Smyrna times., 1857-04-22

Episcopal Church in this country. ,ri r'u''
Coke, ordained l754 dece scd lsiI. r,.'l "o''as
office, 30 Francis Asbury. orduined IN I'm - III
died 1916; years in office 3l4. Richard W. W.
coat ordained in 1900, died lsOG; year. .;,r "a'>
tce,6 William McKendree. ordanpJ j., iunH " Oh
died, 1888; years IN office, ~ Enoch C;o,e
ordained IN l6lG; dlVd, ISIS; Years in osS
~. H. K. Roberts, ordained in 14lG. ''iCe" I"
ed in 1885. y Ofua's-
The WHEAT RoP.-Noswiths,an5iro ,
severity of the past winter, saws tho n'Is me
county Republican, the wheat crop in ,,,,
the townships in this county, looks a., '>'
promises an abundant Weld. ''' o"d
One OF our agricultural lrieDJs. who
Gently VISITED Delaware, informs ms ,h', H.
never witnessed better Prospect for 'I, G ne
crops than Is presented by almost ev4rv ',sF
the Diamond State. lie predicts thai # ',' :"
ing occurs to blight the growing wbea, w.
yield Will be much heavier than usual '"e
! Tue Mon LAW IN IowA.-Cbjco,o
i0'-t'll Clifford, half breed, accu,td q, ,'r'" r
| ing John lngolls, in Jackson county. wash,"'.
ny ID MOB ." Saturday hast, the llili ips,,m,
Oh The same day, a mob, al B.lL.yu,. L.n..
'orc'uiy entered The Jail AT that p!a,e. ,,d
king prisoner, confined therein ON the ri..'.
oi c"uhterieItlng and murder, hung HIM
great excitement prevails III that y,r,,',s
consequence. ID
i The CRYSTAL PALACE, New YorL i,..
! up Tor sale. aud very few bidders Sn,.t
ago some Philadelphia gentlemen tb''',L.r ''"'
buying and locating it in this cry. ,s ,Ta
cultural and manufacturing mnseuu T-,
would proJably have done so ifthev cnn,J L"!
procured convenient location. As !, j. g.
sale again they may perhaps be in the ,norke,.
the palace being constructed of iron and prass
and the iron work put together with ,craws :,
would be an easy task to take it apart and shn
1t to Philadelphia. sup
FATE OF Gov. SHADES SCHooLMIsrRrssrS
Inc Society to promote female teachers tor,L
west OF which ex-GOvernor Slade. of Yer.
mont, is the head, reports that 4j2 teachers
nave been sent oul-39 from Connecticut. I'm
from Massachusetts,, is from Vermont. S6 from
New York. OF the 452 teachers sent ont. I'm
have returned, nearly all of them, after teach.
ing TWO years; LAG have married, II have
diGd-9 OF them after marriage.
TIE INDIAN MASSACRE AT SPIRIT L,yr
ChtcaS 0, april l7.-Atter the des,ruction NJ
the settlement at Spirit Lake by the Sioux In.
dams, they attacked another setllrm.n, =,
Springfield, in the southern part Of Mlunesoa.
but they were rePulsed with loss of from Ten
TO twelve. detachment of one hundred u4n
pursued them. but being without provisions.
they were compelled to return.
The Custom of calling mans rife his L,Iv
has been sufficiently commented upou 10 r,,.-
der it familiar
One day, at the navy yard, when something
special was going forward, the sentinel had
positive orders t" admit no one
Ddrng the day the wife Of one ofthe officers.
came to the gate intending to enter The yari.
out tne sentinel, obeylng orders, cried out:
harnt pass, marin"
But, sir" replied she | must pass. Inn
Cant VS. Lady.
" harnt help, marm,-couldn't let you in il
you Was his rife, marm."
TIE MAINE LAw.-Tbe CIV Marshal ,r
Bangor, IN his annual report, says rlere his
been gEeat increase in the number of cn,u,,-
me"tS, Tor offences during the past year. md
that there can be no doubt that the r.p,aI If
the Maine Law has been u serious iuury I'm
That section OF the State.
DISCRIMINATION. II. F. IIern. who Wa.
appointed by the Philadelphia NJ. E. Confer
ence, TO the PASTORAL charge of Symmetrical
E!kton' Md, to take the place Of the Rev. j..
+. Boone, who has been transferred 10 M Rev,
Mr.. H place at Symmetrical.
03- man from the country aDpled lately
10 respectable lawyer for legal advice. Alter
letalllng the circumstances of the case he was
asked II he had stated the facts exactly as thew
lad happened. "Yes, sir" replied the appll..
'anf' " have told you the plain truth-you
IAN put the lies to 1t YOURSELF
o. General n. Young cautions all persons
galnst receiving or negotiating check drawn
y John n. Jarvis, clerk of the Orphans Court
Il Kent county, for $3,347 ,03, on the Farmers"
Bank of Dover, which was lost by transmission
Trough the mails Oh or about the 27th of March.
" The Chinese Herald confirms the re.
ort, that the far famed porcelain tower at Nam.
IN was destroyed in November, during bloo--
y massacre of some 5000 or 6000 Imperial
roops by the insurgents, who had gained pos.
essIon of the city by treason.
OF Mr.. Buchanan is the Oldest man who
as ever taken the Presidency. Gen Cass is
nd to be seventy four years old and is the old.
st man that has ever filled the office of Secre.
ry OF State in the country.
W An astonshed female American. writing
ON Paris, asserts that French ladies acquire
brilliant complexion by never washing theIa-
ives, and says they content themselves with
'ntle rubbing with dry coarse towel
DEATH OF AN ARCTIC VOYAGEa.-The Rev.
r. Scoresby, well known as an old Greenland
ptaln and scientific writer on Arctic phe-
Ineha, meteorOlOgy, &C., died on the 2llh
March, at Torquay, in DevOnshre, England.
o. Accounts from Tennessee, Ohio, Indiana,
entucky, Missouri, &C., represent that there
II probably be a good yield of fruit of all
nds, Notwithstanding the unreasonable spring
sather.
" The Trenton GaseHe says: 1t is feared
It the fruit crop in this part oil the State Is
npletely destroyed by the severe frost, which
We injured the swelling buds beyond remedy
e grain crops are also very unpromising.
EF Charles B. Lore, Esq, late Clerk Of the
use Of the House of Representatives, we
rn, has determined to remove to Wilmington
make it his residence.