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!Xi . ' ye!, • Atrth .tertitte, the Wovutcyoptes
; 6 1 , 1 , eits f r e l tleli at fteetalliee; Dii)e#A - eid awful!
, •• .. ~.‘.t, , •,: -,-•'.,,) Vr,' - r' , i, !, 'i•l :VI ~
t o,
A i 9 "Malta. *14Y1*.,t...?4,.;iiie so
IM I. - .tul'irt'l - 7..,:'-''''''''' - C. '
',For lair ea , sfee s*llic,"te , * eh' to
.Tioitet Ageat ,oc i the Vatanut sae 0 o►htii's
atmets, or to , , p... D E A TY,
Genena Aug flfilbCk Xiatigi Retfrose, Ybile.
Q. A.ll.lCDLLe,thele , lBteersa diet. Reeding , '
./111-.0 , f , .) . FLCI , Ii :'i '3 ,, -•- • •
, i ,:f r •
4467, FOR THE' l3' Eli -
8 H 0 A E .--VAMDMN 'AND
A Ad, :01,A% .it okirr:
the
On inn iitipM A A § tifir n, trintui on g Own
deoAnd Athadio Iro w ill ran an Tollowo i•, ,
NNI traucledWWW, Ato-otrook , Witiorf...... , ---FJOA. M.
sonno tram ogonpunr v ow ; /or ; wood ad-
m0t0r0 t ........:..-.-i.:,...........:. '
ft tdiEujtarber iv. 4.. 'dm P. M.
- 41 / 4 1,Ign eTUENIEe ,LHAVR4 -ATLARTIO ' ,
Mad tr - ii,....,...,.......,--..4.,--..,....:„.-.4 . .46 l',,M.
:lizidtor train..: ~.... ... ••.. • • .... ~...... - -6. MA. 11‘.
Eedawrioduton trot elirbObe•—•-•.44114 A. M.
%t i: XCI I T t . I !'" -- " . "' - ',.. . - -""' " «. :84 ..P A I.:
1 -' ' - " !toigod OnlYtOritina:nio 'Wier.' ' .
F3l(l)+2oAtratio wean ttatada s syd b.asvhdted bale".
174 1 : 4 41iirSistt'floteli.31%7=grag a ertif ge
, 1 111: 40 01 1 02 41 t4a w!ol of 0! „.... octntbdoton,... -
• MoyalAy : dp. , ...7-.:,.:—......,. » .,-.. U.
~ , ,i y k r amsilat otir Int st Or o c i ra e rclt Wild ;
Intl isoolini and yeLlytedloy by thew Agent at 04
rota.
SPECIAL NOTIOLR. . . .
The AddOmmodation TEMA tp En itsrbohnllyud
grahlth to Militate) !worT wedgy faill/0,011 Until for
_,,'Fbreolk lindnodO OA•okdd, 441,11 bOdd littikeday ai
vrte-auves [spy.
~, JEO. E ,
A 4EVi ga T;
p.L
AptTO PLEASURE TRAVEL;
LERS.--Grand Emersion Dom Fhiladel-
S into N an Falls, hiplareel, tittebao. River Bil
k&
yr Wb to bloura, rortl and, Boston. Sara a
antis", and flew ca ki r e
j L i a,Lake WOK°, River t,
e raP(head. Wei, ,Esleadtd atadaddr
for 804tativ Yet; and Mote to Phihtdel
onlasid end BMUS or Saratoga Springs. Firm
Prori tle relliNrthr97llo9;Whiie r6.;ntitn.,,, - i..-
....n it Tar
...,,._.,....-...__..• •-••••••• • .. WO
Froul,Y eir V DT , W WOntlealrablittblititbrlnsl,,, _
'Pro - vIo& ti a lidligiiirt . rditTG . : .....„..1%
Froth 1 Op to Imam Fplo,orol r0t0r . 0... MOO
Tzetots Emil oo . looBber 114 art
For Malmo* wieltets and alt infennation catenate,
ite,,..sel , at the otdoe 8,,, , W._oonter of SIXTH and
CHEW! NO: rrooto. CRA.4. ~.q TAFFErt,
' JeLl4m tieneral Arent.
CARPETING'S.
FALL TRADE. • , •
'AiIeCA.LLTJNI. 8,5 CO..
- CARPET MANUFACTURERS,
GLEN, ECHO GERMANTOWN,
Also, Importers and Dealers In
C3ARPETINGS".
- OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS. RUGS. &o.
wAßEßousii>o9 CHESTNUT STHEET,
' '(omato tile State Mouse.)
Sontt;ern aad Weitern Bayern ate respeatlldir invited
,40 eali, aul7.2m
MEl=l
SOMBRERO' GUANO
CONTAINS - METE F.10,' CENT. OF ERIE
RUOSPEATE OF, LIME. • • ,
' FOR BALE 10 FARMERS
At 'Sr per Ton 4,000 voinap, by
JOS.' B. 11.414tTSON & (30,
Solo Agoras, Na. 89 North WATER Etreat.
stil;t•wfmitß. . ,
CQW4PEAN, (klTANO.—Thojoilowi:iii
~• ii • OP/ or is Diploma repaired by the Subseyiber
la
rta Ute,yheitei County, Agriennorq hom al
ely, nea'
October:MOO } "Avis teettmoniel or t eir applohation'
or his mayeriol . eitinples of Calumnies Guano end barer.
thusphs"or Ime. acoomasabba br a Ceanfiente at a•
'I eatiginnipi o their approhetiqn of iundry entrap:Ai-.
nary 'propitiator's by Ma"• pioicatio, of. °Wampum.
90afw.'elnota vibieh wine shake of Cern 12 feettorh,
"vat tree earn tit esoh insik,Wheat in WS isnea ; Sarn
i.* of Green Cress _end white t lover. and T moth"
Yete4funterinn Creep ilto,i eco., ood a premium for
the bent nen" pf Cdrui _ • -•--
Fria 00 ft Ton of X.OO The., in Barr.
08
. Vinod sad rey sale Otikir lilac DOWninnton,Ohester
;
nount.tralL • , ~ ..1 ,i- Amll4. ItlttGlA'Ala, '
'qy 6: 11 . , 1 01 ' 0 1 J. s krbitrareni i i r r :i
tts A vifnuelnlifs,ana
i. 9 At; J AFFAXII3, Airtonnurat arehoute. NV tit
nester. . auttt4.l.
11011ILADELFMIA.' • • '-,
^IL
PAPER-HANGING MANUFACTURERS,
(FALL TittibE.)
HOWELL 80 !iIOURKE,
Ravine reoaoyod to their new, Store, • „
OWEINER P.OURTIi. AND MAREET BTNN3yZ3,
,
Are 11(4'9room-id e 3 air to the TretlOO:lerie and
elegant Jassontatot-of „ : • . - ,•
WAIA...PAP4-144-1 . P. i
.39/4045H13,
,
, FiRE 80,FIEENS, • •
", •.
WIALQW eURTAIti,6OO.PO, &0.,
AU Pr 04 ne W OM t and belit-dmisoe. trout Oho ioR
itioed atthile to tile finest -
„g 0.411 AND •YELYAT DBCORATIONS. •
&nit/1,404 ,
Westain ukerahante will do wail to vial
theititiblishounat of. • , ,„ ,„••
HO
N:E.llBlelitka FOIJATiti ANIS toAlt.Rlg'i',#AL'i'lk'l3,
h oe.sto ,PHIPAPEORLA; : ,
ai NOW
yttizj g4
mut mike
it* York.
R. Moat
111- AVM.
I,itittorgi
1...L.4.-
aiLkuLt.
4 P ,
for solo by FAMANEI & EWING,
Ili ommaiNuw IStrost,
PI i fILM)ELfIII4 4 ,
SILK. AND DRY k GOODS JODBEittl:
ap:A . l§Pril
•
!Lk BAILIG !!
IMPORTER AND JOBBER,
NO. RR Miui ilk' STREET, PIIII,ADELPIILit,,
4 ZAitUk . AlO efiatiaarx Oral( ' •
STAP,L.g ~AND FANO,Y,
; 1 - ) ' 'O 0 - D.
MAU%
FALL 'TRA:DE"::OI‘ 18$0;
. . . .
HicI,IIDINO ' -
Ditt3B (loOnti • •, ••
BRAWLS! BDAWLS lo SHAWLS ! • ,;;•
- . CL;OTHR AND CASiiMEIRIA ,
• • • DINES( ROM*
BLACK BILK'a AND MOURNING
ENGLISH' AND 'AMERICAN PRINTS,
' • STANDARD MAKES,.
DOMESTIC? GOODS.
A finriniD, LINE
PRINTS Z-,
AND,,
„ ,
N
! . §OW.SHOF, GINGRAMB, -)
At all times, rig WA
FALL 4 iseo.
EI A FFEES. ST OUT. tic oci..
FOREIGN ANII'DOMEOIO DRY 006D5.: .
aulB-9m " No. 623 MARKET STENET. .
MARTIN & WOLIF,
I=l
-BONNIGN AND DDICESTIt3 DR? 6000 i,
334 MARHBT tiTI;BET.
, Cab and protoptkilx•sn !mita' Bums, S! lig motions
are f¢v~ted testi examination of our Stook. anE•bm•:
A . W. LITTLE 81 00..
SILK GOODS.
No. ss6 MARRE 11-Ellz.e..turi
E,' `M o ,v A
In consecuenee of the destruotion by fire of their
THIRD Sranztllionu, '
. .
YARD, alii,LNlOßE:44ccd.
HAVE REMOVED
NO. 0,10 .CHhSTNUT
socraw SIDE,; ABOVE SIXTH.
PHILADXLPIIIA,,
They have now open AN. ENTili
NEW STOOk
otr
,SILES AND -F. , 2NCY , DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, GLOVES,- MESONS,
1 •
.11 E TRIAtIitIAVS,
iTogethar with tk LABGE ABSORTIdgNT of
STAPLE AND FANCY
EMBROLDERIES, LACES, M4RTIU.AB, Bp
Ravine reeeived bat w email portiob of their
- FALL IMPORT.42I9NS;
sitailo3ui tothe firs, they iq Asa ird to ifissisi
t A NEW 15T0C34,,.
t "Mak thsy: Writs itilintaoti or ihar 'Customers
AiaA /Mors props/Is. sal am
AUSTIE. &
MoVEIOI7I.
NAPORTISILB AND JOBBER NI -
Y 'G 0 0
. 3fl MAdiKET Street, oov' 'pkird.
FE s,
A r ltV•i , gb, DiumalursiA.,
Aunt 4
%Mal B4TIIIIII, JJII
,
FALL - • -
CLOAICI4 -- da N •
FOR THE
; WHOLESA LE TRADE.
SOUTHERN D i n t WESF.RN htEROHANTS bitt
tdedotm abuse GOODS, arerhavitted to In
speot our Stook, wiluedi w. otter its
' LO W, f L PRIOEB.
AND ON LIBERAL TERMS.
0 . ., W PROCTOR & 00
TAB PARIS MANTILLA and CLOAK EMPORIUM,
OS CHESTNUT STREET.
'auf-fm
FALL GOODS.
BARCIROFT CO.,
NO3. 403 AND 467 ItIARXET STREIVrt
IMPORTERS AIVII - JRBRSRS OF
YORRIGN AND-DOMESTIO DRY GOODS.
kook °meet." and ready fot Trade, 0u1.361,
R . WOOD, MARS', &. HAYWARD,
IMPORTERS
"AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN .
DRY GOODS
CLOTHING , .
No. 309 MARKET allftEET.
Pall and Wn4er Moak now oompleta and resditor
Nom.' „ nut ant
OATS AND CAPS.
C . H. GARDEN et On..
Nisnufanturera of and Wholeaste Nitlon in
BATH, CAN.
FURS
• AND STRAW 000D8ri
FANCY SILK AND STRAW BONNETS, ARTIFL
CIAL FLO PIER% RUCHES, FEATHERS. 80.1'
Nos. 800 and CO2 MARNE P STREET,
Southwest Centel' of Sixth.
The'most extensive and sommeteemortment. The
heet term, end this lowest jetieeel. Fitsi.olaaa buten.
are vokrtiottlkaY I nvited mul6-2m
E#EVAAED GLUE.
SPALDING 73
PREPARED GLUE!
"A IitIVIII IN •INE 11AVED tome: , '
ECONOMY I DiSPATCH
SAVE THE maws?
lAi , frulfatii *ill happy', eisis to idirli-irf=
itarsitlas; tfr• Iran' deka - Me to liar. Immo eke •
.fotreantrint war for rispiiiiinuriarinture, Tore, Cro*
rr, ko. • •
I• • '---
IliqtDTlCA'EvAlltitirititED GLUE '; 1 1'
~,' ,
qa Obi all such enterionolei, and no household oanidttat
to be without It. • It iteslwagS midi and up to the strp
ins *int. Theta testa longer ,a asoeselty for lizemng
1
hairs. Welanieitid veneers; hoidens doll, and broken
redlee. It is joist the uttiole for none shell, end 011ier
rnaaaebtal•wa!k; 0 *labs, 'a#lllol46 - af, raAapaptaa
0 tut., , - „ „
This admirable erendration Is used cold, bolts obi-
Wean, held In`solution. and nolleasb3g all the traliaible
ieelitios of thf Wei binet-rnelcore , glad. It may be
seed' " the 'oboe of arqinin munilage, being vestly
pore solitaire., , , -
" - USEFUL 11l rsstor wpm , ' .
r r 1
IL 11 **ushloioltleubles eaon ixittte., '
PRICiE TWENTY-ME CENTRI.
Wkol*sale Depot, No. it o#D4*Elc44lt, New York.
Address`
WRY O. $-DALDING A 00:;"
Dos No. SPOO, Yorl4
rat as (or Dealers in Ora gontsiountfottr, 644,
asit Waive eoses.poautif AIIt'VSTAPAIPanrr•PA 13,
iooompaums emu ookaire.
Igir A Cagle _bottlo of • •
SPALDINGIi PRIVA WILD GLUE .
rill lava ten times its eat atirmally to wary househomi
Bold by all. eroMthei Druirgioto, gird-
Mh ood • Fonntoiro - DoodoYin *omit. sad rsnoi
foantry hierchaatialsould make a select-
OPAL/WNW PREVARED .13/4011,
maul/dew An thEdo34/4 •• ,, r•'' •
• I
40s1 • 1 " .
I' ,
• ve..••••••••••••,00 , 111.1•411.11 .01.0.......1•1•01.•••••1
..t.PitoviOto lilt
Lardi 83 106 gitioniBeri A ij t on oa k ! Bwi t ro
ra:,./gtor, "
'l-; Ap,qt1F,p,,,':..g4,,'.1,800'.
t:s „
16f)
A Batch ofitieveda. ,
Citua4 - .of• the heaviest editerial dutimfds then
'reading of .new books.' •Othertpeople•read tit;
he onfOrtained'or Instructed, bat , the literary'
editoi reads, alm4st, eiblit:siiiely, to crlticlie.'
Nuchititheisatue fashion doe's', repOiter l at r .
tend a public banquet, wbore7,oher:follisanjaY'
themselves, but; he—ttelmppy, Wight—has to
steapgraph what is said, with a dead certainty
of bsvliv several hours hark.work,-*Shile the
`rthissinestst ire wooing Somauv•inAthela•vir=
'oustlAis; atlititting Into readablii "form'the
thousand and one sentences-L-06d, bad; and
triditiltreut 7 whictt have, been sphket,f;dttring
1116:ettnitag.! read a book forthe'rea'ding;
Sake ittpleasant enough, but to rettcpt; Witli a
view, of subsequently giving a public, opinion of
it, , Is a very diffbreutthing. • Just In the same
tray, IRA witikattending &theatre. The bulk of
the audience briber it trithui Wants' and prede
terntinblrpuipohe dilating gdod time of
i" di the
the
being variously 'grati
fied by, the force of Forrest, the light comedy,
fWAeitgei; the fun'of J.; S. Clarke; the
tarledabillty'Ot Mrs. John biew; the nataial
gracell. Mrs. Cowell, tho easy gaiety ol.pretty
gem Moffett, and the skill, more, or less, -
trhich Tether deservedly 'popular performers,
tti gratify the public ; but the unhappy
diemettdciitic has no such hope) Ho attends
The theatre "on duty," and takes his seat
judicially, with the purpose of telling his
readers, nowt morning, what manner of merit
}he new play- has, and, with what degree ,of
Ability, it was produced and represonted4 .The
moment the curtain-dropa he must haat& away.
o produce his column or a half column of <mitt
ktiem, which is snatched up by the compositors,
page by page as it is written, without his hav
ing the chance of reading it before it is pat
hate type. Next morning lie takes up the
rfper with.mortal dread of finding some errors
ble ,own or 'the compositors' haat°, and
blesses his stars (and , the careful, watchful,
intelligent Reader of the printing office)' that,
,after all, it contains no' blunders, but' fairly
(*rases hia honest opinions, hOwever rapidly'
transferred from his mind to paper. ' The pub
ic! c, .who can only judge, by the results before .
stn, In the daily Atfolio of four pages," (as
orrpardealgeated thenewspaper), little think
fiat theartieles upon•polltles, omit, and the
lirams, which th - ey read , with attention, if not
itkaPprvial; are fiseguently unwritten,at mid
ght. The novis comes, or the performance
°sea* that late' hour, and' the newspaper,
tp mall:dein:its reputation as a thing of life,
aitnnot io_to press without some comment on
()important intelligence received at the last
t4i
°merit, or the opera, or play which has ended
dose upon the small hours.'
I Now and then, we admit, the newspaper
writer has the gratification,'-in his calling, 'of
meeting with a book which fairly charms and
mimesis him, and the pleasure of being , able
tp toll the public that it is worth their atten
tion,
For the most part, newspaper criti
cam upon books errs on mercy's side. When
ti
6, intelligent , critic reads a work, neither
verylOodnor bad, and reflects what mental
labor its composition must have coat the an
ther-:Lthe,manual labor of mere writing being
We trifts— , he usually epe aks of it as kindly .na
hoean. There is no pleasure, whatever amity
send live authors may imagine, in speaking stk.
verely of a book; it is a painful duty, but has
sinnetiolos to be performed. `'Po have on the
table now half a dozen works of fiction, upon
Which wikk have to give' an, opinion,' and be
!(eve that the preceding remarks are not opt
.
-4)l4lace In connection with,the performance
, of this duty. ~ „:
We have an American story, by Marion
Itarland, author of et Alone," which is so fim
shove the ordinary run of recent fiction, that
wo acciftft it, as of right ? the first place. Tbo
b'peir, called as Nemesis," has just been pub
lished by Derby & Jackson, and seat to :u 'by
6. 6. Evans. The title is significant, for it
gives the key to the whole motive of the tale:
Nemesis figures in mythology, as the goddess
off' retributive justice or vengeance, as ilidi
cited in Byron's well-known lines :
" For time at last ante all thing. even ;
And if we do but Watnit the hour,
There never yet was human power
Which mould evade, if unforgiven.
The patient search and vigil long
I Of him who trim:um - up a wrong."
The Incidents of w Nemesis " occur in Vir
ginia, mainly between the closing years of the
hist century and 1811, when the Richmond
Theatre was destroyed by fire—that cate.stro;
pite r being made, with no small skill and tact;
!timely to bear Upon the proper denouement of
the story. The, tale divides itself into two une,
e4tial portions; one-third is dedicated , to the
lite of a New England shoemaker, Mark Hale
by name, his wile and child, and the remainder
brings Bossy Hale and her daughter before
the reader, but in greatly altered circumstan
ces, twelve years later. Halo has emigrated to
Virginia, in hope of bettering his condition:,
and has youth, health, hope, fair education,
moderate ambition, and a happy household,
Munble as are hie moans, to give an edge to
his labor. There is scarcely anything In me,
dery fiction more truthfully and gracefully
written than the whole narrative of Itale , s
efirly residence in Virginia. We read it with as
much interest; almost, as we read the first part
orfc Robinson Crusoe," in the far-off vanished
dikys of childhood, and after we had closed the
bOok, and mimed upon the charaders it present
ed, and the actions in which they were involved,
We again road these first 106 pages of the book.
Persecuted, oven to the death, Mark Rale dies
in prison. Years pass on, and his widow re
appears, the wife of Colonel Rashleigh, a rlOh
nglishman, who comes to reside among his
ridatives, upon his property in Virginia. Great=
ly changed in aspect and manner from the
young and blooming wife whose presence sheds
Outshine over the earlier part of the book, she
not'recognized by those who bad khown het
ih the happier and earlier period of her lite.
4he nourishes the strong, stern purpose of re"-
venge upon those who had wronged her when
the wife of Mark Halo,, and surely does the
avenging Nemesis perform her duty. Ono b
ene, it:awronger:l are at the feet Of the wren ged.
41 last, when the vengeance 'is filly an
44°mph:died—the stern fatalist is made to
?1i that it is for , 'Clod, not man, to
i
unisb, and henceforth Abe feels and cort
eges that she has attempted to work out`, of
herself, what the higher power alone can per
bnn. It is curious hew very closely, in its
oonclualon and moral, this story of et Nemo
/
'h , ' takes the same ground as Dumas' won
°rad story, "The Count of Monte Christo."
he hero of that tale also dedicates his life to
avenge himself upon the persons by whom ho
iad greatly seal:red in early life, and, like
easy Halo, is made 'to feel, 'it the moment
When the guilty aro punished, the truth of the
Scripture, se Vengeance is mine; I will repay,
sulth the Lord." We halo -only to add that
very charming and natural love story runs
through the greater part of this book. More
xiver, the characters are'eurprlsingly well
individualized.. We catinot pause to name
them particularly, but 'each is good in its
Way, seine being creations which will
fest in the reader's mind' aFt not mere
iideless ' of tho • lancy; but great reali
ties. 'he descriptions of natural sooner) , in
v Nemesis" are finely drawn ;'country life, in
various phases,' is sketched with a masterly
:6ayou, and the dialogue is natural and drama
tic.. Hoznantio as the incidents aroohero is a
ertaiu reality about them which induces us to
elleve the author's assertion that they 'are
homily founded , on• fact.' The judge lasi
delliered hie charge,. and, without leaving
their box, the; Jury deliver their verdict:
ic-i Islorneele' is, by far, the best American
novel published for very many years."
'4l Js.cklfopoton; or,' the Adventeres ' of' a
' GOorgiall)”. also, published by derby & Jack.
' sons is reedable.enough,but not to be named on
the nine day with irNemests." The author
(IV. W. Turner, of Putnam county, Georgia)
will pardon our telling him that his book, al.
though'it'exbibiis qame.talent;Je written ,with
ovident Mote: . L . •
-From Harper - tag ' Brothers-NVe -have
?'t Rosa - ; or; ' Farisiau Girl,”_ ,
-from% the
French of - Madittfik-416 PreSsense, by Mrs. J.
C. Fletcher. This is chiefly; intended for ju
venile readers,
,and , gives a, coFrect, and
Spirited 'picture of French home-life.: Bn•;,
like_ most French steries, it has a good moral
running through it— - , 0,,., : .' , , , 1 ~
-if The Old Farm ^' House,":by Mrs. Caroline
.-Butler Laing; has been published by G., G.
vans.''• It it eatery with the scene mainly in
ew York city mid . State; and a Ifttle in Ffo.
rence. ' ttterly impiobable In Mist:of its in,
Oidents, it-yet,has a certain degree pf.intereat.
Oddly enough, it concludes abruptly,' leaving
tke toihrof ..t_ke - leading. heroine Os limber :Did
bet - e - oftlii-sher.not9 marry Gordetd I: ' The only
well-dmaii"chameter in the book is Sybil, an
Old'- WOMMI 'of ' color._. We 'yecommend Mrs.
Laing, wheir next sbep t vrs 'a French title to
Imp of -her chiPteri,lo do - it , borreety. ii A
Vable'prix" in French is eieactii on a par with
i , "..4,Ficturs', in Bnillah. ~ 2' - I , ,
of ; New York,: is Issuing his
new, national edition of Washington -Irving's
*orks, With his Itecnstoraddqtegitlarity and
taste. Thai new , volumes- (jrist i'ecelied and
now on sale'by 2dr. Haiard,'Obeetntit street,)
contains Irving's ge Tales of a ,Tim.'mlle'r,"
that published :in 1824, and .sold to Murray,
of London,. for seven' - iliousand;fivo hundred
dolls* It is printed on tinted paperi! and
Cantatas two illustrations by Dewlap, engraved
on steel, seven of his on. wood, and also five
by Merrick. This is a very charming library
edition. The binding, we take leave to sug
gest, might be improved by a little earn: It
duffers by comparison with the binding of
the new illustrated edition of Cooper's no
'eels.
" Wing and,Wiug,"- first published in 1842,
terms the nineteenth volume of the new edi
tion of Cooper's novels, published by W. A.
Townsend, Now York, and supplied to sub.
Scribers here by Mr. Mellenri, agent, Walnut
scene This is a sea-rornanee of which the
scene is in Italy. Nelson is bodily introijuped
into the storb and' o is La Belle Hamilton,
beth in 'connection with the trial and excien
tion of Prhiee Uaraccioli. The illnetrations, en
steel and wood, by Dailey,. seem,. if poissi•
lido, even bettor than usual: Perhaps this is
the' most fitting opportunity of- alluding to a
notice of Derley's vignettes, by.the'..ert Tour
'al of London,' for July. 'lt says,' icHr.
arley's vignette Dbistrations of Fenimore
ooper'n novels, thPugli not of uniforth ,ex-
Mance,' nor yekof the highest order of the
.ngrayer'e art, are still far superior to anything
we remember to have seen of American produe-
tion," and. it concludes, after admitting that
Many of the subjects aro engraved in a manner
iorthy of the designs, by declaring that there
la an appearance' of Mechanical' work about
the whale, which, it implies, arlsea from their
being done by.banknoto engravers.. It names
apveral of the ongravere, with the praise
they merit, but forget Mr. Alfred Jones, who
stands at the head of our bank-note engravers,
and also passes over Mr. Phillibrown, whO was
the head-finisher of Messrs. Finden, of Lon
don, for twelve years prior to his departure
for this country. The Art Journal has usually
been so fair and liberal hilts notices of Ameri
can Art that we acquit it of any design of un
dervaluing •the merits of our engravers. In
Europe, bank-note engraving is literally no
thing—most at it Is done' by machinery. In
the United States, this branch engages the
very best talent; and had we a'dozen books to
Illustrate, with tlrst-class steePplates, we would
certainly employ bank-note engravers, because
they are the best skilled in their line.
NEW bIUSIO. -
Frith, Pond, k Co., 547 Broadway, have pub.
Robed two pieced of mufti° by Mr. Friderlok B.
Holmes, an able and'ri.ing ooropOser, of Philadel.
phis. he first, entitled .'s It is Recorded," is a
sing and 'shorn', dodioated to the eons of Malta--
ail amusing, mock-heroic lyrlo, whiob, for anylbing
we, know to the contrary, may be yet adopted by
that, Independent, ecoentrio, and °heritable Order.
The other is a humorous song, "Oh, I'm a Jolly
Itaoholor,", words by Charles H. Super, musk, by
Mr. Holmes., This is a lively song, in Ave vent s,
full of quaint humor,' rounded off with a capital
chorus.
Deliware Politics.
Corm pondenee of The Prowl
WILYINGTON, Del., Aug. 22, 1860
It is so seldom I gee a aommunloation from this
State, in regard to politics, that I conoladed to
write a short ono to you, showing that, although the
State Convention endorsed the nomination of
13reekinridge and Lane, the people will onset a
different part at the November election.
The portion of the party whieh supports the rep
lir nominees, Douglas and Johnson, did not take
any part in the Convention, Although from this
cOnnty (blew, Casill),Bl majority of delegates could
have boeu sent favorable to them, it was thought
best to let the Breckinridge faction have the whole
sway there; by doing so it would work Mown ruin.
Tpta copoluslon has sines proved to be correct, as
Men who were favorable to almost any compromise
wi4the Breckinridgo faqtion, have, ale the ae-
tiori of the Convention, been the most zealous for a
Convention of the true Demooraoy. Mr. Penning
ton, a Breokinridge delegate to.the Baltimore Con
vention, le now with us. A sell hoe been issned
by Mr.
,James Montgomery, , member of the Na
tional Committee for this State, for a mass oonien-
Lion, to be held at Dever, on August 28th, at which
time an electoral tiokot will be formod, and a Con
gressman ruminated, committed to the fortunes of
Douglas and Johnson and the great Issue involved
in the present contest, that will be sure to °cm
mond tho respect, as well as the support, of every
true Delmont in the State.
Our cause is working moresatiefeolory than any
Douglas man could have anticipated, ocinsidering
the obstaoles we have,.la a small State like this, to
contend with. Araongthese is the number of for
mer lc_dors of tit, party holding office under the
rule ofjumes Buehanen and our present imbecile
Governor. In a small State, this influence extends
more than in larger ones. IVith it all, as well as
some'other I^littenoes considered, I am morally cer
tain this State wilt oast her vote at the November
election for penglas and Johnson.
At first we'were at a groat loss for leaders ; men
were somewhat ; backward about expressing their
opinions. My. Bayard's influence,, shloh was at
first undoubtedly great, is rapidly diminishing,
and by the timenf the election. 'will have totally
disappeared. , What a fall of greetras is this!—for
no man In this State, and In all oandorjr say it, had
the same political influence ac
,Mr. Bayard up to
hie present course ; but the people will now speak
and show that no matter bow muoh they may ad.
mire or Monte a man, he must not trifle with rights
they hold more sacred than party or men. The
Press Is befog largely circulated hero.
Are City Letters Promptly Delivered?
BMWs OP Tea PAM : -- I want to
abase the poet office, and as your paper is prelty
spirited, I'll honor it withmy oommunioation. It
is a badly conducted Institution—that facie speaks
for itself. Hero they pretend to bare four dative.
ries, and four collections of letters daily from the
boxes and eubposts. It is just not true, I affirm.
Oar postman never appears but twice a day, and
generally brings us stale letters that have been re.
posing from tvrolve to foty-eight hours somewhere.
As for tbo boasted accommodation of the boxes at
the oorners; etc., having no gentlemen to depend
upon, I often send letterito them, but feel about
all much security of my effetalons noon reaching
their destination, ea if I sent them off in a bowl to
float at sea. I bold interesting con'vereations with
Our carrier, who tells ins other, separate men, are
employed to. collect letters; and further, that all
west of a certain street are taken to Eighteenth
and Chestnut, there to rest I suppose, before par
neying down to the central oMoo. How, I call this
a humbug, itod in summer, when families are Feat.
tered, it becomes a very sorioue matter. Bush tri
fling Tenth correspondence is otter the occasion of
great trouble and Inconvonlenee, and if the post
office lots up to boa public oonvenferice,thia should ,
be speedily altered. Prompidee3 end deepatOn orb'
necessary. If Mr. Lincoln don't have nil this re
medied next year, we ladles will have to take the
mi gt cr, in hood, and administer, the of Go
yeritenenst to a manner &little more ormiltabla. .
hoof you will. glvo this an insertion, should
y ou ev er get it—rtQt I send it by the U. e. post—
and so oblige a lady who, is distracted about se
ourely sentlirig off her
wapaasuair, August 22d.
Asfintereeting discovery—niniely, the Wa
nes of Aat toe diamonde--bas boon made in Austra
lia. The stone wits disoovered in the bleak sand
of the Ovens distriot, be on Irish miner. Rubfed
and other gems of very small size bad previously
been found in the same deposit.
f , TW":r IA"
,), t) - I ,, rpi, , 11%. ;• l'f,
PERSONAL A.ND; P4I6L.TXCIAL i
-,,, , u 4 - PA. f;ir 1,9 1.J...Ct0 J,iliiV/I`..,',!!_il p ,
I:l 7 lP l irUt V 4, . l :i i iit V Pf l ?t"' "U 1! fu ,
e i ennieri last t&. tont rnite 'elan' rut B_. 90
'fliidePt ii'''taitoilaf tfishegiii 'eFllireeifekton•
Ltß e lo ar: Wita voila en'airailevcitiiiiiiiii6olinkfritio
e!li eiftikkget! , tflkir. 'IP 164670e - Ide Inbred One
ernditeutile.Zidln foliNetteentlen fitedlhhfridriaez:
/ w*
hes balalavertathedtakikne ,r0i41...,D,: t,..,? ill
P,Tias hti rhthti tTr eNtivho,Yrb on itio print,:
stPy of Om nits?' amashus is in a grow measure
ItliNshnsid inirs, 5 eiesligNittasofteditatssalihosi
the conduntnt hilt IY7IO PhAVTO. 4 ,1 4 la t irmity i
n: Old it CmiiitbstaftArSill s
011 1 14 6 4VO I A 13 4101tr e etriatitgiM/Ve
°I I n i rga r gatta t grrig n i"diCh ; lLM t it!
742111riA.74 trlr. n * d _.o% - '74l . *:tigi_ L llTl/
0„,,..1,..db, ....verdir4irmwitionneAtin t or *dos)
'stl en i t iiir R alis " :33 , A v andt =PM ta
i yr t 4 lint,, , ,imih 4mrivh rv-ii ,, •_r , 2 fir ,J, ,
fl, et is th e is
.pon , burls, ?,
,O.rFil
ii feta it/etas the bieptislitia k Wail!Og
liefghie., In ihidittirentinie iiilit instillek in
eying -that the riimai Iti)•teintlon.-to . ids • inviting
ohnltLittenen;Ahstition of the World and New
'PAMPA 44/04 fha NIMIO,V10):01 IN thil Ph 0110 01)
LAP RASP l lltibi 00#19.1t4;91144141P41,'.Thefftbient
- • " • - - -
I.fq> ! would rdArtilotteipt,,,l •
, 1 1*° P its oilg ti lle7 l ll7,°lo4 , :111r, - ;?1./!01,-,t0
14 . 'On :
o Ott tents et thewaula.t.chreopwiaaortellanaki
Sr, - Fred, - Frederick eo er. co itssteus. ilneelitota OoU
ew York, called at this office on weoneedayoestValia
1. pordtypus respect{ 9eJE wastage Yoe," or Ago le
A 'en feet hieb'Atet 'gift ;thYleeedittridre
.l risbati a.
t srtll be Wear, from rhusatebril4 lay he
• "I ri t ntlb l iZtVe t ratt t st rIZI . C., Wl:Tar% li t
-nit.
arns Ede bread by
the
attests co a resestya brow, e
• erne here to see the and tßeitywniagetqc, re.
• / prooate the ettentloa lareelr,
Brigham Yong; the biost i iif4iiiitid .
f the Young famity4 knot his' old
peeth•inaking.„:llere is Molest: etfOit •
"We ale ,itarip , to 415 . 0- 4 h34. 1 116)44d/filettatilllnltillnd
noredra amend To Inmate. Ism here'll sohpol any
retteso, tO teach lin fetatift the' rictroft.hra. astrtatts
ate. f or won% _ and ZQ live,if mr_scrreir,Agtd
in.cnisttitt OCltt'WPtfOn• 141911' Au 4'llW mei War 1111
Inane' anQ grad Ifi nfnh mint Von* are tlilegig fterolke
anti.• The.. in MY tehgion. And the object 'fir in}txtst-'
nee- Oqt,ne+ghboTe who have driven, on trim thin!.
fah to civil hit tic YOtt hive tiad ciaarcuine to
he lneSOLle of. theircoolingtowt-ut the drunistakor.
totrrelina. debauchery. Motor, and tumbling lyto
IE.:414)&1 wsh to olvillsertust But I do. saurian%
ip t e a t l ;tu a s b iar ‘ d:Strltri T ott.Lr e, to u N!! 1 • 41 ' I : ° !(. 9 r Y 'Y' a
Dsll4. A; WebstrariTwho has gainsdriwlde,
fPread a ° tarbAY bY bar agartailt
rom their tuastertt, ; 4l .gsatuoky, laut i Way, Amu
lecturing to sari. audletions IFL,qh*ik* t „ i , I
—A rapt! of Ifilibryt,llf. ralatifthe, arried
aff the Brat great prize rearderf ate q`opiseivet
{oire Mutigtee ite' .bpcialriaison,-I f itirii, for
izoollenoe In eardiareirotikettin. '
—Parodl in iit'Porilitidoldednit,'lettetisheiscde
lighting the:people rrithlas reeeHearreq. , •
—Here le tetref,or trid.ptearttree
4er of ,Copgrguntand,p.pad gpeakor gi
. _
i ti...ie in .
e l ! gdrT.TieNZ l ,:eTar gz.Vii,Vl:taric wilt
int. urging- him. to -inr.hltisfaiapoteteteete, teireesittrfiir
inooln and Hamlin in different parte or the datintg.'"
I —The Republicans are reeking theft'ifanifirign'iii
Ilinoisii polyglot. 'affair; leTtady tiarktlisfelotrors ,
11
ong the , I3taynteris, sod, oneitikliaandell Isain,
ollned.t . ? an... , Mtlonif , ei.rli.S . 9l3 l .4 ll Pilletadad Anti ar
ut4.the d c.n i r!Pli,9r , ti !P..9,4 l Pagflo.slf9Pite .;,,
i The N . arr yorh Verat,4. l S4ttleStid Pl' 'F .
cif ,Bfebkiqritlie at 4 teiie -in i t tr,i,mityre ite
titteranoeenteikeoltil. ' TIA among °tier' th, !pis
dart inggesitinT ''' I '-.•- ' - , - - J , WL , t-'l. J, .
" Re, it WatitOf-danssiti tliat ,Sititi4tiilif•Xiittioky
eetion—it wad woggle IP , re-,•4lMpatlaa in
e Southern drib d agailnit't a . 110-
4 1 ,1rogilreilft th'it ' gr: afrt r thrlUilltft t rt
Ilentill; n9 OO, Mgr:Carideo. tit tlll 't7lttailllVer)til i ltt
eiomeany in whit, e people find ham. ' ishrfnit,,to ,
ooterr i a 1 11,,alaL en i tti, - .0 1 ; S L o r 1. 2 1 :=1,Z ,
; :atiniegils t raiVler'ilittie%n u t.gragUir;
t Zi t ielin t ilrt i t t ginirha t gi t t u la t r t ha t a t ietr u a
i f
re ei dentiar 4400431 e., itweintes - livirti earp.to ted
champion of thnt doiersarnsint thu infl r Demo
elliOTt the. Phlllll 'l3 . spirlonnto. ~ W e 4 tolin
that either Mr. wreoltinttd! aor 9_enerdl, iI,IMPII
-
t is
with the wild enrolee OPYRBOWP . r e n t .i 'ft due
i• d t e h e e t g:11:11 Ali atitif pangs
iltil yiligq,i'grg
' V. ) ,ZiLv;rithniVW:fritToVittr,,Putra.g
...,....v.e. el.ti :,, L',ll JO if I i ,Idriii, •
Wriablnatndparterittrrioy, please eon! ~, :,
I—Prot P. D. Burltlngton is toiteadpit,te4 to the
• '''' ` • '''
" •
at I`.
li
liipisoopel order of de r eaOns ltl tikTlll,ln,_, Bos
ton, on die I,*t OttiteOemiAr.
—lfon. - Pdivaid Ditei,'"oellitssatiii,'aiit." Nie . ga.
rii Falls. , 1 ' ;r -, ••, • i :,, _ , ,: ,
- ,,, -Dr. Rfoharil , O. Mitten has been eleldted 'pros'.
d:ingJusties,,,ef the county' 3oontt dr Faitfaiy Vit.
; --'1144 lembersader of the ....Bmperer of liereetio,
and the ether .Plenthers of the: ansbastrrw.have Jest
°l'ha 9 Flhea ..oFru of 1 .9J ( 0 0 fflkllf , s for the.Oltristlani
in 4 , ii.. . , , .;
~-Cd.l.Er,Oheririwaelder , oillbs,lie4„Xo:rAt. „fifth
riziirient,liti given one 'hundred'. Isis to the
dpini ' noire 'Of his con:mind, in' e ' inble' them to
oballenge ill the' other drinteckiits'of the Delon.
, .
They • are going en •it dreamt:lg' tour stain,"a la
2 1 0-11¢118,' : I.t :
—P,r antioe sends this. rifle shotinthe Affection
of Alitaissippt; . . ',, .r; , , ~ ,
" A filisalaalepi wiper PAY% that ' PdiWiuirpt pledtes
her word not to rut= tt to the rule ora Inset Reputni
tin President. : We wonder if her,' word!. ie. sa gocd
u her bonds.
,--It ie. refreshing to go book to ihellays of our
yOuih and, read the4contotoporitneons Opinions of
thirty, years Ago.:,Thicitt the way: the 'English
Q:earortyfie pew; March, Ja2si prophesies.:
I" Wet eta n . okaaVOOtital fox visionemproJeot that i n
terfereiri tit tuarfiti•estabhshnients. - TY - e stout the ulea
o f a vfjitooyi vit9:What man Ls
mnre propabl, slava end ndinulous than the Prosteent•
held csallid,imorrurrestravtinss taws' au/en
I. stage
watches. We • ould 0 . 0 4 , , t AXPOOt. t people at
Woolluoth to sueet,thettroteerte op rew off menu one
of Qoaareve's tisochet tookets as talent themselves at
;pen:totes dr in3cb a mat tons,soing stSueit a rate."
—Certain parties in. *sr Bedford,• Mass., were
muoh agitated on Friday laet, hy,the , appearance
of Assistant United Stalosjiarshal_F_reaman. It
was. generally, inspponsd that desire to, aid in
suppressing the `lla;s;etrade induced,thanfilsial in
,
questiOn to pay the * developments
have yet been Made; &Weitz.
Professes Stephen. Alexander has consented, to
give &lecture in Prineekin, New Jersey, detailing
the partic,ulars at his visit to Labrador, to wit
ness the recent solar eclipse. Efforts will be
=lade tosentge a repetition of tha addrers.else
where, .
i —lt fie said that, Miss Warner, &other of " The
Wide, Wide World," has recently bought War
'ner's Islandashere bet fatoily now reside, for eleven
thousand dollars. ' Warner's Island lies in the
middle of the Ilodson, between West Point and
Cold Spring, and Is one of the most attraotire fea
tures of that river.
—Mayor Wentworth, of Chien°, is in Canada,
after tile Royal Ifighniss. He wants h,im to go . to
Cla!ono,
—Mr, John P. Brown, dragomen to the fretted
States omborsy at, Constantinople, le spending the
isummee at liTattleboro,
11 eteted that among the 'Cialegatee to the
iteechiallage Convention et Ohartottearille,
lett week, wee Abraham Lincoln, of ItoOkingharr i ,
a: ~ocieln of the Republican candidata for the pte•
Blaney.
-,
—Who Atlanta (C/a.) Confiderary, a Douglas
paper, says that the man who says thst Georgia
will go fqr Ilroohinrlago is sit subjsottor a lunatio
asylum.
joiiniat presnis its ocuipli
nients to South Garotte*:
"South Carotin& demands .eroteetioa or blood.. Vse
expect that when her blood° wring to run. her who le
(Ali will be for •proteettqn.! . „
—On Wednesday evening a Dangles tad John-
B on ratification meeting was held at Newark; N.
An Immense concourse of people were gathered
tolether oa the occasion. About imlf put, eight
o'olook Mr. Douglas arrived from , New York, and
entered the building where the meeting was held.
Mc was received 'with the moat ardent enthuelastu,
the people standteg up and cheering for serer*
minutes Several speakers mldressed the meeting,
but the great speech looked to was that of Mr,
Oongitos.
NON •INTARVINTIO N
Mr. Baboook, formerly pastor of the
Univeraalist Soolety,at South Ifatiok, Masa, and
who gained an etteasive notoriety by the active
sympathy which be displayed with the stribiog
shoemakers some months alone, has :mod the so
ciety for Wary which he claims. is due to 2 , b20,
and, to make SUM of his .pap, has attached the
ohnroh organ. Mt. Beheads amnia that he was
employed to preach for a year, but that he wa s
‘
prevented from occupying the pulpit the last four
or fire Sabbaths. •
—Scooter Hammond. of South Carolina, Is en
joying a season of repose at his country-ant, Red
cliffs In Bdgetiald district.
—The London Tines, say, titat',herMejesty bas
graciously signified to Ulm Smily Faithfut her ap
proval of the establishment of the Victoria Press,
at 9 Grant Cos= street, for the employment of
female compositors, adding, that. ail ,such ; useful
,I,d WOW& 1414 s for opening new branches of
industry.to educated.women must meet 'with her
entire approbation.
- 7 -That unfortunate composition, the flpotOroon,"
ie again in Oonrt in, Beaton. Messrs., Myers and
Bonitos., Annie Sante:, and Mrs. Barrow, /1196
beau :required to. show 0111150 why an Injunotton
should no: he issued to restrain theta from further
representations of the piece In onestinn,
—Mejlr General Ji.hu E. Wool has lately boon
passing a few daya at Lake acorge mkt at Sharon
Springs Major Arnold, of his staff ; accompanied
him.
ChArieg O'COllar , and Y.^ 84 Chatting
have -been . forgetting old antagoialame "t, Lake
tieorge.
Ourniagnoorprorart ) ,
—On lifonda, ?nutrias, aboAplrtAyaloo - kr* the
tissebget train upon the.
,Virticida Central
road was, Oaring " Forest, tiophti", — alihnol . was
Ilrod ;Ora the roadside into tins train "WS cr
whieh"dams Very wekiwikti k ,
ter of theitat..-vfew rahrodiOri erwards,
'atono,' Weighing "Wheat tine' porads, Wali throiin
through one of the windows of the pauenger oars,
and passed very near a passenger.
fl rf
virimnlcrwliotieww;
Tiru WintLY Pane will to ions le , mlowitore by
(err annum. in ad vazuo. I
Threw Coke,. " " '
Tea ABM
"'" " • •
Twenty " y tto *Wm& /20.09
Twenty Copt ea.orteesel .• • (Ye manna - •
eaah aubsort bora) dick 4.110
For a Club of Twatpair of ei,o. a WI" aril a
*atm ooPY to Ulu jaitar-”, : -
Poirtamtaii ruguaiiiii. "O. 41101 *-
las Wrn-Thum, . - —•-
MESE
cuaresuaa inuem .„
; Issued three times ItesudiAlisse Mt*. r ( Wozill
insemers.
e 5, 1 ,11
-
IGENERAL ;NEWS: ~.
1
t -,:
Taal Suirtrimarll- riA , i
trimly
taro d coStar-, Baja : A - -Uarabsii o eip
Save visited the Smithscalis Mass= Is Mil
titer- In addition to the many curiosities arriving
at the Smit3loaisa,---4-note -exhibit
fubjeets ofmpqnsfitersigr enmity ~ Illii hag*
(marl= 'it the youth -- doer of the_Xuasuas oqii.
sins a young alligtttoi - aent - trials from Georg's; a
erxtbee-Awlimesibta, ibtedifaler-fastAlba=l
f r7, 44rxr..,440 , 1 1 .1 ,1 0n , 40..„,r ~
Ai r y.. i.„ tikurtfitqfre IlltWb•pr-c
eta_
.a 4 of tifilrme,, 1 .
..c ,
_telf tlar lP'
Mid rearpOMbly• 'tV ittai a k
$llll4l SAM3IIIIIO46IIf INIA !tell* team oppera; '
0., and his meals afford diveraloafotthimiteepani -
ad Om who may bw-peassatt..-34-liss-easail *gus
t= in the east wipg,,p, th3faream are two
MDR specimens of lm anfocal . rasu asihe con
sr,, breight frozaJlhal a6at* eastiselliet,
re tuttiOritiesinilsielititudeciald - UttediVascaty z
ttiotiolt• .1 1 ,5 7 Ve3l.ll9 , ,APPeirmaft QC** cow.
dil'ael, , with the- esueromoflwo lege t .iand feet '
i'milar to those - of the' nst w a_,:''The'naifia b fr,3P a i . '
hey aro' eallefrit the rasuratuart''ayrsa Cur
lfraisoi •us , Awatowk.—The 4' . V .- ... . -
• • •
f the Itratorai. Eryitsblzardi fa letterbeiterweree,
T., on the 27 4 4111 0,
..lereisbetkeeliec hatetteet ing
..fornistion rettartlisultg.reetwettealPtoprik
as w doe
bi •• - 76'yt Inftimiere, imv
rking the Stephenson -Terrine' Id°
onntains.7 It , ifetwapiatbdirrattifsdoemsimielfitmet
-as eXPerhatntlar3.l4 .1WW5316‘14r Imettete.ihent
eretofore. The ciAtANCPARWrri.II7,
tries in the Pap* econittry, eagaty es hie _
abaci. It hie reddneniltrge
,nd was peneeestingiteisser****hitlyt , -Tlitilif.
eats • Company, toeordisg:io'llie ststanneets of''
eorreToodent,..weswet fie:Wetting. its Main
a very judicious mariner, end -had seethe
nah programs. ' 'The riaehinery_Ot the Soiefee Re
lining and Mining , Company *ea Witt detained
awaiting , piyament. 7 6l , tra,4oo , fraiwitt
fore it geoid be frowardad , : ,, lbmrwaidostBl,ooB
ore to wry it.to,t4e4ria . setnt,,ioemit Reim*.
• ereoted.
Tau: 'Sovereigns, 0 Germany continue their
. ob.nobbing attet'll*ort mtherteterstyte.: On thli`:
th the- therWria 'watt tb Alfa/stet
shahs ,7tha'riiiimiVon• •tfit'Vhp Cot -the --.
umtro.lievariati iiThrsiy; lib r szpitethd
t
• eat the Weroarer,et Arkstrie,L %lie:elbsigned7 to. gem
• ith him to piano*. The _King ef;Wart SWOPS' fil?:
1 ) , out to visit llevin iiiiiteryro), as is supposed,
have an' interview r with the 'ltnipmrtsritarob'
oseph. Thelftemtoortiuteey iatilevelthmtfo- Ale
; • rto.ern -parts of ids, Pietas, ewe ken haw visite*:
~. the Gran“talte et Twiny, ,Thellteg of
rid is aloe visiting afferent Courts, in fi e raterry,.
nit the SW 6r Iliwevef enjoying SW
thing at Irerdorn " •=—'" '
.
Thrtvitnarrroif frentr'Sotrie . he grand en=
t -?prise of thrf NrieniPidiettfirift ttOthe South tie
_, no already tweiwomter taamribletontr" t. It fe only
few 'ears b .• . Abet tite PPOg4I,6O.BeIIINC Mil
• • w over . $4l , , ' 4l tte-bne1.. 00 4 . 4, 1 and * I
t
1 ; tell a t t bf4
....d :ex .fiigul e al t l e b•m ood Pr m i i
emit are trepresentellis abet •ansperitioe. "The
t. Rev the Ntshope ef ,Teseesee . wad Oterefei
d G. It . Fairbanks, .., theotatreoramitigh. of
t e exbontiVii colami no n' adverlisein 1$
ear °Henri! banersfeit Ignitor itteildittn butbnitig,
blob xnusteonteseiphiteneentrist bettlehtre.llitikei
two..winow, , the whole to be two storing htsle.-'• - -,
Tax Titnatuo Amt.: -The demon State
--;nee ehaoneott,Now Toth, deigned far Ise Ye
ten•an-u ean Is .to proeeed to the Gulf miWit 'all
'llO - detatah: . flit inintioed the
obi i# to Re
' ter Wilk ~ .tvedieles Ms eftsotition, it ioitiK4i,
thtilhfliAttectibinfritotmitttln a fotehmt brie- "
, Mon lac e r Sionisz_lsr- Commodore ,Fashilet. -
, ere ian imovakef ay ,deseonstratten, "latest
• Aker, bet t is tootA•roitabbs gist tire Outline
, nna is to go to 'Ferrer:li, to protect the lute
' to of American eitiseno there In one of Wang*
' • eratiene *pleat al...wont - hi the Bpaatah orotioti
1 , ropean sqtpntrone. n , L.
Tribune.
Tug Cirtnmatelf.:•—We, learn from the 'Fort
ortb Chef "that the ~gboptawo are abpu itt.l4l
- ~ n the General Government for mistimee to pro.
o TO provisions Of the people of the Nation as &eV,
e ,po hireitnila Mint* beat destroyed by the
., nght.. Welfearn freeagood anthority that there
ni not be eorsieeenet Weed in the whole Nation
t last them until Chrotinal, Andes the APProtitte
,n of the bai:lnipe deeto s the Nation failed in Can.,
g one last seesinn i 'they are going to appeal to - an
c .1-torment for assistance, in come shape;. to beep
t em ftarteatervinft:...• -. o:,:. • , x , v , ~, %,,„ , ,
, Astosnaisti Wklow:-*The • Mobile - Register
i rns oflawether Asa* sdatiag the galled late
.1- turday:.." We coup (; Ic.orn-ithrealthe,..,
f lend that the; liritialt "Wit isitow‘a ,
ride], went athhre •on`EMp"feland isitieft,last
)tordni - wilthi. , thwitte 'the; gale.' IThewhtp'h a: - -
t lose: -Shames loading witk Weber ler Earaga:—
. not isamif isny.liwte Were lost. Thall , ows
a er another, came to 110 t, the m* o holli-effooti
...
o the late terrible StOn6.'
Tate Wishington plipiii State thatibei *Orb.
the 'basin on the West' front"ef the Oapitalr -
here was - the elte of the:hies - 1 wonwesistt, has '
n Sobbed awl the water let ta: 7 :The - beastWed .
, d, and gold Ash, wislok were coninadter,a-relaill
x during the progress of the work,fiave betnabd
o t into their old haunts, anparentlynineh tr. War
light ' The ,, wortument - bar taken - re the' navy - -
y rd previous to its transportation to Annapolis.
Tam Allan/we - rindinatwn, ham atutlawrity - fitten
a entlemanhigiyo P?" ° O to state that *a' dl.
button' hrrOya 'honorifti Cobalt; conewitent'on
t 6 visit of the Ptinow, veil belnioirillay is Mori! --
a gasalters of, boilsyqusen to melee 'the besot - ~
o iinighthood,`lwO leading , members of the Cabi
n t to Ve Knights' Commandertrof the Visit - Ph+
a l
4on of the flathe and airother public fanatiossaries f
td be cotowiape of .Iheastne I -,,.. I , . , • ~
wirl'az,eitizens of Froriiene - e 7 1i.1., have sub
bed $4.:060 fit hehalf of 'the Proirldenie Light
Il i fultrt'ld' defray 'Weir. expends,' ttr ; Eltrreland;
0 10. Tite.liat i is -beaded by Alerander. Bum*
Fq , who gives 4300- 'the Ptorqeed, tour is to tet
-Bit nd the dedielittin 'it'll% Perre,mbriunieat.: - Coin
odor, Perry *MT a .Rhodr,TalanderiNGoverner
rogue and a idP w,ill sq wank theardPetry....... • ,
CM. T.. B. 40,Entsort, ,Of , ; the ! ):kwisrborty
Light' Infitiirii; a military
,eoMpany in, Atheay,
Qa. has signified the accoplifroie'ort behalf of Ms
vimm and; of the aballenge lamed -by the' Ohkago
Zpuavee, First, however, thekListkr Infaitry - de
sire to compete with the Colomblaa, Oa.,,idnard,who
hive a - previmis olaton wont the nutmeg," - •
Soma , influential' Tataelitett of" Ariltdirdalg
bp' ve It ad, their heart, touched by.thearerhee'otthe
sifferlajor which.the Christians in Syria, haw p.p,
obliged to'llnderky, and they have started i mib
soription Psi theta :relief.. - -The amorist erbled they--
may raise-will be, entrusted AD, kir Moses Moser
file. of ; London. , .
.. _
,Da. SiALL; of Dundalk , Scotland, n v•eteri
nary surgeon Of' considerable experfetio‘c -Italie
tnat sand is not only an excellent robstitute forstraw
fdr horses' bedding, but superior to straw, - as, Ais
a. na doea 'tot' haat, and eaves the book of the
h • rats. - He states that sand Is exeluditaly Mid' for -
h- row' beds in his stables: : • . fi'......1 ~T., ~,,. L.,
COONTZRFEIT MONEY IN SHIEVNTOIIIMjcist—;
Shreveport is said to be flooded with half•Agliffa_
wild discos, toads of sphrlous metal."' Th. rUzia
wiants all persons from bent decedted byalaaiat:
7 ey are Netter sett have not tbs. ring of tbs pale
etal. By a close examination, they via be ewaills.
d a tingetsbed. - • •
Cskavoasm. Prsusants.-The following ape=
a .-a &h are abundant on the coast of California:
Lialibut, nod, bus, mackerel, perch, Hounder.",
hOrting, turbot, and sardines. The latter are o f
ei"Heal 4 ,1411 1 , and of fall the and flavor. Sal
mend unman are ale* taken in larasquantitite
the latter of a delicate flavor.
A Kix named liriltio, of South fiend,Aud.,
recantlV horribly nu:Mired his father-10-law,
nitmed . Pierson, to the presence of his (Wilson's)
wile, because the latter refused to lire with hba,
and bed obtained a divorce on account of ill
treatment.
A KANSAS-BM? STIAXBOAT.-- I net find
s
i
samboat ever built in Kansas was latnathed on
t a 30th ultimo. upon the Kansas river. It isealled
t e 'Kansas 'Valley," and is ninety feet lona,
thirteen feet 'beam, with side wheels, and drawl
only One foot of water.
THE LIOESBE LAW IS .Ntvr YOlS.—The Ex.
else ColoraissSoners, In New York city, are either
blockheads of reseals. Only thirty.rdne thosuoind
dollsra has been realized for licensee so far.
This Is only a little more than la melted Is
Albany.
Tnz census-takers have discovered a num-
bey of antiquated Individuals In various para .- of
ra
*country. Among others, a deputy marallid in
! I
h ew county, Oa , found a white man :who
"altsliiedithe rerpectable age of 238 years.
, V*lPtilitttslitiesciust.—The vote 4£ Mitt
i(tkeW all:VtillVdefienlindleatAa an aaWritatihis le
oroalmopnythPion. !flak 1136.3 it onty•anicvoted to
106,000. _This joakranthotwanty °out.* not
heard tram—the offloterPote le over 144 . 000, , .
' THE New Graiuuliaii Government hail tie•
oreed the closing CFtbe ' ports' oreattbagunit;lls ,
vanilla,.arid /Cripple,- on . a.coodnb*of Internat./11P'
turbaned._ - t
Diual. Divas,turlington, Vermont, an
efseverity-nine years, eistivaitted
aidelderby drowning. blown: Ile oaa /et - *llllll
eater } ,. •,, •.
Tae 20113,v0 mauls has spread to Clarke&
ton, South Carolina...A 'meeting of On yonng men
of that eke: irks held ott last Friday ereeng, Which
resolved to Immediately orgarktie a Zeaare sorpa.
Tos,tur, ere n0w,184 firma in the book trade
lo 141p:1g ;in 1853 there ware 154; bk Ink 47,
sad In 1716,1 T.
Trtr rititsgo fn Alabaftia is heavy this year,
and the owners of the if neyards are onomitited to
go bite grape raising more extsusiver. •
• Two companies cd',.thlitod States troops
a t rrived at Oid Point, Va , on Sunday, from .Now
York.
Iv la estimated
.that, over 20,000 people
c4elted the Central 'Park; in New York, on Stoatay
Tow mons returns, so far , mide ttr, ebow
tbsalorielk.iTs, doer not contains porkletibe of
more tbsb 1,8,000. • ;
'rife eigair,-inakere of Prtleborg, Ps., sre on
s 'kite " 111.1' „deleted '2s — per • tboneeed for
'2ieblng cosmos ohm* lesteed'otfi, - • • •
Tat 'German Institute building,. in Ciacin.
na g, wail tOd on Sqtardty for $6,750,, and on Use
151M9 night *!a destrpygi by ire. -
nlieiaions in the" nouso - ot .1/epee-sent
stiies itsote Vein 'eamplettd, and as
üb.truna.destrxreatorad.t.
Ray. J.....lli.lissitx * .of the Methodist Xphocioi.
pal Churob, died at Neertiern,-31- C.. Isar week.
So -Pas 14 7 0 6 bales of new cotton have berm
reeeirst of New Orleans. - -" - -
Tim New York book trade sale dimmest*
P?Piinnbar 4th.
Tints - were 147 deaths in New Othiligutiallt
,week—four from yellow•firrer.
A. fire-alarm telegraph is now completed sad
nearly ready for operation In Provide /kW
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