Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1859, Page 2

— wo acy had always professed to es- Items Telegraphed from Washington. E ; a OR and constantly and any advocating | Wasuincton, A BE en ieee og are Sontag the amount at his in the Treasury, with fae cledtion of inee of the Repub- ao pees al Ree con een are end. mar for President, uence WASHINGTON CITY xr Rovrr—Caré May—Rotuiceixc IN THE that he might stil ven South. To —— bey ae epee : e' pal b. 4 1086 hcar—ArrsARAXCE oF THE VILLAGE FROM THE | claim party, with a} that ine A. Step . cor sage ef also represent THURSDAY... ptem| hens, of Georg’ nei s D n cePri Sreamer—Lavizs IN a a view ranges) ts ‘ sa Me oy Mornt Dimexsions ConsiDERABLY DU La! 0 5 : me es rats Sa = Abeer Barsroot—A Corn Doctor Nar Usa, oc THE EVENING: STARi ASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. Steamixe Down THE Jenssy Coast—A PixEas- The Conatitucion criticises pretty severely a re _ ana Waite’ Bat ‘him as an enemy t e pes yy cent letter of the Hon. Edward Bates, of Mo. to pace reese ASS : : | Gem Ta the succes oii s ; : a the Hon. Jere. Clemens and others, gs ie { Editorial Corresponds of Tay Ber ie we opt patent : ial . Magenchveetts ‘=a s = Kei, apologizing Se not being Ee aanewn n On THe StramE® Kens ¥ its were upon y rtment, writes t has Sot sué iphia, Pennaylva: uy AH a grand jubtlee of the Opposition im T gn | Atlantic Oncan, betwccen N. York and Cape May.¢ | principles. For himself he Rad labored Eining & settlement of the claims , ah Carot 3 $ ‘The Constitution regrets to see ‘30 fagitious's {No. 37.) August 13—5 a. m. ously. Strenuous exertions were required; Witizens against the [eee mniietar pete ing —— Soe sas b0 Saas ss m4 doenment, se fatl of slanderous misstatenents aud I rose with the dawn this morning to enjoy the every opportunity was sought by the friends of ete nives y sui 2 = State Depart. ery S| eee ; wilful misreprrsentations. printed over the signa: | ew-of the New Jersey-cosst, down which we Logan to misrepresent the doctrines-of the Dem- trent, : sits | | aac be BY dure of a maa like Mr. Bates.” are steaming—the haze, however, sadly Interfering | o-ratie party, and particularly to defame the pres- je Associated Press dispatch gays: 3m 4 327 30 o The Intelligencer is pleased to mark the indica- | 4, the'prospeét, | find” The trip has been de- eat Administration, For four Weekt he was th! Wisiee. August 31 ‘Nolita concers m7 8 130) © " tions of ‘‘a sounder public sentiment’ on the pro- lightfal, as the boats of this line are comfortable the fight, frequently riding on horseback forty or | the late convention between emer e . eves ae 2 tective tari question in the South, and particu- | oa. convenient, and all on board have escaped. fifty miles to address the people, which-he , ala, (abe Soca oral atti Gow ent Tt * = 24 = be arly in Georgia, as evidenced by arecent article on sea sickness. Last evening was spent by the Ken- | 9 times be required to do three or four times a Sy acial dorsa; bebanier ‘Meet the Admin- art * th ‘ 3 ihe subject in the Georgia Comstitutionalist. nebec’s fifty or sixty paecaek Soll ot them day. In bis efforts to advance the cause of De- | istration is not an indifferent obset ver of events in 5,988 57 ae 4 ——— bound for Cape May—on the upper deck, in little mocracy he took the old ground. He placed him. | that quarter. sei eA? oR ‘2.980 ¢ ann ° Ie” The Fall trade is ssid to have set in quite Knots, enjoying ‘the delightful breeze while en- | °°) upon the Constitution, stood by the equality a ce See Fae goa —_ by his —_— 1 atone +4 actively in New York, but greater caulion than | 7, 64 in conversation. By taking this route from [7 rights of the States, the right of cach and alt | Minister, Mr. Otway. has been ordered by bis Sam at vom St heretofore is observed in giving credit. New York many hours of journeying 98 well 981 i, tne ‘Territories, vindicated and defended the | S°V! previously granted, and surrender the maseeae meee » sloop. or ill be 1: ‘bed | all rail traveling is avoided—both important con- principles of Mr. Suchenan’s administration, the charge of the legation to Mr. Matthews, the Sec- ‘5,819 62 2.046 3) gore eg me ee “4 it is put Lit, | siderations with the experienced tourist. Dred Scott decision, and in no single instance Dore fee aor ina nck Se A TALE, ies 2m ia sand an ease | pai or vr Cape May is now opposite us, and as we steam } vieiJed an Inch to the opposition. In concluding fence rpeastne ‘wthe Governors of the several 2,160 47 ities some time ao schcee Me To within half a mile of the beach five hundred per- he makes the following cheering declaration. Re States of Mexico, impressing upon them the ne- isa8 8 U7 The City Council of Louisville, Ky., has | song are in sight upon it, half of them being en- | says: «We have succeeded; Democratic: prince}. ecssity and importance of ae 42's 0 |. under consideration the chartering of a street | paved in bathing in thesurf. Wesee their rollick- ples have beet vindicated, the Administration formatory decregs of the Constitutional g: aii te raflway compat ing plainly, thongh we cannot hear the shouts / 114 yon exidorsed, the honor and character of + heuneeeall applications are pending for deputy Se Point, N. ¥., were to.| Which invariably accompany thelr amusement. (e259 nave been matntained, and should the Marshalships for taking the next censns, but no oe aT 46 hie |] _ The village bas a conspicuous and jiaposing aP- | erection go into the House in 1860 the Union will | statments will be fade until further logistar Smo oe (Thursday) afleracom, by COUR? ince from the deck of the steamer, its two |) 0, «+ tion by Congress. 96,5%.35" 19 Merges. ‘The review was cxpected dp, bone cen- light-houses, dozen mammoth pavilfons and hun- . o—_le EE a PN agi Pvt: hs ally taterestieg See brine’ % dreds of cottages ornéeand other buildings, being Nava InTELLiczNox.—Commodore Joba C, Tue German Turner Festivat at Batti- ick haracter, | all im sight. We landed at7a m., and adrive of | yong has arrived at New York and been detached | Monz.—The first thing in the programme on Mad difteene ia treme... ke 30% ie Aiba lige yaa ert r be brought us i fl uadron. Wednesday morning was a march in procession | , has been arrested in New York on suspicion of twoand a half miles in a Jersey wagon oug' x from the Pacific sq . ms fos Temeeuned Tages her Pastors nea sewer ed Nol amssuntoutienl 0 dash: alee es aah having murdered the Hon. Mike Walsh. He is | into the heart of the veo ed Laasepleriritd A.C. ae has been appointed an acting gun- i cis apoute of which the T: =) i: als, though except in ner in the Navy. : pl grounds mrpee Cited States, W: c intl soamrett Govnatienst Sie eR com, 1 presume te doen not encally centsin 20. | "Th Departinpat eutvDted of the death of Coal] hed a shebang seach; tn whieh net low tan F dear rds Yo Renae te Cntr, Suet, Woaineton, I The « Old Defenders,” of Baltimore, pro- | vin cteen-twentieths of its buildings are designed | mander Luther Stoddard, who died at Geneva, N. | eighty of them participated ; the rest of the com: ‘Transfers ordered to Aseistant rer, Sen Francisco, Lal... pose to have an anniversary dinner at the Green "4 B. iew hile, indulging in games mostly of ly to accommodate summer visitors, and are| yon the 29th of August. Lieut. Richard For | pany, meanw capitaly arranged to that end. {amat tive United rest died at Rockville, M@., the 3fst of Angust. | rural character, such as foot-racing, &e. Din- States Hotel, kept by Mr. Houston, formerly of | ‘Phe following offices, lately attached to the U. | ner was served up at two o’clock in a pavilion Transfers ordered fro: Baraum’s in Baltimore. S. sloop Decatur, of the Pacific squadron, have | surrounded by the vernal beauties of the country. | Sept 1-It Ra EST nn OP Joseph Harrison, Esq., of [biladelphia, | The streets are full of bathersof both sexes. in | arrived at New York and been ern 3 et set Seabee aan Beet —— aerts AMUSEMENTS. peer sr iD i parties in Russia. to } surf rig or carrying in hand their bathing clothes. | John N. M. B. Clitz, Robt. W. Scott, D. B. Har- ‘ ccessf every z : EXxcuU RSIONS, &eo. 7 noun ammahata aloes en: ieee use in laden cheese ure by no means set off to remark- | mony, Joseph F.. De Haven; Purser Phenix Senac; | spect. The attendance was not less than — THe YUUNG MEN'S TOURNAMENT AND GPAND TOURNAMENT ANp Pic Nic a1 TOURNAMENT AND Pic Nic at that has made arrangements with | able advantage by their dress for the surf; a belted | Assistant Surgeon 1. Cooper Lane; Boatswain Jos. | hundred acgts is, > the “sho nt bated wink ati ax CRUSADERS SShee Set tonietat Sininins Mr Alex. Mi usland, of that city, to build it. woolen sbirt aud woolen drawers or trousers, and | Coghlan; Acting Giinner J. A. Lilleston; Carpe: -| After a.grand march by the band 2 prom le, DROVERS’ REST, near D.C. of Watttn interes 4 Oren eer Ae = 2 coarse straw bat tied closely under the chin with | ter Wm. Hyde. . the dance commenced, and progressed with spirit On FRIDAY, 8. al = he Grand: Longe al New “Ygrh, strips of white tape. But one must see four or == — until the night had far advanced. ree i tong, fa Albany, N. Y., is to be argued on Mon- five hundred of the dear creatures coming out of take Spring Hotel, in that city, on the t2th inst John L. Thomas. jr., has been selected as the orator on m Assistant Treasurer, New York, New York........ the occasion. 3]3~ The appeal cranted in the case of Mrs. Har From Tus Craxe.—tn the advices received at | About 11 o'clock, the committee on Awards'ant | Knights of Maryland. Virginia, ond District of umbi are ii O- © hold a CRONE TOUR NA. Solumbia, you nv AI | . : iNG day next, before Judges Wright, Gower, and | th6 bath to realize how completely the surf at | the Navy Department from the United States ship nounc ed the following list of prenJuims : font and gartio‘pate tn the Grae a ms ; AY, Tay! GTON SPRING Hogaboom; William J. Hndiey, Esq., acting as | Cape May takes the starch out-of them, reducing | Cyane, Com. Lockwood, datéd at Realjo, July 25, EE TTintic piece from the Tarnet Bowd— moursouent nat Drovers apes and outht hte fom New York. Phila " counsel for defendant, their individual amplitude to the smallest con- | it is stated that the sbip had visited Ligre Island. a Henry Markbof, silver Eas ‘3a Geo. Heels: Fk DAY. $ PE, 2, 18, ad ail who lesire to enter mote, Baphen ryote ery Fy omenp U7 A burlesque military company. called the | ceivable dimensions. and the officers Femaciprs hes wept orig myer, silver wate From the ‘Turners Associa. oat Beats "ar tog to inform W, Sean. Aa tee ~ 5 : Mow Yorks oe Toomey,” Each niceic aan | tnt will scteremod’ in ecar. Decnothcn at | caer en eera coder dnone” Micracares | Wesacsmctisar” Bendre gold watch chain: six | Sever'ar'k Theme se sariee Frpundy woh ag | aransomge il resaer ihe Gapiay eintteie New York, on Tuesday. Each member of the | that will not washeff in the surf. Something of | officers’ steward, died desl Ma: breastpin; 7th. Lewis Tieman, set of studs; | Dinner and al: Kings of Refreshamenta, with @ good pat ager ye aiclort ts aconm. corapany was armed with an umbrella, and at the | the sort is sidly needed by the dear creatures in | was in New Jersey, hear Cape May. Sth. Robert Coltiel. silver mounted gaer; 0th. Band in agen a gee hy invihed te pttend, ap Le Ladies, every effort will word of command the company made a general | these times when tight and too thin shoes together se Henry Hofmeister, cigar case; 10th. Casper Bup. ever. scoommodation, sottglly iny their comfort, | be made by to contribute to the com. ‘ . : rates haze exerescences wpon their deartoes | l.ancr DanvGaaxt—By thenext mail, apatent note and pocket-book; 11th. L. Bock, Meershaum | Sif} lopervt ied. fort and picasure of their and prompt spread. Lams ae issued to Vasefa Soto for the “Copay"? rancho will which look fur ali the world like red carbuncles The assu: e public thet order and rere rely. ay ee ped as anampie purpose. x i. wl tw x Ee 12th. Henry Brinkman, pocket-book; 13th. 7 Kmght will be expected to ride in some 1~ A new steam canal boat has just been fin- as they come pattering their bare feet on the hard | be trans:nitted by the Commissioner of the General | Win. Eckhart, ciyar case. Among non-m: ress. al: ; A were—Ist. Chas. Greager, a ver tine ci ickets FIFTY CENTS, to see the riding, and ished and put on the route for Black Rock, with | gand from the water upto the bathing closets in | Land Otfice. The sitaation of thie rancho is in paver large oe free ts Ag case; 2d. Frederick Mulhauser, g to commenee at 1 o’clock 8. m. 2,50) bushels of wheat on hoard. She can catty ‘Which they don other clothing. (What a harvest | the county of Colus, in the State of California, and Joseph Overton, silver knife and case. al—G. se eee peers Sich ee a Seat ee 4.509 weon in water five feet deep. She is capa-|_ good corn doctor might reap at Cape May!) | Comtains 14,298.17 acres. (oiretber esa ese ree ae arene ol meget Marshais—G, Means, J. Hammack, on hm BET ble of mak!» = 6 miles per hour with less than GO | Never before did I realize the force of the first line ‘Tus Uraw t5biihi The COliboionet @'tn- Rewer, silver watch: 3. List, pencil kare i OR vtickets Scent a sistiog = Gen et Re Pounds of steam. of the old song—‘- The girls are all a fleeting show _ ad tained at the Music Stores dtan Affairs has received intelligence from Utrh The last two S:ctrdays in August are held | ff man’s delusion given”—as when seeing hun- sere. Ellieand Metzerott.and of offierrs at the Magie, | of M * The coatanee pile ‘open for the reception cf gold finger-ring; 6th. Trenleib, fine pecnetets: “ 2 : v er . Ca: . 4th. Stasford.’ pocket-book; Sth. Presson, ieee ie idem Bi le, Wo ‘ a ‘ eCulian, a . Ba dreds of them coming outof the surf this morning | '° August 3, which reports all the Indians of that | 7b. stisford. gold studs; sth. Westheimer. Manaxers—Dr 6. San w ¥ thern, F. Whetgle, J. Wa- ’ : é Territory quiet. Some outrages were reported and plate; 9th. Klein ‘ket-book; lth. Krou- | ters, Capt. Wells. t. Tuttle, Capt. Rit . | Visitors at 9a, m. as harvest festivals at Pert» serie “ifs cape om, looking like so many half-drowned kittens, with = HiT cna fate a "por = pe tea cane; 1th. Rose, pocket-book; 1th. Rhotea, james Carbary, Mr, Irguamice, i: The Silom ing ahmed mombore of the Order have water bathing. end immense crowds floc! © | their scanty garments clinging to their apparently mist 3 com- | \Wittesh, pocket knife. Smith, Wm. Whaley, “Pe. h, R.A. We. | been selected Raritan river for that purpose. ‘his year a swim- scantier persons. mitted by Indians from Oregon. Prizes Fencing —Ist. Valentine Shade, of tere, Samuel Cropiey, Mr. Phillipe. au 0 st oc 4ine ‘bei ce geagset mate! red bet a man and a : A 2 Fe Baltimore, Colt’s revolver; 2d. Woblslager, ASHINGTON TH. ‘Lenex,” As ice — 2 oie ce Stace both in dis | _ Nevertheless, the habit of bathing at Cape May | Gn icxgo Licur-Hovse Boarp.—Photographs Washington, D. C,, gold tinger ring; 3d. Chas. WwW donot SW. Give. | CW pecles ye, Jenn Atexnnte’, woman, ne isan excellent one, and I am glad that the ladies of the progressing improvements to the light-house | Becker, of Baltimore, sj ing dirk. This blishment will opem with a Select and | Geo. 8. Gideon. ) FS iy tance and speed. venture te cut such figures as they do for the ben- and pier in the harbor of Chi arebeing now Prizes for Target Py ssbir ng.—Ist. Krouse, of Strong “ne Forpsergon ir a Jalinn Vannereis, Log inchelt, é G z : ‘ f Septem! a Rost, Sailer: Potwerpnirinpe ty epee bengal =r ettar Ae tre lode oc GEN OM rar eal ales Of alti tcore, beaep nod nee a ee ee | cares enieoes OnE the Rew American Come | 2% Mellngsherd, EB. Be . Brown, who died recently at his residence near | scthere. Very little ceremony prevails, and every —--— timore, gold ring; ath. Henry Wintwert. of Bal- | 47 by George H. Milee, Eeq., ent Frock A McGee, Edward Hall,” ‘Thomas Be Baltimore, that he left a will in the bands of an | one amuses himself or herself according to hisor | apne Wearmte—The following report of the | timore, breastpin; Sth. Jos. Gerhardt, of Wash- oe. 2D-Hemenck, " F-J Barches, Carin B Graham, executor, which had been prepared several years | her own taste; every deseription of watering-place | weather for this morning is made from the Morse | ington, D. C., powder horn. Gores lore: Job WoAngws, Henry Martin, 8 W Giller, eensae te SEN IGG WENA it se gu goetnty Ferrer ene Pe <1 Cerne ek Sand ak ot meme; | snack aibi'ah mas oad Institation. Edwit Hartley ee ee eh: ” Serr zane provided that the whole of bis immense estate, | @ble chatges. The United States. Atlantic and The time of observation is about 7 o’clock : U7°The family of Mr. Hewlett Peters, who Beale aro Cue FY Sears, ray ag gga estimated at four millions of dollars, shail go to | White Hall pavilions are most popular and best Serteumen 1. 1859. z Were poisoned in New York, on Monday, are all ‘arson Haw Dr Thee O Hille, RC. Berens, HG Bradiora, his family and kinsmen patronized this season; all of them being exceed- | new York, N.Y. .--Clear. | re-overing, Mrs. Peters being the only ene who | Adam, eek Wiibam Linton, Dew Bampe raze. A = 7 Y z ingly well kept. W.D. W—u. Philadelphia, Pa. -Clear, 69°. remains sick. The entire family, consisting of | Alico Hawthorne, Pp. We B. Lerd. Richard Wallzeh 1177 In New York, the disirict attorney has fur- we : G oF t— . Baltimore, Md... .clear, pleasant nine pe:sons, were prostrated as soon as they had Tees : Marshall Brows, C. St. John Chubb, ne L-e0tl ier nished the police magistrates and others with a} MR. Dovetas’s Positiox—ms Exps anv Ais, | Washington. D-C <elear. wind 8. “finished their meal at which the poison was min- ‘To conclude with a Bavoriie Pace RAND EXCURSION TO GLYMONTO c ji The comments of the press upon what was pul. | Richmond, Va.. loudy, 69°. s a Admission 8 cents. G RAN ladies of the Ebenezer M list of about twenty names of pasties who are in | The comments obi Sikes Laat te Retertuig, Va loudy: 52> gled with their food. By some {t is alleged that Bey ea att, Oretus kt Fy o'eled bal fae the habit of becoming bail for prisoners on the | Used from Siero Bory ara capgmmmimerpe Sa Reena E 4, wind SW. the Polson was a tartar emetic, which had proba-| R-ok-Sheet open on Wednesdes, af the Theatre, | Lanse eres ee rie ras nate receipt of 3 fee of from $5 to $20. Some of these | !# in the last nomber of Harpers’ Magazine, (in Raleigh, N.C lear. 67°, bly been farnished by mistake for cream of tartar au 2-4t a the, publio “-boudsmen"’ give bail to the amount of thousands | !!eU of {ts usual instalment of Punch, which was al eet oir pte cloudy, cool. There is scarcely a donbdt that the poison’ was WYMAN. Moun Neexon of dollars. althonzh many of them are well known | fF the first time omitted,) show the aeeuracy of Chertestod. {Meloudy, 25°, wind w | mixed with the food untutentionally by some to have uo property in their po haa our late explanations of the points Mr. Douglas ‘; x The Wizzard and Ventrilequist, Augusta, Ga. P -clondy, cool member of the family, lias the honor to announce to the People that he ait aims to accomplish, as well as the true meaning | Savannah, G: piss Me 77°, wind SE. wil open at Pl one be ey patronage of the Prom Kansas.—We have news from Kansas of | of his measures to accomplish those points. Thus prea Coole cool. i> A letter from the American Consul at Car- ODD FELLOWS®S’ HALL, freshme = be egg the tT at 4 : , he C ti Deily Gazette of the 29th say: Columba: -clondy. thagena, New Granada, to th ti v On MONDAY NIGHT, at 74 o’clock, VALOR © indies. Dinner can be proc of wiawarua have fared the Peery of tas ssway ty Harpe’ Mapesins oe | ete ‘tar Hawa ar tat gene evan ish] Ase Reaay Betuvs Dette sar Wiese, | Romper wl ate Seatncoaat sas, and ou the 5th of August oue of these parties |“ Withont following this fallacious eseay fur- Terknon; Ate. ‘Seat country seems imminent. Nativesand foreigners AMO ERNOON Soa and a SATUR AY AF comrany the rxeursion. | Tickets for adults, 0 forcibly svized on Wright, at the town of Barnes- | ther in ans Ee jay oay serch 2 mouent | Mobile, Ala. -elear, 74°. are daily depositing their valuables at the consu- and Childres, , harfat 7", Navy:Yar! at ty and Blag- Ville, and conveyed him to point distant fourteen | Repuih ican parte: wil ee Desinratcens “24 Salnesille-—Mise— Sere lute for safe-keeping. 17 For full details neo hand Lills, ints cjcinok em. Returnieg will Inave miles from the line. Captain Montgomery inter- | detaching anybody from. ite ranks, to go over to | "TMou cee wut ¢ EEE | ren FROLIC !— GAYETY !— LAUGHTER! to be’ had of the iadies ana st fered, and demanded the release of Wright. A | bis support? By such a document as this, cer- Frederick, Md... Petes t. P é CASH TO LET. MIRTH !—and AMUSEMENT, in abundance. the morning of the excursion. conference was agreed to, and negotiations were | tainly not. * = w il this essay improve his Hagerstown, Bad eat corecety ERSONS Baving cood paper (in smal! xama)to au 27-6t commenced, but at last accounts neither the man | *#2ding at the South? Cegtainly not. it must bi > Cumberland, Md. Pill fac purchaser by addreesiag BOX 22) | y Post Office. ae a toa he Clos com: A FURS PESGGNE ANP, gUsay HORS eileen) aS A . . 7 2 4 7on JA- Cincinnati, O., -Clear, pleasant. urday morning, at MoGuire’s "Auctre PN ANON es BY an able-bodied man, a IT UA. Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 7a.m , (cor- Rooms. self xenerally useful ina store. Address x No. = t[e Office. ue lear, cool, only widen the breach that was already apparent! ? nor bis captors had been delivered up. Atapub-| fatsi ‘The inflacuee exerted by ghis decane lic meeting beld in Lawrence, Angust 24, Captain | wilt Sayre in pprsaersagy hearers sp pear made a statem: ; i » | of the Democratic party. gles is evide: = Sead ta sonualing a arn the | carikiagout for am ind~pendent face in 1560. tr J voiibery Hehen Wak bene® | ing. to the House and to the Republicans 1 give tewn. Montgomery states that he has received | bim, {a default of a popular election, that position reliable Information that indictments have been | which he now well understands be can never re- din Missouri agatust large » . | ceive by the aid of the South. This is the real cel poe ed eat intell tends ca Ee meaning of this last manifesto of Douglas, Al- NATIONAL GUARD PIC NIC COLUMBIA SPRINGS, On MONDAY. Supt. sri, 18. The NATIONAL GUARD gesireto inform their icy end paszone that on MCN vebat rected for temperature,) 29,0; at noon, 29.915. AST WASAINGTON ACADEMY, ‘Star Thermometer, at 7 a. m: 7; at noo! E “aru St East, s L.axn M Sox Pp w an, Maximum during 21 hours ending am. te} The scholastic yearin thee bette aie Bese ANTED By 8 youn in Sper day, 75 ; minimum 60° menes on Monday, peptamber ath, a with dinn: . Box 754 0 1st J. f, HENSHAW, Principal. | Post Of fons that, oper epredins Tneaey att nding " . fastoon eprings” tu their most ardent wien t> atlo’clock, AddrassJ. ‘eeont that oe-asion their numeron« a tating terms Pe eee it fnend®, and ey promise to ‘ailaday of pleasu © : ~ ready he instinctively feels that his on! hope or Narrow Escape From THe Presipexcy —The HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFOR ED i without allo. ‘ i rians have avowed their intention tocapture these | sorety iim the strong anti-slavery sentiment ef the Indianapolis Sentinel, speaking of the late Hon. existing under the name of Liwis te | WA eatery wimp penistion Ae | F fond Withers willbe om hand with hie oharm partes at all bszarda Ron § John W Davie of Indie, Caner ding pane Stone Santee | Rent: We PHONON 2 BROS HSS AE | rete wat eare te fn af he Cage, Se BPS é - : , » Says: onset. J. : od nu F Axti-MomMox Movawest ix Urau.—A meet.| The Peansyleanian of the saine date says of it: | 2°" He was elected President of the Baltimore | business of the late frm. J Fi cm ee = ery ed a parame, ead 3h atrest . “The meaning of this publication is obvious. ing of the anti-Mornonists of Utah was held at , eat Jndze Douglas Fairfield, in that Territory, on the 23d of July. | done under similar circumstances before him, that Vt Hoa. Andrew Humpbrevs was called to the chair, hie can tke no considerable breach in the ores, | SeURele attending that nomfna and on taking it alluded to the fact that this was joven — on Democratic party. Le, the first convention ever held. in the Territory | tetefote, hones @ rally a heat onarag oi Democ fend on , hour! thereafter trom the Careae ot Pa. veces ana mth ‘kets of adreresion for a geutieman and iadics tery: CENTS: 7 ibbons will bo feralehell gestions nt the cates. won oe be secured the committee or members of compeny. al Se TE. i t e = = i Vv ANTE D— CARPENTER. A i. National Convention tn 1852. sd, ia tenaneting Washineton. Anenst 3st, ase go Ww’ WY. THOMESON «& BRO. 269 pee iy es n, came withio VERETT INSTITUTE, a Ee ou ote in the caucus of the Virginia delegation E digger ast aI Derr ah andsoh sts. WY ANTED A WET NURSE. Cal at of being their choice for President—a vote whic! "1 iets Rbk ier ‘eet, between 18th and ~ decided the nomince ofthe Commenting» oe chet panpeato wll bo zesumed 06 | == ool st* which was anxious for the prevalence of «law teaded crate, Black Republicans, and ree i Fe ene Book Stores. | WY AT Dwi id ERS BOSE ma comntor- and order.’ On motion, Dr. Garland Hart, Jolin oom Nothings, with a view toa con’ IT” A man hada wateh snatched from lim the aug eee hE i which t Fae Rigler, W. D. Kirk, W. H. Lent, W. Hanley, s, | \8dependent Northern movement for the Presj- | Other day by athief on the street in St. Louis See rea t eit Y Wi abr baud. «pol: immediately to CHARLES 8. P. Jones, and C. L. Craigin were selected as a ie of which was preshadowed months | and, instead of running down the rascal himself, Tre Atenas et AND TOBACCO. wt tree ft AL, -ACH, Attorney at Law, opposite west wing committee to report an address and draft resolu- fie iaes ot thee i RaWeFtts. come + Hall. ot, N vinyl 1 TAN Pluss thilnes cf the ee nee set his Newfoundland dog on bim, which soon | and completa stook of ledinm lens setting forth the sense of the couvention as Say Priced ANTED—A_ first brought 3 CIGARS AND TOBACCO, ES : ‘Phe Richmond Enquirer, not very long since an | OUSBE him to Ww yaee AND McCOMAS ASSOCIA- hich wij] fe sold on ae invnrable race aeanats | pou. ye At ingion Pyciee oa tothe matte which they had met toc der. © supporter id a purchased No: uality considere-. goods mn tarot x t. inset - After retiring for ia ort time, the pabedlorm pe ont: * # of Douglas, new saxo of (FRO TICE. Members of ths Irving Lyconw epaine fe PW COGAR AL wens Av. er paper peesenbesiaan ine Particulars in future advertisement. eu 3 eos" i ¢ — \ wiit ple: “ e ting.on the s “0. W. COCE . we a Aan = -—- — — tured with an address, commencing with adis-| +: Between {he non-interventionist Douglas and | iniant, at Mr. Ker Vy Rehoal house: oorior of tot | 01-3 fast of Kahonnl Hotel. WANTED Two WHiTE SERVANIS. 4 ICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS claimer of a purpose to interfere with the rights | the abolitionist Seward. the driltrern ene oie Me ALEXANDER &. STEWART, P AT Cost. family. Alec, one todo, heuerennk oat omal dition to j ‘ of any religious sect. wiether Jewish, Pagan, | ‘weedlé dum and tweedte dee.” ——— ———_____Bewretary pro tem.” AR sy fs: snelae Draters, Hoop Skirte-ee | ood roferonod fequiced. Call at ‘y a6 oon semi - iy tripe Mormen or Christian, aud detailing at consider. We have no space at command to-day ia which 8" tidren’s Parasols of ali between this office MBERS of tha M ETROPOLI- wie 452 Wand 12 oslock on Friday, Sept. 24,138, ¥ oer, the | 90 Flack Cace Shawls and Mantif’ tes m, iis. Berege, Linen, TAN able length a list of grievances committed against | % insert more such extracts, as brief as we have | horehy notifi usraNTLiL_.. CN and Debace tere, ANTED—! i. ‘oman. TU- + Sept, 2, att oleck p.m. foting Misaen’ and Children’s Steel Batonsion WANTON ap sank ie owe oman aS the Gentile population by their Mormon neigh- | beet compelled to make them bors, both: lo respect of Gentile reltgious ana civil | Tle Washington correspondent of the New n ATION as conk, whe thoroughly understands T cties of three or more ex: n tickets will 2 " ~G MOORP, Presiden’ Hoop Skirts, from 25 canta to Z ber businers, The best of reference oan be given. —— on Th 1 f2 1 sighie; wgreliing’ ted Die perperaiior af ay] York Jonrnat of Commerce, notoriously a partizan ee lacomeiny = — aa eorsy oak. cost, previous to Tefeprel. fe 8 ree Adaraca ox No 11, at this office, for two cays. é 4 a mh 3 reaeh for Glymont, wath wrongs and high crimes enumerated have never | of the [lino!s Senator, repeats, in hin letter of the ordered “ts attend a meeting tu ha held at | wo 16teo Penn, avenue, next to 19th at. been brought to pun'shment ‘The address goes | 23tt A 1 ugust, the roorback alleging that the Dem- United States Marshal for | ocTatic convention of Berks county (Pa) had uslags every means in bis power to make arrests | t'Ken ground for Douglas. This letter was writ- orn’s Bui'ding, 2th street, near Odd Felluwa’ Hall, on ERIDAY EVENING, September 2d, aig] 7 WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS ni n q a's fer Aquia Creek, at = dollars, (82, *. o'clock. By order, it oe D&¥ GOODS SALESMAN WANTED-—A sin- zle Man, (9 to 2 "8 of age. One we') ac- yea's 5 Sale comgtiment the FOR usinted with the eity trade. Situation p»rmanent. ning every on CAPTAIN. SCHOOL” Books. Pay liberal. PERRY @ BRO., wh being, § Bese We nro just reesivi he t complete Sst “Perry Building,’ Pa. av. a) a plentiful. * im casts of Individas! prosecutions, and to de. | ten Jong after all here knew Well that the conven- TH E L.AD.ES OF THE THIRTEENTR fesorunents to is eal aah ton. ern oar So eae _— : = baal Goud Hotel scoummodations can be had at these i 5 > nesti ¥ reet Bapt vj TE p varion: i int strict School: for a sored be plore the inadequacy of bis meaus to do su. and | fa in question was not that of ‘the Democratic TV. at the Lecture Room of said ohurcln on | Private kata jogea, &o., for sale cheer, (May Pepin (pe and a firet- leave foot of 6th strest at 6 a. m. and 6 concludes by commending the exertions of Ped- | partvof Berks, but of the Forneyites of the county | FRIDAY, 5 ber 2d, to commence at 7 p- A'so, a full supply 0’ School Requisites, ‘Teachers | tats farm hand, oapahia of doing any farm work, | pm ning. 2s p.m. and 3% x. m. eral Judges in their attempts to do their duty and | Who voted against the Democratic Party and its | Musto wi) ogastitate part of tha attractions fof supplied on aay en — ona emg ye neg yy rther inkirae Panation ima mire at the pampeny's * “ %, oni ato ot Me. ™ = * s rs s . ress Box 5 le sived pratection tothe civil sutborition and ve | mince for Paagres, in tue special clacton ot | and Sthera ofthe churen. att Ar Pachitey aot 3 Corner tth and Dats," | Bost Oifcot Wane i301" | Brown's Hotel. eee MRE IRE ES Setting that the courts were not to have that pro- | Successor ~ acy Jones, znd by uniting wi others of the New York ave. Pres! byterian Charcli, ey Tie = a Ticket Agent Potomac ‘emboat Company. tection in fature. Pr° | the Republican Party of Berks, succeeded in de- | *"atthedoor. ao iat "| PPO THE OWNERS QICARRIAGES AND jos The address is followed by a series of resolu- | feating that nominee, it will be remembered. WANTED_BOOKS, OLD ENGRAVINGS, na do : 5 2 ‘OL SUM Ea COWES WSR QRaND MUSICAL AND SOCIAL EN-| | Thoundorngned would inform the public that hef Gieag R, SuMiOniTes, 9. 1S Sane arse i he i te i ii ce, Wil ie ical at Gee's APB" EeG | EAS oat eae al ea RR ogame | SATU, CEAMELNES 2°. ACL ae (Tickets $1, admitty: i orkne c'uding Fercahen ee Sime ot the eat eer iti talent of the city have ki - viovs Pn the ae ae indly volunteered thear see- tions, in which the Mermon” people are held | That this roorback should, under such circum. responsible for the blood of American citizens | %#9¢e, be palmed off upon the readers of the wantonly shed on American soil; declaring poly. | J@“7#%! of Commerce, proves that the * strikers)” amy to be an abomination in the sizhtof God; 2 | °% Douglas have fully euiered into the spirit and union of Church and State ipcompatible with our | ™orsle of thefr leader's game. republican institutions. and tobe resisted by cll _ 4¢70P0s—The Journal of Commerce moat clearly law-abiding people; that Congres, jn the opinion disproves the sttly roorback of Douglas himseif, of the committee, has the pawer to secure in Utah | Sileging that fifteen thousand Africans haye lately & republican form of government, and calling ‘been imported into the Southern United States: upon that body to exercise that right; requesting | SU0Wing, as the Ster showed long since, that the the gentile population within the Territory to | anderet’s lot Is positively the only cargo of them naa Rang tt ae : oe Nisa nope ANTED IMMEDIATELY— " f Ropes. by obs WARGRR MMOL BUNEe Wrenn out sarge and giving of teparon = “5 te Brown's Hotel, for which liberal ro — lic. ORT HGRA it ed 7 P= (H. F.)—The regular conventi PUAt the old stant Ethaties n WANTED To RENT—In Aisaapdna, © com ther ‘CF une ne eA al 95 «Aceentmee ee. | WANED TCA RS RACawiTD: con ‘ nS fg Fomthe hve eas $e Nave A Boy WANTED for the smith-»hop. able Brizhbechood, (rent to be abort $20 per an- ber, (2d,) 1359, at 3 welwok pom. At ae maar Te yore re, bor 18, oE lack fe = : — | aie BEST JUDGES ne Mireaee pote ta ed, Fs Alexandria Poet Ofte, _Joun P. Lean, D. Sow. & * Sustse Having prosouneed my clo tEs 4 FED OR STOLEN-On Tuned STR EA BH SWLEN Ou Pcie lane red spots, With a bell on. and the other brow. me . jope around mek. A reward of @5 will b~ paid for their cesta, atyon to ton a wigned or for their reco: vOry. Any informa:ion that wi | lead to N' WAGNER. we ween I2eaieicetet | WANTED By » rout, aged ih win hae wp to | cet 808th set Navy Va, F id at the prices, induces me aga'n focallattentos | WW ANTE youth, aged has up to te se ' ” | that has been brought into the Ualted States In | { BITENTION, No 5.—The members of the | to shhigne rca ind atten this time beea at school and . ‘ AN AWAY Fe - aiaecatians Fre taks chorus lntepance of on orca : sir la chaabiy enon | UES inant Gemeany are hereby ner Eat toinoce ant sold St Sha are tnahicd | ately ander the ovew ofhre parent TURTON BAN Aw, ro Te 3 “opaauee R, rotec thirty years. The bari “ iar mont " re ported | an office or else where he inay oup- Soren nee Baya Ma ee ane ae a ates eine | Se eet a eee ee Benes it | NS GPR Moa gis nae Kites Pits Sires hts | SEARS BY win SHEN 9 esis Faq., from the Valley Tan Bewspaper; and en- ’ ol vi member. i a r et pent . a Ke dorsing the sentiments expressed by Hon. James a ae dar soe welts hie: ona | aust Tn aie FLETCHER, Boo. | “Justice pon ei Sexes Sh OR ANGER, . ays. es ¥en cE ealnd peec eyes, three hundred of themin a 4 ’ ECON ey 5 there or Georg: F > tae of we nt, =a oe wn Vieksburg, Mossisipp!, and large ait P \ between G and Heageine beak ek us aus cone fe avenue and 14h lations, or mabe bie we: to come fies Sipe ert erson City, relative to Utah's affhirs. The report F iJ . made every day, ICE CREA and W. KY INE LOT OYST. | reesived and served RE Rr 2 tf cnught in county or the ret of Of the cornmitiee-was unaniinionsly adopted. them in Memphis, Tennessee, the trath of which ICES served to’ Pardes, Balin, atch amt Soc Upiwevery aisle GAME, eee arene | DLOO seen: Columi ia, and $10 elsewhere. He must be secured ‘The Conveation made the following nytilna- | Jt statement the editor also disproves by p ian per gation, °W Bg BTNt Cire gUapligd a | on hand at LMESON HOUSE SNJAMIN SITMAY rRaeRT? | Me Tae wit stam 5. BRBRY. tiene: Delegate 40a . | testimony. He is too charitable by half in ref CAKES, PYRAMIDS eof wi (ARES, FANCY | “aust-se 1th and'Pa. a . b eet or. 2 onzress, Dr. Garland Hunt; ‘using 4 all kinds and “siz for the Legisiature—Councilmen, Wm. H. Lent { %¥elieve that, though made of whole cloth, Mr. feARL and John Bigler; Representrty , $C Mii, s, | Douglas was the author of the atory. He has but M. Wallace, C. W. Crocker; for Shesigy Ob | Spe 4 week Dore, to become imitaded that Thomas. starting such stories for Northern consumption is ¥, RUSSE Ht aN MANGE Sod |- on, WooD: COAL, COAL! | iothday of June lane, ohaceean ted che ene | BS srr sears Sete ter ae mess Pepe rie a wag Rage ti a Sect emanate Spe hak gs oy a ls nents fara very best article reaso e t-rm other ki idle coves Par lundred. ieos'aa tten BATES, Wi of Ailes, dark browa:lunt" hed of Se sod abava reward wal he paid sor bie ete a teBER. After passing the usual resolutions making the | @® important part of the Presidential game of Mr. SCHAPFILID ciaaie mai jolie tial ie Argos RY AaRROS 2 SERS ook eure ealere, neminations unamimous, and thanking the pre | Douglas., His object is to increase, by any possi- COUPON BONDS OF Te WasHine | =" st. east nearthscama!. | driving a yin petite’ ra) : we ing officer, the Convention adjourned sinc Jic_| ble means, and as speedily as possible, Northera andesite O88 LIGKT COMPAN \ a sts er 5 he hesitates at i Sarton, distrust of the South. and he hesi at uothing e dred dollars each, red ely to aid in working out his and. +---HoasW. S. Ashe, of N.C., is at Kire | Ue 84 im we ; hie beari torent i: cond dateegat gt Saab ewillgves reward fe i se Recipes sb Seeweten| oan « eam ‘Ss . Sad MagR OER: the. Suc ieeioat T 3 ; wey uy woods’ ‘ iy it Nata wi THE Oxxeon Eveciion —in a letter retenti 8 ;-:" Hon. Pierre Soule, of New Orleans, (e:- i if abet atnceorn years of age, fair ICE CREAM AND WAT 56 | QUPERIOR SHIRTING . . served to Festi Fai MA Ni ee f hair and very tue eyes: is about x eto Spain.) is et Wittarde”” rece vedi this city from Gen. Lane, of Oregon, | V Excursions, at onedoliar por chic ES: cia eee 4 poets Regd mother dL ee ---- Strakosch hes falled to secure Piecolomias, |‘ lattet while referring to the Inte election ‘in CAKES tmde avery day Bnd sent io any pare Neendc nt B living im Georgetows, She gorn to Russia this winter at a age Mens, | Wis State, alludes particulatly to the inconsiatent | the city. 4 ane BRRRSR el st But the indefativabie Maurice brings with course pursued by the editor of the Statesman e Ba ie nee ms Sho panasuesyt HBL ikost ae “ated Pole Pie re atlas reeig Iris pub aa meen | (now ie, iat of October) the tenor Praschimi and | during the late canvass in denouncing the cam nan i mn ® new prima donna. didate of the Democratic party, (the party whlch P sts.