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The Regulator's New Orleans.
Tho Crescent City is now Ihe theater
nfanarcliv and excitement. Owing to
l1!. nial -administration of th municipal
gOTor. nicnt, crime disorder and biol
s!iod Ik !il their enrnival in tin t rot n, in
d )cn 1 iy and ii; defhncn of nil restraint.
Life nnd properly worn impnriln.l. Theft
thin,ja beesm so intolerable, that
Vigilance Corsrcitts was formod, last
weik, by fiisnds of liw and order,
'which look possession of on of the pub
lic . siparot, silsi (h cannon, fortified
thair positing by piling; tip balas of ootlotl
'.to., ami issued an address, aiAlincr that
tlivy were determined lo rid the city of
t'na pestiferous .c oundrels that infested it,
peaeably if they culii-f"rcit)1y if ihoy
must. Oieat a. I'cnmiit prevailed, busi-
nvs win sii'peiidml, thousands repaired to
the Committee, liai l quarters, jfor prtec
lion, mid tlo aulhdrliics woro unable to
quell the disturbance The Mayor gava
up his commission and A substitute was
appoinied by lhi Committee. A police
force we orgnied and ntlroefotis arresti
were made; of the hiott notorious cbarao
re ia the City. The City authorities
still hoi J out and are also miking arrest
An attack n mala on the vigilance
Committee, onSiturdty nijjht, the Utter
lust four killed and twelve wounded bj
the aoeidcntnl disclmr'.' of a tmnion. The
"rnHnioipnl election cmnooffon Mondny,--
1 lie Amenmiie c.trrie'i tlio (lay, clcounj
Ginrd Stith, Mnyor, by ami'ill msjriij;
Not one half of the Vigilant voted. They
elill rtirmin bidiina the btriionJoe and
fay thoy are dotermined to froe the City
of ' ruflmne. The City ia iu an uproar
and more bloodnhed aeomt inevitable.
LATER.
Kaw OntKAv. Juno ft. Oirnrd Rtitli,
American candidate, has nuij'riiy.
Miny of th prlnuipnl nniiicJ on his (ii!et
vrere' li-realed. lily quiet. The Vij,'i
Itnnecamp broke up list i.i''h', ditlmnd
d but not ilisoriiiiivl. They eny they
Trudy to cuny out ihnir pnncid"s at
mont. The municipal nuilmritio
(T"4 im wuiiw !1 concerned in
lti Viilnnoo piiivemi'Tit. Writ a:o T--med
for the arrest of the leaders on a
"ch''ire of high treason.,
Sherman's Speech.
1 V "IT., Klfl I
mnn on the Army Appropriation bill,
ahowiti the enormoue eipendilnrcs of
the Government, U universally admired
and commendod. II rtvei1ed the hurt
ling fact, that the f tponses for tlio cur
rent J-n.ir will r?iu:li oighty Hve millions,
extluiive of river and harbor improve
ments, while the entire revnin will not
rxceed Cfiy-five millions. If this reck
less policy is continued, our Government
will soon beoohie bankrupt. Not saiikGed
with a loan oftwvnty millions, an addi
tional lose of fifteen millions is now dj
minded and still the ,ealage continuos.
The array of fabts presented in ilr Sher
iiihii's epeecb is well calculated to aroure
ihe people and lead them to enquire,
'where we are and whither tending."
The Right of Search.
1 ho reporiod outrages upon the Amer
ican flig, on tho coast of Cuba, is a'l a
boat. The British have doubtless gone
loo far, in visiting and searching cur ves
sels, but it has all been done in good
faith, with viw to carrying odt the
treaty stipulations, entered into between
Ihe two governments, for the suppression
of the African slave trade. Il is a nolo,
rioua fact, that this piratioal truffle- is car
tied on mostly under American colors.
Th idea that a alaver should have perfect
imni'inity from seaich and eeiinre, be
cause hit" misappropriates oar flag, is ab
mrd in the txtrerr.
The Mormons.
The roport, that Gov. Cummiug had
boon driven out of Salt Lake city, is gen
erally discredited. At last accounts,
troop bad not entered th oily. The
Mormons still train taiu a bostiU attitude
and show evident feigns of fight. Recrti
its and supply trains were arriving slots I
from licio, the Jilni'is.
Election in Kansas.
Tiie IloarJ 01 Commistiioiiors, appoint.
cd by the L.iglish bill, it appears, have
-'; lively fixed tijion the first Monday
Argus'.. s the day .of election. Tho fact
that the M.siionrians hold their election
Mi tlio tan)' day, is tiignilioant enough.
Dare not Publish Them.
Too pip'rs in the hire of the Admiuis
tr.i'.ion dare not publish the English Bill,
j) oi-l 1' Speech or Stanton's letter.
Tber dn'i rkn. tie l),)!o euligbtenod
n the e sub ects.
Jtf The recent heavy rains have caus
ed a .'rent rib ili the Mibsouri and Miss
issippt rivers, iii the rejion of St. Louis
a i l at poir.lt above.
. tf"Ji'eat prepartiior.s are being made
at Stmlu&ky, for holding the nVxl annual
Tsil.
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LATER FROM UTAH.
THE MORMONS WILL RESIST.
Gov. Cumming Expelled from Salt Lake
City.
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St. I;Oi:i, Jilne .1 A
f.isventvcrih, (Intel t Jm
furl! cr nullimk occuri-ei
di-pi!
.'list.
I'll from
n:y tin
A
lcl.mli-
iti nt ol lron Iron) l.nt ,Vtt u new
'lni I"' P''":"'1 witl' c"n,i",'
nics of the N'cotin I n.antry.
Tho fourth (ilumn, undor C.il.mol
Morrwon, marclir.-l imt mornm''. I ho
fifth and sixth cnlumns are rendy to move,
and will bo pushed forward immediately.
It is undemood tlmt ('en. Henry and
talT will take the Hold about the Htli of
June.
Another dip t titrh. dulej I .navonwdrtlt.
the 1st, ssys intelliioncn hao been receiv
ed from Camp Citolt to tlio iih of May.
On that liy, two Mnrmoiu cimo into
rmmp from the city, having dispatches
from tov. Cummin for Kcurctary C-ii-j.
The Irons expeijtnil to inovo toward thu
tnd of May. iNotliini; was known nt the
csmp at this time of nny prM:eidiiira
wiihin Hi city, i nn lurckj'iiii ciimo hy
innil to the 1' ort The cxiiresKmnn who
brought il, supplies tho li.lluniiiij addi
tional particulars:
He left Laramie on tlio 10 Inst. The
eoirimandini officer directed him to In
form Colonel Monroe that ho had in for
mation that Gov. Cummin had bean ex
pel'ml from Suit Lke oily. The Mor
mons were in arms, and were determined
to resist lo the lnt. 'l'ho commander
requested Col. Monroe to push on as
speedily as posnllilu.
This communication, It is understood
was received at Kearney by mail, nn
brought by this mexsen'rer, to Whom
was communicated verlnlly for lack of
time. II mnt Col. Huffman' command
sever.ly-flve rhiles. beyond Lnsioio.
They had oncountcred snow two and three
font deep. Many animils wero lost, and
all the streams were very hi'h.
The Pesca Commissioners had passed
Laramie, and Were obliged to swim the
I'lstie. At the latter post ii was reportod
that the troops at Catnp ficott were living
on rnulo me nt.
No ollicial information had binn ro
ceivud at tho Fort, but tho authority for
thn forej(oin inlclliijnco is regarded
Uiiqiiestionnhlo.
Douglas and Buchanan.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Titnua wiiius as follows:
The rupture between tho rrasidtint and
Jutgo Douglas has been rnndcred more
durable by rtcont oocurrences. A num
ber of very extreme Southern man, not
yet preparud to break With the Northern
bomociacy, wr.ited ilpon the President
last week, and represented lo him tliat
they could not afford to drivtt Mr. Doug
las inioan alliance with the Ilcpilb!i!ais,
or to p 'rnnt him lo tin crushed by them,
Il way. t'mioforo, necessary to thu cause
of tho South that Air. Douglas shmild It
returned to thn Sen ito, and ihnt event
mi,'!it depend upol thn pstronaa of tho
Adiitiui uratioii. Mr. Pui'linnaa inttut
lx UuUiVjJ strong nn.l vindiciive feeling.
M llee.lara.t IhllV. t.e tmm , Hiy J,i
hand; that U m no lonur rtKirnlil,) t,,
keep terms with Douglas; that he hail
failed llwi nriinitnraiw on a crilioal oo
ion, and was no more lobe trtis'od by
than John P. Hale, and that be fhoiild
proceed to turn out of ofilce all his follow
ers whom he could teach. , Hp, therefore,
resumed the work which bo Ijiid suspen
ded in i isrc.h, and immudl itelr removed
th ree of the most effective and able friends
of Mr. Doulta ns a Senatorial and Pres
idential candidate in the Northwest.
A Bankrupt Treasury.
When James lluchaiisu was in.iugurn
ted Trusidont of tlio United Slates, tin
troasiiry contained it surplus of tictn'j
millions. Thst lias teen spent, nnd now
Congress is applied lo for aloanofffteeh
biilliont of dollars! Old Buck knows
how lo spend Die peopfa's money.
An Unckrtain Comi'lime.vt. The
Fremotil Democrat has a certain question
able way of acknowledging favors redder
ed by 1111, Hepresent.itive iri Congress
from the Fremont District. Witness the
following:
Our acknowledgments are doe to Hon.
L. W. Hall, of this District, for copies of
the conforenco report, nnd letters from
several of the Ohio members in palliation'
of their Votes in for ot that measure.
W should prefer a lot of the speeuhos
Douglas and others agiinet the measttro,
for distribution, as the Emjlitk literature
Gnd very dull sale in this section.
.itiTThe Cleveland Postmaster, Mr.
Gray, litis been removed, and Benjamin
lUi riiiiilon appointed. His nomination
has been sent to the United State Sunale,
n 1 we presume will hi confirmo t by that
body. The J'ltilniiiahr's indorsement
the Knglish twiddle Could :ot eavy its ed
itor from decapitation. His head was
rolled into the basket at tho command
King James I. Well, k's none our fu
Journal.
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in
Tits Ohio Stat-sI:. Thomas Miller,
Esq., late Postmaster of Columbus,
purchased one-half of the SUilcmfan, and
baa become joint publisher of thai tuner
with Mr. Smith, tinder the Ami name
Smith ft Miller.. Mr. Miller will have
charge of the financial concerns of
paper. The editorial miinagemeut of
paper remains a heretcforo. ,
if irS- crotan SUmton I. as gone to Km
sua lo stump the Territory "Vainsl
KngliKii coiitrivanta. Ho I'.-ars that gr.
frauds are 1 onteiniilato I Iv its fi icn.ls.
and that the Lccumpton Coiistiiution
ba adopted "under ihe forms of Javv."
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I Wi'l in les minx. - 1 no Illinois
Stnte Iftyitttr, say8-"T'h late incessant
rains Gil our farming community with
gloom. Since our Sut has
been visited by such a co'ntiWance
rainy weather ee has marked the pas',
or eight weeks. From all q urteis of
Suite we have report that tf.o rain
delaying tho corn planting, and goiierailj
keeping bsck tho larniiirs' upt'ing woik.
A cuiitiiiuarice of Ihe present wu:her
ten days or two weeks, will Ui most dis
astrous for our Corn prospect s."
jffn.er is to bo a gr.i;id military di.
flay e P 'v'n, on th. " 1 1 f Ju!r.
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It
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friie N. Y. limn Washington cor
respondent learns that Gov. Dnnver lias
male a requisition ou the commanding
officer at Ft. Leavenworth, for a detach
ment of drsoons to ropross the disturb
ances Iri Kansas.
JtfrGen. Wslker'e IrisI tock jilsce nt
New Oilcans last week The Jiry dis.t
,rr..nd 10 le iri" for nrrinittal and 2 for
conviction." The District Attorney final
ly entered nolle and thus tho case, ends.
frTho Assoc! ite ilefoi rr.ed nnd lie-
formed Presbvterian Churches of the V ni-
4 ,
ted S'.ates hnvo at !att effectod a forma!
trnion. This tinion was brought nhotit at
Piitsburtjh, Iri general conveiition, s fuw
diiys ''0.
itiTThe English G verr,mnt is ab t
to present its French neighbor a raro and
valuable gift, In tho sbnpe of lie futinral
car that boio tlio rom liim of tho cxilo of
St. Helena to his tomli.
ii" rTA German H-poi ler for a paper in
fjincinnali, called the (to.-man Republican,
was brutally assaulted and benten, last
week, by a Jew nnnied Levi, a lottery
deader'-"-'!! at'count cf Botne stricturos
madu upon his profession.
SiT The General Aescmblys of tho Old
and New School Prenbyterin churches
have just closed their Isbors. That cf the
former was held nt New Orleans that of
the latter nt Chicago.
itfrCommodoro Thomie Ap Calcsby
Jones, of tho XL S. Navr. died on the
31st tilt., nt his residence, in Georgetown
D. C. II'i was a nalivo of Virginia and
was born in 1 Gi).
XtTThe "swill milk" excitement In
New York Ins caused an investigation by
the li rd of Itealth nnd soirto startling
facta bare bsen brought lo light.
JtiTTUo Willol's Point Investigation;
in Congress, discloses i.imo facis not vory
complimentary to he Secretary of War
and others implicated in tho transaction.
if "Tha reportod duel, b 'twonn Harris
of III. and Hu.rlms of Ind., did not come
ofl'und vbe difficuliy has been amicably
settled.
StTll is rumored that Gon. John E.
Wool will bo detailed lo Utah, lo take
Gon. Smith's position nt tho head of the
Uuiled States forces.
ittTTI o C'leveUnJ lain litalcr says
that Mrs. Cunii'ingham Uurdell lies pur
chased a farm in Carroll Co., nbout four
miles from Carrollton.
jtir rm supporters of tho Engliiih
swindle g) in for Congressioiml intervcii-
lieu in its icost odicua form. The l!o-
publican nro the only true advocates of
practical Pojnilir h'overeight.
ItT?. P. Plir Sm. ha written a let-
tur, utterly refuting iho ste.tomenl of Wmi
'
ptbecut Administration.
X7"Congrcss has p.tssod a joint reso
lution to adjourn on Thursday of thin
weeft. llusinoss Is being put through
with a rush.
.ttf The effort in Washingtm city, to
organize n "Peoplo's Party," turns otit
to bo tin aVoriiot).
jCftlov. Slew.trt of Misaotiri has call
ed out tho niililia to rex- tho reported in
vasion from K insin.
, XtTThc 0'iio Pr'cteMntit Tpiscopnl
Convention hits been in scdsiou during the
past week nt Newark.
trSenator ilendersoti of Teias cho
sen in place of SViifUo? Husk deceased
died on Saturday, at"Vasbington.
jCiTThe consideration of the Itom'o-
stead Hill, in the Sennto, lias been post
poned until January next.
ft7Kx- President Tiorco nnd lady
wero to leave Lisbon oti the 1st of Juno
for n tour in Europe,
jCsT'Tho Toledo JUtiiie learns thiit a
new Administration paper t to be started
in that city at no eaily day.
vVe hear of numerous JeatnB j!v-
ing boon occaaionod Intuly from light-
Dins:
iCSTbo rumor that Chief Justice fa
ney is about to resign ia positively denied.
X7ll'irlholomew, tho Sculptor; died
at Naples on the 1st inst.
f
of
has
of
the
the
the
at
will
,
no ui'hxKP Tna .vi i't i.v 1 i;rs?
That is now tho rluestion. Tho Wash
ington correspcndetit of tho Chicago
Tribune iutiiiiatHS that evideace has been
received which tends to fasten the guilt
of the transaction upon tho contractors
themselves, who ihoichy realised niore
ftom their contrasts than they would bad
they delivered iho supplies ns par con
tract. Tho correspondent writes.;
A recent traveller from the camp b.ngs
corroborating proof that the trains burnt
up last wint. r or full were conllagrated
by the contractors, who would gut more
by this mode of disposing of their cargoes
than by delivering them, lie says that
the wheels wero csicfully taken' !f the
wagons before the Ivter were committed
to combiiMioi,, which is thought to bo a
strong indication that the burning wsa
not the woik of cither Mormons or Indi
ans, Splondi'l pr'va! fortunes vnll be
mado by methods an tlogous to this oper
ation, out of the vast accumulation of ma
terials and stores belonging to the expedition.
not
ot
til
the
for
1" 11 St NiiWCATLK, Indian 4, Tkkasi IW
not HottUKO. Since our last issue the
Treasurer's snfo was opened by forcible
means, and the funds deposited in it all
found as lhy weie left. New locks have
been procured, and additional precautions
taken to prevent a s'milar attempt at rob-
oeiy. v regies to near ungenerous ni
sii.ustions made against tho integrity of
the Tieasiirer, in reference lo ll u former
robbery and the late attempt. There ei
i's fict a tthatlow of roin I for suspiciou
Newcastle (Ind.) Courier.
For the Tribune.
Demagogism vs. the People.
On Ihe HireliilJ of an'.tlct csmpsign, our
domocrstio friemls manifest a m ir than usual
degree of impinlenrs ati4 tmiiitiooj. In f.!se.
hood they sarpaw even themk lrei. They re
ir.f !'irn with liicie egniiy in tl.e liiith of s'.me
avf ,1 hug hi sr, in whrwe nlmJow thy mny h'nlc
tliemselves. Well nny they UUf stul jrv""
1 l iving sltl llionisi'lves to the sapp'ii t of n meas
ure, wli-eh, f"T utt. r (Jishnnr.! ) , hm no :iisil' l
in thu history of l";oKlslinn. multitmlesol imj'iir-
ees sro Innied npnrt tlirm In searching, iu
lij.'iianl g.i.c. (''iiKeioiis fiiilt nnki'S them
miilin end tivint hniieilli the fcaihinx pnh'ic
jleok, wYidi iiiV?oiituraiinol them. Vulnerslde
nt every poir.t, they cannot Und so scorching n
onlesl. Siime'.hinir mint b dune to arer', this
terrihlo scrutiny. Ho Uiey resort to the (jsnie In
Wlilcli they sre the best skilled, and lo which tliev
oe their saccesj Imretofuro ; nsmelj', traducing
their eppiinenU. They li )p to cell coct lies about
thu liepiili'leau party, big enough to attract ihe
notii-o of the people, and make them stop this
hateful look in;;, j.ookisu, J,OOKlM nt Tumi
srliieli they feel they cannot loii); eiehiro But
we lear our f.'ie'ul have been unfortunate, both
iu the material Bnd construction of these f.ilse
hoods In which they place their trust. Consid
ered merely as lies ll 17 sro ss ell l"ne. Wo al-
ayi conceded tint In their-fieeuliiir avoealioii,
then Deiuoersts eould distan.'e all rompetltors.
Hut, viewed In connection wltli tho woik they are
to rlTcst and the ruhjects they are to oporsts up
on, their this year's falsehoods do not Hatter tlio
j.oity of their authors. It is possible to tall a
lie so big, nnd whose chsrnetsr is so apparsnt up
on iu Uce, thst nobody wlfl believe it not ovsn
the most stupid.
They tell the people thst fie Itepuhliesns
"voted lo sdiult Kansas into the Union ss a Hlnvo
stats." fow exery body knows better, the
hostility ol the Kepuhlieins to the s linisden ol
anv more slavo stales, is too wi-ll uuilrntond, fcr
a i'iiUo! oml liko that to obttin rrcdenca any
where. lh'Sides the rending public know riiit
well til it during the present, nession of CenrcKS,
the llepubliciiiis, toecthrr with I niKlad uiid a lew
of tho more conscientious Democrat", have
throud.out, adhered strictly to their principles,
unceasing opponiliun to the Leeooiplon Constitu
tion nnd Urn miserable "liiilisir' bubtirluge,
and have msnlully supported thu principle ol
I'opuUr Sovereignty; while the great body of the
Democracy, with James lluchaimn at their head,
lnvo mado rticutloss war upon this doctrine, and
labored liko giants to thru it becompton and Sla
very upon Kanse, In spit of the united wi I ol
her people. Agdn, thsy raise a niiglity noise
about the corruption Just disc irered 111 the w Is
ennsin State tl iverumtuit, and charge the prodig
ions frauds direovercd thers lo the liepubbcaiis
Now sll Iheso Denincnilie eiliters know that this
C .irruption was a general thing among tho Wii
consul ultii'isls, Qtpccnwiy tho loco-loco portion
01 lliem: that these utlr r were the more iiunu'r-
otis, and curiied off tho lion's share of the spoils.
Nor is tin ro any mystery about the nthiir, through
which they can inimjse tip'iu tho people. It was
ferreted out and invcsti jsted In the Iil'IiI of day,
and coiisetpictitly lh people will get Ihe facts
and pon lor them for themselves, lloth parties
were bribed; und tlio Dein icratio or Itepubiicnn
wire puller, who attempts ti make political c.ip
ilul out of this, must bo "hstd up" indued.
f'reu tho Administration fttels that something
niut bo doi-o, or it inu-t will beneath th burn
ing sun of public ihouitht. Tiio Minium war,
gotten up to divert lite duiple. It ml abortion j
hi) I tho nhiioiul lelinj mutt be r.Vcited sgKiust
Jc 'in Hull.
Hul iill llicie iliiiig" lll he of no avail. Th"T
mtiho tlm people, who think that iiiip'.inilioii
cm bo practised up in t'letn so i.iniTCU. And
these 1111 11 will peilniis find, m jrr lull, Hint they
havo ciernuchtd ihcni?r!vi lb it llie'r do.nn
arc ton big SI j swallow. U'e u.lt not lio loo
saou'iiine, yet of 01m fling tu." ws ceruiii; ce;i
It ihey do fucoee I in tlie coniiuj elecll in, their
iniiinty must, ero loui bee ml ) up;irent, m'd
fuarlnl for tlmin will be thn day when hev are
arrslnod h..... ihu n,i,i..i-'. rn J,i.lwt-sltiK
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C. I. T.
Lot's Wife.
Hut his wife lo ike I bsck IrJin behind him, and
Ueeaine a pillut of suit. (Jr.NK.sis U "(i.
In tho nhovo vorse is recorded tho fate
of nn unfortunate lady who sot out to do
a good thing and didn't do it. Tho
world is full of pillitrs of salt tho pages
ol history nro strewed with mehnioluly
examples of men wrccku.1 within sight of
tho haven of their hopes, by turning their
fnces towards tho stilting point, but the
example of the thousands who have pro
ceded him did not prevent 'ho individual
elected by the deluded people of this Con
ji'ressioiuil District to represent them in
Washington, from making a Mrs. Lot of
himself. Lot's wife was commanded to
leave the city of the plain, and flee unto
tho ra'ourltiiin. Hull was commanded to
leiivo a corrupt Administration nnd travel
towards a location odtsi le the Locofoco
camp, called Justice. Lot's wife started,
but having caught a sniff of the good
things she hitd left, turned. Hall etnrtcd
butalasl poor human n.itunl The al
lurements of public plunder tvero too
strong for his limited honesty, aiil he
turned buck. Lot's wife was turned into
a pillar 01 salt. Hall will be noxt fall, in
fact he is now. Politically be is mado
of no niWe enduring material. He ie a
crumbling pillar, and aliout next fall a
storm of public indignation will burst up
on Ins bead and oblitcrste him entirely.
Poor llalll Poor miserable Lawrence!
useful, henceforth only as a scarecrow .
serviceable merely as a warning to the
trucklinj, shuffling domngoguos who may
hereafter cheat tho people into giving
Bucyrus
Journal.
The Weather and Crops West.
There is little ground for thonlarm fill
in many quarters in regard to tho effects
of the continued unfavorablo weather up
on the growing crop of fcorn. Seventy
five dae of warm fcun, with or without
occasional ehowerS, Will insure an average
field of thai Jjreat ataplo it half a doton
of the Western Stales; a.id though there
it much uiie.uii.css msnifusted just now,
we see no reason to believe that the pros
pect is hopeless 01 even iliscouiaginjj. It
is true that much of tho seed put in the
ground has roiled, and mutit bo planted
again; thai the com f..r south which has
Klfiyli d to tho surface iu tiito e the
rains, is chrivolod, yellow siid thin iu the
bill; but il is not too I its V1 replant, and
a warm sun will repair air mischief thus
fur done. The Beanons In the psst wirch
have been wet in the spring we instance
Inland IBM did not fail lo yield a
good average harvest. There is no reasou
u believo that 105U will disappoint the
industrious tillers of the soil. The
clouds, the rain, the vied, the yellow
corn, and kindred topics may furnish
themes upon which the bulls and bears of
the corn market can eloquently expitiata,
but they fortunately do not control the
Chicago Tribune.
,
Foil Skih i itojt. At it laio Court of
Common Pleas for Ciit.vl'oid county,
Ohio, the case of S.mf..rd vs. Henry D.
12, Johnson, for soduclKi:i of pliiiutilf'j
daughter, re utltt j in ji c:JVt of S.MiXl
lor pliiutuf.
The Bribery in Wisconsin Parceled
Among the Parties.
The Enquirer, nnd other sheets devot'd
stalo lice in behslf of the Administra
tion tisrlv, rpeak of the recent exposure
COITOpMnn 111 nconlll es n;i ntuji---
kion of bghl into C'.ack llepublican busi
1 ' i
ness. Hero nro thj fads:
O'. tho biilierl Senators, nine wern
Democrats, who receiveil 8 1 3." (!()(); and
Ihreo were Ilepublicnne, who received
y.jij tinu. 1110 only nunswi woo iuiu
(-ii . tj 1 i:
., , , 1 , ! 1
n:rainm tlio 'Jin were ivi-iiuuhchms.
.... . !..liin---r 1.:1
lliev r'luseu an onern 01 unues.
In the Assembly , fifty-seven members j
received b. ibes, as follows:
3" Oemoeratie member" received. .
1'J Il.inublic.tn members received. .
0"i WO
wnn mom icr. 01 me Assemciy r-
... , 1 1
fused bribes; six ol wl,orn were iP"'-1
cane, and one a Demoorat. Of other
State odlcots who received bribes, were-
A Repiiblicin O-ivenmr. J.).VJ
D.'iiinerntic llink Comptroller I'l.tK't)
ncmncrstie Lieut, llnvernor M.co'l
Dcinoersiic Clerk or Assembly .r.,')tn)
Dem. Assistant Clerk of Assembly 1 (l,0!M
To ncapilulato, the account elands
thus!
Number cf Democratic members n:id
H.alo oflicers Who were bribed is CI.
Amouul received ly them s.'jn.ODO
Number of Republican members and
Slate officers bribed is 23. . .
Amojint received pj them 1175,000
The above exhibit ia confined to the
members and State ofTccre. When we
40 beyond that, we find that the Democ
racy have fairly wallowed in. corruption.
To a moonshine railroad, of which Dem
on rat in E-Go. Barstow was President,
$1,000,000 of L Crosso county bonds
was given, as a share of tho plundor,
which wn divided out by Birstow nnd
his followers, ho receiving 09,000, his
private secretary So2.000, the editor of
the Madison Aryu during Unratowa nu
ministration fl.VJ.OOO, and so ori. To otb
er outside papers there was paid for thoir
influence, 82 10,000; about 840,000 wont
lo ltepuplicans, and tho rest to Demo
Cin. Commercial.
Tub Ciivstal Palacic i.t Possr.ssto
or Til Citv of Nbw Yons. The Mayor
and Comptroller of New-York, sent po
licemen on Monday to tiko possession of
tho Crystal Palace on bchnll' of tho city,
the Corporation Counsel having advised
them that inasmuch as tho original le.iso
of the ground on which tho Pal, ice stiirls
expired five years ago, the ciij' has the
ri-'ht to re-enter. The policemen met
with no resistance, and the city aulorities
are now in the possession of tho proper-
it'tTThe bill reported lo the Senate
conferring war-making powers upon the
Prosident, which is neaily a fac timili
that passed i i 1039, is claimed by Mr.
Douglas, who is its real author, to be
peace mertstire. Put the Times' Washing
ton correspondence snys "it is evidently
designed to place the responsibility of pre
serving tho national honor on the Presi
dent, and foiling hint to redeem1 bis
pledges."
fiT People cf New York City nro
casting about how I hey can protect them.
..lu..o mnintt i r t.'IIK. A 1 UTO
VJompauy IS projected, who prcpopo
(o brino; milk from the country in locked
cans, from which it cati etily be drawn
by faucets, thus being protected from
adulteration by water or other substance.
Look Oit fob the Carts. AVo are in
formed that a locomotive aud ten cars haVe
been bought by the Fremont ii Indiana
Ktilrond Company, and their arrival
looked for to-morrow. A cargo of iron
expected daily, and it will contiiiuo to, ar
rive until tint whole 10,1)00 tons shall
delivered. The company will commence
Fremont
Journal.
XrThe Indiana Xat'wnal Democrat re
grets to see so many of its anti-Lecomp-ton
allies of the press in that Statfl giving
in their unqualified adherence to Lecomp
ton junior the English bill. It culls up
on them to stand firm, and snys
though Lecompton itself may be doomed,
Lecomptonism still reigns at the Capital.
jtiTlIon. Charles Sumner sailed for
Europe in the VunJeriiU on S.aturJiy.
He goes direct to Havre and thence
Swiizerlnnd nnd Hungary, His' object
to free himself from tho excitements
liis public position in the hope of regaining
his former strength and vigor by travel.
Oiito Eoo Interest. From a calculaton
carefully made by an intelligent (ron
tlenian in Columbus, Ohio, we learn that
the eggs annually produced by the hens
in that State, would pay tho yearly inter
qst on her pub'lio debt. iY. "". Evening
Voel. ... : "
JtiT The Legislature of New Hamp
shire, which meet next month, is
cIiooko a U, S. S.oiator to suceod John
P.Hale. Mr. Hale is again a can Jidate,
as is also Mr. Thomas P. Edwards, both
as Republicans.
TArixonia and Daco'ah havo hot yet
been definitely acted on by the Senate
Committee oa Territories. Douglas
in favor of organising both, while Grkkh
?s hostile to Arironia. Probably neither
will be organised this session.
X rT The Chillioothe Advertiser states
that James II, Ij tker, Esq., late Secretary
of State, will be tho Republican nominee
to represent that district in the next Con
gress, It thinks he is the strongest man
thu Republicans can run.
JZifThe Legislature of Wisconsin,
obedience to the expressed wish of a ma
jority of the peop'e of the State, has pass
ed a bill re-establishing tho death pei.'ally
for murder.
ivl'lie new Comet, discoverel a few
weeks i,'o at the Observatory in Cam
bridge, Msss., is found to be rapidly re
ceding from both the sun aud tho earth..
" ' . .
? A murderer having eso.-ij'cd from
jail at Webster, Iowa, the local paper
there suggests that a detective be sent
Kansas lo appreheud him before liuclmu
kii Appoints him loollio.
Afy-Tho Now York Tribune prints
iho (.pcoch of Hon. John Sherman, on the
Army Appropriation bill, in full, an
pronounces it an admirable cllort.
Later from Utah.
1.,
1
St. Lotns, June 5. The Republican
learns from ft gentleman who left Fort
Leavenworth on the 2d, and who read
sll Ihe letb'is from Camp Soolt up lo the
15th, that the news of Gov. dimming hav
ing b"en driven from Sail J. ike Ci'y is
discredited. Letters fiom (.'ssmp Scott,
of Urn latest dates, mention no such event,
land nothing was known thero of what had
. :.. .1
ring been
' . ' "
ii'! uiii iki iiieiii u'li n; uum trt 11 '
tiling and Col. Johnston. Dispatches
from Gov. dimming lo Secretary Cass
,.,,l.l .!.. ,..
q( on q
. , , , .,,,,.. nf
,eived
ppnrtu
'ov Gumming was only derived from the
iiicrnion uourers 01 inetio oispiiK'.ne.s lb ia
Je(, , improi,aWe. Information has
roched Camp Soctt tlmt a ti.pplV of beef
. . lfln(i,n,i Uol..IIoff-
..)jfl lQ
! 1(f , cn(..anipment. A dispatch from St.
' , .'; .1 ib
Joseph, Mo Bays that section of the
country has been Visited by Olio of the
heaviest rain-storms ever known. Platte,
j Orand and several olVr rivers overflowed
their banks, doing immense damage to
tho crops, bridges, itr.o. The worst con'
sequences are leered.
From New Hampshire.
j
1
C00CORO, June, 3.-Oov. Ilaile delivcrod
hie inaugural messige to the Legislature
to-day. Il is mainly .. dVoled lo local
matters, and exhibits a (prosperous con
dition ,of tho . educational, agricultural,
financial and other interests of the Stale.
It announces that a U. S. Senator is to
elected in the place of Jlon. I. P. Hale,
whose term will expire in March next.
In conclusion tho Governor reviews Ihe
question of shivery nnd tho position
Kansas, and savs:
Encouraged by repented triumphs, the
slavo power assumes nnd dehanily note
upon the assumption that they aro within
limits to its expansion"; that it exists by
it own in:eret.t.right wherever the law
I ha
n.auonal domain, nnd, there nro
ght wherever the laws
of our country extendi and it claims, ihnt
there is no place, north or south, within
the country where protection to slavo
property is Dot received unuur the Con
8titution.
It is such aggressions things ns those
that have produced the ngitatton winch
we deprecate. Iho agitation will con
tinuo and increaso so long ns such as
sumptions are insisted and acted upon
assumptions which, as a matter of plain
dut v, will be met with a stern and unytuld
ing resistance by the people ol tins
tho Northern States
An Interesting Suit for Damages for Confining
Lady in a Lunatic Asylum.
of
a
Sever.il years ngo, n young woman
this city, a member of one ot tlio church
es, was confined in tho Lunatic Asylum
for somo five or six months, through
instrumentality of the officors of
Church, who Innostly boliuved liar to
in a ih'rnno-i-d state of mind. After
liberation, the young woman, Miss Fan
ny Hale, commenced suit against D. Van
dcrirriff, nild others, for false imprison
mailt, and upon tlio first trial, some years
ago, ti e jury returned a verdict for
pTaintitf tor 610 OOd. A new trial
inui, when the jury failed to gree.
ease was a rain re-tried in the Cotnnun
Pleas Court, this week, and the jury
evening retlirned a verdict for M'ss
Cincinnati Gazette.
New Hampshire U. S. Senatorship.
is
is
Concord, Jtlne Si: 'I'he Republican
Senators in caucus, last night, josolvod
to adhere to the rulo. of rotation In office,
which- ie adverse to the re-election
Hon. John P. Hale. The indications
favorable for the election of T. M. EJ
winds, of K.'iene, to tha
Murder Trial.
Ijostov. Juno 4. Tho trial cf. Francis
lv. and Miriam T. llealh, at Lowell,
the murder of thoir father in tho town
Dracut, closed yestoday, the prisoners
being found guilty of murder in the sec
ond degree. Francis was sent, to State
Prison for life. The sentence of Meriuin
was deferred.
Flood and Loss of Life.
to
is
of
Roscoft, III.,' Judo 4. The culvert
this place was swept away last night,
tho house of fter. II. Iltdey,
drowing Mrs llsloy and eight childron.
The dumaTos to other houses aro consid
erable. Hear of no more lives being
lost.
irAll is but sip wisdom that wants
experience.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
to
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to
I
ST NICHOLAS SALOON.
(ttptoettth Court lloastfirtinpUriio.
TH KitbcribtnkiiptiBaurin arm (tunc in lo thacit
n of 'l'ul.n. And tha (iullio (nuriil), tht ! h
h In tnluon.in n ( ami i'eniuiiAliliy . ber diluting
t.tokwi. iuwilltitfp oohftao tb hen of
leg WMMt
vlii' li St wifl Ih;;t to funii.li U bi nui.teroui
inrn by th Juh or (kllou.
THE LADIES SALOON
tiifi tli ienan3 itnrr. antl i to b moil odIt bi tl erA.&nrl
l bf ib.rMUiMamftyinjrthM.
THE G ENTS SALOON,
Ilia ilia Si.Kloiy . Ealraueo oa Mala llratt.
FRUIT OF A LL KINDS,
iii itiaoAioii, willbo rvoj np.
CAKE OF TUB REST QUALITY,
mlwttyaun hind,
Country Saloons Sujpl:e,J.
1 mthit -t nt f.tr llod fc f tlltiv i'fl'tiyat rj Orifrt,
itl will fitr ploiiufj m fillirif H ortlara irjm ('oaulry
IsMvns, t,ty i B nittat n sitjuablttrni. -
C & tlntivjarij i romp I wi t- w ! II bo I a rvtlinoit
to 'M pntrona, .
Tnhn, aVVWo-lr V. BROWN.
Court ol' Coiuiuou I'Icuh, Scofct couuly,
. . ' OM.,
Jolm t'oaipton, rini i tilT. jLti.it Sa nul Vati imi
M?lk-n, fisilttulnnt
rpIIK th fcMtlitm Htttr.iiwl Vvr will ukr noiirc tint
1 I'UmtiH, on Uv 7ih tUy of Jimt, A l Ir-kH, lilfti
MiihNi in nJ t'.voi:, nl ramU nui tlet-ntntil, in
l vi Oil lltro la riutt U hitu lrm ttio tsi ilrioAttnnti,
Umii im...i4)f jr nHc lo him, ol tit it toltr Jt, Ini;,
mm of nv iu4r4 ttsillr n 4 iisierjat tb ron aim
Kla 4my ol Ort.itjor, A U 47 , ot itxt ruoo4 mvui rwromi,
T fciMinsM, Rna wo whtob o oikt (or Judgiooat &0.nI
dISsJinlt, ))!( tUU Oltst tMIWfs4t.
PUiuiilt h.iji r.oM)J nn ouochiusiat to lata oamai
Hht i1i'lfant Wvotr. fiiitl Ucinr huH Dn.w-f
krlittoo mm nf bclOM UtO 1-fth ly of Autsit A l l-.VS,
li m iU Im fXn ta trew, i-KK 4V bHKVVl.H,
Jfrtll-0- frJ n Atl'yilof I'lojunlT.
AOKN'J'S WANTKD. . ,
1(111 im tV uf sn Omrr Nt.ru wdi,lr tlla
I tiTHitM.nta nj iint i nttnrn ot' UiO otiMutro of
olli.'. Kt-lail pfltsf, $i it I,
A 11 An I no Kiut.)ii !.i sip,-hi. b will kiurtl
C r? iy on nmialr, t n uarj 4iU , uJ t.rij- nit
iv-n. A'lii- K, ili n.im.
y,it . tj i.u-its M.i 'mi
of
no
II, A. BUSKIRK & BRO.
1.
.."' s
Arercccivin this Faring, the largest
Mock of '
GR0CE1UES
Ever lirouglit to tliio city, wliicb tlioy
Inknd to tScll Low.
COFFEES.
Java, SantoHg aiuJ Rio.
SUGAliS,
Cnihri, Pow.1ti(, CrmwilnlwI.t'oSV t"W. A B, Slut
Imimsn W Primt fw (Irkmi.
Imperial, 131uck and Yonng Hyson.
T0CACC03 .
Of all kinds, from Six Twiot to tho
r inost Cavendish.
Cut TuZa'ccotS.nolins and Chcxclng
IT ! Iiirilly fT.srY for n to nnmernl. in furl, w
krn rrrTthln thn ! ollf nl stabll)tuifll of
thi kind. V an. pffprd la d onr
I0BBIIG XHABE
ill. ftrtailpn nniV('t!ifr'.,tini! W tMk fW will ftnil it Iff
to thoir AivantAe to iximiot rrar Mo eta bKor Niying cUt-
Ileitis Rnd l.acon.
r'ntirnml Pofatoe,
I'.iitttT, Lnnl.-Kczs, &c. - .
II. A. UU6K1HK & IJRO'
w
ILLOtV Ware of Cvery Description.
Btam IVtn? of all kin.li.
HABI BUO ,
SPLIT P K. AH, Feail BarWy, Toloco, Vrrmlralll, srnl
Macearont. llABaBRK.'
Q Uug.livail Cnmaina tfi fliina kuir.
rn tlaneli MoIaikoi.
oO . . ,
n.irtcli of Pyrup.
A nntti TftbaecO.
OA Boxiii Fur h.
.lady
II A BfSKIRiC fc BRO.
- Boxes lleirtnf .
O " lloxra T D l'lt.
of
the
the
De
ber
tho
was
The
last
Hale
of
are
for
of
at
de
stroying rtttvd
Mil
ton (lw
ht
hKb
o
tit
ils
miU
tho
uid
oi
Iht
OU
n
I.
25
Umea M It Raiilnl.
II A Bt'SKIRK fc BRO.' .
2 Boaet t-ui Candlaa.
Boiri 0ial C'anilln,
1 A t'olai Tallow Canilln.
II A B k BRO
J rj "" I'eppet,
j j BjAI..lco.
All kiiuU Groonil i-YiCP,
CRUM AND G001IL
are now receiving at their new
Wholesale and Retail
IS
second noon Konrtr of the bhawium
HilCBE.
A very hirgo ami superior assortment
of
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS AND
Foreign and Domestic Lirjuora.
All of whicli U)- are tuiblail to at II at grsntlj
...REDITCED PRICES., k
Tlir wcaMtnvlla particular atlcntton tothtlr itock
Teas, Molasses,
Cott'eoj J'epjHjr.
Sngafj. Spices,
Tobaccoj isoap,
Cigars, Oaritiles,
POWDER, SHOT, LEAD, CAPS;
ivv.t v.w..,vvv. , ,
Ti.iMtnrtmrntof Frnilaambrse.isll tli delicaci.3
Uii. onilotlii'roliutea, anch ba
Iiaisins,
Figs,
Prunes,
Dates,
Oranges
Lcmonfi.
Almond),
Hi hrivto ,
Cocoa Nuts, &cl
FISH BY THE BARREL.
Smoked and Cnrod Hams, Tar, Salt
and
DYE STUFFS OF ALL KINDS."
Also a variety of
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
Wo tro prepared lo iuwf
FAMILIES
With Groceries and Prorision3 at
prices reuiKrkably low."
AV Kavil A, Lirim biim-.1v nf
CIGARS & TOBACCO, ,
Wliicji we aro prepared to furnish to
lovera or the weed, at greatly reduced;
prices.
Country Merchants
Desiring to lay in a stock of Grocc;
rics for retailing, will liud it to their
interest to
CALL ON US,
As wo aro determined not to bo un
dersold. '
COUNTRY PRODUCE"
Of all kii'Ss or
CASH,
taked fo exchange for goods. ,
Now is the time to get
BARGAINS. .
Remenier the 'pluco, 2 Doors NortlJ
of tlio Shawlinu House, TiC.in, Ohio.
CRUM & I'.iiOllL.'
juuo ltst, 'oS-tf.