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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-12

AsHYS-The marte. 10 vhov. essenti. cnsn;e ne demand
air. .sl.s tf 10 bbl- At Sc for both hinis
con TON quiet, the feIsss news did not anec' pre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-12

RpIroRiAL CosvrxTioS.-A Conven :, Ne. Bran.
kao fraternity Of New Jer.ey 20 eoor, OF The history
sf The PRE-, Of New Jersey will o. hsyips comp eted
sai.tee hsvos the mater In ehHso NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-12

Twenty Fane,....3 50 as ~ Patriot Douhoous y oe -
Ten Calder pieces a. % Bank Of EnE-nd Notes ''''
The total smount Of goods in bond N tn-s ci,y OF
tie let May wac si3 gil 65s sg,nst 0o1 ~ sshs
time lac, year. ard g. $50 6l2 same tine IN lS1o
Withdrawals in April were 81 so2 loi against -
wsr.housed.
IRE return from TIE Bank Of Egg l.rd for ne WEEK
ending the 2s.h OF April gives the follow az 'esa.'
when compared with the previous week:
Public Depos'... 81 80 leo... IDcrese Ss 40
Other u. poss..... IS 6576iS... DECREASE o
Rest ................ SIN s7l.. lnc!esse'''''' WV
On the other side Of the account: 1000.
Government Securities SO se5 4s... Iu-rsase'..
Other securti.s.... 1858 D-cresss''''' ss 20
Notes unsmploy.d.... 1880, lnsres's''''.'' i"
Tie amount Ct notes in circulation is t2J, 4l3,ooo
being adscrease of fI04425, and the stock OF bull
Ion in both departments i. fls $3.50, showing an
increase Of goo, 1867 when compared with t0e prece
ding return.
The following table vii show the fluctuations In
Cor sols during the week ending M.yl:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-12

Deer ase ~
During the same time, the decrease 10 expenses has
been about SIS GOO.
The North Pennsylvania Railroad increased its April
receipts over 1851 $500, and 81, 500 up to the Isl OF
May over last year.
We annex comparative statement of the Exports,
exclusive of specie from NewYork to foreign ports for
the week and since Jan. |
1885. 1857. 1858.
Total for the Weeh s ,4O9,4S &L4e8n5 1913 5sy
Previously Reported. 2S,lOa2i6 ASb,72 2ooi5 III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-12

ID. steamship Persia srr at QB.rsntine At 81 NJ .ns =
eoek At Jersey City 49, having bsru deASed q ne
tss v eeSseqoepes Of cas- Vi sus Psx essns % e'ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-12
W 7 4 NM NOV 10
WiLLlA1 WATSON
JOHN PFMRSRT ~.
Appoint, to ssi as Proxy f,r Stockholler

E'.sis vnca psou Bros bankers, No. Wal
%o'e'' quote CSrercy, Land Warrants ani S.ece
ihs week fonoss:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10
The Reaper Oh we Plain.

---s . -
Bending Ger his sickle,
Mid the yellow grain,
10 the sturdy reaper,
Reaping on the plain
Singing as the sickle
Gathers to his hand,
Rustling in its Tipeness,
The glory of the land.
Mark the grain before him,
Swayiug in the wind,
And the even gavel,
Following behind.
Bound in armfull bundles,
Standing one by one,
The yester mornings labor
Ripens in the sun.
Long I've stood and poudered,
Gazing from the hill,
While the sturdy reaper
Sung and labor'd still
Bending Ger his sickle,
Mid the yellow grain,
Happy and contented,
Reaping on the plain.
And as upon my Journey
| leave the maple tree, .1s. w..
Thinking of the difference
Retween the man and me -..
l turn again to see him ". IL.
Reaping on the plain,
And almost wish my labor
Were the sickle and the grain.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10

REGARDING PENs1oNs.- The U. S. Attorney.Gen-
era hes given an opinion The construction of acts
oE dalg a9, 1873, February 5 1853, aud August B.,
1901 granting pensions to widows. He holds, pen.
son can 10 no case paid fora period embraced in
second ooyertoFe, and that has been contrary to the
Ehale scope u legislation on this subject that wo
man should be paid pension for the time she was
aetaaily married It seems that the Pension OfIice
2 nas5ln some cases sanctioned different practice
Inc present Commissioner, Mr. Whiting, entertained
doubts 81 she legality Of such payment and referred
tae SUBJECT t. Cue Acknowledgement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10
GFl OVER 6 BAKER.

G1bV En- 81 644AGGG.
whido more work than dozen hands.
washington Union.
Itsows everything. Boston wntchman.
The best of tle kind ever inv ented.
New Haven Register
There can be no competition with them.
New Orleans True Delta.
We give preference to Grover 4 Bakers
Boston Saturday Evening Gaaette.
They require adjusting of machinery.
Philadelphia City Item.
It fastens its own end. Nashville News.
The best machine in the United States Basou Journal
The invention is a blessing GALL (Mddeboro Gazette
Grover Bakers are superior to any others.
.. Boston Advertiser.
Every family should have one (oswePo Times.
Does better tewng than by hand. (Pottsyile journal.
1t enables wOman to escape drudgery. ewburg Gazette
Grover Bakers is the best Goshen Democrat
Has given entire salts action. fCRsklI Exarn;ns-
Purchase Grover & Baker fEImira Cayatts
1t is strong and durable New England Farmer
me best gin 10 woman. (Oho Farmer
Aperpeuslsource of joy to the home circle.
s-- z.... livingston Republican
The best in the market CAiiddletoun Press
beautiful parlor ornament. Poughkeepsie Telegraph.
1t sews seam that will not riD rI,ely5ar. 1Do,,fa-
Each stitch is independently locked tDerow's Review.
The best Gift TO make wife lSnr,n,ea,, pau,,,..
The stitch Is most beautiful baltimore Patriot,
IT in Itself host puritan Recorder.
A boussbo,I roc.s.itr
Grover & Baker,s is upryalsd tRrorkrort ,I,..,...
Meets the wants OF the housewife.
auburn Christian Advocate.
The best patent now in NE (Eastor whg
They are tie hest in use. rWatsrgor1 ssrtin.I
Grover & Baker have the best improvements.
cIlupt. J,prrr,
The most convenient in use. Chicago News Letter.
Possesses more ADVANTAGES tbaz any ot,sr
I,..,..,,-l
All articles are made nv if will, o.sa
Lighters The labor IF tboss nj bor,a yp,.,,-t.-
4 ANA H.. ,,,,..-...-,1 '''s 'iu''i
wa, -, "''''' @"o ''s''ef'
r,.-,,,-..' "'"sH'oNN democrat
ror,,,o,,. ..r.,...'sl NtN'''' i a 'Ast' e'"'
,snr,rgs.,5 vo,,,-.n
Itisa deed of emancipation to woman.
elizabeth journal
viii do better sewing than by hand. Geneva Courier
VIII do a the sewing of a family (Oswego Palladium,
sews with facility all kinds of thread fya,hvo po.-;
not ZIP every third stitch is cut ockport Journal
we recommend 10 our readers tcamdeu Journal
i never misses stitch. Tennessee Farmer
Inc best machine for family use.
Mew Hampshire Statesman.
Not a st |teh will rip. Country Gentleman.
The we X wilInot r,n or yresr og w.
,t,.,,r-,
guy 9'"s' l0e''i'na E'tPof'eF'
'sSi' pace IN every family 'Aoing'on Democrat.
2sNS d ''l 4 minute Cleveland Leader
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10

WHEREABOUTS OF THE NRw YoRk FANCY THE
New 4ork Tribune, Of the lst inst, says:
AiteF the shower Of cards with which We baya
been aelaged Of late from the gentlemen Who wera
tasageg If We late plgiistie argument in Canada,
ssy i at home ID Troy Heenaa Is 1t home IL liz
city looking out for chances. Aaron Jones Heenar
trainer u preparing to SO home to Oxford Coliege
nanifies. and Shepard Morisseys trainer bas tl
PIP BIS quarters at the house Of his yery p1rtcnar
old tFienas Australian Kelly, corner Of Thirfeenfh
street aad avenue 3, where he viii doubtless he
bsBpy 70 see any gentlemen who want to be mt
through the necessary course OF preliminar snr6nts
lseiere theg ea1 win the anrels uf the IA n
JOHN 81 Heenan, known AS the Benicia Boy. whom
Il & alleged violently assaulted Wm Hastiaps. alias
lsabln ITicksta at Lafayette Hail. Broadway =
few nights ago. has been apprehended for the ass9nt
upon complaint of Hastings. Heenan was taken
before Justice HFennan a the Ceurt Of Sessions ana
iiala q Tie snm 81 SGD to answer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10

SINGULAR CIRoUMsrANCE-1La Nth a Petrifed
W3e.-A few days since, gentleman residing in
Rising Sun, Indiana, who had married second time,
wished to the body of his wife to pew GENE
terry. Preparations were made to that effect, and
Iaborers opened the grave in the usual manner but
when they reached the coffin they could not lift it,
great was the weight. After obtaining consider.
able assistance, however, the men succeeded in rails.
ing the coffin from the tomb. They then had such
curiosity that they couldn't resist the temptation Of
peering into the coffin and learning the reason for
its unusual weight. They did so, and found, much
to their surprise instead of the remains of CORPSE
stone figure, the exact counterpart of the woman
who had died. This strange story soon spread and
hundreds and thousands of persons were present to
see the strange spectacle.
The husband took the body of his departed spouse
home and has it there now, where it is visited by
hundreds of the curious and scientific. The BODY
seems to have been petrifed, and to have become d
perfect stone woman. The probability is that the
body has become adipocere, and will before long melt
or crumble.
How the living wife likes the deceased, or how she
relishes the idea of seeing No. installed, though
statue, in her place and herself neglected is more
than we can say. The affair, at best is a peculiar
and novel one, and we marvel that the sapent Indi.
anans do not arrest the twice.marred individual for
bigamy. [Cincnnati Enquirer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10
SEWING MACHINES.
| NEW SEWING MACHINE
BY
GRovnR e, BAKnR.

THE GROVER & BAKER S. NJ CO. are now prepared
to introduce their NEW SEWING MACHINE, having oh.
tanned FIVE Patents same uder dates of October 2d and
9th,
This Machine is entirely new makes aLoCK STITCH
THAT Is LOCKED It's construction is acknowledged to be
the most simple any Machine introduced and it is the WON
DER AND ADMIRATION of all who have examined it.
The NEW MACHINE is offered for sale at a
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
K From The very aering manner in which our Machines
have been received by the publc-resun in the sale Of up
wards Of TWENTY THOUSAND are led to believe that
our endeayors to manufacture RELIABLE Machine have
been appreciated We take this opportunity to remark that
this policy will be unchanged that every Machine sold by
rs shall not hesitate 70 in every respect.
GROVER q BAKER 5. NJ. CO.,
s0UTHERE DEPoE
No. CAMP STREET,
New Orleans,
ps' All orders should be addressed to VIM L. CUSHING,
Agent Of the Company
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10
1IIEaAs aaIlg eglgsIgIIt.
A3Jss Is56. NOVEMBER 10, 1855,
Anniversary Events Egoy. TO.


AY Asg8IsS N6r ne AiBkR l0, 1888
"a
AEliV eaasAy A.4s.4s-
is waa ofisiay recognized by the Amer
gn inigtesa Is President oi Nicaragua
ayayie, Qasen of Portugal. died in child.bed
sa On THE 18th with great solemnitg snd
.S5as 81 public regret The same day
las Fl. Nelson al officer III the war Of 1912 died
8IarsBas Ga, aged ii.
william Ct Belsnap an officer Of the United
Sts army, dIed, aged 56 He distinguished hinl-
I'll fsasaa VISTA
jain TrumbaIl, celebrated American
paihter and aid to Gen. Washington during the war
the Revolution, died ia New York, aged 81. He
buried hi New Haven, where ffty-age of his
1ainfiazs sfe preserved III the college His chef
ansss Is Till great painting of the signers of the
Declaration ol Independence
albert Paving died in New York, aged S.
DC Sllssf III The Revolutionary army and engaged in
several batslas.
lsss JoIln Gaspard spurzheim, the celebrated
German phrsnooeist, died. He came to America in
fhs same year Of his death, after having travelled
tbro0ea several countries on the Continent. for the
purpose II propagating TIE science and makinginyes.
ssatfons
as25-gom. AicDoaough, who commanded the feet
iattshurg in 1914. died Of consumption at Middle
l6vu, Com.
ISIS Tie British under Lord Wellington attacked
liz French position 1T Anhoue, in Spain, and took 81
cannon apd 400 prisoners. British loss 1854 excla
sige If the loss of the Spanish; French loss $1,000
1sl2 United States schooner Grower, Lieutenant
Aix, having undere convoy British prize schooner,
~ nasterlg maneuyer saved his prize and captured
another British schooner under convoy Of two armed
Ships. on Lake Ontario The schooner had $4,000
81 boara ana tbe private property and baggage Of
Gsn Brock.
sQs-D Death of Gay Carleton, Governor 81 canada'
~ YES tle savior Of Canada when tnat province was
lssieged BY the Americans under Montgomery and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10

Prison CRUELTY. - We understand says the Au-
burn az W Advertiser, that the discipline at the
prison is about to undergo change The shower
bath, the most inhuman and barbarons mode Of
punishment ever invented for the infcton OF agony
on human being, has been within the last week,
made more inhnman and cruel The fall of water
has been increased two feet aud the foot board
has been removed which before sustained the feet Of
the exhausted victim of the shower bath AS it is
now adjusted, the punishment Of the prisoner is hor-
rible and inhuman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10

SUBMARINE STEAM NAVIGATION. DIR. Payrene, of
France, is the constructor of submarine iron boat
on the screw principle measuring twentyseven feet
long and nine and a-haf feet wide which is said to
accomplish the purpose for which the inventor de.
signed II by first, aimentaton of vital air constantly
made under water, without any communication with
the atmosphere above water and second, direct con
tact OF the screw with the water at any Depth down
to one hundred aud fifty feet. The amentation of
air Is made by double process, mechanical and
chemical, which maintains, almost without expense,
the air perfecy pure and respable in all hermetrca
places such as diving BELLS submarine vessels ships
holds, mines etc The apparent impossibility Of
maintaining under water furnace with current Of
iris alleged to be completely conquered by chem.
istry in its pyrotechnieal branch certain fuel is
consumed in hermetrcal furnace and generates
steam in the boilers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10

subscriber IA Emory, Va, complains Of the irreg
Hlarity oE the receipt of the Advertiser We cannot
control the mails 81 eur own county much less those
AZ "a distance. There are subscribers here of New
Orleans and other papers, who sometimes do not re.
eelye paper once d MONTH
Lexington (Miss.4 Advertiser, 5thinst.
Cannot this thing BE reformed! We think 50. if
The publishers ogne@apapers would unite and thunder
forth their wants aud demands atheadquarters. We
all suffer we oil lose rnoneywe all lose in cireuIa
ton accopntof Tie Irregularities Of the mails
Pet Ha nuke combined effort for The relief Of tile
people and the protection Of ourselves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10

The following prescription was recently handed to
a village apothecary: Pinch Rut and Sini!n 1t
was put up, and put up right It meant Pink Root
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10

Hoe GHeaERA- his hog cholera is sim raging in
Sullivan comfy Ind. 0ne farmer lost 100 hogs out
OF let Of TO and another had lest 90 Tine hogs for
which he Has offered $1,000 few days previously.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10

MONSTER MoRrARs,--Among the curosties Of the
ordnance room, at the Navy Yard, Philadelphia, are
two huge shot, recently brought home by United
States vessel from the Dardanelles. They are made
of granite, and weigh from five to six hundred
pounds each. They are about the size of bushel
measure. They are used in the Turkish forts which
guard the DardanelIes. They are intended to be
thrown from mortars, and to fall upon the decks Of
an enemy's shipping.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10

To DESTROY BUGs.-Bugs cannot stand hot alum
water Take two pounds of alum, brpise it, and re.
duce it nearly to powders dissolve it in three quarts
Of boiling water, letting it remain in warm place
till the alum is dissolved. The alum water is to be
creyce Brush the crevices in the floor Of the skirt
ing,board if they are suspected places whitewash
the ceiling putting in plenty Of alum, and there will
be an end to their dropping from thence.
Country Gentleman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10

a lERnIBLE AouIDESr Ga the "a inst the root
81 thTee-atorg house ia process Of erection In St.
Louis, on Washington Avenue, gave way and fell,
pressing the four wells outward and completely de.
noliahing the upper story. Five persons at work on
the building were severely Injured. one Of them
aed soon after reaching the hospital, and another it
was thought, could notsnrgiVe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10
GROVER 81 BAKERS
== CELEBRATED
PLANTATION AND FAMILY
SEW G MAC HfNEs3

These Machines sew from two spoo and form Of
equaed strength beauty and elasticity, which will rip
even If every stitch Is cut.
They unguestiouably TIE BEST in market for both
PLANTATION and FAMILY USE, aud MAKE LOCK
STITCH THAT Is LOCKED
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10
JOHNSTON & TURNER.

TOHMgToW e, WTTpMRrs
GREAT EMPORIUM!
w
u NJ L l. / o N!
WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL
JOHNSTON & rrpNpp
UNDER THE sTaCHARLEs HOTEL.
On St. Charles street,
VIZ : l'0''' '''> il'AN'E'
Have ia.t opened
= : : 0A
or
HATS AND GAPS
= - V : y = : ~ : v : "a : , - \ )
''''' 'O'o l''E III mat line 10 suit the tase Of
- q Y B o DY
lEF-d-NE' fs01' on czkzLDj
Fou--tor Peace or for warrior
HUNTING. BATHING on corr,r,,,.,
an demands made :qpon their Stock / .u. il meet win
To show their customers the great variety kept they will
moderate extent They viii first call atten
tton to their stock of
GENTl.EMEN,S DRESS HITS
Consisting Of the different v.,tsti., ),
Purvcrr :. ssY,,r,r, 49,.
AMERICAN oAssrnERE-1.stest sty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10
A FRaRInlR DaAra,-A Phiadelphia paper Of the

A IERRIHlE UEATH,-A PhlIadelphia paper Of the
I'd inst. has the following.
Last evening intense excitement was created in the
vicinity of Fourth and Shipper streets in eopse
guenee Of the sn16cation OF a young man named
Richard Dillon, IN q chimney which he is alleged 10
nave entered With a view to gain access to the
been living, and of whom he had become iealo1s.
the deceased was only about 20 years of age. Ey.
sly effort was made to extricate him from his no.
stlon' after his cries had alarmed the neighbor
y wv he was So wedged in that the walls had
pc died soon afterwards
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10

ARRIvAL FROM THE SriHIr LAND.--A son Of one
Of cur citizens who left this port some ten years
ago as a sailor in the bark Wade, which vessel was
wrecked, was long since given up for lost His father
however, correspondent with him through a spiritual
medium, by whom he had the pleasure Of learning
that bis son was in the spirit land, whence he re
ceRed message stating that j" he was among the
his confidence was, however, shaken in these shirt
ual revelations by the arrival of his son in this place
on Thursday last. New Bedford Mercury.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10

,,- Hby y 9 man who lunches in drinking house
barroOmeater ~ =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10

FLORIDA YELLOW PINE LUMRER-The
undersigned have hand and constantly receiving
Florida Yellow Pine Lumber TO which they invite the
Of the trade.
100000 feet 4 dressed tongued aud grooved Yellow Pine
Flooring.
100000 feet and inch thick dressed ongued and groOyed
yellow Pine Ceiling.
100000 feet IL inch square Joint Yellow Pine Flooring
{clraF)
100000 feet dressed Yellow PiEe Weatherboards
l5O0ON1 feet Yellow Pine Scanting Jos Weather
boards inch Boards, 1X3 StrDs, etc,
100000 Laths. For sale by
SAML MCCONNELL 4 co,
Successors to Merritt 4 Mcconnell
CRlliOpe and Howard sts New Basin
HS~ Any communication dropped ia 81 Mtehanes As
sociaoH attended to. lei en-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10

NJ. willis hates the build OF trotting suIky
Rlth 2 nfVer looking g. II his spine screwed 10
the axetree-a man with wheels put 10 him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10
hINHCP THADEo........., .IBAYLCltt & GO.

7 $50 %
Notice is hereby given that all claims which may appear
Upon proFr examination to be due from the books OF Baylor
40 and all claims which may established by process
kw, will lie promptly paid, with interest, in full.
This occasion is taken inform the friends of DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents of Baylor throughout
e Cotton Districts that during the coming business season.
advances will be made usual in New Orleans
direct shipment Europe ACCOMPANIED in all uarap
lees for the balances due on each shipment.
Orders for Cotton Begging will be filed by direct importation
rom Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans,
Sc tile Cotton already sold identified duplicate
hccen sales win in every instance be made LONDON
by Public Accountant Hd Interested
delay, PLANTERS who have shipped Wi forward
marks and weights Of their Cotton and such other information
All letters private well business relating the
fairs Of Baylor Co. and direct trade will be
4 70. q. BAYLOR, "A LOMBARD STREET, LONDOE.n
Notice Of Dissolution.
Notice hereby given that the Termination Fl the
nership existing according articles Of agree
ment, between the members OF the finn Baylor Co the
viii be dissolved and the unnshed business placed
liquidation g. @. BAYLOR.
Manchester, March. 1858. as tfEW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10

DEATH FROM HYpRorHoBGA.-We have received
the following statement oil death from hydropho
hia from one Of the hospital officers Aaron Myers
teanster, residing in WATERFOWL, was taken to the
Massachusetts General Hospital yesterday morning
suffering with hydrophOba. He was hitten some SIX
months since by dog supposed to have been mad
and although he exhibited in the presence OF his wife
aud friends no anxiety on fear yet he said just before
ne died that he had suffered intense mental agony all
this time. He had been unWell about week, but no
commissions, fear Of water, other symptoms OF the
disease were noticed until the last two days He
was, whist In the hospital in state Of great excite.
ment, and more or less deliriaus. He took wine but
was thrown INTO spass when water was presented to
MN, ana could not get the vessel to his mouth IN.
der the influence of ether he was kept tranquil aud
died when in an unconscious state
EBeston Traveller.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-07-08
A Sensible Southern Opinion.

The Richmond Wig. noticing the con-
slant and eanting appeals of the Southern
Democrats for "a united South, in sup
port of the Democratic candidate for the
next Presidency takes occasion 0 dis
claim the remotest idea OF doing so foolish
thing, under any conceivable circum-
stances" and adds:
eve may as well fraternize with and
support Seward for the Presidency, as for
Southern Democrats to support Douglas
whom they have denounced very recently
as just as bad, if not worse than Seward.
And, in truth, we apprehend less dangerto
the South from the election to the Pres
idency Of an open and avowed Black Re
publican than of sneaking and hypocrit-
zeal Northern Democrat Nth Southern feel
ings."
With the mass Of intelligent people at
the South. there is no question that a
straight out Republican commands vastly
more respect than trucking time server
like Buchanan, who disguises his honest
convictions, if he ever had any, and goes
even beyond the South in waring upon
the free institutions of his own section