r -! --eig9Pßlniff. • . • This wretch Trimes on • the "2id,, 0 phile a. County Prise f ,.. the accounts o rusAme -:tnecity ~ wo °strait the : 41 • - His m9o , er • bn7,!51 , ./mo • trAehttg , • and &fiai. - ;l5tAiS death,',a general indifference ./lis , Awe . rot ISti 1 1 1_ 11 11:L.0e lvithLblejipirimfaitsl - visors, according" • to• the published ;reports; I " coneht . of ti Serioapr atlohctllicAs, 14P-ti el e t . l " lotions, with littlei 1140Ne44.4 inbOng -to induee the slightest confidence in his sincerity, - said: "The onlY • alterations seem to have beeti, from raving _and. irreverent Pielernatioderfn- in -n' arat , • , S V, - 41na P i FY#. 6 0.4.t.e00,4 SEtttwOot pz.likgentlitina and tippreaoliing-fate... ,,,, , „ , 7 he elpfenteptpf otptit•freninar midnight of Thursday pp te - tho hour of incaution , aro •.t • .• • - iMmonen. e•co4 r , tinAtt,stnifitan4 . . 1)..L.L - .After religions. ' l "tiefifeei;•hy - tki 'arid lion - - "”fil; Spiing , tivas , .:tisked how 'Ha r'in. ioelyeredt.t.,t Lusever. felt ,better- in- my: UPI, 1 „noYer mitrdered any. person, ciftick expect. to die a thrhitinn, 1 bellore n, the, f0rd.,,,/plus ha'altufe 'Orin 'Ol.OO My sins ' wash topsail' hi his' blond,' and that he cou save me;‘ and I'mover did bblievein anything else. • I tilsehelieve inthe..resurrec t oftlion he - hollY,And in judgment, Plo y , poem, cretin:sting: 'after "deOthi 'and-that • ,everyman' ninstgive• on ateolint eiMy tion_of ;bier/ice, whether . ' it be' good lir' evil,' PO id il.Piertef ' n''tfuestion put to -him,: (with the open - • Hible hale Etind)-Dit'yon'lver that God, - for Christ's sake; accepts , cindlorgiv'ei you ? he answered, : "Itrust »11e• does, •and ,t,seath ''4ltais'not'treuble me.", To a..qtrestion pot - . to - Ho 'Yon, in ttie fear of before • wheMy'odivillatipefir in n' four , bent's, forgive :every one wlictinis in any Way or in jured yent!.he answered.,.. I do •and I' trust He will forgive .me s ae /forgive tilem," His' last statement was--Although ; the boy " brought honfe ,the never told . me , he murdered the Women r•neither !do I believe that, he. knew,anything 'about the mut'- . der, for if. he had. he. would _have, told' me.•:-- Neither do I believe ho Ind 'any hand These are to be'conSi'diredasiny dying words. .• He .previonbly.tgono into•it long - detail (so eftenteld) „about hit son's. visit- to Airs: Shaw and Mrs. Lynch, after midnight, tied bridging hcimelbe Money. He then, in posi k tonne; declared' fie Watehr bedon the night ,of :the murder.;' and:bough•: . the Soii.brought • home the money and pit it in his packet-book, , yet ho deplored that he:, bp/eyed his, son had hatid in:the murder of_the women , and_that he le tintireir. Clear. '!' ' ' - :.,After_ having-got through hie Wtatement; ho commenced ,to joke. andiatigb,elthough•-res minded of the necessity of being solemn, ,tie ^- said',' "I . hove dot - along'johrney to take in the morning;lntl aen't Will get ...MO off until after, dinner, as I, wont to lay , in good . Meek . , of ',provisions." then he - 'went on to reiate an anecdote in ,relation to a two men siiimmingn rice. That end of them ~t oolvir week's provision °w-his beckOind'when . the other saw. gavenp the.bet. The' prisoner ,then..loughed To until - :reminded:of hie' condition . :To 'this 'ho re- ~____•27.ntarkiiti thin 'hirconld not help it; ne 'he was ' so glad'to. get off. , In 'answer to a 'remark thogovery Rer9on...in.the; community believed him guilty, and that we, his spiritual . advisers, '• believed it tilio;'hOsnid, iiyint must think I •• am a Greek," rind'thns'huf Went we' /eft. him; about .midnight;• , ,to .take his -last previous toliwahotiing in eternity, • -After the departure of the Rev. Messrs. "'Street Onit'Heiihil;tffil ihd prison, 1 • •Reif•Mr. Ater:ander,' took their' place, and the l' ,,,, prisoner,,aftur•Pome • contairsation.:witlr him. atePt fer Several ,honws,, : tile: nuelto About 4 o'clock, and jellied. in :prayer with the Rev. the Welfare of his sett uniPosited.Mr.‘'Alekan .der,tok.joitt him in.a prayer, for his dear . Ar thur. The religions, services were continued up t 0.7 opcosional intermissions,' daring which Spring asseverated his innocence and hin.hglief- that .hiii, Sow: was also • clear" of the guilt of blood. • _ , ' ''' "The spectators 'Within' the numbered i'•-nt • least - unprincipled practises. ;• :• •• • • • vtinimEss OV'''GAS .The fleading Gazetietlivan VOOo op• peas of gas it l t !O l Pat/P9EL qtr.„4lltai and ieCommenda - 16,genaral Me to thi) . oliviSoo . , „.. Oar,,gas bills rendered on .ilie,firskinstrtall are decidedly .. rhe moat, satisfactory. we - .linve ;lief litid from tink,Vortinni: • 3Ve, abtin't'elinit tit-C.ls6st of: gas at' the xa'in'it'isliori furnished; and don't tbinivitnY ern i''.eiseoughl: Evety-l*y . living .within range of ,the ,street-inainashouldiake tbogas„., At...the pres, eattime, it'aYforda a light ns -c eap . as the 'cheapest; abil better . ; end the expense Of in , Itroduning fixtures will be more than repaid in. . „. the eavieg of trouble and t ire o required to!Seep larnpsorcipr,. to soy,.nothing of injur,y to "Parniirire, and loss by breakage and other. ao-• SEHIOVS+OIIAIijEJ. '+" `+ Very serious charges of bribery and cor ruption," aro made in the. lopofoco papers_ against Mr. Batnilton B. Barnes, member of ,pitr State Senate from the. Somerset district., ]3o is p6tly ape : Ticl.of . openiytabi ng : bribes bonstini of the spoils ", no ; :quirectby bis position , and lot° in the Senate. WO haye refrained from noticing thise charges in.the hope that 311 r. Ilornep-iveuld be able to present to,the,public asathifactoryiniidatiorr, ot. us einiracie'r from Such seriope JJo 1;i18'i;0, V'Ytit donel;our 6'er utid. " if by silence ho means to' tacitly confess his, guilt, lire hope lie may meet, the fate which is threat. tined him,,that,af public expulsion from the a Professed ,Wyg itia*hig press . will enite.ip denouncing a,tuan 'silo has so elleeteleeely i protzlituteci his officio! position. .C4l;!it . A 'lle'latest inteiligende frorn'Cliina lthe Airieticen; bad ngi•eed'torprotebt and the ino.uth . of the walla against the " iebiltr: IF is . isniiposed‘thtit they . haveyoceivetViit'tetein* the•prnmiso •of thh opening , et thii.`g9iiite to ell foreignera; 'lll4 prtviiego'fo tride in any .. ;poet. Thil intetterenoe Is impel hid it:would •bo-befter•not to- :meddle with the interior nt .faire of Chinn, , • •. • • "• '•EXAMINATION"OP: REI.IIIIICI3 'OH Anlitun Sroncit.The body, of ' 'SPring vas leen , to'llio disseolirtgckin 'UP thb'rbilndelphia I College - br - Mcclicitie onyattirday bud netitoni: 'ically.ckamined Ly Thfessor.Jnmee -McClin tocli;'ln the presehce .4af litrlibridei . .Evans , and . receral physicians and Solari ' : lifre geniletn'en; and the studentfof • the medl: cal class. :yhe Bulletin • eaysi• ;•::.' Ybrealegtetedevilcimente"of the liend of , the , tourdeVer. were chnrecterletio. of thesnan..,.Tbo 4Lead. 'vett lerge,.heingislier 22 in oi T utnferFnso.• Tho-pereeptivo, foe. ut w6ie strong' 'nnd' 'the' rot fleetivo.lveak. Ittinevidetie4 ends other' oitotie,'Arldeli efh.the itidietdiode•Aiflo good tlispetd!lem;•lvike - foun'd to,bo very , poorly„dovelo,eJ„nitito,ecfhh neea and fiin..nees were large, end enutionsiOe wan well deri+lop ' ed:” Seet'edlienees tune lnrso;'riyt) tllorigitrini orgentii ideh'he'dOlnbolivetioNtintid dentrucilveneso - ;:weto , enortnous:,„ Viet base of Abe brAlik Nees e,ery,,lnt'go....,TlAO::for,epo.4' of file bend was verln y pion,. and. tho',hnchory, sensunllty hticVaitielti: :The' krofeesor styled the craulunt of the dedeised a bull-dog . • 462t 4 gx , t4ori. Johnstone a fto , Novi Yory,,oO the business of thwAlloghotij. Volley Iteitt:otot,, *Liable' dealite& tcl Artnjr , ~ o liAte'en, T heuro'.ot. Z Totr' York oltyr nod! thek ,l I Groat Goal Ilaein of Webtern , ereenityiroiiiii, imeirth calm ot Buffalo, Itoobeeterland I lie ):114 .2 .ifennegivanitt poithin of the road • le , l7s.ltoilte lone atideitri eetimtited - : - ;r0)0 0 0i1 ~: .$6)900,041O '. 94 . lthickegiooo;o6o Obeeribect ;atobk;'....llO r'r'ona :;e ` all under I'ettntreott . to'lgi'finithed: iu 18514 ad' , 90b)14 on , dro.tiottkeittlyorit 'on itlilefOg 'Jai that 40, ialiOti44 fit itreetintiO ; re 7,* 40A with ;. 6" tho t e .ql o ,ol 4 i - ...)4 11 : r . 4,, iikitia . .; gliffir 411.* at 4 . 44" 91911!1:40*014-14ta'40a 0*,; i6 cifilitibili - ) fir ,;; ; ;Iyeat 404:04141,riiv,;iftp4",:iiiirotAft:st MEI . „ . t -t 3., -.- ', , . :...:'!:. .i 3 0,4:17 - ;- - 0-,xt,i . pl.t.pr.cukNAßA., „„,..t7 4 , :i.5 . : 4 ...,4:,,r417.,=-44 . 4 VIT.-4',4'1,---v- .'''' 4 (' Ailolgrap . liloAspateh dates! Qiebeti,'Jtine , 8 0 ~syy.. 41.4igitt of .krtotoua demonetyat. ! : „.:6 , VtstriilT - 4tlk4 Avazzi, , theololinlo:* 'lan. OhDi — lerliled toly . deliveredli. , eOuraept . . r.F 4 'Y'. ' 'L.-IL ~, ;in •' . •••'. - I%.,"`'e tq .A.k.tW..4 1 ,, „TANK+ - 1 . re 1 rT... 41 1r„..k.'+'./ri I F e .W, yttkif„;:.o.; • ~.- - 1. : 4;.:;:?*1. ., ,,., . -- . kti-ain •.. —.44 ~' 5t.:.4 D - 'g 'the ii ye of rather traymtv,..ne. the Free _Church,. laot - Ofght,,:while.: hi', Wib'' 1 4(14:44-ibrawitileitiorOttid”bitanded. le - Ireland by the agenoy.pf Ribbanistn, a man 'Filly ' tindorDed , ,.! Is rip:o , This Rpttired to Us t a al iii t es. outeidut ' orinetantl,tteh w etdne pittlatithrough" the windows and a mob rushe dmto the church . . - driora ltilli; il 18 Wall cr libiliiii. -- Thisr - iforied' Gitimizi•fintla.tleiiipted follith*AiinVe4 - er' , the: pulpit, but lie defended himeelf, and , fitter 'hifeatiiik'diiii le - Velar Of hia aseallanfir with a chair, was finally thrown ovetr.Xlie - iiall, r9i: - .. .ne_d_ht hie firiontif Is; tie eret ar,y_wa cf,..*llY. beatn, but he desaped. with - sl ight in : 4 party of ioliffers . ”finlillY''Oleareil - ', the 'heined. , lbe : lntib , attemlarde ..Tiretit !to' the- Parliament , ffoneoiettlling.for,,an'elme;ioue:meMbermamed, I.3rpwn, thr,ea t ening vengeanco.iip,on,bita.t, Q_ a. is bellei . ed'fd he not airleuely hurt. '_~.Dloo~}~:-It1oE~~Si'-7)Ioutieal ~: It 'eeStrt that sifter:the dieturbaneo , is 9tte bbri.Vattie'r Made"MiWaibi.lifoittrOal, tbhO'e lfis"attempt' to picture , caused -another I:icit7ivith . 'inorti 'fatal :consequences.. tele_ gratible ifeeini ' Mli'dilied dui 4th; gives the fol. ToVVitig perticidars: • - • :::Ti6tiaiiEea, Juno'9; 785 .-A lecture `was. deliveied itt Hite 'et tY hj lather tlnvu2~i; this .evening.;: mob ,coilecied... in; such:Umbels that the police feirce.stationed.near.the.ehurch .requirea l d of the military. After the !heeling pikers ere: fired by the crowd, where Uporrlbit:trillithr kred Vine' Jt - is its possible; to , any : /Rift *, many lire' wounded—l 'believe there are fou'r or five. The troops aro still drawn . up hear the church, must .the - mob hi :at S'slicirt - dietar.ce, oVidchtly prepared for 'further. miechiet: '''"• ••••,- '•••. ~ .Habeiradt.Ninec: P. 111.-1 Lava Just mot a, man wounded in tlipbyeast. , Oa° 'man is as.. certoined to lime becn N0NT86.4 ; June .t/to. mob. refused to gtvo .'syky,,Nrkt.ti •irdereq, troops fired twice upoil :nrol iMmding - soma 16or 20 persons: Alie , tnob : tyas Moony fonied ; to - retioa,- but furthOr .disturboace is appre headpd,,se.t/ko most, -.intense oaditemept 'mils. ''ho riOt at Quebec, .a nights, 1412: vious' n 6 ktO , Olit lett tO . excitdirietit heio. • . ••-•• • .• Juno ptipet af this city geneinilyOondeinti the firing of the 'troops ns having , taken plane ;without just cause. :Seven persons 'were killed,. 11 wounded, (most of then; severely,) .'and-Timmy others.. Wort. - is gunriled,. by ,ths. iiiid'aory thing pow semis quiet, bur' great feeling prevails amongst the'peorilo. ' • Gavnzzi how rottiriied to Now Yorli and lec tured there ow:Sunday evening.- , 11 Q951.1MAG . ItATION CADIAIS,4 recent ?Cumlier Byfoarn 'Garry/saline' interesting particulars iii idinrd to 'the fire , ' irbieit' 'kid' waste' a consicfernble portion the Upper Ottowa country, in gni:L ida*: The firnnnminenactronrtlt 18th of 'May. Ile* 1 ong:tlin fire inge . a . ,.ivti are not, inforined, btit it binned Oftte're.' traciVeif country enventy 'fillies in length by forty in bren4th, half id .- nbich hatilieen'Taid it;rist.e. eneno woe Of the inoti terrifia and nppollin nature._ Hundreds or fomilios, :persons „of all'rkke's - nod 'pursued by thO litta io tee id ' all.directiona ' witliootL. excepting actual Use; .which !iodny r insitinpes, 'OrtlioTtigi :o;6:;ftfle'sCOUOl'-igeCiilareiey-b!eing the' vicinity and oii.tpih'cvlireira the ot rtevang ind'ivadot is "took•ru ego in' the river ` t'o'' protect' frOin:;111:i oksp'lieee."' A small steamer assisted ttitiatilionfe, making' thei4 escape i and eyeri7tie;y wore awing to'the excessictileiii vfoOdq. on 'both eides'or the river. • . 6" * 11:1';'• '" t"" . onl y o ne cat as as ypt con . sninCIPX/Mpit'exl,' ivbo pe"riStiMl in n in've",VoMO7it Lit property: Who dinzeitc says - I.pwardi . to 'oar'inCofinatiMi; lints been reduced from tbleratiii - cOiriietenCO to a itearli e.ct . iluto con dition numerous instsnces without:Eail for present nOcossttkes, ' , clothes to cover, or ,n house 'ttiMittiOlVee'; 'enif !s; ,i:f . icsl3l.' "O";e:i ope'inliOns of !ha' deli son. ' A portion of tlie eufftrera ore persons wbo o teii years ago settled in''' Is— flint suarter l ,a ter, " grat ng (ram prop°, an(l, win; industry PrITXF.q BI 96 t,?wfif,l)!,!ll,l,6P9l.ldence• nii~*ico"riivb u. S. 'Tbe trealy.,.of peace , concluded. between :Noxico. and the „Uuited,States c nt the clolie of , • the late por,,contei,ne the lonOwmg provision, which would secm.i.o_point out nn easy mode .of settling. t boundory...disp µto.: onhOppily,,ney. disogreument should arise between; the" Governments , r tif two IlepUblios.'Whe n ther'with feipect . to !Prenitiotr of. tio'retipultxtion lin this; treaty,. or .with: respect- tO any. other, - particular concern.' icol,pcootptnereialrelatienuof the tic...nations, a resort Shall not' rcl.to' re prisole, Aggression or hostility of OY tr . by . thesonrepublhinghirtit the other nntihthe government ot that which deeniiitseltagcMied . sholthesumettitely ..considered,. in the spirit of pcoee'enti good neighborhoed,,Whttlier 'ir woOld'horbibetti.rillitt it should iettied by tletarldtration Chrnmiaaeotare appointed on each aide, 9r hy that Of .a frienqy natiom; and, should - .snob course be. proposed by either , party; leohaithe'occe'ded to by the other, un less" deeined "by •• i rid tekther fuootupnlible withltheutiturelof the- difieretmo' , or cumstanees..q.oo , „,,Jurntirt,n, Een,enrric.r-4-singnier ease s 8111(1'p : have oconried in the tewti of Chatham. Columbia; not ,lons boy 'only, years . of ",age,•eog, of ITRItn, nolds, a farmer, residingin the,northetittt,piirt, efthaktown, biennia enrnsed.at . fittlier nom°. •canso, ,nr.,:otber, ,ana. nr.eake4:4leyen: , seance assfoilowa Leaving his , fatbeeet IMuse .at,, &clock, in,.,the Merfiing, bb proceeded . : rdons.,.the;;highlyay, needing, to.ll.itler!a .firing the' woods on either side of thd,roatl in • severtetrces,.by..means of friction , matches; 'Milt II ha rcifeb ed c pre m i sea . o cub en Finch,' ri:distaneCrnf ratletr.' Entering Ilr , Fitich"ti. 'barn through , tbo stabletltir i le kindled a fliti I )un on ,der : the ,, angeriiiid . 7lilesing , t4odoor after . itiza, , weetf eti fife Boon after his depai : .., lane :thalirn• Wat(diseoyered . nuaLextinguishniff • -qP , P°x, t „T0Pt , .. 19 ,1 11 ! 0 ..P.1fgr.:9,,JA 5 9P 4 1 PFA Vall'; [DPoytAr gomor.!.cx a ,Kftlyfilß,fr,,ci,,fil igr,,Pipoh'i ,i910c4 lip ..r;5 4 44 tseeetPi'4 i 1, 1P2#4 , nafi°P.' lbrelkidgi "k ei l l 4; 4i l led , Vi.Ytl to .vefito , ` Le gfcie,g!t , e ir 7.es.rY9,Antpler,t'l....olqtrltle_uFee:94,er iori of it iniiihitiler L otijui time' toliii bain '7 '. e • . II 1,3 t". :. , r.V. ''' " -- 0 5 f Allen P.eYpistp , Oe., l 4',3 , ,o'F!,,:tvp9ii, !i.4 ea? . (etc(' AOef.- Q 4 ,titc, ' , i Xl4l4,Dpirli Vieti ' entirely ' 7 aornsutited...ilibboyiretniiinest,tip.iltilesellio coiipaiiift Oilit'k'itill'islieii;aiked:hetlipiviro, iros . ill) Vtoiri#r eirliattit.ll4 - 11,4dOnt, 'he Ek . fissieto , ii'ir..eilid , *- ttori , : illil,iied'ltOA' , ....•.4 lal bet tworni his latherta itiqrabi. and litairht,tljl)3,it h'opsittuito tit sohloc.tl4!e):!illicry-,Ttio:.ll?o.l"iiitgt / 4 / (1 %, 164 i'; ; 1V: r Z , ;-;5; - ' , U... - )11:.'•,: 1 `.4'. 1 1 14 V.1 ,4 1.' ',!''. ;.; .i ; , ,,„, ! , , -,, 7. Itti, ' ' : ;it s t , ?q; t.,; ; ;ur, g' '' OPT . 11„,,P i ' e li'OP , 4 0f " , ! I g bt '1 1 4g1 40 4kfr#. - t. . I !3el,te , A l ?9Mtff., ~ V t: : :' i: 146 1/Ifit ' ' 1 tkomuiin*-*Nt'#;l4i *i.., , r P:' ..- 'Or - .ittiiiisOzfetrO•tgz ''; - , ' ',' , ,';'.-;'; ,;,- ' ' , ••::': '" • '.; • 4 „ , • , • . • , ‘ ,ll ll , f3i4LT: Po:: on Sean , ' 1:11 'nYA"; 1011 :: Illietrbs4—A.i4t'obantand ship , Owner 'this' city; lia l ya:ltia , :npatew , C0U11436 thilroitoviti ivoi)lini from.m - England ts% -*Ilea:c1:1t-lyce and 146 yilipcbeie' tor.-ilttiie,l l ".kixiociieittii , that will 'eSeta revolution tbe litaligg„art, at re prgyentlett and - oirs not'unly bribe P9ntlit tEIC! Of moos and nna r inO nn • Ilkolvbret tealignant:tqiii , it.b; - 1 pi qt. 'ltlidiner n 1413 eillblent aratteltiaerdlearYlhan .ever have beetf hitherto ,anticipated; 'oven by ;the meet Ardent Thllantbroplat :" ; ; . 4.9 a the first appearance of feyer or,irrita tion usheilneln attacks,,ivhocher oCentri n Aln. ined mode of treatment ehould 'at , ouce 4 loo .entered Dili Tnko oho grsiti'ti? pieVederell foxglove digitalis, , (valuable in- the',-Vatio . Of 7is ki`beti • llestlr-tbei dailt, should be , rejected;)' and one , .einlPhAte.or, Ohpp, (this article , :is Commonly - Itneyvri:ne: *laid vitriol.) ' These :.13hould •bo T . rubbild thbionglo or othernehve. •nieht4ossel;.lvish four or five , d rope ,o f'On'te r : this dOne,ca noggin (or-about foni'.onneee) moseovith spine' syrup, of.. so,gay„aboold be ralObrE' 'briae:mfittnni astabkopopnrul.shoulci be given rin - adulfranetnrn ioinippontifis.to a obild;.every,scoond 'hotr'onitil • cyroptoms of dit4eneeynobib;„l:',,., : - .;. • condaqtcd, •• --- " d q t ?q , 9° .1 . 1 7 11 P magib; will result." Tbe , l:Upldity.efan event Bonus piciou s ill f quatly delight land' as ton- It may,ltowevor,be necessary' further ,to note,;that„chould _the bowels _bencime l ob. Structed pregreds of the disease;'hit evil by no'means'conimob,'`then of the com pound powder kit' jalap, (formed_ of two parts cream of tarter and . .,eue.of-jalap,) - and one .grain,of.the herb treated above, formed in-. to a pasta With syrup or,sugar,'nhould en to TM - adultand half the quantity to . a child. Thin medicine 'shnts Cut' every other' . form or.Article.tvhatever i &a:totally unneces-• sary„if pot: • • " The mithoutus t ri citaidi of these medicines, capable of effecting results'into 'gigantic,: re main now only to be-given,. and appear's to be as follows.: : The Iherb, by Hsi . nnt,i ; febrile pro 7. parties, lays hold at once of the fever, the pro- EGO source .of woe, - Whieli it immediately Strati -glee, while the 'zinc; .acts' the' Part of' ti tonic), • instantly restoring the•ermilibrium.'! • • • Bfr.iharkintdds: "lio emigrant or govern ment resselihould hereafter be allowed to. put to 6Ca withouta" fair pence worth Of these' pro teeters; :and'it'isfurther 'ardently hoped that, as . the deares't interests :of our Common - hu manity_are ati.vitidly..inwirett in this -discov ery, the.press.of all countries will give publi city to this announcement." ktinerEAArratws. The foreign-intelligenca brought . by the Pa . eifio steamship is of more than.ordiaary, inter • est ;_thc tatirrh3g times. seem to ho, approach ing.:The: departure 'of :11,1erischikM1 from Constantinople,. the march' of ono. hundred thousand Russian troops to tho'Dannbe, and the manifest determination of France and ,England to aid the Sultan with 'their fleets, iu dicato aFinning collision-111kb, however, it • --uroelld , -not , greatly.ourp_riso-.us•tcrlearn that England_at the. last moment, takes care to a void. The'dalling of tho Siviss,people to arms to resist atty:at took - from Austria lends a sin gular complication .toi Continental affairs, at least ..for ike moment. These stern clouds , havo . cast thtit-Shadows over the London Ex chango ;. where• the gloom is also, to some ex . tent, enhanced by thy news hf the Tell °Man: king.-!.. This ;lira most important event;_ and prognosticatestho expulsion hi thellirtar dy. • nasty -from the:'Floiefary Land. ' interventiori of thy • Britisla-American rind %French :equadrons -in' • the: Chinese Ivor,' 'which. *is announced by tho preodding arri val, fe virtitallreontradieted-by•the,Pacific. ,Tufaimxtdupsnus, ihis'Conventiori,.coriiposed ofdelegatea from the "Southern:arid Southwestern Stites, and . havingtn" vieW"thei ,adoptlon of 'measures for adlaiiting tho-Commercial and planting inter iets of . thbatOtdtea, tulaelribled at Memphis en 'MondaY 'Juno Sth, 'agreeably 'to a'resolve of 'the tifit'tiesal i onof:the Convention';'field' some d ntlf!ago . Bal (tin o re.' The Hon: "N. C'. Da ir Ben,' Geqgia, Was .agair.i Calledto tho ohair*•'as"Prp:sident - of the Convention;, and 'twenty:B%) Vice *Preaderita• Were. 'appointed:. NOhatilness,herivrerer;irea - thine the first 'day, eiCept inieh ' lll3 ' wail "congealed 'With the orgentrattiitti antrthe appeiritmeniof number oP ComMitteeS; ''" '' ' " On re-assembling,' the Coniiiiiitee'ori'Reso hittoris- reported a aeries of reselbtfota rei3peot , ing 4 'direct trade; via life Pacific. tallrond 'thd Tehtfantepio' -rOute';' .'enetietrogenitnt .of mnentaotures; Ste:;au.d.rieenime . tallng the er tayishteelit linesof Stithers'between South. ern porta awl Europe ; and the adoption of an. address to'.Congreas, 012 various-biatters, rriamtaeridedi . • i'• : . ;•If. There were• nearlia thousand deligates pro sent; representing fourteen or fifteen .States. • • , /4019 York .d./efter from 3Vosh.ingtop.mhiph eitya..--7Generel.V.ool.h.lo o rive4.here, ond,lnugha 1 4.t1 1 9.iti00 , Or, Ara dif." turt;ono;9,lv4bAloß,oo9 on noopunt.of the Natalia Tbe..Seoretary„ (4 . War !deo nttaehee no hoportithoo to the makial,epequhtion upon. An .'q etut:Tria's roovemeritEr:.. It by therm who,nre wei,inforene(l,uy,the.eubject, ,Godsgon I!aa been insirpotetl ; to an. : inunico negotintions,by offorition ,Inclotninity to'ite...Uto for 111edi11o , and to ,purchoso on ad_ ditional,atcip . toAht he the !Thole Valle/. er the New ,Ctikurna' eon NEW YORK 'peoP*rfthtici , ty of - New 9l4 on Tuesday ,deeicled:by a itirgo"nnlortly; fo accept„certaln amendments to 'they City Charqr, which had preiloubly received the ennepou of,thelr State Le l gislaturo. /Those . amendmehtp,, were poll tionmi for by many of the citizen , s of New Yorli in - Oider'oto,cheek 'the 'alleged porrnithiM:on the -pate Of . the madaiper'gorirarnt, ar which . re, hove recently .see*,an'intloh- oeMpittini,ln 7 tho'n'en4j;Wporii.. itiiilialehethat the ameed meats will prove, effectual. for' "the iMrpoSe cod teimplated: lettiority- iu favor of their adoption over ;38,090.. .• . .TEMPERA E l ,ll7 e rbiliNF Irt ; pUBTpII. , i BROWN, CtilleOter 'of the Port of :flilla,clalphie,.'haS 1;40%1 ii diroplar! to :the , Clihtc'etn 11uset . otiioery , in ~yhicG; among ofi-0 the,r,thipoti, rpt/Ulres. them t,o - ab i statrf en , tirely:,fro,m the ape , „ itil.plr.ibettale,l)quord ,4L'llO 091)4 *service:- is 1. " 'lntrmateci o ow- ov i oaa et oru o. r p s. . arrh, ' they. 6',.0h; T irge i!frayes, hrh+:4l 4 nded; or breoori3oo;o6o clrobitop'l6',;llltii,sl tor he raisaionorAr, .r4r. King, who wo.fifloprisolled ''aPat a •TeaF tigefoF Pub! ,7Po ng, t ne, -wag ilth°,-•4Mirat'aeil4ktardol • • • •• . 4'loi' . " OP ANN reootill trhil • or . :iiiirf iVgot7h7r %lan V 1 :•. 'Lace; hit) ta'a'al":e(ol4•Alfilll 44er 0014k . :04 1 ,440P01it j e; iiWdOttlid u ifiAiotic4 i 4 itioWWdZoT x : ,"Orte!.:4 4 -,' 14 4 3 1 11 / , Of the at 9loticeltiV*4iio."'ileiever4644:lll* iltiu t i4 q itti? pitty4.l,rq,,U i,;azi let 44, MEE gitivrtub . %dinuiittAtditto tyi - Effg:ii4el.l thop:i'f , jifitt4o:i :-; be itbls - to :tpe4. l ?..—T -c l ltie ~d r;ifeireil fu ' are inforrned were but slight attnelts:tit:*yariolohl,.:nll -of.ribieh r .haLve. since recovr ed .- •T l he iteblth of oUr borotsh i i s now xpll4ittlthe nmerunvisiterswlA, i f)n l ,n stiiniiier months niriy . tnalietheir annual visits' without any tear of encountering contagious disease.i • Wntor co!:nplixl7Eloction. Ci The Carlisle lis- , anillValercmapy is now kully . organized:-Zhirfeilowinggoiitlemerk have been Aocteci tho management 'of the Conti pnny, : • J'resident.—,Elon: P. libuirs Managers..Richard . Parker, L'omtlel Todd, Win M. , Beoloin; Lletiry . Bructon; Ethviircl Biddlo, Dr. IV. W. SDnle i -Henry- Glasl;-Frnitk. , , • The President and. five first:named 'Martel gers were elected by.vote of the Stockholders on Saterdaylast, - and , the three latter by the Borough Council on Thursday evening last. At a Meeting of 'theiloardtif Managers on Mondayjevening jast, •the organization wile completed 'by the election of LEntinx..Tonn, Esq., es Secretary,' end 1V. , 111: ItErang, Esq,, yreasurer. A 9 evidence of a' cammendable puhlic spirit, which, has been displayed from the opening , of this enterprise, rte may men tion, that.att:the officers Of the company have deelined recoivitig in - 1y compensation for their services for the coning .year. At the same meeting.committeei were appointed to exam ine and negotiate fel; locations for. the works of the company, as if b raesce . n - - 'Nen , Pavements. • : ' We are g lad ,to' see the vigor with which man:) , citizens Hanover and Wain streets have commenced operations,under the borough °nil:nineo in yefeienee to:pow pavements. On ISduth Hanover.street, below Pomfret; a largo number .of good new brick, pavements are being laid, ark that „entire street' Will soon have sidewalks of the best character. The property holders who have thus promptly act ed are entitled to and receive ,warm est thong - 4)011e community. The difficulty of procuring'brick wo understand is all that retards the re-laying ,of pavements at some other points. The brick-makers we presume will see that that difficulty does not lorg and the work will go on. We are requested to state that a Concert will be given in :Marion on Wednesday evening, the 22dinst.,'by the Garrison Band, — erwliiClFlTTlfc - iriiit. L- P:"Trie.T,jf is noWihe, lender., The Band wo areinformedhas'great : Iy:improved under its new lender, who is an accomplished musician, and will present at its Concert an exceedingly attractive' bill, cbm priiiniti choice selection of new and fashion, able opera and 'other music; We trust 'the, Band will receive that patronage 'on the, occa sion to which it is so jtikly the4idvertisernent of these springs appears iv dui paper lo . :thiY: they" are i , ow widely hnown - as Place 'of sfitiancr 'resort, ..to which the'erieitetic Proprietor :iatintially . adding new attractions. Eor {he bone .t of 'POisolis . golag fram Carlisle a coach will run the ensuing season every Wednesd.ay old Sat ardaY to 'theyspriiigs, 'leaving flurltholder's Hotel"immediately aftei' the arrival' of the Cara from • -0 r* V. 'A' - :.By an •advertiaenidnt in - to-day's paper it s will be Seen that :our reost prominent dry gOods merchantehave 'resolved to. close their stores id the evenings, as a matter of relief to the young men lir their employ, to rthoms re. lititation after the'cloise confinement of tho day is abablutely necessary.• • ' Many of, our - farmers have, within thttlaet week commanded' cutting their graso .erorm, and aUfardtayit : ii4 very faverable weather. The hay ; orori; judging from appeattincesoviil bo largo and.gocat in this section of.country. . . . Ntr. Josrpli C. ,Iforroic t n gentleman we qualified for the, post, was on the Bth iota: eleetedhy the Directors ton Clerkship in the' • '' parhale,Depoait Bank. , . The .E.Vaminatione forthe year 1853, :will be held , • . • as follow, viz: ' PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. On ThOrscing, June 23d, the schools taught by Iditr , Wightman, Mrs. , Onuffman, end Miss Reigliter, At 8 o'clock; A. M. At 2 o'clock of same day tho schools of Miss. Hallman, Mise 'Edmund,arid Miss Dell. . . „ • On Friday, the 24th, at 8 o'clock, A. tr.— Th 0 8 60 0 1 3 dr Alia; 4:gclison and MissUnlaber, mint 2 o'clock of same day. tlie 'schools of :Messrs. Miles, and Ncidich, On BtituriliSi,, C.O - 280, at 8 o'clock, A. M. the classes of transfer from Mr. Neldickand Mr., Miles will ho examined in EduCation Hall ; in the Other achocls at the alose.of the eier- SECONDARY .I..?.EPAILTIONT, 1 ,AND , HIGH CITOOLS.. • ; • On 111Onclay morning, ;June 27th, at 8 clodk,A. Sohool; rind Or charge of Afro: 'DOwning. •In the . afternoon, at 2 o'clock, of same day, tho Tclossei for - transfer from . I%lfss='Ego's and Mies 'Under ' wood's salads, at Education Holl, • On . Thursdai, : Juno , 80th; at 8 o'clock, A: school, 'and. in tho.afternpoir . at - 2 o'clock,' the Classes recommended transfer froth Mr. Eoltell` and Mr.."-Foulk'a school in Mr.olcols' school room. '• . : On.Tnuraday . evening, there will. be an Ox-' hibition of the two nigh Schools in L'dnentiOtr, consisting' of Deciamation,'!Composition;` .and other intereating exercises, rideinPatiled: b3' 'Vocal 'and .'lns trutoental Ansi Od r. permits' and the. public generally ,are invited' . spl?.regolatioos relotivoqto , itho,Foserrotlon of ocntp for tbeviaiting committee at tbpr,la6t anlincitionulli be obtiorroci at this. .'f ~ 'EXAMINAT/9/481 AND. 17TSIZINO, ' • • no,'-'6olenien ( ; ll o l in:g eoliedu'e fire rospeollll7, l lnykied..4o attend , coin,nitttce, eitqi Oriotgie i fl!s "'' ' sea:, 1 Mneere; • -131tiir.and Goodyear tovidt and examin 6 'o o f 4 d_ l o ll 4- 41 0ivoli,t.0g001A: ':lvith Able* get:Wilton :liorniiit4 qiniie4; V. la ; Millet, Henry.. S. Ritter, 4nmeti F. 4 .1m 6 (3411; 1 110t'l , r4' ,1210 innin4'* . ai.)P; M. :rloh'haon,,aud' Go W. niinq: 1 '• • l'''j •- ,lt ':' ' ..... , ', , •,,'.l i ,t ' !oollo4lll6 § ll4 ted`''m , /"', . on 4pwito nett-10#1 , Aiite043 IttigOV: ii.' hvii--:' 1,1::‘ PErti 4 i l2ll _''r 4 / 1 // 1 4 41 / 1 7X-"41- 8 14,88', BM ME d rrl aon Band , s Concori Perri 'VlTiirm . Eipriti4s a` Jew Plo*e" Tho Miring Seneon Cfirlfele' PUBLIC scnoot.s trn tier *of mr ,, Vxlsl( E45, - AVT 01) i• Pown:tr , ii •"' Ppd corpmaii to • nitittho . erho . eit • iliniotililt` J.Peldt . MOnyer,4ti. A';.Carpth z_i. e p * .p?!..4 , , • C.'.1',./Ttigk„.' Sehiiols No. ' 4. Mies Dimon Miss-lleighter-8 .Miss Webber . -9. Mr. While tit-111: - Mr. Po Ele" .- - 4 1; f.ll.liss IJntlerwq-11. - Mr. t 3ownl . , SEO. 8. Mcesrs. Ihnoilton and Slijles to vim -4 - and o.Taniip following ischoplp together with , Messers. E. Beatt y , Rev. Dr...VVickos,.. Ito,. Mr. Morse, Dr. D .. . N. Mahon,, Hob % comb, Christian Stayman, and Prof. Johnson.. • Schools to. ho visited—No. 2..1%1115 - Wight , ;' man-5. Miss lloffrnan-,7. Miss Jackson--16. Mr. Miles-711.11dr. Miss Ego.lB l . Mica Underwood-. 14. Eekles-15: Mrs'. Downing; antl-10..111r. Downing. ' • ^ • --JOHN GOODYEAR, E, pORNAIAN, - . - JAMES lIAMILTON, Commii6e of Arraiwementa. . , Carlisle, Juno 13, 1858. IMEi DS. A Convention was held a'few-days,ngo at Banton] ; Conn.; the object of which was aniteuneedia_bn,.to decide upon the Inithenti-, city of the Bible. The nttendancn was very meagre, and the principal: persons in' atten 7 dunce were the celebrated Abolitionists, Gar-. rison,Billsbury, Stillman, 'furry C. Wright, and others. garrison offered some resolutions of the bold infidel character which has char acterizedltim for years --that it was absurd to call the Bible the Word of tiod, and that those, gu of ,ptich L iMposturo ought to bo unmask ed, with other. iesolutions of like character. Several speeches - were made. A telegraphic despatch from Ilariford, ,horever, says that the Anti-Bible Convention "4 broke, up in a row , . on Sunday night. ' • L-0-Gen. Scott fell; on Wednesday 'night lost, while malking_down the fifth avenue, New York city. Ills face was considerably bruised mid 'his right aria somewhat injured... Ile was much better - at a late hour on Thursday night, and *Rhio well in a few days. • ke'ftA • young miin "firmed Remloy, in "the - employ of. J. _D..X.C.nisely,_Marion,--Fisinblin comity, lately made and finished 76 floor bar. rots in four days. Ile says lie citti mako 100 in the same time. - • . . Thousands of parents who use-Verrnifuge composed of Castor Oil, Calomel, &c., are not aware, that while they appear -to. benefit the plitioilt, they ere actually laying the "founda tions fora series of diseases, such as saliva tion, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &e. _ln . _ an ather_column_lwilLbe_found-tb e -adver tisement of Hobensaar's Medicines,. to which we ask the attention of all direatly interested in their own as well as.their In Complaints and all disorders 'arising from those of a bilious type, should make use of the only 'genuine medicine, Ilobensack's Liver Pills. • . . pC 13c, not deceitied;" but ask fur Iloben• sack's Worm Syrup and Liver ob `•serde that each has Pio signature of the Pro prietor;'J: N. IIaBENSACK, ni none else are genuine. '• . Ned '''..,lbui.rtiscuteuts. This ngreemefit'ttinde this 13th day of June,' 1853; by and. between the • subscribers, mer chants of thoborough of Carlisle. witnesseth, that whereas we are fully convinced that the habit Ave have fallen into of keeping our stares open toa very late hour every evening, is not only very fatiguibg and r lvorrying to ourselves . ancrour clerks, but is also also nate:lllY a ais 'advantage to usin a pecuniary point of view, be it therefore agreed, and it is hereby agreed, that on and after. the evening of - the Ist of July, 1853,11111 the lst . of September, 1853, we 'will shut our stores every, .evenittg; except Saturday evening, at candle light, and not do , any mercantile business , after that time. The. object of this, written agreenicrit quit all the merchants may have nn.opportunity tojoin in the sane; and become parties 'to it; for it would be injurious to.ihose who shut .up their stores Vali did not bind themselves to do the same, end by subscribing their named give a guaranty of their honors that it should be liy ed.up to faithfully. • Bentz & Brothers. . Charles .ogilby. Charles Barnitz. • Philip Arnold.., •. W. W. Shalom 1 , 11.. W. Woods. Miner. • Weise & Campbell. AN. • SPECTING A SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CARLISLE , GAS AND WATER COMPANY. • ' Whereas, By nn Act of Assembly incOrporti• ling the , "Carlisle fins end Water Company," • the Borough of Carlisle is authorized to eub:. Bernie to its capital stock, end upon such•sub ,Ecriptrort to theitinount of one third, rho said Borough is entitled to the absolute appoint ment of three managers of the said Company. Now in pursuance of what we deem an enlight ened policy and the expressed'. .of the people of the Borough— SECTION 1. Bo it °fleeted end ordenimfbY the Tovvn!Council of the Borough of Carlisle, and it'is itereby..enacied by authority. , of the ° same, That thq President of the. Council be 'and ho is hereby nuthertied end required to subscribe to the capital stook of the Carlisle ' Cles and Water Company - for and olfbehalf,of the Borough' of Carlisle one thouseutd,s/larce,' .Upon. the terms and ! oontlitioas .stipulated in .the Charter thereof. • • , . SECTION 21 That the PresidMit of the Cann., oil be and ho IS hereby authorized Mad required to borrow the sum of twenty•five;thousend dollars for the purpose of paying for the said stock, in•stioh Instalments es mny bo.,celled for, or ae shall Ito agreed Upon with the said Company; and for that purpose ho shall pre pare one thousand, fire hundred anti ono hun dred dollar bonds 'to the 'lemma of the said 'tiventy4ive thousand dollars, to which 'thore 'shall be couppn3 annexed for 'the payment of ti.e interest "thereof semi-annindly, rit the 'Crullee Deposit Bank, until the let of July, • *which will be in the year one thousand eight bondred end sixtY:three, when the principal sltall be'inado payable; and which said Bonds . shell be signed by the President and Counter- ' signed by the Clerk of the Connell,' attested by the, corporate seal... And the effects, freti citifies end properly of .the paid Borough of Carlisle is, hereby pledged fur- the'.payment of the principal and intorest of the said bonds es • they respectively become duo. ' Suel lox 3. That on Thursdnythe ninth day of-June instant, at 7 Weida, P. IIL, the Coun cil wilt - meet and oltepso three Snatiageriof the' said Company to servo for. the'.ensuing your and kinkil,thki second. Monday of V eyqn the . year one thousand' eight 4).madred and, .fifty-' four, .and , yittil like officers - iiko appointed ;, andliaraaftei ititntiallY , on the iirst;.ThUrsdey of blpy thOtTown Council ; of the 4 1 9refUgh of, Carlisle ahall.lneet and Omni) three managers 10 eor'o, %r. (Ito the,n . nex,.t entitling year and' shall thus,: he sppalnted,in their, stead.•.' -,. !•t.! • . .•' • , • • *orioN.4:•" That , Ws • ,cirdinftnoo is., baited taro .rho; principle Oink the caPital„sfook,Of eoiliAlo,Gati, and Water Cornpauyshillr net ''ekiteid!the seimtityAve'theutlitid deb. )nrs,d'satur that life aubgerilition':liciebiAnada ttiereocr RIO nainitt obeli ikci . L 411 py..,aljl,l3qbl36Ttpion,or,otli,4l`7 - , itiereneed, i 4 , re,idifingtaiainfliej 10,1(036m-of Itlawig4r6; but-lice titled"there.: - 'tti'. l P ( ltl ! i".tho''; 3 4ool l4 / 9 riti° ll .(Aaq4,3 pro hay e tic 01 6 2 646 44' „nil to, Oevkt tliii*lfloß.Pr o .oo l il 6o o 1 . 106 1 1 106, nity:, , modgiotion;soi!featetcktio,o,embioll , : it - 40r.60.tex Ala 4 62 i**i6:l .tl4o' T 0 0 1! 9 1 ,1 rel of .the . Borouglt - Of '4. Q4rlii)eAcin, • droiof.. l ,oll?.' • 'l.' '4' Ma=il=lo POISON INC AO,TICE. _ riPIA E• NO TIE.E.--Tho :public' in general; ,but espcOially'lliose who have sobered by, the 'swindling 'operations' of n set of ertainps, 'who ;during: the ti , pring and Smyrna of .1E52 • were • industriouilt engaged in putting, lip so caIIcd'.LIGHTNINO RODS. A new mode of swindling ,hoe- been adopted by the name gang of opeintors. It is this TheY ereltev ali atft: 'Mb well,surthe' . country, aelhpg ^ what ; tbny'represent to be my magnetic points, Or - aptoat fling, 1)0,116: still. , In aline in. stances they buys eueccoded'in golling•tbe un- Suanycling - by taking. Off the' PC wter point and ploatag' . ,ann:at their Ne l l:able and ve.d 'But strangeto eay;they Were, on'esoinintitien . proved to be tillittlar to Alone taken down. 41.'hey-aro inadtror pcivier, I . , eett.e o PPee,, east 'end iron, same or I.brastorithla , ne. baste, There_. rtiey:ke many inieviLkludi,ogere,c4lte - nublie,,bra.lter 'itbcive have been' Called (tale Csatitino; end r Ormolu' , NA. •WvicP.lllut.n..inxitti at all qthere , ta sornething strange about.there fellows --limy' know nothing, 'brunet CtinpunY,'. iguilet'arottrointinthey.earry :fit thtt:toptt el the rodk.otabtly. r and eyotitho't bread ;oirbo mew . Centie vied , tvith;•ttr.rt or, Ihepegotrk-tkWthltiiii-fow And :I know ' The to th - Ppam'e,niPplliat putt by the sale° .kindtrOfivilde and pe nile .last ,arason,,otly etortt.acetione andonderdiffetent names. Some a l : lll ,ocurry 0 gentlemen •.rotta with dim. em. ielheifile,, , `9Nerfette,e" , et:b -T r o• avens ftiraibriitioal Min .Ibutireltio idiom it nillY .461*44,-lhit'Ailrfl4lrirgtittlin'l4frp,.,virilli-theni a • forni- of agrofy;aigned by, mc, audatkii4iiqedgetir , "l4 o ' Atilkniop simmn ot • ilitccilyk:;•.-.41 ordpre , .:l4:hiekaik Or in tbe , 'fielers' 4l ll,•l3 ( .olitteded to :et th,-0" 1. test , notiee; aq,al t t e itrweot anti, . % •Weailtrpoltieep 1 41)0.••Slererin' 5 dr.e. - eoc constantly on. bantrititthroada to attleh-..;„ 'tlFiiat'ory,, , ,Vine;//lre6r!‘iforerre 12th; iia a. `..) *itie in:t,Ll2.; „:. • • Titos.• mrrAG.E; • 4 ` ,T p r 4clux, - Juif?'S.-:-pio dimmer El Dorn- . frimiAopilyitill, with Son Ernn• ciego:d'q'fes of tho brings $700,- ' by tho steamer god Seottei, were 'iii•iested 4'6E6 Filiti;hiao - imihe oth, charged with two. atteMpis to blow op the steno er sierra-Novada;-- 'Tho•tomutiod'irefelificalti on Loaid; stenulor, and tho attempts woo 4a4 i tho tri between Ponntmr and Son VrhnOisMi, A terrible affray kind 'occurred nt , Santn. Barbara, between 'a party ,of squatters and Sheriff Pirst;wssisted by a party cf ti se e Mir h o tti, Med Ai'Sidtll4 a Justice il - the;:rencet,reas_shot dead.. Sheriff .First was alsoart - orialli wounded. An intense excitement follewed; dfifig which the revenue cutter Ewingurrivek;-Atecornumnderof Which promPtlyofferod to render assistance to the Mayor. The 'a:tenet - Ellett tillfeoWtlimedat the last nedoents. --- •The - uffaii - grify.ont of an at tempt to eject n43411°60. named John Powei. A. meta • desttmetiv . °: tirti'beentred nt San Fronoiseo on the.evening.of the 4th alt., dc stroying- the Rosette° llcuse'end several nd-, joining buildings.: Catitnatett at $1.14,00Q. Several the, inroote's of_the hotel are be lieved to have perielied.i,n'the',tianies, among them 'Mr. Hubbard; of Ohlii." • . , . . The yield of gOld'eonlinuei asiibundani as °Teri-and- there ,is no. indieatiart of a falling ~.t:•.i4il)o:.., . :, , illarkets,. .➢IARKET . • , IllormAY Evrxmo . Juno 13..- Ft•OVICIS rather firm, liuithere is little do ing in the way of .sales,- most-•holders shlling freely nt $4. 60 31 which -is the general asking rates for I:dentine] brandS. The sales for home .use have been - limited, and prices, 'gamut the sumo. au lest. tfoticed.. Corn Meal and Rye flour continue previous quoted rate's.- - • - . . • GRAIN.--fleceipla. aro light, and wheat is 'in • den - land' nt n further , nelvanc, recant t: 10,000 bushels prime Penn's white, afloat and in store, having been sold at 117 c, Red is scarce at 1068108: -1t3.43.is steady nt BLic for Penn's, .with .but little offering. Corn. continues in demand, with furthar small receipts, and vase of &ot.L.PetiO'n . arid iSotithern—yellow at GOc, and some inferior lots at less rates. Oats are dull; with small' stiles of 'lenn'a fropm• stores at . 48. p. GROCFRIES.—There is little doing to-day, prices as previously noticed. • WillSEle.ns - stationnry„ with small sales of• UM at 23e, nrid lduls nt 22n. MARRIED. In Bloomfield, :Perry county, cp Thursday evening week, by the 11ev John Dickey, AL EXANDER B. ANDERSON,. Bee... to Miss 111AllY IV — elet - i - 31 - 41TgliTe T t , 7of:Millliam Lackey, nll of thntborough. • On Thursday evening the 2,1 install . , by the Itev. C...P. JRIIN Itons.#B, to Miss ELLNXC. CARVEY;, all.of- Carlisle. Nicui Superior Clarified Cider: Vinegar, A, • SUPERIO R -, article -ClarafiedAlider Vinegar just leaoivgd and fqr. sale at ihe cheap Grocery - of - 7 - 21,11 A C tUoTIICRS.EI New aid Choice Publications. eittuOvit— 3 HOME LIFE IN'GEPMANY, by the Rev G" L., Brace. MODERN FLIRTATIONS; by Catherine Sinclair. _ - SAA.' SLICK'S NEW WORK,_ • _ TILE LAsT - LEAVOTB'UNNY' - Slbt,' by IL Theta. INTERVIEWS MEMORABLE A Ist D US.R.FUL, by. Rev. Dr. Cox.' . - AMAI3EL, a Familtjlistory, new -and intereithhg works jtAt re eetVed athi forsale -at the Cheap Book StOre. ' A 111 - PlPEthi Agt. PERRY COUNTY WARN SPRINGS. ralPES,Proprietor of.this place feeling highly t 11: . grail ified with the success which has atten ded his management of ' the above establish ment during, the .past season, has further increased his efforts to vendee.- the 'place and accominodations still more-Inviting and com fortable, by adding a new large Bath Deese, with Summer Houses, Ste. . These Spring's are situated on the banks of Sltermair's, and empty 'silo Sherman's Creek ; a streaha associated with- the thrilling scenes .between.the early settlers of -that part of Penn- . sYlvartia and AborigiMes; whose hunting ground lay on its margin.. The ..quallites.of.the watt r of 'the 'Warm Sptingenee most Tittaordinary, indeed, so much no, that noire hos ever beta ascertained iu the united States for the . speedy and permanent cure of all mt:miens afire skin, and every species of Cutaneous Dioceses. Hun dreds of Certificates "could bio pi educed end . pribliolied,' if requisite to the many cures Alms performed. Tho'Bething Houses are so...arran ged as to use the water oh the different spring:: some"of whir Ii ilfrovi out ninetY gallons of wa ter to the minute. The Springs' are necctisible by the Central • Ratlrcad to Pune:inon, nirere n line new ceneh is iri readinestion'The arrival Of the ears to con veY;paseengermwho.desire to vjoit.lbe Springs, fourteen- miles N.'W: of - Duneannon. All per. bOllB leaving Philadelphia in the morning train of cars can arrive sit tire Springs of 5 o'clock the sainorevening. Thb coach will commence runtring - ,faily on .tind. ofter the --10th• of June, and continue datly..during the season, leaving the ' §it rino B. every. tneining, So cc to reach the ears going ..EitsCalul- West. - All ceremonies. lions for.the Sittings Should bc.directed to Dun , eminent P. Q., ond.vAll .arrive at the Springs daily,. ' The terina - of bprding..will he made moderate.'and the beard° can' depend ripen every attention paid them '' %Sh Cu,erman's k i s allOrcis. delightful es well as fire Enifill; i 0 heats, and'hiarses and' carriages-emhand for riding out., The country affords line reads fur riding, end 'the'Scenery is treautilul. The his- ranee from Philadelphia to the Springs,l2B miles..' Fate 64,'00. . . IKTA' eottelvwill.rutt every 'Wednesday and Sato' day to filo Sfiringe; Jellying. Carlisle on tint 'ln.fiytil or the earefroor the Bost. The south will snot from, Iturkhcldees Hotel, hut ,thoso Who leayo,Aftejr:notres willte called for at their .resitcee: !tiny d'eslse it: 'rase $l. .105. • El7.l"Fdt, Proprietor '• - . . CAUTION I. CAUTION 1 I