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WEDNESDAY, AVOUST gO, ltyic
T,oe, Curliest alit) (Eljeni)est Toiler
(1113113ERLAND„,:c0111NT,Y.
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TERMS' --Two DOLLARS AI(RAR.,:OIit ONE. DOL•
LAR . ANO FIFTY CENTS, IF 141 D 124 ADITAiiICVE.
• - WITHIN Tilti,. SEAR. . '
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THE PEOINI.E'S CANDIDATiES.
• FOR PREISIDENT i ,
JOHN C, FREONT,California
• FOR-VICEIqipENT,
IVirfir. - 1,: DAYTON, of New Jejliey.•
r_N T iI'ICKET.
dA NAL commissioN.Eß,
THOMAS E. COCHRAN,' of . York CO
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: . AUDITORNERAL,''' . -
- , DARWIN:PHELPS, of Armstrong Co.
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, T.,.. , • . • • : SURVEYOR .(IENERAT,,' ... •
BARTHOLOMEW LAPORTE; Bradford
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TOICE• 01 4 :CLAY AND WEBS - TED, !
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_Henry tiny on I.•lwiery Ex' lent:lon,.
-In his great speeeh en tbeetenprombet measures on
iltho tit - of .Fehruary,:la.s9.. II F.N It V CLAN 1.1) Us tliiipliiit k•
ally Lb:aired his omit:It:Ion to nil designs Mr the ex.
.. tensi - eira Elltereey . :
:• . ~ I repent that 1 never ran, and 'never will, and no
earthly power will over make Me, . vt,te: to extend
Slavery over territory whore it does not ex*. Never
while reason I a seat in my braln,--never *bile my
heart sands the vital hold through my Veins. ' Never—
XEcEu—NEVER.- -'
Henry clay on Bnoltanan. •
In Mr. Clay's private corresporalence,:pnbilahed. last
ve;ir 017), In a lettr Ullman, dated ',Tuna IC
SIC says nR ibIIONYS:
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Of the candidates spoken elan the Jjetnocratlc
I confess that I should proffer eliais. Ile is, I think.,
Inure-to-he relied en thluA any of his, competitors.
- During the trials of the long sessions of the Int Con,
gross', he bore bleu:elf firmly, consistently and inttrletl,
eally. lie, has quite as. intieh gtdllty qttito.as i n uch
firmness, and. 1 think, Welt FORA honesty and 'sin
_ cerity.thao Mr. Buchanan. ' ,
:Daniel Webster on Slavery Extension
As e°lnialr approprhaely in this conuealowies quol
a briefpassage from 11.VStri. 11,KfibT}:13'S groat NpeCeli
March 7, 1850—zapo his last trend effort in the Sonah
lie said:
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' "Slr, .therever there Isesubstantial lieed hi lie "dent
'wherever. there ha a feet of land to be preyentod five
/eenniiiiii' Slave territery, I au ready. to , arrest the prii
en& of the eitension of SlaverY. I.' ain plodgedln I
Own the year 1i47; 1 hate been pledged,to It agaltt.an
again ; and I w•jll perforat those'pledgee." - . -
ADJOURNMENT-OP C-ONGUESS
Congress udjotined on Monday morn
Both Houses were. in scssity
„pearly all of, Saturday night. The fin.
,adjourninent look place on Mondry ;
0410ek..-1 • An exciting contest too
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_:,-place Wtween the-twejtouses in refer
once to the appropriatinabills. 'All wer
.finally passed, 'however, -but the Arm,
• bill, amounting to about $14,000,000, t
which the llouse,had fasttuid - au
men - f — b . or lthlhArthe - employment—of- tit : -
A
rmy to enforce 41. e bogus lawn of Kai
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sas. The Senate rejected this, tint tl
HMS; insisted and the bill fell. Rum
;,,Are currqnt,of "qaping, an .extra se
Congress bLthe Pr nt, i
, iboisequence of the defeat' of , the Are,
-fatipropiiatiptybut no official' action Ii
tiVen. There is every' reasi
to beliciye that the PrSaident 'has givi,
d!stinnt.tuisurancea_tbatrOe prose,;
!Alike immediately entered in thiallep
frisson cases. in ,Kansas. • . •
JECXT,3 • sitAssgin!..
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7 110 01,1 ) -9.0$ of. .79 1 4 0 0 4 Yr th°
otiprekplawatolplCutzEneittentaipireei callipg
' ll Ar!'' ' '*trile iiiicia, of goligreett tO common. '3
4 ton'
"21st `4 .
-4-tke:jr4o*-P4ill;
witburg;'afile 62l, o oll4, Ptl*,.,
-,or-aranitittyait*''ciiitimodotat ,
didiies tie Trariklin
s,
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~., '. Seldom have we had at., 'Rad. of
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o , tii ooluttiris•lie'•gbed r ticket*diat nemi
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nat - 64 - lifyie — ijiiiiin , County'Oenventton
• on lienday last;
- . ' , ... A 11 1 " ,,, Tiehes of . the op=
--pOsi don -• to -Bucha nun wer- - fairl,y . - •repre
sented.in• thk.'ConventiOn' and_ all._ are 'p
i . I,naPy we11,.-represented on ;the ticket:
The sevCrai etindidites lire, men of the
I highest intellioenee '•oiaeknoWledged iii,•-
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ness f •ana of well known fitandink, ..pppii
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. laxity influence.z. in theilyrespeotive
local . districts. • The.earididateg• for:the
'Legislature are both gentlemen: of, .sope- .
iior rinalitidationS, who if elected Will re- :
Oct .credit up'en the 'county: . A - : htige
number btiinines were submitted to the.
•.. CenVention forromination , and that some.
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of these sirould• be- disappointedyin.:tiyir l
. expectation's was unavoidable. But those
- . 'who have, been disappointed •§hould show
'll)oh...devotion to the cause . 131:y\.,working
withinereased.: energy I,orits suceess, , in
thefttll confidence.that their own claims
will,,be duly regarded hereafter. -..
IVliigi AtneriettOs and RepnbliCans,
year ticket is now in the field.._ It.:is a
ticket which we can cordially commend
io your earnest suiTort.. it is the result
• of the harmonious deliberations of your,
township rePreseltatiVes. Give it, there.
fore, yotty support hr, the' same,. spirit;
frit Ton is the word, and u hile': -- oit are u
nited be active ; ''energetic and vigilant
also,'.and the success of yourAidicet.is tie,
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~yond all doubt i•, . : , , ' . .
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We could 'fill 'columns_ of our paper
with paragraphs attesting the enthusiasm
which aid..mates ,the frionds-.of'Froiront
•rin (lie • Northern • and. Western States.
.•Nearliever. paper. we'ope(l contains an
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nontimmients of proininciit7men who are
abandoning; the sham ileimicracy and cri-•
listing in the .of true, old flighiened
Jetiersonian Republicanism. • In Indiana,
Illinois, ~}iichigun, Vv iseonsin and. lowa
the enthusiasm for Fremont is. -Sweeping
all before:it. 'llepoblicatc lowa • already
'peals.the trnmpet , hlast -of •V1.0'0.10,Y,
summoning her sister States .of the glori
ous .
West to join in. the triumphal inarch
of Fremont and Freedom
• In the Eastern States the signs are al
so- fall of promise- ,; atifi- -encouragement.
~ .The fires of Freedom are
,kindled on eve
ry hill_ and in every valley. New York
anti Ohio are- regarded as safe for Fre-
Juont and, till 'that is needed is to bring
_Peunsylvania into line.. FriendS of Free
dim- rouse toaction !.- ;.-
THE Ft u.moitE TicKET.—The follow
ing. is the electoral ticket chosen by • the
1., Fillmore covention
Andrew Stewart. Hon. Joseph D. In
• Tel tioll ; Squotorint. ' Armstrong C. Flom
merfelt , Henry .White R Joseph J. Riley,
jr ; 4 Henry D. Moore ; 5 DAttiel 0. Hitner ,
6 Ismael Newton ; 7 etle) N. creyl4lr ; 8 John
C Meyers ; Samuel Kenneogy ;10 Henry
W. Snyder ; 11 Kitnher ()limiter ; 12 Robert
F. Chew • 13 Samuel Yoke 14 ti) be filled •
15 4 3 / 4 eorge W. Youngman ; 16 thltthill Va llos
hour •'
17 D. S. Duffield : .: 1S (le4.rge W. Pot,
ton ; 19 Joseph it• Kubint 2tl John H. Wells:
21 Mit. Wright; 22 Drury. Phillips; 20:
' John D. Nesbit; ' Tampa N. limber/og
-1011; 2 a , Jl l mos: I Veer•
;Thls...`ticket. mild contains' the
`names of at'least'two men,wito nre sup
of FrOmoni. Theto are 0." - W.
YO'tingulant of the *ifteeetht and Caleb
Taylor, of the; Seventh Dintriet,
Youngman,
_seeordpg to a Lyeoming cor
respondent of the, ,ennsylvanian, has
Veen actively engaged -in distributing
Frernont papers, andic,--well known,
'that rekiell, folhe'for the Repnblicen can
' didate: The - LVestr 4 a btelligette=i
also says, that'Tayloi was a memher of,
Phibid o oo - ‘i,49 lll 4 l Pee National
Convention 'thick ontninsted i?remont ? ,
ef wheel 'mho a n z 54.0 ,uPPorteT• 'there
are 'also other names:on'the tieltet Ithich
from:their antecedontc"4onld set do rq"
as more ftlendl to. sl,nont, , than kill
O ace , O .
_ more, hnt ofprecise p9=olql
bam004k4 0 444d0m# 10 i.J ,,,,,, r ,
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t rut UNIO .,Qu,zB.oN.—"Eysel
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jtio 41440,10.01*1"-', .„ ElPo'
tb Sotitt
140,1iritikes, and 1610000 th e v.
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lectott(wititrii'LmsilljApputOolitti - 4is
• Union 'moist andAtilhe . preffexzeit 1"
UNION ',.Ti.01.E.E
Tilt?: FREMONT PEELING:
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tirettligitt'4fieralb.
stitwinr,turaitEro•
• One orthe'lions at New,ville last week
was;Ex-Goi•'• ••Joh n' Bi0•16r of; 7: California,
fttirly el6ted to that. office: He was
called-upon to mak3 a speech IR Newville,
and alluded, as we, are., informed, to
Brooks' attack on • Suninfx, sAYing that
Col Fremont while in the U. S. Senate
had' made an attack on Senator'.Foote
whieli•was quite 'as outrageous as the at : -
tack of BrOoks upon Sumner. _ ,The Ex
'Gov. could not have uttered -a more out
rage ous cal u m riy,an d -foi. the information
of our friends -who heard Bigler's speech'
we copy the following from the ISTew York
:Be r ard, of, Sept, 28, 'lB5O, when -the,
iifficulty occurred : ,
1850.-IYhen
fight occurs between two snob prominentindi
viduzlls.as Senekirs.__FooGand• Frentopt, .the
t'lltdievrill.iraturallybe curious to know how,
the tight came to occur. The . tact' in the
case, us retorted by a gentleman who happen-
eil'to be present are Os follows :
Mr Foote, iLI debate, some time yesterday,
in allusion to the prnpose(Pegislation, - aske.t.
t'"i" thhirmlttimi relikt,ive. .ce.rtnin.land• grants.
iii Cnlifniilfii,"ntid treclitred that - stich- legisla•
tiun would be disreputable. - Far' this , expres.
slot of opinion, .Mr.- Fremont, in
. the • tittle ,
chatialalr of the Senate, last - night; Calletropon
Mr Foote .fer nn: explanation. Mr. Foote
promptlyreptied that be would, give 'an. ex
pltination. He assured 15,4'-; Fremont that he
inentit nothing_personal in his remorkshe had
made in the Sefiiitoi This was 110 t satisfac
tory, to Mr Fremont'Who prottonneed_ - Mr.
Youte to he no gentleman. As - quick as
thought.tenr•Mr. FOOT[; struck Mr t Preznont
u Wit. two Senators clutched, or clinch,
trial: (lick oilier. At this. moment, Senators
Clarke and Mangum interft rein tintl separated
the 00111113INIO 1 . 8, Who littered 'some: toms of
treirdii e cat -eac h - ot her,"
There was Mt motive• for : misreprementatio
at the; time the above was published,:.
!it Fremmies attacking Poote,lFoote. attache
Fremont.
is - said - that before the
recent election in 111issouri,:an arrange
,iii nt was made betweett - the - Benton*: . and,
anti-Benton-parties, - Vy : which i(„was_
greed . that the CleCtoriti - ticketiol the - Par:
ty polling the grea,ter*nuniber.of votes at
the Gnberwitorialel4ction should be
con
sidered the reatilar one, and -the other
withdrawn. The Benton electdrallie - ket
wild therefore be withdrawn. Neverthe : :
less ; the, Si. Lonis,Bepublicau sayS .that,
thegreater part of the Benton Votes, in
St. Louis at least, will be cast 'foi Fre - -
wont, for whom an electoral. ticket will
be - forth with - norni noted.
tO:L. The National Era. states, that the
A rtti-Siavery Staadard, the. An ti Slave 4
Bugle, of Ohio, antin-fact. every •aboli
tion. paper ad'Vo‘ating Disunion, eon
'deinns the Republican.platfOravand:-the
Republican candidate. They are doing
all fliey ean,for Buchanan by withdririv
ing.voteafro.
and Parker Pillsbury, both ultra abo,
and .avowek_distinionistS,- are
out for Buchanan, whose ' election they
Contend., would - bring about the object
they 'desire. • 7. •
CONGRESSIONAL. COMPENSATION.-
Before the adjournment a not law passed
CongresS"by which . each member is to
receive annual pay at the rate of $3OOO
a year. The mileage pay' is continued at
the present rate, but-the usual allowance
of-books-i&done_awAy__with. T,fie bill
passed the Housil by it vote of ye6' 100,
nays. 98 , •• 31,r. TO`dd_a this .district vo
ted aggiiist the hill. °
IN VIROINIA.-!—A
correspondent of, the , Boston Te/ear‘opft
says:that a "FREMONT rElootoral ticket
will semi be nominated in Virginia,
that this deunnistration awing
.v o b,
much to the_ late blow stritok by thStajave:
breeders at the peOple's rights in the'
o u bi o n , 01111 r- UNDERWooD feonYthe aid
dOMiniOn.fOr pirtiefriatiilk in the ; ;
deiphik"Ocariiintion.
• ser:Thevoilgrivailowil 'Conferettoo•
- filetriOoliptikalrATlO gotintle4 or
' 7 'ak r ii.:got . "4":7l,v"lii : ri - 4. Clario — il;',ol4 : 04 ' 4 1 4 3 :
I
Forest and. or ersotti wet' at Srookaille,:w few
dayar :iiiii,i; "•I'hil' 4 placed lel 'llotel*fib* Opt.'
4 . ignlf 24eriir '44 *
~9f veil* covq.7; its be
.Thittr
o.tutadtiete l tetektitteek 'iti 'th . at dititiklti.l
t 6 -§friuPP 4 iied . f."/ the °P,P?Peitti 6 rqiifift3l
'P; l :4o olll' 4'4* ,, 'lthe, - .1 1 0.0at 1 4 4 040,AVii4141w ,
4144,10 $4 1 NThir' 311 I , 1imf.. 0 c,a)::k .,,14 1. liPthOP
irppigseldithit.lV wilt -, be' *rota vitlitiTit ,
much fr4*olo.. TheN9ofereee aim prepaSti
e s 'Olitidreelf , to the State CeutegOomodAtee*et
tiii:jteietiiiiii 7 OkaiiiitOilieen_,liiiliitik: well .,
the propriety and nice/laity-or foriiiiig itinioe
Eteotoral ticket,
- town ajtb Coutitij 3liatterg.
bcnarans , ABOUT 'understand
the dwelling jhouse:. of TO. i_JaoOk Dtiey; on ,
T.outlier street was entered : on Saturday night ,
'lest and $25 014 taken. .Ilie s house . 'woe
entered by,a beak ivindow vliah bad.not been
auffieiently Bemired, and the money taken from
lock - Of ichioll . the•thief bad . probe
bly a key to suit, ,
'-• Go,r. - FORD'ii. SPEECtIic--Tive Court
House . Wes filled to overflowing last night with
people eager to hear the sPeekilt ofOov. Ford,
of Ohio.. Tliey,w'ere richly_ repaid too. The
dov. 'spoke for'an hour and a half in a strain
of lofty and stirring eloquence,:mingled with'
humor and:aneedote, such .aere 'have seldom
had the •pleasure of hearing... The audi
ence testified their satisfaction* by the. "u oft
tumultuous - nrp!ause: ..ThecOoy.:is a genuine
Western oratorand lits tour thro,ugh
vanhi eanuot`fuil ()Wood results to.theituse.
We tyre glad to henr.there• is n prOnhility,of
his ietuynitcg — to:spenk nt..everni:points iii this
county. 'Gov: Ritner piestdeti on the oe'ension.
- Nilwy#LEFAnt.--- T TheTliird Annual
Indost;rial hair. of the Llig . Spring Literary
Ini.tittite,"rit - Netvvi:le; last week suCCess
ful beiond all - expectation - S. - From - 111otiday
until h'riday • .evening the town 'Was._ thronged
with' visitors and alive :with . excitement. On
Thursday the lnrgo•hall and ,grounds of the
Fair were crowded to excess The eithitrition
comprised a large variety of articles of .6 use
fal and ornamental chat treter'and exceedingly
creditable to the rkill .of the . designers and
Mainfacturerii. An attractive feature of the
exhibition :was the fancy- paintings.
preserved fruits, &c., :contributed by the
Indite of Newville, and.tricinity. , • The manage•
itlti of the w r aa . excelletit_atid
_we
iralulate the officers - upon the onward pro :
press of their society. •-•
A FouNDLINa; , --.At.ail eaily_hOpe,on
'Thursday morni n g lust'a 'colored - than was oh :
curved by n neigh,bor to entefully deposit a
htiudle at the front - door of the dwehir
,
g
house — et a. gentleman - of this--place,---Tht.
bundle o
wns taken up' a. short time after a tal:
being-OPena,&%ya,.qpnrtd infant
Add alive. • Ac-vratiLa..white child and.suppos
-ed to' he three•Or four week's 'The gen-.
- ttematt - to -whom . it-Nrtut thus-,consigned by its
unna:ural mother' deollned receiving sue!) a
present and , placed. under other
guardittutatip. .
LANDLORD IMPRISONED. , ---At the
August Qunyter Sessions Court in Perry 'cour
ty, last. week, John
.S: Foose, atavern- Keep
er, was indietedUnder the act of 1851, gener
ally known as the - Buckalew , Invi, for selling
liquor to n Man of• intemperate habits. after
notice, lie pleAd guilty end was sentenced
by Judge Graham to•pay a' Cute of ::$2O and the,
costs of prosecution and I”
days. This shows the ttetorminntion of. tlie
Court to punish such offences with severity.,
• AGRICULTURAL WAR4:110118.11.•---AR
establishmentof this kind has long been need
ed in our boroneh, ,and our • country friends
will thereforebo glad,to see that one has been
opened by Mr.,
.James Armstrong, whose a - d-•
ertiseinent will be found in to-day's paper.
nALTI MORE FEMALE
,COLLEGE.—..Prof.
John A. 'Munree, o graduateef Dickinson Co!.
lege, and late of the New'•Jersey Conterjuce
Seminary, has_been recently appointed P"ro=
fessor of Theoretical Mellmmatics in the Bal.
timore Female College, under •the charge of
•
Rev, C. Brooks. ." -
ger The Aug,est number of the inven
tor, closes the tirityclume. 'This motithlyhes
steadily itnproeed—shmo—its—oommencetimii
and it now commences ite. second .voluene as
one'of the most interesting and • instructive
Journals'to all classes , of Soientitio men, Me
ebonies / Engineers and Mathetnatichms, pith
lisped: " The'engraved illustrations are &Imp
ular, featire of the work, and the publishers
afford, a 'valuable:agency . in 'the procurement
of :patents for neW inventions. The terMs'itre
4017 loW,OnliSt a yesr, in Oialvie;cnd now,
'tit the commencement of a new yelums is the
time-to'subsonbe.i._Addiees Low, IjApr t ..ELL ;43;
Co.' 30413readway, New lork
Otahutm, for September, riob, ra=
ey'and reatkblo„ is tareadY tO -' lu)nil, This
" Puffing; it 1 9 tilie's `with .Ith'
oirqo4r# 66 4 6 tYlki' ' "" 1 4! 150 reader;:
if not *ire* a.lidisarlhar; to Send your ad
drees. Skl#M4tlON B c,
111400VD,3N1d)if and gei it or
tky ‘ Malit
• LATios,L4c4pinurAz".tv is 11 6.
firili.),/st(44lriet4eliemi 44440 w pi
terijaklook*,loothe ?* 1 \of h.,
are4,,VOg 411110
two, tow,n Lo4ll4'tnob wetowevAplob
ii,. - 'vittteetie*tremittee tneirt l .-
Vero tirifieVrePit*l o lame; atteltiltitho
in ate 'days.. They did so at once, but as)
dkd not allay The ezoitemsta.
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Tattittni:n Orol4t OtlionteiAUdt.—The storm
of the 18th,".11th and 12th inst.., Which visited
- • - •
the vicinity:ef Dt.evr:rOrleane *W of. the most .
terrible , chnraoter,'7The':inest disastrous` • , • •.• - •
-feetti_were.feltat.%:"atimmer reitort-ca'led Last—.
,
Island, a shertAisterme aboVe Now Orleans "
whfoll iA represented ..to have had every house -
swePt froth It o :and:to -have: been conipletely,
inundaied. •„Tyte, hundred persons, kt ie
.qsti:
mated',.lost their tiyes on this island . . Grand„..,k
Caillon another , waterintt , place, • had
Ilse suffered , severely . ;' . the;eitent of the lass..
of life was not known, , titit it was reported that
thirty bodiee had, been , found On one end of
the island:. , 'The datnage to-the augni, cotton
and corn crops 44.114141 to be almost inealcula
ble The bunks of the • river at Bayou Sara
had caved in;" earrying,, away: three ' , hundred
... • „
residences. . .
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The.storm in I.ouisfatimproves-to have beep
even worse than
.afnrst reported. continu..
ell4B hears, - And :by' atantrate measurement,
not, less.' than fourteen, inches of 'rain fell. It
extended:up •the Mississippi : its far as...leard
from. - -At Last Island it is' thenOht that the
loss of life will reach 200, us .14; bodies had.
been - Md.' Many of thesurvivers ate bad
ly wounded. • The : „As.u.:' bodies were iduitiler
ed of- ,st ti4o6 in' money, by-wreckers;--and- 7
$5OO worth of baggage helongizig. to. the.sur.
iivors was mostly stolen. The buildings de
'stroyed un the Island were valued at $10;006.
At 'Collier' Island the buildings destroyed were
valued at tflsst3;ooo, :and thirty dead , : bedie's
:were found in one, t.n.dof the ,island. The
dolma& to the.craps,iS .
•At
nu; &ire,' the - tined maden-crevase; in the levee, .
inundating - the country in all direction. Three
thousand dwellings•have been swept .away
-or
damaged: In the neighborhood of the baize
a number of vessels:•were blown ashiire. The
'steamer Nautilus is Supposed to have beeti
lost.
rtE1,,,,, Under. the title, ".A KnoW Nothing
Stryiupili,;" the; Novrark Afercury of tho ° l2tll
says, tbitt ; firty-seven members of the strongest
'American Lodge in that city have •Withdrawn
their support from Fillnaoro .and declared for
Freitiont, The following, tam ongxither resolu
tions,'Vas aidoptetkat a pithlfc - rneetitig after
wards help by thefifti-seveti-And th'eir friends-
Rettolied, Thai iu John C. Freutont—a
wlto,has dime inure for Civilization on this con
titient than any ;other-citizen—who hits showy
his, devotion , to Freedom and Anteriianii inter
•
estirin many a bitter strait, ata iu IVilliqra L
Dayton, whose voice'has always, been ( a_ o
Right, foisFilto Labor a - gain:4 Labor
for free rand*Free Speech we recogniz
thettlyhoOrwiti
_every respect - good .enoug ----
Ainericans for tts ; as / all - Cy ' are tit ,
Representatives of sentiments which, we, ftF
;prove, witAlo hereby-adopt:them-as-our_cand___
dates and will: labor for their-triumph, or
tensingly„from this time forth until the - clot -
'of the polls on the font-th they_ of Noyembi
next, • -
The nom!' from the Southern elechoutiprob
•
4 "I
bly canned this e eel on. ,
. .
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE: --tTIIO corn mencernel
exercises of Lafayette College took place
Easton last week = The Annual Address bele
thelVnihiugton and Franklin Literary Soc
ties was delivered by Oov. Pollock. The Et
ton Times says :—An 'tureens° throug ot ei
zees greeted the orator • Beauty. l fashitin,
tellect, youth and old_ age composed the .
suably. Close had undivided attention tt
'given to ;he speaker. After being_introduc
by Dr. McLean, be arose and spoke one ho •
in, giving_socus JrieMdly, anti very exult_
counsel to the yoAng wen about to !Clive th
Alma Master: . ile Spoke of the (Wiles of
American scholar, the beauty of our Consti
4.,ion.autiNnion. of the 4ignjt.t of,atior t
the necepitY -of having educated
progressof the artantrd,scietices wits dwelt
by the siteaker at considerable length. Mt
very aptillustrations were adduced. Fa
fulness and diligence were urged upon.
graduates in their studies but just begun. '
orator`cdased by saying that another kind
knoirledge t — beeidett mere intellectual at.;
moot Was required.' ,That knowledge' wl
elevtited nann,front earth ;o heaven, .
DSMOGBATIO I! is
movamesys.—ln
Kean coutity.eii., 'a voluntary movement
beeen made by members , of :the Democp.
party, resulting , in a thorough Fremont or
ization at the court hone* and in avery t(
ship of the uountt. 'The Dentoorats of CI "
lan diT° V.lt a.Tb it .
meta: They have got up.and published
for the Organisation of a:DemOcratio Fre
club; giving in detail, 'the. romoop wily
cannot 'support the -Buohanan ticket. '
Cleveland 03,1yfi that the signs
were' confined tolheini who. up to the Dr ,
Impaign,,ba!o
,been identified with the
uocatio3litri,y,:nn4 every Mon 'olio 'signed,
his into far, .William Media ; the , Demo.
candidate rot' Governor of,Ohio. Had th
been . for those, who voted , for President 'F. •
the list;might:have embraced five -hundr
_The meeting tO erganize a , club , is to.
Place'en th, 16th instattti etithecourt'
and will liitinhirersidiry the:Hen Ct„
lately.:lDemotratio member of Oniagrear,
WArrep iii*Ctiir r Y#•• 010, 'lisiirepied
ores tole,r9moni. , •
.eds.hrthe;llon..9•4 ii. Vurtie„..,a ..pTo
:iti:4o4o::orplo4-,iinskOongress•::,
A ttioterociti' 4 RooiniAbs"-=Elotne of 0
`ohlrgrj!lgiet's ar,caew publisbing,..that
ink4:', ll l 4
'weibiagtan,' ':le a
400004 . 0th:Del4cmtii41141.gb
roftils . tinahmiktt - 0 --
PPP* itplkq l P,te4 !WO' 4ikteporst. Rook
the
tikii.:444 = lolAL .
sta.,The taxidiatitt
'do) sok ,- . Iti New York it it Si- 88. -