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Refer t, Il' Jame. &Co New York Waterford, Pa. -_-.,
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issnan, oven ha set-rims to the public Ile out IN THE, IBADOWS
_ . _. , ,„,..,,, ~, tio• nth street Canal Landing, where La slit hi glad In
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H. r. .41.0 IN. Editor. .h.,.. use best Rind Horses in the west W C BRALEY. ____....
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Frye, parch '....9, 1•9! 46
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7'. W. 310011. k., • 111, In the Burnam unui.l,•,
, 11' Ahab In I. ~ ..eriell, Pit r Miana, Protium, Park, Ptah 3:.1t, h. sin,
• .. ntoer tni:inr t.l ,• 1 a i All WV ”lk• 1./ 1.1, 1.. the meadows al al..ni ,
~• A • F lour . r-its, Nista P..tdi. Wooden, tiLlio• and Stuns Warr ,t.
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• tea , . man 'e ~' tare street, opposite Brown's Hotel, irte .tith the lurinite ..ky ‘4.. es u. ,
And nif..11.1 00 his mid day th - .I.le
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•• i PnOrefi•.t.rUlt ..KT:ST and dealer iti thaeueltintrpr Amt., Aryl
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o. •K f 7 1 ' 't tr' `t, ' • . . ,tt • • , , 'J Rol iti.••••{•rp..it Mat...nate of ert•r . , leaertptiot, 4 4., •t/••, t,
• l/ sweeter than an, nein,
. I fe.l i tian . , rni nproni , -• Penwn s 1-1.-t.l, LH., Pa
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... T . , .. - a %Pair, c111111,7•ltiI. , lt 1.1 II • re. :?... I. W. HIBBARD & CO , I
'log Ir. the warm rent.**
emokssat.r an:crrarTrarits Or
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rli✓ loather lark that ls tomato,
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,V,l ;11.1 irewnaß IDOL sritztr, And the Seeps of the noon tear (hit .
• ... rteni it/ the 111.Inta.• Itr,ol.- at I • I.•r -•-t , r•.
• • , I • ii11.11•LI., it lth pear nis 4 fk. r' Hang.
, .... lor a Card, ...er so., gm' 0 ....I. r ..;ti. a..
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To the latitosnlee hint' &Loco.
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...: woe •el • .100 PIANO FORTES, roe creatures of teal •re ham,'
ra,l 1.,....11 apace, U. , ctutrges trt.l ne in 1. pi .1: it, ni. ILe TLA OF %VIIICII AIRE TEEM DAY REIEEEVLD: In the warmth of their ...nun r ... "
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oats mart be strttil: . noon. I 1 1,, t . tti, r• '., ~ ...
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(TT H E 11 14 F I I) D 3.• ES .„,,13 Ilia light and lib at aunmari r .
selnertalienien Is, n Len •..n..1 .n ~ik.kr • .
.i 114.i..kt: n turn/ ore Ilii-tisA9IIAN -CRAY es Lea eelebretsi Blossom In holm and 1,41...
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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i r, , •r) ( , In 0,, BO .4 RD. which took the FIRS T PRENIC.III Rut darker Unmans shadow
- .to , ' to 1. moor l'utno• I u , .., r..-ei•ed the THIRD premium R• Ihnader-edouris unfurled,
CHAI \('t:l 111 LI4E.J:.T. rip -I'h'. Gran: and ineeenarng demand fm these Internments ran
, •.. •-, It' 10ai LI ,- (". 0. 'n: I. use... ... , . •t . .1, - .0 •Isaosa.anprotaibl• for the snanulactorere to till their order., flee aerial Intik Wier\
, ~ .r....,.1•, N. , 21 t 41.1.• t st-••• I•. ' ••••-.,.. , I. .talthrtan.,,,,,, the Intanenartquantlttea they tartish, whits Adore That Death it in the World !
11. \ LIRRAIYII .2.: DVS I:3iPOlrr. rim emu to re4ace thew mew from 10 to 36 pee anat.& gad a oak •
y the wind blows. At Mame, Ware- And the sty may beam as aver,
: • - • '' ' • "" h ... ''" • r '• " i'"'' ' l ' '. " ' ' 11. ' '''. ' r wi l tr :: rm '' 'ir tx ", ?ii ° 4 l 'r t a .l t ßOE, STOCK OF VARIOUS MAW. (not
And never a cloud be curled,
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tip" iI.OII, .1
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DIV.. BkitHili. 8c Ult. It I,tr..ti:k• I at eatraordioars rat•\ I ampn.paireoi tn furnish them on Merin nnt But death I. in the wool I
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PARKER, GRAY & DAVIS, The Invisible Llot le haulm*
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• .. • , I'rnk Iznik..., PilkAller, et. r... / . . -.....t, •rn 11, Bet death is le the world •
~.., \,i , It, , ~,., 1' , `• - '..• 10 •, .., I \t'E AND (iI:NERAL AUENTS,
• ~,,, ...r. i',-... !..0 \ 4it •,.;..t .. Coarsen Blunts sad 6,166.: OM 161•6• .. ___ ____.
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P tHtlEkt. It DOYLE. I PtRIKER 41: GRAY
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1.0..ker• beaters in Exchanipa, , Land
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to- : .., n ..n.. &•• NIG . . %PI, 111 al..rate ~
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Et‘T "a• y eport Mad,. In piPtise my liiinterov.s
wi ll he rr , ornwd with the ; t wi rwit Ftwerown
TLt pript-i..tur, thankful for past favor., •h•l•-• that • nth for o,t
11, h.• hat., and I/1 ntIICI Ittl.ll-13(1011t.0 loti•olteta. 5 .
writ a cAntinarql •harn of patronaer
1 H. 111-110., Prlt.p. actor
from all quarter' will Le •uppll-11 * ith erom kn.! .1
t;a>•L, Patterns, and Pattern liana, at wholamJe prn,
the Bleaching and Pn,oung tkpartmeut • .11 be UOJcl 'tar sot. r
Intentlenee of Mr tlbert A Blake, from one of the lartrwat nauu fa.••
tartnc Iw•us.. to klavasehowtta. fits work need. but a anal to In
ware !!abbe patronage
Prior. of Bleaelldos mod Prooolog,
A !literal dlaeouut to Mlillnars
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EXPRESS & TRANSPORTATION CO
( Under the management of the Plank Road (
Daily Lines from Erie to Itean. Edinboro,
Xleeknerville, Illaegeret,ovnt & Meadville.
CONNECTING at Erie with the American Esetarr.,
Ws taro and Southern Express, will attend to the co!
le Lion (.f Drafts, antra and acnoants. Each Perron has a
Salt, and to nctompariiisti by a Messenger.
0. D STAFFORD. 5414
t:. L LeaLasD, Agt.. Erie, A. M. Drsuan, Sloadril•
Ent. January. 26. 1854 .t;
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SOLITZERN LINE OF STAGES.
F A Weeti Yierettrilie, Anenn
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DAII.I I n. ..t bplendtd tour hone Coaches has been put
f tot', ahote and ilat..nrnwltate Owe, haw"
it, will had the moat direct route for molt of the 1... n. it
MeTrer, Butler and Lawrence conptles Star. nth lea..
:1;:ht lintel in (heart daily, excepting nluntlpya, at KP L. , iu
rr, hi of the I , xprowl Train te..tn the wt. 'I are to Nt•qr, I .a . lO
to West Grewhetlle $2
It —Pmcsorrurers must te• sure to *aquae st Grrsid f: r
Cuu , be to Wriglaa Huge/
t.RI4ST, bATTui.s C Hw6l t
Fro riotorm 41traml
WILLIAMS AND GIIION'S
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LINE OF PACK TS.
VASS/0,6 from any part In them laritiiii aka
Aka -
.. Ireland •eenriftl al the lowest pomtbie rair• 1 , )
old evtanliAneo Line, veiling from La terpooi 14..
Mew York every PVJ day*, rompniaina toe i,,
low .hg luagtsl,ll. - en I AL:lipd:
.11•11. T.nniliv. : 4 1%.ps
Aularalt.i, Pim North Arnett. ,
Arabia. OW Owego ,
low BoberllLeal.
Conquenrr.
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0111 Saratota,
WO Pouthataptou,
Etzterr
buy NhitHertng,
Waistlio. not
Jacob 1 Ws.ierveli 1700 1 . iyuse, :no
Irene, 1 , 00 Vaeguard,
John iltight. 13rua Witham A Hatbis us.
Leviath.l u, 1.1 1 10 CIICITI.IIOO.
Mamba. ItUu New eklp. . •••••
The *bit., 41 thl• lane ars Use largoit *IA
tnM Tite,r aecommodatitin for passengers are unt gun , .
end the frequency and punctuality of liheir deport we oat • .
vlininres to the ens craw not to be ban by any oihe , • i
Packets !lath parserseers as dealing comma OIL IYe nh, . •
paid fur them will be promptly refunded gunboat dieroun.
No r eri.hr ate of passage will be Issued for Children •
years plate JUIOMIS accompanied Nag adult who 11410•1 tee I. •,
r 011 the same c erit be ate.
Person. desirous or having their friends brought
Great Stoma' tad Ireland. by the Meet star Lima of v..
eats purchase lir bets al my l if6ce (agent) and inns ...rare • • •
Mai despatch stud good (real meat for watch the Akre
'hard
of ti and upwards, on Great itrltaie. lie and and .•
IMOD) , may he procured at this ufßee the mayoral h
Is guars owed without discount In the Detest tab:.
lies In either w Ilse above names, countries.
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I was attached to the Brazilian -quasii,m, ii r e J
6;1 eotutuaod of oa t oethe floc,t little 1.4 - linoner3
that rcer floated She carried teu Law medium
twrive piiundero, stud sailini like a duck While
out N uadron lay llt Rio, the commodore ree..!is•
tof.rititiou that a\l'aolter brig had been oo.t
away cu she %outherts coast somewhere of ar tLr
penineula St Josef, a Patagonian place, loud
that the native , . hod sensed the crew 4111 1 1 ,1,t, e ,1
lb • hrig .lu.t at that titn. r
which could 1,0 epwrud tr.." the
.4,1.011 lieut. awd the ouatmodure *ant for me, and
a-Ited tue if I wuulJ veuture out to the :.f
datieu ' ity I fold bins yis, ;or nut only .11.1 1
Is tor thin , t .1;; ;
tie-se es ran•l‘, but. 1 I to get Jana) :I , . 11
r.•O rout Lop ..sed Ly lb , tifetrello of the Hag • lop
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given we *tie t,. gio t.. Sr Jue,t, at.d
th, re fotioit the e ...-1 to the - , ..utit*.tt.i Ititti 1
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auffeliff:), c,. a the bc,t way I et.ul 1--it 1 I.iund
Ili. in I oul) had tiff) aoie wen, a number of
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ath ii I Was nearly a Inrinight ols th.• wat Wt.
W~ rti bluffs t the pi nitisula Jut at
uigid fail. and Int%itig st.ssl end nu wider to
easy rail through the flight, I run in in the
au.roing We tined Elate few lineages aeatti.reil
about, but uut s.ne of thew could we wake
understatid our I urinesB.l I entered the
Nuevo Gulf, a wide iukt to the southward, and
and kept on around the shore We were two
day* !linking the eireuit of this gulf, and wilco
we roe...lied tie toutberu cape we saw the hull of
a brig haul e d up ou the sand It w as
lookod epos, wttb utily a stunted; dingy
vegetation growing upon the moil, while a blenk,
black lugged chain of mountains towered up eloee
at hand
An,:•••op ss we haw tt, • hulk upon the bench
we mime iu anchor. aid i had tho third cutter
lowered iu which I w. et on .bore, taking Mr
Beckwith, the pakterl mi•lahipinno, and lay i.sual
boat's err, I inuto the brig not worth attempt
ing to move, allowing that we had wished to .10
sun Everything of value had been torn out and
e 'tried Cff, anti rope*, hails, blocks nod wrgo
w. r, all mitering It war oenrly dark when we
went ou shore, so 1 resolved to return tr , tile
who..nor, lad Wait until morning before I made
any further observations.
Oa the following morning, as ..00u a• break( v , t
had been eaten, I had the first cutter called u~eat,
and detailed twenty of my men to accompany
ni.• 1 .elected those whom I thought the most
tru.tal.rthy, and haring si,m them well armed,
1 .ent then into tho bout I left the first offieer
in uharge the schooner, and [(IA the passed
midshipman. the surgeon, and one of the Int.l
tobiptto n with me. We lauded near the hulk,
and looked around the eland without seeing thy
-ipms of life At some distance inland, between
roast and the mountains, Wva a high hill, 1 , 11 ,1
towards this I took wy way, ordering the to. 1 , to
look to their arose, sea folinw
At Ili. , 11. t once of' three miles we cam.
to a oort of jungle which we owlnlii not get around,
Roil hating found an opening we entered We
had not V ise far before we became ar=nerd that
we were to a regular path, and we pu-hed ,ot
hri.itlr It woo liver noon when we re:whit' the
foot of Ito; bill. and I was not a little porpri-ed
to dud ten of the wen It ere toitit Thm,e
wit() had come np tidd Rl.• their e‘oopani tie
S'OpMI 10- , 4/0 It here io the ,lerit wno.l too r...k
*owe berrtek, and that they aaitliwitlitg about tt
at the time so they supposed t hey would follow
on. I seci,t r kwith and two of the men
bark to petrel' for the tni4oinv r.cca, but at the
eel of half an hour they returned without them,
and without haring they
any trseeo of
them '
go nn up the hill," ietid tb • purg, n.
"They way be *tour'
tr y v ip Drw rrrlz at the time, for I lid n ,t like
to ap . eak the suipielou. that 'aerie.] up in.' toy
mind Aecordinnly we went up tile toll, stud
when we reached the lop of it, we raw a with.,
•letu•e G a ret heynnd, between us and the mounta
ins, hut nothing that looked like a liutuau
thin We had. been there half ati hour, awl were
jot upon the mint of turning back,, when one
o f the titer detained a feel of egtolte et no great
fillet/et' from a, and ore tong the smoke became
w ore ,leaP, and it wee epp‘rent that a 6re had
i wit h e w. built there. The fplt cieu nal, at the
b ottlers elope
.th.. T-
W. • owl tevards it we
1
anis ogoiwas mope, sod
*hes we r—iieh..4l its 'pleettite,forti4 Imo
. 00 %**in a le a ge ,941 4kg r t s i e at s ' .
' No took amps, kayo&
g aup ii.tboio Jost wins they ow sub
ERIE, SATURDAY MORN AY 16,1856. ,
utteriowe to numerous Laid yetia. !it
wet,- of joy. for limyren i n4 de 811
I . .nkees, and ere Lsag "altikplr 4bsi
1%, t r ell 'het were lett ash. ersnrieltlines4opek
It, ti 1,.t.i wi lb.• story i• • few isitaba. ,Ttasir
tg . .• liar retain war bee Vagiosiik
II i i met with tbsi-sollidsisth TaistitArtelloi
4 to a wile!, sad abet themes/ sow.
t.. .1 Ile 4 , 11.111 Part of their gasp, mad at*
itti.t,tid that he leak weld motile Magmeil„ .thig
ti• to• I tilt a Lad fur the shore sad Alp* ell
.11 by keepieg the pinups riot Sag
troug what of the Josh "b e y ow * o wl
tumuagoit t., ri•aell the shilre. Os the peat 4Sey.
after they lauded, a party of about a inredtell
1,4t.‘,. attacked tlam, took them • sad
robbed the vitiate' of all they cos out,. QM
na.o only 11111414 i hie escape, and be sea the one
who had carried the intelLgoarre to Rae. Aber
this the savages took them array weir easosig the
Table Hills, or mosetaise, and tbers4bity I.
I eon kept hound until two days before tbepeoweet
!init., when ;t Ley contrived to maim their mespe,
five of their number bay* died • swim flit
e betties inflicted by their
e
We waited for the poor Set to Isiah their
al of biked eggs, and thou we starand twat*
Ilia sb•lr.• which we rear:tiled about four o'clock
in the afternoon. My worst fear. were roiNsed,
or at leayt, I believed two—for the boat sea tope
and the hull of the brig had been set ou Bre, sari
wa, hurtling a apidly I was Pin 11Vos the.puio
of waking tome remark to the surgeon, whoa
ea the first cutter pulling °Chou the sehonmaU.
Everything may be right after di,' leis'
Mr Beckwith "Perhaps the tau area "be lefe
ns got lost, and came back and went on beard,
and ar. , now sending off foot as."
HUI as the boat tame sear the shore, I mar
that it contained the lieutenant, bosoms* the.
ae , •ocol midshipman, and three seamen. •
• What in it, Whiter' lashed of my lieutenant
as won u he landed.
" The twi:inner is gone!" he grasped.
A 4 stn. ) a% he could speak malady, learned
that about noon the ten Jaen wile bad left ww
r,turned on ts,ard, and that
the crew canoe aft in a body, anJ kisselted the
It, ut..oant down and Lotistillint. They a*Do*
dedg that they had long eoatensplated asking the
schooner and snabtiat a adraie.sf her, mid that
now ow ) , had just the best opportitelty that °mid
possibly hive been offered Only the boatiwain
amang the warrant (dismiss, sad three of the twee,
to.join them. •
What wa. I to do ? I knew the whatroster of
th.• men abcard the vessel well NINO to knew
Opt I they would atop at nothing sheet of death
in , :trrying ont their pleas. They INN thirty
niu.. and all powerfal area at that; white
we could muster but twonty-fogr, the
ht , tl we had found is the woo. kese
krt, r own, however, were weak and faint, and
w.• s:. of I u count no them for bard arbrk, so we
had but seventeen hands '
and two of tholes
wero I.o)a, though I knew what I did have Were
t rli.. The wen who were with rats haus nothing
of th, plan, for they bad been looked apse es
a 1.., and hence were sot treated.
We v., t.• armed, but what of that P What
braces of pistols and Whom 50t
.g.,1 to- t ILO arms on board a sohoeser of
OM
• 11 . 1...11 they Wean '" I askod the
11.-Ittrostst.
' To mout% ittmettaie, I believe "
.Iwl what el t4t. titt you know ?"
, 63 r t I.m r they will keep up a sharp
,t, i, AEI ., tL) It and have the guns rest
-1,1,, '
w t .! •I. • n••xt L.,ar I parsed up and down
t,,, t , . : It II 11l , % lit , f excited wrath, but after
, i 111..0 t•t,tlt•r, and began to reflect wore
tl.ins of no possible way to
rt ui. thepiratical villain. They were mas-
li.‘t
he n Ut tured the surgeon, appro
.
achinff till spot when I stood, "I wish I oould
give 'em the contents of my medicine ghost."
I gaz-,l into his freer moment, sod the. said:
"You'd poison them. eh ?"
"Poipion or anything else," be replied ; "but
I'd give 'em a dose that would g= 'em for a
while "
N.) a , over had h 3 spoken than an s ,ideeelltared
my bead
"11.4.• Harry Moore understand the arrange
n. in your chest?" I asked.
•'Somewhat," answered the - surgeon "Rs
has helped mu mil medicines."
This harry Moore was a ho; only fourteen
%cut, uld, but very Lrignt and intelligent. He
had ueeu in the cabin some as my waiter, and he
had helped the surgeon some. lie had omen**
with me in the morning I called him at ones
and asked him if he was willing to run any risk
for the. sake of getting the &showier back again.
• Ye , sir," he answered promptly "Anything
yi it will point out."
"Th you think you could swim off to the yor
,el ?'
'•i could take 11 kourn, you know."
..(‘A e rt ais iy..... 4 .. you oould And after you get
there. lo yin think you cosh get some stuff
from the dootor's cheat and mix it with their
breakfast?"
' Yen 'sir," answered Harry, with sparkling
eyes £•I could (to it if I was there, and they
would trust ms ; but they'd be apt to smell the
rut "
"1 , a," added theziturgeon ; "if he should swim
nff thvy would know that we sent him."
"But I could blind them," said I.
"How ?"
I hesitated At leught I placed my hand
upon the boy's head sod said :
"It in hard, Harry, but there is ()sly ono qa p.
Do it, sod not only will we Were you, bit you
•ball have a midshipinan's berth when we arrive
t Bin "
"Name it, air."
"Pull of your jacket and frock, had let tip flog
yi,u "
troy a tew moments Ili were silent. Harry
e firm .
—I understand You would make 140 thick
I left you because you abused me?"
-yes. you may tell that I IIOCIVIC4 you of
luiring known something &bolo be motley, and
that I flogged you beoluce you wrouldn'toonfese.
'Ohm's nothing st all," uttered the noble boy,
with a beaming look. "Your blows will be on.
ly play to me, while such a work is doinc."
As he ap..ice ere nowt:seam* to pull' itrif hie
jacket., but I bade hituwalt till after dark. Is
the meantime I asked the doctor to ere him
such information as wotthi be weeded, swa thee
I went to dui a stick suitable ht. l‘y PM".
I no t on ly tuned a hat 4, might stiek, bot
also some red berries. the juice of Solt mum,
dark anti thick. I picked 1 4 14 4
.41 1 sti 11 .ria
my anxiety to idiot err+ little
boy as possible, I fOrgot that if I attempted to
imitate the Bowing of blood from hie mous& tilt
water would womb it of.
lust 0, desk I took gang awe side, and be,
stripppped himself to the akin. It, was bard w$ h t
the hardest j ever did---bat the obit* k
made it ueomsarg Thu Femme of it s mitu eolii p
bill buck would be proof 04 I Inci : ea
I struck the Bret bitesllaka. P far T so t
_ - J
strike kart. • _ ,
alio," he uttered, Id& sidide MO, "
al•s eta.
ear lOW k
1 10 p 1
04. pot 0114 ut
tkedr.lll."seaiskol‘!"
th• imptihr bey,rualeupalieentbe lA*. B*t
lie .4pwir owl ass ut , ' herb. sitiat
Omit vet millied with Ink K.ii aid T
vseittadlar M -sari
At WS oNsloolvliss *oar ps. the bey the
isms wed of isstruotioh*ot the. too* A. be .
phi lit *no norphinr,--ned ihoup-4•
soosiy tlt ot Wo kessi a bowl shish lusa
bow spared kiss A* wok sod this awry wok
to owl* hiss es his issy. KU last issiesotioss
yen. to wore a APOIII time WWI on
the isilasieg siestaiag as saes as his pima- hod
oespoossissi. He woo to as at the shoot
onto tins Simusitho sight, owl be ready so slip
his siumilie iato soy food ba.wN objets ism to
owe Iscookliset.
“111 , sows soon*” said tb• noble fallow, "1
elan min os► ems if I eau, and tit soollos I.
shalt sake ay maps es Nis Iris possible eon
am.
we bads haws goad by, simi.siww saw kw sat
of. Whim be got well oat we bed swami pis
tols, as though we were Wag at hi.. After
this ell was gaits. Not Wog efterirtrde we taw
lights biltiag over the side Mate sebooser, and
ere log, by the gleam of the lute s. we eoshl
see our ..wager healed over the gesgwey.
I sent arranged to halo half of mj men on
wsteh through the night, and then I laid down
to get a little sleep if possible. I slept a few
hours, and when my limMeseatoalled.me, 1 hound
it to te L nearly two o'sbeek, though the watch had
beau ehangei at. twelve. As epos as I bad
washed oat my oyes asdlotisisky awahs, b wee t
down to the water's edge and loohad adittoiediess
the eckeessr lay. timid div l ap b her spars
staadiag eat i=ice the Awry , but all was
quiet on her .
It was fairly light shoat Ire &Week, and fixate
that time we mooed the sehosser withintztety,
beta* eareest, however, net to be seen hy those
an heard, it being an easy matter to hide our-
selves awes; the mated shrubbery. Re bad a
small quantity et peevish:ma which we had saved
from yesteeday's liers, and with this ea made a
rell=brealihk.
able pasied shorty and heavily' mrity. I amid
see the mutineers st work is the rigging, and I
knew that they were getting ready to snake mil.
I began to fear that our fate was sealed, and was
epon the point of impressing my doubts to the
surgeon, when I Word the sound of the home
sra'• whistle. The shrill notes came cutting
the air, :ad their music revived me. It
through
pipe to breakfast.
In mere twenty minutes more I heard another
call, sad the low breeze that cams nreepiug in
shore broaebt the order for' under
weigh. I saw the villains 10 Mier - f
topsail yard sod seat off the gasket sod fur
ling gee, and again ay heart wispy* are.
4 ° Ai," I uttered te the linkman, "I fear all
IS len."
641 hope out," he replied
64 Betio Mess notables they witi hove--"
My *Bari via eat short by so e:olaluatiot►
trots tbe-awgeea'•-
"There goes * matt front the yard'" he cried.
I looked, and maw two men felt from the fore
topsoil yard. Otte bed Ildlen before. Itualui.
' , rely I out my my eyes to the eters, and was
jut in dote •to see Marry Moore waling his
l i andke r ohler from' owe of the cabin windows, and
in a moment more I sew him drop bawd,* water
and rang by one of the ?udder patties, with only
In a moment I called to my ass, and we start.
eJ tor the 4niuer. Uar pistols were examined,
and every thing Nude ►ere respecting the eal.
cies°, of what arms we had, and then we put
off.
Tbrre were twenty-four of UO in the boat, and
she Gould seat thirty•five easily, so we had room
enough We pulled astern of the schooner, so
that moue of the guns could be brought to bear
upon us, sod 0001 . 1 9 wider the starboard mein-
chains. Sin mew appeared wt the rail to beat us
off, but we ease them the °patented a dome pi..
tole, and four of them fIU. The other 100 were
easily drives back, and with a wild shout my
men followed me to the deck. Her* some doses
men attempted to ntlly awl give us a battle, but
they were soot; oven:me, and then I had a chance
to look about. The bars were set in the wind.
his. sail a doses seen was lying about them,
most of tbea sesoleg to be is fearful spasm
And all about the desk wee were lying, some
doubled up as if in the most exerusiatiag psis,
■bile others seemed to he deed. I gave orders
to bare all the 'Maisel who bad life a than M
eanly bound, and thee I sent two of my follow•
ere down to help Harry up into the cabin, for I
su pposed he was still Ia the Naar.
" By my soul," I uttered to the Burgess, "this
Dan been done well."
"Yea," he added, with a quaint expressiou,
" but net exuasky as I had suprsed "
" Hew so?" I aged,
" Wait until I me }hu l l'
10 mkrrOa tones ;he turned towards
the satin, and bowleg g yes Mr. White eharge
of the deck fir a few moments, I followed him.
We found the boy jest crawling is through the
cabin window, and big foes wore as impression
of mingled pride and gratitude. He sprang for
med sad grasped my band.
" It's done," be uttered ; " bat I had a nar
row chance of it. Just as I waved my baodker
ohief out of the window—i didn't dare to do it
oa desk—l hoard's's oalliog fer me, and caused
me dreadfully. They knew I had dose the work,
end they meant to kill me. I dropped into the
water, and so sooner had I got slang to the rud
der thou some of 'em came down into tile cable,
but they didn't find me."
" And how did you do the work 't" I *eked.
'l' 0, I didtet have say trouble at all. When
I mane aboard last night and showed 'em my
bask they took nve in a valuate. They believed
I means what I said. I didn't get a chalice at
the medicine sheet until after wititulght, but I
got at it thec, sad made gala work ,in getting
out like stuff, and this morning I mixed it with
the coffee "Tyson% more thaa tan minutes
after they'd, dose breakfast before home of 'em
begaa to hove 44 "
Let,s book sedses what you've given them,"
esbilito morn
" I threw bhe bolt% away, sir."
Never Wad. Give me the key "
The servos took dm key, and upon opening
the °hest be farad the glass jar of morollis is
its pima, but the qtrychr.4 use one !
taought so," he uttered, turning to me.—
By the ewe, then 'Maio. have earn poison
moogh to kilt Am bombed etee—se, at least,
dowels beer eeeeib fat with theiT dritk"
4 1 0 08 4 "II ilwaualet hee d, we Gaud
thee tier ley had made e sie444, esti take.
tbostryobaia, heti it vile test lobe woodivestl.wt,
6 tho ehreumburees vadw vbieb 'twee
dOe ma t illi Velehe, we fasted itelsait
ter he Willow his ditty aside sad trullt, The
torree beds beg veep* poop as immesh*
I'oA_l4 l / 411 1 1 4 es the time. Dews seam of the
itilleine Arise weleireed she quality et meet
leveed eke she meit pato keying, of writ,.
led tisubd %be emit cm tie tberoXttlieze
seihitmledotel et ski tbittymihe
IWO* . *hi 1 'The rest Imre deed imiteeve bad
wieditieeed Vith our teefebis.
We essaieed the eoliet Wee let ne‘ *
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'AS'lsaty rotw,'"dtritisperted miss Wilt. essosro
its' % ;•'" • . '
Iti titv'tiegAs ?tom that 'time I was again at
Mo. The Wien ties *how lie had brought from
'lNtotaidairete agilt home oil the first oyrportu t
td
kid thtlittaratntiutecea were detivered np
bi 4stioa!" 'Me old commodore extolled my ex •
Gtuf blibtuandridaed Trarry•Mobre almost
without knob The nobli xy teeeited i mid.
Writ?e warrant., and is now 4 lieutenant in
Gat, navy. 1, bee him torten when he ii in the
thsta,#oti tha last churl saw him, T asked him
if horrer4ilc grieved at, the flogging f once gave
him is) atignia. Ile caugh ieny - hand„and
with a bright emileouplied :
" AY, ea** that was the td) time IQ Puy
litaiha4 bliklietet liagedosid 1 do really think
ilhat 1 led as meal' pnda la that flogging a, its
wiy ether great of ray life."
A Oa* Ilosno from the Drama of Baal Lilo.
Noma three weeks since an elderly, well- dress
ed and amemplished gentleman arrived in the
Miry from Albany, N. 1. He bore with him •
loiter of inarodsuniets from tint Mayer of A-il auy
to Mayor Dore. The letter was most unqualified
in its commendation of the bearer, and asked
the immediate and earnest , atteatiou of our May
or to-the pet-el er mimeos of the jpintletoss --
His minims was this Neatly three yearn ago
his with eloped with a man in Albany and came
to this city. The woman brought with her two
children—lito little girls. She adopted, of cou roe
the mama-of her paramour, and - they- bare been
kronen and letstignized as man and wife daring
their residence here We are informed that the
!instep& instituted search for his wife and chit.
dred Immediately after their light, and this
search be has continued unceasingly, but until
quite recently he has never been Ale to learn
of their whereabouts. tle, however, recently
learned, by mere chance, that his wife aud chit
dres living io this city. With the letter of in
troduction before alluded to, he came I 4) Toledo
to regain his little girls. Mayor Dorr took at
ones an active interest in the nofortnnate gentle
man's WNW% and it was not long before ho was
gratifletl with an interview with his chilires.—
The little girls are exesedingly beautifuL Their
ago Wag respectively too &pa .ix years. The
iliattetieg is described by time who witnessed it
as hawing been-affecting in the extreme.
Is order to regain the children it became ne.
mammy toga through a legal precem, and one of
our loose able' and prominent legal gentlemen
immediately took the matter io charge. But nn
foetunately for the happy amalgamation of the
ganelainna's missies; he became puhliely into:-
lamed, , was erOsotedvmd locked, up in the Watch •
how, and the neat morning brought before
the Mayor In view of all the eireuesstances,
the Mayor, with a welt advised reprimand, dis
charged the gentleman, declining, however, to
farther aid the reenvery of his children.
The gentleman left_the Mayor's effuse, and has
Nett boilvtantly . Istijkietted for the past ten
days: We'sbould here state that Mayor Dorr
dispatched a letter to the Mayor of Albany,
stating his reasons for (kenning further aid to
the gentleman. Thursday unfortunate man
again made his appearance at the Mayor's of
fice—drunk and miserable—almost, if not quite,
a victim to that cursed disorder, delirium ere
-904M6 At the man's request, the Mayor coin
;,.;)
ba 6 ~;,.;)e n .7 ~,n h a 11.4. raw
ny, advising lulu am ts unfortunate con
dition. lin the morniug of the 4th of July,
the signally ill-starred and wuiguided gentleman,
with no relative or friend atihis bed-side, died in
jail. He had been for many years a physician
of Albany, and, from letters or his possession,
must have been a luau of emilient respeetahili•
ty. It is not deemed advisable to give publi
city to his name.— Toledo thanatercial
=1
The following pa.stage occurs in a Washington
letter to the New York Herald, dated Jul )
9th :
" A rumor prevails here that several northern
States intend to bolt Fremont's nomination, and
call a new convention for the purpotie of nomi
nating McLean, or some other well known wan.
A great - deal of bad feeling is felt towardsre.
moat by a large number of prominent repub.
Beano "
Apropos to this, the Detroit Free P, e3_ pub
lishes the following eztraet from o private letter
written by a person whom it describes as "a chs
tinguisbed gentleman now iu WaahiLgtou—net
immediately connected with politica but posses
sing large opportunities for observation." The
letter was written to one of the prominent citi
zens of Detroit, and, as the Fret l'r,ss rays
"singularly eau/roam the foregoing statements,
and hints at some of the causes--secret, as yet,
so far as the people are concerned—which are
likely to produee a fatal explosion in the black
republican tamp." We copy the extract :
" Some of the most prominent of the members
of °Germ who am classified with the Repub-
Beans, are greatly chagrined it the uotnieation
of Fremont, and the rejection of 3/eLeati. Alli
sou, of Pennaylvauia, who took a leadiug pert
in the Philadelphia couventiou in laver of
McLean openly condemns the act as 'a perilous
mistake.' He intimates as taloa as if it was the
malt of a corrupt scheme between Thurlow
Wised, of Albany, Blair, of Maryland, and Greeley
—and made more with refers re to the spoils
than pia Uple or capacity. The whole plot was
ormeoeteil daring the Christmas holidays, and it
is more than suspected that Old Bullion was eon•
suited as to the part he should act is the cam
paign Fremont was hit upon because of his
wealth, and ability to furnish the means of 'war,
and seat they should avoid any attack upon him,
on the ground of hostility to the Union, as he
had voted against Seward and Hale, on proud
neat abolition measures, when in the Senate.—
Tbey had, then, a design of uniting with the
'Ault ri. ,o p:irt; : u _ ppositiowto the Papacy, and
thought tbei could escape the charge of Cstho
licitly, se it was only known to Col. Benton's
faintly Mat his vnt•ut-lato was u Catholic, and
attended oceasionallt the confessional. It turas
act however that Fremont was married by a
Catholic rive to a Protestant lady, sect by the
mtv,,ou ot the church no priest est administer
tibia sacrasseas where kith parties are out of the ,
lobar*. This Mot completely exposes the by
toothy of diem mere posy gambler'. They
" tat ' OKI IlEatmlitotbing vote,-•—cad therefore
j must wow Mostly deny the professed faith of
their candidate But-ta won't dog-the fact is
about being established in the most authentic
shape."
Mir Gen. Cass, in s letterte • Connnittet in
Boston who 1 . 94 4loy . to att4l the Bo
chsaaa, z1.411 1 111401i inedjpg is that city, wrote :
'Vat IblsPintenrc worthy of our eonfidence, and,
kaiihs their paroonal °Was, they are the re.
taticansf,.tes greal party of Washington
OM Joanna, and Jaeknos, whisk Imre so
essaatry bettbambel• etrantry, sod Po people kat
the whole aisit 4l V i itiopkei and whit& to . ti ene ,
that if • 20 7atitlie 'wort left
Itin Winn way, withost
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lecrWlNlllllMlNftfrewiltiblted- 440 “
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lb• r ed ail dap powtied
waft mos, rolifs to ohm do Lod."
Mi.EMINZMiI
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Trouble in the Fremont Camp.
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Passed Senate) 3,4) .
- ' its .
fotiosisg is ow:krgrel l iai l.
word for word, as it paas . elrilt4.l4lk Jill is
the bill that Mr Oliver, of Mimed; lielliwor
ity member of the "Canna Inimitiao46Bit •
tee, Whitfield, the Drlegate *earths. illeuilory,
and Megsts S r:ngfenow anti Atettii4l,l4oloe4
as "certain to make Kansa. a Prat
This is th^ Bill all ,ibe B!ack . 41101111111e is
the Senates twelve in camber, vets again* :Pitted
against, too, t.ticstase it vrmsld give geld .
and ultimately give her a Free StstsQ
and thus ch , prive the Freetnontori of glieNissit
in tratlo ft..l. t'4. Presidential Caustrip.
This il Ole Bill that Sohic . ' P . Halo duiond
upon the fl)c.r f the iett:tte to 141114,11141111 M,
but whi(•!t this sat!: • John P fide., in .ti:l4 - to
have
P. *i, p w.,th 0114 string to plitgeolsillriog
the Presiden.iat Canvass, voted again's,. ,- r
li,-*(1 it, ti e. freemen of Penaojlionlla, sad
after you Dace read it, tell us who is stltipliing
to keep up this excites:rent, :has& ith$ 2 :11$1 11 ,11" .
posed and passed this fair, this imett,-ibiesertit
able adjustment, ar stows who, diihrsefikirabirer
poses, desire no peace in Kansas *tit all ii the
Presidential eleeti Da Ag3:l3 we otglitiplippopie
to MillA.D TBI3 BILL :
[From the Naucusaliasta i ramir.,l
Be it enacted, &c., That, for the pulpy et
making an enumeration of the ipba - ' sa
thorised to vote under the poet**, et_ „...,
an apportionment and an election of . of
a convention to form a State tionatittstike be
Kansas, as hereinafter' provided, fire oingenuat
persona shrill be . appciated by the PreeMatl e by
and with the advice and consent of the &late,
to be commissioners, a majority of Aim *on
ooastitute a quorum, before entering you the
duties of his offioe, shall take and : . Woo* Is
oath or affirmation that he will support the Oes
atitution of the United &SW, sad hiddally
and impart ially exercise and discharge the duties
enjoined on hint by this net, according to the
best of his skill and judgment, Willa Milker af
firmation shall be administered to them morally
and be duly certiflod by a jolt**, 'deck, or eon
iniesiener of a court of the,..ked Stale s sad
Bled an,l record in the nice of the Seesetery of
the Territory of Kum.
See. 2. And he it further 11111aemi, That it
shall he tbediety of mid '' leder
such regal - Wont as the Secretary of this
may prescribe, to cease to be two& a lioil sad
faithful enumeration of the legal vottneteekkat
in each county lathe said Territory on the ?earth
day of Jaly, eighteen hundred gad lifiksio, dig
make returnethereef during the enebith of Anima
next, or as soon thereafter as practicable, one et
which returns shall be made to the seeof the
Secretary of the Interior, and thf other la*
Secretary of the Territory 'of Kansan sad whisk
shall also exhibit the names of till sea hog
voters, classed in such manner as obeli be pre
scribed by the regulations of the Becretiry of the
Interior
0.... 9 4«J 1 .rratite
ball be the ..u.ty teretaryF or t
item, d:ately af• r the passage of this act, to
oev:at„.ns terms to be obierted
in coakitz aforesaid, aid to
furnish 04, sac:_, wlth ail neceasary Fisted
blank-, t h f e , )tnuhsbioners soon noisy
be at tir t a, . and the commissiesese
shalt u.e. • nit!. a 4t the seat of gpvers
tneut -y, and proceed to the
o . , h rein imposed
eupot!
them, and a se ertilry to the board tad
eu,h other p• rs.,us a. shah Le necessary ,to aid
and ;:.t n iu tug the enumeration here
tu it:, .1 f ya ~,, 11,11. t n ' 3o be duly IWOIII
imiart,..:l ) ,.nd ttu.y to di-charge the
dutics t eotuatioeicears
Sec. 4. Am: it further enacted, That maid
hoard of commis-LA.l,r., email , ao saws as said
census si,aa be vow pit '..ri andl returns node,
peveaed to make au r fporttonweet of the new:
hers for a convention. among the dillasessaewn
ties in autd Territory, in the following mew;
The who'e numb,' i•f legal voters shall bi *rid
ad by fifty-two, and the product of mob divisios
rejcctioi any fr3t-tum of a unit, eheil be the
radio or rule, ut apportionment, of mesbas mooing
the severs, counties; and if any county shall sot
have a number lerti v...terfl than aseennised,
equal to the runs. it t,hall be attached to sone
adjoining counts and thu4 form a reprearwtative
district; ate numbcr efesid v )ters in emelt musty'
r duktriet shall trst) be divided by the ratio, sad.
the pr shall ha the number of rl)yesaidUiwite
app, rt'-ued tn, ti county ordistriot:
11,.• number of members CaIIONI
i'Vthc fra,:,i out re 1112111 In; it/ the fieVe/Mlooliatielli
111 pi voters thereof, shall
e , ,napeuttii ti-si l zu.ng to so many emptier
34 hay° t I r.im ions un additional amber
for R 9 frac:l,lu , u 9 ma; be necessary to maim the
whale numb, r •f r, pi, , len•atives fifty MO.
See 3. .Itt , ? yufiher enacted, That t h e
laid b.—irMitnnitdiatcl after the appcintstest of
the in( Enter; tht - rt•of, and the refnitte of the
CeCIEU , the ustne of each legal vssr
in ea, b c. tint : ur to be po,bliisled and
di•Aribut..,l .ationg the inhabitants of the entend
cottniie,, and -lia.l transmit one copy of the said
apportioum , tit ~.,nsua, duly anthaatiosiod by
them, to e.ault eh rk of a court of resort within
the Territory, ‘itht, shall file tbo oaase c mpil keep
open to thu /Lap, cum) of everyriakalettain who
shaft desire to 4.l4lu:tine it, and shall alio moo
other (topes tii be posted up in at lean these et
Lb. niost public plscem in each votiagpraitiot,Os
the end that every inhabitant may 'aspen the
same, and apply to the board to sweet
be may find therein, iu the manner
provided.
Sec. 6. And it be further enatilike fiat said
board shall remain in session emsll dy, um.,"
excepted. front the titait of snhia6ttdlp appose
tinneuent until the twentieth thy of (Wier
next, at such .placcs es shalt below% onomitiast
to the inhabitants of paid Territory, aid than
proceed to the inspection of said Teton., , and
hoar, correct, and finally deteradtweentenibe
the facts, without unreasonable dela r eari nedee
proper regulations to be made by the ha.-
the ascertainment of disputed facts emmogiens
said enumeration; all questions eueerahai the
omission of any person from said retina, of lb*
improper insertion of any name onglidi iittpleer
and any other question effecting the WMgrfay or
g&lity of uid returns; and for this maim toe
said halal and gull !amber thereatahla , halm
power to administer oaths and 1110011410.10111111111111
es, and compel their attendance in simig ligraer
as said board 'ball deem neweetweY.
Sea 7. Aid be it further cassia s Thii
soon es the said lists of legel notennabathes
bane been revised sad Garrotted, it allinllll, tho
'duty of said board to nue copies tawnier to be
twisted and distributed nenerekly among the in
! bebitants of the pineal &atm and eme eeR
brdeposited with the elerk , atimilb ems of
record within the lignite od the stale,
*ad ‘Oll4-411111 delritinti -tot at the
ttletitiathshlAJA learn .021 1 0
op at each place of Aotlitir r . g
'AM Sea. 8. And be it fernier teadsd, wass as
Conciudid on Aura J r. -
TT'7 fiJ~L!D
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