I
‘.1’!
‘ L
’.All(‘: tnatiasrcmctat of his place for two
tiiree years.
But a very excellent farmer, rand
-5
..'igi;t good niauagzer, wan t.lzi.4= plain, illi-
assurnilig but good-looking Joe VValke2‘.
enty-three,
He was young €00. 0111? W’ ,
with the
and he actually fell in love
beautiful, plcasem. 303101‘-5 MA‘="“l° D3”
forth, his old emp1°:~"-‘I’-< only. d=ms:m°..=~
Fear the strong-zest part of the occurrem‘-6*
- . -. . ' -_ ear-
\vu.~=, that Minnie returned his 10%‘
neatly, truly, and fraultl;-*; and P"'T”"
A the * fa’-'ora.ble mo-
-
V.
em-3 to wed him at
m:>t‘.,t. -
" ‘hings went on m€fUiY f°" 3 “mm
old Danforth discovered certain
‘Kill;
them,
..,~,.,.e.-, -mu -attentions between
'-; «- =- - L ‘- . .
A=}.~i.icli er-tcized his envy and susP“"°“S
‘s,«’er~.v soon afterwarcls. 309 l""‘""‘d "'9
. ' ~ ~ : = 1 1-0
and man’;-‘ mind, 111:1-H’-GUY ‘“ ‘re-9:“-" _-‘
, -,. f,,m,,. ,1",-.pr;cal of \'liunie’s haud,rtn‘d'
1 .- ‘ ' ‘
be quickly saw that his case was a hope-
;-.-; one, unless he resorted to stra-tagem‘
and so hetput his wits at once to work. -
By agreement, an apparently set!-led,
coldness and distance was observed by
the lovers towards each other for five or
:37: months; and the father sa\v‘(as he
believed) with satisfaction, that his" pre-
vious suspicious and fears had been all
premature. Then. by agreement 3190
between them Joe absentel llililself
from the house at evening; Mid» Wghi,
after night, for full three months long“),
did Joe disappear as soon as ‘Work W33
finished, to return home 0111')’ at “"9 bed
zime. This was unusual, and old Dan-
forth determined to know the cause of‘
it. .
Joe frankly confessed that he was
in love with a man’s daughter, who re-
sided less than three miles distant ; but.
after faithful attachment between thorn
for several months, the old man had ut-
terly refused to entertain his applicallon
for the young girl's hand.
This was capital. Just ‘what old
Dauforth most desired. This 5855595
him that he had made a mistake in re-
gmdm his gwn child; and he would
help Joe to get married and thus —'suspi,
cions or trouble at home. So he said J
“ Well, Joe, is she a buxom lass?"
.. ye,-,__-yes,” said Joe. “ That is,‘
other folks say so. I'm not much judge’
myself." A
“ And you like her E"
°‘ Yes sir-——yes."
*‘ Titer: marry her," said old Dan'-
forth.
‘I But I can‘:--—the father objects-—”‘
“ Pooh ‘.” continued Danforth, "let A
him do so ; what need you care '! Run
away with her."
" Elope .7"
"- Yes! Off with you at once! If
the gal will,join—all right. Marry her,
bring her here ; you shall have the little
cottage at the foot of the lane; I'll fur-
§iA:S-ll it for you; your wages shall be in-
rszeased; and the old man may like it,
or not, as he will 3"
“ But—”
“ Give me no"buts, Joe. Do as I bid
you ; go about it at once; and-”
“ You will stand by me ?”
*-' Yes, to the last. I know you, Joe.
‘r‘.;:u‘re a good fellow, a good workman,
:m.l will make anybody a good son, or
lit!-'liatid." K
“ The old fellow
will be so mad,
!
v
th-:)ugh. , _
Go or: quir.-kl;/',
-~ Who cares, I_say !
llili. quietly." V
‘- ’l‘o morrow night then,” said Joc.
*- Yes,” said Danforth."
” ['11 hire Colver’-4 horse——'’ ’
‘— No you shan't.”
" No!”
" I say 110. Take my horse--the
lit-it one, young Moigan; he’ll take _vou',A
oil‘ in fine style, in the new pli:ntou."_',
“ Exactly.” _ ,
“ And as soon as you're spliced, come
right back here, and a jolly time x‘-.--.911 ‘
have of it at the old house.” A
“ Her father will kill me !"
“ Ba/1,.’ Hc’s‘ an old fool, whoeverhe
is; he don’t know your good qualities,
Joe, so well as I do. Don’t be afraid ;
foint heart never wona fair woman.”
'* The old man will be astounded.”
“ Never mind, go on. AWe’ll mm the
laugh on him. I’ll take care of you and
your wife, at any rate.”
“ I’ll do it,” said Joe. _
*- You shall,” said Danforlh ; and they
parted in the best of spirits.)
Ari hour after dark, on the following
Aev.-hing, Joe made his appearance, deck-
ed :u it nice black suit, and really looked
vezy comely. The old man hustled out
to ‘he barn with him, helped tohamcss
young; " Morgan” to his new phzr:Aton';
zu:-A icadirlg the spunky animal liimsclf
into the road, away went happy Le
Vvaiker in search of his bride.
A. few rods distant from the house,Ahe
found her, as per previous arrangement ;
and repairing to .he next, village, the
pars-cu very quickly made thchone lll,ll0-
Joe took his bridc'an'cl soon
ly wedlock.
and
dilzllled back to the town of P .
halted at old Danforth’s house, who was
already looking for him, who received’
him with open arms. ‘ A
“ Is it done," cried the old man.
" Yes-—-“yes,” answered Joe.
“ Bring her in, bring her in,” contin-
“ad the old fellow, in high glee; " nev-A
er mind compliments; no matter about
the dark entry; here, here, Joe, to the
right in the best parlor; we'll have a
time now, sure 3” and the anxious far-
mer rushed away for lights, returning
almost immediately. '
*‘ [1erc’s the certificate,
Joe. A
“ Yes, yes---" . , y
H And this is my wife,"~ he4added,7 as
he passed up his beautiful bride—f-the. l)€~
witchiug and ’ovely Mivzrzic Danfort/L .’.
-‘ T/V/mt .' maxed the old file; “what;
did you say, Joe-——you villain,you scamp;
you r;~wdaciou.~: cheat, you-—you—-you--.’,
" It is truth, sir; we are ,_ lawfully-
sir, ’,’, said
:-
married. You-advised me to this course
you assisted me, you planned the whole
,,_,-{,,,,,’ ,.m:.--lam me. your horse, you tho’: ‘
am.-, last evening, iworthyrof arryA'mari'§',f0,
.~'-.-ild V'all.‘E!lll‘.f1!'I"!._9,.‘-/.i me‘ yon’-nrévmiso-7""
-,...,,...a;-..-. --_.— -—--u.-a-W»--2-~_-~- .......—::e'ril.n....."’i
il l
.s‘'. ..
‘_,',.._-. .
, ~‘k- .--.
to slz_‘tu-'.i fry :n_e.;,,y-,;;.t oll.'er.e:d :2»:-. .;._—.-_-:o:---
rage at tho foot of the lam, you--—‘'’
“I t'lidu".3 Idem;-' it.
prove it ; you're’ s--'7 _
“Al3d‘lm‘ly‘ now, ‘si'r," cc.»A'nti'ri'u:ed J‘i‘i'€°.'-'3‘-—
y couple
l
And the erxtreatics of the hapgu i
were at once united to quail the old,
man’s ire, and to persuade him to z=.c- i
ltuov:l-acige the union. V
The father relented at last.
job of his own manufacture, and he saw‘
how useless it would be, ,fi_n_a_lly_,to at-
te‘.‘.‘."pt to dAé.-troyA iAt.A AA AA A
He gaveqiri réliictantly 5' mill‘ the -fair’
Minnie Dauforth was overjoyed to be
duly acknowledged as Mr.-. Jon Vi-"z=.llt--
-er-. 1' ~ ‘ ~- »
was :1 .i
: V’
The marriage’ proved a joyful i one ;
and the original assertion of old Danforth
,Pl'0V8'.1 »lflll.ilfl1l in, e,.ve,ry respec-t. ’l‘lm
cunning ldv'erAAu'a'A§Aa good son and a faith
fnl'husband,-—and"-lived marl)’ V9’-‘TS l0‘*"ll'-
joy the happiness which followed upon
his runaway match; "while tlie‘old'Am:iAri_
never cared to hear mucli‘ -about the dé.-‘A
tails of the elopemétit; for he saw -haw
completely hehad_.overshot' "his niarlf!
Ours 5.: at Country to be ~1’-.rdzcci' o,“”'.--—--
The gentleman, lately elected Governor
of Team-.ssee was left an orphan at two
years of age, and being friendless and
pennyleas, was sent to the almshouse,'
where he remained until he was eight
years.-oldv. _ At tltatage -- he was'appren-
ticed to a tailor, where he served faith-
fully,_»and in due time made his way, bare-'
fcoted to East Tennessee, vwhere,'1by in-
dustry, economy-» nd perseverance, he‘
succeeded in business, marrrcd 'a Wife,‘
, who aided him in his studies; became a
opular speaker a Le islator ‘Member
! g 1 =
of Congress, and now. Governor, furnish-
ing a notable example-of the truth of me
couplet:——" Honor ‘and .3},ame {mm ‘no.
condition rise.” . ~ ' ‘
g L?‘ He?-3.137.-This is a very ~meau’-
mg, favourite American expression,-.-_
Some fellow. nothaving the fear of.-_.m.,
wrath tocorne before his eyes, and no’;
many conscientious scruples about shoot-"
iug a Mexican, fired some of his long
rifle shots across the Rio Grande, near
Matamoras. whereupon General Alva-
lotz, then in command of that postvv.-gaze
‘° Judge M_cLanc of Brownsville. that-
if any more such shots. were: fired, he
“’°“‘d, b°_mb3‘d the town-. -. Wheretipoir
the Judge addretscd him . the follov.'iug
" let her rip” note: ,
_" Baowusvxnuz, .Tan..1l, 1853.
Dear General: VVe have received
your appreciated note of'Athis date.
F. J. McLa_nc,
J-AP. Cameron Co., Texas.”
Let her rip!
The Late Heavy Snow Storm.
Boston and Wo7'cést_er Road Bloclccded
Glaogzy time among the Passenger-s._
The slate snow storm of December 30t.l.r,~ was
unusually severe east of Worcester. At Bos-
ton the snow was 18 inches deep 0113 level.
The Boston and Worcester Railroiul was
blocked beyond precedent. The Spr-irxgficld
Republican says : - '
But one train got over the road be-
tween ‘Von-ester and ‘Boston, eitlrer
W_3Y. fin Tlrursday,-—tAh’Aai‘. was ’ the‘ first
mentioned. The expAr'éAsAA At.rAai‘r'r"AtliAat star-'
ted only half an hour later-—-A81AA'.‘”‘A'M.’
-—had.two engines, : but only” reAacAh'eAd
Framingham, 25 ‘mi'le's,A at 4 P. M9-
There it got an additional engine, arid
proceeded a mile and a half furtlier, and
could "go" neither forward nor AlA):A1cA-AkA“'\v:_ird.
. And here, with frozenvup-‘engines, the
trainawith over sixty passérAigers,A nine‘ A of
whom ladies, were’ obliged to reinain
fromzrls RAM. on"~l‘ltuArstiay, ‘till 9 IVIELAA"
Aor1:Friday-—20.hoursA; Tne" snowA
"so deep that it‘ was “impossible witlioiit’.
‘efi_'or.t,- for the-passerrgérsto-wade to’-
Framiughaim.‘ IASe:verAal attarhpted itA','anAd
‘ part of them -were frost‘ bitten‘ on the
journey. - Of these laAstAAwas Mr. James
E. Russell, the popular conductor _of the"
train, whose handsA-‘A‘w’ér’éA“ frozen.
of _the pas§én'g'e‘rs therefore remained in
the cars all i1ight,liaviug provisions from
the nearest houses, and making tl1e_'b'Ac_st
of their sole'mnAand'scvére" situatiou.—A_—
On Friday morrriugtne ‘train was dug
out by-an extra locomotive‘ and Iii.-"?;_t
force and‘ came onto "Springfield, ';i.";:;,
ving there at 3 1-2 P. M.--havi'riAg been
over 31 hours from Boston to Spring-
fi’eld."' ' ' "
Elwen‘EngAi,nesA were ezt work on Friday, to
get a train through‘: from Boston, and hard
work at. that. - Northand West,-the roads zvere
not so badly b1ockcd,__-
f?-The AHudson -River: Railmad
uses up 36,600 cords of woodtper’ year,‘
the sawing-,A_of which costs-$-10,000 ; av-
erage cost. $5,50"pct'..cord. .. Six» new lo-
comotives, to cost $12,000 a piece, I are
to be put on the road in‘ Janua‘ryA, 1 -ari‘d-
G*-°<.“A .A .-f*3!...:=.AA‘.A%A"t.é-9.9.5-.‘+-.~.<:.<A),,rI1i>.any. 0? five.
me“ 35.11". .9l’9;.Pi8<=0n-%:in one eveni-ngliél
‘he?¥'vt”?‘..f‘?°.‘.‘.’-..:l3? 'Tl.5h.°minga; i-c.oun155”v
D,!.“?A‘°'F‘%! »‘h.A"‘;‘?"d .kAl1_l8d -.<;8ci1'.0.ll1er/in ».a'
fight “on ,the occasiau. — ~
A brace of Maine‘ boys are in the’
House of Representatives ‘-this wlriter.
Israel “_"ashburn, Jr., of Maine, and "his
brother, Elihu B. Washburn,of Illiimis,
have both the honor of being side by
side, poIitically,.and brotherly, as Repre-
.acntatives.in Congress. ‘ ' 3 "
:
':.;]
The~Coniriton'. -school» -‘Fund '*‘(A')AfA
.tl_1p,State'lof New’;-York], -amounts’ to
. ;$2.383.'261-... :.'1?h'e surrr_~._ =appropriate'd‘ for
coming-iyear, is? -$1,=1.0~1;24;0=;..:imslniling‘-
$,800,00.().{mised;‘hy taxation. --¥’f?liéif1‘rtAirt-
Hbcruof children in attenAdanc“e’,»
96639.45: ’
,._!‘ar -
. ..V 5
'.v_1.f.n .’4..'~ '
r
AnAadvertisemeut appeared in‘t'be’
-N,—°."," . Yorlmpaperssofl :. Sam rd'aahJ°a!1iibI‘I-A‘
cert,a,inv._.~.utolcrr ;»-“bonds, :- of ::-fire := city}
pf_§,t., Lou-in,-.amountitrg . in :a=ll;'m » $—~.’o,.--: :;
l0,_.suppnscd to have been lir'oughtfont:.
" ' :72",-I_1,"__l'-* s_';"'>c?n"!i‘ '*:¢e~:>;.. .
to
1.
‘r-,.
.vl‘tJ
':,1,|,lt ‘ . -'5».".‘_l
,.... ._ ‘ {,1 --,,'-,
’-4.'.J\N -
_ ’-
‘W.
\
‘ ; Kr‘-ssutii, stein fithal he lrad pccip-n:'iat§
1 -- .- .. - . . ,
idepariurc :r.==.' Lgtrtietcnziaiople, in
I . . ., .
1 311Sp1c10l.‘.S, and 1:. was opened, when it. w
one whose arrival Aheré"'wAe Ahave A“alrAe‘aAd
., 1 of the ,Instit11tc, a,nr_l still [here is ‘room.
Si“? ,¥.1e\5v' passcrlger--cars-in~the spring. ' ‘
‘ "1 AA,:n-vlncident of the Erie War.
M}85i_55i_PPi .a.n<1A..-T.°hu. . Rostxand . 'VV:'m..;.
7 ~. ..
vear'=~ 1 .» ~ .. .
7 ’_ »_.v,onc, Ql;}P_f,1A)cl,,ec,tgve,(if Roman P0llcc.-—-
' The réaller, vAr'l1o‘ is not quick at guessing
thc,,,;public against» ‘ .negbtiatir'1g.~=
..- Movements of _3f<Eossui:h.' ~ ~
i
1
I
I
Priv-.:.’.c letters l'cc.<:i';.*-rl at NewYurl;, fr»-,._.z _ . -'
rAxT'i='"al»:z»"iu:~*.=I’.-:-r pr§p:.:aliAnn:4. lie slla£‘.';'~‘ ,
plici_tly that he i1aAs__ been invited to 'lAuri_«lva._-‘.~'.
by t__Ahat. G3verntucu"l_j, and E.£i.{i.~‘»., that ’prn~ Al
visio_ns‘?t.vill:'Dre tn:§.tle‘=t:> trauspoat thither!
h.
-The Chinese Revolution.
A_pri=:_.°.te letter to lhe_IAi«i_strfi.n Post, from
aA fAa'iAend in a Shangillii, in sjleaking, of the
taking»; of that city by the ReVnlirtir2r.i.~:l‘=,
says:
“ The only person lzillc-3 was the 5£('uEl(i 3
olficer oflhe city. The district occupied 1
separate from the walled city; and they 2
have not, nor will be, r.ii.-‘tuI'be:l 1nr.iec-.i_,
the revcwltrtiorzisls mzmifest much ro.=.~pect fur
Aineric-tmsanti i=‘.urop.s-ans. While the city
-wabr in imns, this morning, and gangs cl
insurgents were patrolling the stre«;=t.s-.' i
|
I
l
. passed more than two miles llH'ou_gl1 i'..---
The armed bands went about pi'e.vcni:in;;.:
thieves from molesting the property of the
people, assuring everybody of their pt‘ac.-:-
' fol purposes, declaring lhat"t.here should be
no pillaging, except from the oppressive
A public officers, thctthoy wanted not rnon->5‘
nrproperly ofany sort whatcv-sr, iilfll. ti.-3;;
had come not to injure, but to in-.x.'.;-fit the
peoplc. -‘~f'l'n‘r'leeri, it has been the -‘rm.-st
bloodless revolution that has ever nccurra-~
the pararlc of force 'in'A1he pileinises. ,
scared at the first intention of the Rev.--hp
tior1ists,.that. they surrendered at once. The
fir.1_tAAAAgictfv?as the open murder of the zoos».
offeAhsiyé among the liigiiest l\'laxiduixius. --
l~havé‘he9.rd of no other ‘Allilled.’ There
is no doubt in my-mind that these Revolu-
tinnist are Christians; their books, as trans-
lated by Dr. Metlimrst, convince me of this.
The Saratoga is the cn_l_v American mm
of-war here.” A
Railroad Accident-s.
A locomotive, tender and one patssengcr
car, of the accommodation train, ran of?
tho track at Saugatuck, on \Vetlncsday mor-
ning; occasioned by the misplacétnent ofa
switch. The engineer and fireman were
badly injured, but no lives were lost.
Arnan named McEnern_y~, about 60 yrs.
of-age, was killed on‘ the Natigaluck Rail-
road,at Derby, on.'l'uesduy. He had both
"legs-cut oil‘, and was otherwise hruised——it
is supposed by the down passenger train.
Post Ofiice- Fraud.
Dr Vatier, Postmaster ar Ciucinnati_,'re-'
cenllyvdetccted a somewhat! novel and sin-
gular fraud perpetrated on old “ Uncle
Sam,” by some individualiwbo was-endea-
voting to save a. paltry sum‘ in fi'eigh't
charges. A large: book or pamphlet, cou-
tainiug about‘250 pages, was sent from Chi-
cago to 2., person -in Cincinnati. It véas
anuglyenvelcped, with-the leaves protur.l-
lng from the ends. However, it looked
as
found that the leaves--had been nicely cut
out from—th,e centre, between the covers,
leaving 1}. space of about halfan inch round
the edges, and in the square hole was packed
away five Adozen of silk gloves and four doz-
en packages of rlecdles; Dr. AVaticrAre-
turned the document to the Postmaster‘ of’
person who tl'{lI]S1l]l.1vf.(‘.d it.
./A
.
_ From I/lC«Tf8(lSlLr_1;. up
The Norwalk Inshittite.
Such is the name by '-.'.'liich the Union
School is called. The new l.-l1ll(i1‘lZl;.’. was
opened on the 30th oflast .\'1a_=; in the ‘Sc-
nior department, and in the other (i.ep.'Li'f-
meats time following week. The second
tcrm'bcg:i1_1 7.\IoAr1day, Supt. 121.11, 18.33, and
still in_progr(»ss. During the first scssi-‘.11,
3-15 pti_pils,’,A_riA§tuies tvct‘e.1'egislci-cal, and thu.'~:
f"_.n_._i-::t__bAciui..A :3SAfi'lt-awe been entered.
.,lllCf1'll.5', all under the direction r-f_ili_c Prin-
_c.ipu.lA‘ AAA child can he tulfcn in the Prima-
...ry l‘LA)01I1S,_.l}t‘t1.1g'l_l,i. the alplizibct-, and carried
,, _th_roAt_igA_h till departments, as its px'ogrcs_s-
.'us_tifies,uuti1 it obtains a i.lAi;I01'{‘.i education-,.
elside the English b1‘zmr:lrcs, Lutiu, Greek,
French, Music and Painting, arc taiiitglit
Gr Bi.‘-:.liop,Esqs.,wc2'c elected the Sr:i:co1
-U0llllllll»i.t‘,__G_, at the annual iucetiug of the
__])isiricAt in GA:-.tobci'. Tire Boztrti of Visitor's
has ‘been’ stnntlwliat, cltzxngeti. Tl‘la=;~ pm-°.t-tit
Chairrna.n is Henry M’. 'P1'o\z'iit, ]*‘..-vi. T-‘.20.
otiie1'me111bv1rs are ‘nearly’ as before.‘ As
‘some alterations ha.ve_ l’Jce:".'n1.'1de in the
Board. of instruction, we \.¥il1.hcre insert the
names of all the Teachers. _
_ Ricliiirdifi-‘;v James,~Principa and _ Wm.
H. Yale‘, Ellen A. -Spencer, Cm-oline A.
Stirusou, Anna ;M. Chapman, Emma A.‘
Cr_aw., and Caroline, ,SturgeS., Assistants.-—
.M_is:=.AJaue_ A. Miller, Teacher of Drawing
and Painting, ’andA3_Iiss'_‘C:a,rolinc Olinsteati,
Teacher of Music. ‘
‘Both Sexes have fine oppot*tt1nititistTn'
'im'p1-oj-'_i_ng in knowledge ‘and already :2 num-
ber frorn abroad are enjoying the priviie_«.;cs*
A1‘
We hiaive r‘éasr>n'tc be proud of‘ our animal,
for at a recent meeting of the State Teach-
ers’ A.-ssociution, both Mr. Burn.'3.1-d, the Sn-
p-tgrintendeut of _Public‘.Scbool.=, anti Prof’:
Philbrick, of the Normal School -9 cke.cf'
- . " “ o ' ,
our building and ,fAlZ_l_‘fl1tl1l'(§, and "ci'z'ungc-
meals, as forming a mci-dc!’ for all the dis-
tricts of Connect-icui;.'A * i "
__.______.- iv
, The‘ Cleveland item‘ has .‘-.‘l.-.1‘:-‘.13.’-t~ of
incidents connected with the }3.'.-.aiir‘t2udA=.vai'
fall‘) 5;’ l 13 follow.-i:*A":, A H
‘f A_A passenger, a'AKeAn'1u;ckiitii,A\i' Atvzis
‘ftifiting-It arélifid -‘the ‘.‘ br'cal:,” discoverctl
1
Arié, "amen
“that by .wal-king a timberat the broken
- Thriilge, he could avoid going through a
street. AI:{e commenced c1'(ISSing,Wilen a,
man, wl1o“wYiis watchling at the o:liet;)en,tl,,
sanrr out, on can cross 18 run Pr.
“ V\?l1at—.\n:! I can’t ‘cross 9” said Ken-
tucky. “ No,you can’: cross.’l Qtuelly
drawing a re_volver,the Kenlucksau levelled
it, sihltliuling, “lYp|u d--h—-d sctptxndrpl, Icpriie,
or put a iu at l roug you we
-‘f‘Erie guard” fled like a s'ca',t'ed pAick-artjl,
»’a'ud?t_he Kenluckian walked the‘ bridge '31.!
;h'is1'leisure.” ~ 1 '
...'
AA A A ,C:1_1AAAAriousAP1acaArd.
The followiiig placard was at orig .'lA]:g\’ie,
‘h¢v5“PP°"v' °£'-“'~°m"3A°n“ 30330038. '50!‘ 'th:Aé.AluAfing the recent troubles in Rome, éaA<-iu-
a'!|y' pm;i'cd£abo'utA- Athé/slr"ec‘Is of Athe elm-’iA‘i'al
-0113'". -Serena! .;l:v.v$3 elapsed ere .'its-.li'iI.ltl'¢‘5n*‘
mga_,uiug,.\\'zt§ n_c_uet_l‘aled(, by ‘Lin iscppc N a-
riddlcs’, will fifld'Aifll’. As'oAlAuli-oti cf the folAl..wA-
-ing,-by-Qreading across from «me inscripti-m
.10 the. otlier~_:,:,_.-_~.!.-~~ ..
,.__;.. ..,l)e,ath ,lo . ..Pius_\‘inth!
‘ Mazzini.‘ _, ' forever!
The 1{'epul:iicAisA‘ 'lheA best GAover_nmcnl!
the-vilcst Goverhrii'éAiit'. is that of lh8APUpo,l
Down with -the!" ' AA Priestlypowcr !-
S.o' oreignty ofthe people forever’!
‘J
I
v
,..
'.‘-4-.. ..A.'-«~-
I
‘Mrs of s.€rir=:
in this “or a"n_'y' olh'e_r, ;[:tiuiill'_y', consirleriugé
Tile
fact is,-lhe Irnperia'lisis‘were so sliockitigly
l
l
Chicago, with instructions to prosecute the ,
'l‘ho.A.=cl1oolAiAs (livhlctl into thrcn‘ ll.-pxtrt-av
Dr. I1°a‘<Grcgory, James Finneyi anti G. '
. grout popular
.1’.-c;‘cc.~—Ax.2 clcganf.- 3
l:'::=ii '9
'-""‘,I’;-.a.<.'c.-yr fr) ..’i’I:.".
AZ?."tl""-'.t":"‘.llAZ£".', of
;:
'1'. PA’»""r‘,-1 Ely‘ Z1 '-.\‘é."‘.-‘ Y'.‘lL‘i{
r,:."-ts."-.4-.'::r=.«:‘. to tile l
n
.:
' :'c;<T-i‘ i.A)!':‘.‘"»’l’.i’t
s
:-hip uAntier_ f.-.3!
I
!3nch_<‘0l’nPAr -"-.2) eagle irf.-l’-399$‘ i3lA'AAA‘l‘5,1 ,
Nor-th< E :2. Railroad, was ah_a__f)€5flllY' _.
ilze..Azuoz,icau °-hialrl. S-Li?’E‘Ol1l'lLiel.i._i,' . ._
71:10. the‘. whol-.': i)l.\1‘v,iPH§_é»'~“’h¥,,~
me. (.,;li:-1::-.=. of the oair. The gift vrzis
cordially i~~.-t~.ei-.-ed a .to.l~;cu .o.z.”...lri5h...ar.t.v..
inrlu:-‘try and fr":r-,r1ti.~‘:l:i,p.
. -. ..._.4'. ;,._.;_.,.......: .v
t‘.-T.-,> VVe r.::- t=:=qnc.stcd to say that {he-
frieuds of CrtAr.1.z*..< Pars: are very uirxous
to hear
by f0rei<_:n‘ers is an-«zine river, outside, -'-)I1(l about 30 years of age, of zrredinrn .si;-‘.9, i cl-Feet Bfidga Tiler; are mgggly German.
light (.")!‘r'1pl('2"CAlO!l, and has liglxr brown
ll:ll!‘.l ll" wnsdu» Stafford Gt, :1 short,
- _:_ : ': . » - ' . " ~
"er irlovcs, &.c.' infur-
377
into sizi"-'.*, tsértiiliiil
-
i motion ‘:1dr.‘.rnssc:l,‘:0""A';‘ M.‘ ‘V-"‘ard‘, New l
Britain, Ct.A, w'z'll‘he‘attendcd to. (Vvilli
papers Cqnnecticutrunti Mares, please
c.cpy'tliis.—-Hcrr.’["0rcE Times; i
. ........__ ._....._.__._.._.......—os -
fivhiaiiy a true heart that wpuld
1:;-r*:e.cr.\rn acl-2, like the dove go the ark
nftcr its first 2:ausgrr.=.ssion_, has been
fl-iglitcticd beyond 1'£'Cflii by an angry
look and mvuace, the taunt, the savage
chari=._v of an unforgiving soul.
eh
[I[;;‘-* Politeness is a poxverful, flv\fer,AI._l}
the hands Ki an able man. A I}. ha_s.bcerA_1
rl--fined to be the art of showing _merAz,,by
luxterual signs, the internal regard 'Av_.*__eA
ha=.'c'for them. it indicates a good h_,ez_aA.,r,-A,
and a wise hettd; It has a great,
with nature. It i’~.Aoft1-error found in low-
1;! sheds than in tape.-Airy halls arrdlcoiirtls
of princes. Motives are , i:rscr_utaAblAc to
mortal ken, and the man "who shows that
l;e_is AdesirAcus'."-f ,:lAiriiethAcr may
clxaritably be p:£‘.'§f.1;’l'l”!i to liars some 5.
I
i
3..
tcrnal reg.'=.i'<.l for him.
Guan.o-and = Dazsins,-—That «_l}egd'm't
pest of New Fmglazid farrn-3‘r.¢.,"tl:'é3‘A".‘lritAei
daisy, may be exterminatecl by. guano...
if it is in land that can be ploughAeAd,'A
break it-up and sow 250 pounds of gua-A"
no per acre with cats or wheat and clovl’
er. If it is in pasture, sow the gtfario
~ with half a bushel of plaster to each bun‘
drcd pounds of guano, and the -.la.isi cs.
will disappear. ‘ '
Good [1 ugmor.--Good humor is a bright
coloriu the web of life; but self-denial
only can maltc it a fast color. A person‘
who is the slave of selfishness has so ma‘.
ny wants of. his own to be supplied,’ to
many ivntcrestsof his own to support and’
defentl,vtllat he has no-leisure’ to study
the wants and interests of others. It!‘
-1
or make others around him so’.
Escape of Swizz":/25 O'Brien.-—A letter
was received in New York, Aa few d'ayA§
since,‘ from Dublin, stating that the fami-
ly of Smith O’.Brien had received authen-
tic intelligence of his escape, from Aus-
tralia.- If true, he is the fourth of the
lezirlers in the movement of 18-18, who
lijas S'tlCL'L’(-.‘(l*.'(.‘l in getting away from the
penal colony,
Sxcc/.sa,::z‘rte I!em—.——Iu- Florida, Loni‘
siana, and Texas--the only States in the
aUtlAI0l‘l Al!1:‘.'.«’lilC'rl :-ugar IS raiser! to a large
amouzit-——a capital of $30,000,000 is in-
’.'L’-,§t-'1-(1 ‘u the culture» of the cane.-—
pr-:<.luc<=. annually about
In addi-
BSO ».;l'.8E€F.
,00 L005’) pouutl.-= of sugar-.
tion :o,this am-cum, iv-reign importations
arc yearly made into the United States
to ._l.he_ ._ ex.lent_ of 3:.o,‘ooo,ooo -‘. pounds.
Even a .\il(_Ai[L crqp of sugar at the South
which 1'&_‘dl.lC£l.“.~.lil(:,ll.~'!lZ1i production only
vn l‘ll‘r.lJly £!(l\.'_l1_ll_g'.'eS-the rate of .--sug:-.~r from:
_-me to o_;sc._:.-md :1.,,llE3.i1‘A.G'-ellf.S per ,pound‘;
which, on the
G:30,0l)(),0_f)0. polllltif,-,lS.'~'§‘~T}l.l3l,at‘ one‘-
cent, to ,$.G,,5LlLl,UOLl, grad. hand.-a'l:a!f
cc:7.ts, ;o_.ab='.>ut $l(),_(.l0(l,f_lL_N__l,- ‘
- . . _...__,_-.r.....
Poi:Agl;i;:;l‘ps-ie, Y.,~_sllc.iAi::L:.,ti.c, l..i;_::l.
A A A 'Ai:l:_i.'.‘ 30,0 tons-of
A rd o~‘.I.w‘.' property. The
a,s3$4f),(lQ{}.
0,f§== Horace G~rAé'cley AhuAs rctAu_rne_d from
the WeAsAt”, and hziviiig‘ been twice tiirough
I - , . . , _ K. , _
the brctik of‘:~!:c ‘Err-c road, does not speak
of the subject incny anriablefrarne of
mind,.AfcAr which we do notblamc him.--
°.=_‘.'s<i as hi
T'uc__Irish:nati 't,ha.t_ _l_ay‘_;siclr seveni.
have li'.fc.'l 2-at .-‘ltigusta .Ga_.~. The 1:9!
S-.-iititzcl of that city was dated ~, De
Accniher _ ,,
T‘:-‘i’ A srzecihl coniniittec of nine 1135
§4 A‘ , ,‘.
l;c>3u Az=.piio;tAitAed in the AU. S. Scua_tc_Aon
the stzbjéct of the Pacific Railroad.
Gwiu a1r‘a’ri.!eiit friend of the measure, i,,,-
::_-i.. ' '.,.. v - ,
- -chalrman. " '1ru_.-3 would show that :1 e
_'. _ .. ‘_‘._, «-_‘,-.-_,l ; -', ' '
: -benafe was rrrvztrrlest. to co.m_mc_ucc the
/
4;?‘
V
.-worlt. .
.., ,,._,__',‘.{,.-.
33*.‘-" A-.c.'aucus meetirig‘of- tlxpifl‘-srni
pcraiiicc niembcrs of th-3.New.'York5' Log"-‘
_isla_v.ure_
liuutlreLl'-. The only difference of opitricn
ainorag.;t;hcm.rclritcs toxan apps.=‘al'ttAr‘ the
' .1: rl.
peOp1;8..-5'.’ -
:rv
1 iAs"n'ié>iiAtiAoiii:d as ‘ Acne pro9AfAA of
the p’r'o‘gressAive-chaihActcr of . Pr9,!eAs,t§ntA-A
ism, that, ih“';TfalAy, ,A\V.ill_lf.‘AA'flAli, Athc otlierA
large “cities have made no , zi:.lvancIe,AATu.
rin,Ain "which cityAA§i?lone religious liberty
is tclriratttl, l1:A-._.-' steadily -grown, there
.liaving bccrAtA'or:'Ac iiiinzlrcrl and ten horscs
builf. in itllie last year. A
, 3;?” A marriage has just‘ come off in
Syracuse, N. ‘s'.. vxhich was the ‘—res’ult
oftnu 8(iV€.l’i1Sf“ln cm in'.=.tert'etlA- in-thé ‘-NA’e\vA
York papcrs.= Tire si<dve'rtiscm'en£«"’vJzis'
.-repliedr to by; a :Sy.r~aciiI=c .1a'dy,’-‘piGtd?6s*
_a_n;1 letters 'w.eré"’exclia‘rt§EA§d;and Ia"-'hiéi*.f’-~3"
pug \\’.?g9,c3§'.|l§|1lgI‘(i \Vhl0‘_ll"l’:’lfé8ll“ea’il]‘
desired calas_troplmr.;‘_ * "
..,4 ;«-:3 1
it. ~ ‘*
.-nu ... .
._,.}.t_.. . r
‘ Sumner liasA'iiiA:AiAilt-. an
lent proposition in
into me" expediency 6Af"Ap"rovidii'xA”g ‘rb'r"’ill"é' A
remitt-a'nce‘ of smallfsi1ms“tb:‘EitI’3p'e"
Post Omce‘ ittl-sits. ‘F"Th‘e‘“éa‘rivélilérice;'
economy, and security of stroll a tla_rAI -
wouldprove‘ of great vzilize .tA'o,AcAur immi-
iong . ,. .,,., .
.\f
>4 ,, f‘."A ..'
_...._..........,......:.wmmL‘. ’h.'!Q.'J-Jill!‘
. in '.‘l'-:‘.-.“:‘:.-‘-«‘ll'.St‘.i to be aj ,tearingi:‘,dow.vx. .'l‘hcy were arrri».-dwnti,
.-mil, '.‘.“:’l’l flagis AAr'lA‘d{o1'Alaér ,'AAa!i*é:b and sa'Aws,A arid destroyed about 1,510
‘ "" xvi’ A."-It-’AV“'-A‘ A 'AA"'. .''u .‘-l ‘
(=,;}'g[)I'_>:n_~_‘, 9;‘ Ar‘:l."l‘:(’:l'.l co:nrrierce;;,.;,in‘ feet of h_d.b_rt¥d‘_ge. Ayouug mau ngnnedt,
frorn lii.xn.‘. He is '3 GAcrmstn,l
: l inzcribw; "='SAi»x-*-F‘c'e't=,~o’r.-1'-“out-'. =Fé‘et Eight
s, .
impossiblethat he shot‘.-ldbe happy him-. -
100,000,000 or l-50,000,000. pounds, in-= "
entire cozrsumption of.‘
A —c:2_ ‘ti/'orl~'.,n'E at.
zcca,ir.v in the hot month ,qf.,,A,ugust, must .
thcy*amo'uht- trjtcmchf
thw-
Eltll’-.‘. P1“, ;".\:!. 17, 18-54.
lf§_}f.=‘= About 10 o'clock this x::t.\r:n:i:,l,
nearly 2. liu:-.dred '-vurneu as:-+_-anliietl at 5
:ito‘S,tu'.e Street: Bridge, and com:_t_‘:enc¢‘d
A‘ I‘, oneof the ADl1’e('.tO1'3_,6f tilde:
bfitho women, who pelted him
g W‘,-,}, “men eggs, and tore the clothes off
l his—bacir~.« . -1%Ie~was-9033139“ 49- ~"'**“'%*
,1_0§_:n,,;,h¢ ns,-,rr_w.s 9f the riugleaders. 50""
. of wlroiniivdre‘ trier. dressed in women’:
clothed. There were no police to pre.
5 . . ' _
: vent-this til8g1'B(_:efUi,0ll_§?nfl_f!,. Afu-.r.,dIn
Aner the women‘ will tear doWnlFl’¢‘D“-1|
Both the Railroad Bridges 61953398
_:~AII'i'g,li stfeAdtA az_td*‘FrcnchA._.5’°9k.i ‘AW°A‘°. ‘.395 A
stroved to-day by a portion of the wozpgn
;-r‘Ia:}i£.’ .l;Eié£"’:'ii;éA;AAAt!-er' -
through town, headed by a band of mu-
sic, and waving flags, upon which were
ianda ~Ha‘lf Inches.” 0|-if 9‘"’-¢A‘3 ‘'9
thronged, and A the highest excitement
prevails. The old Board of _Direct0fs Of
the Erie and North East Railroad were
elcctedat the annual olection held here
to-day.
[[7-' Edward Harris, a manufacturer at
Woonsocket, R. I , to encourage his op-
eratives (500 in number.) to save their
AEY0c!lti“ll of ‘:31.-.:'vr.*.-.‘~z:: ‘ii =:~':.*!':'.
\V«.*r«-an \fl‘.l)II‘i, Imznl r-l "V
liams lht‘ p- ill or \'-‘:%~ ill”!
Yard, 71! C:¢lA~l:.ill l.rvr'=t_\.
-
1. is
ill’
.,.
.3
quarter befurr l 0'1"-«'1» I
long addrt-.=s,_.in which he (,‘il7\l'f__7_(’d some
of thevvitnesses with po.=rjnr_v. lln con-
fessed that he shot Willirvr'n.-‘, hut pArr».'r==- A
led»tl|fa_‘t_,l_r¢-_ did not l:t_1t‘_.'.‘.' vsllm he ’v.‘:-_.-.-
doing at the time. After the a:ldrt>=.- he
prayed fervently for several ni'.nm:-.-.-—-
Religious services were lll(‘!t- pt-.rlonued~
by the Rev- Mr. Noble, of ill.» Epi.-«mpal
and the Rev. Mr. Hall of the M$‘tllI)dlFl.
Qhurch. The Sheriff then pullml I-he
c.ord,,and the unfortunate man was laun-
ched into eternity. He stritggleri slight-
ly, but was pronoimc-rd r.‘.».~ar._i in libs-ut ten
minutes.
Terrible Tragedy.
-'~A’-terrible tragedy occurred in South-
iugton ciiiA..7FiriAday, Jan. 20th,4oriA'-the: line =-
of the Central Railroad, Llii-=1 morning. A
Mr; _Fi'A‘nch-, of trout
toAlA'iis:daugliter’s AchaAmbAeAr. and cut her
throat" while she was asleep in bed ; he
then cut his own throat, and both are
dead. The daughter, who was 20 years
of age, wasan idiot, and Mr. Finch, it is
also thought,‘was iusaue.
Bosrou, Friday, Jan. 20, 18:31.
The San AFrancisca Rescuers.’-—'1‘lie
subscriptions for the testimonials to "be
presented to the r~<cuer.-s of the San
earningspffers the 2;‘) who-shall save the
largest percent of thernduring the year.
a premium of 320 each,--and to the 25
who shall save’ the next largest, heioffers
$10 each; Heproposos to appropriate
in this manner the sum of 957-50.
"T Earls, Jan. 21, 1854.
, Thelrnob iaAet~'t~.iglAttA hung in effigy Mr.
3. H. Walker, Director of the Erieand
North East Railroad, accompanying the
i"act with shout:-Aand yells like infuriated
3 fiends. The mad and drunken excite-
ment knows no bounds. ,~T;1t9 Smgyawhlch
is labelled the ". Father .of me Guage
Laws,” yet danglesfrom the limb of the
tree on which it was hung. ‘ Several cit-
izens are absent at Pittsburgh, attending
the trial of Messrs King and Lowrie, and
nothing of importance has transpired
since the tearing_ddwn’of the ‘bridge.
Pxrrsauaou, Jan, 21, 1854,
Judge Irwin just decided that as the
offense cliargod against.Ma_y0! K_A|fl$ and
Morrow B. Low§'Y. '18. made subjcct. to Alu-
dictment by the second section of the act
of October, 1_$4l, tlreywcpnuotgbe held. (nu-V
’dcr_tbe,prcserit p_rocc,ss,aud must be! d.i.0~
charged with costs. » ‘.
San Francisco F|u_|_¢l. ,
A meeting ‘of the meeting o‘_l' the Com-
mittee was held on Saturday morning in
~th'eABoard Room of tho new Insurance
Buildings, Mr. P. Parrot in the chair._——_.
Fr. Tilcioton, Treasurer, announced that
the Asun_1AAi,n his hands amounted to $14,-
700. Subsequently, Mr. Cunard gave in
8950. Mr. Kiugoland 8700, and the Board
of Underwriters 81000, making a total
of $17, 350. This sum was voted to be
disposed of ‘as follows :
To the Captain of the Three Bells, the
Kilby and the Antarctic, each 82,500, a
gold medal and silver pitcher or-tea ser-
vice-, at tbliiroptiou.
To tbe Mateo of the above three
$250-and 8 gold gmedil each." ‘
To’ theiecanid Mates, .3200 each and
a gold medal. A
, To the petty officers. 8100
gold rAneAdalA.. A
ships
tacit and a
: ; Tqtbe Seamen, 850 can
=meda_l;. .4‘-...;= -
To-the‘CaAptain of the Lucy Thompson
acervicp of "plate, tg__ coat,$§Al0A1_,.l,_l._l,_ an_d.I'
igolc! rrid(nl!aA|:.mAA‘AA‘A ‘ AA ‘AA ‘
To the Mate of the Lucy Thompson,
$250 and a gold medal. _.
To the other officcroof the L.~T
medal.¢a¢h,.?axid half the‘an':‘ouatA in uion:-'-
A h and aA-silver
« ey awarded to tbc‘;oflicera"ofi1ikegradcof.
the first-trained" three. _slrA'ips_A.,_A _.A ,,
To the Seaman of the Lucy Tho
i'éach'A$A2:5‘Aa'nd a sil=.'<—.-r‘ mAec'lalA."A
A service of plate valuetlpt $1000, and
a gold medal toALie,ut. Murray, U. S. N.
A service of plate valued at 81000, and
a gold medal to Capt. Watki,as
mpsop.
the San Francisco, 3500 and gold medal.
A To the fir.-rt7Ma‘te of the Saa'FrAariciaco'
$250 and a goldmedal.
. To the second Mate of tbe_ASaAn Fran-
cisco, $200 and-a gold medal.
The following Resolution was rcadby
Mr. Lowe - " i ' A
——= Reva!-ved, That the public be notified,
_that'.t!rI!*’!iI!li‘r‘Tt*bri'tcriip‘l’a'iéd ‘i5y"'ilié'CoinL‘
. poi tee to -be raised for the Captain: and
Q! hers concerned in saving ‘ the passengers
‘and crew of the steamship San Francisco
him been attained, aifditliat "tlie Commit-
{$81) propose furthqr-to extend their oervi-’
was in ajd,of_ ,a,likg la_udi,ble,,obje_c_t, and
will therefore cominue to receive through
Atlieir 'l’rcab'Lui"cr, 'l‘hornas“l‘ileo:_on, Es'q_.,'
‘further subscriptions‘-no lie" ‘applied arid
taeldqtl-.to uhge-,: funds‘ of - ma--Lite Saving
§1i*=ll!?YS{l°!".A9‘!°§l!!i°¥ll~ltVl!ich.io. and has
a
AAAfi.eAHJill{lbli.:A: ‘fie céifisidcred tffii ,inptit.u°,A,A
’tAi_ou ‘as mil fiéllé’ inobt noble’ iir¢éxistAcuAccpA
At.lA:Ao'ugAh i€‘xs'ae cornparatiViclyA AlAi_ttlo_ ,k:nA,owAn
in New York. It 'had‘Al'ife-boats audiota-
tiorrs”«.wx1'A' the J ereey and Long Island
AAshoreAs,‘a'hd many a slripwrAcckéd mariner
had ‘Areuscri toA,bA1c’ss it, This,ins:i_t:utiouA
has ’Aalrea'Ady’ distributed a very A large
amourit of medals to much deserving. and
iAn'sor'n‘c ins:aii'caAsAirt6ti§.-y. [Ale mention-
ed‘ this to ‘islidw ‘thin’ ‘ ' hioney, contributed
A tofu wotild.be'5{v'oll' bestowed. ’ 'l'he_A res,
folrrtiou iwaiz iii’iiiiimouslAyAAadopied. A A
A -"A'I‘h‘./>A air‘?oir?itA‘5iiubscribéd in Boston for
-‘ .--...’&-.{. 7 . ' -_=‘:«;'a:.'.>
‘a testi'mi)nthl‘td the San_Francrsc.o rescu.
i..§s,xla3alr"+L‘a‘érléBj’s6oo‘o.i *" ,
dc‘: -—--. '.';.'F' e;-. f_. :¢;'”- 9 """I7'” '
--“*-‘:~,;-2-loiie ofilie’Anin§tA,'gifipiifyiiiig‘AA rag.-_t‘s‘
‘aahlézrela v§ifli'él§e'C5lh‘u§‘ 1a....-§‘a.if’.t-3.-...
i.nl;t-t‘t‘s='ri.ar‘tél‘irb¥._u:-‘t§l:y‘,.g§§lge;§sc,i.
“er tbéié’ “AstE2‘£i'ti"f3ArA§‘iiés” made across AAt1At'eA’
fift‘y.ui'sATily’ !‘1iA'6iI§in3 'pAersons"-A',‘ Anol.A_a'1ife ,'
bu? bééni-185? n‘e;g'léA_c'tA;Acar:ell9'1As'eiLrAt‘-raft ‘or A
-gccigflflgs =~*.:;v't ll" ‘r ‘ 14"?‘
,_ —.—--———-——-.'- .‘: H; '1
The gflilfiffifi iu_s,ur_szen:s,, punish
,1 -11". ‘.='.‘ _u: = - ’» --.* ’ "
.sn.Ir>'¢er_8 9913,-‘.14 , by. fiellradnng. Ind.
‘hon who iii: tobacco by the bamboo.-—
...._ ,_‘ ‘-.‘I ,'‘..it; .1‘ - , — ~
..-... _.‘;... . .
.2: golf '
To Mr. Marshall, Chief Engineer of‘
-.~b-‘en. "053!;$?l‘3!3¢"»l"v-‘li‘”!F€ii"8.¥i“?‘¢' .
Ap-:jrl’orrnin},; acts of‘h_5oroiein_aud bravery. , _
Mé:"rtlé3¢¢;l"uit-aéxlirecf héirtily to tilt‘; ,1, j
,.A¢An¢ Hartford Times says that our .\'l. C ..
-’A!lanAtl'c,~' 'cAoi1vdiy&irg'ir'i-the‘ sggregaie from’ f
‘-VA‘ .2»; . -'-~ 4.3
-.; s'.°W.s?°..
-gneveypj-,g§rguea,\trAitlvil lilockhead. ,R'emcm,-
Francisco passengers ‘now amount to
nearly $5,000. A’
Bosrora, Thursday, .Tan.. 19, 18-54.
The lost Ship Singapore-— Sa_,fe«‘_2/_0f
t/1e.C",:_.e_,g_fI.T-_.-'l_:lie,A¢,:r,tj.i_tait1 andh.cre,\v o,l_"..'J1_lie
Singapore, Aof and from ,New York for
Antwerp, before reported last, were ta-
ken into Liverpool, N. S, by the British
bark Sylph, Capt. R0b€rl5- A
BOSTON, Thursday, Jan. 530, 18:34.
Probable W7rc<'/c.—A vessel which ar-
rivedat Ho!me.s's Hole on the 14th, re-
ports that on the 10th iust., in 39 39, lon.
73, saw a large ship with loss of main ,
and mirlzen masts, under jury masts, .=reer- l
ing N. N. VV. She had :1 white streak
with painted ports. Supposed her to lie
a New York packet.
~H.tr.rr.ix, Friday Jan. 20 185-1.
Rumored loss, of the Brig lllary Jzznc
rgi§lL.14«1 'passengt.'7's, near ‘Halifax.
It is -reported that the brig Mary Jane
bound from Dublin for New York, with
passengers, has gone ashore near Jedore
Ledges, and that out of 150 souls on
board, only six were saved.
__Thc rumor wauts confirmation.
(L3: During the late meeting of the
officers of the war of 1812 in Philadel-
phia, many of them staid at the United
States Hotel, kept by Charles H. Miller.
‘Vixen’ they called to pay their bills, they
found them to read th us.
Capt, _ _. . To U. S. HOTEL, Dr.
For three_day’s boarding $6. Receiv-
¢d..pdyr_nent in full by-gallant service in
the v'v’ar_ of ,1 8.1 2.
PI~!AA1,_I..AAADSl.P}{_IA, J a n.
10,18-‘.34. ..
C. H. Mrr.r.mt.
Q? The Albany I’A.égister says that a
farmer ' out west’ thinks the Shank high
The.momeut, he says, you cut off the
head,‘_the legs fall apart. The reason
why. they ;crciw do ‘_rAnticlr,Ae,gar,lierAAtl.a_n oth-
er chickensiiisvitliat tlieirxdlegs gire so long
they edit ‘led vdgylighf coining, long be-
fore otli1erA:f0l_"‘Als!A “Al. '
[(?.3_When the Hon. Mrs. North was
AtriAb,ut._ion,_td-th"e fund then raised for the
destitute‘-widow, and headed by Sir Bob-
ert Peel, with _a mlllliticent ._donation of
£50,,she promptly sent. alibéral subscrip-
tion',A'Awith the following lines, never be-
fore ‘published :- ‘- ' -
_ ' I5 cbccrtho vv_iidovv’aA rum in her azsim.-,
To make provision for the fctherlesa,
, . - lalbut 3 Christian’: duty, and none should
Rosin: the haar‘.~apper.1 cf Widow Hood.
Po_e,t,ry,. puuuing and piety, all of the
geuttiiié port, are not often thus _' happi_ly._
uni_Ati;AdA... . . .
,..
Spfnt _ Drinking in Swer!-en.-In
Swédeh, the "people are fast rising to a
fearfulconviction of the self-entailed‘rnis-
eries Ap_rodu'cedA by spirit drinking. The
late allusion to, this vice in the lting’s
spee::,i,i,';rrt, qpcriing of the diet, seems ;-to
havéAbAéei1 ifrore the refiéxAA of iucipAie’nt
public Aopinion than an, original coucep_
tion of his Various petitions have
been presented of late to -King Oscar,
praying,i'liEArAl,i'?,to",‘- “take such measures“as
allowed l_.<_$A-:¢A:Aor,rtir:i1e_ir1 its present extent
The lust of’ihese petitions had 18,000
AA A _',,I‘liéj’people« begin no\v 1.0
W r‘g,e,A'Acrowds, and to call‘.-tu
multuodogydfor closing of distilleries.
f.‘ that théfy;-may besectired against. dearth
' comes Arou‘nd.}’A‘ AA;-:11)
A b has forcibly .é.3€er¢a,_
“ ‘With ghéj-.¢‘jry jg-‘fit-=:'.
.1 ,e‘*‘riipdc,,any::,luore,”
v_io_-
efjaboveA has taken
‘A _-I’? AF 'Ai
‘r
‘ .
A j. T/re_AMcc/umic.-—-It.Aibfctrange that la-
« boring,_p1gn;,¢lo got.-tl:i1_|kf_m§r,cgfilihe vast. ;
uoefulness of glreirtoils arrdiégakeza behave-
lcut plcapure in thexnon l.hi.‘3=AacuOl:l)t.'-...
One would think that a carpetitci‘ or ma-
rcare ,3{vk>d—lil to hI‘ms‘oFl‘:i~- ‘ll
work of ‘mine is giving comfort and en-
jpynrcnt offlevery day and every hour to
_a.faArrAxil__v,_A‘_Aaud will continue to be a kind-‘
ly\ shelter, a, domestic gallleljiqg-pla_ce, an
,abode?of,afi,'cctiorl,_ for a century or mom
after, I--sleep in the -dust '" incl ought not
L
Q
7
.a, genAer6uAs- satisfaction to» spring up at
_§bc thought?-C)'oa7zm'ng.
"tlii
5:
.1,‘
A Washinglotr correspotiArl.e'.1t pf
f;g_mfthcA.A.Nc\v.AHavAen Disrrictpays $6., 3
gm.-,el;‘,f‘¢")_‘1*.b_o:7o‘r'd,--ratlxcr more" than tilt:
._GQ.ve'rr'irnent. pays him for legislatiug. A
.. , 5 , . T ,
, ~ *‘ t-. . .*1.'f)‘ '.
. . ._ ,_
~53, H“-.
.uot_ wislr, to get angry ;.
.-._. _ . _ .. ,,,. ---.-. ..-.. ..__.__ _
chickens well named, for they are all legs“ ,
applied to, upon Hood's death, for a_‘,_con- '
shall aAvéI‘tA"t"heA misery which ‘threatens
*'the nation,-if the production of spirits be
.-‘lye-,,'la,g¢,~,l . ,\
Italy aiia ‘ Sart1l“.i3
2
/I
‘ff! 'g_'.r ,fr r-‘IA
-mtg. -Lu‘. £33: .
.ran.AzA4. -1854
,W'hig State Aconvzntion.
, VA *5.
.-\. Rtsrto'(‘nnv9ntion’ of tho Whigs of Ponnecflcut, will
be held ut [ho l.‘iI_r uf .\'e-v flaws. on w3CI95dl)', the
15?}: day of .""t.-hrlurry next, at 10 o'clock, A. .\l., for the
pnrpn-re of nominating candiviaies for state 0159.", '31;
--Govci-nor. f.ient. Cnverrzor, ficrebtry, Tregnurgr g,gAd
Comptroller. .
The Whig}! of the several-towns in the Stile am :0-
-;u¢.st-'.-ll to send deli-gates to the above Convention equal
to d-mi.-lo the number of Rcpruoxtutivos to 1.-icb they
are entitled la the General Anson-.bly.
HENRY G. IEWYS,
1.U(‘1UFl 1-‘. ROBINSON,
n. .\‘-oarrrrn . ‘.
mi. K. srtttirr,’ "C’;W,"'-‘-:~‘~*‘
AER.-':.HA‘.rI B§{.\r.1’.‘.Rt|_ , ,._,_",‘;~,’_‘:-__,
G SOP.-GE Br I.\‘3
E.LI'~3HA C.-\ R1-’:".
1.. E. i',l‘_-‘~.Sl~3.
. Spring Election. .
V By the -2a1__1 for at State Convention above, it
l
2-"r':.v:, j
Awill be seen Aflrat we arc about to enter upon
another political content in this State. The
ensuing election is as important, and will ‘no
doubt prove an exciting a struggle as we have
witnessed for several years. '
‘In addition to the usual State and Legisla-
tive nominations, there are to. be glectea g
Sheriff for each County, and in thcLcgislature
:1. Senator in the place of Hon. Taurus Sm-rn,
whose term of olfice expires in 1855.
What policy or action will be taken 5: the
Convention of course is not yet apparent. so
far as we have observed any expressions’ of
preferences for State omcera by the Whig press
in the State, it has been strongly in favor of a
re-nomination of last ye.-mks ticket. No man in
the Whig ranks,’ in our. opinion, would draw
O11ftfi,S01ax' A v,o_te_in, this county-.,as Mr. Dur-
rorr. Wefiist the several towns within"--this
county will at once ‘attend to the selection of
tbeir"t1c,legatcs, and letfbem be your most re-
liable and judicious ,men—sAu,cb as will be sure.
tonttend, and carry with them the entire cou-
fideuce of their constituents. ‘
..Crystal Palace Awards. i
The following are the awards given by the
juries of the Crystal Palace Exhibition to cilia
arms of Connecticut :
Smvca llnnxm.
rnllvr cot-t making machine.
L. F. ‘Robinson, Hartford, Bitmap’: patent
pro.-is for laying veneers.
Samuel Colt, Hartford, Revolving Fire
Arms. The wide spread reputation and ex-
tended use of these arms entitle the inventor,
in the opinion of the jury, to the highest dig-
tinctiou which they can award.' The arms pre-
ss nted at the Exhibition are of superior work-
manship and finish.
The Collins Company. Hartford, for generil
excellence and superiority of finish in the man-
ufacture of Axes, Adzes, Cleavers, and other
lienvy edge tool.-.
Stanley G. Trotf, New London, Abbott’:
Horomctcr.
The Steele and Johnson Manufacturing Com-
pau_v," Waterbury, for the great variety and
best display o1‘Me1al Buttons. A ‘
Charles _Goodyez\r, New Haven, India Rubber
fabrics. .
ABRo.\"n'. .\AIun.tt.s.
C. Sharp, Hartford, Rifles. On these, the
jury says: Without refrence to the merits of
the peculiar methods of prirningvhich are at-
tached to these arms, the Jury are of opinion
that Mr. Shnrp’a ingenious arrangement for
loading at the breech in the best which has
been presented at't~he‘ExbilA-itinn, and that it_
bids fair to sustain with favorable results the.‘
tests to which it is now being subjected in the
bands of troops in the field. The specimens of
these arms, offered for examination, are of ex-
cellent workmansbip and neat finish.
Rogers & Brothers, Hartford, Plated Ware.
Wm. Vine, Hartford, Gold beating machinc_
Wheeler Jr Wilson, Watertown. Sewing mo.-
chine. ’ ., ,
Richardson, Barnum 4%; Co., Salisbury, He-
rnutite Iron Ore, Pig Iron, I-‘lux. Slag, kc.
Almon Bacon, Lyme, for a nest of Corn and
Fruit Baskets, of the best materials and gkilful
workmauship—(manufactnred by D. Clarke.)
Charla-.5 Crofut, Bridgeport, Portable Grain
‘Mill. _‘ A-_ .,__.;,’.‘:
Tuttle 3IanufacturirigA’A*Co., Naugatnck, as-
_so1‘t-mnnt of Garden Tools, Potato Rakes, Bob!
and Hay F orks.
J. M. Bottom, Bridgeport, Watch makers’
Lathes. A ‘
Cannon 3:. Bro.,
Sheet Iron. _
J. A. Ray, Norwich, Hand lfortising ms-'
cbine. A A , .
Edward Harrison. New Haven, Grist Hill.
Tracy & Brand, Norwich, for improved Win-
New Haven, Galvdniued
pounda) and the convenience, with which the
explosive lance can be used‘ renders it worthy
of special notice as 9. serviceable adjunct to the
weapons now generally employed for taking
whales.
Gruuou Sr Bro’s, New Haven. Microscopes.
Ea_.g1eA Manufacturing Co., Seymour. Silk
qimlity, perfection in colors and beauty of ‘de-
3.1 u. . -
gill. E. Nichols (E Co., Moodus. Cotton Seine-
Twine and ‘Cord, for strength and evenness of
twist. '
Iiotchkissville Manufuctitring Co.,, for the
best Woolen Printed Square Shawls, of beauti-
ful design and colors.
Union Manufacturing Co., Nor-walk. Wors-
ted Fell: Be:wct's—supcriority of manufacture,
and wot-thyAoi" special commendation.
L. Cuudee lb Co., New Haven, for best speci-
mens of Metallic Rubber Shoes. '
' (‘onucciicut Marble Co., New Haven. Stained
Anuwican M:|l'l)10S-
Mills ti’: Carlock, Bridgeport. Coach Laces,
Carriage Trimmings and Tassels.
Churles'A.' Converse .1: Co., Norwich, for an-
periority of finish of Screw Auger: and Aug?!’
Bite. ,5 ,_, . _
Bugle \Vb1'¥A39,W.est. tviullgged, for superiority
of finish in AtbcArAnA:inufacture_ of ‘Table Cutlery.
Hotchkiss .t sons, Sharon. Patent coach
Wr'ench and Patent Bow }f,in-,- I
Ross dz Wilco East Bérlin. 7°?‘ KA°“°"1 ex’
ctellepcc-in the manufacture of Hsclainea N-Id
ToolsA:Afo;A',,._'.TilAL,-.W9rkera. » - «. ‘A
, Ilnion ;Krijféc_Co., Naugatuck. T0!‘ 893*?“ 91"
i lle_uc,c in the manufacture of Pocket Cutlery.
II. C. Lobdcll, Brooklield, for Imitation Tor-
toise Shell Combs of every 89119» C*“'V€d 301'“
and Buffalo Combo, Ladies’ Dreu Combs. le-
. The whole number of Eilvef. mflifiill i5. "-5-
éf bronze friedall there are 1,186,1‘vhile 1,210
Afgxhiliitora (or articles) receive the more sim-
ple distinction of an honorable mention. The
greatest. number of silver medals falls to the
lot'_ oftbe Upited States. The next cou_n':ry:“tn
rank in France, Whit-‘J1 1|“ 1.5? While G“l|N_3l‘i!-
gin has 9. Germany 5, and Switzerland, Aug.
‘trio, and Italy 1 each. 01' the bronze medals;
the United States has 505. Great. Britain 143,
3
iFr,a.uce 153, Germany _'°6~A:_P"“9“l3' 39.. Belgittin
10, S".vitzc!‘_1FA!A_Dd 29. ,Ho11ind‘_l_2., Austria 1As,_
4.4- British Pblleflflions
6,"&c. “ “»= ' ’
Er-om Connecticut there were" entered 107::-,
ticles and thnre‘1tnw'.|v¢e_n,awarded to exhiblb ,
am from this State 3-1 medals-_—7 silver and 27 5
bronze. Of the seven silver medals four come ,~ 33].; of Canton silk good!
to this city, viz: to Messrg.; Charles. Collins, L. E
_P._,\,Robinson,,S,a_tn11t'_l Colt," and the Collins Cc‘.
‘ * “ "We are lndebfig-,;1.,g,_t_h(‘t§£|}!;£fcnq,,Qqt!rg;|t\fi)!'
tho" above urges‘: 3‘: tire‘.-f';e‘§¢§:. , . ' '
I.
bar. the diillei ‘ilré Arazor tlic m”_o'r_q' AAyouA
cut, yourselfgaritl,‘,sweig‘r, A ‘ '
.' g- It is stated by u.e_.N.‘vJ.‘iIiu§i}i'3thu- _
{Nada ip-iris, of-aim accusation; ',n¢_,.._o.ben colncctod mt
, -
Charles Collins, Hartford, Wyllys’ patent‘
ling Gun gmtl_Bomb Lance for killing whale-3.,
This gun is easily portable, (weighing but 10
brocatclles and Carriage Drapery, of superior
[and instantly killin}? '
l rtorcd in appears
P"0c""‘d!“§.‘i of AtAl|c t*!a)'ra?fiAo\cficai!
St:-.tc Agriculuarai zicclcty.
A1 tht: am-'*i.itl§.: in ETu.r’.t'r-rzl. nu ‘ire! lltb ':r;gt.f
~‘_l‘.‘.‘ l'ullmving lippolrvtmt-tit ui' ()l!ir:t-rs, wue madoj
I'm‘ the err‘-tririg _\_‘I".l:‘:
I-‘rm’-.Zmt,-Saruuel '1‘. Huntington, Esq., of
Hartford.
Vice Presi¢Ienr.v,—The Presidents of the
Couuty Societies are ex-olflcio Vice l’rer=idents
of the State Society.
' ‘Recording Secretary and TrI'.'u'ur¢r,o-P1-of,
John A. Porter. of New Haven.
Directors,-Norman Porter, of Berlin ; Solo
omon Head, of New Haven ; Gideon Thompson,
Bridgeport ; Rev. William Clift, of Stonllgton ;
Chas. Mathewson, of Pomfret; T. S. Gonl'd,‘of
West Cornwall ; An Hubbard, or Mlddletowa;
John S. Yeomans. of Columbia.
The above ofllccm constitute the Execu
Committee of the Society.
The following .-eaolutiorm were passed:
1. That an agvm‘. or agents be appointed, if
deemed advisable by the Executive, ornmittee,
to trovercc the State and bring the Society
fore the eoplc.
2. Eco County Society may appoint a jolte-
te who saw‘! sit as a member of the Executive
rommlttce of this Society. ,,
3. that the Executive Committee take me
Irca to hold I State Fall‘ In October, 11854.‘ ‘
4. That the Executive Committee take moor
Ilrel to procure} a grant, from the Legislature
3‘ W9 398* 39921011. for the benefit of the Society.
5. That the Executive Committee petition
the Legislature to enact a law for the extirpa-
tier: of Ԥhe.Wl]d carrot and the Cnngdg think,
The Society then adjourned. The large so-
loon of the City Hall was _libr-rally placed at
the disposal of the society by the common
Council of the city of Hartford, and occupied
for its afternoon session. ,
7 J. A. Porvnzx, Secretory.
tivo
Noiwalk Evening Ac::|¢.y,
Ax Evnxrxo Cmsa 3-‘on Yotxo LADlE||).-
We are requested to state that in order to ac-
commodate a uutnlrer of young ladies who,-ta,
daily avccations are such an to prevent their
attendnuce through the day,Dr. Boyle. hAuAsA fur-
nished an additional room, thich will be 09,.“
every Tuerulcy, Thursday, and Saturday e,.,._
ning from 7 to 9 o'clock, for" a class in W;-3.
ting,.Aritbmctic, dc. ’ A
Ttrml-$2 for a course of 15 lessons of an
hour each, including lights, stationery, tc.
payable at the co_mmencement._ 30 lessons,
$3.50. Young ladies, if you" would page. 5
practical and invaluable accoInp1inhmenf,l*§tA-
to.-nd this course of writing lessons.
fit‘ A Marriage notice was sent in last week
from Wilton in the usual form, with o tcqueut
for us to publish it, which we did. It uemg
that the announcement is premature. Ifthe per-
son who sent it, did it through mistaken informa
tion, he should certainly lose no time in making
an honorable acknowledgement to the parties,
but, if it was perpetrated knowingly as a‘ joke,
the party is deserving of all the delight he can
possibly enjoy after the perpctration ofso mean
and despicable an act. A man who has no
more regard for the feelings of others certainly
would _not be very scrupulous about appropria-
ting mothers property, and we advise the good
people of Wilton, to have an eye upon their
nheep cotes and poultry yards,
Congress.
We are patiently awaiting some movement
or action of Congress, which would warrant us
in giving account of their “ much speaking,"
but as yet we can see nothing that would puts
an an excuse for thus lumbering up our col-
umns. Some of our quack medicine advertise-
ments will be found quite as interesting, if not
as palatable.
“ Tax Scnoor. Truusvrtx," in the title bra"
neat little octovo sheet, from the pun of E,
“Moore, and gotten up by the pupil: of the
Union School. Many of the articles evince an
unusual degree of talent for young writen. It
is under the editorial supervision of the princi-
manent oracle of the school.
,3 Senator At.berton’I brain weighed 66}
ounces. averdupolse—-73 less than It. We!»
stet-'s. '
ha. We learn from the New York Evange-
list that at the last meeting of the British
Evangelical Alliance, thrilling intelligence was
communicated, respecting the persecution go-
in; on in Sweden on .account_ of reading the
Bible. In that Protestant eon ntxy,
. the irnprinonment of Bible rangers has attained
to a fearful extent, both in numberiarjd se-
verity. One of the prisons lnAI1I_¢_§7_IlO!'th of
,Swedcn_f ‘ated to be overflowing ‘filth _'AfiiAg.
‘oners The Roman Caiholiggare
visited with tiié"saArAzxe crueltles an the Protest.
ante. ' -
- Rev. Dr. Higgins, pastor of the love
Street Church,-New Haven, has gone South for
,the winter, to accompany his wife, who
3for her health. ‘ A A
}_fi§‘.,I.etters have been received from Arch
bi,IIh'op'AHughes announcing his safe arrival at
Havana, and a great improvement in his health.
H.
Bank, with a capital of $200,000 is about being
st_artcd'uader the Free
A ' “ Poultry.”
-‘I’ Those of our poultry fancier: who feel so
chicken-hearted as to design an attendance
month, will find eggs-uctly the document on
our outside to strengthen their breast bones
fowl organization. Having no desire to put
the significant question chant-i-clear to our-oelf_
while in convention, we are resolved to atten
as is lay delegate.
[[3-F Everybody.-knows that Barnum
advertises. die alAwuyssdid—-and attri-
butes his success in life mainly,‘ to the;
important fact. The folmwing, may be
an ad vertinemcnt,or-itmayhbeiutéuded an
a burlesque. It §Vl|f1,[1I,6AAI'VAOE:l'yA.~V,AWallfo[
either: ,__
The “Bearded nary," \vl,IA alit,
In xieen each II‘,B,_.,,IPIAIiIn;‘lf,.,‘l|__;}A5,_A‘AI_AI:c
Barnum exbilrltig, w,~i , his uhil‘_tafie,
His only lmmbug th _' is aot‘b'I’refa¢ed.
‘A The Bostoh A,Po.tt‘ there is
much inguigy for tliojowcller that made
the v.-'el7Hid'riAng;A
areindebtcd to Hon. Sona-
tor Douglass. for a copy of his able
speech -upon the River and Harbor bill.
._..—.—-
_ FataZAAcc-ident.-—.‘l serious accidon
occurred onthc Harlem R8liIOId, near
\VI,uiAtlock-ville station. on Monday mum.
lug. _.A'A flarigéof the forward truck Of
the express train from NHV Y.""" broke
‘z. ' . . I k
throwing the i0(‘0nl0ll\P 00' ill’ “'9
C I...- eriginrer and ‘
and “'3”; ,0[ F‘3\t
ing 5011'“!
sAo'-ngerls. . A
,,.,,,A,m,;n robberies have been dis-
. Now York Custom Houuc.
covered 81 *5
ed'.nd.ghgwll and silks in pieces have been
taken nut,l’-_|e.bI1'¢‘ =°h5“‘1‘."°'“l" I’-“"3 "'
A A non to their original shape-
Theguiliypattlei ".9 “M P°’m"°‘y |“"A’»-w.n|
but suspicion rut! “PW
i
_a........
D31. 3- 8. James, Esq.,and is intended as a pub .
‘scam
.'.A&A:rArj.-vtr_ Bank. to be called the woosuh-.j ,AA
Banking Law, in Don-
'upon AtbeA Great National Hen Convention next.’
and gizzards, previous to the setting of that,
have been ‘open? '
Iomé of lh,cA,W’,l\At;1b,, ,.
II ti‘. ‘cumin:-~;
Norwalk Chronicler