The Sun (New York) Newspaper, October 7, 1871, Page 2

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1871 MIGHTY WONDERS IN UTAIE. | ths west of Lion slong the aummit ened expeditions expected from abroad by the revolutionists—sensible people even itt Havana have dropped the epithet of inmur. gents when speaking of the patriotse—the diario wdds “We know that the revolution t we shail neve the same time we are anxious shack -hot-be-coutitaied beys d crystalline rock termed zite, similar to WW of the celebrated ‘Treasure in Witte Pine, A Mele to the ill is a tier of crescent-shaped mines lv Here are the Monarch, Webster, Binc Wing, Mountain, Bion, Sn Deflance, Sliver Exchange, liger, and others, with ores t New Orlenns, whileit would giverto a vast extent Of country fadititics of transportation whi ow entirely wanting. carried out, it woulll doubttess cause the of n new and important city at the « thirty miles below Mobile. THENAVALLINE AND STAFF THE BINNACLE WITH 111 E ROOMERANG MAN, If this design should be visit 4O THR OPHIR MINING prsrricer. tee: Sun. MAN {HAS Tt Bhinen for AN The SATURDAY Tena, Miver pier, rom €200 to $1,000 They contain « small percentage of lead them tnore difienit to re Development is Atall events, | Tmmeuse Produce of the Uial Mines—A Vinit Iphir-Ne U Richer than alt the Kest-silver a Prag, Favor of The s Many years ayo it wae botteved thet inges, cutting the fortieth poraliel in the erve sigue of precions ores, time would jastify the predictions of the who chanced to wamler among the moon ments of the last yeur or for the names of thansterie 6 arte working Crem would nothing of the sute of £20.09 to 8291.00, oF of th et wearly $500,009, by the Pacifle Miting Company of London, the expital stock of the North Star Tunnel Company i¢ €2.000,- 000; the net profit of the Emma Mine is #19.500 8 dy, oF about $5,000.00 a year ; and asingle firm dors @ business in mining transuetio is not invincible, His Visit to the Brooktya Navy Tutorviews Commander Boomerang Wat~ and antimony, rende duce than the eves of Silver A Progressing with th and © prospec in Ksingle year, b Soutnward, across Sily mp Floyd Dis i¢t, not so old as Ophir, Which contains some of them th fition, # vein of cinna the project is amore sensible one than that of Alleghany moun carrying a ship canal over th extravagant urged upon Government as deserving of national best results in Ain ewANTON ee Teter Aendemy of M © rs and Geattem The New York correspondent of the Washi at the SUN office yesterda: eave further particulars of hi interview with Com. while attending Brooklyn Navy Yard moe, the correspondent navy of tie we must work with less activity and un must cuard onr coasts perfectly, and we midst cover ied by the rebel For the complete attai Theatre tiers Vth the whole ext Hen with soltte the for.ner obcect we western busin Opern House aes of the rider to effect the Intter Wo insist the country, and his #tock of faith in human tho Conrt of Inquiry at the Grand Opers tains of Utuh, Admiral Porter's fa two leave no donvt on the mifies opened ant nt which I Re a distance of thirty miles, and prob eto this country a teh prectons sea, as any region in the world £0 fur a T learn, no mine-gambling tever he Would probably ava the fice of certain sentiments of his Hoar and pious friend Senator Hantax, which Wiblo's Garten restoration of pe sion to do. so in rd to the former Th aE aii bana ue ten i make a tong cata WHO had often Lered of Mr, David Jonos,cecoenined nd reported his Commander Watters, Comme David Jones, and volunteered While the Commander was spenking several marines collected in the corridor, and trie! to hear what was going o Watters haa told all abont FP shocking conduct, and fn imagination gobbled ap him and his cousins, he kindly undertook to potnt David Jones the difference between d officere of the staff in the in Vrnnelsco Minstrels resurrected from the grave of « At the very time when Geant is exert. nee to induce the people of A squelehed revolution which requires, in addition to the twenty or thirty thousand regular Spanish troops at present on the island—we do not, of course, take the brutal volunteers, who confine themselves to the western citics, and to the murdering of won and children, into necount— of twenty thousand more regulars to. put it down, ie something new inthe history of pacifications. lungry speculators, ablity to aistinguisa the lode from another, Yet, and they may attempt those old art by whieh the ways of mun are mate ke those of Nature, justo «a day, 80 chips a t khamined off by product of unknown @ once breataing body of haman can $0 play With science interpretations, wh in many theor : to tell him his story. Waltack's Theatre f 6 untopene altack’s Theat his utmost influ 1@ of one unopened Towa, much against their will, to ret for another term to the United States Senate, some heartless wretch has had tho cruelty to dig out from the musty files of the Congressional Globe a speech made by the Senator during the war, in which Gen, Grant ia denounc to command a great army master Stevenson's For the accommodation of persons res of 1,000,000 Tire {UN wil: be Fecelved at up-town arlvertiseme: ‘Thirty second Mreet, at ine Junction ot from 8 A.M. 109 P.M ck of gypsum as to own, adverur ety regular rates at th 54 1-2 We Broadway and Sixth aven FOR PRESIDENT, These are not fancy fcures, used to promote unconceated hopes to se Fouson (ut no capitalist wishes to purctia pod of the presence of metal-bearing Probabilities may { » but (hey have no murketsbl reinforcement If an unintelligent cunn to extort from it absard Gteantie illusion Which, from the absence of facts, it is impossible Science, so called, docs cer to contribute somewhat to Mr Win" idea that there 18, after all, a good deal of the monkey in man ‘The Mormons themselves say that they know of ir countey twenty years azo, and public und. private, th is good evidence Whether tey ex oftteers of tho lin BOOMERANG WATTERS's OPINION. D. J.—Pray, sir, what are officers of the line? tters—Those who hove been educated specially to navigate a ship and to fizht, And officers of the stat? Paymasters, captains’ clerk incompetence nd slaughter of his countrymen, and pronounced unvorthy the (rast of an act. It seems singular that Gen. in Washington to explodezor v the maiming den a poor m: The Original One-Term Men. Tt is an interesting fact that in near nal drafts of a Constitution for the United States it was provided that the Executive #} second term. There a ceptions, that in the draft of Mr. Crtartes PLNcKNey, which distinctly said the Execu tive “shall be retligible,” and that of Col. { yen HAMILTON, who would have had the Executive continue in office during Our Tater Kranklin, Dr. HORACE GREELEY, OF CHAPPAQUA. ov ner must bring his ore withta reach of the Kons and thus verify the necoracy of his knowledge. Toqet first satisfy bimselt, which he can do in Weeks, that his claim contains a mine at all, then sitisiy otners by hard work with his pl Kvery movement 0” nie arm will in Chis property: for its D. F.—Ab, 1 see. Com. Watters the treasures of th Graxt should have selected his bosom friends many of those who were his enemies when he was in the feld. | ® that while adopting fhe | he counsels of such friends he hus succeede: President, in ruining th quired as the leader of our armies, ly all the ori, * Lora would aucover of the truth of tneir assertion, pected that the Lord wonld blow off the tops ot the fountains, or moset thew hy ap earthanake, js not brecisely known ; but nevertheless it 1s clea what I have written, that Hi rayer by Gentil D. J.—Thank you, I never metany of the latter igible for Watters You see, sir, we o are military men and from our homes when quite young, entered at « naval college and regularly trained for the service. We are educated men, sir. mathemetical course, sir. ving alrondy visited the Bingham district and spent several weeks among the mines, {determined s waether it did honor to its Taccordingly en- reputation he had ac- to visit Ophir to # Ancient name ag a fraitin! rogic Enged an outside seat on one of the daily coaches, on band when tho porter demand taking my place, by fh Il-wige Providence ateo nally by unexpected and five instroments, and thi« accounts for the sadden- of the Sain'= in moving on- The Democratic Lhe proceedings of the Demoeratic State Convention are before the peopte selient points will arrest the public tate Convention. We go through a severe We mast be men of great intelligence and of high moral character, Otherwise We cannot get into the service. nothing sim or counter eit about as, sr. id Teawakeret activ ward with the slunces to the lnrves WILLIAM M. FLIESS. President Gr. Ne was received by Judge host of officeholders and citizens. ade a speech, and the officeholders cheered. made a apecch The Pittsburgh Afai? prints it in ANT has visited Pittsburgh n=ers for Uplit, beat in dur!igit and warn weather, by i After calling at the other hotels, the the final start is from the express offies of Wells, ‘Tht office, with ite branches to every town of any importance « Ie ie the most prominent bail Salt Lake City $ been the Point oF arr No. 47 buroapway, Oct ‘There must be good behavior, The Judge Ranporrn’s resolutions, which were debated by the Convention, the Execu tive was made ineligible for a second term ; was also the case with home pro posed by Mr. Ferzo & Co. ERSVILLE POR TRAIN, and looked pleated. * And the officers ir?’ beasket, looking at Commander Watters's dyed monstucne. Tammany delegation from this city, thongh bearing in their hands the regular s of the party, voluntarily with mvention, because they had ‘ful canvass, that they would be excluded therefrom on a test vote. The Reform delegates from the city were not admitted to seate, not because a large ma jority of the Convention did uot cordially ons and purposes, but because they cculd show no valid claim to admissicn oe dele Pacite slope People's King neninat the Politicians unique gem. another sort sir, altogether. They are not milityry offteers ey are not educ etymology, syntax, and Six gray horses, eviled American, to distingalah ted for the service. prosody men, x McCaNpiEss: Throneh yor drow from the C ascertained, after a ca of New Jersey. is provision was retained by the Conven tion, and was in the resolutions when they went to the Committee of Detail, consisting EbGE, RANDOLPH, GonttaM, Eviswowrit, and Witsdx, which w trusted with the drafting of a Coz from the resolutions. On August 6, 178 With a load Of elgltcen passengers and every ¥ riety of baggage, ratiied past Brigham ¥ temple, and taveragcte, svon afi in the direction of the Jor At the crossing of the 1 we halted for Grovensvitie, N.Y, Oct. 4—At 11 \@ Gloversville Cornet Band serenaded Goorge Francis Train at the rain had delivered one of his charaet © speeches the Train League was formed, and the Lightning Train was nominsted to take the place whieh is disgrace: the very cordial weleome I highly appreciate Decauso it from citizens without regard to party. IT bave no doubt 1 sir ing in your city. a weleone Men, sir, that are frow from counters, burrooms, workshops Altogether a diffrent ¢iies many defiulters among them trom—nowhere, and turned to the west din and the Brond Valley Utan Central Ratiro: ‘ The driver, who t Joy myselt Ww: I topo the time will soon consamption of made up more exclusively of our own production, hccholders cheored agaiu—wildiy cheored “the President and party retired from the balcony to enjoy the am- ple entertainment which had been prepared for thom in the hotel, Of places, sir gerous class of ds his bustuoss on, alter twenty years’ rd for ratlronds, profepcly desired to idhy Ono priseat over enrge afver a railroad entered it road descouds gradually to the 0 and then runs nearly level to the extrem* northern ‘This part of the valley g but athriity apperrance, tor the ¢ of Messrs, Revi Wito Ate THE ORNTLEWEN? D_J.—Then why iv it that the Government gives them commission + by the Great American ‘The League then voted to publish newspaper (Tim Sun's cireulation bere is so large that we stylo ft the people's Paper) the following: “apipfove of their opin Meil odds that ‘ell, you ee they perform cer. tain duties snch as officers and gentlemen know no- ‘The doctors mix medicines and saw Of legs, the pay musters do the duty of clerks or ac- countants, and issue rations to the men, while the engineers are common mectanics, who gre 4 fires under the boilers. ve to be performed hy some ons, bat it is murdly to be expected that gen- e anything to do Do not the Hae officers r in the peop! Kirts of the city, es according to the pre. cedents which govern representative politi that Committee report ed a draft of a Constitution which contained 4 clause in relation to the Executi ing that “he shall hold his office during the rs, but shall not be clect During the following month this matter was hotly debated in the rm mep, among whom Wirsox, Etis Rvurireoe, contending that where the legislative department was in vested, as was then proposed, with the clee: tion of the Execut form corrupt alliances, and thereby [erperintrdmtcete: When the manner of clecting the ed the prohi end of Cran V Resolved, That these resolntions be published tn. the engines and ti he Caunnd! building c hav The Canadians are building anc have eo wll dies that led @ wooden railroad be- Arthabaska, (ie same ginge as that in general use on the ails are of rock map! cars drawn by ordinary k the rate of twenty ‘The road will cost but $5,000 a mile, inctuding right of way, construetio Convention leaves the Factive to the hi movement to exert nity anemborr The del ares which from time to time during {Le protracted req, That the recent nearly or quite comy of its bet to redeom the political rings throw: 1p 1he people Faves, tho gigan tlemen should bi term of seven ye tween Sorel ed a eceond time.” proceedings at sprang up 1 epirit of Lb Wuitere—In exception Yon seo we Know » provements: | Z interests of Convention, the one-t were RANDOLII, MAvtsoy, declarations platform, and the vote on Mr. CASsIDY’s reso- ng for a radical reorganization chinery In th that the great leaders of the are in accord w th five m les an hour. Gestenetton of ail ¢ Com. Warters— Yee nent in their aema lath rond rome, ¢ry and dusty, alonz depressions, ation provi mi: tropolls, ation houses, th e over a wide and bridges m, and have ail the privite are sufficiently pon the people two departments Democracy 0: D. d.—How prevos fhe valley, wh ed View of Lie finishes to ran on the wooden pb 4 iremtben., sare fulfitied, gular metal-railed your power t tinehas wale -mrnax en n, if their sangu ence of the Binnacie, 1! 10 te oS than de ha ie aire te platform adoptd unanimously aud full dis framed and President was chan, and the Cone n marked contrast rarried througt actnally eat with their and pick the out any provision age mterprise among TH CLOUDS. The Awlal De trom @ Batioon shocking Oty and ex) ravi gt can be quarrels ant rests upon the of the Demoe' reputation of any idates, and it is coded that they possess ample abilities for discharging the duti thus put thie young man forward is not tentified with the furnace, and with ers with (onde O° gdonA Tor the ture < Opult Ciby, three sinest hard to discover. of anneving 1 of Adu.ieal aries of their respec amount of gearing, bis, in an experiia see you again + But at vitis june of the Democracy of New York were eag to bail a new departure, not in measures only, bat in rien, vention was of this mind; but that majori ty failed to carry ont ite programme beeause Ii, good bY, Oli Lello full of passengers at any apparont ex has mado a report in favor of that specnla tion, so dear to Gen. G wie Nad hota of the rope f the body of the pal oe Hut be bad reach the ear, children, MMe kindly tzreed to do ao, and 6 came he sto of railroad wi huustion of force, doing the | most novel and important fe.ture of wr's money making It is intended that he shail succeed Don Hasina Piast on his approach tirement from the State Department. is no man, so it fs eupposed, whore presence would contribute so much to earry an too soon and was wnable to i anwisely kept the 1 and enieavored to ¥ #0 far as (0 Bet One ArM over L sket, where he hung dan motions, and thet came in coniact With A rope W Duliaon to the eorth whble ik was bein admit of mor fal of our Lo! Here the enrgean, who was meaus of which the Voir into a smailer one, from which the ey in divectly supp! governor fo keep the pressure ng and Frog at tho basket eh had fastened the irom the exient the ores, a long amd prosverons ox. rod, sitaxted as it the mmerat belt, the dividing line Opie Ail, oF ¢, with Ht strata of quartzite, himestone, has a height of 1,809 feet. others wich a souchera exposure, tits hit! Is favor The ettect of the enn and the decompose, was away the surface, exnoving the minerat or the indb Its slope {# about one mite ‘There is amine at the toot, and, look- ing no, may be teen the ore dunips on the 4s for as the summit Aidden ‘Treasure *: ‘Tne traits up. the till 4 for support and rielness 0} fstence ts a The Admiral raised h begin dean Ww Children, we ave bwo best un potween the base Knap fol punne re wae no thine tor & ror held everybody spell-bound. miration went mp from those who were too far dis lant from tie seene to know that an accident had ind Who supposed thar nt was being made sane coutretemps Rat to those M the fmmed: the sight was an awfal one, and for a me.nen Body see.ned puraly zed with terror. ot Without uttering ery hoon, lightened by the fall of Mr. Koop, shot uy Velocity, and a seream of terror whieh ebilied the diood of the hearers came down doomed aéronant hung utterly) hopeless of escaping death, At my aide stood a woman who, at I after Ward, nenrd, was tire from their £0 J nexation through Congress ; Caine Custine has predicted that it will be dat the appronching session. better starting point for such a complex project than the promotion of Mr. to # place of dignity so eminent as the Presi. dency of a New York Convention? Howe of Bo the able and hovest Comptroller, and Mr. the cylinder, at # Another essential cousequently may be required, featare of the engine is that the train is stop; bat by revorsing the action of the which resnite not only in stopping the progress of bat alto in forcing air back into the emailer reservolr, and thus obtaining an extra sup In other words, by this action ty momentam overcome i topping tw bottied up for immediate use ia starting aga ong for him, for uniform rate a recon again interruoted , who has never had his superior im this State as a canal engincer. to save them carried through their col leagues, except Mr. NiLsox, who peremp d a renomination. We presume this ticket will be elected It in entirely acceptallc to Demoerate in the rural districts, who will bring to its support ve the votes of all the warring factions of the Democracy in ‘Their conflicts with oue another, which will rage with fery until the day ot trins, will carry to the polls every Democrat in the metropolis; and when there, though they will vote against cach other on local candidates, they will all sustain th It will be voted for too, and er bie tor prospecting. sn awelled out with wounded dig fing ech word wilh The old eentien 4 impressively en pli git hand said Ciikiren, we the adventure cations of its presence © vicinity of the car —towether—to-—erlobrate buriat—or our Lord desas Curist,” who imagined been heard, agin inter torily decli ply for sturting. winieh ts erowned with the ton, one of Mr. Wurre's assistant Commissioners in San Domingo, and like him an ardent apostle of annexation, has recently published the fact thet “a new project of a treaty has been initiated, and diplomatic relations looking to « continued occupation of Samana Bay This being the ense, how was that the chief advocate of this great speculation should receive from the Republican party some sort of an en t like that which Monpny have just secured are sufficiently steep ana toriuons to make the ascent on foot Inboriogs, and Wis mare convenient to ride. fe. on the tine dsinie, proaueing Mgh-erade on ing. A litle to the west are the The principal ob: the invention Is the excessive weight of the engine, which Is of about the size and shape of @ steam locomotive boil ean overcome. “No, Adariral ite the birth, not we death row the At the left turning ts rose she ewpee Mir ‘Toe Aamiral turned upon him with pompous dig. all their votes. Doctor, I'm an Episcopatian We don'tagree in these p A COMMANDER'S AUDACITY When the Court of Inquiry had ad) Picked ap a stray oMcer ana ent and prom The Chicago Tribune, from whieh these details are derived, says that thore who have personally investivated the is called, are enthusiastic Of confidence in its eMeieacy fe’, and her (nee Rue erutebed the avr und with one hand my arm, sf!) lovking aoward a Me balloon, whic sWifter than an arrow, shot Uirougt the Pocotilto, where vast piles Of ore Wore eitaor sack ving every spare fout o: tunnels md shaft, ‘on every tide, Where the lignt fe Tuite, are mares of earvonaic aesaying seven! ed of ready to pneumatic car, as their expression actually exist.” 1)) you know anything about this Coart of Inqairy that is going on! Bat I know there's 9 growt deal H.tness between th Vm told the scott and then with incremsed velocity y slant and shoiyet Tem speck was seca far uy in Ua rnd larger is it fell Woman, WhO elane to Me with iron gFisp, he will be milied 1" + toward the clouds desirable it Lovers of good smoking will be glud to hear that a Iarve deposit of silicate of magne the last belon intended Lo b iit to 4 compauy own: wormed by this Yet her eyes r AL frat it Heome vered in Patazonia {helong to thre Messrs, GRANT pecially in this city, by a large body of higtt publicans, who will through t! ballot-boxes vent dignation at the proceedings of a Cony tion whieh was packed with Federal offic Irove out of its, hall the re Jy, aud avery rien property ts There's good and Hitherto the article has re's good and quantities on the coasts of Greece, Turkey, aad or; and most of the so pipes are componed clay and wox, which iatier substance yielJs an un then ie wae dowd! ned to aufold im, and still higher up, is anotver | speed of ligut up like a bail, vat Lheard jast now be tains that and st office Tt semen an ie the man wan fail jes was passed Maden Wi teams With sleds The project of securing what tire Western people calla Great Throngh Water Path from ali eontrivan aler delegation from this city, which was ally Kalown, dati aiored-aniih oxite whica rans tows One Huadved Mite ant for podestrins mmon Road. honors has ap Heer of Louls who bax just walk with their ear the Mississippi and hwest and cont in the person of a Henry Rotter which was overnwed by a subser. HIE in buying, tess ewe Hil, Jouning majority was deter it taking the Ophir on the ear mined by members who had nite one witha} e track or ina hall, but over a dirt row buwe metal On ¥ by promises of patron nefited by the opening age and the payment of money. Pretfied ? PITT a eons ect Bo public that tl n of the Western po the town, & start war for the nines on ityhted almost py Announcement waking Horn a partof it, and then | ing accompli full hondred miles in twenty To addition ton pe of a proclame ee hours and f forms and color# net the fest dmeove moet amustions, ply'y Sen's mine dhohd in alipost Ineredtoie Chickuswha, and Escatappa rivers, fo @ point at he depth of refreshineats two miles in twenty-tomr mmuten, the fam shows doring th He made tho Inst Will you inform me throngh your val Postponement at the asfarm i inte tine baihe Prine, We Feme in the Je the official jonrial of Havana, @ pitcous ap peni for hep won bud So ae furinu 10 de le Mar favorabi@ atmosphere for ‘This route would emehty marten of netuad eanabiin, that i iw 668 miles shorter than the digfacce to ving grain in ele. nly require about aud it in claim: an throughout Me trial, and it is all belonvine f said that the horter attached to this velicle showed an strome evidences OF futigne ae Wel the vedertrian Jay and Wedwenday, Inver of the 4 bovee Henry, bas parchaved the trolling hore dow ‘Tho Culoride Pou yielding abut wt products, are all The formation wm whieh they gor ur wt fhe biwe himesione, autermeod Wilw calewpar and » exhibited by certing to theens SUNBEAMS. —The Mammoth Cave of Kentucky in for sate At 900,000, Cochituate, which sup, giving out Alexanaer H. Stephens is now called @ Gen es Boston with —Hailway tFains are to run through the Mone A million and a half of the inhabitants of Germany are a —A young w Man at Green Bay, Wis., drew @ and trated her f for a pair of <Cunduisijeo hie tested in some of th warts Tondo, ‘and is being Fier! I tHe cancer English experience is «aid to. show that ont Of every thirty colts from thoroughbred sock t proves fast —A new style of fan hae just appeared, made Of #Atin anit Ince, which, when opened, is in the sh Of w btrerity —"Was the Roman matron whose sons were Jewels a moter of pearls?" “ No, my chit, the Grace chi were Cornetss =Itis proposed in California to cultivate the Italian sunflower, the root of which 18 @ b be as nutritions as the potato. —Among the recent lay delegates to the Meth. odist Conference of Minnesota was Mré. Sarah Sinitty, Who, however, Was not admitted to a geat pe aid to —The “proud cathartic State’? ie what her Toving sons cali the Commonwea'ts of Kansas. 1 ait Comes {rom the eultivation of castor beans, —A French chemist asserts that if tev by ground, like coffer, before hot water Is poured upon ft, it will yioid nearly double the amount of its exlilae Paling qualities —The hotel in New Eng Hame is the d with the longest peAkesFounogor House a8 eae only (wo letters less (tian the holder in Florida, in filling up his ¢ensis eehedate, under the heading Where born,” described one of his ciiiliren as * born in the parlor, and the other "np stairs,” —An enterprising Y nike is travelling around among the negroes in Ficriua selling them a pecalt ind of Ol, Warranted to make their hair grow a foot length and ae straight ae w willie man’s In North Caroliva to call a man simply @ * Yankee" ie not considered defamatory : but to add to that eabstantive the adjective " Penueyivania,” ha been judicially decided to constitute w iibel T de that grape Teaver make a yenst in some respects superior to hope, es the bread rises sooner anit tne wot the peentinr Cate Which many object to in that made from hops. —The public plensure grounds within Londow How comprise about thirty-five Imdred acres, while those tn the FuuFOs AnoWmt fo ten thomeand acre more. Of the former some fourteen hundred ueres are in public sqn ares, # —An Indiana cooper showed a peculiarity of Rosier ewicniation the other ay by purelng ht ite Doy inide 6 cask to held the head up whe ne vahed it. After it was done he found the basgaole was the only means let e discovery has been mi From experiments made on the Western Piaing, tt appears that tra 1 troes as well thove grown fee © 1, are ’ the seedlings theallanthor, bluck locust, and orange bave proved the most sicersstnl, The Sal del Rey, the great salt lake of Texas, ie an mme ved Of SUH abot five miles in eiream. ference, which If believed to ve mexhanstible, a the proeess of production ts constantly goinz on. The salt ts formed naturally, and ooly has to be shovelled up, placed in carts, aad taken away to be ready for market, —A Pottsville (Po.) hen has b hed two eaglen, The eaus were tound by a man int posed tlicin' fo be tur sey” UeAs. Bitten, The old was ¢ she splintered abot and tra progeny. and kitted years of age arrived ata town in Western Ka and by wit oa she earried in her mr ah ‘ i vty had 1 . wo. ; a Here Ade or qnite six thousand velo theocesn, Inwinter, white the snows Hie tothe depth of tex and tweaty feet on the eurronunding peaks, it # dom exceeds tw tn toe valley. In favoranie #easous tac cattle have beew kuown to find a scant pa winter, F vies they every month inthe 4s of F fifteen nigte im every mont! —Alaxku is found to prodace something besider fish, seats, nud teeberes, afior all, A vessel has arrived at San Francisco with a cargo of fossil ivory trom that priced domatn Fas explored. the banks of the Alaska ae said t) abona tn fosstt tvory. Lhe marshes adjacent are reported to be fall of bones and tusks of ancient elephants, many sticking owt a the maditke stamps, A momber of the Alaska Pur Couany affirms that there 1 ivory enongh on he Yukon river to suppiy the commerce of the world fo8 one bundred years, NATURM’S “VARIOUS LANGOAGR —INTRRPRETED BY DEACON ADAMS, From the Buffalo Courter. Lioye to breathe the morsing ale With balmy odors fPeigh ed When everything seems freaa and fate, Tastee 1 Ite hoaith (at deaagnrs inspire my eowr hy Heats Natur’ all (0. ‘Yen cente s ponnd, aud low much higher Twill qo tire W4'no t It uiakes me shiver whe think How near 1 was to veiling The @ anon deweir rps gen the Krase 1 ven "i t y ii ¥ brook Whines ugh yonder woe ) y Vint r Hid ny 66 1 ' + inet and dena, Vive H broad grasa, i ° a + hier s eit sa y winth, MNT BRA CLIVE. Denost your menoy © Mutual Renefs Saye Wes baw 1s (we buy Buss us, opposite Clty Maller Ade _ "