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fir iloraryor Gestrol,
Oa NOWA rif Franklin mint!.
ifilill• et4:3.
lieimpiammts to the License and Exemp
liM UM* ali 0 4 r int per.
Theis. bridp still holds at Quebec, but it
iiiliplibltio give way in a few days. .
41014111484 of the Nansylvania Supreme
.Cheft, beetleoided that 1 ' an orphan is a fath-
SAM *W." This is in opposition to the
"PMlop of the Gintrd College, who bad re
ieiteiasiop their institution of a boy
ipissoo soother was tiring.
'11111•1140ll Messner has been appointed
'll l lll6olololr ot the Ilanorer Junction, in Ono*
.oathilltrd Snodgrass, resigned.
Vie divorced if. of Thomas Washington
who played such a prominent part in
ghstrapdy which resulted in the shooting of
ighllbsell Carter, by Smith, at Oa St. Law.
rum hotel, in Philadelphia, was married
am* titres months since to the oditur of
county paper,
ilimpey Maher, Public Gardener at Vaal).
APS* rime 1833, died on Saturday week, at
pm shamed ago. lio was first appointed by
Oss. Jacinto*.
Pifrarausa lately attempted to deliver *
Where= etoney-making at Oxford, England,
god the enderiouinatee plotted to put him
*lsm He was greeted with groan. and
itimite, kit with an orange and peppered with
1111601101, end after a hard e.fort was nbliged
$111461110/10s the attempt,
MO In Pensacola, madly aud devotedly
Whirs with a Mr. Mayer of that place, tried
sullist his wife, of whom she was jealous.—
Milhaed a pistol at, hut fortunately missed
Ur. Oho Shea drew a knife, and, before as
0101thse !bed attire, inflicted a slightwound
$ Mn, Mayer. She was put into the
1011 . 11010 0 21 hr her papa, to avoid a prese
t/Wes.
Jobe amilPbeli, convicted in Philadelphia
Of relibkog nit unknown man of nine cents.
b 111020141 sat to the panitantiery for given
NM Mary Reese has been appointed Poet
Mahar at Weitminster, in place ot John V.
z_ dimmed.
tits anal settlement of the affairs of the
lowtoarter ilarinp Institution, eredite to
am* oisinuat twelve end a half cents on the
i s o m mit
OW Maury D. Foster, of IVestmoroland.
6 laronsbly mentioned by a number of West
saa papas as the next Demoeutio undulate
/be Governor.
The London Illustrated New recently paid
three handred guineas, 01,5004 for a six
esegoon advertiement in tee lrmdon Times.
Viterea Bogner now? Old England any yet
getabead of Young America,
A * sad son, the latter aged three
ran, while walking for plouure, fell off a
plank over a creek, in Clarion county, Penn
sylnnia, and were drowned, Their bodies
'were reoovered a few hours afterwards,
Tits fildliaktwn /?e,94:415r says :w-We nod&
el a young mail on Thursday afternoon last,
this a rural district, very patriotically on
peoed in carrying out of town an ocer-load
'Let whiskey. Ile had on about one hundred
sad llity thousand.
"Oar Advertisements have MAN nearly
Ii bees placed in small type, and in a few
Utak' several columns of standing Meer
Idesmats will run out, when that depart.
WM of The Cestpilar will present in entire
ly Inlikont appearance. It will be aeon, in
MOW, that all unnecessary 4' display „ is
avoided, by which considerable space is
essisseisoil.
Clatterling matter is likewise given in type
ausailat body—but making a clear and
bcpression,-.so that iu this
blab* *a router will also observe a canal&
arable improveatatit. These changes involve
as UAW additional expenm end labor, but
OM an cheerfully incurred, and will doubt-
WS be appreciated by our numerous patrons.
airic ar c r ez advicsa are very warlike
aM threataning, The latest advice' from
Ifahsta state that a crisis is at hand.
Brat bodies of Austrian troo • are on the
pm. *re Italy. There is also great activity
is as Preach military preparations.
TIN Paris Boum was much depressed,
IE4 gm sates bad declined nearly one per
apt, is two days.
The *neigh ministry wore about to &s
-poke the Parliament, so as to pi one more
Worst* to its measures, in view of the pros
oat Mats of akin on the Continent,
A awroposa war is thought to bo births•
bis.
Atr dialculties with Pa:ape bare
bs hdly and finally settled, ea oontlislotte
partway honorable to our cottstry. The
lAA, notion should be grad/lid via this
teak aird ena the mot inveterat4 of ate
enendes amid eve him credit
it Lie sopsisy and suocese iu thisdstliet k te
ildedes.
glirthe Carlisle Dereacrat, in speaking at
time ifistrantent of the Legislature, with en.
thre kith TOM*, that " the haul prom
ha et Worn white were made by the
w*o it wee asearteined that
de* would bees °patrol of Us. UOVA. by •
a i•sad pa e rtieBastBer ly in their
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Peaderef are bi well 1s off* *spot&
me Latitudes, es the rms. tiato t itotr the*
the .eats et dissisuaisa 404 41000111iPaimlits
are sows twoodeset all MVP the Nonkima
Sotto of eIP &. W lAion. Somid as is
the Pesseentde roes, had Pon " It" the
doctrines taught, they will pen diciest fat
pod auly se far as the people tiwisesolree are
vigilootasd satiriel is the discharge of their
ditty. Tb. Dosooratio party of tits North io
Dow poostog *rough as midst which will
ultimately moo to its booollt if all its mow
bees awry art their protessioes is active
practice.
In giaceing at the coaditiom of parties In
Pennsylvania, the vantage ground of the De.
morsel , stands oat in bold relief. Never,
with entire truth remarks the lameaster
telligenoer, in the history of the State, have
the true men at our party presented a more
united front. Purged of the corrupt and die.
honest material/ which for year , here brought
a stain and a diacrit i cs upon our escutcheon,
having sloughed off the rigged army of on,
scrupulous politleittne who hers ever been
ready to du the dirty work of their corrupt
find designing leaders. we can go before the
reople now without fear or reproseb, and with
the almost eertuin oonfidence of a triumphant
victory. The ;,arty is at length purified, and
will continue to grow stronger end stronger
every day, provided all do their duty,
but whet is the condition of the Opposi
tion ?.---for we do not expect to walk over the
field and win this prize without a struggle.--
Up= what terms are the different factions at
gar with the Democracy to unite? Hower*
they to adjust their common platform? That
the Black Republicans and Bolters from the
Demoeratie party will unite, is more than
probable.-'s either, aloise,,woald make bat a
mom fight against the malted Demosemey.w.
Will it be under the flag of s general oppo.
anion, or the ;dratted WWI of SIVIINID and
the abolition of slavery in ON ODOM 4.1411 of
the South f No one who has seed Joao
Ilincamt's spcesb at the Hanialateg
pulsars' Cloarention can hesitate so believe
that be, et least, wolld prefes the latter kind
of fight. He there exhibits the deepest root
ed hatred to Southern men and their ;twain
lions ; and from the number in which heves
ar+landed, bonne can doubt that he bad the
'sympathy of* large majority of those pre-
sent. Whether be can induce them to stake
their all twine a Black Republican venture. is
ti question which time only can solve. They
must do that same thing. or have a Wake no
where. They bare voluntarily cot them
selves loose from the Deetotwatie party, and
are too feeble to set up fig tbstoselves , The
Black Ilepablleao *oil*. being by all odds
the strongest, will, of sparse. maws Re
identity and organiention [steak and will not
eonsent to be merged, lost sad swallowed op
in any insignificant 'quad of bolters from the
Democratic ranks. Then where, we again '
ask, are these Disorganisers to go ? The utt
erer will readily aver to every intelligent
mind, They meet, of necessity, become part
and parcel of the Black Republican party,Or
return to the Democratic bid. The latter
course will doubtless be adopted by the hon
est portion of the rank and Ile who have been
misled and deceived—the lenders will havito
march, either from necessity or choice, right
into the ranks of the Abolitionists.
In autclesioe, we repeat that the Democracy
of Pennsylvania ars in a . soared and healthy
eondifion. and have nothing to fear from the
emabined efforts of a corrupt and embittered
(volition. Let us all do oar duty fearlessly,
and the old flag. that hen carried as angel
so many contests. will again !Lost in triumph
over the Democratic legions.
The Connecticut Basult.
The Connecticut Democrats deserve the
thanks of their brethren of the Colon for their
energy, seal and noble vote, even though they
did not win, in the late election. Their tri
umph in Hartford may be the forerunner of
more general success, and warrants the hope
that this noble revolutionary \ State is by no
means mortgaged to sectionalism,
But the figures, no less than the Ilartford
sign indicate as much as this---for they show
Republicanism on the decline and Democracy
on the increase. Nor can the sectionslists
ascribe to general apathy the Democratic net
gain of une ibuurand in the majority ; or the
Democratic increase Of nearly flre thousand
in their rote; or the net gainof fifty Democratic
Representatives; fur the ruts' at the last
election was Lager by thousands than was
ever east at a State election, and was within
about seventeen hundred cf the vote cast at
the last Presidential election, Then the to
tal rote was 80,500, and the total rote at the
last election was 78,750; then the sectional
party had between seven and eight thousand
majority—now it has about EMMA idell bap
dred, Let this ratio of Demooratto increase
go on and where will the sectional petty be in
Connecticut in 1860 !
Them figures 'peal. well fee the Conneeti
cut Democrats. Their rota wee polled just
after they sloughed into the seotiorud ranks a
little host of precisely sot& Democrats as ;
Banks was in Massed) matte just before he
went throogb the "dark carers" in the sec.
tional rash. Thins diagram wield do mis
chief as plotters and sappers in Democratic
orpniaations, but row, fully tartmeaked, by
the side of their elder renegades, and co.
workers with Giddings and kindred Aboli
flotillas, they are harmless.
The Gooneotieut wing of the National
Democracy is a lire party, united, end ooni
dent that they will soon aserm the eeetle of
their enemies. This melt shwa hew gross
ly the eneseies of the Demeerney deceive
themselves when they say that the gnat
end only national party is desacreliaed or
deed. The party is this illtaM, tad in the
other New Zagjand &Mee, are rarsag is the
strength of their pined*s asd to *air dear.
misses' to stead hy she piths* Outs Car
Wanks sad the Daioa.—dean hot
"7I Cautiestite."4.We hires remised a
oopy of this now and maim paper. which
tams the place of the Washington Chiefs,
make the editorial metro' of ow 44 Mind,
G. W. Boma. We hare no doubt of the
seems' of Gut. /Woman is hie sew astir
pelts. and are ridoieed that so true sad loyal
a Destoorat should at this time be cessocted
with the publication at the Iswitisalostoora•
tie pew st the slot et ear Nadas& Goers.
neut. If ensrp, labetry sod esterprioe
will do auy this& 'thee sauce Viiimegiadillit is
bolPtli to rearm. pahlishai iii - she fudew.
islt aloe. Iltr wit : per the Deity *AI per
Nessier-1 1 3.00 for ail srestbs.-54.4...my,
104,01/,-Weehly. 15.00.
MI
fob Conned's st Ilawrioburig. "my en"
of lb" opeakts"—mithostorn bast", a ma
1e77 esseptim---sppossi the Dessometio
ISO Ticket sad Ohs Mbar mashies, ei the
party Mat y'mr, mid are at preseet only ear-
tying out the work el diesigssizatkei which
they thou eyotemilleally berme. The D0..1
isocracy of the State will *sr know where to'
place than, if they did not know it before.—
They ban unsinshod theemelvaa, and will
hereafter be identified se pert esti panel of
the Black Republiana party. Some good so MB
were doubtless inveigled into the eomorn.
from their friendly feelings to Governor
PActzu ; but them seen did not anticipate the
Imagoes to which they were invited, nod now
that, the dorm foot of Abolitionism islll pas.
ed. they will set be slow in retracing their
steps into the Detsoorstio fold fruat 'Web
they were echoed.
In *Reding to the so-called Convention, the
Harrisburg Petriot 4 Union, amoapt other
things, remarks
A clarions, but not unexpected, feature of
the performances was the satire rats which
the Republicans played—Repo),begins filled
the loWties;R•publlo.tna tried to fill the 'louse
with roc.lfervos applause distinguiabod Re
publican lenders seemed to direct the pro
ce•dirlVt; Republicans. of the Seward stump,
grinned with delight when the "galls/It
Hickman " frankly declared hi. ultra aboli
tionism In such signitcant wurds as the fol-
Liwing:
" Let this truth 1)e made prominent—that
therein an sternal antagonism between free.
dom Arid Placer,. The conatituti:n of the
human mind and the human heart makes it
inevitable t and the one or the other must
eventually gain the anoendaney, The strug
le between them has just begun, is now go
inf on in our midst, and he is hut p super-
Antal observer who does not d isoocer it."
It was truly a Republican draws. and we
would respectfully inquire of CAonel Forney
whether he had consulted with Senator Sew
ard previous to doteriulning upon the pro.
gramme. ednrendon it wits not mass tomt
its' it was not ; but an amusing little play it
was, for whisk vs are quite curious to know
.bathe Seward orGniedey gave out the parts.
Skies Bright !
atirTbe repudiation of the Democratic
tietust by t►e late Logue Convention, and the
Wend to nominate • new one, has crested a
new lane, which mutt confines the few
Democratic newspapers in the State who were
Ot first disposed to look upon the Convention
Ai harmless, that its real object was to defeat
and destroy the Democratic party. The Pitts
burg Post bee Risen no ■sill degree of ski
and onrofort to the disorganisers, but we are
glad to note that it baa determined not to ()Ley
the mandate to defeat the Democratic State
ticket, Tf endorsee and promises support
to that ticket in the following explicit deck
ration.
' 1 The Not that the name. of Measrs. Wright
and liowe, the regular Democratic State mini
wee, are not kept at the bead of our editorial
column, bun, j; aims, attracted the attention
of sow ofour imuntry friends. We beg them
is understand, ones for all. that the regular
Demueratie deka' nominated by the Conven
tion of Marsh 10th , will receive our warm
and hearty support, as we hope it will that of
every Deatoerst in tbe state.
" We do not publish the ticket now for the
simple reason that It Is inounvenient for os
to vie the space in our paper for *nee
meads for this purpose. We *ball run up
the muses in good time, and now and hereaf
ter give our earnest adiocacy so the election
of Wright and Bowe."
J The &verse( Pampered and the Perry
Counly Democrat, heretofore looked upon as
countenancing the Forney moterneut, sow
"PM" the regular atomerstic nominees
with great earnestness, and wash their bands
of the Bogus Convention. Forney is thus
left almost without a moatluploos in the in
terior of the State, except among the out-and-
Out Flopulaliefin Kuow Nqthitig Opposition.—
DIXOCIATS, 1111 or COOP XX SKID All
nesaarraa ono ! •
The We/ it Works.
The Pionwrlvanian says:—Many of those
Rho believed that the !molar Democratic
Cermet:stirs erred to refusing an endorsement
Of (Inc. Packer's State policy, and favored the
bogus Whoring on Wednesday last, at Har
risburg. bate bete► surprised and disgusted
bv the open eforta of Hickman, !Altman,
Yorney, Knox 4 Co., at the meeting, in favor
of Seward Abolitionism. All arennd us awl
front all quarters, we already hear of such
publicly disclaiming the action of those lead
ing schosoers and traitors, and avowing their
intention to have no farther connection with
them The following note in the Harrisburg
Patriot, from A. U. Kerr, of Pittsburgh, who
was a member of • the Forney Convention, is
an indication of the feeling which must per-
Male all honest Democratic winds, in relation
to its doings arid actors :
n the Editors ofthe Patriot and
GINTLt —The published proceedings in
your paper do me injustice. The temporary
Chairman I consider honest enough to select
officers, but in uo instance, or in nu way, have
I ever acted or sanctioned opposition to the
regularly nominated candidates. I regard it
the duty of all Ikm:operate to support the nuns
inees of the Idarch Convention.
I was willing that Governor Packer's ad
ministration should be ?idly endorsed. But
farther than that I could net Net with the diie
isnot-ire spirits who met to spit oat their ve
nom ois the President.
The address and resolution. are ofsetc.h a
nature that I could not sanction. Had the
President... Mr. McKinney—not ruled ism
out of order, at the bidding of Mr. Forney, I
would hare shown that their aim was the des
truction of the party. Men who are drifting
into the Torte: of our enemies cannot teach
me lessen*. There was nothing kit for me
to du but rote against their prcesedings and
withdraw my mama (rum t h eir Conrenuon.
Det wbo bare not been disappoin
ted, will set with their aerial integrity by
sustaining the tie/tat of the regular Couvan
&atm.
I will bus remark that I am ander no per.
Ronal obliptinse to President Beekuman or
Goversor fteisr. I have enstained Wen be
cause the Democracy placed them is poser
petty malice Irmo isterverted
liootrats. y,Ake, R. U. KERR.
Suns Ilumm, April 14th.
'ft* Kole Nil/ Grown to be a Xottn-
The most massing thing, next to the actu
al procealinp of the disappointed oilleahon
tors' Commotion, ie the systematic attempt
to pet that ridiculous tzab into the titajestic
propordose al a great outpooring dike pim
ple. life grant that 1411prodelleap oa paper,
are Whited sad maipt swig* for the
most imposing ansambisgw hat most
tieelip s =ti o u the Convention was warp
and as she iniapieMion of iie W.
rises. The hi, that it was as mom mien.
rshle and disgramtal failure. The managers
of the moment saw and Alt this kaiaks—
They reany *spatted the people to osid
to the call. sad to istsormts an irmdMlie
moreamst. Their aiseathie and ohagria
was lemma, when instead of the theasemods
they anticipated would look to Harrisburg
for the patriotic pupae of restoring the
name. Woe, and principle' et the Democratic
party. ruder the direction' sr *am and
I,4vitst, but a handful of aelfellemed &de
spises obeyed the seas rime. V. speak estitely
triable beeere whet we alinwilmt the sum
ber erpsetlapette is this Caerunise did net
awed twitimadred. The WI et the Obese
of Herreleigatltte win met bow Moto then
dip bendied re' whoa crowded mitt et-
V: .MPRla rrev
tea a. 1 ‘. 161 . Isies4lll., Debi%
smeA, it mit id mew Sow gad uil ieg. a na l 1, 4 04, 4 la sh ,
asismiaa Thos
oa hn itsd eboir e t ess i lig4b. . end wiry elbow pima of «yaw nom ha ,
priaa
tag is ease s n sapaymspiptimi as papa, by, a era' ed Dieneerstie Akers.
dash of Femmes Imultel pew Wears mow i Beverly, N. .7.. Nis 411610
told. with emestameate amkpeity, that drile racket is eisteett"-by a large majority. Last
!were present from mart Q piss a km was decoct tri .
the ittate.mtd that Woo tb
, relive 'Fr this IMlllihawaYt
iiselarstioe is midi almost width" sight of In New limmetriek, New Jersey, it is said
that sleet band orSoahnrY tad Zee onntrao - ' the Demme& ticket is elected. Let nu
tors, and with the patriotic proportions of no miskissey.
Games Lemur* in view. 'There
something so majestically timpotemt in tlt's In Penniegtoe, Oto Republican ticket was
sublime 4164104 that it alinuat disarms cri• badly beam.
deism, The " nut" of Knew Nothing Block En.
Nearly ""Z 14 V lima who I °a Pan pithiklaelem premises es be over wooer Than
in this tragic arum self.iptpoolacioo 4 , was
a disappointed ollicebunter. from Jam W. " 0 run& Wilatied• Tho people are te
nant% the groat tinappraoiabol, to the low- deg their ere open le die deagerons charso
est tactual" who Isereed to desoenee and deter of that preseriptive and sectional organi-
Woe the Chief iisciatrata of the Nation I. reties. The " good old mass "of tits ooun
the parrotlike expletives which base inaligni. i. ism , um suss. mid will oo3,ibustrissi,
ty lam invented. Add to them a number of " . y
office-holders ander Ociv. Nome, and then Poaui•
plaits in the background some half hundred of
Sunbury and Erie engineers and contractors.
and you have the sum total of this magnificent
Convention of political regenerators. &Ara,-
lv one of the pure, unsullied Decooorgtip l ea d,
ers of the State was present to take r an in
the pmeeecline. Scarcely a man, whose po
litical reputation is worth preserving, showed
his faoe as the associate of these bankrupt
dealers in political merchnndite.-14Pro
berg Patriot.
Nothing but s Pitale
The straggling company of political refu
gees hare met, talked their treason pad (fide
parsed with sorrow fu I countenance awl a mid s t
the biasing and laughter pf the people,-
The toseetiag at Harrisburg warms a must ridicu
lous cad coutesuptiblefisilure, as was antitapated
--only more evisplstsly a Jessie thaw Its had
supposed it would be. All the begging and
coaxing sad falsehoods that the unutagers
amid use, brought together only a few dozen
persons. tied those the oast-ads of all partie s
—Know-Nothings, Black Itepubliesurs - itnJ
"Boos Democrats." We all know, now, that
Lamaism, Pinney, Knox and Hickman consti
tute the Wad and tail and nearly the, rank
and Ile of this sew Pennsylvania refuge
"Party." Indeed. we understand the "Con
vention" *sally passed a resolution soaking
the gallant Calms' Varney the whole •• Party"
—en that, at lest, Purvey does own a party.
If be have a chasms, and the concern ever
hare any value, Man consolation to know
that be will be ready to sell his "party" at
the highest Agars. Biel t4ere was sot a sta
ple person present ad this meeting whose poli-
Heal reputation steads even apssulerately fair
with the Dersoerafie party, either is the /State
at large, or in his particular hscality—nia
one.
Juiging from the proceedings, the politi
cal refugees appear to desire to lead a kind
of roving. vagabond life, between the Demo
cratic army and Sewsrd's Rochester estopp—
el! except Hickman, who seemed anxious to
lead them at once to - the Seward disunion po.
rition. The fearless lliektiostn, after Palling
himself to the Opposition, and being paid for
deserting his Democratic coustitnetocy. by a
re-election, mainly secured by Black Repub.
limn votes, took ground in his speech bo)dl
for Seward, and ignored the "little giant's
nice little Territunal invention," by which he
makes a Legislature of a Territory of the Uni
ted States infinitely superior, in our system of
gi /verb mint. to Congress and the Constitution
and the Illesteethemseless, the real setael own.
era of the Territory in question. The bold
and virtuous Hickman also assailed the Presi
dent, Jame' Buchanan, fur his unfaithfulness
to the Democratic party, because Mr. Buchan
an is not sow, like Aimee If: coselemeedly om &ir
on!' s Rochester plat) ors'
Speaker of Lin Sensate.
The election of Hon. Jaenb Turney, of
IVestmorelsod, Speaker of the State. during
the mem, is a mark of just respect and con
fidence from the Democrat.. of that body toi
worthy man. an able, efficient and honest
legislator, and a Democrat who does not per
a difference of opinion, on local and mere
temporary issues to estrotnge him from the
organization of the party. The Harrisburg
listriot, noticing his election. well and truly
says: "It is worthy of remark that Mr. Tur
ney is a most loyal and incorruptible Demo
crat. At the lust session. when every Dem
ocratic Senator was in favor oTanstaieing the
Kansas policy-of the President. Mr. Torrey
differed, and ezpreeaed that difference with a
boldness that marked his candor and sinceri
ty. Bet for this reason, lie did not feel cel
led upon to desert — the Detnocrejic organiza
tion, and no Democrat ewer lifted op his hand
to drive him oat. Ilia case is a noble refuta
tion of the wholesale and unrelenting pros
cription which has been falsely char upon
the Democratic party by those who sa%e de
serted it. Mr. Turney remained in the par
ty, a firm and loyal Democrat; and he has now
been elevated by that party ko the poreitiou be
is so well fitted to grace and adorn." •
Arc reeley's Tribune appears to be mach
delighted with the action of the Bops Con
vention and Uiokman's speesh, and to think
that they "will do good" fur the cause of sec
tin9gil Abolitionism "in other free States u
wens in Pennsylvania." We have no doubt
they will do much good, by ridding the Dem
ocracy of a set of ambitious, disappointxl.
corrupt and reckless politicians, who ars play
ing a game towards President Buchanan and
his Administration, similar to that tried by
men of the same stamp against General Jack
son and his Administration.—Penarylaanian.
Mir-The renegades from the Democratic
party now resemble those who deserted Gen.
Jaokson's Administration daring the U. S.
Bank controversy. They only defeated them
selves, not the party ; and the traitors of the
present day will the victims, not those they
have left.
serorb• Forney-Conrention mew meet
haring prated a killing failure, the Opposi
tion are beginning to tremble in their boots.
They see that he moo ot bring a motrolliag
force to their side, and yet he may want a
high price for his treachery. Like the ele
phant the fellow drew in the lottery. now
that they hare him they don't know what to
do with him.
afir We are in receipt of the Philadelphia
Daily National Argue, now published as &
morning paper by C9l. Jo. &num 1 Co.—
It is one of the most spirited and reliable
Deeseceatie jourtuJe in the State, and we re
prd ea a treat to hare it ca oar table every
day. Beside, Jo. and hie corps are meow
the cleverest fellows breathiag. These quail..
ties should Jammers the ateahlieltiolot a Ihr ,
taaeciteklag pdreasia
Miens &US • at Wgiagtssii.
esalissid last soak. Whams" fir
few liars tistilled to the mop et sine to
shish tiks7 fooad. W. %Mai diet es
dais of tile sastarrsaos. piss is Ass dmitle
141 "" oldor rreT teaeisO ktwow
• isissity, at
Kay ths ft r.
* that M
wi a ter 4 tastal
fran this Sow 11.7 es‘ Mrs. SW
lee oat. alai shot Ms kit lessod i Its"
pesitsi
iot Sod it sorsiski. !rid will sup
glair a eas et
11111 P- iiiiSsf* it me. 00" lately
snivel Silk" Nu l aiss; heet
hes meld., es etteeileatius, st be OW4
baryon** r.
Deasy if irsaw Nothiligiist.—.The ITagers
town Mail mays:--Thu avenge majority of
the Know Notbisp in this town, a year ago,
was 132 votes. 4t the election on Monday
their average majority was 5-..-a Democratic
gain of 127 votes. This result, and the hand
some vote in Williamsport, a short time ago,
for the Demooracy, render certain the com
plete overthrow of Sam neat fall. Wishi et.
ton county is all right. The Democracy arc
aroused.
The Case V William Q. Ford.—Wm. G.
Ford, who had been tried for murder, coo
victed cud seoteneed to be hong by the Crim
inal Court of italtimore city. bot whose ease
was taken to the 000 of Appeals, ens writ
of error, which was attatained, and the party
granted a newrtriel, remains in the Baltimore
city jail. beo4lo, Judge ikunsp refuses to
obey the 4 0 44 0 41 Of raid Court. A magpie
tion fur reams! of th• sea to Baltimore
County Circuit Court has been Sled by the
State's At of city, but Judge
Stump has t• pass the order. Now,
what? ;
Ott in aetisptioed 1p Iba Meath! oaf Judge
Douglas, at Washington. that be will resale
firmly by the national Diamooratie party, and
that seceders Nun the regular party organi
sation will moire no sympathy or support
from him.
i .
---- DVOmt sabingtoa.
Wtentsincit, A il 20.—1 n relation to
, Nicaraguan afaire. many speeelathms are
indulged, and anon the statements **cern-
I ing them are doabtl unintention ally erro
neous. The t rues eof the question is mi
-1 certained In be th the treaty recently re
, turned it, with'one oepiion, entirely weep
, table toads go t,whieh has heretofore
assented to its pro - . The exception is
to the amendment blob in salistanee pro
vides that the Vol Mater shall engage is
tt
use due vigilant* to all lawful means to pre
vent the organisation hostile parties in this
• oountry Ismail faiths invasion of Nicer.-
' gut ,
This is not muddled iniptietant, bat if
ultimately riqeeted by the President. who has
it under consuleintioa, no doubt is entertain
i ed that the treaty wii be modified by Nicara
gee, in accordance shill' the wishes of this
i government. fly this treaty Nicaragua en
gages to use the necessary force to keep the
transit route open, but if at any time she
should fail to do so, the United States bare
the right to land troops to protect the persons
and property of American °Wiens. The in.
formation Dom MOWS/US 111111100 no doubt
that the Delilah are "Ming in good faith and
are meting arrangement* fur snrrendsidert
the a llay Islands and the Mosquito vroteotur
ate. Duch at least is the present aspect of
affairs as ascertained form authentic sources.
The Prqieetted Cuban livrolution.
New Oti.aAmi. April 19.... The aecounta
from New York rorpeoting the departure lro
that city of an expedition of native CaLana,
fur the purpose t.f raising a revolt In the
island, is Sally credited is wellieforiat quar
ters here.
The .project was originated in this city sev
eral months since by a deputation of the Co
hens in New York and the leaders in New
Orleans ; hut the failure of Slidell'A " thirty
million bill " put a stop to the expedition fitr
the time being, much to the di..giist of the
Cuban patriots here. The expedition, holt-
Pver, is more fully revived. The party from
New York will land on an out-of-the-way
place on the Island, and their landing will be
the signal fur a rising. Arms in shumlauce
were sent to the island long ;ince,
Dreadful Xeseeere of Three Hundred
sad Thirty lien.
The Cownier des Elate Z eiv containsin air•
count of the loseof the ship St. Paul of Hay.
re, and the massacre of three hundred and
thirty rosn 7 .part of them sailors and thereat
Chinese emigrants—by the savages of the
Louisiade/a, a group of islands in the South
Pacific, between the parallels of 1U deg. and
11 deg. south latitude, and 151 degrees and
154 deg. east longitude.
The St. Paul, Captain Pinard, a fine ship
of 620 tons, belonged to the housed V. Mur
sion Co., of Havre, and was making a voy
age from China lo Australis. On the night
of the 11th of September last, she was
wrecked on a ream the extremity of the is
land of Adela, of the Louisiade'. ..t.ll on
board were @eyed, and camped on the island.
The natives, who were at drat friendly, af.
terwards attacked them. The captain and
eleven men and a cabin boy escaped ; but it
is believed that seven men including the se
cond °facer. were massaort:d. The Chinese,
several of whom were wounded, escaped to a
neighboring island.
The captain, with his twelve companions,
sailed in a boat lbr Australis, landing near
Cape Flattery. On the 4th of October, the
boat vas misted by some native Australians:
the apish' sad crew were tads prisoners ;
all suftvd, %sr died, and the captain, with
eight rota. eeetriled to get on hoard a little
!Alma vullid, by which they were taken to
Pat de4rause s baring !sand terribly,
and lost rarythiwg they had.
It was e !
• - thirwarls seilertained that tithe
1130 memos left as the Leandadas, only one
Chiamean carped, ail Ike rest hating been
sasgaad by thettativas. with ineemosimible
basbankr TM, sesame, Styx went to take
the sklArrested also elf the island, but all
had bees illesi=emspt this sue man, who
saitirrelloisly
Sirna atittrusth /111 aotises that
ladies p sassflopift, la that sky, is Sarno,
at sow SW *Ow Mg* bawd *I ami
ty sift stolpitpipavesass.l with AIM
sad sossomeili as so arapito waft et
italtiAL •
AP& Wkink/M. soidifor from lbe
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Chg . tbs alkolaitt of the Mimes of_Judge
est a 4saiii is his busily, be failed
se be is ablesidaaa• w Caen lest week. All
the Cisil sod Cristisal ...sr were oistiased
lentil the seat term. The usual Orphan's
Court boobies. was disposed of. The Oesee.
al Jury was dismissed OU Monday, sad the
Grand Jury, after having passed o n a number
of bills, were dismissed on Tuesday. The
Associate Judges then adjourned the Court
sub! Saturday, for the grouting of Lionises,
the satios of which, by the rules of
Court. is Axed for Ssturday of each April
Term.
Oa Saturday the Court *gala optimal. for
the coasaiorstiost ci APPliolktimul for Li's.'
and an were paaatd but than of Allen M.
Cook and Daniel Bible,. which arm &Warred
until the Orphan's Court, to be hold oa the
24th of May next.
$ l l'W• Ire rejoiced to learn that Judge
Fumes is now considered out of danger by his
PhTgician- His disipase Is said to be scarlet
fever,
The Commissioners have concluded to giro
the Messrs. W posaasslon a the old Court
house on Thursday next—the conditions of sale
having been complied with—when Its demoli
tion will be commenced. Then will be no dif.
Acuity in procuring another place in which to
hold the May Orphan's Court.
Mr. TC/Ngill reels confident that be will Lacs
the new Court-house entirely completed by the
first of July.
TM attention of the travelling public is
directed to the advertisement of Om (lefty,.
burg Railroad Omnpany, itl another column,
Itsrill be seen ttutt.two oonaeotions are now
wade 4611 Y, et the Hanover Saltation, fur
Itintore, and for York, Harrisburg, j'hila.
delphia, Lc.—a mach desired arrangement,
The Winter &salon of Pennsylvania Col
lege slated au Tuesday. There will be am
aths* of six weeks, and the Stadente hare
poerelly left for their houses, to speed the
tine as beet say suit their totes.
Agreeably to public nodes, the jointeww.
mitts. of Teachers and Diuletore on Test
Gooks, for ass in the Common Schools of the
county. met in MeOonaughy's flail, lie this
Owe) on Tuesday last. Tonneau districts
were represented. The following series of
Test Book. were almost unanimmuly adopt
ted. viz: Osgood's series of Residers and
Spellers; Oreenlesrs series of Arithmetic.;
T. K. White's system of Penmaostilp ; Mon,
tieth:s and McNally's Geographies, Nos. 1, 3.
and 4; Bartt's Englieh Gretaciar and Web
hter's Dictionary. The action of this aim
mitt.. is not %Audit% upon the different town
ships, aukss ratified by the different %awls
of Director.. .
A Cow belonging to Mr. Cu. ims Sr ixc.
Lra, residing near Littlestown,, recently sate
birth to a Calf, dead. with /we hear...having
two distinct nasetlis, fear eyes and three ears.
The back parts of the heads were joined. so
that both mouths had het one gullet. The
bends hats been sent Our railroad, as " dead
bead'," of aciorse,) to thintedical ageisuni c.f
the Uairemlty of Maryland, at Ilaltiaiore,
where they can be seen by the curious.
A letter free the West states, that Mr,
{fix. Haarmu. formerly of -this . county,
but now a resident of Illinois, and whn hail
recently been on a visit to his friend* in this
county, lust or had stolen his pocket book,
containing about slloo.While passing through
Harrisburg one day week before last on his
rewire how.
We uncieretited dug Nir.eseisTorass Rica,
of this mossy, lost s tow silos erk a fine
Mare. valued At Mk. r4up► she symptoms
of the disease there is but-little doubt that
tbe staimal was poisoned. Mr. Rice WI a
numb. of other horses sJected is Ike same
way s mai it iefeareti they will go blind. Kr.
It. drove one of the finest six-horse teams in
the eounty.
Mr. WATIMIGINT Zututsa is about basing
erected a large two-story brick residence. on
West Middle street% *ear Wuhington.
Mr. Ilvtar .1. PAnartrroca will also bare
built on the adjoining turner-lot. a large two.
story brick dwelling.
Mr. W. R. flints is baring quite a sizable
addition put up to ids storeroom, on York
street,
Mears. sfrOolcscour & Houma ere hay
ing part of the basement of the house par
etitused from the McPherson witate,w their
Hotel, on Carlisle street, fitted up fur a stove
o► business room, and the other part opened
for a passage way for ♦chicle., &a., to the
Hotel stable.
WeIL-3lesars. Snssne, Buitutsa it Kress
have been appointed agents in this place for
the sale of Willoughby's Grain Drill. with
guneelastio tubes, manufactured by F. B.
Caszurss, at Carlisle, This machine is said
to be one of the best of the kind now ofered,
and farmers are invited to examine It.
me. S A acas, Hales? has reeeived a lot of
Manny's Reaping and Mowing Machines,
some a) or ?A, and will take pleasure in show
ing them to all who may call.
Mears. Plltir J. and CITA& M. TAT" have
purchased the right for 'Adams county of
W. T. Child's & OA. Patent Water and Fire
Proof Mastic Cement Roofing, and are pre.
pared to put it en, in the best 1114/1141f, at
reasonable retest. sad on short notice.
Mrlb. J. A. G•wxcß, et poagerg.
(Y. 8.4 has removed into kis new iron.front
store building. where be (Aro s larva sr
ournsout of Goods ties Amu before,'"
sorThe parade adrertieal to thaw of at
Another' al the dist Saturday el May
bac tee* pothpused to the wend Saktrlay,
olio 'Won 004,0eDi of imeassaise swim
ad dm LathIMINI 0116/16is 1611t4
MAU thate4 Nalloststion Wimp.
the et thig pew* swabs* posebliell 4106
Anne *NW Ittesc *Am lot*. Is will
diabase le* Beefoei tepterseue,
Arlie prositsi waft M w. LOW
ea Ober* 04 lhiw Ott bol• se OM** amok
ow en sake ap instill few
ipos. • 4k
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Dembie-lhesiell Calf.
Wavy Immo.
llesmos ti■wwt:
Mew 111ai111lpa.
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saes is seta
Alps . the Coseerage
Mikes dis untie Ned at Took eon
whites Imo ishethited tied rids
for the lest astitth er two. ft k al i y regat
ir loses me OW* is the neighborhood ,
**Church, Mae oited Sun.!' In Washing.
tan township, by persons residing in that 10.
eality, The animal Is described by those who
saw it as being about three 60 in length and
about eighteen blabss in height, end is of s
reddish or yellowish color, with variegated
spots oe itr bask, sad its tail is eases tea or
twelve Inches in leagth. It is said to be ex
tremely noisy in the night time—.lte cries be.
hill frequently heard for metro Wand the
neighborhood. Some eighteen or twenty
persons, residents of Washington township,
have lateleferund Ithessmilveo into boating
parties, and silth guns, dogs, 40.. searched
the places that it wee supposed to frequent
with a view of trkputring the monster, but it
appears that el their grunts proved fruitless,
sod She "Pat's hug, when they c a me to put
th e i r anger upon it, it we.ent there," It is
probably a 44 catamount."
es,lohn M., son of Jacob Haffesepergcr,
Esq., one of 001. Coenty Commissiesion, shot,
monster Fish Hawk, on Canowszo, no Fri.
any last. The bird measured eve feet ten
inches from tip to tip of th o !rings. So forge is
ono of the species is rarely sm.
11011. Another attorupt war recently made to
arrost SAN rat r Loa, whet broke jail immoral
mouths ago. The Puliceof this placeNevars.
Roves*, Sue tov, and TAYLOR, with Constable
&max, of }Dirt eh), visited the house of his
mother-in-law, in the neighborhood of the
last mentioned place, with a view to search
the premises. The men and women it . tho
house threatened to resist, with elides in their
heads, but after a parley, Sefton was permit ,
tad to go tip stairs and examine the rooms.
He 410 not find his nun, however-tbough it
is now suspected that Saylor was eimetale4
in bed by the side of his wife, who pretended
to be sick at the Nam. He seems to be eery
bud en take."
fire The Slur publishes a Gate;
um. Dritaossw. Esq.. to Gen . . MINIMA. Nog..
Treasurer of the Savings Institution, direct
ing him to pee $2OO to the County Treaserer,
out of his salary ass 'member of no L u t e
Lsigislaturo. This is of course intended au
• lugs 100 t 4 catch Tutee furs melee
don, but the counsellors of ammo's may yet
find tiletusehes caught in • trap of their
own setting.
larTite Fouudry of T. Waste ws NH
Iv the Apaignos, Stumm Wawa's, on Tom,
day last, at public: sale, for $11059, Sotamoo
Zusaivau, of Wrightsvi pi; rollout el. This
includea'patterns, 4e.
_
Xtragr. &UPC& /11S10:51 Nola a tract 44
mountain land, 16 acres, to Mr. 80t.4111, uq
Thursday week, for s~►p,
birSonutors Wvour awl !limit's,* titre
our thanks fur Legislative f.arors, near tit*
close of the session,
liff-The newspepers of other plosaeg era
ounplaining that the pang ladies of their
respective town , ' are taking arsenic foe d
purp9se of beautifying their onwpiexiatus.-•••
In Gettysburg the girls ve pretty, enoagit
without poison ; and the ( .nly •ludirldu n t.o
hers to whom it is fed am...the rats ; qu l tu
auuh Terrain it should be left,
ler Louis Sphieutinger. the gums perA
pen individual, has been found guilty: on
charge of falae pretenee4, in Trumbull, o,tio,
Thin is the 'maw ilniirithutl. we belies.
who lig , ,orwliso extensiveay in the c Tiftta pervh4
rig laziness iu thin *minty,
1110.Y.ndortioy 4.44 Kaoter. Tile 01 , 1-eluo
bassutr of •• .44 Eau r has alasist Jiud •444%
Fir The Cestrass.
agiscrUillaMole Risierssis.
I am a m apusiz e l of It letters.
1. One beg of the fill#lll of a noted poet.
2. The sixth eti4..lllth Letter of We " W C t 't
it newspaper.
3. The first person of a tease of the verb "tu
be. ,,
4. One AM; are Isny's name.
IL One toned% of the um, of 0 giant wilful
Until•.
O. The last two !atm of the nom. of $ part
of a tree.
7. Ooe half of the Imo of a Aldo of the wen,
titer.
8. The ark and last latter* of the mate of
one wilts should be devised.
These lectors combined will giro the name
of a noted historian. GIANATA.
Oriental Wanderings.
Arab Gratitack.—lke Light of the arrest.
—Poring a SOCCUSfUt d tw,reer of more
than twenty years, in the team , o of which ha
has visited every quarter of the globe, it may
well be /opposed that Professor Holloway
has been the recipient of assay distinguished
marks of honor and confidence. As the origi
"%star of a system of between which has
swept over the world with a force sad rapid
ity that, in this enlightened age, are the pre
rogatives of Truth, his fame everywhere pre
coded him. Even in traversing Arabia, some
years ego, he found that his name sod dis
coveries were well known to the Sheiks eitbo
various tribes, and depntatio' seat Arabs met
him at various points on his ontway, stanch.
:ug the grails " Hakim," (thc, • name fur phy
sician} to Tait their teat* at 1 schniaiiter to
the sick, .4t every encsiltPolleal hs was Ple
eeived with most profound respect which
deepened into sheolutereverenee es the sleet
of his wonderful remedies was witeeveed by
these obilkirea of the wilderness. Posen of
his adventures emeug_them were quite of a
romsotie met. One %inked, ehieks am* tie
old Iledouin, who favorite daughter had
hem for Teen elected with s seorholio dis
ease was so carried sway with rapture at her
recovery wt.: Professor it othrwlllN hut*,
that , in a tars& of gnaw*, booliere4 bite
half his Seth slid limas, if Its'oultlia remain
with t h e tribe end c = a gnest fit life.
While visiting his return
koala, he hed as MidiesteVir a ss Sal end
weit requested to lecieribe fur
"1"141" to the imperial hewn. who had
been prepense," insurable by the Turkish
&Moss. She was a Ciremeien
he skis* VLF
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