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THE PRESS,
ogIIED DAILY, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,)
BY JOHN W. FORNEY,
OFFICE No. 417 CHESTNUT STRUT.
DAILY PRESS,
°1"" Vla WZIK, Parable to the Carrier.
00 ,5 to Subsoribers out of the My at Six Dou,aste
w 0,,, Pont DOLLANI lOU Einll7 eIoNTITIO,
)1 , 1 DOLLAR'. roe 9Ez MONTUS-InVarieblr M ad
00 , for the time ordered.
Tat-WEEKLY PRE ,
itiw to so kanbeng out of the City at Tuns" DIA
0. PSI ANNUM. in advance.
SUMMER RENORTS.
HOUSE,
T end or 111ellelACEIllt3 RTTS Avenue,_
ATLArITPI
1. WM ix looted immedix•relLan the Beech, and
nociontmndatinu [or Viettore ,
gro; narrate, W LL,LZ fri. 'Mkt I rt.llols4lit,
Proprietor.
I ttt - trd _
kvEkBATI:II.I%, ISAILItisa, AND ElbH.
ON'
~,,,e r
LAN'Tic ROUSE,
WATCH WILL,
Near Ptorminton, Conn.
T h i celebrated irsusrloa-plaos hotel, whege the
, 1 0 , ~e -hine ethos, Ftobteg. and tee
the beet quality of ee% lon , are superior to
o„",;ticr ten Latted State', wilt be °pitied On the
A( lune MI,
et U. S. Eft'KerCt. ft,
PrOvirietar.
Ingo 1 ni
.RIG GS HOUSE
OHIOAOO,
The undersigned respectfully alumnae to their
ietde getroro, and the travelling publlo Renerally.
„M a rini to the !stringency of the tines, the have
„ mo d the price of board to TWO DOLLANA per
ilitatfol for the patronage so liberally beatoweld
, t eem, the/ reepectfullf oak ter a continuance of
Ihe sroe, meurinc their nations th‘t the "
that
v iu conduoteu on thlll mime I bent Olen that hag
hiretufore chartioterised their establishment.
WM. F. TUCKER & Co.
jelf.lm
K.ITTATI HOUSE,
DELAWARE WATER OAP.
Tim Waste plane IN now; open., presenting Increased
sum tams for the eessOn,
I,sre Kensington ttepot at 7 o'olook A. M., and ar
t'” sRUM n o
—Fr
o'cloic Peale.
Morton hi °Michael.
!ants A. tiodey. Samuel 0, linos', sad Maxie'
B.eser. w BROIllt. AD,
ist.
it AbtiAiniltia," .1.10
HUY, N,
A eIihNDID NEW viouvE,
v, corner of Atlantic and Messiteimsetta Avenaeat
Now ovn for the reception of Boailleis _
Th. RoOMB &ad Table of HZ ALHAMBRA" are
oynomsed basallou on l oh eCseam.
and Refreshment Ba
aan to the House, Telma Iviodemte.
O. DUBOLI At, B. S. YOU'O,
2114 Prowletora.
114.)USEli.
SUIPLZY, HAZARD, & HUTCHINSON,
110 ORESTNOT VI"
COMMISSION KEROKANTS,
FOR 111 LB RALE OP
PHILADELPRIA-MADE
GOODS.
MILLINERY GOODS.
_ _
WROLEIALE STOOI.. AT RETAIL.
THOS. lc 141NNEDY & BRO.
Tim OOESVNUT street, below
Are offering their Stook of
FRENCH FLOWERS.
AND STRAW GOODS.
AT RETAIL.
sel4.tf CREW? FOR CASH.
OSOCERIZS.
1 oI4PATT , TEI pion:HNC{ IN TUE
13131.11L1M
we are premmed, ea heretofore, to supply families M
ttitr 0011.2417 lesulemes with every desorlPelort of
111411 1111.00 EXITS, TEA!. ,to., O.
ALBERT O. ROBERTS
1107313111 NILIMEITIL AND 111101
EXCELSIOR HAMS.
J. H. MIOHENER &
I.IMOVINION "PALER&
asn OVIIIZO or wra
ISZKERIAIIIII
"EXCELSIOR"
11111101-01114E0 RAM&
PM AXD 144 1101.71 7101/1`
titotwoon Arok and boo argent. , -
11412aDlil , P1111 ,
Itbalnitly-oelonnsted Exoeboot Rams are omit by
1. a. to. a. Co. (in a style *tanner to themselves), ox
&forfoottlY ; are of dobottaut flavor, free from
mph:aeon% taste of salt, and ars - nrononnoed bi
Was Istpemar to %UV now ftflikrAd for Woo. strin•lrn
LOOKING (LASSES. '
LOOKIICG-OLASSEg.
Now daily exhibiting ant owl:Meting new and de
sist styles of
LOOKING—GLABBES,
Ganibiniise all the latest improvements and facilities i
stannfaature.
Great novelties in Walnut and - Gold, and .Gosearaod
end likokl tempos for MIRGGIta.
P tiernieet 'extensive and, varitd assortment in lob `
ma DT. '
JAMES -ar-E - .A:RT., - E - & - gON;
BAILLIIB I GALLERIBB,
mitt' tr BlB cutter:4in sTnE gT.
BANKING.
AUGUST BELMORT ez 00.,
BANKERS.
60 WALL BTBEET NEW YORK,
Imes Lettere of ore& to travellers, available la all
Wig of Etl7ooo, through the Keens. Rothsehtld of Pa
rig, Leedou g Frantro#,Ntelgle. VleMllg s g and Milli' OCT -
Mrsondersti, feltig-era*
PINIE WATCH REPAIRINC.
PERSONS. HAVING - IrINE WATOHEB
,-..- twig •nete v itithette given Ato seafeation - to. the
:NM erie le tad to bons them to onr isto oiL letiere
ta de ire (a elm be remedied be thoroughir Mlle and
; 134
mine fitmen t isini,the l e t4oh enixvented to slue
10 k 4r6 mite ion, •'-- • - - ' • - - - - •
et Val - Molest' Boxes,'&o., careens sont m
W "* . ° "4. `_ • ' aid. k:Bitonalt. , -
mt Urtere orWatoiali Kemal oxes: Medlar, lee.t
3114 ciamelrttlil Street. bedew Fourth.
CABINET FURNITURE.
InABINET
1.14311/ 'FABIAN. .
MOORE ,C3AMPION.
No. set SOT= 63300f4D STREWN.
k*sonaeedes their. exten,lrs Cabinet Baataiwo.
&711 pew Mirimarsgiote of
OW ° r v etiFta l i t iVahr e o d U v a l gOlt.
tuoa are pro .br a who hate used thee, to
beetpertor to others.
lot the ty eAd e ptith tame Tsbloo an ion
ro t raiWir e h r o %M.L.dir m in li t=aotot t li g th c Olr
wort.
BUSINESS'S QUIDS.
DB. WILLIAM ALIMANDER, NO. 340
B. POURTA Etwit Moors Piz*. °Moe boars
Iton cedlook• A. M. MO r.
J OHN - T WELSH, PRACTICAL SLATE
ROOFER THIRD Btroot And GERMANTOWN
eadnrillinNitd to put on anLomount of Roofing. on
moo
building pet moderato Orals. Will guaranty .to make
4 , 0,7 irfnotty water-dab Organ progontly
.ttgao4l•4l to va.7-
JOB.N ifiLLIOTT, WINIC and 1,141301 iii,
Nos. 311 and . 819 WALNUT Street. (
and g~grth, Do ebestrnen!
Vrish' be rrNl i l OW WDlstte +el~
I lath ell na.) paaly
pAWSON &"144.WilUbirfOrl,
BOOKBINIVERAI L
x... 119 and Sill MINOR WM,
Beiirtile yet anAlilr i rrit stresta.
MI PALA , JAL B. ALOIOIIIOIII
tt 4 btuffurscrroxy,
.1i NEW STNI.E.E7.
• UV ovary aosarrimor tu agit
Piles mid t . v .. . 4 i, 0,9,-
isCisr . made ' ILE ..esd REAM..
W Ht.. Mom,
SA illtemtpreei ).. NimIllSOT mussel%
im.mititur lei= la a s. ). B. B MITA.
LEGAL.
"‘t.l
r TER COURT or 0 pHILA
nu rpt THE CITY AND COUXTY or
itdDittl si i . 0. MAR° it ye. JOlll4 A. 11END... '"(P.
la Equity.. J nos Tem,lB6l .
The And
tini iitiacneted to such settle, end adjust the
ati•otiet of DAVIT) 0 Gl'oo •EN. reorivor. sod to Jo-
Port Otatrt button of the b 4111004 in h.s bends, 'will awe,.
Its partial interested et Vs °Moe, ho. Scioto
1 11 X fit &Toot, oa MOB CA Jut. 8. 1.881. et 11 &cloak
OAS , ' ur,
lets frow-et• Auditor.
LIETTICRS TESTAIdXNTIJIX TO THE
EST&TR ef JOHN H. WHEELER. demised.
." 8 moor. Third and Lombard streets. hatrint been
lOali'd to the undersigned. all persons indebted to said
is to are ttqueotoo to t ooke l oornent, and all worsen,
441114 alining are feanesiod to preeeot them to
CHA Lk A FE 1111rti,
.I_o7 WA LN ter Street.
JOHII COMM.
3/3 Ut4.10/1 !Street.
Nva '
y.
WUNELLR. who continues tbs Gm
an Tea Sualaeaeorentbereat earner e1 . ..11410.D
and
1 4 0 aBARO r ueap. to dui, authorised to repairs.
payment or sabot due said Estate, and aooonnts against
It Fe leftleith tittn.
Jane y be OW Jell•enthilt
NFries 1t3.115111,81 WITIPY,
the follotenk Cart fkoe,Le of Burplas of ih.*PhliV.
Ventst
Nampa Life inanrules' Company timr , itg been
or mm ad. so nirp.,witoa has bo.a made to the
C o r plliiELY fur the teem, of a. now oenitooto No. W.
W. Wm. Ailicm.S. 430. J.w
VOL. 4.-NO. 28 5.
SUMMER RESORTS.
CONGRESS HALL,
ATLANTIC CITY. N.
will
be
scnotons T-Touse. situaled Atlantio Qtr. will
be opened on the SOO June. 'with evetT at O‘"nMea.ll°''
for visitors. The Rouse fronts the beach lee Wt. wring
apiend , d view of the - croup: and le near- the risking
and Sadist . point. .120 limns indt be geared to secure
the emmfort and convenience or scoots.
J 24 teal TH.G*Ag G. UARRIcTT.
ILIGEIT HOUNIE COTTAGE, ATI, NTTI)
R-4 CITY. tee nearest Ranee to the safest part of the
beach, in now open for *1 Season.
TeIaINIS M* TIPR.
NO LIQUORS SOLD ON pßfrAimvs,
JORN WOOTTON,
Preepetor.
Iat.IDE ilu ATLANTIC WAY,
N... 7 N. J.
EV DAVID NOATTERGOOD,
A NEW PRIvATE DOAR ING-110UR. boauti
folly Wasted at Ott toot of PeitallylVaMa Avenue
Now opea for elicitors for the treason. Je2B 4m
SE A BATaING.--‘t The Clarendon, "
I formerly Ittritluis Roue,) VI ROI R
AVNIK.
ATL ANTIC 01 rY, many ope for the sesommodation
boatdent. his Rouse is situated immediate
the Beaoh, and flora every room de s. "us 'near of
the sea. I •0913m] JAMES J hel KINS, &I. D.
TAM! lANY HOUSE, NURI H
LINA AVENUE, Near the Depot, .A I'LaNne
CITY. • ,
The eubmoriber takes ;denature in informing him former
patrons and the pub is that he ha. reopened the abo.•
Howe, weve he will he happy to please all who may
favor him with a mill. -
ieitt Sta ELIAS CLEAVPR, Proprietor-
QUMMER. BO A.RDI N ATLANTIC
CITY, N J., ASH t. INDIO HOUSE,
Corner of Penneylvants Avenue and the Reamed,
Atiando Avenue, . •
12 NOW OPEN
For the reception of permanent or transient boNriers.
hat tut JOlll B. 8 'PDX KB.
WAgg;Nh44'ri
-I,l;billuoUSE,, ATLANTIC
h s the finest.n‘thies Ground on tt:elfblibte and
tense', 5860. Batetos resees P.oluded for w.eldy
hoarders only. Board Der da, $ l 5O r.antin meals 54 )
1158,11t-_, JURA RI-attn. HAM.
ENTUCKY HOUSE,
ATLANTIC CITY, If J.
Tole ornifortable and convenient new house bosomed
On Itentunty avenue opposiie the rinrillouse, has bean
fitted up for visitors this FOAV`R
P. QUIGLEY, Proprisiors.
N. B.—Horses and Carriage. to Hire. Jey4-2m
CENTRAL HOUSIC,,
• ATLANTIC CITY, X. J.,
L AWLOR. Proprietor.
The above new house is open for Boarders. Rooms
equal to any on t e beaoli, well ventilated. high oeti
mge in. dervanta attentive and polite. Approximam
to the Bathing grounds , less-tut
PRANKLIN HOUSE, ATLAtiTIO OLT it,'
N. J. ' •
BY MARY
This Boost fronts the surf. and possesses the arrest
liathins G ovoids on the beach Heading SBA per
week; 81.50 per day. Finite meal AO °ants. •
13athins Dresses included for weekly boulders only.
;eat
- (IOANSTiTUTIONAL
ATLANTIO CITY, N. .T.,
01=i tir kw" 1, )
of:h Old Globs.)
Proprietor.
The ehoteest brandso.. /Atmore and (Agars to 1*
found on the island. . 1,24
(91413111131 A, DUSE, Atlantic City
a.." „N. J. Dfrore, RD DO'h.E.PrOtrrieter;
Thla Honrela lit the immediate , vicinity of the Surf
Rouge, at d wlthie hall a /QUM'S of the best Bathing
Grounds on the beach. The proprietor will use every
ed'ort to usAke his guests ooaifortable. Terms reevou -
able: irSt
110 TIM,
Maul., opposite the United States Hotel.)
ATLANTIC C.TY. N. J.
, • SAMUEL ADAMS. Propnetor.
1hn"r.—.. 7 .-- tiiii 1 75ae : i 3: 4;;10 . h1ie . ...... * 147
c 412
- ti.
ligirßvaraere accommodated on the moat reeinnebla
terms, Jm
QE A-VAT/116.'6.—N 6.Tt INAL L L.
CAPE 'ELAND. gap% Mem IC .I.—The ornpriethr of
the above-named loosted establ•shment would
resproifully inform the thousands 9. Guts a that hove
heretorore wonted hts house that in order to meet rho
prtesure of the times he has. for •he Pretreat season*
ILE LICeD OUR ItGLK for 0 wrde s r T
DOitt..Aß4 PER WWEK- Children none- IS 'rears , T
age and servantshalf vice. t.tmenor a-oomairgiations,
at ample room for ZO persona.
R.ro ta to J. Van rand 243 itchstreet, Philadelphia.,
jai sat Anitori atirtE rko Provrsetor. -
iiiEA-BATill • G.—The UNIDO') ter fi.TBS
BOTEta ,ATLANTIO. - N' .1.. is now seen for
visitors. Thiel is the largest and i-eabfurnishod Hotel
+la The Island. and being convenient to the hearth
.end
surrounded hi extensive and well abided grounds: is a
demireLtote Boum- for f•miliro It is lighted sy.th, gel
arid Well supplied with purn,wninr. Gerrnbuta
Society will famish the music f.r the semen. 'The
care atop at the door of the Hotel for the e nvenienoe
of guests. InitSfitiAa
jeto-tf.
QUIN HOUSE, ATLANT[O Orr!, NEW
sPaszir,
R.
ThiHOTb. with He first-ease aonommooations for
over 400 guests. will be opened Op the lith ----
81tua Led yam, o - timer 066131. St point
the bat tng .rs the beet and safest on the closet and.
remarkable for an uqueuall7 dm nod health- atmos
phere, the tilarrP tiOtralt will be found one of the 'Molt
attraattve plums a'ttia- , e-art near Philadelphia.
rho table will to moat liberally suppbodi The honey
is lighted with gas and plentifully supplied with good
A fine baud of mania and the services of several
feet-sea Itg 'Vacate have been engaged, and on the Pre
are ttilliard Tab'es Bowing Allem, and a entd
Meat nee. for of Both Rouses. The Forking. tiannlng.
and galling at Atlantio cis l
_amines be sarpnesed
Ali trains mop at the BUSY BD WM. to tand sad take
av ir V or " arny lll t a n t larmaiton, apply at ASIULAND 11.01:Prrt.
A& 'EI Street. Ptubutelphiei, or address the Subscriber
at the itarf fiewee.
etc set , B. 8. fikNIION. Proprietor.
H OWLAND'6 HOTEL.—
The sabeit l ieflggr i era ge l l i i i olf i tt, AliClL
on mums/ , " "111°R15
inslll•lrn EL HOWLAND, Proprietor.
CONGRESS HALL,
CAPE' MAYCA.PE lAL4„ND, R. S.
This wall known first elm Atotel win be opened for
the ref:emboli of eneste on -lift: RIM •Y, Jane SO. ,
WBBT & TH.ORPFION,
jewev _ , Proprietors.
COLUMBIA,.Gape talattd. N. J.
This celebrated house will be opened for the re
otiop of guest. on June 26.1851. ,
the situation of the house is one of the molt beauti
ful on the Ulundi commanding an unobetrnotod view of
the oaeau,
Ati. baud of mush" has-been engaged asahmivehr for
We house fort e season.
A large number of bath houses are oonneoted with
the establiihment. Good stabiing for horses attached
to the prenu es.
it , polieatione for rooms or other partioniere will meet
11th prompt attention he . addressing the au t eet it i eg.,
JAE. IL LAIRD Proprietor.
cape island. N. J.
TO NTiNE HOTEL, NEW HAIFEN,
001416RCTICIIT.—T4e Subscriber refuntlahed
firm-e'eae Hotel , entare Wet Spring. re
modeled the old Dining Room, added ati new
Ordinary. and put in complete order , him Millard 4 d
Rath Rooms. realities 0414 41Y° rAitroa ot - Roo.= at
either Bongs gains , id; al ear urst-gpasi 130418_1a 013
Country. Boarders nen so to end from the TONTI rat;
to the 13.14 e D, th , re Sines It der, by real, and take their
male at either Snow, without extra charge. Raving
poronesed and stoosed a large Flinn at eannenes Head
this sprin the two hopes will be fisnsiehed_wat, Meade.
radlu g, 7, thatar. Veserab4s. and Fnut, dull;
from •be Ps.rm. A Wartime Line has Wen put up:
Sachem's Head and at the Tontine ag i o Prayrsetnes'
owe expense, whioh °mtant' with alLtha linen; In the
United Staten. - 71.• LAM 86&AUSTDPI.
- -
QAOIECEDI'S HEAD HOTEL, GUILFORD,
CON , ,—.The proprietor. of this well-known. fini
aptau,GuthtnnablephlMMOß ROL tite. worild inform its
former patrons. and the public generally, that he bruit
on three hundred 'set last sprint. making seventy tour
new,. bed rooms. new din..rig room• forty by one' hun
dred. new parlor, forty by se •enty. ' heart room in me
house is newly turnismeo, with new carpets and new
cott.ige furniture. The Hotel is of modern ocinarnac
bog. built on an extens i ve scale, with ommodations
for four hundred giomts ; beaubfally located no
island Round. fourteen miles east of New Raysn, on
the brew London and tßonington Railroad; new bit
hard -room, con v enien t new ttbles ;tw the ba n.. ,te-pin
alleys, at a. distance from and
twelve new bathing 'houses. Fishing is nut ear sued
on:Tthis, Sound. A, new yacht ot forty-five tons, and
several small arill-boats, will be cormututir on 'hand,
ready rorparties. ~.•
Going from New York to Sachem's Read. take the
3A. Vain and 3P. RI. train; cheek and ticket .
Sachem's Read direct, changing ears at New Raven;
time through 3if, limits. Prom New Raven to the Read
theß a. Yd., Id.".and will .me 40 nanurcee." „At
asehees Read - depot be found one of Cook's
best four - torsoOmnibusee, new and clean, to °airy you
direct to the house.
A new Barn , one hundred by fifty-two feet; was built
lard spring, vitiate will aroommodats tat, horses:
teen-a Ores Of lay have been enclosed . end filled with
onsamentAl and tint trees, watts do.
The house wit be opened for the reoeution of com
pany She Seth day of June next, under the immediate
enpenntendenoe of the cyrner.
ft. B.—blosoultroti are never seen at the Bead.
3434 M . H. Vicr. SCRANTON.
AND EUf.
co LESSON RIN
ON . SPGS, CAMISRLA. 00.,
pai...,-T,t x t. delighthil and popular T oe of Romer
n. lboatad &Featly' op th e line of the Pennsylvania
RailtpaO, on the summit of the it Ilegbel mountains.
Montt-three hundred feet above the lave of the ocean.
iri)r be open for anent, the IMUN of J . einoe lasi
season the ironed* have been greatly improved and
beautified, rendering Cr.eman one of thi moat rernantio
o t
end ottreorlve ia'aors in the Elbste. The f thither' It
Bing thoroughly renovated. The spealtef ,plsarArs.
and the enlister from heat or digest.. rill nd it Wrao
ttons here. In o first-olag Lipiry Stab in Hilliard
Tablas, Tenpin Alley.. lii. , ko.. together with the
Purest air and Voter. and the 91•4 t magnifieent moun
tain *ashen to NI rOIiIIIr tII the ooentfl.
Tieing' good, (9r the round imp from Philadelphia,
SNP) • from Pittdrarg. s3z.
Forkrther littera:ration, address
G. W. MULA t in t
Jo{- AIR Creation Bprinfs. Gigaton' co., Pa.
lIZ P H 11. A T A MOUNTAIN RPRINGS,.
E
LANCASTE/LCAUNTY th i e VEN T FYINANIA,
Th , s celebrated watering 0 open o r visa
tors on the 3d day of TUNE . with a il a ab.raetiona of
tomer lespone,
eive.ted on a mountain 1400 feet aeon! Edi-Vater•
oTeriookina therlch..st saricritmysi count' y to the
world the air perfeutly Wire and dr., at all time., ren
ders it proverbially healthy. ,
share are ample aemoremodatione for 400 iriaitoes—;
fine graded. waits through the forest to the yanotts
springs and summer houses on the atom:Rain and to
the obeesvatory. from the top of which Is preuentod to
ttip eje one of the lanest cadnet a/A.41 5 0,1re
roost° view. to be seen. A griorhearyis test on the
I .l.o.,itieeautrfel_drivee around ; hot and cold bathe ;
a polo d band i..f Mud° (from the tiermania, o y ph i .
In(elp a;) howhitir alleys and billiard samo gio , w ith
the latest itepriived tables. Large gardens attached to
the 011300, from chlolsb the vogeiablea . 0 . 0 ie .
kil ash for the table, w hi ch, lixi. will VA& entailed rani
Philidelphia and s et more markets . as we lt ae
the nob ectiooltural oonntry around. Careful
0"04"mm,......
y.,.... iv .....tidwith tee establishment fot
moms ream tee ate proprietor. the uneervintiew
empires the. o patrons of the plane and the ehette
' ZeUttrs ll 7 thatit trill b 6 0 OcktOttelt In every depart
..,.it in tit farmer pow:LILT gray•
7Vitori to tau Simons will take the ears to Lawn,.
rhos lamelee sMeing over pleasant-4004 and
ter. • e ,l 4. 4 „ beisatifo.FictLy. Thrdogh stokers mood
Milo, ylvania road °aloe, EL EV.eiNTSInd
at the • , Streets, hi liefila. - .
yytRICBt - o gy . ti*s Of airtightru toe proprietor
or furiee , ' = corner I'LEIR end VINE
z . i . e rg to Pad. b. --` e it. BEYBON. o. li North
.Wej and 03 js.. , Ithia r i .addriSse .
FIITII. &treat. YlUlarr-. el. q , BLAYMAHER,
Eptirata . P. i...; -Pencester co.. Pa.
mile-tm if --w.
WHITE SULPHUR, AND (MALY
BEATE arstame,
DOUBIA L TIrG PAP•
Thee* !twines are in Cumberland thi
rty
y fl llei west of arrieberg en the Cum' rind
salroso.•sii s.• now open for the /OOP pt 1.012 Ot visitors,
Posed from bee to Juliet eo.tats. aeoordins r 'ego*
Creel/re YOttr %brawl' tint at tee Vann') (yaws Mann
Med °thee, at st ItOILO.O &I WO 84 th oath. •
....14.tallott 8.8 isossi, ,It., & tie 3 Market street.
Ireep!tt?rsartion. Garde,
COYLE. A/4 4 . & ! RAKER,
.jedo-Itn" PreerhttOre•
MANSION HOUSE, Bit okrsopi,
.I.Tl'kohurltiil county. Pa.; Ja now oun for Matom
pp r Ural. apply rm Pramual.
1•24-1 m HEA.D.
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tExtraoted, hi Punch. from the latest edition of Dag
wel.'ll Life of Dr. Johnson.L
The next day was Saturday, and I called
upon my revered friend In the ,TemPle, and
after some hesitation I mentioned that I
,IMd
purchased tickets of admission to the Crystal
Palace to Bee the feats of the Freneh acrobat,
Blondin, who Wu to exhibit that day. I firdd
that I did, not know whether I should „go or
cc Sir," said Dr. Johnson, cc why do you tall
me a lie ? You know that yon have resolved
upon witnessing this Frenchman's exhibition,
and the weakness of the desire is less culpable
than the cowardice of the mendacity that would
veil it." l
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admitted .that,l,itajt cariosity,to behold
Instance' of the 'power ofleOurage and skill.
In surmounting difficulties of -a grave nature.
e You area humbtagp--said my•venerated
friend. ‘ e You Care'. math frig fellow'i
Courage or.skill, but , you,have a vnigardesire.
to go .wittit the multitude,•an'd pert/awn con
'coaled hope that you may-be -present at a
painful catastrophe.' • •
I urged that the Prince of Wales, my
Sovereign's eldest son, had .witnessed the
sight, and rewarded . the performer with a
medal.
My honored friend became exceedingly an
gry. "Do not," he said, "drag the name of
a member of the royal family of these realms
(royal de facto he added with a muirner to
himself) into your miserable plea. The Prince
ofWales in not refusing to join in a transat
lantic holiday; was gracefully diechargingun
Instalment of the duty for which he was ac
credited to the-West. You have no business
on Sydenham-hill, and if you bad a medal,
so far from bestowing it upon Blondin., you
would stick it upon your own hat, and repeat
the Paoli farce. Let me hear no such non
sense."
But my character, as is well known,.lB one
of invincible fortitude and pertinacity, and
when I- know myself to be in the right, I am
not easily put dowii. I therefore returnedle
the charge with a courage which almost asto
nished myself.
4, Pinder sang the' prairies of horse-raeing, ,
Dr. Johnson," I replied.
& horse is not a Frenchman; nor are you
Finder" retorted . my revered friend, with
that:quickness which belonged to him. The
lively sally restored his geed humor, for he
added, ci You are not oven a Pinder of Wake
field, though in your heart you despise Goldy's
Vicar of that locality."
• This was unjust, told_ him that thotigh
I did not think so highly of Goldsmith's little
tale; as - Honda - did,'l was' far from deipisingall
elegantly :tyritteciiiid — dititel . able. I thep
ii'Dr. - Johnson . ,,'.Will'Youdb me the-favor
to come and see Blondlit?' t: •
He laughed, and - said—l was - putting him to
the experiinenfUni • Citlirs4ii,hich I afterviards
thought a moat felicitous-phrase, because the
Frenchman had - to <, cross" the transept.. I
doubt not that I have lost hundreds of equally
good things through my culpable negligence
of transcription.
4, Why, sir," be said, cc if you had asked me
to purchase a ticket for this sight I should
have peremptorily refused, because I am not
justified 'in contributing to bribe a follow
creative, though only a Frenchman and a'
mountebank, to risk the less of his life. Brie
as yea have paid for the tickets, and as I shalt
not repay you, the mitts is with yourself, and I
will accompany you." - • :t
lc We ire at the Crystal Palace," I re:
marked, as the train entered the station.
4 ' The building is not of eryetal, nor is it a
palace," said my illustrious friend. ,
The name, 1 said humbly, was given by M.
Punch.
Mr. Punch is a great authority," said Dr.
Johnson, removing his hat fora moment,
"and I witliegly accept -his his noniericlaturo.
The fact had escaped me."
S.o ready was he to own an error whei it
was properly brought before him.
it Mr. Punch," he continued," is most' for
tunate in selecting denominations. It wris he
wbb gave the name-,-ot Arcadia - Or flistnew
acceded garden and locality at South Kensing
ton, a name whic4 I observe the journals
are all adopting .v. , Alont acknowledgment of
the original inventor. Bat few can so well
afford to be robbed, though the wealth of the
Bank of. England is no excuse tor the crimi.
nighty of the burglar."
We proceeded across the beautiful gar ... den,
and my revered friend, whose classic reCol r
lections were ever ready, pointed to the-Mer
cury on one of the water temples; od' re
'-marked that there was a Bleed in ready perched.
I said, " Slat in crier-num." but was immedi-
ately and sternly rebuked by my honored
friend for light use of a word ltignltying I
eternity. "Ent," be atided,-ptaufai
not be cast down, for you yourself'are an ,
everlasting donkey." Tbia reassured me, and
we ascended to the gallery and took our sea's.
Gazing-down upon the vast area, on the sides
of which and around it were nearly 10,000
persons, Dr. Johaton whispered slily ,
"Do you think, • many persona would come
to see you supported by a singlo cord ?"
I felt hurt ; fur, though I am conscious of
many shortcomings, it was wounding to think
that the greatest moralist of the age had ever
seriously contemplated my coming to be
hanged.
"Do not be a fool," said Dr. Johnson,
kindly, "You will repose in your Scottish
mausoleum, followed by an Incalculable array:
of semi-denuded Caledonia boors; so be
happy, and survey mankind."
The Frenchman came upon the rope, ran,
tumbled, stood on his head, feigned.to slip,
lardown, walked backwards bliadfolded, and
performed his other extraordinary gymnastic
feats at a height of Igo feet from the floor that
had been cleared . below. Military music
played, 'Abe vast' assembly applauded, and
tears came into my eyes.
« What are you blubbering for ?" said my
illustrious friend. c. Do you envy that poor
acrobat his triumph, or do yon imagine that
you yourself could perform those feats better ?
En the first alternative tho sentiment is un
worthy ; in the second, the vanity itieglegi
ons." •
'REMEDY
LANGIIO4,
IIERVOUBDINS&
ECM READAORS,
NECrI'ICI. FLUSH, bo.
01 N 01747.
:*ONDAY, 'JULY 1, 1861.
MONDAY, JULY 1, :1881
Johnson and Blonain.
Thus did he ever seek to-improve my mind
arid heart, and what do I not owe to him / I
told him,-however, that he misjudged me, and
that I was weeping to think that 10,000 of my
fellow-creatures bad assembled to derive mt.
citement from the chance of a French moun
tebank breaking his neck.
is Spare your tears, and stow your twaddle."
responded my venerable friend. " They have
come for no such savage purpose. They have
heard that a pereon has acquired the art of
safely walking on a suspended cord, and they
evince a laudable desire to witness a triumph
of pourage and of skill. bo yon degrade your
fellow -subjects to the level of the Roman
spectators 4f gladiator fights ? Is" there one
person in that crowd who would tarn up the
thumb, it doing so would bring down that
acrobat to that doer?"
I did not dare, to remind him that he had
summarily crushed my own plea in his cham
bers, but I asked him whether ho would "take
anything to drink. Ho was coudesceading
enough to partake of a bottle of Scottish , ale,
with mo, and seasoned it by a good himored
gibe at my selecting liquor bearing the name
of my country.
ce The health of the French acrobat; with :
the American reputation, in a tumbler of
Scotch ale i" he said.
" Drunk by Dr. Johnson," I ventured to
add, " Whose reputation is neither French,
nor American, nor Scotch, nor English, but
universal."
" You are a thundering humbug," said , my
revered friend, smiling. I have reason to be
lieve that be was pleased, for he permitted.me
to, pay the cab from the terminus to the Tem
ple.
AM IMPORTANT °SPINAIIOE.—The
Ellett Oonvention has pealed the following oral
uaboo—yoss bB, nay. 27:
Bent Ordained, That the payment of the int*.
rest open the bonds of the State now the property
Of the United !Motes, or held by it In trust, or
whleh ate now the property of a official or oorpo 7
ration of said Government, or of any btete adhe
ring thereto, shall be snepended during the iixist.
tc WOr;.and for the purpose of ascertaining the
bonds so owned, the coMMissioners of the• sinking
Lund shall cause each interrogstions .as they may
prescribe to be answered ender oath. The letarest
on said bonds,
except those held as aforesaid. and
the sterling bonds payable in London, shall be
paid in at the treasury, and not elsewhere, in 0111 ,
rum.
EXTRACT from a letter, dated (lamp Spielman;
Maryland, Jane 24, 1961!
" Oor brigade, Man Wynkon,) Berea( 'aid'
Third Regimente. Pennsylvanta Volunteers, inoved •
from Puokstown to Ibis pima last evening. The
First Prone. 11401116Dt bee gone to Frederick
dental other regiments moved toward the Polo.
mao last night. Oar ,oamp is three miles from the'
river, a little below Meroenburg. 'Oen Patter
rm's whole fors* seem. to • be approaehiag the
river tradu.lty, aed.will no doubt ores' at several
points into Virginia-in a few days. The , bealtb of
out ttoops is goeTd- , COmmialarist and q a &e'er
toaster's department have improved wonderfully.
OfSeers and men are an=ions for a !lilt's with the
Confederate force& _ -If 'a battle miaow( victory
I =net be with 04,- at !Galt, *lir moo • ham so , re
wired.
Letter from Washington.
Correspondence of The Press. I
WALSHINOTor“IITaii2B, 18$1
,TIIS CABINET.
&protracted sesidon wan held to-day, The
lou of =the gallant 'Captain 'Ward WAS an
tottneed, antrettoived . with great regret. 'lt
has cast a gloom over the. Departments." The .
movement of Captain:Ward was not only. not
authorized, but contrary 4 l, am informed, to'
the
.expressed wishtlsc,-,ot the Commanding.
General. - .
TAM, , SOLDISTIA'
.
To-day , there - aml44 old soldiers eared for
at tho .c Soldiers' Hume:"., Very little sielN ,
ness. 4 The :old boys are delighted with ,the
men and music in the encampments :around
them i and discuss the news of the day, and
probablemareniento a;my, with great
inteit et.
- „
A very- ha'ndsome brick:building ho nearly,
completed at the souttlealt of main build_
leg: It' is intended for, emcee and `stbre
rooms; but wilt be Used as a hospital until '`a
building lS erected for that purpose Gen,
litausdeldrhas forbidden the periniasionnl
visitors in the town, lest spies:might make.
their observations.fromthis - desirable point:'
SEC'RET'AitY oestiaoi's
The,Seeretary of War is busilY,eigaied (in
his report to Congress,. and is therefore un
able to give tandienee to any except* upOn
businessi of the highest itnpertaneb. There-:
port will be one of the most interesting done;
raents - ever presented to Congress; as •it.will
necessarily give , a detailed account, :of the
large army pow in .the ile,ld, imlnnieg,the ex.-
penditure its suppOrt Involves, apd.othpr mat
tnra of interest incident:al to the grandmplising
of , a free people to sustain their Government
and to enforce , the laws.
NEW *MOMENTS OFFERED.
A number of new regimenta continue to be
ifirere.d far the -War,and no. little dissatisfac
tien is ',evinced by the, parties.; concerned
cause S6Cretary Cameron is slow. toTaccept.
It' hOwever, * remembered' that, the,
dehboration on the . part of the Secietark, a ind
acae P t a ri aa - regent 'involyes" care'aud
that whirtlisoverirbelnaingriressatreitosatippri
JAM, he cannot, with' , a due= regard `te'llis offi
cial duties,:devoio the - neoessarrtimitO the
numerous applications nevi before Wm: It is
probable, however, that, after 'the Meeting of
Congress, all the perfee,t regiments, now offer,'.
ed, including several frora . k'eurisylvania, will
00L. PATTSILSON'a AIEGLMEN-T.
The:distattment . of :Col; Pattetsbn's regi
ment ledt here in charge'otthe 'tamp and,the
sick,-;Went to•night ,to4join, the regiment: at
Ptiolesvilie. This detachment is under- the
command of Lient..Qhmo.. ;In the franks we
observed Messrs.. Rileyoind.Hassan, nad , Other
well-known citizns of ..Philadelphia,.Wilio ro
yal, all well, and rejoiced. at the, proilieet of
seCitig service before:Vie, aighteentli:of next
mOdth,,whert the regiment will disband. 'Last
night the line band - of Ccif:Einstein's'regintirit'
serenaded the party prior . ,to their departurti;
suffieierst speeches were made on the °ems
sion by the soldiers and citizens who were,
present.
.71111,111E1f JAIWIMIOLICIADE
brigade . is still 'tititi.ood On Arlington
liiiighte, and the men of each regiment are
doing their -whole daty: Quartermaeter
„ton, of the Fourth, well known 98 a long re
itidimt of your city, has been promoted gnar
-1 tertnafiter of the brigade,., with tho rank of
majur—a oompitmont tea worthy and
blHcieat officer: .
ROA. JOLIF. N. AZAD.
. .
;Judge „Read dined with . the President to
?lax?, This, is his .firat ! visit to_ Washington
lingo... the. robent "'serious
praytinteoit'e'arlier Tho
'boon,"oiillekupon by many &silo
giustiod, eitiZeitiinosi . hio,3itici! unite in giving
himi welco me. retiuns•to Phila
•
dslphiii.tO-mOrrosi .
event*. •
EPPEOT OF TIIE.IVAIL IX VIROTNIA,
lr geiidemsn; VIC returned' to-day troth the
vicinity 'of Harper'S -*Ferry, states that the
crops everyvitiere in the neighborhood have
been rendered worthless by the military. No
wheat field within ten miles of the. Ferry re
mains undisturbed. Seventy locomotives of
.the„.Baltintore .and Ohio railroad were de
•stroyeti last week atilartinsbarg.
• , General Mansfield stated to this gentleman,
laat-el, , finieg- tbaolonel Stone's • command
was explictad .t,p to•,o . Ileepec's, Ferry ysa
-teiday. it is not *liable; however, that this
hit' been done. •
_
Tag USSTLIM Or ooseasse.
Several Senators sod Reprtsssntatives have
already - arrived. Tile opinion pr s tivails that
tbe Session will be very aniirt, and that long
winded speeohos will be. discountenanced.
'N6 subject wilt be. discussed that has not an
immediate bearing upon the vigorous prose-
elution of the War. • No thought. ot -any thtog
'looking to any kind of compromise will, be
entertained fort+,•Moment. The A.dministra;
tion is'terribly in earnest, and the Itepresenta
tires of the people will promptly and earnestly
Support every measure calculated to put down
. .
_treason and punish traitors.
GKN. X DOWELF. NOT SUPARSNOXD.
,
The, cerrespendents of the - - Tritritac., and
other New rOTVllipere have telegriapbmi that
Geri. McDowell was superseded 'lnltie
Maid oi the Deptrtment of Eastern Virginia
by Major General Dix. This is not tree. Grit.
Dbr.eame en herein obedience to the order
of Gen. ScOtt;.hut the idea of placing him in
command of Geri. McDowell's department has
never been Seriously contemplated. • I have it
on the highest'authority that Gen.: McDowell
is not and will not. be superseded. • The Secre-
Ury. of-War and Gen. Scott reoogniaa-Gen.
McDowell as one of the best officers the
service, and they consider that be is justly:en
titled io the post he now , occupies.. farther,
,it la deemed of the highest Imliortarice, In a
inilitary point'of view, that he should be con
tinued in command of the important - district
assigned
GeeeICAL PATTERSOF'S 00/.171171.
• I telegraphed last evening that . letters from
Geoerat p„ittersonrgzeiton Intimated a strong
probability of an important movement by that
army.' Such to import of official and reit.
able letters received here last evening. His
movement will be in c on cert with .other im
. ce
portant columns, and in a direction withheld
'from public announcement, General 'Patter.
son's troops are reported-in fine condition,
consisting Principally of , the' following regi
rbente 'rum Pentisylvinik ' -
First iegirnone .... '
....001 Samuel Yohe.
asoond resiment....... Col. Fred S. diambangh.
Third restme .t, ' Got Franois P.. dannere.
Sixth regiment . ... J &wee Nagle'.
Seventh regiment Co) W. H. Irwin.
B,ghth rtgunent
Ninth regiment .......Col 'C, Longneoker.
Tenth regiment.... - .'...C01. S A Meredith.
Thirteenth regimenr...CoLT.-A. Rowley: •
Fourteenth regiment:: .OJI J' .W J 01111304.
Fifteenth regiment.....ool. 13 -A Oekford.
Sixteenth !e l ement.— . Col, T Legit,.
Twentieth regbient Col.' W: It Gray. ' . ' -
Twenty first regtmenC.Col: 8a11ier..,,,V:•!• •
Twenty-third regimtnt 001. 0 'P. Dare:::' .
Twenty fourth Owen:, ,!..
- A I.EOIIOc2VT'OP AiOHOOl.-TX1.011311615.-
• The New York 28th, which arrived here
yesterday morning, contains a very large num
ber of those who,. having taught "the young
idea bow,to shoot,", propose to have a little
practicein that line'themselves. . The: Medina
company,* nineteen teachers , L and the Lock=
port company nearly as rnany,'While - a large
proportion of eacli — ceitiparsjillisi:of- the same
cisas. They.bring an extra tent of large size
for debate, literary exinselsesiand.artinsement.
-They carry the Untte.4(:States rifle of 1861,
and . make a yery, fine appearance on the
FORCED TO MUTE.
L. H. Chandler, Beg:, of Nort9li t :ya w &
distinguished lawyer ot. that city, and - a Bell
and-Everett elector lasi year, has been forCed'
to leave the Old Dominion, and is . now in
Washington.
TEE .YVIEMET.YIPTII PENNSYLVANIA.
Col. Cake's regiment, at the arsenal, hith
erto quartered , houses 4u that vicinity,
erected tents, and went into cannilast eve..
ning. 'Six companies et this fine regiment
are thus encamped near the arsenal, and Doti
company in the arsenal. The Othef foncitopA:
panies 'are at Fort Washlegton, 6100 Pptict , "
mar_ . •
The exercises last eireningtit thellew York
11•0121:10 (rresbytethin)oburch were'largely et
tended. The• young ladies .14 themselves
great credit „The salutatOry, . l i.Joanno
d'A.re,'!..l.:l:"Aiutiii Crawford,
,Of Penpsylvapia,
and of the.; Stars and
Stripois,i p by lately L'oulaiPeek;btsew York,
were superior;nnAsdostrOfy . eieeitited.
two' Alta, suritfol
The Barelo.boyel bifithed yesterday atlEtol
brook's- rretaurent, at the foot of the Capital;
and paid tor their liquor by smashing about
s2oo worth of glazers, rec. atoll winduig up
with a general tight among themselves. Some
lot the Fire Zomtves were present, but labored
to'quell the row to the best of their ability.-
The police were not on Itand.
/tut •the Fire Zoueves are not all ot. that °lase to [strive to preeerve the peaoe. Three,
of them ow the avenue, intoxicated, yeaterday
met two members of a Maine reg mentoinO:
without provocation, struck one them, over
the head with a bottle, while !Maher curiiii . 33: on
the ishoulderWitt(a boirte;lCiiile. The wound
ed marCwas taken to' the'ottioe losDr.)Dove,
When At was ascertained that ; hi! -wounds,
.though-severe, were not mortal t : Slone Pay
day interuperanse, has. lriere*pgii• • '
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND
TEE connitlesioners for the Bahibition of 1862
have received an intimation: that the Queen and
the Prince Consort wit contribute from thstr 00l-
;nations any ptotures, statues, or ,other artioloo of
virtia::Uhioh may be thought 0040104 the hz
hibttiarr " - ' • '
,
.„.„ •
Tax' Quoits has arpointed George'eavnuto
Mathew, F ', sow Secretary to her - Mrjelty's Le
"ltation• to Aso Alexia."'" :Republic, to be her . Ma.
-jaoty'S-Char,,.e) d'Aff tires and Clorftst %snore' to
the Republics of. Go4femala, Costa
Rios, - flonditros, and Sokixdor.
Tun minnicon of the Princess Allot eritliPrinee'
Lents of Haase - ndt to take place this year, but
`at Whet perird in 1862 it to to be- celebrated bee
yet to:be !fettled l but in all probability it will be
early in the season.
Ilr :Flew of Ma tantriage wPh the t rrinates Mice,
I th uo e r ' ii t it r ig n iiiit e pt t 'eC`litr l a i 'b ei t s Pr D ia l c r e m L Bt en d le`f P ro r m °r lB 0 re,
gulden ( ttywit'.4., t , 600) a' year, to 40 . 000.* or. rather
more than X. 3,000.: -It will be remembered that the
great made to the _Perinea Alias. byParliament,
wee £3O 000. down; end £6`fioo - a year. .. '
.
Tut inLl,for approtrlating,the seats vacant-lip
the funtahmetit . of St Albans and Sudbury has
been agelt 'debated; andPwith tr curious* result.
The House of Commons has no objection to the es•
iiigning - new members to Yoritspire and Lanca
shire, but'it wEI not hear of Chelsea and Kensitg.
ton being made into a power. A tosj wiry of more
than aluidred defeated the Government on this
PRONUNCIATION IS TRB 11017511 Or LORDS —n
is ti-rt often Mat WO find noble lords °devising each'
Olher 'strike may in,, whioh they Kononnoe their
se,ortle„ but 'he Berl of Derb.Y.kiet the exiniple the
other night. In speaking of th e of the pm*
per duties, be in rePly to Earl Granville, said
. 4 Neither do rsee that so great a benefit will be
given by, the removal of the paper ditty.: to those
tradesmen who sell gkoeries, tea, anger. and other,
artifiles,,ohnonottht of the:paper In which those
articles are wrapped, not to nee the , moble lord's'
expression of " wropped " [A laugh J Eari•Gran;•
vile, in reply, said that his first embarrassment in
rising to address their lordships was inoreesed.hy
finding hiserselesti liable to `offend the critical oars
of iris noble ftiorid opposite. Big noblifriaindliair
orjected to his "peculiar phraseology in primonnoin,g
the word:" rtropped,"whioh he proem:l4d Abe no
ble earl pronounced [Genf - Oster j He
asserted, the : right of every Englishman to pro.
Minima certain words in the way which pleased
him best, and before be &mid 'bow to the noble
earl's correotionrha;"must know whether.it was
Wrong to pronounce the name of the capital of the
oentrel county, in England "Derby" instead of .
Darby:" laugh J- •
Iv is said that lir floater, of telegraphio fame,
has proposed to many'llt. P to laydown electric
wires to their bowies, by, which the state of the de-
bates may be telegraphed tti them during the eve.
ning, and they may be summoned to the blouse
when required to vote.
•
IV is understood that, in addition to the Irish
estate Jbarceathed by the Bari of Ludlow to the
Doke ot••B r edford; Lord 'Jiltrltutisell takes, under
the will of his .1:o:other, the late Doke, the Irish
property, purchased by John, Dteke'of Bedford.
With regard.to Alta 'personalty, there are various
stories as to the amount left to Lord John. There
seems to be no doubt that, in addition to the Irish
property. there is a very handsome Sum in ready
limainey-420 000 has been named—but on no very
volitive authority.
"idifition to the Acheacs,"4o, iron steamer,
.stnikthertitoyai Oak, 50 iron-plated frigate in pro
tean et.tOtia thaw, the Lords of the Admiralty have
given directions , for the following line•of battle
lad other stemware to be built at the same dock
yard ; Tbe Pea, 91; the Boadicea, 51; the Po
mona, 51; the Ganymedo, 28; the imlmoutli;
2: ; the Tees, 19: the Dtitgence,l7 ; the Alba
do ea, 4; and the Salami', 4 .
TES music hall of the Surrey Garden WAS burnt'
down on Tuesday afternoon. The - disaster: was
Gamed by the plumbers, who were repairing the
roof, leaving their fire while they went to dinner
TEAMS 'WITH AMIRICA —The trade of it& 0011 t,
try with the United dtatea daring the knit quarter
of the present year la stated to have cotansted of
imports of American produce to the estimated value
of £14048,548 and of exports.of British manufac
tures of the detoured value of £4 147,019, showing
a balm es of £10.899 529 payahle, to that country.
•Aa the floret. of, tee same oerlod'of last yen* eon-
Bolted of imports-411 087 720 and exploits £5 886,.
357, the bat-.nee nalabie to America on - thitt ocoa-
MOD was £5 201. 383 -Notwithstanding, therefore,
the enormous quantities of wheat and flour we have
now taken, the increase this year in tine balance to
be paid was not more than 15 698 168.
A corer/tor is about to be introdnoed for the ap
plication of the patents of Mr Nsthan Thompson,
an • American engineer, for boatbuilding by steam
machinery. This machinery is suitable for the
construction of boats of every size and mould; and
durability and; safety are attained from. the.unit
formlty and p,ertection of the various fittings,
while the Saving in time and labor is extraordinary.
The' inventor has published testimonials from a
large number of the principal persons in the United.
Hlngdorn connected with navigation and . the
:working of elaborate constructive establishments,
and these ate all of the molt unequivocal "eta
rooter as regards the value of...tne . sy s tem: both' to
a national and oommeroisl sense. "A eatter,3o
feet in length oan," it is said, " be constructed and
delivered perfect in every respect within a few
floors' after the order 13 received /or it," and the
muter shipwright of Woolwich Dockyard, who was
appointed by the Admiralty to examine and report
oa the method, has bully corroborated the opinions
expiessed by other authorities — The revolution
which. it is likely to create will, it le believed, be
analogous to that effected in other departments of
Labor by the sewing machine, and the oontrtvanoes
which have of late years multiplied the peoduetion
01 clocks and watches. In our colonies and distant
territories, 'where so zenith of the progress of each'
settlement depends upon the facilities for river and
ooaat navigation, its, advantage, are•likely also to
be, of. espeoial importanoe.— London Timm.
.
- 171141 TOR'S BOOK ay .Batelt or ENO
;4:yriii.mach amused by_ttie • inspection of
the 'bink. note - aiitograph-boCikl—twit Splendidly
boned folio volumes, oereftillrbigged• over with
linen emote Hach leaf is embellisned wi.h a beau
tifully illuminated border, exactly surrounding
the space required to attach a bank note. When
any distinguished visitor arrives be &requested to
place his autograph to an unsigned note, erhieh is
itinuedtately pasted over one of the open spaces
One of these volumes is suite full, and toe other
I nearly half full. They ate thus illustrated by the
signatures of various royal and noble personages
Mast of " Victoria Reform" does not appear; bus
those of Napoleon' 111., Henry V , the Kings of
Sweden, Portugal, and Prussia a whole origede
of German Princes, Ambassadors from Siam, Per
sia, Tut key--the latter in *oriental characters=
and some of our higher nobility. Though there
are some scientific) names, as Arenberg.ind Ohara.
lier, there are but few of our literary celebrities
Among them I observed those of Lady Bale and
Mehemet Ali, the Paoha of Egypt.—city Ryes/. ,
la ?He Court of Chancery the Lord Chanaellor,
and the Lords Justices gave judgment, confirming
the decree of Ijige Chancelior tirnart in granting
the_ lijatiotion and restraining the defendants,-
Messrs. Day and M. "Hoesu.h, from tenting notes
ropresenting the currency of Hungary; and dim.
missed the appeal with costs. .
A Dtwan j!tirnal states that the appeal in the
Yelvertim gnarltags cue, which was to have been
tried during 'the present term, has by consent,'
°eon hosiponod pub' next term, wnioh commences
in (Nicobar, before which, probably, the decisions
of the Sootoh Courts will have been giren.
".Tas skull of Dl-k Torpin. under iglus shade,,
many years in the Morley fatally of York," wee
one of the lots put up to nuotion at a stile of •, gen- -
aloe furniture yesterdayweek 'in Ohurett street,
Soho The lot sold for fourteen shillings, Inoluding,
the glaze shade.
- CRYSTAL PeLacs —Biondlo's third asoent at
treated 18 353 pereoas to witness his extraordinary'
performances.
Reyeord's Nertaxparr hag the fellowi ti g;. "The
New York Herald, angered , at losing large por
.tion of Its - onseoribere,- grateful, perhaps. for past
'favors, and andnipating a renewal of. Southern pa
tronage for the Mance, at the oomatenoiment of
the. recent outbreak, displayed but little sympathy
(Or the North. Its patriotism was deoidedly lake
warin ; indeed, so ninth so, that•itsi proprietor be
came-a inspeoted person The people at New Yolk
at first insinuated, and then openly declared, that
his heart was in the Booth. A crowd gathered
round the aloe of the New York Herald,and
threatened to'poll it down and lynott Its owner, nn•
less the stare and stripes were unfurled from-the
windows and roof of the edifice. The ',rept ietor of
the • Herald, convinced that the people .were in
earnest, honing that he Gould no longer temporlta,
and that he must go the 'whole hog for the North
to ear. his life and property, declared in favor of
the Union, and forthwith mote' oat as a red-hot
patriot."
'TROOPS /OR Cabana --The Great Eastern his
beetiobertered for the oonieyanoe of 2 500 mezi,.
100 offieers, and 122 boreal-for Quebeo Tbese
will inolnde the Fourth Field Bitter, of the Royal
artillerF, consisting of 7 ! Moore; 220 men, 20 ao-'.
men,
.25 children ' and 110 bursas ; the Thirtieth.
'Regiment of Foot. eonsisciag of 39 *Moors,' 868;
men, 80 women; 120 •ohildren, . and 6 horses; the.
fourth battalion ot the Sixtieth Rifles. oonelating.
of 39 officers, 868 men, 80 ,women, 120 children,
and 6 hones. In addition to whom, there are to'
be also 4 officers, 102 men, 9 women, and 19 obil:
dren belonging to the bizteenth, Sevenkeote, and.
Ourt Zundredth Foot, and. the Canadian - Rtgea.
All of :these are to be accommodated in standing .
berths, which. are being."4l,ctint up, the ddrrilril7
'supplying the bedding _The troops' are to be vioj
twilled by the Great tikip Company, and they are
4 0 be embarked.th l ts:erpool, the ship, it is unde r= S7l, reihen to that port . ' Besides the
q•sect4 .eastersr;: the Golden Flute htui also been
liken tits to otwirey'the Forty seventh Regiment of
root to -Ciebeo. The regimenkoonsitte of 39 aft!
eel;,..B4sMen, end the mama. apinber of women
nnd clGdren and hones. .The, are to embark 'at
.
FRANCE.
Tea ambassadors from the King of Slam, bear
ing Fremont' for the Emperor, have arrived in
Preece.
Ta■ trial of Mires bag been adjourned for a fort
night. .
Ax °Mobs' denial hal been given to the rumor of
_treat y between France. and Spam for seaming
,poseession of the Andlles.
Tam titte. - Doke of Malskor, it about BE ?triton.
loos u the 1)n he of John Jones; Malakoff wee toe
name of the German stonemsson.whe the on
tractor for the masonry of the towel.
A Pitnaou gentleman, M. Jeequet, lately died
et Bonen, leartog all bis fortune to a lad; llt , Parls
Btogular to relate, the lady.died.about the . iptine
boor, leaving M Jaoquet all her "nton!iy , The
heirs of both ire to ODetellt whiob waa o;4Berelver.
Twain Petit& rope•dateerei performing at the
-Hippodrome in Paris, were recently, , precipitated
to' the ground by the breskieg'of a rotten rope.
The fatherand eon were" killed •on - tli:eper . ;:the
other sort had his legs broken. Tbe widows of the
two men brought an atctionagainst the direetot for
damages!, and were allowed
.28,00 • franos.
_The
TWO CENTS.
dtraotor then toned upon 'the tope maker; and ob .
.taieed the same amount from ,
•..PEL9TOGRAPHY' Fetescz —From the rectently.
iaken 'oenstia of Pails, It wOrtld esem tliat
,Parta . te.
like Pereepolie;.ie "City or the sun."' there being
returned no less than .23 . 543 persons dependent on;
that luminary for their daily,.bread, these sun!
worslifripere being in
,one tfay or 'another supported .
by photography. 'Osilculattog 'on' that proportion;
more-must be, over-a . -million of . pooplge , over
Fraiece.t.e,whorn this .brarteh of 1. 6 Industry / 1 , Pro
antes a tiyellhood'. ' '
feportedi.'thaf the'' rinfairtr L iis innipe. of
whom there are between 6.oo4Xtintt-2.,000, are, after
thoy.bave. passed . ten yeareof age,..to .06 supplied,
Witt light mar kets and hayenetsjor the purpos e .
of tieing': lostrueted in; tlieirLustiOilth.r 'vlewfte
thit i fOrtnation ot. corps Irom , which, tho,non-oom- .
toleeloned,eilbers.are to be , selected for , , the ermy.
At eavorkteeff Sears of ag e hey are to be admitted
bete. the - ranks,' so that . their 'military' oduoation
will have been oompleted on entering the service.
'34....Dzerustrimr.. priest, of the. Madeleine, at
Pada:. being' motel by the 'sorrow' manifested by
all his psi - bleb:inert: OiritilliTElinig-tbat be :was called
en to,qattr..thato, l . haar.wrlttao • •to the Emperor, to
pray bun.net .to insist on his aocepting„the
optic of Marseilles: '
SPAIN.
A imrraa.bas beau tetseivect from Idtdey.Abhae;
Emperor of ,Morooco, preying for an extension of
hid time for the par:dent of the 'indemnity'" to
Spatia;••isideiplainieg: the oiromnstanifes':whloh .
haVe:plitagod it out of the, Sultan's power to wake
thes.stiptilfitut payment in
_May The Soltah's lc%
ability•to fulGl los 'engagement is eaid arise
frosiv.the tribes niehaving Muds their usual:an
nual offeringe, : at l the feast.of Ramadang. The
brtnish jourualsi atiti6dte this to the exhaustion .
0.,10f111d A/y.1)11)11W! war, sod to the' ILA tiezieii of 'the'
Abe oopsitrj opposed to,the' prevent but , so.
- Vas': Madrid -papers !menden that ;8r Sala
manna r hea. eon treated ~for the onnetniottoll of, an
important part of - the proposed rallWays
Gut Italy, and also fOr:the• bulldiag'of a' oartain.
lituuttor of frigates 9f-svar for the.. Italian .ICtng-,
'ciivil war ba - Amerloa bad caused 80 great
Mee tni the price - of. cotton' at Bait - alone (Spain)"
that many . otthe smaller, manufacturers had closed
their factories, and thousands pf .wo,rkmen.had
hiesi:thirown out of employment. " "
• POR,LUGA•L. " •
ROYAL proclamation prohibita the open-air
meeting+ conveneron Btmday _by the Patriotic, 80.
oleties..-I4is.said that sea itious manifeatoea have
been distritinteid among the troop. ; The' Coi . tes are.
obleflY 7 ntionjitoilinvitamining the revolts of the laie
elec. dons.- • , The_Movernment, are Jumble to count
ripen a toijority,And a change of bdieistsy is notim
ponsible".. • The Portuiti "esti • Obvettildent• kap' pro
poeid:te- Spalti ti anti duty.
On cattle...; • 7 4 t•J; tad.l
Tag Polish, and Czech members of ,tllll_,Lprer
flouie baie 'made 'a' proposal , Mat 'the Empeivii
should , prorogne ;the eittirgs of. the Col:midi 'ot . . the
tintll 3 a
- •repretentation uf.the whole
rc
•catiy,tri. obuunpil.,•eild..th at he tti oiil d ;01ine/M:7,
'tali oonvokit•tdie priiicdPat'Dfeti: t ' ••••
King and Q nen win ;leave • Daft for
R.3aigsbercat the end of this week, ant! AM a
went ceremony of. doing hoMage to the nexpeett
pant *of•the Prussian 'throne U-thert tak'o Wive
there. , . J.! •••.: t' ' , <
Att At
j.i. Stio he held:at. Antwerp on
the h and 20t hi - ot s Atiguist Dint; to which artiste
and literary metro( ill natioes are invited:. - Mr.'
J 'F-. Loot, president of the Cerole, Burgomaster
of ieiniwerp, and member of - the Betglan
Chain
bets, will preside . • : • . .
. .
amp. Russian Government arelptishing,their .
stria Live and „oppressive measures against. tne,
Poles to the very verge of 'endurance. 'Annrdl:'
•nsimei hat:jtist • been published Prolliblttfigithe
wearint of t tquere caps, gpiiskt...io#,,inds ; loan
boots and islitiesof p'ertein.eolcirit, ite:ci.drof 8 of any
'mittens] out It is stistixi tti .t, 'at the' !het vedep
ition Cf:the,new Govitnor. of. Poland in :Walleye . ,
Gonnt Z imoyeki, the ~popular Polish leader; wee
preview, and wee received - with' especrel dfstico
don •:' The new lieutenant °DIY holds . hiti:offiie
ptpvltionau7• .: : :
I , • . . ITALY.
~ ,
Iris announced froth Rosie that aaorrehltUryrilii
be bald on tb Nib runt: Theilvopeorillproneuritoo
an allcoution, and. appoint, it hosed, four Aiderie
can bishops. , Truiro..lll.lllsolsiltA4: Aho proraortin
of els cardinals ' "
' Tan Trieste *Gaiette onyeatbat.hi. Kosoutb has
taken a villa on the'llake•vf Caine, end that be
boa porohitoett tq l Pleote - , por to bte !mesas ,with;
whiokha:ltitando to eo.iiibue the, tr . tanni.ohate of
,
A LET initie Yizzioriale, state,
that on information derived from tnelerenott pollee,
aearob bad boen, made after a Ftsl3obo/111. monk,
yrhO had left that city wttli the Intention ot'aesaa
ihe Emperor Napoleon'—:The telegraph
was *et ,to Folk, and the disguised monk ; was
toniotl'iri the - neighbort*l of Macon, •
, : - ORINA, •
Tan BAHill' and Ifienek'Stnbassies are estab
lished at Pekitr;;Tliellsge';of both nations' wete
hoLsted on tdaroh 26:. Toe Shines* Government
have" rsio l ved '.to
. 46611:Mai an English school in
Pekin
. _ .
NEW ZEALAND
Tat .war ,in New Zealand terminated an Kap*
19, ny the unconditional inirendet of the natives.
COUNI'.OaIrOUIL.•
. • .
CCIIICT CAVOTJB2B death has _opened a wide. Add
for sorimouloos di_sonfiefon by to - reign - organs - a thiti
fetnre of Italy, bac r it 18 satiefaotory to 7.101113 tbil;
,Italy herself speaks sorrowfully,; but with assured;
hope. Every, honor has been .shown to the de•,
parted, inioluding the 'highest honor of all—the'
deolarstlbi of .raselve -to walk • acoording to his
teaching. Baron -Ric:atoll is the snooessor,of the
great stateesnan:'safdrit is "bielfevid 'alit Parties
will rally around bitif and prevent the enemies:
of_ltalian liberty frotw_rtvatliog themselves,of.any_
opportunity.that onay.tteem to be, afforded by the
lobs of Cavotrr.' The enialtation the Papal,party
is, of tionrse, very greatt-iTh'e neris'id' the Count's
demise wrought a'sqrt of-miraele opon_tbe Pope,
anditiddinly -nuked:the .14 -1 7.Fatfkor
whieh tiriesiy.- 2 Blustidt
Gon'clon -
The foreign pa i ryt_gerstypily. sire;.se night, be
expected,bieiretpittisal notices and en
-1,-gtuta- of tie IttittOtktuart“Cavoi'lr. Even' the
eletioatintirnala!do)justlim kr '.hts memory.' 'The
,Artncrnsa, the most vtolent of the reactionary or
be.is testimony to, his worth in - Mites that
should reinembiatei :• " political opPonants
otthe illustrious deceased as. long .as he was pow-.
erful..we .strongly and: freely oombated A. 6 ideas
and his errors. Over hit corpse we will remembek
only the'magniftoent endowments of his nature' It
will belong:te' history to jttdAe htin ; to no tole-.
meat him .and deplore nis lora. • We have often
e ‘ xperienoed his gtiodneu'of heart: After the enp :,
prossiota of the oonvente; i isioneatery in Liguria
was stiffujing from banger, lye privately anpesl7.
ed to his -charity,,and lie",instantly sent 2 000 E;
(480') to the sisters •ef that convent.' 'Moreover,
Ae isrole_ufwith his own hatid,:a long letter whist' .
proved Ne . go?dneas of heart. We .now . that at
ki'vras i tn ths.babft of filial/43g, neoessitons
loodue,7".dlte.litere had' inmeione proofi: of MS
loyalty,- .Charged: by an, arobbiabop.to forward a
petition to.an august ,peysonage, we addressed it,
by letter, to the loyalty of' C 9131 4. CailOtir Not:
Only was the-petition 'presented, -but It was also
pnblished by. Count
,Cavour'a means,- although It,
;ertuiln the main a Unsure of his oonduot., On ano
ther' ocoesiOn . we ventured to. send' him the . drat
,copy of a book which oornbate.frhis policy ; he ao
°opted.% and—thankod its. in a graoions letter,
And, 101.12dlitlresse: tr. Count Caiour the liberty,
'that hit beefittatitad'ns of oollsoting Bt.: Peter's
Count;.oaysur, among other things, in his last
,momenta Rae hand to ray': " The Niapolitans!
! why, they are highly vivacious' and intellectual !
.11 at present they do not answer. .our expectations,
it I's because jut ,at, present they are„not - Autte.
prepared:' Bat they"will soon be".c.etter-,..- - .9fe.y.will.
not tiehindbiiid with the other Italians!"
A '.'lllltn - letterAsys,..in Aleaoribtag•the'elosing
seenesof..C.ivottr!e.exhitenoe: h He spoke of
bakil : Geed' 'heavens !' are. Witt(
ilitiiihrave man in• the reldsVof•ill
hbrepttantticitlee.7 . ,:lire . go, to Yenioe ; es for
litita;:that
.witt po_for another generation ; have
dene`enough for mine.' Saab s were the liatlmmti
he einistantliexpressed;:without inoolserinoe; but
repeating, them often, arid. Mv ol u ntarily , It s also
declared that It"itio . kooosTsiry to. govern ,, with
liberty
Count Cavonr :worked' for fifteen hoidl daily;
He was 11, hearty eater, small orioker, and took,no
izereise, - ;Thla *frail:o4On thaaoriatitutioi biaikeit
on hoosslonal headmihea; from which: lie - Teonglit
relief in phlebotomy..,.,, ,
Letters from Tu.rin,atate..that at the funeral
of . Count Csvour, a number of Polish end Hangs.-
Tian refugees were 'present, with General 11.11411 a
andlEtissuth at'their ' . •
The.body was opened...4 the .phydolagis =Alpe
afternoono of the'7th: lewai markiii Ail kb
-Bairtartied l enttei:White during - hfif shortinn
:TheolficitiL Austrian Gazdte refers in the kl
'lowing terms to the death of Cone 4 Cavour c', '
!" The' grave is before - us, and We will not there
lore sHer a judgment on one:who.;wes our enemy.
t/ hatwe Austrians canny is, that Count Cavour,
tee left 'amongst us a meniory.thar trill never die
:His 'ob3-ot was to weaken and bumble 'Austria-;
that okisat he nee fully attained, : A great revolts.
Alen has been ancomplished. by his hands !'
A subeeription has. been opened 'at Home for tbil
future ortOUoll Of - n mostunentto Connt Cairourde4
Abe
th . ltoilit - Napo • leon, Cavu' !Wr ; a" "e - Jike
eimai Whose eitigeacifen compelled bicalo si tu wi•li
' sow, whilli :taiinnuatta
mortal .191•.A9t having . .d um of a smerie s t ent ly
m
long ea , ugi *eche BiLl2O. time play
being constrained to'lilt it'ttie : same' table
unscrupulous and ;dangerous a el:warner. rneltber
moat we withhold ..ous. mac& of approbation from
that marvellous adroitness .which *enabled him to
'mini,e with so little • irjailiche aohtfally stisi
tamed.: 3 Tbat he 'did trot .keeltitosel `altogether;
body and soul, is a . great deaf more wonderful, thad
that die . 911594 - upcdoue oinimardon_eacttid have been
obliged to deliart with only a portion of the skirts
of hn gtratent. — Loridon paper. - ;
ort.Astintc.ste .9439NR119.
In bts speotat'eorrespondenoe from Americut,.te
theTtes4l, htr, Russell l a ys
""Thetis is an' :embarrassing oustetuie A_uattrYia,
searoat i . s tki tig i A t t e . in :any bode of good naaanars o
whieb.,in the ttzonth at least Is may too otliumon,-
' and which May be still more general intim N or kko L
at ill'avente; to a stranger it is protinetiee Of the
I annoyance which to experienced-by by , one' 44* to .
Obliged to icquire whether the behavior of;thoie
amo ng whom ne is at time Is intentional inde ne a t
or ooeventiousl 'wait 'tir'reedlig For loetartae,
m y friend and'asYself Us we eie riding along sae'a ,
gentleman standinghear his'batt•ry or lits
flood morrow; oelonal,' Or r , goneral,', (ea the oath.,
may be,) says my ftiend 7 -' Good morrow (Imagin
ing milltayy rank aocoording to , ills notion pos '
sassed by speaker of the importano• of the position
et general's A=" D:' 0 ,)' Sills ' 'Oolontd, ho t
allow me to introdueeto you Mr done* , of London.
. The oolonel advances with erasion, holds out hie
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Steamers, ;
hand, grasps JOrtrUelf hand rigidly, and'arrYit witrui;
ly, as if ho had Just -gained a particalarobj ward
his 'existence, Mr ;Jones.-I'm very-gladto,makst
your acquaintance, Mr. Ilave„you been
yrati Moire you haie been in our oonntr7:lo ko:•
Bittlit ie most Illiely'that theta:anal will }dirt Wfilk .
isay when he ple4a , e. without - saying' a'wtirdittr
rer;taking the least notice of the-sforcsaitt.foneaiws,
,to.whose acquaintance he had Jost beforeexpressed,
moil friendly feelings, ,and In whose. personal .
_health be had Colin) eo deep an in , er.at and
J i attes, t 11 he le aootistorned to •it, recta tiffionted.
The foot Is that thenntroductlon sme.nenothitig';
like
merely told eaoh,other's names; and if-you
ike
you way improve-your amlairktenos t , The
an rishr king fa, a remnant, of ttarb ITT?". A1,9' 1 "-
whsn men wl'h the samiCooloreil skill were
o g ad
to see eaah other. ' 1 " ( ' '
TB CUMSo9 OF ENIiL . AIID •Asb-Wiktak,:/861:
' A parliamentary paper was Infield `Bm-Friday •
Bight; oonalating of a lents of tables:ilor the papa,'
lAd On and houses enumerated in ,ELlRiAlkli and ;
Wal.a, and In ihe.lsLfirual,in,tite Biiean,,on,
the BhA p• 1881 " ba'flitat3inpaiiil.mloiiiv4n .
20 205 5(4 ; 9825 Ne - inalee;aid . lolBo,-
2513 f .a The • 'OAR, p4ptilltioll•ln - 1861.
IT 027 009—via., 8,781 225 males and 9 , )46
. 384 fe
males •
The portion of the arttly, ; . royill navy, and ng
chant seamen:Mat of the.oountry at the thus of the
cecina lanot included, and as it appears from (M
-oira retorns that the army abroad amounted to
about 137 000, the royal navy, and marines absent
from the United Kingdom to about. 42 9 . 00, and the
to•ohant seamen - abseni -:on vv.) get! to about
96 000, It may be 19.83111326:1 that the numbers of
tutee classes belonging to .E gland and Wale!
were collectively not less than 162 021, mostly adult
males
Toe actual inereette of population (2 169,&7&),
between 1851 and 1881, was greater thaw to way
preview' decennial panes ; tint the rate of
owing to active emigration,. bad somewhat di
minished
Toe above are the general reatti`e, u oomprised
In the &et three rablete. — Table-IV..gives the num
.ber:.f houses in Stgland end Wales -In 1881 ea
8 745 483 'Dhabi ed, 182 325 uninhabited, and 27,-
580:banding. Teens 18'. a large increase in each
016415.
The population of London within the naafi; of
04-Metropoint Ono-rentent sot is, in 1861, 2 803,;
034; as against -2 382i.218.in The initiated
noes are 362 8912" , ::- • • • • • • "
Tee o her tames -gifts' details of counties and
districts, except the lest;table Xi', welch relates
to 'emigration According to toe rererus of the
emigration commissioners, 2 249 365 emigrants
exiled trom the ports in the Uutiee Biagio:o in
the interval bet wean onuses - ottd Arch 3l 18.51 ..And
the census- of April 6;1861. But 191.532 et, the .
nutiob'er were probably ot "fo'reigzi loatqng
-2 Of4;B23:erntraitts• froth' the pepalation" - of •the '
Zegae.;'fitlrtiom:ebottt 640 210 were or
were of Sooton,origin, 230,88Ei
.04 • ' " "
'The return does nbt.loonteln% the results of 'the
•iii*poes for tioottatid and.
; . Letter froici • • •
OOL. PRANK .NLAIR?EI .SPEROX LAST
°m alt. vim?' VisrAiot in!, • *itiiotior To Ar#,Bir- . .
triVroiiiiits_' WAN' 4 . 1
feiLl3o4lll'
nireriti) •
:'AT.:WiRKISTON4I..As Of k 0 CLIXT •• .
-61 .PPLIN d 7 — AkEY.' DR.. TTNI:I--tOOLDENT. TO •
issue bs
._ . .
icicranieatteroe sr The
,Pr.
..“.1 A..
Nuvr - Ttivic,'Jcuse 28; 1881: -- •
Ctili Fran Blair elieech • last might,-at the
"serentide.given him at the Metrupolitan,"is the •
subject . of. commendation, notl-only..tn,.the.-v..
lair/tale,- but among- tittypeople. • Its onixtus ;7 ,
prOcpiaing hostility to •c.comprornise" itrex. 7
actly Itra&COrflance with`the:iiiittinierdot New'
York: -The Idisimeriati, Who can eipressauch
'ainitimentis'and .
titai
Onlthe:border against 'the. combined 'power_of.... •
.Scuttlefficers:and itseceasloulatf6 the
all! others to,flitthe .Spealiq!s ehailor the up!
preachingo4llngteia: ;
• Twenty ei* hundraeid"ffity men left-towii
yeaterdiy'for 'beat of Government, idly
armiatand• equipped; and before the. close of
th;t entitling ;week lour thousand more will be
on the...may - from this; dtate.to...Waithingion.
Offilti:ranfling the grist fief : that the State -
I - Pi New' tirk rls'alrer4l,sent:lOitytiu•nearei
Iteldierel to the Bel d,:the twarleeling' aostee.net•
;tijotkaudttorty, thousand more could :6e•rahse'd •
ihlatzty,days, withunt thu.slighteetdtflictilty. :
tretwithatanding.thecrinciem-to whion Gen..
sicilia: haft, :beim 'stibjeCled bY few it,totAt. •
unfilled friends" in not nesi.apepers',
vide it: rapidly'up;.iii;tit; wilt' lutente •• •
rieittly: t o Move.' About , tbreit "thotufeed have '.•
fairs ad_y.,beest:;muster4Jutp -the regular per-
.;
,vice,. and . the army ( nificers...ditiiied ittr.
ipitilitiailireitioVitdditst to the 'mini ttir.'",' •
. ;The* Masonic 'fraternity - evert where WM
.leari•Witli: Satisfaction that =toe Itev...J;uxies
tuts been appointed chaplain of the
-Tbixd,.C.otipecticut regiment. . Mr. Willey has -
ior.tiany,years past been a prominent Wilinal
idtheMaeonic and .aid Tellitsv fraternities; to
S+iretary of the EpiScopal'Conveition or the
Diiiketio of Connecticut, - aud ono of the most "
sticbesaful;•sis be is.one of .the most popular, .
etnrgyruenin•New England.. -
IS:pealting ! ot iclaaenry, nea4 every officer of
•the Buffalo regiment, now at Washington, is - '
.ft' passim, and a regular Masonic lodge y t about
IQ be opened by the& while camp. The
•'major, Wm. B; iDretv;:is Grand:Lecturer of
tile Grand Lodge et the State, and twin daily
:expqetation of receiving a chatter to en.ble
.ttim to commence work. An tt institution"
- ot this sort will serve to while away many an
• 'itpiir agreeably that; in the monotony of camp
woula tie otherwise thrown away.
- :11undreita et - .4s.brethrou" in other regiments
.vrepicl :avail themselves of such an op
iiorinnity, to brighten thezia*ves .np .l .the
vicirk the*. oichir.; . . ' • .
.
2 The. Reiv. Dr: •Tyng; formerly Philidai. •
• ~ beg.om4 sole iiroprietetand edirimof,
llse-Protestatil Chwrckwunt of :this•eity: : • ••••.
Iklab4p.•Dy•Laucej:,•of - Virfog.iss
was'siceidentluiikaeciiifilawn ioi - oatisbus
liticturtunslely, sus. -
' tidied - no • Be se abcnii today
' I Col: Frederick:-Tosineeadis AtbalY; ar
ttenpng 'Tor, :tbe.`traastilr 'of. the ' comae/nd of
!tile: 3 ey.tmeb e t.:( .New York Yulate/tns,
now at Forirees Monroe) to Rome ottter.utli.
der. He accepts the major's commisslOri: to_
lie regular army. - • Hoitax.
• . ,
•
. ,
r
t Frther fom the South... '.- • ..
i u
WHAT TrIT. nneaLasvom coussisri ?area ON YR.
lItIIASISLY.,I =time/1800T' 11017711 VesuLtita.. , ,- , .
The. Charlsston : Coursenef the ! 20, h._ tx!st : , in
rit4 l 4o/1.:*...../.14 15 ;.:*t #. l :Eusie_. 11- 1 .. 48 .:!u. "i.... a....
barolina and **five of her eiIiZODS for mOnstroltl-.
hi instititielei iiiji: ' • .s - ' •
i This prodtisliciii - of the innatriods narrater' Of •
battles has ootncauniciatedattioti Inietrat too ;4) the
People .of. - ..tkinlit i Oerolina conderaing ;themselves-
Before that ep srle wai read, ra.,oe,rg•Airtes 'we
here ignorant 'th'at we' ware all - rootarobtatii,' sod -
ibat we .were' pra y ing .tor'dellierimee :frOM".the
oke•of republidapiern, that we might eajiy...the
delights and poSaps of a royal °purr., We knew
.hat•iris -were - sue lonirlir'of the old Uilted: thetas.
;hat we had' became °Wiens of I new - Detrain: ,
pent, and that..we were , engaged i f 3":susgatslin..
pii - L 'ite hectorrand ' divltl . ; - tint we did ;iel
know that we Weiet4riSig out for a3bitit9 kV&
Wnsn the lettet.. was read each one ttilkekiii -
other' if' he: bad-ever' heard snob sentimenle - eX•
pressed as are ireputa to nirin that eoroPoeitlon;•
and the reply.w.s iavarlably itt the negative., 'Xi
what Dr. _ Russell states be tree, 'hen. we ars a.
commonwealth of deceivers and •iisrs* 'We' 'all
said the forin of government runder which •we' sone
tivint;., and for whose maintenance-we are well%
lighting:and atiffaileg, ail linifiTta - ifeeii thrime set
by in our State end 'seated' tinareori e'diedemed:
and-seePtred:AlliOn!ot Britititt's royal 'stook; set.
yet each has kept the desire hid aw.y in the,darki
reoesses Of his heart' 'Husbands bac not reveilol'
the eisdiet '."- to' their: wired= add friend ltele.'net;
breatbed•it:iato - the ward' triend.-• -It .this bell*
0180, WO 170 S.retnartable people: tied, th 011411.13 0.
0110 . 04n 1 admire us tor ' bon est, and trutefetizems
- and , sense;we :cannot be praised 'too highly foi
Wei, iieisi liihtiecondilian when Di IlanseliCaii;
kiong.'"The dangerous seer et was •barilieelli-Our
bosoms; And *hen we heard of the dlitenguished
presence; right gl , d were we to let the demsa Dome,
.up our lips All of Conive,'Loonid - nalobraiiii &c
-ease Witte:eminent writer; but manigecitieivWk l i
hie face 'lad , shook 'his . hands,' anal unburdened
.their souls From all qualters,there came ,te_bis
eats the echoes of the smalls voids. Tliki'Vtiliatiltilcf,
al If wei could Ciiifgei - Joiae"or a
the • iforil "Vibe
~iir /land .to nil. overinose abottld be content"
the
'admiration
' -These.oonfassions satistled Dr . D.ussell that," She
'admiration for mottro . bkiittllttitiris fins on the Si g.
. - lush mixial, for- privilifff , iti:cisissee; and fora Undid
. !aristocracy : and .vwrry f is undisguised and-apple
ready
,gentuni," With . the Pride of 6.67111 11
'achlevett ' their IndePecidence is mingled in the
lklioothsCaioliniana"hearta a :strange regretitt:the
.resoit. „mut .olnaegnenoes, and many are cher who
If *Vold go baiik to morrow, it we could:" .
` 2 Tha-ooming 'of that gentleman trek i iiill4kl
Arrent. 7 i its Scored i s , oeit, WM DO' 0111e:Ot? sli
,skilful living penmen could iksr• made more.of the
hidden Inclination than Dr, Russell, orttili .t. oidatt
•Tiii m - , If her gracious' sovereign sees thaitiet ter,
slie'weeld do well to send one of kt-r sons.lo,Vbarles ,
too . or rather one ,of her dertg,!iters,,witt t . vb. ,3.•
o misry' itiatramens' fittcl 2 rdbas; 'ilk' Iff . e..hirias_
The amitosis 'now !proolaitaiegt A'l3l.o'
O worl d We
are monarchists, and the i 44esduak : of Soota 'Caro
lina will MIA the knee te.st i raker monarch but a
deseendent of the deo* ois joke was brukez
by our fathers. i :• ' : ' fl:l'. -...- t. '
• . . •
A FALSE. 11,1t3ckli.-461'are Authorized OS
.
say th at the wagrikplit vibtib baboon copied taw
aerveral:o44 . l•l;ffoisr Ths :Ph ilisdapo - a Prew in
referiiiiinaitliS66lningbam, the fi . ogont of the
tidiiii'qlotti*Yirnois Association, is . entirely
• iilihout foundation
butininetiiim has not been at Blount Ter
abn a t ao e 7ucDioimber At: haat aisootinti rata
was. at bar (orator total In 80niii 011 , 0110/s
.i where
pee bad been oottineei to her snort, for *coke by
:whine Tee iteptitation . quallyiniime 7.•
eyeot to the lady wbo . repreinataqatrA d soidation,
sod.who now resides at ,Mount. Vernon • She is
Incapable' of oeinpintattiois the "A:vociiilen by
sore of disloyiltj or tedhaireitfoli In 'abatis , of
the saered%rentalardt illaablagaoa,.ebe
.nreows:alie
hee,hat oae,duty,to perforni.o. be,taitaini cosh ir
tnur end' the - Aladoiatiofi==iuill - An 'tetingni"'wl l
!are yowl 4 4, 7 0141 itikeltet
TuF ,'"g • • •74 •
11:000Bilelnigit vitilik they
oiumit obiato , yig. to'iWiiiicapted
laid put into thi *soca. - : • '