The Sun (New York) Newspaper, January 14, 1861, Page 1

THE NEW YORK sUN Published indaye he Gun pete ern boi eal Fotpreemnnn SEs xe Tevintee orga pe rou, , olrenlation 60.000 Copies per Day. 4 THE WEEKLY yy typed 676 conte per NEW VORK, MONDAY JANUARY 14 uth Carclina baa only or Field Ofiowr Quart. 1861 from Bay Ripbea gh fecm Drexuveon, from the commission: ra of emigration, end now oe wishes to s.cece from bis conntry— World A Now Light Cunvarran Boxsns, a li:tle before his death, directed public attention to magtesium as a ‘Corner Nassau and Puilton ets., New York. THE NEW YORK SUN. Sa Eitan MONDAY MORMING, JAN. 14, 1868, Opinions of the Press. ‘The Allany Atlas & Arywa mys of theevente at Charleston 1 Where the right and interest of any husband or Wife bas become vested sics the eleventh diy of April 1560, TLBBUM to Jefferson Cit; receive the alleviance «f Missouri, We, the prop Misrouri, are henoeforih bea lace nd loyal rubjecte are ople of Miasourt requtred to do thi destard decd air ‘abandon our ‘note Union without one from in tte defence ? Is it madness, or ia it sheer From ' Rome of Today,” by Eomusn Anovt, we the fuilowing paragraphs illustrative that is driving our Logiaisture to this pre: | of plablean life among the Romacs, Afier «short vapel eas, oil and tall ve Tus gutbortty and dignity of the government mat | ee ee iano them come fain | Stteription of the manner in whish the bathers camden” Teme tmetal reunlst this are tn Ge MaCHINES—WANTED LADIES cuted fard. foe iasae ‘bavi He pane f thei Wwocation, he says: —~ 7 TES | teen mote ts Teme and wumtained if neosame, | Sele wrath, aud with loyal hear and arms | Pobitc writers altechate with ane barley Laters | Cent Of, s, Semmes lear) 8 wit osly 6.017 their ol rary, by the who'e power of the navy and army. j A, end spar Wy wl hase usd | Which have bean rocolved are brought to them ; | Of $2 inch in diameter producing ay much light The Atlas & Aryis however, wou'd go no further | th Presidency, Lut alse trum thes unaooter | they read thom and write the reply-—toral, | SiaagPerm candlos at the, rate of five to, the eT than eolf defeces requi-ee, but while adhering w thy | W'o have ft from tnete posts of dent sod heteie | three conte, VAS scent antec ntty fellow apt tee pg Selene ths » Polley of non-coercioa im respect #) the sooaling | St (mpted to destroy whas they had nov the oouraga | proaches « teble to dictate anythiag, fi rains, waa required; 21 2 ounces of magnesium, eno ‘Mater, {8 bo'ds thet wages! a seas curious neighbors press close y round Fieretten Tn rewuire to maintain a light for ten ING MACHIRE—WANTED LADIES | .™ Geneon A be hunt iaved, Util ft Marine Diwtore, coed ete te ks eae hours equal to 74 stearine candles, weighing 320 Eto Trectin exerci dhe Guty Oa we lea toe rehe vi ou defense’ | yarke following is a summary of the American | Word, each gives his counsel OT hie light {8 said to be unrivalled for photo- Sets, chien Pecan doen ag Me Toutd ton reas yemtgieonee. | veanels reported lort during each month of the | jorcyenen mires thle at to sald to be unrivalled for photo- * o f= eg | *ustainteg the F deral authority in vindicaung ite | Past Sear: lum speak for bimeel’," cries a tind, «hy knows | fephivc, Purkoves; with it, piciures may power in Charieston harbor, we desire to taken as reacily by night as by day, The high Ne of the mon-x 6 ding pvates do 1t wis ca maser will for Siddignity. better than you " Price of magnesium, however, the Of the brave manner of facing death he aays: | Lone iroctude lee mee tor comeeb yun Bat — — ‘The Romans look natural death ana debt Lionslen formations abound "ou" tes Cat RMP ta YMENT—Male. The Aitany Beening Journal mys q to be paid; they dislike everything which Reese Grerecae be ae inne teens we \ GENTS WANTED — AGENTS WITH | Satranc: piratlcal suip of ttritory, erowaliog i = 8 8 § Tith @ very original simplicity, “I don't like | tion of the metal ftom its ores. A fow years ftom #5 £9 $20, can with an exeelloat oF- | Swarnps Ladians, 1un away hegre i 11 6 8 bathing, people are drowned; 1 don't wish to | ago, aluminium was as dear at gold, but fin- viualty ts maka rorey rapldly, by tlle an oa pusetened wo prevent ley teerseoe nee ee s Ta 8 ride on horseback, one might ‘fall; T shall not | mor gmanioium, was prostates hays teadered cbovlptag ef 808 Brsdeer Tosh BAIT HSS | eeplacie for every desc. iption of marsude-s and te: ae oe a | Heese” Bar’ one mtikt be in the way of & | it comparatively cheap, Some ingenious Yankee bam bondrcrile J \W formed 04 an expense ot ore than $59,000,000, ta 7 { { ; bs tho lao dutta”: brary gives will constitute himrelf a public benefactor by HELP OF ALL WA- | be"vinue ts ponpeder ey ern aon 2451 thelr knaptacks | making his fortune from the invention of @ ALE AND FEMALE OF Al Raritan 2 euninder and esp every Frida eee: te ee ee Trinelogef arrangement of the wire into the Seapes shooting . - y f " ns! The Philadelphia Pr Tan i a most Roman quarter of Rome, s peaking of | Juced Yala orery buen? coat ee tow ‘hit. ‘ee ‘The effect cf the a'titude thet has been assum Noventer.., 16 4 «1 the ditliculty sf obtaining awitne # to testify | lings, - the President of the U ated ‘States i December... 2 3 4 9 as the guilty * You might raise the mur- 2 sinGele setcsiiaciiiotaige Wining the laws upon ti shee ~_—-— . . | dere ati himself from the dea h PERSONAL NOTICES, i sl be provera ‘wil be Mat nor. now a 65 gn 700 G86 | ot telltte name cf hin murderer. sn OU Criminal. = ~~~ —- — wi m= ‘o unite the friends of the Ualon, ‘The character of the above disasters In the same country, among the same people, = ZOURTT LANDS &e D pp BAlla- | erveciaily Ifthe Repubsiouns in Congress wan ae | flows: me Se Core | a poapant dlecovets that bis pla bens beatinesles’ |. A HWRARTERSA MIFCRRADT EXT A nant on the cba thelr bar Sarsn D atices of the people by making svery ellos to Pr xg | He cistues the guilty man, runs to his housayand | {+ at Chleaso, on Tuesday but it was discovered ‘ w Fulton D.B. ‘for t , S « finds the animal tied ro the door, (a time to save its life, eat fate aco © , 8 28 4 Witeewes! "be exclaims, “Holy Madonna, eu LSA Ercan frm Brophy ’ bie, mos* pitiable, however, in contrast with * @ G4 E send me wi nesses ter to the Bank o >per ON EY TO LOMN = 200,000 TO | ine gruand takes by the P.onidont alter hus forbear. BG 6 & GF 2] ieandby omen pation be Sle athis throa!. o Was maneer, to the extent pe of vin regard t thelr ag mistons and exeotions, ia TP FSMD] You see this pig 2” ey a ‘at ITC aBLL’ eauna of the disani mies in Congress aod in rT 1 2 ? “What pig?” eays the other, who at once de Do! ) . ‘ = a Trxovorn Dost iu, wos seizod in the streot cal meats iiss 11 * wah, Pent to ts Eremtins e ee kandi 7 7 6 1 1-2 | tected an odor of tea:imooy by Mike McPainiirs, a. St Louis, on Piida — ¢ cditto the President for overlooking and, , 4 2 tooo : By all tue saints, yo nt blind ! thero isa | for stealing from lis mi uey till. ‘The oly eet? Ce EESTI 2 - pie! denen gi hat Dus oa ¥ i ‘spon, him: «| ; Riven washat Dusiast resembled a shade MACHINERY, &c. wl leader i Upteal hia— wi 15.2 2 £ i «1, there's Bo Es iitew take task dibe = nthe wall, ar A minute before Ue till was : or taki ae of the southern pe s ou don ig there bofore that door ; 8 ANTLYRICTION MACHINE, no! For preparing Jo defend Mie weakened boewer ZF FF TF] Mlsweno pig. Good by: Lam off tomy bu- | A sity gy reas o1v, frightoned ateiine NG, r on the soutbe: { Saern har = be ‘ riness. any, § 8 OLD, frig 5 AND PRYSSING LRON, @e. font 3 Mihai heomuee Ne te fotlowtag’ oho 1 — — 1 3 2 away on taturday night, at West Dennis, M IRON, Be on [oy jut because he te ing the in © @ & £ 6 um man stopped ton witnexes, one Y ‘ pairs are neoded for determination to see that naaeaenpe in east, | ite.” i Are needed er " 7) mm acing to unfasten this cord, and take it and Pui to ene ioe in ‘that those men ex: home, with the apimal hanging at the end of it.” im POLICR MADE A DRACKNT on the saloon of pereeptable ‘doing the work | ‘the civilitsd world, to maks war 0 South, ‘That is bow he should have bagun, 4 B + a long-suspected countorfeiter, at Ws rear 0 the lareaeé and moet vuccomfal etabliah. | D¥08 the peace and society of our happy couutry— | A letter received a day of two since, by agen- | ‘The knifels irought freely. inte play in the | Memph ., on New Yoar's ovo; they made arnt the varions Secpeaeemee n crvh soak ot tase tampled varterhy tleman of this city fromm a lawyor In Char- | rettlement ofevon the most triiling difliculties. | !a!xe haul of spurious coin and counterfeit ene arsoted horror, fovern notes. A BAND 8 nema RQvITrED at Weatherford, and is to assomb'e at Lost Valley, Texas, Jan. 15, to make a thirty days’ hunt for the Indians, who bave heen so long plundering and murder- ing the frentier citizens, leston, gave @ very gloomy statement of the coa- dition of affaire in that city, There were a large number of rerpectable, wealthy and influential rsons there who were thoroughly opposed to the whole secession movement, but they were utterly overborne and silenced by the mass. No dare avow such iment there, no m: He/aya, ‘But I cannot have tt removed from my mind that examples are needed at Rome to suppress that school of the koife which Is estab. lisbieg branches every whoro,”” “Until they can decide upon punishing ars s ting, they are in the habit of sendiug the to the nent, and open commercial relations with olber ne- tions, Who euppcees thas any cause thus champiom- edoan succeed! Woo belie an experiment so f.ol hardy and so inexcavadie, wii sriumph? Baould blood be shed in Charlesion bay, it wi'l be shed in defence of the Uaited Btates, 11 will be shod in she face of the fact thay the President has du her bor year’ Yala not be with aut them for thren ar four times t man galleys, A PASE AMD DEPRAVED som, at St. Loui at: and othors asy that in eon with any other | in his power to amure the Svuthern peop'e of hi ter what his standing or porition. Hehadhineolf| 1 met, recently, at Frascati, an excellent took to bimsel i sf Shines ak thom, that Uy Pay fo tel ook heat sympathy with them in thelr eariy lammandaand | Girgady paid 2.500 which had boon exacted asa | clmeiot eroamsite Tin aed meg kcelont spe- | took to himself, recently, bis father's caat-oif recent complainta. I wi of friendship and brotherhood on the nonttern peope. The consequences be bead of thoee who have provoked thom, aims the wurgh Virginian, reat repabilo | When the spirit = fem OW, to be a wanderer o'er where ova ahe hope to flad rest? Aud Af we Unfaithfu: to the gress trust committed to ws, mistress, who charged the latter with being the parest cf achild 2 years old. The son induced Woman to threaten exposure, and the son shares, wiih bis father's late paramour, a large sum as bush mot Two GaRMAN NROTHARS MURDERED an Irishman named O'CALUGHAN in a horrible manner, near Manchester, Mo., on Christmas contribution towards the expenses of the move~ y Rently, on his am, along a pretty ment, and there was every t that these | steep road.’ His wifefoliowed him at some dis exactions would grow heavier ani more fre- | tance, carrying a chest of drawers on her head. quent, The mob had complete control, aad the | The conversation turned upon blows of the knite, conservatives wore paraly zed. “Sir,” sald he, ‘for pix years our village Another letter from the head of a family in | festivals have lost half their pleasure. During the interior of South Carolina states that « com- | the days when there was no disease of the grape: {T'eeders p-omptiy attended to, and all information re PME Ges jaw York. b Pg mit METALLIC PAINT.—THE UN- agents for thie invaluable Rowe hy et 6 lowest ‘prone. warrant the ling gently, amen” Gren he their way co | vines, and you could drink as ih wine A srticle to be fr ball destroy our nati-a and iM libe-tiey when can | PABY of men stopped there, on y st there onal drink as much wine as you | day, After knocking him eenselese with a slun, Norton to soy cold ta thie ing fally 70 we > wave them? When Charleston, demanded food and drink, and com- held at which there rh 4 metals f remeering iron snd ‘het Fel | Se epee Hevee Wren the ons gose back wore not four or five men killed. I killed many | $0b they dragged him to @ grove, near the en the dia of Auaz! Toan they may be ours once We thai! eeerch the pages of in vain & paialle! to eur folly, and in vaia seek through sl: the records of national humiliation, degradation, aod flaal cvenhrow, for an event so stupendous in # wits as those that will follow the diasolusion of shis Union and the extinction of Amerioan nationality. The Keening Post remarks upon the evidsnce afforded on all sides that the acts of the disenion com pLa’ors a6 making of she people of the free yelled him to og! them money enough to pro- cure clothing for the whole. He adds that he was very glad to get rid of them on those terms. One of the wealthiest planters in Mississippi writes to # southern gentleman in this city th: unleis be returns speedily, his property will be cized as that of @ disaffected person; that he Limpelf is a Union man, but dare not say 80, for fear of mob violence, . ‘The following is an extract of a letter, written saves, one grand perty in favor of the Union and the » on Christmas Day) by & wealthy cotton- planter eg ppt ton in thia ely. Tao writer > | ioe man o} ace, ani could command some Tire place te wc aad ai? | ofthe most honorable offices in the Stata He uestion—whether she Federal Governnent | says t Ess'eay' real existence amd ubeaee ha eaten I have great dread of the Fespeoked In answering this question, the secession movement, The of the speak with one Volos; the govern- substantial government, foros ite authority; the laws which any body who ab or disregard, according to ble until they are repented, oat of thie paint will be kopt ee eee cat abiet ons taint re price of a at road, when after striking him several times more with a slung ebot, they stripped the clothes from hia body, and picking up a quantity of ary branches, Sarpenta the ends, and actually hte en inte his body. They then, after pi combustible matter over the it fire te terial ye body cr hear! mak co «one when I was a young man, but now old exe ls come and my chance is over. No ons lived very far back in the past and in the present.” * And you were never punished for it f'" “ Gh. yes, certainly ! wend two yours at Civita Veccbia. You recall to me the ‘happiest days of my life. Ob, the galleys! But you were never sentenced then in your own country, your excellency 1" STBY! Bi 5 Tue Avams Exramss no} commenced at Bridgeport, (t., on Wednesday, Tt may be remembered that the safe was thrown off the express train on the night of Apt 16th, last, and was afterwards discovered, rifled, ina field near Westport. There are four on trial, named Baker, Srenvims, An- oeew L, and Ci peery! Lpoorwagll the i latter are ‘and kept an joon in sre 8 Y. “The value of the stolen mosey fe put at . Testimony from various sources was taken to show that certain bills had been sent per ex- preew on the day in question. ‘The case was then RY TRIAL was Gartbalt, Bumber of the Chrisiian Frame article upon the life The Januat the uneducated man which many suppose him to be. He is familiar with tive h pele per i and well versed in historical and scientitic He can converse on any subject, and though he has little taste for theelrgy, ts well acquainted with the Bible. Of Ganinatpt, any violent action ; she has no spare resources, RO eredit, and wores stili—nothing to eat, Much suf- fering is inevitable, I Kooy mony Gaile P| eno Dor an} ay it ; veen b i earet them ron, to the “virsW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT. a STAVE! THER & 0O., in bis boyish days, we read : journed till next day. The counsel for the ¢ next crop. [No are being paid, and conster- | The sight cf tho specially if rough and | 4°) y Bevery deneription of and por nation marks the countenance. of ‘all thinking Xertail a powerful influonee over him, | defence are fighting bi tet tach of ground, sa 4 ‘machi ana, bolt, cut 4 men, Uur taxes are already hich and are | Hour ater hour ho would remain motionless on Fecess, eviden on of placing fear cu ja0% bolt, cu i at ' ; one money and valuables in the safe, sending it to jad oeaing: ne ao clreulat 7 woffer the usual course of trade to be obliged to be increased one hooey fold to wap | a chit, with hie es lixed on the waves, Ly the depot at Boston, and its being put on the pew a i tl North, bey ly: if wo shor the new Goverament about to be insugur- | unconscious of whatever was going on, an » Bio al ata ary ire reer | Nil ther ale ora, Ce aha | Ea srouing Me rover wena care tims the, mosranyat saw the safe was at New Haven; he was in the mail room from leaving th till arrival in New York, ‘The safe was found at Westport apparently bro ken open with an axe, The cashier of the Al- ford Dank recognized BAxxr and the two Kon wRTs as having changed $2,000 in Atlantic Bank bills; the president of the bank also iden- tified them, ‘m\ woke him from It and ealfed him to jola fa thelr aporte, One day histeacher found him sitting by a window, with an open book in his hand, #0 absorbod in the contemplation of a stormy ‘soa that it was necessary for bin to wait some time before the child noticed presence. At last— “What are you doing thore, my boy ?” asked the teacher. ‘I am reading,” answered little n do not’ even look at the ad will not venture to enforce the laws agalnat & gentleman direct from Alabama and Goor- gis, gives the following informa.ion in relation to the state of affairs in the ssctions of the coun- try through which he traveled, and we know bis information to be reliable, In Selms, Als., the large car manufactory be- longing to the Railroad company, suspended operations in Decem! 52 men were employed, every one of them being from the North. The alternative was given them of taking up arms | book. in defence of the Seuth or im ately leaving. q he you Of the whole number, 8 left as soon as they could | reading, then?’ “0, I was roading yonder, in make arrangements; all netives of Massachu- | that baer in that beautiful sk: ‘And what did sotts, enrolled themselves in the military as ‘‘de- | you read there” icsisted Mr. AngmA, astonished fonders of the rights of the South,” and the | at that precocious admiration of his pupil for the remainder, being mostly men of family, wore | epeetactes of nature T don't know,” thought- making Prepareiions to leave as speedily as cir- lly said the child ; ut it seems to me I read ow. full th and and inviting mu va the there finer things than in books.” “That mey, public properay 0 Jalted States Government an: ering h G pei ny fel PT LY, ppeepe “pin I a tere in Nematel’ tse be; but to learn how to read the great book L, , Nature, you mast begin by readiog your own tuvulte tad wroage tune pergetratel'wth ere, | streets from dark to daylight, the principal ob- | books, etherwise you will tara out to. be aa ty, premium wii be offered uot alone to revolu- on the slaves, ignorant man.” “There was ivstant allence; Wn, bun wo piracy, be out after seven | then the boy ventured to ask, Can an iguorant ‘The Macon Citizen saya A violation of this rule | man be a good sailor?” ‘“Cortainly.” ‘Well, “The caphire of Fort Pulaski soeouate for the refu. | #ubjecta them to prompt punishment. They are | then,” sald he, throwing away the book, ‘rather sal of the Governor to permit the militery to gs t> | Coblined in jall for the night, and next morniag | than’ to break my hea’! with all those things, | Charleston, He is # little secession on his | receive 50 lashes well laid om the bare back.— | choose to beasailor.” “Why?” “hy, sald he hee taken armed | Commercial Advertiser. . ie chi, tating, feoaise thie see 8 harend Exrunorp.—The Catholic Miscellany, for- | tiful, is grand. at when it is agitated, when merly called the United States Cutholic Afiscgl- | it is roaring fb," quickly replied (us Jany, announces that it has expuaged from ite | Gaxinatnr, with transport, ‘then it is by far title “those two obsoxious words, which, more beautiful, and far more icrand henceforth without truth of meaning, would i owe: me the title ef a paper that, apart from all motives of patriotism, professes ‘to b» am advo- wate of the truth,”"—Columbia (8, C.) Guardsan, Pretended Lunacy. Tre LET. ‘ARM ty «1—aBOUT 7 ACRES 0) But the Demooratio party at the North, far ay is haa gone with the 8 uth, even to the lon of powor in every northern state, is loyal to the Union, and the discovery of this fact, the Post thinks, will sadly Almppotns the seceseionsts, The Commercial Adver- iser thus paints the conduct of the South Caro'inians : Is ts clear, thet South Carollas has commenced openly an aggresive war upon the flag of the Uatted States. ‘Tae abe hae done this treacherously, with - due notice or declaration, only helghtens the of the deed, She hav dalibaratey fired upon tars and stripes, and deliberately ay) ws her pur. pose of doing it again. Sho has vislated the protec Hin of that flag, waving a ike over public an property. She has made war upon the Uaited Biatos im the moet flagrant and insulting manuer—up ym the » Soktyas MD. of F{OU8E TO LET—a BARE CHANCE— “wnplete order, nitusted om ‘Exod ot ees ‘eros PRLS i Side WS BS Broome at ‘Apply on the prem'sea, ‘TEAM POWaSK—TO LEASE, SUPERIOR Hi RAL ada ay ceatral iictiow ta the oity, "Parties 1a want To fi. J. HOWARD, ou the Calamities. In DRIVING A TRAM oF OXRN at Botblehom, N. Y., an old German named Swartz was jem- med against » treo anc instantly killed. In 4 arnt ® TowN o MarR, containing only 4150 inhabitants, 32 people died last year of cons sump AN KPIDEMIC DISEASE HAS BROKEN OUT at Aveonet, Mass., and the public schools have been closed in consequence, It is not measles, but resembles it. HAVENG ror tHe yrast time in his life tasted liquor, Rev. A. Batxx became accidentally in- toxieated on New Year's night, and in bis mor- tifcation committed suicide by taking poison, at Citoronelle, Ala, Suravtan Coicrpsnce.—Jacon Sansener and HamuyF. Barks, [sqs.,two much resposted aud esteemed citizens of Winchester, Va., diod at the same hour on the night of the 27th ult. ‘They were brothers-in-law and very nearly one age. Paren Hawrrt, Esq, formerly Mayor of Alexandiia Va., but for some years pas: a resi dent of Washington, having entirely lost his mind through an accumulation of financial trou- out a © ot he y's danigns sre apparent. Ho sees that the sate will not 0 for secession, unless he can get up some caus belli with the general government befure the meeting of Abe convention, on the 16ib. I+ looks very mweh as ifthe Governor bad taken the reepousibility of coerce ing the convention tnt» revo utios! Lahim beware be nacends the power conferred upoa bin by © suvere ign people. 18D POR BALR—L Om @ uty halaledieadend I= a EXHiBITI0N APPARATUS FOR SALE, ‘cheap — Pleasant to Chewers, A letter from Pittsburgh, Va., to the Schen- ves the following’ delightful dos of prepariag chewing tobacco in that region : bles, bas been sent to the insane asylum of week 6 pane ry at $800, Peso nd -— ‘The numerous formalities necessary to obtala mmmenceon the upper floor, which is as | the District. + AF tskage at the, ownee. Tnguire of A ROU SH- ‘The Mirengih of our Govorsment. I ficate in France have recently | dirty anacow stable. {athe comers are lange | Iw aauamry, A Yoor DmAr writ WATRR, at atone end is a large cau dron into which is fut liquorice, rum and tonca On one sido of the room’ ix large room, norier bed, into which is put the weed, to bo aprit kled wich ve decoction. Two or ‘The editor of the Philadelphia Press, writing from Washington, indulges in the following su z ueotive reflections : 2 us bo thankful for one bright sugu the Pronid ht heaps of tobse: Albany, @ brutish fatbor, dead druok, ‘was found, @ few days ago, lying on two cairs, and in a corner, the wife and four little ehildren were buddled nearly intenstble from cold and hung thelr wretched clothing saturated with w light « strange story. A young man +neged to @ Parisian Peile wont to-bis father's ‘hateau in one of the mountain gorges betwoen rravce avd Spain, to demand his mcther's burial eitificate, in order to complete the civil contract. i teeta FOR SALE—300 000 TON POCK fersale, Aj MICE. Sorat eee ply to MIO: anh Tey Oy, , (LKIGHs, CaxRIAG! BO. Bag- elec: iaturr-unded with " three darkiesare stirring the tobacco up with “s in = Spl se prt as ange | ut abr, themed and xo womet mre | cree hsp may taco oye |, oxs on Manrtano, alice. th, Tar Ke asco. 15d Fadton of the utthy anxious o sustain hiss inal pav- | length confessed that his wife was not dead, bat | ly saturated. Grace, the frontier, to ine of #20 from After this operation it is dried upon poles ever- head, until it is low. On the second story, the leaf is divested of its stem py numerous black women and children, It is then, ina supple stato, made into rolls am inch or two inches in diameter, snd of any required length. Un the ground floor, the rolls are squeezed into plugs, and carefully packed for transporta- tion to he tobacco loving people of the north, Bome may think part of this description highly colored, but it is Uterally true account of what I saw more than once; and if what I heard be true, ie drugs and tilth are hardly half por- traye: ft might be supposed that people here do aot chew, but this is not 80; almost everybody does —but then they chew the clear loaf, “And it f worthy of remark that the hands engaged in these factories make no account of throwing their rlotic efforts, are forced, in the midst o: « raging ‘acd that the secret hal been kopt {a fenaticiam, to decline omy ri eran to presery @ he, Family Gane, Ene 208, trem! ‘with emot was led to an old tower fn the chateau, wherein was the lunatic's cell. Kneeling at ber fect, he called ‘ Mother! mother !” in piteous accents; but to all his entreaties her stare was vacant and ber lips speechless. Tt was necessary to avow this misfortune to the bride's relatives, but as some parts of the ex- planation eceomed awkward, several members ‘Went to the distant chateau te be introduced to herself surrounded ac free negro cresting the line, bi negro preacher of Philadel denly called to Baltimore by the sister; after some trouble he passed to his desti nation without being muicts Business Items. Tas pos ov Bangor, Mr, during the last few weeks, near! of emelts with hook and line. Tux geoxirtr or 8vGAR At Bosron last yerr wore the largest ever known, comprising 39,263 hhde, 39,542 bbis, 244,891 ba, 5, 66,507 bexes, AWHUAL CATTLE STATISTICS show the capa- city of the people of New York clty to swallow annually over 150,000,000 pounds of Leef alone, ata to the butcher of at least $12,000,000, ‘Tho averse price in 1860, was $8 16 per cwt., which is at least one cent por pound cheaper than fit for working in the room be 5 EABRELS C¥ PELHAM FARM 300 FazNeia, Papin ran and 400% of ponding pote. aveeee. jase en PNR the res | ola! family he is compelled to seek for oonnseliors in the free mates, Bal men are equal tions thas are the Republic, they have at last met upon a common ground, BUoUMNaN aod Lincoum now sand befure ® cAvaMT, @!.000 worth peop! is everything in isto insptre th Fath he meet conservative oad, facult jeclde the matter the husband, heen exensnal tated ever since | spittle and their cuds into the heap for a second . G s are exami papers crac nar een asc year im city was 1 882 1s. ss Tas, she palicy of ton ak dept ungttax Lamooux. | been crazy five yeare—® monomanisc —bla fren- ‘The Mayor's Last Demonstration. they? were placed together compactly on a road tion a Me ry arising from causeless jealousy. The peculiar weakness of Mr. Woon consists | of 15 fest {n widih, the mammoth drove would i ry ay in a morbid desire to imitate everything and ori. | cover 220 Lael f ‘ mi Geuate gloate A DAMPER been put upon the recent c The Bill introduced by Mi When the Prince came hare, the pictorial pe | i exeltoment by Tnvetigatioa ‘into the. statls- Sere rb 9 vindiqating of tee ceiat | 20d explain the act ere full of illustrations of ‘ogress. | tics of the Oil Creek region. Of 156 wells com- : ty a Lo of ir, Woop not satisfied unless he could get up | nitnced or completed up to the 15th of October, r le i ideas, should, afver along copfilot, be forced by the some illustrations of himeelf, hed a number of | only 29 were producing oil, The oll has been bd jamosions of the fundamental la the examples told at the wells for 10 cents per gallon, and a ¥ pry past, and their obli ions present and pro- speetive, to abandon all rivalries and all aatagon- fats, ond to take thelr stand up the rock which tho foundation of the supermracture of our free ings prepared representing himself side by tide with the Prince of Wales, but the Raper re | large number of the operatives must siifor Love fused to publish (bem unleas he w ould allow tie | When the discovery was, first made It was not unusual for the producer to reeelve 50 cents per gallon, That time has gone by, and as the su; ly increases, without any jua'e inerease he demand, the prices rule at 10 cents, or even lower, Solentifio Items. GLASS-MAKING Paocasens, —The quality and value of glass must necemarily depend upon ite com- position, ‘The combination of mach brillianoy of ro- fraction with a perfect purity of color as can be ob- tained la she object desired. By some manufacturers, purtty of color is sacrificed to briliianay of refraction ; by others the reverse is the case, The real object can only be attained by @ judicious selection and ep portionments of the materials employed ; and this Gan only be the result of careful experiments, and tbe evudy of tbe effect of curious Chemical combina: Retreating out of tho Ualon, The Bt. Louls Intelligencer thus ridicules the tecession movement which has beso commenced in the Missouri Legislature, It says: ‘We learn that the greatest dismay hes fallen upon the Missouri Lagialagu asauablod os Jottar ao sentatives, under se FOURS, SURS, AT 160 FULTON j aerebs tate zas FREES i Hf re DoW ‘and that our bold of Lieut, Col, ‘Pros. 0. iy i EE ® F i i i ; E ; i 5 i t 3 E z= # Eek? i t BE F i RATES OF ADVERTISING. —- . TERMS CASH In ADVANGE | crory FOUR LiKE BA verticamente for two or dag, 00 ante 5 days, OL; six rey w iarriagel eeu avae ~" iy Mon i hE FA Le] PRICE ONE CENT | Umontaiee ther ay Mons. The expatston or retention o! the alkalier, the metalitc oxide used, the atnount of heat employnd, and the annesling process, are al impo tant oomsid- erations In some dereriptiona of glass the defect of color is leew apparent than in others, In mirrors, greenish hue, or a dull, heavy appearance in the gist, canno! fall of imparting to the object reflected @ portion of be detected fom the :ervice of the gation, mere > ly for hie indtvidaal ee ey ‘4 , “A rte op Enotaaw cueriewan,” cently steppin of 0 hotel at Dover, rose one morning lately to take a before walk ; going down stairs, he dropped ia and on returning to look’ for it, he met « chamberm aid in the act of taking it to ita color aud tone, and in proportion tothe extent of | ce, Pleased with her honesty, he took. big the defect deteriorating the merit of the g'ass. The pure, say log, he would CI her, and re- French and the Belgians have paid great atten(ion to | ‘turned to his room ; presently his this clroun stance, and their proeo’ees tray be waid to | th® pretty chambermaid answered and bet honesty was rewarded with the offer of his hat é {nvolve a very great advance in the art, sud « very Perfiot article of manufacture, wo ‘They were married fue. dege The firat chemists infEarope and in our own exun- Covone, (Ttal: TRLLA try have dircoved their attention to the fabrieation of une bets gerian Sige ee Ma Glam, and many experiments have bom tied by | oner, but not until he ki ptain, @ practical operators. But there a:e certain principles | second lieutenant, ‘‘Tamburo,” and two soldiers, dependent upon science, according to which all opar- ae Ree of erie and: mee tlons connedted with the art mu 8 be directed. Ila | thie att dural hint tane bone Into his preps to the scourscy and judgient exarcisod in atho-ing | ees, “Had ny soldiers been like you,” waa the {0 these prinetpies, in providing for the re eotion and | remark of the King, ‘I should now have Leen im application of the component subetances, in deter- | Naples.” He then directed one of his orderiies mining thelr propottions and secusing their purity and quality, in the working of the metal, the own. struction of the furnaces and pote—tn the manags: to give him his cloak, had him clothed, eu; him with money, and treated him like an during the whole period of his confinement, iment of the five and the annealing prooess—hat | 7% Steen, ibe Fore snciocay’ ifthe ood comparision mast be lovked | suthoreas was a C'athollo, and oa being told no, ovemants in tho art of glat/uskiag | he replied that she must become one, that there tecured, is no completeness not consequence out of Catholic Church, Miss Banwen says: yortraita cf the Pope are in general I out his fal, ‘and broad coun y, las sxpreotee of OE more of self-will and tem- Tam asTRONOMARS OF THX Fees CH ACADEME are busy dicareing the rsturs ofa c oud detach« ed fiom the sun's circ daring tue Late ecli, and which, having bees iny aly » the eyes “t observers, bas only been revealed by its im: promien on the pbotegraphic pictures of the 4 exbibi:. The glenos of coleetial lurrinary dwing the occurrence of the eye is lively, but not prefoand, and ie «cllpee, The complexion and ate the net health, a Kood aj petite aud ayo! cook, Dirvitesta, sow arocLaRLy this ecuntay ye ho Lew divease, accurately describes it; Tine weve oF Prats, Crema, is about demic in Home | 2000.C00. In 1845, the proportion of deaths oaring, i: ravaged Naplos, | woe to 12, net icluding children, who are 1, and first cams to America | never mention«! in tte official figures. The was lost right of, but turned | ci y iscslebrate: for the number and splendor upat Tents, Frence, in 1818 commiting dread- | of its religious odilices. There are a dozen ful ravages. In 1807 it went to land, and | theatres there, ard several scientific and usefal next yoar came west to the Ucived Sates and | establishments ‘Ihe Imp ris! printing office, Louth “America, in all parts of which itis largely | whence the best borks ia China are issued, i prominent on the bills of mortalit * | there, and the two official 1os of the eom- Tur rarcorr or tHe Ar. Cante was | bite; alo, the Imperial library, which comteiag owing to the faulty insula'ion of the conda about 300.C00 ve'av volumes ; the observatory, built in 12 rat con'ains the iostraments wire, The eubstance used to ineulate, thouge good while solid, yot was liable to sofon ata vory low temperainre, and it is known that a erected by the Jesuits, ard those presented aod li England to 1783 ; « blstoric n Imperial eoilege of natural history ; and ag cational and charitable iu: ref tites the following con lady, formerly on exbi- 'y: PASTRANA, bearded it will be remembered dicd @ since in giving birth toa child, and was afters wards claimed for the Anatomical Museum of Moscow, where the mother and offepring amongst the curiosities preeerved im ra wine, Mr. Luwt, the proprietor and husband of the living | nom aE On, chagrined at tho loss of is valuable speculation, Las late sucoseted, by brad ‘luctlon of irrefragable prose of the ty of the marriae, in reclaiming his from the domain ef science. The poor lady, seome, is to have no rest in the a", and, in the enterprising hands of former ito, makes as profitable « speculation ia her glass codiia os during the more active of her life time, @omes in contact r, when it immediately becomes oustrueted upon such a plan tills MOON arote above the horizon, at Maquoqueta, Ta, on Saturday evening, there appeared apon either tide, at a distance of 4 or 5 degrees, a gorgeous column of colored light. A careful examination showed there columns to be segments of on irridical circle with which the moon was surrounded; the portion above being obrcvred by a cloud, and that below by the horizon. Across the moon's disc, and reese from the horizon to the circumference of th circle, was # broad band of brilliant white li, cromed at right angles by « similar, thouch ler brilliant band, which extended indefinitely, acd was finally lost in the haziness of thorky. As the moon ascended the prismatic colors of the circle seemed to spread apart from each other, avd gradually faded away. ‘T’he night was tho coldest of the season. Foreign Itome, Im rue cre of Canto, China, there are on. an average about 5,000 suicides every year. ‘THR VOLONTRER BXCITRMERT HAS REACHED Cape Town ; 1.700 have boom enrolled. AT Tite Last DistRinvTiON of public charity in Cork, Ireland, the town clerk says ‘‘he got tick, giving out blankets to drual i Two 108rrtats CONSUMED 720 glames of wine, and 607 glasses of whiskey, at Corks Ireland, for the week ending December 8th, Rais, Goats, Camnis, amp Jackassns, having taken the place of actors on the Paris stago, the indignant succesors of Moliere and Racine are petitioning the Emperor to laterdict ‘un agerie mania. Ts Bervavo xpress says itis fast fasbionable in that city, for ledies to wear the balmoral without any éress over it. ee sea chant ae iu in? ure 20 minutes, at 0 Bater- day for dollar wager. 4 WHILE SRARCKING FOR SAND ReCETLY im Bollinger Co., Mo., the seekers came seo what eppears to be an inexhaustible supply of first class coal, SuARsrRAn's DRSORITTION OF A HAPPY MAW. Tle should be a true laborer, earns thet he @earg, no man hate, eavy no man's hap glad of other men’s good, and content with his own, ‘ WHAT Loos ARE 1Hr88?” icquiredagentle- , map, of a lad who was drawing a couple of tera along. ‘‘I (inna ken, sir, they cam’ wi’ the allway, and they ate the direction, and dinma ken wher to gang A Panui toate yorwo watt ow, sestng am bormit goby him barefoot, “Father,” says more, whica, altogether, 242 pourds, U. 8. emir Dacoran, waicn ARRIVED Town in October, is reported aa rolling “you are in a very miserable condicise, if there is’ not another world?” hermit, * True, son,” sald the but what Is thy condi fon if there be?” Tapra relates that the inde are fed each mort ing, red, & pound of ecarve sugar and = pot butter, which are made inte baile—that the horses eat qreedily after being once used to it, ‘Lhe writer notes that it fat~ tens the horses ly. A KUPAWAY PAIR OF HORSEF, attached to @ coach, ren through the streets at New! Mass., on Christimag day, a cistance of twelve miles, and back to the stable whence they star= ted, In fitty-three minutes after leaviug. kep" in the street, and turned every corser well, and did tot meet a carriage in the whole dis- tance. ‘THE FOLLOWING #1GN is suspended over the door of @ country hotel in Ashtabula county, Chis: “Boarding and Logging.” Sach would be more appropriate for @ saw-mill! & prominent station om the Cleveland and Pitts- stopping p ace is thus heralded: “Meals, at, all, Hours,” at Cay very badly, and is otherwise peorly adapted for warfare. Bhe was to sail for the Kast Indies October 31st. AB RECRIVAD & commission from xecute the national monument tn memory cf the late Sir Jou Faannits, for wi ich $10,000 bas bren granted by Parliament. The monument will be placed in Trafalgat equare. Iv 18 aarp tiat the Hungarians in Paris are openly romising the throre of Hungary. to Prince Warouxom, and that the. Hungarian Committee at Pesth aro in communication with St, Petersburg, and have offered the crown of St, Srmpngn to Prince Constantine, TAR #ALe oF tHe LinkAnt of Mr. Sacan, the owner of the journal La Presse, 1s now onin Paris, Among ita curiosities Ia the prayer- book used by Lours in the Temple, contain- ing bis autograph and @ lock of the hair of Manx Antoni ts, Me, Warrwortn Larery assunen an Eng- ‘Tam STAT TRMPRBANCE soctETY met at lish M. P, that be could baild a shipimpregnable | Albany on Ibureday. ‘The attendance was not against any guns—a ship perfectly unsmashble | very large, Resolutions were to take by fire-arms—which ship could be taken within six miles of a fort, and thence pour Into it molten iron at discretion. Tur Orrmons or Turin states, that Count Ercoum Mastat, @ nephew of the presant Pope, ard late captain of the Staff in the Pontitical army, has offered his serviggs to the Kirg of Laly, who bas accepted them, granting him the wame rank in the Italian arm: Swepew comTains 80 cot! 1°0,000 spindles, which predace ever; tb p uunds of cotton thread, be ng th immediate steps for circulati for the sao of a prohibitory law, secure the intreduction of a bill making the wale of liquors ofevery name and description a misdemeanor. recent excite law was denounced, The old cflicers were reelected, Bry. Dr. Lacy, President of Davidson Col- lege, North Carolina, deciined to serve on # com- mittee on chaplains, at the 12,000, 0 foursbs of the entire national consumpticn. in danger, until he reached the place of meeting tariff en the cotton thread Is 15 per cent., afford. | of the Synod, and beard that such was the fact inye adequate protection to the native manufac: | from some of the members of the Synod. tay To stick TOA reomism made mn. Woopwarp, tis sew Lipeartam of hor Majesty, Quoom Vicromta,is preparing plans for the publication of the whole body of the Savant Papers in the (Queen's possession, These papers compose, as scholars are well aware, « masa of material for history of very jreat iater- ent. to perform the journey in ten days, le leave the State House, in Bostoa, at noon on the 2d day of February, and will’ be oblige to walk 47 miles a day until he reaches the Capitol. A man is to accompany him in a carriage to see that he ful‘ils his agreement. ‘THE FOLLOWING ODD ADDRESSES on letters have recently passed through the mails, John Fitzpatrick, Now Orleans Michigan Boston. Minse Hesloy, 386 Water Street, For New York, for John Griffin and if Joba Grittin is cot there give this letter to Pat Male~ ney and to open it and to give his account whea he got the letter, T ramovs Sumink ov Lorwrro, in the States ef the Church, bad its offering box re- cently robbed of #1,000 ; a jewel hanging the neck of the statue, worth $80,000, was touched. The theft was traced to two pries' attached to the chapel, who were arrested, part of the booty recevered, Tum Prince or WAtas is about to leave Oxford and enter the Cambridge University, in onler to divide equslly the royel patronage between these two sncient seats of learning. Magdalen College, it is thought, will be selected on account of the Queen's ohjeetions to the Pu- seyite tendencies of Irivity, which is the largest, and has bitherto been the real college. t Tum PLY-witexL ov AN RNOINH broke re-| ‘This letter to be forwarded to Mre, Catharine cont); re ois Work at Gleaner, Beotlead, and | Harrington, and read it for her, 5 owt, throu ¢' root ; a, ert foot, pk ing the lm Ssrrampen 1805, & PaNsTLees MAOHANIO, lately arrived from eof @ church, destroyed a Plsatact faced gentlamas, Ua masonry, aud fall with » | ‘ered ® large portion of i crash Into a back court, The two engine- ome, shout How York, ots andi | 7 houses were almost demolished by the concus- | ‘07 there till he could, get welcome to sion, Tue LARGEST MODERN DEER YORKST in Scotland is that of the Duke of Araot, which extends to 100,000 acres. The next Is the forest of Farquharson of Invereauld, but which in partly under skeop ard deer, altogether about 130,007 Booted acres, Next to which rauks Lord Firn’s forest of Mar, about 60,000 acres, There are a number of other deer forests of much emaller extent ; but the ground under deer is new much less than 100 years ago, bome. Twenty-five years Ax Enouisn urssiowaRy 1m Canta says that ov Danasn.—The power of fagilities for propageting religious truth in Can- tual danger, aud the free and easy toe fe alec Os yeh 4 Sam, be Came The which results from it, Plane 4 acher can 5 listening Dirds seam to have a correct Erowds, nthe open and bere Feraage: aud while careful to keep