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NOMlllowystitsait! as ago .gordroment I
tab* pm b4tisstroatts4 at Wisthirllk'
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laist& aticr Aar that tim: Murnwat ha %A. 1
aismimilil by burning Lire. !sup,:
biliasimpayto on Ciresnliter sad am i
asetillo iiieNlantLys-thu central trains
+.4001111114. ih aid of soventy•oight i
mistosc- .1
Jebarfa WIR lit council among tba
_., aid , it waft determined. idler, bear-
i2idi s
, the opinious of all. the guides in :
tut to the eoantry, to go around;
y: Springs, where the road forks
tee Oregon and California, and enters
the-Salt Lake Valley throngh-:au ex-1
toseire valley whore snow will not be
aplg 11Qp4XiilleAL This determination,
the expressman says, wns approved of,
tar. OR. Johnson, who told him to say:
tii.aierybody that ho intended to
winter, in tho or not at Mi."
Ttkr Mormons Una congregated in
Imp numbers, even on this side of the
mountain, beruing the grass, and are.
sletbriaisiod, it enema, to prevent the
estrange of the troops Into the valley
bpd. They are regularly enrolled
ilk sso4s, end if Col. Jclpason enters
tie stall be OM) act only ou the delen- ;
airorwit his %swift! amen.
The follosi•mg letter, which we dud ey Ia provokingly scarce end• our cur
io thi St. Loma Demoar.it, will be read rent expenses are heavy, but the late
with itittnist 4
i arrangement of the head of the paper
elf(' os Sweet , Warts Oct is.
Cot-
Cot. "kb, of the loth infantry, never exactly pleased us, and # rose
'anti I portion o f vie command, consist- 1 I ution was formed months ago to change
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i rfishOirt 63 men, rank anti tile, are It durjng the fall. We have it as near
poi beep for the night--Lieut.l ly right now as nmy boy At alt events,
1 11. J. Lafb, with fifty men, were at , 1 i
our prutessionui preie—we are proud
Laramie to escort (.4Y Cummings on, ,
-omit he-Lome,, th at f ur . our Lamp is , of tale old CoriPiLieft , ...-411 certainly satis
thirty-tive miles east of Pacific Springs, fled with it, ' and We eutertaia the un
*hick lire the test that empty their doubtinz hope that ? the effect mill be
ittmtirm a bti the west side of the South t h e „ ianye with our avmeroiis readers.
p 1 /i express has jest reached us '
_ ,
_ . *Grsteeri river, bringing news to us B y th e Ptul 4 iii. ViiliiilFuitent a al*
ibilinPeatecl as it is important ; and title, oonsideribie speoeit saved, anottaii
t &Mil effysielf of a halt to give you a er 'item of saving em allet* In the smaller
sitienhiet stetentent for the public. The 1 type which We now nee for poetry; mar
116t11641,roblem is solved. They have rilwes,anc id es ti o ,yl" t wai l C oncr y.7.4 c ;
adiait ,upon the very best opportunity.,
them of perpetratin 4 an act of " n ' ,
11 ' 144//41r awl a g reater 4 / 4 9 • ill ' la
lay
g all unnecessary "ditr"
Fit t 04 the night of the nth instant,! excludin
abdekr 10 o'clock, they seized and de- , from the idverturentents, which prin
gebret seventy-eight heavily loaded 1 tors often put in only to "1
11 ups' anti
Ms, Containing governmeiA stippbee I Do d o
•a we la m*, i, ) , 316 Tj wile a t riknges
army. The wagons and teams , i
were the property of Messr s . Russell & w "' enl i bl° l ' s 44 Po WW I. From 1340 7z 31
W !_tiflYN, contractors. The trains were t 0 144- ENVY' elAtluttnil afresh, new rend
sonatibrity miles distant from each oth- l ing tnatter'eViity weer - , -d tobita Cloitiett
et: IllNis proves that there were more few country parwip' la tip; Corniuou
j"-"over Company of Mormons. My
wealth cal "reach. :In a surd, ouritina
Informant says that the notorious ,( De-
sirorinitt• Angel," .13111 Ilickinan, nom I is to maid Teti • Coweliell; in • all 14)-
wasidecl one, and Locksmith the , spouts, worthy sat the organ of the gal-
Ohne pasty, of about SU mon each f lent Detnoentcy of -4 little Adams."
010161111:111 of 26 wagons IA its dotal:Ted i We ask only' an honest living, and the
41 imam west of as, and the other, of 521
means to keep our paper flourishing
=ZMee taken near Green river, 30 i
es a col. Alexander ' s tra i n along with its ed-temporaries, sf not
l aws wore no soldiers with these Rum ! s tAiketzt-or moats? me.. \
auelklll4 UP teilsztatens cdrered 4 0 re ,- We tout4tutdi n m end with
. - . &W u Sien
m
ew* a Arratleutan i* liPlohnleipbs* to write
4.at thee domity in th.s respect, the •
OCCagaCatai WWI% for Tmt Commix*,
-111hommete owe them one wagon and
seas pm rvierains. with si LC:I2 to make rad expect to keeP oar readers Posted
Aar wei heck to sae stair*. and burnt in -regard to Congressional sad Lees-
Ow samilina. I%ey6° kir" be - Wave &Saws by lets= writers at WWI-
Wm. the Bait's ~a, a - ' this river. ;,,
awl tie leases For& on Green nver, , 15 `"„„ n and linrrinber ir*
wpm hundred men under arms. On The IthrspApet mule!. should boar i*
Lame for the logs of the trains, CoL . mind that this is do lairsat paper pub
41111losider, who was encamped en the lathed is the county, ;mid • contains the
Ades Fork, sent Capt. Marcy, w it hj greatest amountof reading Mater, and
Ibierlitoflred men, back to Green river, 1
the r Advertises should not forget that it
teesiebter the teamsters to collect their
tittle end take them on to headgear-' has by odds till) i!nost extensive eireu•
tare. He also sent on a Frenchman to lotion. Its local news is alm•aye among
us. On the next day they ordered a t h e meat fall and reliable.
Mr. Ilichlin, of cart McGraw's party There is room on the bboks for a few
prhibigers. Th ese men were sent by
more subscribers, and onr Democratic
"Wpm on tip Salt Lake to buy flour
kit M I Pliny friends throughout the counti would
tstitr express brou.cht in his moccasin place us under still deeper obligations
en • order from Capt. Marcy, which I by interesting thesnaeli • ea in this behalf.
Alva been permitted to rea . d, ordering
Let its adopt s Jost here, "the more the
tFia trans to halt until Colonel Smith ,
smear tip. We have three or four trains merrier," for a text—the following, from
of twenty-six wagons each up with Col an exchange, will answer as the sermon .
Alstixattwier-sione a few miles in advance That was a ctspital idea, and wed expressed, 1
ar i t iotod two behind us, and the road too, of Lome Editorial stag that a newspaper
ill lii with merchant's and SCE "1 `e 'a wife, becatse evert man should haves
one of his own I Yes every luau should have I
tilleillgellKiel tar one hundred miles in our one of 111/1 own, end that one, should be his
county paper Mut it it does cost more than /
Ceisieel•Alexander has broken up his a czt) weekly, it Ls thrice the value to him in
MN, 9., Ham's Fork, and changed lus a uewspaper point of view because It is a re
-1101111401 the Bear River route, and we f ume of the news its well of his ova neighbor
of
Ora ageposted to collect and guard those hood as
IN•ithout the entire country .
it, how mittplank turnpike and
Saba tat his camp near Soda Springs railroad, or other enterprises oak nl/fled to d
Then is ,Tet plenty of provisions for us velop at the same time the minds of the peopl e I
until spring, excerpt forage. We have and the rnieurces of the country , would have
been projected and toonnimated 7 In short, 1
we emu, hay or oats for our animals,
aid most
rely
upon
gran
... . This the t po r pita lo n cei tl,, n x el u s r s y pep a— e „ r d u u: necessity—the jt
should receive
metro- 1
alits may burn, unless the snow prat eonsiderration ofthe ° people i t t e croe lre s sot ,'
°
pIIreTIMU it, and then our mules mu however do far from it, few atop to think of
ci ,
11 17 6 : x t t. O dl e:
i t a 'o e rc ri e,
b ra u n t k l ti a n m d its
li utility ,
nea o ri r e fi l e t =the
i
AI
P t u tte o p ir a 4 ld t‘ for L ye e t
that 2 e
teamsters
vail be the &rst to t i e called in recinisitton when life
he
andevisor
and
to be
if
someein u toseeiot ie.°
new pub.
to-morrow with rifles, and made
to stand guard over their trains at and then only,that fir n
un somesuch duence of the /mil
Zik t Our eapressmau believes we' press, we ripest. 4 sipereeisae4 and ackuTil
aye to fight for our trains in a edged bet, let tut add, in no grumbling spirit,
dor
air two, and it lll ty Do so It, at- bo% ei.er that no so.ner is the enterprise ac
recoetove.plistteed a r i ct d
d the power w o l f th th a . n s d l t e ri v e cr bi t ie h e a . t
smoit:4, col. Smith will fight to the last .
l i
Then will he no surrender' One feel- fits lt has eonfiner need upon the people are *tr
im ;pervades officers and men. Col gotten and die Testruarein itself areerted.,
alllllo4ll.oHoweser, inch ist Daman nature, and knowing
tenants ile ood and liinsel, and ,Dud e t
w h e ts sh w a e ll a s s t e rii n e o i ‘t n d e uspoaed to complain , though
g /in old veteran in war, Lieu
Bekeds, Mr. Brown and Mr McCormick wsersh oo p re sol t e c a lei 6t ni wi stt up
peper b l y , our
tike
ars with us, and ' , Ain use the rifle if ne i a stye , for the rikesen that every stag
esinsary- We shall do oar duty. W i ll have one of his own,-,e - ,,And while we are
oe pllOpie of the States do theirs' chatting upon seweaspers, we do not hesitatato
i IDeleve they will send us mon and 1,„7„/:2;:veri:rcieLiPti rite ionilitei,"4 the child
=I/soon California could give us klut red newspaper has ten to t h e eye ats tt nsthoe
start
well i. :4::: ;
area in winter. knowledge of the world, of the child that is ex
-1 slaiuk the Mormons will at tempt to eluded &Nei sera is .privilege. Be, through it..
amilgrabein the
spring to the bliadwiub acquires a practical knowledge of pen and
Jaime& at to Vancouver. Let a °Jose t e h f l 4.,, v ' t r,l„,L. bt/ter p re p ared at twenty t han ' ""
o d et er th ui e g d i lti ee es i of se t t's: e ll:e rn
jmoilol4l be, kept far thorn .— This is is the man who t
.111eWil It Ls reliable, I believe ioyea the atirsetege .'sweaty -ey! Is no t tte .
civil appointee, except Morel, lib e , Y 4 w 1 .,1 13 4 , 11 1 3 4 ace than 110. 1 40 worth much
r, and Judge Eckele, of ihdl /Xe rA t has `
e n Im trtt t .4 t ia P°Per? Who
e come on so far, as yet. When Pestles, th en t , trliitt i ; tdi r esi Z ti s d a l bt e r
eillialrill ilarney and trovernor CUM' direct preat reseltharte the setseriber n Skase:
*ill come no one knows. We , is saki) , mean • aserepapes. 'who se not
to cm to-morrow, come what may; sehsatial of shawls. looreace ye the
, ,k 1 IV withot t orders, if any paru cat topics spry 4 1 / life? Tim war=
• Vh
ilk dot sm tb, you will hoar a the " e i r` ul a r tti tt4 ata r" orate country - tail
1 .. lifiort from him and iris' gallant sti e d Ta u ; :it b. known
through th e caftans at
WNW. no will fight. the - newspaper . Tie dotage at Coln:goe s are!
*
tollovring is an extract from a tn. ?sacra Pfluthaltl4 firth* of the State Leva.
letter dated Fort Larsinle, Oct I t u ogif* ° ?" 44l P• ram =Pi:whales with every,
MU; tutenivatA man. dollar -and-tlitta-ltaarterif
' a riot ter the prrribite ofeetretrtag an af t I.
frelo6. /ray on IT V'S at ideals hoer es oboe* bee be dredge. bras
the "Ira rOlVt- t t poorept father to the eatostryei . Die s* Woes
Ahmaaser, e x invia, l i e from his eabecniailm 541 at /sass 9 44 'VW g
OPMCCISibee fairtUr tete the tardO• t A 4 V/Intar4 lfra47 tICAC*OOI6 CCA S ars rink
IIIF:. ohimon
is colitetin4, the to come home to every replier liatet. -
A 00 " -
I= misit ailieltillitsdrags
e th 2 e d South Tess_
~
, to , 1 .'.let old Glint .
-j D odd has bees
611146041141gorrawr. li ' clerk in the Nom.X ark ritetoflloe fbi
the lest billy "ohm Ea foxatorly mir
e
-. 51 /10Kk im pr ei c wi ll ; m e t
_ co kihaviret a We "bete eoatisarwessil hi a hag
- I under taseAl:tio she tfaur 10 Jersey ,
ilbeiWillalkommb" — t" Weer" ? City. The Barna mail now•allrmats, to
ildi time. ; 111,1100 lbs daily
i wt. 4 .
111$41fe, Zither aaa Prepaietar
Mouttay-Metatimialliolit.llo,JAs7.
Tint welewinuellt.n •
Though it• Amy. seen strange that a
pul)ll4her sbottl4 uti(lert4ke to make
typi)graphical 'impioi ; ements on his pa
per in • these times," it to nevertheless
a feet that Tws COUPILZIL appears this
morning with a new bead, some new
type, rerrtigring the entire sheet as
fresh and bright in looks as its most ar
dent Meads could desire. True, soon-
or suzerstition, has been for a certain
pored, efitimg skitson . qlollo ? ' It re
,
maltji seen :vhtit:r the lformone
wilitarni=arrmation or an-excep
tion to tlAs raki , War live -abundant
eonfideuee In the Judgment of oar Gen
eral Adrillaistritfoa ; but this new
complication may defy all its sagacity.
place great reliance upon the ad
yawing column oft he American troops;
but here, again, the consideration is
presented, wbnre they shall begin and
upon what grounds shall prooeed—
There low none of the austere virtues
Shout Slatulair Verso. He is a
wretched' eilecttes; 'keep! loose so.
counts; and, though full of pretension,
has as boldly dolled the law' of the
eountry, as to his dealings with the
Pbderal Government, as he defies the
laWs of decency. That such a wretch.
ed imposter should take to himself, for
his authority, the lessons.of the Bible,
and that he should attract upright men
and virtual.* women to his standard, Is
neither more nor less than a disgrace to
our age. Public opinion is as ripe to
' justify any rebuke of his misdeeds, as if
he and his crew were . so many Sepoys
engaged aseassluation end
brutality. , Are they not, indeed, the
Rome of eivikastioa ? • Do they not
polthiji - eta &Ole the most virtuotm
10 they , A 41.1
misiewilmea civmect us. IWe isWYPI.
their God f And'yeit whilaski naiads say
it will requirti
511u_t__.°63"4P1'04144!=.51 itiddbc
i°o4l
abate, to asteAlt i a, Pew oval
.cpcm the Dotty
politic. • , , . •
Yens* tuis initnnicmed Meehan, and
cioncentrsted , them at e City.
His power ererbis, 'ma may
be understood' Millaner in
which they bare responded to his call—
even
those who had ;Settled in Carson's
Valley and other distant points, having
. brokon up,and abandoned, thee.* bottle
hold god; to follow his lead. It iessid
that hies object is• to keep the Ggseerri.
moot troops Utah until *st a ring;
ancl thee, if he dads it nesiealiary.
or tiy, to adopt. the hitter altorvutire,
and. etriessosee, .by..impad marches,. to 4
Brit* America, or to the Russian 40.'
,
sO I IucTISING I inns wise.
There is reaean to saiimet thit the
Know Nothings *mat. this time, mak
ing an effort to re-organise, "on .the
SECRET prineiple:' tele" oar infx•r
matio" is, altogether wide of the mark
—aid wcire-led from detailed circm
stances to-belleve that it is set—wronv
ivrrisoa hive already been held in this
county for the purpose. Let the friends
of the Good Old Oauao—let all who op
pose the midnight plottinga, the eilfigh
nem and proscription, of the most des
picable faction that ever had existence
in this country—nz ON assts GUAM)
Turn out what it may, "there is
something in the wind " of eignificance
among the Dark Lantern leaders. The
Democracy need not fear this move
ment, or any other, bat there can be
nothing lost by watching the " wires"
of the opposition.
star The writ* editor of the Star is
still bothered concerning Mr. Buchan
an's intentions, or feelings, in regard to
Gov. Walker, notwithstanding his dis
patch to Mr. Slokels on the subject.—
We would suggest to the editor the
propriety of getting up a town or coun
ty meeting—or • meeting of three
thousand clergymen"—in order that
the President of the United States may
be interrogated by autAority, and cate
gorically, whether he means what he
says, or says what he means.
The Bet/teeming Message .—T he speci
al Washington correspondent of Col.
Forney's Preas says, it is rumored that
Mr. Bucilmiiiin,. ‘ in his first annual mes
sage to Congress;-will take bold ground
on the currency. question ; that he will
re-affirm the prhittiples laid down so
clearly in his celebrated speech on the
Independent Treasury Bill. He be
lieves that it was the intention of the
framers of the Constitution to establish
a bird-money currency, and that the
action of Congress since has been a
stoady.. departure frO'm that intention.
It will be his object, then, to retrace
the • ,falie steps taken, and to bring the
Gevenunant back to the true pound.
Steamboat Coniaioa—Tiventy Lives
.Lost.—Sraw Ostiiiiti, Nov. 17.—The
Texas steamship Opelousas, bora Ber
nick bay far GaWeston, came in oolli
ajon with the , Mesmer Galveston at,
mlclnigist on the 15tb,, When the Opel
ousas sank &moot immediately, Mil"
e i nvikkr , iota!
Am? ,0 %1.* lOts . .utes!wag . 1 = 6 #pot
..4 1 tit. and
ere* 01' the vessel were saiteil f ,', „
threivi „UN og phases
*9 l owiliniati, WAGcWs trsotO f (whop
Kamm . afgivthis rs
*I 56, psA.,cart.„ ; ;
41 1 9 , s ridtattot lard, t
eft s, 2 0_4 OW* tidi:j l4 4 E 4% bgi
848 •ti,
chase, no 444 0 isomikk i 5 0 1 ? ,40441ga14
se widikii r pmrsin /FIT pr.? *AA is 4
. • - . •
bi rable.
Vlrleallr DI 11111111CIONIPIN I
ilangegap-g touc h op—
hear a
oerstio vidiory
putilitast eof Ninscoksin,
the *to of New York. , The
wiikkeecevre claim's the election of
1, 'the 'Democratic eentiidate for
rnor, by 1,000 votes. It says:
• 'he Wisconsin Democracy send
g to, the Democracy of the
They bare met. and vanquish..
' the enemy ! Thu North West is
Id to the cure! Against great odds
imrsy ergot, let* the ematielit—iim
01'14,000. Bat our gallant Detnoo
_ never tire. The Dred Scott decis
ion and popular sovereignty are endors
ed. Buchanan's Administration is ap
proved by the people.of Wisconsin.
" These results are trophies—let them
stand 113 r monuments t"
7744 Wisconsin Election.—Dirraorr,
Nov. 18.—The Superior (Wisconsin)
Chronicle, of the 10th instant, received
here this evening, says that Douglas
county gives Cross, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, 117 majority,
which, it ii claimed, insures his elec
tion.
.11 •=PL•I,IILI
The following, says the Union, is an
extract from s letter of a highly re
spectable and intelligent citizen of Bal
timore to a friend in this city. It gives
most deplorable picture of Baltimore,
but deplorable as it is, the picture is
not a new one to oar readers :
Bastrnecas, Noy. 5, 1857
* • * * * *
"A word now with regard to the
election. In this city I had hoped,
from the promisee of Mayor Swann to
the governor and citizens, that the
Democrats would have been protected
in tb, attempt to exercise the proud
privilege of an American citizen—viz :
the elective franchise; but how villain
ensly.have we been deoeivod ! Not on
ly have thousands been denied'ithat
privilege wimee misfortune it was to be
in another Clime, (many of whom
hativesided here for twenty, thirty and
f&rti - yettre.) . bnt otters who were born
oh' 'Merit:an soil to the number of sev
! else kirmisiend; some `of -whom had been
tin Odin' the war of 1812—'14, and de
re deO l thie'very city from the invasion
ofii[Nritieh soldioy. ''TMs I know of
fit
Ay 'ow; 66$01 i 'eaffe11. The plan adopted
to deter Itteh
. froln yothm was to ap
p.oseh' r evel's person with a Know
Nothing ticket, and If they refesed tak
ing them to issue threats and to drive
them from the places of voting. In one
instanee in a family of my scquaintanee,
where there were three sons of lawful
Agr i 'and a Luther who had lived here
for ten or twelve years, they were com
pelled to flea from the polls without
voting rather than be beaten from them.
In every instance almost where 11 for
eigner approached the polls he was
knocked down and beaten in a most
brutal manner, and half-grown youths
diegelsed'enci made to vote the Know
Nothing troket. ' The torch of the in
cendiary lighted up the dwellings of I
Democratio voters ere the close of the;
dav's brutality on the part of the ruf-
Maim The
_papers do not contain one.:
sixth part of the doings of yesterday,
sitnplv because the reporters were de-1
lerrea by fore of being assaulted here- i
after. The inteliigenee from other por
tionsof the'State is cheering to the
Democrats---trioro especially from the I
northwestern, as. you will porooive by ;
to-morrow's papers._ This city is a!
doomed city, and many will be compell
ed
i
to go from it for peaceful security I
and the °zombis) of a freeman's rights. I
God knows that I desire to leave it, I
and I trust in God that something will
turn up to my advantage by which I
may be enabled to do so."
SPEAK/MI OP THE SENATE.
We notioe that the question, "who
shall be Speaker of the State Senate,"
is already being asked by a number of
our Democratic contemporaries. Sev
eral names have been suggested, and
among others that of the able and so
compliehed Senator from "Old Demo
cratic York," WILLIAM H. War.in.—
Should he be selected for this important
position, we venture the prediction that
the duties of the post will be discharged
in a dignified and impartial manner.—
He is a gentleman of education and
judgment and, having served two ses
sions in that body, has a knowledge of
the rules of the Senate and the respon
sibility resting on the Speaker. Of
amiable and oourteoas disposition, and
possessing an active and business mind,
we know no one in that body better
calculated for its presiding officer nor
one more deserving than Mr. Wruni.
Wo hope to see him selected.
siiirTbe above is from the Carlisle
Volunteer. It is deserved, every word.
Wo notice, also, the name of Hoa.
Ciao. W. BILEWEIL mentioned in connec
tion with the Speakerahip. A mon
poputie selection oonld not be made,
nor a better officer secured.
*fir-A Democratie friend in this coun
ty writes ns, suggesting Hon. bat=
Nna., of Franklin county, for the
Speakership of the House of Represen
tatives. The Judge is a gentleman of
attainment and " back bone," has had
some Legislative experience, and, take*
all in all, would makes first obass pre
siding officer. Were we $ member of
that body, he would most assuredly re
ceive our support.
ear" These times" lead everybody
to preach economy; one writer says
ilfAlralt might be oonducted much
cheaper than they are. Another oil
calatee that if all persons in the United
States would wear their clothes an ex
tra six months, for opo yesr*l6,4loo,ooo
Otiot, be sand—or [reach May would
omit Abe nes of meat one day every
week for a year, $L25,00,000 more
might' be •
1 Atteocion, Port-ifasters.--The Post.
Master General has recently decided
that it Post-iiii4tM do not give pah.
' .. • - ' '4llrnewspapers notice When their
pitiein hoes in the Post Oboe with
out being taken ont.,hy the onhocriberii
within five onmihnonhiparelishio for the
seit - Prz WWI POS. '
CALIPCIIINL• SOLID.
t The Ban Franc** -new. gives,,the
following as the Om total of sailuel
shipments of gold itotaCeliihrnin, from
tip discovery of the metal there :
180, ...... -48,121,250 1853,. $57,331,024
1150, ...... .... 27,676,348 18154.........51,32V52
1851, ...... .... 42,582034 1855, 43,080,211
1852,- ...... .. 46,08134 1856, 48,887,543
The amount antually "flipped from
Clalifbruht In the first Wee months of
1867, amounts to $88,180,784, and on
an average the whole shipments of the
present year wilt be about 48,000,000.
By the above facts and figures we see
that California has furnished within the
last eight years upwards of Three
Hundred and /Iffy Ifilliom of Dollars in
gold alone, to say nothing of the pro
ducts of Australia during that time.--
We need lees than Three Hundred Mil
lions of specie for an exclusive metallic
currency fur the United States. —Phila.
Argus.
ILK SIPAPTION dif lIPINCIZ PATMUNTS.
A dispatch from New Orleans an
nonnoss that the banks in that city,
which suspended specie payments dar
ing the late panic, have again resumed.
This is agreeable intelligence, and we
hope to see our own and otter suspend
ed banks adopt this same course at an
early day. The, banks of Boston, it is
said, are prepared to resume. Specie is
rapidly pouring into New York, and a
letter from that city, dated Tuesday
evening, says :
Our city banks are now so strong in
their specie reserves (120,000,000) that
they are abundantly able to resume
specie payments. Some of the promi
nent bank men in the street to-day said
they are willing to take that step as
soon as the country banks are ready 19
second the motion." In point offact,
specie psvments at the counters of the'
principal banks are already resumed.—
Ooid is so plenty that the stuipension is
only nominal.
While these cheering signs are visible
in financial circles there is 13 2n4 5 43 ens
courage a hope of bettertimes elite where.
Many of the uptown shops that 'were
panic) struck a few weeks since, , are
taking buck some of their discharged
hands, and preparing to resume ;6nai
now The grading of the Central park
is going to give work to 1,000 laborer*
nearly all winter, and it is expected .
that by the Ist of January 500 wore
will find something to do on the new
post-affioe, to be build, ; the lower' end'
of the park.
The New York Journal of Commerce
estimates that the spxsie in the banks
of that city this week will (vial $20,.
000,000; a larger amount by serveral .
millions than was ever in the banks'
before.
ram tiussimiut.
We are gratified to 'Observe a steadi
ly improving tone in the financial circles
o f the eastern cities. •.f3scurities which
had gone doirnixr nothing almost, are
eadually ruing, and business, which
had been utterly prostrated, is having
a healthful revival. Banks of w
York arc reported to be striving to ar
range a speedy resumption of specie
payments. Their lead will be followed
by the Banks of the Now England
States generally, and probably by the
institutions of the South and West,
with whom they have intimate relations.
Specie continues to flow in upon us from
Europe and California. Wo are import
ing but little, whilst a large number of
vessels are loading with grain for for
eign ports. It is evident that wo aro
making headway.—Spirit.,
9 pus. ALLISON*.
Legal proceedings were commenced
in the Court of Common Pleas of Phila
delphia on Saturday week to attach the
property of Mr. Thomas Ellibons, late
President of the Bank of Pennsylvania,
who recently went abroad under the
plea of ill health. The snit is brought
by the President and Directors of the
Bank, who depose that the defendant is
indebted to the institution upwards of
two hundred thousand dollars. The
affidavit also states that Mr. Allibone
has absconded to foreign parts with a
design to defraud his creditors.
Upon this, a writ of domestic attach
ment was issued against all the estate
of Mr. Allibone, real and personal, and
also directing the Sheriff to attach all
the moneys and effects of the defendant
in the hands and possession of W. C.
Morgan & Co., R. J. Ross & Co., and
Drexel A On., brdkers, and to summon
them as garnishees. The effect of these
proceedings witt be to plane all the
property of Allibone in the hands of
Trustees for distribution among all his
creditors.
Antler Non-Accepting Bank.—The
stockholders of the Farmers' Bank of
Bucks county, met at Bristol on Tues
day week, and almost unanimously re
fused to accept the provisions of the
Relief Law. The Bank will therefore
resins* specie payments at once. This
is encouraging, sod preeenti an example
- which 'other Banks might follow, with
credit to themselves, and advantage to
the community. The Bank of Backs
county has • surplus fund of $82,000,
which is more than one-third of its oapi
tid.
Tkvataard is said tho
President is of *vision •thet Walker's
eslumf4cn wasnlkAnd to make its es
cape through" tbri Collusion of some of
the oilleials at (Amis. If , the
het !shall be- established upon the in
quiry • now ordered, every participant
in the matter is to be removod.
alp-710 . 15e ' vote
the . devil, - if he info tbs nominee of the
paity.—ifirelmise. • •
J Precisely I—bet.ht eoeldn't be the
irminee r The pee=t4 &wags 4m:out
last, in i eeeberh et own
jralficidysbisrgitaistaret
PACT ARS •ANCT.
- . WNW? t 2. ll VI 111214.."
40
k. - ;i ...11 .1 8 8 t, Ede arrived at New Tort on
ligaday, fro ...
alifortia, with 81,1'10,000 la
Eyrie on boa _
• „Money of Boston is easier, and stocks
haloosione up. - -
The Banks in New York city_ had nine
teen and a half millions of specie week before
last. An early reszsoption should follow, and
probably will.
The "boars" in Wall street are spin vn
their feet.
expedition 0. 1 3 611 will-sat
be damagedby the destruction of the contrac
tor's tralos by the Mormons.
The second attempt to launch the Great
Eastern hu been postponed was qwntit. Sev
eral persons weir; injured, ter* of them serious.
lz, at the last attempt.
the funeral of GerTem! Cavalgnae,
Paris, wu an imposingatrair. Fifteen thousand
persons fullowid Ike hearse I
The Governor of Alabama, in his annual
message, recouunetads that the hanks resume
specie payments on the first of May nert.
F. N. Bledsoe, tiring In Walnut Bend,
Arkansas, this season raised nine hundred
bushels of Irish potatoes on two acres of land!
--Every member of dot last Losialataro—
save two or tbrao—wbo Tots! fbr the rata of
the teals Use, Ma boat *l'4ol to.---itAY
at boon.
♦ &Dow woe brought Were s eoart
lately, who was so Sit that he had to be triad
*so half at ♦ time. Us may oeslaialy be call
ed a greet rope.
lia Wiese threetessed to Les a
lawyer he coatimpt *freest. " 1 have express
ed ao antelope he the court," said the lawyer,
"ea the coatmg, j hare carsdhl/y concealed
my &allay."
♦t the mese ea Taaadity, says tie Cleve
land Leader, en ladles eased Smith as two
and a balfutiles, eirainatthe horse Wetting lire
miles, for a pine of $2O, the 11 / 41 , 11 b l ati gg
the fastest horse OYU Pita bail mile. laslha's
time 13 Oh,
. .
There is a family ta Ohio jo Lay, that It
takes two of them to some, owe to threw the
head back, and the other to make the nOlie..
"Good morning. Jones. How dotes the
world use your Hlt twos sne up, thaaltyee."
Why is a tbickea-pie like a gatradth's
store? Hiatuses It,ctintains plecel,
Brown sap Abet ( Omagh " brtrity is the
soul of wit," it is no Joky to be 'tamer on
change.
Bustle 4itiot indostry, anymore then im
pudence Is courage.
A •mall sorrow distracts ; a great one
makes us collected; as s heti leans its stair
tone when slightly cracked, and rtenstcrs it
when the fissure Is enlarged. '"
..„,.In the world's broad field of bottle,
In the birouaeetilfe,
Be not dumb like driven cattle—
Be i hero In the strife."
habits are u eurcaught as birds. Let
a circus arrive in town and In less than a week
half the boys in towa will be throwing saner
sets and breaking their necks over an _empty
mackerel barrel.
Press, the Pulpit and the Petticoats.
The first spread the news, tha second the Gos
pel, and the last spread•-%-all over the side-walk.
The Providence and yorcester railroad
is a model corporetios. It has not on* difilar
of floating debt, and has now on deposit dre*-
ing interest a gem sufficiently large to' make a
. .
respeetable dividend next January. What other
railroad can make such a show 1
The large Rolling I[lll,.at Phenix-Title,
Chester county, is is full operation, with the
regular Complement of hands.
sentiment exhibited in the *is
of s dog's tail, when he's wakiairfor a bone.
......Deduct from the vote fee Obese 2 or
3000 votes given by negroes, end what would
the Republicans have to rejoice over in Ohio?
"You need' a little sea and alv," said a
physician to a maiden patient. If I do," was
the cute reply, " rll wait till I get married."
Bolus looked thoughtfhl, and thought it was
best.
- ....ageeheeef the ileashatistrweer asked if lit
knew Theodore Hook. " Yoh" repHed.the wit,
"Hook as& eye* old sisoebitoi.u.
The EVllArdlle (Indiana) Journal says
that "from present indications, there will be
more bogs killed at:lnplinwnpciihrtitis year than
during any former one."
"Doctor," • said a • itypecondrise, to his
physician, "I can neither sit down, or stand op,
what - shall T do?" "Go instantly and bang
yonr4elf," was the reply.
Some people have a fashion of thinking
that the truth is a species of dull tomahawk,
and that its efficiency is precisely proportioned
to Its power of mangling.
There are two kinds of family Jars; into
one you put your sweetmeats, and into the
other you put your foot.
is a kiss like some sermons? Be
cause there are two heads and one application.
There is great danger iu trusting fools
or knaves with inch playthings as presses, type
and printing Ink.
A Cincinnati clergyman married a fond
couple in the dissecting room of the Medical
College, last week. The bride was romantic,
and would have It so, and when a woman will,
she will, you know, and when she won't, she
won't, and there's an end on't—but still, we
should think a dissecting room would take the
"romance" out of a wilful woman, even I
A. St. Louis lady makes a suggestion to
one of the papers of that city to the effect, that
each lady In the country should set aside from .
$1 to $5 from her own private purse, to be ju
diciously invested in tiaanels and cotton fabrics,
for the benefit of the poor during the coating
winter.
Despondency is a sin just as macs as
hate is, or lack of faith in a kind Providence.
What if you are poor I there are a thousand
&vamps to wealth, and tea thousand to happi
ness. ,Grin and bear your afflictions, sad re
member that there are two things yea should
not despond over; those things yoe•can help
and those you cannot.
In Toledo, a day er two since, a woman
was arrested and sent ttijall for hating too large
a wardrobe. intr . :lv:esti= naturally' arises—
how many clothes is a wortistipermittedio have
A young woman was arrested in
last Sunday, for being balitted in mate atttre,
and tined $5O. She ought to get:Ranted- 7 41e
can wear the aamestionablos ties. without
danger of being fined!
......A. bill was recently introduced Lai* the
Legislature of Vermont, which was Intended:to
disfranchise any person who 01401 - sanOt.
the capture of a theists-it slave.. On the 70 .
is stimi d . it trivihronew out of the Hennel 6 3 a
vote of k2l to ‘ll4l. - ,
Th• steamer Flying Chard arrived at 84
Loan oa Oth lastiatt, from Sew Orleans,
after discharging rtrrazn roan or Dom am
aural ►t Cairo. •
work llNWlllbesi W New redt,: hae
degrserstad isto . o _6uea, and Vgdaile f!daik,
whiLlthe *leers is the ?irk, befit "to
11,1 4 itit aeon of *team". • • h
• Illftiiy Cliweatties; wbtei will dh
have dirt# Afr -11401ArbIlit aMOON has
proved to bee complete-1111am
It may seem strange, but It Is a
melt generally are much mere afeittd of
thaa woo Sea are of men; and hasty "tie
the ice" a frultfttl /owe 044 baehaleepa:
Ou the 10th inst., the sam of $54ll,lLSOlis
specle was received at New Odessa Nei
The ship Adel Isas Just brae& Nee
Europe $400,000 in spode. tad the Mews
$500,000.
A militia captain oar/melting a ails from
a lady requesting the pkmanra at hie eleenpom
tueeinmwed
is a cookolimeat to gloomilig
his command, and mashed the whole of Amos '
to the lady's house.
go•Aa long ago as January, 111514 1
tbo New York Mirror, a Whig Journal ►
declared that a High Tariff and a Nation *,
11 1 Bank were no longer Whig 1141104 %
It said :
,We deny that protectioes is
losiger a distinctive principle of tbe
party. The time was when aHi 2
Taritrand a National Bank ware • -
mental pillars of the Conservative mad.
But tha day has gone by. With all the
"log rolling" that win be brag I t o,
at i
bear upon Congress, it is y lli
possible to alter the Tariff without, re.
duets, it."
A Strange lisoiciext.-4t is knows that
the State of N. Y. ordered ghiss ballot
boxes, which, in the limn of &bee,'
were fret' introdnoed at the preesttil
elcetiug. In the third Ward Olive
York dtl the lint ballot deposits" was
a Black "Republican" one, headed WM/
the name of Clapp. The moment• it
was dropped, the gio4e cracked sod
shivery in a thousand pieces. •WM
this t i • effect of the ballot or tlie
Woo the bead of it ? tinestioa taq
Sayan
n Thursday night weak £ll4
ooca • at York, whioh °mistimed
atablusleflirra. Ereffner, John L.' Saki.
William Spangler, ate tfiusas,
house of Jacob Miller. lasadittriuh:
Child Killed by a Bear.—The /tiratiesi
a/ Pe.e7;perat, of Johnstown, says that'a
smalluhild was attacked and destroyed ,
by a -bear, in the woods, about two'
miles from .Summitville, Cambrit 0n,,,
last week!' No further partiouilliOtre t
given.
Ilevenue , Cutters Ordered to Paololle
Wallter.—,-A dispatch trots Wasik.,
ington I says the administration has *4.
egrsphed the United States numbs! as
New )I.leans to send "'the rerropuseut.
tors' in pursuit of Gen. Walker ! , IC
is• believed that the clutters still
hod Win. •
'Oodey's Zags Book for December.--,
The Deceinbet number of this-highly
pope work is st bend mind surpassieri
all . th :previous numbers for ihmi: i ii.'
gravi rich plates of fashion, Wier
work . d interesting reading matter,
The, graving* of "Christmas tank"
and u hristmas Morning" are Wes
vith the price of subscription, which
is but $3 a year. Address Louis A.
Gdday 323 Chesnut street, Philadel.
P l2 * t •
SPECIAL NOTIIMIL
Sir ri e Big Sqffe,messurings/ Net high ' by
41 feet wide, and weighing 4,360 poosllle, laws
been attracting touch attention at idle Aisle 4
the rAziones..o mien Vile, Sarno?* barn
eurtox,in S. W. corner of the puhihreqiuire.
EverybOy nearly in town has been bees ie.
Our friends from the country hare been aid'
are still dropping in, to see shit, ika t ie s pigo,
Safe ever brongla into the rounds,.
This ,Safe furnishes another greyed lbe , '
confideace to depogitors. The steterity •fiesiel
the depi)tita they make is of the wee eimst..!
actor, and as extensive as thoee afforded by 111,
bank to its depositors. the stockholders is. Ski*
one and the other being in the same tomatistil—
liable Tho safe keeping of the monies aol the
security to depositors thus afford a dealt.
. 64 4
safeguertf to those thinking of depot
their monies where, instead of !yin(' sidle.
will produce interut— in the Scresaffe o.
&tient..
stir-If all our readers why are trembled
with Liver Complaint, Jaundice or Dyspepsia,
will get a bottle of Dr. Senior*. Invi
we ehoeld not see so many Biddy, hat=
despairing people as now meesZour psi
M al
most every corner, for there never- was n.
remedylof *bleb so moat is said, asideimit•
performs so nearly what its propeiestes ear
it will do. It =DO to as so highly meow
mended that we °mad not fail to try it, aria;
trial his convinced es ' whitest s dssW,
it is the best family medic/in* is ass. We
take it for Headache, Sour Stotaseh,
nese, sod any of the little bodily Ws that are
commoo, and it does produce a 'demist Mate_
of feeling to the sick, and whiting better after
using it a few time, these little ills grew tae
and less, and there is a prospect of being en
tirely free from then by a 00a Lißilaibeli 444
"
use of the Invigorator. Now we wish tlerilel
press our readers with this, thin
for is a mediegaapertiesslarly
ly 0.44 1 and where there see eft' *psi
to little disease., as all ehiidrett is
valuable, and saves pitysiehnts' lAdlss and sir
untold imount of anguish both tetaptitele sod
their little ones.
s er,t. D. Buehler. Agent fee Giottifetneng;;
Wm. Berlin, Usnovessesand Charles B. Ma
ry, Abbottetown. Nov, 16. dw .
Wilde Dead Reotorai to Life.+—A Ass
years Igo it was !generally supposed that
hair Id ad be restored to its
oolur, r made to grow on bald - bead; W
since e lama ot Profelsor Woods IlloAils
Aeon ra, many persons who rm issol or tank
ago now seen daily in the 'trios , AC
le, a ing in all the si of lialliata
ing their own dark lowinight, shopili'llksin
harin t yled this grastr fiestoratiro.—Lsaido:
villa .
So
IT am, Dsvooters; Nor 'MAO.
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around by the a
Oen. A. C. Dodse,
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