The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, February 05, 1868, Image 6

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- '. 4 . ''.'Tst II tlaxerra" ki been Weald by
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the - ty . Comndedoners to:do , Ilts
- . public 11111 printing at their dlspeosL " Wa
:- - sl9lrwillti this mark _or Lauri %warns.
-" our jotemar, - and name It fresh •
"dance of the continual of its
.......11UPOLIGI claims and merits Kn atm
,....:lllll4P,?editita,. Pltlxlth and Jost
disalminatiOn the Gaze has . been
"•-• ''ealieted siaglitel ix - ' , "Allegheny
~. „.. and . Pithetatrie;mid, In
,thitsces, of
Allegheny awutty. We fool that these
' ' Mitrks or Atior and ti beat been
wuranted by. oar wide and extended
Miscast/on, bat sty the a time cannot
rt i esinriged
help haling" trader r ed' bligmbtas
_ to frisali Whaletar Mei'
and sus' alnedtis Liver. - ltifUrnialt .
a jourrod equal in tine . an general ex:
. - :adleice_to any .• • -• in the 'Oom,
THE .WEsTicipt. - any.
,
Tb s- f o Port of this butt don Beg be
,
tm„and in lie array of - and
lusilogirsida's good deal .r reflection:
: Este hi in' "thadmi, lostitittiott within-,
.
mho, walls *Lilac put year have
beewistharadald maintained it a lute
persons in tie'
primed UM— Of tlds large number Bit
bora bead itdadtted derby the year. sad
. 4.l4discharged; ihowingaliat. then have
cute:et= more tium litigant:Me out. rr
it were s obirct, ors actual, or m a
a
Workaboyi, thielarge - inates - "se and musc
bet would olrprol sign. but of this
nuabirlo were guilt] of arson, 21 had
acausitiadT to'filarj, „WI had stolen.
had.isen - coivicted of iturtier,
Aft were issitterfeiters, end 17 Linty : of
rapt Most of Mein are in the prime of
and Magi of them Lad left useful
occupations "tor a:. hone in the Peiami.
tlary: '17 . 1.014 4/38f,it , fiegait awe, ii
awe botebarto4babert.7l blarktwo aa ;
18- 4rPeSPF!aI.: S 12 qtackl n -.
has, sboeatUutra,, 8 tailri, 5 physt.:-
' chins. del - Of the'4l9l we 110:=5 ten
pereßrinam'lnd 419 that aUcither tte
or-writ/liar do.both: - ,
Row it certainly ' Lavery interesting
y.whit dull! bo done with so largC
a number of men, who by age Mid .edtt
cation might be 'vied, but who - tro
bare besnworse than lawless, "Dan any
*hitt badges for there while ht- Prim?
The resoriaidi- fait. ptirdellei
• •4 retort t at earni'sl,lte one loandred and
isjaaiiC'dliclaryed only eve
.west _ out 'better . tallith than
that iiith which they had entered. Two
Weft cilliqmptlvea,, setterwi
-.:t.'llitont•ealupantsat of 'the beam and ear
`Pant' Sleepy-9w otter 141 went out
stiadagfiet shims that
yeadtantiary life may be tuned to ac
'Leottoilinoproylaylke bodily Lola of the
, convict. „Nam that' oneAsif, two ban.
difidand fifty oat alma than Ire kindred
Logbtte read , and write, and
tbat atoned= tnegiesteirditairantaps,
:for none, of tbok are -ebildieti. Tim
&kiwi that .lifi in a pinata .. .calory
may be • turned to "one account to,
.2 impm►iug _ the intent:mak condition In
its victims: And if we look at the labor
account, we see that prisn maybe
. Made :pretibli; 'nun_ in_ a pecuniary
of view. Bat the great question
ne-fes" a price bg made a reformatory?
Ought it Maim at Oda object? `ls a con -
aka Amply' to be abut , up—so that he
• .
osoi harm ? Lena sigh's
it /f not, than wily -not exermir
'Mir Why mike AIM a trardsn to the
- ;mizatOnalty oirbout..Lhe 'ha§ wronged?
What clitlrta has he to food, "Clothing,
- Tbff.
that - he not shot - -' implies that
aoclety " regards Ida as Ell bads g
some itigktstlia 'right Or
shell . we say that 'ha . Is ! pat Jr.
*AU to. ba:•prutisherk u well ar
to :seep bluer : from harming
ty -. But 11" paalahtnnt` ; - is
the- ob
jeer ;thmt-rua _ seb his , toth-Mitt
torture. Idur, lengthen out - his - con.
limn:teat to the vaunt extent
coularsat With Aim- greatest Imo
Uhl*. ' Is other words,' make society
:lift; an 'taiga* ant Vas P al t i ner
as miserable as-passible.. Rut that such
the :ilia': of piurahruarti ie
eribbat from thi_ficklist most, of. Tha'
.derr . uran! are to be' remittal tisociety,
6414.11 i letigunr.itorkz period, vita riso,
- it is clearly, the object and should be held
to tre`the duty of society so to ininig
. przeon lite that, the . olumitargo oonvia
,"; mete to himm i f and so
Oittif jas 'Own Pi 12.4 'other
- esaYerts crime Into UMW" anti
so Al - Jinni Spectpates in iniquities. ,
otiti'i s
Man 3 rifiritied .. ont r of ens bun,
worth 'more to the community
; Abut:ea pronsitid drillarigainPur anima
-with' -relbrasation. It is not suirrip
Aintlnesthat ars ought tatunu out of our
Tr9w;witiUrmteluis Wilma reforaa
tiitwihitsmf. Thoi iti;oym7. 9
lusiM4 11,ter 05t0Atinofktinwldge and
:4-,kausAcAptostry.tu IVOputoolty of
-ua,lfinatSg oribartanbig their matinee
ipikkL . COWILICU4S,IIMT by }brain;
bu Wiz
..thattatirta:tatioaltai.- .
are , KW= of ti
lhtnill'itilai'laad that 'way. "Now
2 itic*.ii "Miry co:Ate/ma .the best
r edam'
Mesa thilts
.iniitc. 1012141
';,trisrled I, aollt*l7
alt cu
tams.t.ht congregated system. Denis
. .., - ;e4sicissfets,whelber b . 7 IsOokser teachers,
anildriaggi4aloil that wawa? Tnde
Ja,rithit Impwaitile alone. gad In WI
Qo?7 of teacherar
~br 3104508 F. ialltisr_ Intim -Yves
latezi the prisentemit,nivailad their
is an iatiounauty.
LIOOTo, ii - etwoo- of time lowa.
. ‘ loasas wasul . floitioa t arlth this
`sPfx=l damoranslig_ iota, that ia Is
APls* ley, sontrary to the system, sod
therefore • constant ininanto for nit
!pie bin*: Is Ina Alta of .chronfo ifs
absence and dominion, witk slims
!stilt laeasir grit lie L ontsl Ming Las
enemies.
itas wa late mid enough. The et&
- ,:actre or Qs' Zustitatiore have
Yihrirint a cnit; ' suiti 6llo iii ii4lizaPprt
Irbleb,darifis 9te- eirstai conaturation
- dal hoar iglelthod oa
C=ll
. .. . _. . .
lississois ittrtrwam nit, Of: Luzern
coardn heettrollike Itewtira a prolect
lot !agtsl4./errri which 'meets with
timbal seaclf noirsii,..llspuldisan
members of theleghdattres- , It . ahotdd
be ionic ie. Weil, * how:Tcr, that even
trader *PRIM Laws milk fnuuls . . .
base Men petater s t a v atem t h e & e w e° We um, a day or two ago. that the
-franctdae, : and 'that Se , etri tt g e e e y o r democratic ed r igutillld not know what
stattdory prerittlons Will make bad Men to tofko of-the / Wa l e" eieter Y , at
honest ThiSdanger,therefes t , to b e. t he, the special election -- .ln the Eighth Con
side of ineracrawes. What it Wanted is Lomb:mg Dtstflet of 0W ° .7. 8 were
a Reglstrythed wilt ill rightful it e m ',little millers.: ...Ons ofdhem,she Das-
In, and withendortinecessafy Perwlesity, towyLedger, Xt. 1 7allandigham`u organ,
And keep. oat the, largest nen t h e e of Mound oat what It 'meant - It asp: _
f e ,; ti gei v ir setae, by' mating m ei * "This is the ittet=eo.ll of the Pnesidem
MAlng as iliffictdt impossible. am by EV risk taa 's of ltled, 524
hulaileetee A
all means enact the - law .' If ineriettee of Pa twe lVVZ4 xt e r i ~;„I t' Lt d° '
dull prove it to he 411fattrs. it 1 , 20. Yarn of the deSaccrati-e ionza ht Will
lAN
' Indliste what '= tali -sseertain !'what is the matter' .‘ain , w ill
scathe it elreetal: ' "-- - - - - N 2 80 13. '-'-'
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BOOMING' OP :10E . ALLEGHENY
•
For many years a famous hdom has
spanned the Susquehanna riser et .
liamspoit. The object of this devise is
I . to catch and deem maw loge, cast into the
steam, higher np, and marked with the
- names - or brands of:the rerocerlye own
era,thereof-- It is- . a matter: of dispute
iliagnivr tits contrivance bas Protected
tieciintinan wilfsre of the men who are
engaged in lumbering on the upper
waxers of stream.' There, to no quer
that but tiara Proved a tionrce of large
prod' to the owners of .the boom. It
haa moreaveroxnatriinued to swell the
poptdatlon sad binned Importance of
the town at which it is located by giving
apractical monopoly of the manatee
tura of lumber for ibe tributary country.
The owners of this boom are abun
dantly Sat/tiled with its battings open
their personal Interest& Indeed, they
are*, pleased therewith that they wish
dupycate their advantagea this
. .
tre.risited.N.arrfsburg and
Inetitinci explorations, to see if they
can tett bull through the two Homes
and NieMittie Chamber, authorising
than OlOnqxnet .tr,boorti across
hen" river, at or near. Freeport.
Wit in - . few months past we have
Mae intend statements - relative to the
inaaseitof_valttable timber cilsting in
the upper porticons ••_of the Allegheny
Valley of tLe Introduction or tannerits,
Iffordlng a local and important demand
for hemlock bark; and of the immediate
expurtion of.the lumbering Interest 044
sequent thereon.' course, lumber
dealers understand that Umber cut while
the. sap tie to taxiing° hark
veeltug wl7l . not last iniferthan half -a
long estimates euttettes the sap is down;
i>tt She =bin.* tabs of the hark will
cause speedy and , Wide eliuddlig In the
hemlock foram. , -11 may reasonably be
onjertured, farthermore; ' that the gen
eral dertitict* of Umber, which goes
on - steadily, without.:forethought as to
she condition of on-coming generations,
wlll,-on the whole, enable the owners of
deteriorated lember to, o'nairr'ia moch
fin It ntuliter - Other:olMtuairincie they .
Would realise for Stack of the soundest
and mess emdushig description.' r - •
But Mils not to the .. . Present purpose.
Then - W - DZiPtiltuntlittent.ritiii Went to
neoncpcdiee Use lumber indite of .the Al
legheny, Crr, it least, to , levy toll upon
It, which *erection - ofbwom would
intlandiestablern the to do. It ; -Is of
importance, therefore, to con - sider tenet
thief= of,-theta' contemplated -ewer.
Prise Weida, be - On' the etie:iatll intenst
"above and on the course ,cr
ascending and descending, for ordinary
comma:Fla purposes. tt. •
Eat to the Mill owner' apOie, it Is pre
lamed theiwili give this subject prompt
ConaiderinialLand then act as efficiently
as shall seemto their for the best. They
,ere not only WO, - but Intelligent, and
, May, safely . bi left' to take taro of
.
their own ewe, their own way. Coo
• nestedielth them, more or lesi directly,'
".areeikeliinbit dealers here - .and down
the Ohio. ' ; Their welfare is not so di
redly irtionived, bit they will, doubtless,
feel impelled to give attention tothe
mount:bit:et noW tmoullit forward..
'Bo far as relates to. general commer
clal trinsiMnins, isle of moment to note
the nittaral dlfferenceabetweett the But•
qualm= and, the Allegheny. The for
mer is a bread and shallow stream, with
i bed aheadbig, in 7 protruding rocks.
It bas a descending navigation, at par.
neuter season;: when.' copious rains or
dirtolying snows swell the - volume °fin
alders.' , But It has no ascending nevi
gallon .601111 r: up , from Port Depositt
to'the Perks, at Northumberland; then
iits ,herts and there pools df guilt
olent depth. to float a light-drift steam
boat., ,Prom-Northomberland upwards,
whether by the North Branch to Os
sego Lake, or the West Branch up to
the futposses of the Allegheny Moun
table, the ascii, rdiemometurn constantly
recurs. =. It 'may ' , well be questioned
whether
,inotheitiver of equal length
mdsts which is' so nieiesaln the way of
amonancalating water•cralt. - .
The Allegheny is navigable:trom itr
confluence with the Monongahela up to
Oil -city; not,
_MAIO „at ill seasons cr
the year, bat::irhMierer the stream it
@venal, Thiel' tirdinsrily,:happens for
teeny weeks esnamerkt.. Thbroacending
natigatknalsof meek" Iralae to this oiti,
Slane the cotopholon of aue Allegheny
li:Oicri . lagri)isit yetteciii lets gum I,
:nu before; bit it is still of too mach
ppasequattat . to be netttleed or imperiled.
Oreatiree, it averred that a
biaom can be' matataioad,!at• a_ suitable
eddy. without hushing navigation; btu
this imam to be: A
boast is eaten to be swept stray by the
tiessirs &AS ortrteztisad of lOgs, -
lass an eddy tibia to scali in extent o
to pafthrne still-water; or something skit
thereto, 'This eddy. most ba "birgo and
eaten, as ;t will not- sent, as a reser
nit rnr Imp maueabf timber
. (kookier a Gtottoberisaa. The Om.
6emtin above dio not jiak for this boom
The aslerkte lumber; here; and, below
do- not ut>br it Men; be various cat
!op, bleolated m Lo - sutTlesticat of thi,
dna, di) not ask foi IL lawman who
Atli making money by the owtusrehip ot
k.
.koortion the puniiehatine, — e•e chance
to doable they gains by erecting • boom.
on the Alleghpy:f;ln this aue
which tholoes/atura ought to Intonate
Its authority to orderto yelp a fine" to
mate fry . iiro4loitig mr.
. .
gamaratatudfare, sad eleaziy• at the ca
mera ofthamany?
_Socha nee of leg.
hdatira power would be a Hag' rant abort
_
of the Omemonwealth't right of prweni
inent doinnin; and 'nova subJectill who
might be concerned in it; from the Gay.
exiior downwards, to ittriolis anittad
titudto.:Ttui enterprito is simply
"Wit astitoded to pat roomy In
reeketi by, .64kb:it: ,diutitge on
gedosid and pisteduailateiesta,
AL : Wasigagron special to the New
York Wmfd, Matesthat the Preedent to
determined to make the British goyero•
meat pay :the Alabama claims, and et
the merentation of the new Minister
tkif.:*leir; ta.r:Mirrow, ,will ro
stadly. -Its& •
'Aitheeth ' ' the addressee that am to be
exelsaavod between the rondelmt and Min
ister Thoth clay •to ',Larded...ad serene,
the Ilatyea remains that a speedy and eat-
Istaetto7 rem:ease Muth he made by the
Brlttet Germane:et so the olthaaturn
the Executive of the Slatted States, or else
a deelexaflon *Vote against Great Britain
malt eventoally emistee , :• .
An "ehigietum of the' EZecUtife'. of
ttti•United Ststee"--e refusal on the
peitittfintetilltitaiti—sad s deelaretlati
of trar—when? Don't be frightened!
The declere tion.li only. -promised , "ultt
mately.!, Thte is gel 7 Alma like Dinka
Webster's threat 14 take peasant= of
. the Genadas "ions fourth of July."
.
11. e. Jeri/mow Dema, ander date of
January 8,-111e . 41, wrote from Lootattoe
to a frieedi
.Toornalihriima and loam have beet to
me ever present smear, an t h e trale to
width you so feelingly refer.- The Cleeola.
non stint' erverpentere presents itself in
-that owe prosperotts emietrp 011 s every
,cart with morrow; but -Z. Ince and trait a
better time will soma:me to um. The pati
ent fortitude,' the etteerhil enere7, aoe
manly verge, width our people disp lay le
the de of their- naleferteme, cannot fan
to totes the due retterif... .
' It is IlTitleat he begins to comprehend
from - what a surpassing degree, of pros
' patty Into what a depth ofemetchedneis
heantltlaanoclates plunged the South
ern atatta, •It is most unfortunate that
las =one-tomes toolate to be bate-
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ST. Parr, JI.TtIITy 25 1 / 1 , 1169.
I • Canons' Geztrra:-- - lit - hat is the mutt- ': 4
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lter with yam mailing clerk? What have . Among . the fable projects of the lead.
I done, that I, your "constant reader",; lag denominaildao is the establishment
and -;Aver in advance, should receive' of Homes for egad end indigent mora
-1 -
I occasionally, as I have received to-day, , 4,, ....„t .n seen i'r the leading citlee of
a weekly (sane, just one week older thani the ......wit thew lastitutions have been or.
it should be? Orly thinker it! in these l , g ani " - ea a gr 4 ed wade ' and have re'
days of submarine telegraphs, me, your : C*13.”'..„, liberal aid traria the "'ember° of
, thee raspealve, Marches. Alosoet. or-
mirresperdent, carrying home on th e e ,
sees church, espocially- in cities, have
25th of
: January a rear of Ono. a
- r. —-- -"ZTTZ ; the peer in their' memberehip. By the .!
dated January 15th. Personally, Mears. 1 establishment of alleme, the pear will
Editors, you do not know me Were it reed,. mo re p ere e ewen f aid, and net re-
otherwise, I am
guile sure you would I lief now and then, an it present, and
"pity the sorrows of a poor out man." t when the syntpatides of ' their churches
lam on the is asdy side of fifty. lam I are awakened. Recently we chronicled
griving with all my might to imitate, ithe consunamatien of the purchase of a
that Saint of old, Job, In exercising Pa- fine building and•greande by the Motho-
Settee under all difficulties, and In nay of Philadelphia. Last week thin
own imperfect! way succeed new and ! host„ ho , d „ of chriztuuse in Baltimore held a
again, bat I will leave it for you to say t ~
whether, under the present eirerunste e .. grand re-onion at Maryltind_rionn u t o
cee, I wee not tally warranted in recol- Hall, to Mee funds for opening a Home
twine Harper's famous anecdote of that for this claw of persons in the Methodiat
famous stream, and tempted to exclaim, churches of that city. Recently a mere.
Yuba MUM- Now, the fatzETTO be. 1 meet has been net on foot to establish •
its thouaands of readers everywhere, Bootist Home in Philadelphia. The
and would it be much trouble for you to •
project, is in the hands of a number of
whisper in the ear of your clerk to se
lect some other subscriber (say la oar leed-leg Bapthat laymen of that city, who
lately acquired Russian possessions) j will doubtless prosecute the matter to
upon whom to play any further practical I final mimosa It is proposed to raise at
Joke' he may have In store, and as the least twenty-five thousand dollars' for
boys have it, "femme loner tkia object. "
It is cold weather here, gentlemen—
thirty end forty degrees below zero.) endent Ilethailat Church In
„,__ An ind
-ep .
Some two and a half feet of level enow, 1 Beaton has 'bed great sneetket daring•lte
and :a wind now arid again, which means eslatens& or nine lean.. according to
almost daily, cold enough to congeal the I Zion's Herold, there haying been over
the warmest sympatics of the greatest eight hundred oenyeralone, and of bap
philanthropist that ever existed, is no Same three hundrei andtwenty-nine.
joke ' and when yon take Into maiden- tf
don the price of cord wood ($9 per cord) The chu rc h hi ce °Peg' , enei ht 4 gOVent
resbeetaimmenieskand besides the sawing of the same, you will meet, D eports
perhaps agree with me that the neighbor Methodist in doctrine and mode of war.
hood of a Pennsylvania coal bed would Whip. .
'he a desideratum. Nevertheless, our Rev. A. G. Watkins, a probationer in
streets are thronged with sleds and the "Holston Id. R. Conference, Tannes:,
sleighs, and all, high or low, poor or , ww ,., the wee ~,,,,n yetted i ii t ,,,,, the dew, o f
rich,. frdm -the urehle coasting- down th
till to the millionaire banker with blood " war,
wa° for " ward Year° a its P re.
horses, bell - silent and driver, every one fientntiVe f-rM " ' nine " . In Cin g renn '
"goes in", for the excitement. The novelty of h is of RoMan Oath
' Such g lorious blocks of me as we man. olio Sunday &kw , Is . peening - away.
afactare here I—blocks of any length and It tames to be no h e arm of sera - ice
t w n l i d ,isi,, th
. w ,, tgi a ted nd - n b o y el t e h a ree r.m to bunted in among theCattiolics 111210Xig Protea
,'
the P
the limpid we- ..
t om denorniaationi, The report of the
tees of the Mississippi, of which it . Is
Ran Catholic Sunday School Union of
all..
Our Legislature in now i n "ewe.. Of 'New York City reveals the fact that
course it is Republican in majority, but fOrty-flve thousand children of that
here and there can be found among he Church an regidarly receiving religlore
members men who, In times put as now, instruction, cron e. thd of thetotalnum
throw all the influence at their command h er 4 children fen
ft v e.f e fiftee n yo, r ,
in behalf of whipped traitors, and who,
of ago, according to the last census, -
to-day, if in their power so to do, would
undo all the glorious deeds achieved by At the legalistic& Qr.'s Presbytoffinn
the Boys in Blue. It wane bitter pill to minister, at Pireaudc, N. 3.,' by tho New
the Cops, the resolut l on,endoning Con- ark Pretbytery, Rev. Mr. Thompson, a
stress for the reinstatement of Stanton. colored nitin of thci Oberlin Sohrol, and
Ibis week they prayed that-the bitter stationed at Newark t essiated in the enii
cup might pm trona their lips untouch- nation seryleo, by laying en cis,
ed, hut It wouldn't do. They drank, .„.„..
..wmaging
dregs and all, Gloria in =talk! '''' „. New m a n
.'''"', m
The'congregation of th e late Dr. Rid- ti t s . tentmenial by the Inerntxi• of hie
die stand impeached, to-day , in th is city church, elated that holuul never received
of robbery. Hew say you, gentlemen, a shilling , for any one of thp lectures de-
Trustees of the Third Presbyterian N. S. livered, or iernaomi preached out of „the
Church, guilty or not! Your licensers ordinary oceina. He aye at throe unl
ire the congregation of the - House of vereitiee they lea made him w doctor,
of this city. Have you forgotten 1
but be is determined net to change Ma
that part of the decalogue which forbids
the coveting of your neighbors' goods ? name. and be plain Newman Hell to the
his man servant 1 4 Under the einem- , end of the ehelgen - . .
stances, we can only console ourselves 1 The Young Men's ChrleUan -.Anoxia
with the stereotyped - plume msed on all - tionof -Brooklyn, fitruishes anon San
mastlele by all public bOdl ee ,— "Vi r e day -morning a breakfast to tiro peon.
that our leas will be the gain of • •
The breakfast conflate of celTee and
Set. If.' . .A Noble, -as well as that Of . , '
- breed and butter. I I
' A man rained Van Solen lately stood Father Taylor, the noted sallers'
trial for his life on the charge of wilfully preacher at Boston. has resigned his
murdering a Dr. Hartcourt, an English- chaplaincy, and Mires after nearly half
man by birth. - .The trial lasted near or - e century e fl een i, w , w i th the Seamen's
quite three weeki, and resulted in the Ald y •
disagreement of th e jury. The culprit j_- - Society '
-
is 'to be tried again. The Pioneer, of , The independent *eye eleVen now
ibis city, suggested with some fence the, eborehee were organized last-year In
discharge of the prisoner, adducing as a connection with the Minions of, the
reason that if a conviction could not be I Areerimu Board. The &Malone to the
had flew, when all the circumstances nett union churches by profession's. were
P e " C ' ne " ai
testim advocatingy were fresh, It
was a
future rim Idle to laiM eleven hundred and sixty-seven.
d he /lad •
&dadvocating as a cogent reason for the dic e.
-e, Th. i e°i
-pseteur work of the American
charge of the culprit that it ward suer i Trect alecietY has keen P rewecuted with
eapenee. Of course, your readers will , great 'vigor In the South, molting In
ant' be astonished when they learn that , cheering success. Sixtycolportours have
that delectable sheet is of the Democratic [ been incomiciaslon there thieyear; who:
persuasion. An reveir,___. lin addition to other useful, mule, have
/4- " t alsOTras. 'I
organt.„Nsl or sided nearly tidrusen hue
`Reviarks—We concur in th e estimate , deed Sabbath School; eintenclitg about
our cerrespondent puts upon the Oa- tone hundred thousand scholars, lithe
=TY, jug as a mother appropriates all 4 trans been supplied with small Libraries.
the compliments bestowed upon bet , Some weeks age th e eeetrib e n eee of
child; but he is wrong in grumbling at ' the Methodist. during the grand Centen. i
our "mailing clerk," who is as faithful Imy year, (Me) were reported et mee
t man as lives. Sat he does better then thing over six millions of dollars. Quite
some of our remade in getting his paper, : a number of Poeferreacee had net then
even after conildemble delay. There relerted (ha amount at their elditribe
gone. We'leara by official snaeonee
are post offices here in Pennsylvardn, at
some distance from this city, which hal . meat thaefill " sur " anneal _
_ Cerdersufts r
an : telnrsliste of 5a,241 33./7.
of the Oszrrnts directed thereto fall to i report .
Fear Conferences aro yes to report, and
reach. They are stolen from the bags, ; t i re hey . w ,, perted in text I , ie pe . ibie
to our great armoyatice, by postal Wheels ' the grand total will reach to
intVions of
--We have tried time and agile, toeteli:l dollars. .At the openituf of the Canton
thierastality, but have signally failed. i l ari year ft was estimated thaifourer eve
The stealing goes on in spite_ of all we t million. would be tke °Maisie limit.
can do.I The "Sunday School Children's Fund,"
to be reed to asset meritorious echelons
'of both sexes to securing a 132113 e ad
yam-id education, is nearly 'fatty thou.
Grace . Episcopal Church, New, York
1 City,
.took up a roliedenary collection Sunday before host of five theneand five
i, Melded and Flinty dollen; '4 - ‘
The first etteropt to establish a-Vetoer
-4 enlist Society at Wsahington CU,Y, wee
I made - within a week or an. The-accent
lacWn of Unitarian% In .Meeting ealered,
I children out of a Sunday Wont, will
i help the ttelverealiga al least it is sap.
, posed tin-Ise-fourths of the- dedfintio at
tho organizatlion of the 'Cniveendlat So.
iclety, were - Bnitariena. - I • ,
The Refannteristaya the Eptatioassliann
are " devouring". and appropriating to
themselves certain delspidated Mayer.,
,
enlist sodetlea 11, however prefers that I
1 I Liberal Christians should do this work,
than
oecta, Spincoiallana a,a i ether 'Thiiialist
, ..
4 -
Is rearrest conservatism has recently
received a new shock. From time im
memorial there It has been enstonutry to
educate girls of the .midtile and higher
C.lB/11C11 in convents. Not long ago car ;
tam gents became dissatisfied with the
quality of Instruction their daughters
got, and began to send them to attend
lectures delivered by able men employed
for the purpose by PriTete enterprise,
- Soon the Government interposed, not to
stop the innovation, but to eitablish a
connection between these teachers and
girls and the University of Perla. A
regular ware of instruction bas * been
adopted, embracing a wide range.
Crowds of girls, including two "neices
of the , Empress., attend the comsat.
'Bishop DISPAHLOIIP could not, however,
restrain his veneration for antiquity. In
stiorons pamphlet he exclaims: "Oar
girls have hitherto been aineated on the
knees of the Church; we are now going
to pass them into the arms of the UM
vensity.” Ile is farther scandalized that
the movement has extended into the'
provincial towns, where the lectures are
to be given in the nitric, so that the
girls will have to pass to and from their
studies under the eyes of policemen and
other profane persona All this lamen•
tation is of no The movement is
411CCen. •
In these modern days conservatism
really has a hard time of it. Turn which
way it will,*and whatever matter may
come 121,, , ,„ it Is sure to get shocked. If it
had
.died_ a century ago, and been de
cently buried, es reason demanded, It
would have escaped inflictions which
coUstantly • Increase in number and se.
verity as the sun of civilization mounts
towards the zenithe'
Tan Conservative and Democratic
Journals bare hien puzzling their beads
fat some chip; over the brilliant Repub
triumph at the spec:lll election for
Congressman is tho Eighth District of
Ohio. They profess to understand what
the apparent reaction in that `State, and
in that particular district, last October
meant; but this grand advance confounds
their calculations. They biped the Re.
Publican patty was falling into damp,
and this display of lusty life • baffles
them. Well; they will have many shocks
of thLi sort next fall, when all along she
Republican line the advance shall be
Bounded and_niade.
Arran the restoration of Secretary
Stanton the President intended Into a
condition of quietude, without attempt
ing any of the energetic acts he prom
ised to Derfoun If the Mee Tenure
WI was enforced in the case of that gen
tleman. He has, within a day or two,
broken oat against Hr. Rollins, threat
ening.to diaregard the law of Congreu
in his consuming zeal to Maintaut what
he conceives to be the true interpreta
tion of the tkrnstitution.
IS A recent cue in New York, the
Court Enstained a claim for damages
against the Central Railroad Company,.
In consequence of Injuries occasioned by
a 'broken rail. It was held thuncommon
carriers of Persons . were bound to .fur_
n 11.2 trustworthy , rehicles, 1/respective
of all questions of negligence.
IT is proposed to build a line of rail.
roam between, Zanesville and Cleveland.
Such a road would pay largely and
greatly enhance the value of property
along the route, and contribute inuch.to
the proeperity of Cleveland, - Wooster,
KWabiug, Medina and Zanesville.
:—Chleago
Weedily alitht,
to death, read
kW, and dea:
worth of pr,
had another lire on Wed:
which burned one weinin
rdered twelve Amides bors;
.estroyad upwards of $BO,OOO
rdPer‘
PITTSBURGH WEEKLY GAZiA:fE:
RELIGIIHS INTELLIGENCE.-
. • .
The LOS , Ca Cifo - tifiens, speaking of the
asionnott, of Chicago; argue that
while it fa well edited and' a handsome
sheet, its creed may be summed. ~up le
.three artielee: I. No one wine is rota
menden of the tiblearsallst denominsi
can pgribly be saved..: 3.- The Unit.ari.
ans are" the abomination of desolation
spoken of by the Prophet Denied." 3.
Theasgicral Cfrrittfon Is Madeira.
• At She recent Coact Preetryterian ben
yet:aims at Ilarriaburg, Pa.. action :ma
taken favora7de le • holding Parochial
Conventions, .to comprise . Presbyterian
bodies In a neighborhood, to meet for the
purptif conference ant prayer in re.
talon to the Baton umvement„ and to
pray for .the increased effusien :of the
Holy Spirit • upon alt the churchee. By
this means, It is believed, the enlrlt of
anion will be transmitted to the masses
of the memb‘sidp. •
Ear. w.lt.'Perry, who ; died at brand
Masao, Michigan, the founder of th e
I city, bealdex leaving oao hundred and
:finned thotmand dotter.- to his wife sad
Children, bequeathed nearly onehundted
and flay thousand della= to beneveleet
allied" of a religions and educational
character. Ifs was a graduate of Helen.
Collage, said studied 'theology settle /WC;
Dr. Gardner Spring, of New - Yerk.
The First English Reformed'ifiermenj,
church of Balthriore hale bate faVoree
with an addition, of forty-form persons,
of whom forty ere heads of familiar.
The nowhere Meetingofthisclty,com.
prising the resident Methodist Episcopal
pastors, hare,been dismaiing for several
weeks, at their Monday eandans, the
beet method of tussoldpg in order, to
reach and save man. At bat Montiers
meeting, it was resolved to held union
olr mi.-operative reeetinge—mialstemand
members of the reipsctlve Methodist I
•Episospe, churches, uniting In the ear- , ,
viols at one cburch for week, visiting
each church In turn in the two-cities.
The lent °file sedan Is to be heads/
arty street church, Rev. W. H.Locke pes
ter, commencing next Mouday evening,
Rev. ILA. Snyder preaching the sermon,
Ito be followed by Item J. W. Baker, H.
Burt, McGuire and M. Hickman.
Meetings have bean held in this church
for two or three weeks pad, and ommid
arable revival interest Prevails. • Quito a
number orpiment; have Professed con
and have united 'with the
church,. among,- -,- ahem are several
premising-young. men.l Mr. Locke is
laberiag le en halseatigatile.manner to
promote the intonate of the church, end
liestexwedieg. •
' The First Christi= I Chttreti,
shorty, of which :Jeweilt Ring la the
Paster, is said to he in is ilea douilibing
rendition, the ordinance of chtistian
baptism having been administered sear-•
ly every 'Lord's Day-aid evening for
many - weeks past. The nuaileer of ad
ditions to the char* during the Year
11167, was sixty, and the Aolo number of
conmanalcanta at tee Present tin tsht
fear hundred and farty-six. A. series of
meetings begui .in . Has • church last
evening, during the oentiatumes of
which the Pastor will be assisted by tor.
W. A. Baiting, of Trey, Rew:Tork,
EPRE2d:ERD3
—New York id 111 . 11012 to Lase another
Lie cock fight.
-- . Dlptheria is epidemic among. the,
children of Fort Wayne, Indians:
—On the .34 or February korace
lamely will lie fittpseren years old.
• —The Insurance companies of Clncim
Eat! lost over t 230,000 in two diye last
—There aro more than twenty-two
millions of saes of tutimprored land In
Terns.
—26,8G0 passengers were carried by
the Pacific Mall Steamship Company
last yeah•
—The people of Burlington, Iowa;
have been enjoying fine sleighing on the
river lately.
—An English church Isle be erected
on the battle Held of 'lantana. At least
It Is so statel
—Great mortality has prevailed
among the cattle In the southern part of
Banton this ;winter. '
—There,. are twelve hundred 600 d
Template and fourteen lodges is Wayne
county, New York.
—Nr. Stanton may have many .. , vir
tues, itaya an exchange, but resignation
is not one of them.
—When. tea little poem like an aire of
land unpaid for? When it is Anacreon-
Grant, the African explorer,
has been retpiested by Gen: Napier to
Join the Abysainian expedition.
Boise .fifteen hundred litalthhore
'TeUala are engaged in the oyster busi
ness, and they take about fourteen mil
lions of brudieli annually to that city.
• - rahx , Azkansits. ItaptOicate Conven
tion. has nominated; general Powell
Clayton for Governor, 'and• Colonel
James.R.Soluision for Lieutenant Gov-
—Senator liorton's great speech in
reply to Doolittle`a labored "effort was a
glorious one. Persons .who have 'been
familiar with the halh of Conuresi far
yearn say that they have never, heard
-Some, eats live to be twonty.eight
years old. One who had attained that
great ago, tout who was an evident lie
thesaleh among thufellie race, died' la :
mented In Cleveland - recently. "gone
but not forgotten-" . ' •
—l,miumille has is knack of getting up
very triysteriont Kithira. The body of a
man has beta limed there and nobody
knows him nor how he got there, and of
course the papers are busily engaged in
agonizing over the mystery. ' •
1.4 n 1360 thopopulationof Charleston'
(8. C.)' wag atom 40,000, and now It
scarcely reaches 115,000; fifteen deaths
per'week 13 the In* Overage there,
which is i'darge one, and lf. continued
should, we think, depopulate the plice.
—The Union League ; : Club of New
York Ims leased for ten yam Mr.
Leonard Jerome's splendid mansion, on
Madison Squire, originally Intended for
the lackey Club. The Union League—
has appropriated $40,000 for furnishing
their new house.
,
—California la an Insatiable State; not
istieled with'the lemindless prodigality
which dame nature has shown there, the
Ca/ifondins have taken to planting and
raising pine apples, and have been suc
cessful. We really think anything
would grow In that favored land.
—A. new use has been found fqi tiie
great Pennsylvania product, petroleum.
Champagne is made' of it: 11 all the
champagne drank should hereafter be
Made of petroleum, the eoarch for wells
would become as brisk at ever, for the
Supply would have to be doubled.
—The Swedenborgian Society of Chi
cage has meetings of a social nature
every week, when the pastor Joins them
and dances &len- they dunce.. This has
caused so much dissatisfaction la cleri
cal circles in that town that the Sweden.
borglaw pastor Is cot' recognized by his
Christfors and clerical brethren. Such
levity, say they . , can , not be patter a
Christian - character.
—A boy in Chat...tenet' was cutting-ice
from the pavement In fkrnt . of his fath
er's house, on Thursday Inst. Re struck
a terrific blow at the Ice, but hit his fooi,
completely severing his tire tees tad the
and o • his boot. An attempt; made by
the physician called in, to join the ports
again, Fos unsucceuful, - and the •boy
will have anluthp foot all his life.
—What a *stir would be created In
ans if Napoleon were to do an Solomon
did In' his time, when ho found that
there were about two hundred thousand
strangers Int:Jerusalem, sued net them all
to WOrlyill ' heweri` r and carders of wood,
_" @ ?if
swirl water and hod carriers.
Such trommant would kayo the edect of
keepings' , goodly number of people at.
home ntiw-isdays:
— the'citizenaotAudrerst are behind
the age. , f. Aa outcry kaa been made be.
cantle the old Pirst Church In that town,
allowed;thelr building to be ruled for an
operatic performance. IPAsztharat were
not behind the age no such outcry would
havebeen made, for in, all gcsohead
Places the' churcims strewed for operatic
pc:formai', reesseSerj Sunday, and crowds
often.dock to hear theta who would not
otherwise go,
—Tbe Bostonians say that better din
ners GSA: be gotten 'at ,one of the new
Boston 7:calauranta than in Perm The
good latiations that they have In Boston
are better than those used in the cause
wayi of. that more trophol place, and
the railroads which ton in Boston are
smooth as same golden senate we have
read sbont, and the streets of )3oston are
as treed and twiiitlfel as the road which
leaden 4 two dearnatox, probably, Met
none bat the elearalghted linbites hays
eyes to sea these advantages,. and all
Others will probablz live and die 14 the
opinion that Besten is .an intinenaely
overrated, disagreeably =eked' town.
—An almnang case of counting the
chlekscut before the period of incubation
was reached, hu Deferred In New ,York. .
city. A. young man married on Christ
mas day, Intending to Hue on lore in
cottage and $l,OOO a. year, which was
the amount , of his salary. On. New
Yam day his bland employer kindly
mienned him with a thuker.like smile,
that in . cimaideralion or the valuable
nature of his services, and the depressed
state of the Markets, his salary barest
tit , should be V4O, Instead of $l,OOO, as
heretofore. There was about as much
Consternation In the small family of that
fumg man Wit night is is generally al
lotted to small (*milieu .'
French wrlter has fond-out the
iimon why spectacular plays are new
nreltirred to the legitimate (imp. He
says: , "This madam legitimate drams
falls to please because it Is inclinable of
giving pleasur,iiv the !pentacles ore pre.
limed to became they are meters.
ble.." Emmy. one will at once under
stand thly t of tenrse, and though- some
may Wtik - the explanation ends where it
begins, %Oet possible dßference can that
make ? Then the author goes on to state
that "entll the drama is revived the
stage cannot be reformed." Any one
who wishes to know more or this
ifrenclunan's original and valuable Haifa
on this nbject should 'read . his essay.
His name in ,
—That excellent loom!, :the
patient, which so many people read, on
Pawleys when ether papers are tabooed,
although it ilapped mat of Its liar rivulet
of religion SODAS • time MO, has given
Congress such a seething that the mew.
ben mist feel dreadfullyabout it, sales
,
pecnily meet each day minds as these
gummed by a Morton, a Elagludm, a
Sumner, a :Williams or a 'Wilson wilt
beneath the , remarks which come from
the iaiglity'spirit behlad the altar of the
Indeptnihnt. Rear What this modern
orlon • Amy; tide Horace, this rival la
elegance of language of Addison df
Okestudell:- "Osamu ku Sane days
of flabbiness to elm of strength. • •
• --•• Congress is nothing bats wet rag;
sad may he wraag with impunity. •
••• •• • Perhaps a few days hence we
Ala see Ours= mesons rowan."
WED:\
, F
—Oregon has Grant c;ubi
—The Ice Ixesta of New
,
race recently for a silver cui
—Senator Men . ry wilson 1 1
York on Saterday and Sun,
I . —Ministerl Washburne is lllt~l l
; - way homewards from P
—A peat company, with a
of-$lOO,OOO h i ss been organir
side county, 111.
—The Brookville Herald,
Bays that "the- ttsnry law,
stands, is ridiculous."
—The wool growers cif - Br
West Virginia, have condo i
meeting on Februaryllth.
—Nearly two million do 1
of ,hods were' nianufitctured 1
films in Chicago last year.
—7acksonnounty, 111., ha
ed a flue qtlari-r, the marble
p is
said said to fully equal that of I
—Another illicit still has 1
in Baltimore, thin time carri (
Irishman's shinty in an obsc
—Mr. E. L Davenport, I
Dickens and Mr. IL L. Bat
opera troupe are all helping t
Baltimoreans.),
—Peoria hag two ceases of
one Is the killMg of a rat wei
pounds and a half, and the o
erection of a new jail,
—Grasshoppers` eggs are s
some parts of Arkansas that i
the State will be plagued, i
the Egyptian Style in the sprit
—The Salem flouring mill I
is making four hundred bar r i
This Is dolng 'pretty well, wi
the very hem of the outekh
cation. .'
--The St. Louis Republica i calls that
various southern Convention , "Meting.:
cries," and "ring tailed, st caked and
striped," which, of comae, sada greatly!
to the dignity of that newsp4er. •
—We wonder if Mr. Croly's AteeTiella
Order of Knighthood has many membeis
as yet i His 'article on the. subject is
the mutation !which takes tee place of
the Dickens article in the last number.
—The decline in the figures' in Boston
is noticeable, and surely can of all be
blamed on Cunard and 111 S ate mera. A
. 1
modiste says that her Boston customers
need more and l more padding •
--Halifax and the proviner
it is situated having become Jai
Southern "prinelpies,• has mil
mind to secede from the Dercii
then to look
upon. .for a g '
hook to hang upon. . • .
i —Professor Blot has ahead
hundred subscribers to hie Clo
'York. We OMR ere long be ti
'a nation of gastronomers no
!Tants if Blot lives long eneueL
pitch his pleasant crusade.
—The distilleries In Peoria have
stopped, and ?cartons arc gong to pe
i
till= the President, or' Congr ss, or the.
Supreme Court, to hive the . Revenue
pies dismissed,, as they can't carry on
their business Whoa so' chisel, watched.
—A wealthi property owner F lu the
Crescent City has reduced tbd rents on
his properly., , One item, Which easily.
brought ss,oooaist year, lie now rents
for $3,0011, and the reduction on his
,
other property ; has been in It ] e
-propor
tion. . ; , '
—Alabama le to have a day I Dating
and prayer to deliver the Suit from the
horrors of negro domination. If they
do not soon get over their absurd resist
ance to fate, they may have a lnger day
of fasting than either we or they would
care to see.
—Punch sap; that St Martin of Toms
is the patron ofd traveilers; by I slight
1 1 .
RIO of the mama logic we wo id make
the'LOndon Si. Mary. Axe the lumen
of execationei,' und we wont rccom-,
mend all bande aupersons to the protec
tion of Bh Mary ~te Bow.
—A girl—(who evidently, like Chica
go,ir looked with 1 longing eyes at MIL
Grinder's fame ) rliveu in Ne York:.
who recently spread rat poison on the
bread intended for her Ouster's children,
11
u
and then spanked them well, r dears,
because they would not eat It.
';--Father Agajil'eta, the Gree priest,
who was welcomed in Trinity 'hurl,
N, 1., a few years ago, as a rep nla
de° of the great Church, of the Orient,
is said to have heck& a c an ert to
i
c
methodism, and having abando ed the
gorgeous ritual af , Greece, has owe a
a circuit rider In Calif•witils. '-`
-Capt. Ed. Philter Is a candi ate for
State Auditor m Indiana. He lest bath
legs in Milt - war, ;and on that ticeotuit
some persons third that he is not fit to
be, the holder ofl a r.aperiaibleJ office.
His den, hoWever, are both gotta per
feet, is' factor mere importance thFin legs
to an Auditor General. j
-The attention of Kentuckians is
beteg called to the existeace ofe oat in
large quantities ' ia. their State. l Along
the:valley of the green River there arc
known to exist:tine beds of e cellont
biturnmens coal. - One mine has 'ready
been started and i yields an are goof
eight hundred bushels per day, an other
mines will soon bollix operation.
—The recent great fire in Chi go af
fecied the insurance interest' of the
whole commerciall world. The loss of
Nei York companies .alone wilt Over
half a million of doLlare, and b i lti'reen
one, tad two hundred thousand oilers
comes from Engi i and. The IS aten
Slose
States over ha f a million, aid the
rest of the loss toll, on New England
companies. . (. I , - .
--AtianUCCity like • iiiagara Flll5 - 11
said- to be among 'the things which Is
soon to be among the things of the past.
c l•
During the last three years 'eve five
Modred feet of the beach have been
washed away. Thd pretty grove f ce
da4along the inlet, front is almalt en
d gone, and the! glories of the place
ifiVhot as brill' rut they have been.
—Soma persons aM much troubly.l at
'the - Modernism, or Americaniam, as they
call 1t,',,0f calling a irldow a widow are•
'men._ The use of the term is, however,
the original and correct one, and widow
Is merely an abreviation. Widow woman
'occurs In Clumer end the still earlier
writers, and Is also used In the Old feet.
ament. • '
.—,Citicago haviig ;achieved gres ness
in ilie divorce line, has . turned its a ten
lion to tires , , and. has 'burned no two
Millions of dollars ;worth of prop.
rty.
6res7 . er tir e s than this haVe occurred, In
fact we do not think that Chicago, g it
geoid all burn down, could put itself at
the head in the matter of fires, for Liam
burg and London have too many hun
dred years start of, 114 But in murders
and such things wo think that their en-
deavors are suecesslui.
Chatl Dicke ns trill not visit tie
West. Ha has thrown un :di of hie en.
mnrenients nide in Western chic; 'And
the only reason which he offers for his
aetion is the fact or the btuming of ar
will, Hall in Chicago, by which be tru
deprived of a hall in ithat city suitable
for hie purposes. Hazy, very many
people will be disappointed by this Ire.
padiation of air. Hlckens; but matey,
vary Many more weak' have been dia'sp
"Minted If they hadleard him. •
i—Thb Boston Port has complacently
gotten off the joke itbout backs and
' table, this time 111 connection with the
English. in Abysairda.„ We always tiled
to like.that. joke when we were quite
hut for the hut twenty or thitir
years It
,haa been a little inclining to an.
tiqUity, whenover sea or heal, it
we are reminded of an userbon that a
iecent lamer has Made that there is an
immense amount. -orikscination in a
weak joke to i tarpaper paragraphlit.
Trat l
riTTOBITRaII GAZITTZ.—T.e
Gault* is the largest super published in
Penasyliaala, and ariseei more life and
ability than any other Re p ublican paper
published in Western reansylrania.
To thole, of oar Meads who wish to sub.
*nibs I for a paper la .addition to their
.w* home orgau, net,: Oa Pittsburgh'
Gnats, sa it colonial snore general news
and usitil readlig matter than any other
papult,the
1111
to: 5, :;,US
FARM, GARDEN AND liOrkEliaLV.
• •
The Sort of the ifige,
'
A Door old etsge.horse, lank and thin,
:Not Mink else thail boasts sod stilu,
IjAV4.''k Oat.
rg kl l:li 7 err;t,et itnl te ,7,.
.1
I Jammed
In the sale A d jerked In the
In
Le the inlnc thahleiT't atoll make out
Is, what on earth • a I ,001.
Why tras 110010 to toil a nd tit;
For this odd little hunnut hog, .
T wolec cod, dnenty us a ilr.. •
whn e:ts oink my:lns to hatter— '
Or wil y was he made, for .that matter:
A rt, it I need. must beer tated,
is
Why It that I was not fi cd
Ti prance and Oirr et, finely Mated:
Silver-tmrnessed, .Bertt.osllflit, •
1
I Wit.'t groom and blanket,' all that!
-
Here I CO, dot: after illy.
Fount:dog and siipplnn down Dread:rat',
Dragging these serious blited thing et.
With fore-legs gone and y i t no Irmo,— .
Where they all go to I dart know,
Nor why is the world Ne i l ! hurry '
Nor what good nee Heave huts them 10!
l all,
Thatwsan . ,t my faults you noes at
That my joints crow big ad my muscles
And s
so
I m y
m l,
ss ~.,
ied or a rice M , itlo taut
I'm Clumsy, Crooked, stupid, slow,
tel. the meanest horse Is arse, you know,
And lits Macao ache with ho }riot or blow,
As well as the glossiest LSI that go„
O. Lord, how long will they use Mil 00
ork bad ri
Was in Nev
day.
icrending h.s
Lash capitif
•,1 in White-
MEE
CLEM
oke count/.
d to bold
DEEM
lby some
' just open
f which i,
sea seized
And when may the eoulnelSpirlt ire
Where glorlllod horses stand In a row .Swltehlog their brl•ht tall to and era. •
Careless or either wheeler boa—
Where oats •re alwaya app opus,
•
And Mee dOn't grow— •
Oh, no •
01 I
116-Slochlug metre Ilh Itch .
Legiilatures In the E intern. States are
all co-o ' peratigg heartily. rn the effort to
reatoreleholce varieties of fish to those
flyers lb which they havp been. extermi
nated tiarough the agency of mill-dams
and other artificial batriers. In almost
every State, commissioners have been
apr.ointed to study the habits of fish in
the ascent of rivers to their spawning"
beds, Mad jaws ha's: been Passed to so'
cure the piscatory tribes in the rights of
propagating their speciet: 31sesa l
abucetts, with the approval of the New
Hampshire commissioners, • bubstantial
progress has been made by constructing
fish ways oh the Iferrimaq river at Low.
cif and Lawrence. That at Lowell is of
the kind known as the "doable
consisting of paralel lines bf tanks, etch
of which is twelve feet higher than the
next below, all built •of matonary and
timber, to react the ice and. freshets.
The fish way at Lawrence is a kind of
eloping dam, twelve testis - hie, with a
- -fall of ore loot in ten and, Intermediate
- tanks In which the fish may rest. Oo
the Connecticut no fish ways have 'yet •
been built, but the proprietors of the
new dam building at Turner's Fella,
have been notified that fish , have rights
that must be respected, and a fish way
at Hadley Falls lain conteuiplation. The
New Hampshire COMMIEIIIOIIOrB hare
planted about 20,000 Ealmol ova in the
remigewasset. These are', expected to
Much next T. Journal of
Cornmorco.
Id on in an
TO alley.
• CliS.TIe.
an's coral
1 1 amueo the
rejoicing
, hiug thr9
Ler is the
plenty in:
t is faarcil
j. 0:;
{of Oregoa i l
eoli a day:
Wok, for t
ia of
PRAT I' ERR wine YEABA —Mike a
batter at one pint of milk and as much
flour as will torm it, on, teaspooritul of
salt, nod hoc tablespoonfuls ol yeast;
put this in a warm place three hours
Just before dinner, beat up ono egg well,
and add. These fritters area quite
wholesome, being light, spit do not ab•
---- sorb much lard.. Bail .them in lard.
1 BREADCSIEESC Cd&pe.—SllCe up a
heaeoallahe ilmt.r. large French roll very tutu, pour on it
A. ehief reason why summer rut "rim- some boiling cream or milk; wheit cold,
ber feats longer• than winter cut, Is,' the add six or eight eggs, ball a pdund of
I butter melted, some nutmeg, a spoonful
ra p idit y with which ii la °r 1 may bi t sea-of broody, a little sugar, and half a
toned. If cut in the winter and al. 1 Pound of currants; when mixed together
Mowed to remain in the I , until the , pour the mixture into puff pasie another
summer before Sawing or splitting, it ' cheese cakes. 1
I
becomes more or mu sap rotten, and of . n
i ...11.1.115 PUDDING.--Bail SIX 'apples
little comparative value. When cut in well, iake out the =cu. pa, 1 . , 1 half 4
;Isummer and sawed Immedjati ly, it dries 1 pint of milk thickened with three eggs,
na few days, and becomes ilrna and hard i a little kthau roe', and sugar 'to the
like horn.
'i taste; put puff pave round your disk,
Bat many farmers cannot hail time I.° i bake it in a slow oven, grate sugar over
cat and prepare their ilinherl during the I it. end serve it hot.
ilmay summer season. The next best
-..
thingla to provide in winter for effect .t DELIGHTFUL Itnnrirt,G.— ,, no quart of
a quarter of a pound of
ling the seasoning as quicklyl as possible I i ' ° ' ll -,d , nt n h i
potatoes, a quarter of a pound of
after the trees are felled. (40 to the saw ; ' ha s.'"
1 hour, a small piece of longer, and, when
pull and make awarrangement to have
your logs worked ' up immediately after ' cold, add t h reee-_ne
i n . li w w eLl e ta u t u el4 l . bake
swing drawn there; and when the saw . 4 ° "" eel°, eat '
has done its work, place them on a win.. , A Coot; Gekr. Wil nou'r &ma -One 1
lay spot where they will dry] as rapidly i cup ':f sugar, one cup of butter, nutmeg,
as possible. If intendeff for rails or lire. , one cup of milk. two ounces currants,
wood, do the splitting at once, and as one teaspoonful of dry cream lanai., one
line as the intended ass, will. permit. 1 half 'ounce of soda dissolved in milk,
cord wood, intended to be cut up for I. flour enough to make a batter. •
small stem e, will be worth twice as i lama GtHioniturtsz.o —Two Imundsof
much a few months hence, t( sawed and -(lour, half a pound of butter, one pint
Split at once into small sticks, and placed of mots-see, a quarter of a pouted of
(or seasoning where the wind has access, auger one ounce of ginger,. -- half tea
than ((left in large pleces.(lountry Gen spoonful of soda, one, teaspoonful cream
/lemon. of tartar. ` i
--a— i
Ose4flopeo Limel'oon ALLN's atan.—TwckMupa Ilour,
, 0-e cup cream, one cup saga; one egg,
I -
This article has the cff , et lof lime in i 000 teaspoonful of sod;
two teaspoons-,
, r, with lour.
t degree.
tut a slight de After it, has ixen ,
I of cream of tartar,
clo.rell Cane —O2 mixede
pound of brown
weathered, it consi.ts to a great extent auger, one pound of ti our, a half pound
of gypsum (plaster.) Its wises upon of hatter, two eggs, cinnamon. Roll
too soil aro to supply lime to the Want 1 very don.
where this ingredient 19 wanting, ("Mob i ' o los'ilend e.
anal liana.
lOn COMMOD soils rarely occurs, (to 'sup Agticul tune 'tieing a scleoca he well as
piy sulphur and sulphuric eeld, an •1 to' asart. ~,,
octal ~„ b oth se " educated head
produce that series of obscure,lyet bone- ' awl an educated hand." The. ['donated
al effects which plaster does—all
er hard mutt have the direction of the l ed
which Iderrer will d° e ( lnenY "en ° , ll , nested brad, or, skilled as it may be in
ter, but not so cheaply. le ' we ' d "' practice, it tz ili a lose half its laboX for
sped gas lime often contains small quan- I not working In the right direction. I So I
title, of lime remaining l o ng in t h e ee ' r e '
di the educated head meat have the help of ninon of slacked time. This is exceed. i thepracticed hand, or its wise de ices
Inc,ly abundant - sheathe article Is treat, .will fail of proper executt no. r
and tLen it acts with good effect in vegc- '
Iftable comp - e heaps, upon muck, etc _ „ ..,„
ag.
upp,„ in hat
applied to the sell in this fresh state, I - `r.:, n e 'l";i'n .
141 Spo '' fford'a Tidet in rthe
and, during the growing meson; pieced I i . 2 .: l lg r at, obeli 1 , 1 imblllbed In the eb
upon the soil where crops will be effect- 1 c„,,,,..,/ comber er the Nereeer „ mild .,
ed, the results are tin ilbrroly dlsastron4, Sorrow be all report m 1
/int owing to,the lime, but to various f Shoes t
bre.%
combinations of sulphur with lime, . I, iimimii It......Wric , rt
which, after tome months' . exposure be , -1" d
nee
re."
cotes converted i nto t h e ' , h i pl,t, of ,
roe tows no arm so-rayr b, all mt. stot• i
liMe, or gypsum -- i
above alluded to
._t
Ina as Le.ay
..dratri.on ..dgrkaPurier. ' ,
~---- From storm to eaten.
1
..gorrtnr be all my green t
No smile there in
10 overran lay rFoo
whoa flung from his.
!very year
in n Lich
bead with
!Le up he
inion and
d btroug
some six
ttb iu New
kirned out
d bon vl
to accom
*ow to Trent Balo7
If you - have - balky ,horsca, ID is your
male fault, and not tae horses, foril they
do-mat pull true, there is some: muse for
It,pnd If you will remove the cause, the
ettPct will cease. When yodr horse
Milks ito is ruched, and does' not know'
what -you want him to do. When he
getea little excited, stop Lim Ovo or ten
minutes; let ;lima btcarno cal m; gb to the i
balkykorm, pat him and speak gently
to mad as soon ss - ho is over: his ex
citement, ho will, la nine rise] out of
teal pull at the word... Whipping and
alaihisig and swearing only male the
- matter worse. After you have gentled
awhile, mad bit excitement has cooled
take 'Wm by the turn him
each way for a few minutes, ns far u
vela can; pullout the tongue; gentle bins
a little; unrein hluatthenstep before the
balky horse, anti let the other start Drat;
then you can take than. anywhere you I
wish.' A balky horse Is always high
spirited and starts quick; half the pill is
out before the other starts; by martian I
before him the other starts Cast By ;
clot& application to - this rule, you can
make any balky tiorstipulL If a I horse
has been badly spoiled, you should hitch
/anal to an empty wagon, and Pull it
around a. while on level groundp then
pat Oa aamallload, and Increase it grad-
malty, caressing u before, and in a short
lima you can have kgotal work horse.—
American ilumer.
a.k.nit !SHAW . Etas
Those who use hot.bods or cold frames
can hardly dispense with strew ma's for
cording them. The M way of cook;
them
handful .
lag is to lash Straw in hanul to
corda.stretched lengthwise for a Warp.
A. correspondent, "li,". of Milford, Cl.,
senile us his way for moziug the Mats,
which he coni,dera easier and Miner.
."Stretch the 'cords foi the under side of
the that, (Ave is the usual number), lay
on tie maw, - then stretch above' the
i t
straw au equal numberof cords, dirdctly
over e others. Then see through the
straw catching the strings both ways,' '
In tea same way that broom, are rowed.
To atialghten the edges, lay a strainht
edgedi board on the mot, stand ou lt, and
with.en axe cut oft the ends of the straw.
By this method the straw is all laid on
at once, and there ore no, seams to allow
of thd passage of air." The plan of .
Mr. lit looks practicable.. In whichever
may the snot is made, the straw is laid
on evinly, and at right angles with this
warp. The butt-ends of the straw
should; bo placed - at the edges of thereat,
and the upper ends lap over in the cen
tre. taking pains to keep the thickness
uniforria throughout. Tho making of
mats it good work for Stormy weather
in wialler, and they aro of great utility
in prothcting plants from early and late
frogs. l - ' .
Paentag #II4OW Upon Wheat.
Last tenter wo suggested the eipert•
meld of i packing sue* upon winter wheat
by rolling it down with a common
roller; ghat it was rather; ate in the ens,
son to be of any practioal use at the time
This hint was taken from reading an se.
count of accidental experiment of the
trial A. man haying occasion to haul
wood, one winter, across his neighbor's I
Held of Whiter,wheati heengsged to pay
him wherever damage it might do to the'
wheat, pkesumlag that more or less deli.
age would accrue. Thnroad wale staked
out, on that it could be accuratelydistin
guished at Inuweat time. But there-was
no needle( stakes, for all through the
season the wheat upon the track was la
whole head and - shoulders aboie any
ether part of the field, and the yield of
grain was proportionably larger. 1 '
The Clarence was so marked thet It
seemed impossible that it shonld have
bean the result of the little manure drop.
Red neon! the track as the teems were
Paulen, end the cause of the difference
was regnplad he a mystery. It is well
known that anew Well locked will rcsitit
the Spring thaws and remain oil the
ground mita longer than snow left as It
tails, and that it is early bare ground irs
the spring3ime that injures the wheat'.
Hence the'seggestion to take opportuul,
ties when flue snow . to soft • enough to
pack well, and roll It down on the field*
1
of winter wheat. It is certain
will came the soon to re:paid on
ground loner and hold the soil n
firmly in Its pltce and protect the e
of the grain iron • °Odit. of the
frchric,g and ihtwings, which) are
paced to be tom chief causes 01 We
, There ;s, as yet, noeI:LOW in this reg
p, , but it is liable to cc
any coy or eight. When it odes cm
we hoi.c numbers of our farradra 1
avail thuheelivet of the first opkortunity
to try the exneriruent, and in doe time
communicate'She result. It will cost bet
liftle and mss ray gelL Evet'y heavy
fall of smite Should he treated in this
way to make ithe - exp:riment erfect.—
Wicroaris Franc..
Ilonanhold Eselp•m.
I ,PUTLADELPEIA Bops.—One plat' m
milk, one air, of, butter; one Pint of
I yeast, three Cups of sugar, one egg,
make a softt)tit,gli at night. tirly
,
tbe morning add not quite-:s. teaxnem
of soda and two teaspoonsiul og Emu
Ille.. Now put is a, little tore ' f flo
J mould it well, an return it to ri
When light, make Into cakes, and o
I them stand half an hour or lll hi
enough, thenbake them.
! SNOW lieu.s—Take half a 0111:4 ei
! the best rice, put it into. a tiancepan
i with a quart of new milk; sitirmer it
slowly, e 0 that it may not bunt; when
; it has absorbed all the rnlik,ll ft cool;
I then mix in the 'whites of t o eggs;
pare and mire . some middling sized ep-
I plea; put a little sugar into ea At, then
i envelop them in rice, till them hi cloths,
, and boll them fur twenty minutea or half
en hour, according to the quail...) , of the
apples used; turn them into a; dish to 1
i serve;. and dtiet them thickly over with
loaf stigar. The advantage of this dish
is, that it empress the whites of eggs;
stud semetiows., after making cusiards or
preparat:ons which require the yoke of
eggs,. housekeepers aro i*. a loss to turn
the whites of eggs to account,
CAKE a ariDwimins.—Four e gs, half
putoyl of p6unded lump sugar,' half a
pound of fresk butter, half a pound of
flour; beat the borer ho a cream, dust In
the dour, and ado lira eggs well whisk=
ed; boat With a furk - for a quarter of au.
hour; butter a tie, and pour ittl half of
the mixture; babe from a quarter of an
hour to twenty minutes; remove from
the tin, butter agaln,•and add- the other
half of the mixture; bake as (b efore.
jam coal, spread ja thickly°, er one
portion of the cake, place the other part
over it, and cut into whatever ship.? you
please. ,
0 onrior I Oft ttiyErwrad •
Whom llghto Doz., hlna!
lOstroy ono at a word
Yor I am Liam!.
Biddy an Iller Trevali
A hen has Leen traveling, during the
past six. months ' aver the entire .pountry,
east of, the Nlls..stssippl.. She hay benetito
a protege of the MereitanM' Union Ex.
press . Company, and travels them office
to mike . in bar coop. started friiin,
Slrit , tb 4 o, /alt. drily, and has beau. since
r
time, in nearly every large IVestern
city, and as far north as St. Pail. Min
uYseta. She is now in New England,
haying left B ridgeport, Connecticut. last.
Saturday, for Pittsfield, Ms.ss. A:Bridge,,
p ,rt • paper gives full account of ler
autocratic manners, Ler plump physical'
health and Ler cheerful disposition. She :
seems to enunin o the rations 6ffiota with
much Interod, is usnallyst ilbeity,wheit
uortravoli tor, has more than she owl eat.;
of course, and Ilyettlike a prineesw The
ofticers of the tyournmy are bar blinabli ,
servants, and afford ,Iter • protecUou
Well no every possible hellity.. I
It Las been suggested that this hen In c
tends M. write a volume of .duteriaia
-Votes. Wu hardly credit this reper4-
however. The Express Corripaity on*
it eyes are mostly respectable. .hardi.
workifig men. amide. not furnish that'
°linnet! of vulgaril r anti 'Oct:4'lllMM
great author shemliVennsider neensaary
to a correct delineation of national ohne.
actor. Some have said that Liddy' in
tends to give. it calms, of readings., and •
that a young niester has been engaged tui '
her agent. We trust the report Ls true
We shall read with much interest the ear , 1
"erlti-isms" of the Tribune and !
the Wow/J.—N. Y _AMU,
,
Deortsuct Camemateatinz,zziTrnate,
Tho expres.l time between San Fran I
clam) and New York was rednoed to fifi
i toot days at the close of 13e7, and by the
close of thiU year. it hi eNreeled the tlimi
will ,be further reduced to eleven deYerl
hv the further rmtvusion of tho Pacific
Ibtili,nd front both directionn. fly tho
1 middlo of ittal, If not, sockuor, wo may
look for the all.rail•connection; and n
melted ulc of about his dave . from ocean to.,
ocean; and therefore we clay look fir a'
pro pdigiouw ,arrana of travel and tragic
al - of the Alain Stout Line..
fly rownn of the unniecedentiAl low
rates of thre no thocomfieting etetunahip
lines. no loss than 10,0e0 passengorti imve
left Sew York for California; via the
Inthume, within three menths. The in.;
ternui 'and agricultural development of
the 1'::.1tte,...0,.1t is wl rapid that the de
mand fur labor M. intappennable. The
dispatvbes annocineo 'that the . Centre]
Pacific Company are organizing it force
or 10,d30 workmen, with which to prose ,
cute the ;nand • tnterprise (terim; this
year, .
•
Pomona doiring a steady'and - cafe la=
vestment have now un opportunity of
securing the I. Afortgago /Son& upon
this groat road at loam then their par
value. tie , e the advartlooniont of the 1 , 1-
nau,laj ltgrouita op apolbnr page.
—Tho Columbus . (01(10) Journal Maya
an attempt to A l Ol3lllO life au webfoot
COM 31miss out of $OO,OOO has Just come
to light, St whieb the Accident Insunmee
Company of Coltunbus la Interested to
tins amount of $lO,OOO. , A nun named
Capt. U. L. Bryon, f 'sisterly of the rebel
, p
army, and a stoma or Goorgis , wont to
!Savannah and secured Ateles on his 1
life to too ainount of .$50,000, „early In
I Juno. In c finpanY with a man named
«wens on the loth or drtno, ho went
fishing, on the 'Savannah River, nod
Owens testi:tad under von that the boat
won upset and Ilryan drowned, The In.
surauco companies, hOwecor; were slow
In plying op their' losses on the dols-I
mau, and Gotha nub -of january ISIS,
Bryan tarot-dim at his home In Georgia,
-----...... -
• —Tito uncaentions which have
made In the bill of 'eotl.Trl:rei u Lyons
hue larottEllt loligist.butneroos vesbgeS
of-Roman. cowstruction which are of
great Interest. There te-fouudcolomna
and capitals otthe porn Archniquentyle,
with tablets of stonemul sculptured mar
ble indicating beyond. qnestiou the spot
wh'ere wassituated one of those sump.
Mous palaces Inhabited by the . mars,
who Lilltdd the . mpitala of Gaul their
•lomos.doriug the first year of the chile
-1 len era.
—The murderer or I,outne Krause, la)
lieautiful Bernal:write, Is a drat mule,
and only eighteen years old. trosasorta
Wet tam attempted to take from Una hie
pocket-hook, containing only hour dol.
am), . ,
..
STATE NEWS::
S t i
—The three tot:owl1i; item. we find
reelsin the .lohnstown ~errespand.r.led of the
i Ebensburg at
Soto
Ater ~ oiurliance oceurrel in a fszor near
; sa s.
loon hero the dayolori eta; (beret,- I
, Mutton, of 1n1313',1 it young . 1313r1 MUMS'
Pon I Broderick' was savcreiy .t a dirk I
oath knife in the hands of some .pete; on us.-
nue.; known,
II I roil of carpe:. Wes atolen
from the door of Mr. Jahn J..gurplifs ;
store a t,nnle of days ago. A T-3RWartl oi l
i taunty dolia, is offered for itifertnatlon
lead to the detection ofthe rhicf.
Store-door sto.iling_ has peciitie quite
common here of late.'
A child of. Mrs..Boyera;of tillsa'Aisburg,
aged - eighteen months, was smiths! to
death one day last week by the upsetting
upon it of a tub of hot cantor,
—Last Tuesday a week ago,, the 7th
Inst., as Wilhau, Smktha boy of about
twelve years of ago, son of John a.
Small, of Polk township, was rittnnting
hosts from school, he , had
. to gccitarough I
,a the woods a short distance. White ia.thel
woods he heard some rating Id the
to - bras t aud'out dew a elleasent add light
'UT, SA on his head. He grabbed (mil held it
wl tkone band, and Just at this •gionierst
let out ran a red fox after thepheasaht, , The
fight lad made a grab for him with etkeir
band, hut he, beam; too tiutek,
missed the sly, fox. Bo has the pheasant
et home allve.—MoSlOS DCR,Oe'rat • -'
• •3- -
—N man name( yinison. sthinsle-
I
maker; left PhlilipehnrgiM Priddy, ian..l
nary 17th, partially intexicatisklith
bor. and sleigh, and on Saturn. the ,
be was found In • the Altetitteny
mountains, east of Phlllipsburg - ifroiwo
to death. The horse was also deal and
stiff: This Is a terrible warning I,a; those I
who are in the habit of Indulging freely I
iin inteximtlna. drinka. An loosest was
held on the hotly, and a verdict. In ac- I
iiorilando with the above facia qudervil
by the Jury: • •
—The entire lino 07 1 the Wilia(lngten
and Birdsboro' Railroad has. been lot
front West street, ' I Vilthingion.:-.to its
Junction with the Reading 'road /1E111rd:s
-hore'. The contractors are :dread's. busy
s ot work" each with a largeforcoo4ands.
The NVilmington and loading rued has
a live President in Edward lirooke,
Esq., Who will put It through In less
time and at lees east than wag expendocC
on any previous work of, the kind built
In the &eta—Reading Journal-' S '
Wednesday . : eyentemilild that, a,,
sad and perhaps fatal accident ciathrred
at Phillipsburg; thilgrounty: A glaaghter
of Mr. Wm. McCoy, of that place, aged
fourteen, was engaged in tilling tamp
with oil, and to roe whether or Cot the
lamp was full, lightedp no splinter;
whiar, conallsg In contact villa the MI
oust, eausod it to explode, desikulissi oil
being thrown upori the girl, *hose
clothes weressionalmost iiionsutheiti Her
screams anon brought her. aid, bilt not
• until she Wes terribly burned. he is
not expected to recover.—Clarieii9hin
. —The Shamokin !remit! of Thlisday
laat - says: On Wednesday mornfeg of
last week,
as Patricia Ilurke,•rasidlim
the 'Excelsior Colliery; destended the
stairs; he found the body..df hie
agetl mother lying at the 'bottom; with a
deep sastiln her foreheatyand berineck
broken,-.lt is Supposed the old ladd had
sidempled to go auwn- to. the kitclieri
au early hour, as wits heir custom, audio . '
aome way felehoadking to'tho bottom of I
the stairs, although no one In the house
heard the poise. , She was one of thUold
est ladies in this section, being 14 her
ninety-seoond year; but had full use of
her limbs, and was considered active for
one of her age. - •
—The :Model Farm reiebtly - locite, in
Chester county, proves rather expensive
-to the gond-ipeople among whom dt is
placed., ; They were first called upon - to
contribute to the purchase of the firm,
and are now asked • •to stock' it, The
Chester County Agriculture' Society": has
.sgreed.to contribute this sum, Provided
Its officers are allowed 'a voice 1n t the
control of the farm, and It Is undersiood
that the Trustees. of the .Pennsvlvania
Farm School have agreed to thaproposl
.
'ion.
—Heavy damages of $ll,OOO against
the Catawissa Railroad Company were
recovered by Jane B. 'Caldwell, du-the
Supreme Court, on Thursday last, The
pleintilT . ..deleted that the accident
which =smite(' In the inked. for which]
mho obtained so large an amount in dgm
ages, was from carelessness, while the
Company contended that a roil that hod ,
boon made brittle by _frost had Imakens
and that the inishap was beyond their
control, The Jury took the plaintiff's
view of the question. au& the "'anti is
seen in an award of damages to the
amount of $l4OOO.
" —ln Lancaster comity tae rato of Mx.
salon for the current year two. and
half mills on the dollar; in Yark-consty
It is seven mills; in Berks county nearly
ten. Lancaster 'has` a Republican Ma;
jorify of !about six thousand. - York a
DeMocratic runjoritvoralus_ut three thou.
,
sand, Int Barks about 'seven them
sand. , • -
• —Thon'ext Anneal Frtg of the , State
Agricultural Semlety ovill be: bold on
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday, September nth and Mb ' and
October ist and Id. . The,Fresident sled
Secretary invite proposals for the plate I
of the next exhibition, duclepropusale]to
be laid &Were the. Coramltteo at lig nest
meeting, March 19th,
. ,
—The, City Passenger-Railway Coals
panics of Philadelphia having resols-ed
to Lines no - more passes to members Of
, the city catmcii, this year, the latter coo :.
dispused ehresent tho outrage with prop'sr
' On 'Friday, an delinatma was
' !submitted, "providing ler 'is tax , ore
I wilt alhentif Pagsonaers-where tine farels
I. seven vents: Thists but the beginning
of - tho contest: ;
.1
--L-The DOWitingtoweieurnia says t.fisi
wife•-af Jacob Spuds; . of. el s°
Cluster county, on Sanday night of last'
week, gave birth to four children, gotta
,
weighing eight pdands. • fibs mother
and Madras:i.e.° all doing TM!'
s aulePoPer sMul.tlast on the aamo day
the with of Eh B. Itettewißegt, reed
.
log dear-,Mergantown. gasul'hirlit: to a
boy weighing thirteen pound&
The Zlinthepttown {LsacaSter coon
..e I
ty) Gar EUV9: -.. 3lrithts:s:Shenk, fir 4"
In Wed Renege/ toweelfip;l•lllliiconnty,
has agorae forty-five, yearn-of age. and
Is still alive,and apparently in
good hash& 'Aout 1 . 104;Pt1 years' ago if •
laid eight eggs, Memel Mat • none-at all , .
Shenichas also' on , his premises , . d
land tortoliewhiell heknowstQ beatity-1
eight years of age. - • -
•
e-The!Columbia apy ewe that on Sat!
=JAY :OW:WU shut, two' boys,_ ; noisiest
Franks,flurg, aged sixteen
_retire, and
William *Chutes. -eged'tearfeerf'S"eares
got Intoan: allarrybon-trum•-ohnteh In
We altl ngts 3 aborough.whesgryworche
.ensdert and invitation'le tight fait-t
'side Or thoehurch:Vias srhert Met
b ottownntnutltruißargattsoked Charles,
who drew ski:Aram:ld stabbed Rtnre47:.
dangerously in the reglen - Of the heart.;
L:LAlniut fottio'blecliTrhitlY afternoon.
last, the next!toultd3 , oungeet child ot
Shedd' Albrlght, or
.Lewlehurg wag /eltl
in a room weds a store, anC in a very`
fe*motnents mmei musing down stairs'
screaming!, hie elcabingtall on, hLs .
flesh In Vence burned brown. Ho lln
gored ,in groat diStresa,` constantly .1:113- 4
!standing waternrall-ebent hell:put two'
o'clock WA . rislt tnoralng,redten.doidk
tame to Ms reltef.-,Learlthurg Chlynide.'
—The Pottevllle .lciurnal given the
amount 'of anthracite coal sent from
'Pennsylvania to tido-water daring the;
year 1857, at 1 94i 0 , 511 - WM.. being 00 in'
creme of 971,001 'tons over the year 10/Z-
Of etnrilsmthrnciteand bitumikamereaols-d
sag tidewater there wens hustyreste r•,255,-
MS tone, being a decrease Or,. °4gs, tons
from thgrecesllng 'year; Taut Meg ant
aggregate :of 11,906,300 -tonsiand• - en in-,
cronaoof 53,603 tons. .; - . • •
• —The dwelling houaq Anthony
Fo"tr Waahin_KtCniVilie, was 'burned en
lase &utility. , ?Sri F. we lersrin'was &b.
sent'at .tho time. Tho entire, building
smally ell Ha contents. together with
o grain liens° attached,
.contal! Mg!
a quantity of 'wheat wore consumed, and
in addition lo the above, severed auridred
sloilant,in gold, silver and' creenbrecks.
insurance.—Dansalie Intellveneer.
—On last Tuesday- morning 'about ono
o'clock, the body of Joseph Kilns., of Se
linsgrove, -Snyder county . . Wad run over
by the down express train et Webs/1
town, and horribly mangles]. • It is
thought he had.: been murdered hOl5 the ,
body laid • o.q the back. The remains')
Were taken to Sollnesgrevion the 1012.5
tnito, on do sauna morning., He leaves
a fauilly.--Sunbery slsstinel. .
-ti
_—Tbe Stocklmiders of this Noversink
re InsdreuM 'Companj, of this say
have Tindal! consideration 'the' nropnety
of thanking the present, name to 'Heart,
hag Fire Insurance company,"-This will
boa decided improvement; as It More
thenoughly..idemtilinte that organisation
'with the any whereqe erlginuted, and tla
'headquarters located. -' , ••••;Readfli
. .
Hai Friday 'afternoon otlast"week,l
!eon of Jonas. Ronawtbs, aterryaburgs
in this county, boween nine and ten
years of age, while on his way henna
room school was run over byn sled load-.
bd with llnee, and. so, severely injured 1 ,
that he expired in an hog aßetwa•rtls,-;-'''
s toat
Register,' ' '
—On-
-germ' hat; a: little V,el. ed
about ns, dangkter Ar.B.4Y,
residing neaethe new bridge over , Shat
Ralbeatt "Inliaidonrril le, nsijelnlost Al
tna, wan so' severely burnod that Ott
d the fallowAnty night. .
--Ono night weak-before last the prke
ners In the "ColuMbia county julfes•
gaped by diSOlng- through •lbe wall: A
;award or:9lCie.for their:,•return, being'
efferel,' pectin", purmed anti captured.
—On Sato nlay last two' fifty bil.rel 01l
wells were atruok ha the vloinity of Pit
holo —ono on the territory of the:United.
Stales ' Petroleum' Company, - end athe
other on the Been Perm.
. .
—Wyoming oauntrelected' delegates
on the gith. ult., to the Itepuldlcen State
Convention arm passed resolutions. for
Great and brow for. President and V,lne
• I—The /lonesdale mention
that David Ugtald, keeper °l.', grocery
is that _toem', shot a' rowdy customer
through the- h ear! !. one day Oast. week,
killing kink truptently. . • I
—Dnrinishe paq Year. seven Alen and
Me weroan Were bunk, In Penhiylvante,
ter natuder. - TWeswete exacta edon Tees.
.4dayitheeis on WednesdaY.ll.o 91.1%;t9t
4 1 , .y• sad °neon Friday., , •, •
liiiMil=
null'
sr ra?als aooa
She Mead braiitAlgh amid Chu corn,.
CllaFed by the goloen 110 4 of ieorn—
Like the mew heart of the sue.
Who many e_glowlng la's had won.
On her cheek an Antnmn
Deeply rlpenest:4-ench
lo midst of brown wee torn,
Lik C .r . ,, in:Trice growl:olth corn.
Round bar ayes her trosees tell
to bleb were nisekost none could tell
11.1: long Lathes velle,l n light
That Lad nine beta all too bright,
And hoe hat, with stools brim,
land° her trend forehead dim • ' -
Thee alie:AtockLanald the stock . O.
praising God with awco:eetloot.,
gu're, I cold, Heaver did not mean
Where I reap thou shouldat O.ut green
Lay thy sheaf adotra and come,
eh are ro,pharyeat and nip home.; ,
CHURCH RE-OPENING
•
East Liberia and Its Surroundlege—
Its
—nePaolatilager deocna su thorebes
—star it_
tharst
I PPon . •
ainamon, eta. • ,
East Liberty and its immedbate .suZ
' rounding's is gemirelly regarded as the
.`garden spot" of our suburban districts.
natural ['drainages of surpassing
beauty, level surface, and pm:lenity to
•
the pent up_ city, attracted many of our
wealthiest citizens, who have erected pa
latial residences, anti spent vast sums to
make the grounds. attached * blossom• as
the rose.. Even • at. this season of the •
year, the grounds Indicate the culture
they have reneired, and the numerous
elegant reeldonces, that rise up in every
direction, are sees to better advantage
than when hidden amid the summer fo
.
Bouutifal as this spot has always been,
within a brief score of yearn the wkolo
neiglihnt,hood has been transformed nu;
der the magic Much of modern culture.
The opening of the Penneyteenia Rail
road. which sweeps through it, has had
meth to do with tide marvellous thence.,
itspldlaarel under comfortable circum
stances has yielded a rich fruitage. • Tim
tulles of so much wealth aud culture
soon. began to be felt. AVlth the erection
of elegant reatilentos, the necessity of
having better church edifices soon be.
mute apparent, and now handsome
church struetures dot the place, adding
.beaeis-and solidity to it. Among the
first churches erected was Emory M.I.
Callrelt, and noon after the' Presbyterl=
ens built - one of great "archltoetural
beauty. . Boon after, Me Epiecopallam.
ware worshiping In a tasteful cut stone
structure, • and . other cienominatlems
erected excellent churches:
A more of. years ago this small body o
Methodists worshipped in a plain nnpre.
tending brink building, much like e
ofmntry school house in olden Units,
and located in an obsqure piece, With
the erection of tbo neW building a; ut is
decade of years ago, Methodism assumed
o new position, and &Lace thee ban been
gradually growing stronger. Feeling
that 'their church accoinmcglatione were
insufficient to meet Abe demands of the
use,, it was 'determined to remodel the'
braiding - throughout, at a east of twols-o
thousand - dollars. The extra cost was
magnified until ,fuli twentyolght,thou
saud was spent. Per about a year the
work of "reconetractlou" lies been going
on, .and as-1t progressed new features
were added, until the plain brick steepled
edifice has become completely met=
phosal;anu Is now ono of the mostgrace
tut churches le he found west Of the
mountains. • , .
The eburch fronts on what Is
ly known as Greensburg pile,- now d the
principal streeLand lien quite elope to tbo
railroad s l ation. The front preeents
pure Romanesque atyle of architecture,
while in other portions of the building
More is nllght blending of
Gothici.En
teritg the spacious .loor,n ghee alnPen el ao tha7r iuslu iehenargemeuto rocnTillt
commotne four hundred pereens. It te,
fitted up with considerable taste, and to
admirably adapted for Sunday. School
and lecture. purposes. Immediately in
Mercer aro two class rooms. By easy
flights of stairs from the • -vestibule
you enter the • main audience
coon; which.
.contains ninety-hix
pose, capable of
; seating seven
[hundred persons. to ninety by forty
sight, though at the Bent, lucluding the
wings, the width is sixt y -seven, feet.
The scats aro black walOut finish, neatly
cushioned bright rod color '
and in strik
ing contrast to the elegant lirressede car
pet which graces the entire floor, strung.
-ly tinted in green; The largo - Windows
ant filled with stained gint, :cif bright,
cheerful colons. • Tho adjustmenti of Me
chandeliers and side lights, numbetfne
thirty...ix globes; light! the.
chamber. Arrangements are in progress
to manufrequre gas on the premises for
the use of the church. Thu walls aro
orange tint; and ceiling purple or flush
c010r... The beautifni tower protects
deep-toned toasted bell. The building
is heated with steani. On either side of
the pulpit,- the -"Teh Commandment„'
"Psalm fifteenth," "Lord's Prayer"-end
" Cenfession of Faith," are bottotifully .
InScribed in antique letters.
Yesterday the nooperilng eerviced took
place.. Bishop Simpson, that potato of
speakers speake delivered a Very able
an eloquoet 'discourse In the merging,
and to the afternoon Rev. Dr. R. Miller,
of this city,' occupied the-pulpit, to the
groat fiatisfactiou of the numerous andi- •
tory. - They congmedlon in the morning
gave a liberal contribution, and in the
afternoon a plate collection was token.
Quite minmber.of stringer& were_pres
ent. from othereburches. Rev. W. W.
Rene, of Wilkinsburg, took. part in -
the exercises, and Rev. P. M. IST_Gowno, -
to worthy minister;'-was'also present in
the altar. The services were rendered.
more interesting by the sweetsomd mu
sic of the choir, accompanied byene or
Mason liemlizerr superb organ; fur-
nieliedby. C. C....Me110r, under the skill,
'rut lead of W. S. Bender'Esq., formerly
'leader of the cholr'of Liberty-Shoet.M.
Glancing over thh vast Ruessi. cr„ op
burned fkces, ILstectifig reverently .and
attentidely to the eloquent 'Bishop, we
; gay: but few famllLse faces, who had
mingled in the services et tbelittlodingy
brick Church of a score of leans.' The
venerable JohnStowart,.fatherdtelsw of
A. Sradloy e ls l 4., and Lather of ex-Sher
tff
Stewarh tbereweet spirited.T. Jig Bay
lied, and Samuel teuidwielt; formerly of 1
the Rouse of Representatives!, 'were the
aulir.:prorelnent -one% we , recognized. I
Among the many who, heels become BA i .
-
ilea and prominent we ebscrved COL J.: r
11. Stewart; one of the r. . 1.
l'erchment, end the - members of the.
Building , Committee, Idesint-Fritilk
lent; Capt. C. W. Itatchelorc S. ti. ll 3feEl-
rey,s/.. K. Kerr a.. Laufmao;,,Alex.
•Batcs,and J. W. WoodwelL -Thin corn-. 1
mitfecniinclibe ladles of the-Church, are..." . ; -
spoken ordn the highest praise.- • o
Stovethis church became. &Ampere:a
enfavored with soma
prominsat Ministers be hf the - CoMbreece, ;
llMMlgNhOULAVOnanwPresldentPeath: I
lug PAOLI. L. EL.Merasiown and Rec.
.IL Sinsabaugb. The fatter nntileur woe '
Pastor when the bontemptated ltmtirove.
mentwas agitated.. The pr_iieent panto ,r
, Bev. W.ftelt. Turner, A. AL, deserves to' be well thhught of "and. dotibtletis Is, by
Ids etnigreenstims, iineceislng la- 1
bort. to promote . the
_project:, Me is I
young „minister, of . palters and' yety- ,
ro
pmising. ♦ 'We - forted citable' tine' brier ;
t. way in thtsmilidasiced part of our new'
conableistion - sequialticei; that -n the
palatiel retidenob of,Franktiedittm, Esq. I
Itberewas oOnfert "and irixlYr. wor th y -
to tendert. 'orifice*, and Lao). wa re
teelYed from our host, and.l. his. wear -
eltelfed wife, ; ; - ,
oazo tftws.,
Ra-CroVenwr Opz hp settled dawn
Lin Cif:tetanal to praelleO hie prolkaleon,
; Outlaw, and - if any or his' friernfa say
infer/An; to lilna beroartecabout official
: F . plams, , he 3,111 be grieved... ...,, •„,.., •
,—The Ohio &leis Lireria! Columbus
hoe Z 3,000 Vol Etraes.:Tba Priblic Library
,et Detroit hzdz over 15,000 volumes. and
. devotee as annual income of over. $ l . OOO
to the purchase of books. All 'forfeited
. ball bonds inthet city are to/recalled:4:4
. end paid over to this fund: ".... 7.
. =Tim znalcide of Rev.' Ur. itni:a. id
= Delaware, Ohio, was croinutitted . . z , til tm •
;day morning, while" hie fzer,m m i ca
mere quietly awaltinghis a r ,pearance to
;':conduct the opening exeiv;ewa of the reg.
im. quhrierly, meetire4„.;.. The -members
.haying waited Bout:, Rine after dm usual
hour orcommer.e.lng serval>, dlipatched -
- roil° of their' lumber to - aacertein the
e.ause of Ida delay. ,And.he .was - found
hanging dead in hie barn. Another cler
,
omen, the Rev. Mr. Itvaa, lir Marys
lie,in the *aunty adjolnhag.tfehtware,
also caromilledadalde the acme Sunday
I'afterzwon, 'veal:twills throat. InsanltY -
is alleged to both, pima and , in the bat
'mtunedit had_ boon arsons° time appe . -
t,—,The Dayton Jesruarrita oaa ' OOOlO
, oftbe incidents which enlivened a coon
- 'bust it Phillipsburg, Id that vicinity. on
:Sunday, month:g r -If., ._coon was treed,
aho tree tnon, and a coaelf - dog . b elong-. • .
leg la a young - nun nemea. , 'Skyles -,
of
, Ttia 'letter, was getting- , •
beat'of the light
make a
Walk- ..;
'Ar, In ettbmptlng to Make a tilvenloa in - i
-favor of thedog with a stick. 'struck to. .',
Dauer: - acciderWallY , find. killed him..
raged e ' .
Skyles was ent the' death of lds z"
dog, and felled+ Walker with' 11. club,
knocking hinfilenseleas. Jacob Milton,.
a friend of Walker, seized the •axe with,
.which the tree was felled., and:,chopped,
Into Skylee shoulder. • Whereupon Den— . i
lid erim drew - stele:flier - and ftM-M.lb; ..
ten - 0n... the right' • sin:adder, wounding
, hint severely. Tea patty . :were subee„
. .
-
Mr. Jz.zzan Itobertson,..t
this V.noe; ' sseVettecked -on lel. wA y
bit:eel , on... Sunday -rdght. aboljt -nine
eWlock, knocked -deem and -- ,bbm a
Tsome two hundred " end. nlev.,ty dolltrif.
hee arm 11r..110" °e a ten after.
0 4urv,II , nil:dined to th0pe,1, 2 0, 3 „,, . b i .
Ida custom to make tip V., 0 Duals leaving
eirty-Mont raorninv --lbseeeenclud;
Mg his labons„,he.atzrtod Mr. erms, and ', -
bed reached the ste,.. s t em t„ . 6.,,,, a of .
the reeldenceor Afr,-, G. w, - s - eteen, when
tworeen who'haz , ./ ..,,,,,, Ted um ... 4m
. . 1
,belalnd thkpille.ra at, thaside et the gate
milted out, k-rfo aired him souse's= mad !
collated Islm 'Of the all2Ottfit stated above. ' r
Mi,Rc., o , • reznalned mat:Moon the
40. a. ,n7atilaseasiblo condidrus for 1
abbat odben ,r' . *ben- reason renamed - A
a n dhesr.mghttobs benne. . Reis ennaider- I
ably about the _ head, hat' ihts .
Iviqukits :ere red - dzingerouft.
linffeltie urthe perpetrahm.sof the mite.- .
dotetto tiananlt and robbn7 bullet , bean t
ill#ltol.-LlVant Lisbon Amna& ' . • f