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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-12-19

even locating more than a dozen mile,
Of line, and that 10 be laid with fiat rail
they turned from US, and united with
another company.
From the character OF the work al.
ready done, on the Iron r r, and the
apparent indifference, or incapa city ol
the directory, we are forced TO the con.
clusion, that the company does not in.
tend 10 Go anything for its connection
with Other works. Why should the
|, r R, Go. try to extend the Road !!
Its stockholders arc nearly alt furna &c
pfopieters, and the S, &H v,RR an.
swors their every purpose.-Besides, fur.
mace stock generally pays better than
r Il stock. But because this com pany,
under the most suspicious state of the
finances throughout the country, for the
past five years, has failed to build this
road, OF even to locats it, but for few
miles, the portion that is built, and the
rails nearly worn out; as indeed a por.
ton Of them were, before they came here;
are we thcrefote to conclu 10. that Iron
ton is to be cut OF from all connect on
by rail way with the interior Of the
State! BY no msans. Ws have un
derstooI that tn, Scio.a AMI Hockin.
Valley R R c.. has hal the subject un.
dor advisenent. Of extsn ling an arm o,
their road to this place. just as soon a.
the main liae is com 'lstcd, o. Of max
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
DIED.

BERRIIn Brooklys Augus, 81 1854 Amanda wife of Wsa
Beni oileloth msnuiactu4sr
The 1nrral " N take pae this Thursday nornas 10 ceok
from III. residence Bucr Fsuknas Bedford Tue relatives
and hisnd especially Invited attend
BILLS-At Sheffield Mss. Friday tho ash last Orn Bills.
as,G is ye.p, OF malignant dysentery
sKNNER-On the moruns s the day. the place.
and hts daughter G. skinner, wife
R1y = sknner south Wnhnhsn. Mas, aged - year..
CAMPBeLL-On Tuesday lsh nst Csaens dscshts Of W W.
ard sarah Csnp pheli. ssed ID month";
The family respectfully invited 20 ateui The
funeral the 3lst Inst oeock p NJ Gr0a
hsf fathers tesidsnee No rs Nest5thsf
DANson TIE S7th Richsfd Davis OF No % heat ay.
BTOoklyn sgCd 90 yars
FRENCH-On Wednesday August So 1854 Alice Ams laaxs.
John and SAsh French aged years noahs snd 10 i,Ts
relatives Invited 20 attend th- iaaers 1t
o'clock afternoon on the residence Of her No. &s Jar
o., brooklyn - -
KRUdLER--ou the Eb Inst sdalen Knsler Of No issl
At suite a., Brookl,n, sssd years
Inferred the Eversrrsns
pARPER-Ou the th Franklin, of Nahsn and Sarah
r huper, lsed 3 months sud u days
The friends and acqasntsnccs ~ the hmyae respectfully Ia
,eo to attend residence his parents No IS
Fh Day THURSDAY afternoon 70 leave the house at
) O'clock
Pal pha papers please eopy.
LL-On he 2oih Mablefown Ulster Co, John
Jay only child John and Mary y. Howell ssed yoan aOis
u.oIths
1t. on TLunday 3lst ust al O'Clock A. NJ without
further His remains will be takes Greenwood Gene
STODpART-Ou Tuesday 2sth inst. ef hydecsphaus Aesss
>todar AeSandsT ami Helen Siodar No St
siNthst, sgcc IA D. onths AID 10 days
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
LAW LVTELLIG EVUE.
Z. 5. COMMISSIONERS OFFiCE ,
kef,re Cynuis.,9ref SFtLgsfI


EXAMINATION on A cBARSE o. C0UNrERFgIIIyS.
Warren JudkDs, arrested three or four days sss On
cbsEgs Of coGneTfeng beng concerned ia coaassr-
eitDg quarter dollar, shilling sad slxpenay pieces wss
brought up for examination.
Eliza Hsyvard testified 10 residing at the corner Of
Thrt, sixth ct and SiStS-sv lived in the hOass
with defendant has known hiE for nine years; be is
ssge driver on F.fthay.. the couaterf-tpg sppsrssss
hers shown belonged hia dies for aaarssrs sahsss
and sixpennces and other arcies don kaow shs asis
tire dies; first them since 4th OF Juiy; sac hira
stamp some OF the pieces; don't know what no did ~th
them or that any Que engaged with sim. freqaeasy
advised him % desst from making these things, ~ he
would get into trouble by 1t and cause trouble % ns sso
Officer Mctaire testified having found the spParssA
Sc in JadAins house, corner Of Ihlrsy-sxthse ST. sad
sixth-av. Jadkins confessed tha; he aad mn nansi
Pm soott II sde the dies.
Oihcer MeParen testified TO having heard Of Jrikns
three weeks ago arrested him on Monday morning last
sbost O'clock charge of counterestns, he hsd IN
his possession al the time counterfeit quarter dollar
shilling and sixponuy pieces, which he threg
away while was bringing hun 10 the Msrshsrs Oshce;
he dropped them in the sand, opposite buiiny bsiag
erected in Murray ST.; called 10 the foreman OF the bald
ing TO pick them up.
Ihom as Devlm testified 10 being a stageiriFer have
known Judkns three ,ears; has not him have
terf,i money; he made the oter to get
teIfeii money If would IT, refused 10 have aay-
thing to do with il.
The accused was committed for trd
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
WEDNESDAY, Aug. SOP. N.


Tie sto:k Market heavy to-day, and quotations Of
Yesterday we're hardly sustained. At the Second Board
tie market showed more rmness Erie opened at J7i,
bat advanced rapidly to 81 and closed at 37t Reading
declined /; N Y Central 1; Nicaragua l. Cambefanf'
Hudson River and Harlem sold at yesterfays rates.
Cleveland and Toledo in better demand aud closed AZ
co. In Government State Stocks there were no trans
acons Illinois Central 7s sold the extent OF $4,000.
at an average price Of g. ~ Central ee sold e' s'i
Erie Bonds fell of Somewhat. Incomes sold s'2i S""-
vertibes q, Coz; Second Mortgage at ss
Money has been in demand today but The supply ".
street il good The oferr q at the Banks inc,sNe 'na
ere about double the amount accepted. ihe nSaA. "o
diseounpp TO the full ersen. Of their receP" ou' "'
ut. oao,.,o,.
In Exchange rsnsactions have been light. Qao'aaoh'
alteration. Bankers ask 1921 tor ster
ling. Francs, 5.llt. .,,,,o. vs,v much
depressed. The Shipping Lit ADDS up Tor he previous
three DAYS % follows; ,,,,. aoo a, ,no
Ths s.ssgements to Liverpool inclaae a,I~e C~
ne Tsrn At 2id a3d. in ships bags; 100 bales Cot
$50 hhds Tsllow, and some LARD, Is %. l"s-'
So boIs. Chses l5s 90 Bacon, ioe 800 obs he.n
~ ~ terms and by the Arctic, sailn on Saturday
at eco boxes Cheese sos. To London, 80 tuas 0d
C.Ss Ia: a00O @ 500 bbk. Turpentne 2s ESQ ns.i
N ,urs sosrmacet and 900 feet Measurement Ggou'
~. sd.: ard 30 hbds Tobacco, 2os. hid. 10 oise-
ssad some Fustc. 2os.; and by the steamer tyae'
ing saturday $50 tea Lard, s2s Cd 10 sans spe'.a
oss loo bbls Resin -. 3D.: $50 tcs. besf % ~
shnnlJer. goa Cd, 80 tos. Heads., 3si ana " oos;
PORK. a. To Hssre. 5000 100 bass Cotton, " 80 -
M.as.smsa: GsQts 1t qastsasas. Is o'sHs-' u" w.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
A BOY STABBED BYA DRUNKEN MAN

boy about l6 years of age ma ned George Gill was
ST. bbed in the left side by who gave his
Hugo Dsvit Zeier, in Grandst, wiilaGsburgh, about
o'clock On Tuesday evening 1t appears that Zeler was
walking up Grsndst Fourth considerably intoxi.
Gated and party of boys were tauntng him. He turned
around suddenly and stabbed Gill with dirk-kne, which
took effect in the len side and glanced downward causing
severe but not dangerous wound. Zeer arrested
by Officer Bennett and locked up in the Second Ward
to await examination 1t is stated that the
injured boy not one Of the party engaged in molest
ing accused.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
NEKJERSEY ITEMS

P,SsaIc W,rEs CEtsBRATIoy-ruesl,y, Ocl ,, is
the appointed or the ebrs0n II the iarol sc,sa
of passsic water into jersey Ciy-as thW wo-S a,s
done snd in operation. The dy vii be csleAr 5y no
Fre Department.. which VII then have .ts drsi asGad
psEacs Hereafter the viii b coisosssi by
re Frme AUnut Parsce A meeting VII Ne hsa
n evening 81 the h)n>e Of Hercules e. yae Cja9ay
Nc. J. 70 make arrangements for thu syent. It OF 5s
steu..d by the Chef and Assistant E1gsesrs All ~
sre member esch Engire uOse Hni Hook an! Liitr
Ccupsny. Arrangements ar makiag for i'9isy c,a
usnsuraie ih the importance Of the WORK 81 iocSsay
Accumulated.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
Sale. Of stocks at Philadelphia. wrDsr.DAr, Aug 80

Regortsi co. The Y rrbuns BY Ms.Hs Ffy & Thons.
Fiat t0oyd-4 900 Pennylysna g. b. S5 900 PsnnsJys
g. t6t S5od C 6s " p T. r. s9 81 G0O Cuy Dc, s1Sa go
s2c,J City es sand Bhe 8 sS 81 90 Long i.lsnd X
g. t 54t 81 go Readng Mott De- a. cash, 15 IS scasy
Nav e. ~ 5li; 5000 Rading IS. 10 b5 lii PeHas H.
r. essh 45i Penn. r. H.. Sjli so do f5t 81 do 45t.
Secund Boards2 coo WMmiDgon r. o. -, Syi 1D toas
Island r. r. g. b5~pt Gl Penns r. Bti Lsssa 49,
b5wp Alnehi r. 6it % do 6lj 80 DO, b. 81 " No
ehII. S osleen q, ss 30 Lehsh Zinc bs ~,
q F,na X K, 45t. - $1,000, 80, -, IT.,
Iag PJoes-tned States g. 49, llsl bid iii asked untsd
sts,es G.. 81 el BID Ii AIRED Pennssan s. lat on ~ bf,
eel s.ked; Rssns Railroad 81 hd S sted kesdins hsfesl
Sl 20 sssed; P,DByysu hroS foi 6d ~ aHssd si,n
Canal III bid a,sd Sehsyis Eaysxboe g. sl, tt bd, y
s.ssd sehnyiEl Ssvsston STOCK u BID - ked Sch ilinl
Essission Preferred ~ bid 81 ssssd Loos issnd i oi, ~
Lhsh Inc II II sksd Uaoa Csn 9i bid IL ssAsd steady
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
N,HeRAr,Os.-w bin the four days ending on ruesiay
l39 rln izfsnts srriveA q. Ibis port as f,Ilo Va:

AcoIDyS1s.-A sailor ramel Perrinln. YES ariay sou
down the hold Of tie steamship Bttc, aud sustained
ffcare of he fore arm dislooson OF the elbOs Of the
right srn, srd Other INJURIES He taken to tho New
York Hospi,s where the iac,aled limb was anpu,a,ci
By H.. Dash-
1toso, fen from the top story Of new building IN
rrsnklin-st yes,rqsy, and severely inarel ia the
hc.d. lie was taken .6 re SewYork Hospital.
The down express train On tie NeE-fork and Ere
Rarcsd when near Howelrs dtp5 on Tuesday, over
you'll named Michael Gisan, killing him instantly.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

The mare was the favore at 500 to $40. Joe jues-
eac the first heat in the quick time Of O hs trotted
well throughon the race and lost account Of carrying
80 much weight. The threw away the first heat
got betting; but there present who were
pretty well posted up 10 her qualities OF speed, this
did not have the desired effect She went and
won the three remaining heats aod race with case
CANBRIDGE PARK COURSE Boston, Nass.-TRorrSo
NA1cH-F,,doy, Aug. %. Mile heats best threc in dye,
to harness;
u Phfei names bi N. Black Hswk Mad. / o
J NodIe name. bI IN Belle ~ Ssrsoga....... o
Tine-2 32-l3T-A3a-2:n
This celebrated young mare the Belle Of Saratoga, was
bought Of Mr. CLARK at the hh figure OF si2OO previous
thr 1t reported she vent n 2:2i. She had
tie call in this 300 10 $50 Back Hawk Maid
won he race, much to the surprise Of all present.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
tAdvert.ssmentl
ItPopTsNT DECISION THE limited STATES

CouRr FsTABLIsHISG VALIDITY osBLAXEs PATLNr
FIRE PRCOF PAINT la of the above decision throw
bnsness the hst ~ the pA@ntee OF
ces,Lk the rfce ls would reducing very materially
aely Manufacture much cheaper than
a email qustty Every peron who bays fire Proof
Patti lexcept BLAEE will be prosecuted The article
the Gensrs Depot No ly Pearl st. New YORK otce
0 The Patrntee
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

CRuEr ABAsDosSEsr OF CHnDRES.-Johp and Mary
Suvsn were yesterday arrested and sent to the Peniten
ary e. vsgrsns for months each for cruelty abandon
ing their four children eli of them very youug, and esv
ing them to starye The children were sent TO the Ju
venils Asylum.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
NsARfSSEl).

HENNIStl-CAMPBELL-on sandsy evening, lSh irst, ~
IL u Sehermeh0rs, restrnce, Nj Wn H. Hsa
nns o. Orlesus La Mss Nate Cam Pbsu. youngest
daB.hter II Geo CAMPBELL, Ess.. Of this City
FUZlLUSKi-hShIAWILOn the 26th inst, ~ the M,y0rs
OH.e ~, by the Hon Nathan G. Ev Aciios Mayor Mr.
SAvsy Mss Julia kskia"it, both hEnefiy os Pessa.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
tBy Telegraph
MARINE DISASTER.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Aug. 80, 1884
The brig Ann Jeunett, Brown, from Philadelphia for
Boston, with cargo Of coal, went ashore Absecom
Beach, about daylight this morning and is in bad
position there All hands on board got safely ashore,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

Alexander Bell who arrested on Monday for rape
upon the person Of child eight years of age, named
Eliza Howard Of the house of her mother, No soi East
Twenty -thrd. yesterday examined before Justice
Clark and faly committed for trial The outrage Is said
to have been Of very aggravated character
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
PERsosAt-Amorg the arrivals at the dife. eni hotels


Arthe CLAREXroS-y. wortsuston, oho VIM Hale Texas;
A Abbott New Hsmrshre; Wm. Mercer, Mary snt, 2.
Noftor Eosfcu J. NJ Hsne Bosoa rhomss Hollis Eassae; e.
Bennington PerHsyvsEa w Carey Newf York. O. dgsiasoa.
Boston
Al tic HOWARD BorrL, ?. keach. Richmond. Va; c.
BeRu MARYLAND J. McKa Naples Illinois. Rn9bins CasEles
too c; Nber Detroit. Thea Hschis<s Zealand, j. P.
SBew Hartford. Fuller Roehss,sr NJ Albeit Taa,es De
ti Mi Judge Could New Yok; alaa Hosey N9Ece.tsi.
J Merriam syiseuse; H D.yi Providence r Il J. w Mud
De Ipdlsns r W. CarEes Conn.
THE Sr NtcHoL Thomas Hunton New orleans; Hon
Goa, Tsylor New Orleau-; C Blassea WAshinsou 9;
Underhn. cEoton Point; Gen. p Relaser P.sesrsh;
vnli.m Aguew, Phlsdelphs Commodors Wnke. u ; Navy
Reed Erie; Juds Jones Pnnynuis, Or Carter No
Lsrsins. Buffalo, James > jay, Detroit -
Az the HoysE-Hon Dick. Ohio, Gov stevens Wash
nstcn Ter tory; z. Berron Chcssc III Geore Crr7s,
vsshrstou; v II Rchs6s NewJerseyj o w. foang Chile
eofhs; E. Wrscr Cleveland Dr. a. Blanchard bsiGsoi D.
B. Wilson Wilmington Dell George Norehouse Ahabsma
II GIlett Syracuse; ". ,. Croll. Phlatel Pha
At the MErsoroLITaS HorEL-gov Dsmond H. Gov po;'
Mia; Hon T. c Blackburn Louis; J. Gooia ;, Logis
Eha Fuller worcessl; H. Folets Boston; Lyon Rogers
Bsltn ore; q. ssubsrs. Portland Z Hunter wisconsin,
Gov Nc oem, illinois, PTuf o. NJ. Mitchell, Cincinnati %
Al the Aston HoVsE-W Gbson Fond du Lac Dr. Csescot
Logi.vlls. Ky Capt W r: Psmr L ). Capt J. Drum
ond Bah; A Cas-. Washington c; Or. Smith dsverh
Nss.I Sidney Webster Wsshrsor, D. G Cap, B.ahsm :
w L. Owen NAginia; II. h. Douglas c.
ATTEMPTED SuIoIDE.--Wm. Gorian, English
emgran Jumped overheard from Pier No. IL, East RIVER,
on Tuesday night, while insane but was rescued fDn
drowning by citizens who took him TO the Station
House.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
fkS~ertisemept I

TIE WEAKEST INVALID OR YOUNGEST CHILD may
sfl, DssHLERs for FEyEs and AGUs Il has
ts. and perfectly nio aud safe remedy. sa1 by H. n
g HOS, corn.T Bovery aud C raDd-st
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

The Liberty NO. Tr6un says that Mr.. s. G. Ross. who
wss seriously wounded by the Shsckeords in the Smith
vile afra7, died few days since
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
tAiyertise ment J
N
WN. II. KNAPP. |

WM II. KNAPP, Daguerreotypist, celebrated for the
asi tesn furnhes LIXsSs''Es IN every style of he ar,
o. elmo from 81 at his rooms No $50
BToadwky Pdncet between Metropolitan aud ST. Nicholas
Hotels
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

Assault rPoy A CHuD.-A man named Peter Kemp
was Yesterday arrested by officer Sweeny OF the Lover
Police Court charged with assautng and attempting to
violate the person of Sophia D. Deering child ten
wears Of age who resides with her parents at No. 30 New
st The accused deae. the truth of the charge, and will
have an examination to-day before Justice Stuart.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
ocCUrATIOy.
THE TURF.

CEsIREvILLE CoURsE l. -TRoTTIyo-W We9ae,dsy,
Aug. 80 1854 Match $1,000, mile heats, best three n
FIVE:
G. Honley names br Tib ito hsrnes'i.......
H. Woodrur b. Joe bus.csd. ito
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

FELL FROM A BulLDBe.-Yesterday afternoon
borer named Michael Roney fell from the third story
house In Remsen st, between Henry and Clinton, upc
witch be was at work and sustained fracture OF te ssn
He wes taken to City Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
GAsl GAs,-New and beautiful styles Of Gas

modern and antique designs Cal a. the
manufacturing deret Of tsohTa "ARSEa Co NJ jig Boad
where viii be found tbs ars In America portable
aaus designed r county deHees churches anuc
tories.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

fAdyeTtsemcnti
TRY THE TAsrFLEss CURE FOR FEVER AND AGUE,
DEsHLrSs PILLsrbeJ contain saof Hucury Arsenic
Quinne. in nediatey and ssnsheo the syr
Sold By w. CRUAsIE 8Tosdway and itthst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

RES OvER-A little gill; six years of age was run over
en- very severely injured in Fourh-av on Tuesday evsn
ing by sis.e No $40 which being driven ct reck'
les reie Of speed at the time No attempt was msde 70
arrest the driver. The jured child was taken to the
New-York Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
rs ne Edit, Of TIE n. Y T11vsa

SIR. In my remarks last evening. ut tha meeting held
in the Big Tent Ninth Ward in relation to the evils OF
iDtmperance stated that for nearly torfy years had
been deeply engaged in the practice OF medicnei tnh
nine tentls OF all the wrtebednes grief and misery that
lad fallen under my obervston either directly or m
directly caused by Ale, holic Drinks &c II wa report
90 I, ,onr psper day that stated after yearly nv
wears. or haf century, Which is mistake iou WIZ
please 10 have il cOrrecie in your next.
Rfsps e;flily. your ri'nd, JACOb ;. AiLLEE' h "
-I0rtA Ava 30 1884
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
fAdyertse ulsbi

DYSPEPSIA CURED AND no FMLURE.-HEYIAyN's
DYsFITsIs ELIxIR is sfectns astonishing
Un6ouit proof. shown PRINCIPAL oee No. Ig7 Broadway
New York. Price 81 per bottle
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

NEw SCHOOL HousE.-The new school.house on
corner of Concord and Navy ss. 10 TO be opened for
inspection of the public Saturday afternoon The sci
term is to commence on the Monday following.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

Prrrr THlEyIEc.-Three boys named Joseph BarLs urn.
Thomas Msbar and John Lowry were ta.o1 .n'o ,ns
v.1on in Aflsptc-st whils ths baker vs' serving
b. customery, They wegv oeoWiste4.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
lAdvsrti@meat
TprMrxnors S,cRficE OF Flxr CARPErs.-


Fps,h Medallion vevets rspesy snd Three Ply CAsPErst
yards beaufifal irsrin 25
st. sud enormous stock OF CLOrHs about half the
usual price. HIRAM ASDERsoN NJ. % BOwery.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
TAdvertisementl |
WIT SILKS WET SILSs The great sale of WEI

" CTIkt NIIho t'IV sftt VI "
suss CLFP Co will be conrinned few days longer
therefore thns who have ava ei 'h-
tbs orroury tie rrpr-ty Of calling the
b.r.i, We will oAer this args lot q black and coorsd
Pisd hssyy snd rich yard. we'll worth ri
rich bsek ,rd I'd half mourning injured IN the lest
cpyse ps Chaneecns 8; pieces all wool Psts perfectly
reary half nrce 81 pisces d. BeSe Travelling
Drcases only II per yald HEARD CLAPr Co.. No SOL 0and
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
InNI1 Tie ,rrn .-Tn.nirht M,cRRrH will com.

bt eaeriainment this House NJ scorr appearing
Macbeth NJ LEONARD Msedua The entsrta
minatirs with ALApiS
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
IAdrertlsement.

Great bargains to be had for cash in elegant and
and MELoDEONs the Music Eb at Of
HORACE WATERS No. SSS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

Isoursr.-Coroner Ball held an inquest yesterday upc
the booy of lad named Neson who ~as drowned in q
vanus BAY the day previous while on fishing eHcqrsiC
with another boy verdict in accordance was rendere
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

AssArLTISG A WoNAs.-Yesterday, John McCarty was
brought before Justice Curtis the charge OF assauns
Mrs Burns his sstr rn-law, and severely inlnng her
lie Vas convicted ard sentenced pay fine Of $40, sad
in default was committed.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

AssAuLI BY WoaAs.-A woman nsmed Margaret
Ks, vrn WIS arrested on Tuesday in committing violent
assault ard battery upon mat for Myrtle-ev who W.
,Le lsht hand AID lascersted it badly. The man upon
whom the assault WA committed not appearing before the
Justice the woman was discharged.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-07
PERSONAL.

-. Nicholas l., Emperor of Russia, was
born July 9th, 1896, and is now So years old
-. In speaking of the gentleman who has
just been nominated for the Senate, by the
Democratic caucus OF the members of the
Ohio Legislature, the New York Tribune says
''Mr. Pugh is young Cincinnati lawyer
not moro that 81 years old. He has talent,
energy, and a boundless ambition. He is cur
rently reported to have declared, while yet a
school-boy, that he would one day be President
of the United States; and his character is q
guarantee of the probability of the story,
while he has outgrown the juvenile folly of the
ayowal. If chosen to the Senate, he will make
his mark there" s+
I'VE learn that hundreds of persons were
unable to gain admission to St. Charles Theatre G,
Baltimore, last evening, to witness the perfor-
nance Of Miss Davenport
-. James Shelton, the we'll known leader
of the New York Shelton Brass Band" died
in New York on Saturday last
A sufficient amount of funds have be- en-
raised in Boston: towards the erection of a
monument to Benjamin Franklin, to place the
success Of the movement beyond doubt.
49, 1Aon- O@siu WuIuot, VI ptOFlSO celc-
brity, made speech at Montrose, Pa, a few
days ago, denOuncing Douglass Nebraska bill
80. Maretzek, it is reported, goes to London to
engage musical talent for the new opera house
in New York, which will probably be ready for
the inauguration early next fall 1t is no.
certain, however, that Maretzek has obtain ed
the lease Of the establishment as yet, but the
probabilities are said to be in his favor
-, The Paris Patrie of late date has the
following:
81 AT the last Turilleries ball, the brilliant
toilette of a stranger, with an incredible mum
Der of diamonds. attracted the attention of all
present. In a moment the attention Was
changed to the most intense curiosity, when
Louis Napoleon was observed to accost the
lady, and remain some moments in conyersa
ton Enigma was soon solved. The lady wa.
the widow Of Mr.. Aaron Burr, formerly Vice
President Of the United States, with whom
Louis Napoleon was on terms of intimacy
whilst In that country, and at the end of fif
teen years he had recognized the widow of his
old American friend. g.
This probably alludes to Madame Jumel.
the wealthy second wife of Col Burr. who OBJ.
tanned divorce from him few years previous
TO his decease: She owns large landed
estate on the Island of Malta
80. Our abolition friend of the PHILADELPHIA
Register, puts a black line around the names
of the Senators who voted for Senator Doug
lass Nebraska bill. They deserve to have
their names recorded in letters of ever living
light.