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WILLIAM C. DOUB,
KOITOI isd rs&T-aixvoa.
', r h b ',, "
jf atrirtly-in dtsttee," two dollars per o
fumi t dollar and fifty ceat, If paid withi
x entta ; ul Hire dollar at th tad of th
r.
ADVERT. SEMESTS not exceeding stxtesn
t will Us inserted ill ttiae far dollar, ewd
.twsaty-lva cent fat Mok subsequeet insertion.
Those of greater kngtii will be charged proper
tJeaslly. CuurUrderesjd.Idicinlaleitiremeat
ill beehargea 25 per out, higher thaa the above
ratas. A reaeoi!e deduction will be mtde to
thoss ws edvsrtie bj the year., v
' ' Book sad Job Printieg done with neetne
despatch, sad oa eecoeiaodatiag terms.
Men 14 th Editor mart b poaLpail. -
TUB VOICES OP TilK RAIN.
BT nation Kim.B
AnOxarat af Atone,") Virginia iVowf.
Co balmy dy hast thou forgot t
All April u the weather,
Wbea from the bonevsueled porch,
' W watched the sky together;
Through Die thin, fleecy vail of cloud,
T1 aaa WM mildly beaming,
And at ore in mint, til an pattering shower,
The rain was s fly streaming;
t " " Like a blessing on tti verdant plain,
' Fell the gootle, gentl ailver run.
Another time thou wert away
' 'Twa tlx glowing month of rose,
, When summer, wooed by ardeul sun.
Her fervid heart diseliajee ;
'There came a scroll, which bad prepare
" For thee a ioedy greeting;' ,
Smiling, 1 by the aisetuent sat
- '' Wiih the welcome letter, beating
; Tint la the music, 'gains the pane.
Of the laughing, Mining, gulden raw.
, In storm and gloom our pan.ii g euiae,
That dark and wretched eveu 1
. W could but whirper hrukeulv,
: " If no on earth in lies, en 1" ,,..
At the Km ara, stretched ejdim and lone, t
Our Iueiuj heart were quailing
' Vitbia, were lnukl and if;id farewell; '
Wiiueut, the winde were wailing
A pieroing, wddly-titd refnim, .
. T the heavy, atoejiing auiumn rain.
Wbat are w now? wn, who then voael
But death our wmiIh ehould never f
, Wiibio thy iircant, the Hume ot l.rre
In qoetmlied ami ould forever ;
While, deep in niii. the tide of woe
Ik'ats, in i'e anguiald thniljljinj,
Tlx blaet aKint niy iiniow breaka
lu plaintive, filful wlfbinfr
' And my he .rt weet ha lean M rain,
V it i tlie biui-r, buter, winter rain.
Richmond, Virginia.
TO MI MOTLKR.
The lt tear I ehed w-w the warn one that Ml
Aa 1 kiaaed thee, dear mother, and b ide thee fare
well, .
What I hi the deep aa juieh iinpren'd on thy
1 fa'-e, . .
. And felt l'r the lat time a mothrr't raibroea,
And 1 hetrd thy chuLed acornm, ttnpasniouej
and wildi .
.God bleaa thee lorerer God blene thee, my child.
I taxMubt of my bnyboi d, tli kirdnrea to me,
V hen ouiigeet and deun l, 1 tat on thy ki.ee ;
T ly te ' ia m c nily eipritC
An I (craw np to manlxMid unmuenioua bow bleat;
Of toy pr..l ea wbea rihi, and thy chiding wl i
. . wrong,
Wbeo wayward witl paeaioa yleUtng and
atrung.
I iheeuht of the eoanaela unheeded of aporned,
, A mink bad enlirened or aner had burned,
Aad now when by mkne-a all helplcas l lay,
Inou did't nurae me and aooth me by sight and
by day i .
How eiiufh (hail ln both thy eorrow and joy,
And any feeling o'erll jwed, and 1 wept like a boy.
Team, jear of endurance hare vaniebed aad
now
Tbera h raia in my hi art, there la eare oa my
brow ;
, The vioiona of hope and of fancy are gone.
And chserlen 1 travel lil'e'e pathway alone.
Alone I ay, alone Uiotightome kiationea there be.
There b n me here hi lure me, to lure me like
the.
My mother, dear mother, cold hearted they derm
Thy et!pnnr bat oh! I ana not what I arena
Though calmly and tearlera, all ehangea I bear.
Could they h.k in my boauna the feeliug la literal
Aad bow, nad aad liely. m menvtry rnosUe
Thy bleaing at parung, again the teat faiut.
Fn.m tkt Spirit vtkt Aft. -
THE 90LTII : ay mnrna.
Tairjaad af the South I where) the toft' breetea
Over iolda of perpetual b!mrn i
Aad lotlieM lowera, 'neath iu aoft aunay aky,
, bhd ere the rwneat perfume.
Where the tweeteat of eong bird their melody
Froaa mora, thrmirh the linlonedar.
Aad the toag moaa waee a'er the tide a ea bed
auitee, ,
Or Uaea in the ed liee at play,
Where lu ehiaalrie anna. a4 iudaofhtera fair
With tla p.iiwtnt of earth may tie
And the etranger lutia eer a welcome there, -la
that lahd of the gnldea aky.
Fair land of the Sooth ! I hare trod yourehoree,
- Aaq partooi oi your eber a tte
Aad my heart ia freaked iih kindly aUirea,
la reioeinhnioie "! .f tiiw.
, Biaaavaar, la, April,
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(I atety el the firm ef II to, I ea a Hrewalof.
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VOLUME XL VI.
lodl)-6ari)ltnE Star
'gTnTRDA MORNING, MAX 120., 1855,
t-It wilt be eeea. hr referenea to the pro-
ceediugaof the Looofoco Contention at Clinton, on
Tiieaday mat to Botutoate candidate fof toe 3d
Congreaaional District, that it waa not a Tery
araoaiW meeting. ' j
The Committee appointed to draw op reeola
tiona could not exactly agree. There were ten
oa the committee, eerea of whom (arortd, and
ihrt eppnaed, and refuaed to eign the report on
aeoountofit anti-American declarationa. Mr. Mo
Eachen, of Robeaon, we learn from the Wilming
ton HertldTWe a lengthy apeeuh in the Con
tention again't that "part of the report which de
nounced the America movement.- Another per
on attempted to reply, hut wee ruled out of or'
der. Trouble in the camp! Columna breaking!
Standard, to the reecue! '
The Stmditri vttxea over eur paragraph
oention t ? the rnmcr that the lioeoe about tlie
Standard tff.ee had agreei-npon the eandidaU
for CongreM. The " rooior " which we etatcd ha
nrored a aharper arrow than we bad thougtit it
rtirt up the Me eiceedingly there mutt be eouw
truth in it. or our neighbor would not take it w
to heart.-' Pon't go into oonniptione orereoamatj
a matter. It ie acurrent rumor about the etreeta,
that !' . l el nn'tfJiy who,) hue been
nettled upon ly the " Click " M the candidate.
.... , 1,
If Aa ie ehoten, e wtU men know nnctner ru
tut " pf 1 uly or not. A fg fur the blackguard
tpiOuto the Stnndnrd deltphte to roll under ita
tongue. It ia welcome to monopoly of all euch
dainty bit: -
The weather for the laat few daye baa been
ooVd and uncomfortable. A cold north wind ha
boea blowine. and melting flrj Wj fec' "O'11!
and aB pereone neariy, are complaining of ooughe
atid colda, whW h ia ttndouUedly eauaed by tnia
audJen change of weather, end wbih tenda to
make eicLoeaa abuudanL ,TU growipg cropa
are rr backward, and ih'ie aodoea change baa
pueeibty d i a J iittle dnmnge tooat and eorn,
bat tin wheat crt.pe are rather benefitted thereby
than otherwiae. AVe are informed that the bug
had made it appearance in many plaoee and
begun ita raragea, but cool, dry weather, auch aa
we hate bid fur the peat few daye, ia very di
taateful to thia and other peata of the farmer, and
if the last three day ha not checked their prtv
greaa, they ntoat ba proof agaiLat cold weather.
Tli cold weather too, ht bad a deWttrkw A
toot on Turpentine grower. Ia our lower eoun
tie, we undetatand, the Turpentine, which had
mmenced running abundantly, ha aim
etupped ; and it i predicted, that the effect which
the weather baa had on lie huairraa. topethet
with the ire wbii h ba eeourged the Plate the
preaent aen, will tend, in all probability, to
toaaea the amount of Turpentine produced gen
erally.
M Ah me 1 mieerable me! what ahall I do with
that peaky thing, the little twinkler, and ite to
apparent " ." Tt i continually peering
about, and hotheringmycalculatioae. I'll "brand
if," that I will 1 11 It I'll belittle myaelf
ly trying to belittle it The peaky thing; wh
right bu it to know what ia going oa about my
aanetumt Ain't 1 motianh of all I euircy T
M bat burinea i it to bim if I do "eoggeat" who
ought to t the candidate of the democracy !
Ain't it my province to put thing right. Wonder
if tie think I'm after the plaref Guea not he'd
been mighty apt to bare inainuated aa muel
Perhapt be think I'm ia (href of A. J. Leach.
That ehow h' grera, if be doee. Cot.found the
fellow, I ean't anderaUnd him no how, to I'll
juat tell him " no honorable man would entertain
the idea that I exported the m minetkm and
unlet be eoneider that a fact perhap I'll abut
hi peeper. All me! I Slad-or-iir) hard.
B"iaiaoT or SfrT irx.L. Deapateh
were receiied at Lirerpool from front London,
juat a the atem mer Allaeli waa about to aail.
annoanclng that the bombardment of SeTebpol
had been auapenJed, In eonatqueno of the great
Ion of life oa both aijee. The prei iae toea le
each party waa not known, though rumored to
b eery henry. Kotwithatanding thl Allied
mender hetura SeTaatnpol appear eonfcletil of
fnal aoeeewa, It waa the eery preraleBt belief,
both ia London and Lirerpool, that the ptaoe I
a far from a capture a erer-, while, en far aa
peer I enarwraaal, taar doea aot eeam to be the
afighteat ehene tut H. Tli Empeaur Aleiaader
ia pouring freah tronpe into the Criiaea by thda-
aada, wltil for the Bahie eampaiga he ie
king the tenet tntleawire preparalioa. Theae
ramor will caua the arriralof the enl ateamer
lo be awaited with aaiiety, aa it will probably
aeltle the fat of (aatupoL The bora bard meat
aoaBnaeaeed with Ire bendred eieg aanaoa, oa
the 9th of April, a waek the anaatorlvit an-
g aaa af Jirae ' dread clamor thundered furth
their aelliah Irea.
A Goon Mo, i.- P, j referaee to eat adrertlaing
cnlanaa, it will la earn that imr efry amtt era ara
making a r:(ht aneta ia cteanairf the printipal
elreet of tb dirt tad llih a hick acrwmalate ia
them; aad it i ailety aha k Heal tawareert.
a wall a to or eaotlrt, to bat the awl
mod frcm ear Inta and plared to lb itreet a
thai the aetharitie aaa hare it taken away. We
dU aot, h ll.k law ie earned at lb health ef
oar rtty i!l I pniotrd to a great at leal tb
'ng tammer, aa writ aa kelp the kok ef the
atreeto.
T th rnaik if dr,ay tb Standard,
V e!l,bere'a at J . Tthyd d'stlU Standard
tall ita read era w bat anma nf the delrgatea to tb
Frw kl nt-a CaivniliMi ii aay tUet tb die
baanrable enara leraard ly Lwk as 1 Ilia f
Pid it prefr kxrptiat ( dark T W aaaaa
arrp'y. Otl er tear. my . .K-a-id a4 lb
Standard maa f It aa it policy to ba deaf juat
llenf
t ' !r-iiav'o or Arrtaarv Ciaaaaiv M. W.
T .e aa. F-an, . ef err ee, baa r- rwrd 't iM aa
f Atarr.ay f.reil. aatt'M. Itiarf hsi a(.5rd
the r, a 1 ..f .t 1 1 ! a tl. a ( . f ea ll.
J' h itt, to 'J the ary.
RALEIGH, NORTH
Boataa IxTCUiaxca. There ia no more atri-
kisg proof of the want of toleration eihibitedby
Roman um UiAn recent af aire in Spain. Although,
a the Boa too Ik remark, Spain relic apoa
England to uphold her rule orer Cuba, the gov
ernment of that eountry ba reeotved to apply
for the recall of tb EngUsh Aiabaeeador at Mad
rid, beeaoae that gentlemaa ha aaked that proa
entail U in Spain alall be treated with common
decency, and be allowed to bury their dead in
peace. He doe not ask that Protoatant ahall
be placed on the aame footing ia Spain that
Spanish Romania! occupy in England, but only
that eome araall eoooeation ahall be made to the
dominant aentlment of the age, eoneemiona that
Spain ought to have made toluntarily(and which
it ia disgraceful fact that ah ehould be in a
condition to hate aaked of her; and for tbia enor
moua offence on hi part, Spain i willing to
iuterrupt her diplomatic relation' With a country
upon which ahe i leaning for atipport, and
whoa Beet a ahe expect wonld defend Cuba
againet American attacks, the dtepotee between
the Cabinet of Washington and Madrid onhap
ptly lead tha war. U atom that the Spitniah
Gorernment 1 convinced of thd jutio of Ilirw-
den' demand, and would readily grant then; if
1 'ft to deoide for iutelf; but it (ear liitt the ia
naticiam of the people, who are tb bitteriat
Komaniata in the world, would lead to a revolu
tion if it should ennaent to a recognition of the
legal right of a Protoatant father in Hpain to bury
hit dead child. Fifteen' conturiea of Romaniam
in Spain bav brought that eountry to auoh a
point of bigotry that ii War even aeainat dead
people, which, however, it mut be admitted, are
the only eort of people ngainat whom tli Span
iard can contend with any chance of nice.
We are curiou to ee What kind of annrer the
British Government will make to th tnodcat de
mand that ha been made upon It by the rulers
of the old home of the Inquieition. What a row
th Kotnaniate would kick up if they were not
allowed to bury their .dead quietly in countries
where Proteatantiam i tha prevailing form of
religion I
Mi, Ptaar akd Aihican Arra.ii in Sraifii
Mr. Perry, the Secretary of Legation at Mad
rid, ia out in a letter, denying that he ever
played the epy to any body or for any body, failed
in hie duty toward Mr. Soul aa Secretary if
thi Legation, or that be ever addresecd Mr.
Marcy, or any other member of th Government
directly or indirectly concerning the affair of
ih Legation, while Mr. Souls was at it brad
and responsible for whatmight occur. And when
h became the tola repreeWativa of tja United
State at th Court if Spain, be say hi course
is not open to th charge of ineurburdination to
ward Mr. Soute, aeeing that he waa nut the
Charge'd Atfaim of Mr. Soule, but of th United
Stte of America, which U quit a different
thing. - . .v '
" I performed my dutv toward America (he
ave.) aa I waa able in the difficult ctrcumatahcee
, i r- Ml ..
in which 1 wa piaoeu. r. tenia win prove wnetn
er I performed It well or ill. If my judgment
wa d I lb rent from that of Mr. Soule or to the pol
ler wh'ch otielil to be nureued there, I (m reennn-
siiile for i'e i"tne-e or it error and not him, but
li the geremment and to th country. 1 eertain
l Aid not conceal mv opiniona upon affair, cith
er from Mr. Houl or th Secretory of State, nor
4id I beaitate to apeak them to the Spanieh Gov
ernment whenever I thought that onurne neeaa-
ty fur th intercut of the I nited statea, guarding
alarava the letter of the direetione of Mr. Soule.
aa far aa noaaihle, from reapect to th dignity h
enjoyed, aad holding ap that dignity in I lie pres
ence of iheGuverment and tha people of Spain,
then highly incenaea again at mm, on au oeca
aiona and in every manner,
" It a utterlv falae that wbtlat f wa writing
on thing to tb Kecretary of Stale I wa writing
another and a different thing to Mr. Soule, a
peraing the Adminiatration, and apeaking of ita
eundoct as tracharou ana cowardly."
If there be any proof of the troth of theae aa
aertitma, Mr. Perry aaks that H may be produced,
Mi)iTrtii Sue. 00. The Waahlngfoei
Star aays it is uadentood ia natal circle there.
that oa th return of th Secretary of th Nary,
ea or air hi t th 20ih inat.. th frigatt Congreaa,
now at Kew York ready fur sea, will bt put in
eotnm'iaaion, aad oScered to sail to relieve tL
Cumberland, the flag abip of the McdUevraneaa
aqnaJi-on, Cnmmodor Brees will go out ia her.
The trouble is, however, th difficulty of obtaining
seamen, BotfUbn tending the aew reguUlioa de.
aignsd to eneourag theca to take servie ia th
tailed State Navy.
aaa
Hot Ilia Orr. Tb New York Mirror of
Friday evening say that " mendacious" Hindoo,
Craatus Brook a, having tolled a reilw juggr
neat of craahing tact opo f Joha, tb UlleY,
ant enatont wl nallang K. B. by th aap af
lb nark, aad the aeat nf hlatrowaera, aad ebaek
iaghim right llwough " lb nearest oraaa eaah"into
bat (Jars, pretending that be wouldn't toacb
atich a bard suljeet agaia.a it owl Krday la
pttooaa rH
" tihe me owm drink, Tirant"
begging tk paUi te bold off th lliadea (be
'ten dav or Iwo weeks, an til lib ant vera,
err biahopteaa abarpen hia and run thla' paaky"
Sraar right thmagh. and him aad bis " Jae-
fcawda ' to lb wall, l encs forth and tarever,
Tag Aaiaicaa Psart l Oseaoia aaa rai
Si.atiav Qtsarios. ll at g'iMisfly arrderstaud
that the Aaterioaa party ia Georgia aaaewibled
la f tat Council at Macon, Wtdnesday hva. It
wse lardered that th Mlowing reavlatinw, adrV
ed try CirBtatil and banded to the AmeHeaa Or
gs a by tha Prssideat, ahoatd b pablUhsd
Bt-Jrrd, That slavery and Slav inatitntbaa
ar p rote. Sad by the Omatituti as ef the I ailed
hl.Ma, aad ths eUigatvoaioaawintaia thraa ia rxi
aaetoinakl bet aaiannal; la! the right to estehlith
tsma to the vganiaavii.ai af Muia g.wnmnt
b.g to to naaiv aaad aaMarelised ait
ad that Cssigreae has aa auastaMtNsl pewsv lo
mtervens, ny earlading a awrw Sts spptjisg
I admassuisi iiato tb I , aoua lb gruwed
tb! lb a,sulutu af waeh Slat rnaiae
a. ,ax j.
S- Aaaassisv A Mr. Laerb. of Jofetstne
mim, i.it a epea-a ta to M I'saai.araiat
t.astn,troa at rrsnkliatiMt. ta akicb be
aiat l.atisg J-d rhs Kat-w .Hhi.s, tl.a
oath be 14, ami bw be gt-n-M to toaniat
ad ti,.lti,.g 0 a ia ,,rrr reaper. Ae
.r l.r.g h a cram ii,lo..r-a i,. , ,nl,
t l n f. H aa V ar. uarf al k'at-
ar ( t.. e !aa.aa aa a I l.iaar- aMdr.ii.aa, and lbs
r.ar., -m i.arra k ia k tl, a., tars t sn
f'aiaae ! 1 l-a taat.Urr) rai: , ap-e, ati KiauW Xoth-u-fm
In tm iia h i J 1 ,i.lf,a " h mm
arl r U. grallrraaa ; laa -.a m tw wwlaaa
by U mmmjmtm-Amt tjmtOammm.
CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY HORNING, MAT 18. 1855.
THE CLIXTON COXVENTIOX!
W are Indebted to our special reporter lor aa
account of the trana tctiona of the ltentocratia
Coovention, held at t'.knton oa yesterday,- to nosa-
1 j : j . . f t ; ... . . . . .
auaio a canuiuiHe Iiw vongima m uiia vinm, .
The Delegates met On motion. Dr. William
McKoy, of Stmpsoa wa appointed temporary
rreameiit, ana James In (ton ana n . J. late.
Secretaries. A committee to deignato permanent
officda, wm then appointed, end the Ooateotioa
auournea to two o clock, srieraoon.
Convention rcamembled at two o'clock.
Th Committee on organisation recommended
for Preai lent Oeo. llouitun, of New llanerer,
aud oa Vice Presidcui from eah of the euuntie
represented; aame "eeretarie (we auppoee.)
Dr. McKoy, of S .in peon, moved that a commit
tee of one from each county represented, be ap
pointed by the delegntee present, to draft resolu
tions fur the action of the Convention, Ac iiere
sprung up an angry debate between Messrs.
Spears nf Harnett and J. L. Holmes, of Wilming
ton concerning the appointment oi the committee-men.
Mr. Spear'e motion (f ) prevailed.
The committee w iwr Anally apnointad among
tliecu, Speara of llarntjtt and MoKacnen, of Kob
eHV, and retired with a lung boat of Anti-Know
Nothings. ''
While the Committee wa incubating, a taint
call on Wa. . Hill, Esq., of Duplin, brought
tnat gentleman out aa uaual, and he want on
I'' iwn peculiar ttyle, to any that Daravteratie
principle.), or rattier modern Democracy was
predominant everywherel (eid Prnnayfvaoia,
New Y.irk, Ohio, Maine, V mont, leiaware.
t onnectieut Khode lslana. New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, and so on-,1 greeted the emiunttioa
of fureignera, believed that the two parties occu
pied the seme position bow a they ever did;
eulogiaed Henry Clay; now that be i dead; and
then pitched into the K, M .'a, and gave them
"gone." He grabbed poor Siiin, and coured into
bis astonished ear euch a tirrent nf deckuuatton
a sort uf hash of poetry and prose, i. a. blank
terse a must haveastonded the ahadea of Shake
pearesnd Pope, whoarealwsvs about when that
sort of thfng Is going on. After the mountain
had labored) Mr. Houston w.is ended ont, and he
prooeeded "to lift his feeble voice for Democracy
He was quite poetical, too, and likened tha Whig
party to passenger is a vessel, which being
wrecked) tne aturesaia passenger were eeeking
for eafetv. and manv nf them had sun itltn Sauii'a
ahlp. lie invited them to go into the rank of
Uemooracy. A very unoeceeeary questioa, a h
is ererywliere; end then paid bis respects to tuat
ubiquitous personage, in the usual stylo of Dem
ocratic arti He contended thai the single Demo
crat In the Massachusetts Legislature waaentitied
to a golden symbol, and the South ought to pre
sent it to him, (why did'nt he band round a hat
for oolleetiunaT) aud talked about hi grandfather
being an nshmaii, the Human telbolio otiurcn,
and other lively topic.
Mr. Houston then called up Ai A. McKoy, Esq.,
nf Sampson,' who, aa a matter of course, excused
himself, but went on and gat poor Sam "fits"
again. All the peeche were "lied np" fur
the occasion. .
Mr. Edwin William, of Caiwtll Waa called out
same against th am. bant! Sam!! ram'.!!
I a Committee oa bunnea cam la and re
ported anti-Know Nothings 6 majority sunt nf
M asentosr tasmif Jtier were tea oa the
committee; seven were in favor of the reaolutiona
liwiiwiW 1 These three refitted to $ign tlu
rrnnri. Trouble in the wigwam.
Jo.t about then the old blaok-ball K. N-, of
Faretteville, coming in. requested the resolution
to be read again. Head of eoarve. Mr. MeEachea
of Robeson by consent made a lengthy argument
against th sntl-Kmrw Aotbing portum of lb
resolutions. J. L, Holme attempted to reply,
but waa ruled oat of order, A very faint applause,
except from the man ia a white eet (alias the
fugleman of Sampson,) At thi Mag of the
proceedings, the meeting became ssssil by de
gree) ana aeanuiuiiy less.
Th Convention then proceeded to aottitnsts
th candidate far Congress; each county voting
a many a was cast ia the last Governor' elsv
Mossn, Warren WiniloW of Cumlierlind, T
D. McDowell, ef Bladen, and Normtnt of
Koheson were in aomination. Oa lb first bat
lot. McDowell reoeived th votes of the counties
of Bladen, Brunswick, Columbia and New H
over. Winslow, the vote of Cumberland, Har
nett Duplin and Sampson, Norment, Kobsaua
and Richmond. No choice McDowell, 267&
Winslow, SoM. Norment, BU8.
ttowaid ballot aame as first. Th Contention
aoatinaed balloting without eh.no, aatil th
eerenth Ullot when WAKKE.V WINSLOW
of Cumberland wa duly nominated.
Her th aeeoont of our special reporter closes.
Th after proceeding wr however ae asiarilv
of minor inter-; we (uppos that a aiawmitt
to ennfer with tb nomine and get hia eoce pl
ane was apptnolM as a matter of enure) that
th UKial tLanks were tonderrdth oSeer, aad
that all bands wentoa their wsyrjolcing.
So Warren Wi. ,w ie the bell-wether of th
lock) W must look aftar W arresw H ad. lit,
Mk. Wiaa in WaaaiaumsrIIoa. tisnry A.
Wis arrived ia town laetetrningfroaaLsoburgj
Wher b addreaard th Daatneracv ef InMaduua
oa Moa ly. Mr. Win wa sailed apoa by th
isna asmopimiow w raaioniat arama Bin
o'ebwk, at the residence of his son-ia-lsw. Dr,
Garnet 00 Ninth street, aad al their request ad
dressed them frma th tp nf lb buaae. He
spok far about tnre-quaner nf aa boar in aa
animated manner, sol (snreased tb alavieta
(dsw.4 la hi (lection. Hi scb wa mainly
aa abstrsot of hi Virginia an h. which baa
been so often publiahed ia tlaag Whig papers of
rt tvuau. vv am ex reg ird It aa a fortunate
-).e fjr baa wwa party. It auntaiaed com ei'
piswsi -aa thai muat bat g tiled tlx faeiioas ef
many rroteetaal Ueaaiasrau who wrrS p,eatH,
eapecially bw remark about Protectant I ifa.
Aad the hie leana)Ma allualoa to Fua-na-ieta,
waa etteewasly ill-lime I. Waa Bail Mr. Wis
awsr that th Iwm Assov-iti which he wa
addre-sing, wa fiioisia) Miiiti.ia af Whigs
MdaDeawwrata, bandsd togetlaar to p-M Tjr fCr
tbeiwaelta th spoils nf ths rtty gois.ntneatT
Mr. Wis also promised nia Dsrstw Iriends
thai if, after bw elsetiaa, they sbual. reauirekis
aasietaaMsi to defend theaaselras fmaa tha Know
Nothings, h won Id a)re) , i uid and sr. mm th
Potomac! isuihM.ifMr. WieestMHildbetoetod,
Ibis Ihatrlet ul trie I, n-iea nsaiaa may pro par I
eslffsraatovaasunbyinegraadarmy ef Uasatral
Wiael
Mr. Wise appear to b In Bond kaalth. Bob
whassaadiag has ardra asnpaiga agaiaat th
Amsncasi party, aad to b eoeadant of vtotnry.
H-i alao were tne Kw llsaspHre Iiavamasrasy
ewi.ndesit af f asinry aa Msrcb, But Um, ua
let a-.l.'e. vaa tliere, at4 gat auch a anooi
that tb Wbi' Mountains saios ibrwa. (to will
11 Irs la I ukhia tb Ui of Msy.
P-f A rl.l la tKewrsairv at this aswanaoflb
yew rt pleaaaat la afamrty tieauirful
as aormging up to BhtM p)-aa th freak asavse
ef the wsisraaak euwtraet wall wilhthedarke.
gvMa ed the piae, e4 tb l(hl and si ef the
fossa as s IB lb wanna boughs, aa a sigbl
bt toe pwaier. Tb waudajuvt as ar ewHito
with dg wnud aVrwars, a asr indrui, as tea,
ditava let la as, Uasi tax taking aaa ie 4
"Wbsa the dowasod Ira ie whale.
Ttaaw ttas liars f. lbs pig lab to Into.
M aa a a that aasa. nf a-a,iy, ami bs
Bursr, and betier. nanrs aa.,i,i. ,,f tl bawwtwsef
aiurs and sf ths Wsnr fnan. s aj. I r .ntnaaa of aa
oter-ruliag ;r'f. u lb r..ami rj u,a ta lb to. a
1 hey ar a. at f-oae the f..lli. lb deneetitwa.
I,s s.rting ! ass U.aS lamas hmr.mj .4 f4
mastiiHaM aa. i Saia, tBa uvair UaoaighUiil assy
b a bms fury ) ar ator,,!a j,d
toi k.rber rkaneals and mors sear. Ui r-j and
rrftiasd dirrtra. fjt pant wp dsffl-s is In
daw ciy, Mrk tb pan eimta. h, ,a 4 ll.s
wends, a.aa it briaf sessna. and disw baaiUi,
(MSart., pratt trnm to big.
- THE CROPS.
Tb Cincinnati Osteite bf tb 2tta, eayaj
" W have seen wirhfn a Csw datm a aaailaw
of gentlemen from different parti of trtii State;
and of Indiana; who bear almost nhtrckea avi
dene of tb fin appearanc of the jouag crop of
Wheat the,t is coming." .
xrom IBntveaaee Bara the flattering iatolli
enc that iu the centre of tb Steet, wheat never
presented mar promising appearasm thaa H
Ooee bow;
A rontlethaa arrUina rW.n rra,tnu)-K
ry. irgmia; (on th Northern Neck of Virginia.)
which has lately become a great wheat growing
eountry. aay b sever saw a better prospect for
good eron
In New York; ac-rount continue favorable. Ia
all th central counties, the prrjepeet It vert good.
Th Livingstoa County Republican think th
Dread tn sows at one-fourth larger thaa aay for
mer period. . . ,
Th Ontario Republioaa aay. epeakiDg f
whet : '
' It ia of such luiurtsnt and n'wa. aantk
that mnny of our firm ere think it beyond danger
from the weevil, We are glad to learn, also, that
more acres wer (owed to wheat last tall thaa
aaual, and that our farmers ar making arraage-
nrauia, h appropriate mor land to spring crops,"
Tkt Lancaster fhTlVrtoy HsraM.ol Mit
S, aay j,
1 Th antrsanihce of tha wbiat Hal.la Ka..
dergon a great change for th better. Within the
laat few d-ya, and Uie furmer speak nconrng
ingly of th prospect ahead. Tb graaa i also
growing finely, and if the) present favorable
weather continues, there wilt be an abundance of
looa lor both InSn and boast. V do n.d
ume that prion will go down to the old standard
for several rear to come, even if tb crop of all
siiuui'i ue targe.
W ar of the earn opinion. W must hsva a
ncceaaisn jf gtwd crops to get back to an abun-
usnt suppty ana tow rate. There I every proa
twet before th farmer to encourage him ia his
labor. Even another drought should not dis
hearten hia, line it has brought such aa increase
of prioe.
Th Dayton, Ohio, Journal of tb 1st alt,
yi
Th rain and warm weather of lb naauni
week, bav bad a wonderful effect on th grow-
n - 11 wiuon, last woes, scare
gav promise of yiuldln a quantity equal to th
seed sown, the improved anPearance iuatitiea the
expectation of an aliunde. it yield, riaoee which
"7 ware, in wnoal aparing to have been
" frosen out," bare bow a green and luxuriant
cover 1 Dg,
The Centorvill News, published iu Queen
Ann' County, Maryland, ssyst
Th growing crops bav much Improved in th
laat ten dav under th iuHbs.l of Lbs warm
and refreshing ahower. .
uur rarmar are busily engaged ia planting
corn the ground was Barer bailor hnk ih.n
at tha prrneat eaun, and w predict a guod
yield. . "
Th Loulsvill Courier, of th 21st sit, any t
The effect of the recent general rains, and th
present warm weather, ha been, a w learn,
most beneficial to the krowinr en.ns. 1 hara. la
every indication of an vnoaually full hart set of
wnear, oats, nariey, e, t or tb later crop lb
fanner ar busily preparing their land, wisely
availing themselves of th delightful weather thai
now pre t si Is throughout the eountry. Should,
however, (he heat from which w lownans iiiLm
mwm -...r,,i,n eaiunai Bnv great wmie,.uuititor
rupted by rain, th most serious aonsequenee
....: 1 . ,1. : ' -
ani'ia. ja urontn at tn prsseut Ume
would let rmlnsntlr diaastrHisi and t.a., ;.
conjunction with lh nartlal failure of ,h I..,
bar, eats Would rendef living aliuoat aa impui-
y,"J . .
Tha Prairie, IlliooU, Beacon of th 20th alt,
ays;
Wnxaf-aW learn from aorna of Vaa.aM
.L. , .... 1 "
mat ui law raius Bate acted lik marie unua
Iht wheat and that the prospect is fair for a
prwij goou rop, I'pun aa average ta tb eoantrj,
Tb Baltimore Clipper of th SGth ult, any t
Tnt C so ra. Never wer their finer nrirnta
of an abundant crop of wheat than a th present
. . A 1 : . , . , , ' . .
i iruu anu vegoinrms 01 everr kind
prowfla a good retnra to the farmer fi his ear
aad labor. Th wheat look ramarkaldy well,
aad, as large crop of enra aad poihs wil. be
pat lu tb ground, w kste no doubt that tSe
peopl at tb eitiea will be well (applied with
the aewareariee ia th coming season at mod er
st s prioee. Th present gorMtont char res for
Hour, vegetables, A cannot b continued, for
the foreign demand for the former is aot sufficient
tojdstify lh rates at which it Is now held. There
must b a great diminution In the cost ef living.
wlik is bow ifee.ling'v oppressive arnaall but
lb wealthy portion of th eummnuity. Th
weather has been remarkslilv favorahl to grow
ing Crop, and farmers gensrallv bav nut aa uai.t,
ground a pnmibl ander cultivation . so that
better timea for th laboriag class may b aa-
aieawvu.
- AssiviialaT orta VuTusr . V...
1 Houstoa Tslegrapb, of tbe21st April, calls
up tb nmembrann. of that period, apparently
but yesterday, which tried I he souls ef lh Texah
ps4ne. la th easaiug wiaur IgdcVUT wa
saw In person, th mies and desolation along
lh Saa Barnard aad Br to Valleys markins
to track af tb destroyer, Santo Ansa. What
a enaage la less thaa twenty Jtun
Nineteen year ago SanU Aaaaat ths head at
aa army of about 1 .MJ men, was aeampsd
rTT r "" Mom "" MT lts juncli. ef
nunaio uajoa awl tb nan Jaciuloi II had just
lrnl th tow of llarrlsbargh, and aunng otbsr
tilings destru) ad lU aftc of lias Talegraidi, (thi
paper,) Ihrofinj lha pressea and matsnals into
ths Bayiui. lie had also burnt th luwa of Nw
Waabing, destroying ssvoral hoasssaad a Urge
"' hits oa mercbaaaia talungiag
1 01. rfamss ". I ilaaola aad (.'bar Oanarala
with alMaut i.Olsl Meiican war f. Ilowing clue
apoa tha bsrli uf the ratrsauag Texaai. whose
rssmliM wer just ia atto of the seamy
t'airsrsal psMat bad aeised tl tainda of th
Inbabitaau aad prevailed to eome ettonl ia tb
ramaant of ear rmy, shoal 7' ma nadel
IbMsatim, al Saa Jarintn,
to the mor ug of tb Jlat the twa arvaise
were tMiampr alieosl wi bia go etmt. With
ttte Tasian there was an sMrenL 11 mm al,.r.
T death; ll was the dMCoonlur of Snma Anna,
Of the bas of IbsKMintry, ad with it Uieir hoana
an Hirir prt.pany. 31 .re rt,ttid aa
nevwr diew a avoid ar p-dnled rifle; they went
Into Ui ball la to win and wm ih A , 4 Tl...
fairly swe4 over lbs field sad gsined lh victory
with a wngls straggle TSs blood of the little
band wa ap, its our, a. I,. ardor pushed to
Its almost tosaW, and tb d til.l of tbs
Dietator wa wwsd dowa aa rip grain hefotl
Ui cradle. Th .- bardtt LnmiaJ .
", -sa and bad hia fore Iran lr)4 they eon f
Mt Sat withalis the eboek. Tbia vie.e u
U rrswwiag awrifgle. and v iapad.nH
wotwrantry. laynappr.,nt1al.lyesUlr-ald
en in vary at-4 wber It waa woa hy .ms
me guerre apirits who partu-l,!.,) In It, and
by bundreda, parhars) Uxwaanda, ,eve aba
-.yuigauae t the r.h fruit Ibal
rseuitaa iraa it H at day Hit V, U U,tp,tu,m
A r inmmm paprra mmy Mat iKara Sa4l LillUj
f-' a lewr, uf I ,r, a buanai t.eva,aaj. or a
pad U mma ar mm,m i,ar w.lt
pos! rl.ty m Ilia batr.1, wj ... mmmmi ,
1 t UiaKrl 1 sagar and s-.gas aiwtd aail t, r any
ptwa. I bee w, alao. t!.s r-e.-eal rm,t' iy al
ry arteela f a.Mk s faaajy gma,M,
NTJM2ER 19
A LCXATIO COM a TO JUDGMENT.
Thk Forney presaee are chVrieg over the pre
wntment of the Know-Nothing bt a pm-iiun of
tha tiand afory of Monroe eotinty, ew York.
Tu bireserta of that Grand J'iry was Wui. C.
Blusai a Winn arK has ban wjfM)a lor hit ce
caatriciti aad "vagariuoa" nehinior f.,r
rears, H was for mnny years a 00m moa drun-
ara, aaa bm always been reran led a rather
toangy In his cole Of moral. Th Hoc heater
American thus allude to him 1
" Mr, Blots ha often isturhed public worship,
Bnfl been forr (bit ejected from Protoatant church
o in thi city, lie has assailed men i a the' stnet
with violet, both ( f bngnag and Iction. He
nwe mien neen eonnnea St his own home and in
puhKc Institutions, whan those fit have bean up
on hint H has been a brawler In th public
strfel for years, tolera'e.1 oat of respect for hit
abilities, and out cf rejrird for his friends, An
other man would have b n shut up under dark
nes and in chains. He ha v iked the street
with hundreds at hia b!a, the torritr, diiit or
pity of the entire community. During Februorvi
while he wa slowly, and be th aid of a Hiber
nian body-guard, accumulating the itutograiihs
and ' mark ' of hi fc! .--citiiena to his .nl lur
an nti secret aockty meeting, his conduct waa
inroterwue. ana u, ourmj iart of tliat lime,
and for a few d-.y after, he wn not insane, hen
he never ba boea liable to that charm. It 1.
wwll known that any unusual excHonwut 'insets
.tin moss ana unbalance bis faculties and those
who hv put him forward in these into move
ments bur incarred tha fearful responsibility or
wrecking, for a time, the faculties of a follow
man,' Mr. Bine is a man of too sensitive an or.
gaiilsatioa and too emhahtatie temperament to
indulge with Impunity in these excitements. We '
think we have slated facto enough to show that
he is not a man of 4 sound tudmnsnt rmn-
judgment ba the requisite of a grand juror, much
more i it eteenuai mine toreman of that body."
. 80 it appears th Foreign party of Kocheater
wer compelled to resort an tli tin una Aavli.H.
to find a man eras aaough to brine; in aa Indict
ment againet th American I Thit is decidedly
funny I And what i still mora amusing, this
verjr old orsiy llloas, no fohger ago than lat
winter, eonicnipiatea the txiablishmoot of a
Know Nothing paper, and applied at tlie oCoe of
tha American for as times of tha era, nf nrintin.
ke. Well I well I This Is a atranm world .d
Sam'' know it lie look a dnwa
medlev of Loeofoon. lunatics, and Iriahmen ark
oppose him, twisting and oarorting wiih uncouth
grimaces and unseemly gestures, and driven to
their wit' end to devlst som trick or Rombach
to " floor him," and jn'ns yes I tha raaunl vtu
tlly hsw haw riht out, espeoHry when lie heun
that be is indliijecl hv t jtitnd iurv of Bunenml
enunty, or another 1 crnry mm in New Yt rk.
All this is capital fun for Statins. It tirk.M him
so, that ba go right off and capture a big city,
""opiiin, aor wa lanes, or ail " UIU llo-
miniou" like Virginia, which he stow away in
hi breeches pocket by the tide of Nsw Jersey,
Itolaware. and Rboda Island, aud other mall
ohang," and never tiler it even an hi ledger,
lor tb truth is, 8am baa But hegua to boat
his books yet U is not ready. II has not got
bw oonting-roowi titled ap, nor hit great af
mounted. All b i doing now is merely by wv
1 m lift, n nen ne geu ittiriy sottird down to
bU Work, b will exhibit sue a bttlanoe-eheet at
iraithet Eitheohild, nor Laitto, nor th Baringa
aaa howr AmersoM Organ.
EjarcTlnlt. OH Fridsv last, Willis n.at.r
aged about 41, eloaed u king earner of Crime at
PitUborough, by aafferihe Uie extrem nen.li.
of Uie law. He wa a astir of Oransw count.
where he resided, and Where h committed Uie
last crime for which h aufiered. Hi east was
removed to Chatham for trial, and there he u
execuleoU W learn that a petition to the 00r-
nruor, wiry rvmnecttullv signed, wa aent from
tsaoosnwrn, w tar iiastar was arreaSod, praying
nis pamow. not mass counter petition was sent
from Orenjfe, signed by fax) eitlxens, r.
mnnan-ating against nia pardon, lie wa a terror
to tha county ia which b lived, and aaea ia Uiis
and adjoining annntie. to whi.ib ba n.i.1
sional visits, alaVa marked by nmnemua acta of
viuainy. 1 11a nana nor u mark of branding,
but when of where, or for what crime, we bate
not mnn,
IU Connection With tbia nlna a
totter bt been banded to a for publication, but
,T wrw,,,n"n,y written and r!l, that tf
wou.J scaeoaly be lntolligil 'e withoat r-aiiotlsl
.ivtiona, wbicr, we do not fnoi at liUrty (.
ma.. It i deled and postmarked at Clinton,
11 n , . ... . .... ,
"-"'i-"" " j, n. wM Apni in'ma, signed
" Hmffiu II. ouaerf7. and pmposs to Hester,
on behalf of a Jfr. lhtmlL" to aara hia I.r. if ka
will seaa mm monsy by mail.
11 cggsata In
poauw pi tn sum of IJWXt, aad in another
wsta-ript M 'KV), and frequenUy adviae hi
send all lit baa g.d. for. aata ha. "af ...t
liiia h
oant
b ne propht to yoa if thing go on." Th wri
ter yt b himself ha no In er-at in lbt matter,
but only writoe at the roinestnf Mr.Ihivsll, who
s a wry rich enaa, aad ha aaved lh live of
several is sim liar) aaea in Ne T ri. ' Jimay heaeen
bythe N. Y. Journal of CwumercaAugaat, I f'l
It is lotimstod that it is i jb by a ort of spina.
al operation, nr h"cus porus, or as ilr. fiuscett
expraasee it ''By Hi Ihtln power nf mcal
torn pounds aad Coals;1 twt teq requiring Ui
preaeae of Mr. DevaiL - .
W do aot think there srs sny ncli pereone aa
rauseeti a inrraii at t un'oa, and lake il that it
la a wrstchsj attempt to swindle a ddng man.
Th toilet was remvd only a few day before
Hnator' exeeaiion, and SO ronsy waa aent,
Psrhap tf some gentleman from Clinton will
all at thi 0IR0 and e ths letter, It may lead
au uie ocmmaoB 01 we writer.
tjfH'rwill. Ottntr,
War Cirtas Oaow Wast Wiamtr ThrAeade.
my of Srienes ia Pari have been iaveatigating
the eae ana which almost Invariably milk tb
West end nf t cily grow m irS, and beermt more
faahionable thaa tha east " it arise from the
stnvapUri pressurs," answkr th Academy af
noramrw. j n wina wnwB naueea tne greatest
ascsmsion af th barumetto 6 Junta I that of lb
east and that which krwar it moat ia tha waai
W ben lb latter blow, It ha tin convenience of
carrying with it to tb east era parts ef town all
th (Ualerviut faaee whieh It mant In It fate.
Ig svr the western tevto. and tha lnhalu.ta
of th aaatsra part ef a town bav to support twt
only their own amnke and miasm, but Ulnae of
to waster ratrt af t! town, broi.ght to U.
py tne waa wiwu. has, oa Ui ontrarv. lha
eat wind blows, b) pannes U air by raea.ag it
to ascend th Btraiciuas svrrwti.isjswhKk it ma-
dnv to tb want Tb deduct, m fro- thb
law ia thai the w eater part af a ant la tot bl
pbvn nf re i dene nara.HM of dehoata kaaJih
nd thai all establUhaseat from which eiftana'a
paraiciou vapor aad ger ahouid i pha-.s to
lbs at Th-r snrma In be g d pbih !iy in
these osarluainav. i, tjmr
Wdai. As th dov will rhp it wings to
us a. ia, an. evter aoa eoncrtd Iht rr,,w UiU
nretins oa Ita tltaJa an U la tl.a ..ma. ,J
to ht. f,,., A. .-i,l ,k. ..
affseiwB. W ith her th desire of tb heart bs
failed. The great ehsrat at etlatears La al sa
end. SU ne,tl"rt all Ueiesrful sasnn il.al
rtaddaa Uia a,.lrMa. aairkaa ths snlas. ai.l aanda
lb lid of his ia heaitSful eairrraita U.r.aj,U :
vein. Her rt ia Sr.. San, lb swart ral.a ,t
.1. I . , . . , ,
mm r'awaini I T riaCrroi arsaiBa, ll ' ,
orenw drit.ks be board," emu bar isli'Jr
frame etnka under lit hut etnsl innuni
l. k h her after li'it while and you tu I
flit otal.tp Wae,inj arret bat nt-ltntta'v grara ani
w aulnm U.al es., who Ml iala'y ji .wH w,ll.
tl.a r i.a -a of be' It ati l nrauit ,h ,uJ h ,w
I.r , I A wn li drk,ra ai I ti.a wr."
T .11 ia ti.id of a.m a ilrf ri
l,r," arrelraa Ih.l U, I liat to. 'hot
aM j
T me i.r .
cecline in firi.
in p r. '
brui,H mcrrm-i
scat of Wiir, lit n
.ft:.
I I... I
gntpli tVuia lite I'rinieM t. L.r,!.-,.
vi lnaite n-e 0f -.tw-tiaa-T,. i
'i'he Chtflera Mntinuea it- rt-u - si
burg,
A serto'H overflow of t!:? N..r.i
ranch tiairav ad treat 'If t-
Oil la 9ih ..-f Annl, .... 1,,,.
scene of jr-ct di...:i-rrt irotu ioe m.
been viaitiMi t,yi,o;l rr.irth'irv. t?
elm.lytoi I,. stone bu. !i.. I j;
WOikI tofk fir tw-r-r I liri4r Til
tli city ; .rincipallr itttiiibited I j Jv,
l-iu,,rr.
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net uiH'rr large . oi eunij au.l na-t. 1 n,
village b; mu. vt, a Imgna I'rnni Lnt.s, n
totally drstntyed. Tha I.ms of life i u si. ,
Lu. in llrittO.j a,, 1 -. gna,,. (I P J,.,,. I
Bad fifty distinct hock occurred within r. r-t .--four
bourr .
iVai.fvTlier wm snin .lorn,', f.'.i!: X.,.-.
Icon Ukirg commani! oi thoAliicil srum s ut i -Crime.
He had officially eutiotitu-rd t'.at ki
viail to th Crima wuniu bu postponrl a slmrt
time.
The clipper ship Cmat llpuli!i hnd l.crrt
clinrt.-red to Convey French tioop. tu the it of
nr. . . .-- . .
X iil'TK-t. The Roebuck investigating coipp,!;.
tee was still in eeatun,
t Noti jhai bei n given in parliament of in ten
tior. to f.it'cr bill to ohang U,p rtiritNi'-v of tlid
oountry into a oVc'tnnt coinn;-o nn 1 invite a
cout,re4 nf the whole. worM to" oonit r upon tba
propriety of nmlinir it utiiu-rsi!.
JUIntum . i lie tielrh.i lu.nVtf bul d" ' n t
th inteotion un tha (art tf tlifl tiuvernuiriik tr)
adhere to fro trade,
lianlin. Th Snnlian minintry trs rcaitncJi
Til cans of the reaifrnatinn wa not kuowiK
- Atutrta and 1'mstia k eiirrrponient frnot
Berlin writea that it hardly a.luntj ol a il.n.t
that an approximation has rctntlv titkon phii.9
between Austria and Pruitt, wliich bode no
gdod to the Western Powers;
ftia. The overland mail front India tut
been telegraphed. Tradfl in India waa dull, and
hloney wile scare.
Ciina. The ChinPie insurpents had tTrtw u-i-ted
the city of Shanghai, end t'eir prospectant"
lucccss whra eonanlcred mntcnallv de preciiui'it.
Jufidn. Therattilcittion of the Amw ioum trea
tywith th Kninerortif Japan wnaconvlailcd at
SiuioU OH the lilat of Fcbrunry.
Ki.trriOvsiaiNn. The courts tind hitsiin tif
a f.tier Stole tt-ually furni-h atimnbtnt matli
rial for Ury and fun. Judge R fiarmelv ol the
Western oirciit, Fa., cnvasrd that ci'n uit in
184", at A cjindiilste for the Tv ritoritt! Si imtfn
and wn chared by tlie promise f a little r remdi
nan, living in on of th oomitiea of ti e tf r.iitui
riul diatriot to do " nil he could " for him. Not
a solitary rote, howevhr. wi! 'net 5.r tlie JuJje
I.i that Cuutiiy, and heat.'.tc.l tlie art nj port.iMty
therenltor to tax his trktr wiih ln!n priniii"iii
"Sur" said the Frenchman v rv rr.iicii i.HV ioic I:
"l toll vou nolie. I tratnl over ilia oouiitv. thn-e.
fottr, five day, and 1 sat to evSrv num, i!l t to
far my friend, ae Judi;? And ne sv " no I nil
be durned if 1 do." " but".d the 3nA--e. "vm
did not even vote forme yourself !" " No Jml.
Von I CCttne hick, I shut niviM?lf tip in mv owt
room, and I ' lecUosieer with ntylf two day but
i no get my own eorownl to vuto L r y u.
Wanimwo Kosscthi Kuaauth, who euntiuuca
to write for the New York Tunes, ante in o i uf
hi recent loiters that he is with-hed l.v 'n o.
He commence kis letter with '.Li? I ,t of lr.r;n a-
ttnn i .
I trust von will not ine-t met0 ani.H;iin t i t
by writing about the cnmnlvof Louis N'.ir,..!.-,,n a
Visit and reception. Tlisnk Uml, I.oinl n In Im '
enough to hiw th quiet iiuiirters almut U.-r-m s
t'ark atsMrtuteiy nn.ltttirl'd and iinart 'iMe l l y
the oomejy, except so fur ilmt 1 tee t miaern', '.j
iiiatrumeut of the Anglo-Irrncb am-set polii'ti
oottdeoinetl to keep his aeiit V -l.intl tha tr.m- rv
rent enrtnin of a window opiv -iie mv c. -
with eye ritiied Uiroui;h a 'e in thecnrt.Tiu t i
my li r.with eert wnti-l,ir.g ttit, aim.) "i .in .' I
and his handa to jiotr. dim-n mvviu ra. ' !i ta
amusing to sea how ha sura it. .ui hia ilr iu.r
"ofst kaMarmtbih" whtnever ify bsM rii -, a t
With what dis,ipnoinrm?nt he rfrops wl-ro it bip
psns to b but Hi i.oifher' b 'T or the n ill r i
man; Ths po i iitMie, if F were to .a-h-j
how much be sn-.ii. a my tamily, and il M-as ra.
Narolon. Palmeiv n o. only kn w h i litilo I
care u;,,ut all lhauj spirt 1
Kir M-nrr roa SiniTuroi . TS t-t.l-n
Timnaia In a iagt-nlhe nlastinn.. rvi,,rt.r.. ,f t,m
KnaViim at Sobaatoi'id, and but mn o'at I t
yctiLftinwS t
NutcrwH. three n tosen tolntip r-r. ', it. 1 lo
mercy as Srhvuoi i. It'aro nn- i -u c.'V tl 't
has growa np under tl inflow c , f an. and
Biatiubwtiirea, lind la threuter.i-.i a'' t t o ti
bsmua ita til dmtiiiiea limi mult litl.nmt,
It baa b"en h'lilt (t tlm purpose of n,t i. e m t
attaok Upon an wwntTendiog neihiti.r ; it ir t'-o
tn'rwmsit a well as the sye!ad nf i n
To destroy It would he i;-i.ii service to lnnm in
ly one of thna Mtatr'nliii. ul w.ir ut a ,,i j; .i.
tatoaman and phiif.ipiir rr.ijjM q.i.! re;
Th Tl.tr Lisior Srsjuaato N 'ir.-T'l
is, arid deservedly, one nf the an l r-i n' i- -,i
nmfortnble rtim -e f it travo'lrn, iu il.n ,
muntry, and lien its great jui'.e-- A ne
attract n htjuat U n ini4el f., It. i!,t.!-n,
r Nori'i y.ridiiia bai had exteni sd ;,:i.-i
nd In nrti'iMt.nia niade to it. .si J jr.ii '
took il st-rnlar p'-e on lb Ime, K , m.w f
ales in era lex'.Mn a-i I North Cirolmia
timbin ire rtiten.eula, cinfiita sol ...if
e i hut ran aid a pleasure to all w'-o mi ..
taesagfl ill them f r fnow r.iniiin- rl -ii!',t , -1
attteea Baltimore and N ..rl-.l. . ne ..( t,..
leaving eaih rity in the ce-iinj; an I ,
their ileal iitaii.in in Laltin'or ami N tf . .
Uie nail awiming, lline giving t , the r.i
pleaaanl night real. And then tl a , . ,
theae stenmer armial..a of pr. ci ia'.-. i-
y and jutljnient which ad-la an
all l
I who s r paciiK-
A fiofia aiu-A cl .-- i", man In 1-j'ii , -
tain occaai m, delivered l,im( !f of h ,t i r . r
B n aildreas, Wnt met by uta of h,a hear. t. " .
avl day, when in th emr-a f enter.,-.
1tii.i"in was aiade to it ; the pin .h ,,i.. r rm'-.t , -. .
itiat be bad l-toa cttitaiifng cr. w..d t.i h
el b. a) beard 11 bef r. To lla it e r;. ;
n-hlly aa artmj lhal t'is s i Iran ai.-. o I
hi t If'hawerk ,r-iot, t. ,I,,er, -t
'birsfhrs th Bsae
ftsil 4nj lu lutein 4 rk,n, I - t ,j h ..tl
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