BINJ. N. SLOAN,
BLOM/ a XOORZ. Rib Umbers
41111 , 0R0117,. - ..DXV
News of the w
--Oa wit► Last., 'died at Ow wart-bassi
Osargailtaadolph. 3i•
Remo lootwitios asilast. and kliegs patrimony 6 divided.
H. was tho Oast sea of Wind Ueda*
sad nephew - tithe sololwatod Ala Randolph, of Bassolto,
wbo reprisi lin with as sisstisa asidosseo wit olsos in
kis warosed wows to fist towards any human Wag,—
It filmy hod lowlier' idains upon dto toadies's* of his
kindred. foe ha was dosetsibleof Oho- ikon/ties of boorinei
nog of vomit, and mild oat, sionifsst tho oiniskaoss of
W MOONS la , _
wlitsholy asgabod by duo door surto.
his holm at an Noir aio, ,hs was affootioostaly mood foe
by hb wend stdolOwos sad was soot to bum toe oa
siasotioe, thatoosidiSst at that dais bo giros blot la tits
United Blots& Oa his retries to Arsoeioa a sad dimes's
lima fall so hint—moos loft Its dims. Tito skaaastanto
pvellsadelph, of &stoke, thi last poignaat grief,.aml
M ratan sadly MU Is hi. M ama'
was horty-Ilits years
age, mad 'lase ties s t. G
re ee* , reiskied hopelessly
Seas. Tot (.at.. the - &iron) dues was •
easels mobility is the wad
. rase of the old las, al we
lace "sea his waadsriag &Mat tie Adds Atli his heals
heard falling is whits see. over Ms boss, sad Ur US
restless lye, bowfin sisation to a estateassee of Ma
ga/at sad striking laterest sea la its glees. EL.Id beads
'soothed his pillow, and his and was peso. Lad thms
died the last of l b . Saadolphs.
—La' Adrian (Midi.) eorrespeadast of the Detroit
Ativortiesr, 'Altai the fartioalars of a heartreadiag Weir
whisk obearea few days eines. Jobs Shay, who nabs
la • log hose, started for the tows sad whoa :swirly •
silo of be saw smoke arising sear his dwelling sad rash
ly stars& Ups anivisg ea the spot he beheld MI
hose la Same sad also his wife la the very metre if the
Ire, already sash Mused. So lon. wmakilie Slim that
it wee steely impossible far the hashes/ to Saris.* his
wife, sad he asordiagly was compelled I. staid skies
bar his Mass, Woks' sad •' little over $lOO, all he
pessessid sa earth, dossed by Ire. It isaapposed that
Mrs. Gray was takes la a it. as she was skies Mabee.
sad probably SIM spinet the Sissy, which was asps.
ed of stieke.esasiag them to fall with a crash spat her &mita
ty lite the *re plass sad of sane all teak are issediate.
ly. What le nest strange, Mr. Drays little daughter.
aged 4 years, slated Mr little sister. • babe in tie sad*
sad bore her We the read, thereby'saring its life,
—A woman awned Maria IbtdraersA, about bb Peen of
age, died "agilely cm ThaittO night, at No. le Ilalbscry
street, New York. Her history is a meissehety Wailes
of perverse Iselisations. She was espied as a Governor
la the family of the Livingetail, os the banks of the
Hodson. about Wily-foot years age While eappd la
that oeespatios she became ilarsored with a negro mash
ran is the employ of Mr. Livingston. and Moped with
him to New York: disco that period her 11h has been •
GOMM of wee mid , misery. She abandoned herself to the
meet &impish, and limatiou course of life, and Ossify
died a silerablgififepraved, sad neglected object, is the
garret of the
.premihms were she resided. Tbh deceased
i
was a woman of sett Wieldiest* and good education. .-
Ups • boolebh la her room we found A number of
volumes by faro to Preach and Italian authors, whisli
had bees fregmently permed 'by the dimmed.
—The Nos. Fayette WMallin, mama, appointed Ger
meat of Washisgtor Territory, airived there safety on
Wednesday, the 16th Sept. and took the prescribed oath_
of °See as ?horsily morning. the 17th. The Governor
was received with a salute of cannon, and on ?bumpily,
at 1 P. IL, agreeable to the arrangement' on ths part of
the "sovereigns," he was publicly istrodbeed to's large
maim* of ladles and gentlemen in the temporary Court
room, by governor Stevens, who, on the portal the citizens
of the Temitary, gave him a sordid welcome, as the future
Governor, in a neat and oppropriste addreSs. Governor
Milnllin responded at length In a plain, sensible, and
mamer.of-feet style.
—Astounding frauds hare been brought to light daring
as investigation - of the basinoss 'et the Board of Health of
Philadelphia, by :he Finance Committed of the Common
Council of that i elty. There imis been going os for a long
if a• a Nyasa of fraud, by which large ant i s . of the
sit] theitillibiliill.AW swami; ,fire tentr
..d by lb. Baulk amid a warrant properly vonebod, drawn
os t►. troawrf 4bs proemial going into du pockets of
the members of the Board. A promaigaden of the facts
will soon b• made.'
—Ws. Angina war tried rscently in Beaufort oowaty,
North Corollas, for: bigamy, be having married wife 1*
that State. when be had another 'living in Hampton, Vit.
&la. This ease 'zoned s good dial of gimping, owing
ormaiamitigatiag Miroumstaimem yet ho wat convicted,
senteneed Si resolve thirty-nine laNies, - to be imprisoned
see day, and diaeliarged on his personal reeeignismiee ter
W appear/wee at the next Court, thus to be branded at
the Intl cheek with the letter 8 la prism,* the Court,
and to receive smother thirty-Mae hardly to
le supposed that be will appear at the Court !
—The New York Timis andoneausts that the member
of Oke new Omen& will probably draw WIN walka pay
oa die meeting of the first session, this week. The tam.
kir' of the house are salaried at $3OOO per &sum The
tom of Ike Mena "Coop's' &tea Irate the 14th Marsh
last, aad the eonetraetion put epos lb* law la, that three.
foutik• the fret year of the term will be payable if doseaad. l
ed. ete the cosseeaaemest of actual 801,1011, the Gust 111ollt:7
day is Dee. If ro, the treasury will be draws ipso at nee
for $3110,01111 ee $000,01141 for this °Wet.
—The We ashler of tba Co Weds? Bask, Cosa.,
Samuel F. isaearir:, la ;Surged with baying osbessied
175,044 of tie rude Waning to the beak. l he was wrest
ed is New Tat City as Saturday, Sad detitised is eastody
asdi tits bask aims arrived to take Ida is sharp.—
°slug to Cu lack of a proper midges spas Govern,
[lag be one set at Liberty. Whit. the proper papers were
is mem bt propionates b• west free sad has not slues
boa beard bow
—Tb. Clevelead Plebesleoler awe that George Garbler,
master of the M-tated Flying Cloud, was the taut of
tear brothers, all Allan who have bees lost spot die
hauls. Their aged Roth.?, *boat sixty years old, Mat
thus Hee four lady youths eaeriblei to the
perils et the ass. George was her oat, baps sad the eta
apes whisk ski lamed hi her dedistag years, asa sew be
has set the We of the others. Her sorrows hare bees
hair very great.
—Teo MethodlA Wslawn Mars.
Wards sad Emoar, hare boos "dieelplisser he hotel
yam la the pose el us piss M the lrirglahi lipthip last
swum they pleaded giddy, sairessed regret be the
set, Mated tbat they ireswast easesioas of ialsatiee to b
areas sad premised net le de so say mom Tits Oes
bream whisk tried dies, la seldom at Elisabeth Oily,
seeeptse the askarraiedirmsest ad penaittill them to ma.
Haas their familitma.
—Col. Wa. Tonna% of tie air at seporaptiesi
agnates, vbo died eaddeab. at Wilatastes, N. C., ea
Wednesday, wee dad et lite saps amine Gee. Soso la
Nada la ISNI, aad vas tad.. beareesil foe pain sad
startteeteas assent, I t ia tbo battle at Clastraras sal
Cissatbasee, sad seeeadly, Is the battle at Cimplahopee.—
Col. T. wee a pada* of West Mat, sad at tie time et
Ms amass bad bees Is the iliallary as testy yaw.—
bad seiered ansb from impaired health anise On
last year.
—The Possums 4atifter sells • task story of a mishit
is one of the palate easels la a seighboriag &stria. w►.
is is the habit of employing his doe at the soon spasm
by boiling " matebee with hie roboiews, by nesse
of which Wisdom operatics he disposes of hooks, pone
seassies, pss.f s. as., with peals to himself sad at the
swam of the Nese Asap of his perils. This is *Sher
a wads, la the way of tesohlas aad deserves *sensation
ef the &hod Diseases.
—A black sags toss or dye bet las the other Sty
attempted to cross a poad in Nasorbill, Mass" as the lee.
bet the pews, mob by his saskssisip Mt the sold,
glassy sarfacie was so Mow, that when withia alms tss
tea of the More, he Waste so - okillod-by Itie Lie 'ha he
**aid ire ae kerne; sad was draws ashen - by sol 6 of
polo sad eaptered.
Le Restos 800 sqs t►at lbw Zee. base 8. Kane*,
t►* Baptist elamrsay a., whose ***set se .w►
eseadal was me* deal. has neighed Ms pastiest* el tie
Treseat Topple to at* offset is *roe moth& too
toe& to outgo apes t. praetiee of the law. Sot widoe l loto.
• bail* le las bees Ming biased Ele operatises w
Loshaboro Hoes* odestitated Um first siop la this Maw
time.
—lhaparaa, theoa b i N ati us Chilatio Post Oise relies ,
teacidag shoot la Poaltsathsry. ILlopeplis
casoist of over sae of the pow& aai lees el&
airwriste ,
—lice Rea: Saw line" forme, Bertateelless j
lee rsoastly boss olsetai, by a large ss*dep, 5.+..%
Joke et that Slats, mad las OM his cl.tier.
toppea, floe limy Clay gown to
"Rosser Joh' Davie, vithoot Wog al& to ettotrovort
itiolooittoompoodswiloril boooksloolotpttkotta bit
possum' the power of propbooy be ooald iot• kovii son
ageorately dolooribod tho 00110 of moo roomy ozpoostoof
from Li* oisoottoompoo oitoltiolt tits wholtiosoatey p solo
onfortoig. Epogoo Ids primal espolitio• to opportaso.—
Tho ;HAW imas4, ft NOW to vs, 11 to a tearer to listen
to al• altallOß of wed cootrooti prtattiploo, and to
&war of • Imillwwle MN whisk sian seed wiry seepseded
beg late bleknermy we
M. war De reepeaded to by
Ceemmea. dad we bops, too, that the etesenre et the as
weadarma of the peewee beahlag glom 1111 we ho lost
epee the Beate Imrieletwee fee matt" yews to some.
The heehaws of the President's review of the orredidoa
et sew toretea rele f fses will be admired by the Anodes'
people, if ale by ill the fareiga goversmoste We or.
glad that he ---- MnmyThs eeds the tenaleatioa et Ski Clayton,
sad Bawer limey, and that la doing so ho leaves no room
lee ; Great Zvi to.ntheemierstud his owe position. He
iteeerits, mew, that bad this treaty Dees lost
ege it is Illre'y the Cestrel America& disputes
mighty Jose lees op settled itetweee the the two
tweetriee.'
Re proposes to pumas a Ana coarse with Bpsia, sad
ihil i t E
with We view hio eampaelle , al by Coupon of the
eldiptisa wile ► ilso always iatorpooe w►m
their Masotti* is lialtest of illiferosee oblob
wo bavowith them ' - ' r • 4 , _
oar lilaistar to DMus la . burreeted to weepy a mistral
attits4 la Ilse dl edges of Grist Briggs with thi Miss.
del Respire, but at the "sees tine I. ee-opesste veldt the
illaistess of Raglawe wad Ittassetila all peasotal asoaesuie
to obtain. by treaty. "thole pull rwaswesteas to ommueree
whisk the Nation" of the World bare d rlibt to meet, sad
Irbil* Chias mass" bog be permitted to withbeld."
Ia the President's owadearaatioa of laibeeterisas, wader
the law sod la a newel - point of elm, the eisaatry will
heartily jobs.
As th• wisse+7, sad eirigasgess, will applaud tau
Prasidsees dfspositko cowards do Utah revolt. Negress
in appraised, will toes b• sint la straestlisaieg lib beads
sad seabli% bin to pat down this "lest roloollloa
is • Tostitsky Is sash a taaasorthat Is shall bs tits
hue'
Th. moat hair-spllttlog strict abastreetlealit will &Sole
Salk.lo seeeessfully, small tb mead apes wale\ the
-Presiding pate tie ecoastreetioa If • railroad ooaseetiag
Os Atlantis "al Pattie States.
In iegard to Tawas °plasm, of souse, will differ—but
lone thing there can be so vaginas, that the idea 'aught
to beAforeed by the President, that the sooner that tent
tory brooms a State the better it will be for the pesos of
tatry. b one *pint which few will be *Hoofed to
tabs e. is be says. Reams has too loag esempied pub
lie Meadow-41We ere other questions of graver Import,
towards whieh die asthma! alnd 'bomb/ sow be tamed;
and It waked but little differettoe, we apprebrad, to the
masa of the people whether she mane lam the Usioe at
the Lorwmpten door or through the Topeka window. Once
is the Oates, and the eeoupetioa of demagogues sad agi -
titters will he medal. The polkas of the Preeldmit,
is simply that the Lesompfen Closedtatlon, which all ad
mit summated from a legal body, presents the most feasible
mid speedy method of &goosing of the Kamm, complies
ties. H. admits that good volley would have sob
mimed the aware maatitiosioa tom vete of the people—nap
be says that ameba sehesieskos was tosaideatly tiptoed
by the Admaististiost—but Ormatltutional *eaves-
Oen did apt do 4t, and es the barmy questa* is th oaly
e
shoat iwitiehithers I. sap :dame, sad as that is sub
mitted, it is °brie= that a prietteal solute* of the aim -
ettltlwan be mower arrived at by admitting her at lame;
aid this the people without let, or Ithrdammes, eta amend
and altar their ovule sot whatever they plasm. To um
a homely expression, he thinks that la 000.42dia1l 101'
for tits *balsa principle that all of thweestatitattiost siboaki
bare bees submitted to the people, "die pate is sot Wadi
the candle." The wass.of the people, when not betas&
by designing pantie:ass, are maineatly practical, and
from theta we think these practical suggestions of the
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itst. Desseinsto sersorelly is CM City sad Comity. with
whom we here (warmed •ppsoa the 'object, dims* from
the Kamm fetter* of Pnaidaat litsehassa's
They twiner is the patties eo boldly arreosed by Senator
Denies sad the PbUM ih Nem The Observer sides
with Ike Ltstriistratioa aid UN trimmers of the South.
—Omen&
We venter* the smartie& that the writer of tie ahoy.
ParaftsPil has not ouromed with Arm demeerlets Is Erie
(oust; is the sub** of Mr. Beelmaan's muter ; it is
one of the mum= tricks of the Germs to profess acquin.
taus with Dosmocrapo euthstat on import points of
polio', sad ;sport it as whist the position of this paper.
We bare a very disebtet reeolleetim that it did so whoa
the Kansas Nebraska bill wan trot istrodutod into Con.
grim dot lot that pose—we hove the best reason to know
the " Domeoges ruefully to this city and county' ,
do not "dissent from the Ketoses fester* of Presidest 80.
Lawn's smoteasge." . ' The Domoorats of Erie scant y are a
practical sot of mat—they haw* faith in the Prooldant—
and while they are rmdy is go' la far. as amator Douglas
rem la debuts of thoprimiptes of "popular sovereignty,"
they are id gifted M the art of kair.sptitting sudielent to
suable them to see Me different* in the principles emu-
Mated Is the Emma portion of the Message, and thou
promulgated by Douglas. They cam see, however, that
than lt only ommedea M expediseey bayou ale Pro.
slam' and Douglas, sad oa a question of camedatteg they
have ■o make to Mims them to take sides against au
Adasialstratioa they are proud to have helped bring into
pooif4 ! Wereibero a prinelp le forayed. there might be
some ewe of diaseasion—bat there Is sone. -Thu Isiah
as to what we Yeller* tabs the true putties of Lb• Demos.
rosy of Erie twenty towards the Admisistretion ; and
sow, at our position has Stu oallod La quutiou by the
Go. a ward as to ourealf.
Is ear opts* the midi which has its teepees is the
Kas a Vey of the Admit/iterate* will definitely mottle
two fret the (*parity of the Kauai Nebraska MU
to meet the ezlieneles of the times, and stead, the lan
ky of the men who have hitherto tetad with se, aairidhed
to be eoseiderod of us. We have no hors for the itemise
of popular inverolgaty—sons whatever. It 4 sainrsl,
just and rigk \aed oo implanted width' the bream of every
Democrat. that so one ens set hinuelf epos WI gaieties
above another. It has Wes indorsed over sad over apie
by the Fiore, and most emphatimily la the Awes of
MfrYseba.aa to the Prosideaey, and would hero dabbed
tit Yams rib,* losg ago, had tie fair sod cohneillating
issaaaree bees met with asything,but as ounonipoloas mid
violent part ears antagealsm. The moatorneing of later
seed politioisas aid Panda: knaves has kept t h e Terri.
tory In sash so lailamod sad suited eoaditloa that the
cely immediate quake .was to have bees how not to
had. at ones a Moil war.. The inoradiary elarseter of
the Popalsoe." eaperisdaged by a fisatioal, inimaperato
spirit of ,kkolitioniea, eaeoeschtily bladed t h e prestige!
'potation of the original am. The Admiallitratlos, as sights
to give the people a fair opportunity to Mule their " dom
ed, ladtatiooe AO* ova way, sent Walker to Kansas
with full power to proem the ;while—bat the rope refold
t re and you. mad a • lesoalptaa Coamitation is the r.-
salt--Mao. we sire that the priselpise of the 'Kam..
Nebraska bill base_ beet refused a fair trial, mad That the
Dmaeorstie porgy, are set responsible far the tars affain
have den 4 this distorted mien. What ties is the
mum el every true omega -Dimmest lo 11 t o g oos e
their stiadard.bearor whom tie, have railed ablest by
smisination to * bead of the oaten, at the very °oboe
of his career ? T. it to tarn the
, 4 shadier os a poky
white only detaigogass maid to, Haply Wow It
is sot absolutely peddle Will they held their honored
did S. blase for a pnoitke. wide!' einnwastaneso and a
is.. spirit of ooseiliaties have eatspelled tie to take ?
D o ss am oviiiyiso Its 6 that if the liscempton Closers
tea had oonebooltil to_ Fatah the whole Hoastitatiaa to to.
people, their tithe ti old have bees imarribf indorsed by
the President? Dose sot the pew sad quiet of Kauai
--dm Sad jaiiiketiok of the Sleety (Hoenicke orsr
ihadow etiory arbitraryobeetioa that ono he argot to the
marseilathao boos taken? We Wait they -de, sad ra
re that say Democrat has men It to held a eatery
bemuse, is our istimation, it is deoirtiag OW lag
at the 'sty mows' when defter sag Avestan,
Asa Uglies i* view of tosta Iliti - thoso—ooto least to
obijoidoli, of IT-I sios—es aro foto to ow &bat
orliallosis 'lbws s 7 do, *Le paper, whisk toe tits s*s.s
rota h tiashoss asiotpes massessoost, liassoooritseit
of is 11011117 . to tiro sad memos of dm Dostooistio
pit% wig wee List et see soils *ad siteemeeee lbw We
able amid er Pesserimpiefe fru Prlfffikiild, JAIN BUCll
aaus,' sad* her ions espruseasthre is chi SHAW
Wu. Retellal Air Gibs this IN sip he ilimesimie to UM
MOUSSi with is. 244iiires it 0.4i14.6 r bus
401 fee bpi grith Mktg Mb stir AS•lidaigies se the
M.lllO-• aisqpitist boa arra. balk 9401111ag,
,PlkitlifragoT be bid eardesrt
1111111.1kom .
to reed ete4 diyet tho
gams& op dm& *1.4,
Mee, lad the redden
4* we
lelobos et 11=
t ofrove eel*
AlllOllO of Oa 4111111117 Ip •
oeheligiese iithsogard toes
eV& itiaidaty 's
ieve We *Hie Li the
sailed Ily tho owes sti.
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nover..us. rust rust .
Pats& Greeley dawn tithe sea lisp t "Shrietter."
the Shia Gepagisan petty hi jubilant, They oh titers
le awing to ha i distuptlea Doisioraii• ..ad
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thay .
tld tiohy
They
allaa her 74, '"' *by shill!"
of as ft 1 = itnegard Go
liGaseeeni t ► • s A . einiko Psi*
that •••asa In s win eft a
solia. awe and id blioaalaw rill
ever mire It. Riney Nutmeat. !tem President Boasanatt
kora, woos that the Kamm. ashiglti.,pil Of
D. babe the Is; *very Doesoarat.
from Dolmen low.. agree, that the Isoosaptoa
don was a legal body—wad than agrseiag la all esseatial
partlealars, it I. timer telly to sappowl that they will spilt
open the abstraotlos—tie teeheleatelaoll la s the
ides wised spool by Beast., Dousaas, to ezease his
*oars% that the use int•at sad seaafieg ad do Xmases se
pale set was not filly eteenylled with fa selasktiag the
slavery dame of the Coastitation to the people, sad with
holding the Wham, shoat which OWN am, has Wen
and sever tea Is any oestroverey.
Swann. Donato) may pettifog the queetloa se meek as
he pleases—be may split hairs ham sow till doomsday—
hamar he &Dewed in this dsllgbtfal reetastion by web
hike ash' doettiew deathbed in the *tinnier met oath
me as ilixiteas, sad HAI, eel Teat tothoaltd
Sad Wens; be may. in fact, sublet* himself to the liswalag
approbstias of Gresley,.ead the issuing remark, mid to
heave been made by a acted Itopablicaa &maw after the
delivery of his repeat speech, "that k was the lest "len
insemetioulte eves 111111."-.4111 may, We repeat, 184 "rid
sod wanton," and nutmeat', Is ali thle-hut we vitiation
whether ha lan throw duet In the eyes of the pearl* full.
sisal to make them bedlam that the Presitheeth position
on this rionstioa is sot, is all emeatial pareletslara is Per'
fact semadaswe with the Ostlers' of she Deseasrati• pony
and the oryptaiwiet of the territory et Kativas. The Dame.
mulct petty is made up of wettest sea sod 14 will take
mon than Senator Douglas to onertaece them that the slave
ry seeetioe is Kansas bas notfieen the all abootholag. the all
eiegrossiag question agitedag thifetamery ever sham then.
Peal of the Missouri Compromise; std bates theta Omega*.
don wbieh irtmake that to a peardar vote of the people
of Kansas , ought o he y rejected by Congress: For what was
the Missouri Comprotnise ropes/ed. Was it that the peso.
pie of the Territories sight be Allowed to decide the . iptea
don of slavery for themselves; or was it to give,* the
privilege of deciding odor %%miaow! Cicada Wm •
the foroler, for it was quite enneaessary to repeal It atilt',
theft the privilege of the latter. They had that already,
both north and South of that lice Thee again, for what
did the three thoosand New Bagisulti clergymen disown
the Mamas bill and its antitor?--for what did the Black
Repetition Swedes of Oblong* WV' to Dew their owa
(defeat and Swastottl.-far what did they kindle beelines
and bars him in Wary in every tows from Cideeipi * to
Weskingtoef--for what, la sheet, low the Demoreatie par.
ty tallied around the pfineiples of his bill, sad suffered
defeat in many of their ;heretofore strong hells? Was it,
or was it not, that thi people of the toniteties sheath have
the privilege of deeidlit for themselves whether or no
4w-cry should exist meg them! We say then thaw,
was the within which averred" all dhoti. The Demo
ray said that the people sheath &Mile it fee thameolvee—
their oppementis that Cabins" abased demi& It for them !
aped epee this Wye we need late lb. *entail of MO, sad
we wos. Upon that Cage. Mr. atICILLIMI OMe lab pow.
er—end to retry out thee issue he seat Walker to Nausea
with full authority to protect the people la the wereiee of
Lb* eleetive frenehlea sad this power he wevelooll, The
people were rafted apat i te oleos delegates is farm • State
*Constitution preparatory! to adesiapicta se a Slam. The
people of Eutaw know—the whole country !moire—that
,lorry and starer/ alosai was the Ls, uonght to he deci
ded by that eleetion. Is this state of the ewe one would
Pave thought the "bee irate" party of Kassa" would have
rallied to the polls and moried the Coastitutiowd Cleaves
dos! They bad the potter, but Wooed to use lei fed
herein is the most w inoikaprebensible part of deb whole
Kansas badness! Out of fames, "the Mends of Haman
Windom" rail upon their partisans to secure a gopd, an
limiest, and a fres government for Kenume, by rods' a par
ty ticket for State, Cooney, City sad Town °Sows; bet 4i
Moamar itself, they "ailed upon their partisans to stay away
from the polls and vote so tither whatever! And they were
weecastul; their partials' did stay sway from the polls;
their opponents carried the election; bat contrary to their
expectations and hopes sebsited the slavery question to
the people, and thou tease faetioside summon the whole
Mktg ' iii3t ie t oppra ull ed in teasx — A. Dottailedoists
them—and joins them, tee, upset thepiftlfal pretext that,
in oily submitting the slavery• alma to the people of
Kauai, and withholding the hotpot, the true latent and
purpose of dee Kassa" Neetraekaltill is sot curried out.
Upon umbra boos our Coarse ie plain. The oldeotious
to the policy of the Prosideat base no foundation except
in an abstraction—and, to,ase his emu language, the sob-
Jett of this antra:do'. "Kamm, has for mine years soot
pig too much of the militia attentica. It is high time
this should b. directed to far more toportao t objects. Whoa
one* admitted into the Bolos. whether with or without
slavery, the ezeitessest.belond her own
fly pass away, sod she will then for the fret time be Left
as elm ought to hare been low sines, to manage her own
affairs In her own way. If her °modulation on the subject
of slavery, or on any other subject, be, diepleasing to •
majority of the people, no hams* power ems greyest them
from changing It within a brief period. Under thew air.
cumetanees, it may well in questkoied whether the peace
and quiet of the whale sountry Sr. not of greater Wpm.,
tones that the temporary triumph of either of the pond ,
cal pantos in Kansas." This is the Magus, of a patriot--
• statesman—ens wbe hariag mashed the summit of ..
east, man hopes, stands Ira an elation from which b. east,
unbiased by Rita motives sad ansedneed by ow Oaring
votes of ambition, lake • broad Lai oomprehrmsire slur
of tbe whole queries, ud deelde upon Its omits with the
moll view of promoting the vitiate, not only of Kamm,
bat of the MUM. Eh is net a gonadal* for rio-eleetios,
Uerefore his via*. is not dist:sled, see his judgmont
biased by efilits to sum popular applause Re is not
looking to a Suits logbdatoro of doubtful political coupler
ton to prolong his slay is the Bowls, therefore be is net
compelled to abase ea abstraction for the purpose of keep.
itg himself before the people, or to made Is to semi
the laiditralso of those who, s few sheet *oath= ago, lit
his pathway with lientes hod hi. owe bardag died. la
brief, the people jriil from apes this sew eandleatiew, of
Bums alralre, aid pit a dark spas the was, or the des,
who, whoa the dotatry was re/apsiag lad gold, for their
ovia ahiLk ende threw the lire brand of &mord Is. Coati
gross, and re-opeoed afreek tgs woes& that won nearly
bailed. They hare faith is Pwasylvades Ids Prod
deal, and se they Stood by ElakJanasonoritea party trued
attaseptsd to brisk dews his adsainistratioa, so will they
stand by Jaxas Bocumur, if he Is oomPenoll to PA"
through the MOO OMML And head, he wits looks toe
it mum* of the grad Dedoeratie party, will look sew, as
ethers looked thew—(. salmi
, t•lm 4
Sumer lliaLas's brief sad penitent speech, la reply
to D*04141, together with lb. aglow whisk illterwarde
took place bayou Wm, will he lowailti suedes, ulna%
It will be road, we doubt sot, with labirest. As the Pew
qlseinea truly sell, nib* het NM ledge Dow* lest his
temper, sod beam* petulant and Irritable towards the
elon of the debate, slows neat coadbudeely that he telt
the .slight of the argonaut' whisk duster was
beeping 'nu bin, sad ilso the pukka is whisk he bad
placed himself by seporating fres the old aadtriod hinds
wio bad so nobly stood by bin, wine time whose seen
be is now obasspioatug wentag upset his winos!
sad political abetment the fall of their bitter sad an.
ft:upstate wrath. resat panties of Jude Deaglis
is a source of lisertfolt regret to his Mends id all sutteer
of the Union. The false end byposeitleal peels. which is
sow being scattered aleag his tortuous path by reran
runlet, will sot sompoissato his ibe the devotion of
skimmed* , of attadied Mesas sad alluiron, stela* epee
his peenstiositiou with fitallags etalem sad an appre.
bousive otetill darker ikeolopasuts as the torniaatier
the Causal Ablicalties doses Boer.'
We ars happy to she seem of the doillmtkoa of
'the Part PreMyteriaa Chant oa the rid lam., cad la the
p 1016% aattetpettea of tearlag the Rm. t. 7. Brims of
Ck. Lad sad itiv. Ise. C. Lord, D. D. if ilidlakr—both
of whom are well trews to ear drum, mad is hope that
; 1101110 will fail to Mall theaustree et heeds; awe midmost
Mee ea sash as tatemedat emaelos. We emgratakto
oompegatioe Mem have tart tide frelatifitl Moss to
swing from their premium plam of worship to a Audi
Mash dem besot to oar
IMP 'Mt Tableau eithlbidas, at He lied Maus ea
Thursday evening, for beadt of ski poor. ass very
eusionaely attended. sad the as realised sea be vas
largo. We dld AO6 let (line tin late, sad Mao WI ass
the pismire 6f witusehig tM perfaromme, bat we lowa
this It mu Wily estuasetal—rogordsa Ewalt, us salt
upoi this taste of Ile yeast lodise win teak rot la taw
represestatioas, bat ahui apes tb. 'satire saaageseet—
Woad it sot be ► miss favestoot tax elm Illowthas
ieeeeleties se gli pediriaarmt Mee are
wan, we bale is deoloi * email ast idibies
Oistwomisaostagsfam oppiebediy
aftweepasionad
NEW YORK.
CusemlipirdesseeftieJtifilftiniej
-3 , . SIN rola. Dee. T, UR
. &use people sane. lbe himmgiA Ss wad "BMA Bib task
that the beektok• ever liveatili may bolaslit e dte igiaw grehmil.
Tklootapidity is thooserepavoking whoa al* joy
was so douishdly ft asy as. to jest* ithkr•-, feeblest
of kilaritzOiverOody the "O r
. Bit Pesky Itesesli Blew !VI the heel* : -
dal a, sad kb of basyilps
shy, s Isaisd a ltr ali lleif -• hot
sea. was a astell7, ems ee seek did i 7 well for
saes. Bat brassie st ltioeltheafe have tan It W.
Sob Made to ' — teri - shiffer 14sa the llayorahy
Moods's; ens le alead Wooed *OW street is two
hears Assam to env a mask load et somethiag flees
MO Bridge into the oily, sad sot souteat with matte(
fools of *outsides% lira thin' hisiedis, this, ipaskirsa I
am emmerathed la advertise the performasse of their roe-
platys hate for the willeadea of ths world. Oas at the ;
magmata* hoarse of the freedom et the press, is the Wl
patty with whist sash peuriltes are paraded before the
opts of sensible people. Bat seam sea will fame tboss ;
selves spa the settee of the phi* ma If they eas ob
late h is so Sher way that by sommitting saki& sr
embssallag feeds from a Bask. They like to he talked
*boat and shred at, bat how great a sompliment this at- 1
wigs. li, say snit may judge who has is low sully a
artiwil is raised I. this novelty Levin city, whose lahabl
mats have at haste.. halt la oessma with the Attest
ant, that, amity, they am forever oa the look oat for
some row tklag. shad as sees ss the fled blush of its
*swages has &pred from say objset of temporary . stton •
WA Om srowd drops away sever to rears; ores the V.-
au de Bodies if art up it the Cameos Swam steps for
wthibitioa would be traseadoasly seemed for twisty
fear boars sad mover after remits mom mutation than
say imm pee pest, exempt primps hem the per sat and
salaam' mad, dealers who Right dad the pedestal a
soareakiat basis of speratioa s.
Well, 'Termed, Wood" was XO4 sleeted. That has
Seen the paws! theme of intavorsatioa, dlosamisa, sad
wager, dam ths iteglaistag of the mortis Thseistaboa was
mots timely stemmed than say oat had =postai sad the
aggregate vote was enormous. TM day of election wee
quiet micas* but Mutates was somewhat delayed by the
pastel latirset Is the result.
Trail. is looking ap slightly, theist; there is ao decided
revival. sad tits Wester* sprig We will probably arrive
mach later thee steal. Nagy of the sasposibmi hosts@
will be la se bettor coadltios to meet their obligates
Wile* the Mrs of their station *spires them beets
This state of *tap will probably had to heavy forced sales
at ..wise of all Ueda of maaafaMored goods. Par Robes
have beta ollbred largely this week sad fogad few pu
shing at low rates. Produce kat a tendency to docils•
seder the aspects of the foreign surkets; prices an quite
as sigh mow as they promise to be. Cotton will sostinae
• eider depression for toms time. The stock of autos
fabrics Is rather light and prism are likely to rise for
staple goods, moth as shootings, shirting, sod drills, before
the sad of whiter. The strew of gold is sow setting
steadily toward llaglaad. and flit prospect of a chats Is
that Creation will probably deity spelt ressaptioa to a
244e1t period that the basks hat bees looking to, previous
to isle foreign advises. The magmata of
L ikings in the
Weldor are improving sad rolled... as numb bettor than
they have hem
Anntsetisiasts are la a rather languishing eoadltioa. We
are to bare, burner, rocaotidaos7 attosettoo to loyal
of elassie soak. trader able ecomisotere, several oritorios of
the flenseit natters are to So pea h dm neadiusy of
m us t s , with /all ass tisssi th a *bonsai three hundred velem
and !fad's Lagsay sad Mine in the taloa. Tbo lest
Oratorio, t h e @natio% bla rases& and Sill be given es
she ink, as Is understood.
m• "taaatilayed" are woadefally qaiet of haa. Bisee
deetiaa we later that their "oovpottages vas."
Basiasse is sot much improvid, so fart actual saki are
1101101111110114 but it is a gratlfylm feet that the eoantry is
beginahig to pay up its debts tope city, though the ten•
Macy at present mesas to be today "la kind," a number
of dry pods Jobbing homes hive this week rewired In
this way tronsignaumuts of Sour tad bettor and routittaa.
as of this sort wilt oontinne to is sade largely after the
dab% of the canals. One dry pods house on Broadway
ezbiluits before its doors &umber of kegs of batter pia
earded "for sal* r This ii sit quilte so good as money,
still it will do until we get those Treasury certlaratos,
which the goe•or...w o.ousless in the anneal lifessaso.—
The failed and saapeaded bans will thus hard a laygla'
sham* of 'Mimi at their latektsdaess than If paysnonte
wen restrictid to earreacy roper, and thus the gurnegg
resumption of seannihmetare erg malt at as metier podia
We w actually reduced to barer at the praseat time le a
large portion of our tranasetiom WM the interior, though
money is so plenty, la this city, on undoubted mioarity,
that then Is actually difficulty la Aiding employment for
ooalidence is badly wanted. Thu drain of epode to
England which is now going on is 'Ovid upon as • favor'
able lodisation i 4 returning prosperity sines a restoration
of equilibrium in the currency of the country will bring
up the pries, of air groat staples, bradstaffs and cotton,
which are sow so depressed in foreign markets, that there
is no fadamment to ship protium to Ulf/ York City from
the interior, and thus creditors bemoan from delayed
paymmta.
As for goods, imported dry geesop.
ply, outside of the $30,000,000 in bolded warehouse, and
neat season will open with a very lovirango of prices, for
all high east article.. Thus this eoudry will be enriched
at the exposes of the foreign prodosers. Bat dementia
goods will not Why so heavy a deals.. The supply of
tattoos and wool's' will be gaits listed ; a fall la price
will result ally Irma a heavy deells4 la raw material, and
this will lot West the rasa of labor, of segue, mines goods
eau them be produced at lower coat. There has bees la
bet, daring the past few weeks a donne la deeseatie eet
ton geed' owing to the all of raw aaterial la the Ileglieh
sad (Walborn markets. The fret that prod.', will be
seat forward to as sauna extest this- season by railroad,
to pay debts in the cities, sentare many Whop'
fora speedier departure of "Hard rime" than had previ
ously bees aatielfisted, assay rats, Ue monster will be
obliged to "men on" seat Awed, whoa the whole in
seam prodruve of the ecestry booboos bought sad paid
for.
Shopkeepwa and benevoleat ameiatioas are gesendly
laying is great stook* of Holiday unseats about this tine
la Decousber, bat the speoulatioa mai( a deabdsl toe at
reseal, as very few people ars diapteed this 'sans is give
aaythfaciaore softly or tangible luta the "ooa filmed se
sames. of dietiagaished soadderados," with which pelt.
iesi nabobs diatiltargs their auttaal obligati's.. Great
quaatitise of lasey Hoods for the Holidays are pusbod d
at swedes at wretehatily low prices.
Is esensesseuts theft is a Reis to mode*. A sew play
at Waled's' ea tie hard these, under, the soubriquet of
the Poet ef•New York. attracts sone attention. The series
of Oreteriel piseeises at the senisany will arse imineeee
ly. Mr. O. F. Grain, the Nepalese of "High felatin,"
is. written a book on the crisis, whleh Is prosounced to,
M a steneer—lislf a page Is said to he a doe* for the nest
tobeet easstitedes. Nam'
?41'&L 41001DINZ—W, laps from the Pro@ that
Owl. hoods X. Wyakoop, late Halted &ate@ Menial for
the ernaterit district of Peso. was secidestOly killed while
ganalag seer Pottsville cm ilatapdar He was bunting
Olomouc@ in aompasy with his hired man, when die ran
la the hood' of the latter was essideatally diseharged.—
Tu. load trek elfeet is Cot. W's leg, and he died le
half sa hear hos the Meets of the lomat The desumed
was bat tbirty-eight years of ate. He was bora near
Nortews, Books sweaty. Oa dor breaking oat of the
Hodes, war, be Joined the Pint Regiment .f Fem.
Volnateen, sad ea the arrival of the minims at Pitts
burg, he was elected "lona. Colonel Wjlk..p guyed
with audit ditriag the war. Hot. Plena sulmelpteatly
aitodated hiss flaked Stales Marshal for the Banters
Dish** of Peaasylvania, ea Ogee he tiled will the
easasesemsest of the Adaiststraties of President Be
dlam& Atter the redressat of Colossi W. from aloe,
he west to live apes a lima Wangling to hha is Ba sil.
kill essaty. He was, at the due of W death, president
eta seal eitspaay which had last yet eossuseed opera.
doss. The nether sad brother et Ow Aniseed reside
Is Philadelphia. WNW t►7ekoop married a daughter
KIM* Twins, who tell la Medea. He lett so Ad
dams.
WOOD'S HAIR aIBTORATIVIL —Ws him moor
havers oar other measles via es law s data. of public
sealideses it so short a time se this bas does. It bus sot
bees mars this a year duos we Am beard at It, sad it
sew steads at the head of all feesedies of the Wad. We
lays sever mod any of it serselves, !wise had se sate
okul. so our M olurroi of (i_y sa4 may eir yet reads, its
*HOW uolort but note Ron so—bat eons of oar Meads
have, sad we ban sevs knows h 6il of vessaiss Ike
hair M its original oohs. We striae sash so ate bsoossise
pessosersdy pay, to give the - Restorative" s trieL—
(Chosen IS. Herald. Jose, 11134.
Said is Brie by an Dranist.
—antra NoWon" pehtolpoi of tho trot vied wheel
is liihentio, lie *Waal s vwdfot for $llllOO &Bops
apillinbe *OW lajadoe sasisiast by &Mg of a bark
lir SI "MOW stmt.
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GIFTS AND RAID Ttititgo.-The intarinege et,
. *teats mous friends is the meet swat al Maeda*
regard. sad alsetioa. 'There ere swift dells ie d ale
E m at s r eersa fts it peaks! Oh! , . •
le. . as of thositreieds.
ir• - • 'gt.
i. the ys t w a g
~ 01 10 the old all,:useet , •
....
E
1...
~......... ... et aiestliiti mid as '-
le Wend With y Meads, asirtharstost„:" is .
may yessate, es. Is Sit hard del* is
Sint aaitaLmr . ' , May wile bare ea 'Tear noes.
sloes sage wady preside, will !.d it sore prudes{ sad
emitivolliNli to sisal their seems, thisyeat, sertenksitie
to ille un,:irpirtwarta - iiii so 'int tif timisitki% bit
tbe regard foe the giver sakes Unloads to the neigisat.
There Is ao Store la this Sty wig& sees la tide
respect, so assay Sameness to the pardliaser, as
logards rarity of pods sad elessass at stets as
Ws WlA.Liates wren ksows Mae. sad 'Ty Blare
la Park Hall. His inseam stook at Paw Aetbdoti,
Wye, sad Masks! !strut:eats of all gads, also Coady
sad Qoafeetiottary, act., samosa artirtlilag Ow Awed
foe sale la tide Sty. Gies Mai a sod sad waists his
goods, whether you bay or sot As he imports di his
tea himself, is isusabled to sell lower thaa soy sloe
retail store, sod, *slag 1. Abe tines Ws. Ws year,
williag to sell his good; retail, at the wholwale leper-
Wisp pries.
Igia. One of the best appolotasests sale by the Prat
deal is that of ear obi friend, Goa. Bowsm, lobe of the
Bidford Gassm, u Saperiateeisat of Pulpits Mating at
Washisitos. The General is one of those Desaessats that
are always right, and wbn we see appolatiseallesaferred
upon each a lima, mil feel that the appointing power taste
is eoupeteat and diseritaisatiag beads. lire tip ear hes.
Wir to the General is his sew position!
A SIGNITICANT.—The Senate, Is ezeostien session the
itber day, took up the noatinadon of Gen. Denver as See
notary of Kansas, in place of lifr.ltanton, reilsoved by the
President. The debate, Whisk imiespled ems tire boars
sod • half, waseharseterieed by seek warmth. sad severed
tie Kansas question in all its upsets: fa fret %Meow
sloe nay be regarded es a eoatinuatloi of the iiiiiate in
open Senate upon this all-alieerbing Sept.; 'sad the remit
—the confirmation of Elea. Denver lirs vote of terestraise
to nineteen—is looked tepee as a test of the sunsigth of
parties with reference to the Itinssiq t Leeouiptoa 'eon satia
tion and the postage' of the Presidents thereepea. The
vote was a strict party *an ail the desseerate veiling for
cankrining exempt Douglas, who dodged by tilting the
hall. This is gigolilesat
Sir We see it stated that Wit. Pura, *sq- form I
of Pittsburgh, is about to be or Ms been appointed )(sr
shall for the District of Columbia. We trust this rumor is
eorreet, for there is no one of all cum sequalatsness bs the
Federal City whom promotioa we would altrosiele with
'sore sincere satisfaction than his. He is a true sad tuna
hie Democrat, and a moat coarteenessatlessaal
A PREDICTION POLFILLED.—Our seeders will
reeollect that we published a speech, delivered by Senator
Blocs* during the last campaign, in which Vs predicted
that 11`tutot would be more likely to succeed Judge But
tock than Governor Pollock. Well, this prediction has
been foltilledi to the letter. When Wilmot resigned his
Jadgeship to "shriek" ter Kauai, Philo& appointed
3al
- as his soceessor—sod now Bullock micas. sad Wil
mot is appointed. Bailee& kindly kept the seat warm far
his friend, and iow..vields the balance ,of farm--s ae
year—to Wilmot. At the nett general election the odes
will be filled by the popular voice. Abandoning the bench,
Wilmot oboe, to mingle in the party strife of the day, and
take the chants of political elevatken. Defeated, he re
sumes his former position, and *thins to be regarded as •
representative of the dignity 'sad purity of thetwilletal
character. Governor Pothook was the elleleet lainremene
in accomplishing this shames' masetwrre. poUeek. Bid.
look, and Wilmot Behold the throe
WALXIM 11l NICARAGUA.
An officer on board the Star of the West gives
some particulars connected with the arrival at
Aspinwall of the steamer Filiation. When she
made her appearance coming into the bay, in
company with another steantsr, there was great
excitement, and the announcement that Gen.
Walker, with a large force of filibusters, was in
the offing, set the town in a perfect ferment.—
As the two steamers came near enough to be
made out, one was discovered to be an English
and the other an American steamer. .The rash.
lon passed close to the frigate Wabash, and an
°bored within convenient distance of the landing.
Boats immediately put off from the frigate with
officers, instructed to make strict examination of
the character of the steamer and of herr ic ra.
They were politely received by Captain b.
lin, on board the Fashion, and every inquiry
promptly answered as to his character and :
nation Captain C. hid been directed to go to
Greytown with passengers, and be had Bleared
his vessel at Mobile, accordingly; the papers
were all found to be perfectly regular, elearanee,
receipt for fees, &c., from the proper officer at
the Custom-house in Mobile. The American
Consul, at Aspinwall, also went on board the
steamer, but found no cause to interfere with
her. Rumor stated that the Captain was rather
anxious than otherwise, that his vessel should
be seised, oonsidering the prioe of coal at As
pinwall--ll2o,per ton—preferring to have her
sent home. at Uncle Sam's expense rather than
at his own.
Lettere from officers of the Saratoga, to the
officers of tie Wabash, expressed great vexation
at the landing of Walker, in broad daylight,
under their very guns. There was no fog, (such
a thing is unknown there,) and the Fashion pas
sed within hailing distance. They had not heard
of Walker's departure, and were not looking for
him, his very boldocas threw them entirely off
their guard; a few persons only were seen on
dock, but they bad no. sooner reached the land
ing than acrowd of between three and four hun
dred swarmeg out of her as from a bee hive,
armed to the teeth They expressed great mor
tification at the occurrence. Some officers of the
Saratoga were salters shooting. Walker sent
word to them to go on board. They replied,
"We are officers of the navy of the United
States, and belong to the Saratoga." "I don't
care a d—n who you are," Walker rejoined; "if
you don't go on board your ship immediately, I
will send you. Nobody can land on this point
without my permission." The Acme obeyed
the mandate, and departed.
The were all sorts of surmises as to what would
be done with Capt. award, of the
Sar
for permitting Walker to run the i.lookadelits
force still remained "under the guns of the fri
gate," on the Point, when the Fashion
Both the American and English officers, who
departed for Greytown, expected to use up Walker
very soon after reaching that place, if their pro
fessions were to be believed.
The Scottish Chief was expected daily at
Greytown, with munitions and provisions.
The statement that Capt. Chatard had assumed .
any jurisdiction over Punta Arenas,, or turned
Walker out of his quarters there, wu not credited
at
, LANCANTIIa, Dec. 15.
A double murder was perpetrated this MOM
ing, about ten o'clock, five miles northwest of
this eity. The names of the victims are Mrs.
Gurher and Mrs. Ream, and the supposed mur
derers are two negro", who have been arrested
sad *re now hi prtsoui awaiting the coroner's in
vestigation.
ins. The wife of Mr. Basil Hell, midis at
Alexandria, Va., was mast cruelly mar ed me
Sunday evening. One of her slave woman with
whom she bad a k::-pate seised her and held her
over a tire until she was literally roasted alive.—
The husband tried to shoot the murdering before
she was taken to risen.
A BANK= COVIIIDID NT • if ADT.--•-A 00t
'respondent of the Chicago Tribune, writing front
Janesville, Wis., tells of a oowbbliug afar at
tbat place, the victim being a beaker named
John P. oyt, and his assailant a milliner named
Clarinda A. Andrews. The. lady met Hoyt in
the street and laid the lash over his shoulders—
striking "from the shoulder" every time. A
large crowd was collected and Hoyt ban, estop.
a. A warrant was procured from the Polite
Court and the lady brought before that tribunal,
to answer to a charge of um& and battery.--
The disposer of kw in that 'cart And her 1150
and costa, which sum was promptly paid=
citizens. The cease of the &Soft was
sharp practice with a Engage, aid bad faith as
I ths part of Hoyt. - •
EIS
ryes Sr • Thurs.
A foal attasKut 10 , 0 IMO
made am idly by four Una is , w "1"."
The robben entered 1
et the Wise , i it!'.
situated some tweoilles h r o 1, ,',:',. •in . '', . •
attacked Smith !Ilk 7`, . else . ; 4
Ir d
lag to wader WI . for in , -', ; At hired
men same to the illon a • 'I. • y ‘..ot en
seed, tesaltincia the 4 tof the robbers, lea,.
in the old man Smith weltering in his blood.
' • - • • , - of three Of
the robbers and would-be-murderers, and their
trial befor a Justin's Court at New Britain.
The fourth one has esesped. The examiestiou
has developed fens of an astounding character,
,that show this to have been one of the most do.
liberate and coldblooded schemes dander and
robbertbav wifirevier iliaint. — Tha . fords' ar
rested were examined on Saturday night.
,Their
names are Edward Westover,
_ an Amerieln;'2s
years of age; Edmund (tl i ber dinterlaul, 2 2
years of age;. Nedilkik . tali, Amerman 26
years of age. Tim fourth is Thomas Venni, of
New Britain, aged 22, 'who_ has esesped. Sam
uel Smith, epos whom the murderous osslsooht
commenced, is nearly 60 years old. He u a
bachelor, living with, his aged mother, and the
'comsat belief for yeeri past has 'seabed tubim
the possession, of a miser's hoard of IMO thous
ands of dollen in hard coin, locked up in a strong
box whieh he, keeps in his house. It bee to ob.
taiu this money that the scheme against his life
and others was planned and so nearly executed.
Western, in. bin oonfeasios, says that the party
of four had planned the murder and robbery
some tee der ago. It was arten%ed to kill
Smith first, - and then the two Iris men, who
were known to be preeent in the home, should
eh* be killed if neeessery.
Disguised in slouched hat., which were slash.
ad open at the top, so admit of being drawn
down over their faces, leaving two boles in front
of the eyes for sight, do r desperadoes approach
ed the house. Looting in at the shutterless
windows, they saw Smith,' seated near the fire,
and with no other light than the fire-light in the
room, churning. Near bim were the two Irish
men in his employ, cracking walnuts. It wu
arrand that Fitch should kill the old man,
and that Westover, Gilbert and Venn! 'Gould
talre`the Irishmen. They opened the door, and
without uttering a word, rushed upon the un
suspecting inmates of the hens.. Fitch aimed
a blow at the old man's head with a hatchet, and
the stroke laid lure the skull, if it did not filial
turn it. Covered with his blood, Smith, whom
the blow had felled to the-ibior, sprung up and
received two more blows utioti the head. The
hatchet was dull, or be would' Irobably have
been killed at the OM blow. ' The two bidiniet
were at the bums& mospon with hieltiry clubs,
and one of 'them succeeded in opening his knife,
which, , however, sees shut span him, cutting his
band and coveting his assailant'. club with
blood. The Irishmen resolutely fought with
Asir., and to such purpose that Smith a life was
saved—that is, if be now recovers.
Ooe of the Irishmen, bruised and battered,
finally escaped from the door, and shouted "Mur
der .rr —wherwure the robbers, wit* Irotad soon
have finished km aosapinlon and turned
find fled. AU light was a •desparate one, ow
both sides. In the course of it, a locket 'bad
been dropped or pulled from Westover's pocket.
It was a picture of one Whitely, a friend of
Westover's who is now in jail for rape committed
in New Britain. - locket, which Westover
was known to bare redeemed from pawn but a
day previous, led to his arrest and tho subsequent
developments. Upwards of a quart, of blood re
mained on the floor on Saturday in the spot where
Smith had been attacked.
WASITINOTON, Dec. 16.
•
Goverpor Walker is still confined to his room
by Meese., Nevertheless, ho had yesterday a
lengt 'ow with r. Buchanan. I learn
that friendly sentiments t were interchanged on
various subjects between these distinguished
gentlemen, and that neither of them regards the
Banns question as any ground for the disrup
tion of the Democratic party. Mr. Buchanan
confesses that, except on this question, he has
in the Democrats and Democratic presses who
oppose the Lecompton Convention some of the
warmest and most able supporters of his Admin
istration.
INS. Mr. John 11., Schultz; a volunteer in the
war with Mexico, died at his residence in Lan
eaeter, Pa., op Monday, in the 8841 year of his
age, and is to be buried this afternoon as two
ofelook, with the honors of war, the Lancatter
Feueiblee having been ordered out to attend his
funeral. Mr. S. was a member of Captain Smith'.
company—of the Scott Legion—and was one of
the first boat-load of Americans who stepped up.
on the Sands of Vera Cruz, and be served with
honor from thence to the capitulation of the city
of Mexico. At the dose of the war, Mr. Schultz
returned to this his native city, when he engag
ed in business, and has ever sines been known
for his integrity and moral worth. -
Miss McFarland neice of the Sheriff of Elain•
ikon, conimited su i c ide by drowsing herself, last
night. She left a note stating her determination
to commit the act, giving as ',bemuse, unrecinit•
ed love.
w. mon, Dec. 16.
The Governor has issued warrants' for the ox.
sention of the MsKeepers murderers ; Fife sad
Charlotte Jones, on the 12th of February, sod
Monroe Stuart, s fortnight later.
Col. Herds, of the Union newspaper, was to•
day nominated by the Dementia (mucus for
Senate printer. Senator Douglas was absent.—
A bill will be introduced into the Senate to.
morrow, according to present ! understanding,
&admixing the Mine of treasury nob*. The
amount is not yet fixed, but will be sufficiently
large to meet the present exigencies of the
treasury. It is supposed that it will pan before
the adjournment.
Thirty Protestant clergymen of Washington
have tendered their services to conduct the tell ,
gious exercises at the Capitol.
It is confidently asserted that Hon. R. J.
Walker to day resigned the Governorship of
Kansas.
Nearly a huadrelapplieitioos hate beoutuade
to the Speaker of the House, by reporters for Abe
press, for aeooosasodatioas.
Wltarlalt ISPICOLATIOSS.—The St Paul Ads
uertiser says, at the proms time there is not less
than $600,000 of overdue and protested paper
deposited by eastern creditors in the Banks of
that eity; that the indebtnees id St. Paul, to
hanks alone, due or to became due in the next
six months, is $T50,000; while the eastern in
debtdaess of the merchants and others to mature
in the same period, is $1,200,000. That is, the
city owes $2,500,000, of which 11,500,000 is
due to the Bast. Other towns in the Territory
are similarly involved
1 Charles Gilmore eoreraitkd suicide in
New York Friday sight. Deilmoed it appeared,
had lately arrived erne lilerantou, `Fe., for the
purpose of Wring as interview with k young
lady in Brooklyn i with whom he was in bac.—
The interview proved an unhappy oile,
sash an effect, upon the mind of the deceased,
that he tnnoinualt suleklat
SPECIAL NOTICES.
losir?BOMA WILIAM irgii ftpowp sad loghly
assame4 sayse—Ka Cadlei.:Teser ilaustsa Wass Ca
eerbialy the sae besS. band lie eats Wane ikells l DlP 1 / I sl r
I vise aad 1 hare ivied quits a amber. silseasal la reaboe-
Weals Ossallar Pia lasesse Thi7 01 jai as ye" 1014 they
sa4 yeast* at %leg 1e use We eleiesaast-^ '
_ll 11 V. 14. Mt
ire loginves siiiianass—a; isrmaz
curlers/x i mimed Is *With La a law desk attaa
NNW Plwaatimatuarvissealkstab lawailsaa to mks •
Ilia.wwww at aim rill mat (lm) Ifa paimallgoldwa madylNl.
mei thwillat. JOBS X. DMISALL. 14. UM !altos !nest
bus WY. aim
1111.1kialq
..121,res iytko ;121versall.
Ober& Th e amp !saw irmisvinalak *—
MOO Llie lies Odds.
• e*".4.0
MIMI
New lift* Oen.
-
LONDON, C. W., Dec 16
WASHINGTON, Dee. 16
illia
MARRIED .
P.
tire 22th *IL la &petit Iwo, 11lass ,
J. P. GOWN hiaelpel el the 1444.4:ad
lON J Talmitot the bonen SILCIP
_ _
simpat *. b . 1,113 ' RR. JAIL, BAR
DIED.
of his
Rm. WW4TAWILLUteIf, Iroluteee r , ,
Faraltare Dealer of trph
GmhNeseeeneek ea the 9th het, Tllttyti
yea*
Very molienty to Fairview herealdp, O. y
Me AMA MU ROBINSON, Geed abort 14 ,p .
is Fairview, ea Wednesday tits hi la vt,
1 11 8 = Iferlith CRARYgg,
Jacob sad Mos Mirk aipd about IS mos%
Is Utiles 10111.0111 UM be WI.. of {aryl
6.4l4aned ire years. On the nth het., ED/
ran, only naegbient of Saw sal Ilargu t
Oa Noaday, tie TRY Wet.. at lie redden)* .
ship, THOMAS CRAWFORD, la the 39th year
Mr. Crawked wee bora la Itartiabang Peso:,
onigtated la ITIg, to this tenuity, then ea Glv
antseksettled hl whaehuiewfierilt Snit tow
to rad& on the altos bra till the thime of ha
ttwrt Mx* Feets- Ohl lather argeldayer ca,
eet alleles! aterbiela the war of the Reetlithik
though thee aster hey, Mead fit a bold mug ,
the fiewolatlenery .entleabliekbe"d awn
Wag Incidents ()abet Uwe, lad bad a vivid renal.
herton, who aged ea one oecenion at his why,
the war. hr. Crawford wee& area of wee o ui ,,
game, and a great madder of,"ltistary; sot kb
earaling the olden grans, arde;the treats In the
toasty, war most intireethig sad lastreetive
hivasell with the Presbyterian eberth, is ohm,
alter a life of earnest and devoted piety, he thetsi a
of Christian faith.—Consmuseatel.
DEDIce TION.
e Osaka los of hot Proobytorlaa Clam
jtho.dq, tballd hot, at 11 Welodt 4. M.
mon by Roy. r. D. BOOV/101( ctoTolaod. Soo
by hr. Jae. D. LOS" D. D.. of 11,Fa k
oar Cally trotted to Wood.
ac
Tin NJ, of Piwo irUf tab place it lb' cu
tbo Ittb It., at O'olodt P. W. T imm tmia
of mac By elder er ON
Etta Doe. 19, 1667.—f1.D. W.
TILINOI9 AND WISCON9I9 murryer tun
1 ethane far Goods or (99 hAga, by
Me, Doc 19, 1116 T.--92.
FM
—ass Crowd,.
BOOTS FOR "80 ,
And Shoes for Beauty
mid trade a a yowelid 'Was .
re f 'Cr . nu.
Toroe ad' your old aod WOlll Otli prom
rir "the old jou." sad emmeeeee lbe
Er'
_voff_yealr with owe en 43'
cha• 4
arCOlll.
rirto a• ILI k aw'e MCI re &NO of .
EarCOKE.„/2
Vir to BAIA t Boot 444 got CR* asote
grand bs
Eir COON to BASS I BlM'e lard vet
SHAWLS, CLOAKS, HOODS,
sod be comfortable.
Cocos to B•ss sal wise or
sad Soma stock over beought fats this usaltet
toe.
Come and do yourselves jostles sad get everytint
Come in your morass lowed with every kind ,d la
and •xcharige for seercheadise.
Come in your carriages, ram In your b og ,*
back, come by- named, come oa toot to BABA
"nosy" your CASH for goods where pm vill
tank.
Canoe ea*, come all' we eee aappl♦ the ml/llel
sod Martin" an always ea bast Don't for
En.. Dre. 19, 18$7
=I
ONO FOR TRZ
A RARR.CHANCR FOR OBTALNO,
HOLLIDAY PRESE
For your Fri•wds as aril as sseppi3riag p
every comfort arr. luxury e 1 U
GOODPI of all and ovary ;midi:de variety sod
to suit th• testes and Inuits of all iv'
men. "and the mat et mankind." ban ilea'
sow being sold at rime to sett tlrs pumas b.
Cal, at DARR
Erie, Dee. 111,14.
r;177T7r1T70 - w7l
"The IOW" RLE, Nloattk Durable, Chimp end
bat found is *Owe. • Easily /moved tran
aostamee, without
extraasstaee, aid,. us ottani usuellr mesa
by a practical uphoWarer. Sold and daily expend hr
f o r rash only, loy the agent at the furniture store of
Eris, Dee 19, 11511.—51. GEORGE it
.
ILO'LEDAYB AU U&t
aLOi)mM, aotinettiar the roots of the
• such sestasions, bee been to Nen York tad
~ to .elect on wannest?' n(
ISICAUTIPUL ARTICLRS,
übica be is now opening and has ready (or isee-
Then CU be found anion the Tenet! the
Pansy Chinn articles than nut be hand I n th is
is plenty of Alm Napkin Rings, treat
Poems, Plated Cake &salmis, Outer Mania, Cease
' 4 " and • genet variety of splendid articles, beth
meats', and se provokingly cheaLrt it see
induced to bur, in spit* of hard
Erie, Dee. 19, 1857.-92. '
Perfumes for those that go to
FBANGI VANN/ ,Woodlitott, flppor Tea,
Wreath, Damask e Ambc, Noah,
ors. Jockey Cina, genet Clover, lionatrope,
anima, New Roan Rai. Rignionotte, Rolm
Ope,& trOCIRS of variass kinds ; &Lao, larb
Oala as ; Ray Rasa Rail stem ler
1110 AM og the rarest a 4 Made, wOO%
varieties ; Preparations far NM Rah , of ill .
English, Fame& and Aasetioan ; Lip Bale, Cold
Ice, Ste tr., with many other Toilet articles, at tl
Erie, Dec. le. 1657.—r. 1 . 1
HONS.-i-Frlpah Hops in Papas.
the lg. CA
EXPENSES XIIST BE CUE
Ta
WILL SILL• Fin
IMMENSE STOCK
PRESENTS, NOTIONS,
Toys, Candy, Jewelry,
X' A..N 0 "V" C+oo
&a, ' 111,4 x, Lo.,
At lolesali !'ricer for
G1.A.1913EC ColVta
THIS 178 - 310 HUMBUG'
CALL AND SEE!
PAIL MILL BUILDING, sat
Doe. Ilk 1 SW-112
FOR THAT PARTT.
E xintAcTs a a N wi t berry, E.t.d. et Illra
Pter=
Vanilla, ne,
ectari
9,ru. 1 of
LIMO,
NIRO,
" Loan*, "
" Ritter alweada, .. tr
Rose. . Raw
fluperker Olive Oil, Rase Water, Gollatior. red maw r
atereaariee. Cant '
Ent, Dee. 12, 16/4.--.19.
-
TA= ra... , ..-
AL Li pivot). whatever &rehash, wedged. OM
up or take away any a the old hank 110 1 1
tibitp• La./leap and Niagara, sew lying to 0. , '
Harbor.
The unclersiewo.l willpmdoeuts any ewe re '
trio, Doe. 19, 1847.—=.4w.
ADJOURNED SALE.
Teri L b. sold en I barodai 1hra.,211„ at 11 o'cir
VT Kee Stone Paper YUI Pairdisit. Pa.. one Toi
of Oil Vitriol, Wrapping Paper, Wrapping Parr 5,
Der. i fk, 1
lODEB3 LLIGUAGO.
T HE und—rd rwlortill/7 Dam We onto
the Frene tiermaa Lad Plattlish Llutro,
given at the Stodge% madman W &Wm,. r
Teaell.r of above Languages, at Elo ,
IMP.Dee, 19. 11167.
t r. Plsotas apply at 8“. Rawteatia 'or It G.
Mesatithes Notice.
T JITTERS Tostenisetary sritb will acuessoloo
./4 ward Low* lat• el 'dimmer), &more. to ,
to Os* subscriber, valise Is lisrptly 'bra to sll p
Yid estate to make innematlate payment, nod tl
against it will please present them duly
wont
Doc IL lIWt,-6t•
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DL a W. WADBWOR - TE
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SCR,G IIOI '
WI L L be la Outlaws u Ws Mar, as follem
Erie"—llftorli'll ROA, Teaday, December*
Girard—Marilee. Hotel, Wedneedav, Dee. X
Springtlel6l--Spiingfielef Hotel, Thurwilif •
Dr.
mr, Con wil nea l
rhit ut t eLle— at.o Po m we t r iam. floase, nirdii Satu ril res: .
la atmehur year, wheni Its pia be *besotted by
4lseowi. who deitnea safe mid speedy
M.
Among the dhmeasse treated eseonewolly or ban ow
Mad the following :
SCROFULA.
AM all d 1...... of Scrofulous oriels, norm
Meade or Joints, Hip Diseases. Swelled Neck of
Sara kiwi Heald Mead, Eruptions ae the tan •
Censer. nodule, dploal Disesnes, Desperia
llttietare, St. rhos Niece, EpDpay, Ithesesanna
Dismiases peealiar to Fimmidee, and all Choose
=IN rro. Throat, Lungs, Heart, Stoussek.
Sit • or othe. organs.
k 'cure warranted In ail lineage+
sal eharart whiteout the sae of nor
destroy the constitution.
Fever end Aloe preeminently r or nom
The mod, at exandnotlnn p ued hr Dr b'
Shoat Okrtrelp saw, and re &moue and MO
" 1 7 fry ilebtateit did vitt. lodine Lod e ertsu
her tbe patient a(I on, or-harlots the bead
el the mac A dnn
Miran • • • application, maY •e'r"
weer they mar hive in relnl4l .o
u. • • teed and &deified of the eauet Lenua .0
MIT • f their diseasea.
P 1,1111318 suable la commit the Dr P
•- asst by Expires, by addreeons • VP'
empties, and sectoring • suitable W
fee, to
ACO'
646.11. e. 1q 1857.-. 4 2.
Nottoe.—To
LRT, a onmlbrtable 000 'tory tram* d` Eat 440 atm* moot Oboonot street, aoka
la beset ahoolod on Pooch gin"
Ltgge of the
I% oubseribor.
Plit• Mt
RAM k In
On +t. •
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