The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 6, 1861, Page 1

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Army ELP ils of Work 5 talovas trade, Lng ENGINE: rand Miner comy suitable proportion They must vot exceed bodied, unmarried men, al the 8y Pay from $18 to $34 per md by my fuel, quarters, ratic ling Green, New York, QA. GILLMORE, BMPLOY ann r at Come vba “KELLY ee B55 Ca WING fona who wish to Ing machines, ter also #0 to operate on 45) Cana! wt. ARKICLES FOR SAL miliar with the four groand rv’ ity Wo wh wand medical atte Terms of enlistment, three years ony ok omalons yn NUMBER 9098 SS GENERAL BUSINESS, RUSHES OF EVERY DESORIPTION{AT the Brush factory, $29 Pearl #t, Uerper’s Build- tag. All articles at reasonable wholesale and retail, JOHN K. HOPPRL, pt at, wll Bac ye Yr. Lay ja HOUSE IN THIS CITY, ste ‘Own | No. 16 Want iow 18, @800np Foon, axe L Srurer, New Youu ii A ind De Atte nle loan ine ty giver cots ethan eek nts la Lae 8 Wedhingtin Pian, Reon y, HD. LIC PAINT, Thin in tho bewt as well ae most eoonomieal paint Kkoown—cost.og about ONE-THIRD the price of leul, Te is, for all except for ornament, worth more than double that of the bewt lead paint, It will preserve TRON AND ALL METALS two or three times as long as lead paint, aud it will pre feree WOOD, CANVASS or any material longer BRICK WALLS painted with the LEIGH Mw TALIC PAINT, will admit of no dampnows for Si VEKAL YEARS, whive lead paint will not keep out damn) ness for one year, | _ Ir the public knew the VALU of thts arttelethey use no other whon the preservation of whet Was painted was the only chject, The oolor of shia paint is a handsome reddish brown, For & nanufactirers' priog, by STEVENS, BROTHER & CO., | 222 Poarl ats 52 UPI New York Machine Depot, \¢ We 3S AND PAINTS—BOILED PAINT ‘ofl, 0 conta: elastic roof i 45 cents per gal; afton Paint yellow ochre ania brown, one ‘Jinks lish aod alot oumes ¢ Tetoeed a. | Rosas & MANNING, | TURRRA OF | TRUNKS, VALISER CARPET BAGS, oy No.9 Warnes st, and O34 Buoaowar, | NEW YORK, FACTORY, 109 Maneer er, Newann, Ah ¥. M. RORTAC = tailing leas than wholesale etoond sya TOF YOUR i) cane EAKS—PAINT YOU Y'S Lica Rubber Paint, He cent a foot, 826 Grand, 15d 149 Sth ay, 603 Oth av.nd0 dhac® PRICOPHEROUS FOR THE HAR— Only Bigot conte per bottlePorter de Pair cuUe nicely perfumed Tricopberous, for improv- | tne the condition of the hair, is an excellent article, can now be procured at 46 South Second street, Lama UUryliy ab ihe above low price, auld $4acd0 | Soot ME | arrest tat Address or apply to 8 trical | Agency, 49 Nam 6 side a RAILROADS, AENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JER J SEY, from “oot of Corsiands #t—Conngething st Harta" Junction with Delaware, Lackaw alia | acd Went rm Railroad, and at Easton with Lehigh | Valley Kelned and ite connections, forming a di- ret luet PY ETSBURG and the WEST, wikhout °°" SOMMER ARRANGEMENT. Commencing Juue 10, 1561—Leave New York aa wed My for Paston Mauch Chunk, Henn anunon Picrmeaa—At 6 4. Rowling Powaviie, Harrisburg, «At ® a. w., for Button, Water Gap, Mt Bend, Pistston, Wilkesbarre, fee, ‘weowun ‘Keatn For Easton, Mauch ke, Wiaaueport, Reading, Powsvile, Maru: For Barton, Bethle entown aod Meuch Chunk, May WAY TRAIN Por Somervilia, Western, Express for Buttons ILwrisburg, Pittsburg, aad the ‘coping Care from Jervey Cay through to aid but one to 6 wved by taking AND) NEW YORK A ed, Bromdway aud oth ave NUMBER OF new and wee nid, ®t BEWARTS Wagon Facts BUSINI: a3 WAGONS, ors taht st, between wd Bh wot 1a JOHN 0. BTRARNS, Superintendent 1x" 1861. RS, S 3—ASTt 1D sh iditond bcd pelclo la arc Ed GPEAT CENTRAL ROUTE oe a a We “ « MW f dv FOR THE Fou purvtaae, NiHL--'Those whoever tine orb West, ing bow iw the time, N. PB. KIMBALL. Ts. Honk VIA maa ote rok to LUDSON RIVER RATLROAD MBROID THE BRST bela cnr THE BEST) srw YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD, ing, &c., from pwanksy Mit — Gaal nt Met. Bowery ati Ith st, wos Uh EXPRES® TRAINS LEAVE DEPOTS FOR | SALE — ONE MAAK HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD “8 DA\LY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED, AS FOLLOWS! Chambers at, 80th wt, station, of use, cheap, ¥ t 7. “ the ato 8.90, 5,00 pw. 11.80 down feat me jery low Ly UPRIGHT Y haw been Used a few nic fect order, aud a splendid mae BIEVENS. BuoTuen & CO, KON PLANER — FITCHBURG IMinu will plane, 12 tet long, 34 inches Wis 90 in high, oross an: shsit and hang Bony with rie power, f b ace, gove: a WA Le dod at aw Lar PNaine, SE Bakers, monet, 330 Sac 128 RANGE. Oot NTY MIL re). MACHINES FO WING lor & Wily & Baker C aud D ot and all other NES AND BOILERS, WOODWORTIES PLANES, K— rat Wood Working Machines, Lathes, Pare Drills, Leatl BRT, om end ther with a Machine 8! Boie Manufacturer ©D, DIC Celebrated BHFARS, PUNCHES, ae en) 4 Harris’ Patent Si Double- Acting her and Rubber Bo'ting, {COMPOSITION METALS, otner articles nondiul id Buffalo Tran with ROCHESTER, BATAVIA, KOMI’ and sations on BUFFALO, Home and Watertown NIAGARA FALLS, Baivad, SUSPENSION BRIDGE, SYRACUSE, AUBURN, GENEVA, CANANDAIGUA, Trains in connection leave BLFPALO and SU3- ION, via LAKE BHOKE; BUFFALO and 6 HURON and GREAT WESTERN RAIL TORONTO. DETROIT AUK with TROY & B nd RENS. & SARATOGA Roads, fo BARATOGA, WHITEHALL, KUPLAND, BUR ST. ALBANS, ROUSE POINT. LINGTON PioMURGH, OODENSWURGH, MONTREAL, LOCAL TRAINS kas f lowst "rom This lieth atreet, | Prom Charibera street, | Poughkeepsie trains, 646.254, m., aud 1.90 and wail 12.50 and drow] 425, a Pook rally 9.29 a.]9.t0 a, My and 6,88 w, at, as dO Pa ' 9.40, 4.30,4.10, 4.56 and 10,15 r, a, row. MENTS by thir route THOUT CHANGE OF CARS, from RAAND CANAL STRERTS, are Ra d chants aud’ slippers for proupte or trains with SMOKING and SLEEPING 2 ib Coanection ou the New York Ceatral Tarticularn ae to local tralng and freight ar- quire at the depot, 63 Warren st, Ah BMUTH Sapertueadens, mproy AND BOSTON WESTERN VEU Lost RAILROADS, D RUTLAND, BURLINGTON MONTREAL, OGDENSBURG. BEL LOW'S FALLS ad BUBTON, Four traing daily betwee THOY and RUTLAND, FAST DAY EXPREBS FHROUOM TO MONTREAL AND OGDENBBURGM, Passengers leaving T: this Ii at 1:16 P. M, will reach Burlington = oy i Polat Montreal and ‘Ogdenaburghyease 4 time with thoge leaving five hours earlier via any other route, PRESSES. NIGHT SLEEPING ( Can EXPRESS { Much ines, ‘THROUGH TO MOMTREAL OGDENSsURGR, Valve Pumps, and many other NO CHANGE OF OR a . cre?) BAGGAGS. ae C NEW YORK, FR IDAY, SHIPPING, To LIVERPOOL Pockets 7 pper HPAP PASSA! Wack Bu bet HARVEST QUBEN calls the 13th St. Fr panera apply ou board, Kain st, E, R., orto JACOB WIEBON, 105 8 th a 05 S116 A nd ‘OR LIVERPOOL—TAPSCOTT'S LINK— The favorite pack -t EMP RALD [SLB lying at BRE, wails Sopt, CNNEKING eye 14, irattecn Bayle TT & C0), 56 Sout s Tin, aud packet GUY For paswage, at low rates, 4 or Ireland, appy to TAP- ws ald AMS de eGuton! 4) Fults Por pacaage apply ly "Temedistely 46 North river, of P. 108 va wh, or BLACK STAR LINE Pammairo clams packet slips, sailing om th aod or “TKAM WEEKLY BETW S OF LIVEKPOOL PACKS. from or to Liverpool by the fallowing first 5 2th of each Month, Cultivator, ater, Const DRAFTS ON TUB Taxcann, ULaTeR Bankuva Co OF BNaLAaxD axy Soo N NEW YORK AND LIVEKPOOL, siding and embarking passuygore at QUERNS N, KA Son evory Bat Pemenguts Sen anied to? Bee Por further NGAROO.” sruithin Qieorage Return Tickete, gosd tor 408 months $1009 in, Havre, Mea men, Rotterdam, Antwe Qiwt Boyt. T 1th wang, for, ab redtond nyt to bring oub their friends cam formation, apply at the Company's Otlices, JOUN G. DALE. Agent, my2t tein 19 Broadway, Arscorr's LA OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS, = ite ‘nubserihorn & 9 to grant cartif\-ates of pasaace to and feom Le A by their favorite fine f packets A vie: Wm, TA’ DREADNOCGIT, MANCLESTEIC VICT BENT. ADAMA, RLLATION. 1. BOWE WEST POINT, EsCOW PURNIX, UN Making, together with days. 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JAMES 5 the aunt not tn ject t» asseemmioal but t te awh part vente ara, and the Compan, policy for life Sor tao were tue partici: t ve the lowe of what they have paid # and other putyication Aona'y ty all who require it. . Treasurer, annvalip, and ajp- pertnancnt paat'euly by the apuiteation of prvite, t due when the poiioy f the premvam, for three-Afths, ote, Nhe of years ry term of years, ial or #tock compa | future time wil sof eanual ‘cane ail joan on the y will mene Afths of the prema ie ating Henle in will be sont od Avent wanted, aud will be treated with on f wna fete Ta"lee | NES. | SIGNIFICANT FACT — A DISTIN- catbed statewnan, on being asked i rnoipa, productions of New Kugland, Fegiand resee men, 6 of bia reply consisted tn woe of hardy, athletic men and wo landers have a world wide reputation as @ —etrong and what are the raplied, New the fact that Vxoroua in body and mind, What a shall be tuminly depends ou the care and treatment of the | Cllld Nearly every New Bugland mother pro» | videa MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING for her babe; there in tio set! en of coun where it has been #o long and #o univ syYRuP TION ANSWERED THER QUES As the question in freqnently asked, who ls MRS. | WINSLOW f wo will simply any that she ina lady | who, for upwards of 29 yours, hus untiringly dee voted her time and talonta aa female physician | and nure, principally among ebildren, #9 hae | exjeully studied the ounstitution aud wante of | } bis oun carelessly t | jeas'y tr DEFOE CIAAK, BO KEAMrAlY ted by the fi | etancem; and an a rownit oft knowledge obtained ina life ime 9 | and phywician, abe has compounded Syrup fur ¢ too rat giving re: Yoows reguiate the bowel Mra, Winslow is be Denefactor of her race; children ming world-renc an been saved fr in culling Ler Diese, disciuryed ber our opinion, util MES. nythers—Tay 1 Now city. No ty ty ber wit 4 DOWN TOWN MERCIA z pawed several slecplena nights, Mavi the agonios and cries of a mfuing ¢ xoruKe | ng litale one, in fo hiaa given it the bowed WINSLOW'S SOOTHUNG BYRUP. Tavis! Visitor, New York 8 Soothing re to 1 consequence of this article, | wned a4 certainly nine oP | and Lies her; especially la this the cago la this city. Viet quantities of the Soothing Syrup are painy sold and used bere, Wethiak Mrs Winslow bas immortalized her name by this invaluable article | have | of Tr, NT, dinturbed by Lild, and bee coming convineed that Mis, WINSLOW'S SOOTH- ING SYRUP was just the article need supply for the child, On reaching ho quainting bis wife with what he bad de inintered to the © fumed to have it a | was strongly in favor of Homoopathy. ing another sleeplom night, the , and left the father with the child, aluence he administered a por nd said nc all Lauda slept well, and the Lit in the morn d with the sudden and wonde alt at ation, If nvalnable pre e-timwated by de M Lions of bottles are « Tee an Ad every year ted States, these diseases, and will give iinmediate aad distress inc g. Every mother should provide it f tea, DRUGGISTS EVERY ER teething, No medicine in the United Vike it, It ive standard mediciie, and world wide, Physicians order and use tion of the SOOTH. thing, led, procured ome, wud ao | ong she re hid, an she That night the child passed in suffering, and the parents with r Returning home the day following, nd the baly still worme, and, while cone | mother step- | ped from the room to attend to #ome domestic due During her | That yw awoke ning bright and happy, ‘The mother was fu) change, ugh at Gist offended at the deception pracy tived upon her, hve continued to uae the Syrup, and muffering, erying bablea aud reatlena nights Lave disappeared. A wingle trial of the Byrup never yet | failed to rellove the baby, and overcome the praju- | dices of the mother, MOTHERS! MOTITERS! | MOTHERS {!!—AN OLD NORSB FOR CHILDREN, Don's fail to pro- te Mis, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR | CALLEN TEETILING. 11 has no equal on earth, No mother who las ovor tried Mra, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN will ever wert to let her child puaa through the distressing and critical period of teething without the aid of this info wud health ean be Are suid cunts, ib is worth the weighs in the Uni- A and well tried remedy, TH1S 19 THY SEASON OF THE YEAR, when Iven teething a mb certain to be aMicted th Dyse and Diarrhow, Mra, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP ia a never failing remedy for { from ont to the process of teeth. w hor child: NOW KEP Mra, WINBLOW'S SOOTHING BYRUP for cbildren Bates nelle its fame as it wherever jus magical effects have been witnessed, BEWARE OF COUNTERYEITS AND LAMITATIONS, None genulne unless the fac-simile of CURTIS: PERKIN? New York, i4 on the outside wrapper, Sold by Druggiste throughout the world, Principal office, No, 13 Oedar #t., New York. Brice only 96 gents a botje, ‘tobi SEPTEMBER 6, 1851. ‘THE NEW YORK SHUN FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT, 6, 1861, Telegraphic Nows. The Democratic State Convention — THA VOTR ReCOVSIDERED. — Mozart Rejected | Tammany Triumphant. Syracuse, ¥, Sept, By The Domeratic State Convention re-assembled at 9 o'clock thi morning, but was not called to order until one hour later; the interval being spent in busy | Lobbying among delegates in relation to the Mozart Hall ant Tammany quarrel, Tnmediately upon the Prosident calling tho mvention to order Lapham, of Ontari said there seemed to hive , took the floor, and been a mmisunder- ast yesterda ue vows nop he of Resolved, That the vote adopting the reaoha m, by the conven io nitting bo ht and the Mr, Benjamin K point ot order, tho Last’ As were ate guidance body, By those rake # the first business in order must be the reating cf the journal of y ng row to a pointof order, wn from New York, Mr. Ras, i b to vote nudor this which is really to decide whoth d to a seaton this floor, MeMasters, etitor of the New York Free Journal, Osi right to be heard, e action of the Conventiv tentay, he ma's My t ¥ to a seat on this floor, sve now wad entitted to his seat he Abe nothing to reconsider, (Loud cided, amidst much excite New York delegates on this rightto be heard or to vote, ment, that th on had n » Spricce, of Oneida, appeated from the de- cision of the CI Tho ¢ terday, by its action, Mr. §; both sets of the Now York dele privileges on the floor as memty vention There wast them and any other tion, Hon, 8. F. distinction now t mbers of the ( Church said the question had not been fairly stated by the gentleman from Oneida, Mr, Spr ‘The qnestion was not as he had said, whether the New Kates © membors of th vention, titled to ind to speak, but only whether they the right fo speak and v relating t Ti the on this one quis their right toa seat inthe Conyen appoul f that the Ni Hwas thon put on the of the chair, rul York ates wore tit entitled to spoak or vote « Hon, and the ehair was sustain el avo be ayes, against vay r. Tho result was recoived with applause trom lends of ee Mr. Thayer, of Wyoming, moved the provious question oi tle motion to reeunsider yesterday's 7 Mr. D. Moulton move to lay the previous question on the table, Low Vdesuliory ns on points of onlor @, 2 the convention was for sor much confusion, At last, under calls ayes and nays, the convention refused to ful nays 112, The question. being on ordering the iain question, MeM» caged the indi! qene vent vid a fow words, ALL bee ready to at an moment, should his remarks prove ‘i any delegate, The Convention refused to consent, and th mnain question was ordere The ayes ant nays being tion to Fecon 1—ayes 1 The ques ubostitute ofterod ye 1 on became cousilorably entanglement could b points of mixed up renched, befure any « Tn the midst of int tement, the pre ‘ nuded, when Mr previous question on 1) it to @ voto and friends of Mosart Phi was when the tremendous el The Tammany ay de nnvanited the decision able aud the * ayes anil nays," t ions, Kae, of Mozart Hall, demand ed the right to be beak Whette or not, he called 6 Convention to abide hy its'own vote a Hof the eha Cries of Youre no! Turn him out, Mr. Rae—"'1 defy any person to turn me t Mr, Spr to lay th is question on the table, and nays on the motion, The Convention then ordered the main ques: amd the vote was taken on the substitute veaterday, adinitting both the «delegates w York, and it was lost I for the pree and called for the yeas 50, bays original report of t n ulmit nmatiy, Was then adopted without calling the ayes anl nays, On the announcement of the result Mr. Go- Now York, onthe part of the Mozart tation, rose and entered a protest the rep « of ratic he w York, qurt Hall delegation then with from the conventio Keer ss till two « Androw Jol made a patri- eh at Cinelunati, on Saturda ly of the Ity of t lenounced the lea le tded must be no half-way busine er the South,or they will com to oller t Manassas Wash’ 1s » further wis take n, they will tak I they tah iinore, they will take p 1 New ¥ anit ‘tinally, as cretary of W lately threatened, they will dictate ‘their terms to us in Baneuil Hall, They w n ormme instead “ 1 government y find ow hod under th inion of th word, This is the design of the rebel leaders, We must conquer them or they will conquer ua, 7 yen much said of Lute about compro: mise, With whom? With re with arma hands @ What compromise da we want what can we have better than th tit ned for us by patriots ? “Tut suppose we with them, Does ould not exist peaceably under that we could der any tre he made? [No, no.)} Suppose a tre He With haravalas weal any of the elements which brought about t) Waehington and his e hould fory ny believe & treaty: of peace il that the cons! ty that we be turbi wnt dificulty be got rid of? Not one, a treaty would he one of war, Itcould not be otherwise, We could not ight unite it, and if the fight must ¢ ne now,” [Great applause. For Derexpine THe COUNTRY’S CAUSE, an Irishinan wes stabbed to the heart, at Attica, Ind,, on Thursday week,by a secessionist named in, The murderer was arrested, and the people were with difficulty prevented from hang- ing him yn tbe spot, _PRICK ONE CENT | ® One of Havelock’ Mon, A voteran Hritish soldier mat a thrilling ad- drow at the Pulton Street Prayer Meeting yo= terlay, A chaplain from one of onr reyimen's had just asked for prayer in his own behalf and for the regiment over whose spiritual interea!a he had been placed, This demand for prayor brought up the old soldier, He said that he was glad to hear this young chaplain ask for prayer, He believed in prayer, Ife had scon the oifect of prayer in the camps and on tho bat- tle field, He said he had been in twenty-one battles, and had been three times wounded. Ik was in Havelock's company when he was a cap. tain, and was a non-commissioned officer under him, Havelock was not then a pious man, though he maniferted some of thom great trait. of character by whieh he was afterwards eo much distinguished asa soldier, It was not until he rose to a higher grade that tho great change took place, At first ho began with temperance ‘hene wonton to religion, Hoe was all for the salvation of his soldiers, out of every evil present and to ce poral and eternal, He was a noble commander—brave ay he way scood, When his chap: me, he would be his own chaplain, He had heart him preach the Gospel many a time, He was a power in the camps, ny eyes would he wot when Havelock wax speaking. The mon all loved and repseted lains were him, ‘They knew he was as bold as a lion, Many hearts melted, and many became Chris- i ) and when his men turned to Je and n of their faith in him, Havelock baptized them in the name of tho Father, Son, and Holy Ghoet, Seme of the They wrote to the Com the Heltish forces in was doing what no offive The Chief appointed a commission of bev wider-i officers: ame his They came and m : they found Havelock a right diseip! as he wan a praviny: Christian, and they found no porti« A state, him, oon with your tempe with your praying » with your baptiaing,* They re y to their Chief, They « nes The Ue. Stenmahip Wyandotte, AN HONORAMIN RRCORD, She was put in commission in. Sey shortly afier which whe left this port for south coast of Cuba, whore cruising seven month, she captured. the bark William, with 646 slaves on wher, 185.0, the after cont continued eruising for slavers until 1860, In December she went up th Florida’ in search of the then mi steamer Label, whose ex of December went he p into Dry Dock, In her bottom clea to prevent the secession d te with the Navy Yard—Jane On the 1th “Ket Slemmer aml his « ivity day and Vight along the in UTsland, kept the vor, lan Ting and att hing Pickens, f the crow ass and in me the ship the Darin the diy a por Lieut, Sleume his hi «small com ¥ ny at nil sila vurprises thus the Wyandotte ft and activity actually the tector of Fort Picken atwithatanitin it Lieutenant ala was performed all the various duties of the ship ft rthe Brooklyn and the rest of the fleet utside the harbor, the Wyandotte kept wimunication between tiem and the night of the 12th Apeil, when she inforcement of miirines and suilory of the squadron. She afterwards w Landing subsequent ast (wo months and 4 kading the pens of th wer ‘ nl, On the 1th August, aped ship. wreck, by beings blown ashor a hurr cane, havin c notwith. tunding sh aust have per aworthy condi ly hor te her un medi Dur sult vilicer im la the men being five x the Weandotte has provcotoit to the Navy ard, Brooklyn, is a listof the offleers of the Lieuten Aucurtus Baldwin; Leroy Pitch; § Assisiant Ev “and W Wright, J. n xc New Oath of Atle , Cadeime On Thursday list the Sherif of Orange coun. e oath of allegiance to the ea. wile body of cadets varched from camp and yore drawn up inline infront of the chapel, A: tempor k was cod in front of the altar, at which a gentle 1—-the sheriff cf the I think stool ready to administer the military oath, which was to test the loyalty of the avudes A large bible’ lay on. the desk before him and drapery talling from beneath it to the tl rendered his position somewhat imposing. adets came into the chapel in comp inies ¢ four Kueh detachment of cadets, as it eam formed acr ent around the desk The firm, ungloyed hands were laid upon the Di nd the oath was read by the Sheriff in a cle glenn voice, that rang. imposingly through the twilight of t The 1 uitets had all tah nid two or t from th i om Do ? 1 do not wish to take that oa was the reply. ‘The Sheriff bent hh: hoad g¢ and the ther young men completed th | Wheii the party w t tab register their tiames, this ye who had fuller sary Ja pals of . was MOV ed issed forth alone, and’ the andi= cuee breathed with more freedom after he had * After this another, youn; erous bearing, steppe it uke of his anions ay hushed tow illowed the man who hal zone before, ‘These wane Peet took the oath with hearty names of these two young Singleton ant William W, Kentucky, the other from ne from. Missou: A Ivoe.an who bad been into the house ot ria 111), of Milford, Conn., and provided with supper at the family table, became in- Pebaed facauae his bed was made in the ben instead of the house, (which he had hoped to rob), and in revenge for his ‘Msappoint. ment, stabbed the Doctor's horse in several places, The ungratefyl ywrotch has been ar- reated, RATES OF ADVERTISING, des CASHIN ADVANCE. pee AF ae Sens lsntdee some pride tech dat Incilvnts of (hy Late Captare, When the first salutations were the U.S. officers and Commodore asked “how many were killed om the The anawer was None, wounded ?” one, ik ag ho exclaim that to capture these forts it would cont « thou- sand lives, and it would be cheap at that," COOL RECKETION OF COM, BARRON, Whea Commedoce Barton and his officers de~ eat { {i Haig ip Mime og een mwas stadoted om he quart chin, General Bate eo ccallant abd Comin © Boron! Comme. e litter, raised himaelf 6 to his full ‘heiuht, look raight iy the eye and barely ning his head, re- plied, “I have seen Mr, Barron hefore.” Hr n,who has always prided himself on the hauteur monde, fairly winced under the whole volume of honest sarcasm contained in that look nd sente Linen Manefactare in Tretand, rere, Ireland running in the manufsctare of flax te 550,000, employ ing 27,000 Lo One spindle produces alout the same quantit t prtona, of yarn which do by the olf The linen yarn from Ima the United Kingdom amounts to about ewe ml fifous tort per-annum, A company has been found Veltat itrduce the culture of flax into the vastitution they will give you ewords and shackles,” Some Srerse'ow VittAtn removed # rail flem the track cf the railroad near Allensville, on the 27th of August, close to a ste vem 50 feet deep, preovent a tighitul was deiected in time te acritice of human life, Tur Revoue rar Ben, McCullough wi boxed up ina coffin filled with whiskey, i un fh tin. hy., Tr ta nen that going into the military servies, ought to be aid to Gen, Price —Lou, Jour, ly ized himself by leaping ry gulf of Vesuvius, our old fiend should have a manifold inmortality; he walks into the cratur’ almost every hour of his life, —/ou, Jour, iy Perna son HreekLenennes,—The % th the the y are often 80 Micky wt they very much usters of grapes, Jounsat.—The friends of rested themsel\ @s in its behalf i ; procured for it Dot o and seventy-five subscriberr,, a) a beginning in New York, Iv Lt Binpine Guaixs ny Mactixmey has beem plished in Lowa, Tt takes he grain id neatly and bound in « coeds, | Th as the reaper is of wire, The coet of wire uilcient te bind an acre of average grain is about fifteen cents, Siiockixe Dis vestry, iN Monancure, of one thouand per Great Britain, during ¢ last midsummer, on charges the quarter of walt fulke or unjust weights, scales, or new Derenousco Womax.—At Columbus, neo, « company of volunteers » We hington, ‘The wife of one cowith her husband, and was the commander, bot as thes i wade a spring for the wondow, ant was caught by her husband, who H ruoline and all, through the open win- wreeumed, alie wee! von beo way drew here Mr. Steel dow, and, it is pr rejoicing. ont und, A Fixe Beak tropped dead at Rock i when a fine nd in the heart of the ani~ rdored Mane, owned N.Y, 'y- Asthe horse was ay curiosity Teltow port mortem gp hoedle was On @ recent occasion, as about to be toring town, whe ie parties wishin, Horrid to rise up, a large number of mediately rere, © Stor vo Hat Mridjewater, Mars, —Simeon Curtis, of East isi weighs 826 joe's and has never stopped. growing sinew he wos born, Ho has gained over 20 Ibs, since last outumn, A Conare HAVING DeEN OveRHACLED by his bishop for attending @ ball, the former re- id, a mask,” “Oh well," op, “that puts a new face ow the affair, “Jeassig, sap a Veyenance Cammro~ SIAN (Scotchman) to bis daughter, who was ashing his consent to accompany her urgent and or to the altar “Itis a very sole grin thing to get maze know it, fath- replied the sensible damsel, “but fe dew deal soleniner not to, Stioppy —Blue woolen rags, from whiel Shoddy is made, have gone up from five ta twenty-five cents per pound, since the warcom- men Menpen ov A CLERGYMAN. ‘Keni a Mr. Clemens had preached in'Xenia, week, o- pa through some timber on fa How, he was shot by a concealed villain and i Ins Thocnly cause assigned for tl sthat Mr, C.wasa strong) Uniom As Exciin Pasuiy was taken to the Phila» pila Hopital on Tuesday, suffering from the ctoof polsen, ‘They found in a house ta hich they had just moved, a bottle of men left t \ by the former tenants, whieh wo be po {tor bugs, and which they d Somenuxc ora Voren—A Mr inte trleld, N «in tho house om Frida awakened by burglars alan wtow, Her calls for watching ti i The rogues of cours Uhattery of this de Charles Groesbeck, distant lor a mask, CIDENT, Valparaiso, Indiana, with a party 1 was amusing himself firing am Not having avy swab, he put hia mouth over the fuse to blew out the fire, at the Cry moment When another of the party rammed uacartridve, which exploded and discharged through ¢ the whole char, into Mr, G's #, and ang le lingered five dr aon eine unable sny thing or even swallow of wat Dyvrn.—Charles T, Bradford, of Srppen New Hedtird, Mass, on Saturday last fell dead at his w fect just ax they were about to arton ursion ty the country, Write Byciixa at Willow Grove, N, J., @ ‘ued Emma Demott, got beyond Another young lady whe trownlng shed to the rescue, abeut the peck by the first, with sath, and both pertaberd, CoxoneGATionaL Caurcn in there stands a tine, tall flag- it is said, where ones punishment of bang ! take place im parts of the L Gop Proieers, THis DRYEXCRLEM oA yong lndy, 17, yeurs of age, residing at Albany was 16 hight last week invited by a lover to take a walk through some fells ere rea ‘the house, When only a short distance the house he whistled and seized the two accomplices who were at hand ward, heir intended vehi was active for them, and succeeded by her attracting some melghhere ta to the spot, have not Opie the TORN ea fled, and lad oung er depth and sunk, wi w she twa New vit Murhiield, Masa, , stuff on the very spot, epost for 4 wil on,