C'ircl:!:ktson tte:tr .t3'ooo. Gigf:cl;is2,i) ileEticitcy. A ik.3lllYvill, Pa. THFRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, ISSI. Where ore We to Land ? To our mind, there, 11:V108r:4ln be nn hrTe of escape for the United S , a:es fonn• her pre rent fitinneiid ernl. , ;:ria-Finonis, than in n eltango of hor plpi•elit ieoin r n m. A we Ere ,'en' e ttp;.rar to be the rr ore FhopitcrrefF of Enutntid fur the gird; v..bielt the trinnorm turns tor us out of our own mate- Fo long PP ilk hi th e ra,e, long moo we, in our judgement, play thi:; matt , se:mlti part, red orr coin be nt her vorrirr To the g nld of Cnliforrin, the limited S.:a' ra i.; only a Frrt hall , ' ay house in it; journey to England. For ins:tie:re, the liou Meunier brGught the irj:2o it!rll t• 1 C , IIP million eight hundred thrth: , intl itol!no.; but Fertrrrly had she rVir the strionshiri Africa railed n ith right 1.0, - :ctred fil!y•Fri:• on thousand i:, or which Wag In le; 1::ee. Three (lo) Ci:y f !•tvler viM twolom ctred nt:cl if en FattliMly the I.;ulliv fl !I0\•: v iili live told thiry-ci:Jo d :enr: t;:are of n wruk, a rrceivec! Zr 1 f ('i) COO re:.t ((.0 to t, Fay nntLivg t!.at ;:i jot{ :t . ,% ay Lac picket ti.ips liar !1:•.! r•yorrn flow rrrell l'e':er for fil! poc i -I , —exeoie, rerloT. , a few sl•ic (1 11,-1111.1. 1 I , le. if I , e 1 , - , 1-.e.1 ril vrpll,l Kr 1.1 , 01.4 e ,cod .1r 1 i 1.. :‘, lc I.•. dcwrs ri.c.f.t la' (nor fors ff. A ciietur.onpro. wan to Ohl-trate this UMW ing tn•n pr iliree milts v r t rl ,•i;r tfareac!irg n•e ‘villt ico the here, within the la-t few ye:o , , pn , tin , ..l i y the n:+- tabli-lotonit of a inaloit.,enny. A nionher of houses had been buil,, a hich cat:stni land to rise coosideial ly iu wider, and in the oven• pulls he tonal a ready ruailtet : ut pziees folly equal in those I,e could obinin in l'hiladelphiii, for an ho had to sell. By thi, he sawed, not only the (xpense and area iind tear of a Ill!) of LG aides wey, lot tli t iin.e of Idro,ell anel hog•-•=. h•!. Iw, inforee , :ll).; ire parnou nc:n .1.1 , \. :u'.4 account. lie rottr,e ; ;1 , C ., t-r Lur yr ottp!,t to IT., tV, ;1 Fyn utivuen o Dronth IVr. L•+m+ it:titoF.l ovrry r::nr (!..• IBEE=II ••riz t the preloni!ed rain s:orm, t c wo,l> r are renTletely thied o way tiver has not been ro low. it is years. The Solatylhill on the :2ril of Septetn• her, Mb°, iloriroj the 'twilit - a:O , IP flood, %Yr. , higher than ever lwfore known—Net stivh het , heen the rovent clioatlt, that it is now lower than ever bef.sre Ettown in the revoliection of the 01,1e , t ifilli:bOano , . In marry eneofir, urlr 111ont:4.rovry, tiOn end Lancaster, tlte i 4 conitely tip, end forotel:; are -etn: , ellott food hay at ',I grain us in inid•v.l:llpr. Northampton Ave !le In:my I arm• era ore at pte,ent daily em.z.teed in holding' %A.a ter from five to ',even miles for enlioary pm_ poses, and keepiini their riiltlit Low thirst:..,. While Avritirg this article, howovec, ;ton has the appearnilee of refreshing the earth with a sprinklim; of rain. lion. John Strohm This g ewleninn %rho i= the Candid:de on the \yid : , State Ticket for Canal Corntoisrzioner, paid our Borough a ihort vi,it on Satorday.— lle 'came by way of Mauch Chunk, where he addressed his political friend, of that plaen in the Court Reuse, on Vrid.ty cHniii2. Saturday he addresed a mewing. at Sian. fried s Bridge" and in the Salllll ovenine he tkliveted 'an addr4!! , :s to a larzerneotine on th,i .Market qua re. He spoke for tieath• two hours, to which ha v,•0,-; li tcn d n ith the pic),l perfect attention. We never heard a plainer or more unanitling rolitival.rpeeeh, yet eve. ory word tohl. Mr. Sirchm. tt •ig very well known, wa; charged wiih haviu voted 1, 1 starve the VolonteerA Mekieo. charge. he completely , set at naught in ids ex. planalion. lie said at the titre this hill was first op for discussion on the I Ith of May, 184 G, no volunteer had yet trod the soil of Mexico, consequently, there were none to starve; but the reason Inc voted against the bill, was, that the preamble contained eertitin statements which he could not endorse. After volunteers were ac cepted, lie dih fitror of ewrn,'su/iplr, , , demand; cd during the war. lie gated that he further voted to nppropriatuf 500,1:00 to bring borne tine sick and disabled soldiers from New Orleans, rind raise their wages from tight to inn dollars a month. should not be perverted to the in• jury of an honest man. Scientific American This' useful paper, published in New York, this week enters upon a new column, with im proved Mae, and renewed r!nertay. Several rat years' acquaintance with the intrinsic mer i!a of this journal, enable us Con fidently to re. commend it.tr the merchant, farmer, and me chanic. See Prospectus in another column of Imday's paper. Al a weiiag of the (;aunty Con vetntitt, held oil Sawn; ty thr 20th of Sepietntier, Al lb.- Houic of Mr. S.ilutautz Grirv:wer. the RON, wing ticket was brow2ht into riamtnaiiar, Asticadii.y—Do yid Latiry, Niaith Whitehall. Carbon county. Judgrs—Jacob Ditlingor, airough. Peter lila , . Pro!!tonatarbi—FranciA 13ot - et:ch. Stahl, r, Urrrr Viihr. Com rnts.s , on cr —Daniel iVrishinpinn D:reetor f Etc I'o9r —Henry Dit•ft`ll , lrrfer, Up •Cl' 'T1 1 6 , 1,1 .4:y l :Mr.—Hiram .1. Shantz. Upp , r Maconry. TeL:ares--11,.rninn lllT,p.l 7 pper :%Tartirgy. fiidt.ori 80r, , t1411. Tlv.mas Weavor, I3'rnngh. At n no , ;•!ito4 of Inc panel ot ,11.aor, for Sop• ton,ber 1851, di , ehatl.:(l lw the Coati, 1 , 11 10 , 11i0r1,;•l:: j .1' l'rykr;! , ( . 41 io o.l' :Vt . ),;o.kll'r St`f•lP.44l-y. eU'rr 11.. (.1 of iii r 111 r. ,1:,!ro-: t II .!:eve. tow' rhip, 1:.•r:il ti ti: , t - L , t i , al \ he: it U r , ',nu\ r t!rrt Cid or.; t I IT P/i ll.e r: e pen; of e. , :N j.. 1 1 ,1 I:1 iipprcri;cion of Lis ard 0: ,. p.i0n 11 Pr . • 0.,w i.• 1. nf : ,:• • li.• f e ! .! •I \+l,r, II a- tvi lit.( •li o::•, Al Icr r.l. •irn•rn I'. iri•:r 1 ihe I rec.rl'‘ I® in 1 , 1 \VII lAA 11 A. fzt riet:irt• The Agricultural Exhibition c;.1! 111.! ..! 1!.i• A eroninimily of lim.ks and a counties, to the exhibition of the Boils. loon• ty Agricultural Soviely, to be held at NeWtown, on the 1:I day of October emming. %Ve feel ew•atrranted in announcing that the diqplny of sitrailii,.implernent , , production., &e., a; we'l l's' ihn 11- , evritiliv , e of farmer= and other,: i',tere,it• tlt , • will siiriiiiss ail former cxhi• held in the SI:oe. The farfoers of 131)(4:`,C01111 :t-,1 the iltipor , a; , vo of assovio!ed of. 1 !co. tJr iheir p,lvance.nei;t. Hence thi rapid. iotoro , t in :hi- :••ocit•ty, and the I =ME ! Ii ffil IMISEMI 101 d \VI 1011 am ( 1 0011 10 1110 Cllllllo`ll l loo 01 . 1100 i100!110 01 ' 1110 1 . 01011, WllllOlll 1010011100 Hp or i , (•;: oy, ol Auri , l:l , ort! pl lrsu i ! !oitt,l ol ME The I),.:;A,vvr, lic voropi , itlion had of ,tsver:d prt , !• . .IrOLI 1 . 0 SIIIIIIIS , former (.01:1;w:ilor,, I.eliero thry ,;t;: di-tance (?Vi'! IVe anticipait• the itto:-1 vriergelitt Fpir it (I rig•: Irk The Ladie: aro pr,Tai•int: I mako tl•air Ir prti!;'no'n! attrartiv'e beyond all rea ,, orial , l.l anti ; noel to “ive in:te,t to the seN In rnore perfert jostice to their effort., severa erantninees will he partly under their votorol Om. securing the boutffit of their runerinrj.elge !neat in matters to whieh their attention is triniff particularly directed. The lair sex, as well a. Ore productinns of their skill, taste, and Indus. '.y, form a large and important part ol the cxhihi Lm. \'e hope In see pre=cut many of the I.tir dauttloct. of the adjoining countivi, ;pal of St:c.e. of l'N:ow Jai e% For ihe ;iveoit,mo,!ati of :.-:ever.ll hundred dollar:. liavo t 1 azt irottol.so tont or caropy rrl (.I , ,va , s.colv On!! lholi , mo , l, , o,wiro 10 , o; of ' , mond, ho loath whit..it their pi . ..toe:ion , : tit exliroitioni No pain,. kill! ton 01 t tq LY.SI! 0 I Co vommtl , vv , . ;Ind for Ike 'an.:avtioll of life (i 1 the S :) .•j e t v. ;I , •vrmittir.4l;ili,ol< tor sir,,k hill I,r aawi.htd, .4) that r.ran tmiy tat (mind lor all ite exhilibioa a bear as possible a eorripleie pre , naliiiiett of !lie mit'e and proo,re,s ag. iolillo ro il l . O ur comity ; and to give otoisfao. ion not only to exhibittifs, Immo the vast ern, toutseof breetotorg who will be present ots the oa.a:tion.- . --/.ildli;renctr, Doylestown, Pa. On rriday 1;1 , 1, the P 2,111 September, Kossuth and - hls - exiled-compatriots, with the excepiiiin of ileum were to embark on board of our 11:1!:.11:11 Vt ., !'ei. Nil•SkSjilli, to seek a home and refuge rrotn oppression en etcr shores. The Turkish Porte has made tip his mitid to lid them depart, and free himself from the . reproach of molting his domains the Siberia of Austria and Russia. It is understood that Austria and Russia pretest against their liberation—like all dmipotisms—cruel in treatment, and dead to any magnanimous emotions. The Hungarian patri; (us have been beaten, scattered, driven to exile and death. It would seem to us that those who survive Inlaid be less dangerous to Russia and Austria, with the Atlantic between them, than in the. marshes of Turkey. • Democratic County Ticket Hon. J• Pringle Jones \\'. - - - • ( 1 ~ . \N 'COW) u• !f r.,, I= MUM 1, z•, 1. 0 Kossuth is Corning The, following. acti,le WIIIOII WA glean from the Philadelphia 'l'rhlii Ledger," e , hnu!d to rett.!l.9,. all. It efltwttially expose 4 the eflort. of political dentag!tette.; in trying to make cap ital oat ol the Chriteiatia oitiolor:• Some newsploor= SPPITI In be resolved upon rnakina thn minder. at Chri-tuna the Means , of the !zre , tect ement. The:Vary toll of :uncial tool ectriniv.ed resiwapen- to the foei , ive slave law. the disappointtnent of the Smith at the trhellinn of the North fieningt the entnpromi•e. the danger to the Union from this disdipaoin intent ;Ala(' that sort.rd Ode lever-1% riter its that a f , reat number of armed 'men from Maryland are rm.hing to the Ir ene of 11,0 mutfler4, to take summary vent2eanee. Ameher mys that the ereato-d rx• eitement prevail:: at IVi9hitigton. anti that the President has held a cabinet council upon the ‘vhivit a re:oltdiort was taken to etn• ploy the whole power of the Federal (iovem• ment to enforce the 10..2i.ive :lave Afal fork. aril t.oott, they tall; atid 111110 as; if the United S.afe , %very a thousand times more enn val:ial now, than Enrope teat in ISIS. 11'e :Ii"/ It' o al o i np\rg. V. , 'JI.I I:' • ep t‘l,l‘ii it it Irv, nn . it.!!!! \VP il.at ;01 ;rid pfmv•il-ion vxi-o: only i i thr im:l2lll.ri.m. or r.cilor 1 , . the rens. ,f the ,P I:%wi ir MIE : coret ,1 rilleetioffl,l;•ev =MCI 1 .4•1,0 , 4' 1.1 III:' , 11‘!111`!;lal IN 1 , 1*.W4`1.12 f`X I. I) tt. in) I•l; atlt siory r)fthe.eahine: eil. enqi.eil could 011:1!: tl I V :I L'l'r.‘l.i.or, tr't t , :r 11.0 r, t rrot•asolt.t. ‘‘t do nni to•;ii•vi. hot (!:. ;t c;do. coolo•ii iy.”l a iit , ..410 Clot in a 1.0710 I 11 v, I ILI: J..• ;orb Ott rx:!4oNry, ❑nd tvoidd do litel 111113 *Pr na •urh I.'! of ti it la %V u1;10 !rm. !Vl'. c, nf• it tan oit ,kt f 1: 111 ~,~., ~ :I ': t~ fil. ii airst them. or in aillien 1" it Pr° l "i'l mel'ur"s svcr(le concerned, for trod r that (droner. in; to their otiernie , , itzivinty, 111 PM aid m,d I ant iii , t( tumid a ,, tirr your lixecillenev that (minin. Alt. P. SI.V. 3. Cial/"C L.'V)lll,l ' War Mewls a forcilde risiiintnett to author.' th'-' "gank.liw. ci !au" of 16e right tly, tor the porim,f( thp ro, ;of the peacef u l ritizmis of Maryland, with deep I, , yrz, commit- abhorrence, and that he will not tan to oxen all his con , lilulional powers In tryie the offender, led trim-on. Nul: (tiers, who raised an tnetited punt diluent, and to prevent similar army. to-di:mod and orzani , eil trea , mt. not IV in leccii Nlar . . . "":1-131 ' ee 1`) a l'"v' to save an in. I am, resprelful!v. vcnr ohnstii-nt fervaht, dividMil front it+ however it rutty in. : \‘'. S. DERRICK, Acting Secretary. voter murder. or other etimeii, doe: not, - . we now vii•ic the cni , e, comprehend the ...dsrottit/c/ion. Information wag I'nm:ilicit In Ion s IIII• As' to Mayor Gilpin on MocilAy evening. mat a young. say thfit a thief or man razard Purr linhhqn.ln.ancl years:, had triter, %Nilo 1,1:1,4 the thelifl in allerrptill2 wr.11'.=:33110 in I'm k (', , ants Bank II commrs liripqn) r. , ,iAnnee In an t•fliVer : 1101 MEI BM Lein is himself a tr,tl;.l) time Bei wa i v i, e2; , ve rerplin.,l ;4, pet the errand. Mr. Prier ;Old I i ( . l all die le,t. 11,114 , m:in, Sr., .on acti.il if kv hr. (lidor•t. in sent a di , I,e tiecif him 1 , . p =Ell pla,t , flog; t1••1 111 snme of rilitr vidoli : it we rootetnbor 4.911.0(.4, provido, pen Iti:ors of oho redet%l ' , mute ‘vitiolt prov-hies. for the punishment of ‘O O a :\ lorshal. or o'ltt , r Fodor:it ollit.er, in di— his duty. !hero are esimei (moo:2h, in all vonscameo : ‘‘nhout thn c:f any done ? hira, lot tlio :arbor Stwo or th.!it du:v MID =I Di)11:1 Fa‘ctl, wihr, rr it h to.et oryiltili:2; but j'?-01f.,.. lot allow Compumli.e : th v In ,!avt. t!v , South, :-!;ivv c.rthomo opo❑ whirls ‘vcill(l di Ecant for wi-ullicf,alai ie4.1;,1 this torroiy as a cane (if erhr,o, In he ihoronullly invastiGalyd and dealt with :I:•vordhp:, in e'v r ac•l ;1 4 it ti:ivady orn j•rly`ui tly it, and open hi: vi a; t the t , diem to his eye: , 1,l the eido::•r con:li• IVlie:liiir or: , or or f; . ec, the, , .• parties ale mon, noiotird being., moral it;2, , ,ttis, 1111 joy' to law, and entitled to its p i ). tt (11011 and 1111: , :e! ponal I,rl (lowa. tolor,tad ;hat 11111 Win• tzor; tic contitronti,o is out to tlepetid, lot ,:ttit:trai or repeal ; 11 1 )111 a riot and murder ; Mat he South 1110 : , 01ilef11111_ more than a few po• akiventiirer, anti therehtio ata irt Ito Ilan er of beim , ernivul,ed b 1 a riot or fifty o r a hundred people, however Woody ; that, the NOllll 111 no danger of abandontag them• selves to anarchy, because a fugitive slave has incurred the penalty of the gallows, for mur dering his master; and that, the Stele ell'etm sylvania will enforce her own laws and sustain the laws of the United Stateiti whether against Exciterx - ients it:t • rvC and a.:.1 f:lnNuf.“ 11 \ve (1,...)14 1,1 v.t;e ! i li~rr .~. .;n;im~. •• I}..•a MIME !“ivi:'!:: hfs MEM n !ul! rn:;l;V :t; la =MEM nn armed band of murderers at hemp, or an armed band of vengeanee•seekers from Mary• land or elsewhere. Let every Penns) Ivanian be "as calm as a summer morning," and res olutely bent an having the laws ertforred and demagognes will net wake such poll ir.id eapi. tat ont of Oils . crime. lVliellier the fugitive slave law shou:d be amended or not, is a gnestion for alter, not present Cousideration. Let its first puninh the crimes committed in resisting it, and tbeit,and not till then, consider its tentlereits. The law may be goestioned as liable to abuse, and thereby making personal liberty quite tonTre• carious; for though fugitive slaves most be snrretalored. law should be earefill in d.ridin who 11F1' fl::11!IVe SlaV while it is the law, lei it b i faitlstisllp enforeeili. We Irial by jiiry, at the piaci, of claim. and would provide for a vetilict by ilinie-lourilo and ecoln4ina of all as ho avowed conscien tiong: scruples agaiiist Om sorb inovisiiins, we tielie‘e ilia! ion one claim ill tell illoll , lllll W01.!•1 1.0 t)i j holy deiiied, that agitainr., Innh Norilicrn and would be disarmed of.a powei fit emzilw for mischief. Witt the Iron Siam , relieved from any m a siienie , of i i )npulaiion which noun of them n ii'. llni fur the Moire. TM! ol :he efitturvtiler.l of Il.e iit sail their regilisiiion:, of a ti itcrcr chalacier. EINEM The Christiana Outrage T:rc is the reply to Ore corritnuni" ca;: arldreszed to I're , :rl.llt Filhnore in reference to the (:lirt,liantr = l' 1: NT or BT+Tr.. W. 1.11 1 , 21 ,11. 16 ISSI. 'l'o.llis liscrllenny the l; , ,vernor of Maryland: - .6:' , :i :—y o ur leUcr of the 15 h instant, to the brr:r rnrrived. Ia reply lam in- Hi Ili., I ,ay Olaf, on S.on;(l,iy lasi, (.1110i;t1 re. of the on!rn'.. , ,e re!. red In by your Excel_ I •nry, were receive.] from the ( 7 1 , WMISSionVr 1,1 Gn• the I:asiern Iti,trict of ',elm AN , r a rat . vl4ll rotls:dcralio t.! , I-1 • \vere•iles 1 , 111111;11'2 111 , 911 he ptvce,ll iiniitedhile'ly lei Irt.,t nil p . rSc.ris CrI1160:14 concerned in tit. D girt Allor!cy ~Vas ed 1 , , ;1 , 0. !hill xvlirthrr the tt'wl!,l fltiltc• =MEE Eli n. vs. Ilk father vononssioned hint, early in monting of Ilrti day, h , go frOm Columbia to ihe Bonk in Turk, to have the fonls ex,Annued, ;;!:er the r , ecipt 1.1 ilit. .1. tr!..;.!r;.id.r Nt.%;• 11" re, Pcl-1 , (11: , ..and ( rho prt ci,o• iii• t. e.ter.lay tn,•riii:lp;, a do , pl!cls u•ati rent iced by the :liayor Inns (:01111.i?, •ia'r .z 01 ciiy, and ;,.12.10 of the inoney round in Ilk posses ikw. ens rusiedy, end in the of sei.t to in chr.rne of an ccr. Th. 1;11110y of Mr. 11.11.1rinan is one of the wea!llticsi and .inost re:l , c . ctiil.o.e in Lancaster C'c.untp.—l.rd~r CL! Ca4l, Wom? ward, of .11ar11.,:r u h, (11(...:er county. esAtib:.ted,lo ash TcrmiNo; which had an antiqoatotl appear :moo am! boar , all old tlatc. •Ii Lore the mark C.,17'2." Leon nh>rrre ri p.l the it ap> I;dind iu th- field and ‘vidlt.n n frw Coo p NEE burr from an .Inn ;;rnt!rnn•n is Havana :ur•; an iuci. I= cxjwdlnotii,ts, which k intervsjitigjj true, thlt %vas told to Itirn liis 1 lineel twit to tl d and never 'turn my had; to he cneun•." The i_atattl stt piled back, and he was hdt to face the almost instant lire of the ilt;ch he dill with the Inmost coolness. Nanina'on Jur Sr nutor.-I:phraim Ilamlin of ‘Vityne County. has hien placed nt nono by the eenft free. of the I)i.triet, 10,r.1 01 0.1.3 Conalic4 of .%ionroe, rat:hoe, PTI:e . - 1 \ g to Lit Id. 'Volt Vechtert's letter, 5.:9 Spaniard , : were.killed or wounded in the dttii•reut chg . agetnents with the inva.ters, ‘vithnut including thit.tc who were hilted by Ctit• tetel,n's 1111'11 in the two charge , : which they made upon 500 :.-Ipanish troops, on the sixteenth op August. Alinsisvippi.—llon.Joferson Davis has concen. te.l to run as the Secessionist canititlate for Gov ernor of Mississippi, in place of Gen. Quitman, declined. Prom Cuba.—An arrival at New Orleans brings Havana news to the 7th. The American prisoners Were about to be shipped to Etpain 7 — only 'four had been liberated. The American Consul refused to interfere in their behalf. the subject, had !Ice mem ME Ar initials art. pr..ha. I=l A Novel Case A somewhat novel case recently occured in this city. Mr. Thomas Pole, one of the racers of Mayor Gilpin ! arrested a female, about. twenty years of age, ender a charge of larceny. A sup• sentient examination 1.11 to the discovery of a gold watch, a gold key, a gold chain, a gold pen• cil and several other articles. The accused was taken 10 the Mayor's ofliae, were she was exam. hied, and in the comae of the proceedings she not only acknowledged her guilt, hut gave up five pawnbroker's tickets. that were found upon her. With these Mr. Pole obiainted another gold watch, a cold guard chain, and several other ar. tieles. These she ciUiressed belonged to n urn. Henan named Robinson, uho, it appears, missed them more than n year nfzn, and suspecting the fi male in custody, had her arrestidl, but site Was di:charifed fir want orsnilieient evidence. Sion alter. she brought a snit .aaaiiiist_Air. Robinson for malicious prosecution, and damages were ' awarded to the amount or five brindled dollars. Mr. rlolanson appealed, nod the matter was lin_ shy airar,"eil by the payment or one hundred an d d Mars. It thus appears that her re. rent arrest has not once Ird to the rer.ovely or the gfq , lis last Stirlen, Itit also to the develop. men! of the exiraiirdinary fart: is the ease or Mr. d,cc One of the counsel of the aceit , cd to the snit for malicious prosecutiondwas Ben• j train Flush, Enid, who the moment that he as• cettained all the facts.ns recently developed, im toriltately, :u.d in the most honorable spirit, le turned to the 'Mayor the sum of ion v•FIX dollars, being the .amount of lii' fee and charges. The accitsrd is said to he quite i. , „,0d looking wits re cently married, and is now in Moyamensing, awaitteg, her trial.-I'hila. Inc. A Female Knight Ai the head of the Int oftheltnip,lits of the or Itornir, lately; et'ea mil by the Presidint of public, is a wichw by the name of 13i ohm, 'alio was horn in 1771, and is now an firer in the 'Rotel des Invalides, whet : e she has byrd for the la .1 fifty IWO years, imj , ying, the es. teem and veneration or the companions in arms. She was the I innuliter, sister, and wife or unlit try men, who died in active !-rvier iii Da, Ir. Iler Bird m Ajaerio in 1791, :trier sr years spry ice. In 17r 1 2,.at ihe age sf.l site you're & the •Itbi Regiment of Infant:3', in clerk her loishand had syrvril, and made lirr, s-11 S. roinark.ilde by h:l.h ono-aide minduct 1 , RI, Will 11) CO111111111! 1 , 1 the service hr•r sex. She NV,IN attached to re; , ln.nt st.vPral . v..ars, and pr Ginned warn ea alpa Tr , as pi it ale corp.! a'. svr, , zaal. s.'n! , •arit maj ,, r. She wag wt'unded a , the ...rige t f Calvi, and Lein; reader . ..ll incapable •tf gervitm, is > attillitteti 11110 the Ifospiml des In_ valideg. In aloltrr, 1822, 4.lte wtyg promoted to he rant; of E • n." New York PcMies Oath the old parties hale Trade their tidal; for the Novetnher contest, and nre ns follows: \\*MG. 1)I ((RAT. Jotlges of the Court of Appeals. Samuel .1. Foote. A. S. Johnson. For Secretary of Slate. 11e•ury S. Itandall. James (:. For,)11) I'r (ijrllrr = I'attcr.ca. .I.llu C. \‘'riglit l'or TlT:ism-Pr James NI. Benjamin Ji For Attorney (I,rierni. lianivl .1: StalP Engineer :tn.! Sorvevor. sormonr. I\'in..l. Nlo!Opine 1"..r Clll,ll (Mtnn , i , ,lotwr. I ITQrare %t'llomton !I •urc Pi!; ',,T•211 Mote Pri,ou .\kin i. i 11. \Veil , . I Hour). Biormq A D... , rcr - r:/ . i,t .c . urg , ry.--A Pru,sian named Aran, i< said to have reeent:y made a discovery surpfry, that is exititiniz entisitirrnble intere,i is the seientifin circles iif .It is the ap. plication nf chlorine to relieve pain. I:nlike ehhtiolOrto it can be nsed without the least dun_ 7..er to the ptitiont, and is very e 0 'heal in its op eration. l'emn the :102C011fil, a small quantity of the onto, (from ten to twenty drops,) is dropped ion the rail afflicted, or on a lint bandage slightly I moistened with water, and then applied, and all t hound up in oil silk, and a linen hand. After , . . I from two to ten minutes the part becomes inset). . i stile, and Me pain is no longer felt, whether it he Igr:collirrut Puir.—l'he-Exrcutive Committee from theirinarte, nervous, or other Msorders.— of the Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society a mootit return, ag'iiii' but a ` ttan Y weak" held a meeting on llonday, and changathe time veal aPriirailees it of holding the agricultut al fair, to Werineriday, The discoverer has it oft 7- tett a TlinrSdar and Friday, the,291h, , 30th and 3lst of presen ()ember. This change was made to avoid hat,. Int; Ille rilll' ott the saute day that the Maryland lire l{' UME •••‘v itavvri !hat of \Vllliam G. %Web. MEE= trait of Gen. IVa.lungton, which is one of ••i:c Washington, and f.',IVPII to his relatives, mem bers of his family, of whom Mr. Webstet'A wife was one. Me. Webster also has a snufT•box, for• tnerly carried by the wire of General Washing• ton. It is of gold, perfectly plain, of a circular sdi iv, abut two inches in diameter, and less than an inch high._ Mr. Weleder now has in h is family fitly of these mementos of the father of his country, two of them being miniatures, and the other:, a watch and the snuff box above men, tioned. In t h e. back of the miniature: we i•aw are imrtions - td'the.Mairof Washinrinn - and - his - wife braided together. The whole is set in a dain g Llti( .1 Fi,t,uh Svidirr.—The following is a literal copy el an inscription upon n.tombstone in the parish elm:eh, Brighton In memory of Phoebe Hass(ll,. who u•ns born 01 Stepney, in the year 1 . 713. She served for many year.s as a private soldier in the sth Regiment of Foot, in'diffeient park of Europe, and in the year 17.10 fought under the comniand of the Hulce of Cumberland at the battle of Fontenoy, where she received bayonet wound in herhrm. Her long life, which commenced in.the reign of Queen Anne, extend. ed to the reign olGeorge IV., by whose munifi cence she received comfort and support in her latter years. She died at-Brighton, where she had long resided, December 12, MI i.aged 108 years. S. (11.011e,1.1 e •• ti I sanLury and Uric Raliraad•—The citizens Eric - have held a mewing, at which resnletions wtte passed in favor Itt 'Erie county subscribing 1200,0011, and the City of Brie subscribing MO.- 000, t”wards the completion of the Sunbury and Erie 12:tilroad. urc pot* 11111 Efacute batmen Gm. Woof an d Webb.— It is stated that there was a difficulty hetWien Col. Webb and Gen. Word, just before the review of the military, at Rochester, during the New York. state Fair, Gen. Weill is said to have given the lie to Col. Webb, in a polite way, when the latter threatened to publish a letter from the late Gen. Taylor, stating that the decisive battle of the Mexican war.woulthhave-been-lost-had'. Gen. Wool been allowed his way, • Thete was also a disputa . as to whether Grni• Wool or Governor (Lunt should review th6thii. itarv. 4 Pecul;ar Pact —The ‘Vashington ..rates, on the authority of a Southern gentlemen, that South Carolina has lost but one h,lave, by Northern means, since the adoption of the non. stitation, and that one the owner, was, paid two . thoUsand dollars fo'r,lty pfople not at all resp,op l !, sible for his abduction. _ . Lor'tisicinu.;—The secession party in hehls4ina is malting an efrort.tn carry that .State againit the compromise, antigonie of the must prominent, men have enlisted in the'cause ornpposition, to the Union. There is,.hnwever, a strteginttjor ity of the people .in .favoi. of the aomprcimise measures. . Gleanings. Lir Hon. J. M. Berrien of Georgia. has declar- P d his intentinn-of acting with the Union Party. He has been claimed by the Southern Bights' Party. rir. Mr. Nathaniel Henry, aged about 60 years, died at Floyd Court House, Va., on the Bth inst. lie was a son of the fanious Patrick Henry. thirty_three counties of Mississippi, the Union party have carried sixty.six delegates to the State Convention, and the Disunitinists see. en. There is a falling elf in the whole vote. Gr In the town of I.toienliu rg., Massachusetts, thFre_are-forty „ eight - persons — th a t here liiTincr when the Declaration of Independence was made, several of whom are over ninety years of age. The poplitalitM of town is but 1100. So says an exchange. Hn. David Wiltunt hasten- I Amara, - innu:l3- nominated for President Judge of the 1311:' Judicial District, cc;ruposed of the' counties Bradford, Susquehanna and Sullivan. - Revolting Inhumanity. The following details of one of the most shriek• ing barbarities committed in a community - of riviilged people. has seldom been equalled in the . annals of crime. In Morgan county. not long , wen, a- citizen died, leaving, n widow and two small children, the oldest a girl, about seven rears of age. Not long after the death of her husband, the woman married again. Soon the girl died, and tit ry recently the boy wasd•cpartcd missing.. The sudden and mysterious disap. pea ranee of the child, tog..ether with the fact that upon the death of the woman's first husband th . e properly he possessed was left to the two chit (hen, aroused suspicion in the neighborhood When a search was made for the boy. He was found in the woods _adjacent ; with bode legs tiro: lien and his mouth sewed up. Being still alive-, however, he teas properly cared for, when he re ported that his mother and step.father had been the perpetrator:: of the deed, and, in addition, that • his sister's skull had beeti broken by them which en.i.e.l her death. The buy's statement further . tended develope the fart, Mai !Fie girl 'was. known before her death to have a bandage around her head; and upon the hody being ex, buined, it was tLunl . as tlw boy had stated, that the skull was fractured. The parents were ar.. rested and iinrri,otird in 1 ,, r , ai11e5. 7 --C*.errer; 11....nv illy, ‘1 Divers Definitions I,Vhen a man thinks he has been insulted. and I haihmges the itemised, and beside the insult, gels a bullet through his nerves, arteries or brains, this is the land of action called Satiafitc• IVhen a man', pocket book is not in- a pleth• or c emulition al hem, and he is compelled, by an inexhotable dun, to hand over the hale that retirtms, that is the kind < i action called Sub_ traction. When n tea-sipping, gosipping gathering. rach in turn, lets off the pent•up steam of Feofro , itetr and scandal that has hren hissing, after de. livering for weeks or tnonths, that is the kind of action called D.iraetion. When a man smites another, in the folly and madness of his sudden wrath, and gets a return or How, o r tnis , ile that loosens a tooth, or black en; an eye: and sends him, wounded. ashamed. and eaneience smitten to his home, that is what we rail fieaction. IN'h••n a lowyrr, preacher, dortor, or any body !tee, hoc let Ito:iness items accumulate till a might• mass must be ili,pmsttd of all but in‘lant- Pr, and the excited delinquent hastens all his irons into the fire, linable, to tell "miller from and horn: his fingers with them all, i: the kind of action we may call Distrac, As a ray'of I:ght alters its direction by pass.- Inc from a rarer into a denser medium, and that action is described by a certain scientific term, u hen a political wenthercnek, to passing from ioie party to another, gets jostled from the straight line of rectitude; — that kind of action a body may call Refraction. When a man breaks his character up into a thousand acts of griping, low„selfish meanness, ere!' of these actions, theSe fragments of charac ter, without any disrespect to the science of hunt bt•rs, may be called a Vulgar Fraction. • lu 1S 11
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