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FIRST EVEMMi EOITJON.
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CITY ITEMS.
Iloisr.s or Rom.?On the tnoriiin? of Uie
Uth haa Oaaaai Knapp, oi the Eighteenth Ward,
discovered a girl nnim d Inj i Bryant on the awnmg
.,t the SarMI of i a ml aad Laurens sts., laboring un?
der the effects of dettiiaai tremens She was taken
to tbe TnnJ'* "" Oalaiway, after a day of raving de.
bnuni, ?!? *AN she wa t. inferred to the Island for
pat month _ " _
Mary Ann Low.?A girl, by this name.
,s suppose I to have an.ved at this port in the ship
Columbia on the fcth m-t. Mie is a large girl. 14
yearsoli. ?i b dark hair, and very good looking
eaine from North of Liataad. Her sister, Jane Low.
raahtt i ? aa Rat Jam * ? ??? eay, Norwaik.conn.,
i? rar? aa do* to laani her whereabout, and requests
any one a!;.. may krow a beta ?he is, to inform her,
directing 10 -Jane Low ? an af Rev. Mr. WooNey.
Kmaall. Coaau, or by ?eAafing the giri to the office
of the ( hit i of Pui.ee in Ihil Ctty.
?-a? -
DtowNBO.?An unknown woman nraa
found loa Hi ig in the Mas; K.ver at the foot of Eighty
Uialh-et )esterday afternoon.
XW John Crawford, one of the doormen
of the sixteenth Waul, da l yesterday after a aarerc
luae? m
Ijaasaata.?In the \ Il!i ((Jorman's) Dia
tncf. Co! William K Hadden (Opp.) has with
daran from the field, laarini VViUiam If. Coa>
nelly. George W. Carr and W. A. Gorman (all
Opp.) ;o contest the e!e< i t. One or two Whi<
have bee proposed.
hthaVIlth (McGaugheya) District, two or
three Opposition eansJtOatei barg been presenter),
but it is understood that two will decline
ataaart John 0. Davis and Staplaan G. Dodge
are the principal Loco eonb rianta. In IS|??, Mr.
McGaueJiey had a asajority of 1,87 ?.
?The Whig CoJajn a i atal Convention m the
Vlh (Hi. wn's) District, resolved to make no
party nomination U opposition to Thomas A
rSaastricka, the Opposition candidate. Hen
drick*. it? ppo.xd at all, will he on Independent
grounls
?Roh? it Dale Owen, Henry L. Ellsworth and
that celebrated literary character, Dr. John W.
Paria (I i -Speaker of the Lower Hoaao of Cotv
gress) are ill caiK.'i 'ao for the Legislature )
\Vis(o\siv?The State 1 National Demo?
cratic' Convention is t ? be held at Madiaon, Sept.
in, but ike Dodgt Free-8oU Loco-Focoe, it is
given out. will not go into this Convention, and
willcnlla separate one. This may lead to a
double delegation, at the National Loco-Foco
Coiitenlioii.
?Col George 11 Walker, who ban boon exten?
sively named by the Pn ? f,,r Oaeaeaat, an*
lioutices I hat in no event will he suffer hi- name
lobe used for Governor in opposition " to the
NgaJai iKaadnee of the Democratic State Con?
vention." and etati ?, besii i, he is not solicitous
lot the ounce.
?Lev i llubbel', i >> many years abate Adie
tant-Oeni ral ot the state i Mew-York, but more
recently reata?sf at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is
the new Chief Jwtice i the State, Gen. H is
I anal ?{ meet abilnv.
11 NHl feadtt,?The Bohtmr Democrat, in
hairat naatbar, raai apthi n uaeo of D. s. Dick
iiison.of New-V.uk, to !'. .-idem, and Jefferson
Patria. (Hsreaaioaiul,) of Mioaiaaippi, tot Viee
Pieaaieet, at leal, sab eel to the decision of the
National States' K^lu 'Democratic" Conven?
tion, it one is called.
?J. J R SouthaU, the Loco-Foco candidate
fox Coaaiveaia the VUIth (Ewtne/a) Diatrict,
takes the same position as Governor Trous
da!e(who? Un for rtwleetioa)aa totheCoaa
promiae laaaatea.aad ii ;?r aViatanee Gen.
WtHtam CaJleaAatthe Whig and Dnkm candi
ditte He support, the Compronuse "as |
w lud,
Kim,vkv 7H. M. Mtd'arty (Editor
ol the / kasadAw .1) hi supported a. the Whia
caaaadats tor t eaa^aaa bt the ist District, and is
oapoaed i>> two Loco^Foeoa.
-At the ensuing at leal aaiedjkaa th,. fo?(UV
j?g Oaaccra are to be ateetad, Governor ami
taWtaae Kswrernor, Members of Congress
.s. ?awoeaaad lepreeeadatiraaia the Staat Lsagav
lature. TleaaWOI of st.d i, vuditor ot Public Ac
coums. Attorncy-i.i netal, Keglatet of the Lail,i
OaaNte, rVeeaaaal oi the Hoard of Internal i,?
provemc',:. sup, rantaa leal of Public raatiau.
tum _?
NoeTTM ('aroi.in \ ?(J?>\. Heid lias aj,.
t'Oiiited It M Sau rs. \mi Miggs an.l B K
Meaajes Ceaaaaiaeeaeaara t? Rev ;>e the statutes ,.t
the St.de H| M.vre has resetted the ttface - I
Attoiiicy GeaavaL
- William Enion.ot Wai^abaa. has bajaa aa~
pointod bj the Gov.laax and Council, Atto: :
Oaaareal bt the |%aaoa of B F laVsare, reitaaod
Mak\t am?.?Ti.e i'umbrr/anj I'm ?rsr
at] s
"From nrwsent indications. thmi it will !h>
the verust fbtty tat the aortd fer aayaarty herea
bouts to hold a Nomtuatiac. l onvention preparato v
la the approaching Ka . Bh cth as ? ah eaa lidates
and peofiii seem to be .i*>-??e t > s i--li a course Tu,
former are BKMStly wiImic 10 run without the aid o,
a packed committee, an i the I nter, ot b Mh p irties.
appear bo is- datei?ine 11 > ihoose their ofll ?rs, no
in obedience to party darAattoa, but tVoas aeaase of
the tltiies- oi those who uuv pteei nt t'lem-e.v? s n,i
Hies;'1 |.?_ _ _
An An'i dote ok Jo in ADAafa.?Whrn
John ajdaaas was a yaauaj aaav, 'i area karitad to
dine with Lie Court Mai Uar at the House of Ju Ige
Paine, an eminent ?teeJaOt, al Worcester. When
the au.e BBJM circulated r HBaf the t.i'ue. Jadkje P dae
gave, as a toast, "ttrkmg." Some ol the Whigs
were about to refuse M drink it. But Mr Aoaaat
ala?aaaad to them at eoaaaay/, saying. "Weaaall
ttave .01 opportunity to reviirn the compliment At
leagth, vvheti Jahn AeVaaaa was desired to giro a
toast, ht gave " tht lir. it." As the ho?t was about to
resent the supposed indignity, his wife calmed hnn.
and tun.eil the laugh u|>on Mr Adam< by immedi?
ately say me. "My dear. bj the gentleman has seen
?l lo dm \ to m,r friend, let us bv no means rofaea,
in our tum, to drink to its."
RlOT hi Toronto.?A public ineetia?: ol
the Anti-Clergy Reserve Association, convened 111
Toronto on the Mh, ? as broken up by the interfer?
ence of the opponents of the t as iii ietlflOl beaded by
several clergymen of the Established Church, who
claimed a right to be heard on the ground that the
meeting a is public The excitement ran high, but
no one was hurt
MEXICO.
* ? ?
Rclla-Iou? Tolcratloo?Editorial from the
Monitor.
Correspondence of The Tnbiine.
Mexico. Wednesday, June 11, 1851
I used to qji te for you last Summer some
of the editor.als of the Monitor auainat the
priests of Mexico. The following 1? one from
the same paper of the 17th instant, entitled
li'liinoua Tolerancr. I give it you entire, eav*
boinn tt litrrntwi, from the paragrath at which
I commence to translate You will remermVr
this nt Um advocate of the present Admim-tra
tion, atid I may safely say that all such articles
are not publiahi d Without due authority and con?
sent Were these people in general more en?
lightened, or rather did they read such etftisions,
'notwithstanding every Mexican frrls as much.l
they could not help having great effect. It is in?
deed very long, yet should you 1* aide to make
room, the publication of it would show your
readers how these people feel respecting their
religion, and their priests.. The publication of
such an article, (not to say m a government pa?
per,) in Mexico ten or fifteen years ago would
have caused the author of it to have been stoned
to death, doobtlesa, m the public streets.
After a bold introduction the writer goes on
thus i
" Modern societies, as titty advance in civiliza?
tion, do not require ol their citizens other condi?
tion.- thiin those indispensable to the wi ll.being
and security of their associates. VVhv. therefore,
should that which lor other nations ia a reality,
be for us only a brilliant delirium ' Because our
forefathers took care to brutalize us th ? better to
guarantee to the crown of Castile this rich jewel,
America; because they gave us the wont edu?
cation inaafinable, an education the more vice-,is
because, instead oi teaching us the wholesomi
maxims of the Saviour, it only taught us to obey
and reverence blindly the caprices, the dulineas,
ami the badness ot those who called themselves
his ministers; beCBUSC, in fine, we have not
known how to avail ourselves of independence
and liberty?not moring those two powerful lev?
ins of society in favor ol our brethren.
" It is certain that the luminous ray- of civili?
zation begin to diffuse themselves over our un?
fortunate country,but so slewly thai we almost
despair of our boasted culture and civilization.
'? We see that tlo-most happy nations of the
i artb are those in which man is entirely dee to
believe and worship as lie pleases, and that the
most miserable and unfortunate are those who
perinit only onr faith, one belli fand one worship ;
that is to say,nations like our own, which do
not permit religions tolerance.
" The sectarian- ot the Prmpkti sad th- A'm
Catkthtt perhaps are the only one- which at
present adhere to the scandalous -vstem of in?
tolerance. And it is necessary to observe the
faithful disciples ol the Saviour and the faithful
eroieecr* preach religious tolerance when they re
quire us to hive our neighbor. The Muesulrn ins
succor the invalids, cure the sick, and comfort
unfortunate whatever be the religion they pro
less, while we only do so when ignorant ot their
religion.
" No person is obliged to believe what is re
pUgnant te his reason, because we cannot con
eeive of such tyranny. To require a person to
adore an object when care has not been taken to
convince him of the truth ol what ia taught i
the same as to require a blind man to see what
we see. This being so dear, why i- there so
much obstinacy in wishing the blind to see with?
out tirM curing him of his blindm ss This can
only bo explained by the contradictions of the
human mind. Our unfortunate Indians are the
blind of the Republic; if nil the present on ac?
count of/sar, of pains and imaginary penalties
they have acted like automatons, wo to those
who have had the means ol curing them ot their
blindness and have not done it on account of a
sordid avarice !
" Do our secular or regular clergy comp!'. With
the high mission of their ministry bj preaching
and teaching the pernicious doctrines ot intole?
rance: How can one bo a Christum when he
doei contrarv to what Christ preached and
taught' How ia he to love bia neighbor, if th
be distinctions made between Catholic neigh*
bora and heretic neichhors ' Our Divmc M i?
ter has taught us to mutually love one another,
whatever religion we might possess, because the
Lord who is in Heaven ia the only judge ol mor
tals. Our priests, who c ill themselves his rep
reeentativea, teach us to despise our neighbors
who may not be Catholics, and some g<> even
further.
?? Is it wished to be known where the fountain
of intolerance exists ' We will point to the
Bishops, Ecclesiaatical Councils, to the Con
vents and Curates, and say to them, where are
vour revenues' Which is your property ? Be?
cause it must be known that isaereaer Ike Church
ia neA the Rwhgitm is raesfeireal: it is not the glory
of Cod that isdeiended.it is worldly comforts
which are sustained. Tnke away from religion
the influence of money and the toys and plea
Mires which it affords, and in a moment the dlu
sion WOUM disappear. Hoe reduced would be
the numbers of the vicars ol Christ it our Oor
eminent should require tin- faithful observance
ot the doctrines of their Divine bfaetei ' Then,
ami only then, should we sec the naked virtue ol
that pompous apparatus with which tic Clergy
have always endeavored t I s> luce the inexpert*
enced. Then should we know whether those
pastors'who live m palace- and rule in magnifi
cent coaches covered with gold, WOW the worthy
disciples of Jesus. Then should we know how
many reputations had bee i usurped, thanks to
the powerful influence of money; and then, in
tine, comparing the lite of our Saviour with that
of our Biahops, should we any it is not the reli?
gion oi the crucified which has been taught US.
Till now have we lived in ignorance, m supersti?
tion and in idolatry, il we have been intolerant
! we owe it to our spiritual dirotors , if we have
i not been true Catholics they are to blame, be
j cause instead of instructing'us they only take
pa.us to keep us m ignorance for the purpose of
wringing mono] the more easily from us Let
the veil be rent asunder) and let the bandage lall
' Irom our eyes, and since we are all weak and
erring, let'us mutually pardon our faults, pro?
claiming the sublime principle of He who W IS
made flesh in order to save us ? that is, ' LQVg
onv AsoTHKR ' Tolerate and pardon the error
ot your brother: be feieronl and von will be
good
'? Happy should we be could we see the morn?
ing ot that day. Happy would be tho Republic
it it could comprehend' the immense benefits of
RELIGIOUS TOLER LNCE ' M
This article appears to be put forth to ascertain
. the state of public opinion, and as it has not
been denounced it would appear that some of
the principals of the Church may not be adverse
to a change, or to an opportunity to show their
metal before a rival. I thmk, nt all events, it is
probable that during the administration ol Arista
much will l?. done toward establishing religious
tolerance Ii this be rrtlbliehod, TOO Will see
that Ikcao poor people have had but an imperfect
idea of the Christian religion, if any. bv being
Literal toward them, the first Men is taken to
"ard mak.ng them what they arc capable ot
becoming-, <? a really good people.
Yours. reepeetfeJty, Ka.
Moktalitv in s,. Locte.?We are sor
ry to see that the Cholera is agaia prev ai'm* to.,
' considerable extent m Louis. The tS ot thai
at, containsetable, skovrhvwtta anSa^of the
eel - laaoatka, oompared with that of the com s.
PoiHlme months ot 1830 it vv.il be seen that there
is a considerable increase-. But the averages of I ,
era were small there m MM oooxeared snta lato '
Mortality m ltO;' Mortaliiv in'isjl
, , , rofal. Cholera. Total Cholera
IVom Jan to Julv l.-| ' afj |>SM 515
01 the t aoien? victuaeaboatthree-tfthi an for
cum 's The t ierk of the st Louis Board of He, ?'.
informed the Editor of the Praaafaaalkal ?? Of over
live bundled emigrants who arrived in the eariv n,
Ol June, he had, not a week alter, ordered coflns t,
nearh one half the number"
The RipaMnwaaun "The greatest number Of
deaths b\ cholera in 18Moccurred, acoorduu to the
Register! reports, during the week endin< July ?2
wi la there were ?10 eases, the Heaths ay l?Tdiaeases
bettra *>l In only this >.iu>\e week, Parang that
1 whole year, did Useaaaaber of . holcra deaths cx
1 cced eighty It may be r uneniberel that, tit 1040,
I the largest mortality b) caofaraQClaiirnldnriaa the
sak meedUig this, to wit tint ending oa July
1 hath, when tea later aac at. oc.uricd. Ill Mibe da?
I ceased hat ing feien ?. icums to coo'era.
rt
for
The .Strike at Paterson.
Patebsosj, Min/, July 11
To the Editor* of T> I I>
In your paper of this dato I find a: arti?
cle headed ?? Paterson.'' and signed " m ." rh whirh,
among other matters, the vrnter not'. e? the StTjha
among ihe hands of this place He says, ?? The Cot?
ton factories hate .ill reduced the wages, usually
from one-half to an entire day's pay in the week."?
A rain, he says '? In many of the mills the m .chinery
is of a very lmpcrfei t kind, aid to ahn-h, it ll ~>
murh worn, and the aaantal invested so small, that
tncre is Jess chance of competing with the Eastern
manufacturers, than dataa bare with the European
market."
It is verv mortifying to every we'.! wisher of your
paper, and of the*, ause of tram nt mugiiise, whl '.
you so earnestly and honestly adiocatc, th%t aueh
imperfect and unjust statements as the aoove should
have found their way tatO your column*.
It is not true, as v. Miggeata, that the a III lllaai J il
SO Um h uursi fa IVerson than in the Eastern
states, that therefore tue rnanufarturcr- here c mnot
compete with those In New-England. Tin inanu
farturers i.f Pater-on ask no favors or sympathy on
this account baJMlktg that the mach ne'ry a Pater
son is quite as good as in any other place.
The simple state of the ease is as follows The
Legislature of New-Jersey, at Us last session, passed
a law that after the 4th of' July, the h^urs of work in
the manufactories of the state should be W hours per
day, and no more. When the t.inc cauu the hands
refused to work longer than 10 hour*, at the same
tune demanding the saioe wafaa per week for to
hours" work, w inch ther had bet?re bee.. r< teiring for
69 hours
From this simple history of the matter, every one
n,ay judge of the chara< ter of the commun e cnei
which m. saw fit to make. From thi* atatetoenl it
will te perceived that the Cotton Kactone- Btade aa
reduction of wage? they sought no "hingt or alb'ra
tion whatever. Again, the inability to Compete with
the East doe? notarise from the difference in the
machinery, a> v. suggests, out from the difference in
the time ol working the hands it ia not d.rfienlt to
perceive that Patetaon, compelled to work ea/jy fi
hours per day. to pay the saUM wages, rent*. Interest
on cap;:.! inverted. Arc. cannot . ornpete with the
Ba tern State- working, as Um y do. their hands from
12 to 14 hour- p? r .lay I nder - ich i state of things
any one, it appears tome, ought tt; see that the man?
nt? '.are.- ol New-Jersey taust be lacrittCCd there is
no hi lp for them.
Il ?? i oloriou-tn r not w i'(.-;,rid t. '? great in-'-e
that has la en made in '.he Lastern Mates about
tht rights of man and women, (and if the w riter m.
is a Yankee he may look at home.' 'hey have worked
their bunds >ii the Cotton Mills 13 hours per day.
w fnie Peterson for about 13 year past h a onty been
working ii. hours, vet with thisdisadvantage rail r
stm haa paid abonl is ood v. a.'. - as they hare, and
to my eer'am kcow e lgi open preferred by the
hand- who have worked ia the a -me i,aa.? 1 ; laCOt.
A II a r of Progress in Kew?Huanthlre?The
Home-;.ml Bxeaiptiaa Aet.
The lato session of the Legialature panned
the following,and thus made a comment r,i tit
in the Land form mori m nt
An Act to exempt the Homeatead of families from
BftachUM nt and levy er sale on noeuttOxt.
Bacrroa I. Bt it raacfsd by tht ffiaef ami Haas? tt
k'jrmrntotn-fr in Qttttrul Ctntri emtrtned. That from
and aiu r tht it day of January, A.D . I8M, the fami?
ly bona stead of the head of each family shall be ex?
empt from attachment and lory or sale on execution
on any judgment rendered on any cause of action ac
cruingaftei the taking effect at this act provided
such homestead shall not exceed in value fro hand
red dollars, such homestead shall not be aaset* in
the hands i; an administrator for the payment of
debts, nor su! jci t to the laws of distribution or de
v isc. so long as the a kkm or minor elnldren. or aaj
or either ol I hem, -hall occupy the aaaae. and no re
lease or waiter oi such exemption shall be valid un?
it j made by deed execuU I by the bust md and w Ida,
with all the fomalitiearequindby lan for the eoa>
reyanceof real estate or n the wife be dead, aad
there be minor children, by such deed executed by
the husband, with the consent of the Judge of Pro?
bate for the < ounty In which the land ia, imlotstid on
said (teed.
Sec. I, Such exemption shall extend to anv interest
which the debtor may owe in such homaatoad, aad
to any latareat in any building occupie i by bint as a
homestead, standing on land not oumc I bj him to an
amount not exceeding five hundred dolhtra.
Sec. 3. 'Phut the Sheriff exeeuting any writ of ex?
ecution, founded on any judgment such as is mention?
ed in the first section of this act, on application ol
the debtor or bis wife, if each debtor aaall have a
family, and it Hie lands and tenements about to be
levied on. or any part thereof shall be the homestead
or estate thereof, chall caxtoo a homestead, stxeh aa
the debtor may select, not exceeding five hundred
dollars in value, to be set off to the debtor m the
manner followmg, to wn beahall cauae three an- '
praters to be appointed, one by the creditor, one bv
the debtor, and one by himself, who shall be diactecl i
and disinterested men, resident In the County, and
shall be sworn by a Justice id the Pea w impartially
to apprais< und set off bv metes and bounds a home- I
stead Ol the estate of the debtor, such as be ate] se?
lect, not exceeding Ire hundred doll,us nt value,
and Ihe s< t ol and assignment so made as iforesaid
by the appraisers shall be returned by the RherhT,
along with the writ, rot record in Court; and if no
complaint shad be made by either parlv. no further
proceedings shall be had againal the homestead but
the remainder oi ib< debtor's land and tenements, if
any more he shall hat C, shall be liabh to lev y or l de I
on execution In the same m uuu r at beretotore pro- I
video bv law . provided that upon good cause shown,
the Court out cut w hich the wnl issued may otxtet a
reappraise nieid and reassignment oi the homeatead,
t itaer by the same appraisers or others appointed by |
theCourt, and under auch matructions aa the court |
mat give . and such appraiw ntent shall be madeand
returned to said l ourt as aforesaid, ,
Sec 4, When the hneaeetead of any boa I of i tami?
ly. being a debtor in execution, stial! consist of a
house, or ., house and lot of land, w htch ,n the opin?
ion of the appraiaeracannot be divided without m
.jury ami inronvena nee. they thai] make and sign m
a; praiaal ol the whole ralue thereof, and deliver the
same to the officer baring the execution, who shall
deliver a eopv thereof to the execution de1 .tor, or-nine
m< ml ei oi bis family of sufficient age to understand
the nature thereof, with a notice thereof attached,
ii at nah ss the exet ation debtor shall pay to -aid offi
cer Ihe surplus over and above the live hundred dol?
lars, within sixty days thereafter, sai I premises will
be sold . and in case snch sundut shall not be pud
within the said sixtv -'ays it saall be lawful for the
efhci r to aui, rti-e and sei! the same at auction, bv
petting np notices of the taae and place of aale, with
a dl tt ription ot the premises, in two or more of the
most peblic places hi the town where the same is -it
uate, and a like notice in the next adjoining town.
thirty days prior to the sab . and out of the proceeds
of such sab to pay the-aid execution debtor, with
the written coaatenl of ins wife, the sum of five boa
dred dollars prorated, howeror, it the wife of such
dt btor shall OOl Content to such payment, the sheriff
or officer having such proceeds shall deposit said sum
Of five hendred dollars in some savings institution in
tins Stall. to the credit ol sal I del tor and w ife an I
the Same may be withdrawn therefrom only by the
joint order oi the kusbaad and w ife. or by the sun i* -
or in case one should decease and the saun- shall be
exempt from attachment and levy of execution lor
the term of one year from the tune it shall be pal I
oi deposited afortaard And Mil sheriff or ofket
shall apply the balanee of said proceeds on the exe?
cution, or so nruch thereof as aaall be aeeeaaary to
satisfy the same . provided Dial no such sab shall be
it ade unices a crc.'tcr sum than live hundred dollars
shall be bid therefbr, tn Which ca-clt:e offi'er shall
return the execution lor want of pnperty. with a
certincate thareoa of his proi codings.
Bko. a 'the prertaiona of tins act shall net extend
to anv judgment rendered on anv contract axadi be?
fore the b.king effect of this act. or judgment ren?
dered on anv "note or mortgage executed by the
debtor und his wife, nor anv claim tor labor less
than one hundred dollars, nor to impair the ban
bv BKntgagC of the vender for the purchase nunev
or the boBneutead bt qaeetion,nor? any me. bau
tr other perscm. under anv statute of this state,
for a:,v debt i ontracted for or in a.d of the erection
Of the bxtilding*, nor from the payment Of taxes due
Iht reon
>?Ee. 6. So convexam-e or alienation by the nua
band of anv pmperiv exempt an I s? t ort as alore
said, shall'Ih- v .'.id unless ihe wiie jinn in the deed
of conteyanee provided, however, that sochhus?
band may without the eonat nt of his wife, mortgage
su. b homestead, at the tune Ihe pur. has.- tliereot.
for the pav men! of the purchase monev.
?XC S The prov ls.ons of this ac: ?hall BOtMSO
construed a? to affed anv property trau lulentty pur
chast i bv lb* debtor, w hen in insolvi nt circuiustan
raa tt- r hakeu.
s .-t-r si tit Hoi.tr of Rrmrftrnt it a
juil.N > WSLIA
PrrsiJtnt %f the Senat
Appro-, cd Jnlt t, leol.
11 SAMUEL DCfSMOOR, I i m w
A Km rnCKXT Tt BsTtT.?The Pr 1 teil i
Peel tells the follow tnc mwt
? Tht re is on the farm o: Mr Parts Mat .ew-on. n
Johaatoa, a male turkev who haa. the present se .sen
set upon 81 eggs and Iiatched IS ot them-having
driven his better half from the ne-t. and taken upon
himself ail the female cares of domestic .ite, an.
spurned all interference from the geBtiCT sex i n-s
isn't all When tu? turkevship got huoamDroou
out evf the shell, he found that some of the *';n>"}
folks in the old dock h..d also been at work, and that
tin re wi re in all s,xtv-seven voting turkeys to 00
taken care of. All thcea he has taken care of. and is
now a sort o; Lord Mayor of the whole tnbe. aa.1
knocks down all ihe interfering old ladies thai come
into bu presence He is a queer fellow, ana a gooi
one unto the bargain."
Ear* Titus Rngglea, a bnkentan nn \\w
Caetelaad ?;.. Pittsburgh Railroad, wa-k.. - last
areeh aaaila ia the put futeaanrw tt hiadauaa.
Free Will Baptist* and Slavery
The HltTTringlT^lrftinni ur o r/t,ttrrj by
.? unanimous vote of the Ohio Northern leeriy
Meeting of the Free Will Bat tuts, 1 e I tl i. r all to,
Ohio. June 9.
j The Cuaaaeaeo ?f tV Ve.rt. hTeetjag have
oemi>p re peteod reouta&Vaas atroaeb exarvaaee ? ?: taeu
*i.fe.,rrei,r. . f Am near, Slaven . un I than* s.n.sathy >ita
j tn?- stiatnns ?xmu:r.m , theref.rc
fate 'd. lhat n- oui re-idim i:. >-e ?eatimrnt?. et.
1 j?e*M't h<reiieTiir,- r.d pvhi>?', t.. she (... r ...
, deteiwiritte:. to oneeasic-lv .. ....., v ?'.-,.
i emllT ami pohtteall , fur the < ur? ? ?'.?! ? . rr
and the aaoeal and poimral elerat a f the cetnret
laHeaaf? "t. o ntry
i n'arreee, It >? affirmed |.t the law sf Naaaa aattM
! PJ*J*mK*?' ?? eeaatry'i ladependaaoe. that all wn
i ?r'. "1'? ,frt *??' -i"'l. ffnl ,., Um Vefda/OM
I Jgf* ?"d hath lead* at see banal met a , Ban -
! Kten'r.H. That to-r.sl.ts ?.f trie-, are Oat r> .rres.se- tire
ot Of>i<c,aadtaat wecoaaatara ? [sums
s/n.-.n f:.fr:::.' . > ? >, .,. i.- .
1 Lnnea?iar ?.<:e.
Rrs*>"?'. That *?? ?':!'.lec.arr nr-en!. t ? >? nr. . ! Sor
," onraelTM a fa t. 'he Mm i . i ait cate* faaa>
per. nee. sn.| ),rTf * i.-,.,,, gar bs*isf thai - State Uate>
latareMeat B'ttokava thepower te pan
inr the tr::tfe in nt x.<nnnr d-,ri?*. <ui-1 w:u ?<e r-.re n-i
? 1 tf.i> remap}*, ip mtZBg n tn? iseatioa ot the a.' hi
I 'he li-v Coast It .'.on.
Sau a\? Mkum holv Ai'idems.?Oa
'.a-; Friday, at New-Laabaa, aa a Baaske* of ban
were eaaaged m firincoiT caajboa in OOBBBeeunxratk>U
of the anniversary of oai National Independence,
one cd the guns m inj overcharged, exploded, an.; <c
mai ale.! one of thoae engaged In the sport, that be
shortly .Ii? (I
We also learn that on the next dav. a steam boiler
burst in New Lisbon, and a aaaa and iboj wer. aa
j'irri. tm fonm, slightly, jid the latter so mach,
?hut he win not expected to Survive :mv length ot
time. We did not learn tne names of any one <>t the
i Ot -uffcrcrs.
taoraaa, Searcalyhad tat ink trahwaiek we
penned the abova t?ecome dry. before we are called
on to record still .mother painful and fatal accident
J M. Morris, for several rears teacher of the Marl?
boro' Seminary,and known to many of our realer*,
was thrown from ? ? ?? ? nor-*- on s.iiiird.r. ia?t,
:n the villase Of MaribOTO*. and so badh injure ! that
he dir.! in a short tin.e. lie had jnst returned from
Cleveland, when he bad been attending the Te ten?
ets'! (invention.
Mr. Morris vras a young mm of tine aNHttct, aa
excellent scholar, and much beloved and reapected
by a Largo nntnbor of friends His death will lea re
i vaeaneyin the society in which he Rawed, that
ail] no* vinn or easily he filled so well agnfh.
? B dem O.J Homestead Journal, soi
\ Mcrdcr.?W e learn front the Nmteh
Courier, that a are.it exciteineal w.?> provailias in
Natchez,on Tueadaj Last,in oonaoqueact ofWU
han Johnson, a free man ol color, together aritha
mulatto boy. having been shot, about thre,' nihtl be<
low that city, on the preceding evening, :i> they ears
returnms lo Nstcnex. Johnson, who w a< posst ssed
ol considerable property, 'some (gWJMO or $:t".
i iwi.) had a plantation adjoining Bay tor Wtnn's,
concerning the boundary >>; anrieb ihey and a
I legal dispute, ahi b eras ileeided ia favor of John?
son, .lohn-on and Ins companion stopped m front
of Young Winn'l to liph* a C gar. and while
there seated on their horses, Baylor winn entered.
; About three or four miles from trus place, they were
astonished tosee w inn riding m arthenkand enterthe
woods, a few min :;<?> after, thee saw him behind
s. me bushe* m ar the road, and inunedi itely after. %
gun was fired, three buck ihot from which so badly
wounded Johnson, thai he died at two that night front
his woni,d- lli - c.panion.thongh so badly wound?
ed that his recovery is doubtful, eras able to ride to
tiic city tor assistance. Tne dying dJoclooarea of
John.-oii were taken in form, who charges Baylor
Winn w.th th.nmuaaion of the deed, who Ins
since beei committed on examination to wan his
trial [JJacksoo , Mies. Star. Nt
Ml? HIOW?I RAH IO AO I iiNspiHAf V < ' v.sg.?
On Tuesday last, Ike Jury being all present, the trial
of the persons el irgt Ivritk onsplracy, Ac araaie>
Silin?.! at Detroit, and oontinued oa the pan of the
prosecution Before the usual bear oil receaa arriv?
ed, the prosecution rested their ease In the after?
noon, Wrn. I Ion ard, on '.he part of the defense, open?
ed the case to (be jury. <>n the following day, the
defense proceeded a ith the exaatthation ot aitanaaoi
which continued until the hour of adjournineiit.?
The plot thickens. The Detroii TVdraae tayi Mr.
Wm a Howard's d ilernents, in in- opening speech
for the defence, yesterday aflernooe n?'fore the Cir?
cuit Court, lead us to thm!; th it this (OUSntraey case
will grow mote inter* sting as the trial piogro aes
Dbati rnoM Cholbra.?We learn that
Mr Jacob Gotwals, a klghly respectable farmer of
lower. Providence township, says the Montgomery
(Pa.) Lottgtr, vras so severely taken w ith tins dread?
ful diseaae on Saturday evening la-t. as to cause
deathin sboul is hoars Mr t; , had returned from
the ciiv on Saturday evening,in perfael health but
was taken about n o'clock, with the most exemtia
ting cramps and pains. Dr. Orin, tegetner with
?everal other phy?scians, were ealssd in, who pro?
nounced it a ease of BSjBj?ttM Asiatic ( holers The
dec es red lingered m the nio-t intense suffering until
about i o'clock00 Sunday evening, w!ien kS asM.
Siitoi'larFai i ?It is recorded aa a sin?
gular fact, that durum the late terrible "TffgT ition
at San Francisco, no( ? singie house of worship of
anj kind arasdestroyed, wkile evety gambling house
bot three were burned. [N.O.Com Bulletin
Dl KD.
Oa goaday, Julj 19, of opalara jaaaataat, KLLA, oab
rhiidolWm K ml IM? nil Taylor, .0.-1I 5 'inntlis and
? dais
I'iii 11 .atof- aial Ir.i ails of tin- n.nul. ar.- n sp< rtfulb
iavitsd lo attend the fuasral on lJns(Moadai ifkaraaoa, tl i
o i k, i: ..ii. in. i. ( of bet psast-aaaer, ii?ine-1) it.
u,Oreea Ponat, L. I.
I'asseiiuers Arriseil.
, .. ,. > tasJfaiaes, frssi film? Orten?--Mn I' Mare,
and nurse, Mr- M E, ilveli?a I.. Oeorcias i, Heanetta aad
MssterWai Marer; Mn ll. Miseea afaria, Olivia sad fa
iah Milispa isti aao .tits.-. Mis r Rai iaasai, Mis ll J Coa
rad, eluhr aad anne; Misses afanaa and Paaay aad Mai
leraJ and i' aad Mi A Coaradj ati A ttuieaaed.afi
Large, Mr CM Lona, Mr f Logaiae, lad steteerag*
M Mil N i: JOURNAL.
P<>KT oy NLW-VOKK.fOLl
Cleared this l ureiioon.
Bartt K. -mi:-1 Hm in), ?. Laaona, Oelr? mt v Oa
Bin's ?-??...Ii Bnde,Lr Boetellier,Buenos a>re-. Km
IHinueu,Colker, Pietoa, J s Wtntiu a Co; Eraily.aavatl,
Ivtt Crosswajr, ni:m*er. W .lerl...., Birl.er.St .fuloi?. NB.
.isaiettie a Co; kahnoal, Card, 1 ndser, ) H n/knaa
k Co
Brbs llenrico, tsudge, kVuBsoad.C II Pieraoa: B< re-u,
Cole. Petersburg, J leintet k Co; Saad H Lara. Baulk,
Baltimore, Mailli r a Lord: Bmaira, Buakei. Wasaiastna,
IK* Sturges, Cleanaan ft Co; Mai i Foot Muliea, Ports
invetb. Ml. Nesmitb a. fcas
Arri veil.
i SM gaaaaet li^iaaalia,Wottsa,Hsvrsria CosresJalj
/.I.. .M rtubi. a. U ringst sa Left ivives at aiataiglrl
Jali i
Mm? S;la? llmliaes, Berry, IfOrleaaa Jsm 11, aatsi sad
iic .taa sad -t. . r .... MSBOaei is. i" W N? .???ii
Rarh I'rat.slin (uf Portland). Cooke. Raga its Of laaV d.
I ...i ! I, sogar aad asolaesaB, to MBsssr ft Caaap*.
?e?
Spoken, kr.
j. \ ? am. iaa c s M aasaaeti Menaaa Da \V ek
f.u Suutbain] i. ii. IM Miles im Sand II xik
?
pi ii iTaanaa kraski.in i
Harra TnljrT gkipi Ceotenoa. Coonila: Caarl?iu.t?ne,
Wtbii; New-York, TasaBpaaai Raiae, Doaaej Esnerer,
1'e.iral.. i?. me. Wdltams; ?.alen.i. LeaviR; st rta*aotas,
BraidoB.ailfbc New-York; Nasataaa, Munt, iorChsil? --
ton. ili-e
\trut Lwerroel laas 30,skip Joba Carrier, Butataa,
Charleston Sailed Cjjneeaof the West,for Pailadslpaasi
i i HShephi rd, f ir Kew-Yei s
DegLJeas Je?Aaria?M rhrarsas sailed a\apsanraay
tk re, Hovel Nee Y i ,
t itnxaita. Joae .".?? \rr asaaaai th aad Aaeera, na > ?11
Aaaa ,
ih, t : ? ?? I ' irr et Mary, tm Hn ?
I Wkterixrvl. Jem ^s?Saile.i Umpire per New-Yert
: i . , Jaw-Bailed Raaseaa, JoaSiae, New-Yert
I\ PURSli INCEof an o.-drr of the 8ur
rivrn to all i? rv.ru, hav.n* cla ms ara-u.. ?KUJKKH K
MULLITOB. lair oft!., c.t. oi New-York, tak'T.deeeas
ed.ki : n -. J the lanv ?i ^hen thH'-s'to llie - . -
. .ti'? tf . 4 JACOna KOSENOTEJN, Kjq ,No.
i Jsates-strert. m tbe Car of New-Yers,. aa seMaSreOM
? ... .... ,'.. r Ortoher text Date.1. New-Y?**. Use
^rentUda ofApnl.lSJl LLlZABKni MoLLlTOH.
. .11 la?A6m.M- A ln.aist.atr:i.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogate of tks Co aty of New-York, a :x<- ?? aerel riv
?? toal peraaaahaTrngeauavsaaaristWILLIAM A COL
.VXN ... . th? i '? I Nf*-Y .s.J.ceavd. *.. ..- ? .'.
tic same with ro eher? thereof to the ?.r'>er. at bi*_.?r
M Bl -adi' a.. ::i t:.t tity ? f New-1 as. on f ?I -re
the t?eltth da. i >'o- em'er next -Da'e-I SeH-Y.^rk. the
lLthdavofM:. ?. Hol 9AMLLL COLMAN
mvi-'isv.tiiiiM* Adaaaaatrator
BY ORDER of the Hon. Natnan B.
M-rse. a Judee of'.ae S : r? . ? f iir.nonas ikon
h. published of aa older re.; .inns sil thf -re-li'o'i .?I
MAFK (.' HOVLK. fth) ( '.} ; B' s>% i asej
del.' r 's it ? i jw. :l I ? .. . U : ti;e ?a-l
Judre at h.? Chanibers in the City Hull, m ti.e City of
Rrooklra. aa thi tkirtirth d r i tea it. i til, it 10 ? i??c*.
in th. iWentwu ol that day. way an as?irnnieu: ? ?( the -stats
i l'tae ?a.?l in?ol?e:it ?h??uld Bot be m*de. aud Ue be <L?
? hargAl frur.i tu? del t- a o id eg ?- the arotaasas of the
statutes " ?vKK-erniiK SetSBtan a^-i^Tuneat- made aursu
ant toth- BDpii' ??'."ii ?;' .!.???!.-e* ;.. in- p.. J.'or- " Da?
ted J?ui? I. ISj' CHAKLLs MI LOi K
eio has. *M Anaras] for Iusvlreat.
ORANGE < 1' I N l \ CO?R T. Orange
County.?Elea/f r Otdaas again?t Robert K. < a ..
Jonathan C. G.dner. J?.hji W Gidnev, Mary L. Gslney
aiulRoxanaf Gataey.?To the ?-?.ve oaaaed DEFEND?
ANTS ?Y'Slsre hereia ?uiunione.1 and r?)ii.ud to uiswer
ti.e eaOBtaSBt n this BOMa, w.'?.?.n was Um ... the .ii.. - a
the Clerk of the C'unt> of Oramrr ?>u the first day of May.
tail, ami se?v?> a ??.,.i ?.f r.?ur a?? ??-? ?a a?-. a' aiy "Ifi? - >a
the \ J.a-'e at Newtjurrh,'l)Taure CoBSS] . N?TW- V'.rk. witii
m twenty d?vu after the servie- ben??f. eirbi?iTe of the
day of stu-li senace. ar.d if the d-f-n.lants tail I? answer the
e .inpla.nt as aforesaid, the plaintiff a ill apply to the Coast
firtlie 'i. rl J-a.amlrd .a the < oui l ent ? Hated Apru 10.
UM IF BELJLNAP. PUasttg*s Attoraer,
i< .? la-te-M " >vekv. N- *.
SECOND EVENING EDITION
FOR STEAMBOATS, RAILROADS, 4*0.
??JlaVAI AI TKB>?O>. ;l o < t ot lv
."Market*. T?o i> ; m
VsHEs?TI. ? l fair demand for Puts ?? j It p.
are r.oxt at i S*
fVTr.'n?T)j( marie' :? ?e.o r an.! d '!
Fi.hr a>d Me*i -The l.>w ~ni!r? ef |Me ird Wf?t
em Fi--' r are >?? l r,,,--nt tr. '. n.iuenee i In the nat'.o c-i
j h> advices pel the Franklin. Canadian is du.l at I Si .
I>m<?.t:' has?.>!d :.- the cvten* ,>f i.tse M?h all is; it
I S'atr. 4 ii Hit If a -.-n aad Indiana, and 4 31,H *> ret
pii.t Crne-ee Southern steady v?i'h a mtxlente Ue
i! am! Tii> ?lies are -'.a*! m>'.? V I 1V3I ? far ci?tiiaon
b>r -od htuid? We notice a m> of nal?ssore (new,-; the
IM ?r. Km market, at si. Rye t". air s m limited ttSMMMl
?? I 3". C--a Mea' i? .lull at I 'H f.r Jersey.
taaJjV-JBsMna of wn?at a ? eaeaaad H meet beneai
freely, and we hear af MM been Red tan at 9!c. ami
cue do vi p keaensani vi I eat nie. Canadian i* dull and
i. .ininal .V. 9w?l"Vc. Rye i> .,uiet at t >au a-e ?fe?i|/
a i.'.?4.'c Im State and 4,"as.' J -?t.-v. C >rn is more
s'n.dv anJ the market i;. arm f -r ?.v;nd?s?1p? ,>f tfjBBl
' -'? ut ji -ai3 for healed, 5ft fur rund Western Miied. mid
a i, r Rnur.d Yellow aad 61 far Rmind White.
Will-vv ?The m?rket is Mni,t at .'J: ,.. Pn?, ,.
PRO' Won?Pork ..? dull and heave, th.- trade .vidv are
buy.r... . Mi A titelt 11| for Mesa tewtaadllM
t'er ,!?' Pi me Old is plenty and ,? aestected. Heel is
a ry and heavy, aid inactive at 8 I30)$I1 for Mesa, ajul
|l IN 11 Pnsaa CW Heats are sdfeaad mure freely, and
Ike market .? more . :.. t j' 7, JT. for Man... ad >., j>;| for
S'i ? Idars La*d ts n'uet and heavy itSi eS'r The ?tack
aadthsca is leas e?aaj Sa aspect Hinter i. u?s
ideal . tad the ? i-k?t ? firm Ibr irteae quality Seles of
01 .413.??. ..nd S'i," at Ifta lie vt Inch in rather letter
Bj Telfgrtfli tu the NYvv-Ymk Trilium-.
\\ n? hi it.; ?hu Item,.
WaWIMTOWi ItlWatlay, July II
'?? eral I lurpJtli MM appearing m the Crtmiaal
< ' art to a iswer the charge of abducting the -lave of
vir Toombs, suits hare been instituted aninat YVil
Maitrhard, Darid v Hall and Mt lav Parker, the
pt eties for forfeiture of leougaieaB in
Pi d Von I ? nvrerk das bora recofBiaed as
Consul for t'allfornia, and I araY \c r for Ohio for
Um Dot ; ' v oi 01 'euburgb.
?
l tents fi out itosioe. Fatal kct Ideal irrest er a
Raab Rabber Harder
Bas raa, hteeday, July 1i
ti laturda] tfteiuoau,while BanjanuaHoarard,
Eaq. i' ei ihani on Cealral Whan, was riding in ins
camagc with his wife, s.>t. r? anil nieca, tb< aaaa
raa away and the part] wen- all thrown owl Mr
Howard'? -.ster died irom ihe injuries s|ie si|st lined
yestt rday l'be others were not Mrioualy hurt.
Wat, Deroe,.. aiMononslraali robber, w.^ arrested
atWoodatock. Yenaoot,on Saturday. He nas para
ing m ot v ot tht Dorcbeatsr and afilton Baak, stolen
-.uu tune IgO, and snapped a pistol and drew a
kaife on Iba odbcei but was sacurod and locked up.
\ colored ntan aaraed Baniiaat living m apeneer,
Mass , on Mdunlaj, aiter severely beating Ins wife,
drained her into the yard and stabbed her t > the
beej t Re ba? ahnde aaoape
????
The tteanaei Maria B?rt The tviniieid geati
nt >? w-Otieaaa
til a ?Onutana, IVeehataday, July 9.
The |iaswnaiiie of the Waaasar Maria liurt, l?si on
her pasaaga from Oelraataa to tins port,arose all
saved, but the btiat !s a total loss. The .steamship
w Held 9t ott, rrotn New-Torfc, arrtred this morning,
Rallreal Accident.
Pun.am LPBia, hfoadaj. July 11
\a iccideat OOCarted last night on the Pennsylva?
nia Railroad, aear Muaarabarg, byr*the can running
orcr a cow,sind consequently getuag otf the track.
The bags a ire master, (ieorge (allaiian. a sou ot ;?
nolii e oifi er in this t ny, was staadiag on the plat
Ibrm, aad waa berried] crushed. It i* thought he
must have died since.
? ?-- -
Narketa ni ? Obi i?s-. ful i
i rroa .ia- been easier lor the lower grades,since
the receipt of iheadrices by the Canada while the
higher(roaJitlei bat e been turn, Tht quotations are
b>r Stru th middling H< . and fair lu v. The sab - of
yesterday weit I, "0 bales, an I to day they reach
aVMlO bales.
>lnri.eis CtuaaLasroa,Julj n
The sa!'s of CatToa yesterday arare TM be lee,
i. .. < s ranging Irtan M <> re.
CITY ITEMS.
?
Tri Bi \ .sr. Finn.?The first store
was occupied bt L?bach i Ichepelar, whoes stock,
i onaiated of ra !igo. eochlneal, haeaad oil, sugar, t e,
waa constderabiy daanujed by water, insure i tor
tlM I, w hu h wil. lul'v covet the loss. The entire
loss is rtanated ae follows Lesson the building,
*:i.ii ii ; on COttOn $7JkM -tl.er lo?s $-.?,?4>n Total,
$13,000, The -tore o! Win. Neilson, importer M
win, , de Vi Bean r--t. was sUghttydainaged by wa?
ter.
? ??
ScatOI 8 At i IDBftT. ? ?Ii, Saturday after- i
a, on. while Mr. Wat ll fttogdill and l?s lad] srare ,
enjo>ing theawelves w it.'i a pleasant ride on the read
a not! distant e bey on i Hartem, the spirited aahaal
became Ii i ?'??bl i lied. and ran aWay at the hlght of
his speed, The horse palled rery strong an Ute Mt,
?iini it was ntterl) Impoasible for aTr. Btoadill to rein
him , tin reforC be dashed along at a rapid gate, ami
before be could be checked Mr 1 aad h,s wtfa were
thrown out of the rehieleand ?ererelj uttured. Mr
Stogdill is one of the active mltmtkta ol sheriff < era*
le>*- oifice. and we learn thai ins Injuries are of mm b
a serious nature that he will OOt be able I i attend to
hi5 dtitie- foi several daj a
{tV ThtiOMta F. Meagirer,the exiled Iii h
patriot, was m lined on the 17thOf February I ist at
Hoher! Town, to a Mi*- Bennett.
Report aa the Yeaaaateacc Treaty.
Wasaiaaroa, gthaajr, J ily II, 1*01.
Capi J. M- Mercer ot the Tentntntenec
iure eying party arrttrad here Uxfay, twenty days
rroa the scene of operations. II? is ? week in ad
v ,r.i e of the rematndi rot the party. Be n port-, tnat
ujon the \tiantic u'l fhei oatsacoalkoerirei iaaar.
igahle tor twi nt)-Iiiemiles a xrvc its DsOUth, tor ?lups
ifrawiag eleven feet of watet Ata pesnt called Mm
atitian, where the railroad liae as already lad 1 down
ItcomaManeea,aadpasaesover ? baaatirel country,
teeming with leuses aiid cattle, almost in wild -tale,
nr.ti! it strikes upon the waters of Taitepec river.
In tin- distance of sixty miles, there are BO other
difficulties to encounter titan those common to undu
'utimr countries from the Taatapec we come upon
?he Malatengo, and here have our fir<t grade of nfty
feet. W? thenaacend thirtyatilea froaathe Mahv
ten gO 10 the 8a ITS Man re Mountain-, a chain of ti,e
(.,.,..,:,- ; in irl; which si.icral passe? h ue lieen
a rveyed That ei l-a < birela has been chosen a?
the 1 eat and 1.t f< as.ble. and 'hrou.'h it a fifiy feet
gradt haa been run, wlncb preeents a na-t feas4ble
roan On the Paetae rede of Sierra Maare, there
;-re 1 0 diaVuMies te eoatnad with. \ straight line
?o Yeatoaa,on r.e Paeifc. brings rouovera great
piaiaof thirty astles. The rdjaaata is very healthy
Tl e off .I r? and BV B, t'.ft>-three m BOaaher, are all
are! aad have eat "acted no diM 1 1
RiaUTT vND Rnatintrg?Tfct ii igdon
rMraaaa haa the foHaasaag aaeaaaf ol an eee .'r.-m-e
arhkh bnyneaed n ."?cott Co. Tean?, reeatatSy,whaeJji
i-... t a little romantic
a Mr t ra:t. tbe owBCi of a very coasfortabh es>
t?te, bad in hi? employ, as a laborer, a Mr. Bear, a ho
beeaani eaaanaredef ni daughter a afrl of about
'irr*' 1 a rfourteen years of in. o.. aahbath, the
Ith : ' ? ui the absern e of the father. Bear and the
pod to BtaatriUa and were narrried. They
remainc'- taaaejhsl 'an':, 'he following .'aturday,
b 1 . ihe tataer, in the ajhaaaw of tut kaaawam.
c :: e aad tink hi- daughter, packed hat up. and
, ,t' 1 1 bt r under'he care of in* brother-in-law and
.1 v. nn, whom report aayi hadeaired tier to marry,
starting bt r . rf ??? \i:--.--.opi, by ?av of Scott and
Lee counties, -i ibis State, taoisviLle, Ky^ eYe>
A.- -ooii a.? tt.e??- cireumstances were learned by
?f? biiehand he made apfdication to the Judge of
*.-,? t ire it, 1 btained .? writ of taoeaa "trpna. and
?'arted iti pursuit The company fleeing were over?
taken t:; V'rrmia. but the writ had iOst its virtue,
lad though one of the pursumg party once got the
wife into bit possession, he thought it unsafe to re?
tain her. on n cine p.?to!- drawn by hti adversartes,
aa : r rt I aratumi tor deadly combat.
a further eflor. was not then made to recover her
by the h'isoa.nl. Bha araa ftwn uken on to Scott
t II., and there confined and guarded until word
could be sent to the father and a reinforcement ob?
tained. Diu.zi beTtvuutneiaenl :n Scott, the baa
' and a ith bis patty igaorantry passed on. arui crossed
,. r i.*o Lee before" hi* m.stake was fuunu ot.t. in
1. ?.,: 'line the father, breathing curses and ven
res nee. came on with bis reinforcement, leek he
. ri 'o ' is nosaession. and started on the intended
Jh Lee to Kentucky. *e On going
?bcLt ten miles bevond Eastlnlle. to Col. Spear's, he
n?, f, oursuingpartv on tfuir return, f rom pm
dential motive*, the husOand ?1. not allowed to ap?
prove h the hou-e where the father a a- and <m the
mim iir t pof those w ho were of bis party, the earl
v ? .it to a room, and prep vat ions were made for
, , rk shook! an attempt be made to recover
her. li.i.t-u-'ated by the show of weapon* and. the
M i iri determined m-nner of the father the
MOfd from an attach The father
iBd ?Party rrMinied their jouniev. and were pa-*,
baa en through Lee bt the uit ..vount*. By a inal
reaort, the hiistmnd ?ent raeeeerurer- bearing a letter
ofan UM and . street, from si..?cr. ,tv hrother-ui
;1V.V' Wi?V V >:,:'lin ??? -r- hidN -nser, J
with a writ of *.Aeue ,0r?w. Tb, ,r:jrr ajej n | M
? r. turn of Ute ruru wwk th.- mn. end an *.reoment
to tCTM of a. Illlili. aa the ha? awabotit t*
' alc-r. ed. and tl.e *rnl menu of the c-mmumt?
hose <t rya path) :..r the husliand Wu- e
- ? pintle had auon Ike uiher ae have not ret
< rot a v ? | .
Hbssiab Fi u..?There ia mom m aj*x.
aaafrta. Ye,Unairat fla? taken dunag the Rcudu
' l:on b| Cm. Washington from the Hex?aaaa, at Trcn
ton. It if composed of .-.Ik, beautifully embroidered
in needlework?the ctoarn appear* proaauaana, and
the date ITT4 on the iron; A.m>. ihe identical nag
surrendem! at the battle of lorklewn. It w te th-*
flag of the ?e\enth regun? i.t. and new beere this ia
m rption "The ?nrrenderof Lord Cornwall's N ins,
?be erowning c'> r\ ol toe nxanjdeta ine ?sj ; the
assencsa irnu " The lag is ot r.ch silk, acli petfa
i in d With t>u It; In.;? >. toners! Washington'sUidy
guard tl.tg t* also tat r? ? silk, with the motto, "Con
ijuer or die "
WlsLKt.lN T'm\KK?IIY.-The BJBjajaJ
eomm? ncein? nt of t1 < Wes evan I inver>U) at Mid?
dleman, t'or.n . a ill be held mag the M t?> the Ith (?f
August The baccalaureate sermon will be prea* h?vd
on Sunday, t; i 11 On hlaegray, ihe oratnm before
the iit? rar> ROCii bee aid be di lirerad by Hie lie* (i
B Cheerer, D.D.. of than city Ob Tuaeday, tka 1th,
the era:.on and neoa* t? fore Ike Pat 1 psaloa aajeteta
w , be de rreeea by M/n? ? Presorts, K?q ., anal B J
Is s. .AM. also the oral on before Ihe Alumni by the
Ret I' Weatworth, aad the oration ami poem he
fore the M Society of the Mystical Seven." bv the lies.
II V Beecber, of I5r????klvn, and J tl.Saxe. K>.;
cm Wednesday tka -eauu eakahd tat will be held
i i'mmkm i'mvm ok Trim i V ColI.K?R?
The an' nal commencement ?>f thu luetltution w:il
beheld in Christ Chare h in this eUvTonThnawstay,
Jv.v :<l-: Tkll being the tarutv-tiilii coaunence
ment. on appropriate address w ill be delivrreJ tn
the nunc place on Wedaesdaj cv <>mng, the MljL by
Ret E bdaardi Beardalej of .New Haven The
RMfet t;g ot the House ol Convo.-aliou will
be hi M in the College Cnenel al I oVksch m the
mornhag Of <VYrdne??lav, and ihe aU liesa will be de
? i' ? ?? .>? ike - une afternoon, at i oMJook, la i hnst
i hi rcn. by ilen Lovi Woodbary, LL. D.
(Hartford t'ourant.
I'm an ksoitixb Dat.?Aa lafcrt it BttaV|
ii all bj li< ernoi Woo l, of Oha?, in pursuance of a
>?; eaolu ion of the Ohio Legislature, to have *
unifi nn day for Thaaluwti bag and Prayer, m all the
States ic ri e i aion, and he has porrospoaded with
:!.?? BxrcuUret of the several States ?>n the subject.
The daj wleeted will moat nsnbdhrj i>e the last
Th?r dai in November. This i* right, and we hope
all the States of the t in. n will ado. t the suggestion
i d"o "Mate-maii
FaCTOIY bvbnbd IV I.liill IMNii.?TIsS
cotton faetor\ ?d J kaassbary a Co . North Killing
Nr, MTiodhsm Co., was struck oi lightaing last Pkura
d '\ a .'. bashed to the ground B? rapid was the
- . i of laedeveurlag eleaseal that it w.?? foun.i
'U.p,..kit '.- i.i r> -. lie an* ot t eonlen's ol the null
That the Ire am* the work of lighianag there is no
room to doubt The sstiaialrd total loss we under
? lai'.l to he al out fJlhtKio. whih th?' amotini of nutir
.m. e w.is *|ii,.hhi (Norwich l onrier
\Vh1PPRD itY a Woman. ?A .Mis. TtS
fethern, residing it the Neith Bad, roaeeivine hers
?i. it injured by certain reports ot Mi UuSaa Pike,
i itool. >?sterda\ to seek redrev> by chotising
hm Seeing Mr. P SOSO! a si..re. -he procured a
cowI..de. an I wttkottl Biaeh pielunmary e-iplana
lien, applied the whip over Ins hoa. head and back,
no severer) as to hi ?>? the blood The i?h>r fellow
pie.ul for quarters, whoa the arosnaa espresse i her
- itisfai tiOO and lilt the store t.Newb I Herald.
!? The C?mptown (Ky.) J-nmm' stye
thai ecitJSI n Ofthat i<lace lately took ninety head ??l
beef cattle from that plai. to Pfea i oik cut, in th??
railroad, through this State, and returned home iu
elevendayi with the proceeds of the sale. The es
pense per head waa Bit 19, and the shrinkage hardly
anything. When driven b) foot It required seventy
Ii, r i i, andCOSl SbOtlt SSI per head, and was *l
ter.il? d v. ith a heavy ioss by shrinkage.
KiSI fN Hin -im 1 ? Last iuo.it thS |i.i|)?M
null of Newman. RobOkSOa t Co, un Hkasdsie, N
II , with all its contenUh was burned, i ohm triable
raw material was on hand, which iIbated tne fate <>t
tl e building Not much paper Wae Iniriit. a? Hie ga k
had recently been sent swat Lostes?nested at trma
ao.flos to |o,ooo Insured ir the Ktas t*oosaaay,
Hartford, foi ti MO 11,008on the laJILStylaOoatJM
macl inery, and |l,IMoa the sttick iiiat Ksgle
Viroinu Tobajoco Crops,?Tin Win
limttr K'l" '?!'. mi -ays the |>io?peet tor a crop of to?
ll i eo in tdUsState is mm Ii WOTWJ than last yer.
Pea planten have anything bke plant- saeeajh t<>
I, art Maaj crops havi i?*?i? planted over, and
ma:i\ i ?* the p1 ilits aie veiy -mall A planter ot
i hari .ite county says it la lasposetMli to Oatpeel a
lull i rop. This will ke?'p lohuceo up.
MARINE JOURNAL.
POS1 Iis NKW-VORK Jill ll
Arrived.
Kalk f !>?' ! II en '. He' iltmanil, II ini'>':r ? Jii il .. m l,.' U.J
'i.. : ?S-. i .:??-. i h ? k 5i k i.tili a i. I, I.t? Ii. l?o >t.
-;k.ke Ui mis Bawkfse. Oihba, Irani Iwsasss, lau. in
NY"'1, sadsi jnrymsm baviag,ea 'he inth efiuae,at
ia* it a 13,eigenem ed ?? a* n ?!e t?NW. in wheb
carried paar fore aad mataaias! Oneredhha atswaaoo,
not as dal not a sat say. Jui} t, oa ib. Baaks, see ?
Isri;. eU'r*
Haik Ot-etoeatea 's?e). Piotea, Btockh din 71 ?1?, iroa, le
Pit hi I *. v . a, atedl
HiafJA T.yP.r (of M Oeorge), atseaar,Paaee,Pft,tl
,- -iiray, tu I? w Tnu.djr
mhTrnmaa (< f Oreeapurti, TuttI* Male (oftenl,, Mat a
a.l t .'l c!?, (< lien, I OTaei JUB* W, Ut St, lea SI, in ?
i le.liatotrerts irdCaptA BOiffied Kveiy sieruaa
? ?<i Is ro -aie bin.not it peeved in rain t .'/ *, K
it mn insinsa, uf Oresagoet, Ll. while m tka act <>f
Iskra* in the fure aalt t?p*ail, tell from the r rentsst, and
aa* inataatJ- killed Jnaals,lat im. ion at a,?paks *his
Obio.fi. AtahVaff"fa Ibr Uveepool.was supplied us
v. Ith i i.avical r
v.' Atlant; s :Brn ll'd'erm, Ahae.i? I 1 dv -alt, fce, te It
( \re.ilv
Si Ii V? in O'ivei. Trainei, l'lulMilel|iln:t i ?t- ss 'i t"i M. l
lletoara, Dsns
RH (IV 99*9 John Sp. ar, Spi ar. L.verno.1
vmm1-- s i-'.NNK. Meridian N
?
Domestic Port?.
i I p \NY. t. :. : ?? Art - . ;. Adi II ?. : St-*
ii a.B i.Prosslem-i i ?aader, Nirk ?
.??u.U. '.ii Elmira Riyers, Wpelltaaa, Prewateaes .. .?>!.?
I mbl?9, Can : I all, N Vorkj Straager, I ?rrnraa. N v..rli,
v ? lenei PCI rk; Bfanam, letaaaoa, NVerfc;
. ? r ii '. in i, pbiladelpbiai I M Fci-i, M?*e,
F'.ii isleaee
APA LAI NICOLA, Jane tt?Arr l?rk Kd? oil Knud
t<n NYork; tStb. bar* Mar. Cuna i.< ll. I'o f.len, Ntrwuort,
WaUi anb.AlBMilia.Switb. K.tniie Tetu*. I.rnc Oen Wd
m>n.Prekwab,NYeri t ..t Mh.awwaidC Jaiass.wsot
rtostiia in port t';? ? ship CtiaabHSPas. Perkias,
fur Iii.-' kl i 1 -'??. nn NYurk, wte.
Vi , . I nn ? . I' ? V I. W .. - .1. nn. Lil.d,
); . I . . '. ? ? Ui'vui. Biekwith. fm
NY rk.lde; rb? Alsvedu, Siaitb. Aa Saiane, latas, wta;,
,* n \i K ? Iba me. fm NOrleaas,?le; I Onnraaa.iassri
C?ed*ra. f"r NYork, Ids
' IIARLESTON, I ? 10?la Ihe ?IBnir. bsfb Avnls,
Ii . i . . a < i.i, -iii.|mjm-.I the Brunen
i, .? j W ks. I brii Metallak, Mn .? M .-?...?
\\ , , - , se i Prisf V.\ i' M ? .1. i;. ..r'??t.,*i,, SC.
(i iRLnsTON 1 ' is?Arr tka Sa* a Ahes, haw'
. 11 iBsSR rOWM BC Sal r.-< i, aag BskaViB, Baw>
n .a. st Cryur.
,\KU OHLCANS, Ja'j X?CM ateaatship Pampero,
w. la,( el rsUM Rerksltire,WilUaats. ii1 sta.u. lier
m* ia,? ud N"i : s rah Purinrton, Pnrisgtsa, Ha?
? t ? ?' Men-i MYort sehe sVsaes, LaasaeitxCka
r - W ? II i.-t i..- f??.. i Tancia Ha,, Oregon, Trenis,
ran.: ro; .(? i r. I , id. Natal, MoaslS. Arr samedav, ship*
i t u B Lrrei Meoera ViaoLaWstea;
Ai R ?> '. i ? Iraaada, Bateaildor. la?ertM?>l,
.... . I.: . ?'. kieiuaa. aaliie His*daras: Msdaaa;
M.S'. !. i:. . I .1 . 1 'An?? d s'l-amolup i;:d??*t<m.
(.,.?? ?? - - ? i -venrnra. Vsera, Bsre
, i .. Hr> :' ** - i r, Wank, Bvearaai Hrship
. fi'-m v, l.iver^-..!; i ark I>iret|.i Kish.tlates,
\ -i %l > . >ir:- 'ii ? Pr .-.sr. 'i|. until. Ilinni,
: r t H M Chari.-ti. LigM as.nte. ?..?alilish. Ra Mb Man
I-, i : - o B Mathews, K..?.in? u. aasass
In t ? ? urn Valrerdi Morsts Arr atsaaisatp
K It,. iSaatiaen tbjp*Partbeami.MaUsaws,
I ? h ? n ? ? i Tib ?s .. Hdl. New.
V? 0 Ks (ir* i ' Ryan I -' a . C.,'u.iil?.. Irorhsm. do;
,;n lilaace. -i . .. ?. .1?.. i.isy . Du?e.. Havana;
I,..-- u'.r tiooprrt,Bordesa*; Praaaaa Jsars
I.\i:. .? De.liil s irkMaypo, Fatss, Barcsmasi
a .. a ( - ? \ ? la, ?eaea: Br seb Tmsaas Jaaaas,
i'..'. . Ilsttan I-i..W1: fei I!" ..ta. Muss. Vera Cm*
V KW ll S\ INI .-Arr-- h? Alev..mler. Maldw.n.
I i . i , . --<:. I M Mitchell. do.
Isi+n Powter.?. Alben . rtoep Lady Fee??es wnrht.
NY bid br?? Maxe -?. Saagar; iehs Yeraanaa,
i rutreet lattit I. ? IN Tax, ISnaW.dag hwi
' H H ILADElT'HIA I . I-An j ? I I ?, re ? .I>"1?"*'
. .. - . I id Mortis, N i >>rk . Mary
P hK HMONO. J . Ij-An ahr* New Y..rk. Nelwn.
N V t Jttliett. Baker, H .. .-a ? l.r. Ora,aut T'ittte.
\ ?, j-,; Woottra, DleMwerth, Stanford era Saag
I ? - d< R**? "? "?' m sr..
s vV \NN IH. Jnl Ii- Ar' ? ara Ve.n. F? ?
v C' rtrbiaa.Wa *mght hasYawoiw vaasasa,
Ih ?art. New \'o'? , T?.i,.r
v. ii MIS'. I' n i - < eared icbs j M Tsri r.
I . . I M York; I iBeea ? . ><
s. V.i Ms Pe ell. Bi n*. i . ? *
... kba P ?? irrmm, C rtlett. KLhaW^bi? r.-n term.
1 nU, Ball as in_ .
Reeeiet.ol Predace.
By im Verl Ihrer A asti - Mejdw. B^
t Cat Meat. Mid Nek > > *? < baje . ?
V! , . . Rr, ?! t<"?. bleWBOS
Whra' i<i i aa - ^ ^^^_^^^mttmtmtm
?l REET I i E PA KTM E N J> \}?
Dg Res^l'.tion. hare bee^. 'g,DCWAlJrf vJtjtr?
x .1 Aider: .ti T > ^/i? cl'bb ^^JJfl*
IWand 111 Eaat-Brwelwa. . tuJ?**_a iak srs whers tue
M ON EH oa ??? ?? ?V\lr\^?t^^h2l^?
. M .re not BOSS '' J ^T YIsTsi
'.;.er.m. ?'<? W'"^"^ ^ b**?* tas l?A *t
to tU unileougned. ?? om~' , -
July nut-J"J) >. ^jQjjjf I pA?Wl< 9W9W V*?1*

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