The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-04-22

IN an - ,@sTntAS1 ,. fAcR,-Genaral SAMUEL
ston' IN a late speech, is said to bs-. de-,
fact not generally known, and wbioI 'a''d
portance to the families of sold;o~- IL
murdered by order of Santa Ammo Sh0 Va,
1886. 1t is that the Legislature os . no o04's
eral years ago. passed an act giyipo = '''.
OF kin OF each soldier who fell in tbs, r.er 4y In
1000 acres of land, to be located = 'aasS
unappropriated lands belonging to tbe y L
A SINGULAR TEsTIMox1A1.-We I..~
correspondent, that 10000 squars ,.a. ''as
in the Washington Cemetery, ne., ". VI ~
city, have been decided to trustee. g.. iat
ton of monument, $50 feet high, ,a u ."
Clay, the cost of which is to be rs;soa hsa1
scrptions, from twenty-five cents to "a
from the ladies of the United State, T' u'-r
singular mode of testifying the resnso,
itude ofthe donors. however large NAV = s~
measure of their admiration. To Il
monumental honOrs have rather too ~ @a
q character to be contemplated with So.
or delight. "'saa
BSThe Spirit Of tn. Tine. saws -
Jeet Of racing time:-''No horse eyer - '1''
within minute, although it has been ,Il.-'-I'
the Flying Dutchman- Such feat :, -
bic, for 1t would require to have r. f'N
stride Of ninety feet, and perform if one. .~-
second. The best time ever made x,s
mile race, by Fashion. The time
utes and 385 seconds.
BgA-ln recent ride TO Peoria. x, 5;,.,,
the following literary plscard upon g.t. ,o,,
''fOr Sail Too story Hows And br, III, a..
expeI to Go To californny."
We had the curiosity to inquire, and .,-.,
that the intelligent ''Oner" vasnot. .Dbs..z
to any paper.-Galesburg News Letter.
PADDY MILEs.-Two Irish foot Pats 49,,
on the National ROsd, saw mile ston. -
read '2O6 miles from Cumberland. Afts, a.
Phering the letters, one says to the Otb.,,
Thread lightly, Mike; that's an suld f.r,,
2O6 years suld, and his name is Mile, =.
Cumberland"
S~A Correspondent OF the Norristoyp H,.
aid tells story Of an tntelEiyent membe, ss,
House of Representatives from Berks ,or..-
who few years ago, on one Of the ofBc,, :,
the House, placing on his desk q coupls o,, ,i.,,
of scaling wax, turned to his next peigbb,, -,
inquired, 'if they gave them mint-.tick, ,,,,,
day."
SS Queen Victoria, at her last Ieres. var,
white silk train, brocsded with silver. aDd TIN
med with silver blonde and pink satin rib,,i,
The Petucoat was of white satin and tulle TIN
med with pink satin ribands and silver, and II,
hesd-dress Was formed of diamonds with
green wreath.
atAMAcREADY's OPINION OF THE SrAdE-Ap
exchange paper vouches for the truth of the Sl.
lowing statement:
Mr.. Macready, the eminent tragedian, norr.
sides at Sherborne, in the bosom Of . most inte,
esting family of twelve children. Among man,
excellent rules for the government of bi.fsmil,
is one, from which, it is said, he has never dsr.
ated. Itis, that no one of his children sb.u,l
ever, on any pretence, enter theatre, or b,,,
any visiting connection with actors or sctre,,u
aa1 The southern Ohio and Indiana usps,,
report that most of the fruit-cherries, pesehu
apples, and pears, which had escaped the ,I.
treme cold of the past winter has been destroy.
ed by the late frosts The BrookvilIe ia Az
vertiser says the loss is incalculable, and Ii,
present impression is that $500, 900, or 6ftssl
years Of constant hor ,icultural application VI.
not bring back our orchards to what they yss
last summer
se% Trunks are now manufacturedin IN EnglIn!
IN such shape as TO be small or large AZ he
pleasure Of the traveller, and the quantity Of ~
tlcles he may wish to carry with him. Tbspan-
ciple is very simple. The trunk is Of two indt
pendent parts, without hinges one sliding over
the other, and fastened with straps and pad
locks. OF course its size will depend entirely O.
the quantity it contains.
BaS BALTIMORE, April 15.-The Nsu Orleans
mail came through this morning 1 see by The
Picayune that suit has been brought at New
Orleans, by Bishop Kenrick, late of PhiadsI-
phia, and now Archbishop st Baltimore, for The
heirs of Mrs. Campbell, late ofGermsntOUn, Pa
md the heirs of the late Mrs Caroline CLARK
wife OF John Barnes, of Philadelphis, to recover
he immense estate of Daniel Clark, deceased
ately claimed by Mrs. Myra Clark, the xido'
4 Gen. Gaines. Several other similar suits sf'
icing brought by different heirs, which will lssa