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________ Fera??a aai af f-l?Te>ry.
*" K-w-Yorr. 8_t?rdRy. Mf 3, UM
^r'olored peraon called at my officfl and
___, _a to purrhoie bii child ran from elavery, ln
TrV^T I refarrwd bim to you *? a known phllonthro
*ZZi frt>nd of Ub?fty. md ? oaa wbo devotai *plen
_",_>nU, and ibe coliimLa of R_.lnfluentl?l juurnal to
j. _Jva_cerne_t of pro.rree and bapplneae. He re
*_LT_-t ke bad been to yo. at firat. that ymi refuoed
F^aSlbecauee yo_ ereie ..pi.oa.-_ to buytof any one
L_ 8_verv,Bi.d tbat tb" pnnci?Bl old he had received
*?_ ________ S_a____flBlaaWBl here | or are the p-.h
B_tfl_SSJ trlend. of the blark only friend. t ? the
K "ebow - Hoer I. .? I I'leaaa let ul bear tn* J*
Vouri reepectfully,
A i RIKN-DTO n;e C07-THV.
lUutarks.?Our eflWMpflpdt-H haa dis
MBflBfl- aieraoW __re*_ BBBl am from wi.ich
... huve lo.i* vani-hd. Wedo m.t k**
?McMj ??liat inntivr BBJ1B.IB him. though we
can gm*. At all flvaata, we give liim all ht-.ran
rntkp l.v it- ,
Wabava maa aoa-thtogtaward tl.e re
|ionbv,,,rchn-.'o,f.,t.yorl:rtval'ivealro,,,l,,,.l
' -0?'r(jftliri?wi.!cr,.l"-lc-tv.-H.'. W? ?**J
_;(,oaf.,nincf..eao. Kr.,,lur_ene.v.!.ke that
Ztu Siiii?i"- ,",,-Hs ??enpral rulr'
vc are a.eree te tl.e Bfate Trade m afl ll ? pi.a<_H.
and ?eaa to -tead bWCt-BB it. Itiaa ba. trade,
|;11dvte,,r.fertokeepele,ir"fii.
1'rol.i.l'ly our corre-r.ondent does not aaad ?" M
ke**n*i tkal ?e aaa. Um ibbUmibibi of bomaa
,?|tl.rirsul.j.iga?ioiiMB(-liattelstotlie will
2 pleaauie of -**?? hunian beiagfl a Ihizrant
jjnyl a-.__-? ot iiHturiil ju-tiee?a
mm***ti the GkaVea rtolo?aa hnpkm_ vioUtJoa
ut tl.e great fundariirnt.il hw. ''I'li'-u ahall love
Bk. mmi*km* an 'hyuelf.' St* we insist thnt M
aJavBhoM-- *rmM deaaw itt ba Uaaaajfa ifara. aad
.,t ii.-.n wonld wi-h to -nhj.-ct ii- daogfc
I ithaeb-DceB nnd _l__eat eertaiotM 0 a
Maaa ead _?_-_?! fc?1' bb_v?'b condition
JSIa.ery, therefore. witln' denirtl ofiu
Ifllaetoal detfekaaaaal aod culture 0 ita victims
ind the atihjfetion of tlinr paiBOM t" Um unlim
jtrdeontrol oi tl.e BM '- ta, i U BflSBaM-il_K_alt_r
__,,?_ Hirrcly Baa-B.fa-B| wbieh wmtf beaboaad, bul
r iMid.lion which is t.'ar// tm ahu-e. nnd toodfl in
... itut.lv to oll inantter ?>f practkal wroflgl nnd
iibonnnntiona.
|aitfari-Bg &, W anxiou-h deetie to rid our
aam country fin-t, Bad uitiumtely tlie wbolfl world,
*t it- I aleful and corruplm. presenre. Tho raa.
mt ol a few indivi.limls from thr nervile ei.ndition
i- of muhII aeeaaal whea eoaapafed with the over
ihrow of tlie ??i.ciiisrd nyntem.
Hen we Ngard the bayiag ti mmrm Bad thrre a
aluveoutol Slnv.iy BBeakulatod.il ita gaoaral
lalaaaaa, to atraagthra un.l perpatoato tha ajra
trm. Encli purrhnse Ifl iintnmlly ragaided hy tho
BinveliolditiR ekaa ai ha bo db Beaaa an adnaiaaioa
i,fil..'ii ritjmi to thak aUvea. We appreheod
thnt they are atfaaftboaad un.l aaeaoragad in
their evil arajra hy ?ur bayiagthaii flhrvaa. It ia
t,s if 11 pirale rdiiji were to come into our port to
prll oll" the gooda ahe had nccnmuhited hy luicca
lc lin:. aud we were to huv them off her handa.
Tlie/ of l.iiviiii: at aaek anle would he ahid OOB,
Huaah tha aafl-ira nright ladaea it Ourbuying
vri.uld ccrtaiiilv not he ei.leulated to fiil the cor
jiin'r. I.reu-t witli nny tlirillmu BOB-W of our nh
liorienee of liin bloodj and utrocioua can er.
We huve heen atiu. k with the faet that the
n.-t mtive itndeftieient aup|i..rteiH ofthe st/s
ttm ef Maioiyat thn Worth thoaa who m-ni
Joll\ expect and lahoff to make money OT olliee
out of it?are generally foramoal in the Northern
Phlia tiada The iden ..I iniiking |j!.".,lllrll a year
?.ut of Sluvery itid c-lie-.t ing the doail bj fiving
$1110 a yeur towunl thfl B? meipiitiuii of here und
tli.-re n fu'.'itue >ln\r, 1- 0M of 11 large luinily
Viliuh is very nutuiiilly popular with CottoB traf
f.-k.iH. ditinea nnd politiciaa . W* do li'.t con
fiiler it our duty to iocrBOBB tlmt popokritj -
It ia <|iiite pOB-iMl thut our eoticpondciit hns
lirard, find even upphiu.lc.l, the utrit itn.-ut?' Mil.
uoai ro-OirBMi ?_?t * cmti roa Taiam!
Ifaa. an Hiin i^ uhoiit the 1th of July, will lie
plaaaa t-tudv and poo_ot M ? v,hile I |I'I.
A VIbIihiIbii Pnvenieil.
At the Haaaachuaattfl ElaetMa Ual PaD.tha
iitl of ImWmU VMt- the pnot oll which the re-illt
turned; and tlie *mt*9*i l.oeo-i <>c..s and I'ree
Nulriaof that eity enrried it hy pled_in_ them
aelveH to p-oeuro, if trniiiiphant, the paaaagB Ot* a
Tto Hom Law. Mr. '?'? m. Butttr (aot our Hen.)
viietlirirlcadii!!* orator.nn.l hc iaBiatod firom Btamp
to .tunip tlmt tlie Ten Uoui l.uw WBBfhf W-toiBBO<
?in faet, the oiiK piacticul iasue?and daoehad
iiince with a Btdeinn plodge th.it, nIioiiIiI
tha Coiilition triiiiuph and not BflMBB Ten Hour
UW, bh the ifhigB preteiided, he would tum
\\kig' Of eotuaa, hir< brothai Coa__o_Me were
Mnnulated hy thi- pled^e to Btipcrhiiinan evei
Ubm, feuring tliev nncl.l mVttt ha\e aimther Biich
chaiice to g't rul ol liim?and they ciirrud the
B_T. The rictorj l? inc WOa, Boutwell re, lectod
Qevaraar, ?____? BpBahar,a?d'tha *\mi\* Mriy
dJatiBaitad batW^aa tha two eoatiaetiog j.arties,
lh.-T.nlliiurl.uw waal.ruught furwardin the Leg
itlntiire, nnd kicked strnight out i.r the w 111.l.w ! lt
liaddune its - i.rk till next I'all, and not B eoi poral'a
?u?rd could he ull.ed in its f.iwir. We were juat
ttvuu t?. .,-t rwigMd to the nelf-inuiction of ora
ti't Hen 011 the Whig party BffO_a| it hardly
- hie tlmt <i// tlie plc.l::.'- wherehy 'the ?poiU'
v.crewi.11 wonld ba ci-llv repudiated \ whenlo!
tlie Telegraph l.ioujlit uh n?wa of suid I'.utlt-r on
the atunip for 1'iene and Km: Tlu- l.c.wcll
, to ha\e lack.d notliin_ cf i"i!ec
tion. _
tW The Att'twy Ht*i*t*Tik from time
ta time pah-hllj aaarclaad with the fearahal
M.Biethmg The Tnbune may ym4* he"t to aay
rhculd injute tha eau>e ol ticn. Scott and the
SMug party. I.et our anxiou* friend BBBaBfaiU
Lttle Blarma with the aaaaiaMB that if The Tri
/,_.,(? shoul.t devote itself directly to the work of
? i.irniii!m Baatt'a aanitkai. with tha paadarom
ftietigth and adghtj iiiiHienee of The Krzisttr
lo back the vllort, that event wonld vet take place
ahoiit aa suraly aa the e.ait'.i revoUcs M H_ axia.
Old t'hippewa has not vet been defrated in all the
battles he Iian f.uifht. fiom that ol' l.un.lv'a I.wie
to tliat t,t Halltii.oie, .ind the Ides of No.eiu'xr
w.'.I hae Inui a m Btiotliei 011 a BBrgBI '"" W. ?'"! willi
iafiuiteU gicnter case than he ever ' tteheaV either
tha I'.iiti.-ii or (.reuserr.
Id?' The LtBD-Foeo papers chucklc ofer
the rtipi^.rt af l'lorce and Kmg hy l-BBBM P.
M'aajrole. af Haaeoek CtU, 1ml.. aa a Iimous io
fcetion from tha Whig rauk>. The Western Ar
fmt bb>b Uiat "He 1-11 ttir.li who ha* hOM otVtiud
OB a NN hig. us circiimstancea and his s-ipposel tn
tflffaata have dictated. for theae many jreafB. ?
aaaa io whom tl.ere laaat_aoi ?iei a -s. aaj re
hancr to l>e plared. Ui* ap.iatacy 1- an aiUantege
to the Whig part)."
?What a pity thut a few gentlemen of aitmlar
aa.acrr_i.nta iu this vuinity wiuild r,.t nnitate the
aiemole of Mr. Wulpole!
. mm
Wwr+rtnr Ibni State haiai entiik.i
ta m** tiatet aa mauv HeUgBt-B aa thev have
Caafraapineii, bv the call for the National Free
8o*l Coaventian, another " Krve Deinix ratic"
Rta'a i'onvention haa ??-en ralled, to mer-t at
Waikaaha, Jaly 21, to ehoooe teu additioaal
Dalegates, five having already bean cboten.
P.nthern OppoBlrten te *r?tl.
A number of Southern journala bitterly
t**tm On. Sn.tt, nn the ground tliat liia. .octioa
wiil h- witti'iliv a OU-Sp- of 1'rr.' Be9 pr.n_i?l*.i
over Hl* iloniinafum of Slavery. fwf .rutanc.-,
Tie Journol ** Mektrntjer. (Waro.i. Oa.) 99J9 i
- Wa not only dl_.ppn.ve the _^*_j?J,7?J
Brott. 99 ?e coriniv, ll to oe ine n.ty * BJBTf ? .tUh
^4^^5_^-^^
1 , ad, C't wi.l..ut i?f *rd io tfca e?-aaqw_o-a w ?
?5_fe_*ii^7?^
-5_s_^-_r^ti?-__;__r_:
ine l f anolhi r.
The yatheiHe Utmtm attBta ita ery of a.arm,
anyinir: ____ . _ .
- Tba most vttal loteresta ot tbe .South are at stake la
this ront-st. If the Scott nnd . award wln. of the \\ hlf
party triwmpb, the olli^es of thed jv.-rument will be
till. d with Uie eneiiii'-s of tm99MJ.
The Raletwh [fi. C) SUindnrd finda a i-ausw for
terror in tlie pro?|.e._| 08* '?-'.; it says :
" Wetold you, Whigsof North Carolina, monthsago,
t?-*tif Scott sbould be nominated and elected, ??_*_
trmldmrreed h>n,.- nnd our oplnion in thti matter li con
Bt-Wd bya New-York Whig of twenty-four vearssuml
Ing J"." '?<*"? alreadygone to the head of Ou. Army far
ynt'tr candidate-" KEMKMBFB THK IAAL OK THK RoMAK
_MriBK'" And ret_< mber thoie other word., a. true
a* they are utartllDg,' a vote fur SroW note ' t. a roufor
S.teard in '_ ..'"
?Thi* doeflB . exactly nquare with the opinions
txptcawd hy tha Maamehaaetta Free Soilera tlio
.tiier day. In tinir B-B_t-8| Tbeodon Parker,
who wouliln't go for Scott any how, tbMgbt lie
? let Siw.nl ni '-? i. Tbera
onflsnaon on this enbjeet ia tlie ? ind ti
bomebody.
K_W*Y?8_ BaiiMnR Operntlont*.
Tttkt B 8 ? ? I ' *n l 1 B_bi
A notice is forwarded to you of a note
due, payable July ?">. The celebration of our nation *
biith day, by common conscnt, occurs on that day. Tiie
jrevioui day I* the Sabbath. On both days the bank
holdlng your note is shut. t)n the f.th, you offer the
amou_t due, in gold, to the Teller. He rr-lmei to take
itunlns you will add ?:> cent*, to be paid some p<*tty
oll ic lai for b protest. This you will not eonaenttO-0
because you hi.ve been waiting two days ta pay it.
and tbey wouM not lut fae Al__ tliree o'clock lon
nr.- f-erved with a proteit dated back three dayi! Thi*
Ua bilef nairative ot Inct*. Ii it law. or | ,
.rr.; or Is lt a couv. nient way to Utt.n a lav >?
rite riotaiy by lulids tilcbed from t.-etjle
July C, 1 -:.'. I-. C. Matlai k, No. 8 Sprucest.
Femarkt.?We tlimk .Mr. H. fkill lo Itatfl tlie
whole 1-sf.e. A. B. na* ?* h not.- praou-ing to pny
nindrj 'lolIarH ut the axptrmtioaof aixtj, ninety
, i ona hundred and twenty daya. To thia time
I'.snk uaage adda three dnjra' trt e, to gnard
againe. ml aecidanta oi reaaonabk contingen*
<-.?>. \ DOte, tlu n ti.rr*, wlili h falU due bj Ilink
.-.< ci nnt Ofl Mood-J, _M -''ih H_8 rially ilue, l>v
t .?*> l.-i'. i nl it* -ti'iiiliitiiiiia, on Friday the'Jd, ao
tbal waesumol conaidertbe J'.-nik'n demand tint
i; be paid <m r-utunlay tbe :s.l?tlu* itli being tba
t-_bbatb, and tbo Stba National hnBday?anien*
Bouabla in <.;.j<rr**i\>-. I ?'-?'?
A Lif KKBrRK.n.?We cut the f
ing liimi Tht Yoik Fciuitylriini<in, aad cniii
,,i nl it to tbe attention ol irbonieoevei it may
. oncern \
? A lew werki ptior to the nomlnatlou ol Hen. Heott
for thi- l'reildeiicy, ?n Albany Whig papi-r,ot tin- .ilrei
(.rey ichix 1, assened tbat ahortly bi-tore tbe appuint
iiu-iit of belcgHi.t In Nrw Vorl to tha a\ hlg N .ti awl
< i.v, i.ti.n that anemi'led in I'hilaiit'lj.iiU in Juii'-,
]-?!-, ar.d nominated (ien. Taylor, tl..- edltor of The.
/war l.'rt Tribune, who was then oppoae.l to the noml
nation of' iliier Taylor or .cott, and in lavor of Henry
Ci?y. adrtiened a private letter tu a proiniit'-nt Whljr
H Nl w > ork, urglBg him to si core, 11 possitile, n Clay
Delegata to Ihe Conventlon; but, in no event should
tlny*end a t*i-ott I'i li*aate, 'aa all he braln* he pus
leaaedwera in his epauleU,'..c, .ac. A day or two
tli. r.-nUi r Tht Tnlune cupied the letter, aad n,>t only
emphatit-ally deaJod liavin? wiittf n it, but chnlli-n(*?d
it* productlou. The contradictlon waa satUfactory
cnaujih to every render. Hut now, sini-e (Ien. _ cott ha*
bein noiiitiiiited lor the 1're^ulency, we percelve that
nnny ol our Democratic ixcliange* parade this same
fbrgan tliiougli their columns, aracoil with the con
spicur.tt* headlng of ' llorace (Jrteley's opinlun of (Ien.
Boott' (lentlemen, wben you publlsh th.t letter, you
cio io with Ibe ? onviition that lt i. not gnnuine, and you
muit reroi-mber thut all the Intelliitent n-i.ders ol your
j. urnali are cogni/ant ol that lacL Take eare leit Its
duien.inatlon may recoil on the head >.i your own
ftajidurd Uare r. Journal* ol this des.rlptlon are held
ln low esllmatlon 1 y the rt_ht thluklng of every com
nuitity.'_.
i.i-iii-i-nl Si-olt nnd tlie Cnl?ioIi<-*?.
Ta Iht F.ditor o) The tt. Y- TH***
ln at-suining, as you do, as a matter of
cour*e, tbat the cliari. ? of Kev. Mr. Fuller ii correct,
and that (ien. .*?(-.>tt did, " wh. n ln command of our
army ln Me\lco, order his men to knet 1 to a Roman
Catholic praci-psioB as lt passed,'' I tliink you are
ln error and .lo (leneral >cott injusiice. I am per
suaded that bin r. gard to the conscientlous scru
ples of his l'roteitant soldlers would have pre
a-rnted hi* uvlnc any mch orders. Yeur own
case and that of other .rotestaut* traveling in
Catbolis i-ountries are not parallel. You, and they,
i-ould, if you pleascd, avold the proiesslini. and there
li.re it was very proper that you should either aroid
their. ur tunforra to the cuitoma of the country; but it
? as not so with the l'rotestant soldlcr duty oftea ?*_
ptlled hlra to be preient, and It would bare been the
l.itfht ol intoleiancc to compel _Un to bow dawu "to
wood and itone.''
I wai a soldier of the old K?_ ilar Army durlnc tha
whole Mexiean cumpaign; was with 1ii*ii._cott intlm
City of Mexico \ bave tie.r.iently aeen Koman Catholic
procesiit ns pass through the itreets, and ha>e never
imceseen B Protestant 8-Uier kneel?uor do 1 believe
ib?-y t\erwer.' re^ulred, by (Ien. t*cott, to kneel, or
tliHi they ever did kneel. If h.- ever did gtve such an
? idt-r, I certaln'y never heard ef lt, nnd I was ou duty,
vtilioui a tinglt day* inienuittion, durlng the whole ,>e
i ,i,il it hl- coii'll ai il
l.ut Mr. i:dtu>r. I will lell you what I know that Qen.
Bcon ..*d do, and which ibnws the goodneaa of his
ti. mt, aud bls kind leelin. tow ard the ('atbolics much
moie tbun the coinpelhog his Protostant soldlers to
kutel lu the //r??l would hare done. I kn..? that he
wm kind and compaialinate to the ilck and m?un lt-J
nilacnera, and that ha vailuntailly Hnd without ei
chrnge freed many poor Catholic. from tl --Ir prl.on*
mi.i1 u-.torrd them 80 thi-ii fainlles. i'drmlt aaa to fB>
late cne or two ii.atancei of fneling that f.-ll undi-r my
iwu atwarvntton, a_fcartbekaa_aa of Contrerai and
Cburubuico, tlie wounded ofiicer* were place.l tnthe
ihurch 11 thi imall rlliagC ol ~*n (ierorilu.o. on vlait
|m tktm wtt- Ibe swgeon, ny attcnlton wa< i
.-I, who was badly wuuuded. *nd seemed 11 be
I more intntal than phyaleel a. my. (Jn ln
. i.irlngthe eaaaed hisoisu.-s*, 1 li-arned tnat he had
li lt a arUa and Mra children io the city, anii that bu dia
tu?* unle Irum the sicuny tn* ahu-nce and luppused
death would came them. I toid Um lhat Ihe .'-ni ruilty
and kinatne*- ol our t .mitiandfr were wellknoa-n,
an.l tbat I dul not doubt but that he would take *ome
n.eaauic* to lieviatc hl* itiatr.-. Bo aoon aa my da
t.ci prriiitttd. I rode trom CofBCaa, where 1 waista
i.uir.l. to 1 i.cubiiya. tbe BOBMrsi. heiJriuarter*, and
Lailng loluiti'd en interview, I repreaented iu !ew
?,.!,.- tl .- caae ul the po. r wounded M>-x.c_ii Colonel.
'1 na ii> i.eial immedlately nccedi-J to in\ requeat, and
II _.? i togoto thecliyin pan 'eaiid he was, I
tb.L ., tba L.xt day re.torrd io tn. taxiiy. On a subse
.,-ii i.t i '.' to ti-,.r,. mra! in t. ? ipraaanaa of oneotaer
_0d r, li.e C-oeral waa apeaklnt; ol the c-.pture of the
city. and tl.e terlii.rf inanner ni nhiih _S8Mka ol ihe
pi.lal.le I..*, Impnnetl mr-very dreply He aaid "1
?hai! take the city, Out lt b illcoat the hvea of .Itlilnk'
tl!rei- hur.'.ied n.en,' ai,_ :h.i pau*i: _, he added,
" What * nielamboly piiie to pa| lor it :
Tbi-1 ii*ener? i Btwired :u tf o ?f.? r.l bi.'t'ei In tbe
ralley w. re cont.i)ed ln priaoi ? in the c-ty. The ( atho
Uc Alchl.ifhi ;? .'t Mi xic apniltsi to (Ien. s>. orr '.or the
relea?e ol th**?e p,a.r .olilier*, baiing hl* applicalun on
Iha v ta . I hinnnity an-.l of tbe gralir atlon iuch an ln
MBBtaa al eB BB-nai would glv.- to the Mexiean peop'e.
t.tn ..iii not only rotnplleii wllh the wl.hei ol the
Ard'.iabup. but did it ln a mauner ao grateful to tha
te, lii _? ot tb-- Mr\i.-an peopl,- a* to call forth the eape
cial tbanks of tka ArchUuhop, not only for the restora
UiD ei thi>e pi or cieature* to the ole??l_g of lii.erty
and to thetr tamilie*. but for the very kind and con*i_
erate inhBtier ln whi^h the favor wa* cunferred.
Tbeae are a few af my reruiPiacence* tof wbich I
have insnymore) of (jen BeOTT'8 calhollc toleradjn
aaMlete Me-li-o ll you thmk them worthan InaertioB
ln your t>?per, thiy are at your dl*poea.. A -oldibb.
iWt-liuve the name o! tlie **i.ter <>? tlie i.<ie
Ht.iiig;.?/?-<--) _ _
MtllTff, a_-? Mat all, of i.ray,
haa U-an noiiiinatf(1 for O-BfrBM llV t!ie (>}'l'"-"
tion ofthe Uld Uistriet
l_T lt is otVicially announocd in Thf
JfmtumtU Inteihgrncer thal M. de Sartlf?a. the FrOttCh
MmUter. haa aoi been rrcalli..
Ornff Ferllnal- Old (Inotnltit srl(, {?.___, |?
IByiarii-e- Knlll.-nlioii illertina-Mpa-akt-ra
? Iii-nliilinro. Knin r?, inrni *>n. -tl.in
Iti.nrrrra l.av. Ili.nl llh of Jah , ?_r.
Baaaaea '-_*--' e ?< i^t .v T. i r.i.una.
taaacoaa, M>odRy, Jii-5. i%.*.i
Wliijr firr-s burn briehtly in old Onon
frijn at..,i!t th"-' _bl?a. Tlie nomination of th?
MHatoaad Chief, WlWttMUi SCOTT, hM inftis- '
.) aea lih uto the Whig party und at the aame j
.iu.c paitih/.eii thal ef our PppOMBtfl. Th
1840 aad 1848 did aot co-aaare with tha ,
:?t.d ferlii.g and union eahihitod at thi- tioM. It
a juat two week* to-day BBBOO SCOTT wa* noni
Bated, and from the hour thut it w;is announeed ,
n our young city th. re hafl been a ?_c> esaion of
'ign- favorable to tbe BBeceaa af the Whig, this
hU. (ln the evening that the good news waa re
?eived, a .-pontnncoua _atherin? took place in the
rieh.it) .,(tbe Bvraeaae Hooee. where a aaad <?f
iiu.-ic diflcosi-C- the glud thbaga, aanid the
.iirtnn. ol bwtn Ifl of tar, Bxptoaion of lire-works,
iad tho chaera of tbe BM-titode. It Im.ked like
tba latter end of 1848, ooly a little more to!
ln a dnv vt t-ro thrrenttn, tbe Yotinj Men mtt
ihout forming a ScOTT Clab. Tnat is no?r or
(aoizcd. j7S-.Ta._oa, a "Iwa" Wlug, Preai
i. nt, with Bizteaa V. Praaideota, and ?ecrr-, ,.!<?-,
.ftlieaameri.it. Our Club Room is B0B
ind we iritrnd to Ripprj Muaelvia with docuneatfl
for free distribution. BM orL'Hiii/e our city thor
uighly
On Baturday evening la-t, w.- had our K.tiftca
tioo in"t.n_. lt was a rottter ' The lloy* were
,n baad. T?o baadrad gaaa weia .ire.l, any
. cl fnr nn i wood suli.-r--!. and fhe long
en'ioii - ?> tw.i baada ef m_ne.
ioma of the baaoen eaniod ia th.* pr
-.ia i.i.i.|i..?two eapecially. Ooa ?.' tbefle
i. pn - ated ? larjra BmtH tj Sonp. aod Uu
i monatroofl Umt ol drnham Brend?both in
.-i-.il.-.l lor dyai - pl L.
(ien E. W. I.r. \\>N\v..mii reaided at thr 'u.et
n_, with a large numher of other o
.peecbeswen madabj Oea.U_u.ioer,Daain
[fcrrTB-d Gio. F.Combtocb. AaowGI
made their dehtit oo tbe oecaaioa. Its roceptkm
aaaeatho-naatie. Tbaroaototiona w.-r> r.>;> .rtr.l
|,v the f"f: ti ittee nnd pn-srd by the m.-.-tinrj.
i.i iiniii.ouslv. Tbej ind r* tha procoe-wcB ?>i
:.,.iir Convention cordially, aod pfodge
t|,r VVhigi by ihe rn/itrirtt'.' tt aaestioo,
MtwitbatandiBg ' Btraeol Chaftield
_y to. Tha people in thia raaotthrough
triththiequeal " bere woeldprofer
il,.- ra-Doounatioo ai Oor. Hotit, nnd then we
ahall be pleased to join --ue with the Bnemiea of
De Caaalfl ood r the leaderebip i ex tipoaker
Betmoi a, who i* fiohing for the l..Domioatioo
for Gorernor. Wobeal Mr. S. withGoa. Hcbt,
leben the iaaua waa 1.--- diatinct. I tbiah a
i!.. it ra.it< b i-.-ier this lr.ll. The ii4iiiiniMtK.il oi
Gen, Bi m haaei n i nti d tmi raaha, nnd a
i.r- joined by baadreda nnd tbooeaada of oar ?ppi
nentp. We h. ar every day, io dinoreat patts ot
Ibe ci.ni im. of LocoB who inteod t<> rote f>>r
Scott. Maaj of thaai ara pronaiaeafl aodiaflu
mtial. aad wiU eairj their neighbora with thaai.
lh.- hi-h. in pattacular, are eatliu?iaatic for the
KetOOffl Hundred linttirs. ? >ir gfljnfl Irom this
lourco wiil be baarry. Oar opponeatB evidently
ieetbehajMl-writiogaa tl* w..li, batarhal todo
they kaow aot. la thia rogioo tbey are aot ia
linadto t?lk much oa polittea. Thi") caonot say
,ii\tl.iiig r/A'?"""' '"'ii- ot a r aad ol Pieret they
.niiw little nnd appearto cara Iaaa.
I -. .. lebratioB oi the 1th to-day haa beea re
pint. .!? mu, li BtOre tMJ 11 i.t ti aat BO) tmie duriog
ii \eiti- plJ^t. Bev-tal m litar? und fire eompa
uecn oaed in the proceBflioa. Tbe town appeara
o l,r> in,! ol peopte. A aewlj orfanixed ctanaany,
?l!,d tbe >vta< ii-e Ugbt UragoooB, ea-Mayor
\. II. HoVBT, Capt.'iin, n. ide it- .i|ipeiiriin,e, and
l, _hl\ rpikni of. 1 amaorr) toaa) thal bbt
ral accideata have bapp. aad to-day. A Gennaa,
Bbile loadio| tbeeaaaon, wai ktllrdby \x* pr- na
hn.jc. -\ h"v waa alao BBrioaah to*
un H .n hia baud by tha liiin. of a aiatol, und ac-.
rai. tber accideata are reported. lt i<< a dmibttu!
irhother *'"'. oriebratiowfl nre aMwaeom
nrndable in the breach or in the obaervaaee. I
llink tho loiui'i- I r..m cvcty iii.licitio'l lll tli'"
_n etB?riotoofl crowdV, light.-, ieils,\,-.?I think
,?i mi . h I ,1 li(|iioi haa been drunk in .mr town
o-day. Pooi t'eiii.ws' then haadB will acbe to
.11 tow to paj foi it. k'oarB,A
lUANKLIN.
_Mn mii.a.n.? The Whig Srate C.mvi-n
ioa, hald al Marahall on tli* Ist. nowdi?tad,
Paa ItaM.F.NTiAt. Klp.ctobs?/."'. ctort at i.trge ?
i.hnOw.-n, nt w.yiie, Oao a. c,,,-. ..t Braaeh.
I ti tn - i TawaBOod E. Cldier.of Ji
? Doniel & Bacoa,of Moaroe; 3 ?_?_ Et Mjrrlun,
I I'.. r ri. n; 4. Rlchard Butlrr, of Muromb.
For tlortrnar . /.Hrhariab (liandler. IMrolL
l.utit. Ot mrntr 1> 8. Walbrtdga,Kbbmbbxooj
tm rttary of Statt Gtoegt l . Poman ;.. Leaawaaj
__flfl Truii.l-ylveeter \' e-l, Waahtaaaw;
Auditvr (Jett.Whltn^y .l,.De-. Iri.ham,
Atiu. 0M.Nathann-I r.Bcii. K.-rrlen,
>..;,. Pb*. tnt Joaeph IVrwv, r\ont
Com /.aiidttfjot Ji.DBihHn H. VV hlte, I.aperr ;
SttUe Hoarti c Eduraiiurt. ? Joarph It. Wllllaina. l',.n
iUntl_e;Sylveater I.-rnrd. Detroit 0. Bp-OCWT, Yp?
Bi:tl.
II. T. Backoa ofWajne waa the temporary
I'i. -idnit of the ('..iivention, und t'\ras I.o\ell. oi
lona preaided uu-r the iHMiiiunent ..r_.iui/.'itioii.
Hr.Chandler was fonaerly Mayor <f Dotroit,
ladiaaoaetive anl eaergatie Whig. Mr. \N.il
- ,,ne ol the most popuinr men m W.^tern
Michigaa. The tu-ket i- a atroag one and ?
wiiiudv re.ciied l.y the friaodfl ol Scott an!
liraliuin. ^_ _
Pritate MvM'st airri oi Mr. ( i..*.r.?
IliBBtatodia Th* Philmdtlphia Inqmirer, that
Mr.Clay, upon hia retire__?al from thr Stnie De
i.tiitii.tnt, at the closc of Joha Qaioc) Adamfl'fl
idmi-uairatioD, cooidod to Goneral Jaaup all the
ta und roagfa draoghtfl which he
hnd wiitt.ti wini-* Boerotorj "' Btoto. Theae
were tobe aaad after hia death ia jaatka to hia
,,,, ?,?M, in eaaa tbe eah_ani_- iboold he r.-vived,
that, altbongfa be apoke well, be coold not write.
Tbe inaiiUM-ripts aie very votuminoa-. tillmg a
lar.e tiunk and box. Their puhlicnttoii will he
looked for w.th great iateroat Geawral Jesup
iraa .Mr. CUy'fl avcoad ia his duel with Raadolph,
hid, altholigh politicully oppoaed to BOCh other,
,! in, nd-liip alaraya exi-t.-d
betwcea them.
m ?
CliRKl TTIi'N IR A*I?TO( RATK ClR
. iK.e.-r.eapeclalle Gernian papen cocteln obacure
Nllueloni te B 9)*** crlrolnal trial lately conrluded at
l.cilin ln tbe grfateet teneoy. The nature of the
cnn.e BBSBBA BO be auch aa to torbid preclae detaila, _*_
it appeara lhat a larne num.er of pei eona, of hlgh birth |
and atatioB, tn clvll find mlliUry life. were orn-nl.-_ ln
a aurt ol frate: rjity with algne and pate-worda. The po.
lice had loi,.- been aware of the exlatence of thli or
,_i,,-Btion, but had r-froined from a.-ting on account tt
Ui,< pi tectlon or participotion of an a?ed man In the
m.-et eminrnt B-kW poaflio-, Hla de.ith and the ac;t
dentol diocovery of the diary ot aDother noember rea
drrrd lt impoeelble lon.rr t permlt the eoeirty I
.id all the .nemBera were arre-ted ond tn-J i ne
pcra-n mthi.ee dmry had been f-und e?preoe^d Ihe
greateet eurpriae that the law ehould ,nterf_re wtth men
o! euch m._, but Ihie wh. by do meana th-r-n-ral
op'Dicn ln thoae ci-c.-e : the more intel!lr-nt portion of
the ari.to.racy admitted thal vlee muat be treated wllh
imparUal eeverity, whatever the poaition ot the gutlty
partiee. How many peraone have BB-hrad the ^tenea
vl the Ccurt ie nol kujarn. but H le underetood that
many bighly dieUng-Uhed men ore endernned to rl_ ,r
oue impriaoBmeat for from one to ten yeare. AU mlJ
Ur, BBtoBtfl ImpUcated h.ve aleo h.d their naaae.
atticken frtni the rolle of the army by the exprew or?
der of the Ki_g. __
??___?
tt The Commencemcnt of the Univer
eity of Rockeeter wiU take place on the ! Ith In-t The
ctp_Ib| prevloua U de voted to the annlveraariea ol tho
Pitkcrlan ood Delphie Socletlea, before which Rav. lie*
I Che-verwdl deUver an oration, and Mr. f.eor.e W.
| Curtia a poiin. The aanivenary exerdiea of tha 1V*o
loglcal Seaninary wtll be ao tho 15tb.
m
1*7' It ia propoeed to e-tablish a line o!
hlectnc Telograpk serooo tbe Uthmua (_ ronanv- I?i
Ricardo do la Parr_, ol Rew-GronrcK witb Heary .
Rot-ro ond ABlooio relUjr'ier, i)f |lew Yoril, holi tb.
cb.rter.
FROM NEW -VORK TO MXEVEH.
x.xxix.
("AIR(?-*MEBI?ANS IN KOYPT-THK EHYFTIAN
OOVF.RNMKNT-ALEXANDRIA.
B4it*r.*> C .r r.titil'ir a of Tl* .1. T Triiaaa
Atrx_VD?i\. K.ypt, Tueaday. April 13,11
The Iniian .Mail an'l pa**er:.<'r* pa-tsei
through Cabe the day after I arrived, and aa
there wa.* no nerond .teuiier down tlie .\ile for
s weik. 1 had ample tune to heal my eycs, (irbich
were niucli damaged l.y the peniaaJ of letters aud
papera from tiome.i and to i*ee nli the *i{ht* at*
Cairo. which I had be.-n obli.ed to laare un*e.*!i,
au mv firr't a-i*:t. .Tlie lirst two or three days of
my s-tay were Jttne-like an.l d.h.iom. The
hedCM and sbmbbery in the gtr at.'i'iarc orratli
rr park. nf the K/hckiyeh were in bleaMNB, and
all lle gardenr* hetwi en the city aml the Nile
were -trrped in the fragranea of lemoablo**Din*.
The f. v, _? idiioii- tree* were cloth-'d in a tender
jreen. e.xcep. tiie a.-acia, wliioh reiiirinl?*r*i ita far
boBM m Central Africa, und drop* it.* luliage at tlie
nuine time witli it* bmibcra t!..-re. Krery day ita
\ellow leavea rattled to tbe groaad and it* bougha
_n-w more bare : so that when I ro.ie down the
niagniiieent arenue to tlie p-ilaee fi Siiool.ra. I
nn nothing but autiiiuiial picturea. In tlie __?
Ii.knih it uae the flu-li ef Ma) ; winle tli)?e
wl.o virited the Pymaudi rode our hirve.*t fiel.N,
piled aith ihi atee.
Tlie asenraiM irhieh i ?hi!l longeei Jremember,
.? i< HelktJM-B. al.oitt two houra diatant. Tba
ardered by l.irge _?ld* i.r young clover. in
wbich the Cairo boraea ?>en tnmed loeee br their
ainiual au week*' paeturuge. Tba oUre oi
on either hnml arere juatbeginning t< liloom tin*
Ig-treeirai pntting brtb her young abeote, and
tha vine with the tendi i rrapa gara I
It wa.4 a pfaufl ol" the fireabeet gardefl and paetttie
lai.ri. reliered b* the gmad objecta irbich elevated
rea aboreand around ita channed horiaen.
Vomler. tbe purpla Pymnaide; m the sauth. tlu*
n. --ii. t-1 rc liro . Ihere, th. done* ofthe tomba
iit'tln-l'ali|iii*, iin.i tlie i> 'I krabiafl Mountaiaa,
itretcbing n ? tow-ard Suez. 01 Heliopelis,
Ibera ia nothing left but aoma naonadn, aprinkled
*ith hewn Btone, ad a single gi inite obelieh, ofa
!;ite anti nor to the tinia ol Jo*eph. i >n the n
lurn to Cairo. I -iafted ? gardea beloaging ta a
Qoftk aaoaaatery,wbereia .tamiaa hoge lye*
BWn tn-e. uii.Ur aaliii-li tlu* \ ir.in nnd Child
iwtod, oa I rai n ? bing Egypt. lt ia prol
| yeara old,but that nabee nediflbreaee
to the tinr belietera, .rent Buanben of arhom haro
takea peies to atteal their faith by their naaaee,
rbkhthej have carred deepl* into tbe bark. llut
[ I, ive nst th. aligbteet doubl tbat if the true n
. tlu l.:iw were in e\i*tenr-e aml pUeed
ab.-t.- tlie liainl* of I 'hriatiaa travekra could reai h
hi iii. ihe ori-in il in* riptiona aould beobtiternted
n *i\ iiionth*. Nothing ia toeancredte eeeap
he vanity of tb.- name-ruliei*.
Cairo wn.. j i-t re. uvermg from the bewildering
?li-h of winter trai.-l. F.v B th'' ntaid < ?iiaiit'ili*iii
it'the (dderinhaitbaata n_o itQI look with honeet
innur un tlie nnrrow-hreerhed Arub BOkU-tl aml
iiiliceiuen. wa* ataltUd from its propriety by the
inpii'i edt uti il irruptioii ul' tha Franks. Tba
iiinlier ol" Atnf ri.-tnn idone who reacbed Cairo
bw year waa near firo handred. Tlia Vfce-Coa*
ul. nlm in a Sanas, was ni_li ilriren to
liftraction ly having torty-eeren impetienl
lecidentala ob hir* banda at one tune, all
aniiting te leBfa the next day, aml eaeh
!e?iring to be nttenile.l to hafure all the
.thern. The botob aew amwileil. dragouiaa
aere at an enoriuoas preniiiim, atxl erery dah-bi
,ih tbat cnan rloa_ the Nile aaa angnged Tor a
riuiiil M>aaf;a Iriitie it had beefl twa hotirfl at
[Joulak. In.lecil, I wa.* told that domeatic Mf
rRtit.*. and denbey-boya eren, who Jia.i a kolerabk
imatteritig of auy Karopeati iengO-ge, were taken
i*. dragoiiieii: and a good bnaineea they made Oi
t. Onnsy way down the .Nile, I wa* re^nle.l with
ituries ot the r-uui* potten from er.-lulou.-* \uieri
?_eaad innoceat EngUehmen, and how thi* one
apeat att bia naoaey and paid enonnoaa coettaie*
lionstoCept mofcbnnte fcr adenncing him a few
ponnda, wlnle another ?old hia ebthea in tke
lia/aar ut Bioilt to rain- sulti.-i-nt ta return tu
Cabo. I he;ird of an Englifhiuaa -im sp.-nt
h,..,,lv 12,000 for the eoyage to Abou-Sinabd and
bncb, and another whoae bill .<u fcwia,m3h aad
utlier nau asariei by tbe aay wuh |_00. It ib no
n-ooiler the Arabe gel acbooled in impoaition|
wlirn they find such eaay rfcttma. The whole
ieurney of two rnontba, to Abon-Sbnbel hh\ becb,
?acd noicoetnaoro than $303 i'.>r one peraon, <>r
|400 mi two.ia_luding the dragoman'e wagee.
At the time of mj anwali then- trtrt only -iv.
Americane in Cairo, beaides myaelf. Fhraofthena
left two daya Bgo bi Baea andOaan, nnd the other
(Mr. Unrriaon, of Kentneky,) joined me for the
tour through Syria. At the time l left, there wete
not u doaen trntekn ia all khe hnteba I wna tho
gnle inh.litfitit ol' the <|uiet und eoBilortihlr Hut. l
de I'Earoae, to which I irould mconuaead all par
,vh.. ln\e uaatneao,order and errihty. People
were tulkinrr of the inti-u-u heat, and dreadin- the
.iiii.iit of tha kkmmteen, or aouth-wind, Kiealled
. ia it bknra fifty daya. I fcuad the teaqwa
tur.- iitliii eool tliau wano. and the kheun*. 8*.
wln. li hh w oecaaien-Uy, filled the city with dunt,
bat wainuld aa a aephyr, conparod to tlie far
naee-like lilantr* ofthe Atrieui Des. rt. (ii-ntlein-n
prefMied thenteehea tor the joniaej aeroea tba
li, -. it l.y pnrchanin. hroad-bnuiiii'd hat*. gn-'-n
veiln. ii.uble-lineil uinlirrlla-*, and blm spectaclee.
Theae may b. nli rerj good, bat I bnw not yet
the .un or felt tha beat which ooald iadnce
,. adept tin-iB. I would aot exehange my re
colkctiona of the fiem i d Denart, blaiiag all
oier aaith int.i*---e*r-r light. lor any BIBOUnt of .-r.-.-n,
. v aky and !-ln* -aud. And as loran uuibrella.
ith a i untininl Bhado -TOUnd aou, in
al i.li. .uu!.iu*t let tl.?- Ban hty his
,r an auiir hend. ilauti wniit to know his
^1 left Cabo with regrei,aa I left __abeeead
the \\ bite IN il.-. aad ever} other plaee irhkhgieea
bat Bll that he rame to ieek. Moreorer, I left
tefaind me na B-cbfid drafoman, Aebaaet Ho had
loiir.d a naa -on in hi? hauie. bnt BOBO an invalu!
wiie. who iemaaded hia eare, and no he wm abliged
ta gi?e ap Ihe journey with me through Bfria. H?
had <|uit.- andaarod hhnealf lo me by his tonatant
il*voiiuti, hia ai-.tivity, hone*ty ai_l iiit.-lii.eru.-c,
and l had alwuya trentad Um rither as a Iriend
thr.n aarraag. i believe he really loved tne, lirf _*?
tun.- - !er all Um .iarkne-u of his B-ia,
wh. u tr* p_j-ti-d at Boalab. lor tiae nrst mm 94
liae aaoathe, 1 felt _?t and lonely. Mr. McOaaley,
our <.'.._-bj ?..-enl, wa* kind enou^h te ind_?8
ma- .etiif. ite ..f rm oinmendatioa, aud l am aure
that do Amcrii an who engages Achantt .Saidi will
1l*e di.?aripoirited.
Mr. MeCaulea and hia wife were pa.*8en.- r* on
b.-ari'thi liule Tr_n-.il ateamef ifl nrbieh 1 bft
} 'ioultik. Wfl had a plea-ant pas.-ia.e aa far u*
| AtfeU, whali we reaehed after dark. The deek.
wa* rrowdi d wuh Anib merchaate, on their w_y
to the great fair of the Shekh S.-yd-el-Beddowae,
1 at Tanta. in the Delta. There are three l_ir? i*M
eaerv vear, in honor ol tUi MBr-lem -aint. t _t tbe
1 gro-teat of thetn is in about four month- fiai_i t_**
t,me. It i. not unuau-l for twe ___***. ?ho?JBBUd
.^opletobeas^nibled at Tanta. wfcuV it aats
The deck was tumed tate db-Bfl '_nd *** ****
ofanioke were genermted by .nn._n?erable Hpte?M
noteaen tl.e bthb wind c-julA ^**T3
M *?*? |K rid of them all at Ka_-el-Zy?t, and,
fertiinatcly for onr fcrthffjo.iri.ey, the number of
perBono rem.imng w aa not grea. ? The ateamer did
not pa.sa into the Mahmoudieh 0__?i ** we were
tranafrrred to a aort of canal-hoai. _rawn hy a
steam-tug. There were no herths.hut the ****
_er? were ullowe.l to atreteh themaelioao t benf h-.e
and e_?in. and give tlier bo_WI into tiie \> ower of
Arnt? tleaa. whifh are tlie lledoum? of thchVa tnbe.
Innk vuraeiniia aml in.-oTiahle. lt was nin.? o'cl. '('k
the next n?>rnm* wh.-n we reaelied Ale\an,lrn>.
Tbe fare for tbe trip is $1... melndini* pr.<.*alV
me:u> 1_e ste.emers I.vive bath riiiea every fivo
dava. aad as they are neurh nlwni - , row.l.-d, fhe
eoinpanv inn-t rrap BBOIOWfl protitt. The ruilmad
is adxnneing rapid!>. The tents af the en.meeri
nre j>it. hwrf nt intervah* h. twron thi- place aad At
feb. aad laboreffa ara alrea.lv al work gra__f the
raad. The old .innrri-h ot'.Masarnb. wSiclifuriii-h
ed atone for the I'yrftini.ls. ut BOO behag workad
again for the Lridges and laaOBwaya.
With regard to Eg>ptiaa politica, t'nere ia noth
in_ aettled. Abbaa Paaha pacB-tfl m rafeaiag the
Ttinzim.it, aad it is now undersitood here that he
will ba eiipportrd by the wh'de ir.llueiiee of Kng
land. Thfl entira relatmn Letwe.n Kcypt and
Tni-Tj ia anaatnral V.-t avaaaodar the tnlm
tiiv raaaalaga nt present existin^ Egypt night
becOBM once more proapOroOB, had flhe a ditTer.iit
ruler. Abbafl Paaha is a nmn as thoroogbly !>i_;
oted, aelfish and debaaad ifl ever held powor, and
th* (loverninciit ot' Kgypt nnd her d, poadeat
Proviaeeahi oaevaat Bjraaaa. of Bahwala. While
be aaaoaOy wring* n r?rennoof|l",-r>00,000 out <>!
a population of snnie fnur or tivp millions. he
?ijiiM.ders rnornaool bbbbob biapalaceaaad hia
Biil.iotis. cxiling the few ni- n wfaOBB a isd .iu mi^ht
huve aided hnn to rule. and tillinj their plaaefl
From tho n inioofl ?ho paaaperte his depravad and
|,ea-t!v appetitea. There is said to hc a strong
party at ' baatantiaoale ia feaof <<i depoaiag hiia
iad ho.-towing the Viceroyalty upoa some other
kraaehof Mohaaaaad AlPa familv?parbapa Saj I
Pasha. It will tiardty BOCCOfld, at lea-f br the
wcBent, aad thoogh it is to he doabted nrbetber
he ehaaga woald be a-och for the hetter, it could
io! be for tha wor.-e. 8 ivd Paaba raaidefl bere
iad ia at present Adaairal ot" tha Egyptiaa Navy.
He ia b maaofaooBB iatelligaaee?foran Egyptiaa*
I'uiid KtTeti.li, the l'.n\oy htely sent Irom the
I'orte, i- alao hare, sn.l doui_ nothing. l>oi\
l'ip_ ia in almoal the aaflM stnte ofuncertnintv ae
vi ,n I firat laaded ia Egypt If Um nunor ia re
;atd to Eagtaad is r.,rrect, it wildcliiy n crisia for
iome tune. but ean h;irdl\ prcvent it.
lauppoaeflome bccoub! ofadifllcnrtyl etareenour
'i.ii-nl-t.eneiiil nnd the Rgyptian (.'overnnient hafl
dread) raaebed you- Tbe fiicti aia rinpl) theae :
Mr. McCaafoy bad arged the claim of Mr. Bar
how, an imerieao, npon the Gnvenunent, aad on
in.liiig the latter reflolved t" pn Iract the ail.iir t'.ir
? ni-.die-a Irngth bf time,doclared thal BBleaail
a. re aol adjuated *\ithin ? i aitain tuna. he ihould
.reuk off all diploiniitic rel.itiens. un.l -irike hie
la_.. Thifl .lemitllil met with BO tesponso v.l.at
vor, nnd at tbe appointed tune he waa aa food aa
ns word. Tbe Prime Mh.iater becatae alanaod;
i ii , lataj i' waa dispati bed to the \ iceroy, who
aaa then in I'pper Egypfe,and the whole allair
vaa aettled with an alacrity moel nnnsaal in
[.gyptian o-Seiala. Theflag wai hatsted igain,
indei a aalntaof twenty-one guns froa. the foi
renB, all tha other Fareiga Cooaula boiaaing their
?i.l.,r- al thestime tune. Tlie ... , ui icti.e, wlltlt
M.r may be tbooght oi it at home produced n
narked irapreeeioti bere, and l bave beard ihe
I'oii-ul-iienei-nl's cottrae atrongl) conunendetl b)
BaropoaaroaidontB. Iihinl.it eaa bardh fail to
-rodaceanexcellenteffoc-t; foi itiaoal) b) proaipt
ind rigoroaaaetion oo the part of our represeata
tivea, thal the reapeel due to tbe Americaa naaw
_.?,, i.,. BOtabliabed in the ignorant Orient.
Alexaadt- i.* ia n moat naaaMfod state nt
pr. -ent. The eity is full of Eoropaaa refu.-es,
politienl an.I othorwiae, aome of whom have
formed gaaga aml carry oa ? qrataai of robbory
and Bwiadliag. Fea nightfl pasa without?
quarrel or a munl. i. aad there nre some atreeta
through wbichaae ?ann..t aasaaiterdark withoat
n-n. h h-'k. The i.-rv honrl iirrived here.aMaltOSB
wb- itahbed ia the priacipal aqoare,aad lince
than aiii'thev has be.-n .iHiigenm-ly wounded.
Ilowerer, I have lired throadavfl withoutacci
drnt und'eipe. t to laave ia eood baalth to-inor
rawVorBayroiit. I jo by the Preneh Bteamar,
an.I nttoi paaaing through the~yrianaoaraathM,
ahall rtart tt once foi JeiiMitleni. tfter nearly
eix ii-.ntii- in Mi ? a, I look forward witb pleaaurt
to ii liesli (.'. iitinent. "? '?
THE LATJaSTIYEWS;
By Ttlegnph to Tlie Rew-Tork Tribum1.
Southere TeJeorapk OJflft, cor er "fHaitorer and omtttrmtl
m -
The Vnrnnt lametBTyabla?Mfdaf C'a?e.
\\ AiiiiM. io\, WTadneaday July 7, :-'..
The Becretaryahip of tlie Navy ha> aot
l,...n?end.-redto llon Alnxander livani, ae reported,
but there le reaaon tO autltlpnlc hu d." !? uelon 11 It
?h< uld be aflorad. _ _.
ln tho caae oi Day lor mi-nlering; his
wife one hundred and forty cltt/eni have been lum
mon'ed, but ?t th' adjour_m.nt ol the Court to day,
but eleven jurore had beea eworn.
The Nn'lvr Auierlciin >omlnallona-.'?lr. Web
nier.
Philai.bi 1-ni.t, \V'4doea.l?y, JuJy 7,
The Americu party an- ririn- u lalnte of
nae baadiad gune ln honor of the nomin-Jon ol \Vet>
eter -ind l\ aehlngton. Mr Web-t'-r paaaed thn. ab the
rity thie afternoon. aad the nomlnatljn waa tendered
hu. . ile U reported to '.-ave ioii that he would itand
the tire.
Faaaaal Hoaore to llearvil l?y ?t lliilf-l??
Kiiilrii.i.l A.-ei.li-iii.
B i-'-alo, Tueaday, July
A Comtnittee oi tt-n wt:nt to Rochestcr
to day to meet the re_aamu ot Hkb._ Clav. i-rtea
.He-.rep?tBtloi,aBr.,maklr._ fur a torch-llght pttxmm.
,i..n when they reach. thli city Tne n.llltory aod nra
M -re "rdcred out. The body ?? expecled lo arriva
", fc.-_o aboui Itt 0 Bloak P. M . a-d w.il leavf-hnme
dUtely per etean.er Bockeye *iaie f<_r Clevelani.
Th'- down train>ester.lfly afternoon wae
thr.wn Ofl the track . tew milea Below ('anr_Bd?l?ua
Mr T. wcr.otth- Arnerican EaoraH 0**,** much
I Lt and , -e br__oman, named tKa.-rman, haj\Ut ekul!.
Ira-turt-d. Woa *mt mrmttAJ m.urud. The _.:_?
daat waa UBiaBlrirt hy runniug. over a cow.
.Mr. tlaj'a ttemain. at t levrland.
Clx-. a_A> ". V.'-_D.eda>,.uly 7, I '?' _.
About 11 o'clock th. -teamer Hackey?
-tate arith the body of _____? Cla^ on ocard, eatae in
.Ubt,'minute g-WI MTtm, BBBJ tbfl bajfo B?tk**?
3Jed. Imi-ediBtrly all tha etorei . ad otncea were
._oerd. audblacnhangli.fli were auepanded tr.m the
ttir-owa oathe kine olthe >roc?_ai-r_ A large n im.er
..f cluzeni repa>redtolh*rx.at land*. wbere the re
inaliiBweTB dall>ered by th- B-ffa_, 0****9U*?
Clevelaad CciaiaMHa. Iba] b_ibjb.ii iij--._??_!_.
r_ bj Goveinor Wood lo %VlUU:.. Bl llllla. J-", **
thn C?_u_Bbt'i (..'oma-Uee. ,._,._.,_,,-. __Uo aoet
Tbe 5a-aaa? ond Aett-cnr, Delegauooi ouo Baaa
the ra__k_e here. . ,_. _ u
lC -cdy lett in tha trala at 1 B -lock ?? ?
Vlr. Cmkjto Re_-i? ln ??___---??
Hi-ik__- Tueaday EiaUg. I* -* 1sj- .
Bin_to,i ' CI haveiuBt
ft. SP-etr JJmmtt* *mU -iaaaaa.
arrived lalhlB-uty. ^ymtmm coocourae oi paople
. une firtof. _w? proceaaloB of firemen U
,n thL- flWeeti, -??. ? ?? ,^t lm__e(j__te!y ou tha
t*__H pl?ce_- X _f,__Jr
euanrer Hw_eye State.
The Death ot ?;?verae?r Calhaaa.'
8t Lo-il, Wedneeday, July 7, 195
The narty which h ft Santa Ft. with
r.ov C__--u_,hii arrlvodot Kanooa. The OOMBM
__f___T_BBiraaV.caaB-aai to flrow woraa, and when
SS SS ?*? * K-uaaaa, hi. W* ramataa-met.
buiied flrtlh Maraalc ceremoBlea, wn .-aturday itmk
*
Attrnapt ta fc-M.
B_iTiBOBB, Wedae-day.J-lJ?, 1-...
Mr. Leagae made aaecond ?"^P* y?J
urday lo __jS__| Crawiar, who U aader hl f-T the
aedoetioa of Le-tjue i dou?h_*T.
A r rl. al of the naathora . .all* -rrwa Tma.
B_ltimobb, Tueaday, iaty 6, 1 _?
Two New Orlt-ana mnila nre r6.ceive*..
The st~nrnahip Louisi_n? brin^a t'.elvee
ton dafee to Ihe Sftt i;tt ln mlgrmritB fr_o !,?'?aay
were pouriag In'.o Ti iaa.
Nearly 60,000 ba.e- of Cotton had beer
reeelved at (Jalvei?o_,
The C'orn . rop w onld eieeexl ail calcela
ti. n The Qairmtnn Jotrnal aays: ' \\> have learaed
tha. C irpi'S C-ff-ti h n been sel*<1?_ l.y U ?___*?.
for a mllitary de,*. i f9 fll th? country weat oi tb* -aa
Antor.i.. Kl.er."
Cholara wai preveilia/, at In'lianole and
al other p. mts. -licrtTro_BnBd to rma_f r-ntsaadalares.
TheZW-y llevlle BBjri there are in
th?. plare two paruaa of cfcfcreas nn-ayerl againat each
i th.r - tbm th.? are artned M the heth fonit.ntly, aad
tb.t hl.H _*hed liarpr.-r?I:.i,.J\
Tlie inaterinS tor a new MgM-WB at
Matagonla Pass have arti.ed at l_at port The building
to tx*of cast IroD.
The rornpany pa_wri_ed for hv an art rvf
tbe l**t Leaulaturetu mnatruet a r__ria.i froni Aultia
to the Hraru*. at,.l exteaU-ii; the __netoi.ilreeOn, waa
orpanised at La (irange.
I 'hn S. T_r_B__ff **?!> rec, red nt Nenr
i trleans with a *alute of OO gvia* aad other pubflo
honor*.
Nathan 11. Christ 1 as been eonvietcd at
Mi .lle of the murder ot Oilore Nye, and wa* seoteaeed
to be hung.
The r'nnrt- ia I'lital urgh .Marder.
PiTTsei Ki.ii, Tueaday, Jaly 9, IS54,
Yestrnlay bosi_*_M wa* entirely aoa
petided, and Iniiependene* annlrersary was more thaa
u*ually obierved. No *<-riou* acctdeut occurrad.
SainuH Mitebell. foratet tunikey of the
County I'rU.*B, while waliloi* along Waterat was at*
tarked by three penons, itnt>l*ed in the cheat, aad In
?tantly killr d D.ivid Jewell acd Jain,. K Coehraaa
have been arreite.l a. the j'.ip.-ti atora ot t_e> dewd, ea
aniined, and eom.i itted for trial.
? _?
Indeprndence In I Inrianall.
Cim-i.N.v.iTi, Tuesda/, Jaly \ 1*?5_
AHboaeb tbere wa*. no aaited aetioa. In
iapandaaee l>*iy whi en'hu.alaKueilly i-elel>r*tiad yea
terdsy No serioos aaaUani '*>ill''T very warm?
Thi-riiiometerat noon stood al M in the shada
i- He, ia of I'aavder.
Kjurma, N. U..Tui-_ay, July ?, IM.
On tbe ?'?th, a caBBOO l>ur*-t in thi** town,
dan.eruuslv wounliii. (Ihi a l'ayieu, Jofln ll-la, Jjha
Biro.lr ana r.i.i.-un Caiter. Tbfl twj t.r*t are uot e?
peet.ft to survlve.
ln Heaaiker, N- H.. Geo. R- Pavia was
la.tantly kill.-d by iha bursting of a raunun on the .__
I.ar?e tMrent Manehealer, N.ll.
Man.-hksifr Wedneaday, Jaly 7, l-aJJ,
La?-t aigbl Meeara* l.uMavin, (.oulii 8c
Co '? ?team mill* at thi* place were '.urned, wtth tha
building* adjolnlng. Total losa, t.'.'i.uuu. 1'artly ha*
suied.
Arrival ol'the I ____? nt llo-i.in.
Boston, Wednesday, July 7, 1 __
The K. y\. ateamabip Canaila, Capt.
I.anr. reach-d ber dock at Ka?t Noston at I1. o'clock
thi* iteino. n. Her mail* wiltbe diipatched by the firat
truin to morrow muraing.
i'i i-iii'iu e ol' Ihe Niagara.
H.moN, Wednei lay, July 7. 18._.
The R. IM. .steainship Niajrara, Captain
*t ne. .ailed at i.oun, wth .">1 pa.ienifrs tor Liverpool
and II fnr Ilalllax. She Iaal out *-."*U,0Oi> Ib Ainer
li-Hn gold.
The f*>oul_-rn lamaflBBa*
CiiARiBSTON, Tuesdiiy. July <>, __b
The ataBtnabip Uaioa. Captaia Riehard
Adani*, 'rom New Voik, arrlved hore at II o'oloek I _t
Muiiday nighL
*-A\.aNN.an, Tu.-iday, July ii, lri-.J.
Tlie -teamer Klorida, Capt. L\ou, from
Ni v? *i oik, Lhs arrlved atthli port
l f,rri_n Nhip .Newa per I imidu.
The Knulisli papera contain the follow
u ii additioual ablp new. i
Istaano ' Sir.ma, ThilKlay, June 17, IS_.
Tbe Sea Btid. .South, uf and I .i B.nton, Irora New C.Kla,
a?.-i,t ..ii ihore yMlar.ay oai tlie xiuth wr.t trmi ul tiil*i*lan_ ,
ai.cl he* on lier beam end*. a-atei-loui-d. I'art uf h*i cai.ot
i? waabed *iit, tlie r*-maiDder i* Iwitj. landed and the vowal
iliaii a.Ird, ?a ahe li expeiti-ri to hecome a total Iom.
8|. li.-n-No .lat*, lat B N , hn. 12, ahlp Flyion Cloud
?ii,in New-York tor Han Kranci_-u.
Ma\ il, lat Ifi lon. )7, iriip J.ni-plunc, from N*a-.^rk
f ji San Frai daeo.
Arr nt Klalnore, .luoe 18, sl.ip Medora, Crondadt, lor New
Yoik.
Tli<- Iti-oiu-niiia of lht< (heaniieaha aud Olilo
tannl.
I! vi.timobe. \\ . .Iiie-iday, July 7, lJJ!.
Tlie mail i* thrnu<^li from Nea\-Orleans,
l.ut ! iltK* no new* ol iniportanee.
The BBBoaaeemaat ifl maa_ that tlie re
pabaafiMCbeaanaakaaad OMa Canal wtlt i._ com
plef.-d and na^ i^atlou reopi-ni-d on the loth In.t
\\ lile Krjertlon .Meetlun nt lloaiea.
Boston, Wednesday. July 7, 1* ?.'.
This eaiiiiiin a __aet_B| was liel.l Bt
KhucuII Hall, for the purpose of rejecilrif tlie nornioa*
tiuu nt tha \\ hiir Naili'inil f'uiiventt m of llaltimure, and
to ii.inii.atri llaiiit-l ",Ni-!..t.-r luit.-ad ol (ieneral rt.-.itt
The call wiis in*erted in the H uton -.api-rs a'jout a
waat ago, bul wh. not .laned hy anubody. The hour
appolnaedfor the BMaBng wai I oclock.but Itwaat
before proeaadtaaa commenced.
Tfeara appeaiod to be hii M-?ence of ipeaker* and tho
liall wai hy noineam crowile.i Too prlnclpal and al
n mt tbe unly im-n on _M platlorm, were Mr. Ilarry
Wllliains, wlio foimarly baleatad to the |)-iinx*ratio
paity and bolti .1 on tb-onaiioii ot the I ulted Stataa
iim.k i|iiestlon , Kev. Ilul.baid W ui.Ijw, a schoolmaa*
|i ? ui,d Mr. Ji.bn Unnniioiid.
Mr. Willlanis is an ener(teti<- old (tentlenun. and waa
uuiiiioMtrd a* Cbalriium of the irieeiiog amld ciics ol
?Ave and K?" Tbe aye?, bowever. prevalled, and
V\ i111h_i I'. May, S. N. HuLl.i aml Jamei 11. BUka, wero
appoiat*. ,-icietarles, but after a considerable pau*fl,
theie gentlenr.eodUl aot make their nppeaMnee, whea
the 1-resldei.t said, with great ener(-y, " William B.
May. you arerei|ue*t?d to mak<- your appearance oa
this plHtforiP, ro-rsof lau^hter, ai i you also, Jainaa
ll. Bluke aod I N- Ilobbs Kenewad Im.-h-ei ,
Tbe ChHtrman tht-ii H.ldreased the moatiii. He .ald
bf ihi not *eek Uie oific coiif.-i red upon him. and only
iicc.-i.tf-d il l.e.;a_*e there wa* a dliwvpoiutineut Bboat
tha oft'eer wbo ooght to be here. He *ail he never
met with ?n audiaance upon an ui-ea*lon of greater lm*
rjirtfnri; tliau tbi. lt wa* iiu b >yi?h play. lt Inv.ilved
the ..?.(?!..' of the Whig party ot I_*i..chun-tt? and iha
nhule I'nlon.
This meetinf wu cal'ed ln con*e.|iafoca ol a natlea ol
a aaeethafl to ratUy the dolni*. ol tha Halti noie Conven- .
Uod -u per ceut. bt Uie Whiga were oopuaed to thoaa
diloirs. The notice ln*eited bva law 8c._t mea who
Beiean .car.-u a. whlte crows,?he_. e thi* meeiiog
was < alled U; oppose lt, and wBJ B not wtse to prev.-nt
ouraood We_Ker Wbl.i wn,aa hearU wereinthelr
?ho3* ln m cos.aning theinselvea, and (fire them an op*
pi rtuiilty of v.Aiug for the n*?n of their MW
and ot de^-i-tag a noa-ination that cinnof
and will not prevall?thU nioaoutaat la nnceaaary?it la
ni'ceasary U i>ri*tuca ari efl. -1 Irom 1'aaiauiau- *ddy to
Calilorma. ffDaaW .Vebitar had b. on nom -at-d at
jallimora, he would hava b-d a w?lk o?er **,*?***
There was a -lead and h?n.___-a majoriiy ol IheCon
veMion aj-aict .-cott, and oow M i_?_>l n-eds swaU
], w rjiBi-head. m*ck aod neeli. IloW waa
t_?t noBit-itton broa^ht a'fout f [('naa ot
loaves and kfeflB.] Aa ln tne ti__o ol Araold
there waa treamn in tha cawp, so ls tbere tre.ion la
ttecamp nt I'.altlmore. Tbare wai the Bcotcftinan of
Tht A-lat, and deor^-e Umrey. and otiiar men IiaJ beea
p?rk?d and ilavered. Tbeie men had the wi.-.kedn**a
ar.d ?B-tr-l 10 __B| a-o-t th? nom-nation BJ****
dience ever tor.ave than., tbey weie mada ol *******
.1 * ? fiom * hat be 99k When i.f noa Ml ****}
the .trret,they wer. _rfia;iwd k Uk blm tn the frc_
DK-iou. gulit ____. laat l-'raa* br
amtnf5f^"2f^SB-_ n__S now to tha
cure thU bi-.-h P-?. .**[** , b wlt0 ^^r mf)am
____r_"^U___-t?^--S-S F"'*"d !_2___S
h*_*ra. ^^"S'Ty-u,-, a_d I. he (tlie < _?tri_*o>
ST?^-S__-_V: * could thot, < ien Sco?
UiV,,iirfCvVeb*ter-G_.i s_M hlm-be ebaiiaBged
Jtmwm?aiow __n ba ever ttkfi tmUt ?A* To.
?e,Vfa-tth?tWlnnel,t .?>.,? would rand lo thu wtyoT
*!'_ ai elevated ma. wa, . proof th^t he waan H tha.
_~ I ' -- ?an t_an_ion waate-i tor j rwrtdaot
Uwaaaaked "What good -ould tnls meeB-g do I* ?
III. answer was that all wa* 9*9 _Bpoa*ibla that _sei_. &
impassib-e. snd lt is nat yet t->o lat* to eUact W 8__? ?.
Letter- bad been poured j> from tbe South aaklng w bat
the\\*_*rer man were about, and saylog they w ould
never stump-cott- [Heragrowi* tor Baoit and cbeera
produced a .cene of uoroar that lastad for aeveral
?tafltfli
Wben the appUuie subatded tha Chatrman raauoaad
and **ld to bu eteraal diij-race Bcutt dia oot coma
au wi ? a at-t-ineiit of bi* prindplee until the laat mo
_jent. (Here there wu tnoie dUorder, a ,d tha Chalr
-_d appealadto them to aet li<e <entleir.?D ) A votee?
a We ara bo genBf?iao." Tbe Cht/jmaa **ld tbey
ooght to naake tbe BBflflBBBJ re*peaj_. ,|e, andhe minted
that the praaa *hc _d make U resoec/_we throu,bo_t ?_?
C .Ul.tiy. a aa
Here there were lotid crUn for Wlaataw. ._-*-.??_
Wiaalow said they bad baen diaaypo-BBB* *****$**
il wu not fiaal, and a brtfbter day wu <^<**x**\ |__f
hava not come lo bory Cwear, for Ba wu n**.I*y___;
out they bad come to at?e -^^JJi^niafiiBV
plnee thaa C-aar -rarJtfj_^-?eeleenn>ni?aBww?^

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