The Sun (New York) Newspaper, November 7, 1868, Page 2

a AMUSEMENTS, _ PIKE'S OPFTA MOUS) La belle Melons. | of millions. Certa’nly, of the two they ate | the greater eriminals and if they want Hb. their combinations, they THE Gitant bas vow posoived a larger popular majority than any candidate thot ever ran SUN, SAT same x yew BOOKS. In the fow years th that b have elapsed since the them the writer predomt, and tie prayers, Aho mga, Were “like what only the pra: gaan visible presence of degtm will rative Life Insurances 0 Mo the Bititor of The Sun. Sim: Tur Sus reaches my table regularly ever of men in the HE they eray a es SUNDEAMS. - —Fighteen inches of suow now cover the sun WALLACK'S-The Lancashire Hast. Kievan #eeney, | orty to. enrry on for the Presidency sinee Electors were chosen | war the gountey, at cast here in the North, bee | gt all.” * And how they eang! Was there ever omy- | morning, and among the m Ay sprightly and refresli. | mit of Mi. Washingtou. a6 A nomtments, eo. A splencia not dl toboringe men the privile cute of | Ly the people, exeept in the unprocedonted | settled 90 quic tly into tie ways of ponte that it rceme | thing like the singing of two or ties lnudred men | ety independent utterances I mort wth is an occa. It is stated that Ge Coorge nt. T BOWREY FHEATRE=Aftor Dark, Matin» on Sat / then nataned of 1804. Wke going back to come fur-distant time to hear tLe | inthe shabby blac coats, on erutchee, with beac | sonal and much needed tirust at certain fnsurance | votod this year for the frst tune fa Lis We erday ot 2PM. \ Line, Pa di hitiahd tk me 1 fi ta to | Wistory of uny anpect of the struggle recounted by | bound up, and erme in slings, of empty dangling | abuses, ‘The Rew, De Orville Dewey will preach fa BEW YOuK TMEATNE, Noy, H-Undor te 6 ; Se: Do not theso facts teach a serious lesson one wo was both « rpectator and actor. ficeven, pale and wasted lifting up their voices und | ‘The principle of asenrines “in combination’ is | Baltimore wis winter. QUEATHE PRacars. fees | Cosoperative store the Democratic party? Durings the wary | A cteargnd comprehensive view ofeaingte branch of | pourigg out thele heart upon the ‘Rest for the | tolerably well audersiood by business class iho huig of Jamon Pergqoon, of Thilfile, © MOOS MEAT Tetort fe saa ot the West, ena | ‘The advantage of the codperative ayrtem , that party was defeated Ly an overwhelming | dhe immense hospital service is given in @ book called | Wi oF ‘Homeward Bound,’ of ‘Shining Bore,’ | Whether ia ite application to lire, Marine, OF 1.0 | worker im copper, huk M6 ie said, Lurmcd perfectly G popniar farce every other arrcrnonn. [ ig, that it enables workingmen to employ | majerity, At the recent election, when there | Vorpdtal Day», written vy a lady who was Buper'n- | or ‘Glory Hallelujah" Once the night prayer meat- | Indemnity. Bot frou the frst use of {t eonturios © | green, IRVING HATA—Mackvoy# new Hibernian. rentoent: | heir enmyines for thrown benefit. By the | we: tional clementspertain ngtotho | ¢ Ment of the Special Dict Depariment In one of the | tng was kept op till near tattoo, whee an oftcer from in marine business, there have stays been “ring! | "Tuy Avetralina colonies have 604,000 barses tng 4 Tour ta trelad. 2 " m1 é @ ‘ best of tre many Loxpitals siiuated in and aroued | one of the neighboring camps, #ho was presont with | Of shysiers who hive aitonpte! to Use amd abuse t, | 4.969.559 voile, SaytdyAO whee, 4,000,000 pips, ane BREW FORA CIOS Mr Fe, Oppoetie ac f concentrates O68 Bubiber OF auall 805 | cage, it has again beon 6 gnally beaten. Does:t | Washincion, ‘The whole cstablishment was cl vated | a dozen of his men, rose, caligd out in a clear, ring- | under false assuinptions as vo average risk and + | $,c00,000 aercs of euitiveted land, Moeric—Star Riders and Aciehar. Matinées Wed | tr to one definite channel, they Preewes \ peed a philosopher to declare that it was over: | to abigh standard of excellence by the Indefatigyble | ing voice tn the midst of the services, ‘Men of the ee se, Henco, under tie plunsible protest of ch ep Aa English clergyman wes caught using tama ata Ravordays, ot 2 ype | Nery remarkel le reeulta, By took ng ear | tyrown in 1868 because the issites which it, | exerions of w surceon In ebarge, whore entire | —— Aruillery, forward—ware'!' and they elattered | Insurance, huudreds of scious have from U6 (0 | oa a wtanem for ® new ond miich-admived silewall inst bon “sn oP Mt fally afier ‘cir own Intoroste, they ean ree) | and ita platform, and its candidates them. | Perey ¥a8 concentrated upon bis work, and wi oKe | ont, Tue offecr wana devout helperia the meetings, | the been pub “on the market,” and thouseils «f | i front of his residomce, deptoo of comfort aad oron luxury to! ag ' dg Liuto the canvyase, | Ot! atiention to every part reduecd the mackl- | oat military rule wan strongest in those days. fimple and eredulons persons awinilled ticre'y. | “twenty-two London clowns in costume re Pal esie 2 | selves needlessly preesed into the em f | hery of the whole to emooth and aymmetrical rela “The extempore epecch and prayer rometimes | Anything acomplote list of the comatry multe! | Lou, waved « criekes matoh w | which persous of comparative wealth can | wore proctically identical with those cf | tions, At the some time, by ekill, Industry, ond | meeting Whin a | Arexnd health companise that have been orzaniond | Ooo Tre NS | ecceely attain [18649 Shonld not the verdict just rendercd | det rmined hostility to dichonesty or IneMetency in | Defender rese and suid he wished ‘to confess to the | and “gone wp” in this nd of the spread ov | =A torial ceipmy ev Molvohe, ten We Suir. | very clone thetanen of thie te gt convince it that it ean nover win a victory | 8B hope, Ue matvtuined the order which he had | Urcthrem acme particulars of a eiuful fe, Thro | the lust twenty yous wonkl make ® furini ibe ccnp Pahbib a et 7 tet y of tho I ) created. The key-note to tie action of the ¢! | was onee, in auch a town, © godless youth, sald he, | thowing. 3 opty } 1 story of the Halifax store, ¢ on thoes iesues? It may bo assured that 60 . . | * ‘ ich | thousand daxen spoo!s of 4 every doy. Te Blstmem for ATT. + is Bal righ is the { v i oftccr, who of neccesity etamped the character of | and he went on to paint his easeer: bow ot the age England, which ts subveiantia'ly orighn: The f Madvid pricey Ree Fs in Halitas, ens, Cans thee | long as it will inwnt ripen fizrhting OVEF | he whole hompital, wan pithily given by one of the | of twelve he amoked elcars und threw the Bible at | cola” in the development of tue inderanity thenry | dilchnee axceneypey agin tithe rake. jarmee SATURDAY, NOVEURE 1908, J of the Work’ ngmen’s Cotjporative Bocety. | again with tho ballot the battles that have | purses: “He's @ quick mon and a kind man; he his grandmother; at fourteen ployed tenpins and | and Ie application to basiness nad soclniiecic pure | He Loeb ve the pakice ¢ Papal Nunecte = some stone buiblings, erceied at @ | poo fought out once by the b it will | wiotent and a patient mon; he'd cet out of hia bed, | went auillyg on Sunday; at gixtecn be ran away | poser, bas alwa;s rulercd we crely fy | ec pe i i th Colored id Terme of Cre San. costof not far from $100,000. ‘The Lesem ‘ alwaya bo beaten. ‘The erimes of the grent | 4 eek himself, any time day of night to go and se | from home, Ke., &e., and when we expected the | honest or vishonory sevemers in the insurs | =A one-armed pat in Colorado hae teen 4 tedeer ber nt ven bolenging to the Bo: | satel £ tin } Goon of Llvod | Pick soldiers me and him nevot bed no wands | gens! eonetusion, tand T who address you urntsht, | nese. And owine to the ict that Buclien ineurnugr | wehattonze for the cianttonship of the Terdtory ail ender ibers ’ Haid seven hops, belonging to the So) polation, and the heroic eacr.Boos of bloc ; " i H . . corporations are ¢ by enecial etarte Yace | and tO, “ Arms and che mon" seem to be of no ac j | whet vor. my felends, am that forsaken lad,’ ho surprised us | Corporations are crested by enccual tharters, a rem tery Pl lors, & provision, a boot ant | god treasure mado to suppres it, will never | dhe ehlet daty of the Superintendent was the care ty dingy bls anton the atioulter of an innocent, | mavaged on the eloss corporntion plan, the Engliah | count In the W one adores sy) | shoe, @ linen draper's, a proesr’s, a wool! fle from ‘he romory of the generation that | of the epeetal dict, For thoee men who wore un- | Wiushing youth fn front of Lim, ove of the steadicet | people have been savercly victiiniaod. | —The warlike revere in Barope have recently Filly copies to one address... 0) draper'a, anda tulor's, On the secon! Moor | ticipated Jn those events, Tf left to float | sve to go to te mere hall to cat, the meals were | boys in camp, and ehouting his elimax, ‘which his | Among the mony bub tes, wirieu the curly het | Teceived adut-fonat ssreagth by the pabiteation of a Wares er vee ead 5 Solis eteke fe ’ ap ‘ ‘i Taw acty | Fenoratly prepared and sent to the warda, where | nameie Aay Allen, and here he seta! of English insurauce records, was the iusuiauce Tepert that the Procsian Government has be Trent: " we } | are coffe rooms for the members of the cently down the stroam of time, they will | PRY GHOUEMUMMETL, Gh ial | eete, eal 10; fendi tena 6 i i tbe 1, lab vpn ‘ce . s t wore distributed by the ward nurs Such pa- | Tt wae not until the middle of Aucust, 1865, when | Ue of 1700 to 1710, In aoe of grain in Russia for the Slat eonies, wa Gres 7 “te LS Sica MCR yl are APN ga LA Si ag oe py and-by Le remembered only nga dark and | ¢, ate, of 60 reqitired the most eare and the | the hospital was finally clowed, that the writer ceased | goon” be fungl that grew sboat the | tse y 4 at Ch din ng room, and a sinoking room, Various | troutled perod in our hist But if the | prevest variety tn thelr food, In too many of the | from her labors as euperintendent of the spec 1 | teae principle of live tus + tion heh 1 tock plice at Fort Wayne, In ‘, | other convenieness aro provided for the for. | 1) rey inset mpon proseing these quem | Lonpitals this departinent was earried on at random, | dict and the nurses, The few sek men who were | oid aymmotriged by usathematte ual wate d tw nt rae, Red Bay, Forren ta : a eonte | thonte Arsociation, and the whole building, | tiene upon the public consideration at every | OMN rutting Into a state of wholesale confasion, and | felt were tiken Iyto Warhington and caved for thite | cans, but os yet litle waderstoud even by the edt dthef acer Adame: the horde te fun (bet eases Sau ected eate Lt 1 Hitad Gir Will ae wlawante & inkl tok ane phen space Y | enttre’y iting of ite math parnose, After much con: | city hospitals, ‘The Qurrtermasier made Vis | cated clarsoa, But aventury anc a balfof biter ex: | Looteed and forty y A's two hundred HET Awe p Gives herns conte | oat Vy atin Waal Pa Ride Ohl acl elon, They MAUL EN: | gutesation aud rome experiments, the surzcon tn | fF of inspection with w paper in lis band in | perirnce has not 1 tie Fnglish tanetoe of their A twenty, to eiart att oping of @ hat. Ade Couekben Korsebs, por sie. ca | & Mbea >t aurpassed by the best London | ioet toencounter antern rebuke from mon who | charce, with the Superintendent Brought de whe | which the fugitive rebel ownris uf cho gronude avd | mavia for che) Lavursnce, Twa Frieudiy Yurictien, | ame won ting the horse about #ixty ynrda, — elabe, | world fain seo peace and prosper.ty restore 1 | thing inte an orderly aystem, whieh was foond to | buildings requested that the Seeretary of War would | Of which there arw hundreds im Enzlan |, flerce tive 7 aver, which was built fo Matens, Notice to Subserthers. Not content with m town house, the to a country that has suffered so much | York fn the mort eatistnctory manner, The ward | restore and repar the buildings, and pay a proper | lavoring classes just us the “little-z Ait dn their | yy ¢ Turner aixty-five yearn ago. ie rien’ dihele addsors chia wpe’ Will pienee 1 iy eek. Lat fi : ) | eurcconm wove provided with printed forms of dict | rent for the tue they had been oecupied by the | day. In the reir eon Anwe they were wup- | guilt ad ie comeid.red 9 sound old ship, Mats wheter Dari, f RELY, OF Wanniy, aad | oo, vente COUnEE Roe dean eee aye, | tutanch the violence and trensin of «oe | setae, salient ey Bled up and ant inte the Seper- | Gorernme prossed uy @ poual astute, | fhe ts uicned in New Dcatord, nnd is just now being to he particalar to ¢ 1 Btate, Con 4 | feres ie situated apou a fine plateau, in the | Who dictated the principles, selected tie ¢ j intendent, ontetoe enh man's meals for theday. | ‘The whole aeeonnt of the hospi Ife fe given | Alter so jong a tine, aid with all the regnisite | fied out for afove yours’ whaling voyage The Bi Port OMee, ae well as tue ew place Lo Which they # nidet of noble wenery of hili and vale, about | tidates, aud Ied the van of the party in the in these ele estimated the total quantity of raw | wiih a delicate and graphic touch whieh makes every | wonings of F Veacrioncy, the American ve- | deivor was the first Awerican ship that ever passed Weir paper rent, 4 from the town. Here 18 | campaign wh wns just ond materinla needed, fer whieh she drew on the com. | Pictare, The grace of the writing, nud | ple seom t@ have grewn foolish oF roguiay enon sh t | turough the Girwts of Magellan Ph hire i so aint nt soil | itoustens <ollh wed@atne lanlant wi hs BD e 1K fee | TM MFY steward, ‘The bead eovk prepared, axter | play of wit which Igitens the serious | repeat the folly of atte ating to foeurance low doiyou like the looks of the varmiut Te Semis rene Ome ot : ‘ict Mise ce ft j Wihat the Democracy now nocd 1 tO Me | vee ati etions, the numier of eathae required of A pathetic aubject, are of arare and lovely | tov less than He net aajioul, éowt, aeporiting © | sercg an Agkanssn uf @ Downenttor who W Wouey and tite eave a cord dead of tro sh clench ebtge tae the eyea of the co} about, leave tho dead past to bury ite dead, | eset a:ticte, aud, when cooked, tie food for ech ut their gravtest boauty apriags trom the | aH the accredited assumptions of mort #t | guaing with distended cyes at on alugator with apow ——_ operstors on thelr vistg to tho farm; end) ninco its standart inn ecm hus | ward wor put in w reporate trey, Leveral of | fact that they only Mlaminate a rucord of earmeat, | accu: tothon,any iney expenses MMe | Sawa cathe tunk of the Misty, © Weal,” te Cont piracivs—4 Cs for the | here the famitios of tho members froquently | poetore ite anc ent prosiiges as the party of | Here were 4 iu @ covered wooden | honest, efielent work, whieh was execute! from be- | ¢ prourleed the insured for five abillngs fert- | srouced the Yenkee, reeov hd gaa ea Jury. a pleasant pien es and enjoy their rival | quel rights, usiversal suffrage, ¢ cud | Gh sud drawn by two soldiers along a tramway | ginning to end with untikering: perseversnee and | w'ghi'y ce quavetty, 20 ty family at “dea'by | tune, whe sink what yca'd call a van'come erluer, oo ltiheeacsl dois iid ee a HE" | wlach bad been la d from the kiteben to the dient | proeision; work which was devoved to one of the | without reference to Of course, no urganiza | | ow deal: of opennen when be watla™ A few months ¢ five or nix hones, a progress, oud radical veforr 1 he those were taken ench one to iieown | noblest purpores of the time, and which falfiled Ut | tion, even if baceod by An cavrei us Copal, could ic r | v | » Charlaton ($C, Mercury publishes from hardworking Lvicklayers in West Thin Association began in 1849 at tho | — wari, where the food, which always arrived smoking | purpoxe thorow I well, fuitt? sich promieon 14 jaa Wows récorts ot Vues, Sosa TAGE ol tounty wi Yetod by the Grand Jury, | tom of @ poor Scvich weaver, where t! Our vivacioay neighbor of tie Demsena? has the | bot, was eoparated into portions by the women | Une of the great actors of modern timestscom. | There arc tiree cooperative Mfe insurance eomp2- | tie wisu trade from IANS 1 140% when the traf wae tnd tried and convictod at the Court ef & | few members met at n *, after the! rday ‘* fellow inte nee: | narees, and carried are to He ele men, Abuns | momor ted in The Tragedtian, Doany on the Ihe | pies now org nized im thle ety, te o in Belimeore, | TY Wwber entered were was fons, for the oflviwo of being engaged ina, Werk was ever, to bell their seanty stor: ‘30 6 elevation, of ihe Herata wareare. the | dant pre vision wee made for all contingencies, 886 | trdonlg Genfus of Jwnine Brutus Dooth, by Poms | others te Viiadoiphis, Cineinnath, Celeaga, nnd | OF theae 14,649 were brought la Baglin shipey 5 nA ‘ ‘ toing i oF | Ty lived ditt Kblig WoMiAl OF rede Pierre, othe Lenny of TNE BOW 1.18 | tom etetctor tor whiel wae meintained tn |. Govnp (turd & Houghton), Mer. Gould was a | chewhcre, of ing'ng up within the lat tice " and Siébia Now Bngland ves. na ny tnd done to | Nt: ha a as . | prootest poe ible winount of fr both pati | warm adwirer of Booth, and a fithcol atkendant aon | tenths, that promise for Gi to $0 per vear initint on " ‘ * dor ki ow bo corre the fienr# of the | wed ahs Se wols, The Mode Tslanders were moat dee M4 et terre panishment was to simultancourly | mont. In 1655 it loet €800 by the dish ° Noe Sparse sin bere: epestoes AAR Umer eT murpecns, wince It war w Wleto obtwin | alt of kia rprosentaiions. His co: m of toe, anid frow a, to 46 mortuary fee (aseeswment on | fh strats * i pap oma ee lave off working for an employer who had | of ita Treasurer, whon nearly onobalf (ie | guy mint. be tated. eery, touch juriiee fromthe | WHMENer might Ve thougut With promot: | weparute churucter and appearance in it are minutely | dest ny member), fo paaanter $5,000 to eveuy 3 Rot : ‘ 7 } 1 withidter But th met norac ‘ 5 ji nena and ol ood qietity, Besides keeping accurate | py yivzed and described, and his tragic power Is pore | Cece. member's foully. The xcheme is amnpir tee. A Geran in New Albany, Indiana, has what Fiolatod the couditions required of employes, | members withdrew, Bat tho rest p [ike Sue Heireieg oe aver sae Hel Ne caren etan ceticam involved, und eon. | grayed with the adiiration of a felcnd and the ap. | peacverble. The assaupuon that sis: rate ofa ctaity | Meeails a tumpline ctock” his window. On ite twa class, by the Bric mm’ Unionn, Ii ro. | verod; they wore revolved to toss the plan | She ae the nthe Te Dae to neat ta th satin | trolling the buniness portion ef the devarticat, the | preciation of an lntclilgrnt eritie, 5 per 5,00) annually, without rafere ec to age or | tp I+ a fot and jolly-iooktng Tenton. who holte 4 spect of iudenturing apprentices, ‘Thoy did | Uhoroughly ; they wore never discouraged, inde of its oditions, wile in ite pales inthis | Sai Cuutendent cxoretsed a general eupe:viaiow over | "Ko. Saunt, formerly ao well known as a comic ical conition, te tales, the ‘ectenl tate ining | ek in his land. By an nuenlous conteivanes the 20 violence, and mace not even a threat, but | and the'r hopes were finally abundantly ful 9 and the bri diate Vietnity It even ovate the Mer: | We Preparaiion of the wi Hd fottowed them 180 | actor in tho Weat, bas given to the world hia anto- | from 31 to 20, according to age; mand the cort on this | bd bade 1c endl Of ear orn Bey baste ick heir tools and weat eway, as they | lod, ‘Today the Association numbers fiv We suppers, too, that the Zines, inatend of | #* Many Of the wardens she wee alle big? SU" | Woerarhy, under the title of Theatrical Management | pian Would Uitimately be Wore tum in auy Kyitimate | stags Pp Up their t ab awa phoee, ing mealtime, & ace that ther were proper! AE Le * i lite fhioe. | the Teuton, who swallowsit with & choking gurgle tapposed free American citizens had a rgrit | thousand meribors, lis yoorly: sles in 180 hi hy orig dah eae dbase ee shir stored, avd that tte tore,” te thee, | 1 area us pee Hf see Sieben 11 SON Will do ite read: rea kindness by ealting | AMAR guecr motion Of hia ines even " i a Haguificent euceens ts Ueat of tho Mo BHA SHAE A cre," ae sie calle them, | Ie inthe life ind-hearted, ising Yankee, | 7 4 ser chenists! me By, cal tire ‘ visod Statutes of thi State (hore is onu, Lor. | exelesive of & sum got apart for books, lee | Wak alter Vaving Leen eatublieued Cul twomontha, | O82 Cecusatlon, far whieh ele rciaed all her epare | jess, wlio sturted 1a lid wliloul aernt, and taragl | Lorm how ecu done, ‘They must alt eon ctiapse, | Mr. W. O. Glbbs, the sexing machine snannfneture fowed many yours ao from the black letter ae & and newspapers, | iw (ing WitLout a partic in newspaper biatory, | UMC Woe Reng Ce ugh the wards to ace tie to : Lis hand to pagtty much anything that ofered, Mr, _ M.A. GC. fo tin clay, ane is) elle ‘ a a cree, ) i Tho auce see or we stares is | to Gud out their wants and their eoudition, and to do | gicsth haw been aelerke tu 2; whewipeper edt ee sewing machwes cf Danbery, Conn, 3 r A, making ita criminal off. ace he success of those eoisporati ve stores a | ae d be dene toalleviute weir pain, oF Tighicn | tor, ph ralbnitans aks the’ Gui Sf a kid Potitiont Kiet ta Allegheny, Penn. haviag lost the wager, will wtart ona walking tour Yo conspire to commit an act injurious to | the north of Kayland is quite extraordinary | A very ir ing d ion has fect} ecnven of thelr days, AB agenerst Uiug, | tolost, ant eces ontoud cocarion a preacber euch | 2¥¢rs the Pushur gh Bees next Wetnesdar to Martford, wire + sewing trade oF comneveo; and under this statute, | ‘The sales of one hundrod and twenty.cuc | taken plioe <n Gen, Punt, the heal of the | wey were cheerfel even lighiLeurted buaring thelr | fy torne and nothing tone. ‘Tno only point in whl tah seriiows disturbance, a | tiicbineon a barrow thronzh the principal in Interpreted according to Englinh prosadenis, | stores in Laneashite last year amounted to | Spanish revointionand 9, Eaux ox Ginasmixtha | entiring mane y, and graceful tor te least eare or | tie remand unehon zed throushont was hie devosion | forts orem Weny, last + poi waa redhctelstpe las Mandan oid ela teat i 1 pee ot 4 Soc ean ated asus hei oi ws a 4 ny. I the winotng party Weir conduct, hunsua) ch as it was te rosuit | nearly $20,000,000; these of Youlus ve | wellknown French publicist, Sue latter hud | Koudnen, © wounted mon Fe as WHS | to the stage, a iveling Wlich Fually conquered wil | oF € Hotn fo hiv 90 cir ' v Sap iM cmiastiinas atachsr, dhewwecls 1 | winost cqually success{u), and this wuceosa, it | mwintained in his Journal © conven whiel | Vere aul tone fellow, He bud the look of # city | other attenetions, When he at lant acctded to make apse ane 1B pF ne eit Bent | Phe tava thrown out by Mount Veouviue get i ca a di cu. | Varw ond hie axscciaca th save taken in | 'toask.? He had heen tdragved about 60 | geting tis profersion, It was at the exnense of great invitation, lad. oat bs during tha present eruption haw been subjected te Weactively {njurious to trade, was old to bo | should be remembered, ts mot morely pceu: | a a ee ean the Lonubiles ‘Ti pewp. | etuee be sun ala ¥@ he woul ever be rion, aneeriviuty, and deprivation, 8uil the of Captain I 8 : ana.jsis by an Iravan cheraist, and found to contain Qegal. J ninry, bat involves @ lerge nmol of mou | ine M ai a aesaes ; ' aig pbs say . well’ He tiheugtt te when like a relay no irteprersible Yankee obstingey nyetaived bim (iouch = ig we the Cuigwiog ingeedionts: Sulca, 99 parte; lime, 4 | lutionary leade plied ina ouor, ya P tho 'A vengern, teh (Pane f eae na. 143 3 Tho queation whether or not (is view tal el moral improvement. Each eotiy« i . seedy ; ; i cis , pein Tteok Lint ioe Avenge m fant hy meme | concerts tm which he wus te tole performer, and anh wrbis 18; alumina, 14; magnos!a, 3; proteaide of tron, i ; | uo sate paper, de biare bad erences | Food unul tor just thot heckerboard, and & | tock Wie acat by the store among bie audienre; and | parted dvr ther hous, 13; 1 1; soda, 10; water, 3 The apecimen, ree! » be argued AtLveE caw f 40 issiowary ait Noe ail at pi ‘ ° he ratataile ie correct Ie. etill t argued wo | aliv lution 1g.an oxqullent missluuary | fue « coustivutional a eNeatacia: yg thas | conve almanac, tor all of ho was very Eratetal. | though more ambitions perioruances on the ste, ae i pacly rosetabled tie commun glase, seou believe, on append toa court, and, at | society both to the rel and the poor, they had nut yet succeeded iy Lei y oper | E wondered »hetvor Lought not to try tn which euch ctor aesumed an indefinite quantity. | bucdung, and lie tons heey ware es sting tn the Lava, though varylug: contiderably Mlovents the statute itelf is almost certain | Our American cotperators need not We d'® | person fora monarch, He aloo ocr tt that the | bis taster, but decided It ae heraly fair t of ehiaracterr, fn one eure tie namber of people Im | yer oc “ae see sudan, ‘al cing ver a ran cemen | in color wad. sutidity or frlapility, aad occasionally Wo be vopeated next wint rt, so thot ina very | eourngod if they room at first to fail, Let | Republicans of n were tov fow to assume the | Hme when ti Py hry . pe mer the compuny fell #0 far 6iort of (he mumber required faig sh vee Wb oa ereias as evenzel » | cmiaining little groups of erystalilne minerality ww y i -Wvatd tas SvtSnae lin swore Uke thd i ; ta | aoe i ene W fond of Mower, in tue play thut one of the privorwers, whin Le wae | Hawley, dames Sullivan, Minha Sav. tt, aod hie | Soult acem tw beasort of roush, natural glasg or months there will Le uothingg in the sub | Ursa porsevere Pike tho Malifax moa, ‘The | gov ut Saas celia down tau cad th ra es wrvlaad to tol Ot cons ert Wve nena to: (eee ie Tho letter (asty Vad bean al | certhouware, malay produced from. sand,” euulie, Wot to digpate sbout, Bo long. however, as | tamous Halifax store, with it8 handsome | found a monary, a king or a queen is fadispen EFA Winion cavialinnd 66 KGAA Ud Lc ago gf ar ceratie aweling Wald in the Asiegheny | Oy, and similar commun earthy substance ( tt i - ts pro sable, Te Heat aie xg rau ert “| Viamord, and were checr ne loudly for Bey. | SY: and vim ict sl. —e the law ropsains as it is, good citizens can do | balding and tts flourishing farm, proves | sabl ' sh Wik i i sergeant wha toneied and tondied them, Sunlil'e perweverauce Wor at Lt resaried by sue | moute, When they saw Wo uthery any edie seuel | —A letter from Russia in the Prose of Vienna sothing ole» tian one i. Why ajust | how b comfort and elepanee working. | Met have repubiicana. Hive in Spain this party | thou fetined to oe trae of the Vedsteud ¢' cor, and Le became a prominent aster and wonager € yard, thoy a pilot roe very inauiting ey) 4 choly picture of the preacat conditior : A” | be rey tod tibie body of tu F 1 F iby iim: Bene themn, Mats BAciinaad| eves rectarene Cleats OF HOA: BFONERE COREIEER: and oppres ive. its ten lo wy, t wre wa, | men may obtain if thoy ouly manage tucir | | TePrereuted by a very reapesbibve body of ¥ tue bre J, onal eve th one etutehed an is th fin graphy, Weiiten wince hin withdrawal from Uy the cate, ant wideoain, ono of coe | O tat county, ‘The harvest, it ways, is tueufhvent portant it is to domonstnate Ghat injusties snd | own capital well, they cr not, in my opinion, sulicientl: numer | gore, Gne a ring moruing Tested a Luned of the + Is mainly composed of theatrical amc totes | party, wits Whol he was acquauit d, ceqnestod iin | dor the Wate of ie populavon, aad incendiary Gres tid dines ts ae dle ‘i soataes ous to be able to take the direction of rairs-—in | Eret tlues to a very wlek New Mugland boy. * Now, | ard accounte of stirring eapedltio | pute ou guisty. durt at Mr MD. spoke. abel K | uu une aro of eonstaat vccurveace, ‘The. theite Appreealvenose by pracke appl cat.on, 4 a word, to govern,” Dee set von ett ing for sou,! Fests, Lotding them be Tickuor & Fields publish an elegant edition of | 0) t\' og inutetby te | we generally ascribed to the officials, and several of : Pang post 1 Marble for Mayor. 1 r: : P }h wt 2 c0F a) Olmaight Ww: mn made by Le & he talk in the work! about a shoe being too FW bs aadbanbalivele savored Uiek ihs thee To this pointed argument Oixsuotn answers | Wind me, ‘mt Lio what grows im your ‘rent door, | Cuapieg Dickcus'a Chrwinas Caro, yrited on | pay tere the Hawai Ha Wa Liem have Lown dirmnissed in consaque At Uglts io not half no convincing: nw the Lists | ain LogeMaN a io 4 th Calthough it te (rus that the hepuulican party | 72M at howe; Ruene sphegriceteyent | tinted paper, and flinstrated and bouad ta tho snore | jee we Ree ddtety bette Nijni-Novgorod forged fit -reuble notes Lave eipous bin 66rna that.coma frum. wonring ia Whoo | 22 fete ay gh he ¥ Cay TO | of Spain in mot strong in numbers, it ia the we ers aye hin va ters HOW | artistle menner, Brow the rane bouse evnes aitoa | que deat belo wan Vow | (oved ln much quantiticwthat several merchonts have a syn Un ‘oraity, so tha he HOCORBATY 0 e w iadreteagt aureniue lilwel “d volume of U ‘oie ow fun v sptaimed palle is Drange & a Wis son that a law intoricroe with We pri | og may ato co bo taken for the clvetion of | Party of the future; that horeditury tain ao wie | “Ty, Kr ne men in Ue warde, the writer tlle 1 Deaniens Deneas oe Xonine. of Wie Daeien Wf. Coy an Oy sgt spacing fey P| wloges not of a sual « 5 . 4, but of everybody, 80 one Wil attenipt to defend it, Ta enter to pratuce this result in the ense of the conayiacy law, it must evidently Le safurcad without favor or d yoriminat on, Rich and poor must bo mate te fuel its pinch alike. Our wonithy capital rather re lo'ced whon they found sould not lawfully forms on which th and many of ty 1, no doubt, any repeal or modifeation of tl ute which deprives Uian of this power, But pose thoy find thet the law, as it now Manda, can be turnud 0 fpon thomselves, and be Jown their money mak ag boon and, for t layers’ str ke? For juaianes, duriagr Che past few wo tmie half dozen or ay of rich in Wa rect Lavo couliaal to depress the si ck market by locking up all Ghoir ewa mon sad, in addition 0 miine to iogulaic the would oll thor lal mn y as fore vel ty erubli 1 trot uy on, as it haw p tanec, to crual the brick wen ntl that they cond herrow Bevery poneible way frou tho tanks and poney-lendys, Iu parnaance of this plas, of doliurs Inve I of circulation, ju foctnally as if they aad been Kank in the Vhe cons queve $ gay Tw read in our dinane’al columns. Men who owed money have had to submit to mormous losses by forced sales, ‘Tho pre af stocks have talon with alarming rapid ts Bu-iness of al! nds is brought to a si mull, and il of the South aud t grain of tho Weet roms where they were raised, for want of the facilities of pureha roupon ng tha « While, await w tha serene fs aBout When the grrentust powsiile misehics fas Leen to qalock their coffere, buy uy tll cho property they evn lay their hands on Many milous as ol son, Wy ution non the apes usu Tho perso.» nal sale, he mea nquuillity ination, u aod Uhas resp on enormous profit, TH this | fot an net | jurious to tra le or commerce, st whard to nay what ia; sades ot her hee wumittod by « nun! or of persons we. soncert, it is ele. y wonsy Now, v this coun domant ehall | atin force Wall atroct operstore, the same law thot was brought fo bear jun th: Wostehuster coun ty Lreklayers, It will uadoultedly be said that thows st rninal j that »tholr money, 0 jobbiog oye rations are a fn perfect right to all that odio 1 choose tolond them, inthe r own pockois Wooph god tie not Sve fault if tock speculators fan} traders on borrowed capital wuffer lors from their rofuw) to lend ft. Waiving tl @isgnasion of that jo'nt, we merely tell (hom thet what is sauce for the goose is sance fia the gunder, ‘Vhoy think it all rieht to pan fs): Inboring mou for tryliny to get an hour er two spare say, or a hufdollar wore wager in a day, or seme other benefit of the kind by clubbing together ; aud they ought not te complain if Ciey are brought up with # roun form pthair stronit lo vluader the public his successor, Ax there in no thine to be lost, wo trast that the Young Democracy will immodiniely pro. | coed toput MANION Mannie in vomination » and to seo that tho en. Tlall is secured for Him, #0 that his election amay be placed Is yond doult. ‘The mombers of the newry a por profeesion Dt to be enpeelaily active tain for one of the my rt UL succonsful of journal s/s he so cmineatly deserves i} dersment of anime: deavor t 1, daring a yor which ing that the {nflucno of tho pres, nilyhtiost engine of ans 4 tamed, sbould Le teltiw someethor qlonitying mere pol telans and confer wer and luere apen men of cormonynce ambition, Let is have a journslst for Mayor, and let his asme Le Manton Ravn! We Seen mavle by theme We dy ad thi on y net kaow what errangemonts beve y what engegemente underteken conteol che ‘Tammany Tin, say (uey have their caadidater r coml.wations; but they will | plito set them made for the present, and ir in a ronoial reconvition of the os nnd the commanding: poaition of the | prone in the perm n of cne whose professional record is fuller of great levemionts than tisof years. Let ‘lpmimany vom nate Ma: vos Mannne for Meyor, and with the Repu! 1 can votes that he is miro to get he will have a majority that will del ght the soul even of { whe to eo) serv ne bo wooden Indian that stands in glory over tao entrance of tue Great Wigwem. ato) The stb son tothe D moeraey. Ae wwarascan now Le escertalned, ANT s majorty over Gov, Bryxoun « Lie popular vote is about 205,060, The is be larncet majority ever ol tained ever all swopponunteby any President al cond date, with one excey tion, That exception was in Aid, when Mr, din 1 A1L,28T ma jorty ever Gen, MeCicilan, But (his wos an strnord nary ceention, snice, Leenuse of the Lintesd’d net vote at all rec tuing to the traditional { the counir: {r Clay, ho received a $100,000. In idi0, roganted as Vinv hho only got 145,000 leven: cl 18u2, wh la elif Gon, Jackson car whelm nely againet popular major ty over: f aly when Geo, Harrison ng swept the fil, over Mr, Ven Buaen ‘The nearest approach to the recent eb a in this particular is that of 1852, when a, Pierce obtanyd 211,369 major.ty over jon, Scott; but, as John P. Inde at the rame mo recived 156,149 votes, Pierce's abeolute suajority was only 58220. Polk, ‘Taylor, Bu laanan, end Linculu (at his fret election) ob tained Lut a minor ty of the popular vote. Vhe only candidates who have rocelved a stsolute major ty of the votes of the people aimee 1862 are Van Buren in 1886, Harrison 4 1840, Pierce im 1502, Lincoln iu 1864, aud jrnnt in 1868, was From these statletics it appears thas Gen. ¢ nooular s preferaltte to elective gow Sept. 1), 1868, Vat should have bee er ard defer tor of liberty ‘thot immense Cismim all porties and teeolve cil questious.” Then bi eo would have been gle aely in. scribed! beside that COW: 1 the words of Spi wot have been pout; mud that after above al and should m force to the prom Lave euploy ea Lingtou, wool rey ti vain words, Gunacnen ina b remains to be & and powerful writer, but it Whether Puam is aot a better slutoww. oe is cvor, we trust that rons charged with the Now that the elve of the 1 Proxcoutios issue of fraudulent naturaligation papers may be | Hearted, and caer to carve, To the question whether pushed on with rey. Bo mony poeaone of | Me ezrin of womem merece in hespitale was a feil- i re, the wntcr respomide tat there never was as high official wtation are allagud to be impliontod | pittan, tie caperiment ef a compact, gener! in thin business, and such swasping accus tions | orrunisition wan never tricd, Tndividuale entered have been brought syainat tine mawagers Micerent Los, ites am narsce, coming from varicas Democratic party of responsibility for th that the public hase right to kuaw the truti of the motter, If there bas been lying avd cheating an vither side, let the faet eome ont; fod if muy one now assumed to be guilty ts really inuocent, it ougit to bo made manifest. We are sorry to necice that in the cireuler whieh t volutionary auth to their diplomatic eye questi incking reiiicious Nberty one of he fundamental prineiptes of their new constitu: tion is treated with enything bat frankness and decision, Hf Spain is ever to regain « prominent position among vations, it cnn only be by sepa- hureh from the State, and guarantee. y tolerance but frvedom to every sious opinion, This perlapa not sure prising that Spanish elatesmen should be slow to perceive this Quib. ‘Their education, and the Lubits of their people, make them look in wdifferont divvction ; Lut they will make a da- Plorble mistake if they attempt to reonstruat rnment ou any other foundation If they shou'd know that the Mostory of Spain iteo'f abounds in the most itn pteasive lessons on this very subject, 0 Elsewhere in thie paper will be found » communication on the subject of Codperstive » Insurance, which those of our readers who ay have been solicited to insite their lives in companies organized on the se-catled new plan will do wellto read vttentively, We entirely ea incide with the writer in the opinion that the prin- ciple on which such companies propose to proceed is # false one, and that they ailfer no inducements for insuring with (hem at all to be compared with sasti(utions like the Mutual, the Equitable, and thers of that class, —— ‘The lectur of Col. F.A, Conniuma on Thure lay evening, befare the General Socie:y of Mecbantcs and Tradesmen, was Meter d to with Intercet by & Jorge and lutelligent wraciabiage, The subject, the “Four Decisive Hartion of Aweres,” was excced ingly attractive tn itvell, and wa# Lroated to a man avr ut once intel'igent, instractive, aud pictureagt so thal the attent on of those prowent wus Mrualy hold to the clore, The pudzment of the lecturer respecting patilew whieh have really been deelmve ta their e on clyiization and progress in the New World, scetm fo us to bave beon ae well (ounded aa It Was sutking, Beveral pantages of te discourse were sho marked hy 4 vigorous ond masculine eloquence, We prenume tt Col, ConLINO Will be called apon peat this lecture beiore Literary societies aud jennae im ather wlannd, rivies of S te in for ting th spirit ay we Were al\iay* hight ueariol, awect-temyered, and gr clewely poilic, Ohe eho ree vered Kowly, afar um- Hetow ol the twa, was usked If there war not nyt in. that he would hike ted for neth Nagy ly rekd ; Det when Le was pressed weknowledzed lor two dvaps of red wine, “With the cat of the surgeon, a emall ration of wnt down every day, and with it Jeo Wtie daily Side oF hin dinner, @ longing z rul €or windy was Lene ma a tittle nus won mbout not forget ug to pany ¢ red Wine, cad dying (oF Qe country ull eo guy. The deuk gx fe 14a rouge seemed to Urighten the whole ward." ‘he peloice nurees, ae fir as the Superintendent faw thew, deserved to be highly apoken of, It was a rere (ing tat they were t thouphttal, ki Pers Of Ue country, acerrdited by all srs Of uid sccieth sor Fine wr eusier, OF we often witLout eom- mission ef any kind, They were volunteers, jail or er pal), nsurily entrained avd undireinitned, and Working without eny ereanization or coGprration to over oF auport them, Neverthelors, the work socom) lobed ly heir exertions is rufielent proof thay their presence wae neither an lvtrusion nora Vinnder, “Le whole tone and aur Of m hospital ward,” conciuics tho Sp; crintendent, whose judg. ment may be taken ae eonelurtve, “change and rise afler afew duye Of & Woman's prosenee, and she Is an inveval ly cuailiary fi the mpectal dict depart ment. Alack! there be women ard women, bat let a nurse be ever Ko obstinate, fynorant, and flalyhy- even gaily, starve herself Bhe may be totally irper- viuus to Le she may love hugger-mug Ker and roundéLont ways Of getting at discet objects: fhe may hepelerly muddle the yard rcturps, and f0- torelanze sentiment with tae most obaox.ous of the stewards, bot rhe will cheeriully sacrifice me, auth to the wants or whine of « wounded to feed » wtek soldier, of order point d agent of the Bunitary Commission ut tho post where 8.0 was stationed, and bad also under hor contre le contribations of a number of gener ous fiends, These stores were free to all in nerd, und abe (el's many entertaining and tonchin of the different gifts, request, orton Warm clothing was always in One @ay “two men in tattered ‘The clatter of thetr erutehcr great #01 produce m\ reddent fannels, and they prove « fioming toreh throu; hous the camp, Twenty more come at once for red funnel abirte—bine wil! not anewer; red is the color that nite thelr constitu: tions, [fall an cory prey, Igive them out as fur ax {en anrichteous shonld have two shirts apiece, than the one nodel of te virtace go shivering. A Aouwye, b okine eeven feet high, wante many things, U give bin rocks; I give Mim handkerchief; 1 kive him letter paper; Fetve him tobacco; I give im everything be aske for—he is eo big.” Ove of the mert urduous poate in the hospital was het oF the chaplain, who, besides bie many duticr among the rick und dying, Was the one to com- muniente ith the friends of the sokliers and seid home the eveets of thone whe had died. ‘The nar. raior * It was always touching to se the poor Hitle bundles of ‘etects’ going they were sometimes se very emall; 1 remember one entry: * Bilvots, one pair of shoes.’ And the slog told such a story; ted togetier and slong cerons the frayed und faded coat, the knapasck of varnished cloth all ervck«d and ababby, the poor broken, trox'+ dor-down shocs, still stained and furrowed wiih the mud of 60 many weary marches,” ‘The roguiar Sunday services in the chapel were u!- Ways well attended, but the men particularly enjos- ot thet weekday praver meptinan Ab many of riment and Courlaidp, wlocted Jou Wits castac love nungs, weil Insiructe and Uber sie wed by Wed whiiuh the ato: ful wa 90 ‘The publication of a now roral and (amity pa nthe tie of Mu snr: per, Ww nounced In our « tore ure Meswes, Pettengill, Rates & Co., means and experience, aud its editor, Mr Doxain @, Miroumin, net guished wainex in our current Literature, ity uk matters of egriculiure In th's new enterprise iy dent talent that eam be ecoared, Siowe wil have rate auth tog. pert tren it, W fuscly (ustreted Narmonac Livited there, Evnorean Cinens, Wiar place Of umemmicnt have ne tractions to public, A new chi sed at ere te from the weatl made to leat the jit Homes Robinson, the ortable, of Amcrien (on summersoult vet fon Clarence, wi who perform, wood), tagether Commerree on Evaction Paauos.—Tho toilow- ing gentlowen by the Umon League Cluv iat evening, bo take Ino convideration the whol subject uf the frnuds hy the issue of counterieit Laturaliz.tion popers, the 0 of aliens and Lome heart, Am Ts the Sanitary? they uk; | and the pulling of connected therew:th which shall bs decued pr Larmang, t which are the more attrac Hone Daa wid Connty Agrienite tn proming.s, to be competed for as their great hos cl) opens at pest hormee in tie Couutey wil be cr The B tie Bell family werobats, ne ox Pannen, lshown ue er, sor Chi wend toe piety ba ie — olumns: this cay dears un Jorge of une of newt of what t © understand that ty woeddor be 0 ar — ~The m the muittude previously given waterproof nepense, nnd now Fr, while arrang Fo an to at athe werd), tooday at the mat th bis with Sain 1 dition to her r gular employment, the author | ker, wall also detight the pablo wm and day. Go and ree the: — poee Mae ap ceia! te written and iduetm | oN (Tieknor & Mivids), ie a book in | | nnagers of this pop- vom how Leen | ut Iwluy fomily on ihe frapor 1° Potcr Jemkin liegal Volus by repesiers, Authority to Insitute and prosecute sny by of tion of a | wih the Stas meantime the ev, and BOLD paarthen ‘were closely en, thew Tints were two ty one $ Merman, of the nichi be Bt pur 48 arvestod | Nou pre lace Lieut, weresed Swi! ' « Pe in We Beoord Mupaoaible to vay 1k mnor asd " (yo pal arrested by Uniccis Gabby and Green, Ak svon om the usetitante hal been Mapersed, atten ion wae directed to Me, Bott Wek wint Wae AL ying Ww at Le 4 She removed to hus roskhonce wt Pao Alto atroct and Mowe, fe ane | ae Ponten alley, and Dr, damon Be flereun woe ning. te pe Suininoned Gratien him, Upon e found that be lad deew werwicke an the tert | tevady wad tho. Rirew Uf Iva Uivw tu etwebod ‘i | ohuil. It was also found tht he tad be. fF te mort distio; | tie mock, prodve ng a RevEre MU but wadeat | Were pronounced to be OF a very. staiwrerue ter, vnd thin marning the piysichn entertained Lut Sight hopen ak Uso recovery uF is patieat, Al the part teen bnjured dnving the thelit, and with ow anc eho hte covered with elottait apy aaranee th | elused, M1 be ase tue fet hut Bt edeparta n oF he pubite ®# homed Wee MOre ut r miny ex it Widi aleu be pro. | an’e? Wax eroy dive: Tor Waly ek aces Use "ere ho inure ad Never , —t One Os on ' x ww WO | Ain severely In fast an elty profer $5,6u. Ye iared e ay Beal ck on Mr, fothwet Hound rete vecay gemerd cd come now eb y te A Bund of Mauston su Northoustorn Texns, Private accounts foun prosemt thot the Inwien Tian we wad agppemed, Te eo lotat tt petiwn ts ure Leing paw it more com 4 rising in puerdia Warkay a a, rat t ci ampion rider | Tacre are rid to be tor car ti bie great | Wecee DAMES Are known, a « nate ve it ean hia tiniane | fry’ antiont ivean pony, wil) | vower wed pe vaeb their ad *ehes: | iat id Frome Witte repate, Ma og moh Oa L ANd L wa ot Gs Lue Fly eg 1. iw rusd that partic nr eeseary fur the 1oee, lon v. eae cade ta HI ? coumittocurde ed ge te ae legal vorera, | sity rward docabitaten tw With | wiles Mow the bod, yt if ail ba wenmuren ) canniod thet distance i er ol © op | Theas binds ave superted on plurder, nt m Ue PUFChARE ui AMIBUMKON ProcUFel Tae thi and expedient, and 10 aciteis subscriptions for the | velo or Late med horn stoen Tom Unies ei, perpusce sbove indteuted: Wilhigm #1 Merwe Veo and herds of Wine vie sold and sent across Grvely, Moats TE (stenell, Tasue Cucrman, Tevoc Hh | ue enamine, 1 |e uollavad tat tive Leidurs 04 wa Of ape ateuler ton Wilden, Od, Be Tos Eiontansta Warp Mann roof {6 on, und the eupo’ ere i carpenters are putting on the work in their I they £0, 10 the lament and mort ragged. Better that | pitey, Marshall O. Robi ts, doho T. White, —Thie truce noeRINa Davnie-A MAN LivcuanLr Which Ine Leen in process of Gestion on the | Prrene.—On Inet Fr dey ol t there happened un t! ¢ yeor, Ie nearing compietion, The wats ere up, te | Moke, so wed-kmown offigen, wae tound ‘ ie neurly finished. Labor | seve-nome Biv: by z Calne. [eiges opened Goal three tral paced aver UE work preparing the ground for tue Noor, | his | uuy, Mowe prubanh Kiley by Cet Oras tevin bing ap the r work, tinemihe are | whice passes & heen 10" ‘ We ool, nad Masons ving goneral | P°s*ing over iim, cnd still uribermangliog bine be hg bt ne in sapere lve ie Waadiscovercd. He Wak ey Blue ctl) eu ae ere are Gut sity mien af] uy veto be reo mad only Ly bis but. sacl ba. work, ana the buildt Wonihs, TLeee Meena oF ‘Tuesday vert, at noun, the Doard of Sapervisurs of this county wil! to convins t President aud View onic ofterra, The Pi seantom fur th wii be cou, ie ws — rae County as a Moard of € volen ecat at the ‘and rl, ieee ton dave oui that cis market will be 4 popnlar one for Long Isiond fermers when it ts DuIIt nod (he proponed erry from Biovilya Ww Bix teenth street is opened, by lay, oro allowed to bein Pieted in abouseix | lst some os ite fly cre /e Ore. Lily rluakew wore found weaitere”d alow ; the teeck for » dintinee of 6 +) pate, periions of etal, raion, limbs torn fom by Hody,'dnd his head co-pieicly cridwed ub or ve. toe Dinuee of 1 it lie Mh Mam HOO HMine by Vis ttle boy, aud theb War al that was ' mark (be Idoukity. of what had been a atoot yi x hearty man the evenme Fotere, ‘There ure variou Canvassens.—O | surmiss# an ty bow (hin mourned! anil ekoekwg os jureuree haprened. 1K hug Uae Alt he s = down ou the Urack ind Went to Woep, ms te we ‘onnty Crnvussers, kmown lo be imoaieted bre that oii Ottery recent election for | !ave considerably euspiehym af foul ‘piiy, an it» Bata and County | Camel eit ne bar Cou.e Mone aor ‘alan while Was not found afterwar.. ont It by get imnrob li table midi hive been kided Pinced on the bruck Ly ume person F prewerven ui abs de dias, ureat number mt these forged notes have beon foand Government chests, As tor tho Gres, moat of vem are wotoriously bie Work of incon sirica, and {ha Groat many cance aceret proclamations have been carci, ted, ay in 120%, avnounciag Ge day om which « Dre le ts uke place, Ars. Basil Williamson recently died at Choricetuwa, Virginia, aged eighty-nine years, Bho anes to the decd to Gen. Wushington for the ‘es Ferry preperty for a national armory—« eld by Dimwelf, in carly days she advised rronband other young fried» how they could Make themeclves a waino, by po nti to the earees mls who left Jide von county (then Berke ong the Wild Indians of the North Bhe sad: We were feasting snd wen (ora week botore ral, and who they bude ut farewell there was nut a as Wo hover ex pocred bs wee them aya: ing the indiant would elay them Tie names of there yonng wen were Thowas Worthington, Biward Yithia, and Robert Lucas, each of wuosm became Governor of Oi iu a rickety oid iwo-story building on St Charlem street, St. Loule, used slike tur oflew ang dwelling, Lved for many y a Isaac Welker, Whelose, and with vo gee, any mere Ing soe the beet seen fa his don of an oMce, went dancag, (howe young men ) ars toot tu Us Ps he cond mouthing he with me ove save on be ©} money Waa Nis 60) adjont, be wae eormimnanly k amd itis cheap tonemont I evisnips he bad rico sndala, A stern Old Walker, sees ond buildings al or the ety brougit ilu aa enormous incom When the Lind. Hotel waa burued some years since, althougls bis property Jay all wround at, and ite retereton wom bese greatly cothaieed bis awd stil he retin to give a vent, Mr. Walley do peted this life on Wednesday af last week, leaving af Colale worth fron S700 HW) bo $10,000,000, ‘ie Preah idea of shooting game-Lirds ae “Port is pretty wel Wustrate! ia te flowing Bpt soite de ( hawse, relate’ in te Pull Matt Gazette, Mr, X, aerack # tthe roeowue davon of wa engi tench Marquis whom he bud mot in Parin, y by rail to what the Inter de mazuite. at Rooting country,” The aiter Lis arrival 16 was stveuded at the inn shwre he bad pas ap by tie Moaquis’s gumekcener, wo, in amawer to X's inqures, ine mapped out the da Mooatonr, we sill * viney rds, where, at thi¢ . We shall be eure to Lid some trmohes.” * And uftccwartet” ways X. * A, yond alter Mal ve Will pase an Komen the great pian, where doubt om we dhall find ao abun jirks, ‘Then T wil ow Mousicor some mooi cue that I know of Devoe take it, how we will Vepper Cem! Then, down there In the mart, tcze ta Uttle pond where Jawt year Laan wduek—yea,a wild duck! We wild scarel for in; porhips Le is will there.” © Bot Vo you vO partridges 1” * Parteldgest wuult you bell ve Itnow? He asx if'we have pure tides We Lave them, Monsiour, bat they are lard ways todud, We bed four, Lost mont M. te Mirquis Killed one snd badly crippled asotior, which levee wel ntivo, LH Monsiur ines, ©e will Luat for theme: Dat what shall we vo mor year tor pare Midge s? Portiape Monster you'd contemt hinanel! wth ie Wounded bid?" wt bas 2011 BY cover. t poh rest” “Basen Pe Wew © thle the forest with the doga, and I aillsiow yu seme eplenaid Tiere are Meee of ho) Josephine, Ale phoose, and old Adalhe, At pect Josepuine te sacred, Bhe expects nuon to be a mother, Little A.pliouse, who Ie warriod to wr. wil then become he tuther ov adam y, Dov't you ink, Mopstour, hat we had better spare thems fy: old Adotphe we SM AIME Tis high tne. fr to hove been buntfog Mar now for five yeurs.” is supertinous to ad that ¥ retuenedt ot wile leavtag: the, ’ shout 0 Tudecd we do have bares, hares,