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LANSING STATE REPUBLICAN
Tl'EMOAY MOUM., APRIL. 10, 150.
What 14 the Verdict !
" The Republican are on trial before the Peo
ple," (said the Locofoco newspapers before the
pring lection) in ill their relations to Govern
ment. The Judiciarv are on trial directly, in
the person of the Chief Justice, for the decision
in the case of Iav r. Owen. The Governor is
on tril for the recommendations in his Exccu
tive Message, which were pronounced iuipracti
cable, and extuvagant, where they a.-ked for ap
propriations, and oppreive and arbitrary, where
the related to other measures cf State Policy.
The Heads of State Department were on trial
for an empty Treasury, made so by their neglect,
recklessness mid rapacity.
The Attorney General was on trial for not hav
ing collected from the Fi.'t-tiix Bank, the money
(i;,a(fHHi) purloined by the last Looof.ico Hoard,
and for other enormities, too tedious to recount.
The Legt-iatur were on trial for having acted
up to til-.- suggestion of the Executive Message
in the pa-sage of a Registry Iaw, in the appro
priations for the Alutii, the State Prison, Nor
m tl School, remission of interest to the Ctiiver
titv, and provision for the Agricultural College,
f r the Geological Survey of the State, the collec
tion and public ition of Dr. Houghton scientific
r.dicia, for the il-V''1' to the surfing counties,
for the vs!ern -f Stit-- Muds, by which the great
north is t b- opened and approached, and for
the 'a :t (Veil Bonds.
Coon the foregoing state i.-u s, 1 upon
many minor matters which it is hardly worth
while te name, the Republican party were duly
arraigned before the People, to be tri-d trpon the
first Monday in April.
There were other issues also, which firmed
counts in the Locofoco indictment, but these is
H'ici wer rather of a Federal character, than be
longing Mrictly t the State. A Tinted States
Senator had been ducted, utterly dlstast, ful to
the body of Locofoco editors, abhorred by the
leader of th.it party, and bitterly hated by Gen.
Cass. Ha l he been an old Whig, or even an
old Abolitionist, they might have .eft him out of
the indictment, but to elect a man who once had
been an old Deinoe-a, ws too much, hence they
put him in with " n'ot 'ri."
Tlie Personal Liberty Act well there, if a'!
counts should fil, cxtravagince, Land Swindle,
empty Treasury, Senator and all, they had a ure
thing on this, regular Abolition move there they
had for certain, and there could be no dodging.
The day of tri.il came the jury were duly em
pan tuded and .sworn the witnesses were railed
and the Chief Justice We.' The day of
trial passed slowly away, the night came, arid
brought with it, a verdict of approval for all ami
singular tlie above acts and doings, and many
others not laid down in the form of l.",o. pop
ular majority. The Plaintiffs, a usual with de
feated part ed, have moved for a new trial, to
come off in November, 1 SOo. Republicans, be
on hand with your witnesses.
The Republican State Administrattion and
Legislature, richly deserve this noble nieces.,
for they have fairly earned the commendation.
In addition to a punctilious discharge of their
respective official duties, they have taken the
laboring oar, in a positive, energetic policy in
volving great responsibility, adopted with care
and prudence, but prosecuted with inflexible
firmness and purpose and what is as good us
all the reft, they have done this without waiting
a thought upon what Locofocoism might say,
either pro. or con. They well knew where re
.ponsibility lay, and they have well wielded it.
They well knew, that do what they would, Loco
focoism would howl ; and that they would howl
no more dismally over strong and beneficent
measures, than over irresolution and weakness.
In s- reasoning, beliving and acting, t'le People
hav' gallantly sustained them.
IMr Oltl Tniniinn)-.
Th harp tht .nr thmtieh Tr' Halt,
Th ul of muie siit,
Now bane- a ireCe- on Tara WalN,
As if that soul wer fiel."
Amid the thousand evidences of the final do
cay of the old Democratic party, and of the fa
ding of hr glory, once deemed immortal, none is
more demonstrative, than the following half-line,
"Ttmmuf Hilt u for '."
Tammany for sale the seat of the ancient
Sachem of the Old Tribe, who for fifty years
have held for sale honor, worth, talent, character
ml public virtue, U finally herself at the ham
mer. Farewell secret cabals, noisy meanings,
rejoicings), dances, drinks, briles and offices.
Horrid Sea Massacre. The Telegraph
brings the details, taken from the Courier Ik
Etat Unis, of the loss of the Ship St. Paul,
anJ the massacre of 33 persons on board, both
tailors and passengers. The St. Taul belonged
to Havre, and was making, at thetime of her
lossr, a voyage from China to Australia, with a
load of Chinese emigrant. It wa9 one of the
numerous Islands of tha Louisada Archipelago
that the vessel was lost on. The wreck took
placon the 11th September, but the passengers
escaped from this peril, and an English vessel
was hailed. It was too small to carry away all
the unfortunates, and 53) were left till word was
taken to Sidney and another vessel was sent to
their relief. This relief expedition arrived at
the place in December or January, and found
that of the 530 individuals, but a Chinaman had
been saved, all the others having been saved, all
the others having been massacreed by the sava
ges amid the most frightful tortures.
Military Board. The State Military Hoard
met at Detroit on the fifth, at which meeting
everal measures were taken for the benefit of
the uniformed militia, among which was the gen
eral muster and inspection by the Adjutant Gen
eral, or his Assistant, of a'l the volunteer com
panies of the State, on or before the first day of
October next. Als that all members of Com
pares not present at such muster and inspection,
that must be satisfactorily accounted for by affi
davit or otherwise, and that they are in all re
spects uniformed and equipped and properly
drilled.
Measures were taken to obtain leave from Con
gress to use the Military Posts and Forts, for the
purposes of discipline.
Acstria. Late foreign advices say that not
withstanding the Congress at Aix La Chappelle
peace news and all, Austria continues her war
like preparations. It is computed that by the
end of March, Austria would have in Lombardy
0 battalions of infantry; and with artillery,
ciralry, and engineers, the army in Taley would
be about 22'0 strong.
Two Heads hot Better tha Osk. One bov
in a shop is as good as a man. Two boys, how
ever, are worse. If there be but one boy in a
room, he is as quiet and sedate as a Quaker. In
troduce another, and ground and lofty tumbling,
and aommeraaults will be the order from sunrise
tul dark.
An Important Office, well llestowrd. AtTlr In England. I
Dr. James II. Jerome, of Tompkins Co., X. Y., The London correspondent cf tie Nov York !
formerly cf this State, ti ler brother of Hon. Tribune says that the Derby Cabinet can scarce
George Jerome of Detroit, ha, received the ap- i ly escape a defeat nul final overthrow, however i
pointmerit of Resident Physician at New York j desirous to maintain its position, by Melding in )
Quarantine. Committee to the more advanced reformers. '
Dr. Jerome is a Surgeon and Physician of the The discussion may be continued for '-me days ,
first eminence in Lis p" . .ession, as well in elemen- j yet, but it does not produce that feverish excite-
tary learning, as in practical skill, and has a clear j ment which we have often witnessed at great de- j
and certain discrimination. He has a mind rife ; bates. The fact is cverv bodv knowns that the
with activity, and is watchful, untiring and enter
prising in' science and practice. It need not be
added, that he is a ?ound and indefatigable Re
publican, and that he has received this hind
some, lucrative and respon-ible office from Gov.
Morgan, will please many Republicans in Michi
gan who know him, ai'le from his family of
brothet s.
Dr. Jerome has lorg filled a Trofssor and
Lecturers' Chair on the Institutes and practice of
Medicine and Surgery in Geneva College, and in
that capacity also, ha
alutair.e 1 his high pro-.
fessional reputation.
In reference to this appointment, tlie Itliica
J'j'irnal of Apt il "th sirs :
"The nomination bv Governor Morgan of Dr.
Jerome for Resident Physician at Quarantine,
gives universal satisfaction to his many friends
in this conntv and in this, t-art f the Slate. It
is a recognition of t!;
Republican majorities ;
steadily preserved by Tompkins County, and
gives assurance that we are not neglected or for
gotten. We deem this appointment made by
the Governor eminently fit and appropriate, and
while we were earnestly desirous that the po-i-tion
of Health Officer might be accorded to Dr.
Jerome, and believed him po-e-s,.l of qualifica
tions which peculiarly fitted him !'T th.it respon
sible st .ri n, we ;tre yet satisfied that the .roper
election was not wi?'iot:r its difficulties, arid glad
that a nom'natio:-, s. con d etdv to that of Health
Officer, has fee:i award, d to Dr. Jerome. We.
are sure that tie- action of Governor Morgan in
making thisappoit.tmer-t, will tie ef the w.;rm ap
proval of the Republicans of n.-f.-rn New York,
arid tin' t'.e ii. -M- ;T.e.::ul.T. will o discharge the
lilt!, s ( his :- to venire th" I ivor and
s itisl'aetio'i el all. We rejaice that his energy
and skill are vcured hr a position of so much
tru-t and respoiit.ility.''
Aner l t oi i f'onl nta.
Series .s to the efl.-ct of the late Rilliard ex
citement upon public morals, we are unable to
determine ir occurs to us, in view of the fact
that the match ha taken up the largest chare of
attention, that it would be tie .re profitable to en
quire what is likely to be the effect of public
morals, of the billiard question.
Atbor It 'creed your big elm tree right it
had no bu-iness to set its If up against Mich a
wind as b'ew I i-t Thuisday ni-thf.
Invalid If your friends and tie; doctor won't
give you enough to eat, move over the lir.e into
Gratiot, and make a!ii lavit.
Lecturer It' lecturing on Spiritualism don't
pav, and yu vnrl. I comb i.e itli it some anal
Hg.us oee ipation, buy the "'tampion of the
West," or some other noted hore, and put your
bills au I Ida up together.
Garden If your seed has froen out four
times, you had better wait till winter is over be
you plant again.
Sensation t'an't tt II you what the Locofoco
watchword will be in InJo; two weeks ago, the
prevailing I.ocofoco enquiry at the polls was,
irlirn in ti hr'thrril ijn'nut fit brnm '
Arctic The net Expedition in search of the
frozen remains of Sir John Franklin, is coming
up into Ingham county.
Punctuality The town officer you mention
had a good excuse U r not being at his place of
bu-iness on i hnrsday last he was busy filling
his ice-house there is danger of the ice soften
ing in the river and he couldn't wait.
Thermo. We .. seen something cooler
than the present weather it was last week,
when a man sold ten cords of wood to a neighbor
from whose lot he rtolo it.
Quaver "The pursuit of music under difficul
ties," is understood to lie hanging on to the sides
of the capitol, with teeth and toenails, while a
concert is going on inside which costs a quarter.
Die Vernon If you d light in runaway hor
ses, you will have to leave Lansing they can't
be got up at the present price of oats.
Order The riot in the Third Ward last week,
originated by a fig'.t between two railroad ope
rators, over a dime found in the ftreet.
Opening The effect of the late gale in the
heavy-timbered lands, was rv-mendous.
Artist The prettiest job of ornamental deco
ration which has met our notice lately, was done
on a new-painted hoard f nce.by the snouts of six
hogs, from six different colored mud-holes.
There is no call for an ordinance to prevent swine
from running at large, fur they confine themselves
to yards and gardens exclusively.
Young Mother Pirt is healthy once a year
is ofren enough to wash a child, unless you ex
pect it to have a continual cold.
Sport You can get an undoubted specimen
of the short horned Ilampootah bull-dog, by ap
plying to any Ruclsanan editor. They are nil
agents.
Slave Tp.aie. After ineflectnal attempts to
indict the crew of the Kcho, at Columbia, a true
bill has been found at Charleston. Capt. Corrie
is under indictment at Savannah, but informality
is set up. The 7Vi''o say that the examina
tion htld on board the bark Rawlirs, otherwise
the Rosa Lee, seized a short time ago in the Hay
of St. Joseph's on the coat of Florida, has re
suited in the binding over of the three nufes of
the vessel to appear at the May term of the Uni
ted States Court for the District of Florida, to
answer to the charge of having murdered the
Spanish captain. The prisoners, it seems, open
ly confessed the crime. It appears from letters
found on board that the bark was t' proceed to
the coast of Africa, and that she was to have
been met on the coast of Cuba by a schooner, to
supply her with an outfit ; but why the Spanish
captain was killed, or what the ultimate intention
of the murderers was, d vs rot appear. The
American captain, who wa absent at the time of
the seizure, has not yet been arrested.
California. Ry the Tribune last sumtuar
ry of California news, wh'ch embodied date to
the 21st ult., by way of New Orleans, the John
L. Stephen had arrived at Panama, with I,5"",
in gold. The Vanderbilt line of steamers
had stopped running. The trouble at Shasta
had been satisfactorily settled. The total ship
ment of treasure from San Francisco for the year
up to March 3, had been ,'2S4,"7- 3". Money
was stringent in San Francisco, and the receipts
of gold from the interior light, in consequence
of thj bad condition of the roads. Business
rather dull, ard tra l. depressed, in consequence
of the expected arrival of largo qmntit'e of
goods.
Ax Important Qrrsnox Settlep. The Alba
ny Eve. Jowri.',ay the question has lately leen
raised whether naturalization by State Courts is
legal, and it has been argued that as the power
of Naturlization is vested in Congress; by the con
stitution, it can only be delegated by it to Feder
al courts, organized under the Constitution. This
view, if affirmed, would disfranchise hundreds cf
thousands of citizens, naturalized by State Courts,
to whom indeed this branch of business is almost
entirely left. Judge McLean, of the United
States Circuit, however, in a decision last Thurs
day, at Cincinnati, held that the power may con
stitutionally be, as it has been, conferred on all
State Courts of Record.
House cf Commons are personally opposed to J
any Reform ; and should a vote be taken by oai- (
lot, it woull certainly result in an overwhelming j
triumph of the Conservatives. It ii the scram-j
ble for place which urges the Whigs to make j
promises to the conntrv, with the intentlun of i
I
keeping as little af them as poss;Me. All this is j
very well understood by the public, and there
fore the interest in the discussion ti.igs. It h is
had so far only two salient points ; tlie f.rt,
when Mr. Fox reminded Sir Edward II. Lytton
and DTsreauli of the time when they worked to
gether with l.im us the most extreme leaders of
the working c'asses, and requested them to make
allowance for those who have not changed their
opinions; the second wa still more striking. Mr.
Adderley twitted Bright with offering the sutlrage
to tho working men, when thev had nsked lor
ana rrigm camuy r.-pi vu, a gave mem
tree traie. lue effect of these few words was
electric; the house rung with cheers; it was a
proud moirent of triumph for the great Quaker.
GtyucE Baf.n'.vi Lt. in Nf.v Yor. The city
of Ijnd.in pays annually for the production upon
the Theatrical Boards, of the play of "George
Barnwell, or the London apprentice," who.,? his
tory was in the main like the following, giv. r; bv
the N". Y. Tfhnn :
'Jason Brookhoven, leeerrlv a clerk in the
employ of Mes-rs. Lathrop, Lud lington ,; Co.,
at .'. 'j.'- Park .lace, was jirreste.l reentlv by
Olli -.-rs Wondri.L-e and Jonrd-'U of the Sixth
Ward police, on suspicion 'l having n l.hed his
employers. The youth is about go vears of age,
and it appears has been leading a fast life. Un
der the cognomen of Frank Hall, he kept u mis
tress, in trie person of Caroline Buekman, pro
prietress of a low drinking hole called "The
Path.r," on Broadway. The firm discovered that
he had bentowed upon his mistress silk and vel
vet dresses, laces, ribbons, and other articles,
worth about ', which he had purloined from
their stock, up of the velvet patterns alone
costing lg:. Tlie stolen goods having been
traced to the woman, she was arrested, arid a
good share of ihe property recovered. Brook
haven and his mistress were committed to the
Tombs for examination.
Don't I.Ut Prni.lf ITY. Hon. Edward Bates
of Sr. Louis, an old fashioned and most able
Whig, haiug been addressed bv th- N. Y. Whig j
Committee, who are now ceki:ig resiircctioi!, has
written a I.-tfer, to that Couimllt. e, which they
ilon't like to publish it is thought to b- a little
too much Republic m. The N". Y. Trhnf savs:
"Will the gentlemen who own "the Whig Geii
er;d Committee" in this City allows us to s. the
letter of the lion. Edwtrd Bates of Missouri,
which (77 Ksjirt states was read at their
last meeting Mr. Bates Is widely known and
e--teemcd as a genuine "t 11 Line Whig," whose
views will be read by thou-amls with lively in
terest. We lad not before heard for years of his
writing a political letter, and we should Ike t
print one. Why is it suppressed V Will Thr
J'.'spre let us know f We do not a-k Th' Es
j.rr to print if, but to let us print it.
Ir Tfi.i.3. At Pott Huron, opposite which
city Tyler shot and k:!!e l Capt. Jones, for which
he was fined a dollar, they don't think much of
the sentenc of Judge Wilkin. The por t Huron
V'-" says: A man in this city, who has not
lived very happily with his spouse had been con
templating a divorce, but when he heard of the
sentence of Tyler, he went directly to his house,
took down .1 revolver and shot his w ife. Ho
says it is the cheapest way to get a dlverce.
The editor gives anotlcr turn to the same idea
as follows:
A well known magistrate of this city, of the
denuaratic party, when informed of the sentence
of Tvler, exclaimed " By thunder, I'll go to
shooting black Republicans. It's the cheapct
way to carry election. I'e isn't a malicious
man, or we should have some fear that his threat
might be put in execution.
"Consoi.ino am Easy.' The path of the
Republicans of Ianslng, is not easy, and they
need no consolation, therefore, the help and aid
proffered by the Jourtrnf, is all superrogaforv.
The truth of tlie whole matter is, the Lansing
Locofocos spent very much money to beat us,
and did'nt do it, therefore- they become savagely
virtuous. Mr. Journal, you say,
" Xo democrat on the ticket or off of if, to our
knowledge or belief, bought or .tiered to bnv a
single vote."
Then all we can e y is, your " knowledge and
belief," in respect to Lansing chai ter election, is
extremely limited. It is a notorious fact that
money was used by I ocofocos that votes were
sought to be bought, and if w ant of success is
virtue, then are the Lansing Loco's particularly
virtuous.
Rather Harp. We would respectfully ask
some of our Michigin editors, who abhor the
personal liberty law, how they like such instan
ces as the following, of Southern lo-pitalities.
A correspondent in Georgia writes the N". Y.
Tribune that Mr. Hazard of Providence, who
was insulted and struck by the slave-trader La
mar, a few days since, in Savannah, on suspicion
of having w ritten a letter to a Providence paper,
was threatened with a coat of tar and feathers,
and that telegraph notices were sent tn various
places to warn others to be on the look-out f r
him in those places. ur correspondent further
says that Mr. Hazard " is a quiet, amiable person,
in poor health, and was quite taken aback at the
abrupt cha-ge,' which, we understand, u en
tirely undeserved.
The Xew York FrLrn. - The Rev. rr. Gr-o. j
B. Cheever gave the second of his lecture on
Slavery on Monday evening in the great Hall of j
the Cooper Institute. His subject w:,s : " God's j
Personal Liberty Bill and our Slave Traffic; and I
Legislation Con: isted." j
Horace Greei y stated that a meeting would
be called of those Christ'an, without regard to '
sect or denomination, who believed that the ;n-:
fluence of Christianity, as an organization and as
a faith, ought to be brought to bear r.porj the
the subject of Human Slavery as well as cth,;r
acknowledged evils, to organize a movement !
commensurate or auxiliary to one organized in j
Worcester a short time ago.
CrT err axi Govsrxor Patented by J. j
Eroughton, N. Y. When a steam engine has to !
drive several machines, some of which mav, at
any moment bo thrown ogt of g-ar or when j
these machines require more or less power at '
different times. ". is provided with a ball gov-'
ernor which r- .ulates the supp'y of steam to '
the erg'ne so ;.s to maintain a unif-irm speed. !
CovursPABL-. One of the Member? of A- !
sembly from th- city of New York, Mr. Rather-!
fori, was put u- ler arrest last ever.irg for using j
profane and abusive languagedar'ng the session. I
He is a prominent Democrat of the radical stripe. I
Mnnthanini at trie PeaV. j Tlie SIrkIrs Trial. j Mlrlili;aii lit glsfry Law.
Mu'.I.auiLn has gone to Tike's Peak, &nd thus ! John Graham, Esq. made a n.asuily defence ? The V. Y. Trilunr pertincttlv savs: "The
wriics Lonie to Lis wife, with a request to pub- cf Sickles, bit we doubt whether, with all its .Republicans of Michigan were warned to Wware
lls'a in the nearest paper: pow.r, i: had a greater tt'Act upon t: e j :ry t: an cf pa-sing aR 'g'stiy Ijw that it would be re-
"A inaa takes a frame work of heavy timbers, I the confession i f Mrs. Silkies guilt, artlessly . sicte-l as an invasion of popular rights as a
bull: like a stone boar, the bottom cf which is drawn up by herself, in solitude unsolicited and fresh proof that tlie opponents of the Puuocrat
composed of heavy ircn rasps. This frame work j uninforced, but impelled purely by the force of ic party were always trying to fetter and dimin
is Loiste 1 up to the top of the Teak, and the j a guilty conscience, and of a mind awak-t.irg . ih voting by tlie poor. The Republican listcn
maagetson and slides down the side of the , frou a wicked dream, to contemplate the reality cd to all these dismal eroakings, then answered in
mountain. As he goes sliding down the rasps and depth ef wretched:-. in w!.ich an ir-sane : mb.tar.ee : 'We cannot always see what is expe
on the bottom of the frame work scrape off the passion had involved. . Jiot;t, but we know what "is right know that
gold in immense shavings, which curl up to the (if the moral effect ef d"cUures like this, the a Registry Act is needed, and will corn et some
machine, and by the time the man got to the editor ef the New York TriUue say : j g'arit.g abuses; si we will pass ta and take the
bott 2J, nearly a ton of gold is fallowing him. " We hold, that tins Key and Sickles tragedy, i tK .ponsibilitv.' And they did.
This is the common manner cf gathering it. Idisgustir g as it is, will prove au angel of warn-1 The;- Vh-ettan l'. U .v, t . ..w ..f
Another plan is to bore a bole in the side of
the mountain, and Mil it with coal and bitumen.
A rousing fire is then built, and the proprietors
sit around and 'blow it.' Shortly the gold be
gins to soften and melt, when q i ckly the stream
of molten gold, as thick as your leg., runs out
through the f.re, and is caught in the molds of
iand made for the purpose, from whence the golJ
come in sheets eight or ten feet square, of the
thickness of first class boiler iron. Gold is too
plenty here, in fact. paper of tobacco will
buy two tons of it.
I n:n turning my attention to something differ
ent. I have found in the Gulch, from which I
date this letter, lumps of gold nearly as large as
a hand-sled, fairly encrusted with diamonds. I
have dropped the gold business sir.ee, and have
been steadily honoring in the diamond business.
Yon will not believe me, perhaps, but it is a sol
emn fact that I have alreadv collected a niN full J
ot ..ien-l:-! li.iiriot.as iier.riv as large a vour fist
more -r 1.
iitni't'g tn.'Tij are over uie i.un-
di ed, 1 irg.-r than a piece of V
al c h
;av.k;f. .;,, J!'nt(r.i'?l lias t!e following
re shot at the "'Vfor'.iV ."
Some veas ago
t'ueen ictoria was ori
v-it ...Scitland, in the month of Septemh.r.and
it was publicly announced that she had gone
ironi iiaititotai a ut rt uistance to witness a
',. (i r The L.'tidiin I!lttstr1fl .V. i.-.t, :
iou to keep i:s readers jmsted, and to pay
'x'
H'l
proper and loyal respect to thj movement ofljaj hired the house as a place where Le and I
Her MostGrae'ous Maje-ty, caused to t.e ngrav- eoul 1 meet. I agreed to it. Had nothing to eat
ed a
m cotiana, wttli a group ot men
Scotland, with a group of men
p, with her Majesty and attendants
shearin
she..,,, nlth her Mavstv and atfndants
looking on
. ,
forth
the .fitement, 'with pieturc to match.' that a
a gr. at expi.-n-e th. v had caused sketcie-s to be
taken on tie gp,.f, by their ..n artist, illustrat-
ing the scenes visited by her Mj. sty ; nud thus
fir it all appealed very well.
B it when i; was remembered that it was in
the month of September, ai d a S-pt tuber in
Scotland at that, arid th it at such a time, in such
a eliniate, the t iling oil the emts id" the poor
sheep w ool 1 lie .1 vi y serious job for them, and
thut her M..j -sry wie.ld be fir !io';i '.gracious" t"
allow sue1! a proces- to be exteuqiorl -d i'l Sep
tember in-tea 1 of .I'l re, the proper s-as.-'ti, for
hT iwn I'etertaiiMiier.t. th" stor.v looked strange.
Th picMirc taki'!i m the sr.'.t,' of .le arir g the
picture taio-t on ttie spot, t ..eariig the
poor sheep for ti" nrertiioinerit of h r fije.t'. ,
sell ii.ni..;.. ....! ..f ,1, ....,,,.. t..; 1
iova'tv i f the vi-racious editor
,
""
thus
iil.ir
AXfwSi'v I'ati-m. IV Jig jh s-,.n, .f
bll", Al t , Lis p:itte!,t-l a l ew ".Venrion,
described bv the V. Y. 7'. : Two circular
saw are so :it ranged on -li.ioig f. tt s as ti b-
wade t' approach or ti recede from each o'ln r
bv means of a band ! v-r. The log iw.:-i'.
ed fro-u 11 eh oil.' over held, and h'-M i: the cei;.
fer of teh end by ciauips, or dogs, !,-s th in two
inches thick. After the log is p,tt up, the .-tws
are Set to cut of, a fmard on .vr h i de, arid the
onerat or is re;i'.it"d f:!l there rcuni'r in the
c'amp' onlv hi;, ci-r tr il I. :ird i wo iiicle's ir i :::-k-tiess.
The use of two saws, acting in i t;v
the sane- r-ce r.er on el' ii -i I . j of the board, pre
vents tie hg f mil --prirogir.g. and the 'V.eu
Clowdhig :n.d warpitig. Th' boards are, i'i i-ii;
.equeieo, ,.f a more inetorn: thickness, the pow
er lost in ft'c'io'i w hen ihe log presses sidewn
gain-t the saw is -(vi-d. at:d with h-s tiian
double ;'' nunl iiu-nii." i f altend O'ts, more
than io;i!.l tie work is done
- i
A Cijittfi. r.v.vivi; Cm.viti:is. The Xew llr
leans Trw h-'ln, is ;ipos(.I to driving Fro.
Negroes forth by Legislation. It .ays:
"There is a large native resident population, j
correct m tu ir g. n
lenortiuent. l..norable l
in their iiif.-rcour-e vv irh soc'n l v, and f
from!,
reproach so far :is the laws are concerned, not I
i :.. .i . . ..c . r tr. . i .. 1
suria..eii in ine iiioiieii.n i-iii-m ,i uii-ir ,ive m i
any equal number of persons in s,,y pl..4C... Xorti, i
or South."
And a M".sis.ippi prper iat Port Gibson thus
notice, the death of -in individual of this eli-s,
one w ido I lolly :
"She iln-d owniiig a tiiou-.ind at r.s - I goo I
land r". thirty h- :r. Il-s lu-hmd lived
n ar tow n very miry years, and was e.t -. lie d a
gentleman. Holly and lis wife wer,' as ldi k as
anv of their .1 iv,-s. and always eondm-ted tln-m j
selves vv. ll"
STti.i. IlArriN; on my Iai;htsr. The X. V.
Triburf keeps haniniiuing away at Whi; Com.
mittee, f t that same l-'f r f V. J-.vard Bat. s o!
St. Lou's. On "v ednsd i v Greeley pticka therr;
no as follows :
"The Hon. Edwatd Bites if Mi-ouii, is the
reputed author of th t graphic le.rr:ption of an j
"Old Line Whig." is a re-pocra'de g.-ntb-man j
who takes his pij-ior regular'y and vot. s the
Hemocratie tirk.-t occasionally. If there are nny I
goeI tl i"g of the same sort in this gent'einati's I
letter, re id the o'her night nt the meeting if the I ic- breaking i:i tie
Whig G.-ncra! Commitftee of this c'ty, it is a ! --tM y-t -t'l! bu? li-tl.
little hutiki-ri.il in the ti.o. gei.tleineli tM.t to on the prop -cts of o;
allow the public t-J have a tiste of thetn." J the past fortnight.
TitK PAni-ru Sor-Ai-RON. It is understood j
that the C:b;i.-r hive i:r.:;jiimouslv agreed on
strong mea.urei for the solution of tie Xlearau-1
gian ci'tanghoncrr, and ha the Paraguav squad- j
ron will be emploved to force tlie reinstatement !
of our transit t ights with the same vigor with j
which our claims of the Parana lave been settled. 1
The American mails and passengers will, if re-
cessjry, ?? protected f-orn a to ea, an 1 until ;
complete guaranties can be obtti.ied from Nica
ragua, tin! Administration being detennl ed to
keep the route open.
Pfmocract at Kalamazoo. The T.'roj.h
stys that the Locofocos in that township are rap
id'y disorganizing. At thcT to last caucus,
they voted in very respectable number fr Re
publicans. At the charter caucus, rot only voted
f.-r several Republicans, but resolved to stultify
themselves by calling it a "People's" caucus, al
though the "peops" there were the real d-.-moc-1
racy, regularly called and ciiiccred as the nnter- i
-;.t " I Statf r.r Micn:A", t. Pfck. This suit
r.ueu. '
i having been notic- l fr trial by both pi-'i.-s, will
rF.ESFTTEr.T or Michigan. The stated meet-j wi.ho,;t ,.,. ron.f. or; at t pr,.sorit termed
ing of the Presbytery of Michigan (0. S. is to ! tne Circuit 'ourt, which commences to-dav.
be held at St. Johns, commencing on the fourth ' The yitr of t!.U r.ar.er, will be present at 'the
Tuesslay, the 2'3th day of April, inst. The del-! tria! an w;;i rep rt the tetmv, arguments of
egates of this bo-ly to the Ol 1 School General coa.Kl aT)J char;e t.f the Court', at ier.gth, and
Assembly wore chosen at the meeting lost fall. ; i:Ej,an5aTi f0 that every reader cf the 1L-Th-They
are Rev. Henry Neil and Elder Simm ! re,; fijnn Ui owa opinion in the premise.
Towle. The Old School Genera! Assembly meets
at Isdiaruapolis on the lath of May proximo.
PEPAtTen. Charles W. Burt, Esq., of the law
firm of Burt j; Mayr.ar l, of Detpjit, died on Mon
day evening. He had been more or less, ill for a
yer past, but had been able to be about a con-
siierable portion of the time, and cp to within
three weeks past.
ir.g to thousand, warning thm in season to be-1
ware of the sert.enr hi.! fen under the Slower of!
gallantry and Compliment, of flattery and seem
ing devotion. It will be a revelation of the
sword ef Damocles; suspended by a single hair
over the throne of adulation or the coach of lux
ury. Hippy are they who shall thus be rudely
startled from dreams of dizzy elevation or of
guihy j..y."
It may be that this writer ii correct. Such
occurrences cannot ! ekept secret, and if known,
why not be known as they occurred without
extenuation, without exaggeration. The follow
ing simple story of Mrs. Sickle guilt, as told by
herself, without the Vat attempt at apology,
will strike every right mind, and even those only
partly given to wickedness, ith solemn warning.
The following is Mrs. Sickles' confession, which
w as offered in evidence :
I have been in a houe in Fifteenth street w ith
Vr. Key; low many tinns I don't know; I be-
lieve the house belongs to a colored man; the
. ' "-ry. .-""-
the l itter part of Junuarv ; have been in alone,
and with Mr. Key ; usuailv stayed an hour or
more; there w as a bcl in the second story ; I
did wliat is usual for a wieked waunan to hi; the
intimacy commenc,d this int.-r, when I came
from New-1 ork, in that house an mtimaev of
' ' .... '. ' '. .'
.... 1 . t ............ .1
j j lV of u. wt,',.U) at'i Wedne-lav also; would
arrange meetings when we met in "tire ?rect and
! at parties ; never wouni speaK t i.im w;en .ir.
! , . ' " "... ,' , , . ,-' , "
hke me to speak !: him ; did not see Mr. Kev for
1 ... I. . .1 ...11 ,
ickles was at Lome, lieeuis,. 1 knew lie i:o 1
sonii1 .lavs utter I
here : he then told rue he
or uriniv tueie. 1 w' rni'iu n nannru i.y ;i wnoa
! Mr K,'-v g'-snrst. Have wa.ae.i
1 tiiere togetli.T, sav four tunes 1 do not think
. . i- . .1 .. m- r. . 1 ... 1 . . 1 . .
:U1,J there alor..'. Laura w.,sat Mrs.
! IIoovcr"s. Mr. Key took ai d 1. ft l er there at
lv re.pie-t. From there I went to Fiiu-cutii
stri'-t to meet r.r. key, from there to the iuiIk
woman's. Immediate! v after Mr. Kev 1. ft Laura
at Mrs. Hoover's, I met him in lltt.vT th trc.t.
Went in by ttie buck gate. Wel t in the same
bedroom, and there an improper interview was
l ad. I u!i'h'ssed myself, Mr. Key unirese.l
a!-o. This necuricd m Wedue-day, g::if ef F.b
nnu v, 1 Mr. Kev has ki..ed ine in thi lioU.se
a liii:i.bT of time-. I do r.ot il.-nv that we lave
l el coma I'tion in this imuse, 1 it spring a y-ar
ago, hi the pelov, on the sofa. M-. Sickle, was
sometimes c.ut f town, and sometimes in tie'
I'apltol. I think the iotima-y commenced in
Ami! or Mav. lo.. I did not think it safe to
; rueetl "mi in ties h.ci.e, leeau-e there are ra;.ts
I who tiTght ic-pecf Soiii.-thlng As a gen-r:d
1 tnmg. l ave worn macK s.r. I wtute wN.!..n 1 1 1; I
and b, aver h tt trimmed with black civet.
line worn a Hick s 'Ik ,'ne.s theie iiNo, l-o a
j a plaid silk lre.s, black civ it cloul. trimiiK d witli ;
, lace, ai d black Velvet h t tiiii-m. d w'"': '': i'u'e. ,
0:, Wed: , l.,y I .fh-f liad 0:1 .V btowt. !n -. 1
or bl.iek and w i?e woob-n dr. '.. b. 'aver hat and
t shav.!. I arningci with Mr. ivi v to go i:i .
ack WaJ,a:ter leaving I. aura t Ml, ll'xi-j
He n'c; in,, i,: Mr. 1 ,. ;gl.!-.'s. The ar- t
l .e.g. lie-!.t
inai! I'l tli
would !.
K;ir. ei.-h -::
I. b il .. d si-:
view ..r W
Mot d iv. I
oe, l.; r .1 Jin
h ai-, ; w.
i; ; i .. ; v-
his I.e'-.. w
r.'tel- 1T.V O. i
:i.i f a.;.i;.t
le.
w.iv was i-ither
t r. I lougla.s, as v e
n Tin- iu"isi. is in
i'.d i. stre. I-, ei the
V ringed the in'er-
ik. 1-
. be
f tl-
i
:. K
:e..!sv. iii the tr, . :, 1 ihit k, on
l t in the lrl t d.M.r; if was oneri :
' s.-n.e- tin. ; Ulidre.se j inv Sep, and
r. b, i toge'her. Mr. Key has
S: ! ' -'s : i: ri ig.-, :f.d has e ,!...J at
.1'' ..'it M - S.ckle-'a knowledge, and
il:;.' toi l t o' t i ivio- lim to do so.
Mi Sickle' S l,pea!ed reijllcs'.
liiRii-A BAt;i:.i.
, in..- -tat. -met-.!, v. ' i'teii bv mvse'f,
ii'ducement 11 I out by Mr. Si- kies
-S or reward, and without a:iv i'i -i:aee
This I have written with mv bedroom
md 1 1 1 v miid and i-hild in ti.o adjoiu
if i o'el'M-k in ihe evetiiiig. Misj
if,:, is
without a
i t forgive
from t.
door .;.-.!
ing room
, j Ridg. ley is i
lo
wirhi:i call
TERESA BAGI'iLI.
tte iiii.oe. Washington. Feb. g'.. I s.','.'.
I Livf.iv
Mr. and Mrs. Pend!. ton dined her,- two weeks
,; Vl l. , . rarg. party, .v.r. Key
ago iat llius iav, with
' . . ' , ' , , - '
"
m
lie was invi'i'.l. lo calise ne nvc.i in ttie s ifne
and al-i b. ause he had invited Mr.
.... .. . , . . , .... . , ,
t" w" 1 ,Hn'1 Mr. Mekl.-ti w.shed
; to m it
i lle.se trom vvnoni tie iiaU r.-ei-iveil m-
v na'i'U's
choo.e.
! Mr. Sickli'S said "do as vou
TERESA BAGIoLI.
Wiitfeii and ..igl.ed in pn-senc
lev and Bii.lg. t IutV..
Febiuarr git, ise'j
I C. M.Ri-h
J A gilill, 111 U Solne six miles below New till, ans
W-jirniR ov Lvk. Srrfi.ioii Th- M-j aeeit.-d by a Strang er 'Sir, lava1 you aiy
.ays? Si Idem if ever before l-w the firt of j money about you ' 'Y,' was the reply, 'I al
April artived wh ti ther" vv is Jess ice in tlie wnys mke it a point t carry sunn; m.tiev
L ike, an I mo: e snow on t! e laud than a' pr s with re", more or le---. 'W-!!,' r joiried t'le
er t. A we.-k i::ce the i,-e or; ihe rlv.-r. ard the! st'rmger, I wish to g :iei,s the liver; the fare
steov sti 1 some two feel i.l de; th Se tiled to be j is ti l, e n's Would you plcx-e to accommodate
g.-irig and we bo, ed to chrn:-Ie tb.-iiv er n j in., wi-h that urn Tie: g'-ntlenian putting
I -eir of ice to-dav ; b'.t a t'l hl.-n change of the j !, a h o!, i f web alf. et-' c uprise, exlaimed,
wind into fir-t X'-rtl-.e;.: and th,ti No- thw.-st 'Si v. do v u ni an to s.(v that you lavn't t. n
from wh-t:c it has . , t'nin-d to lo id ut ii-turh.-d i e.-nt-v" 'Y-- sir, I havn'td ce;f," i. joined the
fay
Timt
1
ctes
tl.ou
ivor things ar id;,!.' and iii.ii.ni.at , til! I
1 iv ev.'teiig. V.-lliiig wii snd letdy turn-I
ot g Ihi 'i , the muT-eury in on:-Th r riioin-j
a id -nlv sunk r ru ' z to la - : and i.ow :
1 we are f en- dt- ira.-r the of tie:
!..s M.'b.g. iMa-e,
adv'H' ee ii is h
o .j-ig r-avig-it:
ina le
it ing
Goon SrEcri. tio The Wa-hii..-r..r
states tha Senator Johtiii of Arka
apf ropri.ifion of 1o,mhi through Cong.-,
hr.x
t an j
f,,r!
removing from Flab to Arkans is certain children
of emigrants who la 1 t n n. ordered bv In-tUn
although arr.tr gem-'t ts lia 1 previously been tr.ade
for the removal at a ti itling r xp-ne. Viimi -
'o:ior under the act lave ai.-e,dr suce.-cde I in
pocketing ,-" as an utfit. Tie .-etial r..t
of the removal would be about $
Tni Gp.vat Btr.LiARD Match. This gr..-at
match which tok ',' "out of Michigan, and
caned half a million of money to charge Lands
in the T'n'tf d States, ij over, ar.d In.-tn.it is beat
en. The gan.e eornm. r.cf d last Tuesday evening
at 7 o'clock, tnd ended at 5 A. M. U'-eee.lr,g.
Phelan, the New York cls.tnj.ion, beat Seereiter,
or Dutch Han. as he is called, '' j-oint, In a
game of g,in. i. Hans offered and insisted upon
a return run
but Pi.elau declined.
About Hattf. .lo. Redpath, fi.rnetly in the
Detroit A-lrTt'fT oEce, but more lately a Kan
sas correspondent of sttadry newspjper, is writ
ing letters from Hivtito the N. Y. Tribv-r.
i Appropriate. The Grand Rapids Herald, for
: lack of a political leader commenced the last
J wek, with a treat'se oa ice-berg.
, . , ,. , ,' ,. , , , ,.
ll':s a",r. J iv's 11,1 J 'nl1 forlod.ng.
The Republican majority was never before so
large in a State Election as on Monday i:i Michi
gan. Let the lesson be heeded and felt."
Sicklfs Dfffncf. John Graham, Es.j., spoke
at great length in defence of Sickles, and l is ar
gument exhibit warm approbation. The N. Y.
Tribute in speaking thereof, says, we like the
breadth and frankness id this opening. Mr.
Kev was an adulterer therefore, he should have
been killed. He ha I seduced M:. Sickles
therefore, Mr. Sickle di 1 right in kiliing ! 5m.
Thi is the nal ground of defense in the cao,
and. if we l ad been Mr. Sickle's a Ivis.-r, w
should l ave test, d it just there. Mr. Gr.,ham"s
contrast of Mr. Sickle:, killing Key on the pul
lie square, in the full blaze of day, in plain sight
of scores of people, with the teahh, sneaking,
iiroulin.- n. i,!i.i,..t ..i- 4I .t .,1 1),., ,-..,!...,.,-
i , .r . .. .
j u,'r'r- 1 ' vcr-v " 't u 1 trut,,.-
ithout prejudicing this case, r assuming that
the sisertior if the defense are iustitied bv
j f-u.'s, w S11V th:lt the killing of an adulterer bv
. , . , , . ; ,
." ' ' ' '
I u.nable, n it in iv be ; it tnav f.e lega,l what
jou please: but r-.'m.in will regard me who has
! .hot. in open da light, hi a public square, the
; .t.j, Ct.r (,f j,;,, w;f;, or ,j
lane.!
I level wirh thesku'kii g, p'u'id.rs. ekir -g midnight
, r
Us.-i.o, If 1! e .! f.o so Iin.l eoli-o.- .f !l.
! v-lf to proving the sed union and there tested,
w0 l.eiluve it tieed lave had no fesri.f conviction.
; Jt ())- r
The Sk'ki.fs; Trim. The f.
wir.g were the j
defer-! of Sick- I
1 points made by Mr. Gral
j 1. s :
; ;,', That ti e Govetr in. t.t is bom d to make
j ..
j
That malce wjs not to be pt,.M.rned,
j bu prov. d.
Tbir L Ilovv far the .ehiterv was to be cor.id-
ered provocation.
'. urlh, Wl.y (urli erime mi l. t 1 1 1 . - com
nion la was not tiiutd. r, but !iia:'slaii!.diti'i'.
'inb. Why the extinction f tl... j.rii ll'-mri
rVr(W, the .Jii.t burrrng in tl e band, whii h
was punish:, er.t in si h - , is tantamount to
an acquittal.
Sixth, Win ther tl e fu-nv natural to a hus-
y n.d under ircirn-l inees of
1 h a character ,
perate to produce mental unsound -
Tb.se
I po.i ts
oiiMilen'.f on Saturday.
The f
,!l.i ing i- the s..ver.ts point, which cou:'
i.ot di-c i--, but i. to Im cntwidered fo-
-el 'e 1
S'tftith, Whether, i wir.g the case ;i one of
ungovernable pa-io!i, a- or. of resentment prv
d.ii'ed by pas;on, tin re w:is suflieient time f..r
the ib fendat t's ptis.iori to eool and for reason to
g.-t the belt, r of his t ran-port f pa-sion, 0".d
whether his subsequent acts were deliberate
w hen the ri'ort.il wi e.nd was given to the ceas
ed. A Family Mt Rioiitii Marshall J 'otter was
arrcs'od on SaUinhiy at St. S'. phf n, X. B., bv
'.;h-. r R.H.H, .f Le,'. lie is h u geil wirh cau
ingthe death f his mother, two h-othcrs and
nephew, ei Tiiur-d iy morning Ut. at Lee, and
robbing the house t fo". If wi!',f.e ipoicrt-
d lhat he w.ts the only one that cscuped wheti
the house was binned. He wad fully dressed,
and his two I lothes, who st. pt in tlie same toom.
were burned, as were also h's mother and neph-
i r. lie left hnincdiatclv utter the fire, charged
his clolh.s at Cariol, and suce.eded in reaching
i - ... i. . .. , . i . . . , ...
1 .e i,;un.iiiri ii'H'ir lie as nril"I',. 1 1 I'i
i eli.ihe were bloody, and the woro v . arne.l by
j it ,,.,.r4 ,,,.;, ,,,,. w;,..r wa- ;,,
his p.
No Mattfu on nilu il Sua:. Placing politi
cal poxci f.r iiioiny, the to:!oing story w-llex-er-iplitics
ihe present qu irn l in the I.oc f.co par
ly, on hooplas and Bu'-h i-ian no matter which
side a man tak , polita-ahy boi. -id. s are dead
!,.!-....
t ranger. W.-il e.i,ot.d.-d
y.e.i hivn'l a i,t, it'll make
r-c.-on which sid.- of ti;e
coolly . ft t i.e -rrang, r to h'
the
d
-iiiletnau, hf
1 little ,f !!'. r-
i iv. r oa an-, and
s own reflection.
Tiii- 1 k iNA'ii! !"! r v BittiAi.i. Mircn
Xtvv Yol.K Wl"vs IV F.I.IVKN I'oiM.. Tills
mat. h b-te-n two young but excellent playcr-
I :i die v Kavariagh. of New York, and Mic! a!
Foley, f Jlefolt c I'm- ofT laif evening at th"
j Firerii.-ri's U,,!l, Uu- u su'tl in fiw-r Mr. lav-
an::gb bv, '. . .''. Th- g.-inie cmri.e-.r.. 1
at ibout fif'ect! iniii ,t -s pas ,"!., ii;,d was
! ceelded about II P.M. The game wa3 the
1 American f ,ur-ba" camtn grn-, one thousand
'' P'
1
ints t;
f .r ?:
a
An ivt;o. There wa
Pi, ill bdpl.is. am :.g the b
liberation f'f the a'l' ge-1 !av
Tea: r.-j ii'-::ig in
lotils-.s, ov.-r the
It.V.iel Webster
I on Fridav evening. An attempt was made
to
I overawe it by v.-,cir, r.,t'n ai 1 vi-1. nc-by r
dies, but the police -..- e:'U-d in, who made
some arrests and ;u-d'.-d the disturbance. T.
meeting was aihi-H-l by Robert Purvis, J'a-s-more
Wi!liamon, and Mary Graw. A vote i,
tharks was pass.-.J tot! e police, an 1 a little s up
per given tl m, as a more sul.'t:intiil -ip-s,5-.n
of g'a'i'u-b- by tlie ire.prjet..r of the Hall.
Whfrk I,;nop.a;k is Rlj.s, 'tis Follv to i t
Wise. In a church (not piite a hundred miles
from Lytiti i a person ent-red a pew, a-,d, b-liev-ing
he had a goo 1 seat, nr.f..rtunate!y srt len
uj.on the dress of a la. ly who !ia pened to be
rather highly crinolined. In an instant l e rose
to his f-.-et and begged the lady's pardon in these
words: 'Yc-re pardon, mem ; but Fm feared Iv'e
broken your umbrella." "Not!. ing wrong," sid
the lady, blushing.
Cosy ecticct. By tie fo'Iowing return, it
will be "een how perfect is her victory cf Free
Labor in Connecticut : Buckingham, Republican,
40,211; Pratt. D-m-'-r at, Sv.'T.. Bucking
ham's majority, 1,'.02. Thi Senate stands 1"
Republican to Democrat ; tbe Houe 125
Repubicans to 10 J Democrats, while the itajori
tiesof the four Republican Congressnen range
from 65 to .
rtAvr Trake. The .!., wf 7fT
A 'h trtx'T is very decided in ,Uc Uvocaev j
the poney of Scaling negroes at first hanTlf
ertuanot incurring the cxpct;40 cf ),
breeder s at present high pric, s. It rather' 'lH
however, in thinking that it is the north trS
stands ,a the w3y 0f that policy. It U th. w
der Slave State which object to frv trade ir,
grocs :
gJ.,theN.uth w, I pu.h slavery formrd
seasoning for every Ji.l,, a:iJ ,,lrth "
h.e ,t or no, hke the Sp.uish with the JS
it w ill ave to be tested in cverv course
We. This is the settled and determmeit
of a party at the South. We do not ptciTdZ
bcong to the ultra Southern partv . V
heve it is a duty which the General' Govemr
owes to the South, that the i!.i.n . l f11
legitimate, that her va.t domain shouIJ
cut:ivator.
feceivf
(ir.A! Ratii'S A Imuana R R Tf, -w.ac
i r.ac.ed I.an:i g, that Deckel anJ
were about to throw up their contract on tVj
road, j.rove to K- . rroneou ; ;he rfra!j fif
loth shvs : O-, the contrary, we are infomwdtr
Mr. Jones that his f.tm not on!v iuten.!...! ..,. . '
on
their jueser t force, tnt expect to larrelr IV
xpect tolarcrlvb,.
rr''a':,' il 1
' P'"1 ,,f tV
course ef few ocU We are
it is a t uaTtntee iht tV ,
j wi:1 1';,-'---,d by the time prescribed ly U
: and by tie ten; of I.ia contract. It isaioki
mt. 'itii.n to .'ii.-iet t' e
whole ori- r.-M
Rapiil to Ks.l.m.noo v
uUq
thin a erv hIlm
and a'-o the work from the north end of the s,i
milis north of Grand Rapids tl, ,) , ,lorth
. iiiar,
d Vushegon River.
F.ikri.t ani. Win js. The buskin ihl St,,
are clapperclawing. Th. great libel mil, cm.
j 1K'" '' :-". ir- progr-.-. In fore the N
i 1 01 k I emmon I leas, it being tiothito innrw i
l...ii,1n r'frM f M.. V . ...
' 1 'h:n.
! T1'" '-'.lowing were the 'M.-.,. which Fortwt
: "' -' ,::,vo " address to lis wif :
"Adieu, adieu! and when thou are pone.
j.v shall be made up alone
l't calling bn k with fancy clarms
Those lanyon lamrs when in mt arm
Clasped CotUelo.
"Adiej, adieu! !e thine each jov
TIihI earth can yi ld without allov,
Siiull be the lariu-.f, const:int jirav-r
Of him, who in l is I. art sl w,.r
But CotHMlrlo.
j "Adieu, adii-u! when t ext we meet,
! Will not ail S idlK s tlell retreat,
1 And yield the conquered time to bliss.
And .! I ho triumph with a kiss
S.i, Conpcclo."
E 1 kaoi.hinaiiv Rih.aiiom. The Xew Or
le ir s l'dti pc.bli.hes an account nf a man dio
!b-r'. another man fl.'-t M put another maa
out of the world; tie money to be paid when
tie indiidta! bad icc'-'ved hi' quietus. Insttail
of ki'lir g lie man, l.oweve.-, the preti-nded a-sa.-.in
tol. I lim .f the ptoject, and agreed with
him that he should lay quiet 1.1 til the money had
; be, n jt.ii I over, wlichhedl l A thousAtid dot-
firs h.'is siiii',, I ti ditVere,! n s bush fiinn,r
j
! Ammiuh Ati antic Cam :. A bill u pending
I :,. ti, i:, :, r, l. !;..... , . ir,..., ,;,,,- . nn,ur
ntlctneii for laying a Ine called the British and
Canadian Telegraph. The cable will pass by wty
of the Wc'teni Ilmrds of Scotlotid to Iceland,
th; IK'e tt Greenland, arid by the -oat of Libra
dor, into t'ai.aJa.
Ra:i t.oah Accini NT. u Monday inortiiug t
train goinj.' g'iuth im the Ouincv and Cliicigo
Kao.-oad tan through a culvert near Busline!!,
deinoli-hing tie engine and one passenger car.
G. Vanctta, engineer, and Cha. Clark, fireman,
were instantly killed ; Geo. Pich, breakman, had
fmth leg. broken. Xo I'thcn" were injured.
How Bin iik Fim That Oct. The chap who
wrrte the lircH'atei address, for the Yirksburf
Convention next month, snysin it :
'Fellow citizens of the South let ii not b
hiil. d into ih-ep and lr auis of security, which
experience teaeh a can only prove to be illusory,
for j.jnsi(iin tt tl.irrry hi rntrrtt ia iht
hf.i.l .iW ff thr f.'rojJe :f thr Xvrtk."
Mrxu o. Liter Mexican news affirms that our
Minister lad iec.gni.el the Juarez Government.
tn the gd Gen. Ibgollado attacked the capital,
but unsuccessfully. Five hundred were said to
have been hilled on each side. Mirarr.on vn tt
O-iaba.
IlirliKKM'F. I'.ITIVI I-N A SaWTI.R AtfD A LO0-
Roi.i.f k. A teacli r nt a School examiDatioa
id: "Ti eloy who took the first prize is the
son ,. the trrm who saws my wood ; the boy
wlio tK,k the second is the son of the governor
of our State."
I'katii ok irn; Ciiir i Jt srjer. or Wiacomi.
Hon. E. V. Whiton, ll.i f Ju-tice of the So
pr tne Court of Wise,,ni,ill, died at hit rcildenf
in .lorn svilh , at I g.r.o o'clock, on Tuedy, at
Milwaukee.
TiiFAstTE Tr.oVE. A liox coiitaiuing tevertl
hundred h.llar wo'th of oi l Spaninh coin and t
dagger ,,f fine workmanship, arel set in diamond,
was lug up a f.-w days Knee, iays the ULkri
,,.,, in that ton.
Po ii Ciiii.Mii.N or line WsT. A largo
number of those, poor little outcast-, iaj tl'
X. Y. Tribute, left Xew York for the Weot, on
Wedn. rlay, aeeking homes, under charge of tl
S viety.
Eai UAtic. The h. rotir Stnn.liri, pub
lid.ed at Concord, Wis , kc-ps the follow infttas
ding in its e l, tonal colums, in big lettcri:
"Ienio-rat, ti. k to Jnn s Buchanan, '
si.!! hi! go ta b 11 tog-tlcr :
Poi.iTtca i Kasis. A j;rj,uUi9 Cotveo
tion to b compos d c f I l. gtea from vrf
county in Kat.sa- is called to as iul at 0""
wata'toe f.ti the 1'jlh of May.
C. S. iRti'i riv.-Mr. Cobb's estimates
b.11 short over four million. Thre is every prob
ability now that the new loau must be akd
f. r at the me-:',: g of CoI:gr. m. The neit HooM
iil never grant an is-ue of Treasury note.
Both Iokvjmions Sofni. The RepubScat
of Wheeling, Yi'ginia, have al lrecseda memo
rial to the Republican National Committ, vrg
ing the lection of Wheeling as the plae
holding the Nutional Convention that is W DOtn'
r.atc the j r i President.
A saw Ja:l It occurred tool that AS8
needed a jail badiy, red the clcw
returi. the J-rnal says that the pe"P' fcf i'
legn county hv voted to build Otrf.
Yr llow Favtr.. TIk- yellow fever arrived
giar. ntT.e ia New York on Sunday week, frcO
Rio. We learn that in Cuba the pestilence M
commenced unusually early, and with extres
virulence. .
Setenoi. to rEHrsG. Doctor King,
gu'.kv cf poison 'tig his wife, was last week '
ter.ced to be bur gon the lth of June, at Cohort.
C. W. .
Mrnr.EBFt.-The mall carrier betweea
C. W.l and Brar tfor.I, t murdered cn -night,
ar.d the maH robbed. The murderer
not vet arrested.