New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-21
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
sou,hern ohio-Camp Meeting, &C.
Correspondence Of The Tribune. -.


correspondence Of The Tribune.
CtScfySAri, August l2,h, 1910.
r,,,xn GREELEY There is nothing OF s'inins
80, 70 write you about this time; the CITY Is
.,,o,kably dun in the way of business or pleasure
s,roer Is always affected when the r7ver Is at SO
n .,ogc n, il is at present. 1t requircs boats OF
lou, draught to make their way either up
sr down the river
,-,;,ed the Camp Meeting OF the Methodists at
,v.,nTt Hills. about FIVE miles IRON the CITY, this
lemon A Camp Meeting IN this w estern coun'
w., IL a scene of great excitement iouno the
csmp ground to present the appearance OF city
Su;I, mon hill rough plank buildings were erect
d.emnorarily OF one and two stories IN hight these
Uses are furnished with tables. chairs, beds. and
emo of them carpeted and having other Injuries
The grounj is laid out IN streets and squares, each
with dessrat:onand have no doubt but TINS town
rnon the hill presents greater appearance uah many
af,bosc upon tht. Rio Grande which our troops have
made 40 much fuss about entering and taxing possession
OF On one OF the houses saw sign BOARDING by the
,reek day or meal" The hour at which arrived upon
The ground the for the evening rcpas':ar DER
-hc internl;nable ridge OF hills the was rctrea,ng in
iorici,. apparel walked round the cucGmpmcnt and
through the streets and squares AT one place
found the German settlement where the men and women
were singing their native tongue the Evening Hymn
Al the outer edge OF the encampment found the settle
ept Of colorcd people who understand are not behind
the whites in order and devotion The population OF inc
Camp is about 1000 The daily visitors are numerous
ono thousand vehicles counted on the road 10 the
Camp Yesterday chronicle the event OF TINS gathering
of people as one OF the day but make upon
the good and evil influence which these meetings have
upon the community at large
yesterday formed one OF large party OF strangers
who made pilgrimage 10 North Bend 10 shed
the tomb of Gen. Harrison We Were very kindly re
ceived at the mansion OF Mrs. Harrison by her sonn
law Col Taylor and his family. We regretted 10 lind
the venerable lady in feeble health she Is upward
OF 10 and cannot stand the excitement consequent upon
visits from strangers. The dover farm OF Mrs Harrison
comprises abou; 700 acres and Col r. possesses much
I'D oiunga large portion OF which u under cult
walton and the whole under the superintendent Col
r. The ground where rcpose tine remains Of the Tx
President is beautiful knoll high hill, short dis
tance from the mansion. From this NIL i magnificent
view of the Ohio. bend Of which is visible stretching
for miles in Naugt but fiat stone marks the
spot where the remains this is completely covered
with the initials and carved out by those VINO nave
made visit hher. When viii there bc any public de
monstration for the erection Of noble monument on
this consecrated soil To the imumorabe wayarers
la belle rirere which washes the base Of this hill
would be melancholy yet satisfactory object
Great efforts being made TO make Cincinnati de-
pot and market for the sale Of Tennessee and Mississippi
Cotton. gentleman long and actively engaged in the
Cotton trade at the South and OF the best judges oi
cotton in the United S,htcs has located here for the sale
of the article large cotton warehouse Is about 10 be
built and full supply viii always be on hand The
annual consumption OF cotton by the manufacturing es
Establishments and West OF Pittsburgh is 10000 bales
and this would have been greatly increased but for the
pnssage OF the destructive Tariff bill large Eastern
capitalists were making for the erection o
some extensive cotton mills in this vicinity; but our RI
rs dissatisfied that OF our people should be-
amusing wealth by the application OF capital and indus
try. even though they dispense It with bouncous ana
liberal hand These wise Legislators prefer that the
wealth OF our country shall be withdrawn TO add to the
already bloatcd fortunes oil the English manufacturers
A ROYAL JAIL BrRD.-The Paris Go=cttc dcs
Tr6Hndur publishes letter from Copenhagen OF the
18th inst. which relates the following story:
The House of Correction. in this capital hGs just re
ccvcd mos, distinguished guests. viz-an African
King and his Prime Minister In the beginning OF last
year. this black Monarch called Aquat!mozn. placed
under the protection of Denmark. because tue country
he rcgncd formed part OF the Danish possessions
In Western Africa invited 10 his territory another hin
who In similar position. and there Aquatmo2ln
and his Minister assassnacd their too conhding guest
Both were atcrward arrested and cited before the
Criminal Tribunal OF the Danish Colony
Their counsel, NJ. Moerck young Burris;cr from Co
pcnhngcn commended that regarded the King. no re-
sponsbily could be attached 10 him his being indie
pendent Sovereign gave him right TO kill his enemy
This right acknowledged belonging the Soyer
oigns of Christian and civilized Europe and should not
therefore be contested in Pagan Prince the monarch
of country still plunged in barbariy On the part OF
kongid Che Prime Mnister the advocate maintained tina,
this unctionary only executed the orders OF an absolute
muster who could take AWAY the lives OF his servants
and submit them TO irghul fortunes Tor the slightest
disobelicnce 10 his commands. This defence did not
however succeed with the tribunal, and the black Mon
arch and his Minister were sentenced 10 death
Upon the ex-kng and cNNmster addressing APP
peal tor mercy to the King OF Denmark the latter
pleased the capital sentence into pcrpcsn
imprisonment i'll the House OF Correction ut Copenhagen
and last week the royal prisoner and his Minister arrived
this capital by the corvette the Eagle and were finally
installed in this establishment Aquatmozin is seventy
two years of age has white hair. and of low stature
exceedingly thin Kongiti, the contrary, is tall and
remarkably stout Thus these two men, who year
ago governed kingdom aud possessed considerable
revenue arc obliged to work hard in prison for
taing salary which they spend without the per
mission of the Director Aquatinozin appears bc
resigned to his fate und works with the greatest ASST
duty his companion misfortune the contrary is
exceedingly lazy and the whip is oencr applied to the
back of his late Excelcncy than that OF his cXMjes,y
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