Smyrna times., 1857-06-24

STILL FURTHER FROM KAssAs-1Ie Mos
SGgoQ Gou. Robinson. Juno "a
Inc hanfas Free State Legislature met a. To.
peka, on the llth "'e' "' ~
gov. hoblnson's Message recommends an i'm.
meaiaie and thorough organization of govern.
ment, modification of the laws. and tho
decentralization of Congress. He exam;nas
the inaugural OF Gov Walker, contends that
tne toPeka constitution was the only clear ex.
Presslon OF the popular will of Kansas, and he
Innno. '"~1 Incompetent nelghboring States no
If IL 1Aelc'Se sovereignty in Kansas.
lie also declared it impossible for the Free
o'a'1 nien 10 vote at bogus elections, and. in
onciu0lo1, VIII MAINTAIN the. position of resis-
aad :, 'ns' unsnrPed authority, at all hazards
apq al az times ] !,IiI; w. " .s-T.-.
~ Inc In mania for Pearl Fishing has extern
!ehued from New JERSEY to Osweoo comfy
view iork Nine Mile Creek nesr Ha1nibal has
Oeeh thoroughly stripped Of the muscles which
MeIs '43tReEly abundant in its bed, and. numer-
C., nus pearls nave been found in these biyalyes-
: ne OSwege Times says" Nearly all of the
nshers met with Success: Now and then there
was one VINO hadn't found single pearl but
tney were lew. -Four pearls were seen by our
iePorter "hlch were Ofsurpassing beauty; thew
"eIe ABOUT The size of common white bean
anu ieguIar In shape; and several hundred were
o1'a'neu' varying in size from pin head to a
Is. shot," ~ -"
lHE TORNADO IN ILLINOIs.-Pena. Christian
co.. June l4.-Our town was visited Yesterday
aiIeTuooh by the most destructive aud terrific
's'"lm ever known IN this county. Ii has
ues'roved almost everything in its course. II
mas leVelled twenty-five houses in our VILLAGE
ana done serious damage to fifth others. mine
among them. Many of the houses left stand
ing are rendered worthless. being riven and
shattered Some Ufthe hunse huve been taken
up SO clean aud preciptated from their founda.
'lons, that you could hardly tell where they had
etood. Roots were carried through the ar a,
II they were Straws.
The storm was accompanied with a deluge
OF ram and heavy shower Of hailstones.
OF A fire at Cape May on Wednesday night.
destroyed the Mansion House Hotel. and the
kursanl Saloon. The Mansion House was one
OF the leading hotels at Cape May. The fire
OrokO out IN the kitchen, and is supposed to
have originated with the people who were
cleaning the house preparatory to the bathing
season. The Kursaal was very large saloon
tor dancing purposes
" The revenue of the Philadelphia, vii.
lnCrCa
on the way line, within the last six years, from
$4O,OOO to 100000.
TIE CRe9s. everywhere, continue to prom
Use well. If our exchanges are to be believed
The farmers say, hay will be plentier, and feed
cheaper, than for many years past,-the coming
winter.
" The Rev. John D. Long has issued
Book entitled "Plctures of Slavery in Church
and State" including personal reminiscesces,
biographical sketches, &c.
o. Mrs. Col. Fremont (Jcssie) and children
sailed for Europe on Monday
VI The Reading Gazette speaks encoura-
glngly OF the crop prospects in Berks county.
Gen. Cass is expected to return to Washing.
to" from Detroit about the first of July.
G[ Dickinson College commencement c.re.
monies begin at Carlisle, on the 5th of july.