Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1849 : Weekly), 1854-08-02

              (DMo State 0itmal. m erwiSM. DAILY, TRI WEEKLY AND WEEKLY OHIO ST.TrJ JOIMIJUI COMPiKV.j Incorporated under Ihc Uiutral Laic. I TERMS, INVARIABLY IH ADVANCE, j nmt-rnr ub;nbi4 W 00 P" Xtit. " 6 00 '' ii By the Ciller, per week 12KCU. Ts, WOTIT P"I'" wni ; ; i Club, of ten sua over 1 o TERMS or ADVERT1S1SO BY THE SQIARE. i (tut uxu on in a" i mciu.) He VOLUME XLIV. COLUMBUS, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1854. NUMBEH 51. Om ontiqiuM l year ..SCO oo ; odc arjuare a weeks. . .13 so j fl'Enghicn, now become Prince do Conde by biB j the summit of a gray , precipitous rock, with the monini 10 w ; db- ( - ' .j. lather's death, Bl llrBt the IdOl 01 the COUrt, and : town to WHICH It gives IIS name ciuiwu uo- SmSh! boo;om " fide" 138 general of Ihe royal armies, has gradually lost I hind it on the more sloping side. From thesum- On " 2raonthe e 00 , one " W 1 ; lavor ; oeuig uccuwa 01 comnimog who ine muoi mis gloomy aoiijou, iuocjw ". 7 One " ft weeks a w ; on - -)-... One " 1 mouth J 60 one " 1 iowrUon Diiplayea adTertUemenU half mon than the ab' AdnrllHtnenti. leaded and pi" ' " nl " denote Mf OTtiinury iiuot. , Froudcurs, and through the artifices of Mazarin, ' as lovely a scene as any that is to bo found in been scut to the Castle of Vincennes, together 1 France. The Indre winds like n band of silver "e I with his brother, the Prince do Conde, and hla ! studded wiih emeralds for beautiful islands, If ordered on the inside ejcluslvely after the ftrtt week 60 per cent, more thin the above rate ; but all men til appear tn the Tri -Weekly without charge. Buiineu Cards, not exceeding Ave linei, pex year, In-tide J,M P' Una outalde NoUcea of meeting!, charitable aoeletlei. Or comra-nlea, 4c, half price. Advertisement not accompanied with writtendm-c-tion will be Uuerled UU forbid, sad charged accord- '"llltriniieiit adrertiseinenlB muit be paid in edtane. Wmn-One aquare one week, W centa ; two week., Tftc ; three weekt, $1 ; one month, 11,24 i three month', 13,60 ; its month, SO ; one year, aiu. brother-in-law, the Due de Longucville. The princess dowager, Madame de Longue-ville, and Clemenec, were holding a melancholy council at the Chateau do Chantilly, not only re-pcctlng the best means of restoring the princes to liberty, but of providing for their own safety for a regiment of guards bad been sent towards Chantilly from Solraons, and a Ittlre de-eachit was daily expected. Lenet, the faithful adviser of the unfortunate prince, covered with trees, rose here from its boiom through the plain and mingling in many tunny distances, lie vineyards, orchards, lowly farm buildings, and stately chateaux, till the viuw is bounded by those blue bills whence Clcmence once had called together so many brave hearts in defence of ber husband. And here, on a lovely spring evening in the year 1671. ihfl first oveninff of her captivity, Clcm ence do Maille leaned over the battlements, with mSVVt hYS.pl" Clpmenci-. who was .lill Healed by all a. . proposed taking the young Duke beyond the j y fixed oulhesceneoelow.hiitwiih thoughts Loire, ana endeavoring to raise uer a party in miueriiig ir his father's favor. Sumo urged submission Tho dtiy before, a helpless, npprehied prison some resistance; none asked the opinion of er, she had crossed the Loire, which twice be chargeable with the composition only. It 1 now gen erally adniitel. From Chambcra' Journal. Fortunes of the Wife of the Great oudf . There are few to whom the fame and merits of the great Condc arc unknown, and who have not heard of the great deeds performed by the victor of Rocroy at the early age of twenty-one: but there mav be some who have heard little of Clcmence de 'Maille, bin wife, save that she wan the niece ofCatdinnl Richelieu: her virtues, her sufferings, her heroism, are unrecorded in the histories which give so pompous an account of her husband's deeds of arms. There was a magnificent ball given in the palace of Cardinal Richelieu on the night of the 7th of February, 1641. The whole of a noble suite of rooms, extending round three fides of the court yard, were brilliantly lighted up. and thrown open for the reception of the most noble and diMinguiehed persons In Paris. There wbh everywhere the sweetest rmihic, swelling through the lofty rooms, und graceful bauds of dancers keeping time to ito Htrnlus; and there were llf-ht girlish figures, and stately matronly ones; young men dressed in all the loppery of the period, whimpering soft nothings to the young and beautiful; und grave politicians on the wntcu to observe who (he king upoke to, and Richelieu smiled on; there was Anne of AuMria, and her enfeebled luifband Louis XIII.. the beautiful Genevieve de BourlHUi, afterwards Duchcssc de I,im- gucville, .uiiueuiolfieiieuc nionipcnser. uieMuir child, when her sweet, clear voice was suddenly heard in a paino of the debate. " I am not,'1 she said, " either of an age or of an experience that bhould entitle me to give my advice. I have no other wish tlinu to pay all deference to that of my mother-in-law : but I entreat her most humbly, that whatever may happen, I may not be separated from my son my only remaining hope. I will follow him everywhere with joy, whatever dangers I may hnvo to encounter, and I am ready to expose myself to anything for the service of the prince, my husband."Tears filled the eyes of tho proud daughter, Montmorency, at tho noble words of thedeppised Clemenec. ".Since we both,'' said she, ' have but one objt'ct.we will both thare the same fate, and unite in bringing np your ron in the fear of CJod and the service of hla king." nut it was not so to dc; me aged niouier 01 fnra. ah o had nassed at the head of the army. in defence of her ion and husband. She had seen that son and husband treat her with hatred and scorn, anxious only to make her sign the deed which transferred her property to them, and had fainted in her son's arms on bidding him farewell. Then tho days of Bordeaux rose to her view, when her glance animated thousands, and hr word was law, and she herself was filled with the blissful buoyant hope of gaining the love and esteem of her husband fur whom she would willingly have bled. Now, all was gone husband, child, friends, fsrac, station, liberty ! How can she boar it 1 ' But oh, I am very, very wrong,' she thought, raising her oyes to the clear, blue-heaven. 'If God gave me strength then, when I was n mere child m experience and understanding, to plead hit husband's cause before thousands, and en- courn ced armed men to battle in his behalf, some mistake In the direction; this can't be John's home ;' yet It is the second on the left. Fastening my beast to a hook, I went to tho door and knocked. A girl, just on the verge of womanhood, opened it. "Does Mr. McL d live here!" I asked. with trembling. " lie does, sir." 1 h he or bis wife at borne ? ' " Mother is within, sir; but father is in the field. Please to walk in, sir." My eye glanced through the open parlor door. A flue carpet covered tho floor. There were handsome chain nnd other furniture ; but I saw no more, for Mrs. McL d by thU time was informed of a gentleman's arrival, and lost no uuiu in matting nor appearance, "uuuu uuu; Hate Journal. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1804. American Artkts at Rome, We read in the London Art Journal for June, an Interesting notice of "the Studios of Ronio," In which the flattering notice of the American artists, Crawford, Mozler, Chapman and others, awakened in us a feeling of pride at the tribute of praiao bestowed on our coaatrymen. Our mind naturally reverted to Florence, where is lo- as all I remember to We heard from her, as I wa rowers, who, in some way we claim to be she ru.-b.cd forward on eeolnir me. and clasped an umoan: mc by the neck. She almost fainted, and shed a there was another name in the list to which Ohio flood of tears, and my own condition was not cou)a lay claim but a friend who s ted much more composed. Recovering a little, 6he 1 1( , . . ... . . ; . . it her husband was at homo, but , ' ' "y "v '" ,v6" w'K1i u Literary Record. Wc find an interesting notice of new works, lately itaued and about to be Issued, in the Aeu York Herald, from which we glean thefollowing: informed mc that I out uDon the farm. hurried away to ecc him. He met me as he was coming home. As soon aa he knew who It was, he ran forward and grasped me in his arms, Baying or be strained me to bib bosom ' Thank Uod ! thank God ! you are my aavioiir under heaven. Thin is all your work," looking around. "0, 1 am rejoiced to ecc that yoti arc here to see It." When we had returned to the house, the ten years' history ol struggle, repentance and reformation was recounted. Prosperity was ths conscriueiice. Tho dwelling was his, the farm and all. IIIh wife was (nippy, The beautiful young girl, almost a young lady now. was the dirty child that wus crawling on the ground on my fint visit. There were three more children now. To crown the whole, he said : After I had persevered a year in abstinence Too impatient to wait, I j 'MT thc -r' Journal makes the following uieuuun: "Mr. Mozicr, an American gentleman of fortune, whose whole lifo is voluntarily devoted to the arts, must not be forgotten among the sculptors of Rome. My particular object of curiosity in visiting his studio was a marble statue of Pocahontas, just completed, and a very charming work 1 found it to bo; full of deep sentiment thv Italian Mazariu, and niunv other distin- i were not eijuaiiy cntmisiastic;-mu iney paia- mluhMi in 11- Annul of their neriml. Hut wliv ; el u iKree peninlliiic Her residence m tlic lonn. Hi' will not fnil me now. when mv onlv task is Condu died of grief and anxiety long before her j to hear patiently what He sees fit to lay upon I according to that blestcd pledge, taken on that son wan releafcd from the dreary prison so fatal rne. But, oh, d Enghien. my son, my son I na j awful duy, on the stool In the log hut. which to his race; und Clcmence and her son were com- '"' c should have pleaded for me in your heart- I ri:c to me sometimes with snctral horror af-pellrd to Hy from Chantilly In disguise ulmost i Oh, God ! give tno grace, give mc fortitude, to, t;r hoping U sacredly a year, I committed my-immedlutclv nfter. tcarlnc her Untfliti maid of TarM1fti'yiifkJ oHM(tnfibi nWfWfW ir to' ih& ennuh. of which my wife, who has honor, Miss Gcrbicr. oml the gardiier'a son, to I my bitterest enemy. And strengtn was personate her and the young duke. She retired to tho desolato one-strength to bear to Montinnd, in Herri, where with the utmost , twenty-three years of confinement ; for her skill and heresy, (he succeeded in levying n death, which took place in was her only considerable force, und in exciting the neighbor- deliverance. She survived her husband eight ing g.-!iti v to her cause. When at length obliged ! years ; his decease was scrupulously concealed lo lMivr Montloml. she went to Bordeaux, reach-! from her, lest she Bhould endeavor to recover uer liberty, iney nngni nave snareu tuera-selvcs the trouble. What was tticro in the world to tempt Clcmence to return to it ? Her friends were dead, her unnatural son estranged why should Bhecomo back, like a spirit from tho tomb, among the gay and thoughtless living 1 alio died in tho gniv old walls of Chat-enuroux, worn out with infirmities and sorrows, ing it niter incredible danger and fatigue all which were fupporled with tho most uiillinching heroism. The populace there received her with enthusiasm, (-hunting as the and her son pared down the street: 'Vie le rot, et les priucFS, et a has Mitzarinl' The pitrlniinent ot Bordeaux been an angel helping me, was a member. Prosperity attended my worldly business; but this was not ncoiiinlele eatit-faction. I wanted to be more ; and commenced study fur Ihc ministry. My dear friend and brother, 1 am now a minister of the everlaMiug goinel. Uow much, what an Inexpressible debt do I owe lo you !" He Knelt down together ou tue ncu carpel, Cholera at fflagara The Buffalo Commercial Advertittr of the 24th, gives the following account of a terrible outbreak of cholera among the Irish laborers at the Suspension Bridge at the Falls; On Saturday and yesterday, eicltlng rumors were circulated respecting the Eudden breaking out of cholera among the Irish laborers at the Suspension Bridge at the Falls, and the reports gathered confirmation when two of our leading medical men, Dre. Hamilton and Hunt, were requested to repair to the spot to render assistance to the sick. Exaggerated statements have of course gone abroad, and wo have been at some pains to ascertain tho facts In order to disabuse the public mind and to lay the full particulars beforo our readers. It appears that a few dayB since, a case of cholera occurred on the low ground between the railroad aud the upper town, where a large body of laborers were at work. The case terminated fatally with fearful rapidity, and so great was the consternation among the laborers, that a large number of them at once abandoned the work. On Friday, the disease raged with violence, and on Saturday, when Die. Hamilton and Hunt reached the spot, a number of persons lay in a dying condition and the deaths had been nunier- Instcad of tho cold earth, and prayed as fer-1 wco "ccncci y uie euiior veniiy as l praveu nviorc in mc lug caum ; dui : muia. Mr. Pmcott n preparing a hlitury of Philip the otcond, and the work ti far advanced. It la to be publUhed in eii volutuee, and will preaent the beginning of the deeline of the Spenlih Monarchy. It la etM that Bentley, the London publieber, has ollticd Prtaeolt firs taouiand dollari per volume, for the privilege of sutollihtog the work In Great Britain. TreMOtt la the moat popular of tiring hit-toriam, and thla work will be looked for with great Inter-eit by the reading public. Gideon UollUter la preparing anew "ITUtory of Connecticut." The tegtalature of that State appropriated We were not .war. at the time that "Z. " ' , i-via,, v7 order of Coogrtai, by Hiker, Thorn k Co., hai been l aued. It comprises bia correspondence from 1790 to the end of hi. life. A new work, Retcsuci Corst. or Inea at president IVaikinjton'i, ia about to be iaaued, which, If properly prepared, will attract much attention, and aecure an immense tale. It I to bo aaumptuouademi-aarto, with highly fintabed portrait!, engraved on ateel, from original pic turn by TToolaiton, Copier, Wt-t. Stuart, Trumbull, lijlh.,n r- Tho.lrc-n nf Ih vnrk U tn a. r, il.lt ih. higher aocial life of tbU country during the period of oils. These ceutlemen annllod themselves im- Wa,iiington-a admiDiitration.aa it wai oiutrated in the mediately to their task, and succeeded in re-prhaU hUtoriea, in characterise, and anecdotea, of the atorina some, aud in checkiuc the fatal Tironress of the dieoasc. The sickness was found to be entirely confined to the low ground, where the earth had been excavated, and the upper village is perfectly healthy. The panic which was spread among the laborers aided the din a and rendered its attacks more deadly. The work was abandoned, and all who had not some relatives (led from the Fpot in dismay. The deaths in all, we learn, have been about fifty. Yesterday the disease was found to have considerably abated, and the symptoms wore les violent. Dr. Hamilton exhorted all the people to leave tho low ground for some days, and his advice was generally taken. The toll-keepers at the bridge are both dead, and on Saturday and vesterdav tho irior lo that i gaic was aliondoued uud a free parage was al lowed. 1 Iip disease has wen luo most fatal on the Cunada side, and there were ten burials there yesterday, to four on this nide. We do not learn that there is any sickness at all at any of I ine uoieis, ana ine rumors oi deaths ttiere. we teitoUr dttfi-y i, to tw a iplfudid-ork, with ! believe to be whollv unfounded. The abnntiea the Journal re-, "rilUM B '"'"fr"- llrr,nI' ns110. annec. "imp, on the low ground arc now nil eloped, and all 4c. 4c, iiurl with tine portrait of each contributor. It I work ih entirely siiMtendi'd. and unaffected purity, with a striking originality moit celebrated nerioaa then In fashionable toelct'v as to costumo and treatment. Gho wears the tu-uUiiy fa New York and rbiidrirhia which wer in feather tunic common anion k the Indians, a cor-1 turn iht. nf .nrnm.nt hiin H-.,i.inDt-.. uiiui lunueu oi iwo iui'ku binipie icamers encircles her head, which islient down in contemplation over a croiaf which the holds in one baud, while with tho other the restrain a wild deer lying at her feet, emblematic both of (be chase unu ot ner ow n unturned condition. idcut. Among the portrait, eograred for the moet part Dy tup brt aiti.ta of London are Ihoae nf Hr. Wanhing-ton, Hit,. I:iim!tm, Mr Atlnrnt. Mrj Madinn, Mi Jay, Mr. Bingham. TLUfun King, Mr, llarriwn (iray Otl (I lie clilcr ) Mis. Iiard, Mm. Brekman. Mn. Tbemlnie (5MBnick, Mrr,. fa ton, Mm. CuitoII. Mr Lewi, (grand "11 lit Hie IteriOU ol lier conversion wliicll Mr. j daughter of Mr. Wellington.) Mr amith, daughter of Mozier hascnoCll. She is in deep meditation i John Adam.) Marchlonea d lrijo. (daughter of Gorer-over the holy symbol presented to her by her i uor NcKran.) Madame (ientt, (daughter i.f nortmur iiDioitii, out wiiei iiiougiiiK uac Boien across hei mind, uml the touching lou her simple yet noble face, expresses that her meditations have pawd from the cross to him who gave it." The attention of our friend was drawn to this subject by noticing the iuaccuraclcr, of an article in the New York Home Journal of the 1st Inst., in which, in speaking of another work by Mozicr 1 the. "fcilcncc, u photographic copy of which hnd George Clinton.) Lady ('Din Ine Duer, (daughter of Lord Htliling.) Mr. Randolph, (daughter of Mr. Juffsraon.) Mr Goodrich, (daughter of o'ovcrmir Wolcott,) arc. Ilil will be a book of beauty '-very much got up with ao liberal an expenditure of money. Tew year ago, for tuu dUplay of Fifth Avenue rlitocrdry, and It will poeM a curium hUtorkal Intereit, e.rieda!ly to Hit member of our oHer aud mine dtsdnguWied Mm In what a different strain I Instead of the al-i " It U the work of .in American, now at Rome, wUo fo, twcn)v rrari bn r,lilnr nf tll, Kn)rkfr' " "'" moit ilcspaiiiiig cupplication, and entreaty of 1 who, In early life conceived a strong pawton for bockw. f laiuornu, Jul 1 foilorn hearts, crushed to tho earth with sorrow ; wulpture but thought he had better mako a jfmir(, , i(,iwt b- riiny Miic. outd r -reii if it ; TI,e '(,,, ?llnfa thanksgiving, praises and gratitude now rose , fortuiio lint. And did it keeping his lingers j coui,))K. UUCd during theie hot day ' The mining ucwb continues fuvot able Inpai- ertnntiinroiii-lv from our tonirnes and beiirtn. (). ! limlif i- lie unit nlnni' bv iiionliliinrnnd ilmw. . ,. , . .. . . ' tlcnl.iv livnlitinn thr-r la n nirui il..nl nf cnHnr. hannrnalt that so cny and brilliant a coini'atiy 1 To defray the expenses of the war, Clcmence : uwnami y p i u .-..g .,, ,ut. ,lcur, 0I x.xwr never swcurii wnn rutn in- nig wuen ue count htcai a moniciu irom selling mint v1 viac.-ni Solie, h. published a toiume called ! in irom Wflni 01 water ; nut mis ts more tnan t this nittht aemblcd in the halls of the Cur-! pawned her jewel ; but ax this was still insnlH- land that the bright day of reward, so long look- umpbant joy at any of hn coofjueMs. as mine ! and ciphering. He called on us in New York yj, ra ,nD,tk jiimrpkt!t. ihwab.cU known to j compensated on the whole by constant new dis- dinalde Richelieu? Do you tee that younggirl. cient, Spain was applied to for Help ; and Uon j '"-. 'it'L- uoc wr anv agency in ine saivauou oi inin one , mo or mice year. ago, nuu meiiiioneii mat nc i tbe ntrebsnt of New urhan. N.w York. 4c . a a bold I corenes. ilicn uiggings nave necn Btruclt at his residence and devote himself to sculpture. - cou,i bv rm Umr tnii , f(ir ch Ht VM jKkjon tensive diggings arc aiI to h ve been discover- (utloos Epitaphs. "c was a man npparcimy oi anoui tmriy years , Uvin(.,t,jn ftc ,nf hirl Mttni iK lfcHld ht Un, i i bi . ui lAiciuuiMj uHAn-ov u'i iiiiuini uvi- i itogttlie ulut lc Hut the work ha o many aunlnt .Irel and (alter hearing accidentally Irom a , induqUani tliiiigalBit. that itwillallH tmd Bill Smith Abroad, Ii a collection of a wile of very ttenh thehdyof Mr Piatt. otCindn-ml, and oriiriually pulli.lifl in the 4Va- brtllisut, dakhlng. ofl hand ityte, apparently not more than thirteen years of age. : Joseph Ouzouowaa sent with thrco fngotes, i sitting near the queen? the is rather pale ; sonic bullion, and more promises, though extremely fair, with large, thoughtful The arrival of the Spaniards irritated cx- 1 blue eyes, and rich brown hair. This Ik Claire . tcmcly thcmagistratesol Bordeaux, whopassed j Clcmence de Maillo, niece of Richelieu: and do ' ft decree expressive of their disapprobation. ; vou sec standing near the lurllier entrance ot the pupuiace, mihu bclh-hj "v mo imiw ournev' room, that nauguiy looking young man. nuu uuuinu, m rjU-.B...aiu.. . r i tt. tic replied, i nine, ami mere was u rlc Conde, and the mngnilicent fete ititocelehmtc de Rochefoucauld refused to aid iti restoring .,ideed. what iw that, my friend:' Ah. it would lake more time than cither you Tbe Lout found and LtcMoird. ; I nKF.TLH PROM Lift. j "You have jtiat returned, friend Mamon. have i vou not." raid Living.-ton. ' hom your Wc-tern i. iw.t,ii.ni r ii,ib Drat t.rinfp nf ilm lil(Hl with order : but Clemeiico never siirank Irom a duty the niece of the parvenu mtui.-ter. Ill omened which lay before her, and, attended only by a engagement! From time to lime the duke single equerry, shewcnttolhe palais, where all throws a satirical, disdainful glance at the poor was contusion, every one, including the prei-ittlo bride, and then turns away to tulk with dent, speaking at once. .k .li.iiK.i.i.juti,,,, rrr.m .,'.. r him ('! in. S)ie had a iff eat talent for ptiblic sixaking. ence. who has cat tolerably composed and un- and there wan none there but felt the chaiiu of disturbed all the evening, is now engaged in con versation with tho queen, and a Mileildiflly at- her manner, when, fulling on one knee, ho im- , plored them not to atmndou tier caute. ' 1 at tired cavalier, who in standing with lib plumed maud justice from tho king, m your persons, hat in his hand before them. He is saying : ! against tho violence of Cardinal Mazartau and 'Now. mademoiselle, that her mujefty lias piace mymmmi inyaun mjuuriMiui, iwn hi rig Her hutband It Secretary of the 1 do residing. Hie , i.. ii... ,i ..i ii ii ' Iuatlou at r III IUV HIM IH1U.V. .ill. HI. i ' - - - " -a " hla Tnnlnmn- rnm.lv .Pi. Ani,. finll.f limn Let a tilk. of rre, nd wurnu, and it.irbi." A-; we thread our way along the paths ol home , ft l.-nd what we b.ive wtatt .l above! w were vei v Lily ol- thudcad,' wc seem to have been trans- much intcrcstrd in hlssucccns. The firbtwc have I ,.(m ,,,,, norti d to another snlicre. A few hours airO WO h..nr,l inr. ,,f him unu rrr.-ii.t n ,Uv nr inn 1 piercing eyes, o'ltii ine nose, una ;-evere niouin : y !,,, " " .."o- c ,-cnra, (ancu a ending H. wiucn will mane tl '. F . ,. i .... ,..in a,i -n , . . , ' , . r, na. mw flc i I.ouL 1)J d'K,.Rl,ien. mionvard:. frii.ee mi tlw member.. 'I he Uue, de bouillon an J lhc most nlcnu,al,i0 e,8c, , ,y wbnle life." ; 1 , 1 ii ft. I it . T.t I "" c" ""'1 mnM' Mm- - There are several criurii in the above, which , that u quite rcfn wc will point out. ago. iiu irticiM were puwisncu in mc Miifc j an.CiMT.oi rwy l'.on o , Journal, al (he time, under the head of Letters , by Brantr Slayer, is oon to appear. from Abroad.' ThU fuct we had forgotten un- Of nove u, u new wurk of LuTuts-SrtxKros.tsurLw, til reminded of it by our friend. In about a "'""" J,h Jfywi Ttmtt, .t.,rvof the Valley innumerioie (Mi.i'.in, mai mr.in r""' -..m u. . 10 pju- rraiuu u. aua.n- luiiiuy, aim lor tue lasi ien years nis time uos , u iut,,,,..-: to be th urk of m .mm, u.i.r We dwell uncon.'cioutly upon Ihe vanity ot hu- Utii about emially divided between Florence m-md man lire, tho nothingness of all that earth can Komc ,1C liut fivt, ,.caril tl0 aUcr pace i a Se noie! iv.ni Ly. or iht Pantm f give, and are ready to exclaim with the poet ; Dm vine the whole nc-riod he has devoted himself a.bth Oak.. Pmith. will on be pub- What thuiiffli we wa-le m wealth, or oar in fame, I .,, , , , , . , . . . abed. The writer ii a lady of talent and culture, end F-irth .i biatliMt itatku i'nJ tn ' Here lie lie tf- -"-i And dut todut ouau l 'ihi r no bt eat Ming ' : netitly successful. The Art Juui mil fpeakr of Mr. But to moralize wan no part of our original in-' Mozicr as an American artiM; our informant tells tcntion. Ah will lw sein by referring to our ; Us he is not only an American, but an Ohio man. arted, with the af- caption, wc deMgn to prcicnt the reader with a ; emphatically a Knoxcounfy man. It was from v old fiiends and few "curous cpilaphii culled from various ' , . , , .. ... . 'h -., kn ..,,! in .n,,ihl.nLi,.n ho mnv unp him 1 Mount crnoii he flr::t went to New lurk, where tc'! replied the Queen, "yoti mut tio longer l her back, cxclamiing they would uot allow her renrca with a lun-isonie provision made by the a series of a Mamp moie in harmony with our he mbwqucntly became a mettirwr of the iner LouBidtrcd as a child. 1 muthwi.-h to have the to pass till she had gained all Hhe wanted from cnlR 0, boih.nho were in competent circum- pi efatory remarks. cantlle house of Tweedy. Mozier 4 Co., long fa- Ten years elap.Hd, during which 1 was rondescended to urge my reo,ue3t. may I hope no longer to buc in vain for the honor of being your partner in tho next courante .' The color came and went In the cheek. of the child for such, In spite of her engagement, she the only one of his house now at liberty ; his lamer is iti irons, nave compais.siou ou me judsi unfortunate and the most unjustly persecuted family in France.' Still they would come to no deciniun. The must be tcrnied'-and she hurriedly raid ; " the princess offered logo out and endeavor to per- 14(Ieclinj, , w M . . a .l ....1 If .1 ..l. .un.lu llin in.ih tn rlHlltrfte. tllftt tllL'V DllLMit de- - V .. noise aud confusion. Here is the quiet and silence of the grave. The mind and feelings are 1 r.,,.1,1 nmv Kiiiii-p." t.ml Man?oii. lor me . . . 6 ' . " ,v ,- : . Tu . i i Heart are awaKtneu. we nie open to goon im- to relate, and you to Men to he particulars; preHlonB- k.icc it , ,lmt it l ammt imjm. but I will atlrmpt a very brief sketch of the t0 wftnikT among the hnt ruling places of Bubslunce. ) witl0ut being Ihe liettoi lor it. When Iwcntloahool u, Cuunccticu'. f had nv ; M (nrwa,,. tn tfl01l ht t(( ,b(1 tinic a veiy dear Ineiid and fcchoolmatc. named John . l00 AlM join most heloved ntinils in the Fchool. lie grew un. I naid hit address to a beautiful and excellent . young ladv, a member of the church. At lengih he was married to his Mary, and they prepared immrdiately after that event. In pursuance of a previous plan, to emigrate to a Western State. ; The evening lfore the day we were to separate, j perhaps forever. I had a tender interview with i my bosom friend and bit lovely wife; it was deep ed on Kern River, in the Tulare country. It is said that there Is plenty of dirt that payB four cents to the pan. However, thin rumor lias been contradicted. The diggings about Iowa Hill, Grass Valley, are still paying enormously. The Jumicson Company took out of their claims last week $15.0(10. the result of the labor of ten men for one week an average of ?5(l per day to ine nano. mc miners in trie vicinity ot uoiuuv Van Street la AdtenHy. The Tribune has been giving some excellent advice to the country in the present financial condition of affairs. In a late number wc find a capital article on tbe past and present of tbe great money seat of this Continent, Will Street, which we have read with a lively interest, and now lay before the readers of the Journal. The concluding paragraph is bitter, but contains quite as much truth as is generally got into the same compass; That was a sensible Irishman who, in swearing the peace against bis two sonB for unmercifully kicking aud beating him, desired to make honorable exception of Larry, ' for he never struck mo when I ttcu down." Generous, high-souled Larry ! 't is a pity Ihc world has so few like you ! One little year ago, Wall-st. and her operators were powerful and popular throughout the country. From tho north, from the south, from the west, came delegates In shoals, entreating her magnates to take stock in this Railroad, or sell the bonds of that, or at least uee their influence with British capitalists to procure Iron on credit, so an to enable the directors to fiuish and operate their Road for the good of the community, the special benefit of the locality traversed, and to tbe great enhancement of ihe trade and wealth of New-York. Wall-st. was flattered, cajoled, magnified, and, alub that we should my it ! sometimes bamboozled. Her leading men counted up the gains they had made (ou paper) by this or that kindred operation, felt strong and public spirited, and took a hundred thouand of stock or bonds here, half a million there, three millions in the other company, and undertook to "place" them when money became a little easier, or our credit better established in London. It was in vain that we demonstrated, over and again, the radical unsound new nnd frailty of tho whole fa-brio of commercial activity and seeming prosperity which rested on our facility of running in debt abroad as its basis, and proved that we were incurring new obligations so fast that the mere interest on them would soon eat us up no man could afford to wait, but must have a railroad by his door right off, and Wall-st. was entreated and badgeied into helping him to gratify hie iutcuse desire. At length the inevitable revolution came. Europe rushed iuto war. und bo to spending on fleets and armies all the (surplus proceeds of her current industry, and absolutely tould not continue to loud un she began instead to call on ub for portions of the old score and that bro't down the cob-house in a hurry ! Wall st. lay exposed to the first thock, aud ft floored her. She owed a hundred millions to European and other capitalist who " called her, against which t-ke held double the amount in the Blocks and bonds of inland railroads and other enterprises, giving vast employment to labor, and promising magnificent multB every way, but from which prctent cash could no more be extracted thau blood from a turnip, The country could not be made to take up tho bonds and other securities negotiated in Wall st.. while pay or break Is the rule in that bustling quarter. So one operator alter another begun to sacrifice, because he must In order to meet bis engagements, using un mariEins'' and uuseltlinir "call'' loans, until soon all wosdire confusion and ruin. Men three months ago supposed and supposing themselves worth ihclr hundreds of thousands, now financier for their next dinner, and nearly I Ik-.,. J... , In tl, V .1. L U M.ted ' diovei ies are reported in the neighborhood of ; the street who ever listened to the : ' I Jacksonville. A prospecting partv on the Col-1 WC" ?n of a 1 lea8C Tb"?tIate m? honls' iB, year after that, he removed to Lurope with bis . .,.,. ,nn,(l)r,M n,om it i. .lu.-i...- a Feather River iiiu guuii ijuuiiu1 vi 'uu .-Minimi; oiaiti anu ' . oradn WMunsuecealol inmakihianTdiicOTCiv. V.'.1 1 UV T" "IMr ,n " ln?7 " There l now a krgo number of miners working " " 1 ""r. " t' . 'm' the quarlz deposit" on the head ater. ol the I ',f i i i ln p0C,k,t'' hcV nr " J"' tune. Hundreds have suddenly dipaiipeared' n. .ii..,.. ,r. : . r.u.. . mm arc iuuimuk un mc Mm remains oi ineir and the mercantile lioue ol the laree Atlantic ! !J'L f?.l "" l.b?. "?r?H,Bf,?? of ,,he cities, who depend very murh upon our semi- uu,n "'"PF, M " per or monthly shipincnts of treasure for their bupplies, " """infr. Marius-l.ke. among the deserted iftheyevaniine the pul.li.hr-d accounts of the 'if" mX m"h 01 'he .U"1!'''" ,"1V1: ln succeJsof the miners throughout all poitious ol I "hose to paper bonds hey still cherub, a the mining region, will immediately become di- , ' , . . '. , ' I uu"j Jtftttu 0f Items. honed the Queen and Monsieur de .St. alayc would excuao her, die had danced m little. Then it is time you stinuld iiegin. rnrrc pit Miindu tho mub to d inter se. that they tn itrh t de liberate freely. But tho moment sho reached the door, some of the foremost rioters hurled fectionat neighbor tbii ! aid to he one of her moat elaborate worki 11 W Uerbeit ha tn pie Tut Qtixxi ot IIitv V1JI, a aerie, of blitciical noelelte.of an attrirtire rharae- ' ,ut.u,""" llAlwu' 'V "umiulBli,J. WUT air fimeof it whnhmmi : travel alii xvrfii the wire. f thia hrnui vesica or ine men wnicn sonic oi ine Aiianuc i t: , . " "i :,' "7 ,i, " 1 - paper have been struck with, that the ' mines of California are giving out.' Nevi i irule i ,.e ,n.:n ..... .1,1..., nils, xniiiiiiim ith thonarliamciit. Monsieur do St. Valayc before I retire." , '.I hev have given mo all I asked, she ei-The tear that was just sparkling in Clemcnce's claimed ; still, they would not linteii to her, but eye, must, I fear, have proclaimed her a child shouted at tho top of their lungs : ' ive lo roi, still, when a voice liehind settled the matter for ot les princess, et a has Maiann ! She return-ocr, and made her swallow ber tears with tho ; ed into the assembly, honelesanf making her-: best grace she might, by saying : " My niece will self understood by her self-willed friend. On i have much pleasure In dancing with vou. Mon- the way, however, she was met by one of tho ueur ; " and then turning to tbe Queen. Richc- ofliciale, exclaiming, ' Ah, Madame, wu have lieu excused her bahfulness on account of her ju heard that one of the mratt has assembled seclndod education. a of well disposed towns-people, who will rt,manra A . n,.t .Ironrn nl il h-n hevin.r u-T Bonn cut anwo line iuuipiu. ii t h hi -u.m i ne majoriiy oi ine luiio-ving, n inny oconu ; vorilby kllowri to tho mirchants ol Ohio. Mr. caiicuiou c .Mviuiiiuri uiiihrii y in m i;u,s, M mnrril,,i . Kn,t eountvladr. mt..1 hU f.milv A3 my lot happeucfi to no cit. iot a word gciiier. just alter tue iteiormntion. wnen eve- ; ' ' .-.v ter. H-.l King Thi Virlivu comohimi. orfltf ttoyi mrhe Uftf JXmt'niatt, Ii another novel of life In Virginia, that wlllioon appear The work ha decided mcrilt. and will be popular. A collfcti'-n of humorou itiriei by&ba cmith. the original Jack Down I nr. will rind a ready aale. renovate the body and cvbilaratc Ihe mind. W hnlilw n-i.h na- n1.ir.l llnAninl n 1 ver since J ......v.. i.i..n.r 8w Mexico. Tho Fpecial correspondent of the New York Times, dated Washington, July 21st., says; Private letters from Mexico by the last packet, Indicate that Santa Anna is likely very soon to place himself at the bead of the Liberals, aud to wage opposition to the Church party. The money he obtains under the Gadsden Treaty enables him to dispense with the services of the Church as a financial agent, for the present, and to try the experiment of establishing his government on something of the liberal principles which work wonders in other countries If he earnestly acts about the work of liberalizing his administration, It Is to be expected that he will speedily negotiate that treaty of commerce with the Uni ted State a fir which wo hoTO been so long deal rous. It will certainly prove a powerful rcplen-isher of tho Mexican Treasury, and create a bond of peace withu a which all 1 lllibusterdora" cannot break. Rvssu-v Clehot. The lower orders of the Russian clergy must be rather a hard set, if all accounts bo true, and have much need of the spiritual advlsings of Father Matthew. The i Pays" tells a Btory of a Russinn traveler, who ' while passing through a village, saw a crowd of peasants rolling a reverend gentleman into a barn and barring the door after him. On enquiring the cause, one of them said : ' 0 ! it's only a priest, whom wc ar locking tip in the stable!" "And why do vou serve him In that way ?" Be cause It is Saturday.'' " And why on this par ticular day ; ' " because no is a uruufcaru, ana we always lock him up ou a Saturday, In order that he may bo able to perform diviue Bervicea on Sunday. On Monday he can begin his spree again, ana keep it up through tho week!" Fair drinking men aro the Russian priests. " Order Reiox;. in Wah.iw.'' Since the final dinosition of tho Senatorial nuestton on Thurs day hut, our city has been very quiet, and a vast amount ol oumucss nas oeen uansacieu m tho Legislature. On that day tho "Swiss bat talion" raised the seise of lhc Capitol, and made a precipitate retreat from the city. Tho early train oi friday morning ioouoh ido iasi ueiacn-ment. and now notblna remains but tho wreck of champagne bofkets aud brandy bottles, to mam uie ueiu oi tueir ouuiunuas. uu "icii them a pleasant return to their families, and to their nosts of dutv in ih" Botton and New York custom houses, aud to their de.-kfl at Washing ton ; and we congratulate tnc city lor a eaie deliverance from a swarm of profligates, such as this quiet and orderly city uever saw before. Concord (.V. .) Iltpoiter, Uh. Russia 1b Ihe greatest unbroken empire for extent that ever existed occunvine vast regions of Europe and Asia, and nearly onc-aixth of the tiamiauie globe, it ts iorty-ouc times me size of France, and one hundred and thirty-eight times that of England. Yet U was too Email for the ambition of the Emperor Alexander, who is reported lo have said ' I insi-t upon having the Baltic to skate upon, the Caspinn for a bathing place, tho Black Sea as a wa-k-hand basin, and the North l'acifio Ocean eb a fish pond." He ''encroached on Tartary for a pasture, on Persia and Georgia for a vineyard, on Turkey for a garden, ou Poland lur a farm, ou Finland and Lapland as a hunting gtouml, and took a part of North America ai a place of banishment for offender.'' Situ as iuk Cnoi.i.it a Calls Fur. A family of Germans who resided on the Chicago road, within fifteen minutes' walk from the City Hall, and had been supported at public expense for tho is 4 eight weeks, has beeu swept away by the cholera. First, the father was taken, then the two children, and lastly the mother, in whose underskirt was found two thousand and five hundred dollars in gold. They had lived amidst reeking filth, foul Btencbo aridhealth-destroying vapors for weeks, and had imposed upon the public charity ; but their avarice has availed them nothing; they are now rotting In untimely graves of their own seeking, and the county is sole heir to their conceultd wealth. --Vftroit Fret Preia. Driso Tw at. -In Baltimore a Hebrew woman, who was supposed to bo dead, wn dressed in her shroud, placed In her coflin. and the lid was about to be screwed down, when it was discovered that life was not extinct. All present immediately gathered around the cofllu, and the enshrouded, corpse-like form aroe from her narrow bed and embraced her children and relatives with all the fervor of renewed life. To all , appearance she become convaleec. at, and subsequently partook of food. .hc remained in IhUt condition until the approach of night, when she tottered to the bed am in a few moments breathed her Ibm. this way, you will tee ihem scattering like the leaves from the vines in autumn, whtn the mis- concerning inem readied my cars in an mat time. The course of duty calkd ine tueil to the vicinity of the place where my friend had settled, and I resolved to go out of my way considerably to give John and Mary a call. Arriving at the town, and enquiring for their residence. I was told they lived some di.dance from the centre village. At length 1 found the place. At tho first izlauce. mv mind misgave inc. Tho sight of the miserable cabin made me sitk; and after hitching my horse I scaiccly dared to enter. Knock I could uot; there was no door- will be the worlu of Auu CifiET. Rinno Titlor. Jamb RtatEL Lowm, and Thok W Faluoxs. The volume nlll ivihitiL'wai unsettled and leligion and fuuai. is now in Ihiri counlry on a visit tolbdr friends ici-ui wrre tyuonyinoiiK Hero i an atti mpt at in Mount Vernon. Mr. Mozicr U still in Europe, : command very general attention the lacctioiM ; 1 Iter he Jrthn. Duku of Mjrlburugh. Who tun the French through and through , He mart it I S.irjh Jt-nnlng-. iimtrr. lucJ at H LO'I .i i iud ith bund dt Wn'miuitrr w here his lomily expect lo return next spring. M1" Cmrta. daughter of the great nonint. will t0on We subjoin tho criticism of the Home Journal blinf ?ut "oth" otk' '' T1"',bj' "rt"on . , , , rc , . ... I try life. ' Her flrit work, " Rural Hour," waa an at tractive book, and be bid fair to win a name aa a writer In St. Bennetts. Paul's wharf, London : A it siiuii.D Bi:. Mr. Silas Morton and wfa. their earliest discovery were they in a more . . . , I "mn nctr WT'. "ho recently exerted healthy and pro-.perous condition By Ihe an- . .mrt c ow lhe "i"-cowardly, empty-1 themselves o nobly In warning the train on tbe plication of organized and scienliilc labor, nor- i m is down "f00 w "treet. now that Ke ork and Erie rood of the danger before tions of ihem. which, years ago. were considered " "? lon8er vorT,2 wieiu( nu.r monef, 10 - "at a large tree had lal en di- the press teemn with fllngfi and sneers nt Wall ihorrorB of a collision, have bm handsomely re-strcetmoraliiy. Wall st. finance, Wall st, honor, . warded br the Railroad ccmpanv. The Preside all incited by Wall st. poverty. The great i dent has forwarded them each a' life pass over revulsion hasunmaiked a few knaves burrowing . the road, a medal from tho company, and a silk: i in vi an bi. not more iuiiu houiu w tunica up i dress tor Mrs. iiorton, accompanying tne pree-I by a thorough overhauling of almost any fash- jenls wiih a letter expressing the gratitude, of '. ionable and IlOpular Church and the moral lino rmnnnnv fnr llirir m.l.lr nnd humane ron. Mr. 0. A. Brownson has written a letter nub-, wn" F. 11 ,,,0 . ".Ke.l.'J w Met, Uhrl n Iho I'niAir IhrfAr t lift ttmnpd rto. v " " v-" -- The neit volume of Ticknor' erle. of A.nericin 1ncU " V ?U'' " "W, T'6 ' f" inKLful lh, auu jiviu nim u utunu iuiij cquui iu umi ui the dnvs ol their youth. New discorerles have recently been made, which arc yielding Immense profits tolaliorers; and we think there Is no doubt that our placers will continue to furnish profitable labor for some time to come. uncle: she rose from her ynot.nndM. do St. IMae. ff,,iM,in llin Una nf the litllo Ilnrrnr,t with his. led her to her place in the dance. tralblowa.' Diamonds glittered, and ncn bmkb rufciieti ns snt .Ir.n nnil hnrrnn In ilnnriV timitllv III. deed, out noi ungraceiunv, ami me yueeii wis "- .k. i r i.n ,ln,;-ti,1n in an. Beam .. i. r:.i...i-.... ...i kliocru'il ' (ii-tttxirse as riuicklv and uuiellv as '"- i- . . iwer 10 tome remwritrt oi nicm-iivu e, u. u. it,o . u i i. .'. ;if i, the ground. lor llie caoin nan no uoor. v iif t nt nni- rirm. iobsiuiu. iuii win uc u.vu un j uu in ,v n.,. ,1,.-,! Hut Ulcmence nnu no wikuio see ine oioou ,, , . ... .,. ',.,,... ,i. . flow of men whose ardor in her behalf hnd been j " p,, ' ,.: niatt. ...i... .:,m lu.hnM'' it j 1 1 " i ' , friK,ia . : There was Mary sitting on a stool with an ml; l hc. ' 'J" V'JX .ut;3 ll ,fZu 1 n ber lap. and another child In the corner For the love of Heaven, K. !' ine a deep reverence, she sluml.le.1 anil loll; ine .i..ki.h; 1 " u.n.v..,.. , . cause of her disaster displayed itself ot the same ' J" " " " ' .. ,,, rin,m,cr ,e. ,l,a. llarv time In the shape' of so enormously high heeled a these traitors, Madame .sad a , I, th. ner J ,,.,,, ,,,,, ,. pair of shoes, that It wasamarvel the poor child J'' 8" " ' . ,'";, ,,,,,,' S ruined; John is lost, und I and the children ,uc may b- rad either l.ekw.id 01 forward.) im even uir- in nn-ni . .m-j '"u. (,mn - . . . Mar vine Uere. vt e nave noi nut ;i ni"r. ri iu , Al, Oh, sight of woe' How altered wm (h love I .aid. We arc Here lle on" .' ff and no more than he. One .Wort and ito More ' tiow can that be i Why one more and no more miy well lie here ilite Rut hrt Uv.cne Slcrt and thai a tnoi than one " In St. Michael', Churchyard, Abcryslwjth. Is nnotbei lo th" memory of 'Pavis DavJen, black- infant smith : )lv and mr hammer lav lerllnd. Mv (kll.iT !" hitve 1...I tlii ii ind My Fire' tttlnct, mr Furae Actt 1 Aol Intha dmt my Vice t laid ' My Coal Ii -pent my Iron one My .Sail aiedicie my uiL U dune ' 1 rom Conwnllon Churchy aid. Cornwall. on Ihc authority upon which wc rely for tbe above corrections, that Mr. M. has another stat-; Cor.aiPTiox at Wiinisoros.-Tho question j Zlt: llrlr. VJ I ablr. Wall street's bankruptcy is arlnned at bv uc called Truth, Intended as a companion piece raiKa the other day in the House of Represcn-1 rSt S Nat After thousands whose broken promises and swindling lo hib biience. and also a Kebccca, both of great latiTCI bout alterations made in the Minnesota vindicating it from sundry criticums passed up- tn . I atl(i bin -npr it had nassed the House, is 1 kc v , ou it. no says lit cat rince yesteiday morning " id I. " and .v:ic is V.ihaU die all, tit .Ii.- -UU we In. ilUeiball ' ; Great heavrtin!1 John';" He ij at the (-tore, he h.u not been here for .evcral d.i .. ... ! ' Heie ht J..hn llipley. hoe father and mother were I intr-t rce hitn," I n pli' d 1 druwm l m ilmt pi.ge (mm Amiiiia ' Better not. mIi-. hr is savagf imw, nnd will Hd they both lived, th-v would bare bea buried III treat vim." b" I mu-t and will tct John. I replied, jnd . In at, Michael Churchyard, Crooked lane, An Hibernian epitaph reads aa follows . tiessor cood bmding could restrain the laughter veriest ii.g cry, 'Vive le roi.ct les princess, et of the spectators; as M-deSt. Valaye raUd her. a bus Jlazarin went rouna ; ior more is notn-the teaf-f. which for some lime had been lurking tug a mob, and a trench one particularly, are nror, burst forth, for she had hurt herself much, , constant to as a form of woids. (tiling on the hard Parqu,t floor ; but her ear 'Mike wny-mako way for nw! cried Llem .aught the Mumlorone mocking laugh high ence. lo not lttyotir blood bo on my head, above the rest, and, looking tnwardF Ihe place i Vaf lhax Jrat atlvaiicinjr. where the Due d'Ensbien stood ,he -aw the ,l.:u p exe aitntng, Let those who love me folio w glance of contempt and dilike he threw at her. pi'ingvu l" "7", , 'j m" M ni thi Mar ted imimdiately for the store, according to London. iB Iho following laconic record around Iht ; two men were killed close beside her, the body of one falling serosa her path. Still Mm prcnM'U onwarn, uu sue arnvi-u iu ino snot where tho troops of the jurat, and lhe mob, ' who had formi d lliemudves inlo mime degree uf order, were confronting each othpr. Their inuakets were leveled, and the order to fire was F.h The noor chl shndilcred. nnd nut her liunil her eves. Then 1 ecovering lnTst'lf with strong eftort. stie turned in ner pnrtiii'r. penny itpoio-iried for her aw knnliier. and insisiicd on liui.-h- iug the dance, which she did with murh grace and self-powessiou. Hut the nraisoH whirh Anne nt Au-tria In-slowed on her when i-h'- returned lo fn i will were unheard. 1'hat mocking laugh and thai deadly look were present to her imagination, bun n ting her like a frightful vision of iniju'iiditig evil for many a long day. ll waitwo years alter Iho maiiingi1 of the youthful ('lenience and her reliictuitl bridegroom, lhat a large family party wus iieuibh-d in Hie Holel de Conde. In meet the return uf Hie victorious Due d'Knghein from Hie Mirretytul campaign ol Rocroy. Cli'inenee wan there, but Hitting unnoticed In one of the deep window rfeeives, for lier powerful uncle wiih dead, and Hie proud family of Conde hud no longer un iud uer men I lo I rent with any di-llnelioti Ii phuii niece. Hhe was tiiller than wlirn we mw hei la-t. even Here lieth, wrappel In flay, The body of W illiam Wtay ,-I have no more to ay. " to Ih.' at theeonfiTenee. whether I ua hound at a certain lime appninU-d. I readily found Ihe More and entered. The lirst slKbi dtKloscd The following will lie read with intern thy (our men plajing canU at a taMu. lhc next ihc advocates of the Maine Law. It if. from a glance di-covered a man slreklnd out along a tuin, n Telford Churchyard, Norfolk : whisky hog-head. IV lamllonl w, MHinghv. I iv ririn,lfattl hmM hf, but Instanlly liopped up and ran Ik-hind the 1 Vf j,in,ln Jlne 11V, ,wo ,,, lW lllg 1 was a CUB- : Mr Father peri'lted with Inflammation in hue) ralculalioua of lumiace and travel have nower fully aided to produce it. and the downfall of I purred at Bloomi.igt. Wail st. is exulted over by many who will be on lwcrs respectively r their knees lrafurv the men ol Wall Bt. fur new ri8- ;ere nval candnii female fltfiiie. standins noised as If checked tn ' . .L,. . ... . i which I sunooscd would be patent enough to an advancing step, and, with the finger of her " 7 W0;Tem , " um " wo 1 inlchgent Catholic, but It seems that in left baud laid on her lip. enjoining silence. The ! cl,"cCt " v" Minnesota a large amount of tPi, i 0verraud their Mgacltr. and of course right arm falls to her side, and the baud holds a i loud to aid In the construction of railroads. i mut duller lor my mistake, the end I had la scroll, expressive of purpose and meaning in the Since Us Introduction, companies have been flvw was, I am sure, such 03 every Catholic who secrecy, i ne ngura is entirety arapeu in ine Romau toga, falling to the sandalled feet, the arms and neck only bare. Of the head (partly In prouie, as too pnoiograpu snows it) the nair is knotted and the brow surmounted by a coronet. Tho expression of tbe whole statue (marvellous, as showing that a man mav JumP clear . . f rti , " . ... At nor rrimnv man tree, inn in ami anerniMinrt .n- . ...... -.wt.i. . - , . ... .1 ledger) is mat oi uiympian amplitude ana aig- " v ' . ' , caning your iuvdiiuii w uue ur mu mew, wuilu , isiactory. une oi me company, ma leuer to tno hn.tiiw nr.dd An the n.onl .twi.i.f iA hiau i. "nd every foreigner who wishes to become a , "I j i . . .,. citizen of this Union wou d have heartily ap- of such operations now-a-days, to wit. to build ; nrA.pti. .n(, w,Mvint, ,iial i PninVMi ,h- imL roaos wnn omer peopie s money, ana mat mcy dence 0f the Catholic public, 1 felt very sure of ; Couoeu t0 which we reltirPcd a ort time since, dered himself, aud was accquiud. on tho ground u,,bu. inuugu. nu.u ui H,u.,8iL.-.i,u, im Kvwuaiiyuiuii ... vu. . ; havevinited the town of Roxbury, Vt., for the jusiiiiiibw nomic.de win ...i.t. tmt. ii.nAn. .. ... the hnetim-u und Ti.it.iinn nt mv ( atholie n lends. I V . Hokribll An.nn The Charlottesville Advocate has a letter from Morgan county, Ky., staling that on the 3oth nil, a dreadful affair ocurred at Bloomiagton. ia thai county. Two nam a tastuy and tlatei- latPri for the ottlcc of coua- loansatid subscriptions Ix-fore three years will 5 attorney. During the canvass, ou the' day have naed. It fa a flabby world we live in. ! PM,f ? hl . Peech 10 CT0W whrrein the mneral rule is to strike faster and eicciors, aeciarca mat iiazeir.gwwa larant harder any one who otm lo be already down. ! " coramitlcd perjury. Iinmiately HaieUfg ieei i stepped up to tho aland, and without a word, - r.-j UH.H. M..ki. ! pointed a revolver at im awailant, discharging Tbe committee from the New York Common Bn,i canBine Instant death. Htuelria niw . ' niii iuv tit nvi:m n ni itin Mm mar no innt rich u substUutlng ".ml" for or. and some ; J" l'l:'ram,n , .,.. abounds at that place. The result is hlahl. aal- . i..:.... i..i counter lo wan urn in me, mmiiio- Trunin n rnuim m m i"k gm im bnu i-nm . ( . , , , . ,., rtrooned down dead tn the Mlnoile "'Vii::;;,'isr i: 'L . ... .., . n,. i-jm-t - I.av.l..n i. vour arms, I entrrat-1 eommand turn if I had b, . .i ll,,, ,,ld one ... a tlii-ril I. ;,..,,, r ii, ani,, you. I .ra'the Princess .le Comic, she ci.i.t.liu- " I'" '",v"" ")"' . : 'TfJi "L'"' "Z'Z ed.oli.crvi.iRlie.ilu.ionil, lhe face. ..fsmm-i ! t' sec linn. I ai,-er,,l While V , " .. ....,....!;. k-.... . ,.,,-d in Ilv fd ...in.t each .al.er I There a-leep In the ciner. - la that Jehu : I asked. ory ol one .mhos ; are ruiitigli of common enemies without tho ding In my 4iiy thing Noiiy ol your bn iiiev." un-wind ihe surly 1 Inir k'-ener. I -II it is lhat unhappy mini, you will find it I lkTe' another from tho Emerald Ihc; mys- Mime 01 my ou-inew-. i n piieii. .i i nini m terimiMy calculated to auppreaa all inquiHtive- j nun. ivt'iKiii.-t liu... .ifiiKii hcj a.1 in mo ueparieo . nearly pllgiii.ami mgan ntniiKv mm. iiiita Hrelirat Hlreli no eu.-y job, und while I was a) unit it, tho rum-1 Tim very ihrur e mo, you can IwHt serve us I H-iier aim nis gm-Ms n-mimMrateu. u-iiuir wc w wiills : Hut trooim of Mazarin will bo upon us ; direct your enereies into a noble difetife of your .. city and your rights, instead of wanting them llilliene inineraoic onn-nnions, nrnvn imtuti-ai I' mi dres sing tin mob' I thaiik vou from my heart for your zeal in my son's and liunlmtid'ii , 110 c' ii-11,11 1 ; mn ncn nity. The features, particularly, are conceived ana mourned wuu an inspiration grandly Dcau tiful as If by a mind Athena-cradled and Rome-nursed. In that most difilcult thing to manage, I grace of drapery, tho success Is equally surprising. Probably by a fault of tho photograph, which does not truly represent distance, the projection of tho upper joint of the left arm Is defective, teeming toothort fur proportion but there is no other semblance of a fault. Of this noble statue, wc trust wc shall have a hlght in New York. If that city of fast merchants cared to chmnlclo their progress and embody an Ideal, Ibey would uuy it and set 11 up in the vtau street Exchange, as an exponent of what a merchant might do, betidt$. HUJ human be a free, er a Mate Stale t Wc have expressed our apprehension lhat the practical result of tho repeal of lhe Miwouri CompromiM', would be the permanent establish ment of Slavery therein. Wc have seen Its beautiful prairie and rich valleys, and have wllncse- ed the zeal with which the rdnvcry propagan dists arc tailoring to bring In luvcholder, and but which could make no difference with the j should be known without my telling them. HV Death or Gr.s. Tuw-wv. Wo are pained to announce the death yesiord..y. from paralysis, of Gen. Nathan Towio, Pny master General of the Army. The name 01 this gallant and dls- cious scamp from bis connection with the For- j ,,;" fAu t0 understand , of the road. Kite ot them lie ut the loot of iho . ol Maryland, and al thv It may be that Mr. Browiiu ha? not wrlttt-n I eitdvrly slope ol one nl the Green Mountain allainrd the age nw a litllo here iirecUly what he int.'t.ib d m sav. Hut as , ,h,,,r, P'biei- can lie placed upon g.Mie down to the grave die hiuum-hs 1 Hie letter reads. Mr. Browon's explanslion is i ' r ''.v derrifkn Manding iinn the .pmrnes. ami gratitiid- n hh , n ,i more creditable to his shrewdness than lo hlsl The nientWr, of the cninmilt.-e. some of whom gtmetr.Jult 21. rest divorce case. The following con ft won of Mr. Stlvksu. of Michigan, will Ihrnw Ught on tho manner of doing the public 1 Is it not time honest ami capable men were sent ; hhccril ViC UtKlUcs, ,,, inV(1, wc , fc mM j are well -killed in geology, explored the mouu-to Washington? niiimriiy. and whatever tln-v ailvocate as favor- in n 1l,'h thvH m?rl,, lic; Ur Pleven, of Miehiran. roe to a ri.nuil etiUna 1 ni,l .., thir int..r.. i. r..Hln t I.. rt,i..t ! Mtid t-st d various bliR'ks With the chisel and totiiiuert(.nin.iian-luiiiim , . .i,.,it.. ..i,-ru.,.i..ri v.n,-. t m.,rinn. i liamiiHT. It iipiH-ared to all nrcsi'tit, that for , a favorable to Catholic interests : -aud 1 "' "i.'"-" " "(' uiiiiiiiu-mm i r Ii ihi trvmen. tlon with reff mitiee had a nbort time Unre been ordered ed. lie intended to make hi itateinenl mi In 1 the Mliinexota Land bill had bean M t In tin-on I'ulillr Land, nf which he la a mrmtx r. it red 10 him fur bl Individual action uinm it. who were ennnectej wiih them rfh-l mi d M uxinr:T ENrtHntir..--It j 1 gnoil authority lb.il a dn-ti;igi when nhe had tbe aid of b-r high heeli d shoe thmu.li still rather under (In- middle hviulit; nud wnsi" m ""-' ' , lu" ,,r: T" . ., ... .Lr...,.,!.,,, nh.ui r.n.l .honlnn ' i'"1 ,n rw, kwI inl..lleclualeounte.uiicc wasatiimaltd "I Kiun.li.ff 10 your uon.es ; no par ia- , . " " "7 . ' . Y ' - . ,..., , -, ,,, 1nj r a. I.. iuii. .....r nieiit has granted me all l couiu aa. 1 nrn " V. ' .-JL... 1. r. , ' ' ' ; , r. 1 f r..i.., .n.i s .nii to the iSenate After aHuiu there hi ..,, ...... ...... ... . : . ,1,,, -,,, Ur. k 10 entreatt-i liim to . aw inienor. you anow. 111 puini m w iry. wu- irrsem rt-iies. i:.e..pi -u irom an mn 1 niirrny.iu , 11 wi. remartea the alierai The ullfrriliooi delretl were ex plained line id I tin to drive olY Norlheru rrcrmen. All there things : ,0 lilu,u by Co7eM, and he - m. hi. ... 1 are the remit of lh ul-nndonmcnt of the Com- ( f'na wigtnai bill the wnri fwint.-- , .. , , .l r. . 1 1 nlher wa the alteration of the woril 'or ' ti and. promise of 1PJ0. Norlheru honators, and more be thought proper 11 h..uid be made. ndhr -un-i CflMCinlly Northern Represent afire, have amadeit. He prearnle.) lhe bill will. mr riplmat . . ... . the committee on I'uhlie Land, which tiprtrd II fearful account to render 10 tneir constituents xhtn p,,,, u ,0 ,he i..uee. ft 1 , n.i- i... ihum in ..n.i... ..,.1 ,i,.,.n in tuie. w ni'R' diiiaoi in y ami oenui v arc reotusiic, ."frr order to K-etire lis rrjt-itiou. He thought Ihe j tb ni,ublc oltt-rs indueetneiibi U-yimdI all other ! ,e, I lalh"lte would nave - undtrloo tin -Mil n tin- he find ho " ovenaled Ihrir t-aiieitv." The?e indies savor of what Is fiiuiilinrly nnd not cred itrtbly known as " Jt-wiltinm.''--.V. K. Timt. The hhlp.rthe.Llae remh)lfanla j The Portsmouth (Va.) Transcript says order-I have beeu n-et-lvvd fnt dir'nmnlling the I'uitid 1 States i-hip l'ennaylMinia. in i'un?eque)ii'c ot the 'orce being no longer m-cen- sary. Kami otl her child, an inntnt OIl, no v an 11 ing 1111 til l iiii. iiti int. luuiiri , , . , cheek was tinged with a lluMi of oxeilemenl; she ! in m,h 1,1 V'" wan waiting Iho moment when ehe should place her child iu tho arms of his father, nnd le uble to read in his even the hope that lor his sake In-would give Iht lhe love she had an long nought for in vain. She had borne with patience his cold inditfer- ei ee or ore 11 leu ii'-r sue wiu sun mi inueu a ,1 f w it 1 c.l. child as hardly to know or value h-r rights of 1 'r ' l T,"'.' ' 0LLtAl nffeelion; but the birth of little Henri had opened to her thoughts aud feeling? she hnd not before experienced. She had learned wilb u heart throbbing with pride, of her husband's victories and his glory; and she uow hoped to gain the ftOiction of the hero, and to be ablo to utlur in wordr, tbe fympalhy her heart fell so deeply it tin turning m lliuconiiiiaimer, writ: rnuemiu mm u . - - r- - - ' ' :, . withdraw his men, pointing to the slowly n-tir- if'iUr power; and Ibough 11 man ol Peace, I con- at Manlll.Hilwythe. tt all form wht h fess thai In tho whole twenty-seven years I have i Ihtii iu the inin'try, 1 nur fell "so strong a1 Thus through the courage and presence of di.-position as at Unit moim-nt. to give four m mind or a woman, till now unused t- lako a , ve men ft inn-ning. mey were iinimiuni-n. pmminci.1 part of any kind, was tho dangerous 1 and 1 snecefded at length in getting J.dui nm Insurrection quelled with scarcely any blood-; bU b'g, and trolling In m oil hoim-uid. My ahed ; and she continued lo be the s.n:l of all presence and the excrcne sol red him. to thai I tho muvcinentsihat were made inherlnbai.d'a . ben h-teiulnd hovel he w.t - in l,u nphl mi 1111. , , l:l.,.u nrinrip,.,)!. tl....,,,,!, 1 1,. h.-vn. I I 1 01 lit it lo I11VIH :"n til ill W 1011 I III .-I WCIlt 111- I ic exertions of his despised and nrgh-cteii wife. ' o I be hou.se. lhe child upon the giound started Surely, so proved, so devoted a love, deserv- .up alliiglittd, ninnmg to lier inolln r crying, ed lo meet with some return : f..r tho moment, " l: uc g"ing locniiytrsio jan moin-r even lhe hard heart of Conde was niovnl, and father w a- And that poor mo hrr fur a fw nintitlis Ch-nienro wns treated with on my hand as II tin beat t genllenesaandrrstect. 'l he sequel will appear , "v (Mm MIi Mom ii, l.l . . tlf IhII.,w. ..ii Church "t(n .' lr In' 'I. In . in- V-- uiot unw illinj; ' i-i i.i i r, ., 1 1. f i -I i nl.r-n ipe he wu tilling o u flu t inn .ii Unu li t ru le ech can lie ca.l, :i iidi lie tn.idv ,.iir t t1! i.i;in Rive manv a 1-U.t. j.u'ftr -. he tlnuili a cipital blower. . .. nl I 1 1 1 1 dm. Mi- li, mid now rt a uole loner" IW their treachery, one of Iho finest tracts Of l,...l he bad made he did make, or th. I Ih" l ill lid 'land In the t'nion, In lakeii from Ihe certainty of the alteration I . He ronli-rred with one or twogentlrmru rf the- eonate ! being the heritage and the homes of freemen, if and tol l ihem frankly when he retini the tii tu the i mmuiee on rutinc isanii. ne ratar mr ii'.uimn. m Intended to do no tfubieouently. nut of tin- htnate let alone, and in mode the proliatli home uf the j slaveholder and tho flare. We know- lhat a strong ellort is being made to j redeem lb in ginnlly laud, by sending on a large Lti-j' i iri; r. Oir-t. At a recent muting, j emigration from the free !?i,itea, and we are not ,u J-tin Ihmnng said. i aking of the cuMoms trnbmit hope that thiri may ultimately prevail. 11 . - . . . ' 1 But we ronft-fB our fearr. Wo are aware that I in the following scene of th-Chine.- '. .' . ' .l 1 the slave Drmocrarv of thr frr i St a lee are uialnir n(.re mere to iittiin; oui mm n no uiocr mere blted ui-' lucii mny iii-tiiKi. 1 m pTnapsanow mat mere i-iruu r uui pmi-re .u.. otild lunik Wt-ll l 110 ''' 1,1 ' 'linn, wnoa-pirestoniiigiipoHtion mere is no danger m ranwii ' i'ig asiave otaw. ti..,.,. ..n I.,....- i,.ib,,i..t 1,1 . tn net countrv. wivnioes nut iook upon u linit fi in Coiuit-ctieut. the old illaL'e. and uliutd ri'V" . l '"t"- 1,11 . . 1 " K11" "Ul hii. licai t u. tutu In d Hetk came lo him In Ihe lobby front in; the i entre d,oi. He meant Orneral Patten, who hell out tbe Mil, and polniing out the third tection, aiked him hethvr it ni n;ht. To which he (Eleven), replied tint It not right aatt paaaed rmta thet'ommlitti- on thr public land and according lo bi recollection, hr fmllier naid V-m mill Bnd It if jmt look at the oiigin.il dr .ft the ird "and " initead nf - or " I there, lie went tn the delt oftlieengroiiingrlerk of tbe HVue (Hprcle). where the matter talked nrrr He there t.ie.t he hadnt-pc-ecd he had made tbe alteration In tbe rt'inl dtaft and thought he Totrd for the bill aatbui antende-l Iht que linn rimi un a to whether tbe alteration roiild be made and terete! 3enati.riid It we a mere retbd ilter-itl, i.a- m-ir Html, ihiif (ii-wiiOf tnn oiiiiitv mil ... .... . , - ., . . ... Government, which wu bound to be cheated ; dlWir. arc in a mall mine, Ky. and Ih, ,cn- ' ' , lingiilsnea omcer l liMima.eiy aia.ra wiia ..,,, In the coun. of the debftte it an- tiincnlol Iht country is strongly aitti-Cathnlic. I ' ' . ,., , almo.t every brilliant actma upon the Niacarll tny way I in ine coun. Ol tnc uco.t it ap-, ,-.., ..,'., ,,,! I, h.ni. ,., ,,, Iu the momma, the committee proceeded to : frontier from the commem-cmeul to the eloso of pcarcd that rewlutlon, Oaiuj the compeusa- ,ho H.m tavr 'J lo.. mi verj ' Iloxbniy. to vieu Ihe American Verd Antique ' the rar of 1-12- li. Iu the oflleial ilatcmcnu lion of offictrt of Me Home, had la-en altered ! : me., ... uinyrt as taxoratlt to our inter-1 marble quarries, which are situate in the inline- j Towsou's corps lonntd a pi eminent feature; and It teen that Fourn, th. Clerk ol the Uoum, til.,l will tel'tt. I am sorry that it is so. but ' dintc vicinity of the Vermont Central Itailroad, ; one of the c.iinman..lins oilioer. graphically said. It Kmc way mlied up with tho alterations of llls: and I think thai In ri aard to mailer. - Kxbrv. and cover an inexhaus.d. o area of j -Towson s baltery emitt.d a coustant sheet of r . j . ... "j i. .i.:. i. alHiiit nun hundred jih! til t v acrua. The nuflirie ' fliinif f nit ptncriulW ili.tuiirtiifnei in tho wnicn iH'i'eitii "a ui.iiniLii 1 1. auu in flimu we , 7 , J . , , . a ; : : . , . 1 . . -. . p . . 7 1. ... .j , .. ,ui:. k 1.1 - rotiist nf eiifht otit-erons. ranirinn in hei cut from hut I lea of 1 In noma nun BmWu uter. atul m tht! dent's kitchen cabinet, and Is known as a pre- . , it' ,,. , "', ,. n...,A. ha toonc hundred nnd .-evun feet above the level , sortie from Fori Krie. lien. Ton m wwa native ' - - 7 " f th,. rr.c.1 U'i... ,.l (l...m .it t ,u ftf Ihn l Mn.l..,,.l -.1 I ... I,,..., nl .i . h hA one rear, lie has lineere respect X-it lutrlh- i-. imported on . J mail of bci- iutru'ls biiilduiu in ihi - ciiv .111 nun tower rito feet in hi-ight. It is 1 1 ta-id in onic central place, n to have rail car prups-ll. d ty -learn to III top. Ik to lie funiMii-d wilb .illr.u itous inid" or great value, is to t-nr 1 a light linu-- ver nirCfivcren 111 una eounirv. tinnc tuner ..!..;',, i,.r.. ... .. ,...ni marble 1. m..n-. Ie. ted In. ac.K an, the J ,. J, ,,, ' , hwllc4 , , , aelum ol he element, lhe erd Antique, from t. ..,, , , ,,.,,hri,v , IU, tity it, l.,.,rab le c.i. lion, successfu ly resist. ta irm ,,,,, a, , fe,;1W,, f ,J ; the ...". - acids ,r..l,ie,nK but , ,ht , , , ,hf , ,-ir.r.ei nee. I hei. I- a deiwly of qua ity in J , lhum.ly pronounced in i l , most ni ,er,nrl.lr- i 11 work, under lhe . f ,, , ,, .,. .y y i ehi.elaii.lsa.vwiitiKri.atfaetlilv.anillssn.cepli-: 1 , , bleoflakinu and retaining a hisli polish, hkh ! Piu.ret i tut. .-r. i.u. ni.-ct.nc learn .1 . im. -thi-re s a saw mill 1 nv a passenarr wie. e.u.ic u on ins siemior ol llie ,i, ,,.,i ,i,.,. ,., roltrn and daniaKid condition oilier -pars amT l.m.,1.1 , K. ,.n,rre, i, marble Is pre-i -'alarael. that llie ....1. Vouus America, r.Ck-lllil. nereis a s.i.R.e ie. inai win weigu , marku(. aml which, thon.h cap.- I C.pl. ll.ner.,11, lan .... a ri.K, resle.day alt- more with (he pen.le m loiniing an estimate ol , U, o ,,., mTl,r j, m 0. nnrllulW In noon, al Alevan-liia. and In r lnilsard bow Im-the manner in uhieli lhe aHi.ii.iol the navy have lim m, line of M., ihirly'-.l-c I mediati lv sunk in several l,et,.( water. Ilor len eoudlicleil. thau any .mmint ol declaim rnWH in each ui.no- The character of lhe nuar- slern still hai.u-. upon Hi-leek. Hie ..lent of lion or arpiiuenl. H..-y have Ken told In I on - r-Kt M ,,. ,w,s r ,, ,iM ,rc chiseled 1 of dni!.av done i. nl vet know n, but in .11 liress. .nd thronuli llie new-papers, thai Una ()ul wjn rilciuir. nu, men of ev;rience have I probability lhe di-a.ler will prove to l t se vere one. m." uau on uuaiu K.oouousuc.a o. corn. I'rnin Chieap. lor Mmilieal. Cargo insured in the S,,nli .M -t,'in. il.ir.qo Polla. rfmrn, V.lth. 0 , Thev do this, that they may not be lo strongly 1 ma ili.r fr,pi.utly wide such (.'.i... on. .h.u once favorite branch of the nubile service ha: been neglected ur mismanaged, until It biu fallen inlo a condition of ini-lbcitney nnd d uioral-ization in tbe highel degiee dis'.ndiiublc to m as one of the griatc.! coinnitreial natlUM of tho earth. This dis4igrt'ablr fnt"llij:i :iec has been repeated xo often that It ha sunk into the minds. conlidentlv stated that pillars, four or live feet indinmi'lcr. and more than twenty feet In length, can tie produced from them. We saw two block, each weighing twenty-two Uhh. twelve feel by n and a half, chiseled out and ready for the saw milts. The marble is composed ol green serpentine . . :.i... it .i i.: I.,.,. 1...1 loi'caoie tiiuilK I nave aeii oeauiiiui wome forgetting: in her Inexperience, poor child, that KKlV. Z'Zl7i ' iK I lucl'd- Ihe lu pui in he, -ril mairian. ceremonies on the ' P' "- Jl the love which is the . ool,ect ol woman s li e ; I .in r tho council. I tnii.lc we have had a profoundly earnest, tltuosl frantic plea, . lie "eas u ; ' ' " "J ,e . 7- " "' " i l.1- .-, iiiuhl-s uu. .v.jr rmuii ,ui , . p .. . .nomin1. work of it ' Iclt tQls liulei'.l lo uc llie Hour 01 ii.miiiv. ,,-.,,.v., . ......... ,,, .n,,,,, care, that throng the buny bra... ola man. TUAffair more, sire," replied ll.o m- '' ytt think 1 can kce. Ul'ald t length ! That our pmp,. ltl0y .K, taml what in A distant buawa heard in IhestreetH. then il(,T . this letter, address, d to nis by ilousicur the mUcrable man. ouec to p.onii.-iiig. uow ,y T M ',1, V k.V. lM"- and wh,.t I dolt- al th-Sonlh, aernpv tbt, smiml of wheel and horses' fcel 5 andaccom- ,,. Priucu dtj Cuud1, dwiMin? his determination fallen- --Js It im-ublf for n.e jo h-.ul " "V "r - c ,,1 ' i.iiili lhat I l,c tollolnR artule Horn Ih, Richmond tV mti rri bv its futher and brother, and greeted , t, ... iiu ...in,. .trii.r..,.. ' It U Ktnl I with confidence and hone. I1,m 10 '-".' 11 I IH . ......... . . hy the enthusiastic shouts ol the population, mo ,.;. there lie desires I bel eve. a letter de " lou can Keep It ; I Miow yon can. ln the ; ; - . , t, etn vouncBucdEnirhlenrodenroudlyintolhccourt nu vir K n"tv.ul. ""r ' ' ,,n"' iSat rradnm: ,r.Vi, yard, and in ft lew moments entered the saloon. . d)eu o cUimia lhe Grand Monarque . ! and Ootl will help you." At la.i he connnted. i 0I, "B . "K1!'" ,a,,.v' " n"r minr: n" ;dn,.v.r.,,.lr. w Mlr,i,n.l-TWdi 'onobyonebe greeMhis ..0.110 Une and red Lr 2,,,,; Wc knell do te,.,,!,;, and, last of all, Cieroet.ee. having placed her ti)ia litoolmd; and surely he makes her suflV-r i no table m the houM-t ; I lookout Ihe plulg.v ' itS v-r Lurioir "lo lok ui rr (rt I ' mtA,1kvA by "f Hj' 'r h,lM nf I""1" child In his nurse's arms, came forward alone. h wi0Ut tlljB y, j ntll lM ,hftt wicn which I always carry In iny pocket, placed it en ; j" ,L e;J lo' J. 10 " 'P ' , l: m-J i-tinc nnd diMinct .Wh. . (he with her dark blue eyes gle.mlnF through .ears ' h0 juinw l0 Spaniird. againat after Ihn stool where Mary had iKeyit.ing. and J-, ! - 'Zrl of joy, arid endeavored to take his hand and put : ih(1 had crwwd ,ho BeiK ,0 gn to llim tl,d hcr lon rd him my pencil. He wrote hi. name, thank . , 14 r (( 1 , t a .ie!,i, reii.Me .nd r L . . ' t.en nV ii n- ttoW ins. He drew it almost roughly away; PUmli.e. .t th i.nmi..V ,,f her lifn ,f od! Nolwilhslanding his condition, it wa ai M"?"" . . . K 10 . . . I. . 8 . eountv Mi .i.m. ii r-ninded on lu (.w ..r.n.Uh.rrv. toe riv. i-ot'R oi ut r ureal ivei ; m nni viuim ,. . ... , ..-..,. ....... eentlemrn I ralde, but woul 1 , rned to ( "1" tut 1 h l ie a inn In tnicn.enr Hi I'l.tni'v Mid he tH-l n"t Viu al'rred, lint Mr I'atten Mi l ii'!rin WtiereuH. Mr It ni t tiettn ttnu Ih. alHn I the altcrali iiiirin o i( that h nl N 1 ll-- I Inii Nlfn ilti tlilr tlie tail hcr lii'lbfi and mother lie thiuking ol. to let h-r ine and turning to hU Infant son. caressed him, and h tn0 physicians telling her it would kill her, 1 beautifully writlcn.tas 1 afteiwaid observed, for aptiKeuiiitiiiiMuiuMut-miMi.iirituc.uiii-ii.iu.uv, he actually TtlUSCd to Sell her ; ai)d bill) remain- ue was nil ciicuem M-nuiur- "Huoi uui n,-"- .. . . . . ,. , ji.lt.Utpr St not anon to hisi.nnr vita the 1 ii t.- k-,ti : : m till I had m iovr-d mv oveibni.l..n. tt brarl In H'"" to Ihi MIC. and to let her ltd giow with whole of that long evening, not even a kindly hon at Valenciennes.' prayer, and I prayed with all mv struggling ' (M 'M!" C?w 1, iVtvoTrl llance. I . Y.' said the Teller ; ' and for lhe s.ko of souf. and bis despairing wife joined me in lhe ; '' ' JJ TA0..1 B, ' coin. . ..v ... . v.j , v . ....... f,.., ! nnere, iiibooio ner ut Diaainin, io innucu uer iu i """"i iivmi. im n k ... hu-i . .-, . i,.,,!,,,, ;k, " He ronntry tei mly tiu liilatini f l i , the h a baby still. I will try and speak to him. ' ; remain in France.' and that he might never go anay again. It, So she waited till the guefts wcro gone, and ; . And sold hcr jewels and estate, to give him was now quite time forme tn gn, and rem me j A Ntw itm'K. JJjB ntxi fact Hut ??te'J'Vrr O.ero I, hard!, a lu.neh JKtelnr, then Coming lip ll. him, aa bC BlOud leaning I .nmi.v (n.iinnnrt .h. .sr.' ..Idnl K.mnne. acalnst the lofly ehlmneypleco, she said, -Louis , , . rt.;jt,j , King, . i ,, f opi, I fore I called upon lhe class leader, left him some I " " , Z , ,. r 1 am the only one who haa not congratulated Hiatw. should relu. tl.etueitof ourworil,, money Inr lhe family, and enjoined upon him lo ' TJiZrlin l .1 .!l. Z -Sir o , n- u. uc... , poor princetn ; anu n nai w in nn ami, v r.iiK' I einnt ," -' -t y tims I heart you were going to atlack Ihe , ten, say to it?' , fering a relapse. Whatever fniiher charges he enemy, how mv heart Irembled with anxiety I . yonr ronjMy need fear no opposition on tho should Incur n their account. I promt -id to pay how earnestly 1 entreated God to preserve you I part 0( i)c d'Enghicti said Le IVIlter, with a as soon as Informed of them, unharmed : and then when I was told of your rucastic amilo. The memory of his mother' i Another decade rolled by. during which no triumphs I wa so happy 1 felt so proud in be- - iT0 allj nrrrkes ia swallowed up In his admi- tidings came to me at the l,at from this intt r .rr. n.luft Ji liftlit ane. In ht-mr Ti ii i.iri tu hral. rl, SSl-toUl pt-Tli nam bind will ' hi I'n hii r-n.c 1 .Ml I if at re. nnd about in hu In I Unity eiillmtlnn. wilb a cotl culture . t!. piodm-l inty It d ul-M One b r ii fiilimte -:r acret In rl"- bubt it. fa .1) (. i, tinihtl I.' 't:wOHiits? l-'rid iv . July 't - Au earthquake occuned nt I'uonma on lhc ltdb inst., wnien, uowerr, eiuist'n not iitiu- ..iinntir- mn tar sitt-d un the U'lh iut.. with Tli" III i'!r. f:rS" 1 W decompoble Ingredients beinglcss lhan rd 0VS a mi liou in tr.'a 'nrv, emit, ui uneiiiiiir.i aiii. il I" i other marbleif. there s no doubt It w 11 become The latest account4 from Valparaiso tin to , '1 JWnteXZ ' "" "' f P-'"""1 u,! ,Ue l'"Hl S,"1M-! the ltlh of J,:S" ami f.'nr"Lmtho 2JlLPT h. h. iZ. k.7. w...l.. T.,.l ..,,,. m 1.1,1 sl, aim ,cw 10m. irom wnien me wnoie eounirv , tnlt ,,c revolution in l'eiu eonlliiue.. and . de- , -; . , . , ( 7; takes is lone, w ll not lull lo lead llie example ci.TC haul,- u twm clcte,l 1,. k-lmichl. .hMl It., tut rM to.'",l( '"" P'""""' el 0f 'for lhe encouragement of native grnwlh and man- C" " " . 1 , , ,, . wiueniir mie ucn ; --... , ulacturo. roi irotilH ol stores, lor uoics, lor t ' , " , , , ., i, , ipeech, In tho ing bit of mr true Virginian, Mr. Chairman, cnrnei- the ConstUa tion in his pocket an m-me t'dka cairy a revolver alwayi ready to shoot it it Hie first p'.-rsori who crosses his path." A CuxTRtBT.--When tho declaration of war was made against lirrnt Britain w IbU, Ohio cat one vole in the nlnmn'ive; Virginia nineteen fourteen for. and tivc agaiitai the declaration. It Is juM forty -two yearaalnee thatevenl, and the representation of the two Slates is t-ever- edln this manner idno in eniy one, uginia v- enteen. ... fat th. t pi made It in. t ilhhtdd b"rer much lie mat bed to itale them (rankle If be had uljudawnl. uidhing more. lint I Pr W, n Ihentlirr .id ol tin inut ttltrt tt a l.-a all uf th f lre'l been ita t bin hut. , Im mil r ill llie Itimirr ilm" el Itiln .li nin It-', -I out and lhe roiinilatltr and llii.iiand- of tlatt n. ulitiv- in Mh. mi. I. wli r. tn I'.otri-t I'irli oil i-'nl-ti It- m ti t- Ti rn il. bul thai Kanta- inn the wile of- " It must be a novel sensation. I i-hould ining- me," Interrupted the Due d'l.nghien."fora()rr- feois to have anything to lie proud of ; but II may dimlnleb In omc degree your triumph Madame, to know thai, hod it In the leust degree depended on me, you would never have hud the Hnallest share In the digultics ol the house of Conde honors which have remained until now unsullied by a degrading alliance. ' eM ing couple. At length 1 wax cnlled again to visit thoeo Western region", and to pnn near Ihc residence of this unlorliinalo hmlhrr. Uu reaching the town, my disappointment was ration of tho estates of the Mareeli.il de Brese. (.'lenience's father ; heis most active in urging the prince's request.' 'Alt. is it indeed ant' taid Louis, much shocked, for his conduct to bis own mother had - treniu to learn that he had removed lo a distant been eirmplary. ' I lien may Heaven help the country. I anticipated mttitorluue ; out a.- the poor woman, if her own son turns against tier I1 : place designated w as not far from my intended 'Her life is almost that of a prisoner, already,' route, 1 resolved to go and see him- When I pursued! Tellier. ' If your majesty grants ' entered Iho town of where John wan Ihia vmiwillirri.atlTnblitmlhnPritirtMli'ConiU i wild to Mvtv I matin ii.n.ilr f,,r hi iln.dliiiir. " It Wan' not DIV fault." replied Clemenec. wlmm it ii ininnrtant U rilenv - and I bo more, i nnd was told It una I ho utosiiI huimt nn the li-ll mournfully ; my Inclinations were no more I change of place can make but little difference ! hand side of .ho rond. Being now so near, 1 r.oiisulted than yours, although I must own feel-' to Madame la Princrsie.' I hastened onward eagerlv, and presently n ulc A few sopniatricH of this sort sufficed for 1 frame mil Id ing, painted white, appeared. I Louis, who was seldom very eager where his 1 could not bHp nutting up a prayer, that my tre de cachet was signed and sealed, containing, 1 any house half as respectable ns ihls. I'pecia-1 rV,,hliatl' In th usual form, the greeting of lhc monarch . tion now liecame painfully Intense. What In A ''lirirE.si!'' I'un. to his well-beloved subject, Claire Clcmence do . mercy was l wot to sco A scrne like Ibal. or Maiile, and stating that, in liia eotideicctiding , wore, which ten yearn In-fore left such awful earn for nor neaitn, ue, considering a residence at i traces on ine memory, never to lie oiuiteraled Ih ry a ing pride in my connection with a family you nv rendered uounly illustrious. Ah, Monsieur, fcrglro my Involuntary crime ; fnr Ihe cake of my lillle Henri, caul mn not altogether from your hear). You will love him at least. "' she added hurriedly. " I havo no Intention, Madame, of neglecting my auu on account Ol his moihers delects. iiaveyou any further commands for mot noi, i am wearied, and will retire and w Kiu vw, me ullK0 ,t.,( ,nc apartment, to remain thrra until such tim as hit royal An interval Of teren veara eianeid ttoforc thfl nlreanrn ahnulrl ht further ititH knnwn t hue KtforA?!f' pilMe Wfl tre ftbout kotoh Th 1 on ,ho-uhj-3i" Ul,Iirona bava commenced the Due1 Theeutleof Obateauroui standi perched on still lalrM and most remarkable norelly of this kind I nbteri'li-lnnibd ritlr Inv-nlnl lit Col. Pur- nil titeene. and patenli-d by liim A iHBUlifnl model of this arm hai jut'liei u mflnnfnetiirt d by the MniiebuM-tls Arm Co.. at Chicopeo tall". llM pH-uliar exeolleni-lts enni-l in its siniplieltv in the safi-ly nl all Its moveable mi , from thf'aclioii or the imwder. In the Miperlailve I ease with which it can I cleaned, and, alcneall, In ils arrangnnent tor making aWolutely impos-, thf the i-'cape nf git" at the joint between the 1 barrel and llio Inwrh. This laller Is aceom-' pli-liid by a " w'll-ail,iu.ting Ihlinhlr," which; la fmvrd and held tiiHiii It Mat In Ihc breeeh piece by iho re-action of Hie explosion, so lhat mi-ifi 1 .Ti . ' . r.?i ii Thn T , . . ! New YosK-Tbe value of the real and per- nard primer, and can lie loaded and fired elemn i 8onal Pperty of lhe city of New York, as re- protection timt'H in a minute, the piece na oeen exnum-. inriini nj uie luw-wora aa a im.i inr irmiiiou etl at the armory In this rliy, and elicited much for the present year. la l2,U.l,i'il. This ia au praiwirnm me omcera.-.i'iirm , inerenac of $ IS.OrtO.Ottn over last year. Tho lax . for oily pnrpo!B, this year, la lo he 4.HU.2.Vt. ihelloatnn 1'ott is guilty Laal toii- It au at.9llfl.2ll. TUt mr Ulo fltr. hi un- mi niw ins iun-iiT : rumr neirnwn rnnini r-1 . i., i- fVnm iall at tl.rlnn.a hw l.irln. Intlxa wiih n ! ' " " run KiviH. The Chicago 7nftnit- of Friday -.'. lhe flr-t company of tmigranls. under tho paiionugeof (ho rmigtant b'oclcfr. passed through th.il city the day previous. They are all unmarried, and mostly mecbauica of Intelligence, energy, and means. One hundred and fifty mure of the same port arc at Rocbrcler, N. 1 tft ' Y , ready to tart as soon aa the cholera abates. Tin y know wtnil they ore about, and know the sort of opposition (hey hare reaon to expect. 64ifjn.. o et- id , ji a'd go fully prepared to meet all oppoKrs. Tbe i.K',!; .",',!.!:,' w-'"' "" "' nd th.t thi. .rt oi lions ol a Kpiauer niecung, or inieuli, or net- n KK M ,e ,,, fm , soual violence. We look for boisterous times, uVtny tl,d dllnpidation al a rapid rate, she but if 1bve men .re firm and united, Ihey will ' has cost the people, all toll, not less than a mil-no) la- di: tulla d. The flrat .tlempl will pri.l-; Hon of dollars, and for all the advantage she lias oi many .nil we pi.-s,ne uie opinion uas geu- msaKtim ca,H,alo- i liu. 1d compact a , .,' ., ,, v.,r.i, .an, uoiunivo ,i,, ui. v, .un "i . y Imi.Iii. wlilrh is a neeul arlv dense nualllv. and ...... t. Tl.n lllin,.:. r,,lln- lmH., alively deiuaiuhi that som-turn,; should l . , s .dmirabl, adapted lor building purWs, ', hnr ,!1,h 1,1, ,, nnndn-d naMeneeri fehc wa. built at 1'hlhi.Wphl., and n IW7 , chi , for MnK, pnrm, for .deep In the lluu-. yesterday Hon. was ready to receive her armament. Her r.tc dMjl Jr ,mJe o( , (, Verd An , ,,,, 0f Slis.l.Mppi made a sh.it .peeet IsliO guns, laurels capable o carrying NO. AraOTic marble Ispeculiarly adapted, andlam course of "hull he poked lb- lollowin lier lonnage iniut bo considerable over .1.01)0 I emMm, ,, fr ,i;on,,. City Ila.l In the 1-ark ' " ircinia ab-i, aclionis.; 1, .11.1 ner mn coinpieme i. o, unu,. ... j M , lt cou be used to adv.nlage, not onl-fur active service, w ould be a lea.t 1..IW. Four n,tnc , lho dl,,lrlb or ve year. aftci the reiiusy vanlavvM Hn l-h ed, ,,,, dMi . ,',, ,01 ,nik theNavy Uepartinent or.ler.-d her around to Nor- ha, m eMinw"p miWi,u wo. folk, she was supposed tube scarcely K.-wor-1 n comtt; AoM like to le t ,y .1 tbe tune. baling laiu in lue ueiawaro un- r ,,,,, M , tmnb,Ktnt ,) Amer- III ner timlx-rs n.ulI .;.ill. mi nora me ravages o, , j Vm) Anlj mitli,r) wh ,,iutrn time .nd worm.. M helliet she was rca It a ,.re I o( ,h, m(, Ml'cri,h ,a , , m,he vessel or not we .re unable to say: mt the brave , d , wi(h Whl,u ,crlMtc Bllh old t ommmlor. who wa. Invited o ake com- v h wlori,d mw fr , o( maiidof her.on (lie voyage down lhe Delaware. I ,l)c 0 ,rlrllJ building., Ihe Verd Antique and so alone to lhe t,...pml yard, the only one , MrCu ltll to Ihe lute ol every one h she ever made by the way declined Ihe pel lion. lh( nMt co,,0,e ,d or,mpnt,. KmT Amer-Mrvlce, and she was taken around by an offleer lc,n m ,M( d of wli,fctiou -U prid0 or lower rank, reaching her destin.t .m In safe t. (to kllolB0 lh ,ucw ,1T, , f or-the season belni; well ch.n. and tho wealh-, M ( , , h ,,,, rpr,l er Ik- ... favorable. 8he has been at the yard . .. -.. ..,. . ... .,,., na,.P j ever liuce. serving as a receiving ship wbeu , . ,ninotlltl(m of lxtM m,ri,i, .i,t.gelher im possible from Its price and uclf from Its Infe riorllv. itH-lal ll.palch tt. Hi.- New Y.nk ls.il- Time. WilitMiTi)',. Siindav. Jnlv 2'i. bly ;Ikiw the slat err btillie, lhal they have mis- 0 " " cm,n r-;' ,K" , T, r,My T !Tl 7ltt ,,0U",M,7 ''V n ' A . , , r. , bnve Iwen thrown inlo the a. Jin, torn. Adv. cv with the Bunlan C-ti it here, by vvhieh Rus sia and the I nlted Hlates muluallv bind tUt-in- ln taken Hi'- chararler of Iht-H- plonecfi of freedom. , Th r. it. thecla-snf penoiii In send la Kansas. et lnier.ir.l In h.int I,, wl.in " In. ro- daie h, jNdlm ihr i.,.U n'liaiv it-rt me tl tve artt r im . 1'niif.M, b) hmidreiUtptl tli,,.flr,,"v will o,,n iel drl.h-huuieoiititrjr. and would Tint hlii eit II i Id Mi- It-ipiUaii. hate alirad, lei-n in the Ti-riio.vv. ttili.l uut ill una In thr name, nf men wln-tn Iher eret a I--a ral.ln on enh air Tut Tr.:.t. - In reply to the Hauttr. the n to perfect neutrality in the present war. Hfiiun ami ctiiioren nave im nusiueMt mere ai . cotrrr n- omer unv. mm in;" uvi.uri .uu ( ix i,, uiidirciuoti to go Hill 1 or 1 ner, auu 10 con- nri'sinl. Htirl thun it no 1m tnkcli till thn riiirrtira 1 rn7"iirr are made, and the government Is ready to give i en lW uu ter an I O-itt. r 1 a late ti-rtilnrv. hiadyiiuniiihtlai ntb their l-ie anl a 1111c 10 111c inline 1 nvec wiimtirr cinnun niust 'rr' be protected, and vigilantly and constantly watched for at lca-t a year. Emigrant who deMre to run this rick, and who have no families to look afler. may do very well tn go on. now ; but other had much better w alt till there ts law aud an nrganlffed government there for their 71.11 rr nor any inner I'emocrauc paper mat , and cstab bh aa a iw nc na of nations aw we know of. ever maintained (hat tho wipport t(ie doctrine that freeshimake free goods.antl of lhc Nnbratka meaeure was a tct of Uemoc- Uj, tu( mopcrty of neutrals, unless contraband racy."' The Lnauim probably ' known of ; 0f tttri aii be respected, even wbeu on hoard lhc Wn-hiiigton r'ninn, uhich in a late lsi.ue, U1l rrieniv's vewl. Miys: The trralv will Iw sent to Ihe Senate, and be '7'jf .f6inan bill is a tnt ot Drmottattc 1 rntilivd Immediately. ttrfWnv- The majority have spoken, and In It will Iw seen that Uuwia has taken a long this country the majijriiy nuut be olt-yed. It I l(.,, (n ndvaiico of her neighbor. England aud Is not neeevary thai an administration should ynaC6. who have refused any perinanent recug-any what is. ur what Is not, a test ol faith; but tsitaoti of this doctrine bb a jind principle, sl-the will of the majority of the Democratic par- ( thmnrh thev have siiriiiiled their intention of rc- tv la nn luo imtciilial In innkintr nrlnrlnl a ...... .1.1., h. .Oupt-mi.M a. ,-u ...u .lurii.n eJ- An election Tor a nv-in'T or t'ongrew t".,t, and In eonsiUniing lhat principle an art-1 ,m, pniduie- war. Mr. Uarey certainly hai imt .III nlT It. Ihn k'.ii.. k. JI.I.1..I nM Ik., ' UU r (). It.,mn..ntli " , . . . ... T.. .. U- I .1.. o Thursday In August nest. It Is to All n vaciu.-1 Tho Kmiuirti must luok out how It forgets ; ivWt this last Is noi the least among'llie Ibu- Th ' - ,''F"1" 111 I'vmtK'rai'y, wuieu ro pui i rrj, r nBwou. FiHK in i- I.oi i,,. A lite broke out in at. Louis, on Wednesday nirht. on lho comer of second aud Locust itrevK whirii. beforej it was arrested (Wiri'Ved Ine buildings on LoruM ilrecl. and the hWkou tbe-niih ei.le of Locut. down to and including th ot, I.ouir H"Um, Ik-. ter knowmw the Indian n-ii H--1-I Tbi'lofi amounts tn $:to.ooo i iiHinn Oir Ilti vTh'Ns w mt t'ntLi - It ii uii'U'i jtood In Congreional riivli that Mr. Mtiikwciitbor, of Ohio, our now Mtnltr t" 4 'lull, g-ifoni with lntructiuus to form a new Ireuiv ith lhat (iov ertiment, which if s'nl tt h:.f nitimiiied it r il-lingnew In tlui iii. n v n'i'l .'ir-iinlb- u ib- com raerrial relalton- wlin-li it ivuni- in- e " ith ur flush. Stm. Mfh Mi tl We hnd the plea mu ol uu IU. of Ohio, cim-ul to HutMio He informs tie lhat un Bivn i tern he will lint Im mMu le State unlil some time dmii Iras'1.. I'tttnn. Avn- vraienlsy leit( the United ooiniiii, fall, cy caused by the death nt Mr. KMinortaSM. Lorofocoe are in trouble Iwn or Ibrec eandl-1 dales in Ihf) Held, and all determined to run. ! The bill reported bv Hr. Olds to Increase the 1 -. . fc in. " nviniiiiin'i im nn. i i ur t-wtif mman i" mini in iiiaiaiinir iiini iiiiiiii rnire in lnwinKi' uue m-rn im in tt wn.'..-, ui auger. Other prisoners were plaetM Intheeamo1 The Nations, Irilien ol linlinnH In l . n. i.kwik, of Hurrinort county, B. H.vmnki of 1 Nohdih l jut-t much opporod lo the Nobrvka I a deeiMv e vote in lho House oi Keprewiuauvsa I WU sb la Jti.lg Nvn, Will ll agree that the : " 'r ""'.i';, "T ' ' Vn ' ' ,h" n " elee.lnn ot Judgn Nor,,,,, Anil Iw considered an t(J JmP(1( tt wtt Ur, Olds was anil-Nehraaka triumph In Ohio? The answer Lne of (he four from Ohio, wan voted lor Ihe will test (ho honesty of the motive In making Kauaoa and Nebraska bill. ft it. Coat, this avowal. I They will do that same thing. Wf !' e?ith uf C1,a,PB"m'x ,WouM mTe "i" 1 c.ou,rt "n tff.U- A, M,rt'u, ,rn !n no,ro,Vl- i ,,m W ' I'miwrly repalnnl, and like- Canada West, have forwarded an address to the lhur, and 11. W. Ja.-khov. of Wood county. Ith a , lary than her present abode; commanding her I thought I discerned another while house in lhe w en etrapod by .he megrr angrr route. tnn rtf . . . .... ,,, mrtl - ., . . ... ,, ' to remain then until such time . hi. royal distance, among the trees-yei. ll Is so-with Both branrhes of the l'bilml.-lphia Conncii fc"!fn,Ii- J1" r 1,l,al , tM ' lnw1 .n thl fl b, M-llm- green blinds ; and as 1 went nearer, graveled , have Hied Mayor Conrad salary at ftl.tmo. ; rrri"-T IO In eu"m cwirii. oi Minawnn, nas mo course 10 mm- walks were seen, a handsome paling, and oina- Tli'n Is Independent of pcrquisilca, in tho shape I RiiMlana, or any other enemy of their " (.ireat f aelf, and It Is thought he will be able to heat alt mental trtca and shrubbery. Surely there is 1 of marriage fees, Ac. 1 Mother." That makes things all safe I Mrrr of bli opponents. So mote It be I The newly iipnninlnl nun. lei pU iit-oH-nliitr ,- m lo Chill, lion. David A. Matk u i'!u i , airive'l J lulheelly yeslerduy. H proc "1 : at o.ico to f his puM. Amriicnii Int' p-ns hi hi-s bunds will . no. want for a th'ti-iuli-r l'i-n. J C.iHlj. at Tvit. SrrtiMi. -Un Tot-'ni ) t)l,b? J slates that, owing to the tvut etitkc aiiMiig A prill if r", lour TOinia irtuntn nn- iron kuhic I I: uud Ihut t lii v Ir-itu ion In . Iviw on that join my items of (hi art with great ej erai seeiiona or inn eounirv, u nt' employment in piiuting rfn r-, ivtiTMit-'r-ieAirij fine wages. K ."The I're-Mont has m ule hm -vi 'th ih" Sulian of Bortieo. Tim naiw nf h lni;!im s j Omar All SnlfVddln Kim Mnrhottn Huli.m Mahomed Jamalil Aiam and l'nujiram AoakMan-rln. 'n