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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-24
Aione As7ows, April s,h 1852.


CsxrLrNrN-Ysur letter Of the first
inst. w'as handed to tHe at the moment
OF my leaving for this place: and an
answer has been thus unaroidably de-
layed.
Gentlemen, have read your letter,
approving of my past services; ex-
pressing desire Tor their continuance,
and declaring your warm personal re-
gard, with deep scnsibility. As it has
always been my cndeavor 10 acquire
III, learning proper Tor the Office, and
TO discharge with diligence and upright
ness, your appreciation and request are
particularly grateful, as showing thai
this endeavor has not been, in your o.
pinion, in vain. such has been ting
case, l owe it 10 truth and gratitude 70
declare, how greatly ii is owing 10 The
aid OF nm intelligent Bar; and how much
the labors Of the office have been guided,
lesssned, and relieved, alike by their
learning, their friendly regard and uni
form courtesy, kindness and candor.
Gentlemen, willingly accede 10 your
request. / have desired to become a
candidate for the Office. Quilting o
good practice, and appointed to The Of
fee, during good behaviour and reason
nbly counting, a, the time, on The con-
tinuance Of this tenure, it is natural,
VIXEN the people have resumed oil their
original power, and recalled the office,
with its tenure, and are abou! again 10
conIer it, that I should desire to submit
Try past conduetio their candid Judge
n,en., and TO ask their trust and conf
dsnlc Tor the future. .e a.. ~
Having so long quilted The exercises
and habits of The Bar, and Tor 50 many
wears given all my time 10 The duties Of
The office, j, is 10 be expected, though
rqinially sensible 10 the great anxIc''r;
and labors Of the Bench, that ! should
rrefar continuing IL my present sltua'
ion, to returning TO The Bar at later
.cr;pd Of lifr, with means Of supporting
large family comparatively lessen
ed. fra.gt..a 1.a.a
] chpcrlully leave myself in The
hand. Of the electors; content with
whatever disposition they shall make
ny to myself bplirving that wtom:oev-
,hrynuyclocsc,th ey!will seek only TO
ADVANCE The interests oil public justice,
~ which the lives, fortunes, and char
,t,rs IL all may be SO deeply interested,
ny selecting for the office some one oi
suitable character, diligence and learn
ing .##a#
Repeating gentlemen, my most CRATE
fu. acknowledgements for the very.
kind and friendly sentiments expressed
Tor nr,
j ain, %ilhtIIr grcatesI respect,
H yun iricnd and servant,
~ JOSEPH l.. FRY,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-24
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.

Within the last three or four weeks
we have entered the names OF more
new subscribers TO the MIRROR, than
during any period Of the same length
since tho commencement Of the paper
This has doubtless been owing,
!. To the active exertions OF kind
friends, by whom our un'iring labors
to furnish good paper arc duly aP-
preciated. They have our most hear
ty thanks.
2. To the making up of the public
mind in relation to the important G.
lection soon to take place, and to the
increasing interest felt in the affairs
of government consequent upon the
adoption ofthc new Constitution and
8. To the determination adopted by
some, at least, to avoid the dangers OF
the borrowing system. One OF the
many thinking men whose names have
recently been added to our list, was
not slow to avow this fact. He had
read, in a borroped paper, of tho sad
fate of a man who lost his life in con-
sequence Of overheating himself while
trying to over'ake paper that he had
borrowed, and which the wind was
rapidly driving beyond his reach :
Our friend took warning, as sensible
man would-resolyed nercr TO borror
another paper, and hastencd to town
to hand over his name with the need
full, and have paper of his own
How much better such a man sleeps
O. nights, and how much more like
trcemen they feel who read their ou@
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-24

say observation, that an orsanlIal!on
of some kind is indispensable to all
associations of men, from the Church
down to the veriest "hocos-pocos
club" you can think oft and the expe-
rience not only oftho Wings in some
places, but Of the Democrats in the
nnishboring county of Greene, shows
thai it answers the purpose to admi-
ration, and never fails and although
tho Wings are the first to'reprobate
this proceeding when used by tho
Democrats, land oiee rersa) yet they
not only often call it into rcquisition,,
but find it to answer the end desired,
which is proven by their nomination
for President, and other officers OF the
government, .,.--....- :.
These proceedings of policy and
interest are somewhat commendable
in any party who are honest in the be-
lief Of the justice of their principles !;
but for one to open a battery of abuse
against the only means which can en-
sure the success ofhis party, as Fair.
play has done, thus giving "atd and
eomf6rt" to his opponents, deserves to
be ranked with them till evidence is
received to the contrary. The vote Of
the primary election will he a whole
some rebuke to this prodigy of pre-
sumption, and establish beyond cavil
to the most skeptical that the Demo-
Gratis mean to sustain these meetings.
This babbler, this sower ofstrife
and creator of dissatisfaction is doubt
less some disappointed aspirant for Of.
flee, who, painting for notoriety, like a
lizard in the sun, is likely to be cork
ed off the track or has a relation to
he served in like manner, and thus
seeks to wreak his vengeance on the
party. The idea of few saying who
shall be the officers Of the county,
whether the people will or not is all
CANNON. ....
The object is only to get party en-
preston in favor of a sufficient mum.
Der of the candidates, and let the 9TH
ers retire; and as in all public meet
ings when due notice is given, if a
part fail to attend from the force OF
circumstances, and those present tran
sact the business, it is no objection to
the proceedings, provided the object
be accomplished; it is then only a
manly submission to a previous ar
rangement, to abide the decision.
1t must, however, be confessed ra-
Their amusing to behold the scramble
for the "loayes and fishes" of the
county, and the various claims and
nretensions for office border somewhat
on the marvellous, and resemble the
cxaggerations of romance; but it is
confidently expected that all concern
ed will yield assent to the result ofthe
primary election, and support the
nominees.
In conclusion, Mr.. Editor, I hope
you will pardon the freedom of these
remarks, and be assured there is no
unkind feeling to "Fair-play," or
either of the parties intended; on'the
contrary tho best wishes for all COLI
cerned. 4.
B1acksrine, Va, 18th April.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-24
For tie Mirror.

Mr.. Editor-These remarks occur.
ed in consequence Of observing in the
Mirror of the 10th, an ofusion of one
signed "Fair.play," in which he ex-
presses holy horror, not only for or
CARNATIONS in general, but Primary
Elections" in particular; anticipating
with fearful prophecy that we shall at
no distant period be compelled to bid
adieu to freedom on account Of these
same primary elections, Or
1t is somewhat amusing to observe
the stupidity ofthe writer, evinced by
this effort. After exhibiting perfect
TRADE Of abuse andvituperation against
this "mustering ofrelations," "kingly
power" &C., us he is pleased to style
It, winds up with tho kindly adlnoni-
lion to his Frllow-D Democrats to put
down primary meetings, or "ourparty
will go To sticks" ~,
This is what would have been cx-
pcc,ed from no-party man, or one of
the opposite party; but coming from
one making tho above pretensions is
no less strange than true :-.exhorting
candidates "not to be corked Oft the
trmk"-"if he was candidate he
would he Independent, &C., thus la
Iroring with ueiarious designs to scat
Ter aiscord and tiisunion and disrup.
,uro the party to which he vainly pro-
claims allegiance. =,
], is notorious to any one guilty OF
tic least bit Of common sense, not TO
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-24

D High water in the streams, and
bridges swept away, have occasioned
great irrcgulurity in the Mails. They
should arrive here and depart daily,
according to contract-instead Of this
they have reached us, during the last
two or three weeks, semi-occosiona'ly.
1t is a mooted question here, which
we should like TO refer to tho P. NJ.
General for decision When a con-
tractor agrees to carry the mail sin
coaches" and the roatc cannot be
travelled except on horseback, is the
contractor justiauhlc in Withholding
the Mail altogether
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-24
'"nrr;#G, Apri! Isl, I512.


IN ttEftH iys ! KY
.onurc,.tas VIZ are BY our prorts-
,,,,'i ,,rs,,,, with linz administration
,.i,,,,. !, rn,,l hardly n. otherwise.
49, ,,,t $50 shc,II iokc nr,rr than
= r,unnn ;r,.rrs in ,,,4 onnroacliro
r,rc,inn oI ,Iu,,ys for This jsr!iciaI cir.
cmit ~
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''. r,.,. ~ 49,, 49, w., ,s'i'' .o,, hit
nayrr ,a;ls hos nroyed 10 rt Tho, vS,,
p3s,.s; the requisite qualifications far
I'm; otiice in an e,ninen, degree. The
mas, has nrovnd thu, vour lr,al attain.
ments ar. extensive and Of The frs, or
der; and tina, in the discharge OF your
duties on the Bench, you have accurate
y and truly eSp0undsd the law, faith
faiIy and impartially administered JUS
,ice and promptly tri,7I The causes; and
that IN you. hands, in the langHge Of
Magma Charta, the law is neither sold
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-24
CoMMuSIcATEB.

Mr.. Editor,-ll is time we were
making a stir about candidates for the
important office of J ustice ofthe Peace,
SO as to bring out our best men at
the proper time, and elect them too.
l would respectfully recommend Lee
Roy Kramer and augustus Raymond
as gentlemen well qualified, in every
respect, for that office. A FARMER.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-24

.z,.f:ssas = :':7:' q
THE MIRROR.
i" Praise wherc ne can, and tr"&'Fr
,vherC arc must"
MeRGANT 0W N, Va
saturday...ApfiI 81, 1882.
EASTERN AGENCY.

rrMr. C. PIERCE, No. 40, suu!l, Third st., !;
10 onr Of our mos, oblig'"g ana
attentive Agents.
Z. w. CARR, Third STREET, opposite ii,e =, hs,
change, Philadelphia, is also our Agent 'oF mat
WM. THOMPSON, Mt the Newspaper Agency
& = corner of Baltimore and Calvert s'feet'
i, our Agent for Baltimore
OTHER AGENTS.
y. NJ. ANVIL, Ncstorvillo, barbour co.., Va
J. CALDWELL, P. NJ Kingwood, Preston
county, Va.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-24
~ The West Chester Pa. Req

~ The West Chester Pa. Reg y.
ter and Examiner furnishes a graph
sketch of the moving scenes d q
pecuniary transactions Of the wcHlt
and populous county of Chester
enacted in the County Town on
first of April. Many Of these seen
are common to all smart. thrIyid
towns, but the amount Of Bank bui
ness done there is something pccn!id
to the place, as may be inferred fro
the following paragraph =
Being the fiscal agcn, Of the CRED
borrowing and lending interest oftli
coun,y,--of the capitalist, the farmc1
the mechanic, the manufacturer, and
the ar,izan,-the First of April
transactions are very great. An idc'
may be formed of the large amount
loaned by our capitalists, when wf
state, from good authority that tli'
receipts at the Bank on the first o
April alone, were over quarter of ;
million of dollars, and the payment
nearly as great. While the receipt
of the whole of last week were Owe
three quarters of u million of dollars
principally from oncylendcrs, almos
all Of which was paid out again o.
their checks, to their borrowers, tn
bank being merely the receiving ant
lEshnrsinn nnent Of the nnrfins. no
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-24
A Discovery.

A gentleman who has boon SON
in public life, and who has lately
tired after doing the state some scru
writes as follows a
my briefpubIic life was comm On
ed for a specific object. aud hay N
succeeded, am now quite willins
surrender my honors to others II
covet them more than do, as l ID 4
think aay Of US could long c0Dtiaa
gentleman and a politician attic
time" These are oar sentiments b
actly. The same gentleman has gin
evidence of his sincerity, and Of
depth of his conviction of the lr'
whercofhc aflirms, by declining Il
in the U. S. Senate.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-24
u, The Grare Of Ms. S. B. Jadson

y The Grdre@Afrs. s. 6ds0n,
ut St. Helena, is about to be protect.
cd by an iron railing, which has been
kindly rendered by Mr.. John B. Wick
ersham, OF New York, nm extensive
manufacturer of the article. Tho lib.
crality of the act is enhanced by tho
fact that Mr.. w. is not q member Of
the Baptist Church.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-24

The population OF the world is esti
mated al nine hundred and sixty mil
lions,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-24
TIE Judiciary.

..,.><~,N~~~~~.D<> ',.N'>"'''''
~ The following Correspondence
is copied from the W'ae,'iHs Ga@cstr
u: tie l7:h Inst:
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-24

70 We intended to furnish, this
week tho legal forms for the transfer
of BoaaiyJ,and IKarroats,,l but they
are crowded out. Look for them in
our next. .a..s .-, rs-g '.1 q
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-24

I.inSeed Oil, (Snperior,) For Sale.
Ut the Drug and Tobacco Store OF
April q. II. II. CARR&CQ.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-24

The Bank of England is now dividing
8 per cent dividends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
c.r,,ucnfaI Baurscs.

- g.. .,lst AZ PARIS during the past week has been
Inc Sa ,ithout much change in prices There was,
IN improved business transacted yesterday Thurs,
d the va. soG no %s4 IN
Sfoch. - A..u ,-.-. li,,lo hr,;,a., transact.
.es were ABOUT the came az last week Exchange
,n iondon 25S7t Rates Of Discount from to T cent
AZ BRUssELs had been transacted TO on average
"an, ~ nyeyious prlces Exchange London. 25S5.
A. AmsTrPoaM the dealing, had been moderate and the
snsriet heavy Exchange on London ll57
From VlESSA learn that the market for the Nsuona
SaeL. of Austria had been generally hrmer, In some IN
stance, with taipg Improvement upon those OF last week
Exchange on Lonoon ll.5I.
12oI6l2O4; Rate Of Discount, Il T. cent 49,,
a, Rrs is business had dull but prices are slightly
bRher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
Liverpool Provision Market.


We have asan had quiet week for Beer prices remain
before hut the ordinary holders less firm in
their demands There feature in PORK and the
stock is vey Hight Bacon has heen in active demand and
holders have leen enabled advance Of ~
and the market wears upward aspect. 4 supply
OF LARD having arrived, the rrice has receded 0GOl
y cwt, and the refneTs hold bak, finding the con.
sumption injured by the high prices lately paid GREASE
BUTTER is lower la2i T. cwt TIE demand Tor TALLow
has improved and within the past day two advance OF
06 r. cwt hiss been established. Quotations: BEEF -Uni-
ted STATES Prime Mess Old, 85l0lo5 ll5 G3Oi;
binary, OLD. 10 08O; new "5 0l"; india 100 0l5oi
India Mes I25 Ul40i. PoRK-EaseIn Prime Mesa 8j ID
sOj BscoN-Essern a. isl Western AZ $50; Shout
ders 90 q So LARD-Fine, 5S 49, GOOD 57Ga5S or
binary to middlipg, 3S Az infsrior, 70 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
IiyerpooI Germ Market.

The weather has continued reuey favorable for matur
ing the Grain which he market still 70 rule
quiet. Choice qualities Of Wheat h4ve, however been in
fair request at previous bat interior qualities fsnsin
at prices smfst nominal United States aod Canadian
FLOUR, best brands have been in moderate inquiry at
former prices but heated, OF which there considerable
quantity oering is slow Of sae irregular rates INDIAN
CORN, the spo dull OF sale aud unaltered In value
but number Of arrive have found buyers. The
ruInoIs Of Poatoe blight had eeet upon the market
Mess5s Robert Mskins sons quotation. WHEAT,
GU. S. mi,ed ana red 5665s; white, 5l0G6il;
Canadian mixed End red, 5505lS: white 5i805Ile,
FLOUR, Western Canal, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
10 dlsl6; Ohio ard NewOrlecns, 20 G2Ois; INDIAN
CORN yellow 81 ISIS white 23 3123.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
Liverpool Cotton Market.

good demand has prevailed during the past three days
18th 3th inclusive prices exhibit advance since
the sailing Of the Pacific Sales Of past three days nave
been AZ coo bales iDcls ding 1000 speculation aud 80 for
export The stock on hspd Friday, amounted to 6S3 8
bales Of hch 52l 3 American; against 7+3 51867o
American) same period last yesr. The COmmittes Of
Brokers quotations are for COTToS-Oreans SD Mo-
bes 3D. and Bowed. Cd h 10 TOTAL sales Of the past week
ll4750 bales Of which the trade has taken b so bales
speculsorS have taken IS eco American 800 Perna
10 Bahia l0 Fay psn, and 1850 Sufat; aud exporters
1000 American 800 Pernsmbueo 40 Maranbsm, and 40
Sufat. Market closed steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
state nj Trade.

10 the FN6IsH manufacturing districts business continued
toersbly sove and the rise in the price Of Cotton has been
followed by some advance IN goods snc Yarns.
Busues in PARIS continues dull ing 10 he dead season
Some manufacturers however, engaged IN fulfilling or
o.. To- he pited States The necial negotiations az
pes,nt pendipc between France and Belgium and which
are much retarded by the uncertainty with respect to the
new helgan Ministry had visible effect In checkng
Transaction In tire neehbonng departments In the South
The SILK crop is most abundant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
E,.,,sb Money Market.

-, e., on Friday a. 100 dlo0I Tor money,
Conso closed , non aISol 81 cents o 9oN. Bauk
STOCK n.ss Gp; s s.'iS 60 '' SSH oaas ~S SS
past week Tor money Ls nnS ishea this evsning Stur
says the ssnm a increase precious metals in the Bank of
Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
Gfnclr of Rulliou,

She average stock Of bullion held by the Bank OF England
IN boh senartments during the month ended the l0h Of
Juv was S2 $40 1884, being increase OF 81 l42N9 as
compsred with the previous month"; aud an increase OF
~ ia ito when compared with the period last year.
% sock of spece held by the Scotch and Irish Banks dur
5ns HE month OF July. &23U7 being increase OF
5t6o1 over the previous return and &672l compared
with the corresponding period Of last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

u Two sharks, one measuring 10 feet
Inches aud the other 10 inches. were hooked
Oh the long wharf at New Haven Saturday aiier-
noon The joint weight of these monsters was 400 lbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

There is little variation Dead weight TO New fol.
maintains its rate though rather less sbundant the last cay
x~.ieh' Il GO; Baltimore. u 6Gl76i New'OT!eans
7Ibd2li.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
CITY ITEMS.

pANGx or THE rHERMomgTEs az
4 ;. DslGtCu-s Cformerly Lynch Cark'l 25la H1Rn.
1882, SAN Noon Sp II. r. X.
Aug. l3.........b3 ~ 10 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

Broadway Tlrq'sr-Prof And-r,on's Magical F~ats
Cast. Garlsu-Fen,h Ogea Company AMI Rou---t Family
NibIo,e and Charity. Frcuch aud spanish Dancers, e.
ssrurm'. sussum-Wii;e's Ssrersters. Dau,inE, g.
sattl-r As. Mirror DAY and Evennf
Boboksn-Otto Cottage Cor. er,. lAfsrpo0p.J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

TnE GREAT BoRER.--A dispatch from
the foot Of the Boosac Mountain sstes that the great
borne machine WAS at work on the s and hsd cut into
s rock Ayes e at the rate Of sresig fneas fls hoI
All sapgune Of i,s complete succsss 10 has thus lar
exceeded the expectations OF the builders oosI jour-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
Londou Markers.

july So SUGARWest India rather cheaper; sales zoe
casks making for the week 75q; RehOed, very quiet
Grocery Lump, 70 car 6; in Foreign, httle passing Yell
Tow Havana. 20 as. CoFFEE-Nery quiet bat not
lower; native Ceylon, g az; TEA-lu fair demand !;
common sound CongoU Sd.d8id TALLow-lnquiry rather
brisk. at SO a So on the spot
At the Corn market Friday, the show Of English
Wheat " scanty bat there is disposition operate,
and effect retail sales reduction necessary For
eien is almost unstable BARLEY and BIZ ANs-Du At the
late decline BEANs and PEAS alteration For-
elm FLOUR the lower Arrivals-FOrega WHEAT,
rs 22p ars.. BARLEY, lL6lO; OATS 81, $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
THIRD DAY....ArrRRxoox SESSION.

lHlLD IA Al TENDON SESSION.
Al 3 O'Clock the Convention rc:s,embled.
Dr. sEAFS. Of Boston presiding.
Mr. BATES OF Boston. was introduced.
and Proceeded with paper "Dr. Tnpmss Arnold
as Model Teacher He gave a brief sketch OF the
life Of the greatteacher Of Rugby and then entered into
lengthy and minute examination of bis system OF
school discipline We presu the ss5ject both Of
DR.. Arnolas lie and lAbors, Is too well known TO
teachers generally ~ need any repetition OF this portion
of TIE lecture from He concluded by stating he had
endeAvored 10 draw portraure of the chsracte aa
eminent ard successful teacher. In doing, he had
spoken Of bis qualifications teacher; Of his prnc
pies and methods OF instruction, and Of bis principles
and methods Of oisci pine DR.. Arnold was truly mod
ell teacher Christian, scholar gentleman man Of
nc mind of cultivation and refinement sincere 10
every purpose Of bis hesrt enthusiastic and devoted %
bis preesiob practical in al MS educato al plans and
enineDuy sstul 10 impartfDg knowledge. U0der-
sisnoirg thoroughly the secre, springs Of human
uop be soverned controlled aud Influenced mnd
with skil ana success II. wonderfully Impress
ed both teachers and pupils with the realty OF the
gItai object Of lite he constantly, by ample aud oy
precfpt carried cOby,iiOn 70 every miad with which
be came IN contact that action and usefulness were the
great purposes Of being He esempied In all he did,
principle and thoUghtfupess tue gre%,
spd distnl usbing marks oet~een good and evil. lie
welcec, At all times and under all circumstances,
moral power and maintained and ever exhibited a
force Of Character desrmir alton 20 carry OUT prn
cipies eonsecTaron 20 bis work. com Jee abandon.
ment OF self IN the discharge of duty, which
every one OF the upnghness and purify Of bis nten
lions In the life and character OF DR.. Arnold We
find . remarkable instance Of the union OF
dignity end simplicity The meekness srtiessness and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
LATEST EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.

The hotel of the Minister OF the Int
nor ct Paris had narrow escape from oeing burned
,s the ground on "Wednesday night Owing MS ssid'
10 negligence the part OF one OF the female sleno
ante lighted candle was len near the curtains OF tne
bedcbamber Of Madame de Persgny The casmoer
itself was nearly destroyed as also saloon contiguous
toh.
The eO,6ee de marriage of the lady entirely con-
sumed. After some efforts the nre was got under
Neither the Minister Of the Interior nor de
siepy was At home Some of the other Ministers who
beard Of the fact fastened to the place and took the
necessary precautions for the safety OF tue noIei NO
further in Jury was done than that mentioned q,
The Spanish Cortes had been proroSued
all 9th August
The French elections will be favorable
10 the Government csnoidaies In fact with the local
authority wsichfu and 50 stringent could scarcely
be otherwise