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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

CLEARED
Steamship Rosnoie. skinn'r Norfolk, Ladl.m Pies
K:.ssrst Eliza. shivsrieh' nusnos Ayrss. De-
Ship OLD England Adams New Orleans J W Phillips
fhp hsin sm H ssw amia m.s9 a:S
Brig Era McAlitter. St Dowirs 90, A Ro.sire 4 Co.
Prs S%y.w Mansosi, s,smud: Z pSusixcs. '
sohr james KILLER Braddock, Gsiveston, lane West
scir Connecticut. Bivens conwa,sboro'. Van Brunt
ssnr Guest. Soniiis Sssufot Pisr.,ns 0'
sss S.,s.e w Gss. R.smaSss Mcintosh:
schr Marcena Brewster Frsoerickshurs. Van srunt 4
sssr N.y. rscsoot, Norfolk Van Bran. 4 sl.shs.
ssi gsna asIT' Boz on Psc wss
ssSr ss,sh Eii.aS:.h smith: New Haven. master
Steamer Thos Swan, johnson. Baltimore, Smith.
ARRIVED
at 10 AN With specie and passengers to wsi:nss *
Rs,sussd hs. head wind. .nd g e hs p:.,ss
s..sn.hp southerrsr Evan. Charleston 60 houss with
miles from outer buoy on tSsrsston bar chsre.oa shs
s.,s Car. IsSi"us siss.Ss s'' Steamship
~ sssP nsss aSS sI psSs s's
Ky s .sis: :;,;' Sss'ss 81 Ss
l7.h lat 70 20 lon u 10 spoke Br Caledonia IN,
BELL: q Beverly yiS: ;ns.oS n. bans n,.sas.rs
Sssk yrsvsg: scS5 honsS e Beverly Win OOa.a; ..o
Yoii, saw large side Wheel steesmar steering f. The
=. This %.n " de he
pess s. g, Z. ard thets iussage
Wind: ana fss
ship Ro,eius Porter Liverpool 50 days. with mdss and
SHIP chsor. tf BassonS H.ndies. Newcastle 81 days.
ship Drao YSn.s ei.:sSx s. day. with %d;s and g
atlc PM on Nsn.nohet south shoai, passed steamship
ssie fSo%s. RI Rl,ch Bii smith, Newport. W ~ days,
from from Isn 70 G,ses sept ss S non a. ss
,opsslsns and al above Experienced westerly gales
saie iss. 81 chs.lss,sn,, sgy Hsyrs; - Day, With
D. .r psE: Be- 81, ncs ky ~, e Sept la
her with vsssr and coal '''''"' =. '' ''''"''
Nv !, ss,sS % spoke
slip M.nehester, Knudson rev Orleans q days. with
ParS Mary jane. sherman Lsshcrn, 70 DAYS left Glib.
f:'af C. % n. sss s
lov from New Bedford Is days ont with Is bbl sperm ali
BARK JSan' ,s G., s;S.rsp, Staples Bremen
y;s :% .s%srr g. g.. T.
nsrs 20 w in 70 u sas s1 sss
Pa Is os,. With snssr and moassss to sOushmaydx
Bark John Stroud, eteson Mstsnrns Is d.vs With an
gar. to Foster a Steplerpon
Brig st Lawrence teI) Putnam, Ardrosssn So days. with
rig ror. to order -
Brig Gaasso r. saiter Windsor, days with plaster.
to master =
schr eyer et Orb Smith, Windsor days. with plaster.
sehr Globe cops wssbir ston NC, sdsys Sept 80 saw
cIs and az schooner ashore seven miles ;epts Of
lyrg with head TO southwa looked IKE
lui schooner.
scir PM Harrison Spencer wsebinetop. NC, 4days.
kctr Elizabeth. salyor, Newbe-n, NC days.
sehr Paragon, Williams Ncwbern, NC, 4days~
Schr George Henry, Costs Nevbsrn. days
Schr - dia Ann, voorheee, Richmond.
sohr Grace Watson, Edwards Phiiadelphia Tor New
Pfvsn
echr Ansnda Tupt. Ellswcrth.
tchr Iuey Blake. Spear. Eaftpovt = days
4 hr Berry lsuSenr, Snal Machtss. D days
Sehv Gen fesvy. Hunt Calais, 6dsys
Echr Mecca Andrews. whiting Me, days.
ecir hcupcks, Saith Lube days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05
1ne New Haven Railroad Mex ting.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

Jupsos's HOTEL, Ne- York Oct T. 1884
s:
sas Ssss
ss reg gs;s.;
= 4:
= sps:s 3 :hs
corporation entitled vote it, ss
,s b answered before
This weS,d r.suir: that the sr.s business in
p...e,sss' y Is. sssissI .ss %s..ss pes is:nass
Witch :. S'o sai.
;:s =: n Inn
his that the directors in
NTH n. ~ rs.s
r. the e II
The spEea aemsnded ~ and other gentlemen sustained
'as
sas i;;eIRGs for q He ssS
is Ii%ssI The si,s dsse'ndsd Sod" cried out
ss e 81 *. sss
tsas' BE- .n ss
tie mduths o. hose who sought proper orssnzaion wss
1s: s:sss
I s a uss s%. s 8, s
usIitit to tho msstitg until tao olase when the
%s'F sy @ .ssrsr
he ys viii s e sns X. By Is
sssc.tens a z G. rect tn. Tribune reporter SAWS:
10 order By the Presdent the majority
" him ~ 20 doing y
his IL did end.svor spsak but III, Prsa.
dent hens un.te T. r IN certain dire found
H. ard declared intention Of holding at all hazards
The President called 10 order hut he
whom appealed to stand by mo In the mainsenence Of
my just orpcs ion TO- the bullying splrit nsni
aid card me. for which courtesy and kiadhess
them tharks Tho reports 81 the He
and Times with this statement But th.t fair
port could be expected N the Tribune paper whose
couons have bee devoted TO the imitation Of stocks
their valu and WI interest beeu
inserwcvtn with the interests Of those individuals hose
iss ont of the question particularly in an Is
xith the .lase OF In dividuhls referred to
wse charged by the President dsorgauiser, merely
hnnuFo saw tit 10 use efforts In carrying out the
tie Presdent to vit-Tbst IL must he determined drs
entitled TO sests in the convention an6 to vote,
before he meeting car be properly organised only
ado ~ that DO reason mske The most oftv Irsised the
spd notwithstanding tho chair refused entertain IT, the
tng took the matter their bands and virtually
DECLARED the proceedings Illegal and OUT Of order and sd
joared TO meet New Haven the sssond esdsy In
and th,t any attempt 70 Schr ylerse tho honest
OF portion Of the whether 20, Id
-g in Rev York or Cobnec ucut will be rowned aAd
ii approved q W the stock have tbcpeht pro-
inmucn AZ H. has heep most veb tly assilsd,
conclusion VII only ADJ that In future cont
vey witch sprcs or tvesn he conterdisg parties,
Thrice IL he Hrusd that bath his auarre, just;
hrdhe mt ratos. though locked up In steel
whose eonssicree Witt injustice "a ctrvrnted.
htsps folly 2 ). CLEVELAND
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05
From Fort Bellknap.

private omDunication which have resolved from
Fort BtlkpsP dated august 26, affords two thrse
paragraphs hich subjoin likely to interest our
readers The drst f. striking iuetra ion OF
eore Of the postage difficulties which have to be
tered In toma parts of this broad Union
Nejog EeiphboYs and Capt Marcy who are ppoiuted
by the govern mer tn mako selections Of aud to loo
the Texas Indians In accordance with toe Law OF
Texas granting twelve square leagues and
have nearly completed their ls>ors TIE result will not
Re Known for certain tor q few weeks.
At the time that Nrs Wilson captured by the In
ois1s, Mexican boy who with her scaipsd an
badly shot through the shoulder He was taken care Ut
~ Piantem III, and when that post broken up vas
brought here and placed In the hospital Strange to
say, new skin grew over the scalped part, new
growth Of bar around the edges Of the
Poor fellow after suffering ff eight ten months he
died few ceyt since.
You doubtless know hy this time that very Of the
stories published In the Texas papers, about
Inran murders spd eepredatons have any other foun
dsticn than the nnseinaticn OF the writer's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

HeFolA 0Arlns Oorxo0Poadsmoos
KDGARTOwN Oct &An schrs German, Hodsdon =
Yo for Boston with loss h last night squai n
baby toupdE
sc6r Jacob Raynosd which sailed hence for PhilsAsa-
pha 18th nit va isoerrse y reported here IL ny
In port Oct brig Prescott for PhaAelphts schRa
Aria6ns, Harding Tor Boston, German. Rsbsees, ReuSA
Ready, and some others, unknown. Wind BE-
PHILADELPHIA, Dot 1 PM-Ar ship zsneSa, ~
binson Liverpool brig Gushing, godfrey, Angola
Norton Boston; whss ton. stsp e Ssstpsr sehrs Jsss
Doughty MURPHY. EYo,k; sarZ Illsa Cettinshsn Oesp
ton. New Haven; Poneosst Whsstoa Doyle, Seiss-
ate Union. Parsons and Essex Cooper. Bostoa
Cid bTies Arrow (bY Harrison 81 John NIB brgs Sussa
Small, Wallace, and Joseph Parte Passs Boston, sshfs
Hopesty Appleton. Norwicb A 4 g Whsaton, Dey1as
La. YthiIi and hscsss,ss sstss rrsvi4ssss g.lss
Mass; Bopkips. Hatfield, Peekskill; Truman, 0vinn
Salem Chase, Phillips, West Harwich-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

Anti NEBRASKA MASS CONVENTIONAL mass COZ.
Of the citizens Of the state Of Illinois, who a.e op.
posc t. the repeal Of tn Missouri compr omis and In IA
Of the overthrow OF the present State nd national
rinstraticn viii meet to oay ~ Springfield. The great
object Of the convention - organise party for
tire purpose Of securing to their proper
Influence In the coun siA OF the nation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

YELLOW FEvKR III ST.. LOUISA gentleman
from st Louis, yesterday, informs us that there we're
stal able II the clio fever In ST. Louis
loslers % was ATTENDED With sevare black vouais
her Of IL mentioned LoHisrUe Courier
a. 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

he enhrsee coal trade o. Pennsy,vans stit con;in
rff sense Tho sfipusr Ia sst week reached lZ3 l8s
10 - sne r. 80 sion three mIrDs hundred and
ts> ~ acvs o. efs hundred snd pn tons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

HIesrYG DECLARED LEG Alive have very re.
cent decision this point. An action, brought last
week in Detroit ior sject young from the
atre, fer kissing dsnseuse has been decided against
the Observation-Disclosures was fined $780, The Justice
gave bis opinion that auditor had perfect right
for so dcrg and tn It had right forcioy to
eject from the theatre until he had frst been re-
questea 70 leave. 90 popular sovereignty" triomphed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

e. AH packages and letters iaiended for the NEW YoRx
HERALD should be sealed
ALMANAC NEW YoRK-rMs DAY.
SUN Rr1S. ...........6 90 NOON RISES. .....-
sE7s. .......... SO HIGH WATER .......... Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

BABY SHOW IN OHro.-The grand national con
veD'oD Of babies will convene to day ct Springfield Ohio
hich occasion prizes to the amount OF ave hun red
dosrs viii b distributed among the finest fairest and
A.tk st BE- bieR Of the great Wet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

TeleOxapnAo MARINE Report.
BOSTON, Oct EArr banks Bertha. rtApAni; Lucy n
Chase Turks ILands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

LAUHcHxD-At New London 18th ult, By Mr. w Num-
beautiful clipper bark Of about 600 called the -
kee built for Capt Smith Who command her ~
to b employed In the Paciae trade.
~ zane Place, rscsnty By nsssrs Bsckwh, Ans ssAe
Prsntis aad Capt john Chapman who Win eonnan1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

ectr 0sosgs eavsry. Geek, 1sstcn-
echs Martha harls, Baau salss
Schr htrlvtnd, heal New BEDFORD
Schr A Slopes. Rich, Prsvideaes for virxinis,
slocp Orsesa Fowler. Prsvi1encs
Steamer esssnits miller New isass % days. via Ksv
est sept n. ChariestoA roth and Wflmp gtsn NC ~
inss' In ballast, 10 Livingston. crochsron CO.
BkLOW.
SAILED.
French steamship Chiusrs for Norfolk; sssusps Ara
bs Liverpool Star Of the West Juan Me; Rssaeks
Norfolk, 10 Wv
sld Sd Brsm stsamsbip 0s-msnia Brsnsa
Wind during the day from 81 to NV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-05

The stars ana stripes waved over the .io p.s. Of
M,tamorss during tn, day, While the Mexican h.g oc
cup.o the same poi the battlame It's NJ Fort
Blown, and each was s.lu;ed at meridian With twenty
ops eups.
thing that General Vol did this morning The soldier
who hso cha Of the American sg sirg pro oily
the iotc araor with which he had see6rated '',nde
peroerce tay ran 1t over the Plaza at sarrse. in
place Of the heg Of Mexico OF course had to be tax
down but before It lowered General Wolf had his
guns run out aud gave ia national salute such little
courcsies have tendency 70 ten do IN Any II tie
ssmositss that may hsppen to exist between ths two
republics
biii n tai wa slso given last evening BY the Mex
lean authofe- At which present many Of the on
OF Fer Brown end ctizen o. Brownsville Amongst
Howard md Pslousa Of the .rtuery and Leuts Msers
VII gate nc Gar ser OF Tho InfsrtrJ
Just sm cosiog courier has arrived bringing the
rews that the attempt OF the revolutorts 90 Nouesey
has been failure, The nh oants OF that city refusing
to join them Thus snds tie amauliras revelation
Board of Ccuncilmsn.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. - Ed sinJ Brown. Esq, President,
In the chair.
PETITIONS RHRRED.
Petitions Of captains OF police for Increase OF salary
Petition OF K Mccormack. for sever Ia Madison
street., between Montsouey nd Gouvernsu- STREETS.
RESOLUTIONS.
large number Of unimportant resolutions we're then
presented and referred to their sppro Ate committees
PAVING THE BowEaY WITH BELGIAN PAVEMENT.
olutioo offered providing for the pavement Of
the Bowery ard Fourth avenue to Union square, with
the Belgian pavement.
On motion q, the author o. the resolution Il
fered to the q mmittee OF the Whole
AN ALDERMAN IN RAD GRACE
CopIcimsn grIkY now offered resolution, directinQ
that tho Commissioner Of streets be directed to
forthwith the ssp cnmbrsnce In front Of The store
q Alderman Blunt, Known ~ tbs golden gun, toe
hammer OF Which, ~ the resolution reed, proradea al
csst tsenty inches from the store, being g alter pro-
lection than the Las allowed.
This resolution e. Sod great deal Of laughter and
lively debate cnsDtd producing Rrest deal Of confusion
On motion w~t finally laid on the table.
rarKrs TIE BOARD o. ALDERMEN
largo number OF papers recsved from tie Board
CT Alder for concurrence, some Of which we're
std to The appropriate committees, while Others we're
concuTIed in.
RKroRrs or COMMITTEES
A nun Der Of revorts from the Finance Commis'ce In
reference ssop Of personal prorert viii h
referred Con nittee Of the wkce also some
iron The Committee Sewers relative to tbs copstruc
tfp OF ooghout the upper part OF the CIT aod
sho may from the Fire apartment COMMITTEE, Which
rok ue course 81 the former rec'rts
ihf board hen sHieurrti ottifay afternoon
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

tbs MARTHA WAsHINGToN AFFAIR."
We clip from the Cincinnati papers Of This
morning the following items relating to the
faMous Martha Washington csse--which
has recently been transferred fro@ the yu.
dicial courts Of Ohio, TO ihase Of Arkansas,
whther the parties defendant are being
transferred on board The Belle Sheridan.
TH9 BBRToN FUNp.-lhe subscription
is 70 aid Mr.. Burton 10 The prosecution Of
the Martha Washington case, are still co.
log on. 0ne OF the iislwe saw yesterday
waSsefy loRg and the sums considerablss-r
One single subscription was sIOo. aii
tTBMs FROM mi Loo OF TIVE STEAsgR
BELIs SHsRipAN.--LouIsyiLtE Marchb
Geo Shurrager succeeded 10 getting on
board the Belle Suburban. with his bail
piece, The ~passsngets finding how mat.
iers stood. held an~aindignaiion meeting qp
board, and passed o resdlu,ion requesting
the Captain TO put Shnuager aahoEe. and
accordingly tho gentleman sas carefully
and safely landed on isrre 6rma, when
the Shetidau~ proceeded on her way. u.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
THE CIRCLEvILLE BANK..STAND
FROM UNDER.

The State Democrat says: The notes
Of this concern are getting quite a %circula-
ton. We understand Ina, a brokers eslab.
lishmenl in Circleville have bought up, al
a large advance. the controlling stock, and
are putting GU, their promises 10 pay"
by the hundreds Of thousands, and sending
them of, although the bank is just on the
eve Of dissolution. WHY is thisl What
will become of the circulation when the
charter expires! Like the issues Of lhe
old Bank of Muskiagum," we sup.
pose. il will be bought up with a few GEMS
on the dollar in store pay"
The charter Of the Clinton Bank Of this
city has lately expired. Its managers, loo
issued their promises largely. The noie'
of a defuncl bank always afford good pick
ing TO its %favorltes, and in the proportion
that they fatten on The spoils the homes
holders Of their notes lose. Our advice I,
all is, stand from under.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
@ NOV. GEORGE E. PUGH.

This gentleman, as is well known TO
many ere this, has been nominated, and,
Ss 4 matter Of course, will be elected U.
s. Senator by the present Legislature.
Mr.. PUoH was not our choice, but we are
willing no,O to say. that be is the very man
that suits US. Col. ALLEN was Justly en-
titled TO il for various reasons. No other
candidate could array the general influence
Of the People in his favor so strongly as
Col. ALLEN. Thres-four,hs Of the Press
Of The State spoke gu, in his favor, and
can any one doubt but that they al least
spoke The sentiments Of a majority Of the
people amongst whom they were circula-
tedl This being the fact Chy should
the choice Of the people be thrus. aside !!
The whole story can be summed up in
The fact, thai Ohio is cursed with too many
cul-lhroat politicians, vhoarenever guided
byany honorable motives in a politicalcou
lest, and who DO nothesitate 10 kill any man,
fthey can thereby promote their W ele-
walton. But their conduct in this struggle
"tpoinis a fact ~ that no act OF their whole
lives has so largely contributed to link them
inlhe estimation Of all honorable politicians.
W. cannot say that we are astonished that
Mr.. BARrLEy allowed himself 10 be used
by the Board Of Public Works to defeat
t'd ALLEN, for we are aware that he will
even "stocp 10 conquer :" But thanks to
the independence Of the Legislature, the
Board Of Public Works have been defeated
in this coa,e even though the Board were
upheld by certain papers, supposed to be
high in the estimation Of The party. The
fact rsrBol be disguised, but that the time
has arfiSvd when the people are at direct
issue with This Board. Neither can it be
d"nied, but that every man who differs
with them is 10 be sacrificed, whenever an
opportunity presents itself. Let politicians
then. who are the recipients Of their pat
ronags, and " in their interest" be rue 10
their masters, fol, in that hour when their
serfdom ceases, the g%uillotine will be sci in
operation.
We repeat that WI are satisfied with
Mr.. PuoH, and believe that he will be an
honor to the State. to the Nation and 10
the Democratic party. We shall support
him as heartily as we can any man who is
not our FIRST choice. As a legislator, he
stands pre-eminendy high, and as a lawyer,
ranks among the fret in the profession.
Although young in years, he has acquired
reputation rarely attained by one Of his
age. lie will be the youngest member of
the United States Senate, being only about
ihiriysUne or ,hihy.two years old. As an
Orator and Statesman, he has but few
equals in Ohio.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
Ohio LeRislasurs.

In Ssnate, on Saturday, Mr.. Foot intro:
duced a temperance bill, with all The un:
constitutional features O fths Name law.
Il is very long. and required near one honf
for The author 10 read it. @ile' ''''e' '''df
Several bills were passed, and others
signed by the presiding officer,
In the House, the bill fixing the weight
per bushel Of clover seed and stone coal;
was lost on the question offs final passage;
but the House agreed Ia reconsider its vote.
The bill making II the duty oftownship
trustees 10 provide for the fencing If burial
grounds, was defeated.
Quite a number Of petitions were presen-
ted on various subjects-for the repeal Of
the road law=-repeali of all laws for the
collection Of debts, &c. This latter sub
ject is beginning 10 attract considerable al
t%ention, and may, al no very distant day,
assume prominence as a question Of gov
ernmenlal policy.
A decided expression was obiaiaed, in
committee Of The while, against defraying
the expense of printing agricultural reports
from the public treasury.AOhio State
Democrat.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
HOY. n. D. EMkRsoN.

A correspondent in last weeks Times,
perpsirates The following III BIZ Of vii,
II is " so funny we must gise the whole
oft. Itshows the author reads he papers,
and is a man Of huge intellectual qualifca-
tons, rarely equalled by any modern Es-
cuLAPfus, Here you have il:
"EIAYEsvILBR, Feb. 81, 1854.
Mr.. OsBoRN-Dear Sir.AYou will,
confera special favor on the citizens Of
this village and vicinity, by communicating
through the medium Of your paper, the
Whereabouts of MIR. EMERSON, Represen-
taiive elect from Ashland county. Is he
dead ! or is he preparing TO make his
mark THAT " mark" we have heard SO
much about in the " Ohio Union. y.
"VERMlLLlON :"
What would this writer have MI. EN-
ERsoN do! He ought to know that Mr..
EMERSON has always been in his seat, do
ing the business he was sen, there 10 Do.
There are always too many in our legisla-
live bodies. who unnecessarily consume
time in making long speeches. Mr.. EN-
ERsoS has the ability to speak on any sub
ject, when necessary; buth lie has too much
respect for himself and his constituents,
to make a +" wild ASS" Of himself, as The
author Of the above letter has done.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
Ear the ohio Union.l
HAYEsvitLE, Feb. q, 1854.


Mn. EDIroR :-Within The last few
weeks there has BEEN q religious ptOiratted
mesting held a. Ihe lille villOgeIo Of Peters
bprgh. in lhip county, in the lutheran
Church; at which ane a goodly humber,
identified themselves with the Church.
While the meeting was in progress, both
'of the gentlemen that keep the Hotels in
that place resolved, voluntarily, TO Danish
liquor from their bar, and sure enough,
old King Alcohol, (lhe old serpsni,) had
10 retreat. am in favor OF a Prohibi,o-
ry Law. but these persons were aO,uated
by a law higher and more holy than that
would be, viz (. The law Of God. These
gentlemen are good democrats and clever
fellows, and ought to be sus,ainsdby every
good citizen. They should be backed up
by every Philanthropist in the community,
and should meet the approbatlve Of well
done" from all. sa1,ti gaHvsa nI
If you, Mr.. Editor, or any other per-
son visit Petersburg, you can tave the bes'
the land can afford spread before you, and
accommodating landlords towait upon you,
without having your feelings wounded by
the stencil Of old Red Eye. When he
was banished, there was no faFewell.dirgt
sung-no procession 10 follow him in biz
exit-bul solitary, he left, while the hearts
Of many rejoiced al his departure.
would observe, also, that many Of the CHI
zens of Petersburgh and the country
around are a generous eood.hearled PEG
pie ; kind. affable, courteous and chsrita
Bile; and after the writer had labored will
them for several weeks, il the time Of hi,
labors hc felt their charity. and after h
left for his home, they followed him will
a liberal donation, that would do credit Il
a place even larger. Set Petersburg
down No. /. s,s w. A.. G, E.
N. 81 attendeda Temperance Con
v%ention a. Columbus This month, bu
neither heard of nor seen a delegate iron
Ashland. Where are the temperance mel
of your place, Mr.. Edi,orl n 7l
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
HON. ID. RIBLET.

By reference 10 our Columbus Cores
pondence in another column, ii will be
seen that lir. RBLET is charged with hay.
ing deserted Hon. WILLIAM ALLEN, when
his vote was as high as forty. We are
INCLINED 10 believe that the charge is but
TOO true. How Mr.. RIBLET could thus
disregard the known will and instructions
Of his constituents, is what we cannot u
derstand. We supposed Mr.. RBLEr TO
be a man Of frmness, aud little inclined 10
" wander after strange gods especially
to support a man who has always opposed
him in his own county. Well may it be
said, that DANIEL has thrown himself into
"a den of lions )" when he left the De-
mocracy Of his District and went into the
den Of The roitens. b
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

HORACE GREELY's ORAroRy.-Phe
New Orleans Crescent thus graphically
describes the character Of HoRAcE' GREE.
Ly's oratory:
"For The Gods (heedful Of the mischief
in him. have happily made Horace, as an
orator, the dismulesi, the dreariest, tho
Jrowsiesi that ever drove exhausted nature
from suffering into sleep. Had a man .
hundred eyes. like Argus Of old. Horace
could close lbem all in slumber, in an i'm.
mensely shor. disqpisition ; had, a man q
century Of ears, he would, with but hands
in proportion, stop them al, atihe frsi Eve
minutes Of Horace's rsloric, and take 10 .
hundred heels If he possessed them !"