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THURSDAY, AUGUST 23,1860.
. I .Geralditlastioye '
' ¢mong thenyoung poets of England, Who'
hara ainphatically'intulO their Inaik 'tiPon the
:forehead 'fit. the Tinse, Is Gerald who
ha worked his Way into celebrity, through the,
allitatiltiefi; Like pande
noite, that typo Of *lll
,the democrats who
'hate struggied.thr ough the •
m i r.. ...tblittua can only .dream of, and
aro then sully comprehend, he might `say '
•
"Thendid Isiek.to pail •
Ont of the leyisar t of nil mean estafe
I"' Rids such Jewell as theexpiorins mind
rings front the nave of Knowledge, my ransom
bar
From those tirin gaolers of the daring heart—
. 1 Low Birth and trot Fotttine."
to was born, literally in a hut, still stand- -
•itig, near Tring, In Hertfordshire, an humble
stone building, wltlithe roof so low that a
man cannot stand 'upright in it. This was
some thirty-tiro years ago. His parents were
wholly illiterate. His ihther earned only two
dollars and a half a week, ars a canal boat
man, and was not always in work. The chit
.tiren werfrearly sent to labor in an adjacent
silk mill, sometimes getting casual Instruction
in A penny school. Gerald Massey'Aown earn
lugs ranged from eighteen to thirty cents a
week% But the mill was burned down, and
then the little ones had to earn their little
dole by plaiting straw for bonnets. They knew
no childhood, in this difficult struggle for ex
istence. But amid all this toil; Gerald Ltas
seyi learned to read—thanks to his mother's
ambition• for him. Books were scarce—the
Bltde and Bunyan 'Wing almost their whole
liiniary. 'ft Robinson Crusoe" came later to
excite their mind. -
1800.
, At the' go of fifteen, the, lad went to Lon
don, still earning his, bread by labor, as an
errand -boy, and reading whatever • he could
lay hands upon. Reading gradually brought
the y desire to write, but the disposition to
lobetry,t. ven as a reader, did not come until
lho;ladfell in love. When utterly hopeless,
he l irrote his first verses—upon Hope t Gra
dually, his rhymes wore published in country
'newspapers. At last, aided by subscriptions
among those.wlao know him at Tring, ho pub:
Ushbd a stdlling.volumri of r Poems and Chan
.sons," andrtrold two hundred and 'fifty Copies.
In ..ftpril, 1840; tell of the reiolitionary spirit
''of the time,*vCh the working classes saw
the coming' ilityri,'of a better' day for them, he
started a weekly, journal called "The ,Spirit of
Freedom,". and during the year it was pub-
Batumi, wrote half of its contents with his own
hand. After this came another Volume, et:l
ittle(' "The Ballad of Babe Chrisfabel, and
'other Lyrical Pomis," the merit of which
Brea fremediately acknowledged. It has gone
through numerous editions. In 1857,..liassey's
Poems work) isstied, in "blue and gold," by
Ticknor & Fields, the eminent and discrimi
nating Boston publishers.
Gerald Massey's merits as a poet have been
warmly acknowledged by the Edinetirgh and
gear/ray Reviews, in England,-by the Times
snail eStarktrood's Magazine, and even the
4thistram; that wet-blanket of literature,
'which rarely praises a writer until he is world
famous, aotutdfy hailed him as a true post. In
thiseountry bla,reputation IS very high. His
proper mace Is between Burns and. Tennyson,
—he has the strong natural expression of the
Seottish`Poeti and the Wondrous command of
hrtigukt) Aich t distingnlahes tip Laureate.
The! , Osno e i elittive edition of his
,poetirti
kr sllglaritt;c He heti prepared an enlarged
editiori for America,' and hero is his warm
hearted dedication. to ono of his publishers,
who is himself a poet :
To J. T.: FIELDS. My Deer Fields: Will yea let
roe inscribe this new book of mine with your
name, as a little memeirlo of our brief but pleasant
intercourse on a certain summer , day in England.
I hare all Leigh Hunt's feelings with regard to A
pocket edition of poetry: It "It was through a racket
edition I first got at poetry. In a pocket 'edition I
first read the poetry of Longfellow, Bryant, Whit.
tier,:LorreU,,(whyrion't be write morel) Holmes,
(Raipy At:karat! I dare say he does not need me
to tell him that his letesthook is, ope of the most
charming that ever crossed the sea, on either pea
sage) and the Escape of Emerson, (*hat a capital
booki is that "English Traits!" I. read it more
than : mod in these days.) Bat of all am
, edt
trona I think yours the choicest, and am proud to
And Myself in its goodly 'company.' The Blue and
Gold are true odors also to sail under in crossing
the Atlantic; and I desire to thank your firm for
their fair and generous dealing with myself,: and.
for their manner:of [getting np a bonny little hook.
Ia this volume will be found Boma one hundred, and
thirty to one hundred and forty pages of new
matter. The series of ," Ohristie's Poems," "Eng
landand Louis Napoleon," " Burns," and: " Ap.
pendia," are mainly new. The rest are muttered
through the various other sections. The old rnattor
has undergone's thorough revision. I should have
preferred to leave a good deal out, but It. Was
thou ht best to retain the earlier - poems as they
are., Ton must let Mt) use my English privilege
and have one grumble at your previous title, of
Poetical Works," as too presumptuous In its chal
lenge. As yet I am amen of Faith—for the future—
rather than of Works.
And so I remain, faithfully yours,
GERALD MASSEY.
BRANTWOOD, 001410.011, Like Country, May, 1860.
This new edition will appear in a few days.
In anticipation, we quote a few of the new
poems.
Much has been written about Burns, but
rarely has any tribute possease& snob a mix
ture of truth and fancy, simplicity aitd grace,
as the following:
ROBERT BURNS.
Of all the birds the robin he
I. darling of the gentle poor:
Hie nest re sacred, he goes free
By window or by door:
His lot Is lowly, and his wings
Are only of tho homely brown,
Brain the rainy day be lungs
When gayer Inends have flown.
And hoarded up for us he brings,
In that brave breast of bonny red,
A gathered glory of the Syringe
And Enamors long, long fled.
Even so all birds of eong abOve,
To which the poor man smiling turns,
The darling of his listening love
Is gentle Robin Burns:
His summer soul our winter %MUM
He makes u glory in our gloom;
His nett is safe from all the storms.
For ever in our home.
Yes, there is such a human glow
Of life and love in Robin's breast,
Its warmth can melt the winter snow
In poverty's void nest.
Much of what Gerald Massey has written is
entitled to range under the head of Poetry of'
the Affections. .6 The Ballad of Babe Chrlsta
bel belongs to this class. It describes the
birth, tho mental development, and the death
of a beloved child. The birth :
And when the Morn with frolic nut
Lookt through the curtains of the night,
!there was a dearer dawn of light,
if, tenderer life the mother prima!
Al:! bliss to make the brain reel wild
The Star new-kindled in the dark— .
Life that had flattered like a lark—
' Lay in her bosom a sweet Child !-
now had she felt it drawing down
Her nesting heart more vim, and close—
}ter rose-bud ripening to a Rose,
That she should one day leo full-Mewls
How had she throbbed with hopes and fears,
And strained her inner or es till dim,
To see the coming glory swim
Through the doh mist er happy tears;
Foe it her woman's heart drank up
And smiled at Sorrow's darkeit dole: .
And now Delight's most dainty soul
Was erusht for her in one rich oust!
And then delielows languor' °rent,
Like nectar. on her nain'it hot dronth,
And feeling fingers—kletillit mouth" -
Being feint with Joy, the Mother slept.
Then, how exquisitely beautiful the descrip
tion of the Babe's mental growth, oven while
Decay had commenced its inroads upon its
delicate frame
' A spirit-look was in her rage. .
. That shadoweda miraculous range
Of meanings ' ever noh and strange.
(Jr lightened glory in the slam,.
, Snob motto lore was in her eyes,
And light of other world; than ours,
She lookt as she had red on flowers,
And drunk the dews of Paradise.
Lastly, the death scene, po delicately limned,
ifirr words describing it, just as, with a few
I , c,raion touches, the painter places some sad
ayatit before the world :
• We sat and watoht by LI fe's dark stream,
, ' Our lovo•lamp' blown about the night
With hearts that lived as lived lta
• And died as died its precious gleam.
1 pi Death's fame hers Hula up and smiled,
it' .As smile the young flowers in their prima,
I' the face of their gray murderer. Time,
And Death for true love kiet our child,
She thoiighi our good-night kiss was given,
And like a lily her life did olose
Angels nnourtainedXhat regese, .
And the next waking dawned in heaven.
How trpo
,too, as all the bereaved of this
life mast feel, the sontitraint In this stanza:
In this din world of clouding mtrep,.
We rarefy inow, tilt voidared eyes
• See white wings lessening 111 , the skies,
-The Angela with us illidir0.1111(, , ) • .
t Among the mew poems iti• the new editibtisis
• this heart-lyric,, which every:" parent Hill!
'with a fecal - twit itn honutylindlits truth t • .11
'bp* WITH
" ;WilkseakihicheartSwe atm grove on, V • r
3 , lo;4topt.our jewel in the dust:
TheliVe mg ornatit have long sink' god*,
And st II wea'seeleitrllli'lobely .
0 little child with rediatit eyes!
In an our heart-ache we are drawl,
Unweetios to your little grave -.•
There, oh' our heavenly shores of dawif;
Breaki gentlier harrow's sobbing wave :
0 little ohild with radiant eyes! '
•
Dark undeimeaththe brightening sod,
The sweetest life of 1111 our years
Is orowdedrn ite gift to God.
Outside the Xate we stand ja tears!
0 little child with radiant *Yes! •' •
Heart-empty as the acorn-one
That only tills with wintry showery.
The breaking'otdud but brimmeth up
With tears this pleading life of ours.
0 little child with radiant eyes !
We think of Your our angel kWh,
Till life grows light with starry Leaven:
We haler forget you, darling with
The cold hair waving high in hinven,!
Our little ohilil with iadiant eyes! ,;
Your white wings,grown will conquer, death'
You are coming through our dreams even now,
With azure peep of heaven beneath
The arching glory of your brow-,
gar little ohild with radjaut Ole!!
We cannot tierce the dark, baton.. ..
You see ni with leaks of pitying balm "
A hint of Imattere-Wieneh moe soft ' -
Than kiesee—all the trouble is otilm.
Our little ohild with radiant eyes !
Think of usweedSledlntheqqtrife,
And when we sit by adrnigelf stream's.
Shake down noon our drociping bre •
The dew that brings immortal dreams.
Ourlittle child with radiint eyes !
Rave witoltoteirenotigh Fo 'show that. Go.
raid Massey hi a poetl Ii sp, bay Ids book, and•
while procuring a, groat gratitica,tlon' to your
.
self, feel that you also will benefit him—for,
•
with their proverbial liberality,, Ticknor ~&
Fields'havemade this the author's edition, and
Gerald Massey will bonotit.,, In pocket, by every
copy
; sold.' •
, . .
TOI ilfir. MATO*. OP THE Paass—Bir In the
aketch 'the ; diseltei7 retnarksi 'Made by me be
fore the Central Derneeratio Cint. Of Phliadtdpitia,
on the evening of last Baturday, 'and which was
published in .Thu Press of Monday, an error oo
ours that Aernandsoorgeotion at my hands.
When disseetinglire list of Aolegatesreported as
composing the 'Goading Convention, fpoinlett out
'sei , eral names of gentlemen from Penneytvanla
who were actually in the National • Convention
when the nomination of Douglas was made unani
mous..., Your reporter makers me say that onp of
these gint e lemen, Mr. Plumer, expressekto.mo.et,
desire tribe 'placed on the committee whielt should
apprise the oandidatee 01 their nomination. 'This
is an error. • Being in conversation with Mr. Pin
mer after the 'nomination for both President and
Vice President, •I suggested to him that he should'
permit me to speakfttO President Tod on the sub
ject; butalir. Plumer . politely replied, after some
refleotiOn, that this isotti,d not be "proper" for him
under all, the. eironmOlomeci,. •
By inserting tide note will do justice to mr-
Plarner, and oblige . , . it. J. Ileimzuaa.
Official 'Report of the - PrOceeillmis of the ne!nig•
cratic Nattouitt ltteenthre and thrrespondlng
Committee et •Pepasravanta; .
(From the Doylestown Dortwprat.l, •
liAnywirmun, ligrisflls;
The demmittee abseilibled'itt two o'clock at frnehi
ler'a Betel.: The president, lienonat , A, , Liotnit•
fort, took the obair, end tionntel .flatlerilsrPOte.,
burg, and W. W. U. Della,' of Beelta, were sp
peintedsocretarbsi-- • -
• On zontion, the Volt of the oommitte Woe
when those present answered to their names ; as,
did able several meinborellf the State Central Cot=
m ittee, who were Present. ,•-• ' : ,
i
number,of, letters were, reed' from gentlemen.
itt various parte of thoiStattiinteracted in the pre
servation of the integrity'andthe prinolplee of thi
Deatoenttio party. - • ' ' ' • •
On motion, the Cheir appointed a committee of,
seven, .conaletlog of Edward 9. Webb, 1t...141.
Gibson, Ira C. George M. It line, John
M. Lalr4,..M. li, clrth; and Rbbertß..Wrfkht, which
was authorised to report a preamble and resolu
tions, setting forth the reason!' for the ateg the En*
eoutive Committee is about to take. ' •
11.4i:telgOldtiOtte : itt
tro duce d, touching, the matter under, oollgidera-
Den, alt of' which afore referred `to the committee.'
The cbminittete, through its chairmen, reported
the following . preamble and. Vegetations, which.
were tintitilmousfy adapted :
Merme n; The reelority or the State Committee;
toted tnrou g ft Wm, B: , the i iieadut if 'Al e gre "
n.
oond day of July last, inttbe qity, wait)
powers not eoeferred Upoll 'thy' the Reeding Conven
tion and, ranges of the Umneeratie n bet, on the
Contrary, failed to perform dunes enjoined by theism',
and assumed the powers Of a iNationab Conviron ,
prementing the ileums of eandidetee fitirg 4 om 64 11 141
Vice President net nominated' by the v °bra le a
lineal Ceeireetion,bilt which pampa were subsequently
entertained' by bolters and dieutilOnulte, at' emeetine
irregularly oolvrened r led wbertits,^sold State , COM
inelttee utterly tailed to perform its executive
wtSch oonklit in , tithing addretutelt, &sir/but:Mg perm
pidets, organising the tarty, fernier:deg epeehers to the.
vanonegeollina of the finite, m behalf of th 6 regular
nominee" p_f the Natjdnatile moertior-tit• ;when Do u -.
gum and Hevethel V. JohMen—in ithriortlehea with a
distinct resolution of the Readuig Cventien this.
elect, andto follow the directions of t he National qon
vention n rtferentie to the Preeitiential ounteet. ,
•Wheresis
,Tile majority of the said Welsh State Com
mittee. at . its reassembling CID the 9th Of Asigueti` at
Cresson, did refuse to rescind that portion of on ore
clone notion which wag so obnoxious to the Dernot
(irony. or to ascertain the withes thereof by either sium.
monies a nerve Convention' tit" rep,esentattees date-'
gates trash from thkradteof t the Domooseit qr 'eves
to reconvene the old .nathog Convention, and thus en
deavor,e harMenthe the Demoaratie party, no reeom
mended by the DemoOratia Mans an PeleSttle Conven
tion, which met at Harriebtrrg L on the 96th or July last,
under the call of the National Deltitiaratio Committee;
but, on that:defter, did resolve. first. to 'mutilate the
electoral ticket. formed at Reading. by inviting there
from too names or two electors. Second, did devise a
scheme unknownte our lane, which the eleetiun offi
cers are not sworn to eseoute,nor coal not be Merle
respontible for any malpreat toe relating thereto , . Third,
did in effect intensify themes; ot noxious portion of.the
resolution adopted at Philadelphia, insomuch as it pre
gents induoernent to. the. Dumulop eleOtere.eheuld sash
be chosen, and bo ld the mimeos of power wittirt electoral
college. to ohetinetely: reuse' to vote for Dpuglee snit
Johnson. and thee obmper, undee the terms ot the reso
lution. the electors to.vote For Brect.nvidge and Lena,
even should they not have received a hundred votes in
the Commonlyealln f and in • that it' further etnyowe
the Dernooratio elootore from this State, in an unex
ampled and deuteron!' manner, to vote, in certain oon•
tingenomi, for. any m an " CIF im ins" to be a Democrat,
who merely runs for the office of President in any
State, and would thus authorize the vote for suottmen
as Yancey and Rhett, notorious Domnionists of twenty
rears standing, e,ther of whom may be candidate" by
their respective constituente, or by leetalstive sedum t
and fourth, didein an insulting end ridiculous manner,
assume the • prerogreave of caprieiousti Disdelni
unpledting ' honorable gentle Men, who had littende
given unequivocal pledges, either to. tho monger pf the
Ne.tional Democratic Committee for Pennsylvania, or
to Wm. li. Welsh: Be It. there ray ' • • '• , •
Resolved, That when the State Execatitre Committee
&aimed to control the Presidential contest Ina mammy
at. variance with the proeeedinee and recommendations
of the Demooratio National jouvention, through its
committee regularly oonstitu ,• they usurped powers
not belonging to them as a Siete:Committee, and that,
so far ea the Presidential eleetion is ommerned, we
place ourselves exclusivel y under the directions and
auspices of the National Committee, es the only su
preme extra power in which final supervision of the
Prosidentia carnmiirn has constantly heretofore been
vested, an we entirely refuse to recognise the execu
tive power of the State Committee, other than over the
State elections—acting in accordance with the autho
rity vested in them by Democratic State Convention—
excepting so far ea it follows the lead of our National
head.
Resolved, That having exhausted every expedient
likely to win beck the majority of the Welsh Commit
tee to the path of its executive dutiei, and to the De
mooratio organization from which it has parted t and
having earnestly and ensiougly striven to preserve its
unity and integrity of the Demooratio party, until it has
become painfully apparent that conciliation and ona
cession °nit embomen them in their wrongdoing—that
•we, noting Under the authority of the National Conven
tion wluoh met at °salmons, and the Coneention which
met to Harrsb l uon the 23th of July. being the ilm
olreftitoigteeCPrateduidrifliftellieonventin, former negieot
Welsh Committee, do now determine to proceed to the
formation of en electoral tioket. alma. to the
quivooal impport of the nominees o the, pemematio
party—Stephen A. 110110611 and Hers het 'i. Jotimon.
Resolva, That we now proceed to the selection of
alternates to act as Booties and Johneos electors. in
ease the electors. or any portion rhereor. tip/muted by,
the Reading Convention, shall refuse, upon interrog ti
tian, to support Poushis and Johnson, this regular nomi
nees of the Demooratie party. and titessienly •; and fail
ing to °amateur the lieu the duty. to dorm is referred toe
committee of seven; to 'be appointed - by the chairmen:
to apt in conjunct on with the members of the commit
tee in the districts arboreal:lan action is !meowing.
!Nailed, That no better evideno* of the • imunomity
of a majority of the Welsh State Committee, pro
posing a fusion of the Douglas and Bteokinridge vete'
s a
to pa noma iv a a, cant:mann; than the tact, that in-all
such States se Douglagoould carry against Lincoln, with
a single Demooratio ticket In the field, the leaders of the
Disunion Dreekinrldge Movement. have tuned a ticket
for the exclusive support of Break iandge, with no other
possible view than to defeat the' Douglas electors ren
ning therein., .
On motion'of Mr. Bunter, the name of George id.
Kelm, an elector at large, was stricken train the
electoral ticket, and, that of dotal Cessna, of Bed
ford county, inserted in Its pia”..
The ooramPteo, oil motion, proceeded' to select
alternates to fill the place of thine on' he electoral.
ticket who will not pledge themselves to vote for
the regular nominees of the Democratic National
Convention, Stephen A. Douglas and Herschel V.
Johnson.
•
On motion, the. Democratic papers throughout
the State are requested to publish these arm:ced
ing!). Adjourned. I.
A. L. .ttotwonr, President.
Satthill, HARPER,
oeoretaries.
W. W. 11. DAVIS;
Tug Boston Daily advertiser, of the Hth,of
February, 1829, says that a yOung gentleman of
Boston walked to Charleston i south Carolina,
eleven hundred and flay miles, in thirty-six days;
from Niagara Falls to gootototor t o two dart. an.
oomplishlng the fast day forty•nine miles, although
he was detained threnhotas hi Lookport ; from Ba.
ratoga Springs to Boston in' four successive days;
from Providence -(Blake's llotel) to Cambridge
street, Boston, in lase than ton hours, inoluding
stops; besides other esoursione to Ticonderoga,
Flatbush, Now York, Burlington, Vermont, and
Mount Washington, New Hampshire.
Tun Rock Island (Ill.) ',hrgus of the 16th
Inst. nye : << Some Moon or twenty cows and other
cattle have rabently been killed 'hear Skis place,
which were supposed to have the hydrophobia."
Twocberg .
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Py,RgOkAt. 4.N,D POLITXO;,I/4.i,
- ; - (lovernor .IV* hao ttikest to 141sta:dent asetusP,
meta of lettep7wpfupgr, l Yea moyee thq,ttirS, (4-
veinor is learning , the rail vtrtae of condensation-
ThIU is the latest effnalpn, t h e Governor.,
little does it resemble
.the; flpprlt'latufe*, prdsl4
•
w irAPPeareg 4e%1-weitity hiate lifokiisod.Orm.
qusrer : . ,
_ROLLIsvox: stilt PrOultotire, , Ved Ant:
oPtri7=f 3 h t lp i" ti " 1417 ,A 1i11 ,,7 0 .. n ..1 Vir=
aticL a rid
sto of the gyend - Demooristfo‘te
,yarinek yod repave`
-on he 14th test. All MY 1117MTWDO. W iinles Iwthl.
ally, and I shall giye to your.hohet iny hearty eapsort.,
'there ; M _ rve Sari situ: Nubs . ber
j essat
L would Mess - wito.woe o p
main e
hrokoYlllll,76l,,gpt, 114 irligdeargb4Pri,
, qotiet tied, i seeted le s a4tetite,lit i a t t, tt . rie t t
maintained by Wrwil:lkb n Iran Y ti lonat e ltation
le any attempt at dominatton
,enotbee L seetion, nd
it is oowardtrand wie aorenoiornteeal the Rot that
slairshold_pre 'alba deathly* called Ppen tOlisslntatu
their lielProspectritil well ea there-Mete o f Perrone
end property.Miley may be reetratned thliyeaut . on,
troth resorting to decisive mounter. bur the lOW
braVe men who balm purpose and and A sense of
honor, wit Neel and reel and act upon the wisdom that
&Jolla vs =lumps, inwital end : extreme reams, Carta*
and repel atgresinon and revolution; whilst 4014049 We
measures, a patchwork of tiordproentse and dertesawort.•
but Invite wrong mut insult, and at last wilt fenternen•
to vioieat resistants, whoa "it tartbo tute to amiss
revelation. When the oonservative a sweet I/1. the
Nr rtb sees that there are yet men in the South wlio ran
force revolution rather than he degraded In the Cm m:
thee the Union itselr will be restored to t 4 true bro
therhood. Have we Purpose. will, sense orbonor *sill
°lent to arrest revolution if we have, Breekinndxo
and; Lane will be elected: If not—itud spare teethe
sr ht of the oonseenenots
Dotes at bathe- forbid my leaving it, f but - I can't sttp-
VIM the words] send you.
ItespeothillY, GIVIVi A. Wihi.
To al ;;;;; .. J. Kagan, J. IL Dawson, C. C. Clay,
Committee.,
Governor takes to Yandey lovingly, and In
angttrates & new polltfoal drmi •Wlse, Yancey, .t
Co.-Lhow dumpily it sotuada Keith the silent
partner? ,
0 1
About this time look out for sensation pars-,
gra he. The following is from that mysterious
so eof information ; "an exchange :''•.
" in ex - Governor of Maryland has refired to • her
mit'. life in the wsts,deSermieed to yonth e remote'
der Of his, Mtge in plsmar t ity and I/pretty." .
There 'are sonitt , ex-Governors we itot of whit
neck not go, to 'die greeds to enable them' to piss
the remainder Of their lives hi obsosiity. But,
who is the exGovirrnor of Maryland? Do tell!
—This we find floating through the continental
journals: ._ :..
~ „
".knew Rachel has made hen appeappase, ip
,Raria..
In the person of nyoUnt Alsatian Jewess, mimed Al-
Magni ifeslirxer,whq has given per'orminotni in the
hones of Lamartine, and in the siterary and artistio
aiming. where the tacit eantintis expectations have
bee rai sed by per getups, although she in, only about
ttd r en gears or age." • '
' ' he 0 levels ad Plairuicaler, a Democratic jour
nal, ' MadlY,D,etlitiefi NM t, ,• ; , ~, : .
" Mon. David Todd nst
. justnaksed through town ,on
his Way from* series of glorious meetings, end TS sclis
that nothing can exacted ties entiunliseis lt iSuannie 311
the f rne of the times 'ln his ovation , el s comparing
note with Nose oti wil l eubliees. Ohio poll rib a fah
400, votes :of which wilt be for. Douglas agi QUO; for
Li nostm,
M AO l fOr , Bell.- 25 .100 ; for Breeluandge.
6,000. , , -
—tTenkiniitut th'ci foll Owing trod the PriFs'a
dinner table if Qtteheo.• 'Jenkins ulna belie bad
a preminent position near li. R. h.. 'Pflikapti lie
wort the white apron i
" Darer hioGee, the , , 'fish refugee. sari' the • Pilaia:
say him at breakfast. asked who he was, Ind said.f Ebb
had been roversinw is 1648 Perot would not . MVO been
,expatriated." -, :, - 4, .• ,1 1, .
pol. Dayibi . and his-br o ther lieurge, ..firo d ne-:
table' Rangertc - ara'haiing a gOod °othe r in 'Teats.
As at reward for the' deeds if 'valor whiek they
have:lately pmformed; the people are eiefirhelin -
Jug them with.barbodumP 'George is deteribed iss
, a quiet, amiable, ,determined young,man: 'mat
no one may . doubt tbaLbe Lg ,dis t inguished by the
two first Chars,Oteri;stios, it Is stated that be. killed
five . ndians in irreatfight. . ,r 1 -.
.„.. 1
--r: Thanes * iv. - Evans, dentist of the Isppe:, I
'flat HOUsenOiii Or 'FronOO; returns to Paris by the 1
. . ~ .. . .• .
Adriatic. ' , : -
-A oorreepoisdent 'of the 'Memphis Appeal,
writipg from Augusta, Ga ; imps i- "Doogtis stick:
is a 'dewy ' rising in Goers's, eR: thrinagh the
Stat. ” • .., ~.o . , .' .. •
ho Boston pose is responsible/or an,absard
mu, that,Gpr_ Bands is soon to ammo!) Alla pre
side, 'y of one, '<lf the Westorn Railroads r with a
Sala of 0;0.06 a ` ieiir,: and that his future ,resi.
liens will bo In phloiiii. '' '
tis said that * . titien M. bonging was at Rut
land, Vt.' and jdlt :kr he was entering the toettl, 'a
*ewe *risk ritniritt "birthed' up and grabbed him in
her snail, pd khstsd:lilet.. , - ' ; ' -
—The New York alwasi aemp:; ; =., . - ... ....
o i n
" T a non-publioitiou lutl w et outi i 'eaty of Saintwese•
'tette to the count - ue Pend Siss axeitid MO at
tOittl ink *rope* p(iiit *gift, it Wig spires
.ste to appear lathe Wilma part or the Ateeircur, for
1 ter wino est Gable,' litattitairri'bet the Napa'
I t
w yi was not 'Remitted m due port-ollionti °plume* his
Wass d a load many laid swam
-- • Stag of Baton; Minivans& to _pardon- to
l iT 'a il r) the MU S I C S. C. 2.2191,11% woo Prie-fonderan-;
ed fo partiolpatlng in the rerolutionary events er
1848,
ay. Di: r.,ipsoontb,.. or ' iliabsmii, has po
ceptell the Charteellerahlp of thejliiiieietti 61 Viz-,
girds; to whir& he was recently elected:
i —Mr. A. M. Roes, the engineer who superin
tend the orootion of the yloteria Bridge under
I3top enson,las hiCtoMeinsane, and is now the in
mate of an asylum ' ,
—ltr. Judd, of Illinolaf Lincoln
who nominated
at Cb cage, is at the St. Nioholas Hotel, New York.
. — Clan- JO ifilli bilta , iitiiirnd Atm *grim:literal fail
iit Itcokrilbs, Aid, :In, September 41, 0.-.:).1 • :
-' —lOl,Oll Cobb , a row, OP o hm'? ' 4 , 41 1 , 4,l Pf" l '
in A ante, Geergin, in which he "spoke of Douglas
with Brest bitterness:
-4-The parsons are taking hold of the Prince and .
turning him• into homilies ant sermons. A Roston
inurnal says: • .
"Rir. A. A. Miner , of the Bekooilitreet Cautnli.l34-
ton, cured the attention or his , audience teat
4.!,4"1111 to t
was h em , Tot:n*4:g revlt e atTo r illing
ohaptar,l6th Terse: • Ann he hath on hid reetdre, and
of
on
Lords .' " his thiah, a game written. ,King of Kings end Lord
•
--Ji gliery Amory, 'Esq., United States vice
consul at tialoutta, died there suddenly, of cho
lera, he the 28th Of June last. Air. A. wee a son
of Cot Thomas .Amory, of Boston.
—The; Evening .Post prints this stoq :.
"Lard Palmerston, while the present Empercn . 'if .
Prance was ;dill Prince Napoleon, said of him and 01
4 1 ,
his la ous tac , turnity, that he mixer opened his mouth
excess to tell a he. The Prince promptly waited upon
almerston, asked bins to *seism thw remark.
and t specify the instant s or instance'. of fahnficatios
on his, art, upon which Lord Palmerston had hoed this
aloes ,imputation. Lord Palmerston declared that he
had no around whatever for Ma imputation neon the
Prieto,: that be never knew him to be unfaithful to the
truth* he pleaded political and official .exigencies in
'care t /anon of hill conduot ; expressed hie great refret
that a had given the Prince a moment's uneasiness,
and iced him to corisider the remark as never /tavola
been made." . . .
—We learn from the Vicksburg (Miss.) Citizen
that r. IV. IV. Purdom, formerly editor of the
Eagleof the South, will soon appear before the
publib as editor of a Douglas and Johnson organ
In andiron parish, La. Every day adds to the
army of organs of tho true National Democracy In
the South.
l ui
"—Johb T ler. Jr.', writes to the Itio'hmond Restart?'
willdrefi eoemestiOtteeonoietion" thatLineoln
be *teat .President, awl that the Union will be
Otssolved.—T e World.
Jr., is a Member of the Tyler family, and
a friend of Breokinridge and Lane.,
:Aron. George Bancroft has promised to deliver
the oration at the inauguration of the Perry Statue
at Cleveland on the 10th. Dr. Asher Parsons,
surgeon of the Lawrence during the battle of Lake
Erie 4 will relate tome incidents of the contest, and
the Governors of Ohio and of Rhode Island, in
which State Commodort,Perry was born, will do
all they tan to give icMto the occasion by being
present with their staffs,
—fir. Aix:aril:ls, one of the Syrians from Bey.
rout; addressed a large meeting in Auburn on Fri
day evonlng last. Governor Seward introduced
him to the audience, and in doing so gave a brief
but interesting tooonnt of Syria, the manners and
customs of the Christians and the Bniaes. In the
cower, of his remarks, he stated his belief that the
Sultan of Turkey was disposed to afford the Chris
tiana every protection, but that he was, in a man
ner, powerless and unable, to render necessary as-
Matinee. Ilia sailers were, semi -barbarians. The
dill4ll4;°f Communication, on account of
,the absenee ra i lway s,nnd goo,tioroughfarea,
made it iMpessible pi the Sultan to afford relief.
A oolleCtion we/him:felt:l the ehurehes of Auburn
on Sunday last for' the destitute Christiana, and
$270 was the total amount realised.
Lett fccna ViPavldence
Correnondenn of The Fresa..l
'1 ' PiteVIDENCII, AugustiS,lB66. '
EDITOR 'Or THE PHILADELTHIA PREES.--MT
Your bide Of the 16th lest. contained a lettelfrdar
t 4 Nort,n describing the olalments against Paregrier
as imitators end humbugs " Swindling vamps
nice "And !, fraudulent l' ho..
Their claims have been inveaUgated and ap.
proved by Senator Douglas—sae his report from
the Committee on Foreign Affairs in the Senate;
by Mr. Ritchie, of your State, for the House Com
mittee ; by Mr. Marcy, the present State Depart
ment, and the President. Every naval officer in
Paraguay at the , time, especially Captain Page,
has concurred in these judgments. The feeble
old man Johnson has been practised upon to render
a different judgment, when the question was not re
ferred to him, but only the amount. The cause
throughout, on our side, bee been conducted with
judicial purity and rectitude.
In a few dap we shall review Mr.Joirnaon's opi
nion, and the country will see where the wrong is,
and the award will be set aside.
C. S. BRADLzr,
for U. S. A P. Hay. Co.
CLAMS COOK'S!) By LIGIEITNXEL—The craw
of the pilot boat Washington, No. 4, which Tema
wee struck by lightilleg.,lylngAtt anchor at
the Southwest Spit on Baur ay evening last, bad
among their provisions ts quantity' of clamsorldoh
they had placed In a bucket in the cockpit. After
the lightnipg, struck the _Testa, an bzaminatica
vi t a made to discover the mount of .damage done.
An Inspection of the clause showed that they had
tonally been odoked by the fluid. N. Y. Eve.
post.
THE' WEEKLY PRIMM3.
7,6
Mau (aor annum, --
advasoo,) -
Tim. cog";- Tv ,
'try " " AMID
Tap" • - :Z.49.00
Well " - - " tse to elitrertlOßSO
TWeet•Yeofataarovor" " • fal Woo
each LSO
.1 ) ,or a Club of Twenty-oul or - iurer,ve *Wait at
extra war to the getter:ea at thetClabh
Portmastorr U. roavorti4 la sea.ea Arabi Sr,
Via %meta Pam; ' •- •
CALI/01110A /191111:
Susd thi. COW" ,
• Id •
iteiuneni.
GENERAL . , _NEWS.
.. A. VERY SILLILY Timew.--ARRILEiy, it Paris
a certain tenor, mites* mum it Inuit set -le fel;
to give, appears before the Sri/mod to insist upon .
'payment pino of the foil lw mat megtiesed an In the erne
tioal eerie ilaegwillt tie one -
of e is
ar tbaatrelisowta
_two ieUta ~ mo ago. Tha miter
is apgagedby an Wish iispres sane ," and -noh
ow/el upon the massy for tito expenses to whisk he
w dbe eonspeffed.byhityosimay.. _The manna:
refet,oo.4 PRA bialld treath! hild. lig ft
411 the terms bf tbe o ' ile bid we
! And it was for this Ciliary alone forwilek
imanatioo fated.; U hog 4 .laft Moue. a B tot' it
W fallyt as much as be was cape le o z Airtime,
no kg motif tiltilL Me layer eta isellnery Meer
sin er WOW& 4telteisee. ,Ii
ii-yeeot zlidierzieheeks*
,hi self most valiantly against the Imputation.
No milt had ki 0 ftilleC Zabarpi 101, - Inereower, he
cerM Loki it. _„
1)
ii. emertnenelnates fonatebtie — neti. decides - Chia
not trig but real merelreadisa mole brought into
-
eon t—tbat the teeornmet Sae lw tin oreltaan , way
tor n ee of time mid nothing more. Thereupon tie ,
:te r, who is pressed for they , doubt, Warta up
an exolabne ~, ," Bat, gentienan4 ney , ,,C sisrP.
.___.'svr '
me bandied, and I tan bring it into ead# T.' swig_ • ',-
be ns a series of roulades add* eetto,2=o6 T
XOO of the hall, tortainailng in the ' 'C ;
she which thrill through , the ease of the
__blllloll 7 '
i
`mit they oryfer merey ; aid She mirth oreasilomed '
by he inoidebt io - ecerpietely alters' rile temper ef '
the awyers thel , they gove' their verdlid hetiarit"
of t a oppmenid brie 7 and he oarrfri of the Wide -`"
mai mentioned in the oontraot, amidst the limilletek-'
of yudge, laWyer, witness; sad even the diehadlutt
himieell.
_ .
soorzeS4 Qr. 71ir. , . fiof*lllt .WA : Intia.l- - ..
" • d '•
•/1 r- ' •
Th l J, winter wheat, alit iodise: summer whoa bee' • -...
bee' seared is Abe- last -*modifies.- lite ~/ell
genprally exceeds szpestakue,, 'heell is 4
and4nality,, As titedindoss Nails, the rye= ' .- ,
°staner, bees , gsmenally ANlMedialieled Iledmr: .'
but the yield is lighter, than used, n.la to the
dronght. The hey, crop is mall; ha that agar
fronts thethe museum. ',/f aline be strum thmeggt
the State earth and seath r oaths parade/ ol Mies, t
it will be found that Seat otit the trepans's:Mop
tote average,. while ' west of it neje ass haler
thee for maay.i years- Late - .wheat- sad-date ow!. :
solar from Weak der weather of the ..it part of
Aoltitin f but thigisr.
t tly2r , ireatlier ST Gatti ef .
whit we shall - hares !ensp, • prodded thee: .*
is nt a kilns, frost ore the 15th of fleptesobet. L 7
In Loy Lusatia poteloes 'panda weWlsot tit ' -
crop will maim aularger metres aspeetedr- Ia the '-
greet dairy region -pasturage heehaw -abosdisst '
thrnugh the wont ,and meth tbsal the eseallop- , ,
ply of dome and hatter ameba* lialaw. he high -`:
,
prise of cheese - has '-dreitrit hair Off the lhammil ,--- ' '
hands, and then his beet WINOS eh hag: -:
Abat the itrealiouatitity a butterhabeen mode,- '
but!there is not the same aettrf allenund: 'The '`.
small dairies Mee the Instbaj Wbki the - lager -- -
make the cheese: Mid &dryad( ge MU Aired •
ODpasture", they have little to fur lbr the
bal eof th e 308109, • '." ' • '
I ffx 3 I
S RiSill4oo, A'apilife,_ WS. the 'Ware ; ...
log "Mr- Swam/ ilairense, a wealthy tamer ha ~
ex, has an oversee; &Lour a le. i a , plaited:se J.
who e a strict disoiplinariars, mare man ci-geeat
,firm ea. - Oa Wednesday iset s while ~ the aeraser.... -
was Wing In his office, elm "tout negro fellows elm ). ,•
ploy d upon the farm Balled-upon Slat/.ant abet 4 , .
info ing him duds pant, asegresehauto mugs -
'nee by was properiegferms lesemeden,- Latta -;
him ogo et 4th tale, aldwiteem the plan -ot ow .
rat! B. Not aspee.tiag tbatthey but we, dedle .
opo him, but being dour le , eaten the
lead re re of the rebaktrif-arNboug-non-gogr, he
de( Mtn seethe& modiedbeii bimestramithAszici
fivetooter and thartatarta Miltitts the leamilleg,, ..','„
they of knowing Sabi, was 'fay patelnist der
any mugged,. - Thezigiou liki - the Iray.etedl •
getti g into the toast' istoWdblhoseis, - whew theiT -
end my stopped seer hamar dug plitorhis the
(Felt an metal fed , hints - ad: Waldbig •a • the
`hole said to Vie; 'Tare- le your grave. Tee
hay bat fifteen minutes to make ant pease With --„,
God, or to lied bir•li--11.' . Wok - sa. thought ;Se' •
over r drew his _Coit's radar, Mather if the ': •
'rail ns dead at hiefeek r eakehenalims--dhk-ese is
God,
the omen, seeing wluchelleadak ma took to
his eis. sad-. i gr-' 3l h4 ,l ll3'eeffielk Predis.
that it sea negfeeithed diarialbled 7 Wiltre7 the
'over or, becaemi hi eidaideatv" tdputtistuleent one
.or m re ef theta het receleedi - -..- ' - -
.... • ........_._ ..-
anOnni it - .L'istinr.-LiiiiiO4 , sue' ammo- ~
tioi l awhlch mitkitthivkinit, of Baton *se dedra- - -
,ble plac e a rieldincsicis just soW O live sod so- --..' -
tire ode,'.whielt was, at th e West seenas,.l. - .. ,
rag &boot- the- Tillage
,af : Susereille, ik - ,
boar ed for so time it: the -Nauss of _Nabtral
Hist ,in 'OeMbridge,' but' disliking either the . •
o
food r the sleeping' arrangement', be - Sops& eat -
fora hange afar - .:Yer ifit treats Wain lost ASV- +.
of ; t the other day, two children mare :plasyieg .-,
'in agarden of flomerville,,se4, thersehe arisistee
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11 8 4 1 s ee w if, "I tt fl g4 ll M Y 'Avi l a & alum -I some the illest sums aim - made" isial, Aid el at -- - -
rye d adjelatig.the filo,, Jile Jima tato* ite -..
lei
p A d ifit, -egfib...beetterPeife'the. fa - --
s
Itill ' ' Ite__ a. its ws ye teoselattea . . •
ems es abaft liessyrktaset $4•41,m; mow '
of lob are nrissinen Altiiiintawlitliedt - -
h) can be prosereatialoolderatief let Sew -,
err , anaeCULS if *Mau- t4stisaisi
has notorionalyised tempos- TA IQ* odder se.
cape with bins, end napethe grata .0W mutt
the I , more snakes may yet be new.
T Deolienrr 'is • Seurat' Jilefer--The
farm ra in South Jersey have suffered esemeely ,
from We: dinned,. Ti. high entidatbas as. -
ado rod by full grope of sum, Wheat' nalLeele Of
an a ndant veer,- were eradiested. the isug.
conti lad dry.neatber. In Vatuangtoo Side.. '. .
a f
noun , they baverlieed foddering theft! tattle
whit in upper Penn's Neck the cern has been ea: i -
up worthies' erupt for (odder. She meet pe ,
tato prop has she keen materially tejeredelif the - -
drought, and on'thie account Hein fall Shod saw ,
rat °wand buabels.
n D t n ioo lon o ry i n
r e ow -N o .rp on rs o s ioth
s o liay g e ny thst oo ln o.w the north-
the ith- • ,
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Stet the wheat - step wi ll eyeing* net hue thee - -
twen • fi ve,, and may nosh nerestreield,iisaheisa , , -
to the aere. ...It is true we have bald of 'idle:
turnieg out thirty-five, end, in at last - sea It-
stance, thirty-seven bushels of wheat to the are.„'. ,
clean td -up, but we are sore there ate ; ay aidal -
that ill not clean up more than twentbush
a els to
I the re. - .
. T valuation . Baton Sown the total in- .-
I s
areas of property-during the year-to bele beep -
3512,90,900, of which $ 1,405,000 wtieja wand .
estat . The aggregate* of ' both ' deebriptioen now
, foots up as follows : Real estate, s un,sse,reo; - -
porso al, 911.2.45 3 .200; total, $ 274,11119,11100;. mast
i
ber a polls, 31,179; amount of tax to be :abed.
32 530,000, which Is at the rate of 93 cents per
sloo. t '
COrraer. New YOrk was en Tuesday visited
by ot of the moat severe rain storms ever wit
neon .in that section Several bridges on the
Cent railroad were carried away, and the train
carrying delegates to the Ranh/loan State Con
rendez!, west from Albany, was tumble to proceed
further than Fonda. The Tillage of Fultosmille
was entirely robmerged to the second story of the
lease.
Ai, PATRRION, • I. J., on Methreaday, a
young man named Tettock Owl of isonsurwptien. It le;
stated that daring the six months preonoushe had
grovniifourtern maim in height, by 'ohm!' mes
snreMent. lie, went• to the Rogers Loeinactive
Worbs as an apprentioe, early th the, when
he lashed something of Ave feet. At'the time of
his (freeze he measured over six feet.
A 'YOUNG woman, by the name of • Elvira
Wheeler, recently died
,a Cabot, Vt., seder wasipl-
Mons. circumstances. Her person indicates ado-.
leace A women lamed Center, and :tier son ,a
loan man, shout twenty, have been commaltteeto
jell Montpelier, to await the.aenen af the WIM
jury., It is making Mimi talk, and. Oyes rise to
sny amount of gossip. ,
Ori Monday- afternoon a'priie Algid °enured
at North Point, lyiss between Jemmy City mid Me.
boken, betwassjohraoley and Mask. which was
witnessed by one hundred persons. After pan.
melting each other pi o zroeghly: tor mearty
half an honr,, am:lM** ' naskte to same to
time,' his antagonist was declared the hatter maa.
&viz benevolent individual, IStio peraitds, fa
maintaining his impersonality, presented $3,000 to
the tiaptinChnroh at South Readiest a few days
ago, On condition that another SLOW &odd be
raised, with which to pay off the indebtedness of
the society. The required amount was soon made
'Ennis is a female college in ForeYth,
In which the yOun,g ladies are reinSrasi to learn to
out and make their own dreams, and also, in bun,
oceadonally to !operates. and direst the cooking
and Other de/nestle arraignments of the Waite
tion.. Wo want more of sash ine(itatioaa.
A I IADT )3ORNED TO DILLTIL-...At the fir s
yesteiday; originating_ in the hoarding Daum of
Mn.; Mint, Mies Mary: Mins - Entity Balmier. an
English lady, aged ifty.two years, &lactase( yep.
don, and descendant of an old aid Idglily Napo:it
able faintly, was tnirried - to - desth.-7.1Y. 0. Delta.
Al a silo of returning FrOsPirity, the New
York. Herald notices a revolution in the shipping •
trade. It tinkle/A been to active in New Tort for
Bone years as at present. The TeSeela building
are also principally side-wheel steamers sad pro
pellers. Out •of twenty-two vessels building In
New York, only three are galling vessels.
litesiesn .musical conven
tion will be held in. Indianapolis, commencing on.
Tuesday morning, the- 29th , at 10 o'cicek, in Col
lege Mall, and elosing on Friday night witha grand
concert, under the direction of Mr. J. WWl= Eiref
fern,,of New York.' , -
Tux - students fn the University of North
Carolina are In • state of .revon. Sixty members
of the Sophomore elan bans beendiaraisend, en at-
Count of their persisting in •Itpreidza the r pmro•
gutters of " ORM mg"' Preeheiet k .
fhneral of - the late judge Duel took
place on Mender; treat St_ PitiVe Church, in Trey.
Among the Val. hesirerew_ere Mejor General John
E. Wool, lion. Isaac Conine, and lion. F. N. Mann.
Bev, Dr. Colt of/crated. _
Tux VIRGINIA. Srantes.—There are said to
be 700 visitors at Old Sweet, 400 at the Red Rwieti
-1,300 at the Greenbrier White, 0.00 at the Most
gomery White, 800 at the Red Sulphur, and 400
at the Salt Sulphur.
Ar Petersburg, Va., on Thursday, about
four hundred worthless free negroes were said for
non-payment of taxes, the buyers agreeing to pay
ten cents a day for them.
A. 0. MOORE, of Now York city, who, went
to Central America last year, baa yew reamed
from Guatemala, with two awarraaot alhaithwa bum
Tan cranberry crop of Minnegotai It la steed,
will t'2ll year erased that of may prolog* you
since the einoe the settlement of the esesig.
Tax :Memphis .ilvatacche flays that city is in
such c bad conditioa that it setuAliZapida.l , l4l-_
lame committee. _ _
Shun reports have teem:tartness, resits ht
/swirl to the practice of Arsenio earineg-
Large numbers are found aititzted tie tt:
Tux Catholics of New York bate collected
154 i 31.04 in sift of the Pope.