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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

IHhEE DAfS LITTER FROM EUROPE
Royal mail steamship Canada arrived a,
Halifax from Liverpool, at quarter before 6
o'clock on Monday morning. with los passen
gers, 25 OF them for Halifax.
ENGLANd. The British parliament was pro-
rogued on the Sth. by the queen in person
who delivered speech, in which the principal
measures of the session were enumerated, but
containing no remarkable features. The pro-
rogation is until the fourth of September.
Before the propagation, Lord Palmerston, in
the house of commons, stated that the Turkish
government has given an assurance that on the
first of September, according to the Turkish
style, or on the 10th o: September, according
to our own, Kossuth and his companions shall
be liberated; and Lord Palmerston espresso d
a belief that this pledge will be fulfilled
FRANCE. The only news is of the continued
festivities with which the Parisians have well
coined their English visitors.
SPAIN. The Spanish chambers were pro-
rogued on the Goth, while quietly proceeding
with the public business. by the authority Of
her majesty. the queen. Several regiments are
being formed in Spain, destined for the Philh-
peae islands. -r ...u s.
ROME. There is nothing of importance from
Rome. Reinforcements of French troops are
finding their way into that city. Arrests on
political grounds continue to be made.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

ABEAs was shot few days ago ia the
Notch of The White Mountains. The day
before, he was seen to cross the Saco on a
log, near the Wiley house, by a gentleman
OF New York and lad from Boston, as they
were fishing for trout. As they had nothing
but fish poles in their hands, they suffered
him to pass on to meet his doom as above.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

The STEAMER GovERNoR-This vessel has
been repaired, and resumes her trips between
Portland and Bangor to-day "wednesday. y
The Governor is great favorite with the
travelling public.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

F. Forman. an Iowa printer, has invented a
printing press, propelled oy galvanic magnets,
which is said to excel anything now in use, in
speed, accuracy of register, Sc. *. .a
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

SAD ACCIDENT. An only daughter of Paul
NJ. Coombs, of Vinalhaven, aged six years, was
burnt to death few days since by its clothes
taking FIRE. ~
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

A hail storm in Somerville, Mass, on We'd
nssday last, destroyed in one house 22O panes
Of glass. The crops of corn, tobacco, buck.
wheat, and garden vegetables, are completely
destroyed in the vicinity of the village, and the
calamity 10 the farmers is great. siJ
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

% At meeting of the national democrats
of South Boston, on Monday evening, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted =
Rcsolred, That we, however few in num-
bers, shall continue to support, with all our en-
ergies, the pure democratic principles, as ex-
emplifed by Thomas jefferson, in 1898, and
as set forth in the platform of the Baltimore
convention, and recognized in the compromise
measures of the last congress-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

81 The New York Tribune learns that
Jenny Lind will give number of concerts in
this country the coming winter. She has en-
Ployed Mr.. Bushnell, formerly one of Bar
NUNS agents to take charge of them so far as
relates to business. = 81, 49, 81, A.-e..
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

GoDEY's LADY's Book. The August number
of this Magazine is very extensively illustrated,
and contains several exceedingly interesting
literary papers.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

C Lieutenant Wainwright of the Angus
ia Arsenal, has been promoted, and his sta
ton changed to Detroit, Michigan. Brevet
Capt. F: d. Calender is to succeed him at
Appusta
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

- The degree Of LII. D. was conferred
upon Gov Hubbard at the annual commence
ment of Waterville College, on Wednesday
Lost
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

John Tyler sold at auction, in Boston, on
Wednesday last, ship St. Peter, 437 IL tons
burthen. built in this city, copper fastened, and
only "A months old, for $4,000 cash. -d,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

LATER FROM (UBA.-Dates from Havana
to tie 9th instai have been received. A
small U. S. STEINER had arrived al Havana.
with intelligence respecting the movements
of Gen.. Lopez, (which caused the greatest
excitement, andal the Spanish vessels of
war and steamss were Immediately ordered
to cruise along be coast. .l
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

- The trial of Horace Bonney, for passing
counterfeit money, will come off at Augusta
this week. ....
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

LIrrELL's LIVING AGE contains vast fund
of literature, from which readers OF all tastes
and capacities may select enough for their
weekly reading. 1t is sold at all the periodical
depots. .....,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21
Life at West Point

Cadet writing to the Lowell News, saws.
What would you think Of standing within
eighteen or twenty inches OF the inuzz;e OF
twenty FOUNDER when it was fred ?-pye
done it, and il has % Jared me, thar blood
ran out of my ears--and then dare not raise
my hands for fear of being put under arrest !!
have seen cadets, while drilling 10 the hot
sun, faint away from excessive fatigue, al
though have stood it very well SO Gar, and
can even have a mosquito or spider aIight on
my face without flinching. The mosquitoes
are thicker than they are on the Mississippi
i,me,, and they are sure to buzz around fel-
Nv, ,uws lace when he is on drill and can't
I ,;rS mem away! have seen some lard
n a.,n IN my life, bu, this COMPOUNDED, ever
!, "m dM,nling, marching aud parading beats
i !. a''' When nigh, comes feel Ike sIern.
ing Speaking Of sleeping, TN ieIl YOU how
we 20 sleep. We have no bed.s,ead o. Nh t.U"
tick, but sn,piya blanket, cour,eJnaOs " suS
pillow, so just roll up in the blanIs s' t anu
on the floor, aud pass on to dream lan J'op
When first came here, could sheer
more than a toad under harrow bu, no. ~
prefer il to any other way. ~"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-21

VI SDulI.
9. lie is not self made candidate, nor
the candidate of any man, or SET of men, nor
OF any coterie; nor of any segment, clique,
or fragment of tine democratic party but
has Tor six years retired from politics. and
secluded himself upon the judicial BENCH
lie seeks not the presidency; aud if made
president il will have 10 be by drawing him
nom his retreat on the bench,.as Washing
ton was drawn from Mount Vernon, Jeffer-
son from Monticello, and jackson from the
Hermitage. This is a special recommends.
ton with the people, and of good precedent,
and goes to restore the selection as well as
the election Of president to the unbiased
will of the people.
10. He is the last of the Jackson stock
the last Of the Jackson schooI-that can be
made president. He studied and worked in
mat school from near the beginning to the
eha OF tackses's administration, continued
unue. his successor four years more, and
"sey coptrlbuled 10 the full revival and
somp'e.e reestnbiishuient OF JefiersonIan de-
mocracy. II elected he will ~ The worthy
contlnuator OF the Jefferson and Jactso,,
policy.
IL. he is the most hated Of ali the nam.
60 Candidates ny the wings. They are fero-
csous "Pon "'ni.more ferocious than canni-
bal.-and ny az him from the 6rst momrn,
Of his nonnnaIion; and that is a reason for
the democracy to take him. The military
enemy attacks The weak roinis-lhe poIi,;.
cal enemy the strong points. The wings
attack Mr. Woodbury. because they fear him
and lhat is reason for the democracy 10
prefer him. To learn wisdom from the con-
duct Of the enemy, is maxim of most an
cisns and approved utility, and as applicable
The New York herald., 1851-12-20
Oar Bsi,imore Correspondence.
BalrisoRE, Dec. II, 1851

BALTIMORE, Dec ~, 1901.
Cod W,a,hsr- The Ice Business-Fnemens rtss-sfrrest
Of Countrfers Ministerial Changes TIE ODD Fsiov'
and Rossuth, Sc.
We have not had such cold weather In Baltimore for
many years the past two days and nights and Ice i'
forming with rspdy that promises TO be fatal 10 the
prospects Of the regular importers Of the article
Two men, calling themselves Humphrey J Simpson
and David woods wereyesterdsy arrested In this city
charged With passing counterfeit notes the Farmers
Bank Of bridgeport Conn. ON being arrested several
other countereits found in their possession, and
they we're fully committed 10 answer the charge.
The New Market Fir. Company Of this city making
arrangements to visit New York, Philadelphia, and Bos
ton carrying with them their powerful engine The
time OF their departure Is not yet fixed upon The "
berty Fire Company also design visiting Philadelphis
and New York at the time Roth these active and
well organized companies will their return, partci-
pate In the parade Of the remen which to take place
In Phiadelphs shortly .-.-,
The Hon Joseph r. Chandler delivered the introduc-
tory ectsre before the Maryland INSTITUTES last night 70
large and intelligent audience.
Tho Rev Dr Piummer Of this city, one Of the most
poverfu and eloquent Of clergy has received an In
vston 10 accept the Presidency OF Princeton College,
and fears are entertained among his congregation here
that he may be induced 20 sccept There was perhaps
never pastor and people more devotedly attached.
The Rev John p Donnelan, for several years pastor
=, tbs s,boie fst Vincents) church yesterday lef.
FOR M ston 20 enter on his duties professor in St
Charles. College.
The odd Fellows Of Baltimore had convention last
iobt OF dele gates from al the lodges relative
10 h Kasuh procession and the propfety Of their par
usipstips IN T. y ~ ASaaly essolvs1 that The ordx
The New York herald., 1851-12-20
Our Washington Correspondence.
W. suInnrn. Dec Ia IaH


Kossuh Resolutions National Theatre
special messenger leaves the State Department this
afternoon to carry 10 New York and place In the hands
OF the great Magyar the Congressional Resolution Of
Welcome to Kosuh The President Of the United States
very properly determined TO give the eompetest order
Of oieslity" to the Welcome by sending Il In charge
Of the acting cSief clerk Of the department william
Hunter Esq. The resolution has been most elegantly
transcribed parchment and emblemsticay enbelish
ed with tricolored ribbons by that skfu tasteful and
able agent Of the State Department Col William Zant
ringer.
The Presidents and Private Secretary who with Miss
Fillmore has for few days been sojournns In your city
will reach the white House TO. night when shall
know when Kossuth designs visiting the capital He
will be Hospitality received By President Fillmore, and
dined ct the White Houfe His headquarters viii be
either at willsrds Court End Hotel nearer the CAPT
tel. at the National
The National theatre opened last night, with the
"Hupchback' and q good company. The house
well fled-the acting excellept-the appointments al
most perfect--and the sudience pleased. President Fill
more and lady and Attorney General Crittenden
pied the rghthsnd stagebox upon entering which the
house gave the President three rounds Of applause
Mr. Secretary Webster and family, with Miss seaton,
Gust returned from Europe In the opposite stage
box As the INN head and eyes Of the great
Daniel were seen, enthusiastic round Of applause
given which brought dgnihed bow from him
The New York herald., 1851-12-20

MARCHES RACES, sEcoSp Dav.-sweepstakes No a one
mile heats for two year ods 500 entrance sioo forfeit
There was no race. Col Bngamsn paid forfeit, and
Capt Minor gaoped his ehesnut gdng round the track
TusD D.y.-s~eepstakes two mile heats, entrance
". j Minorsb. E La vraie Refine, by imp sovs-
reign out Of yerscity by Pscias. .....
A, Z. Bipsaman'. ch. b. Glencoe, dam Martha
Time, 3:p-3b1E.
PHaRraIiA TsAcH-Jockey Club Races-The fall races
Of the Matches and Adams County Jockey Club the
Pharsala track attract deep interest in community
from the high character Of the gentlemen who have
stables here on this occasion and the Of the blood
stock brought upon the hed.
Frsr D.r, Nov. 2s.-Mie heats purse s2oo entrance
added.
W. J. Minors b. c. Jericho ty Jordan out Of
Britannia, 3 years old. d...................6
A. b Binssman, By Glencoe. dam By Ls-
vlsthsp years Old - ;o;,,...:'.;... 49,.
Betsey Malone, years old....u..........
8. D. EllIotts a. p welsD ch. m Jeanette,
own sister 20 Rigadcon, years old.".... 2 4 dist.
John Jacquemine's IN. Goose, by Doneaster,
dam by Pacific, years old ............,. 5v'dru
nas Time, l;5i-1:54-l5e
srcosp D.r, Nov E-Two mile heats, purse $500, en-
VIM j. Minors br La vraie Reine, By go.
vereign, out OF Veracity, by Pacific, yesrs
A. l. Bipgsmsn's ch & BY Jordan, dam So.
rah Blsden, year, old.
3 D Eliiotts q J. Welsl gr. { cut Of Reel -,,,.
Time, 3.53h-4m
THIRD DAv Nov 2s Three mile heats purse 500, en-
g D Eniott's IT. J. wells) CD. n. Hidaisstop
by Trustee, dam by Muckle John, years
old s.s. .,s.. ..ss. ..s... ......s.s......
Duncan Y Kenner's bay colt, Louis d'Or, By
imported Samson, out Of Picsyune, years
old .sssss.sss.s s.ss.s.....,-...s.s...
John II Marble bay mare, by Wagner, dam
by ssrpedop, years old old.................
W. J, Minors (J H. Cege's) CHI hly, BY
wsverly, cut Of Miss Bowie, BY Levathan,
three years old. od................,,..,.. distsncst
Time 6.2H--e 20-Track muddy
Jhe frst beat was vou BY only distance Of twelve
chesi the ssysIl somethlng more.
The New York herald., 1851-12-20

DEATH or RoBERT DUNLOP, OF Albany We
see BY the Albany papers that Robert Dunlop old and
respected citizen Of that place. died Monday last -
Mr. Dunlop emigrsted from Scotland. and took up his
residence In Albany In lso0. In 1895 he removed to
Waervliet where he has since resided engaged
active business and enjoying the respect and friendship
OF all who knew him. lie died within few days Of the
close Of bis seventy fifth year after brief illness Of
week He bad been prominently identified with most OF
the important public enterprises which have been carried
forward during the last forty years. has successfully
managed an extensive and complicated business; accu-
mulated ample fortune, and always maintained the
character OF pure upright and honorable man The
albany Erening Journal says ;fev among the many ve-
nerabe citizens who still linger amongst would be
more miseed more sincerely mourned lie goes to has
rest after long life Of active usefulness, and leaves be-
hind him the pleasant odor Of good name"
The New York herald., 1851-12-20

CONSOLATION OF NEw CATHEDRAL-The
new cathedral of St Louis, at New Orleans, was
consecrated with great pomp Sunday the 7th inst.
The New Orleans True Delta gives the following account
Of the ceremonies the occasion -" This nne temple
the Living God Sunday consecrsted to divine
service with all the solemn and imposing ceremonial OF
the Catholic Church. At the appointed hour, the Or
leans Battalion Of Artillery stationed in martial array
in front of the sacred edhcs and-amdst the discharge
Of cannon tired in honor Of st. Barbe-a solemn and
impressive of the clergy made its appearance
IN the procession noticed the Right Reverend Arch
bishop Blanc, the Rev Bishops Potter Of Mobile and
Chance of Nstche followed by resident clergy and
the Parish Beadle bearing massive cross of silver
There besides the deacons OF The Church and the
clerks, who filed QUO the rear Of the procession.
The solemn pageant on approaching the Cathedral
FLED off to the right and continued Its round ths
building commencing the ceremony Of conservation By
sprnklipg the exterior of the walls with holy water
doors Of the holy temple thrown open and the pro-
oesson entered passing through the various aes and
spDgling them, the outside Of the building had be-
fore been sprDkled.
the performance Of these ceremonies attractive and
gorgeous in the extreme. The ladies, who occupied
than half of the seats the showy uniforms Of the
brigade officers and the magnificent robes Of the herar
all gave air Of brancy and beauty to the scsne
tey distinct from the more solemn realities Of the
monial.
The conservation was concluded by the chanting of
high pontihca composed for the occasion BY Mr.
Cufto Both the style and execution Of the music
Of the most magnificent description The sermon
delivered by Bifhop Potter 1t is said to have been an
extremely eloquent and appropriate discourse but at the
for ourselves Of its merits
With characteristic beraty the Artillery Battalion
took very handsome collection for the benefit Of the
Orphan Asylum Of the Third Municipality. large de-
puation Of the orphans accompanied BY their
guardian and benefactor, Mr. Anthony Rasch occupied
q sconspicIous place at the entrance Of the church
The New York herald., 1851-12-20

DARING RoBBERY AND OUTRAeE.-The Bostom
.qq, gives the following account of mos. daring out
rage and robbery, which was committed on Monday
ming last at about o'clock when two called at ths
residence Of Mr. Albert r. Goodnow 29 Broadway Cam
bridgeport and received at the door BY Mrs Good
They said they wished to Mr.. g. and inquired
IL he at home Upon being informed that he was
not and would not be for half hour they remarked
that they had come fro Boston and wished to see Mr
g. about job, intmsting that they would like to wait
until he Mrs g. then asked them to walk In, and
they readily complied They had not been in the house
more than minute before Of the villains ap-
preached Mrs Geodnow, and demanded that she
immediately deliver up all the mouey ehe eos.
sessed in the house Mrs O. instantly seized her little
child fifteen months old, and looking the bold rusn
full In the face told him she would comply with
his demand. He then seized hold Of her child. AMI
wenched It from her grasp, and passed II to his e"
psbon, ct the came time declaring to the mother
he would nstanty kill both her and her child and be-
sdes would burn her HOUSE and that Of her mother ad
joining the hesitated another moment to answer his
demand. Fearing his awful threats Mrs Goodnow has
tened to another followed by the robber and took
from drawer all the money she had amounting TO the
Of s25 in eold Both robbers then left threatening
to burn the house before great while" Both robbers
were disguised with mufi-rs and whiskers. The only
persons in the house at the time besides the robbers,
were Mrs Goodnow and her children. We are indebted
TO Chief Constable Lawrence for the above facts.
The New York herald., 1851-12-20

God They seem to think that, If the safety Of the
Union is to be based upon such downright iniquity
the theft and sale of human beings, right In the
shows the national hypocrisy, and that if the con-
stitution only stand on slaves legs, 1t is not
worth the blood that has been split about It, Still,
there are not few who look upon all these compro-
mises as mere temporary expedients. intended just
to keep things together. while slavery gradually
passes away of itself, in the common order Of
things.
We have emily to add of this church, that her
bishops are about 100, and her communicates
about 200 900.
The New York herald., 1851-12-20

CoAvEn1sNT AERAEG EMEHT OR TErEGRAPHrvo -
One Of the conductors Of the Southern Michigan road
teiegrapher and always carries telegraph instru
and battery In the cars With him. When accident
occurs, or any arrangement In meeting Q train that
should at certain time, he throws piece Of wire
up TO the wire OF the telegraph line that route sta In
the ess and inquiries the particulars gives nforma
ton 10 any depot the route To rig his machine does
not require three minutes time - Detroit Tribune
The New York herald., 1851-12-20

TELEoRAPEINo SouTH- WEsT.-The Cincinnati
Co whose line Is TO extend also 70 buffalo have carried
wire across the Mississippi to St Louis The wire Il
coated with gutta perehs, upon new principe. The
Morse line have also laid guta perchs wire the
river, and u IL found TO work finely. Messages sent
from Cape Girardau to Nashville aud New Orleans sad
70 Louisville and the Atlantic cities by this linz 81.
Louis has four lines Of telegraphc Communication With
the East The Morse line IL in operation far west
81 joseph Mo- and despstches received from
vile and Independence by aid Of the telegraph By which
IL received In st Louis shortly sfter its
here the Messge vii reach Santa " In twenty-five days
from WashipQton
The New York herald., 1851-12-20

REVENUE OF CAsADA-The revenue Of Canada,
for the eleven months ending November 20, 1851 has
been-From Customs f66T 100; Public works, fpsT13
This shows increase Of f96 sss on the former ani
fs407 on the latter, over last year.
The New York herald., 1851-12-20
Our Key West Correspondence.
Key WEsr. Dec 9, 1876

Arrest Of Ramon the Spanish Spy
Ramon the murderer, and spy Of the Spanish govern
ment who escaped from this place In August last has
been arrested at Havana, and thrown into the Punta
Prison there to await his trial for the MURDER some
wears back Of Spanish officer An unconditional par
don had been promised him by Mart in reward for his
services spy this point After his return to Havana
he was concealed in the house Of Mart until his arrest
by order Of the Captain General
The New York herald., 1851-12-20
Our New Mexico Correspondence.

NAVAJO COUNTRY, NEW MEXICO, oept "a, lool
Expedition of COL Sumner among the Napqjoes.
Col Sumner, commanding this department, has just
made campaign into the Navajo country, and estsb
bshed post in the midst of those Indians. He VI
sted their strong hola the Canon Of Chele which
abandoned except . slight opposition. The Indians
made several night attacks besides the skirmishng in
the valley but without success, having several killed
wounded and only wounding slightly one dragoon The
Riass Ist SpsSoon,: Breyet Mai Graham. C.ns Ksr
Lieut. Holiday % dragons; Brevet Major Thompson
Csntaip Ewe and Lieut. Johnston, lst dragons, and
shd6ut os6 nss Lieut.. Griffin, I'd regiment, with two
monntain hovitzers Fort Defiance the new post, Is
commanded by Maj Bsckus, sarrsoned by one com
psny Of artillery, two of dragons and two o, Ans
0cers Captains Ker and Ewe dragons; Lieut.
Griffin artillery; Lieuts Schroeder and Whistler, in
fantry Doctor Magruder Assistant surgeon This post
Is about $50 miles southwest Of Santa Fe.
Yours US. A.
The New York herald., 1851-12-20

should be represented and the delegates of nine LODGES
pledged their members to appear In the proceA
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