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CHAMPAGNES.
neihtlwien4 two isle, incanted sole amen for
the 3titite4 , &talkie ind 'tor. the mile of the
Champagne. Wtner,of , Idenirtei JACQUES , (MAO &
CO at Chalons-ear-bfarne; Frame. We present their
wines to the pithluinideitwe bandit, namely :
IIII'ERLE iID ' - ' RUBIS.
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grapei of theeholoiat ieleotioas. '
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large ..nnentui of th' Weill kiiowe - helium of JAI:MI:MB
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winie WillehAlineil -peen Withlbs elipneentof Cozen ides,
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dor to all others:
.he tlivvisaty sad Sala of. Au* Tablas the mou
thing refer to their numeroue patrons throughout
VON, who are famillararitle the ohmmeter of their
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--11:r•itempilli 3736 I.6o**Tett. 411 -
9,1e2t-100 ,
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I?tblic'Worlo,
.111 - ; !ABB OP PIM 'PUBLIC , WORKS
se-a -TUB STATIIIOP,OI3IO. .' • ,
Olirion Or Pip Bolen or Tbst,to Woelte, ?
. • • COL 1710108; Ohlei'vhigll 2 T; UM , ' f
herrehbe Boatel y
n o b treue blf "th B a - t W ,' ° b r e k tir ' e d e r il lti t e hh a t to t tr r e p ' a t
e l h p
&clock A. M. and PAS &clock P. M., on the ru4.
TENNI% ,B 4 OP Ailin fi Ty 1869, on the steps 9f
the tiotthhide ,
Swim itotitle, in the oily of Co
lambus, Ohio, it willpreeeed to let, at poblie enction.4.
Rem the,oonditionn apd in the manner epecilled.by, the
/. hot' dieting. hiptidpriltions, for the antierintendmine
mid repaint of the pehlso worke for the.finiat yearned
fug November 15,1869, and•tiroVidins fbr leasing the
same." pulsed' IBs9—the Publie Worke Of
the State of Ohio, for the term of ate piers, Isom feb
ing at noon on the.lizet day of
,September. 16511, and
ending at - 'anon on the Nast' day lit September,lBB4.
For the purpose o f
, middi letting, the gad Public Werke
are divided late tidies, ;mottoes, as follows: - ;,
One.....Teembrace the Miami and Brie Os..
hal f lind Si!l the aide onts,i feeders, and resereotre con- •
oveted therewith, together with the leek houses, col •
Beton' aftlicie,lireigh 1648, - and' lessee' of empltuf Vra,
terrthereifeta.farld all the eater route. and privileges
r , tillnitig thereto, mil of land, ivied in- connentiod
, Tica-e-TO, embrace tbe,Mtokinguna hai r
proythient; ghlo Clang; .the Booking Cabal, the Waß
heading Canal; end all the stile outs, feeders, andlibt
fiervoire gensieeted with mid section, together with the
lock honees "oolimter's . ogeee, weigh locks 'and lessee
of - surplatwaterYtkerefrom, end 'all the water 'rang:
,atul,privlubson pertaining thereto, and of land tuba in
eozinteitioa therewith' '
- ;;;Seetton bfee.l?To embrace the tregern BligerVO
and M.:Urns° Solid sod all , tbll gates thereon. , -
' The Miiml ant Bile Canal con hits of taro' bemired
.slid slXtralght Miles Of, main MO.': It comprises the
Wabash endlgrie Canal, eighty-eight Miles long, exJ
tending westward from MS batten . on 'Lake Erie, to
the Stare line between Indiana and Ohio - (where it cod.
Viiit•ash and Erie Canal of Indiana'),
and the; at letatand Miami lixtensten Camila, extending
Rem Inaction; on 'the Wabash hnd Brie Canal, cereal)'
,
- inPes west Ur liiinltattno3 the OhiO river at Cinein:
- -The sleek-Waternavlettn ibe kinekingoin river,
, known lathe Masking di Ithprovement, is, ninety-one;
Uhler - lb,lengtle - thed extends from Marlette and - Har,
Mar. on theAllata river, to- Dresden, where It eonneouf
with aside oat of the Ohio Canal, two miles long. -
tochi° Canal bads from Cleveland , one Lake Brie,:
to Portemputb, on the Ohio river, and is three hundred
aid _nine - miles, long; et Romeo one hundred 'and'
thirty-five Millie, from Cleveland, it connects withlsel
Wathonhlae',tdsaaltat l•Webbipoit,' one Itandfid' snd:
forty - Mae miles ftem , Clevelaad;the - Drweleo - side nut,
Mlnnetiel it with the Muskingum. Innirotemelit:and at;
Carroll, two hundred and four milee from.oleVelaind, it,
co neects with the:hooking „, ,•- T I
The ffiia'xiitlinal,llltpelx melee tong , t o coniirdted
with the Oftoel,,at Carroll, aid terminates ati
:Athena, •
slfrdafltoebottAhe Wilhondltig Canal elite° g twenty.
thrg,b,milets where teregestes in a 00k:water TOM'
0 - the Mohican Met, which reaches two Mlles !Metall
tiled:lend or the -
Connected with these Belot of canals are varion s e feed.
on, basins, Aide Mite, rstiervnirs, Mips, .nd aleck-water
midis, Which are the property of tee State, and feria
part of the sections with yrblost, they connect The
Wabash and Brie Canal, from Manhattan to Junction,.
was bbaitTTlOU'd with nix Ogee depth civ • water andsigiy
feet width et the height of, .op line ; Joint
tlon to - the Mate line,lhe width, at top water, was
_fifty - feet; and depth - of titer are feet With these ex
otiptions,,thesitoala,were designed fora minimum 4ePth
+.l four Of water t and - a width of forty feet at canal
esrpoe.' The' 'snot. looke were generally butt with
oh,mobers of fifteen„feet wide and about ninety feet
Meg. , On the s linekitigned - Improventeint there' are
eleven dame .and alatkorater pools Between Z‘ll,B.
villa and liatirier there are eleven lathe. the chamber'
ot which are one hundred aid seventrffve feet long
and thirty six feet wide Above Zanesville, and be
tween that plane and Dreiden, le another look, whioh Is
one aid twenty - 4st and twenty feet wide
in the chamber..,
'Tote ,Western Reserve snit Menmee Road is a malgad.
*Weed and gravelled turnpikedeadlog from Beller U 0,14
fittronhounty, to' the Manure - river bridge, at Perrys
burg, in Wood connty,t s Maumee of forty-seven and i‘
half miles,. • - . - ,
Bach, mention will heist to the person _or persons
whoi in,eonelderstinzi of the tulle to be de feed from
Said, section; rhea bid to p ay, the, highest annual, rent
therefor; altd•ehall' comply in alt respects, with the
eforseild mit abd with the rules adopted, or which rosy
be adopted, by the Beard 'for the letting. ,
No bid will be removed Deletes lila person or
with
making th e name shalt 'have first deposited with the
Auditor of .State in money, or in the. stocks of the
State of Ohio . of of the United States, the Rum of ten
thousand dollars, upon the conditions that he or, they
will take a lease of the eretlon on which he or they
shell bid if it shall be struck ell to him or them, and
giro maturity for the same as provided by law, and in
defaultthereoLthe seatirity so deposited obeli be Mien
. lately anderholiy forfeited to, end become the property
of the State,_ ,••• ; •
Section one will not be lamed for a emir leas than,
forty tboueind dollars peraunum : section two for nut
less elan fifteen thonsand dollars per sonata; nentisti
three for not less than four hundred dollars per Mt
',num; nor will any bid for either of said seettons he re •
earded which is less than the mid minimum Molest
'rent for aaid gigaton- No - B.otloll AM be ler unless
iSIAD of-the :otherir is alsii let, and oo bid, althourh
otherwise estiefactory,, will be neatly accepted until
Hitt, satsfatitory bide hive been reeelved,for the other
Imogene,' and the leases therefor exocnted'
'-
No railthad company or coropeniesehall, in any man
tier; bsoonle'parties to hide or interegt.d therein
The bidder* to whom' any section shall be struck off
required (inease all the sections are let) to de
posit the required eitsuritleit and enter into bond, sad '
lute lease oontempleted Iby the act, on the twenty-fifth
day of Angnet,lB69.. • -
Thlteecarity °negation No ,One shall be in the sum
of two hundred hod fifty thousand dollars ;• on lleetio,n
No: Tiro to the sum of two hundred and fifty thousaod
dollars; end on_dectian fro., Three en the stun of ten '
I hat le:nand eaet on dols.la half
'
- e. aof Mile seernitysbill'eonstet of the
State litoOks of.Ohlo, or United States Stook!, deposited
IN; th e ithdlter of '•" '
obg surthe covet. ,
37iiieVI ' aIrti - 451 - 7r -"- )ecklessees ars fulfilled and kept, and
She returned to thinn by order of the gem-dot Public
Works on the terminatierCor their respective lessee
provided no forfeiture of 'the same shall. have hap
pened•deringi the continuance of 'their lease "The
remaluderof the securlty,or :my part of Mink remain.
der, may, at the option of the lessee. consist either of
buck Mocks. or of bonds, encored ty mortgage ai nein-
lumbered zeal estate, within this State. at one-half
theactruil 'oath value, exalnoing buildings and ail
perishable luiprovementa. If real settle be offered mi.:
ley part iitauch security, proper and full 'batman; of
thetas thereof must be fareiebed , to the Board on the
twentieth gley,of august, 1859, and at the mime time an
ppralial thereof,- ,exeluding_buildings aud,perietnible
Improved:mete, made open signal view. by the Auditor,
Treasiver;ond one of gut Oorentiegleeereef the eounty
to which such reel - estate is situated; but notwithetend:
lag such abstract and appraisal. the Meted resolves to
itself thepower of deteimining In all re/psi:tithe
anffi-
MMonoy of the security thus 'snared..
Materials provided or contrasted for, and the boats,
exows, tools, implenien.s. horses, mules, and ottie- pro-
Petty in nee by the; Superintendente, mastbe purchased;
et the valne at which - they shall be appeased by three
Judicious, disinterested persons la be appointed-by the
Board on- Publie Works, and the lessees w.ll be required
ropey to the State the said appraised value to money,
Within one month from the time the said sppraisentent
For farther informatirn as to the other terms and
idonditione under which scud Public Works are to be
Mooed. 'reference is, hereby mode to the aforesaid act.
Pamphlete conteliing this set and other laws end or
ders oi tin Board, relative to the Public Works, ale)
tutees of distances. rates of tolls he , will be ready for
examination et this office on and alter the first day of
Shine next, and will be forwarded by mall to the Mitred;
of any person who may request a copy - Printed copies
of toe form of lease and bond to be need, will also be
esdy for emirate - Mien at this office at any time after the
lauds, of July next:
JOHN WADDLE'
' AMOR L unucus,
JOHN - L. MARTIN.
rOl8•oal5t
,Bosrd or Pobao Works of lo
'Heal estate
LUMBER MEN AND FARMERS.
' 1 ,11.1L18.03, VALUABLE TIPdBRIt LANDS.
- IN WARWICK' CIaIINIY, VIRGINIA.
;By virtue of a decree of the, Circuit Court for the
County 'aforesaid, pronommed on the 25th of March,
1869, In the chancery snit of Gambrill ve W hltbeck, the
ufidereigned. ectoig gni:tom otieeionera under the sold de.
erne, will sell before the Court Rouse door of said coon.
ti on the klEpo ND 3:ll.rieliDd - V CP ALltilinT next,
test befog county court day, that valuable treat of land
described in sold degree , tais ail that certain piece, par
cel,' or treat of Mod, lying and In the county of
Warwick, and known se being part of the 'Rich Neck
Treat,' containing one thoticand and eighty-eight acres
(1,0811,) mora'or• leas, being - part of toe tract of land
conveyed by Augustine Getnerill and Margaret kin wife;
by deed dared 28th June, - 1868, ant recorded to the
of. Warwick county- court.H • The above
land li very valuable and easy of access, being located
on thepeuinsuls Lying hetween the James and -York
and stand half WAY between Bactriton and Wit.
ltainebtirg - There are upon the premises a 'steam saw
mill with engine of 60-hone power, and good anbstart
tilt! /rick - Dwelling in thorough repair.
TVICII3' OP ditarAit:
$o
- •
S aim& in moth cc wlli,psy• the costa of the above
mentioned sultan& the czpensee of woe, and Ryon the.
residne noredit of tnelvo months will•;be given, the
pnrehadoof to pre-bond with good- aeourity for the do.
feried • pajnnout,'with interest finny:the day of Ohio.
1,21111= I. TO W DE 4,
OHAALRd R. MALLORY,
- • • • Oom,iveioners.
- Of the above lands, 160 sores are to lane aultrration,t
beasnoe heavily units. ed with superior whqs osk (tor
ship building,) sod pine • the pine wook being worth
64.76 per cord ou the bank ; soy amount den be con
•trfoted for; for the New York market
Any information in reference to the matter can MI hut
bj addressing Newoomer & atonebtaker, Baltimore.
'bit , or by. applying to 8. Patrick. itrUptiang the lands'
at Warwick Court Liotute:,'Vfaiwidk county, Virginia.
zittlinun's Surnipbing esoobi,.
11 . WA4BOP.N & 00.,
(Hoer) Nos. 6 and 7 NONTEI BIXTN BTRIIT,
MANUFAOTIMEREI
OP
SIUUTB,I9UPP!:IIB, DRlg9 STOOK% TO.
Deslry lawyer: artiole relating to the
9xr1"131,1111.N113H1N4 nuturrEsp.
in 3
WINCHESTER. & 00., GENTLEMEN'S
V V ltqiNiegmet BTOBEI
P4T)IFIT SHOULDER-SHAM WIRT ISIANUPAO
TORY •
it the Old Stand , Na. 706 C hrBTNUT Street, oppo-
A.
Washioiltoon°"e•
NntiOnledreft will give, ea heretofore, hle per
sonal supervision to,the Cutting and Manufacturing
departments. Ord ers for bie oelebrated style of 81aIrte
and Collars filled at the shortest notice. Wholeasle
trade supplied on - liberal terms. !y24-1y
,111 ANILLA. ROPE—Assorted sizes mann-
LTA. lactated an@ for as at lowest New York prises
b$ WII/I.VBR. P1T1.F.84 by 00.,
are.it and 22 NORTH WAARVIIA. sny2B
N 0.2.8 North WATER
TTHOSg who are about to -
purchase
prnge, Paints, White Lead, and Window Glass,
wei direct theilattention to an unsorpaased and select
Wok of, sash goods;,whteh are to be roan at the store
ZISGLIR h BldlTll,
-
áØd tf Corner of Seeond and Green Streets.
LIAMS.-425 - tierces extra' Sugar-cured
ILLlS„ , oolrored Heins, peeked by Gardner Phipps, &
Il
06 ,earytewle,„lobe Bbny, Helen & Wood, Beatty
l'apOtrW aod,othara,. for sale by 0. 0 SADLER,
& Co, alma Street. eeeorddoor above Front (17
1130101",—:31Q bbls Moss Pork,
,of
Jeremy, sod PhHollolybio pooktok, for rale
by; 0. 0 OADLBa. h 00., ARCM hired, second d. o
'boy* Prnat • • - 10215
_
OrEFINED -BORAX.-20 oases for sale by
jIID::WITH'BILU&'AROTHKIh Nes, 47 awl ss North
Poor is E treat. Si®
PHILAI)ELPIJIA. AIQ
New,l3ublitatione;
COOTERFET,T 134k1iK.NOTES.
N.M4 cOrnitiattsrma iit Ti
Mowrti o ItrirE I "ACOORDENG TO nil 21
•PO(}RAPHIOAL BANK. NOT 7 SylPOßTligtl3;
on the rout' hundred and thirty-two fae: t eitallek .
gentiles notes In the
BLEST THREE NUMBERS
OP PIM
'PaN(3IeCLOPEDIA,
There are -, TWO. murnansp AND BIXTY-Eqf
8P,T.1401313, raised and relived sates,, now in pirealt;
tlen—rtliera- in;the name and loentfoa of the be%
altered in the dinernmational rains; mid marle,?l, -
almost„ every instasee, from the ; etorthiere , bilia.et
broken haolte, pnd entizely unlike the gentiloe, ,•-
tt yon'irleh to be ace from etch fraudt,bily the
• • • VAC•9I . IIItiE , • •
ENOYfiLOPEDI.6. OF NERI6Ait
- , CURRENCY,
YOU HAVE • ONLY TO PLACE THEBE. TRAUDU
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TlON,flitt j of aod - orinted in the single - at
*hen yod can Bova ikll the Wig, thils consumed, by , re:.
Ihireoce to sitac Winne of the genuine, note. itself, !hloh
it'quiree but a glance of the eye 'to losure yo n eigablei
any loss !
OU ARE LIABUN: 'Ar •A To tem
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AR TO ;FIFTY.
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For sale by -
WILLIAM S. lb, Al FRED MARTIAN,
191 ' 606 0111451INVIT Street
A N XABNEST AND TIiOUGHTPUL,
ZIL BOON. ,
LEOTITIM. OR - TUN PtIZST'TWO'VISIONS OP'
TRH APE OP p4 t!l lkL. By Rev, WilliamNest*
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recce of spirtt are high recocintenastione ..—Sennerof
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Of prophesies. The author's yleps are,, sJmadvi.,,
deficits,' •peindisr, Le' worthy of attention and don: eldoratlon —American PreseyteriAn ,
,
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nest.-and reverential mil d, and may be emanated 'NNW
profit •,-Prcsbytertsn BennorAnd Advocate.. •••.
'Just published by
je26 • . No.
,606 ORMAITirfT
fILVBOOII.B-OLD 13061(81 - ,
‘..." The wodereigoed states that he bakfrentientlitie
sale books printed between the yearel47o eAdArk}.. l
early editions of 'the Pothers Of the Rare at 'au.
tendortf, Grottos. Poweit, Coke, Hall,: •a' YearßoOket,
Relents, fed., are often to. be found upon hui shelves
Oyer °psalm, Lexicons. 0 lassie Authors, History, Poetry,
Philosophy, }faience, Ecnonmy. Governinenti
Architecture, Natural History. 'Premises open these
and other kindred subjeote 4re being Continually dealt
in by him.' ildoks, ra large and 'braall quabtltlea pa.,
chased at the OestomMouleaveout
NU r Street, above /fourth, Philadelphia
-
mete am ' 'Join; itAmPrnOt,f, ,
eliesolubonif mitt' 4ropiettneristop3
DISSOLUTION. -The Copartnership hero
rofere eiretlag under the fi,ne or EVANS ,Sr.
REVOMER (llotel•keepeir) le THIN DAVAuuteleed
by inalualconeeut, c VAN EVANd,
' ' UPTON L NEWCOMER.
U 8. NEWCOMER bevlna ;miaowed the lotoreet of
EVAN I.VeNB it:CMS .UNION, AtCU etrcet stove
Third, will still (ramie the kn•tneee, and !open, by
strict attention to the wattle of hie Mends and the
travollog public, to keep " TUE UNION" with such
character ea will merit popular'la•or. J74-mac
DISSOLUTION. ---THE COPARTNER-
Willi' heretofore exleilow between toe .wheor.bera,
under the name or LAY & BROM% le this der the
aolaed by =tool cesrent. The bnalarea of the late
Arm will be taped by either of the uodete•gned.
ones. a. LAY,
JOHN OAMPBELL
Philadelphia, July Ist, 1869,
The undersigned bare this day assoolat d themselves
for the purpose of manufacturing.Yrinting Take order
the name of LAY & BROTHS➢R. The" manufacturing
department will mason the samosa under tke old fine,
an teat enstomere ev, rely upon the , reputation of the
bread being fully sustained. - MIAS. B LAY
JUIL C. MOLL_Inf.
July 1et,11359. jl9 Btilf
TA 1 S S O L U TIO N.—The Copartnership
beistofors existing botwaso ULZIOti LIND Va.
DI *VMS and 011(011.13. AI 4TTLA(111;:to yobbo busi
ness ata plass Witt( h Viol( s Perm,l , bas been
this Soy, 3lnly 23, ditennyed by .ruttinal oons.nt an
olatros op to maid date wit! be e•ttlad by Th LTN
DENMIIVEI. • ULRICH- LINDYbiIIaY.U.
July rth,IEN
CHARLES LtaTtL
jyl3.3t*
rrillE COPARTNER SIIIP ben toforo ex
je Iglus between the Ffllmerbvre la thle day dlaeoleed
Ty mutual ens. nt The Dueness of th(v flee, •wlil be
settled by JO P 8 D. Ildrl , .ON, who le authorised to
usethe name of Ostlers la
JOAEPB B HANSON,'
Julylet l lB69. NORWOOD PtelltOtß,
' JOSEPH D. HAWN will continua the Tottneoo
Cloanntesion bantam, end agency fgt. the sale of Som
brero than°, en heretofore
Re.lob North WAITE?. Street.
- and No DS North. DELAWARE Avenge.
GEORGE BOLDIN,
10b Nortk WATER, Street
NORWOOD PENROSE,
106 North DELAWARE Avenue
NORWOOD PENROSE, (late of the Arm of Zoseph B
„
Moen & C 0.,) is Gilt dei &escalt . ed with GEORGE
BOi.DIN, under the style 'and fleM of BOLDIN &
PINEOSII, for the purpose of eondnottoi a. Zobacao'
011, and General cooitaleston 'hertu'eee. '
July 1, 1859. 3y1:11
NOTICE.- THE COPARTVERSHIP
/. I heretofore existlt4 betw.on the subscribers,
under the Firm or V nhOINN it - 00., it this
duly diseolyed by mutual sellout. •
The bottoms m the dm will be settled by OORNEI
LIM 1. IlitauFOßD sect risMl7lll, LtfrZ, who are
auttontood to use the name of the km for that pur
pose. WM 11 Ditt.WN;
CORN T BltarißOnD,
BabIUEL.LOTZ.
PEILAMILPHIA, 7th month Ist, 180. .Iyl-lm
OELEB4 &TED MAIZENA,,
BOIL NANO MINQH, MINIM PUDDING; MAKIII
PUDDING,IIISITAID 'CUSTARD, MOW CREAM
ICIE CRt AM, PI/18, OMMEI, &o.
DIANIIPAOTORY—DLEN COVE, L. ISLAND.
We take greet pleasure in presentiog to the public our
MAIZINA, - (which le pet up in one pound packages,
with directions for WM on the !Torpor, , as being by far
the ORE /MOW, smell as the most delicate and whole
some article for culinary use now extant, and is MOO
ded to be, by the many that hare tested its delicate
qualities, * most important addition to our national
BO of Bare," particularly for desert. The article
is manufactured with the utmost rare from. the
choicest selected flouthein Indian Corn. The wa
ter used in ita manor store is drawn front paranoia
Apringe, and is remarkably pure and wholesome; no
water could be better fitted for the cleansing of a sub
stance designed to be need largely for food, and to ren
der it particularly adapted to the use of invalids and
the sick room, It being equal, if hot superior, to the
beet Bermuda arrow hoot. Parties in the Trade are
invited to call, when we will take pleasure in present
lug them wimples,
OLIN WYK MANUPAOTURING 00.
JOSEPH 11. TAYLOR,
• 10$ WAINTIT'nTaRST,
Wln.leeele agent for Philadelphia.
WM. DURYEA, Ooneral Agent,
100 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.
N. 13.—We are the only,pirles in the world that
manufacture fddIZENA, we having ae•ured to our.
anlvAs the exclusive right. ' ap2o. cram ac'eowam
AS IdGUT (300K7STOVE, &0., for
titommor All a,zis of T Shaw's '(of Phi‘a
Patant eas Light (look !Stoves &o from ;MO to $:6,
warranted to boil, balm, roast, - broll, haat tai rra , and
Waters' trona, Ito 'John Earhre, ,No 1840. RIC sr
Street:cot this out for rsfersoce,
18AP.
.1'011):04 , 1 1, 4 JULY ii; 1869.
Letters from
,
rioireepordenoe of The PiefeJ
L'AtthAkhh. 'June 15, 1859. ;
havo at length iot; away from Genova and
?limbed mj , : toiat for fora tow daya• iiatilditiitteillie
oupttal of therainton do WO. In coming' here
:we.wereovertaken'on the( lake by one of those
fearfully sudden storing Tor ivhioh it Is so remark
able.: In fivq its glossy, surface was lash-,
:ea into,fa dons With. difficulty we land
-9d In a,snullt a ttO4(at Xyon,, Where Lsvis glid , to
tale refuge toV 'the niltlit,''rathet"thari Ventui6
Seeress the taisloftstilti')lt'U; stenttitOisi;
*doh I had purposely taken, to go'bY the tgaioy
iddb, iAlt wait thlie disappointed by the Storin:
Theneki,day,f, made'a short detotir through is
beautiful country, to ABU' the old bietteau Taf
i
leas, a tenet picturesane and interesting pile, and
ivenderftilly syelt.nreeerved, considering ft stria
bitilt;:es they any, by , the good'iltieen,:heretio, In
the'loth century; when the' Oanton de 'Vaud rots
a inoVince of -. l 3argendyi , : ,
I,attearthe , has 41n-, ittrritialled position. Pant
alien three bills and the:intervening valleys, foie•
ral hundred foot Lilies° the laps,, yo u have trout
. .
ll pubic& the town Views , of, surpassing beauty,
eon tairm mine-1800h inhabitants is substan•
tinily built In, an antipiet4d - stile, and °tea groat
• ettisotiond to quietandetu • ous -
- I
The- oathetfral is swim:110)1Y fine Gothic
s., , strueture, the.best in - Switsorlatid,tand a splendid
• :foci .*1 r; 0 ,-
ohe of Pope ,V, irhioh.tooiti any
taut Singh , to i tisfy .the hbatt or thb laths red-,
Afton, antiquary . tbePope,whti had beefi Duke'
f aVoY,, after, o hts stbliicatiort feittbd , ta a _aim:
, teals, visible froth Asausatine, ,wherkpe tiled, and
Treat which they , pay, he- iv conveyed
eathedrai. - The early!,histery ihe (hutch-Is'
4ibw inVolveid iu - bbatihrtsfr; the itiCorda kitting
.lieriehed , hi Pot ilaqration by lightuing , Is that,',
Jilreimost other tad' Oakes you visit, many of the
laaalobate arezparely.legandiry,
This Mora& took en early Start, by bolt, to,
•,,,flontrostiti climbed hp tb Wpm; vaibre I . 6alebed;
Shoat, eiMeilent ,Itiea‘fast„with a dish of, mpun
tata anal:lOW / nearlY a thousand fept'
- Wive thetliike, I oontlbUal bey letter froM an old
leg b, the,wayside, The Weather ie lovely ; and
, eifter • two months' of (dead' , and , with little
Ifespite, one khowalthe to appreciate snob a day.
-The view is niegnifitent! -I look down a` wild
Wfilley; sprinkled with- hamlots• and - ohibita peep.
;tog out - frtm - the, dark; firs, ,to the lake, blue'as
tttrquotao,, and abut In, by the Alps of Savoy,
plied In huge bonlde.o to the clouds, -while to the
. left:the Dint du Midi, with its-snowy teethi
,
springs talailV 9.000 feet:above the valley of the 1
:s
none. '
, 81.tt IA not think, my dear that a mere
1)tosalo pen - is 'e4tM,l to tt" de3oriptlon of Lake
-Matt, to vihbiki; some one has obserVed,
!, ovary chord In tKe pebtio Use has vibrated." '
, -' I-
.1 ave:juet Membered' up the grassfeide of 'a -
Ann.!, ,steep bill, disturbing 'butterflies and' bees
!.tittiprig its gorgeetts enardelling ofthwers. I step
iii:Colte, a little breath and opol off, In a shady nook
~alwiest on a level with the base of the Dent di Ja.-
'lMM...which itarta hp jest before me, looking very,
.
;fattish like the peak' of Teneriffs, as we recollect
jibe picture in Oiney's - geography, 'when school
16P-30.valley "or the Mime begins to open
;e:tto - beforeme, its turbid Waters melting Into the.
Aka, which sends them out again at Geneve, bean
itrtilly blue and clear, until muddled againty the
ri.vo. Thejunetion oftitese two streams is very
atty and ounone. They, rush hundreds of yards
,ilder by side" without ,mingling," the impetuous,
IfliTinse reminding one of a fresh young damsel:re-,
I ' lidng the' overtures , of a disagreeable dotard,
Iti meilongersable'te'veslst, she 'gradually yielde,
144, Waco herldung,j*us individiality in the
1,, , sombre niigb ieFy grW a y r o e f d the
d eld st m m an a ' f s te fu r future course.
' the miantains, Z; could not resist theelestre
4 Ittolfring .
,iplihilien, that I,Might drop 'port a few
tA i
'. llifrom:ite old, ivy-cOlored*walls. I am, now
V 43` in the very - dungeon Of Bonnivard;jest
:. '.':',olat'ol..i'coltinan in which *rim engraved ilia
• , -,..-
. ,
~„, :followed by tbinteands of other* whose-
• - .7 1 ,ti e; limegine; has been litvaln.. How unto
-• ii. , 44etze, .to recall, his apoltro
-04,01011er:31' Thy yrleon ina holyAare,
MA thy rod floor en altar—for 'twat; trod
, ilntll Watley steps have left A trace
Worn, as if. JAY cold parernent were a sod,
By rOrmt.gad, !, wily nOne those marls effete:
,
t •
_. Per they spread from Tyranny to Got."
I
l This le the fourth time I have been here, and I
littve never Seen it so light and effeetive, looking
tar mots like the crypt of an old church than a
@pigeon The setting entietreams in through sin
high, narrow apertures, and reflected from the
Velar, plays upon the arched ribs 'of the ceiling
and falls 'spot the unhewn rook of the right wall
'e rude old' Gothici columns, stretching down the
riiiddle, throw their seven slanting shadows on the
ground, making a beautiful study for an artist. I
4osi the waters rushing against the walls outside,
but the idea that the prison lies Wolf, the surface
of the lake le altogether fake and poetic, Much
as thaemay have obonied Chilton, and It has aeon
many vicissitudes since its foundation by Pierre of
llavolo, in the thirteenth century;_ and much as
poets may hive embellished it, there is no doubt
that many bloody , note Of tyranny and cruelty
have transpired here. These very suttee have
echoed other groans than those of Wale and Bon•
ntvard, and "many have hero, ended their. days
by violent' death - or
,slow lingering decay, whose
shiferlegs have gained no sympathy because no
bard has gang their woes " ' What a vision if the
horrors-of the pest were now to 'start up, as I sit
writing in this solitary place ! I almost shudder
as L throw my eyes to the other end of the dun
geon, beginning already to be shrouded in gloom!
The gurgling of the waters has a dismal sound,
and as the light fades a superetitious feeling creeps
over me ! t radition says some thousands of Jews
Were cruelly hub:armed:in one of the dark recesses
adjoining, and es I don't want to conjure' up the
shades of these murdered innotrente with the cruel
Duke of Savoy writhing in their vengeful clutch,
'I must hurry put of this ghostly atmosphere to the
light of full day.
• Obilion is a spot mach more intoroiting from its
historic associations than, from the graceful spell
which the genius of Byron has thrown over, it, and
long before I could appreoiate .either; as a child,
the Penny Magazine. that inaxhaustiblo source 'of
delight to young minds, had given ma a lasting
impression of its wails -and ploturerque round
towers. I was greatly disappointed when I first
saw it from the lake, from which point it by no
means realizes,one's expectations, and it was not
till I approached from the side of Ville• Naive
that I recognised the Chilton of the Penny Maga
zine.
During the Bernese rule in the Clanton do Vaud,
the bailiff of Mien was the great oOnservator of
public morals and decency. - Vnillmln says: TV.
baeco, idleness; WI conceit, and dancing, Were
then prohibited under severe penalties. The
length of wigs was regulated by law: the wearing
of. false hair, or of more than one petticoat, was,
absolutely forbidden. Short sleeves and low dretees
were the objects of repeated fulminations, and great
wrath was once excited in the heart of their excel.
Jencks of Dime at the news that a Roman ()etha
ne dancingMastor had...established himself in their
good town of Vevey, Oiler was sent to the
of Chilton to make him speedily decamp, and to
censure the towns people for their criminal laxity."
It is now used'.by the Canton do. Vaud as an
arsenal and occasional prison. The last who were
here •confined, I believe, were, some Christians,
who submitted, to imprisonment "tither than vio
late their conscience by bearing arm's.
The last boat had gone when I left the castle,
leaving me no alternative but to walk to Vevey.
The EMI was going down behind misses of 'laven
der clouds, fringed with orange, while patellae of
purple, pink; and gold, floated 'along the horizon.
The mountains behind me looked like piles of
changeable velvet, from the darkest gray and
green to the most brilliant hues of refleeted sun
light, from their snowy summits, the beautiful
lakes repeating the whole as in a mirror, It ,was
a delioions hour as I wound along its crystal
margin. The alt was filled with the perfume of
fresh mown hay and roses, and the rippling of the
water beat time to the vespers of the birds One
by one their tiny chirps died away as the shades
of twilight deepened, and the frogs, in coarser
notes, took up and prolonged the eveulug strain.
The full moon rose over "Ia tour d'al as I en
tered. Olarens, the "sweet Olarens " of Childs
flaccid, and the soerie, 4 of. Rousseau's Nouvelle
Helolse—
here the Rhone
I.lath spread himself a coach, the Alps here reared a
throne !), W.
MIL. WILLIAM SIMOND9, 000 Of tilo OHO=
of the New Endand Farmer,,died of 0011,11inP
, bon, at hie residence in Winchester, Mau ,on
Teursday night last The deoeased formerly
edited and was proprietor of the Satitrday Ram
bler, a weekly j iurnal prlbiißbed 110 Ilm.ton. Ho
was the author of the i% Almwell Stories," and
of several Sunday•sohool books, His ego was
thirty .seven years
THE New Haven (Connecticut) Palladium
has been eidargid. It is now the largest daily
' paper in the State.
The Haute oc tlia,Vitia and Edithwstcpet
Passenger Railway
VIE CHARTER or PHILADELPHIA AS CITY--43D
', 'WARD SHIPpEN ; FIRST MAYOR—PIN . ANCINIIING IH
yllE EARLY DAYS ON THE CITY—Dp . picULTY, IN
II:BCC:WO MAYORS TO SEitYK—BENJAMIN FRANN
''LIO/ ELECTED ALDERMAN IN 1751- 1 4,r.vY OF MONEY
TO rAETHE Expo:EBRO OF A NIGHT WATCH—PURI ,
CHASE, Or, LOTS POE THE ERECTION oil THE COUN
TY ,COURT HOUSE AND THE MAXIM'S OPSICE
IN 1762! - ' 7 '"' • • - "
• Philadelphia • had been • iM existence nearly
twenty years before itreceived, on - October 25th,
1701, its *By charter: We find,liowever r in• the
aota of the Provincial;Cotinoil, that in 1684 Thorned
tioytiffhomee itelinee, and Mr. •.11ityne were ap ,
:pointeti.to.drft!,oll, a dhat ter for the bore:flee of
Fbiledelnhia„which _wae to. be goVereed by a
Mayer and ale aldermen: Watson's Annail men-,
tion that on the Id of the Bib' month, 1691, - Ilnite '
ph:ear Murray was rectognised 'by the seine Ma.
Giles Mayor of the city of Thieriot
lie efientlene doe& riot appear ifi the E" Colonial
&cord. ' It it probable that thilerntreiti'nenjt
have been given by inadvertence, Or perhaps *as
sanotittned•bee custom, .The preamble of 00 eh er
ter teems to preclude the idea that Philadelphin.
wasa city ; balm for it mentions that at Atte.
brinifile request of flte hat settlereof,
the town or Phil`adelphik I 'baits; by 411t4 - Lef the
Ring'ilettetiiititent;-ttfider the . Gieat Seal bf , Drig.
land; erected . thettaid - toteh 614 a Vorotigh; and by •
these Presents tio'eriot' the said - fawn` and' htlicifgh
•Into . a Uhdar tlitin'amehf Mayoritid:COta.
Manatees:or the) Ohl .of Philadelphia, Peniceeheb.
listed a dose torperatioh, eoesiethig of-the Mayor,
Recorder, Aldermen, and Clem:nee Counell.• ; fhti
.first of these.4oo aPpoiated.bythe,Pfoprietor. .
.1t is supposed' diet se, strange .e,'Provisien:We Wet
which cut effehe'people settargefrOm en, feloe in I
:Cie' Gloat:died sr v i tVatio,tes, bad Its 'Origin in the
, thata vlry largiweiief the Arst
litre Suelt;ttattartet , as they WereVsed tO s there.
PindisiOntl Witte thilkithieliddptsid*lth' &dr Slight
_alterations.. beyond-IMM :changed egirefiniatantese
.rendeted absolutely net*** it *as Ititeed
that thist,oliartst Would not froek - tvolle : Was
this Moeller Omission in, iteethat. there, wets. Me
power given'tgi_ ley a..ta; for any purpose.
'inizilites of the Common Counellior 11 d Show : Llle
'liven diem` thn charter was not Considered perfeeifyt
- eatiefeetory, for ' it 'vim ordered " th et '• the Ite
oorder,,Alderman. &ors and Robert laslitton,
Atari a noir draught Of sv city oharier, - aricif 'heart
,therein eneb.priviiiidgelasehe present charter are
.defloient in, in order .. .Mt , lesiene to: he Preer, for.
his concurrence and pasting .the same ".; It ap
pears that this movement was unsuccessini, tdi.the
minutes make no mention of a now charter being
received from the proprietors. , ,
E iwerd Shippen was the first Mayor of this oily.
He was a noted personage, foi three eeveiel rat"
ioni—for being the biggest man, living in the big.
goat home, and having the biggest' carriage lie
had.been publicly whipped in Boston, in - 1675, on
account of his Q tatter principles. , Edward Ship.
pen, unior, presented e petition to the Common
Council, July 20,13, 1100, praying that thie Pone:
mon Council would please to eemiteinto him Seven
pouride ten shillings, or some - part thereof, being a
tine laid upon hini for an assault end hatterY Colic
mltted on the body of .0 homes Clark, Esq'" Re
hard,iii;eind , " to'have followed in' the friemtepe of
hie illustrious predecessor. , ' It may be worthy Of
oeleethat the Coundil remitted him half the fine,
on condition of iris paying the remainder within
tetra days. The city was often "hard up." At the
same meeting of Council, it was resolved that, to
:raise money for building:the new market bonier
,the seven aldermen should centribithilind pay
double what the Common Councilmen should do
:They took - care, however, to be repald'irien the
market rents. A few weeks lateri it 'write ordered .
that the Mayor. ilecorder, and Aideeskan-Shippen
attend the Rouse to ask leave to benefit' a bill to
Confirm the oily charter and extend its provisions
but, when they addressed the AMerably on the sub
ject, it was Ordered. that the request should be
niade.in writing In the form of a petition. 'Poore
Seems to have Seen a delay in this for several
years. .Finfrig wee quite a favorite mode of rale
lug money for public particles in those times. The
very first minute , of Common Council (Oct, Id
1704) which we have, states the reasons f,r remit!
tang the fine of '.£2o laid onlAldermati Jones' for
refusing to accept 08 , 4E0 of Mayor the ye4r,
fare: Oa his re-election, he thought it advisable
to serve. Richard Hill, in 1717, was eionsed,
among other' reasons, because he had; "at this
Board's importunity, served the last:year." Alder
men Story, in 1706, Was' not so fortunate, but had
to, pay. his 1:20; and in 1745, Aldermen-Turner
fined '..C30.
the office, and the fees wore but small, while it was
the custom for the Mayor. on going out of office, to
give a grand entertainment 'at - his own expense;
It was, therefore, resolved that, sinee, it had been a
difficulty to find persons willing to serve in-,the
office of Mayor by reason of the peat trouble which
extends the aithful execution of it, one hundred
Pounds a year should be paid as allowance to the
Mayor for three succeeding yews; The circum
stances attending the next eleotten were very eerie'
one and different from what might hate been ex.
peoted. The two aldermen who went to the house
of the Mayor cleat,' to inform him of his appoint
ment, being told by. his daughter that he was on ,
of town, and returning and informing the Board,
they adjmreed until the afternoon " to consider
what was proper to be dime on this cessation." The
Recorder having in the meantime consulted the
Attorney General on the matter, the latter gave it
as hie opinion, • that a written notion should be
sent to Alderman Morris's house, signifying that
ho was so cleated as aforesaid; and likewise that
a messenger should be despatched into the country,
where it mess said be had gone, with to like notice,
Who should endeavor to procure his sneerer whether,
he 'would 'serve in the acid office 'or not. Mrs Mei
ris"refused to 'receive the notice when she had heard
what its purport was, and the messenger having
gone to-Berke county and Trenton in search o
the Alderman, returned unsuccessful. Thereupon
,the former Mayor was re.eleeted. Alderman Mor
rig had.probably previous intimation of his elec
tion. but it is likely did not hear of the salary
which was voted at the same meeting at which he
wee 'chosen. In 1740, it was resolved that at the
end of the ensuing year the aforesaid salary should
cease. W. Atwood, in 1748, and Thomas Willing,
the year after, proposed to give. the one £6O. the
other . .ClOO to the corporation in lieu of the cue
ternary dinner. Thomas Lawrence, the next in
cumbent, offered to donate In the sense way £lOO
to the A oadenay in this city, (the forerunner of our
University;) which proposal was very highly ap
proved. Benjamin Franklin is mentioned as
pleated'aldermen Ost let, 1751. Is' 1760, it being
shOwn that fhb expensee of the Mayoralty exceed
ed the fees, the salary of £lOO per annum was re.
stored. The Board, in 1761,f having beeAd that
the Mayor-1310dt, Alderman Samuel Mills, was
etok, appointed a committee : to wait on -him, and
they reporting that ho was-unwilling to accept the
office, but requested the Me to be received instead,
impssed • the heavieat
,fine p ermitted Wein—via,
,
'An act of Assembly, 'visaed Tune 7th, 1712; op
proved by the iluesezi in coutedi February 20th,
1712, .reoltes that '" Inaorporatieg the said city
hitth so far limited the magistracy of the county
of Philadelphia,- that the law for raising of the
•county levies cannot, without the helper this act,
be so aptly and effectually put in exercise within
the said oily as heretofore, and this rule and go-
Vernment of the Paid city requiring a charge
which may not immediately concern the rest of the
ouirity," six assessors Were to be chosen annually
by the people when met to shoes representatives fn
the Assembly. These assessors meeting at a fixed
time, Red noting with the munioipal officets, were
to make an estimate of the probable expenses Lf
governmentfor the ensuing year, and lay taxes to
meet them. An act " for the, batter government
of the oity,of Philadelphia,": passed atithe Dame
time, was soon after repealed, and not appearing
barmy collection of laws the refer has that With,
he is not aware of its purport.' In 1743, a our
Mittee Cannons was appointed to draw np rand
submit eni.act , for bettor regulating the nightly
watch of Philadelphia, and for raising money on
the inhabitants of the said city for defraying
the necessary_exiienses thereof. On the eecond
reading of the act la the Assembly, it was suggested
that, since the bill proposed laying a tax en the
people, it should first be submitted to them; where
upon, its consideration being postponed until the
next session, it was ordered to be printed and dis.
"Persed'by the clerk, (Beni train Franklin,) with bis
newspapers, among the inhabitants of the maid city
during the interval. The bill was taken up and
passed February Bth, 17504. The , ^Governor
strongly objected to it, on the ground that it re
lated to the properties, and might essentially street
the liberties of the city, and was unprecedented.
The magistrates urging the importance of its pas
sage; and- stating that they had tried to conform
US nearly as possible to the weld mode of laying
taxes in the counties of the State, and had only
varied from the Englieh customs so far as altered
eitentnetanoes required, the Governor acceded to
their wishes, and sanctioned, the measure. Six
wardens were, by the provisions of, this'aot, to be
ohoson in the same manner as the assessors, who,
tp °alienation with the assessors, had authority to
i mpose a tax of not more than three pence per
pound for the expenses of the watch, do This act
expirlngiVrits own lithltation wtie iii that
year substantially re.enaoted, and has also " been
re-enacted on several subsequent meadow. I Street
commissioners wer4.,appointod in 1762, with dna,.
•
tar powers (though 'for' different 41:teposel:tek,
those of the wittier& ' :
.1.4 an -sick punqd Feb. 17;1762, Xtoram-ppwided,
that ah:it of ground on the 8. E. ;totem of Cbeettint
and Sixth A treats, rnoniiiring fifty pmet,bigovippi7-
.oceie, I, and . eimiiar ono,nt'ilioA. *. 'lo , iner;of
Ohestnn , t and inftli pir4ittii, having bee n
foi' this er:oilion . thilietitioii'ofa`onuri heunifee`the
nounty f Bad- a "eitinhelllef the'loitii' o'f Pliflidel
libia—tifto b onvoyatiaO of which late lied hosier been
made—on payinent of, 45():by'ate, bounty
,aild oity
respeeitively,,thelete wore tor,be -mado:-,ovely Alifit k ,
on
,Fifth strolt to,thevity r tks other 4 t4 theleonnty ;.
leteung ordered pip? ilia! the
-'
d
beiiiil4 In form: ''.d
The' dity'Counili"oidiiad, th , Oref , iei7;i4cber
20th; 1763; pin lild'inini of £so' tiVlie 4 ltitliliokettid•
1211
for the parteie; '.i . tilii 4.6 1761,/ Obi dial toff i tlio
property war executed:.•:- Tbeffoissiriirkittitirifircla
leb;thern4 Dome
~.11ttedn:ItltP*106141:faither
charge.::,:..-_ I. lo ri: , - - _ - :',!'., .5.7 '.Ltri lii
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July'r
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The 4iiiir 4Vtid. eigta . ..tog '!;riznisersaii" of'
•Aantirtitiillindii)i'nd'iiitilitfAiit `crated - Whp,
.booli , of the eentillffieeitAllpreei'kviraelitilii
oil, and ern long the of,o4ttlietit'snoiing•ab44
oci9r to co..tga . ttightsand,potnitof meet?' '?
. A t J2);il,rhe,exercteep ef.the:tfaiwere•pcmtnpue'..
ett: in- fro3t,ef o. thqkcirelefr.#4Attel„*.y/are, where
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6:..i.iitiw - --. . ar-lailifoipno;v4sopmaP,rofgsi
. .hr- , ,rioecl t : - fin ' , reel iii. )I.oiiiitien:, at Tatlet
gentience„ . 7 Viiry able r and: ilaiiiiii ioiiiiii;fr: ! 4 •
.ter.ribtob Scceiarferniferil,l9 icrireiiiid#!l-t-„ltij.-417ii,
int roa need -' \-nef atilit6Md:WoriixtOdfnlikik:**ll".
happy. et. lei ,apkithi.
itplet rOegi of I4tih irer-1 If. ltt ittit
ful nyckOtt ! tl4at,e*tetl 4 ,
,
'
fal„ Alf, A.IIPON
Pif;.o 10: 0 ' a:1 1 91:- p r *64rO
jidg - foilink a peettionofeeiete#o
tire l* Seise; Bar.'' ' ',
? 7
In theeviiiti,Ode oitiyieenitii , nid
with th
seen.l Of 'Magi. trtitif the ittiaie iff.i;neiiiiitie
thenitiltia in'the ;31 . 4114 .f " . beititifillireiriiiiis t .
' - Elo'paired oar l'unitliciatili.'7 ll ''' -' 6:11f-10
, , ,
Gay Dic,etirAr on Iler Tratelis
13113.PndinToses Tun cop:ruing° se
, . unasat,t':elcvtxtiao AY xr,
tirom the Olstelaed MAIO
One daj lauE.week.a namable looking- young
woman, rather SUptfreckled ,and having of a
Iriott warm yellow " tine: took' Masse froth Obi
nage to Detroit On theMbiliigatrfrentralltallriid .
. Her-basgage was oheoked,,anci theyoudgaireinin
took a berth in the sleeping par. Another -young
woman, of, dont4 ‘..peifetit stronger "„ to the
"auburn" bvired damiel, Who' ' we forght . to say,
della herself iMiialleth Drake. lib itted• the battle
Ott arriving at Detroit, }lin dieth found her shop.
lee companion' LTA , ahrgoinilateif;, taking with
her the Check for the 'b ggage, and MOO, other
sundries oontalded li , aste's rocket ,-
On Saturday, mornlh.l die fir s Von," found
at the New eta': on Water treet, having , jest ,00me off the • Aftoit'steimer. -
She remained at that haute; and toldthiligidifted,
Mr. Charles Coates, tbentory of her losses; stating
that she had' been riibtied.of 'her Opal!, cortlitin
ing Valuabtei and alas' bad all her money.stolett.
She fa. then said that she hid Settled - Milt Mae rill
road company .for the loss, and tbat,ll:ll4fitat3,
President of the ,Cotttptiny, had, given :her a - note
for 4500, payable in; &teem day Thre nota'abli
had placed in a, sealed etivelopei and. gitrii Into
the custody of the landlord for safe keeping: -
Mr. Coates and • his 'ettfe 'wire Imposed on - by the
appearance and phittitible story of Elisabeth, and
the !twiner advanced her' certain rums. on the
note—to wit, S' one bank note of theialie of $5,
two bank roves of 'the vattie_ofltt'eatih`,.and Ave
silver - coins of the vakte - of .25 cientaeaott ",
With this money the damsel went'up;to'hibe:
man Kellogg's dry,goods store, and k putohhaed
e. dress, piece, making herself 'very - intimate witb
"no of the clerks. representing that her father bid,
told a farm in ANN= county Air - A30.010;' and: in s,
timating that she Was going to "launch nut" in
he way of dress. Of course ler acqueintinhe
was cultivated, and the retired with the proa=
, poet of running up a big, bill at „the expanse of
the firm. -
, -
So far everything bad - gene" well, but ehe had
made herself so very familiar with the boardefa
at the betel that Mrs Coates , began tole suspi
cions. Oo Tuesday afternoon Marshal'Craw and
Officer *Maury hentientid: into the,. house, .aed
were.introdueed Under feigned names to that yeung
lady.' She aeon beeinie -eery familiar with tithm,
and matters were progrituing Imitate:Mei; Who
Mr. Coates annohnoedthat Ms hareatt-rittlahlikt
the , draft aria' deiailted: , —had been robbed.,' - The'
suggestion thit an talker he Sentjor Was rejeitted
by Craw, who reoommanded that:the'roOttie of:the
torsions ounce lid bainiaiolted: Satre money ; that
bad been Stolen, together with the envelope
(dosing the " draft," was found hid under a bed--,,
where they had ,beeriplainid for thiparpose: ,By
Aar lime °Meer Frazee *Pi on the ground. - .Mies
Drake'attetaitsdto getToosseesionoltheitillyel;
thit all Weti - f - gltite wave ope was Open
and found to coritaii--.Ltivaste` paper!, .
In the course -,nrcielivereation with .Marshal
Craw", bed gait the impression that she
was talking w ith
,a fellow . sharper, and - told.blui
that her story of 'the draft was all fiction, that she
had been " robbed" by an aocemplice according to
agreement, and that her trunks had beetiplaced
by that achomplice in 'the' fngi' of BlilabetTes
" Amoy man," at Kalamesoin The surprise of the
young woman at learning, the real °tweeter of' her
continent may be imagined.- • -
The game evidently was to swindle Coats oak of
all ehe could onthestrength of the surpwed - drafq
and then "slope',; to run up a bill ail:loE47_l%e*
man's on the strength of the $ 3O 000 fortdae; Mid
then -to conic on the Michigan' Central Railroad
Company for damages f tr the Toes of her trunk. -
These schemes have fellediand abets now in the
hands of the polioe.
Mantua.
The M 34010, whioh flows from the Lsgo di Garda
to Mantua, is at times a river of considerable size
and depth, but in summer it is often so 'shallow
that it can he wided through without difileuity •
There are bridges morose the, Minato at Panniers.
Borghettii
. Onito, Rivalta, .and Mantua, the dis
tance between the firs -named plum; which lies Or
the °aide Like, and Mantua, being about sixteen.
English odes, - The d is , atme between Mantis and
the spot at which theldinelo falls into the,Po may
be about seven Miles.• Ihne:the line whioh the
Austrians havo to defend-is-but; little • more. than
tiven.y miles in length; and at each end of it - is'
fortress which is exceedingly difficult te,tirin, as
the one (Paschiera) is on the Gems Lake, - and the
otter (Manila) lies ,in the midst of bogs and ,
marshes, which extend to the Po.. Pesoblers, a
-mall town on an island, is defended by extensive
n , wo-ks and eight lunettes" w th. bombiprnot
gm' tars for the troops. „Them t lunettes" form'.
mad of fortified camp. In addition to the forti
fications alattly mention. tl, there are two forts
one of which commands the right end the other the
left bank of the river. Too garrison of Yachters
has also the .power of Inundating,the.country for
onme miles round by closing sluices which are be
tween the lake and the river.'
Mantua, which also lies on an' island, has a for
Ofied camp for 30,000 men. TOo, aoproaohoi to'
M Kona are across ft's dams or dikes, three' of
which are in connection with the' right - and two
with the left .hank of the. lake formed by, the
The principal appresehes maths leftbsok
ate-in the direction of the aubrtries'lBan . Giorgio
anePorto, the former being rote° ed by .Pot San
tlioriio, and thalatter _by the treat. citadel of
Porto. The dikes on theright bank are:prritecited
by the " hornwork " Pradella, fort;Pirsoli.
,
andpy the redenbe Tbigerriam of
,Marlins bee Alen she means' of, effSetually..inuni
dating the sitrioundinip c , ontry. If Napoleon is
resolved to have Ma stns, be' must be prepared to
sacrifice 80,000 or 100 000 men, for his repined,
uncle did' not get pmession of it nntil..afterhe
had besieged it eight months Mad fettitht;tightJr.
'ten battles The Trend' artillert:
more porrerfol now than, Cyras in.l7o7,lntio are
the fortresses againstichleh to 'be . 'elobloyid
k few years op Pe!ottiera was a mere 'fort, and
Verona 4 second-rata fortress, hut' bath of them
have reoenti,y been greatly atrengttioned:-Lon-
don. Times.
GALL or A PAsriiii—Ttiartntad
7iecweo r.—
We learn that the congregation of Etatinnei t chuteit,
[Rev Dr Johns, late rotor ' ) eiterideCa utient.
moss call to Rev. Dr. Newton, of Philadelphia.
It is gild that Dr. N. occupies a position in Phila
delphia very similar to that Dr. J dins "did
4imore, and his people there being so avermly at
trashed to him, and his field or labor Wag inst
that'he bee been compelled to decline the invita
tion.
A few Sabbaths ago the Rev; Dr Newton, after
entering his pulpit, preparatory to delivering his
sermon, remarked to his col gregatioa that lie had
very recently 'received a copy of the 'sermon
preached in Baltimore," by Rev. Dr Smith, of
the Presbyterian Church, commemorative of
the life and obaracter of the lamented Dr..
Johns, and ho did not think he could spend
the hoar more appropriately than to read
it to them,
instead of preaching In the usual,
way. He then read the discourse- in a most
effeetive style, rind daring its delivery Jras'art
°venoms at times as to prevent utterance,. and
his entire congregation were frequently bathed'
in tears, while sobs audible might be heard
throughout the breathless audience. • The incident
was one that will not soon be forgotten by those
present, and is certainly a marked compliment to
Dr. Smith, as well as sympathising - with the
esteem and love by which Dr. Johns was acpreel.
ated here in Baltimore —Baited:ore Patriot. •
The following story le from the Troy Budget
" We have for coma time b - aext- aogniaant of a
persistent piece of a cruelty towards a lady of Abe;
first respeotability in this city, and whom we hoped
ere now to And relieved by the _interference of
friends. It appears that her husband, la • a ! tit , of
jealousy, something more than, a, Year, AO, 14 .11
cured a page complete of iron, into which - he cum-.
polled his wife to enter, and aitimuitt: it is im
possible for her to stand erect Within it,"she is
never permitted to leave it, sacept at night.. The:
social position of ,the parties:is •Inialt - that we are
persuaded not to oaention'itanacis at present; bat
Shall act fall to do to within a day or two, unless,
In the meantime;
,36 'Mid the lady quietly Jr.-
lieved "-
'" "G RE T AQ.- learn that Messrs.. Law—
rence and Arnold, who wore' soald. d- by -the 'ex
plosion of the boiler on the steamer Bay-State, and
were reported by the physicians as doing well, are
in a precarious condition, the Indication of early
recovery having greatly changed einoe yesterday
evening The hope of their r ecovery -te -not yes
abeadeued, but the resew' for hope dose not now
appear as strong as before.
Oarca~a , fur " Tag Ihusin wilt base
ht -••• • -
mica A4!"*"!t ii i i; ':,'' • .1 . 4.
• ;my onsautilisitioni*Nt a» worsnaeilebY
IMMO et theiritief., Isistieletleettiiimothing
-No
We shall 14 greatly Angell to gad**. Its rwilkild.
,14 &Jai 6fOiii,'llW PM* Um
eti! 6t ii ! , n 3 t-ki" 4 4&l*o V i i* l 4!'r )nditiag °
thl / 11; k 1 #0.1* . eruit7; o o. l " . "
ca - pNWINAWIN any WwfWEANKSOM !PI! be Wind-
afitEA:l; NEWS.
„. &COLOR= - STrrinnT , 42 , 1T510N •Contlol4
In !aux istraslatsytynrmit awn Sams sou Gan
mAaTrr4,-Butee time litmus a young man from Brook
lyn, New Torls,fi. D., slyinchis Imams es David
Roselle; made, apPliesinonlor admiseloa - 41 valor ,
Collene,ol;the same Ratite.: Being Animated-to be ..
°rimmed eatiantion” the anthethueof the inset
tution-Alenittit.o3l,4' bitt'lnt.,. declared , - npan oath,
that he wet 'rif Panditand. Indisd,parentage.
Thoirose going - bramether Winne acquired thereby
a more griteftd,olny, MOP - the yew* eian'e soli
es tion,was. gratted7 , lliltatuertUrr 'hie "felloiretu
dents heeemiageaspietesuselAhe-oidorf,took occa
sion to taunt him " iVeiti liiiiirtirtlmi with his
Illgritian ohareeterisaTerg•insomuoh kbat hnfiliPte
seated to hiaperents *eta stayint t *enlist:we was
intolerable i Co*lnVenie recently, he oval 01M
oedled'at hirparenta „Muse ie Wildeseiburg; till
an opportunity arrivedosbme days. ono, to ship
him to Etermanp-mhere be -intends to complete
his education. t is Bele/bore sood,aegnalotances
Ma madiedispleierd-iltt 'be . sidifilii hove denied
relistionsitip. hut ,ht:exonose Min.
Jet J ot Wet , the Arbitrary fillosel - t* ad'
1114:Aki , rekoo4 ireeirarjr.
4 WilaiirNr4:4*,4 - sielnkrira r , inkt 'Ann, 0-
titaki,--WiterdWatierreeon 'the petidis orrest•
isgMbel'ilideittql'hoitielf-ftlJoY, Wiiiistn . 'Poi,
andlliarnajaaordlArnatilagasul f tie th' ;knives,
4.
~,,,,.... :kW:4'l,ll4mm* last,: weik,
near, the . .N ' .,- r - Mney were all %ward
atrE of r t . - 7„1: 1_1 0, ge - co g . 14 _tits
auntPCIPIA% ~:ftttqlo f AilliOl*in
otoraftig;oofore3 :mitnpt, they weleee en
.aamination, and. ~`,..,* mlaiiii4l . A. , 4 3: tA 4117,
'Mil niWitatienewitfroit'te' Wive Vteleitit In
tioded...butilti Otoatinaveuir-noitiotil akthitfik-Ale
tlfoo in-ttelotauto.norniSor s trAot in 'he, Superior'
'Coertnerristantft.:illrbei Will prebabli ali oVeln
'lnVeties: Hisinian , lista •in emmV bioeFtin'hulta
4 "C m - 4114 P 9 P ti;70 01 1 4 , 0 1 olidettoeof (Invelelemee`
Of the aktagic opal', Mee :qtatlf libtele be v y lee
i.Mifeileaped• liisli his lU.,:z.- 'VasilifiAgo - -
',.. • C.l, . , _
~11,4
Nikittfliedarlbitunue-LTherizal Talnits'
tug o , , s.na ungime,' , lW,PPelta. boUHIIA NOri*
iit i rinpkarablWitireOtealtbtgh: las
Sift '*ejeleciirWellik - :la T11:111 , 14461041Mm.-
1 1641CalidatillifVfitnitititinitilii Iliii4Pinaill'it
,4tie, aurpetinie 4n frockbaskletubjele a, lalfam
sit Piet wide and'airi.7:fset Dint, wojecteireet nib
ntende`ever the greets- is ir slater telsateir 3 se-
M'Alog aP4 -leaving ea rrteges la bad Iniatket the
.anaitartuni leelllptlital in chaps, eadlaita en Iwo*
•isitttof tiltaiiviit sr/Wane, Tkere are leo
latticedlbenetisainiele side or lite Pernitetter . , and
open b exallim 4frigara3 ~tall 4 erased lasuilt, and
four "tinrsof boxes . - • , • ... -...
AIFFiEN ,Tigopsimr. ,posaas F9mes..— T he
- Milli II 6;11 Igspiess bootpeny toile none of (belt
opeolevy - th. reeen , ralltivt atower o'lll 6 , 4;
co g /cluing Woo :was Rohnolit. , bac en Tous.eley
evening last it was disonvered , tuttl•threefeet• ia
the mud. The company had - • 390 0110' in earl In
(befiltinz:whaar frivieit'd'On —aficagri tru.).-
.. 1 7 , 44 5 yng? --- , ...),._..,,,,.. . -. ;:- ,1 :- 'c , •.. ,
Gositraotre - Aovzoiri—+Thafdistlittite tti;Ray%
gate conloy„ Va t , stopped; thefit, own
e000ril; tramedlite . l7 Wei the elenzahlt-!1044
4„bquid. Milers and Win Grey,ere
salting the staelvotitraill an hand - -stenivali
deattpatCfax!iLliep, for jettyrhet z tlyee,
'''Titick have at - Ojterlbstilitt:ls,: . o:„alteld ;
talhe peitogriptit the
netatiaucand3:filoattv ,Tettetett;
temp.„ The Ow wasfon4lttlpylefoti'oemstrbr
solinei nailer:General ifejer,eq4 be teter.etlec.
rel Id Is toiVinli , crefieefoil erolie'of that - °Meet's'
doelmnOantil.: 4 ;:l ff, It'q t.tr.
.
ae
arrive4p OleTelandi E _Ohl., alt ;be- wartmin Hat
roike, via Ty Creek •rainell, and an.l4 bib
int coma ibe'lentirt distant g `l..tean'dfr
elks_ before a wagon'? ltr:1 itisia 'no- xes,e .
"lied 8 8 nUtic,i.o.-4:.. single
d! 1 • 3 7.., , • =
E ccijAnt , y,
New 'kirk,' bat 'i"eiefered: a Ant 'tit..ima thou,
tand'dollareagaltist Oanifeir for'
breocbsflovni..;) - ILisorßbliti ii's ‘3.. - gtarin f -
Jage Onaw,,..nlmea
,takilwAe,l7.afroosittbit t '
epeetatorai, fiiir:NbriltiA44mt:tyclitalva Terg-g - PyPire•
teaitin thatii6not' yefigitiftritlikbefertibi 11 --
,beforgesiplopfcrititXti next iloterittenf bfassal°'
icirxeptin...:,'. .`
r, ASTpus B.:-Air . ntm,ir!anq ,fortoinetko.-Brown.y.
' :olmerin ass a i ` womalef.rjgttoi, t 4
rtias ,agiteiti.nOt Mii*OrkFattor the 13 ii
G: krrins ` fiat been chosen orator
foritbei 'text' iiiivertart `oftlei . Ilmin (Kin) ;
:Ablitalinrar Bellew .'t • - -•
(-Altslßoxiltowhine: had. een , t confirmed?
'with great disp lay , -in the:Shun* ..ct , San :Pietro ,
lad Vincula, at Remo.
edifirr, of ihe
:Virginia Cigsetiej atia Vilifikiiiebuis,
up
THE'4O9 ÜBTIFI
MM=l!s=l
fi-tr r kd. • ,•.;••• •-•
ettiti - ra Mehra * -- IlitineKiShroll he's 414 4 41 , `, •
mashierable'pihtienellitlefy:'wag platted upon the' •
deforrad•mationlistet the Court otCommor.Plei‘i
judges Alllstin,ind !Indio... for ; arairmenkon
taiday, the second darifJely. The caseyes the -
tenth one placed to the list, and it AaanAt related
until a late-hoar in the afternoon,-as Abe'eurrent-
Motion likt Wes dolled and the tegtileri3stea•yte
bniiness nee drat Iterlidatail:' On the WON
balletkhlessra :Johnson ;and Murphy:. respiond*d
that ally were reedy revile argument of tip , o toe..
Minn. J Attamont PtiiltlDa and J. Alexeed , , , r
Simpson; neon Abe part' of the • Ilheltait. ik.k
that the oltelsolMitiCheleontioned Arid' until" they
should 'have time- t0..-,leols. over, their;
Which was token down, by: content of all "nettles
Interested, byrit.hbedirtanlier
stated !list they hadyeeeireuehe testimonyAirit-r7
'en out, early on Selurd,y-mornine; after the
bony' of opening this'oonitt. 'They osked it a . they
tkould not ha linvied-into The ease' at MM., with
nut baring time to look .into the, testimony . tibia ,
they bad great end expanse, togeth•r with .
a ereat loss of time, in tailing. They said , that
'ho testimony of both Itiirties together- wee ovbi
two bendrsd alosely written .pages ;, that the teati
inony for the libellant nes about eightj.pnes,while
that when OD the part of tbereiptudiint wao itiont -
one-hundred and thirlyvnanr. - " t
Messrs- Johnum and Murphy spoke of the bard
ship of he ease. and :atked that the ansement
might- , be proceeded with.4l- the retpuident wee ' _
now, lining away from Mr. Bennett, who refused to •
maintain her. - '
Thereouniel fer the libellant here tendered an
offeYof $OO a month for the support of the reason- -
dont, until the argument. ofloonneel was heard :*
anirdeoliion of the-Dona was obtained.. - ,
s, Menne'. Johnson and hin`rntly SatiTtbit the cent. —
qff , for the defence had . 7 nada:et liMetti'entetieti
Il the eildenenwitleknonAd Ije7s.ltaire4Lin It-
Ittliirt the canoe; that sthere_trak nelq one, er r ,tito.
Points the Case, and these - could be - ar guel in
'en minutes. • • -"J .
The judges said there was, new a third party
interested in'the carviolwhlch was the ectirt; that,
the, case' was a very-grave -nndliopOrtant ere,
which would require. great care - and deliberation,
and one that would require great eention -in con•
flittering; that; the allegatione of the respondent
Were true, the court'-bad-been etoOtti IniOnao 4
noon by some party; that they-would not enter into
the matter hastily, or without great . deliberation;
that they would be careful how the too/Cup:a:Cm
which would require sci much deliberation: They
therefore ordered the. gauss -.for, ammo:4 'at Mao •
next section of tbe'Coart, Mr. Fdinrior(tnalsing
hintsele responiible for the payment of tb6 attionnt
'stertsed to ••be paidta •Ihtirospohdent. " , Thiposite,
therefore, will nOthe argned,until r iltajayse part- ,
of the month 'Ssittambir,"pr'tha,iteg,thning of
Ootobei, a the coil:A:does" 'not agali . alt- until the
third Monday, • : '
[On Saturday, in „the Court .of, Common Pleas,
heforerjudges Thompson and Ludlow, a case - that
tj inipottent to-property-holders cline" npi which
'was an application-for an iojenclion, toad, by ,
,Tinfo'Rtheris and cithers, : to -.restrain the City of
,Philadelphia and Thomas itfen, contractor. from
paving the molar side of Girard 'avenue; between :
Seventh and, Eighth - streets,-Complainants,,wlo
were represented by Leonard Mem% Eja . allege ,
that, 'without the application' to Councils of a 'hill,
jority or, property owners.., the eity;-by resolution,.
directed the paving ,of Girarti_avenue, between „
Sixth end Eighth - Streit-4, and — isriteier:lnth a
Contract ;with , defendant , Themes 'Ryan, to - do '
said, paving; thatin pursuance of saitroontratn, :
hit has already paved from Sixth te Seventh street,
and is about to Paid between-Seventl and Eighth
streets, and have no' doubt . ' will, - file, lions for the-
r that said _street wee ,formerly.n part el,
Penn district. and ',Deletes, requiring the, applioi:„
tion of :a majority of the; proPeitY metiers before •
street paving oan fotderedotre 'still -in Race
under t"e consolidation act. Some of complain
-ants are property owners, and allege that under
inbseqtiont ordinande they,are authorised topave --
the street, to employ their own paver , and, have ,
accordingly employed complainant; Israel Reborn, -
Defendant. Thomas Ryan by his oonnselOYm-W. '
Juvenal. Erg oontendetiiitat- titider ;the. aot -of
consolidation the oily has right to direct paving
to be &Me without any application to them,, but
nevertheless asserts that bolted a, prior Contract •
with a majority of the property Owners from Sixth
to Tenth streets. on Girard avenue. - :Complainants - -
reply that bad there ever been a petition, to Colin- .
oils, in order to arithorisesnolleoontraot, not tiara
than two squares cap.,be included In one,petition,' -
but that no petition whatever, was shown.
junction granted until' farther order.
Several oases baistainn on writs of habeas corpus
on Saturday, lather Court of Quarter Sessions.
The first care was Ureter Maria Louisa Whitener,
who made appileation for discharge from the mu •
tody of the mankgareof the house of Refuge. The
- girl had been arrested by one of the Reserve Corps
fur 111801101 y cohduot on Chestnut- street: The
attar testified that he had seen her often 'on the
street alone after night. -The mother testified
'that on' the night-of .the , arrest she litul sent her
°laid on an errand,. anditutt the child was not per
mitted by her to,,run the,,atreets. Cos of the
neighbors testified that she had never seen any.
thing wrong in - her conduit. The bearing was -
continued over until Sabirditynext'
The next was a ease in which ,applicetionlwas '
made for a discharge-of-Messrs. Sloanaker and
Steel, who were-,charged with conspiracy: Ike
allegation was that-the accused canoed; the: arrest, - -
of a drover belonging to Ohio, on n eunimoos' for
debt, and upon his being taken to the iddirtitan 4 s
office; the door was arid - tend he was petiiireititted
to leave the room until he Would' corieuf - le 'a set-.
tiemetit. The testimonyofConstable Ponns showed
that Mr. SaSanakeiwenrwith the partial in effect,
a settlement, and that he teas' fold be - Odd not
leave the ro m. The aldisrmart.teld' tife — de.e*
C
ant that he was not under nrrest - ; - that he bid Are ,
days to appear in. Ihthet'abienote of a metal le I -
witness the ease continued'was, over, until Setup
day next. '"-' • •-•