The Sun (New York) Newspaper, October 24, 1859, Page 1

Bit NEW YORK SUN, at the San ad do. Sainges cor of Factor and Rewer’ ste ‘subscribers. in New Yor' city an ras woe ikon cual Uy saad, Your Detlos yor foan, Clroalation, 60.000 Copies per day. poriame ae ruse ome « WANTED, yg THMEDIA aA $1) 4 NUMBER 8518 HOUSEKEEPING, At KINZEY'S & arty lore i aa areas THE NEW YORK SUN.|:7 MONDAY MORNING, OCT. 24, 1859, ‘The Pime Indians. The Pimo Indians, living on the (ila river in Arizona, are a vory interesting trite, Onr gov. ernment hes lately distributed among them a supply of farming tools, cotton goods and trink- ots, as a reward for the many favors they have shown to emigrants and the United States troops passing through their country. They are omi- nently a peaceful tribe, and are in a good condi- tion to receive the arts of civilized life and in- struction im Christianity. The Providence Jour- wal publishes some facts in relation to them, ob- tained from itlemen of that city who visited the Pimos with (he American boundary com- mission ;— wing to the int aquene erittrated in ary of the Atizota, Ni Oy OF portions artit otal irrigation; hence, tt ta » where there can be any agriculeire, Thee Tnciw ‘sy the efore, to render their eanals anit ditches through and hy’ constrict ing ® dam aerows tho rivar, are enabled to conduct tho water over them whenever and wherever it is neces: sary. By this means they produce large orp. ‘They raise chiefly Indian com, anda very email variety of white ne, ona and onlons are also custivated. Their And | wbeat they tind by hand on stone mien being the chiar laborers, and wake a My of Mead. The men labor only tn the fh ds, plant atc gatho= dietr oropey alt i onde + tae fe ico to boiling water, while @ pound. of coal will thes heat near etchhts! pounds of ice colt water; hence, pound for pound, coal is as good again fe more heating purposos, and wool isan ood again as peat, xh hb a Joy product of sedges, seods, rush~ en, m osses, & ‘But, ifa toa of coal, that fe, bushels, or twenty-two Lundrod cost five dollars, it is about equal to tho wood at two dollars and a quarter a curd. Coal, at twolve doliars and a halfa ton, is as cheap “ wood at five dollars and a haifa cord, It would be more tcuttable, if wood was dry, to sall it by the pound. Such is « tom ii France. For heating sleeping apartments, wood should be TELY— VaR a suRer TRON WORKMEN oo82 8°1) a twenty-cight nil forty pounds, A TS a Te [{ ANTE D—AaNn (_ERERGETIO FIRST efses 4 ns a fe g So aeaiy eae atari a pt STED—FRINGR AND GIMP WEAV- mh . CROSBY, ee Prt RA dd OPERATOR ON So Wetatee’s maghine, - sie on Grover B 16a A_ correspondent— Vesrertitio = writes to the London 7¥mes aa follow: 1 bel! be too absolutely stated that balloons are, and must be, incapab being directed, “They are, and must ts, entirely at mercy ef the current of h they » This essary ition of their buoyancy, A hich inventors Lave been onc ged im the delusive hope of being able to gai balloons are fale anslogios. ‘the rudders of ships and the tails of birds have been mis- quoted sadly. Ships do not tieat suspended in one erent alone, as balioons floatin the air, On the other hand, birds are not t guide themselvs by thei rot float én the wator, but on ity dows net float, is that in whi nwaa, A bird ¢oos not float at all a ber in the air or on it, in the pro reno of that (erm, that fs to say, it sa at fiche, er, 88 a batloon is, than the efe a which ic moves, but unmeosely heavier, to cen ‘onder «acer is more nearly like the WANTED—A ~ BOBE@ ARD INDUS. wy pe amar I ray oot se vist the rat ot Catholics and Protas. War cotme mata, y Pe a ay ea hy V Ls setts of Fi Mey Bo Ny RESPECTABLE GIRLS jor Purnpkins, @juasbes, msl ora the wo koran 1 ave, bet Stet and 224 mts, CoLuMsiaw BALL ANTED —A GOOD SAIKT CUTTER Sopmon work, at La Liberty ot, up staira RPST WAREHOUSA, eo a 1 a crops. This is at dono DEN rm iG IN! kind of framework or the condition of a balloon in the ain; but there fame. whe anlordand erring bend bese Wool IRGRAL shoulders and backs, upon whi “4 ‘ot 50d hat seuthle tnouldeta: Uy Las TONERS che” ST merenses ether predict a9 plied, and Wee & are hare also eesentin! differences. | Wa may aie depend upon it that if we are ever designed to navigate the air it will be by a strict adherence ANTED—a GOUD SMART GERMAN g Gecliee siti t> do the housework of « email ines. Here the grain is turesued ot ant stored Seay in graneslan from one bd "Ata Flore. vK! FLOUR! FLOUR!— 600 BAR flocs for mais, Beat Aevete iy pad oa. hak Wiad as W? diarm in their culth endl woare into tra they require for wear nothing ty aretind thetr long, ‘The upper partor their bodi bare; but in the head droasen they Capa turbans, feathereat d trinkets in great of ume in the @ show The implements used f ning snd weaving are of the inmost primitive charac ter. They also make an excellent kind of pottery, which in wned for all a jo PUrpoaer, carrying aud holding water, couking, diahos for ating fromy de. ec, Their baakets, too, are superior to thos made by the earlier Ludiana. the » Pimos is more of a dark brown n tribe of Indians, ittle paint on their incew and be rinkets amd wei Indians generally. Unike Dio, or nemi-civilired tribes boon designed 0 for effoctin pose in tly ing The problem of weal havigetion. will maver bo rolved anil the principles of lignt are clearly understood nor until we reconise precisaly wha; are the ostacies which prevent us front acting upon them by artiticial means, at is, of Gear thous 4 four to Wine TaOMRDLATEL Yo GreLs— sera. Samat fea reife ST, ft ‘eStock. are voR THE Oxrrep STATES pone able bodied men, between 1 and 88 ae wii hoard clothe eve them to be all 61 four present mechanical knowlsdgo—a t motive pown:. 1 have very little hope that, until a higbtor motive power than steam is discovered, aerial navigation will be acomplished. Bot even with steam some experiments might bo tried which would (est the principles of Hight, nd at least lead the way ia a right direction the progress of discovery Lassume that it would ne rin a steam enyzine the bird's wing. In trat ixtor would give this en isthe simple principle yth's steam baramer, Weuld there be iculky in making such @ piston work a pair of wing’, constructed oa none motel 4s the wings of a bai? What is tue maximum velocity with which such @ piston cyald be et siact uo a caaneh a tras “RY are OES, Ma’ EIEDS , oF peasy fs inet ft desea eras 2s ye and shoe ——y ARD Perce, vast doal for their preservation. Missionarios and e pia'ly needed. With the wi er tribes, little cr nothing cam be accompitshed towards their civlinatico, but these agricultural tribes, already ecruaiated with'some of the arte, ary just in the con- aitwan to receive and be benefited Ly our civlise- on. fling power of a oie re prion 0 any steam engine can bo even Wty made so light aud 40 powerfal as to work wing wantecddion ne the Winter, | ‘The ouly carrency of the Rinpire is the chien | eajablo of Kfunyits own woight, In eetanlt of SEDC eR Re | OF cash, @ copper or brass cx nowhat smaller | any ober means dealing mah i, LT would sg mashir su 88a rear Foe and much thinner than a United States con’, MA by the Tif ting power ol ‘teving mesdings for eule and to Us vat X17 Uvtoleering dome te orders of Mar tise | bearing on one side @ Chinese and on the ot int vinaticn, bait bea AP! & Manichoo inscription, and perforated wih a | the whole machine would not be buoyant, igus aise! o__ | parker Roa winpow ‘SHADES | Scare hole. Feats ous are ocrtng th bc bditied ase ofa balloon le open to great -' 4 GOOD MANY WOMEN WANTED DAILY | spurs wre 60, © por cent tom | reds on lenyztha of rice-straw, avd ten of those a6 the power oxetcised over it ned. | be oreer, at 1 HUB ras ae r) hundreds, forming a string, are equal to one | Ly the slightest current of alt would ba vary che PATENT THREAD CUTTING THIMBLS. fan out—Tailors, rations and ounce or dollar's worth of silver. ‘Tho bundins experiment could of 100 are seldom untiod, and thus it happens that cash of high antiquity are frou di covered by the few foreigners who hai ested themselves in this, tne most anci iating @, The cash of the 7tu century of our era differed only in the inscriptions those of the times found cash, te which I have already alluded, are coined in immense quantities by dishonest oll as by prival ‘ulators, and are raixes with the government cash in an large a proportion as possivle, In some of, the Northecn provinces ch'ae, or large cash, worth 1), 50 of 100 of the small coia, are in circulation \racresaes ea tN AND SHEET TRON WORKERS wanted: best wages, 340 Water fe capable of lifting the whole of i weight, thore ssomsto be no alternative but ight by a belief is that such a machioe, when it ro; the ground, wonld bo found capable of baing directed, and that the directien of its fli! would be determined by that in whic tte wimg s were not, 25: ona. Jus eee SEWERS WANTED, AT at, up otaire, 200, Breton olend Ral} Boat, aly to a, ) LABORERS WanTae oon THe ne be begeeebaneem Ni and's, "vansorn we react vation of (irapes. To prerorve grapes in the is an object of much importance, & ed French borticulturist, M. Kose Ciammanx, gives the following simple recive in the Journal eur WINTER Pai Renin BOARDING, TLEASANT FRONT nope 0 PTF Foreigners, however, uuless they expecially of J bigs Wrogprpregy Mae green et 4 board to « geatlemes end his wile alee it, seidom foe the cash. Tho only ayrrensy te] 7 unig as on nit, omunodesed with | We are now ot MBN 7 M neighborhood, til the end of October, — This, ’ elaty jane a arene es | Ebceinien yt popnat tate Mes, | SPs mun depend "oui tod PJ factitious value it onoe bore. It cirvala'es at ita | POMUr®.) Before thay are taneied by tho frost cut mach bund w ‘ AIX intornindes Gonta in lengch, & the jolnts al he bunch ef grapes, Cover the dpper extromicy of tue twig with graf iu Wax (o prevent the evaporation of the tuids still in the tinreus tissue, Bach bu ing thua propared, the lower ax! the twig is inserted in a smell water, Co whlod ia edited five gra spoouful) of pulverize comunercial value of ds. 24, aterliag. lus dollar, which was ones worth . ateriinys, cely circulate at par, and United Amorican dollsra aro not in jh CARLING ¢ ON THIRD AVE—A FEW RE- Vpeamen HoanDutes WAS CAs BE aidiommO- | Pioc'Hiscs Cioektatan tits, nen I ies the en tre sacrat of - Hk, aa hoase from 11 jee ni 1 Propars’ ion is tor + fires i@ | trip of hoare, boro holes in it bot woen threo amd t Ang., reosntiy, for the purpose of testing the eflicieucy of ber furvace in the filling of hollew shot with mol- ten iron. ‘The Serpout targe! brig was selected tea mark on which to Uy the efoct of « fearful wimiles tired from a gun om board Her Majesty hip Hxcelient, ‘Ibe furnace worked in the most satisfactor ithout any aificulty a yart, aod of a proper size te eld Attach (his rack to the aides roomy and pleos the viais in it mast be (ahen to cut uff the grapes which be- fa pair of rcissors, and to keop 0 freaziine pas may be "The mathod of of pei preserved in m pruping the vine renders th hor en fire, ‘Lhe nature of the experiment ou Thursday, however, precluded ita boing tried in reference ‘ts ite afecrs ax compared wi'ls rod- Let shot; as hitherte prepared fer such pur; Tho boliow tron globes were filled wit molten iron from the furnace oa board the Col- UNG MEH Cam HAVE TIPE Fitts sav ine oe ka i gd i “king United Staten bat feccre aaa the ke pret P quid metal s United Su put in mw ses the t 82. 50° 250 a bene and tote 4 uaa Bete ie ant oO Serer? | that ihey would break, and scattering tue Inui te talae Wd cite bunsea of exnana wi pkey ce, Joding ot 16 Laarooe ot for re uae tit wetal on the weod-work of the ship, at ec set | iy to the ard the small oxponse of the vials, rack, &c., cam be ne objec LADIES, NOW. 18 aka of 168 ate ee Ratipsit eT RO—FURS—f Maiter-of Bact Mise. “Tam what the old incall an ‘ 1 do nothing under Heaven without a id COAL, Faison miei | \LL MY OOAL DELIVERED, SORKEA- aon never, hing unless | think there “A ca trom andor ever wat wolabe of 3000 gedezeme es sy ponents nie Jowus alongaide the north wall of the steam bar | HS ppv thay wl a ey boa Ena Ef wa oot lef aatifty slenregn hens o7 favors when I think they are not doverved ; an, eee TR Hts Lares the Ner"iae vraiton oh ab aairyB Besok: finally, U don't wait upon tho girls when [ Uuak a Promptly alt satod te, haa Gas iat femtions would be disagreeable, I am a from the metal being run off frou the furasce, until the inissile Jef. the mouth of tke gun oa its errand of destruction, being six minutes, To ascertain the effecta of the practice it was, of course, necessary that the shot should elfect ‘a lodgment in the object tired at; but this was found, from the rotton state of the Serpent aud the short range—H00 yards—te be @ matter of 1 once offered to that n her bome if sho wanted offer, Lwent home with d it bas ever since been an enigma to me wether she wanted me or not. I bade ber iyoed wight,” and she said not a word I met week Vania Ww. dT said not a word, I mot ver FOB GOOD ABM OVER- | too great difficult, ‘Lon shots were fired alto- ber next ¢ 44 ead peer css nat WHITE AND $3. 50 tuts 0 Overceats selling Me aD again and she gave me two hours’ talk, It ito gether, twe eof which burst, but the metal inside y he feared T Mouded ‘nis Rowers. marry tants | det chon wit” P* Se ET | i eae ruck ita iguidiey trom | Sguck mean cutlons, She feared Lwas offide, the length of timo it had been drawa from the furnace te produca the effects intended iu ite li- uid stat begged meto explain, but did wet give me a chance to do #0. wouldn't be offended; asked mo te call, over since been a mystery to me whether she really wanted me to call or net 1 once saw a lady at her wind I thought I would call, Ldid. Linqatred for the lad and was told she was net at home, [ oxpect al yas 1 went away thinking 0, I rathor think |. Imetheragain, She was offended — fald 1 had not been ‘neighborly.’ Bie reproach- ed me for my uegligence; said she thought I ha been unkind. And i've ever since wondered whether she thought so or no A lady once said te me that she should like to be married if she could get a good congenial husband who would make her happy, or at least to. She was not difficult to please, she 1 faid ‘I should like te get married too, if t could find a wife that would try to appy.’ why. 8 mar ite fae oR oer $57) PILOT AND "AND DRAVER OYERCOATS_— =| Rove OVERCOATS |—OVEROOATS! |— 4 LARGE BTO OK, 2 Raut cy aut bt ree talag through be 45, 47 HR | Fecnoors OAK HALL CLOTHING plishinent 86 and “ais SoUTOM. BXTBAD- io stablinkes 1856- as NG through to t ols Dr, Cox and the Covenanter. ‘The Aubura Union tells the following story, which, it says, it regoived from Dr, AMKALAM L, Cox himself: When Dr. Samum. H. Cox removed from the city of Now York, to scospt s Professorship in the Aus burn Theological Bemuary, be authorised his brsth- or, Dr. Ansanam L. Cox, to sell hus bouse In that city. Dr. Anmamam advertised in the city papors Ahat the house was for wale, won he received « call nm & Venerable, well-knowm Scotchman, with guid Siouies conn ond veut bor ia beads andl propeed to purchase it, ‘The Doctor named the price, whirh wan thought Uy the renorsiile strauyer Tether exor vitan CoALsEst ‘PEAOH ORCHARD, RED cpa one apres peer ree (.0.2L—KVERY TOM 2000 Lie, FOR SALE, AS COUNTER AND FIXTURES FOR SAL® 8 19T Thi: te lat, sine THe at five besoment Boar Tam, as you percetve, sont, moan’ Lom, ot the bead of faclly, consiaing of Sates cos Take E38 ORERE (sto C five precious eudle, in covenant with Jeeus Onriae | bh said, ‘Umph!" and looked as if she moant fee Fou doc), ares SCRERS (CLOVE, BGG | Moutged. to a Cnures of Cs antors Booty | hat she said. he did, Yor when I asked her ave, eorear quire Usman! ‘BR, 216 Wess for wore than forty To yearn, yt proko Me | ifsho thought she could not be persuaded te ry me, sho enid she would rathor be exoused, Loxcused her, 1 bave often weadered why Lex- med her, sood many things of this kind have hap- pane to mo that are Juubtful, worderful, mys terions, Whas is it thea, that causos doubt and mystery to attend the want of fact, and ia order to matter of-fact weed tho Fi aca travelca Bovtishd. Shroualy ms tidy if poasibl another Church which had kopA the Covenant, bub cou'd not find one. I then cane to Ainerion, have looked this city taiouge for a Cbureh whe ‘ovouant, but I Lave given over the search in dew Pair. 1 Ueliewey air, jaan my gpl that 1, alt, and tay own fatnily, are the only pezaine watiied to be saved in the ey of New York." Hore the vou le stranger houved » hoavy sigh, rogelod Lis nasal organs from his snuff box, aud ooncluded; 1 thik the price exorbitant, but slern necessity forces me to buy it. AsTcan Bod no Choroh ta the Govemant here which bas not broken it, I ai forosd to par- cbse such a bouse as tis, eo can live, and hold religious serviows undar the sane ruof, My #om, who will von be adiltted to the ministry, ms} pena te ct us ther, and adiuloistor the rights of tes i, and po bly, Ja this way, we cam inanage wmre porerreth ARBLE taal man ADVERTISER as | Eas ta a ae aS EGAR MAKERS WILL FIND IMPORTED i "A io ral Yoben Dope ot of Dayar Bowery, cor, Le toe iD moti ila, 2 od order, Tt can be scala menace, PER TOR—COAL=BED eee ac | for stoves eevee STOVE, EGG or Our eal @ on. wbelovate W. LL FRE | Cee sina Swe = ENGINE AN ataren, fen teary new ant inf paths Murcer ot TAND 30R BALE IN WASHINGTON Misiics Shier any Kind of business Inulte ef Sie MACHINES —ERW AND SEO- oud hand for Wheeler Home idea may bo formed of what « sumptu- ous article of dress is this lace, from the fullow- ing parsgraph in a lester to ‘the Boston Journal : ‘The peoultarity of Bia lace, 14 addition wo ibs tae ness, which distinguishes it, is that wany of tue chui- cost patterns are worked microscopic minute employed tn the manu i the very b The Bout Fest Word is the healthiest, because it contains a ler 6 amount of oxygen ; coal has pene, hence, in burming it, the oxygen necessary for ite com- bustion mu pepe from ‘the alr of the room, leaving it closely” oppressive, A coal fire will ge out unless it has constant and large ure grows hear 4 place bameven consep frase Heb SEWING MACHINE S—SIRGERY, way, room| Dla, Se & degreo—Leing aubject to froquaat of Uiness that only faint hopes we ent ined thet be w md over ain 04 maahoo ne ay pretenal om tous Ciled were rather inere diminished by the precocions development of his mental face itiom-enctucr chu the Daowanam tame NEW YORK, MONDAY, OCTOBER 24 1859. 0) par mre comstans situation O Me Le 4 ine the eye and sttain the feculty of of that webilite An finences whieh soctaieetes tee roelience of these two fabrics, We are told that the | yy in the #e eutabiishinente can only eern from 20 to BO venta per day on a avarage. he Gaal Masia in Pate. A Paris correspondent of the Boston Traveller say Snails are crawling down more and more throats here annually, Ten years ago nobody but apothecaries and ‘herb doctors shops, and « Little dirty, dingy restaurant in the buo Saint Honore kept them, and now they havo a place of their own at the great markets, aud the ros taurateur that dosa not _koep then is consideres! decited!y “slow.” a milion and « half crawl down our throats every season ; at Dijon alone they bring If. oOe. per htndred, and 6.000f, yronth are cold, which every ¥renemman vow, by their Cociter and other reckoners, aro equal ta aliment t> ene hundred and fifty ordinary calres—don't ask me, please, for the equa iow, — Snails bave & great virtue in the Papis yes; jen yor oat ihing ele, you may fll yourself until you fal like an anaconda after Le swal wi hout breaking your flesh and Uld Nick, Snails are sists’ dictionaries, Apicius ives an excellent recipe for cooking thom, We eat them now that the Gaiut Honore restacrant has joim- ed Troy) cooked on the ler or in an oven after they lave beon boiled in the with fresh butter and cause reat ravaxes can shell and seasoned rsley chopped tine, Bboy hay dil more dan b ards than the odi- no way is known by which they driven from vin romoving them forcibly and eating them with freeh butter and chopped parsley, afver the syi- dir” bas given therm a“ shake down.” Micurcer, in bis bock on insects, quoted with eulogy tha public spirit of a Krench profasser at Ronen, » ho cama into hi sicurs,”” said the patriot, beso insects have for centulies reyed upon’ map, let us prey upon them,” following HastLwr's advice, he auited the act io tothe wort, and commenced devouring them ; cockrom use and chinch were tossed into his mouth and crunched to pieces with pro: feesional adreitn He avowed they ware de- lightfal; the cockroach. the flavor, if I re- member rightly, of ch, trout and plne- ruffled partridge, Breageam, We find in ““/arnard’s Journal of Faucation,* the following very adolable vhotel of Lord Brovana, from the scholarly yea of E, 1 Esy., of this withor wealthy nor distin- 0 titles, wore in comfortable 4 and coupled a highly respectable ne In chitdhood he was delicate and whore Labelle wark able bi Vigwat had not only learn and to perforta the ainaple whan abx years tw paseages floin Walter, Dare Orring accuracy, ‘The tauatly p n that it waa not tual progress aa is procerions stat was scarcely pormaitter Finding irat bo waa nothing one better physical rit not the worse, for this privation his aunt—a li educated, enable maiden lady—-4 0k upon herself 808 reep rast tulity not only of furnimting bi h books aa Wut devited berseit earnestly to tosching him. hoon engaged nearly a year at this labar uf love be. ¢ the necret was dincovered ; andan * Bul then beconse 00 healthy aa any of his pay auson, It fe altmoed needless to say that ahe did not rece we muck blaine from bis p although tho doot felt somewhat mortitind when it became evident that, after all, it was not his learned and skilful advice which was attonded mith mich excellent resulta, Tuts Uitte eplacce, trifling aa it lain staalf, and early ia tue life of Buovunas aa it oocurred, is werth tm thos parentheticaily, a# an additional instan important influence exercised by womaa on te fducation of llvetrioug men, It te one ta whl Lord Buovunas refers hi pride and grati- tudo to thin day ; aud the re nee of whice Law rendotod his through life the umcompromisug frivad of the go Tee When the deputat noo wil weunory had boon eg aay 4 tenth year young (with facility, arithmetic, “reciting wheid my wil miourred in jexamder aid the Berfe, n of the nobles of Kussia who lately arrived a Pojersburg to discus the first part of the proposed law for the eman- cipation of the serfs, watted on the Emperor at ‘Tsurrhow Golo, 2115 Majesty addressed thom aa foliows Grercwen Pave cale ote my —I am mot to aemiat ne duties lieve y Wave Leva misiim deiwtod, Lhepe Gat all tee 1 dumderstandi ve now disappenied Tava road y sur lottery whic wat preeenited lo ime by al Ronroviory.) My a: ewer tas already botm 4 to you, withonk deube. You may re- ‘upon it that J wil one te of coun ty agree with ite ojdul dial before wt, who visite ‘Lhe capital, reconstructed by the Spaniard exhibits, perbaps, alors vivid, theuyh august and majestic appearance than the ancieat Tenochtitlan, Baexico is undoubted!y one of the st cities ever built by Kuropeans in either bemtap here, With the exception of Petersburg, lin, Philadelphia, sud some quarters of West- , there does not exist a city of the sane tomt which can be compared te the capital of New Spain for the uniform lev ground ou which it stands, for the regularity and breadth of the streets, aud the extent of the public pla- ces, The architecture is generally of a pure style, aod there are even edifices of « very beautital structure, ‘Ihe exterior of the houses is not ded with ornaments, ‘Lwo sorts of hewn » the porous amyylaloit, called tetsonts, til eopocial y a porphyry of vitrooua feld spath, without any sive to the Mexican build- in air of solidity, and sometines evem m: hificence, ‘There are none of those wooden conies and galleries to be seen which dasigure se much all the Kuropean cities in both the sndies, ‘The balustrades aud gates aro all of Biscay irom, ornamented with bronze, and the houses, instead of roofs, have terraces, like those in Ltaly aad other Bouthern countries, Stequiar Description of a Miskster. Rev. Hxany Cuay Daan, a Mothodiat n tw the Untied States Senate, or two sinee, appears to be making a tour at the West, in belialf of the Democratic party, His appearance is thus described by the Jubuque tne, is indiyidnal, sont out by the State Demo- eratic Central Committee, visited this city nm Pa'urday last, and made a'sproch ab the Court- Lo personal appearance he is a curiosity, boat tive and a half f h, very fas venly, wears his hat tipped over on one side, and when be walks, ri 4 swaggors along like an over fod butober, His profession is that of a Methodist Minister, but be leoks and acts about as mush like a preacher as a potcu- ne does like an antelope, of @ bog like # canary fi . When he commences a specch, he thrusts both hands into his breeches pockets, draws his head down between his shout jora, doubles him- self like another Cuilp, speaks in alow, whining, canting tene; pasos the stform backward and forward, waiko down inte the is'e, among the audience ; g:adually raises his voice, lifts up his head, Lranuhes his Mista, and makes a climax by rendlog tas slr and pawlag the ground like ve Lasarrection im Boston, When General an was in command of the Prritioh troops ia jusetts before the Keve- ution, there was an attempt made by one ofthe Engl offi excite the few slaves in Bos ante Wass of the hay-ninth, oy om oN, of fy nia assured the alaves ola stowed under my lips. RATES OF ADVERTISING TEXMS—CAS Ty ADVANCE, Advertise monta.— For every FOUR LIN TA two words), one day ened uy 4 three dawn. $1 005 a ve Ween so fide, 640 03 Morviages M PRICE ONE CENT ‘that with their aaslata'ern, © should be able te drive the Liberty Boys to Devil.” In the Selectmo.t ot the town made October, 176! vate secret: ANTOM, wl A complaint aigeinet Capt. Wi L1A0%, and he was | acting tempor been’ trom arrested. ‘the evidence agaist him was #0 | the Treasury De, ay, having be wid strom that be was bend aver fy + trial. i? the rosume his placa in the Department, influence of Bnt! flicart, how, *ver, the in- tw a Cherokes Ladian,was dictment was quashes!, and Watts.’ dee, doom | paren, io the stato of Arkansas, « fow LS te ing {t unsafe to remain in Boston, A * this tine | forthe munierof a white Choctaw. there were only about eight hunrred co tered per- ‘sone in Boston, of which numbee three hundred wero females. 1760 to tho Kevo Vutlom, tho umber of slaves dasteaeed qutte rash re were nearly two hu change, announcing the fact, finda foals becuase he was bu nounce/, ureartior than the time aft 'y disappointing many of out North Chita Herald fe ae “ in Bos, 08 age ae 2 peta dts were colored persons i Petoming the winter erop of sevoral of the: Sea a ‘ yrov Inge the country panne ee be fast superset Y ant thy Ronee A Biceping-Car Incident. The Milwaukee Vews tol's the following trcl- dont, which was witnessed by o frionl ins aleeping-car on the Detroit and Milwaukes road: ‘The car was nearly ful), and in one of tho rtmente was a maiden lady, neithor fat pub forty, who wae wenderiilly 6: clogs prodimity to, ene naughty many wh mitch autsed at hor wey with mdeiong glances, ant wn rig. Anally mustered courage & which operation wna ali This f lar, Gr intermixture with the dearer Pause oy ly used ‘oe has an aevid taste, Lo ‘edie ce look moro to quantity thas Aa pas-od 0,7 the last Leylslata forwarded #6 the Hon, Wa, Menrts, a draft on New York for $1,000, ‘oi ee to hand the eo. California proposes eave this amount ally towards the erection of Unt able the €t0 the me ory of our Wase~ IGTON. Dive son of «TAS. Davis, of Baltimore, whe has lwen heretot we reported as saifering with repiiles iv biy sic Teb, has grown worse, and @ California, writer to the _ Monument Ansoel- In compiience with an sect T have this r + Corbakin! yy y WhO haetened tally prostrate b y Most Cerriole spasms aud sem— atic of chockit f, e¢casioned by the rawling into hie. utoat. The wafortunate led frequently attempts te upon himself and mem \c hie couflaement nesses has become htick viole of the fainily aory. AX Ingenious mecha: boy Mr. A. T. Masox, of Basil, bas mai, pon-knife, a minis! are wmechiue shen, fully, eo wipjed, and in working: . n order, which Is quite aw weer in ite way, her ‘fey cente outlay, and that ado Internally vewed | and Within stanly a locom ‘tive in complete trim, nfoy very litte rey juactera Wwirtng’y draw her woes © emo very pawedh Bo ese iC it wan Woule booms fr Giyiring of tas rags? woul tanbglde for at tho werival of mo cova continued during the lghty amid the nly "wo be ervased en unter As wile ‘ hota? th inh dien predicusnen a double engine, citcalar » Wy Mortiong appar Ls aay be road a— bebo micheal ratus, do. f fact, all the d ferent hi of me chinery rally met» ith in a shop of the kind. of 1 Itteburgh, Pe., haw mporiaut elo: on iron Lente vulds, and ther Mr. Carvew Anams, ently divcuvered that an + a4 wheo molt experivnco with a new set of too marked: 1 have he , tetoll the lating | the truth. T tht ey ey bave Deon a ciiraa ty ma alwaga | Workimen whe pours inthe liqn @ jy bie Cast rathor than ® bloming. Now, in th eit y co Lhave f ings frenreommon iron come o: ¢ a4 White as efl~ had fainn onoa jut io, ald T avust tell you my experi- | vor and us hart as ‘Vher \is another evi masticators, I fot) when the | dence of the university uf this » ‘vtle fe and thy ae though I had a thongh it is not yet applied to an 7 practi re om pese, such phenomena caunot fa eventually te produce useful etfeets. ; Ix view pf the probable fatificat: s kA bag de» 4 reaty wich the Ohin pire, he t t Shangiind i for oon im made at tho State Department. Fro ~ it he =] pears that the agaregete imports a pearly $31,000,080, and the aggreg ite cx porta ' th amounted to ¢59.508.000, The hy ee my pocket, o tonmly trying the things on, an opium imported was upwards of every Ume expericncing some ne tion.’ One | Tho-inward aud outward tonnage a a day they would (eel as much like @ great horse-shoo, 153 American ships, and 5. wilh nadia im it, as anything else; and them again other nations. INGTON, of Milwaukos, Vas sued . Pant, “upon a writ tea cone 000 advanced by hi complish cert it pry onon of the forty im to Railroad matters {n Btlonesota.” The Lcould be certain that had @ great ciren Mr. however, have put iu the plea in answe. raid funds were advanced to bo the officers and meinbors of the Porta Islature, ki disposing of the ard that polly," Lenn Lo recover his $50, motimn The first da riot darkuge to “ar F wheel Bome of my experince was They rerved mow 4 L wan rather gottiog tired of my perseverance, owmne used ty thoir way» stud vow they oanui yet away from me aA 1 kwow Just how to manage thom, and bow to bite on then, ‘and bless from the Lottow of my heart the inventor of false tooth. very coraical. Bees Lat Lose. ‘The Cleveland Herald tells the following, sting- ing report : ‘A fow clays ago, & manfrom Tllinols his, Using pe) is not, therefore, emt. ‘hed, v0, Lthrongh here on the refirced with one btndred ‘and ten casos ‘Tu conspiracy at Conatantinople was am, ve j of bees, on route for California, whore he rays he ro- | more serivus alair than we supposed fromt ®e calves $160 & box for th ‘Thay cost him $8 box | first acecunts of it which we received. we, {rom the Tole to the GB. tala, one et tera Yel | HUNdZed and fy military officers and neg Jt was started by Sheik Amn man who ha had much intluence in the-couneils of the Gev= ernment, and who deplored the present state of public affairs, The plan was to capture, if nes - 1, the Sultan and his ministers, and te his son or brother on the throne. One of the conspirators made known the preject, and the loaders wore all seized. Tne Portlard Advertiser understands that the Great Eastern wiil euiertain guests on board du» ting her stay, in case the rush of visitors shall requice it, ard that tn this way from 600 te 1008 gueate be entertained. In this way, witip the means at the coumard of the eity hot 5.000 strangers can be easily aceonuodated, an equal number tn private Conities, so that 18 000 strangers daity will tind abundaat aecome during her stay of three weeks tm ‘The Great pastor i ted te niake one or two trips to sea while at Portlande areying 10,000 porscns, A Mixratone steam enins, complete in all was oxnidited at the California State wer manufactured Insects, The dapot passengers, quite « commotion eee, tired of thelr confinement Talla, resolved « lly Nghting on the facen men, leit them more frautlo a bafore, from their pointed attention La though eflicient depot of: 1 thieves, wtond no chance was neon basting > ese ional tardiness of losomotion, move at anpeod novor before attempted by t There was a degroe of varinth about the a! ofthe bees not to be resiated. ‘They disappeared aftor a thins, aml the dupes resumed ite avcisteaed Ane village thuteen tshing snacks, a oth poaron haw been an ee setting the round sum of @100,800, er ne 8.000 to cach boat“ AL New Bulfalo, Fane county, about 4.000 balf-bitrois iameer than ant ordiatey butter outside, from when under @ od over twe thea~ Nothing could be more beautifully accurate in its wijustinent. The cylinder has a three-sictoerth ineh, sevens sixtscuth inch stroke. It propelled & Hoited from the apeetatens jacks to the skal of it tips no lary nueoting with the ‘eceivod its supol n of the fen treul, and other excellent overy city and village bordoring on tho take ie Heber mon, ad, could Ube st atintion of Gre fel unde of Michigan be collected, we have reason to think that they would mane am exhibit somewhere in the vicinity of fifteoa undred usand dollars, varietios, mat ufac! Fix 8. Pannen, Chief of the Six Nations, ie an engineer in the employ of the Federal Gewe ernment at Galena, Li, The Dubuqne Herald of the 13th inst., saya: Cant, B wart ed this morning for New York: He goss on te Buftale to pay Lis annuel visit to the Six Ma B ory year, diveste himself of ‘ation, puts on the card , and, ae their Cbief, listens te 4, adjusto their grievi harmonizes their diverse opinions, — Capt, oks about half and-balf India; be fe if fed upow tartle soup, has a dark bet ye, long sti hair, the copper oom ploaion, bighly softoued with white, amd gene- rally dees not present any appearance of tomabawks or scalping knives,” ub waw weeks sit Mere Kid ‘The Chillicothe Garett ef the 11th, gives. the particulars ef the kidnapping of @ colored mam bamed OLIVeR ANDERSON, & man named Mice Hax.er, with sows other rascals, we reKson's house, in the lower partof at midnight, and awaking ANDEaSUN and domanied a1 floors, apd ppers 7 to the wagon, f ANURKSON screamed, but a blow from oue of the kidnappors quioted her. Thoy roturned fer the hild of two years, but the mother had escapod to the neizbbors with tnat, tia the meantine AND RKSON was Carried aw. ut of reach of suc cor, and wad no doubt carried to Kentucky, AN- ox was @ free mam, and had lived in Chilli cothe for five years, ‘Dhisis the secoad ca: kidpapping in Koos county, within six mont tland, to proceed to visit Lord Mancmnoa®, at ‘Aebpacarry House, ‘ihey started. of om of boir hs, | Were accom) andl Tait way, the galde conceiving that ho was sufficiently Washington's Farewell Address, writ the patb 2 tbe bul, Unfortu how- Mr, Binmny, of Philadelphia, has lately pub- | ever, uke turnod to the left, of | lished a pamphlet relative to the authorship of | right band, ‘The joarn Wanutruron's Ferowell Adtress, in which, | ceeded with, aad about eight tn the speaking of the original heads,or hint oF draught, pone ee sed fom 4) to 23 ‘alle ot Achnscay, ae it caine from WAsmixatoN te Hamitro! be een ommtance remy Pasco are golden truths, « troasure of politioal wls- probably no lady of the peorage ever sam foresight, wolct frou Uae gra ity of thir tore the depth of thelr tincerity, Abelt } “Tyr Jato celactiad phenomena, wi simplicity, aud the tenderness, as woll as the strong'h F 44 puch attontion A phenomena, wiieb, Of the comoern they manilest {or the whole people, | 2 haan Sere sae ee make, in thomselvos, a*Varewell Address,” ea it ually Hooks cronies to ing father to his children. wknd they } peop the neighboring Mexican republic, ami jons, without suggestion by any- | various were the interpretations thereof, body —Manugon, Hauntom, or any friend or adviser | the Indians, the general opinion seems to veayewn {rom the depth of Wasirsaron's own heer | been that the end of the world was at hand, and if the whole Farewell Addrovs, as it now stands | that these ilickering lizhts were ouly the 01, recon dy were decora peed, aud sul pert dispelled vaneing eee the daily contests of the as were added to give the paper ranice into the valatian ated ually i minds of statesmen and leqisiat Eeyore ara aa jets of dro—in hands among the perm fraidiezm would be found porishable lecacy to the people, thelr ag was ineribed ‘death to the Puros,> w oe lively, imaginations of the latter saw sights equally complimentary to their oppanentes Tike Farewell Addreas. es other founders of religious orders, MAIL ITEMS, de. Tir greund was covered with enew in seme pertions of Conneoticut om Thursday, Murs, Many Srarvonp has bequeathed to the Mothoddat church of Savannab, Georgia, a hand- some residence worth €4.000, and 17 slaves, A.woMAN was burned to death in Albany, om Wednesday, by falling om a steve when otillion, swears in his sermons, rts indifferantly from the ite bible tie of Mormot ment v} Bt tmon, an alata: of the retin igion Is a joke, abd ‘Tone ave in Salom, Ala, fourtcon artesian wolls, which have uu ‘average depth of about four hundred feet, Mus. I, Baasutrow Horry, @ dauchter of General ALexanpxn Hast. roM, diod at Wasli- ington, on Monday, : Avstor Avery, of Windham, Ct. pumpkin vine in his gardon 2M foot ia le Which baa prdueod skxty pumping, averaging nize inches in diameter. Artiste of Bajtlovore ta have ayy thom- ther ia aclu wets will hold & day ovenivg uoxt. Tum New Bedford Mercury states a New Y tleman is negotiating for two steamers to run between Fairbaves aad New wow Yer ia com- dom with tbe Fairhaven Branch Railroad. P 1 the alfect of is piety fete, put Lins on a level wita the of the tin A short ha in other wards, tl owe yeu’ wink sealing acaint, x ia &., Paul asserts that 8,000 be- winter, has