THE PRESS,
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1 MariM l» tsiafitlw.cityM’iij* Sw-us*
Mt inn. feto‘ Baa-yni w« Bm»i Kiotui
: «nun inW
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ItaiM lo SkbatrflwMtotofttM Citr it THU i Dol
tui ms■* *»: A * «
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111 C-Hestif#? -S,TREE f, '•
Ottw to City, Wootero«MMt Sooth*nt WhoiMol# Hoy-,
*»*Bo»too«t4*teL»*olSt*»teanAP«»o7
DOMBIyiOBbeiEKY GOOCB, '•
bbbuahtowk FXRcir. wooijKNg.
fIBBMANTOWN, OftrLDUft'S,' MISSES’, wo
- ai»» MEjraapsf. ;. ..
•OStON RtßptS- HCWIBiIY. AJiD, WOOLEN
. , STOCWNQ ANOSHKTLaNDY AENB. , ~
BOIHS-tt#- eoro»t*t* IIW of
BMW a*aH w h»Y* ITB ofl*r*d, and irbioli oroini ud
M *» tan oftho Mihalt *fM, Mi) Mrla*.
tote Apats la WMolfbhi forth* ; -i •
WJ.TB|VtBIT; HttelKßY \ KEfl TO. 4*<D':
WATBiliufiYKifjTtiiieoo.-
NORFOLK HOM*KY«O.VY - ,j-
OTI« BCANCFACTUNINQc6., * ji' ' °* B ’ •
Wallace saws* - ; y ? steel spring
OBBOKVE ANDCjttjteSHARB.S. !. SK ‘ Hts - ~
mCO.’BFWS.
Ji7-*t*th3w ■ ~ v -
euu:
w «*> NEBDH&M.
CHARLES WEiLR*!.'. ” ; BAMOBL HEEOHJUd.
Gjß RMAHTO WN ! .r
HOSIERY'MAiftTFACTCBIRS.
Wa tooa)i eoli tfeae*eol»)euexUna ofKoutnßum
aadHOaiCutarera'.te'eeraeiraed tawh-aeaM bn
aroremmt in CHILDREN'S and mMKS’ TBCK
RIBBED TOP ROB?K»Ym Suited aid Hirh Colon-
IPATBNT’APPLIBD FOR) ■" **'
,", .y' *lo4>, ■ _ 'y. _
FAIfCIf.WOOLEN GOODS. ', T '
HOODS, OLOAKS.TAI.UiS, ./
SACKS. SOjtTAGS.JtUBIAS,
r-f d;o.. Re., Ao,,- _
ConorWaa OVER JOO STYLES beat the lefaethand
halt daHani Fror* oaroanlnna motieal oxaoHaaee,
and MoeSojinx aaaa bat Cnt clue aashaaioa.aean
areiered to offer te Hoaierr Baron a line oftheee aooda
RECORD TO HONK neoiaiof MnuiUi, HtlHi
oration, and nnrnfaHreoliolfiheieetrnnaionftho
Trade. ,-i •
Bole Agente ore ; '> _l ■ . >.:■
f. & ga. ’ y
tff+iaibSa • -a8«-CHE8TNDT BT*KET.
J||AMUFAOtORir ' '' J " 1 '
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OLO T&H*V._' O ii 0;ARJB' ::
mu
BliAok siLR p&ANTILIiAS,
/’'J-NsVaND ‘
ELGOANT... GARMENTS,
HROU9BT rHUUt- THE AWAORNT " ■
WO B K 800 M B J !
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ooopiaß I'ddNAiib.
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BoatttMtMpW(ilKTH AND A2ARKBT STKEEH
WA R vtt , T O ,N i';;' ; ",
•OS BQOIH JBEoituD SißpiEX, bdow gpoM,' f
Ktt|setr*o«tv«A«
LAmOE ASftOmtMßhC OF - ' V
OOLORSIKTARIiETANB.
Fo Of t I'"/ '''' V'’"
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n ogirra ctie yard tq bt cent* .
Gti* TBAVSUitNH GOtiffiSr : sirSn
Prior.mneb tedf-ed; . 7 : t vio«» oAb ,-.-i -
am ■aPt.-BT6tsTiatB..««t cßiiBTßt. , r«T, ,
ttIBKGB AND ORQAHD» «'*BES: "
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paE'OHtiWNSANDOBOtNDIE?.
g
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VJ Kara nada.AIaOTHFK REDUCTION -
- h ;r
Arf o^s!‘f?SOTe» , iw , jiT»'ioi'nscKMßßSi t
fortvajraaka. Martanakma *a ait-ia Ims is tkair
oo« ttan-oamin*
Flttf OruedtMMd Lm«»
foul aVo (SiabcMgiMCoat bclqvoML ■ ~
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W. 8.-&W* Mffftdjl
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Cfe«*9Coitint«'
t§om,y:.
£ : -w*£ ~9it i‘Al«xxjia«.;iw- *•/
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COOIMIOK
Th* <uir ■
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1; l ; aias ahd dXStituoia/
T . { *> r - ■ . 1 '
;‘v ; .: -JsOrMt Vanity. " ':,
I Vary aaafltl ‘la Own'la itiij Main rn,
aOUM »ÜBNISHffIQ JKCOI«, ; :
" (*?» OTKnwOTf'WiuoM, "
:i liaintiaiiLkiH'MtatUAaadtnrof FiMAife
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.t n* -A.t~.t_t f r -•
;• ■’•-HAWGIjHiSj
fO CLOSE . BUSINESS.
ik: T 00., , ' ■
; ;iro.|^OHE9XBrux : 'ei^iarr,
WUImU Mt, irauk thli wicUruft'«x< wriai. ikilr
h’ : iu*Mptw< ,<r-
FAPBB HANCHkGS.
: «d«taii<»»#iT>irfitr#ccße»tidwitUtai biatnaaa,
r "' : HJtDUOK& j'WOIS. -
,/a«'iaUßlgii'»AfißM.Aii»-fH» OEHT. M -
ji;:,; _ ii .
fMM« VUttaftkalr Kowm Fibril, aak (MIIH*
v ' -■ 't‘ { •;, , .■-< VI." » mi \
~ HATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
: f !/ OPrjIENEWEBT’ApD.
MdST EL EG aN-S,TT I. K S,
,_' i i •r^ ; iw » t -
V LADIES’ WA'JCCHES.
Juit r*o«iv«d,
THOMAS O. GAKKBTT.
' : .■ I .Tia OHESTNUT SrHKEI'.
jbi diamond fiioiw, ring?,"and
»wl»Uoq7 ; : i O. PUMEUL. '■’
•J»lira -f' | aßHortl HXTHBtrwt.
>WZ&: UHLINOEK&GO.’S
vrr
* fiHCTTLBAffDIWUBXiB-LOOPBTITCH .
:' .BiESWiNH.- MACHINES. ‘
FAMILV' I i«L LO^: - P *'‘V' ; .
Mo. < ARGH STREET.
.frtM of SHUTTLE MACHIXE, >3O.
: FriotofDOVßttLOOP fII'ITCH MACHINK from
•Mtrwfei ‘ 3 :.' '• /-s './'' ■' , ' l
: Tk« «im»i»4 Andiaori mao&ißki nunn
ftotorod fw»UHnf*ofu»*. '
•. P. B.—MACHIXB BILK. COTTON, NEEDLES.
OIL, (to., ooniuuitlT on h»aJ. ; Jyi-Sm
HARRIS* HPUPOIR ■■ •;;
BfeWINSMAOHINB.
" B»»»from mjnuli ivjttoot th»!lroulil«of jt-i
'Ho.TA EA|jTtM»ffigtr»rt. BMouiota.MaJj>S-im;
: !*;;^srt^SPN
i:
fun* wr I ,, aiiv ; '' ; 1 :yvl
«■ UKBMIWS.SSESET, SRCORB FLOWS, .. .
■MriaWi viikptfntcni w juiit to Print* FuiUM,
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.Olltmi IQVAKB, ButM, w. *
’■ i k z..-1 'j\ : l om-
Mitid OX*GIBiBB’ SSWikoMA- -•
jiplllgpf
X?SIIiaMAN'S CBAVAT STORE -
h.w. ooß.or. seventh anu
- I CRESTftfIT. '
'OhayatbV TiM * ‘.
. fATXKT- ENAMELIiM) COLLARS |
j uz; ’ ~ 11
r msnxxFS’B purhishixo
! 009MJ''
1 T aIL KiKiw order wear f ■.
• < &IRTS, KAOR TO ORDER i
I 6 for m.
; . ' COR^REyEMTH.ARD'OHRRTMUT.!
aft? WStit-ta■' . -Tt g: --- -» • -•-
/.TrSwMM tMiiliHilllT Mil t it MMnttonor ttt
NKWVOBE ADVEBTIBEMJENTS.
-BHatdKT--* •op.i ; \ -
• :....-r',..T:"V.*|Hr'^WCi.-V,M’,
' MM* lijtMi *C OrMkt to lmnlKn nmilnMn 1» :
':' as* ntsn w rax iron*®,
V f ""-'• 'wnjioir few ""' •
,;■,.. 1 um, botmchilp. :
i ails, rkANKfo&r, risnyi, am
;, pus, ahdthkih coßUssi'onvErrru
..'.iwffw*, ; •■ ■•'.■■' -
Eamsg
JJALLS PATENT -
TO io K:P IT OHKi ’
fattrotf 4*”*** tthlroaMfruotloc from til oth»r«
•M WA«RAMT*]> U» tM» tfc* 10? LONGER thaw
uy Pttehormov la qm it. t*iip.»tnre of Mvonty d.-
i!A FshtMliilt Thfitxty. fttoMri will kMi tU
**t»rMM btifktKffftifriMt'a.' ■
:,is<Wßd»iidi 1 lUif‘Ofi»einthrM»ioljal mtn mil
16/t ffvtm minntii ,"while the «.nn
taiohtj In jut otiuur *toM i»it«h«r, ht th* Man- nm
. miture, oft lututwakovi tMd Alton minut'd
L-fniniin ikMUuM* nmfound IbM PiWhor* with
• f ‘;,v. ] H'A'i.’p'a i k s, *r
wilil. WHjStoN& 80N. \
, . *oU innufor.tho Maoufoohirer',
„ * *7. femur. FIFTH ud ORESRY gItMU.
I H.. HYATT. -
" | H ÜBOH ALLEY ,
/_ OoU and Patsntsa tor tbld sit? 1
\y„.y. , \ o»*m
• PA r fte!NT PAPJSH BOX.
Thlt B*4 oxooUdl <Xh#t* (or bMatr, •trttuth. snd
itmNHtd SooHnf to dintmd with In la moosloo
til**, (hiu ioopHnf th« (toot doidderotum Of ' '
, CORNERS. ■'
%mmi
ji|t3J4E.;;; l oi4> .*■
jVvav; :
| ■'
SALK BY " ' /
I . 0. «[. lUTTBOK,
--Si ',“;i«£%x4w««LOOv •
. nr-a h-i-ii -tv W) QQitMKacKgttMt.
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i ® ; iPH>»s?AWi3^S4*lK ; '' LKITEB,
U jflli/ IR— <!»Ottjr-J-.{ OMO/I -.'•{ ■••■'■■
'ffSVJnj 6j*ns9 fc’J If**«r yw« ~ •
ja*~a;->| .a?il«9sr Ipflfisffj’V ••!'>••? •- •
YAip^LL-g
OF JjSWE&pY. 1 ■;
;wikg TaxcHiyresy., y;;
rs<«ooj»e,.
i EXCURSIONS.
SEABATHING.
ATLANTIC CITT, NSW JBRSS?.
iH HOUfiSFSIO&I PHILADELPHIA.
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 6,000 VISITORS.
ATLANTIC CITV ienov conceded to be opeof the
most delightful Sea-aide reaorta in the w orid. Ite bath
ing i* jv&aarpaned j its'beau tifbl unbroken
mites W length) is onddualied by any on the Coatnent,
eave‘that’orc Galveston; its air is remarkable .for its
'dryneasi;lt* sailincarid fishing facilities are yerfeotj
its ho'e.iaare welt faVnieljed, adds* ’ well kept ea those
of Newport tor Saratoga; Vhila Its avenn'es'and walks
are cleaner gpd broader than those of any'ether Ssa
batbihfVla«!ein'to'ew>dntry; : -
Tralna eflhe C‘AMD«N AND ATLANTIC RAIL- 1
RO aDieave; VINE-feTREETWH A RF, Philadelehia,
daily _at7AOA. M. and 4 P. W, Returning—reach Pnil
adelpnia at SA. M.sod T.tf P. M. Fare $1 AD.; Round
trip tie beta, gobd. to? three days,£l 50, to be purchased
, or exchanged at the iieket office# onlyVabd net of or >y
cbqdnotbra; ', D.stanoe Wrollee. 'Sunday train'leaves
Vineatreetat Bao A. Mi i‘ ls&vee Atl&ntioCitr at 690
P* M,—etoppink only for wood and water. < A telemph
exiendethetttole length of the rad. J ' joSP-^r
THREE 'GRAND EX
'CSJSfcjKSsK' CCFSIONS TO NEW YORK
via ntid Amboy itailroid, to visit the G.eat
','Prjob.6f "ftfuiaiW on board -the 1 Great Vaatern re-
Fiiiy CdntS for /dnlta/abd Children half
feintirkiiiiia inli bo arranged-for Tuesday the 10th,
Weaneeday thellth, f andT ihursdav pie 12th jpf July,
Jeavinff Wainat-strest wharf ate A. fid: for, Capiden,
citato’South Aiab»y,' and thence br tfio
splendid steatite’’ Richard to the .city of New
Vork-taffording a full' view of the Bay and Harbor of
NewYork:and arrivo about half oast, 10 A. M. Return
ing, wit Meat's JPierNo; li North River, at 2 P: M. same
dsy.orfl Av M-next'-oming. , • •
. Fare for the Excursion, coins and returning, $3.. .
•This arrangdment wilt aflord Excursionists an oppor
tunity to go on bosid and examiheihe *' Great Eastern”
and raters the same day,'and arrive ln-Philadelphia
about* P* lu>, oraceod the evening in t e oit of New
York, and reach Thiiadejphia. at half past 10 o’clock
nejct morning.; - >
kxcursb-B tickets procured at the office of ffte Cam
den and Amboy Rs>ilrpad Company, or on board the
Fo&t. • : rT WILLIAM H. GATZMIsH, Agent.
jyll-ft ! . ..
PHttAPELPHiA AND
S33JSbaS9KRKADINORA'LRO«I). DE-
TfojFrrULrX CMtiroa*./Os-andafter MOhPaY,
JULY 9*h,'tijilil further T flotf o*7 tiW fallowing routes
%i)t,be.fljetoJforeicur*inni. _
; -Tiekfetjrfor e&le at Ticket Office, Broad and Callowbdl
** ft),Wi^arii.Palleaudreturn../•....#15 00
f ' To Samp Wo rbd fetur* 5.. 6 M
•folxiok ISftvenand retain...... .. Bfii
.iFor fu«ther;p&rti6uiar3pee«aj*lJ billt, or apply,,,to
ticket,Aient,of the Company. Broad and CalloTrutll
Btreetg. or to : JSQ> £• BEATY*,.
•t - General. Agent Phil*. & Beading Railroad, Pfjim,
G» A.;SICCkLtJ, Gmi’l Bupe/jptendenti Reading, ..
_t* i _ r "
FOB CAPE swift
SBMMKHHud commodious tor iieojner, GEORGE
WASbITHsTON, Cast -W. biUdm/teton ArpU
strsetwbirfievery Tuesday, Thursday, and Batur
day morning at&n o’clock, it taming on tbs intermo
di*ted*yir.' . '• l *--•
•Fora»carri»g«£»rFjno!nd*d..,.. ft)
>or«, dr® inc1uded.......... 125
Emmo tickets,o*rri*K© hirs 8 Ou'
■gorges.'carnages andfreight taken. jyff-jmo
fißWaa—fTUK TIIE SKA*
MM99P 8H O a E .—OAMDKW AND
MUMirea AR'RAMGEMENT.
■ ■ On and after MOWDAV, JUpV 9. train* on the Cam
dan aod Atlantic Kauro&d willrag at follows ;
Mfiltramleayef Vms'-s,tr«t wharf......—7.50 A.AI,
Entrees train (•topping only for wood end _ •
' water/..; ....4 00 P*M.
'ADoornmodationf?‘ A.H.
Leave Vine ASO A, W.,
" Leave Ailantio-Ht 1 .»....,■,530 P. At.
Stopping, only for wood and water. .
.Fane to Atuuino wben ticket* ara.pa'Chassd before
•Storing .the oa*e. #!?>' ftonnd trip tickets (good for
thru da •)« fi? go; to be purchased Or exchanged’ at the
ticket oflSsa only, Mtlnv* of or bycofidaotof*. > ' - t
'jPraixnt most be delivered at yoowrffl Point by 3 P.M.
The Oontjany WtTfnotf to rsspousrtß* 2or nul so#a.
“* tKt, *« w. MHWSW
jeg-tf , ; V, ~ * - , 1 Agent. ~
.inn TO PCWaSOSE: TKAYEL
SHSHB* E?oar*icn from Philadel
phia to Niagara Falls* Montre a,' Qaetop. Kim
nfty t WhifeMounf*in*,Pmtlaim, 'Huston, Saratoga
York, via, Lake Ontario River St.
fiMtad *Tyunk'Railway.. Splendid Bteaeiar
MAGnET Tot wwusim*..River. and return to PhiladdU.
fhia vlaPort land and Boston or Saratoga Springs.. pores
for tbit round tn» tofrilow* » - ' *> • - '' *'
(iuewo. White Mountains.Bto
f mm-Uaebgo to SMttenaVgiVerijuJd.reJrorjL. J3J»
. .Tickets good jantU October U.ljn... _ ...
For Excursion Tickets and an information
-Ao.» aeeirat the omne-S? W; boreevof SIKTH and
; MEDICINiUi.
T-TKLMB’ 'LD’S iXXRACT BDCBU.
if. , THE GPEATipIBEJSTIC .
r ° r d, °™
Among wbtrh wall be found ,; ~
Pain in tbe&apk, , m&fcLWgrre®. __ „ ,
Lof« of »epory. , - .Di/EcaUy of Breathing,
op W& n ifc(J&ovi,Aa,
’ IUM teA?WWf!’Ri'BVl.{?cfu™' whl,,h
Rjob follow I.o«o? j '^w.|l r |SSjT,dEpi:etiioFit|.
at fJvoE. ■
If ihe treat t iuretio, .
And te oerfaln to nave, the dented effect Ip the dn
eeeee enumerated wbeiherarisina from
%* HABITd OP biSSIPATroN,-
INDIBURE HUN, OK Oi HER KXGEBBES,
' tyrtifiorea of earep of from ope month to twenty
J ears’,atanding will mxtompany tbe Med oiue, and evi
enoe of the moat reliable an* reaponuble oharaoter la
open for Impaction. Pneejjl per bottle, oral* for 85.
Delivered to any addreae. Depot, 104 South TKN't H
blreeWbelowQfeEbTHUTV Je33-tf
%|K3. WINSLOW,
;BOOTHrir« BTRtr?
TUB 0 HILDBEH TKE THING,
•Wch (nttlr Koilitetea the vroceu of teethinf, by
wfUniue«4*epw: infiaswatiop: will*!-
Peyesd upon it, iacptbMe7irwi!l rjre mino ypureetver
"isLiEy and health to soph infants. ,
Wefcvve tmtuyeoieolij • tUa article, for over too
non. and eeu jilTlli son W SSnw *B3 Jrath of:
if&pteswk-i;
timslr &MdT NeVer did L* wp know tin instano* of
dimuaftotionwhitone \Z wnoniodit. (hj'ibeoon-
»r« delichtsd <PO mtfa Us osowtion*, at\d
■»tt«- 'whet, so -dobr itntfir,’’after ton year*?
sbwb aar as
from pain »nd
«xh&nvtic«TVsun will .b# b twladia ElUsnor twsntr
ffiatw after ihe djrtif Ul?/idinioiitered. , . . .
■repaf&aonfQ uthipresonDtion of one
KfflW
jtnbt oriy wi|*TM>ft* »
ncontoi tbs etomwli «B 4 "i
ttMMM nt
leetUai orfromssyotbsrr
every mother who iso a f
be j |
Hone,mi oslnb sill eooomM
wafwrta
■HIW
OP CASES, ' ,
child from pain, but in
feaws
COLIC and overcome con
sfeemlf remedied* end-in
whetberJtsriMa (torn
pause. We would say to
eftUd euffsrm* from any of
KSIsWk
B? WWs~tojollow the
timely seed. Full direo
eanv-each-bottle.- None
mile of OUETiBfcPBtt
-se.Ofot#idjß wrwper.
, JylHr
SPARKLING AND STILL CATAWBA
Twines.
* MASCTACtCXXD ST
J. ESHELBY,
Oico!rni»ti, Ohto, . .
Alws,« on hami.Mid in loti to tolt pturohuior., h;
[[ BHOEMAKEB &Co.
SLABS, 'PAIMTS, ' ‘ ' T
' OILS AND VARNISHES,
NorthiMt Oornsf FOURTH AND RACE BtrosU,
mytt-Sm
TLiLiUMIN ATpOftte > ""
jfewrmn is cornplaimzy nf their exorbitant gas
South THfHb Street,tear m msri
the “.best Lamps jit toowordCan Bo useqwhereve r
JSf l!f tf ant Cneaper tlirtn coal, nil, or gas. >g*niq
tt&iwtoi? a ** ek selling them, Mar© wanted,
3L^nh?%teVn^x^ni , ?±. for 1
a>ii-lh>Am-lr jSwet,
HAVANA' received, iicr
la-ge aad varied assort*
comprieinr several, new brand*, together with
other* of tne moat celebrated—
‘ • Blaokßea,” Adoraoion,’
. FiKsro, Neptune,
Cabanas, “,
Lif'itning* . , . • /^rtypHpndo,:
pLalltheggsMis, Cono.ba, Opeit,
3*30 3w 130 WALRUT-Streat.
TIAVfINA ojgars-a large.hand-
Cnit o l Eoefb?»n()/S/ CA
street.. TaU-im •
©YRIP An.—soo hbds and
pi Barrets LOVRRING’S Ne Plot Ultra. Golden By
rttP* and extra Golden. . Also, B»«ar*hou#e, Moeoa*
Vuda.and Porto Rioo Moimmb In hojjaheada and bar
rels- for sale by IAMKiS GEaHAM « Ocl. LKTIL'IA
Street;' - ■-/ • r., :1 ,< v?/ ~ , ,
Ol f extra-Mesched, hie
rhant,Oil|SAWsaHoosextrabiasohed Wh&'eOil:
4*d gallons racked Whale Oil;.£&> salons No. ILard
Uit.ln store and lor sal# nt R* *vv L&Y* ABfIHUS N w It,
i Nli.. "h . Jrti
RIO fi. - 200 .'iierceß Prime Retailing
' CbarUxton RldV. for .Me 3>J JAMES QKAHA.M
fc (Jo., LKTItfIA tflW
PHILADELPHIA, TH
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THURSDAY. JULY 12, 18QQ.
Newt) di Literature And Art.
Lamartine janioiinoes a new edition' ( ,f .peir- :
eonelle, definitive, unique,,par Jtausoriptfdn ”) of
nil bis work*, published, atid unpublished, to tie
completed 'lit,forty volumes. Literally/ tbfo fa s
mendicant edition. ‘Lamartine, awfully, in denV
wil^. not Sell his extensive landed proper ty> to lippty
the proceeds to settling with his' like'at
honest man ’ He has sent round the begging-boy*
at various times, and his latest (l artful dodge” it'
this' new edition, high-priced and ponderous*
Among tbe new works.which it will contain' (hot
one of them written yet, most probably! is a **
mance named Antoniella, and Lives of TaSao and
Byron. There will, also bo. a Memoir, of Mr*'
. Lamartine, Ms mother l /
Mr. Tom Taylor, who behaved so BhabbfT'f In,
selling “ Opr American Cousin” to tit>s American
’ purchasers, bas just bad a grave charge of wlfolii:.
gale plagiarism brought against,him on account'o*
one of bio plays, called the 11 Contested Election,”
I first played in London, ta july, Z 853. Mr. Dayie#/
ef Washington, it appears, wrote a play Called'
‘fOur Town/’ of whtohfour thousand copies war#
sold, epd a!oopy ?p*»Ho Ajt l . J. Stirling ! C«njl
secretary to the'English Djwmritfn Authors’ 7 ftiA*
oiety/for regletratioD, six months before Tom'
Taylor’s. - Mir; ft&yjea, writing to a > r fanchestfr'
paper, says: ’ . .
“Friday last I witnessed the,performance
‘ Contested Eieotion’ it your Theatre Royal, and. 2
as Mr. Taylor denied over having read ‘Oar Town,’t
I was particularly struck with- thuextraordiQayjg
Incident- of his producing areally original,play,
six months after mlfle, fip like it fu the followhn
PUtifonlors * ! ‘ ’ 1
: fTnn CoxrEsTfeD &
*Om Tpwx.’ „ Tioi?»* . - ;
b Jllostr«tea the erqss 1. illpitrntei the grow
venality of municipal ho- Y£Q*hty pf small
rnurhs. . rouchs. .
1. Mr. Twaddle.a erocer, 3. Mr. - Honeybatf. *’re
ri) unwiPing candidate for tired arooe', as unwilling,
munioip&t honors, bat do- candidate f->r political no*
feate>-. - - nore.bptdefeated ;
8, Mr*.Twaddle an am-, 3. Mrs. Honeybun. an,
bitioue lacy wanting fa- nmmtiooslady wanting
ahinaable society ,■ and fashionable society,'And
pneb;ne her hnsbnnd to pushing on herhiißbaud to
piuntoipal honor*. ’ - political honors. *
f. Mioky Poyle.RDeDPi- ♦..Boiigson, a wmlese
less adventurer, ttfreuga ftttornsy. throiWrh the in*
the l-nfluenbe of Mrs..' fliienreofMra^onefbun,
Twadn let oopduots.JVlr. cpn' , »cte Air.' Ronerran’i
Twaddle’s emotion, writes election, writes and reads'
end reads,, slfrid hie 6d- a'obd his address. . . .
dreps. - -fy
0. The vemg 6. &tg
bieeiatflip“ RlaeFig.”. called ‘‘ Blue Laraba.”. •
6. Mr. Boyle’e promise . C Mr. T)o<Ja:«an’eprorrtls«
orfHSblonable life to Mrs. • nf'iashfdnsbie'tift to f|tra
(Tyiutdlo. •' Honevbun. . -
V. Mrs. Twaddle reqnests 7. Mrs. Hosevbun re
Mr. Posle to, encoumie quests Mr. Dodseontotm
her husband In the elec- courace her husband in
tl'«n. - ' •• tbe emotion. - 5 *•
.6. Mrs. Twaddle super- 8. Mrs. Hondybnnsuper
intends providing tha ro- intends providing the ro
sritec, I - sette*. -
.0. Mr. det/- P. Mr* Snapper* h she-:
ti~epmoer,wnuwantsMr.. rift s ofnoer, l .wjto waits
Dntle. ’ Mr. Pndgson. * •
■lO. ATr. and Mrs. Twad- . JO. Mr. and Mrs. Boney-v
die and nthw, at back of bun and others, at bark, of
•tit*, overhearing Porte stage, overt airing Dodg-'
tellingFrankehow he.uns sna tellinx Wasehot how
ItefooW Mr. and Mrs. he has befooleq Mr, and
Twaddle in theeleotioo, Airs. Honey bur., brmjs On'
brings on the dtnouemenv. thedenoue/nrrli. 1 .
“ It Is true, ‘ Tbe EDotion’ portrgys so
ciety oi rather a,higher, grade than its foreruensy;;
but tbat it ii-tlie ssme cpiflt decorated th Mr. TaM'
Taylor’s wit I, I’think, fippeiir to yfeO
after reading the inclosed copy ‘Oar Towp
am, sir, your faithful pervant, Joeb.
Darlington Lodge, Warrington, June 4,
Mr. Jsßies Puffy, who published Bdfiy[s
brary of Ireland some yean ?gp» poipntekMK
the Hibernian Magazine, a mcqtbly jCiuhtlSip
literature, soienoe, and art, edited by M. HaVwiy,
aiitbor of-“ The History of Ireland.” Kuch
her, pontnlnlDg nlnoty-eU columns, double oij|jm v
8 to, well printed on-fiae papor r io-oalyJß*
teen cent?. This periodical la'\to he uatl<SS t
literary, and, at the same time, “racy of tie
..soil.” Tbe will embrace Irish hlstmy
'■iDd autiquiticJj popular, tales, poetry,
biograpUp; io. The principal contributors
Ek|-> LL P. M., R. X. A., Wtt*
CarletonT -Er<i-»-,Ohartos F. panMl
Mao Gartby, Esq/Thomas PJAToy Msgeo.’EsA,
E. P. Mao Oarthy, WiHUm John
it rick, Professor Kavanagh, and Rob#i
p. Tfie cofftenf? of No | are; s6\
O’Poncells in Exile, by John j’*..
Lp. D.~The Man with the
Carieton, I3«q —The Rattle of
flea— 4npa
low, by 12 F. MaO Cartby. E^.—A; PrefnH?
Glcnflesk. The Legend of Xonlfcathy. rlhtJ
Waning of ibe d ;
* Midsummer, by John Duggan, Jssq. Literary
. •• •-•
The Mlowlog are the contents of the forthcoming
number of Thackers,’« Corn hill hlngartne
“ The Four Qeorgeß: Bkotches of Manners, Morals;
Court, and Town I.lfe; (Within Illnstration.) I.
(Jeorga tha first, yjjyslolijgloal Riddles. I. How
ye Act. Men of Genius. By Matthew Arnold.
Frnmle, Parsonage. Cbaptor XlX,—Money Deal
ings. Chanter XX —Hnrold in the Cabinet.
Chapter XXft—Why Pack the Pope, was Beaten.
Vanltaa yamtatuiu. By )?. M. Thackeray. Bits
tricity and the Electric Telegraph. The Portent;
111. The Omen FnlSlled. A Musical Instrument.
By Eliaabeth'Barrott Browning. (With an Illus
•tfation ) Adqltcratjon, and ito Remedy. Wlil|a'm
Hogarth ; Painter, Engraver, 'and Philosopher.
Essays on the Man, the Work, and the Tima. VI.
Tho Hake’s Progress: A. Drama In Right Acts.
The House that John Built. Roundabout Papers.
No. 5. Thorns in tho (jiislilon.-’
The committee for rowing a manorial to tfcelate
Henry Dallam have reaolvo'd to Meat a fulMeogth
statue of him in St. Paul's; on eligible site haring
Ween offered by thb Dean nnd Chapter.
A monument to the late Dr. Bncklnnd, the cele
brated geolcgM end late Dean of Westminster, has
been oreoted by bis family In’the aisle of
Westminster pear tho oloister door. It consists
of a portrait bust on a simple pedestal, with an in
oription, sod has been executed by Mr. Weekes.
jt is a characteristic and rigorous work In Its els®,
The Messrs. Longmans b a T e and sealed
yith Mr, J. 0. for & life qf tbe late Ro
bert Slophenson. This biography will be official,
Mr. Jeaffreßon haring the atdstance of Mr. Ste
phenson's fsrnily and OpHeagpcs, apd will com?
prise a history* of railway engineering aS woll as a
‘ life of tho groat engineer.
An English translation oi Spohr’a Autobiogra
phy," prepared in Germany, is appearing contem
poraneously With the original.
Dean Trench’s interesting disquisition “On ftqpe
ip our piotionarieV? has
reached a saeond edition.
One of the mysteries not ormplately cleared np
in the striking novel of “ Paul Perroll” (by the
author of “ IX. Poems by V.”) will, we presume,
bo elucidated in the work, “WbyPanl Forrolb
killed hlB by tho author of ** Ferrpll.’
The paost repent apd striding phenomenon in the
way of obeap publishing is Mr. Murray,Vispue of
“ Chllde Harold” complete for a sixpence. .
The Bev. Richard King, of Prestwlch, I? con
tributing to hjetorioo religious fiction “ Alice Jiisle,
a Tale of Ppritan Tiqjes.” • \
Another of' Henry M B 7bew'a dclightlbl and In
vtnjotiTe bocks for young people is rearJy ready;
it is entitled 11 Young Benjamin Franklin. 7 '
” Our Year; A Child’s Book in Prose and
Rhyme,” Is'tbe tl lo of the contilbutionTtojavenllp
literature by Misa the of “ John
Halifax,” proepisfld ImppQdiately.
The rumor that-Lerd Bropgham \yas engaged ip
theoomporitlonof a complete treatise Qn thp British
Constiti|ti6p,tHraacut ‘to be Qorrpotr- we
Understand, be during tjip ensuing
winter. ’
“tent;:' 1 by Mr. and Mfa. la the
title of a book about to be limed by Mr. Maeoa, of
Tenby. Tbe work will ohlefly consist of tbe in
foresting papers by those wall-known writers,
which have reoently appeared in the columns of
the Art Journal,' aril entitled “Excursions In
South Wales.” . ,
Tho Mwsrs. Griffin, of promise lu
August, their “ Handbook of Co-
Biography.” It will contain tho lives
pf. nearly a thousand eminent liriog persons.
A careful “ Study ” on a onoe notod rollgtous in
novator, tAq founder of, Moravian communities, Is
the two»vplume work, u Count Ziegondorf,” by M.
FfeHx Bovet, just published at Paris.'
It seems at last definitely fixed that , the (brand
Optra of Paris is to remove to now quarters on tho
Boulevard deft Capacities,
■ Tbe Memoirs of Lorenzo Dapcaiie, the Venetian
poet and collaboraimv of Mpzart, are about to b e
published in Rftris by Psgnerre, translated by M.
Q. from the Italian.. Lamartine furnishes
(i prefatory letter.
•, Miohcl Lpvy publishes ihe first seriesof a French
translation of the workeof Lord Macaulay, executed
(“with the Authorization of the author”) byM.
Guillaume Guizot, a son of the Gnizot, and himself
a litterateur of some notq.
. Lives of (iarib&ldl aTo of course rife in Paris;
with an eye to the Neapolitan complication,
ono logenio.ns literary gentleman has even brought, j
but a biography Of MasaanieUo.
. M. Du Casse (the author of the ” Memoirs of
King Joseph”) has brought out the tenth and last
volume of his chaotic but valuable “Memoirs of
Princo Eugene,” tbe eon of Josephine, and Vice
roy of Italy under the first Napoleon.
An angry Frenob gentleman, of the name of Bil
lot, has addressed a letter of remonetraioa to the
member 1 for Bridgewater, who took so decided a
part in oppoßlog the annexation of Savoy and Nice
M. BUlot seem B > however, to bn Ignorant of the
precise status of the author of ” Kdthen,” whom
he styles, in bis title page, “ Sir Kingiake 1” :
njiULY;; 12 f i i 860;
m *w« r at the’ Koyal' Stetiogwpilo
IpiUtnteofEjreßdeß.'Dr.JollusZeibig has'/bom* ■
- JB *, tuJed “>• publlcatlohbt d carefulaad erudite
’7*? ■SSu* 1 " HiBtor 7 : »»4 Literature Ibf flb’oirtii
' ■ ri f,i Vio<lro J' of’Egypt; has given orders, thata
?seit®tlSc BapaiJlUon should be orgauisod, to ob*
W approaching total oollpae on the line of
■totality in, Africa.
BaiJafMf.ijf Broaden, la at present.engaged.in
-eseeutlPg a monument in honor of Lather, io.'be
erected' at soma place hereafter ', to be decided .'on
fft jatbOopalatof a statueof the.great reformer!
toot high, In bronze, to be placed on a lofty
ascetided-by'sfepa;the pedestal having'
jpßjrUia IdMfqrm statuoS ’of Frederick of
W*Ulp the Magnanimous, Melanothon and Heuoh
tia i el 3o , on tho' steps- leading to. the platform,.
all«B0flcal figures of several downs,. lncladlng
Magdeburg, pplrc, and Augsburg, At the font
eogpWß.are tnjbe seated figures of Buss, Savonarola,
Tfaldo, and Ifyolige. All the statues, like that of
Lpther, are to be In bronjo. ' "‘'
■ A month or two slnoe some students were paint*
.Ing ln tho National dallery, London,' jn the room
in which hangs the new Qiulto Hotnano the poetlo
saßd s *lo»lng]“ Infancy.of Jupiter.’’ A veteran
fcfUst,‘more, delebrated for hts "feats as a restorer
■than for original oreatlon; or original Intorpreta
.fwn-oLnsttjrp, entered the room. 11 11 o you know
tSjsQiullo.Himapo 'J” naked an admiring student.
” Know it i ivhy, out of every hundred tonohes
In that phittt^aninety-nine arel'wine." ,'Thts aneo
s<}ote,ra©in J«jusbf another similar, r bqt far more
;topoura s l ? |i<Uib^«Wbko f ;tq the Manchester
■’Artfreasureji EthlgiUoi cawb In one' day\wlleq
the had before ' them an ahonymons
medlmral ptatnre, the property of an august per
.gonage, wh|ch they had, christened after a Blemish
H second .class, Utile known In this
jst’snpt by -—." said he. “ Oh.
tier a pause—“ Ton are hot going
to print,*ll that 'stuff In tho catalogue j” “Oh I
oimaidotto* whose. gfppprty it Is, we oannot do
otbsrirt**.’* (Tims Is the patient pulillo jockeyed.
, Homeo and Juliet.
EptThrf Of jTww Bmsa; -As -the Borneo and Jn-
Hot atjba .tcodsßiyof Fin* Alts lias beehrexoved
from the dark comar la whtoh it fonnQely bang, to
alight where it may be seen; and oe tfe* petals qt
• the Academy promise to correct, ao'ftf eSpcrdhle,.
-the irjurloui impressions caused" by an-error In
Ihelr catalogue describing the wrong scene of! the'
’hbitedy as’the subject of tho-plotwre,-le-seetn«-*
proper lime to ask yen to assist in doing insflpe to.
*n artist who holds large olaims upon the good wIU
of the Philadelphia public. • , ..
Vour owh prilloism.of Tuesday, Joiy 3d; like all,
Ihe orltlolsia foonded upon tho supposition that
, the piotnre Was correctly reported !p the catalogue,
.>*B, of ooutsc, quite, wrong ; > and yoii wIU, of
eonreo, take |>lessnre inserting jt fightbefore yonr
jjbaders.y I yonld askyon to reprintthatcrittolsm,
n ,c Another of Mr. 'WHtksmfcV pictures la (551
.Borneo and Juliet He is in the garden aa< { the
,Inge-direoHoa is, ‘Juliet appear? at window,*
.Borneo weshefapdflaya; f •
J Pee h«w «he lean* her oheekueoo her hand; , .
■'*" Ob l that* were* glove upon that hand .
That 1 flight th*at paepk,’
“ The conversation whioU follows, In which oaoh
tfacfawes love to each, takes place with Juliet still
K the wludoW and Borneo in the. garden below,
pellet retires when tho nurse calls, and - then, the
plage direction says,«Bfientct Juliet abovd £ and
4hU is again repeated, ehasay?,
} r,M .t , V ‘ Parting '* such street sorrow.'
[ That 1 shill say good night,till it be to morrow,*
' .she only retires from tho window.., Bat, willing to
improve upon Shskspeore, Sir. \fittkamp fcrlags
thd lovers together—lndeed, very olocely together,
for. Instead of speaking, they are pissing bayh’ofher
with remnrliame energy.' .Jn i i word, this is 'nbt
Romeo jiad Joliet, hat a young man and his sweet* •
jieart, in Italian atilro, huggipg each other with
great earnestnee:. It Is a sensuous ’ picture, In
which the ipflMlonale tenderness and purity’of
aren-irdepiotfd.” * ■ - *
\ r £ hfen please iblfbw the reprint,* 1 with tf quotation
from the fifth scene of the fragedy; ihe scene from
Which .WiHkanp lias painted Ms plotufe:
v (The.ats)ii-dlreolion^a l H JulietVahamber.”
' ’ *t FHtini Romeo axd JTutor. Juliet speak* ;
.Wiltihoaberone! itii'hntyetntardiy i
irwasifee sisMicaftle.Aßd not the lark.,
4xh4t* e»eed the'ftarfal no'lowof jnn'r Cnr;
-W*tly *e sdn«*nn non pAtteeronata tree \
p#rwwaj&. inzev u wa* the nisnUcr aI«
the KertMof tho morn,
|oeV,t<i m r«h%t«iWoße«trfaU • » .
•'omo-t the eemiarcTtnulsinrOnair east:' ~
NfrfcfsfinndiMare Gurntout.Afid jneatiddsy - ' '
'Jtaajlitietoeonth* misty mountain tops: ,
*iow*thef«obflnd bve. or'BtaranddU. »••'*•
f Jvtirt; .Ydnii«^tlp:MtdAili*hf<' Fxuowil, 11
/Tt is somejof t{6r tfchr the mil «cb%lWi...
•To|f.to*hf4 thlajuahti* torch htirneri
fi nn light thee on fu? way to ManTua j
Thftra <*re stay yet. thou cred’et not to he rone.
• KoW. Lct ciehe tA’en. tattne te putio i|«ath s
n nm content; s« thou wilt here it so,
•M) to yon (Cray is not the morning ay*,
'Tie but the Sale relief of u*ntoia',sbrov s
Nor thit is no’ ’he lerv. whose notes d-vboat
The vsuUy heaven so hit h above our heads r
T have more bare to stay than wll to rn
Gome death.’ard welcome! .Toilet wills It so.
llnw is ’c, my sob! I l fit’s talk, it (snot rf&y,
Jul ! 'lti*.’it»s.hlebenee, lo jroue.'fivray j
It Is the larp which sjocaibnutof »uno,
Stirphitjß hnwhaisoords. and non'easins'ei/arps.
Some**? the lark makes sweet division;
u his do h not so, for she d>videth ns >
some say. the lark and k>a<hed toad obnnge«yes;
0 row I wont; they had oh*n*fd voices too I
► inoe ntm f»om n»m that voice doth mnSroy,
H antms thee hence, with nants up t'o'the da*.
0, now be tone • moielirhiUnd heht.it grows.
Horn, Morelignt ana light f—more darkandd&rk our
woes, 1
.. ’ 4 ENTER nurse,
Jsvrff, Madam!
Jhl Nnrssf
Kurae. Your lad? mother’s coming to yon? chamber:
the rf*y is broke ibe wary. Took about. I Exit
Jul, Tt'en. windoW. let day in. «nd lot fire nut. 4
Kbvi. FarotfeU, firewall i one kiy*hnd I’ll descend.
‘ - ' tßorneo descends.)'*
After reading thus far, any one will be ablate
sea that Wittkamp did not attempt “to improve
on tSbakBpeare n by brlogirg “ tbe lovers to
gether,” inasmuoh as Borneo and Juliet were man
and wife, coming together of own accord.
Also, that It Was right ap4 properfor a man to klas
bis young wife, while bidding her, wbat ehe feared,
(and wbat proved to be.) a last farewell; further,that
a husband's laying his left band gently op his wife’s
shoulder, a&d her letting fall op bis right
arm and wrist, at such a time, might not, etrlotly
speaking, be “hugging’eacb other with great ear*
neBtneea;”'furtber still, thqt the painting of eqch a
scone, with the full, close- modest costume of the
time, would not neoessarlly produce u a sensuous
picture.”
Two new pictures have just arrived from "Witt*
kampV studio: “Tbe Blacksmith of Vaardeu, n
to Mr. H, 0. Gibson ; and Pitie Filiale,” to Mr.
| Samuel B. Pales. re^peotfiiily,
' ' ' hUnsnAvTi Talbot.
EDITORIAL POSTSCRIPT.
Tbe aboVe communication is a fair specimen of
the ontalde erltlotsms frequently supplied to news
.papers by tbß friends of artists and wbor.o
works do Hot reeeiiQ, because they are' not entitled
to, the fayorablo consideration which would de
clare particular pictures and hooks to bo among
the bC3t aver painted or written. * ■
Mr, Marshall Talbot uaes man; wordi to convoy
the foot tli'it is the Catalogue of the late Kill'll)!;
tlon at the AolKletny of Arts—tha most Inoor
reot pflyicatt«n of the sort we over enoountered—
a wrong quotation from Hhabspcaro was Inserted,
to indicate the subject of a j.ioturoby Mr. Witt
kamp, a foreign artist of some celebrity. That
this artist “holds large claims upon gpptl tfUl
of the Philadelphia pphllp,' 1 In preferenoo to the
olalpis of American..artists, with at Ipgst equal
qhiHty, we take leave to deny \n toto. fils plo:
turea havo sold.well I# Philadelphia, so the ibU=
gatippijtqhljq. , '
cop rye agree with Mr. Tttibe* ; *t; " ...
oisms, o«r own
lure in cium**'* tho particular p.o
-( are “of course, quite wrong.' * It
is tbo unhappy and blundoring Catalogue wbloh is
“quite wi’ong,” for It tells the world that the sub.
jeot Mr. W-Utkarap painted was supplied from
Aotll, Sdene 2, of “Romeo and Juliet,” where,
the lady being up stairs and the gentleman In the
garden below, she speaks'to him from the window
and says, 1
■ i “ paitiuif is sunk sweet sorrow,
That: I could eay good night till it be morrow,”
Mr. WjUfkatap is made, by the Catalogue, to
transfer Romeo from tho garden into Juliet's pre
sence, making the lovers “ kips cash other (we
repeat) with remarkable energy.”
But, Mr. Talbot says, the picture illustrate?,
not the .second, scene of act 11, but the fifth
scene of act 111, where Romeo, newly and
seoretly wedded,.!« in, Juliet’s chamber, and,
on the alarm that her mother Is coming in,
parts frojn, her with a tender kiss a very n&tu*
ral occurrence, under ibe circumstances, it must
be alloWed ; but, we submit, still of somewhat a
too suggestive and even sensuous character for a
pictorial; representation.
Mr. Talbot attempts to soften the ohftraoterof
the action. The picture is still In tho Aoademy,
| and we rofor to it boldly, to show that It does opn*
tain “ the hugging each other with great earnest*
ness,” which, in onr opinion, taking it simply as
a composition, renders it stfbngly liable to be oon*
sideretl of such a sensuous character that few per*
eons, wo suspect, would like to hang it where
| young females were constantly to see it.
*. It Is not with .the. oriiloism in The Press, or
• elsewhere, that Mr. Talbot, as Mr. Wittkamp’s
| friend, bug to be discontented, but with the Igno*
| ranoo or stupidity which incorrectly pul a wrong
quotation from Shakspeare in the most blundorlDg
of all catalogues as indicating the particular sub*
jeot of this picture; an error which, undoubtedly,
makes Mr. Wiltkamp appear anxious to “im*
prove ’upon Shekßpeare,” by bodily taking
Romeo out of the garden, into Juliet’s room, in
the second Act of the play,lnstead or placing them,
side by side, In her apartment,'in the closing soene
of the third Aot.
«(sj>iy of jrbmes ci Van;Dyke, Bfi., to
piUtAti :
I» in'B' tenktOß op tub hiivo
t<k tho favor'of yritfr wi-ielyolrcniataii paper to
m'sk«; at AlsjtHnOj'a jpnttlai Veply' to a' Mrlu' : of
'mr«repMioritaJtlons‘ published bj? J.-ij. 'Bak«r,:tb«>
OoUeotoV of tile Pott of Phiiad.lphta} on ifes 18d if i
Jona, 1860, itta Xyaßhiugtonheiwapapolr.,-, !•-,< ,<•
-It will bo remphibotpfl thof, at IbeliU. aeisionof
Congress, a obmipit joof >tndeTtool( to fnTMtigate,
amongbtber matters, iha o.tjrrnptioris, and- abases
In tbe .PhUaKlslpWa oriitoni bouse.''
apd hlshrothijr worpohargod Vofotethis'obtimit-’
too with paying and reoelvlrfg nUH'eaW violation
, of jaw, of .whbh'J. B. Bak()r had eirly nOtiee[ end
jila brother Gkorgo.was snmmoned before th« com
inittoW to explain'ithe< matter.) Hating', howtror,
failed to'satisfy tfae-ootpmittoo, and J.B.Bakar
makihg no attempt ,to dffepd-himself, the oqramtt
■toe, on the Islh day of, Juo", l?G0, adjourned 3t7re I
•die. \ Oh the porning of the lfth their report',wai|
made.to Oongress. lri whieh they use tfte following
language;, ■ j . - ■ ' '" r ’ ’- 1 '"
11 In relation to the second’ point of Inquiry. yohf
committee hare '-estahlisbed.’-by Ineontesnble ef 1-
donoe, a flagrant; disregard and .Violation of law
on the part of sompjpfith.o oHp,pi and employees
In the Philadelphia eastern 'house bud birr yard,
and especially IttSrtlfctlotf to' TosopVß. iBUtW;
the Oolleotorrof ,tM»*tilt of Philadelphia, end
his brother. Beqrge.K, 3aker„ amoontlba to a
series of toloplos,. snlijc.itiog the gbllty hbrtlea
to prosaoution end t punishment •in i tbe : District
or Circuit Court of the - United States. . Y Yqu,
eommlttee would feel disposed to recommend te
Congress somo Immediate nation "upon thesub- ■
•ieet if, In yliw Of the-fetal disregard) that "taw
been paid-bj the BgeoutlM Ajanoh.of .lho.flo
rernmeht to a former. Tetvmjuandntfoii, made’
in the oaad of Mri SesmanT 1 former • Cupit- ;
intendeht of pnhlld" printing, end -of: the com
plicity of thb President, la proteoting the -par-,
ties now referred to byretalnlog them in bfflrfe for 1
nearly three Smooths aftor the matter had been
brought te hill noUeafcend to. the beads of the pjo-
yalflenterfajn
as! ’ss>• ‘The f
and Ms
tfctfv, faithful public baring's due
regard iotbetroatbsof; office, ;are disposed to dig- 1
charge the duties imposed upon them by lowi they
wIU do it without being called uponby the legis
lative brfitsehjcfthe Government, -utibUse-bby any
relationship dDd dnoopiroHed by guy oojj?1 deration
of party tles.p , . , . . 1
Xbe ehargu rqade la [ thla report receive addl
t\ohal weight from the foot tbqt.Mr., Window, the,
qingle person who" mahos a minority report* does
notAtiejnpj ft defepoe of the Bakorf, but says'that
there were“ jreprehODrible irregularities in somoof
theoustom 3©i?hac‘Wr. Baker af any time
attempted nay deftow for bimVelf. He, however,
on the lfith of Juhe, F 4ftw' tire committee bad ad*
journed, being. Mjpn’ln .Waehlpgton, presented to
ft single of tho cyminltteethe letter to
floes;ncfl a{',
tetopt ft Qf t tiie charges
mtda and supported sgalnri.him, but, Vltli ft view
to draw ftttentidn ftomb'sown conduct, raises false
Issues Is regard ‘ to' my Eclf. !; Ib'o substanco of the
issues thus made Ib contained in three branohCs’
' The first Is, Substantially, ibafc X bad clftimad eft 4
orbltant feeS froip the government
formanae of joertaln ofticlaV acd in support
of thls be bao ppbilsbed jalopy of a letter IVom
the coiuptreller’* office, datfd in 1850. In regard
to this, I haye in addition to u bat I have already
said to the public, Only to add, that the acoounVty
which' thfo iottcrrefeiß Is' doted 1 becaf as fares
1855, at time tnor6ughly r Csainiood
end approved,-as In-Bodordanco wUh lftir, by the
District Coujt of the United States, before; whom
the services wore performed; has,been parsed
by the Treasury Departmeat, and
flvoyearsftgo. -• ~7 , v .
Tha secoti item, ef oomj-laiQi in bis letter is, that
my duties as United btatos Attorney bad been ne*
glooted under tbo Administration of .President
Pierco, and tbat'complairTt hod been TQSd$. : Ad 4
In support o{ this allegrttbn te maices/partlal &nd
unfair extracts from official letrora on .fU* In'the
department.; The Contents of the*ftletterg&Te : by
law to.be iojspy.orte7 ftpd ,
it not for the foot that the Collector is, fbvpoHibiri
purposes, by bia official hr
would have Jbeen {wUntly ftjy thlftb'raaoh
of confidence, in the splrU of the
jtf the Treasury Dapaflment. If. how
ever, he is allowed, contrary td all' precedefat; to
expose the official recoMti of Ms office, ordinary
propriety wsuld-fc*vti. Induced • my man
to publlrii entlfe ikvsQi He’ also sayl
tha{ bs9 repeatedly had the
Treasury Department for addUionp.l oounsel in Go*;
veniment’easca,’ as his lott-Bra, o-j Qlc In the Depart*
ment,wouldjsbow. Now, these
are false;'and tVj.cortoopond;
enqg’ vofTfecn lbo. Depart- -
raent, anfi rayseif, will prove
respOTidenoer has befin called t :-r by me from tile
Treasury Depart moot; and > have thus long de
ferred noticing hit. Bakeris letter in the hope that
the department would have, before thUtimo, coni''
plied wlth my request. •
I have farther te add that, t]*e uouwntof
the Treasury r.ia perfcotly willing
tjie entlte correspondence, not only In relation
to the business cf, the CdNctof’s .office with’mo,
but also in; relation to my and to thp
large sums fttlll due me, ihidl bc ui,od?pvbllo. And
since the grossly Mtock of 3. B.’
Baker ia tbq rocognizvl organ of the
PresldenVai {bo Capital, and U »u attempt by bis
close companion and political sdvi.-er to defend the
President, X will say fartber. Ibat I am perfectly
willing, and will, with lie Kia.-idtnt’s consent,
make publie ony lcttera or Intercourse us,
and between the ana iris friends, and the
President,’ Op the subject of my hostility to JV B-
Baker, inclludihg the petU’oDß signed by the Col
lector and others for toy removal, prior to Septem
ber, 1859 ; land X oharge that m df.ing this Pshall
not only pfoye that tko osu3>i of removal was
q 9 V hays it, ami np.t as the
through Mr. Baker, allegoi i|.tu he; but X will
also plaoo tho Collector of the Purl tfi no vary, en
yiabloposltiani
I will prbve bi9ietlor fd.-e:
First. In saying that! ever nericclod any offi*
dal duty. '
Second. False in the conclusions which be ba s
endeavored to draw from vith the
department in 1854, or Guio,,
Third. fn vUft that any eminent
lawyer dpoltncd being asscojatedwltbine inthedla
charge' of my official duties; .and that .toy pefsob
over brief/apd aiatidonad bUfees, be*
oau3o of disinclination to aot with njO:
Fourth. 'False in tho allegation t ? certain gen*
tlemen, qro' uuwarrqpt&hly men*
tlonqd by lifr. saker, wUh by heir testimony, sup*
port r any of the assertions and conclusions drawn’
by him. ! ' : ‘
Fifth. False in the assertion that causes ac
cumulated; upon the docket, and that U was ns*
oessary for Mm to gpply repeatedly for additional
oounscl, a| his letter on file in the department will
show. I challenge him to name any .causa that has |
been unduly delayed, or that he ever, for any suf- :
fiolent reakon, applied for additional confisef to' at*
tend to tb& interests cf States, and as- i
eert that* if ho ftver d* l s Bt> apply, It wqs irrogulan
and without my knowledge, and baa been an after*
thought afid ft rahemo fop the' fiqrpqso of makisg ft
record in order to the Preridonti ft* %\. nne to :
40 because X
W0«14 .SCiiUltJ-; , n a|mw3 o, the Federal pa-
. Q con t ro uj D g delegate elections in this
State. ;
The entire official, as well as private* corros
pondence' of Mr. Baker and his friends with the
Treasury j Department, and also with tho Presi
dent, will; justify all my assertions In thlsreapeot,
and as sota’as the Treasury Department furnishes
the letters oalled for, a full explanation maybe
looked foj.
The thtta point In Mr. Baker’s letter is, how*
ever, onejentlrely of a personal character, and in
relation to which I have to reply finally at the
present time.. I was satisfied that ho was uttering
that which ho know to beunirnp, whenbesafd that
any eminent lawyers had rofu?ed association with
me in'itju'ses under my c-liwTgo; and In order to
briog the matter to an iesue, I, bn tho mbrning
upon which I first learned of his publication, ad*
dressed felm a note, -demanding the names of the
gentlemen referred to. To thtsTie-has responded
by saying that he- could not comply because of his
unwillingness to nbUBO private confidence. It will
be remembered - that 'his letter of the 16th of
June was written pnd published after thec-omraH
tee, to tfhom it purports to be nddrossed, had ad
journed, hnd Mr. Baker was, at the time he and
Mb official superiors. had thi** letter prepared, fully
aware that no communication could be made to tbo
committee. This letter was then prepared and
published in a public Journal, under the pretext of
being an offiolal eommunlcoHon.
With this fact so prominent, every gehtlecian 1
will pnt a proper estimate upon tho professed
] veneration for privileged comiaunicatiofas on
; the part of Mr. Baker and- the members of
! the Administration who assisted;him. Having,
however, declined to give the,names, be has,.ln
iuy estimation, assumed tho language referred Jo,
and, as I have taken him for a man, I expected be
would also assume its responsibility. From this
personal responsibility) however, he screens him.
self, first, by alleging that to give the would
bo an abuse bf private confidence, and tbenlby’re- -
fusing to receive any further communication from
me, tbui sneaking -from the consequence#. of-hh*
oondndti 1 • ' ■ * . « ;
. Upon this subject I append the correspondence
between us. My last letter he has raturiwd with
the seal broken ’
TWO
. '■f »»'“ „ Jvw 2M860.'
• J B —HiRi: fly attention hes.thia
morning been called . by :» notice in'the TiihHc
.Mger, of letter from you undW
dete the 18th InsUut, published la the Conttxtu
■ No^V.>JanteerlDg your; tsatfpjopy. to the Covode
Committee sfcbtl the ensralittee had uajournedwith*
oat day. lutblafletter Joumy that u under authori
ty fromthb geeretory I applied’ to twoVemiberit
lawyers tOtladerUkef the task of doing Mr." 'V'aa
Ifr'fcQrft him,bnjt they amred me that they
woaM suny themeelviea with .i}Q ailiajao# T .nat even
aCold/pWfcfesional one, wjth fppfc.n bud I
IW for ithe pf dampwllfig- the
.nemea of the eminent lawyers referred fo. > ..4
j Iftfflj Bir, tery re»eotfnlJy; j' 7‘. ‘“*
‘•l ..r r r r Your obedient servant,' - J
/, r . ' . James, GVan Dm,
,4 r 'OlB Walnut street^
Poi&ADEiiPBiA. Jane'2ol 1860.' ‘'
.Sir: Inasmuchas.ldonot.dbsi?*,and will ho
abupe private confidence,. I, pannot comply ;wlth’
the demand of yonr note of yesterday* .If aeocn*
mitten of. Congress shall, nppn.c/itb,.require theiaj
LwillUronbe under obligation to reveal them.
In’botooluston, it la proper to’say that no'farther
oommwnicsiionjeUlbe received or acknowledged
from yotu. ;• = ,
. J ,;^?robedient servant. J. £. Baker*
J. 0. Yaitllvki!, Beq. f T
j ; _ IVbiladblpbia, June 23, 1860.
. J« ®{ llAker, E«q.—Sin: Your letter, of this
rnornlßg, declining to give me the namerof the
-eminent lawyers to whom yorf refer; it* your letter
tOithe Covpde Committee, t? jpptjreojMvqd*' From
the fact, that your letter tp that committee was.
Written after; ft was knbtnf that 'thr
committee had .'adjourned, 1 . had.goodamaEasoe!
yonr proffer, to : give to the committee the
names.of the; persons referred V>* was Thsincefw':
ahd lmun
thes2sibt 'I hadi“io,’e*ieot4liot..tlia* yomWahlC
make good your boasti»«.r , %h 9 .troth. jvyowr‘
allegation that yob applied'to aiysa*h lawyers
i except it ought be to some pensioner of the cos*
tom house aod-polittcel enSny.fOf'my own) is an
unwarrantable and .wilful.falsehooAon.your pert,
and would, ainco your refusal to"give.the names of
the pewros rfferred. to, have t*e» treated hy me.
—* fr Ihainaeidii
toRaBM .Ia Which - ' MjHiiflfil Ihi ml
Ssth l^ a " h,O < h
meted from mo in
t“ Too .raohi note ail BMkt. .skstler dii
onrastances, aMraau. . j,«n;
therefora;'iresort''wMp|MßliiMs3£iLMUißa
which .is to treat you «"»•****♦*.*. in nmiuua
ofth, of the. United States,
madejuii the }flth isat. »>Mr. Treia.*.
‘ i | *• Tout obedient servant,..
■"! : : James. O.. Vax
In the loiter of June 13th Mr. .Bakes gays that if
the bbmmMte* should report anything derogatory
to hia choree tor hewitl apecdlly indfeuy teceVn;
Shat has' reported tbit' he. ab4’.Wi
brother ha in thkdiaoharge of the dutWeftiba.
.eo)leotor!s office, been guilty of “ acts amounting
to a series of felonies,” for the purpose of drawing'
from the public treasury’ salaries In Violation‘pf
Ih.w . '.iOtay also report a*t, on itheiisth !and.27th
(Jaj! of Jehrnaryj ISSO, aa prOiecutiog.eiSeer for
, the Uofteti State?,*! wrote to;‘the-Treasury*Do.
Tartnieht for tnforthation'in Mlanbh'To' this'«:'
■legetT fraud, and' alloge that Jlrj' .V»'?
protected from prosecution by the. jtdmiiaiatn..
tloAitpahins a obasge in the office of UistHot
How, if these' are e'oiuiderei, by Mr.
JSeker fs charge? derogatory to'hla charaotor. we
njay oo tioabt aoon expeot from him the promised
e xpiapUioha*.apd‘ dafonotU j.rj . f*>',**.l:js’ o o -olt
Very K>pcctfu!ly, jgg( ohedleor serraiit,; *.
.‘ '; - ;>’> !:■James C-, Vax I>Tfce. J.
PaiMßntrnu, July 9Ui, 1800.
PER S Q N A, Sj . ,
Danlei O'Oonnel), ‘ g&ndson ! or the Trial
orator, haa oommehoed to practice* hia profeßslon.
—Tord Clyde, Sir Colin Campbell; will receive
the baion of an English Held marshal(m Ms reiarh
from Todla.' i'
—Uon.'J. ~ Boiler,, who is.widely known for
his conneei|on,wiih the.Pryor* affair; t 3 sojontning
for a short limp In PJamontij, Mass... ~ , r
’• —Win.Hi flcßopnid, of.,'Winchester, haa
been asOdeted hy Historical Society, to
'prepabeirfor 5 phhllcatlon’ J A hiitorV ‘.of'ffiju John
-•.•'lit i.r -j 1 ■,*.!! i
,*“StJV*,iC.Hoi?™, 1 'Of Monroe' conhiy ; ' Tennessee;
has /ecorered *ll.OOO from ihe East Tenn'esteh
. Bail road, for detaining Mb wheat in' the depot mil
ill some of it spoiled, amlsniil tho price feoedfd,*
oansltfg him tp lose h.ewily,
'-“Co'tri.i.iaaT vo;|Ma*S4ciips«it?
Tiic fitato of Ohio has purrhaHed pearly two thon--
ssnil copies I.f (l. L. -Elict'? TraatiFo rn the
Qrasses, for the pnblio schools and libraries.of that
iBtatp;™Ho..ro« Jouhiat 1 ! '* \ ; r; ' ‘
PnoFKSaon Arroixten.—At the i i>eeent
meeting qf the loa'toraha Visitorsror tfniiajn aW
flary'piipge, Charles Morris, Erq., of Hanoyer
county 1 , wits, appointed Profesccr-pf T.nw ln“tbat
venat:lfclejDstitatl6n. l * , *'■ ■’ 1: • ’■ ■“■*'••
-■ The Rev. Fobert Mriln/M. A.,' first assistant
at the Royal Observatory, 1 Greenwich,'where bb
has been engaged the last twenty-five years, baa'
been'elected Hadollffe Observer at' Oxford, Eng
land. * gome pf the first astronomers of the day
WW amongst the candidates, . •
—Hon, James, Hughe?, Judge of the .CourtoJ
Claims, arrived la Cincinnati,.from. Washington,
‘on Saturday night. He la a guest of the Bates
House. Hon. H. W. Voorhees passed through that
oily on Saturday moniißg, on Me return from Vir
ginia.' ‘
•-Captain Peard, on tbe Garibaldi expedition, fa
well known ad;the: heroic. Englishman who did
such good sepvloe with. Garibaldi tn Lombardy.,
He Is described- as a man, with long hair,
beard tinged wU'n gry, blqe Eogll»h ana an
Eoglish heart,ihuon amused the absurd
stories that have been .told about bim—athie mill-,
tary man',; and a worshipper of Garibaldi, Intent
oh doing bis utmost for Italian lmiepeudahoe.
- I mot Pita Greene Hallook in the street yes
terday; He bad come'down from'bis- beautiful
rural retreat to look at the Great Eastern.- Mr..
Halleck is over sixty years old, He Isa Southerner
In fcelfog—approves of slavery. Halleck is a
monarchist; for this .reaeon—be believes In .tbe
“klhgdom'ofheaven.” ; He says that is mo
narchy,” ptid what Is right, to be dpna in heaven
should be done on earth.—iV. V.
of Mobil* 1 •
—The Count*as de‘ Perslgny, wife of the French
minister in London, met with an accident in Hyde
Park, on-the 22d ultimo. The countess was driving
her pony 1 equipage, when the boreos heoame
alarmed and started off at a rapid and the
countess having .lost all control ovey them, they
camo In obntadt a carriage, when' the ponies
wet 9 threwa acd the oatriage injured.'. The
Qountm was assisted from the vehicle and conVeyed
to the French embassy. ‘ : -
—Among visitors to thlfr country, whcrecehUy
arrived from Europe, is the Barcn Be Savers, Ml*'
nißter from Holland to the .Russian Governfneht.
Baron $e G*. who Ison leaveof absence for a year,
la accompanied by his wife j and two children, The t
Baronesfc is a-daughter .of Wright of
this city, at whose roaldenoe the family'are oVpre*
ent.stopping, Mf. WrighYhia taken a cottage' at
Newport* whore lntend passing the sqigmer,'
and tiisa will travel over tho
yapir. | _ ' - ‘ ‘
Bisbol* much-esteemed
Reman reached Pittsburg on Monday, and will re'-
we believe, for a fow days. Tho sub*
Boriptiona towards the testimonial being gotten np
for him a«*e podring in,-rapidly,
a handsome Bum* Wo bear it stated-that he in*,
tends passing a fow weeks In oqe of the Extern
cities, and that he will go,thence
too, has h|B came connected with theoffioa of prin
oipal cf the American College in the latter oily,
but the state of his health Would keen! to forbid the
idea, of accepting snoh an appointment. —True
Press, Indiana.' - • •" -
OBITUARY.
We regret to hear that our young friend,
Robert J. Ward, Jr , of this city, died in George*
town on the night of tho2d inst. —Louisville Jour*
. * i - , .
- Thb Ruv, J. E. Hawes, of Plymouth, Mass.j
a eon of Rev. Dr Hawes, of Hartford. Conti, died
on Sunday evening from.the effects of W kick which
ho receivodfrom his horse a few days before,.; Mk.
Hawes was a young man bf much promise. . , .
James,Enures, a young man froinlhgWfleld,
Fifesbiret Scotland, who bad come’to Bt. Bonis
about a year ago, and'was lately employed as a
Clerk in a commission house,* No; 10 South Fourth
street, In that city, died of tbo etfects of sun-stroke
on Thnrsday. 1
8. llrtmttEaGEß, for sereral years
assistant deputy 1 In the-city comptroller’s offioe at
New Orleans, died there recently* after a briefiill*
bee.< He a native of Virginia, 48 yoaraof age,
.And wae forihore than twenty years a resident or
New Orleans; ■ : • ,
Oit Friday evening last; Ralph Lt'steiylisq.j,
ah old and well-known oitizen of .Rochester, died
aVhla residence on Plymouth evenu . • at the rice
see of slaty six. r lie had been 111 iattefbttr weeks
of eolargementof the hp*rt,;autf hUdjeee.M9 w*aal
jooat hourly oxpe-sted during. previous
to ita ddaurlwnoa.-7AorAe.wtr ‘
Major JDn?rTV\ Fry; Frdthottotiry ofßucka
county. Pn.,died op the 'sth* Inst n be discharged
hi* official duties-with promptness -nod fidelity.
As a mechanical genius he had but few, superiors,
and had h 8 turned hM whole mecha
nism, he would undoubtedly bave‘ risen to .great
distinction. He jn vented many useful articles, and
added fmprov.etnenja 'to the tTme of
bis death he was engeghd in perfecting ' a £ih to
- '• .<
R.' plr*
-rficfc, AT ItERBJNoi race
of» Holiday Afterno6fi over the Herrin* Run opiirt*.
between PetferPollardVbliok stallion ‘‘ VertijofeU l
and' Jaffiea-Ward's m»re:*tlifidy ;Yantojc/ , 1 ~Tbe- t
bare '‘Lady RqsbaU”, was • ITfce
mare won the first and fourth besty.and the horse
the gecood/tKlrfl, and fifth'.''Tinio, 2.59, £."55,'2.55/
2.53, Ctifotr.
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Pr t j‘ fs ;,r e ! urne . t! borne,-, both, -'-
but neither jenoiulyjiurt—
riAßiiow Esoai*k.-^Gb-ths morning of the
.fourth, as toe nino o'clock train of cars Tram tfcV’~
°\T-W*PP r <*aobing Potts’ Landing. *“«££]« cf
fc«>« «is pl.o*, a wall'
jppn the traok bat s fewfyards.ebeij. The end- J
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mm *, h r° e, '¥ ne to tfo-'oow-fiatrhei',atwi -
ProoobOa the qhlltl; knonliudjt Soar from Iho truA
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-**»«clSn»no?s it isfcasr, endu «*<*>£? ire-1 :frotn ■
Insmwoati £y -t
j*ile«jrfj)tiobOTa'iaaa)moth water pitch tree, wWeb " *
' t *“ d “'.!“ fro ,?‘ of thodwtllins of Mr: J,«b Bernr.
£gLi?l? tie
3^M«BBSS3S3^r-- ! -:
g~ t » i ? D gtM »na«t*r«d «*»Hr*rfa dreija- ur, A
15"“* i ™t ‘to" w.*»p!wt«d-by Mr. Ije.vinor* s ,
’ {SEL 8 ?* 01 ? a go. f l(e .had Veen out riding qb •
boreabiqk, sod asedh tslg searidtor-wbfp; A,K • 9 -‘-
■ft rstarasd Some ho "atuotlt In the rntaiatScii -:' f
tr *“ u * b »t«>d“ot- It lopluarMg .so
)}, *W» ><v»j anolbst renter,. and BtstaMkMt’ - ; j
illnitrailoii ori what great remits may grow from'
apparent tnflM.—Xrfn//vw/#r
~ V®® crops of Erie county Beyer lpokf^'jbct
-s”*" 1 } «M>»y adw <aiSr .tom gfreres na' '
Wat the °at erow, eitb' faw'MfrsptlOEV, !
B r #ot ?i*^*t a a" lo ** 4 Mcpitlmia oeo
. .MMtxa andTaTneh MWf3r£ 1
mirfngupoof of"
: :
It ttropi ’HlB«6lrht ti >
tetiottnydaisaga tba ttap-~BcirifbnttDfircrat.'
ILmcater ; comity, the wheat bar
wasWaMWAdsr.way.OTd »i* awatki’ raTeta.
u 'L^I? T t T * totteli mofeTh&n'ftnatortad* *■
steld» Ige herida belog large and fair, -tarni ejft,' < -
aad P9tstoea fra tmasaallyfonWidoiicd ffuothf^. 1 ;
J*L - prograM x.f lhare- orraft a. ?
inost*ibutid»3fc harrebi wfli reward Ibelabora cfc ,
iuQfttttiQi, i —U4zntastsr s !E!frpreis. ~ . ; *•
. Qmptr. bv FotTsrowN.—Gporga Clark, ’
89q.,t of PottafQwo, hag cotopfeted
of ,ts popolaHor.-and it ’
at The Dumber of families* Is 44-K <Jwel?- :
rr^tl 17 ] r d te bs Dorics the yrar 55 The oldest •
I lnhabitMMaß2 years of age. Id 18501 be pnabU
vlSVld tee years 729, or'
BlEKmt perfect.— XYorHstelpK jferaiff. *
t <Ws liear that soia& farmers in Southampton.
; township, Somerset county, bare already Ci-ro* J
atencad onttibg tbelr grain. The yield is abundant''
1 rr^? w &, e .4 dfd!n 6 ! thweTei'beefawiWeeded «
i thit locality. On, this side of tbs raotmtajr, tt>»
’ « net commence for tan days or
weeks. .T&K crops bereabonttr yet'beat a &oe an-
WTugs - ■ > •
; '‘WtcHc county onrr&rmers are now bnsriy
> engaged dn harvesting their crops of wheat and
1 ,iye»apa;if;the Weather eoDHcijes favorable anrlca:
i?• P\«*?^t e8;c » tbe-priwloaV part of 1$ wHi bo
*f. a • *“r throagoont the esunty is ats
abondantpak aod .tbo oualify is said to beexdeU"
Imtr-Yor&lPrets. *. *7 •'
’ STb. Jami
A'dam* couni
oats six feet
farm/ Mr..'
stalk’of flora
tb* sate e d at
• ■ Ath.uk <
on the r^nni
broke down,
tressling, kii
ttaoubtihl.
. Akotherj Suicide.—On Sunday evening,
tbe Ist mat, Mr. Isaae Priser, near Fklpoeckviile,
MontwmerV county, committed pniclde hv barg
ing himself in his horse stable. We have b*r7d ny
assigned for the deed.— NerrUto&n RaraU.
. Masrr of'.the fanners in this section com
aaenced fcanr««ting Jbeif grain laet week. Tbo ,
erofp is not as much injured by the fJv and weerfi
as it was supposed U would be.—ATtf?icy Lumi-
AkKw iW omcE J 3 established at Palo
■Alto.: Bedford county, Pa., and David F! Even?
appointed postmaster. It is located witUa six.'
miles of Krijgbannir, Md. r •
, The cerisus of Honesdalo, Pa., shows a
population of 2.500 against 2 263 in 1350, brine ea
■increase of snly 243 ten y ea rs.
A meeting In Freestone cornitv, r i' ra ae re _
solved th»t itho bogus delegate. who represent cl
Tesas at Chicago deserve death by banging/
,E?os. Joktt Shebman has 'occn unanimously
nominated for re-election to Con'gtess by his Mn .
stituentg. I
Thb Bell and Everett party in Connecticut
are about Jo c*ll n -State Coavonlioo, to meet in
lBt of August, t Awmiaate can
didates for Presidential electors.
A Douglas ratification meeting ia to como
off in Elmir* some time dnrln* this week. Amnns:
engaged is- Mayor Wood, of New
i- Bon. J.[b. Baskin declines ta be a candi
date, for rfc-electlon to Congress. A good many
Democrat* Republicans are canvassing for the
jqjalnatiori. °
‘ school-house in Winchester,
Illinois, which Judge Douglas .taught wheel
al^?.W rt 7J eMa ,3 * hout t 0 bs adopted as a.
political emblem.
- Jtrw>i H. H. Mebckrj (Democrat,) of Ghtiri
tonißWiiityJis in the field as a candidate for Con
gress against John B. Clatk, (Douglas,) nfss:s*
Hon. Andiirvt G. Cuetin and Col. Wm.
w. BrownJ of Bellefonte, addressed tho people of
Tyrone city and vicinity, on the politics of the day,
on Monday evening.
,Tjik JWjilmington Journal hoists the names
of Lincoln! and Barulin. It U thought they will
get from jive hundred to a thousand votes In tho
: State. .1
' * T. T. Teeuway, a member of tho Democra
tic electoral tickets Virginia, has resigned his
place. Hp does this because he cannot represent a
divided copstituonoy.
' Th» Evansville (Ind.) Inquirer states that
Hon. T.'A. Hendricks, Democratic candidate for
<Jovornor, ( Qnd the re3t of the gentlemen cn tha
tiohet whiph he heads, hare declared for Mr. Pou
gifts
•' The Inends ol Lincoln and Hamlin have
raised a flag-pole at Oecoquan,' Prince William,
county, .Virginia. We have not" heard of an
other of same kind In Virginia, cays the Alex
andria Gizrtte.
The Albany standard proposes Erastos
. Corning as a compromise candidate for Governor,
and the Syracuse Courier hopes that he may bo
the notninee of the entire Dcraoorecy of the Stnto
forthachlgh office.
: .The* say that the Douglas men ,<jf the
oqunty are engaged in raiding subscriptions to es
tablish a hew paper, to be the organ of thoir party.
There is plnok add back b'ina enough among them
to do this thing, and in a couple of it will
be consummated. — yornstown Herald.
Fbom every section of Georgia we receive
the most cheering news of the prospects of the Na
tional Democracy. Onr friends in other Fut-e
may depend upon it that Douglas and Johnson
will receive the oordial end resign* support of
every true Democrat in the State. —Georgia Con
federacy. ‘
• BrcuAKAN has removed Wm. H.
•Carroll, the postmaster at Mrrapbi% from cSW.
and aDpo’pted a Dlsunionist in his plnca. >»Hr
Carroll is the son of Haneral Carroll, the distin
guished aid of Gene'tol Avdrew Jackson ci tho
battle of New Orleans, who served gloTinajflv under
him in all his memorable campaigns.— "Mempl is
Appeal.
■ A ofxtimuk who left New York for Eu
rope just before tbo meeting of tho JHltirr.nrn Or
vention,gave one of our most eminent p«rtrai f paint
ers. a commission to paint a portrait of the Demo
©ratio ‘Candidate for the Presidency. let him fca
Whom he might; but tho pirnlcd artist is-soiv in
a quandary, t.p he does not krnvr which of tho
two candidates to p&iut, whether Douglas or Breck
inridge.
• lIoTt. Miles Taylor, op Lousiana.—We
ib»d the pleasure rf a visit a day or two Hires from
rthis distinguished statesman, now a Hepreseorf;-
tive to Congress from that Stato. He w.n e>n rout#
‘to hU plantation in Lou-stara, to remain there &
;few days and then rerqrn to Washington cUv, and
enternpon his labor? ns Chairman of the Central
Committed of tho Notional Democratic organiza
tion. He expressed the confident belief tfaat-boul
! siane would oast her eWtoral vote for Douglas nnd
Johhsdn. The ho ,brings from th*
K«rth and North »?e£t is equally encouraging ->*
■Jlmphis Appeal. ■ -* * a “*
Is Beaver; of Hpttritfoy fowcship,
ba3, a few aeo, s'atalk'ef
two Inches high/growing ucoa Ms
ohnEekocrode, s«me township, had a.
siifpct four Inches bish, growing at
'•—-(jrtfyxburg’ (Joytpt'Ter.
>f forty-firo cars loaded with coal
ylvama boa] road, near Wo. 12 Salem,
on the 21 ioalant. on a thirty f?at
iing on & mail named Shafe? trs'antiyv
two others so much that their recovery
rfo.LITICAI,.