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Neue Sdretnsrarbeiten uno 8rpnraturen
iptIoeln prompt une biaiet BON llntsrseidnsten ausssfibrt, Der f6
beitrcben rtre, burdb CUTE uno e~auerbafe @rbeit SoS sScrtro,J,n ,u,nS
bic &unelbaft feincr 2anosIeutc ~ crIanser. ''
u. 8peel, 8~rpabGraF. neben bent Gtpre
SeS SRI. Qaube.
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DSs~ User elm sutes Bib tatsn nil, ache uo6
Der %frhht:en Bbitburifihsn @alsris, SO. II MatnltraFe, no Sic
I MA ., a TO-, sInssftn YsrssI @irr. Ssatien fertist Silosr All, Die
brctsgeS, Grapen &epfs, @islanesispts, @anpypss, 8islleoarap6s
uno YbrtS9raphS auf Ssteenseua. 9eosr unp @rtalplatten, unb
oIN Der osutlMs SelVNtsr Dlsfr @ausris miro oerlslben lelne 9Mns
ertennung 9ewiB nibt p~srla9en.
Dals!elt msrpsn aud ae Dasuersct9ps unu uno in jsoer Belle,
8ilesr wsrosn pn BIZ GIs. al aneefertia, VhUtooapbisu su
81 an. StlSsr psrSen tti Ste9en unD SongsnIfstn anoef,rtiot'
S.5l Watipn II" SSSnr"
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11o5 Gasfs Dtimon Gosnae 9ranes,
l3l 9ipeS Sdcibam Shnapps
i'm Guhrmtpue unc gum Serfauf eti
@m. g9alIaee II. Sebu.
Serfauf bel g8n. gSal(oce II. SsbSS '
~ Sarreie Saltlniers ytdles, letben erbalten unb AZ baben bi
@m. 30 allaee II. Spbn.
70 Barrels Sesrte9ee Vile uue20 Barrels Cher lpebsn erbalhn
unb Sum 9Scrfauf bel gBm. QSaInce II. Gnkm
ooo Sarrsie gSplsttH, gin, Brandy, Gprbial, QSine unb onbere
SpiritIpen III tabtn lei g8m. SSullace II. Gpbn
IL. Straee, ;ipiithen Garp> II. Nainlir.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-24

Ss' bsm abbrIsn Sieier grsft ntuB bemsrtt wcroen, bar bislelb,r
aanpreirt itnb.
Stranger, Nre. q. 6a9emeper, MrS. 81. q.
Kaufman. Warp. Wtaer, @rs. 6.
9iorntan Mrs. 9. :. Sasler @1S.
Sptpnian Wm. Oir;e Wih.
Srib Salten 5t16er Sreb
@ulpe :. @anjert 9b.
5efb Chr. !6eternt @us.
&apton s.. &rafe Sp.
&aufmann s. &rinfer s. 9.
&anfelO Z. srpB @us.
Rcttrtan y. 0ub Sro.
2sibfelb s. WpB 9.
Nilller {. NaaelSmann, ..
Sdumanr, GGs. @tntter, s.
S6neiper, 8. g. Gtriner, 8. s..
Steler, Sotu. ShGnberoer, 6.
Stipplsr, Saeot. Gbcmas, sc. $.
&nlentk Sptn. Wraer, 81.
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N. A. STURDIVANT,

Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
(9tehtanwalt uuo 6ifsutlihcr 9iotar.)
empfletit iih CUR ll%sbernatne oIcr &c6tsaeIhafte amf alien 0s.
ri6ten in unS fur Die Stact 8idmonb, Gbsitrfieb unb So,,owr
County. Sfftee: Gde Der IL. uS SanflraBe, @obbin's San
%sesenubtr. &ihwonb, 9a. 1886
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.RphoGnopr

&cfsdnger
tretn tefS Gin %freunet6ts lnterfrnnen unb outen Slid fir $35
per SBpte int gisn>GRartet 5utsl Bel s. @arrbauitn Il. Comp.
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@eIhaftss@ r6fnuna.

MISUNDERSTANDING.
Z. SiBtn8er, S&luTcr uns Nia16iuih
Srraoltrabe, smiihcn Der 1. unp 9. StraBe, i'm 6aulc
Gee 6rn. Sple,
tmpfebIt IT'D ictnen Sreunbcn unb Dem beltihtu aublifum ,ur @ne
Erti,Slng allsr Sdloitrarbsiten unb &sparaturcr. Stlunbers made
tb SutfderS af mtine Sbabberts, Stop, uup BicorAWolbiuc
aufmaflant, fur ccrcn Gite ib saranttrs.
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Gin &nabe ppn 12-14 Sabr-n II, Der SeihGfttsuna
Si erbalten nlniht, tann bon einem guten 9lab be-
rem, ipenn CT ih in Der SiFee b. 81. melpet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-24

Si6eres Mittel scsen Sieter, autss Serpauunasmit
tel fir iGpade @cripnen, unb i~itertaupt out Daeaen
ale &rantbeiten, welne rurd uncrcnune oca Naaeas
~cntitebsn, lit 8 cRetter'd Stttere.
gu BADEN bel g. @aauer.
6c unp Y:parlroEe.
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Sefanntma6uns.
Der untsr3etttnete bat ben friber Ycn 5rn. esnnc
9~efIbrten ~2aserbier : Salun an Sranflinfrase felt
Sturgeon iibernUmme,. unb Serbinbet NIT bieler 9ln<
setse Die Sitte an feline 5rsunbe unp pas ~aeiammte
publifum, re6t oft bel ibm sor3uipreden. Sas bette
Bier rnb ionltise getranfe ino lets uprrat6ia, unp
mirb iih Der llnterseidnete temieen, feline wertben
9alte anfs Bette 3u bebienen.
9enrp 81 iiatr. Qat.
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Gin @aoden ,utrO seIu6t,
baS gu Spbcn unp bauslihe 9rbeiten AZ perrihten
peritett. Die Samilic bat feline Sinoer unb beltebt
nur aue Sd perionen. Nabcres sl erfraacn Sci
@ateme Spn,
% Natnltr.. Dem Ct. Charles Sutel aeaeniiber.
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Bur Nahrihti

Bur Nahrihtl
Of IntrttdRnets tbeilt benz gu6Iitum nit, bas 81. 6. 0sbts
zi6t msbr &9snt 1T FUR s. 0ufer.
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6ol,l 6pEI

llntcrSsihneter tdlt %fOrlpdtrtnb einen srpscn gorratb BON Gi>
den. uno Sihtsnlboiis better Sualitaf, un0 fam feline aunten
ron 5 SIafern miro paS Wcepaden tonenfret brlorat. 9sislluuassn.
,pel4s ainterIallen lperSsn BET G"9nsp II. Goe ODER Geo. q. Sunbs
lSp, SreacltraBe, ieSipis in Der 9oBntsberIase an Sroanfrabe, nabe
Srppfe @penne iptrben, prompt tefor9t.
SameS 81. Mppre,
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Ra- gpie. man aae @hmerpn lriIen fnnn

BS- pie man ale S6mer,en 9siteh fam.
Die 9auisnce, melde an 8teumatismus. IeuraIsia, nsrpsIeu
Srst- gsitdtss. Ssttsne, @Iiscers unb Ridenf&merssn letosn,
Sarts9srne's Cure MlI esbrau&sn. 0trie grdsaras
!lon eirss Ghsmiisn bat fi6 als bad bette Sclmtttel fur Sdn,er,en
zine Glaide unb fnSc ScImfs! @rcis IL, 25 unb SO Gte. Ser
anft pirb baTeIbe bsi
6. @aentr, 81. 85beter uno allen 0rusoiier
6.5] in 8idmpnb, Rprfcls unb Wetcrsbura.
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g. @ufien,
Cabinet Maker,
Ste StraBs, ,mii&en SroaS- unb 1arIbaaGr.
Ollie S6rsinsrarbeitsH une bic in bitnt g,Itdft sprfpmm,uSsu
Rsparanarcn ireresn f9n,l unb stIisl %ausssfabrt. I'm, re6t ,abIs
rst6e @ufrdse 6iitrt s~rssbtnf Is. 9uGfen.
Speben ppn Sem g)crf erbalten 5auben, Seob.
Dre0es, Sanper &c. @tsidfaus ate 5urten 5ite
pprratbis, bic wesen Der sur9sridtsn Sealun su ben
biQtelen greiien attaBt @abam Con.
No. % @aimtra6e.
Sci Stem gJcrf unp Baltimore Steamer erbaIt Der
untcraeiGnete tebe Wphe:
8aecn, Sipes unb @bpuloers,
5ams unp Sreals,
Qaro, Butter unh G6ee1e,
Waderel, aiquOrs. 3ndsr, @~epIrje .. &c.
Siui9 SIT BADEN unb gum Sertauf BET
SO M. s. GpIcr,
Is. Ctr, sipifhen Mtatn u. Garp.
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SsaG ctr. 2aoerbier=@nlp,,

ealt ltete baS trte NeW gcrter, 0btlapeip9ta, Heabina
nnc Baltimore 9agtrtter,
auh onStrs grfIilhunsen, ius sdtsn G&weiNr unb 9imburoer
Sdle. Sclo9nS SorSins ,. nertcn innncr frcuuSliG ]YrrabreiSt
uno butet UNI reht 6fisrn @sllp gBm. .. 6hbnbnrnW
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Deuti&e Sriefltfe.

Sri hsm abbrIsu Sefr 9rtsftm uB ben,srtt tperoen, bar cieislb,n
aanoreirt Gnb.
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OHF VHNUVIIUI-
Ytsbhater pen Sae1nna uao 9rincfpie Gtsarren perbeu erru6t
bel SrpdTescr IL. Rctler, SO. 81 @airilraee. ppr,ucnrr%sp
oa fs ooielbt Gin msblalprtirtes Eager pon Gtsarrsn, sfauI-,
uno Hautabof et8ner 8abrit unb Smpprtatipn portnSen rperbrn
gBisoerrtrteufer rpsrern ~6efonSrrs 9cbeten, ent unieren S,orroib
~ beidttsen, che fe tlt Gintdgfc anbsrtpdrts maiden.
1871 CtS. Srntmcnrr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
DIR. FRANKLIN on PAPER MONEY.

To he Editor Of The ~ T. Tri5une
SIR: From an article in Yesterdays psper, l think
YOU esteem DIR. Franklin much more iuveterats
psper.money man than he really was. II is true he
wrote some esssye on certain description of psper
money that would not find much coun.enance a. the
pre- sent day, even from The TRIBUNE. Tue Doctor,
however honestly admits in reference TO those essays
that he was very poor at the time and that he got
firstate fat job in printing the bills of credit 10
whose favor be wrote In connection with that sub
iect, he observed many years after that such cur
rency wac liable to very oar gerous abuses. In the
Convection that framed the Hard MoLey Constitu-
ttuon of the United States, neither speech nor vote
was given by him II am tod but have rot examined
vet for mysei against the sections making gold and
silver the only legal tender and prohibiting the States
from issuing bills Of cred!t-a comprehe ensge term
that Includes State bonds as well as other bills o.
credit, or of DO credit, writer once waggishly
observed in writing on this subject.
BY tie extract l ncloee, taken from letter OF Dr.
Franklin Aug. s. H67 1t will be seen that ne really
was in favor Of the only true Proleegu1 u OF nome in
dustry, by using " no paper money al all"
No tsrf could be half etiectua in protecting our
industry as the prohibition of paper money-at east
all under $780, ItwOud be equivalent to protection
at east of 100 per cent and why shall not American
Labor enjoy that protection particularly when it
would OILY be secondrg the ifJuncuons OF the Con-
stitution w.
Here is the extract:
made difficulties the subject OF the legal tender have
not ur For there be doub
that hould scarcity OF money continue among shs
take Of their merchandise and attend more 10 manufac
turing ard raps and supues OF life
ourselves which receive from them. And perhaps TINS
would attend our making no paper money At s Of
and ursi.y should gradually become rich without
the country cash that into IT, tsve in time
,y suic.ert for Blu. suppose people
viii scarce tave patience TO wait for this.
Peae present my duty the Assembly with thanks for
their care Of and them of my most faithful services
~ "B. FRANKLIN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
KENTUCKY ELEC TION.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Couesponden Of The N. Y Tribune.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 4, 1855.
Our elections are over and your readers may be
interested in knowing the result The only off GER
voted for all over the State was the Clerk of the
Court of Appeals. Mckee was the American
and Reyiu the Democratic candidate. Revill is
elected by from 10 600 to $4,000 majority. So far
a. we can Judge from returns already in, there are
Democratic gains in nearly every direction.
The present Chief Justice, the Hon. Z. Wheat,
| is beatn by John Wood, Democrat. This vote
includes some fifteen counties ad accent to this city.
| This is Democratic gain
In this city and county the Americans elect their
general ticket by largely reduced majorlties, with
the exception of Jaier and Surveyor who have been
carried by the Democrats.
On the whole, this may be affirmed of the elections
of this year in this State the Americans are beaten
and beaten badly. This city and county are their
stronghold and they only carry their officers elected
by sn average of about 200 majority.
The Democrats in their speeches took this ground:
"There are but two parties in the cOuntry-Demo-
cratic and Republican. You Americans, as you
call yourselves, are q mere faction, OF no account
whatever except as dead weight, and in voting for
YOU man merely throws away his vote In voting
for the Democratic candidate, We are really voting
against the Republicans. They are the only power
in the country which we dread, and they are the
enemies of our peculiar institution, they should be
voted down, and, if possible, annihllated. The only
plan TO save this Union is to vote the Democratic
ticket" In a word, the same old song has been
sung over again. and with the same results, as in
1856. OF course, the Union s safe, until the next
election. We Kentuckians then intend to save it
over again. We shall probably repeat that interest
ing process as long as the people are content to be
gued by Offce-hOders and Office seekers, instead
of taking matters into their own hands.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
t,yes ana freods I .m sss,n z,Sey nav 5r q ssort

tIvet a1d frselde, 40 ssain 7cdey Way bY Q eoort
Summer tri, e Russia Ihe o2,y incident which
occurred d1riog ny s.sy Il lie z;e. t.ie c;:y wss
TIE visi: Of Prince Aioe:: % HE brother, Dlhe
Ernst III. TIE Prince came 20 he p.tsrn1 st,:e
for the frs: time since Q1een V.c.orias visit in
ls45 He travelled incogni.o, and was accomp~
MED oDly BY Gel. Poraonby. Ia company vita the
Duke, he visited the new Observatory, on whch
occasion bad the opportunity Of being presented
20 him. lie is now about forty ys.rs Of sge, qlite
stout, q little inchniDg 20 corpulsncy, and his
brown hsir is getting thin. j liked bim much be!-
ter in al ordinary civilians dress than when saw
him in his Field. Marshals Uniform IN London He
is still q strkiDgly handsome msl, and must have
be. u captivating fifteen years ago. was struck
with the purity of hs English pronunciation. Duke
Ernst, although be is the older, sppesrs to be The
youpger Of the two. Hs manners are exceedingly
dashDg, of. hand, unrestrsined and frank; be vio
lates a1teduvisn etiquette in way most alarm
ing to the old fOges, but the people Ike him. and
there 10 no prince in Germany who compsnds 80
much respect. He is composer, an author and
capital actor, aud withal 50 liberal in his pollti:a
ideas as il is possible for man in his position
TO be.
In the suite Of the Princes was Gustav Freytag,
the author Of SOL und Haben." Those Of my
readers who have read this work ("Debit and
Credit y may be interested in knowing that Frey
tag 10 small, slight mao of about thirty eight with
merry blue eyer, golden blonde har, mu,taches and
beard la Vandyke, ruddy cheeks, aud the pleas
ante,t and cheeriest presence generally. He made
a very agreeable impression upon Ine before knew
who be was. hope to see more Of him after my
return from Russia.
Il can send yeu no special news from Berlin The
dull capital is duler than usual in this oppressvely
hot weather Our Minister, Gov. Wright, was kind
enough to accompany me, the other day to Tegel,
TIE faujly.,eat of Humboldt, where l saw in the
castle portrait of the great in bis thirty fourth
year. among the SHOWS of ChimbOrazo, and in a
quiet nook of the park the spot where he will some
day rest (may the time be distantD beside his
reno wned brother Humboldt is at Potsdam at
present, and you will be glad to hear that be is in
excellent besltb, having quite recovered from his
a.t years indisposi,on. With the expression of my
hearty Acknowledgements to Gov. Wright for his
truly Western treatment of me, bid you goodbye
till i reach Poland. b.. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
AMERICAN WOMEN BUYING WASHING
TONS TOMB AND HOMESTEAD.


To he Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
SIR: The tomb Of Washington, tie chamber in
which he died. the fields and trees be loved and onged
for while at the head Of army and nation are now
within reach of the women Of America. II is fit that
this place sscred to whole country and the one
spot around which the reverence Of a continent s cer
tered should be kept and tended by the daughters OF
the women who horored him and wh'se homes he
protected There are few among US who cannot REQ s
a srap6mothers placid look as she repea'ed the OH
told story of his psssrg through the villages or the
streets OF cur miniature ctes OF that dsy In some
nsces vonpg Girls drsped in white and bearing ow-
frs formed the line thI ough which he walked TO the
Court. House. We know how he looked ara spoke 70
them through the right memory OF some Dearly ioVoo
relative, who then stood the youngest among tno'e
These are hourehod treasures with US Of tue third
generaor they not suh ,ent TO enlist our neait
hands and time in the work before rs
Two hundred scres have been purchased by the
Mount Verr on Ast ciaton Of the women OF the unon
a1d possesson is TO be given as coon as We have PAID
500 OC0 for il. Through the exerops OF few women
in Virginia who have worked on for years to accom-
pl.h their a ctonate purpose, the hrst payment has
heep made. We must come forward and do our
haze. Let every woman interest thoee around her
ard collect their subscriptions. Ii our rich anu popu
lous State few will be found, man, woman or child
who will not gladly give dollar toward this dear
ard sacred Object To msks the effort successful we
believe it is only necessary TO have IT generally
kuosp. Subscriptions, with names wu De r7ceved
Al the tfice Of the Mount Vernon Ladies Assoclson
Cooper II stitu.e Astor place, and whose Pos once
Adde'S is New.York City Post Office, Station ID.
TIE names a. proprietors will be registered IN tne
books at Mount Vernon. 1t is hoped that fe"
Moths will show our earnestnese, and give Us posses
zion Il the estate On the 22d Of February, 1873.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

ARREST FOR vIoLArIos-IsTrRFEREScf OF la. Ia.
AsHBuRIoy TREATY.-An officer arrived In to~n yse.
tercsy, fiom Romeo, Mscoub County, hsvi9. ~ ns
pcsteftion q wsrrsL. for ore John Aofan, .oi w.,
lstt stteu pt co the person Of little giii ohy
Cd. The officer procured the services ol un'
Chris Stsdlee, who accompanied him over y 20
Sandwich nss sesrched without di.coSering '.e ii,ad
Eetuinir 10 Windsor, officer SAM P9it sa'
IL tho Iergice, and after some seercn, Tue
Whereabouts # the fugitive were dkco,o.er -, Hp -
plyrg st tie house designste', tie eLhces ~
foued y s. the man wa, not there, Ai'ei son'
tatiop, il 1as det.ruiLed tc teaIc1 me nouse
was eoue, when the man was fund sto seo away IL
the gairet uro, AND nro.
ecutirg attorney of Windsor, in regAo u -. uH
fsr of the prisoner 70 this eide, wben .uey 81 n - -
tie coctij,e that he could not be heio .. al 80.
couLt Of tie provisions Of the AsIo Ais.an We .5,
Which 90 rot icude the crime II yioia.e.;i =" -,
lot fan ilisr with the legal provisions oi 80 =,
bu. If tie moet rsvotDg crime iDst 49,. -sri.,s5
ecu mii,ed in oar city, and tue 80.
secure by simply crossing the river then ,aa's
it dangerous instrument. We are .os'-s ~. h.. :
case Of lis kiId having occurred nsrs,oS.e' oa.
tbs acc-ire is 10 b. carried ou., We .n,n so'u
r,ultipEciiy Of them. With sons dnn 'u.y s.e eu
ic-ii,s were prevailed 1psa 10 ko.e tin ..S p
5sy g5r c1nsu.:a.lc1 ei:n on, prys - o.
sft.e I. rntY. iDT""
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09

and Jcseph Gssah ess. for tbs prisoner. S,rse di.-
cr.tion oooaned BE point Of lI;stio,Ja, D.. i:
beirg lste tbe further confederation Of :se ,sse
pf.pone1 Until today. In tie mean time Cap. Ds
Rivsre wss &C mpiied to jail
The peIt sitting of the Mss s'rses WI be hsd St
the Court House, and esin is toe inte:. ron Of
Capt De Riviere's counsel 70 place Ms Bloun. and
her dspebter upon the stand Tie SC sne Will doab.-
less be iieh, snd command full house.
ie said that these ladies' continue 70 be thoroughly
identified in feeling with the accused, and MAINTAIN
that the legal proceedings sgsinst him outrage
upon light and Justice. Mrs.. B. has offered 10 defrsg
all the eIpeEses Of the deeose Upon the whole it is
curious csse but perhaps msy get &, tee merits
Of II ia the couree Of the testimony.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION.

To tie Editor Of The n. L. TrievS<
SIR You paper Of the 9th inst, under the heei Ui
"The Cue Of Consumption contains an a'c's
sigred by Charles Stearns, which in justice 70 Df'
Chwchll, .hould rot be allowed to psss uncorrecteo
What Dr. Churchill recommends Is net, as too often
supposed, the bi-phospha.e Of lime, but tae nyP.
p1oi pIe Of anne, which an entirely different crl
ard no more ike "euano, or b;-phospste OF !Ime,
thar chalk is like chee, e, and does not iact, con
tain spy pho ,phorc which s the reason !. wss
lecAd BY DR.. Churchill as an attentive resosr =. '"'
article in your p.per Of lsst Saturday WI ooseTTs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE ~
CALIFORNIA.
Fyos The Sdata N Sase. - "a =,

r.,. Tie Santa " Gasstk. Jaiy 10. ,o,o
,'nTrSo1S' New Mexico, June -. leSs.
Atsux es 70 rfoytnr you that the grest central
route s to c%sIsrp: % ~ -.y Of si.o being IL SDs,
hf. Ineie 70. row by Zuni for tbs Cc'.'-
Th WI. I'VE nesrIy iorty vseous, and ovs~f ,ss
.nsy s 9rsst many loose CATTLE Thsh 20 z q, ~ y
arc az. o,ssr: the wagons new, light 9 ,t'one; sns
zen women and children in the b : hss,u -. .rds ~
,,. and lsst. bu. not esst ~ hsve - ~
pvsa,s' Who tock Mr. Bsale ssT - sus 80 v.y'
pss;e inert this in your yalusbls sAzAss, ;ssE
scne Ipts nding TO sngrets may feel sssr 49,,
hereafter beaten road over toe sscme1 sasn.,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-09
Tsis. hIi Of r.in Sd Eow...;.....:........A5li!ss

y
IL may su'rrise some resd-is 10 sec the snnu.
quantity CT water falling 10 England stated tnus st
really ore-ihird less than tie average of tai.
countrJ; but Il Is neatly 80. The <etoess OF the
Frehsh clima.e results from the long csltnusnce
of d,izzlibg rsiIs. We have here ereA;er ANIMAL
fall bu. il IN heavy rams alternating vita ong
reriods Of dry wes.her.
Mr. Allen refers 20 the fact, no doubt correctly s,s
ted as 10 climste, that the largest ial OF water
occurs when evspJYaton is least, and corcudes tas
ire fluctuations OF the lakes chiefly due 70 the
yaIsiicne in the wetrss and codness Of the seasons
believe tha. tiey are entirely due TO these circun
,tsrces, 10 the exclusion Of any supplies Whatever
from "tubterrspssn sources, and that the lakes are
in fsc. huge rsngauge, or rather gauge indieaing
the varying proportion between condensation and
syaporston on the whole vast bssin OF the st. Law
r.pce from the furthe. tributary Of Lake Superior 10
the Bls,k River of New-York.
When We extend Mr.. Aliens remark that the season
of heaviest rain fall is that of lesst evaporation aud
appIy Il 70 years as well as 10 months, remember
that in our part Of the lake valley the anal OF ls5
vss 81 6S inches against an average OF 81 ~; and
consider ths. Of this great amount OF condensation
less than usual proportion was allowed 10 "dry up,
while an unusual proportion found its wsy 70 the
deepest basins We snail fnd plain clue to GUIDE US
10 dersard the Of the present hight ot the
skes and the Increasing thunder where the overdoF
of Superior Huron, Michigan and Erie rols over the
huge wsste-ver Of Nsgars.
do not suppose that observations through the sst
are draining into the lakes would show 80 great al
excess in the rainfall Of ls51 over the average OF
yesrs but a much less one would probably account
for the facts observed and dispe that romance and
rpysfery in which the popular mind Is go proue to
co.he all phenomena which relate to the unexp.orsd
OF uIsouhDou "''ei' " owAHGENA