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OFPYI F0R1434 , AND ELEGANT,
STOCK ,of DRY ROODS for the FALL TRADE,
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PRINTS,
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IdENTS 9 P,I).IMINICIN'd
bBTH AND 1014 - 0416)1iNdi,
VERGINIA 4 , 4011141.1 MA, •
• lad Otiiiiiettarmit halo boasht It 1 1 4 raw.
woiik; at' 00.,
;:", , ,.,,,,,110.,;e , seuth,Titutp street,
sitK AND 'DRY aotnis mintesius
.1 . 9 51 P . 4 L. BA LY.
• - ItttPORTRH AND
'213 MARKET' ST.;
See now open a
LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL
Assortment or
DRESS GOODS
and
SHAWLS.
Or the
NEWEST AND CHOICEST STYLES,
At the
•
LOWEST PRICES.
The attention of omit and prompt Mx-months buyers
to! tea. - • see-tt
LARGE AND ATTRAIr iv STOOK
901
FALL AND WINTER BALES.
BROTHER, & C 30.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
No, 440 MARKET BTREBT, and
No. 414 MERCHANT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
ROAN pirgEsZtonsisi FOREIGN end AME-
R .G O. 0 S
nelsetedth IR view to the inmate of OMR and
prompt SIX-MONTHS' Dealers , _ to ',Welt they Matto
the attention of the trade. • N. R.—
. A-•F U'LI~ STOOK
Eastaogy 0,1 haod,_embraolity_naany_atyles AtANU
AOTORBD FOR THEIR IIoWN aALE3,,and not to
found elnewhere.
Orders executed BroraytlY, at LOWEST MARKET
RATER. set-9m
C LOAKS I CLOAKS
TO
WHOLESALE BUYERS.
EVERY NOVELTY OF THE BELSON,
AT ,
ilieliterol i t• L oWn W rlei ° olo li o;l P d l e i nrit dewed.
HENRY 'WENS; •
N 0.23 South NINTH Street.
A . W. LITTLE: Ss Co..
SILK Gpops e
go. $2 dIARBIET . 'STREET.
auttlm
Fl .4141. 4 1860.
011.4FFEE8. STOUT. & do.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO DRY 000D9.
waif-Sol No. DU MARKET VILISLT.
MARTIN & WOLFF,
VJUOLIit64,LIS DEAI.II6 11l
FOREION AND DO.IIE6TIO DRY GOODZ,
534 13PIZ14IRT EITEBEZ
Csnk and ow:old gii•mosittle /layers, of el sootwax
are Incited to on enimination of our Stook, soilasyn•
R E M. 0 V a. L.
Tn 00rntIon , 4 of the dotruosion by tire of then
Tem Stant gin! ,
YARD. GILLMORVe & 00.
--- IPI7 TSB ."(LALLT.EI2IA._ _
NO: 610 CYHFAITNITT ST.
BOOM SIDS. 480TH 811TH•
' ramAnsaarsm.
They have now open AN MINTIER
NEW STOOK
or
SILKS AND FANCY DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, GLOM; RIBBONS,
A 11.E:j.§' s,
.4-e.,
Together ;i4tit. AftStIRTMAtIT, of
BrAPLE 41W FANCY , .
WHITE GOODS.
Exsionments, - LAces, 341171mrai
Navin' rantiikt bat p small yortioatof time.
FALL IWPORTATIONS,
swim' to the lbw, Oily are enabled to tilailav
A NEW STOOK.
•
to whiok they Wits the Wont= of noir Onidomero
and Itlitori More /W. aufl-Sin
AVIIRT'S. AUSTIE.. &
McVEIGH.
IMYORTHIB AND JOBBERIJ
DRY' 4 - 0 D
240. 311 MABABT MUM, above Taird.
FVW Warta..
arr Ansa.,
amilton T. Moliraigh , itauanrata..
ohn a. Weimer.
mph Barn: r•
FALL AND :WINTER.
01.40A413, ,& MANTILLAS
FOR 'PRE
WHOLE% SALE TRADE.
ttele.itiliPlTAlrto9T;
mei our Z.,. oft we °ler at d
LOW PRICES.
AND ON '.LIBERAL TERMS.
J. W. PITOTOR & CO.
THE PARis MAIPS WA sad CLOAK EMPORIUM
708 CHERI 'NUT STREET
ant-tea
111 WOOD ItAllBl4 / HAYWARD, I
La.
1.01:1 1 0.RTE.R4
AID '
• WHOLES:ALE DEALESS IN
DI WY GOODS
AID
C 4.Th r r HI N ,
O. ROD iktlt IL,,TET STREET.'
Fall and Witelar Stook maw caandata and k TDldrfor
!wane. „ • • „ ,a•
CI OTIIINC4.
K1 41 11411 - Y & DOEIEjITY,
TAILORS, . '
31 brA 33 SO lITII FIFTH 62RElly,
WINN 1 , 1741'
' FALL AND WINTER BVILES,
Together with a lerge egoortmeor of
NSW AND FA ,911101gABJA 1300103.
To wh!oh the eublie ElTO.iliVitod CO examine.
rota 2in •
PrapmAs
SON. Ira CO..
I.I4PORTERN AND JODDEItry OF,
OABINZT•MELED&p' bIAtTERIALS,
235 Valli SECOND STRBE,T.
Er ilroontrllB. f Whiten, Reps, D3nirdess, and ever 7
tit fa-I,lllon cfr rurnitflte anti Cut WI a finode. A019.21if
0 4 0/J.
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Now In ztore, and far /ale at , the kiwesit market
ptleee, a large Atook of the NOV deale le ff radea of
OHIO AND rEIkit+SYLVAIIIA FLEECES.
£lOO.
• ' LOW AND MBUJI.Tht WOOLS,
Which pnachsaanc are recanted qsaall and enaraino,
- . BANI.
ailt.lna 147 Marl tot Street. VhDedoic hla•
BELLS;
' 101 011111.01031, FR 'ALARMS.' kg.*
N
kLa LO lit., j6
file COMMERCE Wet&
OARD.AMOM-BEIM
9 11 e — WE MI I / 4 4,go l Att3WM.
6•10
.R.ll,OfiLli OIL-4.500, 01411pris-Ex tio.: 1
1W aeptperi il.See . geloge '0 tensing
on.= a l k uotui klp_eterl i pa t for e
140 IlLgt , lacht
• ' • ' . o. •tel Bowe velKerves.
OP: in quarts Ltd l'unts, for
1 7, 1 05 41. ! WitintatfogUltsti%
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r emtmoNp-miin OU ,CLOTUS•
N 1 W OARPETING.
By late arrivals I have received a fall varlet,' of all
the new 'Wei of '
FOREIGN CARPETING.
ROQUELLE;RICQULA do CO.. AUBUSON.
FRENCH MOQUETTE IN BREADTHS;
JOHN OH.OLIBLEY ,t, SON'fi
WILTONS, VELVETS,
BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRY;
HENDERSON'S BRUSSELS;
HENDERSON'S WORSTED DA 51 ABK VENETIANS
Theme goods have been selected abroad during the
last four months. and can be offered at unusually! low
whim
In addition to our variety of
FOREIGN GOODS.
we have the usual variety of
AMERICAN INGRAIN TIIREE-PL X CARPETING.
Prom 1 to 8 yard" wide, of every variety of style.
JAMES H. ORNE,
No. 620 MUM BT., below BEVRIII,III,
Relo-mwf lift
FALL TRADE.
McOALLUM & 430.
CARPET MANIrFACTIJILERE3,
GLEN ECHO MILLS, GERMANTOWN,
Importers and Dealers in
CARPETING'S,
OIL OLOTHS.
MATTINGS, Rivas. - &c.!
WAREHOUSE, 509 CHESTNUT STREET,
(Opposite the State noun,)
Southern and Western Sums are respectful's in vited
to ea-
AUSTIN BROWN.
WHOLESALE 'DEALER IN
FLOOR OIL-OLOTIIS;
164' north THIRD Street; southwest cornet of
RACE, (up stun.) sonde'
NEW HAT STORE. /ft
JOHN E. FOSTER,
Mato of 100 Mouth Third attain')
Pavia; taken the More et . .
NO. 3'31 CHESTNUT ST.,
Awl fitted is no io eciperior stile, inV:ta• the atunitico
°lbis r 3 to hie
LL or.. EUANT AND I:XTISIstaVE STOOK
cy•
1-lAI'S AND CAPS.
YT The DM L1110.0;4 are mush adrailed.
C. H . H GARDEN & Co.
N.nuia.a.fer. or ane Wholesale Dealers In
LIAM, OAl'4.
Alfa STRAW G'Ners.
FANCY SIDX AND 14TRAW BONNETIR,
crAL F 1,07, 1 ,118, nUCRPS FEA YRS, le.
Nee.6oo end COI Kum ET,
Bout:await rqruer of Meth. •
IZPIt extensive girdessortrreut, 'The
beet terns and the Inwert Faret•elset. Num
ere earth,nlitrix melted local., ata-Sel
-••••••••••••.•••..
FRENCH FURNITURE.
'GEORGE J. HENKEES,
Wit WALNUT STREET.
Rae Jim!. opined a large involoe of
I:OIILE, 4
QUADRILLE,
- —lett tuurmil agagl/I. -erottir,'
WWl' he will call at very REDUCED PRICE&
FIRST-CLASS CABINET WARE:
GEO. J. lIENKELS,
a
6114 WALNUT STREET.
Of at
VERY REDUCED PRICES
The lamat assortment In the Union] all ;View Disler
Call and examine before PUTOhII/112f. eell ast
- - _
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CABINET • FURNITURE AND )w.
LIARD TABLER.
IYIOOREr ems CAVIPION4
No. D6l SOUTH SECOND STREET.
Io oonneotion with their extensive C► binet Nunn*.
WfAa~now numultiotunisi eupstmuLtiole of ,
BILL ARD a.8L.168, •
haVe_now on ban a thilinibily i : o dlnitheti tit_
90Eht & CAAIPION'III uvE.l) MIEN%
Moil are pronouncted. by all w, have used
be superior to all othere.
Pot the scalar and fintah of then Tables the MM.
Inatoters refit to 011 Int numerous patrons taroulat
the Union, wit oar. remitter with the abaraotar of Ott
wore. . • WWI
KEROSENE OIL OF SUPERIOR
t►-
LITY. •
KEROSENE, or
COAL-OIL LAMPS,
ORANDELIERB, BRACKET% &a,
fdrinufsetunid and for sue, at
LOWEST CASH PRICES,
by
WITTERS & CO.. ,
No. 35 NORTE EIGHTH STREET,
N. E. cm of Filbert, between Yearlot end Ai
sel4-2m
LOOKING-GLASSZB, ;
PORTRAIT AND PIOTUBB 71,431 A
MANUFACTIMEI I I" Wn,LE
IJAL.V AND DETAIL DRAik '
lIELMBOLD I I3 BITIIA.OT $ : $ . ,
zaz Q,KtEta WIRE:
For Diem., or i p madderrtaasoself Ilmrsy
5 4 a
Tol l%
l ih r w: , „
N tr o g oit ., ,
ri.
A neonot woo), trtil pe tniuld . i
Pain Ln the !Wk. Work p r ,,, L ing
oat° ffieroorx ) , VI %
. 43, 11, .
I:IIIWEir4rIrVIATA'S Oli VIL,CULAIt
- — lb7ttiltl.
Into dftopets ft errlttomb tlig? RID. Ntbloh
114...1 1 .2.4/ )11 . hrrRA. G...“ 4
1 ► Yft! , atir rellnoV, . .
50da r OUOW i0.. , ,R 'I Yvtlr,Fotnit4 goSaigio Fu n .
1 IF YO r A e.6_ Autaft sm f
PRoc up?. VIE xiaMuil L i 1 % motto,
uNT
Rilesses of luxe orr_ltttit.ottire .. 0 1
ifEt.lriNot , rt's EXTOvO II
111 the groat 1 , 111,.. .I
~ _
A -- ,1 '2 eotte.ll2 to have tho des , -eas in us 41aL
1 cries enumarated . worther ettlqir I ,
HABITA 'JP umilvtniz..etel,
INDiroximori,to frt 31- vn
Pe,vireivalSYM6,36
lirri l .3" dittiiiriktirP47/it‘'lil ,
'
uorotots,ef . cares at 1:43,47i - Fgrat,
team' rtandint' will; pir,MP._,•",trlbleolirss4l;
oeoo ca Use 31,0 4 ri , """ j ''' ,41.,(11ra , !or all
Ine ffi 3 t7 e g 'cl tiih r 1.7 to
4 Sr 4 TAW :
tt,fmt, hew!, 0...) , ,K ~. AT. ,
_.
THQAIP ON,
00)11118TINCI IX PART 07
TEMPLETON'S fhWire and PleadOx
ARMINSTER.I3;
OIL OLOTIIB
PIiIIADELPHLA
HATS AND CAPS.
RS.
CABINET FUX N TUBE,
GAS FIXTURES; LAMPS, Ae r ,
LOOKING GLASSES;
ENGRAVINGS.
OIL, PAIII7/1011,
JAMES 8. EARLE AS QN,
---
EA RLEBI Gji i i T,FRiI;
616 OIESSTI4IIII
MEDICINAL.
.
PAALGE ! 01J,fWEI.'
oeottettli.ofilie Gen&
pAOR/4.<4E4 14.A.RN.FE 4 USE,,We
NINO ELA 14/ YEAR DINAR, Porat a Mall
no 143:33330,14dr.ra,e.p01,itr0n1v0 In r,
..
of
Bien
a vonpra by lb e "R a g e ' . n Italia d Goods
i
ClAtt• for 41 tek3t 3mporL vork , de
livered Oi li er in Ibis orty,,t-cr L k •••••wßoasta,,
ii COM eg Barret
Importing and CoTart lit Moro d Agents fo r
Porn tor. and Dolnentio liw s t li. • = M. It
F AMI:LY FLOU
MADE F
500,
I. l sl l. l 4 • 4 , w 'm g°ll ya Nili c , *' l-I' ,
TI fli~ Irkittift JOBBING ROUSES
THE attention of Buyers is solicited.
. FRESH
, ~,•
FALL,' o f oops.
•
RIEGEL. BORD,'
IMPORTERS AND JOIMISRS
OF
D RY, 020 131§
No. 42 . NORTH THIRD STREET,
Would respeotfully invite the attention of the trade to
their
LARGE AND WELL-SELEOTED
moos ,
FRESH FALL GOODS,
Whiob they are now We are daily in reoelpt
61%1111 Mai of fresh and deairable Soods. Call and
axemirke one 'took. . eeT-3ni
1860. FAIL iTNAtOR 1 840 •
BUNN. RAIGUEL. & C 30..
IMPORTER!? AND jOBBILITI. ;
oY
FANCY DRY GOODS.
• , , , - ,‘;
NO. 137 NORTH THIRD trxßator,
ARE NOW PREPARED TO OFTEN TO TEE TRADE
GENERALLY AN UNUSUALLY
ATTRACTIVE STOOK OP GOODS,
0011 PRISING
SILKS,
Ramon.
DRESS GOODS.
• WTI TB GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES,
CLOTHS * CASBIMERES, VERMIN. HOSIERY
GLOVES AND TRIMMINGS,
Together with stall and varied stook of
os
PALL AND
WINTER SHAWLS.
•
To all of whit& they Invite the attention of
CASE AND PROMPT' SIX MONTER' BUYERS.
/1. 11 11: Et R U AVI CEL, TcVvvp.lllllprz,
sada-lea M. P. BUNN.
1860. FALL " 1860.
RARIT.TEL, MOORE. & CO..
NM 2UO AND 224 Nonni
TI-lIRD. STREET.
•
HAVE NOW OPEN THE LAROPJST AND MOBl
oomi%vw.r., STOC3IK
FRENCH,
BRITISH,
GERMAN.
DOMESTIC
= l - 11 azit GOODS
_dry Dave aver offered,
Ithl2ll the attention of
CASH AND ILORT-TINS BUTiseus -
;Is respiatfally solicited.
Sir Por variety and oompleteness In all Its depart
meats, our present stook offers Inducements to buyers
unsurpassed by any other house, an.l4-Im
JAMES. KENT.
SANTEE. &
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
•
OP
DRY GOODS.
'NOS. 230 AND 241 NORTH THIRD STREET,
ABOVE ftlit3B,
Respeotthlty Invite the attention of Bayern to their
anal
LLRON AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
Among whieli will be found a general logortment of
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS,
Also, a large variety of new and oonfined etylee of
PRINTS, bIRREIMACE SECONDS, ao.
null-gm
THOS. MELLO.S. & 00.,
NO. $ NORTH THIRD STRUT,
IMPORTERS
or
HOSIERY.
eitIRTB AND DRAWEES,
SMALL WANES, .to.
Tito". MILLOR, JOHN 11, MILLOR.
EDWARD BAIN/. ORO. O. EVAN/.
surt-tm
F ALL, 1860.
COOPER, PARHAM, &
WORK,
Importers, Mem e faotarers, aid Jo DWI of ' '
HATS;CAPS, FtcRS,
AND
STRAW GOODS,
NO, 61 NORTE THIRD STREET; belay ARCH,
PHILADELPHIA.
MILTON COOPER. WM. M. PARHAM.
ROBERT D. WORK.
Cr Fcll Stook pow oompleto and reedy for Were.
war tin +
SO W.Elt. BARNES. & VO.,
BOUICYBL•LIittB AND PUBLIBILBAB,
No. 37 NOlt.1:11 THIRD .STILEEIT,
Lower side, above Market Otreet.Thiladelabda.
Invite the ejention of Glokssilers and, honutry Mer
&Lie re to Moir very large stook of Yuliocl Books, pub
lished in this and other o Alpe ether with hiimoellane•
0.111 and Blank Books, Paper, an tnationery
. generally.
r., 11, 6' Or. are publistioni o loan; popular works,
among witch are the following. '
TNE OENTR.A.L 45}OLD
BY COL,. 'WILLIAM GILPIN ' )
(Lee of the U. B. Armi.)
ILLUSTRATED 'EY NUMEROUS MAPS.
One WA,. eire, bound in odoth.'PeOel PIM ; and a liberal
diecatuit to the trade.
This book is pronoun treatiseeet wonderffil, aoienti-
So. and comprehensive on the geography of oar
'adamant ever pa died.
SCHOOL BOOKS:
PANDERS' SERIES OF READERS.
BROOKE(' NORMAL PRIMARY ARITHME
BROOKS' NORMAL AMRIE ARITRME
, TIO-- odr,
DROORIPREY TO M 1
23 ots.
BY E. BROOKS, A. M.,
Professor °Mullein:am in Poncarlvorns Slate Nor
mal School,
Loboral terms for introonotion.
WHITE'S 'COPY-BOOKS.
BY T. XTRX WHITE,
Friedentot reaniyhmaimoonuneroia cones*.
PELTOIVS OUTLINE MAPS.
Thi..orio. of SIX ALTERA MAPS It noir Monied
la tamest every eolloal ornote ih the Union where re -
im phyl s taught . , end has no equal. Price end for full net
orlon mapa;Or WO for eel of heausphere mape alone.
. meant
LAVA 091 0 11101.-:-I,OUO pockets jtrfine
r
w itrgallii:rotimto brIANIES DANAm 00..
A NNIB.SED--4 casks lta 'an for sale,
WETHICRILL BRoTHER,—
r 7414 47 ft 4 tolunt. woos]) et,
Vrtss.
FRIDAt t3EPTIII433ER, '2l; 1860,
New Books.
(( The'Dliuseittidd of Bouyerie, or the Elixir
of Go,lp " lly a B,olithern Lady,• is a tiovel in
two 'Ames, which will 'be published neat
Week, by Derby Ss Jackson; who - have already
been so succ‘saftil ' e ssith (‘ Beulah," (‘ Rut
ledge," , and "Nemesis." ' Here 'We haV i e 'a
vim, author and an old subject,, but 'a subject
ever interesting to the mind which 'loves ever
to dwell on the marvellous. The philosoph e r 's
stone., the power of converting glid inte an
elixir that shall prolong human eitillenco, prat
r enovate its waning faculties, has bean a tra
dition, a belief, a deludion, through rainy a' e s.
It was the object bf • the niche:titans t
periments, and *ft believe that ever since al
chemists have been calk& chemists the poisor
ri t
to make this wondrous transforniation has en
tiled'end believed' is. ' This theme has fo ' ed
he subject of manys fi ettores,:both in prose d
verse. Dtimas has &otitis CegifentrO's ellpe
riences--Cagliostro who was surppolitodio lien
swallowed doses , which had made hips live
from century to century; and, perhaps, !the
Most 'remarkable of modern storieill'Bal '1
.•
work on thesubject4called s( Lißocherch de
l'Absolif.” Like the 4( Southeili lady,', he
implants tho delnsion . in a mail of our On
times, and fearfully portrays- its gradual viork
of ruin and destruction. (( The household of
BOTlVtlie is a new feature in modern werks
of fiction—a combination of Mrs. Itadeliffe i and
Wilkie Collins—full of mystery and drsulatic
interest like the former, whilst, like the latter,
the mystery is brought into every-day ]ire,
and the drama developer itself amongst livfog,
breathing people, round their own hearth
stones: The hero, Erastus, is a brilliant Tea-
Con, perfectly original, too. Mrs. BOTIYOIio is
a fine sketch. The young lady, Lillian, is not a
heroine, but a real breathing, 'living wothan,
with weaknesses and faults which appe4l to
our sympathies. In all ways, this is a remark
able book, showing much cultivation of r ind
and deep thought. It is somewhat diffase'and
confused—fanits inherent to a first work,
(which this evidently is,) but, when oncel she
corrects them, the authoress mutt occupy a
high position amongst the writers of the day.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR OCTOBER.
It is to be regretted that Me Month
ly, Untaught by experience, has again plunged
Into the hot water pf political disquisHion.
The concluding paper, in this number, headed
(‘ The Election in November," is more parti
san pleading—against the South, with its rights
and property. Much more acceptable VI the
bulk of Its readers, wo are sure, will b 0 the
opening article, plainly describing a firlett
(when made not stated) to some of the haunts
of Robert Burns, Very scholarly, with its
numerous quotations and translatloral, is the
paper upon a Pasquin and P . asqulnadeEo a
sugkestivo subject .nearly exhanated bore.
ot Darwin and his Reviewers" is long, labored
and dull enough for the North alrnerican' Re
view. A little tale, slight in material butlneat
in execution, is (4 A Modem Cinderellie.'—
very prettily told, indeed. To this succeeds
nearly two pages of a poem, In which days and
aise fro the solitary rhymes in each of sixteen
Maims. Far better is a noble piece of blank
verso, with the clear ring of the tree metal,
called " Icarus"—a thoughtful and boldly
imaginative production. There is a long eu
logy, also, upon the late Theodore Parker,
who possessed learning, eloquence, and the
power which both, in combination, target) , be
stow, and yet has done so little, beyond his
owrgime, that, ore this century has run eta its
mends, Parker will probably have such a tradi
tion of literary fame as Garrick now possesses
as an actor. "The Iceberg of Torbay;" va
rious stories about one "Pete Walker," a
Doted trapper ; . and_a semi-biography or the
variety to the new number. "The Professor's
Story" lags somewhat wearily along, as if the
accomplished author felt that ho must get
through taskwork instead et a labor of love.
Here Is a short specimen of the poetry in the
atlantic Monthly :
SONNET
welllnv merge A, VIOLENT Tilt/NOIR •STOEX tir yrs
counter:
An hour 'gone, and prostrate feature lay,
Like some Bore-smitten creature, rush to death,
With feverish, pallid lite, with laboring breath,
And languid eyeballs darkening tb the day
buttung noontide ruled with merciless sway
Earth, wave. and air; the thastly•atrerobins heath.
The sullen trees, the fainting flowers beneath.
Drooped hopeleas.shnvelling in the tomd ray
When, sudden, like a oheerful trumpet blown
Far of by resoning spirits, rose the wind,
Urging great bests of eloude ; the thunder's tone
Svelte into wrath, the rainy OntErEcal fall—
/3a pausing soon, behold creation 'brined
In a new birth, Gars covenant clasping all!
Letter from 66 Kappa.”
[ Correrpondonoe of the Pram]
Wesamorote, September 19, 18430
The tomb, reputed to be that of Alexander 8e
vertu, recently removed from the Patent Odic° to
the Bmithungen Institution, his been the cause of
some historicist dispute. A writer 111 an ' evening
paper, moat likely conneeted with the t coltbsonian
Institution, sheds some light upon be gabfest. Ile
double whether that sarcophagus ever contained
the bones of that esiebreted Esdperor. Ile is per•
featly right in that. Twenty.iwo years ago, the
Patent•Offiee sarcophagus and another of the same
dimensions, were taken from the heights near the
turn of Beirut, in Syria, and brought thine° to
United State; by the late Commodore 'Elliott, In
the frigate Constitution. The Milo fait men
tioned was presented to one of the literary instlto=
thins of Pennsylvania—l think to the college at
Carlisle. It had on one Moot it tho following in
scription :
IVLIA MAMMAEA
VIVI' ARNO" XXX.
in Roman characters, expressing, aooordink to the
Roman eastern, the number of years the ;defunct
had lived, and avoiding any allusion to delth.
The Empress bilis Mammaea and her eon Alex
ander Severus were both natives of PhMniela ;
hence, ft was concluded that a samophapts found
In that raglan, and Insoribod with her nik6ke, bad
contained bar remains. By a bolder and less
plausible stretch of probability the nearest empty
sarcophagus, without any intoription"wlatever,
loss decided to have been that of her Imparial son.
Unfortunately, however, history informal us that"
both Alexander and . mother 'wets mur
dered by their soldiers, during a eampaigi. in Ger.:
many, in the Vielnity'of the liver Rhine. ;Alonso. ,
der was thirty years old,ind his mother'mnst, of
course, have been at least forty-five. The sarco
phagus in Carlisle must, therefore, have belonged
to a younger namesake Of the Empress.
Whoever may have been oodepying thb Wash
ington tomb, so much is certain, that he must have
bean a great general. •Visliors may have noticed
on the outside of the sarcophagus a female figure,
cooneeted by a garland of laurels with `a ram's
head. 'The figtire represents Ealtlels, teal Goddess
of Glory, and as we find on other anctleat moan•
manta the God of War Indicated by a raM'a head,,
for the Greek name of rata is Ares, one of the
synonyms of Mars, the God of War, we can easily
decipher the 6harstoter of the defunct. War arid
glory have been the chief objects of his life. That
he most have been a Roman general, is indicated
by the Romeo eagle, soulptured above tbt garland..
Thus, ire. have the tomb, if not of a Roman Empe
ror, 'at least of a great and celebrated Ronan
warrior.
The Commissioner of the General Land Moe is
preparing for the Introduction to market Of 383,000
acres of land in the -State of Minnesota, consisting'
of detached tracts withheld pursuant to the order
of September 3, 1859, from the public sales held In
that State in Ootober and November last, under
the proolamatiOn of the President of July 9, 1959.
Sixty days' public' notice of the placed and time
of sales will be given.
A correspondent of the Washington Conasto
riot, irom Port Dodge, lowa, writes as fellows :
* * "The press, es a general thlngi with ono
or two exceptions, is In the hand' of'Douglaiii
tF * But now we have our etblldatdibeareds la
Breekinridge and Lane, and let Mt meet them on
every freehold, and •I am muoh mistaken If „ lowa
does not give . snob an account of herself at Abe
November elections m will most disavreahly dia.
appoint Douglas cod his followers.
Let the plonk) but be 'Convinced that the
equality df the Statee"te iti jeoptirdyj and r am
sanguine in the belief thit Judge Douglas will 64
nowhers theaomleg contest."
•
Bat Lincoln trill hp you; aid, yon miserahli
traitors`. ; Whet ,offie►bolden ; ,apkaowleigee that
there aro only two Disnalen popers in ;Oki State,
and that, therefore, of course,' Breokliridite
not carry a, and yet he hopes that the , Of
/owe trill " at the November erections,-if they aro
TIVO, cnEtqs•
but oom!inOs4 ihit 64 4 fine Safe's: is
In jeopardy, desbitheiSisr ofsehprsist Douglas and
hie followers"- 7 ef eottrist * 41003 4 timic&
Tt4a it Published Its Me. 4iiiiisiva'S ciegathtilleit
daily has the effsoatm ammelsaipsista us'
mule Douglas that he. la Worktng florid/molt I ' • •
'e Fetal tee! tie Aeneas! pf Alasions
.0004; es
pablished.h2 altt n e ri PPPPlrkkiof, o ,turhflt, ft° 4 ",
theaanasoteOge, bet . are ocutphuisete4 by as&
t marahali to the repoiteis. Raking' , haineen
done In the 'dace, and the ofhilati itailoyed there
in know as little, and perhaps tee, df 'whit the
sienna may be, than 'Outsiders. ' The tobanialtame
not all contain, and it will take-deem yes,
before the Offiee will he in regular *whin girder:
Governotriowncy, of Craliforide, irtiteetersianda
in thlseitylluit both Cellifontia.amd sPragOrt will go
dnd Dub MO for-Doldltko. .4 4 4 01 " th.ll° P"
of the finehaninltes Pat gauger atria will be a
oleo tad. The ,Dootor has tWioeme perfectly odloal
to all good Dernoottile, eit:oattkor.Ws'Adminfatte
tlon medicine Odell he hilt Made *Uteri
for so long time: ' •
Although there exists a tiiaddittltie cindatirend
Intercom. .between this eeuatry' and Chlnaj yet
Itttletsktiawn by'thir inakee4l Jaw Pariallike/lit
that cmtntryot fault for .oritifin Joel* FrAdod"r
newspaper editors are seappaSitle, , thiy ; toiait
more pains to imbue the people alai In Whoa
emnoents prelegn:boantrlio; Yelif Agninadee wawa'
exiata Tim *OW mentlfeetant of China It
mats* Meer" but igeanied aaeismateetirai7 fir
hesia,oempliaption. Its origin Is hiStof tha'reem•
remote date It
the revenue. and of the arts of
pasiodot the catiebrated dynasty whiel esenmitacted
about 1,100 years before the Christian ere, 'and
hated 'lbw atom oentniier, no Iderttion la,maderof
the cotton. pieravrrioart isdied, Is.ther• any aides
of cottoo-iNtitom roses& suatilAo,years_isefere the
Chriatian era; from ..whioh Period to thesis - kb ;Oil
y:2y, the cotton cloth, which was either,. Vishnu tribute ,
tribute; or 'offered In present( to the' riPerori
always MentiMied u i thing rarer snit' Preefous. -
The annals: record as a singular' itirenteemnoe
that the IttoperOsOit-111, who asiseaded' the throne
to 602, bad • robe el oottol. Io the eatesitit ten
toy we Ent tho ootton, plant mentioned, bat Its
cultivation eppeasito hare been then conduit to
garden's k and the poems, and rotoahea of that
period are Peen - pied In celebrating
.the beahty of
16 dowers. 'From these oironinstineer, ire may
venture to' say that there obtrld . ha:re 'been no
mantlfaoinre of the trttelailn the 'tonality at that
finis.' It wit/ In the eferrenth century that the cot
ton plant 'las Etat removed, from, the gardens to
the fields, and became ell fhjeet of woman Gui
tars, and it Isnot until that-period that, we can
date the oummencauterit of the ntarittfaoture.
The ootMa tree wee Introduced into China at the
time of the conquest of that Coilati7 hj the 'Mogul
Tartans, in the year 1230, alter Which period every
eneourageritent was arise tythe aorernatent to the
culture and Manufrotere of -rotten. But , there
,rare tosiidstalge diZeultite tabi'eaeounteked, In
the pre)eillose of the people, and id the opposition
of those engaged in the .menrafeetor• .of woollen
and linen ; audit was sot until the:year 1368 that
these obstacles were altogether surmounted, Alter
that date the progress of the cotton manufacture
was rapid, and now nine-tenths of a population of
three hundred' and fifty Millions are clothed to its
'Males. Abbot bitty thousand bales are tirinually
Imported front India. ' Almost the only cotton
goods exported are nankeens. KAPPA.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
—Three songs, two of them written by Aoton
bell and one of then' by Ellie 8011, the slaters of
Charlotte Brontb, have been eat to mist& In peg
land, are highly pralied by the London critics.:
• —A correspondent writing to the Beaks Cow-
Menne says that Mn. Capt. Jaek Witza, widow of
the herolotommender of the LadyElgin, U a noble
woman, well worthy of such a husband, and thee
the whole family ars well deserving the sytopa
ales of the Christian world. Be learns three
ohildren—the eldest a modest, amiable, and noble
girl of fifteen years, in Ilse, appearance, and ea
complishmente indicating a young lady of seven
teen years; the next a fine boy of about thirteen
years; the youngest a pretty, West girl of eleven
years, but an unfortunate invalid, who will rettalit
so through life. The appesrance, manner" and
acoomplishments of each give unutistahabli evi
denote of the suocessful training of a sterling
mother.
—The pastor of one of the Milwaukee churches
went Into one section of that city on Banday,
wherefrom Witty of the exeursionistc on the IT
fated Lady 'Elgin bad gone, awl brawl In illtierent
benne no lase than one handled ehildren botieft of
father and mther, and th ey dtd
not came mak.
--Capt. B. 8 Brightman, of New Bedford, wall
married in 185 T, and shortly after sailed on s
whaling voyage, from which he bee not returned.
He sent hie young wife lately a power of att.:limey,
which put her In possession of $l,OOO, to be em
ployed In settling some accounts. Ever wince his
departure, she bad indulged to an Intimacy with
Capt. Brightmae's brother, end last week the
guilty pair eloped with the oaptain't money, tat
deserting his child, about two 11.171 old. 114 r As
nester had been pre►loaely irreproachable. Two
other brothers of the captain had started In put.
salt.
—The Brener/la (oe.) Aduatars, a B netts
ridge paper, condemns, In the strongest term, the
dilation speeches of Mr. Toombs, and says: We
here wart, RS OUT solemn oonriation, that a few
more speeches nob as MAD dellyered by Mr.
Toombs at Milledge - rille and Columbus will tore
the State fur Breeklnridge and Lana nett Nortm
ber."
—A letter from Dr.lEitephen Dunlap, of Mix
s'ssippl, a large plaster, is attracting much atten
tion Seuth. The Doctor says, 4, If the Umdn is to
be dinctred, I, for one, noald be for ft/11'ns out
my possessions Immediately. Any man cc eerie
sod re neotion cannot fail to see that, after disunion,
we would be In no better oondition, In any pee re
spore, and almost In all respects Infinitely ♦woree.
Our taxes alone would eon/tune more than ono
quarter of our products."
—Mr. John B. Gough hooked an nth's:ladle
Weleiffle Dome, on Monday evening, at the Tre
mont Temple, In Boston. A crowded Radii:me &s
-ainted, and Mr. Gough delivered one of his molt
entertaining discourses.
—James Bailey, of Mississippi, died a fe■
weeks ago at the residence of his brothel., near
Versailles, in Kentucky. He was a man !of tine
settee sad great energy, as well u of many noble
qualities. At the UO3O of Ma death he wan one of
the largest planters in the Southwest, Ma crops
annually averaging from 2,300 to '3;ong bales of
eotton. wan sixty-four years old when ha died.
-A few days since, a gentleman on th 4 steam:
boat Thome/I Powell, on her passage tip the North
River, selected a number of Illustrated and other
newspapers from the stook of A 'newsboy Who bad
1
his atand on the boat. On taking out his nrse t o .
pay for them, the boy axolaimed, ' i Say you're
Gen. Scott, ain't you? I don't take your oney—
you're entitleclto free papers!" 011 th gentle
man's' assurance that he' war not Gen. Stott, but
only a New York lawyer, the boy content, d to re•
oetve the money. •
g- Old Lissy Gray died on the farm of .11; E. T.
Mins, Edgefield, S. 0., at the advanced a e of 127,
years, U.; playalotatt, in an obituary non 0 which
appears in the Edgellelkddrar4ser, says at "abe
was imported from Africa, during th e Re elution,
after havlog borne forir children in that ountry.
During th 6 Revolution the was a prisonerion board
a British ship. She -was odt:fasted in her youth'
undlii the influence of Elaboramedan tevieta, and
although she united herself many years ate to the
Methodist chttroh, she ever sald'tbat' Obr at built
be first church in kfecoa, and be grave , was de.' "
—Mr. Hackett, the actor, has just gurehued a
small but beautiful residence on the hiights of
Yonkers, New York.
.-1 1 'tseident Lineman declines to be piesent at
the ball to be given in New York, in honor of the
Penn of Wee.
TUN Greenland Expedition on 'board the
rohooner Nautilus, Captaite.Battletto,_arrived at
Thomaston, Maine, on the 11th inst. This expe4l
- Was sent Out by WiIIIBMS Collette In tear , * of
•Stteetmens for its Natural Bistory Society. They
proceeded nearly as far north as Disco Idand, at
which place the eclipse of the run was tote!, but,
unfortunately, the day on which the *ellipse toO•
place wu a very stormy one. At Ciedtbiabb they
met Capt. McClintock, with a Brltishirai. steamer,
whe kindly offered Ms tarrioes 1n toeditetherd 'out
to sea. - A portion of las • party reltudoid on As
twist of Labrador, for the purpose of sollectingrpe...
oimens, birds' eggs, netts, &o. The intmbert of
the Natural history Society accompatilttg the et ,
podition hire'brclught borne a great number, of
audacities, Beal and bear akin', kyaoks, spears,-
foxes, eagles, ddoks, end niaOy artioleat manufta."
tined by the nettles - , melt at shoes, spoor', poach
es, to. •• „
FaelllON.S.L—Paria Pa/Wile lbr SOptember,
amount:4llll4 robes Ibr fall dress
'are trimmed withniarrowlflonpoes or rtiohes, and
gutpureg and admit opt, of lace shawls or white
CUk Scoffs &meted With lice; beteg Worn with
them. Teletotir With sisetreis, are still tenth, even
in iallonete.or melding,. When made in light ma
teriallt, they are accompanied D ideePpointed ,
collar, trimmed with's. donnea, whlah Is ;repeated
retina the Mantle. • Tight Blame are ,not tied% In
request, except for eat-of-doore dress. Almost all
dresses are made low, and worn withlichise. Bon
nets are still worn very fbrieard on the top. The
curt:abeam narrower. and not mach ornamented.
The. bonnets are made in crape, trimmed-with
epic, straw, er tulle. " • •
' Tim Southern alarMlete are rapidly dreilug
Ip their how, end the Union men are coming eat.
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mail (Der ammo ,thastrweee.) ....
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Twenty Cori"or over " ( b addrem a(
each name baL)isalle 1.66
Fors CiedTYNdY=d4er drer,tra l mai as
mu. con to the eetter-ae ar the Mb.
16r Pootmaatill are roodepS t• see 66 Ai by
OLLIIPOSSIA MU".
th,!6
Ittiethals.Arlie thiai i Maar. fa Ihme hit the Marsh
' '
Terrific Gale in the Gulf of Mexico.
OREAT LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY
Tiro Vessels lost, Five ' Ashore; Two
Towns in Ruins, and LirMaoists
flown Down.
Manage Yatimated at Two Yillioni of
Dollars ,
?xi OP ?Ili 11Tillaur
' ' We published In' TA. ft. &ye Aar a
telespwablo moonlit of a terrlie softkons gsd• be
the Gulf of taxis% whisk wowed - os alesnrday
tke4sth last.; at .-Ion„ latenalt, and
stp r e. of the Mad tkdoat
kens e4renerid
sow e le d s o a r
Moir
_"lke seeowall ro.
*OM tku far stelrepealristemeeral tonne eV tke
/otos*, bat Ito* thee, we are able to tweet ratio
xltatkriratkat the hot to the/WW2; and ea Lai
on the tbl i trt, meting Tr= :few °drum
tq No d; a d e• of over Iwo' kiradnittnidlen.
will sintonit' e alititese of Stotler& 'limy
botia—tonlietWLe.; was Mown deem; tire turn
of Elle* Wog, Is ja rotas. and killael%Li
the terminus of the Lake Ponettartrala
salomerroi, and the. wharves
Arad. the ethitves 'sad loslb•= d e take
Wore Iletnteor Won Ctiloonswad Ifoillobare keen
Joint- away-. 1 Ise knee ensile bow ipso fait on
biker Mats of dee Southern coast, esti est readies
pay natielpett kesatai of gill
e fintilisnr terrible
rum destirthebn Iffe stid'propesizr.
ITORII,INVIW.OILL11•111.
tits t doMiled aittenille to Its
Its watindees; entedic
seat loon e Vlko
ait. Thenessweer ii/talreelon,
skaffa ;lurk ,Cepints Sterfett,AanhAwitiesi„
slimmer roncer,snd the bark West radian, Captain
Thotapons, went ashore 1a the pulses at thelioath
bf . the Misaisetypt. Thaeragra grew of tie bettor
eseeet, zonsistirg of tenversonsi parishod, and the
vesseetwill profs o total loan fte was boned I.
1114. Pturt,liartlalgas. The Weld Milan am an
A 1 Tette, bail( at Baltimore le issavaall was
VS teas battle*.
Tit rows or rum, NissustSwi t a swum.
Thislittltisert Ns doe f l risissoo sit Oho
sod Is sow a *lac of Is is is HRzlm
sown), Miss, sod is situstact as Usti bey, whisk
sets eq) from Pascagoula Isky, cis the north of the
Get of Itexioo. , It was • mall plots, sad oos
tslosd fretnlrott or het /Caughtr of stores, sod
&boot - Sri haw/Jed inhabitants.
svreakauSLAY noir vs mortis-7m must
-soar• immuTs LOSS OP PlO
The gale at this point was very severe. Five
steamboats ware sank. All the wharves In the
lower part of the ehy7 were' gtheeersed, awl the
water coveted the sidewdks half way between
Water and Royal streets. Several wallaat ,ware
hawses • and other. buildi n gs fah aid Omit lefty
thousand slake of
.alt !ere deetroyg. Posairey
& Ifershall'e thee werehdaee wee fired, and burned
with rapidity. and:beteg helesesithie 'to the In
men, before the fumes yews extinguished they
etensawaleated to floodmen's eaten vszsbeass, and
leveled the deetreetion of three thousead balm at
the staple prodeet.
The of:dud:t etessiers end mall emit were eels
sideribly-deene, sad the dap Behest W. Dthey,
Ceptath DI: eyi near to Dixie I Co., et Mo
bile, from New York to the former port, was blows
ashore on the lower ber fa th e bey, sad preyed a
total lose: the captain sod part of the 'sew pe
rished. The Dtrerwas a reviler peekeit bet-wawa
New York and Mobile, and bad on board, at the
time other loss, an warted earxe, which, with the
vessel, is tally insured. She wae an A 1 f twee
1,252 tons harden, built at Ihetoe is the year
1855.
cola,
brlg Lisbon; bound fres Mobile Pear
cola, WSJ driest ashore, and will probably to
prove a
total lop. She was built, in the year 1344, at Bei
rut. Me., and vs rated A 21.
The loss at Mobile by lire and slam is estimated
at about a RUGS c dollars. About tue-third ot
the city has been flooded.
suuntrrag, LA
Thla village if the tenatoos of the l'ormthartraha
Itallroad ; lt was submerged, and the wharves and
other property largely damned.
IZLIII, L
'Nearly evet7 hoes* at the Seas* was esittett
meow, filed wend H,,, wen het, WWI Copt.
n
Riey. the pilot at the Yew York aid mats
Eheameldp Cate pany.
1323:EGEED
We here to recant the - loss of cm* are Ender eh ,
commtancas highly creditable to th e saftstouthe
deceased- A small tithing smack with a prong tad
some siestayore aid ecepsfeed et $ dirtsno• of two
Modred yards flan Uremia:l, and the lad Wang
desperately to the kW.' • A - Freeeb
named Ben La Briton, netted oat for MIN of
rood will to follow him, and jumped Into a haat.
Three others followed tils - arample. Thiry nestled
the capdsed boat and /aids last to It with their
grapnel. • Ls Breton Immedlately bumped crew.
bosni, and catching hold of the lid, transferred
brat to lids boat. dam that triposel brats loose,
and the angry wares lifted the boat far of from the
smack. The men attempted to *cm* beet, bat
:beta It asetenit wort.
L. Brent, who wu a good swimmer, sough I hold
of the eapelsed boat, and erred oat to the men to
;:garr lad ashore mut try' to earns heck for
tora, es ware - Pao numb made& The ether
men o and got the lad lately *obese, bat
when they attempted to some hulk they bead it
Impossible. Le BrePt, appestat's waseassrta l d„
rsenained sitting astride of the eapelead boat. Ha
did of area to realise the dergersot his miteation.
Boar direreat boats attempted to Mare the shore,
hat ererrattearpt proved halting,:o%7 ma
shed to the steer thrown back 01 the h. Par
tire boon poor Le Breton scold be seen ors the ap
tinned boat, bat, strange to lay, ales:rag% an s•
pert rwirerotr. to newer thought •C tryin g al =mie
Ns shore, nth* he veldt West eaellj ai reoched,
even with the mane sea, the wind direetly
t. the land. At last he disappeared, w sway
by a bale wave, end weir sees so mete.
Tit Dlll.Ol OS m sir
The Menace at Me tait• bprtatipelly spew whet
bed aot beta destroyed by the storm of de lith
of Aural, The reoelrs talkie date that Use
stood the storm 'Matey. It is eeseldeeed that
tbls gale xas a. strcre as test pi tbelith of davit.
although It did cot lass as Long. Bat la decent
the ewenspe were party dry, sad the treks from
the lets tohnd batlina flatlet; whams, yesteriay,
the metope bekag fall, the water rose La the streets
of AdlLtebardd sod colored the railroad treat to
some &Mame.
The Lady Etpa Diwaster.
1111/12C11 Pat tii DIJID-1111COTTAT Cl MUTT
sock 11,011111 lI,ODTBS
[From th• Chtesi o 1.774, and Trbess, Sept-17.)
The Keret for bodlea of Tiodista of Mae Lady M
en oalsialty was arcweatatiod with Tien asd stionate
on Saturday'. The stasastnig Megaton left ■t 5
o'elOek A. M. for a ern!** along shore, sad returned
about 7 P. M. with twenty 'bodies; as number
war iseraapd b 7 fonr others walled ashore at dif
ferent polnts.
The total number of 'squads that far la one hun
dred and ire.
The search wan to be continued on tionday, which,
being the ninth day, walla bring most of the yet
unmeavered bodies to the sarfarea "pieta] train
on Sunday over the Milwasks* road will bear to
that city those of the dead there belonging.
Up to this point but one of the Lemsdan family
ban been found, Indurate of the Gat% family, nor
the son ollioe. Mr.-Ingram, nor that of the la
mented Mr. Kan, of Aurora;
and the zealous
Much by the friends otitewaiand otitis, in pri•
ratelettaltie doing mach to give otuipletanese to
operation'.
As was nedessaij and proper from Mrs state of
the bodies Watered, the same of the tabors of the
eons:tato' Jury -was, on Elatazday,,, - transferred to
the nity,nernetery, the Inquest balm held In the
building elected' b$ the Count,- Ibrpoit-mortsm
iisisinitlMM unkind' uses be at Sirbrraul%
The • twenty bodies /insight by the McQueen
reached the cemetery just at dark, aril were laid
in at
E khairtlY-Yow the. Dirge tires were
Medi ' , midi by' the light .at these, she many
friends in waiting, *May from Milwaukee, ea.
gerly sought marks for Identification, nicomeal
In many - -
It constituted a- lunching and striking scene,
never to be forgotten : the fitful play of the firelight
on the white monuments among the dark renege of
the city of the' dead grief-stricken groups
pealing to sad fro seeking Lima own, sad turning
away tad at being denied the partitive of a tart
tribute of ' affection to tome one of these poor
corpses aa their loved sad bet; the mingled emo
tions of grief aceljay dieplayed,m Imre and Mere
some mourner claimed the remstus of a relative ;
the bustle of undertakers and astietaits as they
selected, 611.4, and clawed the coffin' ; the buy
coroner and his twelve Coadjutors In the tub of
inquest; the gletfai of lanterns naming to and
fro, all invaded that ttseally edif domain at
night boor with a mane ao strange that it m
oors but once In a lifetime. May It not occur
oftener. • -
And oVer and above all allot ontnpon the north
ern thy the weird flashes of thoseMysterlocui lights
never to us 'word impresslie that when they
streamed out Abate the seine referred to, lending
at times *pale mfieetion tothe lake whose waters,
some ttirred into wives, seemed never to have
been at more rudely than by the night bird',
"tog; Mid yet the cause 'and source of all this
.lol', end still appealed give
beetany. of that
111 unsaiisded throng to their dead.
Never have the tied of lova and klaship been more
strikinglratteiddi than by the pant, waiting
tbtong from our nster city, who, throngheut last
week,
,hung eager and anxious about the dead
room.
The etmdition of the bodies recovered on so ot •
daysfurniehee the not unexpected warning that the
desire or these watchers sansei 64' telly satisfied,
even in the dare of those *Mee friends ars re
covered. A. special train will today take what
will probably be the lad tent by the Milwaukee
Committee and- therieetbrwerif • regard for the
safety of the living wilt demand that the bodies
belonging in,/dilwauketi, and reeovered, be buried
bare, excebi In' those am& Where burial cues or
leaden coffins are provided to receive ' , the poor dia.
figared-reessitas-for- which, in transportation by
railroad and for delayed earemonis• of interment,
cheap pine coffins are no longer eats or suitable.
We no net write from authority in this matter, bet
the face is one apparent to all *he have been cog
nisant Of the events of the past day or two In this
connection.
Captain Browne, of the schooner Racine, report
ed at 'ffaultekan, on the 14th, that he paswt about
sue hundred bodies floating lathe WOW. The wind
wen so high that it was institetsittle for hlao o re
cover them.
OK Monday night, two can on the New 'fort
Central Railroad, near Fort Plain, lescetniag de
tached from a freight train, wen ran into by an
express train, smashing them badly, and wanly
injuring Mr. Gibson, the baggage mute.