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ABOVE WIESTNAJT,' STREET, !
Aping linuortaticin of new styles Royal Wilton Vel-'
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aIairOCCOA ATEltles; etirlOurairid the
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the isinirinoe of: the mat reasonable terms.
JOHN"
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RICHARD -RUNT,
4,1„3-Ita , • -47 EIMER' FOURTH orRERT, •
CARPETING . - ,
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WAAHELOUSit, 144 ttolda THIRD STREET.
*Die-Imf • •• - • - , - -
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FLOOR on; Olney and ohOwo otyloO now
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Wales, int ' ' No; NO CHESTNUT Street,
13:AILY • & ,BROTHER.
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'ENGLISH TAPESTRY' CARPETS. Just tooolvodo to
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WALL , PAPERS. '
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RA,PEFL„ HANMENGEL
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facilities to Southern and Wootent
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PAPER' HANGINGS.
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JULtnilltwOUT Cit_o
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FROM SOMBRERO ISLAND, WEST INI/HEIL
THE = RIORKST" 'FORMATION OF FKOSPIi4I4AI
OF LIME KNOWN IN THE WOR-O t .
It potash. over 10 per oent. of. Bone' FbrierAetreqlt
Linehllenle d 0 per cent. richer 'ln Fhoephat• ofLine.:;4
than Bone Duet. , • , • -
FOR SALE BY. TOE TON OR CARO% ANEI.
FARMERS, AT
$3O PEA ' IAN 0* 2,000, LEB. ,
• JOS.-B. HANSOM& Co,'"
Sole Monis In PlWdelpMn.
uthe-frrer-2m No r .' 30 iioWhi ViA ; 1101. Stnitit.:)l
TO FARMERS AND GA ROE NERS.—Thff
subscriber hi,i tiow 4Wiiknd a luso lot of esNIT4
tNE POGDRiirr.o, of a;aueerior qnstity,Wniolt Wilt I
be aold at the . lowest. cash prices. ,Warrenten to g lye]
infe h oliz i o N l I.'ll , eas:s warrant its kaligefit
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•• - HOSIERY. . -
_ • DLOVDII, AND SMALL ,WAKEN. • •
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faldlut
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et
FACTORIES,
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t •
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490 COMM:EROS Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
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f &trove, the United States, and Canada. for the put
live years. We are, therefore, now prepared to state
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ad. A very pure and melodious
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fr Taff Belt is warranted for one year, with r rootm
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to
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Above Third,
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.DITY AND NEAR t JUDE. Islt4ut
CONNECTICUT.
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Importers el
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1110,, U 9 MARKET EIVigRT. -
or Our meant stook, eeleoted In the beet Haraseaa
ilerlite by esrsoives, is the MOst•Sonsplete ,w e have
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rOLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES.
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prifird:FACTUREitS OF, OM-CLOTHS,
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We invits the attention of dealers to our large stook of
FLOOR, I'AtILE, AND OARRIAOS, OIL CLOTHS,
GREEN 61/.AZND OIL CAMBRIC,
I beautiful article for Shades. The jargon stook. of
WINDOW„ SHADES and BUFF HOLLANDS in the
market, attprieti which defy nomination. ' fey-gal
6c CO..
1106.10 AND Oi NORTH TIDO STREET,
WO/ITEM AND:DBAL;BRS
SILK
• . AND.
PANCY DRY ,e,O;DDS,,
want 'oooDa t LACES; LINENS, EMOROIDE
RIES, lIOSIERt, CLOVES, MITTS, AND
(0.1-31 n MAMA.
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, 01' • ,
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P
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i1860."..13PR1NG TRADE, 1860.
RAIGUEL. & CO..
000/VIRES AND JOBBERS /N ,
FANCY DRY GOODS.
137 NORTH THIRD STREET,
Are treeared to exhlbit at their salesrooms the most
complete stock of goods ever °tiered by them, present
pta unusual attractions to the trade generally. • -
The stook comprises a complete assortment of ever/
vaziett
BILKS: RIBBONS, •
PRESS GOODS, WifiTB GOODS, .
IiMBROIDERL63, CLOTHS,'
' CAS..inf.E.RES , AND VESTINGB,
,•• '
Arai •
TRIAINZAW.
Akio, a foll end markt aiteortxrient of Sprint
AXD .
• ' MANTILLAS. •
, I
To 11 1 1 of eihieh they invite the attention of
. Oiell AND TILOMPT SIX-MONTHS BUYERS.
1.1f:rill/NS; ' •
V. 0. strut,
RAIGUEL, W. W. KURiZ, •
H. F. BUNN. fe 18-ti
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11111671AMINVIi.
te) t j t reso
THURSDAY, APRIL 12,,,1860
. , • „ , . ~ ~
Ojsera-Ifingers and OPerayllitaitage
re.
: , Seine drys ego,_ we ,tonk, leave jo yeeinmen
upon the skilful mancetivre of Messrs. tillssia •
I and; Strattoech, by !which, after, Miss Adel
1 Pattithan takes leave of her Philidelplihne •
1
trons; she waif brought beeli fora se/ea:fn.
finallarewelibeniflt.- We *rendered 'Why:V.
Mr. CruntunlOr 4iell-kit y ciwnplan.ethtiving cf
1 third and ieitfer:Miell,4o4-irrt,tarkee'"„tadine.ei
ewes had not inien made' for.having it, in limn •
of Miss, Patti.- .An, adviirtisenaent,in the 2f )
York,papers of yesterday.-iwileatna.that the :
rosily will be stag; faressollpaektgaitiutd ern
chiding Patti`, llitnellWtratt*llMPlikakahedt,
rims that t oi , ' , Ti itgYo a ['P.m il.:, , -,..ii0- ,
. 44 4; *,•
I riti , -,a d ig i vi ri i i i,..l : ''''4
41• 1 401:*7 - MTWillin ' 31 1 1, 6414
- • ass tlistabdwillmalteihor neat
tattlPtirollof 'cr ?sliest Apritlf!. tiffs(' Asiadsmi
a
stavingbeen of previoitily tor ute anniverts,
the qoriipani,will d"ptrt for tromp isKR)OO.I-
1610 1 .36ru11id ptifilese_ nrififai mike therelosivg
I segOspaswees t ortetkii i hoM. , enia" ern e L-p ; .e•31::
'rr
Ote,Yti V.o lB ;:lii.iti l l, t tg Iti 6 tet l Y;;74,o!ilai
bieie ^ eorinenlietilii;,:”. S . O, "°enifti`CPOrtitiei
iftinaiW . St:.,Nnit L e,aernher,:iosolit Miss Ade
lina P;lti *ail biOuglieto this, city, by Meagre.,
•llllman and Strakosch,:the public. were inform-I
ed that the young - lady was actually engaged for
the Italian Opera in London; and must' leave
New York in March, in order to, be in`Len..l
d'on'at the - "opening of: . the operatie • seison l
MiirtY pereen,s, Maxey among the number, cer- 1 1
tidoli thought
,it somewhat remarkable, that!
within t!:few weeks after her debut in. New !
York, (and indeed before the news of her sue-1
cers could have crossed the - Atlantic,) .anyl
engagement should have been so rapidly made
by out English manager.' Be' that as' it' may,
Philadelphia' waa told to rtiaki3 muchof little
'll4O Patti, dating the short little she could bei
h'ere, tieeauie she muss leave this 'country toil
tempo Si March, In order to appear in opera,!
at ,London, in April.
We did make mucked her, and sholeeerved
it, for she ii a very - nice little prima donna,
deficient in power, - it lirtrue, but singing !
prettily, with a iibe,'citeat Voice, Which seems:
to gain 'strength `by len : Mice. If she is zipt;
overworked, 'and . she has,' sang a great deal!
`diming the 'six er seven months which have!
elapsed since her debut in New York, she will
be a very pleasing , and reliable vocalist,
though neither a Malibran nor a 'Jenny Lind.,
For she has two drawbacks : first, her voice
has' a tendency to run into the high notes,
which almost invariably end's, in what is Called
wiriness) . and, secondly,ishe 'has no prospect
of ever beedming a_dramofic-vocalist,who not
'only sings bat acts. To 'illustrate • this,.we
would : rimy that Madame Gazzaniga, with very
little voice,-'produced great effects, by intense
acting, and that Madame Colson not only
acts well, bait' also sings with exquisite
skill, natural and *quire& MISS Patti, so
tar from acting, 'bits not yet learned how to
walk
_upon the stage. . Her. short,, quick,
mincing steps ar e the reverse of 'graceful, aid
remind us of Madame de Wilhorst's rapid
waddle, which was so amusing. '
In March, just about the time when it might
be expected' that Miss Patti was 'packing up'
bey trunktitolkine forth; aCriisa the 'Atlantic,
'to corMninice her " Louilcin ' engagement,"
tfllman and Strakitsch dio,PPed her down In
Philadelphia, where she took a solemn fare
well (bene fi t) of the public, in the Academy. o f.
Music, on the plea that she was , about going,
to Europe. Three' weeks later, without a
word of explanation, we had her again, taking
..-pond fire Well, (and benefit,) and playing
two 'of Mietlintjettet.......,‘ „ I l i r t a -
Theri lin'syateritin Ullrefilfd - Str - airosemir
_,.
Manegenient;:of meiritig'gie ,
, jiligers .play
second to inferiors. Thus, Luria/go, was sa
crificed to Gazzaniga; Laborde was put•in the
back-ground, to give , place to that clever, tined
bug, Piceolomini; and Madame Oolsen; by far
the boat dramatics vocalist we have had in this
city for years, Was kept back that the manage
ment might make play with Miss patti:, We
learn that Madame Colsonosho Isknown and
appreciated In New Orleans, his gladly availed
herself of the opportunity ofilltittinit avomPANY
Whore she was sacrificed to advance such a
child as Miss Patti. She has $8;500 tor live
weeks' performance in the'new Opera Rouse
at New Orleans, with $2:59' for travelling ex
penses;' $BO for' extra dresses in each new
role she appears in'; and half a clear benefit.
Not ' only was Colson sacrificed to, Patti, but
also to, Gazzaniga, whom Ullman, and Stra
hoech bad to break with because sbe did not
draw, in any week of her engagement, halfas
much money as they paid her.
Some years 'ago, in 'this 'very city, at' the
National Theatre, Corner of Ninth and Cfiest
nut, streets,'whero the Continental Hotel new
stands, this same game of keeping back a,great
artist to' bring forward .an inferior one was
played rather strongly. The vocalists were
Rose de Vries, with ft shrill high voice, and
Rosie. The latter was by far the better Vocalist,
but the managers kept her :back; and gaie all
the fine chaiacters to Retie de Vries. At last,
in disgust, Bosietiont hence, to Paris, where
she immediately was 'acknowledged to be one
of the best, singers of the day, and her reputa
tion kept advancing until her untimely death
in Russia, last year. Philadelphia submitted
to the dopreskion of Bosh) and the undue ele
vation of Rose de' Vries, and ao far partici
pated' in . - it-Aust as they did when they al
lowed Gazzaniga and Patti, in two seasons, to
be,tinfairlY exalted over Colson. •
It being part of our business carefully to road
the loading foreign journals, advertisements
not excepted, we have seen the announcements
that liar Majesty's Theatre hi LondOn, under
the management of Mr. Smith, (who previ
' misty had the Italian Opera at Drury Lane),
and the Royal Italian 'Opera, Covent Garden,
managed by,Mr. iGyo, ...rrottig.*lmpltipeoualy be
:eporied on Tuesday night, April 10th. ; Wodo .
;net and the,naine ohiliss :Adelina Patti in the
iiiivertilied lief e of singers to appear at either of
;these' houses. In feet, she is not engaged
!either by lir. Smith or Mr. Gye, and the
; selemn announcement that she was, is a mere
'managerial, fiction, which at
• once imposes
'upon and insults the opera-goers of Piftladel
phis. •
Indeed, the announcement, in tie New,
Yolk paper's; Of its ," nom ; being deflislioiy
;settled that Miss Patti departs 'for Landon
in' the middle of arrivi(thero in
Juno, when the opera season la nearly over,)
'shows the character of the declaration, by
the Same parties : , last December,, that Miss
;Patti Was positively," engaged" for ono of the
;London opera houses, and would appear at the
'commencement of the season. She is to make
her last " final appearance" in Nei York on
or about April 28th, after which " the cote
pani will depart' for Roston and Philadelphia,
for the purpose, Of : giving there the closing
performances of the season." 'ibis leaves It
a little doubtful whether Miss Patti will come ;
buck here to have the third and last final fare
well," according to custom, but we are pretty
sure she will give us the benefit of the doubt,
;and come. , _
Opurct. Swint; and Amodio go, it 41 paid, to
New Orleans, with Madame , Oolsoli.. p . so,
where will Ullman and gtrahosett's company
be Brigioli is a fine tenor, though the most
awkward.: - ..nd clumsy man on the Mao, but his
throat-affection is so much ittereasing,that Le
must gire 6 bimeell rest, or risk the loss of hill
voice. Ferri is a good singer; bit he is ohlY
one. lest to be anticipated that Ullman eMd
Strakosch mean to
s iely whelly Upon *his Patti 7
Just half a 'century ikin, 'Captain • Vela"
'breque, husband of the fatuous Madame Cntalini,
.writing. to Mr F Frederick Jones, lessee of-the
Dublin theatre, intbnated--"You just put six
peep/es:upon the Stageovith my' wife, and she
Will make the ()Perm" Citallni could de it,
but 'Adelina Patti cannot. Times are'cliariged,
and besidee a girl of" sweet seventeen,' with
a very nice voice and no dramatic power, we
want a • full company, of, general, -geed NT-,
ballets. , • •
Towards,thla young lady we have the kind;
tTW 7 venprilik.
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came tothis coent7Nantl Gel I
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For Ti~e 'p 6)
i r .1
;•Ly
• la Well knOlinthie 211 1 2 cYfbr i
j itio: 2 2V
ibomeroirs ohnis . rif fiiadreirithbwfitieft - 1(14 Os*
of Wean*
do Midnight darknati''of , timbal; ntua&A Veit of
our happy, (vlrtpoe wibi mut daughters MOnld
drawtheirgmmento9l4lPrAtoatid them totaveldeom,
toot with any onaoftimae,and turyllteinaltogthelr
doors with indignation and equiPuiPtz I tTilf! - 75 an
ago . 4 was entlinatedthnt:iwanty Mammal& Rf "Vass I
women were New York *Alf
ritrinher,'ae lee may ti . e'!aapposid "fo t
now In 'oar 'own Oiti. With tbe „,
are yeit •ntitdeitd reside theta, net` inari4hati'One
hundred, mut - liftyinfatirone - year are- aiiitiMit to
enter the asylums proridedr, feethitra.; In.looking
with despsdr•at the out amokordeft tolooomplhh
t)ietr, own destraetknt ,of body and ; mid, therques•
tion arises, °linnet. more.,bo,,dmio o to reeoh•them
enrlier- 7 -before,tbay are entatighskin.thli welt of
gamoOt ranks fiMA they chiefly
aottie' be' entered, , add ; 'the' taken and
ei'ved,liefont the y Sri ad enough to been the.life
they'are'so sure to'llYe Whiff to '
And - for Pet this! purposti;- there7ll •fil'aerolety
which is Working uttobtritairely, but Steadily' and
hopefully c - ,The dinduntrist.flome.for Girlie', an.
deayoties tO dp •jost reetdotta girls
from elovrm yeamoldtpoighteearrwhatiterhroaght
th.Cre:by 7 polieemenaa lowan* placed theta, by ,
parents unwilling or, nahlo: to taite„ . oire of them,
or 'by' thOne itithntstcd in think 'hotlines . they are
takes Mine Who'it'atis
bat "any titic; 'eta in dinger.of felling? regfres
them a wohtt,:irith instructintan" heutehold'work,
sowing, reading, Wrriting, ho:; end as winei rathiry
are-fitted,. provides- them with , carefully ardeutdd
pieces. (generally in the country,) until , they ass of
age. The sictetris lletle kltswp s tiaCtan means
nre very ; but, there, are not few, even
now In the infancy of Its no •Istentirtorhchsve
token-fromlbeen
the strOots or from wreMbed beams,
thientere no hemes,and whinged' from dirty, 'rag
god; violont ohildrekinto ' quiet, itiOdeet, useful
girls. • A tali of them have — gtreiritriemist; that
their. hearts have, been tanted.not•Qtahiand•goore
bare - shown: that the seeds of troth ,hara: ; Jodgfd
deep, and will trier fruit in lime td emne.
Bot thir.raattemits want - more Mosul teltartand
their operations, by, taking • larger,botwe,in widah
they may acnOmmodate a gretitar t narnber of girls,
and keep the& for a long* 'time. they desire
eornently also rtohave a heneatei th saltielea t &Mind
for a garden, so that the girls may .bave,air :and
exerene withorit going 'beyond" t he 11Mitst of :the
establishment', • For inareasenf means , they
appeal to the public; - , I beikarieg .that •if
their objeat them plan, their, Requisition, sad
their' eneotir!tigemtatt for' fete wotk , , era
fairlymmlie known; timed nattamalk this nownatitty
be Moak of . 8 7PIPO OrOf s~ni -
a
Donations of ny kind will bwgratefallini t ielvad
at the " ome, Net 32 1Beath' Thirtieittli street: &s
-low Spruotr,_ and aubtariptlonit, Gallas kat to the
treasurer, 1C0,1202 Ohastaut.streek or to Allows
T. Shinn, northeast tomer_ of Broad and dpruoe
, . ,
Tite,RePolt of . ..i r ill - 4 1 : 36 ,4 1 , Shkirgi•PlLO/o.
the Brillvik,l l YeAt ,asyrr" e z
he patio of SinnisiOs c;;r:r.is
to thoJmooroircotootot - Litihowirvtitudttridtat
may, % berz , who km •rieceatly addreared-die Loeddo
Morning Bera/4_,upon, this -important: aubjeot.
Ile has well reinerbed fhattbe ory ruin bes,nbt
proceeded Irate, themplittere Of this LQiiiid *itbobt
deep otiose ; for thgt, with All ; the *sera", gait and
economy in their mode of management, tbey,,hav,e
ono by one 'seed ' tbele otrxi" bard 'earnings,
or .the ,hereditary , - property rof :their =ancestors,
mett way.. under the, onaorpd, competition of
slavery; wbile ,beie been. &pled the only
utensil' by'which tbeyrislistt have Votioilt for sacsemi
This is en old story,, but it contrieter be stale whilir
the oanse of oomplainP OPutinnes ;. and lett is only
by a 'reiteration of that vie can 'kips to ',Sik.
vines the British phhiiio a the grave ritW& tbey
have boeweedneed inseeKenotittlug, and the serious
itijary,tbey baye inflicted, it ia Op. stored , d4p, -of
i"vdry tine 'who has either pen or press ef,hts omit •
manitto contribitte es be asn tlyitskid - dealing 'the
desired and, • • , , - .
.
Despite, the many,facts and figares which hese
repeatedly been atlduied during ttie lett twenty
year, in. proof of • themelanoholy late Oita Uri thorit
a deep:oration of labor, the landin any coantly,
and more eskcially ih one an lisiably,endow,ed
with natnielittlesidsges' ,Isnatice, autibunalas
can neither be properly ,developed; nor its cultiva
tion he sustained ;- and in equal deflance,,mr.the
other hand,
,of the proofs of inoreasing preduotlye
ness of • doe' countries,. 'whetbee slave bk free,
where -this equilibria:a, is ist.Teli. rasiuttilua t i t efi
Ent continue; to, be contended by a• party whoee.
antecede:Ad give MOM hiportintie, either that Ns
labor lialtiestion: hislnot dindaiateld'AilfWW'hAse
ropreseuted, .0:)91en--.-whurnl,ndmittedr4liut , this
haa 'risen' from caoildietanoes frviepeetive
of thesretiliontradslgtieBi by lA.' , Tollnise who lire
inclined ; to argue. ta• 4W:summer, the .following
facts are rospectfally, offered :„
• 11 . 0nba, poesereing 'glare tabor; the' piode - I:Lion
of linger iiirlB27;:waa only 100.800 tons • • in 1850; It
hes ruin to 2511 1 000 p, and in 1852 it has reaohed the
enormous amount of 400 ; 000, tons.
Ia the United' States, also slave cultivated, the
production' of auger daring the same pericki rose
from 88,000 to 348400 hbds-
In Broil;, also et, slave oituntu, grvit spirit;
of that country, coffee, inoreised front 8,000,'000 lbs'
to 320.000,000: -•- , ; ; •
In Java, where a 'modified alelpary . eittde r the
produotion of both - sugar and, coffee. hal remained,
neatly stationery.. ' ' ; , •
Qn the othet !mod. thmaitit,trbioh frl 1805;dnring
slavery . , produced - .150,900, lade, of, sugar,,W, .
1814'3•i;000,000 ibir dr lii 1.848; after,nearly .
twenty ' Years - of 'freedom.' with a dispersed 'and
:wholly inadequate population. exported only 23,000
htels and 3,000,000 Ilia of.coffee••,, • -
, :While Hayti, which under the 'management of
, the Frenotti end with' slave labor, annnally'prO
' duced,above eightlnandred million pounds of ;des
gar, and some ntnety millions of.poffee,. ..now, ender
, a free Systerd;'doee not 'prod:tot safßcient sugar for
lita 'own consurnplion; ,and depends altheetentirely
'on its cultivation, of „ogee,. vliolt is eletx l fM.
;half 'What Wield sixty years ago ! ' ,
In Barbad43. , `honevek,' the free systeni be
!worked welt; and why? pimply bgoa»deitiadense
ly
populated—containing ten times as many
'tents as Tamales, in proportion 'to its'sise., In lids
model colony, soodrdutgly, we'find that the'prodne,-
;tion now Mlet 400 M o -what It was derinplatery
lwhile; Mauritius, Trialded,„ and Demerara--
!thanks to 'the cimutitind of itnmigient labor to sup
ly the defielenity ,areated by Tr
au ,t 16 '—t b e
products have-also very isonside,r,ebly inoreased,-all
though 'nothing certainly, to compare with, the
'gigantic strides madisby'enba; Sointheiti States of
'America, and BrasitifOr to compensaterfor thelose.
'sustained in Hayti, Jamaica. and other. free islands
of the West.--,Toraciai. Trelatray ,
Linens , or , flots.' H. 'Thirsrica,=—This'Titt - i
ter or the- Representative ',from , Mid ‘i Old' Tenth , '
Legion,l' Savor of the nomination of ..joydge
Doughise concludoe as follows - , , 7 ,
"In loosing over the list of 11111111:41,118.L;r *
a. disea pre
ses'
one
to the Charleston Conventtemiseases'
one with which we cen.wiekeall,lArleititonn greasier.
There and nurtiber of stantinten Ur wont receive
the unanimous inmeort,thcfinartvi liut can only.
discover to samara one t e alerneinte.which Would ob
tain for tie outaidesitrenithiOThor onallroir hate. ions
since conjectured, 1 cc:Restos to be Mr. 1- 1 411114.1. among,
the °titer. gentlemeni , namegmliets:sas thohe
xi] igloo in war, totha. ttenate,sCitarn tawl Aos, hia or
that p &Molitor talent: h hie or thilt ree b u t' fOr"
not one of,them rkt his moat enthnemswo, friends elajta ,
that . be can obtain 'more than listrtat pert; vote: to
plant any, one oftheet „we egmuld ' , have tweet On Use
Damoeratio party. and it globe. Bat we require mor.,•
and vegutrO, greobiely. that Whloh Mr. Vottglail
able to give.
litvery parisincionoedeli that Mr.'Moiighie has Opfer-
'atonal and pastillas strength annum ,Inen who have , baen?
noting recently with es; while at the same time his,
lons.and consonant .lentoyratio serviciscaroWithillenti
the Warm and energetni coppers of onr whole party.
ttae9 :treat ability. hie hood anderesnip boar ,
tog, his defiance of the combined assaults of ]salon,
foes; Inn; consistent, said trier , and WeNwention; We
won for hint a plane in the.popular bean_Ninon% sonnet
be truth - owed, ME 1161111nd:10R leotard yroapail.
tsniantest to as ;. thr nowinellimoltLltly IMP
would, to toy the lota. Pane the tom:tett
Halloo * , I favor thel;nogir,:rokm.,/ , st r.
Mangles: and inflilebeta by the .are isommtiof reason
tag,manyofm7 construes from Abe Southern States'
kire joining In the moyement which., promotes to carry.
him triurophantlf aver avethe•terter.hettlity of men who
prefer the defeat, of the Ilemoorntio party,,to,thoseua7,
cowl of a rival
• laul. very; raapectfullyeyoprM Mery t, „ .1:
'; '''41115."-"Ki=clC%-:
: ftwrznnia
.Bitasw -hitwavoita.;- 7 The l term of-the
following Banat9re,eapiradi with the oloite-,oi,tJte
last !1910Prf• ind.•Nald!* P:4l
Zanotieter ooit*; „ha . Stoller . of ; thella,fder4*-
triatY Veil of Chqatei Arid Ilei►~are fir.,
ROttierford'of - Diaphin atidtebitiok far: Matielie,'
Philddeliihia:otty;' Mi. Ttnlney ot tie WbYiui9ro-
iand. district ; Mr. Miller of the Washington 'dial'
triat ; , Mr, Eranoleof the Lawrenee.-dlitriet;'-ifi.
Craig of 'the . Cartoii distriat Retell of the
Bedford distriot. Of those ietiiitig,'''setrers
Beinberati,' and 'tour Oppoititien; Messrs.
ahaeffer Baldwin, Rutherford, and Brandi: '
MtaMENM
IMME=ISII=
THE W
irki;iX, goat to II keret/bee. ief
piall (per smut. edreege.) ae site°
Time Copia% " " _ LP.
Fire Codes, , COO
n u ", • • . 4 =fie
Tlnistytte-~"-- - sderemd OWN
Twiqttpr Beek, - : iM siege, of
otektuboorlbot.) - Pt!
• For bof Twasai:am.ot owr.w.atnli
ours *ow to tho 6040-11, for
~ at as ItMd Tau witiays 4,81;1, - - •
• ..awrirmis*TAXlll4l. • - -1.
ittdeasers 15 i 4t t l- Kmatt4,4114 1 .,• APattgimia
.
or A, novel ,eam:of - balms - eorpas;, fordable
curium and important g **oboes otlaw, weageemetly
tried before ledgeji: M. ee„ = of tito,Ttialois
Court, Coilaitt4alt4( o e , lii; Veit of that
oily, nacted ' Wffiam lass; s 4,0 - tine' shied iss
orax, enamored sii,tb a bb, atsodateider, laiosa n /
tioleman; whearesigrosatet bisralhatimis,- and a
marries. aegasmosat was toinimiedele, • Bak
the efasteledgeb faint 'bit tbeierrgstiemaifelk aa
antrong,rikillfgrUeliiiibilsiteg
,by lam 4., Ken
i uek7 ymaa
Li. Ohio, the ristraig , to,ottlamiven,Wolakt fie ./e
-retweik7sparriagor betimmtr:blealmtalatival slam
--beine-psabibited Weld tttaga:
" 411 0 " 1 : 14 0 4 , 1 4 Of ttoOnT) sad
••--e bbafe it 4 teiatig of !ha Peer , .the rbb nuptials,
The - girl being
years of ago—
riy*tiitaderlite
`lid habits Arse.
s.t'rotation of
.:astreloo, and a
,linte. command -
y Jrt i loore,
db` seas UM by
itiein was
preamdt,* -rierk4kaufrattlhat-sliti -zoote„thaii
delillasarywalle eft4o,Parlialidirmhided, As patina
or borinfassoY - ne plooeiffroft tlitmarrisp wee
solemnisairweefreemketawmalat—l'M attorneys
for the oteralkim wi abase , Sao as timparties were
residents of, 3Keritpoity,, marese ,ales "OW to
eiradelb6- liVais of that - Etate - we.,and Tot&
The 'ignitor Multaltßal the
niarriamivoladt 01$111,1Adjtiate:tire" east* Of
• 11 P.. eri t - •1- • ' •
-Mtn Foirk-14:40
ter'
itereio-orwi 16:40;-m,oisti *shod
oat irer l y"yeair to sin , * In the . hinds, Oren years, re
the"OndOetiiii'l*ien Yitatil. ) 6o_,ooo tueo
will hare beiefrontsfeekitier-littof wiiiira will be
broughtiotri th. retest eitity, ike eon.
stituking a morred - -Eirow,liable th be *died lite
aareios9theg needed. the , end of amen year*
theyorilh,hit'dFetted tote the - Rational Guard,
where i they will mime 1044 fMy-ise ,yearo old,
aiediaphireed
,'oldie are, also to berdrafre4 into
the ilttati!; end to geririoe Digit forty_
five years of age. By thlt irringeniant:the Empe
ror will Tiayb reedit6i leirice Moment as
effeetidiftiteed2,Boolo6:. - ' "
rgr (fe &wider; ariie-ighi we. to halo taken
Otte• istlfirtanite between ar royal' tiger of Vol.
liana'amienagerio and; threw bleedloweds of is
c l i tt h A st a a emit) tubed, , Thelaffair was molting
a great - deal of interest.' The battings was, of
eoutr,,aga!hat the tiger, but there were mriain
Shrewd, inter: l 4 oll o o 44itrititOetakeh4
Yankee type, tetailnk 'ettlital Ia .offered, AL MT
&sill theAlgar the Nabs. by
catching 's; %Mind edit , bid estia; 'Ank haw, hi
could be reotii dad, bid killed end lead* way with
Vie best portion alba ; silid , =moestwil
' obsin miler % last Aid 'Oat trouble kis Ago
s'lip in the, sligitteri degree. _! It• was, etklandood
that the, toped would leak /414'9 4 E4 to !ha *s
tent of a handiwd bane* •, , , •
Too '',31;:000 Brig imlort —The
Vieksbxtre . See of - Toiiiriy: give, the toiletries,
aceoliot 'of in awful- `tragedy in Wishing!**
comity z • • . •
•
kaye3mit mariami imeasalieti•or tholonemot
NM ; in retapon to the burrito*. of • noire MIL et
Woottelk's:plamiatfom!on•Deer , ereee. - It stereo that
I VetUfigVeNaZilton ' lre
on the seetaltelootarioaorotardoge two,/ ae n e be
corking in the held ana . tlerlDerntelLeallited y hie Wei
intol t!thkeflirroLotieUrirMerrelragbelfri bgine'reierhal
"the t r n o=r;fr i. 'Pliant th a t
VAlri.,iirmirgabam.
nett. ' O 6 Aron t46N,l l istt :44 hi* of
how* Ike wee ,paptured, timed. rotOelthegt
desperate etrnehtle; the saireofte being Vet to
all they
knew to *aka Mgt alive., ateviee ppeettelheerma Mee.-
they took Met • beck to the plantation to emeeider whet,
' , nets/wan be teeehebiettrah. &ming Wby pelipset:
Ole gentlemen were oten-kac,_at the ommatAl.wletto.l.-
otothetthstaiseireetterreekeneeitreeeent• should es
arr a ttria t g:
pre~arletai at ones aaynteiiar ixofroLb••
Aardecided to as eheetoteezwbedi was demi
e presence of all e metro's on that /tee, several et
moodhlahog,giemagloaa.Mter whoa egelletßerna4
ant ifthel e , wi te on trntinne. se awful a.etwala **Wm!
of ;am, domed meet sever vie tutees& - the emit
toni n g.. he.inhtee; teehket. was home that hearoald
• tabs egitimaiel Ultftwhen the)" awe! each Allier
ih!teV 't
. . .
Tg4,-Patxoa - or WALIS , 011 - ..-PRISONZIR.-.4oftli-
Nail is* artinsennent has - been afforded at Oxford
through =the etoentrie neediest Of a knight of the
plough, named Hedges known under the swire- -
quer of.**,Lord Ohlef,Justice,Hurne." It appears
his froyal Highness Ars POMO of Wales in nom
pa ny w Ith Coronet Mtippell.: Winery in waiting, Mr.
Herbert.ffiehrtgartelialeinter to his mild highness,
Bari, Brownlow, Sir. Frederick Johnstone-B*4 A
H. 11,, Mitrilisint; Zit, a. chipu 4ni r..;, H. Tay-
lor,H KU Be.; went *out with the tenth Oxford
shire • hounds, on Frider.laat; but, meeting - with
fterent - sport, life,royal party, on their ratans to
o . l rolmt[detirtnineff thos a ridesseines the country.
NotheltigstragnaintedWith the locality; they made
their • wax,,, lands of:farmer - Hodefe, at.
Barton, ands , *at being aware of the temper of
the sturdy firtne *Tinto the farm yard: - ffar
tner,liedgem, ,with e"..irriregartl• for ties
pumas, Inamadiately 'slimed tie ghee on the illus
trious- party, and levied a finetik sove reign for
,lausages,' - enforoing the' deralin "ws *rt_ %time
lion - that, none.. 'of , them s.alacrelcL leavor--entil,
he ~ had pocketed , - the..atneunt. , The pare,..._
Alt fi rst Imagined that When Hedges was ao-.
quaintest with the namerof hisYntiterti, he would
t once have claimed the royal , tdemersery ; but in
this they were quite Mietaken i for upois, being in
formed that he weirdetehing the future' king of
England, he remarkodot.Prinee Orion Prince, I'll
have my, moneY,'l .Tkaaatermennststo.f the Prince's
redline May well hi initigined hut ;hikng mounted
cud encompassed by. 'ldea - W alk; they were-tom
' polled to. yield to .the iinemorali. farmer, who.
I added to an '‘ amiable" disposition, sipaserrawarof
a powerful frame and onthe occasion in question
was armed, withu dung fork:Abe emblem 'of his
Jailing. . The royal;
_party; although somewhat air:
noyecrat their detention and the obstinacy of the
farmer, made the best of the joke: the Prince above,
the, rag being Muds amused at the turn matters
had takes. • - - ~.',
Din, GOODRICR'S 471PIPLCUTUI Snits,—An atm
don •safe of cotillderable inleteet took piece on
Wednesday last at -the risideidteseflion/82 A.
Guedriols, , (Potir ,Itegley ) a: in Elintori•Plaoe; New
York, - The artioleseeldibeelitiedArouse raze gams
in Paintidg and ssialpture, Collected hylki: Good- -
rich durthrliii isesfreetseeliti Paris is 'American
coned, ,witiols,Toritien .I,se.beld for h number -of -
years: !airing. the,paintings sold, ware a due copy
of Titiab'S **Medel," Ma original portrait 6f Frank
lin, taken bye odebrated - Freaoh-artist during Ma
residence at 41e1Frtn/Ch COATI, and; al, superb copy
of Mnrillo'S great idatire, .‘ Thelmmacalate..con
iceptioa." • It is nolgenerally known that Murillo
hassle ,two, 'notarise, en this subject, the first one
being now. in the possession of Mr. Aspinwall, of
:Sew York, slut costing thi rty q thousand dollars..
he second' one, - which was considered the great
picture of Ms life! mu in the permeation of Marshal
nett' rind! his death a few years einem, hiving
can taken by hint during one Of - hie Campaigns
'MC 6 '
aid 'in 'the ware of the 1- firit - - Nripoleert.
After ,t 0, death of _Gov't, ~this piotare Was sold at
nnotion n - PariS, and nearly ever] crowned bead
o Edirbpsi was reeireiersted 'at the sale. It was
dually .knooked dean to rthti French Government
rl2 ;some live bewared thousand francs. (about
9,000.) 'Mr. Hoodrich was present at this sale,
tend immediately engaged - M.'atilet, a celebrated
Freneb artist, .10 tithe X copy of It. - -The copy Is
tat( size of the original,,ies exqnisitely finished. and
0$ said tb - furnish a Very correct idea of Its este
brateeloirkriaal, ' Thiipairsting 'it/tether with the
po r t ra it of.Franiclin,,aad 'nation' M a w , were
ikarchaedl by a gentleman of this city, and will
(adorn a private gallery whioh he contemplates
reeling.—Newark Daffy Advaituer.
The Humboldt MaY Massacre.
The California Papers contain further particulars
-A the,ileedish massacre of Indians at Humboldt
bay, by some of--the white residents of Humboldt
;Natty, California, 'A correspondent of the San
, .
prancisco Builesin says :.. ..
" For thelut two or, Wrest years there have been
ergs settlements or, lodges at Wilms, on what is
ailed Indian Island, and: South= Beach, both - of
Mph are within nehert distance of this place—say,
mile... ,These Ind ans i -a great many of them at
onst4have learned ,teipsals the English language
.''as to :be 'undiret ood; and a groat many have
amid an-honest lisin g , byworkingin town, and
Quint ,the,settlere There were not les than ten ~
r 'fliteen.lutlf-hreed infants among the squaw.,
na all *ere Using On ' the moat HisaldlY and
ntimite.. tenni with the whites ;. , and, all bad
eon , assured 'of the protection- of.; the United
.tats.; ; garrison_ of this place , ebennended
yl,fujor Baines. 4 tha, midst Ot '.. this fainted
comity, the two camps ware rushed upon
arty in the Morning 4 Saturday, 25th February,
nd, literally and eomplebely wiped out. Yes, air,
y .pen almost, refusal to , record it. Nearly two
=Ore& huma n were pat out of existence
,
the short Spacsi of one hour from the commence
ent of the bptcbery ; and though you will hardly
elleiretwerl atstire you that every squaw and obild
as; tilled that could be found. One man alone,
pthircof the band, boasted next day that be had ,
int: l 4lo l V Women and children with his own
luka,;O:r ri,ther isataltet I Fire-arms were used to
eery limited extent ; but the work was chiefly
one with loitchets, iron bludgeons, knives, etc
i t' Next morning, .Ivisited the camp and I mums
Jon that - the menet was harrowing and sickening
kh the extreme. Old squaws, decrepid and gray.
hatred; young equawe, the mother of two or three
Children, were lying lea pile,. Sometimes, and fro.
c uently:, the - infant-would -be mortally wounded
cod (dinning to the &Sul mother's breast. The
stalwart becks lay scattered round, quietly dee-
Fbabefl with a blow - a- from hatchet, and a thrust
. e two ahout the heart with a isrie•knife. Infants
ncorawlhig aroma. ami hiding among he rub
hish, Sta.:, Altogether, it was the most mokening
apentsele that fever beheld.; And all this was done
irithin stouttlincw.of 'the United States barracks;
riVatig!la aOurilFou, that so United Stites bar- ,
kao s and United, State! -tXoPPI alit ast perfectly _
mime ' here as, they .ore . anywhere. .. ,Notwith
....._... on the o,,,Reliition. signed . by. all :the
tiles on AN A2T9rl praying hives itskubi to
protect the &ilea, ty.Autitany yethe Las tbings"rip:
" It' 4c,441 Ana AIM. We Are .adratoingrbaik:
4, 83 44 in chibi s atipu and, Banality: • .This is , the
Snot war carrie,4 Ott;M women and children '
that I have ',karma... feilettialreemal any
thlnglike it; -attri-X. Mus aw el krens that these
things have hiesjiettithy beMonallingtheinselves
Americas._ , .- - OP.- teled ( )ol7:iarant/44 &Aar tie
citi'! aln a tb4,lff lit! 7:4leklaieracgtenissitande of ''
'Owing killed, w own hands, sixty infante."
GENER,ki, ;NEWS;