LEW
CHRON
15Y 0. N. WOliDKN & Ii. C01LNKL1LS.
Av Inp!'i i:n'I'i:nt Family Nkws .Toirval.
LEWISDUUG, UNION CO., PA., FKIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1858.
ESTABLISHED IX I - t WHOLE NO , 717.
At .5I,") I'nx Yri:, aiavavs is Advance.
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Tn !n earth lit c.-iji t !.rir.
("! ili-: wthI, wirh iiur:!i ainl rlrr,
Waits iniji iiiciiilv ih'-f.
I.e. iv in-' .!ra4, .' riij'l an'I rum !
S.iuir .l iy tli"U .shall ! !-!;- Imn !
5IOM)ll. Ji. 1, 1N.-.S.
Price of the Chronicle.
A liile iUl- l:irn' in:ij .riiy ! 'tilrons iy
fcl.r'j f )r tliis j .'jru.il, s 'riii; itj a
friendly ppirit, if wo c.-ni i. Ji.n l it to
Clubs fur 81 ? an 1 s'.ui? of our most cs
tectneJ CDtL'inj. urarii. issuing in letter
f-licvls than oun, ji t il. iriiig 5 ' '" ''f
jcr yc:ir tu al! r im'i t!r..to aain-t
the Ijwul'js of (Lcmj t'I'j!) W'e aii-
tivtr
It is truo, wo .' i,-t litr l.jr j-rintiii;
a f:!r!l "' ti'i-1 auJu uaiity.fr 9 i
3 .ii' ; aal (It i . 1- ii' l", if any, r l:t ( u
huoli tu!'-cn; 'i"Ua. li lt the ; i
is this !y t j ri ir clubs at al a
rt'JucvJ j.rioo, o dcc'Iic a wi'foi i 'iy u'.
p itrons, nuuy of vhiiu arc atroiwauls cuu
tctit to pay the fall prior, ai:J thereby wc
gain in the lung run Wc !n:l it au
urcr the saiuo jiurj ibe as biriugan Agi-nt,
and the turn realized is about what would
icinaiu after au atom's sorvioes had boon
Still, wo Lai ti"i intondod, afior last
year, to offer the n i:N ii.t: for lc-.i than
(or t'l -'. to the- largost olu'rs )
'llaid Times" do not itdiiee the coat of
publi.Uin a I'aj'er, but rather tiihance it,
ly itJueiug t'ouo of its j--itrouaj;e. There
are few br.ueb .s of Lusiuons, whieh puf:er
more than I'riniing, in limes of bu.-i:ies
ib pressi'iu. There is aelually mere w i!;
t be d ue on ncw.-jourii.tls, now, LetauiC
they arc not so throng, d iili adverti.-iug
favori. It c nisi'(jueiil!y C"U twjrc than
UFiial to pnnt tin m, uliiie tlicir lucomc
is A-ss. Hut, aj we do most of our work
vurstti-rs, we think we can stand it, till an
other harvest and better times loll around.
(Wc might add, that our pH-scnt stock of
priuting paper is the best, and most is
peUsive, wc have ever purchasi.i )
I!ut the ijc 10 ral JiUiculty of realizing
linnry throughout the country, aud the
tijHfinf loss of the staple crop iu thij re
j'i' ii, have iudu.-cd us under a full view
of all the facts tj continue our Club
I ites (pNU r..n i.n.N..i:it; and, if we make
U ) profit oa Clubs, wo at last show our
tympathy with those who fiud it dilli -ult
I I raise means at present ; and wc tru-t
they will ii"t forget ud when the arc
re favored, and when we return to our
full rates.
Yes. without vanity, wc think the ('lino- '
mole is well woltnl jl ;"iO iii any family.
Vet, t ) those who will spare tho time, and
(as is done iu eomc cases) advance the
money fir some friend or neighbor who is
or thinks he is totally unable, we will
send until wo give notice to the contra
ry at the rate ol f 1.25 fir I copies to It',
or SI each f t l1) copies and upwards to
be ad dressed to any place desired. j
i:ti: i ritKMii m.
Wc learn of several Clubs lor the Vliro
nii.lt being made up, by person? who wish
to get ''Utzisaoiisun." ('The more
the merrier" we have plenty of ro.on )
As au.ifv! iiulucmnit, we ollei AMjillLlt
l'reiuium Wc will (;ivc j
DR. ELDER'S LIFE OF DR. KANE,
( splendid book, soon to bo issued) to the
person lunging u the cash fir the t.ir.j
cX.'lub, by Saturday of February Couit.
t We will stud the paper io any who may
desire it from 1st January, to pay at l'tb.
Court.)
A Kevklaiion The public arc in
I bled to Mr. lliglcr for his revelation, in
the .Mate of Wednesday, of the fact that 1
the omission, iu Mr. Toombs' Kansas bill
f the IaM Congress, of any provision for
a submission to tho people of the Cotisti-'
taiion proposed to be formed under it,
-s a mntttr ieyn o7 cuueert amonj
'' I'-m-cmtic pAitnittttt uho conhrn l
'V'" " The Republicans susptetod the
'cign tW ,im0; SIjJ tDilrgl,j it) lut
Hero met 1 y indigent denial. H-.-v
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1 What has Congress done ?
Adj iiinied over from Christmas to Ith
Jan , what has Congress done besides
i lectin;; a majority fuiu Slaveholuing
States to its offices ?
Cii ai laixs. The interests of religion
have b. ' ii greatly ; roinoted by refusing to
o!e- t sal-nied cluplains, whoe i h eti.itieer
ing h;i 1 ! . eonr' di 'M.-tin?. Now, some
thirty nr forty of the Washington o'er
oiili iate by turns, uilliout any promise of
0 'tnp. ti.-.iti u. 'The first sermon in (he
new Hall of the House, by an Kpiscopal
c! i man of Virginia, was au ilo.uonl
rxhortation to righteousness, bearing haid
on the "peeu'.iar institution."
(V.mmittkes. While the presiding
ollieers of both branidies of Congress are
ootithemer-sall the Committees respecting
Slavery :;re governed by the Slavcho! ling
interest, and a preponderance on all, civeii
to the IVinooraey, larger than their pro
portion of Members. This was openly
charged iu the Senate ly the Republicans,
and admitted by the Deiu. Senators Stuart
avi I'ugh.
Mr. H mgla.s is still at the head of the
Committee, on Territories. Utii. Camer
on i.i on the Finance Committee, only,
while Rigler is on tho Committee of Com
merce, I'ost offices I'istriet of Columbia,
and Kngrosscd liills! A similar unfair
ness eharatcriz.s all the Senate Commit
tees. In the House, the inequality is less gla
ring, 3 st diei.-ivc. Mr. Kuukel is on the
Claims committee, Mr. tlrow on the Tor- .
holies, Mr. I.eidy on Itoads and Canals,
Mr. I'cwait on I'nliuisheJ Ruaiucss, Mr.
While on Kxpcnses of some department. !
A propjsitiou to appoint several jflSi'O
Cleiks of Standing Committcca iu Senate
was fist.
I'A-'ili-I'nd. r the whip ni.d spur of
the pi vious ipiosti'.iD, the Jlill to i.-sue
Tiv.'ijty MiilioU ljlav of (!ovcinineUt
Shinj ia.-teis, u liank notes without any
: eeic b.isis;as passed, and signed by the
I'l- si ieti!. 'J'be Republicans su.'eceded in
m .".illy ing the trill o that no note should
be of a I. -s dejKoniiiaiion than SR'O, uu 1
tlo ir issue limited to loO. In other re
spects, il was passed through unaltcied,
at three per cent, iuterect. Thus, the
HUM M lam. he of Ruchauau's Adminis
tration is to iS'iitnow money, or rather to
MA.MFACTlltE I'Al'CR, to carry on the
mentary or i'.s-auti-bauk-paper, hard uiou
ty profesaious !
j7ew Counterfeit Detector.
About the most useful thing that any
person iu business can have iu tbeso '
tnucs, is a correct and reliable Counterfeit
iMrctor and Rank Note List. Messrs.
T. R. I'eterson A Ilrothers have just com
menced the publication of "I'tThRsoN s
1 'I1 1 1.. 1 1 1 l.l ll i A CiiUNTF.ltFT.1T 1'KTKrTHIl
and Rank Notk List" a monthly quar
to publication, which contains all the in
formation they can obtain in regard to
Counterfeits, Rrokcn Ranks, and the rates
of discount on the Rank Notes of the
country. Messrs. Drcxel A. Co., the well ,
known Rankers and Rrokcrs, of l'hilad.,
it is announced will supervise it and make :
the corrections in each number of tho list, :
while (he well known house of Iv W.
Clark ft Co., Commission Stock and Kx- i
change Rrokcrs, correct the Stock Risf. j
It asserts that it is not intended to sub- j
serve the purpose of any banking house-,
as most of the I'ircctors do, and therefore
will be a useful and reliable publication to
the whole business community, and wc j
would advise all who need such a work to
remit the price of one year's subsei T'jou ,
mi the ulilishcrs at unco lor it. Tho
price is but XK I'Ol.I.AU a year. To ,
Clubs,-! copies for $3.00 ; nr 10 copies :
for t7 .00 ; or 25 copies for $15.00. Ad- j
dress all orders to !
T. R. I'KTKHSOX A RROTIIKUS, j
oO'i Chestnut street, l'hiladclpliia. !
JTuThosc Rctcctors have considerable ;
trouble iu keeping the run of the Ranks. !
Thus the above las Win. Cameron as
l'res't of the North'd Rank, instead of J. '
R. I 'acker; omits F. W. l'ollock as CasTi-;
icr of Lcwisburg Rank j and gives the lol-
lowing ,:fresh news:" "Jlunlc of Shnmo-
th, Shatnokin 1'am, Rotter Co. lJ." "JK '
moans that wc consider the bauk lkmblnl."
There arc certainly great reasons for this
1 'ubiing. The truth is, there is only a
.i.iV. r for a lank at Shamokin town no
banks there except of coal and coal dust, i
'Shamokiti 1'am' is another p!ace,bctwccn
Sunbiiry and Scliusgrovc, only famed for
its fishing 'bauks' and its solutes ; and as
to 'I 'otter comity ,' it is 150 miles distant, '
in an original "wild cat" region. "Cata- ;
wissa Rank" is not yet chartered. "Rank
of Calasaqua" and "Catusaqua Rauk" are
but one. Smullcr, not "Seuiiller," l'res't '
of the Middlctown Rank. In the liat of
Rioken Rauks, "Alleghany Susqutlauua,
M uitrose," meaus "liank of Susqtichauna
County ". ..It requires much of caie aud
attention lo get up and keep up these mat j
tcis correctly, and thus benefit the public ;
IIonust Confession. The Indcpcnd- j
ence (Missouri) Mttsfntjer Fays: "For
three years, we have bad a continual din
and turmoil of opposing factions in that!
distracted Territory, (Kansas,) which has j
exteuded to tho border coJuties. Time ;
:;.u j;ui:i tit huvt Ictn caU.il upon to
.r-,.; 4 MEN aud MONEY " ary e a i
I "ii. leal tampjign iu KanEis." 5"; the
tiu'.h is ou'.j at iubt.
Wotes from an E flat Sax-horn.
" All work and no play makes Jink a
lull buy" is a proverb as true as it is old.
There is nothing better suited to sharpen
up " Jack" or any ouc else than blowing a
horn, or sawing a violiti, either. Conse
quently, wc (Jr.) are to bo found iu every
musical society accessible to us vocal,
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instiuii.ent.il, and mixed making all the
noist: iiossioic, ioeiii small, we nave io
make up iu racket what wc lack in size-).
Hold's Cornet and Siring Rauds, laving
progressed far enough to play lefore folks
without embarrassment, accepted an invi
tation to spend a merry Christmas at the
residence of our kind friend, Mr Michael
lirov.u, '.u I. ist l.uttaloe; and, some ot Ins
tuikeya having deceased very suddenly, I
we weio called upou to pay a last tribute '
of respect to tlo ir remains at the same
time. Consequently, after giving our bo- j
rough citizens a parting salute, aud fiuding J
that not a member was missiug,westraight-
way loaded up horns, drums, cymbals, fid- j
dies, flutes, and other necessary accoutre-1
niciits, and proceeded up Maikct street as
quietly as possible, flanked on both sides 1
by waving linen, laudanua and cotton j
handkerchiefs, screeching youngsters, and !
such like concomitants. Reing a furnii- !
u.ihle lo iking array, wc had the turn pike !
to ourselves went through like a snow
plough none knew what was np, or von- !
tured to ask. A large black dog, howev-1
er, came bounding across a field, with one j
eye looking wonderfully inquisitive and '
il. oii.c, r...rui!j : bavage, as tbotigb he
were asking liberty to demolish us ; a tor-
rilis blast from a heavv bass horn settled
the question fur him iustanter; he wheeled
as if turned by a cannon ball, aud broke
in a line at a direct angle with the road-
away he went, increasing his speed at cv-
cry jump, reached a fence, cleared it, and
l....... .... .; -.;.o,a fr t.;. c:o
It , Itutv M J UUIHpI at Ullll ?IU.W.
Reachin- our destination, we found every
lhin" a little ahead r,l' imr crncctations
and we anticipated something of a high
or hr. Having alighted aud unpacked,
we made fiec to iutroduco ourselves in no
,.
.i i rii'.i i'i eeieiiiouioua mauuvi. J.u-
.
ry lustrumeiit was tested to its utmost,
greatly to tho astonishment of tho live
stock on the premise". Entered the house,
and were soon invited tn a kind of renast
which printers arc seldom called upon to i
uier cuum gei up, aim uouu up iu a si iu
known only to Pennsylvania womeD
u-., ,o,;,i -i, ti c,(.i ..i ii,
table, that we were closely packed ; here
was dilemma buuery as leeches, and uo
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room to expand; but, it was astonishing,!
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ln this situation, to seo how rapidly the
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provisions vauished, and could be traced
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to all quarters but the sopranos (sopra-,
nos never cat mucb, you Kuow .) J.utttns
phenomenon iras explained ; though there
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u-jiiiiuj; iu 1'iuii ji jwuuiuj; iu umii uiitv j
tions;and on concluding, wo found that
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we naa expatiiled lore and ait, somewuat ,
4 '
resembling a score of mammoth sun fish. ,
After dinuer, wc took possession of a
pasture field : cattle did n't kuow what to i
make of us: thev never saw horns like
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ours burue by auiuials before j came up to
wards us at a long, timid trot, aud opened
their eves, while we prepared to salute
them ; the first blast suilieed to rrse
their curiosity ; with elevated heads aud
bi.ri-utal tails, they parted company with
us, aud galloped pell-mell to the farthest
corner of the field, where they stood trcm- j
lling aud amazed, while wc took our first
lessons iu marching to our own music. !
These lessons were highly interesting and I
healthy performances. The heavy lass ;
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iiuwu, auu mug uiesscu wuu uu;ujhij
traveling arrangements, tucy startta on
as it walking for wages, and Lefore wc
had got around the field, we were pretty
en u.suiou.eu ocr ,u iuv mis uiiueu. ,
was soon remeuieu, as one o. our nucy
guard volunteered to be field-marshal and j
walked ahead, beating a 1002 pole. Lut
.' . .bt.
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altogether; as there was some ice in the ;
way, those of us who were obliged to use
notes frequently found our instruments,
books and selves scattered over tho ice,
aud others stumbling over us. Some of
the valves froze, which terminated our out
door eseiciscs, and we repaired to the
house, where we laid by the brass, tuued
up the strincs aud concluded within doors
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tor ave been extended to .these R.nds,
which wc may notice hereafter. Aud, in
behalf of the incmbers.we return our war-
mcst thanks to those who Lave sa bounti-
muy tuierianieu us. ; tnus jrawn out cf the way again were
Fkom India, the news is interesting. : rnoro or less inebriated, and disgraced
Gen. Havcleck is surrounded by 70,000 themselves and their friends by their con
iusurgents at Lucknow. Sir Colin Camp- j duct. Youog men ! determine that this
bell was pushing ou to his relief, with ov- 'lall be jour last mistake of thai kind !
cr 1,000 men. English troops are pouring ; Totally and fur ever avoid the cup that
into Imlia at the rate of 2,000 a week. It )
is said that Nena Sahib commands the Sc- j
poys around Lucknow. When Delhi was !
.leri..,! l, Mnnrents. all the Euro-1
; ikrlr nniiinii worn burned to
tioue i s. i
death.
lion Thtoloie Trelingbuyrtn mcntly '
mirrird Miis llalliLt ruirpHy,
A One
Ccmmunicalil fur the Lvwisbitrg Chronicle.
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;-l. ...... f..- .1. . ifcjr... l ior-
t!ie amount of It iin and Snow mea'urod
in inches of Water.
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Mean for tho whole year ls.rij 4C.S5
do do 1S57 4 S 01
Thus it appears that the difference in tem-
peraturc of tho two years is scarcely more
r.n.. .1,.,,,..
The thermometer reached its lowest
' point for the year 1S57 on the 21th of
Jan , whon it stood at -10. The highest
paiBtwas00 0 11th u-' C S J
;
' r,B.-,iT,rTi,. v.. r .. ;.;
. J Li A 11 I 1 M..7. 1US .'rIV 1 J' t ll'Mlll
oresents the following nummary of public
accidents during thA Inst turn rems :
j 1850
I Fires enumerated 227
;ive3 lnst by tue s 89 .
1 Sr7
2".0
72
''"'3
gi;
I lopeiij uuiueu Sil,ll.Y-'V'.i i
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Steamboat accidents
J,;TM Iost
Wounded
Railroad accidents
Riv69 lost
29
35S
127
113
195
C2D
125
RIO
Wounded
5.'0
mi & ii r..i. f i
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'ravei ur me uisnounu oi uie year, may
in part account for the less No. of railroad
and steamboat disasters.
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Financial. The Ranks of Pcnnsylva-
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nia whith reported prior to the Ist of No-
. , . , .l r n . . t
vcniber last, present the following state of
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funds as compared with a year previous :
1850 lS?
Circulation 17,3G2,:M5 ll,l.2,:!ra
Specie
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s.OT:t.i::s
- ,!.,; 1 1)
' Denosits 2r,.522.fl20 Id. 121.5.;!
n'i f,..i.
j "i i T"1'
not here included, but this exhibit looks
rr, . m-.-i. .-. .
preuy saio. i ue iiew i ora viiy iau,s
have 25,000,000 in specie six times as
much as all the Pennsylvania Ranks. This
shows that tho profits of the Free Trade
Tariff have enriched the great importing
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city, while the cash has gone to Europe.
. , -, ,,tio,i i.o ri,,,.i
li IS Sam w uv tu. v -J ' s -
of the Rmlo "ear Philadelphia, to resume
their specie payments before loug. The
East are prepared, but tho trouble is with
the West and Southern States-,
There have been between Four and Fivo
Hundred Millious of Dollars coined in the
United States, of which half has gone to
Tay tu0 lalanec of trade against us.
Senator Seward in a lato speech thought
tlere would soon bo a
Li1inrsa Tho nin ln.-L.
,
j. MoRN1S5swas wel-
-n our fcj an ouprccc.
worlJ.awakcning) simultaneous
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of th(J ghril, s,eam t(je
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howling of fivo hundred astounded dogs,
- 0- -0 1
O .- - c ,
hn rrnwinff nf liiinirmlii of mistaken rioi.
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and otherwise, of one thousand more or
, ,
less juvenile population. Vastly sweeter
and more harmonious were the emissions
of our Rorough Rand, who undertook, at
an early hour, to s renado II k t fr,en,ls
and substantial patrons, lut fiuding tier
nuulD(,
,. r an "nnmnrona " nftor nrrspviTlni.
, -o
nearlv all nioht were fain to adjourn.
. . ... ...
liut, we regret to leel compelled to add,
. numbet of anJ mcn
from BOme of wLoIn betcr maDUcr8 might
be cspcctcj auj ;t tl 6iDeercly to be
i,nn,i ;n npvr allow themselves to be
I
intoxicates, and tnc company mat would
lead jou to touch it ! It is not a cunning
thing-worthy of private jokes and laugh-
ter-to get drunk : call it by any other
name you c noose, ii isvne and aisgusunz
. i .
i -
.inn npniLainir hlih i i 3 inomp. inn a
causa of bitter mourning to all who lor
vou iinerelv. and who desire I? rremtie
-'
Filibuster Indignation Heelings j
.....u Lfeeii it. la ill nuiiic. Ol lilc oo
i
Southern
' 'l''S' Ut S" m to u:4V'3 ''''' J xeite
, i tie leeliiig wlncli tlie leaders of them dc -
sired. Walker was serenade ! in Wash-
. ington, aud parades before Ruchanan, his
. Cabiii. t, and the other sworn officers of
the (loverniueiit, as freely and as jrou lly
as il he bad not violated plaiu international
laws, and caused the death of thousands
of ardent young Auiericaus, as well as the
robbery and murder of hundred more of
; peoplu harmless of any offcuce except de-
: fcudinir their homes.
i The attempt to excite the A lministra- !
tiou to open condemnation of Com. I'auld- i
ing, is cheeked by the voice of the free
States aud of tho Conservatives iu tho
Slave States. The moral and religious
element, it is in vaiu much Lu 'er to
combat.
I Com. Raulding's account of the capture
1 of Walker and his crew,is noble au 1 manly,
i He says they were outlaws and murderers,
' whom he was ordered by Government to
intercept iu their unlawful warfare upon
, Nicaragua, with which our nation was at
peace, and bound by treaties of amity ;
and be did stop them iu their career, aud
thus oerformed an act of humanity to them
. ....... .
; aud to tho world. If, in his manner of
j executing his order, there was anythmg
; technically wrong he is willing to bear
j the responsibility hmlj, and to relieve
the Government.
The FiJi'tot sa U1 "'''mtatorthMnlUeuUueUmeutM,
touch W alker after lie had slipped tbroucn , . . i t . t ..
1,10 ULe' ruereu io preveui ins lauumg,
and had actually lauded. Rut no harm
was doue, aud if Nicaragua does not com-
l'laiu nobody eIse can- II woulJ LlTC
Lcea wr0DS 10 iutercept Walker in a
Nicaraguau harbor, as iu a Niearaguan
town. Perhaps a wan has no strict b-ga!
rie-ht to shoot a mad do? or a ravening
o o O
within his neighlor's fields ; but.after
all, could any reasonable man object ? So
c; .
there should be free passage, all over the
world, for hunting down and hounding
out pirates and fillibusters. Outlaws, aud
themselves trampling down all laws human
and divine, what law can they plead for
their security '!
; Rut these r illibustcr excu3ors did not
complain when Gen. Jackson went into
tho Spanish territory near PensacoU to
. . .
rr;"!
) mni;
IutcrinarrioJ, and tb, IrouLi ....
Florida war nor whon the U.S. Army,
under Gaines, passed over the Texas line to ready enough to knock a bottom board out oo good authority that a Missouri slave
aid tho Texans and iutiiuidato the Mexi- 0f the Treasury and load up their several . holder has removed to Warrea county iu
cans. The Administration never allowed carts with the "Spoils." They have had that State, and brought with him fit or
any invasion of Cauadian Territory, to ex- a "Commission on Indian War-Claims" i six slaves, whom he claims a right to keep
tend American institutions to the North, sitting for nearly a year past, which las 1 and work on the free soil of Iowa, under
Invasions of foreign soil to tpread Slavery,
are all riirht ; but a momentary touch of
' . .
Kiirh soil to stnD tho career of a inrute. is
... 1
an wrong .
: Gen. llennincsen, and others of Wal-
. , . .
I """" o.au, .u ,o..-...c,
new schemes of invasion, aud havo many
, -
1 1. - ...Fi nn S.iiithi.rn
. auu ""'
Pr'-
rtisru
'
I LecnliA Ii .nil mj nrr.'st Wallrnr. fiti.l
i uccause uo uiu huc arrest. aibcr : aui
, , ,
' also censuro Com. I aulding because he
i .
lid arrest him! Tho President, letweeu
his conscientious convictions of right, and
the domineering of his Cabinet, is in a
, , , . . - t
hornet nest, that stmgs turn which way
I .......
CM. Pai li.i.n.i, who captured Gen
Walker, is a son or grandson of the Vu-
Wj who helped capture Andre, who be
ito speech though ArnoM of (l)at day wae protecting his . Yofk aoJ VMM hH have ,13 , ! ?MAI.L V.-U is stated that
, great revival of . cffort.s t0 ruin our coull,ry. There s good to 8U3tain j., fcut t, w,,rc uu . Mr. V,h,n,a ttiIi Dot sca,i ,0 the Senata
. "P, ?. l!00d in hi'n' hmS,!y lul'er,te', AmIre i large or effective. Douglas passe! through 1 Northern Postmasters for couliraiation.un
i: put to letter use. ; aj Arnold could not "fool" old Pauld- ... f ... A . ... :..:..
uioou iu nun, nonesuy iuucriu.ni. -luu,u
.and Arnold could not "lorn old rauu-
in8 nor coulJ anJ Walkct "fjo1"
! the young one. They were ordered to
' ,0UK 0Ul wr iruoe-oreai.crs, auu
tney am SO. Win execeueu some oi iuo .
. , , . . i i
niceiiesoircu iapcmii,r.uiuoin..ii.ag,o..
.i rait 1 r -I fl. -
tiling. 1 nc comparisons ncre Ian. a ue
,f1 . ii
, imw jf
the elder Paulding-now they censuro the
' y0UD oue-
Diet, of Grief. Samuel Kiug, of Li-
sing Sun, lud., uici very suddenly on,....,! ...n:,,., nr .,,., wnmn n,i children
Tuesday last. Ho become involved iu
; fiaancla, diffieulties, and his creditors in
Sew lork canto ou with large claims,
I 1 . M. I.": ll.,.,.l I...
limit,.'!!, tviut .b-" " ' !""'"'
: ;il,o..t I,;. Viinile.l..e nml .1.,., 1 hi.
-- at
store. He was so overcome by theso trm-'
a wilU Li,
j wife Lo Uj down aQ(1 wa3 sooa fjund
' dead
i " 1 TV" " .
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An action for debt, by a wife against
her husband, to recover money loaned by
her huband, being prly aoj.urtjafcr
marriajc, was tried in thc Common Tlcaa
of Perry county, Pa., a short time since,
Judge Graham presiding Tbe question
was whether a wife could maintain a suit
against her husband. The Court decided
that she could, and decreed a verdict for
I .ff fo" ?., Mg
i r . '
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! e see ii eiaieu mai ounu .'imim,
'. i , i. .-.i., .. !.,.
i.nnnnn. nftri L'eenuiti 'ossibbi'i in uu .u-
; nine's rrcptrtv," ab:ut whieh foinuili
has Icfn mi'le in Atctiui. Ibt- cuet
Ssjr"IIowr do the iK inocratie Congress j
men stanJ as between Io"lai an 1 Ru-
, cbaiiau '!" is a question t fn u asked, but
; can not be u. tiuitely answered. I here
' arc uiar-y rumors. All the IXmocratic
' newsrpcrs of Illinois and Ohij stand by
Douglas, and it is sail reflect tho views of
all or a large nojjjrity of the Democratic
Congressmen from those States, with Mr.
II iekinin of 1'a Mr. Stuart, Senator
from Michigau, is with Douglas, and it is
thought one or both the Minnesota Sena-
tors will be. Rut most of the Northern
Congressmen do not openly commit them
selves, although Mr. Rroderiek, the Dem
ocratic Senator from California said, "If
tho people of Kansas had taken the Dele-
gates to the Leconiptou Convention and
Hogged them, or cut off their ears, and
driven them out of the countrv. I Would
have applauded them fur the ae'."
fiflX.The Kiitors of the Mincrsville .1 I
wait havo been mulcted in S'-OO line fur
charging the death of two men in some
coal mines upon the carelessness of the
proprietor. Mr. l'rice, the priucipal Eli
tor, has been himself a miner, and feels
strongly the dang'-rs and neglects of that
nbi44 V.I .1 . .1 l.fr ft flx:Ir.. to .1 t Nome
.. , . . , , . , ,
thinjr for their benefit, bv a law oo the
subject. Wi
wish him success in this
cffjrf( anJ Lim be
JeJ jn mJ notUt hi:
tl ovvrpaw,r Lis judgment. It i
more
Lis
yuipathy overpower his judgmeut. It is
... f
a matter worthy ot putilio atieniwn, io.
frequent, aud many think unnecessarily so.
C?4,Tbe Rloomslurg Ikmocrat, allu-
ding to the recovery of Charles R. Rucka-
leW'f tLe State SlDate. S3JS. "1"s absencc
would create au i.f jxira'M , Wrniiiw."
Mut la some mistake, here-the Col.
means "hums," -'sense of goneness,"
"wacancy," or somethink of that sort
surely he don't think a vacant Stat so very
desirable?
Ria SwiNULisa Game. The enterpri-
i g"lng Territories of Oregon and Washing
ton have handed in to Congress their little
bill for scalping Iudians and violating
squaws two years ago. The "War"it will
be recollected, was stigmatized by Gen.
Wool, then commanding on tho Pacific, as
wholly wanton and unorovoked bavins
been delihcratelv cot ud b? the Whites
- Oregon" noltn ore intensely nlilbuster
i asninglon uas ever paid anvth.n- - --
et-iiacuco ior lbe l'ublic Lauds absorbed
bv their white inhabitants, but thev are
made up the following cheering aggregates:
. Numts-ror toIuuim ir.x.j. im
' rotl.1 in UV UtM tnilun War
I Ot.s.;uB eu
r Am uDt. i
I vuluuuf ly rr".rtitj by tho
, Oin; iia Jl.lWol i
Am iitit ol eponum in support Cf TOluQ-
ttr wrvice iu orig in
3,i)l'i.341 M
SUIVjIUI
i T,.i wmr j, bi in Orrfm
x,, , ,,ntr ,rK,p, in Wlslljn,.tc,0 , VJ0
. ;-i..rt.ii ...lum-r.. .., ur s :a .iw w,
Mp.n. msupiiviioi .oiuuivr in n.-n-
I ........n
T. tl wht .1-l.t in Wnliin -fon
fl..sl.s. I,
i..ij!."ll 7S
T'.-Lil ur att iu buth Tornl..rie4
jU(J cajuls 0f American citizens for
1 rench Spoliatious of our commerce prior
. .
to I00, are now something over ufty-cight
years oi l. dbey are as righteously due ; Hotel was burned down, is tno Commis
as any pullic debt ever was. After these sary.
shall have been paid half a century or so, I i;an.Up'ii, who pulled Gen. Jackson's
we triKt tho ehiitiia nt tho Orei'nn and: .. . . :...! ..r
c
. WxsWlls,oll Indian -fighters will come up
j for consideration. .V. V. T ritmne.
Lo0 metigs to sustain Douglas have
;bccnb(ilJ , 1)cmoer:i(s of vuiL.3Q
anJ Ti(j offil;e.ho,,lers . N
; Iarc or tH-cct,Vtf. loulas pas
,.hiIa,L aDlJ a l!scrowd of IVm,)crati call.
' ed him out in a speech. Forney boast,
tlat cao I!ui;a;inan iu ,.LiIa,,
on tho K;JQsas ihhou&h tIl0 ma
jority of tho Administration papers in the :
J J -
yt;lt, gctm3 u s(auJ . tLo rre:lijl.ut
'
ue m. j,.
Tho Holston Confereuco of the M. E
Church South, at its recent conference iu
Marion, Va., retriiuhd that clause in the
,ii5(.j.,Iinc wUicu prouil.it3 tbe buying
I fr thc of enslaving the,,,." Her
, ,,h, travcling preacher, iu conference, aud
. , f.,ur ,oU.j aainst ;,. Tha
' ' . . . . '.
,on ii lo he siilniiille.l In t iff lireiitr I ire.-
.... , . .
annual conierenecs ooutn between inn !
j ,h (;1 r f
1
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Pennsylvania State Finance.
I The followion is the arxrecato of the re
s" .
ceipts and expenditures of tbo State Trea
sury from the 1st day of December, 1 .',
. ... . , , Nombcr ,c;7. b.h
j incuivc
; Kpt3 o( tbe Jcar iaclu.
i diug last balance 5,575,4I.' 26
' Expenditures of the year ,101,276 . '
i"" m ireasury.i ic , . ..,...,ius
A California Giiil . Miss Anne Van-
natkL.nt'ur.' was anaioea ice i l lie ci a to-
i .
dress, for the test loaf if treat sent I
the
.
jtatc l air a' t
kt -it, Calif mi l
I'h.i.-
: nei ovei 1
Bite TlCL-.I
0 c -n.p.tit -iv,
ii 111 1 ! veal:
anl !
c!i.
f.
"Kast Mkm." The viciou.-t, die wriy.
rb.-y fall iik j ioivlows, or tamble lika
wrei ks dd-1 rains into the grave often.
' lulu yonng, alaiOit always before forty,
" The wicked live But half their day.'
; The world at once ratifici the truth an 1
a igns the reason, by describing the dis-
. s lute as "fast men;" that is, thry livtt
fast, they spend their twelvn hoars is ip
' getting through the wlvile before tha
meridian, and dropping out of sight im
darkness. Wbileothrs are in the glow aud
' Wort of Lfo, "Their sun is down while it
is jet Jay." And they might have Le.'pcd
it. Many die bug before they nc;d.
Vonr men of genius,!ike Rurns aud ByroD,
t whom, wheu dissirated and profligate.
thirty-seven is so fatal ; and your ulcur-
and uauie!ess"wauderii.g stars,"who wast 2
'heir yourb in lilertiuj inJuh-eijce , eau
nut live Li." They win - f die early. The
put on the s'c-iu till they blow op thi
boil r Tie'y r .u at su -h a rate that tha
lire goes out tuant of fuel. The ma
chinery is dtj'.roycd by reckless ep-cd and
rapid Wear Nothing can save them.
Their physical strength can not stand tho
strniu they p it t to ; while the state ot
their minds ii oticu such that the soul
iu! 1 eat the substance cf the mwt robust
body, and make for itself a way of escapo
from the incessant hell of its own tho'ts.
Lr wt3 ..u :-iu iu a trap at North.
Geld, Vt , last week, and to save dear lifj
he gnawed oft the paw that held him to
lbe SJVage ius.ruuient. Reing no
sur
geon, however, he neglected to tie up tho
aiferies, and his pursuers readily followed
the trail of blood for five miles, when
they easily overcame the panting fugitive,
exhausted as he was by, tho loss of vital
fluid.
The Rlaek I' oji vraoy are beginning to
"shriek" over Old Ruek's Kansas Consti-
tut.oii
They growl now like bears with
sore heads, aul they I'ame it all on tha
free state men. Al; old granny would
know better than that. This Constitution,
all over slavery, is the fruit of the Border
RuSian seed sown and watered with tha
blood ol Free State men.
Gee. Mirabeau R. Lamar, of Texas has
been chosen Minister to Central America
by Mr.Rucbanau. This belies the denun-
! ciatiou of Fillibusterism embodied in tha
i pALatrO. II tm-rp 1i rm
i The Fairfield
1 1 i) L'.Jycr is informs J
the Drcd Seott decision.
Payino iuem off. John II. Houston,
a prominent Know Nothing, has just got
a 81G00 clerkship, at Washington. Tb
K. N' having elected him, Ruchanan
must give them some offices, if tho Pad
dys do grumble.
James II. Line; is appointed Major
General of tho Militia of Kansas, with
I eight Rrigadicrs, an AJjatant, an Iospect-
! or, ljuartcrniaster, Commissary, and Sur-
. -
geon. C uLr.idndge, whoso rree Slata
, u'tti, was ai'ifuiuu i . J luwuinu j u. mo
j Arscual, by Pies. Ruchau-
! an, at Washington. The Tinnessc. CoU-
1 gasmen waited upon the Pusid.ut, and
' demanded Randolph's dismissal : and fcu-
chanaa obeyed !
. til tho Vul.ut insurrection iS over; iu
1 other words, not until Northern M. C'a.
s.ajtliu l.,,u,rt,..a Convention.
One fifth of the cultivated land in line-
iU. tj so.U aaut.a.:y in wheat. The av-
tragi? yield is given alii2 bushels per aero,
whieh, wo think, is more thin doubie lt.a
average yield f the Uaitod States.
The States of S .u!h Cai dina and Texas
are in earn. -!, i:i their efforts to re open
tho At'ricau Slavt-trado ly repealing all
I ,r ,.in
' TllL. A.,llliui..,Ijtioo rIiey is evident!,
' t0 m.4ttf a prcat Nati-nal Debt, so as to
.. .. S. ... ....-
" ul " "
on their Slavery schemes.
In Cambridge, Ma.ss , A G Patlen was
put on trial for stealing a hen, but th? ev
idence showed that thc fowl was a rooster,
and the accused was discharged.
It costs 85000 a foot to launch the Le
viathan Over SJOOjOOO has been already
expended. Tho last trial day they only
shoved it along 3 inches.
Thr:e Semiuoies have been killed ly
our "gal'aut s 'jeis" during a two years'
war iu Flori la. Tbu death cost about
50,000 aii.ee !
lrauistan, humbug Baroum's cstly re
sidence, baa leeu dntio;t'l by fl.-e lo,
t-j",CC0.
Gea t'oUimop-f it is "he abscTuie I i:-
t-r cf !
Ihtic rsrr
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.n R -g l'r.hr.