The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-07-24

Csuc1xNArI. July ~, le47.


<ieaD.-Our city is very dull al
= River is low. The drays ard
ID quiet People do not get excited
j Jbar Of a sun stroke, of which disease there
- already been two cases-the last of which
rrrrd near Coyington. A Mr.. Brice, from
Dburgh, was riding out on horseback to en-
q a farm near Newport, owned by Mr..
prd, with whom he was riding. He sue
fell from his horse, and died in about an
nong the other on dts, is the assertion that
now settled that the Baltimore and Ohio
"a will terminate at Wheeling. This be-
case. Of course the Railroad connecting
IRE and Cincin natl, Will soon be compile
he absurd preludices of Virginia have
its completion for a long time, and per-
~ make some further trouble; but II IL
koped that the road will be finished with
NV farther delay.
Newspaper men are expecting and dread
: approach Of the Telegraph. say dread
- account of the additional expense. The
ne nearly 10 Columbus.
Mad Dog fever is raging in the city now
- is safe If he is not mad, he will be
soon. The putrefying carcaSscs 'of-
"A sky and faint the freshness of the sum
- In the stiffness of the solemn night
hen the stars shine clear, aud the winds
e peace, when no clouds are in the sky,
ev is falling cool upon the upturned
= who wanders in the deserted streets,
- the chance shot and the despairing
leelIs that another dog has gone un-
his long home, victim TO hydro
and the dog star panic. ''Ehen,'
sc.
her College has held its annual
exercises. They were held in
and were well attended. The
n of a very interesting character,
ii much talent in the scholars and
fitness in the Teachers. Despite the
4. Xavier is = Catholic College, the
I've no more evidence Cf Romanism
fIose of the Rev. DR. Co.ton's CLASH
chool. which followed Immediately after
re have announcements of TWO books upon
late campaign in Mexico, TO be published
Ia In this city. one by Donovan, some lit
q time AGO Editor of paper in this city, and
more lately of paper in Indiana lie has been
prisoner in Mexico, where. it being ascertain
ID that he was Printer, be was bought by
rallaGoiG Publisher. ana set 10 work sticking
Spanish type. lie was bought for SSJU--a sum
fhich would buy a dozen Editors in some parts
I shis country. He escaped Al last, aud leay-
tick and rule ioin-d SCOTS army and came
The other i by Austin /. tarl, who l.
what known here a writer of excellent,
Ia somewhat ambitious, verses. Tie was a
se in the lst Ohio Regiment, was al the
of MONTEREY, SC. Both books will doubt
of interest; but We greatly fear they
From their yery ability, tend 10 corrupt our
fure, by giving a Vet rrdder tinge 10 that
eh !. a-ra y too war.ikr.
JUL1 81.
nne little curiosity ha> been excited by sew
shots which were fired al various persons ia
Citv Hotel. Ii was aScertained, We believe,
ihcy were free hy q crazy man who lived
4 one Il the rooms opposite. II now becomes
question how an insane man Was permitted 10
have arms Ia his HANDS. Il has singular look
Va have had the Seeding Shakers perform
inc here They lecture and illustrate. The
I-stu--s relate 10 manners, customs, religious
beliefs. sup,-stitions ana ceremonies. of the Sha-
ke-s. which are Of dancing. singing, ana an in
.es-r. able compound of Jumping, rolling. whirl-
ing and singing. MANY strange things are re.a-
t-- e ne eject Of -Hr religious excitement which
e induced by these physical c0niortions. For
instance. after d commitment has danced ana
sung nj! he falls into trance, he undoubtedly
se-s visions which he believe, TO b. inspiration
Awskiug from tals trance. h. is capable 10 take
the spiritual Gun. which J. done bY drinking
from an empty cup into which the Elder has
1retsaEe. % y0Ir an Invisible wine The one
who cTiuks this j. rendered intoxicated As If ne
he- been drinking win, really. There were also
many other things which can only be explained
by Nesmer.sm.
We have had very refreshing rams here late
" an Il present the air : cool and healthiul.
Bat GOOD bye W. ! ;.