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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-25

Among which are the following
RathbUne's Albany City premium Cook Stoves.
do. do. air-tight Empire Cook
Stoves.
do. do. air tight large oven Cook
Stoves.
do. DO. air tight Psrlor Cook
S.oves, elevated ovens
Cobb's double oven air tight Cook Stoves.
Potter's do. do. summer and winter
Cook Stoves
Yankee Notion. with elevated ovens.
Bucks Patent air tgh, Cook Stoves.
Rathbone's air tight Box Stoves, 4 sizes.
dS: do Parlor do. 3 g
Vose l. Cos. Box Stoves, 5 +"
Also. a variety Of air tight Parlor Stoves.
The above are now Offered for sale at the lowest
market prices for cash, or approved credit. at the
Hardrare Store of Z. BIN.
Southport, Sept. Is. 1S47.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-25

Gums to be had by using pot of Ballard &
Greene S celebrated Amber Tooth Paste This
IS the finest preparation that has ever been offer
ed to the public. 1t renders the darkest and foul
es' teeth beautifully white and makes the breath
deIcousIy sweet,ard will only cost you 25 rents
U5TFor sale hyII. r. STRYKFR.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-25

nOUBLE OVEN and Yankee Notion Cooking
hStoves, just received and for sa lie by
September, iS47. MaRsHALLx PHELPs.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-25
On s,h complaints, and also tor arrangement, OF the f.
uav frame,
IRREGULARITIES, sUPPRESSIONS.
4 THOUSAND NAMES

painful transformations No art'riS has bscn ofersc
accept This WhtCh W0ntd 0uoh tbs kIod 0 deraH eRcRs
Is may be- relied upon aud cccuyc remedy an,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-25

DRASS OK BALLS-jus, received and for
ID sale by MARSHALL + PHELPS.
Nav 26
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-25

WRAPPING PAPER.-I75 reams for sale
w at KINGS BOOK STORE.
December 90. iS47.
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Z!TW NIdIn SI, DUIIaT0, NhomlsIe, q G
ITEUr tale by II. +. STRIKER.

WHY will yom have the Toolhachc, when Bal
ard & Greene Auodyne Tooth :'rops, or Nerve
DESTROYER will give you immediate relief and cost
you only % cents.
dTFor sale by II. F. STRIKER.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-25

DLATE STOVES, all sizes, just received and
Il for sale by MARSHALL & PHELrs.
December, 1857.
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T. w: LYMAN,

GENERAL DEALER IN
Boots, Shoes, Leather; and Findings.
Store east OF Main ST., opposite Durkee's Brick
Block, Southport
u Cash paid for Hides.
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(tROCKERY and Glassware, large assortment
Sandyery cheap for sale by FISK q ME-cAtf.
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z
HATHAWAY'S PATENT
Hot Air Cooking Stove,
NO Cooking Stove ever invented has given so
y General satisfaction, both in point Of economy
an fuel and the most perfect manner which
cooking of every description is done. In eompar-
ing this with other Stoves. the following Advnnta-
ces will be fouad. The boilers come more imme
date!v IN contact with the fire, consequently boil
IN less tmr-rhe oven being the whole size OF the
stove will bake twice The quantity OF Otter stoves
of the same dimensions, and the heat IS so gener
ally ditfused on all its Sides that it excels the COM
mon brick oven. 1t has also been decided by
some of the first hOtel keepers, that meats nd
pastries Of all kinds done in much finer
M amer than by any other process.
THIS Stove Is constructed, that no INSIDE
plates conc IN immediate contact with the fire,
Consequently II must be very durable, aud not
likely to get cut of repair. The construction is
40 simple, that an lnexpe rienced person may i'm
Inediately become acquainted with ts use.
They are made of the first quality Scotch and
American Pig Iron, and OF good thickness: almost
double the weight OF eastern made stoves OF the
same size.
There are eleven slzes, varying from $l5 to
Sl75 so that all classes of the community, from
the smallest family to the most extensive hotel or
Steam Boat, may avail themselves of the benefit
OF tins labor aud fuel saving article of domesti
ECONOMY.
These Stores are made by T. J. DUDLEY,
No 1905, Main ST., Buffalo, and arc sold by
MARSHALL & PHELPS.
Southport, Sept. 1o47.
NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
y That which Chemists and Scientific men
have been sought for, WV: A Liquid Compound
con pletc IN itself, which Will restore Gray lair to
its orr grna color, whether auburn, brown or black
retaining the natural gloss and softnrss of the or
Iglnal, without injuring the hair or the skin and
will not wash out or fade This ha teen accom-
prsLrd by the celebrated Venetian Liquid Hair
Dye, prepared only by Ballard x Greene, 300
Man Street, buffalo. This new and Beautiful
compound is entirely different from anything
that has ever been before presented to the public
l. tree from all injurious propertes-wi make
any shade from white to a jet blacks" that
gray, Ii ght or red hair, can be matched with
darker shade.
1t has won the contien e of all who have used
1t. End tho astonishing surcess wh ich has attend
G its sale has induced the proprietors to give il
an extensive circulation throughout the United
SA,es and Canada. Price ~ cents BE sure
that teach bottle is accompanied with our signature
as none other is genuine All orders To be adj
dresstdto BALLARD II GREENE,
300 Main ST. BufiaIo, Chemists, &c.
u" For tale by II. +. STRIKER.
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CERTAIN BOTANICiL AGENT,

winch IN all GI~r lsCS arrangements OF the female frame
"6sfr"riioRs d'c~Hts, PaiRft meHstruationy &c has
tHcrt.t cure. THIS root indigenous our soil and
fouul Ia iars" quantities. and medicinal property
stands wlih'dt an equal. II forms Of the compounds
~ the preparation, which whole the best remedy
gvcu drbllItatrd female; It is sure and the sy.
tom VIII be restored 10 health hy its use.
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LIVER COMPLAINTS.
NO MIyERAL AGENT

anil true. RiLous Diseases To the Great West
ally. am wherever these complaints prevail TINS
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STOVES STOVES /!

lust received and 70
d sale. Wholesale and re
tail, the lar gest a ss"rtme n
Of Stoves ever offered in
this market, all of which
were manufactured in the
city Of Albany from Scotch
Pig Iron. The Albany
Stoves are celebrated as
being the smoothest, neat
est, and most durable cast.
inps made
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The dsneisncy has been eonhnsd In the ordinary
SOURCES Of revenue almost entirely to the customs
else and stamps The income property tax has been
more uniform than any other large dsfalcstion In
the from customs have been anticipated In
view Of the depression In commercial Affairs within the
past eight months The proposed the income
tex probably for the purpose of making good any
dsnoit growing Of the s,agnation in commerce. and
the falling on In excise duties, resulting from tho re-
duoed prices Of all staple articles of consumption Ii
impossible to form opinion relative the future
either regards political, financial commercial a.
fairs. There is doubt but that ultimately great good
will come u existing evils. For time every
thing must remain in q terrible state of confusion,
and tho most disastrous results must be immsdi
stely realized from tho revolutions revulsion
similar to tho about entering upon,
will b. grsater than have experienced perhaps
before. The rsvulson recently experienced was COM
psraively mild but prepared the nuap cial and COM
msrcial world for that upon the eve Of 1t level
led the most corrupt system If credits which ever
existed, and exterminAed largo GLASS Of individuals
who were drAwiug thu life blood from the industrial
portion of ths community Very many Of these ex-
crescsnces have been removed and the
purified and proved 1t is therefore. better prepared
for the revusion which about spreading Europe
with the most fesrful intensity. The recent panic
lizsd In commercial circles, created contraction
10 credits, and produced . degree Of cautious
noes in operations Of all kinds, calculated to
check, to q certain extent the progress Of the
revulsion. It Is fortunate that the present. poll
tcal revolution followed close upon that In finance
and commerce; fortunate that sufficient period had
nosspsed give opportunity for the formation of
contracts to any great extent for the imitation
of any speculative bubbles Had 1t rot been for the
movements in Paris, there would have been, in
less than six months, an expansion in credits, an
imitation in prices for every species of property
and in mercantile operations Of all kinds; that
the opening Of the grand republican ball could
not have taken place at a more opportuns moment
Even under existing circumstances 1t will be disastrous
enough, and its effects upon public and private credit
will be seen and felt long after the disappears
long after peace aud quiet are restored.
The annexed table exhibits the shipments of sreoie
from this port during the past week. distinguishing tbs
Destination:
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Act circuatonf SIS 2s775o l9IIl $50 1t9o 1861 sss
There had been a small increase In tho supply OF
bullion hand the LIST Of April, conpared with the
18Th of March, an increase in the actual circulation OF
more than two hundred thousand pounds sterling, and
decrease the amount of reserved notes This increase
in the Paper currency, without any important reduc
ton In any department had DO Influence upon prices
for any product. The supply Of many previously ex
ceeded largely the d.msnd, ard 1t complete drus
In the market The absence Of confidence was the pre-
vaing cause Of the apathy In all commercial circles.
The most gratifying feature Ia The noancal asrs of
Great Britain the increase In the revenue during the
lest quarter ending April 6th lsis compared with the
correspor ding quarter in ls47. The for the
year shows an alarming decrease after deductirs
the increase for the last quarter but the evidence
improvement exhibited In that quarter affords encoureg
log hopes for the future. Tho annexed ofcisl state
msnt gi,og the Of for the year shows
where the deficiency has BEEN
REVENUE or GREAT BRITAiy- YEAns AND QUARTERS
ENDING APRIL b. ls47 AND lsts;
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COMM ERClAL AFFAIRS.

Monday, April a.


The stock marhet opened heavy to-day the eff
feet Of the European sdvces by the Acadin Treasury
notes and most of the ances fell of fraction and the
tend ,noy at the close downward The advance in
United States government securities tho other side
here as favorable and indicative of further improve
ment in prices. United States skies were quoted
in London the Sta of April at 90 per cent equal to
LOG los per cent here. Alabama SIS quoted at
So; Indiana So, IS; Illinois, 81 Louisiana SIS 70;
Maryland SIS 70; Ohio 6s SO SAY Penn SIS IS. Tho
enquiry for American securities va, active, and tn
quotations show that prices pretty we'll up
full a. high the average in this market. There
was only limited amount Of United States securities
Offering This Is just the result We anticipated from
the explosion Of all the old European governmen and
as the movement progresses, and the people become
relieved from the immense taxes which have for oges
been Weighing upon them. the disposition to throw OF
entirely the burden, will bscome UNIVERSAL and most Of
the debts will be extinsushed. The people have had
nothing to do with tho formation OF the existing debs
they were created by the monsrohs they Ohio people,
have deposed for the purpose OF susanag their stand
log armies and unfolding those systems. which havs
restricted the rights and privileges Of the Masses and
is hardly possible these to be eptsied
upon the nsw governmental feter and cramp them
tper infancy. The people will not submit to il; with
tae power In their own har they will not on
their pockets the LIST silver to pay the interest the
old debts.
The position OF the Bank OF England is becoming
steadily strengthened The amount OF bullion on hand
was moro than teen millions sterling without any de-
mand for money from tbs commercial classes Or In fact
from any SOURCE The annexed statement exhibits the
condition Of the bank at several periods
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Troops for Santa re and new Mexico ;.
fErom the 81 Louis Repu hlicAn. 18th inst


During the past week several hundred nav recruits
for the Missouri and Illinois regiments which have been
assembled Mt Jefferson Barracks under the commend OF
Capt. Korponay, have left for Fort Lesvenworth On
Tuesday last, one hundrrd mounted men, under thu
counsnd Capt Tourneli, OF Company A. Sd regiment
Missouri volunteers left board the steamboat Kansas
on saturday folio wing, hundred mon, cavalry,
der the commend OF Lieut.. Hawkins and Dillon Of tn.
81 regiment left bosrd the 81 Josephs. Fifty men
cavalry, under tho commend OF Lieut. Madison, and
NINETY three n-n recruited by Lieut.. Allen Of the 6rst
Iofanty for tbs Missouri regimunt LEFT on board the
Alton Ope hundred me o. infantry, under the command
OF Capt Hook lst regiment Illinois Infantry, left on
the L r. Limp Capt. korpensy, with the sick and re-
msinr one hundred men, viii leave about next Satur-
cay. AS after his arrival at Foit Lavenworth as
practicable these troops will take up the line OF march
Santa Fe We informs sd that tho Kansas was &c
crowded, having board tbs one hundred men and
their heres besides cabin passengers, that no place
could be furnished for the mon to COOK. They mutt
MED and when informant left the boat ct Washfng
ton they were insisting upon Captain Tourne going on
shore was thought however, that the Captain would
bs able TO aPpesse them and provide means for them r.
cook. ltseems 10 us TO be cruel and improper mes-
sure tue part Of the Q1srter Master TO permit
many men and horws TO D. shipped one bost sno
that . small weasel Between ST. Charles and Washing
ton q private by the name Of Lamermsn, while Ia the
act Of drawing bucket OF water kicked ct BY
horse and In jumping out Of the way fell ovsrbosro
and was drowned He had been q resident Of this city
pltsI a, the Barracks. recruit by the Of Bar
re from the vicinity OF this city died Thursday
lat There have been eleven dssths among the recruits
since they commrnc.d assembling at the Barracks
sg'sin korponsy and the other onoes mo we're rent
IN last fail recruiting service 70 MI up tins req
-ns In New Mexico. bsys eniieed, In all, rising AZ
byndrsd nsp.
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THE wrArHER-Ths appearance of the h.avy clouds,
v the III.
however suddenly changed 10 the north and the
clouds dispensing, left . most beautiful morning
rhe wind became high, about noon, aud the cleuds
of dust which constantly rising from the streets,
rendered extremely diasgrcsbe Towards night the
pleasant; and few Aostipg clouds which gilded the
western horizon seemed to sdd beauty to the fsce Of tho
sky The night pleasant and gave gns OF pleasant
morrow.
F,nx-A Gre broke out about nine o'clock, on Sunday
mig In shop at tbs corner OF oath street
aud Second avenue, which was put ont with tr,hiog
damage IL lie suppeei to have b:en the work OF en- In
c.ndisry.
DANGEROUS CusroM-BLAsTINe ROCKS -Yesterday
morning, about half past nine C'cock, gentleman
named Arnold, residing At Clinton Place stn street was
struck the hip by large piece Of granite weigh
log about pounds and had marrow cscspe OF be-
ing killed THIS occssoned by the blasting Of rocks
in tho vicinity OF i2th street. where have been
pIoy.d for the purpose and oonsiructng sewer in
this street The most cupaos ana rechiess
cident-as understand from Mr.. Arnold, that no men
engaged to give the psssers by any warning MI
A wes three hundred feet from the place where the
blast originated aud large fragments OF tasted rock
scattered about 10 all qaarters. A piece of the
win not the pelics inquire into this affair? We under
stand tho residents 10 the vicinity have become much
alarmed in consequence OF the careless manner In which
this blasting OF rocks Ia carried on.
Fourp IN THE wArER- Coroner Walters was called
yesterday to hold an inquest upon the body OF On IN
known found In the North River, near the Battery
The Dc ceased sttirsi when found ia brown jean
srock coet. grey cashmere psntaoons striped cotton
shirt ana nlnnsl updersbi cotton plsd neck bandker
chief and pair OF boots II. isuppossd to have been
the water about four months His body was In such
90 advanced stage Of decomposition, that the jury
unable to form an opinion 10 the BY which h.
came 10 his desth and rendered verdict to that effect
sa,p FsvER-The coroner held an inquest, also, on
board the pilot boat Nete upon he body OF OF the
hands named Charles Msrse nstve OF Germany aged
% wears who day or two ago attacked wi fever,
ana died yesterday Verdc', d'sth by lever
r.. a...-l... Al stat. ,asuxnsd 10 Waahins ton m
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..s 20; ROB- Roy Arso Si Sssi:,
si, oslSsy zenith w:h
fsh OBJ Fletcher, 1t John, NIB, eAlurray Isabella PIE
Sms Ey: Ss i:
Se g.: Clnio, AndIsw. sa;s SSh, s'.%s: SissInsa
William SG 9GSsos K
sehs-EnnS MsMsih Norfolk; Psgiet Henry. Chester
Huu;eI 9 CO; Dayton Hickman. Alexandria; Low
ID sasurdayM eyR Ready khiso, (B Teze Windsor
Ne; schr Fa,hon. Browa. Petersburg.
Arrived.
LizMd s7.h, with md.s BOYD Hioeisa: The = N. sI
heavy we,tsl gale: IN n: main top
on the coast since "wednesday as5 eeage passengers
Ship A.la0tic Rose New Oreaas days. WIN undss to
Barn Rapid Ward Havan, 9Th inst With and tobacco
Yot Taylor Bid IN CO with bark Benjamin Adams for New
BARK Glencoe Abbott Galveston. az days. with cotton
Bark Gilbert Mech.r Apaachicoa, 10 days with cotton
jensr.on Morgan Rio G.1de. and 50 day, from tn.
s PSw ss % a.
inst: Sc ;pots - 5t seh, JsC@e Of Alsys all
T ~ ns1y II: Ie% 1'
so..os a'd inst. lat So Ion rs spoke Of
5s ss. casS cy.y Windsor Me- days. with
brig OF wa Lennox Mobile Is days. with cotton to mater
S asi Badger s., L: .S ws
bng Fa liza from Es.port for GsoIxe!ows tC-ls nsian
l rss e 81: from WA .xs;
weather rggeg when the bo I'd; the
vessel rghod with four her holds los, ali the
ss rigging. &c attached to the lore carried away
sr;s sea Jo,len. st Marks. is days. with cotton to
Coo, Anderson &Co
Brig Moses, 6ukley Charleton5 days. with cotton to
Buckley.
order
schr Hudson Prince Ma'Eorda tTera) 1T DAYS, with
schr Victory. PeEfeld, Baltmote. 4days.
rcnr Worcester Lynch. MARYLAND.
Schr LAX Iof Norwich -. Phladslpha.
schr Tyro. Comstock Lubsc. to Brett Vose.
Schr Mary Langdon Thordyke, Ihomaston,4 days.
Schr john, -. Thomsston. -
Schr Beilona Crowell, Boston, to Whitley.
Schr Wocou ny der. Boston
schr Pacific, Yates, New Haven
Sloop Avon. Cr0weli, Marb-e head, to Whitney.
BsiOVv.
Brig ArchiIus, - from Matanzas, Is days.
Brig kakle cot Pornd) Means from Cenuegos 10 DAYS
Brig Emily. Schr Shylock.
Also bark, brigs, unku
Ships Stephen Austin Quebec New Orleans
Rob Roy Mobile; New York. Chare0n bark Marietta Ma.
tanzas; briggs Flora, Bremsn Clinton. Savannah.
April 2a-sunriss. Wind NNW; msridi.n, NNW; ssa
ss, N.
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tms) nv; 10 do do do x United States o. Of l67 elo,sd
AZ ok I'D oz ssked; Treasury loiX bid
Msr.lsnd 8: closed at bid q ssked s. OF lsee.
at ~ d. ashsd Baltimore and Ohio shares ss M
bid, m asked.
PnILApELPaIA, April N-FYrst Board-tiooo 81. ~
Iot Satoo Treasury Notes ios; $4,000 Harrisburg e
Uslon Canal, u: 200 Bssk, ~ ~ Bank, ia Sc
s' Ga Slt0o do, 80 So 200 Union Canal. lo 20 Gil
Bank IoX; 10 Ken Bank 1876 81 Flemngtoa Copper
X; 50 Neshantc Copper.
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PnIL ADKLPHIA, Apnl "a, 4 PM-Anivsd- Brig Light
foot seepsr New Oriea,s schr, Lucy Ann sleish WI
Berry do; Rsi.f ten: Johnson, Halifax N retn,yysn
trrck,en, Newbsrs NC Lake Lake, doi brig Ws Ss
mss kp;. Bssy New Yorh = In D' Sns y: ar
son, New York; Eclipse Cotti' CHAM Deer CIef' n'rse
Venus, Wilton. New York. barge MAJ. 5nci house .u
Kps I:any, Fsl RIVER Als.sndsJ Ra1de ro1s %
vdesee; rer,.vsf~.~ y'oibcvr Lcndcp Thowas ~
sell B,IIey in, a.5 Ti'keists, Carson, tofA'
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Passengers ArrlyaN

HAyRE-Packst shio st Nichols George Polso r OF,
Miss Rolsot Grswod, q Grlswod, OF NV York;
Walter, Becker, Becker, Beckett Gaomereis. Of
Germany.
HAvArA-Bark Rapd--I Msgeon tnd lady, Permat. of
France; Linsey, Shack, M, Queen. Thos cross.
James Moore, New York; hlarde. Liorca Colomer,
Riera, Riera, Cnrrcra Aaia. Havana
NV enLs.r:Ishsp Asnc,Mi.s Brooks, Mr. Jenkins
VALvEsToF-Bsrk Glet cne--Ms Wilson. MIR Coz
MATAeonDA-schr Hudson-W BrooAfsld.
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spor.lng ,nssiilysncs.

THE GREAT TRorrIre MATCH, To-DAr.-The long
looked for day has at length arrived for the settlement
Of the match pending between Black Hawk and Lady
suffolk and there is doubt but 'hAt the contest will
be witnessed by larger number Of spectators than
EVER called together BY any similar sfair Black Hawk
is still the favorite Ut high ODDS
There will also of at the Centrsvls at O'Clock,
d.sh of 900 yards between two fast running horses,
for 5000 which will be In time for spectators to
witness the trottng on the other track We would sd
s;se all 10 10 early.
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MARKETS. ELsEwuRE

STOCK SAILS.
BlLrlsosE Ap "a $500 Baltimore 6s 1922, sok, 500
ps and Ohio bonds 1854 On; Sto0 do dy'd bonds 73k
Tshs Bait and Ohio RR Co, s; do do w; % do do toa
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81. :,. n .........s !, Moon ..E: :.....-,s
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PHILADELPHIA, April a. lS4S
The Weaiher--7he French Demonstr- hon--Mcjor
anitls. &c
The delightful weather and the occurrence Of hol.
day have combined all p, bio thoroughfares with
smiles richest dresses though the envious dust tbs
is blown sboa by the fresh bree1s causes the u,trc O.
their bright eyes to be dimned.
The great French Demonstration to take place Thu
afternoon will be brilliant sfsr Three stands fi
the ep.akers have been erected, from which french
German and Esglish viii be spoken The German vo
cal associations the Maennerchor Liecertafe ana SAD
gerbund and fse instrumental band, viii SD 10 thu
Interest Of the occasion, by singing the Marseiiaise AM
other pan lotto anthems.
The forego news contained In the Herald, just recev
ed eagerly sought after TO Crafty N desire ior iui
details OF the foreign intelligence By the Gamer Acsdis
Wm. Kuigh., the unfortunate man mentioned In my
last as laborng under attack OF hydrophobis, ha
since falena victim TO this dreadful mslady Another
case is reported In the vicinity which has doubt
less ere this b I'D similar termination
The requisitien from the Governor OF New York for
the custody Of Major Daniels fugitive from justice
has been refused by Judge Psrsons the und that
SIS he was brought to this ate by requisition upor
tbs Governor of Kentucky, he cannot be deemed .
fugitive The prisoner Is remsnded to the debtor
apartment OF the Moysmensrg prison, 20 await som
decion in the and to give the defendant an oppo
tuaty presenting his before the Supreme Court
Of this State Of applying TO the Executive OF th',
Commonwealth for revocation OF bis warrant or Of
again calling for further decision OF his cause, upon
the proprety Of making order for bis removal undei
aud by virtue of the warrant Of the Executive OF ht
STATE authorizing the arrest Of the alleged fugitive fol-
the purpose Of delivering him to police odosr Bower
the agent of the State Of New York, charged with the
duty