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be pr n ptly beiieBted bj tt. i'rc M . eu'a a baa
N. R A fall ?? t . t lli>' n*?\? Honi or ?tili. Scr, iri.?
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PonT.m.b ? l ami > v tbret? a:id ton centi) for Salb
at thie eaVai
STATE FAIRS FOR \tk*).
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fMPAY. AI (M ST ., 189.
to connxfroyrrtm
Ita a- Una ear. to taken of Anonym ' ? Ov. a.i.: ?j . .t ?v bat
???r la lot. Wied lor li.aerti-* to aota?t t.. a&aj ?
naaoe at.a adJ-'<*?>( tle? ?rtler?" X i ? ?a*a. t fed ) . e? a
Moo, but aa ItaWaWj fed hn|"*d tai'a
W* earov.? aodrrtate to retnrr ra.'e. 'ed ( ? ?- - variju
?oaiiMaa Hrtiera for TnaTaiataa OnVe a?, .i In ad oaaaa to
ajdjaajaj to iloaaca U*l ai r r A Ca
M' W M. WiTiMWi ? i p j <? r fi.-H' j Li . n.? rV. li
? Ith Tu? Taiai ?..
Ta Aalvrrfiarra.
Wer. hanta. Mantifattarer*. I. \ ?? .t '?, ami I a I w&o
tove Warna, Iiiaerm-Qa. Lai.da or auy?.li:.| alae to mM, Q BM ad
rartlaa if ?bey eiper t U find aurrovaer* *u.i are to.lere tcera la
bo other AdvertiucaoiediiA ao food aaTaa U ikl r TaiaiaE.
ll ha? a larrer i Ir. t.lattoa than any Staat ?r.'i^a?f It- toe BPBT I,
rHn nUtlrji largely aii.oij Farmer*. Merrbanta Maa^iar-turera.
Mr-ruaaln, Ac Pri e $1 per Una each !..#?
Tha- Tribune far < ?liloriii?
Will lie ready ?t I'l o clock this morion?;. It will
< ? 'litt.ii tin- Mo?y Baal Market sVpQliS, Maatiagei
aid Death*, rut.I nil the latr-t importart ataraifl and
I>oiiic.*tic Ni v?* since the sailing of the la-t eteaui-r.
The Mo-ea Taylor leave* to-day at I ntlink. The
mail* ilo-ent I o clock. Magh) cop tea, n wt ?!'>;?? |
ready faj BaBDiagi for aale at the eoiihlet.
Yeeteftfaj w.i- very hot and sultTj nn*i! ibatlri I
o'clock, when a tornado of w iml and ra;n momenta?
rily ameliorated our suffering*. For an hour or two
alter tbe riin teased it wai hotter than before; and
then a second rain ? auie. with thunder and ltght
aing, ftvatthlllaf till a late hour in the morn nc,
ami finally cooling the atmospheie to * degree
decidedly comfortable
Kill KOUI TIOKTAI.ITV.
An i ilect without ? ciu?e?a product without
a producer?a fruit without a blossom?a < on?e
?picnee which follow? nothin r. ia produced by noth?
ing, ia connected with nothing, na.l r-iftn'i from
IWthfajf CM such a thing be ' The nberinlity of
the statemert is evident on the face of it. A moral
vacuum ia as abhon nt to nature ll a .aruum in
phy sieg.
'I'here is fefJ auch thirg .is an accident n th s
-??!,?.?: and if a thing can be !e-? than tiottirg, if
there i-any negative quantity more t entire tl.m
absolute negation, then e?pceiah i* there no suph
thing aa a l.'ailioad Accident. The Telegraph
tlasbc* lie* when it thus annoniicea the latest ca*e
of Kailrrad Slaughter; the papers lie in big tv pt
which publish the dispatch?lie perhaps in an Ex.
tra, lie in a second and third edition, lie in a weekly
Mai M-iui-wcekly issue; the public lies which re?
peats the news; and even the disconsolate friends
of the mangled victims will mock tbeir ow n gri?f by
it'.-cr.bi'ig im the nKer plate of tbe cotTiO which
holds such fragment* of their relativ es aa happened
to be picked up iu the coiiftuion of th" momeit.
the lie that an accident?a Railroad Aciide.'.t?waa
the cause of death.
l?eath by Kailroad?death by torture?or by
whatever other name we may ca'1 the sudden *acri
Bofl of human lite, and, what is worse, the sudden
maiming af human creature* who thenceforward
shall drag their torn and torturtsi member* to the.
grave which they are loo long it reaching, is no
more chance than the inevitable consequences
which, in MaJ otlier of Ihe affairs of life, follow an
mfi ingemeiit of indexible and unchangeable law.
It is not an accident in tbe sense of a reiult of some
known cause which could neither be foreseen nor
guarded avgamat; *till leaa au accident in the more
common scn.e of a casualty which had, indeed, a
cause, but one existing only for a moment, trifling
in itself, and perhaps unkuown. .No: these railmvl
cht.nstrophts are inevitable conse-iuencce?the well
known reaaJtl of well known cauaea?event* a*
sure to come, and know n to be as sure to come, as
by the law of gravitation and the law of change
the fall of the rotten apple from its tree.
We are reaping just now a harvest 0/ then*
occurrences. Is any oue so blind .1* not to see that
they come jH-riodieally I FoC a season of years
ore may tube a seat iu a railroad train, with some
o nlidcnec that at the end of the trip his head may
stil! be upon bis shoulders, tnd th?t bit wife wi.l rot
be compelled to acknowledge her obligation to some
sympathizing friend for forwarding by eipr -s an
arm or a leg or two of her tiuluckj husband, wtieh
waa all that could be found of him after a recent
melancholy disaster. And then comet another
season when we bavo no tuch confidence; when
the resignation to a horrible, inevitable fate: when
sublime devotion to duty, hi wever disastrous may
be tbe consequences; when that passive courage
which faces an almost probable death in its most
appalling shape, take the place of that calm >creni
ty with which, in ordinary times, the traveler
takes leave ol wife and childrvn. We instinct?
ively reeognire these seasons of danger and of
security.
Why ehoiild they recur, and why are we at this
; . 1. 1 : t .n tbe dispensation of danger ' Simply,
we think, because railroad directors do not recog?
nize that they have moral duties to the public at
large gaite as imperative as their pocui.iary obliga?
tions to stockholders and bondholders. To these
last tl.cy feel In und to pay dividends if thev can.
int. ie*t a*, any rate. They forget that their first
duty is to |ha to the public a safe highway , to
guard with all poisible care agait.>t dangt r to
human life and limb 1 >:vidend* are good things;
intcre*t on bonds it alto a good thin*. | but the lives
of lellow-mortaij are more precious thau either.
The question at this moment, in the present stagna- |
Haw of business, is between railroads kept in
proper repair, and the semi-annual interest?n first
and ?e?onJ mortgages. If the repairs are attended
to, the lutoreet is unpaid. Aud if the roads are
11 pt in proper condition, the mortgages may be
foreclosed. I'ndoubtcdly this is a hard Condition.
A railroad lapsed into the lunds of bondholders,
and the stock at zero, is unque-: . -.ably
a tm\vet of uncomfortable, peihaps even exaspe?
rating. r? flection to shareholilcrs. Hut empty
home* are harder to bear than empty exchequer*.
It h better to have a low percentage of killed and
wounded than a high pervcntige on the stock list.
Hetter b-eak down bonds than brijges. Retter
foreclose mortgages tb.au huttitn lives. Better re?
ceive ti e execrations of stockholder*, whoee certi?
ficates arc 1 n'y melancholy evidencei of misplaced
10 tide nee in directors or in routes, than hear the
groans of tortured and mangled wretches, and
know that to many a home there has come a sud
den agony which h*is udded to bereavement a new
horror.
N\ e have great confidence iu common sense, and
t-i common huroatrty. We even believe that ll the
holdera oi K nd* and mi stocks theae qualities are
not wan?ng Svdney Smith said thtt r i.lroad dia
mm t araxdl not cease t.ll the cmtom wai adopted
it tv'.nr a director to the Ovut of each eng ne.
Tbe director who *h"tild volunteer to introduce
?uch a rrgulatiou wou'id be iure of immortal.ty,
th. ??g'. tiie C"V ii"cat c-it>y || tf< *?;>ty
?i | 'hat of hi* feih.wi wv?d r,t:. ?.l?rf.t.i| Aoy
llfef i '?"itiimo'at.on wcild tntv-t witb a like
r.wajd Tbe ('tr. et?-:? d esjstai1
to !heir c ?li*. t'teotl, Acknowled^b;: teat they had
i ? Cid.-ne- to [>?) t?cm, that tbe:<3 m) mtue}
II t'ot> trrteu'j to tt'et the i.:tet e.?. 00 bind?. t_"?t
bo'.C holder*, therefore, aad ? Miunr-jod |kTaW0fdh
Ifaffl for u>t> rloaure. and that Snai';. tr,* .'-.rk
waa g(*,d (or notcing. tb-- Mdtri je>arrjif rot
hu ng a Ntt on a dollar to show f,( tKi if
! inre-tuiftit. .voold, fft firmly bt-Uev.- -pr?.i?e
ju'titiratio'i a:id preiae, :f, at tue -a me
tio.e. tLi i could ?hov\ that th a *?j-r;tiv? 0
a teeted mtereat taa* uiaiie t<> pr- veut the eavaejifeM
<>f life; tt.it tin- tieeeeeitieo of the tinin compelled
tL?m lo th'.- alternative; that th-v kmtm {?.? bj
a cult- it ?'s? to<? >roaJi for tee bod; of water tt.it
n .fht b- f. :<fd through if; ttiht tL-r-* abridge
tr? nit led on an uncertain fal ldatnn; that ii MM
place safety de.nand? d tt. it rails '?hoiiid be receded,
io another a want of ballaat m j.i.t bur! | train to
awift fallt? 01iioilj that t<> do ail the.*? tMcg?. to
keep the runiiiig apparatu-t?f the r-etd in joid con?
dition, to insure that it* employ eer should be safe
and shtlli i rr.en. fort all the rnot-y t^er cnnld t-oa
aibly earn, and they had M used it If it could ba
ttMl that tl:I? wa* a fair and honest and true
etateu e-jt. we tkilka the;, would be jirBltrl They
would have kept their moral fuith with tbe public,
who invent live?, though they failed, ir a convnercia!
ex:ger.cy, to meet pecuniary p ij menta. Km they
nieet the iniereat on their bordn by ??Tinge?pendi
tuie on roads worn out and wearing o.t. and a
quotation of !*0 on the ntoek lint ia offset by tur<-?
columr.? of deta il- about a hundred or two of pa.?
?? r-ger* wLo were hurled to deatiuction at a Mitten
bridle or n broken enlvert
Wo are Willing to make ail proper allowance for
the fact that the biiaineaa cf railroads ii yet in it
infancy, but we ioei-t that it ia Lieh tune that the
mi rality of the -uhjecf neeived M-tutJ co.i-;dr11
Hott It i-< tin e that the Direetora of the*e corpo?
ration* -houlJ learn that they hOifO relations to tha
public aa well as to the owitera of it'?ekg and
kofkda lo the one oa?e to uione/ and bM -
candle credit; in tho otiier to human Kfta. and all
the aarociation-, the ir.teri at?, the afjectiona, and
K in. ?hat v( the ii?hU, wLieh ciio-ter about them.
It \i a i|tie*tion bitwr-en men and dollan, tnd one
whieb we ahould not fird it hard to settle.
THE RETRAt.tl, Hi t HIM,
When the two rival coiirtlera in the l'alace of
Truth?in vtirh every one ?poke hi? rral tboii?ht
without knownc it?were commanded by iluir
?i t i reipn to embrace and be recore ietl, they rusbrd
into each others arm? and ri < iprajrail; cxcbiaie<l,
?' I -wenr .-tornal hatn-a t<> you '" IIa I theGe.niua
IM.anor erected hi* teJI-tale pile in the to^n of
Villafiani u, and the two Kinperora h.id held their
conference beneath it* magic roof, the same, 'nvoi
uiitarv excisinntion might hare buret from their
lips M eaeh cl taped the o'her in hia arms ai they
er.cotititernl. At least, the Atiat > ian Khi*er might
b?ve thu*. tiaturally enough, given euttohi* tool
emotion*, ai he found himse'f pre**ed to the
treach? rou* boi?<>iu of the Trench upat.i't, and [>er
ha pa?a" men kins each other on the Continent ?
felt bia Jtiilaa kit* upon his t heek. The bloattd
epidcrwho fOf) Ul purple prey lielplem in hi*
vi?cous meah, may ba\e felt rather eiult ition and
conten pt than hatred, but the iitttrai ee of hia
geeuine frelim;* under the strong compuUiou of
magic, which aioBB could extort it. would have
been a* little gerniaue to the fraternal *>mb<diza
tion of the Kalutation a* the very beat hatrrd it-elf
I could have been.
! " >ire," exslaimed Monaparte to the head of the
Hi ime of Ilaptburi:, '? >ire, IcoiTie to u<u\\ith
" ?entiiueiit* of loyalty aud cordiality, of which
?'leu certainly partike. Let us embrace " And
they embraced. So aavs the Xonl on the author?
ity of dirpatcher. from the French MfalMtrtOffb It
in i.-t have been an odd kind of cordiality which the
French co:raJtM ror aisumed to excite in the breast
of the vanquished Austrian. Sweet, indeed, murt
have been the met of adversity to the humbled
tyrant, if he could discern it*, precioti-jewel in the
head of the toid. ugly and veromoa?, that Con?
fronted him. Ilia1 jourLey thron h the Valley of
lltiniiliati.'ii?wInch had been the Valley ot the
Shadow of Death to so many thousand* <>f his sub?
jects? had been blessed, to his edification and
growth iti grace, with a witness, if he cotild regard
with Christian charity and forgiw nr-s the man that
had btittlcd him in fight, and was now about to
dictate to him in council. Lovalty they uudoni.t
cdfy both felt toward lheold and new disponaat . n?
of despotism which they aeverally incarnated.
I.oya! they both were, beyc.d a pendvecture, to
their divine right to power, andtolandi which, by
nature or justice, belonged to neither of them. And
ao thev sat down after breakfast, like two brigand*
who had quarreled over their booty, and the
itroneer of the twain dieMted, and the weaker
Con?eiited to it, the diatribut; ? i of w hat lanced
to neither of them.
POOf Italy I the burden of foreign servitude
which she na* borne for aix centunea s not t" be
loosened yet. That adventure waa not reserved
for the treacherous ty rant of the second of Decem?
ber. How could it be ' l?o men gather gtapea of
thorna, or ligs of thistles ' The libtrt.fi of Italian*,
like the livea of l*renchuien, aro the mere pawns of
the game which he plays for his own a erandizc
merit. Even the hope that out of the coLSict ol
the selfislincpses and the ambtt.ons of the Contend?
ing despv ts sou.- unintcr.dtHi b'.e^sing might arise
to h-ng-euflenng Italy was .>r.e hardly just.tied by
reason, though it might be snatched at BJ despair.
Such w'dy and unscrupulous villains are not to be
caught at such a diaadvanUge in a matter M tdfaV
to the simplest vision acd ao vital to themst i-erJ.
Italy is to be still the handmaiden of for Lgn mas
Itr*. ti e l>r;?eis of contending chieia, with no more
des on the part of Agam. muun thaa of Achiilea
ot setting her fite, though they quarrel for her pot
r-e*.-? n. Her tragic deat-ny, which has made her
woe* the wail of poet* from Dante to Al?eri if Ofd
yet accouipliahed. The sway of the transalpine
barbarians is not yet rebuked. M The fata! g-ft of
?? beauty ' \ iid ha* been to her a Juwer of wie?,
ha? not lost the charm w hich has poured stran-e
legioin from the uieuntaius upon hrr p'.air.* f-r een
turits goue by. She ia beautiful as she is defeuae
le^a, \N'Lat ?troncer argument can tnere be in the
I?io ei'despote for extending to her their pr dev.
tion '
The disapjx i'.ttue ut of the Itai:??.?. who Lad
hoped for a pos-.ble regeneration of their country,
even against hope, must be of the ni..*t cruel -birp
c? -i Tb. r drc .in waa bnght but brief Had
the p? rfennano-s of the c?mt>a-gn but come up to
the pn mire* -f the pri?clamat:oc. there m ght
have beet the ?Ladow of a shade of jope for them
Austria dr> -"n out of the pen .ni?a. there wociJ be
at least a chaise, axd j?erhaps a choice v f mast* i
Puttie admisaion of It-naparte. that he ;'ea-ed
Bfktl the IttLac pexp'.-' a .l \%t '.- r^.a:i i-t.fi,
b?.d f.-I aior? \li cyuif i";actf ?f - --- - -?
' ? tu egtinst tit? wir fr?t-**?es \z %4m\mrx\
ha ass chilg.J Ii male .i, t.drr to eip;ah
[ na MBffJ was ? co-t>*? - . f the imareg
ulle *i-tift'.? ff Qm A.-t.iaa f-.ttl-' l-A'-d
Brlaew the ni?r luih oit.I ft lucky tour et?11
ii?: or WiT lippl fei lag ar-.? ?ta " I ?? I
n.? a:' Inn . tbt! f>-ir.? of Ita.;. It t i be prrac.. cd b)
the extant briTBI ef tbt rr-reb artums. ai d her
j Khertif | te Ix ct>: -t.ltr I by a Cor , teat. P IBBBi
? r | rt-? ?rrr; uf the Pape) Of the pope jutt
b>rt mi I- the Kolli pf gjs. Pengitl aWaaMTV,
?.ti:BtftwlfJMfe IMMlitg faf Ll. at Li aj ..- .
befl r? Eum pe taal Iba acrid ' Tbk ?satt tue a
ketr.tr poagaavaej to tiie ($1 :ef ??b erbaefe tbe u?
? vor <-U?i treachery ot \ .haiiBiica must have fM rced
the Btat heaib a| Ita!; A C-T.fe.l-r itioc of w hich
1 .'blcis Jeetpu as Karg ef Vt.ieLa ;s It he a aat?
pr.r.er,t part ' A C'c.nf?derat;.?r ! A conspiracy It
ifaejli be railed A.-.d BM umrr -rs't..;. HBftliflH
tn rhi at i Tpertati'r, . f r-ftiiiir?. wL:ic :t IftatlW
with shadows, could tsrdly have been devised by
Mach a-cii; hiniscif. There has hardly 'uoea aa
end-race ia cruelly treiche:t.us s.r.ce the kitt in
the garden i f GeLh^eiaaLe, as that wLeL hetij} -1
the rive bet** of Italy
The firtt ir^-raltDent "f the pric of tbi> near rear
rar eement cf the Italian ty rr.nnies a ill doubtleaa be.
as we have repeatedly iLtLrnated. the suppression
of Ihe oL.'y cteiatitutionti Government .a which
there can be ary freedom of speech or the pre*?.
within the Peninsula. The Kmg of SarJir. *. ia
cor.?enting h) be rednced to the esttte <>f a Satrap
of the Great King at Paris. m<;?t content also to
receive Lt policy a* Weil as his n?w il.vminbns
from bit master. And, unhappily it ia a policy
which kings are but t?K> ready t" receive a* e-aeatial
to the power ?>n wLch the good of thei r tu bjecta
depends. The Pope, too, m".?t accept his strength?
ened power aa a lief from the name suzerain, and.
??. soon as I'aris demand* a new raree show, he
will be fr.-r.d perform; r? hit rriactant homage by
plaeitg the Imperial crow a oa Lae Lead of the most
faithful son of tbe ( hurch. The Iron Crown may
be left undisturbed at Monzt. for Donaparte m*y
wtil dispense with the empty title of King of Italy
a* lorg as k" holds a more than regal power over it
through hi* \irrroyt at Turin and at Rome. Hut
will the Italians tubmit pntieotlv to this dash.ag in
piteee of tbeir hopes, and totbi- OOBapirBCy ngnir >t
their libel tits ' \\ Lo can bjO what ft brief time
may biirg loith ' A Hiore suceestful Omu may
charge tie lace ami !Le fate uf more than of Italy.
The courae ot Nature and the punshment of protlr
gacy may hrirg about a natural solution of the
complication* vvhieh are bound up with tbe tihen
of a sirgle life. A'.fieri -alii of his countrymen,
and lo man LLJerttool them better, that if they
had always l>e? n slaves, they at leist had alw.iys
been rebellious ones. Tha breaklsst at Y.liafranet.
where their liberiiet were devoured at I mouthful,
ard the fatal embrace which crashed out all their
hiaprs between the meeting bosoms of tbt despot*,
wiiir.ot be without their bitter blessicg. They may
tiach tie Italians the great truth which BjTM put
into roug:
11 Baaaaat tarfreeeaaifraaaUu Kr? ??
Tb?y BSTS n kl?j that b' y. Bad ? |
!? BaMraaaraaBaaad aattv* rants
Tue tiy k I"- BS I SM KJB k "
Aad they may loan, too. that though it is some,
time* trie when rogues f*il cut that honest men
come by their own, it is stldoui so when the rogues
have crowr^ on tiieir beadi and swords :n their
Lauds.
lOLLOWIM? AFTEB ?TBA.X.B t.ODSI.
That tbe Universal Yankee Nation bows do*rn
and worships the Almighty Dollar, with al! its
mind ani with all ita strencth, i* a pretty well
establi?brd fact in tte religion* history af the
World. On!), we epprehtnd it U not the only
nation given ovtr to the same idolatry, though the
abape of the ft tish may vary under other skies.
The invisible aoJ imp'.ipable Pound sterling re?
ceived the wi?Tg homage of its devotees /or long
ages before it had been made sensible to sight as
the Sovereign. The Guinea, the golden I.nma. the
imperial Napok-cn. and many an itW beside, htve
as much to answer for tlBrh.Bg men's ?ouia as our
Sin.j'le Republican DoftaT. ^Yl^s not a r;old Mahur
" tbe vile jelioW slave that enticed poor l.cdeu
away from hi* Scenes of Infaaty to the far ll.;-t.
where the cold wind of the strauser blew cLll on
hit w itbered heart, so that be died. The ?? all
" worshiped ori- '' has no peculiar p*ople, no n?r
row sret in the Model liepubiie, aat apart fir its
erpecial homr. It is a universal religion, which
needs no BflfBaeaajBai for itt spread, and the Yankee
h ro more fanatic a devotee than the mas* of his
truly Catholic communion.
The eincerity af the trie beiievcra iu the p<over
of their divinity is attested by the painful pil?
grimages they are eager to undertake in its behalf,
and the cruel perttne^s which they subm.t to as a
propitiation of it* favor. It used to be thought
much to travel b> land Bad tea from the nttenm-t
parts of Kurcpe to the Holy l.aml.
?' In (.;.?> :I . ?o n? k ll.oi deed, wt. ? .vc
but what was tL.it t" the painful travel directed It
CaliaanTBat or Australia to Jv-erre the smiles i>f
tL:s yi Qof) .It Lip 1 And what seventy af pet:nice
could equal that endured b) the martyrs whose
bot.es w hiten the iie*ert that must be pBBsrW be?
fore the g'-ldeti ttiii.mit i 1 i'.ke's Peak can be ha
Cs-rned by the believer' J3;t this nhdatry ha*
been hitherto rather metaph.'n'al and caUchre*tic
than literal. Now. hov. .er. actuil nlo's are intro?
duced into the ritual?the likcr.es* of tbingt in the
BBBTBBI above. at:d in the earth beneath, and in
H i waters uno1' r the earth?anil troop* of worship?
ers are ready to Lurry to the scene where they are
said to predominate. Of th. ir reality and virtuoiii
facultiet ttere can be no doubt, a* they have stood
the test of the BathaBshj crucible. Whether their
multitude be as great as their more sanguine be
!.. \er? Laid, is am thef and a more importaut ques?
tion. The number tf the g-sis un3. r this new
pxi!ytLei;m is a mo?t material cjusideration to
tbo?e wh> propose acceptinf It i? the hape of their
I. ves.
The the*-ry of the new faitb is, it mutt be al?
lowed, an attractive one. The ,,!d gold diggmgt
and gold washings are thrown into the shade by the
discovery that the ancient inhabitants of Ch riq ii
were ei*4 enough tod.5 and refine the yellow dirt
aid then bury it with themselves, ready for a happy
resunection at LLis tortunate day. It is no w
der that sLploads of ardent enthusiasts Lave al?
ready hurried to thit place of taaBtB ft] imU r from
the nearer points of the continent. a;.d thit advea
.. .s ipLritJ ftre ) earning for the search iu tLetc
more remote regions. There is MBBaaVBg thai n>
pea'.-i wit:, cnirmous force to a Urge cl\-s of
II. : <ia in st. rirt of BblaVl treasure, and in the>
Lope of Coming suddenly on an " unaunned heap of
'? n.i.-rr': t.-eftiurr".'" CaptA.nK.dd hs-1 much to
intWir for bj Ls day and BBBaUfBBB; ai.d though
he did anaw er lor . t from the end ofay ard-arm at
tiecuticn Doth, Ls evil influences did not die
w.th Lib. Tie as had hia revenge a*, t-vatet-.ty f.r
tie iicivjity be receiv.-d :a return for hit vindiea
th iif ttsl Freedtrr. of the <eas. iz tae number of
1 it UraeJ, ?;i ;?? >o,4 1^ y^
mn~ ? IM a;. b~n *? e! BJ *t>* OOMl of
- I l(V.r.W ?!!?!? If T^ O*?^" 404
aWnHofl k t.-rr.pfr |fM of a d.ffercot typ< -rm
ttuj aVrtenrv, though .U .iruleoee ??"?^^
ti e do,.- tJMMW* I f BM BI MM l"*'sMaiM "J
BJ mi v MOM rMSJaW i.i tt_e same destructioa of
?:? r?r et M i-t f."'?-??" tf,l|V
di.ctry ..f f-.-at advantage ti> the ?M?i thouga BO*
aiwaye ix?rn:r the MfM ???' ?- ???*? Bi?0a*0j40|
OC :t
Sor b a st. r> aa that w>:ch hn* P?M to M III ?
t ?? r-.tral I |i B ,>f Ihe centirect. ? precif :." ti:'
ote :?? set B|0| the Ltii*4,iQ?tioa? aad twpes of ttM
1 ?*vat c!a?? MMSJOJ M nha tr-- in ht?tet"be rich.
FldOMSWlslM ro all net Sf n-cr?? reaily t?? ?<"t free
ttw [fj|riinii a: gels of the o!d Abbots thac will
j be BIBefitllaVl if OU MSJjbbMl t I r.ieaae front
their ptematL 1:5 MOTMMI Ue ItttofOfcoi t t
. idolatry, ard to try tiietr power :u wa-raiLg niita
! cies b-r tbetr ow n behoi l. ihr? student of Salt
: tnarca, who dieirt'e-red the soul of trot licentiate*
; lYdrn Garcia a. .md put :t Ml tut pocket, tTOOad
? rkd many a disciple, abort Id it be estibhsb.-d that
I tho-o pious aborigines h.vl in<L/?d tho excellent
habit of earning tb< ir god- to bod with them when
they w.r.t t* ti. it : kfl bleep. Bal tais is a point
which ii is moat essential to ha\ ? aetlied MMN
BJrJ coL-iderable t.umber of our fellow-citir-r.*
should kmk.? their occupations and their
country in the horn- of being suddenly
er.ricle.l by the bounty of these little
denion?. TM storie? t.n.l are too good
for their own credit We are told that the*e
Matf I leJ.h over a wide e a tent of couutry. close
together, and LhouraLds and ter.s of t>lou*nuds re?
main fit untouched. Within their reoesaea. we
are MM BM huned Indians keep watch over their
Cl.a.- ied _? !d, re. dy. however, to bestow it M LM
fortunate tinier. One man. it is ttki, took out
*|n 000 at or..a*, and anotner went mad from the
riches be had acquired. It i< to be hoped tl; t th#
?? san tv w.i: not become epidemic, and that the
Quarantine regulations ?ili be Mifficient for ;t, in
-pite i f the Sepoys, inasmuch as there ia no qties
tinn an to the , i ? tar.mis nature of this form of the
yellow fever.
Although we have suffered under the impittat.e:i
frca Offr more sarguire DOigtdV r* of snubbing our
Vot:- c Atrer:ea wbt?. it was in spirits, and ti.row
l?g ? OJOl bhBtii on its ardent speculation., we
0 list make bold to aek it tu consider the enormous
credulity it is supplied to possess by those who
make the ? BMfJ drafts upon it. What ia tho
probability of an eituict tribe of Indians Laving
the KMfHrff" the skill, or the industry OMJ n
and prepare the tm rM us i;u?nt.fy of ge'd arc
essary to sal.?(y tie !:yj?dhciis of tLtse narritors,
or that this w. aUh i-hould Bt MMSJlBjijstttt
uted ' That the aiticle* on exbit>itiou in this ci'.\
may have been found in s.>aie ancient tombs we
will concede as poaaible. Hut d.>e* it follow that
all the graves covering ? great extent of cour.try
a?e alco glorified by tbe*e auriferous dep<?s
its' Nothing can well bo more unlikely,
not Id say imposaihle. If true, it must have been
the veritable I Ma TUdlt t'l land, when those wor?
th) aborigines were alnoe ground Before any one
of our readers sets forth t'??r this latest edition of
El I'orado, with additions and improvements, we
adwee him to wa.t aLd -ee if this flyiiu story be
ir.ii i d a b rd of cood i men. or only a MMsYfJ set
(lying BJ parties titeiested in the stimulation of
? n .lat.on. FOf it tells a little too well for human
nature, at least in those regions, that the discover?
ers cf these treaoircs should so kindiy open them
to the rnterprise of the world, instead of securing
them for themselves If he feel an irresistible
draw LO| toward magnetic gold, let hiui -o to Cali?
fornia or Australia, where g.dd liuutmg has settled
?Vwi at last on the basis of all other industries
all of w hi. h give a fair living to html woik, aud an
ireas.onal god-send to good luck. But these
? bances he can have w thout those risks of seas
ard lands which attend tbe searcher after sudden
g< Id At any rate, lek. him not follow after these
strange gods until he have proof tMd they are in?
deed a* many and mighty to help as the messengers
that go before their face MSJMMO them to be.
win HiiniM. /asBAnr.
Aft. r tie Di mocratic State t'omnittes' had i *.
pos. d ol "be ipieation at i?-ue between the Hards
and Softs by Uaving it entirely in the hands of the
Mate Convention, wh. re. of course, thelltrd* will
be nductd to subjection if not to silence, a Uttv
from lioT Wise made its app. it .nie. A private
letter, or bmtc properly, perhaps, a semi pi ivat?.
itmi public. breeches p.^ket letter. A letter w hich
tl e Hon. Ternaxdo WomI pionouo.es a forgery,
but which, in the abeence of OftfOMMJ other thin
tha usertion to that? fleet, we mint regard as gen?
uine. A bri.f epistle?brief and yet comprehensive
and explicitly to the point. Less funi.il. though
not less characteristic tha i the liuious thirty-col?
umn Samfoni letter, or the more recent epistle ad
4IMaed to Mr UdidpM Wolfe, oi the still more re?
cent OX position 11 a body of in.pu.riDg friend*, it
foliowa them, in natural sequence. ALI, though
treatin, ti numerous topu ?, ajsj parts of a con
ne. l> d whole. The Sstnford an.1 Wolfecoinpoaitioua
are iu tie natuie of aaM'tatol msuiiotoes; they lay
dowI the planks oi principle along which this as
pirunt to the rresulency wi u!d le&il the D.-n o
ciatic boats in In'iO. The Albany letter gives his
* ICOaOM tor b??lievitg that he it to U? their lead-r.
and that they are to suceed in the conflict: and
even goM so tar as to iiame the foas in aud out of
Li? own MaMOMaU whom he chiefly dread'.
VkgMOl BJ the sheet-anchor of Oov. Wis.-. H->
pledges bimaelf that she shall be a umt?a uuit ou
which th-- '? I'nited South,'' sTMUMO "we must
"still rely, would -depend." The Democratic party
must coLtiiiue to mind the uiuthjr of Presidents,
at MM celt-born I am U be, -.i%s Gaay. Wiae. I do
not disdain, but I do not desiderate the support of
N.w-Vork. Virginia is mine and with Virginia,
the S uth. WlH ftm nominate Mr. DoOflM I If
he runs indepeadejtjy, ,f Mr. Seward runs also,
and if I am nominated, aa I ehal! be, if I have the
popular / eau b- elected. IfMr.Dougiu
U' oaMMBM, the (jMHtt ajrjfl ^hXm an independent
card.date. llMafMsJ ou a platform ti protecLnm to
#!ave property?and \ irgima will furnish that can?
didate BJ aaa, who have hu::g up my bauner on the
outer wail bj a letter thirty eoMMM Ion?. lam
? ' Itfi r.dent Of ch.jue-. acd defy all Co sjaj
Thus the capital of the liemocratic party 1-, ac
Coiding to Wiae. a capital I; that capital, weli-iu
vested. cannot fail to pn Juce a four-y ears' leaae of
ti e Wi t.- House. A fr-.v 11.|" only are in the
w -\ .
'J be epistle ol Gov. Wise is. alao. valuable aa
an I xpt.-it.on of tL- cLar:;c:- r of political frierd
?h:p?. at liiustrated by Bal nMbM with the Hon.
V. V ? <-d : and as eonCrming the general be
Let that Mr. BucLaLaa U seeking a nomination,
ard is plajir.g forthat ?take in New York at he
pieyed lor it, with but ill-succe*a. in Vermont aid
Mame.
R ;* Bfl I r us tv s-.y warier t: s !e;ter was b
' mi ( : M ?iicetrcn, 0- *T.ctrer .t waa %rM ^
writ* b It prT?uB?pt< r i? ?grur.it e^vr ^
Mu] r-oip-f-lifu by a politician wh.ch b*r*\
iven remotely, o^ t his p-r* rai wpi'Mio-i. *^
pti-iruptivn ~? ?!rc:.gtLrr*d where ??ie\
lay* bare tbe I.-thovij t j which :U ant.or es'ksu
attain Ml ll ject mi o1 mm *'* f<.?*lioga taaari
hi* ecmpt tit. rs; and stii! further slrergtceced, |
it appears mnithi before tbe < <T.U3tu>r> i-^
Irl eh ir t<> ra?* upon the writer's claims. Wear*
r,,t >?,. f, ? H * Mtowfl help 0#* Wise :B tbj
floitb, or in New -York; we car see that tie wft)
sirart Hull r may ure it to advantage, i J tea,
Mr Fernando Wood may be more dan gonna v ?
ei.eim Uan Le has e tf been useful at a friend.
?TLite aspnants to tie I>t mocratic nomiaatiaa
ha?? spoken ? ut. Mr. Foichjuisa. in a letter, rV.ea
aibly dec!.n.tg to serve again; Mr. Douglas, ta i
statrmn.t mi the position which he means to Uii
before the Charleston Convention, and now, trat.
Wire. Cannot their hundred rivals foilow s?tr
Write yrmr letters, gentlemen. If they are reaaaa
ably shi rt, we willgire tkera the benefit of ear
ei.-culat.on w itbottt ebarge to )ou.
THE LAMT RAILROAD m.%??.4c??.
The m?f?aere at Schaghticoke by the IhrecUri
of the Northern Kwlroad, on Tueeday evesiag,
was ia bo MM and in no measure an " accident,"
a ??casualty," or a ?? duaator;" it waa sirapiy %
murder. The evidence all g'?ea It tbe a sine pout
The bridge, which fell at tbe touch of the lacoaaa.
tive, was and had been for months unsafe?note
riously uraafe ia the judgment not only of Sao
nsers competent to discern internal defects,bat ^
the farmers of the neighborhood, whose attentioe
wi uld t ot have been draw n to the fact unless i|
Iran pat* at. The Company knew it, aud, ia %
spirit of criminal economy, were " pate ting" sj
.r.li cuing to patch a structure, never fit for its p?r
pore, composed of small beams, now'? rottet it
?? least two-thirds of their thickness," a-d ? sag
'gitg duw-i" i>f late, at the passage of ercrr
Lear\ tra.11 The neighborhood and the Ceer
paiy knew and stii Iknow of other bndgea
this road similar in character, and liable at
at:) moment to Ixvotno tne scene of other rai*
ajsart, Tbe 811perir.tcr.dent and Dire-tors hire
murdercdj tea or twelve persons, maimed 1
greater number, ai.d are at 11 putting hundreds ia
leoi'ttidy of their iives evrry day, in cold blood aud
With malice aforethought. No CMC could be
piaiLer. We have aut It ask whether tLs or that
man be in fault?whether the calamity could ar
could net have> br er, prrvt r.ted. The blame rannst
be shifted upon a sudden fre.shrt, as at Sjuth Bead,
or a carol*** t-rgir.eer or tlagman, as at Norwadv.
The Company cannot a<enbo the errat to a single,
exceptional piece of carelessness; still less charg?
their ctime upon " Piorideuce " Tbe hupene
tcrdent and Director* are the only culprit*.
Wdl they be punished?cot adequately, that
were ton much to erpect, but?at all I Orwil
the ccnaure pi a Corouer* Jury and the idle
knocking of tie -uferen at the doors of aa empty
treasury be all .'
And, tht n. will the other bridges remain ai they
are, and the Directors sleep over the:; investments,
until another massacre shall break in upon tbeir
veindieam* of a d.videcd T Will other Cotaas
bJm do likewise, and the same story bo hall ta leaf
ears year after year I
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECKIVfcD BY
?L4GNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
8r- iaj D jpat. h t. Tbe n. T fafkWa*.
Washington. Thursday, Aug 4, 1*>J
Previously to tbe President * departure for Bed
ford, indications were not wanting of the dispe
sition of the Administration to support Mr. Cobb
for the succession in l*fA). but the latter hid oe
expectation of so early a declination of Mr. Bu?
chanan. Though surprises!, like a goof captaia,
ht at once set off to take possession of the pusibot
most important to himself, viz: Ceorgia. Stunned
as he bit been by Alex. Stvphena's aid and comfort
to u!tr:ii?ms. he will work energetically duriag this
yclltw fever ?eason to get adeclarition of hi* But*
in I ii favor, for the Pre.-idcnt'a expressions in fa?
vor ol Joe Laae are eona.dertd by eome as epriag
trg friirn a desire to have u small mtn for his w*>
connr?by others as a means of making a direr
?;on egainat Dtiiglaa in the North-West
Gov. Floyd is no better.
r? tt.? A.Praaa ~??
WtMtiMGToN, Thursday, Aug. L 1X4.
Tl e t. Bowtag run.. .1 , thcr-s have Keen ordered ta
thaWeaaan Mohawk, ateasgawd lor the llomaHijaai
roo Lieut. Craven, ?^mmarHliPK; Lieut*. Darbst,
di?ten, and Ctrptaatr, A-.ting-Maater Uattield.
Itaaaaan WpaaaMta ar.d Cruaader wdl alaojutaths
Horn? SpjadroB.
1 .ir. an . r Mys?;c :? ' :;n.i to the ..it , f Afrra.
The fatkrwiag are t>-r ?.iL-kib: Laaat, Leror. 0?>
rr ander. i.ont*. Fairfax Horton an i Garland: Acting
S5u?r Oiaaai Ptsaed aiaatataa^fbrrgwaa Harri*.*.
j he steamer ^!lmptrr is also bound to Africa. IIw
officers tret Uoat. Armstrong. Commander; Laeatea
att* ritzgerald. .stawait. and Greer; At-ung-MasUr
Perkir.s; **?nl 11 shllMl lllgtlia Otij.
M ua guns a| ritUd trdatats. on trial at k'ort Mow
r??, Lav a been found far eu^erior to the auaooth Iwra,
ai:> r a very icvcrc tr. t.
Marine Diaaater.
Ni a-.Bl : niao, Thur-dav, Aug. 4, 1 S.V.?.
wigJadga Haaay, C*p?.leat, U ar,? for Jk^?
from Iiav ru.a with a cargo cfiugar, went a*hora *
"3*, ?""d in a thieh feg this tnomiDg.
1 lie I rig Martha Kendall is also ashore ui tha saws
locaii: y.
* i?lt of t be Cincinnati City i 011 m il.
Ti, vr P!,".Ai,r.i riiia, Doiraday. Aug. 4 ttSU
Ihe Mayor and Council of Phdadelphla ware tff*
I ^'7 *iiv;o.m?.i this raomitg in Independ< nc? Hal
1 .. rajoyed ta czcarrioa 01 the steataarftaehM*
iDrp<cticg the tw*!va mile* of city front 00 tbe iMrs
, ware K:v er partaking of a collation oa board. Tory
1 landed at the Navy Yard, and were then conveyed j
can lagt* to Point llreeze, where they v ic-red tba Cttf
UM Works. To-mcrrow mit b. drrwaMd to vuitiaf
I the rawaoraaa Water Works, (.?ard College, I****
I taj'trn Pemtentiary. tiie Hon. e of Kef j|e. acd t %
i 'aa-*.: the n hny !.:.: ... (ha various p*><eager rai^^
ways to tbwe point -. 1.. rtratota win attitfor Baht*
mvr- '-n Saturday.
Cricket.
Taaao ro, Thuradav, Aug. 1 MM
The it, k^t maun bctwe< n the frnted .Males aad
j anna ri suited in the victory of the I'nitod .vatas
P. I v> t, ? :: . tour wu keta to go down.
Wheat Ktntiatica.
_ Chr v.. .. Thursday Aug. 4, li'h.
lue v\ neat *.g.-t.. . pu^..,;.e : to-day ia 7*? t'eav
'- W -boar* tn? receipt* oftficyev endiag
Aeg. 1 tobe 5,(01,000 bardkels, agaiaat I3,%6,l9lhi
tbs pi>v;ousyear. The shipment* were in aboatthe
lau.c propor.ioE.
?A private letter from F'-rer. e says that whaa
the news of the peac- reuhed that city, it wae'enr
reu.y rep. rted that Kirg Victor Kman;. 1 had beea
t&keD prisontr in tha battle of Solfarno, aad wai
then in Vienna. N> itrange did it appaav tbat the
two Empert.rs should have made aa anaiatu-e, fol?
lowed by a peace, w thout a coasuitaatoa srta she
K-rg < f Saniinia. whose ?"v Nar*.4e.ra Lvi'wet*
twht. * r

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