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lylflefTip- to Tie flew-Yor. Tribnw
*-> For additional Telegraphi- Dia
patchee, see TbirdJV?
ayiikiii'*11 I
V*.s"is ITMI, Thursday, May 1.
.* ?n u? bit "PP ,int<H 0hi"f C,erk
Ifr. FiliebTOWDPc,?.,.v L>.rs.'uneni of tin Nary
of it* rrprlk?*??
fjureaoi. ?1? r^!Tc?'>'fw,,h ? number of C t!/?no,
ft* Preetdeoi ? I , . PotuMC odey Ti-Cy
?/Sited ??? f^T^d fB^.f*o it target fine*,
atutery psreflea as ?_ . _
i iW ta Bairtaaera-Kallore of the
Jeaey ?.?h.ra
B?ltivijbl, Tharslay, M?y 1.
* Alle Jin*? Lied r?? ?a overflowing; houte
aar? teen io-bV?. ?fiel?? perfecily rec.jrered, and
mLwmf M BieeDee* oeelttt
J7|_._III?~f TT~st^I c*ri hare.
ooi arrived. ?_ _
Daalel Webater aod fhe Reatonlaae.
Boston, Thursday, May L
The following rorreat>.iu<;ei.i:e waa read at a
vy okMtiBref tlx Major aad Aldannen tail af enj'roo.:
? ?.to?. Minder. April at, ISSL
7>> Abb./to""' BWa^awa, /Mai |
Baa ? toeeeipeaBce ?i*h tli?ord*r of the city Go-iaetl,
t^u day. wllfl aaaatarfty/i ?? bam Baa h >aor
tVarrfiAaf J?e to iba d j ed B< ?f's,, to m?Ot and addreas
a oar Bnlow rut/ens in reaeasl Hail at rurh iim?a?aay
ha meat BaT eeabla to j ?>?! aid in hetalf o' itie corpora?
te)_of th? ni /'-nt geeeraUy, aad af oaraefeaa? we r>es/
aar? to a??': ra ?'<u ?1 it yea* aaaa eaaeeof talitaritel at.
aboeM it ajeaara wtta >oo? a> mg* and convemei.ee, will
Cinecti'larlv fretJftie*; a' tli ? Una
with Ibe hiKh^at re?pe?t aa- aonaide'ation we rernaia
yoart, kr (Signed ny ihre.- a dermen and Ujr*-ej (. oancil
M)
ttr Webster's rep'y was as followi
Gbnti.s.mon,?I ba've ;~-nia-d ih-pernr which you did
?alb*honor lo p'arn lo m; Bards yesl-rdey, and h??* to
say lo rep'v ihet '? eel mypu'poee ho *ta4dreta my fellow
dB/er? lo Paneel Hell swhsf u la visli 10 B jst ti
I havn ibe honor la aa
Very rrmpn- fjjly,
Ywor oeeslhaai servant
ilANIK', WEBSPKB,
Further frem Mm?h.
Boston, Thursday, May L
The ichooner October, from Port aa Pnece,
ABTt IS, srrlved tils a* e n> -<n f?a Captalr reporta that
hwae |? >-ra y eartefet < wb?b he aal rd IbaitM
Jaaaiiisri wooid r oi sr--?i? "> Iba ii-ma"i of the
eaa Caayaaaaaaaes of mit? r>-b<-" wu>, 8t Poatajro. tbb
lasaeaerarea arapwtag Be aaarcb as Cap? Haytten wttn
blaarrrr la U" >M ,'?r? K,lf r" lo"'"1- wto b*t rt
fasad to obey th^ ord^ra ol in- Baaaarar to eaaaa la Port
aePil'.rn Atibe aataeeeaaisl-a* aaaa ahnt oat of
Cap- Haytl'n by ID is bvrl '^s, who r^JteJ Mm ctvjote
aaare fin batl kal lew mm aha, and pmhaily
wonio boi be tiuu,?r. u? y .) ?a "1 ?o i-if reoeJloas acu.
The ??leiiiiirr I oIod.
Nt.w OaxBaM, VVedoeadar. April W.
The steamship [Jasee, CavaS Budd, learea this
port for Near V'-rk n tu rronr tuoroing.
>lart*aia....Ai.i:*Nv May 1.
The past -'4 hours the rH -eiyts at this pott haee
Saaa ?? fcihaB Flui? IS i< bkU, Wain u<>aa;C?iB, 11,'UO
SBBMB> raeeaaiaB ??? >prheenein?SaaBjr. Tim? ? a fur
^Btac taeii .S for pnn ? w aaaa aaS I' aai ah seMatai ITha
l_ i mV Caaaif arm ?? <l t'i? rtmtr.4 t"?1; tr-m ti'i* waai'.,'?T0
f.#bab?ta h?'?????" ?"<-''" '-' ?' '?>*?'???
BsaaSWaalers S.eaOl ..???.'u.n hava tiaao aoU at ??H,c; and
Paasa Waasai, i? ??n?1 aata ? *?? sk
?-? e
Markau....Nt *? ubli.n?, April IB?F M.
The Niapara'a news was received early thie
?warn*. '"4 <t-p I reae as saai i Baha m?<*? <?f
r1 ?)> ??)?? i I. ii. ??.!? ?, 1 ataceiaseetall *Va 5.,'itti
anseaamaaaa saaas?a??< ihasieei Paenate bib Bsaaai
s??ttnpaki>aeaeBtat a(t' r LirarpiW wt kjA
< linrlea Saaioar.
The Sorfolk [VaJ A'cu* (Loco) prefers the
election of Mr Sarnner fur these reasons
"Dasplcatile BSBBWaer I? ?r? li,,;?lt?'y pref-r sentnf
Btra cboatn hi Ihn Lfi ll-? Hla e? a>rjaie C an MS rovnrlsod
bypoctlllral eoajpelllor Inpil'elpie they are ih? laun?
thr uaa Is an or? n *< ??'?< >'?" " h't a morn ?rl y and
aasrberouaor e and tli-ief ire ihr saora lo be dreac'nd. la
lares data att-i Ihn ?? In u ?l t irnaairn? were aloptnd,
Wlnthr.ip voud aa Senator i.> i i at? ii^an-ml??! rrrn f ir
SBBhorlili.B of Blarrry In ire Dlaiili-t Af ColumMa. Yet
Ibtalllh. MtT/aoa ih? I Norfu ?I //.t i!d wo'ild df ll^hl
at see Binned aa ihn sacsaaaof of Mr Wenater "
Another Vlrgioia paoer (the F'ttlmrk^ivrtx
Herald) takes nearly the same position :
M We are (lad, hnwover, ihai Mr Wl jihrop It r initeDed
to the ihai'ns of Bftvela Isa, at d ilierr, ?- inist, tin wii be
laft farrarr lo rnpenl In Mil?run?a Ma au'ianrrl-nry to t?c
lional faoall ?lam, and bla r? rn*nrv tu the patriotic lin
polar? which we doutu out brat waonlv In hit tios'ttn.
We were aer*r more auip't?.,o ihao at Hie aaattt of this
g't I'nrnan up Si IBB C aaffoeilae M-? .f the nc C<>u
yrnas. Hl? i'Vwwki ? ?inhIpesi hownrer uvnrlnapt
liseir Had ihn w htae af Hi" MeBssckaaesBj Iraflslawre
raUtnd aiouud Bu'in C'i'ia n K'ward t rrnil, or Samuel
A. Pillow. ih?f Weald havn li^tter '??-!.? I ss jaat
Walla waeearteeteikem'i dunt'in of Mr 8uni':nr kast
ihn National Coui rile, wn >?.-r no lean to ?>,?>?? over the
Wlthcrawal of pudllr r.?r ft.;* i ^ from inn llaild Jme tmrer,
er If nu> Ihn, the anrtl.ioal f,na Ic uooj WBoaai i -ri
for awhile. ur,gr*c< fti. y r?f>o*> J the ms-jtin of Usatel
Webster "
The Herald is a ' Compromise' paper, and the
Afevt "Southern H'tthte" Thia mnat be gratify
lDiftothe Whigs of liassacltusetts and to Mr
Winlhrop, who, we dare aay, never counted
opoa the aapport of Viruinia. The idoa of Vir
ciaia suggesting candidates for Uassachasetts
Whiga to support!
Oaerdaga (aunty l'nutirr,' Inailtute.
The following resoluttoria have beeu forwarded
to us by the Secretary of the Institute, with a re
',ueit for their puhhcatioo i
karrrdi, The Legislature of this State, during Its tale
seiiloa. ruaried inia leaeal Uw to ajperst>de the pr?
SB' I ooe . ?.er? ! ????
JUwtrrii, That while we do Bai gk\o t>y thli measnre all
thai as would with, as Met da of nee Eujralton. we yet
belle?? tbn rew law a a reel Improvement upon i bat la
forte prevt, as to \H9 aaa Mai a,turrd ihaj our L'lb.lature
Base acted, in Its enacui'ei i with a sincere desire u ailay
IkaiitUaltoo eatatlnt; iBroui-bout ihn Stale, aud a K-nuloe
rasard foi ten cause . f Popa'ar sT ucatloo
RejarVrd, That we approve be provision hy which
tJBW.Bie) per aonurn la aitOert t > the Purd tiy s feueret lax
ea Use property of th? a hole 8tate; anj ifisl whti-h ei
SStptsfroui rale bi I a : proper.y eanaipi from ear, ultoa.
?SMsa, Tbst we in en\ in u;r,'\c, unl-at aa a com?
promise <j>a:,re-' i I areas aa i'eare. the restoralloa of the
raiehtil feature,for supr'y 'aBeleaetea, 'i.iwever small;
bellaatu tt tobe BBfraeb t a-d rulschlrvojstoai! tie la
Bnesraa, aad utterly at war with Ute apttll of Ktee KJjca
Oon
Kn*l,Hl. That to Mr I H Beonllct II >n Henry J.
Rayn.otd. Speaker ol th<- A?s-uit. v. and nthers wboaup
pored theat on ibh (jursilor. we h-reiiy tender our waroi
art arttow.rSfen?ila fin iheir aa uhtrnnl, <-,'nsl?ten JanJ
uB*ar?rtrs oppo? CiL kB IBM uuf.'r.ujala festure of the
KiK-lttd. Thai to the eleoti of Slate 8 nal >n and Aa
a?nibiya.ro. lest Ka I. our a.-ttv.i support tolher tntura be
ISf rguai shall be <l?eo u th ?ee caaoldates ? o are
aaaiwa lo be rarurst > in i?v ,ir of me free prior pie, aoJ
?Jlw"i forever rnatli aa lo?~ oaaael taaaitoa for ml loa,
?ui the dark tpo. la wiped out k joi our otherwise ^Kiruus
t)MBD
?e?Wr<.f. Thal m; !et of tVee rnsolutlona tie fjrotshed
tp ike r'.tv papers acd N Y Trthuta for publtcall >a, and
?kroB(h these to tiov Hunt. Hin Chrtsu>pber Morgan
Hen S S taaSlll. Uaa II J Rayu.o.d. BBS] Messrs'.
? H Baaed:cI and SUas M Sonou.tit
EC POMEROY. rresldsot.
' ?< Smith |W Be.
Tha ( eeeiilmry la llayil.
We have ItjaMaVasJ the FeuUle dm Com%\erce, 0(
Port au Prince, to the fta ?>f April. The paper ol
that date contains a long and interesting history
of the late ronap<raoiea againat the Gorernment.
We were abou tranaleting it when we found th?
tollowing aun.mar\ of the aamo articlo in the
Jokrmml of CVwesrrtY i
? Oa ihe ?iHhrf ihat inooih a robbery oceurrexl to ihr
waiebouaa of Law la Pouli.t k Co . at Port eu i'iiuce, ol
Beeily ih rty Ih.aisai.u SalBafi lo nooaey Tbn t'tievee,
w hea Betet led aod aricste. . a .ed ia*i tiiet (Iveaaaor
Uoa ol ihn BSajaa pavaaria t ? l'b. ?alter Cadet, a yo*iu?; ar.
UXaryoft a-, who, twin,; ,.q ^ uerd itm olfbi of ion robbe?
ry bad allowed ihesn to pe*a mt?k the boa of iresaure be
kltd ihe ajseeai Casfaa'a apa t ueuia were eis uiued mi
obtalB bis p?'rtlon of his ptaafm . and to the pronrees of
Iba seaic'', ilia i-rbrwra d:a, um-j, luaLl'eato announcing
fbe drsiiucilon v f iti" Kwpiie aaa] lb* eauM s?meet of a
ae^ab.l; This doruu..et i U' .' er cec eied, l^al l?n n^ai
*J ike act! shoals) ao Ivea** awetala ih-foa-n pioprie
lora. but lethueewtxi aahiaaaai ibe laeJ; thai >a >omrs.
Bad all who reolvnl ??^iv. i, ,i ? ?.:>o,
SevulJ neverihr ra* t'e a j we '? i > t< as-?* ihn o-wlj'ta of
PSBJ Mhas . aoJ th>i iae u ' h h^n..D e, Wim nil
1?S dea?r?.)?d, ,h,.u j . ? , ..,, ?tlk a ?lew lo the pro
aHiitoe of puMIc it,err, s i ? -t ??e n r'g ned and oa
mm eaasataatloD ave?,e.< ib.i r.fn- Haenor. an orh.-er of
laerusioro*. tia>< ?,w ,'raui
Baanori, t* t^\Dg a*r-a ed. r.-i'eae-o ihst he had writiea
fs^aS aT*"0*1* ^ ??r, n a lepr-.v tal ?e
ae-riWoe. *e c%"*,u *M ?,reeted and brouirhi 10 port
ned tr,?,*..SVl* 'heeaaanaaavaaa which were rooUo
n,?oTr~t !Li J",,*', ? ? >be Seat ? Mareb d-mlop
aJTa? ?, ""p; > >->oao.r.cv Kruius
nio e s2C , -U,?"- < Hani, e .!.??-:- e l.a
ClftSah^^ 'tf H">"
kad p^formed lu pen xtrn^^L-SSS ' n \
it- aaai ^ '?en waireuituad u Hi ?proper
Tba ulai cv^mee?-ed on ih. ,0? of March, and c ?nttooed
Uli 4 oc ock tu the morales af ihe .an _w_. ,,. . , . ,
ksjbje.-vu-i.oe o. ,be e?Z~0P i^;? ?
?eeaaa, Cadev au.t J. b . . mtlJ
* J-'h? ?^.?Vaaaawaaa?ls rra.rT.o7n. 1,1
I^*/^:*>1'* ibelr keowledfof the coo.p
wsia^iajSiaaus? sutmpru.< u,rn- ror La^aiaara !
ac.:ai,.e4 Th. aeruea'wwe a7>ow^
Zi!.Tmt Uu '">* 10 dereeea bui lbs proof of raui
wn> ov?r*ee,aMot; e,u?
Aaapjaal waaallownd lOlbeaS eoaJe-BDee io death.
luLa si-' T*t*7 WM ^ufirmad by aooteer irtoeaaL
yr,l i..i,, f 'earia<ue. C.zeea aod Prarterlc ware
UoeaTa... !^' ?*"JUO<J ?-"1 Cadet oa ihe i'sL Two or
?BaaiaVaVil i ?" '** 1 ll? of M?rch. Djaernt SJ ooe a
BboTat CalT u 9*mrr* wd ibe Lord of Bobo were
aa^^Te* "sjrOen. cvKKjemoad for codiptlcliy la ibe
b7 alata?aa!i!l^r', mbo%m"-h it waa propoe*d it auala
"^^eauaBttirec?vtt lu iae aor lb aad waa*."
CITY ITEMS.
? Sa
AM?RRMKNT8 THIS EWtfTfJii.
"icotiiTiiirit'DHi at 7 -" ViatM of Mm Saa."
Bawsva ? Tas.rss ? Opao at 7 ?" Hjp.xnU," " Btoraiag's C? '
" Brkn,,. ???, T-fers."
Aim .* *?t Dai .a??97 Broewws)- Opes all ?>?
Fa.iaw,' fip.rsiia?Opae at (Jit-l*?s;ro Hal >? m asa Borlaeioe
Oi ara Seeuaa.
laaaaaa ? tTasaaaaaataa Cor.?t if Rr^a^wa? anst Thrtaantb av?
Opee Say s-a a??(.i?f?
b.tio>.l a as Baal o* Imn?-?<1 Broadway
Baaaaaa ? ?#????-Baaa all esy-aiieruo** sal sad eveaiat per
foTB'l oca, CWAaaABSB, Ate.
ATTfmpt to Klt.L ASD StJICIDF?A ?! V. 1]
o'clock yesterday, an intense ex-itement wa*
?-reated in the vj. it.ity of Horton aod Hudson its.,
in consequence of the suicide in tbe etreet of a
man named Daniel Sanders, after attempting to
shoot Mr John Morgan, the Aisiitant Superin?
tendent of one of our charitable institutions. Mr
M. was engaged in moving, and on tbe corner of
Greenwich and Christopher its he met Sanders,
who followed him down Greenwich to Morton and
ap Morton about half the distance to Hudeon.?
He then paased Mr. M and faced round and tired
at him. The ball rolled oat of the pistol before it
was fired, but the full charge of powder was
lodged in bis face. A daughter of Mr. Morgan
was walking with at the time. Sanders, aeeing
tl at he bad not effected bis object, retreated a
ihort distance and fired another pistol at Mr. M.,
but without injuring him. Without waiting to
see the effect of Lis shot, Sanders drew a dagijer
and plunged it into Ida own aide several titneei
causing almoit instant destb. Saunders was a
Welshman, about 01 yean of age, and had been
twice married. By his fint wife he had two
children, now living in tbia City. Hissecond wife
waa a daughter of Mr Erin I.ewia. At the time
of hie marriage to her, he was in affluent circum?
stance!. About ten years aince he lost his prop?
erty, and becoming dissipated and unable to
take care of his wife, she left him and accept,
ed the station cf housekeeper in the family
of a gentleman up town, in which place ahe still
remains. Alter her separation from him he was
at zicua to ace her, an ! they have had frequent
interviews at the residence of Mr. Morgan. Of
,ate he had been so excited at these interviews,
and had used such boisterous, indecent langoa?et
that he had been prohibited from aeeing her. On
Wednesday night Saunders told the lady with
whom he boarded that he lost bis property by
endorsing for his wife a brother, that she ha I left
for the purpose of living with another man, and
that she was then residing with htm. He was
much excited, and was undoubtedly deranged, ai
the itatements made to his landlady turn nut, on
investigation, to be untrue in every particular.
?Tbe remiine of the deceased were taken to
his former residence, where an imiuest was held
by the Coroner, and the particulars of his death
were given In evidence. The Jury returned a
verdict that the deceased came to his death by
wounds inflicted by his own hand, while partially
insane. By direction of bis wife, tbe body was
taken in charge by an undertaker, who was di'
rected to have it properly interred.
The Oper\ IN Boston.?We see by th 3 Bos
ten papers t nt Maretzek s Opera Company was
most warmly received on the opening night?
Truth and Marini came in lor a full ahare of the
honors, nor was Maretzek himself forgotten at
the dose. The Huston papers predict every suc?
cessful scaion.
The Akt Inmn.?The Uallery of the Art
I nion was opened yesterday for the season, wit'u
? collection of about 900 paintings. It will be
seen by an advertisement in another colnmn, that
the first ? ,"00 subscribers of lS.'.O may now pro?
cure their aet of engravings, on application at the
Uallery. The list of subscribers this year is al
ready treble that of any former year, on account
of the general desire to procure copies of the Ar*
I nion Bulletin.
t"Xr Wo call attention to the advertisement in
another column, of Ibe annual ni?e?ng of ihe Araerlcsn
I nlt n of Assoclaltonlats, Which Is to be held Hits year at
il.e North American Phslav\, Mor.mouth Co , New-Jers-y.
In*. bHkpim'i fifth Lecture to Laiiei
lakes place Oils dsy al 3 o'clock P St.. at the Society Li?
brary Kooma, .48 Broad way. ami It will be seen by the
adveitUemttii ou our t'.rst pane tl;ai It Is a very tmportanl .
ecture.
? ??
Tbe) attxjJxoMAsiiAwa will gtra another Con
cen al Central Hall. Wllllamsburgh, this evening. Tbr-'r
singing creeled ^reei enthusiasm on Monday evening lui
?especially ibe songs given by Miss Joodenow.
fir Curb's Gallery, st Ml Broadway is a
very desirable place io gel a beautiful Daguerreotype.?
Their facilities are noi surpassed la this City Tbe splendid
Mi- Picture of Trlpler Hall and a great gathering of
Matei s ibe Clarke are now Publishing, Is a splendid affair,
sud will do there grillernen mur*. credit and add materi?
ally to inelr business, no dou')i.
Fires ?Abont 10| on Wedneiday night, a fire
broke out In lie building corner of Klgblhav and Koriy
eighth it, occupied by Ellas Conover. basket maker, and
John ii. Tog baker. Tbe lire orlglntled lathe Laake'
?top. which, wlib its contents, was destroyed. Tbe bake
ry wa* saved by the prompt rrlorta of the firemen.
?At 8 o'clock on lha same evrntog, Iba house No ."
llreenwlrh si. look fire. The flaroea were extinguished by
some clil/ens The loss snsia'.ned was small.
?At 10 o'clock lha drug store of Dr Ross, No 63 Roose.
velt-*l. look bre. Tbe Maines were soon extinguished.
1 oss iriillog
a ?
tCif We call attention to the adrertisement in
bth ther co'umn. of a new and Improved Pump for the us i
of Psper Marufsciurers.
MtT The Commissioners of Emigration have
eeiaWUIird an Emigrant Irte'llgence and Labor Exchange
Btaaai I al Canal-sl, where laborers or servants can be
procured wlihoai charge io ibe imployars
KEA1. ESTATE -Thursday, May 2
by Adruin. )i Mullet,
b lots with house, on north side 117th sl. 24? feat east
pilv from Avenue A. and ruining through to
.
I lots with house, somberly side 121st si, 1W feet
weat of Sd-av. j arts
1 .to sou-heriy e'de do, acto'i.tcg.! '2s0
1 do do do do . 4?u
3 do noith side lrftih at, sus feel weat of 'ih-av. tbO
i do south aide listh-at. ?*> feet weal of 4* av with
bulldlrg Ibereor.,. g|5
Jd i sci.iheliJe IJUi-et. sCJotnlng, MfBTe,.....!," "4o
I do i L ;c.l.eL. tat.; It.' 3jo
t*y A yot.Pg man named Detmore F. Gable
? waa yeetert'ay iae?n Idio custody and hotnd over to keep
? r?ere on complaint of Miss Bfs-y Tsvior, tie a-trwss
who llatea ihal ih? ?oung man is In ihe b?bli of aenuytng
b?r escreolag v t.y following her itirough the streets and
calling ai her reeldeeee end askirg to see her Of late she
eaye shr has be?-u sfrald Io ventn'e In tbe street a!one ?
l.asiwlater this eerne individa*: a asarre-ted on a similar
I charge.
CtiRoMR'i I.*i? vji.?The Coroner yesterdsy
tralil an uouesi upon tke b<nlv of an uninown man "bead
ir tea wavr a- r?e to-1 of Mar-ay st Tie deceased ap
r*arrd to he about St) years of a^e. six fact taj, an 1 s'tm
I out. Hj> h?u > nj^o cesa ninr? patlalo ma, .atta ?r-?-..
blue sack coat, linen slitrt. with a r-d flense! sxd a cjUju
tiBder-ehirt. Bt, ?t.r: was 'sstened bj i*o goid studs ?
in oee o? tia rockets was fjund a pnveof paper oa whvb
was ?? rl u i :r.e fgures ? le.s? ' and ia the other pjcket
i ?asa ?mal1, ailTtr watcb Tta Jury reiide-ej a verdict
a s: H r c.c-a-id was fwucd Jrjattxi. No marks o'r.o.
IbWSS were visible on tue person
Bi'RctARs Caicht ii thx Act.?Karly yes
) BWaaya ra.? Sarcaot Eionaj , I ibt Sarosd V? a>? f b,a -i,
pi, ti tl r\?i?! Futtoa si, be . Nsar*aS t-a hall jour ui" Us ia Itfiu
0 'I > > .ran aoj ..a aota?ii( ?aa lav >aua< a,aa.r,a<ij
ar.U a ^.sa' a> ? atwa ta' a eraatiK 'h-niga the paru^o wal. ..p
?rat BS IBs BaS irurn tha ..swalrj M.-r. ... Las, Scr.anar X\m oBTkee
la . ' p?a s?.?< U.aw Bwaad te* ?..?^f aal ra*stt-? amrm,
las? Taa> <a?s t?i?ir atBMS as JiBms Dorlas aad BJk BBaltbaa
sb'wa.-l .a'rp'or trial Oa ssir-.h.m tbs-o a ptwa t..A*t fjr a
a*w aa. ? fr., t ,-.?t ?si fosad Ay ?wLar ? waaUi I r us oat ??
Us tkis, sOAVa.
?? ?
Arkijts roi Gkasd Larcisiii? Officers
?BBlAa ' WaAas f tka s.La WarS saslaWAf an*.us Baa an
aasaed J. Aa O'aS lad Jofca ?Huts. aBaSOSS wi.fc statlias; tw? rtsss
.-< I>,.r. I t-?. s. ?s'v*a at Biea, t, ? tta stars ?r f> T D?.vv.?,b
Oa y> as BBBBaas w.rahsla sjr JuUce Qsa tt as la'
>,<?? tl s . ? s'ta
Jt ht. Dai p aas srrstteS oa acliarfs n! staassc s aisetit? ofral
a*S?> shall cu-rts Iroas a rasa ia tha st-wa ef Juhs BWreaB, Hw ai
Bt MB el The pn.parr> was rac.sarae, a<S tha ab ased was caea
rai'led t? p'.s< a (or trtal
Arri>t or Lim Coli k>r Bark Eossi?r.
?(??rata B. wjsraad Wsa. H Siaphe ? ja?tars?j air *?d is tawa
frr ss Sal irrere hs*?( ss l>air costud. Last C- is, aha slaass
SBBSaS wi:M.s>'*4] Seen asaer.slao w rh Jaka Cnlhes aid T ossaa
K?!...*.? o r. 6fc.s< taa Pfceoui BaaS af WasSsrly. r. I af SiS.iMS
slwa. '.iu D^savhar.liM* C"0-esaad Kaaaase Ba'aairaaSy
tact t/ie<< tni coo? cU4 oft hu r Aarv,1^ m so? rnrnime tee ?
Ines rn a,?a st. fnmm o* Rh?*? l?UW Tha pnsnaw ?rat takai
hart ?*?? ?( to RaoS? Isbjns 'er trat
Accidest ?A 0>nnaD sailer fell from tuo seo
'?* for) ma a * o< hnese "o at Orsetwieh ?V to tha p.?ai?at,
oa W aaVa?*t avaa a|, and BM ??? of h a Isrs srolsa H- waa
'???* to taa Boapita
Bi'Rm.irt ?The residence of Mr. Tboe. Von
roa, (?'. ?, ts?' T>t['iwi?,r ass b?flsr??uB?. acte? oa
V\ eCe^eSs, night aaS ^woln. r| thine Ac . to tha valee of .boat
3'. I'. ?? i STSA srhxh tha-ti?t?? aartpaS.
BBOOKLYM ITEMS.
The Br 'ftRLr.t Fire Departmt.?t asd the
CoMMoa Council. ?Ao Raport of tie V" planee Cora
?itree pretested :o the Firemen's Contact! jb oa Tuesdsy
ever tng last, riotei with some remarks ;n r-dauon to the
?tta of th* Mayor ?B the appraprietiOB to ?ie Kir- D.'part
n.eatFuBd, tifh.y condetnnatory of the coirs* p':rt-:?,d.
being contrary sat. if to that Of New-York, wh-re t it
annually gra> >d. and ibe Mavor ba? never exercised ?
prerogative Ttus veto war given s/.er'.he vo'e had ja??*i
the Common Cour< il. oo the ground that tbe waprapnau >n
was ttcaoili >t/vi by the Charier, and upon sT.is pOBal ibe
Coronn'tce e*pre?i a doubt as to tbe comlit?ney of deny?
ing ibe appropriation to the widows end orphan OS* #?
reesed Firemen, and let-ct onlng one of double tie BW RBM
Cor a grand exenrsi n-in ailnsl >o to ibe lata eietr af ' ia
Haw-Tort L saw la tare, for wWara the ?um ?f || ttt
been paid
A P.Rest or a Fugitive ?Rom Jcstice ?Some
tltre dtrlrg tbe mTtb of Nov?mber list a man ntraad
PetrVk Brad ey con Oil tied a violent and murderous as'
sauli upon his wife, Mary Ann Bradls>. near the Uamliion.
averue Ferry, from tbe effects of wbicb tt was considered
doubtful for a long time a'terwari as to her recovery. It
apprarstr.ey bsd cot lived together for several months
previtns. ard on ibe occasion tbe assault was committed?
whicbwai In tbe ear y part of ihe eveoic^-Urs B.ad ey
weti to a groee-y itore on Harrii'tc n ?.venue to rrske s few
Enrcbaaes. On ieiurnlng lo her realder.ee in Union SL.
Brad ey. who wee ?v'bp. it wa'i tor ' BT, a-!i-??d 8*! i icrt
ber on tbe bead and face with a ?tone ued up In a bsndser
ctief. which feiled her to ihegrour-d d >a''i ess thlt.ktrg
he bad k llec her be Baak bar up and dragged bei to ihe
dork with ibe evident Iriettlon of throwtna tne body over?
board, tier son. aboy about 11 yea-s of age. oralng up at
tbe t:Tie. ral?-d ?n Alarm BDd B'a^l-y let tba wcnianfall
and msce his esr-sp?. No clue io bts wberesbons cou d
be discovered unit] s few Cays s'ece, whsn Inf ?rnstt.>n
wit received ibst a man sntwerirg bis descrtottoi wu
wort.ig in Ulster Cooary CoeeteMe tVai K aV-atraa
wss In rrrrltB'e v d'sra'ched In p-.'rsuV. rid s-icc?e4e! bj
arrestlpg ttm lie is now lodna \a King- County Jail.
a? alilr.fr, an extminatton of tue eiargaasaaadief aaTatael
t:m. ,
Dfaih in thi Cot*wry Jail ? A joung wo
n an r.?mer |K?r?n waa brought to the County JalU n Mots
cay lasi. from Wu iamsburgh. having *?e? cnovtcied on
t*ecba?yeof t'.ieir'pers'icr, al l: >?? a .'j b?aPDea'anee and
act'on did not Inelcste ihatsbe hsd been addicied to the
evil f raruc? Bbortje ai.er Bee In^yrt-era' on sjhs was
se?7ed wlih convulslona whlrh ronOr tied ai Intervals until
b'm ut 12 "'c r>r k i ti Wrtii'Mii BlgfeljSraee ehe was re
!>vrr) from her snfferlrgs by deaih-evpry poesin'a ttten
" ' hv r j: t>ri-v paid to h?r rer-?aioee by'mos" In charge
at th-prison former Ball haviijp kwAB no-lfied an In?
quest was held upon ihe body yns erday Th? verdtctren
fined was " Died of convulsior s " Deceased was B native
of Ireland, ard spp?rei;tiy at""it l( v.-srsof age.
A" raSRteai was *l?o aaal yeste..-,., ap 'h- body of a
raei f u d at Ike f ">t of Male st*\ ercict,1 Fcnnd drown
c ' II.' body was n?t recogr.'r?r|
WILLIAMSBUIWH ITEMS.
a ?
Fatat. ArrinFNT.?An'rew Itutledge, Iaborer
jU the dl?iiller> of N C Elf A Co, North Koartli-st, fell
into a rlrtert, on We.tnerdsv morataff, in wl.ich tao'as??a
was "workina." preparatory lo b.-irr? dlaSinai AsBBT.
("srkatlen, anotbur laborer iu il.o i sAsB ii-tment, aitcmpie]
to, e, cue him, l"jt te'l from the ladder alsj into tbe c:?:f?rn
Tlwywtre srx n taken out, but both dead, litving been
k.lled by the carbonic acid gas.
The Ferrifs? The new Ferry from foot of
,s ?uili Sever.tb to (.raad st, started yesterday, snJ tbe
r?ck rllp Kerry rpn:o*ed to .u BOW ?lt3 on ti e south side.
Tie two Uses preened quit* an animat".! app.-int^ce
The new Kerry is probsbly the shortest on the river, and
wiil be a 11 urce of 1,'rest couTenierce.
} I Mr. Cunningham, ion of (Jen. Cunning
bani. of Pouglikeepsie, bss been retained as CJuusel for
McKsy snd Cryder, arrested for obtaining possession of
the Mllwaakle bonds under fslse pretenses.
('bnrter Elections.
OmCimiATs, Ohio ?The City Council ia finally
(?rcar.izcd, by the election of Csssilly (Whig)
l'rfsident, and Wilgtsck (\V'hig) Reorder. Tbe
Clerk and 8ergeaat-ar. Arms are Loooa. M?yor
Taj,lor (Locol, as a Justice of the Peace, r.-'usod
to sign the certificate of election by which cer
tain Locos obtained seats in the Ohio Legisla?
ture two yeare ago.
9isiixiriei.il, M ?- - ?The result of too four
town meetings held is the election of throe 8o
IfOtBSCB, who must elso act as AaloaOOfl ?BO
Hoard of Asaessara b, ing chosen ?a full Board
of School Committee) men, and nine Constaolea.
A majority ol the ollioera elected aro Whigs.
The Deatent on t'ubat.
The Newark AJverttner of yesterday afternoon
contains the following letter from its Florida cor
respondent. It throws considerable light on the
nature and extent of the new piratical movement
scninst Cuba. It is to be hoped that tbe leaders
will this time receive something more than a
mere nhow of trial, at the hinds of the V, S
Government
Jai KS0B1VII i B. Etil Florida Frldar, April 2V
For the p aa i - ? we have had " rumors of wa'i,"
not wa I suthecileatrd, bit furotst'rf certstn evldcoee
lhatatioilirr Uulr Mir evpedit'jn against Cuba was Irtnnd
rd It Is evident that there are several p Hriis ofdeparliire
along the OoJICoasi?atfNew Or *,m sii<i Hi Ms-j s. snd
from it. John's River KiorlCa Th?re B'e six s.earners at
irasi, and probably ^.i" o Bs S^BS men Savannah te the
beadquartere of operatlure < n tbe Atlantic side. i was
shown a letter from Gen (ioo/aier, a w ??k ago dsied at
Ssvsrnab, dlircllng ibe movements of men and military
stores, but believed that li might be an attempt to divert
public attention from some otter OMrtOf
Il is now plain that (be many OSMWACBS of a luovement
in tl.e Mafss bordering ihe i .1 f of Mexico in.lirat?. au ln
vs.n B of Ct.ba. whicli w.:l t<e att-mpted befo?e this
reac'irs ?00 The ei|iadllhai wl londoubcedly ?tai in the
cc urse et'ttvenly (our oriliirt%-mx boira A larjn quau
Iitj of forsge (aSBOOg which ? as ISt or s> o bo-liels ol oals(
was dep'Mlrd here the day Uf>re ?esrenlsy. and tbis
mort/ii.g I sa* pi,t BtotSa name st'rrehouse ennon g in
. rorlepea, rirtes. p u?k<5s. BBBBBBBlllon ted I'm tum.t ira
01 an srn.y . to s Very Urge amouo'. I have
aeforaeeaao n anj implements ot a nr exrept In an ar?
senal. Laj^e quan uo ? of trOtd and resin lor tbe fue on
boardtka eietmers arnl horses and m-n B'e eol'ect-d in
!(? s vctrity. rea? > toe embsrkar'on A ?t-am-r Ii evpect
10 'row New-York tomorrow.
Tri* expedition woull sppear lo be muco he.ter ap
I >? d. Steal ?d and oftV-r.-.i. iba-. the one inai landed al
Carder as. Oen w ir'an la eald to corrtmard a. 3 L ip?z
lo be tka second, come here who are pointed out aa coa
n.cted with ihe espr.liilon as o -era are said by toin* to
I e men of braver) aLd military taUnt Most of the pri?
vates t>f e ! on: I hsve i.esrd are ceo who learn?d thn art
of war m Mestro. where IBWJ e >ntracied 1 he taste of >i ><ei
si d loBg (?t n or? B oooboundt and tigere are nol the
ony erlitt I wbo become fierce by killing Iiissdeepe
'??? btsli e*s B'ti r? , rt-a '?-? ?> despe'Ste men 11 ia
?ti] 1 osed IBM i*ey wl 1 kyj d i SrS on t a 1 >uth tide of iha
s >.id. st.ppl'ed wl;:. : -Id pi-c^i i' 4 ^' c?*a rT ho-e?s
I ?ihsi the steamers ibst convey il em wl 1 be burnt or sail
1 tain adlstesy. leavirg tbe invaders no a'taroa'.ire but to
corqu. r or die.
Itis tt'.l ih*t a large comber of tbe Creole populailoa
, are tVllv prepared tojoln ihe Iscdtrg psrty. snd 'nat an or
1 gar'eec force aw ans the movrm-nt 10 taa BtaaJBaWBBa. It
is said the Spanish population tson.v eooalateaalA ptrt of
IBM who e, bld it Is represented that the lema'nrirr nea're
I lo fghi 'or hber.y 1 am told that ?7o,i?" worth o: '-e?e'
ry, ard * i.*< ?,',? In raotey, waa e-ri to ueu hus-t the
o.'-r csy fiim Hi vans, and thit was eootnbuied
, by a rlefc planter, wbo is regari ed si home ai (av ?ra'i,e to
lie goveii rr rut The ageris bere see o t< (?vaple'jiy of
n.ocey, ace 10 eperd li free y. They have several ways to
raise tar w ir J e>r e by the issue o' b.ro^s 10 Im? rvdeaaaad I
H i'e e \ptcloou li luc eesft; ; snotner by the sale of com
?IssJaBS A L> aoaaarf waa offVred to a brother of .3ee.
?ihieliii it Is said, at Savannah, fjr ft I .i ts . wlib a promise
Of Bl",?!' wonb of herds
TL- clil/ens bere here given ibe enterpri/a no direct eo
cooregen eci.am no L:r."ed S'.alee officer tieref'Bl iberlgnl
?OBBSasSrsa There Is not S Mm , b"r?>. The ib'ng is
,'' okrd upon getera ly as ch'merif-a'. and until tbey e,w
Liesewarlike preparation ard in: Inert stores, laeciu/ens
c'Etrej!) c.'srrrd cd ti t trough a'e\> lo twuigonetbsve
known all sbcut It a- A rturloutiy htri?d ti when neceesaey, 1
Id orcar 10 n-tke the re-essary prrpart'iois Tb? Craulas |
and Cu'-aat who ire. bere ard the few wio were engaged
t3 lb* CaruVras alT?!r. i..'t Irdt^rantiv of Mpaolsb tyraony.
a^.c iay thatibeC'-bacsareonibererypoiuiof revoluuoc,
v. Itl or wi hi-ut belp.
Ilseaaaa?ja e re ts'n tfcat betora to-morrow eveelof
lie ileaa-er wll be here 10 receiv? toe Tiiiltsry sto-es
BDd rn bsrx fcr ifce war Th"csptaln o!" tie compsiy
I, a fie military look'ng man. ihe hair of his face being
.' ?: ?e-* a la CsltroTLta Tbls Is a place oat of the
Mgowaf Of :ra?el, ibere being a msti cere but ones a
week, ted ii maybe, ibaretore, that all ibis letter coo?
lstes ess bees SLticlpaiec It :i tnieratllt.g to ot serve
bow et t'e'rg srd eetjtaBtsaai 1? the was spirit If ili'ngs
cou.d remain a few Ssyt as ai pieeeat, tt would sasm
Baal any cumber of mea eoald be enlisted la ihn aar
vice. wtich but yeeterday all proaoanced wud and cbi
c erlcal The Se'rd p'rcea Bed the muikets aeera tu hive
m-i..o U-e hfmdo , f some frvm whom mors wiedon wortld
awswaWattasl
Tte .b h (lo-taorrow) it ibe dsy ibst was nsa*d ten
days ago by rce of Oe agents bere. as tbe day of depar?
ture, aad eoaeuierabie wisdom oas been raaufee'ad wna re?
gard to tb> DBBBgemet! of i>-e bosleeaa when tl ii reaera
bered ibtt proba*>ry from i '< <? to S.issi persons mail ktee
known aU abtut It 1 unjeritand however thai Ojeza'ea
faa been ibrra'eerd wv.b a-resi ai SavannaA. where be
tae erceavoretl to eel st men and procure roorsey
Tbe prrpara'l. B 'or ibe aiU'k 0? ibe part of the S jaa.sa
tnibortilee la toliy appreciated. Tbe* expect bard figbt
trg, but rely rnecipaily apoa tba reareaeatauooe that a
: li. Cut>a ti ready to lake p.tea, aad only eeedt
sraUy'Bg poirt
i b?vv rrem? given yoa aa accoant of ihingi tbal 1 see
trt rear?that are current bswa daetng ihta period of ai
censer; I do Bot BidertaSa to aa raapoaai'iie for ibt
t'ltc of ary of Useee rcroovt, nor coatextt mvaeaf w any
"fUora la re.au.? to tbe eaeteo I write aaartry te
r' re!- * pwa'2g evec'J uja: may tn'ereat jour readers
Yoara.Bc.
Later freu Rearer I si aad - Mere Tr ?eble
aneva? tka nateta.
It baa already been stated id Tie Tribune that
Strang, the Mormon leader, bad eaoaed himself to
baCToe/Bed King of the Saints at Bearer Island,
Michigan, and that he had ruled with a rery
It. k ^*?d dorin? the Winter, using whips on
tbe backs ol (ientiles withrery little ceremony?
coLhscating tbe property of each as refused to
recwnise tbe Dinae authority of big Majesty,
Ac. Tfcia wss the state of tbin*a latt Fs'i ; *i
during the Winter, but since tbe'openinj of ntri
gation the aspect of stfslrs has changed. A c >r
responded uf the aaVataaaiwi tkmu mt\ writinb
from Rearer Island April :o ssys
Esrly tawlarat| -sm-tSe S^r-rfr-m Mset!-??. w Bj
saargassaaaaref wrla,aoaaaforr&feees ? n? *>r srki <
plug some for ooe thtag. and eome for another A n ?ag
the r umber wes ne f .f .h-K'-i i it ! ? a-3 r?*T> fl ?> ?
tneoirrtofth? Sheriffs snivel, the Fr?pfje>t. BTtlh niw
ter ( fnts ws-itr rt.dtMpp-n-f^i 3k in y alter, i >w?r-a,
tbey were heera fr .m cd L?ne- B* iver ie,w9<i. i?t :n'.i?i
eis sit Tfcp f?? In m} f.-'y gum eBSSa, w| ? ?
If l't; Irxtiara He came opoo them In the dead 1 >u- of
'.he i .1? h! : tot .M-. F-o.th-t - i rhiwfif tJ rtts at -n
counter wiib ln?, 8twirl. Irnmrciateiy fhsc, aad "i s; --.
haeie, that ?e h?fl Baas er: -es >( aaa, a-n >ig wV rk w?e
oeeufibeRi,... b.ieie. tie (Jarre-re in Chiefs o?g Wmt
Oaaa,blaahe t. i,r Tb- Sheriff not :> irk'r.f a ? ?? o;-.
salt neeeeearT waa r,,r-.e<.1 srttl BjaBsg tneir noa . ana a
of th+lr provtaloce. ;ea?lnr tb tr. aa he aupp ?ed. 81 I rety
i*, tua power. BaBeladtfie aVg Bae?as le.ecd. miendtog
lo reiurr soon and take them
Bot the Ring waa mire wise aed ihn?wd than the St-drr
i.Bd (tven htm credit for He bei Beet! er tv.ai a crntnd >o
Br>oiii-r piaee, It, which ba made | n,i bat retreai Be IBM
SBerMT afier meamg ?orte li or arrests, stsrl-d fjr
Mackinaw, with about I5prtaerjer?. ard ?o or I > wineaeea.
Arrived at Me.-sloew-|rea etc o-men ibe-e ? b? prt
?or<-rt were .end Knfore Ju.tlce o Ma >ey- ih? C nery
Representative it treir soi liaei, backed try in? Olat-lct At.
lorney Bat O Msi>y fitnt them fil y. B"d bomd mam
overtoCcurt la ies?y bonds Ton weeM y Citizens of
Macklraw carre forvard and bailed ihnm oui, ail except
I ve. who refused to give ball
But row, one j; ji out a writ of ha?eesasfpaa, and they
were bcoognt up before >i r Chapman They mads food
:t *'r' toie, eirj are now all out of jail and'tee Bit ao
owes hour baa eiat aed.aad another warrant It out Ton
i "-fuse, to aares it ard a > matters t>and II ts our
BptalOB a?atM he should serve it the Mortuora would ba
? / d iBllty before U'M?1 ey, but would ba discharged ny
Ckstniiaa on a ?rli of 'i ?>>? i. rnrjmt
But the bi-at comee, atd ao-.n all the Satnls will be on
llrtr rt turn home MorebvanHhv R W. MlLl:*
Latir FE'iM Mi xico ?By the arrival yester
day of the schooner Boens \ ists, Cspt Cl<rk, wnna?n
dates from Tart pico up to the i tb test, and from the City
o' Mexico to the ^d
Byade'reeof p-ftlJect Arista. d >nresn now b? seat
10 Tsmptco, frcm this port, up to the Slat uf O. Uber next,
ard the Mexican Cous'ii here has reerlred orders to c vm
t- rsign ihe mvot. es | We learn that a earga of .1i>ur waa
? ad'froa 'his . tty to Taratt-o on Saturday last |
h-. r Jose U naelo Etlava has reaitced his p-s.tt >n aa
Mintterof tie Hartenda. We believe thatfefius AAu tse
tas --e-n appclDtrd In his p ace.
Kcur Pieaebaea, with two terrain, were reeeattf
murr:rred while on their way from Hermottiio. In S >iora.
to Ca rata. Ttelr rsmesare cut ? Tlie Max; tit
asv tfcat if a perpetrators of the outrage were Apaches.
Every thine seemed quiet at the ca jltal. and . ur nles are
Bltf*'f'rj l a-'tn of tews. IN O F'.cayjEe, Z3i alt.
TR"V LflCAltAOVA.?We take the folio win*
extrartfrom the S. O. Pirnp<me'> correapind-n ? ?
Its fata as Banataat aarSS, laSI.
Inf: I ran last aWssawa aaa beee^aae del, asaaaat
?e ti >? '. ?i e ?i- i r.) fr ai the iDtarmr ful tan or leatVs BBr* It it
?t acted tket tbe sserea Mr travel a past, tarbrragl ?? Save a ra
aort tbsttkarasiasowe iwa keadrai tsssssasn tt s?iJa?nHs
S?n aataePa I.s-t Tr* t*n?i Ctaapaas aa*eraaeatti ? >r
pleted ? " aJ p. ? tl.a I 'y I f B i sraga i U ths atn>.a p ?r: las
T' i.'e by Bir.^ervs m -tst'ined t.-? tj?, ma o''rime tmpo'*i '? '
? area tka ratere eeeweest f Of i-?
H te.r f ii t |Wa hut.drad m.'e. ret-ar Mni tt,a r ??'? "v ??? . kttai
. : \ . Fat ? i ? t!. ?? m . ?'t. n tint .m ? . o -, ... . <?*
? ,<e? ?? na'e r He pa t f U.? Caul Comp. .y. tbst m 1 ? >u'tnr*
hm see| i? ? : 'i ? ? " isers th.t Uses set aa '-??' at b? t
b> !? i? r.r??' a oa> peiy, n.eir, imin ?. i ?? i r < -?r. v.i ? ?sn t ?
otkera ebe era re Ij leeeBBaaaaasW watS Meartaet
aflcHiOAV,? At the Stato Masieal Oonreation
btid st Ann Arbor, on the MB n't. S- Ba otes Agiew ?.???
Ideer,It was resolved, among other tkaag-B, mat
Hk'""i taevei? aBsaaaaatdeSessa.aa.i i
r*i t ft la t f n;n> rn ? r St t?. M,? A-1 ,il wh i'. laniasi* <bl
taSert aad bm tasrsaad acbee m tbe part ef tee Invars ef tbs
Bft, - e mutT * nf latai saa par rack .in q< ti drad scivocas, ,|
I Some raeokilloas follow of local MaaVsal Aaso ?
tt reagt eat 'be B ate |
f'ttt'D/m, Tr at tie a ?BJB i* ?' ????!? .rt ? I pr. ? ? ?
?IkuW ba t?i slit i..BBBawsetwesi see tbetek re-ii* i d a
ti.?. r\ M n.i.?t at iea*t, ?bould b? Best/taBBs aaBBBeaaefl furs
et n men tt b< ol te-, I ?r.
/? t/r* v Tbet a para ? rtbty ?hoiill La the ?im if pk
keiaaBeaa, tad Baal ? ass retard tw tbe tree taBseasts ef ssask
tkovd sted ea tnkaaSsh abka fr?aa raa Masieal keata atsse aad 'ke
saasal circle, aB 'hat is a teksvaksdii Btasaaeat attractivs ta kes ;y
?r,1 enn? blire n nra . snd B"t l alr t? wi h he'd our p-e?an ? -r... .
II e raecerrs I I rtfcMSaat Ell opisn M.nS'rels, but aim to land a ir.it
Uierxe sfsinii tharn
i . A Harinc highway robbery an BttBBapted
oi IbaM ooa-'d R s.t. t?o m las traa Pear?.- . N J , m ' M
d?t w??a ebea Aar<- H Vsn Haste'-, sn i;it ra-ii-rt ? f ?.j ie it
saak,wassateBga kaij abag ttl seessSira ??< I sp .its,
si d s gi at ?.t I Be was attacled k] (ser ynaag asse, aaaaad Jet
l.??').Bd? Berte?, s ?. Han ??? aad H kat w ?-.?., .
ctadaa Mgaatiag his?scb ?itb m *-b they ja,laatpad, katsesbai
n- Ii r at ^roi th' ??'i tsn ? i as'Jf ?s< ?rr?,t-,t ee Iba SBSBBeves
bsj Tas Imlmttiftmttr ataSsa kkst Bettes, Bai if aad SS%i?a wan
saaaaeeSBMidsf esaaieg hat at M o? H u?a Flsaas aRwaeia
l^r t ?t on a m ?!?. 1, P.rclav vrku .? rap-sae t-1 s iina- J??i,a
raWtsBue tviossa ?????ad Is rwcaiag bia i Bipsasoei I t ka
i.*n? at sbaaaj awaaaas b?r, u? P,***,,i?^ a a,?ii.ia b,t ai -4
r ,.l..l. aad Ihre* anae l? ah<?t lha s.?> man wh ? ah.d at ? np' ??>
surf i birr . I? ??t i nsl'y "Sc urad, alte ba r< In't tad ovti nub .urn
V Q SLd ot s run.
Brblbtob Foim> ? Prob ibli Hvrdbr ?Wo
a a ,. ra sd that Mr, '?>? >t. Hi rtt e? Sihrer take ',??.,. n
ibasadai cl ii?i *ei BjaadakaaaB Mebaaa at s piar?,.* * ad.
i.aa kst aaeseaeasKl eleab bed arpsseaSls laas diava rVoas teo'n
r ia in an yaest jedgSBl BMB Ike ?pp??isi r* ? f tha i n?? <ti I ?tn
SBB rn an,??tn ra 1ha ?la'at n ??? m i?r"y The ef a ?? ?? |
n t 'I ?! tr,'. ?l.i reM I sj peaas, bees 'in a, pearaaet afbat taetl.
?.o**l| dwaae* a. appa.r <i tree tb- ites?ta*S sf leackHkmi
ekkkkt) Wiestegataietit ware eewyxetd [aBalOka bses reel
t-.r. iv-rt *>? a bau e antoa'v i?a a>r.i i 'nff n' part tf the vaai ^i ?na
brews aksah *'tb * it me-si sataaws raaaajeag m t'?t pad aba
b< ie? ten,r a'n. ?'??? ra The I, vty had Ii n u,i >a tka bin, ?-i a
fr?< tara vi tu? ?lull r,n ths latt sida ot tha hat! indicated that L.e
death waa aaaaad b, vi assess [ aantro.e | pa) k?? o?-. Ifta ab
The l>i:h .t.?iirs ?Hov Brown has reeently
u a.la B tsarMtregl SlkeiS Fl rela Ha ka k ?- aa e - .
aa aak a a tl tka Baexaatadea, arrk radnressna I --.
disuses H sup'i eis (ist aVstaaajk sreiatge >? aa pre-tic i la,
it t reaMbeaaatttd tiederiaiu 'a.d kejewaaMba ttaadssae
I ? r?'y reretaMe 'r-t<neeaitJee, I ?*? - en. iifb wl.ea trf, :> bs
BOWBBWa) Sid > a aa r?kaallkla BS peat, the ?ste'a >'Ihe
K atalsSsSisays oia Faanaaaavs JksiSvae/,leasa eitk lab M Mas
iBiiaiMts aid i -" ti aaabsts Tkar nas tatn rraTt aa'iava With
a airi pa ?l eer o e fnher'i sn ma? Seed be beat ia B Itw B
W ii? 'ne>l i? there ai tvieb aSSSeSBOBe i ? it at S SBSt tB IwkteIks
sun. ard jan e i? ?I.IsatBI Ikt taBBBS
ArrtnEM o.% thk Miisis-ichi Tlie tow-lnat
M ??.->; p. ca| t fr en aaaaaagaptberivar,tritJ taesbjelaheaa,
Caal Baroti.fr at Hew Tett aidaa-n .r. 'i. t,~ , al the go? i?a
Turn, ?kt ut lUd'i l-i a.F N. kla*ad It a-'.aal i m lha ??? ,o.l a'ar
ti ar? kotier, tear r,t ups .mall portion rl the boi mt dart Si per
? ? ? i r e-tl ai tua boat or aeaaal, ie<-a:-e^ an i try Th'-'a-'
title biet is in an: r sn' is turpxed la bs?a j jmpel oierbuard ?
St tka t.r ? to aetideBt eccaired Iba u ?t be? staasaed to pa i ey a
1?? Itat fall n ait-Lard Irnm tba jib buvni of U.a 3-1 ai.a,?h.h.p
p.si. to BBSka itine M the Bei er?. tt. ?j lire i 14.
Thk Cottiiis Crop.?A lettsr from the Beaufort
? Ca) Dietrn t, hi the Charterten dfsrrery Bf tba l''h sty* Our
, n<f ? in tbie .a-n i y sra vary neprora aj..f This ra 'ninf, tp'il tha
..c we ee'e .'i'ad by a ?ary rona darab a fruat, wl, ,t ; ? ?
I - n-ry (Baaedirl DisaaaS) is >ar> ulo.u.I. as ?a i knom Ten
'en r a wit ! i r rr. Csttea ba- tome up rer. a or. after te, i< olautad,
a ? a- i tberod mft. a-i'iriety momim.a, it aaa j el
stksa ? Bi I *. bses kaawa, aas x? ? ? y ? f;-i-th o' a .'aB-i.
0 ? talaad BBMSerebkvebeee sena m\ mjmtmt a. far aa tne r C >rn
eeeacwael bis ai afBad a. t eaak am Iba.a ?e the nvar hsea
been o'ifrim ntta t hs' re p< rUio' ut 'ba r latJ tl med by ii|a ?s
ta- ? tke e,a anr a> K rat
Urticas RXCLAXATIOB on tke UBITBO
Ian*.?T'e Waal, : r. t mm under.t.ods ti at 'a Man ea for
in bws I kes. k?'etgk is ebestar ? Wasbiag c ? '? f -'me rsc'a
?rai-a n fr t the <?[ rstat uns ebaok c?*e 4-ar c airai'tad by I id aia
eras te tLe unite of tbe l uted ita'e. Tbs artira ut tne 1st?
bea>| aaa M?i ? hseda Bw Cabed S.aMa la p utert tka tarrf>ry
is* MaaiaB Sjbbi lastsa awasassas saCaageeat n.ds aa appropos
? r ? t paraeet tkeagk rawaaastelaBla do ae, sat the tec rat
?e i ire me Bt ? i 'y IM o 8 p?r .in.o. a Batirsb; icattqitta '.bs'e
aj.< i Id be some r a.D. tc"[ ted to r-ne-'y Uns a? I Ooe Late her is
:,,w .a Wee'-ir.*'. t. " 1 I ' '* > a.a i,i:b m 'h bio "illie
?'rue h is ix Una metier
ftr" A murder and rohbery in Sussex County
B ra| o"?d t> ? e fo'c/.n f.a,- i.'k. n to l,a?e bee-, p'ipatr.'al <b
a?BrtaaaajkaadSaertBMea laas <r. r as bat, Itaayatbtfa
'?taa-t'itinir i'lirnr mi'ln was s'urkad by tkraepersaea
? i' ,1.1 Is ibr st .us ri kbed biai af S lu. 4 boy, who eras m tba
a aaasSIBetBaa ???'Siaad ?.u> the I awes I ? ne.rh? ?rattown
?be>?IbaBBStatSSISsea?aBWStftTSd Tue> ??,..lejt.Hed by tea
t ] SBd :mpre? aed st Psw.
Tbbbi ?WiLt ism Ha Wt'isER is the
W'Mg carci a.r ror Coesrras tn B-dford County, Taoo
lo the lla District U F Hur'ey i Ixn-o) Is a csBdldete for
fi.rrrna Joseph M Anderson | Wh!.- i ts a c ?r.dtJeM 'or
torgresatc the Hid DUtrtct, and s uppoted by CaL Win
M.Charchweil Loco.
A SwiimLFR Cai cht.?0. W. Allen, an onau
B BaatdaajBetlarvariees Faa'ern a.aiai see aol neper*. ataasSsdL
'"?d erd rat rated ' iwiadl ue m He-' er. r?\.m . undar lue i ta,e ?I
'' vA st. Lass" ted l bsr<e u' tbe Sbar if I' Me- sr sr.d
1 ka bead at tba Juae Tarn fur ssadkl truts is Beater.
Fire tB B< hightk nar.?The brick ntton
fa. basat -rcktfb BaaeTaBM "a* tr'"*' rsSal iae] sight
Tba aia.ldiar aaaioaurad in the fnl? !?? teaarsira Co-np.-. .
H.r'i, .j. C'.ee. au STBS usrasd b) C H Meiritl, M t'oy *t, ,t
-." !i:r. II ' (Albsoy Bggaa
Death af a Hevolctmsart Patriot ?Mr.
Bethatial l*i}for4, trady^yesis. t.ed at Tsmaurth, S U us'ba
" '? alt He ai, at.te satte ol tutter H.H.
Fmabcipatios ra KE.an-i.Kr ?The Pari* !Ky.)
Ctftzrn taya tbst iMrty tar* slst?e hs'e oeea ?icasripataS ia Bj?r
Boo rtiaaty frow Jare 1*60. lo Mairb, 1181
y Wataoo, a I itizen of New Orleans, wss
?ju.erred by aoaaa qdIdiVb eeree? ia St Li eis oa the <id aK.
Cb5* Tl e black woman who was ton a: the t'rne
of tta Coadaa ranreer bas nearly recovered.
tlkr" Gen. Scott arrived ia New-Orleans on
U..iii Bit
Tee Oceea Sieaaaara.
LIST of STEAMERS roB THE MoSTH of MAT.
>?w? ef . ir-ae jf i fertef I (/mm mt i
J'-aee /arew-rtr-i Bkaerl*r, iatarta^ fc' ?rl.?erv,?
?Sew EsBb IB St.tee, Saw OUaaaa
a.w y n I Su-ee Sataar^a
asa Tort U' SM-ad ? ?
Haw To I It alewe San.ua utaAHarra
Paw T. f. ? Bnt??| leveapaaJ
r..alal> 'C Staleal b'.H
a,, yors i0 Br?sus|ferdj?kTbaa8i
IB*.Tort 0 ktataal Leery al
Baw T -n ? Stat Cksgea.,*r.
SWwTmklr. Mat-sl t-eaeiae
B.-I ? V ?Uiae| Caaf-a
aaeaua i*}- Brlaa-ILate-p Bd. .1
rsaeaafe <? BeBBM | l-a?-e?aad
a?w T.-ct ? s?a'eaia^tav*aa|aara
y?.t 10 B?.u t| Lnw?"?'
|..T,n C. S'.:? L-'?
y. .. iBoalea I? BnUaalLiverp' Bda ai
A * aatar. aci e^ep^ SB read (or Baafcad Armym mm* Sc I
er.? ?SBaasaba tka ts?A steer er eaita? ? a
Uaaea a, u^^JS-e ?UiS; c?>u?. i? s.
ee?e?d BaaaBJ eoe eatu s sbs?Ib rau Bleep'. Ba ? e pU ee r?
ri^?Ec?*^? * *?"r* cm"'L a s
r-a ? j f,, ,rr-, , a -< ? a^ a -a ? *1 a . -e
F???e?liw
Taings in PklheeJelpbta.
Conviaetvleace of TW Trltnie.
PH-L?o?LPfii i Thursday, May I
R#aJ)w there it nothing ti inform yoa ot". Jeer
THtfl??, except ?>a< May neue bar caruxry to aa i> day.
an Mbj Tha ??iCe aad waods In tbla ?ie'nliy era
J??-d ?o? in UM iea-eHae. cr?aa. use lilac htoama upoa
on' aa - t^Car act) the fa-w?>eee/e delighted witi L?ia tp
peera:./-? or tbetr growing er >pi
Tea Par oar'rat ia Peace Society Md its Snt Anaaal
M-e trg ai ib? Muat.-al fj-d Ha.1 tbla mom tag.
r>? t t ? aaM t . #t ??-?ti tmt mal ? -..?a a?.t e
*??**?. imt eneas taBa tf aa . wi im ,i aj< ? aj .
taaraws aaar?II aaaa. I1 t>a rt>l?H a a- ??. I i t
at (I ITij p?r: v at ahata tSara ir? laaaalari Tba aalaa for I W
'<>!)??Tpt* a arr ? tr ?i MaBOJ I I r "?-> ?a a-vl Mtratreate.
? ? i a., r rt .t iv ..???> H? ? r ?i aai " ra a*. ?-?
a t irqairaa a-car Waijan'a ika Vratar al at BO Taa 'a tar ia
. ? '- ? ?? ? . . -a t . a . ? ., W .? ,
M. t do aa'sa ha?r ha?a laparUJ. A am all Um ai PataKi.
?tTi ?. h. !?.,.,(?..: .,?? ?,. c ?, (
nitrr-t Jaw. af i ? ? taaVak faS ?n*? .-ta al -at o.u kz? ?
Lara, aad p a--, taarf ipaaaia. Wi.ii aaiia i a am?? tsar aaaaaai
.a ?>?> ail .1 >t- ia > k.'a
?..aa . -to !? rVfiaW* ?atfeataS*,i rtfc; i?. i'Cn
t-c insV-j . .t -i ?> ? > r --. ? > -. " i -? t ) .' il
>e?h?t!a c ta. twin at * tt ft ?! ??> Nt, IS%|
t'.W ? 10 U . ? ? ??? I ] -.- : - ', . SI D >a l-i a .
111 II ?0 KaeatUNi Koooa Tl , . BSjraj Haa-: at V.ri<a<a II ?>
?? It Qraral Tna.t. tl Kae-?r?? Ra t ?? I I Pa?a K R.
Il"i ta . I ,001 j.r. ?1?. a-. at ,>o, 4-\ , |? OS i ?. u ,
r tra aa. it,
?Vroiaw -SM ?taadic? ML Ml US 0 , a fail III I . ? I
r ??-. ;!-?, . si Jai Car aa, leTSj i i>?>ai> ''t. rat t 4
Toai i. ? I'tSt ?, rSak "lav statk, ij iTtt)ayaaaaOat
t?r'.a a-Suarj Cinal ii r*a-.i RK. ,? ! Pa m
laa
YUCATAN.
-4)
The Origin und ? hur?? tri ttt the) India*
War.
A correspotdei.t eem!s ns the following
concise sketch of the history ot the lr. iian
War in Yucatan, by which, at present,
the entire extermination of the white race
of that Peninsula is threatened. It gives
a brief, impartial, and inteiesting presenta?
tion of tha subject:
Peon servitude ii now ao well understood, that
I do not think it neceatery. at thle time, to dilate
on the subject; but I would however remark m
passant that the system is no worse than oar
former lews of imprisonment for debt. It is true,
t'.ie festure in the policy of the Spanish Itepub
lies has given rise to much discontent among tha
Indian population ; and parties taking; advantage
of this discontent, have offered conditions of ame- 1
lioration which they were unable to comply with;
the conaequcnce ot which wss, the Indiana were
led to scan their condition with more circamipee
t i'i. t r xiggerate tht ir grievances. Butia
Yucatan tloie who were hmdeit in their com
plaiuts, were not held in Peon servitude at all
but being Indians, their sympathy inclined to
ward th* ir brciluei,->\ the same rsee. Tuii feeling
wis more pattk alai y maalfestasj in aM the towns
and vil!ag-s bordering th" British settloment, tin
til at length it ap; eared in the interior of the
ttate, and pervaded the capital and principal ci?
to e. accompanied with threats, and hints of /w.
trful aiii in catc o! inturrection or revolutlm.
rhifl was in 1846, and in the ni'dst of tbis state
r: tl inps two ; an:es were divided on tho qiies
t.-<n rtla. - ? to the claims SGt fortn by the ludiaa
i 'j.i.latioo. neithtT of aybMl distinctly underfoid
the seer-1 motives which actuated tho m jvo ?
Ob? pany. iMBdad b| f"*Via?r aftnttat. was
I 'id in its aj n'liatt-iei for amelioration of the con?
ti twn of tho iBitiaBa. ai>d eoose'jiieiit'y a BSWSMta>
cmmtnlo took place in Caiupeaeliy, in lleeemher
Ptb, 1840, the objeot of whi.-?t was t> pl?"e
Dob r3antiaf;o Mendez m the fJosoiBBt'l chair.
At the same time, Braun amistaries, s) n? as
luming to bo petty traders, and some d n tors,
v ?re plajiDK distinct characters lliise who
Wero nBOBU d, euily gamel a eesstothe lesd
ir aj men of t^o white pipulation, and pro tie red
advice and assistai ee. whiieotheri, ft\4m\4xmg to
be more humble, carefully av.nded this elait, in
Ofdat to gain the conlidenco of the Indians, whim
tt ey plied with their sympathy, and di ated up.in
tl " wn.iirji aad w? akiu ss of their oppressirs.
In tho small town of Tihusuo, in the lots I >'
lived Antonio Trujeijue with a few other indolent
whites, ready for any expedition, either a<* .??.
Iba wlites or Ind ians an tho ciri-u-nitaaces
e' ? uld appear more to Ins advantage t j ? j .e
rt used the Indiana to insurrection, by prociataitng
tl attl e pnitiutieiamento at Campr? 'hy was the
Bagaal for their emancipation, and that foreipra aid
W aa Ot Baad. The iBdlant. ?? r. \.- uuder long
('i>preiiicn, aruie to a feartnl until, and mir,:hod,
Dt rather rutheil on tha ekty ol V adadoli'l, and in
Ibeif pith the -. U lag OS were laid waste with tire
and Wood. The city was given ap t? pillas;? and
a I who bad not the good IbftBBB to escape were
messet rid without >.istinction of sijoorsex, tiiey
' II snod that horrible out t witliottt retist^nee.
in the uutLtime the Government bdeime
i fmtd nt this sudden revolt, aii 1 hastily rusid
t fbraa to march on the lad ans and subdue then,
er st ail eventa to treat with them , the principal
I ir rs ot tho expedition being Truje jue and his
f k ods kofcra named, they having withdrawn
ft If BOBBtOl aBOa fron tho Indians, and become
I nrriots Tne It.diara were attounhvl at fus
ten ot atfairs to beheld the movers of the i.nur
recliOB so suddenly become trie assaiianrs, was
bayOBd their comprehension My a bold more
t e prop-rersnf tho Indiana wsi c locked, end a
miiitarjf police established for thirty leagues
it: ? und the scene of operations. Antonia Truj<i'|ue
I eeesae Orft l'< U'un, [Polilieal Head,) of tuts do
I ?rtru. nt, matting the town oi Poto his head
q 'Utters. 1 tier, c-ntmot.'-e 1 a system of taxation
I r the support of ihe OoTaTBSaoaf. or rather (rov
OreSBtBt OafJeara, in this uneapeet?'d emergency.
All tie ladiao land owners, or possessors of other
?I e eici of plop rty, wero called upon to render iu
t roil kB OBBtS among them was Janiuto Pat, the
I tt a .d ti.nit (.owerful Indian in the country.
? ,ue told Pa? that his wer Ckwf ami frwrnd,
no aning himself.. had tixed hie present contri?
bution at two thousand dollars. Pat was in lig
MBBtal this extortion, and replied that he owed
rum nothr.f. whereupon Trojeqae called a ser
gl snt ol the guard, and ordered bim to prison, at
the same time loading him with rcproacies, and
epithets, such ai jn tto, ladron, cmb'ttlero,
lution, Ac.
Juan Vaeqaas, who was at that time Commis
i er of the Uovemment, immediately gave Pat
1 ia liberty, and Truje<|ae n't ' this as a pretext
to seize upon the estate of Pat, whi-.h he contls
cated to his own use, and in less thsn two months,
H i ooju'ated one hundred thousand dollars ay his
pntriotum. fie snd his band of otlirais became
propfietofs af alt tha prtwaiaal estates sii iated
WBbiB his jurisdiction. At this criais, Pst, who
i ti until then rems ned passire, raited the atan
Card of rebi ll.on and called up >n ail Ihe ladiani
ol the PersiLS' ia to take up arms, as cbey bad
1-in deceived, that a war of races had out
n.cr.ccd, and one or the otuer mui: bs extin
' gutthed. Truje pie and hie band at olHctals con
1 tinned to practice the moat ?ripthttul ou:-atros on
the liidians in order to intimidate them, while
, Pat waa conatantly aUcotTthrinina; let ot wer for
? a n>iahty efert. At length he fell upon the
town of Tepicb, aix leagues from Ttbosuco
?ad reduced it to ashes. The force of Pst wu
ra;od!y incretiiLg, snd io?n amounted to eight
t cQSaUid men panting fur revenge , with this
I ri e 1 e rHacked Tihosuco and sustained a com?
bat "A three days, at the end of which be re
: mained master of tbep'aee Not a single white
. man waa spared wbo tall into hit bands , but the
B/1 men were reserved and comoedled to be?ae
t. . wi\ea of the Indiaas. The Indians continued
J to (lock h from aii parte to the tjwn of Tibosaco,
aayj here Pat made his final arrangement for the
? examination of tbe whites. He sent his emis?
saries io all directions, snd many of them re
tnrLed witn munitions ot wsr and funds, accom?
panied with white men from Belize.
In less than two oaontbe ho took poaseestoa
' snd occupied 8sban, Waymax, Vefcmu , gacalaee,
Tu um, Tibolop, Nobcacab, Peto, Chacalakia, in
fact al: that part of the country whkb had been
under tbe juriadiiti^n of Trujeijue, who together
with bis followers had taken relage ia tbe City of
Tesaz At this time the liorernment sent new
Comm'ssioners to treat with Pat, bat he declared
tbat be woald listen to no terms until the movers
of the revolution were delivered op to be pas
Ished accordtrg; to their desertei snd he named
Don Antonio Truje'tae, gtft politico, Lieut. Col.
DUO, V ictor Vicfccco, (lea. Dun Juan Vaavtoa* end
Cept Don Joe* Me. Betia. In the mldetof this
state of tbinge ktendex retired from the Govern
Btaast, end Miguel Barbachaoo was agaia in the
Ccatr. He immediately pat forth all W address
to aeve bis country from final rein; he sent a
t] si Lal envoy to Pat. wbo had several mtemews
With him, but they could come to no understand?
ing, as all the other chiefs were opposed to any
treaty with the whites From this moment they
become jealoae of tbe fidelity of Pat, and ac?
cused him of bekf bribed by tha Governiment.
Pstattribot.d this eospicion to tbe influence of
a few wi i o meo from Honduras, wbo wore eon
stently in t? e rear of his army, and in close oota
moi. on with the other chiefs. They, howarar.
roBti?a?d to act together until went? towrat
and rillairee fell iato their b?nde ? ara?t.g whieh
were the cittee of Takes. Yxamai. Oskeaoaea
Tirol. 8'tuta and YeasTee*; ar?i ftq the fa-ntltae
a hich bad tha good fortune to escape took rofagB)
in Menda or Dad to tba coaat Darin< theee aae
cesses Pat waa assassir ate<i by his own party.
At the Tillage of Motul Yaaques was ahot By
Oas Coegeya. Pecheoo was ahot by Z.uae ia
Recalar Antonio Truje.jne waa seiaed by tha
Government and o n'emi.ed la eight years taa
I in the pr:? n at Mert.ia After tea
rVatb of Pet, Zetma became the leader ot tea
Indiars, with wbont tbe itorernment attempted
to treat, but be waved every propoeition, uutit at
'cr-gth he raatiooelv hinted that their dtfficaltiee
mU on \ be settled by the arhitratioti of a third
, a.-ty 1'ro liovernrueat had long suspected taw
aaaral marhiaery by whii-h tha Indiana ware)
Bored, and now they beheld it revealed ia opea
day. To strer :thiaj their convictions?if that
were possible an informal as ? ?* made
to the leanirg men of the irovernment at Me rid a,
to divide their jurisdiction over the cueutry with
the Itcvans it wss suggested that as the east
em portion of the peninsula waa etvefly tnhah
ttad by the lndiat-b. it would ba better to make
a division of territory Tbis startling btat at ar?
bitration ami dismemberment was met with that
indignation which it deserved, and the subject
hsa tot yet been > rrieislly renewed. The alte?
rnate object, bowerer, is sttil kept in view, as
the Indiana are constantly reoetv.ng en,\>urajja>
raent and support from the aide of Hellte.
A Meerialiet iat ?onibi America..
We find in 9ome brilliant South Amer?
ican sketches the following account of tha
sorrows of a Socialist !
We stopped at a tolerably clean looking v east a
aad ordered dinner. Petrarch a proverb, ? Pom
rra emuda ?? ? I aj j. we soon found illustrate*!
in thia cabin. Aman waa sitting there clad iat
aimple Hammer clothea. He waa barefoot, aad
near him lay hia bundle upon hia walking auch,
probably the whole property of the wanderer.?
He was, perhaps, from M to If years old . aa*l
the high, arched and furrowed brow, at once iu*J?
cated a thinker At the first glance it tu eri.
dent that he was from the North of Karope. Ia
a l uropean tavern the traveler would not esper
dally raaaark auch an apparition, but ia thaaa
distant lands 1 could not but feel the sympathy;
ot race, and deairo to know more of the raaa.
We immediately fell into conversation, aad tha
remarks of the stranger upon the political eat
sat ial aspects of the country, were so profound aad
striking thst my hure t-aveling companion, waa
cared generally for no conversation bot the strict
ty mercantile, waa ainaadlasjlj attracted. Wa
very soon saw that the man s mind and educatiea
were not in ha-trony with hia present appearaanat
and coodith 1 He readily accepted our tnvita
to dim rr, ss if ti e whim of Fate winch had
so tedaead bis aaaaaa bad aal at ad touched hat
grcJ humor, and reminded mo of Baadi'a lines :
? fta sc wt St ?.??? ..: on my ? -s.l m Aaag
But beert and kog* a-n ami Issatat )<hidk "
1c appealed in the course ol conversation, that
nan new frit law was a Dane, and rot only a pes
1 ate (i.\olce, but a martyr to i ?urieriaaa. Ha
? < ka all tha Bei ipean languages with great fle
aa ey, and hB bad tra\ asatl through the whole ef
Ban>Mi at d parts of Asia and North Amertaa te
preach the 4V ctnnes, tbe results of which ho corny
tidered Staeatlal to the happiness of the buiuaa
race, and to the reparation of the yawning gape
in tbe aocial fabric of the world.
He gave us a I bort episode from his career. At
e tbe Prophet is never hon >red, so, at house.
L.? was al wa\a laughed at, and abroad, could ne
persuade Fortune to smile upon him. In ti us?
us the upper classes bad rn'tculed his ideas of
universal happiness, and tbo lower, who would
fiave won most from the spread of hia d h-tnnea,
treated Inn ahami fully, repeating the proverb
that "it is useless to aritua with stupidity."
reopoB be Ml into the hands of the Hussiaa
Police, and narrowly escaped a visit to Siberia,
r ey gave bias a stgnileaot what and he weal
on beard the tirst steamer to Liberk
In Lathas k. one ol tbo four llepublioa of <Jer
lay,I (t 11 |ha ti eat Powers, it would aeeaa
tl at li e world aalght have constantly in sight aa
11.Herat.le an example of too repubiineu form, ha
ml in t ksng tarry. In Mi ?klenburg he had aa
1 p| oriiinity of tasting to satiety the sweats of tha
paternal administrstb n of I'latice. and in Hanover
r the et nrteoy id its odBeisJa, especially
those of the police?aa be waited at the tribunal
to aiswir a charge, he was "quietly put ia
! prison ?a htrorite proceeding with the Hantv
rcriaa obaoial world, and as he complained ta
the eVtsVleja and guarrsos, they reproaohedl
biaat with it-gratitude. " Do jon not get beea
lifalrye brcalnot more than fourteen day a old,
and water delioioee to drink ' ' Aud when the
tToaraeold beeper seid phil re iphioaily, " Kvery
thu g h*s its fair aad foul side," he could not bat
n a pad 'i ee, but the fair side of a prison is the
outside." Wliereu|>on the keeper called him a
fool ami withdrew
In Cassel be almost fell under the paws of tha
ll'ssian wof Tr is wolf, according to his secouat
si.d whosoever has been in Cassel will know?
m aa a iimst aomirable whipping machine, whlok
b means of tbe eimplest machinery, flogged a
si <>re ot s'nners at a time He owed his esoapa
solely to ehaaoe; and thus his travels through
SarBsaay, Fra'.re and Italy, were but alrngUioav
iiain of Diiahapa and sorrows In Fruooe ha
had at once tbo grief aad joy of meeting his Mas?
ter Fourier, aad of seeing hkffi sink, worn, and
weary, and disappointed, into the grave.
Be was now tire 1 of Europe and aailed to the
New World, and the ocean breezea not at all costs'?
tag bis enthusiasm, be landed in Philadelphia.?
ai: the architeetaralaad personal charms of tea
city, however, were not for him. He had bat one
w iah? to publish a book he had written during tbe
voyage?"Tbe soctal deattny of man or aasocia*
Don arid re organization of industry, oa pi an story
Pi ehe r-yatem of Charlca Fourier." One day,
p. fog borne, he encountered a mass Temperance
ifet-tirg in Franklin square. He could not lose
thia Heaven seat opportunity of preaching the
true faith, and beiig perfectly familiar with Baa?
lish fhe leaped upon the tribune ar.d preluded us
? at irr pSe^BkJ, strain, " All drinkers and drunk?
ards are geniuses, and much more merit oar
? ii der than contempt I" The words were of
course aurhncnt fat a tumult, and cries of " Dowa
with him, down with him, were mingled with
the si outs ol " Very good, vary good,' prooeediag
fr m a band of rowdies and loafers, who ware
not at all aorry to hear that they were objeota 01*
retpeet and veneration?for one orator, too fall of
1st' pui>- to hesr the uprosr, continued?" Vae, I
ssy petiusee, who, by the Islse arrangements af
our society, are now re; roaches instesd of orna?
ments tr the h'imsn family. It you turn roar
paeasBBe I at of the door, be aura they will oiiaah
in a: the window. You muat study Fourier mpi
I my work apon the social destiny of
Msn. Your mass meetings will do no good?
y'jor refcrrns are all superficial, if you give op
kaaskdy >ou will take wine, and what is worse?
opium. At this petal tbe storm became uuooa
trollsble, and the moderate men sought to throw
him outot the tribune, while the loafers and row?
dies tried to preserve the freedom of speech. A
f .rims Hi'Kt arose, bt the midst of which oar aa
lucky Socialist was bruised and battered in the
aat frightful manner. Bloody, and with torn
clothes, he was hustled from one party to the
other, as neither vanquished, and be was hot a
chip upon the sea. He barely escaped with his
life In Augusta, Georgia, the same fata threat?
ened him?that Augusta of which Oaptato
Mary att says that all Ireland does not afford aacat
! a mass of crime as one little town in America.
camely Augusta, in which, oat of a population of
ii I souls there were In ooe year not leas thee 5?
morders in broad day light, and all escspad the
coBgrizanre of tbe police. In thiac ty, ao repra
u nted by Marvalt, but merely by the bye? oar
' appy friead narrowly escaped Lynching, as
I bis peculiar views failed to enlist tha sympathy
of the slaveholders.
After so many bitter experiences, Mr Peter
Peterson rcliopjwiabed bia work of reform aad
stopped for Brazil, where, in tha rooky retreats
: Pray a Vermelba, near Rio, he hoped to speed
ti e remainder of his days in the strictest reure
nieut. He closed his sorro wfol story with a bit
lee smile and these words "Those who have
an> thing are too seltisb to bring aay offering to
trie common good? tboae who have nothing are
too cowardly and stupid to understand their tree
welfare. Wo to the aaaa who consecrate* bia
ta.ents to tha caoae of humanity ' log
aid contempt are sore to be hia rearard.'
Here the Socialist shouldered h's boodle and
took tbe road to Rio. and tbe words of Bus ro-e
to my mind, " (Mntm mem earrtrei porto

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