t. !I ' News- ' 4 ',,i' ' .I. .i.' 4 , „,„,, t' - '6:‘ , - 4 1 16 0 K, :at7 . 1 'A 41 ,, ' • .:,%' ems A s ia , , i i,,' 'Li ,° eirt , el , ,llt.s"hall ', 3 d here, —o,9 d , I.4 ' r N o .,y. Her ad "',,e , - re two 14 ~, 1 1 11!i•t, 1, ei'C '' c° ' at Z t ,- r' - ' • to. ir Pqfi ,i ', i t a, r \\ 01" ... . ....rautia- 1 1.**3 11 Akinen,OL-billacat..jiti a , llrival,lliserve:cif gii;oooiiteit4ii pregiesiiing. , ; ggielpsoferedpi the Austria% M. Da,Sam bias,- titetilliainiu%'llti ' De' Bhuri/uenes , ,, the ; li r sß l . °fa, atiattit:l**lttli:Piatikesiittfiiiiiimei -144 either s linftiAttehomplp,,, ro . •soute for eie"eweting en the titit.:..,.... - , , Wik1 11 01110,01(:"4 111 4nOnt And' peseta alkitie I gaL cya ISSYWltelijArA tti T l t c‘aa'r ,ere. V ea P3Vi l r l ° fltVre WritiellOtii(MiiiitriiiietWii4 itilinitnit' *il%f.)yeeti; end wilt tre'toittie itiv't 11eli:i11•Ibillitin3ipto3he , firproz , i.. k i - ,i ,t :, doWseheir,..9sFAC,PYiLem , FPAlktf le ll v 4ls e4 .. 317:!tie cftroictors in complete c(!noi!Uoti 4 : II 11111 CL Mont:lNkkiire'itkilefigl the builders'.4pvormoh Were".bitioining more , serious Jevery Vity.L... It - 31witiem*W1,440.- 40 . , 94 0 .. (410 3: rfbl4 A quid 'pittktifte2lPAVaiegzsPat'4gi;i 4PoItFARI?,r, ,' .l fitilibiiiitiit , IsOtldilli''4 l & deth 160 :;`'tiii lighiliiiih!bt tiointearlylgrive abliterdhis3intaii -040040t el qaetttion imt toith i e , ternis;ef 00114 Pik ie kriPl• t : ; nd Pf" 44 ;4 llo,ll . ,P AP ri ?f lo,t h e !A9'!-LY . .. I t: 11: 11 fi a f -a .71 . _ 1,0 : ;.; ~ .1 -- f; • he ait n or lerasice hao reduced its rate of; d'ffe r i 'cede, to3liirsi '' irtie IlltiVmatileiit , ;or!:the l Frenth *his! .jimordswing:c t . ? ltl ,r to • ; tot) 'to it 1: 1 1 ffliP 119PONA fr,aßcA igkexP9 l ,ge4s ate IRal f3 isaci„bek devoted; to iurernal 1 .1U . 11410 :41 .ivil7 o o"iid'if o tomiati t go,ftrfitarisaift that France is ihtriguihgeto,re•t DRlces• ~) e et! I PS!A f r e k e, : 1 funetattiteecifihe ind`Sardinien biNlehitislastar-'fsittlitring.ittit war wine lealebra • lad at Turin on the 3d of kugust MJSIII4. MMSIM rePtlted that Baron de s4tch,.: ;Ito itlyolfirdAiniatpr.pf.tia;? Interior,-had tendered r ntsignatiOn; the laScOptence,9f llre3iq fire ErripeYo~::. '. which wne " •• . , 'said , to iinp'en ding, ssatiartiithe ting opinions'on,'th'e.ques .*Ap! T4(0, 11 ))*., . ' 4,lfli,alAs..Ove9 o th'e statennent in Le Nen%l,' 9_a ittetOndS4'interVieiv b'Stween the,Einperor . "grAttiittiii and' the..King;:of • Bailin itt,' ' Villa 1,• 0 - 5.1 . 14 'Cep Gaseeio contains the ordinanegs 40,uoiting„theseatrictions, which were iniposed '•n / commerce on account of the war. The • in. s tiNftilOn'toqlie 'report of horees and mules is, •'• :a , • ".'ttint'i.. I( • Caletittill mail. of • the •.15th' of luly.hdi Aulth teleg ... rapbed, , “ , • . • -CeE9 l 9P.e l4ll ,AreePe. were aeeePti9g, their li, chimes ic large,numl)ers., , fib 'tillilliieers'atlielnlintnWore bad ikurh'ed 4 teliftlif,ltudept forty of the , Neiders, , who Will -11utoltuurtmtmtialetl:, -, • 2.1; ...M71%,,i • ' 4.-n; tl ' ITuF t gfßa9Y.--It is custalillkrY.9 : 3 41094 ; Prti1'9( thet•eePPl,7o lltther upPn T0 11 ' 0 304 . erria tehp l ;,,,i' o: Ocact only halffars ftorn Asothritqctke iditferent c h tlrfpee., ).19 40 1oleilent titY CePtaill S-1 etPod 4 9cl n • the upper, deck of biiisteamer, tolling the last bell ,! plev,i,ouep her„depalure, when he yraaaccest.: 411 ( b.YA.ceriplis loplAng.,individual in the follew , ,iffll.49lTPlitlm , -; 4 • S.?" ~ • , thePaptain, ,*ith. a turn o •fttipt hunid glance ; • , . ' ;101juitActisti"Tetalar fare.ta "Two dollen; a half.'!, ," • cii(rOWell h :Ciptilini am a Afethodist preacher, Wit will yoti chirge meV' ;:i adippire' ptlij.in,"ieu deep, study, for too meet, the gliptsiiii seemed totmke the , measurer of; our land 'replied,. in hit pill:Oise; de iTadid-;onir i . . • . t,.. 3 Clue's*. -slut n't charge ..you a cc any . b6dr e.'; -, ' a - Li' IN SAX LATE :WAR.:7-71161)4154 a pub.' ' hltii fade 'liticiviin the. respective lesses of 7 7114' il id 'Aiiides and the . Austriane in the dif-, 'Aellitik:Ctlithref ea 'bottles WhiCh‘toisk place • during the xilittptign iti Italy: . : .- -• .• ; ; •• .. • Nikt:Pilontebello::,Aniip • ' 7,opo,ogmefl, 850 • ' killed itid WcundelyAuStrl ' ans - 0 . ,b00 .. engaged, '• Vielikiitle'd-jebd vebundeil; inidlso prisonere.- • • 11hitilittiot . Allieti; 21,600' - efigaged, .1;400 killed and wounded; Austt inns, 24,000 etigag4;l2;loo, ~vitilhots# wounded, 950, prisoner! and i i pieces- ~ lf,, , eann'oo.;,ltageptii and To ibigo: French 55,- 4 „ i llOd.ortigid;'*4o? ' killed and wothided, 200 . ilistitifitirk,iitkVi 'Venni:my Austriani,.93,9oo'eu lT , .149011443,000.Itilldil• and wounded,,,dop . ptikl: ::ftiellitliffeelltul 4 - citOrfoit. ,Molegnonci; Prenc h,,te,. • ..,609, eogsged, 900_ killed and wourideik Matti:" a sr ..,_•''.• —19400 engaged, 1,400 - killed:and wounded, ''''''' liiciiiefi. YSlSlibiliiii: 'Allies . 1 , 0,000 eit. . ' ,;1144800 killed. afid,'WoUtided, 250.prisoh ; 'allita9klitiesdina; s l7o,ooo".ingeged; - • 91,000' killed , 9 414'00:00441 'boitdO misoners, , and 30...eanepn: Iv ,if,"; 4419*.to,tiks atatereent, g w . iot. f dlosi liioowolifided.of the Allies was 21:330; '•fliks,Ckiiii9L.Vtiteilittle 28,610; ;'making a - differ 'i liiiiiilitifllifithiPtkitotir. of 44,300. ilia timid.' ..--ikEkbiliattfigiiitikitatkina .ipx ison ig • was , only, 300, "Siddlsit4torAtstiisokiosCl6 OM.. The French 14MM, 'nd, the 4:tr' -tens ====Z2!=l o ti , '''''-:: ' ' ." NY'r° l l,'AuroPe•, ,- - :‘4- , ,t,. , Lotion TPassledulges:ta , t 11001 I 0 vii;k real , iii , ...iiiile„,,ivepa q i. o ,,;(de it.ficiiin raz ',l" litelb. sha'Alhaa wonder us ; change,bi 1 . rf , . ,L'0,k,... ~, v c° - 1 0 v, tne. Mgill,"anir in egf Id/ t° INS sub ''.. t ' , I 1 , , 4 7 , tti '.:l i , , '' i , 'I ,_ . .4.4here 10,11avblialt a tilt tli tr, thOYtaritfot ,bitter expera•nce-4iears or• hiiiaid;ferred;T:o ae,'W•iteaiiiiiia;tiMi — Vitltita, of Oritity -- of:INIVIII; lotion, of prays re unansweptd, 01 suNreoge 51e 7 „ sided, of , insults unreseritedi bf conftemely pa , liently endured—JmveconYinSod usoftbr trtlb. 111 must buspoken,en , t,.l9olll/ p sniVeiisrdetical• EX, desp,i.te the aird'thakings of'iNU , :siiikg p it o.? I Th'e'free(l'Vreii thcliU tiegio sifiveiSvill riot kill itiitiliOis:&r:Yeaga4l I hei free ion ;6 r titt-i , villlVel 'is as obstinainzair,hbr , sirei ,Iles will. ;cattiest° rands 10 1 4 , , OP, , bak. nt'itsA'Yqug4ti tofn bil-:ciri yame.,,mmees ,5,141 , ,)),111,i,htinit., ~?'?pse,, , saliely) his 'Wants; • he ilcief!nept loeFor,YOurs.,' Coitiiii, and tiliiiiir,'ittid"ceffee, P knlitir6bdePO- -. -Ile rases lit tl,fe .for ttharalt , tter s , if td . ilijrn h his4hPiisfonds DAKI pph nt h which 'ipw.,frotter'onihe lun,uia ink es iki.eLt ri - !fitii i ant* . 4g.taik tithl 'Bilcidrll4 1/i t: .is . has bektilbo?Ott, nhgaiiya a pti i; 't Otice o P EOUll'sfe'fitication,anci . hi , the ;Ivrea t itnitirfrailotiscinvelnilliahvoeharif-work... ins Pri4 )l l l lVlY e been distnrell . rotti . urarns. 'ono muscl e s Encil dpitee,'' to fashion the West . C'ndiaii rt ro.iato`aatfree' 4 atid ; lubcitet... i t..FiFitai. 401 1. iP (l4l e n 'W nt 'i -e'?PPgh IitI.,!HIMIte9V II SOP-4,4" 1 0: 43 , 0 9 t, 11 4 0T , ! ri he ,nd Jot t as ;We ,can pee, peva!, w 'OO. hyfiiiis i tint!' *iota fejto;' . l,4.t; hoifeit,!.ateady hot: . Only . deteithi )but Aci, 7 l-lesiVen'thal,aonte, Pearl 4, iP:,k;r;,ilia riknneif 4etdlßYerP l o l t,lll?/141 , 1 !Tor ;p, a reop i a, cletly n meri 77 , hut ,iioitejust-. -h'eirted el elf Sikh teil tiOitte of th'fa.m9.lllitio,Ylnk..fol . , a year, 7 -wonhl,natch' the .prepious l ,protsgs Jaif phiiantitropy,', the freed',negro t . in: his:'darly , ' habits; watch himas he Tailly ling; Wait Id• SOe hinvat y -yejects ;CUltinill'!citidomeatic apioticils 9!'lgccPla •itt - wages• Alipterrivtionate, to, the value of hi s';ivottc,l.We wish, 00, * they Would watch hiiP while, with ,hlde, thicyer,th,an that 'of hippetiotniPue ; and e " b ody wh ich''fintvid! heit; it &isnifbit.rath'ei than an'tinnoyatie e dronititgly.l6uniecovei.the:•preseribed :task On' which :the . i capiilEnglialimo nin ured,to the burning sun, consointa impatien t energy' to 6 often sac s illices*hri With they wOuld'i3O out and View' the.neiiti' . . alllhe'ltliv idleness; ' his•iiride, , his'inkratitude; contemntUoUsly.fineeting.at , , the intlpstr'y;of that t•pf,e.#hich"rnaile,him free, and then conic. home and ,teach4he'iiietheratilii; 4esson the* e xpert= ties ieh'o ` have 'Oerveite'd'hini . MEE INDIA.I"I.OifTaAGaa IN.S9NOa.A.- 7 -.WC.haVe,dskos, from i Arnpona„ ; lo.ttle'.2.slh' An. mcgress had jpist . •arriired . at :,tlesil daYa' from GOdyarnaP, 'wliick' r riliorta The. liews'fr 6 rii ore the , worst for many Year's. Tlia:Opataln: dians;'.under the--telthbratad Tawnury, '.head been yavaging' die 'Whole - northern and ' robbing: i indisi ,n(llnkantelY• .':TbcY,Yet,CP4ac,te4, 6 nilTof, r fe. ,100e ! and•pi,ru l eo .attUng, i thtt :tun troops Pidtiira:dara 'nut a tauli • thein ' 'ha • not inhodn • • Geth'iGandtriayoh•the'llitli. July, at..tha head oh fifteen Inindrittl 'men ' , marched upon„Alazat , I,?r,•'. and after a shart ,i,tru;gte, ,s'uceedeit in retahlnitha city, and is on his waY to attaili Peidhira.' it Is 'filed reporta'd ilidt-rdWiitY and hip whole'fbeca#ll,o6 - his:Vay - to meet Ciandai4 A dearieista Oght isairtiected. ''. • • • , for an ,American to cross 'the lines, it„this tirine,. without being-de tected, anit.murderad.. All communication be; tWeenAriimiti and:Sonora id it- an Wend for. the • The Pine! Apaches, on the night , of .the ,17th eighty.heed o 1 horeek and,• mules frorr i i any: t.; •' • • -'• '• Lieut./ Mowry , ' left Ithi - Territory for San ,Franeieco,.Cah, err the 20th. return in time for , the electioß lir September.. • GOVERNMENT SUIT Yon DAPiums.- . —The Uni ted. States. governinentlits entered suit against - Richard M. Coivriri; Jrilin•M. Corwin, and W.ii 'tiara Wisivell, IL bond -executed by. IV. P.,Craig, and W.AL.,Righter,,for $75,900, giv en by. them in : llioveinttr, 1457,t0 open a shiP `chiniriel the•outlet• of the' Mississippi river into`the atilt rif 'Mexico; knikin'a's the ttSouth rWest=Pass,','• aid channel to be twenty feet in ,depth's throughout n'welt•defined width of three b'undred feet; spid.to keep pie, same open for a of four and a half years front the comPle stilt Was commenced against the same partiep, pin their bond. for $75, 0 00, coditirinal , for the opening of a ship chanpet et the ontlyt of the.Mippissippi river into tbe Gulf of Mexicri,, of the same depth and length; thro' what ;he' tq'ass l'ontru'." The 'PoinPlalnaiit'alleges•that neither contract has been fulfi.lll3il,.7antlinnice •claimdamagea to .the extent of $150;000, • • Tie P,ii.t,inu,sTensWe ' have Banished our- Self tharthe tinfririni of a 'ctireent effort tri or: ginizeinlang oftilibusterit ftir another raid on N.icaragua t :wholly, untrue; , and that it has its origin, simply_ in,the„deaire of iit,earrißbip parties to pre4n,l, _bk !hook ,or crook, :!his" proposed speedy the Niearegua' toute under the , ran ,contract .with via, And ..the, contract . recentikMade by the Pgft OlAc• PePar,tll 3 o,nt Witti 'Ali. Johnson, The object of starting the, niacin the' Ali- Camiguin gosietikatinf to the extent of pro Citing Action on :its partisealculated to . prevent Anio - ,passiingers, from ,c rossing ; their: isthriiiis.-7—' .!rssfatingfiin Am!. ;Bien ence :k ,ia en:7 rtmi DEATH iitota- fine. BITE. OP 'A' Ttfiviia.=-;The Gassite.givgs theOartic'u larlkof ifklyfitlitli. death °f l it' hokin klymptiim( fl copilau,Tefon,th,e fingc,,r ,ityrn a t tie. The eyfineliims Were"iini eamfi as hiara tihoititt!' got to4r,' - iitterthe bite, the lad bilanne ffaveri(iffiinni ofterlhe Anger' I:ad:Veen lanced black ilitoni.apjaared,;on, the -other ,hand; and pprpttyenta_fc4lßW,Fll, in,whiCh theont if erer wonld tinarankiiite at Whaieifer , clime - in hie, way, atier the iiiinner theritirtie:'' .e ot eiPg ,-.The Democratic Territorial;;Corivention, in spssio,q,at,Topekt!,,yeetpectiAy tiom , inatod 4:. W. ' cdrieepeindentisaya of NapoNod; that 'hiviebkrece an Italian; by birth a Dutchman,, .by. the_ichool,ednestioo.a Gerroan„by: military education a Swiss; by political studies in Erig,- lisitman, and by his crown u Frenchman. ' .. , <LERVRYWOETH, A lig tgottutv \;f3cntotintt T4ursaity, August 20;4909 i' • -' ''' •1 4 , 'L. re;..l,-. •• 1. •PET - T, EN G I 4 ... ,I . i C 013, .i - AIiERiIINC.'A 1. 1. 'llo. r .(yriAs v il . ptlStreett. Neu;or Yk, dtttl 10 toile St . Xtortb4. , . . ~ , 'S; tif r: 1r Pal` E'Nut id, &' CO., aro (lie - Agents' far t he .11.YinaiDokst oo,tr„Ontl.,.tho =not.: irirlitoutial and largoit clritilytiiii - Nr-Oilyq.piiiiiii Ma TrailmrStiires'orid CiO CAlk , .. milli, 7T.1117 arerivathorisfd t .,yr .roritia9t.. for uk ,t,•.ovi• Demo'ciatic tta'te ,NcipiAationi., • 't. -:a ,t , ;; 'MOIL Belli+ EY olipqXNffigiU • . . • • JOHN • ROWE; ..%•••?,•, DiStkic,tiNominations: t, '• . ,• • . • is , :11ACp[IV.11, -, of . 51%0411 CO!t9ty, 0p!!,joot 10 t” A F ti,,n of 1"./loti:ict Convention, . , itg:Pkidr4„Nl , Kotti) S'tibject to Distiit%fConliehtion'l' • r County Nominations.. • Fop.•(111I.31p . 51(/NgR, • WAI'TIERIIIAiy. J. DAVIS. ,I1• •, ':•:: • •• , :1 • 1 • •T • ~ .IrO.II, C OTIPtfE.I 4 .i. 1 .1;4 i (1;.1.1;,,, - . ;rHcNrraiter(^ftßeictiti i Port ~Allegatry,i,,seet , tis a .stalk- , .-or cattier , a hundle, , coataitiitigmpwatds of .fiftyt stalks; C frOgO, one. root r che,product!,e( a singliime.4.! , Lre semb)es, grown',lo , :this, :vicinity;-it, is rdai ker etrlorCFai more thickly covered,wyitlidlegyes:orA ;bias/C.114d a*, ogeel,AS lunallCnf Chan: millet r , Mr. _Barrett -eaya.che growth is ,very.large. . The specimen befoieme :is ,near fivelleet .Thentroduction oL this .graes ,utto the count rovill he ; or. greaChen *fit; as, it giv,es , our formers._ gn oppoitunity provitling an.egeellept 'substitute, lot, hay.: •Co:acitTrrioi.r.—offe - see that A.' ist.'" ssihrn has eatahliShed. a - tiothol l iye'rf.'Stable In 'tills place:, He the' host. of hork . es and carriages.to lot aflow prices: , .lt was tixinghi douUtful livery stable' eauld lie liistctiaa(l;'' Vet' increase b ' urline'ss le . sec!i fFfbt tell! andenbtedly, be well patronfzd: ••'; We Ondersi4ntl: two of the.. retdEti :Lof i iyttteotOil mvOrka rneftedi ~b y :toeing tiiposod :tivliota. fi re. ire , ' pot en opoiled,rand..can ibo fuse/ ,fOr,drier'oo DEctak;w 7 Jasper Marsh 'deciiriestho. l itom-• for County AuditoN, end it : thits becor , ngs the, duty, q . the peptr,al",committl ' t to.rrippiy .the , T!OangTa Arkeeti'4. for this purpose. The office a Auditor is pile clofthe ; most, important ;'q the eOuntyo,. at Jan - melted eth 'tb notorious - cor - rehrindent of :the'.7c: Y.' Tribiine hag .writieii . )l ll b64 . in which miseion'''Oc'eu4." We es)t all ,who united with him- in th, Itansa. .crusade to read it, and kest.in . mind - that this. same . Redpath is one of - the Spostlea of 'the Republican party. - He -says:" c , 7 war* between the isfOrth• and . the South would ultimate inincur- reclean, and : - that the Kansas troubles. would , probably cream a military .condliel of.faid a;etione. Renee left ,Ahe south.,..end .went to . .'„Ronsas, and endecivored pell.9.cTally and pen to preiipitate . a revolu tion..'.• '11%i!) tield 'avowal; takip eenjartiliim w i th the hope expressed 'by the gteat Republicans leader;' Giddlngs r the day would" come' When the toOli:Of 'the incendiary Would;light pp tie south,' ' weaves no -doubt. upon - Act:mind' to'thp'principalaim of the Etepithligen s pow ty:.: le civil w a r and disunion. . . . . • . A.v?untry editor having : received twia.;gold dollarti-in•advance for hi paper •sayit that he atilt alto w . a children to plai'iviih Other , ctrenot a oauitl. New Voik - ; Mr. Marsh has taken 'posseision of the Rrie Road as Receiver; with absolute control of the property, su'blect .Only to 'the 'autliniity the SuPremetehrtl' It is . statedoVith some shear. .pf probabilityohat he . intends to appoin t Mr. Minot - as hie' assiataat #pefatini the' 'We understand it Ls :not Mr, Marsh's . intention to make any important chingoi in ;' personnel of tho goad. Tlie,Cotomittee orDirectott engaged in . Makitig out a scheine of capitaliza : tion, tiut aq yet,htitie adoptea no:Plan. TUE KANSAL CONSTiTTITIONAL CONVENTION. --7 The . Kansas, Constitutional . ConventiOn, bee. :broken up in a.row; the • Democratic members' ,secedlng and refusing to sign the State consti: lution adopted.by the convention. '::t'h'e 'quart, rel seems to have arisen from; a idttee'Perbonal, controversy; in which charges of hribery were freely bandied.: The immediate-occaoion, Of the trouble was, the question' of looting.,tlie State capital. , The contes t lay between the cities - LaWrence and Topeka.. '.Theltitter was chosen, :arid iffw'as 'Upon Iblichoice that charges,:of bribery and cerruption were foun ded...,, The. Democrats , finally seceded . alto= Origofi 0:11t. The . official vote of Oregon has at lastarriv, wed,. Which gives Stotit o theterrreiatievanciid ate' , for Congress yisjorq : of 4 Votes : . In thi . catie the:Republican i;langh cornea . in”justhe-, foie the returns: • • • • • •-. • • The Cornmissioners appointed 'by- the Gov ernor f;,examinn the .Sunbury: & Erie from Erie ti)Nyarren, arrive din this place yeateid'ay ,having completed their labor:.' They: were ac companied, by Several gentlemen' from Phila. 'delphrit arid Erin.. The Cornmissiimers mort the track as being ready for the iron to Oil placeiVarrot Ledger. , . . . . ~....,..f.::-4.-.-Vnica-,--/sugust gl-;--,1„,„59f-,!;, 3..'t .'! Ps . oi lie; E50., 1 ,. , •.• ` : '‘4 ..•:"•:.- • f''2, ',.....• 4 c/s'i,J e`f tislellenuiti l sic eiisilitteSe , ..• '.....:': .e`—••q. ' .ll.i l i * 4 l dotic ii V.iilietiesndi : i '' e for ounW / f e?, nyOwn 'sk a ecandtdslsffor. :-Auditor,-"F The .floiniffatiiin%mes i tiiid o w lh o r, fity.lnfif.ini thc„*.light est' IslioWledge: of at and. es,l.sm.et.preiefit situated it would , belmpoi: ~ - ...,,, .._ _. .. . ~ . _, ••• ~. siblefossne r tp attend..topie 4 d_ut ice of . tlio off i ce; ' Iweie'l te,lmielented: .Itiheiefore; WO relitly linink,Cto . tlie ,CouyentiOn;,.mosi ,Cespectfullk, iscliielning a: rillill.ltte. , '..: : 'it; ,---•,•:. - i ' '. • Respectfully : Yours;,• - • .. 7 ,.,,';',:. , 1 '. '',., : ..,"JAsstst•JitAusii., ~ Meetlilrof the . Tienive`taiic - eomuitttee. • ' l A'''tiietitiiiig of thiir.DeniOCratii helit Bennetkliqute; Smettiport,.on:Tueislhiy the 24th' it 4' Yeti thiti nOriri . lble - HieriBnll, the - Off' •ebyility ll'idiioil l th'eronvintidti keying ifoini'n aced':htit. one candidate fore thO' o'lltee; 1 14r: March,arid tie ' o:riler'erf the Cantiniiitee; . ' T. C. IVA:CKUS , Wiseecres tire *dieting another -porde in money froin' the fact thait'the' fereiin iMPUtts ere':se 'lt is id to hoPO MO will heed . theleS ions al ieedi deOily the lessee' and suffering mire recur to the coon . - tr . tioirt' ii y idsicin:: l The poliey Which for: ed,' Whit . we ii'eideit'''Or for, beenis'to hay eritirO'lbet•sight and . a - spirit ' of desire tO'get rich :bi has obtained: Our',boeinese'is e, entirely on a.ficti mus basis, °un- Pipei'Ctiii ) e4ii,` that when 'mately. and .'honestly: imitiaged is not 'reliable .and' if • • a ”panic" occur, is entirely, wortbless for' thO immediate ' 9 e the" 'peordO: adh us 4 .our business le'carriellen in this 'recklese'credit system The remedy consists in confining the business of. the count ry 'within the titbits of its' legiti= "ate. wants livid Means:* Iris, time to corgi; mence this refOfii in earnest: Let the'people M'KebiCeininiy ,Make it a ruiito buy n'oth. : ing:tbat cannot" be paid iof at the time Mir:: Chase, and they. will, sO far.a's future:operations, areCOficeind,' be: above'. the effect of a panic: Thb ifresentbtriide en' excellent opportunity for clabsei .Wifhin` Mir county to try: the experl i'dieid,nithe 'at- the Sunbury' , & Erie 'Rai6o create!' a cash market•flor all products that-die eqi,lief'iniked With, • alsota demand-for lahO'r it 're n eritti Th e' extensio n of.:the'canal to 'will•Mit it in the power portion of otiii lumberman to realize money Tor'theii lumber at any time on delivil ery, wittiont being.Oubjeet to the loss and de:;. lay of seeking si'sbuthern .metket,' by Way of pie river. ;.The reform commenced in the country will gradually:extend. to theicities, and our.heally Importers will coni'ne their opera;: tions within iefe-bOutids; or if-'they do :.not, the'Country, theeource of all Wealth, will be t • ! Republicin pariers, as , usual, attach all blime of past cthSrd times" to the Democrat . and : insist if we sbotild be at any future time; it would hi entirely ;attributable to 'Demoirats... But n short tiine sinetheY complained' that the irri poits hid tallelf to such an 'extent that the revenue ivitsi inetiffteient• for the exPenses GOvernment; and now that there Is large 'qu'ati ides of 'goods , brotight into 'thi Country; and as consequent i n cr ease of revenue from duties,. . they have fresh , causes of complaint against the DeMociatic party. .This same pirty head; cased of .unnecessary cost . in the expenses of Governmenti and are hitterly denounsed . .for the, deninasid mail service, made necessary by . the Opposition in defeating the Postal appropriti tion bill inCongress. tVerily . the Demoiratic party have much to. answer 'for. Admitting it to have controlled the deitinies of. Our nonri 7 try, had it not ought, in jiistice, to have Siime Cridityor the unparalelled growth and prOspet. ity to which we have attaiiied, as a nation. '.COAL AS:AN AID, TO .. INDUSTRAL PROGNESS.= questions' of high ecOnoinical value arise out of the possibl &development of the great coal fields of The 'United ,States, 'which comprise no less :that' 196,840 square miles—added to which the British provinoep contain 7530 square miles.— ,These coal areas are amazing and may be pro ductive of immense corrimerciarresults in the far future. When ' reflect upon , what .has been achieved by the produce of the Coal fields .01Britain,,mere.specks compared with these of the ,Uasted , States,and, in figures amounting ohlji to sir :equate Miies—when' we. further iedilder tire toil coalfields of Europe; and find. thenfonlyB964 square miles—and then endea ivor to.anticipate the.mining .of 'the; enormous ,fieldisof.the United States upon an extensive scale, we are led to forecast a future of almost 'bounilesa initeiprise for that wonderful country. :An militate of the probable • produce' of the American coal fields' may be formed'fromeorne data afforded in an excellent work just publish... ed Prot Rogers, op,the Geology of Pennskl-, .Averaging, the - total thickness of the Workable coal in Great . Britnin 'at 35 feet ,we hive' a totatof workable coal equal to 190,- 000;000,000 tone. In the same way, estimating the total area of the productive coal helds of North America , as 200,000 square miles (that , is inclusive'of tfimßritish Provinces) and aver aging the 'thickness 'of godeworkable coal at 20 feet, a result of 4,000,000,000,000 tons is' gain ed,. Gr, tomSket these results ,more epprecia , ble, if we take Ihe,arnount of workable coal in m Relgiu,airl,,theri that in .all the British Is . lands is rather .more. than 5; 'that in all'Etfrope 91, and that in all the , coal fields orNOrth Amer ie• is .1 t1,./ . ,.Thicinetliod of ratio is :more: in teliigible than that of relative superficial mag nitiples---;and we at once perceive that the Uni ted 'States. possees more than twenty-t WO time's our amount of coal:' We apprehend, however, when mining discovers,mOre fully the charsic *cif the.Aritkrietin coal, that the superinrity, of our best bituminous 'coal will, in, a large ineaeure r compensate for our' smeller quantity.. , —Loudon Naming Journal: . . . • STANZAS. •. • ' . tiithiArt'aead, only 4 ' • , Our cherilibed one of earth; • , : • niOre we ' ll, hear:thy.folltitepi fall Upon the glowing, i ~ O fcrw merrily the time.niussid by, ,• ifirlithtlbou didet • `4'.....;,.J.F0r-theii we bud a faiki . eluirm,. That' smoothed life's weary wily. • •• 6 • • .• - • .. • -• ThOugh elonjla Obscured ,the noonday's slug, •••••••4 '• '•And tempests 11°100 aronnd.,. -- .• Though Invelpflowers and golden inaybe,: ' • '• ?Lay withpred on the.ground: • • • 4 Still all watijnyoua hero on earth,. Though every flow.er,Was dead; • weld 4 tiowerlar w,b.itboybas it tied!' • . • . . . • Grim, death bad poised-his fatal dart, ,• ,- To try its, deadly,' • -• ' ••• . 1 Acid with' im nynlie gti'ked, ; , • ••••• Tolled some tender flower: • • ' ." • .• • .As Ifnipdopacidua of his strength,'.. • • . And that be ~ • • ' •.- • struck. iiyoung.and tenderbuilf And Rif dhl lne renal? '' Why. ahonlil he; pluck' ..•- • That blosannictrin the floldi • •• COuld not tholiano . n y s o • • ... , . tender bosom shield? ~ • . proyeni and tears oUnd'avall, '• • To stay ,Idelatal;dartt • • And could ho yon ntl i and t. --To heal tho.bicedips heiset? • . . Is tboro . ne niej.cy: in ; h4lbxig.iB.o: . .. • la there.no pity, there?• • -And, can he heat' arid' • • ••• Tho weilinge Aintdr?' „- • ' • Perchance huilftirt hi pained:Again,' All wet eiitlilecaldinitlenre• • • Oh;-who can. tell.where•it will etriko,.. •- - . And who can calni our leers? . • ' . • . . . The noontide son ehines roburnfully;•.; ..` .. • The forest'a tinged„with g100m;.,.., ' • . For, now' the flower that bloomed so sweet, . • i' .. IS mouhlering:lo the tonli.: ~ • No reorelier - little handi' , :wo , llclasp;• Or her footsteps fall, • .' • • . : , .. Nor hear lierlisp's.eweet ..Imampa, ,, •Or answer to her ealh ,•• -, , . -..., .. • . • ' • . • .. .. But 'should riemottru her exit hence, ' • To that more blissful:Ali ore, .• .• • i.Wheicire shall Meet—ell meetagain,, And meet to Mill' no mote. • ' Thom cease; fond pa;rentd, dease•to 7116u:to; Dippel all care apd gloom; • • , 'Thy sweated FLOrtliNdt le in floaiien, 'Mhprellexera.prer,l?loomi;.: • Pr.,.4..Colereanoyhoes death 'yvareannpunct. .edlaii i .vveek was, Mts. of the 'oldest settlers . in, that partof The.county; having removed froan glsego,'N. Y., in the year 1819, and settled at the. place , w,here, he,•'resided at the time of his death Dr: Coleman, in common.with the ear .lyeettlers of the.eounty, suffered untold , priva tions and "hardships.. : Pray isions' had.aften to he panked on berries fropu 'Jersey Shore, -a dis- Mince of 80 miles, over-a•routealmost u:ninhab- At an early day, Mr. Coleman, iu company yvithCapt ! liividht, of ICheriango county, built a.milt, on theaite now,lcnown a.the . 4 6coleipaa ,bnt in tliose days, ,lumbiring was not as profitable as in has now becotne..— In.someinstances. there:ivas not enough: real. izedirorrythe sale of lumber, at Pittsburgh or, Cincinnati to pay the .exp'enses'6l getting if to. . - .hfr. colethan raisecra large family:of _cliii dred, which are settled .inthe vicinity- of the 91d, Homestead, and are enterprising, ' reliable citiiin a in, good circumstances. Tlie following letter from,Mr...Georga, Chary erlain,•we copy from the OleaO Advertiser;-- Mr. Chamberlain as,ie.well•known:is.the.pre "prietor Of the Olean Foundry, at Whichtkp torts used at tha;Lafayette Oil:Yorks were manufactured:, He . has, recently spent .several days at the Davis Mines, .and speaks in• praise of all he saw there:, N . ..Y.;.Aug. 22, 1859 JAS. T. H ENRY, Esq. - Dear :Sir . :—I have just refurped from • my long contemplated visit to.the Luther - DaVis coal mine; its Lafayette Pa., and . t6 the oil works. .. ' .• I have- used the coal from thathed, and I have found it Superior to any other bitiimin- Oui coal that-I have hitherto .been able to bb-. tain; whether wanted for smith's purpcisetf•bi for making steam. , • • • •• The mine ia• thoroughly•opened,•and several .thousand tons, have been.taken from. it. The vein averages *six feet in thickne l ss, "and there is n apparentlynolimit to the ntiantitiuf coal that can' be mined there. . .There are' five vats in the reeeiying 'room, ; three of which were filled . with*cNde oil of a rich burnt coffee c010r... Six retorts only, were in'oPeration, and tvvo more to be pat in inaion; try, and as a..retort.,Of five tons capaCitY con. templated; arrangements ,being on .that ,for its :erection. , Negotiations appear- to ,be neerly ' !consummated for*the immediate , placing of the iron on the B. &-.8. R. -R. as. far as Bradford, twelve miles from the -mines, and for continue' ing the road to their immediate neighborhood. The-value of the 'coal -is Well known, The ,question of its-fitneSi fdr oil, ,(a portion of , the vein only' being-used for that ,purpoid. I, be lieve,) is settle d.- ,I have nOt only. seen some 'of the , purified oil burn but 'I have' !reedit in process -of purification,' running over from- a small still of afew .gallons capacity, as clear - .as - olive oil; and•quite free from offentive'odoi, and 3 belie seen nOcodLoil, that gives, better, light,' ,r crinsider thd project success—notii question oftiine—but a thing, clone. "Maya not time' to prepare a rifore - elaborate statement on a subject of such' great -interest to Olean, nor would it be proper to go more intei.detaile. , ‘I .131 Are no hesitation in .saying that visitors,will 60; well repaid by a'visit to. the mines. • , • , • *Very resp'f,*.Yours,-&c.,* •, . GEO. CHAMBERLAIN*. A DELvao.On Tuesday , evening, Chartiere; Robinson and Lower, St: Clair township s; lying •in the vicinitrof Saw Mill :Run, were , visited by what the residents believe to be ,a Water- Spout, sweeping everything before it. The low grounds , Were completely deluged, and the Smallest 'Stream's were 'so ".Owetren • that they overflowed their banks. The foundations of two frame houses up' the run were"tindermined the,buildings being earried, away. and ,hOoted down the stream., A portion of the` Temper plank-road' . ,was swept away' and - . the 'planks carried: to the toll gate; blocking it up complete/Y. ..Large quantities, of saw logs and - Ittnober, from Caragan's mill, caino down anil found their , way into the river, 'A 'portion of the bridge". over SOW 'Mill 'run.; at 2 Smitley's tavern,'Was washed atVay, 'and the foundation shattered se as to render it..un'safeto"pass over. Many houses were partially ,submerged, and 'the: foundation's of some undermined by the force of the Watery element. • The foss has. not, been 'estimated, hut it is "considerable, and . no little inconvenience prise `lrern-this,tinMr pected• mowing •of the waters.--Pitta,..'Pod,. •• , • 18tle ' — "" rn *.°lsburned on e.osoutr, redentEl. amounted to.$2000,01).-. , . . , 'OrHAFF4 O. /N .SQuAws,,Hotage Gieeldroa a recent othne.tilt; residintaear ' the junction of Hatn'sPriric Whokhail,een • thel,e twent y oddryears,.' .6eginWith littleir*Othing 'and has quietly ac ea trdilafao SOme.fifty Seises, ttirefliat, fOr Ltr7tth:e.t-inf neat,eattli,;.three sinews . ; and any. • eumber ot.half:lffeed "children.. ;Ale iistid! to be 4ortfi3ev erftY - fire'ilinusanifihitlars 4. thottgh lie . .haknot=qyen a-garden 'has probßhty,.. Rot tasted an apple or peaeh these _ten . years . , a nd. lives in .a tent which. would he_doi,4ifilt.y:dol- 1 larS: Greeley says: "White men with two or three - squaWceniti; a re ',Au ite .aonitrion. through .intt this, regiori,_ and,.YoUne„-aad rplatitv'ery!enfoe -33/ girls'are'litiagffrfitfin thahOhitheraily white Meg atc,fegularly-and. openly ris.;,Circas sian-s. Constantinople; ustilirianko•'or prices is froni's:4o2.tiisBo:--abortf4that of Indian horses. , bear it stated that, though Ali" tradei be dull, that in young squaws haa .brisk.on Green River acid the North iPhAtte," Xxieristott QMbn to Porttilit. • .9n• Tuesday • morning hiat f •theY.xtensidtc, PertYilte 'was formally., :opened! 'l44:boati,,. loaded with: citizens . °Obis. villageptid. dor. neighboring , villa'ge of Tortvillej•left the 'been here•tdr•pm letter port about it O'Clo'Cli,T,fee boats •wera towed by. four hems boat was accompanied bf•abutuPof Olean.Corifet'ilautl being upon 0ne...- - ;-Thelpitss- Wet, ; ptSzt heing, reached tie - over, 'Arriving: therei-the.enterprising'uitizeis-hi44reptired, a most ituriptuOui dinner,' under the direction Of Mr Tiarabee, mine host of the PortYille.House,' to Which. the levited 'giteits 'did 'iriiiejinitice. Hon. F. S. Martin was:arie„ong.,thegueste,lint we regret lie'viSs compelleitto lea'vebufort4e arrival'of the balance of the: guests,- al it., , was expected he would addrist•them: • There were no speeches, blit. everybUily,: Seemed, to.he,de f lighted.with the:trip, and iongratul atA one!. strongly. maiked - upon the :cetintenance t s_uf all '---.especially. the citizens trf quence.of the ceinpletion of the. canal, to their enterprising_ village; • .• 'We understand there- is • (ruin 35009,000 . t0 .5,000,400 feet of lembur now wafting isliipynent there, altoruearly all of which.must reach tide Water befOre the close of: , • • CINCINNATI Augiist 18. P . rofessor:Wise, WhO ascended tiiLafaYette, nd., in, his, monster balloon,, on !Wednesday af ternoon, came down five Milessoutli of—roaw fordsville; in the.sarne State. returned to. Indianapolis this' morning.' , STADiDIZf ~0061, 1 T. Y.0011311T. . „. . J. C. Backua;.ilorough of SonittlipoTt;'..Va than, Cennii, Eldi . ed; William WiikioAibetty; 1 C.. 7 M00T0, Stippen; . deres. — C9SIMITTEE CP VIGILA NCE:, Robert Hinds and , G. 11:' • Gillett, .Ceres; ;R. P: Fowler. and C., C. .3fOles, `Eldred; • IL: W. Barr and S amuel Boyer, Bradicirdi rind E. Sunderland, Corydon; Orrin 'Perky - and Charles Woodruff, Hamlin; James Aiideirscia and-M. N.FoWell, Hamilton; .Williain Gifford and Tho Mas Goad:yin, Keating; George Moore' and C. T. .Aledblrjr; Liberty; ,Jittiperr, Marsh and Wm.. Blew; Lafayette; Andrew Gallop and Ransom Burdick, Norwieh; Joseph Ellis ;and Gidenn Ellis, Qtto; S. B. Sartwell.and Roman. Lutz, Smothporti. ilishoriLucas and .T. Fall, Sergeant; N. L. •'DYkalind Seneca F:leetpan, On motion•of G,.R. Moore, the proceedings and resolutions were ordered .to be ! printed.'-in the M'Kean COunty Dentqcsixi.: •, ' : On Motion, "adjourned„sins :dia., . , S. SARTWELL . , Smethport, Auggust 15;4859. • . ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. NOTICF. is hereby giv.en amt.'. C. ACKLET, . Administrator of .the . ,EState of HENF COI , IKILIN, rate of Bradford Township, deCeased, has filed. in my office his - fast end 'final ItccOunt as Administrator of said Estate; find that he -will present the same for. confirmation at the next Orphan's' Court to,be held at Smethporti . the 4th Moudity.of September next,: ensuing,. C. K..-SARTWELi., . . . , . ; • .. . 'Clerk Orphan'3,.oordir Smethport, 'Aug. 23, 1859 • p23-4,w SMOIPOIILLIVEitY STABLE' THE'sLIBSCRISER has cif;etietr4 Pe.W:Lfy-: ery,.Stable . in Smethport, at the residence of Dr. -Wisner on' King Street; three_ Anors east ..of Court .House; •where can be ; found the, best of Horses and 'Carriages at low prices. He! intends , to 'make .Smethport -a permanent reitidence, and asks a' share of patranage. . • A. N. -SMITH. Srpethport, Aughst 2 , 1; 1859. . • - n23tf: . . 41 , • . . ESTRA:Y . OME TO THE PREMISEWOF THESUB . C.scriber, in Elated. township,MclCean CO., pa : , a Steer three or four year old, of avarage size; red color ' •a few white hairs on the;end Of his tail,—heebrass knobs on 'the ends' othis horns.. The owner ia• ra quested to prove Own ership pay chargeai•and-take hint away., or he will be sold'according ,to.law•:. . • '" JOHN•CAPIELELD. ELOnno, August 11, 1859:- .;' $BOO TGIF SUBSCRIBERS WISH TO ploy an active reliable man. in each,section or the State to travel and takeor- SEGARS AND TOBACCO, by samples... WHll.pay, a salary.ors6oo: to $BO O per' year, 'payable monthly. For isaniPys t and particulars'apply to, or address;inclosing.tieenap for retain postage, ',CARY • • • • • Tobacconists,' : . 31 stied; i IClviltillc• 1 • • • T OST—A bundletrof clothing' wariest from a .IL/wagon in. passing from Bradford to :Fawners Valley. The bundle contained.clatty.,,cctat, pants, vest, antshirt, tied:up in faCtorir'ClOth. Whoever finds said bundle, will confer a favor . on thC subscriber, by .leaving it at. the Perim crat 01fiCe,: Smethitort,'..and 'Will' be' liberally, paid'for, his trouble. F'ORIC & :FLOVF WHITE FISH AND SHAD., TA.L . O Jr *.:st4-A.l - 4.1V, . ..'".' C4',:P,1.4E*9,'.:,:'i.::,' WARRANTED TO STAND'IN. HOT WEATIIER • OLD '',IROrt.I'IANII.,. l'Aefililliq!,,. . TAK,F.:N in nxchange for . ware.at my. isture,. .or on account.. • E. S. AL51.50.1. I 7 - I'. J. J.
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