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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-03-27
TO THE GIRLS, OR RATHER TO THE
Brides

There are two points on which we would
specially caution young wives. The first
is do not run crazy when you discover your
husband is man like other men. Let the
romance of your maiden love go for what
it's worth, become rational woman, and
study to live as happily with your disorbed
idol, as you can. Many women ruin them
selves, and all who love them, by clinging
to romance. Every girl invests her lover
with tissue of her own bright imaginings,
which makes him appear to her a monde
script creature of human angelic, or demi-
god species. When she is married, and this
giddiness begins to wear off, by landings,
and she perceives that her husband is coin
of the same stamp as her fathers, nncles,
and other excellent friends and relatives,
she stands aghast. Now reason comes to
her aid or she wraps romance around her,
detesis her husband, because he is only a
man, and begins to look around for super
human excellence, which she still imagines,
mnst exist. Now if she is pretty, or any
man is foolish or wicked enough to pay
her undue attentions, she clothes him at
once, in her fancy work and probably be-
comes. q victim, as much toher own roman
tic folly as TO his seductions. Runaway
bargains are provcrbiaily miserable beause
the ardent romance which so overrates a
man as TO make it seem expedent to (orsake
parents, or husband for his sake, will on be.
ing disrelled, leave its Idol the more max ed
and despicable
If you discover faults in your husband
be assured that you would find similar, or
even greater faults, in any and every man
living; cling to your husband, love him for
what he really is, bear with his faults, and
be thankful that they are no more.
Secondly, if your husband give you a
short. or peevish word, do not 60 and break
your heart, with surmisings ,hs, he no long
er loves you, and oil such nonsense. Con-
slider this fault Of human nature. Does
not every mother love her children Yet
how often does she scold them, and berate
them soundIy. Do you love your sisters
and brothers, and have you not often fauited
them, and called them hard names? So
your husband loves you dearly, notwi,h-
standing he has spoken to you hastily. So
do not pou, and put on '',he injured look"
consider how that would do in the child
whom you had rated bu, meet him with
cheerful smile, and if he has wronged you,
be sure he will repen. il, !: or if you really
were in fault, he will forgive you, for the
sake of your love and meekness.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-03-27

The Cambridge Democrat Of the ooh in
slant says tina, the whea, crop in that vicini-
" looks we'll for the season.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-03-27

VIoLINs AND RIDDLES; Or hoao Jacob
lost money By not going to School vheu he
vas 6oy-Near Pittsburgh there lives an
aged Dutchman, named Jacob lehman, who
has by his industry accumulated large
property. The old man is at all times rea-
dy to yield up his substance literally, for
the support Of schools. He deems it his
duty to DO this, feeling the wan. of early
education in his own case.
A gentleman called upon Jacob not long
ago, to ask his aid in establishing an acade-
my in an adj dining county, and in the course
of his appeal to the old mans philanthropy,
he casually observed that there were many
words in the English language which sig
Nifty the same thing, and that it was neces-
sary that boys should learn them from
books.
"Schtop-schtop-I know dat" said ia
cob. Nov dells you how | knows dat.
Soon twenty years ago, goes down on to
Filadelfy nit my wagon, to kit SOON Roots
for de Bittsburk merchants. Veil, | kits
him, and up in de dop Of de mountain, my
wagon he sdicks fas. in de moot Den
takes off all mine koo,s, and puts him by
the site OF de road. Veil, mister scoolmas-
ter, feels one light pack, and say to- mine
SELF "Dere, dem poys in Macales,er's store
in FiIadelfy play on me anuder drick-dey
send one empty parrel py me CLEAR to Bits
burk.
"Vell, dakes de empty parcel, and puts
him on his het up, and sees him marked
'Vlolins.' Den | know it vas Won drick
because | knows dere vas no such man in
all Bitlsburk as Misher Viollns, and kits
so mad nit myself for being made such a
fool Of dat shoost dakes my axe and !
prakes de empty barred all into leelie smash
es. Now, Mr.. Schoomaster, vat you dink
was in dat Parrel marked to Mr.. Violin >
Fitlles: riddles sur, all full Of fllles! Vel,
ven gets TO Bil,sburk ] have to pay doc
hocntret dollars to one Frenchman, choosl
because did not know dat violin and fillles
vas the same ding. Now gives you one
hoontret dollars for your pig school. Here
ish de money"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-03-27

WOMEN AND MEN.-Women need mar
rylng much more than men. The girl who
lives beyond thirty without a husband.
withers like lily with its drink stopped,
Bachelors OF that age, however, are Is rosy
as vermillion.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-03-27

In some portions Of Washington county,
Md, the wheat crop is said TO be unpromis-
mo
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-03-27

IL say, Glenn" cried two dIsputing dar-
keys, appealing for decision to sable
umpire, switch word is right, dy-zactIy'' or
"de.zac,Iy 7"
The sable umpire reflected moment, and
then with look of deep wisdom, said: 81
can't tell pre-zaclly."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-03-27

TRANsMIGRATIoN.-M Mosquitoes and flies
are supposed to be the soul Of bacAbiters
and slsnderess.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-03-27

Observation-Disclosures. compare the aG-
jective cold."
Misunderstanding, cold comparative,
cough; superla.ive, coEn."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
No Marriage Mt Naples.

letter from Naples s!h inst in the DeJat'
says;
Of tie King o. Naples Ia for tao moment impeded by
TIE warm " pUsiGon Of the Spanish dniter IL msy bs
readily conceived that the projected alliance OF pre- eu1e
hks The OF Don Car0s with the sser OF ferdnsnd H.
cannot be very agreeable 10 the Court u Madrid. Tee
ke &c Rvss has declared TO The Neapoian Government
that ho was determined remove fou the gate OF his ho
ie the arms 81 hs sovereign, aud 10 demand HE passports
II The msTTage was concluded. VIII lhls Incident sad
the denite Gbar dor men OF The marriage TIE general
opinion Ia that It Wi nOt and r. there IL
eve this mATis s decided upon 10 the m1d of the King
aner certain Time given for the exchange VI explsnanons
n viii take place War cannot arise out a. ard the res
uous existing between TIE Two pOwers exchanging AD.
pesrarces Of nOuoint for those OF clOlues vary IL
form without varying the groundwork"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
miscellaneous.

NJ Poiteyin made a second balloon ascension on
horseback on Sunday from the Champ de Mars, aud
an immense crowd assembled 10 witness il. The
same horse was used as on the previous occasion.
He displayed no alarm rs the strings, &c. were
affixed and when raised from the ground appeared
quite accustomed TO this sins uar way Of travelling.
To prove 10 the public that be was in way fixed
TO the saddle, III. Poitevin, when about leo yards
high, stood On the horses back, and saluted the
public The balloon went in the direction OF Sc.
GeTmlip, with extreme slowness. Jus, as the
preparations for the ascent had been commenced,
ione darn was occssioned by a loud explosion al
The Bariere de Ecole, which arose from one Of
he ocnoi men having imprudenty approached
LIGHTED match b q hole in the pipe from which the
"a, escaped Three men were injured by the ez-
n ia said tina. the fair ladies Of Paris were never
known 10 IL duge 40 much IN the charms OF dress
outofdoors as they are now doing. Formerly the
carer Of the toilette were reserved for the gsIrss
IN doors and silks and setins were exclusively re-
seryeo for them; but these things, like al other
,pblurary n atters have tneir changes In this NOR.
tsI bfs, and tie geltler sex avail themselves Of
tbeir privilege 10 do as they like Ia these matters
new aerial machine, which consists o; nuner'
Gus balloons yoked together, having common
plstiorm capable Of carrying a directing force,
announced ia long article out az il Is IRON me
zen Of Theophile Gantier who 10 as reno Tned Tor
lie bosxes, as was Theodore Hook Of lively mem
ory. the Parisians have manifold doubts whether
thew are 70 believe or 10 laugh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
xxxIs, CONGRESS-. First Session.

sENATE-wAsmEeroS, Friday, August 2.
Mr.. CLARKE presented large number Of petit.
dOts in favor Of a modification Of the present tariff
Referred to the Committee on manufactures.
A communication was received from the P;esi-
dent in answer to Ar. Cssss resolution Of inquiry
relative to the i.oppage and search upon the high
sen OF American vessels by British vessels Of war;
The President alludes to the cases already known
10 newspaper readers, and states that no renon.
STRANGE from the owners Of thu vessels has been
msoe 70 the Government Referred 10 the Com
nltee on Foreign Relations
The bill extending further pensions % the vyid.
ews OF Revolutionary officers and soldiers ws.
hken up, debated and laid over until 70 u,rrow'
=. The Cshfornis BIZ was taken up ~ O'Clock.
ne question being on Foote's amendment. restrict
st the boundaries OF California to go 3O.
ny bERRIEs addressed the Senate. He ARGUED
y sope length the necessity Of restricting the
rTendaries OF California II the great clement of
's"o fesce and Contentment was 70 be preserved.
IN TIE course Of some remarks and some discus.-
pos between Messrs. BERRiES and FoorE, the
a'ser inquired whether the Senator from Georgia
ss.spproved Of the act Of Washington in putting
aVsn the spy rebellion in Massachusetts
NJ BERRIES appealed to Mr. Wiuthrcp to say
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TIE EAST.
Things In thfea.

The city Of Canton and the neighboring toTns
ard yiAsges are afflicted b. nlaliguGa; fever. Ii
IS commonly called T. phus. Some iropean ply.
sicians are Of opinion thA. il is akin b the yellow
fever Of the West Indies Others think that C rs-
semoies the plague which dssolsted London two
ceuturles ago The disease is ssii - De fatal Ia.
variaey is victims logger three or foar days,
though in some instances trey have died ia twelve
houIs. More than one European do ter ~oald
cheerully tender their services. but the Chinese
are obstinate in their adherence an old custom
Old ignorant quackery. The diB,emper has not
MADE Us appearance at the factories; and as il
nay arse In m want OF cleanliness AMONG the
people we are In hopes that il will nos extend TO
Europeans.
On the LIST Of May three pirates were hanged At
West Point Through some announcement thew
were kept on the scafso,d moro thas halt an hour
With he cords round their necss The bolt could
net be drawn, aud after shaking the gallos. yio-
lently the police sent to the naval stores for ham
ner with which they knock ed bscS the bolt Two
Of the criminals tainted and were held up until the
bolt vas forced back; tke third kept ahng 'Fidee,
fdee"-be quick, be quick. The scene, We ara
tod, wss very disgusting
loverNnd Frisua Of chira May -
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

man named Neuier has been arrested AZ Rome
Tor having large bag hlled with nineteen nuskets
ard several swords ard dasgers in bis possession,
Or the Let Of July General Levaillant pres led
81 the formation Ct the lst Regiment Of the Line Of
the Political Army. The ceremony took place In
the square Of 81. Peters Aner calling over tie
rsmes Of all the soldiers, the General assembled
tie Cheers in the center OF the square to remind
them Of the duty they owed to their SOVEREIGN.
He concluded his speech with the following words:
II IA here, gsrtemen, in he preSsoee Of your iesit
40 al ihls moment pertaps locke Jsn
upon You from hs palace, you mut accept as tscit CO.
Of servf him with nvolsble ffel.y and rsss
crtns should hey again rAise thsir heads fhs
ruin arc misery resulting from them will teach tbs
eyiiahle consequence OF uliOns To AVOID heir re-
iuTn y(u will have cOmbss 10 susiSn Only show your
selves Gentlemen faithful and devoted 10 your s0gersyn
ard iLtss1uty uIilec among ourselves Fa6 al your
duties with zeal and regsci means OF desergrg he az
fscio1 q your subCrcinstes Then you viii Do .rJng
ard cur altitude viii Inspire honesi vita confidence
tLd difum The wicked TIE Holy Fa.hef re..ol uopn-
upon yOur honor you viii nci beaay h.s coradelcSP
The officers al answered, mo, no, never !" ard
the troops fled eft in good order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
Nh. Rlnrh Prina Damn.

Donna Maria Martinez, the negro lady Of whom
10 much has been said for this week or Two past
made her appearance at her Maj astys Ineater on
Monday 10 a advertisement got up expressly Tor
her. \ Turkish sultan is in bis haren, surrounded
By his favorites who are entertaining him with
sports and dances. A yelled stranger Is Introduced
by the attendants, who, her vel being removed,
appe ars to DO a black female, richly alfred. She
is seated on an ottoman in font of 40 stage and
a guitar being handed to her, proceeds to SlHs ns-
tional ballads, which are iltermixed with dances.
AT length toe Sultan nses, pays her the homage OF
admiration, delivers her the Handkerchief while
the ex favorite expresses jealous rage--and the
curtain falls All this tOsay the least OF IT, Is In
badttnte and there is nothing % redeem 1t n the
lady's performance. The ballads had nothing Of the
romantic grace and beauty Of the Spanish national
music. They were Of 10y class, akin 70 tne ne
gro songs Of the Ethiopian serenaders, aud by no
meansIuperior to them in quality. Tdey had Little
or 10 sustained melody, bat were light and quick,
intermnged with spoken phrases and abrupt ez-
olamations, sometimes harsn a1d uncO1th Their
effect was quaint and Curious, and they were, pro-
badly, lull Of character; boz, regarded as music,
they must rank very low. The lady sings neatly
and fuently, aud accompanies cleverly on the gui
tar in the Spanish fashion, producing much more
sound by beating the instrument than by playing
upon it. She was loudly npplaudedi bat the ep
plGuse was far from general, and evidently OF q
qu e siionabe character. live are not much mis-
taken, the prevalent feeling was that the entertain
nent clever enough ina it, way, was out of place 10
her Msjesty's Theater. lOny News-
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Fntni Alphabetically and Suicide,


RccKY Hill, CT Wednesday, July 81.
About o'clock this morning, as the steamboat
Connecticut was short distance below this place
young man named Goodwin from NewYork, who
was in charge Of his friends to be placed in the
Insane Retreat at Hartford, in 9 1t Of derange-
ment made bis escape from the stateroom during
their momentary absence, BY crawling through the
window and thence pluDeing from the promenade
deck into the river, which here is quite deep. The
boat was stopped as soon as the alarm was given
and every exertion made to save him, without
effect No blame can be attached 70 bis friends
as every precauton wss used to guard against
accidents, and beside be was thought to be 20
weak and unwel as TO be unable to leave bis room
without assistance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
ITALY.

Rome has iost one OF i.s most brilliant men, the
Mopsiznor CoTboh Bussi he was steady aud
spirited reiorner, and is ssid 70 have died OF
broken heart on witnessing the failare OF al those
Sresns Of regepeIGting Rome which hAd baen
Sond.y INDUCED in BY him in company with Pius
TX. at whose right hand &c was uItI death re-
moved him. -.-.-s
The M,Ion Gazette Of the 18th inst states rom
Rome that the Pope has sent 10 the President Of
the Republic the Grand Cross Of the Order Of Plos
in briIlianfs, ard magnificent present. consisting
a a psinting Of Sebastian del Pionbo and break,
fast table in mosAic, representing the shield oil
AcbiIle, after the designs Of FlaxDan. The latter
article has been worked n the mosaic stadio OF the
Vatican.
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ENGLAND.
ncnfh Of KirbY, IRE Entoroloslst

We regret 10 announce the death Of the Rev.
William Kirby. Ma. rector Of 3 arham, Suffolk at
that place. where be had resided o. years, on
Thursday. July 4, in the 9lst year OF his age. Mr..
Kirby has left beh nd hin an mpen5hable name az
one Of the first entomoogiss Of this or any one,
age. THIS title he woold have assured 10 nimieH
had he written 10 other work than bis " Molo-
graphia Apum Anglia published IN 1901, IN Two
Volumes. syo. in which. from materials aln)5S
v holly collected by himself ard the plates OF when
were mostly etched By lis own hand, thaving taken
Lessons in the srt FOR this express perPose he de-
scribed upward Of 200 OF the wild bees OF this coun-
nv, with largeness and conectsess OF view as t.
their family Tor as they are low con1idered gene
ric divisions that excited the warnest adm fAtion
Of British snd foreign entomoosists. Bat Wnen 20
this great work We add his other entomoosical "a
bcrs-his numerous and valuable papers IN the
aTrrnsacticns Of the Lnnesn Society the " In
troduciicn 20 Entomology" written IN cor Junction
viii Mr.. gcence: tie Chronological portion Of his
Brj3rewstsr Tfo.fse 'Oa the History, ia rs
ard Instincts Of Animal; and lis description loc'
cup,irg n orar,o vOllmel Of the insects OF the
Fauna Borcb'i Americana Of Sir John Richard
son: it will BE evident how largely and success
fy lie has contributes @ the extension OF ma Ia
yc-ite science and ell tis without e1croaching IN
The slehtcst degree on lis professional or socla.
duties, FOR, while ranking so high as an enfom)o-
gis5 he during his long lie most exemplary
and active clergyman, beloved BY hii parshoners
Of I'll ranks, and one Of the wnrmeit q friends and
most simple minded, kinihearted, and piols OF
men, Gardeners Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
Tranhle In TnAcanY.
Weread The following in the COrrier: Mercantile
of Genoa of the eth:

Of Geroa of the eth:
"Our letters from the Ronssna infom Us tat the bard
q II PalsatoTe has II creafed 10 unusual ca ber th
lVaces both he komagua ard Tascenv eges c1ntfibu.
" ~ cssrms Snd Incorporates pcke Of revenue oess
srd 90 disrs IN is rsnks ard receiving continual IN
crease from the dSeruon OF Por ca oops and d,us.a
iuncu uSTes, Las a. u4ed The color OF atf1ng 49,
guerra Several engagements have been To- 81 Nv n
against 10 Ausr2n roors-ole 10 particular nsA, sru
sa = here the Ausuisns beaten. Ths Tuscan CIV
mcLI usy alarmed has sent troops % me fonars-
The following aEecGote e related. attachment OF Fus
Nlics e. siih patty Of hs band % Pssst)fa TIE
che's or both ides he'd rsfiey, IA which the hrgAni
o. ne Tuscgn ofhcer hs be had n.enlon OF spnn
laliar blood. hut hat hs wanted WAS Auslso blool -
Ill you Ctocse, be ADDED, 10 hkht U.s. d Sd; shall
the sentiments; rere5 II Ia said thai tho bands OF 70
msgua are secret communication with other bands In The
Atruz7i Tssi Passaoie 10 about 100 men strong fhe
Aufrlu General hSs sued most severe prpcl anauOn,
that Of Gen Msnhes In CAiabris In the time OF
naVoleor. hrea,eIipg with courtmartia any who IL
guilty Of sHordirg shelter water, or FIRE 10 the bngands
or even Gces OF denCuI &c lheif movements"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

surection. II vas believed that the ins1rrectios
originated really In the tyranny and oppression oil
the Turkish ofscias, bat that wssn i. had broken
Gu, Russian emssaries had done al 10 their power
to fomen. ard increase the feeling against the gov
eminent The fact Of Widen De- To- surrounded
by the insurgents was co16rmsd. The Insurgents
were reported to have increased In number.
Thirty-hve thousand mea wee rerOr,e1 under
arms. The ohief points az which they were col
lected are Mss, Soils and Fiipopel. COmmuni-
cations are interrupted In al directions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

FIVE PERSONS STRUCK BY LIGHTSING-Dunng
the storm yesterday afternoon i've men who were
at work on the bottom OF the brig W ashington ~
ing in 4ssmpsops dock, at East Boston. were
Knocked down and stunned by lightning. Several
others no were near by felt the shock quite SEN
siby. The names Of the five most seriously Of.
ssoted, are Stephen Written, Z ben Taylor. Mi
ebsel Clsry. Augustus Understood and John Nc
LaDghhn, the last Of whom is seriously If not Ia
tally injured The others are recovered.
IBosiop Adv. 2
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sOuthern Items, sc.

bALfIMNkbl FfIuHyl AuBIIl :
John Tobin, aged 20, hung himself this morning,
at his residence in West Prattst.
The Southern mail is through
New Orleans papers have later news, from Tex
A. Recently skirmisb took place between the
Indians and party of Whites under Lieut. Under
wood. The Lieutenant and seven men, were
wounded aud . men were killed The Indian loss
vas heavy.
The crops are very promising in Texas. The
Falcon for Chagres left New Orleans on the 18th
mat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

SDselaI e4eD71I1H 70 171' T ''O-7I1.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Augua2
Mr. Bates has positively declined, bat agrees to
reconsider and cozfer with his friends to day.
William l.. Sharkey, Of Miss is strongly urged
and not unlike to have place.
Mr.. Graham was installed yesterday-receiyes
Naval Officers, &c. at ~ today.
It's understood that the Omnibus VII be pro.
posed In the House, and tina. Toombs, Stephens,
clingmsn ard other hotspurs will support it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

Of u De Norway aud " g. BeEve because thsv
voted eirs' the cotaton e the President and the
continues persecution exercised against depend
ent voters IN the Asremby =, can doubt the viaiic.
tive bdeity with which home hits by writer's Of
dice and lOasl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
TURKEY.
The Bulgarian Insurrection.

Letters have been received in Vienna from Sem
in, to the 5sh mat. Omar Psschs had not marched
into Bosnia with the Turkish army under bis com
mand, bat with oze division bad MARCHED towards
Nissa, With the two commissioners from Constant
nople 70 iuqcire into the cause Of the Bulgarian IN
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From WnshingtOn.

BY Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune.
WAsHINGTOS Friday, Aug. ?.
The Senate have to day confirmed Thomas L.
CRIrTESDEN as Consul at Liverpool The Coliec.
Tor at Mobile has also been confirmed.
Its understood that the Cabine. has been filed
up but the names are not known. SHARKEY Is
not supposed to be among them; more likely ne
men are KENNEDY Of Md. and JOEEs Of Tenn.
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The mayoraIry Convention.


The Loco Foco Mayorslity Convention met again
this afternoon in Democratic Hall, aud were in
session four hours The proceedings were charac
,erized with much confusion. Two members had
knock down argument. After admitting Wa.
kius, and Delegates from two contested Wards,
hey adjourned without nominating Mayor, and
viii meet again on Monday The Turner men are
COW holding a separate meeting There is poor
prospect Of their coming to an understanding.