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Elder Jones was no. ro0aEka5te tor hi,
cloquence nor WIS he a very geni yeGler
especially am04g the Lagd 1ame+ But he
-aid that all Scripture Is profitable, ami
therefore he never selected any portion tut
read the first chapter he opened at after he
took the stand to preach Gue day he
stumbled in this way uren ehspte, i,
Chronicles, aud read "tleazsr tcgal PHI
meas, and Phincas hegat Abishaa, and Abb
shua begat Rnkkie arl Rakkie begat IL
zie,n and stumbling ao.se aad MORSE A. he
proceeded he stopped and running his eye
ahead and seeing p9thips letter in pros
pect ho cut the matter short BY saying.
"Aud 50 they went on and begat one an,
other IL the end Of the chapter
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His great success in those long
standing and diff ult eases, such as
were formerly considered incura-
bic is sufficient to commend him to
the public as worthy of the extern
sive patron age Nhich he has receiv-
ed. Within ne last eight years pr.
: bas frcoted r,Ora thar 20 SC0 "a q
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G4t4ae Leaef.-lt IS stated tliat few
lays ago the President received lie follow
ing unique letter
CrAwfoRp cotNrY. Mn. April 80. l85r.
Mn BUCHANAN. Dear Sir-Nr.
is the postmaster at tbs place, and he GAS
gone ont west. and has been gone for 'hyto
Or lour weeks, aud he has no deputy here
5ut ! have teea opening the mails aud at
tending e i since lie has bee, gone, as he
oft the ley With ne, and the postmaster
ol | ma that | must make report at the
eud of every month and did not rcll n,a
who was e write to, hit suppose it is ta
you we should make our reports, as we arc
all citizens Of the government Of which yea
arc now President. i you are not the right
one To receive the report please dTep nae a
few lines, letting IRE know who ] ala 10 re-
port to- aud | will write AGAIN
Rcport Al the end y Apfa The wealth
er is cold for the season provisions scarce
and very high but uotwiths sanding all tina
We have regular mails once week geo's
aealth, and the people IF this country are
universally pleased with your adlanis,Fa-
tion this Is ali know that would interest
you Il there is anything omitted ia MY rc
port please let ne know Ny respects ta
you and Mrs Buchanan
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BALTIM)RE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR.. 10 HIN s ON

u X. j . n N > q ~
II Ff'ind fths Celebrated oners
m n 1t G.rtain. sisesfzY' and only e"ec'us'
-ea@ty N tn World ter
Sl9 RET DIS = \ = ES
G tnnarrhn1, elects. Structures, seminal weak
re44 PAtns in til hains, Ganstitutlor4l brOiitN !;
tmpotcney, Weakness Of the Back an. A!lnb. Al
fcrtr'as u IN Kidneys. PaintatI9> oi the healt,
Dr,1tpsi.s. Nervous lrr.tsh t<iy. Diseases OF the
It. thtaat. N4se or SS5ii and al tl,ose serious
an IA dncholv disorders arising from the DcStIuc-
'e. ibits Of youth, which destroy both BODY aud
NUT 1AlsA sectct aud snltaft pfacI aces more
cal u their victims than the song Of TIE yrens to
n nt.ae,s Of ULYSSES hiighiihg taeir most bril-
a.. in.pos,ible.
YOUNG MEN
Esp,ri ,lly. wio have become the victims Of Soldo-
annually sweep. To an uutimely grave thousands OF
youn N n of the most exalted talents and brilliant
intcllct who n,i& ethftwise have eGtran .ed lis
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QUE 90 Two Gays
Y ) MERcuRy mr. NsUSEouS iliuGs USED,
Or .JOiiN5E0S.
Member of the Rnyal College of Surgeons. tordon
Graduate from Que ct the most eminent Colleges of
fc ha. as, IN .p,nt IN tie MosGtaI. Of London Par
H. Phllaielphia aud elsewhere, has effected some OF
he mast ast n.hing cures that were ever known,
''iav 'roublsd with ringing in the ears aud head
,aNa ssleep, great nervousness. being al&r1ht ~
sallen srtnls. aud hashiuincss. with frequent BLUSH.
ing, attended, -onetimes With defansementot mind
were cured Immediately.
\ CERTAIN DISit SSE.
When tn, misguided and imp uie9t votarY ,
pleasure ind, he ha ilnbihed the seeds Of painful
dl.lis, ii 10 oiten happens that an i'll timed e',si
o. shln,, ar dlcad at discovery, d,;cre him from
apfltar 10 these lylla from edaea;ian and respect
7hiltt can ataee b,flieHd him, dslaN'ns TIL the
~sns,it onii s9laptolns Of tAs hnrrid disease maxi
;,,i. 4,,sa-44r7, such r. liberated throat dis
s4sci nose. Nocturnal pains in the AeaG~ard NmHs
4, qoss of ysht, dsahess. modes IN the S'nu bones
aal ANS, batch on the head, face aud'oYtrem-
-. urn .feSsinr With tfightu rIridty till at last
Tee aate af the mouth the homes oi the nose tall
F., AMI the victim Of this awful disease hecomcs ii
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HAS for many years devoted his whole attention
L to the treatment of Private complaints, in all
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MEDICAL HOUSE,
No IL :, Frederick st. Baltimore, Md
DOCTOR SMITH.

Established IN order to afford The afflicted yoa'd and
> Scientific medical ala oaI toy tie suppression #
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WY ia pigs tail iik1 eaN,tf@ kHife
beeal - Il IS foul she'd over h.,r
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NUMBER rs.
Observation-Disclosures Creieh. bis

3enfy-- William Martin, Dis.
4iShiaid - Ohm bird. =
Isle of N'ght-A q Mood. p
jackson and heaEe=.l Il Chase, j.
Jelferson-N els ! Hawks, y and Lo-
gan osbn1rn' DIS
-. NAM y sl9-.-ehailes isoahef and Aleh9iaN
fI@'.ugl2 1is.
N'"s george ana iaiiore--J ofti Seddon'
democrat, ~.
AinS v ililal,=-il2ffls9n . I9mi ~ u
lancaster Il, ana Softhoinbeflaoa--i 'ienaf'
y Clay brook, =
I'ee~-l9b a. Is rah,fee- i
ice and Scott--tilcklaan, l..
IouiSa--,l ohn Il inter. ~.
Le~ls-W llllam , Afaold' u
Logan Boone and Hyomins--h w ara
Oe,""era,,
hou'o1h-i Is fo#ei q, q 7 has . Tail A4s-
iI'nch9urg--'eorge v datdy' L.
nad'so9--Janes , kepper, y.
, >, 1ie1ander' =
Iason--AiezandeE tong -
Matthews and MiddleseEE=W 9 i.ane' y.
Narlon--A Raymond anu 'lySSes y
Afneft, y
MecNiehbIrg---H IMAM h jones' y.
Mercer ames N BAILEY, u.
Nonongalia--A q Paws and \ N Sar-
0'9f' =. ,.1.,==s==z.=.===s,
N"hroe.A thslalaaY l. "Ad Allen :
'aP,ft9a' us.
montgomery :, = eafles : hqha,a' -
Norgan-Joseph , Duekwail, u
Nel.on-iaeob HarM'ek. ~
Noit"lA lily .4atItf@t iHts
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The Lagisia ture of Iirg iai.t,
TIE SEN ATF,

The following will be the composition Of
the Senate Of Virginia as determined by
the recent election. The list embraces thir-
ty-ciglt Democrats AMI Twelve 0pposition
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VI \ RRI .AG T..

Nlrfie4 aarsans, or young men. contemplating
Maria =, 'ia- avare Of PLY aieai weakness. o.
.3,aic , btY, u stttrmites, &c. sheHd Immediate
n e,-ait pet and b reztase d - perfect health.
Il WA plaeas hinsel under the care of nr.
,lrl3tan. raj eiea.ly enntde IN hir honor. as
,ltl.nan. AMI cun ideutiY rely upon his skill a7a
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OF Nj. MEN

Especial div, wIo have become the victims Of So.do-
RI Ficc that dreadful aud destructive habit which
annually sweeps tn an 1ntimeiy grave thousands OF
voun IN N of tr most exalted talents and brilliant
ihtclI ct VIM Mi otherwise have ertran ED lis
teninr eaatas sita Tie founders Of eloqurrce, "r
wax ~ eeatae til living ltte, may call with 'uiI
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Qa0ckery.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

CORoSER's IhQuEsr os FouR PERsoAs-SINGCLAR
Ccroner Madden yesterday called
upon to repair TO Petersburgh IN the eastern part OF
this county to hold inquest on the bodies OF four
persons who w.r. found dead on Willamstown Noun
lain about half nile from the Massachusetts line.
The Coroner found, his arrival at Pctersburgh, the
bodies Of four persons. whose names, respectively,
were Anasa Blew and his wife Hannah Blew-appa-
rently 80 years of age Taut CUrss (coored and her
son Henry Curtiss-the woman 80 of ~, and her son
~ years old. These persons were found lying to-
pether in the open air the summit VI the mountain
or Sunday morning Life entirely extinct and their
lin b. were frozen stiff. They seen in Petersburgh
on Friday afternoon andtO pass along the road leading
10 the mountan toward nighttall II appeared on
the Coroners investigation that the deceased persons
lived in Willamstown MasSachuscttS, ard followed
the business Of basketnaking for living. They had
ccme over 10 Petersburgh to sell their baskets to farm
er- and others in the vicinity. Before they lett On
their return they had disposed OF most of their STOCK,
and it was in evidence that previous to their leaving
thcy had bought three bottles ot whisky OF tavern
keeper in Peersburgh. When found, two OF the bot
Ties wer, empty. II first supposed that the de-
ceased persons had been poisoned but II was the
unanimous opinion Of physicians and others at the
INQUEST that they all frO-en 10 dedfb' The snow
was Il foot and half deep on the mountain ana IN
different places there snow-drf'' sN and eight
feet high The Coroners jury returned the following
verdict:
That said person. to their death By drinking ardent
.tt- and freezing. by being exposed t.
| the weather ON the wihsmsown mountain
The Wliamsburgh authorities werc notified on Sun
day Of the circumstances of the case, and some ot
| them appeared TO take view of tho bodies. They
however declined to have anything to do with them.
TIE Petersburgh people will bury the bCdie'to-d"y at
| 10 O'Clock A. m, from the Baptist Church.
The Coroner relates fact which must be passed
10 the credit Of the canine Attached TO the COM
pany of basket-makers was n faithful dog, that was
found living between the dead bodies. He fought with
desperation the persons who came to take the Does
away. and when he could DO more, ne followed the
corpses to Petersburgh and insisted upon being near
| them With the baske-lnalScrs MAS found quanity
of cold vi.uals of which the dog refused to partahe
of Il nor.el but other food being offered him ne de
youred In. soue with the avidity OF starvsing The
| dog WA given By Coroner Madden TO b. D. Hewitt
| f' tray Daily whig.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

ragged and dirty hounds imported from Missouri ns,s
stuffed the baot-boxes with Illegal yo'es, and ope
violated the most sacred Of all rights and priv
eget-the elective franchise. The streets have been
filed with these boozy invaders loaded down with rs
volvers and picking their teeth with bowie knives,
while the honest and actual residents have been
driven from their homes and exposed to every spee'e
Of insult and indignity.
But, at last, publication has been effected ana
the citizens of LeavenwOrth have taken the reins OF
the city government out Of horse-stealing ana man,
shooting hands and placed them under the conuoi anu
management Of as true man a. ever stood on '"''
sOil. ,. ,,.5 -
The pro-4layery partizans are 'ranpng Inaa
furously excited awful profane, and shocklngy lns
hriated They maintain and with muIn !, u IN ~ tuc.
the succcss Of the Free State ticket kis al '"o''
bopes and annihiates every prospect OF iu'ufe sue
cess. They consider themselves completely used
nm hut thew die hard and submit to II az nonest
vpp,,d;ct a. WINS ever rendered, with anything but
,,rsce The poor devils in their agony and despair,
are almost objects Of pity and commisseration. |
xould guggest the propnety Of their drowning both
their grief and bodies in the Missouri but that it is
de.rabe to keep the water as free from additional
fifth ~ possible
The Pro-Slayery party had two nominees in the field,
but Mr.. Adams out-strpped them both. The vote
stood:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

grown. The early haryest giyes the farmer the tan
.erthe market for wheat in the Northern marx ets
,, Weld largely in cotton and tobacco but these
Nou'a seldom grown. The plantation OF Major
cfoP' e.' the largcAt in the Cha-da-tee Valley il 800
' 'i.c' ,s Z. He has about $50 acres -own in
~ GA iii liant a. manyin corn, and is esteemed
VIZ ,ho hesf 20, ulturiss in this part Of the coun-
try. Land which wo, ID scarcely md purchasers Il
d:,e, vear ago at $40 IN acre though fertile are
~ held nt from Sle 70 So. This appreciation in
value ha- resulted from the con. iruchon " railFosds
which now open the whole valley T. the best ularSets
OF the Union.
Tie country il well tmbered, though no. heavir.
with cak hickory, poplar, gum, locust, pine &c.
Coal. however can BE- brought from the Cumberland
Mountains by water to Charleston. sinn village on
the Hiewss-e River, four miles distant from this point
The Hiew IL nsygable for small boat. forty or fifty
miles above it, junction with the Tennessee but from
the lack Of enterprise, no steamer yet envens ia
waters.
Of Ducktcwn with the East Tennessee and Georgia
read. Such enterprise would give immense impe-
tus and value 10 these mines but i not one that
promises early completion. Things move more
slowly here than in the dersey populated and
active North An infusion OF Yankee go-shesd-a,ive-
rers would greatly advance the material progress of
the South and East Tennessee offers an inviting a.
well a. profitable field for its development The
railroad from Cleveland our county town, to Chatta-
nooga about 80 mios in length is in rapid progress
which viii give more direct communication with
the Southwest and bring the coahelds almost to our
doors.
new work on the Geology of Tennessee is in press
and will thortly be Issued, al Knoxville. The author
is Dr. K. O. Curey, gentleman well qualified for the
task | shall have early copy, and may send YOU
scne extracts Illustrating the mineral wealth OF Ten
ne.see ," little known TO the world but o unequaled
riclness in many Of the most valuable metals.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

AsorHKR WYE MrRDKR.-Murders of wives by
husbands and Of husbands by wives, by poison, pistol
or poinard, are terribly frequent now. We fnd the
following account of the latest and one Of the most
strocious in The Ip0Gash Express of Saturday
A young man named Aleck Mullnix, 1t IL said,
murdered hs wife yesterday morning, at bis residence
near Manhattan Putnam County. The facts are there
He got on his horse after breakfast and rode TO HIS
fathers and told him somebody had killed his wife,
while he was gone feed hi- horse at the stable He
told others that his wife fell the stove Those who
went to hs house found that the young womans -kall
was broken and that -he had received three blows one
with shoye and two with an Ak. She was breathing.
but senseless when first by The neghbos and lived
about two hours. They say the reakfast-table was
standing with the yictuals upon it, and that the biscuit
were still warm ard that, therefore, the horrid deed
had been committed but short time when they lthe
eighborsl came to the house. The couple had osen
married iust hres weeks. The young woman was
daughter of David Substts. Munix "a IN the eustooy
OF the officers Of the law.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

EXCITEMENT Al TIE UNIVERSITY of NIsiiN IA
On the night Of the 18Th init, at Charite-sliie Two
of the students If the University oi Virginia, one
named Baxter from Georgia, and the other mai'm oi
Virginia having knocked at the door oi grocery
store kept by Italian named hahohi "ete hieI
uup by one of the inmates from the second story ana
bntb wounded-Baxter slightly and Martin severely,
though not dangerously Whit subsequently ensueh Is
thus narrated in letter to The AlfId"dT'" ""-"''
dated the 18th:
Tbs norpin, large crowd Of students collected al iano
mis- store end search-d throu shout but fouhu no o p
the clerk from whom nothing conoernin. tA7 - ads
gotten About an hour after that another sesicH
snd Nsnoni and hi. brother-the latter oi TL.v
.r- found under BID the back part OF me nous
were imnsd sdiaely bound ard though many ~ a. n,
and toT tar and ieatheriEg ~ss ueoe ~ a, II
beth severity and drive them from the sJnius
va, dt-rrnped 10 c. them they se n into effect
b., u.t AZ th moment tie Chairman oi tne ppon the
and by forcibe and zEtleEarly spp ,r authorities aad
students sive the culpr. over 70 20 ~ ,t,srll-
| thry are row lodged ia the jail At Cha'o''e' ~,
We have a letter from q corresponut"' e' e Nnar'
lotesyle giving the particulars oi u1 soose
tura,e affair. The two accounts agree IN 'io ~ no"
facts Our corespoDdept tays thst nanY.' ~ -.
familiar 10 many an old stuc u. -. -. .,,' s.
| keeps restaurant at the door OF Whch 'no 80 -
| dents were when fired upon. The gun was cnaIge l
with small shot One OF the Sud ents received ON!
few shot in his coat and on the sde OF hls iaes pu M
o.ber was les fortunate; nearly the whole oai 700
effect on the hack of his head and neck iacsraone
| the fesh terribly. fracturing the Done anu sI
tring several of the smaller blood-ves'es' s !ot W
wounds are not supposed to be mortal 1aJy -xE
however passed on, entered his faee cnu o'H''"'''
| mutllated IL horribly.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
ITALIAN OPERA.

A thin house. number three Oh the season, ATTENDED,
the third performance of the IaA an Opera at kbss
last night 1t is not little dsgra eiui 10 New forA
and its good societys prctensons to ore ana iovs u
Art to find the grsndest declamatory O. tist who has
ever sung on the Italian boards in this country. ~
neglected. True Madame Gazxsnigs has Not oeS
Bsmumized; she came ike q lady ana uoc'
like a saint, humbug. But thai ought 70
be in community alive to the beautiful in Ar
recommendation. Those who 90 to hesr Madame
Gazzinga mast expect to hear bad singer in Aovif
music but mistress in the an Of porfasr-o or
tanned notes; and, beside the highest interpreter tS
intensity that has yet appeared here in Italian opes
In the third act of the 7rariatG she is msgni6ccsa
No other singcr that have had here has the
Liver soprano range of notes for such supevS
display of passon. Lind, Grisi. Sontsg-aR wesc
wanting Mad. Gszzaniga does not sweep the stage
with hurrnane Of wrath, but is most intease shes
standing stia ard declsimng.
In philsdephia overtlowing ho,ses OF thousexds
appreciated htv--but herr
The applause however rose ls4 night to vese-
mence among large portion of the neders,eiy-szs&
auditory.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
EAST T.TNNESSEE.
rhe n Y r. ibune.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. n 'oune
CHAKL.s1os. f.. Tenn, April 7, lS''.
This morning at sunrise the /. 'efli'oc'ef
temperature eight degrees below the
and heavy froA covered the fields .'"ah'"s NV u
the vegetables which the genial empera. u'e VI
AIRY and March had invited to early n PO',a"(
Won't this little sample of Winter do pretty We" %
the ''Sunny Southland in April, too ee ole''
morning surprised TO find mantle VI SLOW ,''
covering the landscape, the storm OF the pre- eulns
day having changed during the night frora VAIN,
sontherly ram 10 biting norheT." II Ia believer
that this killing frost has made an untinely end III
ruit.geims, and our chance for peaches the coming
Summer is therefore rather unpromising.
The season has been an unusually backward one,
with cold norherly winds and the planting has
hardly commenced. Eas; Tennessee is the granary OF
the South wheat and being the great agricultural
staples. The product Of wheat estimated TO exceed
three millions Of bushels in the thirty counties CON-
prsipg the portion Of the State de~iCnated while OF
Indian corn, theFe Is probably still larger quantity
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
LANDS IN MINNESOTA.
r, N, Eeitor IF The n. j. Tribune.

r, N, Eetor Of The n y Tribune.
SIR: The impression prevails to some eStent that
the late grant Of lands to Minnesota for the construc
,icn of rarosds in connection with the order of the
General Lard Office closing the local offices. will pre-
vent pre-empons upon the public lands in this Terri
tory This impression is Incorrect The right of pre-
eprtion Mt 81 - IN acre will attach to all of those
lands "BRfH the lines r0Ht,s cf TIE sererai T90ds
extra session Of our Legislature for which call is
We, made II is safe TO ssy that the coming Spring
and Summer emigration will have ample time 10 Sc.
cure and settle upon their claims before the railroad
companies will have selected their lands Aitcr Snch
selections are made the alternate sections designated
by even numbers within six miles each side Of the
lines of the roads will be subject TO presumption at
81 30 an acre. Those seeking Western homes can
now find them in Mnnesoa with the certainty OF I'M
mediate connection BY railroads with the East.
Respectfully. s. 7. JONES.
Roc6,,f~r. Man,.ota April /, 1857.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

CHATTER ELECTios.-Tte Charter Election in the
City of HudsoD on Tuesday, Resulted in the choice of
ticket wesby Democratic The following are the prin.
..rAl officers elect'd by large plurality over the
Democratic ticket headed by Mayor Van Repen for
reelection, and over Reform ticket headed by James
Montgomery, jr.. for Mayor
Md,oT-EpMUsD T. CARPYNTER. .
fdeymep-G-orse '. De Mott. John NJ. Wilson Jas Mon
zoe joseph Schens Jo.-ph T. T-on James Cumming Joseph
s!drid.c and Wn. h. Scott
city Cierk-Chsrles j. Roe.
SeLcoI Svp.rafendent-NOrmsn W. Comp.
tss,.oys-lisorge Ryerson. John Ti,e.
Collector Charles Luxton.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
DISCOVERIES IN THE GiLENA lead
MINI :.
passengers.
Corr-.pOpdeoce Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune
GALxSA, Illinois. April lo, 1881
During the past Winter there have been several
very valuable "les,,s" struck in these mines At
Scarborough, on Capt, Esty'. ground there he's been
fine discovery, and the Hampstead diggngs yied
well. But the largest lead Tor more properly lode
which hss ever been discovered in the mines = about
ten miles from this city near Hazel Green. II IS con-
sidered good for siz mdii7ns OF pounds of mineral
The fortunate diseoverer, who is an Engshman by
the name OF Mills, can take hundred thousand
dollars for his "show i: stands. With the excep-
ion Of some twonty-,wo hundred pigs shipped at