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TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS.
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I^LUHRING: 1 * '6o^r^ : '
■ \ 'Noa.Mandis.NORTH FQimTH STr|et|; '
, Are now-receivirig', hystiooeswvo'tiiTiviile froWEtnope,
.; ■' ' THEIR RAI.L IMPORTATIONS !.>5 ’
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i OLOVES, AND SMALL 1 WARES,' *
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MACHINE. SEWING. SIIiK. AND THREAQ, ■
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Jylijtn' ESPEOiALLy' ADAPTRD'TC!' ;< J ’
SOCTHBRN ANp fIoNTHWESTERN TRAttR. .
j^URNETT,.SEXTON. & SW3SARINCI^N,-
. 1 '• ' ‘Are now'opehine.'nf thoivsttire. ' ‘I
'■ NO.-'409 -MARKET ' STREET, i- I .
, ~ • At«jve FOURTH. Norltj side, i
'••• .. mffigt? W®' T o°F r ■ .v--V -
, FANCY DRY GO'OBS,^
OF THSm OWJf IMPOUTATJdS , v ; ‘. V”
and selection, which thev ofTer forsnle tn bujewfrAn
all parts of thetlnlted Slates, on the most rensdnaole
terms. 1 * ' nuA-Sfn
''• „ V
CCHAFF ti K & ROBEItT^,
•r; _ • -,429 MARKET STREET, • v yr
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS ' i- 1 /
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HOSIERY, GLOVES. ' • ' ’T
•• - small arbs: combs. : ■(,. "i
-• 7 • • BRUSHES. .LOOKING-GLASSES,*.
GERMAN' nntI FRENCH FANCY OCOIjS, . J
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IMPORTERS
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, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HOSIERY,GLOVES, FANCY GOODS.' Ere.;
No. 423 MARKET 'STREET, i ■ '
Above FOURTH, PHILAbELPHiA. '
■ PEDDLE,
a; : <fc tjam rick,
'lmporters and denlera in' • ■ . ..
• HOSIERY. QLOYESi AND FANCY NOTIONS, J
' ' Na 3QNORTH FOURTH. STREET,,;
- '• * . Five’ door? below the Merchants’, Hotel,
OfTer foreale the most complete stock of GOodsiti their
line to be foumlm tbb. States, consisting™ :
ttralv new Jlesienn, with nn endless yanott t>f;NO-i
'-i)u 1 rtus-3rn
HABDIVAItE.
iJTRUITT, BRO . & CO .
' 'IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
.HARDWARE,
. .'CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, ic.,
529 MARKET STBEET. ' - 5Q9
"' ' BELOW SIXTH, NORTH SIDE,
. aus-3m PHILADELPHIA.
jjiOORE, HENSZEY & CO->
ItABDWARE, CUTLERY, AND GUN
WAREHOUSE,
No; 427 MARKET,'AND 410 COMMERCE BTB.,
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. Notice is hereby given to thebwnors’of the properties
'mentioned in the apjiended memoranda of Claims, that
write-oTseue facias will Ibe issued thereon, in three
months yom the date hereof, unless .the. same are paid
on or b,rUro that time. WJ)jMAM D ke^.
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, Fmr.ADEt.rBU, Jun»2B,lßW. „ ~ . ,
t TbeCity of Phi&delphiato the use of Jacob Bartholo
nww vtf Lay * Brother, owners or reputed owners.or.
whoever may* be owners i.-Coimnon'Pleas, Deeember
‘TennaSßß. N0.»9. Paving, 9*6? 99. -Lot on the west
.jdde of'Church street,B7 feetdinohes south of Franklin
street. 100 foot by 101 feet. - In the First ward
, 6ame vs. John'Alexander,'owner or reputed owner, or
'Whdev4ttnay be owner. Common Pleasi March Term,
18w. N 0.171. Paving, 860 S 3, Lot on the east side of
.ChareMtreet.i3S feet lemoned north of Moore street.
■ ■ll ' '
Same VS* George P. Johnson, owneaor reputed owner,
corner of Church atia Jteed streets; la the First ward.
. t. . >; ;
TVoTlCE,—Letters'Testamontai’y to. the
1* Estate of FtHBEHICK KLETT. late of the City
of 7huadelpua;Moeksed. havfng boen'eranted. to tb<
nndithlicneu, all persotnrindebted' td'Umd Estate will
nleSe asakStparutfPtv' and thoso bavin* oUiraaare re*
>. Ei cbraar aEQOND and CAi-
Straotl au9-tufBw
4l'r|RK(5 | 3flOßiC VtEWS,—i'rcsh arrival
WEDNESDAY; AUGUST■ 10,' 1850.
Emancipation pf Serfs iuKusaia.
■ A distinguished Russian,iAlexahdbe Hurt.
EEs, i» editor, pf « The, Polar StorS”'a'perlodi
en( in the Russian, language,; published-'ih
London. Ho is entitled to the merit of speak
ing the truth, very boldly. nhbut Russia. .Bora
il) ,1816, at VI n,o o w ,-t lU‘ libenilityof his opt.
nions jvhieh he seemed to take pride in avow
inf?. obtained him the honor,of lining .impri-'
sorted ht ; .thp age of. eighteen, HO had? been
oiie.of the most distinguished tlevis of the
University of Moscow; ' Tn the following year
(Vfoo) he witSi condemned to exlle'in Siberia,'
J>yti allowed to fill several offices connected.?
Yialka .‘and ' Novgorod.Eventimlly, Ke was
'perptitted; to rotamto Moscow; Where .he'dp:
itottid himself' exclusively to. literature,'. .Jd
‘lBl2, under the . signature of. “ Iskander,”
which tiom 1 rle phone he his affixed do most'of
lift subsequent productions, in Russia, ho pub
lished “Dilettantism in Science,” itt -the St,
Petersburg Gbiettit 1 TlieMioeossof thiswork;
.which nppeaved in tho ibrin of letters, chooui
raged him to proceed: . In 1845-fi, he produced
a nowj series called’ “ Letters' eh'the
Nature,” a' philosophical work. In 184?. he?
'published several romances; ■ among;othcrs,
*< Whose fault is it,?’? and “ Doctor Kroupof,”
■Wtfiph.cstablished.his reputation. . About’this*
time the Elnperor NionotAsgave' him'permft-’
jsiodij to ■ travel, end lie visited England; and
indeed; idi Paris diirfhg' i the
Revolution', ip February, ’ 1848, ffe .subse
quently yisited.the'South' of Europe. ’ His.ipi
prosSlohs. are-.recorded in “Rccoliectipns of
Travel,” published in 1848, and •< The Other
Shore,” and « Letters from France and Italy,”’
in 1850, which have been translated into Ger
man'. •' ' 1
In 1851, Urrtzrr established himselfm Lon,
don, 1 where he;established The Polar Star,”
-ate ultra-liberal journal, of large circulation,
high repute, and correct information; He has
‘also {published in Loudon, several work.son the
.’ Sclavonic- race; and upon Sorfago, and in 1854 j
j;f< Prison and-Exile,” in which, with a ffiodc
)'ration'-worthy'of praise, hp . has described the
ryoavs' Which he pai’sed In exile; in. Siberia, or
..the districts adjoining,.or in prison, in Russia.
.Therc is.a free dash, of satire in‘ tliis highly in
teresting narrative.. If is political writings; in-'
deed, arc 0.1 l more or less satirical, and he'll as
written many lively sketches of .’contemporary’
life in Russia, and- Bcnndals relating- to' the
members of the Czar’s government,' '
In' “ The polny Stay” we flnd'a letter from
;M. llbbtzVn’s pen On the Emancipation of tho
Serfs in Russia; of which we here give a trans
.latioji.jinrtly because it shows his style, and
partly because of the information which it
conveys. . .
;• By an ukase, published on the 2d Decem
ber, 1857; Alexander 11, authorised the raem
’ hers! of .the nobility of the Governments of
Wilda, Kowno, and Grodno (Polish) to elect
Committees to put in execution the einancipa-,
tion hr. their peasants. Thanking the nobility;
Of tliose three provinoos lor tho . quickness
with iwhicli.thoy responded to his wishes, the
Emperor ordered the Minister of the Interior
-to communicate his letter and.the regulations
accpjnpanying.it. to all tlic Prefects '< and Mar
the n'o.bility,'in order that the no:
bfllfwof anyother Province,-haying tho same
.intentions, might regulate their proceedings
accordingly.” ''
Alloiit ten. years have elapsed since we be
gan n series of publications about Bussla,' and,
we.never have -forgotten to repeat these throe
things: . • : ' ■ ‘ '
|st( Thatthe retrograde despotism, such as
It pxisted under Nicolaus, is neither so firm
nor, so" powerful as it .Is generally believed ,
'.that it has had' its d«y, and"that latterly it was
,'otdylielfi up by brute ,force, and by reaction In
EUtOPO* , ' , ' ' '
Hussiaig entering into., another
bi»Wnearplta*e7'ivnTch T win nave neitirerTßS';
aggressive character of the petiod ;of Peter I,
nortec counter-revolutionary character 1 Which
chaiicterisedth'e triste feign of Nicholas; that
the great problem,'.the' solution of which is
imposed on Russia, is the' development of the
national elements, by the organic assimilation
of social scienco elaborated by the West; :
Bd. j That the official' inevitable coramencc
trient of the new period will lie the emancipa
tion ojptho peasant; serfs, withthe’conc'eirton
of the 'Mil Worked by them, not to individuals,
but lo the common*, , .
In 1850, when no body believed in the dura-.
. tion of the reaction in Europe*, thosb promises
woro hot cared for. . In the time of the war
hefwebn Bonaparte tmd England—for liberty
and Were scoffed at 1 Perhaps
now, while Eitgland'wishes to' achieve the
. emancipation 1 of India, and Napoleon.quietiy
•irowna his works'for liberty—while Catholic
'Germany eryoys of the Concordat without re
striction, and Protestant ' Germany has the
fight to silence, we may hazard afow lines. ■
... The; day after the death-of (Nicholas, the
flood began. The Government saw\ itself,
nolens 'volthe, forced to’ follow the current.
Literature, the first'to awake, has-Rigorously,
begun jtlio great- instruction b?. .process, ol
tlie venal and corrupt ,Asmini?tfalion. All
-Hussiaj began to talk about reforms. Discontent
was geherah ..The political iacapadlty of Nicho
las, this complete barrenness of his endeavors,
- tho useloasnoss ofhis cruelties, were too evident
during! the'Crimean Wary public opinion has
declared her verdict on the tomb" of the erown-'
ed Corporal. ' '
.Yet, amidst,, the variety of projects and,of
aspirations, two ideas came forward, pervading
tlie whole’ movement—the idea of publicity,
and that of the emancipation of tho peasants..
Everybody spoke of the'good intentions ,of
the new Czar. There was really a • negative
amelioration. There were no persecutions for
a newppaper article, fpr a bold word ; but yet
there was no. positive, open fact, upon which
it would bo possible to build something more
than a vague hope. '
Now thla part Is accomplished by the circu
lar of tho 2d December, ' This day, ao fatal in
the European annals,’will have a different nig.
.ullicatlpiiln the eyes of tho Russian nation,
" For we must not make any mistake, It Is
neither the'emancipation of the peasantry In
tho three, western provinces, nor the mode of
that emancipation, but the fact. tho avowal
by tlie Government of tho 'principles of the
general emancipation.' This is the gem. The
circular of the-Miniater »is not a plain advice,
nor an allusion to the will of tho master j It is
more, much more, .If js .no intimation that
the cose is «rge/tt, and-that all theresponaibi
lity for the possible terrible consequences that
may happen, if-delayed, will .fall upon the
‘Nobility. The Emperor openly declares for
emancipation; ho thanks the Nobility of,the
three provinces for having well understood his
intention; he gives-an order to tlie minister to
communicate tho “ Noble resolution ” of that
body to the other. Is it not clear 1
Has‘any body ever thought in Europe of what
is the emancipation of peasantry in Russia 7 It
is the declaration of tho social majority of
twenty-two millions of Individuals! who have
been outlaws; it is n complete change of the'
existence—l repeat the number—pfTwehty-twb
million? of persons.!
These men belonged, until that md&pnt, to
the grpnnd thoy were, cultivating.. .To-avoid
the rural proHtariat,-tho tendency of the legist
lation since the beginning of the seventeenth
century was to attach people more and more to
the ground; thCy made of them a kind of ten
nnt-rasi-idj; and this by, the law pf birth—viz.,
involuntarily, fatally;-. Then—and this is very
Important-—in severing the man from the soil,*
* Wo mart net forget, iluLt wTth tho atwlition of 50rf
dom.the raon'vttous and entirety illo,n| class,of the do-,
jnestlo serfo Ueoomea an imposaibiluy-Hho serfs being
obliged to be inscribed in a Cpnunitnlty, whatever their
bsrvituda fibisofis With tho sorvitudo uf tho Commune.;
besides, ffie onlinanco of the.2,l -Dee, dcoUros clearlr,'
thattho master 1 has no right' to return a man from
aJrictiHurt;, to tube him from the' villagß,' of to impost!
upon him a servitude, it he has no soil,
giving him ’back (he right of locomotion,the'
erAahcipaiionjtoM. not ?oi;«-aicay the spil./ram
(he man. , The. tenant-con rift dyes not become
an independent. prolilaire i he becomes a co
prpprieiar. by. the interposition of the Coiftmnn'ci'
Tti be a prolitalre m' hot. depends ob the free-”
wi)l of thepenSant. f "TheCommuhity<ioesnoi
lose tjie right .to'ehjoy.'thie'soirthey’were, cijlti- 1 .
they carihot refufe.to
.ehlnyii.iiej’ nieVubera his; lot pf groi,thd>:
this 'timo, .a. iiuiiilier of tlie Comniunity could,
ijpt refuse,work, and.all' tho charges of tho ser
vitude tliatiwerp.restihg upon tho commune,he
haillio right to quit theni; He wlll hftve'-that
rigjit'how'; > ind, CVe’n lnst ehse.'th.e use
nf the .‘.nil wiU hi'Hiiig tii the Community; and
..will pot^return,tdlhr?landlord'. . .
To f^thqCpmmunity,giving to.
the individual tjnyrightip ieave.it nt iiis own.
risk find periLiand leaving to tho Community
.the riglit ol'ndoptronr-vfhis is-the .fiiiulamerital.
-hu.h
;ft’nckhowii;tij(Ad; ; hpt'|ti'a'yet'.v , cohfused''nmn-’
tnadq’tt saying that tlib'
ground belonged to' the'mnster, and ;its use.to
the’.Commune,Vhei ordinance, .obliges the: mas:
tor jtoyieldto the GotnUt'une the usnfruot of the'
soil cultivatedhy ; them,‘for a 1 certain','rent to
he jlis&i, wlthythc hdonkeht ‘Of v'Govenhhent.
Evslilf l s, it is yaid that tiiv use - of the: liouse,
yarit. vegetaLivguvlvtJ.'orchrird, hylong to the;
familyjnilividualiy.cpiisidcreii.', , r!
.'. .We.sce iu tliis.a mqlqtlroit acknowledgment
pf the prineiplo.’Pesldes, this ordinance Is not
a -ppragon alter all—it is' 'only'director to the
tbrCeiPoUsh Provinces, whero 'the ‘conditions
ofithe-agricultural -life >baTe : undergone pro
■fmlrid’-0 Variations. ' ’ The ’oi’ciirianee~saying
“ where thc Opmmtuie ja ' oyisitog”lLshbws'
clearly, that ill tllG parts of the ‘country. 'where
lordly properties exist the jComhJurie la, slip-,
pressed;;;,:., . .
Generally the. ruling dispositions have been
made, in a hurry;:and. have' no. importance;
The only- good thing is; that Goveriiment has
limited the time’ of? the 'arrangements to six;
•months,'after'whioh it,hasto lnterveho.' The
coriippsifion eyen' of' the,,Committees is very'
vicious. ,': .... , '
Tho peasaht wlll bo represented by the State
functionary, while the Nobility will be repre
sented' by fetected ' deputlc*,- But have they
forgotten, that a)! the functionaries are noble or
nobi’.itated?'' '
■WeYppoat; then, that for the whilo the mbAt
important., thing'is; not tlio details which may
and innst ypry j' itls h'of. and little
sincere action ;of tho'j&'pverhinent-; hot’.it is
ip "tiie statement in the initiative —it is in the
word that hiix been pronounced.
, Yes,'it'.lji the beginning; 'so to- sav, of the
.remorseMhc oommencenient’of the rehahilitn-
tio’n of oppressed Russia ; it is the eve of the
day oh which a great trial Will he accomplished).
it is the entrance of Russia in the now phase;
a phasp Which WO’nntiplpatodfrom our earliest
years.,’,',' ,
, The man of toll—betrayed,, sold, cheated—
struggled during, a ..century,-(the XYIIth.)
brought bis sweat, his bloody aa<l fell; at last,
wounded and bonnd, Into the'power of a fero
cious soldiery—of a de'fiplca’ble Biireauooraey/
who Svrtrfcfed Wlth’tlieEraporprfdr the Nobility’.;
Thipitragid stniggld'paflsed trithont be.'
iiig nAtioed. or understood, by the IVest, ca
lumniated intheintorior of thy country, where,
even: to-day,.Steuko Razlne, and fMigatchefi'
arc represented?s,highwaymen,* - ~..
. At last, he was ruined—that Abel of, tho
fields.. The Imperial Government had 'Only
scourges for him. I For Others';
boundless, insolent; brnthV there
was a shasn'clvlliitatioii—
/and. riches.-' i Tsr’ : t\ey^'aant, ! -"no»hlhg"u'fi|l
tttt’sj ungrateful’ ttjijr .wist>ry,.Biiame,.’ftnd the.
wfltpj ’’The only/ pa^^eij^tjon. lji the .history
lof their country that .was/awarded to them
was the bipod they, were compelled to spill on
all 'the alsughtar,field* ; sought by tha Insatia
ble thirst of conquest, and the ambition of the
'Governmeht. ! ' <l . :
,•, It is Iftlftpgi ■,. fltf g#and' aeflirt of that hletfi
ricai drama that. Was playing at petersburg had
sometimes their poetiy, uncommon .‘fastness
of conceptions t were only political but human
"taeas i elOhaTlnthe narrow clrcltf
Por the peasants; these great actors only"
ferdcionstyrsuu'wuhout''mercy/' Snch were
not ohly i’eter J/but Catharlue.n'., V
A very, path, uncertain iight, something like
a remorse, was shown, by Alexander.’ 1, hut to
no effect or purpose, and. the .militiaman, the
peasant, who took up arms in 1812, alter tho
heroic struggle against thef foreign invader, re
turned 'scart 1 to the ignoble Chain of
'serfdom; v,''" '
• They may try to" make you believe that Ni
cholas had 'the Intention to emancipate' the
serfe. I No, tndeed. '/Nipholas snd emancipa-
tion do not. agree together, ■
•The -v hate of-2d Decs-1867, is, since the
26th Dec.; 1825, the most--important-event of
Russian history If - ' • -
1 But let us wait forth e actbmpHsKment of tho
work, ahd dP hotantlclpate upon, its progress.
December 26,1857., ' . IskaKbcn, ,
i Redactor of the Polar Star.,
♦At tie beginning of the seventeenth century the pea
sants lost more'and more the riihr to hv-.-t, their cem
inona. Thor bdeame gh6aa'd'»eripti; attached to the'snii.
The I.ords Iwssn tosppropnrrto thsmscU-CH more and
more the sovereign .right; the discontent of. the people
,n)anifes«|d;|t«sir .with energy, during, the mterreign.
The falsa htmitrluses.M well as other advorilnrora, on
' rolled with! the' greater' faciHtv; thousands or peasantry
and Cbaeaika. After the election of We first Romanoff*
(leiaipha country.was far from bolruTilet) The citiee
wera subdued, itir true, boMhe peasinU and Conaioki
were in-distant nrovinpes in fifil insurrection. tHeuko
flaz/Ht, iii the time pf Alexis, father.of Peter I, had »n
army of 100,OIX) menVsnd wss-Jhe tetrnj ofthe country
along We course or the-Volt a down to the Caspian »ea,-
The struggle: ssj tery-fuiinna.and thonaandsof peasant*
were hanged.. The -last effort. >the last. proteilation
against serfdom, took, place in the,lime.of Catharine
11, at the beginning other .reign. 'PhguieAgffi.steai
•dent Cusack, raiaedall the Cossscka of the Drnffand,
took the cities Orenburg, Pdiha.'Baral'off.'Siittbirik, Ha
esnrill, JVjsAjigfaU. the content; Ressie.'*nu under hle'
assay. Sio defeated tsro armies, and was at lost cxeontpd
in Mdscbw, after havitte .destroyed thousands of nobility
and Government'-fmrctlbnaries, From that time there
have beeh only partial revolts of peasantry. - We 1
see by the.reporteof the Ministry of Interior that there
ere nbout spventj-f.vo’ lords killed by serfs in average
annually. ' , . ~ . , -
■ t The pay upon which Ribbolae received the Oaths of
fidelity's and actually commenced hia reign. , i
Pnblicatidfib' Received.
Prom T, 8. Brothera!,,
■Lift- of Dr. Jabeg Buntliig, Vol. t. i- Mackay’i
Life an* Liberty So Awle*, rtUh tan llltMtartteiui
Gerald BltggeraW,tbc.GttbvaHer, : by Ohgrlea Lever)
American,Wit and Humor) Illustrated by J. MtliSa:
nan ( pnbllebod'by.Harpat A Hrothefai Hen York. ■
Prom.B. H. fintutil A tio. 1 -
William Bi Bfadbury’e Oriolai or Hymn and
Tune-Book for Sabbath Sdhooll. ....
, Diaootirie' and :Add?era 'on tho Death of tttln,
Bufua Choate, By Kehemlali Adama, D.D. ' Bos
ton:. J.,E._ Tilton A Co.
The ■ Roman'. Question..' Translated IVotn the
Frenob of,Edmond-Abouf by Mrs. Annie T. Wood,
.Boston Tilton’A On.;
From j!H. hjplriHcdvt A'!pn, t - r '
, Chambete'a Eiioyolopiedla, (Edinburgh edition),
parts l.h>'d. L , J'.’; 1 ,
XtterMfifß* of,.a Southern BarTlster. Phlla
deiphla) B. Xippjncptt AjOo..,Richmond:;A.
Jdorria, I • .... , ..
i. Erom O, G. Evans:
Life of Col. David Crockett, written by himself;
illustrated,, - : - ■
A New Mdseet Buliet.—Some interesting
experiment? vr?ry„ ~m»(Sp Jately at .Viuoennes,
France, to aeoertuia tbe .accnraoy in firing and dis
tance traveraed by s hew musket bnUetrpropoeed
to repbloe theAlmiehiilletflted-frOm rlnea.' Ib is
said that; the naw balh-indepehdent of its anporior
tty both in prcoisiQc.and -distance, off ora Chore.,
markable hdvahtagh.,-of,.oetiig fired from a smooth
barrel, by wblob tHe rlfih barrel him be dispensed
with;, which is ao aiffidUlt-to load and -troublesome
to-keep edenn daring koaiUpelgt:. - Of tbe different
projootUga.bMfMgaeny more ofithe.' new-.than of
the Minle buUeta.elrnok.tha target at sijt-|hnn(lrcd
yards ; and' W eight Kindred yorda.tne reape?tive‘
nnmbert per cent, were tbirty-rdsa. qf the former
and fourteen of tie letidf. ' A- still mote extraordi
nary fact K:thstthe:naW ball will kill at the'dis
tance of 1,600 yards.whlle the rlfiaball,ls. not. ef
. footlveat rooru than 1.000 yards- Major Nopler,
the di reo tor ofthe fmpArialBuHool ofFTring, la the.
Inventor of the cow ballet; - ‘
' ! TpUlisD" r<> : 'S'ldliki— The. ttxfbfd ‘ (Miss.)
: Mercuryi of the 16th hit.; gays: - .J,
-&e body of a yonng man, namod Bsaroy, wbo
Waa hnritd four yeara aga, ott Biwrioane Creek,
Ttahomlbgo.ppyutr,-jßaslfidPptiiwaa aswalued the
solid stone. p
;
■iff r. l'ir->T Grit l . j
| /fi-.-c'Kv.
TJ|elndia-Hab;b^rControyersyw—Judge
',‘t |!a ' / r ‘
S?/7dr o/ Ihe ,* ’ ‘
Sift *’ ydur' pa'pfer bfSiftiirtliV, k long.opinion
6f JpdgttJXiilep.-of'Baltlmoft? deciding" & l 6ertsm
‘‘ suit pStniyiltflQracft pity.tyujlt
■’ the* We r of Stellnmn apd advertised*
and an MitrtrirU statom6ht of the'cflWroY’thatflodi-"
. Bioniatmadei;! Toihe advcrtisemen'C oftSe'4ptoibi},?
- to exhibit tWkiUof *W| H*
« u rr. who caught \t frora.tho Kps of the Court, or
thejle|;fi! -tibiiiud* of the Court 1 which spok^ltrt l
.have iii) particular objection p. but against thdediw-f
, .ml cpraemnis ,o£l bo .Tribune ■ If, must boAUowed ■
ta prtjthst; The been'dedelveaintban
act of inVoluntdry injni»tio6 l trv me; and fs usodhy
Mrj Day a*:/Vineftns ;of advertising ihisgcdnndJeft
'fihiun* i . r
(Tite facte of ihe'vCflse'^ftr^heke: * Mr.. Day. is‘.the
, diceiwee'of, Mr. Qoodyoor for the'' ma'nufacWrd 'of 5
chirred ;f w- anrrugqted Jndia-jfthh#r goods jiVlthe i
«.osKftwannuck _C9mnnuy ? and I. are,the licensees
for woven elastic rubber goods/' accru* :
• eil m nccnied tft tbW wfcd
• to.np.in F-rom
. ownfira nf aijr title have been and selUnr
l lflrge;quanlitiesj)f goods under it: ( jmd mytfeWr’
ppfended, HU lg&7 or ?58JthEt,fl»*two;riabtodi»H'-
tiUq -against ’ persemr V Wnw»
einstip. fyibbe i -goods? ’ without Uoenm &Sa'nBy:aiid.
no madp., ,ipjupc tioiy s
of routs?, against them/ These shl£s were In 895* 1 '
Wb f : Providence, New York, and Philadelphia/
-Havingthnslaidr hpofi:
nrguod fin .lamiary last by ffadgo Ourtiß'iind/ Mir
Jcnko3for, l>ay, _and %if T ,,Brady and MriDiofc-:
erpon for ine. and Judge IngersoTl; decjded'thalt
;Da,y;s"ilgh(3' were‘ Cbnfincd to sbifi'ca gfloas/*’'’
. and Ithafr ?arf;titloi to .wovdh aobds.wilOsontWeW/ 1
That dispospd Day ,ia JT S w-yprk. ,Ha
gan in Philadelphia, and .Judge Grier refuted to
review ihS'ileSwidn’ Ih- Kew-’ Tork,' uTi'l bay fftiied
.again, : At IjHUlrnare herenowed.lho attempt and.
,as J had.no. intereet in the,defendants them, and as,
no ilrfi'm'c- Was' jnatje, r.r yfarte inlunotiens were
obtained,- as;-they lind; beeq/ih'.'lioeton aiidelSe--
Wbere.. ■; At thi? stage of tha prooeedinga; aal have";
been informed for the drst tlme slnoo.thli d'coijion,.
someiagreernents were'entsfOd ititO between flay
and thow.-GaUimtiro. defMndantsy.'fnorie 'of who'm;-
by the way, have. I;yyer .?oen, mpr 'do.l know:
their natne?. except .aa pnblißhed, in , the ,opin-,
ion,) by 'which •they "agifoel- ta mako up ; a
cage for Jiiiai hearing, . nnii to' tiy; if; be
fore Judge <B.il ft s.j t; Sßfo» ? th(rt pm W.asr:,l..do,
not know. The yonng gentleman who managed
it applied to me for feomo.cbpie3 of papers; which* 1*
sent him j biitiwith;tbas exqepticln :I. had nd?«m* '
'Tieqtion with it.. -I did.nqt know that-there
bo a final hearing between these partieg.'or tah'ould 1
not have furnished - even' thSso -Psuppcraed/
until undeceived jby- ithnt'rtho,ar<
gOmont which maue jyae, the,usual Gne
in./mcn id t J anr arguiiieiit on a motion 1
to (Jipsolfe Vani injnuotion; whioh'rWOidd2afo ; b‘eeh '
, tpo"proper,,moUop-jto fte/it-awtfw,
- case was made and argued, so. thonapfiraaay. by
Mr, Latrohe, T. A. Jenkes; and fr. A: SewaM."
of:New.'YArkrwith whom -the. Hon; Bi R.'CKirtfe/
-°f , k oMO3l*ted«’ ? .'
; Who argued tho Othpr slde ia ‘not stated, bnt thc
pubho is led to supjSbsei that ‘it Was ’done "by iny
oou'nscl, and by my prooureme'nti.) Thirfact is tbst !
a very proniiEing youog.lawyer of BoUimoro—Mr, ;
Marshnl by ’ borne—who, .knew nothing iy oi
perienco of. the eomplioafioos'of this- eontforersV;
anti ,ibom : l did_not, employ, ; arguedpibr the; tic-:
. fendontg j arid. Jlidgu G.nes.remnrkftthat it “,was.
argnedwllhian , 'hbmty 'and inteillgeboe on both
sides 60’arcely .ever surpassed.’.’ . The rosultwas; te*
might have been ospooted—Mr. flay. bcatJMjU
Stellman. ... - , ' ' .
If Mr; Day thinks that ’this' wap of saderflalng’
his ridiculous claim.ia a-good ouoj I hayelno objee-'
jtion. Ho has. tricd itseveral.-times before during
tho/lflsfc fifteen" years' and.Jt hltimately
.fniledi ns it will in this case.Bht I do not think'
you oaght to help suoha schfimej'indiron. 'rill
-therefore allow me to correotyonr, editorial*spool*
.fically. - ‘ “ * '* •■ "--r
-1. This was-iiot a.‘ifinal-hearing,” except by‘
the consent of soma efraOvers to me, who have no
interest whatever in tho title, and whose consent is
just ns valuable to-arect'myrighta’ia'He consent,
of Day is that'thoy.shall be affected.- -”•>*-
2- Day!s 15 not the older,title,; but mine ssand!
; it is a title which has boen adjudioated hy ,tbo
courts lor the last' fourteen years, And ia ns well’
known in. the Supreme Court hs it is tl'nle. 1 1 -
8.-. This is no .settlement of th’e question, nor, any
approach to'.ono; it may settle'Mr. Steßm'an's
rights ill 'Maryland, for ankht I know; 'but not
mine.; Ayhßn my rlghtsraro settled; I, will'be a
parly to thv rcciml, and it will bo known wlio ar
gned my pdirte; and when the suit is decided, it
.will bo decided Upon more substantial
thr.n thvword ••shirp,' T found in a Scotdh diction
nry, which ssnnis.to 'iiuy.BjLe«aaberehiaf.meanjib*'
'Which his-Honor,' Judge Glh/tliscovered what'.
Goodyear and Day meant br their'cdutraot of 1815. 1
I have a snjjt pendtngagaiPSf flay ip.thwrdistrict'
to eplQin him irom any further; Troubling the ;conn
,try With this' otar.y clafha’kndthAt'hilit will settle
bar 1 rights,;.: ml-.- m. vrltshpi it
d'. Meanwhile, itmay bo weil for those whokympa
-thiSodUh Mr, Dev to remember thnt for fifteen years.
- he hag boen engaged in fighting Mr.' Goodyear -and
his Uoensees, audhas alwayabeea defeated—never
yet haring sueceeded in establishing a siugla.-point,
although be hiSit times 'gained some temt»nnr ad
vantage, He-attempted to,.repudiate thijivery'
chirred goods ilottiie whleh, he now claims nuder,
and (Won It was Void, and was defeated.. He at
t?mpted to break down- Goodyear’s’patent,' And
swore It ITS s void,-and was defeated.,: Ha attempt
ad togetpoMeulon. of Chaffee’s .patent, owned-iy.
the as : trnslie' for Goodyear,; and .hia lfeensees.
and’ whlch he had before :SWom wna' rbid on'
Supreme Cu^rt ( ;referreatqto
“Aud a fiuateMo; lue career> <Mtr ■
tempt to etfqtch bls skirireu. goods; rirfit, ; w&rh' h*
by oath upon oafh deolarod fraudulent andyold,”
over a subject never-Included in it; ana a, pertain
-end of hie attempt will boa repetltionof! hie former
- defeats. The objoot of this parade of a decision in
all the papers is obvious It is to enable ’Day tot
frighten merchants into paying him something be-,
fore ,he is enjoined , by mo on thq; suit -pending
against him; and I take^thls pooaaion to?notify.ail
persons acting with Day that-I shall
rights against them, and that they pay him at theft;
peril.* And I further-give notioe.that l will, pro/
teat any'person taking a title under; me from- any,
suit which Day, may bring* William Jtrpsos,..
August 2,185».- •
to the Editor of the New York Tribune . . .
8m: My-elient, Mr. Judsoa,. btffi me. a
copy pf: tho Tribune of Saturday last, and;of bin,
letter to yop on the'ffubjootoi the India-rubber suit,
decided in .frahimore. • I was eonsulted by'Mr/
Jddson abbnt that Baltimore ;Buit t odd, upon ctf»nt
sJderatlop, it»wna deaided bybim not to interfere:
with it. ’ I si>w the gentleman who bad it in charge
for the defendants, a fewminntcß,one day. in'pass
ing through. Baltimore with ,Mr. Judson, to other
fdaoes, and on other business, but wasnot Ihforined ‘
hat any .final hearing bad been agreed to; nor dld ’
I case was to be made by.elther.sidej
If X.had hnown that a oonsehted case bad been
made up,'l should hare advised Jtfr Judson to
pear. Jn court and protest against it, so far as bis
rights might bo cnllcd in question; but supposing,
it to be a'mere motion to dissolve nu injanotioD, in
v(hiob Mf: Judson was perfectly indifferent-to the
result I t thought it not-,woi;th 7 while to
Step.rfo’it. All.tho information I had nppu th£
(jmo, when the dcoWoh was publisbod, tywhat the'
publlo have, and I: do hot now know wh£t
rfcre laid, before the Judge, ftpfn .tho
opinion) upon what 'he doolded; but as very im
portant papers are not mentioned by the court, !
.conoiudcthathedid.not'see than.'
Very respectfully, . E, If-
Deputy Inspectors'of Fifth*'.. 1 '
We publish belovTa’oomplete list of the deputy
inspectors of fish in. obtalnedfrom :
the office of tho JnFpeotor General,
.Boston.; Wo gH'otma list as a matter ofinteresf to
‘fish-dealers in Philadelphia and-elsewhere? The 1
Inspector General is frequently applied to front'
ifishrdealera in distant attics for mien a list, since
these,,parties desiro to know, for a certainty, that
the .namea-oh the barrela ; of fish that they ’pbr
chose frqm Massachusetts are
deputy inspodtbrs in that State. Some of these
parties haVe represented to Mr-’Friend that macke
r®ft» put up In other oitie» r bearing brands pur
porting to be the brands pf the im.
gpeotors, whioh are, of course, counterfeits '' ' ’.
Sftmnel W. Brown,' Simeon Bnni\
hsarG. Clark* Jr,, Byl. Churoinelwp,’Wra, Pen
ni?, Stephen pdrtd, Charles. Friend, Jos. Friend,
MSKtinauu.
field; Wm, Moßemlo, tlamnet Merchant) On»ri»«
; )’smhuE(t, ffm, Emmiw, W.-11. jMrifw.M?
PeW) Jos. 0; l’rooter, Wltmot Rfjd, Pitt, Hi Rlgeii,
Epos forward,Cl eo: Steele, Jr., J. T. Swett, Mich.
Wen, GjVonMri, F. 6. Wonwn, I>.E.
Woodhnry.' . .
■Boston,—V. <3, AtWo.od, Edward Brown, Henry
Brown, Georgo Babson, John it. Ball, Winslow
Cole, .Otis-Churohill, Barins Dutton, Joseph'W.
Green,; fiJamos A. Jones, Valentine.Malloy, N. P. 1
Mabp. C. H. Mansfield, Uriah R. Mayo, R.. 0. Now*,
comb. T. W. Nickerson, T. R. Pruden, F. Snow,
A!'A. Whitney* E.E. ChnrOhlll, Salftoh Whit
nye. Win. 0. Churchill. ‘ 1 - •7. ‘ ;
. KoUpott.— David C. Babson, W.‘ Bradley,
Jr.; John Parsons, Jr. •> V - . r '
Newbaryport .—Ah. E. Qoodwln r Thos..C. Good*
win, Charles W. ’Hale, John Thurlo.
dohas'set'.— John Bates, Henry K. Hall, Joseph
f>. Lawrence, Ephraim Snow,' James Willictir, ’ Alf.
•Wittington..■ .<,• .i ■ : •
• Plymouth .—G ideon Holbrook.
Bamstabfr.— William A. Atkins.* - •
Hiueham. —lsaac Barnes, John -Nye, Peter L.
Whiten. / ’ _ '
■ • Wclf/eet. —Nepthftla Rich, G. B. Saunders, Noah
Sweet, Stephen -Young.
, ZVwro.rrAmasa Paine, Samuel Paine, Ebenezer
Smith., i ‘ - , . i
lenao v H. Loveland, Gains Mullett,
■Joseph Reed.'
Ilamieh .—Alfred Chase, Volontino Doano, Brad
G. Phillips, Anthony Kelley, Philip N. Small, of
Harwich Port., r . .. • -
1 DeiiniA. —J- K. Baker, Nathan Fisk> Stillman
Kelly. ,' .
lirtwes.
Beverly.— -Robert Goodwin.
- JProvuitetowi. —John Atwood, Jr., 1 8. 0. Gross,
Thomas Hilliard, Bouj. Lanoey, Jr,
# Deceased this monthl July, 1859.
• Lite in Nett York City.— A. commtmlca
tioq watf received by tbo Mayor, of Now York,
ilgnej “ A JPomalo Citizen, M stating that the board*,
log boWesoqoupied.by the sewing girls of thntpHy
were, tis-ft, general .thing,, in,on incredibly nitny
sad unwbblesorab erudition. .The communiootlonr
farther states that seyon or eight,girls ara.pacXfia
jnto obo amAlI garret rootu. ana that they frequently
- prefer to sit up oil night rather tbnn expose, thami
ieWes to thoottaoks of tbo vermin, wiih which
these -rooms abound. The Y, r^e r that,
the health! wardens of the various wards-mlght be
direoted to visit some of these bouses, ana re
port thereon.
'fail g*
l-jnmli per annum, in adrano©,Vnthd..^.. H
Three Copies, ** «• ‘
Five Copies •* ~~ ,r ~T^
«.,«! ( v‘ ! ::.y .W* AO&t&gtirl-
Tfrenty cooiMrOr 07,r ;Wl%tm«'of ~—.-s~
~ «f»li Sal&>nb*f*a«i %ue 'i
/tuf “ “■
***& vix :
* ri Ititf4ihis'l^.Kii^ril'' 1 . ‘'/l
ta miShMien{chUd«»'<ff ie
pjuto^-Vt
.-'■:
lo^eirtth-wlHeNii£s : BiiMilSrSa ‘ aPMMUgNK* I «tt
meW.Hy lM*Ml| ifttf UHtM ’'"-*
ii»«*»rtr cis?
nuob cat nnd ,hwi»J. *wA. n*~»m utiiitmio r
iqjtfrtd;
been sinSd bttty<fffc»fday n4r>^
.afternoon tbfr svmtitoftig-hflaateij. X*
1 "Ji -iftßipisßß*»ijiai(y x g^Ma^ij^g ! )feji B ->ir
S'”? . t W«-*^i>y,V?WMhg«BH*iadß ( -:t>»«u(d;|*-,i S >'
*:. 4 «
J*“; o*il-i« .tnobei&ied f
i?? D <F 1? jpoMon **& W9IWM ru&,r : ,i
, SsqßSMq !n Qirt ,^ l!f
■about; il <?cleMtt'af> night, -■' ■- 1
M» Jni6 thehoQM cfhMrfrHn a I’.^t
.Ijuvrton'orbfftijywbiiQ'&lt.irlilsjltP.lfetMPMK’ £ * s
Po9erpd,‘ihi 'tfie tfoyi<of huTsidefwhiofr :? '' *'-
iWbed of'between ttnfaß&oUffcn;^'
■gjgg>T#»».*aMt WtaM!»4»M»' MM tuv
•thWjt^ffe^W!P^iir tt^^U y who^Sfit*™ 5 * ? *
morning* 1 *r’J r f
jnAj .'■V.
nnmhOTato thV'stfot; fitgtaait^iS^t&idW lo " l
beach
fcißppportaoity within th* ; I»r,!tthB raedior tiiX ,M A.
? enough to .recrolwH; wbflft n 5,
obsOiVere^fcttraete'dKy'Jus <fngKt>tg ' _-*
dfi thfe water became
dispatched hihi.'-Hfe.' Tfashbddttfwiive ftS/MsS®
and,hia frightful vjawh lookdd -ai though ferMHCo^^d:
aSSwssM» ft
io
J ss* kT*
s Mf.-obtiitiaißlififl®cr;4i'ifittdMtef J wrtTM&ip^«b* J
.fee eyed iwo or.t^ee}mC&r^tidently£namlf«neiaUr^r- : :j* l*
withoptleave. -The man went out to order them - < rd
array [and after some words passed between ihem, ~„
| One or the? rowdies'said"to hife>com^nM r<i
hunV *ii
■firefl, [tho hall Ulyns.eflbotjß tfce'hitbdnutf’s bo*,< ,Se;i d
e; ng am^
,butftB WahH
nbte-10 identify them, it ia hoped ?Jt ii 2
• to Jostfoefj; ThpwQHfid *' -
isnotoonaidered.ihtrf.T;.- r .«T V< rw l.*«s'?7! soF
xk^thesjßiy**rHii n y -
4 yp?.tb, named,Benjamin Kise t wl^lo-,hatiuDg.m : , ,
the riyor near the foot of Pltun street, Ginclsnau, “ » f ,
ilaaUriday night, stepped upon something a| .the,
bottom whiohielt like a Very- fem'foth'pebbief : a]i£dV"
Jcnpiyingr what it ««%'£» diVed down.’ C "j:.
•and Drought It up. •• },<
coveted that it; wafe*‘ agold watcb. with,h«JDtiiw*> *
oase f of Tobias* make, which 'musftbate
le^qn^hundred'dollaw.f'The l 'w^eh'»iS®afe‘&4tr* *t
little o’wing’ to
and appears; to have ]aTniif tirer T->
only, a; few weeks. The young man probably thinks ,-•. r
that'bath {
tnkOQv ' " f - ■"■ ' ' . , . ',,*rl r L, >: v
s Ths OPhAsiaiK (St. 'Maiyrl'a;) 1 BugUier,
of the SOlhult., sayu: • 1 ■- '■ ■ ■” ;' '■ ' ! -
a Wo loam that s most atirociohs sct of burhUrity'
was polnmiUed at Chicot Pass, parish of Bt/Karitoi 1 ’„- >
daring the,-eajrly, .part--pf u , the -pn the . ,
of a swsnvpef 'hy tirQ of his .comrade*,.. ,„
when all three lisd tiecn drinhing quite freely. The ,'"'
Cwmßatttrsted a»MKeSof. the third aoduieasat -
tiW t;V)nm, burn!o> nnu m ??iat he' dici .■,■ l
in baff on hour, jjho-twamen werei«t*Bt«dsmd.t .ii:
a»aoW.-in|aifatsfc^toa%iße..,.. ; f . ; ejj
ed -by the American iScientifip Assoeiatioc, last f.,
yealv to consider the suggestions r _of J)r. A.. Aid ' V
Hayesj that ths Ahctie eirpioratidils ahali Be
'newedl stMed l gto Ithhe Jaa^tdgiat^widgflsia: iaitt ’»■“ J<-
Friaa-t that they co^operated with Dr. Hayes is hid .’ i 1 -:
efforts! to obtain mesns / for, .another„-ea*editioa. : . o - ■
.They hsdfelt’an'ihSttasea’intertitJnithe 'ooto-, .
-takiag, since the remit of Dr. Eantfi Obserratioor'^ 1 ■
,lh (Greenland,-! and they s«ked r td be eshfihtted ih ci.- -
their.offlce^Theregnestwsa grunted.;- < ■;; .cdKd ■'•. ■ -ih
. ‘Dwm
in hlsSarriage', afew-daiasince,at thefcotef JdtAj • i
Tobyvjpst above WaiervUle.Maae.saw beforahlp
ln the toad a
Dbmonnting ana handing iif* rtftt whit amtw.
he'asssalpd tbs;reptile’jrith hiatsehiii, v andeaonpikt) .i'-K
his; aniheship bhr} t tlt.,a?miati ..3he l jmaka»p#.,T ;.r ~
mrodithteeiftSt'apdjeinhl JnoSesin length', was as
-largo rtuait SS man's aadhtaßdltihed ferbij t *!'-
rattiesj indioctiyeof as |nac; years of age.-;:, r,
? .'DtniK(i r ‘ THE. . .Saqwesitv ons Ihnraday aP, : ; ~ -
temoori 'in Norway,/ Maihe., a yale ■ .^r^—t„a
swept over the town, which unroofed a parVofZ i/"
Deacon James Flinifsnarn and piled-up tha tim- - !
bers thirty rods frmthp :bsm.;; ItildsitdthMdr »1 .ii
twenty,by thirty/feet w«jd-shed,belppging:t9.C. A,.-, ■,
Noyes, and iamed li seven or eight roda/ eoia- 1 ' '
pletely np and -deStroyied -
forty of his large, choice fruit trees,,...) ,-
. /’iN .GnAßbJEsxos, Intiiima.' Thpmfta.'Knowh -■
landshOf James K.Shaipe with a pistol, .the.'bills .. , .
taking fcffeotin wallet, -after pasc- '
ing through several bank bill vand. finally stopped- -- 1- "■
byjStrikinfc a gold dollar-c - This in aU ; jMrsbabam^ r '
saved' hia life. •Another^striking, instance-of the f
benefits of.ft • '•'» *
■ - Goon for Chicago Bakers)—The Chicago'" ''
papers date, that tbe> bakers of that city) owing to
the - ._- v .-
that/6xj and afforAueim will increase th«£
weight fiver Uiepre&cniweliht) -
and sell (he
Have o{ir'bakers come to anyjuph, detenniaatfoav v ;
yeti , '• .•’ y,“ 1
. City RjtfiWA*STx : the CiU
.lens’ passenger railway; is Pittsburg, first
tripha&been matfeiby, bore©;e#r»c»«ehi-to r
of the people. This JiueTgoes- to.lAw- :...
reuqeyiUe. Theroarb'thretrother Uhea'chartered. ““ ,
and in,prvectaof organisetionoc ••
ing to Allcgheny.city T Birmingham, eto, j l/.h <--•
The Most J&leqaxt suite o/yoflinriir the. ;
world !* atgtho Hotel, 4 dn Yille, in, Paris. ]
foffii J K<urctilt’ofabbath'alfamile, and. .reqahefor. .....
their ypfapUto iUumiaaGdn taper and' J '•
,7,ooo.yjsltprs Iqap be- accommodated l <
atone®; without discomfort, in these,capacious. r -
•jrooras.r; /-'• l 'V " r x V- ;,c
Tor Plymouth (Mtuto.)itycfc' projx»eatq,\
publish the uaraesof those people'wKo dld nbthelp' J>?
alorig ty th*,Ute.oetebrap<3n, tad wbortfaSsdtlo
purchase tickets fox tbedinuer,
ahtoautithen'sfo&'tw. tohbhrthosfoteliM;*' -
•Tfljj StlfE V6xt'ou 11
foir-grptmds:at Albany] N*w York? -is ; progress- ■
ing >llll all proper, despatch* iThirty oftbo fifty. .
•aores selected for the use.of. the fair are, already en- -
oldSed,, qnd the buildings art commenced.' " _ ‘ J
Tf>E ! grass haa become so dryrn sorae^partS- : 7
of Ipdiaoa; .that the' locomotives''fire' ItTaa they - ' !
Sass. On, the Terre Haute ro*d{ ditohe&bave been* '•
ug toprevehttho distraction of..the ties. ,-
. Mr./ Tripoli), :ofV . •;
lest htfl Wife and fire children tty the U(e terrible / ,
railrodd accident at Booth-Bend,' Indiana. I-• - VM * - : '
The feouUyof Yale College hAvfe,decided to
build a dymnaaiumfor the u.sqof the 4tUdente,bt4:
OOftbfslo,oop7 ‘ - ...‘j u t^
Otbo! Haeulk, of Blair pbunly. rs., haa
feetn t9 j»il w4'» h»l/for fol-
NBlogWrsr*. ■ • - * -•’ I " 1 • • 1
On (ho IM. Inst,,’fh«- of-Vsn
-Amtmrgb’s Menwetiß'BM, abbtS of #I,S?6-l>i
Morgan omintyi lnd. „ _ .
■'•;! ” FERSOJfAL, , ,
Jfltw HMaßßfioa 1 , feq.'jiir ffllSy Teari Abbi- '
tlve bhMheds man of BfllatUd?#, died Id that citv '
on the otb ipst.- Mr- id Balt!-•.,
more about .the tear ' qolßaa. cVir since been -
aupefbl in'dtalhable.eldten-. re believe be jaever
married; nna woi ih>B&aufrilat£ng -•
a fair share of worldly possessions^,. Mr. H.-had- •
reached the unhsual period of niuoty-six years. '
A Tokyo (^ovcißK.HSuAV.r—The houlsrßle Jo'ur- .
nal states that John Young Brown; Esqvnfethber : .
the’fifth district of Ken- *
tucky, willnot be({Ualificdby age to take hl|seat ‘
nttho nret sossiou of the.',present -The
Constitution.prescribes.thafe ? no* person' can be a■
member p( the' House ; of Representatives who' U
under ttreuty-fiva years of age.,
M. Blondec Vox CtJEtEPßO^r,.envoy extraor
dinary add minister plenipotentiary from Belgium,
and A.' Bergbmans, secretary ot legation, are at
Willard’s*Hotel, UTashington, T)*. (h Hon.' A. P
AViUard, -of Indiana,' (Jen, Burnett, of Kansas. .
and Judge -BroCebus are at the National Hotel; of .
the same plaoe. - r . * ,
’DbatE ,of a Well-khowx , Max.—Oeorgo N.
Beytnoui'/ofCgdensburgh, N, Y..a gentlemanitoU ,
and fuvoriibly known by many of our business men
in ibi? oity, and whoDfbe baa been aeso ,
dated, asione Of the most efficient directors in the 1
Ogdotiaburgh Railroad, died- recently-,at Ogdens,-;:
•burgh.”! . . • - -.v- \ \ ' r :;
, The Bowling Orerp (Kv.)G?zeiir says: Judge -
P Hines bo*"' resigned the office of Police Judge of’ ‘
this place, sod James Mv I^haldsoii^Esq,, elected
to flllthe yocaney. e ] ,r ,• .-.: 7/ - t , - r
Hox» Atenun Iverson—Hon. Alfred Iverson,
United States Senator from tbc State of (leorgia,*
has arrived In Washington city; and 'ufatoppibg at
the realdefaee- of bis eon-in-law. '
We 'lelbXi from the Baton Rouge (La.) trdrttu
ukrf-Cdmst.tbat Mr. C. Gayle, former editor. •
of'the Baton. Rouge (7a«s/(c,,diea ontbe 2Sthult.) ; t> ;
’ktbls'tebidenceibjbateity. c v >
‘ MajV BpiiAMtjrW; Brice v Pay Department, ti* .
(odutv'lb the-Department of the, Mesl.
ond will'report for duty to the comrauafibg officer
biFort Kaosse. n i *'■ -■ '•
L The Hod. Hfim< WrwovMasjWohunettff United . ;
States* Senator, has been c]voeen captain:of tbo’,
Natiok’ Gitard, a military organization of his na
tive town. ”