Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1849 : Weekly), 1857-10-21

              J0TOftL w VOLUME X.LVIL COLUMBUS, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1857. NUMBER BO QMjio State Journal. M rOBLUUID TRl-WKKKLY AND WKKRL DAILY WJ SOIIOULiHR b OO. W W. MCllOdLER, Editor - firm invariably In Advance, - Dailt - W OO per yar. " ' y the Carrier, par wek lStf eU. Txi-W-Ol-T per year. Wiwit S W Claim of ten ud over 1 50 TKKMS OV 4DVKKTHINQ BY THE fiQDARB. (to llM OB tmm MAtt A BQOABI.) 0Cr nare 1 year.. 118 00 ; one square wMki...M 10 On " 9 munth 12 00 ; on " Jwseks... S 00 On " months 10 00 ; on " lweek.... 160 One " 8 month! 8 00 ; on " Bdays 100 Ou " Smooth B 60; on " Sdavs.... 76 On " 1 month 4 60 ; on " 1 Uuertioa 60 Displayed advertlssnrtnta bell more than th aboTS fites. A.lTBrtijieiiiflnU. leaded end plaead Id tbt Miami of f Notice,'' double Ike ordinary rat. All notice required to ba publlntaed by law, leg) ritn. If ordered on the inside eioluetvely aft? the Srst weak. 60 per cent, more than the above rts ; but U nth will appear lu the Trt-Wekty without charge. Biialns:. Cr,rds, not eicaedlnf. Bn Hbm, per yer, la Side, 2, W) m line ; outatde 's. NotlcM of meeting, charitable BMiettH, lr ooape- Bier., Ac, half price. AilTtrtinenumt not aceornpanlwl with written dtreo- I'cine will be Inserted till forbid, andeharged eeoord- AnimwAfnt odwrtiummU stuff 6 Mid 1m admomct. Thii mi will out be varied from. Under th prtwent system, th adTtir pay M much for the npso he oconpl, the Changs being urmriroable with the aorapoeitloB only. Thii plan is now gnr 'Hy mli)fwd. MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 19. Republtsao Liberty Trkimpbant Id Manias. Tho telegraph brings us gi eat news from tbe oppreratd soil of Kansas. Tbe Hod of Republl eaalom has with one blow struck Border Ruffianism to the dust. Tut Territory bu given EIGHT THjPSAND REPUBLICAN MAJORITY. Wr have EI.KQTKD TUB CONQRSsIIONAL dbl- iqate. we bate eleotgd a republican ssmats. We bate blkctbb a Rxpobuou Bouse. WE HAVE QjRRIED TBE TERRITORY IT EIOBT THOUSAND MiJuRITT. BOTI, DO TOO HBAR THAT f Tbii it great new, it repayi tbe sons of freedom for the hardship tbey hire encountered. It abowi tbit truth end juitiee, liberty mr,A ! will nlwftv triumob if tbelr votarlei be Mi', over lalsHocd and erueltj, decpottam and rufflmiun. Kana-i will now come Into tbe Union with a Constitution illumined ftll over with tbe Brew of Liberty . BV Ibe Kintal orwi w rceclfcd br lb tlUtlUUBU IttUKOtl The Commerciil and Qttutu of thii moraing, tiWe accounti or tbe attempt to lynch Mr. Jamei Elliot, iu that city ou Hiturdaj Dignt, oecauae be road a disputed containing tbeglorlout oewa trom Kanw. It appeari that he bad received a dis.iatob, and being at tbe Congo meeting on Fifth street, be got upon a cart, and cried oat, "Newi Irom Kaasai by telegraph." Tbe crowd eaog oat, "Read It 1 read U t" Ht had only got ai lar "Farrotl elected. Eight thousand m.Jorlty," wheu there wu a cry ol "move him "Black Republican," "a- Abolitionist," 4o. Tue m-b made for blm, and ohaied him up Maiu itreet. He moceeded In dodging up an alley and arcaping, Bad tbe QoDgoce got bold of him, they would have Ivuobed blm. Tbl inoident ibowi bow intense the hatred of the Ohio Cod goes against free State men and Iroe State principle! iu Kauiaa. Shall such a party bare oontrol iu ObloT Ao awer Republicans at thft polls to-morrow flan Frauctaeo a Htpabllean Cliy. Tbe city at tbe gulden gate of California is Reoublicau to tbe cure. Tba Tote at th late eleotioo for Governor stood; Rtanlev. ReoublicaD. 0,637 Weller, Detnucrat -....4,431) R,wifl. K.N 360 Republicftn majority 1,107 La--t fall, (or President, tbe city stood ; Fremont 4,W J bucbauao M3U Fillmore Uakiug Uuohauau'f majority 41)9, and showing a Uemociotic h u and Republican gain of 516 voles. The State will soon, also, be Re- pitblloaq. Mr. hi ib n Kiuk, ouu ol tbe pioneer set-llereot AehtaliuU county, passed away Sept, 26th, at the good old aneol 67. He settled In Uuuueaut iu tbe year 100 flliy-ieD years ugo. trTbe Z'oi'i Herald says that the Ect. Dr Cummiugs ban concluded to acoept tbe Preel-deocyot tbe Wcsloyan University, at Middle lown, Ct. A Hory ie told, probably like so maoy other good stories, not a true oue, ol Cbarlee ll.t tbat be ouce proputed to the soieutilio men ot Lon-don tbe quoHiiuu, why a pail ot water with a lire ll-sb iu It dot! uut weigh any more than without tbe U-h, aud that alter tbey bad pua-iled tuemMilvm over it, aud Irameu a dosen tiitiorltts to acoouut lur so aiouular a pbeoouie nou, a sugxeaiioo oame from tbe royal black- f;uard, tbai It might tw well to ascertaiu tbe iiot belure tbey ouusurued any mure ol their valuable time iu accoutring tor A atateiDLUt was lately made iu some of the papers, thai tbe uuuibur ot persons ia Vermont who cauoot red aud write ia one to ulty-tbree. "Tbat is tbe Black Republioaa Banovr btate," buuts the Boston foat. "Yes. aud tbe people there do not go to church," adds the Journal of Uoiomttrce, d.mutlt ou autuority ai good aa thut ut the ongiual suteiueut, aud with pious tttul eihurle uuou tbe intimate connection be tweeu Black Republicauiem aud Atbelsm, and shows buw impoeaible it if lur a mau to gel into huavr u, uuWa be baa a negro sla?e to open the door lur biiu. Tbe Republican papers retort by sbowlug bow much muregeueral is education lu Verm uut tuau in the ie moo ratio htatt of Indiana, and go into long arumeuU to oonfute ibe Jourual oi (jouxueroe iu Ita poiltou, tbat there is no salvation out ol tbe pale ol nigger driv- lUBT. tjow II either party had examined the faot it would have saved ait ibie argument, all tbie denunciation ol ireedom, aud ail tnia vxaitatiou ol slavery. 1 tie uriglual proposition la uvt true. Tue proportion lu Vermont who cauoot read and write ie uot one to Ulty-tbree, but oue lu two buudred aud lorty, being a smaller number tbau lu any other btate eioept in siawaobusatu, where It ia oue to two buudred aud Hi ly -live ; In Mew Yoik it ii oue in tony; ia Virginia, the mother ut States, aud at present, in rather literal tense tbe mother ot slavery, it ie mute tbau one iu Ave; tue eiaot pioportion la oue la fuur and eu til-lent tie. Tba lolly win a uble, fiom tbe otusue ol lboO, shows tbe education, so lar as tbe ability to rud aud write, of tbe native and foreign boru pupulaUon in tbt Hew Luulaud Sutea aud in New York and Virginia. ibe large proportion of forelgu population In huode tsianu maaeea mora uuiavoraoia avec age lor yt NATIVE BORN POPULATION. Mo. onrwy'r Fiowr Ho. ovar 91 y'rs who Mn't r4 tlen to of ag. and! Tba Utah Expedition. We have accounts trom tbe rear detachment of tbe expedition to Utah. They were In camp at Blue River for the night, one hundred and thirty-tour miles from Fort Leavenworth. Up to tbat point tbe march had been very pleasant the weather being very fine and the road x-oelleot. Tbe military furoe was under tbeooui maud of that veteran officer, Col. Cooke, and numbered about lour buudred privates, mouDt-ed, and eighty wagons. Tbe Governor aud suite have six wagons and three carriages. It was expectea mat all me gentlemen composing tbe civil government of Utah, would go out i with tbii escort, but only Gov. Cummiug and ! Secretary Uartnett were with it. Judge Aikere ' and the Post muter at Salt Lake Cay bad gone aneau, ana it is learea mat me otuere will not be able to reach tbe Territory before the com log winter. oetiiemeDis, our ooi respondent save, are springing up on this route, bat tbe improve ments ate not very substantial, Deing only, as a general tbiog, fa' by 9 sb unties or sod but, Tbe soil is goo I, but tbe crops are indifferent, me utan Kxpeaitiou ii like v to cost tbe government a pretty peony, but it will be money well ipeut. . Tbe mules, it Ie estimated. coat $200 each, and tbe horses $180. Tbe corn stores at Blue Uiver oust $3.10 per bushel, and the Iran sport a Uou to Fort Kearney aud Fort Laramie will increase in tbe same proportion. uoi. oumuer aua a part oi uia command ar Ived at tort Leavenworth, about the middle ol last week.-St. Lvuti Ktpubticnn, 1th. Johuua R. GiooiNQt). Uerritt Smith gives an account, in Frederick Douglas' paper, ol a day apem at the home ol Joebua K. Giddings : "1 found bim llviuu just aa be ahould live. A Democrat iu hi education aol theories, be Is a Democrat iu all hie intercourse witb bis neigh- oors, aua in an uis uomeatio arrangement, ho resides in a small, two story white bouse, ou six acres of laud, wbicb ba pirubased trom Frauds Granger, of (Janaodaigua, more tbau thirty years ago, for thirty-two dollars, and tbe lorest wdicd nis owo nara nauae Del pea to lemove. Uis two eldest sons are marrivd, and live near bim. Uis otber sou aua bis two daugbtere are a part ol bis owo family. Mo iuiuxtoatlng liquors are drank by biinceit, wile, or ouildreu. ills uaugulers, Willi toe all or tbi-ir excellent mother, perlormed tbe bouse work. Every thing is ueat aud comlortable, INoibiog is ex peuaive or tbowy. "Tbe slate ol Mr. Giddings health bus awak ened solicitude iu teus of tbounands; but I nev er saw bim iu a healthier Condition of body, Oram, or moral anectiuo. 1 trust in at nis Heavenly Father will permit bim to labor many years mure on tbe eartu ia the cause ol Ireedom aua oi rigbteousaea. Mr. Utddiugs will be bi years old uext Ooto er." FlLLIKDaTKRUiO UOVltMKMa AT THE tiOUTB. Tbe fcffjrU ol General Walker aud bis officers to drum up uew reciuiie in tbe South lor bilious tering enterprises. Bboears to bavebeen attend ed witb some degree i feucoess. The Vlckburg papers aoouuuce me aepaiture oi u or zu All- siisippiaus, piiuclpally Irtm Jackson, foi New unaus, wuere tuey inteuueu to uuiw ibeir loituuee witb tbat ol Walker, to aid bim, aa the Itw Avuihtrn expresses it. ' in makiott oue more ttfort lur the reguueratiou of Mcaxaaua." ine sau Autonio Htrmia alto announces mat a regiment ol Texan Kaogers u organising lor a similar purpose, under tue command ot col. Jobn P, Waters, eecoudi d by Capt, Henry and Ool.Crawlord. Ibis rvgiment will concentrate at Galveston, and embark trom tbat port lor such dtstiua-lion as Gen. Walker may direct. Those are tbe llrst Installments of tbe itew loroe, whose enroll-mwnt has been publicly announced. From this information aud from bints thrown out from time to time iu journals who sympathise witb toe movemeut again si Nicaragua, we are lea to believe that tbe work ot recruiting for a Dew filibustering expedition W going forward, ao-lively but quietly, tbrouguout tbe doutberu dtates. Tiie indications are tuipicious, to say the least . TUESDAY EVENING OCT. 18. Utiut New Uampibli.. lUaiauiiutviU. Uoobmuqvu , N.w Y..ik,,,, Vlrgtuia,.,.,. Veruioui J76.07T I7I.9W6 6T6.4U8 AV.4M .. 1,30,1, 'J ... Ut 176 ... U),6W t.lli 1,101 1,141 i,m K.BTQ B7,5d popuUt'o. UOT IB INI 3M 69 143 FOREIGN BURN POPULATION. 6.7 HI 1.4 Uame 4,H 44 NawU'mpihlr.. S,6e k,04 lUaehu.tii... 9B.414 34, 44 Rtuw leiand... . 14 S41 3,BB CjuutcUottl,.... 'J8.110 4,011 New Yuis swa.ant u,m Vlrgiula 1,7U1 1,187 Veruiuat HO,U 6,4H These tables include the fret coered population. This would make some difference to Vir giuia; but II we deduut tuam we shall bud that, ol tue NavivB bohh white population Id Virgin la, over twtntf vear of -, onb in riVE amp on a tkntu (,6.i oauuot reaU aud write. Tbe luretgu population in Virginia U tar more eduuated tbau tbe natlv . Tbe oati wbite population ot Vugmla baa about Urn same orouottion ul iuiiuraiit oersone aa tba lor elgu population of New Kuglaad. rro. iiw Borrlblc Tragcdy-auieufa uf Ban. aMtnard i. huewleoUt mi irvy From th Tioy Badgat, Uet. 6.j A tragedy occurred lo ibis city early this morniug, wbiob Irom tbe lingular circumstances attending It, has eaueed luteuse exoitemeni amoug our citieena. Rumors were rile at an early hour this morn-log, of tba death by violeuce ol t-ie Uou. Rich ard J, Kuowisuu, of Saudlake, la tbe Tunnel, between Congress aud Ferry et reels, aud uuder such peculiar oiroumatauoes, aa to create asiun- isomeut auu ourror io toe miuae oi an wno kuew tbe deceased, tie bu lor many years pa neeu a promiotmt aua nigaiy respecteu resident ot this cuunty oue always bouoreu and respected mau ut large views, honorable and upright iu all bis dealiugs ol regular ban tu ana exemplary onarao'er uaviug extensive business relations, and occupy iug a proiuiueut posiiiuu in m lety. Ai eignt o'clock we repaired lo tbe Union Hailroad depot, where the body ol Mr. Knowl sou had been couveyed tor tbe purpose ot bold-iuu an luuuen! ou tbe remame All mirts ol ru mors weie rite lu regaid to bis deaiu, wnicn waa attributed geueraily to aulcidu, but by some to tout piy. Au luveftlgatiou served speedily to di situate many ol tbeae base less ru mora, aua baa goue lur toward eaiauiiimiug tue tact tbat Mr. Kuuwieou's death was tne leeuli ol accident, re her tbau a dusigu ou bis part to aeatr.jy nis we. l be I acts ol sir. Koowlsou'i death are brietly these: Last night ba stayed at tbu boue o Jobn Kerr, iLtq., with whom he bad uueiuew relations, lie got up at about tour o clock tins morning, and leaving tue buu(, pruoevded to tbe railroad track, ani Irom tbeuce luliowed tbe track up to tue Congress aireet luuuei, where tne jariy morning train ol tbe Hudson River Railroad was backiug up lo tbe depot. When in tbe tuuuel, tbe care being about uiteeu or twenty leet trom bim, be lacing tue oars, wbiob were apptuaobiug at the rate of tevtn miles an hour, be tell, or threw bimtell dowu, aud tbe whole train passed over bim, killing bim tuBiuuily, aud mutilating bis body lo a bortid mauuer. Uis overcoat, hat and neck stock were found oareiully laid together, at ibe side of tbe track, ibis Uot, together with a gash iu tbe ueck, and tba lartber laol lhat ha was considerably de pressed yesterday, ou accouut ol tbe tiuaucial diOLultiee ol Jouu Keir & Co., ot wblcb Uru bis sou, James a,, was a uiembur, gave tbe Impression tbat tbe sol was oue ol sell dealt uotion aud oast a gloom wbicb has rarely been equal- ea, upon our city. buuetquent investigation makes it proba-Ie that Mr. tUowleou'e death waa tne result ol ao-oideut. lie bad informed Mr. Kerr tbat be waa aolug to AL any ibis unruiux. aud that be would rtturn at 10 o'olook. 1 1 ie inerefure sup posed tbat be was proceeding towards ti.o u- lut lor the purpose ol takiutt tbe 4 lludsuu luver naiiioau train to Albany, ana mat, nav tug reached ibe tuuuel, h bad laid dowu his overcoat, bat aud stock, lor ine put pose ol at teudtug to a call ol nature, when be beard me train approaoblug. The yell ot ibe man in charge of the train, and tue ttaaa of tba lauteru, probacy Qootuaea bim. Ibe train waa within twenty leel ol bim, when be probably lell, perhaps being tripped up by the ties ot tbe rail. The gaau ou ibe siue of his neck was not caused by a sharp io strament, but by tbe wbeeis at the oars, by the cow catcher, or by aometumg else atuobud to the oar. The body been uomaiksui injuries UiDioied in auv outer way eioept truui tba train passing over u. There was uu iusuumeut found uear bim or upon bim by wbiob be could I nave tunioted wounds upon uimseii oi tucn a serious obaraoter. Uia purse, pocket kolle, pocket book, a check, money, ate, were found upon bis persuu. Deceased bad been a prumioeut leader ol the Whig party having beau, wa believe, a member ut the Legislature, and now buljing the office ol Loan CuinmiBak.uer, lie leaves a wile aud sons aud daugbleis, upon whom tbis terrible calamity will i all wiut crushing weight. The Vacant Jubuanuir. Tbe Washington Correspondent ot tbe Richmond nymrer says: I have tod re sou to belkove tbat It has been determiued by President buuhanau to piaoe Mr. Touoey ou ibe auprerae Beuch, ud oall a uew oi an to tba head ol tue Navy Deparimeut, 1 will even go lurther, and v suture to aeseit that Uharles Audersou, ol Oiuolunail, baa been writ ten to ou tbe subject by parties lo powei ; bat i do nut Kuow thai he has beeu teuderva ine poeitloa, ttest assuied tbat a change In tue tiabiuet is ooutemplated. Distrkssimh Acuidk.ht. Ou Saluda) alter uoon laet, a sua ol Aiajor Ulram Tenney, Sberifi j Licking eouuiy, oame to nis oeato iu au uu timely and accident! nuuuer. be was at play, wtib a brother older, iu bu lather's ela -le, oeai aud aiouud a bor-e. By tome means ur other, tbe horse waa provoked to kick bim, striking Him iu sue temple, aud cau iug almost Iubibai daatb. Ibe lad was abut ten jsara old. Acts'- Tbe BcnffsJ Butloy. A recent lengthy and elaborate paper in Blackwood's Magazine develops some topics lo connection with this subject, whioh are worthy of a pawing allusion. Tbe writer is thoroughly informed on this subject, and expresses himself witb great moderation and prudence. HadismUses summarily tbe theory that the mutiny in India Is in any respect a national revolt In fact, therejs no nationality in India, and the word national in the peninsula is "a mockery, a delusion, aud a snare." The Hin dus themselves are composed of some twenty native populations, which differ as much from each other in custom, laoguage and religionist tbe reveral nations of Europe, These popu- lions have never formed a nation, nor e confederacy; each village or comwunitytilft a mnoloipal government of Its own, and, its relation to the supreme government is ooly tributary. Tbie relation is kept up only aud exclusively by m Hilary power. So it ia not a national insurrection wbicb threatens the sovereignty ol England in Britalo, but tba defection of tbat organization upon which tba poasecsioo of tbe country is dependent. The Bengal Native Army, so lately the right arm of British power in ludia, ia exactly one hundred years old. The Brat battalion of Ben gal Sepoys wu raised aud officered by Olive in 1767. It was then a rude organic ttloo, but at tbe opening of tbe present year had risen to be a maxniAoent military force, containing 11 regiments of lght oavalry, and 74 of regular Infantry, with four troops ol hoise artillery and 2 battalions, of six companies each, of foot artillery. Augmented by irregular troops to tbe extent of 23 regiments ol oavalry, 7 battalions of Sikh infantry, and upwards of twenty otber corps, it was further supported by tbe con tin gents of various native Statsa, disciplined and commanded by officers from tbe regular regi ments. It now appears tbat no more than nineteen ot tbe regular native Infantry, and six of light cavalry, remain under arms in tbe Bengal army, and of these the Friend of India understood that not mora than six or seven oan be tbor oughly depended on. in lookiug to the causes whioh have led to the revolt or this splendid and well disciplined lores, the writer io Blackwood dismisses at the outset all idea ol Russian instigation, nor doee be attribute It to a premeditated conspiracy among the princes and people of ludla. Although dlsafleoiloo previously existed through a largo portion of tbe army, be aas.rts the real occasion of tbe revolt to be the greased cartridge grievance. So long ago as 17bfi, the moat formidable grouud ot discontent in tbe native army as It ia now wa tbe suspicion ol encroaenment on tbe native eattt, Jo 1782, iur r glments were broken lor mutiny, originating In a mistaken tu plcloo that thry were to be sent to jea, which, though in Itself no violation ot caste, entails so many difficulties in the observance of the prescribed diet aud ablutions, as lo be readily regarded in tbat light. In reference lo the g teased cartridge bustuesa, it Is positively asserted by the government that not a single one has been iasued to any native noldiuri irom Qrst to last. Tbe following is a brief reword of the occur rence whioh bas dispersed the Bengal army like a summer cloud: 1 In January last, a olaaaie or workman, at taohed to tbe utagaziue at Dum Duo (tbe artillery station near Calcutta), being leiuMid a draught ol water by a sepoy ol tbe ii Native lulautry, on tbe ground ol caale, replied: "iou wilt soon loss your caste, aa you win nave to bile cartri -gee coveied witb tbe fatol pigs and cows. At ibis p;aoe, also, ihuie la a depot ol mus ketry, where the native soldiers are Instructed in tue use of the Kutleld ntle. Toe ortndge lor tbii weapou is made ol a thinner, tougher paper tbau ibe old oue, and require to be greased ou tbe ball. 'Ibe auuvu remark having reach ed tbe ears ol tbe commaudaut, be iuqmttd aud louud tba new cartridge waa regaided witb geueraTtuapiuiou. Tue native cutumiesioued officers stated, but lu a miuuer perftctly respectful, tnat the mixture ueed in greasing tbe ball was open lo objeoiious, aua suggested the dee ol wax and oil. iiiey were assured tbat the gieuae was composed ul uiuiiun lat aud wax but tbey replied that a report to the Contrary bad spread throughout liidia, aud tbat it they touched it, their irit-uds would not believe tba explanation, aud would uot oal witb them. The matter waa immediately reported to uoveru- ini.nl, Geueral Hear, y remarkiug, that "though totally groundless, ti would be most difficult io eradicate ibe impression Irom the minds ol the uauve soldiers, who are always ruspiClously dispoed when auy change ot this soil, ailed lug themselves, ie introduced. Orders Wtre promptly Issued to allow tbe Sepoys to obtaio tbe iugredlents irom the Baaaar, aud grease tbe bullet themselves. But the report, actively circulated by emiana ries from Calcutta, loon spread far aod wide through the Indian empire, notwithstanding the proclamations of tbe officers, aod their disclaim ers o. any intention to Interfere with tbe cus toms and caste ol tbe country. Tbe objection to grease on tbe ball having been summarily got rid of, it waa transferred to the paper, wbicb was said to have the unclean mixture spread upon It. Every effort to explain the tro th was uselew : "Such was the anxiety, indeed, to remove all grouud of complaint, tbat a suggestion ol Major Bontein to tear off tbe end ol tbe cartridge with tbe hand, instead ot bitiug it. waa promptly sanotioued, aud ordered to be introduced Into tbe plalooo ex-roise of tbe native troops." Tbe regiments which reluaed to receive tbe cartridges were disbanded, and otherwise severely punched, measures wbLb served only to exasperate the already embittered feelings of tbt native troops. On the lOin of May, tba slumbering mine wai exploded at Meerut; tbe European resident! were attacked and slaughtered under circumstances ol great barbarity, while ihi ee regiments, without leaders or guides, made good their march to Delhi, a distance ot lorty miks, aud almoai without opposition, seised tba native oipital of the oountry. Such, in brief, Is a aucolool account of tbe leading oause wbicb baa led to the great Bengal Mutiny. Smali, Debts The piecent evil, says tbe Providence JournQt, Ie tbe want of coulldeuoe in those wio are entitled to oonildeoce. Panic is governed by no laws ; It sweeps through tbe system like a whirlwind; no one oan tell whence it cometb or wbiiber it guetb, aud its track Is marked only by tbe devastation tbat It leaves behind It. But an unfounded panic, or a paulo that Is unreasonably exaggerated, always strikes with the greatest force upon tboee who are least informed, aud least capable ol taking comprehenelve view ol the oauses, and of looking through the cloude of tbe present into tbe light of tbe future. Th ntgttet of utamlt blU is one ol the must prolific causes of this kind ol panic, and always Increases and extends It. Meu are apt to Kay Ibat lb y need all their mouey to pay their botes, aud that tbey oau upare nothing to pay their small bills. Now, iudupeudeut of tbe inlustioe of tbis, it 1h the Wirt poeilbie policy. Individual aud public Tbe mau who pays bis small bills punctually aud cheerfully, inspires confidence iu bis owo standing, and adds materially to tbe general relief. A bill of ten or twenty dollars promptly paid, may be the means of settling ten times ibut amouut lu tbe course of a day Tbere ire traders whom wboie receipts are io small bills, end wi o are driven to tbe banks if these bills are uot paid, and who oome upon tbe bank witb olaiuie tbat cannot be leeiated, and io competition witb the larger class ol customers, who unwisely withhold the supplies bo email in them selves, but so large In tbe agrpgaie. We hope our citizens gent rally will think ol this truth, so obvious, but not alwas regarded, tbat the prompt payment ot inall debts is one of tbe readiest and cheapest means ot relief that, can be applied. The Utile debts must be paid, at Buioe time, or other, and the present incouvenieuce oi prompt paymeot wilt be greitly overbalanced, not only in the general good, but in tbe confidence which It will secure lo tbe in dividual piyer. Foreign Personal. m isi Florence Nightin gale Is now at Malveiu, under hydropathic treat ment. A new oera by Balfe, was to be represented at tbe meeeting ol the French and Rusiiau Km perors. An American actor uauied Roberts, had made bts debut at Drury Lane as Sir Giles Overreach. lie was successful A curiou-i documeul bas just beeu discovered In tbe library ol Weimar, namely, a diploma ol citiaeuabip conferred by the French Republic oo the poet Schill-r. The decree Is dated lo ibe year I, (.lOib Oct., 17fe) and Is signed by Roland and Dan ton. Tho ninth volume ol Louis Blano'a Hlatcry of tbe Freucb Revolution is out; It oovars the most stirring time ot tbe Revolution, begluolng with ao essay ou tbe Constitution ot '93, and olosiog in the full reign of I error. At one ol the Paris theaters they are prepar ing a piece in which the songs of Beranger are to be personified by actor1, ottering their several parts in couplets from bis writing'. Tba piiooipul character is represented by Mile. De jaaet, a charming old lady, who, at the age of sixty, now nightly acts, at the Varieties, with an astonishing hypocrisy of youth, and blgb an imal spirits CouQ.eikal fmm BiceUoo. Returns from 101 towns stand as follows, com pared witb last year : Republican towns., Democratic towns,, Divld.d li67. fig 40 3 lent 66 tt Paper Money in mis anb otusb Countries. In comparing the paper mouey ol this country with ibat of Great Britalo, wa hod a total In the Uoltad Statu of $186,000,000 bank notes, resting on basis of tUV.OOO.OOO, (of which $68,000,000 Is in speole, $iV,000,OUO In public stocks, aod $22,000,000 ia gold In tbe Sub-Treas ury.) Iu Ursat Britain tbera an $184,000,000 of bank notes, resting on a basis of $144,000,-000, (of wbiob $72,000,000 la In hpide, aod $72,000,000 In public stock-.) 4-tt.Mr. Sioolair, t ie oi.ee celebrated Vocalist, died in Loudon a suort time since, in the 76th year oi bis age. Ue was tba Uuest tenor singer of bis lime, ue was ina lato r oi atrr. nuwiu Forrest. Pat or the Olbeot. Bishop Poller of New fork, bas haued a Pastoral Addrts, oalllng upon tue wealthy parte ol his Diocese to be mora liberal and prompt in their payments ol ibe salaries ol lbs clergy. Ue tblnas lbs waal tby parishioners ought to help the weaker ones. Tbe BarUcrcr of Beebr, Monroe, Grain Co., Wis , October otb, 1867. idttw vf At (Mo Stmt Journal As muoh has beau said lu Ohio papers, as well as those ot other Htatee, io relatiou to William Morgan, batter known, perhaps, as the murderer of Cyrus Bet be, of Columbus allow me to add a tew words respecting the same In dividual, lie bas been known here as William Garringtoo, or Nebraska Bill. lie came to tbis place in May or June laet, in company with Samuel Jacksoo, who bad formerly lived in this vicinity, aud with whom he became acquainted in the pineries of Ibis State, lor the purpose- according to their admissions here of robbing a Jeweler's ahup in tbis village. They prepared a set ot k-ys, entered tbe shop, aud fonnd jeweliy, Ac, in the show case ; but suppo-dng a large amouut of money io be deposited in the sate ot tbe ettabllBhrnent, they commenced fit ting a key to tbat, determined to mike as much as possible by tbe operation. Not being able to aojomplish the wotk the first night, tbey lell to return at another time. Tbe owner of tbe shop, from certaf n indications. believed It bad been entered, aud determined to watch Ibe place on ibe uext uigbt, aod therefore concealed bimself near by. tome time in tbe ulght they again weut to tne door, wblcb tbey opened, aU'i tbeu retired to a distance, to see ll iho uoise iney uao maaw naa created any alaim. Tbe jeweler, supposing tbat some one had entered, rushed to tbe d jor, when the burglars lied. Subsequcuiiy, their keys aud tome watch spring taws were louud, wbeu ibey mau ulactuied auoibr set, wbiob Is now in the bauds ol the Sheriff uf this County. With ibest tbey mado auotber attempt, but were discovered by a person trom au opeu wiudow near tbe place. When ibey saw ibe bead ol lb t peison projecting Irom tbe window, oue ol tbe parlies tired at it, the bullet lodgiog In tba ooruioe above the other suapped a pistol, but u missed Are. Tbe same par les robbed a larmer living about two units irom town, of some twelve or tllieen hundred dollar. Entering hie bouse In the outbt time, wbeu the lamily were asleep; i hey removed a truna, iu wbicb tbe muney was deposited, ii oio uuoer tue oea wuere the mau aud bis wile lay, carried ii out to tbe baro, broke it open and rifled It of ite oonlents. Tbey alierwarda, while lu jail, said tbat bclore start-iuff on tbai expedition, they loaded their pistols. who tue ueiurmiuatiuu to get tne oia mau s money at any coat. The day alter tbe robbery, they were arrest ed; but tbe evidenoe against them at tbat time being insufficient lo cum mi t them, ibey were discharged. Subsequently the seivioes ol a detective was procured, wno wou their oontl- deooe, and to whom Bill made a lull statement ol the ronbery, wbeu they were agaiu anesUd aud committed to jail. Bill ooniesaed to tbe detective tbat be murdered ao offiour in Clum- bun the laoia were ascertained, aod he was afterwards taken tbere. three lud laments agaiust each ot tbe parties were returned by tue uraua -jury oi mis county, at ue ia uru ot our Circuit Court, bam waa brought iuto Court, plead guilty, and was eeuteuoed to nine years iu our btate prisou, and ten days in each year to solitary oonuneuwot; but be aiterwards broke jiiiaud esOAa. none iney were ai large here, their occupation seemed to be gam DllUtf. Bill bas led a tile ol crime tor llfleen years. According to bis own sta ements, be served a two years apprenticeship wno a aaniiui new York burglar; aud baa now two hundred pounds ol sloleu silver plate suukio usmieUaual. Re is auapeoted of otnur murders thn tbat uf Bevbe. lu 184H be wa In St. LjuIs, Mo., al lbs lime ol tbe steamboat conflagration at that place, aud was beard to say, by a man who waa a baud ou the W ar Kagle, mat il be bad not bad satisfaction, be would have burned ibe whole lid d d city, tlo weut there by ihe oame ol "slippery Bill." Ho lost a portion ot his tain class ol mm to exalt tbe wretch into a be ro, who has deliberately taken Ibe life of a bu man being, lie Is v tailed lu his prison by those who re seeking lor Hi ma to fill the columns ol sundry and divers newspapers, aud represented aa a "daring, reckless, jovial sort ol a fellow," aud "not tbe worst mau in tbe world," young aud "good-looking," whilst scarcely an allusion Is made to the aggravated character of bis crimes. Such a course is calculated to and does beget In some a kind of morbid sympathy in favor of tbe criminal. It Is genet ally supposed tbat the sympathy of the wile ol the jailor here opened tbe doors ot our jail tor tbe escape of Samuel Jackson. I would oerlainlv do bo in justice to any one, but 1 oan see oo reason wby a robber aud murderer should not be called such nor why bis crimes should not be por .rctyeu iu meir uiusi aggravates coaiacter. Yours truly, MONROE. Correspondent of Uie Ho. Republican. belnil or Knnaais Klectlou News -ll ow the Free Ntnte Boys took them where they could Iiold Them. Leavenworth Citt, K. T., Oct. 6. Editor Missouri Retiibliuam: Tba el-niln yesterday at tbis place, aud as far as I cau learn in ue country, pawed off quietly, fudeud, it was tbe most quiet electiou 1 ever saw. 1 here was a oomp-toy of U. 8. troops in tbe vicinity of town. They did not make tbelr aotwaraiin- ut or lu eight of tbe polls, But ibe Uiyor bad a uutch police around tbe polls, lor ihe MttwbU purpose of presort n order, but they aided more lo getilng tbelr "Freo State" brethren to tbe polls tban any tbiog else, At the door where the votes were reoeived. a barriedrf tea ed in IronL But one man at a time could get mi i'n uuui, iuu plow Ul VUUUg. A lOUg line was formed, and each man advanced a tbe front men voted, takiutr it biura --a. or Republican tarty not Dti$tttion t thi and, rensffus'tffy, gaoe th targeet number f Correspondence of tbe Me. Ormocitt. Lawrence, Oct 6 A M. Yesterday was the first day ot Ibe election Aocordiug to the bogus laws, tbe polls can be kept opeu two, or even tbiee days, II the judges see fit. Tbis provision uf ibe laws will be tuk en advantage of in many localities. The polls are to oe opeuea again to-day to Lawrence.- When tbey were closed last evening, 61b votes bad been oast. Of these ooly ti were pro slave ry. At Leoomptoo, ihe Free State men oame lu early iu large numbers. Tbey weal immediately to tbe polls, and tbe iudiiesapuuiuted un der bogus rule not being there, tbey eleoted mi ui tueir own uumoer juoges oi election. Two ot these were out-and-out Abolitioulss, and the other a very good tree Staleuian.--Three hundred Free Stale votes were cast, and about one hundred pro slavery. Tbe polls will oe opened agaiu today at Lecumptou. At Lexiutfton. a nreolnot on the Sbawuwi 3d pro-slavery and 24 Free Sta a voles were cast. At lbs preoiuot nearest West por I, tbe polls uau just ueeu opeuea woeu ine express oame through, Tbe Free State men were present lo large numbers, and weie challenging Missouri votes, a strong lores of pro slaverv men waa mustering agaiusi mem. a dimculty wasanticipated. n win be noticed tbat Jobuan uuuuiv wives iicbvj ivuiwrauo majority, ina readers ol tbe following paragraph, from the Missouri utmoetaf, will not wouder al il: Ibe Democracy in Johnson ooun'y have made arrangement admirably suited to their our do- ow. lu.euuuuiy naa ueeu ui?iaed Into eight precincts. For a county so tbialv settled, tnia is a most uuusual number. Tbe most populous uoumy iu tue territory naa only lour. These eight precinct a l lie witbiu a lew miles of tho Missouri border, fcacb preoiootbas three mdues ol electiou. Tbe judgea ol electioa at oue preoiuot all reside io Missouri. One or two ol th judges at several otber precincts are also Mia aouriaus. It oauuot be supposed that these judges will prevent their brother Miieourlans irutu voting, it is expected tbat at least twelve buudred voles will be polled iu ibe township ol uiiiie aaoia tt. mis town lies ju-t witbiu tbe Missouri border. A tew bouses have, however, beeu built oo the Kansas side ol lbs line, and polls bave been opened. It is Irom places like mis i lb; toe national Ueniocrata will receive their large majorities. Who will wouder il tbev euoceedv WRDNKNIIAY KVKNINfl, OrT. 14 UuieapondsBC of th Obarlselua HviOui f, ihe Uluesa of t'ol. U en ton. Waruieuton, Oct. 6, lB67. Mr. Beuluu la generally believed to be convalescent, but una is an eiror. A severe oarox- ysm is over; bis physicians bave pronounced him better, and bis lamily are cheered; but he knows that he holds but a slender lease ol life, aud be has lriends who divine this conviction, though be does not express il. There is a deep and painful ttiaeaae wiihin too cavity of tbe ab-domeu, wmob does not always excite the viscera to moroia action, nut is always impairing bis energy, and teudiog to tbe ultimate result, lie baa uut, iu tbe present interval ol comparative lepose, regained bia flees, bis strength, or natural buoyancy, aud will aol. A day or two ago, Mr. Cass inquired of au old and mntuil luend bow Mr. Beoiuu was. The reply was uot eucouraglug : "We men ol seventy aud more," said Mr. Cats, "do not recuperate well when once prostrated." "No," aaia nis irieud, "We do not. uave you not seen Mr. Beutout" "i have uot yet seen him," he said. "Then," rejoined the otuer, "1 would not de er It long." Mr. Cass glanced quickly at bis irieuu, auj read ihe import 01 tbu remark as It related to Mr. Beuiou, and then was sileut lor a time 1 might say was s ul. Tbe toils ol the btute Department press to heavily upon hm. aud his appearat.ee at limes betrays tbe fact. A secretary oi state, however, Oaunot labor witb olbur eyes, and tare, aud braio, than bia owu; ana lew meu in such a positiou are wuliug to loitgo tne aouompitsumeoi oi toe ohensned plans aud purposes ol years, at tbe very niomeut when tbe opportunity bas been acquired to ouiupaselbem. Besides, il is glorluua lo uie in bigb (keitioo.ai d iu tbe discbarge ot honorable duiy. ivlul ftblpwreek TJep satco by Ibe Sbarbi. An extraordinary case ol double shipwreck is reported in tbe St. Christopher, (West ludia) papers. The Rosabella lell Dominica early iu uay lor toe apauisu Main, uu me nigni ol tbe 14 ih May, a storm suddeuly brewed up, a heavy sea struck the vessel, and she became a total wreck. Womiug was saved but a truuk of money, and with this the captain aud supercargo got ashore, i nev men purchased a oeruo ol augar, aud (.bartered the bather, of Curocoa. Alter em harking ibe aecoud time, a fearful tor uado sli uck tbe schooner, aod she instantaneously went down. Twenty -one persons were washed oil, aud wito great dimculty avoided the vortex oi ine eiuaiug vecaei. in beat lortu nately got adriti, but the plug was out I Fur three hours tbey madly snuggled to stop tbe hole, aud at laet it was done. Uut, meau while, the sheiks bad taken off eeveral ol tbe miserable meo, and only lb It teen succeeded in getting into tbe butt. Tbey nicked up the oars. It was quite dark, and wbeu mora iug oame they saw uo land iu auy direOtlou. For lour days aod uiree uignts, uie wretcnea men, without a mor sel ol loud aud scarcely a vestige ot clotbiug Badgeo'i Bav Territory, Our Caoudian neighbors are getting quite ex cited In regard to tbe future disposal of the Im-meote territories olsim-d by the Hud -We Bay Company, whose charter expires to 1859. Tbey have petitioned the i-rltieb Parliament to b..ve these lands surrendered to themselves, and in tbe mean time are discussing a report on the subject which has been submitted to tbat body but not yet acted ou. This report emanates from a committee appointed to investigate the matter, and recommend that tbe districts ou tbe Red river and tbe Het-katobewau should be cedi:d to Canada on equitable prlucpleti. The coin mitten are ol opioiou that It will be proper to tertnluate ibn oouuectiou ol the iludeou Buy Company with Vancouver's Island aa sooq bh It canconveuieuily lie done; and that, -'whatever may be the validity or otuetwli-e of tbe rights claimed by ihe Rudnon B iy Company uuder tbe charter, it Is desirable tbat tbey should ooutiuue to enjoy the privib go ol exclujfjve trade which tbey now poHij. Jv( " 'ar;' as lbue privileges are limi Jn.jsV: noiog reoounueuda limn." ,-7&i$ Tba Canadians art dissatisfied with tblsftton, and demand' flat tbe charter of tbe Hud-ou'n Bay Ouinpaoji, eiicb gives them ex elusive jurisdiction over all tbis vast oouotry west aud uortb ol tho Caoadas, shall be an nulled forever, tbelr monopoly f the fur trade broken up, aud lie rich mineral and arable land! ol thai region thrown oen lor set- U-meut. Public meetiugs are being held to consider this subject, which Is justly regarded as one of great importance to the progress and prosper ity of Cauada, and so toe very plain talk Is indulged In. Ibe Canadian people behold witb astonishment tbu rapidity witb wblch our peo ple are subjecting tbe Great West to tbe uses ot civilization, thus adding to tbe national pros perity, and tbey ualurally ask, "Wby should we be debarred from extending our boundaries towards tbe settiug sun, where a soil of marvel oua leitility and uotold rl he, with every facility lor reudering them available, await our coining!"' Tbe example ol tbe United States makes them restless. Al a recent mealing In Toronto the Mayor presided, and speeches were made by Ihe members ot tbe Provincial Perils- weut and others. Tbe proceedings were quite stormy, one or two who attempted to defend the Hudson's Bay Cumpauy being speedily hissed to silence, sir. McDonuell UHed the following lauguage, which, ll Will be noticed em braces a siguiguaul allusion to Ibe fitg ot Vie United State : "Tbe object now before us is one of uatluiial Interest, one of uuivursat benevolence opening an uncultivated portion ot the uew world to the poor men oi all Qouutrits uuder heaven, to eater on a happy aud iudepeiideut home, and sweeping away the last survivors ol those old exclusive monopolies ibat formerly deformed the British commeroinl pulicy. Wu bave bad in our bauds ibn petition ol ibe people ol Red river, who told u ol Iho uHeriuuH the? endur ed uuder tbe bauelul domination ol ibu compa ny, auu mat turmer petitiou io tbeMiveieigo waa apurueii irom the I out at ooi by ibe then Colonial Secretary . We bave a proposition mide by the Committee ol the liouse ot Cummous, in wbicb tbey kind y utier ua the lauds which are our owu, slip ilaiiug ibat we shall first show that we are able to govern them. But il we were able to goveru tbat oouutry from 17b'3 dowo to 1814, when the population of all Cau-ada was nut so large as thai now centered lo Turouto, ought we uot to be supposed equally capable of governing it uiw belter tbau the six or seven people who lorm a trading company In me ctty oi liouuuui "It is au insult to tbe people of Cau ada to make suou a proposition, aud 1 trust there hi nut a Canadian that a ill uot spurn It, 11 we accept it, we will virtually adiod tbe claims ol the company, end give them a tight to claim something more iu future, 'ibey propose, also, to ooutiuue tbe exclusive privilege ul trade. flow, if they attempt io do tbai, tbey sow the seeds of rebelhou, lur we oauuot suppose that men inberltiug rigbis by a free constitution will pdrmit auytbiug to deprive them ut iboae rigbis. Bui Mr. Labouchere aud the Hudson's Bay Committee of tbe House ol Communa have pieferred tbe luUieat ol a few rat skin traders as of more importance tbau the welfare ol tbe people ul I Canada, toe iu teres le ol erviliaaUon, tne aaaau-1 cipatiou ul tbe indiau tribes, the British popu-! la uon tbat tbey insult, and tbe empire that tbey betray. A lree people that are treated in ibis inaouer will uot long remaiu as tbey are. They &UL itek prvUetwn smutr tome othit ttaudtrd tbau tbat which tbey have always loved aud le-vereu; uuder which tbeii lureluiuers have tram pled upou tbe tlag ul France not iu tbe cause ol ibe Hudson's Bay Cumpauy, but lo tbe cause ol ibe Crown ol huglaud aud tbe sous ol But Tun Paica or Uuman Flksb. Slaves sell In Alabama tor their weight in money, Tba Ku tan rVltc aayst "A lew days aiuce a geullemab ut this place paid $1200 apteoo lor five negity girls, Irom Is to 16 years ol age. Reckooiuf ailver at It ounce to tbe pound, wbiob la tray weight, the negroes, allowlug them 100 pound weight mkw, vest jast their weight la stiver." TlU'HSlUY KVENIN, OCT. 15. 1 Free Kanaai. We bad the pleasure of hearing a statement mide by Hon. Charles F. W. Leonbabof, of cm por i a, Kansas, who arrived yesterday Io Cincinnati, direct from bti home, that the ma joritytor Marcos J. Paxeott, the Repel I Loan Delegate to Congress, exceeds 7000 1 Mr. Leoohardt, who himaelf has been elected as a free State member of the Council, states there ia a ilear Republican majority of eight In ibe Legislative Council, and oi twenty three in the Bouse of Representatives. , Huzza for Kansas, for Kansas la free 1 1 Our office has been filled lor the last two day with Re pub I loans and Democrats, all ol whom were auxfoite to know "how ft looks," We bave answered tba inquiry probably two hundred times, aud yet In a manner neUber eat isfaotory to ourelve or our Republican friends. qt-We have a dispatch Irom Cloolonatl, asking us to forward the exact bumber of Cor, ry'svote in Franklin county. We have two! i out hunting It up. When tbey find It they are to report. Tbey have not yet coma In, ,, jaV-pike county baa given a handsome Re publican gain from last yaw. 1 The Republican paper of that county nj edited by a woman. Thlf shows tbe exoelleot effect of female loflo. ence. Although Sandunky county baa given a majority ot some hundreds let fejoa. we un derstand tbat the Republican eaudidala for the Legislature Is eleoted. : . '. , tffi.lt is said tbat Mr, Staaring is the high est candidate on the county ticket, and that "Johnny Phillips" la tbe uext highest. ' tet-We bave a rumor tbat Mr, Hubbell, the Republican candidate In Delaware county, for Ibe Legislature, has been defeated. Should tfala prove true, it will ba a great loss, for Mr. Hubbell would have been a valuable Republi can member. srlt Is possible ibat the question aa to who la Governor, oaonot be auswered with correct ness until the official vote is counted. This, of i course, doea not apply to Wm. M. Corry. . Tbe probability is tbat be is defeated. He had two votes In Hardin county; aod when we ascertain tbat be has reoeived one in Franklin, wa will announce) it la an extra. ..." 4t-o several of tbe townships in tbis county Mr. Blickeosderfer ran ahead of the Governor. In Dresden, Muskingum county, he fi the high est on the State ticket. Tbe Cauadlaua ale very enthusiastic iu Ibeir descriptions ol tbe natural reaourots of Ibe Uudsoo'e Bay tenitory; and, although their accounts are quite likely overdrawn, tbere Is no doubt tbat tbe couutry Is a Very attractive oue. Tbe more loyal ot the people seem to fear tbe effect which a Oouiinuau je ol the Hudson's Bay Company's monopoly would bave ujuu the po litical feelings ot the public, aud evideutly with reason. The Toronto Ledgtr publishes a letter from CapL Keuuedy, doted Red River Colony, June 8tb, 1867, lu which bitter Complaint are made respecliug ibe treating ul received Horn tbe Hud sou's Bay Cumpauy. Tbe following is au exiract: "It the Colouists fiud Ibat, in tbelr present enori to taae a Qouauiutiouai step io rid them selves ol a deeply baud rule, tuey are again to be defeated, they declare that it will be witb clear oouacieuce mat ibey will take alepn to live uuuer me lorm ol goverumeui ibat ibey consider ibe n xt best to mat under wmub Ibey bave io long desired lo exist, but in vain I The expression 1 use iu conveying tbelr leeliugs are not those ol my owu cboosiug, but those they have themselves employed; so let tbein uot be given as coming irom me, but Irom tbe Colou isis, American predilections being already pretty aiioug here, tbe uoveibnieui al borne will be wise lo uao their beat vudeavura lowatus preveuting the let hugs ol the people Irom being too greatly taxed, leel tbey sbuuld be dnveu to declare lor the Americans, lo tbis end tbe Colonists are receiviug eveiy possible eucour-agemeut, especia ly uotu aiiuuesuta. Roads are opeued out by which Ibe Antuiboloes oau reach ihe Americau maikel, aud already au appropriation ul twtuiy or thirty doilatsnae beeu niide for the ouuslruouou ol loriiQoallouB at ibe moulb ol tbe btayeyuuql" Tbe Hudson's Bay Company 'a monopoly ought The Cleveland Ptaindettmr, Payne 'a borne or gan, claims a majority lu tbe Legislature for the Locoloooa, and sayst "An Independent Treasury will be established. Most ot the Black Repub-lloau legislation ot last winter will be repealed. aud tbe burst up banks of Ohio oared for." We would advise them not lo promise too much in advauce. The Brokers floarding Coin. We learn, upon undoubted authority, that the brokers are now drawing the coin from lbs banks and boarding it, in expectation of get-ilug eight or Uo per cent, tor it. George B. Wright A Co., in Cincinnati, bad en Tuesday Uit $140,000 In their vault, aod expressed a determination to Increase It to $200,000. We learn, from good authority, that the same poll oy I puisued tn this city. . tbe lew Scoattr from I Pillow's letter, del am log Gen. Scott, bai not only covered bim with mora oontempt than did bli famoui ditcb, but has proved a very bad political speculation. The object of the publi cation wu to recommend himself to tho people and legislature ot Tennesses, as soandldate for the United States Senate... Tbe telegraph has announced that he miserably failed, and that Hon. Andrew Johnson, the Governor of the State, bu been elected. Mr. Johnson is de scribed as one of tbe most remarkable men In the country. Though scarcely fifty years of age, be hu worked his way, step by step, to a position second to that of tbe President only, under greater disadvantages than ever sur rounded a mau who bu bad similar luooees In life. He wu a married man before be could read, end learned the rudiments of his educe Uon under the tuition of his excellent wife, at such time m h-t could match from bis labor as journeyman tailor to provide bread lor bis ii."!vl", 0i!lhlmX;tai be broken up, and if the British government ol July, the boat reached bt Christopher, Wu r 9 men buioa- alive. Hut all id th lut ni . 11 1M It Will be, bauAtioo. Oue died almoat immediately on being carried eeboie. Tbe rest war hospitably leetb by a blow 1mm a policeman's club In that city. 1 reoeivtd a leiu-r recently from the ohiel ol ooliue ol St, LuuK in wbicb be satis ''Bill bas beeu nere iu toe woiauuuev several times iur vagrancy, aud bas always been looked upon here as a etrv 'f mun," He stole property oi oouMideieoie value to Ibe pinery. Ue bu ueu many times in Jail iu various places, and has tbieateued ibe Uvea ol many meu. Ue told tbe detectives when they took bim from this place lhat II he ever escaped neauoutd sail tnem. He Is a villain oi tbe Ural magnitude, aod should he placed where he oan do oo lurther injury to oommuulty or individuals, its attempts, wbeu in prison, to oreate public sent! au-ui tn bis favor by apparent repentance and piety, Bui alter so many trials and escapes, those who kuow him oanuut be made to believe tual a term ol years in state Prison would pre veul his returmug to his old practices wbeuever oe could miuale attain with toclelv. 1 have been thus particular in detailing irausaolious here, because 1 tbiuk it is proper dial the oommuulty should understand lbs real character ol tbs man ol whom so much oe oven said In the newipapersof the country fairs seems to be a disposition amongst e oar. A TaurruiA Ora DKUUNHo.Pruf, Agassis bu leceived a tempting offer Irom lbs Kmperor ol Franca to accept a post of high bouor la thai jouulry, lbs Prolsssor of Paleoulology iu ihe Muaeuui ot Natural History at Par,, but has leotiuea tbe proffered distiuotiuu. Mrs. Graves, wile of a conductor on the Cou cord aud Montreal Railroad, wu on a visit to Wells hiver, Vt., tbe other day, aud sba bad never seen tne Inside ot a t legrapb uutoe; visit was paid to it, aud the first message thai oame while she wu there, was oue directed to herself, auoouoolug her husband s death. A Mam-Horned Dilbu. We could uol but be amused al the oeutralialug etlorta o a man oo Mau street, tbe other night. Ue bad been to some grooeiy,and wu walking along ibe pavement witb a cabbage uuder SxSh arm, some potatoes tn tne bueom oi his shirt, a beef eteak in one band and two pullets lo tbe other, besides a brick or two iu bts bat. Here hie troubles commenced, lie dropped one cabbage; stooped to pick it up; epilled his potatoes; laid down tbe steak aud obioksoa; put tbe potatoes In hi pockets; the caboage In his bosom; meanwhile, oue chicken traveled off; laid the cabbages down, aud started In hot pursuit ol the truant uhickea; caught it; touoi obickeo No, t bad taken kg bail; wedged chicken No. 1 between tue two oabbeges aud a stone, and made alter No. i oapiureu It; aod when we lell, wu trying to arrange mailers for convenience or carriage, to the tunnlte amassment or quits a crowd el lwkir6-3a.AoAuA i0-4, . Rather small Busmans all Rouno, Senator Douglas wrote a letter to the Presideul uu tbe 6ui of September, liylug be would be glad lo havehu lather -lu-law, Mr. CutU, appointed to offlje, but tbat auy suob appoiuiueul of persons other tbau oilizeus of llliuuie uu mailer how near and dear to him "must not bj coua dt-red as auy teHiMuiiua tor the osuiaslun to appoint aujh Dtmuorats Irom that Stale as he, aud tbe real of tbe delegaiuu might lecomuieud." To this particularly ouol uote be received tt-e lol lowiug gracious and satisfactory reply : Wiaui.wroN, Monday, Sept. 7, lbo7. Mi Dear aia i 1 have received yum letter ut the 4tb ust., by wtiiub you set in to i pprehend tbat should 1 appoint Mr. Cutis .euuud bump-trolidr, ibia apaiuiuient luiabt t chained to llliuois. luuuet-d euuutttiii Uu appieuuusiuu ou the bui'jrcl. Should 1 uitku lueappoiui-meu t, w4uu is uut improlia le, a will im my owu mdiviuUil eppoiuLuit'iii, pioceediug rutire ly irom my regaid lor Mr. Cutis aud bia family, aud not because Seuaiur Douglas baa had the food lortuue to btooina hie sot.iu-law. from your iriend, very respeciiuuy, JAM liS BUCHANAN. Huu. S. A. DouuLAS. Cbioago, ill. ; A Trial roa th Uw uent. Tbe Washing- tou Mar ol tbe 8th say, tba some days ago a producs dealer in Wesoiugtoii sold a customer a ball peck ol putatovs lut a shilllug, aud in taking bis pay irom a quarter uouer, returned twelve etuis ohauk-e. ibia the cu-louier de clined to receive, claiming thirteen cents a his due. A dirpule euaued, which ended lo Uie customer seiiiug out a warrant lor ibe odd cent, and the oase being tried, be recovered it, extraordinary Decision In tbe Gloucester iN. J.) Courti a lew days iluce, tbe oase of State et. James A Boott, for ar fton.wutried. The Newark jltvnfu-ff, soys the prosecutor italed that lefeudaut bad rented a frame building, purobaeed a stock ol tools and materials, for which he had not paid, obtaining Insurance upon them, aod then set fire to tbe builalug. 'ihe counsel for prisoner moved to quuh tbe indictment, insisting that the act wu not an iodic Uble offense under lbs laws of tbis State; he held, that by tbs common law of Eng land, it was not a felony for a man to burn bis owo propei ty, aod u tenant, tbe property wu bis owo, pro tern. Mr. B. supported bia posi tion by quotations from numerous authorities. Judge Potts sustained tbs exception taken by tbe defendant, aod stated tbat in order to make the charge of burning a felony, under common lew, it must be tbe property of another, tbat much discussion had arisen relative to the act ual meaning of tbe term "another," and tbat tbe British Parliament in view ot the doubtful construction of tbe law, had enacted a special statute, which was also tbe oase io several Stales ol our Uulon, but there wu no such law lu Ibis Stale; be also adttmsd tbe right of ownership, u existing in tbe tenant lor the turn ot hi lease, and in reply to a suggestion tbat the lease wu a verbal one, remarked, that ,"a verbal lease ll good enough In tbis State." t be case wu according ly dismissed and the prisoner released. t - . ... i i ( fkW General J. Hamilton declares tbat he will accept the office of United Stales Senator for tba unexpired term of Mr. Bo tier, If the Suutb Carolina Legislature will give It Ut bim. Ue thinks tbat the Kansas dlfflouliy ll about to precipitate upon the oouotry a momentous Isaui, aud tbat tbs quesiion whether tbs South cm oousUiaully remain to ibe Uulon mult be deci ded within tbe next three years. When this matter is settled, Mr. UamUtoa thinks that he could again retire to the shades ot private life. London Pmt hours. It is staled by a recent medical writer that tbere are in lbs eily of London twenty medical men 01 reputation, whose Incomes rauge Irout $v,000 to $100,000 a year. The average incomes of ordinarily sue oeetful practitioners era staled la be trom $4, 000 lo $16,000 per annum. from ttashtagioD. Special Diipatah to the N. Y. Trlbaue. Wibhinoton, Moaday, Oot. 12, 1867 Southern estimates set the loss oo the cotton crop of this year, as compared witb tbat of last, at not less tban ttio.uOO 000 Upward of $700,000 worth of rtock were re-ceived for redempUon ttMia,. Ttm m , , the Treasury is reduced to ila oim iwui u . oelptsbave nearly ceased. A Treasury order may soon be expected, suspeudiug the redemption ot stocks tor (be preseut. A draft tor $24,000, drawn by the Spanish Minister and indorsed by Gen. Cawt, wue protested on Saturday. Tbe meditated attack of ihe AdinifutM.iinn on the Wasbinglun bauks is not yet matured uut tueir eunriera may oe lorieliud on mtorma. lions filed by private parties. me report ol a complete tree State triumph In Kansas Is generally believed here, and baa produced astouishmeutaud alaim iu (he Cabinet It confirmed, it will compel a revolt of the Southern member a. Orders bave been issued to the Commander ol the Gulf Squadron lo arrest the tiuiim.iurin.. expedition wherever it may be louud. Lord Napier bu ordered Captain Erakine. who ia In command ot Ihe British squadron, to capture ibem, should they escape our squadron, and deliver them to the American Com maud er. Death of George Washington J'arke 4 untie. It becomes our uatnful dutv to decease of the venerable George Wutbingion luko vubu, me iai ut tue members ot tba family ol Wubiogton. Mr. Custiidied at Arlington near this citv. after a brief illness, on tbe morniug of tbe 10th instsnt, in tbe 77ih year of bis age. For several years be had stood alone in his relations to tbe Father ol bis Couutry, ever anxious, with -ma B-avec-MMM waa bimquod., to illustrate but character, i nd from tbe rich stores ol his uevur failing memory to bring forward an annual tribute to bis immortal worth. Known aud hon ored by bis fellow countrymen, bis departure wm awaaeo universally a profound regret. Born amid tbe great events of the Revolution, by tbe death ot bis lather (Col. Curtis, of tbe army, and a son ol Mrs. Washington by a luruier uuuiiage,; nmuu uvcurreu uear tue Close of the war, be louod bis home during childhood and youth at Uu Vernon, where his manners were formed alter tbe noblest models; and from the great worthies of tbat period, frequent guasis there, he received impressions of wisdom and patriotism tbat were never effaced. Under Ibe oouusels of Washington, he our sued his olviioal studies at Prioceton, and, whttt deprived by death or bis great guide and lather, aud soon alter of bis revered grandmother, be devoted himself to literary aud agricultural pursuits on bis ample estate at Arliug- HHi, wi Kiit, uy wm, oi tnat illustrious man. us wu early united to marriage to Miss Mary Lee Filsbugb. ot Virgluia. a ladv oi un surpassed excellencies In all the relations of life, and whoee Irreparable loss, tbice veara ago, he continued with torrow aud affectionate admiration to his final lay, profoundly to de- piore. una uauguter (sirs, Lee, wile oi Col. Robert Lee, ot tue army), aud several irrand- children, survive bim. Mr. Custla wu distinguished by au orlaiual genius lur eloquenoe, puetry, anu tbe tiua arte; uy ouowieuge oi uistory, particularly tne history of tbis oouutry, lor great powers of conversation, tor an ever reauy aud generous hospitality, for kindness to the poor, lur patriotism, lor constancy ot friendship, aud lur a mors than filial devotion to the memory and obaraoter or Washington. His early speeches on tbe death or General Llogao and the overthrow ot Napoleon were everywhere read and admired, even by those who dis-inied from the scnlinieoti, lor lueir beauty ol conception, aud impassiQDea eioqueuoe. jvut. mut,, ucu la. "Fans Press." Italy aud tba Southeru States are probably the two lands in which today tbere is least Ireedom of speech, and meu, without reference lo complexion, are the moat enslaved. Tbere ii published in Columbus, Ohio, a purely religious monthly, called tbe Beauty e Hoiinete, devoted to Ibe promotion ol what It oouaideri the holiest ills, which, uuder the editorship ol Ke v. Mr. reach and bu wife, dared to speak against the evils of Slavery, saying In brief tbat "u it wu aoti siu, It must be of course anti-Slavery," whereupon a letter is received trom a subscriber m Mississippi, Irom whion we mete a nriei extract; You will have to stop sending me the Redid f HUinen. Tbere are pieces lu It that uuiU eubjeet me tou Sw and itnpmonmtnt. 1 am very sorry to have to stop taking the Btautu uf HoUeuJ' Is Slavery ol Speech so gross lu Naples sa lhatt We do not recommend Sbarpe's rititje or Ovist revolvers, but "our Jatuera" would nut nave lived in a lead w.'ieie they could not take the Memmty of Hulimeu, aud enjoy it, too, if they oiHwelZivn' Haraid. Don IT Pat to Fail! The Indti.tndtm lavs thousands ol merchants aie takiug advautage of tbe "pan io" aud suspending, wbeu with tort tbey could goon, aud do their duty to their orediters and pay In lull. It requires only a wiu and a perseverance io accomplish n but tbey consider tbey can make more by stopping, so tncy hoid up aud compromise aud tbe night ons w uneaaes is uie same meu iu market buy iug lor cub. In tba crash, of 'oti, Mrs, Suuggiua was moaning over tbe desperate loriuues ol her husbaud who expected overy day to "go," and stepped into tbe bouse of her Irieud Mrs. Gig-gers, lor a little private outpouring of ber feel-lugs, aod to get a little sympaiby. "i believe Suuggius will make a bust up ol it 'fore iuog; 1 dou't b'tevs be'll stand it, and I'm most crazy about u." "Lior, welt Mis. buuggtuB, 1 would not take on so, dou't tail then, tbat n my advice, dou't tail; Giggers, be tailed lor btty thousand lut spiing, aud we've tlgured it up since, and come to reckon it ail up, and lake ibe trouble of the thing, aud tbe abuse of tbe dirty credit ors, aud an the laise swearing no bad to do, Giggers and I mado up our minds upou the wuoie,wnai we made outoi tue operation didn't more than pay, iu tact batdly that," aaT-UusUvusPlaucne, tbs French playwright was, at tbs latest dale from rerli, lylug at tue point of death. M'lle Rachel wu aisu rapidly sinking, Her physiciaus dt-clatv thai she oauuot suivivs two mouths. er Twelve firms in New York have recently been loroed to suspend buMuees, who gave em ploy men t to upwards of twenty-five hundred females. They aie now thrown out ot work. Mew Yuhx. State Lw. Tbs Commissioners of lbs Canal Fund did not accept the proposals lor the loan ot $600,000 tor deficiency In ibe Sinking Fuud, the Co mini won era deeming tbs offers not advantageous lor the Interests of tbs State. J ; ' 1 iLTlh Hon. hdwerd M. Archibald, late Attorney General of Newfoundland, haa been ap pointed RrlUab consul la New lore. HoARDiNfl. Now is tbe time when gold dol laxs are bid in old stockings. Now is tbe time when sixpences are tucked away In tbe snub-nosed teapot. Now money is laid up in cup-boerde for mice to nibble; throat iuto corners, lor thieves to rummage; oarned in wallets, lur plckpockeis to grab at; bid behind lue woodwork, lor the next generation lo und; and burled ia the ground, to be lost aud lorgotieu. Mow men rusb Jrautio to draw oarh out of rate places, and put it Into unsafe ones. Now poor latnilies lose five per oent. for the purpose of having their savings where they will keep them awake ol nights. Now larmera bang up deposits in tbs shot pouch behind tbe door; house wives sew up gold pieces in weir sRins, ana travelers weigh themselves awo wun toiiy-b I is o: coiu. Now the uuprolitablo servaul who bid his taleni ia a aapktu i; cauoolied Iuto a bright and shining scriptural example, wbde tnose wno "put to sir money to ibe ex- oneutfer" are looked suspiciously upon aa rank speculators in Jewish Fancy blocks. Now all money u diairuaiea uut suou u oan be neara to obink. Now men privily pul their money uu der lock and key, aud tbeu publicly lament that it ba ceased to circulate. Now men witb lull pockeu rvluse sither to pay their debts or lurgive their debtors. Now ine butcher must wait and tbe baker go unpaid, aud the priuiAt must be put off tor tbe nineteenth time. The eta ol boarding bu Oeme round agaiu, with ail its blind, uoreesouing fears, aud all lissell-mi-poeed poverty, Mieunes, distrust aud duoay AUmny Jvurnai, Heavy Devaluatiur ov an OincitR or tub Amauiuan buNuar School Union. The reli-gious circles oi Philadelphia have been startled uy lbs auuouuoeuieut that Frederick W. Potter, fur thirty years Coirespoudiug Secretary ol the American Sunday buUuul Uuiou, aud u such having a general oversight ol iu business transactions, bas issued uuiea aud acceptances tor his private purposes, without tbe kuuwleuge ur authority ui the Board, or auy ol iu offijera to tbe amount ot $8b,88o.0w. These notes and acceptances were signed by Mr. i'or.er, but not tiuwreu ou auy ol the bojks ot the Society, end were ao arranged, that uutil within a few daa, . 00 suspicion ul Ibeir existence oocuned to auy persuu oouueottd with the Institution. Tue Boaid auuouoce that no lundsol the Society have beeu abstracted, our bave auy part ol the ouutribulious lu its ouevi)Leut objects beeu lost or misapplied. Tbe buaiueaa uf theSooiuiy will not be seriously tuwrleiedHiibiuconsequeuce of this affair. The Philadelphia pfint; Butltim saya, Mr. Porter, who is the guilty party iu the Itauaao-tious, is well advanoed iu years, tsul veiy quiet habits ol ine, wu a mem her ut a Church veu lor many years, aud hu bad tbe full euubdeuce ol ibe religious community ol eJideuouiiueuuui. Ilia Irieud ere utouudvd at tbe late develop rueuia, and are utteily uuable lu comprehend how a aian ol bts bituerto unsuspected tbarau-pjr, mature age, aud moderate mode ot life, should bave gone astray lu this manner. i