--« it rot and it Viral~5niIhcd,by'Iiotlis:;,Philippe',
' 0 1; i3 gnrraandadby 52~Corintliia.n pillars, or.‘
_ _ ifiplendid facade. "Tliis build-
ing was intended by fNapolcori to represent;
“Se tettlllle of ‘Fame. ‘The’ Church St. Eus-
I incite,--in..the'--Rue.Traiuee,-intone of. the lat:-.
gent in-:_P.u_ris-étlie Church of St Germain
ees Pies"is’lthe oldest in Paris, c‘ontaiu'ing the
monument -to King C'aermir..'of Poland, ‘and
-..tlIa-remains of Descartes and Boileau. Also
, the Gothic of St-. Merry,'in the Rue St,
is Martin, and the cburchof St. Roch, in the
' Rue'St. Elonorg,.containing monuments, of
Crequi, Corneille andbenotres, lltdlIlplen-
did pIllpiI‘.*‘- -The -— Pantheon, —(-formerly «_-the
:Cburt'h of - Genevieve) may be classed
among the: most beautiful bu:ildingu.iu- Paris,
It is intended to place. the remains ol cele-
'ted men in --its tombs; those of Voltaire and
=R’ous'teao« ‘are interred ‘here. The: Syna-
igogue of the Jews,-in-the Rue Notre Dame
'de Nazareth, is a beautiful temple, resting
‘on thirty Doric pillars ‘-
Ofthe Palac'es«und other public buildings
the Palace of the Tuillerir.-s (formerly the res‘
*idence of the Kingslof France) claims atten.
’tion for itsmagnilicent garden, adornedwiih
!tatues,ivases, and fountains -The "Louvre
may be classed among the most beautiful of
the P;-irisan palaces; its splendid picture gal-
lery reaching to the Tuille ieit,almost at mile
in extent. The colonnade, opposite the
Church St. Germain l’Auxerrois, is worthy
notice. The Palace ofthe Luxembourg, Rue
de Vaogirard, was formerly used as the
- House of Peers, and has a beautiful garden
The splendid steps, the Herclulos Saloon, the.
Saloon de la Reunion and ties Seances, with
- its ampbitheatrical arrangement for its metrr
- hers; la Salle do Trone, the Library next to
the Chapel, ‘a saloon’ adorned with panel
paintings by Rubens ; a gallery studded with
—sculpture and paintings, and the Observatory,
‘claim the visitor's inspection. The Palace
’ Nationale (formerly the'Palais Royal.) Rue
St. Honors, contains innumerable courts, gal-
leries arcades, and a garden planned by Car-
‘ dinal Richelieu in 1629. The father ofLouis
Philippe converted the whole of this superb
-mass of buildings into mercantile purposes.
Louis Philippe finished a part of the square
which had been left incomplete. The Palace
v dc Juetice,sitt_iatcd in the Place of the same
name, contains an enormous saloon culled the
. Sella des Pa:-Perdos, and the Monument
Malesherbes. In the large court-yard is a
-portico of the'Palace ol Gaillona The Hotel
-Tdes lnvalidel is situated between the Suburb
.=.-8t. Germain and Le Cros Caillou. Under
; the beautiful dome of the church rest the re-
mains of Napoleon. The Entrance Gate,
t the Royal Court, the Library, andtlie Kitch-
- ens, are well worthy inspection. The Pol-
: nee Bourbon, (now the National Assembly,
~ where the members hold their sittings,) is sit-
. uated in the Rue de l’Uoiversite. The Mil
~ itary School (now used as harrscks( is on the
.- Champ de Mars. The Hotel des Monnuis
- (containing a rich collection of coins and
- models.) is on the Quiii de Conti. The Ho-
. tel da_Ville (Town Hall,) and residence of
.- the Prefet de lo Seine, is adorned with six-
._ teen statues of celebrated men, The" E3‘.
change (La Bourse,) is situated in the-square
' °lllI.° Same name, the buildings composing_
it fomlug a parallclogranysupported extern-
, ally by 66 Corinthian columns. The princi-
pal saloon will contain two thousand persons
_ and is handsomely decorated with cartoons
. The Httlleatl Bla, in the Rue de Viarmes
is a most beautiful .structure,_‘-in which there
‘it a most astonishing echo. and near to this
I building stands tbe Pillar built by Cfllhaflntl
de Metlices, and on which she was accustom-
ed to make her astronomical observations.-
This building is the grain ‘inriiltst and gran-
ary ol Paris, and is capable of containing 30,
000 sacks ofcorn The hall i. 126 foot in
<ll3m¢l8l'- The H-ille aux Vins (Wine Mur-
-l‘9lal 0“ llte Quai St Bernard, is well vtorth
a visit. It covers a vast surface, and is For.
tioned 03‘ into streets, named according to the
kind of wine contained in the Warcliouses
that form them. , _
_Of the Exhibitions. Museums, and L§bra_
ties, the National Library, in the Rue Rich.
elieu, contains 800,000 Vfllllmes, 72,000 man-
uscripts, 5,000 portfolios of engravings, and
most complete collection ofcoins and .n,,d,,[,,_
The Library of the Arsenal, in the Rue de
Sully, contains 170,000 volumes, and 6,000,
manuscripts. The Library of St. Genevieve
in the upper story of the Abbey of st, G..,.,,_..
IGVE, the Square I-I Pantheon, con[ain5
110,000 vols.,and 2,000 manuscripl.-': besides
several other collections of rare books. The
Museum ofthe Jardin des Plantes has three
entrances, one in the Que do Jardin, the sec-
and in the Itue Cuvier,and the third Opposite
the Bridge 0fAusterlilz._ This is a most as.
tonisbing exhibition somewhat like the Zoo-
logical Gardens, Regcnt’s Park, London.-
'I‘he museum contains a magnificent collec-
tion mineralogical, botanical, and zoological
specimens-, also a splendid anatomical col.
lection. The Conservatoire des Arts et Me-
tiers, Rue St. Martin, contsinsa good collec-
tion of mechanical and industrial models, drc.
The Museum of the Louvre is divided in the
following manner: 1. ._ Collection of An-
tiquities. 2. Museum of French sculpture_
3. . Gallery of Drawings. 4. Gallery of
Paintings of the Italian, Flemish, and French
Schools. 5. Collections of -Spanish Paint‘
tags. 6. The Standish Museum, enriched
with 200 paintings, and numerous other cu_
riositiee. -7. Collection of Greek, Roman, __
- , and Egyptian Antiquities, Vases, Statues one.
8. L Models _o_l Shipping. _..'Adrnission (on pro-
: . yuclion of pi-acs,),.9rt, Therlflti.
seen of the '1'3II8aial>sttrg...a:ont'si_a,s' the hes‘ ,,
‘and accoutrements,.from irlitnnssi rt-’motei,§g_, ,_._
to the present time. T.he‘Natio“n-at’ losilfitti‘
'-‘Democrats will have,to'_;.“.yvork very hard to
- "*‘F"., .'.-:-.~."-'.‘i.‘3'-‘-*""’-i:'.t'
goiiileeitiiiiifiiiisiniiitgi ity“iiiiiti,sri_l_j
l .. :
!ll'[.ist_.
The lArtil.lgry‘3-‘Ilueeurti, in5§7t,hc'i.,:‘Il’lace__Si!l-._..'
Thomas d_'A'qu.in, a line collei-'.tli'o,tr~r;o,t;' armotir
, -3
of France ott.».the Q-'1-3i.C0n_l_l,I‘0__t.l-,1-h§ _C0_ll_e.ge..
of France in t_he-Pl_aca CntIt.l1!‘.l’!i,8f° Ill ‘lb’
ji-.'ct’s:'of‘spcciallinteiest.' The Catacombs,‘ at
the ‘Barrier d’Et'ifgr, is the mos:-,—remarkable
place, of the kind, ‘in Europe, i_ts”i‘mp,ren,se
-gtil'i’t‘e'rl'anean passages 'eo‘otaininirig' -'upv'ra?rd‘s
of three million human remains, and trusts.
ingagrcat patrol‘ the city. But it is conaidl.
cred dangerous to visitors owing. to latal gas.
cs and-[frequent eavinga in--~of.earth.
- In Piiris the stranger is neither pained not
importuned by the sight of mendtcants, nor
-do the victimeof folly. error and lust which
soinfest all other European cities, obtrode
themselves upon the notice of those virtuou's-
ly disposed. There are no doubt “i-I.:lls,"_
and other sinks of iniquity in Paris as infill
-otherlarge cities, but so perfect are the po-
licc regulations, that they do not raise thci.
btazenfronts to View insult the public gazel
Here, as in Londoti, Police duty is all done
by the soldiery,‘ immense bodies ol whom
are stationed in all parts of the city. We
saw no brawling or drunketiness, during all
our stay in the .metropolitair city. During
_our stay in Paris, we clittrittetl to fail in with
Dr. Thomas Evans, tv ho was for many years
the active partner in the great Dental estab~
lishrirent ol'Dr. Brewster of our own state,
and who having retired with _a princi-ly lor-
tune is succeeded by Dr. Evans, also an
‘American, mom‘ Pliiladi~lpltia._) and if he
will pardon this public use of his name, we
must return our most sincere tlianki for the
kind attentions and courtesies extended tons,
who eogreatly iiiciliteled the olijects we. had
in view ina visit to the ccconti city of the
world. We would adviseariy of our Yankee‘
friends visiting Paris to call at his olfice which
is at No. 15 Ru de la Paix, where the simple,
fuel of being an Airierican is a sure pas.-port
to his generous attentions and hospitallitics.
Since the retirement of Dr. Brewster, _he ha-
been jordéti by his brother, who, until recent-
-l_v, has been a very successful practioner, in
Philadelphia. Of course be has taken, that
title at its flood which leads to fortune, but
at the same time it must not be supposed
that he has accidentally stumbled into his
present enviable position. -By. no. means,‘
the same skgll arid inilt-latigable exertions:
would ensure success in any profession-—
And while his establishment is undoubtedly
‘be most celebrated in the world, being den-
tist to most of the crownarl heads and Prin-
ces of all Europe, we could but look upon
him with pride as a brother American, who
had toiled and earned the merits, profit and
praisewith which he is now so lavishly bes-
towed. _His rootns are an object of study
and interest especially to the American. In
addition to the most costly furnishing equip-
ments, suspended from the will hang in
company with his Krngly patrons the por-
traits of Wasliington, .la.(‘.l{_tl0l‘l, Calhoun, and
and the lamented Henry Clay. While sus-
pended over the tlome. of his own private op-
erflting cabinet is the American eagle, with
her outstretched wings and folden rttlons
clutching the beautiful stars and stripes.’ So
great in the extent of his patronage that he
has to Book the demands for his services at-
periods alter 3 months and more ahead. The
day we called upon him,a noble oGreek ar
rived at his office, whither he had come
from Athens solely to get a set of teeth, and
being informed he would be compelled to
wait at least two months, took it very quietly
outwith.-"landing the enormous experise of
such a dvlay. Expressing some surprise at
this instance o “long sull'r>iing,” the Dr. rc-
luletl to us the case of a Russian Princess,
who had a very diliicolt operation to be pt r-
formed, who with about a dozen attendant.-,
was compelled to spend an entire season at
P.iris,. at an expense of niiny tlioiisitinl dol-
lars. Thesetwo ciises will give the home
reader a very satisfactory idea of the estima-
in which an .'-\tn8l'lc4;la D-:til.i.-it is held in Eu-
rope. ,
Having obitlcil our tiincin Paris, the only
city we left with it regret, we lO.)k the Paris
and Rouen Rziilroail. for ,H.tvro. We fol-
lowed for most of the distance the wimliiigs
of the beautiful Seine, along one of the
richest and most picturesque, valleys of
France. Here we Observed, a very simple
machine for spreading hay in use by the far-
mers and which was drawn by a horse, simi-
lar to the horse rake, and would apparently
(‘O the work of fifty men, as it is a simple
nod cheep contirvooce we wonder our own
farmers have never fallen upon it. D
I?‘ The remtirks below, were made by Mr.
Cats: in his recent greatTzitriinnnyspeecli. He
does not fear to expi-use h.s opinion of Gen.
Scott : '
“ But I can say that,if there isone man
here who cxpects me to abuse the Whig par-
ty and their candidate he is very much aristo-
ken. [Cheers] l engage in no such war-
frtre. \Ve have serious battles enough with
the Whigs; and if the three-score years and
ten which 1 have almost stained give tiienny
right to express my opinion, l will give it.
The Whigs are just as honest as welare.
[Cheers] They think they are right, and
we think they are wrong.‘ They mink wean,
wrong and we know we 8l'6_|‘ig_ht [Cheers,]
The Hliigs are in the same ship with us,
and most sink or swim with us. I’ know Gen".
J
Scott,‘:ind' have ltnnwn him‘lun'g’—-he is -a’ '-
brave man, and n high-minded, honest
but he is not my cliorce.”
The Hartford Trellis iii,-trio grist" the
patriot
‘carry ,t,l'),i_s Stall at tbe_ cnsoiti'g"' c,le"ct'ion. We
frilly ‘endorse. temett. " '
d
e
‘-‘t'sii‘tl-.e
4r
.,
’ '-
l. s
it sci-iiteii tiicisiirred
tender and baggage car were precipitated
ove_t:,the side of_ the hhritlge. Fortunately
J the” connection - betlrfjeerr -‘the bagiriige’ onil
passenger cars either broke or~Vwa's ‘lama
by some one---‘otherwise all the passengers
would undoubtedly liave been dragged over
into the river,‘ andiresolted in “a dreadful.»
. lor.c.of.li_f.e. .'l'll.9._¢..!‘,8l.'.‘¢.?"T end..fi.r9Ir!9n.{,9'?
discovering the approach‘ ofdanger, sprnrig
front their poslrttintl_ escaped "with bruises.
The accident ca_used-adelay. oflabout live
llollfi. =
An otlac-‘r Steairlbottt-iv Accident! _
_'I‘err,ih«le Steatriboat nccitleuts.fol|o.w each
other with astonishipng rapidity.’ Ol1.S_itl
urday last the Steamer Rciiideer, while on
her passage from" New York to ,Alban_\,'i
when. near‘ 'Satigerties, ‘exploded -what is
called the fliie box. corinc-cti_on_ of uric ofher
Boilers. The steam forcetl itsi viay between
decks, directly ylllltrllle after cabi_n,,u'lie_r'e'a
l,',|-._qe mm.b'ei- of passengersvtcr'e‘at dinner.
The loits of life was-lrig.litl'till St-at'ccly a
person in the cobiire.-coped‘, Upwards of
.30! were killed, or died shortly afterwartls
from the scald.-i received. , A vetjy large
ntitnbcr were-also badly .~ic‘aliled‘,'s‘oirie of
whom are not expected to recover -
An investigation itito the - cause. of the
.c-alarnity, has "conclusively p|'(lV',8(l~'l_l_I‘dt it
was occasioned by apdefect i_n the iron of
‘which the boiler was triiintifacluretl.
Noiiwicri, Sept. 8, 1852.
A fire [.1-eke out about one olclirck this
-ninrn.ing,on Central w'hiir'f. ubtl tl9SlI'0_VE‘tl
prirpt-.rty it’) the extent of $l50,000~"$50i'-
000 of ' M hicli is covered by trisiirance --
The heaviest losers are Messrs. Greetl and
Meech, D. G. liuntlngton, 15 Clioppell,
O G. Baker,'a_i'i'd C. B. Rtuers. It. is
supposed to have been the ‘work of an in
cendiary. ' - . ‘ ,
{l(%- The owners and ollit-ers of the Hen-
ry Clay steamer, have been held to bail for
tiiatisltiugliter, in the sutn of$10,000 each
from statements compiled by llrc N. Y. .l0lll'nill
Ol.COlIl!llel'Ct¥,lill'.ll the coinage ol the diffcrerit
U. S. Minis, for the seven months commencing
Jan. Isl, and cndirir; July (Hat, is as follows :-
of Gold. s3i,75i,75i,—ot Silver, $3-155,545.-—0l
Copper, $39,l'2'2 61.-—'l‘otnl, $32,-1-lti.-1l8 61.
Andrew l\'orris,a soldier of the revolution.
aged 90-years and 5 months, who is still living
near Cincinnati, was with General lVsslriiigton
at llietimevof the execution of Major Andre,
and ivns attached to the 2d Rt-.gi_r_nent'of New
I-lainpshire Troops, l.llldt'l' Colonel George Read.
{nu A British vessel has been bclitiving in every
curious manner. in the water.-i of Long lSl'lll(l
orrposite our harbor. She has been l_vitig in and
near Htiiitington Bay for more than a week,
Wllcllllllle winds were pr'ev:iilitrg. which would
carry her cillier up or down the Sotintl. It -is
lconjecluretlliial she is éngngetl in stntiggling,
and the" collector ol'.,New York has dispatched
the steamer Samson in quest of her.“ i
P. S. The mystery is cxplziinctl. The lol-
lowing account will put an end totlic vrtrious
coiijcctui'cs, wltit:l~., within lhe_,_,las_t low tloys
have been‘ afloat. The British scliooner Mlstrlricf
Captain Morris, sailed lrom M;i~la;,;a for New
York; and alter a vt.-r_v tempeiiluotis passage.
having sprung a leak. the captain prudently re
_!'!()l.V—Btl to enter the nearest port, (New London.)
when not leelirii; authorized to stibjcct his own-
_ers‘ to any considerable expt-rise, cpused the bee vy
part ol"liis,c:ii-go (rjic lead) to be, sliippcd in :2
_sl__oop, _belicvcd mined the C0llSl8llilll0ll_. for New
York ; and determined to proceedon his voyage
to New York, by easy stages with the remainder
of his cargo, stopping’ lrequcnlly to shill cargo.
in order to get at the leak, when on Sitturdey
last while in the Sound, she slat‘-ted ‘Va butt; and
trunk. The taplain and crew arrived in New
York the same day. in the yaw] bout.-Dem.
{rq-‘ lt is expected that Setinlor ,Dr)l)glfl89, the
“little grant" of Illinois, will he lllltifielll at the
Static C0ll~V'(}nlit)"l :1-rd atltlrest lbc Demotxiacy.
{}:3- The G:tzcl.t_e is rein.ii'knbl_v quiet about the
Marine Law at the present time. ‘ For some
rtioiitlis it has not uttered a word in commend:t-
lion ofllie Law
there is no longer any necessity for its enact-
mt-iit. - It has been SlJ_'_.{,‘,'L'SlEtl lr-ov.'cvcr, that
sound policy rcqiiiri-«_t_a. silent torigiic on that
(]llt'Sll0ll until after the Prcsitle-iilial' contest is
decided. it is far more impm-taut now, to se-
cure a round rrajorilvy for Scott vlll this town,
than to rescue the poor inebriate from his (legro-
d.itinnl Dori’: we tell the triith,'rieighbor?—
Dclnocrat. i l
E?’ .\ pi.‘.e'tl)la cr"-twl, truly, for it press who
pztiitlered to the luisest passions and vileatv Hp-
. petites of fallen, tlesirntletl lilllllltttlly, to §€t'Ill'9
it brie.l' political t.ritiiiiplr_. only ltrsl spring
lfliowever. Geo. Scott was ever guilty ii‘
gtizzlmg down 32.1.‘ bram/y sritrzslrcrs before
brca/.3/its/., its we can prove by rrrerirber of your
ownpiit'ly in this town, that Gen. Pierce did,
we should insist upon temperance its necessa-
ry lust presidotitiitl elt-.t:tion. \Ve (l‘on‘t woiitler
you begin to talk “ Maine Law" with such
it citudidiitp!
‘ The Gazette‘ informs us, that :1 number of
' the young talkers in tbe Wliigvrarrks. are‘ about
taking the. stump for Scott ll'_I,.lNt)l‘\'t"dll( .\Vliat !
is the cause lllltl{_ll_l;l!,t.‘I" in old Whig Norwtilk P
lstlie-Gibraltu_r about -fcitvin,-._-'in‘.>” ‘ Did Nor
‘walk ever r'eq.oire such tidilllaoflllnafy exertioris
be-lore" P3 * ‘ -
We really hope». they will put the proposed
plan in operation. Halfa dozen democrats li-ave
signified their willingness to follotv in their wake
and answer their powei'l'ttl tirgulrnlenls !—Dem.
l?'Gootl! Alnytliirrgto snveotti-frierids the
humiliation of irnp_orting- such speaker's as
Mike Wltlsll and Isaiah R)‘lld6rSl
‘L IS‘ Wm. E Robinson is announced in
the Tribune, as going to address the Whigs
of Sing Sing.‘ This is an aproxititation
_to bisdeserts, that many have been looking
for_.Dcm ‘ " ' ' "
. I3‘ Mr. Robinson is it talented iyoung I-
l'lSl|l'hllll_\!’ll0 ltttided on our shoresii peririilessl
boy. -,By,diut.- of irtdii_sti'y rind frugiilily, be
WOI'lt9Gl his way through Yule College where
he gl‘tiiltltiIotl,'witlI liigli ht_int)’t's. His brilliant
.,geniu's' ‘lmldfi him a gl_ittei'i'ng__pi;izejto bevwon
‘over to loc;)_foU?l5m..bur ntrt.beiiig.np'e'_r,i to the
iltllertes 0ftlemtt'goguc"s tliey now ellfect to weir-
ken his influence by soil: diistiirdly ‘Hinge as
the above. We'bopa to hear him here soon. ,
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Rtiilrodd ,_h,’_fi¢|"ll.i.’Qni .
w‘hic-h,._ft,1t‘l ltl!}F'1l.l.Elrt,1thra;ntcnet_l5_to ,_l')e._0.f af "
A veiryscr-it_ius_ it".lrit"i,'li.€'"_ll¢.'|‘.-..' j§p’p9ars that _.
"thi§"stii-’.ltc?h*thirdcr1iitilh'e- Hoitisatotiic Bridge. . . .
t.I.t.-';i.*..l.‘..'...l3Ll.'3£§ll9!lé..SLl!.ill-*‘2l.l?5.. ‘.0. his. .*.l‘'.''""‘ i’
ni-g‘_lected’to adjust -the s'wit'c'h ‘tit”iliat“ii“oii'if;"
and,_w hen the morning expr,es,s_,_t-rain from .
Boston reached tliittlplacé,‘ the loc'otno’tive‘,
‘ Cozwadt or Tin:-U. S. Itltrvr.-— W'e observe.
and the presumption is that L
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...- ._.,,. , .._, ,_..;,.~.
I Noniinatliiiiisilllli
"Fort Piirzsinrztvr.
. WINFIELD SCOTT, .
Of Neil) Jersey,
‘I lplolklvllbbil ll’ttrl:slit')i:S“1'. D“ *
, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
Of lYor'th Carolina .
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-._.-..._.-.-roii.ennsincivriai. r.Lcc_iroit§_..
.ln.V"A’1'ii‘/ttv R. Fnvivr. nl Tollmid.
Cl!AU'.\’Cl~Z1' .lr:.n.oiitr:..ol New I-lriven.
Wtt.r.i.ui Ftsurzit. of 'l‘lrornpsou. ,
‘ ‘NI-ZLSON L:.\\l_IllTI-‘., of Driirlmry.
STATE 'iill{ll.‘tll MASS _ C9lWEN_Tl0N!
, t)_F 'i'Il,r: FRIENDS oi-‘ "
Scott ($9 .G'raImm !
\VH EREAS. by rivers of our State Con-
venliori, Ilia \Vbig Sure Coir'.mit.lee vrei'ie di-
ll't'*.(:l(-‘ti to call it .\Iass.l\'l.ei-.tirig_uf the fl‘lt'tltls‘ of
Scott and Grirhiiro or such time and plaice its
sititl Corrrmrm-n slmiiltl tlesigtrnto; 'I‘lr.:rel'ot'o
we hereby give iiotion ill"! siii.-li tr Msiss Heel-
ing evil’ to lit.|..’e_n air the city of New Haven, on
Tuc.sdiiytl'ie'28rli inst . coiiirirriicing lti- 10a. in.
Let every town be t repro.~'entetl.—\Vliig‘:i of
Count-ctictit wlii-el into the line ol'~britIle ! it
Distirrguisliod speirkers from other States as
\_vell'a.4 our own._w'll his present._,
(Signet! by S/ate Central Comrniltcc "V
Ilrirtfu.-tl, Sopleinber 8l ll I852. ‘ i
. _ Pay Up.
- \Ve liave it great miiny accounts on our
Books wliicli ought to be settled zmmer/ialcly.
Arnong them are very m:i--y Probate‘ Chlll'gHS
itgoiinst estates no doubt long, since closetl.—
\Ve little to Jun, lltltl "it is only our of i'cga.r'd
for our cretlitors that we yield to the stern tie
cesaily.
Americans inE_Europc.
Tire item with the above Cll|lll0tl on ortt'out-
side was publisded in the New Loritlon Sim‘. ti
rabid dernocrvitic sheet. Of course so much
tiutlirisloriislied its read:-rls. btrt the rnystcry
was ‘expliiini-tl in the next paper. “It crept in
through misltt kc.” ‘
L? Alboltl and driving robberv was commit-
ted, last week by it str'ii_2;=_liiig Dentisnwho was
staying at ll're'liouse of the widow Hamilton.
The tliief stole her pocket book. conlniriing till
the money site bird in the world.. rind amount-
ing to some $.‘0.tlre fruit oflier bard toil. The
villirin hits not. ye-tlmen npprelieiirlcd.
Vermont Election-
The election returns from Vermont tlius fair‘.
are vi=.ry chcetirrg, sliotvit-g liarrdsnme gains for
the \Vliig.-1. \Ve give the following:
'BlUltLlNG"l‘0i'€, Sept. 7 —-Tliirly-llri‘e'etowns
alert-t 21 Whigs mid 12 Denl0Cl'flt8.
'I‘lie.vore for , Gov-.i'iinr in. live town»: is Fair-
ban-lt, 100-1-»;--Bt't_timir'!.l. ft'i-B Democrat 199, Rob
insorr. Dcniocivir, 349. The ‘smite-. towns last
year‘. gave-—-\Vlii_2. 987, free Dernocrttt 392, old
liuc'Deirrocrnr, 257. l I
E7'ln the good old town of \Vetlicrsl'reld.Cr
it is the custom to tell the age of every pew:-n
who dies. Last week llit-. bull. (mt: of the l 1'
goat iii the state. was tolled one litintlri-.tl strokes.
til. the deiilli 0fa~Mr.s. Aymult. Mrs. A. has
never exhibited nr'irks« of uuustriil age.
{?"Tlie.-Loritlnii Titties. it short lime_ n_.o_n
wanted to have illitcliell, O'Bl'inn and ilii-iigl —
9. ~- HUNG AND QLIARTERED " It. now-
wants Pierce elected Pro-sideirl of the Uniltftl
Suites!
ta‘. It.-ct "School-
‘\Ve would l't*fdl' with gr'i-.2it pleasure to the
or» ning of i\.li's. Julio Oltti:-tem.l's St-.let.-t.
St:l'l0(Il,Wllicll0(!clll'S on \Vetlrri-silny oftlris
week. Title is one of the oldest and tlF‘,~‘Pl'VP(l-
ly the ritual popular P.(lU(‘.tlllt)ll:ll nslrr.-lisliriicrils
in our vicinity it‘ not in the. state Esrreizirtlly
for 3/ourrg C]lI[({'l'Cfl. do we consi lPl‘ it one of
the ‘best. ins titnlioris of the kind in Conriccticnr.
and we feel that we are doing p:ir'eiil.< who
may be -sat-«ltirrg such it plaice for their tzltildrerr
it much gr-eiitcr favor than M rs. 0.. in wbitt-v-
or we may say in t‘:ornriiemleitron of her school.
Burnt Up.
The ill-fitted strainer Rt‘ltlLlPPl‘, cziuglrt firi-
ill the whtirf wlmre Silt-\ wits lowotl rifle-r ber
lute c:il=im?r.y. iititl l)ul'l]r‘.(.l to the writer's eilge.
on Frfitliiy inortting at 4 o’cl'rck. By sonic the
lire is suppose-.i'l to be the wo k of tin incniidisi-
ry, and by others to have caught by spontane-
ous combustion from some oil wliicli lriid been
spilled on it bed.
liaugltt n 'l‘ai-tar.
The Register recetitly r.-attire out in great glee over
the bad prospects of Scott in Peirrisylvitiiro. on the
tiutliority of his loco corn.-spoirdevt! wlieretipoti
the Palliidiiim very wickedly ptibli.-lies it letter front
the satire person, written Jll-I previous to the notrii.
tiiitious wherein he asserts lliiit " iftlrc Whigs should
happen to noiriiiiale Scott, they will carry the state
by over 20,000 inrijority l" Liars have poor metri-
once.
Beginning to give up.
It is t:lini':iitcleiistic ol the DdllIOCl'fl(‘y to
“die littrd." u.id the recklessness wrtli which
tlieyassttil Gen. Scott, proves liow foi'.’oi'u and
desperate they have become.
A Remarkable’ Coincidenc 9.
Ouly it few years sine-e.tlie Biitrsli people
and press. ltlltl nil in their power to defeat Gen.
Scott iiiitl This little blind of soldiers. Now
they are-equally noxious" to defeat him ‘again.
But do/'cizl‘dces not belong to‘lris destiny. '
‘T 8:? We‘ tire" glad ‘to welcotne brick front the "land
ofgold, H.7C.‘Ra’ndle, Bi-q. who appeared among
us this trauma‘. ~
- ...._..,. .._.. _ . _.,,
,, ,ent,_er_pi'isa of citizctis .\‘\"ll0_._hlIVa,'co|np]g[¢ad
‘nrititlier lirilt ‘of tliirtlgreat-'lriglrtvayj ovtliiiktiiliicli
.- - ‘" ' '-4: C ‘r
E0 ?A _
’ q$:r.'\'o‘
L
TlléSd8_,y§_ i-4; l§§2,. , ,_ . ;.'i‘s.a:ii‘ai;ra.~I(’lgr:-xiii!‘ _i
. .5: . .i:»..0:‘.tfhe'.ii”uIiIl’i'.|'0l sag. . --mi» tr ..
l?.'-’l' ‘*3 '7 =i1l_‘,r,ifei',lon lint. of ._
.-.;,-... t.-...:.:._: , ...~«:;.=:::. ~~ ,-,0-"#3,, t|,'.‘.|m.ug1fn|,yi||.g, nboyfigy 'l‘|ié« -
specal train provided for the occasion, left the
Dtinbury so soon tl_r_irt,.'\,\'e 1 sepnigd r,o:,-be l_)lll.tl'
next. door iieiglibbrs to t.liose ilvilolliltd 1 asseiti- l
bled-to meet us. ‘And this all owing to the:
the rail car and iron horse is yet to trave|.tiod
from the Atlantic to the Plllflfi'.‘ shore.
After the schools had iorrnetl in processiiin,-l
toi‘siret'stid with 'tn'tisic,by t_lie. S.tillihlD'N'6TllW'fi‘lb"
iissociiilion.‘ At tlie't:oncltisioti'of tlie’éxer'cistas
iii the c'lltll_‘(:ll‘ they pi-org-'.:;-ion iigriiii foI't_ni-ilfitllid
tmirclied to the beiitrtiful .yt_tttl_ of_ITobbii'rtl
\Viltltir'iin. Esq; “lists the most - iitiiple .iir_.-,
l'itl’I,¢.’,8tllel|iS\llfl(l' been tnzitla lirrtliis ”on'r'ertiiiii"- l
merit of the guests; _iifrei',_tlie _t..lbl-s wer-‘e'-
cli-raretl. it number of uddiessee ~wi-re. .|Illttl_t*..
and thustlre lime pits»-ed quit-lily iiwiiy. llllllllll
the ball rang and we were again settled in the
ours. fllltllotl our wiry limiter. happy in lfll8'l'8-
fleclion than we _l'_lll(l'flt*j:l_}‘(‘d llin iiirprrijtit_rtity of
slrnltitig litiritls with our friends i f Diitibui-_v.
,'l‘Ii‘m_ we lmtl wiilltt-il -llllillllgh lll0‘lI' prib|ic_
streets and broad iivenuias (ltrlil(*£(ll“lll'I lieiititifiil
dwi-llin;_-v. llieribotles of CllltlVlllBtll‘;l2I.;.t_lPS_ and
liberal fntttirws. That. we lriiil be-lreltl their
liaunt.sol' business, lllt-ll‘ irtslttu?i0‘i.-rvrf le;irtr-
irrg.~und tlioiftérriples ilietlicnti-il.tir our holy re-
ligion wliose towering spit-cs. rising in irmje.-r-
lic splendor so forcibly remiritled the passing
lstwiveller of the lgiltki to lleriven. lint _ tilmve
rill‘lr.a}rp_y in tzt-lletzlirtg upon the itiitgiritrrilemid
trri nscetitleut importii titre of the iritert-.-its simglit
to be promotetl by tile l'e.<tiviil. \Vlro will not
say. let Snblrttlll scliiiols be imilliplii-il, o-rils.rgr d
exleiirled and planted in till the din li places ti,
our ‘lurid. its light to guide and coiitrnl llre wiry-
war rd steps olclriltllmod rind yoirtli. » T. Fells.
Thc,.'1'esIim.on-_y rfau , UH (mu:/.—'l‘l__ie_ Slit!!-
tlei'9.I's-"ol'Geii. Scott should blush \\'l‘.-jlt'a_,tlit-y
rt.-rid the lollovtiug tesiiriiotiy of Cen.‘ \Villiiiin
0._.Butlo2r, iti lit vor el Gen. Sco t.: i ,
Geri. Scott is knoiui totlre nation and to the
world. and -its it ‘is not my pinvirii-a to paint
j\Vlii:_' troltnrits. I tvould be cunteirl to 8XllflllllP
his position be-lure. rlie \\0I'ltl wiiliotii ..~'ii_\iitg
iiiiyiliing of him |reI‘<omilly, but for the known
position wt: Ielitlively 0(3t'.l1|!lt‘(l in tlret:ily,_nf
Mt-xii‘-ti, rind fin‘ this pirrpose tif.;~:iyitig publicly
that tltrougliout our whole irite.i'i-curse. tlmugl)
tleltcttle and ernlmirzissitig, he tt('qUlllPll lrim
trail’ in S_yt.'l.l it,,triiitirier' its to win my ostecrii iirid
itdiiiiiittiou. -
Attarurzit Iitrsii-l.\'ni:x.——-.~\t ti meeting of
the Sixth \Vrird Scott and Gl‘illlllnl Club. in
New York, last Montlzry eveiiirru. the Corrine-
poiitlirig Setzrclriry ofllre Club. \Vm. E. Rob-
lllstlll. Esrp. It-rid iriimng otlierr-'. ii letter receiv-
Colinly. Psi’. wliiclr attire-tl
tlirit there were tlir-re eight litrridmrl lr'i.~:li Am-
ericans l'or Scott and Gr-aliain, wlio belonget‘ to
the Locofoco marry in 1844.
ed frorri \Vri_v no
l3'_Ainrnig the }ll'l'lVlllS by tli‘e"Ai"t-tic‘. we"
tl0llt‘.P(l llllIl,0fi‘l.lAI'. \Voiitlwortli, etlitor of \Vontl
wortli’s Yotitli's Caibincr. who returns from it
tour of six riroiitiis in Europe.
l E?‘ Tll8'fPjflCllUt) nf.loliri. Vain Boron Lo-
renzo B. Shepard. \Vrn Miner rititl trlllf.'-I553‘. by
the State Couvt-trtion. rind the retri-tit of [lyri-
ders from his claim for fear of tlie sfllllalfllle
liiis serioimly oll'ondi~il the l\t>w Yo la Bum‘
l)Ul'llel':<l. 00 lb - ot‘i r be lliclllfi Hunkcrrsnre
r-xulting over tlii-in for tlieir useless expcriditiirjo
of riiotiey. rtrm and blood at the late _priiriiir'}
rm-et.iiigs. The-so loco lb:-o primary iii-t-.riirgs_irr
New York, would lune disgraced New-Zealuiitl
savirges. ‘
CuB.t—Tlie city of Hiivziun has boeniti great
tzotirmotion ol'l:ili-, in ceiisaqtierrce i-fI't-.be.lliou.-I
large-ly rrniiri':le.~ttrrg tlrerrtso-lvi-is
Murry iirrt-sis hove
rnolverm-nts
llS_.|)l‘l'l1lllll0l).
been rrrrrde and the city pr'i-ions are said to be
Sovrre of the ||l'l.-t0llP.l'S' belong to
lirriiilii-s of r°iirilt.- A revolutinmiry impel-, cori-
ducled with tirucli irbiliiy. and filled with the
most. uiispzririiig (l('lJUllfflflll_0l:l§ irgrtirrst Ilse gov-
mnmerit, lrris. long tiiirttryt-tl tlicr tllllllt.ll'lllPS of
the lsluiid, tllltl eluded ileleclion. liy the lgist
it mung
t'l0\\‘(lP(l.
erirmt-tit police lrzul 8t'lt't:r rile-.(l in ll_f lPl'llllg the
platen of its piibiigiitiort. in d tlm-c ]lPls')ll_sr0l)-
riectccl with it. have been arr'est_ed» who, it is
t|.ou,«_'lil will pay the peimlly by» lorloil of tliier
lives. The ptib:i~iwi'ol' the paper St'iI[)Ptl iii
tlisgitise on but: rd tbe Sletlfllt~ill'p Illaick \Vait riot‘.
and is now tit New flrlt-itii.-'.
A/zccdole of Gm Sco/.t.— 0.--e of our citi-
zens, an itiilti.-trioir.s uml \\ ell known lllr(‘.l’ii_tll-
in, whose vmai-try is lll«qllP:litrfli'ilJlt’. related
us _\'+-.-to-rrltiy the lo:|uwiti«_r lIll.t_‘.l’Pl'i5Sllll£{‘ iltlv
ecilore of St~0't. which tvmk place at‘ Cleve
land. tr part of the Hull‘ lit: was sent on tho‘
iiiipotturit (tilt; of arrtlt-£’itlg the Citlliltlil
ililil--ul.y,l._v P t.'Sltle'lll Vim Blllrfl. The
riiomrtig allt-.r his tlflival in Cli~vi-liinil, he-
was tvolkirrgg up a street, who-.n gl-ant-ing his
eye in ii painting and ,l_’litZ‘llg sbttp, wi-ll
recrrll-=t'-tetl by the tutizetis of Clcvilaiid, ‘he
saw lbw irroprictor, Mr. Hanks. The Genet-
ol wlieclr.-t‘l and ttiiiri-hed in : '
" Good inorning Mr. -H-inks," said he as
took the pairiter’s haiid——“ do you recollect
me '2” r ’ ' ‘
“ General-Scott, l bi-lievc," replied Hanks
“but how could yoti teculltzcl me .?” _
“ From having once seen you under no
ordinary circuu stiincvs. 'l'he last time I
saw you, was in the hottest part nfvthe ba -.
tle of Lu:-idy‘s Lane. Of three drums, two
But one drum was left, and forthat the three
drummer boys were fighting, when a caution
hall .kil|_ed two of them. The third one was
yourself” '
“True, trite, every word or it,‘-’ replied the
man with emotion. ,
"But, my brave lellnw,” said the _Glf'einc-_
.."5‘.“*'_s'i
~ .- 2"-ll.’Afll.“‘
'£ié‘r‘ii$f'ii'bi5iii"l5"69‘él‘6'éltT"'iin‘ ""‘s‘ét*““tl‘§"‘.'tlti'vtr"ri""it‘1f +...-.y.:'.:-~.';
* leading ant_l:th
Cal Wliig C'o"tfi‘fiiittle"e.
_. journcd , limvever,_.,it __appears that’ _¢'!g§._T_ll_g_g£rfi§E1,§
‘tilt
. . . --tr -
rri-ws from that quarter we lerirti that the gov-
had bt':cn_de.~troyed by the fire ofthe. euetny.. -
y , ,‘ ri-:ijll'\K7i's'sf1tD‘orotv.--It
' 'nfii'iti,'alid‘7liat tllere‘ hag
" ,_-,1, ,it=§r‘,fi:_r{*j1:!ifi§§§S,1itional
.ei'c'aii'se§'l'Gv.-'rr¢4ral Scott
_ _ ,udIed-'-‘$531-‘!.'era¥. very ex.
efc_toofl_il-jglece while this commit.
beeir’_tu" ntonjms. v _
.Com§ilt_g'-e§g6‘,y_. igh
riaofiseii es[)”e‘§fill,3’{i
:.‘~!li':t?!_-iil..li.."'°.?)'.::‘l°"'"
:lt‘elii"’vl'las in d_un°ii‘ the sitting ot Congress,
all going, to ‘shew thatthe abolition influence, al-
I! ‘-unfig-’:ra?r»ifi%fiEfi
eds,-ipotic 'e,le'ment;.iu_ ‘)N_,“on¢
USIiii'e Utfn"§i*é'ii‘s‘ll'id‘s ad-.
. . g
fol southern members of that committee -have
rilfiione home, leaving in lhcharitls ofthc abolition
‘lTIellll)l3l'S the entire .m:in:igem.ent. of its operatiottl.
The presiding genius olithe N-a1iot,It!l_.§H{ll|_l_l{._C.0!l32
r_nittec._ ntrvt_'.,,-,.j:,is_.,,i_'t1__: is’ Mr?‘ Truman Smith,‘
§‘l)i'l=(l'-0i,Illié(‘.l-1't_.‘l_ll,‘§tl,)t‘l ,bI£t;':hl\|§o:li_ii-
. . _ _ _ _, ...l,l.1.e.r.w,e.I'.e o.s!:9rl.9sl..!l!9..t=.l!.v.!1¢l'..s~t.li§;9..3i,r? s!,r;.s§3_;,_, _,.;§l.§’_!§§¥_=§§igt_lie , gay. M r. Fowler and "Mt-. Fitz _
lfi-MC \V- 9'1‘UAR'l'- Qf ll'l"ll°' _‘l~ g El9Cf°2'9 as were tniide by Rev. Messrs. H nyt rind .A_,u_s_- ;oi...;T.r”i72.‘ggbil' lpgZla‘pf' dot-ur_nenfs;~
Fa LL. "0 'Sh(IlIlllg'O"I
York ’l‘ribune,§-.:ireg-e'gei§etl'.bjF§§hefllfilrig Coin-
. milttie dail_\i;.‘fattil_ s'catt'cred broadcast ,.o,v_e_I';: the
..li,lntl__--lllletl,_. too‘, with gigs ri,rtisr.,(l_i_.ii,i_:i-5-,_i_l_,it,:i°t>lt3,,,a,,[:;-K-:.
pt-ails to the lowest prcj.udicea_.aiid to the gu‘ilti-
cst ptissit>,_rfs‘. ..S§lt_i_.: is the .oi'g,anizalion of the
Whig u_r_—._S,q,ott_:' pa§t'y,,._,;,.$.tlie,,p_i;ggEp}§-ginor, at
. titan.‘-'i'>".."*%l °*‘I".‘?‘l ifW€?’€?’§i'4§'!‘?!l'..’:???i°z,!: ‘tr
We cull lire §ilr,t},t*e,,.l__ijoiri ‘1tht}_‘;-',.,i':tiio‘t:r‘a"t._'f,alr',igl,
it gnestou-prove tlt_:,it fllrttiiiriir: §_tt'_ii.tli.,is;,the_
ttbusetl titan ' iii the ctrrriitry..;’-iI'h5;‘i ette_r'gy;,t\iilt
wliich the horde of _)t."lpliil|g‘lltJlIlIdii, l'rottHlie;vV:tish-
Iirgtoti ‘llllll:l;ll."(itl¢.\\ II tliti" Fiiirfii?lt_1:C'o’tI’nt}'%
otzriii, pi.‘i.ii°e“i.liil."i9 "tire -Vet y -0.5‘? glt‘titrtlIt'é'é"ihHl
coitltl be lititi'i_sl.i_e‘t.l__thirtiolfiilile ‘tiietr_,_”_uf,li,i.- purity,
integrity’ arid p-.'ii’iioii.§iii“.‘ 'll_:‘ie' 'ile'riiiici'atic‘, prus
-f.ti_t'ly pcrscctried liuiieglt old Z;‘i't:li"‘."iltlilt'ir‘ ltliie” Presi-
tleiiti.il_ cii.iir—lliey are.stire to erect Gt.-ir_e,ral Icott
bytiie satire tiieaiis, uritl weviirii you getitlciiicis
in atlvaiicii. iiiiit ‘you are~'v_iliifyiiig~urld scuiitluliziiig
'l‘itimuri Smith on-.to the slum: brtgiitxgoul as l'ost,;a_a
the L’ordi"wil|‘lc r
"yU|];": " ’- ~-’-«";~‘*'..~-ur.-. -._au<'."s;v. l‘.;.‘<a5~. ii
A_:(l:lI'll_l|) _f meeting: . __, 4“ ’ K M, v
l'i'oin is..r.i rim M. ‘E. ‘C'rt“i."i-cii';*' lllilllllllll-5:"‘d‘nilile§
l'ro_iri Wiiioii Sttitrou orrt'lie l.Dllllll)lll'y do Not‘-
millt linil'roriti,' to cdiiinlieiicoér bit “-'1*im‘o.'iy- the
21st. of b.',t_3p,I_e_t,r_rl)_e,i'-.__tii__i,_(_l_t:oritiiru_e«i»er the Sub-
V l "A 4 L ' s.}r.,° 9:.»-.»..v.,er
piisserigms to the gr-o'unjtl tit_:ul,’_'li:ll',
Ra i l i-orid will.‘ be iedtictid. 'iBoiiii'tliirg .tt$ntlsl"vlvill
be ,ii'ovitled., _r i’ in l H 1 '0
7|‘
, _ .. — .t.-r.,..
biitii. - Ct!l'lflttg0:,S,-W,l_l,l incur .1_.l,l’8_,-
IIT?‘ If there‘ is"iii'iy one i“ sin" from which wt-
itrel'i'ceit is irrwetzonirrieoding‘ tlio7;thot_it’mtid
new iziire rills thiit.d.i_i_ly_ miilte their appt-iir-
iitict-._. But wlieii kiby ttct.tirili'ob:~'erviitiott we
.know Of‘-l.llt9 iiieritspof_tn llltl'l,l_'lt:'l.l)6," l_'e_'ftgl_§yvo
are serving 0lll',fl',lE_'.llt_l,.~l as well ._r,ta,the proprie-
tors by l't’t:t1llllTlt!n(llng i}ll£|l‘l‘l."l_Tllll‘§ with Dr.
Scov i’l's'A Till!’ ti rid ‘Cti'nclin'liiguii}i?}vvlS‘”1l‘ii3o' used
ill. in out‘. fziiiiilywitlisgreiil bi;-oi‘-fir, Illtj?_'fl;Ol_f_l._I"|l_V
believe is till that it !.'_l‘g’lll_l1:l_.‘I0. l
§1’3=It is ‘a .si,i’_vnilicnrit- "liict thatfilevery
Gerri-ral--oflict-r1.t.n ho ser_v__ed_, u,nde,r... Scott in
' the ;\'li-xican war,'lis,'.trii]),oséd,_:t_i'i;l,iis clggtion
lo'lll‘re’ Pi-e-iileni~‘y."“What one“-of int-Tin is
not fouird in‘ the ratiksnf-'-tlié opponetit§\'o'f
the \'Vhi}_r riotninea? _ -.\gVli‘at‘ - cart more
,str0tl_gly _iilo.~tr-ale Gen. Scott"s trrrfitriess for
llre big-lrest civil ' lt'-,fl"l(.l8-‘l!l]4-- the -w0r"ltl.-than
this uitiletl judgment .of,thos_¢- _t_v-_li_o,. knoyv
liirti best.’
On the'*3cirntrary,,hiiw uuifdiin and how
tlccitled the the lf"Xpl'f.la§'lt)llS til’ confitlcnce
_iii Gt-tr. l‘llEltCE, and-in his entire C§lf;iICl'.y’,
_l‘trl'.lll‘l(:'__5.’JKliill'(:t.l stritiii'ir“'nf'I?r,r-fiiilerit, not no-
ly frorii l.lit3isé' .it'n’liti~"_ liervt‘-.f$‘t*rv6:tl
in 'he fiel(l,.btit‘in._:th_e ri'altion_nl, ctiuiicils,
Nltl Wlltr litlt)W"}tl'l('l I
; -.These facts streak,-iTtgl‘,lll§‘InS'elV80. ,.T,bey
carry vt'ithtl_re.tii__their QtV[l:ct‘r'lIlf_l_l8l'lIill‘y. '
BC? The above in #l_.~‘.‘1l'lllp,l.t: ofllit-. calriniiiins with
which tlle'0pptlsillt.iltl7‘litrp0l'ritil.*lThifelrl. Scott. Brit
pmir teller?‘-s, they will fii'id.tliei'1:oi-'r;s: aflezfof-hitn,
zit ‘ill events." ‘ - * ' ‘ ‘ *1 W
_ . _-
31:‘? _A friend hilt-(ls us, the foilnfiwing re- ,
ct-ipt lof tn'al.€inlg",gotrd*'-lntlian'Bread - __
Trill‘: ?|.lq.ll,"t)|'l'0llSHll.l‘jll)lll{', trr Btrilermilk,
2 tea spoons lul.l of Saila_',ejr5§tr.t1s. 4 Egg.-_ and
Corn tllPrtl i.-tioo_gh_—to tmke. it of the consis-
-ence of pu«‘ditigi,-1’sill3'}’a .l‘ittltiif.stilt and Bake
in it tiifpan fot"a'ri %h’i'.nr,_= w__itli‘.;a moderate
hunt. , ._ - ,
l {l@- Call ‘&_l_I).l,lllst.‘e'l.llt)s¢_3ll paleill Cfltnilllenfl
and fluid Lamps gal '.Huigh_t’s, new Store
which can't explod_o..*-. ’ —- _ -.
fi' 'l'lw'tit:\\it‘ it:-rlullc sllip Eric-‘son l9
nearly cuii'.plcted,"atitlfilftll‘be launched in a
ft-.w tltiys.’ ltis supposed that she will only
consume obuui.8.'to'ns' t.l'-coal a day. ' ' 7'
E? The lbllowizig -lIil)ll:l%lll)'__1, i_itcirlQnt ialmfen.
liiirletl in the letter ofal true democr4lic_ft'ioud¢
from Detroit: . l . ;
' ' DE'PRi)lT. Sept. 8th. 1352.4
Fr:ri;is'irBvii\n'roiv, U98!’ Sir: ll"tli'c fol-
’o\_ving is _w.ri-tli ti 'ri_oticc,._p3i-rise-give itti place
in y urn-.prrpor'.‘ . ‘('-’l.]ltVlllg .o_i:t-ndiorilto travel from
Munroe» City to Fr‘--triolit-. l fouritl it ‘man lying
in the l'0iltl in llgrll blaze of the sun, wliile the
old but-tier wars doing its best. _My sympiitliy -
wits r-xciletl lm' him. so niticli. that I leli,,-iiiy
V\'iI,gOll, and on trirriirig liirrrovt-r. l,l'0lllld"l)yi. his
side it boltli-.oft*tit_ir__iriid it priryet‘ ‘book. ‘ll.
vriis sonic time llc‘lt)_IfB ll coiild iroulsel. liiirifnt
lust ilflfflgflillllg li'ri_n.in it hsitiing position, by
liiiltiiiigliim up,-ilie 'l’i:'ni words he -gzivb» utter-
.iirrce-to. were. “ H-urralii for Gen’. l'l_"ra'nk
Pi"crcc..bc Jasur ."’_ l_,d.r1r-ii,-|.I-tl_lriti'i too‘ iirn.
tiiirkitig up lI]_V'lllllld tltefrr ll8 Irelotigetl to _th‘o
same breed of tlogsastlie Lucolbcos-"of _Co?ru.
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'{;@—.»Those W ho don’t it haul the snenles ofihel.
Mexican We»-,--'an’d,‘1iiiiiio31lltrtfarihexatinn and'-._
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SlatVt‘.‘fll)‘3l_l‘§l.la,ll,t)l; a_'cietl.;overi,.a'g?iin, had ‘better
trike Some pains to'p'r‘oiiio_t'e the socceiss__.of
the ,“7,llIg.~‘, us lh__e 1136’-[D‘Qél‘_al|l0"ltititléfsidbllll
-hesitate to uvov_v'_,ilii5-i'i'- ldésiie to itiinex}_Cuba
another slice of Mrxico.- -
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‘ Tlic. itccumulaited iiuingi-:iphs_ .-_of, ,.ti,uridr;-Ida of
Pli_vi.~tt:i:iiis. Siol'cssors,.tneiiibcrs oftlie bti_r‘_.‘_]_t'l_dges,
tiri~rclratits; _&'.C-.'.ill(_,I,\_V.__‘lll’- tlie,,possessi.q3;s,Irf llire pro-
[rrieliirsiol"Dr. R_og.e.rs"_. Sy;i_'i'tp'j ol"'lI‘i,'tféru'or,t. Tau’
:tI_!d Cui'it:li.il,iigr'rii,' prncl:ii'iii',‘ ’l._l,’ll,‘|l)p'é_l3,l_t)tIgll§t%’lh0
priceless vailni‘-,oftlii.~ tlle(ilt‘l,flP'2l'€l:t4 :r’5“rt'rpi,l5:fh -iad-
iciilcttrs-‘l'nr 'C_oiig|r~", Co|d.~‘,i[itfliiié'rr2ti, "fiitiiléliilis.
the tntin’s deficiency of
mi, "bow tlitl you lose _l'ullr It;-.2? ’ ouser
“I lost it at the battle of Lund
while carrying that drum.” -
virig
one ltiirb. 4- - - ‘p -.
Y.'9 letme
Indiana Joiirnirll.
Iowa.--'I‘he lowii Stunts Zcittiirg., for” years
past: the German organ of the, Dotiiocitiitay. -has
liaulod down the Pierce flag iintl i"ni_rl'ed-~tbtt't of
‘Scott and Graham. I i ' ~‘
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’aiid':tllPulmoiiory iiiidi-Hepatic.Diseasesfsfiopica
of it ‘portion .of tliisfvtilun-ir_it»tts:{ctrrre:'p9.ngtetice
will be foiind-in1hé u:iitrphlg;t.kcpt for,--rliiltllmtiflfl
br the Act.--us‘. .‘a.-ul the l'iu:ts.. i>r<r.s'!:r.s-=r ed. !.°"corti"s
are;cot‘iriiietitl_ed to_ the: sqrigrus,ptt_etitit;t,i,trl:, all, ho
C A uri bit-LNniielléeintiiiieiiuiildss’iliiirifii thy‘
h_t.}.fi'..\\.a,;pPf, ii little'l:l‘,l!il.ll,:!‘sl§’!l¢1t£tllr'}]élIfl'!l by
A L.-scovit.t.- '6; ct-).= -U--'-1
'r‘it"-are by ' A1 i.'=scot~i‘rt silcm ntitiiisir depot.
Gothic Hull.‘-316' Broadway. Newc¥éurlt3.f_r'A'ndlalso
fofisale in Nortvoll; try 1 A Vveetlsbfld ‘V '§i‘:Bi,fl0ll-
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