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WEDNESDAY, .111A . RCH 4,
.1857
~,Z6e--cargestlut4oentie3t- V ifilgi- ,
.127 CUMBERLAND COUNTY. •
TERMS.—Two DOLIADB A YEAR, iFft ONE DOL
. LAII AND FIFTY CENTII,'MI'ATID IN ADVANCE,•
$1 76 iv PAID TUE ,
• Uttioic State' Conventiol.
The citizens of Pe iiniyiStinlit who 'are opposed to tho
extension of Slavery and to the other equally obnox•
lous,principles of ,the inemnifig National Administra.
lion, as, atm eQuced in the Cftrlenatl plattOrre;— who
are opposed tette union of church • and Stale, the ex.
elusion of the Bible from our Common fichoids, and In
favor of pretesting the ballot-box from the c)rrupt
,once, hy which the:will the'people wee debated In
• the_recent State and Presidential elections, aro request
aCto elect delegates; equal to number hi Convention .
to the Hail of the House of Representatives ~at EMMA
burg, on Tuesday the 25th Ply of March next, 111
O'clock M., to nominate candhlites for Oeverner,ludgo
,a the Supreme Court and Canal Commissioner, tq.Le
supported at the minting October electiou.
. David Taggart,- • F. Jortlng,_
8. P. Ill'Camsi
r Jailed J. Lewis •• 'N. Dickey, •„
De Lerma harkile t — - it.lllolfettin,
•
ircnrniilr,, `11144C
'John IL Vittele, '" John 8. Vanvoorbill,
. A. W._Cralifu •
,z, , ••
', 0. S.'Kelufeatzi4 • Wrenn Cleaver,
j ? sfro, wean, • :e . 'J.ll4:Bhurutin, ' '
-Jonas Augustfue, ' ,
„ SC. 8. Eystee, • T.: oz:L'offoy;
,loseph Drown, Anff edit Oregg,.,
•-• sloieph D. Pownall,. t p • L. Riled, ' • '
John T. Paters s. .' JameiNjOackluilise,
Nicholas Yeaghtly,jr. I'. W. Namesakes
JALnes Penrose,
J Purcell, • Olenui IV, &bawl
emus M. Syllers, E. D. Onzzaw,.
_
John Witherow, Dell, .
Chas. IL Penrose, Prater, '
Deo. T. Thorn, • ' J.-Dock,
S. D. Chase, Samuel Jterr,
' David Mumma, Jr., S. 8, Ili/Mop,
'John M. Oibboney, JolkiA:tiliestandr
Jleury Souther,, .7Pho Wright, ; ,•
r.• • IV E. StovOnson.
• /
Harrisburg, Feb. 22,4851.
co • ussty oortweattion
o
The citizens f / C ' umberland county euibroced in the
;above collide regut;sted to,mcet oC their 'nano) places
of holdidg Delegate elections In their several rvoyds,
tioro / ".uitui and loWnohlps; on . ElfatiitTttr, - tbir 14tii - of
—Mundt itsetaut, and elect two Delegaten from inpb, tn .
/not in County Convention 60141 e, Tuoidoy.
11 . 1 e 160 i of lifirob,_ to appolut one fiosistornd and twu.
toptinentattvo . Delogd* to tint& State : COI:0011
d. Carllelq, Mirth 4;1857. • .• •
THEi NEW ADDiINISIMATIO*.
Mr. Buchanan ,was -0 lem*Wt)eatlaild
-for-Was - bingtotivitauloat • :we cciiie
• mived there tinfely. .Tho of visi
tern to the iiiiiuguititioo,.dlich takes
place to-day, haslMen immense, and The
demonstration prMuitics to he of the racist
imposing; character.
The last rumor in-res
Tanta representation-in the Inet IS,
that Arnold PlutOer; : .of 7t ; onango„eount ; y,
now in the board of.:Cbipnission
ors, has been ieleofed ps l'ost-;.3lrtster
General. -
DEMOCRATIC. CAN
We learn from :Harrisinirg-that the
democratic noterrines Ter the'. next ..eatu
,ptugn, as fixed by the State Conyention
~...at.smitur,..!lre,:as fol.
lows-:—For Governor,-William 'E. Tack.
er, of Lycoming 'county; judge of the
Supreme Court, Ellis Leviis, one of the
present Court; ;Canal sCotinnissioner,
IsTimnid Strickland otChester County.
The proceedings of..tlr Convention
were warm and exating.. —
Forney was preeent . and:cleliveied
dress at the opening: . Ile :lade 'n, very
delicate allusion to tbe.tieetion'Of U. S.
Senator, saying tbatnotivitlitanding the
great democratic trbunph .in the Fresi;
dential election, therusages of theparly
had since been violated and their 'tri
umph-was suffered' to . .rot aWay, under
their feet. After a' stormy debate, James
M. Anderson . Waq rejected itS *legate
from. York, \ Under thi4ilagation.;ilivit. he
influencedenear io::Vitte.-for,:flen: Cam
ballotingn'• for : GOveruor
amounted to near foutty and, Picker, at
last succeeded over think and *itte, by
a majority of one or two . : Cumberland
County's candidate for Supreme
Bench was again " tot back,'' and Judge
'Lewis whd.didn't wane the . ,no'inination
MOM
got k it, as of course he knew be would
The Union State Convention will ;eel
..
onthe 25th inst., when if a jlidieion's
!notion of candidates 'is inside, WO'
enter the field with 4 fair ,prospee't of
eucoess.
UNION or . TIM OPPosii•ittig.—The
- positiOirlook forivard to ibe Ineetirtg of
the Republican State Convention, 'at'llar . =
rieburg, -on 'the 25th , Of I%larcli;wi , tbk deep
interest.: The Lehigh Reqiidei spys
D94 l l 3 Pr , of.naTes bnve•heen 'suggested
by
by diff'eren't Sectionsfor :the
valious,Offrees, and from their tone we
are.ledbeliere that bOth Republicans.an4-AlneriPeeilare agreed to overlook thw
distinctive featuree of theirrospeetive Or=
ganizations;land , go fOrlf d
be Wet labia "o?erPOWei,
thejiiiiiiithireo'Ciaey .7 :' The lessonof last
year fresh in !be minds oeavery • gee,,
and - i,tyouid,be,Strange indeed if at. few
miserable disorganizers are .Permitted:" a
repeat the game thatyrbred so disastrous
in the Presidential .noniest - 7 :Wfth„ pru
dent Maeagemenk the future of ,the Op,-
positiouin-lhis Statolsfull.of bop47-Tlid
. . . ~, ••
majority ofvthe :voter's 'of: th'e. Cchnipon
•&,lrealth are4ith'us; and it only rematni,
-..
2. - ithaVourrOde'diimild ))6'united and ran
____..
Bear .down.,
tionialltut:an end to , the reign •of .the
D.amonraey,, in ,the Kejlitotie State:
Asrobil ArPntwatiTio - se.--The . an:
anal Ipptopriatiratk:
Atepresentat#o .on i ,T . _4 . nrattay,
71 4ifri? - priain - f4;er eso,oop,opo„,. This ,
'll4ndes 013,000,000.fni , the army';: 01Pi
' 000,000 fot the navy 0;50,0,000 for
millilitres ;0 , 82,000,000 . fdr fottik
cations; ;and '65,006,00p "dr'Liio_ool3 4 4l6o .
- --fir items of . - ei;ql -- oervie,,"el4ll4,#e:a o 4t.
5ani4 ; 044i91 :#4,q ,n1,9114014 : 49 wT8,.
• ~.1:;.1, :01p: .4 i%.'J , ik:f f-k , . •
ouse qf
11111
STAT CONVENTION.
The ealrisstiell.by'theinerican 'and:
Itepnblicati members pf the, Le'gislaturik
foV . it statirßotivetition;to no*initto
dbiate. for Gioveiner,c'SuVierna Judge;
ti .1
and. Canal will be•founik
• in ,t , e-day'Alpiapent.'. -Undetthis'
call ttie;
, oppOnen ts •Of.:natuinlizatioiwffitiuds, and '
outrages, the friends of Freedom, and the
opponents of the extension of Slavery, can
, unite and to•ope ra e without either feei
_itkthat-he-in the-feast yields apy of_the
pbints of principle which he possesses.—'
We approve of the course pursued by the
members of the .Ivegislaturer and ; are glad
''to see them unite cordially and' unani
mous/kin this movenient, feeling certain
that itw. taea. t otv i ith the- eel:dial appio
bstion and , prompt'co:optfrntion of all Who
'enihrece the.prificiplp •referreil to rand
if the union 'recoininended be 'etrictlY, ad.,
berm] to, there can be ikinbt of 60,
• . tiTphant. success
*IMO
• _MOREVUTRAGEI3 . ITT:,KANSAS:—The
ME
- •
otkee:of ) 9ieriff, as desired by the
lature(tuavadoh had 'a fatal . teqpinat%on..
- Shirrod had avoweietbe purpose of kill,
/ng Gov, Geary, and meeting lkiin in the
street spat in his face:. Gov. Qoary OW
not resent the insult; but his friends got
'up an indignation meeting Oil ThpEnday;
the 19th. Sheriff Jones,. and.
otipra attempted 'to_ iUterrupp thp;reet
ing,' and in . the affray Shorrod thit,Dlr.
§heppardione
,of Gov. Gearfa , friends,
f o ur -times, and wounded two bathers.
Mr. Jones, Gov.. Geary's
.4deretary,
Ahereupob "shot, Sh . errad thrdugh the head
killing himinstantly.. Great,ezeiteient
prevailed' at LeCompton, and a-general
fight was anticipated that night. Gov.
Geary's residence was• guarded by 'Uni
ted States troops. A despateb•from Lou
isville' says—'-- - •
---- -- I.Zurs - VILLE;Teb..27:;:-.- We
'they idiiid - pi - frem - Kineas in, relation to
the - attack - upon Gov7Gea - r - y. It appears -
thitt Sherred vas,a candidate for, slisciff
Ofiticiugliitis•covinty., but iiiat,„: l . ilic,,...adroll'-
nesii'of Jov.l private -- s ecretary
prevented him from- securing the .offme.•
SherrOd itos, in doitsequenc, much 'ex
cited, and the next time he met the see:
rotary hedealt him several-severe blows;
- him' to the.griiiind. No steps be
ing taken to. resent this. Insolt r l ;Sherrod.
soon after approached the Governor him.
~ self, and shook face, and
deifouneed. hifil *WI paths.
Oct' to Penns
, .
There is no en'nfirmistion of, tbe, rumor
of Sherroc,l been•shot, but thy sot
tlers-wore-abont
,tti take iniiiiiidiiiiFineas
ures to inflioi punkilituent. ' Should .the
IJeWelaturb take sides witli'Sherrod, it is
feared there will bellrenewal Of hostili
ties between tfinprinlavery 'and free-State
parties.
MiroiiesorAlti-Tho bill authorising the
derritery. of Mitinesot4 -to forma State
Constitution and government to be ad
mitted into the tnien all - ;'qual ,
bey of the eonfederney,.. has -length,
.pssed both houses of Congress, and now
only' awaits the signattire - of President
pierce to become a lair . . At, the latest
dates froM nisota the territm:fel: leg
islature,wis engaged in debating this ve.;
iy matter of a State,government. Some
division of sentiment exists in the terri
tory wilh regard to the' drawing of the
bo,uedaryline: The , -bill just passed--by
Congress. provides Out the western boun
dark shall be the Red and Big Sicilia riv
rir.,-leaving all hetweeu.;those streams
and the Missouri 4e - form-ti - new territori
under the pawl. of. Daebtah;, • But a large
party Wants ';the "bOundary to be a lino
drawn through thOehidle of the territo
ry, due easretni west from the Si. Croix
to the Missouri, thus 'cutting the . ,,Ni hole
of'the present territory into two
visions, of which the southerniest is tabu
the State.
• DS- On the"4th of Mardi Gen.. Pierce's
Cabinet will have retuniped..in ..for.
the -whole term: of four :Years withoyt.
cbapge in eithhr of the departtudn6:
is the•first instatiee of the kind . , in the
'7'bisteri — otour goyernmont. Gen.`ash
_Ling_to n's Cabinet remained entire throngh - z
v qut the first term, with the exception of
aosingle•obange in the Post Office De-
•partment,,,And quineey
made only one ehanke'during,'his, ..torni f
h'aving had two Secretaries of War:
, THE . .N.Kw•AJoitvAav; i3rr.r,,--.Thie
has received the e Tresid tine',
and is now the lftW
aptici'nf "two 'yfiars; APanisli coins
~pre
bo recelve'd ap the. mint s , at their notnipal
value, •to be'paid in the new one cent
pineee,inade of nickel and copper. The
§panrsh aline, accordingly, will' haven])
their full value isa cents, find there, deed
be-no picnic, or 'log, in conficquencn, of
the assa.Cs'of the laiv.
. .
.REdvaNED.—Mr. Slough, the expelled,
'- member of the, Ohio Legislature, mho was
'.'deelared by the :official returns to . have'
been re.oleeted by three majority, having
sUnsegiten tly_re'. eau n ted he votes - h'im
self and found thit' h 'Wei . defeated.
• 16 vote?',, has. resigned in' 'live? of 'kr.
Hosea, his competitor:- , . • '
'ENROLLMENT TA7t.---Tl4oiset,tr of
the Corn
• Legislatuso)},list of, the severOote._of
Iss — embly,,retaaining.in,bis office, whieli
vein be repealed 'Abe 22d 'of
twit; in default' of payment'of:thsienfolt:
went tax. - Veit' "nearly 0.15,090;
the State far;these pirpasei '
Louren7J'Couniy, Chores!
"bo the 221 of Deo'r. Mre. Pilate, aged 110.—
• • 13)2e - was a wirecllArlpitAtitolOopL.,i
,DEAT.,II4IF nlt. ELISIIi KENT KANE.
' Cahawba arrived at
New . Orleatis on' the 20th ult., bringing
_the reniaini of Dr. Kanp the Arctio"Ex
plorer;:whoidied in ilavapti on "the;,- 7 1614
Be expired pew:Mb:illy and Igettily'
as a ebild.jllie:greatest syuiplitili -
Ity, the oificiais os liktinan-'ldP 'of
whom attended the funeral obsequies, in
cludingthe Captain General end an 'bu
n:lease concourse of residents and otbers
The 'city -7aut hoiiti es. of New chlenn a r the
civic societies,. and citizens goo. :
participated in deinglionors to the
remains. —The. itorpse is expected ; to -ar
rive at Philadelphia in a felt . days:
—Thellarrisburg •Tel.
eraph - bas•been authorized to state that
Judge Wilmot' es not declined being a
'candidate kir Goierner,:t4that he is, in
f;4lol:ofiiri pad ti 4: if ,theY
I 'olO.CPrul* to,,,licnninate litn.r. he' will ,not
leerhitnself 4:liberty-to -deoline - such- a
nomination.• • • ' - • 1 '
1111
tit ei?untpAritters._
~7,,t4jrA'A'poEtt.=-,NI- a totctiairlitily
cone in like,nlion tido' year, tho.menther...oti
lilun4ay tli . e , otornalist
Obarnoter, and ibe t oolii,intenso. i. ...PVo44 o l , ll
hOpe.that in ocean:hire witit.the nncient.pro-
Torii it tnny go out like tk.inrab.;" •
Btiaouan ELECTION.--The botiingh
election for members of Town Conn()liand oth
er officera:.!ill take place on Friday,- the 20th'
inst. The East—Ward (in which there was a
democratic nwjarity at the.last
thlayear'eleot, fire members of Council; and
,
the West Ward four. .' • •
c , • 1) •
Gov. rOLLOCK'S LECTURE.--714CoVrt
House was crortlipt.to 'overflowing on Thursday
evening last, with an audience comprisi4,a:
east array - of all classes of the aernmtinity, on
the occasion of Gov. Pollock'a leciure before
Company.. mho nudienoo is'
said to have been the lurgest e'er Congregated
in•that elegaiit and spacious' room. The' mul
.thude aseirmbled with high . expentations,.aud
feel confident mine were disappointed in
the intellectual enterleinment.of the evening. :
—Ocivernor_Pollock,-was-lutroduced.-ta r the.
few' dppropriate remarks = by
J . T r
edgirWttitsoneecoithaiscadtreliiddress.With
a eujogistic trffinte to that noble class of young
1 nfen-:-th'W . Firemen. No' ipediel 'subject was
announced and ihe 'entire lecture was is foot
particularly . addressed to young men. In n
ettllll4. fervid and stirring eloquence the die
tinguisied speaker reminded them of their
high s . iidertion..and Andes., Adverting id the
aharacter and lofty patriotism thonon.of
the' reirdlutionto the ilnrieus union of the
Staites-'-'tQtbenantobleSseensiitutieti•and free .
institutioub established by our &them - he ele-_
quenily - t4hortecit4 ; - ?orung Men,. now enter,
ing iipon:the' atagae,peliticallifis4a-study
desiply-the-lebsons of-pitriotismin - the - glifier;:
ing'pages of our country'pliatory, to cherish
noble aspirations and euitiiatehiii purposes
, --to beet:nue men of thought and;nation,,
steadial drones and pcipin , a ye of foshionr
men wliailkall p'rove tbetaaelVes . fittnitpritero_
0rt1144440;iit544,-:*%6 - zriait thSuaudt.
it MiirePaTictriVereittarty, ,
The rapid , giqya'and expansion 14:our,
country—thl'itiiiing character uf the' age we
lige in—the.progresi of cducation- 7 the bless
ings-'of and religiois freedom which are
so prc-eminentlyOuisviero linos:Mssive ly; dwelt
upon as topics of this'admirablo address. and.
with' a vividniss of illustration and felicity of
diction, 'which riveted .the' atteption and ex %
cited' the warmest interest of all whi4eardit..
Ito delivery was frequently interrupted by the
'heartiest burets 'of applatise from the audience.
Governor Pollock is a gentleman of fine pir•
soma appearance and distinguished , for his
urbanity of manner and fine social qualities:,
.Of chew who have-met him, in social inter.
- minuet - it - May be tru.y em none name
him lantypraise. His term of office is draw.,
ing ton aloe, and be has long • eine° declared
his purposo not to be agoin a oarididiee.. How. ,
everldel opponents may übject to`the • polioy't (
his administration,:none Will deny air:Wm
to the character of . a pure and, upright Chief
Magistreto.
7The last lecture of - the .odurse will be deliv•
ered on to-morrow evening, by . the Iter.4l.
H. ICremer. Subject—. The religious oharao
for of Washington." A most interesting, sub-
ject, which we are cure will be well treated.
SAD CASUALTY.--A Little 800 Of Mr.
Thomas P. liadliett, of this borough, met
wiehlt fatal occident on frlaturday last, , on-the,
'rail road near . - Hr.. -Hcoderson'a warehouse,
It dppeara that with other bort tte woe pose-
Ing between two hurden care, which nt the,
time wore istationarY, but before he renolied -
the other side of tbo track; the care were pat
ti on e -wheel -- ef.7-oneTatrilliiiif film oa
his aide,•oaueing and) Aesop internal injury
that he died hrifirout an hour afterward. Tbie•
and cattuattyshould bee warning to the boys of
our borougb,wbo are ton much in the prdotitio
of jumping on and off 'trains; wben in'Motion;
ME
:ADMITTXD , TOrPn'norictE. -- "A
jcOn:ned reouit, on .11Midny . ,
motion of Wm. J. Sheorer;ls4 Atioua
Town '§nurse., woo; admitted lc( priiiiii s co l in
thO witrirat.Oourts of Ilia '
. „
SeHoot' ExAm”4/Oriox ;public :ex%
aminetiOn.*Of the High 'School, in Plainfield,
uuder tile 'charge orMe. -- 1": - 1 1 C:1; tkilfelon,
phi et; ou `Tuiedey erebitig, iba .Hith
of Itlereh. The .exercises be , eplirened
by dlnthgueslind eddreeseo.q.the L file, end
-
the , frietitli of eiltioniioo die levititi
Musrb 801100ie.-7The
pireptilip i6.le.deiLyroined ntrflaciel !hush)
as ft ,pert iitinsiruotisn;lathiipoTtpan,soools,
or CAIHelp; aatt.:.airiploy 'a
aoTrisiant teanher:
Iti;Sera—for.,. parpose., who
will oomnienee optentioneon the fkr o
4 r A
P r/
'
. .
'Cti
,COUNTY sllloo,Lern .
The ;;ii.d.taler,"of this institution will be: foitn4
'in to-.day's Paper, attention of.
teachers end the public. It sea most coroz
endpbittrtrtan# the citisens,clfliptt-.
iille,“p'aitioutittly h iracpatribpteti7ao ,laNite)y
and iitieri4ty to iniiytbe. project into oirect p ,
itke:'otit!tled to' hi , g pratso t pr. : thgir seal In
Vie' otiose of idtiiitatioti
•
Cq9 . los GONoks , VAtims.- 7 Attentkon
is to the Overtiiiment of. chtifeitifarin
j ands, ,by,, die 104oil.,Central Com-,
jiaii7 ? abet..lo49even to
and tao1)10!a for ffouyik. n farm dla
fir isit.9l;R ran"t
....,-
SznAvi.Lofilif..fflitimbull presented a pet'.
tionlynrailhellepuhlictonmembere of the In
diantr*Legitettaie2,'"eakitift,;:thrnicely settle'
attentlae -nentestti ,Senaterieliesee from
•• • •
that - State, '''Mt•.• Tothbe; - from.•tha,Committee
• atittha subjeot;•,:raported that, it !gip. IMPfitiii
"blet feArriva'4 4 lti ::; il conclusion without taking
•testintony as to the legality of the tenure by
which the nien3bers of the Indiana fate
"ate" held The' report conaludid
with a resolution,, 1011011.11 es over,direoting_
thee teetimony - wthe case be token at t lntilan..
'aftelfs.,., hill„Wesassed for the cionettato
;ion 4 of tnagneoo:lelegraph from the
Atlantic coast to'filan Fesnelsco. by the south..
ern route. 'ThillTarV„.bill from, the:Houma.
was"Bien,tniteo up and dieetissed. • Mr.'llun.
tar reported a substittite from the Fitance ,
cc r oir o bittev; inekinga'further reiltulieti of, du .
'lllet4'whtch artaiiadolited. - Stil:Requently,'lsnoi t
•thev-aubstituto,making,amniform•reduetlnn
• was adopted, , '.:Atters • protreoted sessfen;:ihis.
vote Wan 're,ootiaiderndi-atid,
ititianitiected.'" thee proposed .
.a new substitute, which, -was-adopted, and AS .
thne emended , the bill planed. Ifonsz '4The
army...navy.. fortification, socrti,maireleamet%
arid nAtioellineetleApprbpriation bills passed
fitta:Sjeit - r-;;;The',g4netit remained in eession.
all:. last , night: anif4otan: to.. one 'o'clock the
morning :Arr.' , •Iturttatos - , lttibititiple. for the'
.teriff-bill,4redueing-41te-pretsent - dtitieir9o per
cent.'; : was passed . by a nearly twt thirds vote.
-The' e east o.:_tatased_aterenty.fi we - private' bills.
ind-theoproceedrii-tathit•chneideritien of tlte'
post fdliss •14PrOPrititirtn hill. - After tong
.fiehiste. on. the , . peet,elYine• Tonssed, -, wllha
t essendatents.agthorizing an overlamtmall from
tts'itfissiseiPpi to fian,Francisco •
'1100401.- 7 .11t( House resumed the considitia
lion of the resolutitinlor the expulsion of Mr,
hir., Putilanne moved tomtit the accused on
his' trial et_ntiel;'Negitived, , 82 to 100. . ,
Mr. Gilbert then' insdeit sPeeitin:4'llis own
. defence, in which he_oharged that gressinjusr ,
tice had been dime him. lie offered - A paper,
whioli woe vend, In it he states that the Com .
'rdittee have refused, him a -fair hearing: and
reportid garbled ex paile testimony with a
view to convict him., lie conolutlee.by -ringing
that from this moment he has resigned his
eeat ar a member, and hasmotified the Geyer-.
novo( tqew York of the fact,
=II
lEEE
' Mr. GilSert immediately, left ilia Sent, anti.
the resolutions of the Committee in his case
were laid on the table, 133 t 0.68
Mr. Matteson,. in a letter. to the Speaker,
adopted the Same cOlirse; denplinoing the pro.
itieedinga.of AlloCommittee. as- a secret itiqui,•
lie also resigned:,, ,
motion to table the resolutions of the
Committee reference tc Mr. Matteson. hare
failed. •, • •
A discussion enticed .as to the -legality of
proceeding after,the resignation,.,
The - House hoeing decided: topraceed,.after.
.cine discussion on the nature of Mr Matto
s
'firariesolution.cliaretig him.,..with:corruptly- 1
art el/voting to procure the, passage:' of the
Des Moinee Grant: This - trio adopted, 145.
t 0.17.
-.„
The second resolutiori wax' oulopted;:sna the
third (expelling.Mii. -M.) was . lisid or the table:
: The case of Mr. Welch of Donn., -woe then
celled-,pp, when Ott..liouqe adopted resolu•.
done its a ettlietttute for the committee's rose
lotion -Dille: --Weleh's case, - disniissing it for
went of euffiCiens evidence. The House then •
adjourned. '• •
. ,
licola.L-In' the Zone.; the remainder of
the-oorraption bullpens was disposed of. Mr;
E.C.itee of New York, made tt speech' in' hie
diiio)dikillei4---clactbluding' With iii annouriee
-merte-Jelme-he-had-reeigned-hie-emit; andreent
hie reeiguatiOn,to the, Gorerotir.of -New York
The resolutlopi thin:pal him were thin laid
,mpeti• the table. , .. The resolution to expel' Mr.
itiOnplon from thetlinor of the •,tiouse „tut a
roporter, ',weis adopttai,„with tin" mbotidment
including Mr. Triplett, in .the expuleion. The
hilfte'pettieh noilnpti'odiriCongrees , was then
.talteiCatptand•pa ekee:ritptirted hy.the-Seleet
sib tr
‘ •
life, ,'"L4L• 'etwoor
ihtiaci, - raccaeidered
aid laid**, 1 e.-, - lice liable refined to
:ditioharge tie Ctuanditea,..of L the.: ,ti tibia) from
:the-to - nelderittlOntettlicytier; and herbor bills.
'•The' &male amendmehta to the tariff' bill, were
n, r rroci-in,tend a committee of confer
eei a asked flr.
Extiiate froin'lltirrisburii Corre epofidano/..
Urltmry ,Corruptioyi
"Some ekoltetneqt, was produced in the Rouse
of. Represeatativ,eti this morning by; , cerisin
dienlesuFes _made by the, Speaker, affecting
the integrity,,of a reporter or reporters In the,
- Houses 3400111 e, the , day . set apart, by a
rule of the Route, for the comheration of
private - 101e, • These bills a - re:printed on the
cahanda,r, whick itt platted on the desk.of each
member. Aaingle objection knock's a bill off
the calendar.entirely.• A motion, will lay tv
bill' over, linen mill again come up on the
calendar. The Speaker stated that these hills
had beau objected to, which were of intereid
to his censtituents; that a,friend of his, who
was interested in their Passage, was appror
ed by II reporter,' and told that if ke,,W uld
pay $BOO, he' (the reporter) would have the
objections removed; at the sante time 'stating
that the objections were made by his friends,
'who_ would nithdr:aw them at his requeet.—
The gentleman refused to 'pay the ,eum do
mended, and. disclosed the •matter to the
Speaker.
The bills thus rernoiredlrom-the - dalblidar
were • the :supplement l the Allentown Rail
road,-the supplement to the Rending and LO
,high Railroad, and the Supplement . to the
Dauphin nnd, Susqurhnnna -Coal Company:—
The' members' who severally made .t he • objec
Sons, and at whoie instance they were knack
ed - 7off' the - calendar, are - Messrs Yearalley,.
Malenin And CartY,Alk.of tkillidelphia.caun•
eacilifroi de statements to tiro !louse,
-asserting that liad .. exercised _the
!ego 'of 'objeciing in these cases;..beimuse the
'bills 'were•itullitianeelvee objectiontifffe,.:and
not with J.• any iifalerispt-deeign:', The thiestker
then ,_ X9,-I,lio.llouse.to•show - ita dlsag
Prouati°6 a :06.itiran matancee Slitpnding, the
J lefekt nfu taking the n up..11" 4 .
'phasing ••thetn telieriend rending. - This was
'ilons•by alwo-thirds , rote. • They vrere•itivld-'
'ally,pestponed.on neoond read eg...
. A resolution, was ,ailopted by the Rouse to.
appointti'Conitnittee for the purpose of hives.
digating the caseditdited'hy the Speakor, and
•the conduct. of reporters generally.' This not
cuirsoce arises filth:41110ot of ,the very objee
, tionahle poirer which it single Member has, of
'objeCting bills' off. the calendar, giving Itle It
does, ••to any right 'to' delay,
or prevent.the passage:of . tCprivate'bill,!'froni
week ,to week. ~T 111? is,,often, done byway of
retaliation'. •
disixtfrinitteois.
. , .
The',,Senete ‘.peeteil .the whole . :Mornihe he ,
- ilisouseing the nothtontioe' multi
einorictf the Rev; WM. he t ee
"Librarian. The oppositien,proole4e4 entirely,
from the oppoiatldif 'lteirietore ; the
whole disaustion;:whieh wee astially - anitielta,
•Ifutoarrie4l en:otr.tboteide; the Deroderetio
qe li a t vit#.siqd uo!hitig, ilkt ground of.:eppo.,
'skied o'l)r.=Pe' - Witt's eMitliptatien, t wee en.
tirely 'Politient; eifme'ef' tioieroor'e party;
'friehtle , •thinkini that'he 'alionhtnot hiive''ret•
.epppieted ArittLbeoeusei , lie vas net.
I,lcmofieti-with teelFparty.,f,,Thle, view Of , the
01160 w .a ' ver y 01%41E10 ,p,,,tnet_t • of,str,ong party
Teel ing."• reittotii; exoetiti4ii was taken
to the,nominee. ,, Heliee.bonfirnied bj , ' i'o6
of 22 , e: 4,„84 111 . :
• • -`
• Irl ,411',..TY.1.9.0n7renigint..,.
ARIII,OBV/104e10, f tl7. 7 4,The Delegate te Abe,
`Millitiii , y•CenVentbifeteinibled 19 the 8011, or
the
-by . the eeleotioh: of Ool.Aßieitg; hf'Ceuteeduun
ty,
"." A coruniittee oferott "ppointed. t 4, n%
140_00 Proprieq-01-elaftlng:n bill to he.ub.
sololl.l to: rbel*LeithilOtufe,,' , the -enirunrtiee
reported:in rimer, t klUrt
is l e AO" s r .Rici., 141100 ' eouunAteo
were; thereupon inetrgelft..llo;Pllrli,l4,loo4lll,l,4.
I'l4 thlagniitiitiiiele le i aiee! -
off etto.lBol - I , oe. Kiwi; e.• 7
I=ll
cloNoitEss.
, T •
SATITRIOnt, Feb. 28
piton natuAiaEVßii.
lienassuutto . , Feb. 25
,;
. .
• ~ , , s-, • •
, ..... New -say 2eleyrapo:, t..
• . -. 4 ..._ ::. , p.
* Ittisaiket.to W ittnOry of Dr::: Maize:
r -- LOvisvitzs. Fti6:lB.—ludgo.Kittioitad his
:,•' 'son arrived liire 4 thitgeorollitt, fn.tviip iiroiie' r ed'
, • ~
o Paduudn to await the arrival there. of tho'bnat
having on board,heiteranins, , ,a - --thi- 15t&•.pi , ..,,
Kane . The bent Will prolinfly.reach 'here on-
Tuesday or Weljnsinlayi•4l3usitiess will•bs sus-'
penile(' in respect tolds memory, nod the City
• Condoils, Mason,-Firemen, and citizens have
:"•resolved to pay all' due honor to lhe:deoeased:.
Iph la
2. , -Z•Tto' day has been
an tl'oeedingly disagreeabli, .ilay..• it cam=
olilleed,tarwing last night about ten o'clock,
nd•arihe.present tinla Ir hne - no - appearance
of clearing up. • Chestnut street and our other
•principal thoroughfares, are entirely desettod
and Wverything.has n dull'and,tnelltoltoly no
,pttel,; iefenred that the. henry,
serionely tnterfern'ulttrour railroads, and we
understand' that 'outnierchents,..are to
bald a"meeting for. the purpose of taking men ,
'euretl.th•prevent any ititerferStice or delay' in
our various trains. , r
The silk store pf -Alessrs.:.Burcroft, Beaver
& Go., •Foprtirand ifflrket,strpote,wns Fpbbeil
InsChight Pr gnode, to the ve ue 'or six
-thousand - di:4l4ra: - 'The kfcire'vritiV riviftiOipen
..by 4 theliolice this incroing ova kir nal known
hois,the thieves effected an eniranoe, . clop:
has asset . been - had 9f, -the periiirlt.gr.s•
Cocvbidin:: nifilirs nro to wammiLutt--thi
city n the'lnet week not less thith three In
- dividualN have seoeieeil.As,,,nseltige;.tok..tri..
fling with young Ina.cY nffeotinna: 01Ie of our
- Elinidiki - papers furniehvita readers with a ,very
• elitbiirate aeohuut et" three nVthesii pleasant
encioulate!s '• • •,, • • , '
; Affairs in Kansas,.
ST. Loins, Fob, 28 —l.gift3 whit:lee tWeeived
,freyn Kansan do not differ materially • from the
first. Recount of the.reeent affray' • Tins Connell
del/implied Sherroil m e resolution, oondethning
the assult upon Governer Genry. but the,Httose.
suitnined ttninli majority. •Hlierrod
was-not-killed,- ns'was att , fi rat raper' tut: , Jones
was arrested and .bald tti.bail: in 45 . 081.). , 'He
is not The Oreverner'S Seeretery.„ . '7.; •
-'The - bill repealing the •,fetitAtitlitti:',Jr hish bad
passed the - Counell, wee!re,tsetilittiittio HOMO,
by an filmset unneiitieus • '
The'Leglishatirtidte, paused a law, /declaring
resistance the Territorial laws poi:1181201e
with death.
' .Shooting
Come In Witehingteiti.-A
killed by ai Govyrzini•iit clerk.
• ‘VASIIINOTON, Feb. 28 •L-David flume . went
to.the.Pension-Otfice-this-morning - ta -- demand
the retratitiorif a charge by D. C. Lee, e
clerk•iu Unit o CP, that he (Hume') had picked
Lee's pocket itt the Pi'esident's reception last
- night. • Leo declined a_ retract, - . When ff!itne
struck him with a stick. Leo thereupon shot
him dond wit a pistol, and soon litter delivered
_ . •
himself to the oiniers.- • ,
• N4miustx,..Fali.2li.: 7 •Thr ttity_ttits_akala
startled on Tuesday evening by announce
ment of. the perpetration of another bloodS,
deed. It appears that about 8 o'clock on that
_.evening a man, believed to be named Kerri
-- gnu, with n female - named Emma Green, -en
tered an Resignation 'maim k . ept by Mrs. Mar
in_Elizaheth.etreet.-Jhry-bid-heen-in
. the roots hut ti few initiates when the landlady
heard the i'eport'of a pistol. - She berried up
.stairs to learn the canoe, and meta man who
.. rushed by her . and escaped into' the street.— .
• Upon going to the room she frond the woman
Emma Green: lying upon the floor, very dan_
gerously wounded by the pistokbalrvihich
passed-through her stomach:' She was taken
to the hospital, and refused to telr w_h_o_the
7roan'was - or - .,the cause tfin,dtfficulty.' All
the information she gave wee, that site was
a married, woman ;. that her husband was at
'sea;
that during . bliratisence mince July last,
shohad been living" witt y another Man, and
that the shotan . who shot met, - her in Vie
, street, took h er to the house named, and reach
ling - one 'or the ramie's, drew a revolver und
--said--iNow i -Emma, I'm going to - kill you "
• She had Defeat. of being•killed; bat the threat
-wmrsoarcely uttered when the pistol • Tas dis
charged. Ile he'd taken off file.ovarcifat.pre
'ions to this,'and.it this thought barely possi
ble that the occurrence might have been neat
dental. The recovery of the woman is very
doubtful. Kerrigan was arrested on..,Wednes
day; but having esteblished hie innocence,
was discharged..
Tug MunnEtt MANIA IN Si.Loins.—The
' 04 1 , of St. Louie chellecgoe competition in
-the spitit'of blood duiltinees which prevails.
The News of thnt city, Of the 7th instant says:
Since last Friday, three foul murders hare
been committed in and .tilftmSt Louis--the
killing of Mr. Jacoby by a drunken journey:
mat' whoorlie'ritte4ted to put out of his
house; the shooting of.4 , man in Illinoistown
forearrying oft (it Mould not be called steal
• ing) a lot of elmolo; and the fatal shontinrof
_ _Strother yestorday.by amtan who-Was-enraged
because the deceesod . aroused him from
drunken sleep. ' VerilyPtumen life must he
held deg-0011p in St •Ll) . tiim,,whyu, three men
are killed id' foift . rdays, null for a provocation,
in each ease, which would not have warranted
a blow,"
A WOMAN MUIWEBRA) Ant; itSn. Dour Buns's,.
RD.—The . people of Sylvania, 'near Toledo,
Ohip, are greatly ezeited• in consequence of
the movie Vet Mrs. R 3 •Id Word by her
husband, who sought to cover up his crime by
diornitig the . body. ,!Tho citizens thoroughly
searched %Yard's' premises, am/limed most in
dubidablo ievidenue that the woman hod' two
burnt in her own house! In aphis ofernshos
nearthe houSe, human bones were found-nn
' upper jaw almost entire, and pieces of a skull
Two finger rings were also found. which were
'recognized es thosti worn by,Mls Vend--
Ward was a tailor by trade, and niarviod his
- wire at Adrian. Midi, Oast summer, r4lettutti
ilia IMO bas-been-commtitea....- - !-
-
'!Fua • ,
hisdntunsz SuiY.,—The Lancaster Ir
dependent" Whig gives the fdllOWing de!lori/! -
tion. of ;Mr. Buithenan''s Inatigural
The'etitieit Suit: lc' Meths Of, bleak—the coat
Wad
gaidithirrns the finest cloth, And the
'vest of silk. flo'svered.
superior
affair' will
• reflect credit upon the sitperioe Meritinenship
of our townsman,. who' goished it. la the in.
'side or Oil; mint, across the shoulders, and
around the arms, thirty ono
,stars tire inaltet•
fully embroidered in , silk; ith'fliiiKeyetone
in ~the maitre. representing Ihe•tglerioue trio,
or brilliant stars, which, ,Mr.,.Thichanart will
endeavor io bind still mere firmly together,
with the Keyetene of 4l e whtips, aireegtheming,
and holding Ormly'tfin I , odid sick." ,
Wnlyrnen , Ftant 'ki.'Onct.—kwetnan grim ! d
Ann , flotinelly. a •perfeet atanidn'ln'lie'r any,
was arrested in theSizteenth wItd,'"011114C10-
phis, on Friday- hist, 'tin "the' tflorge 'yr
.
•pieg,fpur mans{ once: :The funniulie4 'phrties
we,re,nyriird boiqtanie : qierk nftlie.ninrket,-
1 'mid' priinte 4rAi, wtiipp!n.g.
or ;fear men : was bad enough ' Ann, but tn .
• ,. skinkellin thci
anfil .to niumult market,
, ! Es oink ,
!Unit ton,uipl',AFT3 too iqinrmnuts
sin, and 'tile virago was held in $lO6O 'to on,
•
4607 The i`iiii,ectelpida npn,npl pl.'cuko of
kloopal Chereh.• 1, 1 1 ,1 P 0 147
• 11100
,0 IiPPPI!P.OP 25 Mnr: 1 4nreil7 next.,
: at Wilmington Ttelatrare..,, Tlift.hutaher ;of
eterpinieit boldhig affaint or haqiaesti reht-,
, -ttlettit,tritti` , it to aboitt arci bandied: The in'tioi
tapothust-meneare—that 7.411' be • .i.tted • titre'
. • Year le an ..tXteesion At the, period or • the
preeeher!.. terra in,ono ranee, rhea deeired..to
hrei y fif 'tibo
. atejerity.of the Ci.'nforoncle Ore:In r ravni'Or
ettteasioa,. ea.!, tltere in:sodronligh,trou - !it of
MEM
, • . , ' , 0 rvi'phoMl
~,, ''' ' '. ' ON —lt 10 0, , , V1 ~ ;
tmwoLNAvt?Fr
.„,
f eshle tlitt Cql.",! g°l`.
-- the ieUtl.e!' 0, erLtin411,,e,,..7ank.4,1311:f4-04.0 !11
'''' , ifi' iejiicinerti or PennkY ,ii, h a g y i mi h t 0,1 00
1 l e ng th ' of thee e
',' the thole o f ~,, -;,:i,; The tine line J,' h 'the 10th .•'°,. E.,i i i li t 'd the ;051
. open Z., l i i ol.hi te Lees 0 . , i ,
'''e lii 111100/Y0 ,
estiloomp.ete4.
0 u
*tread, el
, . . - - ~ —.les'er• ---- -
'".oieuial'Y sr'
•
4!11. - 1B , 151.81 -
. .
^.'-,
,(ti. of the etUdenta . of Irving .Fe
Janie deliege the ftillowing_preamble and two,
letlont rotereiintinittiouitly adtiPtod •
:WhOPetto it boa pleaned our Ileavenii,Fat
itiOiVititi:Vididence,4o-remove &ono;
- tiiirlfsid - zt'nuf!dear littlel..tfiriond and 'anhool'
.:Therefore,. '
Reiolb'ed, - Tlini. de deeply oftoptithise .with
the food porepte nod ftiende of the 'deceased,
'and tender them our henrifelt 00111i0i01.100 in.]
thole end haronvement.
. -
Resoleted That willle vre
the loss . of our compattion,-whose sweet "(bop , '
sitioti owl gaminess of henrt so fondly endeared
lirto as all.„wa sorrow not ,ns •those • having
no hope knowing-Ont. our loss Is her rent
gain. . •
" Resolved.. Thnt we 'will ever .foritilY cherish
her memory and strive to meet her in heaven,
Reeolved, Thiit n'copy of these resolutions
be sent to the parents or the demised end that
,they,Ate-puhliehed in. the-Carlisle,- Herald-And
ltlechatalcsburg driz.•tte.. ..• •
VtN;t Ev.lNs; 1
ullusot% I •,"
.SUCE I)AY.' }Committee
• EPAIE 5W . 19 . 0ER,-1 •
• oEfvfa: itkicie4)
Irving Fetwilu College '', ,, Pokhaniotsburg, '
: ' Felt, 2r.r1867.'.
Spitll , lofqr the
_folio*
have been priniti4 :hie 'Office :
. „ .
.8011 - 1 V cu. o Mifflin township,
on Tnenday,'illn 10th 'of Moron&
D greneoni one redid of
Plainfield; , 'Gri rues.lny..the - 24di of 'Moroi).
i f
Stile_or. Iltiohard—PArker.- in-Silver-Spring
Twp , on , Frf.tiny, the 20th' Of Maroh. ,
8e .judehSowyet, 'in South Middleton
TwPwon Saturday, the 21st of March.
Sole of Tobias H. Seitx.'of Diekinson toWn
ship,.on Friday, the 18th of 'Mittel). • „
Sale by John Tf. SbHrp. Executor of Rev
A. Sharp. dee'il..of Newton township, on,
W,edneedny, the 11th of Minh. •
Sale of Jacob Sawyer, Smith •Middleton tp.,
on Saturday, the 21st of Marais'. •
Solo of Elisabeth 'Dehtt, Sterrett'e. Gap,
Cumberland Co., en, Satuftlay, the 28th of
March.
SoW of Thomas Gronson, Plitinfiehl, West
Pennoborough tp., on IVednesdey, the 4th a
Moroh.
Sale of WlMain Cameron - . ono mild went of
eirlisle, on the Itnilrond,on Tueedny, the 17th
ei4
Sale/ of Jacob Shenifer. in, South Middleton
Tws., Ott Thuroday, tho 19th . or March: '
Side of S. N. D,:een, in Papertown, Satur
day, ihe 14t.h-.l3Qlnrch. ' • •
'Marriages.
On the 4 44th of February. by. tho hov. A. H. Kromer,
Mr..IOIIN HEISER. of North Middleton to Miss CA
LL,E.4I.I-TOlLELogn.&ittit,:nldltitotmenlii. bPis;.;
',laud county. c •
..`"7o'
o _the Pkii....etiehoutrs..atintinan:Ailete l ._by_ t j a
- saino. Mr. Sainuel Neyi, to Mhs MAI' .1 ANE
FILEN. With of Dickinsoncomer tow n phi p, Cu m tartan U d county.
On the 2iith of February, 1857, by - Elder John A. Plow.
mon,
,Mr. RANI El, YOUNG-to Miss JULIA ANN RBA..
SEY, all of.licnedy's Valley Perry county,' Pa.
On Thursday evening. the ltith nit., by tho Bev. J.
.0. Seabrook, Mr:B. F. MENTI.E.It to Miss M. YOTER, oil
of woa romp ,borough township, Coinlecrifl coouoty.
_..., ~~~t~s~
" etldonly, pn Saturday afternoon, Feb. 28, ISSI,
IA AM 0., son of Thomas P. and: Margaretta Hackett,
aged 10 xe.ai-a, 8 months and 18 days.
.
Oh
r • illie still livoth, though not to oun'sight,
• Hls happy soul basking In heaven's own light,
Ills voico now k singing, though not for ohm ear:
Ile swelleth the chorus no mortal may hear.
A t 31eatimirsburit, on the evening of tbo 2S.th of re.
bruory,MAltA4 l E4 LA - ZUO: - Aged - 8 - yonrai - 9 - m04 1 4 1 :
And 7 dive..
. , ,
' .
Young, lovely, lovitig cud beloved, she was called In
life's green spring to learo the scenes of which she wen
the joy and the glide, and wee wafted on the wing/ of
a higher and holler affection than earth can offer to the
••better land." •
"Where beery gOwer
Drought . Pere through Reuth'utitirlt.mtals
- 'Becomes lautiortits?'
4'hrlea hes the - Angel of Death, tturoirtS,thissbadew of
his dark - wing over that hapis:fiumily eirele, and_er_
moved their little, loved ones to the treasury. of the
Whilet . "their precious Willie sweetly sleep in Cedar
11111 Cemetery, their spirits form a happy trio In the
presence of him who mild "Buffer' 'little children to
come unto me, and forbid. them not, for of such Is the
kingdom of lloavin." - • , •
Su the charaetor of Della Zug were combined those
Amiable: liming qualities of heart and mind' which
en
deared'her to all who were associated :Wth her. Wo
need not enter the sanctity - of that house where sun
light has been dailionod to 'Ond hearts that loved bet.
no wax bollixed and lamented by her rehoolmates et
oirsing,” and all to whom thlilight of her' Multi and
the (music of ker voice were a familiar blessing.. '7l.
difficult to fiial that she is dead.
walked the earth with such a winlAing iotellness,
. And on Ito lhlght brlufjourney getlrrod up
Such treasures of anottino,"
"Wu can hoar her villeo
And fur her'Mop wo the eye '
Lanka for her wonted coining with a earrings
Forgetful earnestness. It is like
Tho melting of it star into the sky
IVlillo you tiro gazing on lt, or a drearof
lu its roost whiling sweetuese rude)) , hroken."
Sense and eight mar In vomit why those ;Mares of
oarthly refreshment aVe; &Sans& so soon to:droop In ;
narrow, why those endearing ties are so
I=l
moonworeretl. Tneso aro reserved es part of the maul•
lleout reielatfou of Heaven. All is well, became
from " Illm who Is too wise to err end, Lift goot to be
uuktud."
"Gott gave—ho took—ho van restore—
Ho douth all thhtga wall."
--
,),,, ; B.E. M.
TRIGNO FEMELL COLLEGE, . ft; 1
Meohanicaburg; March 4; 1a57. ...... .
—Nem ,Rtioextghio6l.
TT N
10 N• FIRE COMFANYS
BEVENTICLECTUJI,I• I ,I• •
tier. .4 It. KltljalElt, of Carllole,.Klll deliver the so
oentlt I,ect ure before the IJ NIo FIRE COL PAN OU TIIUJIS.
MAY, diebth of Alarelt, 1857, in.tbe Cpulty Hovel!: Sid,.
Cli
BM#oll•Tickets, gullnitting-txiperuens to - thiftuiree,_
- firfor. --- sous - e - o otiodtlfug SU cents. %licit
eto Call be obtained hum nu.tuf the Coimulttue. ,
. • . • ' • ~0: UrLANtar,
'-A. C T ConutrArr, . • '
C. .0 rus, ,L •
ICJ Of. arkvustorr, ' • '• • Cotoudtteo,'
ire., !nu.
.1) ATEA ',HAN : fa/NG Ntki.ll6l4JSE
• • • 'J. E. WAN3iETEII;
Corner SIXTII.and Attell Strada ktl.ll.4tDl,ar
Y11,11.A ; offers for sale a large am.: intent tit'
tql'Eltß; -
at prices tonging from Six Cents per piece 'upwards, of
choice, pattcrus,,uummtaint; , , f„.
Cheep otin Fromm- Fire Decorative Papers * .
; Fire Board l'rl u • Fine Gelid /'sport,
Dofficra and Mout:Dogs, , Seth: 4'4lw,
3tarbleitraput a, Oak Papers, -
.
OD- Nan' fttlea Window Curtalue, in stoat lirieti:f
Dealers aufPlia4 ou inuOt•fnforAt4
'March'
MI:
. .
w4:lli•,'DPEAs,sP‘_,ll . l,i'a - t0,',•1 .1 4 1 10,A. ,
a
N0 . ,.,13.1,Nurkh Scti_s4l.4., below.llade,'
. Iphiet.-
*
1 tavink cutup! car -Ipso aaaortpien , 4 alar
Oooder,for Fprin "Stitabierk.'Finde; . whikhl respect
fullyAiiiit9i tho!athintloii, 'a
phrtbasera to thii:sarni.
Theilr 'dock br "beauty, chuipitexa add ,Titriety , pr2llo,t ,
bas havill:ta ''' n ' tl;:ii baud ' ' ert• -) l7 ' . dear ' fliPi ' lon '' ; '
tiSN'n ed'Shadik 'huh' lialigiudk, YindFluidil'
Fix Ices. trull Papers, etirtalo,o, Fire Ward •Fxhi,tiK
Ihvdors,,te,iol-of-whichrthhy-ntrim-vit-loirer-rates thou
,cait. ha had at atiy.'uthoilfthilllahirieut;:.4.'nlFitad'ea
-1,11111110 ~ J. LlilA ACS a,pit014411... ~ ;
' - 'iszwoilivsioand ettiout;belowliori ,
11'1,P.h4..46D7.,•:-43, Ploy, i. 7. t:t t , r ~. ~ .?..1.4 L____.2,,11,1.,i,,Z
w" 91;1 0 IYS"FOR r I fiT , G'
SliNsif rim •:! , ,.Neur;Sprlo4.BheMbi. ''; ,7, -;;;-' • -
:ilkMime, (Plouuced) nritiou A brunch CbUi
Ditieb -131114,(eUtrii416/4.):- I:aun ?..106
SpriNpreffi. p 0044.4,,, . 1 „1 sAowio, ueresi43o;,lcuuu
ptuple Linen Equulteia, 13amaallf.;,TaLle
etlW.Htgetik - fmi,la: '' • ' • s 4.;
1.40 'Weer, enit Apck geodu, 8t.,. •
( „Abing. jkurgloa, s drllly teen red from New leek and
-kbibidelphieaktut
11 - bulenalo buyer ur!l,lllttea SU IPS us 1 4 1, sallLsull•
•'IE.YIt 'LANDELL'
41.11 up
tr s' . Y . b446l"ll
lifereb4, ; 4; ; ~;
i k -ro 14t.rs ; M The -,4iiderL,
Ll'ilßaedwotila In rni • th 6 pubileitnit )14 has 10-
• rated a Bow Atta„ , throo luting ribln.mou re a d tliopy.
„l on t h is: ,
; 'm y_itlo t tli t re r x e itr i l r tica.4 l l , l n grAriifid 9
4iarrPvi"
&kl a tO te d n iind e Oti s o l tiM
t ) o ' .. f plOre Ms% ill...tsl•EltlNli- Wll - Ttione ,
'ditfiring t arttefies otr 1754etttekto,Porti.1 to
PaP . 2W.
. .
EEO
d(;n;
o ,Wnstpxormr, Feb: 26
.. .
The new treaty.w.ith Mexico reached here,
last night, and was subittell to tliceshinet
at, the. meeting. haltl4artla -,- It consists of four --:
cronditiond,, First—ReCipr ty .betweeii the
United States andMizico, f feesedly dedion•
E\ lo6
t • on the, principal of thearrangement,with.
anada. Secand—A lona of.6fteen millions of,
`dollars, to he secured by the oustatelvsfMiltril i J.
eight - millions of the lean are to be paidlo'
Mexico, fouimillions te the British boudhold-•
- era, and three are reserved for the payment of
claims from the Baited .ffrates. .Th Ird A
commission is tir [ie-constituted for the otlj!is
dication of American claims : - Fonrth4=Apos- ,
till convention on' the •lissin of that made by. 9
General Gadelen , No.territory of any kind Is
acquireil or contemplated:ond no advantages '
are proposed mit already, existing The whole
proposition is crinsidered extraordinary, and
the sentiment of the-Cabinet, nt the meeting
to-41v, with very deeided • against recognizing
it ea far no to' ash .the advice -of the Senate. ,
71 U M BEItd.AND CO UN:I Y
k), NORMAL SCHOOL.
V.WVILIAI;
•
Prlnclpa ,p 241 Professor ortlitjMund "2itoorr of
I"!ofeenar..or.
• • ' Prapspor of Matberontles.:
Y. M. LAILLELEN,
profussor of N4uolß3;tepooo.
- " - 41:0!tarf3WAITZ;
Principal-of- idodol SchOolo.-
. J. Al. ILOSTEIT:V.ER.
riarrimadiata DiMartment of Modal &hoots.,
'allBB M. SMELLY, r • •
Trainer In Prlumpy Department In 'Model Schailp.
ME
Thls Institution Will be opined for - the roeeption of
pupils on 3Vednelalay;the Bth of Aptil,lBB7,'
nuiLinwo3 AND LOCATION,' - •
, .
This scion' will occupy the "eonvinilont am:11/11'41dt
building of the!" fliglindng taterar r yinatitute,"'in the
bortnntlinf Nowslllo x by whose ,madilffoeitt tiberality.it
has boon din - mild for Vio use of the vabotd. -
,The building Is a spacious, brick-0111w NOVeOty by
forty. feet. -three Abates In' helffth, 'am% iiffords ample
roonuterfiall. rocitation rooms,
ne town of Norville affords iinedlialfBd4diva,ritti , s
for the locution of thin school. land'
and situated 'ln a liighly eobutiviverf
offors a desirable situation fbr the teacher .Slid studer4
to vigorously prosecute tbelr etudles.
DM=
The Iketntuf Trustees, composed of one Director from
each school district, in Cumberland county, have este ,
blished the school with the design, that teachers may.
tio properly 'trained and qualified in the different
branches, necessary for a proper prosecution of their
prifesslonal duties; and, to furnish ea fare possibliii, a
umilel of it wolbor,ordsed and efficiently conducted
action'. to all others who may desire to attand,aud _ _
parsdhelusetTes forother positionain life. • `,
9.• :Noiikum OIfiTIIDI ES. -, •
TlM'arinexed Net .of studios la arranged In depart.
mauls, without regard to the order In...ditch the verb •
One branches will be puisued, or to the length - of time
vibich.May- be devoted to them.
EN041911 LANOUAGC.—The Elementary sounds 0
Mg and Detiaitten of words, needing, Elocution. 'Eng
lish Grammar, Composition Including Itheterlc, the Ara
of Debate
___atantsstArtaa,,,Qtabo , 3 l ental_Arithmetic,-Writtep.,
'Arithmoticz`PractlrarMutlimanticirlifeiiiiiiifftffin, Alge
bra Geonieyy,fiurveyilig; iAathavesiticaigrapLy.
Somacr.s.—Descriptive ant Physical Geogra. -
phy,iand the use, of the Globes, Astronomy, with illus.
tuitions by Magic lantern, Maps, Planisphere, fir.
!nen and thyslology, Natural Philosephy, • •
with ripparatulLElSlM:ble of Chemiatry.
TUMMY ♦aA Pat Cries or TractunO.—lntelleetual Phi
hirophY, tho study,or School Systems, Lectoran on.Edle.
cation and the Details or Teaching, Practice in Model
Schools. Vocal Musk throughout thenourse. -
---Students-who do not detign" to - become tatichers Con
--4elpd theiraturi es front the fibula list, and trill bo cleat
` r tilireil,according to attainments.
tiettlSKS ON TCACMINGI.—Th6SMIACtUree will be fre
quent - and practical, and comprehend the beat niodea of
application of inatructiou and dine Spline to cchoers. Al- • •
-though not rolled upon nn oho chief baste of instruction
yet, In connection With a rigid study' of Text Woks,
their utility is unquestlonable mid fully acknowledged.
The_eptechotical mode will be diaearded„ The •Audent ,
will be expected to master tale subject. and recite thena
lo clear nod well chosen language of
--.7..ltloun'Sniekai.=-Phere will be three "Medal School.
'connected I , ith'tho Normal:School, which will bent all
tithe open for obaerratlon end practice.. Tho Normal
student will be frequently called upon by the Principal
to take-part in the management and to adapt a .proper -
system and method to hie Attempts to teach the young.
Dlsctemst.—No school can proper without good e ,
Moline. The government of tho Normal and Model De•
partments will bo curb as to afford a medal vtorthy. of
Imltatton In our public schools. It wilt be rigid end
Jitmartial, yet, relying much ope - 111m self-respect of the'
pupil. Dismissal will follow all immortalityand ungen. „
t 'manly deportment.
' • TERMS OF
, TVTTION., .
Sesolrne will continue * three montlec-IThe tuition
will bo $5 per three hionthe,lnkluding nee of appamtus
&C., payable in faience to J. If. Vernon; Esq.,•Trensur
'er, Nowvillo, Pa., 'No extra charges will be allowed fur
soy Purpose.No deductionmade for absence. Books,
Stationery, dc.,
~ will he furnished at Philadelphia .retail
prices,
BOARD.
Good boo . rd a be obtained In respeCtAble tunnies at
$1,2 per creek, Including all except washing: The pu.
pile will frequently be visited by the members of thou
Vacuity, and a care exercised over there at ell time.
C.ONDITIONIi OF A.03118910N.
Male pupil'', must be sixteen years of ago, and female
Pupils fifteen. Satlsfactmy evidence of good mnral char.
netentriust be furnished, and the pupils' must have
healthy constitutions. ,
I=!
There, will be publi^ examinations at the close of each
term, both In Normal and Model schools, which the pub
lic Ia Invited to attend. A co k rlficate
_will be awarded
to thosc, ,rho vivo satistactoili evidence of accurate 'at
tainments combined with ability, to teach.
• TENT t 001C.8; .-
Webster's Diction:my, Sounder's Series. of Readers,
.Penerds Gnilino Maps, Greenlears Aritlimetir, Bonny
amtle's .fileusuratinii—lla Legendre, 0 unimere'shild
lirspio's Surveying. Parker's Philosophit, ilurviit's
Astrodemy, cutter's Physiology, qutteke.thoss' Rheto
ric and Composition, Sounder's Elocutionary Chart, Sill
man's Chemistry, Nyell's Digest of English Grammar.
MINIM
'The Normal and Modal schools will be open to visitors,
dud ng_the_terni_through all -regular- sesslon-hour
Citizens of the county and strangers nrp cordially In
eited.to visit them et their collVelliellCO.
AM lotions of inquiry should *be addressed to ..‘ll.
{terrors, 1 , ..5q ~ Newv Me, Po. ~•
Wm. IGGonnAs, , Wu. Srnotnr, I ,
• ()lux JAMB_, •...
.0.1.1.111 EL 111c0 ow,,
Commis' - Nesnr.r,
,:........-; ' Woo. Mseutiocii:
THOMAS 11. DRY..IO:!, ,
$.011:ILL TATI.OII,
A. J. HAuyncei, •
.1. 11. arnaw.r. t A
801.0.1.1CN MOIIIIR, - - ..1. M. 5001:MR,
JOIIN C..DUNLA I', P. ROVNTZ, ~- -
PAY11)1111l01),T, • .1. C. Amyx,
...31014.1111-11T/T11,.. ... ABM. I,MaItTOIC, •
V 11.1.1.1.31 Lion, - .I.outs-Mt:Cuta.ocn,
• Joirt G. Wit.tivms.
• , , DANIEL SHELLY, Proxt . .
3 . .imis MCCANDI.I9II, Sooty. Boned of Trustees. •- •- .
.. March 4, 1857-,,2in.
. -
ss- 1 . ' CllaldE FARM ,LANDS
'....7f.:-.FORSALM .
- ..-' ','''-,.:,•` -TILE-ILLINCOS-OENTRAtoIt: IL - -(ZONPT;=-, 4 -' - -
In now prepared to sell About_
---- ,- •••••ONB - ANO - A - ItALY !ZILLION of ACRES
. • -• • 01 011010% Ferman LAND ,f 1
In tracts of 40 arrue and upwards, on Loos trredtts and
• •' ' at Low Bates of interest. . •
. .
.
Those land& wore granted by the Govornoient to aid • .
In the coustraction of thin Rend, and are among the ..-.
lichsetnird moat fertile in the world. • They extend from -
North:east nod North-west, through she middle of the
etoto..t .the extreme South, end ineludo every variety
of elite:do and produetlons.found betweeo norm Bezel
leis of latitude, .Tho Northern portion is chiefly prairie,
In t erspersed with-.fine groom, and lu the middle and
Southern sections timber predominates,. alternating
with Ithautiful prairies and openings.
The etiolate is snore heal thyossnet end equ able, than .
'any' otbet part of be - Molars •-lho sir la pure and
au-acing, While living strums and springs of'excelleut
water abound: •
Bituminous Coal le asks/steely mined. and supplies a
cheep" and 'desirable fuel, being. forubthed .at many
poluts et $2 to $4 per ton-and wood can be had at the
same rate per cord- '.' ' . • -, I . •
. Minding steno til, °Mellen!
,inaliti, Mee Sbonnde,
which can De prorated for little men than the expense • .
.',III‘ tradnotial4 As- ~:t.. , . • '. • ' • • • :
Ale grut'fortillty„of..thosii Linde, whirls area. black.
• slieh mould yunnityr dO/%4' :to pro foot ,deep and' gently,roll, •
Itig,thelr prmt ' tub -liokds by zibleh tv,erl, &A.
. ditty Is Ininishe for 'noel end treintrortation, to the
, principal Moirkets -North, ,Pouth, Bast, West,.. - and the
recononip with which-4)lv sem,tso . ..cultlveledi, render, .. ,
them the mint Neluablainvestlineht that 'ran be lbousi; - ,
'end. presontAtii most fevereb/ es opporiunl ty,for- venom el
..
~,ty tediestrklus habits and pull arirens,,to acquire/a.
comfortable Itidependeris, r a few yearn . , ; .' •• 1.
_. '
• ; eChiensro 'ls ri9Vr . the , gs'\lk 4leat frriOn !market 'ln -144
„Worldand-tke facility and economy with which the
pinion:a Of.tliin e lauds pan Oe transported - tonhat their-; -
• kat, alike 'thin much more profitable,. at, the prices-
asked, then those more remote at government rates- •
u the addltlonsitosCrif ,transportatino is a pirpetuid
Um on the letter,' w . hieb meat be borue by the producer.. ,
• • •
the reduced , he recelvekfor„ble gr*j,._--- r --,-
The'Tttle - tll'Otei ' cfz;iaiifiihen the final, petyieentM ..,
are made,'Beede are Ousted by the Trnstecsappointed: •
'by the Staid, end In ~whom the thinla nested :to the
porchnierb, which - coriVey to them abediste thlas In .
- I•Yee;eltople, thee Mid 'clear of ovary iiirunibmnre, lien or
.The Brines Aro from* to 4190 ; Intereet only 3 per cent. .
'. Twonty,per rent, will Do deducted A-em the credit- ,
'TliOse who Pnrchesertni Iti;
j illterrifirriiaes payable '
•In 2,8,4,0 and (I.Yeare after: e... and are mentredj,
: .. proveromatentlipplatal I or- Vo Yeartr.ld l,l i . 'n
s unlialf the lanitrlbtle 'el: ultivellon, at t he en d o fn
ti MaPtitilni Stiri•ehi.44l);M.pa.nirtheil4`a : hi ,l4 iih l•-. ,
' tb examitia' tbein •Lipiii, free 0 e4rg., Ci d aid then , ' '
In making selectione;- ~._ •'. '' '' -, ' ''' - - '
The Landaremeining unsold groan rich and- valuable - ';
' arithemnrlsi4b.hate heels dtspailed At.. ~. r ~., ,•• '. • 1 .
. , •
SECTION ALi NAV, k. .. 4 , . , :....' . ..... .
..
.Will be senArranrone:ighd trill'eSichinn ilifti, Mote' ih'
Prialege Ramp:yard Books or Attopbbettii,contelning .
numerous Inetrinces or sooocootoi totodoit, aimed' 5,7 ' .
respectable end trellrknOwitairMehrlbilee In eke Mag.' ,
1,41410 0 4 of the helimed Lands,thropghoutlithlltatr_..- . .1
glee thereat pr.fuorliv, iptio.nr nattlioxpeaf• of hip r '
' ......at 1 hg, ” t h resh I ag,, , 411q.,--oF Any other Infornattm -
'.will• bechaeitndrgilven On aPpPmdkorAii.,„lidr P e r-21 7 ' - '
'ally or . byll.wq:Nilogialkormich,oe.tag...-- ' '
•'
/And commludimeinOlielilipelle Central 9LIL Oa '
ifirp,,ocio. tiquhhcabiom Rano pflektlii imiiri u.