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Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-25
{. BREAKING GROUND
FOR
The Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad

With no small qualification we announce that
surveys of fifteen or twenty miles wiobe COM
menced at each enl of the route in week or
two, and thatthe ceremony of HaEAKrSo GRouxD
will take place at this city, on the first Monday
in next November. IL is estimated that TIN
THOUSAND People will be present, and we hope
that our citizens will not only contribute ibe-
rally towards the Railroad Barbecue, but that
so far as their means will permit, their doors
wi!l be thrown open for the entertainment of
those from abroad who will be present. The
gentlemen who went from here to attend the
meeting of the Board of Directors at Linneus.
say that every man they heard speak of the mat
ter, on theroad, declared his intention to be with
us on the first of November. They found
cheering enthusiasm AMI immunity of feeling
favorable to the Rold, perv4diny the people,
aiong the entire extent of country traversed by
Them
A great change has come over the spirit Of
Northern Missouri. The people now behold in
the commencement of this great work of i'm
provement the dawn of brighter era in our
State aiiairs. Already stock amounting to sepen
hundred thousand dollars has obeen subscribed
and we understand that Col. STEWART, the
President entertains no doubt that this sum win
be increased tca million by the first of Decem-
Der. This will give us command Of the States
credit to amount of another Millions
UNANIMITY OF FfELINo.-Every resolution
passed by the Board of Directors, at their recent
meeting, was passed unanimously. a
70 APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoR.-A. M.
Eiston' Esqro of Cole county, to be Adiutant
General Of the State of Missouri, vice William
A. Richards, deceased. o
Abram Fu'kerson, Esq, to be Quarter Mas-
ter General, vice A. NJ. Eston, declined to ac-
ccpt.
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MORE WONDERFUL STILL!
p TRANSLATES EXPRESSLY FOR THE
HANNIBAL JOURNAL AND WESTERN UNION

Mr.. BY accident got hold of a
late French newspaper few days since, from
which have attempted to- translate the follow
ing articlea The French Editor merely re-
marks in his heading wonderful if
true As for myself, + ain prepared to ex-
press no opinion, but continually ask myself the
question, "What may not Art and Science az
comphsh ?'5
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Agents for the journal and Union.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-25

UNANIMIrY OF FPELINe.-Every resolutio
passed by the Board of Directors, at their recer
meeting, was passed unanimously.
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Conclusion neCt tceek. J
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For o THE
CONVENTION.
Disunion,

We give below, the maiorities in the vari
GUS counties named.
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JOURNAL AND UNION.

FFIcE on alrD .rnrsr, aErwass rlnsr AND NAN
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Der Sierte c1ult.

Der 8eburtstas unierer nationelIen Sreibeit riidt
fdnea beran. bob perben nod penie anfaItcn &C.
troffen. benleb.n na6 bert6mmIi6er @eie gu feiern
mir ipoDen aber boifen. baB eS nod sef6eben prb
tamt Der tpi6ti9e Sag nidt in @tr9efenbeit 9erdtb
gsseSicmt uns as9ir9tr eineS freen qanbes,ben Sag
In Gbren 5u balteu an tpsIbem beie Sreibet 9e9rin
bet purbe unb bieS 9eIdsbt burb bic idbrIdt 8eier
b,8 4. Suli Sobe Sete bienen aud 9ied5eti9 Oa-
0u bic brberIte gini9feit bic aein unIere 8reibeit
aufre6t erbaIten tann, unter unS fefer gu 9rinben
llmftdnbe baben es 5par babu 9ebrabt bab pOti-
i6e @urteien bic 8eir beS llnabbdn9i igieitSoSefeS
aur grrei6uu9 ibrer 3ipede benubcn. mas esentlib
nibt Sen olte, aber eS mag INNER seibeben. neiI'S
finnal nitt 5u dnbcrn III, ipeI alle garteien bod
nur einen Saubtstpsd baben udmIif bic grbaltun9
unIerer Srtbeit unb Der Union
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CUTS nbts lluerbSrtes iein fcnbsrD nur eine Grim
neruna, bak pieberun II Sabre In baS unermeblite
Wlser Der 3eit binab9eroat llnb. aber fur Sremoe.
ober iunse Gnseborne 1T bic Gribeinuns bieier ion-
berbaren Sneiten etpaS gang sleueS unb bon bieIen
tperben le aud am 0enaueffeu beobabtet
aus alten unb neuen Mittbeunssn in uniern
gDeblcIbIitteru babsn mir ginises lber bic Rotur
Der SCOUTS seiammeIt ipOraus fdb ersbt. baB beie
sbiere reseImdbig aIle II Sabre gum goribein fom-
men, ba e aber feintn SaIenber baben, I'M bic 3eit
bana6 81 meiIen baber erf6einen le aud nibt i'm.
mer auf benelben Datum, fonbern iiebtn nitt eber
auf bs bic Cuff marm senus 1T, iporin e leben mol
len. Sic Ieben alein bon Der auft unb baben baber
ndbrenb ibrm fuBen Daien tein anteres 9ebIrfnib
as einen 4Iab iporin ie ibre Ger lesen, unb beien
fnben ne in ben binnen 3neigen bes 2aubbol3eS,
bic lr fir ben 3ped anbobren unb babur6 70 iebr
i6tpdben. baB 1c ipdter lcidt bonn 8inbe ab9ebro.
den mcrben. slab an9aben bon qcuten, bic bic Co.
cuffs irlbcr 9eau beoba6tet bIber, Iegt ieber baoon
400 gier, aber iobalb bic Sun9en burb Ginipirfun9
Der gatnr gum @oribsn fommen. itei9en ile bnab
in tas 9ett ibrer gdter. Inn II Sabre 81 ibIafen.
gnbe SUM cber NnfangS SuIi baben bic 2OcufS &C.
w0bnlid ibren 2ebcns3ped errei6t unb prribpinben.
stdbere an9aben iber baS qeben unb Sreben Der
qoeunS perben unn0tbs feinba ieber 6eegenbeit bat
eS ieIbN gu bcOba6ten. Die Nn9abe baB bic aocuifS
burb siftise @iiIe cher Stid)s baS 9eben Der Wen-
I6en uub Sbiere gcfdbrben, 1T nur cine fire Sbec. ba
e ipebcr beiBcn nod fteben tOnnen; ebenIo inb bic
aber9IdubiIben Wleinungen bab ibr Grl6eincn llnD
9lid. &rc9 &c. brin9e nibti9 abcr uniere ssabbarn
bonn "Nbler' nleineE baB bic SCOUTS ben 2ofofotos
@it in Der YoIitt brin9cn, mas ie picebt bon Der
Nebnlitfeit teS slamcnS bereiteu uno neil es Der
ater a9t nlOsen pObl eini9e asute nleinen eS mib"
te tpabr ien; aber mir geb6ren ndDt 5u ben 2ebt-
9ldubi9en unb perben eS babsr nidt 9Iauben. au-
fer Der abler fOrnte uns be5cu9en. bag bic aocut6
audi Stmmrcbt baben
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Det 8i6eraGe @8eesasetsr.
Neabim9, ben 3. Suni 1851.

CIV B. PALMER, Esq, is our authorized
Agent, for procuring Advertisements, receiving
Subscriptions, and making Collections for the
LIBRALE BEoBAcHTER, at his offices in Philadel-
phia, New York, Baltimore and Boston.
p9 W. 8A0G2, Esq, at his Office, "E-
vans Buildings" Sd Street. Philadelphia, is one
Of our authorized agents to receive ADVERTISE
ments and subscriptions for this paper.
]. PIERCE, ESQ.,, at his office, Cd story Bull
etin Building, Philadelphia, is one ofour Agents
and duly authorized to receive subscriptions and
advertisements for this paper.
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Estrunr, 25. 1851.

8eribtiemne.-Durb elm gerieben mar Der
Gatum auf Der erien Seite bes beutigen SeobabterS
bem Gorresiren nidt bsrdnbert pOrben, ,unb Elm abe
mar bereitS abeetrud aIs Der Seber entbedt purbe
aBer taber 3ufd0is beute einen Seobadter nit bem
alten 9atumerbdIt tpirb ncen, taB Go nur Gin Iett
n iibcr9ebenber EebIer it,
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QIn bte SSbias bpm 9JcnniDfoanten

Cine StaatssG onpcntien mirb asbaltsn
wsreen in Der Stabt qaneaffsr. am 9ienffas
ben 2lftsn SUM 1851, fur ben @nc;msd, Sans
bioaten aussuwdblsn fir bic 9tsmtsr sinss @pus
psrn6rs uno sinss &analsS cmmifiicnsrs, unb
ebsnfaas fur &btsr Der Guprsmssg Ourt.
Senrv N. Suffer, Iorfissr.
Sofepb q. Slani9au, Gamuel M'Wisnamp,
IS. &nor Worton, 6. Sbcmfon Sones,
QEm. s. Glin9luff, Samusl 3. Sbcmas,
Gamutl BEL, Sobn g. Srcwn,
Ratbanisl @qmafsr, {. Saplcr 8ortb
0Bm. 8. Stcbinfon, Hlsranber g. Srcmn,
Bcrbsn q. Yrsffcn, 9Siliam Bidder,
3bCmaS q. &obron, QRm. W. QSattS,
6enrp Scbnfcn, Somss @lnrf,
@bas. 9. SorOmanJ @bsrman 9. VbsIpSp
Gsor9 @rss, etWin G. 9BiLfOn,
.. u. Snn.p, Sobn staifon.
6. 9. qccniS, Daniel M'gurbp,
Sobn 8ausman, @rcra W1safon,
Biflam Grams, sllsr. M. W'Gture
Scbn G. Hsp1e, Tranes Serbian.
Z. Eunole Smith, Ssfretdr.
EstYunr, 25 1851.
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aanbnirtbI6aftlibe 3eitungen-

aanbptrtbi6aftli6e 3eitun9en-
Sn amerita CAB es fbon lan9e 9etun9en fur Eoli-
titf, Sun DsebSin, @elison. aiteratur uno Inter
batun9 ionberbarer Deiie lan9e tene fur ben gder-
bau ober bic aanbtuirbidaft, bis es enbli6 einsen
ensliiben Sournalifen sinfeI, ibre gSenibaft bic
fem SADIE gu pitmen. mas audi ben beften Grfol9
bate. Gebnlide unternebmun9en in beutiber Spra-
DIE iparen biSber nbt 70 sIidIib. Sn ben Iebten l2
Sabren fnb in 9ennibIOanien eini9e beutfde Sder-
3eitunsen ins aeben 9etreten bic aber ae p.9en
ManseI an llnteritlbur9 einen frheiti9en Sob fan
ben. 6e9enpdrtis befteben in ben Ser. Staaten
3pei beuti6e aderbau- 3eitun9en, ndmli6 Der "sme-
ritaniI6e Bauer" in SarriSburg unb bas "Wtaga-
gin fir gtorb amerifa," in Gineinuatb, bic, pie es
i6eint, mebr Slid MAIDEN, tpie bre @orgdn9cr in
bemieIben SADIE. Seibe flnb 9ut9ei6riebene @Idtter
unb perbienen bic bette llnteribuns bon benien9en
fur beren SntereIe iie tpirten.
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SSpt1 ir1rtcr III Setpedundl.

Bon alien Sbsilsn Der &spubllf srbaItsn mir
fortmdbrenb Vabrdtsn pom ben Sepe9unaen
bes 3olfsS, ;u @uniten BON Gen. SeOtt fir
prsIinsnt. Die Bbi9s BON 9aupbin bistsn am
IL. D1ai in toarrisbur9 cine 8ffamm!un9,
unb nabmsn tclssnos Seiblik an:
8sfhlofIsn, oas Die aus9sSeibnsten 9isnlfe,
melbe GsnsraI lDinfelo Seett Dem 9atsrs
lanbs lsffsts, forpObl in Sipils als Militdrifsl:
len, ibm bic 6srssn ees saRSn amsrfanifbsn
8clfss sswonnen babsn; oab bic Bbl9s BON
Daupbin Gauntp, gum Ssmsife ibrer oanfbas
rem SsridTbtisuns Der Ssrbinblidfsitsn fir
foldbs 9isnffs, iib berSlib NIT ibrsn Mitblrs
aern in anbsrn Sbeilsn oes Staatss psrsni9sn,
in Der srnffsn uno frIben anftrsneuns bn Dor
oas 8olf Der Union Su brn9sn als einen Sans
batsn fir ObersWa9iffrat.
Ssfblonsn, bas, wdbreno General Scott
Gin Sriebsnsmann lit, in Srsosnsssitsn, er i'm
Rrisas sinsn bObsn Grab BON Runff, QSnsns
fbaft unb sapfsrfsit ssssist bat unb eas ct tiIs
Iis bsrsbtist 1T, untsr Die bsrpcrra9sncitsn
6auptlsuts uniersr 3sit ssffs0t tu psrbsn.
SsibIcfIen, bas mir @sneral Dinfielo
5eott, neil sr burb Elm lan9es qebsn in offent'
libsm 9ienffs, i'm Cabinet uno i'm Ssloe, feline
Sdbisfsit esjsiet bat, bic pfibttn sinserSNIs
Is in bic er gsfsst rperosn mag, su fsnsr uno
Der gbrs bss qanbss Su srfillsn, mir ibn osss
rpsaen nennsn, als unfers erife AuswaN fir bic
Yrsliosntfbaft in 1852.
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Otc SpuDeufipu.

Woraen IN Der ipbti9e Sag. OH ipeld,em unIere
poIitiS6en @egner bier cine SaatS+ Convention bal
ten tperben, um Ganbbaten fir GoubernSr unb CD
nal GommiI1oner gu ernennen g9illiam Bisler.
bon GlearfieIb Gauntb, prb ndbrI6einli6 bic Or.
nennuna fir 8oupern6r erbalten. ipaS aber ipeiter
acItebcn prb. Oh nieber dbnlibe Saben borlommen
ipie Dor einem Sabre in @illiamsport. nerben mir
nit Der 3eit eriabrcu. gOr brei3ebn Sabren bielten
bic @biss am a. SUM- bier cine Convention fir ben
6fIiben Difrt unb mir ipolen bofTen. baB bic De-
mofrdten sben 70 suteS @Iid babsn tuerben pie bic
@biss in 1888.
Da Wlorgen aud bic bon GItcrsber bcribmte Grub
iubrs-8air bier fattfnbet, weIbt setpObnli6 aeute
bonn Qanbe in bic Stabt blinat. 70 iprb8 Moraen In
Rsdbins tpobl Sicmlib Iebbaft tperten.
Orucfcrs Treubem. -Serr Wabon Sellers
Gg-Gbitor Der Samburser S6neapof. erbielt beim
9ubtauner Battalion re6t banbgrefde 4roben bon
Der 8e5abIung after Sbulben an Druder Gin Serl
Der ibm bas 3eitun9s. GeIb f6uIbi9 9eblieben unb
besmescn in Der ifpaBen afe 6ffentlib blos9efteat
iporben tpar, traf i'm jufdls bort unb anfatt ibn
ju be5aben, bduete er ben armen Druder tibtis a5.
Cb Sr Sellers bem 8Icse bur6 ben GOnftabeI cine
Huittung 3ui1idte, baben mir nibt erfdbrn
Die 2penffs.-aae unIere aeier perben cbne
9rpeifel bel biecr Belt ip0en bag bic SCOUTS bon H.
rem I7idbrisen Sbafe ertpabt Fnb unb nun ii6 auf
iur3e 3eit i'm Grin Der @dIber erfreuen, anfan9S
Der porsen Bo6t mar ibre 3ab f6on sroB unb felt
benz bat ld) bicitbe nod beceutenb permebrt, OBJ
pobl bas 8etter ibre auferffebung ni6t re6t begn-
ftiate. benn es mar an einisen sdsen Siemli6 tdbl
8ir bic Ginscbornen, bic ibon ldnser aIs II Sob
re ,uridbenfen iOnnen. tprb bic Guferebnn9 Der qo-
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rDioerIe9un8 elmer unwabrbeit. -
Git sniesn 1Boben Wotbsn mabt Elm Arts
fsl, Der psm "pube qsp9sr" frsoitirt 1T, bic
&unos in ben qOfcfofo:3situnssn, norm @cu'
psrn6r Sebnifon bsfbuIoist wiro, snsn 9srpiis
fen Geo. QE. eOrnsr bssnaoi9t ;u babsn, Der
fir psrfbisbsns 9sbifdbIs in 9slamars @auns
tp i'm Mai porissn Sabrss ju Is Sabr 3ubts
bausifrafs psruntbsilt wurce. Der Sarrsbur9
Nmsrifan pom 90. Ma, entbdlt cine pcls unb
ssnliesnoe QSiSsrs9uns eisier Ssi9uIo9uns,
pis fcl9t:
9sis ansabs it turbaus fallb. Ssnspsrs
fcn mis Gsers Q8. joornsr wurpe ourb @cup.
Sobnffon paroOnirt nod wiiTsn MIR BON ir9sno
einsm bsanabietsn Isrbrsber auf ben Der 9ss
oabts Artifsl pidIsbt Sssus babsn ftnnts.-
SO 1T nur cine bOsbafte ei9s bon irSeno elmer
aewi0snIofen Vateis3situn9 aufgsbrabt.
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fbsn, bas jsbe Bode sro6e Yarabs pdrs.
Im 9bsnb fiel Go sinisen nbt'unifornlrtsn
&fsrn elm, iib in sinsm Birtbsbauis I'm
Nebtsn ~ ltsn, ater unfev ruabfamsn Cons
ifabs parsn fbnsa tsi Der panb unb bsfor9tsn
ben Naufrn freies Quarter in ben tr'sol'3sn
Wiauren pom Mauern Npfl.,'
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morfsn unb nibt msbr gum Wcrfbein asfciiien
fsin. Die Naufer bieltsn fisb rsfpsftpou fern,
ptrIorsn 1ih in ben Stffsbofsn uno Nsbsn,
ednssn unb liessn bic Sisssr ,sben.
Dieter 1orfaa bat unter ben Dsutfhen BON
Hsu Dorf sroBs Nufrseuns psruriaebt unb ibs
rem bas essen Die &auoes unb ecafsr, (bisfs
psif unfsrer srosen Sssifdots) su folbsm @raos
ssifsissrt bas rpobl nod fblimme SOlssn bars
aus sntitsbsn f6nnsn. Die SabI Der Dsutlhsn
in yeu Vorf lit sruar sros 9enu9, um iid Hns
fsbsn ju perfbafTsn absr sssen bic sross Gns
sabI ssspsratsr &aufbolbs Wsrbsn lie bob snsn
fbwsrsn Sampf ~ bsifsbsn babsn.
Jeab fpdteren Ssribtsn i'm "9smcfratsn"
pom 9cnnsrifa9s iff bic Sabl Der @st6oteten
nibt 70 9rOs pie Oben aneeasben. 9Ran fanb
nur sinsn Scbten, absr pom Den Tsrwunbeten
finb fsitoem 2 ODER 9siforben. Die Sab! Der
OermiBten purce nbt an9sasten unb man
bsfIrbtete, oas mbrsre BARON ertrunfen ODER
fonft umsefcmmsn warsn. SIN @sfdn9nifs su
Bergen rparen SO psrionsn eeren Namen nab
su urtbeilen, tparsn Go meif 9eutfbe. Sis
,purben am 9onnsrifaas su Bergen point psrs
bort unb tuabrfbsinlib bic Mslifen oapon in
Srsibsit eefsst.
9Sis 60 bsist iit in joobOfsn uno audi in u.
Vorf bic 6TsntIibs Wsinuns fsbr ju @unifsn
Der 9sutIben uno Elm ssibifkr Abpcfat in
6cbcfsn, bat fib srbctsn, ibrs Sacbs unsnt,
9eltllb Dor oem @erldte ju psrtbeioi9en. Sis
in cobcfen tpobnsnosn 9sutitsn unb Nmsris
fansr batten Vortsbrunesn estroffsn, sinsm ans
bern In9rifs Der Gaufsr ~ bs9e9nen, Der am
poriaen Gcnntaae nusbreben lolte.
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llyer's Kirfben peetoral.-9Bir m6b'
ten bic aufmsrffamfeit unfersr asfsr auf oiefs
Wsbisn lsnfsn, NIT Der Ssfrisoisuna bic ginsr
fiiblt, Der feinen Wobltbdtsr lobt. Wit ben Bee
osnflidsn Solssn elmer @rfdItuns ssplast, bic
fb auf bic qunss ssiest bate, fanosn mir ers
lsibtsruns unb I6eiIuns in brsm @sbrau6r
unb f6nnsn unfsr 3susnis ben pisIen bsrsits sss
ssbsnsn bsfissn, gum Sswsifs ibrsr bsfonbsrn
Msifsrfbatt lbsr Sranfbsitsn. 9Dsnn man
Iitb auf cine MsoiSin, bic Dor osm Yublifum 1T,
psraisn fam, ;ur Soslluns Der qsiosn beS (oals
fec unb Der eunssn, 70 if ss 4yer's Kirfben
christian Observer.
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ie frdbsr ibr sebt. ie better. Nerbet ibr
Nero mitnebmen 2"
User 1T Nero 2"
,,Nero-mein Sesbuno-er 1T gang
tabm."
,,@obl, mir uolIen feben; Dor Naem,"
fa9te er. iib 5u ieinen eeuten penoeno,
mir miFen uns balo Su etwas entlblief=
fen. oenn mir tperoen uerbunsern, Wenn
mir lan9e bier bleiben."
[ScrtIssans felgt1
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8srbaftun9 we9sn Sanfnotsn
n.-Sn MOntsomsrp Sauntp 1T firSs
lidb Biqiam @rsssr auf bic 4nfIaas ess Sanfs
notsnfdlfbsns psrbaftst mOrbsn. 9is Verbaf'
tuns ssf6ab auf Die 4nsabs swsisr Wdisr, Die
obnIdnsit wssen Ius9sbtn fa!ibsr Santnotsn
in Nlsntaun fsifssnommen murosn, unb Die
auslastsn, bas Ge oas falfbs @slo BON sinsm
Wsanns, NamsnS JBiGliam 9u9sr, in Wont9os
msrp gauntp, ssfauft bdttsn. 9tuf bisfs gabs
rbt bin ifattsten BET Sbsrif uno Diifrifts9ns
malt bon Wontscmsrp Sauntp Dem 6rn. U.
in fsinsr qBobnun9 in YIsafantpillr Wc CT sis
ne 8ausrei sisnst einsn Ssiub ab, unb ffsus
ten Habforfbunasn nab bem Salfbminsers
Npparat an, fonntsn absr nibts fnoen als 2
alts Sbraubensprslen gum 9rudsn Der Ncten.
9as an bisfsm gtabli0smsnte 9smabts Gslo,
rpsnn itsrbaupt foIbss baielbif ooer BON ans
bern bamit in 8srbnouns ffsbsnosn esmabt
iprb NIT S33 filr oas 6unbsrt bsSablt aIfc
fir's Mabsn unb Nus9ebsn-wslhsS lsBtsrs
oas Gefabrlibsrs bss @sfbaftS iif-sinsn gang
bitfbsn Yrcft abmirft. Srs9sr War, nebif 2
ODER 3 Nnbern, fbon sinmal psrbaftet ips9en
Sdlfbunssn auf bic Montsomerp &auntp Sanf
absr bic Sabe Fam ME sur llnterfubun9.-
Nub finb mir bsribst, bas er in Serfs Sauns
tp Wsssn sinss Sdlfbunss'1HSebsns auf cine
Neabin9sr Banf psrbaftet mar, absr aus Surbt
Dor BET Gsrsbtisfsit elmer SsrfS SO. sourt fsi'
ne Wit9sbllfsn ansab, ruslbs psrbaftst uno
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some wreck in the late storm. and noticing
the address with the intention Of repay
ment some day, soldthe contents, and
with the proceeds mode my way TO New
York, where /, after my mothers death,
joined an expedition fitting out for -, in
South America. There lived until
learned, few, months since, my inno.
cence Of atscrpel deed had been made
known BY the confession of the real crimi.
nal.'' ,.sss
When he had finished recounting his
strange escape, the lawyer, rising abruptly,
caught him BY the arm, and pointing 10 the
open window. They looked and saw a
guant figure, with sunken eyes, pale che eks,
and long grey hair. in the gloom of the
evening, move silently along. ..s=
"That." said the lawyer. sis the Rev.
Mr.. H. Since the night of the criminals
'eonfession, his intelle It, never very strong,
has been complete wreck. Every even
ing he wanders to the lake. Ifstormy, no
entreaties caninduce him to seek a shelter,
but hourafler hour he PAGES the shore, as
if every moment he expected some revela.
ton from the troubled waters"
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Later from Africa.

+ DaEADFuL .SHIpwREcK AND Loss OF
LIFE.--Capta'n Brown, Of the bark Lowbar.
arrived from St. Thomas, on the western
coast Of Airi.a, informs the New York
Evening Post that, in the month Of April
last, the British brig Fngli, hman, Capt.
Harris, bound from Bristol was capsiz,d
during tornado off the island Of Fernando
po,. in the blight B EZRA, about 90 miles
from the ain land
It was reported that she had thirty per-
sons on board, II Of whom perished with
the exception Of a ma i've African, prol ably
one Of lhe crew, who was picked up three
days after the catastrophe occurred, floating
on spar Tie vessel by which this man
was rescued vas British ship from Carr
navan for Fernando-po Among the pss-
sengers lost was the Rev. g. w. Simpson
and his wife, connected with the presbyteri-
a n Board Of missions. Of New York, and
the wife Of the Captain. The names Of the
Tiers lost are not given in the occ unit Of the
informant. .s..t ~
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'Man is chameleon and doth L feed on air

Man is chameleon and doth feed on dir
Prof. Lelbeg, inslhe following dem"n.
strates this poetical assertion 10 be scien-
life truth: = T
"Science has demonstrated that man, the
being who performs all these wonders, il
formed Of condensed ar Tor sollfisd and
liquified gasses; thai he lives on c,ndens-
ed as well as uhcondensed air, and clothes
HrHIsEIT Itscuna5nsF'u ur :, zrII9tt f,ur1s
his food by means of condensed air, and,
by means Of the same agent, moves the
hea, lest weights with the velocity Of tho
wind. But the slrangest part Of the mat
ter is, that thousands Of these tabernucles
formed of condensed air. and going on two
legs, occasionally, nd on nccount Of the
production aid supply of those forms Of
condensed air which they require for cloth.
ing, or on account Of their honor ahd pow
or, destroy each Other in pitched battles by
means Of condensed air; and further, that
many believe the peculiar powers Of the
,diless conscious, thinking, and sensitive
being, housed in this ta6erncle, to be the
result simply, Of its internal structure, and
the arrangement of its particles or atoms;
while chemistry supplies the clearest proof,
that, as far as concerns this the ultimate
and most minute composition and structure,
which is beyond The reach OF our senses,
man is, to appearance, Identical with the
OK, or with the animal lowest in the scale
of creation I"
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CoLoRED POPULATION IN NEw JkRsEy.
This State has larger colored pcpula-
tion in proportion to its size and white
population than any,.s. other nf the free.
Stales; and more than hulf of all lhe Tree
eolored population in the Union are 70 be +
found in the. FIVE Middle States, New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and .
Maryland. The three adjoining STATES,
Virginin, North Carolina, and Ohio, ceu-
tain over 100000 for the other twenty -twn
States, there being comparatively yery few
free negroes in the Eastern or Western
States. s.-keso York Tribune. r.sr
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b
TRAespy IN MIssIssrpPr.-Th Woods
vile Wig, Of the lst inst, reports a terri
ble tragedy, On Friday last, as three
children were returning 10 their homes from
school, near Liberty, in Amite county, they
were overtaken by a pack of dogs in pur-
suit of runaway, negroes The dogs fell
mon them, and before a sistance could be
rendered killed and nearly deronred erery
one Of them. The father Of the child'en,
hearing their screams and the barking q
the dogs, ran cut with his gun and succeed.
ed in Killing two Of them. At this time th'
owner OF the dogs rode up and threatened
to shoot the father if he shot any more
the gs. The distressed father re-loade'
his gun and deliberately shot the owner 6
the dogs through the heart, after which b
| gave himself up, was tried and discharge