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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-19

srarBNo ARRAY oS sHPsosRp.--A row occurred among
the sailors board the ship Governor rchmann lying
al pier "a East river Wednesday night in which u
the combatans Merchier Marinus received dangerous
wound in the side with dirk in the hands of Alexander
Hrcy. The wounded severely cut that the
doctor thought would be prudent 10 remove him
from the ship The blade IL il feared has penetrated the
lung The assalant taken into custody by policeman
Brackeit, and committed to the Tombs for examination
Tns Isn Assarir oS rs-JrsncE CisRkE We arc re.
quoted 10 state that Michael nonncy not arrested
for sssauiting Police Justice W. Clarke, stated
our issuo OF the 1rh INST AMI that Mr. Clarke l. not
counsel for any person having eaim against Mr Don.
nelly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-19

Nsw IIsvEv, Nov. H., 1855
Allo~ me 10 correct statement in your uctce Of my
lecture before the Mercantile Library Association.
lam reported saying that esteemed the House tcc-
graphic instrument the bcs, existing form of instrument
for h purpose. What did say was that regarded Tho
House instrument Of the most remarkable products
81 mechanical genius surpassed, perhaps only BY the
calculating engine; and then paid what seemed 10 the
spt aker well merted tribute % the inventor.
rs a telcFraphic instrument Il has certainly very high
merits, bnt am not prepared to say that the best Of
all Instruments. Yours, respectfully -
B. sTTfTNiN, ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-19
STEAM FIRE ENGINE IN THE PARK.

The j. C. Cary steam lire engine, recently built for the
city by Messrs Ice Iarnod, exhibited in the Park
yesterday morning. Her performance was truly astonsh
ing--throwing through inch nozzle 232 feet and
through open butt and half inch stream a dis
tanee Of 1876 feet A and fve-cighths inch stream
thrown 261 feet. The distances measured by
Alderman Blunt, John y. inverch, Superintendent nf
Fire Apparatus, aud Richard =. Moore, Foreman of Ein
pre Engine Company, who has undertaken the charge Of
the engine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-19

REv. JNo. DowYEy.--A correspondent Of the
Tyncbbnrch gya) R,gttlbon writing from stanton of
the trial Of the Rev John fowpcy fpr murder, says
Tnc prisoner vas permitted TO take walk to the
Catholic church day ago, (of which he formerly
the mins,er) accompanied hy his attentive friend tho
a0r for the purpose " getting bog OF coin containing
several hundred dollars. which he hal secrete undcr
neath the stone stcps callnE mto tLc sapctnary.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-19

Lrcy EscorT--wc understand that this accomplished
vocalist has been engaged BY the directors Of the Brook
Ign Philharmonic Tor their second concert % the iih Of
December next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-19

Tho prisoners have been an locked NJ for further cxa
minaion. The police detemnel g. investigate Tho
casc thoroughly. Tor the purpose ol securing the
tor ol the forgery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-19

THE NEw JkRsKS RAPE csss-ur. i, G. sexton, who
has recently been convicted at Newark n H. or rape
was not an officer board the uutcd states frisa,e
Niagara, but simply the engineer yeoman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-19

Tire rnstrd States srgae ~ lawrence was At Rio IA.
retro October 10. The United states sloop cf war Pal
mouth yag NJ Montevidco
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The mail steamer Delta Captain Hunter, which arrived
hero Wednesday last from Halifax, exrer need the
gale of the oath nit Captain w. reports that at midday,
.3d, in lat 40 Ion 81 10 W. observed fall 10 baro
meter aud the ind began increase in force from
During the night of 23d wind shifted more oastcry, and
commenced blowing heavily from $ Z. Morning Of sun
day 24,h wind had reached g. cat blowing furiousy.
Iai 80 al Ion o. 10 W barometer tbcn marked ~ 80.
Ansrncon ~ oath, wind hauled 70 y, n y Barometer
2s e0 furious gale Morning of 2Jth, wind al north still
hiow ng very heavily scuddng ship under close rccfcd
ta sals Noon, 2sth, lat % 10, lon. "a 80, wind at
w ~. continuing % rage with great violenee and ON
26h experienced terrific swell.
During hc height Of the storm the cabin Of tho Delta
Lad 70 he closely barred up and Captain Hunter Ind
tcDmunCa,oD With hs passengers log several hours,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-11

furnished commodities are the cheap.
est; where agriculture becomes a sci.
cnce, and where the yield Of the land
is tho largest, and where rs products
command the highest prices (; where the
mental arc combined with the physical
capacity; where scientific appliances
aid human eXcrtiOns, where there is a
steady growth Of domestic trade, which
IS less and less dependent on foreign
commerce or foreign manufactures.
nsay" 1t affords us no little pleasure
to find in the Richmond E'n0uirer.
and from SO respectable u source, an
article like the above. Why it is the
very way ihc Democrats used to write
and falkland act, too--some thirty
years ago; and the very doctrine that
cnabled the -" IVhiys Of 1870 to tri-
nmph gloriously, after long struggle.
1t IS the doctrine and the practice up.
on which the country must and will
again rally, to save it from total bank.
ruptcy, when the present pderilc expe-
dents Of issuing Treasury shinplasters
and borrowing millions shall have been
exhausted. Politicians may pirate Of
Stree h'aae," but there is no echo
to that phrase from the empty vaults
Of the treasury They may discourse
eloqucntly in the halls Of Congress of
the beauty and patriotism Of "dircct
'aaation," but, our word for it, the
Administration that will dare to try
the experimenting its political pro-
LESSONS what they may--will $50 to
grass as certainly if not as quickly,
as did Nebuchadnczcr of oldcn time,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-11
LOT in ROWLESBURG
E16sEs &.gE>5g.

by virtue Of decree lately rendered by the
Circuit Court orprestoo County IN a cause ybefo
IN David Wondorly Is plaintiff and william M.
Thoms, aud Tbomas Ward arc defendants,
shall on the second Monday in August 1858, on
the pnbie ground before the Cont, House oCpres-
ton ,onnty, sen AZ pubic auction 20 the highest
bidder, Lot Nos in tho town Of Eowtos,ttp
~ The sad county ofPteston. Tho sale will DC
on credit ~ months, with Interest from
the DAY oFsilo and the purchaser will bo 70.
q"tod 10 giyo bond with good security forthc
p'ymcnt Of The purchase money.
W. r WILEY
June ., iSJS-n Conmlasioac,,
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hundreds orour citizens complain ordeh1i.n
ana ianguor OF tho system, arrangement Of ,L..
liver or stomach, want Of appetite SC; thew o,o
frequently the result OF too close applico,o,
aud "a thousand other causes we cannot ho,,
name but we would say to all SO afflicted A.,
as we have done--geta bottle of Dr.. Hoo,lor J..
herman Bitters, prepared by DR.. Jackson, and
our word for it, you will be cured. We rcco,.
mend this medicine, knowing from expererc,
that It is much superior to the generality OF nat
ent medicines. We would say to our reode,,
purchase none unless prepared by Dr.. c. NJ. Joc;.
son, Philadelphia.
Principal office 4iSArch Street, Phiadelpr ,
Pa sold by druggists or Storekeepers, in eve,
town and village in the United States, Canada.
West Indies and South America, at 10 cents .
bottle. See that the signature OF C. NJ. jackson
is on the wrapper of each bottle. juno A.,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-11
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-11

F." a Thing Of beauty is a Joy Eorevey. 4.
Ornamental article ofhousehold furniture, if a.
5" useful gives dooble pleasure. This is esoo.
iaiiy the case with GROVER s BARgR,s Sewn
Maeh'ne, which is . beautiful 5parlor ornomor,
and is gentle and Industrious secmstrcss a..
"'ii d" more works'n given time than dozen
pairs OF hands, and will do better too. nsew,
a seam that will mol rips sows it stronger than
by hand; is easily managed aud kept in ordcZ-
ana what is more important, gives leisure ror, -.
cultivation of health by outdoor exercise.
Offices of exhibition and sale l95 Broodv,.
New forS Is SUMMER street, Boston; and 75o
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-11
Emigration to Virginia.

The Rfchmond Enquirer, in COM
mcnting upon nonsensical letter in
Grccley's Tribune, purporting to be
from Virginia, and yet designed to un-
dermlnc her institutions, says -
We can say to all " Northern pco.
pie who may desire to immigratc to
Virginia, to como on;-they will find
cheap lands, fertile soils, delightful
climate, an hospitablc reception, and
kind treatment, so long as they behave
themselves but quick and severe pun
Ishmcnt, be they many or few, when
they transgress the laws.
H@ss~ That's the way to say it ! We
have room to sparc-and lands to sell,
at most tempting priccs--Gnd VIC need
the industry and enterprise of North
crn people, to develop our vast hidden
resources. And it is certain that, so
far at least as Western and Northwts.
tern Virginia arc concerned, all i,nmi-
grants, from whatever quarter, are
heartily welcome, on the one simple
condition above suggested, that "thcy
behave themselves" And with this
condition all who have good common
sense enough to find their way across
the Allcghenics, and to keep out Of tie
fire when they get here, will certainly
comply.
This section of the State has been
greatly benefited by immigration, cs-
pccialIy since the completion of the B.
and o. Railroad has brought it under
the notice Of strangers, and developed
in some measure its attractions. The
County Of Preston, located on and in
the mountains, is rapidly being filed
up with immigrants, and is destined to
become, at no distant day, one of the
wCaIthiest counties in the State. The
recent settlers there are mainly from
"tho North, although there are not a
lew OF the better class Of Germans,
Irish, &C., intermingled with them
These immigrants are causing the will
dcrncss to "bud and blossom as the
rose" by the judicious application Of
their own brawny arms to the plough,
and Of suitable fertilizers to the soil.
Talk to them Of employing Stare labor,
and they would almost feel insulted, -
and yet they have nothing to say or do
with its employment by others. They
came here to live, and try to get rich;
not to quarrel with the laws. Enter
some Of their comfortable homes, and
you will find intelligence, taste and re-
fnemcnt. 1t might surprise you, as it
has done the writer Of this, to hear the
pr or the mcl0di0n discoursng me-
low muse, whore erst the lone a0hjp'
p20r.WiN was the principal musician !!
Yes, lev lem "come on" and let tic
conflicting sy.t"ms Of labor be tested
side by side ; and vat which is best cal.
cuIatcd to enrich, TO elevate, and to
hoppliy, will as2uredIy prevail, without
any need Of factions opposition to the
laws, or unsolicited intcrmcddlihg from
abroad
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-11
SALE OF LAND.

NY virtue OF Il decree rendered at the
9O April Term, 1858. Of The Cjfcni, Court
OF MonOngalia county. in The cuse of Henry
Derlng ct al VS.. James NJ. Exams et ST | shall
On Tie FosrM Moadoy IN July, 1858,
on The public ground before the Couri house
OF Monnngoia county, sell at public auction
TO The highest bidder, on a credit OF six
months, with interest from The day Of sale,
The two small fractions Of land in said da.
cree mentioned, to wit, one OF 2-3 acres,
and The other OF "a acres, adjoining lands OF
Phllp W. Homer. The purchaser will be
requifed 10 give bond With good security for
tbs payment Of the purchase money.
w. T. WILEY, Commissioner.
June 0, 1858. l55 ts.
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Noliowdy's Ointment and pm.

Ho'(o"dys Ointment and PILE
Look out for countcrfeits. These can A..
DC detected by the absence OF the Water 49,; :
which appears in EYER leaf Of the genuine w.
OF dirociEona. Unless the words, ..Ro,,c.
Ne~ YORK and Londoi, are visible in II, -
transparent letters in each page, tho mea...
they envelopes spurioua. TO dopleto h,
TEN BY bleeding aud violent purginu. i, ),
pf"e HES machinery OF its motive powe,
These great remedies disiniect the blood =.
the seerctions, and-cure external and m,c,n.'
complaints, by destroying their seeds in IL. =
tai huiis. 4t{FE &MI R
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-11
MUSIC! MUSIC,

lhe "Morgant6wn Mechanics Bugle Band l."
mas oeen recognizing, adding to their number
OF instruments, and improving generally, and
now offer to tho citizens Of the surroundipg
counties their services, to discourse to them
good music, whenever they shall be required.
Ihese gentlemen have applied themselves to
me st udy of music, with energy, and have al
.a'hod degree of perfection in it, which ena-
Dies them to perform scientifically, and harmo-
nIous'y whatever they undertake. We can en-
dorsc their qualifications as rood Dpsieiaas-SIqr.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-11
was amply compensated for By the " luu" |
we enjoyed in the Hacks
an Important Political Movement
"rhe Peoples Party Of the Union"

Some OF the most nilneniia members of
the Oppositiona now at Washington, have
held an informal NEE ting, aud determined
to organize the Pcople'sparty. The follow.
iny ;s tlcir
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-11
Disc. lsE or THE s1o Mich

The stomach is the most liable to get out Of
order Hence how important that no diseased
matter clog its operation, which would cause nan.
sea and distress by our food. It also weaken.
the brain, destroys the menory, creates paia,
aud dimness, and various affections in the head
1t produces great difficulty in breathing and
swallowing Sometimes fain;ing and fits will
ensnei also bad breath. restlcssness and grca,
loss OF strength. From . to of thesc Pills 4
day will keep tho digestive organs in HEALTHY
cohdiuon, and unclog or carry away all impure
matter, and thoroughly restore and cleanse the
stomach; at the same time tho pills will so pu.
rify the blood, as to drive all manner of diseas,
from the system
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-11

ResumPtion Of Work at Mouu .Sav-
dgc.-Thc Mount Savage Iron Works,
We are told will be put in full opera
ton this week. The Company, so We
are Informed, has entered into CON
tract Tor the manufacture of q very
large amount Of railroad iron of that
description known as the L rail. This
information will be hailed with delight
not only in Mount Savage alone, but
throughout the country will it be re-
ccived with the liyelicst satisfaction.-
The works have been in state Of par
tlal suspension for several months,
throwing more than a thousand hands
out of employment, just in the midst
OF the hard times Of the early spring,
consequently cntailing deal Of suffer
ing upon the unfortunate but the re-
sumption will again restore a blessing
to them, and a benefit to all within the
community.
These works possess every facility
for the successful manufacture Of large
quantities Of railroad iron, and the rail
made is, cmphaticalIy, superior to any
in the world. .. :.
The working days in Switzerland
are from IL to 10 hours. Wages for
children arc s cents per day; women
from 1G to 80 cents, men, from DO to
so cents.
\ new organization of the dcmoc-
racy las taken place in New York, I'M
der the caption Of ''Forrcstcrs. -
Mr.. Genet, on assuming the chair, pro-
nounced the "l'orrestcrs' tho largest
Democratic organization ever known
in the city Of New York, and promised
his aid in The grand effort TO raise The
Democratic parfy from tic tow Statc of
degradation IN which it nor is.
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Ausralia. --oAs was the case last
year, the gold returns for the first two
months this year exhibit serious fall
ling OF from the quantity produced in
the corresponding period Of 1866
There is also decrease in the quaint.
" raised since tho opening Of the cur
rent year. as compared Tith 1851
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-11

New Time Table. b. and &, r, =
FROM BALTIMORE TO WilEElINC
Mall Train arrives at Fa.rmont SIN.
Express Train l 6Io p'n
Aeeommodatontrram :" Ht l2S i'n
FROM WHEELING 70 BALIIMog ~
Mai! Tfaiu arrives atEariuont, 2l,
Express g" /. pm
''Vs 2,ii ,. I
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REVOLUTION IN NEW.ORLEANS {!

anarchy and confusion equal to that
of San Francisco q few years SINCE
In relation to the cause of this tumult,
Forney's Press snys:--
cit is not difficult to understand
Why the citizens Of New Orleans have
organized Il Committee of Vigilance
upon the San francisco plan. In the
open and Migrant commission of crimes
of the most atrocious character, which
at the hands of the courts have been
permitted to go unwhipt ofjusticc, may
be found the true secret Of the present
popular outbreak which has provoked
u collision with the civic authorities,
and which appears likely to result, if
not checked, III Il serious catastrophe. ="
The following telegraphic dispatches
exhibit the progress Of events, up to
the latest dates:
New orleans, JuRe BIN conse-
qucncc of y" disorder, outrage and as.
sassination, which have SO long pre-.
vailed here unchecked" Vigilance
Committee has been formed, and bids
fair to be as formidable as the reform
movement which existed in San Fran
cisco.
We are in the midst of revolution.
Last night the Vigilance Committee as
sembled in large numbers, took posses
sion Of the arsenal on Jackson square.
and the prisons.
This morning the Executive Com.
mittcc calls for all law and order men
to JOIN them, and announce their de-
termination to carry out their measure
Of reform. Nothing else has as yet
transpircd.
At 7 o'clock this morning the can
non were loaded and posted upon the
arsenal. Two hundred armed men are
on guard. ........
New Orleans, lime 4.-Thc COM
mandcr of the Vigilance Committee
forces is Major j. *. Duncan. late of
the United States army. His forces arc
we'll organized and drilled.
June 4.-Afernoon. Fifty men.
having two cannons, have just taken
possession of Canal street. They are
SAID to be organized by the men mark
cd out by the Vigilance Committee for
punishment, and whose surrender to
justice has been demanded by the city
authorities. E.. ....
June4. Ere"ing. The compromise
has been effected, and the Mayor has
resigned the municipal authority into
the hands Of the Vigilance Committee.
The crowd has withdrawn from Canal
street, and the city is gradually being
restored to quiet.
~ special police force of one thous-
and men is being organized by the Vi
GLANCE Committee.
Bs3s" Forncy's Press, "a Democratic
Journal has the following remarks in
relation to the above movement -
1.-The necessity, or the belief that
there is necessity for such organiza-
tons as these vigilance committees, is
o fearful reflection. But when VIC sec
the ballot box corrupted; the jury box
brlbed the Judiciary suspected high
officials and representatives bought and
sold; dotalcations Of almost daily oc>
currence; riot and robbery rampant in
our cities, jeopardzing life & property;
our public bodies and public places fl
led with incapables or rascals we can
not wonder that the patience of men is
exhausted, and that violence seeks re,
dress IN the most frightful modes
Long may Philadelphia be spared the
fate OF San Francisco 4 New Orleans.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-11
(" The Revival Reyiying.n

Under this head, Forney's Philadel-
phia Press Of June 9th has deeply
interesting article ola column in length
from which we make the following ex-
tracts-all that we have room for.
The assumption TIA, his interest is in
creaslng is not based upon the numerical
magnitude OF this or that prayer meeting
although II is n fact that The SAMSON street
church oon.day meeting, and every other
daily prayer meeting we have heard Of or al
tended, have experienced decided increase
III Numbers within the last ten days - but il,
Is rather the practical results attending them
mat warrant the assertion. ABOUT one hur-
dred persons in this city have come out, in
The past week, and expressed publicly their
accumulation henceforth to live for God -
Many OF these are firemen, who, until this
movement was carried into tier midst by
the recen, efforts of the Young Mems Chris.
tan Association, were accustomed 10 sneer
at religion, ank seldom, but with profane
iipsr TO call upon the name vi Him they now
nave resolved 10 serve
The meetings that are being held in the
various enene houses parlake OF q clarac.
et said to be Unparalleled in point OF deep
religious feeling, by any thing that has ever
been experienced in this city. There are no
bOistcrOus demonstrations Of uncouth and
uncalled Tor shoulings but the effect is
manifested in Il subdued manner, a NOR.
expressive grasp of the hand, and the ava
kenng OF feeling Of chasity aud brotherly
love" 49,.
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IYORlkS.

In quantity of corrupted matter, there is al.
ways to be found nest ofworms. They cannot
neither will they stay anywhere else. Weak
stomach and bowels are subject to them, as they
nave not sufficient power to digest their food
Hence large heap of matter is lodged and
worms must be the result. A few doses of these
P'iis Will disturb them in their neat, and drive
them out of the system.
1t should be remembered that an occasonal
dose when in heath, especially after taking cold
will preventive disease from forming in the body.
DR.. Horses Indian Root Pills are sold
by all dealers IN Medicine. June Al.