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Od*n?J a* Ihe ,vna* rtvaM a**" ,el?n??t*? of
asjB> soi?ab*a* **?MMa, ? ? ' rt,s
sarat** 2 t. ??*>?*'? "VT h'
the hurra* rrTed ?*. the M* te>Mtol r4 iui oe
>triM M ' bwbo -vl '' r ? ? ?* ,ho tot??
,xk,i1i,Mrt?'r'?r'' rh*l ? teaar.w*
saw*! c\p*v? ??>??-* MOietJ tc.lonahtp. taw*! i<
re K. **> ir,: * 1 r<,,?,TV 1 ,',>
>|<|rr. ?y,\r ?I: strsl ?pari kieteriral foci li must,
kt #>?her w oral*, be aohnew leois! hv Ihe ?e ipnl itio
Hilrlrf' beS. v .? . *rt become adc'liateh oih?tl
tsed u? uirtitaiier.* An.: Ibe ?aMtiM intellect,
acavrwvru; to n ' .vn.vrt-cn tl the ,-?*<?. mast ore
V\?{ prove docile to u.o instruction afforded o:i
MfoMSWth] ClI ataOOHj "l.i. li when viewed bf
Che beb' el ?p ritual U??. hi the oniv authentic
reavlatioa ot thednme relations to man Neilbet
l'.?v.(t r,.; I'-uiic BOaigM anx ?cienl; ,o worth to
fciablthal fearst* it Mtbtares the aaroTB rover
ettal .r.te'a-.: Ol the two. but evr:i he. w.:ha'.l
Iw ModW hT doe* M muco to the eMBtsM of
tbe m <in ot" tho laMiaJ mat met. Ho make* it dato
eirlar.velv ti-;.. the ft 4M illation of human nat.?rr.
and thia .n ?pIt* ot tho a^o* of Informal discord
and .r.r^naV.tx botw. . v. Ml Ma* Btta, which all
bitter* avouches >u^tr. u hnm.ui fellowship had
boon s.r. oi.t.Tvr? th ot human nature. MJ *bo;iM
have ?era be:", re tail time ima4j [iTBBIMilbk ex?
hibition* of t Baaata aatara Im aad faD pit*
btw?ct even ?t mu'.ati: af pifajij and wr.nt. Bf of
f.itva.-u ?< aad pa;n. aad pad It bm mm exhibited
aian ?e ?V urn] to others wl.ei he would havo OfM 1
OV IB bioatfll I n IM rt?ntr*r>. ?**!?:?? m?nwho
baa frei fab ..o.: tl c rot .-.i '.:..\ ? tao moat lalal*
Bf nrrsJ tctv^uTP. Xr.on * portoot'.y wo'.l that ho baa
aW ?o w.ihout a'-> kt || fraai t.:.? r.sturo. that i*
ta> a*> by the baapiiaAiaaj of a distinctly iupcrnat
aral aaatiaa eaacaj t:.- worid b.i? stood m man
*%cr perfotiv.d aft ao; af W>m to his brotloT wi'.h
(>?t n inj I.o.iti.n file BmHbbmI ?'f duty, or
what i* the aaaae taiaf,? BBMajaWw af some ?u
p*r:cr aaHta^toa to tbat of his aataro. Hoai
cliiki.?h. th-rctorc. to talk of society aa the out
fTrr.th of nctLre! hvvs. or to rer'ird it in any of
it* ?tace* as Mrtkiac ?h?rt of a lapeTaotaral p!,e
Bt'tret'on Natorai iaws might account for human
aoeiety. provided JOB mean by the word nothirc
?ore than simple 'out" HV*faiMBAaMa< ba?ed ipoB
tbe play af MtHnJ .affiniries among it? ?uhject":
tfcougb 1 fcr.i by no boom certain even of thi*.
Hot clearly tie phenomenon of human society
ret an* co auch thine as thi? It mOMl the toUow
abip of those who arc in the intensest spiritual an
tafonitn:. or who, in all interior respects, are as
wide apart a? heaven and bell. It means the sci?
entific fu?i< n or unity off characters a* mutually
repugnant as oil und wnegar. The technical ?<?
ctalist laafta upon human nature a? intrinsically
nndepraved or unfalbn, and insists tbat its
aberration* argue only the influence of falla?
cious doctrine* and of vicious oircum?rance?i
With him. conu'ijuentlv. nothing is needed for
the perfect evolu ion ?>t society but the melioration
of our existing doctrines and ciretim*tance*. I am
for from und. rvalailMJ tl.e?ea-i\antage?. I am <|uit**
sure that they are both imperatively demanded bj
the aeoeeeltiei af the human race Mut I am
equally ?ure that society has needed a far deeper
inauguration than those things- afford I prefer to
accept facts as the, offer, and I find myself thus
ecu pel led to inter that human history has suffered
an kaMMBae ipiritoal blight. It seems to me to
be the palpnb!e lesson, both of history and of cur?
rent abeaafretiM, that all men are naturally in
elintd to a supreme self love acme in coarser,
some in subtler terms, it is true, but all with like
reality. And 1 nait/t believe, therefore, that un?
der th. inspiration of this stntiment they oeul.l
ever naturally tend to fellowship. They must mit
nrally tend to consume aud plunder each other?
tbe strong the less strong, and the weak the more
weak; for self- lore is obv iaiisly a dividing, not a
uniting force, hml accordingly whatever tendencies
to fellowship men exhibit, logically confess them?
selves the etloct of supernatural cause*
Thu* I take it tbat all government and law, all
those institutions whose aim has been to maintain
order in tbe world or what i* the same thing to
nurse ti e senttsOMt of human fcliowahjp, eoafoaa
o ?trictly supen atura! genius, or have been tbe
providence ami appointment of a most active und
unfaltering DiriM love. Bai I must defer what
more 1 h*vt to MJ to another le'ter. n i
FROM FORT LARJMJE AND THE ROCK V
MOUNTAINS.
l>on The Sebratka City Him, SejLtl.
Kdward Morin, with a company of rive men, left
?"?nun Ittrsr, three bui dn d and ten mile* west <>i i.ara
mie, on the 1Mb of duly, and arrived at trie Kor! on
tbe S'.'lh ef the same Manth, I be Fort be roporta iu
pood ervedition lor dotrnsive warfare, the trOODt iu
OMeUOBt ipitits, and saager for a light a-it!i tbe Sioux.
Tbe horse*, hotvevi r, are, he wivs, in Trey poor trim
for eh**ing Ionian DSSdcO, as thej bOTO gTOWOTCiy
tiun upon prsJrie grass.
I*MTBan Laraaata on tbe 1st <>f Ansust, heoirired
at Fort K? BTMJ u;--ii th. Md of the ?ime uiontti, hav?
ing met with nti'htr ladiau* nor nuv ac i.lent up m
tbe route. AtKtion. v he found Qeu. Homey with
IpOO n en preparing to start immediately for Laratnie.
The day upon which he arrivM bapi*ne?l to be Geu.
Hartley> nirthday and OOneeqoeotlj he found the
P?>?t iu a genera: etato of isJiaViioa. end Moid ohain
psLgr.r corks popping as though whole regiments ?rata
diaeharging tin ir piece* at OM Bra. II- asyt the Gen
ersl w in hue h. idtm and ITaHitot's the I ttoratbaBtioil
uf all tl.e Sioux be awn meet wi'.ii, in wbub laudable .
ambition are hope he nay be gratified,
Mr. Monn further report* ttai a skirmish occurred
tx't hu.*- . e h point t.ear it ?? North Hatto hri !_??-.
t*taiin tive Sionx and six white men. in which tooae
Of foe Had Kkii:* w- re ?? entirely kil?, ' and two*e- :
vast ly wounUtd, whde all of the white i remained un- !
kejtuiaJ.
Mr Monn brought with him the remains ol young
tiibrot, ahnst- murder by to. fooax We gave an ac
eoui.t of laet mo: th The particu'a'1 of thia sava.-e
homicide arccetail'd to cs by Mr. Mottn.atinnatalood
Nmiii froBi dp' <.i ?on a'.roil,, r of Itie decease 1.
They are aa aataOWt
Os aba Bid af June Gihsoi - ( aaaayoay laaaMtd a
?ahsl i' n..;<* below DaorCrash, wher. tbeyexpoTti 1
i?. meet with lncian*. li.r, srajfj pT0ia>ll?OO Bdalnal
an at*.a<. ?-.- . ohm-.. < i :!y :.,?. n *. .-? ? ? u .
daM-overed that tay or thne ot the BBOB hai rotated a
?safes loobehJadthe to*1 of tbotreio. laatdatto
warn them of tr.:.- dar.-v-r and bxury ttcm feloaf, tl t
?*e< , t-tr \ waik.-'i 1 eck. an i ?>..?? '?? v? ta'k 1 ?
tbfoa. two Indian* .aaa- op. oapoothasT eety it -
a*Ml a* one ?l.tn.k hard* with Mr, Ciitson tbe otbvr
atepj+d behinc Li.n and *l>o: h -n th-ou;h, eaaatatj b>
etout death. The unexpected ataault so besii ieroi '
kboawo thai bsaon Ui.-_v ?. .1 tbt?r preaaaoe of
?aid tbe lotiiana wire out of aLootiag d.sta?ice. hoi beg
*?am ;i.- Pbatte Rivet and ?aeapod.
Ninety n,il.? w.?t ef Salt Cr?*k. M'. Morin shot a
very fine HuAafocoor, min" of th- n.*t of which we
bad the pleasure ol ta?t.r.g and can prOUOOme il first
rate. He infortn* n* that tor a grea' ueabor of vear*
fesr has bean traveiibc. t.a, k ai d forth haSSSCill rprt
J^aramie. t>.. i?.H ky MoaaAaioo, aad Mioaoari '
aaiaii, but that hs hen oaves before aaeo buffalo so
xdeniy and so near the Mi*.*uri BJvai a. tbey are t:,e
j?r???iit reason. W. met Mr. M'.rin on the lhain* '
about six:y axhea ?ist N. I -a*k-- City arhite we a
Mt with a row frier?!? on M MpeOraf exjeditton.
AimIssu. eaaayed with hiai and dianh oai 1 -
around the san?- rot*, we had an excellent epporta
wity of gwiuing li biiootiuo ? <>o> < rsing the I'l. Ac.
Therefore, in our n<xt wetk's issue we shall leporl .
wi< r. a< haajth OMo Ihe rose try lying w>-?t of Kw '
bra*Aa City, and .:? eott, timber, s.." and o'h.r rn
aaaveea.
STORM ON LAKE MICHIGAN.
IHIPWBECK AlfD Uhnl Of uppj
We have ssroas)] hxid U 'o e out laatjBrs aoob a - !
ecunts uf tbe stern- of Tuaeday last, on Lake Mi.-hJ j
icon, a* we o".i d obtain by teiegropi From Tu
Ch'C.ico l>alaw <.:' tht l.'tlx we gBBsat additional 1
psttioalar*.
QaTwaoaaayfineaaasrawmm harat -itat n..v. -
eaald leave the port of Chiv ago, and maey which bad 1
left on ti e eve .mg prev <<k* ??r.i!;wik-i to j. r.
tavk again.
Tbe brig Tu?ear"ra, Cap* Makleo. h.emd from Huf
laio u> Ibas |airt aratb eaal ha II Netten I I ... ? . aa to
aMBM in ibe aiona ill toe h\ In.r y- , i .. : .
inoM . . Her anchors dragged until ?> iun? neai
i.mpsx Ui tc tie br?-..kw.-.t. . a .- . i- ; ? ? Harri. *n a",
smile aoutii i f the barbae, the a> a wa*?o heavy tha' 1. -
auart* bad to 1* Ml away. Toao the wa* haawl aV.u'
in Hsinincnt prnl ard it was apparent 'j-neas MatWad
abat tdbr must a? down. At thia tirrv?. two of Fraav-u. ?
Metallic LuVboata were pot at m M - as, aa ' oat
i, ai -. i by Hi t|is-r ? IkiiI men return, d a' i - .
hloff of lie tt ui|>*.' ou'r. le, or abenfe flr?t hMvy
sea struck b?r. fJadaMf tora m M aol voothag baa
?*aer Jo meet th*-peril of the BOW. i ? baaVM ? N
wane.*-! Im ?'?!' ?'??' I II? Im i *l? . i ,
i ?tl * 9 Vn'>- ol ,he Kiwa.'n. VtMvm \\ ?. nr>n,
klau*** l-.?*| < . Ml i l llnM '1 ?c'l"?n'?iui i ??!> | im
M II A (.? <..<. n <>i the l.ii( Hu ? IIawI I
,1 J?rT>ir???i Ihr hn^ l.l.'l>.' I apt II ram HUnal ol IM
?, h?a*r*i Cri?pn>?ti Cant, 0, F kton? ol kW M iheenM
|*a*4kOBt; t ?i 0 .1 Mi?ii'iii'ii'l llir ?.'o.'iui M? nc
?'?i i (' awo4*4 Iba ?? )<?>?'<?im?. ivi i n rwevmoca, Itee Meld
|r |{ and J ein. MoKlIktTtvl, and aval Ihn m n' ?'?niil 4
I' M i br?\.i< Ohl Matahtgaa wlmi loaaed in IM ?t ?tt
r?< wa?t?
Ail ?.Ioni; Ii r ab err hm a nine the crowd pnvix 1 hltd
10 the waive s edge tt wifoaee thi meom . loana hid
11 nr lopa ap?tM mlli human Iwiu. the Mkohigefl
Central ?rii ? TOWdWaV Kager eye? walchcd tti?- two
hoat?. Now ti*** MHWdMHtvJphtwIi tint thcv would
tier twuT. ard ti < n mnao headway. t*io iry tu?'
last. " tWj haw \*m* hiil the \ r*?? 1. ' AUwMatatoe*.
How tho nun pg board tht bng I'a*. arvra get lato the
bit-Nxii?. ot wi.fti, ?m not ??h'ii hat ilongUm line
o! human b? irgs t|ir wi rd i nsso.i. ' tht y art' saio. ttic
II boite aie miiming." Abwnl b\ o'cdooh kboyaawa
rear bv. and eooa atti r t tuno tu to p >ri. Tin ;i idniu"
?litt ?i out i;tv?u>?i ibeee gaOial taps, find tbiy h< ?r i
a wi I. ome whu b hrnvo m rJwaya n?. eiri M brare
den'? w? h>b n<> raoeej ''an buy. Tin y :nmped ashore,
a> il tin y bad <kkM iui onliuary daty, lad bi lt? d iha
eleven sniTcrer? of iha Tliarafora, wb-< were worn our.
to lard, il .1 a iai| tome in Chk ago.
Tie brig layi a helpless hnik and we hope will
woatiier the Moraa. A? we write tbe triadreeiniad
the rain beat! bravely I final our window*. '1 here *h~
ri<k? in aeswiing safety. Shu is ?.?ned hv Davis A
Sutton. Huffale-ber hull insured in the .Kmc?her
cargo by ihe hh ago MotaiL
uexosha urn KAClNi:.
Onr reader* MTMmbt r th?- LadT Ann, and bo?v h"?
rallat.t captain stuek by her in the |e| last Winter.
She has met her flAe a? The ??ortn strrn s her at
Krr.ofiha, and she wt.s wrt- led. No particulars h*v.
rearbed n?. Th? bark Hungarian, wiich had boon
n.entl) in dry ooek at Milwaukee, loadfd at tha? pari
with a cargo of vbea: tor OMNifJO, had rr'-.irned to
that )-ort in a leaky eooditioik Tbe st?-s.m?-r HaitionT''.
whicti left i'i.iec.-o vandav afternoon for theStalf, left
Milwaukee a'9 Moo ay nioniit'g. ItMinpMMthai
ihe at .Manttowoi-. thofigh n-tJune ha* bean heard
offer. A aeboom r. Ilppoeed ro Im? the Su;*.rior, wai
nrhote nine milea ibii M(- of Milwatikei-, the wav.-i
breaking over he.-, r.nd ti.-- m< n tdingieg to t".e .r.ns!'.
No attengit to res? tie them hail ?uooeied when tbe
F. M. tram let: Milwaukee. Three schooners were
as! ore near tie Boitaatopol, Norn- of the crews had
got en shore. An etfort wotiid ne made to ssve Un-ra
w ith tbe life-boat. Another s. h'Mmer b?ai he<l on the
Pur at Milwaukee. No lives lost.
Mil WAl'KFF.
(?loomy nrws comes to us f.om the Nor h. The
storm which Mew ?trongiy hen on Monday night, was
? hurriiane at MUwAMtkee, and ill ikntg thoihoMao
shrouded hf" and property in ill tirr:e throe?. Tno
new propoU) r HabaMapol, ahn,it 4 o ewoh "ti TgMday
morL?n:, s'nich on the outer bar some two andi hlh
ni'les unit' of Milwacke*-, and ,;ie wav s dashed ov-r
h<r wilaiv, learing no hois- for her and tho Uvea on
board. It area dark wbea aha ww vieckad. Ton
main Wit'iout aid srirrrd almost oittain death; to
attempt to land, lopajfjaj two BObk ruil >r.-, iu thL<
i. ariui dileuuiia. troiantai teil io brere the iwgiag mi
endobtn.ii Ihl lo< : rsaty su.cor. One pt rished; the
Otbtl llinod the land alive, though with siren,"!!
enough left only to arouse a fir.r.i r. and thus alarm
tbe neighborhood aid Mad to Milwaik'- for help.
The people ol tuat i ity, fir the mess*mi er told bia story,
were qaiokly a-tir. arni means tleviseij to save the lives
on board the propeller, onmbaring, it was said, about
eighty p'rsour Tbi.j was about 1 A. M. on raondiy,
and iii un ln-ur |f|| I tha shore in font of the wrOOked
propeller was Ihn d with pcoric. The sight was a sal
one to look upon. Mi n, wamOO and children were on
the fated boi.t. wringing their hands in fear or in
?mm*, and in. ??? on ihori WHI unable <it yt to help
them. At noon fMtardai the life-boal of the St ba?to
pol was suceeirftdly lowered, mrtnue-l by one seuman,
who sculled l er lehoTO, taking with him ? Iii e. Ity
means of this they ballad a hawser lihoM and fast
?aad it, the propeller not being more than ten ro is
from land. 1 he lifeboat returnej to tli" boat, and
bore off her lirst load of pas-e-uvers, and COBtinwad
her trips until ? very soul was landed.
latul
The excitement in Milwaukee wai very great.
E*crybody tarned|oal to help. " I^e'.us rave the su1"
" li rers, was the general resolve ( Tbl lite-boat
was taken down by gna; exertion, and launched
oj.posite txe SobaatopoL She layabout tea rode off,
broadaidi to the Ma. This caused a comparatively
rmrothiia landward, which enabled thenfebott to
nach the propeller in safety and work to advantage.
Keery aoal waa aared. The crowd on shore, the big
m i iowd m .Milwaukee, sa??' tMi safe ileiiv*ry pat
beard ofU with Ijoy which knew no bounds.
Nothing was saved frsm the wrn k. No trunks, or
gemds. or books, ao Ording to tbe la'e?t raporta wem
sei und. 'lie pi;.-M ng rs saved their livi<s but lost
ever* thing else. Pit y hoists were on board tho
S< hustnpol, and allpi iished with Iis \I nable cargo,
and the t>oat itself. The ssore was lined with goods,
and people won gathering them up as last a* tnoy
could?guards and the proper officers being at hend to
watch thus" fiends, to be found in every city, who
would rob graves and Meal from the dead, ludii d
? very sympathy aad leery care which man could
bestow on autfiniig or suticrcr; was shown to tho
wricked of the s- baatopol by the (Mophi of MUwaabee
aiid its neighborhood, k m aappoaed that tho wrack
of the St baftopol was caused by the (iovernment Ugfai
heing oat! A ?ehooaar btMobad near where aha wm
wru ked. The piopelh r saw her light and mistook it
for the Governtaeaf light. Tb? las', beard from her
was at a I'. M. luoMfav. Mr. Bath r tell. us that the
fMbaatopnl was broken into three pieOM, and that ?M
wreck was entire. Nothing would be saved except
what mit hi float ashore.
1 ha Sebastopol is owned in t'lcvditid by Messrs.
Morris A Wntrs (thi MttM her enp'aiu . Ibis washer
fourth tri[i up. The mate and helmsman attempted to
get a line on shore, but their boat was swamped and
the [.our fellows drowned. \Vo bate been unable to
obtain thi it names.
LATI.M. j
It is r.ow nraring midnight and the rain is pouring;
down bard. This promiaM well and makes ns hopeful,
for it will deadeu the swell of the heavy sea and lay
its angry waves. SiiM the r igfal is gloomy ar.d fem
pest iiist. Ihtarty pall hang- over the sky. and the
wind roars tierce and ieud. Heaven guard the storm
tosnnl mtrimrs. and save tho*e in their keeping oh
this w ild and stormy Si ptaajahet night'
CHARGE OF JUDGE POTT8 ON TM:
LA TE CASUALTY.
He Courts of Borlingtoo County were opi'ne-1 i>n
iTjetday, the Hon. Stacy G. Pottt presiding, imfrttrl
by Judges llavwiod, Stewart, Hudd and Lippim 'dt.
of the I'orritcfm I'ieos.
After tho Grand Jan n bad btaaj -w-uti and afTinued,
JuJge I'otts deli\ered a long and able charge, of
which we give but a bfitf sketch o: that porti a
whieh refern-d to the r.te ca:??'roj.he upon the Cam
den and Am boy I.'ailroad.
Judge I'i tte directed the attention of the Crand
Jury to the topic which har- Intal* al ?orbed public at
tentior?tbe mottrl rai-.cd i atasirophe within the
laiii's of that county.
He said that this melancholy and heart-rending Iii?
MMr, by whieh a aamher of Talaabte Utm wcri- ioal
aud many jeisors were seTttrrdy injured, demanded at
MW bsn''? of iheCrand Jury a s- an" i"g and thorough
inventijatiet.. En f jsMaaa who pam a foot apew the
sod, or hrMthw the air of New-Janey, is from that
moment m,di r lh i protection of her laws, h.ts a right
to all 'be ticurity mal human law? ran aitord. ;?. Ml
life, bis jn'iaoii and bia pTOUMiy, and when be siii-iaius
lias or si jury by un nr-i t afly viola.: m of th ? law,
jaatiee ihaalt be promptly *indieitod, tbe wraag ??
tin ssed. and the orb mnag party an-, p tri ?* pttntahi i.
He aaiti that the rttaatropne illadad to ?w pro?
duced by two concurrent ? ta??ne h u hing of a train
of ears, and the drieint; ol a j ;:r m fa i ? ut ? itn
rai read trank at ihe trosting at '!,?? wnM iaatt
Karh let, hMMprntdenl ot tie other, w-as a la*la! nab
It war lawful f-r tfe fain i ? b i.-c >? .w?i in tie- iu-tt
aajgkjaJnv, oi. i ;'. was iu?tul tor thi dr.vcr . : Ihl
horses to crura the :m Hat >f UV - Mitt i| was 'he
nault of eitlM-i or tm'h thi pmiea tunning tie a I
tr an imprope r manner if titi w?* gi'ilty of cvl-a
bit ieghgmob if nthei trnmymmMi with wantof
daa eaarawi, tna MtMMtvwatlMaMm mm?M be haM
iBawaMhtt (m Iha aaaaa^aaaeea. I .? rale of I.*,
aaformd hi thi autaoritna. mm then faOy ?et aal ait
tbe Cram! Jury a err instructed that if t'av act be law?
ml m its-!f fitid ??' dona in a., imp .- Mtnm
whether by ex eM or by ralpahlt igaanaoa, or by
wai t of .'ne Baatkha, as .1 damtheaaae, il wovM'm
n anaiau^t trr. and that whmi osa, bj n .? Igi p a
has oofitidmte.1 M the death Mi ino h reapew
Mk Alter Ma'u..- UM poiol at largo. It i . i , I in
0 re ae leaf tad Whartoa, Iba J ulga ro .i?.-.. ral?b>
i.smrs inRrtgleedto al>oa ?'.?. thi !. w ?.an
c imii.a. aeilWi t. ?, a: d theni|noted ti?e lew of w
Jew ay, a.nit wierkraa that ee mrery loeomoHve aaad
m thia gtati tbari .'.atl b* a bell, V. gMngnoi w-aa
tha/i tl.irt? poumia, nr ? ateatn aliktlk whieh can be
heard a* b ar M r- hui,.|,..| y,?|, n?.| |, >,|
shall be rat g or wbkwSa a> n*f i*. f,|.,a#(> a* a
if atai.i>a of :>'?> rar"? fr .-a a ' !??",? ,n,| .,,??'. . t
M hi blown or ntag awitl tlx awarttM Laa ~r ma I Iii
blfflrwajy or Mopp ad. IIa Mid tkai tfa rtawenyiolaa
doaMdna tin tho wii-'rf* "t i<f^\\mftm. aiuf ?>aii' >A
rttathM ap; i^e i ?!l lift*" iethassa *>lwi bat*r?
Irai Of ???, i<a f??l. Will :?.? ? i a j . .
ta.lroa.la. and riMMlf |iMMinarin iii *
Main of .at*, aic, el ?II iilli" '?, BOBOd WIMnMIji
vkjUoSrOe, and I.i a dreien nf rMBteBB Bad vjstlOBOa
]<ii>|'.ir linntHl Io Ihe probable BBBgBf, fnirn want nl
i ?Uli.in, KU,I ihi-Iih I arudiig fr.Mii Ilm u?lum of 11*.
limiimi and the :i,i.|] mm nl" wllh win. Ii they ar?< eVafJ
Im, |i l. whew ,|.,iv i! ia f?> riofithebaelm bboa
llio wl.is'.'c. im tbi IBS rnj .ir?n, ip<'U approaching ?
. mine, and in.ill the ??!>?:in?? i>?w j ????"i the eroeaaag,
DOglOOtB 10 flOtO, and IO fontrtju, ner of the ttfgleet of
/?.ir ?/*/> Aritk i mm .lie ia BObb |0 l>e indie'ed for
tnaralnn.. htrr. So. tfthe lOM of 11 fe BOO iMMB) in OOB1
?OOBtOM Of the ? ulpablo DOg 'gem t Of OOfsasBI ?OBJ of
a: v ? nil>lo)?<' ek.irct l with a P :r!:rutnr duty on the
train. that m. if bj culpably DOglortiBg to do a *t*?eifio
dotf assigned him*, or bv DOgligOBfle or rarelearrK** in
kBOfaBBBM r of doing it, he bl fttttxA to have BeOBflOafd
tbe nwe* Iff, he OBfBt to !*> in );k. manner indicted.
Tb'- J'.i ,i remarked tbotonoeaaoeof the Iobbbbi
f/Ofl the ?iriv.r?- ?.f a pair ofhirae? ntaiii the track at
the BfBaBBBJ at the notnor.: that the rear ear of the
train had n a h* d it, and that if thia wa? an act of
culpable negligence, ir.caut.cn and rockJewne*!, the
driv r I* liable 10 lie indicted for 'be like offen???
lie then remarked tbat the powers and <iut.es of
Grand .Tutor? were not limited t?> the 'iveariga'ion of
cr.. .mai cttir^et. Whatever inter., res arlth or
abridges tb" lawful rights "f tbe citises, nr p-i'? then
in any way in peril..* a proper BBBjeet for examina?
tion and presentment.
Th* Judge exemplified the poietB in th.s charge by
OOOiooa quotations from treatie* ? .and tae lopottO, Bad
deliver*-, i' in a maj.ner whii.h deeply itnprw I a '
" _
MR. DEL AVAS AM> OR. HARSH.
Tn a?r td:U r ej TUt S. V. Tribune.
Sir.. 1 perceive the Lev. I>r. Marsh ha* adir***i
me a letter, " - tb insi., through your paper, ooadfJOBB
ing He aciiou of tbe Biaoatiaa Coaanaisbsi af foe
Vow-York State Temperance Societies with rerard to
Temperance men aotirg fcr d'inkin? rr.pn to nil tl^5
cflicts of tl.e State. I nm wri. aware that there can
be beaeal dToBnaeee ol e piaiaa ;.. the ? ein. r?ii
application of this principle (if ooeieeevery tem,*
ranr. man must doeide this jv"s :"n fbf hirne- !f.
At the scini-annurj mtctincof "jc Sf.Ve Bo irty. hd 1
in Jiiu-. Mr. Marsh b?;;.g piesent, the foliowi(,g ieae>
lution waa i? ? nanimonaly:
TBr nw ?norr.n nr. im vir. luxns ci ran.xrif.
Ranted. Tbat for tbe sa.c???f il fL.urjetse.it of ti.e Proh.r.:
trry Li<; mm Law. it it of th.- tiirt laaeortaasa that tl'. n
blA .in. icial (.Seen, frura tba CeawaUa up tn tl..- Ja<t(>*4 aftaa
Caeal ?.f Aeraala, ?b< nid I* natal aWttasaea aaaa in kaail and
paiadf a. ?ml h??rtil? iu braaral fWriaTaOiaa
Mr. Marab, fat an editorial in bfajoBnaalof Ibe let
Sept.. says;
? Wen vhru titty i/i-iai fo"/tt Ihr Intr. IV,nr mtltn aVaa
Thryrr truh jttMt nt, <t. Ttry f''*"< ;*? j'fi'mmt of tit
tj?utti_kT*ataaaaadaal Judgniitt mrrriy he ef aar
pijtiiinl tJtt'i. nr fatcr n*r ttnttttttf apyraruiitrw.eet, but trt
demand thete t-ao a*,j>7 anf yrerent j-f'..jtn?nl <ir~ui,t appetite."
I conclude it was for rOOOOea ?un.iar in charai-ter to
t?ioae edroneed. as above, aa wed the oaaaiaaa is
fXpteaeion nf dekBOtee from s.ll parts of the Sta;,.,
I ha! carri. d tLo action of the offloetl oi" Ae WOO V'.'rk
State Booh t\. dow disproved br Dr. M.trsh.
V.'nr.trii T. ' KOWABOC DELAVAM
Hol'itrm Sfpt. 13. laVS.
8?FFOLK Cur STY.
CafiaaoaaOaaea ? t Um- n. V. Tr;eati?.
BVSTIBOfBB, Li I.. Sept. 19, IMS.
Our County Temperance Society held its fifty-fifth
Bsafidhlj ir.ei Bag duriDg the l?.-t two days at Hunting?
ton. Many dokgalW were pre-ent In that town,
t ontsiniug fOBM S,000 hxhabttaats, there srr In-ntiv
errs and scvernl store?, but arurnt spirits arc not sold.
The Prohibitory Law is here Obeyed, aa it should bo
hi evf iy county.
To tl.oee who say the Lav. cannot be enforved, point
to Suffolk: and delegates reported that the following
places wen (fee from the ?nie of intoxicating drinks:
Ehrothold, Cu'i bogue, Mottitack, Frjnklinville, .Fatiies
port. Xorbviile. Upper Aqaabogne, R iialaiail. Rocky
Point, Miller s-Flm e. Net Sana.. Middle lalaad, 8e
tnui kef. S'. itbtown, KOffbport, fold Spri"?. Heliport,
"iVost HOBiptOB, Ke.st llantpton. Shelter Llr.nd. This
ir a leeyeeloble list of laaaparaaea law aaepbaaplai
The good cause is strong, l/utens too MifJolk, in
the last Legislature being iiaiiaaeiilod be reOspefBooe
men. The trr.^er.t Convention rOOflvBd to sacrifice
their portiafltiee for paries and vote only for oaadi
dntis at the Fall Flection who favor the Prohibitory
I.aw.
We hope that the political portiee,OB thie bioad,
win aaaaai..ai? Kuch eomiidatea aa are can rote for in
this r? sji*'.-t.
With ST.'cn iKiand. part of Kir.c?, teens ana Baf
ftlk, we totin the l?t BOBOtorial Dietriot, and 'be
friends o! leiipcrai.eehere can poll 3,000 votes,? nonrii
at any lime to sJeot B eandidut" to ti e BOBOBO, Parti?
sans ahou id i ot forget this loipiaTlOBl fOISl Io BBoblog
tb- ir ft'* i 'iot.s
Wtn PlssBOBI Williamson ObbBII to bb Rbbo,
?Tlie Philadelphia correspondent of The An/i-S'aefr u
Standard rol?tr:- the following star.-, which he says is
00 BfedetTO affair, but a literal fact. The ttme, place,
and eafOBaBebsBOee can be givOB i'"need be:
?? I have neqoOBllj during these discussions heard the
conduct of Paesmore Williamson toward CoL Wheel'
er'f eervants characterized aa "ill timed. ' but I wv.-r
Until ye?t?r<lay fully aOsderetOOd the import of tb is
phrase. 1 wo men weie nrguing this quoction, one of
whom WBB a merchant of Church-alley, l'ne discus?
sion whs bro ..-l.t ?.. h c'o-o by h n-cliiratioti from 'Io
latter ue fol!o*-s: ' U illiamson ought to be hung. Any
' man who would 1* guilty of such ooaabjet tm
' ojh n,n? <7 baf Poll truilc, dtr* rves no pity.'
Mt it: in ami SticiiiE in CLaiTBOIOBT. ? We
l. aru that n <? rsaoo eaBployod in Ike Beate Faoaary,
tiir.sfu.hury, by the name of Jacob K:llo_v. was
murdoiod la*t evenirg by Andrt-w Sui, ano'her Oer
man. under thise cir. umstan. es Kailogv, srbo OOOaB
to this country from Germany BOtBO tBRO yOOTI a/o
bad pnid Lm attention to a" young woman bbot of
whom Sin was also enamored. About three months
time tbi- young woman c,ime to Am. rioa, and Sin fob j
lowed ir. the rame reeeei, 8he procured cmtilovmcnt
in tbi Glosteabary Poctory and favored Kellogg'*
sui* ThLs maddened Sin. "who, watching hi* oppor?
tunity, s| rOBg uptin KoflOfg h" be- was returning from
a visit to the girl, and bsfBOBBj a tremendous cut in the
upper part of his bleust with a bag bufcher-ktiife,
OBttfasg l. s eoBar*boae in two, severing the large
artery, and euttirg the top of the i'.ing". baOQogg
?boated marder, atofgeead aad bbT. BeeoBatrls from
the factory happened to be pasting by. and thcrgavo
tie alarm when the m:irde'er ran. and Mr. Siphon
Harlbot, Jr.. purvuod baa. He followed him so c'.csely
that Sin in order to gain tt loeg ?x? rit da*be?l iato tiie
factory \ .md, and tltim; t?d to go a-rosa it at n
place whir" tbe wafer we* not deep; but oBsBBk iu
the n u i and wa* apeodilr deoaroe?. The w ater wm
rHion drawri i lY and the be ly rei-overed.
sin was employed by Mr. C. AoeBi ae. In bh pi <
se.'sii.n wa* loutd a cord, to which he probably meau
to attach a weight Rodaioh Baf le. ly of his vict:nn in
the di rp water o: the pond. [Hartford lime
CoBM . he Sttu <kt.? There sc? m-'to be BOdoal t
that Connaodaro Baewarl boa be*-n ptaeed eo tbe Re
?ervi ,i I...:. with the lcav. ot-ahsemc pay of tbe senior
Poet C'lp'ai'i in tlie Navy?* ! 's) i per annum. Tbu?
is a ebaor violation of the apirit of the Uw providing
for a reduction of tlie number of otliccrs in Betfre aer
\ ? I nt if ;t w ae determined to su^-rannuate the gat
lantMUran. we are glad the HonrJ bid m- res ilntlon
to du-regard tbe ohvlOOa intent of the a'atute, i,, ssOs r
to give L:m a libcrsl retiring pecEioQ. The act ot
Ciwgrrae et*IBM preacri'?-* il <? mm "f *? 3 n a? lite
ai.nual pay of the senior Cap'ain of the Xavy, weds
v?ni Orden <?r on leave of BhariaajL Cotuee> 'ore
Btewort i of ooara eadtled to thai !*r,wbi e waitit g
Brak IB 01 or. ? uv.-of a..,,. .... },c. j,f*,t ir.j an,. 0 j.or
i .t.i n lances, "rVbot ia his nmHiiis aa the BTeeorrod
I. ? L .r wrtna:?::.!) w;'.-iiraw> fr..n n- tive aor
vka-, a .el ir ????.'...? i, lib*.- wai* ??/ orders nor OO
leave of nWenrc. Nor i* bo the r-er.br Captaio iu tlie
BMifce, ia feral oeeaeeapl at for be hi eot ia theee^
vie i.r ai;. Put p. ?* . |k rioui old Bailor, thooaly
nan ohwa, with a single rjmtptioa, who held ePeai
Cepaaiaa ooBBBiaBBOa darfaxgcbe aar of lflt?a aaoo
tow': ??Tr. tM t. .t:on i; u-. .'r : r ..'.!',- ;t.- :?* ::..;t.
lay ? la' on eartk,exeeptl .? General >. ,|., and if
:h< Board ; as iai Braaaaated bin ayah ni, aOi, oa
hope Congreae wlD repeal ibe law lad rea.abate
active fcTvi.e. [BaflBlofaai. IlllMlaBSf.
A i.?a young lewyer af this ettj ? .1 .im F.
i' ? kir. baq.?wo? araa otalh ?bete <.: Port Riol %
Mii>> ? aetOi on the Hat alt. Mr. B. with tome tri soda
w?? booth ? nhi ? n, bocsbobI ooeoired, qaits a die
haaea foafle *<y aaaialaaoo, dfba the ae ideal bis
irieads, uml beiiig abla Io procura help, and il.>?
taaoi to a sBsbbo being eo gi at, thossai it eaeilihai
hi.- tni.li,,?,. bha, an! oavotatj Ihiisaaliaa 14 >i >?
bbtadaohtiga and rraafofl bis djieg bear, || de
Ibe rani day oflar lbs ???? ih n', and ass j,.,. ?. | ,??
left Kol. y. ft,, ,p, ,?? ,,, J|riI1 p.,.,, ,,
Aaa Arbor, and a Ktaduati ..i Iba .M..-i??? i?,?,,
Boy. l> ? ifedly i Ibone.
Broecr Maaoooi \t * kaaa beaa aa haaaaalar
?iiM ? aasaaas i c..,?, a ... ., (. m M
ai il a it M?f WHk Bilk. ? .1.I . uaV-,.-.!, .
. . i , aOh bMa.Aaaa,**!. ?|. ...wa .aj . ? "...J.ia.
'*. ..i i ... ...i ., ...| n?,i, n..1 ., ?-a. i .
M****? ..,>> 11..?.i...t.? ... r.\,;".,
lessi?ii?is ?a ii?,??i..i.?K,?,?,i,i.,; : ,,.n 4i
' u"1 "?' "B?*i<ii ?.. .,.'....i i,, ihafa*ai|
I- "? ?' ? '???? ' ' ? ? a U? Lava .. i
a..i 1
? ? m
run f>r QUEEN* COUNTY HlMICUl
i ihm SOCIETY,
? m>
Tin* goeMj h?M Ha Annual Fa.r at I'Lishiug fOBBM
day. Wl cannot spaek kl high ' oinmendafion nf th?
i ibil iii?.n ol "ti" k and ?(Tri. -.ilfurel iinpipiniml.? lad
faun prodncfs gtnicrahy, but ihr atfendan.. of [? ml
win I rand OB*. H i ." wot a great crowd ail day
of u 11., vi, ii i ii and ' hililrrn, the app?aran. e> af ahum
would bevn beta crodtlibli to any aaaatry, Bwi an
fortunately, not MM in Mai of aM this crowd ever take
thr least mN rest ir. promoting the efforts of the few
who rr.iiiBtain tho Sivirty, except to gratify thrir curi
?.-ity. They i nntributo nothing to make up tho ?how.
?MMN by a.?? udenf tiny happn to hart aoaanthlfl -
pretty sure ot taking a premium.
A rriend who know* the County well, think* do! mm
Lhanilj m a hundred contributes anything toward
unking up the show, though many of thorn cotno to
see what others have exhibited, and brag tha'they
corM have broaght articles a great deal better.
Ihe et,tries of stock were larger than ever bef're.
yet we noticed that the name of Lawren. i- ;rr,
in the premium-list about as often as all the other
nairis. It i- true there was ftMM good Durham
ste>ek aaj the ground, bat take out th.ne of Mr. Law?
rence, and ??hat a meager shew it would have loon !
Tn?- ibowof sl.e^-j. was goad finougb as to quality,
bat in numbers i- wn? simply . nntcmntibl'.'. Some
1 excellent sw'tre, principally Of ^uffoik breed, wvre a
1. I iieil, but wo maid not cxpc.-t a Urge .-how when
obi farmers contend that tbook long-nosed, slab->i led,
In. pleggod trat? s that have lived ^.upon
, the seme fara, are tuptrior to the bmrovid bfl -is.
11 ere *.-ri- paim of U-.iut.fut working "Vi-n. Tie >?
, might have been a hundred yoke ia a string, if a hun
I dretl \oke w-re strong eiHiugh to pail MWie old fogiM
; ontoffteir nnti-imt n v. mcjt notions. The sho-v ot
? hei??-* was goml, tb?ttgb sbbbIL [I might nave been
tea ttaaaa lariat ii taa totri of Flaaatag alone bad
tri? to till Bp the gnmnd. Ttiere wer?? a mw ver- '.'.?.-?
. bmirn exhibited. Tbeahowot fnwls w.isexiyedia^ly
ntagir, aLil ron.e of tho OBOpB containing gev-e aa l
terkeyi wate only big aaoagb foi bird cagte. Bi bard
McCotmkk. Jr.."who bai rsnaiiy rwe;-t the prises the
kutgeayeara, held baah thia ubm lo give ethaaaa
chance. He could have shown fifty coops.
Frui's trat vi-getanies. thot , ii BOl in abundance,
were remarkable tine, ('arsons. Manic, ami BfifgB,
fan 'irhi d nearly all the frui?.
11.? re wi re a few ears of tple laid white corn, and
seme good tellow com. bu' very little other grab.
The axkihitioo of batter indicator thai t)ue-ns
C'ciury is a butter-buvicg. not a batter making coun?
ty. All that waa exhibited might bist a anm;l family
a n.oLtxi.
From the show of agl keel tare) implements we
ffcould aupposc that tho*o who make .-uch thing* in
tl is Ci'y i.ever te'.l any u|<on Long Island, because if
tht y do they would not bo so n utile to their on i i i
ti rest as ne't to show samples win re tin y might have
la.ii seen by five- thousand customers. There ires
rot c. plow on exhibition?BOt a .-irg'e n-ti le, in ftct,
hoot ail tha agrlcaltaral wan-hou?s in this city.
Then were two n a; i re. a thrashi r, n set d-drill, an t
a patent pig-troeghoa the ground, and that conati
tnti d thr implttncal show.
I l iiere wi re tv o or 'r.rco rnco bu, gies ai ?! wagon",
and some otliermechanical work, and BOBM apct I MM I
pi female industry, bnt that department was entirely
t.mall.
Ihe addreM wr.g delivered to a large na-iicr.ee, in
?be lar^e tanl wbeta the raget ablro aad Bowon and
ladies were i xhiluti cL The orator was t!;i? lion lion.
W. CHeton of BaiTahk He Introdaoad a- the
son of De \\ itt Clinton, (who was a ratident of Xow
lowa whoa Gcorga waa a babe, by John a. King, in
sui L a Mannt r as tocBcit a (Marty welcoaae. .Mr.
King glorified the name of Clifton and what he had
dm ?? for the state, qaito as mu h in ?! perhape a lit le
more than was exactly appropriate at an Agricultural
ti m tii g.
Mr Clinton commenced a little in the mutual admi?
ration style, and said tu inppOBOd Ii wbi b?)l expected
tl at a city lawyi r would give far.nrts Bay practical
leaotMBm Agriculture.
\Ve- don't know wr.at was expected, but if 'he au.li
eneoold cxpoei the orator to give any practical lea
soi s, ur to say one word i f any praotfea) uao to f inn
en1, we think they were dknippBHrtod.
His oration would have bei n rather more appropriate
as a religious iMoOBTM than as an a.:., ultural on .
and oa sm b, or as a Bejah'd itihftlaatiri ramipoaltioti, i'
is entitled to all iridit. We bBTO nerer happened to
bear one more Inapnarjpriwio to the e( aaiom Tl :te he
did toy something about the happy life of A lain anil
mlw* UafWra il e anaka emu led info the oanieu. and of
thi ir toil aftorwurJ; but that foil waa bo MraoiO, and
more r. putable than nisi or--t?y stiobism. an-1 that
labor should be- dignified, and thai thi* farmers pur.
?uitswtre im;a.'itant. He said tiiat virtuo was the
Mail's wealth, and that BOMHM e In i in' ihouid be bands1
maida of religion, Bttd that tiUaire of tha aarth pru
rhicid bsppineea: bat nothing aboal prodaeing pota
tOCB, tbonvh ho die say corn was a Dil Lag gift, and that
the manure of the ocean wa? a great boon to man. He
?aid that Bgiitmttarn ii a noble acionce, and that na?
tion- with it tlourirh, and government.' should give it
aid.
He said the proicctors of the canala w?rc men of
g'eat I'nn sigbl, aad that it was tin- toil of the fanner
that repairi.d tie ravegu- of wai.circu e and ra. .....
and that Ihe DtttatO rol deoojiuiated Ireland, f.Vor
quite. I Dear tireai! maki s tlie heart si. k. and mm BO
is ihe flat bet of crime, aed hunger m ihea men ia rage.
1'lei.ty creates \irfuc and r.t.r.is off evil. 'I he want of
food m a ok] i- a sa l ipectOCM, bnt ehari'y in a 0OB
BOUng feature. Wuiwiii'h true sphere is a help.nn<-t
to man. He then gave his views BOOB marriagi. di
vor<e, pejygaaay, si>i.ituali?m, and stroiig-nnnded
women, j-itchicg'into ail of them pretty severe ly.
He said, as God m'ea the world and gives "all the
increase, w OBgat to et?dv his laws, for we cannot
foi. k now when we plant H.at cr"]is a ill ripep, bei BtMO
Cod I olds the wind in his band, and irosts may i o.ne
and blast the farmer's bo; i?.
It was a very p!e asant diseourse. bnt to us it sounded
like a viry singular one to be given at the annual
aoirii-s ol ua actioultural s<n iajty, bei ..use; it ajrai not
adapted to the ix'caiiou. Howt-vi r. the people of
Qneai? County Mcrned aatkafiad. Bad wi me bo reeaon
whv we should not be, both with the speech and the
exhibition, both ofwhitm, we Ibink, should have been
more lull ot t rm t;cal It iajenj of lmpro-. i in. nt.
After the addreaa, the priachpal male ?ambon of
the society t. o1; dinr.. r togl tt.er af the hotel, wher?
they atijoyed tho eating, and mMMkod Uieir mmthi
over the spntl.l.n.: Bqnid that pasf. d as ?;rape jui. e.
diMf d nt' r. tbe usual business of a mutual admira?
tion society was traiir u 'ed. In Ibis, John A. King
le d oil in a glowing eulogium upon CnO orator aad B. I
father, and his lathi I s mhsm of ialaraal jmj rovf.
n-.trts, but rot ur.e- word about tho 0O00BMM Ml the
im e ting, ee any igriealtaral matter! or aaytltiag ap
propriA'e to the d.nt.er iicm-ion.
lo S nit bed with r? 'oaet to the l.er.lth of the Hon.
i Gro. W. I ii-ton. whii h was latMBOd with a tearing
Luitnb.
Judge CHntOH reni,r.nded in a strmnexaefly suiteil ?e>
the case, as si t* e dmaat were given .n honor of hi* |
visit to ?Vini i , i lonaty, at d Si ished by proponuij to i
drink tl i hmith oi John A. K.ng, the nob!.; head of j
this Bock ly.
1. was followed by a Mr. OOwley, in tl,.- ?anne
straui, who r*-It proua ol tue pre-sence ol two nu u
wi .- . BtaietwenbiteiWo.en with the btstirry ?>-' ihe
nation, 'itec he ealooised faxmors an the foundation
af BBcJaty, at I ? alley?-r? and other prwOMaioaal
merrti.ere froih. HiMMjmfctHanonif'onntyogroat
one but thai WI rhouid out be able to live here with*
out the l>ie Caaal. for which we are indebted to the
orator's fathur. Here lie toiuud himself unable io go
on. ii... ii*..' abraptly.
Jadge Smith of SuCclk followed, with more fulsome
tulot'y, end some -iroi.^ pa A ot tbe gr-at addn??
f eg Lad heard, but net a word about the agricu?ur?!
ii.-* roraa en of Long Irland.
Solon Konir son wai hete . aJtad uppn an-J ur/e-I to
steck, but BlCBted hit: self by ssyii g -hit he did not
?adttitnad polities, and aitboaghbe aad inpniaad
ti nt f is we- an agricultural cin-jer. hi hid iisi owarad
tl .;t ho was mlBtakewi ^s hi- bad not heard a ward
at cut fr-miEj: matters, and he did not und? r?ta: .1 any
otlhermatter, Althoagh beaiighf be ivppeaedtfl un
derfand romotbing of the matter they ware talking
a! out, beeil re he wrote in theMmeofxi Mwith Horaco
Creel, y, be reaOy knew no metre abotH poHdee than
kfr. Gmeley did aboaf balla it BaO'i Haad. Bsax
j r. -si d the opinion t|, t (rood as they f'.gat this Fair
was. it rnighi hire bora tM-tr-r. and thai Long Inland
land migl' be : ? Itar cidtleatod,
Kups.1I Brnttk sai l ho had u* WOO I a farm a.? an. -
11 - . d s little better corn, aad rwUrmlod tha idea of
t'-.' rtoimprori thi laada m taa center of the kalend.
Then he weal tna eaJogy afaaJa, aad ot pearl by
ptofioaing to d ink fo the BMMMry of on,- ,,r tha nblaal
BOO beat of Long Island farmers. Knfus Klag, the
Frealdent'l Gathar, and friend of the father ot tha
Mall r.
John A. King iep| ..I, aas! was follow.-.) h] a Mag||>
MOn Wl.I,firm. .I nil thai Mr. RohtaaSO had ?n l
nl ? al the fraalbilltv and iwnfimbWneea of making all
ih. linn ? on it . kefai d at fi dtfal "* Iba brat that had
I. .,, bragged of. lie thoagbl ihai ihisrt wa? room mi
in provt meet.
ci.ni.i or t Bvnatta PatrWJj Daataana, ahii
II. ,,..., ....... II. ? ,.r ? full,.iv i,.i,,r.,l ii ?.?.. I.i I.it..fein?
.... Ik. 1... ..IM. I....J |i.?.u.M .?, .,,
waatniatAa? .i. i?.. taa ?twaiiaa ia?t?l.
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a....to. Iiui.i-ii.u . i . ?o ,,?|,,,, ? i?f..,? i??i. I |i.,?i?,?
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?afctIt ??. ..i. .?4 m MM I ?? ? ?? i. ? i
NEW JEABEf STATE FAIR.
IBWbTI inv
There ww a largo attendance at this Fair on
Wednesday. Tut bVfBfi d? BBjaBBBBl am tho*e from
the ft utheru and Western parts oi the S-.ate, whose
I MDH manifest (Tr,'ftt infers t in the eihbit.on. The
entric* of machinery numbered r WodoeoOaY
IM BM| ?MN whii about a* great a sambof Of farui
imiletncnta. A number of articles were sorioualy
dlsaegld bv Iba raio of Tuesday ovealag.
Tin re wi re large acevssmns f<> the rattle depart
BJM n? a*j fJWaeeBoy, and that brain b of the show is
vi rv creditable.
Ti e exhibition of Hour, grain, aud vegetable* redoc ?
mm h credit upon tke rontrihuN.r*. Then h) an im
mei'se supply of potatoes. Amonc the sp<seimens is a
basket ol Mercers, raised by Mr B. Broaroo of
MoatgOBH 17 fountv, Pa., which are pa-tirulanv in",
BaJOrOjrbf at least four inches in length and two in
dian.etir. The land on which tbey were raised oral
v?ry jan-r. but was manured wi'h npoapOOaob bs of
lime, end then produced 300 bushels to the ncro. Tha*
wire planted hot ween roan ofpeoi 11 - c .-? - and were of
course cor.sidirablyshai.ied. .Some ot the grain ou
exhibition cat.no! be exoelb-d in qaoBty.
In tbo department of domesti.' manufacture* the du
play is full and beautiful. Amo"g the *peoitnens in
thil ciepartitru: ia a small cottag.v ui>oti a foundation
eighteen baehee eqoere, with a garden and yard in rn:m
iatute, both tilled with tree* and shrubbery?all ex< -
cuted in mess and ohells.
In fruits, flowers, sn.t paintine* al*! Iho Exhibition
rarticnlcriy 1 garde. Mr. Parry oi Kurl.ngton County ex
LibiU.'" aarit lii e of apples. .Mr. I.iopiucott of Moor- ?
town exLibifs :: mc.it?ure of the Partie:: p;ar. four of
which, pre dootd oo a dwarf-tree Boo hot nigh, wei^b
each th-ce pour. Is. Mr. l'erkins. r.i* \of M ooresto w 11.
dhntoya 2s lOlsStiia "f peaches, MM of which are ol
the tine st des? rpi.on. Baeaeartog 0 reo oodeightiacho*
ia ctr< uuitvr? uco. Mr. Bold of Elizabeth exhibits 100
varieties of peon {'induced in bl* sureery,
Agiiealtvral brrpldeasnte are ebenda:, t. There an*
mh*eon plows, bflhahfo plow*, hoo goiar. plowa two
furroweo. ecru j lows r,:-1 cakreaton, loable and single
screen eriBd-nnto, v.r i il peraieri karar bay pneees,
mowers ard re.i; or*, angular name*, berwoae of all
deocrfptkrae, m 11 everything elasthateoobodeearod
on a farm
TBDtD DAT.
Frcn Osi Owa Kiri'rfrr?.
CaXDaVi Thursday. Sept, 90, I-''.
Th 1 exhibition i* peooOOBOOd by the rcaiieats hero
a*varyaocoeesfoi,although it aroald aot aft al otaa
pare with the State Fair held in the 1 Ity of bTow-Yoib;
la.-t year. co?witb*tanuing Pennsylvania a.di materi?
ally in the ah nr. The wi ai.er to- laj eoold not hare
b. ?n men1 fnv. ihMo. The mm and laughters of
New-Jersey Interested in tbe advancement of tho
faintit a ir n r. s> bovo tttrm d OBl I a I a .
'the 01* laj ? ?: agrieoiturol bjmbeus'Ota compares f?
, rorsbly v i'l" that of the New-York Exhibition of last
oraaoa. Diets A noohirainhibitio iewiioioilmow
irg and rent iog machine. Bv its peculiar eonstrui
tion, million 1? IfOOOfisnod to tho si isJjO directlv fro 11
the driving or tTOuad*frbealof the machine, by mean*
, of ft him pie lv\tr, and without gei?r.ng of cogs,
?h"ltr. Ac.
There 's also <>p exhibition unite iTarietyof hsv,
straw end fodder cutters, groin drille, mowing ma
chines, BOcIiil eefoi ell aninirand di ving grain, plows,
; i,:i ;.t 1 burns, IBtaJIB, grain mills. 1 orn ood 000 mill*.
1 One of tbo in0*1 it i"us raeoottooa i* a patent gato
1 which is opened BMoioood by the wbeebol the ear?
ring- pnstii g on r an ir "i rod.
PeraereraMW !!"'??? Ceaoponj exhibits anew and
richly omen enti d beea ewrraaje.
The exhibition of hoiete not ae large as was ex
lir. John N'nn Meter of Salem
? County. N. .1. awd waatasoh edaueed.
The two et b brat* d trotting tiors?.s Ucnerala Taylor
?tira< t'u ronsi lersble atteotJos,
l ?no ot the plumpest eabxtale, wirb a rJeei 1. dir ooti?
1 o' -im ;>?i\ 1; p. mi nie. was? ! o:.?tt^b-iiri"i Nor-nan
dtnttght hone troai Mooieotowii, N.J.; butthelargoat,
roosl aoble, ao w wei (ol bone on tha orooad win that
I drsnahNhorse " llil'." owr.nl ni d ? xbibiied by Me*s:s.
MeKehoO er liingnam.
Mr. J. S. Ai.iin,*. ibihi ed ?tine s.m r, 1 Morgan < olt.
onc y?nr old. end lurg-. "Block-Hawk Moi_-an.''
, three yenrs old, tbet took tbe peaiuiiun at Hpringtield
m.d in Pexuaeylvsais, v aa dli-o on ethfldtaoa. Mr.
Joseph >'iin ra 1 xhibite I a very pretty French pOOJ, a
I triiio larger then a she-i p.
I Havid Sanderson of Sotnorvilie exhibited hi*
matched teaa ot baa* k bor is. Ibis leooi ataadi ap
I wani 01 16 b?nde high, end took the premium at the
I'm i d Ststes Rorse4Uiow. Thia 'eeiii i* said to he
i worth $it,l' 0.
The only 1 title exhibited nr" sb it-hoined Durhama
I and Devons,with t ut to* wortbv ol special notice.
Tboinun G. Ayerigg uf l'nssiiio, N. J.. exhibited the
Ditrhatn boll Mi.in.ion, throe ysonof rt.;e, OSrybUgO,
eo'ored wbit?- and rod. He attract <i port oular atten
tii n.
John Black, Jr., of Hoaat IIollv, exhibited a pair
ol lane brisdle worhhag-eoroo. tbi nsfyooaa wiuiiy
of t i tii e We saw 1 ii fie itouii .-. I hern w/;* al*j a
1 no her of Durham beiaara ?toi oaln? ua exhibition.
If there wtro any jL'ep or swine on the grout.il* fhoy
did sot cosne nncer oar notice.
At three 0 elo h this ofterBOOB t!.e hoiso* were led
aioiirid the 101,rso, 1 which is onoqoorter ef a nails),
iittirwhi.il tbi 10 wore a aarnber of Irnttiar anb*hor.
Tbo exhibition of horses end the Irotthlg ap
peered to be the nasin elttoolluo, ?d for tiro boan
j reviotts, the otraota wero tbawagad with men and
weaara eaa?ag over froai PhiladeQihio to witness tha
ra;<*. From fen to twelve thousand people have
visited lie gnu.ml* to-day. The ex per* a *o far
exceed the rc. ripf*
At ten o clock to-morrow (Friday) all the horses and
stoe k on exhibition w 11 le^ paraoV <l iraaod iho naaiae,
and bxttnodiotely alter tbo prbtee will be aasoaaoed.
At eleven o'clooV A. M.. addresses will be delivered
by the Hon. J. W. Miib r and PNaaBsaf J. Porter, of
Ni? .1? reey.
TLen 1* a gn at roiiety oi ettroi tin;.* oatakki of tha
ioeiooarO) a'.d fjan the aasaber of boothe ereotod oi
j?: .t aerrral bandied Jereeyrnea, bnide the exhih*
(ton of " 1 ho Immense I.ivitj/ Oraeg Outang, '
'ibe Suoilbat Living hi male in the World,' ?? Toe
' gp atest Collet tion of Kattb snakes. ?? fawClty on
"lue,' " Tbo Mammoth," oad other eharwaMBt ox
peel to make t!.i r fcrtunis.
The Bail rood Company, with th?ir geaal libera ity,
ehaVM thi ir usual ratis Of tarr., instead of is-uing ex
ctrsiou Iii kl Is and tin .-by botBafttaag Lbo i air a* weil
aa theinselvi s and the public.
KU Kill DAI.
*nii oi cur Mit ge.
GaATDBB, Friday, fSopt. ?-'!, 1035,
The Fair ground* to day arc ratbet deaerted, proba?
bly in rnBawnjMiiiii r?it beiiig ? lomly and >:l times a alighl rain.
The'e basdytob.ibly not POBB to exceed twothousrinl
peraene oa the greaad at lay one time during the
foa-uoos. Got. Pria and Staff ar. pr. ,nt. At I 1
o'c'istk A. II, the Award of Prliea was oad ah* by
Mr. J. H. Praeer, the Boeretaryof the8ordety, and
so far a* we eoald lean, gave general tatbfoettoa. A'
11} o'clock tha bom 1 and nettle 00 exhibition wan
dbployed in the ro g. At Vi o'ciiNk ai'.dna**'* were
delivered by the llcn.j. v.'. htilierof Now^waey,
:.nd Prof. J. I rtor Of Vale College. The Plowing
Match tcek place seaterdoy mon log, wiih five eatries
for oompetidon. The following an aoaai of the asset
in.iHiitaiit prises aw.irilfil. Sun?) of the premiums
bad tot bna her laid in by tin Jadgl .
(a i i I ? .
Hdfresasss laOaa D fadah,Psasa hu':.0'?
l?t yiaaslaw to A. af. Tuae>*n, Warth l>?v ii Ball. 10
Id ptaaiaaaaB W. Caofar .'-j*ar <;id Dsvas Mu'i. '*
|*t fienihun to A. 1 IVisdarall, l-ysar aid Darsa Bail.... h
\ti prrrr.prr. In H, * I mpsr. Pa*UB CSW Netta. 1 i
? rriuoi a ti B. By, l ..oi.tr. Iii -..;a < jw Ksts. 10
3d pretntt.'t. ta H. W >' per. D?VCfl Cow lt. H. $
lit f.rerxlutn to \V.Ilratx. Drvon < >w llaiiy. I?
..! (.nciicu. ti V . l:. I .. ptr, tie ui. Hi ; It, & Bad.. 8
?;- pieBlsm toB. W.Cuoasr,Davoa HalawPataa. ?>
l : pel n.' tn . It. ( o-.pvt. Psvas lltiu-r Rof. i
ii pisatiaa ta B. w. i tasar, Davua ff. Rats. <>
Id nrfaaaas to B B ('..h, , Daoaa ftalsVr LUaa. *
To J ?. fcuie, lie.< ? f l merk? ..I.I. 3
woe mm, OXEX.
Ta Q. B. Begar, best poksOsra.#t*
J t. I Jr.. s*asad yaks Pass..????? * I
Ts Ow ni Catili, be ibisl* rok* St?er*. I"
To Osetsa Ohttla. m ad ala*I* iota Oaaora. .'t
01 it Prag .'in; - A ' law au I i V:.'..rnr? Ball -' i?w aid., i ?
lint FrfSB'nm?A I' -ii it*.D r*a llrihl. II
p n* Pieedum--'; Ha la :?. . ... Bn'i. si
Itsat Prrruiun.- '. N Del . ?? Dawai Ball BTbschoalar.. 10
ToThoaaaaQ .. ?-i Brbadl*.Diplnai*.
T j. u. ,si?,-wr t i , w . m . I* .oia
TaThaaaoow fiaih*iib?rsii* I Aldaroay Ball. m
r.. A l,?r( M. T'.f.i?, ie. I ir.r..M. *
To B.00 s li ??? . ? ,i ? si wrarMBail a*** i)'*oil. ta
t. ih.?. ei I yon* ? .BaO, avar S yaar* old. la
TO Isaaa H. Wned ihnd b#?l BoU.awS yeaiauld. .a
topaai ii Wood t*s*w?hiwwsdCaa. la
t* laaaa It. Bfaod ?mmi h<-.t 11.?. io
Ts v? in e i , j.r, tl ? beat l'i ?. .a
ToAirrsdM, I'ir.i...!. beat Ball haianan 1 aad 3 yar* ol J. M
T i Ai i iir i aBall.hM t aad Ijaaia ulj a
Tu Wie B. ??????? 'lent ????! I'uil. bs'. ? ?ad I poarsetd... 11
To l*mm, llareahawa. ba*t Ball balwaaa I asdI faara old.... ll
r? WW. |l I'wprl. Mr. r, . Ulwrill I ail.l .' >Mrl ,,|,l :l
T> ?' * H?i..sa. I..' Hail i .li. a
i? \\ ?? ii iVeasi waoad h**i Ball Car..., . s
Ti li ao ? Halaw, K?.i
Tal ki. ? R*hM*. i.Iba** MaMbe,........J
iBri era ii aauai aoaae.
TaTh*sM*l i.? .',... i iiuii aenttaanold . t"
iv. ' ? ... .. i... baidawa, b*a| ii. n, , , | , ?;J _ |a
i.. i h..... i. . i,,,,, .,,, .. fmmtmtxt. a
'i it i ihm ion aa u ubt.
' i .? ' *m* III. o. | . .fell ii , ,?. . ...fU
?*' i"a aa i '". . . i ? .,,,;,,?,-,,,?., ..... .,,
.1 i ->rr mm*- M-K??n k Ri?|hajn. I'-aJfe n BiJ...,
?h prvmiam - John Van M?t4f, a,t?y *'*Uv n ... 'nj*-!! 4
:?? t rur.ioai - John llnd?on. maa aaara w.tb c?* "' ',fJ*
1 V .'waH II ./'?'?:'? -fti r mlMirr 'nu?^';'^'''''''
f?T Hl ?ff........... r. -.
W I leopal (?p'-- ?: prwomu. racoDir^^j *"r>, ,
im? RO. Ii iTAlLIWB Ban AU wSSt/"?'
Iii frfininm Omm. Wtm In. I fur Toronto.
?r! pr?m-?irri Jil'm F-n-r r?M R?y rnlVfj,,.. *'
? f-n i P :' . tir ( h?rnp in..'
i /, rrrr.. -.m Cay', l /rl' I : r Brown Trara i7,..j'jtj? *
ItBBIul OBI 0110? A 10 ?IRC?. *Vd*'
i.i pr?miom?J.c! A r*rilr, b?j cMinf l"..ii???.,,, .
..I pr?mi. in?VVm I. II?'. ?? in; I' i.illir.,^
Tr? I'.nin'i'fro maa- BaM aWBae BMtJM ?? t ? *
trifi by J t'vti'. Mirf W min ( ? v..!, |.y i'. Heiau* '***
PtXOLl ':rtD!>';*.
l.: i i?m:gm-Jt. '^ B. " it'ia-mion br. wa Marc.???
3d i reiui iB-Aln. A i*. i...:. roa: War?. f
It. 0- Cooper, km itrr't T~*"Jtrt Marr. . w
'?.rti'l A.Wni?.t?<> b ? -it i> Trolrni Mai*..' .
(< i a?s -r?" VBAB Ol B ITA] I rOftl ABB Haait.
IN Prsmtom?H?n:v W. MdrtaeBjtMalHsa .'c^a 'lacrj..??
..: Pn ? 1MB Omc.C. Hi w B ulllwl. "
? Prfmlom?J I*. Umn I'nnk Tailor.I**iaaai
Ui Ptsnvum?Wm. !!. Coopaf, t*at ttro taa; <>;d man
?""ai-tt....BM
To Jto. ?, r.:*z*. brat . :.? j?4.- .J mare. j
I iii LI I v. BAB 01 l> HI ?i i IO?I ?vr> BIBS*.
Tfn> lp* "0 I . COHl *" ' ? H*-"*:* laekam .$M
?,( P-froioic?AufB?ni? Lmt'sb bav co>- Hritast. I
lit Pr*m ':rr Hi II ir-Beea*, tut f oro-ito mar?. *
|j Vr'ini'in.? w?>. w I ira br. wn mare lecay. |
? M FlIBllBBi II TT* Tl ItJB. BtBIIB C>H. J
!?t rillHIBBI rpBi Stem, tr-'wa gr'.i r.t 'J.: It tn.. II
Ed FraarBai J I Bailsy. sarral tail. I
fo Kdward dm-, a .-jti ul IViu-.u:.'. '. t t.. . ay :a.
r. rtcd aiarr. m
!it Prt a.iuic -J. *iJ~Tr' boat i^IWu two fMM old
Kraxk Tajicr.
i BAT1 mbb MBBIS,
To Or. :t? Ki?ka?. kani UBI.f)|
? To John HurkJay, tor a tfc-niiifn-bri'd hon?,tor rtjlt. rptii
an I act.oe. M
Holt??: - rSOM OTBJI I (TATBB.
To Ml Stout. Phiiaili-IpM*. b??l bliHwI-.'aJl .v Oncwra)
T??l"f.
To v K. Coakiia, I.air mat^had hataaa, owi at BBBBa, tt
Tj Bf. A. Raltaga. fI a.i-ii oia. yakr mmi aad I ????,'<to
111 h?p.-. h.?h. . !*
Tn Howard TiM?b baat na^Ha Baraala aarawaa,. >
t? A. j. BBiall, a^Miail|iliaat Baat m\*m)m aBlBlag.. .?. <,
WtXM .
To Jaa Battafaa, aaal a* i M? ??? n .<>t?i.???
In Wi 'm Krr-iuau. (i I ata | aarral Mut*.I
il iiiiaakiM WPlaf? B rn iralitg IpalrMnlaa aaaraaaa. I
Tew, A. l?. taat m M v... I ??-x
!?? '\v.\ii BATCH.
?ad araa Bja d...mj ? Btaka Pa.nil
? '. ptaaalaa_Si>?!W Harraid, N. J. t
.1 [ r?i.;hu: ri*. ? .1 I.?.At:.?. i
i *i pit-imid ?A*aK .V i. .. N I, arllB Hvieaox.. 4
il' i rrnuuni?Ttioa K i.Caaataa.
Tba Cat BikBaa oh-i :?? r apaatal.a th? Micki'aa P w a I
l!a{*a'< UlUag VaBaa ?
i iiii'i'.. IMPtBMIBT*.
t?t prrmiuci-S. V u: . t?^t ? bara, Dwii iaj-'a lot
provpil. . ais
:?t pirmiuni- I. U. Draka, b. ?t Urali>CiaaVa. j
?t (rrn ii.ui? l??*ch?:t. ??? rrla A Ca., taataia HaiK-aa.. .
it piriiiiun -Durhall. M. rria A Ca , boat aut?raaa ft ft baa I
?t pi'niiaui?Daaaaall M..rr|a?l Cav,aaal?? i radbiaw.. .
?i I nniiiiii ?r Ifail I I f. . *M S itkaa, -i ;b? mti
Scj'h?. 3
BPTTI B l?ri CBBt*B.
Ta B?a TUlar, Maaci Holly, beat iro ? i hrr*. ar-sr.ai
award.?t ?
to A. IL Daniela, to- bl ?t lot. I BaBMt. 10
i.KAl.v, PLOBB, BTC.
fa DBnjm v Bra. Hackara, Faitaa tmi Ma- am . rr?.-iai
.wan) far aayaftar ava kj.IHplatiRt
Toi Caalta,Ba?aaaaaylaal Kv?. . at
To t<. \V. l'.w.p.T, ari-'in.l ?nm;'lr i t K}?.Dipluaa
I n I l au Kaup, i'i'o hu? ? i trarl'.ini.r'Ui' prrniaai
XoC Otorar,oaaavakrI Diactkjia*a!.t<
To 1II Km:*, aaaaara f Cefaa. D i'laaa
To A. Mrrallooh A l o.. i r'narntkn ot rurk.nh r. tlo*.. Olploa.
To J ia. t):' blaaa. An II U ?11 P'i'jarr.1 i ? ft?'.bipUina
To Mia. Caitor, Caoatli d Di au ?tu l!te?d.Im. ??
1.. r. Bebaerdar. Baki '? Rraal.Inploai
To \s. a. K. H UawkiM, l^laaalaaka, Baal t>t-. Btaar.on
ToT. & D. Hinalaua, Kaw diuiiawii.k,?|io.i?l 1 ?mluaiui
a bag ol"Flour. i
rattv IMPLBMBBTa.
TtCBBBi CaatoB, bail h a m avaaaa.as
Harrhi!, M. rri? I Co.,Mat Harrow. i
I tatakal. afantt at Vt. rant Vitra fattt-at-T. s
ItaxTial.Blorrialt Co.. !*it T .n.tna .Mill. j
Rarcbal, Mi trial. Co.. b?al I'oii.ttaik Cattrr. ? 5
C I: Beat a, h?.: Bay a id rtiraw Cattar. j
Kaacbal, Merria B. Ce baatCtea 1 M?. ..n.?>. i
C. It It. ??i?.p??' II. .*! Hake. 4
<. II. Baeaia, aaal Po t., ia? ..... .,:. 5
C. W. ajaalaj, Baat Hay, Straw aaid Caiaatalk attai. t
ait 1.1 p.
I?t i r rraiioi to t'li a. Mainaoo. Mjid Ha.A.ft
-.1 j.rt|;.i' I . 1 ....... 'U .:. II i. . V
tat (i.-niiurii to I., o. Uattaki taa, Em aWataalewa I'.arti. -
yraraold. I
Blm^ lat ail id Btamlaa tu. Htwajplaaraa,!^ i?t picui!
uiu for t.??t i" ii utli.i' wo? aadai ? raaia o!I; l.t pre
mi<im for to - i'ii otBBaaBLaawfea, aaaatatdawiai aar
. ad aaat, KrB Bai k RaaiBdaara l.?iui.?. akakaMai hrwi
p. not" J htwa l.a...l.-. Sou'liilnwna, liiui.iina, La? atw
iiiluui for I...1 liii.*,! 'i.wi.l.l b.i.^.1, . I? |ir?iii.iiin
for 5 CatawoAi Ew i * ; lat BraaaMH lar ban \*n m
i Catawald Bwa Laiaba, *>'.
Ut pwwlaai ta Oaa. C tBaaw tot baat Baaa, ?.nf-aroi>ird,
. v?r . }?ara aid. I
Itt pr?ii.iuio ii. bat i D KafBB f r r*n of Soutmlawu llu.'ka
mid?r . \?.?"? .-il .. . I
m pramkaa? f taat I?. Kaabn f 'r.rrond b??? i di! ..nto
duwo Bucai. under . yrar? old. V
?.iiiIBP l BOM i>I IIEIl ht4ti
iBriaai Jatitwia, baat Ka?fe, Ian wawlad. at
T>> A. I"l?n>ri.', l.<-?t aak illr.l w.......I Iturk. I
To >.(';?!?? in, t t?t pi i r> iiod.ilr-wnoVd Kwr.. I
an ibb.
Ta lt. W. BaaBaalre, la) p aaataai ha KnUur Baa>.t*
To iii... Haittaoiaa.ril p. ?kua bi lt. ik.hir? l!u?r. s
Ta Oaerya Kd??i fur wotj run- i; ?? .D.ptaaa
To Oa?. Haitaamaa I .i.-..* (m bjtwdkai. #4
... B, Wi Caopat il aaal Bow f..? aiaanlaj. $
.. J. B. K.var. h?.t Iva piaa. t
Ta J. li. Dear a, kd ... pfaa.Danioaa
To 'oBb Oiidaa. Baal kairaw. n
To Mr. Clin, al ? ?i Ran w. ;
in daj jUteraooa the priita tinmen and oti.era waw
liaaaj baaBra woioao ia tho rtaai i?r tao baraaaiai
ealioa tbcb rpecd. Notwitbataadiag ?kco want
driaaHaa; rata aoaae Ibroa or bar rhaiianiid pamai
w. ri- piiarn: Tin- I'nir i'loara flim i'v nin.-. Tn-mor
ow taaia hi to bo a aala of atock by "???it*, ot tha ai'
bibttot*. Tbni xlnl itioo bai paBBBdT ?ff .. u |iituv<mit
bb? BBhafaatBTT BBBioer; tha bbpobbbb aar niroad Bai
?. i i; r. A boat |s,ooo in pn aaaaM *?i?- Bwardod,
MARINE AFPAtRM,
Fob ('.w.tmnxiA.-Tbo Rframubipi KnipiraC/ty tad
NuHbarn light iaft (fa porton li.ar-.ilHy afuirnoai.,
'bo EotBaar fur AaaaaaraM an.I Iha uti^r fur s-tn |bbb.
The pBiroBg n ca both tbmoIb Baathaatd] ah at l.^OO,
7 ' f. ' ?a_,n i : tf i liitBf of thr Northen light;
" For thirty Btbab - "r BBBBi BOfBlB bbb ilepirti-??, a
r nwfl nf a dOBOB in. ti ami BBfl on BBB a barf, pelwi
tl f ; BMOBgl rr ? p tl | fufMBld BBeh of iBaBBBBflBBJ witlj
B] I li h. At one t iii.H tb. y How amoi.g thatn an thick al
I all, aril i.? i no ? DBMd to iatta'iofB wi'ii tiji ir (\tat*f
? .ui ipert. On? if.Hii waa nil m it in tl.a ???!>, anatwr
. a tho Hi.jp of hie hood, an<l a woman tain'*'! fnaa
Ii Log -t'in k in Iha Koancfa wilb an BOpta, rim paa
h DgatB, of courif, retaiiatad ae anon aa'they procand
tho ammunition which hau been huiaV<l at ibBfli?aiid
tBBa tin warwaak'pt u.?. iSi-vi ral thruinand ape.'ta
I fore were on tic v harf, and 'hey were muco an
' noyed bj Iba condoct of tbeaB laatBUK
" One stowaway \<rnt> < BBght "ii the N ir'h' rn J.ifcdi'.
Ifr ? an a yi.ui'v o no. m..! by miint- imml-^.t into Ihn
abatl houHo. 1 h h ir a very danircrous ptav* to hldo.
and would probably iia\i- bean doe lb be hint if ha bail
Bttrapiad to craw) out wbon tha wheatr. wan Lamo'
, fii.r'. l'ursi r Hnmpateadbi d the edfoera efahaaaaBAV
Fioi'.ltt, l/iag ui Iha dm < r.pnoaitf, ilia, oversd I Ihl
1.1. iah bilow, and tu save hii hf", Infi? inad Capt.'lm
1 klepaiftb, when tho latter had Idai raaartad tLtti tadl
ashore.'
Fi.kFi io.h - Tl opaehat-ahlp Chalaaarlh, i k?r?d
! at Hrston on Thltaday tor Liverpool, bs.^ nj? a earj."?
valued at ?PfOno, aid vto stccrap^ pisten'/ers, ua
?r.i^rauts, n tuit.inc to tha old ooaatiy.
I BKBOWB BcaOOBBI aVBABDOBSO AI IBA. OtM
eoirei] aajdaal at Attaatit City, -V. J., ander d|fe of
bV ; t. Bl, informs us that the wicked I n-cner whita
Will a-I.i re ?n Ab^. ?m liar on the -Oth hu fsaen
lowed into the inlet, Than is no name ?? bet.
w.thirg has b< eti -e. | ..f faor erew. lo h? r cabin
? shirt-. t:-.c tn:- ? of f BBBBloOBB, anil a frock-orit
fii tho shirt* nera me initials C. I. A ?f?Bd
wa narked " IVwaa Breaa.N Iba win iaaaBlwta.
?i-iy phkS and bnB-anaflaBi ThaaWMkTil rssjOSS's-J
0tikichaigl it h-r. or the Wreck Coinmisaienrr
Mr, Jon pi. Oaakha will flhsrtOthll advantA.-*
Nun.-Tbe I BBatd States fnirate ? lon^'e.* t~t'
bh af the Ifodi'earai hu Mpumlion. ariiv?-i atGtkfal
tar on the 1 tb of ? t, ifBaan and ? "-wall WA
f ho authonta s cf I ,i '.r i. ex'm .ed . ve-y jcirb?y
to tho i liners of tie. Ce nereis, and the tor-iight wh'a
'l.<y aara lo wibbIb ben it wa* eipactedaaaBlal
ipeal in the most p! nenl inanner.
Ti i Fni-t Fb< -'?i Hitarday. iapaBahat
v. printi'.-": ? In ????c? t! , ???.?ve'Wfll ?"*
" over ore tl.oc aad aim; ? the r\, BBI first fr"**
MAffi?.i?nt t..kii! luiJ.rui c-ni. u.': .- .m.a tietaw*
"thai <h ot s. pieaaber aad St% if Oato s?r. W*ab?
?? i i? k for i' thi,- yen Bl be earliest period.'* Thlfr*"
piperi bbv aay "Th ra waiaaharp I *' at Kork'*'
?i. i u \v. aaaaii j ? raaiaej, aapt. Uk to a bat **
. . .?' - "m-rily wo mo n .t iii:'..in ed B ' f Wkmtk)&t
v. 'v killing. It in n., d to us Bead here ? n
\-at.rAt1
i ght, hat an ooaid aot hBiraf aaj fraak if thwart*
has not b. BB heavy It wi I be an a la aatage, t* *
? dl bead back tb. 1 i 1. i boat and hBBk ? :tie ripen-c*'
. t il.e eanki

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