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imtou axa raorxirro.
- U paid strictly la edvaaer, two Milan per aa
I xwe dollars aad (ft pasts. If jtaid withta
aix Kataa; aad tare dollar at the tad f the
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' MBrKHTTSEWKXTS not untwine tlxteea
Uae arill aa htterted oa liat fir aw dollar, aad
twntyfiv mu fat -jack ekteqoeat Insertion,
Tkoac'ef greater Irakis will h chare od pMjxir
tiaealty. ' CoOt Order and Judicial advertisements
will k aaarreu ii per neat, togker than U aev
rate. A masoaable dedactiua will l mad to
tke wk advertise by tb yef . ,
: Bank and lob Trintieg don with ncatnett xnd
despatch, and aa accommodating terms.
'.. VxT Latter to tka Editor matt he post.paid.
KXICKntBOCKERIAS..,
Little Ben, four year bid. is the bill; child bf
faTt. T , a wpfl known Boston ship-master.
The Cantaia recently arrived from India; and
one evening, aojn after hu arrival, it Jiapponcdl
that the Wliig of the town were celeuintmjr the
aaeent vietorj nf their Jirty in Matuaohuscttf, in
tk,UMiil way, with aajmun rockets io. Cupt.
T went down into the ritntge " to t ietbe fun,"
laviii-r little Ben at the w indow with liitim-ithcr,
watchinx the n ket. ,-Siion after hiaViUier'a
departure, the boy bacame auddvnly very V'Hytia,
and aaid:
' " Mother, I ni afrntd." ' Jffi
" Afraid of wliatT" enmiired hia rontrier.
?-Whjr,'! he-replied, 'Iamafrniatho KUne wiH
lllttttt
" Yooaj Ainoriea
' Bit jet inducted into trowa-
era. ! aaid one day rwcutly, ki hia iathet;,,!.; uwt a..pru jeuV jiueinlie&--njut -"
Fjtlier. eomo and get me thia npple." but a thing done ; or all hut dune."
inerw owiht wtfizii oi cuinpinmre ug young
. "lather why don't you at art? I alwaya atart
f hen yon tell mc:
K nowtnf that you nave an especial rondnesa
fat tba oriirnalitiea and ootniealities of children.
I atad yo" thia little incident for your " Table."
It atrui k m aa one of th moat uniiti aiiilana
tiona of elovtrieal phenomena I hl ever heard.
A Knle girl, the idol of friend of onra, waa ait
ti4 by ta window one evwniag, during violent
' thuudornitorut,, aptiareully airiviiin to grapple
aome pronoaitioii tooatroni; fin her ohildiait mind;
PreMiitly, however, amilo of triumjih lit up her
rearwTOK, aa an exuiaimea: - - .
"Oh 1 1 kaw what maksa th lightning: it'a
CiihI tijhUnj kU lamp aui Homing lk uuUcliet
' 'ffnH It ft. f '
Liirhting th utmua of TTenven to " ahine liv
down through the "awful void!" . . .
A tmy-waa giiing along the atreet Carrying a
pitcher of milk, when preaenttv h atuinhlod,
whea waaak went th niti'bi-r, and away ran the
milk. Another boy, acrou the way, aa'w the ar-
. ciuent. ana auoutca ;
"Oli! wont you ratr'a It when you go home?
-yiMir mother "II give it hj vott."
-.: Z. Ao. jJi:w.jnl tteUhef trf eiMie4rihe other
my mother alwaya aaya; Never cry, for apillod
milk!" ' ' .
A-lmly friendef mlnwa,afwveningagot
entertaining ottr little one with Mime raiicr tale.
a bright jollr boy of alh.ut four yctr old, with a
apeuial fiinifneM for picture and- atorioa, and a
re lining aenmi, aueh aaonlv children have.
paaaionate glee be liatenel to the end, when he
andilealy liroke torthr
. J' Motlierwaa I horn'tlion?" "
?Mfc:mv dear! Jt "
-"-WeUrf wiah Hwd had niwie-m uiokeivo4
might bar bean there !" " -i .
" I have a little thro year oUl " girl, it awua
ing a creature aa; one need wih to wo ; a great
mimic ef vert Vidy, and capfe'lalty of me, Ikh
in th act of ahaving. At aueh ttineV: Mt f u r
all nirely lathered, abe invariably oumea up tn
me ani exemima: j -
, Kiaf ma! kin aar- -- '" .-
" imiUiiuna 1 make Uuratteaipi, hut the little
imp antcua away KUa a ooialofoua lutgh, whicb
lairrr mitet the nouw ring. I he other day,
jaat aflarahaHng my appsrbp, lwavitig, a Ikuij
wont, the real of. mg ulna in a 'at-tle of Daturel'
1 mid to her, pointing to the wih margin ot
wHmarrw w lin n arioma in T isirr;
. Minnie, what are theeef" '
" She kiokeit at me for a few aeraml without
aaying a ainle word, hut at lcngth,withjho
greateal aoriouancaa, anaw ercl :
Why, they are ' avj)ng,Jpar' '
'T l'Rl x'cK A I. lit IJT.
Tb diatatiafactlon amung .TUiaXiig.'Uah iMSuplc
oa aoeoani in rrinre Ainen a aiiejej. iiiI:1hitkc
with rhlUNWl'aff lira aeettra to ra- quite general
. and iLwida L Tlin baabaii l of the Ujieoa ia m''.-i-
ly an ornamental a.vn l.ic to tlie govarnmeat,
and kaa no mora authority in conevrna of a:a e
- than th fcamnej of hia wilVa dreaa. The aphere
.of hia oparatiiiaa ia .entirely domeatie, and be
yond the d):ipliiic,of hiauwacUildrea, in wbit b,
by the way, I'rin.-e Alliert ia aa.id to preacnt a
m-intd oftrentiT )verninent, he haa no aort ol
rMatrat ewer any aatijeef'df Oreit Britain.
From Priaea Alliert' previoua eoara e narked
by delirney, gwxl aeuee,. auuad judgment and
.. rigid, ilMtineni-a from eivry uei.'ie ui iutcrmed-.
dling with ditieal aff iira, we bad aot auppoeed
tlwM there ..waa tka alightaat gnmad for recent
complaint of aa Improper aa of hia iiiBuentw
- la'Ma'ard aa aba taa wiMatHia, Bat aenwd
lirg th latnat aeeouuta, there aeema ta be vert
gravaabam'aafawtiim wiia th IVmce In anme of
tk beat iti formed KnglUh eirrh a. Th intelli
geat Ldia eorrep.widrwt of th National Intel
bgeaoer give hia iiiiH.n that tli rumor ia a
riobM aw which attrihetra the reaignation of
Iwl IS'f t" d'fritt Inttrfaranna with the
iailitical atlair of the country by Prince Alliert.
lis nay this " as much ia sorrow a in.anger, "
aa4 quotes tb folbiwing from a writer in die
lily Srwa. Other paera bav alluded to
the soma auljout in strung terms: ..
"The iinpreMion,thesuiM i., the nersavmn,
tba) apirehesoh or belief for it takes a great
variety at fisrat, that th Prince Cmtaort haa re
eatiy iroapaasnd Mian tba bound of sadiliral (
Win, from which be 1 prohilutrd by the eoaati
taUoa and bi duty, 1 now an general that it is
imp-iasible any bmger to c.wilnw it 'to enaveras.
tic
Oa where you will, Inns good or Ud sncj
qng4 rich ir p.tr, Ui feeling or th baa
T. amitni
that it is tb rourt, anj not th reaponaild Mis
1 1 "v in vrown, who ar giving th impetus
aad the tna as tb jrwiga policy of Englanil, la
aaw a kipie nf onrvrsalion. riopl eaam get
risj of aa ;ipre!ien.i that earthing is (ning
vert wrong ia this tb bicheat quarter vi the
fttai anaHdeaawia Hia Prince la giving way :
earn ansae vt of posaaUnty, reseitmeal seems tn
very likely to UVs p.ek,B of Ik publia
mihd. 'Norkt It pdilieil afftir only that bis
Rai lligtiawa la fceeaael of me,ldi'ng ia aad
eaasria. la tam nay elan, bw K said to tat h
aarfariagA and the SMsdala a tba llnra
lluar ls r openly aid I dl asrild li biav-
Il kl-oittt tim that notice should be Ukeo uf
""I aa swrwais. ' IM ISjts,' SMrcativ,
m csavi aaai gnaa w aa ions a
with the army would ba befa Miuiniueiw.
Hit absence la frit t tba l m liaanU aw. "
H"W t KtJnt a K ia Th e.it. nf tl
.Wilminaia IM) Herald w ha appear sn knew
all alsHit tb mailer, thus discourse almul kias
, !', " iraeyoa mint I taller than the lady
y isMswaj s I a. . 1 aa her ncht hand i your.
aad draw ha aently to n.
4'a
ymsrnwiarm
over kr rifbi slHwtder. uglly da
aaw ratck, umter her I. ft arm. and pre. a hey to
ywssr ka. . At tb sane tiwt she will throw
kef bead bark, and yaw aavaj Mailing to In Ul to
kaaa lililw (4-ward afid prr yiaw Up Isj bera,
aad tb tbiag i rf-m. Uaa iinak sa.ia wer
fc), kf yam war firing of pr ut.i raps,
trying th al't-enrks of a aasauavvfiglne, sior
asi 4a apmi rt lik a bonery hawk
a mimwnt dov. lil gmily fold t'l Jaal ia
ywrr irwsr wrtfnait nVranglng it man,,, f
b t)'ast iaJi, aad be a sweet pns.are ap
aaMaji. rewt m Imssfuusas
sMsaiaaa. wiikamt emtkuf j fcaetaiaa
Woald aaar a avt d. . , rl
HtwismaajwstmtlaiUwisJ
tnat aubealy We, by jwu ffomwa, . . fc
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. I " ' , .1 a.MMM, vwwamia, . w juyamft i iU.UJfc.a i tf , XX.ttttUA&I l, 1331. ' i HUHBEB 5.
- . ' 1 " 1 ' f . i rx?r w j.i i ' '.ii1 . ,1, I i . . . .
A lm'r H'otl. Tll II .ml,irn) haa tha
fcJl.wiiuj artirie apua th KelVift 4 Kr.a
Kail Utd. Let imr' roatict. aiFtlier altaerra
(lie iiiim-Mfl. aJvautna kiih tbia rad kaa
rwifcrrel tifxixjew York, ajiply thrmw'.tr.
in imt to tli trutio vi roada in Uieir
own State. "-. . .
UTUE SEW YOKE -AXDXaiE ItAlLKOAD.
The fcct abiut tha Kri liallruad wuulU I
Marllinp. if we had n .t liecn no often alnrtlrd Ly
tfttint'uul eatinintea and rcjiurta that tlr
miwt'a. Minding rtatcninita at thin; of eourae
aronderful for an other antion, hut nothing tor
ua. 1 euomer the nhaikiw of the l'ai ihe Raik
road aclicuie itaeif, the annual report of the jTitaht.oiily about two or three nillea, deliver a
Jlnilrimd cnnn.it hut innke a rertuin impnni.,n
The Erie RoaeV-a mpMiaUe one of foot
hundred and torty-Sre milea 4 only the "" p.
reht trunk" of a mat tainifiontiou of roada.
Seven tributary lirnnctieii five hundred una
thirty-four mile in all ore even now complet
ed. Five otlicrai-foiir hundred and fifty niilea
have been contracted for and begun ; and yet
another fire four hundred and aeventeen mik'
are projected, and will be commenced, tonat
of them liefore th-end ofthe next rear. In a
year or two. therefore, til pliraeei' Krie Hail.
AJadii'iU.eiaud is Uc.puljauu4Jorjj:ten
m roau incyiiiinjF iiiw tiirtv-
round auuiiif ttneliuudredmilliunaiifdollara. Thia
Oakitlnlinn,
Let ii ace what the road -and Ha hrxnehea
int tpe roan: anil rt brtnenea j
Word "from thrcK'ntmlsry of I
rniironci condensation. The main, road one
of the three channel that let th wealth of the
(ireat Lake into New York harlmr; and tht Great
Lakca receive into tlieir broad laps the wealth
of a region targe enough for aa Empire and rich
in reaoureoa, developed and undeveloped. It
roaa through a " Jier" of countiea of oliwwt un
eualled priHluctivenew, tnpa four canal', and
toiichea 4ghty towna whie4 are groiaiag fant
inanHiie. One branch tap- the - bead of the
Ohio-river ( another tap Seneca Lakef another
tupa (the word ia too Mpreaaivc not toe rcpeat
eil) Lake fmtarin; another taps the coal and iron
region oi i-ennavivania another the lumper
diatriuta watered by the Alleghany, (jeneaeeaud
another the lumber
Snairoehaunnlr rrrcra.'- Within- three yearn, two :
linca anven hundred anil fifty milea long hav
ing the same " gnage " aa the Erie Road, will
extend tn tho Mwwimippi, and the Erie will tap
tho Father of Watora himaelf. .Went of tlie
Miaaiaaipnt there are now not a liuiiilrcd miloauf
railMad ; hut tho treuiendoua men of that coun
try will, (they aiiyLliefore they are live yeara
older, iiavc li ve joowand niilea i oieration t
ami men uie t.nc lioad will tup tor rar neat.
Hy that time, the aiiceeaao
ior of lien. Pierce will
be m tgiunecutly lupcuiug tht. RanMlTbxISai"
tranciaco;and then the Erie lioad will tan the
(ireat Pacific-tap China tap the East Indies
tp Jhmh, '. iu lortt""tlie Kiitm lluuiiplre,
We group together a few fwts n-npe. ting the
pmticrty, bipiineaa, and eimatrui'tion of (he Erie
ltailruad. Weight of the iron rails, 7tl,xktona
imn spikes, l,7t) tons tt m.Uw of truck, ist
ludingMJ.ilea of turn-out 5 mih-a i f bridge
15 arches over -chasms 35 atubles for the en-
iaUJMdJMgtilllx prgfK7u"
iceigm, anil ou atation houses whole Bum tier of
4mi4-lig, owned by tho company, i-td1.') mHtx-Htmt
. aruou ane i locoinotivw,. loll, niul till more
ordered telegraph the entire length of tho mad
with 67 officers and i5 operator total receipts
of the roa.1 for the-year ending Ovt.l.Jelbl,.
S4, aa increase of a millioa over thune of last
yeir il trains travrrae tho whole length of the
mail daily annu.il cumber ot p.tseciigera, 012,-
. -- -w-. ? -
. . Tit, render tlie Eric It lilraail a work which the
uliHj-en ewntemda e w ttvanmiw-S-rarivf ict im,
only one thing mhre ia renttired, and that is a
snvund track; Tno dirci tor are persuailcil of
mu iiuporuuiee oi a uouiiie tracx, lutth to th
.ife!j; of the. pawiengers and tlie business of the
snad. Ah ut a niuner of the second track ia
complct!, and the rest will I done as rapidly
w tlie finances of the eoiniHiny will permit, lii
'ca Jill?, probalilv f ..iir triu?3 will be inailcnuu-e
to tra iBioit liu) in ih iiUldc ipnntity of mer
ebamlue whi.:h will tlie.i seek a in u ket in Suw
ynr
Tim dire tors a.y. at the cmr!ii-.ion nf tl.eir
.-"- "-tim XvwA'-uA in4Ki. Kiiaridia-n
rk of gie.iler in 'iiil.u e tii.m ,viy ltif;r.ti
! nutrii -:e I by pr v i!c eii'er.irVe in th'n coon rv.
Jjjiaj. l ie,! i,-i,qeL.,ri ;ir..-'i the m.. ft.rnii
' n: u LMtiM.ii ooii.-uit:.. u wi'it as thofj arinini:
fniiu the nature of tin- eouiitrv it waa nl.lip-d to
traverse an I has t,v it- final n.l Miei e aful o in
plethm, fully via loatwl 111, viesrf r it? projev.
Aire, lit tr butarlm h ive uu othar uullet, and
iliey and tli main trjiek ojq iuin dilfereiit re
gions, having KreUly diver ified produ -ts il c
eesaary interchange'of whicb will always form a
large souro of revenue. It lie on tlie line of
the greatest thorouhlarc of trade and travel on
Uie couUuiuU. ul juu -slwr largely tUmvuv.
It Finances are now established on a safe and
firm basis, aud its revenue may be regarded as
certain to prove tb investment a very profitable
one. Im cost, rcrentie and expenses, already
compare favorably with those of any of the great
lines of railroad in th 1 nited States, and its pros.
p;;t for the future are as prani.ing aa its
warmest frwad eoukl hope for.
. SDVFX BATTLE.
Tli author at " Tlie Voyage ta India, " a Isle
English work, deacrilie a ct.iuM which be mice
witnessed ia the St rail of Malacca, between a
shark and a turtle:
"On day, while 'ylng at anchor and whistling
Sir a braes. 'Uie Stewart rushed in with tb
strange announcement that a shark and a turtle
were engaged in a fight alongside. iAuubtfuland
amated al so unusual and unequal a ermUt, we
all raahd oa deck 1 and, there, sure enough, ws
sw aa immense shark and a turtl of vemu-able
antiquity, if one might judge by hia shut and
j pmfinion of harnaelea and oilier tmraaires with
1 "liW h h ws oVviirated.""WltIiiHii rraiwct f.ar
hia age and qaaker-tike kahita, th (hark mad
furious charge al pour turtle, wbe apposed lb
dangerous law! of th enemy with the full front
ef bis back, oa which no impression could be
mad. On en aerasioa tb turtl did ant turn
sharply enough nbh cost him the greater part
of one unlucky flipper. Indignant at tb perve
sion of such aldermanie lianquet to the yoracioua
aad discriminating piUt uf a shark, our skip
per intervened wiih a harpiam, hut with ek
ili-jwdged aim that it fell butt-end Hwraoat, in
atnaa) of aat tb point whereupon, k nur disan
n .uil moat, wmld gladly av phened him
aflrr It. It, however, aaswered Ih purpfam id
oaring away u siwrx ir a lew momenta, winch
lb turtl atad tb must of to acuttl off to tb
b .ttosa, when be wsa af from tb it lack of
kw ret r sous admirer.
fonnr Whil fi4d tb tale may bar been told
f other prearhsra . diawmraing Im bis pulpit, a
llw sulject of religious .drrslnm, suddenly balk
ing bwitenwar-l, rriedi "Father Abraham !" aa
k"l a be eamld bawl. The maigrersttnn were
electrilrd. " fit keara-uia," says tha preacher,
Father Ahrahaat, are there any high nr low
ebunbmea ta heai-eoT" "Sol a, "he nwlinwrd,
baiking down anost the people ' f uller Abra
bam sn- ther are sa. Any Atmmisns nr
Aainiaaaf Son. Mrthodiata? K.4eue. F t'wr
A laatkasa. eon ansa as. A r there no fl aiais
thwr! K m. ' I'liitariaasf Sua. Smly
Ikwr are aaai f'alianifa r LetSarar in lleav--i?
Sotbiagnf th kiwi. Fall er Al hair, x.
pla'a tbia mjtery are thai aat hand, in Im.
en T" Afler a ptos. tli prea- ber turne. a be k
nf eWtjfht w7m Th amisiestk a and wtcti'meit,
I anilsraimn it tas-tatnar Alwaham aavs
ben a -a a,,.y fVainsa ia II. iter n nls f th
just, akt bav died la tb Lord, and maaau. i a til's" I t rrreird, al ea ia tH' It was
fit many aaorti t l-ey tw w a blag tier uL,U br r-Jilrisd aa T. U. IWk-av a aansVam, k) era
'""- party asmea of d .ln.'taa.w b alt h we i nU ae -.iMMbU t H d.' eaaeily under
art Wa sasevea, aud ( tcr an saotba mtliia I tlit,al, but am fax k -a sef do. .
t-WwrwurR- ' 'I . . bUaWirVe.,!
MR. JEFFERSOX. . '
S)laking of "crwahing eut " reminda me of
aa anecdote tuid of th of Monticello.' The
Aory, a rel-urd to m aome venra ao, bra lady.
wao at one time waa an inmate of Mr. JeflerMm'a
ily, wm aa fid: Mr. Jeffereoii. aaid ttie j
lailv. waa ramarkabl Cir the amiable em of hia
diapoaition. evennea of temper and kindnee of
keart. I never, aaid abe. aaw th venerable pa
triot angry but once in my life t and be had a
great horror of blaanhemy.' Sever waa he knowa
to ae an oath, but oa rjicemiiin alluded to he
cam Very near doing an. He directed a aervant
lxiy named t'harle to get front I'ncle Jee.
fh.oatler. a bora and nmceed tn fharlntraville '
note which he handed him, wait for an anew.
anil return aa quick a poaaildo. A ouuple of
houra etapaed ard the aage aw Charles playing
on the lawn." He eajlcifcdiinv Charlca, wliere
i th aflnwer to my aoKj "Ind Joe" would'nt
giv Bi tb bore, aaid Charlca. lire1 Jo to
come to me, aaid he. Old do eoon mail hi np
pearaac. evidently in a perturbed etate of mind,
for he diacovared, (or the first time in hia life.
that his good master was angry. "Joe," aaid
Mr. Jcffewoaf he usaally addraaaed him aa "l'lv
cbxJu,L'r why did ymt ant give Cbarb a hanet
.4W P'W.Vll,.W!r'l ll3'fl.fl?
wholly anw'tjfachiry to hia niaatef, and theuau
Wijpgentrg JenWaowVranieMulrywawtramtTwiia.
ipg hia arm. if to atrike tb old-ervanf, be
l.aaiiLia.a Iniid nmw, You grn.-ioua old nian. jf
ever you commit a similar olfence, I'U fmlrrrat
you. ' Thic. aaid the lad v. waa not awearing.
you. im. said the lad v. waa mjtawi
but it sounded very mu. h dike lt-8wfrJ
Tm PatXTXi. Th night grows late, the
streets are hushed th new beam fleck the
deoerted pavement and sleep at re we its slumlier
ing poppies ever th tnhabitnntaof the city. All
are at net save th printer, who is busy" at his
c-.;c. '
lirearaa, lovely aa winged cherubs, hover a-
bout the repciae of man and maiden : viaiuiuv aa
pur a first blue and beautiful aa the niarmn
an the child but to the printer all is reality,
toil and weariness.
lloia nimldv and WiAarfiillv. diM he wdin't
the faitliful tvpea, aa if be took "no ante of times
as it the duties that ar wearing ont his life
'werwmor a-divecsion thaa aabormuaaTneattes''
But amid tlteir moaotonous discharge, believe us
tb primer think uf home and sweat rest, and
sigh within himself fbr the tietter kit of which
other are possessed. And yet there is no re
pos for biin, though the night tramps on, and
th jocund dawn will eoon appear.
Why do his motions grow less rapid ? why
mure Lis finger in so deliberate anil mechanical
a war T Whence is the smile that lingers at his
lip. Ilk th first sunbeam at the gates of mnni-
TngTTl'teTOttr:jTOtbr
an eye, blue as violets, glancing into Ins own
an accent, sweet aa musics-entrancing hi rar,
aa4-raeliing hi very nenrrr" h " "
It is but a uiouieiit it i. only ' a roverv it
did not even win him from bis occupation It
only caused his band to falter, out to oease the
printer awakens to toil again.
Ye who receive your minris favorite,' and
wander, perhaps listlessly, over it pa tree, remem
Ltsr-thai XL UUM Jr.uUjBfkiil-.it li ic h , waa mil i a
and untiring while you were quietly sleeping
ynyr'TOrtTfrttiiiw aad comfort aie bonght
with th prie (if weariness,
There ia an "electric chord," which being
charged with sympathy, will carry the gentle
burden even to the jiiost tjislanlliearls. "W
be ok its agoncy in behalf id the prin'er.
p -
A .new method of fighting churches Is thaa
decrilied by th New York Time; as in practice
mthnteilvf
In the Xew Reformed Pulch Church in Sev
enth avenue, lietwecn l?th and 11th streets, there
are arranged in the ceiling, in the form of an
e'lipse, 21 gas burners, concealed by slides du
ring the dav, sn that you tee no gas fixtures.
Behind each of thee is a reflector, so adjusted
to thr.iw the light directly upon the heads of
the audience. I)uring eve'iinff service the slides
lieing drawn, a moat plendi'IIixht, rivalling
that of Sol himaelf, nils a room of 00 feet wide,
7.i fret bmg and 35 fret high, so that yen can see
to read with enmfbrt the print of small Psalm-
bo-dt, u4.iu -with- from mmion.IJ The-
c nvenieiice of this arrangement is,rno daxzlirg
g oi e t r .iet pains yoi r eyea, r r tl ire is no light
o . tl:e nl"it, ' on the jrallerv, or on il
walls . fTf e cUiireb. Ti e nifi rt i in a
I e
de
agreea-
l let esa to l!ie ere, all being reflected fnim alsii
nmt eqmilly dttTuseil, and noliody ia blo to get in
your liaht."
' Brxrroi.txct. Mctr. Harrier, whrw immense
estalilisbinept was recently destrovetl by fire,
have kindly offered to pay tli board of the girls.
o suddenly thrown out nf midoyment, until
their husinrnes ia sufficiently advanced to giv
them th opportunity uf resumin their labors.
Such benevolence, cannot fail to nieel its reward. J
i oe eoncHmaneaa oi naving oenenvieii so many in
tim of pressing need, is perhaps a greater
satisfaction to those gentlemen tliaa any other
A xtw rtAtrax I Jm xii.ts. Some month
since, says th Uicbmnnd Morning Jkfwt7 of M
unlay. a yonag lady ia Cincinnati!, astaUialied ia
that 'city, a printing olfie fur female. Site o-
pened Moms, furnished them in the miait com-
toi
r4aldV: tle-d firrehbrsTT. niana.A-
ia tnc omee, ana tnea select e-t from among Ui
mot indigent wing girl of her native city,
soma furtf ynmnj frmnlrM, to do th typ-stting,
and other amcbauiunl labor of her establishment.
With no thought af pecuniary gain, (il is mid.)
she Invested several thousand dollar in her ladies'
printing office, eobdy with a view I benefit th
straggling wictin the west, wbe ware obliged
to toil at tli needle for meagre wages. Tb re
mit of this philanthropic enterprise Is now the
them of eniterssl praise. Ell Wen I worth, the
projector of the enterprise, has already had the
plenwireirf seeing her IMrnrf J-unutl firmly
UTaWUtiM ' one' tf the first piper In 'h
West. Th forty tawing girls to w bom she gar
employment, bav now comfortabw homes, and
ar earuuig ait to suae d-dlae per week, at al
pleasant and Honorable employment. n
Aeta'd by lb snrees of her enterprise In tb
West, Ell n templates eatablUhing a aimimr
ufilee In Philadelphia, ami the first number af tb
I'HilmlrlJiia .irrn.y Juvrauf will U cut in a
lew days. The Ohio paper apeak nf Miss
Wentwonh a a lady of fiartuneanal anllaenne,
aal aoa aaul her ei -pris In clnmg term.
Ell rUima th rympatbiea of lb publ e. Kb
aake that th tenevijenl wilt at fi.rget th hi.
eewiag girl, wbe U ed tatoil fhea dawa to
midnight, fiar a meagre rswitsmisi.
Tb print tsT Mia VV cut worth' journal i eat
(MUr pr jear. .
, . a a i i
Misnmii Ilir Th Increase uf receipt at
ft. Louis nrer but year, la this important staple,
tad an about M.Xli bale, making an aggregate
M,iVI. against t'J.lit (, livii. Hkentnlbia
s e-bh-d the enhanced rales at which lb artb kr
ruled, (a rntuddereld portion iif the rriqv bring
ing aa hiyh as to r cent, ailvanr im the
uf th prevbaia seam).) a money latbutce In fator
f Ui piwnl year may safely b estimated at
from f'jxi.msj to f MSl.iasl.
Hear more willingly than tt-ek. and bwra of
abacs Mtber thaa show thyrlf rearber t fiar It
it tb host af aiaay mm, rather to anfidd their
wa wares, tbaa parcwas nw.
" tji tklT Why I It that nearly att U. pfmm
rntir papers ri.nrur ju.t aaw la lU sentiment
ll.M tl t liaaitaant GttralliiC aliUh it 1 at,-
to b Mmfened ast free, frmtt, it 'Urn
Coxf tcra Sxsr to tut iVitcs Si itu.-Tlirc i
Germans wer roomitky. arraauU Saw York vu
th charge of eotaaiitting aaeriei of burglariea.
whea one of them made the fdhiwiag e nfe5on,
by which it appear that th Oermiu boiiilat-
ar diapoaed to use our awutry a a sort of But
nay Bay forth reception of their criininnV: j
Charles B. Bley sayaJ-I waa born yfBniaawujk,
Germany, aud am 'it yarn of aa ; in tba aunt b
of September, fliwr'ick llmuhwf, Angus-
Meyer, Ernest Banker and mvae'.f r e mvle-
tcd of burglary, c nuniiljc l in the rJtj of Brune
wick and were aonteneed tu tb state priaoa tor
a term of years ; after remaining there until Sep
tember Inst, w wer all pardoned hy the Duke
of Boinawick thryAigb tb iuflueuc uf a aooity
known a the "IKrectora," upon, conditiim that
w would immediately leai- the cenntry for the
I'nited States, nover to return ; accordingly w
wer all taken from priron y tb polii-c and con
veyed u Bremen, aad there placed oa board 111
I brig Iliram, and kci.t uwlerthe mrveillii.ncflpf
the nr.hr until the veatel sniled our passage waa
from them ti? tVe lanilwi "ih ScwiirtlS'flic
1st of iecinl,cr last
A SLi . AT YOl'SO AMERICA. .
rtate"liunibcr'oftBe anhinrthn I mon nuts
forth the following rettiarkablo and 8iguUicattt
paisnge from which it wdtilil seem that just at
this lime Senator Ikiuglus is exciting in high
vuorters something of that very utipleiisaut sen
sation known as jeuluusy. I'U pasaago rends
thus: - "t-
The appointment nf 3TfI Maroy as Secretary of
State fnreidiaduked with sufficient clearness the
Lfirinctplea which wnuld determine the foreign
f 4iolicy of the Pierce rdmmlstraUii. "JfrTWarey
waa the ft.drat and moat -conapicunus M that
school of 4tatesmon w hom tht disciples or yoiHig
America were wont to characterise as jWicaaiid
bene he was the special mark of aablt and
abuse by the IVmocratie RevieWi He tfns caii
liou, and tiler fore a vera to mtardou eTeiief P'
mcnt. He was conservative, and prrforred. mo
derate reform to violent and radical innovation.
He was honest anil wonld view with no degree
of sympathy or tolnrntttin tho piratical Schemes
of Young America. And it was because he was
cautious, cunsen ativa, and honest, that ho was
denounced by the ltiiiocmtic Bcview, and made
Seerctary-nf Stare-by 4'reiilent Pierre."
Well that wjll do, considering the Snilc, and
Culmn. and anti-Fillmore filihusterlsm, that ush
ered Pierc into pTt3"-"'r'-z-zz
JI IXIE lKtl tiLASS BILL. r
A correiijHiudi ut of th Enquirer of tbia morn
ing, conic dow n like asledgc hammer, on Judge
iKiugla -and bis Xcbraxka bill, cbaractcriiing
uie wucr aaa - wex l-resiacntial mo. ,(tue-t
writer goes on to say i ... . .. ! ;
V. tsOiis'binxcTuilus
stiverr from
Xebraskaat Wog a,-tt remains a territuy y.yotl
rcpciling the Missouri Coinproiuii-e. . This par
of it it a bid fur.-Nocthwu support. Il re-en utt
tlie CWjworaiae of iNiy, Thia w aUJ foe tlie
nrigiiiaj CuninHuirs, South and North. It i,
offensive u tbor who opi,l, origiiiuHy, tli
Cumpromiae.mwsnta. asul it ia-a aialalain.in
spirit, of the Baltimore plutfjrm, bcacue it te-
l disturbing quetions, and ace'ax to ftct men
to endorse wlmt they all agreed to 'nc-j.nlsee
aa a (fax settlement, for tlie sake of future har
mony. It is wrong in ejdrit, because the-e i
ready no neoeasity, at all. forth organisation
of a territorial government fiar Sobraaka."
We observe that the Washing m I'nion fullv
endorses Mr. Dongloa's bill, end dcnoiinc Mr.
Pixon't amendment Uiorotn. It assigns as
reason for it course, that inasmuch as tb Com
prrrmis of 1W0 did not repeat tli Mbso t:- W
strietk.a, it would be a violation of the under
standing that that Compromise sh uld be a fit -
al settlement to abrogate the re'trici'o I Sow
But this objection, if well founded, is lnrt ss fa
tal to th original bill itself as it it to the a nea !.
iusoU- Tu Compromise of JKQ ..nrilaiai iliat
slavery shall be "fnrteer forbidden in Xoliral';a.M
Sow the bill of Mr. lkwgla does unquetiWm
ably effect a partial repeal of thia re-tiirtiot by
enacting that the pemde may establish tlaverv
JlhejLtdMosav-wbea ibcy ciuaa ID form a. Stale
Cimstitution. . Tb pnqiosiUun of the Illinois
Senator it therefore just aa much t ligation ol
the understanding uctwoeu Ih Sortb aud Smllv,
which, implied ia the Compromise of K'iO, at
Ibe proposition of Mr1. IMx m. If ym may buub
th Missouri Comprotuia at all, eonaiatsutly
with a faithful oliaervanee of the Can promise of
lfroQ.'nn reason can he al:owti w hy you amy hul
wholly rcjioal it.-The only dilTcrniU t ween Mr.
IViuglas s propusitiiM and that of Mr. lNxon, ia
tbit That Ihe former it a sham and s mockery,
designed to flatter tba South with the meet
emhlanee uf right and justice, wbiUt latter
rls to bar tb sabmaaca ef both. Itirhmtm.l
Midi.
GattTBaiTisa aaa vox lam Srvtiv
A imftmiiiKt away aim .Kane ef the Itter
Wjltrrt Stat that at tl.. el,. of tif inUlt
ia tb SenaU an tb 10th Instant, on th Ceolral
Americaa question, Mr. Clayton distinctly indi
eated tha ami by whicb that qumtbm beoaun a
rr ImpnHaal and practical on al aa early
day. Having vindicated tb treaty' ittelf, and
thowa that It excluded Greet Britina altogether
from Casaral AuscrW-, and that her n.Wmy of th
Bay Isbutda waa a practical vioqttkm of th trev
I b gave notice ef tiM Inti nlion, nntes the
British OuswsiiHH nl reeenaldrr the iTiapateliea of
Larltlarnadoa sent to the Vna1 t few day ago,
to intmducti a bill placing at the diaposn! of tU
President the military and naval force of the
tailed Stale to enable blta toe an-el (Ireat Bri
laia to fulfil the etipulatbwi nf the treaty, ami
pledging th rwiewuen ff lea railed Stair f.rf
lbxpensea attendieg sa.-ha.'tlm. Tliis will pre
tent a ease that will practically I e-t Ibe sincerity
of the tJtin'n, theoretical, of be Munnw
oVwtrla. And h brlrra the qneatinn under di.
eaesbaji alsn to a direct issue, iaxdvsnf aa a
faandunment by Great I'.rluia uf bar Bay Islands
4-ny, which Mr. Cos brliewe site never will
gi ap. It will tli as U ss that tlx deU'e
iuat ebaaad r as mere perannal (nwirat be
tween two axietnra, but thai, at pt sa fr as
Mr. tlaytoa' remark are- e-euwrnnl'lt was
na sssary to sar ih public iniud I t If.
nranical I oe to w Ii'm h ji fr-Mn tb first, u.l'ud
ed to Uiaj tbia tolr-t. (
- ,aaaa
WuiBKtaa. T., Jan I.V
' raycrtvi fit A Tu irr I l-a la-t
a-ht wh''i s-iBrtl nbot a iMtksM
ream TajL . lUiel to ti e l allef Uaak, Las
THE XXBH.VPKA ni.VtD.
Th cloven fjot, w'.iit h tXugla' lull conceals, '
,i ben.ing to 4iwlieltrdr. Tlie Wnalintt. !
I'.nlon,''5 under tli prciirof its Free Knl
allies, n'vs csnc out lit fivor of the lull, accaMp.
nled"by nn itilcrprctatKin, tceping Th 6rc tlie
Jfissour! compft.nufe,vso as to ( exclude slaves
from fhe ferritoiy,' until it applie fiji1 avlnjlssion
ask Stat. ' Tlii i a very ingenious device to
cheat (lie; Sout:; and the part the Little Giant
has played tu. U entitle bim to everlasting
thanks! He brings In a till,. profWing -grout
regard for th rights of the Soiitb and stipula
ting, that wha the territory becomes State, it
shall determine for Itself, '-whether 'slavery shall
be tolerated. Profound silence Is maintained re
specting th Missouri restriction whicb, it is
contended, exclude slavery from the tcrritory.in
the moant'me. If there are no slaveholders when
it become a .State; c.f course their will be no
slav intrett and th institnt'iou will b pndiib-
llll"1""' r-Z ,---.. .'--..-..'...'.
oppose Mr. Dixun't amonduieut, repealing the
Mi naoii ri reHlrictinn, aft as tu extend tWcuuijiro.
mise practically to that territory, and give the
Smith afhirclianceto settlelt. Mr. Sumner baa
also tirongUt fisrwanl- nn umendinent, expressly
luterdicttigalavery-J.p(il,ly in cnllicion W:lh tb
I'n'wn, for if that paper's interpretation be cor
rect, it I pure MnjKtaifr as Lkiuglas' naked
bill writ give the whole territory to Hie free-soil-
em, without any amendment. '
vSo we gN umler the Ailministrntion' of the
champion uf the Sou th t
-iiJtWt,
H'ir-
T11E.FEPE1UL APMIXISTUATIOX.
The Wliig pn-M of th country, generally, x
prcssed a gcucrout wiUinguos tuaocurd a fair
lwifitlitllltact4.l,r
terniiuatiun nut to prejudg hi admiuistration.
We partook of this same'freling, and even en
dured the censures of some of bur Mends for lack
of severity n siunejaf bis earlier manifesta
tion of policy. Forbearance may have been bo
virtue ar j it eortuiitly bnotaor, with our whig
notions of duty toward the honor aniT Tntercatsf
of our country. The l'residcnt's potirr, aa do.
aThjped-axr.farjJ: r4ttterartatrMire.attd.wHae-
oountabl as to l beyond ottr comprehension of
its view and ends,' or. It h thef offspring Ttf a
weoknea and fully that cnlit never to disgrace
hit great station. The intwMett tT the Pierce
AdministrattPD. it, cnnfeascilly we believe, to con
ciliate the disaffected factions of the I'nion t-
w&rds the Govcrmucnt by the bcstuwul of offiviul
avors. Tu other worja-coqveyius the anuit
met 4rMiSCT4cWr
Xirth and the Suiidi, ly apiHiintuieiitt to Ihe
ti'inorablr rml rcajstasible ofiicc of that I'nion
n-L -. i . . . . . . . . ...
iue u-ua-iuuurcu puuiuta, wuq atood hy tu iq..h.
in the dark hour of It peril, have their reward
in " lh. rccollBci'iont (if Uf U Pt i" but
-"Mr. "-a.niT-iainivi.n ..' H.tm tamimttilt sal .
servioc ly the Pr(iiiiout ofthe I'nited Statu by j
u(6c'ud ai poiiiluieuULiiI Jui.Jb aJdiiuin tu Ibis
;w(f tJcn, tlut tysivm of "reward aad punish'
nitnts," so luucli depiwcotcl by Ui I'rMMdont ia
hit iuaufurnl address, has Uon applied ta the
low jiartitant of Ar jairty to a degree a'awiutely
.disgusting to Ihe gentlemanly icebng of a kigh
miuiWd American, ' 1
We uavVcxe riirinTt;on i skfall' thi lltln.
plain auJ palpable tntli world, ia certain Cam
not appointments t tb filibostoriag Minister to
Spain wuoh pojiiician ar rtui Uditor of th
C!vcLiud l'UiadiaIr t au. h aiea a G. Saur.-
drs to th Consulship at Lwnlna, and ae forth.
WeiiTiouId bav bo dispoaiiHm to emupTauC
tueh appoint meiUaerxeept ions if they
th result nf aciidont or hnooaltlon on tb part
uf-appJicani; It aaaTuldaJjIy 'tbs ease, nndcr
every Adtatnlatrittkm, Bui such appointment
as those alluded to, seem ry no means to li x
ceptiiHS. but tli rwe rule which It It utider
bmd is to be nilhered to and to glr Hiaracter to
J.tU ,Ailniinilfatiiatl.-.Ofatano''Wraol. .
Tng CariTot. Extxtiok. Th Hall ef Rep-
reaentotiv will be ea hsmdred and twirty.
ya tcet bitig, ninety-two feet wide, aaai about
Ihirty feet high. l ibrr side it will U
umjuaded by a wide gallery, capable nf (eat
ing twelve hundred persona. Arranged In a
aeml-circleupoo the fljur. will be three bualred
ffr fofTtTu(Twre7 VrfceTrjtr.hl.uerB Kiiluniin lo desert
in the Senate rhamlier. The hall of the ftenat
is to be arranged Mpin the saiu pjtnclplei aa
are applie.) pj the II pil-e of re-ireaonutiv. lla
anialler tie 112 by 82 feet reiulor it let
difficult to construct, and leave room U r largo
and more magnifiicut corridor aiid. rrt.ring
ro . .
IUiLasvt is nil IsiTrn Ststis. According
to a stalcmrot in ihe Phila-lelpbrn fawlger, i'eaa-
syliaaia baa-e gseaiar aumlsm U w4w 4a
oratioa tlmn any tl.r State, and a area
aumlier uf mile ,f railnaut in aiieration aad
mnrse uf eeaatrwtL earept Ohio, lllinoi and
Vew York. Tli total aamber uf railways ensa
pleted in the t nitrl States I Sf( tke number
of railways In course of cmsUuctioa U 134; lb
number uf mile ia ejarmton Is 17,h, which
baa been coo.truHrd at et'i f fjVt,.''J.J.1tlJ
lb aumtar of m'lea In r iu of cnrtructina i
12,a. , TH tnvW it tiii let of railway now In
eperatina anon Itiesurfiu-e of Ih glola Is SA.CC I,
of which !rl,1M mile are in the Emtrrn Hemis
phere, and 194 miles ar in th W .tarn, .
AatM tat la Paint 4y If vraxa. Tb Ibrr
Amcrtoaiit timra eb i wer iatamralel at lb
Mora, al Havana, ait stiU ia ifWiment. Tb
AsMrienn acting mmstil tl.lts tlwm frequently;
but mdMng ha jet lcu, d m with regard to
them by tba Captala-timsaral er Uukotber auihu
lliea. Tkey are proUUy sruttlng fisr tb actbrn
of our Government. A era e geutleuim, aaml
Rieret, n Ito is a Natqr.ibie rltiteti nf tb f, .
d aba la-ety tiailel lb II ivan oa huaineaa,
ia also aaid to f i ,ri.n tbet. f kat of.
fence ta not tint I. . - - -
tXtr.Tb toriat of lile.i$fi h ie ardoerd
s nmimifirmt llr gddet to I preaente.1 t,
Caj4. log.nnaau.y ibe slo p of aat K lanns
Hottti M'l
t'.si !.- A Mr, J. ...
lal int
' ' c'fcl.Utli al l.f L.,nx.l,a flaek,
ll-answ
id Tie
- - a tilja 4.(e, t.f a
-m. I.
kaali
a ha mailt f
H'swaartib safer at aM4 (l tin.ee, anttet b
Jul sWI, the ufiir. Tliiam.ia. a hsm town aa
ice I - (,, , 4 .,.,
ARlUVAt OF THE SIAGABAj'
J: ; Oni Wtra Lartirxcx F.vsoit. .
"- , . r. Uuiwx, Jaa, C3,
The steamer Siagara' arrtx ed 'fliTit ..tircmam,
bringing Liverpuvl date of January 7 th, kavaag
cxieriemed very heavy weather.
Ailvkw fnua CuOHtuarliiople aad St. Ietes-
tairg wore cuatradietorw, last titer were little
doubt that tho Cxer bad refused the Wat pmn-
ueitiuo uf Ui V aatera Powers, aad that gw
era! war must ensue.- - : . i
A tramudou.aaew storm, ibe heavteat) tar
mo'ny jsart, bad aecarntl tbrnugbon Kngwnd,
Frauc and Belgium- Great tbssU wm fearwl,
, Eaii Arr.visa. The i'aria Munitrar
lahit a circular from tlie Miniate 'nf Fureiga
Affairs, dated Dee. SOtb, aiblressed. to ell the
Fretu-b Lcgationi oa th Eastern questioai. ' The
document ia mode rale, bat very firm.' It nr-'
ratut tb phase ef the tm4toa, etate that Kwr.
I jml. Franc, Auatria ami Kussta had slmnnly
rocoguitcd the" terriieriitl mternty nf the t3tto-
aTSnape twaV plnae n vywdatiwof-aU tkswe pnt.4-.
visioes, ltuaam having declared that tto deaired
oaly tawritoriai emnxe - Theref.uaVto pre-
.l. t.l''' . a ...... s
i ua uiususs tesTivwy anu ng from attacu
frWTliuavy7r Kvaaiia, the Fpetudt and English
fleets are ordered to enter .the 'Black Sea. -n
The liirttulartenninatra by axpruaaing tin nope
that Russia will awt axpuse EuMpa to am xam-1
yubiuHUI. , t y '. - -":. 5... ,i.
Pari paper report thai tti Ctar bad given
ordort for the Uiuatdiate croasing uf the li
nbc, whkdt fiirttid the bep that he will aoeept
the last note of tbt AYwteTu powra. - :.a.j..:c'
The lntost advice from 6tautinoJe ex
pres little hop that aegotiatioB aaa, taad1 to
any satisfactory result. .. . i , ,,
Th Turkish cimnoil bad declared Itself per
mauonTTe tJabiaet wa UrmiooaT On a
recent occasion, w lien a ' disturbance aeeurred,
tim Sultan declared that ha would rather abdi
cate tliao accept amiietana againet hi ews
aubjects. ,. . ,s.. 1 .
Th RussUin bad ocewpied tli frontiers of
Austria-and Wallachia from Orglva dnww -to
Ironstoilt. . They were ale permitted to mak
iftK.hJtJft Au.Uiatj5t
Authentic informaiW-onfirm the rcpiwt
fliul Hie t'ortij bad aoceplCd Hi But of tli four
powers, and Bays it will aot object, under certain
conditions, to en' armistice, but insists on the
evacuation bf the ririhcilitie and the mainte
nance of the Turkiait aovoreiguty. It consent
to a loagree in a neutral city to a revision of
existing treatiea, and will consider Ibe propriety
aubjectt... .'i -,.i.v'.....,J,' I
i Tba deubaration of the divan ooutmnrd for
.1 . J i . . , .. . .
mrvc wnvs, ami, wnoo me rasul, f as jiiuvo.
Ma. 1 tumult ero at ConatsBtinnphv A
of 0" P1 W if U' I'lema. avuwmbbsd
td dwlarttdlia eoustttutbm vU.lo4a.lly .tb
i iur ,iul a riot wa ,auirelteadud.
Tlie'nioat extraordinary military activity k
mauiroait J alt ovst ltavi..-Tbo t'xar had jot
a upi Jy of u,IHs.i,iX)0 rul.lr fno the liuavli,
Tho- London Olnerctr aaytthat agent are an
tba way to purcluwe ships and . aiuiuuniiion
privately for Russia, in tli I'nited State,
II.il'il Pasha it in tho Turkish ministry, with-
foli. 4itxn- Pasha auec ccds Manjimial
Pasha as Minister of Murine,
Exoliid. Mmh luiligontion was felt azuinst
rrim;.Allett, the public. toice proteatuij that
he is a bad of Russia,' aud that Aberdeen U
under hit influence. The Prime, it Is charged.
betrays ail th Cabinet act rets to Russia, ;Amr
tri and Germany, and the . matter wax txf euted
t com tiefure Parliament!
, The fitiiun lul stiitsmetit fir the qtmrler e'n 1-
iaj Juuuary' Stli,' showt a irge increase i"tln
revenue. "' ' , V ,
FrRTHER BY THE SIARARA ' "
. ' - ' Stw Yo, Jan. Si, i
C onstantinople date had been receired to tke
Wth. Mar.li, the American Minister, bail bid
tbs fsitltan farewell. ' ' ,
ConsUntinopla wa atmngty garrlarmed. -
It wax re port ud that England bad oBcrd. al
bey own etfienae, to send etpnlitions against
Finland and Crimea, but Saadeutf el jer-ted on
tbe gmund thai England and Franc mast act
together in every thing pertaining to tbe war.
Ft ix. i. It a current in political circle thai
the English llisnre,.and offers to consent to tb
French annexation uf Belgium and Egypt. Th
Cur had also" proiutsrd to elaud-a Ilia Bourboa
cauie. '"'.'
iritx-Tlie aecrmd duel of Mr. Howie, which
wat to have taken place with Lord Ilowden, was
peslpone.1 on aemmal of (lines In th family ef
lb Utter, '
fwxtwit Prxxvxx. Swcli and IVn
aiark lve Issued circulars declaring tlteir new-
(iratil, tome altai may. .
Amnar K,i ntta or 76 flvt. William Ran
lin,"tsqTniIu1er"iTfIi f.ei olnllon," died at
bis residence la fioston County oa fh 9th of )
ermlatr laa.' Tl wa a ltrave man and pat
riot, and participated in all 1 1 movement uf hi
day calculated to establish tb Indepeadrar of
hi country and free It frisw the thraMaa of
Brliiak fwer. As aooa aa tbe war com near,
ed lit rava-ea In tb Southern Rtsla ha yn,
I.Wleere.1, and finally Joined General Gutea's
army, and wa with lint at tl Utile of Eulaw
Spring and f.dlewej lbs (artuaMuf tbatGwaeral
to tli rtua of lb war.
I'noa bis returw baaave he waa !retej SUrif
of Lincoln brfiir tb County wa Crat diii.b.
lit wa a mcuil-er id'tb Church fur nuire tlova
half' a ceiitury, atid died in tit Olrd j nr of Lis
ag. lew Ing a highly reapectej mid aumeroaia
iffsitriiig bi eojoy and 'erwfual thai lilwrty
aad Ilex Iti'lilul 'Mis whh h bis pruweM ftad as
sisted to diiev. II Is Ih last nf old Mneota'i
a,n uU'i taw ctiv servic In that meuwrabl
ejaah f.'iorH arajtarrw,
a 1 11
T Fist lam t taiiPoirn Tl nr.-Turing
I la-t A, l'i arrived al porta la lb (ailed States
fn m Ih Fm Indie I'l.l teaaada, and there
eb.nt f. tb Et InJiea "J lewsels. Tlat year
rtei,u lbs mrivala wer I'l,n4 tli char-
psi.
Tl-sea sUn nrritnd fr.aa tb Pli Ue,
in.-bi l.t g t il.f.nia, 1 .T'i ve.a, aad 1 b-ary I,
171. Tbe yr praviotit tbee wie-e 111 arrlvaS
und XiT etatrnaina. Tl ae 44 arrivals and
Balsatsanaea fit tb p.. inc. ! Ju f it Bil' -
' V. iTXUr!-tXAI4 '
- i r :. '., Want v rtt. dan, IV '
llocsx er T..J-, XU9 CoMta;tte-'a,.Tcrrli.w
ricf bav ten iu.lfacr4 wi-u.juif tiV the ,i
pcilicncyrf extendii g tt lad Ua ufUi.xiaa
er I uh. ,--..
TU Cvmuu'u(at AgVHo-,' u.., b.., 1
structed to or a, lire into trie :!;,
Ibhfoatlrieintnra1 Bin-, a.' ' . '
'.TSw llouau. u'a-u Vcat m tonuuiu
WaxaWa '.. i -. n - ., - ... .' -
SEXATK.WMr. Iww-W ft, e T.. ...
rial Cotnmittee. aVcd lv "to i cp ,rt iit j i
Cviinniitttc.lia.l o.ieruiind loreoiutttead 7
giawtj aa tb Southern tioundjrv- ebm-Vn
, WotilJ div.V (le-.icc vail!.'
xl 1. Utwrniuce also thought Si would be t e'-
ter to aatttre tw Territories of the Xcoa-Ua l.r.
tTh ue bill jta ostlarad t be printed.
" v';rl' Vii,,&Ti iJL d.' ;
'JtX ATx.-tbc Xcliraaka Bill . made the
special order of the day fiw Jlombty next. '
Tba rVencb SpollMbdi m -wnT be token up
Mondny week.'. , "j" '
J A penai.m,wo granted to Ihe widow nf Urn.
' . U.WSt The Pes m tnnmltte reported
an amendmenf to (he M uf 1U re.lm.ing pa-
S0- .... ; -( w , .
A bit! establishing fh office of L'entcnan'
General wm reported. ' . .
job uon. .vionjooni Oliver or Missouri ismak
lg.A jpenit-'agaLiat tonnage dut. .-,1.
i)EATHOF Jl llAH TOXRfk-ALLEGED
xw 0t.e vXs, Jan. 0th.-Iudah Tussm d;.i
uw, Wednesday bight aigfit.' Hi. fortune is es
timated atl.i-kt.ftlOaii son on,, . l,!,
thai the bulk of It i bdjueatliod to puUie '
Institution Jtorev t. ,, , .t; ,,,, , . ; ,
Farber AUiaea,' prominent merchant,' and
President of the ftt.1 Andrew' Society, had leffv
here, being, U U "alleged, a defaulter bub turn
of jMQ.WO.T.TtTe : : ' "": tyr r
T The Governor's tnesstige was delivered today;: " -and
1 it ald to te ttrongly in (aT. aoi.eiiJg
Cuba. ... .!.,,.,.,!. .. ..
CAUFOIUMA XEWS-CAPTAIX WALK Eft
" J,. JJ r-yjCPEIrtrTIOXr "i-r .-r
'J?. f :i ,''" Vottic, January 21th. 1 '
Ta Nliern tight JuM.arriyei with Califor- ;
niadale to tlicSlst ultimo. cad $H5l,10in gold.
Th Oregon toft San Franctsi on the 31st with
fcwttO.OIHr. , ' . ,;
.?5f'"B...Wraiifuirta ic.
ar eontrodiotory with regard to the filibusters.
' knnwirr that they were tiosieged from the ,
St 'i ftie Hl1,y;hcn tTiiv
and druvc nff tba Utiicgers, .who left their arms. ,
Heinfurwments had not arrived Jint bad lieen
tpokenotTSan Itedoon' (lie JJst and probably
reacfied. Kuscuu.la j,j the 2o(h, whea an im
meduvte attack wo to hay been made on San
Form nr. ' ' - ' -.', ;
TJte.xninerit.Bt ST.iud4i..V'lmim,j
A , -..il. .1.
, Auovhwr blibasterintt expedition is aUnt to '
auil, but tkereri a gtfiwlng redibf'aitiwt tliem.X
x.fW,",fn s'M.mw) tlipiuh th ui,.
thoutsalim Jfrsnclavi luat vcar. t
T n-i '.! , . '
m oKiiuaira ewssirtt er"rted since th ft.
ciweey nf Hic-oMmtry la . JCil,rV.,Vn(..
. oi.OOO passenger arrivcdduniig tbt'vcar at
3ft.nio left. 1 , .N "' .
.aud
.. !"!"" M ff:ilrcmu!ydMH:--T .Iciiiund (r,,M
th Interior Is ftnnli; a.. tf,.f,4 . Und u.
mciifc AIl atoplca natVdaa'ijiieu'hjlaMlI fliatr ,
bring 13.t , . .;. ,. .,-
AU the I'msilc rtulrnad stirvcrlti? fxtilvi flint
hat returned sjk f,iv.u-tit.'y'f" tl, tK.utl.trq '
Mtitn. yblch iSj-encrntly' irefcrrc.L '
0re,;oo tiatot to tli U:h, out that Ihe Urfi. '
latrrelin been orpmind. and Hint IhAy will '
soon apply frr almMon"as J ; li.t,, tie Mpula-UoaT)-Ii;"c..;Ti)utcd
at io.'f AU '
The total, ibipmoula nf gold t r tl. fortni -ht '
have been l,4ii.isj. - a-w-, 1 -
; MXw.tDiNT wi rioqAi'iXvi.!.A
ktsvw-4 th Bristol (rnfif,,,,,l)' JoaViml,'. dated ''
tliffrfitHjTown, Auvtrjlia;el4."elb,tvtea llwtan-
CtCniirdinarj disvxivory of gold ba Ueiv mad
firto ail mils from GeetonS. Tli g-1 1 It rflnJ
BW frel from fh nirfice.' The writer says 17,
Olsl mince wr UVen qut in three day U a
ew liereooa, nod ana maa got mil a lump weigh
ing WO pound - The writer wlds that a tumult
bad charred among Uie diggers, and that tlie
military bod boon ordered p toqweib rh dti- -lurbanca.
- , . ,.',' ., t ..... .
-. .
I"1,,'" Cjunty Cinirt met on M3adi.y but and
almoat instantly adj. turned, cat eteow-tt of tb
eiistence of tbe small pox In that ei unty.
BJa rcrs'tlfJ Lcre. that there la-a.a of 4b
disease at or near Clinton, in Nuupaon mnty.
If an, It may b neesa ry fiw our Tewn authori
tie to re rt to the same measure of pre.wnti..n
adopted fn- Wilmington, tlit is, to furUid, un
der heavy .peuelticxv anybtsly tawning to this
place from the aelgMxirhmal in whicb tha di-r j-
prevails. FiipttrcL'le IHttmii '. .
A Tixi.T ix Mxxho. A frighlful tfuir re
eryilly ocrura l al Guanajuato. Mr. Mireelim
Korba, a yowng man universally CMcemd, ami a
of one id" tlie nvwt respmulde famil e of liua
asjaaUi, was on tlie v uf marriage with a van iv
la-' of kigk cbasstou", A c-main of tlm'bri.le
groom becanewnammed of tb Jimnf lady 1 xp'at .
'l" took pi so, and a aoetil maaHing oceured,
(rum wbteii Moreelina Kurb wot taken mortally
wounded. Ife died willu'u Hire luatra, Tl.e
mardjrer wa arrested,
roaxtm iaar Mxxiro. Duiing lb yeuf lv'4,
tbe hde ainnber. o teaarla vi-iticg M.-tliin
fsls was f.17. ef w Inch i'.'t wei t An e i.-an. i nt
English, fi9 Ktuiish. Tli totnl aumla-r of pas
cages caste ed . mmien wae :t,M. Xl
whotenum1terofwlii.il b-ft was 4'l.fil.
' ' ' I'rTsotr, Jn 21.
lfTsti-ruf list. TU prngcr dip. 4 bf
l'it Michigan 1'aalnJ lUilruad W aa ban. I bt-t
aiglsl, lsa-t,issi. .
r How. W. Amryttx, member -nf Cm est
from Btaitoa, It lite gentlemau Who, t few dart '
ari.mlednaii.ai.fiIHtotli Autari.an 1
l'olnnitati.,a Jvatitaij. kei.U it to at.Kil,rkij.
etdored era- ass from Tew new ta Lit-iia.
m - tata, -
PsolllSlriit IX IS- 1st 1 - -On tt e.i,el .T l a '
l-ea tbae M ai,iHwta Nt fai.iref a pr diil.o.ot y
liM"r law. wenr presented ia Ih ituna II u
nf lie'eyalea. . t
. Jts WnakOe-i u Civh I b s . Ir
in l.ssi.m metv tn tin, hi tie, ha. a
M nil
11 a d
ton Northern e. uUk r ..r. ".!
Tbie -tet-t-1v tnt
vied U...
4oa I v-sj.
f m tlie f -J. ar. Ik Ji xairiwn l..r ', a
nf lbeewu of lit I'htbtwii't. a ,vtrt Ai,te
tiewn, daJ ta I'Utntd-dobia. '