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mms mi nr.Mwf i p. ijii y. tt m. i tB5sBpBSpM 4: ,1 PH i Boeros, Jesse z)i3sra Barry, Tgyetta oia, icuica imvvw iwr ea etreet, by MrsUUiy lUBriw. tmiua tor mora aw, ana Ming ueota vpmwraaaRm i Job Si.

tAiM(lrv; Mi fatkat iKfrttimc. ing a letter, saving that be bid do desire to liiitto moMLbftt lSVA. iTTMiMamn Tumi jrrv tifrtnv lr was to be rained bv tbe death of nil their x. aaa. i ii.

aiivj s. ar i Tffi far fat arptm? a afta oflhUemm AxxtftLof the VoairSroTOit. 'iAr. Jessrtf Janet 26. 186 Tlw fW ealmTVif tliJiiVTlmtw liitxAftlM from Csntrm Y.lfinrtn.TrmA fif h.

'ipKoW that the ffPOl Hm'MbwhJwirMmnhAmM fn la nomreation their eandl th BtToeeph Gttett i behooves ns who Ie. nfirlMlimnUM fir the oatse of freedom, fre TnntinoianriM 1.oT nLCvn4 ji nf ffc hAtw Speech tO exert OOT BtBIOSt ulattetfoltbeif fearing tra wtackW tbcsawa Pnotion of our standdKl i ii.ii a. oonntf. xeoresenunir. as ttu service have left of the ropobliceB ftf of all kinds is therefore dull, bet little mlninjr the (nines remains unimpaired.

meinaian Gisicrosnce anecis ice micicg which srevails in Weebinrtanrili In a. rirn lent thai no.it of.lhe vectubles end traits of the. season tore ben, reea bj the erapJovnjant nfq irenifg rbeFau Hirer. fas Kewj informed. by tood 1s the practico of eruin aaUtfeTM MdvctAprWkig ngrienl Strriws, In that vremity, to bar old batter in' Ttmoct, lake borne, bave It worked over, tad then sell It in market toenew bittern ifgrnwit jaasicTL3y.

'At "litfuBHslo the Indian ffioe.toDrcsentB the panics lately usscred by Shokhoaes in Ocrsoa as apoa Ute jTrevails la Sett Lake Cltj, This easajBiDaiion is bo lievd lobe lhefiit jeported Onaeh teen and the COO Indiana. Tseh lcgton Cbrm poiidoot of jX. Ty.Tlmcs fetAn'ocUBseoTtheBcn 'will take r1aee in Tbe.lPth; ri 2ir Trk at ten tninntes after eeren in the tmiTDinc, bUd butins two hoars. The 'sen will appear to 'of here rod If. the djr ibonld bo pass tmutwerve'or bo attribtuedby to llio' dcnsltr of the eJonds.

"If the tcorn Ing elbcJd be cleir, the dnyUghtSrilTarpesr im ana doubt whether any ranroad corDpany in'the' at least in thlf'eotintry, can farpiiib a parallel to tbe, fact stated fa the rejvirt 'the Directort' of the New Jersey Bitlmad Company, tnade to a tneetinj of the tockholden on the 4tutcet' "It ia, tbet since tho Toed went Into thirty two million of 'pajsengers bare been trcw ported ccd'no "pagca'aet1 'baa7, been tilled or maimed in the esrs dcrlcs; tbe entire period. A ItmarlabUJnciiiJit. On last, Btj the Cattaragns a child in place 'died, mippaacd. and on Monday preparations were made for its ba riaL Monday ralternoon tbo fnneral tras bAd, and the body of the child, aeoompenied by a large nmnDer ot ineoas, conveyed to the crave. As the dirt to fall cpon the effin, a feeble cry was beard.1 The coffin 'was Instantlv raised and opened, and a nhrlek of Morliorf? burst from tho lips of the rcensmtated TChildv It IsTnseleas to fit tempt a description of tbe scene that followed.

The child Is in a lair way to recover. ffngjgsgsusJrAI l.a iJ ir. 'r. aaslretl coo. if possible, from tbe Bands of a benicbt edtantropfandshattwed party the letae i of government.

I am folly aware that there are many who feel orv deeply dmanpointcd ot the defeat able to rabdne them reduce them to submission or drive them beyoDd the lines of projected mining cxploratioc, and enJgrs tion donbt will srn JSorin to' flow in again from tfiD nrcat Joss of workins attle and thb high price of labor, but 1 ittle farmiiu; will bo done Uiere this season. moraeeger has jnst arrived from mr who reports that the ectiro body of. In dians havo that the whites taken poeseesion of the plaoe: they 2so cither ecgaccmcnt bad been had.i' In tbe flebt of la wett onivaboutlhirtv. Indians were killed, and abont the same nam berwonnded. Tho entire force of volun teers has been, ordered to.

this city with a view to their: dtaliandmert. The rcFclere remain on tho CeM. has order ed two to proceed Jicre. i A Eone StoBgto Death. An ooccrrence of a very remarkable cbar acter took place at the residence of William B.

Dorsoy, in IJrbana. district, on tho Sihinstv. It appcers' that the John P. Ball, of the Frederick Circuit of the Metho dist Episcopal Oharch, called at Mr. Dureey's, and learning that ho was on part ol the furra, his boreo to tholence, and started on foot to find Mr.

Dorsoy. On tho insido of the fence, where his borsn was hitchod. was a.tsnd of bee hives, and dcring Mr. Hall's absence the bees attacked the burse farionsly. Unfortcnate ly.the bead baiter was new and strong, and lie effuns of the tortured animal to disen himself wero frniUe.

At lensth, a servant boy, veiled and gicved, was sent with a kinfe to cut the hitching etrap, but when be came to tho roscne, he foond tbe horse's month wide pen and filled with bees, which literally stang him to deatb. Violent iti2in mation onsned, and poor beast of suffocation daring the The horse was a valuable one, for which Mr. Hall had.ro contlv paid a hundred and fifty, dollars. Sympathising with a loss which the. yonng clergymen lsjiiy apie to tear, snuscnptioD was started in tbe lor hi to loT.FrrdrielX3fd.) Examiner.

ma irL tt. JHtaaaiB BsssaSBV 3sb vcr. ''H sb" Tm ri i Hi bHeX HMK law MSiVF" xt "i iWTiaa TTwrTn" 1 Am fC III. I raia troa a lain of tweaunniBlona Waspaeaed ttnnMJauwaaaKinTipjmqoeoaieQ yv JfouMgL Jnne 22Vr. Washbdri.

IlL from IfisirCfiSsabilLj'finnrtwl that.thar'wta SS? IliWtH to agMCMd moved ttorlfcrflimta: jjrsf AiSKAMAJll iiiMUULN. oTaYLTgbTineTSarfflneoTtPnmXT WkiU ffisa AtMmg the ZatOantj Tbe Chatfield (Minnesota) Democrat of the 2d Inst, asys that two white women are living at the AnmcSes with Intlian One of them lira. Eenvflle, came from IUinois abost flglitren months ago, and after a. vigorous mrwliip, won the of her datky date, aid married bun ihat she might elevate the Taee. Sho is cow leaching the.

Indian girls to bake and sew, and do household labor generally, ud her husband is mM to be jnJie prone of iicr. other, iira. O'brrdav. became enamored of ceo of the ates at "Washington, where he gone with others of his tribe to complote a treaty end "ho followed him to bis home' on the prairie. r.

Sa2 Case "of "DrmcrJr.j. rery sad case of death by drowning beenrred In Glenville en Satordsyafternonnat abont o'clock, inj "Walton, aged abont years, eon of fmith Walton, attempted to cross the Jnehawk on a bore, and proceeded to nearly themiddle of the river, when" in endeavoring to jarnthe went the water, tha current being" Teryawift, They arose at tieariy the 'same' time, when Walton floated era Lis back some distance, appearing to" be insensible wien at length he gave a eonmlsire tnovement an lm uedistely Whicb time Ms body las not been fcuR4.1 fbrgory Jbrping JToU far riitAcr. A respertnble looking woman, named Parmelia tedding in Berss etret, rear Fiatbosh Avenue, was brongbt Wore Jostioe Voorhies this morn Ingon'a charge of Tufjrory.v bv a rnsa oamrd William Watson. Jt appears that'aboct ft month tnoe the accnoed came to Mr. Watson and asked him to diaoonnt a ct for $101 SS.

drawn on tbe 6th of May. at sirty days, and pnrportkig to Ae signed by Mr. Carman Stringham, tho lady father, who keeps a Jrtore 1n Sonth street, Kew Torfc Tbe Cotewas. disoomited by.Mr. Wtsn, and on Its falling dna be presented It to Mr.

Mrinbiun for payment at his ilr. Euiogbsm refaeod to psythe note, ruling tbtt bis dacghter lad been in thehabitof forging. bis previous jocostiinr.nd Mr. Watson accordingly mode The aocnd wasilockedsp ior elimination. (K JZveMnp.JPctt..

i Wisomfia EuUrood Farm llertgagctleld be valid. Tlxs Madison (Wisconsbi) Joor sl, if Jnns3Stb, fays: case involving Uie validity of mortgages, given in aid of the "iOrope i Company, was cWeidcd in tbe 8spremc to day, Mr. Jn tico rendering' tho decision. The mortgages were held to be valid. The main point ofttb dcisaoo was, i that the Oompsny bad tbe power to receive the mnrt tntr and notes in exchange for stock.

This streiaioB will boa hard blow, to many whose property In coved by mortgages, the Joesfifrwbleb will deprive them of a life's vaviiws. On tbe other band, the holders of these at enritiee will find in it a distant hope of atetnrnof the oapital they bave invested In A decision eithorwsy would baveicvolved hardships, bat a settlement of wetrntt, 'bring 'a'degreo jjf jootCdenoe that win ra riit in good. 7 Fetal Experiments vati a Pedlar J7utd rri" Iw York, on Wednosdsy after n. a pedlnr called at the boose of Jilrs. rPeer, No.

182 Htukon a venae, to sell patent 'aid safety tcbos. He placed one of the testes on toe. glara partial: with borning fluid, and lighted Tince the faanilv, that n.lacip, with such "a tube cnnld not be made to explode, "he gave it a violent shaking, when the lamp exploded, baming one person, a five; others more or lees very person in the except a child Uirce rears of am who was alarmed motioca made by tbe lamp and crawled ender the table, was it jnred." lira. Peer severely wonnded tn the right breast by pieces of glass. The name is unknown, was also ee veroly abont tie; and bands.

The.txpbidon room on 'fire; bet the l.mes wereEpcedlljextlcgnlshed. U. bent steward or the IladVun "Bi ver lnstitnte, wiib tevoral of the stndccte, got oj)on the cars at CHaverack on, Monday, jto rid to' Ilndfoiu Agalnt'tte adriee'ui ome friends, be clijnbedpon.tbe.'toptifa bggege car, to obtain freer drcnJatlon of A fuw tninntes alter, bis' bead and 'a 'part of bis body seen hanging Over tbe aide of tho car. The train was stopped, and "be" was'focud to be He' had'bton tvnok while pa alng tinder a bridge" with bis back toroed, and the force of "the. collision was" so great as to dislocate neck, ''and tnro bi bead almost aronndv Bia body was tak'nto Hodon, wbereataeloooholy scene awatd on tlie arrival of bis friends, and of Miss HattieDepnjr, yonng lady to whom be ugaged to be married, whose grict was almost TUiOontroUsUe.rTbot doesd was iSMet sU maUe yoang man, reepeotad by all woo knew His parents live in BalLoon Bj.

2Vxgr JWoacie 0urrtnee try Brl to OoeoD9r an inqoest on Monday ai Kor 61 Tenth etnet, on the body Kt Patrick Me MaBaay. wbo died.IromkarBs accidwaally rreiwdo Bondayiaorctcg Jax. W. akicaa, who oecoiAed a xoom adJoiniBg tbatf dsoaased. stated that be was awak eocd abont ckMk on Sunday morning by tbe'cryof SrcJ Tit engines toon arrived at boese, mad the Go waa tben avssertaincd to aw to tbe back part M.

tbe bed chamber ejotmpajatoeeeaaed. Aatoon is the flames were at oct, deeeased was ibawd lyisg on tfeeflKirvf tateooinvHe wasaitaiaaeo nw sea fbBd.lHt revived a bttleacortly aAerwaJsTbet was B0tWe toiatanj how tt Bre ueeariea. it ts known tbatitae Diabolic Jl Attempt to Destroy a Light ning Express Tram on tie Central Kail Boad. About half pas nine o'clock last evening, when the Xightng Express train on tho Central Uailraid, in charge of conductor Gibson, dee hero at bslfpast ten, was abont a' mile end a half frcn Pembroke, the engineer, Mr. Bsrr Stone, disoovered anobtrnctionontbo track, abont twenty rods ahead of the tram, the reflector reedcring oljccts.

visible In the tight only st about that distance. With instantaneous presence of mind and firmness cf corvc, ho reversed bis engine, and applied the Creamer patent brakes, with which the train was fortcnately furnished, and' In the samo moment whistled a warning to the brekemen to increase the tension npon the wheels bat before the latter conld spring to their posts, the train bad strnck the obstacle. Its momentum, however, so nearly checked by tho powerful action of tie" brakes, that the collision produced but a slight sboct, and occasioned no damage, even to' tho'cow catcher XJpcn examination it wss foend that a largo pile of tics had been placed on the track by some Hend or" fiends, with tho horrid design of overwhelming tho tnJn and its living freight with' "instentancoan destruction. When those on board discovered how mlrae nlocs Uipy had escaped the most terrible fate br which any conception can be formed, they trembled si in the presence ot dangcritself: and oven the bravo engineer lost tho nerve that had sustained him in the fearfnl trial of ncd whici; tinder the blcssiDg of rrovlcence, had saved a huscrcc lives, blanching end shaddcrinjr at tlie thought of what "might have been." The ties were removed with considerable lbor, and after a detection cf about half en bocr tho junrcey was rcsamtfl, all sober ia contemplation "of ihe incident that bad interrupted it. fiajfafo Ezpror, 2Sd int.

Senate Special Session. "VV asniKCTOK, Thursday, Jnne 28. jThe Scnatetnetct 10 o'clock. There was diScalty in procuring the attendance of quoruDJ. 'Several Senators.bad to be sent after for this purpose, Jlinsncoesafal efforts were made to order the printing, of the eleventh volume of the Pacific Railroad Report, containing mspaand charts, whichj it was insisted, were necessary to an understanding of the text of ten volumes already pcblished.

Mr. Simmons, from the Committee appointed to await on the President, bad no further coniincnication to After a short secret session the Senate adjourned BOILER EXPLOSION ON A PROPER LEB LOSS OF LIFE. CmciGo, "Jnne 27, The propeller Kcno xjie Uollinewosd and Chicnco line. esplodcd her boiler IT Plicboycan verter cey taornicg, instanuy tilling Cnstis lJen of Cleveland," clerk, and Michael Carey, of Buffalo, Erst engineer. Threo deck hand and the chambennafd in jared.

The Kenosha was towed Into Mil wattkle this morning steamer Hirsu. A yoatbby tbenameof JobnBatterworth of Bedford county, a year or two ago found old 'Englishman, then living in Iloanoke county, Jjing ty the roadside in an intoxicated and freezing condition. Young Buttcrworth, procured a buggy, carried the old man home, warmed bim and nursed him, until restored to bealib. When Urn oldman was leaving the Louse, he remarked that ho would remember bim. The eld gentleman afterwards moved to Texas.

invested bis funds and bocanso. wealthy." Ee died a short time ajro, leaving bis, wholo to bis yeung friend, who thus becomes worth nboat one hundred thousand dollars. r.Jor Vat to tbt bbit of.tyaa, np nrj tat over bis books, and that be waracbw tin jiaattioo df Jke body, tod other "clrcnmstan tsa.tUtbeIl.orcr oo.tbe table fa Ja fit, Wfsiat the tboa set lire Jo his pa. fan.rv.IIu fact tod baada ware bora? jmj. Sunday lBaraias i jary rtMttwd aTscdict tMttioti bntaa tcddetiUHy aflitiii1wa4jear of ml, and Ja'ktQrt was PosassBed of bafisidar ble literary dtj.tad waa aon' controvoraalist.

A T. Owl' Saan Hen Drowned on. Portage Lake. By an arrival from Lake Superior we learn that last Sunday was a lively day. at Portage Lake, as.it sot nntreaeent.

where whiskey, is resorted to for increase of liveliness, tracical results ensaed. ArmrtvoflS: drnnken minors attempted to cross Portage Lake, from tlie of LTaDCock to in a skiSl When half way across tie boat and seven ot tbe men Four bloody Cghts alo caoie off, and two men were shot, Very Generous. Yesterday, as yonng respectively nine and twelve years of age, daughters of a respectable female, were returning from a Bchool examination, in holiday dresses, they wore unexpectedly caught in one of the severest sho wen of that day. The younger one, becoming greatly alarmed at the lightning, they ran cp the steps of ono of the many elegant hcrases in 'Lexington avenue Tbeynngthe bell and aaktd for shelter, which by the servant and lady of the boose was refused, tbem, on the plea that thoy would wet tbe oil cloth; and the door was shut on them. Etc.

a A Mem Poitonei By Strychnine Tappr. A'rery of olsonicg 'recently ocenrred in Jordan, Pcnn. was preparing some corn for poisoning crows by saturating it In hot water in 'which rjnantity of strychnine bad been "dissolved. He inhaled tbe eteam arising from the mix tare, and betore he" was aware of danger he was so badly poisoned that Ids life was for a number of days despaired ofv The Court of London, ssvb that yonng gentleman recently on a wager, to lap tip a aucer foil of milk ia less time than a cat' He fell behind at first; In "consequence of being eeiied wlth a vlo lent fit of "but." savs'th pscer named, recovering his gravity he won cleverly by two table a Bichmocd' paper gives an recount ot tho deatb ot a resident of that city, tromjoy; He had after a long litigation in the conrta, in recovering trotn a which so elated him that on Its reception he' was eelied witKism; wu ia jess inan a cav. Me and patriot William JISsW ard.

I for one was bitterly disappointed when It was aooooDoed, bntfeelieg thata wise, intelligent and honest convention, composed as if was of 'the first' men bf I the party of. this nation, thought Mr! Seward not tho' moat available man. and that itwaa safer' to comicato Mr. Lincoln, I at once submitted and was willmc to. abide VnaVla 1 "'j It ra'u bo admitted by all JntelHgcnt and far sigtited.men, that it is.

not always advia ablo, to'sUow bar" jrererecccs.to ovoroorao ana sway our jaagmoDt anu ieau us ooputu, for it Is evident by so doing we are often defeated, and subsequent observation reveals to. ns the grcet'errprs Into we have faiiin. Tho great mission of the p'ar tr i3 to 3tarid jnfleiiulyVopposed to. the ex tension of.humanslavery. and.to overcome if possible the in human, being by tae diaooiicaii and nencun.

Aincan The'. oppoaitionj charge the repnbli can ynx.Tj wug auuuuuinHi whuub of treason, originators of John Brown "raids and, other acts of infidelity, to. the constitution, but "these." charges 'aro false, have not any, foundation intellicent and thinkicz portion of the party. The platform of tho republican party rib principles which; oppose slavery where it lawfully exists;" but simply asks that it may be confined there asks that composed of 'dull elected repre lentatlves from each of the respective states, shall say whether, aoyterritory wishing to be admitted Into thoFnion, ehall be admit ted as. tree.

stale under, the constitution. "Now the democratic party is divided conn this question. one; faction hold ing that Congress has a right to legislate upon the question of slavery in the" territories and the other that the peoplo of the territory, shall say each territory.asking acmission snau oe zroe or siavo. Now I have, neither time sraceo meet these Issues, nor 3o I think it P'pper for mo to discuss them, for every member the republican parly must be with the points upon which tho base their anruments. as to tho evils of human alavcry, every man admits, if cot openly and publically, privately, that, it is one' of the greatest evils, both morally, and.

politically that now exists on the face of the earth, and as" this is not controverted by tbe" northorn I will not attempt to discuss what the southern faction may call the "great issue'of the day. The sentiment of the north is not to interfere with tbe extension of slavery where it now exists, tlie history of tbe past felly demonstrates this fault bat that the constitution may be properly' carried out' and applied with the con.truction that is placed cpon it by the republican party for the good of tho whole country, not oce section or parta "Truth is powerful and lh prevail." And the poor chattered, wrecked and dis abled de mocratio Partv once tbe party of this cation deviating and going astray from the principles of Jtflcrson, as they have, led by men whose hands stained by tbe political blood of tbeir once friends, fear that a truthful construction will bo placed cpon the constitution, carried ont and by the republican party. Truth. is on our side, we need not fear that it will be crushed bv error, justice has; been imbued in our plaform, and makes it as immovea ble andinnexable as. the old Piymotb rock.

C'pon this platform stands Lincoln and, Ham men of long experience in pablio life, en with unimpeachable characters, and, viio will if elected, fully, fairly and honestly tl and carry ont every principle u. at Is embodied in our platform, and not (Aviating in tbe least. They are men that we can trust, they aro trne to our cause, the cation demand a change in its administration, and the bearers are men who will administer fairly and impartially the remedies which is needed to restore our dis eased and corrupt govtrnment, caused by democratic misrule. To action, then, young men of tbe repub lican party ol JLtatcness; Jet ns vindicate onr eolves from tlie Insults that have been heaped npon us by a corrupt and diseracotnl administration. To action, for the sake of freedom, for she tlerrands oor support ana implores our aid, we are in duty bound to do our share ot this work; to advocate, des eemlnate and cherish those principles which are imbued in our platform, to labor, strenuously to carry tbem out fr be good of our oonntry, and ocr whole conntry.

Stuid not back bat force the battle, let ns meet our enemies enfold to tbem the banner of free dom, tell them we were learned to hoist that banner over their beads there to float tri cmpbantly. In spite of their menaces, tell Ihem we are bound to follow "Old Abe," and stay closely by bim, yea, even "closer than a' brother" for it. is written cpon the tab let, of destiny, that be is lead as on to victory. tor ward ne aaa all, goto work, juuor ior tue nu ljt, sou jei una uiun Lnow that old Dutchess is, and everwill bo, trne to the canse of freedom. A.

vocsa EarcBj icAK. mmmmmmmmammmmmsm ips jBATDTBBAT MOBiTDTG, JDNE an, If zs instst on its amendments restorlna" trio mall tareiffl. Piftnied.jasJ'jOfiji.aS'lJiXlg, bill President VETOING THE B0.MESTEA17 it over tho veto, nayi it Dot iwo nnrafl 28. festv'Dnlce DeGoienoy bill was taken tip and. consideration, pi jae, same bill, was An'atnbBfeecfc aholish Ing tho" franking pri vilegeLwafj'defeafed.

ameaemcDts oi.ioe uouse, restorwa in The icfpubua printing So per cehU was' adopted. tfSoite', Jurr mostly disposed 'of several speeches In duleed in la ccmmlttce of.tbelwbole amons I tbem one by' Mjv BarK TST iffdeffnee bf t7iaio, ii. i lie vi. passea.1 oeverai mouous were liJBue ouv oa BCtiun taken exoept unanimoos passage of aroBolotion of; thanks to the Proi dent, sad at 12 o'clock the Senate finally 'ad Jonrned. lsV rnessaee iromjjrresi dent Baehanan Drotostins? airainsLtbe action of the Osyodo invcstlgaUDg'oomraittee' was received.

On motion of Stanton, tbe Boose receded. fromits amandmanra to the Poet Office DeScicncy .1 bill it: was parsed. Post; Bonte bill was from the Senate bat not acted upon. several miscellaneons motions and disorder the boar of 12 arrived and tho Speaker declared the noose adjourned for the ntixtct rEBSmEKT, TTATfflVrrRAT.nTTAoT.TKr. "Both" bonsea'of 'Oonoress" adionrned "on pfonday eeesionwas proloogcdsoyeral days in order to enable the dernocratic pro slavery.

Senate to eel ton trllhlne Hociei tlln farmer times' the Senate was alwaysahead ot I nTTUL fday ereeta la swohiiflgto i Son; Owen1 Lovejeyy of adea9d osr citiMna at tlk CitT Balton tbitlrreat priiclplvr nJho preaetit cinviseY The plaoj of meeUng a3vdeycrowded, end rith'ongb theTilght was TttWaTfit tod Iho HnirWl refcUlAtid, IbeM waanodlmi 3, ifc.tii.t.l rjoOACMWltatHMitw cipaw hi frequent and irrepressible bursts ol applause B0e4tc tbfgcwtalrntfcasiaeca)Miv Lovejoy reviewed, with a masterly band, the i T.v'tT.'t.rii '7S'I i posinon or tne uetnocratic parry exposing iMebamofiwplflreOTereigtrtyiry'TririeftT wr 9 XOrKiODBJBI wal'TJrWlfc Sxwjrctatv Py the jbibanksbfth yy tiSSki Among last'actsTbrilr. President Bu i chanarl wi vetoWbectjadBillfin wnicn tie added anotnerennpter to his career of arbitrary power and iBtitno body it! 1r known that li'bi subserviency slavery willlead him to sane Honianyming tnatjs; acmanciea. irom that quarter ga. nnt Un i. i.

1W. rfirntju (prrwpnnitet i June 2C: Thtf vfoolhorn Cori tlo'n to day declared Breekenridge'and Lane iU unanimous choice for President andLYfce President. It reaffirms the Cbarbston plat form. and adionrned sIdo die. 'The celeca uonfrom Kew lorkwere not admitted.

Dean Gilbert, a resident of Proscott, Maine, abentSO years ol ase. balanced a rock.wlh. log nearly a ton and balf, and propped it np witna pcie8oi.ootra,.onthe jouintt. He than crawled tinder, kdoked a away the rock fell. him to tM r.

fuetslt ti cnite rWalrkabbi ia a town ia'JUddlcacx Maaartnotber'In Grafton conntfJ JTIH other ia Pcnobsoot oounty Ue and atOl an' Other In Addison county. Vtwbera ererr legal voter isalinrola man. Adventure of a iTew Bedford Boy in the Arctic Begions. Daniel W. Hall, son of William of tills city, arrived at this port oh Tuesday, in the bsrqne Frances" Henrietta, having been from home forty six months, eight and a half months af which time was passed in 'the northern 'regions of the Pacific, during an Arctia Winter.

Young Hall sailed in the ship Condor, in 1856, being at that time 15 yearaofage. At the' last of the second sea bob in Uio OchotK while in 'the South1 west Bay," the second mate killed a whale and anchored him! Next day, tho second end third mates' boats went foe the' whale, but not finding him, proceeded to a native settlement, Jimitan ot tbe bead of tic bay, to Btop during the night. Here yonng another boy named Ellas D. Tolman, belonging near1 Amherst in this State, concluded to mn awayi having been ity tsed and recently whipped on board of tbo ship. The boats went away io the morning without the boys, end finding the whale, proceeeded to the ship.

On' the 4tb; the ship railed for Felixstoffj and tbenoe to the Sandwich Islands, not sending or looking for the boys according to their story. The place selected by tbe young sailors for their winter' quarters was the inhospitable conntry at the month of the' Biver'Udskoi, In' lat 7N bnt the season' advanced they proceeded with the natives to settle merits np the river, 75 were mostly who treated tbe 'boys with great kindnees during the 'whole time cf their stay amongtheri They 'ufferod considerable from'. bnngcr, and Ball; was very sick for three weeks, with a 'disease romo lite fever and ague. Daring the win tcr thirteen or the native Tongoos 'dit'd of thisdiscaseJ Tbeir food consisted mostly i.f fish and aaortof h.irso beef. In June.1869 Capt.

Morrison, of tho ship Daniel Wood, of mm jxjii, vuaviog seen an naverusement at DoDolrJn. in relation to. Hall.) scuta beat into the bay, and took the boys on board of uc dioiu uurio uib season, end were brought to tli8; Sandwich' Islands. We understand that' young Ball has a Journal of bis terrible winter's experience, which will be published at some future time." Legal action was ced rtnme time since by Mr. HalL" against CapC of the Condor, fur abandoning bis son on an inhospitable coast, which 'has not been concluded.

Kew Bedford StandardJtme 21: Intelligence from ifoTowler. The New Vcrk Daily News has been far nlsbed with the following extract of a letter from a gentlemen residing at who went out in the Motes with Fowler. It conclosively jthe wlereabonta of Mr. Fowler, and pots si rest rumors recently circulated bre that be bad notleft UeW.iYork; The latter, bears, date Havana, Jnne Sdrr, .3 i. bad only; throe ladies on board And six gentlemen, and among the latter was tie late.

Postmaster of. New.York, Mr. Fowler. He called himself on board and appeared quite Alter arriving at Havana, be called oa Mr. Helm; oar Con al, tuld him.

who be was, akd if he anonio inform tne. Tha Conscl renliad In tbe aiarmaare. So and tuiuriuau ueaiso loiormea me that Jtr. Helm and myself. were the only two persons in Cuba who knew, who be was bnt at this present writing many know him and all abont the affair.

I should bare said that be came on board tbe Moses Taylor at Saody Hook; from atateam lagv having left Uw city tha night previous, what his future lutentfoss are 1 do not know.g A Xurdefjind 4 ln sboema J011!" "ot bla wife and then IdmselL Tv err. ii SiEcaa Lkoke, West Const of Africa, i March 1860. vr Dear Sirs Two days steaming brought ns from'Bsthnrst, to' this," the oldest English settlement on the west coast of'Afrlca. If 1 sifuatednpona broad bay at the entrance of ''the Sierra' Leono river, with high hills and peaks In the distance. The soil looks' teddish, not' unlike tbat of New Jersey, but is thoroughly charged with iron.

The vegetation is decidedly tropical producing palm ginger, splce goini bread fruit, oranges, bananas, pine apples, Ac. Tbo heat is The'fever epldemlo has destroyed 58 ont of 98 white residents within SO days. 'The Cathoiio mission' Is closed, the bishop and tho priests under his charge having died. Tbe other missions also not to tho same extent; One of, the prominent "col bred missionaries of the English. Episcopal church I found to be a native of Charleston, South Carolina.

He had lost bis white German wife by visited the 'schools for the education of the young males and females, and' found them getting on very 'Well in studies. The sons of negroes who have been in other countries, and who are traders and genera dealers, appreciate the im(ortance of education but those bf the villages and in the suburbs live in that listless manner characteristic of the negro. They perform bat little Isbjr sufficient only to" procure mm and Tobacco as luxuries, fur nature' furnishes yam's and other necessaries of life witnont much effort preferring to bask and sleep in the rays of tie i.roiling is death to tho white The French consul to whom I had a letter and with. whom I diced, drovo me to his villa on the shore, eomo miles from town, a beactilul spot, where' nature appeared in all her loveliness; but tbo insidious fever had closed the mifsion edifice in the neighborhood. We drove throuirh villacei differ ent times and in different directions up and down tne among hedges of.

lima trees twenty feet high, filled with trait, resembling tho wild vegetation of Venezuela. um brella topped palm grows in profusion. The oleander and other hot honso plants with ns standing fifteen feet high; in bloom as in the West Indies; pine apple bashes laden with fruit are growing in a wild state; and tho wide; spreading branches; of i the, mango offers opportunity for repose, bat the threatened fever, for. the white man breaks charm. Tbe African fevor this year has carried off thousands of tbe negroes also.

1 bo present population, mostly black. Is computed to be 40,009. The garrison, Engiiau, bet the officers only are white, the. soldiery consisting of natives and captured who are apprenticed. The vessels in the harbor dcr inc tin epidemic a fow months since lost in some esses captains, officers, crews, and even the cats oa board, Ueating tfiev vessel riding alone at anchor.

We don't sleep' ashore yet on any occasion. the tew white residents lett aro most hos pitable, and letters. were euoh as lio furnish all the civilities settlement can af ford. A wealthy German who baa a native wife, most persons bave on the African coast," did all the honors for tbe vaterland, a German 'missionary, whom knew at Teneriffe, and.who had left far his health," having given me letters.1 The thermometer stands nt from S8' to 97 in the shade, so that a piece of ice from the steamer, eent as a present by tho officers of our ship to' their and acquaintances is esieemeu great luxury, one umorei las are in vogue, The next steamer will 'bring out the new; Governor and Eaglifh Bishop, his" predeces sor boiag'oeaa. iberjpanub consul and vice eonsui both died, end tho acting French consul has just been decorated by tire Spanish Queen tor 'services rednered daring the stcatnet Is in port, Lav ini just returned from" St." Helena after tho capture' of' American bark' Orion wiib 850 "slaves.

ThcVo aro 'apprenticed number of years and a bonnty of or 25 per bead is paid1 to the officers Of' the ship by; the English1 government In' "addition to' tbe 85 shillings per ton npon the hull' 'Tho Tesselsl aro then "condemctd and "sawed In two.Beyeral such' half'hulks He. Ion beach I notice wo American schbon ers In port rakish looking ap 1 pcaringaslf they were for what' they call bero the "blackbird trade," Ouy American whom Tmet in the Canary Islands, eomplalo that they cannot got prizes, as the uavo epioa an along mo GtiaSb ana get 'information, which they'banafTord to pay for as John Bull large, prize money whilo'our people pay only' in ympa i thy. An inoidenf has lost 'occurred ATiegro soldier came on decs, and me a note. I found be epoko bnt litrJo English jargon, which the negroes nserand I a ked him where he be was a captain's and 'now received half pay for military service; "At that rnc i ment he recognixed a passing ini as the'rnan wbo had sold bira orr the coast. His eye glistened with negcr' as bo spoke to tha rwrsnn.

and sold Twai TiTrfm a wanr fu wr JiTrrt 4" in preparatiottlor the national contest of this year; ended its tabors at Baltimore on SAtnr diy lastnfKweokbf wrangling and excltcmenfj explosip'? thatday theaoonventioa divided; aaltitvas' seen tho 'raombers'conld never agree npon a north, were 'resolved to nouanate "a "oahdidate a large proportion ofxhoso of the Font wero equally determined no tosnpport nnder any MlnTw atari fffta L'ntt; l.nTnn. vri't ti convenuonono uunarca anq ninety vo dei ega'tos remained, nearly devoted tto.Sto phen AfDoogias and the Cincinnati platform oj' lMSj wWle one' hundred and five Bccedcd devoted particularly to. the. south and a southern platform to sustain slavery. (vs Thediyision.iiaving fairly taken place, and aildkposed having feft the main body proceeded on Saturday to definite action, and nominated SiznntN AI'Douolas, of Illinois, for President, and Bas amik Frr.r ATEiCK, of "AkbamV for Vice" President.

Having done this, no attempt at a platform was made beyond the, re adoption in one resolution of tho Cincinnati platform of' 1858, with an addition that'declslons of "the Supreme' Court of vthb TJnited Statesnonld be sanctlonbd, and; enforced in all The writers say there was ranch enthusiasm on tho occasion, and a wonderfdl amount of cheering, but it was probably pretty Vetforsr. tA left. meantimo the sccedcrs, conslstiog mainly of fire eaters from the soutb, but including 'more or les3 strength from nearly every state at the north, drummed together their forces in an. separate body, comprising the above named 105 members, and proceeded Their action W8s' of necessity harmonious, as there was little contend about. John 0.

Breckcn ridge, of Kentucky, present Tioe President of tho" United States, was nominated for President, and Joseph Lane, of Oregon, for Vioo President An ultra southern platform was adopted, and this second democratic convention then adjourned. Thus ended the whole matter, in the division of the democratio party, en account of the demands of the south in favor of tbo institution of slavery, with its abominations and Its barbarisms, as now maintained in the was broken up in 1854 through tho same tbe whlgs of the south almost withont exception abandoning thb party for thb'sake of slavery. Both the old parties of former times have therefore gone the. same read and met the same fate at the bands of the sectional party of the south, which has heretofore rnled the destinies of the government. Few and short are the cororaentS that need to be made, as the history of the affair fur nishes its own.

Bat the wholo may be sura rced up thus Southern arroganr and sonth ern domineering have at ilast lost their influence, and can no longer control tho destinies of the government. Tho secptrs has departed from the, land of slavery. Stephen A. Dopglas, thb last northern, domagogoo who resolved to, sacrifice every other consideration to promote slaveholding interests, ends his career by being placed where he has nothing in prospect but his political tomb. as at present expounded, thonaopi any of the temtoriesreimiot.acooTU mg to too; decision or tbe united atatee on preme CtovUri Jhered Soot "se, legaD prevent fllJfngle slaveholder ifronr entering with his slave Hosbo wed what insults freo Ajaerican cUixeoswere sTbjected tpvin to the people to give their influence, tbeir exertions and their votes, to provent the farther'eiten bf 'the aecnrsbd Institution which' com pels such outrages.

rjIn Joy spoke a few. words about Honest Old at the mention of whose jnameHhree ronsbigprolbnged'bheers Sew ard name.also, called forth When Ixivejoy, ended, meeting adjourned with six' hearty cheers for the ConsUtntion'. tho TJnlbni'and'the Bepnblican1 Platform' 'M siiavflO Orihd Douotis 1 KATirioiTios MeettnoI Having in7 thb Democratic ps pera a call, singqd tie members of that, party in town, for a Douglas ratification meeting on Wednesday "even mg, we tbjonght i wo wonld give onr readers the news. "it was half past eight before enongh. was oh had to make an i or ganization, 'which then abeomplished.

Whoaton una the first spoaker; He rose, "ii JLmiS i. Ji: Ll an uu kbiu, uuuer CiixumsiaucoH wuicu must uu the heart "of every democrat with. profound regret. They had now two enemies to fight, tholr old. opponent in' th'eNbrth and the" secessionists i In Bet wbon thetwo Mr.

Whcaton to think there was not much' and so sat down. Then, up rose' his' honor 'Judge Nelson, who repeated the regrets of his predecessor, and then went on to survey the field. Ever since, be; said, the repeal of the a measure dear to many American citizens, tho' Democratio party bad met" nothing' in the North, but disgrace and That was the signal for its iThe Judge forgot to state who did it! But notwithstanding, he bf the past is, defeat and dishonor, iand. though tiadoict are eatl on tho they Btill hoped tor success. He thought tho Democ racy should try to bury abolitionism at the North and secesslohism at the i South'.

We Jiope they, will have a good time nt tho fane ral; 6.C4S 769.652 43,871, 917,841 This statement, the Tribune remarks, waa moro ftyorable have been antfcf" pated, after the conddorable specie drain of Uio previous week: The specie reserve shows a loss of nesriy three quarters of a aaaaaias lsaawHsaWswawa.Viak VnaMtttiky Ji 7WW jll'l i "I In 1 i.r i i i mUi Wiiimi i aF I. Nifv Wn i tT' aV.a sL' tn a.i.u rjiiMi lorn mm utm jwbiiuum i iaitr iBBBmUUU BBBWBVBWUSl SB I 2 raakieg arrangementa oaalargaseale for Wt jcajebrttlon of the 4th, tU BOT bDf prooramme cannqi.inrmsni nu ucn i tL izjt v. canaot. finrrfihf an. We bavatrnnTcooipleted tEat enlargement of our office, aria" now have ataa4 eoaafcii am iaataaslag hnrlnnts In rfnTIjIopbJle a California remittaoco is due tbls.

weej5 tp. strengthen JneJbankTanlts. The receipts fromytbe lnteitpr must havt been lartrerxbaa Ms simaj iniH' Boston and PhOadelpWaaWolndetoNewYorky ana specie in moderate iuantiu is cetmag from them. Tlio" loan Baa shows a small ex deptadecreae of ieap a Gov. i'itzpatrick, of.

Alabama, whowas nominated at Baltimore for the Vice PresidencyPresidency to run with Douglas, has sincoposi tlvely declined the and stepped off that part of the ticket and platform. He has heretofore ranked as a desperate enemy of Douglas in the Senate, bnt some had begun to suppose that 'his views had changed, and that be might Se thus conciliated to give additional strength to ithe ticket at tbe south. But it seems tho thing would not work so Mr. Herschel Johnson, of Georgia, has been made to sneceed to the barren honors." from tbrtiyfj rnprccm; the eieetj, 0CaUloanfl.nre curreot.rate.bcing fire x) cent' i Striotlyfbrst class short paper pass ed at4i5 cent, and long at centj The'latter" description lfelecttfTOicy than lest week; NEwpte.paTra,yaBK7j 7 jcarn that the auppjy.tif Beaf Cattle at.thrprind pal yardt slightly decraaaedl was still greatly ahead of the dry's1 requlrej menuT'" Prices dnringthb'entlrenket hire been very irregular, and salesmen Wero undecided aJ to5 irhat" would make1 arorrect Mgef'alioweveragwedfio the strange, though statement that ont 'of 8812 bead io ever; way equal to quality, and condition of last Wednesday 'a fine supply bard ly'aMlozen' trarisacUoriscOTld! be traced wherein' owners bave realized So per lb. This must be, unpleasant ne feedorsybut If ihey will bveMtoct our marT ketafUf the losing resultiKth'ey have 'expe iivuixu oiiice uio, warm weauiernaa cssen tlally.rednced the demandat buteier's they most not.

find fault If 1 buyers ara.com pelled to oiler mean prices for a total of but; looks that might," in be dispensed with. Rcgardless'onEeleat, several lots of distil Iery fed were Several died on the and a few died in New York; 'those on eale presented a very jaded, appearance; and correctly "met. with' but little enquiry! y. 0F.BEBF CATTLE Prime Grade, Good Grade iMedium.Grade...w,.......7J.8c. Poor Grade.

1 7. 6 a 7c. General average, 7Jc Milch' Cows. Thero, is, nothing new to report, holders of medium deacriptibns at the yards are wil ling to eell at a decline of $5 per head Yeal Oaitbs A slight advance is report ed on very choice Calves, bnt previous rates are deemed all that the markof: win while the enpply comes forward In snen ex addition to the enlargement we have added to onr stock of materials for fob worrvmav Mag ear JtsAiag daprtaaaul tne efae beat rnmlng con feat If the state. Gull and see ns.

ineatttea metis XL Boflalalaaddressed tori oppBatoaaatwiialfcmtrWlratDext. 'Senate' Dickenson's 'Organ at Bingham. for BreckeD Tzcn. Tne Monigomery fAlabams) at uie socccea ox ijuwoia uio ruacit Xiepnyj. (ii'oaidldaff The debt of Ylrrfnia ia stated to bo tiS.

L.ScaooT.ExHrarnoHa. OnJWednesday eve sing; two of oux. Female Academies closed ttelr5mnnier' atDr.O.H.PMjctan.'Frinap gave an exhlbttibo ttneTiiwOongregaaonii Ohnrct In.tofpt. "The Iwse" Is' and was well filled with a pleasant Theereisw consist fmusic ccOTpwtlori whichi were received with ninch Five. yonogr ladles gradoated, and' received 'diploma.

Their names are, Miss Sarah Marshall, of Poughkeepsie 'Miss Marr 'VanThrnlr of: Port wear Miss. Emily "of Uz zie j.nasPTOoa aussrneoe A. Herrick; of Point The 'PouqKktejieiei Femala 'Academy Rot. D. G.

Principal gave the exhibition of that, institute at Concert nalli was crowded and very Notwithstanding; the exercises were of such. atTlntering and, varied character, the au dienee sat till a late boor. and listened atten tively tm the end. Therewere three graduates, whose names Miss New York; Miis H. if; lve ecaenown, Albany at Tuesday, An address was given by Reri.

A. D. Ioi17l6r.7li 000, $12,000,000 worth of railroad bonds fij road moat fall intot tha banda of the boad. i 7ij. ra Ajtsttanx engine is in operation at Tori.

only three qiar. ten OWKT -The Germaa popnlauoa In this eoustrr estimated at 7,500,000.. w.York Cantral Park has cost tin far more' win bo. quired to complete tha JameavMcDonougb) Assistant" Collector tTTWefelllockVtJtiewsi drowned tn fj, 'dock at that placa'bn Monday nigiii lastT Stolxs Tntspsz. BeviJ.K.

Page, of Qi Presbyterian Church lit Ftny, lyomingfV bas brought asait'aJnst i'Ber JtX Wak. wpruij'of to'reweraff. mons alleged to be possession. TU sermons wero loaned Mr. W.

by aeotber party. The Albany" Evening Standard comei est boldly for Breckenridga'and laue, the em didatea of the National Democratio Convention. A state loan of $1300,000, at 4 per ceot, Smith; U.Dj of New made a speech at the City Hall la this city on Monday evening on theCompromisei, and another on Thursday Jhe facts set forth by him were" too "mighty to be controverted generally'. k.Tn" JiPA5EkBis3T CoiSq'to Pocoh KaaTstB. It is 'rumored that the Embassy Intend coming to Poughkeepsie.

to inquire whether tho snbsOTbers 'to the Eaglo have paid.np their snoscriptin3. We hope all delmquents will square up before they arrive, and save an unpleasant exposurel When the time ia fixed we will announce it toour readers I "Nj We will not bo" troubled with the apanese 1 They leave thfa conntrr to dayv o'clock A.M. on the lttbj'nnd came In' to LightslJp at 74 AM. on the.SSm,. makl the person, and said, 'You sold Portuguese could not recollect'' Mm, as be was one out oMoDWhichfco'admitted be bought and 'sold profit 'of $28." On farther con vernation," the negro "admitted be was now Tery glad cf the change I has Jatoly been laken.

English'; had watched .1 the veeVel fora long time, asEuspIcibus," andjn fact knew'what Jie WMnp'tcbnt It ispol icy for theni'to wait nntilthe' are on board Jehus' the'bouiity jnoney the ovenlng thq Eifgi lishman visited the, ehlp the cargo was' already on; board the batches closcd and some negroes lyln'btdeckj, whlchwere rei ported as; native sallOra of thercbast'Tne crew, were pulllbgihetalls of pigs, jlo make them to provebrthe hearing of noise from tbe hold, whore officers ntnnd with' riw Tolvers; threatening negfoes if, tbeyjdid my seep quieu ine uaicueg were aown.u Tbecpmmaoder left, satisfied tbiat the game was1; jnbtvyetTbaggedandwent away wnen aniipgiish captain informed bim that he had seen the "negroes going on board; not been for" this Information the Anierioan would hare been cfe Be was" watched," boarded and," commanded lot'banl downTils Jlagandglye np'bis' papers. The American denied, the right to board fiiwrtln ji. tuFT TL xM it 1 JT L. LJ er, Twin detain yotf until I Cod an American tried as a pirate; and acompromtse took nlace. rTha "RnMinh.

manrturnf his" hack 4 the 'flit wasj' hauled "1 iwarar omcera tea men with their effects jod Brown, over lenbermitled to leave I'tlo Democeatic Da vossTEATioss. It appears to be clearly settled at last that the great pcmoeralje Kdtidnal or d.emon etration, ot iSCO, hasecnjc and itcnt, that is to at me enu.oi a long struggle. Thohistory'of National Conventions presents no parallel to the case of the democra cy.now After a struggle of near ly two weeks at. Charleston, and one weolt at Baltimore; It was announced nt last that this democracy' had presented 'to the people for their support In Stephen A. Douglas, of Illinois, asthe individualwho wonld liko'to be.next President, and.

Herschel Johnson, of Georgia, for Vice Pres jdentprovided, bo win' 'stand fire and con pent.to take his chance with the little giant, that chance being a very poor one. of Douglas Johnson; wo Required, In this part'of Uie Onion tocall tbe regular democracies and as such it will genorally bo supported In tho free although not entirely as 'sometoven In theso 1 states arcdockring for Brockenridgo ftudXane, so. far bfVtho national 'adminutration can roach, as Mr. Bo chanan will not rIIow Dopglas to hsve npy strength' that can "bo taken 'from him'. matters now stand, it.

looks as If tho, democrats, or Douglas pien, copidimskc lit tle'prooess in tbo great campaign," but ftitli9 strifo'goei on in tho northcrntatos; wo he Ilevo ij 'vlll daily e'ebrac more and more evident that the mass 'the party will adhere to Dunglsa," notwithstanding, disadvantages, will go their' might, And tiltirSately snecoed entire party in bis and devoted to hU cause. And vwhile these things are1 going on Io 'tho North, like efforts will be made In thb tof "aliay.anlmoslties and Induce Brcckpnridgej and. Lano to with draw, so that after all the tronbla, before tbe" day 'of strife the 'party may yet he cpncolidated, and enter into with some prospeci'of success. It at 4 all however, as things stand now, that thln'i can ro' ublte the party, as it is divided on sectional grounds Strictly, the.sonth demanding what the north dare not concede. it must be remem bered that the very essence and Ufa of democracy consists W'eCTHng theispollal'that tbbVo! dispensbd by th "general government groat and when 10 idema gognes come to consider them (and the obn eeqqeneeathst' win5 folio joss, they w.STtharjo."givb't&em spfiiii preva lenVand perbapa generaland finally accom tlisb a ro unlor of the party 'solely through the dhesife public There is till another influence tbat operate to keep the democrats 'They feel convinced, that although it impossible to defeat and therefore they, will strive desperately for that enas'theywiV believp that end' Bewared they 'can 'get3 Prest tiiii.

i v. j. dentsowA if not, through, fht Housoof Iteprescntatlres, at least by the choice of a Viw President by tbe Wthis'hard'way the will regard is so much than defeat that, they wlll fight for it uw.jUft.xno.wJBg; watjiworor. free states can be carried for Douglas all the reetibay" behalfsred? in the lnbireot Aeeival or tm Geiit The long promised Great Eastern has crossed the Atlantic, and is now anchored along Eldo the great wharf prepaid for her on the North River side. She left tbe Needles at 10 the making the passage In eleven With the exception of.

two days slie has experienced Ene weather. She has 42 passengers' and several directors of tho Company. She steamed the entire ranging from 258 to S83 miles per 24 hours. Her engines were not stopped nntil sho was off George's shoal for She came in a route South East, direct to tho Lightship. was received on reaching 'the lightship by.

Oapt. Opfgrove with a salutej' and the dipping of colors, and as the mist blew the vessels in sight set their bunting and cheered her. Sho was drawmgpr feet, water waa trimmed to an even keel before crossing. As tho Great Eastern slowly and gradually moved to.her mooring she was greeted 'by most enthusiastic, motion was graduated so nicely that her prow but kissed the wbart leaving only a slight Impression in the" timbers thenshe swung In 'rabore as handily as a Stonlngtbri' P. M.

wassafe'and snug at Ler.Yankee moorings. The HoMESTiub Biii'YETbib. When we announced last week that the long looked for and wished for bill giving settlers on our publiq lands the proferenoe'Over speculators, was a law," wo forgot for a moment the char acter.of the man who i the chlef magistracy ofour AWe might havo; known that the same influence which cuts' off onr mail facilities and seeks to fetter bur free would 'not hesitate'. to "crush. a measure eo well calcnlatedto develop the resources of tho free West and.

strengthen the hands of free labor." And It has not hes itated. That bill, originated inthe Senihej and which' passed that bodyi controlled as It Sheep and per head reported last' week, and' prices per lb. aro ruling full head were in tho. market. are worth per head $4C SwisB.Tbe light arrivals for the week have tended to quicken sales, "and prices have generally advanced.

Soss or Washington Division, No. 4, of Brooklyn, gave a reception, on Monday to Joseph Most Worthy Patriarch "of 'England, who was a dclegato4rbnjSrcat Bnttaln to1 the National Division Sons of Temperance, which has just closed its'scssibnlnTortland. The order is in itinfancyjn Great Brittaln, yet thoy have over fifty subordinate divisions, four grand divlsionsod one national division, and new divisions aro being constantly form ed. There are in tbe United 'States' about 4,000 membcriC'and lady visitors; 5.1,000 members have been admit ted tho past year, and the Order is said to be largely on the Increase: 'The session of the National pi vblon just cloaed'waa the largest ever held thirty, States and provinces being represented. Env.

Jacoh S. HAcoEHr This unfortunate man has at last been stricken by a guilty con madejalcdnfossion ofTbaying poisoned hi3 wifo, in the whole transaction a degree of guilt seldom known. It will be remembered that' his trial caused a high excitement at1' tbeftime'every thing being dono tharcoaJd! he was innocent of the crimeT evi dence against hlmwastoo clear, and at the conclusion was "mado enfler, the. extremo penalty 01. tne lie waa to haver been executed on Friday, tbe 29th inst, but the Governor granted htm arrespite'tlll Friday, mo otn aay or July.

Mammoth Bxsszb.A splendid Eepubli can Banner has been stretched across Main street, bet ween Market and streets. Francis. WiTan Wagner is the designer and painter. On the top Is'a large spread Esgle; at one endthe portrait of Abraham Lincoln, and tie other HarjnitfiLIIanilin, 'with these Tho Destined Deliverers of. the Nation rNoble Leaders In a glo riora Caused; The schroll on the Eagle has Uie" "words'iFreo Speech Free 800." the bottom Is UcefandjHnmanity; over Slavery, Intolerance and 1 PurjNiC The Sunday school connected with St" Peter's Cathoiio chnrcbof thislcity, wdl loldl'apiainlobn" the Fourth, of July next, in Mr." Mason's GroveTahont two miles north of Jhls city thb sambTplace it! wa3 held'on the'iIastFonrth! I.

m' ActfbzsTv Oa Saturday, afternoon says the to W. AlFan tin becamo frightened wbiie'a toy was harnessing residence of Mr. anl. rushed headlouff abont 'the 'premises. knocking "down a small: boy and smashing tlo wagon Tbecondoet of the" animal has heretofore been of deacon lite and it'is not known what caused' bis extraordinary demeanor on th occasion.

We i also learn that Dr. John Cooper lost aCne horse by sictneas on Sunday Iasi A CiiiiKtttTxiTrrAt. A gentleman from thb town of Clinton brought to our office on Tuesday a bountiful supply of cherries, on which ail in tfco office had a 'grand feast. A tbankoflering was chanted tothe oounti fal mtr devil toot the consplbatpart jsrzcY ihJJO itlmaabnali 1 uim SEE thenca down tba lvorr' android ooaiti tack plaot at'Albany on Wedatsday evaalog. from thene.

do 'th TAeyi'wrtai of SwrSSW Is by Democratt, with only two negatiro votes, is tetoed. We wonder what will come next to EIlup, the. measure of the inlijuity that administration whicbcuriiesTpnr has been 'said pt MrrWncbin, rthat he was good to split rails. and, to'maul'demb But recent events show says the Evening Journal, that democrats can each' othor.qulfe as efrectiTely 'asilrlLInobin can "maul'', them. And seem Jo like tbebnelnesa.

Republicans cannot say half as harsh things of Douglas as the other wioj of partysay of him'and vice yersal they see a.Vmaiding'firibvitable, they prefer to receive it! from eacby other, U.UV. U1V WJLUUIOU eOClUTi r.M 'For' two or frequentlMnbun'ced uie tiemoorauo party, was to. iityprcu agitation, and a great many bate followed it on thatr JcTNew Yorkdty. But since the' party.lIfhM become" aa ted the' naturoUy' arises, the work of suppression to go on u.Unsoph Istlcated people End it dlfBenlt to n'nder afand, especialiy aa and order among, the.repubUcana.wbUe'demo erats are in commotion. looks very much at present as If the agitations would continue intpiieit We see accounts in the New, York papers of.

very striking' demonstrations in; various parts of the 'country on recelylng the intelli gence of the nomination ofjDouglasl In al f. man every, accoroing to tnaag sute ments, a salute of on hundred guns (Was otherrvjclnge bia '(r It" was "clearlyji jetop. so forth at the and inaka tie most' of the first as It Is not at all probable that there illoe another' chance for any. thing' ot' the klid froBC this day forward.3 Taxtl Douglas' iittle advoeate'to! this mp. "He pretty Sontb, arid with tbat TOre'thenongh'f the West, and North and East to "give atrl now cave Itf of conrse'ta 'the linWdid;" ia, tW by the iiapublioans at tntin conrantioa thlraldbtribt the Wth Inati fealamai jj ST Jf 6oj.

Af, ,1 1 ta Statb Faies. The State Agricultural Societies Of Massachusetts and CbfiBecticut, we perrtiveayedwfdedttaVln'cons of.the'prevalence' 'of disease and the alarm felt.on that subject, they will hold no state Dnlesa the.alarri respecting presume he same course will be taken in other states, and perhaps in same of the eonrjtieaJ 'Btill we musfeelsobconGdenca'tt ent the extent of ithe. danger famagniGed and tbat in the course of a couple of months the disease will begin Jb bennderstobd, and the alarm will in a good "measure cease. 1 Evening. Standard, the' leading Democratio paper Breckenridge ia snre'of the following electc i au UK3; Slave States 1 liisr1 Douglas, is sure to carry no State, not even Illinois.

Thfa gives the following result: Breekenrtdgei iV Dong113 Msjority fa favor of Breckenridge: 2 427 The Tornaio.Tbo Iowa Oitjf Exporter has the following summary 'of tbe 1 great storm: a isrj Hakpktt Cocstt Killed 7" 27; houses destroyed 27 jestlmafed loss $7500. LisH Cocstt. wounded S5; houses destroyed 18; estimated lots $160,000. Killed 8 wounded, 13; houses destroyed 8 estimated lost lCu3.tSvdoarrr. iir.

1 JJ05tfpiiTTyT KJlled9 wqunded. 80 houses deaUoyed 13 estimated loss $30,000. Bdea the abovsv there lai to booonnted the loss of life and property 'fnAlbanyrjD and other nlsm li new development, is "rising in. the rail gioos' woTld 'aneclecUeUm. named The jjryau trr itsuows," a Unitarian y.gjuuu utw.

4uu uyr, some umg ago, created a.brisVj'agtatibnV, by preainft and publishing an addrtse (which has since been pronounced by airltlcas i 'plagiarism ftom uathoiio JafwUch he nseathi phrase "Broad Churob; :Tn.dob oates, tend'to'Soman QatlwUcUy henx'the pommotion among tha PrbtestiDts.r;But,the "Broad Chnreh towhieb War allride' la as fromthaUiinted.at by Drj.Ballowa at ligbtifa from daraxeai'tcfht terrfl briain ated with sbta dlseetlafled Tneraber of, the and tbe n.w Idea "em tauli3m and Catholicism reject "This' "rnajtasit the assembly, of cturcb. oenfeta. woiuiTrt sF7' sStUt rifMn rTtTTT" jkA Pm naotaarreatsUa New York far dita.nAnjM.sv,j. 1 tfaat drede of oa Sudayi Lathat JvJ'STIariatottW riaia Mji'Mrf, Mtretf a good Jokt atubjtut seaTtbareothle A Fair and Festival will. h.heM tho ladies 'of the Ref.

Dutch Chnrcb, Fishklll the Sd and jith of July; and another at Rhfaebeckby.thb "ladies of the Rcf. Dutch Church, bf that place, on the 4th and fitb of July; TSee advertisements.1 11 SorwFTu A' tnrkey bnzzanl, attracted by ThompeonKeHey; recently made adescent pfeyi' nt flndtng tho. stanch' retreated in quick time, leaving, thb nuisance taOTttrteta. 'Remember the mowing trial to taka place at Washington nollow'f on Friday fof text week. Farmers will have a good opportunity, then to.seleTYa'iDachme Jhat wills suit their fancy M.

mm Twenty Dollar reward ia now offered by YyV0'1? SJaJri'mari'etwagbnVfbr he lost on Uie lCth oughioTndn(theiq finder to retnrn it. MfsFfH abaft last week; and has gone Another $10,000 job. Way Is running in place ra uk roweu. The editor of the Amenia Times Is fearful that toe compliment, we gave bim last week him to the Enarea of the fair sex. Bnt ho need Dot have any apprehension oa that aabject Altbbngli he! has been 'fa proving for Ibe last twenty five years, he has notin7.tobrtYofyet 'However bo" ratierpfcased wlth Dear what ho says: TheetiranV printer and, liditor bf 'the aMKsiA moat obsequlouslr cons bis wool bat to the observioR editor of tbe Poogb keepaie EagltJat Ms.

flattering compHment i Tecs nv. irom tne tact, cowever 01 this beine leab vasr. ft mma h.t chagTined lest It may subject oa to the attacks 01 wose wnoea prowess and potency are al wavs eonsiderad theleas endeavor bravely to meet the buffet tugs wufflD ana arenmstances. let came what may. 'Asn DusrOira.

We nnderstand that the Hudson River Eaflroad Company," in order to do all in their power for tha comfort and convenience of passengers, have ordered up dozen anU dnst ears for the' Road. They are similar to" toose sow in nse.on' tha Cen tral Road. iThe new Weai'consisU simply'of a board inoloeure of "th! wheels, reachrcg from the body of the car to as near the ground as it can safely, ran. The space be i tween the platforms of tie cars" Isralsben cloied; byai'relasUc covering, so that, the dost arising near the head of the train is ear ried outto agreatraeasiira atthe rear.and deadens the noise of, the wneei; so that; tot "onthMjarranged are mncb, pleasaabsr to ride In than the Others. Tbe cattle disease luw male its appearsnrV in Ehode At a fire in Philadelphia on Monday two hundred canary birds wero burned to death.

Daring the last five month, five hundred lives bave been lost on tbe western water, and one and a half millions property destroyed. Snow fell to the depth of six feet In lis North of England on the 2Sth of Hay. Tit sheep bad just been shorn, and the destrcc tionamocgthemws3 very great. Capt William H. Carter, of the Josephine, has been indicted' by grand jury of New Torkv for equipping that vesed for the Slave trade.

The Brooklyn Eagle, having the largest, circulation of any paper in that repu diates Douglas, and' goes for Brtckenridgs and Lane. There is'a school in Ohio, comprising thii ty where nine of the hoys chew tobacco, and five of the girls" are. smokers. What a jewel of a school I Peter Parley 'scopy rfght'worfa are. estimated, to be worth seventy flve thousand; dollars Charleston, in South Carolina, contains less than 80,000 inhabitants, of which 11,000 are slaves.

It has not Increased any In thirty years. Compare that with the cities in the free states. The wealth theVnlted States is tsti naf ed at twelve thousand Thb would give $500 to each person Hiram Powers is no at in making statues of Jeffereon andFrankHa for Federal Government, for each of which he la toreceire, $10,000. Tbe Democrats of Dover, received the nomination of Breckenridge and IsaV with great enthusjaam. Ex President Pierce pronounces the non inarion orDonglaa a sectional' one.

He Is. right 'ihe Boston Post has run up the cancer for the ticket, and has corns out deadly against Doriglav It. creates stir among the old stagers. There are supposed to be, at this in Canada, 45,000 rnnaway slaves At present; prices, they are wonb What a pity it that slaves have legs! The depreciation of down town New York' property is alarming. 'that a few years since were held at the rati of $1600 or $2000 a year, now only $500 cf $600.

A building on Wall street was knocked down "at" 25,000, which a few years ago would have Drought $50,000." Thegreat In crease in value is up town. I s.r makfag anotiar s'triie, and fa'abont'tarUng a paper at New Paltt fnjrepnnty. Of coarse he will succeed. Ua has dona is in many other places. Th CaT.

MrrVanderboven of Bedfori j001 Jt informa tha Tribune that tbe com et recently seen from the CambridjM Obstrv was ylsjhla last'avenmg in the north weat wlta perfcetly deuntd nneleoa of the 'fa. bt a star of the: third.magnltuda; ind whose UUoMBded at least: onrandsrtatf iXfX bOU BTOoa3iaox, Jtme 28. One of the ewatPIattnar dtSaiUi'aIarat aaffl; faXaav aaalodad thia mornlna at ftfo' cJtct, tearing tha boiler hoaat.la piectt and eaajraatdtatM. Nb'ptraon' WMlajn draa UltaBDttMdJustbalrjra tha handa Written for iho Foosbkespsis Eafle. StAvauvjA CEncc It Is common for men to talk about the system of negro bondage; as an peculiar to the Southern States.

Within a few years, however, some of. the leaders of the republican' party especially as weU as the Radical? aboHUonlsts, who act by themselves, and somo of do not except for candidates of their own selectjon take the strong and irrefutable position; that the enslavement of any portion of humanity, instead of being an ,6 'practice," a wrong, a crime, so damns Ve to iti nature, so replete "wiUi hllgbtfnl to the growth bf tha human spirit, so subversive of the material prosperity "of the people among which It hits its existence, that It only retains ita baleful hold on Efe In our Republic by the power ot that fabled monster who said to be continually seeking whom he may devour, and whose council chamber la, supposed to; bs located in that had rruarter of Hades caned "Tartarus." By considering the practice cf enslaving the Ignorant and weasrby tte educated and tbe powerfni a crime, we take a position which Is supported by ub deniahle evidence 'from every State where tho blacks are degraded to.thelplane of hep and horsey and the cnpoJlnted eoc science of' bearins the imue divine be he Caucasian, African, or of say other race. This classification of the alcm faation that maketh desolate the sonsisst half of the largest' and most enHgltenrf Repnblio that has ever had an existenct ol bur globe since tho' birth" of humanity, nands legislation dilering altcgethar boa that which has heretofore at.tl National Capital relative to what oir nuO ern oUgarchical'ntlghbors persbt In tarmjs the As: a huge as to exceed indimecalons other evil deeds comblaed, tha 'majority of ti people of. the United. States, through tt reprasentativea, have aa undoubted right Oegablt may be certainly moral).

abate it not to the Tcrritories 'only, whki belong to the whole nation, but anywbsts within the" boundaries 1 of much as to inhibit any smaller crime that affects, the safety and happiness of sociwj On the ground of its being a crime awrctf of vast which' has never bets equalledjn the Vartnefi 1 of the nnahff ot its vieUmsby the moat powerfni nation0' antiquity who jcased, slavery; nor xaB barbarous cruelty it logically' follows tW criminals and mrthar, thtf they ought to; be: resJralned; frwa thecca tlnual perpetration of criminal, acts Coa peHlng' human beings, because they hat Ethiopian (that is, sun burnt? complexion to laboV.for "have, palar'skJst and when th'ey refuse, to whip them, to hon tbm'aBdeveakm them, asIIaconstAtttll done. li. the. rBer eoDcosr Itants of such as malutalBed tj the slave owners and: their greti1 anxiasrj, the democratio party felt by all parses) of ordinary benevolence and Jadgmant to1 ueJQst unworthy of a nation professing tie Christian and possessed 'of tht.rfcJ bletsfafs Inddenr to high InteUectsal ture, vast material resources, and enboand1 nbartytotaocmiaaanobItandc5vtBash Marfbia foi hnaan nature I jaattot Wdbnt tha lowly, tha poor, tha servient, tha ignorantr itt this btrdose lafbeBAr and ttxtj crtiBsiiitTtsjDeatAj:.