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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-15

~ Yes, yes, nature balances all things ad.
mirably, and has put the sexes and every
individual Of each oil par. Them that
have more than their share of one thing,
commonly have less of another. Where
there is great strength there ainl apt 10 be
much gumplion. A handsome man in a
general way aint much of man. A beau.
tilul bird seldom sings. Them that have &c.
MUS have no common sense. A fellow with
one idea grows rich, while he who calls him
fool dies poor. The world is like baked
meat pie; the upper crust is rich, dry and
puffy; the lower crust is heavy, doughy and
underdone; the middle is not bad generally
but the smallest part of all is that which ia
vors The whole.--Sam Sticks Wss Saavs am
Modern Instances.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-04-15

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MlsANrIIRoPiC HOURS.
By N. p. WILLIS.

sometimes feel as If could blot
All traces OF mankind from earth
As If twere wrong 10 curse them not,
They do so much degrade their birth.
To think that earth should be so fair,
So beautiful and bright thing,
That nature should come forth and wear
Such glorious apparrelling
That sky, sea, air should live and glow
With light, and love, aud holiness,
And yet men never feel or know
How much God can love and bless
How deep their debt Of thankfuness.
I've seen the sun go do down, and light
Like foods of gold pourd on The sky
When every tree and flower was bright,
And every pulse was beating high,
And the full soul as gushing love,
And longing for its home above
And then when men would soar, If ever,
To the high homes of thought and soul
When LIES degrading ties should sever,
And the spirit spurn CONTROL
Then have seen-oh how my cheek
Is burning with the shame feel,
That truth is in the words speak
I've seen my fellow-cIeatures steal
Away TO their unhallowed mirth;
As if the revenes Of earth,
Were all tha, they could feel or share,
And glorious heaven were scarcely worth
Their passing notice or their care.
l've said was q worshpper
Al woman's snrine-yel even there,
And when deemed just had caught
The radiance OF that holy light
Which makes earth beautiful and bright
When eyes Of fire their flashes sent,
And rosy lips looked eloquent
oh: have turned and wepl 10 find
Beneath it all trihing mind.
was in one of those high halls,
Where genius brealhes in sculptured stone
Where shaded light in soilness falls
On renciled beauty. They are gone,
Whose hearts of fire and hands OF skill
Had wrought such power--but they speak
~ W. - ~-s-y faain-a s,li,
And fresh lips breath'd and dark eyes woke
And crimson cheeks flushed elowugly
To life and motion, had knel:
And wepi with Mary al the tree
Where Jesus suffered-l had felt
The warm blood rushing to my brow
AT the stern buffet of the Jew
Had seen the head of glory bow,
And bleed for sins he never knew,
And had wept thought that all
Must feel like me-and when there came
A stranger bright ana beautiful,
With step ofgrace and eye of flame,
And tone and look most sweety bent
To make her presence eloquent.
Oh, then look'd for tears We stood
Before The scene of Calvary;
saw the piercing spear--the blood
The gall, the wrath OF agony
saw his quivering lips in prayer,
Father, forgive them"-all were there;
I turned in bitterness OF soul,
And spoke OF Jesus. had thought
Her feelings would refuse control,
For woman's heart. knew, was fraught
With gushing sympathies. She gazei
A moment on il carelessy,
And coldly curled her lip and praised
The high priests garment! could it be
That look was meant, dear Lord, for thee?
Oh, that is women--whal her smile
Her lips of love--her eyes OF light
What is she, if her heart revile
The lowly Jesus? Love may write
His name upon the marble brow,
And lnger in her curls of Jet
The light spring flowers may scarcely bow
Beneath her step, and yet--and yet
Without that meeker grace she'll be
A lighter thing than vanity.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-30
CITY Intelligence.

DEPARTURE Cry GsksAprERs The City Grena-
ders Capt Low len, mustered nj their tae
Mercer House, yesterday at 10 A. to proceed on their
annual excursion TO Philadelphia The ranks fal
and the company never looked better. they were 90
cued by The state Grenaderr lieat Frazer oommandar
the fto, Of ortlAndt street Captains Munson, AcCs7
aud 'odvin, MAJOR Irwin, Lieut. Brklay and Surgeon
Peckham, In unifrm sooomosnl,d the CITY 0rcnad,ers
TO Philadelphia. ShctJns full baud aao went on with
them.
AID ron OFFICER ASDrRsoss FAMLy.-Messrs, Phillips,
OF White street, Macomber, Of les Elm street, ami Mr..
Rscey, Of Centre market, will receive subscriptions for
tb- fsm Of officer Anderson, who killed by bur.
glar In Grand street last those woo o while 70
the performance Of their duty should not DO forgotten amer
they are dead
CrslyTxG BRoApwAy-We learn that effort Is on foo,
organize association Of Broadway storekeepers 70
keep Broadway thoroughly cleaned throughout the year
n seems be impossible induce the suthoritcs I, do
their outv and hereafter tho merchants will take the
matter IN their hancs mes,irg IL 70 be held for
this purpose al the Aston House Tits evening.
rm Third RprsrSr 90 HrsAEs, Colonel Pos,iey, par.
sde for field day" 4, East New York TO morrow, al
tou @ clock A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-30
BROOKLYN City news.

srspooS or MusnKR-Coroner suell held an inquest
yesterday upon the body Of Christi pher Hencrnan who
eed the 10th ipst supposed By the nsghbors from
blows inflicted By his step con, Thomas Stanton The de-
cersod resided the corner or Columbia street aud
Ham1 avenue The wife Of deceased was q wdos be
lore abe married Herpsn and bad two chdren Thomas
Mary Stanton. They from Ireland at the solicit
iaion Of the parties. After they arrived appears they
could not agree well nigh, DO, and freqnen qua-rc
we're the consequence. In one OF these quarcls. ne
alleged the boy Thomas Stanton beat the old man, being
aided by the mother aud Mary. lie seriously injured
about the head and ,posod de1 from the effects 81
n injuries thus received Or. Van Duyne, who made
the post norton examination testified that his pkul
aured. The testimony Of several Witnesses vas taken,
and The Jury rendered The verdi that dtcessed
his death by Inflammation Of the brAn and me mbraoes
by bloss inflicted by Thomas Stanton, assisted
by Julia Hcffernan AMI Mary Santos" Upou
the rendi,'on II the verdict, Jusl Hefernan and ssry
Stanton taken into custody by orcer Of the Coroner "
sppem Witnesses The deoeAsei, also appears, vss
Ct Incorporate habits, and ons more thorough exa Minis
ton will biless be found that his death The
result OF Iquor tran Of blows Tho youag mao charged
sllh the offence tad not bcs arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-30
SSbstaNry.
ObbInnrys
DEATH OF CoLONsL y. =. DO 0sN,

DEATH OF COLONsL y. r. O90HN
Ded the ttu INST st his residen QIeen square,
Bristol England in his seventy folrth ear Col 4 Do
DEN, opsrl Of the United SAFES for tnN porL )hi dc
cca ed gentleman the lhifd Of General Matthias
Ogden, and born at Bon the State Of New Ter
,es IN The 81 OF Marsh, li65 He apD0nei bs
President andrew Jackson in 1879 Co si for the Unit
Safes for UverpOJ where he served Tor eleven
end the" transferred Bristol ar. Ogden ws- one
a, The piO If steam siga ion. 81 ca ly ~ 1911 ~
to b. tho successful perimeLts of Mr.
FhoD and In 1919 construct the trs doIbie e. sloe
that placed board boat ~h expan.ve ste'
With tho boat thus eq mood, ne the rt tn venture
Sea voyage; he procee I'd with her fon New York
" No folk 10 VI gnia and established ner al paexe'
The James ivtr Id 1917 Mr. Ogdso went :, Ene land,
aod submitted his pars NJ. James Va, nho sAid to
nm, Ar Ogden, do roi besa,e to declare II viii make
q beautiful eng re nurirg the lsaer years or his
HE Mr.. Ogden engaged tn revfec'ing Q soieutiic
sounding instrument, the combined Invention Of Mr. Ogden
and Capt J. ,ceson q. be wSs me mber OF the o.
ser Of the Cncnpa, ~hcn he inherited from his father,
and whr O e-cr ode 10 hi. Cpy and heir.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-30
.Dsrssv CStv nexvs.

PASSING CorsrxRvrr Mov,Y.-A German boy named
George sbumpf about II years Of sge, srrested in
Jeuey City Tuesday evening FOR Passing cousterfet
Ill., Of the denomination Of %, tho "Unon Bank Of
ev London" He passod Sne Of tho bills upon Mr.. CAT
fry ooniectoner In Montgomery street, aer which no
vent next door, 10 the oyster saloon OF Mr. Post where
he about getting rid OF another, when Mr. Calry,
having found out that the bl he received spuriou'
came II pursui, Of him and caused lis arrest When
taken into caody he protested his Innocence saying thst
he had been work In Now London and had received the
murey from his employer. He locked NJ for the
nght ard yesterday morning taken before Recorder Bed
ford Who committed him 10 Bergen Jail 10 await hs trial
Upon hs examination he stated that he lived at 81 Duane
sLroe NV nIk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-30
Police lntelllKence.

ArRvu OF Az ALLEGED FARo DsarxR--James Stewart the
al eyed proprietor Of gambling saoon kept at No. 2os
Broadway, corner Of Fulton street., was brought before
Justice Ccnoelly 1T the Loser Police Court on complaint
or Mr.. Emen y. Harwood, or Lovojoy's Hotel, who
charges tho accused In connection with others with hsv
ing gept n faro banking establishment az the above
nenirned piace Mr.. Harwood Saws ne vsned tue pre-.
uses times end lost about two hundred do AIRS
the game. The msgrsta held the accused 10 bai the
sun Of 70 hundred dolars TO answer. Mr James 3,
benss &C No 81 Fifth street, became the prisouersbs
shereupon he ~@ liberated fr)m custody warrant
issued for the arrest OF tao other perrons
cbarged with beirs eontederstes Of stewart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-30
The Army Tor Utah.
oUH LBAvEN WORTH CrrY COSaBsp OND.NCB

LxAvESwoRTH CrrY July 10, 1891.
7k Aorch If Tie Troops for UtaA-7hc Dragoon Return 70
Kansas--NeOs from Sal Lake, &c, &c
The last detachment Of troops composing the army for
Utah he'd three days since and the
rareh commenced to day Tho reLth Infantry take the
advance be followed by Phelps battery Of light ar
lry and the Fifth infantry, With one days interval DO
each, which deposition to be continued 1 far %
Fort laramie, after which the army k 70 move 10 SUP
porting order General Haraeys order for the
requires the troops march feen miles each ds,, hN.
ing day in every eight and allowing twenty days
10 reach Fort Kearney t~epsy I've to Fort Larss,
ard forty to Salt Lake City.
The dragons that assigned 10 the expedition er
here two days since for lawrence where Gov. Walker
demands their 'eryccs In sapPressing snce Asairs,
the Territorial authorities de has published procams
,,on which dare ssy you have seen rh, will give you
dea OF the present ssse Of affairs In this quarter
Boh parties wrought, mp the hi chest degree Of
hending erious rseuls.
whether the dragons will ultimately 60 N Uaa I. In
roy Judgment doubtful, the presens aspect of affairs
seems to indicate that services Will requi 10
Kansas for weeks, and until Il will be too late
make the march this season wnhout Them tho AgresVe
Of The m, for Uuh Is s,out 800 men, naf o.
there he Fifth Infantry have become worn oit ard
h'oten dove BY hard service and IN The s~as
FiorisR, from whence they ordersi this
peoinon Many 81 the OF This regiment Ia desert
several of the best oc have rendered herre
seLaons quence OF shat they Corrective " be tho
iujuitc thai has oeen inflicted the regt nsnt
General Harvey will leave here III ihs troops have
al he'd, when he expects 10 make Nd m 'vement
An arrived hero to day oaiy fifteen days from
Salt Lake CITY, with dispatches from ghsn Young !,
laid that he and his followers disposed TO receive
he Territorial otlce and the amy viiu II
ruch be fact will hardly be necessary n send
many ucoJs among them. This, h1Seyer, may BE- q
ruSe
I~in write you again from Fart Kearney
p S-An express whioh has just come In from Law
renee gives the Information that the excitement there
highest pitch since the arrival Of the troops
and therc supdTy warhke nstrafious sucn -
nrng -apnou as,emblipg AIMED bore Of men, &, &,
Whs the etc, 81 nis will he IL impossible 70 pcediJt
but thing Is certain that the Dragons ordered
to frc they will obey the oder 10. the consequences bo
" at they NAV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-30

foKA-sHn nAy.
.uh Anns 81 hooR snrS.. ..eve IL 81
SUE g1u ISL aIoa wkyuh morn 81
Fort OF New York, July 30, 1851.

Port NJ New York, July 30, 1857.
,IEARED
Steamship s,uiherner Roaerson Chareston-spoacrd n
s,eamship Roanoke Sinner, ror,amouth, Ao-Ludlan
khip Eris (sr) Orange Jsps tow -surchard Burke
ship st Peter. ssvin RordssnI-f o.upson Hunter.
ssi adS met S%r New %
ssli Ok sr rel =: ,sa
Ram Gipssy, Msisrd, Son,svt go -Jo' 's.rdasr
Bark vsnny suck, Sroc,e l. q Punt "a Sack Co.
Brig G Acs erl,, Barton narsaham Burdst 4 sool,.
Brig Ere ieroo dam Lamosh 81 rhom As- Rossire
sr E",. SHs kss St sssS; Eso sSssa s1s;
schr silva iBrl ,'uins-, 2 euihera-Jo. an,as
schr Ass ssrnhsw o1on d'i'An
scsy r a,., s0f Ss., so0
sch- Liico, Dssoss,y, B.ltmsrs- aailisr Lora Que
scbr Se~ York. oosdsen Boston Dayton 4 s,rssue
ARMvEb
Steamship Washington Cayepdy Bremen va Southampton
July ID .fh mdss and paasenses. 'oC sad The has
hae no hing but head winds Gin 70 sns ler sonump Tn
bad very GOOD voy.xe OF. her mali dsnvsrsd BE
sesmshp ARIEL Lueio-. Bremen via SOUTHAMPTON. Iuiy
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sh ,p .sSsiS red ssasi WIN -hiss ~ Are 10 ss
s'ssmssN ipcsD. ar, sa, cr R,emar .veu Iu,s and
soa'ssmpn 9s ys mase sna ,sss.os-. s,J sand On
y Ign 10 ar. 81 sh h VIVA ss So'
.s ii lon y Is saw snip Flors Trmps s,esring q sS
= .pSss 81 ss Ia. s B.
Jchr srapkin Burned, VIZ, ina, 2dsys
s. hr Benent Dect er. y'rrinis, 2davs
Scbr T strong Lsoo,uh, Battu,r- DAYS
S~hr Ann u Safer. Fish Newark Tor W.rehan-
Srbr aYrnu. Robinson MAcsiss
schv Ply mouth RocG Lacy bo-or days.
kchr Rio Grand, Allen, 6nson 3daya
schrt base Jsnep, N-s HAv.
srhr - Lymsn stAnnkrd, sew Haven
srhr kimrod West Absny for Bo ton
tchr Cs'ArSc, RSm-sy. bSay for scwpert-
f<hr 'acob Rsymood Griffin. 4. bsny frr So<t>u.
sehr o,c.r baslsy. Reset R,,adoas for BRISTOL III
Steamer ooson. sellew. lsdephA
Steamer fssorzv. kinney, Provdeu~.
Steamer . Harris. smith New Lordon
BELOW.
The senaphore ports ship and brig scuta Of tbs
Bighlsi ds.
SAILED.
sfeamsfios So1hsrrsy, ChNrleson Roanoke Po-xnouih
Ae FROM the loser bay, frxss wsos.h cruise
ind Noxth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-30

fyoHPosrTlor AND GOLD vysr. NEJK AND yon
chains vs.ented not 70 arrah, the money returned.
Vs. - So and ~ " @ 81 Onains by mail N ant
part Of the world Ion r. JACOBS vi broadway.
nIAMorDs-THf TRADE is REsPpCrYUII,y Ii.
~ formed that we are cutn uaiy manufactured and hsvs,
on hand arg stock 81 diamond ewery Of the lstes ryles
large sssw 'ment o. darcnds hand. done To-,
the usde. Diamonds bouxhi Tor caah ~ ~
L. HsshANN 90. ais Rroonne ssrr~4
WAI.JHEs AND JxwEsRy, VERY Low
" The suhscrther, In business IN street the c,~
nneteen years selling al descriptions Of I'D and slvs
wAehss and jewery At less han usual prices 0RO. 81
meorer OF -soses and jewery wholesale Ana ~
Nv NO HSi s<eoe second door, neas Brosdvay,
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CENrRgvTLLE co, RsR, l.. I-rRoTTiNd.
TUESDAY. Juh 2S t-'tnne matca, $500 m'ls bea1,
BEET three in 1--WE, Ia harress
tLSushliD ra'ntd blk Lancet \
D. Phfer nan ed mr. q. Brown DIX ........
Nme 2:3e-2:20 X -2:9x-2:274.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-30

q. ". ksnRfr, Chei 'Irfk
These checks are 10 be handed over N the CAPTAINS OF
Va. eevers precincts by NJ Bowen this morning ., that
no BrookJ police may be PAL of this Afternoon
Ibe ray ros for the several New YORK pre- saes have
u1 al yet been perfected aud handed ny the comanf
lag ofcers consequently nothing yet been done by
the Treasurer bvards auditing the pus accounts and
drsuirg his checks therefor.
The following ali the precincts from which perfect
p,y rolls bad recelvod 10 live o'cok lat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-30

BOSTON July y-Arr ship ,luring Juripg Liverpool;
bsrs Chester tosby PnAd hs; briggs opt TON Pars W.
do; Czanra (rrl Work schr Leo SNOW Jacnl
miscellaneous as.d ,Itsasasr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-30

Iss Isid. fourth, SAB, Fourteenth ud rgsps,s
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-04-03
Frederick Dougls.s' Lecture.

Central II Ill was shronged on Tuesday
evening ~ listsu 70 the eloquent, and gifted
advocate Of human rishs-Frederck Doug.
lass. Mr.. Douglass was introduced u the
audiences by J.hn Tuck, Esq, who made
some very pertinent remarks in allusiou u
the speaker before introducing him.
The ed1rt Of Mr.. Douglass on this, as well
- other occasions. wa, marked with great
ability. The opinion Of Chief Justice Ia.
ncy. in the Dn,d Scott case. was reviewed
with great clarnes., and its monstrous doc.
trines-thelr infainy and f.lsity-their glar.
Ing inconsistency with the history Of the
past,-ie outings upon human righb. in
Wrestling from colored msn. bond or free,
their cisizsnsh'p-its pervsnion Of the Con
sti,ution and the intent Of its trainers. and ia
other a.srlns as'aup 10 IS, though clothed
in all their high ufhcial authority. received u
just and msrited rchuks from the Speaker,
and found ready and hearty rspouse In
the heIrts Of the listening crowd.
Mr.. Douglass US an orAtor, has 6nc
vuice. case and natur .lnos, u uinn.r, clear.
NOS and vigr Of style, .kocn s.rc.sm and
mirhfal Wit. t9at capsivAto and hold the
attention Of bis auxiliary Cor hours, and
PLACES him among the Grst VI American
Speakers.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-04-03
Tho Soram bio.

by oil accounts the scramble for Office
among the faithful was never greater vi
the ACCESSION to power Of new purity, than
is that now going on between tho 'ou,s and
ms Of the party that elected Jamos Bacl,an.
IN. Washington, notwithstanding 'the
rat poisoning and other diseases shat acs!'
Is heir TO-, is nothing but great Lazaroni.
an Fair Of ot6cc-seskers, b,scising the Prsi.
dent and the Heads Of Departments, with a
degree Of desperate pertinacity that would
make the fortune Of any street bcsgar in
Europe or America. Tho Washington Or.
gan s,ys:- s.. .
Never was such an assemblago of self lov.
ing patriots convened bsfors in this Nation
al M.trupoli. and God forbid that such u
rariefy should ever cIme together here again.
The hrs.cltins SJutherner-the Free soll
n rthcrner-the pro-rlavery borlcr ruff IN
Kinssite-tho Free State advocate the
protectipnist the free tradrr-ths strie,
cUnstructibnist-the Observation-Disclosures old
t.shmnel J-f.rs ,nian D.n"crat-tls new
tangled Buchanan Democnt-the Pornsyite
the anti.F,rne ites the Madison war
men Of lSl2-the anti.war men Of 1872
the national hank advocates and the anu.
hank men-the Pacific railr,l,dites-tIe
unit. railrolditss-th efillibustrr.rs--thea anti
Gllibusteren - all these rdridies. with u
small sprinkling Of Old line whisr, make
up tho present newly inlugurated Variety
party, each and all of whum are lJoking f6r
'cruinls' fron the Presidential table Go
It while you're youns.'
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-04-03
For fAs URisn 4 Journal.
KANsApDLrs, Feb 81, 1857.

.. ... kANsAPOLis, Feb II, 1857. =
Mr.. Enron. The Bogus Legislature hp
met held is SESSION, IND adjournsd, but i,
has failed to restore peace or quiet To Kan.
s.s A law has bcen passed authorizing
tho taking Of the census; md if inhabitant'
enough he found in the Territory to war.
rant 1t, o convention is to be elected to form
State constitution. Let not the friends Of
free Kansas In the North 0 deceived by this
step, and advise acquiesceuee in such u mca.
mre. foe they should bear in mind the fact,
that the taking Of the census will b. in the
hands Of men appointed by the bogus au.
thorit,es. and what confidence can DO placed
in their action.
BY the provisions Of the law, all Missouri
can come over the line and have their names
placed On tho @ nsus lists. AMI will be al.
lowed 10 vote at the election If they desire.
While every advantage will be taken to
4 cure large prp slavery vote, speeches arc
being made. and measures adopted to Got up
an excitement, in order to prevent imiga.
tion frun the Tree states. II Is the in.cn.
tion ag.in to blockade the Missouri river
rs far US Northern travel Is concerned. and
close every other avenue 10. sible, leading
into the Territory. The question arises.
will the Northern states submit to have the
public highways of the nation closed against
their citizens by lawless mob. 1t seems to
me that the voice of the North shonld %
forth in such manner, rs to c,use tho incom.
ing administration 10 heed It's tones and tax,
measures to stop such outragcs
There Is considerable diversity of opinion
amongst the Free State men here, ms to the
best course to pursue. some ara fur yielding
4, tbo ,utb,r;tv or I'm, h,,,. I,.,i.l,tur,