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G. di W. H. Fuller. •
TAIIAIIERS IN DDT GOODS,: Ready-na - gc Cloth
2tc..• , Avenue,' liontroserit.
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)s4O susquijanua trOstrr.
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11.'41. FRAZIER '..AND TIIEO. EDITpRtI.
MONTROSE, PA. '!
Thursday,!Octobei 12,
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1- rWe . slia4 gi ve. the official returns for
Susq uOiamia . county next Week. (Our corn-.
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mental on, the resit must, also.be reserved till
lien, As We have had - neither tints nor incli
nation- to Write, umch duri l lig the lakt'feWdays..
r.
Sulquehanmp County. just
wasinoreilargely attended than any
previous one... We are 'glad to See the in
oreased interest fat in the stiff jeet; and cx.
rc . t-the county; will yet. rank among the for
iiiost,! the. State • in, agricultural irnp 1
rove
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nests. r
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: The Europa, arriyed at litlifax,brings,..
,_week • later intelligence ...frotnr Europe.—
Thereare runtoris of important suet es- of the'
the Critnea . • The 'loth cif Septentber:
Was.the day . ,_fixed for . the honc i bardnietit of i
ev'astopol: • Fron i t the Baltic 1 newS . of the'
hoalbardmentof 'Revel, was lsly ekikeetecl.
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aid havc, Toth gone
stroUgli - anti-Nebraska, of .thet iiictubers t it
Congress just' elCettLi scarcely C•iie, being an
lidaiinistration mati.
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The. Stcanr-hip Arctic los't r aud be
a
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weeli 300 and; board have` tier
-15110. We. will give .particulars next week
Pgtuili3rlvania Election. • !
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: We have 'returns from 34 COs. which give:
Pollock an aggregate inajoritylOf' bout f 2.5-
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000 as repo'rted. The :Tribunr . sayS : Pollock i
elected by. a majority of Ati lenst" 30,000,1
.probably- larger.'i Bradford CO. is . repsltixli
io ,r uive, Pollock 2000 majority.. Tioila;Soo
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toll. 000; Luz6rne ~800 ; Phil ildelphia- 4000. ,
:i l• r, •
ant almost idl Show a great g‘in over •JOhnS-
1 • - , 13! , --1 i. t. tlikA : 1 '
tOPS Vt4e. .13i"ir ilaS ;ZAII. , majority in Wayne„
: 4 • •('(-hich gay . (3 . 14n4',..) majorit) . - 1 1 ii;is.51. -Lit
tie Sullivan gfv" :- 'ra 175 majority.
..:1110 returns : ,lsk far show 1 the . i.slectio .
1
n L eniy Free oil. MemberS (if .Congres l , AO.
tine IYouglasite, \.
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\. nenry S. Mott, .the Democratic :Old
lii•ow .. -Nothing candidate •foriCapal Commis
sioner, has 23,000 majority' in • Pliiiadellibia
; Rhone, lie i , , •
doubtlesst elected by
,an Misr:
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• •inense majority-. •- • i ..
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Black is prohhbly elected •judge of the Su-,
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• Ticnie'CA'iurt, as the •Whid and
. lino(Y-Noth
• ing vote is, diVided between Sinryser and Baird,'
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From the . returns at *hand,' the "Tribu.ne,
thinks the Prohibitory law has' i earried *by,a
7 Usrge majer;ty.•,‘ • t ;. •. -.-.
Susquehanna County Teachers' Atsociation.
The Snr4inehanna Count . o Teacl.Wrs' Asso.
,ciation held a I meeting, put's' ; taut ,tonotiee,..at
the Court House.. in 'llontri,se, Off Saturday
the 30th lilt: I . • .
The President . not being Present, the meet
ing was called to order:by the Vice Presideitt,
Mr; Janicson.l, The roll IV . fiS then called by
the Secretary . and the report •of the - last.
i'
meeting read and. adopted. L •
For the piirpose :of accoMmodating some-
Of the committees appoint&l at the last meet- .
J.ng-to reportlthe number of Teachers, in the
espeetive towns. that .would lie desirotis of
attending' an :institute,'on inotiun they were
'allowed -to I report previous to the. regular
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!,time for the deport of committees.
Mr. Austpi .B.. Lathrop -reported for -leS
!sup.'. Ite said : be had been unable. to aseer;
the exact Character ofl the Institute' that.
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the Association proposed Ito- establish,' but.
eone}ading it was to be similar to Institutes
in other counties of this tate, and other
;'States,.he \tip "the teacheri : he
had visited to the best of his ability, the char
acter and 'intent of a •Teadielr's - Institute, army.
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he thought, that, were . -theternis within their
. i . means,
i quite!a number of
. teaAers . Would at
btendoth and feinal4.. He would like
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to hear some member of the. Association, ae
-luainted with the silbject,lexplain the views
f-of the AsslT.i.iatioxi in reg,:ir& to, it, and also
estimate the probable expe t nso per teacher. --,,
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1 . A. L. StCriiiig and JOsephJatlaeson 'report-
',.a:l for Bridg,ewater, ',,Theyl could not he pos
itive but that; sornt would 'attend if one were
.once in opdriition. ...-,. . •
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... 1 P. R: nyc l er reportediro.i. Len Ox.. Said
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, I Lenox, furiiiiilied Wit few" 'teachers,. but that,
some :-,fetoale teaChers w 4 ould -attend, pro-
vided :that ;-the time of holdin g it. and its 10-:
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—pe _
cation wouldrmit. . 1 . •". .
h dieorae ' NV. Park. on bichalf of Dr.•E. L.
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11. Brundage,ireported for Franklin.; -Said • he' s `'
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I did not distinctly , understand the duties re- .
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...quircil of i committee, and had, conversed .
'with but.: fe l w teach rs, bu4,said . an Institute
w as'ver . V fa l vorahly j ,d by- the friends
adorably/regarded . ~
'Of eduatiOri • that_ It would •nieet . the . warm
' supi)ort. of pr'. - Brundag.e,Vil that . he would
furnish twblinembers.to sitth an Institute. • :
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A. B. • 'Lun l g reported for . :Rusb,and: so,
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-- I for. SPriniville, on behalflef Ifr.. Oli ' i La
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throp, wli4 requested. him ,fa' do' so.. lle said l i
• there NrCi'e quite.. a number o teachers, in
Springville and in 'Rush thaleuld midOubt
i, edlyattend . an Instit u te f if one were
,-estab i
. lislied, but the exact / hi ei, 'Air he could nOti
; te l 11 . - that' would depend skimetiiiiia upon the
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• PrOf.*hardsott repor'ed that there were
1 a large number In/Harlot; '„ that would attend
..1 ; tr properly cstabl ishedlnstitute, both of teachi:
ers and those not iiiiten . ding to- teach, tni6
t, and female,. . -
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Tewksbury repotted . that a 'feu; iti
BroOklyn 4011 Id attend. 4id terms; tune, and
place of holding permit: 1
.r • A.. T Perrittou r,epertd Unlock favora,-
thati 41. ere would, be . .SUI : PC fr'orti , t here !;
one l - at leta—hitnaelf._ 1 - •
• In justice to the committee of Thomson vie
visuld say' tliat met Mr.
.Ifumford about
tt Crig - the Assoekitton •+AGFMstof,',F
Aet: but
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Nom•Limala. l.
NoritAteine . e - tc'tind ince 'reiirriy. , i
-`7'ltkij*ai;:d c)- ineq .V . l . tkilil:_,A!ssoli
..:,..; • :1 . - -Woir,ing to ; 'soine..taistiOderitiandiao
as
to.tht time ankpinee'nftnOting, kit
was' iniabla . to: at tend: '• •, .. :.;:., - 17-.. t,,
.: 'Pie AssOCiiiiiOn not
,proceeded lO':eousifil
er't4. propriety of holding Itininst4itte.__' 1!.1
1 . Prl(.4, MehardSon. being called .: . ttpon, said.
:be was - decidedly in favor of the: e,staldish .
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- ineuttof Institutes, and that he regarded tit - cm
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a valttable!atixilitiry in the laid of teachers and
1 the fLeleiatien: of schools: that SoMethinii.
Should I tte done to prepare teachers for tlti.
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*un portant *id -res . ponsible' dutr of i teach*:
i• • • if
1 and he kne!Urnf no..,:ivaY...be.tter.:caleulated 'ti.
accomplish thiti•obiect than to . euenttrag e. 4iii
patronize. Itsdltllersi' Institutes.' ! : -: i . l
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, I,l6declin Ldtt4.)44l)iiiit 'lily pa'rtieithr ni '''
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6 Ir: . the COMllleting:pf . oile, - I.nt , t , won
... Ike ti.
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he;tt\ . froin•tlse.who had atte al - thein, taid
4al led . 4
On 0. F. 'l. l eWits. ' y,. Who said it haiil
hpett his goed. lot:time - 10 attend, an Illstittltf .
ri i t rt the s l ttite. , pr--10Y York; composed ot.near
ly. threclaindred teachers, both, , znal9 and !k r
imile..• This4ustituto was organized , With *
• i msiitution*Ud by-laWs,and eleete b. annually
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fficers ;!held.its.sessioit !semi-annually/'rails
f which CoMinonly Basted for twolweekS,.tind.
!' he most etiiinctit .teachers of the Slate Cul-.
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',loved to take charge of the.ditferent depart,
'tents,. During the, eyenings .of •the T scssioft,
listingui:ffic i d; teaCherS and - other
. friends! 'Of
education:n-o.c- engaged- to deliver 'lctui.O . ,
and this to teacher's and even others is a moat
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aluable 'atid interesting departMent of. tile
nstitate.: however, Mere, dependence is plat.-
4 upon tt. i . ivoiliing.hours - of the histitute• to
repave teaChers
.. .for The, real task . of
,tcacii=
ag.- I':yery.:Lrany . li Ihq.is taught .in coni-.
Trion • schoo`lS• is . 4horottglily pursued, aecOnt
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)anied - - - with practical demonstrations; nti - d
hesc .eminent - telithersgiVe in: 11 prq - etira
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imauner the best mudeiof tem:Ling t. ids t
Ithe pupils.l'i ; . • ' : . -• i
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• A certain portion
. Of .caeliday is deyoi (
to a - partiettlar study, , then so Many. minu
to' .s.kingicittAtions, theft sip many-more,
discussietkland then au occasional lecture
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t ersp ersed , - - 1 (re a I ing cit. ortilogral:ll . 3:,,' , grati,k
!mar, geography, &e., .that renders all the eX•
ereisCs; 'Cxiretnly nse4
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Tho tuition ix eommonli
and females are general
"tonletilueS, however; W 11"
i6ales:will,nut defray'fliL l necessary expensfi!s.
.etnale i s are
the' t charge . twenty-five ecitt - s-.
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;Ind sonictimes It is left optional' with theitt
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selves to contribute as-much asr their eireintt
'takuq..s- f:ertit ; :also the friends of the tench
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:'.-- ..----°, i&friends of education generally, . - nut*-
; '..c,- , -, 1 - ,N -- ., ;
fupe . .s . i r !''; tribute - to. the t rea,,ory of the
l'inateiially lidlitens the burd4.4iq)f
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the tJachers. • -. • I 1.: - -;
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1 .....k::B. 1 Lungi A. L. Sterling and others foil
dressed ;the. Associati(m, earnestly Urging thc
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establis' 'anent" of the Institute. ' ' • i l
t A. 1.1: Kent moVed that a.conunittee ne m,;i
l' tOint n ed to ; ebrreft,,nd \ wit ; ll , di,tin , tii.sliW
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I tCaehers. .
itnu get their terms -of . atteudinkee-
...TS . . 4 , 112!..1 1. - ,v4.• oitm ".......• _. ..... ;
I lit Stitt] t e, , , and also, drami•lip au. order' lof
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v. - crei , es for the In, - titi:te. • • ••; i'
Pref.: 1 lichatldson . nominated 1.3.- T. Tc •Nil ,fr.-•
Limy; t. l •.lcl.t4.fil'iie tkofninated J, dame' ton,,
anal A. I.3..'Kent noniitia ed Pr 4. Richardi'.)n
t'net as . said committe .. f%s : hiCh nonfinittie , ns
N-ete, tnninitiniu Sly • 11 . (10 A lteil ' by . the AS•steda
t on. '_)li.. motion; fa, cOmmit tee ii•-asqappoipt
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li to a4certain and report to the AsSociition
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\t, its' flext- tneeting the 'conditions on which'
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Istitute cam be neer) nin' - iodated in 'their
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fellve localities. !,•'l re iifyiloWing were,,;ip
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ed : 'Montrose, 'E. ' IcKenzie; • Dimo i ek,
taut NV. IT;iNWOod - •; Brookli - il Dr. iI3.
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ard son ;‘,.lCew . ..11ilfera, Rev. licOsboriti
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cirri, P. 8.. Tower - 'f f -
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was then deeidq fo'rneet at Brooklyn '
tin Saturday, . i • ) I .l
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tl . ie 214'0 7 4..-eto.)er, at o c +0( -
„r 1 M.' The in,ectusg Lieu ax jRI 1 . . , f ,
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if • 1 • i•f 11 ed . "'; • '
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• ' st - 'Battle lin lehalf of Popular So per
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gentleman 1-related• to us the. folh4 - ing
j g incident.. 1 Ile' states that !Allele war" in
. 1 \'estoiiqNic:tii3 the
store
of a.lel
pe: inereitntftlat placc.Nrfo was;cn..
the
fustoiers, - miomts•a kitsissettler, was;
i : beafreesoilei. i.
1 -, While thus': engaged, a - person'entero -the
Iptore and walked upito • the cifstenier of our
1 4 ....._ ien n di t t , h u e r n eo - u ti Lr i. c:l d fa i i d it in, n i nil li e fi i t i l : t ) o .o l i lim uie :" l .:4,P ., t . ) t.(. 1 ).
how your fate in Weston again ; clear Y l our-
! elf arid:never show.. 'yourself' here
. again,i- . un 7 /,
•! - n
I ess you want a eciat,of tar' and fentbers. ~
I . Thetperson who pronounced this ferocious
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lutrWrigne waone of the ".Belf-Defen.sii - 4 -, As-
1
sedation of West4n, i ' and he had ,hardly . , tin- 1
lished before the merchant jtitnped bi=ite :the
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count 4 'yard-stick in band, and.commetteed
meapt jug lii!it'Niiiii it,...as if he had Wen, a
bolt 6 domekle,. and with •as - much facility.
The 41 asitred indiOclual fiwgot that h 4 :: be- \I
longed to 'the
took-to-lis lit
li The, ,•WesV
lister_iig the c,
impudent 4 .4
frighten o ffs!
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self-dere:4 , ! 7 .
ieoin !nerd; by
~ was his inter}
1116. acted,
Weston ; fur
.kve free-soils
•t . , , i-prise will .-
of the et titrvltliali the laiy fanatic ~ who
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spends As One rying.lo sure - lit by keoping
awa ithemost energetic elassOf people in the
1 . lion. • •. , . • . - . . -• ".; ,
• The merchantsaniketber 'I u,sinessmeni Of
Weston ' %chi) ! recently .assembled in - :,,lnitss
!n eeting and. .dir ou i nevfl the I - falsely. i'al led
" gelf r llefensive kssiiciation".• nd its conduct.
,undertstaild this,filkdid, but mite in ai self
defelfsive meussul e. on their pi rt:. The idaVe.
bullY!M - as too - .ignoriuit and to much blinded
by ids' fanaticism to:comprehe ',l4lie trhe in
terests of his own communit -. it is tb be
hoped•that the whelesotne t cashing ii:ia, re
,•eeived, • eiiliglited him on tb s point.,-.-_!-.Mo,
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' paper. • :
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Obstructing" a litiiiroa.o.---S' azgareal. '
.•• f' Pubvin see, Oct. 3:
- • An old man named J...n.ia . Hawes, coin- 1
initted a strange . 1140 toklay, whia• caused
no - small'exvi tenient. Ile er •ted a house of
boards-on both traciiii . ofttlie 1 rovidence and
Worcester ltailroad. and. phi •ed within the
s,:lnie a keg of powder,and- th n nailing :him:
'}elf in the house, store that i the trains, at
tempted to run thrOutth the b ihling he would.
blow all to atoms,' 1 ills ri,ivild tad determined 1
threats and the obstruction caused a.deters-.1
tion_ of two hours tO the train ~ but . finally a I
Crowd of abOut . OW . - ! persons asSembjed,"]
smashed -in the door of the btilding, and seiz-
ed •Hawes and dran'ired him' to-jaii. The, po
lice speedily dentefished the touse, and the
trains passed 'on.: IThe ,!excitenient was so
i great that it was- with gritt, difficulty the peol
i pie Were deterred ifreial iiijni . ng...1 - Ittwe.64.-4
AlPoStia.—Sidnev Wt....boei, Mister-- ier- I
'P. .‘• • 0,
hhe reason given Or the;.-tran c ,c, freak is that
-: • awes formerly Owned the land. through
Oe's Private Set in own, last'lwe . eki
. the whifth the Iliad pa+, still Conceiving th. Itt he
when' Maine election neiv.
~ ~ lin 101 "11 . An ! Ltd - net been allewed inowili 'for it bi . ,:ih s e
old * l - l ead i ng D 4 ''''erai... '" u 4 , 1 4 80 O P - , { Cominissioners, cluieav4ed, t P ) revenoe Minim-
posiie our offif•e, from
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°id' the : stair an u 1 self in the mainter . stated- • • e .
stripes' had . just been thiowi to the liiteie,i• - 1. i;-
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asked the priVate Secretary fiat that ti' - ie*t.' * IttiattaiKAßLE. C-01$;ClupseE-It is NVCortilt
, p; said Sid,''. it' nicanS the Maine election, lof note that not long since the Bishops_, of the
.iuppose.'`.Wolf;'. rejoined' the old - peino. , Protestant Episcopal :Churiti of Nbw York:
erat.,,l`iiint'you.lstirprised at. •tliti-Tesult theret' Peintsv Iv• tnial• weee:- .thi l derdenks - • -and
`SurPrised ? 'ne. • answered - §id, ' the admin. -s.. the lornii2r- . Siiiipenited, laid the lilt
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IstratiOn did not e*pec anytiiii&-of . !ifhine.' -
;e-1. and tlit noii i i the Bishops Of these
‘ l W6tet you tell rue,'-asked lie .• old,D,eitio- ire Pe4ers, : and brottiers a 150 . 7-
ritt;`-iviiere in God's ' name, the admitOstra- - ,it : i may.l net . be like-their
- .tioni!lo export 4011411g-1' ' , ..T114 iluestpft-waa 'tot -11#e • 1 Wing warnings
4 ..p.g .( 7 7 ; . ;;!! 0.7,5 . 4.y,tei 1 i0i.-:1), , ,,f, /),.i.. I 7 ' ''.
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.4. :.•The ?air . clo,slxl last ewer ing. W
thepr4tiiitinkliSt hi !another 'icolton
nurnbo of visitors *lus• larger it ol
thaii44 : ilie day, bcfnti , , thiung4lhe . nt I
single. tickets sofa.dict not Ignite ei - pi
day; be r ing yesterday,.ttlyn!lt ,: 1 . 4,000.':
were also more- city-p.-(010 anda -tire
)belies.'l. We' counted lit one,thum tiro
north gate lek : prix-Itte. - entrufis and
The loseS, as
.usual, itaditbc,lgreate,
ence. ;The charge tilt thetiwilvilc
down having been minceii-tcll shill
• seats mlere ocelipied-tliaii,.. tif !'Alay
I, 7 he'fic4 pr piie
„air , : horslvs,! oat
Judge liaviland) ' ileainstefitL L.
icriniiiiiii‘ ., ,. IG-1:2 hand; hiali,liVO•
rs . • . "?!
I years (di--vil brothers„ •nised in
New A-oft, and were certainly as h
, Juviving ;horses - its we eVet saw; in a .
Sevettil other paiis were splebdid hi
i ance,•and good. as could i' bell desir l .
i show of mules' never hal balm eq'
I the east'sidc Of the-A-beg:l4 M
oul
I Two pair, owned -by 'Mr.'Hhulikson, I
rao of this City, that wor k hard et
I we have never seen excelled anym
would be difficult. to run)• . our e ,
hors
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size And . handm
soe formi l : Mi. Bisl
sey CitY, had a• handsom :team J
lenders' •of Which were . Oil t. of a. jen
Arabian horse. They were snliili; -
actiVe, and finely firmed; .11r., M
this City, eilibited sortie fih mul
jenet. ! We have alreadYl spiken o
tot . shown by Mr. Bnekalewpf IN
This grand show of 'mule? NVill ! do
bring them into'favOtwqll - rarine
we- could, say in A Week.:';l The prizi
cited a great deal• of attention, no
limners and stook-bree4rs,-bu
ands of ladies. They are V • -
g special 'lntik.. The prii;: (irking
. just as handsome as -w _.r,king- ox
made—th-se owned : -. I %Me,. Gast
took the s&ond pre iblin; we thin)
so.' The pair the took! their third
sold for *250 ( the 7 . rOlind ' All
/
-.were • pure r ql, even hiataiod;
,10, - and t • med to viorh as I : hand
liotses, ' The long ..team that a
madk,notice,. owned by mi l : Sh
froyrithe town of Sennet; Caytlga
The lontion was afl..idelitialty prit
• 'see County in our first lintioe. 1
. Mr. Andrews of COna.learified 'ot
prizes for long-wool sheep,' ;and
so everVbody said-,-tli:iV. were-so
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some..-: •. ! I 'I 1
• At 2 ()Mock the great tent i w:
''close as men and women conldlst
the very sensible addreSt.of 0 oha
'We never heard an agtrulytral
livered to a inure attentive audio.
ha some respects thiS Faik has been all that
could have' been desired.ll hi , some other
thins it could not have Ibmi vVorie, The re-
Heipts, we think, will aniomit, to over.sl2,ooo
That.. suns would have lien .lotibled if the me
_chanics. of : New -York liall been enlisted, and
a safe plaee - ,provided stir their exhibition of
line wares,. loud suitable iprott : iioni ,r(lado' for
visitors to reach the Shi:flw-groulids with any
'-deg,r(!e of. eOnVenieneci..fr cbirifort. ; Getting .
,‘:l.uir . v' -.from there at • tbe (Nisei last - evening
Ifis• a desperate underaking.l Taking these
several -things; into con'sideratiOn, the Fair has
i t
turned , out More suceeSstbUtl4in 'fly_ one had
a right to,cxpeet. its iltlininee vi-ill be, felt in
the communtity lOng and beneficial:v. From
what nitny farmers lia•ve.'seen a id - - heard at
this hair will spring their fir 4 - ideas, of agri.
clang* improvement We hear E.lndraspo
keu Of as llimost probable plaea of holding .
the next State Fair.:—.l . Tribitnel,ll.•( . -
- •
111
interesting.*.
otie'dOllar for mak : 4.
1y "a(littl; tea 'free;
n the tuitionof the
The. Gar4e, Stilted;
. S. H. ILI:m - 10a,
isl:tr, during his recent. sunnier 1
speckled nom., and tile nunttle
die rivers, •and lake mduntai
sotharyold woods': off 1 noithcin
whose unadurn . ...4 heatAie.s his Ii
,
tivns have caused • to. ibeetnnds
made; one clawa atirt-;lim-4-iliisttn
4
thus describes ;
e are at Cory"::, o 6e. L p
We left 101te
our return. :We roN4CLI th
seven or eight mile , ..frOm i\Vest;
we, swept . around al endl; mtl
saw, tw;euty rods . a.head us,
miniming river - What
could wit divine.
knew ; for one wile. is seen a
Water, , could not mistake any of
it. My first ifnpres4u was, tl
bears switnuning itertSs tlk'riVt
ed up my loaded: :rifie anti: ..app .
- WhateVer the tWo objeilii„ at
tention were, it Wasi put
seen us, and our rapid-approad
determine the question as to .
animals they :belonged. I ) rese
us, and. as they lo . olied
ing an,; the things that ;!We
bears, Were 'neither tnorei or • 1 1
young women .; tufa tlie B,Vay/
the Shore, and dashedintd
of our . ..boatmen said was
rowed around the ne
fast as we could ; welSaW•
lying on the bat •, and there
• ?;•1 •
many; m , usqu oes aroundl i there
remarkabl either fo'rl their gal
cy. W did nut' stippos4 _wd
seven piles of a houSe . ;' .leL
iat.a settler lak(recently
,'and put up a loo..lyuse
tr - I
..from the river, pear l ' Where we
.bathers ; - and that lie lis•ed
tinnily, consisting of
daughters, who were yOuhg . w.c
;front: what we salk - , had learne
a duck.'.We had nod, idea of
we•had a•good many heatity lain
ing them take So, like, frighten
slailt6r of the "woOds;
J e.
, r
.11
o'
kin
I.,litot.
ter. do - • 1 / 4 -
t4vo State‘
We trust 'the'
predece iso s. c ;
before-thein; •
. r
•
. i --.--- 1 , tta-Verstorainary.H !
A gentleinan.llinavElk Run, in the Iniver
6 1 `` 1 , 1 -44ts coimty, ti a.O the good fortune] to•
riesscsis t e Most extNardiaarvgriMalkiniyet
.-
knalrtt of? the cat hind:, : ,l Its-bLd v it; lof imnsu-
Ai 4.11gth,l its ) 1 * lik64oseof alench-legged.
-file.', . Mt furlis of 4-4gishcolouri !he whole
beaufifiet wit
.. black kfotS•and strehksofidif- -
ferebt figures- - they : 111f0 long in thOlbaek and
round on the elly MO ;jaws, BlaCk • stripes
rim across they ears, *ldyll arc 'very' long !and •
tipped at the olds •liithla blaie tuft of bath--;
• Its physinguony is 'fierfe and its-nature sav
age. Oriinal ily it ,IS jwi - ft-etly Aacile, litud
like WOrtnlc47s eery I,Onsible eat,)ieVer says
a word ; though In iiiiiOvers readily (by-Ale
'irtig'bf his' 614' fciiithO',l - lanie sof - im, Billy;'!
•His master'shousebeitiginfesteti*ithsuakes,
which had beiliiire:iir. a neighbazing stone
fence, he midi it. int ' ibiS head to elseliew Such
game as rats. tind isit 0.,t,1itt4 Hiliiip! war upon
the snakes, 'all of w iii.ille soo» ile,Stroyed.—
Having i'lcipdred a tirtte i for this kitid of sport,
he extended the 1'16144 operatio4s, frequent,
iv ;making - ex`cursieij.4: More than li . mile, dis
• hint froM thei Iton •e,i and returning . each and
s every day .with saiikEt! ranging tour two to
seven feint kik,. I,ll i 4l;iiis continued this prae
lice fi'ir eig (IweekS4 ; pti one occasion he re.
turned AO: hilious! tim i d'. fa t igit6b •perfc.' et ly
wet an cov e-A 11,1t.h Htiiva . . -It 'vas. suppo
sed .• at he had eneMiatered oirotift hose large.; '
but rare Serfpents leniiivn as the:'. Goublit.--'
'Mils turned. ciut to b true; fiir the next ,day '
thereafter Atii..liari'ey
, 7 , B. RallS 1 found; the
snake dead, and sit;ilS-p,T a dreadfiftcontlict on
the sand: -- Most 0., nearly all of the wannds l
had been inflicted i ii' 0 back of i tbe 'leek.—
.The weight o ' the *0
/
serpent teas fourteen ;
i i
pounds- and eeven.alinees,, This`Class Of serl-:
penta.isl a naive ' l O
~ !- S rirginia,withii very large
and great jasys--4hei,- Mandl .is 'armed •with,
1
cutting crooked to Atli, among. wh',i.i!li are' owl
longer than the re t, pliiecilin • thfi• forepart
or the upper ' "aw. i All: around; the Inout 111
there is la lir( ad S 'ilS , border; lind the !eyes,
•so large that they iriit`is it a terrible a5p44.,,-1
T)to forchetid l is c belly
wftli large scales...!
Each side of `
the belly ii'liiiirbleill with, large
squarespatsf clia4nti(eoloiir, in the »iiddli f .
of Which 'is spatilitfcctly round and •,. like
i t)
burnished gti d. - : fl*yl - bre betiii knowni t
sWallow stimil piglt - inuiik'rits oPassuiat ectl
'• .• • -• , i • • . --, -
They . • I
. al • oid lie Si • , .*,lO Of man,, : and consequent:t
ly are rarely ,secii: i . And4'd, the i . ekistence of
i the Goabat lias b' i.l;ii,l.datilited by.. niany:-+
i The cat still contii'ne!S.,liiis \Var upnitsthesnak e.s l .
These facts. i‘lay hit :gain' credehee at a dis
tance; lint th'ey a e SO ivell ktioNiii and attest
ed, that no olio ' i iLthe neighborhood • (1°11144
'them fur a Imo i'ica.--- Warreiitoirii: (V°
, •H .
..
Flag.. ,' • i' !f -; 3 ', . i ' 4
! !
P , 41 i • - .1 • • .
MEM
P re '
eLtime
inter of
There
t. many
11() the
)11!_Taies.
tiudi
f sitting
ng,nt ore
i'etbre.—L
tied,
,by
L, were
find six'
Vestern
milsonie
harness.
apeatr•
•d. The
tilled on
iron foun-
cry o:ty,
sere. It
sof oi 041
p of Jci:
il.• 'six, 04
i by ati
- ut very
eauley:of
s. and . a
the..l,
•nly from
ni
_Alfons- -
fermis for
•xen were
,11 can . be
by, Which
It the most
premium,
three yoke
OM' years
as.-gentle
,tractal so.
idpn, were
County.—
fted Gene-
I ' so - me first
justly, too,
very hand-
s filled, as
h(1, to hear
P. :Hale..:,--
tddress de
ice.:
' . Whisker
litss of 13.01
perhaps - a, doze:if4ls iof nia.sho tore ; the
:value of whieh. i - ttocilsioalt to lie eStimated.H
A I)int:of this Inkt4e fells rti,tAil 'for one
'
shilling', and if oil it gpaoil , brand; Ais consu p i
. c iessii_... ). e.. _ owl:noes .. , Sandwich
erect 'by its conSinne,6 tvell worth the mug' s• ; . .erpotrtited, of whii_h we.sxfitaplain of in thi ~ mation - 0
r.
it is drank off in ri-iikinnte or,twii-:—it tires the
~i'lotintrY. 1 But thet ~ nt , 'eessity of any !T . -
- . re4l,y
br:tin---rousi4 the liasisions—SharrieneS ' the ~.Ttii going t f o them; for tli . e sake of min- i i t ,
. i.
~
.1 , the'
appetitedet:in es (MA weakenS
1 p h ys i e ld !iplying ‘-'itli
,the!mr; •
,us reoutrements of ! . h . , I .
i , el.too:
systeru: it isi gote4and .swoueri eves. pireh..lfliiS ex:it-Ong . andiOntunicaf-ehurch. It . - . ow „ssion O.
ed ripi; And an a itieread are, itS thiltw,•(44. ! pr;ests ;will tuy . .e Ole seerets!of mews hearts : as a kete
Ou tht.,, sat - 11(1 sid 1 1:4..i'rit upon jvhielk . this I N .', poOrpd'iinto" their ilars ; jet, them bear. those sre e i N a i iv
;t:rveil, lies a nei;p4per, the new _White p'. a ,-- !i talks w i let;e 7 the ey
;, ...s ()t i the N'i.,ritl may be .up- ; Franchie(
per of whidtico4; . teree-fourtHiof a cetiti--:! , bit !them:" . 1 .,.. i I! , -
,- . 1 ;Dart to,I
Th . coinpo .itionibil' thL. Whole'..e'ditiol eos't- 'l' N, \Vito not nem, the aid'oftlie Legislature : c i olln ,',i i , ; ,.
- ;!! -- 1,4 .• . , - ' \ . •1 . i / ~. . -!!
ing from tenLto . filtem do! :Fs ii. per day. • llt 1 foyrca,:, tip the siret eaaries; ; ltona:s: I I.lLie
.e ., 1 , •(111 . u . 1 1
k cov.ered Ith hlutle al million'iof t% PCs . ; it 1 Aiinion is , more mighty thaifthe arm of th'er ut , in h er l
bringslintelli:reneti!oni. the fink quart e rs 0f,4 ; 10W, :Ind we are cOnlid,.itif 1 tli;it, a. siotnnixt api ; arilit 'l
1
the globe—it lia4l f iii• Hit s - • clem.lNl printed - e ..r. ,' pan belercatt'd. lereated,;.if . lt: d 01..: ribil;o••,.. - i!N;st, AVM(II., in: i : v, l i t
nnini all that is Mrtintr - 0 or neW,:.: at home Lit i !will ii t.;l stop 'soitqu.hiallisei:. -, V,:e410
,Viot ; tiot. atai l
telk yini the state iirthe marita—eiv / ( 1 ,4 l e . Om* contend. that ..lie yon ; 'Or Pfie'sts are any . ~,,,, to 4,„
Count of the last eloPethent, . tin em44ition 1-of iworse than. other i len, ii.! l 'ituintitted that title to hi, di 1 ;
the 1a.4-intirderer—ilind the laie,t/steambOat IPlotestalitB wi . if :lible.e)-40 y4.lll?.ision:ll las er of A• t i
explosion. or railroad 'disasteri;Land yet' . for 1 w4 11 : if til.oftll l,l Pi . ;,14 ,,,,, v- , s!-i ll. . We ii°ld . re;i l r Of fi'
all this. the. ne.4-si- i pe'r' os' . . ( ill . • ti • l'il' i It lest the wit wi,e histbry Of the institution' sliotl's te i . .. z .,, 1
, hi. , c ... s . Css . MI Is. •,- .•
' ' ..
( -I :" 1 ' ;fin" .-
/ • r • 5-5 ' 7 '
glass of grog—the jitie'e of -a few ' gridns lot' 1 that - it lis tall-o ,o 1 . 1 det\ut •wo.nan .• 1
- a ,
corn: . It is no lesSiVstrit'.ge'llian'true: that 000glit to ciAt. I i
4,-:.tsl )in.tals. • - •No num, who val- I
7 . .
there are :t lara li'fiiiii in of • the cOminubitv
. - t" ( 1' j .a.. •!, ides the ept.tittmi 4. ; 111-.4 Witt', 01 11:.a.g,her
: . '
MAIO thick the -ciwto . (ll - :e cheat'irind the news-.ashen - i allow in.ll. tr grissits threshold. If n
paper,dear, wd 9t- - iil printer ha'S hard work to T).vliinrat,lias augLt; , o • conics: , i to a priest, which
coital., hisflint4; Oteit the higher dealers -aTelf, :'•li,,e ettlilt . slit'ill ; 5 . 1 11 - .'N'hisper to hint . whir.:
~, ..,,
pad cneerrAt . v-r .q i , . 4 . • ./i ;,, o' is are nc t ar, ti 01 Shp is by that v‘ ? lief , ssiofl
HOW is tlis'tl 1 1s 1 The body a hetter uv'ttias-q•ci.a I i
nolied.'. No i ilriviit t.•Fln al.):=olvy her from
ter_than, : the lieo, andare this • the'ino.. the sin that lies 01 herr cimscienee. Let her
ment Mote prized Otait thin ' of eternitV 21 1 g,(',) to
. 0od• 1 lirOgi l lt the; Si l Ni, who -looks with
Is•thel transient i'titiklitig 9' 04! stuni;Leh r 4 .iUdalgence upon i•iirroWilig Onner.s, and scels
mOre consequence Alatieflat iniproNeinent of Ins blimd fbr clea iing..l . I , . ' .(
the soil], and thd iit.folination that iS ,:.'essen!tiall . 1 Anicriean I:mi.:km - (lS' and fitthers will/not
.1 r „,-,,
to tt rational ti .gl2 jf this had its4al, y j : 4.11 tolerate thi.3 Olify i / i. : •;l(dial., l - ' : lt , is an. Fon and
tie, would i . tie neWispapei be worth' inisA-1 aboinin LI 1 L= ,'‘
;t....t.! s.e,..p,„tisin whose . hi4ory.. is pol
-1 , ,
pint s (:' vhiskeY ?±Fore,q Cliy. • ' ' 1" . *1 Intionand Amite. 4 Our freeeountry Will shake
' • ' If•tb t - mr - •‘ '..12 1 • ..1 1 L: •'•- -/- -s-- • t tint-
~,. t _i, , , • t t .L . :•(... • P yal- Ip r .1.02....1 . 11.1: . no,
per even with the eltilii'lren, ,, of the second. gen
cyation ofiriSlrentigrantS. , • The raw arrivals
May Vield•tlitinclve4tol the church, and do
. i ..
What the-priest 9A . ,- eVen to their ruin, but
Hhen; they hav,p-i,:. 6cl - it - la i L i...'..‘Vyears in the light
and liberty oflthe N'ewl '‘; orld r they Lill think
fie - theinsAVe'ari-boW t Ile I: - • only toW . t
i 2, • i.,
i Who I.l.lutte can:fik ivelsin. !-
i- I ' ;/ _4___..___l________,.. . .
- / I , • . NO Nil e Slaie ttates..
4 ~ There was a ttni‘i 4 'thelN: ll ld
;e l Ni , ;ICI!, . Qr. 1 would
110 C iconsc r ut44 t - .) aintex!Cnba; but the .Ne
,braska,' wrong his forever;rendered annexa
tion impossible. I Foil, golid cause acid in sin,
dication of our It ationals honor, the. North
would consent t . wrest Ouba froin . Spain ;
1)0 it woiddlonlly i be forithelturpose ofestab
lishingin the iSlair a! sepai-ate :lleptiblic nn
der our protectiiia . The. "Nebraska outrage
has settled Orey n l -- the, (annexation • of slave
'territory to 'this . .TitiCin t and what is of' far
i ,
deeper import, it: has .0114ctutill3- prevented
the admission-4 July Itiqiehereafter, of anoth
er slave State,l , l i' o l thellThiOn. , When:l\lls
souri was adinit ( i d theile 1",41. - i . 11 cond'atiOn an
nex.ed that Slavi t tly shOtild not exist north of
36 deg 3O nn. I put this Condition has been
repniliated by thi;.- Sundt: :i• 'When Texas was
aditritted, there l'::1 gas 4 yotOitionannexed that
alter shouldibe twee' other slaVe States form
ed Out of her. ter -Rory. 1 : The 2Vc.:rth, in t'iti
itatibn .of Ike SOrth, toi'l( ',-eptidiatethis i.oii
ditiOn ; an(ll.w4 teli,loar Southern brethren
to be prepared {IF the 'eonsequences.! 'They
liavP coin menceill the j agitait'on ; 'they .have set
the. Aarriplel.Of rl.pudiatiiiir, the- most sacred
eon:pm:l,4nd of. ; lisregailding. their benOrary
.! 1 ., ~.,, . • •
engitgements;; aid jostsopertain . is it, t -, hat no
.4,:eislave.strite :Oil evei!q;?(liii - he adOcitted in
to this l.7i,tiO'n, tind` no Slavc territory' ever
ailain. be amtexe4 to it."' ! I .:' - • . '
b. -:' 1..
i 7: - E. r - r, A writit in theliniston.Recorder,asttn•
illustration of Pevidential- care, relateS the .
follewing unary lions innident :and vouches'
for it as authent e: ".ERs Ihiudin g t, thuild-
I
in- of the Amer can 'Bible Society, was :re
turning in! lii; -el afse'to iliis home late in a
dark night front a cour(he' had been attend
iniv'Manv days.! • He chic) not; •know .. that a
-a L -
recent freshet.h.4.caiTied, away all the planks
from the long 1-idge &a t: lay in his :teens
tomed path.," -'.l iereforel he drove' right o"n,
as 'though- the , was a bridge there; :and
reached home i
~,•Safely.l 1 His friends inquir
ed of him. by what!,., +id 'lle came. , 'The
usual road,' he r i ppliedJ ' ' Impos - sible;'said
they, 'there ar ' nee plank • on,the bridge.'-- He
persisted;.and t ten •treitipling forAiis veraci
ty or his,sanity eagerly lw th - n
ent With !him
morning- to s evey t iN'heit - arrii.'ed. • they
found the. very [tracks .of Ithe carriage at eith
er end'ofthe bfidge mid cin the-sleepers,•and
the
.l 'ery: l foetpiitits of th 'horse on a central'
sleeper. 1 Ther . iwts it 4 more to be' sitid . ;.:
Sanity and Ver city 'W4re .both. safe.
.Soine•
t
powpr had pre ide.d.oveti.the instinct of that..
horse, -had o • rained tli correspondence of
thOse4lieelS if h: the ! . deepens over .Which
they; pa.sned,a, ,1: kept the .man. in - ignorance
of hikdinigeri:•.l4l`tistlulOwer fate.or ebatt4p 2"
r -..4 •1, ... T I -; .- i ;, '',',-- = j ~r -: = " ,-
Sfatc Rog:
unt niter the
'deer, among
and . : the
New Ydrk,
oly-
I celebrated,
ln' which lie
er Saranek ;
-morning, 6n
Ilactinette
c)te l .s, -and w -
c It ver , we
two objects - 1
hey wery,'wc'
,ot, dcei, lice
deci in the
ter animal for)
theB'
r, and
..." -
l• - 4t(ba. • ,
The last adviceSitfrani Ilawitut shows t
i, I . ' - . • )
the new Captain %fiend; Concha, has c:
meneed operattpti4tviiorotislY.l lie has
maned 'a large ituttnber of petsons . frotni of
flee, mid appointedliWtheir st4ad :others wild
are Wieved by , tl4 Corresponlients of Arterl ;
ican newspaper:3 td bd
! far more trustworthy •
.We ean well believe this; for hiS previous ex;
perieticein-Cnbattilafruit* 4n(t knowledge:
,or,
,oi hnd ollieefii .ilipst;:hve.ollbled him_, .1*
inake a much ! !letter selection; ;than the Mar ? !!
Artie of Peitici, did. i ife lia4lalso • apoehled!
to the patriotism Or the! sold lets ! in a Lori, - and •
stirring address,' tela*ed therox ssive cell :
sorship of the fircssiii and puoshed..a
.ipost!
important circulat; in, whicylte-says -that thi:'
slave', trade must and sir L disappmr. - The
'walls, which at prhset! surrOtind ,llavana - are
to be takendoNivivfnd the boUndaries of tik
city exteade fOtitlnileson ctery. sidc,wh'ere!
new defence via, beei.ected. , J..lt is also said,
that the , nP4eiWarehOuses : . 1111 be removed
and !the railwav: leading, to tlini taken up, a'
measure whichliilliciught. to i e intended fo!
destroy the intere - St Of the Qn., ell Mother!iti
I the property, a's Oe is the cldef st r ockholchir
lof the cornpank, I '
.I .•.E! ;
: 1
anew.—
ciina oUr!at
-114 had
.Uot
h would soc -
NVll4t ClaS/
Fitly tluv
asl r
of
s saw
1 a liv-
taken for
•ss 'than " two
ley pulled fin' .
roods, as one
unnan.'.
tof sight, as
their Clothes
were a good
' that are not
antry.or
mer
were within
rued, howev
tade a clear-.
little " back
frightened the
heir : sith his
two or three
ri en, 4t)
to swim like
ntrudiUg, o Ullt
glis about :see
.d deer, tothe
i f: 4
,
LONGEVITY.4 I —There is
.a black woman re
siding not titr frOnx the Ling (Potornao
Bridge_ who, it is; said, is upirds:of 'one hun-:
Bred years - old.; iShe - Was born in Fairfitx 6r,.
Prince Williat
. ciptitY, l'itAnid, and her (1,:: , .
erndants-hil:, ren,. ' 'grand, - greatgrand, and
great; great-grapd. el t ildren--=,tutinber one hull
dred rind .thirty..l iiThe old IV . OMan's . • 'mentai
faculties are Seeniingly unimPaired, but tio" .
physique is week and trenthliing. She says
she knew ' A.llliter.lacor' ge Washington and
Master Thomns 4'efrerson wet) The Falb&
of hiS•CountrA She declares, ".'va..4 ' very •tall,
and the liamisOnt*.l..gentleman she ever saw.'
The author, ofptb I `' Declaratien of ludepcti:
- deuce' And the: b 4 establishing `religious free'.
doni' she thinks i - ivtis• not habdsome ,but he
was:mighty -gcx to de coloro people.' This
aged mernherlefithe humatt4latnilyy is of the
opinion that lOwi life, after al), knot :desitt.,
ble ;.and she eifttil,it awaits .to be called front
time to etert4y PSI her hetivinly '•, Lord cud
- Master.-'May -144.5 t • moMents be • happy
and serene, andlirr nndyinitpart soar to: a
.
glorious inundtal tY !.- 7 W,aih, in g ton tiji ;oii..
li. • r 1 v• ... 4 : •f
• M
.... . • :11 . ti , 1 -------7- ,
~,.r
MAsiNO TILE,IIT 'pi' Ills .4A1 4 ;1iL.- , -- W e no
ticed on our t - r i p, - ;t43l' SpringtiOd, on Wedues-3
' &I t . ' in a little,Vlll . ,agy nea4. Worcester, I a
small two stoffV house, witholit a .-garden . . - ---
The occupatitAvidentir *itja. - ' fear of net
Thahksgiving . eti.ire his eye's," has planted' a
pumpkin vine at 'lie. side . of ' is residenee.t— .
Bot.not htivin 04 estate ettough wheiewith
to indulge, therwide r Spreading - propensity - lof
the vegetablehe ittil twined ; t upthc:side"of
the !rouse; and` there upon
.)te sloping - iLiot
I lay , a' dozen or. sti: . of! asll4 'large, - -gold en
-1 coated,PutnpftinslOt (.I).uld bqwished. Trolly
I:tltiS hum can be scald to live `under the AO
, pw (if liisoivriptinipkiff vine . ."`z=-' , :taviod Times
. . •ii - ',"' 4. , :'"1" '' ' . 4; '.. ~. : !•:..:- 1 .. 1 .
*ewspap
.laxqi prs.
Aidiv i manufaciured from
.
. Smith' (A.4l;ui l as' 1 Herald says
b .
VO' , earn from 3fajor , i,..;oui United• : States .
Tent, in tOwit:on ll o onglay
ling! last, t he has ionektid4c. treaties..wiAt
lie Senecas . of SariAusity.„ , itodit band
,t'Senecaa and Shavitiee.(:,. an 00
,Quardiws,.
three small' bands on
Gni ufi illyer, ilittnediatOy.l6t.st-Of the smith
weS. corner of Mislitiiiri,.anq iiontit of Kaii
;ii, It ; 1 .er in i
' •tory. : Major :D. WSs..aiipointed by I.pliched batt l e they c . .n c o p e w ith th e allies.
P e r r t r ;ls l ident leornkni : ss . iOnci. :t . :O ; ' iipifot iatel kind: as, for . a si .ge," - _the. result : at 13oniarsi
ities With these l o di o - Os, It o obtain' from' I does nne Iced' s. tiiks',in fhb'wa
to expect ananything;brillian
y; of defendini
en all of their surplus lamlls, and to seta e . 1 fr.im th e ],:u:r A
heir-itimnities! . perntanctitly.' :Wedeani !! fortilicatiomi, lor anything verY ;solid, : iti ;iii
ii hini.tl: l lt.th 6 8411du4..j' t 4enecas reserve' i.forficationf.i. ltekoselves. Nor is' din. Ceiiti
: hundred - "Und sixty . netts for every Of t ,:den'ei l -F,titeleitse T.iy'theliet - that Ihe'.'Stipreta '
) 1 1
band; to 1h... kieatet . l in! one hOdy, and- the4teeinutiald hi t. te•Crilo7 ,4‘ ki . i ( S m i ci n i : i t k h (ea l 7.l3,: j vislo of;_ li i nt i
_
k nee ofthe lands Itire'4o be:, kirveyed .I.iy 1 arrogant
_Etta iiliallOw
Unithd tateS',( - itivernient anti sk,ild ; .the never yet; distin gu i4 e d m in ,_, :e if 114 , a
.soldier,
wee ds! of w lathi -
are to 6,e .raio :to the indi-. i llowever, WA shall, '1 4., e ; . after havingdwCn stir
af te i kledtir,:ting the expemie;;!of survey- 1 prised by th 6 brimerY 14x1.sltill'ofhe Turks
- t
- -
and 4elliug.; • Tim art' to re.•:,:l i.e *3I 6,000 1 the werld'rka% . .noiv-receil to s i m il a l rs i ir oi s
'their annuitieS.; aril :Ilse slim liing for oth=,l front the Tlnsums. - At, any rut s thei,kpiestiot
benefits, with:h . -we do k lot . :no.wf recollect.Lmust lits rapidly decided ; tire; attics • 1 , 111 ,„ .
r hb . Senec:as kind Shaw . nee t s•rdstrve eighty ;', promptly. captitruiSevastopol or talkAtlo thei
es- fix' each nieinbo.' of 'llui trilie, fur w hichl ship's again and flee, still more disgracrtfull;
United •SO es . , is 6 issue intents, and they 1 than ;Napier. il's Aka/ tO.do•froin the Baltic.- '
3-reo;erve sixteen si Miens . tit be held as .
.1
.-- There lis!a freport,'"frOm Constantinopleilit
1
i!innott . priiperty• - t e re . Sitltie . 4f the landsieonditions lot petv. - c. haVebeen agreed .0 poly..
'be surveyed and.. kild On like terms withl,,but it 15 Alio 'N.: '11 . 1(.0 can be no peace ti 1; i
D. Senecas ; their himultie to hti put into'' one of the pa ties ar e beaten. I The invasion 1
e fund and paid hi fourlinStallinents.: . The lof _Russia re 'tiers - that certain;_if dhere:wr-S1
tapaws.have, made yi iiira`treatabnostevery ' any dunk; a tut.it Ixdbre.'
t
!fpect . like thes' 4 —enCeas andl . . , . hawnees. • - . : Freon Sp nwe have renewed .complainf
..Niajoi! P. will lenive la! a Irwl.ifays to meet that Mr.. Sou e is engaged in
money
e Osaies:oo - he piktitr - 3,',wfre. - he hopes
. to l.machinatioas, and iS spending money treel
able to con Chide a treats . with theme.—;; that pu
_ -From theO,lier dountrii
b willkake anleskiirt '.l;t i ki:ops . from . Fort 1 there Is. not ng of.special moment..
will',
take
hint. 11\'.c' hope we shall •kititt
!tar (Allis iinik mg a - fliVorable treaty with'
Is rovleg tilibe of prairie; tlndians.l Their. l
ids lie in K!kuisas T rritery. The Chero-•1
les also owl', 800,000. aeres of, land in this, i
y rr it oi t,i-,, whisk:they ale animus. to dispose I
1
to' Oil! OovernineUt. I . -'1 . -
The lan& obtaink' frtun : Ithe three • small i
!Inds inentioned ali i rive are !-Very fertile
tA and.
iill watered, 'and lilt fall in! the : Territory'
liCherce,..and .Wll be iotarr. the
..jurittlic
on!Of the Cl4icrolt.e .s.' 1 !1 . .' •
We - hope st - mu to Igiv:. it !to record that
,e three Indian Te-ritorn- -.(. liberally pro
ded tor by . ..W.! Johnson'slbill.have all been
•gitnized.' ! ; -, ; - ;• l ' ' •
. • .
11 i •
•
- ' The` Cade s4onal: in ,iiimerica, . ' !
The*.i. a 'thingo of the, Onft..sf•ionza, as it
41intiiined in this. co l nn try, There is no
istifien i tiOn whate'v?er, -for the niode iii which
L i . i.l; c+nduet'ed It .re, . r .Lays "the Aineri'ean
v I N atehnlnn.. i Iny the churches 11.1 cathedral;'
If l;:urOpe, the tioxl is in thi, haun t Lode of aid
l i on:se; and in the •prese#e 'of t!he ' people, who
,re going. and coming ,e,onStantl ,i y e ; the( poor
[niter, !mile or' te,malely kneels, .4/Ant and
rhisp . etis in .the.e.:11, 4 .(X the . !pti'e4/1116
tat he lis to heay..ii or leoure,!....there are pri..
egnfessionzils *herti all iniquities are
. , • ,_ .
'."'.:i:?"......*':f'.:.
•,, Tl u , 14,isAtal War has at laSt. ,- ,asiunled, a
phase of p ro ad interest , :An'allied.ormy;
'58,000 stton i g• ris kindea in the Crimea, ufi - .
7t,
obstructO On( i*.inatehing on SaVi.tst4s . pol',
ii l
while 14,0 ' 01):::eri are on . the way: . ifhoin:Var
na to ii;:tVellt invading foree;to above' it . ).
000. , Preei,' ly hoti 'strongtheltussians I\ r.
in the - Provinee We have no inoinig - of - know'
big': .Int. it ilay 'well be.doubted whethr
•:1
1- . - • ':-. ITEMS. ".
" The '
ff . . iron. pavement is ' very . much/ilea
,in iNt-*-Yorkl ~ It is greatly superior' to the : Russ. i t - -.
exchange tells its that al •
I • z e.-An
fntl , geatletiteri are about coming P it il l i t e o r .fasl i i ill o ti
•-: T.hlt, Kpnw-NOthino N H e a ve -- / - l
l- 'f„." - -.; .•,--. ~.~,,, ~ 15. _
lan more Hint amen. •' • ' :•i ' ' • ~•'
t i •-•--. 4 G . ennan „ s choolnl e asler.tneau f ra . ged his
i scholaX.s to learn musie - by •
t s he ay ri in it g:,,- .o ‘ u ' , l, eacf l i
. l, to ',I - siti•ii,- My dearb9i,4, - and
heaveti, the - angel.S*ill admit you, into their
1' . t I L-General/1 T . : 6.llitler of Kentucky, i s
t . i . elliiirman Tot tl+ committee ti. - / award the pre:
r i tilittinS at z tlie.'haby convention-at Springfield;
1 - 0hi6,, , : k 0n the', r t ith. Beausßeausth. Clay, Ilor ace
, I Allutri, Art.S.
,J i . ,. ,J. Crittenden, Jane .v..i sa .
t ' ‘ ltellit and . - Fann i .3.- Fern, are members ili a
' k:(miniittec.. - -
I—•l'lie declii et in the "price of cattle, - saya
rJt, is: 'nOw.:the abs'orb•
the Al'lrl'tdol Deinoc
iag. ,tppie: of !een:v - erSation • throughout the
. 11::.: ,S. utliwest. the drought 'is so universal
z,
it is said, that cattle dealers, in ttr i . valley of
.....,.iiplan) . ~. . 1
.. ~ g aged in rev , x
A iirttnita are Linable - to fatten th ''r stook on
ist, and iS spen;l:-
han`d for rnitret, ; • consequently tliere •is lit
irOse, '"-
..1 tie (.141116e to . ell - at anything .111:e.remuneii:
tthi
tingilrices iii: that section._ - -
I-- . • '.
t • •,
From California.. 1, \ . : . --1 .1 ---,Tile' Price Ofbreadstuffs•iS no so•muel f
ih Ingletn4:' , -thati in America - that set-.'
this morniiirr . .'fifteen d t s hit tr' I .lOwell
.. . "' • .4
,aliforma, "vin. San. Junin: The,. etili (*goes ofil,mr arc said to have.'heen
, •
ins present the chief poiit of
. ;.has not happened iince the inflation of 1837,
e 3(). are by . no Means 'clear.'
c 'Democrats arc defeated,- b
. x . t.!:`''Oic-7,', -.ll our %,'•it••;‘ lm
ported
or An t i , Broderic tinen - t-a e'', A•cnn ,
In- • ;
uses ;t> •yet doubtful. : - .(it arli , yl..
iii;ers of the spresent 9rtgi.c...s; ithe - Med:terra:tom. -:
pOrted into New : York
•
, . .
-- . A man I f )rtnbrly -beronoinff in Salem,
irl 0
1 : Afassai.ilutsettS, retUrned Home on:TueSdav of
run and Alcl/ougal, have leave to - 'i last Weelx,,aft l er an :nee of forty-two • • yez t -
•
-:
.11ct• State' Senate is rrge y 1116 101 ; t i w if,,t. and l a
. 111 d one year old. be:
the liouse,..more equally hided ;• t hind,' . and Whoi he .eturned -- he found - j i l t -'
inod4loui Old it; the
. -t,NN - 0 i faeticelSl (.I:lll . glit.C•r ille4ll' OtlY i er . f twelvc.children, so:d e /
fill MI t.i. :
n; - .)1.0 o . •_.• will Sl4l:lee With o ti - N - v h orr i a pi .. - marri il. His ~ rife lived. '
e a
~/ .
: .111 San Francisco the mit 1:- t \i•idorw; as•wt4s suPpo4ed, over twentyyearl.,'
i,w Nothings.' 'Nlio :had • iSr.eareet y - i and married hplittltiome twentyyears since •
M. up to the eVe..ofelectian, made, 1. t 6 1. , - i i iow i•:,. * ,.i,h cs i r i a s a t em . - ,-- ' '
n • the . niUrningjust as the
. -pollS I 1 - -
.1 -t 1 —Two - fry-five w$1111(7-4omen On their.u.ay '
ir„.and elected - everranan:on it- - --. i - . . ..,- • s 37..
p: I,.tp the rar•AV eq at,,p.aciters, under - the pat-" Ifir . -- M - avor . 06 lionOrable S.:
!opt:ire of the' Edtitittional - - Societ • recently'
iterly lot Salerit, if thongh the,J :. : Albany , •,• • • ..3 , .
1 i arrived at 4 . s They Tire apportioned to
tit named by atiy other' party. - -7-1 -,,,' i . '. .
at ....ississipplAVltailias, Indiana, Illinois and,
.1 inns' wCre greatly ' - assfer•iished
batmust t; * o . vet ` ti:J ..; x - iii L. r i iol - 1 ',. ;fi )v, ;,..ap,i , i,,,,.1 IN:it:y."l 4 isle. .- The Society, has
sentimitt °Vet fouy,pundred :telichert-,-some
• • I -
rit ..7. , gone to:0 e4on, California 30 Texas,:
,oral new4•l l .6ln thegold \ t•eiontS is ••, 2 )•` :.. "!,
int.. ()I:xi conic:To:dent at. NiexlV-1.,1 ;.-41 - lie seal of tni territory ( of Kansas, en., l
s some item': of interest, FrOpyl.he i 'graVed •aecorilingltj the device of Governor
filands \ve have revived . 11,11-eonfir..; lle: &ler, C011.:411.;tS ibt , i, a Afield, with two sup
O le f: o r..l:s. concerning the A.6ll,ixation , porters, and Isurrilinted by itt scroll 'aloft%
iltic, tilacSince .pubi i-,,, - -ht ( i.t in- the Tri-'1
~ .Ind 'ls el.:dill:1141k, - . (,),,f the life of the •pionetr .
I ,. ( t irt „ ves
. .„, : - . .. r ,- . , (2g i ia lf :: - ma d e to ~..and`;'tlie. agrv i eultitrist.. , The lower eau:part;
tl.l sttitcs q, Overt:- in ent to accept - the !;:ncatt 61 4 0.1te 4:bielll contains • the: buffalo :led;
'the Isiands. , ":"!_this was- thri'm . vn out ;,;the Bunt r;• !the (upper contains: the hit pit s . l ..
1.. llt teas recieved fai l middy, lutes a ~ :nlents of ngrical tiure. The left hand supiiort.
ess.:enge'r from \V ashingtoit'left Stilt Ler IS 'a plane -r, it.itli his smock It'pok, leggin!,
sxie • months tyro on the triyiog - .idle mill tt;111a11:4vk ', whilst on *the • right, is
". - v. the r. - -tpta-c t ' An.' drc , ..n. can. titlutY . rroddesslC•tts • W'th her sheaf, and at
i " ,-- • -...' 'to • •t---• i t -•,. - -,,...• -~...• :, ,
!loner, -. Itwtrsistibthittet:ltothe C'ttint= t their feet, and, •between- theni; lie a • fallen' tm;
ich ho i% it wa i ,i approyCd. by ad the I and asst, -The f:aotto is ; :` P opuli voce . nata.."
"c i kcept-'4?..i.itice-Alekritilier, the. lE.Ir I - ,•• - 1 -1-E------,---------- -•- •
~. 1. ; (\ 1 , e1 , ? i, k ,.( .1 i 1 -I ,l , ,l i i gli i i i- f •ii i: ;:r .t.: l: : !i i i e i riti , n 2, - , 1 8? , ..7e-,,, . .7.0 1. .., p 1.1 p 1 sicia -
.a . ttlielloiktoui-Iran Works
I' i ; I : I Loss of Life .:
(.2..rea1.. ''plt - ii.e. 'cxolO ledi witl tremendous . fore, doing"
uv.tersoino toe ..eg,s,ature has great damage, aim causing the . v ot seve
1
• l
1 1. 1 J:rti i til l e: e m.. l ;: i i ) n r t ai h i cf ni l s :;_. w .s ..e tle r t:.s ill,
~.
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...,,
,i
1_
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death ,
1 1
i t e i-11 1:: :;( c l .a. t t , ) :i \ t \ o 'a il l ' l ' i t n: fi to ." t iji t t i:2l 6 l l- .: . S:l l 2 l lt r i l n it : L '' H
I : ; t O c i - l ' . er.. ' 0 . ti l C .;011 to:lr ' I l ) ::l l \ i' ' L o E r ' k O s, et a . t o t . bii .
i
tc) for I;Witary.clefellse.•— . Tri&Oic. rat 4., - erFoll:S., .. 'the. friigmenfs . of the ktikx.
,----k--,----- , '. - . li Ws.'re blown to it astatick' , i„of.nearly one hung
,
. St, D3mingo. ~ ' • -, tired feet.' di.stibving. in . its course,' a- frame,
~
i.>:lon of ',Mr. and 'Airs. . 4 ' i• I 'i( •
.otzne.an: 0t".1 nw01,1)2 an . a :i 5..?..1 .e. in.the : rear of the: ii -
s t. . Tm t i l in g o• which hai 'served for besides. Icaringtaway a pOrtion .of the mill.
sitv and nnlUSernent 'err the. cotnitry; 1 la/use, in Ill i e ruins of 'lnch several persons
fa-turtle:4 - re..-sults. ,• It is stt fed;
_y w.Lsre bin .101. iln the '• dwelling-hhuse thee
J l o r it r. s -i - i i,..h. pfi wes t . 1 1 ._. c t vt, bm orir) ;'were to. fitinilicls. The, Ilimily of John Fad!•
hat t hose. -di nlointltists . ha.,..e celled dc,a ;ti-, -. 61 tir4tiir.3,land One -of his two - childnn`
rant treaiy.; i 1111 ohp • nez•o: repnblie
erica. It is reported that Iv - t hi t is ta' r ,,• l ,critt - li'yas datig4rously if neat fatally wOunilea.
nt- the [nited States .acciiiii:epo l -5 . .6- ito ;.1,, , ' lo welr s - I T -t!riul children of Barnil t
tt port on thei Southern side of tl.c. Li... 1 McGuire
tint i..ter Aiona.iniail, who .Were al..
.oirttbly tinned feu a naval situ lort..and i so in• the hOusti.; were somewhat injured.- 1 *
district Of.,,eonntry around it, at res. boy-Ina:net - I Chinies . Search, has...died of inju-•
spilt° betWeenHayti - ann DOrni, lon. 1 rids receiyed, and John Pritist, John Deii.,,-
teittg an I,iropiro undor the- ab... 'bite t ger, ;161111 Adatas,.Alekander AV:pds,Aliell •t
1 . of itdeslpOt i and DOrninitq a r riub.:i.tevy, Isom ll . i.4tes; .Williain Butler,• and hi, - i
rcisinn. an ;'enlidlitened. :care fit the 1 sepli Shuggart iarc badly, Woundt.V. :end' All-. 1
~. • , •
anan, our sympathies nmst of . e; urse.', - •deed„;:some seriously. Brobert Woods..Bri. t
the tatter. at'. least to :t - lki et, it of 1 tut,.Denniti. John
_Miller :and - Samuel Deis 1
4 - I ~ - .i . • - ~
that its. tltie- trarisferrea - to ou s,. is I, 'are slightl . .- hurt: '''?.. 2 ' : • '' ,t
an that of sits rival ;'though ha So- !. It: iS apprehepdel that.
others inay. , bebut.
iftde the grant, our sympotlties:- 11 iist : 1. - vied Itenetith. t 11',0uins, and persons are active.
ien reversed.
._ •- . - !, l•ly, en:gagerl. in st•arAing.
.. . • . . .
ina issaid to be the ' port•eeded t fus ; 1 • .The boiler, it is stated was empty otw4te,
tiespect to this place, beside the 'elaiin 1 Whielt fact,' if ccirivet, 'explains theamidettt;
he Haytien Emperor sets •up tollt as' I -. -' ' • - '
ill' his dominions;' as I- br.slievel the
,- - i
(government have several, tinuis xis-
AV,e liaye
new fronil
eleetion rani
terest, andl ti
The I b!rod Yr;
whe•ther )..V.
dected to, ict
rate,!; thy tne,
Messo: Laih:
stay'ht hognt
Democrat c
:yet d
can unite
_a . T),!nocr
!'been, hear
I . up . a thle
I were opei
hutting iii
Webb,l fo
had nOt
The Califtl
this quiet
r,
PO\l't'
I
until - Tort
.
i f_r.,ll:„l .pre
' The 'IIIJ
the etiel
u . pon
dtitits;;U
an, i mpc
j'if‘,l)ol6l
railoTrt
sicat of
land,
- (1
Hayti ,b 1
tyranitv
.11e, .I?.xe4
itialtfs of
be with
deciding
-bettei• t
_lougue
hayebc
Sarna
but in r
• which t
a port
FrOtelt
sorted .. right, to it asindemnity for son e obi
scores between them and its prisent p SS.C.S
SOI:S.. t
.is only la few niontbs §inee. a',_pow
-
erful French 'squadron .appear M• befote
. It,
with an t intimatiOn that unless •certainl6,ll-'
eys'alleged •to be due, were . at. one. orth
coming, it would be the duty of the ad nitial
1.1
to apprNriate the place as . a permanent,.d
pendency of Fran . . .:- r,
There is • no other' objection to the'aeq l 'MI
t ion of this. place than applies to, such dela(
N 1 inshiar possessions , anywhere: . FJPI
'body. will undell4and, that. the proti4ed 4:
sire. to ilevire a ;naval station itl>te,. p.''
Indies is a pretenee.-. N in *
No. point_.
mingo / eould haVe any advantage over
saeola, jKey West, or Norfolk... It is
•ed.simPly as is foAlthold thr.operations
ed to the subjugation of the island.
• I • Remi'aits.on,Psces..-
There, is much speculation among dealer:
produce in-regard-to the future pricesofkh
and flout.- in IYeskqn 'New York, North!
Ohio, and Illinoi,.waxjudge that :11)0101a:fan
average crop, has! peen liar Vested. ' In I,Mii.lbi
gan Wisconsin, lowa, ant 1 Canada, 'cal 'a Lon!
age CrOS have been realized: - The cfTh: - .t of
droiith upon corn in the United Slates ge er
ally has been :very prejudicial, -and - minty .
good jollgesestithateadeficiency offrorr tw on- I
ty to filmy per dent on an average 4.! *01 . 1.-1
There i.;; an MAIO:Int supply. Of tn - ast• d• • •It he I
Southland WeSt, and \ that will nut( ,radly j
AtippV the deficieney in corn. The. p :cues Of 1
ilium in' the NeW York market for purtf. 'Oen-
nesec, for-some time' past, have been labOve.
.the prices at Liverpool. The great tahj4ity
of our American .population !Tying ben! :tic,
custoulled to use, the best quality.Of 114it.iWill
itseno other; and much of the flour, r io in
"the IN( w York ilvirket, Would!not . be aso . ti. by
oar fitrmers
. in 0111 .wheat groWing dilit 'lets - .
.We•have noticed as . .-a geni. - Tal!liet, the When
the prices of anY article Of proditee have boot
.held fla..ti 160 - of-tinie :: above .the f narket
price for areri(*-olycars cautious Operators,-
realizii,on pureha ses as somas ; p(4sibl .; ;,But
feW di ys since Oneof our millers t •eelved
a boat load of . wheat, which Cost ; hilt about
two dO'llarS - per 'bushel ; be iniMiediately ! , ..old
it' to •a!' brother thiller.at &slight advan c,•pre
telling a certain profit,lOtt-fature.co tinizent •
Pne.- :41though•specurations as to, flit ro pri
ces are very Uncertaiuove- think thq hHiest.
price Wheat' in our tuarketswill .4 eallled .
. Nov'by the first of Nventber ; mil 'Wh. (14i; iipplie§
'AM I - haVe reaChed :the 'seaboard nitiikts,titliat!
'.--- - ~71, :... ,-..-.::.- .'- ,!.',,;- : ~.. :!-'. , '":- , 2 -: -,'..:‘ ••'.l:-, - * - -.
-
iiihiii:iiilrieeede. , ':Brands of pure .Genesee
. .
wilVcoinronnd extra . prices, and be. sought
for ,to Supply an article of extra family flour ,
at home and in our Easteth cities: We do
tiotigie these obscevations nit, infallible; 'but
Atebrilng to the' best of Our judgment, w e an .,
ticiPate a ,decline in prices by the,first of ic o .
vember 11 0a. --- G62e. Farmer for Oct.
,- -1
, .
A Puoub •Ilosciaox.---The ' . Washingto;
Sentind congraiulates - its party (Pierce de;
Moeaacy) on the proud position_ which. it
maintains. ' 1.1.41ar the Sentinel detail tiii
merits of - the pa that turns iti - baelt.'actle
,pligkte . d
.. faith otthe Nation : . . . - '
•'.`,; . lfroin its bitth-day to the present % fox:
the Democratic:T.l . l4y lits claimed to hood
always has beeilthe States= Rights patty '
:the 'country. ,jfi 1820'they manfully feb,,
against the foitse..thati.infitmoius principle
.
contained in Jilt . Missouri . COmpromiseti:-.
1850 thoy were 'found lighting 'on the side't
the rights of thelStates, securing the passagt,,
of the FugitiVe 'Slave Ilaw : and 41 185 tht
erowniwi. ,, lory ja the .States Rights - Orty
'shone out in• thor..mauful repeal of .the-3r3.
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• sOitri OQIII roniise . .". -'.
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.e hve yet be infornied of, the
State in w licit ihe Do - noel-oy, , have uaitd
with the' tFree-Ooilers'''and . •Altolitionist& - '
Everywhere thify.. have stood - upon their el!
ground.: .NowliZsre have ihey demanded the ,
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restoreition 0:40 Migsentrt. rairactioa; , -* .
where have . they demanded the repeaioftli
I •rtin t. ,.itive Slavel - LaW:' , - • . -.:
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- 1 VIIAT . tDoEp. IT ,:MEAN ?L-2lfanv of tilt I.:
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-6-o,i,:i passio. tivand , down the canal, ilfipla! 1
- minititurelAmetietin ilao, with the named 0
:‘. POHoekid. Aloft 1' , :Some .Of our - Dc'''' -
a p 1
.ertic oliticiat* are sorely
. exercii;ed- oiill'-'
subject 1 i
. Wil sOniebodylease, dpliliol ,
eliii-tr-risbirefj I/ -ad; • '.. .
-- . -Te ecinineild the aboVelO thecaOtulpe.r - t
nsal- ofthe Pr4/1.4/canian . . 1 If the • Edlor 1 r ,..,
nimble: to; expllin the cause, we . would 't
to
‘rest him Ow ' prOprietv of a diliest.4 l !;:.
.t• . - . n p.!;.y
note of virii to Heinry AL PhUni4s, ;... ..,,
Wllkiuson, or some of the \ Other Kii - ow-S(. q . , ;-''
lug Jtintli4ati.horn- he is SuiTorting.for i, 4- -:'',
flee: ~ they,tip, if th 4 Choose, -probablY': 4 , ,,
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able to gi!re hirit • the why and where 9 i
th'A.tnet,icarvila•gs. :with the Y
ilaiiie j ef 1
thereon.. "Ditify . .4l 7 o , s, .-.-,•• . " ./. /• * A
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.• 'l:,':v.--.ii . 'LIZANFE''A'SliDii(4 yfICOS 0? T IIS 1
NAVY.-ilitiritig the , srecent d,utiate- in 0. 4 A
- ress on the:NaNy ApyrOprtation - ¥!I s "r .' P..
( . win nut'de a ftatement„ from the IsZavv.ik ..7i
parttnent; .of.silveyai officers of high raniilc° 1
troin,hahltnal Intemi)eriinee, :menial den* i
~„i* mid . other like causes,. hae been . i,,ltc" ) . n , 1 , -:
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potent for4ut.'. for twety. Years, Ant; ) I r . '
t4 6 se: alleer,s` , a.e under.pay, and what ~;..i'
.worsP(Odigre• s - Inis
. •ju6t refused tu :ili a ! --,
til , OilitiOt SyS:t . Fri; a qgtbm that has &eat': --,,
,niCan's \Ofii , edtt hig the;su officerS to ttatPrt +. :l
ent
,con'tli,tion, - ' n it i s :ei t i c ithited- to add 0t1 20 .,i'.. 1
tii the dikinguliAted'itt,—.Y. E ifryo.)l,l„:
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