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DICIONZRATIO NOKINATIONS.
0* giOVZINOS,
HON. WILLIAM F. PACKER,
Of LTOOfi/•.
.acis °ANAL opanasioni, t
NIMROD STRICKLAND,
• or climates.
101 IMPIUULII MOUS,
HON. JAMB THOMPSON,
Of sits.
HON. WILLIAM STRONG,
of agate.
News of the Week.
-.-41 gimlet haertersediag saddest oaeorred la Aleppo
Soomeidp, astir assakorilki, on the 25th alt. The
hew beleaging t. Mr. Par Lyomt. who resides in that
esmissidp, was %weed to ashes, while he wee In the Bold
se Is art. Tb. c&7 oireepsets of the homy at the time of
tats Its wore Mrs. Lynes, and a small child. Mrs. Lyons
Matti dissismired the Ire, which eriglaisted in the upper
pit of the MUM% sad !Gavin the child lying us the
bed, the west to get SON water, bat oe attempting to re
ins to tM !ease she was 'mooted by the fames. After
makiaii several sismseemetal attempts to erect as entranoe,
west le means bar efild from the &rowing ituses, her
idea's safortmentely night In and were literally moo
wised. Whoa Mr. Lyeas retereed be farad Mrs. Lyons
s short &stases from where the house had stood.
Gamest to the apiales of death. The WM was sot rescued,
sad ambits remained of it bat a few of it. bobs*.
—ls MO of Ma resent speeches at Leavenworth city.
Isimees. Mr. M.O. Penis told Lb. following story of s
Mom Nothing dews is Teasemee, who was listening very
a Imellvelp to the raiding of the doisp of the electoral
Miler *Whey the rosier sons so that part of the re•
pert wile! Mac ;Millard Fillmore. eight tower be was
Isterrapted by hie bearer's sarprieed manser, as be ex
dalmed: "My 0-411 Millard Fillmore got oalyeight rota,
in the whirl. Liaised static—metes besides oey own!
p dews and whip the Gram head. I gave Usent larger
has* and they premised re tote for till/nom sad that
we* lave made esveateen some anyhow; sad they didn't
MIL Oily woo row boolgoe Woe is the whole United
111 Moor Lad the koberiosa hordes:Lawry, will). • sod ph u,
facebriog for tie bead be ad vested to her if they
weald vete fee tillmore."
--Itaggsan from dm following that "border nasals:a /
is not sonilsed to Karma, or excluded from modern BO -
gablismalms: At the Repablioan eleatioa for delegates to
Omesny Deaveatims, hold La Ruder, ou Saturday last, an
slimy task*** botwoia Wilson L. Potts sad D. H. Mack
ey, La white the forsver roosired a **rims wound is th
Am from a knife la the lands of the imam. Putts it
a asmilamo for the aentinatime of Register end Recorder,
Sid desimmi Iliaakoy to vote for hie delogeum. Mackey
bad voted * , sad for Poste' delegates, too; but the tatter
would not hollows it, aad hoses the dlilicalty. The wound
lea vo7 revere as*, but not aseseearily fatal.
—.Two gem were run over by • tram of ears on tb•
Ibmrisbaugh sad Lemmata itailrosid, tow Ifighspire, on
lastuat, sad both killed A large amount of bank
swam Wag loud Is their pockets, they wore 611pp:wad to
be sows q/ property, sod the people of Sighiplre wont to
ssmaklorable expiate in pulse haadeane 010 m for
ails dogwood, bet the busk bills laird on their perusal
proved to be all oowatorfolu sad it has sine• bean dlsooror
od that the disoimmid were leaders of a gang of stank/r
-ibbon mad imuglars. It Le honored the ilsommod committed
reblmty La 111011distsurs, the vary night Worn dug were
unit Ila, t►m people who supposed they bad bees wor.
Wools; llamatots, won domorredly_sold by the •oslber
eareaffecal two Wass.
—A elbow has boot sot on foot in Lando* to establish
ma Seedbeds. faded " Th. St. Jamie Map and Ronne
fir Teattesits," for the reformation of Gilles wonaeo of •
doe apperior to Orme who Sod Wit. way to the refuges
sod pondeatiariai aow in existence. Several Win of
ask mid legume , rapport the pentiolit, the 44 81 ,ea bas
ospressed
her aprpireval. It ts proposed to b 57
nod employ thou in Noodle work, givinfialltaa-sGxitrno
timi. Several beeevolest evettloson of lloassehasetts
leak d estaldlildstd a similar lastitatios for the reforma
tion' d podded elorumsa.
—Mr. Harris, a Woks, woo robbed is Itis roost at the
Dsestese Reese, Obseinasita, *a Wodaeoday eight, of t,.
NS la seem sad s2lme in specks, 'shish h• kept ia o box
eider his bed. There were two beds Is the room Mr.
Leda sad kis wife slept in oleo of them, sad his son to
the other. He bad boon in the habit of carrying his
Mow, ben* from his otos to his room at night for safe.
heepleg. • 'poop was found la the room, which. it is
owe* lisedisea saturated with chloroform.
—Oa Thursday sight as ',disable young lady, named
is Oissiamel, mate to her death by breaking
$1110941111 the Boor of • Privy, the melt of which WAS thirty.
Ire feet deep, sail having eatimumed. The gam which had se.
musalekel is the place, insured it impossible to pt tie
MO meet several hours. Amami/170mi lady, who was
with Xlii Liggett, saved herself by (dislike to a broken
Melba of Me bor.
—ls a quarrel. booms Jolts Clay, a eke et the depart
ed Malsemes, and a horse traiaermeted /Agar, is Luring
to% my., a Thursday, the farmer shot the Litter twice
with a *SQL-Nike ball entered hie mouth sad pissed out
Midst the ear. Another ball lodged is hie back. Edger
is reported aerially woitaded. Clay immediately left
litalactra, sad ban set been heard from den. The
pielisi have set bees es amicable term, forsook time.
--A dbps s& from Madame/ says that on Saturday
mask& while fear Caked Stalk Maraud/ were arresting
• tesitivei "lave sad his wife, the slave stabbed deputy
Atm with a sword haik, whereupon anotherdepaty shot
al Me mire fear dam, lodging a holiest each time, and
mertally weastiag Ma. The Marshal's wound is deafer
ma. TM soirees were arrested. The sikir warred in a
ream time the fugitives were merited.
—l‘e isvait4Miem of a wife seeder- in Brooklyn, on
hide: Lash tiorealeireoste horrible low We secrets. The
mighbers testelled that repeatedly they found the drunken
maw with Mr babe, two years old, drank on her lap,
sod ems lt retied from her lap to the floor. For the pre.
esased metier of this basket mother the *waken father
b sew ander Arrest. The husband's sena L 11412110•1
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—A. 3.y assapoi from tb• Coessetiest Stat. Reform
*beet M Marilee oral re-arrested, Mt Sr. to the eity pri
son is Waterbury is order to bars Massif ap, laying he
bid maim loaned to bath this p beak to )(Irides. H.
110.0704 the brd34lsg, bat woe bistself mesa alive,
Ibrialit balk, bared. There las been mien. complatat
at areal treatoteat of lb* boys at tit* &forts Sebool, sad
tole avast will Miress boob mulattos to tbe estOot.
—There ere .or. ways them ewe to teak, mosey I.
Aims. Tb. sky to sow agiitseimil by the dissernry Out
Oho plgralebia d the Goat, Peer Hasid bad boos strilisir
isoll beau of tie pompon to Ow •artw sediral
asap' at the sway. It appears that the modes bee
boa kept el hereon, sad that It het eel, bees dieeever
ld bir mare .widest a sleet deo dim
—lk le AMA by , the Cdeeiesed papers that Col Repel
alas tem* Sind Is Milli slot ureter Gahm! Walk'',
M sate ether than the Iliimese, or Waimea Millen ne
ar 4 the ebiefleedier hi tiatesliplwased ]tanks Wealdagtoe
deeipireey.
—lbs. Mary 1.. Itess, of alarisaa. tows ef Skaaeothe
Dew Ymt, has beam amoNed, elMagod with potash( bar
hoshoml. Saw Sees. a lossePattla PkYdaissi• TI 16 "
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buss ismselle 01SsoMoe Worm Item toe sometime
smitten' 14 tile Mseassot proof that to mato to th — deati
by Moab aimiaittleoll by hoe.
—TM Sam tompilire Weimar% by a vote of 190 to
).0 two deem' Ihalel Chat. Ileomagiew of thaekao.
tee. to INI am vommey la 10t• 11. 9. fieeses, oesseteempd by
UM Am& at Ks 1.1 et ti. .... panties
—Tb Germs' Spiel et the Iteitermel new Chereh,
M their meestmesies, missed a neologies rmemmesdlss
diet oestribstime M sass to a *sir amnia ea the
lishimth sass as 0111 Stit et /sly, Is behalf et the Smileless
Osimilmties Sit.
—A haw ismed.Tehs Mamma with a horrible death
Catittlitiettesitex C W., bet week. He was segassa
Ma*" est Meeme, esi elm more bad boas mimed be west
ssioessmik far the mime et remeriss a perdes of the
'Mr sifirarisc ei it, sod Mat Ogre the leas supped et,
mid the :Mir might fail Imes, Wiles him betestly.
—TM Westessie Wererberi, Cleaseettatt. 'Meted
Mir entire *keg eit;y clean as newly lest, by as
way meterier et over es* kehisvel. The New Mares
Aglow Wiens lot this 4 the Snit lime that Watseka
bee ipso Deseesteskr Resift *WOW
—A mom la a laws la Now limombire w.. seemly
sired by Mr Mahal. T M afight she Wm* siin4
Mo up Ils the had skim v Its be gm aid this
Iftelbst Wm lOW as NA et kb I&
OM. lIITAIIt TICUT 00111PLETI
The eoesloatioos of Hon JAWS* Toonsesm, of this
esegity, and nos. We. STRONG, of Becks, as miadniste ,
for /edges of the Supreme Court, by the Democratic
Conweetion which motet Barridiers last week, 0 0 E4 400, ,
our Note &het. androids , » its triumph in October a fore
re. «whim°. Of the former geodesist°, here. where
be la so well known, or hatred say when to the Slate. it
is quits eseseessery to speak. Be has °steepled eo many
plots of distiectloe—bsts been eo long in public lifer swot
taken so prominent a part in the polities! discussions that
have agitated the °Gunny from the days of Jackson to the
mow, that his fame as • Politician, Lawyer, Jurist, Lod
Democrat, is co-existent with the bounds of the Common.
wealth. Eateries life like Jody Loins, whom sent he
will woe occupy, as a Printer boy, he has steadily worked
his way up the ladder of fame, and in every position has
proved that pales and power are elite the heritage of the
calf-mtesie student, as will so of the college diplomad grad
ing& „Padre Thompsoo's first appearance in public life
was its $ member of the Legis'ature from Venango Cooney
la 1832, nod this position be bald until the close of the
mules of 1834. baring beta twice re-elected without ••p
-position, It was while in the Legislature daring ties.
years ULM, as Speaker of the Rouse, he bed the Pl""u"
of giving his casting vote to favor of the elecuua to the
Senate of the United Ses, for she poet tine, of ear pree
ant distiegoisind Pres ident. :Mr EttlineaN the
act of the legislature creating a i.),•tt t,t C Air. fur •
counties, of Erie, Crawford, Venetic). Mercer sod Warren,
hootasisis a law, PoarEn tendered ban the apputntme ta
of President Judge, wrlch be accepted and held Ere year-,
or during the life of the Court—cod we hel ••se ,• ,•
versyy acknowledged by the Liar and the People it, it a
mot polar and able Aker note occupied the B.LeU to
this &strict. In 1844, when the Democracy rallied fr
then defeat of 1840 under the banner of PoLL evn Duties
they tendered hum the uJminatt n foe C, , ,drees U ivr
belief that tile well ko.,teapuPulartty would enahle !how •o
redeem the District In this they were 1, , 1 disappo,n•iil
He insmedfstely took the stamp, andthrongh that exc•t , oz.
canvass did yeomati's pettier to every part ~ f the Di•irict,
and a most decisive triampb crowned hi, efforts welt
satisfied were his CODStiillPtal with his eer.uaa , that
re ele..ted him in Mel anki'tc —a CircuaLast•nee , Ory unusual
la the Northern Suites Upon retiring from Corigre.e.
Judge Taorrsox resumed lid , pr ke. ,k 1 ul d .ooc locoweed
a very extensive practice. which he "till enjoys 1 oat :„6
nomination is popular at home evident from toe r , rp- , .•
ful and gratified Inc.. i the poi tion press—tr 4t he
will poll s vote far ahead of it i elielier th •un!y,
showu daily by the spoutantions declaration .4 nuodre
of his political op.,,oneots of their determioat.,r. t ri.i -
port bias—gild when we add , to tbte, that he it
totem, and that in Ili* octumatioa the claims of the W e ,ii
have been recooognised, it cannot fail to ' , mac every
observer of passing erects that a more popu'ar and deli
ring nomination was r preseotea to ts, prvl r .
their 'support. lice election by a decisive n lorry . a
fixed fact'
Ron Wa &motto, of Berks, though not so well kr..wr.
to oar readers, 1/deservedly popular tbrouxbiotit the S•ssics
Ile wee sheeted to t;ongressiin 1846 trout Berks.' vne
re-elected its 1546. The Reading traseet. that—•• Io
giving this nonsipation to Berks, the Courentik.ti Lip I. Ile
bot simple Justice to a county whose lud,speLosb , e•rfVl , •e•
have never been asked in vain, when lahor wits to be d,t,e
and victories gained, and for which rte rstety
and still more rarely retetred—tbe reirard Vut
althungis we claimed Mr btroog's nomination as our r ett.
we 1111 none the less grattfied that it his been so gracefully
Worded to OP; and if the satisfaction with which it is
Mailed at home, is any iudicsiti. u f public sentiment else
where—as it must be, for Mr. Strung as well koown
feesionally throughout the-State eel he is here—it may his
set down as one of the best that has ever been submitted
to the suffrage, of the people. His irreprossob•ble person
al eharaeter, his habits of indefatigable industry, his
eminently practical east of mind, and his experience in
the Law, running through twenty•firo years!' practic. , ,n
mattes t•volving the most important interest' of porton
and property that 0,11 required the adpsdieation of our
Courts—all combine admirably to St bun fur Abe it,jch and
responsible Mies of • Justice of the Supreme Bench. and
to warrant la in regarding him al eminently w o rthy t
summed to the mine which has bean worn by a rilgtunitr,,
a Teams, a Brackenridge and a diboon.
MORR FRUITS OF FANATICISM —lt 1. ic painful
octet:intone* to every rood citizen to see any of the bond,
which unite the people of this Country together in fraternal
feeling, sundered. If the men of the same relq:lVUs opt,.
t heir spiritual efforts, what stronger ties, except toe aiiitt
lute power of the government, is to hold them together in
the other relations of life. The General Assembly which
has jut elated its session at Cleveland, insisted upon de
claring the relation of muter and shoe ss a sin in the sight
of God, and all offence in the seine in which the term is
used in the eonstitcition Of the Chtareb. Upon this the
eetiservative members withdrew, and 30 • high-toned ad
dress' set forth their objections to this assumption oo the
part of the Assembly, and ooueladed with a call fora son-
Tuition to meet in Washington, on the 27th of August
nut, "for the purpose of consultation, and of organising a
General Assembly, in which it will be distinctly under•
stood the subject of slavery will not be Introduced."
Ai/US/NO.—There ill au amusing controvesy going on
just now between the Guerre if this city, and the New. of
Philadelphia—and the suioect is the honesty or diehotmsty
if Gov. Pollock. The tdawite charges that it wee the dis
honesty and doable des mg if his Exoetiency that defeat
ed the Sunbury cud grit bill in the Senate The New.,
en the other hand, says the Gems's . ' charge ts c slander—
that the defeat of that measure was owing to the misman
agement of its friends. At the last accounts both had the
best of the argument, and we are inclinedto the opinion
that both are correct. The New. is correct, because it was
a blender, if nothing worse, on the part of the friends of
the bill to Thus either the Quest-nor or the Peansyleant&
railroad. The bill for the sale of the Maine Line and the
Sunbury and Erie bill should not have been 'venerated—
even at the instance of the Governor. The Gamete is
current, because there is no doubt that Pollock procured
lb. separation of the bills for the very purpose of stranif.
ling the one fir the benefit of the other And it amuses
us to i.e the Gazette—whose editor professed to have hit
" private ear," and to know him as a better friend of our
interests than Eto•. Bigler—nose holden` him up I. Its
readers as a hypocrite and liar'
THE TRUE DOCTiel SE —Tbe Foorention ,ot the
'National Democracy" of Douglas. county, Kansas, held
May 25th for the porpoee of nominating candt.late• for
the constitutional conrcotion, placed l'.tetr candidate
squarely upon the Democratic doctrine "which Show, no
!motional leaning aad acknowledges rah geographical party
linos." And upon do qaertion of stibmitting the consti
tution to •'rote of the people. sustains the policy of the
Administration and (}or. Walker in the (~!lowing emphatic
langonge
"We will support no man as a delegate to the ennstito
tiooal oonvenuos who's dew e it wt.l be to frame the con
stitution of the future 'Stow of K/1154414 and mould the po
llama institutions under whtets we, u e people. are t, lire.
salmis be pledge himself fully, heely, and without mental
mmorvation, to see *witty honorable *Ur{ to submit the
Mese to *very Ceeoftde actual citizen of Kansas at the
proper time for the vote being taken upon its adoptihn by
the people, in order mat the sail constitution cnay be adop
ted or redwithed by the amwal mutters in this Territory as a
winjority of the rotors may decide."
IMP" The Philadelphia Heise "hoietessitte"—t. the ,nly
paper in the state. so - firm we ten learn. that supp,rts
the "Straight out," "Piut Lancaster son•ecti
Nomination. for State offices.— Cower itidtioft.
it mistake, neighbor, you bure more such " Ishmee:itee
than the Sore to your put s ,
by six or seven at letet The
Northampton Newsom, Torristnwn &feeder Milton
Pareses, Perry Frereure. York Asersires and Frew Ter
30seititor, etordially and heitrtily respond to end endorre
the Ansesiess nominations made at Laesastor.
liga„ The Trenton State Goma' says that a woman mint
ing la Newt tonaty, N. J., warn frightened to death tart
week by the idea of the Coast ! ,#t night she i a w the
Ilea from a large ire in the pines, and was immediately
pooseased with the idea that it eau the comet, that the
MIA was on Ire and about to be destroyed_ iisr alarm
was so great that she was thrown into eoavulaions, from
Ws sleets of which ehe died the same eight.
ON" Tlio N.Y. Tributoo du on immoral ottoaaioos signiti
od ita itiaroapoot of Prawaostuon. la a moat artiela it
dlopoood of tho Pi t thfludo/ in the following fashion, which
we olosatood to the spacial ►ttaation of tag Jamostowa
Doosoorot.
The *karma of elitabiag Las diary ladder, whereby the
With. Ream is stativi, sattlotAvaiss to say lean buratto*:
torte aired. it is missed forever. " Oat of sight oat of
illad." la more elapbiatieally taint, is polities ;bat; also.
w►aeK the Prooivlosts are rarely or bow; from
among deiced plasmas.. Neither the slaye posrair aor
say abet, Dor oar part—attoooes a esatiidata oa see:moat
ar_paat cervical; at, " W bat bee ha dowse bat
"What sea ha do for as?"
re' A sir", 4dor in do, lately t►pa orrolty_ore
aemarsete la aammesaioa. West a miasma black &easel - las°
Polldelaa be *mid tab.
hit. Spotting of the " Soother% Mosakw," a e'er
parr peldishod I. Philadelphia, ii. amestoes' silo says:
" Its allow prediets that this U.ioa will go to • sviciast
lag sulasie it that Blck, Itapabltssa, David Wilmot. is
01011111 e If this Union tool go to " everiastin smash"
wadi Wilmot is ahead ilovaratir Peassylvsaia, it wilt
Arid lowtor ties LIM MIMI& et Egypt have withstood
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ter ,n Jantl.ea. tr ittst-sa touch a 'lard a , ate oegru m
Attuqt Car, ma If there ir any tr'ltrenre t• it In teen,. ~t
tl, • C ir.,ttna sieve. f , r by he,. !„, •upp,,,,,.1 „„,1
pr le Sf ,r 1,14 old age, whsle the apprerol• ~r
u 1.113)/CIIIIIJD ue,lee the 4u,,,e ~t ph,lnnthr„p s,
t- w , rht el uutil he it th, r. I , e re., tr
t t o die Rut woull he L. ..r t it
+6.. 7 N,•• hly, if he rtrould .'irvugq •rid
hitr-ds!. , ; - h t •pptentlo.-•
tN, J 11 , , , t)ca hetwikee the +'n , ' • , 4
ter s pen-.d of years. In rat on• caos the ,:,terests of
t.te`o"ta , ter demands that c.are and at temttup snail laty 3 / 4 wkx,
phi;•itar,pe , system. which the Tsessat th, r ,ks i. ohu becar
tied
ua to any possible extant, with equal benefit to the
planter' sal the stair, no such in slits of s'it .ntere•t w
pr tuapt the master's humanity On the c..ntrary, eel in
terest wih prompt hula to force all the kthir poseibie out
of his "apprentice" else,. But it Whii much this
swap of this ob•iotas back.ng down of our Eng.ith cousin.
front their high horse of negro philsnthropy, to which we
desired to call attention, as it wail the hypocrary of
the pretence upon which they prop 'se t ._`this have
at Iset .I , scovered.” says this philanthropic Johnny Bull,
"that It is n..t out I,.,rthlP" to e' •a. ~ o ut that
the pre •'"•r can to • carried vu to ilt.y extent - —an , l all for
the "bane!: .f the les ! 1 '101121P• " \Chic re nenero•
lent blest' And to 0,, a-n.l :hey ore stolen, cud the -mid
dle passege".oJamatea. or aby other of Jonny'sdominioas
made, - it h- lyssd to say ryes, nary A•orti
deeds which has the best of the bargain " 0! routs. It
is'at ire "oertain quarters of the globe so
overpopulated that Ile exportation of 'Shearers would be
benefieial to all parties." But we heed nut pursue the
euttient ,arther—the reader can see the drift of the lteise as
wed as we, and c w..l nu doubt be //111:11.1 , .US as we are I••
seer erns: those sire had spasms a few na , nths since urge
We proibiestc , n tto 41 irern , ..r of South Carolina to re
open the dater trade, will say to the . proposition of the
?',earsto the •ntlie :Stu; under the guise of pla , ianthro•
py.
THOflP►:ON'y ACCEPTANCE
By tae f,;iowin4 ,ester (Lae cAnusitte appointed by
the Democratic Stive C.nrention inftirm Judge 3.lollY
son of n nal ho reply theretu„t ar.a bc
..en that he aecet t. the him , - eunfe , r,J, aLid A pure be
f tar pe,l:i• :sca fura g
Ila.mtienc Ron. Pa, June lush, 1M Y
Sit —We, the andersigoel a eidutirtee appo d nte Ly
th e liemoerane State Convention, iu y•dt of our
nomination by that body a, one of thrir eanailates for
the Olirti of i'upreme Jaiige of this C01ic:1,4...40th, take
usairh pleasure to discharging that duce. ]our eminent
legal stoiiities and repatittion which !ad to yuur 1111SnIt1101134
nomination for that retpcneib'e pu•ition, 11 an earnest
that your reliteAmo as a eandoiate will be triumphaney
ratified by the people of this mate
With assurances of onr personal regard we remit n
Your obethen: D or rantio
RD WIN
ELAJiD.scuNADEL,
J E EIIEzTER.
r , Jamas NI 7111.110 Y, Er:e, Pa.
Eata, Jane IL 18.57.
To .Yens E C Waive. Elli• 3. Seltionlwii and J F !have
esrtalrex. —Your favor, dated Hartilbarg, June lOtb
lat, been .iuiy rc.ceteed, informing me my nomi
nation tif L., LI • ,ort.tto :late CoCirrtiLluLt 41119.UL:ea at
HAM/ 'on(' nut WIEI 44 di oa. L late for u, klize
IJu~ rho .tiupreche Court of Li, Cummone-elto
For chi, di•t.ogis.ltied mark of coat J•qlen I days, fU az
pre.* my meet.. graucule to each to / virtu upizier of
the Cot.entioo In Accepting the n , vrittnotiun, wbich
du ',Nita great d,iline.. in view of the responhin,liiies of
[Le I cat. i. y /Ay. that in the cc., at o f ,o n
tiun, [be t•c.t enerr. • ..I:my rife shall be devoted to ouch
dtrekarge did! h. , 11.1% •, in ....me i.Frae, be worthy sftbe
e , nfrioned I ..., ,•.t.tion in making th e ir
and of th e p e opl e to ratifying at. lam greatly obliged by
the kind term. y.iu here chosen to etripluy in communica
ting th•ortliun of the evoceotion. f., which pleas* aecapt
my sincere thanks
1 have th• honor t very true yoara,
JAMES THOMPE.ON.
11.. Pioiessur D llarton R rs. at ter of the Slotnern
Speaker and other class books. sittempteol contin,t out
cide to Piiiteriiourg, Virgi t im, on Tours Jay, by taking
ctilorof.rot and stabbing biome( in the region the heart
with a oinop knife. lie was not dae.l at two o'i.lock on
rridsy morning. though little hope we, ontertainvd hie
reoovery The wouoil was inflicte I ' , Silo shut oo in hi,
room at po T etrs Hotel, and when found he sty/lying on
the floor in a p-. 0 of blood On the bed were found let
tere aldroseeil to his (reads sod wife indies , aq disap
polutitielit and dr.prees,un of spirits, and Intimating mid
attributing the intention of taking bit hie to reverse of
fortune, rod the non appreciation of hit eff..rii in the
furtherance of Southern literature.
brg,„, Chimp a one of the .tile. you read about.—
Within the,part two eteeke, sap the Chltago Tiaeoe, or.)y
three eonetab,e •of tw..juipticvs of .be pears. here b een ,
Nat 14 brrtlear-ii, onp voaaty physician an.l two a, nal
hogs. agent, ted f.r robbing gravel, and Lelliacr
bate., .141.1t0 Mayor erreeted for ettraling 'nail bar!
That b all—tu •tle olll!fai Ihe. It the pablio Arial' are
eorrapt, the pacip:ie of the city solo to know what thatr
proper duty to toward/ tiara, and by bringing die bed to
Ma* ahoy win Negro • bolsi ort of dims.
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last wook we were ander the shadow of that
I , trlble comet's tail, and a doluirshosil4.6 paired wpm so
from shore, at if .the,, Tory heavens bad pewit boil/Mat
P ‘.• filthy oondition of our form brooding etroots, sad
tßic.-tt open thomaelroa tho dodos of the sossisimismort.—
We haws had at lwt two days of 'later imam. This
bae, at least boon good for thorium, however it ma. .feet
J'e root croPco which mast bar* had as Yahoo/thy time of
li:eg betwees soaked blankets for a 'mi.
Business which was doll iroomrti before,-hoe lamiaLshed
soil farther ander them sombre influent's. Everybody
waiting for the lit of July. Theo the tariff comes late
. Sr et, the loaded warehouses distort/ lumens* ViactiOu
the prodoota of all nation's industry, and then will be
a general cheapening of goods. All but owe or ewe artl
ess which are held by speculators mast come does after
l '.e lit of July, to a greater or lea sliest. Sugar. la
c , onpieteiy oontrolled by large bosses In this market, and
* n , will not allow print to drooping' their peemat mat/.
If the new Crop should be short, sopa may p higher, sad
people may take to sweetening dteir ease with
...t India moieties, as they did in oldAlmes, "away down
" A mach better plan, however, would be for far.
ter , r. to pay more attention to the caltivatLon of the sugar
lititp!e, which might be made to yi•l4 one of the mom val.
staples produced upon our soil. There is eertalnly
wtde field fur enterprise in this direction. tinder the
•.• tariff we lonic for pomp improvoomot lo eraotalseter.
•,„; 'tacks which hare been deprosok wofolly daring the
gearoo. Very few of the rotten or woolen manatee.
.r c,g cot:opium here paid any dividends for some time;
lugs and valuable mill properties bare b..n sold at
heavy sacrifice., and there have been several failures
og the cotton manufacturers. The cotton mills are
P• -•c off thin before under the new meal, .nt the free
.• t , cnvision tends to encourage the manufaetnee of esr•
cs and blankets In this country.
As trade ie doll. People are looking about for eemeentemt
resorts, and the hegira will loon 000111111 bee if we
bl^Pied with soother five days storm. Some eV
i Elitore of city paper., have keen attempting to reason
out "I' going to Saratoga and Newport for summer
r .reat ton. One would think - tisy had heed in the world
• enough to know that nothing eao iorg befashionable
h nos not the , `.01111e11( of absurdity in it. Of course,
rat,unal being who has a suite of eool appartments os
• -.aiy 'Sew York avenue, and all the eomforts of life
....1n the *ono , ' of a hood bell, is foolish when be etows
sea/ f,r the summer in a seven by nine peek ng
t c of a chamber at any watering piece, but then—it
,•t.tontble. There is another class who pinch them
.,t , e . in diet and dress f2r forty weeks is the year, that
to y may be able to "swell" the rest of the time at the
rz, rg. or the sett .htlre. Their ease is desperate; let them
rather exciung occurrence took plaee lb the vestibule
. theatre on Tue•day, which has created some
iormition amogn ureter goers, and others. It sp.
that a rertain popular juvenile tragedian met a eer
•it o celebrated heavy tragedLau coming out of the rave
ciimed establishment with • lady on his arm whom the
si re-aid U Ter, .la trairedma bad formerly looked npon
t. • • %,i usirn property. but as there had Men some pre
, 41 misunderstanding between them, the, in the exercise
of woman's rights. eonainded to swum* the prerogative
sod attend the performance with maisapir gentlentan."—
Tble of coarse stirred the bile of the yottittnt Besedlot,
U1.3t1 the ocieueuin referred to he took a 'toad near the
or, and while pouring out the most delightful invitertiVe
iguin the head of the ternied heavy man. was only re
•tra,ne'l from "pitching tn" by the active ulterior's.* of
Thu Burdett case was up before the Harrogate all last
ar.,l many rich items vete brought to light. Animal;
i•thers were &number of letters from the Doctor to a female
cousin, different dates, from Oct,. 10th, to Nov. 19th.—
o these friendly and eonfidential *pieties the Doctor el,
tressed his opinion of hire. Cunningham in no very choice
lenguage. At tr6ge letters were written at the very mo
ment when it is pretended he fulfilled a matrimonial en
gagement with Mrs. C., their contents po marked in
terest. As a specimen I quote fur the edification of your
readers the Doctor's opinion on the Met of November of the
w uman it is claimed he married three days before: "She
Mrs. lj,s a dam/wing, ft-Arming cad ortjal womia. All
h.r dengue leers to pet sat to marry Her, but the old lop
marry us old toed tkau to marry seek a this( as she
Sant. Weller says, 'boyar* of the viddere,' and I think he
was right." Thie does not look much ae though he had
Just married ber—and there Is mush more of the same
tort. Aod in addition it was proved also that on the fib
of October he wee in Herkimer eounty, sad left there for
6aratoffs SPrioffs, and by a eitnese who saw him there,
and by the register of the Hotel, that be was at Saratoga
on the ?.9th: and this letter quoted - from is dated et Bars.
toga—so that, to bare been at New York at the time it is
claimed the marriage took place, he must have traveled
from Herkimer to New York an.rloack to Saratoga be
tween the 27th and 29th, and remained a day in the city
besides—a performance that, with all due defferetiee, we
thank ,mpossible.
The U o. revenue cutter Washington, about day break,
no Friday morning, raptured the schooner Maitland, a
pelmet of about 400 tonr, suppoeed to have bees intended
for the slave trade. The cutter orerbauld her off Sandy
Hook, and towed her back to the Brooklyn Navy Twi—
ner orew consisted of a number , if Spaniards and Portu
rote.
A delegation of city fathers from Boston pia a visit
t.. our various public institutwes, last, week, with a 'slew
dense Inch suggestions, as may servo to improve their
,wa, Of course. doe attention wu paid to the cigars and
champagne.
Asses*&Dation/ and robberies continue to be the order of
the day. and the night too. A respectable Mak named
lames Or.Nlll, was found lying on the sidewalk, earner of
Seventeenth street, and Firer Avenue, just before daybreak,
on the lUth, with a frightful stab In the back of the neck,
which had been dealt by ',mist unknown villian who came
tip-steaithi.e t.eh.nd him The wounded man was car
ried t the in n vary critical condition. A
named ['Africk Slientn, wait likewise stabbed the
same night, in a dance tv.ose in Cherry, near Roosevelt
etreet. Ile is tot expected to live. Two men, named
4tephen Pinkett and Samuel Watkine, hare been Welted
1111 Pli,r A roOlery, en a grand scale, his
d ii‘t been discovered The tact, are as follows: Some two
week. a Cuban gent:ea:lAm arrived in air city from
New Orleans, bring n; will him $20,000 In gold dont,-
„ ong end $3OO in saver. 110 put up at a public hones,
42 Walker street, where be kept his money in a common
trunk. Eariy on Sfondee. durng the temporary absence
of the Cuban from the hnte , . hi, morn was entered by some
parties. whom, It is supposed, had "piped” him from the
South, the luck forced from the trunk, the mosey secured
and enrried of The robbery was not dinoosartrdfor sav
era! hors afterward/. and although vigilant nation was
taken by Capt . Home°, of the T ao, 1...4 Pollee, no
eine hes been obtained of the robbera. It is thought the
t /veva@ who made this large haul of gold have loft the
city, and eff.,rte will be made to reach them by telegraph.
Newe is scarce. Some preparations are making by tae
Empire club to give Geo. Walker a weleome when be
reaches this city. A well knows dry goods jobbing house
which has tweentiy built the finest dry goods gore (At
Broadway, next the Broadway theatre. has disposed of its
new building for the sum of $5OO 000, which probably
left a good profit to the tellers. It will not be used u •
dry goods store. Property to going up In all the great
At'antie cities, and this is a health, sign, indicating the
general prosperity of the country, upon which the pro.-
peers of trade depend. Our merchants are preparing for
a heavy fall trade. as good crops are expected, both of
cotton and breadstuff& The importations will be light
however, sui large stneke of goods remain nudispeeed of
MB.
—The Pottetown Logic/sr int.rais os that a sohool-house
noes the %Noy Chorehes, in Oley township, Berke *minty,
sou blown to piste's one ntgbt last week by • tog of gun
powder which had been pieced inside by some villain, nod
ignited from without by means of a safety.fose,
OEN WALKER.—Geo. Walker arrived In Now York
on Tuesday, and wits mowed by his friends at the land -
ins, and n salute was tired. The General then entered 'a
'urines dawn by eight horses, and was eseorted to the
'city Ball, wbieh added to the %treads peat exel tersest in
the Park• An enthusiastic reception was given hint. He
was then escorted to the St.. Steholas Hotel.
" IX PIiA.CE, PREPARE FOR the days of
our youth, it behoves as to make *outs preparation for the
approach of age. Row 'Amoy persons have b000m• pro
nis,tunly bald by neglecting to apply appropriantromodlos
to prevent the hair from falling out! The wait of Prof.
Woon's eCeitrated " Hair Restorative" will provost the
Nit from foiling of impart to It a healthy growth, and
ever. rottorathe hair of the bald. Tboseando have semi&
ed to its ellosey. To be had of Druggists everywhere.
J The floqd has so damaged the New York
and Erie road that we have but ose or two mails
through ibis week.
Pen and *dam no=
NE - Pref. STILIMO made his fortieth Baleen
Aspenlion from this city on Thandey. The
weather wee by r ou wane feeamble, though the
morning bid 66 for a beautiful day. The sun
came out glorious, and a gentle breeze swept a
cross the ham—but soon after dinner, jest when
be was reedy to out loose, the wind rose to a ple,
and the rain came down as though the earth wait
not already saturated, and its inhabitants in al
mut as bad a plight as their " illustrious prude.
Ammon" who neglected to take passage the ark.
Nothing daunted, however—or, perhaps, be
they were used to it—those who cuss out to see
maintained theirpositioes despite of ruinedbonnets
and water-logged hoops. The intripid aeronaut,
too, determining " not to give it up so," main
tained his ground, and when at about half past
three the wind died down, and the clouds broke,
he stepped into the little basket, gave the order
to cut loose, and with a parting " good bye,"
which was returned by cheer upon cheer, rose I
gracefully above the tops of the surrounding
buildings, and sailed off Eastwardly over the city .
Finding that he was not rising fast enough, be
threw out a bag of ballast, and then with a final
cheer and graceful wave of his cap and flag to
the many anxious eyes turned towards him, be
darted up, up, and in a little leas than four minutes
from the time the ropes were out, be passed out
of sight behind the clouds There he appears
to bare struck another current of air, for in about
five minutes, through a break in the clouds, he
was discovered sailing before the breeze away to
the North East, nearly in the direction Gravely
Bay, accross the lake If be met no counter
currents, he undoubtedly landed safe in her
Majesty's dominions before dark Take it all in
all, it was one of the most successful balloon
ascensiuns, vs well as one of the grandest sights
ever seen At thvime of writing this—Fri.
day morning—we have no tidings of his descent,
but perhaps may have during the day unless, as
is very likely, he came down somewhere among
our Cinsdian neighbors where telegraphs have
not penetrated
Ifir The people of the town of Owego, N Y
thought the comet was upoti them, certain, on
Saturday Jaat. On that day a very heavy storm
paa,ed over, during the continuance of which
two large clouds were observed rushing together ;
with immense force, the noise of their collision
resembled the report of a cannon, and was heard
at a considerable distance The wind seems to
have leaped from the clouds, and descended to.
wards the earth In its progress houses were
torn down, barns demolished, and trees sent whist
ling through the air like feathers. One or two
lives were iced, also. ;, In its course was a wood
lot of some ten acres, which it leveled, leaving
not a solitary tree standing. The owner, per
ceiving the devastation, and every kind of move
ble thing flying through the air, rushed into the
house, and called upon the family to 'some out
as soon as possible, "for the comet had struck,
and their time upon earth was short !" He was
probably considerably astonished to find himself
on this sublunary sphere after having fully
made up his mind to leave it for—be knew not
where. Another man, as soon. as be found him
self safe, mounted his horse and road to the next
village, hurriedly inquiring of those he met if
they did not believe the Comet had struck. Con
saw. •asis imam WW. w bueoll WOll4Olllllll owns
happening on the 18th of June—the day set by
a German astronomer for the destruction of the
earth—it is not to be wondered at that a rowel
what credulous man should entertain this idea,
placed in these singular and appalling circum
stances
"fir The new article of female dress called
"Muter'," are ekceediogly pretty, and are be
coming justly popular They are made of some
light cotton or linen material, generally of a small
plaid pattern, and are worn as cloaks ; not for
warmth, but for their extreme lightnejs, and as
their title indicates, to keep off the dust. They
have a hood behind, though we know not if for
the purpose of protecting the bonnet during a
storm, or, as the "Local" of the Buffalo Repub.
l'e intimates, for carrying the baby in. They are
excellent to be used in summer travel, though of
course as soon as they become• common, the
strawberries and cream of society will throw them
off with a curve of the lip, and a reverential turn
of the nose Then the fashion will be general.
I=
ft., The day set for the fiery gentleman with
" ten billion leagues of tail," to knock this lit•
Ile garden spot of ours into " eternal awash,"
has come and gone without a solitary indication
of his presence—unless the exceedingly " wet
rain " trial has been tumbling down in torrents~
for the last ten days, is an indication of his
proximity. But as the " Bearded Devil," as
Holmes calls him, was expected to make his
appearance in a " chariot of fire," and not in a
second deluge of " fluid for commercial purpo.
sea," the timid and wicked generation who
thought their days were numbered, can now go
to bed without being haunted with the fear of
waking amid a "crash of matter and a crush of
worlds "
war A correspondent of the Philadelphia
News writes from Girard, in this county, that
salute of ten guns was fired there, on the 6th
inst., by the Americans in honor of the State
Ticket nominated at Lancaster, June 3d, by the
American State Convention, and adds that the
best of feeling and harmony *mist among the
"straight• ont" Americana in this county. This
is a nut for the Gazette and Constitnti•ra to crack
3 0„. We notice that our friend, Col 81.&11.10131,
of the Uniontown Genius of Liberty, has been
nominated by the Democracy 9f Fayette, for
Prothonotary of the county. We hope be will
be elected, for a more deserving Democrat than
our "spread eagle" eotetnporary does not exist
west of the mountains.
Talc Naw Ccsr Pr =Es are liked so well,
that the babies have taken to ilwallowing theta in
stead of the stick of (*tidy in which they are usu
ally invested. It is needless to say that when de
posited inwardly they will not afterwards pass, at
least not without the aid of a doctor. Mockers
and caries should practice a little oominou.seuse
and not give the babies new oents to play with.
air The Pittsburgh Union, which has re
cently passed into the hands of Messrs. John H.
Bailey t Co., is now printed on floe new type.
It is ably edited—advocates sound political doe
trine, and merits a liberal support at the hands
of the people. Success to the Union.
NW A slight ethane has been made in the
Time Table on the Cleveland and Eris Railroad.
The Telegraph train lessen, the time from Cleve.
Lad to Erie loan 27 miaow
ft, We notice by the lama ("ono it ion that ' tw ill
Mr. CLARK LIMO hal bec , .nic so , ye; defl kith 011 t1:1111 P. 11 *tll.
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WRITE In the publication of that paper. Nir L.
is a practical printer, and an influstrions yowl;
gentleman whose success we shall hp pleas e
record
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gek. Ed. ii s oen4n, thu funny Elitur ,t the
GreenshureD•rnocrat, hi beau rv , tinin4l .1 I•r
Relever and Recorder of Westmorviaud
Go in El. sad win— ,u r '-••',
you
ay. The Reading Gazette pr )”, tro , i. - J+
email will respond to thenomination of STIWNO
and THOMPSON by a mnjority of 7000 for t:.e
whole ticket Good for "old j r ierk•," hu , yr
shall do even better than that, he.'ordlug to ~.ir
vote.
Par A mad , hull ru•he I ,n , • , t. ti • r : ,
Alnany, last week, upset tii . si
counter, ■nd made at a liai< nl2l, p 2.1 .tr
had a red shawl on, caugut 11 ,, r tvi.;er arai •.
and threw her down and injured i.tt ter; ....r;•
ously The heipt was shot
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stir It 13 predicted, by tlvi L
that the Atlantic auumaru a r•
• failure,—a prediction tint w—y
prove well founded
Shir The S..w Vork •.',
rtendol ow , of the N.w ' t
sale chulcio.,la-• Sun i W
ed fr)ln him thltt tho telt. ,c-•
ears to bear, let !Lon bulr. w • . •,. .
rendered, 'be that bath yah4 to yaft, let tit.ti
3rah It
Ver Attorney tien •k, Sri, ,
graphed a• b Ing S• L
good time at the g-^7l rit'r
hard at work in 1.• •
having been 4'.1• to • t o • .
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UPDEGELAFT t 9 413 •r Tr ; ;
high , :!%; tostirtionial., l• 1) ; - .
BeAide.:, ae witoo.it-/ ,:ir-
very EUcces , ful op , r,tion f. r I_, 1r
eye of .142 old geutl,rual,
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onP th, prnpri , rnr.
in Pitt-huret. dwd on Fr
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