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_ -' MEWS AfftrIIIO,IIJIOSE. -
DosTON • ' EMBED I•NOMILY. AND- WOOLEN
. _NTOOKING AND 8 ItigTforadD MN% , . ,
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pea geode wirisve ever eferod. end "Wart On , anted
_._,'4110 1 00 4. the warfarin *rim await, sad etrlee •
t Mare in Pliihideloara Pirtle • -, - . •
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wAlideokijoiro ' . ErEatafifitio
•
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- - •- A awards for e • • '
AmPtratiN _AND WrirEiDlN CO.'SPLNII. ' '
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WI kr MR & INTEEDI-111.M.
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intearA9 WELLBIL !MUNI )lEEDHAN.
GERMANTOWii:
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Wing' on of Nadirs irony,
entigninalhigusne'to' otlr nevart innen-Inmidad
nroraanit - in CHILIMSN'Ir and - MD3inir TUCK
JIUtD TOP *on! In 4irkind /1114 4 aiihcnb:lll
(PATENT APPMED.POI.) • •
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MOODS. °LOMB. TALIII4I9, ' •
auraspeon:lmA%
aciajoirine iirmll4l fro, thit law ham
knit.44o46 Fromotirovn int
anvissiknung use Dal fire War mahaansor• are
Innoarad (Alto lloimm Zino's& line dams**
ilittuegt NORO aa joint olvo at*.
ur axiom and tetteatpily'soljo,it' the patronage of MO
'g ado; •
StakAssats • -
V. KRUG/I: '00a;
- thumalnrr irritate?:
HQ/"16#4, GILL.
139211111111E1 jO'N KEROHANT
• • ,
• - .No. al2 ffeWitEmr.
- rtutAssmiquA;
Vow isle by the Psolmoi
COTligy: POCY CO4TINGIS, 111/AVERS
;Milani" IBLTS,
sattitaza, masa;
11IIRG, 11. 1
. 01ALEITON,
Ovum *ass ow ,
FAlNfar ,CASSIMERES,
uputw lAI4aY isms cesslitiaucs;
vzirrxxes,
Um;
LANCVOLOrIi f. yIIt!VMV, ao•
lIPTOMNIKA
- *l4s tinniftl7
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14444103-ELPIUMMULDE
poops. •
Ws . /4,UN . 9rCO.Fkilq &Co.
iumarn mum,
We, bith•Datikilor Ike kdoW l 4 dowdifikv
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- ( 1 '441.4k44 - ttifithilo4 7l o,oootigh."
immpa,. AND NAN:
CARTUN NLANNALS AND Filmu•
4401( AWA4I):IOO32YI 4 r.'
kIiADDIA'ALLA iilleNYA AND DIMOND ;
*Ei t aircilr 44419/
tOltotoos %No mous ; - •
1i1A40014 ANN-112110N CLOTHS ;,
0/112 * SENTONS ;
P 0441.. NS ;
COPE_,:TO.,4 I P; I 4 O 4f :1 7"4 313222 ;
DAANNEADNiiNA.a:
WlBlI ETON
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1010:titY
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VW& liZAlinkB aid MeAvotArritC , •
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,10,019151(96 ria_s4knittrifirat 4uaras .
Via*
I r i!isgornum ourniziese
• . -
.For sale hs . -
YROTHINGH4tM & Nn=l3,,
sa Nola•ickimir 144mb6 and
• 93 :LETITIA, Stmt.
:10001)11._
W IL T 4IAM YA
ISPOITEF AgPo.:A744kl!*.
-HOUSE
UOODS,
• - N 0 .1020 01120T.NUT 01111.12.8% • - •
ila r ittedi*lT eyyesits thi Aoldeni, of Fins Atts7"
1'42,44 r 9is 4 i4E ga r !:
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C / 0 0/114./d 4014 8 . ; , I tr ° 4 • *ll * • '• .•
":.Theisinsoolmaiswissltossusst i rss are tiesisfir
in ASS: to Mt , asisivaiorst: this atoOpot: Venn
goes". • .:•• ••, v., • SW-favglat
10U6E-PURNIEIBING , GOODS •
.41giatt.d 01;;41;04 1 T • ---
*k i cke r NovieqUlNlAWO,oo,ol)B44#;istio4o,
is itratt tireless wit brush itearlsisives.!
L k:ARSON ;Ss CO•t;
- • ^ fSAVVCOILNISt- SD ANDAIOCK,
- ; -;.; • - ,
M=;=MMM
illtEigti.aotlßN/TUBB'f
: • : ! .•, zsr
V I IVINEZELOO.
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'valid *Mid a larituovio•spi :r .
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mit
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cv.grziy.pr "voilt.r4 - • i
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itOttO -
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• LADLES' DRESSTRIMMINGS.
Vlu4Al4 11. 11011STMANI4 SONS,
TIM' AND CHEERY STREETEJ
josttinir the Manufactory,)
Inrito Ilte'ettAntlon of buyers to their rail stook of
raftms
AND
CLOAK TRIMMINGS.
FANCY DRESS 01AIM CORDS, D/NDINOS,
• VELVET. FRINGES,
SILK AND GILT BBLTLNOS, BUTTONS, BRAIDS
DUBLIN 'LLPHYB,S, SHETLAND WOOD, Ao
is vary large and cargos a full Hue
est &unities fur home !roduotO, to 'fruit as fitted
nainiunicatios With foreign tuarksW, fumbles us Loan
litduaureita_tq !melange. seG-2u
SEWING MACHINES.
Wk!LEEI.ER & WILSON.
SEWING MACHINES.
CHMITNITI MX= 15BcONP FLOOR.
WIWI? BOUDOIR
• BEWINGIKAOHINE.
pfo.l4on_zamtLY trim,
Mo. lI—A BE w MACRINE. FOR QUILTING AND
HEAVY WORK.
, socei.n. Irian two mole without the ttoublo of re
indow. and rune with Me or no sole& -
:For Ws Al No.lll ARCH trekroliadelphis. end
Mo. BALTIMORE Bt.. Boltnnore, Md. AMII-to 3
147 • P. UHIAINGIER & 00.'5
savrTus AND DOUBLE-LOOP arm
SEWING MACHINES.
?AXIL%_
sawn
akOIiMAIESI9._
isamDLERS, rte..
No. SW ARCH STREET.
Peel of aIiVITLE MACHINE, SOO,
Price of DOUBLE-LOOP .811TOS Kamm from
MI array% •
.The mmplest- and most eldelent machines mans
floteied for ail kinds t use. •
P. e.—MACHINE SILL COTTON. NEEDLE&
-04..stmoonstantlr on hand. Jpl4-am
a doX, - 4V. GIBBS' SEWING
ra nt M
ea A.
wa.; ,. rat, =neat in e orring donna] for
ira l itii s pxoellenen. 630. 6 fit
Seale Wareanno t TIS um UT
blrst oft-
CRIBTI&N1 CO. '
7 ; PBREMERS 4IPD
• EAT/ AIIpVID TO •
NO. TO SOUTH FOURTH STRRRT•
• Five dears above their former stand.
C. &Co, have torohased e llt the lastettes, moulds;
ft.. of the late 6rmof T. ~ P rnms & Co.. (610. 716
Chostmo stmt.) and l li t dad ell them style' to their
ovnersrfretyonth in ones for the pnieetit soh
sees Penne' the met to meortmeot o KIWI house
(0 rim mmatr.V.
C. & Co. - math= the Importation of
, , Jutuaamrs , dßittlEll,
ot which their stack is now very complete. Thr Wt l /
stare no pains oi Meer attention to the wants o their
ona comm . sad midUtailduS good glitanty o their
ertiohni ir -
- PAPER IWWINGB.
VAPER-1-lANGII4O.
(Lith,
.
iIIOWALL Ea ..pOURKE,
Meirieg removed to their new More,
.CORNER' FOURTH AND MARKET MEET%
Are bow prepared to oder to the Trades large end
lehlweat'armeruseut of
v:eda: ittafeas.
SOADaIiB, -
VAR SCIABEZith
WIEDOW OUKTAIX Gomm, Lo„
Alt of the newest and beat derlara, from thiltcrf eat
'hoed article to the finest
GOLD 4ND VELVET DrCORATIONEL
' !Southern end Western merchants will do well to visit
the eetsiblislusent of
MOWSLL 130-UILKE;
If. E. COEN= I'OUR.TH 11ND 314.11XET BTRBBTS.
fulB-2ut PHIL.O.DELPInA.
SLEEPER & FENNER. -
- WILOLESALE MANUFACTURERS
ANDUMBRELLAS PARABOI.II3,
NO. 326 MARKET STREET.
knILADELgiIIg.,
Si. now making tame than
VAIIIIIIIIB OP nktbliELLU
of even site. from 22 to 161nohes.
Boer* ark° have not bad H. & P.', make of goods Will
Sndthet weft spent in looking over this Well-made
stookakialt MOWN )(ATM ktOVIALTI2II, via met mull
awe - . au25,-3ni
HARDWARE PACKAGE HOUSES.
PAOEAUF4 HARDWARE HOCISB.- - -We
• would respeotfully Gall the attentioa of the Gene-
Nl:Hardware Trade to our. extenetve Kook of SlR
tiliteaan HAHDWltab,wlatoh we offer at a tura
advance by the leakage.
Orders for direct importation ioliettetlaind Goods de
livekad either in this city. New York. or New Mit:ans.
G L Ii & SON.
411 COMMERCE Soot
lingorting and COMMIIISIOII Merobaste,lWAsonts for
Fumble and Domestic Hardware. atta If
MOORE. HENBZEY, & CO.
ARE NOW OPENING
'TWEIR FALL BTOOX or
2: - HARDWARE.
467 MARKET. ea 416 COMMERCE STREET
res-21a , -
ErEBA
REMOVAL,.
_ EVERETT, HICKS, & CALDWELL,
' CLOTH HOUSE.
Maio rewired to'
312 MARKET STREET.
, Buyers are invited to examine our rook. sull4m
REMOVAL.
-.CHARLES HARKNESS,
WILOLREALE OLOTRDIR,
REMOVED
No. EMS CHESTNUT STREET,
South Site, above Sixths
PHILADELPHIA.
IMOVAL.—MISS E. 'M. REDMOND
XIV bee removed to No. 1224 WALNUT atreet.
sop
THOMAS THOMPSON.
SON. 8a CO..
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
rOAB/NET-MAKMEGES' MATBILIALe j
238 SCUTII SECOND STREET.
' or Brocatells, Pushes,
.Ress, Dsassks , *apd every
denoription of Furniture and Curtain Gouda. eulg.2nl
WHITE FRABLIMENG BRANDY,
FREE cibpß
AND
• WINE VINEGAR.
Green Ginger. Mustard Seed. Sploes, Ao., Ads.
- All the tsquisitee for Preserving and holding P moot
- A.T.MERT C. ROBERT..
DEALEHIN
FINE• GROCERIES.
Gomel ELEVENTH and VINE Streets.
,F OILY FLOUR,
MADE FROM CHOICE WHITE WHEAT.
C. H. 111A.TTSON.
CAST -STEEL BELLS.
FOR 'OEVACIMiIi; FMB 'ALAIMO, af.
1011 Alal 1T
, NAYLOR &
, ese OOMME*OB Owlet.
. _
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comrntelNo
BERTILA.O;
Our now stook of
of all colors and ihedec
PERFUMERY.
UMBRELLAS.
lIAIRDWARE.
REMOVALS.
••H .4 TENTH streets.
SILK AND tiltk Gol$1)S .70138 ILKS.
SILRS
FANOY DRY GOOD&
IMFORTATIONS FOR FALL, Iga.
M. L. HALLOWELL & CO 6
933 MARKET 32.8.FJ1T.
NORTH POUItTIi drftiffilf.
Ars preened to offer to the tittle their mai varied
aerortment of Goode, ourohneed on the
MOST FAVORMILM TERMS.
117 experienced buyer., in the prineipel
MANUFACTURING CITIES OF EUROPE.
These have been selected with card-for
FIRST-CLAEB TRADIip
And srill6e °farad at vrioaa to commezd atteniten.
Cross Luvaac. from all sootions of the country, mo
invited to inspect our amok.
Trarsc.--Sig camas credit to Bferehants of un•
doubted ctanding, or six Nor ocnt. discount for caSh
Twelve nee cc*. per annum discount for advance
Payments., autthrtu-im
jOita-ILJA L. BA/LN.
IMPORTER AND JOBBER.
No. 213 MARKET ST.,
Hap now Oren IS •
LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL
Assortment of
DRESS GOODS
and •
SHAWL - S.
Of the
NEWER' AND CHOICEST STYLES;
At Mg
LOWEST
The attention of mat and vaunt a ix-maitUan buyers
is invited. sed•tf
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE HOCK
1 , 0 . 1 t
FALL AND WINTER EA LES.
SHORTRIDGE,
BROTHER. & CO..
IMPORTERS AND JOBFILIRS,
No, 420 MARKET STREW*: and
No, 415 MERCHANT STREPT. PRILADELPIM :
fimi gimp gt d e pal FOREIGN and 01E.
DRY 000.1nr., •
selioted with viol , to 1.119 intemsto or CAfin and
prompt Plx-xiONTRS' Denim, to widen they invite
tire attention of the trade. N. B.—
A FULL STOOK
Er"r3ll3
oo found ' , nowhere.
Orders executed promptly. at LOWEST MAVICET
RATER. • ee4 2m
CLOAKS I CLOAKS 1
TO
WHOLESALE BUYERS.
EVERV NOVELTY OF TILE EkLiSON,
TILE LOWEJST OALOS MOE%
erblerollante own matonals wide uP ttdcaited.
HENRY IVENS.
"set-a • 11'0.23 South Norm Street.
A. w.. LITTLE & CO..
SILK GOODS.
so. BU MARKET STREET.
maks;
1860.
CHAFFERS. STOUT. & Co.
FOREIGN AND DOIIIEBIIO DAY GOODS.
aulit-ara No. On MARNE? STREET.
M . 6RTIN 4 WOLIF,
WHOLBSALS DRAIJ.S. tM
FORIMII /MD DOMESTIO DRY GOODfft
334 MARKET BTILHEM,
Gash and prompt Six-mouilue Buyers, et An seolmus
re invited Wan examination or our Stook. an9-8m•
R'M 0 v
In consBol4Hlo.6 of the Seeintcfioa by Cite of their
Tntan OTRII/i1 Erni,
YARD. GILLMORE. da CO.
HAVE REMOVED
TO
NO: 610 CHESTNUT ST..
SOUTH BIDE. 41309 E sarig,
They have now open AN ENTIRE
NEW STOOK
07
BILES .SND FANCY DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, GLOVES, RIBBONS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, *c. )
Together with a LARGE ASSORTMENT of •
STAPLE AND FANCY
WHITE GOODS.
EMBROIDERIES, LACES, MANTILLAS, Ao.
gains reoeivea lint a mall portion of them
FALL IMPORTATIONS,
VISIAOI.IIIIO the fire, they are enabled to display
A NEW STOCK. •
to whielt they invite the attention of their Customers
and Buyers generally. autt-But
WURTS. AUSTIE. &
MoVEIGH
IMTORTERS AND JOBBERS/
111
DRY GOODS.
No. 311 MARKET Street, above 'MIA.
ratter War.
en n iatn A ik r Ul T t !MoVegb. hutADat/RIA.
John ewer,
mph Bunny. 1 sul-1m
FALL AND WINTER.
CLOAKS & MANTILT AS
FOR THE
WHOLESALE TRADE.
SOUTHERN aqtl WESTERN MERCHANTS
Ina alodtum to Ftrat-olaas WOOS, ato muted to In
soot our Etook, whin!' we otter at
LOW PRICES.
AND ON LIBERAL TERNS.
J. W. PROOTOR 8a CO.
THE FARIS MANTILLA tual CLOAK lIMPOR/131,
7080111P..STNUT STREET
51114 M
VIP WOOD, MARSH, & HAYIVARD,
IMPORTERS
AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS
161 , 1 D
CLOTHING.
NO. 309 dIIIRJ ET STREET.
Fnit and Winter Stook noir Q0131;101.8 and re%41,7 for
bums. CV lint
SHOE FINDINGS.
ISAAC) BARTON & CO..
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
SHOE STUFFS.
PRENOH AND ENGLISH LASTING% GAL
LOONS, PATENT LEATHER, ac.
90DS FOR CARRIAGE MAKERS.
No; SS SOUTH SECOND STREET, Philadelphte,
auvato •
GENTS , FURNISHING GOODS.
,dasSTI.EWINS FURNI SMOG 000,013.
r ui l in Ntriff i ik r et r griirplgiffil A r
421: 1 14 h i1ah10t.7.1,1,
, T oms ' UL.4
I .
paLRTB &0,.-ne teat in- oft ivy! tril,Mtvhich
grtltailitelt" 13 " 1!. 144
06 diartdrigit,
.:to NW* Mu& *.
eth[tAlß,LpiaA.,::,Ttivgspo; st.I74INBEg, 27, 1860.
cLotlitmci.
1000 BOY& 01,0411M1.. 1002
F. A. HO - v'l` do Hugo.
SAYS TUIEI DAY oramml,
FOR FALL BUSINESS,
WITH THEIR twit ASSOH,TMSSV O r ,
YOUTHS' AND BOYS , BBADY-MADE
CLOTHING.
Aleth on hand, Ingo stook of GOODt to order, frovi
ASSEMBLY BUILI4NGB;*
sets-thetulni TENTS and CHESTNUT Skeels.
KELLY &a
TAILORS,
31 and 93 SOUTII rXF3:II STIIIIIIT.
Iliv;It T ILLCLIOHL TZIEIII
FALL AND WINTBR BTYLEH )
Together with a kis() maortieent of
NEW AND FABRIONABLE GOODEIp
To whit% the !oubliette Invited to curium
gm 2m .
CARPETING AND OIL CLOTHS.
FALL TRAM
•
MCCALLVM
CARPET MANUFACTURERS,
GLUT /ORO MILLS, • GERILANTOWN,
Alao, iadvortara ina Denlonl In
CARPETING%
OIL CLOTH%
MATTINOS, RUGS.
WAREHOUSE, 409 CHESTNUT Franz
(Oprontetha Sao Hoax.) • •
t ir gain and Western Bayou Ars respentnivanad
ATJSTIN BROWN.
WHOLESALE DRAM IN
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS,
161 North THIRD Street, southarat crow of
RAGE, (up Wm) aol2 lur*
CAUPETS, CJARYET.
DAILY & BROTHER,
No. 020 OREWENITT STREET.
AN INVOICE OF
ENGI ISH INGRAIN;
Just opened from au .tion. Ma TO matitsik
DAILY & BROTHER..
ELVET CARPETS.
Now open, tbo newer patterns' ot '
ENGLISII VELVET 0 0P-RD B .
BATLY ea
• • 440::0f.t0 ormaxicuT etrfet.
T AFE
4 STEW )310.7SISELS.
SPe Aoviiiifatdkag g i the Isrest me . ortment of those
popular Carpeting.,
ONE DOLLSE:'A. YARD.
13AILY & BROTHER.
No. Oa° OFtESTNUS Street.
RUSSELS CARPETS.
or the best (inlay, in great verietri et
No. 020 CHESTNUT Street. •
DAILY & BROTHER.
•
DRUGGEr.„ O2 „..
CRUMB CLOTHS. &e;
Tla most, exteminvo stook Ivo over offered. to nit Indttuf
unt Nixes..
IitATLY BROTHER •
•
MATS. RUGS. Itt'.
Axminster, Velvet. Tourney, Brussels. Wool Tufted.
Cuoo. rain and bordered. Of all rites. In groat varier.? •
BAILY 6s .BROTHEH.
No. OW OFIESTNLIT Street.
HATS AND 11,1APS.
NEW JIM' STORE.
JOHN E. FOSTER.
(Leto of 1C) South Third street,"
Hams taken the stare at
NO. 331 CHESTNUT ST..
Sod fitted it up an superior stile, invites the attention
of his patrons to Ida
ELEGANT AND EXTENSIVE STOCK
ow
HATS AND OAPS.
?His new fall styles are much admired.
sell am
C I• H. GARDEN & Co.,
hianufsoturers of and Wholento Dealer, In
HATS. CAPS.
FURS.
• AND STRAW GOODS.
FANCY SILK AND 4 STRAW BONNETS. Aran-
INAL rLowEits,RMIKS. FEATHERS. kO.i
Nee 000 and 609 MARKET STREET,
Southrwast earner of Sixth.
The moat extensive and ootspiste assorts= b The
best time and the lowestprises. Feet -olass buyers
tire vartiustartrinvited to esp. este-tar
CURTAIN MATEWALEI:
WINDOW SHADES
CURTAIN GOODS.
W. HENRY PATTEN,
No. 630 C - STNI72 &BEET,
Oilers & full stook of NEW and CEIOIOE PATTERNS,
at ea LOW PRICES and on as reasonable towns as
any linnet) in the Unitod States. ral,6t
LOOKING GLASSES.
LOOKING•GLABSES.
roantArr AND P/OTURZ FRAME,
ENGRAVINGS. ,
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THURSDAY, =TIMBER 27. MO
' Alltirririges Of English ites'itlty. -
: Oar playful allusion atcw days since, to the
perils of mating with any of the des'ecndants of
George,l.l, of tho English realm, and the case
of Lady Augusta Murrdy and the Duke of fins
sex., has induced,l,:firendty correspondent to
take up the pen; and iitipPly us, with what we
aro confident our readers must think, with us,
is an jotercitinT3. article.. We'have. taken
leave - to uppeud - a few notes, partly in corro- -
horatlep of Our friend's 4tatetnonts, and once
in cored - Wen._ Itlifecarcelynecesary t i e point
tut that te.onr bping elltioll3 in auto
graplr—a strong weakness of our own—we owe
the singular document drawn up by Lord
Stowell. As our friend has broken the ice,
ifßt
,Itio not hope to hear frem -him again 1
f:• - ezleaticin folletw.lt • , - • •
eeotild not forbear turning to my collection
ofiEnglisli antis - V . 3PM, on - ellelarving you? Co.
- ,ceitireferettee to the'marriage of-Lady-4agnite . •
.te.blerrey and.Alle Hake ,of Susses, in order
to examine tilleve,entne origin/I) doeumonts,
4 -
COPtlffeted,wiiii the abrogation of„fitat hasty ;
and illestarted'triton, which- ?tenet' to lain
nit potertialois.. One id thea& le A nfannanig
Copy ot`thi original libel filed fu the 'Miami:
orirt. Of Otieterbeiryi by? 4e:fee nebularits, Fie
trexstoy cl . eneral of hiaAjeaty; Geterge,',lTl7
alptinki the .4 4 Right - )totelreble Lady -AtignatX
Mlliray ? ;orthe Patkof St. lifai l y:l6;htmq
In" the county 'of Mldtiler,ex, in tho , TlidZese.
of lasiesion;,calaely,calling- herself wife of his
Royal 'High:teed •I'rin'eti 'Auguttus Frederick,
lion of our said Lord tho King, etc." This
•Lthal was, doubtless, prepared by Sir William '
Scott, (efterward* Lord Stowell) this copy
having his marginal notes upon it. It was
eold to me Lu ounneetion with another paper—
wholly in Lord Stoweire autograph—which
acorns to be A brief report of the case, pre
pared to-be published in a public journal of the
day, or to go into tome volume of Reports.
The case was brought before Sir William
Wynne, Principal of the Arches Court of
Canterbury. The libel contains fourteen care
telly &mem articles, which nuke up the cause
ou higglf of the, King. ,Most of the Illlrga-
Houk:nay ho gathered from synoptical coin-
Pend• of-Lord Stetvelb which I send you in
full.: -There are, however, 170 , 320 facts set out
in rho libel, which do not appear in this re
potfir Amongst others, necessary to bring the
case-under the royal marriage act,lile Royal
Highness the Prince is alleged to have been
travelling in Italy for his health its the year
17: 1 3, and, on-arriving at Rome, In the month
of March, ho met Lady Augusta, (who was
the daughter of the Earl• of Dunmore,) in
company With her mother, the Countese of
Durum:ire. Soon after their acquaintance, an
intimacy anise, and they were married In
Ronne, on the 4th day of April, 1/133, at the
homes' of the Countess of Dunmore. At thin
toile the Prince was only about twenty yearn
of ago,' while Lady Abgusta is stated to bare
boon upwards of thirty tic. They returned
to England; and, on Ouveraber Citli, of the
sauna year, were again married at St. George's
Chu/eh, llenover setiare, Loudon. The re
port ol.the cam., runs thns :
profit!-0/436GTINA vs. L4PV AIIOUSTA MUM
-1141. —3 his was a suit brought by letters of request
Trento-the Judge of the Cousistory of London, in
virtue of übioh, 'betides, the Ring's Procter.
rla: 1 a citation on the .20th of January, IP.' I,
t Lady Augusta Murray, toe cause of Nut
t ty of Harries°
An'appearameo having been given for the party
eared, a libel was afterward. even in and admit
!tijyd..eading the Statute of AU of the Ring, ran
sal;s
any descendant of Kieg George 11 bleeps
7contractiug marriage tinier the age of twee
t:4We, without the Royal eonsent declared In
(limed' ; and also pleading the birth and detract
of Prince Augustus Frederick, and that no Royal
convent had boon given to hie marriage; and fur-
ther pleading that on the dth of April, 17170,
Prince Augustus rrederlok, being then under
twentyene years of age, marriage, or rather a
thew or alley of marriage, was fn feet lied or so•
lemnized e or pretended et, to be, at the house of
Lady Dunmore, at Rome, (but by whom the ore•
patient was unable to rat forth) between the
Prince and Lady Augsista ; that they cause to
Degland, and on the 4th of December, If9J, were
married by Lanus, In the Perish Church of St.
George, Hanover Square ; sad that both threes mar
.1101(411 were void for went of the Royal consent., re
quired by the etetute,
Two exhibits wore pleaded, sic: Fstraet from
the baptismal Register of lii Royal Highners ;
end an Extract from the :Aar-Sago Register of ht.
George's, Hanover Square. ihe law of Rome, or
the validity or invalidity of the marriage by that
law, was on eic mentner whateter ple.a.asel la the
cause. The Libel wee settled by Sir Wee. Soon.
Lady Augusta's Procter declared that ho cure
hind, the etatutel2 Gee 111, to bo a public act;
and also confessed the two marriages pleaded in
the libel ; but - Ohara-lee riontested suit negatively.
There was no direst proof of the wordage a?
erne; but Lady Dtllll2lo/0 deposed she ithJsei
thee. Was sash , marriage, because the was assured
by her daughter cud the Drina°, by letter, that
they were married at Rome, by a clergyman of
the Choral, of England, in tall orders.
EX:rael frmt :he >peorl,p — ilory prono./77 - :: '
St?' 14tA 170 t
" And the judge did olco pronounce ilecroo and
declare that. in respect to the innrriage. or ruttier
'hew or ataxy of marriage. pleaded fa 2.1t1 libel to
have been had and FOrmintrea, or i•rotended so to
be, at t'ati t getive of the Rt llon Charlotte. Countecs
Of . .banecore, in the oily of Rome, at tbo time
stated, there is rut su . terent proof by toi:nes.trtv
that any snob not, or snow or digt, , of marriage,
was in any manner solemnized But if any such
marriage, or shew or effigy, was in fact bad or
eolesoni:e4 between said parties, the said pre•
tended marriage was, and le, absolutely null and
void to all intents and purposes In law whet*.
ever."
So coucluden the manuscript, and thus poor
Lady Augusta Murray loot the Prineo. It may
not bo altogether uninteresting to your read
era if I pursue tho history somewhat further.
The fruits of this ill-advised match wore
two children, a con and a daughter. The son
took the man of Augustus Frederick D'Esto,
(one which runs into the family appellatiou , '
of the Guelphs, somewhere this side of Adam,)
and was well proeUted for at public expense,
as a Colonel in the Englisliarmy.t The daugh
ter, a beautiful and accomplished woman, was
well mart iod.l
A lbn weeks since, The CIS gave us a se
ries of lutorestiug artiele, suggested by Neu
stead Abbey, and its present and termer
occupants. You half apologised for following
out the aubjuct bey oud a single number;
whilst the public, I am persuaded, thought
them too few, and too brief. Bcforo they
were concluded, I looked for the episode of
tho Littio White Lady" of Newslead;§ or
some special reference to the wretched life
John Masters lad poor Mary Chaworth, al
though 13yrou was put aside in his behalf—fur
sketch of tho later life et Byron's only sister,
Lady Augusta Leu—semethlug fu regatd to
his accomplished daughter, Lady Lovelace,
who is known before her death to have visited
Newstotel, and to have exhibited intense feel
lug over his tomb at llucknall Church ; or at
all events, that you would have spoken mere
particularly of the prescut inmates of the
Abbey. '1 ho lady cote pendent, whose re-
rtulndeVphla.
tninlsocucei were e6tlit.hlo , l a ith thoso of the
oditor, may remember, that in the " grand
drawing-room" of Nowctoad, sehero hangs
Phillips' portrait of Byron, there also hangs,
most prominent in position, and most elabo
rately displayed, a full-lungth picturo of tho
Duke of Sussex, by Longdale ; and on the I
north side of the room, fine portraits of thrco
of the royal Georges, and several other mem
bers of the Guelph family. This grouping, in
such a rine, so nony of that family, would
appear singular, unless it wen at the sans
time Ituowu that the Frosent aceolnidhhed
mistress of the mansion fc tin flaff , Vlffr
Lgery Aug , { lla. Mrsrray esd the Duke of Sum. r.];
Lady Augusta wa;, in truth, quite 55
honorably descended, as any Cluolph In Eng
land. liar father was John, flab Earl of Dim.
more, a direct descendant of the first Earl of
Athole, who was uterine brother to James 11,
of Scotland, and E. 911 of Jean, a Princes; of
the royal house of Plantagenet, and great
granddaughter of Edward 111, King of Eng
land. At the time of his daughter's marriage,
Lord Danmoro was Governor of the Bahamas.
Ho had previously been most unfortunately
connected with Atneilean nfralr., us the la , t
Royal Governor of Virginia; having been ap.
pointed to that plane in 1772. Ho was the
same Loral Dunmore who fomented tho fmlda
•of the period In regard to the boundary line
between Pennsylvania and Virginia ; the same
who, early in 1775, removed all the gunpowder
from the public magazine at Williamsburg
to an English ship of war anchored off York
town; the same who threatened to emancipate
the slaves of the colony, and issued a procla
mation of outlawry agaiust " a certain Patrick
Henry, of the county of llauover, and his
deluded followers;" the name who, after bitter
alterations with the representatives of the
people of Virginia, was finally'foreed to abdi
cate the Governorship and take refuge aboard
the royal fleet, with . which ho continued for
some months to annoy the Inhabitants of NM
folk and all along the chores of James river,
Ills youngest daughter' Was named Virginia,
at the request; is,s3ll, of the Codneil of
that State. She was at Houle with hereitter
Augdsts, at the Milo Ot' the Marriage. , An
other member of this family—grandree 'of
Lord Dunmore, the Eton., Charles Augustna
Murray, now (or receetly) British Merril
General in Egypt—married, in 1850, the only
daughter of the late 'James Wadsworth, of
$O7 7,91*.
y. The Royal' Marriage Act of England, en
properly and ',plcarantly Introduced by Ihe
Preu to the attantitin-of the Anterican.ladies,
is hardly a fair' reffes clrtrao - linglish nenti
fitSut. 'lt was forekt .through Parliament by
George in.. 17442, Ellth a. very =all and •1
reluctant majority in its favor. He coedelvi3d
ft fnediali i itt coliteencnce el' the diseeve'ry
thia't bio brother, the Duke, of,Cumberland, had
marled privately afro. Horton, daughter of
tont.lrnham. Nor does. this Act seem, to
babe _boon very popular with' the G11(.19113
themselves.
In the collection of curious English auto
graphs, from which I hare transcribed 'the I
abbject of this (I fear)' Prosy article, t could
how you that •of ec Olive," appended to s e
lung printed Statement, setting forth her legal
shires 'to be consWered aPrinc,ess Royal ci 1
the realm—alleging the lawful marriage of
her mother, (a daughter of Dr. Wilmet,) in
1767, will, the +rano .Dulre of Cumberland. •
who subsEquently married Mrs. Horton, as 1
have before stated, after ho deserted the un
fortunate Lady Groseenor, whom he had se
duced from her husband, at the cost of
£lO,OOO damages inflicted by a jury. The
Delco of Gloucester, too, (another Mother of
George III,) publicly atmuunced his marriage
ti ilh the Countess Dowager of Waidegravc,
which had taken place privily LEE years before,
within a few mouths after the Act in question
was passed. It appears to bo pretty certain
that tho Prince of Wales did privately espouse
Mrs, Fitzlierhert, in 1787, according to the
forms of the Catholic Church.
The policy of this lac• W.l.3olo;!Olidbc.ll.3Jecl,
in Parliament in 1818, wheu the marriages of
the Royal Dukes or Clarence and Cambridge to
tlie Princesses of Saxe-Mcialugun awl
Canlwere announced IS obollt, to transpire.
Canning, amongst others, questioned its uls
dom. Those uho defended It relied almost
entirely upon its beneficial ',fleet in prevent
ing such struggles as those of tho houses of
York and I-apex:ter, for the succession. But
in the present adt•.tnced state of society, no
90e1/ +11120101 . 15 - 0101.1 be 1 k to arise; mad by
the restraint; of this Act, the royal family of
Euglan I ri . o forced into alliances ttli tLu
petty princes of Corinany—a dull, heartless,
vapid raeo of people, cotnpared with the ta..g
nificent melt and n omen of. the Euglizli nubi
lity. Neither the Plante:1;11;ot t, nor the' Tu.
dory, nor the Stuart, ever thonglit them is es
degraded by .tu admixture t.rEn 4 list. or Celtic
blottd, So long as native alliances are barred
by the statute, just so long , a , lll the Guelphs
be looked upon as a foreign fatally,. ell the
male members of it that o‘cr existed in Eng.
laud hat o never demi su much to break down
till', reeling as filo present exemplary and amia
ble occupant of the throne. The whole spirit
of English inatitutions is agaimd this ides of
Oa in3Llatol reigning family: hence, has the
popular current iu England so often turned iu
raver of• female succtr—len,v,hlth ii altegtthor
subversivo of the plan of yield:fig an
blo right In a particular line t Ito Earl of
March It as regarded as the lighttul heir in the
reign of Itici , " - d 11, 111 %kW,: of his decent
from tho Princes 3 regardless et the
interests of the Plautagc nets ; and the title of !
Elizabeth, queen of Henry VII, was doomed
decidedly superior to that of the Eall of War
tick, note,itle.danding the carritd the etown
Into a now family. Not the ellghte,t uneasi
ness Wes manifinred at the marriage of the 14f o
Princess Charlotte ; nut again on the betroth
ment of tho precut reigning Queen, eltho•sgla
In both in:dancaql, the lino of •mccelAou teem
ed likely to bo changed 11-om tho Louse of
Ilaw_Ner to that of Saxe Coburg, whero the
present heir apparent will catty it, it ho 01'01'
reacher the throne.
Victot:a married liar materu..l cousin , who
will Lay silo could not luivo mated lieri,ult se
Iciscly and as well, all things cen7itliir,d, to
her nativo England t: hen it curse to
that, why could not albeit Edward, I'nivec
Q . : WALE , , of 111.2 United I:lngdon,,
Du!co of Sc.:son - J . , Yiln, u of S3l.l.l•CuburA and
Gotha, Duke of Cernw.:ll and llothsay, Bare
of Renfrcw, Ludo! the Eska and Great Stew
ard of Scotland, Kni;:ht of tho Garter, and
Heir .3pparcnt to the Th:onc—why, I repeat,
could not this young gentleman, oven with all
thee() locumbrances, flod a wit° among but
ncltio,:a/ co:121u on this aide of the Atlantic,
quite as likely at. any German princess, to give
incroaaed vigor, energy, and intellect to a
taco that bas watried ci in and In" full long
enough already ?
To
• The Dekoof Fusael. ler a b • . - a Itannly :17.17:3 —•'D .
Ile wla a 3.3 -ranter yr Pir. lo i and ill de
Perk.—!
AurasvN rnmt D'Est+ seas nuried..n. 110 than
nerd SO. to Err Thc•lnas soccesued et? N.-
cholas Tindal as Lorl Chief JU.StiCO of tho Cr tnmon
Fles.s lIJ UPI; was mad, Lord Casnos lnr and crested
a tons. as Ilsron Trued, in 11...); res.tnol elFss
February, 11 , 2. and ded to November. `..sd r!, mar,
nor. , .I.lowa;ter I.e y Ttute, has nrutions troin tho
C.ONVIIor A:10 0a year. pad ortnf tin wens on. feed for
your 411 , 110tn . .-1
'rho Ths Whits L..ds e.tonoh.o.:T te'd
by Ine bad 140 vrr nmyt.oa or roist,ogly
our own te-sts "'
I Our oorroscondent is tutamforwed. The on'J &sushi
tor of tho outs I immix as the rrt mint Dow..ssr Tnifoi
On ref- mos to Lutke's Lauded U•ntra of )tutlacd iv
had, in too tolleverint swoon nt of Colonel Wildman. %shO
I ll s side sy " Wsioroysi. bow or
Abbey, co. Nottoclialll. J. P., IL L. hist; cher.4
nil; Colonel in the Army ; born at /Wrist, 1707 ; 0.1111.1 . •
tied,lsl3, Looms. assicir or co N. treat;, of Apver.r.o!,
in theitzartand. ColonclWtdivanenteredthJco , eslo
Hussars, ha,. and wos to the, met; ot [Judo , . to
Corinth's. Ile sobacou.mtly Participat•d in all tno a
lions cud anirs in wine; his reiituant n•aa ens aced Is
the l'aninsula in III; and 1.311. and was and no-C troy
to tho :1t0r0.,,s of :inch:coy at t';a of Ws Is r!oo "
-The lace fhica of Einsol used 0. ',yowl a ort.. d
every scar at :Nowdtazd
EmISSARY —WO clip the
following from the Mobile ..11,1c..0 ti;cr of the 10;h
!natant ; We learn that E. full-grown and blown ,
blank no ebony, and bearing '
nary powers from the august Soffrard, of Ilayti,
made hie appearance in Mobilo yesterday, and at
traded considerable attention. Ilia buslnels here
was to promote the emigration of free negroes to
Hayti; and ho represented that a vessel was In
reuditeta to trauspre such emirants thithir n
might chooca to avail thematic es o ' f the opportunity. '
We understand that the agent waited upon hi'
honor the Mayor, who politely directed him to hi'
worship the she'll:el Mobilo county, who informed
him that tbe terra of the State of Alabama till not
recognize or look favorably upon the °Neats of his
emb tauy, and edvised him that a spec-1y depart's.,
trout within the limits of this Commonwealth no
probably best comport with the tenor and spirit 0:
the statutes thereof. The ilaytien improve! the
,
hint. made his way, under the escort of the •hlef
of police, to the mell-},nr.., ant hy t.ie th•
renibes the eye cf tho rea lc: will 1 r.o AM; Le it
I the Ore - tient City."
Di' k.. 1 it or AN 1411 1,..(• I lon41:.-- i
cheater Di limn, that tbo otl 11,:25
Lawrence, with ivr,,,ep^iiiriiiiincee on the trot
ting equr , e many aro fatuiliir, end whore ctocX
has long been In (lemon , ' 111110T11 horee tandem RDA
farmer?, 41(4 at liliarlDZOO n Welllnalty Of lawt
weelc Ile was engaged in a trotting match
amlnet Weasel end ha-1 entaluded two heats.
Lille in the third ho choked and had to be with•
drawn. lie died in a few minute', baying, as le
suppled, buret a blood vessel. 'the old horee wee
Furled in a grove on the far ground, In full dm...,
end $lOO NM immediately subte awl by a ntunbor
of gentlemen present to promire him a Aiding monu
ment. St. Lawrence woo bred amiing the Ai!!! Lir
of Canada East, and was commonly called a cart
home Ile wail ' , opened of greet , wee
rind ondnrence.
A stoma= to thorucmotpot tbe JAW Ecr,
J. /I BIOS, the Into Ismentta 1.3.:0r of St .I , M:I'A
Chttl , ht In thie eiry, all t" be trectta In Crone
of tit, Marra Ohnteda, In Alcuahlrl4, Vft
TWO CENTS.
renusylvaula Slate Agi:ieniturai Fair.
[Corrospoatiozoo of Thf Priem] .
EktfoN'fftN, &apt. 25,1660.
Atter a Log and neceeeartly .wearying ride
through the molt picture:qui and interesting pot.
new of Northern Pountylvanle, your correspond,
lent roaohod Zareutou, tho city of Northorp Wyo
ming, at dusk teat evening. Ho heard owe
little eaprotelon of ourinity upon the probable
euccosa of 'the Agricultural Hsbibttlon neeiTitte
ton, but beyond a yoice of fat etoore that perambni
fated the greets daring the evening, sow no ben:
tributlona• of any kind. Doubtlest, trovreverlthe
Fair will bo all that it promised. The slob valley
'arida in title monntaluoue notation Zhul3ld bo able
to conopetewith the finest bores of Llncester,lW-
Itwaiiiand Chmitor. , I here boon told that sone
cattleowners in Luzerno, Wayne, and neighboring
counties anticipate 4 . 110 premium; and that the
mountain panics inin i . uCt be beaten by anjtaing
out Ale of racing•dbm. to this an >t may,ltb to
be hoped that nit sestier.a of Pennsylvania wig
unite upon the corsetersted ground eat apart for
tho ;argent exhibition, end rally around the old
granite ir.onnmonts the implements of man's irles
vont werfero with the soil :Dove It not seem strange,
If speculation be toloratal by your readors, that
ilepse of etglity.tlir oak 74510 Of praCtlaal freOkl.OM
could Bee on the bettimgrotahl of Wyoming morr
individuald to witness an agrienitural fair then
ever olutored in. any'single Revolutionary tight
nue management did video]; to looate the . Fair
gr:asnila at Wyorhing. 4he on3atiness of ex.orsiotv
tiekots. from Philadelphia (S 1.00) will Infleleti. •
rainy oltiz4na_hu from Ole
histerieal•than the egrbsulturelAttrsotion. t lt was
au overalaht in the compatlrg railway lines not to
Luna roenal•trip tickets to go to the Fair by one
road end return by the other From Phlladelpbi
ti Belvidere the exoursionist would pass *-
famous Washington Crossing, above Trenton, go
throualr• the splendid G.'pe of - the .Delaware.
thwingb the Bine 31. - untains,. and trarefee 'the
treat poet fields of , Northern Pennsylvania.
tan:lag. be *Lela travel the whole, length of, the
Wyoming Valley, skirt the Suquolianna to Catt•
wine, Opd, via the snuthern anthracite
eavolkhome by too Valley of the Lehigh and for
North Pennsylvania Railroad. About forty Phi
-1 idelphiaus came with me to Seranton. yeaterdal - ,
mtitit of them bound for the Fair grounds. They
prefer, for the most part, reeling in this place, tl
stol ping at Wi kesbarre, liingston. or Pittston
The hotels hero nth largo and commodious, aznpl:t
sutlielent to scooruniodste, and hourly train( run
Over the Bloomsburg road to the
I endeavored, lest evening, to compare Pottsville
with Scranton, tech lOwn being the centre of rivet
sal nit.t unwillingly give the palm t.
FX,ranton Fors new town, it hoc main rap'd
strides to trade The Wyriitio ; ;• Iletus, from nano
windows I look, o , :npico, It :3 sail. the site of ti
recent thicl.ct. New York enterprise bas done
touch to benefit Sorenton. 'the place has ti,othato
manners. 1 ace :igloo ewinging at sundry cornets
stating that hair is to he out in the New York inshp,
and papering done after New York patterns It
is also Implied, in the sheep 'oailnea appearaects
of the stopkeoparo and speollators, that "skin
[ling" If not mulcted In the New York catalogue of
virtue!.
A 3 a Philode'pLion, I trust admire the energy of
these men, but other con.s , ,aaneee of tits Imports
:ion cf f9atl street into Peanaylvanta I lament;
and this Is one of them—a general seltithpes.o.
At Pottpille ono Cads at the hotel, in walks.
cod upon Laths, soasothipi of the old German hoe
pitidity, homely, larliara but /till genial ar.l
heart cheering.
I wauder Leta, liitlossly, wie•: . the plan, end
sea, by °Teri man's tao,,emeuts, that the IMM:rue
1) bid heart opens op through hit pooket. And I
prefer rottsville, inn social Sense. -
Jllllt opposite us*, as I write, sita Halal Taylor.
, the 'Zion' York millionaire A hand , cone
men is Me,oa Taylor, al trays naarinz a expo, With
a wing) , ..top and general yontidaincis, al.
az.:l Cals.! ore neuo,r).tat tray. /
roc that royl.ar 1. iu :rest c•eln•thin'.
I nod bail at the foot tot the tteak salts. with
rvecill uspidn, i others a trocial plate. I sae
wen Ouster urns rtair-oteee asyt la halls, to whir-
Nr tuysterlausly—" Dimes - and "110.341 Tay.
1.r." And I lath• mat on:e the cf tole
Looutlful :i9Tning 1 sa down to ILo
fair. •
.After tea, loot cc etelo&..l dawn the plank
eLlowello t tYto raoln Attest cdegrantart. An ema
ciation • t • Wide AT, 3*.ali3" were mak IDI the at
c• ILL dram•oclgje 'The tot:Leo
cats, nal collo., :e1.1,:h we oeo o Lterrath end
I:ha:tout :Arcata cl3htly Lave made their Appear•
ante hero, I am 1..11 Cat La: erns canary oils
oral° te..t. lino Irv] cf Ceoe ettnallaer.:o ("ye
A It ;11.1.:covett L.le lice prune in 51sin ...t:set, one
lictiJrn.l atA twouty•eoc art feet kn i t The Dotogloo
and Lice :!v men Intend to amht them Attu„
it. Thti fraternal feeileg it out appro.:Wed Ly the
thief party. I hare hese] of bonclrell cf
in thin oIJ Democratic ccunty iota II ill cot vote et
either the llubernotortal Dreildential ofectieno
The opinion 1.1 rift amour: these honest burghers
that thero ace twenty car lidatei, mere or limo, fur
either °IL ea The lee: Doujlao tutu with wham
beeo c:nvere‘t 1.101133i)Z0 all foe.= projects, as
bare.faz.e.l mhemeo t defraud them cat of thalr
t,uffragas am' fix them Dtraulaufet. In a
Ulm.ouroo nith an iotilenttal Dea.ctere:, fact eve
he ceprel.o3 himself, In brief, as !ALA!::
"Tha election ,f hhieh the Saati,..nt En.
yoeure, will t mortify that chivalry
that in V:St they would rothor re:lga the.r oaf
frogeo than bait the regular m nitnati:no;
Siephon A. Douglas will be out Dr:silent. and. to
atme f.:r four yea:3 cf welting, we will give hlm
el ye.uo ci triamph " CAIN
Letter trolls ,/ Itnpptt-it
•-• et Frio I
tysoris Sr an, beptamber
'll.•re it no: a slosh' paper nu:Mahe-I In the
United States whith has so nanah eat:tottery and
[mpedense [ n tea ink fella statements as the Weak'
Ington Corrrittsrion Bveryhody knows that this
sheet has oonetantly bean dulaslng that the South
ould not submit to Lira tha's el clot:: that she
tonal seoesle from the Colon !Jr I) ogles hsa
most bitterly and atvegely been a:teal...ad by the
unnaturalitad foreigner who edits that intersating
journal, on account of LIJ Norfaik epeet,h, baring
denial therein the right to the Diemnfollets to
withdraw in the avant of Lincoln's elution, pro
mising to artist the Proallant, whoever he may be,
to onf..,rce the laws This anoe:% has been cabal
by the tamp 1 , 91.1 , r a tt t'a se "speech
But vow. when the D:sunterti•ta •ree i nailor for
fear, and even their own uoatio art leader Yea
-01.1 is talking of the " Voice and the Constitution'.
u ect_te bins worthy to be preserved—when defeat
etares them in the eyes Not h and Sautb—they
new play the ptrt of the Deail who It preaching
the Gospel 'They deny that they are Disunion
-143, or that they ever 'biro advocated secuoton.
The t'on..:tt•r:,,,o of this LiOrtioz tells the WC
bith.:l world "that It le a falsehood, eassottsc
urea out of whole cloth," to ray that it ever
thontht it reception. On the eortrary, It has cited.
IL hams previous , article,
Seytnout'a rt :ark, " Id 3 not telievs that Otero
will be disunion li be (LIZOOln) Is tleateal."
ity, then, we stk. has the editor tees attsek•
log and abuting I)ougtaa, who has said nothing
more and nothing lest t Why call his Norftllt
speech a "force soleth I" The foot to, that the
elitor has received ordera, in ale", of the great re.
action in favor of the Colon cow glAng on In the
Emilia, to change (rant, and °Tallow Us own words,
al .ndersr, and &butes Ile being, aocorolog to his
own statement, ;ore a gentleman, Code no great
diffi:titlee to assure the peol le that be acer al.
rucated dlioulon and se:v.-Plan. If it wets ir..ttb
the trouble, I would here add trom the CllItt(—•
1;2 . : paragraphs, which would prove my aztartlms
to be tree to the I otter. rut It le nobe..ellary, 22
your ree lore how to.) well what tb.ltrleore Ott
paper bee been pres.thics
Captain hedge, who 13-4 bean Gritted to ricr.•
do by the Serrotary cf War, alli go thither, but
ke protetto agaiort hl: re- teal Prot: the in rettn
temlen:y of the coo.ylatim ,f the a ,tudoet. As
Congress bar approltriat , I the for the
equelest, with the • • rizt cr I:r Coat they skill bet
elhat. under the Administration
it;el; Noble t, Imitreolottent by th it vie
lotin ; the !two of Corgrett.
The nens wetted here trot Callftrr.ts it very
cheerios fot the friend. of M 7. Donee" Thy
lietzetretio ran 1:Itt la far the I.4g4•!st - 27e in moot
of ti-te di , tri•tt were pleieol v - te rnintta P.la
ter Owl", If o henitdote for 1 .40, 21e.•tie9 'There
170 — • I FdrZVI . f r wtiog
,;trot: Co- h'e
sittocely of tho Llne Pztot I , r:n Ito, l:r t) ,
floaernoteot net tt 072 r., 17 - 1 it 'n f • )
Ir'bil•'. 212 C • .ti: •el• 51.7 • war 1 to ,-•
W....ret.7,t241
Mr. Yeroo7 Will s• , s;-it
tell the panple nt Pean•plvsala that be It trim la
Issar of the rain than they tro. bat, wa•a the
well , shoal I be pelsone I, wits, no I child:eta
butoherei daria, ral.tolglit Mort, et: tben be
will gn. Let hips welt urv.t.t that will be attempted
The Northern Fe,:ple will NI thit it shell rot Le
dins. F stet
_
TIU: St it: rt KINO iT C,C31.--TE J
Unt•cl Stem: Dlstr: , t Attorney of New York ft
c enelr Ccr3mnr.:c.atz 1 to the Nary Depettv ant the
r •t teat the:ll7er S•CIT3 Meg ',Whllh ^l%ll
to crepe (rove `:e+ Vetk t-ee of the taatx. 3 l'4
e A leere, who veers tutted for the: verpo* "'Met
the Island of Cube. A reply wee reeel:ed 'fitter
dey, outing that the infornlatlon hat been trxr.--
mitted to the eon:mindere of the war 'teener. en
the tootet of Cube,
'171114k WkitittiVl***l4
Tax %Lux , Pates trill bsen to tit
mßll(re; in 'Amos,) at.
ThriieCorin. "
LOS
Five " I Le.
Ten " . 6
Twentr " " Ito cosadetteoleoo
Monty Wee. or over " (tanotipipetel
eaDh eubscriber,) • ••-,. •• •
For a Club of Twenty-one__ m Or. Q 4 l %af
extra odor to the gett rligor orClo
• 1 . 3.-. P4tioaatere ageieguestea to de ilnitist~e
Tau Wizen? Perm -
CALIFQft3II.I. •
!clued Olt ce, time. Month; ii3.115.0 46 1 0 1441413PC0N
StAinmera.. . • S. •
•
Letter from suitimirvliti-.
• —xi
tovnitLitios op s psocimit n if ,trit yam.
Tcl i nru azcsre., .COOVZJITION 0.
TLIE. Eti. I3 GIMCAL. LIII/LigAN
. PM/12;11'1'4MA. •
(Corr
The Primal
IMO
' The palpits of the varietts_ei
Sundry, ware filled by olorpmente
the- weather betag propitious, ma" Posple sops
is frost th summary. The eusftlaselstbeladrasin
church, dapecialinwere,attended ti a seigio*
auditory. In the zuosiistx,
is the wt.:yap, 1ter..14. Grontriaid ; -11,61.1 a tie
8.07.- Dr - Sink. Bali- Wodeichil
Sutter ocoilpied oVeSs PewjYefaa
Churob, and. , pey
,Flay that of the Gimes Xi.
formed. Others
,went to ma& it ZlciirtUalistp
land. Milton, and Sidinisrove.. /nibs selorsirs,
the Lord's iiiappar was thitairdatvel is the
ran Church. to several hundred onnumualauft,lliii
shading twataberrof Synod. The prepnatirjrat
erolras took place ou Saturday afternoon as& era&
ink a German dim:Arse beteg priateliel be Slay.
S, S. Renri,+if Plnegrov•, and cue Pall 016„
goy, Euraest
hir6ad proceißMO seleek the jigs, 1:
04 4
its nest mooting. Ana 4euildiessitla
it was melee! to slit au. the Friday Wept
the ontlems and analuatv estereisee at iletrobsw.
Ihe ~..-7 a es Imo
,doolAr utt aybdiet. It was-
Mded to bsid:l ,
L E , a Perawan.' " -
, Rev ZiVedipifeoattrod 11:0 Spodbi 10**
car from lb. 00 44 of Weit
-
ranks' at whateinwa oat satrtasst -siert* sintilMNS
to Synod at its pr ant set-ion •• ' , -
0. y G ItdalrlffiliftlFWsoo
summit:tattoo as eandtiataaferldisamra.
Mr 3 L. Frederteds, This lair &invite at ilk.
C 1 rob. Ahablphie. mean • Tidied
statement In reference to the neer rtirait SON
rtris Manion' School, 'risoontiy`-staitoll;,loy . lilike
_tuursh, In the southern, part or thd dtAlrllr
Christian strestyabove 'StrtitY tri
contemplation to snot a pang gnat INlliiirtoct
shoran oriinlittion, and of 'builda elniese—
Synod was ask ad ro'r its co (Tenders, Tlyvapair
MAT d,terreel . ontil Synod takes np the stnastli:
missionary operations.
R 97 T. Stark Ina restortd to hie ppm:l64om
riarnining committee, end Rev. Q P. Tap,
waltotituted for the present newton to play efltme. l .
t nay, who has bean 'lasted preeklept
Synod, and cannot attend to the duties of beep
Dace'. Bad. •
COPTINrATTYM n 7 TH neorinkisza fP vas
:51.1ucT6E71711 ANYPAT., CO77z3rlom 011 tll WILV.
art rn, LUTRZILLI 6Y3OD OP 1131 P 1111111 .4
VAXLI
( o ,lreionrsZatee of The Press"
tirmacitY, Pa., 841:5 1%d4
afoch anl Important 'LaAnon was tzsametti
by fijno,i, to-day, of which lb* blloriag Is a wy.
novto
Her. Trot g C Danbmaa, D. D . at Eilita‘..
trove, wat raleired as daltgate from Lie Cadiral
ir2,l of Pottroylvozda.
Rev. 9 'teary presented latalaport to tree.
surer. T. operation. of Um ..Ifasapansio anal SIP
cation liceleites, frets the annnenis rinalred,
peer to Lava been rivrvasi, preonsated.
tea A nat.mit, &Rice aas Gerson Lye: . ...erintin
Kir 2,1,7::41: •1.1 malted ii nitri lazy arnabre-na.
'leo lice 31r Eler of the nyor4 of Prasalie r
n!,, it. 7 Ifirzliat 11114 1141 , 4::1114 ea eye
tram the tatter tarty toNi fret/n.417 ree• 1 41 1111"
Ibo del , rster eJ a Ls lanai to Sift,: itrzodi ado
rsy it, v.: IV* Piet to tie Sena' al It
Re v, Wu to roe of Watt Pen e=t
!ter I.) , osiar w t:.e coesral Synfel; mai &tr. ihd•
era to th. Oriod of Perrot" ?rm.&
liav Wr tirootrirals, trout ibui tilt se e
$3l nt , j , wt to tbator. prowsmirt • tinselly
,3 lb. nori,et of :etude I'Zim# 9l " crilkin to tb•
clu,,ta. a( wttlitlillin• Nish" posibt.
Tbes• 1 h,s. izarty *a salt• my iferit
erica Itetarori LS. praay flora ova ti./1 Illentow
bunt U•ahrrnels, out Yon to hate
Toy 3, vO4 ZVI is* l3 .l 41 4 . 44 dal WIT=
Gr 3.31 t,t La Jail fr.: I , -
Liver.! .:4...1/.41 of 41.1Fitu se,
wtti:b It tr tb.te. sri bried if fly
Lutheran C )¢:•:;d. bads its vat bindid
tic*, fast. in Ms dry 94' Lasesaftr
LiidlliPg 1223 tits malt. d tb,e earridir...,
CLzalt >at. kTCJ
C. W. Hatter. C .4- Uay, T T Titan. It Taker
Pee, F Poe: Barn. con T.
titer:. Pariga.l. J. U. Asia, C. P Kraft.
Jr arkl 8 5vz.....-212.
Lir J J. Coslirea,
Epi, , cr, In .1 1.4110 r. VII
lit.rtta
TlTentoe licr_rafht. Jareph LS wig L
l'atr .2. .11/s.blar
Diftstori hi tb. Dirt..71 , 1 4 =1 Frm.;•Airy. et 01#
w: re uszt fagtl4,-sta;
ti •- .'l err.
Cis•. r.r., t C. 1 7e4• 4 '..1. & R.liat
tor. E.A 1: A Ilek.
S.lttaid •sd J J.
nJr DT Erv . .ol), tttgrt44.:ti tl'atalia al Get
tyaurz. and pr f 11 L EsAit , gr. Indisai cd
t:•.::cs•, re•* rreet:-.4 Aka 141
mon-Acre :hae Erato IN 1 ree•tied eg
tlshoist• tv, n et s ywd
The rte. of 'S• Jsy wee /rest to 11., rearpfSee
3f the par-child reperis. sea In reesitize /COW
mums vo the stAts t I ra:l i gt..a In Ile rude*,
el:Arches. .n the •min;'_e sairarsary itur
ai.•• of the to airy •tsd *lee Wes nef•sto, were
b,li Ar , .. at 1 i , trrer:ttez ta.ldtwere MVPs don'.
vert.,l I:•'.=. elent..a. &Di Ettl,
f:ll,rel Ly a I.:*:..lcuiltzti.t
ROYALTY AMONG THE ntArßn&
111".. ,, 71 :10.:1_!;-1011t c,7l7rriT
c T %%cep 1.1.1" g
irr,.:f3 Viv I",:rA
.31 - ^:f 31:At27 L NT=
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au lat brolkLy.it !: Ce1..4.1t throly
yaw tr flu • , s „, 'l a ,
P , ; • :II Ls I fre.b• 11'..7.) , 11.....:11 1.4a/51 rot •
( Qv Lew , . na yt,=• •Nt party seps•
?arca ria Pci• :4). paraw. .si /44:*
ar—lthr#yT.Pttmaa.H
-p~f
t:.• el' • S. as I bi.,t • turtert
catip• fr,= a ditty baLs
DI T.llll Hl§ Itt."llla9
By 12 e t 's:k CA:tit was ;,147,01fal TbeiZda
ins 11 great. 7" ri , s. az.l list fr ewer
5tit..te3.4 , 117. If* i 3,1 rest frs E•st tb. MN%
ro i bile e'sasin,g ova tore hts as. ts,:viers [TIN
:net W tl.st
LVSSZ 1r 3 'la 1.,r
LVICh WL4 u . 2 o'fixi. by • Irre‘k,
the thna wol -root la rsistvg ospritscebil
compbrirg rerol•a
DIEMZIM3=I
At 7 o'z' • ha catty tz:on . .,, la 1 . .. a Otittitil
14.4 a .11 , 4 .7 re - 4121! [4'Tb/tali:ova:tat
cris•.:-!• °rival. ',brava
pial:is : taalat•a TDm
P ph .i•a ?t , fsa heac•
az rlbbt.t. w:•3 rhwh 'smear CI:
tAicsd inesktn. Das Mt sex bin
4.Na:ea hufsv Ilia ops Ls elaaret, Its , 4 ha miss
©ore alar.ty tai %at aay tts• baton'. 1114 7 alt
grey t:lat .teir t;:m• 11 ra thttt • ia. aLI !Ital . Mary
taint so scot; jto 03. Tbi rct.•,(Ne.rrerhe •
the galat aml tan. Gnenkl raw. daLlahta to i =
Prit:e'sl•ll:pi's+4; ten 3 ty.w. 12 a %atilt way,
charm all by 11 . 3 ~ tilne »marts. at! the tits;
hafla,t clretqal Its:o szl atm, lie cp w diets rye!
11L2': ,. :: XOTTWI.St•
At L 1:E1 as ifstkazier
r.:r I:4•mr , lay et,glt, LiIWYW
will 15,1 a re f.rosan44, at PoJt• s Clot* UAW, &LA .
the PrEL aural.
nr. rapi:z 1•D T-21 %INV:SAX...I W711:11:.e. It
I=:EU9
Astr2.2,l r_s al,) a= an., • 111.1 Z eL area 7
ssperiaosse and ast!.=l:l4 117..r..4, Las aim ties
Prt cza Ise tetarris.r :zasz :41 CaZiasrsiat
pers.)es t, - i.e. , * 1 W tales p:gsta at bat.
, Lit it:ry U tenon .
He Lamle: me a ealaz .t . as sot data Pe UP
oc-= mass: szslia c serial W av•
gz; I. •• GLS.I.III".
.• 11. r .11.; t4s l'eieos ars wet," he sad
•• I`.: to :1 > m hat his Late: re 61.1:," I ta
rtl
1"_.1. Prim:a I srf/..1 tlza cll.l
;ass ale's let tr.say lilts a that :.s .- .1.11 ;pi:. In
the rsl , .;r is the w.lrie s psta. We sea Led
tsw:-.4 ;het, Pans U2llO-'404: =-11t:37/ I 124111 A
I.lx)by I sael has h;e. he Ms.( bete Pr l s4 as
fe: at htel cct.
To s;eslt . I .ll.ster Watt," be set.
.I:zi't It. 1 • =. s 11 11z :
stu,apiet at.l crt III:7 2. bvssle las me.
I .e 1,13 re•ls•r r t"_• t.,..ers-7 14 -.0 7 rag
sz}..7 te,tpz:r fa wly.4l:* vie* bur,
Sr., e:: tests 3 OA. tl 1.. begot-el se 11 arm.
bit? l. ,w the repel ebse:
flr I knl,/ 0:07 1.; b2l ti":4' l 9 t"-NO Lre
h•e.l s./.;brvir a l} tLalt eases;
t .2,5.z51.7 44 , 14: t/t1 ,'• Oar
k bo.lt I Itr:a• calm 15471
t,y bv... Is s fl,r11:: tae: me It sh az . it ;
Eat 3-1 *41.-., 3t• C7l:-1. I ete't be.;
t -1 - 1 ,1 *.! 1 103') = =rill
, the f.t. ..z..t• szettizte
; r....4An•r. :as ,Issas.
*di -,,r7 th• 3.442-..11 OVA e: .14 121 , 4
yes.
j .
Tb• !less hvirt• a,,:+,."• *v.
:n?, r ••1 -7 a- 4. I LAO
; • - . 1 .1.:;rt• ens yr%
• - 7-e •71 az „ l
•;1 at V: 4 ::' , "•• • I et -itr,! I ort , •
I 417 I ;:t •• '4 '2l V41" , •-17-a tl, ty
I try 1.1 ts rz sea; ylre , s-stke7
has tts. }rt 371 h- r 'lime, srpoulmtly
sbor..c.a. w, • her tat 41M
,—) 11.11111)1_7:=42:0 4.2 L.:1; L.2*
tigers blset-s, 1:f t:. I,eiostl his B.
N.,zb're. - Lhetlotree re lists vv.
100 ta best eesphle,g seer 4 0 . 3 m the I wale
belt 1. , has: cf his rause was slued of situ kle
}dud. flee :" I Wiz hit hs,S.l.. Sikh /1 4,
slys't w srely, set gi hits I asst Cm* pm
) :27 set al so I err.* to Übe boss tit Um
qI•CD ar.l 033 ,1L- t, I pal an sty tts4 sed IMAM
Want' ' 1 selllarte'risl. as I watt den;.
" Strz of you yire Irukaut
plat c.ryor Ity eeseri:r !non ao.• NOW" at its
:ztet Kies sf I.z,tlsel }seed Le scri von 10144
Din s bWlLsea: .og•. 44 4-44 Uwe* Wok i *W.
I wuttri to 1;133 bt4 Vii!..o2:gaklaort &Ls kura.
!els he a rr71.1. tuts te drptly• Tun bisidad
r.f e 4 ,413 td ILl4rtm. livrigi .7 sim
g , ci.xcac