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ba ir&irioiirompoS'mentis ' '‘ilo : wnflj at dlfferejit
■; 1i m ekjfirsi i; fcpK>ni ihe p t flby te nan clergyman;
avowediinfid*]; iodHthS antbor of »
’ivorU of rumfcDcoof exeewlnig
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delojpite'fi^m'tha|state ? at
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■ mbftmeti ot^jiik^A JBS£*
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fir&;|iDoa
Bhorttiine/^6^ey^ ! jfti^ r d^^a^^eiemeiiC ,, ,W-"
eroiarybfd&e New BoaTd qf tJndefwrltere: /1
lily"K.^llii^iH6 T hifoTTtny6u : of
•, tbelww/tulder most 3eMoraßl|'c|re<ixbitatices, :: of
v . thbdwo fifierioreW- and 1 - SilUt iji*/
- belonging' to/tlib Ottonifa'- w Stekmsbtp dbtti- ?
. pany.andooinmandeiby
' withitf «a6b
Sy andtbeiodaenlfl ■ weiie entirely tneHresalia
of airt'thingSrM saved'from'ttiQ
£ari^; *ndi jisor« jQiin ? >three” bnndred
lwibs/but ifjrom ! only.' ; Bey«nW-iiVen r
werO'iloat) S IW6 bbfngM^’d.'
'The 1 Gteit/ EaWiern." ;
-j ,Wo ; ,b(W,o. aijjettor.j&onii Ltmdoarcspcctiiig
the Great Eastern, dnisliutiag
orVair/e;^
oil tioard;' the ntammoth oii thcVlOtti
inst‘.'» fThdjSreat &jsjf lfii,OOo jj|>r..
o'nicoanlidaringjthe flrst.yoyage tp the United
• headiof,.-: the;',Gal way’
aod New'^ortjte ; irahOatsj ;to chatter ' her for
. *";yo^g^f^mr'igB^y^/feiXSe^,CX9rC
■> rprohahly j gefedrJew
said-j pisnengers. •'■ If thist immens'e'
/tpijriNpi;
York^Uno^’ftf^git^h^HiH^e'^'^fifei(','ahi^;
woll tdt'tto the’ ihofo-’fliari ’jiairthe.amount ex-!
pended.tOartlioG' , «at! ; Eaj/erns':iU«heBailt<)
. : p4asenbers, i wril
jt*.t ohaebt. to;- the -(expense
' flnd delay ofjontnej'ing.theneo' to'JfeW'Ybifc;
- iiit^si|i j|fy
.YortoiwrbdKflgl^S^Sgri'iwfiyfPoJrtlaTSd.'haf
; i!>u(i£ B»)|ib«wyria«d; : 'lJrie
' =„ jd>jtn*’fE!HeCg?etf<ofjUia2sthin*t.;s^ake’
' '.tn
DotjanEKTT
county, jo inapect'thii) aivi»ion'pfthe road,atid
.- the!
GcWinottw^itii^nlilUonofdoUart/ihccrtain'
- thte.grwt'eftWpHMpawtihed ’to.Onlte Yhtliidel-’
pto» SidErie;’&i*» 'gowl lurtfniiliwi S; ‘ From Erie’
totJnlgii.twentT-threa, ailea.the iron in 1.14/and ’
■ th*ewfi«T»Ttiif OTeV I t’ ! ': leii'airfwent'nei to be
fcrijstSif pS'ttWSlifly« Jt> it bttfbbitieftoefiodii
ji)pti^ffit,iaSitt, 'ddubttrt /«K
praatad a»iliiiiflti#tatl» takea’leßfts 'of their live.;’
> to’tenatnata at the period when ; cere would iran
into, thUeltryn-the-BtmbnrrxndErie Railroad.
They hid iMerJiaptf lethi felthpeed .houM.be
- »th«tPr»f>ieuotwblch ba.»p.reithim
:. - ;■_ The follotring special- telegraphlc deiipstch
■■■ 'js£sh:s V--' jj>. hA<‘« l : •»v*.«aWq
j-iflfrxsnabTow, Black hu
rs*«tr»d’i*''ietterifiomvViee v Pre«i(lentßi'ackin i!
: ' ridg*f*>*r«*” : »4;- P 3 *mitapt'
- incenntettpn trilhthe nominaUoH-for tkerrest*
l /ir»^.-!('Jt;-:iriiMidi-: l th»e:'he'prefeM'.a‘ee»t lti-the !
. rienetei- ’Thercoantly elect<*i!l.eri.i*tdrtldfi?en.!
-'tiwfcy jriitcfisethima* thi'tmeeiwerito 'Stf. Orittf
;. GOdethiJlrhoee tcrinwpi W*;M*feh,aBW:
tbrney General ia huntlnbfor the AdmlntetreUonj l
t?ho»»lprtfe|*neer«re now Widdolle between hObo
agd-Uipasaing orer the riolation of confldencc'
...
-. ana a airnllhr despatch of theiSar&a ’dtitCj' lh'
. ■
..rE»OHBH-ii : PJllYow*t,Bit-Callender 45;G0,,. -ofi
■:?
- 'dn^nu^in‘ss^^si^t)pi(44w(- ! '9e»i' > *ft«r-‘
’ - iw.f«pt9tpS|if i«(r-;n;
;n ; ; ’and: £ii- tfisiisd hfif b«^'
; Mat eonaeelhiitt; !n£ngtw*d,and eatabllibed aeon
;.. Beetkrp’'with rite BeOrwaper, periodkal, aiid'bdok»
Pari*, - ’ - ; , ‘ f - '
' Me Administratrix in XanS^ter..
: correspondent ofHlu%?able ppperfethe
Lancaster Inquirer —exralSe;||th muoirftjree
the movement of the A3ptltd||rat|bh ‘m|ii;in
that .quarter, prepamtoßto.uie I October elhc
tion, and the choi(f§lor^is|slh»,
State Convention." Lancaster county is, or
was, the home ;of the President. The organi
zation of the party in that, county is in the,
hands-ofttitarpostmasters.- -Tho chairman-of
tho cQtmty-chmojittee is tho postmaster of tho
citj ofLancsstel. TM U'cll-hnown champions
inconsiderable* ekeeptionsp either* oponly op
pose;l or refuso to'co-’operate.iu the proscriptive
!et(ttrAfjof>; sof s,^’{bB<>?tihi ; t oflicials, inid" iho
Vorh>i.ofj.>diBira<!tion'ondsidisorganizatidri! H,-
.QH^4^^hBr9shCb.ui^ff s
: the ac-
L ;?f j", pM-lino
;flfitlgsKXauottsier s cduniywas .bcingrapidiy
rescued, from ,tlio 'Oppositioti,' atid con verted
.Xplpdtqlier of
ili.s7i ; TV'u.ttA.it ,:'bAnpßHtßß,' ;iisq:,—one ■ of
these old-line Whigs tvh o/ volc-d : forM r. Eu
(ouA)»A!ii!tj6q’ ycwirteforo^was'’elected Pro.
■thonot»ry;'dtUo;'pbaitfoi> ■; which I ,bev still oc-
r'^pUbtving/ 1 this’-, result, " Paine the
shameless abandonment“of, principle 1 by the
the miaorahlo-so
: pitisirieiv liy' ivllichit tvas attempted tube co
vered up, and tho cruel persecution, of dead-,
dn^bota^&^'^hUm:'itWa< «du4tif;tq; ho'
T l n^nt^edj. i ’.l^ii^astpr, i Cpunt^'',a{, l ihenext
bctobortolectioni-- felfback into tho hands et
J ; Uti<T
; bo such au admonition as would ho listened to
by our, woiUd-beniasfc rs at thoFedeml capi
tal, 1 bf ’course,- any, hopes;- based- . : upon -the|
■pehitenop of then who are guilty of the' wrongs;
tratiou/ havo beon proved to he vainy and we"
may'lpolt I 'i'pt I n'hnl.’td s a'r<jpetitjoh : pf tho same j
i arroj^noe. ahd’-ifoHies in';'Liuiea»ieiidP<>uutyj
! which havoreducedthe party in that 1 section!
; tq.ito prese^loWebb., '■ UUin-.
; dispositiohion the part'of many tried and j
■ re-'
'■ hf^hf^ib/i^|.^ajree’pl'"the,feqdpish i ’i a dM il ®jii li
thatquarter, l ; acting-under .-.instructionaft-oro:
Washington; and the bfhbe-holdcrs inPhilatiGl
;j^i£SattyyfWff<liiy&‘»rehylbM|<'ta»p»|w4 that;
•j^^^fehu.'a^jhei'hg^iuiWp >
of thdbalcSii coun
seti thstlhavP prbduced such bad results, or lit
swfif a s Mukisgi'tfie!ph'dpte only ban adnjinistpr ;
thiiough-theiballot-hoxes..i huisisJ u;- 1 jl
’4rte ebHeiptohde A }
committee; lih reiitaingb'rseafin that- com-j
6itob;tp J Dr,'Sßfiflßtiiiy.l)e,patwe l
.Democracy,
whlchajjemblod;at.:Harrishurgon-the;iBth 6f!
guagetj.-ite.d'r n --V
-,s‘‘Thhieommitteo hai long 1 since beasodtoreprc- i
aentitife: hones opinion’of the De
mocracy, it being composed priheipallyof Federal;
Admlufatration ’hirelings,'-yolept po«tnjMte'r«V or;
inch me nw theircont nil In-thotownehlpijof tfip
county name aa theiroowtnitteetnari. Their moat- ,
ing Was preladed by a'conciliatory editorial from,
the pen of the rpnerable editorof tbo bitet
iigcnrer, which wo in our simplicity thought.
might move -r- the ’ infatuated - Administration-,
ME* -of h'wlsap*, 1 ; Bnt»' ,«lhrl :Hi
were mistaken.,Theywant no peace. Their cry
la still war, war, and we accept it totheknlfy. ft
Menu that men • whose wholeliyes hare' been spent!
(uderntion tothe ■Pemooi'atio -faith’mnat; renew !
thelrpttjfeeaibnidfddalih’tothe Federal Adminia- ’
trOiiou ! -ticket nominated at HaTritburk on the '
ICthofMateh last, and that-the 1 refusal to pro
eienhylnthV'prttTOoe/oftheiepithlwofpoUtical
prottitotltnbieedOreementof the 1 platform then
lalddowtijii berime toboptmiehed by excomniu- :
nleistiod.iiWe honor Dr/Hnll for Kid manly refill
eat togiMahr pledges astChU Intention In refer
otKie- to the -ticket. '' Thef •’ thought '■ of federal
Administration hirelings demanding such alplodge
ispositiVely farcical.’ Did theypractioo this doe
trine iu-lmnole when Douglas beat .'them and-the
Repablicana> combined ? > Did thoy' pvactico this
doot'rlneinTciaa, In the resent election, in whloh
they aided in the election of ’ah irreplar nomi
nee?!! Bnl this; is “the" ‘ wages : of inojr plaeea.
They, mast deny-they 1 are men, 1 and erawi ’ the
earth in-vile’ eorvilUyto'obtain the reward of their
infunyi’"'*i'ii-o 1
:'s M its rtply. to tho IntfUigen eer in Ha question of
l &Rowe should no t command
everyDanioeratievote intha.Commonwealth,' we
would tay/ they are not the representatlvesof State
oha platform, 1 the marked
feature'ofwhicll ifl the endomment of the Na*
tiooil Administration an Athe condemnation of thb
State ErecntS^e;• If ‘Messrs/ ‘Wrigh t- & Koweare
elected on /that platform, j; Bi' A CO; 'will hare as
muoferight to elabnifr as. & Federal Administra-
as though that ! platform .had beeu
niideat Charleston -by- the 'representatives of
thb nation' at large.'' Therefore ’ It is that the
Convention oftKelSth'bf April was : called,
arid'rbntered'ita protbsV' against It. Therefore
it is h that every manimbuedwith trae-nhpur
ohased, Democracy repudiates' it; ‘and therefore
it is4hat - the; questioning of Mr:' Swarir,* thropeh
Mr/JMobKauU.wsa Wholly-irrelevant. We
hare 1 no doubt.*hbd*th'e- ConVentioPoffhe 16th of
March- been Content to • enter the canvass of 1859
upon-purelyreleraut -and proper ' issues-t-thatis
issues ’ in ‘ the State policy—therb * would,
haVeibeen no questions'from shabby Democrats; or,
ifisojho refnaais td answer by men’ who have a
-higher atm-tn| belonging do the party-than the re
tentions of* pofcb:office orthe 'obtaining! of acon
trabt.- 'Pereoneily: Messrs. 'Wright A-Bowe arc
acceptable to ns, bat upbd every deposit’of a ballot
fbreUherof 4heiu>.Mr. Buchanan wiilhavo a just
right ' to\ iay,/* Where' ts a voter ieho endorses my
Kansas s&ricixims my tear tiponthe re
gutar-inominees,-andbelieves- that.my 'office
holder* ' did' right in refusing'io sustain Gov.
fart-ertlh V , y f t> ;, . ; , ;,'v
n . The Zurich Conference.
'-;,; l£ wpuld apjpepr .by the last news fromEu-
vdrylittle has yet been dope at the
Zaticli : !,6onfbrence, between the represbnta
tives of Franco,.Aiistria, and Sardinia. / The
lastaccount'states; that these gentlemen were
in.what .1* called, “adead lock/V-we suppose
liko the parties in the famous tableau in Soebi
niK?b;play : ofTtie C-ritic, or d\! Tragedy Ke
• jAtistria is to' dnh'ist ' that’ the .conditions
Jtrhfcji pt ,y iHailianco, shall be
carriediouti-ilhosoididapromise the restora
tigpjof; tiro’ oipeUpa, rulerS/of Tuscany,’, Mo
(lenB,"and Panua. - But it is.certain that it waa
implied, and ao Austria views it.- Meanwhile,
Kapoleos . has re,celved l ,tho, young ' Grand
£tstq!of itpscapy! with singular wnnriihP-nthtch
encourages the belief- tbat'ho favors Ills hopes
v , Ojhthp.bthibr! hand,' lhc'threi
.iucldes appear dotcrmiricd not to receive bach
tho Tnlefa whom they dismissed .'■ ' Will Austria
ahdjl’raiice restore these by force?
ViOTOn EjiMANrar,-positively- refuses joining
in’ a&y-ineas.nre ;tf) re'riin'pose’the Areh-dukes
gn tlio lialiuus. It soon will be what ,Sir Lu
cius called “ a very pretty quarrel' as it
statad6;*»‘ ; ';;,;;;*'l-', ,-
’-<•> h.:i ■■■i i«. Her Mojesty.M
~ The British: Ministry, consisting., of fifteen
highly educated noblemen ami commoners, > apr
pOarininabio to write inteUigibiy.- Queen’s
readby .'Commission on" the, lgth in
stant, i>t theji prorogation - of. Parliament, is
'Etigiisbi-andi at all events,' is
qs|giircd,;byridicnb>u» repetitions. The Ca
binet are the pf tbat cdmpgsi
npn,'-'Tbe edmnibneement,rnns thus: “We
are commanded by her Majesty to release you
: from further attendance In' Parliament,’ and :at
the .s4me time’tq ‘ convcy to :you her Majesty’s
'achnqwJedgments.’t- . Thc repetition of « her
; Majeßty ”- Is to prevent'the Queen being named
jastW asif,sltq'’frer,e an ordinary per-i
iaohl,,. This, may’ seom absurd etiquette, .but
thefact.is'aS we stato’. it. Here is another
.t‘her’ Majesty,” .thrice in!, one
! sentence : s.cfi; pienipoWtiajy would' he sent
’by' assist’ at 'spcji Confbronces f
fc\\t'fer ‘Maj"ty had : not received the informir
tion to: decide whether -her Majesty- may think
negotiations:” : Ahd
[agpin, ,'“jt; will bp,Atr-Jlfq/e*fy ? » earnest-en
; deavor to -promote their intemallmproycraont;
: and tb"dbiiterate w thb ! traces of those conflicts
Which; htr Majtsty witnessed, with such deep
coneetiii” 'Also/ 11 . The financial arrangements
of!that,pqrtion oi her. Majesty’s Empire will
r continue tf cngage Aer Majesty’s seriopa atteu
tiqhi”- told that “ The hoppi-'
r ne.sSpOf' htr Xtajesiy’s people is tlib!ohJeethear
eslherMajesty’s heart.” . , . . '
..prty^iwittifatbaid that Mtqesfy/dbpriv.ed
of-its .exterhals, ’was. a jest i. He spoke the
troth.'!/-' -'"-'-"fi ■■■ •••>'■ ' •' 5 ’ • ’■• 1
, "-<»..." —.--r/ -• » » . , • 1 ~- - '■ '■.
. Croton' Water. 1.:!. ;'
chemist,’ one Dr; Ctnxapwjtq
wfiDnr scjWfe Crotpn water, 'whlPl!' has'
of late, was submitted for analysis, de
clareß tbat' U ia jmrer at preßent than it; has
of the had flavor
being, caused-by’ the presence, in large quanti-
a rhferoscppic plant, solu
spine, jfext|Jnt, :^ t# ivater/! '\Vc>h6uld.'he|
iiietter flatisfled with this verdict, if wo could
; pni£fW, who;d(iliveb it,; was
the/ ingenious and acc.uxato person who .also'
analysed' the swill milk ol 'New York, and de-s
; feApgjty.—-The. B4you- ( Sara’
tUijtQiii idsyejs 'of th? Oarnsy
whO’itSro* sent ftx>m Swtf 6-
UeUna to CtnclnxiHU a few months sluoo, returned
on the steamer a few days ago; they prefer slavery
ia Xiouidana to freedom in Ohio.
The City /£>
»p§%eauhi|l®S#<jkoned
Jatprgbf ttie )3tjjs|ndering of
Difr®lblic raptiey, liaise, been
accompanied by the bloocließfc the
part of unlicensed mobs, and
bery) and assassination of the .mast frightful
character.: Tlio New York/fera/d utters the
following opinions on this subject:
“What is the e&ußoof.this rowdyism assuming
so ■ bokband so defiant an -attitude, ;domineoring
over taw and order, and keeping respectable ana
virtuous citizens'- in continual- fear? Wo'answer
that politics, party politics, and .the corrupt pfao-;
tiCes. connected with them, aro the fruitful souroe
ofctho aharohy which is a foul disgraao.to our freo (
JnStiVutiOEßj apd a causppf 1 against
the civilir.ea'world. 1 • The 1
; political:-. w Icepullers' and managers of elections
navo for many -years.-subaldizea a elaes of inon
who havo oheated the Statp prison and the gal
lows of tteir 1 due 1 / tod* theirdirty work, and-tp
commit* every sort of-violence. * This villainy has
.been' eonnivod'at.bytheileading men of each of
the •*successful ■ parties in turn, onutho -prin-
the. end; justifies-th* .moans.; And al
most .every attompt- to. bring the * ruffians to jits:
tico has boon frustrated., Thus impunity for row
dyism' at eleetions has, graduatiy.'grown up among
ns: and So formidable has it become : that decent
citizens aro afraid to go: to' the primary otoetions,
whero pnly those-candidates who-play into tho
hands {of, tho criminals have any chance of sue-'
<oo88; ’But the evil does sot stop horo, - The rowr
dies, : finding , that thoy, possessed- immunity for
violence; eleotions, :hovo ‘bettered the in
struction’*, of.itheir Masters, . and.- madegeneral
rowdyism an inatitution of the country,; supplant-,
in* and superseding tho authority;of the laws* and
driving,us book to barbarism, 1 ' Tub politicians who
have obtained offioe-through the i nstVimentaii ty of
tho rowdies aro under obligations .to protect them
againstthe operation of the law.:- If they sit on the,
bench of justice thoy throw the Bhieid of theirown
ignorant or corrupt interpretation of the 1 statute
over the oulprit, or, if they' cannot do that, they
administer the mildest punishment it,is in-thefr
power,toinfilot,,,_Jf the.rascal is Bent to the poni
. tontiary or tp State prison tho pptiticians will soon
, got him eut.' If ono of these bullies ip indicted for
murder, he.enjoys'tho joko, and looks oh tho trial
4* agobdfarca. He isoertsln that rowdyism is so
weUbrganlsed, npd is eo.identified.with the politU;
oal parties, that he can »eyer§p#er the cpen<ynf
his ; crime. Either by hoous-poaui tha jurr 4o nnt ;
agree, ,or anew'triaria bbtalned oh & frivolous,
pointoflaw—in some wiy of other justice isrobbed,
-of it*^aonfioe,”!-
• The 'New ft ftp. s«l}- !
jbihed extract/' ;how • this, foul exhinple has eg- 1
tended itablf from city to city t ' ;
,Inßaltlmoify inf we thenoa learn, thero was a.
brutal,' afisauU, worthy the, Eeejeo
Jgl^pda; no Words, indeed, beingcompetent to ex
f&gSQr&t* its/iflfomy, and every man laUdcsarv-'
mg.the halter.;, left the tpwn,,freighted|
with alargooompany fora camp.-moeting. op Chon
tank river. Apropos of nothing, bandsofrowflios
aboard/ organised under different names, i
indiscriminate assault upon men and womon. knock- •
Ing them down la'ieyery dirootion, olubbing and
stabbing them es at'an'infernQjgaypiyah The
-lights were blown' out to' jlerfeot f the design, 1 and
robberies were numerous; while opemanwaC stati-.
bed, 1 and his - Wife'violated before his ever! J I&
Heavon’s namo, what are we' coining to ? Where
ftrelaws?’wherethogttardians ofjuspco ?• Whore
pnblio and private seonrity ; when such things
-take, -place,. not ..in holes and oaverns,- but oh a,
crowded>ta*ipboat, and a steamboat upon saoh a’
in a so-called Chris
tian oommanitytp a plaee of W°?BWp • adds
nothing to the supreme sh&ipe and villainy of the
to sayth&t ope man is reported to have died
of his wounds rkqbiyed on tbeoecasiou. k ;
“Philadelphia too/pp ftp.(jtypo day, was equal
lysighalized” Daring an ezoiifigjgp bf & certain
Sunday School to a Taoony, with a rifle company,
the party was attacked by Borne of the most diaboli
cal rowdies,who,have eYorcheatod hemp of ita due.
Thk tefegraph does not' tell -us that the Sunday r
Sobools ftk (fturpti'Alllitant ,with them;
-bUt considering the rapipai>t 85Y&gery of 4ho ‘ nt
tock, thoy wore simply wise' in ger doing. Some
twenty persons were stabbed s n 4 efterg|!?o' wound
ed! anff the riot"was' resumed pppju fte return of
the parties to town. ’
,‘fjgbw, let ms ooae to New York, and take the
quarterly return of Deputy Superintendent Car
tenter i# a text.. "Daring ending July
Si, there we're 1(J,202 arrests. Crime and violence
are thns sbown tohe on ftp increase. At this rale,
taking the quarter’* return as nil average for tho
year, there, would be 7T,048 arrests |h JJewYqrjf ip
twelve months! In 'Franqo, in' the fasfelobablp
streets, every well-dressed tenth m&h is decorated;
and all oypr the Empire* more than every tenth
man-lives at ibfi npblio exponse. In New York, as
an OlftoCfor fine Streets .apd.shopg, wo Have the ho
roio satisfaction'' of knowing th/it every tenth
person dne-tho'community is arrestee} fqr mur
der! rave; arson,., theft, ..violence, drunkenness
or breach of law or decency of somo sort! Am
this Is the rPijdhua of our civilization t * This the
last-hope f of Demonfaoy! -This the ecstasy of
liberty, j perched on * car. proud - metropolis, e o ®*
manding a world’s wealth, growing as sity peyor
trew before, prophesyinggrandeurs such as nistory
W hot reqoraod! As the sum of iniquity is con
stantly swelling here, what'ore we to expect? At
tho rate wa uvg now .srocoodlng, it would ,take but
to make all t£e. pjep (and most, of-the
women) ndt l» the Pollbo Department, tfte subjects
of arrest, some tira<s !n the course of the year. >his
is nothyporbolo. TtisdeWefaot. n
- Baltimore; liowever, sqom3 to bo mol'd than
usually cursed .with,these fiends in Jiumnn
sliape* They not only do the work of death
secretly, and;in the dark, but.in broad day
light. Yenerabie citizens are driven from tho
polla oh editors of independent
newspapers are assailed in their offices, and the
law is powerless whilo surrounded with ram
pant rowdyism. Last Friday afternoon He#&y
M. JPmHUon, Esq., one of the'proprietors of
the Baltimore Daily Exchange, was insulted
and assaulted on account of n polico report
piiblistied.injhe Exchange, by a brute named
Fiaojde, whom ho was .compelled to shoot
down in self-defence. This last outrage has
awitfccned - intense-excitement and indigna
tion; but we 'have 'little hope' that. any
good result will’ cnsno : until the whole people,
rejecting, ail party, organizations, rise up en
masse, and ftke the remedy into .thoir own
hands... ... <
, . Primary elections in the .great cltiCs have
become either a farce or a fraud. They are
used or misused by reckless politicians, who
begin hy controlling the mob element, and are
finally controlled by it } and who, once thrown
into the hinds of organizations existing only
by plunder or by, threats, find , themselves ut
terly "unable to assist in tho work of reform.
Municipal government may be .purified.by a
radical change in the primary elections; but we
apprehend that a much more drastic andtho
rough-remedy must ’ bb 1 discovered' before we
can look upon the administration oi justice and
the execution of tlio laws in our groat Ameri
can cities, with,anyJofjibr feelings but, those of
humiliation'and shame., ,
.' Edwin B lago.
“ Othollo, 0 one of tho finest of Shakspoare'a tra
gedies, foundod on an ftaUau ' story,;.publiBhod
early in the Sixteenth, flentury, drew a very large
audience to Theatre. , The part of JagQ
was played by Mr. Booth, that of- QthcUo by Mr.
Wheatley.. ~The rest of the leading cost was;
Evicha, .admirably played by. Mrs. John Drew}
I)e*demonp t by, Jlies ,I?»m Taylor; Brabantiq,
most touchingly rendered by that fine actor, Mr.
John Gilbert; Cassini by,Mr. Dolman; Haderigo,
by Mr. Stoddart; and by-Mr. Bradley,
who mndo ell of this small part that could be made.
Hemuet Allowns to remind him that tho. Dogo of
Venice never yore crown or .coronet, his mark of
rank, being ; the'Cor//«,'cr homed bonnet
. I^r._ Wheatley played Othello very wall, although
It ia not sxaeUy in hislino. , Two or three Umea fie
was,.perhaps, a little too deliberate lnhisuttoranoo,
or rather it z.t a fault) a little too studious to
sonnd-.erery yord .fnlly* With this exoeption, wo
havo agreat deal to wmfn&p.i, J} is delivery of the
speooh bofore the Signory, relating $9 won
Desdepwna, was well-balanced,, dignified, and im
pressiro., There was good acting, too, in tho manner
in which howasgradualiyd r awhon, by tho devilish
arte of sagQ. The potion Qt tbc play
was tb^.,celebrated V farewell^ 1 concluding with
the despairing, hsart-broken,exolamation “ Othof*
lo's oceupation's gene v ,, ; On the whole, Mr. TVhoat
ley waa mpst succeßßfui iR’ tfeo jlaat apt., He was
riohly attirod, and remembering that Othello was
a Moor, and not a negro, colored, bis face and hands
accordingly.. But,indeed,-with tho exoeption of
the African Roscius, who is to - the manner- bom,
Bcarcoly any one plays Othello as a nigger, .
. < Wo have aeon,many representatlons. qf logo, In
eluding the dramatio toaraamont botweon Kdmund
Rean. and ,Charles Young, when they, played
; Oiktlh and Jagff alternately, and- doubt whether
we have yet met a better, pepresautativo of .that
oharacter.thanßdwinßooth. KatorebneatialiSed
; him for the character of the orafty, vindictive men,
Hli welUcut Italian fooe, with oppressive eyes and
eloquent Hpa, onp of ,tho parly pictures of
the first Napoleon as First Consul. Mr,: Booth
suffered under the,disadvantage of a, core throat,
we hoard, but his intonation wns.npfc by it,,
apparently, IJiayoioo, distinot and Dot loud, was ■
audible au oyer tholiouße—at)oast wehenrd it, as
wo sat in flie worst goat for bearing, (penalty of ar
riving fivo mihutc? after,the porforaopco began,)
which scat' is tho vory last |n the'pit, under.the
boxes. 1 Bboth' is the most natural lago, we
have ever heard or seep/ 'Hb manages his voice as,
well as Barry Sullivan, whloh is saying a good deal.
Bis acting is freeTrom thehsreqiltary conventional
ities of the stage, and wholly unstrained; The usual
fault of lago, as sctod, is to make the villainy so
transparent that Othello must have been a dolt hot
to have'doen through' it- But Mr, Booth's logo
would deceive a man with thrice the astuteness of
Othello. . In spCflking • ' : u 1 •'
“ This is tho night
. . That either makes mo or fpr’does jno quite/'
he broke Into a solitary example of rant. In the
lost scene, top, after lie was wounded, and particu
larly leaving tho room,,ho grimaood.a Uttlo.
These are all the charges we can bring against
him; and these are'emall, and may admit of a dif
forohoe Of opiciioh. '] -
; Mr/ BootJi .appears' in “ The Apostate ” this
evening- .We shall have some euriosity.in wit
nessing bis perfonnanco of “ Hamlet ” h>mofsow
evening. •
Boulio Sals op Stocks Thi9 Dav at Nobs.—
Thoma* A Sons sell thin day, at 12 o’clock, noon,
atitheExchange, stocks^loans, Ao. Sooadvertise*
meats, auction head>
THE PRESS.-PHILADFXPHIA* TUESDAY, AUGt#i\id, 1859.
lietter ( / •
(Correspofld6i»c^;of3^^^il. Y >v '<.-
;.v ;
Who shall be Jo is fration Candidate for,; ;
.President?" 'Mr.Briodiau«u’g, .
declination of - HieT inkUoa ; haa^ - trikeri g£
literally by his ofllc6*b9WBrs, UiatlieiEQay'be oem-'-
pelled to stand-upYtohis pledge, although ho will
take care to secure as many delegates as possible,
to wait for “ something to turn up” to his advan
tage. The next best thing, failing in the nomina
tion,,it} to eeonro ffuoh a candidate as yill take paw.
of’Ms friends’, tend carryout hte potioy. There a*o ?
few men on the-Hsfc,-however, that the President is
willing to trust; and this greatly complioatea af-,
fairs. The offico-holdersarri very willing to take any
name that.may be suggested from here. But whose
ehalLit T ,bo? / The. presidout etonott trust ? Mr.
Brcokinridgo aftor having troated Elm ivith so much
indignity, and, therefore, the office-holders fear to
go for Breckinridge. Hc'eannot trust‘Wise after
opening the columns of.tho (/oizjffrw/fow.upon him
so bitterly—and he is, of course, dood against
Douglas. .At the ycry momoiit, however, when the
prospect seemed darkest, tho name of General »Sam
Houston, of is presented." ‘Here is the man
for the Administration candidate for President, and
if you will watch tho course of the Constitution—
the organ of tho. President—you will find that
noarly every number .contains some eulogy upon, or
defence of the nevly’riectod Governor ofTexas—tie
hero of San jaciqto. Notwithstanding the hQwU
of' denunciation . against the Coiislitution' for
adopting this courso/ do hot ho surprised if Mri
Buchanan should formally 'annoimeo that General
Houston, was the ohly man'fit do bo nominated At
Charleston as the Pemoaratlo oaudldatp for presi
dent . ft is true he rau against tho regular Deuio*
oratio tioket at tpe ]aatcleoMon in Texasj it is true
.ho was,a member of the seoret order, called Know
Nothings; thnthe yoted forFillmoroin IBSS, and
that up to within a year he. was ono .of tho most
violent opponents of the,Democratic party; but as
he has formally placed himself upon thbAdminis
tration ’b' platform, ho is entitled to thediatinctibn
of a nomination at Charleston, and will probably
be backed by t|io wbqle pqifer of tho Government
: as it is at present oontrqlled. Speaking of the
1 presidency, by the way,'it lg a faot that may or
’ feriy tjiafc > number of the
* warmest friends y of Jtfr.„yioc President jjreok-;
! inridgo ;ftre actively. oo?ojierating with the^
, friends’ 6f ‘' Judge Douglas. - This is eepo-i
‘ ,qlall£ eqjh Qhio, N°ntqoky, and Tennessee. There 1
is arujqorib'the city to Blaok, the 1
■ Attorney.Generab received on his, arrival herefrom:
Pennsylvania last woek,'a prlvate letterfrom Vloe
President ireokinridge', expressly declining to
allow his Prime to bhqsed Ks' a .Presidential caudi-,
; .date at the next election, and stating that ho would,
! probably be ft Candidate for the. U. 8. Senatorship ■
in tho p|ago of &fr T * with
- ’this’report,' is. another tbqt the Brock.!
' inridge .was writen in roply to one, hinting to him i
-that J. 8., do., were disposed to sustain him (the
'yidQ i f > l‘C3hjent j ) as their candidate at Chfifjegtop;
: to defeat Judge Douglas: If, this' be bo, ‘there is
a sigiiifioancy in Mr.. Breckinridge arid i
I should cay r also, a, pretty seyero rebuke. The re
ports alluded to are rife dhroughobtthe.city, and I
leernJudge Blaok is the authorUyforthem. ‘ They
will douhtlesa appear iptheN G w. York papors this
morning, being communicated last evening, as I am,
informed, by telegraph. Upon what principle judge
Blaok has allowed himself to disolpse private cor
respondence to news reporters I cannot oonooiyri,
although the motlye piaybo found in a
embarrass r. Breo}rinrjdge> Senatorial prospects
in by a ppMlo' parade of hfs letter on
that subjebt'in the newspapers, in rpyeiago fpp the
rebuke administered to himself by the Bameletteri
If this ,be so, it. will be a miss-fire. The Ad
ministration cannot eleot a Senator in.Keritucky.iri
opposition to Mr. Breckinridge. . Occasional.
A. new vamuqtu pnjNTjNq fjiess EOfn sinus
. rnisrpu Ar oxoe—|j?CU¥ A Skp "city* postal
.. yACJMTIES,: IMITATIKU THE LONDON
. ABOUT-' THE INTERNATIONAL CRICKET < MATCH:
/ WHAT’S TO BE dpne, and where—new i?lay by
BOITRCICAUET— 7WUAT STRAKOBCU IS ABOUT —THE
Hiripr yfIONO-LABY NOVELIST AND SOMETHING OF
rigu—Nffiy MRfl. SUB PETTIOBU KJNG,
) AND MRS.; HENRY. WARD BBfJCHER—CITY DISFKN
. BARIES—TUB <c DAUGHTERS U ‘ OV .MALTA —TIIE
FALL BOOK TRADE BALK—GENERAL THOMAS
. THUMB TAKRS TO SALT-WATER. .
ICorresporidenoe of The Press.l
New York, August 29,1850.
Pcrfeotion In printing-presses is not yet attained.
A fresh and very practionl exemplification of this
foot will £Oou he mado in a where tho prac
tical has. always beonmado tho,. rule and not the
exception. When Hoe’s mammoth eight-oylinder
press waa'pift in operation arid found to.be suooess
ful, it was supposed that nothing moro remaiued to
be done.', ;We had surpassed' all our provious efforts
in that way, and beaten even the London Timex /
but the New York Sun, which has been a sort of
pibnepr jo pfJnting r machinory improvements, w|il
soon have within iU yaqltj n of Yankee,
■ngcnuity that will leave in the shade all previous
contrivances for rapid printing, and. compel its
competitors to throw arid* tWpresacs now lu use.
The has now in process of coristruotioD,
at a cost of forty thousand dollars, a press that
possesses this advantage—namely, it’ will feed
itself and print both aide? of. the paper at the
same time, and with the, , same rapidity that ono
sldo is printed on the mammoth Hoe presses,now
ip u.se by tho Times, Herald , and Tribune.’ The
feeding arrangopippt is an invention of Taylor’s,
arid has for some time put la' finecesaful uso
at Harper’s establishment, where, * by ‘ the way,
has recortiy boon pat in operation ariotherlabor
saying ipyontion—a machine' for wottirig paper,
that .will wet el* tipnes more paper than tho most
expert.operator can wot by band, and without re
quiring tho person handling the paper to touoh the
wfttor. ', _ ’ !i
' Tho poatjjjaster, of this city, in his efforts to ox
tond tho facilities of the offiee to its utmost, is en
deavoring to carry out the adpiipable syfltem adopt
ed in the poßt offico at London: The undertaking
is rendored somowhat arduous' by tho oircum
scribed and exceedingly, inconvenient building oc
cupied by opr post oglco { nevertheless, Mr. J?aw:
ler, and tho very e&p&blo assistants by whom ho is
surrounded; will oarrytho project to : its highest
attainable perfection permitted by their moans,
and pave the way for still further accommodations
to the public-
As tho day approaches for tho great international
straggle of the orfekoters, a proportlonato dogreo
of interest is manifested in all that xelaks to it.
The All-Eugland Eleven arc nowonthoway hitbor,
and will bo reoolved with the heartiest possible wel
come. I honr frop} one of the strong players of tho
St. Gcorge’a Club, that programme during thoir
qtay hore, ,is arranged ao follows > The, match
will bo played with the English Eleven andtwentyr
two" of Montreal, Tho second, botweon tho All*
England #lpyen and twenty-two of St. Gcorgo’s
Club, at Hobokon j t|jp botweon the Eleven,
and an American tweuty-twp, atphlMelphia; the
fourth, at Hamilton, Canada West, botwocn t)jo
Eleven and twenty-two of Upper Canada, and tho
fifth; and JflSt, at Montreal, betwoon tho Eleven and
twenty-two, half kelftg solootod by the Montreal
Club,’ and half by the St. George's. • • - . .
The neW' gro.nnd prepared' expressly forthis
grand tppmamont, by Mr, £Uoy.ons,,pt Hoboken; is*
in fine condition,' ■■ Ji U seated between the woods,
which enclose tjje base.-bail ground and Nbw York
Yacht Club house} and Mr. reridopco} ad
joining the river walks to ESysfan Flplds. It has
boon graded to an extent bf 'two &uhd?cd yards
oast and west, and one hundred and eighty yawls
north and south, turfed ovor and rolled, and if,
donbtloss, the finest ground.in the country.’
strakwoh has failed to secure’ Piccolomini, ' She,
goes to jft.U&da. winter, at a large figure; but;
tho indefatigable with him (about;
tho Ist of October) the tenor Fraschini and q. paw;
prirna donna. . 1 "
J said Bometblng in my last letter about a nbw
noyo! by a yfiung Southorn giri, Miss Evans, of |
Mobile. That onarining yonng'moiden is a ;
guest : at- the St.-Nioholas/ ’She's 1 good~gqod»na'
turod, good-sized, good-looking, and good gapo*
rally*—quite nnafifeoted; eagor to know things, vory
chatty, and altogether a pleasant person to meet. ■
In oompany % stiff proacber, who
nevortholess knows what’s wnat, I payo-just-on
joyed quite a corivorsational'season with hot. Bbp
he< Indefinite chat, and oirs it '** irom“ the shonf
dor & I s as modost and unasshming as ebo I
is 'clover) and her&Qb)fJ in my huniblo judgment,
will prove ono of tho and genuine
euccessos of any Ambriean novel' that hs; ypt been
ttshergd by any of the fominiho gender*. *’ 1 ’
By tho way, spooking of books, I omitted, in my
last letter, to mention two pew 1 tbingß that Derby
and Jackson are preparing to latmoh, namely, a
book of humor, wit, and n atiro, entitled Miss
SHmmcn’a Window,” a Companion to tho “ Widow
Bodott Papors/' and a novel by Mrs. Suo Pottigru
KiugLof Charleston. South Carolina, called “
vm 7 s and Crimes whioh tho Law docs not
Reach/ 7 They bayo a}BQ ready “ From Dawn to
Daylight* or• the Simple Story ofa Wostorn'Hpmo ”
by a Minister's wife. I don T t protend to yofloh for
tho acouraoy of the' rumor, but it IS said tpat tho
author Of tho book Is Mrs. Henry Ward Boeehor.
’fn conversation last ovoning with a prominont
physician,, afoot was stated that surprised zno'and
will probably be uew fo pjosfc people—namely,
that upwards of two hunted obsos of
sioknosa are annually 'treated, gratuitously, at tho
different dispensaries established by tho-city, to
say nothing of tho large numbers oared for by the
publio nqsmtajs. yhmga of this sort are credita
bio to tho humanity, et )§»Bt,-of tho municipal au
thorities. ■’ "' ‘ '
What a beautiful provision It Is for tho satisfy
ing of public ourioslty, that 1 something odd is al
ways turning up! The freshest toplb of talk is of
an event to tafeo place this afternoon in Brooklyn
—the inauguration of q |odgo of tho Daughters of
Malta, tho officeressds of whjoU ara to bolnstallod
by the “Supreme G. R. J. A. ofdhb Grder of S-
M? Stato of New York/*' Thhr feminino lodgo li
to be gpder tbo direct supervision of tho officers of
tho Grand fyodee pf tho State of New York; The
regalia is to bo sitoMay that of tho Sons, oxcopt
ing r p6rhaps, the scrolls, which 'flU bo
difforonh;' ' -* «
The annual fall book trade sale, in this city, com
mences to*morrow, at t|io rooms of Qobrgo A. L,ea
vitt & Co, Tbogctologuo isaformidabldone) cover*
Ing over fiye hunfiroifpagfls, and* from what I hear
from publishers and athhrs fa to’e tpa(|e, t|>ero |«
every reason to believe that ft will pe pno of too
iargoßt and mostßuocosßful that havoyot hold.
Gonerat Thomas Thumb, emulating the example
of tho rich yourig “ Cuttles** of this otty. has taken
to yetting, and now salls' abodt Long Island
Sound in 9M of tbs lastcst crafts going. Bp
“shivers” his little n timbers.” in trae nautloal,
and splices the main brace with the gusto of a
regular old salt. He*s able, for he has had
gumption enough to salt down a hundred thousand
For tpe undevoloyed fpn of the future.
ffoi|| ?[ew Yoyk*
THE;fiATEfl<^^jEjfs:
THE STEAMER INDIAN AT QUEBEC. '
Interesting Parliamentary Proceedings.
> 1 ’ ; ’ ■" '* ; .tl £• ii 5 I
ITapoteon’sJDrand Entry into' Paris.
SIR WM. (OUSELEY TOWRECALLED.
THE QBE AT* CBIOKBT MATOH.- 1
The Arrangements finally Completed. j
I’ARDON 'OF POLITicAL 'PHISONER's: ’
The Ministerial ' Crisis in Austria. '
Gari&aliU. tit r Command of the -Wove** of
€tfnfraf Xtaly,
jb •'Point, —igi. —Tho following'is
tho continuation of the, news despatched by the
steamer Indian : '' _ _
• -5 n«£EAT BRITAIN.,, , !
On-thb pforogatioh of Parliament, ih the Houso'
of Commons, prior, to tho delivery of the Queen’s.
ep6eoh',Xord John. lta&bll stated in reply to some l
inquiries, that Mr. Bruoe had been .sent to Pekin'
vrith,a ( vi£W to the ratification of the treaty with,
China, and. that it woe the intention of the Govern-'
ment to require tho Chinese GoveruiMnVto fully!
oqrry Out the conditions Of the triatjy andto ib
vito the Emperor to aooode to it.
Lord John Russell also stated, in response to;
questions, that he had hot rcoeived any official in- 1
formation which altered the character of tho state-'
meat he, ha A already made with, respect to the;
intentiona'of Friinoe and Austria regardmg parma, •
Modona, and Toscany. Neither had any informa-:
tion.been recoiyed os .lathe reported, proclamation:
ef tho Ited Republicans in‘parma‘, a* announced ini
the Vienna journals. \
Lord ElehQ Inaailod Whether tho present Govern-!
ment were really anxious that a volunteer foroo'
should he established- , , , !
l{Ord fdlffiorspin nud Sidney HeTftort’said it was I
the express desire ot the Government to encourage
the formatiqn of;, a ride ami artillery jOQrps.
The offiolat investigation into' the loss'of the ’
steamship ArgQ had terminated, but the deoision!
would not bo made public' until it was oommuni
oated to tho Board of Trade. It was understood,
however, tho assessors give it as thqir opinion l
that tho loss of tho ship' did hot arise from any
wilful acton tho part of hut that it was !
a grave omiteion'py him lu ndt having slewed his 1
vessel lon r : the obraing on of the.fqgi. This- find
ing is to be accompanied~W}th -a- recommendation
qf thp case tq th.e
board).'
Tho nomination of Mr. C. Lennox Tfhyk* ai en
voy extraordinary to a? reported
per tho last steamer, apd tyMmmmrea cession of
territory in Hqndqraa tq Giroat Britain, had given
to the impression that tbe English Government
was seeking to strengthen its position in that part
,of .thclwoils.'l. --'i \ \ > ‘ J , H r i/ (> (} 'rl
The Liverpool Albion states that Sir W. Gore
Ouseley Wfts.to bereoalled, and in announcing Mr.
Whyko’s projected departure for the Isthmus by
tho steamer leaving Southampton on tljo 17th of
August,, it says'; Mr.. he crippled
in nU'- notions by secret despatohbrfrom home,lift
oountrymen may expect shortly to see some practi
cal, evidence of’sound-policy, which, while respect
ing ih& rights of Central America,' antfassiatidg in
the development of free routes of transit, shall, at
the.sapiQ time, maintain the rights of,her Mqjoatj
and : her subjects m this' hitherto neglooied butim
portant oorner of the Queen’s dominions.” *
Mr, Whyko h&a been tnade' Companion of the
;Tho arrangement; for tbo Cricket match in,
America, between tho eleven pickodplayers of ajl
England and twenty-two of the United States, have
been finally’completed, and, the English players
le&vo Liverpool for America on Sep
tember. .
Tho following lottor'from Sir Oharlea Yorko, the
Military Seoretary to the General Commanding
in-Chicf, is published by,'the Atlantic ,Telegraph
Company, for the purpose qf removing the doubt
as to the;cable having neon placed in actual opera
tion; • «v
Horse. GtrAnns, Aug. fl.^-Sir : reference,
to my letter of tbe.7.th ylt., in answer, to your in
quiry os to any messages having 1 ever been transr.
mittcd to Newfoundland by the Atlantic Telegraph,
during the time it- wqa in operation last year,-!
am directed by the-Qeneral Commanding in Clyaf,,
to acquaint you that replies have been procured
from the General officers commanding the troops
in Canada and Nova Scotia, to the,effect tho
telegram dated Xonddh," August 31J 1858 p respect
ing tho Thirty-ninth regiment, was receive! at
Montreal on >the ,3d of September, and answered
on the following day, and that* a telegram of tho
same date was received at Halifaxbri the day of its
transmission—namely, the filst of August, 1858.
I hay* the honor, do., ~
• M - ! ' ' ’ " 0. YORKE. ■'
Queen Victoria had keen on a throe-days oruiee
In the royal -yaohtj > among tho channel Island#.
She landed at Jersey and Guernsey, reoeiving'ari
onthusiaatio welcome at eaoh place. *
Capt. Pembor, of the ship John Fyfc, arrived at
Glasgow, and 8. B. Alma, the ,chief mate,, wore
under arrest for having shot dead a' seaman named
John! McArthur. Gapt.vP. is said to have fired n
pistol at McArthur after hoYing beenthwarfcod in
an attempt to stride h|ra w|th a hand-spiko/ ’' *
~ LATEST BY TBLEQEAEII. ‘
M Londox, noon.—Al proposal Bps
boon made,-on behalf of *Mr. lio’vorj* to“onartor the
Great Eastern for a voyage'oat and Home, from
some safe port in Groat Britain to somo safo port
in North Amotion. ' The towns offorod are £20,000,
the vessel to bo provided with aoebrnmodatfonafor
2,000 passengers, and to steam fourteen knots per
hour on her trial trip. ,
The offioial correapondonoo Tolativo to tho con
voyanoe of-tho* North American 'malls was pub
lished yesterday/
*. ' 1 FRANCE. •' ■ 1
The triumphal entry into Paris of tho army of
Italy took pldce oh the' and passed' off with
great eclat. The streets wore orqwdcd to eic
coas, and tho decorations and the illumina
tions in the evoning were on the grandest
soalG. The Emperor land his * staff headed
tho procession along the Boulevards, from the
Bastilo to Uiq Vcnddmo, and were greeted
with loud acclamations. Tho Empress and the
Prinoo Imperial, woro at tqe £laco Yen
dome, and on arriving there the Emperor took np
a position in front of thq Imperial stand, and the
troops marohod on. Tbo defilement of tho troops
at the Plaoe Vendome commenced at half past ton,
and terminated at half past twq.
Tho soldiers boaring tho standards token from
the enemy ;were rec6iyed with pyatjops. • ; : ;
Tho fiagß of thoso regimonts which wore torn by
the enemy’s firo excited the population to enthu
siasts cheers.. <• , , .
Tho weather was fino, and the spectacle imposing,
but somewhat monotonous. .
The Emperor is eaid to have boon coldly received
in domooratio quarters, 5
On Sunday evening a. grand banquet waa given
by.the Emperor to.the principal chief? of the
army. About thrch hundred persons wereinyitoai
. ( At thoclosoof the banquet tho Emperor spoke
os follows:' '-t. - • -
Gentlemen : The joy. I experience at finding
myself again with most of the chiefs of the army of
Italy would be complete, if it were not tinged with
regfot to heboid fioontne’dissolution of tho .bio
ments of a force so organized and formidable.
As a .sovereign end as comipunder-ip : Qbief t X fhank
you again for yonr confidence. > It was flattoring to
mo, wliohod never commanded on amy, to find so
much obedienoo on the part of men’who had groat
experience in warfare. If success has crowned our
efforts, | am happy to attribute the greater part of
it to the skilful act} <J GV 9 tG d Gonorali who rendorod
my command syeasy, because,' with a sa
cred fire, thoy hayeVneceasarHygiyen an ex
ample of duty ' mid of'death. A
portion of our soldiers areaboufto return to their
homes. You, yourselves, are about to resume tho
occupations of /. do. not forget
what wo' paye ljct tfac .remem
beranco pf obstacles oy entomb, of cj'angcrppluded. of
iinperfeotiona discovered, po over prosapt to youf
minds, Ip of'the Italian cam
paign f ghal| distribute a medal to all w|io t took
part in it, apd l wtsh 4 & < k-’fe*4 a 3 r TO, M fts
first to wear it. May *t recall fpo juunotunca toyopr
memory," and'while reading ifte gJorfoHS namesbn.
graved thereon, let each ono exclaim. “If franco
haB_dono Eo.muoh for a people who js her friend,
what would she not do for her Wn'indepondenae.y
I,now propose the health of the army. - ,
On account of the fete of the 15th, tho Emperor
pardonod eleven hundred and twenty-seven per
sons foptenoed to prison frr various orimes, offerees,
and 'infringements of the law, or reduced tho
terms.of'thoirimpriMmn'onL r .
fho'Moniteur states 'that tfio Emperor having
decided on retaining for tho 'preaoht ari arhiyof
§ij,ooo men in'Lombardy, sovoral corps wbioh "had
pmoh distinguished themselves in the latocampaign
Cbuld fiot be representor} at the'entry of tho l troops.
- A local Journal sdatei'tbat Lnjp is to.be made
the headquarters of tf grand/military oopjtpand,
with a marshal of E ranee at ' its lt i's
thought that tho, promoted fortifications at Ant
worn h&vo had something to do rrith this meashro.
Tho French harvest appears to bo rather better
than expected,mui fiat iq gqbd as lest year. '
Whoat liaddoolinod fliguily wi Rani ' o ' j
The aocounts from the are for tye most
part unfavorable. 1 1
Tho Boririip was cloeod on the 15th, owing to
thofutcH. Qnthb 16th the bueinoss was ro'sumod,
and considerable fluctuations'took plaoe, tho rentes
finally closing at fi9f.‘so| Being q ' dCcllhp’ Of ?
on Saturday's prjo.o. ■ ,
Paws, Aug. 17.—tVaof this njorning
contains the following Imperial decree r
“ A full and entire amnesty is granted to all per*
sons sentenced for political oriroes or offences, or
those who have boon tho object of any moasurcs
taken for tho publio safety.l* l
The Moifiiejir also contains sundry nominations
to tho Hennie, including flepordl Ronnu)<jft,'Eoroy,
and others. * >. '
AUSTRIA.
The ministerial crisis is not yot ovor. A combi
nation, with Count Loo Than at its be&d, had met
with so many difficulties that its succoss is very
doubtful. ' . f ; , ; ~ J
Tho Count Ojlcarl Tnartihvot sad sofused lQ ap*
copt tho portfolio of public Instructions, and in ror
gard to his acceptance of tho 'Mimsfty of the; In
terior, ho put in combinations whfoh were rejeotfcd,
andfto hau therefore retarded to , his 'post ofGoy
ernor of “
Well-informed persons tftat tho Consti
tution, which the. commission was about ta' work
out would be characterised by the prjnolplh of ap»
centralization, by tho ‘ re-establishment of repre
sontlpg of provlncos, by prerogatives giveh to the
aristocracy uf produces, and lastly by striot
Catholic spirit. , *' -
' lh ,
Tlioro was no confirmation of the report received
at Vlonna that a Red Republio b4en proclaimed
at Banna. It asserted that, even If the roport
was true'the jmjrhala of Parte and jbrin. would
not be allowed' tq publish it, \ 1 t ' '
Garibaldi bad accepted tho chief command of
njj thoibrceg of the Centrally;/ ; JJehndarrjyecTnt
datp<J August 15th, snvs:
J(BSt night, np,4 tfijs mpraWg, til? fiito ftf the £g,.
peror wffS anpqpaosd py tho Jl/scnargo of artillery.
Xy tbd whrMpg,‘# rendw pronoh tf-oqps i.ooji
--j A Ff Pwm was also performed to tfop
ohuroty, which was richly decorated, - Tbow-wo
preaout tho O&bluet minister*, tho”'member* of
Parliament, tho Fronoh ambassador, the officers of
tho French army, tho national guardotte, and oiti*
zona of Piedmont. This morning, tho eight guns,
oaptortid at Palestro wore exhibited in front of the
tho evening thore will be a grand
f«Ste_.‘ ~i? jf)% ,
* Ailtfi)ah,on the 14th inst., the municip&HtV{&j.
1 atfgrfriited.ft statue of Napoleon, by Canovfr;isih e
PlafljtßreeTaViritbepfeseneo of Marshal Vaillaat,
thQSartJlnfan'Bnthorities, and a large eonodfree
of,people; Music war performed and salvdtfflVed
during the ceremony. '
The Tosoan National Assembly had elected Big*
nor Coppi as Its president. Deputy Qlnor proposed
that tho Assembly should declare the reign of the
dynasty of .Lorraine Impossible - in- Tuscany."*" The ;
representatives unanimously supported this propo- j
discussion of which was referred to the 1
8l the following day.
A* 4 addressed a
dospatohto tWftt4al PoWa'deotarihg tKat France
“ ra for
ad& e o o oXn“.,“ oa '”f . boB “ TOMooded b y;
_ LATEST.
ror ifPr ; %fi6 - • !
•— “ - -'sons, WHO tod Arrived at Parle,!
gives tho most positivo contradiction, through the
oau movement in Parma, and adds that order had:
not ocascd to prevail for a moment- in town land
duchy. • ' v l
PRUSSIA.-* j
A Berlin teller of thel3ft says: m The King’s ill-,
ness has not yet roaohed its inevitable termination/
Thb bulletin of thiamorriing 1 notices anfncrease of!
consoiousriegSj-but acknowledges a general drajiha*'
tion of strength. He is redueed to the greatest
weakness, and it is now a question only o? hours,
ratjfo'r ttyiq 6f !A& ftHe/pHhcas'antf SiiSis’!
ters have boon recalled, and no attempt is made fo
oopeeal- .from the public; the 'tfoar ftpproaoh of his'
ond.”
CAPE OP tiOOD HOPE. :
Dates from Oapotfown-ard 16 July 28. Thero
is no news of importance. Parliament would soon be
dissolved. Business
great measure to
but few importations being expected from the
UmtedSUfcMjjj.., , f « j*w- f >-,
London .Money fluctuations! In
tho funds had been flight, but generally a dull
h 1
<mt and advanced tq,Bsia9.si.> Tho bow Russian i
loan rangod from one'ahd a naif to one per cent.'
r a hedl^d-tL h f
ohango was abundant at one and a half nor cent. l
American securities quiet,'~without any es-}
MB° ( h^|^gg T BY) TELEGRAM. i l ‘ l H ■
IONBOS, ■'Wednesday, 17.—The Daily JVW ’
oity article, dated Tuesday, says : “An Improve-;
moot of threo-cightbs percent, took plaocto.day
in the funds, and was well supported ; theolose.
The oause.oC ko rise waa almost exclusively owing
to .the, of the Government broker as a
;Vi' - /’ T v t''i if»'2 x* ''f Si
There wM it fair demand fbr money, and but few
transactions took place below the bank minimum.
There are already, sufficient indications that* the
Russian loin will float successfully:" *'•-*'* §s)
,l!2 re lS? e *°haoges this afternoon were steady. *
Oity article quotes thd'rise Id Don
sols oq Tueadayat :one-hajfper,oetit.,iirrconse
quendo of purchases from Savings Banks'. Tho de
mand for diaoonnt was tnoderato, and the seneral
rate; \ f f.Vr
’Aproject.foxa ah ip. railway from the Mediter
ranean to the Rdd'Sea naj noon' broached.- Ships
arq tOjbe, lifted, and, lowered* by hydrauliopowe r,
and transported harass the Isthmaa in cradles rest
jngon railway, at pn
- Washington* -*■
the .Washington reporters of- th $ Atgociatedrnsa,
that .the Vincent tea andthe* Marion; are rincludex.
in' the'African Sqhttdron, rt fci arranged’by
cretary of Xha.Kavy,^,it may,be prppqrto say that
Flag-officer Jmnan,-.who succeeds Captain Conover,:
waslatbly sa'lnfbriued bythe ,Hayy Department,
signated for-that service.- 'The Vincednes has been.
out twenty-one months,'and tbe''"Afhrfo» sixteen—
not twonty-thfee ’faff* soke of tho
newspapers 1 ,J 1
The Secretary of.the Navy„has. just .issued;®
following “ general order,*;- namely : No order
will bo given to the nfSdioaf ibe\i4vy>t
render professional aid to any person who is no.
manity to respatujUo anyappealforlheicasaiatance
whenever sfto' aw bahhot b 6 obtained
elsewhere. An exception maybe made in favor of
reqhisith'mediCiU
All the members of the Cabinet are now here f wijh,
the exception of Secretary -Floyd. -i-
The Effect of the Atiroraißbrealis.
New Yohk» Aug. 29-—Tho superintendent of the
Canadian Telegraph Company.’siines'telegraphs as
follows in,relation to the effebt of tho Aurora Borea
lis lost night: 1
“I never, ill an experience bf.fifteen years in
working telegraph 'lines, witnessed anything like
the extraordinary -effect of the Aurora BoreaDsVbb
tween Quebec and Father- point, last ' night/
The lino was in most perifeot order, and well
skilled operators 'Forked' JnoOsfeantly from
O’clock last evening until ten o’olook this morn
ing, to get over in intelligible form about four
; hundred words of the report per steamer Indian
for thp AwockJcd Press, and, the latteniour
so 'completely woro “the wires undeV the Influ
ence of tho Aurora Bofo&lis that it was found ut
terly impossible to eommunioato between the tele
graph stations, and the lines had to bo closed. M
The same ’ difficulty-'prevailed <as far south as
Washington. , . ,
Boston, August from various
and distant looalUips do*oribe tho appearanoo of
the Aurora Borealis' last I hightis more' brilliant
and of longer duration thanlt has appeared for, tho
last twenty years. ’ 1
Ffom Havana, 1 •** ' ~_
TUB STBAXER PHILADELPHIA AT .NEW ORLEANS.
Nrw Orleans, August 29,—The iteamship rPhi
ladelpbia'.from HaVana', hos’drrivea. '’ v * ‘J‘
The Philadelphia left Havana on the 24th
and Key West on Iho 26th; :Tho general news is
unimportant. '
Sugars are dull. , Ul
Sterling exchange was quoted at 144&154 per
cent, premium. . , . , ,
Exchange on Hew York and other Eastern oiUos
sJa6i per cont. premium.
Shooting Affair at New Orleans*
_A RHYBICIAN.DANGEROUBLT WOU?r)JSD, - r
New Orleans; August- 20.—Doctors'Foster and
Choppin, physioians of tho, Charity Hospital, have
entertained, for ‘some time. past, ’an animosity
wards each other, arising from professional
jealousy. They met on one of the.puhlio streets
yesterday; op altercation ensued, whon Dr. Foster
drow’a r reTolper and fired at Dr. Choppin/ ’ Two of
the* balls'took effect" in the body of tho latter,
causing wounds of a dangerous character.
i Fall from the High Bridge on the New.
V - Jersey Central Kailroad*
Clinton,-. N. i J. t - .29, — Ap • Irishman,
named McGwino,foll from thd" high 1 bridge of tht
Centrat Kailroad. near this place, Inst eight, a dls
tanoo of over a hundred foot, and was instantly,
killed. He was walkingooross the bridge, and, ft
is supposed, was intoxicated at tho time.
Northumberland County Politics.
* Stf.Nßcnr, Northumberland'’Uo.J Aug, 20. —The
Opposition Convention of this -county mot to-day,
ana passed resolutions recommending General;
Cameron for President, and David Taggart, for
Governor, by a unanimous vote. Ex-Governor
Pollock, and Andrew Dennis.wero appointed dele
gates to the Stato Convention: 1 ' *''' - V
The Bee CuLTbnd.—The following 'paragraph
appears In t]ie San Jfrqnclsco farmer, 'and disclo
ses present oqn4itifin of the heo culture ip £a\i
figpia: *\\ ..
“.Three years-sinoe, my partner (Mr. Hopper)
bought three hives of bees,’ and let them to me on
shares. Tho first season I saved nino swarms; two'
Hent to the woods. From that stcok, last season, I
sayed twenty-seven; thyqeqf my first swarpis went
to tho woods. ’l* then had fi njan to assist’ tpo. who
professed tq, undqretand- bees., He went intqdho
‘ dividing system/ and I lost five that went off, and
in tho the. famiUcs being too
small fo lay up’ of food for winter; 1
had tft feed .soyeyal others. •' £thop gayq the map I
had eipployqd.two hiyos, that were in gooa condi
tion, am} two tjiat he afterwards lost. 80,
by thhj operation, Iconsider! was damaged not
less'than two thousand dollors, ,owing tq losses of
bees, feo4r trouble, <&o. :This season,.from twenty*
, seven swarms, j fraye sayod, ire to this tjme, nine
ty-four. My practioe is to lot them have their own
woy> pretty. inuoji; al;* havoc ]hsd, as high; na nine
swarms from tho old stock, and as hlgh<ai three
from several of my first swarms; ana, in one in
stance.-a swarm from the firstswarm’B swqnn.’V *
Our reade'rs aro not Vware, prohably/tbal this
onterpriseisindustViously ahddnt’eHigontly enbeu-
jn s andiathpr Stator. v Samuel -Wagner,
pq., of year? the pblo and accom
plished editor' of 'the’ Lancaster ‘Examiner, and
now tho o&shier of tho Yorjc Bank, has 7 bestowed
muoh timo and atten'tion'upon lij and contomplatos
publishing a book on the subject, which, we
predict, will h e adopted as a standard by all those
Who lajtottny interest,iji tjioQpJtqrqqf.tjiqbqo'. ,
The Allegiancc'Question.
[Frora a Berlin letter in, the Now/YorkHewjd.) ?
'urulorstfinti that the AWrioaifininlsfofj'Miy
Tprigbt/bas.-xeoirtyeiUfrofp t}ie Princo Regent s
full pardon for,' ftrancis, 4* Hoffpan, a native of
this country now in trOublb al Chicago, Illinois.
Mr. Hoffnlan left Phiesia' wheri he'fras'tweuty
yeftfs Of ago, without pejfonnihg hUnnilitary duty.
ilaVing oqimsion'ty rqtbrii somoytiioq since on pn
vote business,<jiidgpafent yea lajseh agsintithim and
bo was sentenced to aponsiderablo fine, .to which
yr 99 o4M imupfgonpcnt. ' Vf hq autHdri
ties have Shown their gooAsepsp an# good ” feeling
by remitting all ibis, 2nd Hr. Hoffman will noth?:
subjected to any further molestation. You are
probably awarethat this gontlemah is quite a pro*
minent'citizen of Illmoia", has'been a member of
tho State Legislature,-dnd ira 9 a candidate for
Lieutenant''Governor at, .the [last olection'. It is
stated ip the 'Tiifawe that tab less than a of
naturalized Amoriaap (Htiredfl ‘arp frying at the
ptesenti'poffiont. ia tpo Prussian army,
tho inquiries I have mado'l am satlsfitod that this la
a 1 mistake. I' rather think ’the colso ofChri'stla'n
Ernst, of Hanover, is stirring up those old GoyettK
foofits to'do tjieij* duty. Tn addition to tho particu
lars raonttdnod jn tft* 'Ambfipan papers IJearp
from uhdoubted authority that Ernst was arrested
forcibly,, by tho Hanoverian authorities, though
claiming to bo an Amcrioan oitizon and exhibiting
his passport, which 1 they, look, from him, together
lyjtb $lOO in money,'aW confined him forsevesfap
nights in a p;ison with criminals, before ho was
placed in the army. tlio .Uhited Stales
minister at IlerKn, who has taken his case i» bap4 {
will succeed in having him righted, in spito of the
doiay and procrastination sb'oharactoristtb' or Ger :
mnn burenitcraoy, with which ho has to contend.
IF industry apd closo application can do tho work,
it will, be aocomplUheqiPovernpr-TOrhi being
thoroughly in Earnest on tho s'ubjeot or Tm! protetf?
tiou to all our oitizons, whether native-born or
adapted.‘ In fact, this is 'a question |n whicifthe
1« » e Jne d »>p4? fe pz*)%
will show whothor tho Damp pp ap efyf
zon id‘a reality or vo# et praeereanf/til. rmiist
however, that it' deponijs qntip'oly 1 pjjori
cnorgy of tho United fitaics Goyorimierifctq
Sq/U&idci4 ip Q9pfojm4y tq tfeqir
1 tbo qiciates of justico opq commop eensp j ftqjt
if dfanqyer, and for’.that .matter prussjadoo, are
given dlfitfnotlv tq uhdorstanq ipat Genoral pass 13
determined to agt up to hi® ptefesaions, they w»U
yield tho point at once, and pot run the ripfc of a
breach which would be fatal to the trade and I
prosperity of their dominions, j
-■fit’ t4sB evening.
Walnut nui
?I?2SS? r SlL?^^iWl»? CH ; SIBKET THKiM*
in. Apmtata “ A.mo-
Gauwies, Race street, below Third.-
°9ft®s£t* nightly. {
ctet*^S\i? h O tY“ B ’ Etav “ ,h lbov<
eyemnx. OIrNT ARX *~* r ® B Concert every aftornoon and
Meetino ov xjie Gcabdiass or tub Pope!—!
A stated meeting of Ad BoardofGuartifamAf th 4
“ Blt>c >'l'>x4ta?io M 6.y.eeteTd»y
The fgUotfng its. -the comm* ofthe house for thi
week ending August 27,1859: - -- -. , i
• m ' J tiinVlast
*rrj vnzTcznj —i
■Decrease....« v . v . «,...... t ., t %1 . 21
tJ 'Mr^TYUlia&iB; , fi'6A'ti»eOoildiii|ieeonttidei;pre^
son tod .a cdntiuniritf-fliir Jrhles' dndtfegala
tionB fpr,’jfie : gvverpment of thei-Bibdioaldeptrt
rules,had been eubmitiediQ'the medi
cal board, and approved’ by thenl.' AdQß|eklv- v
- Mr. Marks presehted'tha report of ib ecflOTpita
Committee, with, t attacked, askinj
from Councils the transferor,the Xtaminthe genera
Mr. Marks offered th"e following:, , ’/' \
Resolved, That the Hospital Hfommittee inquire
Into the expediency of, *'change laJhamoJeSdr
furnishing medicines to'the out-door poor. ff |
Adopted,, j j , > \ rykt ii / 'jn
Mr. r Maria asked permission of" the Board to
make a statement:-' :About tlfre* weeks ago he had
■
the Hospital Committee'totoonsntt with him re 4
vardingtho, purchase of eertalnjlquort, of-whioh
;?«?>, toquirjxi linuaediateljv
and port wine wolSd be "shortly. In cdriformity!
with the wishes of the,Hospital Committed ‘fab in- 1
trodueed Mr. Bender to. thsriouse of a Bispham A:
Son, where he parohsaed three barrels of whiskey,:
at 62*sent* per gallon, nnd fire gallons of brandy i
at ?3. Ho also instruotedf&r. iß«der':thaU
when’itho wine was needed be shoufd mall'upon
me and X would introduoo him to importers and
til amoatipg of the finance Committee; held on
the following called upon to
explain a hill from another .house, fcen presented,
for three barrels of.tfh&key, (128 gallons,) at g 1.601
per i g&Ups, apd- |harr quarter casks (1471 gallons)!
appropriation, idade t by Councils last moathpsfbri
the balance.of the year, and a manifest wrong was'
'
fered to furnish »• better »r£iple#t W cents—the m
periority fortfe deftrinfhed W‘ab*odmjftt®m judeea:
the Stheref l wfcbjh cent* pergSHofi-
So that in a biU’of wteiover *sfo IttSS*
fnUycohaxgOd: (niersubjectrwjaired investfeattdn;
and he brought It to thp.'knowledge of
butatthe.sametimo refrained., from znoTingfor:a
SM.T '-r*?*
Mr. LYhn&raPl call thfe*ge an to‘order 'S-
Mr. Marks. '
Mr. Linnard. You hdVe-efit an imputation on
the gentleman,'; <*V j?--?- T
t Mr. Marks: -X press this matter to
tion. I wish this thing to be made public, and not
to bo buned; in : ; a 1; committee. jje accordingly
sShf^lfe “S49>,Sto Pto
that hia friendJ'MarlM, wohjd be
excited, aha he accordingly, had committed Sa re
and that the nutnborofiailiia fn the eSakwere
net th. Mule as on'tfaefacd of tbebill:ffrl-ta id
! Mr. Linnard objoctedtoaninVltUgaUbn.topuh- 7
ic, and wanted the. thing seht.W the Hoapl tat Coin-
Inufctee'. 1 ' * 1 nj -* .fwiV t i F7‘;i vvl
! ‘Mr. Marks'did hot wiih thla hsnrae' tiiitsilia.' ife
hoped the Board would indulge him in his dekire to
have the motttii'pabiioiy »i/tea. r ': : iro , did riot'waat
isnoh a eharge to gdbetoreMKiTptiblid’iMansttefed.
, Mr. Maria repeated that He MS madene'ihatoe.
He merely stated- the facts. A-gross fraud had'-
been attempted, on •the eity; .httoapUtddSiniiattffi
fated, and the blame put on the right shouldeM
t was orident tohlm »hd;to>y«ih.hi6mber of the
Board that oiit drihe hill/of MriTEUidlt the sum of
to ! nimnion-
Mr. Bonder.the' aeot,ibr.V.On
CSSfesfeffi&SSSr
I rating that of Mr; -Marianas far as. related to the
if±S£USS3s^&£^^Si
his aiSorioFbffice? r *^ l^ th ‘ **** Jim®
Dr. R. K. SmUh.wM in -tho audience, and, at
the request of the members, made an explanation
of hisconnection with thepurohase of the liqnors
was vile traato•That qpmiqariTiys corroborated
oxamincfl it, among whom.were seme
of (hi members Ofthe Board. Ho took a sampleif
it to a prominent liquor dealer; trhb promised tofnt-'
nish it all tho year round >for. 40‘dents a-igalloul
The whiskey was worth 23 centsagallon, according
to the same aathoritT.l iHrbrdered.it to be sent
back. As the requisition was not filled, he mailed
on Meters. Elliott and made .'the parohaSaJ i-'As to
his authority in this matter, which had boon called
, in question, he had only to eay, that’ It had'ilways
been his business to pnrehaso ,thiq liquor, aid that
there were numerous bfiwedeiits for the exorcise
of the authority he took upon himself.
Mr. Maria agreed with Dr. Smith,thst there Had
, been a precedent in’this owe; - There had i>een*too
many precedents of this kind In the history', of‘fee
institution. He wouldas>,However,■ why.'WSe.iti
thatMossrs. Elliott Were'piid 4Do r dillaV‘hid“fK
oents per gallon for whiskey, while heretofore
eighty-seven and a half ofihts was all that was
Mr. Marks replied that the hdmmittee h'ad done
this thing with the view of dispensing with the use
of broody. It was thought that by buying whis
;koy of a superior oharaoter they could cease the
■ purchase of the brandy, and thus savo, eventually,
jto , :;; i H'j t .‘J;, 3I i>
i A conversational debate took plaoo, when the
matter ended-’by Mr. Marks offering the following
resolution,:;- i.’iiiviv ” °
■ Resolved, That tho apothecary Mr. W. J. Ben
!dor, is iu.no way (responsible, for tbo last purohase
iof liqtidr from Jambs Elliott, • and that in -sendfdg
for the Same ho but simply obeyed the order of the
! superior officer, tbe ohief rosidont physioian.
i Agreed to. Ybaa—Evans,' Dickinson, Sorvor,
,Robbins, Lentr, Marks, Esher, Keysor, president.
Nays—Messrs. Maris, Crosson, Linnard,- 1 Williams.
Mr. Williams offered the following :
! Resolved t That be appointed to re
arrange the out-dooc distriots, with a view to re
.duoo'the number of physicians, apothecaries, and
visiters. r.>
The resolution was agreed to. and the following
iwere appinted as the jComiputeq. Messrs. Wif
f liams, Dickinson and Evans.
‘ After transacting some-routine business of no
importance, .thq ndjquruqd. .. t . . - % ■ v
ExotaßsioNisTs'hi Tow*.— of gen
tlomen from Providence have been on an excur
sion toKiohmond,’Virginia, stopping on tho way
:at Baltimore and other intermediate places. -'*• ’
-They-wero on board tho Yacht-Afosw/f,* a'beau-’
tiful, syipipetrjcol and to-sailipg Vessel gotten up
Regardless of qxpense, and-provided with all the
comforts, -, and ftrrangqpient« neces
sary to a complete’ enjoyment Searlife. 33ie
party, consisted of t Henry. Butler, r Wo, Buder,
BlandiDt&ndTbdmas A.Doyle, together
with the orew. They had a glorious time in Rich
mond, and Wer6 with'the generous
•hospitalltiof egtended J«r tfaelr, brethren of tho
jKnigbte Templar. Tho tjastoell anohorod in tho
River opposite Point 'Airy atjnqon on Saturdiy.
After remaining jn town IODg ocough to see the
;sjgbtsj and exchange compliments-with their Phtta
|de)phiafriends, they weighod anchor, and left, for
..BoLD,;S,QB«EBr.- r MaryJdffemiULwtB*talfen,
bofQroAWcrm a ri T B 6 m pacm yesterday,morning, on
■ the .pharge ;'pf ptealfeg a lot - , of silver forks , and
spoons from* the Residence’ of E.-Cl'BurHng r t(m
jAroh street, near Thirteenth, an Saturday after
, noon last. She wap wrested- % distance from
the house, with tho artloles lb her possession. A
! obiaol; was alsp skeleton
;keywas’oono«a6d' fif Ifet ‘Kwr, showing that'sho
; was an old hand at the busipess. , Before carrying
: off the spoons,' ■ sHe broke one of them to see
wbothor they weyo genuine sllvor. Her husband
was convictod of. penury a short time since in4his<
efty, and’ihe latpiy arnved from Jfew^ork.' She
■ was committed fo answer.
‘ Cavght iw ypE ,AQT.r-rTestetday morning-
Alderman- Balias oornmittM to- 'prison a man
named Patrick Moran, who was caught by Mr.
'Arthur Hughes on Sunday eyoning, in the act of
lbaving bis (Mr. residence,) at No. 11? south
Eighth street; with'’a' bundle On his arm.' Mr.
, Htighes had left the premises but a few minutes
'previous,'and the tbiof ayailed himself of this
’opportunity for packing up, a number of valuable
artioms' of olblhing, pot .’iTM happjly prevented
from making his p^jape,
; 4 c oide'n t B.—A laboring man, named Pat
;riok: Slahocey; fell from tho new synagogue on
•Seventh street, nbpvo Pb orr y> about noon, yester
day. and was very badly hurt., He fell a distanoo
of apout'fifty feet. waB carried home. ' .
About tho same time, a boy fell through a
at tbojapapned ware manufactory of.J.
Hall Bonrman, Cherry street, above Sixth, and was
very sorlausly Injured. Qe woßqopvoyed to tha-
Pennsylvania Hospital. -• -- t ' # :
: FiftE at the U.\r\’Eßsp'v.- T There was an
Rlarmoffiro yesterday evening nhoul 'half past
eight, occasioned tho burning of some furniture l
in tho south building of the University. It was ex
tinguished without much difficulty, Thq alarm was
promptly given through iho fire, telegraph, hut by
,a mistake of the qolLringer • }tx the steeple & num
ber of tha fire companies were sent dowpj instead of
’the Ideation where their services lyere needed.
; St<>he vovng men cut a
Wo of glaas out of a show window of Mrs. Caro
;line StoubeDal's jowelry store, at Fifth and Ghost
j nut streets,'at an early hour -yesterday morning,
•and stole forty dollars* worth of jewelry. One of
!tho 'party, named Charles \YilUttms, was arrested
!and sent tq prison: , IfiS companlo'ps succeeded in
-making their escape with their booty.
I At ttte Vsatjitlg par? WCjo <,p
proaohing ■ tb« oity yestorday morning, a horso
[attached'to a wagon Suddenly took fright, about
three miles west qf ‘this city, turned arev»nd sud
denly, and throw tho occupant of j the vehicle, a
.wpihan, to the gro.und, Injuring her severely. .
DiEE.-i-BottVoeta oqe qmf two p ? hfo^kyc^
terday morning some wood Vfhieh was drying oyer
,the oven at tho bnke-konsq of Godfrey Shieckley*
at Hlbbord atreot and Girard avenue, ignited,.gp4
j TaiFf ij?p FißEr—Yesterday afternoon übdW
five o’olook, there, was a plight fire at No, GOO S
Ninofeenth street. A
five rei/plted JVos simb
mg. Tfie daipage done Waßyerv trifling. - , *
Hoanm
years, broke his leg yesterday afternoon by tallinir
from a horse while riding noar Conshohooken. He
w&b admitted to the Pennsylvania Hospital,
ISMKAHmMSHB££^3M
c f SHT rr
Tire M ret*m-.>'<v;x«T*»»Uißiß EPT ,oi, AT
to tne most
rHall, rsep9mE»oie(l:, > by., th»: Ureys of
this, city. They m receired in the ilatl at
foifS 6'orAk P‘M./t>ri%ai- "Henry: -He' ex-
Hiaeg- to- tlie-teaftery *rMt<-ra a '/ortof ml
come. lie touched oriefiyupon .the' history
of the .w^atjh^aU memorable
in the history ~of oar country. He took ooca
itoctoadtetfa® fact-that Urafemalnsofthehouored
Kane there lay in being; consigned
rssti eg:
as citizens of aaeighb6Hir*:'ine
tropolUj aspert of . that citiaen soldiery nipon
Major Warner,,cf the Baltimfirt Guards,
then sfid i 1 * On behalf of~ Cho Baltimore City
G are here ; to-day,’l Mnoefely offer you
fmamsartgras
JJaltimoreans, we 'feel proud that w* are granted
the ,pistileh# ofv~ ettaßmg .here, where, ; wltb the
Xengrabla of PhHfl/laiyiua.ptood Charles
Carrollton..'; Mr JorTmsrdycimo
hero to think you on behalf not oniyofthaßati
more CtoOnards, bat of the njty,of Baltimore,
th*t ere hre hbw representing. Gentlemen','!? will
&° { m Ml memory of George
befoxu‘jne~tSe
first in war. ~the Jint in. jwwe, and first in the
hearts, of his fconntmieir. ‘-"May nothing erer
'bbstiure’tijo ;iaBtre'bf, his ? famo—when hjaesand
marble shill navi faUen-tc’decayJiii inehiory-shkil
endure forever. *' /. *'
the hand and weloomed them in the warmest man
ner. The Guards remained in the fiall fora lour
wh^e bell.Of the sta- 1
fftg*FSWstfybWiJhttwytfasrftowWL ~'-
' Theyflfterwardsprootoded to the Juls of Schuyi*
kill, where theypartook'of aeollation. They will
.tosraftirhom« ; UiisMLO.ratog.. „ vj.-itvK
nSANCIAI. tUISrCOJUERCIAI.. ;
Jk'l /Tjie iliii6j irfbrketi
. ToKi^ri
Is quite docided,but to?day the. record of the tran*:
action*-.pf the -Sjook Boatd7 v in. this eity may be
PP in tbs iUrlooking word ‘t duli-” Penn
ifiylrahi* JUilroMstockat 39J f Reading Bail road
fiaetuatinz between, 22J and. 2$J, half a doxensmali
Jpsalw m^ihe.huaiasasof
wsdftb A Bapk sold at lfi, Baidcof d)omiheiwi)O f
135. Soalh'irfcirk*4n& MoV&isehfticg'Gaa Company
shares sold at 9}; Jlanaynnk Gab Company at49f.
City^LwnDB^rejwithont|s|fßge^lp^taeeB ? :apdaif»
The increase
of Joans, anda eon* id «table- lathe amount
of ihe'Htfjtitits'and tiidapecle
ment is auftef tagnr* *aigeneral
faith in the stability ofjhepresent comparatively
easy condition of the money market. ' -
statement. *\
WEKKI.T tub, pbu,Auauraia Bays*.
•Saw*, 3 ' *l* V *°A**.‘ r- p V
Ahgueta Any tat a. Aut.tt Ao^JB.
PhilfwUlphia... tSOStfioaK *7BO 000 fBiOGOO
North America 160 912- 37809064*645 644 574A81
FaniF&Meeh.- 3.778 410- -3748663 - 874R6 93mi
ssssek&s ijsss? -jfs#-
uf.iSSS 28,88 §s?g
Kensington...:. 79D961 .. 738,8)7 144*3 128 498
Penn Township. 812 849 ‘ 801.»1 161.470 118203
-Western....... 1,3J*77£ 11*43 BIT 348708 321343
Men. 4 Meet., ~M3fs9ff ~139730 MS 810
Commerce..K': v '9oS,iii" ,'m flOraS- SSto 110203
HW.364:sao.sa nrtoai
Tradesmen’s..., ~,570,557 ~577,618- .115.985 . 123.108
Consolidsli 6B:.- 0993043) 432,075 56208 '-63 455
City..:..!..'!:.: .812234 ~837711 134117 115211
Commonwealth. .5» 072 . 811220 58 880 68662
Com Exchange. 590,96 a - . 277,797 . 03527 00,160
,378.348 ' 391i570 56 22? 7.55,55*
I 1 24,363,912 16.079,162
~00 CiaiiTtATlOtf. *
Baks«.'---<-.-'.' iV.ti :« •■,■!>•? ~-f. i .'u ■■ *
‘ ><K-T f 1 August*!.} Angnatg. (Amk.29.
•Philadelphia.;.,. fl,44?<K; fcL47SO»; #3fi>,ooo &S&600.
iNorth America. IAJATMi 'IA3SJ7P; T*54:431; 3SSASS
;ParmAMeoh>i l7B’ -*3,77M7ff -7369 280 365,190
'C<artneMial;;«i .'J«73tW> : .\6Bltt® 143 000 135,000.
; Mechanic*’,.*... -*81*761; * lfilffle aUtftao
fN.LibeitiOii;.. " 845,000 J ja«o ’'lCffOUfr
v7^e3r.»i ; - .Vui,6a/ lt 0r, 740
lKe*«ift^3ra K 'eS)79r. <*. 621,756 1»5» .125,606
Penn Towniiup. 6755at' -j 6321*2 .; 31,6®
Weitenf. 918178 it \ 909,169. . 123 AS . 116.44&
Mecha.. 567040. i AStUTO r 130,3* g: >128780
'Commerce 418 000 BlBlO ,77^28-
; Girard 750167 1 775 080 203146 199346
,TnwleBmen?s.v-; «ri4oL9ls! .in4BU»> V-Stlos ‘i 9Tfl35 f
'Cdn&litfetionY.; ~ lSt&S' : 'JfI,7ST '91,5* *9O 406
City ; 416,198 416,680 107,425 106070
.Commonwealth 173,602; ;e 80,323 774C0
Corn Exchange 234 356 -231,405 87ADO .89 285
Union ,,;i»5,4Sa T 101.fi® 100,860
Total 14,096,370 1-1295,303 U,724 061 fe.6£sAsB
‘win; Changes '
et ent*
The a'ggregaW' fiKoir tto'l&UovTlDg 'eHaages iu
compariuon with thoso of. previous statements: .
JR JA H jUjm.ttf.L' f/
Capiial Stock 511,020,929 $H,622.BJfi. ..rne,sl,BSo
Loans.., 24,526,308 34,353,912. ..Inc . 33 601
Due O So oiftjf bVsi "Sfl'wr I'^'Sr-lnS^Ss.lS ;
Dae tootherßts.. 1802873 3.003 258...1n0~2a>.383
i The'foUowing ?,
the otJcMl atTaiiou^time^sinea
NoTemberiB67r'; 7 ; - -
• 1857. ' L<ums..‘-i'> Specie.? Circulation. Deposits.
.*,5n,4« 3,141,113 -tt.&fltfMr
Jan. ' tfwlsf
Jaly . 6,650,877 , 2,*34,131 16^66&1*
iJan. 3-.. .25,451,057 6,08 A« -3.741.7 M 17<«9,0QS
& b ‘K & ? *®*» - * *.138,403' xzri&ttMt*
Marth'T.f:*,7l9,3B3 0,933,714 ' 16372^88
April 4... .27-537,047 6.3U8.M3 • $425,190 37,154 770
, Maj 2... 3LW3S9-, . 3 04U02 17,781 2»
.June &;• Jft7? t B7oi '.0415,087 12,933195 J JS,3BOfcW
July 5... J 26.443.440 4407,033 3,803 303 10,4910*4
A XU. 8...-24,741238 > 4,880 630- 2,809,406 14,623,433
77 M... ,24,497,730, 4.M££U XmjjßXZ >UlSg»‘
. " 22. r. .>04)79,183 2,721061 14090370
1 “ 29. .'.*34^63,913 ' 0^33,973 - J 3.«5 2 805„.
The followifly is Tmmieer
at ths'Philadelphia .Clearing House for the street',
ending August-Jit* tarnished .by Gefoige E. Ar
hold, Ksq., the manager:" ' 4
1 - St:::::";:::
Clearing*.
.$3.203425 4S ‘ ' $169,213 G 8
..; 1JJ76318 68 T< i
.. 2.770213 10 - . 123,697 48 v
1,734,43131 * 1M 936-®'
.. 2,469.069 38 89 646 71
2,674,47$ 81 172 748 09
816,730,630 72 9839,467 24
Tire suea .were this morning on Iho
motes
the Bank of WbrningtonaudHrendy wine. Three
dollar notes aro said not tq'b'o.lssucd .at ,idl by . the.
bank, and our readers may save, themselves the
trouble of studying out a deseriptibn'of'this n^vr :
fraud, mod iUU...escape fromj. being.-cheated by
refusing * everything 1 -'that 4 a thVetf
dollar note of the Bank of Wilmington and Bran
dywine. j- O v
Charles Moran, Esq., has resigned the presidency
of tho New York and Erie Railroad Company. •
( The Pennsylvania, Railroad Company , are re
building in the 'most substantial and durable man-'
ner most of the bridges along the line-of their rail
road. . The new bridges are nearly all of iron: .
, AjurioiH case haa. jass Aeeu .satUedhs Mbitra-.
tion in New Bedford, where a dispute had arisen as*
to the owhebship’of'oil scooped up from the surfivoo
of the river, and in tho streets and gutters of tho
city during and after4h» reeent groat fire in that
place. Cornelius Howland aod James B. Wood
were the referees to decide what salvage shall be
, allowed on oil <soooped up front the'river, docks,
and Btreets of the oity, and they have accorded that
such persons saving this oil are entitled to' three
quarters of the oil saved by them. The salvors
have generally agreed'to these favorable terms,
and they will. probably all oome into the arrange-
D*GBt. ... » . - ...
The Illinois State Jotcrnid of tho 23d says that
at the Government land sale wbiofi took place at
Springfield, lost Saturday, there were 1,100 acres
sold at prioes varying from one dollar and twenty
.five oents to eight dollars and fifty oents per aero.
The land sold in parcels, and ia situated tn differ
ent parts of the State. ‘ ' ‘
, The people of Baltimore appear to’ be .delighted
with their passenger railways, on whioh a couple
of the oars commencedAo vun last week. The
:Pittsburg peqple are oqually-happy In. their new
experience of this great public coDTe&ienoo.'
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE «at.wr.
August 49. ISSS.
aSPORTBD ST JtXNLET*. BKOtV«, Sc CO., BANX-IfOTB,
STOCK, AND SXCBAKOS BBOKS&S, UOBTH WBST COBXXB
TBIRU XNP CBSSTtaUT STRkSTS;
’ ’ FOIST BOARD. *
2£oo Citv Ssotd Gas *7O 10055 I Boaver Meotlow R.. Bsstf
10W Roadm;R6s 70... Bljf 20 Reading it
10(N> - ■- do BJJ£ -1 - d0"...* 22tf
1 Philadn 8ank..;... .117 ’ 6 Penn* R bs 5^
4 flank of'N Am. .Sds.l33 2 do . 357
'l6 Bank of Commerce/. 6Qr 15 Wilminztonß../.'.' 3oW
-U'.-wdOi CO .S2d&3d>stß 40?<
-20NPenmvR~........ ajf SManajunkOas 49*5'
do;-;..Ahf22 G*s.. sj?
_-;x .* BETWEEN BOARDS.
a»Citrflsnew w
-. .r-.BECQND_BOARDi - - • _
City 4anow -.10255 SOOOCitj6sR 98H
200 do 1000 -do 953?
700 do. ............ 99 3000 Read< R65’83...t0 693*
'SOO do.coupon....Jo2V -100Read<R..B5wnAin 22i?
aJUO .d0.E......-V.fcft - 10 Cotnmohw’th.BkV. w
CLOBING PRICES—D UUj.
US(S3 <7t ' ScbaylN«v Btoo^S
SK- jrer. 16? c 17
« R;.*...; * 4
JO2)» 103 .*• 7b Ist m0rt.6055
pen»«E-°;,.. 86 2?' 01
it» s
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
w- 'l} August 29,1859. '
Tub offerings of Beef Cattle were rather larger
than last, arhountlng to uoaffy 1,500
bead,-and prices Tanged'about tho same, with a
fair demand to notice batchers. Tho fob
are the. sales at the Avenue and Bull’s
Bead droyeyarda reported to-day .*
*OB imo. Abrahams, Ohio, s9atf.so the 100 lbs.
3t 2dcClees, Chester co., $8.50a9 25.
m B. Baldwin, Chester eo., $5.50a9.&0.
19 A'. BMebangh, Chester oo.» 59a9.25.
18-Courson, Chester co., $8.75a9.T5.
170 M&oney & Smith, Ohio and Va., $g&Q 25.
i7O If. Iterate, Ohio, $7a8.75.
* 29 D. Gommill, Bolaware co., s7a9.
‘4l Mnrphey, Vo., $8a9.50~
67 Chain, fayette oo„ $B&9,
26 E, Marshall, $5.50a9.„
$8 B, Cray, Ohio, s3aft. -
42 Vnderwood, Cheater co., sBa9<
90 McQu&td, Ohio, sBalQ.
40 At. Scott, Ohio, §4,
18 «b. Forrest, Chester co., 53.50a9.i0.
“g iV°, X f“ nt J or A McFillen, Chester eo., s9alo.
18 B. flood, Chester co.. 53.25nQ.50.
82 Coohran ATdcCall, \'« $7.50a9.
20 Soott & Kimble, Chester 00., $8a9.25.
80 Kimble & Kirk, Chostor 00.. $8.75a10.
WSoott ft Kimble, Chester 00., 58.25a0.75.
?? 'J°, 3 > ®tenah, Delaware co., 58.50a9.75.
2a John Todd, Cheater co., $8_.25a9.25.
5- Hlinoig.(common), &1&4.60.
15 Uavid MartinfcheatCr co., §3.50.
40 Young * MoFlUen, Chester co., $g.25aff.75.
?o Hathaway A }|cFillen> Chester co., $d.75aD,75.
.2(1403. JJoJiUen, Chestereo., $8.75a&.75.
' -About head bf fat Hogs arrived at ImhofTs
yard ( this weehy - were disposed of at-prices
Tanging from sY.to $3.75 the 100 lbs net. The,
latter only obtained for extra quality.
- Thq; receipts of Qows and Calycs were about 100.
head t\iia weeV, and nearly all were sold at from’
$2O to each, according to quality.
Of Sheep, the following the particulars of the:
safes.' v Prioea are unchanged; V_ * ■_* 'v;
; 2,b00 by flasser A. Pierce,"at 7aBo per lb. ‘
, 2i2ooHlotrfgh:A Martin, 7aSo. i\ \
' 2,800 Myers A Barnholt, 7aBo.
1,075 C. Grube, YaBc.
1,000 Thoe. Alcorn, 7aBc.
375 $ §avi t 7aBs.