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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-28

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pallrten.
The New York herald., 1845-08-10

turday the 23d, in secret council held by Catherine
de Medecis, the Duke OF Anjou, the Counts de Ne
yers and SAINT Brs, the Marshals de Tavannes and
de Retz, and the Grand Prior of the Louvre, the
massacre was resolved upon, and they forced the
lndecsion OF Charles *, who, 10 that very day, had
been stranger the projects of the Queen Mother.
There was grand ball at the Hotel de Sens, on
the 2ith of August where all the Huguenots were
assembl-d then, at two O'Clock, after midnight the
bell OF ST. German PAuxerrois sounded, and the
massacre commenced at this dismal signal. The
historians OF the time that the number OF
victims above 10000, amongst these they in
clude COO noblemen.
The same orders were also accomplished IN the
provinces, and more han 40 000 persons of the re-
formed religion pershed for their faith. The King
of Navarro and the Prince OF Conde only saved their
lives by becoming Catholics. AS 10 the Admiral
Coligny, he was Of the first murdered by the
Duke of Guise, and his corpse was hung at Mont
faucon Here is IN few lines the history of the
massacre of ST. Bartholomew we have only to add
some words upon the character of Charles TX, which
has been misunderstood by most Of the authors OF
The New York herald., 1845-08-10

his own and our time. The son of the astute Catne-
rne was feeble in body and soul Ills bralai tfaill-
Which W an r unresraned passion for limiting may ex-
cite in man but it Is very different thing from
tn to suppose that he found pleasure N shooting ms
unfortunate subjects in cold blood; posses let
ter Of Charles *, copied at the Royal Library at
Paris, in which the King offers the MARQUIS de WI M
leroy, his Ambassador at Madrid his thanks for me
documents which he has sent to be embodied m MS
book of hunting, (La chasse du Ro Charles ND IN
winch, he says, he had ''put The last words, ms
twenty-fourth day cf August, 1872" Is 1t possible
thathe could have occupied himself about sucht1fes
ifhe had known of the terrible catastrophe which
was TO take place on the same evenings Is 1t
not more credible that his mother T OBTAINED a sa,n ms
should he added. that the famous window,
above a,oa which the wfeches OF 1893 placed the follow
ing inscription "It was from this window tn that m the
infamous Charles lX fired at his subjects on S bar
tbnomew,s dayn did not exist at that time, but was
built in the reign Of Henry ", twelve years after
wards.
The New York herald., 1845-08-10
NEWPORT, Or. ID Aug. 1, 1915.

NEWPORT, Nh. l,) aug =, iofJ'
Our Watering Places, their Com frts and Pleasures.
notice that all your correspondents from this
place, write as though they were part propretors IN
the hotels and bathing houses, or had desirable lots
for sale at lO00per acre, (at which price some have
been sold) they are all enthusiastic in their ad-
mlraton, and see every thing so entirely co"er de
rose that there is other way of accounting for It,
Not one, whose letter have seen makes any re-
ference to the many drawbacks upon the pleasures
of the place, and none ever attempt to hold up to
notice the very superior claims to patronage, OF
Rockaway, Long Branch or Cape May. Fashion,
Mr.. Editor, as you well know, will make us do
any thing, put up with any thing, and go any where
Comfort is never thought Of Now let US see. New
port can accommodate, Cor could before the Ocean
House was destroyed,) comfortably about 2000 visl
tors, now, with the Ocean House away, we must have
at least 2500 and "the cry is still they GOMEZ all that
come are taken in somewhere, for few go away, but
they have no comforts of any kind, crowded in
rooms like sheep, and all TO be able to boast OF
having "spent the summer in Newport" Now, |
make these remarks not at all the spirit OF gun-
bling, for am delightfully."- located in small house,
with pleasant party; but II is because think some
should warn the travelling public, that as ''all IS
not gold that gllstens," respects this eden OF
come here to bathe-the beach is mile from the
principal hotels, and you must ride down and back
daily, the dust from the carriages renders II very
dlsagreeabe to pedestrians This ride, ard the fee
for the use OF bathing house, cost you p cents
daily-no small item at the end OF the season Very
few stages are kept running, so that when ready to
go to baihe, you are often kept over halt an hour
waiting for the stage, and the after coming out
of the water. True, there is a remedy for this, for
those who furnish the stages tor the different houses
and charge but l2a cents, knowing very well that
the boarders cannot all be accommodated with
Seats very kindly have other carriages the doors
all the time, which will take you to the beach, and
only charge you double price. Very nice
arrangement, ehl You ride TO the beach are
covered with dust, wash it off, and riding back are
again well busted, the beach little Comparative
ly0 horseshoe looking place, and the eye looks IN
vain TOR the magnificent view OF the expanse OF
ocean seen at Cape May or Long Branch. No mat
Ter, It's the fashionable place The hotels have one
servant to do what not less than three could do pro-
pery; and although there is plenty on the tables is
very difficult matter at times to get any dinner.
hear universal complaints Of this from the boarders
at the bellevue" and Atlantic and as they all
praise their houses in every other respect the pro-
pretors owe il to themselves to reform this subject
Of complaint Both houses are under very able ma
The New York herald., 1845-08-10

Les EuyuenOtss
The magnificent opera OF "Les Huguenots" IS to
be produced at the Park tomorrow evening Above
is illustration of one of the most exciting
in the play. In order, however, to let every un-
derstand the plot of the opera, we annex an extract
from book in French, with translation by Nh.
Revolt
That religious and political butchery celebrated in
history under the name Of the Massacre of St.
Bartholomew" had been projected since the year
1865, in council held at Bayonne, between Cathe-
rlne de Medecis, the Duke d'Aniou and the Duke
dAlbe Postponed by different obstacles. this bloody
project was not put IN execution urdl the 9th of
riage Of Henry of Navarro with Margaret of Vaois,
fSte which had brought to Paris all the chiefs Of the
Hugucnot party in France and Navarro. An attempt
against the life of Admiral Coligny, who attack
ed on the 22d by paid assassin, named Mauleyert,
was sort OF prelude to the great catastrophe The
Huguenots were excited,and Charles lX. went him
self to inquire after the old soldier Finally, on Sa-
The New York herald., 1845-08-10
MARIETTA, Ohio, August ID, 1916.
Education at the West-Eraminat,on at the COL


Education at the West-Eraminat,ons at the Col
iege-dddress Of General CGss, &c.
Allow me the use your valuable paper, TO give
the public some idea Of the doings in this modern
Athens, situated on the right bank of the Ohio, at
the mouth Of the AIuskinqum river, and famous for
fine houses for shady groves, for chaste and refined
people.
The past week has been one which will be long
remembered by the good people of this place. On
Monday the examination in the female seminary
took place, the young rose-buds read their chastc
compositions, and fine valedictory address, read
by the agreeable and accomplished Miss V.
On Tuesday night the people assembled to wit
ness the prize speaking OF the College stodents-
nine champions in the field. Three prizes, $40, SO,
and Si The Judges took their seats with the ladies',
and speaking commenced The first speaker start
ed of, and expected to win the prize by speed. The
second was but very common speech, nothing
worthy Of notice The third made fine effort,
and II was supposed by some, that he would
win prize The fourth made his appearance with
his hair in his eyes, and looked like grlef over
monument laborng for breath TO tell his plteous
tale The fifth, tall youn6 man, spoke his adj
dress like Il parish clerk. The sixth, young man
of promise. made some lmpre esson on the audience.
The seventh a comical genus, set the house in
a roar with his puns The eighth speaker made
quite a fine effort and showed some signs OF elo-
auence The ninth, and last speaker, looked scared;
his knees tfembled, he raised one shoulder higher
than the other, and looked Richard Ii was some
moments before he broke the ice, then having raised
hls voice TO a very high pitch, it was thought by
some that he would recover himself and win prize.
But he became more confused stopped, hesated,
aud scratched hs head and finally Left he stage in
the most woe begone manner imaginable, with his
piece all tattered and torn.
On Wednesday night an exhibition OF the literary
The New York herald., 1845-08-10

nagement, and if they were not so over-crowded
would be inferior TO no public houses in the country
The loss Of the Ocean House (Which by the way
was of the grossest pieces of careessness first
and afterwards OF mIsmanagement, for II could have
been saved very readily, had proper measures been
very serious one, so far as the comfort of the visit
ers is concerned. Every place was full Leiore, and
the 300 visitors at that house have been added TO
those already al the others, and made them TOO
crowded for any kind of comfort. The climate here
is very ine but those who need or wish the true salt
AIR, miss II by coming here, as you get that
except when you go 10 balhe. Altogether kGow 70
place so much overrated as this, and prophecy that
before many years 1t viii subsldc into the compara-
tive obscurlty from which fashion has raised 1t.
The New York herald., 1845-08-10

societies came oh.-hree champions on each side,
who made strong pretenslons TO oratory.
On Thursday morning the corner stone OF new
college building was laid by President Linsley, with
appropriate ceremonies. An address by Gen Cass.
Ii being commencement day the citizens and young
scons that witnessed the laying OF the corner stone,
marched in procession, with banners and music, to
the Church, where they told the people something
about Greece, Rome, Cicero, Demosthenes, bright
stars, blue skies, and the ocean wave. The young
oracle that gave the salutatory address, was tar,
mer, who has been ploughing his way in Latin and
Greek, and bids fair TO be star IN the West
Twelve other young sprouts came forward and de-
livered orations. The valedlctory came TO wind up
the scene. expected something rich from one who
had received the honors of his class. But such an
inspd piece was an insult TO the COED sense OF the
audience, an no credit to the College Some peo-
pie say he the pet
The exercises OF the day were closed by zen.
Cass delivering a splendid address to the literary
ciees, and thus ended the glorious labors OF this
proud commencement week
The New York herald., 1845-08-10
DELHI, August z, lsl5.
Important If Tiue-Murderons assault upon me
.Sbeyi6-Yhe Anti- Renters IN -Arns.

DELHI, August Z, ISl3.
Important, If Tjue-Murderous assault upon the
lSheyi6-Yhe Anti-Remtos IN 4rms
Another outbreak of the anti-renters has taken
place in this county AT IL O'Clock to-day, a sale
tor the rent of Moses Earle in Andes, was to take
,lace AT his house, about twelve miles from this vii
age. Sheriff Moore and deputies ] ~ Steele and
Edeerton. were about bringing out some cattle for
sale Mr.. Wright attended as the agent for the
landlord. About 100 persons disguised as Indians
appeared to prevent the sale. When Steele and
Edgerton, with Wright between them, were about
passing INTO the field, the Indians with their horr-
Die yelIs attempted TO stop them and finally an order
was given by the chief 10 fire. Edgerton's horse
was Killed under him. Steee's horse remarkably
noble animal, being wounded, plunged into
the midst of the Indians and fell-Steele
himself wounded by two balls in the abb
domen, fell to the ground. The Indians fled.
How dangerous the wounds of Mr. Steele are is
vet unknown here Two physicians were lmme-
dately in attendance. A messenger arrived here
some two hours since, and all Is commotlon.-
Mrs Steele, the wife OF the wounded officer, with
suitable attendants, and the village physicians and
some of the civil officers have gone to the scene of
action.
Il is probable, however, that no other immediate
act of hostility will occur The proper authorities
here presume, will be prompt and most energetic
IN the performance OF their duty.
What renders this occurrence peculiarly aggra-
vatinp is that the officers did not summon posse
IN consequence ol the assurance OF Gen. Root, Mr.
Gordon, M. c. and others, who have been insru-
menta in fumenting these disturbances that there
would be no difficulties.
The New York herald., 1845-08-10

| Will. Woodruff, Of Geneva, who was publish
ed as having made in dueng party few days ngo
writes a note the Ereaing Journal to say, that the
whole communication paper in this city is false
and scandalous libel and proceedings ill be immediate
ly Instituted by the parties basey represented therein
been engaged in duel for the summary and pro-
per punishment OF the crculators as well as the orga
tors of the publication =. -
now in session board of the North Carolina adds
that il rumored nat the Court found Captain Voorhees,
guilty of the charges alleged against himchsrges
promising his character officer and gentleman
and the sentence pronounced by majority Of the
bers, was, that he should be merely repiimanded "a
punishment by means proporiioned to the magnitude
Of the offence. Hence the necessity of revision OF the
sentence
The Rev Mr. Morril, Chaplain Of the State Pri-
at Auburn New York, the Rochester Democrat says
has been removed, but his successor is not known.
Two bales of new cotton were brought down to
New Orleans the ist instone from the plantation OF
M Vallery ESQ., parish of Rapides and the other from
that OF GOV. McNutt OF Mississippi
Gen. John Ii Ostrom, OF Utica, was taken dam
eerously ILL., few days since at Poughkeepse, where
he angushes with "but CLEAN OF nope in his case"
Milwaukee, in Wisconsin Territory, Is but te
years old, yet has a population oi about sooVi
Ii is said that there are now eight milnOns OF dol
lars laid up in the savings banks of Massachusetts.
Tur FrRr AT WEST TRoy-The fire in Yves
Troy last Wednesday night, consumed a brick store
owned by Judge Burroughs store and dwelling owned
by Mr. Duffy; store barn. and ball alley, belongi ~
to the estate Of H. Hart dwelling and stable owned
on Union street, occupied by MIR. Clisby and store,
dwelling, bakery and barn, owned by s. v. r. Sweet
The Troy Budget, from which gather the above par
tculars estimates the total loss at $4,000 but small
part Of which was insured.
The fire at Cohocs, simultaneous with the other two,
destroy ed lew sheds and stables.
The Budget speaks Of "a most disgraceiui ngnt DC.
tween West Troy and Albany company" at the hrst
named fire. After the flames were pretty much under
CONTROL there trial between NO OF west Troy
and No OF Albany TO which could throw the hgh-
est stream The result uniavorabe to the West Troy
and thereupon they turned their pipe upon the
men and machine of No. The compliment was return.
ed of course and throwing water No 2s men got
to throwing stones, This led to light, and the west
TROY COMPANY were driven off the ground The con-
due: of No Twas warmly condemned by the citizens
and ote fire companies Of West Troy II was strange
return indeed for the services rendered by the AoshF
fremen
The New York herald., 1845-08-10
Political.

The Lynchburg Republican contains a letter from
committee appointed by democratic meeting at Am
hers Court House July 2ls tender to Mr. Leake the
representative in Congress from that District public
dinner Pedar Mills, las testimonial OF the high
TEEN and regard in which you held both politically
and personally by your fellow citizens OF this county
also The reply Of MIR Leake accepting the invitation for
the 10Th August. The democrats OF North Garden, Al
bemarle have also determined to give dr. Leake pub
lie dinner to take place about the Isl Of September
The press in Virginia is discussing the proprlety
of calling convention to amend the Constitution oil the
state The people in Western Virginia favor, and those
in the Eastern portion OF the State oppose the measure
It may lead to division Of parties in the "Old Do
minon"
The loco focos ct Mississippi have nominated
Jefferson Davis Stephen H. Adams, l. w. Roberts, and
Jacob Thompson, their candidates for the next Con-
gress They 70 be elected by general ticket in
tempt Of the act o; Congress III lSi2 requiring members
be chosen in districts.
James G. Birney has been nominated by the abo-
iitionists for Governor of Michigan.
AT the STATE Convention held on the 9th, Freeman
H. Morse of Bath late member Of Congress- nomi-
mated.
The wings of Dauphin have re-nominated Messrs.
Kunkle and Harper for the Assembly.
The Southern Literary Messenger, published in
Morgan county Geo ga bears aoft the flag of the whig
party with the following crptio-"For President in
lSis. Henry clay"
r. J. Bowie, Esq, has addressed leuer to the
editor of the Rockville Journal in which he declines be-
ing considered competitor for the Congressional nomi
nation be made tomorrow for the first district OF In
diana
The wings of Wisconsin have nominated james
Collins, Of Iowa county for Congress
The New York herald., 1845-08-10
ESTABLISHED ls.2
PETER ROSE, CUTLER, AND MANUFAC
TURER OF

SURTTC.dE .TND DENI.TL TNSTRUTENTT.
No. 4i2 BROADWAY, NEAR CANAL Srnsrr, NEw YoRK.
ID H. would respectfully eau the attention of Physicians,
raj aud Cutlery Of the
acms which he will not TO be surpassed ia quality
workmanship by any manufactured IN this country i'm
ported.
ness (havng bee aeed since 1879 viii be sufficient!
TO purrn he all orders will be faithfully and
promptly attended, Surgical and Dental Instruments Ra-
zors Shears Scissors penknyes &c., ground set and repair
ed with great care and despatch. jul, lm*rc
The New York herald., 1845-08-10
IMPORTANT NOTICE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARTISTs

Hs undeslgnedhaye made applicaonto yet Letters Potent
Tor their new coiur DaguerreotyI~ ricures
This process produces effect known before and changes
the appearance OF the Dagueeotyre that Of the finest paint
ng Ihs coong process done by itself guided only
BY the hand OF The operator machinery Il can be reformed
BY not skilled the painting and will be
ecty understood glance Ii also can be muncated
IN writing, without difficulty.
Artists wishing to the Patent right for City
County make therefore by addressing
(post paid) to VIZ y. LANGENHEIM,
IVA im'c Exchange, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1845-08-10

From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Tain-s A. NJ. daily Sundays excepted stopping
at Farmingdale and st. Georges Manor
Accommodation Tgain-9H A. Nj and r. NJ. for Farming
dale and intemediats places daily Sundays excepted.
Accommodation Train r. NJ for Greenpor daily, Sundays
excepted Stopping jamaica Branch Hampstead and Hicks.
vi, and all the stopping places between Hcksville and
Grecnport.
From Greenpo1f Depot
Boston Tram daily, Sundays excepted at i2H O'Clock NJ,
or on the arrival Of the steamers from Norwich.
ACCOMMODATION TrainAt A NJ daily Sundays excepted,
for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
FTem Fdrmin gdaie Depot
Accommodation Train. ca A. NJ. and 21 r NJ daily Sun
days excepted, for Brooklyn and mterme date places.
From jamaica Depot
Extra Train ~ NJ daily, Sundays excepted for Brook
iyn and intermediate places.
The Boston Trains only Farngdale and ST. Georges
Manor.
The Accommodation Trains stop the following placss
on the road, gong both receive and deliver
The New York herald., 1845-08-10

Stages readiness the arrival of Trains several
Satons TO take very low Fares all parts
Island.
Baggage Crates will be readiness al the foot Of Whitehall
street ecevs Baggage for the several Trains 30
fore the hour OF starting from the Brooklyn side
= Rncknway Baggage tai n Crates iuorc
The New York herald., 1845-08-10

xcsesr IN OPPOSITION TICKET OFFICE.-For
es3sssE3's q Albany as sensts-sassa ssasyacase
through the fast line with board $40 5oAlso Oswego So
Kingston, (U C) si-Toronto, S5Cleveland (O) S6-De-
hall s25c-Nloutrea $3.50. Office No los Barclay
v25 lm-rh NJ. t. RAY. Agent