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PORTRAITS-.NO. XI.
TY. Hatter s , Pastor of St. Mat
- 1•„ * theiry (Lutheran) 'Church. •
RE X,'
iinithntes . ate cot Wanting in Our history wherein
- ..iieds,Wlretre.abandobed the intliiit Or , political life.
Id dbe tollOWlng sketch' we have this transition re
itplead; and Inorder:to present the picture pa./pito :
,rsisf in prime* relief, it will be necessary to devote
ittlfeattlialf 'a life of foripieven r years as a jour
n4itioriO politico bailrgionnd. - . I
, ! Pie Res , . E'dwin' W. Ifirtter is of German de- i
:„ le i nti "was born' lit' Allentown, Lehigh county,
Eh s'State, - Septembir 12111; ./81J,'oi, Lutheran pe
r.eilts,,' in Which " detioininatfori'*was reared, to 1
`lll,feh h 1114alwiiiiiieri iy"a:rMly attnehe'd, and of
,t 'progressive branch 'of ithieh he' le today a
,prinitinent retheseiitative: ;In oonsequenee of the
: e a tli"ohis father", be "was 'thrown upon his own
,1" `r ues at in early 'age, ; though it must be *ma
te ' thingaturi bad itappliod him '
with better
"-lir IfiQuif tO'grapple with the Stern realities of life
,th it tire , imieliseleil to the common run of Meriale,
f it ataigya inferred from the fiat' that,`lkt ',ri.ifesiz
p
• ' PittaiWieltie4difer - Of fib newspapere in Y
h INOWilivfit tolietrerielin' Ali oilier English)
roarTrwelitittipmfilafßeiuyieti " . lifiii
' ''
, I thil, *,)". ~, - , ',. ~ ili` !'
It ititeetkk .•
tit ieigrogx 'to int gii:torliailiiiiiiiiiit-i
if
iii
0t,,,,,,..... ini d la qteric le in*Y'riani ii i
aided! tlaitAia doulde-tonkfted editorial To.,
' 'abeeld' e 'Wrier tollan''irlei . ited:‘ Tliief:ll'e . i:'
iii, lialieti, *Ai "fait ' thi(t 'tile ''protei
riiiiviei
Ate . b4 - beeetiie' h'iiidifary, /Ild lettier` iad
~ ,
• 1 athisi - htrittig been b4itoritifoi4 iStik:'
fle'yetin Me tefnorft.i,
,Itiit: thittei f lradap•
.' • telf prbitiatioiait ofUli g t 461ilifir,:'ti?itl:ei:po
m* in , 1882, sad'ifilifelinehttyPteteitii:
. . der Alike 'keirilell: ' "Be continued Iltii
. - .laeeitiOneitiiiit '180; :41iiii; ii tiii viaiudig
• . filtfitwirof chiveifiz.f kgiter 'tnieferAtoni he
, . , ted:a , position In the ' eligeyor Generalie
': - ;lie" reinovea 'ta Ifirtiabirg. Ife :wits neat
~.!: 'to - We editorship of 2'ke'leavitone, een
t . 'tyrintid by ~Woniiii l',:ir now' tlovernoi
II! ~, er. ' While; at Harriehtitt, Bel also' established
, A ,, an palier, 'the Pien.o7,e'on.fes kaati '24-'
; . 'and '6IW - 46140 M State ' Printer by the i;eile;
.'te , o AlcIe481“ tiiiile. . tee,iiiiifi;eafttneidi:
,-..: 7,r . !....eidfon'adi;tee'hiz.: l :4,:i:m.',:ii,.?o.4„ . eidt°r(ioiifpapilGty'oe'v'f'seeintohlrt'
ia .i' tinder the' 13 - ebtehitior, file, Ceroutenir , ealth,
I
; 4' oe A. V. Parsone, of thieniti.'"" ' '
~, thitoonainerteenitiit of *Mi.' Polies Achninie-
I4Wit, Vt. Mutter: ioinored to Wiehlegton, whirs'
- Seintlntied thiee yeais In' the polition 'of private
Mitiy to Mr. Beebe - nen; Seoiotirfof State, , Sit .
. taw - or irilleh' he illttifilea•fo . reniisylianle
, dibedatnellie editor itidiiieithiddi of the Lan
, iti Inielligeneir.' g o on aftifthis; a diathin
Wilily wrought a`greefolisile In 'the mind' Of
• 4ftkiter *lib reliant,* thel!ipbjecil of ridiglei: *
, (4 iiightnorel tine of his' piper; and the iirotni;
. :Asztven'in its doh:wane terellfietir litertittir9;
not only indicative of this, but:intiaelhilit,
..t trigenbar's raVorite'ara' newspaper.
I was daring bit ootinedifon withithiajourtal that
'6. *ll3' appointed 'to 'denier' 'a - eulogynpOii Mr.
ki Dir! Boob:tali . preflOaaly •deolfned
lb rappbtatmeatati adoiinnt'of 'the :personal
is he bed etiateitted to thelildminietiatlo'n of the
" • -
Mr: !fitter's etort on that mouton has wifely
. ,
a . intruded Air its grace turd ability, and was re:
pliblished in seVerldWashingtota and other journals.
• Thideetienintr religleui Ifnpresatons, already ..,re
'feittill to, - soin deVeloPed inte' a settlbd distates for
Vie political arena lit wideb,ler twenty' yetirs, he
hattbeeri 'illiteit uninterniptedly engaged. Being
fully pomaded of his duii,td enter the relnisity,
Welt, wide - Paul, " Wee is Unto me, if 1 preach
ptie Gi ns e 1!" In the - surnmer of 1849,, he watt
n a by%tiris Lutheran Board'of Publication, at
r
II T itiliole,' to take charge or the Lutheran,Beok
.C4ndern and ''Fitbllibinfr Itatabliiihthent there lo
'ri ed, and also to torsi at in con dice Ong the LulAerats
ff) s erver; to Which he isiented, reading Theology
,during
i
hie connectien With tent { journal, nildir the
B . Benjamin' Kurtz,. D. D. its senior' editor.
Ors' lieensed to preaoh the' Gospel bythe Synod
~ I , b liiiir)fliiiiialtise ther Syood` of tla La
;thwart Olsinh), at Potts Villi; i, I,lne, 1850; SA
bis singular coluoidence, preach...l one Of MS first
MOM at Allentown, the place of his boyhood,
Witere be hid long labored in a different cause, and
left eleven Years before In - the full tide of political
P .
7PerliY• '
' string the ensuing summer he visited Philadel
'l3is, and while here preaelied tWe'sermons in the
0 d Pine street Presbyterian Church, (Key. Dr.
B sinerd's), where he was hoard -by some of the.
1
members of St. BiattheW's (Lutheran) Church,
,Ifew street, below Fourth, at. whose instance he
,4s invited to preach in the pulpit of the latter,
' ~w h ich hid, shortly-before, become vacant by the
resignation .of Dr Stork. The discourse, in re
' siinse to thki invitation, was so satisfactory to the
congregation that, on the following day, they con
vined a meeting and - extended, to Mr., Butter a
,ultanimoua call, which he accepted, and • entered
uion his pastoral duties among them early in Sep.
, tapber, 1850, where he has continued to labor ever
since. '
;In Person Mr. Hotter Is of the medium height ;
'his phystre and features being marked with
'breadth and roundness rather than length. He has
'al good vital . erganisation ; a large, active brain,
,end. a temperament ,bordering on the sanguine.
'An breadth Of his intatleotael lobe is iddioatiVe ef
resOurce and origin ality,rather than aoute
:pewers of analysis. In other words, he is more
.profound than critical, and hence his diseountes
are'inOre • noted for , cngenoy and strength than
subtle powers of illustration, The lines of his face
ate well defined and expressive, but he evinces
liple facial power in speaking. His ordinary ox
ptesalon, both in the pulpit and out of it, la a blend.
Idg of gravity and hope, 'ruid.the same is true of
his intonation'. 'His voice is sonorous, but bloke
flexibility. In animated discourse his most vool
forons accents °near in concluding his combative
periods, -froth which I Infer that he is fond of de
bite,
- manner, while preaching, impresses one
hat be' la in earnest—that hefeels so deep
ly the truth of what he is uttering that the pose!
, bllity of any mental gainsaying on the part of his
hearers is totally ignored. His sermons aro usual
'lT prettylully written, with a refreshing freedom
from redundant epithets and weakening verbinge.
?Ploy are fall of thought, chute in diction, and vi
ait:ons in phraseology, and, what to by no means
common even among reputed pulpit orators, would
bear printing as they are delivered without die ,
credit to their author. In this respect Mr. Rutter
discovers the advantages of his editorial training.
Were his style of delivery equal to Ws power of
dompoeition he would be a great preacher. He
gesticulates well, but is oomparatively.unskilled
in, QB he is also indifferent to; the tricks of oratory.
He has not a distinct key for' every exercise. 'He
'eeks In an audible tone; reads hymns Rifle de
liverable sermons, and prays as be reads. There
is one noticeable peculiarity in his articulation,
and that is, the unusual breadth he gives to the .1h
Anind in pronouncing words of that character.
Hat not to dwell further upon these details, his
enocessful labors since entering upon them furnish
the best comment upon his adaptation for the mi
nistry. As we hove already seen, ho epont, "that
are commonly regarded as the best years of a man,
in a field, (with all due deference to the many
excellent men in political life, be it spoken,) as
totally dissimilar to the vocation of a devoted
flirtation minister as could well be imagined, not-
Withstanding come of the tatter oocaeionally at
tempt the sorry equestrian feat of riding the twain,
In which it not unfrequently happens that both aro
degraded into a mere hobby. In taking this stop,
Mr. Hatter new - undoubtedly actuated by the
'noblest motives. ~ So far as position and emoluments
were concerned, be tuthed his hack upon no mean
prospects, for a vastly different, and to him untried
field. Like Abraham, when ho wee called, "he
went out, not knowing whither he went," being
confident of this thing, bewever, that !, where the
Lord guides He also guards."
Although by no ;Beans an indifferent observer of
political movements, and heartily sympathizing
'now with the political amoolotes of his former
days, who dare to' do right, his ministerial'duttes
practically engross all his time and attention. Hie
devotion in this particular has doubtless been one
great Emmet of his spocess. Visiting his congrega
tion, and especially,the afflioted among them, con
stitutes a part of his daily labors.
With regard to, the apparept result of his ten
years preaching in the pulpit of St. Matthew's, it
'may be stated that, immediately before he aceePted
this • charge, a peaceful colony of some forty
'families bad gone out from it with Her. Dr. Stork
to Spring Garden and • Thirteenth emote, now
known as St. Mark's. The 'places of these have
all since been filled,t3ither by cateobleathrn.:,-.-on
anoient practice of the Lutheran Chneoh, which V
still adhered to—or the inufirmation- of such as
have pretested their faith through the instru
mentality of other meant. The total number of
euitteesions to thew tommunloiiwithin the ten years
;has been about tour bemired and. fifty. An in
debtednies, Of, the .ohlireli; ifs/outing to nearly
•
HP GRAYBBARD
eight thousand dollars, has also been entirely Itga
dated taring this period.,' ' -
St. Luke's Church, konelpiidii, kitidelf;a . hoit
nine years, ago, is also, a'braneh of ilit.Matthe*'s.
Vrotti the commencement, of his, ministry, among,
them ptipple , have experienced ludnterOpted
harmony. They tiaie, tit the present time este-,
bhabed a , very flourishing Sunday, gotio; in
which the pastor takes an active, interest. They,
have„idso planted,. within the past nionth, and
are sustaining, with their ewn teachers, a inis-
Mon eshool on Xleyenth street, above Girard aver
nue, which already numbers over a hundred
scholars, and .in all the benevolent and, Chris
tianising movements of the day, they manifest a
due proportion of ,seal. Mach of this efficiency is
due to the Atlas! attachmeut existing between
'Tpster and people, and, it has been intitated that,
nothing short of, a thunder• clap "call'is, likely,
to effect their separation—i. e an . emphatic call
rim above., „Hitherto heThas persistently,refused
even to take Into consideration the cells he has rep
;solved from other aerobes, dralaring that while he
finds work to he done in his, present Acid he will
never desert it. , ,
IMr. Rutter is a worker. Independent of.his tin.
Mediate congregational labors his equal facility,
for speaking the .If,ngisit anetitinfien languages
Induces frequent 'demetnds ; for his services. in the
latter in, the,administration of baptism, officiating
at funerals, and .preaching to Germauoongrega•
tions arty. frorupps CRY. Re is at.tha present time
Oerresponding.so,riitery of the Chnrch,gglension
":80etY,9Cth Lathernn Ohtirh-;a.responaible and
a iiillte 011011; and also a member of the Publish
ing:consinitfen of 'the LAtherakßoard 'ot Publiofr
tr a,, In hte,ecciesiastical vlews,„while 'he, evincee
4 :itio),Faxol3 , :foellitg for his own branch of. the,
~ welt hn,iti not a bigoted denominationalist, but,,
:lye ihe.contrary, profanes and oonelitently,aote out
111 .11,'," /1 0 70, for Am brethren, " , Be eyideutly,tioes
kipolude,in hitteategory of pulpit pretogativei f
4. . ' right of indulging in either open tirades, er
;e. , ping elan against sister denominations.., , .
6pOn ,in Havana.
- - ,-- -
y the Quit t Carl
olivithitandirig thiS heat and the lateness of the
;die diiiist in 'Havana is Still in full bleat,
slitird'fielifili Wig: tile chief attraction. The;
Ityharibien Aine - of the most suodisairit they
i t
"t
4'0%1.14411h Hairisia. 'When Signor foliini
lid if getting' tins Taion for a - short setteen of
opera,. he was advised not to attempt it; is; on io ;
count of the Triteness of 'the deimon s he' would' loie
bY IL ' But Signor Velpini had heard the siltins .
Drittail sing, and frilliaPpria feted their worth; and,
mbrnilberal towards Ariferisain artiste thin other
-gored° Menagere; „ he ',. engaged' theni for , the
riebeen. • HIS success and
„theirs bee been Silly
ptiored by the ProlOriging of the season, and hie en
gdging the staters for the next winter. The Ra
vine', press Speak in the . higheot terms of these
ydung
,hidies ; Mien Agnee Nritalfis.,proriotincel
the
.. greaten' P7oriiia . eve: heard in Havana. , To
show her greetSfueoeli in 1, Norma," , she has ap
pesed in that. ope'ra ten . times in loss than two
months, which Is extraordinary:for Thtrrine,, as` no
piima donneeier could ittreet three full hoitee a .
in the eeaaon, herOefere, in.thet chareeter„On.the
ltithinst.;tit the request of the Captain General of
Cribs - , end the Spanish , Ambassador ,_ together
with all the authorities, Agnes ilatall appehred as.
/tonna, to one of the largest andienees ever assem
bled
,within the Wails of the Teem' Theatre, and
‘ntiver did our itilf‘AdaMiWrgnen,actilit berseltbet
ter.' ifter . ester, Fannie Naiad Teiti, wan( .0,
Adpv.,„k ‘ The last* novelty produced by this
troupe was Mereadante'a hi . Gularamento, an
04ere well arleulated to- test .the abilities of the
sisters, and in which they achieved a great' tri
uMplil-Agnes as Alaises, and Female eni Bionpo..
Their Porfortaanoein'this oper# Created a great se'n
sgtion. The duet in the first aot; hy the eisters,,was
liitened to With breathless attention by the im
mense audience, at the end of which they were on
aired Sgainand again, atid there, was so Masi "eri , ,
thusiesm that they °Enid not go ciiii _With ther,gera
for several-Minutes. The dying scene, as repro
stinted in the last act by ]M ist AgnesNat#ll,lB a:M
oldered one of themost artistic repiiimitatietni c eier
14enor, the Italian star. ;4%0 lialmneie are Idea
"with wonder - at so much talent' in one so young—
Hiss Agnes being now but in her twentleth'year.
nos' toner,' Signor Testa, gave that beautiful re
mania,, "Hells ,Adorata Irentogine," 'With Seat
sWeetness, 'for 'which he was encored. We hope
Signor Volpini may, Y he induced to visit Philedel.
.phia,' next winter; with his expellent tfdnpei and
pi•Mlueb some of those hew operas. 'elle would reap
szolden liarv'est.
, Norristown and, its Vicinity.
Tonto iterida and lore° Prfula
' IMISBORII.- EDITORS : Desiring to pureheire is steal!
PP:newly -in a. - pleasant neighborhood, where I
Might enjoy " country life" under my "own vine
abd fig-tree," •I was induced, through the repre
sentations of friends who had purchased property
trough It. R. Corson; Esq., to visit Norristown. to
seek in Mat - vicinity what -.I desired. It was my
firstYisit, and though I bad often beard the pleas
',taken of, as I thought partially, I must confess
snyvelf 'surprised on .visiting it. - I found a town
of from ten to twelve thousand inhabitants, beauti
f ily too:deli; its streets broad, clean, Well paved
a d curbed ;, its public , buildings superior in *rein.
t etural beauty to anything of the kind -in -the
State; churches of all denominations, and some of
'them equal to the best edifises of the city; public
and private schools of very considerable reputa
tion ; large mannftieturing and mechanical opera.
lone ; and a people busy and active, and giving
ovidences, on every hand, of prosperity and pro
gress,. Added to all this, Norristown is surrounded
with one of the Most favored agricultural districts
of the world, and, as I atterwerd found, - deserv
ing, and should be known, as the " garden spot"
of the State. - . ' - , 0 ' .
The day after reaching your town I was 'driven
out by Mr. Corson to look over the country for
What Isms in seareh. Having 'the day on hand,
we took it leisurely, and• rode through Plymouth,
IVbitpain, l'iorriton, Gwyneild,Voreester., and Low.
er Providence townships. the face of the country
le beautifully diversified, - and on- every' hand the
' bounties of Providence were lavished in greet pro
fusion. I never saw the country look' more beau.
q{ui; or give Prornise of • more abundant harvest.
egrain end : grate , fi elds; the 'fridt-bearing or
rads, the lowing herds, the rippling - streets's, all
Seemed te rejoice' under t he Influences ' that were
developing their glories and leading theta to their
full fruttion. - • •' , .
While I enjoyed fully - what Nature bad eo is
iishly bestowed. I could not but be attracted by
the evidences of prosperity and 'improvement On
/very hand. Substantial forth houses. commodious
barns,, and out-buildings, the *irefully tended
kitchen 'garden and 'the little plat devoted to
shrubbery , and' flowers,- marked distinctly the
character of the people and told of thrift; of Intel
ligenee, and-,of enjoyment. In my opinion, no
thing more arks the general chamfer of a peo
ple than the reads of their section, and in this re
spect the 'country through 'which I travelled is re
markable. Good roads are the rule—bad ones
la rare exception and I have been informed that
throughout Montgomery county, there are More
miles of turnpike roads than any other oeunty of
the Commonwealth. Judging from what I saw,
have no doubt of the feet.
Tho scenery of this meation of the county is pleas
ing ; in many instances ft is imposing, commanding
a great extent of country. It has not the character
of the prairie, nor the wild end rugged presence of
oven a hilly region ; !but Its general feature is un
dulating, with suffieient diversity of surface to fur
nish many points of prospect and beauty. Flohotel
bonitos, the nurabiles of the men yet to play their
ports on the world's stage, are all around, and the
Church spire and the bumble meeting house by
Iheirfrionent presence' Invite to thantsgiving_ for
he Man, blessings which crown the year.
4 I think I never enjoyed a trip of a few hours
with so much pleasure. There was a charm about
it that is ineffaceable. The country is beautiful ;
lo many evidenoea of prosperity and abundance;
and the scenery from many points as perfeet as an
artist's dream. After partaking the hospitalities
of aeveral farmers we returned to your beautiful
town, and after completing the purposes of my
visit, I reached the city in the evening, as you may
i}elieve, well pleased with my two days visit to Nor
kistown and vicinity. W. R. D.
PHILADELPHIA, May 28, 1880.
Later from Tehuantepec.
NEW - DIEICOVREINI3 Or GOLD Drf TUX 131111078
'Specie! Correspondence of the N. O. Picayune.)
MINATITIAN, Tehuantepec, May 16, 1860.
The latest news from the Interior is very favors
hie to the Liberal party, and gives promise of en
ultimate, if not speedy, triumph. The political
news, however, favorable as it is, is as nothing
compared with the great gold mine excitement
',which now absorbs the whole attention of our
;people.
, An engineer of the house of Joker I:, Co., in
Mexico, who has been engaged in surveying - the
!Linda of • this house on the Isthmus, returned some
Idaye ago with floe specimens of gold. De reports
:to have diboovered a rich deposit of gold near the
, head-waters of the Chalohijapa, under the Sierra
.Madre.. This report threw the people of Mina
ttitian into a great exeitement. A meeting was
held in order to raise the necessary funds to fit,
out parties for the mince. Mr. McAllen, with four
more Americans, and a number of workmen, have
since started for the new El Dorado. The person
,who 'discovered' the new mineir brought down a
,handsome specimen, worth about five dollars,
which he Warts that he withered in About two
hours; with a small pan.
It it very probable that the reports will prove
to be true, as it is positively aseertathed• that gold
is to be found 'in all the streams onion Isthmus.
Several fine parties have teen out prospecting, and
always_ succeeded in Andtbst, gold, though not in
suffloiont tinantitien pay for working at that time,
oa account of the scarcity of water, but as soon
as the rainy season seta in (and it fa olose at hand)
' there will then bi no cause of complaint. The
partieShere *he
,have: started are old California
!miners - • , .
MAR - Rant DPI A DEAN AND MDTE 0017P1.N.-Mr.
'Pre:piste Motfenell; the well. k holm
_sculptor, whose
chisel has worked Many beautiful wonders
in marble, wee married last evening tolliss itate
:A. Garrett. Both are deaf mutes., The ceremony
was performed by indica Benham. Be wrote out
the marriage, oontrtiot, outoottted it to them, mil
they bowed aeseut. There Wei si t ouc h f ervor to
these bowed assents es though tlitty bad bean spoken,
p ar b o i l moro, : for some one has *Tilts* that " the
!heart: speaks ,:m4l, run, 'Au, anie not.
Clenelanef etitiodkdor. • ,
TWO CENTS.
. , 1
. . Lotter fltwtrt• Trtintoft; 144 1.
E9Orresponitenoe of Tbe:frees.l , '
' Taituroi, N. I', May'29, 1860. •
co t Jost W. Poitanii in. the debate which took
place last week is the Milted' States Senate, the
atinte. and brilliant. Snatch': fro* New Jericy
i i
w 'B, after months of - labor, 'delivered of .a !pear
oc opying obout ;st.e hoes, In which, In order to
fo Cry .- hid : prat-104s boastinge; he boldly de ol 4"/
" Oat no apiii adAti bevy been .eleehl ar:delegate
te ‘ Cit'arleston from tfits Eittifit gin had been known
to 'favor .the olairite Of Judge Dongial le a candi
date for the Presidency." Btailt ti4atinting detili-,
radon as thlintay•Pass torrent Air truth In the Se
nate ohaniber OV , Wathihgton; and under the ins.
'mediate' earaof such men Mt Slidell, Bright, Bigler;
add Fitch, hut in Chia gallant little State /than only
mittle our robast i SenatorappOaronore apron:loly
ridiculous than ever . ,It isywell i .knorro that Mr.
Thomson mad,, an.-eipocittlidlgrimage 'from Wash
itton to Trenton on the eiti of ear State Conran
ti u ' and kept himself' iiinglittoneetr dniing its
meeting. It is well 'known that Be weft every
4plierioe and ' attigee by' rtibabis of Me' Vat.
mestere,' ctistominise °Moore,: tideintitere,''end
toadies, .to influence 'and control the' action of
tliat Convention. -It is just .ae well known that
1 1
h -attempted,- bat . eignally „failed, to defeat
„ot more, of , the; delegettni mho were elected,
o e
a d it is patent;tA crerybody how he returned,like
A triumphal hero j to the darted, and ,Masted to
ht ” friend 'Slidell' that' n'ot. 'a ' single Douglas
m n had been 'eleoted''iti 'a'dellitgateh, but
d
.0 i nater Th'omsbri; Winfroit ybit gemniteted beeu
ti a lly.- Did 'youthink; 111 this liiiiplbstlyeriroir
b rt. that .therlarwiltedy.ef4llolllollll.l% Nat ,
to ad ,ail.-ever everftdteintiPtgiOlibpsStlilffrn't°,
'I? led liko.:494)l4topnedelltedegAtiewn* qinetileaFt
fi 4 4 7, f P t ' ? t
_,P i dl4 ° Vll /11 1014,, , 4 . !' 3 ,,a11e°...w0
m ts,,nC
,aot.ive aenionstiatton; the , you were bind
i US hanland toot ic;' iiiii.oiiiii Or /Seel/itll; and
di onion? ' If itin'ilid,'Yoit'nutileli itoefigiegletis'
mistake. It was well knownES`6iiiiritT!Oluilig min
in ; that - Convention; `and they' 'were' not lir feti,3'how '
Chancellor , Williaixtdon,- , emtloventou.Fort, Col.
vlardlten ' • Col. ..Wali f , and . :lobo .I.: Sharp, would
te ,if ob ey. were pleotedrandM ; Judge _Naar of
thle True n AnaiiripanLanii,,athoirs 4'o not giveo di
.l
r t,end positive,easnianoes,of thetr,friendship.for,
d ago Douglas (which theY,have sineti (eloped. and
b trayed) ndi oho' Of i4'int 0 . 111,4' ) iavalen eletial•
at do you dill*. albeit most`vnillii'and engi
rd ' Senator?' .I 'pet It side' by'aide iiith"Your
o 'broad end- vaitilMilotai Meeting and twill
w gor all yoUrpolitioal remitatio fi thatony declare
tt n 'epoch utoretruthful than yours. •If you have
n t f oi l ed ont [ yet i -I,rathor, think •yourwill before
m ny, months roll over , iet . t r head s . that, anmng the',
w rkiug,.,votiog,,Pentoor,W, Of„Mew„,fersey.the,
" ittlo Giant" has more,frionds than all the other,
o dide'teS, pa .togethe r. ' Yon. tried - bard to get
11
t . 'delegitien . 'in.iturred to vote' as a 161. t.
D you gel it? `No, lint mitreleriMllY tilled !
..Y a fried 'through' Your' einiseities -and trots at'
C a'rlesiOn'to alioke off and tooentriel the Douglas
d egates' to vote as yell • wanted - : them,' and - you
fe led again. , Let me. advise Joe the 'next -time
y f attempt. to' dragoorp is State Convene:7n to'
fo low, you and. to , comply ; ~ with .your iIIISMO . , de
m o ils, to know your men elittle better • than you
i
di et i yOurlaat'fallure. ' If yott , angyour - " dearly
b loved " John Slidell hate Mr. Douglas and hie
" . pular sovereignty Am. intentlelyi why do you
a 'cic hini styli and insidiously where he cannot
a ewer you I'. ' Yost ere 'Me' ieers—why don't you
et him ',‘, fate :to fens and foot - to foot" • in the
nate ohamber„ and wale" us, y our poor be.
n hted , constitnentl,That'his •
deotrinee are - trea.
s nableand bk;retioil T .11shawonfd be the 'manly
' i•to s rip it, tiMstmabidideoator,. • Don't be afraid of
h i
...pitoh , Into hitt , like:re thrineind of brick—
g e bun no carte}— use' m, him' iiti; . and sifter you
h ve accomplished ate, ihert perhaps , honest. in
telligent, conspientious, and pathetic Jereey,Demo
/
o ats will be disposed to follow yoar toad. and to
bind humbly down Mid'eeniply with your owlets
b t until I/ OM do this, wewill pursue the good old
p an, of .thinking, and sating , for, ourselves, and
f rming and following r out our own judgment in
.litloal 'matters. •'' -' A hisser Bunn.
• The State. Of •Aiter 'Xiste Skillet.
orressoadence of the London ElikaiLl , ,
NAPLIS,Tuephoi, Allay 8, 1860.
The O f ficial .Tdurneil; kit night; after a week's
i, ewe, publishes the following bulletin : "In eon
rmity With What we have S'epefteciksed, as to
- e perfect tranquillity re•establlshed Isi Palermo,
d: the'neighborhoed, We itjoidg to add that th e
- ate of . siege 'in -whirls the 'silty hadheett placed
tl' ' laket, off, 012 rt.he- 3 5 1 inst. , by, tkecommander of
, atprovine; whereup on ev.v7thing his retotned
• its primitive - normal stale And a precious state
at 'west' .13i:stem a • comment- on this bulletin, take
- e rent:4 4 l g intelligence up which yon may rely :
The di:merriment, tar - the lark thik 'days; has
•-•etv le a state of untitnelagitatioir. • Thereltas a
'anon , of generals at th e Yitiaaerfsa, Sandlyy, and
• night Prinoe Luigi went to tleperi to benig up , a.
nary' et 'therintalif - arillietY; th e: oil) , battery
k
.. the - -kind-in - the' nerving; lb*: willso 'I, era
"t• tate-ken, wee.-seat liff :kilt night., At theossime,
g me , it is said in the arsenal that an Order has
. • -ii - given 'for sending. - kie 'fi've'"thottitoird' more
oopb to' Sicily: Ilkave it 'freer - military men
d. civilians, ,and the -following -preparations
Zorn to confirm the. tenort. , , Two of the steamers
longing to a private company, 'which ' had • been'
.turned 43y, the 'lloverpment a Week since, were
. . sin taken up on Sunday', theyare - the Sorrento
.. i(I TfresuOio; and .1" fear that IFik.ocorrgspgpdence
rill be dragged all rotold , the eoist - .as• a- apnea:
, 01163, -as„ the. Vsan*„ slid' the direct service to
0,- arseillos. Two Government frigates left rater._
.1. y morning , and four were at Gaeta, having been
1
called from' /natty, probably- for the transport
troops, whiett„ I hear. ,have ; hues. assembled in
•at , place. A thniderlxlt seems. to have fallen
,
: ..
onget the royal party ; 'and, Without pretending
- belt prophet, I think you will i fi nd, before this
rives, that an 'expedition of volunteers has left
,
o north of Italy Srh Kelly, and, perhaps, bee
tided. If such be the ease, and 'Garibaldi, as I
rmise, be at the bead, of it,, we shall hoar of a
tri neral revolt, andSierly.te 494 t ; for I can give
5. u no idea of the'terror 'arta& the very name of
I aribaldi strikes Into -all' Olasiels bare, and- the
t cops especially. Already the publin voice is on
t e traces of the expedition„ and every
,one An.
n unsa s th at' it' has sailed-4 Cowie; ev ery
t e details vastly.‘, Unieei titer Pleamontese an.
vrvnment bas prevented it,l believe that, by this
t it is at least en route; and raesreely think
tat the 'G overnment ' would ': dire ' interfere,
It °ugh it has refused , to give upllooo muskets
high had been
,Oolleoted by , the great
is special purpose. ~ , • '
A person who is often in Palermo tells me that,
o , Friday, at for o'olook, , the ehops were opened, ,
,d,the, cannon removed front the streets, but on ,
:r turday, at four o'clock, they had beiM replaced.
a. I row or two hid taken place the night before
o table
fered the ,
m ir , teasn.d,Tinhaieecrail}reyy,onhd • e kap e rd, , h t V e :
a ate of things was awful.. An ' order to open the
a ops wee posted' on the walls, and' everything was
o t
rem:nw
sour
pla p na
31,, ai
insurrection
o,
and
rvit 1 r out
le
s y rjea
so .
pli
itatn W rue
doiewht h o,
re
st
ht e 7nrih n eerjra t i
stas h
wwfet
as t
me
rir i
o n ste t heprir
itst6 n lov.
i r th r i e
r e o s
a Bastille
fha t i r
otti o edilm n i ß:Enkoffrom
f brokeno M ess in al.oll
wnci,
:Patio.
i opo o ntia a :
je t hit.p
:n i g: n ..tf.t. i -. .
ietun, that all wee traKull, and that,the state of I
ege was- taken off on the 84 inst., • most WM-
emery proclamation , which owes its origin to Ft-
I ngleri, had been published in both places: Arms
re to be given, and Hats of the names of °means
arms or supposed to be so, were to be affixed to
all publ ic plates for fifteen days. If the persons
shoats names were therein , entered did not appear
and have their names etraok out, they would be
liable to be tried by court•roartial, and shot. If a
ilbief were brought in by any one, his captor
would have 100 ducats reward; if a common man,
the captor would have 10 ducats! ' .
I A revolutionary isommittee in Palermo, the moan
iers of which the Politte vainly attempt to iiseover,
ends money and instrnotions to the insurgents, and
ontrivea to keep, up constant communication, al
hough almost all the gates of the city are closed.
in a s t ilte w bf as e p o o n s tal n pa t t h m e ls ;t the ts fo o llisiztroc o ioltn
ay 3, and wherever torn down by the police was
Speedily put up again : ,
~ Itnernsua : We havelong awaited oar revenge
for 1848 Hatred to the'ernel slavery of the Boor
, bons animates our unanimous hearts. , The obal
' lenge bee now been given; we have accepted it.
put first rencontro was not favorable; you know
the reason why. A few hours before the de-
SilliT6 moment a traitor sold us to our enemies.
urprised, divided, borne down on all sides,
we were fain to fight singly hand to 'hand '
,'
without order or direction in streets filled with
Soldiers and shrri twenty times ai"numerous as
Ourselves, but who yet could not stistitn the shook,
of our first attack. For seven long days the firing
bf bravo patriots flocking to* the oombat';froM
nil parts of the country hits beard at the eityle tin.,
For the last month we dispute' inekbYinidt with
the royal troopla soil strewed with dead lint - 117,-'
tog. The army is only master of Petering and the
bountry lying within a few =ilea. round, for the
whole island hag risen as one Min to the dry of the
Ivengers. Towns and villa'ges 'have hoisted the
talian tri-oolored flag. Messina has been threat
ened In the true Bourben style. We have not laid
down our arms; the combat goes on without relax
iition. You, in this city, have repeatedly seen our
armies returning beaten; but lately the soldiers
`with
had been sent to Catini and Capitol related
`with terror the exploits of our armed brothers who
haddispersed the royal bands whenever they not
them. •
, • After reciting the cruelties of the Kinee Go
vernment. the proclamation continues:
" We solemnly declare now, while.vietor7 is yet
'uncertain, that tired of cur shame' and the, un
limited tyranny which oppresses uf, tired of being
considered OS something less than linite beasts, be
ing strippe,d of ell rights, governed by force and
caprice, and degraded in the eyes of the world—
'we declare, we say, that shoe we must suffer, our
'determination Is to put an end to the present state
Of things: To' this end our actin:more directed ;
our object is to overturn the edioni Benrbon Go
vernment; and to' effect the union of 816117 with
those more fortunate provinces which already form
part of the great ihtlien family.: In *word; wit
wish to follow the destinies of 'the Bones of Savoy,
to whiclrßioily iris the first to offer herself in 1848,
and the offer then made by her Perliamenthas
been - confirmed by five ineurreetiona between 4849
and 1860. We , may be vanquished, , lbitt , :never,
'mind. Vtotory we know does not always declare
on the aide of the right. We may be vanquished,
and be agaluxedueed to SIIWITY, but war all be
slaves ever terrible, ever seeking fresh . means to
bring to a favorable issue that lamentable Struggle
between the executioner and his victims; betwagee. -
'the oppressor! and the oppressed , which del
the insatiable and stapiditttldtlef the Minotaur of
Napte* Via; i'Adis. i Veen Vienna lassraivez!
! ' " Palette% Mehy 2, 1.860. 1 , 7 • ‘, •o- . - • :
.CC •..,-,•:: ~ •
THE WEERIAf t - PRENS.
Tee IFlOnLy ° ,: rasia. vitt ba„%sii. estoari bf
matlfootaaniuo, in advoato,iat,—.—..;—.ll.o o
Three Copieo, "
Tn 0
"" - •
Twenty" " ..(to oak oulfiroatwO.a.
Twenty Copilot. or °Tor " (toaildresaof - -
each dabsorbor.) sash -- 1.90
For a Clairol Tirantyr-on, or am, w,Tili mot MR
extra *oar, to,tha getter-ut of the Club.
MT Roatomating IMP IDr6 - t0 a e t lllll !*ifer
THE Vrlnumrlizsaa.
• ivAvarop.au-rairms.:
losual Borni-Nont.hlr in time for !the California
Bioriraera
THE" CITY,
l ASSigtiNT AUTOMATA' TO' TALI' TOM QM
siorg or 1860.7-The fonoihNil4o.rmilisee the ap ..
fiointmenta made by AS 800-4mb 8, ,Xoat;tr, 15;
Mental of the Restore Djetriot. of Penasilvanta.
of Azaiatent ?Kaaba& for ibe city, of Fbiladelphis
fat! the census of 146: - ' ' '
ffl2MS=Elo=
- iSeeppil Tard.- 7 .nrafi3 H. lititierr; and N. G.
o:fr:4Weird haii And Heinys
Bort
Fort, And min IP. Bhat , 7
gilts Trard.--Sobn G. 'lfiripatrtaki and - Joeob
A.fratit.
itScith Ward.—C: 31. Donovan, and
Oltrieinthlrcifdr.:—Eiiin C. •Jaokson, Augustin it:
' Vog lL ha Wart —John Magee, • WA _Pabiek Ma ,
Ocinu*, - : - • '
Ninth Ward .--Banpia p..lholieti, and ,jiiaei „
" a f orth Ward.—John leukini, ira Aglaia
. 114: ,
iir ,,, ...
t,,,b11....Wa"rd".,-4iniai-ii: iiiiter,.ind Jo-'.
. w. c'
43 . b feelftir Ward : —Y. -A, chpdaiik,,sad4ptai i.! _
71%4teti Ward.-:.4::-.ifissitir r ,api4, 7 Thai. .;
' otalsoctk - - 34'dni.—H.41: - finlike ; , said. jobsa ' :
"iftepaliriVerd.-.4ldm id; Weiler, and raselias •
~. fins/ma Wa' ralrohipabletellt.
D=11: 1 1:1 4---STV , --,: r steli ~, , !T Tl'., .-: - -'
lfrartisQleahliet•Sbeideetaad K.
C Brady.
ieilissaffrardiresepitft.. K. Snyder, eseL
is - 1 3.*LifoBWOrarf , - - , , e lo bn WE* - -.And_ 43l e o 4 o '.
- . . ~.. .
" i aWsiteedillriirtf.—Willlem•Peal,,and Join_lC.
i lesutpoirst :",iliard. .0 tiiiebilipk,. arai.
J... vilben. ... .._ ..,..
. 1 ittgareeerz4 ; T r a r4 ., 3 4 r p0,,ri,.. cox,. ma _
A dzarr
Twinty:titirditird.-40in:KArlialii 4 :Wilth ii '.
J. Crane„rhumas B. Worrell, and Walla= t7irtei: '-'
.- iTleeetrioutt*War;d. 7 4.seale Leiielt,-li, Alai
!it'd e r T;K1.11 ,,, 714 - 11 ”7. MO: 1 ' ""
~ Tns MSS OF tit 1111101431 ii Fta z dosir ~
1' . ./ in OSIN, of the linciseny ir.ir. Clegipeiey • •
against the Trustees ef-tlie-Fire-Assoelatles. has
been 4,04404 : 1 !YAr ealMalle 0.910 , 1 / 1 ...., -In,
Cid the, Harnuinyment And of liergie•, r ut cones,
r i te
4 nee of , aome disaatlefaetiog aik„oriAooo.oo. of
C y Connolis regarding thg.goyettaineitt of the Fire
D pertinent. . The_ HailauaY,- 7 Wate4.l 4 eir, , ° l4
p ndsesi•and glued- their appnetstia /DA none! ,
n r the Bell Tavern , on„the. Perky e rßitd,‘ The,
e rof the Fire imitation requires that the
, r . —,.._ — —
e pantos oceripoeing it shall Imre Aleient alma
us in regular earriafirlirtideNfiiiin to reeehne
d* ", iftidif"ftittintedidwitortiiiiteoesnisesilied,'
4 , tierdosegniewftlillythdaurittigypiind= they:
met *fey theme** He'•enieslAliehliesete.. ,
•-etwePeot..4PP ll •4 l 49 Aadfft Ase 4. Wins
rink far fm , bli"otio" , a g 47 # 0 !; ,17 i"! 1 / 4 - •
thfCAlNMotio.,n; 7,nr, AcreOftlie,•,4;sffMtite,
ntlirf"9 l ,4 4l ;MT" a°F4 11P•4 6 .,T4 a",
.Ig.ion ot me 060 ernitetee' oli oiiintes et the
4416114 it the
F: 1 21ifsib& fertufifiterietbeiivticritio
firtiiieit;•aziaihr , rassit ,, hu Web looked lbw 4.
I thlmkietyi! • , The Jitilsoel hee,earved edam,
• , I,the,indirrAdaelt Unapt!, ,eastiesll4ll thelet/
ttr:theA7ll) b* 'he* , P,471,07 7 3 2 1rt4 1 , Ag .' . .
ths A!LTantli,the dixi49l4l 3 4o. l laTel w*,:.,
houl., -OA off.
IMITP4 , ig-.., 1 4-
*RROTAR : o . 4 NI. *Ortir'44****•,..;',
--o! , -T,Pid.i,..*i!fi - bkvoirti0.0. - . - ;
lOkty ? hi:vim irk pustody man rrho lei olltar*d - r - : -
w til' MAPtito4 I`Phitnitelphlk i nat4A - OPAir oat- it ''
ra'thild`rifiit gollirm'f:Worth'ordryliMmig. I'llisc -
okra iM'mohloart.thelug6partiN thimigoills item , ;:,
sar: , LedwigiKnoodboril Ce.i.ozok .Biodroft 47-;
0 .;.os tho'l2th, OfvEmpleadber: lam, ropomooting to,
~.
t es Oat, ho Sfafc &gam' wO4 MIX. 4 4' Nlin ,'-'
, 1 eMoto f kimf..pill'„Pr9PortY/tJhe, 8 0 510,'„wV.
E 444 N*• ?".I th RP& h4 q t "PgrC 9r * l r`l"- °, —:
I ratgroPr. o o B M: l **s.RVitae_trfh". - 40.
a
bt, MO:Ail:ldler • dote': • ' 04"hproioor L iiorir ''
9 IRO' i - O - t - ',,:iiiiimikli . OMMityiKmistroMW IL
heti' thirnOtris till 'dile; 'thopilitit' esistirigiyr pro 4 ' .`
i "ed; Mitt ballifidut to CisoinnOtt tor 'eciltdoriev.'
t a ilraislat6reistottwertaided Ahem tkeirttartoe 1 ,
r hookaimboansimploutomt4 Paot.mroo wrk , who,. ,
r ppm:m*l, Oho :proff„oktAm,pr,rot)l roper.ty ,or
la ipmpohorm,,l real Witte. 44.
~`foliilrlirt. omi7
ricl.hiimi t ta in kgiiginnift.
_•. - • '
0400 1463tirrACliiiiii:IL- 2 the icier:Arra ea'
tiCoutirtlfil the PioPle'e forly, Of both bribelp .
, iteetd'i APP:hoi yesterday alletitaon: Iry Centindi'-::
tiiieil choMhir, miototodethe! folk:Whit neattom- ,
' rut.4lThe boosiidotim win to totertriorAndprobs,;
hi
„ A4Stitd tilk , i o V4lttA *eßtivi”; of--90=444 4 ",,
ig•alimvicrfk.l,,
.4 , !tp.!r,snffrprl . f74 Gerard ffstate.—A. W.
nil, the , prrent
Ageni •
Crirail'Biiitte=tritlism Ellison, the
esentliiotiiisbeid." ' -
Guardian - ot the 'Pook,—Wra. C. Stevenson, of
OPotirth ' '
Board of , Hcalth---Dr. Jewell, the pre
!! .t incumbent. T . •
Dirgetor9. pf Girizrd Cagegl—Hepzi CI Cot
id, Robert Bou,.st. en 4 Roory EndoSmith,
CONVENTION 001:6PIT4I, 41TPERRITERD
ve.-1-4 Convention of Superintendents of Hos
tala for the Insane, throughout the United Status
a British America, hie been In- iessiesi in this
for Bimetal deye, 11T r MeFerbutot,,ot the 1111,
State ',lnitiator', ;gadding: : Temierdey
mbere visited the FeeneyJeanie Hospital for the
sane, *here Dr. Hirkbrideshotiell the plane and,
r .rhing of the lnatitation.- Y,Ottt4F44Y th,,e'rwasti
h'rankfordi, l and /held a seettion .in - the - Friends'
I Innt.for the Insane.- To•day they will visit the
j titans Sebooy for Feeble-refitted Children, at
edia, and, in the afternoon visit, the insane de
rtmentof.the Philadelphia -.4timhouse.
NEw Pouoz aExEN r,—lf Hen
tar ippoiatid Atilermais 'BeAtler the oommitting
Write for the pttj to hen and determine camas
the Central Station ! under the resat sapyiement
the eonsOidalion not -• The Mayor yesterday
ceded h 1 canine to take all pennies arrested
or the ant of June for serious offences before "
at magistrate. Parties arrested on warrants is
ed by ward aldermen Will bean exception to the
as the warrants mast be returned to the ma
! •
[strides who i ssue them. 'The. new arrangement
r llbe an important aid to the administration of ,
Wee.
P abs C a MAGMIAT sa.-.First ,district,
muel Lentz ; Segond, . Thomas Dallas ; Third,
.4 Swift ; F,ourth, Christopher Brasier ; Fifth,
t Patohell ; Sisth, Williain 8.. Hikiberd ;
t'.verith, William H. Butler; Eighth, Joseph
Itlankington ; Ninth, Robert-, Hutehinson ; Tenth,
thins H. Shoemaker; Eleventh,. John Cloud;
welfth, George A. Reese ; Thirteenth, 0. L.
Ramsdell ; Fourteenth, Joseph Ring, Jr. ;
t Bath , James H. Coady. . -•,
The Convention was unable, to agree upon •
sandidata for the Sixteenth- dletriet.
,Coannoriox.—Wo.received s note from
the president of the Philadelphia Bank, yesiter
d ay, in regard, to an' item ssttiitte appeared in TA.
Preai about the arrest of James EL Reilly for at
empting-to pass e counterfeit• nve.dellar bill an
that. bank. The. president says that the bill GU
Med to, although a • little nibbed; was genuine,
and that, as far as he could: eisbertain, there were
ao counterfeits in circulation of any of the present
issues of the Philadelphia Bank of any denorainaz
, Son.
Rasmus OR A Etrom—During Tuesday
Tight the hardware bloke of Mrs. Shaw, No. 1136
It irard avenue, was entered; lig-riming open a rear
doW, and robbed of twenty-live dollars tummy, •
nd - aboht-an equal aniount in fine intlary: The
tebbers - first attempted to enter the place - bt
boring through the battik door. - Falling in this,
ihey toned the shutter. They got safely ott with
he booty.
1 Tuts Corwrs.—The District Courts were
in session yesterday, and spent The day in the
lenaction of business of an unimportant character.
r n
the United States Cotut;-the counsel in the
inn of Jeremiah Buck, before reported, were
Ongaget in arguing points of law until-four o'olook
in the afternoon, and having not yet conoluded, the
ledge adjourned the court until ten o'eTook this
morning: ' '
iit IDENTIFICATION OF A BODY.—The body
f men found floating in the Delaware, at Reed
treat, on ennday, bee been identified an the re
inahlS of John McCaffrey, who was employed as a
.ofteliman for Mr. C. D'lnvidllers, at Germantown.
The deceased disappeared on the 18th of Deoupber
last.
WITHOUT AN OWN& IL—On Tuesday even
ing a quantity of female wearing apparel, and an
Bpincopal prayer-boot,' paAed in a box, ware
found on a Coal bin, at Eleventh and Brown
itreota, and await an owner at the Fourteenth•ward
station-horse. Fome of the articles are marked
Anna Ellen RlMads."
Another Sliver captired.
A ttar4ra, Oa , May 30.-;-A epeelal detteatati to
the Savannah Re;nuatican, - dated °oder Heys, Kay
;nth, says adviaea have - been; readved A lm
aa
nounoing the eapture err:melt bark,,with &cargo.
Or five hundred Afrtaans, by Lieutenant"Mattit L nf
the United States steamer Crusader. 'The vessel
and nagroes wen:married tb IreyWeet on the 2511.
Arrival of Sageentere.
,
:T!147 84 1 1 , etThe lesamehire Glaegew,
tt*M MVIIIP 0 0:10 011 44 tQ tho Ink instant, *al
Senthetewton, with Mites to the lath
instent,chnived beta this eiorhl4.." Their atirasee
kart ban at iiiipibea:= ' •