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TINE PROPRIETOR Or THE IRVING
il HOTEL would respectfully remind the pub
lie that during the repairs Of Wizards Hotel, he
offers scrommodat tons to those who have business
in tic upper part of thecity; or who like airy and
com forta6le apartments. -
Iune lS--t DANIEL u FRENCh.
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I09 Nassau street, Nav York.
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paper Agents. Sc, cnrlo5ing cash remittance
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The WEATHER wac not warm yesterday by
about thirteen degrees it was the day before,
the rain of Thursday night having, to that extent,
cooled the temperature Another fall of an equal
number of degrees would not be unpleasant
The CRIMINAL CoURr not in session yester-
day, it having on Thursday adjourned until this
morning.
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TO DRUGGISTS. APO rHEc HIEs,
PEI tuners. COnf.ctfoners, Patent Medicine
Factors. and Dealers iIs Toilet Adfancy
Articles.
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Fatal Steamboat Accidsnt-FYue Lires Lost.
BUFFALO, June 24.-The steam propeller Chal-
euge, from Chicago, exploded her boiler on
Wednesday, near Mackinaw, killing five and
others. The Challenge was on her first
trip.
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lie OLUTIONARY BOUNTY LAND
IL SCRIPT, bought and sold by
PETER A. KELLER,
18th street. opposite Treasury.
June 23-3taw2w
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HoRTICULTURAL.-Ths first exhibition OF tn
Horticultural Association will be held this morn
ing at the hail over d. Ciagett's carpet store, OF
the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Mint
street.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY AT
WASHINGTON. ID, G

June 4-d&triw6m* Washington.
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From the New York Herald, Aprill7.l
CORWINISM AND GALPHINISM

There is always dlnger 10 giving q
loose rein and a free hand 10 thoss
corrWp,iOns Of huckslering any jobbiay,
and The farming out Of fat contracts,
which, from time irnmemorial, have borne
so heavily upon the tax paying people OF
other countries. We are graiiffed, there.
fore, to learn That the Galpbin system Of
awarding private claims, and The system
of letting lighthouse contracts, and in
purchasing up the stocks Of ,ie govern
ment is behalf Of the government,
through private agsncies--pocketing a
fortune in single operation 10 be
stopped. This is good; and If the re-
por, be trne lha, certain California con-
iracts respecting the custom house, &C.,
have oil been aanulled, and will be re-
opened Cor competition, under such regu-
la,ions that no mon ~ can be made ou, Of
then, by the contract brokers aud their
agents. They will be hailed by ihr
country as the beginning Of retrench.
meni aud reform. aaIsaar &
What contributed 10 bring into public
coniemp, The administration OF Martin
Van Buren? The reckless extravaganza
Of the Flor da war, and the socking lis,
Of official defalcaiions, for which he was
justly accounted responsible. What was
iithat made the fair and honest admins
is'ration of John Tyler Thing Of public
derision? The open attempt TO bnild
upa party upon the basis Of The govern
men, patronage. What hurried Gen
Taylor 10 his grave, and hurled his cabin
e, from power2 Il was Galpbinism,
ChickRsow, Florida, and Mexican claims.
Mr.. Fillmore has bequeaihed to his sue
cessoT warning to beware of loose,
and free aud easyad disbursement Of the
public monies, public jobs, and public
contracts, through the personal or party
favoriies Of government officials, a. The
public expense. ais
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TIE I.oNeEsT TySNEL IN TIE WORLD
-.The New York Tribune refers 10 DR.,
Derby's argument before the Tunrei
COMMITTEES, and says: .{a'
ave are surprised that Mr.. Derby, in
his speech, made no reference 10 the
long tunnel which the lille kingdom Of
Saxony--a fifth less in extent than
Massachusetts though with hal a million
plore populalion--has been for many
years, 10 drain the mines at Meissen.
Tie tunnel was in rapid progress foI
mur years since, aud mus. by this time
be nearly If not quite completed. II
begins a,Meisscn, on the Elbe, and ends
4, Ereibcrgh--a distance OF tlDenty>four
English miles,! go far as we know, this
is The longest tunnel in the world"
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FLuNKEyrsm in New York Finn.
,kcyism is spreading alarmlngly in New
Ymk. Gn up Broadway, any lime during
the d,y, between eleven and fanr, aud i
might be lancied, from the number OF
arls,ocraiic equipages rolling plst. with
.liyered coachmen holding The ribbons,
ond ,asselled and silver-laced foot-men
endeavoring TO maintain their footing
behind, that you had been transported 10
Regent street, or else that New York
had suffered an eruption Of tie wealthy
prrvenus &c London. II fact, handsome
iiveries, gold lace, aud splendid eqnipages
ars nov the rage Of the upper ten of
New York. Flunkeyism has been trans
planted 10 the metropolisof this demos
cratic land, and from the evidence before
our eyes, we should say i has fouhd a
most congenial soil.-N. Y Herald.
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Sr PATRICK. Thomas MDore, in bis
History of Ireland, informs us that ST..
Patrick was born al Bnuogne in Frace in
,3S7, arrived in Ireland in 40S. vas sold
as a slave and served as a shepherd 10
Antrim Z years, returned 10 the conii-
men, 90 years, re.appuated in Ireland as
chris,ian bishop aSs, aad afi, converts
ing many 10 ihe religina of Jesus, died at
76. and was buried al Dpwnpatrick. -
Some have asserted that he was born in
|Sca,iand, and this arises from the fact
that the ,r,ie. old irish, and the highland
Scotch, are one pegples having common
origin. The Gmlic. Of Erse, Of the
|Sco,,ish High!ahds, and the Irish Ian
puaqe, are one. haes often heard my
mother, who never was in Ireland, con-
versing finenily with irish people in
Canada, in the language Of Ossian and
F,ngal. The two CO ,ntries were in
sight OF each other, and who can tell
with certsiniy in l642, on which side ol
narrow channel, the highway ofa race
inhab,ipg bnih sides Of il, the msny re-
markablc men we're barn, whom both
nations claim2 81. Pauick's death nnd
denomination we're IN the l7th March, in
465.--M Mackensie's Message. l.
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Experimentation. Horace
Mann, IN lsciufe ON England says:--
sCrime has Increased since 1905 some
thing like 700 per cent, while the pnpu-
Iaiinn bad increased 65 PET cent. Inilre-
land, during that time, crime had in
creased 500, and in Scotland $500 per
cent! But nothing perhaps so much
tended 10 perpetua,e the social domorai-
za,ion Of the working classes Of England
as the absence Of a popular system oi
education for the education Of the
masses was ever most sirsnuously ops
posed BY the arisincraiic and the manu>
iac,urinp Interest," gsa-
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lion. N. p. Tallmadge, we are IL
formed,--on his nwn auihority,-has
gone over to The Sliril Rappers. His
confession appears over his own sign
manual, in The National intelligence Ger q
Wednesday, Mr.. Tallmadse tells us hts he
has been "experimeu,lng,'' and the re-,
sull is, he has no. only heard the "raps,'
but has actually received 'scommunlca-
iions'' from the land Of spiriis-among
the rest, from John G. Calhoun. Henry
Clay and Daniel Webster, his old asso'
ciates in the United States Senate.
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From swans Elevator.
INTOLERANCE.

With al the freedom we eujoy, there
siilI exists no small portion Of ilioler-
ance, even in our own country. Tins
is indeed evidently wearing il away.--
Men and women are no longer scourged
and tortured for opinions sake. The
rack and the auto da fe, are no longer
instruments Of The priesthood. Men
'now.asdays, in most countries, are not
Imprisoned, or bqnished, or executed, for
moderately expressing their opinions Of
H.. A.
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CAEAnITIns.-As Norwslk, Connect.
cut, on tho 9Th uli., by carelessnsss u
the engineer, ihscan we're precipiis'ed
into the r.var and fny lives lost. IA few
days before collision Of cars took place
on the Michigan Central Railroad, and
an awful loss OF life was the conse>
quence. Boii arO rsfssble 70 the care
lessness Of the engineers, conductors,
and railroad companies. We trust the
frequency Of these terrible calami.ies
viii by and bye cause laws 10 be made
which will make railroad corporations
less Indifferent to the sacrifice Of human
life. siar m tii q aisfk
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A company OF heavy capitalists has
been formed TO construct a'railrcad from
Toledo, in this State, TO 81. Louis. A
contract has been made 10 have the
whole road finished and stocked BY the
first oil May, 1850. s. Journal. /"
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Aslal cala.lmily Terrible Lo.. j 1iss

- D''-~-s-~~-6 '-E'.--i = ----'l
!,UFFAL,, May l3.- Between five aud
SIX o'clock this evening, The walls Of a
granite building, 1862 Main street, form,
eily occupied by Robinson & Co., and R
Codd, bankers, fell in and buried S pr
90 workmen under lie ruins. The prop
erty had recently been purchased BY w.
D. GIenny, and was being fptitied and
repaired by him Tor the purpose Of opens
ing crocksry store. The lower story
of The rear wall had been removed sol
the purpose Of putting in glass wall
in the place Of brick; but owing to some
defect in staying up The wall above, the
whole fell in with a tremendous crash,
and buried 5enesih,he rubbish necrly all
who were engaged in the repairs. The
loss Of life is awful, though unable IA
state the extent. Some three OF four
wnrkmen have been g", ont swfully
nlangied. bu. still alive; whether they
will survive is considered doubtful.
Since The above, some two Of three
more have been got out, and still live,
though one Of .hem was 10 very bad
condition.
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other adheses 10 w1csted rights, q pFcts.
able abases, 10 existing privileges, e
rscred ltom interference. even though
they wrong ihe masses. tits The man,
"a. Gsd's image, 10 Sonfic. with the AZ
mighty dollar, and such il must ever be
ill equal education and equal laws edu-
cate and prepare mDre real equality
smong men than now exists. Il is useless
to sny that we ought not to seek to array
classcs against ench other. Power every
where haa a tendency 10 steal from the
many to the few. and unless checked BY
nccssan, struggle against this tendency,
on the part Of the real Democrats, snch
ia the sslfshness and indifference to q
common interes. among perhaps even a
majority, that the bes, government on
earth nigh, become IN time wholly
pros,iiu,ed to the worst Of purposes -
History proves ,ha. tho forms of liberty
can survive long after all that i real in
freedom has been eaten oDI Of q system
Of govsrnment.
Parties, essnrs. conssrding parties,
are real blessing in republic. They
keep alive the sentiment Of liberty, and
the discussion Of its principles; while
nothing is 80 dangerous AZ thar discased
slaie Of siagna,ion 10 which tho elements
of strife in parties become so commlngled
that there 10 nothing sufficiently active IN
either, TO stir 10 sgita,ion. There is no
life but ia, activity, no political security
but in continual progress and improves
meni, in accordance with The changes and
demands OF time. Whatever may be the
preience, dissolved or not dissolved, the
real DemocrA, will 6ud, that in this
world al least, he need never hope %
close the war with essential vhiggery'
arisiocracy, or conservatism, tnd that il
for q momen, he lays aside the amor o.
defence for his principles. il will only be
10 find himself taken al dlsadvaniage by
bis wary and artful enemy, who alone
has auRh. TO gain BY "masteIly in.
activity" 9''H siaals4a rs ''7''l@ M
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A Hanover county (Va.) correspondent
Of the Richmond Despatch says, there
are in tina, county two girls who aie
engaged 10 telling trees and getting out
shingles. They gel out six thousand
per week by their own hands, al $3.50
per thousand. They supply the whole
demand in that region Of country, and
many are sold in the Richmond market.
They have by din. Of industry purchased
an excellent piano. They are most
excellen, performers. Their task is six
,housand per week They shorten Their
task by working at night in the fishing
season, thereby gaining Saturday, which
they devote 10 pleasure. -
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Two German children were born on
the Little Miami railroad train shorl
lime since. This should be placed 10
,l,s cEedi. Of railroads generally. Thele
,s still iii awful balance Of lives lost for
them 10 settle fo:.
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OMISSION. During our absence, owing
10 our cramp writing, in The article 10
conclusion OF the Gibson frauds, word
was omitted. The sentence reads:--
.They have not violated any law Of the
S,a,e." Il should have been ''any erim-
inol law ofshe State" We are inclined
TO doub, whether an Indictment fofrer>
jury could be maintained agains, those
who took SO many oatlls to secure several
"irsc,s," from the peculiar phraseoleey
Of the oath prescribed by the Legislature,
With this explanation, our meaning will
be clear. SH.a
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Judge Mclean took the motion 10
dismiss the CrowsBa Case under ads
rsemens Il will not be decided AZ ihis
term. but viii! probably be certified p
The Clerk during vacation. o. .lS.Jo1rnaI'
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: RAILROAD FROM DAYrDN.--In connec
lion with The Cincinnati straight linz
Road our citizens are aware that a.
active rfE1i is making 10 continue
Railroad from Dayton. via Piqua, 81
Mar,s, Spencer. Delphos, and eithe'
through this County 10 Toledo or %
D Eance. Nj. Pnmeroy, the engineer
employed, has surveyed the route 70
Defiance. and reports favorably. He
was unable to survey the rcuis from
Delphoa 70 Gilead on account Of the
high waters, but we understand thai he
has written to gentleman Of this place
thar he can rePon'fasorably the general
character Of the country for such route,
without makirg actual survey. A meet
ing is 10 be had on The matter At Dayton
when we will learn more fully what is the
determination in relation 10 this new
en,erprize. We need not differ nboul
the railroad facilities which may Be
afforded 10 our county, for beyond .
question, our prospective wealth or pro-
duc,ion, will justify more than We are
soon likely 10 GET.
Since writing tho above we learn lhll
al Dayton, on the S0lb uli., an organiza--
tion took place, under the style nfthc
Cincinnati, Dayton, & Toledo RailIoad
Company, 10 run TO Toledo. j is de-
signed that the line run via Delphos 70
Toledo.
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DAyroN AND MrcHIeAr RArLRoAD.
We marked FOR copy the account d The
Of the Direcsors Of this Rail:
road had al Troy on the Sd uli p,
some accident /, was omitted. The old
Directors we're re>eIecied with The excep
lion Of Judge WALRER, Of Sidney, in
whose place Judge THOMPSON, wa.
chosen. Dr.. G. T. PoMERoY vas also
elected from this county. The Dr.. viii
make an efficient Director. Messrs
Bu bee, 1'elio,d, Mayo, Brown, Thomp
son, Pomeroy, &c, compose the Board
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ALExANDRrA, Egypt, Marcl, al Mo.
hamed Ali, younges, son OF the lat
Viceroy Of that name, a youlh Of ] 8 or
20 Yeas ofage, has returned from Con-
slan,inople, bringing with him 30 fair
Circassi ms, additions to his har-fn!-
Correspondence of.he London Morning
Herald. nao 'a 's s.
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MARRIED.

Al Monro, Richand county. on the l9ih ult.,
by Rev. RICHARD GALLEY, Mr.. L. M. GOUL-
TER. OF his village. and Miss ELlZ ANN
ARCHER. STUDENT OF the Monro Seminary,
in said county. f90
In this village, on the evening OF the e8th
ult, by the Rev. w. K. BRIoE, Dr.. ROBERT
w. THRIFT and Miss ANGERONA RICE,
all of this village.
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Judge CoRwIu. Of the Supreme Court,
has recently decided lhata person can.
not enter upon tho lands Of another En
the purpose Of constructing a private
road, as provided by the statute Of laal
winter, the Constitution prohibiting the
Infringement of private property Of one
person tor The use Of another.
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I,''''to "o''o'se,.--.------ --.s.y Hrro shOet
reflection will convince any one oflhe
truth Of these remarks, without illuslra-
tioo. II may moi, however, be improper
10 refer 10 what is called the orthodox
churches, and tsome ofthc extreme devia-
lions from their fundamental doctrines.
For example,, those who believe in the
Trinity and others in the Unily-thtsc
who have no doubts of the perpetuiiy &c
punishment, and others who think retri-
buiionis dealt out in this life exclusively.
Now these extreme sccis are cnmpara-.i
lively few in number. Fhey, therefore,
are without the safeguards of others. -
They are set down intolerantly as un--
worthy of asapciaiitn or confidence
They are subjected in fact TO speciesof
persecution often not less iniolerable to
be borBe Than stripes and ihnmb-screws-
As candidates for flee their chlnce Of
success is diminished, not in proportion
10 their deficiency of moral character,
bn, ofreceived orthodoxy. They are as
sailed by The tongue of sander, without
the Safeguard Of public opInioH in their
favor. They are often denied ordinary
social privileges, aud tleir misfariunes.
instead of awaking sympathy AMI charity,
are attributed TO Divine vengeance on
account Of Their wicked opinions. What
q strange deviation all ibis, fromihe mild
pfecep,s Of the Gospel--how ihconsist-
eni with that charity which 8, well ba-
comes true Christians. In this, as in
many other things there appears 10 be
in mankind an innate principle Of tyranny.
Our indignation is aroused at once if
any one questions our right To the en-
iaymen, Of religions opinons-bnt we
reIucinnlly suffer Others to enjoy theirs.
In this respect we forget the golden
rhle. II is our right as veil as nur duty
10 endeavor in the spirit oi Kindness 10
convince others Of error, especially ia
This aliimportant matter Of relegion--but
il is radically wrong 10 Condemn any one,
Tor their opinions, honestly entertained.
This will apply 10 government and eve
ryihing else. People are seldom con-
vinced Of error by an arrogant assump-
ton Of superiority, or by those easily ex.
ciled 10 passion. We have known min.
listers lose their temper on being asked
for explanation Of some intricate passage
Of Scripture. These relics Of intoler-,
ance and suspicion Of Lnfdel principles
are reasons why we have so few, com-
pared with the whole population, who
mile with churches. Unless some
change takes place." friend lately re>
marked to us, ''ihe christien religion
will die ont-lhe creates, possible ca
lamity which could befall manknd.n
A FACT FOR MRs. STowE.-At East
Baton Rouge, La, lately, an escaped
negro slave, whom two citizens Of Port
Hudson attempted TO recaplure, SO reso-
luely fought for his freedom that they
we're obliged 10 deslst They ibereupon
ohta med pack of dogs and pursued the
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TURKEY.-The New Yark Tribune
learns that our Minister TO Turkey, Mr..
Marsh, is to DO superseded by Dabney
s. Carr, Esq, Of Maryland. 81
The ,lragomsn Offices now filed by
Nj. j. p. Brown and Holmes, are 10 BE-
Haboiished, az not necessary. Good!--
Ohio Stdffsmdn. M
To get rid Of useless officers is On
doub.edly gp,d. Bns i appointments
would sometimes include the active.
living, real Democrats Of the pnriy, and
no, merely :he conservative unexcepion-
ablss, We believe our government would
no, be represented abroad ss nadequaiely
as |. 100 often and too generally is a.
present. We send men Of sbility almost
invariably, but We do not always send
men fully imbasd with the true and
gsnuine spirit Of American Republic
anism. and none other ought TO be seni. !.
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A FACT FOR MRs. STowE-At East
Baton Rouge, La, lately, an escaped
negro slave, whom two citizens Of Port
Hudson attempted TO recaplure. SO reso.
lulely fought for his freedom that they
were obliged 10 desst. They ihereupon,
obia ned pack Of dogs and pursued the
fugitive 10 drift 10 the river, where the
dogs brought him 10 bay. When the
pursuing party came up he refused 10
surrender, and was Immediately shot and,
fell into the water. So determined was
lhe poor fellow moi to be captured, that
when nm effor, was made TO rescue him
from drowning, he made battle with his
club, and sunk waving his weapon in
angry defiance at his pursuers,-N. Y.
EpP Post
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i4N. fat fIst'iftf l.l1e hngf,-
EURoyEAN DEsPpTIsM, AZ IT Is.-- Vic
lol Hugo 10 spsech upon the death oi
. brother exile Tins speaks Of how
Despo,s win popular suHerancei
Citizens. Al ibis present llosr, .hIG
falal hnuf which will be marked Ia times
to come, the principle Of absolutism, The
old principle OF the past, iriumphs oil
over Europe. II ,riumphs Al il should
triumph, BY the swoTd, the axe, and Tie
cord. by nassacres and musketty, BY
iortures and tie scaffold. Despotism,
that Moloch surrounded by human bones,
celebrates her fearful mysteries in open
sunlight, under tbs pontiicaie Of The
Hayhau, Bonapare, and RadelzsAy.
In Hungary, the gallows; in Lombardy,
the gallows; in Sicily, the gallows: in
France, tho guilloiine, transportation and
exile. In the Papal States alone, | cite
the Pope, who Gala biulself le roi de
doncour; In The Papnl States alone, in
the last three years sixteen hundred and
forty patriots One figures ar6 au,hentic)
have perished BY shooting 81 hanging,
without counting NE ihKl5metable many
vho afe bmtisd 6l!e6 in dungeons. Al
this monleliss BE continent, as in the
worsl periods az history, is encountered
with scailslls md corpsea; and il, when
the day k1inAb, revolution should seek
n max st lletself flag Of The winding
si,ceis hf sISe victims, the shadow Of that
blacls flsg wouId cnver all Europe. This
blood which is flowing IN streams and in
fbsfents all this blood, democra,sis is yours