out.; , so that he mightcaltuly-look upon him
self and judge - for hiurtself as for ane•ther
lie would_ so,(,?n,lick,ay.i . old!liiiritan man
: ---unst be -- down to ihei,‘#rave - Witili
miserable secret iliirrhaut in.hls shroudi*nd
:Imuld it rte there,WAth him and qUieken ivith
o.a:.the great dar 1 , -
Soft: werei fastened Tabuitt flea,
arid "Ithgbei.:**epine 'said. his
- favorite Neu; lolling ?vet. his shoulder.
Ile turned' his cheek against her bosom and
groaned, " Oh,fro be like thee 1" .
r
Ile. Went to his `study; not to the pleas i ant
room where, in the twilight; Elinor sat laugh
- ingand playing. with her children. lie would
not come - to tea, and they all kept away when
they heard hir&pacirkeup abd do;a 4 fo!`;:thei
knew that &tiler lied one of his " nervous at-
• ta - ,:ks," and•must not be distutbed. -
Ile was there until very late. Elinor cattle
to'the doeisoniCtimes and listened, and' . -dien
I.'weni, hack on tiptoe to her chaniWr.--
Coutd - she.have guessed! -Yes, hia'brothet's
w.x. --
, calling him loudly and sternly.
Thellnetnory of his'crime,. tbat‘had',.litin so
; loneike a
.cold and heavy corptO across his
heatt, had''quiciketo and risen, up;'threaten
infind terrible. - Mint'Fatl's Was a net . v.oui,
\timid, and morbid Miture,the reader•aPeady
linen's. Fear, reinOrae, and great :horror,
- .were tenting' heart 'like lions. - Had he
stood in the World, he would not liave
.
hesitate-d- no w, for lie had grown quite cal
Imis - :abaut: himself; but oh, - for .t 4 dear,
"_.tiender'-_ - heauts that would be anguished, for
the innocent' heads that would -be bewed
dawn in horrified shunt! -Asif the crime
.`'gas not:enough, why, in God's name, had
he cast ;this net about him! - Suppose -he
wished to do the right;simply,die right,•Was
lie justified in forcing them to share his pun
ishment—in branding hii whole race, his
children and his chileren's children, with the
• - red itnPress of his guilt ! Ask Elinor !—con-.
fes-s all to her? .Horror!' ' , What fiend had
whispered so, insane a thought! He drove
•it away quickly. • -
However, he. did put the question to
: her thenextMorning"carelessly; as if sup
posing a cas e, and she inswered with her ,
.wonted impetuosity, Paul,:should:
not-the right always be donel Let the
man purge his conscience by confessipr,
• and' meek enduritnee of the law's penal
..ty, and trust God for the rest: So be it,
- 'Elinor! He put both arms around her
neck, and kissedber on each cheek. She.
- came out into the hall and helped: him on
with his great, coat, and stood aithe door
)ooking after biro as he went straight
:down the road to the nearest magistrate's:
Early the text morning a band of men,
two of whom lore "a coffin; went into the
lonelyiangled wood, and 4moforth . agnin
:Still carrying , it between them, it seem
_ ed 'scarcely - heater. . Their faces were
all grave . . and sac, for though Paul:was a
rich mari -and/a Mark for envy, his 'skeet
.
ness, humility, and tender charities had
wide 'bhp dear to all. - '
.
, -` • How bore, he that first waking in his
f lone , cell, if irideed,,sleep came to corn--
. frt him ? The c l onfidence;the energy,
i e first alinost voluptuous Sense of flee.:
donn of relief-1.-nil tirese- were worn out,
now giving place to doubt, distrust, ,and
at last great agony of spirit Elinor !--'
ElinOr !.. Paul did not think of Idinsel£
.• .The master passion of his life intense,
overpoWertug love for her L--the generous,
• wit-In-hearted" wif—bad thrust aiicle bis
. -..natural cowardice., \ . :
. _ Some time had been required fpr Eli
. "mor to, believe, to realize all,po monstrous
.., - .now.thetOld light of early ddicatnel;rhite
, ttig through her bowed shutters. She
' • lay 'eNhausted .upon her__ bed, her hands
elasned across her forehead;,ber'iwolien
. ,
eyelids closed. Was she tliioking of Ed
\...,,Nvar4. ' Had :the long buried love of her
_youth: 411114 . rudely evoked, rising before
• her in -,al.l . the bl in and warmth' aea y
_ , beauty, .or maybap, with/ eyes like , the
eyes of a fresh corpse', which no beloved
hand the girlish
- •
, dreaw, the bright , enchantment, the rosy
', cloud picture; stood_ far.awayJ,iut Paul
\ seemed standing with her athid these
"\-flarnes of- Martyrdom, her hand -in his;
Elie never 'thong - lit to.pluck it from him.
:She had -loved! Edward - for Ms . -beauty;
' strength, and - - courage, and, love for her.
To Penn
.soul, her , very soul was knit.
_She worshipped, her husband fur his - gen
, lei; -or for that which, was near . akin, in
~ genius—for.-thoSeloveable and moredel-.
4cate qualities of the heart which are-ep
- existent with genius, as water- flowing
near , reins of'g r old iseaid to be supreme-
J'y pure and bright ; and she loringlyex- .
.
bused that: tiMidity which• was,in her eyes,
:., his sole defect, - eliei;ing it to be merely
-. thb growth: of . ,
hysicaLweaknes.s. :_She
..
was gning through . the past., - She was
, .. thinking how he had suffered this long,
, long' time, The secret . of t hew many a
word and look was now
,re. Vealed. And
- , While - she dwelling `with arniz
r.,-ed : pity upon.hir tortures, hit reinorse—
, ,the . royal :part of a woman's natiire rose
•1 eager and vigorous within her. : What,
' - .lie there, uselessly harrowing her soul,.
r:. absorbed in fruitless sorrow; while lie was
- fainting' for help and comfort I. She bath
ed her henry eyesi -- g,sitiuuxlied-lier hair, and
carefully;arranged' her d r ess . She was
.
: uot going to temind 'him - of her grief,lier
anguish, but to beguile him from his own.
And dayafter Clay, heedless of curious
.eyes, feeling as if her great sorrow, like
' a .mourner's. veil, hung sacredly around
her, she went bearing - strength, and com
- -fort. to the broken spirit that - leaned upon"
her. ..She consulted with Paul's lawyer \ s,
she. as near 11). aid bbn in that minute
v ir
end lak which
confesaion of guiltwhich .
. - else.lie could not „bare- endured.: She
stood beside hintshe, - tlittor, once so
: 4 proud., still so - pti3tidduring all the fear;
/ ful trial - ;- The .verdiet i was not ' guilty of
murder,': h and the penalty not- death , but
lifelong imprisonment. . It:matters little
- ' BO facas length of days are concerned.--;
..:*.
The, failing - ,strength 'that had supported.
- Paul': thrOugh the trial waiexhausteil—
..
',Ere 3long..—as - in - Apostolic days to him
* - whose. tame he boreettine an angel to
the poor prisoner,' :unfastening bolts and
- fetters,-' ithily a kw'weeks;tind fair winds
filled -14 sane that bore Elinor, with her:
children -tali-tier, undying grief, back to
~
- green irielend. - 1 - . . - ~- -.- -
la" have • i
_—it appears that 'the afoul 4ev
test "all - the #piritnalists ;Oho can - make -it
dnVOnient" asio-nin; io'he'held'neir Mor
fisvi4, Bucksotan'ty, on the' - iitliiast,„
.uitivate those finer_ feerfugs with *tack our
Creatoi 'has, endowed - Ile- 7 4 %310i ..:henefif°
Of - thisiOner as'well - tlloonte,r - Man,"
mentioned tbaci,dinainisapPer, refreshments
:and Inusib - iill'be - Provided;"- 04 . ic5; 41
•elastircghosts be SP ll3 ieilf ics, brisk 41 ,!°40 11):
tem„On ihe plea ar - bilitu"' !or:
filirOt*i . , 44 4 l /*
ealiteilee,li the
lite* 4,4 1 , i,!in4er
,= ~r:
. ... . .
.; .' .-... .• -, ..., • TISSMI . fS,._ = v...,.
One D olla r and fifty cents per annum estill ai
ea
ally in advance.. - • •-• ‘'. '1"1 '' ' - I,
` - -Two Dollies if paid within tlie yifAi. -,4
' . 1
=Two, Eiolinis and fiftfcentall not. until
ter the expiration oldie leaf- , - *-- I, 1 1 . ,
-., ar No anWcription will be pernntted,t rem
unsettled longer.tb'an two . year's. 'I
. , itrtEs OF ADVEILTISINCI. '• P '
One,square one week, - . - .......-.,50,50
- each subsequent Weelt,i ': , I 0,25,
Business-Cards, per, annum, with / piper: ''- =;'•;= 00
'• A liber.q. discount made . L.
STATE :TICKET.
ItiO.Saß P0%4 7 11'0111, of Lancaster
. cOrmity
FOR )11.76/TOR GENERAL,
A., K." McClar, of Franklin con!'F. ,
FOR kRTRYOR.GENERILT , ,
Christina Myers, of OlariOn . • ty.
•
• -
• The fourth in Moltros(
Ringing of bells, beating , of drurnp, -dis
charges of anvil artilleri, and thee r icpl
sion Of ,re Crackers,ushered in.the,ron
in'Montrose.. g The morning d,awned inu
like other' bright summer.trornings,Jtu
the day prox;ed to be . a‘charpaiUg OfIQ.,
TheSahhath . School peleliratititti : Nrs_
the principal feature of doingslhere.l At.
the time previOusly annouhcO, , a large
number; coniptising -nearly al ,the Sab-
I
- bath SchoOl Scholars: of Motrime . and
Biiagewater, and *some from ne or tWo
.neighbotiag- townships; asse- i led At the
1 - •
Bapttst .Church, - wherP the y, formed a
,
-procession, and,--to the imisic of the Mont-.
• I
•
rose Brass' , . - Rand--;-marched to th Pres
byterian- Church... The .bzing procession
of children And youths: - acCOPa` led by
i f ,
their teachers; and carrying n er us and
.Appropriate,, banners, presen ted very ,
picturesque And beantifill aptiea . nee,- 7
*We are '
,told that about nite hundred
seholars were counted in the ipincession, i
though we slipuld.hardly - thinliste ing,..
[there. were
I
quite So. many:. • After in the
.PresbYtekair Church, - to an c loquent ad
dress by . CharlPS SI Robinsoo,'A. M., of
Vermont, and tO - otbesby : I: I dgo Jessup
and
and Elder Post, teachers and i lours ad- .
journed .tb ':the "Fair Gro , i 4 to parr.
take of a picnic Which had eenproxid
ea for thp Occasion, 'after Whipli they soon
I went _their
,several. waYS - njoicitig. lt
, .
was- doubtless- a very ple,Mit nd long-to- ,
be-remeinhered - day, to.. tho .Who cele;'
I
---,
Others - ••ci . irmite — Miifated th A day in - it
manner net• quite-so creditable.-;
1
Groups' of boys congregat ed . about the
,.
corners, 'munching gingerbre d and; pint=
titig- mischief. Presently al ng comes
half-ivitted ..young man in. s 12Clied bat:.
who , is passing innocently h), when. a fire
1
I cracker flung' by some mis Chip ous urchi ,
sudd i enly explodes:in alarmin ' PrOxitnit
'to` his nose,' The 4 'Bel'. oneitfirts bacli,
and then, irritated bytheshoutsoflaug -
~
ter 'that folloW -the exploit, ru4lies" at .
,aggressor With aimless fury. : iThis . 'on
adds - to the Merriment, and'ai`hp piirsus
the dodgluil . .boy anionghi, cern. Pinions,'
another and' another of the: explosives.,is
flung-at -hi- m from _all .quarters, till he; is
. .
fairlfbewildered, and ruSlies hither:and
.. 1 .
thither,among his tormentors., giving vent
to his rage by . ..the 'loud reiteration of a
single -word, ',expressive-though, firofine.
This . . scene of-course- collects a crowd,
which - is • only . _ dispe'md the running
away, `of.: a horse, frighteaed by the dis
charge of a\ platoon of the intern,finable
fire erirkers. This proving nothing se
rious,- thti"6iB turn becli and watch and
wait for whatever - sduree of arn ent
inay, next present itsel£ - 1j . ..
And- so de day. wore away, I With no
other great event hereabouts, to 01111 4 ['owl
'edge., - save - a fight between two ynutliful
champiOns, of *eight years, resptu4.ively,
which was 'fiirtunatelt put an en to' by
the,High Constable,befor 'any liiii were
The evening . was signali ed by
al of the.' - stormy music t fife a d
_ang -, by a flaming: display f fi re I
the PithiiC dreen. - '''' -
, ,
It - should be added .th y
. _ ..
ing exploded early •in this day, (
burt;) the whole &penile:ll4 S3llll
.
was upnif,ilie . fire irtickeni,'Achich
,vapile patriots 'kept . bliattg away
i
'persev ce eran • 'worthy Ahe ascend
revolutionary;tincetitors. ay; till
er ' `be -, called.- upon - to .:tictl,..,as'gu
heaiiet-branance. •
'Altogetber the, day 1:1!!liSell o
- Ftl3aSitnilit.:l-6111 little of the (In
and recklessnesithat sometimes
the occasion, and with no iittin,fil
:to it I'
,MAN'llo • r. ..i,roun,gl. 'O lit neMowP
was , diot OD Thti;sani*C.lnit iwig, in
Jessup townnbiP,-.Y341-•4 1 4109 1 :
in the
hand M 'of anetherleu*unkak -. l e latter
loadipg#lo,stol wiiiiii lin:saidein
ally lit' itit . loCk4ith it, e 4iiiiiioir. ta'eOlig
,• • ..to. -i- , ~, ..,
it - k ack O'ff f ! cib r ltl i c 4 A w se l'A. , i'l,Rti ur t
* 4l3 e PaPi -10 ea: On Piatekaaea -444 ta_'t
i
the . Bail latraek' Howe , ' eatOag q a ‘ .ll3d.
Vidlninunni . - - - st l l.l4, 2 .4tr t kiiii44.lust
lieli4fliieliitiki. - .li is I tiared:4l - Wiii
~; . .-ii - 4 . . ..; . 1,:„„1;-,..-
. 3 1' • :>: -1 •:- ' 1 59% k ' l:7 - 7') -'
tchf!r-!,..."7.:-!.. ..,,,, i,,, , (A,:" 0...:,' , .." :,...
' " :.,' . , I llfr , Z . .
. ' r ii i i* :' ' Sanaa' ''' iiiibt; ' , file;:: iiirobose
, ~
_...
~.., .,,
...._ ....,, . r.7_ ....... ......, .
Wiolio;.twiniOgf,),#:isftlurPips .ir.,1 1 ,r.., pier:.
la l g,ri# l'out:,#liejt':#l,*; ill
Escsraer—Henry Skinner, a col
man, who waaconfined in the'county!
awaiting his trial for larceny m rob
• tke as& Of.M: S Wlli 4 on.of .
; .
nit
fected s escape on Jas rneeT.,mg
a - PR:ars that-the leek
to Iti f
h 144finedaprieioff .
,e w hy
of. 4ow-bar, or similar iimplemen
soinC,:one on the ontside. I He has
yet heen retaken.
„, 5 ,
I r }bin. Oecorgo . R.:Barrett; recently
pppointed President Judge of the iv4nty
second Judicial District of Pennsylvania,
by. GOvernor,Bigler, has - been' appointed
Codifier of the Revenue Thaws, under the
aCtofrie list session. ofCengress, atior.
priailig $lO,Ol for that purpose: .-This
will :probably e d - all disputes, abont - the
1
Jadgeihip; as f r as_ Judge`Banitt
ceruel 1 -' - . .: . \
iCaorre ammo/ the liesristm4 '
• •
setter. from New Yolk.-
• ..''' Newtax 28th 1une,.1853: \ i
RESPicTED OUITZA :.It is a.matter
of inter4stinginquiry•to me, just at thu
point orftirile, when the air is, cool ant:
the heater's have opened their reservoirs
vilietbei you of the mountain and green
hill sidea, auffered from last week's sun, or
wlietheti on the contrary you didn't.' You
have read of Bob , Acre's valor oozing out
his fingers' ends : if you- ad been belt
last week, you might have sat aoftwatclt
ed your.energir Oozing out of.every pore
n your heated body, and Vrentlered what
kind of"a death man would die if he wetle
to sweat. life away. Think of a man sit
ting soltr,..siveating life from his frame,
and toescitius , that, every time lie wiped
the hot dropsfrom his forebeati, he ..was
drying the fountains of life—wiping out
his existence. The idea is suffocating.--
But speculation aside, beat in New York•
is terrible. Last week t e
e . pure air of
Heaven was heated by a burning sun;
lite , breeie that came fro off the bay,
;before it greeted the hun red thousands
pf the metropolis, tpassed through chart=
,eels of _heated brick, an the pavement
{{ was impregnated *Pith the
-odor of sewers
and the perfume, Of decayed matter, iind
mingled wltli the 4st of crowded streets
brought no relief tp heated humanity. 7-:
:Your re dens whoinake hay under a July
sun, an have no idea of heat such as was
en ured last week" in New York, and I
hope may, never live by experience.
i But a Bruceto .tlas subject. The won
ders of:the city ere not very numerous
Sust. now. The brystal Palace. makes
aome progress. l \ t,:stands upon Reiervoir
square, and upon ill fours, the great hum
hag of the day. 'lt out Barnums
e_Barn
m. The creature is said to be in the
form of , a Greek cr o ss., It may be' a
tt , •
I Greek . eross, but its - form reminded me,
' more of a frog smqi I d with hi s leg
s at
'right angles - with his-bisiy. , The drawing
in,i4ttlaze serabled a Greek cross, but
t:' . v'.'--.--31- - t• ---* - -
--- --- -.
long iron and g)aaa shed, which takes the
j'
9reek away and il to m humble opinion
;makes a new cross---a evr York cross
if you please. If you take a common
kind of across, aFatholic cross, end put
a bar across - its top at right angles with
it, you will get mime Idea oi l tbe. present
form 'of the establishment which is a
source of so much' . wonder. When it viill
be 'opened is a problem The time is fix
ed at the 15th July. ,-'But there is - some
dotlibt - about it. it was to havebeenTea
;.
dy on the Ist of May—those, who are
anxious to see it iir operation, bad better
VF, unit there i s eiidence that it has
be
1
e,n du y chrisie r n . 'Various dignita
riet,of t, e old world are here, or on the .
- waY, to attend the ,f ir, ind some , a i
merr of this perfectio of the art ' their
countries will' be hilrited,_ 'that our
ireriblicans can see the kof the de
graded artizaa, and h person of the na
-13114 1 t
e shed to ace piny it to the New
-WOrld, c jand brouiht hither by the taxes
of the ' ppreseed. - ,' -
The !British frig:
broughi over _Lord t
to the 'World's k`air,
t he Battery "
several
,with a friend, J.: E.
164, I Visited ker.
-selves as young Arne
received by the corm
..livith a conductor, ail ,
s t4e estabtistimetstl
i old. She was built ill
f, the old Leander to
n the annals of the
odel is , beautiful ;
what rough ext erie
very streng. - She c
and five hiutdred met
her was neat and. ix
der; While here sol
ed her." In any of
they,could hare de
from, the local Ala
country,: wedeliver
"service or labor,"l
shiverv. The Lein
day, her offiters in
they had not Veen
shorities. ' If it ha
peace'she would ha
lion: Our -country
are (pup vmugia
ry' ;wheal - of:fore)
run olera poor in
to 'Reel be - cocked , la
and half developed dee - teem
ilii!,i_eff. ! hriiadOeth and - 746
:ride overads,buik.of ;tag
Ire, !ear " f t; 40 fe itedi-f il
o
"great] O'll't r t Onatikese . 410
i r ',Asuakiiii - Eaoi; i''''''
, ,_,.-
, 4
is
I t=
1 .. - ; :444l *Tl ir P. --CFP; grim.
i d
Fibi i i' Arai* -* -`ibi Ripped
:irqiiiidiainifia tr- - Cidotsifet
I earfpesed'oful*ltivarbiniii
i tti a
-I
new
rks on
:I him
obody
'rllery
the am
the jll
- a
. •
r Ot
Dens to
enness
, I ccident
idcWiei,f; I.l; 7 vlirci;iii;
evi
, •
dently his, made greater ettainmente . than.
the, human ; part thereof. ,;:. The herself
have made someprogresa as - horses, while.,
you see nothing:which itubitates that the
men or 'Women have wade any such as.
men end women were Mtentil , to Take,.
it is a goodplace tepassitfew hOurs:'l.
Ntroman ride litsr4le races, drive chariot
races, and shoor horse
_pistols ; the men
cut, and slash like Templets; with modern
like Bedouins; Climb 'poles
and, descend like woodpeckers with their
heads,-devrtiward,„ and per4rtn.- various
other anti s ca or asligeri. In all-of which
you . are to imagine, b y a powerful effort,
that 4nit are - beholding the stadiani, the
tournament; the steeple cltsi, the pavil
ion, or-the desert; according to c mum
-stances and the prograinnie. the after
-noon that I was there, Mr. Wise made
an ascension in his balloon. It was abont
thirty feet. heigbi,.'and some, twenty
in diameter. The sky , was cloudless - and.
the wind but slight when be cut _the cord
wbichhold hin3 to the earth.. And the
-balloon' arose kraddikily, andgracefully as
a s \sltind, on and Op into - the deep blue
fie`it‘ Tens, till hut a speck could be seen.
; write from the - Pacific Sotel, whirl:
it now\the :house where people from
Northern'\ Pennsylvania generally stop.
It is conduCted — bY:Mr. A. F. Salisbury,
- .
fOrmerly a reSelerit of ll,hloutrose,,who. is
a perfect host. \I do nit ; mean . by host
tin " army with banners!' or anything of
that kind, but it landlord,jest what a land
lord should. be. Thelinuse is well fur
nished, admirably kept, \end yeti conve
nient for business men. -1 4 1‘o \ on t e that stops
here will visit the' without stopping
here again. \
But .I am trespassing upon your col
umns. If 1 can find tiine, I will endeav i ,r
to give you some account of other-U4t
ters in the neighborhood. -
Yours truly, ' '
'ail,
.ing
sr-
'cans
toy
not
is con
lee Leander .:which'
, .
Wetmore, -a delegate
has been lying':off
days: In company
treeter E 4 of Jci-
Tod rpportitig:our
`licans;,we were well
seder and provided.
old tai, whO showed
Ifi4arn the deck to the
'4B to take the place
hose name you find
lir - of 1812. Her
and though:of Borne
. 4pearance, she; la
t•rien fifty two guns,
krerytbing.about
the moat lierfiqet or
, e,thirty
,
rport in the world
anded
_tlieif..delivery
, oritios, - but! io this
p_ AO fugitives frolit
xctipc frotil Southern
der 'sailed On " Satur-
gli dtidgeon because
teci for tile,city, au
uot _betel' in time :4if
-meta
o
rad
• rin,reeeP7
eir "ofncere
- .
ev
lionize e-
Iltey 1011
Abair haat e
r Admiral;.
eiinyeit in
'linen. Ywill
j'eh., iron. Jo
n;bit*
enter in
MEI
itgett ! - =ol- our
'the
WhP 4aPiseq
ento,!.f Tbis
blisktrienti
- i•
, linage and
•
d
-
For tho Register;
The Celebration 'at the liend.
Se
The venty-Seventh Anniversail. of
our. National Independence. was celebra.
ted in she ;liege .of_ Great Bend, with
'unusualcid usias. ' , - -- ".[ '
F
er
The'day was ushered in by a federa'
ialute-Of thirteen guns under the dirk.c:
thus of Col. Asti ..Spiceetif . ilarford. liti
about•iiine 'o'clock", the.people begantti .
,
o p s r in from all the . surrounding count
ii i amen .
d amen the excursion train fr om Sc n
"t n brought a large'delegation from N it
11 ilfi'i a rt ge tind n e u r m it e ed e ir fr e o c ul tio ri
i l ia
P th Pf er C iil i a .
. . . •. • c P e r e l
o t tr l
it o road: :The,different: Scranton't iu
one brought some eight hundred ei
ns, and at o
mof the th .
14rere hundreds who could not get'abo ro
o l At half past ten ' the procession ;
Ifermed under the direction fif E. C. 'F ri
lam, Marshal , of-the day,isted by il
l a gi c !
a
as
Cill- J._ s cis., .4iteas au ca.r.,!s
sa. • ....r .... •
(previously announced , to t e ground."
Lodersville, a. few rods fro 'the De
of the'New. York & Erie' ailroad.. '
After. music, Prayer by ihe' Rev. J
&t i re - airy; and re ading th D- 1
. ec ara
by Geri. John Bayle# of - irkwer
.
Y., an eloquent oratien *as del
Stamm B.'. quest, Big., ofi
- to au attentive'audiekcez
1 thoissand person's.
I
ere -h:
' rest B ed,
or sheet: t re . e
. The audience it :n . '
proces' tim itv't r
ed-back to Pr
eerjyras. - r
amp -,
; ,
Ins 3
;was marsbale.d al
fet same order, and ma cl
farpenter's Hotel, where ii
In- readinwi . s", to which all d
justice. After the cloth was r
Ared the. - citizens dran, the fullo is
col water tosts :.- I.'=`
MIGULAR TOASTS.
The President tethent4ed States—
en from the People, we. feel 'he is o of
us. May his administration be *:.pros'er
ous" and efficient one, and such as t" en
dear him to the hearts of the people
... The SerestySeeeleth Amtiversa . r, if
America,indepeaclexce— T We hail it it
joyous entiiiisiasni. May our .free.l. i .ti
tutions be as cloudless. - ' •
The Orator 4, the :Day—The e oq emit
and-ardent admirer of. Washington and
jefferion, and like - them, liberal and em
oolitic in all his views. May .he v do
. hotior to his,country , in the counCils o , his
natkori.
Cokned Asa Spicer -Man of energ,
May the natiop never lack such in e
geneies; .
The Great Bead Brass Band—ln ; age
young; hut in skill and execution ohtind
unexcelled. - •
,
The Governnr of Pennsylvania. , •
Chir National Standard—May its stare .
and stripes..unstaineti, ever wave over 'us.
Orr Pzihlic. lisprevenutats-Aa Iron
band in preserve. our !Minn.
_
T4e Freedom If. the - Preis—So 'flog as
it / continues we fear not corruption.
America* Rraerprize--.=What.. is there
it may notaicomplish: ,
.t
Religious .iiberty—T,be safeguard of
the country. May it never diminish.
of th.e.Beysonie Stafeßeauti
Pik ills •tlie scenery Of the hills and vales;
:whoselove of Liberty gloWii like burning
atiltracite, iintl whew virtues are as en
dunug as the 'rnetals of her mines. •
VOLUNTEE*,,TOAiITB.
.
By T. D. Basiabrooko—Oar Uninr , :—
Msy it never le divided by sectional, pre
judices or party lines.
.: , . -, ... '
• S-, B. Chase, -Esq.;—i'helßallot Box: 7 —
MM safeguard of our Freedom and the
mainspring 'of our government : may its
purittever•bi . preserved.- -„
..• - Cul. Asa Eipteer.,—Friend with - friend ;
. „ , . ,
•enemy-against, enemy _; sworaln sow up
lathe hilt,. ~- ~. •,..:
: Cot Ogden Pnittuccess -to Inc true
,Ladies,and .the true.working-timn; those -
that think and set for themselves; •Ifor by
sub our Wel, ) . 4 t l3 4f#CP wasYvolio l , ll in
_9oi:inch:On ive anpn- . ,- - • -
-- -
Or lohnllkyle,TAi AO; it'cet.
~,,
'4 4, *0:,: May it* linniniati'n-n 1" .- e0-
r n,bi l nl:eil _ in'theUnir' Mal freedom 4 the,
.... ...,.. , . .... L ~ ,
T‘ l ' l''' '' 4 i...iv' :,' ~.t hat ~ .
..;:!faißc`. Xt ee r l q! CiV tt.,, ' l9 l 7 " Thei do*4
1.0 ipaii ry *a ' fr i- e As.milek*:, ..4 , '.....:. ~
P ! Noto . .. — Oni! i .coitiii:: ',-- niir
i Y r .
;iii iimilorot iiiiiii.;: vie iiik a
sixtio:',-ipt ii shield •; the mate - 44' her
shield is ,Freedom, Independepeei
Peace. - : . - - - '
~
Dr. Jet - tuts Dro - oktt.--Libert, it. - eivil attar .
riligtomti Chief coftter . statitee"'ef - a - ntiil .I.'
tion's hatpluesiit -;j ; --. .Y.,i. a •- I A
S. B _ hase,lEsq.-ft!itskittett*: The
only riiiii‘ who Jiver itOseettsta 41itt entiril ,-
Confidepie of :Fie selcile Aineridat) peik. VI
• le; : - .may_all 114 1 .yijnth of `4ctur gauntry
- ~_•
emulate Ida exalteiliirtues.: - / - t 4
It
Y....l . .
Isaac eckhow, Esq.--A s r
a Y
rm to es of
'cry actual settler on the public. lands. •- -
Chas - E Parnarn • . .--The - America* Ea
. •
ik : May bet- - broad wings . c ontinue t'i
spread -until" they cover the two''
'hemi
spheres.'l\ --- , • . ; •
1 Biter Recker. Esq.-;American''Liber i
15, i May it tier' ausiamed without the shed • -,
ding of blond.'
lienrYNCKinneY . .- 7 ThelDeckilijiiinisiii •-
.ladeziendsnce:lA -reiteration of the Mille
Is That God .made-than of one blood iii
dwell oPon - all the' face a the cart it," anc
that he is no respecter of persons." --
• By the sarne.--ayirtue; Liberty,' and
Independerice," in a - national .view...! ati
-not be maintained With Out a kiinsitledge
by the-Mass of the people, of the science
- of_ gnvens rnent. i , : •
-- By the eame - ,-The ob j ect it -govent
t
meat is to litotect , its ciiiz ns, itiii enaltive
them. -:- i ~- ‘ -- -:-
By the; same.— Tfici . ratirth ntlely
The prOtotype of universal freedifm:
Th .
e day passed ,oft , without any
turbance or accident, Which, consitieripg
there were about fivethntisund-persons
in .the was quite ;remarkable:-:-
Th!re was an exhibition of ,Firp Works
in the &ening:
•
re Stor®.
. ;
A tqrifii• rain and hail sterrif occurred
at NeW-Yorie - City,- rif o'clock, P. M.,
on thel' i lst instant. The-CrystaiPithee a ,
'presented an -extraordinary scene, As u !
the sterrii_ came on:, 'large numbersiof
,r(
workmen' Who were engaged on the ex- •
terior ;Of 'theyalace,liurried in, but were . .
in' bleL to close a north •windoiornsedfor 4
ingress and .egress 'of workmen npnn
and the watec.cameinlit almost
id ciiiumns. The water poured doWn i al
stairs • in cascades, and. fell. froni the
of -the gallery uPentbigoods - . .below 7t / .,
destructive • quantities. Vert unat fil
t few goo 4 were, opened...but - it is fear- n
'*hat some are inured'.. About ti
minutes after the storm burst, a sOist-'"!
rifle\ liail:atorrn began to rattle-like
charges• Of musketry upon the tin TOOf.
d Sonie of the hail-stones
re lEirl!, large as hens , eggs.: . About a
tisand Workmen and':a large tinrriber
of exhibitors and !visitors, including twen r . I
.tyl, ladies, • we : lOU:the building, some' of
Whott..showed- ctTideratile alarm at the
\awful portion oft he,fratile work
•of a*n addition to the Palace w,as•blown
down I with . an awful c iii..
TWo . large enfinislied,filairie huildings.
43d street...opposite tbetLatting Tow
er,•' Were • blovn down, or'ittlier crushed
t, into 4 • mass ruins, • -In one of . these
beSides. the wOrkmen,' . , there
Were
115,1
shelter under . - its roof When drivelt 'from
• •
LDEBABON.
. . .
.
their I work, by the:storm, .14ow 0-Ina
nv cearted. death is truly ontlerftit-ri It .
is supposed they hint • moment!s,.Wiit'n
/w
ing and•yushed into k re street... A seem!
that..the frame oft e,?ther building came'
itiv ,"..
' do - wni with :a d ening:et-ash at the Same:
time,l• confas"
. g instead of warning those
In ref-littibe ',_and three . rw.ere instantly killed
.. .
and •fi . r Of. five dangerously, :rand otheri
)t - • .„
isli., thy injured.- - - '•:.- '- . : • -.
•. • - , 9 titer , buildings - -in the - neighborhial
3. wereldatnaged. 'Mitre Or less, and
. Several.
m, were. struck;_: by- . :lightning during.' the
storm.. : • ' ' .
.. 7 .. • -.- . •
Tlie.ahove Faccoupt c . ondensei
fiUirikhe Dag?) Yribine of Satu rday
'Columbia Ruf es the Wave: • - .
Thelondon Da.ily News, of May lfith,
handsomely acknowledges' the triumph id
America on the seas; and institutes a com
parist?' n ' between British and American
L - ship 1 masters, -Much'to the- disadvantage 1
d of the - former. It says :'-• ' ' 1
. .4 There: is no doubt that all branches
gof the American navy have-the benefit of
an education far superior tit that which.
• can be obtained by the corresponding class.
in Great Britain.. in reference to. this
,_ may -I be remarked that papers haVe been
supplied by the American Government
to t its . masters of great nuthbers of Met ,
cha it vessels, 'containing a system of di
rect iittil with• respect .to observations to
best alb during their r - espective vioyages.
Aid ,'4 . ty theie and the - logs of the vessels,
Lie 'tenant Maury. has been - enabled 'to
obt in Buell a' knowledge of the currents
oft 'e ocean and the tradewinds as to re:
due the length of certain vii ages by al
me. t .
me. i, One-third. A
_discOverv'tof this na
tui !h as the effect ofgiVing th;A:tnericani
so et ling I try like a monopoly ofpartic,
ula I trade fur it certain tittle.: It is not
too !muCli,' to 'assert't bat the logs of the
'gre ter 'nitmher of the English merchant
yes els would' have ,been,utterly itSeless
in i Vestigations ofthis 'mute: The,gen 7
era !education-elm:isle . of English yes.:
sel'is no doubt, lament bly defectivet - .
1 .4
r , • r.”
I continuance thelN ws'says':-- - -" we .
at' menaced in our manufacture*, in our
tra e,. and in etir rnritime, stiprn
ieacy. - - 7
As ii• means of rising auperierlo these
der gent; hone can be more efficient - than
a sand, practical edneition tin the mercan
til !and maritime elassette ni
feur cemu
-411
nitil ''' ' L ''' • '' \
s• zurottlibt DeLicActr.s.—rOur citizens
ba e recently beeti* feasting , amalgam's
nn fresh halibut, brought from,Sitka, in
tit Mission settlements, packed iwice:
O. - fish weighed 160 poundo.' The qual
ity every. respect, like those; . . in
N.* York - markets. It sells . here. fur
ab t ,2045 c 'per ih.; and being. Ararity,
co 'mends nowdouble t he' rice.ofsalmon,
w hitter article is at. present -supe'r.
ab Want, and, our fishermen 'are all en.:
go in pickling , and pintsking,t hem Alai;
ly- 6y,tlaa .thaumand. . - Theitaizejti
an fully equal to those of the,
S t .
. 4 11 ur markets : are most
ppl v ted,with . orAngeti a nd hat; tnpicalfrufits,
brought ' here in cirgOes front Ali kqaeds
oft he seas Also:Apples froin e. hill, otdepa
and poW c oes from Lett er frota
Aiu,,Fiao-corm.
;100"-1141.SliiitiAiitilii wh*li'iinii*.`lo
01/slkeialii". - /it i 4i!"p,ifei!iiiii: i iiii.'dfirU . .
.*teq:1610010 .iiit h . ff iit4BV to iliiy'fOili,
i t
. v4lL`i.4olo*ii:!,iiie is!iii t iV:" - '434'41140,Vs
ibiiii,':#iiiii - 40411 IT ever-. ikiiiiiiir .7 ; 0: .;-
ii!i.t.tfavlTo t i.4 - -ii'etiait -
. 0 *A `rtes.
Og - lilif tveaokiiiiiewitsr.o itiiifkthiijiiitiik
- deit i g4rility t 'j:(4 7 4104' ii._*iiij)tip - 1111601
' .- Ilit: l f4"iqk: l- Yfil*iinilOio
_iiitrltiiiii , i*Vid
, ;f4ii Vefit i r4e tq'hii: - ieiii4C'44,W(:* * ' v. : - .
• erje i zie 44 ,,c,i i -,_i;- .. /.;.:. t- . ... T . , r -. :. ~ .-. " 6, 1 ..i.1, , !,.i: :.:I,:ii7Tik.
11.,'.ifiii 7 44 - ili'l . .- 7 .
'''.. ' . was away y. ta•
The man 4h6 iieli r ite4 b h
94 .1 4 16 ed atfai• V t;I• -` --. '
r-.{ - b 4 . • .. 4 ?: .
.--'• i •
• - tra berrittl szstmit !a tie , pound, are
litimiclectits 1. growth f Springfield, Mass.
; . g•-. ---••• 1/ - • 9 • -
~,,.--Irrigabmlikluud, ..Ix . t...a.great promo
,•.er Of the begat- and pr uctiveniAs of fruit,
u'vhirds. . . I . ' - II "
l A'id V ' ' . 11 li .
-- n o ogy in ert amp; ire was
x3ently.bvertakeli by.* `trai n of ,thougliL"
- •
le ivras not much iniur d.
-1-What a disgrace
Peale -of Europe" "shout,
whims of one man--thc
I • • , i
•31 1 5.!`.,g101 1 kApP 1 47. riPe
!iii i minced . at ; New-"Ho
id or the Nvi Senicl
i. , ; said to! be` a b
is hat 4.44it.110
,ples,4 trn t ei denusc
II'•• is [t I'-
--Illiere a certi
il -, -,...:.
tatil. wbo is thirty-eign
hen l .. ty man, wint 4m a
ny rid milk. . C ,
f.
tdi
' -„ -The. Lantern.' tel
note t • i; pay .on, Honda
on aturday night, in 1
kic him T into flitm'
.L. • -
Is the. Whig part
thotPost." - II ) i
ut yOur finger in ii:
y(M I Wilt find out.-:---.L
, The St. ohn's (N
.._.
in liconninen ngi, on if
Aerican p. pers.that thews al I r are arnling thes
l
in act is , piraeyi s
il
- The New York
on'i ) of twenty:nine
t.
at. 4
11 1 , i lexy, suptrinduee
k•l' kb have oarred it
• 4 lted fatally. . •
[
, The stamped Pm
I de much desatisfaCtl
.4 t, of them- ; ars or
II '. Neshitt,ltlic von
lij• furnished. 1 ''
[ •
'Thu Falkland is'
a
t .
but
u tatenly.-SeVf
1 i dren, „all told, and
-le t annally-;nripro
e t 814,000. 1
i One effecti the al
i'- w York
..an4:l3ost
- ten an Amertean.e:
~ oa.. the 'fisherinen .:
with cries , of "A ..
t. 1 . 9 1 , ni , i : . ,:].:._ s ...
— 7 Thepas4niree - ' , .'
e n railroads - .aro - tile
lar . igest: are:- nearly-`.5
feet . 6 ineheti.in widt
' - - frO
en - ger.tai• Is in.lsl
van y
time
I " artiehla
Ldd say ing - p
that--knovisits.
—There ar l. e in. tl United. States, at tbe.--
r iesent moMent: ft. ut 1 14,0.00 *milettof rail
ay completed and r 'n daily us.e., 13,0130 nit
in course of, eotistrt 'lion; and .untirr.
4tirvey,•beingll - ln ny,thotssand :more Allan
lia any other eoutttr in the world. t .. ,
'
1..., ious••• ••• .r i .• 0 0., r 1 ,i !
_nliie i injury .
. 11
isl h i;-..
he tearinglial
hailstones T;lpeie' l'le'l'riis:l;:aal
ar.rfra::l l.t n6dt... r f o tttrh. k le ' li c olcui i : i t gl.llBl I n th:t tt ) dtln tn yloll e et l 'ut a :en. c h i er: l 6. e nxligt er w -fie. i ni ) n r i efihed o ) slL s t°li:
11 .
The Bvltton
,Pbst publishes a cammuui.:
Lion from *, Spirit Jai liipper, stating that,
n ., `
that city, a tuedi i im, who\_knows
nothing
f drawing, has_exeCut4d beautifulSketeies .
Ivith the pencil with inconceivable, rapidity;
Iliniedibytt:iiritualinfltene
_ Tte ; cbiicß:il,;post..io:i.;s
IbieiysalitL ; t i eodiouolinotsii
~t: t ,tlregiotktertion,eprisedcv p cttiloii::vsl ttlit:ity:entiia
Shelwrd of, the valley: ) itieets with O
oul.tiaocrr,il
---"-T1”.) - cliristian
r. , e6l.,le'will do. , AFII I
no twe to ,pMy ._tol'
ebolers while they s' ,
tie of !unripe Cheri
which ,will•seon be
-..:. .
=TheWAshin
rending -tbeLb,tea ,
Buffalo Contier, an
i
part;on accOunt ni
The Article . 4ai writ
submitted, ta "the'
and ,approved , by 11 ,
—According: to,
"Digger,".: Indians ; :
which, tkoyitorePar'
layers betweenliett
one of them;will.e
thisa . horse v and . it
clii . iiii l d,o*.a....
-Th e lightni4
burn, Mass.;iritn it
and disetiliina!;,' di
gla in tliW t :sliyli
of 4
alf,k.lif, , iiinp,
prank; . 4`,. wilhout '
'inmates lid • Ain I
enemies'.... ''' ':- '`i.
A N(Trit t . ASE.
lki
in.ontgkiinery'oe,.
ser ' ruled that, an
death occurring',
sufficient t:tirSustai
the - decedent ' hid"
writing the letter
hausted, atid'ilied
.
- .---B'rOtirikwnlt
her of - liii - ie:iiew'
Church . shoUld' di -1
:tbis..republie taa -
liberty And fiery
a sovereign Sul
crown of - ,:Leuis'N
'are betted 4 a 'di
•••=A:teitittltila
feW diiicsiapee;si
husbiii&tia.bwi
“critterin.fileiidyiti
i nielliiiitik:• - *eilik.
erhictrifie: ) ;manse`:
'dowu therthriuit'
'teist•ise.'edffieitli
lage e .that, a contri
purpose orlitel l e
=dliusi:-..“..,..1.,..f
1 ‘.
e'*
1 ' 1 boiiiid id` an "ex ~,
'1464•46fe42'k..t°1140.irt 141.1''a`toharc
iiiiil#: -7 7ll ' tritql“ o ' iir : a
• "': . alit:lslip; ''
• 111.. Ilig - tb4.l‘4lr
lteleitiiniiiill i ill!:_c4 7tititlitaiwth#7
47 ~,,,,(,..
„94 , ,1"., lare - a ul ut .
~.• ' . - f '`-
, 0 1. 6 _,
14 1 1 -i-,, ;It . flila..".andtat`,,N
43)::d,t0111intii/1%;i,012,40. ,„. ~,-;., 11 t 7 4 !
I t,
irmelo,49tie- imi64.. 1 %- * ' •'.
itlfriving
,otntt
mankind_ that the;
depend upon the
Czar!
fro_nz Abe, tree, are.
Yen. This is 'rat her
Harreit
d-4ign to see A maw
racy to a larap-pest.
constable in,Cinein ,
years of age; a 'tong"
ways on homi-
of a ; man liming... a.
, who; got into, a, row
li =
op e s some one. wont&
i.c.of Inext.tcce4l
- dead 1:4 'nOtit---11Osi
• i 1
s' month and perhaps
i •
uiv,elle journal-, -' ' 1
w Bnlnswiek) pape - I
' fact al:mince(' .• n
he American fish r-:'
i ''l.6s; itrgue , thi!, snelt.
romercial - ststtes. - tliat;
Of . ‘-suO4tNico:or,l
cossiFe:
.11. at ciVAwooty-fout,
t-office envelopes
lion -from the . :fect thot
-the. 6ek the Caiii. - of
ricior by whina. theY
ands-aro said to eon 4.
n- Ten,. , women, and
[yet the, thitish parliat
date for Aheir,governt
-sent by Philadelphia.
to Madeira,' iis, that
approaehs the
nd others Salute her
I , nation—a-good
N used on he Amen- .
I , .0. in thew r T l lO .
1 '. feet in : lenrh, ,and 10
. The cost of pass=
1700 i t.c; $2,400. -
1,
uitauts ; the imam
i~ilry. has exi4ed - froM
mong- theie die
Ty apply :- "It is a wise
wn father." - ,
Era says : Our yotmg
to
-d remember that' _it is
9. to save them from
Owallow inordinate (panti
es, Arid other miripe tiiit,
in market. - -
i : .,.
on Union bas an article
*oil 1 Evening Post, the
"Old Ingo ► t," out of the
, I their Flee Soil 'heresies.
~ ten by Judge . Nicholson.
'resident; in manuscript,
im.
-
a l C alifornia 6 paper, the
ire luxuriatie_ ~ On clover,
:for toed by. iuttiag it in '
ed stones. , I t is said that
at nearly enoi gh te sittis
i
t thil r .fstteni raPidli on
. &
.str , ck a disc, "at Wo
oda the,lloor,l teariUg[ up
lx.iards, breaking all jthe
t, *tiara:mg] the oiy.tule
;)
Ile' der: otid etrecting,other
irting any person: The
l ky escape froiti two such
=A casewas irently tried
!thy, in WhichiJudgeSmy.
rtoipt :to sign h i w in_
prevent the signing—is
i ;the will. Iri this case'
~mmeridedlis name by
whetilie sank hackf ex..
llen mita Mei. - I.
.1. t iebis ' t'
I athotic ' ) l in num
' maintains : 'That if the
1 t the Catholic citizens of
' lish the 'Constitution, the
latent* of their country,' as
! and transfer: it to; the
polecni • Buo l aparte, they
ine orklioance,tei obeY,!
Alto irbei, igiehigia, a'
• ter6l a 'reeefis where t her
Ili the habit'lf getting' (Ike
~ OW : her :wrongs by de.
es: tiimhtera, *a., frOM
t: del- 'we% hair. 1101 , red
•11 - . t anner,' hair ;The
e f fids-itythe loWeeti6
i
11% - the' heroine a 'new
"16
n -1 1 -.7 - 7 7 1 7 1 : f° -.:l ' the
1 ~., 1,:......_ ......, „ ,-,-,,,
1-- S thin to l it f '
Inc i. g 11 11 . t
1' Thit.siiiitkr PROS xi...under. thia'sig- -
711
Tgrvit hei4';'!e eta i. 9 . -09, e r jimmni a
enninAl or - -0 riin -, - *triunittel in Ault city. '
It ntrinutits!hif uriitter io - Mi, much •al all
ihefOleS q
_n 10d'pati to - tether, and in '
t,
Ptrocii.y l'ai icog4s it. is The total Punt-
_.
beT-Orcors7 for
.l i l l hinds of °Ten.
_. 43 ,4 - ,,i itzl ,g oi i4 *Hk , ii'ild.',.. Valetr ilutingt the s. 4 r. •
last finlr ye? WAS one undred and nine=
ii-four th . lid four inindred and tw• en .•
ly..ftiur- th total number of arrisit id -
New Yorli Pijiig• the same pe . riod'lwai •
lover twoini - 41 - ed thougand ! The .. N , (ivy:-
Yorl i. c pollee t o les eblY; refer,te arrei . stip;
, iho"4.l_ , E,U la id. only_ i l n'eo m iaty ri d ,.o b L l •. '
Al . ntiy are ft oltedAitii are e n it_ c 4o ui 'i t .! • . _
ti,d' or linen 0 'or fort Tial; hut 6i - 61.1'15e: 1 4
J'e,e i 3 IIY AO ,:n 1 9 1 ! ) 4-- 1 - Vcat " 1 9-.9cAtrOY:
i f lie remarkable. significance of -the 'Shove , •
I figures:'. ; Ini:rew .Yollt - , - .7 within the-last '
vear,, sTecen Pi . etiiions! for. capital • cases
have. occurica.i.. is iiii - L'il;lattit. ! and • - '
Wales; forjkhe same -iperiod tliere•`wera
Only nine.; !an t l,„%yefthe,population of tlie
latter is-nearly - -thirly4 times as great.. as
that of.New-.lrfirk. . - :hi& dis‘parity, can. -
not belirstrP)ed,l -g• 11 !1' '-peC,uliar ch arac- ' -
ter of oprpepple, fir, the winter - part of
the Crintin4iity,skingi fr om the foreign,
- element 't,flPint populigion. .Of the seven
..
murdererSliih'v*A specified,-. siz i of_:tlietn I
Nero-- fi;reign i.s-.--tinn.; :being 'a !German, •i
three Itiih,- n e gpgl4lll;`and one a' Nova.
Scol ion,. art& i ke`sevetith; though horn in 1
New York; V,, , eOf InSteparentage. The . 1 1
ii
'Courier says ' -r
_••-i, ' . - , [
Thelsa e pi, p le that chielly' commit 1
the.criines! m lieree; are fOund in • vast num- . I
hers: in'-every 5.-
,ngliSh;city..: Why. then
the difference in the eteut of that crime 1 .-
This question does not adreit" of either a
read or a b -let, answer ; ' The , Causes
whic I prOu e'this result are varinpe and
,•
complex,,ine.of which_We may censider . ' '
li
hereafter.:.; lie most important of them:,
are doubt less the cuir.parativeineffiency
of Our pi:dice in ,preventing, crime, the
comparatv . e uncertainty of our COurtsiti
punishing criale;•the neglect Of our young
vagrant pimaatiOn, and the . vtistrititnixtr
i i
of disorderly groFerieS,licelisedind.nn-
~
licensed, that haye ill:the while - Without
restraint, bee - stimulating the pittuticx\s .
-and bad ;pr ,pensities of • all ibe„ilower.
classes of!onr!".popolatfon.. : :t is Orme that .
theSe matteri - ,Shnuld be l itetiously and
earuestlilloolted at and cared for! '_Our
St reams i of critie:areinereasing into. tor-
rents, and' they.. threaten to over Whelm
us. -- Th,eirliC• we hl.ve given, startling
as they
. tiko,cannot be denied;
sus: „•
doCuMents prove them. _Read nnd.
der4
.:i ; - - ".• 'I- •
The Grouper also says 3. ere are now at
i: a
the tombs ;ten-.men- awaiting trial or
marde_r, PneOtwhoni his alreatlY - a
convicted 'onee, and Is now "Iwaitin n
second lli-ial. ' The. whole, numberor
homicide in , that city within,thelait y ea r
has been! about thirky , five• I . • .
STRAIiBO.I7 - ,E . X1 1 ,1"110114: Steattlyt ~)
boat ‘,Nev.lW.firld,'! . a day twit
,between '
New Yerlvtind Albany. btwat a boiler-ffue,
at , shout . 7, 1 97e10ck lat4,.Friday morning,: .
while lyinket.",Vh;t rp. r,N 30 North ' River ~
i
foot - nil: C ill . caber street,. whetehy seven
an 103 1 " their lives and otheis 'mire se
clue 411y-,' if, ii- i Ntallyracq,l4e4, ' ,1 . :--. , i' -
3liamogts.
. .t
Ba - 1
In :13r0A1y . ., on the 27th vit., by A G.
'Esq.,;Mr. Havag Lottik'of Lathiop, to kilts Etiak
Barn Fosaunk•Of 'Bridtv4iter• •
-In Rich , Jt;iie ti ' Eld. EL H. Gray, Mi. W
V. BEDE 4. ?EU% MaifiENDA LikONAID:
tiaellapnie, July 2d; Mr. Di7ll/ SILTY and Ms
u * g r EW t - I 1 •
r • .
In Bri jewatr ..on the 24th . ritt.;'TtnutzsA 11.‘.
Root, trie'of Beyrnotir 11.1xit...age453 ywirs: . The.
deceased [hadbut a brief residence liere,[ being, bite
-1
ty from Litchfield county,Own. I.ller.deatli.
was , ery lud len, and , iniexpected 'both to herself -
and' frienip, ,! ving her;latter her attack - Aou t a few
lo onier) t s tO. ittire4s her trust in Je3uslehrist,. the
Sarier. in ,w on . she. had lon had coti6deuee- _to
save,ber 1 from her sins' 1 arid the, wrath ,to eenle. ! --
Fnito our stu,rt acquaiitane with her.:iii ii , inem•
be!. Of 'tki!e . S! ethwlist Etib t eipal 'Cliercht - vire
. thinh ..
we' may. - safe afe it l y of - her in Seri pture.ihtitinige:
'-Write horn)iencefortli!- blessed - are the'dead. who'
die in. thep Ldrit, oven ea said' . the Spirit, -for-they
'rest froth thleir Ittberslandiheir worksl.'ila follow
chilli." 1 - ; ,i.. • I • - :.. [• , Cox .
_ HAYIiAKERSI
Tr ye. wi h to buyi lisviso 'fixota, it low pri
1. ens, call i i thesuberiber. I have la first•rate
1 ...
asforunent o f SCITIOO3. , from four shillings upwards,
Scythe Sni t is. HAY and Straw Porkst the best
kind of auk v, Grindstones, flz . c. lie , which = I
.will
sell at the lo w est possible prices. Please give me
II alai. 1 I. S. LITTLE, New Milford. - - 'sT
- . -
arjnl 4 kig Toals.l ,
THE large t and 9: ch eapest .assort A M the
' eauuty be foe at I
__.
1L .ft LeLTHRO? A IUuL
,-/ G • ANC). 1 1
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i
I'LItNTrOF
~ .
4 VAT I . CAW
?iv )ief at the store of 3.
assortm Clot of Deus
;ireithsinberet_ororei
•fiales as to styles
AGOOD
much
to plea.**
and ex thin
'.• , New Mole I I, ' - •
. ~
Alred,, a lot elite."' and plmist Musk,
-- "rol OW home "OM Follts Pe
;sway,": "I;es, we , miss ti,tte,"Alti
epopular song, .Do they mine we it.
awlite At:etc.
i
,r aid --Vicaint -string!: ikidgetl eta. at
: - r • - . z.e,...,-...\ - 1111:_ri*
TIM re
Soligsl
anstier to t
home,'l," '
law
utGROCABLICS, w,ich
tiiiirlum for cash 4 -
' • I.YONs &Bog.
AF"
intim
%Nit 61
A. ii . Ist's* s Sue. -
NcYll9? 4a ..hereby, Wen ..that in nominee of
an" . rof the OrpbeteiCso3t4gtf:lhe Cootq
of Susquebittinti. theiir will be to
pogo
sate.son litondaY the let day of ANC eat ill°
fitilowing.4l,cribed„pieces ; or placid of land. the
eiltalo;:4- , tiliiio"fiaer.jr, late .of t 151to'hiP
of A !T arit If j': i p t i l d i ca iafy, d ece ased. Tbe first
Piece' tiiiii *l4'i - stale the south-west comer
of another ifforn ierlY ',be lowing .to said egtstei
thence north' , 46 -east 1 ,64} perches - - ti) a beech ;. - T
th ` E ' 4 i,e4 4keest.,q4 perches to e state and ,
a to nes' ' . . f - Peoce 84Oth'.. 45 West 1044 Peek
to e Stout , : ,' re tbeince - tiotth`4s west bet percir
ee to the'. ' 'au bOoninc. co igsk4g - awes , -
be the - i uthroor , !es. with the sti r oPue uslat°ll
tt,fntthett, :se l .,batoishc; . ,_,Thejece ftd 1"- eee et
parcel ori ad iftiateiii--,w'.!oirioir„ wow
as follci*s; th'-lie3ev - - 'Beginning •at irutsple; the .
northwest ' tier homer, teld lb, Poitbeast corner
of the land of fUoracettlethiWity ; thence iorth 46
Witt 9§l au i . ,. -I , ltittr -perches. to a pad; thre e '
Neigh* I OS': ela 1-Igth perches toe pest'
thence ''u 0
t eatt. 94 _ led 8-10th I Pere lle° t°lll
, h'itsieti north ' 44, wel-10111
Perlr4.l' IliWitracif et-beginning; • Jog 55
seles , e, l,- - M .: • - there .Or lass,'. molltlY hoPw led i
-Ited:' : ,r , c them_ tis , e ;bathed housetten 4 9 r.
' • tali, ' ' hi' ti re et 1 ): it; tat the Pert
: . 0 0 05 00 -1%, -
16 0 1 V , -.: ' 7, '. Veit lite!' eeeePieli tt:r.the seid4l ece. ,
_:deli . ,-• dete• - ititt be laid iivarsjiy !.or: 0 11 6 _1:
.7ti .. .
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