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o Stone changed hie 'Mind bet in the Metter
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people` would enhiorlbsi to The
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.ppoooota of ,the suggestions: of the 'Poit p we
th 4 ought, to he
;, Gitleddowuthgwlod ." -';Thep arefaetwd-
i-""' lll4 X eb-' : 91 , 8 . 9 40-410-se!TerlO mercy. . What
4idacity;friaiphanta like DOIICkL&S, Buries,.
!.Witipjthid:Atittretteztima,:to thlatc - of setting
heintielveif!tip'against our itfajestv At
What .'preirereptien thiectudi-
Aatia . lh . rjoest.'effide Y tO `think that 'lf
.gtgc*o 4:lf . 0/040'. ho',ol potilOiatte ibminea
I ,raftor:_ihity,, , stiii, not elected .Disap
,polifted,o4a,:seelters, and, all the tribes that
,ippoee-tboTecotometeletionfr of the Post, will
coon be - forgotten In she tempest of popular
.4etbitslaam that irill - approve and endorse that
;eeetinfmendatit* And - at the polls. •when
;hit thee 'ecMie4;-let no not forget to_do heior'
fertile tetelleofttiat was the
irst..to,sugOt thetitie . reitedyoi delivering
,heAfeikifteratlO Party, from the disionstons
,ahloltthreafetked its,dostinetion4, -
,
P -, allifeldighlehool - Difficulty.*
We 7exinalned objeations urged
' tgalast the . ' recant , High' Sohdol examination
iattentiCiri;:rinii hive waited with Patience
- r'larite - riatiltii:biatarti' - Ipwriin'g.litir opinion in
ii )441bily warranted. in the
,
conclusion, that the -charges, which. have
!teen brought, either
_against _the 'fairness of
:he • - examinationy. or,:againet the integrity of,
tny,lprofess" ere ' , OE teachere, were wholly
-:ironridiese." Thatfeset of 'questions - on - eon
:pitiation'erse 'abstracted by two pupils 'of the
ffiCh BehMal, from the port-folio of - a Pro
-I.o.lls—or..,Ond' 'that' airy
were extensively - circa=
lattad itattopenlYtanght ,by. scone, and secretly
it:tight by other', as the questions that were to
'ma; "
given :at .the examination, . was elderly
, lotermined bribe - committee, and promptly.
, ?teltiewitidged , .byithe teachers and animism of.
he 'Selittele,rl3nC 'those questions'
`fete known to ber'n .the, betide of 'gr tnimar
; ,, phoottitechers, itf` , tipatt to have anew' se of
440tfoiniprep - w4on cinnstiftitinn. Soon
hipeamOkiMiam.:ihrourrtiout the citY,'that
;f ome,quealionspbad feaked out, surmise - and
ionjedtttre,'preMpled,certain. teachers lic'en
litterately 16 allege :that-, fraud, had been
ialirtaefre)eftin , tbe - efeMination, and that the
AileationiOriall-tbe efudies had been used in
the' dictation of
at the High Sehooti , ,
TheA3Olink bentrei,.tookTprimapt men-,
wiree.o-ltsain - those was env -truth, in -thetto
allegations. -.-: - &-special
~committee was, ap
pointed toisienaine into-toe grounds of these
charges i niatis , tbay , Were letind , to rest epee
- the'tibittiless - fabrin' cif a vision." The com
mitiseilifier'n;:learehing 'and - thorough
ex
-smia seventeen 'home, nothing
~:tOtiliptl4tieJacOnationinattd4; _smith° de
thltt,"loo.)tit*ifil,". all. the snore '
creditable.to the ; parties !Implicated- because
every meMber Of ; iii. except oneereproseuted ,
domPlainingietatiort; and the parties °barged,
litatistflnprisinMitett in the-dotinnittee•'What
e4;4-ir; !that dimimitten'..has repeatedly, both'
`-, 041141,7:and ptivatelyi ailyt i 'OOmMittee and it;
itio!A!Oalp,,fuliyeicineritert- every one, from
`tutprePer potion in the Metter; and the . Board
40:atrol ha!, by repeated official acts, given
eViderice„ 0f..-their A belief that all of the ac
•enied havei, been: innocent of wrong. At
th r efi lest-meeting they unanimously- passed a
rife - of i ciatienre - tiOn inch as shophl publish,
or :fitinirdr. 'ei,parfs evi
thOiafeiang they' Ossed the f4low
og*olutik* au, e xpression of the; sense
ortho,ifoird.:
= Risolvegi, , . That the4 - intoretery.of this board be
ifetraptestte,pahlish,_ ever his
signature, the third
rak :0 .04164 4.thieptioial commit t ee "on the
1010164 aitainatibru ."
• a Tit - id:: not 'there - was mot a partioltrof
liner that: the,pricaipal, or any weather -of the
;f a culty or* tfich..tiatteol,or„ otter teacher en
'plod la the petite sehogle, had, any, hnoiriedga
Or
.001/111110itj it*Mininnniiiaduth 'to any of the
:weedidstei, - . the qtteitions tufed 7 in the examine.
There- Was 'a full board; twenty-four , tieing
iete , on; tho 'abot , o-resolittion
* . a4iliiiiiti • i7ooldr, :to three against 'it. • lite
Imiktireee VitanAND; and Can
isa. belt reasonfo soling was not
thiii‘,.jl,ol4:,,ttoi,,eipreasS their ,views, but be;
naUse - iheo , loo 4 t:the;entire . report of the
CiotittnitteO 141 1 4 1 01 - 0 ,1 arar gratified „at .
,beholdink-nuett-,tit — complete eseneration,,
toipejttt, inlitterelanspicion - wall not
titi.;ithisy o dr•to-supersede - In. eh allenging
tiin'Otirteitai' , for tionniable nieti and efficient
"'Ale '6311461p . '
efiore - ,pf kiliand inflifed• On
Vodnitidisy Nadir , eikvivit?im 5 said
irtilobCdtditt6iisidAtatielAtilge. -•-, r-
.:Ticrriitta''aitAlr4f ISO ,nobin off - op , Satur;
,day afternoon nailielWeitil w :Tielt firiVoleorti
for a premium of $2OO, mile heats, the bent three
In Ave, to harusu.
.$ Oa MI Luperali
:,,AAtidiaaramiedad larks kingly crown,
tlyabakitadidtll4oareet4, ll -
not ae„eapi , the, nonitration after
#l,any' refassla ;..of cit :and we havi, 'our
raisedlalOrlaaying this: - Maiftdons men
qipthOlt i,isAiroef that - , Mr: - Btorfstritt will
14 a dintdate. bananse: - Jde' Said that he
but the 'Pittsburg Paill - should re
-netither.thitlik.'lll,lstierr; of the New York
fliigld~, life Washing'on%"Constifelion, , and
.;itheripoStleso - ,the *dnalaistration Demo.
ettleinhave'prOnlaitited that he is.not in, the
deldi'Llf;,:hoWever, the -Post :can overcome
- , l 4:3fltreriaismo's - h'esitstion , and pledges, 'it
will harm ' many inspielontr auxiliaries in "ielte
- The rtinomhiatteit' of Maces
3notraiSit - itChartfisionli desired by as tin.
,
04`Ataarfaaii_jiaci - Ola, and af
"r9,6044eY..45.0.Fa1;.. - .Thonsande of
:;ittll9.4o.nsh•_yfollld event with
zteitteity.l /rein:the White Mountains of the
44g10"that Solitude
1. , .4, 4 ,-Widieirella tam torsgeoiand /liars no stilled'
The Eic.rit eau W&i i>3rama.
tt!a„,sald(ol the fined of intelligence in
great,war ikitabi,.ovhich breaks
in uper(us oh the,arriyal of 'every European .
steamer; we copilot wonder at the superior Ira-.
Porten= attached' In alt 41fe histories of the
world to the deeds of Military Chieftains "and
the belligerent movements of nations; for,
however barbarous, and, in'the aggregate, =-
beneficial war maybe, it calls into sunk aotive
exercise the mental and physical powero of
mankind, and is so full of exciting incidents;
'tat the routirie - if iiede;wltiteitconfbrs in- ,
zdaltelf ant:idler beneato• on the .human race,
is comparatively destitute of historld Interest.
ttrugglo commenced in
Italy;therelhali bean eicar'cely 'ii%day'in which
the ialiiil'OC4ifencies; if they could be' fully
and minutely 'described their bearings,
would mit firliaiicend abseibing interest
incidents 'Which ` the' pens !cit poets . and
have portrayed for the entertainment
of tlitir' readers, from the dayteef 11011 Na to
•Iliii'prinierit time. In this great drama of real ,
life;the'theitre of actionle 'a continent; the
sthise k thotisands of human lives ;:the prize at
renown and the control of a dis
trict er country *Mob, in beauty, fertility; and
'hieterie s interest,' is scarcely equalled •by ; any
Aber portiorfof the - werld. Emperors, Kings;
generals,' soldiers; surgeons diplomatists,
istatesmen,andrevolutienists;constithte the dra
math) persona, Cad the whole civilized world the
4614164 m: 'As each riewstthase of:the mighty
plot la nirolve!l, 'a profound sensation is created,
emrfosity 'atilt eagerly looks ler:raid for: the
new developments which must intervene before
the attain can drop ' sad a floailreaty of peace
terminatelhegraud PerforManCe:: ; •
Of the • opposinglorces, Upon" whose 'anta
gonism' the interest of the strife hinges,,that
of wbioll NAPOLEON Is the representative and
the leader • haw-teen ;auncesafol, not ,only in.
Winning the battles that have bean fought; but
also .the 'Sympathies of the principal portion
of the audience. , • The . current of American
sentiment'-is uniformly in his ;favor, save
among those who have Aprons Austrian pre
possessions, and •those whose recollection of
the 'coup it'itiTt• has filled their bosoms with
'thadybug hatred of its originator. The fears
of a; new Napoleonic regime of extended con
:quest,Wistch atone time extensively preitailed
LaEngland, new, is ti, great measure,
died ; awiy, and but little ' sympathy,_ for . the
Austrians' is expressed ; in that country. In
France, the Emperor has added immensely to
his popularity by his management of the war,
and the' extraordinary triumphs he has
achiested. In Russia,the discomfiture of Aus
tria is: viewed with , intense- satisfaction.. In
aerratiPY, conaiderable fear dud hatred of Na
pekoe exists, and a strong disPospionto aid
&nettle, is Manifested iyet those feelings are
not universal, mill Germiny can be satisfied
•that self protection does not require her to en
gage in the war, in all probability her neutral.
IV wattle preserved. •
' In' Italy, the' dennttYmOst immediately_in.
terested, the 'character of tlie'prevailing feel
ing cannot be mistaken. The, masses of the
Italians have hated Austria with all the Wen
:pity ottheir natures.
_AP Northern Italy re.
j &Rein het defeats with a joy, which only na
tions reamed' from a, crushing tyranny can
feel. 'Even in the Pope's dominions fearful re.
ioltshavebr'dkeu out, which have not been sob
duel without great difficulty. in Naples, re
voiutianary manifestoes are widely circulated
and the new King is warded that If he dares ,
to persist in the cruel policy of his father, his
throne will cease to be' anything more than
a memory." While France - 11mi trtild t.om.
hardy, end bas actively , coromeiced the' de,
livernuce of Venetia, she has excited brilliant
'hopes of libertyin every - corner of Italy, and
the lute also rekindled the' dying embers of
hope ;in the ,breasts et
_the patriots of Elms
gary.- Konen= and If..r,apmt are co-operating
with the Allies. If, for the present, they can
not directly aid their native land, they can
wreak vengeance upon, and.weaken the ,arm
Of, her hatighty,,oppressor.
Even if nro, Important principle tad been
involvel.in-Alsemmiut_meir;_asp e it r __}w)i_cod
ayewse ,
Much tact,
,bravery, setentido'
and skill-40 sapertor etatesm;nahip
and •gertetrabhip—' has been displayed, hY, the
allies; that tho world conld,not'have restrained.
'the admiration Atte . togbe masterly rifaindei
in hick one Of the most difficult of human
''undertakingts 'has been' prosecuted. it has
been, faint tho outset, a series of wonderful
suceeettlie ,triumphs. - The celerity with
which troops were , despatched to Piedmont,
to protect her. from the•Anotrian invasion—
the bravery displayed at„Kontebello-- the cap
ture ,of PaleStro:—the 'Mance avrlng bY which
the Ticino was safely crossed—the skill and
'courage with which the great battle of Ma,
gents was fought and won—the famous opera..
dons Of Gauntannt—the battle of If ele gn arm—
the occupancy of Lombardy—the great Strug
gle of Solferino, and inareaults-=constitate a
series' of military • sobtevements - which have,
perhapi never been equalled In the same space
of time. And' they 'have alio ifilirded the,
most astonisbing'proofer of individual daring,
strength, and soldierly Proficiency-I-of stratek.
'gical superiority — and of , the rare power of,
successftelly'ffirecting the movements of huge
Ineitt:St4; and so ecaktyolling all the minute and
varied diementsof martial power as CO' con.
centrate the right map , and munitions at the
right time at the proper point, and thne
sulking consternation into the , ranks, of a
mighty. enemy, and placking the eagles of vic
tory from adversaries .who - supposed them
selves invincible. • • •
Hozzo for Ko.Anth t
Let us eay , a kind word for Itesstram. In no
nation hai be been , more feted and 'praised.
more laughed at and denounced, than In the
flatted Staten. ; We gars him a reception be
, fore which that of LAILYZI : TE ic,paled its in
efthatu d fires," and 'after he .left- uc we de
(dared that the Idol had feat of clay, and that
the eagle wee: bat's sekddavi after. all. 'We
Charged film' with-lifolishly pending' the mo
ney herhadiellented'froin us; and settled down,
pretty generally , 'lnto the hollef that, able, tred
gifted as he was,-,he was a mere getthis,`chas
leg an idle theory, like a child chasing : a but
terfiV,' and useful only in exulting people to Mt
possible revolutions.. Well, Roams has turned
uP:a . practical statesman, and not a statesm an
'Merely; but a soldier. Unlike MAZEItIft; a nd
some of his other entimairlots of 18484, be il
ceptei zkr,ipoLr ctee, 'px: out tsos 'and teilleves iq
them, msd,,likeSe sensible man;refusee to In
quire into Motive's where the results dew in the
direction `o national liberty,-. Had Tioesuist
been a mere.franseendeotalLet, he would been
out of the region of facts and joined the
imprecticables; who refines 'to believe' in the
hategrity of - the Freneb-Enmeror, upon :the
:plea:that he, May do . wrong' hereafter.'
,fie
will: be , of immense ; advantage " - to , the
Alltee in Italy and in alt the. Hungarian
_Lie; Is: , a 'loan of wonderful
in
tellectnat resourdes, and wields his_ powei
'of Controlling the :masses with eqUal ekili
and eanrage. , r In bin new , sphere , he Will be
to•tho struggling millions - of Europe a great
RIENZA; and not scuprlae us if, after
tf_anomson-has' scourged . the Austrian hoides
out -of Italy,'-and established Italian incle,
pendence, for the firat time, on a • firm basis,
that 'Conine may have won for Hungary a
rm' lees enduring rescue fteni the Power which
kannolatig - iiirsed• the classic States of the
itediterrancan. There , is, indeed, a close
affinity between Italy and Hungary. Oppreised
by the 'same despotism and fired by the same
emotions, may they attain a commons destiny,
"Mut rthut(erown the hopes of GAMS rapi
the one and of itosscref in th . e'other -
Newspapers` net. Prepaid.
LETTER - ME TEE - POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.'
(From
to Borne` N. r. Pontius'. ;; ;
•Thi-Hornellsvillo.Tranns says,the pia ttnneter .
'of that village baireesived the following ,reply to
troide by hiMot the Postmaster General,
,whioh lasi follows: -•-• •
'4. POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Appointment Offioe, Juts 5, 1859.
"Sir: In reply to yours of the 21' instant, I in.'
formyolithitt if transient 'neivapapers happen to
be mailed to you' wi th out baying the podtette on
them prepaid, you' are entitled to receive them
from the Oleo of delivery on paying mob amount
of ;oaks 'open them as 'ought to haxo beep 'Aid
before they werematled, • .• •
'
•, ' , Tottaito
- 'Ft rst .49.iiiisiatit au:neater fiat - rated."
-It el pears ihat` the 'preaeht Teat tin NB law Ivo.
qt:Orea that " transient' newspapers 'passing
through,theMail &odd be' prepeid, but' it same.
times posers, that Mash panors paso through'en.
palitnniii they reach their destitution, the rare of
charge pa wittehle amply, expressed in the above
,otter.
?TILE. LAKE LIGHT- HOUSES. Oommodoto
obniitnan thh
beton! Board-Nig dep art ltt a rely dove on EE all •
alai tour ortheilatt visftinetho light-66114i of
that section, with a view to a thorough mastery of
all the details or the service.
THE PRESS.---PHILADELPHIA; THURSDAY; JULY 21, 1859.
MAIL.
41 VO ' corititoual. 11
[ClorretpoidestA at The Prrici
Ninety yeariago the'tieletsrated Junius wrote a
letter.to his Grace the Duke of Bedford, which I
read the other morning, and found the latter Part
of it singularly and strikingly applicable to his
Grace the Preeident of the United States. It is
dated on the-18th of September, - 1766. I -relax
theee,whoare mittens In euoh matters to the con-•
eluding passages; instead of cepying thesis into •
'this isomnitinioation. TWelve yeare ago, - while,
Mr. Buchanan was Secretary of State under
James K Polk, he' watt smitten with the idea of
cutting loole,forever. from Pennsylvania, • and of
sinking the sureet of his life in another State, if
not in another country. Indignant and alarmed'
at the local prejudice whiels had been excited
against him at hie own home, he declared more than
once that be rover would return io Lancaeter ; and
you will recollect how.constantly you were engaged
. defesidis3g biro, beessinie Of his extraordinary
tette:l:to the tarooolleittor of that plate; in which
ho _attempted to Geneve the payment of his taxes;
oa the . ground , that he Wee no longer a citizen of
Pennsylvania.. I, have every reason to
with
that he It once more deeply , impressed wlth the
propriety of cutting loses forever: from his native
litato 'at the Oleic; of his' Preeldential term. Id°
not think Its will ,',turn to Lasieaiter to re-
Side there Permanently, should he , survive until
1861 There ire fest attractions for him there.
Most of his ootemporarlos have 'departed. The
young and gallant spirits; . who ,once clustered so
enthusiastically around his Standard, no longer
respond to his call, no longer defend, hie courts;
but are now - either ranked among his open ene
mies, or among - . tile cold and Silent apeotators of
his shifting and treaUhereus 'Washington
is a plane in whiols Mr Buishiman could pleasantly
spend 'his hat' hour.. He is fend of . prtbitelife,'
and hat a large circle 'of acqnaintasices. , kooiety
hero is &Ways agreeable; particularly during the
sittings of Congress, and , he could, either bury
himself in., retiremest, or forget, the events of WO
Admialstratien in the gaiety and elect:orient of the
metropolis.. -
, , •
It Is interesting to see how gradually, under the
.
influence of 'the - present Administration, the Ind
Of the Damooratici party has' been aesumed by the
old line Whigs. In five of the districts in .Geor•
gin, every Damoorado candidate for Congress was
only a few years ago a bitter enemy of theft/6mo •
cretin potty.-. In , Kentuoky,
ameng., the most
prominent men in there plaits, are T B fiteiikten,
William ,Preston, (now minister at, Madrid: ),end
James B: Clay,' while the 'Adtailnistratisin• organ,
the Loulsolle Corciisr, etaited into existence
'bitter end peiseouthig adiersery of t h e Dethooratio
organisation. ' In Virginia, Messrs. Wise,llanter,
Booook, Faulkner, Powellomd: Lyons, were, for
.many years, • ranked with - the opposition. In
Louisiana, United States Senator,-Benjamin-and
Mr.Fpetis, oath American ti representative from
Etta city of New 01:16012B ) Were
. distingtilehed for
t tem antogonistii to our Party, and even DPW it Is
proposed to nominate as the Democratic candidate,
in 'at least one of the diaries, a gentleman who only
a short time eines, wee en active member' of the
Kaow•Nothiag order. These inatabees, withenkge
tug farther, will recall • many, others to the intent.
gent reader. , It le no purpose of mine to question
the motives of there gentlemen, or to say that they
are not sincere , Democrats, but it le. a fact that
- cannot escape comment, that at the very time the
haat, of command ise 'plaoed in'their hands, the
- Administration of 'the . General Government'
beaded by Janies Iltnehanan, l 8 pereeviringly en.
geged in the nullification and desired - Hen of the
Demoted° creed, and in restoring to vitality and
vigor the very Federal theeries which had began to
be regarded as obsolete.- •
In Beleyer.'s play of "Amoy we 'find an apt
illustratima of thegresit leison so elk= taught in
this worleief ours—namely, that the polar man to.
day wh:egoist /added/ rich soon litids himself cur.
Mended with 'eympathising and ardent 'friends
And Po in polities. -The' bold,: brave,' 'hereto
leader, who latighe all-eeldels . considerationa to
acorn, and; prefers death with this truth to rising
with the wrong, is pieced jII a ,olipital position to
try ; the mettle 4' thous, who, under Obi:44mm•
stemless, are, eager to °all themselves hisfile s srket;
sod_ if be has not IS good stook of phllostoehy, and
his faith le' not rooted' in him, be "will be aptio
ciao hie career with' lorry' opinion of blimp ,
'nature. When The Press took its stand against
the Administration, in •1687, you will recollect bow
many peeks/Cone were made that it - had. taken 0,
fetal leaPo and :that:yen: never more would rile
(rout t h e gu lf into Zik Joh you had tktfilifflioiMelicut
and aapiratioes ;
,and, I have no doubt Yen art he.
silently amused at the manner in which the
. _
::motives, and to o n from n at ,
oiled the Democratic party; 'Yotiwereeorepelleil
to pert company with some of theta patent patrl•
eta, and .to ,hear , of them speaking offensively of :
y?lirjoureali and yourself. But having 'geed
stock of forticarenpe,- and a fixed reliance in,, the
justice of your one" you baits them goVl:bytt.,
and told there to wait for yet; at the Were.' I
pledge you that when you go:out,' 00 yet are,
bound to do, you Will 'find the fooes'of sitt4heso
gentleinen wreathed with smile., end entleto et.
Maud your moony. It is ationishing what a
change , has Mlle over this Mess of, peliti.
clans in regard to Do‘uglits. One year ago ha was
as .much iradtmed by theta as for ;years
,go be was traduced, by the Abelitionieti. 4 In
det.d, 'the Administration papers 'Seemed to'
he mare' reprints of the assaults" tip*Jadge
thuglis, after the'pusage of the RentaiNebrat.
k c bill in 18W They oiled him Steptert.Arno/d
Douglas; Proposed 'that he should be burnt in
effigy; had him 'dragooned,. in the Senate, and
mede,him a target ofleettreeeseeleebie degree of
defamation, pereonal and' political ; and who he
went home to.lllinots the whole
,pack, were let
(nose at his hialiainifilled theeouutry with their
hOwle of
,derisiont and hatreA. ,Where does Ste
'p'ten A. Douglas stand to day?' That. - is the pee.
tier. Go with me any fine Morning to enrol' the
Weller resorts In' this city; Where Pelitialana
wet 'do eoegregate,"'and you will hi ortWised
is hear into what sudden favor the Pttle
tilft, " hay amended—what a delightful tc. senile
hility!' be has become—how vigorous in,healgi lie
ii—hoty . fortunate in all his Remittal, Tanteres—
, bow, strong, with the peoplii 7 how, tru e' tO the
Southand whit a shame (Chi la My! that be
ever' Inietaied to' - foln the Itepublinnits, oileave
the Dentociatio parts 4 l - ' ,If 'he tistishe
oar streetil he is' the-`object, not r Mar* of
attention , tend admiration, but of obteuninto de.
Grope. ,Hie prestige begins to - he felt eten in
the official snuggeries, and these ke,emacented and
shapqtared place Mon, whose song 'fim morning
till night is “I f st who wilt be Pi:v.444hr, 'Will be
Vicar of Bray,'" hero dropped th eir yarn ee d .
ravenous tione,have'neased , the f ir,itnenimtica
taoks upon Mr. Dangles,' in <distant tbd`eterving
newspapers, end, no doubt,-sire proieNng tbe way'
for the future by stabbing the •AdMitiletration in
the beck, which, yerterday, thay were olpy.too
g'aid to term But snob is life"—and tomb are
palittas! Dater sloe are intiltiplylng. Even
S nth Carollaa begins to thrill at' the Mane of
Dinglee; Tennessee, which relporided so eninestly
to him three years ago, at Clinitinanti, is getting
ready 'Tisk ; and' sleepy old North
the Rip Van Winkle State, opens her eyes through
the }Weigh Standard, and, wilt prereetly begin
to (Oahu Douglas see sort of adopted . sop. Me
flofik, the Darnoettstio candidate for Gi:!veretor
; Hunter, the meet torlifdable', tnin in '
Virginia after Governor Wise ; , ,I L antes .runty
(the greitipcpuler Preto in Tmineascr); Bleary S
Foote' he '" Marten" of the Ifileti'partylla
Jiie
etesippt) ; Pose, in TORS; South, 4n .-Loidslans ;
John ponith, of Alabama, are-all putting on
their armor to tight for ,Pougles, at charieston
miezt 'year, Said I not rightly, the oilier 64,
tflat, ho wee the , man of deitlny?": 'AGO
Evelyn, in the, play, became the heir otegreet
estate, he `turned, 'around io' hitinctigieWetiog
Irietuje,, wilt) 'Mid 'previously refused M advance
him tan'iotinda,-andh made them blush foil' shame,
whin, in the niideCtif .his affinenee, ho'4Oreated
bis 'request. z Who will not:lend Julio Douglas
ton pounds now? Onpastoian•
Tire ATLANTIC AND 'THE, MENTEDITANNAN.
—Thu Bay Of Blaney end the Mediterranean are
to be netted,'ainl 1.200 miles to , be saved -Icy a
Steat canal' through the interior of, , Spain
tartling as Ale announcement may , 'he at
drat to our readers, it in neverthelein true.
The,Projeot ban received the 'sootier' of the Go.
varnment' of Spain.' and the Queen, by her'royal
proolaination, of March 25 1859, - has granted to
the pideotar; Mr. Charles B TA, of Barnes, Sur.
te-W two years to- make the neekeittry preparations
for carrying, it Into 'effect • Thie gt,gantio work,
which is dealgn a d for,' the4ergote of shorten •
log the wasp of shltoditg - and from the
Mediterraterust and 7 the , porte 4T Northern Eu.
rope toy writ then,.1,009 rotten, will be .285 miles
inlength, 810 feetyride,lindlo , fiat deap—aealla
bleier yeeett of the 'Wnt arid moat unerece•
dented dltninalonat. It w ill.eomme,,ee at Bitbno,
on the coast of-Blicay,,end, pirodeeding through
the tiantabrlin inentitaineatid'tkti, valleg Ebro,
and passing' by. Seragtiana'.ae& Bitella, Will fail
into the Mediterranean et the - 1 ,1 1 / of AlfAuellt
in Catalonia The cost of thin enterprise ban not
yet been ascertained, but it is itimitb certain that
a large partial:Ca the expenses will• be borne h.)
the SpaniskGovernment, and nonsequently a 0010
patativelYeMall amount or capital will Iro reined
in England, while the reventica,ntWocr from the
tolls upon shipping and for rip's of oroy will be
immense.—Lendou Rittxtrated
A gODEL Cot:Nikita:tr. f vino.. —4 loading
draggle, of Now York, has itaelded the following
oovrouto old letter front a man in Winoongl4
Deer Sir—
Will you pleas inform me What Bente are
warthiniho city of differ.nt mega, s l y ginning
(S,Berterriita yellow and Blaok) Nhrve root (Snake
root White Bleak) Blood root filay tipple rem ,pleao
glv me A correat war.' Arid also yellow dock
root ridiriard or life of QM rest and Riot B irk I
have A good ammo of ,giting 4 „qoantlty I r I can
g od out b ow muc h they 'rid give in the dity per
haps I have not mentioned ail pleas state the name
Of ,the d.fferent kinds;of-roote. that are Bailable
and oblige yours
to the whole. Nile dinglet Man of 'Now York
Brant me an nastier as Boon ne-poselble.
. SERVED not 21.0ET,:-A. man in, Buffalo, a
few days alnoe reeeived a severe beating from a
lady whom he had insulted in the streets.
WAIOINOTON, July /0; , 15369
• Letter frostt New:Yorlt..
•oortur,Woratner AT ..vits' Erma iloinattr : Rap
SANOTIRS—IEPORTS, THOR JANUARY TO JULY;
'FOR. THREE NEARS-140EPTIOR OT'PRILaDHL
-,paid PERSOTERAHroe nose 00liPAIT-INNATES
PUBLIC- INSTITUTIONSRLONDIR - PROPOSES
TO R3P69—AIIitEET HOES AT . NIORT —YAM
CLUB—JOSEPR sarrettsON—ssrrensow nay's.
(Correspondence or The Press.] ,
Nary Your, July 20, 1859.
New York possesses one efts:Alone' institution
that is daily and rapidly growing in the estima
tion of the people—the Free Academy. This
: Academy is -the collegiate adjunct of the public
schools, , and 'receivei Ira' them, as pupils, th e
beat ,Sattelata. • At, the annual Commencement,
last eveltntg. there was an ut.usual amount of
good rueeking from the yonogslers, One of the
b.st ttf , rto wet by Reid Paadors, a ten of George.
N Sanders, on the Free - Academy; In which the
oharge was repelled that the adrantages of the
Academy were „ordici;jsYed by the sons . of the
That, , A large : proiortion of the graduating class
of the preeentl year had earned their own Ruppert:-
Ile paid Oust tribute to the late State Senator ;
Robert Rally, and Townsend Harris, our present
commissioner to Japan—two New York merchants,
cinetteisively presidents 'of 'the Academy. The
!ideal development of tha,Academy was chiefly
duo to the well•direoted efforts of Hr. Harris.
I give yon below a table of ithnorts at this port
for tho'week ending on the 18th fnet., and acorn.
partitive statement for the corresponding week in
'67 and '6B, end for the first six months in caoh cf
those years: -
For weak end. July H. 1857 - 1858. - 1850:
pry goods ... ... $5 858 105 2 208 8 5 8 -8 98 5 .103
General. roerolsnd s e -2 783, 5 81 027 HI 2 £OO 007
Tata foe week.... 89 181 984 -4 931 6(9 6 289,740
Previously repttd.: 128 801 018 02,982 021 181.771,627
i $131,982 987 87,213 En /88 087.287
Pince .Thri. I
This shows the.extracrdinary fact that the im
ports for the presentlear already eiweed those of
the year . 1857,, and indicates a state of things for
the remainder of the year that cannot be viewed
without _
The morning papers tiontain elaborate Belmonte
of the - splendid reception 'glifen - lbet evening to
Perseverance Hose. Company No.-5, of Philadela
phia, on their return from Niagara. They ar
rived by the Radon river train at about half-past
9 o'oloek, and were mat by about twenty Isotope•
ales, who " strung out" a full mile in length. A
cannon, stationed at St. John's Park, blazed
away at a terrible rate, and jhe expenditure - of
skyrooket and Roman candle was prodigal. Broad 7
way was all alive with speotators, and as -the pro
cession moved along, the bands playing and' the.
people - cheering; the 'sight - was quite exalting.
Among those who 'participated in the reception,
were 40 Hose Company, 3 Bogus, Company;
1 Engine Company, 15 Hose Company,' it Engine
Company, 6 Hook and Ladder, 44 11,aseCeinpany,
40 Engine Company, No. 8, with Steam Plra
Engine, 33 Rose Company, 25 Beene Company 4
Hook and Ladder, 5 Hose Company, 57 Hoae Com
pany,l4 Engine Company, 31 Eugine Company,
50 Bigine Company, and 12 Hose Company. All
the apparatus was tastefallydeeorated with bout
qmstsand ribbons, and the whole line of the pro:
cession irai brilliantly illuminated by innumera
ble lanterns and torohee. A osnstant diseharge of
Raman candles was kept up, announcing the pro
gram of the column along- the 'route prepoied.
To-day the strangers visited the - Institutions} at
Blaokwell and Randall's Island, and to-morrow
they will take a ride out to High Bridge in com
pany with their hosts..
There were 7,092 inmates yesterday in the va
rious public, institutions in this Oily under control
of the Governors of the Almshouse. 'At the meet
ing of the Governers yesiterday, Mr. Eddy, mans
ger of Eiblo's Theatre,' petitioned for permission
to erect it. platform one hundred feet 'WO on
aokweli's Isitted,, that a iope might be etretehed
szross m New „York Isteed, In order to give en ex
hibition snob. es the visttere to'ldisgara Vallahave
recently enjoyed.' Mr. Eddy offered to give bonds
that ea - harm shOuld be done to tinfpyohlia pro.
petty, The petition was denied, only one, vote.
being given 'ln Mr. E'a favor. Blondin, 'how
ever, is determined, to do the thing somewhere in
the vieletityt and a, man whtrhas the Otter to del
,what he did at the Halls will not be switched off
frogs purpose by the mere rebuild a Geyer
nor of Abe paupers.' -
- The street oommissionei is doing the poblio a
- 061114,'h.V having' the nettles of streets and the
numbers.a.corner houses painted on the lamps
at the , corners of• ,every biook—a nonvenlint
guide in the night-time to strangers.
-
Ibe New York Yacht Club are uffiotally pulled
for the drat summer mules, to start from White.
itene on the 6‘h' Of Adana; and aril thence for
llignretoiva itin,Truihts ere to earri Rogers'
oti a ste ; ' wear the vo,l:flatlet)
uotform,And; to yield Irepliott obed:otoo to the
rata for tbnlgoViiroinest of thn
/11. Orrjerelin.r.i.urigul k l mr , o f jo t n
-
to Europa, 4nel:capitol:lolly, is to hava - tbo - o
haaor
a ostoplimsetary benefit on SI turday evening, of
this qet when he will itinstrate: if Oar
American Cousin" for .the last time in this dorm
try, and do varloutother tromieal things, mot yet
annotq.od.
The Tribune staters that Col. Jefferson Davis is
said to be engineering the President's' prospeots
of General Pierce, wbe is reportedlo be in the
raea for Charleston.
Impostant from Kansas.
• Tha eommittee appointed by the Constitutional
Convention to prepare and report a preamble and
hill of s Ights , report ae follows :
The preamble, after reookoisingonr dependence
on Divine Providence, defines the boundaries of
the Territory,
The first article of the bill of rights dealers' all
men to be equally free.
.Szo. 2 Ait political power le inherent In the
people, and alt free governments are founded on
their authority, and are instituted for their, equal
protection arid benefit.
•Sze S The people - have the right to assemble,
In a peaceable manner, to consult for their common
good, to inerrant their Representatives, and to
Petition the general M 501 0 4 10 redress of their
grievances - .
Sec 4 The people have the right to hem gams
for their defeats and securityihat standing armies
In time of peace are dangerous tti liberty, end shall
hot be tolerated, and the military shill be in stew,
mbordioatiou to the olvii PoWer.
'Sap 5. The right of trial by pay - shall beiii•
'violate; , and extend to:persons of every condi
tion; but Oars, trial may- be waived by the-par
ties in all cow in the manner prescribed by law.
Ste 6. There shall be no slavery in this State,
and no ineoluniegiapriltude, unless for the pa.
niehtdentof oriretty whereof the parties shall have
been duly mitivioted.
Sac. 7. The right of every person to worship
God according -to the diotatee of Ms own eon
science. 140 partiality or preferenoe for any seat'
tee 8. Tea privilege of the writ of hada;
camels
Sec 9 MI persons shall be bailable exoept for
capital oflenoes.
Sao 10'- la any trial in any court the moused
shall be allowed to appear and defend in person or
by -mongol.
Bee 1l The liberty of the press shall be pre-
served inviolate, and all persons may freely
speak, write, or publish their sentiments 'on all
subjects, being rosporisible fer the abase ef
right.
„
. .
530.12 The freedom of deliberation, spesoh,
and debate , in the Legislature is Co 01§1011 , 191 to
the rights of the people, that it cannot be the
foundation of - any accusation or ~p rosoOtt;lon.
action or complaint, in any court or place what;
soorPr .
SEC 13. No person shall be transported (Mt`of
ibe Stale for any effspoe committed within the
emcee, and no eonviotion in Sae State ellell work a
oorruntion of blood or forfeiture of estate
SEC .14. 'Trauma ag tinet the State shall consist
only la levying war against it, adhering toils onto
mi o g, or giving them aid and o "Mort.
Sac 15. No soldier shall; in time of pewee be
gnartarad in any haute without the consent oethe
owner nor in time of war eroept in a manner pre•
sortb.d by law
Sao 16 The right of the people to he secure in
their persons, houses, papers, estates, Ss., against
unreasonable searches and salaams. shall beinvlo.
I lie; and no warrant shall Irene Mr upon probe.
Mir eall.o, stirrinted by oath-or effirmatiou,:plr
Voidarly &earthing the place to be searched and
tbesersons'and things to be seized.
Fno 17 N.i person shall'be imorismei for debt ,
in any cavil tuition or means or final proem, ex
cPrt Moises of fraud, and no penon,ehall be im
prboned for a militia line in time of pomp. ,
, Bno F11.01;44111 who are; or , who may be
mune hereafter, bona fide resident/ of this state,
VI al enjoy the setae rights in respect to the ;pas
erosion, erjnyinent, and inheritance of prciperty,
,as native horn °lame ,
Sao 19. All scoria eball be open, and every
person, for an Injury done him in lands, goods,
person, or reputation, shall' have remedy by dye,
course of law, and juatioo administered without
denial or delay,
Bac 29 No hereditary emoluments, honors. or
privileges, ehali ever be granted or conferred by
ibis Ftsto, nor shall there be any oaustitntionol
distinotlnna no mount dere or sax
Site Private prOperty theft he kid invio
late, but euheervitut to the pubno wolfare
Sec. 22. No ol‘izen of thin latitOtth 01 h• holl
to appear before the Supremo ()mt of the Uelted
Sta.ea on an apponl ftOut the .Supreme ()tier: of
this State; but when sppertle;nro Gatti on goes
tines of inter Sate law. tbry than only bo
through or frouLthe Dietriot Outlets of the United
States. ,
Eno. 21. Title einciultatinit of rleta rhell not be
0011fb TU. d tt. imp tir or deny others !stained by the
people, 'mei rill pawei a not herein :delegated re
main with the people.
Kr.ws PIIOM man PLAIIie•—A. gentleman who
itt, thc. P , ke's Peak g•eld mines on the 25th ultimo
inft-rine the Nettie Olt" Herald that the inidiers
a: Fort Rearnoy, hrtve all been oddered to Salt
Lake, and that past le now deserted. A compute'
of soldiers, stationed beyond the Fort for the pro•
tootion of emigrants, lost ninety horses by - a
stampede a few days ago. Pierce A 0 f.'s survey
ins party, from Nobrasha Oltv, lost their horses
by stampede, and the party euffered considerably
for want of water. He oonftrms the report - of the
Indian hostilities, and the binning of the Paw
nee village.
,04149nSfA PnlyATft LAND CLAn(B.•---TbO
following 'potoole have been transmitted by the
General Land Unite to the Surveyor General of
California for delivery, vie :
For the rancho,•' Canada de Balmundo," finally
confirmed to Maria Lulea Greer and Mannels
Oonplogor. The racoho 'known by the name of
"'Potrero Grande;" Rosily confirmed to Juan
Matins Sanchez
NEW JERSEY Mantra AT
Dr D. 0 Wilson. of Warren' county, boo, been
disobarged from n St 400 otesitship in the !Jotted
States Pension Office, owing to hie lOU Leoompton
oympaibles with Mr. Admin.
_
Da. 'Mattis( H. Ilkustonn, a, member of
the' btate senate of Arkansas, died :oat the Atk
inst.
!'HE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
From
10 —The Californiapepera fur- I
Blotted by the .overland mail, whioh arrived. hate '
lest evening, lOntsin the following additional in
telligence:
The prisoners who maned from the State pnol;
torridly) , bad overpo.vored the guard Twelve of
them hnd hoer, recaptured and eight were shot
while in the bushes endeavoring tosmottpe _forret.
The Tialien residents of San Franoisoo had -
ratted 55 000. to be Presented to King Viotor Em
manuel, for the benefit of needy subjects,
•
The p e 60A Oniedn - Talley bad called a Con- ,
vention, to meet on the 18th of July, to ocansidar
the proper measurie for insuring the Wilier safe
ty: The - election of a delegate to Congress to re
present the'proposed:Teiritery of Nevada la' fixed
for the 2d of July
The yroather was intensely, het throughout the
Stata, - parohing vegetation: - Some parts of the
oconskry.looked,as,though Mottled been harried.
-The loottiity.of 'Santa Ilarbersi Visited by a
terrible eirosao on the 17th. forcing the people to
alinathinneelves; %doom limingl Animals In the
fields, end literally waning the (Fulton the 'trees
The Fraser' River mining news cordial:Media/
°enraging. , _
Prom WastAO.on..
WASnufaTen, July 20 —A novel oommitment
has been roads to the Distriot of Columbia; Poffi•
tentiary, of an Indian who was found guilty of
horse-stealing in Kansas. Be was immediately,
est to work. ,
The' Commissioner of Pensions hag fawned a cir
cular, inwhiob he directs that invalid pensioners'
of the army and navy who are subjected to bien
nial examinations, pretenti, with their, ',usual
vouchers on the 4th of September and lat of Jan ,
uary:neit,; respectively, the oertifloate as to the
etate of their disability. 1
The operation of the act of Congreed of the 3,1,
Of IdaroVlBs9„virtually suspends the eemi;art
nue' payments of invalid' penilone at" the com
mencement of each biennial period, until She 014-
Minato' of two physicians or surgeons bat been
presented., .."'
The Charles ton papers, reoedved here, reisoid
the death of the venerable Colonel roil. Who had
long borne a oonspiouous and distinguished pool
tints in the:councils of the state ef Sallth - Carolie
Watiutwaroli, July 20 -`..-The &detail , of the"
Interior will -tyant.mtt by the Paeltlettteatier of
the -25 h of July, $254 000 to Oregon and Wash •
buten; to satisfy the recentirandited:olahne on
account' of advances made for restoring and
maintaining pet:Useable aid 'more' frleidlr Sala.
tow with the -Indian tribes. - ,
' Judge Gibs 'of Ponneylieritot, boo been an
petaled special agent to diagonals, with the
view so to arrange matters ae to prevent future
Aifflouldec .
. .
Tbs. Wilts and publio documents
,pertainimg to
the first seesten'of the late Coneotuf aye being
boxed; to be tent to the varimmlltoraminetitor,
tiotiti thronshout the country, to Cosovdatioi with
the' law. This is one of the refortnembloh have
eprived . :members of selling snob world, Ratans
formerly-promised, for westapater, or at noMinal
sums, to speculating book-vendors. !
• From Pike's, Peak'.
„
Leave:molten, ICansac Joiy eXpiress
from Denver city, on the 80th nit,. arrived here ,
tbic evening. ' ;
Everything in themining region wee in lug condition. , , •
The - express brought no papers, and hence no
important detalls,are tarnished. . , -
Another express will be due to-mOriow.
. -
The 4.adia.Rabber Case at liciltira ore
INDORSE/1T DECISION
Bauttruorta.lnly 20.—1 n the osse.of Horse. H.
Day et al. , r 3. ti•ellman et al., (which lately co
nnoted the eourt,bere for twe weeks.) his. Hmor
Judge Giles this morning rendered, at tho.olore of
a cony ahle opinion, a deolsion in 'favor. of Mr
Day on all the points presented, holding• that
under his agreements with Mr -Goodyear. Mr. Day
has an exoluslre monopoly of elude goods eon
tattling enteaniesd rubber. A perpetual mo
tion we. granted.
&Mae fifteen othir salts were dapindingliereupon
this di olsion, in all of whlob perpetualinlanOtions
will loins
•
Lyn Oil Lair in Ifftesoart , --o,no N i pgro
Burned lend Two Haned:
8 ? Louie; Zuly 20.-;-ketieeterliespatah'tO the
Bufigtin. of. tido Oitisarsibat throe nojrioel who
Argo err - trie atAfarehall; 'Mo.. for murder, and ,
rape, - 'aire . yesairditi laken'fromj4ll by a tmob,
and one, pee burned „at a "Ititte, - ,nbtle the other
two wet, hung.
Fire • Alain; MIA: ,
leeleitiapti at
• • • New, Orleans.--
411 SW OULVANS. - July, 20.—The City. °Minot
hive adorred ic. etamewell'& Co.'s system o
Are alarm and polide telegraph.
„,,
pigaitiiti - ofliie Steamer /kelt!. 4,
Iklivrtoni,Jinty 20 —The eteataship Asti inflect.
Nt wpm, ivr Liverpool, with' 80 passengers and
sig7 000'In spate. :
, '82009* Mat frupy Pike's peak:
Lateveiroarm. July 20.—.A.nothei exprlmi, from
•ftenter ftit on the 14th inst . arrived here. this
afternoon, with $2,500 in rld dust.
ninth of iidge John' W. Nash. of Ire
died ew his remittal:no is Powitesse, on•iiiiday
, -
OW Steatnahlp Africa.
BABDl{lool[..Tely o'olook P. M.—There
OS no tigiorof the steamship - Miles; itow idut,
with Liverpool dates to the >i th instant. -
The wind is noiteast and the , weather cloudy.
Desperate Affritr at Huntsville, Ark.
Er.om the ratetteritte stritartatan, rely 2
.Sinee our last issue, our quiet t nen was thrown
into a MA state of 'exeltement, by a report ,that
there had echarred on the nubile square of our
sister town, Huntsville, a fatal reneentra, wherein
Forester Sleek, Foci ,aon of Col. Wm. Bleck. of
this tar, and Mr. Warren Sams, 'merchant of
Huntsville, 'were killed immediately, and John -
Black and Dr. Ja mey Smithson , of this any; and
Constable Moody and James Sarne,wf Huntsville,
were severely wounded. All ,the above named
parties were personalty known to • moan- of t our,
othsane, and the utmost anxiety was felt and
manifested to know the particulars of the distress
ing tragedy. We' proceed to give the partial:Uses
of the. .affair as it has been detailed to n.e by
several eye -Witnesses :
It appears that on.h . ridav,-the 24th inst., dome
alteroation between Jaoree Same, the son of Warren
Sams, ankForeater Bleck, took place, Whloh
Welting words and threatening actions were teed
by young Sans towards Btaok. Ne collision, how
ever'
resulted at this time. and it wag ancooosed
that there -Would :be no further gunnel. Several
boars afterwards, some bard words were inter
changed between Warren Same and' Forester
Blank, when both drew- weapond, -the former a
bowie-knife ' 'and the latter a revolver: Black's
wlstol misse d Are twice, and was discharged at
Sams twine: the last shot, as ts suppased, taking
effect in the head of Suns; Sams, in the meantime,
advancing on Bleak with his knife One of our
informants states that Sams watlin the not of 'fall
ing, when the report of firearms from an unexpeoted
quarter was heard, and Sam; fell instantly. .Just
at this time, young Sams clime rooming up with a
double-barreled abet gun,' and diteharged' one
barrel, at the titillates of six or eight feet, into the
side of Mr Break. and jest as he was-falling
fired the other barrel low his bask, both - bar
rele heavily charged With buckshot. Young Same
then attacked Dr. James Smithson, knookint, hire
'down with 'his gun' when Dr. D C Fmithenn. a
brother of JAMS.' advaeoltig Wald his brother,
struck at -Same with a gin, but missed him end
felled hie brother to the ground Jemes 8 nitheon,.
who. , it seems, was unarmed, +ratted the'shot-gun.i
from the bandit of, D. O. Smithson and, chased
y: nag Sense off the ground, snapping the gon at,
him in his flight.' Several piatel•show were fired,-
end 'bowie-knive; used, by dome persons al yet
unknown, Probßbl7 by interested spectators j An
idea may be farmed of the unparalleled savage-
Pees of elle street fight when it is onnsidered'that.
Warren Same was shot' with ten pistol Wis.' and
' , tabbed once or twice in .the breast—that Forester
Black was abet twice with a drathietharreled that,
grinl—John Black and James Seolthron wounded in
the thigh 'James Semi Stabbed withW bOwle-knife,
and Hr Monde severely Wounded in the
further. that.after the fight ball eeded, four re
volvera were found lying unwell:le ground, f brittle,
three of which were entirely empty and one partial
ly discharged Not a Found less heard alter the
shooting commenced, save the sharp. qaisk revert
of the revolver, the stunning sound of the dendly
shot.oan, and the ninth of cold steel, until Same
' end Snook had. fallen and- their life-blood' was
pouring forth through 'the ghastly 'rind fatal
woands • Theleisnewf this tragedy was enoush
to sicken a manly heart. A young man in' the'
morning of life; end s mature man in 811 , 1/Enn
of bin days. lying within a raw feet of eaotewther,
their lives pouring' out- in torrents of blood,' and
four others bleeding from severe wounds ;, hut
imagination can :feebly dep=ot the heart-rending
- lamentations of mothers, sisters, wives, rpl , tivert
and friends. Our Informants sav hut a minute or
two had elapsed after the firing before the square
was covered with near a hundred women, who
made the teeth resound with their frantic screams
and wild cries of grief. Wo learn that warrante
have been hared far the apprehension of several
eupp wed to be connected with the affray, but no
examination hat at this date (June 29) been bad.
Forester Blank woo formerly a resident of this
alto, was a graduate of the Lebanon, Tennessee,
Law School, and had been for several years loca
ted at Huntsville in the practice of hie profession
lie was mulch esteemed by his brother lawyers,
and had many warm personal friends. We knew
him as an inteligeet, social, generous, uns49.:b
gentleman, honorable and high witpled In his to
Tyre:cum, whose heart was bound to hie'friettls
wills c,rda .or triple sleet. Ile thus, unfortunate
ly, fell at the age of twenty-flue years, leaving a
young wife, sisters and brothers,-and an aged ft
thor to bewail his untimely end ,
A FaTBUR Wrtil THRISE Dozgte CHILDREN:—
Tun GEntrans ljemntmosr.At`Markttehienfelt,
a viii s i e situat e d on the liver Main, in Bavaria
there lives a man six'y-eight years of age, named
johannes Boblettenbtok, Me-le ,a Master shim!
ney•soeep, avocation more honorable in Germint
than in this country, anti for ,half, a century has
given pereoral attention to his inniniese. Be is
nnw living with his th;rd"wife, and n the lath of
June lest his tbirty.eixth child was christened at
the parish oburoh By his first consort be hod
coven; by hie second, eleven; and by his third,
eighteen children—of whom half aye girls, and
one half boys A few families no prolific would
supply , a nation with an the so'diery required for
its defenen, and liborers to ptirform its neoessary
agroulture and inanufeeturing. There lethality
left la the old Tentonto stock yet, enabling it to
sprout SO abundantly.. The Fronds, and even the
isaariet, come up to it.
.
LINN OS' YOB: Lass Elttffi.—Load.:
leg in Brunswick dook, for °leveler& Ohio, dl.
root, tho beautiful Amerioan schooner R. 1.1..11ai
mon, B, A Berke, commander, 351,t0n5. This
eplentild vessel has just made the welts° itom, the
tit Lawrence in the short space or - eighteen days,
and' having nearly tho whole of her cargo engaged,
presents a rare opportunity to shippers
The rates of freight from Liverpool so Cleveland
are quoted : Pins gods 40454 , inetartrement
forty Abet, to the ton hardware '351 , weight or
measurement, as best for vessel; soda ashes, ,te,
3210 d. do ; rope and cordage, 404„dtk ,• iron ond
pies 301, weight; machinery and castings 505.,
.weight and, measurement; in bags, 30a.,
weight4.l earthenware 265., Ariamuremepti alai
bottled ) 845. 1 de.
FINANCIAI 4 . AND COMMElielifi;
- ",. : Theraltpneyr Market.
?" ; ljatr.enwrata,;lnty2o,lasa.
Tbk 63,001 i, market flnetturted a goad deafdarlng:
the day. Building Retinal shares opened et 213
heavy deeffart frail yesterday—and gradually
advanced whieh it again deolduadr ,
These movemanta are partly attributable to--the
reports received from the New York board, *bury"' :
the weakness exhibited yesterday wee followed - dpr
to day_hy.e., presenre of sellers on the market, and
a 'hettyYpinettildeeliner: - 7iithetinarkertilidtchl . ,
gan 1 5 6 -1 1 0 ' in' (0 1 te8 otnitliti*the quell;
,tism.,o Y. ralellaltnnkir,finnys of a certain de
fault in the payment of its interesilillini due art
the oe.kegtlai, nOtWitlistanding a stateMS4
printed sometime since to the effect that-the det6-, I
pany-sieekliairied , - - the 114414 i Teirl the' .14pds'aie I
contribution to its sinking fund, and aintbittihei`
aides. ReadingTlitiatigan Central, N. Y. Centrah'
payeral Otatetsysoka: ant thaVacifiillifail,
off in New York. It own board, however,
theleloitkrient 'tree Vilerillially.eouritied to y 4
log. Passenger Railwity shares were in demand
'let fair Priaell, excepting Viestiqiilideirthli„whlch
n ireeini 'favor wider' the *Uri peculiar
' nianageniMt tta:preeint 'boa. iota natio
below per. , - 410 en: and Coates; ten'
.1111 freely at 284 Reim end - Vine streetet 441;
Piffle "and Cleat - Streit 4t (12;-:'andilleaoad and
.Third street at 27i for the herclartie, And 43,d Pr
the old. Pannaylvanii isd
vanoed4; Oatawisra Chattel AttIIII
The ,New. York Herald is quite boldly, engaged
in writing on:Abe t chancre of another panic It
'dads' in'the feet that -three Hamburg steamers-Are
engaged tit'sail for New York' fri: sevent seta
an evidence of Vie fii4 importations from
ib i road are ''fo;,aoAtfillia'iii all elintg firm
Aermany, and tlialWe are toifivihesii,fairlsrals
of goas 'Aughst. It is
admitted that Mit' importers believe that the im
'Ptireatitini are goineloY fall bit t 'kae may
,be.. apt Ault on oorialgiateenti4lo9ld raioount
of 'tseir menufaotar'era.;'The; let'egdbalan.cea off
the account, much to Vl:ie . /ami titsdAliat, we have
repeatedly arrived at in writing !ipott-thiri gabled
of filioortatiet;
/COMM& bur, um likely-Abet:the NeW ;York
Market foldry,gondeand. tnany'tithei foreign
-ports will tlsisfelthe &hod and that the bents
will witness a drain of specie are
unprepared , ::'foriti will , put them to grave mann
venience. It reste.rnainl3i wiiitothearAcOdeeide
bow far the fnconveufece6lbell extend. Ifs they,
keep ridnoing their disoonnt Cries- aalaillis:thelt •
.apeole • reserve. deolloes; Attire will-be no-panic,
.and the , misehleCtined.-not- fele .outehle the
. ol , the ireportereOf - they delay 'Aktr, can
traction-too-long -rstetherdid iti - they may
find - tbernSelyes in , Ootober Mixt .In , a danaierons
, Pasittomql
r. For the teat. theekintrY atiaige Gannet be
Permanent .loser 13V-exemilvt...lesports
bole of, dry` icede ettipPed..l fro ed , Garrut an to that
ifiztkekataial,,iiid. Sold here `lei lest then' it cost
himakicand An& it over,...entlibils'iltieoptsofrk
. the oteit,of 4,l3entlitinfaattsterAnd,tkeAmpettep—
who. in many oases, - is thermeto Aaantofrthe me.
nufilefntar , IfthirEterntereitthts falls tad its„fiff.:
ty_ millions more rods than the villuoltry
really
wanta, the lost=hill fdhbn them - rirrilliiiit agents
berg; and the omputry at large relit be able to re
plenieh,lis stooks at anmnimally fow - priCe.
it is true, is not tba sort of trade which it la area.
tilde to carry forilwith foreign flattens flint the re
sponsibility for the present condition of tbir
rests, not with those who will profit by a onlispie
in prices, but with those who will lona by such an
event "
. The lir, York Times,says, of the stooklmor
kit Ili that city : ""Ttie'dciarrtihrd turn in the,
share market bad no decided lothence on iS'ate
stooks or Reading bonds, whioh sold at Shone
yesterday's rates.i,bat it affnded mush embar
rassment (the British's's Friday last) to the' ? ape
enlaroes for the fall, and they were by ::no
means -reluotant to pram their contraolt ao.
eordlney. , Tole, change of
,e;orftleneei
lower Oak, is no s tnP mea .-to t. 14 ivon•
dered at, 'nor is it unusual, under similar;
et/metalline, any more than the spirit evincid by
the Bulls when prises tend upward. Thd lest
stSmod torn . httefbadissmetithag of : oharrest fei
some days poet, and not a "few ortileraettmed
posed to day to let the market down preliminary
to a fresh turn in the opposite direction It ie not
improbable that rush, - cilf,prove to be the course
of pekes' fri itilding and two or three of the
Western struks, if not in New York OentraLi The,
general ermektt left off dull, and shareprioes, for
the most part, tame.'.- . . I '•
The afters talon ont by the etea - mer Asia ti def .
amounted to only about four , Musette& thorn sand
The nelra . by the Ariel shows the pr fee of coil:
tole to bar ' s
reaohed-93e,..wfthia sheet 2 per One:_
er. thelicheet point
,reanhed, !Ask ,r 4 44 1 9, 11 yr idle°
Bit - 4e In pralonodirea6,lo4-eilinteree had
thoroughly reroyerral from the panic of the; pre.
coding year.
no August let' conpant of 66 ,Ilatriaortigega
bonds pr the I'illia4.4lll,*Vie
. 13 iintitik." Batilkmd
• - t'atlparry_trEtta- ? aiD rasentaiioa at ttuff
dattttani:Ain -Eittei
The following 3t1,44„ shipment of 'ooel the
Bareley Railiniztend.Cottllompirrlos }reek
ending July 16 .... .... . ..
Ptevionsly reported :2 4,7 467 1 . ".
Amount shipped tor the , season . 10,6141
TES bit : guess of the Hailiston Itillread and Coal
Company for the „we - ek'endlng 'Tay lath was l 2. ••
088 tons, making 240,753 0128 for the seatoo., The
oorresponangttounage In 1858 - eau, for the - eieeli,
12,241, and for the season 171,908, leaving the
business' for this year 63,848 tons ahead=of last
-- There - weriz.lo?2s ton'sof ooal - rhipped-on
Lehigh Valley Radioed lest ireek;:making the
towage for the year 322,073 In 1838 the'corres•
ponding tonnage for the week was 11,089 tons
for the season-207.302 toned . z
The thtpteente Octal an the Wilk Blisslt Mut, e
-Towasea, , Pa., by tka Barelay..ganroad end Coat Fain..
puny
Tore. ,Cart
Pox the week an6ieginly/16 " ; ilO
Peeetece el9pmenta ' ' 9 464
Ainonnt foitbs 'aeasiii
The following Is i atateinent of the reoelptai of the
Ilford/ Canal Compel: _ _
Total to July 9.1869 .. $ll7 764 85
Week ending July 18,1669....: 0 189 35____
_,..,_
$1211,90a 23
Total to July 10_1868 " $9l 623' 76 .• •
Week Gulley July 17,1868... 8 284 07 • '
$99767 ea
_
Inoress•,lBs9 ..,4 $.7/,140 40,
PililalMPll4 ATOM. ZXOLIABGE BALE&
• airy 20, 1E69.
UNPONTIDDYNANLIT.BIONT. & 00.,NANX•1011 STOOD .
AND NIORANON HOINIIIi-NONVNIMWE 001111 %NW
AID 0811N107 ATuUfl
„ rz.g.s_T_Bo.raD. _ .
" 8 - 0 Olt- es - ~:: disk 2i4 1 Beni Meadow S.. 56
800 Lehish 71 6s Favi - 99 - 20 Was% Philo B '6O
1600 '• do . .5.0 05 _. 2 , --T do - - 50
rOO Read R. 61048. cab 00 . 7 ltpenns. R. ' B' -
1000 24 kat sr It 75... 00 13 Norristown R 60
;13. 0 0 & A trt 6. 40.:. IA . to 0 eprnoS,&27oB.st a alis
2000 NPa B 6- , ..06.R _ P4 50 do bswn 134
20 Morris Col „lots 64 Y2O Green& Costes at B
-60 Renting B. ' .2tX ~ ?..0 i r' ' 2 dys -98 „
20,d0 2 -}4 2 Glltail Bk 464
100 - -- do . ..... ..b5 21% 2 Marin& Moab Bk .51k
"2)" -- 80 - .....V. -- ..". - :' .. 24" 150 - Pondall '-' • ' "
.884
100 - ,do ose . 6 27,41_17 do lots-rh
-100 ' - ..'68::.:1..,.b5rin 2243- , 5-4064 1 7 , of Music.. '5l
- 100 -do ..-....0ak - 241(1" ---- -•- - . ,
•
' -.. , -...' ,330063 30 8 / 1 1):7_. '-' .' .I ' '
200 City is, Nqw. , :..108 1000 Pons 4.2‘fiviit 6i 80,b
601 Ostawis Obit 104 6010 West Phito R... 49k
4
10 do '' 66 60 - ' 28 Ilailotoo 0164. m, 44 &
1
600 do .... 1,6w0 49 ,1 i 11 Mao & 111e.4g Bk.: :•6%
600 Phl ia&flutb.sy Is 16 2 Harrisburg IL '... ' 66%
10 0N Pa 11434-86wo 681( 4 do 6F,N
1000 do ~. .- . „ . ..„ 111 x MI Tintlr4 R ....... 4
14
8 4 01 Really( .. IA 09X 100 do ...: ...... ' 4
1000 do - 64X1 6 Poona n - - 88,4
0L08334, PEIG3II-111:1AL., , , -
.. . . . 11. d. Askad• ----- ----• --- .844. 4,.ke.
Phtla 81 9 4 X, ~ .. BoblProf , 3.T 18
te 9 8% •- - Vg mann a:2llmA' 4
New ...1024 t. 4r., 1,,t Pli. 36 ' 6O
Peons 8*..14, Or p,01( iT 1, ' ...7* 2d m.g .. 82 4.84
Itendkug R. .. .. glx 2 23‘ tong name N.. 10.V•20),
~ bde '78.. : 801 Leh COal & Ns,. '4B
-" ,m• 8044 fil , til 1 9 Penns 8 . - 4,... kg;
'"dcoB6 n o ff 89ji 70 , ' w as.;;. ..... . 83% i 8" A,
Penes ,11......, BSX . 8 0 .41 e ..10s '', 84A,
-.. 24 m.84.` .. 80 St illntaitbraiW.•.,.. 23i, 4
I
?for ann.! eon 04 65 .. let. mt bds 89A' 42
Bell New 84 .82. rs ,' - 68) P&Bontb Rdlvoff 80 ,
.. Imp 8e... 72 IS 2 b 8 ,1 B'4lV. .98 ..433,
;; ', ':. - .5:1 tit:VP/n . 2184 Eitill. :44A
. ,
PhilfedOptAk 113/tr)lApt.. 1,
Jots 10--Evening.
"There la very 111612 Mir siAel ln "Breadstuff's to !ti ty,
es the demand.fon- rent is :Only , to-iroirply - , -, :tiA , boon
trade, at priers raeging from $1 25 up to $1 60 WY; bbl,
at to brard at d freihnees Bettod old stock toper
fluttered at the lowest dimes, which estabgehes
ther decline for this description Preab around super
floe; made from new a hiat,lapitinty; and dell at $6 Sr
iP bbl. Bye Pirur is also dull at 141st . 25 and Penna.
horn Meal at 51 76 tp• tbl, cud we boa. eif-lis cal a el
ei her. or wheashe cafes have bean light. and price
naaetoledard lower, einelow with a downward tendaney ;
Isles einbemit about 1 000 boa. shied, prime new south
Inured, st. 11.4-rzcs 35 ; white Is eructed at 11.45c1.60,
without sales to coy 'extent Rio Is viaated al 860
for old Pennsylvania, and but litt:e' offering. Cori
is scarce, and about 1 636 bastieleof yellow told
at 803 for Interior, and 860/46X e for d goer
Doio,oo,rasu i Pprinsylvania; part in stork."o-Is, eon
titme drill at 32a80Xa for Pennsylvania, and 300 for
prime Delaware aetnall sale of flew crop Jersey we! ,
male at 360. = Bark Is nottoguiredlor, end first quell ,
,ty No ,),Queroltronhi gamey at 1/T 60 ton 14 Oat_
'too theta Si not =Mb delinebnt holderi arie"-densesiir •
; II full prices. Ora:pries , move. eff.filoirly,thti de
mead being for bujireoikly rdfareier Pro
vielorla remain Aimart }leads are alackquiet, sag a o m o
btacioDa doing iu Cloverseed at $ 10D5,15 t b 41,0
the c triage are yerr . 'le onabangetl :
Drudge le ganoi alowlJ , it 25X0,, Pion kylranla bb
27a, 0 110 283, and hhcletit 40i - o2'to'l'ttle latter in the
• general asking rata. •
NOW YOrk Stock
'
xchange l Julir
2000 afistonti 63% '6O Mials - Oentval N..1.421r
4500 North ovolina 6s 04% 50 do . • 42,4
40 , 1111 Oso 80. - . bah 60 "do' ' lag 4, A
4000 Elnd R 3l Mo g ..70 20 fistond Al'4ollll B.
360 Pamtlo Mai , 8 13 ..60) 300 Mteb S 4uar,410 21%
60 Chicago lb .12. I. 003 ado - • ' DBO 22 -
250 do ' r 140 61 100 ; do z k a 2t
100 N Y Oen N... 416 74% 06 Papaya% St - A litm
60 do 46 74% 800 GOl &Obi Rs.:Bo 6371
- 8 . 0 d 0.... alb 74)1 100_ do.. 64s
26 Nubia' R PreP..B6 103 d0..-.48 64
60 May Taisdo, A 66 64
•
• TUB M SAN E'ra'
- Asnas.—Tbe demand is fair; tales of 26.bbis rota at
i 6 -1.2%, and 16 bbls Mauls at. 115 75.
cora 0,-,-.Tbek inquiry t . limned a t tidy rate;; esle
of 67P balebiaracat ea at 10%®111(0, 40 d0,910 - at '%4
100 Java 44.114 a, and 040 !raid 'ad pviv%te Latta.
COTTON —The donand bas sigh ly improved, as bay
prices, iboughlne ma,ket - is by no mean, sot ye: toe
sales yestaiday and Vto. - day comprise 008 bale! on a
basis of. / t J 4
,for Middling Upland.
_and 4.g:fot any
&0.-. xis wish? pus is
la.in — bilt 0, 1 41 Fr POWOO:91.0001 - -Ord . O . te, far-
Vollarir -4 1441014 Its Soler of,ttxtt obarso'er. St,
/49,143 thtruhttarrhpr anS„rtotohla It tbOrjors. nts
- 1140 , 114 bl tabriiartfvti for tommut torihrort.
Soirr•Otrottiloo Wit ar.wzoekti for morrittia ' , tate;
$5 21 :41 4 .50 for f/t $5 ' 65 10 for /Ow ftridin Writ.
fliCffitTOOl.44 50640; tit :4 . 4 00a3elo a 6.m0-a
cos vide: ptfir for bide beard ;do ; 40.5 for st.
,Looto b andi t_iiiiiielbitir76 tor extra Grover . .
Southern Proariitleeirer,ligd wirier are ...lir I r*Nca'•
Ur OAP olarb l / 4 1 f0trit0t40,1,76 1 3 ht+tr. as* 4066
andjiiisOffeT the bit;
jrfrrodri= • •
By Thole In fatrienised 04104
con !deckle .4411 sr Claamerst. 111.9005 for - sfer o 7,
and 24 95n410 for Brar..dierloaa sad 4.4r.eooens et
$.ll 50810 75.
Gasie•-=`rirs .deniree for Wheal is Molted anf the
nirka4l4loolr - tritlamori Sh.lBif rash* of - 8.500 bits
at $1 840 t 50 .(or,,adrameeito ashnise irst.r.Monthnns ;
811061 55 3r AVM de, 04216001 80 forbid and new
wefts Eadt6eltr
1 tityals qideradelds nominate 690106 P MIN are heavy
4441 ?' ,50.0 444 4 1 -4;ltlight noaold.fon , f.eabae of 21,000
he 0,40 045 i for Sauedlsn'and4o•44lor Rata
...vArdlsioaetlve Trims Weatani -nstredta,Varot and
mantrd.;_nalea 0f , .6 000 htry at 8801190,2nr , damsged
Southern yellow and 87e for ord raller.:Weaftro.
M 0 L 41 4104 Jia dell; srdesnf 516-IW6favAitlesna et
d 00 ...7.9104014:0010 end steady,
, Paormfroml-,The.deinens for EYSicflat ao*Lt Ta‘• • "' t
prima I . l E.,4Aciinifizi.4, The sales oral 76n bll. et sTa
M
for thin . ere eSll:76 = tiir "pic01V4611116150111 80 for
•
ImOnded In the antes sreAooo shWeasesar_esth to
, morrow, at 18 76 , • --
Bed find fdr dinsindfor ilia trade. and Is 'teed!. f
fahotfl .280 Ole a 4 sB,oB:l6, , for,prlcai;ll2oB 75, for
conufte mesa, 20018 for repeated mew and.{lo 12015
for extra -(-
• = l5 - diniffaiiialffroil'iatinondsiarrffeetluline ;Wet
bat firm stsl6, bcw 50...,
Cot melt- ere 1 o`110,104 , 14:10-161es of 173 hhdt and,
tforees, at 64 2,630,1'0r shen , deni, end 2080 for tome,
'Llttecesql Obit- sit 11f(094-4. ireides 4 w• hear of fa
hbda do at 70. end salted at too. - .
Lend ari stoat , len ge - ; tt e demand la fair—silta Or
500 bbl® end trot at 105 i 011 A; e.
,Betjer Id lo Or demand:at 120170f0r 06M, sold 120
19.forrtahr - flfseekls saltitdo If 8119 e.
, 51os boa penned ; Wu
• of 1611 es at -BXpao for
Pro MI ere In moderate request; etateidy roots; - sales
of 210 rze+ asersket esemfe ,- Raked are an fetr re
quest at steads trite g
Wnfairsx...,Tha snorket f a foerm 7 0kleo 4660 Mfg 41
YEW TOPIC OATTLI AsitErtifiedo , h. 18E9
At market 8 251 Seeves 3 , l9S 1118 Teals,- 11 618
Sheep and Lambe, and' 8 POO' Siiine—ahowirg is M
enus' or 24 pine,-1882 7, (42 piwp end Lambe and 7,400
4 1r/n0 ; and a deo'enen or 801 Bn. neared 19 Tee& • At
hem., 81.,2 $ BBB head were r old to butchers for tlihr
motet;
-'the market M Minton's for Beef Ciaftlewes spin
lowai; `ow qnehe a »destine e bell siteet D. , weft
moral ffima -0-te 10Xe ,efferesegNerge Th.
',toot ini2bwkdoef-soliod weir tali. "quelity, bno row Xt.'s
on este, end the highest pfiee eras not over 40,10,1 f no
high. • -
&Heston varded 11 010 heave+ IvnAhi do of whiolt
war. from Otdoond I3loolr{ thlr *IP 131 wevher, tip
number of eossure.re now out towo. en nwo.l at This
annum. end tha:laiii windy. hate aimed the forthor
dorsal/Mon In prices, Ana the general dullness pm*
fretting. -
.B.tivraosa".74ey - 20 Wasat 1410614er
ter slolllllL°7oori daftard3a
for shire, wid ElletB2-e - far idly..%don dr. al 9h a
for irdva • ktiikthill at $lll - 46Tor him. Whiskey dull
at 263.0 .
ti•torr and nor+ *a
tty.; males at $1 Vied Wheat Se in fair donisno 144..
, artn , h.need. there le a iced detasrul for Sidon
and MI k dia•ta -
ellromii,Lhilyl9.—Col4o*;-56 1 .0.4,611, cork 470 b etps
lit 11.30. Torm.ddioss.... Sala pt ,4111 i• 69 ba.
wi.«-Peo.batio
CiNctsVart-4 eAIyPIK 20 —Far i ts left
lAtSAfilliqwrit
;494c...t.A.l4llP7Lii liorlYiteCyrffrgrat
'fa snr - dors foisiliee, -rusk • ti-ficia as
Trte_tfitrOssajfttritrejtaitediatiltal;iteTY•
tit , •m Ms Album .7.aroia nr p46. 0 ..1 V"
:.04 Agile, &of ;March' last idit‘snai of sTOketna
stolen out of a chest in the isatuteiof J.e...B.aokati,
on Lrdins' greet- ' 641111151614111 were then alter.
taf3sd as to the, glitter party. bar there eras not
mtilhient -iiirlifeine to Marrasit: the liming of: a
aricaintd.proom , Baba tient dernlenments rend,
eVhe ,hteeniehitti this Asmiadon.pniMilaisir antsre- -
Mined, and en Saturday afternoon tdr . ,B and
Oipt. Hagedorn appteied- befehe4titidee Role,
and upm B.'s halide:nay a trarraet w4118:11 , 34 for
the arrest of a formitrinutetir'ef tilielt 4 efe and
given to Cept: - Hegicloraj ,The inure eveniqg the
-repeated -party returned-ta . '..ttra ci WA" p the
to . r a .-1/r .Kam' ,; *net ilkitlboil rlelioltU :wife. and
eloil after his - arrival be wacarriattet by Capt.
Jlegadorerged,leeked-etirbrtherPred4beerfer era.'
den. : ITU :tprAestedqbi t i l .s7o9942,fle the oriole'
With'illohlte iintraliargeCand'Ocelired_that he
liedieknowledge - eriiMerer of i tie Wiling . ,
.Thiritig the pinning i warrint ) sfad-ptinedSin the
hands of Offloar_Teomey for the arrest Cribb wife.
end is ohnitsiny reitti 4 lfir litickell-hintsrted fm
rho town 91,1EV10L,..1154 ,10... b, n'otocds:ye4erday
morning:. arreitid her, Asa,z q w cornea the sad
part if tide history. --- :-- - '-, " %
Bbe wag brought-to town at it o'clock vireerday
morning. nod in lb* afteraden --Squire 0
-le - parti
ally Weaned tlielnitter: ' Toe. you's r woman,
whole bar 21yearerof ego and most retrectikt r
bonnittearappeired - before-lbe
,maglatrate with
thomiiitintereetb* littlettab4tet eblusifarily eon
[ fee a that. she bad actually& a.hlgh, crime- she
1 liaella Via' tba.!dbd 040 4 ih'in E e -adilerra g 11 ' V
I and ali_orrectieni. kit she declared she would tell
the libels stem' Bha acknowledged th et she rook
the utoeitflearse!foCt -of the abeettrirothiatOt was
placed for safe keeping; that she did noteount it,
bukpat-le. in.tter bateau drawer _; Ahatibaltad n e
vise told liee - - lautbaind eaten had liken it, and
he aid - itiotirniti It; that abe bid given him money
from Wee to time; bat hid told lifrelt - eteme from
her mother; that mitett'she moirecillite 4oilisesial
the money in a sofa-bottom chair, hivisaing it be
tween the bail Covering and staple& and - then -
naillett - itte cover doweragato. ;•-iftliee solemnly de
/ dared that her idtsband . stat ink - Meat of the mime,
sed.proteiteditienetireigoirtertingclik:ko.-i -
Aerobe concluded her voluntary statement, her
robot . godfather 11:1.11.9: 41.E,16 into the roam, and
the mini - at' that instant' was `terribly eifecting,
and would lova -raceatt•tbe -moat t obdurate and
'Ginty - heart.' The father rearottrig - the - fearful
situation in 'whiablibtobilderas placed, gene aloud
hesterle,shoet, and 4,11 ,upon J,a life,'. white the
'deneliterlne.t into a p a rer : e m of tears, and cried,
" 03 ! father i' father ! father I" Shelves removed
from the room, with her cbil&And the father. after
a lonia of a fawn:flouter: became oahm:bot seemed
as- , if he had been rtrioltetVaith a', deep g'oom.
The crime anti lea results were n arparent that he
oouid not restrain his feelings, and he gave way
beneath' the' oreabing- weight - that seemed to be
hearing down upon him. It wee truly heartrood
log. and We trust - wel may never-again 1411-.WhAlela
h
to mush a. 1.08013: - ~. -= ' -.-- '-',-"'
Capt Hagedorn end, f'fficer Toomey had
the bowel 'of the sainted. end. es she tip
ate&
In one of the chairs round $250 of them V. and
heels found some $2l in a small trunk in the
room She ruhrmlnen!lly slid, them mart be more
...4 thei money ibout ',Us premises, end-iferther
lamb will be made
Theintstkmdon beinceaseitestd apart from hts
wife. pro•ested ble innteenoe, sad when told of his
wifels statement, that she was the guilty party,
biestAto teeth:
- - We Mira euppressed ..the -names of tbla.young
matt and woman, at the soifeitatbsoof their heats
broken perente.' and we wirald - fhat 'it -*mil in rut
-pewee - to hint the record Oist . e:oittely- Vett Would
be a Ittek. that wnuld hint with it orbotinded
nlotion. while nor:Ural don of crbetrairg the
deMilssitAtairlMe4eriles,oithil. a deep Inset.
IMMO
egaattee ptvare[gntyinßeutvoity.
We aomniond Om read•
er.. We - lowa from the Nsw York Tribuna— a
'.•reepo . rdentofthekpnonrvnaehtagiortse truth
of the itatementirbioh follow.
"Me former contempt for Kentusky.DeMooreoy
i e appriaohlnit. a eoneldepthici deidwe tif re-prat
from what information I have been a lo e ea- ga th er
it this _polities.) meetings I:haite attended. and
from an examination of 'hi party leihropeirive.
ilt least I hive a great rdaiiva *tripped foe the De.
menraey_i_bere in otimparienn mirk brethren
in Mississippi, Tennessee, and even 'Weenie, and
in comparison with the positian of the 0 priaition
in this 'tendon on the appation of eventing wroten•
•lan to Slavery in the Territories Bell, the Opp-W
-inn oevalidate for ainvereop mArea as miLn!lieent
a fool of himself in saw:mating the monstrance-Own , -
di ty of a sliwril fortherVirriteriee a. Jeff D *via
ever dilLetbrate -views on this , enbirotiere ideett.
eel with his own. Mr. Mairalit , hie Deprierntit
opponent - , very frankly - declares himself oplineed
to any Conger elopel tiegleltition in -behalf of
iieyery in the Territories!. and plantar himself nn
the Douglas platform. whoie Wra•fon foe the
-p eee td... v he evidently firers ,lie is a matt 9e
teoi abilities, rather a pat ramie. jaditita from
appearance?, end, I would. suppese,., natiserser an
amtabte heart. De is infinitely - more 'liberal
in hit views than Mr. Beitii and, - taken nn' of
the miaamatio - atmosphere of ilia ipeculler ia.
titatieti, ) ; Make, liond Repaid lean. In
he Second Clongressinol distriet some drys a roi
[beard the rival candidate. for Denereee, p. c .
nn, Dem.. and Jecksoia, Opo. The Oppasidon
nen, caterrund of hiester;end Fals'ati le a
mode' are enter of the Bell stamp ; ;Idle his op.
oonent delieue4 , s fit tents - the prnroitioa to
nehe Cone-ear a protection of earery in the Ter.
•Itories Dr. Peyton, who now represents the 2i
listrict, is frank' .alscoate of Sunaiter Sow.
orciantY , which is Dractiralty' aft• gad , en sett
,lavery measure Rs I want, prorided the Federal
, iorernment leteit Work hteitiinrteiy Asa iriend
.f freedom,' all wywYmpaitiles are with, the De.
noeraiic candidate. who, I am, stwri in Fay, is,
vivertheleo, still fonlisiCsitionkh"to defend the
airruptinrCand;exiesitagatee of the present Ad.
eintatestion.
"Irid - the Oppneitlon - in •Bentnoky talon the
platform tainted .ant - by •oommon sense and de•
oenoy, and paid some respect to a large. in Dili
sent, and virtuous element of the voters of the
stare; they might have cleated their entire Caret
by an - overwhelming majority ; by the mise•
sable and* senseless 0.11:1T30 which - they have
-nken-they will drive three fourth; a do anti
.laiery. voters to . the support ef Deutocratio
toket, and, the other_ fourth will stay at home
to utter ditigust'at the faeility with whtoh some
oecple make donkeys of thernselrea..",:
Smantart NISSOUItri—FarECT
or THi - K&THAT - 4.IITHEITT" florrespon.ent
if ilia St into fiepirVicais, writt4 from Ver
non county, Mod. , •-
o A murder was conamltied, In this county re
son tly under peculiar dream eances. On Sunday,
26 lc ult., John Denton, a resident of this county,
llama sorossA man in Nevada City by the name of
James Hardwick, whom he, arrested for the mur
„iler.,9f his
_Menton's) fatheie, la Kansas,: about
`year jibes Denton-had Hardwick , ha indouffed,
and'plimed eiourely ander visa court-
Wale then made application fortiwrit, and
' , sing informed that•hili could not obtain one, from
the fact that -Lehe'•atit' was' domnittled:fri•gansar,
ilieretipen •Dintioni who' Beams to be. a very de-
Mod man, , seion'eleft " - Own in company with
•Is prisoner — stens stating that be was going
o • take him to L ittle: Osage, in this county,
shore he had 'some' friends,-for etiairrity. - This
vas about _eleven o'clock. Iterti day - Denton
'returned to Nevada, to ' the trial
d -a man whom- he; had foDOwed'and'arrested
for borne stealing, and stated- that Hard wirdt had
tot away from hint: Four: days af.er this H wd
wick's b was found in a .large rirairle,about
-ten - miles from Nevada end Denton was
ilieteupoti arrested for the murder of •Hardwiek,
and ptimalltted,t6.34l for .unirsier in the drat de
• p.m, _ , Dantoti Made a_'statement Of the faofs in
the vie before the pattrt,'- He -stated that, while
riding through the prairie, in conversation with
Hard wick, - that he (Hardwick) confessed to him
-hat he was One, of the crowd who -went- to the
house of old man Denton after - nigiO; called him
in from bed, and shot him down while be was
deeding in his door: Denten said, upon this eon-
Ocarina otHerdistek to him. that he. became tar
'flatly enrage,-; - and toliid "not' bear 'the idea of
~-ding with the man who would thue openly con
:fete-to him the murder of tie father. and et the
'itsme time reeolleciing that all offends* Of what
ever, , character, committed prier to the amnesty
sot of the Legislature of fransas,-last winter. wore
potteldered as bygones, and seeing ao rodresa for
Ysiiscitieder' the latoe-of.thitieNintti i lte, there
fora, tOoktlits law in hisawn bA544.4.!::