Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume], July 04, 1855, Image 2

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ptm htsiisetlf. Ho ft-** in frt PRisrtPt.fA—
'-•$$wa PBIXCII'fjK^ f'rinriph* ar»- wry-
ihi«NT, •m nothing We b«(« mom tt
^iwU! h\* half enlumri of flummery.
•i Will lliit AJfctjIiln |riiit pica** u*
toiiat art- to which the ed­
itors are ikiw #t«-adf»»t? The gmml
"Vrm of lteMncitATic roiNtiW.r.*, hi* W
so exiw-din^ly uncertain a* tn mean
*rfhing at a!!--fir, if anything st all, a eu»
Und or jxmt appointment. If
tbo nirrcrnery errw, to Frank­
lin Ilcfe*, and hi# drying fortune, by
|h« "(••ih^ii p.jw«*r of jmblic plunder,"
ridiculously railing tb«*ms«lva» th* "great
,l)«wtrratj- jK.rty," have any dwtincthe
i|»ri»wsipl'"i» whatever, wf arc utterly in the
tlsrk an to what they arc. But it it crer tha*.
Human nature ii prone to cover up the
mcm\L parts and gkaM over the ahainektw.
Tli' r»tru. i* vi-ry aniirnM to have the
think It* i* honest. And no one
tuakc* a greater display the heroics—no
(MM, with M»nrtimonio«« phi
a talk* more
fadio^ly of ivRcrtl'LK, and all the "tak-
|ng," rlap Irap, and cant of the political
ftrtMia, tluii tbe politician by trade, who
'iKawr lial a principle hut wa* in the
luarkrt, and wlnw Cr*t, last, and only Aim,
i* lojrrt iiffiw and to hold it.
Prof, thinkv con.nin a misprint, which hav
ing been paattcd over in the edition of
1611, haa held its ground ever since. The
translator* intended to say "which strain
OJTT a gnat and swallow a cumel," that be­
ing the correct rendering of tho original,
aaappcunt in Tynadale'a and Graumer'a
trftnalationa, both of which have '^trained
OVT." It wiw the custom of the stricter
Jewa to atrain tl eir wine, vinegar, and oth
*r portables, through linen or guaze, K^t
UMwan* they should drink down some un
clean insect, as a gnat, and thus transgress
the Lcrideal law. It was to this custom
the Saviour alluded, intending to say that
lha Scribe* aud rhariaees, while they
atrain out a gnat from their drink would
fUlawallow a camel at a gulp.
44,11 Im!
Will tbe tiaipttc, tafure it indulges in
tny mor* phillippici, inform u# what these
primipb* are to which it is, ha*, and ever
*»ill IK* SO steadfast* If that paper in nble.
which we wry much doubt, to inform us
Of it* opinion* in regard to slavery exten
sion, Kansas affain«, and the rvpoal of the
Compromise, will it tell ua at what time
it took ground? Give us the principles!
it&* Our neighbor speaks verv feelingly
iu regard to Gen. MonoAX'c retirement
from the Telegraph. So much i-ympathy
lo they feci that they are willing to borrow
lite Generala address to his readers nud
•tirk it in their paper,especially a* it wived
them mi much composition by getting it in
typo. We fully apron with them in all
they have aaid in regard to him. Gen.
3lorgan in an able writer and his editorial
Oourne haa been uniformly high-toned and
dignilied. Would we could say as much
of alIourcotenn*raries. Hut this is not
the whole of it. The Gazette in a good
deal concerned for fear we shall not be ublc
to rctaiu all the patrons of the Telegraph.
Don't give yourselves any uneasiness gen­
tlemen. Our subscription list so far from
falling off is, increasing every day. We
Itiake thi*announcement knowing that it
would relieve your minds from much un
easiness and be highly gratifying to your
feeling*. We are very much obliged gen­
tlemen, foryour sympathies, but our paper
if going abend.
took out for the Locomotive.
A a we announced yesterday morning
Would lwtha eaae, the contract for the con-
•Iructionof our Western railroad was let
:y*ptcrday The contract was given to a
MW)|»any uf uxperienced and substantial
railroad, men among whom is Mr. Clark
0. Michigan. There is every probability
III favor of it* completion according to
agreement. The contractors are to fur-
«Ut everything, build and stock the road,
••d have it completed hence to Mt. I'leas
ant by the first day of January next. And
ilia tobu pushed through to Ottiimwa ns
Mon as may be.
Ct:RtofH TvpociRAruiCAt. KRROR.—
IW. TrtMich, in liia latest work on the
Kaglish language, jiointft out a curious ty­
pographical error n the 20th ver.se of the
23d cha|*ter of Mathew. The words "which
strain AT a-gnnt and swallow a camel" the
ItUNeia PaowaiTK»°—Official returaa
^"alfths countUs'sbow^ProhibitiMr^o !6,lfd *i,h "old
«ftr aulumiM, arkh th« «c«ep«on of *uch
tw hav« been ordered. Persons dasirinp to
har« theirv iuarriol, vUlpleaae give us the
WuH aad th^ ahall be put in it MW.
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AUU.—iB*g
Thalnp* Firia.
Thin va]ttal4e puUi' ^tHm i.« fa be here *tii«4s*»wu« Jnt S7r t*
after tfuderlt'e slituri«l naiia|reBMnt of —Politic* and S6»»
Geo. Wiiwtt, rf* Pairfcld. ft *i!f be pub- V?' .,
,w
iw.trtfnxn th» office of i be Hawk-fcyc and taitei net*. bM to «mkm is lut week.
T«-li:gn»p5i, The Jllly number will bo readv Jurinl nwkr eiwrter fr»-« (i«
f. dclii cry nest wmk. New matorubi 'itrnp'J,
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Book Notices.
Hum p. CIKIK a rj., CHtCA«K».
Three yeart in California—Sea and Sai
lor—Deck and I'ott.
The above valu-iMe works are from the
ready pro of lier. WALTER Cofi/rosf, (?.
N. The £r*t of these volumes gives a
It will repnv the labor of a'
mmsal.
Pea and F«i!or or notea on France and
luly, and other literary remains, with a
meuu.ir, by Itcv. Ht nry T. (_'h«*cvcr.
7'hi*eare valuable publications, worthy
the reputation of Walter Coultoo, for
tiwfoty yearsfavumbly known aa an author.
Book Keeping.
The liurlington Commercial College
now in full and successful operation, offers
It is said that the small-pox is killing
off tho Oswego Indians by wholesale. When
taken with tho disease they immediately get
into the water, and lie there till death comes.
Under this treatment over 200 have died in
less than two weeks.
O* Messrs. Green Thomas & Co., bank
ers have land warrants of the new issue
for *alc.
E3?"" An Aberdeen paper states, that whilst
the prayer book, with all the clothing of a
deceased cholcrapatient, were refully burnt
six £1 notes, found on his person, were reli
giously preserved.
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To our friend* oa Jefferson aod
Wanhiwgtau streets, owning dog-, wc
p*oi«!ly dedicate the article on cat* in aa-
•ttwr CUIUM*. W«
an aunoyed
4e\cry
think umr printing a ewfW*g P*l*r atsy that city, th* Med:calCollege is on the road
fe* l*is hour*. Now, we di,a to t)k« Cemetery ths Divinity College on the
Uka-K^OK^ot iWlUeWth-ys:
illinMw. V* W* AW with I
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Man seeks out many inventions to
"get a drink," but the latest device is told
by the Statcman of a Columbus pio nic, te
which eocoanut* emptied of their milk and
r?e"
ku War defeated by asaajority of 14,066 g«ntW»nen.
«otn TIM vote was unauaUy heavy- 29. The Cincinnati Gasctte says, that an
the vata lavt fall for Congressmen, interesting daughter of a respected German,
residing on the corner of Fourteenth and Elm
wcrc
T* AdycrtiMrt. Streets, died very suddenly on Friday morn
The ad vert
moment* found in the col-
ng.
0Mri«d *7
On the following morning, the mother
«tans of the IHiily Telegraph at the time died of cholera. This sudden breaking up
«f ito rtixpctFtiirti have not been inserted in of the family so worked upon the mind of
the father and husband, that he sprang from
tho third story window of his residence down
to the side walk, mangling and injuring him
self «o severely that he died in a few hours
after.
,B*"Tbo«aaj F. .\larrhail, of Ky., bu aunounord
biaaaelf a* a candidate for Congrew ia tha Athland
difUict, and has eotnwMicMi bis atuiuping tour.
time'
whea we return fntiu the otHce hi
out the
MM of uight.by nouiethiug than three
htmlnd fag* of eveiy ric«, kind, cohrand
They bract our feet with the
MM* «at*plittiag
Wkin£». They will hoar
ao »x|ilaMtt«iM ia ivpard to our being
aWwiM that tin*. They don't sora to
A movement haa recently been com­
menced in North Carolina, to rendtr legal the
ioatitutiou of marriage among the slaves to
preserve srered the relations between parents
and their young children, and to repeal thoH
i law* prohibiting the education of slaves.—
Thaw propositions are soon to be submitted
to tbe Legislature of the State.
53T A Sew Haven paper remarks that) in
trnow who OVM tW«M AOJRI, sad wo don road to the J'oor Home: and the Law School Some sadlrbata.
•aj that WK ahatlehoot! But w« hoj«e mir 'be road to tha Jail! ... J. Was anything u your f*?i«f,latoxSfeit-
i» Art owwinjr dogs will Tm CHICAGO Tatac.sa.-ThU pa^br, it wus.
midM ^Fbray upon catn." and rewxl anroonoes, i» now pttt.tisb.mby Wright, Me- J. By what other name wa»: this liquor
•irtfamUili thr fair uf th« Maltea* with dill & Co. Jos. Med'.ll waa lately connected e*Hed.
N^IV Kditorof tbe Fai(6eld SeWi- «t IribaM yaii ba aaMtuoed in I
»iu»
•Hy- HktoWhofeJhe wiUttot''»ot"on
Thb
iV* WMiaal •Mrirristinn bill .• .' ooy* aad a of
-I-.- {aawiUeMMi^ whopper
new mv«t-
flWWWl
D*U*J
I I *nrt (.rffltern. Or ttx cstaH'khmmt *'f A mrfM-JT.
havr hero ordeird and the A»g«wt »um- ,u luHkh «.«sl
w?r wdJ be prwutedina akap: to compare w«« .arfsu.!, r..h» ib- mS-Tdinate Wjo
with a»r ]Mib!ication of the kind. And it! prrjcwded
„, 11 i ,i fwn Ur»iri Wim I« llu®I?ai S:»!». 'i'twaoJ-
a-efaluesi. ocCT
i 1 I W'n:d liko lu dweJi U1«U liic Jiocuu'ittiy part of tliM
uncqniled faeilttica f-irac-iuirmg th.^beau-
tMC(i
tiful and useful art (which all persons cn
gaged in btiHiiicMS should understand)giv­
ing a student in a few weeks a more ex­
tensive knowledge of busines than can be
acjuircd in years in a counting house, and Tto
of books in any department of business.
See advertisement.
£3?" Robert Newsotn was murdered, lost
week, at Fulton, Missouri, by one of his
•laves, a nogro woman, in his own kitchen
and tho body burnt in the fire place.
(jy Edmund Lafayette, grandson of tho
Marquis do Lafayette, so distinguished as tho
bravo and generous champion of American
Independence, has been spending a few days
at Wilmington, Del., with the Duponts, who
were the early friends of tho General. In
company with a few friends, he has visit
ed all ths places of interest in the vicinity
one of his earliest visits being to the sccnu
,mlliW|,,ut
'h
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a i« i 7 r* mCHI Ut iv aiitcoj
IQiJiOTtAtw^C KtMifff ihf? editorial liiarj- Am^rie-»|» Ur»n«l (mt to tlt-Hre Frrcchfroin their DAW pos.ttou c*iQ fach the
agciuellt of Ge i. WiUotl, the hij^h rejtl- i t* WTk Irma (he limtd Lodge I
tation of the Farmer will be fully suat.in-1
Afl'r
*1. It ii intended that the Iowa larnicr »wd»•* iU ii«.u ,t ib« loi
alwll be a credit to the .State. And SS it i« I TUc AlTican now claim tiiat
•be/ rcgah!^ U?IJ«ST chArfer from tk'
Oran 1 of Oli'w, but a 4urh erfr
graced fhrwi,.4* havj n^r^r aftk&if»rif< No
the only publication devoted to Agricul
ture in the State, it should have a wide
circulation. U fi i KJ Isrizc txw!in Ohio rnwfuifing thtfe oln 'i
Fr*c Mum »t inie unj g. twins nwinUri id ihc
ordf. The} mav bavo within Ifcemjclva a/t't-nou
fv lilU-dOraiKi t««igc but it tut tit I'gul ilkMlic
(/rjtiri*Jiction, aid it therefore c!»nJ™iiDc,
w *rc all wli* aeUu.xtlcdxc 5U puwer and authority.
AHhiwjth tho fo-cail«d African Oruid Iodg» mo.'
he* in the public H*!I ol tb« JxiilUing f*
tlis tra?«»
ttciion of tltsir busiwn yuey *jr« nut
MKfyii.i by any mculicr cfjtul ai.J 1, gailr ounttita-
live.lv picture of California society' and Thv&dt*,*. «, of tt« baiidinp
tUc Mn)« ft c*»ocjrt woo'J pty I-r it, fcud
fnut.* of indi\ icual tn.tracf-r'r, an wen by n«rrc t-Diiilcyl to OIK! r«Tfivcl oo more auction#
the author during a three vcars ruaideutse. I
ir'!'g,,»
tl an if ti/y to.] met ibtrc cs AfnomOdd
AMw" v
Ibcfcetnt pn*s coUtu^oi tbe ^afimalK'twNutU-
(leek and |Krt, or inridents of ('alifor- ii't ci.nvtTUun hare prwinccil a deep end actira
nia wai rejarwl and published by the!
fttUre'"lh"
the author 1 "^l'w P"rtion of lh.! C.miuillcc on
II of fur
111 ii I he oil! i Ira.'if u|xin ntiicli i.ny party can
mind «f inJiiua. ih^ ic-
go into fhe riming «!ret!'« in lhi« State or Oliw.-with
a»} Im]« nifccfK Th« rytjoialfctos untaiacU io
tliat icf»irt aicjutl, tlicir rj iiit it njihl.oirJti.cuilain
thcin will be tUi pr»per work of the Free Siatof. It
rill!« ilo!K*, iiml nitlxuigh lh: Ki.u Ii may thriahn
rmcfjiun and duut-iuu, the Xurtii or the better ]^riion
of it, ii jinp-irol t.i uifet the aturm and comliat any
{'!.• to fri'iti.^ii ai il llic rigUts c..f man. AfUr yiow
iii'i (lie rlnvcry qiU'tion in the avpceUof jnnti e and
jihitan'hrop.v, wecun fee Brother point wherein it if
jKcunintly tic gain of th» northern States, to have
the pr ri.--s cf /!a\iy urn-flnl. iiud I n«ite I
lh,
,cngl]j „f
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of the battle at Chadd's Ford, in which his
ancestor first shed his blood in our cause.
The very spot upon whioh the General was I
•landing when he was wounded, was point
ed out by some of tho old residents. Mr i
Lafayette is about 28 years of age, of fine
countenanoo and engaging manners, lie
bears same resemblance to his grandfather,
though a much handsomer man.
They aro taking tho census of New
Tork City. The Tribune estimates the pop
ulation now at 850,000, and thinks tho re
turns will show it.
A letter from Nashville, (Tenn.,) in
tho Louisville Times says the wheat from the
Kentucky line to that piaco, has been bar
vested nnd the yield is unparalleled the same
nunuer of acres reaped doublo tbat of any
former year. All saved without the slight
bletnbh.
Cs1* Tho Germans of East Brooklyn, who
propose a forcible resistance to the liquor
law. were frightened out of their intended
meeting for tho purpose of strengthening
their organization, by n proclamation hy the
Mayer.
(T7" The latest case of absence of mind ia
recorded of a lad about to "whip up" some
egg* for sponge cake, who whipped the baby
and sung Watts' oradle hymn to the eggs.
thi8
,cUcr
OOUI.D tis. Cl'.sai.NG.—A correspondent sends as the
follouing well known epi^rapliic ()fi.«age-at-/iiiu*
between the talented .Mies (iould, the poetess, and
(the now) Attorney-Oei.cral Coshini Tho ease
was tried at Newburyport, where both parties resi
ded, many yours age:
mss OOULD'S EPIGRAM OK CCSBING.
Lay aside all ye dead,
For iu the next lied
Repoees the nshes of Cvthing
He h.ii eitiirde
1 his way
Thruujjh the ivorld us they say.
And even though dead, will be putting.
HIS KE5POKSS.
Here lies one who.«c wit
MTtthint wonndim could hit?
And green be the turf thal'saixive her
Having sent ever* bjau
To the regions below,
?he haa gone down hsicelf fur a hirer.
—Taunton Gisettt.
A WILLING WITNKSS.—In the Mu
nicipal Court of Hostou, during the trial
of liquor oases—that is, of cases arising
under the Maine Law—nlucb merriment
W. I liava. t5« ot"
.. .. J. What did vou call for osaailv?
|w»4.Chn»«rt TB. T.ibms| .UJoSi-. ib
n*«-« if tt.
War war io
Thivcs
•Hlj.- of wmarUWeaiM, tha I Tbe latter gm«ral immediateiv ord-miiaaor^ i ladmn
i a u e a i o n s u o w a n y o i y o a e a s o u e s e a e a e Y o u i n k e v a e
mt. 4. m* namm
s a y a e i a e a o t- K e u o o a i o o i a a e e o
IM** «.
R—U MA- »I«,ii....„W
like t* sea ibcm. xccltent wall. i to the capital.
Kru«»lli.-N\w Orleane K-lia. Jm* 39.."..'
-Itfoaiam »ro*^ CMIOSSoar Yic-
rv th* WA- Bv a pirate letter received from
mm ta I MI ^itr-Tki tone Ibitt.Courier of! t, —. --^r-
Amo,
i lie from the earrisoB, aod bis soldiers rush
ing forth with b» light of iiattle in their
S is i*pM«iblt (tor us now to rccoReCt. Bui! routed and pat the enemy to %bt crusadtrs, wok
o e a
ARRIVAL OF HiE BALTIC.
NS-T fow, Jani 2&.
Tfce io*il »tamer Baltic, from Liverpool
om ib* I6Ui iu*t., haa arrivrJ- i^ring*
of Kartp»#n news »h« week later tbio
i i lie A"ia.
i The ttewa U qaiie ia»fo.-tant iwth aa con
1 firroing tb» htent account* rc«*civ.d b_.
biJg me
»ay nothing more at present. J..'
fur ilit ilawk-fy iii.J Telcpinpli.
At a Mass Meeting of the citizcns of Den
mark convened the evening of thc'26th inst
henrth" 1''p['f,rt
of
lllu
n 1 i u i n o n i n e a i o n o e u i i v e S a v e a s e e a n s a o u w a s o e e a 2 s e
making him tully competent to take chargc ., ...
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that morning pending in that city, it was
unanimously
Resolved, That the sincere hearty thanks
nnd gratitude of tho citizens of this j.immuni
ty, be presented in behalf of Humanity,
Mqhleovmess, to the lion. Fitz Ilenrv Wnr
Ten, David Rorer, tho Messrs. Crookers, W.
II. Starr, Attorneys & Councillors in tho
case, nnd other laborers in means and hands
for their voluntary, timely active ami efficient
aid in rescuing a helpless fellow being from
cruel bondage in establishing in this state,
in this first trial of tho kind witlun the state,
an important precedent in favor of Freedom,
and Righteous Law and in teaching to the
despicable pvoiFwsional Slave hunter, the
important truth, that Iowa is not the place
for tho free exercise of the unri htcous func
tions of hig unhallowed vocation.
And further, tliat a cordial invitation be
extended to all the above named gentlemen
with their ladies, to be present, as honored
guests with the citizens of enmark on the
4tli proximo, at 10 o'clock A. M., and parti
cipate with them in the festivities and enter
tainments of the occasion.
GEORGE SHEDD, Chrn.
Jus. E. Montandon, Sec.
DENIUKK, June 27th. 1855.
Si'INIT OF TIIK RUSSIANS.—A Russian, writ
ing to the Independence Relge, closes his
communication in the following strain:
"We accept the war and challenge which
England has flung to us. Our confidence in
events and in the future is greater than you
suppose and if, alter taking Sebastopol,
they come to make us propositions of peace
which are not worthy of Russia, we will an
swer what General Knutousoff said to M. de
Lnuriston, after the taking of Moscow, when
tho Frcneh General wished to enter into ne-
The Canker worms nre making dread
ful havoc with the fruit trees in the neigh
borhood of Boston. They eat up foliage and gotiations 'But you are joking, General
fruit, and leave the tree as if blasted with
lightning.
the war has now for us onlv just comznen
ced.'"
A gentlemen on Long Island has some thrifty
Java coffee plant* in h.ariug and the berries are near
ly read} for gntheiing.
The shock of an earthquake was felt at Balti
more at VoVork on Thnr.-day morning. It wassno
ecedtil Iiv a rumbling noiso. Many rushed into the
streets.' In one part of the city windows were bro
ben.
The St- Iionis Itepulilfnau lin? ndviees from New
Mexico to the30th ult. On the '29th, C01( Fi untle
roy attne'ied a company of I'tulis tear the Arkan
sas river killed f.ivty a.aJ t.tik six prifoners. One
of the American command \rae slightly andono mor
tally wounded. On the first of .May t'ley attaikid
and defeated a cauip ui "5 Ut h« in the Chawatch
valley, killed two and wi.tmJed four. Otliern had heen
killed and wounded in the mountains, nnd all their
provisions, homes Jte., captured. The chief was su
ng for poace.
Asia and a ttJUiwang Kill farther iucm*-* by |g
the Allies.
i The com' at before the Mamelon tower waa
of- the nioit ob'tinate anJ «.Anzu imry char
acr r. it it announced tbat 5'XK) men were
1 put Aon du cori'wt. An important ele-
»Lnr aitWiuo t» any mcnt of vic.ory to th! allies, it that the
""bir»«'»•»
Uiucnnntry unlalift it liwlri/a^i (o acknow dgt
A boa', expedition i» fitiinsr out al Ports
mouth, to be conveyed to shallow water.—
Defin ition suppiisril to he Per'kap.
The Russian* have erecnated Anapa and
the French Uoopj hare been rrc died from
Krrtsch.
The Russians nre about to JuiU a Railroad
through rho Isthmu* Pcrrkop.
The Viceroy of Egypt is enrolling 5000
blacks in 3ouJ:tc.
it ii stated that the Austrian army will be
reduced to 100,000 men.
Account! from Soba*topol represent the i
garrison wasting hy disuse and desponding,
nnd priv.-ite advices from Kertsch givi» fear-J
ful statement* of sickness and suffering a
nionjz tbn Itnssians.
The IIusiiians tve secuvcd a communica
tion with the Crimea bj means of a lioe of
hoats. It is staled that the Russians have
evacuated »U their Circassian territory.
Strachan l'aul k Co., of Lonilon, and Hal
ford & Co., of London, navy agents, have
failed, the former for li'iif a million sterling.
Ex-I'rfsiden Filmore is ijuite a lion. II«
ffin presented to the Queen.
Parliament was discussing the dccmal cur
rency r|u»stion. Many reform meetiu^s had
been held.
FRANC*.—It is officially announced that the
Empress is enei-nte.
ST.PETER?union.—The Grand Duke, Con
stiintine has been appointed Regent of Rus
sia in the event of Alexander's dea'h.
SPAIN.—The Carl IS insurrection was un
checked.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June 15, P. M.—Richardson,
Spenoa & Co's Circular says The brilliant
weather of the l.i»t ten dnys, and tho very
fnvornhlo reports of the growing crops, has
had the usual effect at this season of deprcss
the markets throughout the country.—
Com.,Her.tto Bu \\hcat was quoted 3d"per 70 lbs. lower—
suck lower, without attracting purchasers.
Ind an Corn has been in limited request
throughout the week and in the absence
of Irish orders has declined Is to ls9d per
quarter. To-day's market was poorly at
tended, and a small business dono in both
Wheat and Flour. Small sales Indian Corn
at 50s 9d to 51s for yellow. White held
at 54s, with no buyers. Market closes rn
ther firmej quotations are: White wheat,
12$ Western Canal Flour, 39 to 42s 6d
Indian Corn, mixed 50s to 50s 6d yellow
50s GJ to 51s white nominally 54s.
Provisions—Beef without change at ful!
rates. Holders asking a further advance has
checked business.
Lard—Quiet and firm sales 100 tons.
Tallow—Dull, and about Is. lower.
..
RUSTOS June 28.
The K. N. State Council meets at one
o'clock to-day. A large number of dele
gates nre in .attendance. A preliminary
meeting was held last nighj, whioh was at
tended by 100 persons including Senator Wil
son. Gov. Gardner, M. P. Banks, Anson Bur
lingnmo and seve ral other members of Con
gress. An address was submitted, which
puts the party on the platform of the resto
ration of the Missouri Compromise, still call
ing it the American party, and culling for a
mass convention to be h'cld at some eentral
place. Some are in favor of "calling the new
party American Republicans- One or iwo
dissented from the doctrines of tfio address,
b^t there is no doubt its sentiments will be
adopted by the Council. There is some op
position to throwing off the secrecy of the
party machinery. Mar.y of the leading poli
ticians of the party in the
E U
is occasionally excited by the collo^uics ed.to the iiffiliated Creoles in Cuba, obtained
that take place betweeu the Court and the
a''
witnesses. Here isa specimen 4 .«•
Judge—tid you ever notice a "bar11 i
the store of Mr." -w
W. Yes ytnir lionor a sti|f*r howL I
J. What^ beside these articles? |wi?I1*AXS' —®8
W. There were some bottles. 11 JM*S
1'•'
State are now here.
How a Hungry Mail Lost hit Dinner,
The incidents of tho famous "Burlington
Excursion" will afford thoso who participat
ed in the "festivities of the occasion," mirth
ful food for many aday. Among other good
jokes was a practical one clearly illustrative
of the truth, that,
Tlu-re is many a slip
'Xii':xl Uiej!lale dini the lip.
Upon the Mississippi, from Burlington to
Davenport, the boat was crowded, and there
being enough ladies to fill tho dinner table,
the gentlemen were obliged to stand back'.
There was one, however, whose "keen (Io
nian Is of appetite" so sharpened his eye
sight as to spy out a vacant seat which"he
promptly appropriated. This was too tan
talizing to lookers on to he endured, and a
Detroit-er—who was really entitled to the
seat, it bein£ next his own wife—anda Cleve
land Superintcndant—who being a bachelor
was not entitled to cny seat—determiu to
spoil that one man's dinner. The boat was
searched from "stem tj stern" to find some
over-looked woman, but in vain finally the
SOSij or THE STRONG mOEl*.
ax ws- «tr.
lul-
Bret in the irbor of Sefms'opol. Addition
al and important guccssea are thcrefors con- i
SJently looked for.
In the «et of Aroff the allied fleet atiaoked i
at,d desttoyrd the store* at Taganrog, the
great entri^ot of the Don and Volga.
two conspirators espied a pretty cabin maid, brightness and dotted "nil round, ov
and entering into negociations, prevailed up
on her to help tho fun along by personating
a passenger. The bonnet, the shawl, and the
satchel were quickly donned nnd the lady
pitasenger leaned upon the arm of the Wol
verine, while tho Buckeye went- into tho cab
in to break to the lueky'feeder, the unpleas
ant fact that there was "just one tne.ro lady
who wanted a seat." The kicked avant cou
rier tapped the hungry mau on the shoulder
just as he was raising the first generous fork
full to his mouth,
and the dreadful announce
ment "a lady wishes a seat, sir," and the
near approach of the pretty traveler, aggra
vated the goneness ac the pit, of the greedv
man's stomach, and sent him away from the
table amid "three distinct rounds of ap
plause," giving him a "good time" to cool
his anger pnd his porridge.- [Cleveland
Herald.
information ho desired, and thence «car' it aw
ter to dinner, and told h'm till he knew, if not
Witness. I did not.
S. W is there a counter in the^tOre?
W. There was.
J. What have vou Sfeen upon the counter?
W. I have noticed a piteher. executions which followed, and the complete
J. Did you ever notice anything other than dispersion of the conspirators, tell the rest
a pitcher. i of the story.
l&bre, over the enke and wino at the end of
the feast. The Sp inish Minister, of cours
lost no time in apprising tien. Coneba of
thrse all-important disclosures.*" The bloody
c_nrrcn'ly
reported that the
are
W. I have. are withontany fomidation.
J. On bow mam- Occasions should vou "^'le Omaha* have already removeil to their
think?
W. Several.
J. Did yo* ever taste the contents of
them? -r-' ".'il :'n
:-u"
committing numerous outrages
1U different'portions of this Torntnrr. hut «.n
J. Did you ever see an? one drink from i lu portions of this Territory but so
these bottles?
'ar our section is concerned, the reports
Reservation and received the greater orticn
of their annuities: and we are eradiWv in
formed, that the t'toes
are manifesting a will
ingness to remove to their Reserv vji vn on th
"Big Blue river and vs..
home and fulfil his promises to them. 1 i,,.K
in- a'.our one hundred and twenty miles from I V~^
tbis place, in a south- west direction whiiher
sporting genUcwen can go and enjoy them
Selves finely and la in no inger ol it
tion from the Indians. If danr^r is
apprehended at all
ff
it
is from a few bands
of-Jiwuxs in the- tt'w and .North West, and
'stop to their depredations and will teach 1 fWr
them a lesson nat soon to he fjrgotteu—fire !:,^S ,l-
r" the under the command of G^p llerun. »11!
u:.- .u: -l ^^y-^ewB.
S
tb} »*fef Wfarr i»«sr
Aa* «&»<• t»er It*'-* gU
flirt «rtr tfnumwl femji.ti»n
..
1/fonr* t« t:.CTI*:-»«
0f 'b-' c'i'u.pi -jH
T«1hprr«i.—nihiiwtM,
li'kr a ii•*#.! lawilefl
Wc -vr. t.iiiii'X fnm. sf«
lac U-c.i-i jtnu. act the i'r«iia, V
Just l« *b*«r that nlove and Ud'»
Cannct oil tnr rower' cun.umc.
We ear guide the "Slii|H.f State!"
We. thectrocg, tbu ft_i -mimled,
X-tward? that ship are hastening, snmr,
TWiagti our eyes with fear ar« Winded,
te-r wr- ck her, er« we come.
Politi »O'K reAI). our Ftnjr,
And we "I light tla waters
din.
Where the 3»h that rail themmnddy
DOSD taurh delight to svrim.
A SHV AT THE CATS.
[The fotlowicg grrphie picture from the Albany
Re&iiter, i* llsiiunor.dall over.]"
Wc stated, a long time ago, that there
would bo trouble some moonlight night among
the cats that con/re?ate on the long shed
We said tho moon came np Monday night
with her great round face and all the little
stars hid themselves as if ashamed of their
twinklo in tho splendor of her superior
brightness. We retired nftcr the baby had
been put asleep in his crib, 'and tho rumble
of carriages and carts had ceased in the
streets, and the sereatn of the ton o'clock
train had died away into silence, with a quiet
conscience, and in the confidence that tve
should find that repose to which one who
has wrongod no mm during the day is justly
entitled. It may have been eleven o'clock
possibly midnight, when we were awakened
from a pleasant sluinhor by a babel of un
earthly sounds in the rear "of our chamber.
We know what those sounds m%nnt—they
had cost us fu.'l cnou^S eo have lasted us a
week. Wo. raised tlu window and there as
of old, right opposite us, on tin north end of
that lot shed, was an assimblage of all the
cats in that part of the town. We won't
be precise »s to the number, but it is our
honest belief that there were less than three
hundred of tb and if one among them
all was silent, we didn't succeed in diseov
which it was. There was that same old
Maltese with his great saucer eyes and sau
sage- tail and over against hiin sat a inon
space of thirty feet square, were dozens
more, of ail sizes and colors—and Buch
growling, and spitting, and shrieking, nnd
swearing, never before broko, with hideous
discord, the silence of midnight!
Wf -load'd
w^s DOXB.—The ease with we again, ns we brought our gun to a
which Government become possessed o' the present. "Scat twice!" and we aimwlstraight
sectet movements of conspirators and revo- at tho chairman, and covering half a dozen
lutnnists, is illustrated by the history of the others in a range, "icat three times!" and
viVn',1? 7
e-IpC'd!tl:ln--
we let drive. Bang went the right hand b.ir-
York M*-i aid, referring to this subject re- re' nnd bang! went the left hand barrel. Such
V«nr i i ii. «campering.such running a wnv over the eaves
"A spy was appointed bj tho Admiuistra
tion to ferret out the plot. lie came to Now
York—he wormed himself like a first rate
i 'confidence man,-' into the secrets of the Jun
ta—he became a member of the 'Lone Star
and, with his card of adm.,sion, he proeeed-
boy who docs chores for ug, "tuere^seems'to
returning to Washington he disclosed every-I the shed Tind"
went up to wheVeniat'c^tX'y,'I
thing to the Government. Marcy, as in du'ty and lifting it up by the tail/hallowed baA I
hound, thereupon invited the Spanish Mir is- to us. "This cat can't b- wrk- nn it c-m't
be a cit tsleep out on that shed—go up and I i
Thomas clambered
be scared
ing it a moment,
preside over another verv soon. Wo don't
ki
now where he boarded or who claimed title
to bira. What we do know is this tbat
it cost a quart to havehiai buried or thrown
into the rivet and if anybody owned him all
e
know that the
fouD(1
nsent.««».» a*^ he is properly iufomied'of i V
Sv^^n^^Se^t i
From some infernal clime,
To pluck the eyet of sentiment, 'H-
o
1
and
And dock the tail of Rhytne: ?fi
®f
t-.en, Coinonfor: he.iaqusrters. and eapcrienc oScr. and accmt med itnol and marble dust"—cbampaene *ith
°-C!'r'on:—which'are-'riot to Commerce.
WJ of tbe religious works of the
Tr. tte N« w 'iiw*
lUMRUFt OS SliVMV.
1
Kjrw think the h&ui^f *iil suffer,
whtTc in silence wiitnnn dclrc#.
YOB roar strcrglii can proffer,
fioand nunJ the tako-y uiwlm.
When the .Jaiuur rapiu lordly.
You with patient »mi!es ico«t watt,
AVhile T»II SEE how wet] and prondtj
the pr-ifoandest interest. We refer th" ar- i
tiele*which depicts the'influence of fclaverv
in underlining the Roman Empire. To
tSr8o v ho have sometim 'S, perhaps unrcaton
ablv, doubted of Mr. Hui.-ruft'ssense of the
than a tun of co,1-and had sm ished a win- The a tempts of the reformers to improve
dow on the opposite block. All this proving tho condition of free aborers failed, they
of no avail, we said wc had got a double- ['Maine more degraded than before th S.ate
barrelled guu, and percussion ca-s, and pow- becanio divided between masters and slaves
der nnd the shot and s une morning after a i bondage continued to weigh sever- y on t^e
moonlight nijht, somebody's cai wouldn't «!»'«. niostlv of foreign birth, until length
eome homo to brcaiifiist, or'if it did it would
be troubled with the dumps. Wo gave fair
not:cc of our rievancos, and what wcintcn
ded to do about tin m.
Well, the moon came upon Monday ni^ht
with her great, round fa-e, and went vvalkin
up the sky with a queenly s'ep, throwing her
light like a mantle of brightness, over all the
(a*th! We love the calm of a moonlight
night, in tho still Spring time, and tnecatsof
ourpartof the town lovo it too for they
come from every quarter—from tho sheds
around tlwN.tional Garden- from the kitch
ens nnd from the stables—creeping stealthily
and foftly along the tops of the fences, and
a'on? the sheds, nnd clambering up the
boards that lean up against the out-buildings
they set themselves down, more or less of
them, in their oldtrystin# place—right oppo
site our dumber window. To all this we
had, in the abstract, no objection. If a cat
choose to take a quiet walk by moonlight—
if he choose to go out for his pleasure or his
profit, it is no particular business of ours,
and we haven't a word to say. Cats have
rights, and wc have no disposition to inter
fere with thera. But they must keep the
peace. They must got up no disorderly meet
ings, no unlawful assemblies. If they choose
to hold a convention they can do for all us
—but they must go about it decontly and in
order.
•They must talk matters orer calmly there
must be no rioting, no fighting. They must
refrain from tho use of profane language—
they mustn't swear. There's law against all
this, and wo warned them long ago that we
•would stand no such nonsense. Wro said
w. 'd let drive among them with a double bar
reled gun loaded with powder and duck shot,
and we moan it. But these cats didn't be
lieve a word wc said. They didn't believe
we had powder or shot. Tliey didn't believe
we had any guti, or knew how to use it il we
bad. And one great Maltese (with eyes like
tea plates and a tail like a Bologna sausage!)
grined and sputtered, and spit in derision
nnd defiance at our threats. "Very well!"
said wc, "very well, Mr. Tom Cat. Try it
on, -Mr. Tom Cat, and see who'll get tho
worst of it."
un(l°r
theputdance of a leader, who appeal-
t0
religious superst.ttona as well as
to their love of liberty, they burst forth into
a fearful revolution. "The Roman State was
shaken to its base, and the most frightful
atrocities which history records were commit
ted. "The Outrages." Mr. B. well remarks,
"which men commit when they first regain
their freedom, furnish the strongest argument
against tho condition which in render hu
man nature capable of such crimes." These
and the succeeding outbreaks were put down
for the weak and enslaved foreigner was
piitied against the even yet vigorous nnd
warlike Roman. It was then th Italian, as
now tie Angio-Saxon "destiny," everywhere
to govern the weak. But the weak and the
oppressed had a terrible revenge or rather
the laws of tho moral world worked out to
their natural result. Slavery threw the pow
er and lands of the State into the hands of
a few it crushed the free middling CIHSS it
introduced luxury and idleness, and so sap
ped tho energies of tho governing clneses it
diminished the relative numbers of the slave
owners nnd the aristocracy- -for, in the words
of the es«ay, "Slavery 'lids to diminish the
frequency of marriage among masters. In
a State where emancipation is forbidden, the
slave population will perpetually gaiu in rel
ative numbers."
At the time of Caesnf, th? "peculiar insti
tution" of Rome had come to have full sway.
The slaves numbered some three times both
the masters and free laborers. The slave
trade extended to every sea, and commerc"
and wars kept, the markets fu'l. The code of
slavery was somewhat like that of our South
ern States, cscept that in Rome tho slave
could be instructed and genius or accom
plishments were valued at the market, ns now
arc piety and muscles at the block in New
Orleans. There was no efficient protection
to the chastity of a Roman slave girl the
family relations were never protected, and no
slave's testimony could be received, except
upon the rack. On the remote plantations,
they were completely at tho mercy of their
masters, and probably cruelties were com
mitted commonly, of which our Southern
States only see occasional instances. Slaves
filled all the mechanics' place.*, and even bo
came the instructors and men of science of
the State. The prices varied much, as they
would now if slaves were thoroughly trained.
A common laborer was worth from $75 to
SjSlOO a play actor $8,000 a grammarian
$4,(100 a beautiful actress even as much as
$13,000 per annum, and a physician was le
gally valued at $2,400.
Slavery prepared the way for the further
deb lsem nt ol Rome, by introducing an ex
tiava^tint luxury, .-Hid everywhere degraded
public morals by violating the sanctity of
mariiage. Chastity among the young men
of tho upper cl isses -'came almost unknown.
With the chatr.el bondage terrible vices and
terrible diseases set in over the whole of so
ciuty. A' length despotism and submission
to foveign authority was tho natural course
to a society so rotten and diseased for, as
our historian wisely observes, "Despotism,
tn the regular order of Providence, is the
•puni-hinentof a nation for the institution of
Slavery."
The land of Italy, as begins, now to be
seen in Virginia and others of the Southern
States of America, was exhausted by Slave
ry. The fields of the Campagna were once
rich as 'he lands on the si p»s of the AIlo-
strous brindle and off at his right was an ghanies, or in the Kentucky prairie bottoms.
eft T:IS one. I hey wero dotted with beautiful homesteads
old spotted ratter and on his left
black as a wolf's mouth, all but his eyes, I
which glared with a sulphurous and lurid
and plantatiens. Hut the wastefulsvstem of
cultivation by bondsmen first turned them
from fertile grain fields to pastures, and then
left thetu, as they are now, solitary and mi
asmatic plains, where hardly in'ean dwell.
Even in Virgil's time, "htive labor hardly
wrung from Italy a return one-third so greut
as free labor g-ts from tho hills and vales of
New-England."
e our doubl* barrelled cun by!
candle light, w-put plenty of powder and a I "It is a calumny," says Mr. Bancroft," to
handful of shot into each barrel. We ad- i charge the devastation of Italy upon the bar
justed the caps carefully, and stepped barinns. The large Roman plantations till
out of tho window upon tho narrow
t(I
"Scat!" cried wo moro emphatically than
before, but were answered hi, an estra shriek
from t!ip chairman, and a fiercer scream from
the whole assembly. "Se oncc!" cried
by slave labor were its ruin. Slavery had
rc-of upon which it opens. Wo were wasted the band before a Scythian or a Scan
then just eight rods- from the cat con- dinat ian had crossed the Alps."
ventioo, and we addressed ourself to the A State holding such an institution within it
chairman, (the old Maltese) in a distinct and must rest on weak foundations The laws of
audible voice, and cried "Scat!'' lie didn't the whole moral system of things are against
recognize our right to tho floor, but went i 'f- Integrity, molality, industry und "thrift
right on with the business of the meeting. are sapped by it. The' ruin may come appar-
ently from without it may be delayed'for
centuries but its cause is there, always
working. Who shall guard the South from
the fate traced in these nervous words of
Mr. Bancroft: "Slavery had destroyed the
Democracy, had destroyed the aristocracy,
had destroyed tho empire, ard at last it left
the ti aces of its ruinous p.,wer deeply furrow
ed on the face of nature herself."
HE
of the oat buildings, over the tops of the'.i,
wood sheds, were never seen before. The I
eehoes of the firing died i^way when the whola J?*yMg
assemblage was broken up and dispersed,
"Anomas.* said we next morning, to
"COULON'T STAND THAT.—'Ayoung gen
of our acquaintance, who had been
his devours,' (as Mr*. Partington
!iy,) tn a young lady for so no
and suddenly left her. We asked him the
m.nn
"I
w
5
hur d'M.e, wi,Igo tvith them to theirnew i MiM'fiCTCtuv-ev* i i- tireen mountain Farmer of the^lsr. ult., pub-
CuA s,rACNE---A
told* us not i Sr WoodCrof \"w'V
i e s u i n e v v i e s a s s e e a v o a e n a a n s i o n i n
selves finely and be tn no d«.
er ol molest.- individual of «n^« t*
»*,« *na rioliMii mtrKlo am
th is clerk oi.thc Lnited 6t:n
the government is exerting itseif to put a
m!,rb!e
dust to itnfiart effervescence
910
•, r,-—
£m'u t"1'!.
Kw.awCa*M PakilV
CtmPla' bo°k 01
A Ettnilcman from the interior tulii it« nntS been entered on the complaint book ol i «fin tho n ,u i'. ,' I
were.raani-1 ^ayor Wood, of New Yook against a cbam- 1
1,1
Jong since, that herdsof So we""am-l Yook against a cbtm i -.,,11° i To the Ladies. i »-ir- "I-ati-n, no, found in
rfter k has ful-
Mll'«
ruined his S
course ruined his lioois.
mat r-'i-OK* mnPeTsim lick ard .-iel.er,
W bo niaodlc, Bow
1
To crack the voice of Melodyt
A'id break thv logs of Time.'"
lont
rP««ys
l,®e»
!n lhe
w,th her bot 1
P'esamin-
away—it's dead!" After i
Woi1'
mm»nt. "Somebody has been a I
w of Stewart's store yesterday afternoon haT-
we st«K i*. that he shoi.ld pay ns hack our ing on its pands a crest, &c., nnd otherwise
quarter, an.s the difference between bis value decorated with various devices all of Cali
and that of the powder and shot wo expend-l fornia Uold. The horses wore harness
ed on him, we 11 throw ia the vexation of he- mounted with gold verv elaborately cut and
ing broke of our rest, »nd the wickedness polished. The establishment is said to he
of using certain expletives—under the ex- long to a "returned Californian "—Jour, of
„ii in.-. f1
f°'iowing
hflr,
you know n
good while, and noticed that she was rather
c00,.'.n iiC.r
rem irks, and hinted that she
w?uid rath' 1,oma nIon* tUn
bave me
™»od that you know,
®n,:.n,iSht
when
sa-vs
got to the door,
V.'i"
not wish
Fcuriot Arraiats—Dispatches have !K«H
received from Mr. Ma^m, the C. S. Minister
at P*ri«, rtda ixo lothc rights if neutrab in
the Italtic, and the rtc mt action of the blo.k-
Tfhe new volume of IinnciojV* Muctlla- din}» squadrons. Mi. M. tnkes strong ground
Hit*, J«*t pablishrd by 'he Harper ?, is a against the prewnt ^iews and nets of thoal
book whieh ha« becns«-u»e»iwe eagerly await- |j*s jn j,:# Matter. It seems that the block
fd hv tlu: lit. rary world. With »e*'ra of its ajjne
$qnnr]rf
article, vr vnture to pr- ct, t:ie admirers Prjn p[e -'fr. e jhips make free goods,**
of the historian wili he grievously disap- .,„j j,ave ovtirhnulcJ vessels of neu rnls in
j, Pointed. Tiei there is in the volume onei es-
Jour
company any longer, and I'll thank you to
from
me."
I wouldn't
ery night!"
[Lynn (Mass.) News.
HERALDRY.—A 6roWd of people gathered
arotind a dashing
carriage that stood in front
er, now, however, recovering, the nine sons,
"Somelodv had a fine pair of patent ieath-1 Senator Pren.
th2
i ssfia s, 51«»f
P!'»^ ^orn their scattered residence in
s
cnnr
«Hxtuw, and that he cmp- I
,Dt°
the
a'reets
FROM NtBBAEK.v.—From a recent letter
Dth«
Xba
CiT'
"Vitriol and marble dust"
drinkers .lo you hear itS You think proba
bly at the worst that rou are eettinz cood There Wat a great deal of sidene^sasaon^ the
.-
caampagne _l
ia
af®
n ha»e recently violated the
deropU on 0
say worth, in our view, all tho rest, which pr»mpt and em rgeacrtmpnstrance will have
i no hisrnrxal scholar and no man inter'stcd t| efleet of calling she attention of the Eng.
1 in the m-irals of politics can read without
rcJ!
pectiiig the tights of other u nions.
Ta* CoHHEVCKJlKNT AT ILKSBCKG.—Wo
were amorg the number of persons who lis-
—.-7 .... tened to the deliverv of the Po. ID, hv J. G.
evil of chattel-f Uvery to our own politic:'. F)
progress, nnd who have feared for his bol\l-
ftt
n
which the celebrated speaker is known to he
an adept. The I irgo audience present exhib
ited their congratulations in conseqnenco of
the speaker's happy effort hy repeated out
bursts of applause during ta. progress of its
delivery. Should tho Poem be published, as
fits doubt net it will be, we shnil be happy to
obtain a copy for future perusal. The sub
ject was, The Money Kinjr.
[Monmouth Atlas.
THE DKS MOINES RIVE*-—Tho editor of
tbo Carthago Republican is recently been
on .i in up the Des Moinei Valioy. In s e ik
ing of the river itself, he (avs that "at pre
s: nt it is verv low, and f. ars are entertained
that some of the principal tiills w 11 hnvcti
have been denied land warrants in conse
quence of not stating tho name of the Cap
tain nnder whom the applicant or the ances
tor of the applicant served during the war.—
Only about half the claims examined urc al
lowed.
liauuah Banks adiui'-ed, Recently, at
t!ie Hull police ofuce, England, that sfic
had roasted a toad alive, pnutulcd it, and
mixed it iu with the l'ood of her fellow
servant, for the purpose of inducing* him
to love her
A beautiful thought this which we find in
one of our exchanges:
"If there is a man who oan cnt bis bread
in p"aco with Cod and man, it is the man
who has brought that bread out of tho earth.
It is cankered by no fra id, it is wet by no
tears, it is stained by no blood."
THE Lafayetto Courier makes a very wick
cd wish. Tho President's Private Secretary
happening to ge stuck on the St. Clair fijtts
recently, on tbe steamer Illinois, the Courier
vents its malice at the Executive thus: "If
the President himself was only on board,
nnd had to rem iin there for three months,
and read his veto messagenine times a day—
Sundays excepted—the entiro West would
tnke off its hat, and givo him three timet
three with a will!"
Upwards of one hundred wagons loaded
with strawberries, cross tbo Hobokcn ferry
to New York, nightly.
DEATH
OF
Thomas F. Marshall, of Ky., has an
nounced himself ns a candidate for Congress
in the Ashland District, and has commenced
his stumping tour.
A WISE DOG.—Tho
The following advertisement is from nn
Irish paper: "Whereas, John Jlall has
fraudulently taken away .several articles of
wonri 'g apparel with my kn iwb'dge, this is
therefore to inform him that if lie docs not
fort! with return the same, his name shall
be made public."
The Syracuse, N. Y. Chronicle of Friday,
says: "We are Rtnrtled to day bythedcath
of Franees W. Deane. who was married onlv
a week ago yesterday, in this city, to Frank
lin J. Ottarson, ouo of the editors of tho
New York Tribune. She was taken ill two
days after her marriage, and died this morn
ing. Most sincorely do we sympathise with
tbe heroaved husband, who is thus from tho
height of connubial joy, plung. into tho
'deepest woe. What a sad" change
The Society for taming wild kittens, will,
at its next meeting, discuss tho following
question:
ho have the most fear, the unintured
from fire, or the insured from the bursting
of insJiance companies.—Koch. Union.
A
SHOWER
OF
BiED-ln
OafffERiso.—Thol Wu. il.TwnrfMr.
complaint r!ghed at Montnrli, r. Vermont I -4=—!
I 'S"On the occasion of the late dnnwerons
UlneM of
their iged and excellent °m Jib-|
"ST
-Vp* rr
whieh his father is In,U
3 dg
.Ncb^"ka
troop
aa visa ua u» ciw%uv 9 (iiBM
11.' tliy
,^
ers
stuck in
on
Wl,h
liqcur.
a them .ire crowded into one boat, the weather I
A rtOOnt *»..» »L. *. .t a •«'•«.
waa beard
pravinft/or a
nes-
that the last that hot and dry. The Indians word ^iet, and
Sam Virginia, Jw was our cOtrapoadent warns ux w p.v ao ^ten
^I.i'catine Journal.
of our subscri­
bers informs us that about five o'clock this
Morning, when in tho cars on the Hamilton
and Dayton road, there was quito a shower
when near the Middletown station, at which
place the cars stopped for several minutes.
On going outside it was perceived that the
ground was completely covered with little
frogs or toads about one inch long, which had
evidently been rained upon the earth, and
strange to say they appeared ta bo all alive
and kicking—[Mt. Giiead Sentinel.
A German living in Lispenard street
.New York, had a woman of his own country
arrested for stealing $209. On arriving at
thcPolicc Court, the complainant gave tho
magistrate to
er would
withdraw thu un.iritf. io inis tne prisoner
agreed, and the parties were married. The
complainant hud taken a fancy to tho wo
man in question, and she having refused to
marry him on one occasion, he left tbe above
amount of gold as a temptation in her way,so
that he might bring hor to term*.
A ROVAL MOWING MACHINE.—S. W. Jew
ett, of Vermont, is shipping by Sanford &
Co's Express, one of Walter A. Wood'e
Improv.d Mowing Machines, to England.
It is to be used by his Koyal Highness,
Prince Albert, on his beautiful meadows at
home Park, Windsor. It is of superfine
workmanship, and we understand was made
at lloosick Falls. N. Y.
MAUHIEU—Oi, the -ltb n?t., by the R. v'd C.
P. J' iiiiii^. Alisfl \ji ot.MA L. eixik, duu^bterof
Mr 11. h. Woi-l^o, to Mr WILLIAil Wisi*n, all of
this city.
On the 27th intt, by tin It. v'd C.P. Jer-j
nings, 1IM M. B. MKRMUJ., daughttr of Mr S. Mer-f
rill, Mr John (j. Foitn, all of this city. i
MAKRTEO.—At C.monV. California,on tbe evfri
ningof Mny tOth.hy ltev. W. S. Urmy, tho Rev. J'
H. Jlaui of Diamond Springs, to Mu» EiLtx
MOORK, late of BurUiigt»I\, IWA.
-—-In tlii city, on the 28»hiiWt. *t 4 o'clock, pi
v., tiy Bev'd lit ItnTriwn, at his resid nee, Mr J. Ai
FIFE. Amerie,,,, Exr.ro-« C...mpar,y, to Miss M. J!
•MEED, of Manche*t*r N, w Ur-.n.j^Vnr^.
Qcincy, Adams county, Illinou.
T' We|---UB.1LL
iv about loU and 2iHj tonv, and it U] I i vTi
i ao.wander the poor fellows die, when 700 of i 1JXPLEVS So»m on tbe Gospels, and Pamrf'.fte*
IOWA MUlio tToT^
•Bwt aide of Barret Hon* jj.
J1
AJN E'
Pr
'^...
•at'-ir 'ttbrdlas.
A rimsn
t!„ ir rights. Mr. Mison's
nn
,j fVORCh govetMaents to the necessity
t""
11
I rb
•*, and wmn||j
j,,ly2-
I
iICi-l{°
DR. WAIJDII.L.—The venerable
Dr. Jos. Addison W".ddill, a son of the
"Blind Preacher," whose eloquence was im
mortalized by Wirt in tho "British Spy,"
died at Staunton, Virginia, a few days ago.
[Washington Union, June 22d.
TllO
do
«l'i
july 2.
p)V/
l^ipeiday.
b'aiMif nf •!,. Mini, t.'"? *:,r
*J# f'-Kht V-v!
*t* mud*
V t»«a M„,
., i,.,burR,on Wednesday eve-
E U,U.
Music! Mtuic'
le Iowa .Mil-ie
of any kind of
to a .p tal k Je.„K»„, T»
'g ».k,f.» Choir, sTi
CiLl.at
the Iowa Mo
»eltetion ol
Piano down to
gl»:el"h"y Si,
jli* Clnlw, ie.
V
A Kvrv
"-'r
... l.t\i.
Kaaos,
Ink!
nur urticlv
JCST
-,,„ Parasols,
rm-ivinJ and i,,r nict.i.„-
C\NE
,ftt tho tow* MasicSu*c t,r.hi
C'.ue and buy one ere tber a'ro al^f
otU!jmt i-eectvcd. [Jidv S] KUiv
A lilT
SheCt
a uf new .mil e*o'ii,ut iMM i„,
.New^pplk, uru rwiv«l tlry
iSu»ie i-ti re. [j„l_v
,ni. ^"tures! Picture^]
A bAR(.Klui (,l |ilendid.iif, juareed
tv no»tm, at Hit I«*a Mu.i» Hi,,.., u.
t'leru at Kiwtern priees. St°N „Wf 7
in «U"
y\&
A U J*.
9H
I •),
'•,0 ho here in a few day# "t,' ?r'
*»7
jnE, ]nst. Jt wns a rich treat—a flow of wit
ne« in expr ssine his convictions, we com- humor, mingled with pointe.I satire, of
mend these chapters. They are clear, down
r:ght and explicit and gathering together the
best of modern invrs Rations in Roman his
tnrv, tho-ie of Niebuhr and Arnold, they have
p-esented what, so far as we know, no oth"r
r.aratives have done, a boldly draw, consiat
ent sketch of Roman Slavery and its con.'c
quences. Mr. Bancroft has not drawn the
parallel, but it is patent on every pag^. One
feels, with some mitigating exceptions, that
he is reading the history rnd the d'/om of
American S.'averv. lie shows us in the time
of the Gracchi, Aie "land reformers in Italy,
thi Roman II public upheld hy tlnerclasses,
—the opulent aristocracy the slave-holders
the poor free laborers nnd tho slaves.
"Philanthropy," savsMr. B. "when itcon-
w'c
entef'^
Print*'
VJ
\." .m,U.m«».Flnt«, Fife. lt„
,1U t"
,a.
Out neig
Ii*** (JCC['J
orny
lANh
hbl Uclchere Molaf«»,
10 4 l.bla
75 kegs
40 bbl* .Voir Orleans
jnly 2 irsaleby II E Ut'NT
N
UTS—12 bbls almomTs,
thl
mind, upon
tlovernaie"
Uw.freot"
jyyjhUSCttS 1
focal po«°r
culite,
thing* nia'
.re not fou
by sage*
a spec'11
for tbe wh
R- La n K.
Hams,
rpilREIJ hundred Scbemk A Deni c1. «».
-1- cured Ham«, in More and tn b»
lf th«
0pt
New Mackerel,
]VJ OW in Store, '.'u barrcle No. i
i-* 25 do du 3,
do do 1.
20 1 do do I,
25 do do r,,
do kit* du 3,
d' do do 2,
2') do do 1, very fin«:
1 Oft b-.xes ncalcd llciring,
J' B' 2. II K HUM A CO'S
Table and Common Salt.
SALT—2'.'t)
20 tl"un 3 hoop TJuckvt» fr wilo by
juJy 2 HE HUNTjkn)
Columbus Statesman l,u "h
,,r.v
-«««. A ^0 KitIBI »". 7b drum* Jiff#,
rli says. 40 $ do 40 Prun««, for nikfc/
"in Market yesterday mornmp, a Lidy nc- july 2 UK HUNT A CO
cidontallv dropped her handkerchief. A "Ti ^7"^ i"i
Newfoundland dog, belonging to Mr. John! QANDLI..—2., l,.x„ .sn.rCai.dlcs,
Weaver, seeing it when it fell, immediately
caught it up and followed tho owner until
she was made aware of hor loss by seeing
the articie in the dosrs mouth, when it was
forthwith delivered up. This faithful ani
mal may he seen almost dnily going by it
i'b rii
a basket containing a written order for cer- A
tain articles needed at the house. After de
livering its message, the articles nre procur
ed nnd placed in the basket, when it imme-!
diately with returns its load and delivers it as
safely r.s though it had boon entrusted to the
bands of a human being.
20
.10
july 2
'PEAS—10 i chests Impe.
I 10 4 Y. II. ..
ert quality, ft* rate v
ii It
Jti'y 2
{_)IC'KLI'S—10
)(k
h»t a rif.ht
aSt»'??r
e(tabli»b
to do tho
other
to do what
power to
GMSttC."
J1 K lll'STAn,.
rpilUKK tlminnd p..iml« Salerulun iu.t
I ,1V 'a -be market, for
_Ji1 i_ ''J 111'
lair liiw
"I .NT A ro
Lemons and Oranges.
BOXKS frc-h 1-ctnohji,
Or jiu-t rccdr*U prT
Pm
{ft'in ilnffal", nml loritiK* Tcrj low lty
a Kiir.vT.ito.
TIROMW Rece!ve^ Per Railroad"
L'KOal JtjiUim rc, the firivai niui U'
eve ofiv.cd in llnrlhigtuii 't*h
200 p«ny nine npplos, arwrted *iic#(
200 do 'loiuaim*?, vcrjr nice.
100 dt, WhnvtU'honicSj
100 du UiflckyH-rrus,
10 boxes mitural jirr?i rvf«, jiti at
u K HUX A CO'S.
The vi
of which
oaly cqut
of logical
temptod
1
forbid pr
The righ
ncas give
mit it dot
ligainy ir
ment tbe
in Nebni!
fr.*n|rat
fr
to fork
the powei
itc these
bhls tiili in utoic, aoH for ral r|i»p
IU0 sacks Gnmnd Alum, lot hv
j»'y-• 11 K HUNT k ct).
Wrapping Paper.
•200
1'UNlJblvs i"|j.ng |«'|wi, large.
here, jre«
judgnien
All
taking ut
to requtr
do luotlium,
do until,forolttt
IIV'NT k CO'ii.
Tubs and tt tickets.
NICSTSTubs HO l«i 2 lw)»p llucketi
crnment
States pi
eruing a
•poets,
ptoper a
telling
do il
j"iy 2
Oysters.
rIHVO
llt.:.\rItED (/aMs Fresh Oytori, ttic tuit
and elirapest ever brought to limn, ju."l arriM
irorn lint'iiiiore, at
The a
summer pressed do
by UK HUNT k CO.
ble. 1
MONTY'
bald hy|
rebuked
buried s
Natural Leaf do
extra twi*t do
cut sinckirif do
for 'ale hjr HUNT A CO.
I ty rovoli
centuiy
Hut ftlth
oH/eist«
their ad
VST O.
boxes piil jar pieldei
10 i
July 2 for sale hy
Lard.
Itl'fiS nice Leaf Lurd.
n*" II hb's do do
july 2 sale at HUNT
.Vfir *lrrival.
AVI'* in «tnre and n nrriTo,
50 hh'ls N O Sugar.
50 M.I clarified anil criuhtd sugar,
75 sack* ItioCoff.'e, 10 sacks JamCoStx,
july 2 for sale by 11 E IH'JfT 4 CO.
II
distract
tore.
eatsup nnd p.'f
no peppert
11 K 111M
and the
act.
paid dr
inercen
wrong i
ly an-. I
i CO'-.
10 bin grtinnd Pepj-r,
10 1'imeato
OPJCR--10 sks Pepper,
O 5 sacks l'imento,
3 Cloves, 2 cases Nutmegs,
july 2 'or sale by II K HUNT A CO.
MOLASSES—60
pbill erts,
Iirnzil nuts, lor sale br
HUNT k tn.
jnly 2
To the Afflicted.
20
FBOC.S.—One
IX)Z. SuTdtim Schna]ii-, qiinrts
do
julv 2.
GLASf?—75
rcgnniei
niirht lut
1
ABBAUTkWtdaesdav
11
w7t7^c I
years. Jm-inerw transact h,ns— llmtratinp diffcnni in
tiful art will be taught hy a Krenel, lady for a Scf ~7
days at Mrs.
f-cliiamin'-- on on Main vt., severj
above Court
St.
pAnaa MACIIB.—W«onMn_i||iwnew «Bd b«i^ i I im-ine- leiter'—daily ler
umcrciol low and ivmiBrrr.al «ci«eee».
Doff'* IWk krejiiT, IIHIJCT'. vUiti.n. |nce S
the most 'perf-vt and oouiprt h.-nsive n tl»- fcl-*
l«ip»»^ Miff WwVrn Sirair.er* Acr'xjr.^
-perfect ,«y«tem for fti'*h aei.otititi1, ^1
tbi.f art can be learned in i
very few hours, and uia'le n'cful in many
unif«:» the useful with the ornamental The artiqes
eiap'oi ed ior iu manufacture ar- ch-ap aud cajvlo
le obtained. Plesae call aa above and 'xamiie
fpeeimtns. jolyS—ifl
I
ft. LOCK WOO U,
XOTAKY PUBLIC.
t^3
^S«rtJU.T andJiil "vl "t
learn tne f.iilowins facts,_ Four atenrarrs TV and eonvej-anein^ .f rral state. OBli-sin und^I Keal IXaieoii Cmnnji Mi n. icr.: r'upi Mj
With troop-, for the pper Missouri, pas-led XfartaOffisc'fa the Court Hot!.". (jnlj 3/45 tbl« vifimtr aod [«y ti.e taxes thereon, 4c.
Omsha City on Snturoav the 17th lost.— n -'-i WV will jciv.^ fo. nipt attention to
rs and manv of them were dving. and 0°^ °^Corne/'j"!' f«'Wisbed, and Kate Ajiea- writing and any o.
.. VJ ford a ati»ry r»f ilw Kefui co9. for ^alc by cntm.«tr»i tons.
n the sand a.ong the river, these boats, july 3. C. M. WILCOX, No 2, Barrtfllmisi.
Store BoobL debw diamine and aeknonlctlsing dei.u» and
Tutamint. AUji Pcter«"nV f»-
miliar Seicnce, for at Xo. 1,
Itjrrct Ho-.t. i
tbsm are crowdVd into on. h«J. H,." K all the Se-Tt„a»t„t. Also Pcter«"n'i fa- I tL r.Nuir
il to'pre'ent their evrlifi.ate* r.f h'totk tvr
i.
-.|| I ..
r* -7 "a«j vi«« vwa» naiti»-iM mj wy qu MKQ" I tW 13 XToti i?ri
nVa !/m tliny flOUl I bt tlatc
lodge wilder- tion to tha report,, of IndiM'tMuhles. w' Corner
int, at
HUNT i WS
boxes 5 by 10 gtase.
25 10 12 do
20 10 1» do
12 10 16 do
Jo boxes (lint iind((in.rt Hn."k",
|il dozen gallon nnd giilli.o Jars,
SO do 1 pint and pint tumblers,
jn'y 2 for Kile IJV HINT*''
WJIKKLINU
NAILS—141 ke« »i""rte. Nail',
in store and for sale by I1K HUNT k.
Mg)k,,0,,
1
(l
Ladies' Furnishing and Fancy Store.
MILLENARY A N
V
0 i.nderstand,'that if the prison- f.jiniing the LrulifH th it ^ho t* receiving fr'Tn
nsent to marrv him he would New York a larjje supply «f Ilre»» llwdi, Itorn"'.
io charee To this h« nr .^1 Tninmii,^, -N.-ctle W.U, Ac., of the fine-t qualcj,
cn.irge. 10 tnis the prisoner .*V r**h o.lccn.
.wUieU offers at tbech«Rp^it cwh p.icci».
june 30. 1855
URESS MAKING,
Cunur of Third and lf'rt1,n./t«n
Bum I.NOT' K, I OW A.
Its E. F. IIKN MUCKS ban the pleasure of i
bjtf
Land Warrants -New Issue-
F°june^0 O HF.KN THOMAS
BDRHSOI®*
CoBS«RIIAI* XXBJW!••*K aTRr*T».
B*rlingt"fi Iowa,
A
BRANCH of the M..'rciw.til«0n«j»of
yuniA—iowwrp-irat ti ly itio Lcgi^itttttT© of
dtatc with perjjciual charter.
Trustee**
Hi" Kxo.-Hnicy tht Jaxf.s Urx*MA5, t»«
H«n. Wji. VS &evr*\*iy *1 Wt»r,)th« U«»n.
MriSKS if AMKTOV, lii/fl. W. H- 1»WBY, HoO. CtlA*ir*
Navi^k* and Grn. J. K. Mo^HHKAD.
Faculty*
AKHREW T« lifWDtN. iat- seiitor pro£e«ifJ W'"
K
Kcrping nri Guun«i'ri.il Science in M#rcai. i o
Colkirc of Penney vriLia.
ii. VAUMr, in te Profe-sor of C»a^r .n
and i.rn.imeiit-il JVr manship ID ti.e came in*titati' ».
Vuax liKs- IMhww, 'member of the Bulling^
n
Bar. Professor M»r«*an^i!p Ljw.
'ilv Pnh")pal •ler.gn cnrryiirjs »ut in evtry r*rt,c*
ul*r fhnt Cfur?o f*t ti.iiftinj for bu.-fintf*/ intr«nlr«*fn
o o w e n w i n i i U o n o
li. i'ftt!iC .7 .bcM«rci»ntik
IfnD'
sjh'anin, hy wMc'i niTchenJf *r'
i u n n i i I u -i n i s I
1 w
bj ba'inr n rrj- n n* flie ino^t th^rou^h an»l
cfTeetive prepamtion fir the aeexuntant gmti in tti-j
-WaS.
Iti I lnited .Slat-,. It comprehend,
n
,.ward, of 40U real
ih-d» «f con.hictinfr Uvka by d-uW. ,ntry-«b..«»
commercial eomputation", «splamin»
—a eoinpreh
,n arilhtn.
ire in'-
tile peumai
.Tobeiad it
Con"'? Bof'ltsiorc. fft or, frect.
ei f' a t.'iicnlnr hy mail-
LAND AGENCY OFFICE.
BROWN & LAHEE, Burlington. low*
I I AVL a c-OIH.,« i ub-tiael ..| th. title
r{
f'r
1
r)lhtr Uw bu
,in,.M ihat may
1»55 M'.i'
r. mt the H. k Vf. P.
fc
A loeelins of lhe Diftclors of the 1''*'.
T^",
v'n,'r
j'tbill
alt '•x not
Juiie^2- ,h'
their evflifi.nte*
k 'thin three m'-ntltf fiom lhe date htre®'.
filed. flmUbe-Vftsted f. rfeltc'J-
r*.ltnpre'ent
of Third nnd W.ishinatmi rtrteU.
i U N O N I O W A
I'l'.'CI't Ut n VI I MUt
U. C. jSK.vr»AM..^v"v
r. 4 w. r.