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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
IMPORTANT DISPATCH FROM WASHINGTON.
ISpe>,1l for The Press

IMPORTANT DISPATCH FROM WAsHlNoroN'
[Spee,olJOr The Pres
WASHINGTON A4g 2G-The prospect OF au eieo'4on 'f
D,esa: to The septenber Convection in Kansas iu'Te''
Tb.uo,t of hs Convention viii 10 said he quickly doue'
/. will probably be submitted the people on the day 'n'
Legislature ia elected ard the chances are that the Conu
tica will be in Washington with member Of 1"asfe' and
two Senators 70 back it, By the lot OF December
II Ia supposed tina, the Constitution, like thst oil Ne~i
AID PeL1,ylrs1is viii be silent as 20 Slavery
This programme will prevent attack on Gov Walkers
nomination in the Senate He resign, and may come ~
SCI stor from the State
Re.t assured Les Aope that his plan vii be carried
out. SOLITAIRE
The election for delegates to the September
Convention in Kansas was had t,eO months ago,
and Pro Slavery BODY returned by total Poh OF
less than fifteen hundred votes. This election WAS
held urder bogus Registry, which excluded the
great bulk of the Free-State men from voting.
The Constitution las Of course been already con-
cocted in scme Pro Slavery conclaye, and the Con-
yention Will merely go through the fvrm Of adopting
il. They doubtless know good deal more about
it's features Ia Washington than in Kansas.
"a Constitution Sitnt as to Slyery,' framed
By Convention elected under Border Raffiin
authority. WI be PIo.SlA7ery Constitution;
Slavery is already il Kansas, 50 far as usurpation
bogus law can plant it there AID Coneention
splipgiDg from tie bogus authority does not need
to leaalize S.ayeIy ttere-to say nothing is to
leave Slavery legalized and established No intel
ljgent person csn honestly dispute this.
Stall Constitution so framed By Convention
choien BY lees than a tenth Of the People, and
representing but one fourth Ct The number, be i'm
posed OK Kansas by Federal authority aud sayo-
nets? This is the precise Issue ROW rendered.
What sag the Free States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

The danger of the careless handling Of firearms
was painfully manifested on Saturday ngdt at
shooting gallery in the Bowery. young mau
named Hoiley while practicing with the pistol
shot himself in the eve, aud died almost instantly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
A SHIP ASHORE

SANDY HOOK Saturday, Aug %, 1885,.
There is another ship ashore at Cranberry Inlet No
particulars as yet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
VERMONT holds her election tomorrow.

We gre compelled By fcod OF adTices from all
quarters to postpone portion OF cur Europesn
letters by tie Atlantic. Those omitted to day will
appear in our next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
SLOOp.OF.WAR FALMOUTH.

NORFOLK, Saturday, Aug ~, 1857.
The aloop-of.war Falmouth has been ordered here
TO be locked aud then to return to Rio Immediately
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
Ne@!llurk Tally Tribn,re
MONDAY, AUGUST 81, 1857.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice be taken of anonymous Commun!cAons Wa
intended for insertion must be authenticated by
name and address Of Tho wrter-BO necessarily ti public
tior, bet as guaranty Of his good faith.
We cannot undertake TO return rescted Commuuicstlons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

A full and graphic report Of the dougs Of the
Convection at Cleveland, in favor Of Conpersated
EnsrcirstiOn, will he fcurd 10 cur cclumr':o 3Ay.
We trust il rnsy be widely read and pord.red We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
MISSOURI GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION. ]

ST. LOUIS, Saturday, Aug. y, 1857.
The following is the official vote of Missouri Tor
Governor Stewart Dem, AZ ,915; Rollins, lndspea
dent, AZ cal; majority for Stewart, 35i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31
RnRRERY OF Unsigned BANK-N NOTES.

1. is reported that $4,000 in unsigned bank notes
have been stolen from the New.Eugllnd Baak- Mote
Company. They are Oh various New Eugand banks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-31

The Philadelphia Press Col. Forne,'' ne"
paper. gives the following evidence that the game
Of making Kansas Slave State by fraud and 'l'-
leucs is to be puzzled to an immediate con'umma-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

IMAM ACTION OF susrIPLsPoIsDtRa AND nx0HE-
tsuon pending before Court Session Al the lus snce
Alexander Roger, Jnnipr merchant In Tnsch and J.mes
cole executors ponsted ADD appointed BY the deceased
widow OF the deces.ed Felson, mslne fvme-
Ard asanst tho following persons said 70 be
nvfu chill ren Of he lsie exsnder ssndesou soneus 70
nnowhesd parth OF ford. who 80 nephew OF the said
decesse, Aeisnd.r se,o-, viz william sandsson, 20 IA
10 sng and or else -Aere for Of soo,nd een ssnic
eon, SHOW, nos In Amercs, n esew here abrosf;
Jane ssnde'on In ,msrcs or elsewnee serost As also
he following perssos said 70 be lswf chrrn % n hy
sAndissor OF Dove OF James Oiwer, who are M
ooth sesd rz-,otn Dower seaman presently In pnGsad
o. else where fu.h Of tcolsud Margaret Dover residing 81
-; a. also The foll9~tng perssns SAID 70 DO lawtal ca
drsn Of the late Ra mel ssadlon Joas spouse James
Singleton IN Austrss else whsre abroad; George
sbrosd; MAY joe Clerhew residing singleton Ia
here; and tn. sNi Will Cl rhew for nj. Interest," AMI
on part eotae Tod Ordinary Hand side II JUL,
on proces vice IN each ~ the Melbou Argos IN
rsv yrk Herald, The f~s., sad the rcrts Brush .dver
der new pspers FOR ps nfirna,on 81 al parties hsvug
eres in the fund medic and Of new appointed the
n 90 said fund LOO gs their and clsn
he CLERKS hands By the 7h day 81 rovemoe- merit OF all
which ian naion is hereby made unier cerudcsiou
BAG ART srrlN ", y, Agents.
IprssuRG, 30 Northumberland street 2sh July, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22
MATRIMONIAL.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EuenNIA WALLET Will,
NI upon receipt OF cents, ~ equivalent postaD8
ssmps return person true picture Of their past pre
sent future fe win likeness q fuurc wife
.-suits, Journeys 40. Addre@ kussuh Wallet New rws
Post once
lNArRrnOwrAL-A GENTLEMAN OF snvuSry.
wi eight of pcss>ssed OF fortune Of four
dred thousand dollars md hsvus he,y DESTROYS q ts-
Ing sc1usintAs with young lady Of vh ytsv
10 matriony. she must possess loving And sympshe 10
nature beauty rscfulues and handscme ax1re; snsa
sddre0 fs mree dAyu uervAank Bvca1WNy rA 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22
INSURANCE.


EJUMBoI.Dr FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
- CAsH OArIrst, sO,0n
Omoe, No. 10 Wal street. New YORK
DtrxCrORa.
John Rankin, A. " Strange Nc~~s a. Hcpp )cs.
Samuel r, Holmes. q n. Caldwell. William o. Bowers,
Ansor q. Pheipa ". r. Nctp,refl willard ". Newell,
CHARLES Christnsa James McKsye Henry :. Baker,
George H. hnery, Nelson Davis, 0erge Barnes,
Afyei LArfe, 0eo-rs W. Far~ona william Allen,
walter ortmm, William l.. King, Johr Armstrong;
y. r. StrAnahan- william A. Kobbe, Rdvavd Bridge,
70 ~eH bcsercos. 9eosse Bupin. Hevry I. Rurr,
Rober Bowman Esthsn Lane, ~ r. Saufnrd.
Samuel Sloan, Roowon Freeman. Andrew Counstnrk.
Joehua ". BaAea. zen 81 Besdlesou ". ID, fhcmpeu.
JOHN RANKIN, PrssafonA
wuIIAu MurxIgAN. Secretary,
Al<x. WAY. yp- Askaant ee0Stary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22
AsTROLOGY.

nm SPRING sTBksT--CLA1KvoyAEon-h snY
1IU MOUR few dors Of broadway, the most s1a
osasfu medical and business esrveysns " Aneros Az
ssesss discovered cured cursbe UnerrdG sfvfcs
% business tierd. te, and suscfsou Suarsnes
on no pay. "
IoE ORCHARn srRssT INWARD ~ OYrn1
lOO ed ~ who surp Ass Asdame OhY I'VE
IN irving sstesrepe ga all svens nroukn nis psI
dcussiy absent friends bsses lawsnie snd nvnk ucU
Numbevs N. Madame Olifou humbug, nr does 80
gtsh y IMPOSE on The unwsX Usn sna ss"sV So"'sh'
fyARD-MADAsE BREWSTER RrrURNs THANKS TO
" her friends And patrons and begs that ssr the
thousands both 10 this city and Phs6elphis, ehl have con
suited her with entire subtraction abe fe Is confident mt IN
e question OF ~ roogy love and law mater ard books OF
ornclcn, relied constantly by sapoeor she has no
equal nhc viii tell the futurs husband and also
6a q hs ysers No u fourth avenue three dooa sbove
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22

, u0n ACRES OF CHorOK WESTERN VARM 80
G.OUO lands for 'als lying adjoining railroad, va 70
thers IA nps Of the bet mae. TO bssund IN the les.
Of xrooe'is dry goods hard sue &C. Ae. Apply % "a
dress from IL 4. n. tnsP. n, 4 sHAkBY. Loveioys do
tel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22
- =
BILLIARDS.
DENTISTRY.

NlETB EXTRACTED IN Tan SECONDS wIrHoUr
the slk hest pain b. my mad nal mot
fresxing This sdmifAbl system prscIo-d by only
hefsrepre given u vq tired.
DR. II a. DuRKfN, SO CNrn street. near vsrick.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

q Snn A BUAUrIrU,. VILLA OR OuTr >9R
y .OOU. ate feet by feet south side at s5,h
slreet between Por kovrs AMI hArla a, asnoin< =
.piendid view 81 The ks ! er t!ash'eg oas tina aa-.
f-rry ana three railroad stations II uftasu minute, wslk
ferms easy Also plot sdjoainy the grounds OF
.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22

CbsKIrr. SALE. VAN ABLs srOsE UiBRy ar
- public sale Will 9osivriv be sold nj public vendns
BY ED~ abb PisEeOs, sheriff II he @ MY u rss1 "a
der decre- OF tie Court Of bsnee,y New Jersy ri the
Ccur 30 n j.. su-udsy, tbs 25tn ~ ausus
O'Clock ~ tftm~ valuable prenii the
cy AerspSer Shl'p si'uste sorth Be VILE shout
zen miles from he " 81 Sork o. tie Psss.o nger
con.ups THAI - OF tas hest land, -h he
mprovneo thereon eosss md o. bu rng. dqcks ~ ~
Eeher vi stone dusrres, shrh ar I'm xhausb'e
n-idi al the finest les Ia vot the
nasriai bsir Of qusty hsvug much Ia
trswD buidirs both pub &c Ard prvse IN the city
Rev Yors We refer ~ can, Sbermss Co.'S bsukiag
~ atd NAssau sr-ss a. avirg the
finest brown stone fnis TIE city bel buih of sone ron
Ibis quarry sls Bank 6rosd street Nsw
ors "a ~ erection The advantages Of get II
Out market D.os oecuvy gree, being bounded By
9th Arss frOa, convenient sui
euv. docks ard sucsn depth OF ~ar for oouyeysncs OF
stone t. Zee yort ard eseshero-hAying also
public road running drecy through he premises The aen
tenea builders cutters snd deeers IL called IN the
e positively sold 10 the
bidder. opportunity ed Jr with 70 inve- CAPT
Al sl good dividend $40 OO requiring ouy
email ~ort leg ,plts PsrtcaArs ~ sale gill be male
Known Of sale Terms The above sale
ponec N 7s'h % July 10 the above dsis and placc
WILLIAM ABBurr AUCrIuNEEf-wILL SELL TaIs
w day 0k ocoos, toe sDck goof ~ii md htdres OF
&ov.r. thu .of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22

DICpARD MORA AUDTIONnBR.-SALE OF
N valuable r.sl estate mill seat. Ac o. staten lslsod
auction - RICHARD q. aOURE Will sell 81 public aucnon
on WEDNESDAY sept 1887 ~ O'Clock H., on the ore
s-a the well kbo~p fvm ID MIL seat OF the lac Richard
Crocheron nd witbo mile Of
e VII Of Richmond and ~ n. head nssgsdon of fresh
Kills 1hs farm III ~ ,ul tbr OF Ian i've acres
OF saii ado being inc gdec The nansiou housa large
.veuen nded ,hrubhery large fantes o.
frui fc DIGEST snds viS, H. The farm bud
inxe ir good r-psir vel OF prm- water a the DOR rhs
sIh Nuildirg we'll az the beat In
shls the The mschners all within fsv
yeArs cTvins with III Of stone The mill pond
erc~ ding g.luAb. Of the fsci gro
the OF pulsr hes York market Ausoh-d 70 TIA
property commod ~hsff nj ysSd with weigh sea
Aod recess' sppurter ancrs o. nfora1s NJ Tor
mlI'ers r.slo. c- SHIN few feet 81 he mil rhs
prcpe-ty IL vel worthy the entoa of desir
purchase moat ish fu and sllay sdepce c0nonot
q business wach prOrcrs MANAGED
tune ihe @ muuicsi WITH the city OF Work s also
sasy sar esvtog ach rond tour daily, and
ngw he BEATS fta~ stNeu sand and NeS YorA Sleau
Very Coupxny Churhes (spi-cups ana DuNh Heformed
within walk For agply IN the AucuUuecr
the visgeo ohmoni stai lsl'nd Title perfect, Ter
acn~mp odstiug nj JhAkD q, MOOhE
RICnsosD hugu l. lS7,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22

UyILLIAn ABBurT AUCrTnNHEf-wILL SELL r ais
day l0k ocloos, ,scct goof oil md dtarss OF
the houoy g. VITA the household furniture OF
bc propreVr Sale po~ave And casn deposit required
crum all purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22
INSTRUCTION.

Oh. Mr. DOLBEtR GO Brosdsay, receives u
o. sonfsy IRE, Cor fsu bnsinsss Mr. will
sne,s trembling from hand One 90 seat for bona
tet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22

UC1ION Nofl0b-a Lar - AND PEasdPrOkY
"a sale Of househ Id furniture cDp,prsnx
wsrorobes bureau eaAhs ands soss ch>rs tables
feather beds holster Pill pier and other
giAsses chandeliers al pal I'll cravings spleL dr.
1ot Of Brussels ipvr4n alan sne
toned piasofor%s vrb isrg- lot fps ed 40 vii
be sold his day Saturday dock p NJ ~ ls6 spring
Street. Wooster DsposiA req ii ed
THOMAS iOSeaUGHrOH kucHopeer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22

PpRNcH LAZY CAPABLE or TsA0ntsa rHu
EngWh branches nnsic, rAl and ins'rum"n,.l Ae.,
wishes alton Ia ,vivats family No Jes
don 10 the South hest reference gwen Address r. boa -
Htrhd Ofncs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22

EHgLIsH AFDBPsHiaH-AH AsERT IAN BEstD NO
II In the nsghb rhOOf o twenty nir srse Ar B'oadv.
wishes give nglsh Spsnarf for VII oh
lish viii be taken return Address y. r. a..
Heral Ofnc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22

lNAaM saw AED 6Rlsr MILL FOB SALE ABOUT
thirty FIVE Of land which is an apple orchard
mil gs mill rnnniug order barn, howell aud
sry within mile the village OF haok~nssok
county New Jersey, eat side OF Hack ,ach
(ad prpery Of late belonging 70 Albert Van ssur
i-s' ed viii sold at public sale on suesdsy ths first da
Sept-nb.r O'Clock at the public house Of
A. Van saun in the village OF aaaker sack. Terms mad
snowu on the cay Of Sold BY virtue Of decree II shs
Peter w. Van Houten No. los Barclay street. Mes York
s snhsA 4 zIb xas siUS Administrator.
u.cwv Au0u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22

tyODkTRY RESIDENCE FOR sA 8-Ar WALDEN,
" Orange county eleven mss from adson river road al
Hswburg by I'm rad which sally mail stage
aans u hou two stories high with wiag< attached;
tsins fine bss des kitchen aud cellar al
good order barn Ire house and other aud four
scres Of choice and apple orch nd In full hearcs also
other fruit and Walden Ia
he falls of the Waikiki In view Of he Shswangunk Ostsk
and HUI son hghl- nds; unsurpassed In heahtunes aud
Ane merry Episcopal, ouch Reformed ands Methodist
churches and hne the village The properly viii be
cheap INQUIRE Of the subscriber. s
Shswangunk Ulster ocunt,, near walden
JAMES a. GRAHAM, Exeuu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22


&SO0 WANTED. FoR Tern or SIX MONTHS
the nal interes win be given Address r. Broad var
Post ofc<.
A LADY or RrsPDCTABTJIry WISHES TO MAKE
"a the acquaintance 81 benevolsni who would
loan fur sho time Security and references given
Acdress Alone Of z. O. Godfrey Union square fos
onhce, e three days
TrvKsTMBsT IN UHIOA9o-s2s0oo LOAN WANTED,
cerd 6rs' class property Wy improved
the business centre Of the city OF hcego M rent
ing eli and valued ~ 80 0 Annual interest ten
cest PAYABLE York. Principal and Interest
eed Per particulars address ,or lass Chicago Post o1 s
~ Company has besu removed 70 No Is William srssA
In compliance win NE reuuss Of sons Of Inc holders Of
the scrip stock Of the Amer an 0unno Oompsny vhom
noce ~ he call q nssment had rssohed he
Board OF rruscs hve extended Ne Time or he paymeut
he nnul the sist instant.
nav yonk, Angus Is lx7 - -
For sale about loo Of American gusno, Row landing
rrom shp Asrssa The stepuo, sgrculturcs 10 sailed
Of Patterns On tel sse Psient Occ ccpcs II whch can be
obtained he ccs Of the COMPANY, corner ~iam and
csssss streets
yOUTH RoyLLTor, ExrrnR VALLEY, HANOoCK,
- ard All other brok-x closed or douhMul banks
bought n the tigbss sash rates BY JOHN HOOfk money
brossr Broadway, fs~ doots above Grand street
yUANrEr-THE LOAN or $50 FOR Elk MONTHS;
w will give security The OF rooms suanle Tor
gentleman and his wife three our single eenheinsn
Address A. b Madison square Post onlce-
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A uerIo. N.rIO.. J. Bog ri. .AycrIoNA.s BIS

y
"A B. Is Il RI his ds vt 0ls O'Clock nj the auction
rooms corner nk"ta witt srrsets, ,rlgag- Of
housebold urniur nsi-lLg large sorneDtt parlo
bedroom and tchrn furniture oil an'nss an gings
uuitate Tor ba RI mahogany pofas .hoga ~
bureaus, chair lounges rr nch bsdste .d RUG
mattresses bar do feather b-d cnt suits g~andoie-
looking glasses three and gas haade
uers tables D. frig-'. or, co king stove.
Az ST jDiSSur ATTORNEY for Mortg
Also Constable sale 900 feet hox boards;
eior Swan gin cont oing % gallons calf ssn boots, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22

IN NApB. AuCTIONEER -MAoklFICEsT BOsEwO ID
and mahogApy s ,li furniture works OF art, a.,
Ac con AIMED In me sse story residence No a6 West -FOUR
teenh ssr-~t-F MAS . Anconeer. calls the auanti IN OF
NJ drs class rid fur
lsr,e and -Iteusve nj the residence
On aday next, 10y O'Clock Particulars TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22

MORTGAGE SALE IT TRgNUNt.-ABoUr 100 LOTS
M 90 or y gdhsm q enue, frem,nt Upper Nor
raans will ne 20 on Tuesday, Az gua u.s. tst7, 10 pay
unortSsse of $500 rHJS L. BkAYNAkD, 81 Wal ct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22
E2uu nm -MURaAY Hill PaoPEaIf' :!

cS Ssiii-rIREE sronY BRICK HOUSE .oR all
pL.o- ". In Thirty seventh street. between Seventh
E,bh jos finished; has all the modern improve
Id Tor Tess than cost and the hsanc o.
remssn morssA Apply 10 O. KES5I.Ek SMI "a ~
SrUadwa. rooms 10 and ii.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22

uyHn MANAGE eUIDn-A SOCK aIPRscsLy ROD
ne married o. hoss secu, 70 nsrY ny w ho,cs
inpt ssued - pAGea well BOUND 9TH coloed plates Pr
W. ~ NA2 W y N. srRor6. N.essu sr--t Nsy
ce,vins dollar Ard The stdresa rhe beos CIV. IN =.
- .nss,n.S ana 70 syscsiy ssruks Ard Tree rcu svs
Ne .l'Ss.s ssiessoA sv~s sdsA pss~ 's'ah p'ssA-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22

ZION sALE-A BEAUTIFUL PIsOn or Land STU
a,d 81 New Durham, n. H. three miles trom the EoSo
For particular apply 70 WI sooTT or yXGH COZ. nss
he prnnisrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-22

LNOR NORFOLK AND RICpMOyp.-rHn UrifsD
IL @eies mail steamship JAsksrowN, Cspsln s@rsn
oil leave cor Tie above places Saturday, III nusrt
O'Clock P. H., nvm pier ror'h river She VIII arrive
Norfolk sunday afternoon and At Richmond on hsndsy
mornmq Psseer ger. Tor the souh win prcceed without de
lay BIZ he geat mall line q C2yieson, Anglsa ssvsnnsf
most sxpsdous route fsssAas and fare ucad'cs STATE.
half prsce. Apply V LuDLAa PLnAsANrS u Broad
wAy.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-23

'sodery,-uutl forgetrul OF everything but the
deep, the fearful wrongs they endured they grasp
cd anew their fallen arms, and with firm unalteting
voice, pcaed forth the stirring watch.word-
ERTy on DGATH y
Those noble men who rose in majesty above the
terrific storm.coud, and stood boldly and firmly
upon the wildly heaving food, whose every DASH
ing wave Threatened to engulf them in its fearful
dcpth5,-'obo psre they? Go read their names
upon the roll of their Alma Mnter, who will point
10 them with zaaous pride, as the richest jewels in
her brilliant tiara Read them, deep-graven upon
the affections of their countrym3n- --vencrated even
by their enemies Proud and lofty deeds of hero
ism noble achevmenls of intellect hatred Of
tyranny and u5urpaticn; generous love of truth
and manly integrity we'o gently blended with the
sweet tones Of their low cradle-hymn and these
tiny, but noble gems sown and nurtured by love-
were cherished Gnd matured in the best schools and
colleges, by learned and plth tic men. Look
abroad upon the wid0 expanse of our Union, and
behold in its fast increasing prosperity and power
the glorious fruits of their giant intellect! And
lcbo shall say that but for the broad seal Of Edu-
cation upon The master minds OF the American
Revo!utior our country, so free and happy might
not, even now lie groaning beneath the wtherng
blight; the crushing weight of an Imperial Dia-
dem?--Education hath drought out our Freedom,
she alone can secure il
Patriots, Freemen, Brothers,-do 1cc rightly ap-
preciate the noble brth-rigit bought by the blood
of our suffering selfsacriiicing sires ? Does this
glorious gift like the impariiI sun, shed its beam
/
ing rays upon all alike Are none shut out from
its genial influences by base injustice and cruel
wrong? If so, the avenging stroke will, sooner or
later, fall heavily upon us. Do we teach our
children by precept and example, the true wealth
of this leotng world or do we not rather head
them on by the glowing light of glitterug bau4
bic, which may go out as suddenly as the dazzling
maieor's glare, and leave them in darkness from
whose gloomy folds, alas too many gropc their
way on to disgrace, and au early, ignominious
death a C. IT. p.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-04-23
Separating the Sexes in School.

On this point, Mr.. Stowe, celebrated Glas-
gov teacher, uses the following language:
The youth Of both sexes of our Scottish ped
santry have been educated together, and, as
whole, the Scots are the most moral people on
the face Of the globe. Education in England
is given separately, and we have never heard
from practical men that any benefit has arisen
from this arrangement. Some influential ind-
viduals there mourn over the prejudice on this
point In Dublin, larger number Of girls tu,l
out badly, who have been educated alone tin
they attain the age of maturity, than of those
who have been otherwise brought up-lhe separa-
tion of sexes has been found TO be INJURIOUS
In France, the paration of the sexes has been
found TO be positively injurious. It is stated on
the b2st authority that of those girls educated
IN the schools of converts, apart from boys, tire
greater majority so wrong within month after
being let lcole on society and meeting the 9th. r
sex. They cannot, it is said resist the slightest
compliment of fattery. The separation IS r-
tended to keep them strictly moral, but this nm
| natural scclusion actually generates the very
principles desired to be avoided
We may repeat that it is impossible to raise
girls as high intellectually, without boys, as
with them and it is impossible to raise boys
morally as high without girls. The girls morally
elevate the boys, aud the boys intellectually ei-
eyate the girls. Bat more than this-girls them
selves are morally elevated by the presence of
boys, aud boys are intellectually elevated by tho
presence of girls, Girls brought up with boys
are more positively moral, and boys brought UP
in schools with girls are more positively issef,
lectual by the sollening influence Of the female
character.
ln.the Normal Seminary at Glasgow the most
beneficial effects have resulted from the more
natural course. Boys and girls, from the age Of
! two or three years TO fourteen or fifteen, have
been trained in the same class.rooms, galleries
and Fairgrounds without inproprety and
they are never separated except at needie-work