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LADIES TEMPERANCE NEEuEG Is OrrAwA.-
Toe l~1i.- myt according to appointment, on
on Tuesday and "Wednesday afternoons, at
the Free church
Mrs Fonda addressed them each day, on
the importance of womaus efforts in the tenn
pcrancc cause; th-tvoman's efforts elevated
the tone of pubic sentiment il any cominu-
nifty. Various Efforts were recommended
such as temperance petitions, and the distr-
, button Of temperance art'.
The following prcam5lc and resolution
were then adopted 10y the meeting:
E1ytre, We, the ladi Of u,lqwa, are
deeply interested in tho success Of the tenn.
pcrancc cause, and believing, as We DO, that
Our Influence can DE felt, to some extent, at
least, in aupp.e Ing ia.cmr-raacc. There
tore,
E,lo', That we VIII r.n'or cycry aid
in our power w. tract distribution and 9th.
Wis, to suppr,a, the mul.rou, traffic IN ar.
dent spirits, which has so lons commiitodits
depr,dIion- upon rcucc'c-- women.
Tn ladies then proceeded TO orsrnile - So
..ciety called the "Ia,i,s' Temperance Society
of Ottawa They then proceeded to appoint
officers, which resulted in the election Of The
following lodcs:
! PrfoHent-Mrs. George Fyfc.
IIec PrlyiJcn,--Mrs Martin Phelps.
Al
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- Il;s EGi:lg aHc; PHT.y .'O,sOtcl
+.iIil ia !iiiva;; North:

Ini. is the hc1ojurol an a,t,lciu the Chic
ago Tribune, which lead. o.ias follows.
The North must unite in one grand body.
array Itself against the iDroads aud op,rI~.
.'on- Of the Pro--layDry power Of south.
and lisht aEaiu,tit with m..asiue drsucrl.
ton and vigilance: or else we must cease 10
he a North, cease to bc fccmcn, and com
mcncc to bc va,-al,. We repeat it, the North
must unite: We must { row aside all old
party prCjudicCs, and prcconcciycd likes and
diSikcS, and come together upon one com.
mon platform Of belief, assistance, urotCc.
ton, and support As VIII. paper, and
speaking, as we have every reason To believe.
the true sentiments ofthc Wing party of H..
linoi>, We are willing to lead off in this move
mcnt. We do not urge an organization I'M
der the name OF Wing, We prefer some 9TH
cr name, not because the term Whig is not
a name which we shall always love and hon
or, but because it has, of late years, been as
soriatcd, wronglully it is true, but still as
ISOLATED, with the PRONUNCIATION of princi.
pies which we abhor, and the support o!
men whom we cannot respect or support
We are willing to lay down tn, name of
Whir, if need be, and enroll ourselves under
the banner of a new organization, no matter
what may be the name, which will have for
its object cordial and complete union Of all
Northern Tcn who arc in their souls, OPP
posed TO slavery and unwilling and anxious
to war against It's pcrpctuity and extension
This strange medley and political trans
iormotion comes from one Of the leading
whig journals Of the North West. We in
scrt it, that owrcadcrS may have good spec
linen of modern Grnaticism. We opinc tina,
there are but few wings who would he will
ing tosanction the above. Such an organic
alton would fall to pieces in less than one
year, and he remembered and dcatc,lcd as
the old Hartford Convention now is.
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An exchange says, the eclipse has taken
place, and the Fourth of July is the next
great event spoken of in the almanacs, We
see by the papers, that the BoStonians are
to celebrate this great National day in a
becoming manner. They are to haycan ora
ton and a floral procession, dancing on the
common, &c
Last year our citizens failed to celebrate
this day, and we hope this year, measures
will be taken to show proper honor and re-
spcct for our iorcEthcrS, ourinStimtions and
our country, by proper public dcmoustra-
tons on that day. The time is fast APP
preaching, and arrangements ought to DO
made. What say our citizcusg
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Gen. Shields term expires on the 18th day
of March next. 1t is generally undcrst Cd
that he will be candidate for rc-clcction.--
The Wabash Valley, on this subject says -
It is also understood that the friends of Col.
". \. richardson Of the Military Tract will
present his name for that station. We have
heard that COL John Dcmint, Of Dixon, and
Mr. Manning of Peoria, will also be named
10y their friends Others are spoken Of
Here in the Wabash Valley we believe it is
the intention of the friends of the Hon. Or
unda T. fi,hiiu to present his name ior that
station. Before either of these gentlemen
can be elected to the [, ;. Senate, we shall
have TO cloosga new legislature The cleo
ton ola decided Democratic majority, must
therefore be of obvious importance to Dem
crra's Let them every where in the State
see 70 it,.
lrMr Manning should consent to be a can
dictate, he would undoubtedly be the strong.
,st opponent which Gen. Shields would
have.
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The seventeen years L0Cg,s.s.

These singular insects have made their
appearance in this section of the state, in
great abundance The timber around tbs
city is perfectly swarmcd with them, and
the air is filed with their dol, full music.
The habits Of this Locust is quite singular
They make their appearance in certain dis
trict, every seventeen years. But they do
not appear in all these districts the same
year. They are consequently found in some
part or other ofthis county, ever! few years,
but they never appear in the same district
oftenor than once in seventeen years, except
where two districts Jap, or join Through
the central part Of Pennsylvania there Is a
strip of country where they appear every
9TH and 10th year, alternately. And in Nir-
ginia, there is valley where they appear
every 18th and 18th year alternately, and, ac-
cording to an article we saw several years
appear three times in seventeen years.
Entomologists account for this, 10y showing
that there are three distinct races that in
habit this district, each maturing at dIitcr-
cnt period.
This insect is not the locust which is
spoken of by Moses, as having destroyed al
KINDS of vegetation in Egypt, as 1t Is ioun
only in the United States. In fact il is not
strictly one of the ioc"sta family; bat be
longs to the cirair family, Of which the large
black horse ny is species. The scientific
name of this insect is the ClcApw sCPIC""'
Gin, from the fact that they make their ap
pcaranCc every scvcntccn years, lh'I
emerge from the ground, generally about
the first of June, or if the spring Is early
through the month of May, and always uuI
ing the night. On their first coming out
they are in the form ,r a grub, or P'p', with
two stout diggers or front legs. They gen
orally crowl up twig Of grass or GA th3
SIDE Of tree or shrub whore they can enjoy
TIE heat of the sun. Ailera short warm
Ing tie pupa dries and contracts 50 a t'
cause it to burst open on the back, through
which the perfect insect escapes from Its long
confinement, to bash in the warm sunshine
instead of cropping lis way III the dark tAroos'
the cold earth.
They begin to Lag their egg, about th'
middle ofJunc. These are deposited IN clos.
lines of several inches long, in the tender
twigs of trecs. The eggs remain IN i"cs'
.,;,.. ,,,,l H.. or. l.,.b.I ant l,- fla, sun
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Co$ylrrEo or NrGnE.-Ja Tou2hcy,
Michael Toughcy Kern brennan, anil Martin
Ryan, were last week convicted in the Kane
county circuit court, Of the murder of Mr
Story, ut the La Sale riot last winter.
These men took u change of venue from
this county to Kane, last winter, and wcrc
tried the last term Of court in that county
and three Of them wcrc found guilty of mnr-
der and one Of man slaughter. On the
ground that one of the jurors had formed
and express an opinion in the case, prcNion
to the trial, the Judge granted new trial.
They have now had their new trial, and all
four found guilty of murder.
Mr. Blackwell Of Chicago assisted States Al
torncy Wallace.
4 writ Of error will be taken to tho gu
prcnc Court.
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IE0I. IL I2cs:0r.
An Attempt to brcal, down trc Law.

An Attempt to .broal, down tho Law.
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Eitrr;.rY ANNNEinliOn.

\ meeting orthc literary association will he
held at my Office on Monday evening, the
9TH inst, ut S o'clock Officers are to be
elected, and business Of importance is to be
transactedat that time; n full attendance Of
the members is therefore requested.
j. q. HARRIS, Sec
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Fugitive slave Excitement in
BOSTON.
Deputy L. =. Marshal Killed.

BosToN, May -.
There is great excitement in this CITY.
growing out Of the fugitive slave case. The
examination commenced on Thursday, and
was resumed this morning before crowded
Court, while outside iii estimated there arc
at least 5000 persons congrcgated. During
las, night persons were seen on corners of
streets discussing the easel in the most excl
ting manner. The Deputy L. ). Marshal was
shot dead during the night.
The Governor has ordered out the militia.
4 SECOND nsPATCu-lh he examination is still
proceeding amidst most intense excitement.
The multitude outside continues to increase.
/ Mayor Smith spoke to them, after which
the riot act was read The independent Ca.
diets and the Boston Light Infantry are quar-.
tered at the City Hall. The Light Company
OF Dragons are also on hand Mr.. Batchci.
der, the Deputy Marshal, who was shot,
leaves family The entire watch police arc
ON duty. I Z meeting Of last night is de
nounccd by the more moderate opponents of
the slave law.
The counsel of Burns haye asked contin.
unucc Olthc cNamir alton until Monday,
Several the rioters have been arrested. A
detachment Of t. 5. Marines is on duty inside
the Court House guarding the passage.
ErqrErrE-Willis, on being questioned
whcthcrit was proper according to the rules
Of etiquette, toask lady to dance before
having a formal introduction, gives Che fol
lowing Society sa d,spot, and arbitrary, We
think, to a point that is insane. What moro
absurd, for instance, than that two persons
should be willing to DE guests to the same host
and vet unfit to he acquaiutmccS for each
othcry 10 act upon such a possibility is
tacit dispuagemcnt Of the hosts selection of
acmamtnuccs. Vet such is the law that TO
gentleman may invite alady to dance, or 9TH
crwisc address her or take any visible notice
other presence, without formal iutroduc.
ton. 1t is SO in America and England, at
least In France q young lady maybe invited
to dauccata party, by an uninuolluccd gen.
ucman, but for any single gentleman to at
t,mPt conversation with such partner, or with
any unmarried lady, is an Inbred freedom up.
on which French society is positive Talk 10
n Madcmoiscllo Why,.it is rehearsal of
married privileges wholly inadmissble. So
il amounts to u drawn qucs,ion-rght in
France, wrong in England wrong in France,
right in England. We can transplant almost
anything better than manners and morals in
this funny world
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OFFICE or CoRoNrRs. The state Register
says that Judge Harlan has decided tina; 10
such officer as Coroner existed in this State.
II is not provided for in the new Constitu-
ton, and the Legislature has failed TO pass
any law creating any such Office,
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ABOLITION CANnipArES.--rho aholtionists
Of Pennsylvania have nominated David Pills,
of Chester Cor Governor; Geo r. Riddle, OF
Allcghauy, for Canal Commissioner; VIM. NJ.
Stephenson Of Mercer for Supreme Court
Judge, -.
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IloRsE TuEyEs ON Tuesday night last
a fine horse was stolen from the stable OF
Mr.. Cooley, on the south side of the river.
Mr. Brady on Indian Creek, lost couple
a short time ago. There are thieves about.
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Murder will out and 50 will the merits
Of Emcrson's American Hair Restorative,
which produces growth Of hair on those
heads heretofore considered past curing,
Price 81 90 in large bottles. Sold by G. l..
Thompson.
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The Methodist church, which hns been I'M
dcrgoingan entire intcrnalrcnoyaion,i is again
ready for occupancy, The quarterly meeting
will commence on Saturday of this week, a,
o'clock, and continue through the Sabbath
Elder Bcstis expected to be present.
:. T. DENNiEG, pastor.
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The St Anthony Democrat estimates the
present population of Minnesota territory at
$4,000, and the increase this year will be
10000. At the census of 1880, the town of
st. Anthony contained over 1000 souls
Minnesota will soon have her sixty thou.
sand inhabitants, and be Knocking for al.
mission Into the Union, as a soyct, ga state.
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From sl,niia.

There came - passengers in the Franklin,
at New lorl, Senior de Cucto, Minister from
Spain to the United States, and Mr. Warren
Wmslow, special bearer of dispatches from
our Minister at Madrid to the State Depart.
mant-.Ihc last named gentleman carried out
dispatches to Mr., Soulc relative to the Black
Warrior affair. cnow returns with the re
suit OF the negotiations and the new minister
is also probably anivcdwith instructions from
his government regarding the serious misun-
darstandiug which has arisen between Spain
and this republic.
As soon as the contents of the dispatches
brought by Mr.. Winslow tr0nspirc, the pub
lie will be advised of the true position of ar.
fairs between the United States and Spain.
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The concern. with his title visits Ottawa,
o. Monday, O2h ins,J aul give, but two
exhibitions, in the afternoon anil evening Of
that day.
II viii be rccollcctod that the hjpro.ronc is
an importation lrom Francoui's great Partisan
establishment and last year standardization
with the New York crystal palace. Its very
unlike the circus, except that it gives is cNAi-
biton under canvas, and is altogether free
from yulgarity or ndcccncy. The pcr!or-
mances, on Che other hand, are classical and
cha.tc, and arc instructive MS well as anu
SIM. The advertisement in another column
gives al ida Of their peculiarly novel char
aytcr. The canvas, which is-a'l to enclose
space of two acres, is the larg,Ftcycr con
strCclyd, AMI is itself great curiosity. Oar
town will 10 doubt be crowded on the ooca-
SION
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Straw berries.

Mr.. D. Walker has presented rs with q
beautiful lot of Strawberries, from Iii, own
garden. Strawberries on the first of June,
in this crimate il rare dclicacy, and we be.
licyc Mr. Walker twill take the premium"
this spring for the earliest.
We are grotincd to see such horticultural
skill and taste. We understand that he has
large lot that will soou be ready for the
table
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SUPERINTENDENT cr lvsNvE IlosrwN--A
a meeting ortha hoard Of trustees of the Il
linois hospital for the Insane, on wednesday
last, De. Anlr,w Mcfarland, late superin-
tenlrnt Of thr Now Hampshire Insane II -.
pital, was appointed superintendent.
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INV NonY. Jnne lst.

ADVANCE ~ BREp Srrgts.--'Ihc steamer
Asia arrived to-day Flour advanced Is a Is
Cd Wheat 2da Sd, Corn advanced H.
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Typlms fever is making GrightGl ravagca
among the troops at kaIalat From thirty
to forty deaths day are reported, and if its
course is not speedily checked, it will prove
10 formidable Toe a. the Russians
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The Indiana democratic state convention,
wtrly held at Indianapolis, passed rcsolu.
tons approving the Nebraska bill.
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OF the Gly three and half millions of
people which Russia contained in 1872, not
icss than lorty.,wo millions were slaves
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Hon, VIM, \, Donning is announced by
the SoVNCw WiaojSoa as a candidate for
Congress from the Shawncc,own Congress
sionai District.
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(:o,3 ia J.-.:li13ton rcrri,o.y.

y -nn...tuI 90, Olympia I,o.,r
ami L.an.f, writing from ~toilacoum. up-
oar d... o. April Attn. announce, the Dissolve.
~ of gold 100 that vicinity. The writer says
conc Of our citizens, Dr. Muse, took hi,
spade and pan at an early hour hi, morning.
and repaired to a spot at the head ofhgh wa
ter, dug out pan iuli Of the earth, washed
the same, and found it to contain a handsome
quantity OF beautiful, real, smon-purc ore.
Soon the news spread like wild fire over the
entire length and breadth Of Stcilacoom. and
mcu and boys were seen hurrying to the spot
armed and equipped with ,hoycls. picks and
pans. All went To work with high hopes and
hearty good will, and none without success.
Some twenty-five dollars, probably, have
been washed ont to-day, from hole some
two feet square. one man washed out a
beautiful specimen Of virgin gold, weighing
two dollars. Claims are already bCngtAkcn
and companies formed, and everything
promises thatthc work will be prosecuted
vigorously and with success In ravinc
some four hundred yards from Fort Stella.
COON, gentleman attached to the army re-
paired with the necessary implements, cater
hearing OF the discovery in town. dug and
WASHED some Of the dirt, and found q hand
some quantity Of pure old
From these facts. thcwrilyr continues. | am
not only led to believe that our territory is
rich IN mjnrTa's bat also that new era has
dannsj upon MS, and that huurClorth we may
raa- .uab0y count upon gold rs one Of thc
staple productions OF our country.
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V. d. PNNE.. tie American N-wspnpr
Agent, PIE oaly authorised igeHtlcr ms paper
n the cite. OF Boston, New York, aud Phiade-
phia, aud is duly empowered To take advert Sc
nents aud subscriptions at the rate required by
Us. Ills receipts will be regarded as payne
His OhcesaEc-BosToN, Scoiinys Building NV
YoRS, Tribune Buildings: PHILADELPHIA, \ W
torner Thirdand Chesnui streets
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THE TaEsrsE IN the ey Washington for se en-
Il suing season. for term ~ years
National Theatre largest In world ana W.,
every attraction sl H.
the Il he In
every respect desirable establishment.
suitahs be
cede 20 the following
The entire receipts distributed
the salaries ~ The
divided the mamaes Of proportion ~
their respective sanrrs Tn, would
rent until nsr payment Of current expenses aud salaries
The would LIKE therefore,
with particulars inclined
of the propso PAYING
an the profits
Even letter recsved viii he proprietor alone
viii not fecl himself ~ liberty reveal the
dressing him mis- subject.
10 All communications prepsid) b. addressed The
frnprstor Of the National Tesfrr 9fQ c.
Ap lA-dln fNst. Era snd Etsr.1
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GENERAL NEWS

Tar TRIPARrrrr rRFArv-Thc FIVE articles Of the ri-
purtite treaty between France England aud Turkey which
was signed On the 10th March ConsaHtnope are
ted to he A. follows
let France and England engage 70 support Turkey by
force Of until the conclusion Of peace that shall
the independence and integrity d the Sutaus do
minions
"a The Porte shall MOI cuuclndt pence without the
consent of her allies
3D. The allies shall eracua,s the Turkish territory after
the war
4th Ths treaty remain open to The adhesion q the
other powers u Europe
9Th Turkey GUARANTEES 70 All tie subjects d The Porte
without distinction q creed perfect equality in law
The treaty win be published Cousandnople acr ,he
arrival q the allied troops
Adyioes iom Constaptnorle q the eth March state
that the Mu refuse grant the fetwah for the cmancpa-
ton q The Christians The Sultan himself request
il bot without success Mchemct Paoha was intriguing
Against the Nufti and sided with the military.
Lieutensut-Cieneral Lord Raglan, KCB when he pro
eeeds take ths command q her nnjes hand forces
the East will he invested with the full powers Of panpo-
eniiey aud geperalissmo enable him 10 act On any
emergency his Judgment without beng under the
control u any ambassador while 20 important mia
sion ~ The command ID the East,
10 intmation Or Tie declaration II var says he Lon
tice . The enemy bot the Of the Queens
determination 70 Parliament 70 her subjects and to
the world i held % ~ sufficient publication of the fact
10 an whom " concerns
RENrs Cmcheo.-The editor u the Chicago Tribune
now tour cast writes home that much higher
IN Chicago than in New York Brooklyn or Philadelphia
According 70 biz statement good house IN those cities
that win rent ior S400, would rtadiy command from
5000 10 Sso0 Ia Chicago
a Lose HoYy-The D~secratc Press Of Chicago uys .
There i western boy ~ this city who Il fifteen
years Of age and sH feet eight inches in low
beeled boots Tie is rs straight tall Lake Superior
pine intelligent and proud II being western product
His father aud mother both larger and taller tan him
self
From the Cambridge Md Chronicle learn that the
iNhrai crop in that section Of the State very promising
but Il i feared that the late cold weather has destroyed
the fruit or injured il 10 a considerable extent
A yermontcr has jus, devised new mode Of fencing
e proccs stakes Eve feet 10 length and Sleeps The
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Fosr ovvrcv DspAarnHrT,
February 6. ies<.
pRorosALs for the mails Of ssAcs from
April + 1854 10 June 3D. 1857 IL Mssss
chusetts, with be received e Contract ohc~
Department until = Saturday, March a. Ies4
day.
No Sos From Boston, Harrison N~pons~t
Quincy, krsrntr.-, South Brainfr~~, ymouth,
Abingdon, Hanson South Hapsoa. and isRvto~ 10
Plymouth, ~ miles ssd back, um~ q week
Leave Boston daily, except SUNDAY, a. m.
Arrive NJ Plymouth dny by II kam;
Leave rvmovsh daily, except Sunday, i2t
Arrive al Boston dsy by
Waking the each rsrnaA
South hsainrres,
Rrs'nt-e, nm
gned by tho department
rropsssi. additional second dsiy Trip
(crc~r brsinfree leaving eo
br.'mlrer Al arrival q the car from Fa River Ae
~, and leaving Boston NJ anH
arriving al south hr.au,e ~ M esnnrs,ns ~'sh ne .fv
Cods nnd south Shore rauo1s
cf form Of bid sed cef,hcss A.o v tssrucucss
such the sersrsens ss~a erpaA
Hampshire, Nesnoat,
Island, aaaC Connecticut, dated D~c~mher Is iaA0
Assistant pos.s,rv
oNce, ne svv~lnc~
"Propo~si for Ne s@ Maas ~ simv
prevent is considerations and acceptance.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
fhb-"~s~ Postmaster General.
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Nav ioSx, April Is-Ths steamers has unsettled
The market sales u cotton TODAY, a00 bales.
BALTIMORE, April business during The week has been
steady IA nearly a departments This prices oF breadsuna
have uctCAted extent-tbe adyices from Es
rope having caused advance and considerable excitement
The supply Of flour and grain light Both City Mills and
Howard Street Saturday last sold ~ rs ~ S7
To-day both were sold IS Is s. 50an advance Of
dollar.