Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-10-09
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40, Haynau after leaving England did not dare to carry
ont his original intention Of visiting Paris. but turned aside
towards Cologne, in Germany. On reaching that city he
was al once recognized and could not for love money!
procure any public conveyance take him his baggage
4 to hotel The police had finally interfere, and provide
him with the means of getting lodging. Haynau is
fast reaping the reward of his inamy, though it does
always cune in usi the shape we could wish. No one,
however, will object to the treatment which the honest
Germans extended him.
ENLARGEMENT or THE CAPrroL.-The Committee on
Public Buildings Of the United States Senate, offer pre-
MUM Of 500 for the best plan for the extension Of the Cap
to at Washington 1t required that The plans and esii-
mates shall provide for the extension Of the Capitol either
ny adoona wiGgs, to be placed the north and south of
the present building, by the erection of separate and
district Suildng within the enclosure The east of tho
| building.
o. The entree into the city of "Ned Bunine" alias
F.. q. Judson Of Opera House Riot memory, after serving
wears apprenticeship at BIackweIs Island was duiy eel
ebated by his friends and associates Yesterday afternoon
They turned out the number Of abul five hundred and
escorted him through Of the principal streets with
band Of music Ned was drawn by "coach and four"-
W. Y. Jour- Commerce.
o. subscription has been opened in New York, orths
purchase and manumsson Of James Hamlet, the coored
man who arrested in New York under the fugi-
tive slave law, and Baltimore The price demand
ed is $500 Of this subscription of 00 has been
made by Isaac HOenbeck. cored man, and two other
subscriptions Of 500 and one Of $40. Hamlet has .
wife and three children in New York.
o. Lieut. Gale who has made several balloon from
Paris lost his life in recently lie assembled mounted on
pony, which suspended by sling beneath The car
On descending, the pony liberated and the balloon de-
prypd of its weight suddenly rose into the air. Mr. Gale
cinging on to the place. He fell from great height and
his budy found the next day in ores with his limbs
all broken.
0a- The following little Gem we clip from Dombey:
"She died ;" said Polly "and was never seen again, for
she was buried in the ground, where The trees grow"
ssThe cold ground" said the child shuddeing again.
"No the warm ground" returned Polly "where tho
ugly seeds turned into beautiful flowers and where good
people turn into angels and fly away to heaven"
o. A late Baltimore Sun says :-The announcement
that individual designed 10 walk wire stretched 40
feet from the ground, distance Of 400 feet, at the lower
eud of Broadway Market, yesterday afternoon attracted
some three four thousand people witness The feat.
At 5ocock he made his appearance The wire, and ac-
complisted his undertaking.
A,- Jenny Lind has got herself into business. Her
nifcence in giving The total Of her first nights earnings
nore than 100000 charitable objects has sci the whole
tribe of beggars after her. great and SMALL high and lows
youno men and Eaidens bond and free. She receives on
an average hundred md tcenty letters day. soliciting
share of her lherallty
a- The only finished place in this country, (ays the
Albany Dulchman) is Lansngburg For The last twenty
wears there has been board added nail driven IN
the whole place undertook to repair his shop last
week. but was promptly arrested and sent To jail The
whole village still believe that DE Wit Clinton is Cover
nor Of the State.
M Father Matthew arrived in St. Lons the 2ls ut.
He the guest Of the Archbishop He delivered an elo
quen, discourse in the cathedral Sunday lie nendsto
administer The pledge during the week. His health Isgad
uay improving The disciples he has made throughout
the States exceed quarter of million, including l4,OOO
in New Orleans and 900n Memphis during the past week.
Grs- Gen. Cass addressed large of his po
cal friends al Tammany Hail. New York, on TUESDAY
III The Of his remarks he compmeCted Messs clay
and Webster very highly for the patriotic course they pu-
sued in the settlement Of the late exciting questions which
agiated the country.
CONDEMNED TO DEATH.-Ben, slave, the property
of Mr. William McChesney, Of Augusta County, charged
with committing rape upon The person OF white gH.
aged about fourteen years. tried on Monday last and
found guilty He sentenced Ia be hung On Friday The
18th day of November next.-PdHey StT.
Upwards of one thousand Irish emgrants have ar
rived al Boston during the past week. While thousands
of the Irish mmgalng To this country the scotch a
mers are leaving their country and ENGRAVING 10 Ireland
to take possession the good age land lying waste Tor
want of cultivation.
NJ The town Of ST. Paul's the present capital OF Mime
sofa which three years agn had existence now has
nnpua,on Of upwards of 1900 No place in The Western
country is said hold greater Inducements to farmers
than the fertile plains of Nlnnesoa-lhe soil being extreme
y rich and the crops always heavy-baI inner
5- National In,eligencer Of yesterday Ut is un-
dersod that the Senate Monday acted upon all The nom
nations which were laid before them by the President oil
United States Among other appointments conhfmec WAS
that Of The Hon. Elisha Whesey, to be the first Comp
troller of the Treasury.
NJ II is stated that the total number OF visllers al cape
May during last summer. was seventeen thousand fu''
ting the expense of each at an average OF twenty doaswe
have sum total of three hundred thousand dollars expend
ed in three months that remote part of New jersey
n. An arrival at New York brings advces from Central
America To the 5lh nit Great excitement is said to exist
in the interior Of Nicaragua relative TO the Treaty negoia-
ted between the United States and Great Britain in regard
to the Mosquito Kingdom.
NO. We see it stated that the Protestant Episcopal con
yen,on for the diocese of Caunia after pflac'ed ses
sion adjourned on the 10Th OF August ne heV. nora
ito Southgae d. D.. formerly Missionary bishop 10 oon-
slanlinope, was chtsen Bishop.
NJ The News of the passage OF the Navy Appropriation
Hill with the poviso aboishng gging IN the Navy, has
nrnded oenera dissatisfaction among the officers on this
staton-Ihey all express the confident belief mat the as
cipne of the service is destroyed, -.N@to& Beacon.
ns.The Wing State Convention Of Massachusetts met
at Worcheser on Tuesday Isl inst and unanimously nrni
rated George n. Briggs for Governor, and J'hn heed 10,
Iieutenant Governor. The election VIII lake pace heA'
month.
no. The Washington correspondent Of the New G iGIk
Trbune states that the Hon. i. Butler King, OF oeoRa'
- - ,,ed Collector at San Francisco, California,
!" Mace Of J. r. Davis, of PENN who declined The ap
poinment.
ms.I, ia said that the distinguished Representative from
the Springfield, Mass District, Hon. Geo. Ashmun VIII
receive the appointment Of Minister to Brazil and 'nA' W
w. Marsh. Esd is 10 be Secretary Of Legation.
a5- The Arabs allow man to divorce hhse'' rom
wife who does not make good bread Were such law IN
our country half the young married ladies' we lear "ouia
be in danger of single bessedness.
m 1t is stated in some Of the papers that SallIs wade
Ermev Mrs r. Bignow Lawrence, is published and a.
49,, =, h .,ried 10 a neman in Louisville. Where the
ron,r, orr;n,,ed. we do no, eam.-Boston Journal.