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SjTJ?If.Hf/llOES.
fiKMTL*Micf<'* Sennit Weak.?Fimt
_ggffSa , . ? I Md Uneu
aCt? zSm ' 5k v <?. and Lusvr do ,
j!S r ? ? ? ? -i/ine and Drilling
y?"?. * ? ' L Marssiilet
V.J.: 'u?i>m ti Co.. Ol swenawri y,
American ft'**-!
ft? f'ive Tiioi;-.' ' ra da "f Lawns ntvi
Muslins rdd in or' du 1 !?? ' em-la.ms
every <*ae Why. they at Idalfl e price et"om stul
lai mm tarnt, aap art * di ? rth i ? ihiUiti per yard
A'v, rv-ry art..!? . f ?? > 1 <? s ,',d a*, great
bargain*. Barer*? i I ?.?;... Raraga d
Ijuir-i Pop/line. SiU ?" I I. nen <?.?>ds. Parasols. Shawl,.
Msnlilias, Yisettet Crape v. 's.anil ail kinds of s-iiimer
a/ear, for men and he; ? at l sari ifla e, st O MB
aim's, JO Grand- at Btenot ?OfWkaVd ??
t** Citizt i b si , era are invited to
tjtjj and ?ramr I ItM tat I I >??. Shoes and new
style of Gattes, lor sal- B. IwAKEB'l I'XIOM, tl
Ni*?u d, wb?r? a laig isa r. ent r?n be funnd at ret at;
fee wholesale, pr,cea jyt Iw*
IdT* Tatatifa for Saratoga SpriagSa New
uort. aief other water ? laces Must an forret t? rall al
Mr M . ui C.H. fShaeahi
fore gum* Ton will und Landsoi .. o >.ter-i at Vi 14 iad .
?hillings, withShpj. ?, 1 ? andb ikiaa,ati aterateyeioea,
amiable fjr dre?? and '-.is k to,Miees andchiUrea'l
Qtuter Hoots arid Shoo*.v at
J U MJLLata'l, 131 Canal-.'
Health amd Comport?The Zephyr
l nder Garment! to be 1 a ? , f BAIteri-l * Ray, IUI Bowery,
are the most Comforts'. <? art < ? U.e kind in wee. Tue'"
eantlr absorb i?rsi/ira> r.. , i' ? Ueaaelf light and el??
t?r?ttvee warding off ?> V.l.-: .?tnlla, waist tlie> ?rcatly pco
Bio!? the rood at of tuo _r..r
HP Fine French Ldtwrra, warranted fast
?oiTs, far Is a yard , Lean'. : i Ha-.-r. k for la Cd. fine G.nr
hama for la, and Bilk he< ei ' -? ..? d.nes. Foul a- ; - .
all kinds of Kummer ?hawN an ) Mai.rillas, Krenrh Mu?
hm>, Be fee equally < :>? ap, ?fwi?! ?; Hit -
fc LRsliBBATEa's. 347 Rre ? ? !.<? nard-nt wh-r<;
D'A only the ladies are *er. 4 ..la rvnryttune they want in
the line of Drv G<ioda i n: ?. .. re p i 'asMBI wdl alv.get
rhstr Uloens,Crars'a, lidsh S-*ks fee.,fec .asnehehi n -
er than at gent lern? n-f.N
Eleoamt Frknch Bridal ('a'idh asd Km
*tl,or-?The sul.%rr,?<-r w aid rawpeetfhUy rail ths at?
tention of parties reqn'a. ? > : tn?y iilae ant to hki
be?'.tif<d style of B'.'.ai ' >rw, >.''!?elo,.a and Wedding
BViisa in the latest BM da
lyt Int Esihi s.l Broed my,cat of Duane-st.
AmekICAN IhferttvFoRTl AaWQCUTfOB?
V Mioii-d uuoa the Man, kyJeee' the I iMaas and ArsMasor
latuig Knna A's a iat.ci. . ??? their benefits fa
the purchase and di?tr.i it .a, f Piamo FonfKs Thesys
lotn u> that of awsteej be airfi ind isssstth that sissy person,
jn in moderate eiWeeSaetaiil i B, enn n.,w own avab.a'de
tnstr'inietit; also one tfciit " ? hl I Pi'tn.s asaj sr.>
their nitaney. Kaih Biea.' + r OaVtaees 'tis own insuuineut
?' o, >!.. br?t !? ar.nf.o ?? ? ? D ifee ' Tlio orraui/.stion
nt the first R?iety alr?.ulj ahvsi ? lbs I ?n"bt? of the Asso?
ciation Tb? firs' wate has been '<sMeesed and tfes Pison
? warded to one of the in?nit?rs /ml handredsof Pianos
wdl now las duitnbute.l \t, those who hare not the means to
purchase one outright All aersoSM iho feel interestrd in
this ptpolar movement tr< latepetitftlllj invited to < ail ,nd
subscribe. Office of tht Association, lift Broadway, |.a
targe Buddings, Room J J U rM it Watsoh, Trustees
Fire I Fire ! Firi: !?Frnni the New <)r
ieann Puwyune?A Ppii ?? t ? Pi i k?A correspoi^lant of
the New-York Courtrr A f'"-?ftrer, wntea an acz-ouat of a
new nt* safe whitb wi? ? / I to a heal that complete!*
deetreyei its tvansfeaates aadrVoBS1 hu b was taken, after
the trial, a nee reciter ami a Ump a. t' imprd butter. The
butter was haidar than when it wax put in, the stamp re
maiiuns perfei t, anil uV I star cs i t sin e and ??11,
oaly suffering from the cold, ai i .''wo.-7 frntrn by the mil
uses of the temperature'.c -:. j i hi id beeB et Bused 1
The public are assured'./,at the aboi n is no jmff, but the
roottrr iii ttttmy tart Mi an he easjB dtdfy la the eture mt
Sit hit wooo h Fl I BO IB Uli IM '.v'ali r-s' sieept ibinng the
h iurt when he aiceeipai m i the carl with the burnt taftt
The line ol Pr.s-eiaion i e. Mi ' i. ? ? from Water st up
Wall ta??aadway, then tbrooj . ( liatliam awl the Bowery
ta'Attor Place, aud do", i. n. : iw .. to the Metsnm where
the r swter will be ilep*- Med f r t ib n?|?tctiou of the cii'i
OBB
Hkilliant Dboovbricb.?" The Deeapi
tati m of Thoa Rwtans, Baa . I rnt .ssiotier of Patents, br
theeteeutiTO," woe one ef D , must wonderful dicoveries,
?' m h<ei.a of whieb " he tave a "Bi lei t Dianas H ia w.viU
tagten last Winter. Th.? ilitctrtery, however, was imagin?
ative luereiy.
The parment to Oeral?e.,r in IDO if S?.nno for a license t'i
work laaoet Goodttur's i >'? nt. whick Day has only lately
dus'overed ttof uu >?r it . great boo rery,bot ma le'oo
Ute to benefit hiai
Day's offer i if I't the convaMioa of tafriagert
on Ooodyeer't Patent", on win,;, he himself had hieea the
chief, tnd ia now the si ly ini: nger, wai abtilhant coneep
tion of Day's and andesibti d 1 rtginal m .th him
Day's ditcovory of Ooedyeat'l treat at cret of tiilcani/mg
Mubiier a full rear bsatri rJbbj plication Ba hi.< I'atmt there
fOf tt aa etpente to D.ir A my <v ...j n, a man whoaad
taarned the teeret in Getalyeai ? net rv, was a brill nut sa
hi biti jo of mveiitivi line - ind i^urda a striking proof of
how closely huh Inventor ' ? Bt atetiSseofouoa upotttho
hssla of another
Notice to nu I^BUr.?We have im
tioBd an attempt on the aart 11 De loinvn te afftataal atea
in his law suits, by a Boats il i n rhieh he has the daring
to Intimate that ths ante 1 . thru n behalf of the Nhna
Astociati.m against dealer in Day's Miees, is naauthorixed
W* ran oelv sav. in reply, that i h St a h iso deal ami doubt
trill hate their doubts epei ? .I npoa proof of theu
iiubi: .i wil'i Us. i?. ' - Beat . by pureli Ising r
by selling the Btratad ari' le w hea Day i setiicet arort
guired m uewtpaprr pahhcal >nt foi us. dun notice u ill be
given
In behalf ef n ik Co K oil a Co . L. Candee. Mar.
?ard Rubber Co., an.I <>th. n j>71i"
Watts's Nervo's \n i idoi - New -York,
fals llth, MM.?1 base hern affiict. with si VRua' Daaes
ini two ysats and u half ol . id a description at I have
? vsi haatw of 1 to Beel rt . ,iii\. seen ruepnato ant
it the worst case thty bo. >e ei n I had a ps-s from the
Alma House on h'rular. Ith l dar) I >d kpphed to Di.
Wan 'a the Elertr c.\l N'e ? >i snakinc the imrraTprawilili
?t?te? head, shook te a.... i.as, witlMxi ceasing, Ii is
a <w alxiut naif pot Art iree I ars aftet,aad I am
omit cuird, jMisitit? >y <e i . \ In tag nan fMiecrtbe j
ihe change, hut as I'r Rogers lad l> Im Urns ?eil tta
ibout live huiulted UM lies l*>g?lilt s a the WaidOB,Mr. j
Kitrh.knowiher.it?. it ea ? ? . bt eat?Bed leiaeri
r-.icesl no |*in, but.. e. .si i ... i .i ist.,!-, -inn, -iti
tattoadanagthetuai ft ? ? ?; ,e u i
W .loessed b\ MtKM i\ J,.,NM.>v,
h Mi i) >*l ii,
;?s' c Himmam,
COkBBI it Ol no.
1 ue>l i" i aJJMtT WtT 1 s, ,lr .
t \> i'.i ' i ,v'a rr.s.
i?' Ii...h . Ml DOBALP,
Ddtvit la.'Nassau , riLPA VaSt}ve1
None ark so Dbat " tn OSS who will
nor IIbab ''-This proverb ,^ beanie to all" i>nf ? par
t ms who may hau BgJHt '< I 1>- [.OTBaBB
Auiust, |ti Broadway. bB. r t... woadnrl Tit rf rlttfatas
that tie daily |MOb med 1 n I? ?.-ess us an \. .,st
ts uuntr?s>deat?d,a,'ii h.s treati tent aaatusaded with pain or
danger Teetimon us:, . i ,t I,, liar tuliimaiy. n
Broadiwajr ?heie h CAaN . niBed pei ...ually or bv let?
ter, dail). frvNii $ til' .' .??.?$!, nu aid letters red.s,-,|
)ft *t?
A isONO POB lIotlBBKEEPSBS.?
Jo, ' joy I em h ttatliitlBlia ...vet ?
Beoi.sss. Bad Cogk v ,' ml Muth?aa destroy
Half of our v ,ru, wearh, r i .ics n. * are o\?r
i.ton's famed P..ad.-' itheaotireoef ?ur fa)
Im 1 joy ' fat sat aaatrn ? and . sBara,
Thanks t.> In- Pi Us, now I \ ernun are clear .
"??OB IBlt and H.O.J . u v s? > il?, pllienng fellow t,
Mam by thara Pius, Seal our i aa lisianeej
IVlsit for Lve> - mb, kttic Powdel and Pint IJI
BroBiW oH-t*
Knapp'sHkai us RrSTORATtYS Hitters.
? Thete It no medu'i ie so i ...,iu'., ,si u< the prssenl
sB.taou of the year aa'.bete i l.r . i * s, ei i In cleanse
the tliimach and Ww- s, ?ru vm- that Isralth) tone and
ensr?) t ? the digvat v?' ?ei? which are so necesaarv t? '
iweissre thvs ayaiBiu to Bad . .-,< ihr .1.-' laaiiiot change oi .
itni.wehere luciaeot-.l i > ^ -,r.^.r v*..i ,1,SBsayaI i h.-omu 1
^ffe. u aa. gtunal w > is.n 1 de'' it and til tttaeast t ,
ansiiut therefrom, they can be ie ? I apna as an absolute i
spavin.' Sueh is the te-. .anit.y ,?? i . .,i> f ateful witneeses,
wli.... reeatered teal;'. . 1'.dearth s, .k 1. uder t'i m
wo'.li Oenertl a>|sM, MM Hadetai-ai Ftftv cents per
BeaMa
t'ovBTBv Ajotsstumrci tik W. II. Mt
DMsiiu.lMSivin ic.a ?> Afg-aT?W R. M ha>on
die and is daily te> ? ? , tBavw letatusg n, ws'.apera '
ui the VaSea Stai ?h eh t 'u.:v ralksii ?ntt a
aulhoi'ty ta recerv,- - onntl *M t A urriisrug in at tho
iow.-at nates oliatt"t ' > ' . ?> HataapBO ft Basd IB ,
? Uit''readkng-ras r\ e -.. siiur i uinei v. the Kichange J
Badwthat reestius-ris . ttp I e - i t invited t.> , all
aadesastsint them Patsfdlll a, kith tilts MtavWBt v
lursLsiird to advtrtst. rt
Hammocks!?Lauil sV Uo , stMhtlSfl and
introducers of rssiota. v.r ?eejaVeaaBau Hats. A t and s
Astor BMsbbs, Bkroadway. will itoa d*v open several bale*
?it4*r.ar Measraa Grws-i:? .-v., v j>;tt
KtV See aMlitttlasnasnt i>t' iIssbitts
aVap Powder ?u Socond ? are
tW Fowlm--?* A Writs., rhienolosiisla
nl rekh hrn Q- B tMMaaaaB ? near th.-Pats.
Thk Shi nk A!, m ?ihm I RBSJa^MflBI ?
One of the most ittri-r?'' te* akfaMOatMa of the 4th
araa tNe creetton of tl.e Voi.it -.??t M l>ap:ie. to the
memory ol the late t.ovcr-ic.r Shunk. of this State
The Budtfearsj wo.-? iwiepr, n theffuaj several tltoiis
and, a.-vUsng which wo;o lw<> coiejuiu'es ot infan'.rt
md one of dragvx -i- t adoSKrl M g -''. Ju ge ? h im;>
neys, ed LanckMc v. i strreral Othot dtatlAWAtMaird
oiUSSM were present- k t.'etman choir, fivai
!">?.; sJeiuhu. w\ s... t ? ytjral beautlfnl laslaftaro
Pttste pefvc.s of : ? b- , ..,>?'. ti;v.n tb* '.te
and character of hie. .? - ? wV>* asl.es the Monu
men'. i> raises!. ? - > ,y ' <'.;: Jthl:e Yt\x\l
ward, of Lkiotui iovia;.. The Monuinent us a plain
sliaft of white ni'Me w\ mvt>unted bv an American
aajjie. and stun Bjbj apoai i pidiMsJ of Pennsylvania
granite. On oae i^aM - t Prv IIa boM of the late
trovcraor, with un . isor.i r-c.m d? .v.r.ng his age ,\rkl
pttblie services t>?. Dae o'ber an appropriate c;utap.\.
:lleatinJ| tPv) Dem ..-r.it
W The WtBhUY t'aop of thi.-s ('omstv,
whielt is one of the ever resijx>l in u both h>r
.jualKy and iiua.it t .', is prvtty much out of the way
ol wr-Alhcr, ami a ' ;r ar. ;i ol tjra&s h being r-qadly
Hitawajr. Oafc? arc nbatesuu| .or iha harten ant
vtiil bt) a sdnwg anv? in every sense Without a rain
ui a lew days, wt c : k mane pgBMOf 1 and " gerdew
t**4~ gen era 11> v It) ha ;um |aajlaut ior The ,-.o'nL>
?are in airtjaxs for ri>*r.\ ita wee4> r-un?where i?
i^easor Bspr ' Wo th.n* there are raaav acre*
which hartproJu ed at Ir-aM ft t? t-isicis nt wheM
I Sin teuton -I' ? (Bid Advoeatw.
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEW'TOBK, MONDAY, JULY if ISsS
tW P'rvnu ano'.'. Irarrar tk* C';ty Annrnje ths Baaaaaf
M>oatb? can has* the, Dt/v 7Vw?w? aent tothesa by leaving
ut asndius tbt-ir addrr.? to th? P ibb'-aliei VB-?, C -rnrr a]
Br.nire ?i>d N'aj-?Ji'i ?-? , i'.tiomw tba Cltjr Hail Prvw 3?
cutt a a*' nib. va-able in aduaacs.
To Correspondent*.
J. I w ? y . i vriaa ut i'li aad ilaeetfj.m bf there
wir? e.,n-efhtr.r ? 5 ??<?; d'-ired t? ?a/ b t u->-re
tain how I i ptt %: it
For Europe.
The next nnmbai of TV TrJmv for Rmwmmtk
Cirr-ulatirm wi!! be issued on WEDNESDAY
MORN IM . || ') fcknik. It w;ll contain <>'\ the
latent BOWS up to lbs time of fating to press.
The Afrit* Bails from this port on Wednesday ?t
i2o'e!ock.
.Tfr. WeaWthf* ?tili in the Cabinet.
We are inclined to believe that there
r:,nst have been at east a partial foundation
lor tlie reports that Mr. Webster had resigB
cd ; but whatever rim have been hi*, wish
or intention heretofore, it is now certain
that he ha'; determined to keep his place in
the Cabinet, at least for the present.
Runaway Mlavcs.
Ft has latterly been .-.aid. again and again,
that the South would dissolve the Union if
fupitive slaves were not sent back when
'?ailed for. On the other hand we have
heard, rather indirectly than directly, indeed,
a great deal of a large party at the North
which would dissolve the 1 *ni<?n, or at h ast,
do everything possible toward it if they
were sent back. Neither of these assertions
or implications i- true. Let us look at the
tacts.
We presume there are a great many hon?
est-hearted and weak-hr nded gentlemen in
the Slave States who are in a condition of
intense nervous excitement about Slavery,
who, in fact, are ready lo faint when the
word b pronounced w ith the accent of free
born li| s. These gentlemen reoard the end
of the world as close at hand, and no doubt
hnrrv OB their useen.-ion robes at the sound
of a flab-born with all the dispatch of a prac?
tise d disciple of Fsthw] Miller. To hint
in their loam." thai Slavery is not a divine
inatitation and under ih" special patronage of
Heavi n. ia to deserve tar and feathers and
a promenade upon a rail. For them our
political system is already a doleful ruin,
.nid the most glorious form of government
man e.er devised the object of tears and
lamentations, like a friend lying dead in the
house, disunion they have grown fantiliat
with by often threatening to perpetrate it,
and hearing otl era threaten, till at last they
only wait an occasion for it to come of it?
self. That occasion they assure as will be
;he modification of the Fugitive Slave Law.
whoover daresti.cse ixu.tsdiialnet
M ukt tooi t Boaahaatea ha a to face 1
It is true that they have announced the
same catastrophe sine to arrive on other
occasions,? on tl e admission of California,
the separation of New-Mexico from Texas,
oi the exeltisioo of* Slavery from the terri?
tories. And \et California was admitted.
N? w-Mexico was organised as an Independ?
ent territory, BBrd we have vet to hear of the
transportation of any considerable ntunbei
of siaves to New Mexico or Utah. Bat
the or< ;it , an, it of disunion has not been
performed. And now, having been driven
from these positions, the same oracles of
despair and destruction proclaim either m
tones ni p? nace oi of tearful exhortation,
thai what the} have BOt done when there
was something real at issue, they will now
do whin the point ia to them BOt worth a
farthing. If the Pngitive Slave Law is
modified they will dissolve the IJlUOB.
Ard lila an iai I tsisntial patent tadeil,
Leat r not antes t.ei,:nd
What degree of respect is lo be paid lo
BO si ii-eless a wanin g, how far we ought
to regard this awful threat, we have endeav?
ored to BBtOW 00 former occasions. Hut
when we heai the menace repeated, we
cannot suppress ihe wish that these silly
hoys might be (-ratified for a while, ami al?
lowed to quit the I'nton and left to take CBM
i f themselves alone. Not long would they
crave such inde|? ndenee, Soon, like weary
truants, they w ould return to the genial
shade and secuiily of the looAiee and the
fireside they had abandoned, and, grown
wise bv sad experience, would never more
desire to wander. Hut this ?> ou| of the
,;ui .-tiou. They cuiinot ba allowed to cut
up such capers, nor in truth ia anything fur?
ther from tli* ir n.tei tion. They would feel
badly if the chance were open to them, j
The] rove bluster, but hate action.
Nor shall we bestow any pleasure on these
gentlemen when we assure them that !he
eotitinoencx OB which they have based the
execution of tin .r grand schein? of pyrotech?
nics is not likely to occur. We look in vain
for the probability of a repeal or modifica?
tion of ihe Fug itiea Slav a Law. That law
we suppose is destined to remain on the
Statute book We could wish it were oth?
erwise. We eou'd vriah to have it modified
in mauy BaitfcoJars, especially by the intro?
duction of a jury trial IBhflltfl its provisions.
Hut there Us BOt the least indication that
su. b a change v ill be made. The next Con?
gress w?l not b ake it. There is no where
a great party den anding it. Public senti?
ment regards it wnh comparative indiffer?
ence There ia BO such overwhelming popu?
lar movement :n fjvor f repealing or chang?
ing this law as there was at the north in
IS IH and "49 against the extension of Sla?
very. How then csii the law be touched ?
Nor in truth is the matter of so great
practical coHee-mcn? e as has been aupposed.
To the South the law is of no real advantage,
because the expense of getting a slave un?
der it is after all BjaPfB than he is worth.
What is tbe market \alue st* all the slaves
reclaimed by virtue oi its provisions who ?
would not haw been ic-laimed without it?
I* it *10,(HH> ! We don't believe it, but at
. ty rate we t; ? <u;o that whatever it is, '
ihe captives have not ptid the eKSMase. ' Jor
tair.ly compared with the number of run?
aways the number of th<>-*e uken back to
Slavery is scarce a drop in the bucket.
The law is then worthh ?- lo the South, ex?
cept so far ax it may satisfy the BPOCfptl
bilitiea and appease the wotmled dignity of
shrve owner.-.
At the North the i'oeling against the law
is rather one of abstract prin inle than of
universal, over-ready interest, it is seen
tbat the law is an improper one. nvoring
.Slavery as.d tr;.TH\ lir.g on the time-honored
gqartnuttll of American freedom, bat still
this fad does not rouse the people to action.
We re slaves reca; tured every day it would
I e othl raise, but so rare are such capta ret,
and -o varii i,- and easy tin1 means of con
veving fugitives into safety under the Hrit
iah flagi that there i.- r.o generJ excit ment
or. ti c tul ject. It is seen that the main
poinl at lcsne in the struggle of'48-*48 was
VDtl by freedom, and though an occasional
outrage on humanity may be committed un?
der the law, still in the rea. ti> n which nc
c? f sarily succeeds a warm popular move?
ment there is a disposition to let the law it?
self remain ur.tonehed and subside into its
natural place as a dead letter. Sometimes
badet,:. when in seme rare ease it is brought
forth and applied, as sometimes happened
with the lav* which preceded it. there will
be local excitement, but a warm general
feeling is not to be expected. As we said,
we covld for 5ome reasons wish this were
otherwise. Hut these are the facts; the
people will m>t a't, and in such a case wo
must acknowledge their decision evil
while duty may require us sometimes to op?
pose it.
The (nth is that the business of slave
? hing would never have assumed cuch
magnitude in the juMie view, hut for the
great ContTOTCrSJ on the more important
question of Slavery Extensii ii. The South
would never have thought mu<h about it
had not defeat on the main issues of that
control erst made her strenuous about lesser
things. The South annexed Texas to ex
i: i.i! :tir powei of Slavery, and by the help
of Northern ' Democrats," (we will not DOW
ii.< ntion names.) carried the day in that
sttuggle. Hut that was notcnottgh. The
Mexican war was made and the Territories
acquired, all with a view to the same end of
( \ ending the Southern institution and pcr
petaating its power. Hut here the North,
which had meekly acquiesced in the Texas
operation, kicked out of the traces, and the
Free Soil agitation begun. In the contest
then set on foot, each party, of course,
raked up every ground for complaint against
the other, and the South made a great ado
al out the ( scape of slaves. And while
I? att u on the main question,?thanks to a
Wing administration and the firmness of
come gallant spirits among the Northern
members of Congress,?the Slavery party
got the pTCsent Fugitive Law enacted,
and**?much good may it do them.
For the whole agitation tic So itfa is re
?pouaible. Und it obeyed the dictates of
. I actical a isdi m, staid at home and minded
iisown business?had it concentrated its
population instead of dispersing, and had
:i 'it Texaa and Mexico alone, the Free
Soil Party would not have been called into
i \ stence, i orwonld there have been any ne
eessitj foi earing the Fnion. Nor yet
would a new fugitive law have been enaet
ed, but on 'hat head things would have gone
a quietly as before, slaves would now
and then have escaped from the border
States, and one out of fifty or so w ould have
been recaptured. Hut the grabbing or
b sil of tht in would not have been a ques?
tion of national importance a>< they have
DOW rought to make it appear, nor would
the South have endimd any humiliation.
The lesson is a good one; let u- hope it
may be im, roved, and that the South may
at last profit by experience and in future
avoid a'l unwise attempts to enlarge the
an a of it.-, institutions.
And DOW that this agitation is substanti?
ally over for the present at least, we may
express our conviction that it has been a
most useful thing. It has viitually put a
check on future schemes of annexing Slave
S:at<'s, it haa strrnethencd th? t'nion as a
Storm punf.es the atmosphere, and shown
the full absurdity of Souih Carolina separa?
tism. It baa rooted deeper the natural dis?
like of fret men to slavery, and when that in?
stitution shall at last cease to exist on this
continent, are doubt not that those who wiu
! t -s Us extinction will look back with grate?
ful remembrance to tho crisis we have just
gone through.
Si ch is the pnv-pect DS regards this law.
There is no chance lor its immediate repeal
or modification. But while we shall not at?
tempt any new agitation for an end whose
attainment we cannot anticipate, we shall
not withhold any part of our convictions on
the subject whenever they are called for by
an antagoi ;.-t or by the attempt to carry a
mau into slavery by virtue of its authority.
The Quern ?m4 the Jvaraalkst,
A very capital Vliter is Mr. Jt lv>> Lk
COMT1 of the Indejirndane Bti^e, whose
trs from London and Paris occasionally I
grace the columns of the Covrnrr Jet Etats
Un's. He if now at London doing the
(Ireut Exhibition and recounts in a pleasant
way a brief exchange of words he had one
morning with the Queen. We translate:
'?One day I vver.t to the Exhiblnon very early
ir. the mcrnirg to look about freely m the de
I ar'mer.t marhwery before the arrival of the
crow i. I waa engaged, in a sort of court,
among a variety o' hydraui'c apparatus, when
>?.. ierny the Queen and the Prince ca r.e out oi
the neighboring angle. I was thus uvijH-cted
ly face t j tace with the royal couple, ray pencil
m hit:.', ?aken -n 'he act al IbnSJB olservaticn.
The QrjOeC speke in a low rsics t > Prince Ai
I looked at her, d\iaiCOStaSg nothing, and
(riving sn ess? MtrrTSftrff to n curiosity which
had 1 -rfcre had but poor BatJefotkn. Suddenly
s \o.ce -aid lo me :
?? ? vw r nett 11 French " ' Yes, Ms !am.'
h ? ?.r.ii'ur m tskirn: notes I* ' Ye*. Maiam
" ? For BSBBS journal, perhaps " 1 Kor lbs /*?/<??
! Ft'c. yo'.r Mvesty.*
I ?? Af thi? declaration the Queen an! the
Vr.:.' a, lootlaal at ea.h other, exchanged a
?to! ho" after which ht.r Ma.esty deigned to
rerly ;
'??We h(pe that you wii! he 1 ' 1 PWOT?
al le ' [Thii last aroid was BfBexxnarsd aria an
fogUsk at cat, wfcsca formed a complete eon
Irstt with the ptttBCtry French arti:t;ht:^n of
the rett ]
'?4 The best way of being favorable is to be
mi',' I answered. The Queen smi'ed, made a
s'nrht bow. Prince Albert rnisid his hat. and
thtv tOTBed to the exhibitor of the hydraulic ma
chu.e . w ho w.? waitmir with ? ?mile on hi- lips
and an nMJuJst look
??This is evidently the place (or me to draw
tan , rtrai'.s. The Queen small, and her per
d . j roVsMW fbf the seventh or eighth tJaM in
an intl resting manner, as they say here. Prob
ai !v to this situation is to be attributed the im?
pression she made on me of being a little older
than she really is, for you know Queen Victoria ia
sill! w hat can be called a young woomb. Wh"th
er it w< re the fatigue of the ball, or th* result of
her ir'ercgting (I repeat this word tor want ot an?
other) situation, i did not see in hor lace anything
of th ttype stamped in profile on the n.vional coin,
or that represented m the portraits which cir?
culate throughout Kuro; c. The hair of her
Ma esty is of a solt chestnut. her DOOS has an
imperious rune , her mouth is Austrian, and
has ? prominent movement ot the lower lip,
whic h, m expressing certain impressions, gives
the mouth a QOOOt outl.;.I
' The toilette of Queen Victoria would have
driven a Parisian lady to despair. Her Ma BSty
wore a skirl of transparent muslin, with setaaJs
over aa underskirt of blue silk. I pmk mantilla,
a blue hat, a':d strnw gloves, bail!, fitting.
Prince Albert, a very handsome fellow, looking
ti uch like the nsosl portraits (Princesare al
wa)s bartered.) in c, i dilation, was dressed with
more negligence, in a brown frock coat, /ray
pantaloons, and silk cravat Hut why that
great blue ribbon of the Oldef ol the Garter so
early in the morning, and with sued a eoa*
turne f
M as*.?.( hi sk i 11 Politics.?A rneeting
was held at Salert! recently. " pursuant to call,"
to che. >e Delegates to the ?? Democratic'1 Stats
Convention, and twtht Democrats were in atten?
dance, who appointed thirteen Delegates to the
State Convention. This is going a stop beyond
some ofthe '? Democratic-' movements m the Ci'y
of New-York We had supposed that the day of
?window committees' sad similar dodges bad
passed away, hut the result of the " great Dem
?static nicetim;" at s dem shows that MCh is not
the case, h justice to the ' regular DeaiocraeT1
of Salem we must say that another meeting h IS
been called for the choice of Delegates 14who
will truly represent the mass of the party"?so
Salem w ill be doubly represented st the State
Convention at Worcester m August. The real
object of these " boitmg" demonstrations is to
test til" |iower of coalition Loco-F"coisin an I ll
iaeoppeeed the ' Nationals' will hold meetings
of taveive or less in other towns In Massaehu
>et.s the Beefew Says thev have a "email
l ui well or ganiaed National Democratic l\irtv,"
t ami a 14 beautifully small" affair it is
Alabama.??Although Hon. H. 6. Shields
li is signified his declination of the Union nomi
nation for the office of Governor, some of his
luends calling tin mselves " Democrats ami
Whigs ot Alabama," have determined to prpss
him tor the office, and have iesued an addiaas to
the pel , le ol Alabama, invoking them to aid in
bis election, tiov Collier (Loco) ia still in the
field as the candidate ofthe " gradual eeesssioB>
ist?" He is lor Buchanan tor President and
King foi \ ice President
?i"oi George Ri tee of Chambers, is ? <? mdi
data for Congress m the viith District He is
?U] poeed to be tor some kind jf secession.
?The Loco-Foeo candidate for Congress in
tbalTth Distrat. J'-hu Brvin, ?a- a b>sding
delegate ia the Waobaille Convention
??Gen C. Robinaon (Secession) has with brawn
from the canvass in the [lid Congressional Dis?
trict ot Alabama, in favor of the Hon Sampson
W. Harris, (who goes for resisting to the last
? atren ity.) the late member, w ho was elected in
1849by 53Smajority. Col VVm. S Mudd is the
I nion candidate in opposition to Mr. Harris.
GttRoiA.?F.x-Seeretary Buchanan of
Pennsylvania, who thinks the South hi* beea
so "greatly wronred." has bean nominated by
II t .Vat anvah Georgian (a paper which acknowl?
edges the right ot secession, and is at the head
ofthe Disunion party of lieorgia) for the Presi
dt n< y, "subject to the decision " of no National
Convention. Are the 'Pennsylvania Democra
cy' preparetl yet for secession ' ll they arc not,
they ought to be making their preparations, as
the Get rg'.a fire-eaters have presented tneir "ul?
timatum." _
Mihi?im ?A vertan? Judtre Wilkinson
is reported by the Lexington (Miss.) Advertiser |j
have said, in a recent speech, that he desire I to
see the Fugitive Slave Law repealed, as ho felt
no interest ia protecting Slavery in Virginia,
Kentucky, or Maryland . let the Yankees take
Iheit negroes it: welcome, for what he cared .
Mississippi lost but lew slave, and hid no inte
rest ,n the law
CI l i'KllNATOKIAL LlBBKALirV. ? GOT,
Bvkhv. of Michigan (who by the way declines a
reelection) has appointed Hon (?k'>r.;k Mian*
(\*r.;r'V c. V-?.-cii'' Juit.ce vice K Mm.li
deCei-*'d.
? t?i:oR.-.K Y. Bawtbs (Whig) baarecaivad
the appoiatn.ent of Judge o 'the Circuit Court
. C B an Pleas by Gov DtmnsaoB.
? Go*. Hi'i"<r <;f thi- St.-.te uppomteu the
Trustees of the State A*yhun for Iiliots (a new
r.s'.itotioni with.a.t regard to politics, and Ex
(iovercor Willi am L. huaci is one Btember of
the Board._
? Rr.Linvi.Mo i he People.*?The 1 Demo
i-*..:;.: Slat allre Caaaaaltae meet on Monday next
for .he p irpose of aaeaataCDaf delegates to tae
1 Democra ic' State t'onvention. wbach is lo meet at
Columbtis on the 6th day of August.
[Cincm.nati Tunes.
Queer sort of ' Democracy' this Cincinnati ar?
ticle. We shall uev hnar ol the Committee
n aJtmg its nomi.-ation for the Presidency a , i
I'M Prtshlency
Mb. CoopkVs Illvessv.?The Coopers
?c?n Fr'n.ten's Journal, ailudinf to The Tr^Mie's
stincunceraent of Uie lilnese of J. FtssmoaE
Cocraa. Esq., r.yt
**& tlm)J*i MrJ(l'wper ha* been for sereral
asoatha j tat Setaed by r jeaie. so u to produce
anxiety on the part of bis fanuly and faeadj. but at
it overs s?Z ?.Tr *"Tr<* of bis ultimate
T Jv-i. Jc^, u hl1 cc"^:tion now, taat he
attenced ( hureh last Sabbath, and is a ute habit on
1 ? I v, " ! rvr^"- Hu atu ruling pay1
sictan taii^s the pre*. i,t mdiratjarn of ruTlisease
ar-nore uivnrabie to its further "mmiTuL
CITY ITEMS
f tF The weather rwUftlaj was eree
more atoriou* than on the two preevJing days, and
BBMCsBBM realize, with no cxtrinr lmary effort o? tti*
nxf^innt on. all that ecstatic poets .111 ex igrcrttive
toun*is have rhap-soJied of the suns ami skir? an I
icr-byr? of Italy. That our e t:z. M steel 1 avail
thcnveltrs of mch a rare opportunity for oi:!oj:
erv.iYTim%i is not surprising . (H W ?11 t.tvc rcq lire!
a bsjajaOB of Vile* Sfar.tlishe* to hare enforce I any
seeJu^ed idea of S ihbath OBBertaBOa ) t.Vy p > ire 1
from every highway .mi bywav bhto BVUBtlWay, un?
til that great promenade was Mad t > .-row ling . ati
streets, staces. cars and boats brought II! i-arrie i the
j livelong day and nnrht. as if it had been am.sie
I mcar.orto remain at Lome and ttttle less than felony
to keep quiet.
? s>?
(Vera.?To-ni^ht at Ctmtm Oar Jen, we
hare l.n Fmta with B.itii&U as .t ; *ong->. S ieh
music, in such a place, with Bach BBMsHajBI r:ews
and .'probably. glorioti- weather, is an attra< tion
hardly to le resisted. WV note that nmmJtt Bans*
re?x is in rehersal
NifloV?Two splenJiJ Pantomimes
will re given at this favorite place to-nic'it. Ia Du'i'
u Q' .rrr. and The Qnm J/ousrer, :n WB?tfe the sisters
Frank aril the whole Ravel ?tren_-Trt will partri
pate.
Newt pbom VYAtBiBBTo*.?<hir readera
will be rejoice! to perceive, by a te'egriphir dis?
patch from Washington, that there trad an eclipse "f
the moon at that favored localitv on Sunday morn?
ing It is very gratifying to know thai the eclipse
did ab?o!ute!v happen as advertised sy the almana,
makers, affair* are mighty uncertain in Washington
just now. and it is refreshing to tine one statement
from that mendacious city which c in be relied upon
Not to be behin ! the vig'Iant teletradier in watch?
fulness, we will inform "he Washincioniain that the
same eclipse appeared here exactly at the minutes
indicated by our own gifted astro! i <rr.
Qiikt and Lor ELY.?The huroa nixie* iu
flurnce of the weather was remarkable httl night in its
effect upon the wicke.ler portions of ritJOtiogi. Kogur*
were mollified by the moonshine ani tipplers touched
by the balmy air in such a degree that both forgot
their villainies, and the starry police went idly stroll?
ing with occupation gom Even toe Tombs were in
unwonted i.et, ami the notorious Sttth had not a
case of note to sustain its pugnacious fame.
\ NOTBBB (>ld MbBCHBT (iVnk.?Pt tt l
Haraaony, we" known for the last half century as an
iietne. 11 tcr; r:sing merchant of this Off, died on
B turda] noitiirgat his residence in Broadway, at
tl e Hge of Ti y?ars He had lately returned from a
royage to Enrr [??. .u.d was t.ikm s ck but a few
days prior to hht BfMh Mr. Harmony ?*> born at
' ia Spain, bttl came to this lountry while a
yooag B an, and soon engaged in mercantile busi
BCM :n this t ity He possessed excellent business
it an, which, with industry and sobriety,
se. n rairod hiat to the first rank of the mercantile
neu ol hit ay His dealings were chiefly with
B] dn sad Iha Indies, where his natre and credit
Here -< on wi I] known and duly honored. He con
tmuni U r it.ore than thirty years to manage the
.implicate! effhill ol Ins extensive business, but
about f Iii i n yiarvago heretiied from active life,
lince which period he has remained in compar?
ative llilhjalflll Though an old ami esteemed
Citizen, mm Leliere Mr. Harmony never appeared
,n the poIitiraJ world, where so many of his I
cotcmporary n ercinant princes acre more or less
distirifuisbed Mr H. was nerer married, which is
perhaps ? planafcle [reaeoe for the retirement in
which ha passed that porttoa of his life which was
wrested DrvtB the df marcs of btjataeSB. it me years
sit ce ho placed tl e tust cgeaoanat of his mercantile
boase i. IBB hailtfl of MM nephew s whom he had
1 nan 1.1 fn in Europs . and tin; hmis? is in,* kuowna*
?? I?tei Heran aj Ni pi.cws,'- ?tili holding the pna*
tige ol the i.nine of the founder.
The oneralol Mr Harmony will take placethis
fie race i tt the residence of hi* Nephew in West
ioi.r i < nth st.
t 9 h i nr list of acts peeeed at the extra
ol Iht I . ptlatBre. there is included " an art
to regulate the planting and taking of Oysters and
tl i 1?. Bah in the Harlem Itiver and the creeks
Ol V c blaster to." It should have been simply
i t t<> legi.atc the planting and taking of Oys
ten a Harlem Hirer." Our neightx.rs of Westehes
tcr i ay that they desire no legislation OB the sub)ect
of Outers.
<'i iv RaILROADB.?SomeboJy iVBOfta
somewheo thai Mayor King'land has decided to veto
the Blghta-arenaa Railroad] tmi win. h is now awaa>
tag hht actioa We doubt the credibUUy of the ta>
port, prcsuniu <r that if the Mayor had decided to do
t?t h a thing, tie would have communicato 1 that fact
to the Aldern.en before confiding it to any irrespon?
sible r< porter, We expert to hear from these mn,.
Qiaa very aOOH, the August session of the Council
draws near.
TMX PkBOOLITM Kxpl'HIMENi.?Who will
try this eg , > r ded tmn-revolung pendalum on a
properly graduated cloeh dial 1 (Thy not make oil
mother earth mark her own time ' If the stroke of
the isolated pendulum will tell the rite of motion,
it ought to fell the flight of time with an axaeMhOai
hithcito unparalleled.
??
WASiilNoTO.v-si REKr.?It Would he very
well for the t ity Inspector or his efficient Deputy to
keep a wary eye upon the lower portion if Wash
ir.frton-st , now denstdy crowded by emigrants of the
poorer . ;a.-si.-, whose t-odily savor is most unlike the
odors of Araby the blest We don't expert that fifty
inspectors could keep the street and people decently
clean, but an on a.sional visit with rases, hoes, -hov?
els, cart? and chloride of ime would help MMMdor
ably
SCBPAT Hl M-SKLL1SU ? Tha e lllXl tiS Ol"
??.e i:.gnth V, ard I ,vve cause of congratulation that
rigorou- n eaatwaa have been taken by one of their
most aaVieal police officers to abate the pestilent
aoaaon tiaffic lor ODC i!a> hj the wetk, at least, - and
?8 tl ll '-a\ i? Sunday, tne fuialimei.l of the reform
v i ? , nil to t! e f ? nrai.ent closing o| half the
Upphi i' ' nth. Ward. We are pleased to ob
err< . ??, .ei.ee <>f tbis wh</iesorne ailminis
'r dien of l .w, that nil aawaaaad degree of quiet
pertadea ?y.?- Ward, lie lorr.ers and i'er.s heretofore
ih? rr^elrt of tOtBAfl and old vagabonds are compara
:. Blj tk > hi.'! the worst af tic Short Boys
,wl.o liave r-o iorg datgracad the name of the
Eighth] ha e .-.j rht ether quarters We recommend
dsiaezami i ll a t apt tiaa and Asevrunu hj other
War.; hM thai ' BB j.<jwer which is confided to
them .o i en Iha hur.oreils of pet-Louses w.thin
thi .r jut . a, and keep a careful watch of the
v' oientl ch doara af thai corner groceries, and
t.h?y anil btd an iawawaaahj aad iaapotlaBf lmprovc
n e. t n tl e * aha *or af tha pasapla. Tnere is no region
' ' - - ? ' *'? h I liaaa as iwfsalsira to ra.seals of all
c-egntf ,4 . IsObarraa of run-hops, tiiey will
shun m h a plaea aa carefully aa tney would a
ChsderaHoapttal, aad a single month of thirst for
ijqucr wou.d reform er ban.?-h frcm ti'ic ettf an army
ol rcnu< s a aaaa existence ;s a par.et-ial dugrare to
our police and judicial authorities.
Rip Van Winkle Awake.? The -Jream
ersoi HaneaBjWha lam dozed vita ima ruaaain
ttPB uniuTertnce ahiie a m-ore of Lttie v.Uages hive
been p!ani^.j. ?j, ! WIrie Qt them blJ, t M tJlelf rf,.y
'u*rH ????????? :> roU?e?] them-eiv. , i .; o.-gimze t
MTsWatetfMI lit aj Estate iBfQfaM . .fvrhe fm
prorerr.6nt of irii.tn..'' The tslia It ... ! ..-aal
the last Bfaaaaa ? i-rests an ample ftal i for operation.
Fr?':t:tM ineetingl are held "for tie purpose of ia
leirhsMigiiBj, r-.hniticg an! atfMaDf wapi ?*:>J
means for Bat BBJ M aBBBBi of Harl< at, tad offer in
dawaWBMtteta Raaa^artaiari and ..,lvrs who may
dewre to Lu:'..i or invest, au-1 plaea before tbera tie
superiora.iv iaai is thattlns I-:. -- a > Tail other
places es,r-t;,/,,thereto and to call attention to
?he ei?'...?.'?' ?-. aoaaa laiatMf Ms hj thja aafMal
tier*one af BBMeWatrfJ partMaia bmi-Uag aad tat
m riai a ? places as w,n14nuivirrti
Jmry I ity, Morruaiiia an<l ?her placet."
I!ariem Fxtinsiox.?The extenswasjf
the tin. k f f mm Harlem Road down City Hall Sqim
BowJJm ,? to irtonicrt Broadway at Z
'"v ' be I'ark. will b? ooaapieaeta a fe.
**T* > I Tory ovJ one.) i? fln..^
? If >f a],
patten psapoeed f r the S;xthaven?e Rood. tnaen>
?< m that crriape v>heels will , rose them ?t mm]
are:-- w.U, M t( risk of >t,ekinir. <>r ?renchtne.
? ?? ?
sntet'': I the I .. ? that the lomraoe Coqa>
rtlvill meet on Mm lial Monday ia r?.^ ja,,,???
(cotnnicrcirts in Angnot,) ami remaia in seewo?idBeeT
not BIBCOding gjgtu dap Should they r-T.at ge
boldia| Benoioes beyond the ttgnMi day, uwy aea>
come under the ?? ro pay -' proriaMa, wkkk hen
wnefced es anil >t Albany, tkal are hare n.> doibt<>f a*
fhVacy here. W. thus In v. i .1 rtregatr of 96 Urn
only per annttni, on which the Al !ermen and AtataV
arts c? t :he;r $ * per diem?making (whoa the new
TareataeMi Wird u orgaaieadj #11,501 per ye trier
salaries
?
A Si bp is iiiK Riem Dintcrion.?(eg
Intal 'ay, of rn s j Smith and Elder arrested tag
follow in? ranted persons, who stand charged beaaaa
the nafirtrate, ob affidavit, with lea.vn* property im\
mm to i ?im !? r the | '..rjx ><? . . ;>re>t;t mon,
wlm h, by law is a misdemeanor ? Joseph Mcchaa,
F..tr . k Collm*. William Hock, Cornelius DnactsC
mid Aahel 8. Dunscomb. The accused parties, what
bjongSl b?, fore Justice Oaborn, were held to had |g
the i : ?i. t ;u h >. mplamt The rrquugn.
bad was entered. auU the parties ?. re liberatedtruer
cu?to?ty _
Tu Com IIkihbkv.?In the course ef
ome rem rk? n the Supreme Court on Saturday, gj
lelatun to the estate of Hamilton Jackson, Mr.
w.Mem rtated that ?;ud Jackson was the person
who lecratl) laal #1.110 to Bhenl Hart, i with tat
rsroexieeof nother #1,000] w:th a rtea to inductor,
that < ftie? r to -fa. or i revent the execution of Jona
c t ? If T:.?? Sli? 1 ill r. test.i avdColt.lt Will fat
recollected, committed sah ide. The Sharif/ sub**.
?iuct.fl> hata'ed the money over to (he l inninoa
Council
?e? ?
Hioiii.Y Commbsoablb.?Tho quiet and
careful manner in nbsch the four large boaaei whick
stood in Broadway, near Sp.ing-st., have been re
MOTed to it ake b ij lor the St. Nicholas Hotel, if
worthy of imitation by those ? ngaged in building.-*
The high walls have been leveled with scarcely a
moment"* OUBtlOlUea ol the street or eren of the
?idewalk, and without deluging people with living
mortar We notice that the rear walls of th" s\
Nicholas are up to the fourth rtoiy It t- eapectad
to be one of the finest hotels in the country
Thk LsTUfO Tin?.?Daring the fire days
ending Saturday afternoon, T.flll iiiiiiu?r.int (steer?
age) pas-rennet s arrived at thu port
e '
CF'Joooph 0. Hcvnolils, late Captain of
the Freeland (?uards, who died on Friday, was buried
raatardaj ia Military order. a long aeoeeeatoa of hit
ortende, the Ouaida, the Ptefcwkk Club, late Fire
Engine Co. No 15, Atlantic BOSS, No 11, and the
A.o*o<-iat:on ot Housesnutrus, followed hh reiinun? to
their restin< place
?In consequence of this event, the Excursion an I
Ball of the Fn eland Board, ad\ ertis? ?l to tako place
tins evening, is BaQITOsdabfT poatponed ontil Monday,
the BJal lass., al the same tune and place.
?
W' We learn from the FlutMnfi Journal
thst Coroner Wm M. ^nutli B*ai called to Little
Bsyaide ob I if ii lay last, to new the body of a man,
which Mr Htxtsoa, the Ligataoase aaepet at
Tlnaanra Ke t.ai taken anai an apeeltmm%MM
ilay pr?- KOM It appeared that the name of de
eeased was < au K. Taa Wait, a aveatbei of Conti?
aaatal Lodge (fa. 117,1. o. al o k . aged aieat i*
year*, m'd ? ho leaves a wile and two children Tho
dt ceas?d, vvlM ll a mm% and blind maker, resident m
New-\i,tk, aas as eoMpan) Bias sesaral scaar per?
sona on a fi-hn.g SSearSBM 011 um Sound, and were
run over earlv OB the iBHnBBBJ Bf Fourth of July hy
the Beamhoal Maro, and Van Wart tin- only one
drowned T'ie .ordiet ofthe J iry was taut Van
Wart came to his death thro'nrti 'f.- ir. les-ne-- ot
the pilot 01 ihe rteaaeboai ii^ro
e ' -
Dkl atm ok A I' i human.-OH tM l>tll of
June, we noticed the obm tIi 11 .lohn l.reen, while
raaadag w ith an angina to a fire on the day previous,
aras sceMentatty tarowa oowa aad run over by the
machine, win rebv 01.e oi I, . Ii ^ ??? severely in
jund Wt learn that tttsnut <r lockjaw set in
shortly after, afld on the SMj inst. he died He had
sei veil the rire Department faithfully eighteen
y< nr -, and il Ihe Uaae ot Um aecklenl aas an honor
arv BMaMMf Hv thtl lad eii nt an excellent wifo
baaaaaa taft atMh a BMaMj <>i na children entirely
eeaMtateoi Ma aasansel support, teatiaansasaanl
Nggesti laal ins MnaroleBt will respond by aBBnV
bag at thetr eoatribuMoni to JBasi R. Keyser a co^
00 1 lirt it. 1 .n ahoaa employ the deWeasai bat been
ix'iiie fears.
e -
Tmb I.it.Iii GoanO. ? Wo mi<lerstan.l
thnt Cant. Flaeent'i Light Oaard will mit stony
Point on Wi tfneeds f, Mm MMi in -n. by invitation wt
CoBeCtOT Mawvell, to eelcl r..te the battle of Stony
Point, t boat baa baeaeaaetaeed aw Oat occasion.
and 11 raid that Ceo Dtt arm delivar aa Otanana.
?e?
\- J. .V SlLsbee, tkO tvell-known Van
kie actar, arill go to Basons ?s bearer ef dispatches
11, ;,.e 1,on bataidaf assj
? e
Piat ?Tho ri boot oi aU fruit is just
BOB Bg la BMtnrtty BBat Batrket. They aUlreeom*
nwad themooireo to Um appetite, tad ax MM seansB
of be Mnval an eoeetro that i>r lloae. aa ooaasaat
physic aa of New f .'leans, and aha nas had a larger
prai tie* o u. ,n .1 .?. aataanja, any rrthor gaTaieiaay
iterlaeee thatataatj ;*-a.-i? aacasaeSa ?ra w .rtr. .
tBoneand anBrasair.ee for the pasdie iw-aith. "No
n.? re iei r-.v," nddtl - doctor. ' Eat stewed poaaneSj
,1 rea wonJd seep off indigent aar Pleaay of fruit
iOt Hie r> ople, and iei jellow feser'
Sabbath Schooij in Jbbskv t' irv.?A
m % \ social o0 fat Mm i.roiiioiioii .if Subbsih
Sehool p-?r jetton .. - not been ocganlsad in Jersey
( ity. Ye-terca> a BIOS nag vsa in id at Washington
Hall fr r organi/.ip ' the (neatl by mm fornatioo Of
Sk ? - i d aaBajBM i teachers ;? ea--?: We under
stand a ooaaaatjfabte oaeaher ef 'xx'ks bare boeaaf?
oaadj piacued, Brta batraeaod ? itng t?> the de?
in r i AeeaBBMtaes aras ajawoased ;.?-t Tiitirsiiay
eves t? ahaa aoaaaaMiy aad oases a.d tins
s?>c:ti)
- e? ?
EF Iii?. vorsarv of the Jorset I ity
an.! i'arsimus Tra Xo-?.'??>? I a eeJeerafed ?'? I
cm: firm the ftaat - ?> 11 > CleWaBv ?haa ?xt.'rsl
acdre rtl an?t rei? <'i were made ehMb Biaaad t*?a
a* : . :.? m ar^l UB] artBBBa Of the. eff .rt. of lh- yar.
?e?
Poi CaxiroajtLA.?TJni nna tsassBaeaap
BjtararS i it;, l apt Wr^n, rail*-?! .or I ha/re- on
Saturday :,r*. rvon. uk.u ?1 i ? ?? ? ?-'??rv Tne.r
Bavaaaj ?t9 as (canal aaatar Mm 'i?,*ota; do head.
e
Wait. .SiKtr.r.- The pWySOl tm Vldda>
K./tii.'e' tr?'t e> ?t ;r. e: i r-ly .J>aiiloo?d
ajBeeJedgi BaBaoni i .. ?>?: a afa^oud Co imi*
rioawaoBBder theerdnaaaeeof ihei ny Laaaaauaaa
jjm j.,w Islfrr no* -ri Brngsaat are ft oaf id u|k>o
th<? old Itae, ?rd son" work wttetj ha't been Mtyel
a mm Um fBOotasn ores ojh.ii hi now t?. go aa.
? ? ? -
l)ev-M.fn:i.?'Ihe- work of widon?!
lb s BBaBM Ml nearly eomaleted, but a s:r*glc batafBBJ
vi BMag ou UM old lino. Then arkeoWawfSBBl
noble ?:--res on ?ne BOB) side, which, with the aiuple
r.> ans et Ina Baeaned sairlafBi aarr bWoobi
DOB BSBl MM Nartb Riaar.Will BBa%at4 w?n render
BBS one of the buaietf baSaBJ aatJSBg^aaSai <*
?1 at . of Brvaiiway.
Pm.PKBiV if, (bf?t? It " '.t-.""i
that lue lv.it r.{ Api-oAU b^f s:?' ^S*!*-*?^*

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