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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02
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RIPUBLIChs CITY CoNVESTIoF-Ihe LGc0Rpt0H
Coxstitution.--The Republican City Convention met
Il the headquarters in JoralemOn street last evening"
II. N. Holt esq, in the Chair. The cal OF tle roll of
Delegates being dispensed with, discussion ensued az
70 the practcsbity Of nominating Auditor, Controller,
City Treasurer and Justice of the Pesee for the Fourth
District. Several Delegates stated tina. it not
probable that the law uthorzng the election OF nan
ciA officers would be passed, and was thereupOn de-
sidea not TO nominate The Convention also concluded
not 70 nominate candidate Tor Justice Of the Fourth
District statement made 70 the effect tbs. the
report tha. the Republican General Committee had
recommended Col jesse c. Smith for Police Commits
sioner in place Of Mr.. S.ranshan incorrect:ha.
10 such resolution had been proposed in fact, that
there was no meeting of the Committee on the evening
the resolution reported to have passed. The fol-
lowing resolutions were offered and adopted without
dxsent:
Reoo.1 That We rejoice in The triumph today the House
S Of the great principle o Popular sovercigty ~
the frauds and ousses by which the Leco9pon Cons
te Administration has attempted bu: mi.esby sled, 20 f't
Ros<G That we tender our sincere thanks 70 Ia. Rsrese7
Of this STATE without distinction Of patty who have de-
ee respectfully to their coeseaes ~o
r sustained u TO respect he wshes Of the people Of Is State
constitutional shs Of tho people Of KSrsss sgan :bs ;yan
meal policy Of the Administration.
After the passage OF these resolutions tie Conven-
ton adjourned, subjec. TO the call Of the Chairman.
AZ meeting Of the citizens Of the N.Rh Ward he'd
Oh Wednesday evening, the folowing-named persons
nominated to be supported at the ensuing eec-
ton: For Alderman, John NJ. Phelps; for Supervisor,
Hamilton A. Weed; for Assessor, Isaac Brinckerhofi
Tor Constable, John Danielson.
DT. Franklin Tuthin, the Republican nominee for
Alderman Of the Seventh Ward, has declined ac-
count Of not having resided the required length Of time
in Brooklyn to render HIN eligible. The Convention
win nominate sno.her man.
The REMAINS OF MAMMOTH ExHUNrD. The
workmsn employed by the Brooklyn Water Works
Company, while engaged yesterday in excsvating the
upper part Of Basley's m:n-pond about two miles
below Jamaica, came upon the remains OF some vas.
animal, which have caused little speculation among
The citizens Of that place. The bones of in nense
sise, very much decayed. Pieces Of rib bones were
found measuring nine inches broad. Fourteeth were
brought up 10 Jsmsca for inspection, measuring II
inches around, with roots G.! TO inches long, and,
although partially decayed AZ the roots, weighing g
pounds Our informant one said TO be the small
est; il wee nearly square, measuring a. inches by 3!
tDehes serrated, partly won. /. is hoped that this
pctce WIN induce some scientific person TO proceed TO
the spot and examine these remains There ART four or
FIVE wagon lsads Of bones lying exposed and crunbng
rapidly since exposure - the air.
CARD.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

CouRr OF APPEALS, Aprill 1Sj8.-No. IS, reserved
hu April Nos. S. 15 a. struck Off, No A. Ralph jr az.
etuar Ggued-O T. Wadion for appellant John IL Reynolds
t respond. Nos 3o So2 S09 affirmed with Nos 40
go tine police cases) argoedWm Curtis Noyes and d. Field
appeln.s c. Deveresux aud q. Dean a6en.s
Court adjourned uo Tsesdsy morning April a: 81 O'Clock
CALEspAR APsL 6.Nos- &C. 40 49, T. - ~ so 81, 81
- 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02
BY TelegraRA.

BOsTOS-An. April l, barb Henry ,os sSswf0''' "'
Sayanpsh. q, ,,,- ,.u. fsris
IsAnd. In Hampton kosds, L. 8. ship hA''sH NJ 's
AGcA awaiting wipd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

suPERIos COURT-sPfcIAL TEk~-Ap'i Before Jodse
WooDRITR.-CAsLs eETTLfD.
Bonner SIT. Dream aod o.,ers-
Bsp,en sst. The Orient Ins 1rsDce Go.
Williams agt- Burton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02
,,,.,r,.r sr.rFs CIRCUIT COURT-Aprl l.-Bcforo
ONl.fsD "' Tusse HALL.

.ryrrscFD FOR PAssiS1 COUNTERFEIT tOiH.
,. 49, e,.,es AIT Wp1 H. JosnsDp ahas N1 H. W sns.
.Iohrssr Sas tOavi''ed on an odctDen; 'o' pa's'n
oo,n Th.s morning sfraisGe1 enl aeu-npoAd
70 four yess ops1nDeD' Al aari Isi eod :" p'y h' O "
eruf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

PorIcr LrBRARY-The police of the Fiji Pfecnc.
engaged procuring the mate nal for library for their benefit
which ,haD be opn the Of al members o the force A.
ready number Of have been procured AMI when sa
fcei number Of books obtained they VII provide psce 70
keep them.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

DT. Franklin Tuthin, the Republican nominee for
Alderman Of the Seventh Ward, has declined on ac-
count Of not having resided the required length Of time
IN Brooklyn to render HIN eligible. The Convention
win nominate aro.her man.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

NAruRALIzArIOs-J1dse Mo1,s OF tne Comfy
CIR, b.s t.a..l for ire1 erous since ~ -, =
NJ - ~ Of whom be enued % L he con'1s CAA "f
election.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

We informed BY Mr. Alonzo Bsebs tina: the sp>s
Up BY the pilot boa. Settle did belong The sy9a, se'
Huldsh b. Hail. No. 4. Al.
The ship LOGAN, Marsh for Nes oeaDs: b..s W. u 49, 49,
Msel, FsrrsndiDs; brig Lsure.s, Denbr, Para, An' '~
ouwsc bound, 81 anchor o. :. w. SPIT. ...i,,s
The steam fsate Jspasese sailed this Afternoon Cd F
She viii be absent Two days
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

NEW YORK crAssIrIcArtos.
sfobfla n nj
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

AZ meeting Of the citizens Of the N.R.h Ward, he'd
On Wednesday evening, the folowing-named persons
were nominated to be supported at the ensuing elec
ton: For Alderman, John NJ. Phelps; for Supervisor,
Hamilton A. Weed; for Assessor, Isaac Brinckerhofi;
for Constable, John Danielson.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-06
VOL. mo 4.

and--,hc well being in depth only twenty two
irot-iourteen feet from the top. This platform
made of cross pieces. and the two men placed
themselves in sitting posture while they work ei
ignorant unthoughtful Of the frightful risk
which they were incurring. Anorifce was scarcely
effected, before the well was filled with foul air,
aud the two men tainted away from its effects,
A third person, David Iiay, who bcheld the disas-
ter from above, called others to his assistance and
mas lowered to their relief but he had not desceu-
ed Ear until overcome BY the noxious gas, he reel
cl aud fell upon the platform. Those who had
collected at the mouth of the WE'LL now procured
n hook, md made mn effort to grapple the nnfor-
nate victims. but were unable to get hold Of any
but Hays, upon whose arm the hook fastened above
the elbow, and he was drawn FORTH After labor
ing with him an hour more. lie was resuscita-
ted In the meanwhile. the we'll filled with water,
and all hopes Of saving the others was obliterated
The accident occurred u. half past II O'Clock, and
they were not removed from their position until
tortv-ivc minutes after L.. Their names were
Francis Granger and William Whyer.--- PHsb,rg
Prew.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MARBLE WORKS,

III
=. I'VE IoMB SLABS,
:. HEAD and FOOT STONES
- CHIMNEY PIECES,
. HEARTH STONES,
Z. GARDEN sTATIARy,
u GARDEN VASES
= sOAP.sTONE FIRE PLACES
2 NEW YORK WIRE RAILING,
&c. &C. &C
am prepared tn fur, sh. aud Intend always to keep
on hand large assortment Of the nbovc named srti
clrn and all III" particular asniioa of those Ia,
= To rsanln, stock aud ptrcs
Persons NJ d,-innc.. by addressing me line.
II hay" their nr.rs filled 10 wri as II they were to per
- naly attend tu II thcurrlvcs na am extremely par
: II MAR In Nag Country tbrierl, using my best
= Judgment aud taste In order To pleaso
:. . bn, ,ts carefully packed In strong boxes an
T. Suayanfiea .afr 10 any diaa.v
- Call On, or address,
GADDEsS.
Proptsior.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-06

h oEHAf fLEANES-frcParatiors ofth Bay Leafhave
been extensively used ghou the Tor eeDurcspast
Nervous IIearchc and for affections Of the
head generally and diseases Of thu Scalp and Hair BAY
Rur' particularly has occupied prominent position in the
rnaou many and still eagerly sought after by its thou
sands admirers Its equiv ant however of the active
ple OF the Bay. minute that real bene
~ he effected and therefore simply palliative and
feeble for of the diseases for which this valuable
tdv IL vcl adapted.
kosSER'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE or BAY
LEANES prepared only by the inventor has been effect
ev OF chemical expsrimen's and has at last been
Lroae 10 that state concentration hch makes rene
y unequac arrestug the decay Of th hair, the removal
danuf and OF relieving by c~ applications that daress
ins itching which generally precedes the falling of 'hc
hair Il originally prepared for member If his family
thavins confidence in the usually Sold VINO had
Distressing decay of the hsi and such wonder
nj curative effects s reputation became establish
fed and hundreds calls vcsoon made it wnu:
system Of putting whatever Its intrinsic virtues alone
have pushed into public and rrch is the demand for
this truly great remedy thar the has been induced
manufacture il scale and he offers
with the fullest confidence - the cnkc public.
rrepa- ed BY Thos H. Ras,er his Chemr LaboYslor
Petersburg. Va, and for sale by Druggisis generally
pt
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xx,EKnN PATENT sE WING MACMINRn

w This Is the most reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
ra an and " .py The of i: s."r lsarnsa
ih that of any other Machine while works with case
Which a very superior making atralght
evcny laid much finer than ordinary hand work. while
elegant hand work rarely gets out Of working or
der requires repairing and that an operator can
he ADVANTAGES over other Machines we tssl sasAdsn.
Fa%ie. al h'ns. I 4 M"nafas,r,nr co,IsS Tsor. Boot
and shoe Maseor any others requiring sean in their work
that viii rapid and suIsanta manner and
much nicer than the ordinary way Families who require
their wants besides saving labor enough
pay TsoIs will fnd great saving by using this Sew
~s hss does a rip and hat looks much nicer than
hand work Boot and Shoe Nnufacturers can save Thou
Dollars uAug this Machine xhs for many pupo
work done on leather by this Machine better than
The editor Of the Cadar,own scrsa Patriot says when
purchased wesds FsAss ssi~s AaoAae We intend
on oaihsr we II cd Carnage Trmn!nss and
many Of neshbos can testify 70 the suPsIaory OF -
and we feel oonadsni machine haa s.ysd
enoug gh pay It's One Of ncshbew who has
hand. in the tune |, saves in m.ias sio:Sss res
cry Machine you have sold in this Vicinity has given he ssa.
and several intend TO order AAshinss from
pansn 1,sn ns:1 New cresn. Yo1s %s
nT constant snce beeghs
.ss ss a wn ,es Ss s.ss ~ &
clothes for each Of my ,,o hasafsS .nassn ess
n.a noSsr Planter says .npoy TIRE. = HIND.
Wssfs Pa Se.is Msesf.s one hand does Tie sswnl fes
=. the oi i.my .si selsps.
for itssf every three montha
9TH use whsss stitch !. rsaursG sTiss q 1s1s rsss
''' ~'' WV W waiTNEx 4 nxex rr,....s.A
n Sold by A. 8. ENGLED0vE. dealer n faaay 9nelsb
Bonnets, &e., Lynohburg, Va - Oo
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QNOR RENT.-The haadsS1e os4 Sosvts
II nient FAMILY REslD1NCD. g psss:.t $sslh10
by Mr. w J. Folkes the Of M B. II. otn4pe1r
Posssssion given inmsd,atsay APslye = .. .s.f ~.
Jy - d2W -, JAe. II VAAt1UBs At
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-06

(NHPKEAs sIl NJ. l. EA.-aIVvV Iypress Shingles
~ ~ rols brush Mountain Coal For sale by
ANDERSQE,LANFORD& & co, on Cana
D. near Ianshorne's Mi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-06
By CHARLES y. BUTTON.
TERNs

III. VIR0INIAN Is pubii,h-B at 50 ri-wsekya
pei annun, II and .erky invariably al
th-rw e. 10 Nl be- charged ia al No paper
discontinued sept at the option the froprietors
until all srrearageS shall have h-~u paid
Sare Inserted ior 5ucents square OF
IN lines ess and f1 each
nuance nm weekly, aud then 80 cts
per each insertion II the humber o
marked the Ms will bt published I'LL OF
d.rcd out, and charged accordingly
HE EARLY LATE ARE
For square. ally.
q
-, ons do ..m,.w.ekly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
For do do ......................... W
Adv vertseiueus Intended both suljectto spe
- Apnna ivertisers will he limited their immediate
or the charged al transient rates
To- All Advertisements appear in the daily aud tri
We, Ny papers. -,
.hly fort he exc
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Curious II,BEAs CoRrus CAsE.--A habeas cor
I,us ease of considerable interest wa decided by
Judge Mcclure. ON Friday, At Pittsburg. Pa. -
John Nicholas. n glnsS-blowcr, ot Birmingham,
applied for a writ to obtain possession Of his three
children, Josephine, Jane and Mary Ann, aged
respectively. l2. and years. who were at the
tim" IN the custody oi their mother in Birmng-
ham. II appeared that some Ii wears ago. Nich-
ons married Miss Duff. of Birmingham. ayoung
lady respectfully connected. She had been Cath
Ollie, but joined the Methodist Episcopal Church
prior to marriage Subsequently, she returned TO
the Catholic Church. and thsrs being some diff
Guilty between them in regard to what faith the
children should be educated in. Nicholas in 1854
of with another mans wife.
In lsJG, Nicholas, who had deserted his parn-
ne~r,~ returned home, and through the aid Of
friends was reconced to his wife. IIo lived with
her till July, 1851, when after placing the young
est girl of the reach OF her mother, he went to
the town of New Albany, near Brownsville where
cnplnycdin glass-house. A short time since
Mrs. Ncholns discovered that her little girl had
been placed in the Aleghany Orphans Asylum.
whence she was delivered by writ Of hapeas
pus. which came before Judge Mcclure, into the
cuS<pdy Of tho mother.
Thursday, Nicholas forcibly took the child from
the mother. but gave it up on being brought be-
fore Justice Symmes. lie then sued out writ
Of babeas corpus for the possession of the three
children. and being brought before Judge Mcclure,
after hearing, the decision in the case was post
poned till Friday. Nicholas claimed the custody
Of the children on the ground that the mother was
unable to provide for them, while he had q COM
petcnce. On Friday Judge Mcclure fled his de-
cison, remanding the children into the custody of
the mother, as being mot fit to care for them pro-
perly. So the case rests. ,~..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-06

IS nsERI's" COD LIVER OH JELLY,
W ro,ed by the New York Academy Of Medicine
June 81 I-i1, s.it delicious
having ali The soothing healing properties
the Oh without dIray yreeabie taste For sale by
JOHN II. SkAY Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-06
DORNIN & MURRILL.
TIMERS, COPPERSMITliS,

SHEET IRON MANUFACTURERS
Main StIe eet,
fNrsriy Opposite aks rrx~ia Rash,)
LYHCHBURG. VA.
IL TIE SUBSC ri BERS HAY ASSOCIATED Il
~ Themselves together for the purpose oi conduct ~
~ the abo businc In NIL It's various branch NJ
- One ofihc concern haB had great experience
In Roofing and utcrng houses and va give that part of the
iu his strict attention rhcy will keep CONSTANTLY
hand a rye stock of CoORfNG me PARLOR STOEES,
STILLS manufaenr 10 ot,er the dhortsst notice.
~ Particular attention giyop % repairing
THoMASB. DORNiN,
apl T. ilm then d3i Awkck JAMES b. MURRILL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-06

HORRIBLE CAsrALTY-Two MEN SurrocArED IN
A WELL.-A most melancholy accident occurred
Thursday ON the property formerly owned by
Felix Bobe but now by Mr.. John Albeitz, near
the grounds Of the Agricultural Society in the
Ninth ward. The premises are being put in re.
pair. and among other improvements well had
been dug in the yard, which was intended to re-
ceive the contents of an old vault attached to
water closet. When it was completed, the work
men engaged upon it proceeded to tap the old
receiver To effect this purpose, q platform had
been constructed about eight feet from the bottom
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
So lltDEOIsD ,I.lu

- AND IODINE SPRiNHS"
These Smiugs iarat, -, ng the Counties Il
Campbell and tdhod thu short distance
a., the mountains Tive fr,k outer The beau
tiin Blur Ridge be- ,sh, point
1he AT = pure aud iuvis'raus aud tho IN the
ands q: Virginia and "n th, southern would
r"si a. securely ,o IL he would In the midst o he
tsn- Situated dnci, the lynchburg and Sal, Turn
rkc-.hN'n miles frnn thu ifnci place AMI fur mes
he Fotrst Depot at whrh place vehicle ~ he
Ncy visitors to sndhom the Springs, tn.h 90 ,HARot
I ItnOI.N AAknNS. PruIIieinIa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-06

- ISLAND, WEST INDIES The richest formation of
Phosphate of Lime known the world containing
cent of Bone Phosphate Of Lime being so per richer
Phosphate Of than Bone Dust For sale by sub.c
Der much lower prices than Peruvian Guano and from
tnon!aia received superior IN II in tezng qualities Fol
further particulars apply to w. T. ANDERSON.
alta
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4 srOCk az DRY GOODS To SRI SOLD
~ OtT ny lsT SEPTEMBER NEXT As III" lrss"up
let H,Id aud snitahl' bn iii
bo had for c"n'niug The business Ia III, place ha
this laN sciinf OF tie whole large ani .cyi
desirable etrek ct any GOODS. erlntiy reduced pI
cash Many knds OF ,va- viii he -pd much less
than c"st JOHN J. PlRNlS Ast
liz il.nn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-06

STlTIER.
Opyosite ne Ercnange RoHk.
Main street. LynChburg, We
EAI.aAND WINTER FAslI1ONs FOR 1897
HATS ! HATS GAPS. CAPS
\ sEITZEM has hand Tor thr inspection of IgU1R
his customers and the public generally, his 11R
FALL SUPPLY OF HATS AND cars.
this market beauty s,lc In,
finish. Also. lot oi beautiful NEW Sly lE Sofl
All th,.c ,rsiIing fnc c.s lirt, To
eclipse yihing this market, Will plea. hHIthc sign t
the BLuE
assortment of Wool htis, servants, whpl~
safe retail constantly ON hand
Eg1 All kinds OF Hats made order, with nc,tne-s and
despaith. Customers iIais DIRE sN-d usual
nov Is WM. STlI2TR
CnEBEH AND D~nlNSslEs.-Wch have IN our
yard a La re II Lumber Of nil Il, descriptions Also
,hrstnu shingles lio wcr"spcfl1 lurii"thc
attention OF tLose In want CAMP, Shl1 n 90
apl IIs
SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOOD~.-
Th. stter,,c dealers csllrd second supply Of
Samner Gooas ijsgisi n. GtGGENHtIMER
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n Sold BY A. s. ENeLEpOvE. dealer g Ee.sZe -
Bonnets, &e, Ly ynohburg. Va N'.. - SS1
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y r. There a ignorant and worthless Quacks
advertising themselves Physicians, and copying On JOHN
advertisements Shoe IL nd Boot Bisbs, Lamp Trim
PoLtry ana ConMJl jmators hose lives instead
III, Eohr Sce Of Medicine have been spent IN he
m, Mnini Cfncy now styling themselves RfSntdrty Edn
Fhyridns imposing the mex periencr and
,-'nr ng with and running the health of all unfortunate
Is iang II 'r that Dr Johnston deems
pociaiv those aincd with his reputation
ihs rr'ct als diplomas always hang in his Office
HIS REMlDIE ! and treatment entirely unknown to
all other 'repsr, from life spent in tie hospitals
Euro and ~ first In this country, and extensive
ar ,ctic than other phy sirian In the world
iIE ALONE CAN BESTORE YOU.
apl IL d& c,n'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

The Board at their meeting on Saturday Eeosve6s
communication from the Health Officer, s;sting tAs
two cases Of yellow fever had occurred on oosd 4s
steamer Memphis, from Charleston, which arrived
here on the 18th inst. with 63 passengers, and VA
ordered TO be detained for tive days az Qisnp.ine
and 10 discharge her cargo there. DIR. Tnonpoo q.
legged this as an evidence tnat the vessel was injected
ali hands having been well on her arrival! The
steamer was sen, 10 the lower anchorage ana tas pas
sepgers landed a. Quarantine, where they must re-
main Tor five days. The breaking GU. Of tas aver
created panic on board-those who protested ssuns
their dteL tioD, because they believed that there ~
no dagger of infection, threatening 70 escape ol0s
first opportunity. Policemen have bean p.aesl -
guard TO prevent any surrepttious departures nA
Tie communication was accepted, and tAe scdcs u
the Health Officer approved.
The cases OF the big Hbelnla and steamer Mash
vile, asking perrnission TO proceed were reieneaA
tie Heath Officer.
TIE application from the schooner :. ID. Wagner,
asklr TO proceed, referred TO the same oticer
petition from several residents OF Staten isIAnd,
prevent the ferry boats from stopping al toe arsn
line Landing, vas referred to the Health On 70 n
port on Monday. A..
An application from the brig John Sts'e-s' ssAns
leave 20 proceed, was denied. AdJoufnea'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-30
.NR. FIELD AT STOCKBRIDGE.

Our report in Saturdays paper of the reception Of
Mr.. Field at Stockbridge, Mass, was incomplete.
President Hopkins having concluded his speech
The Chairman introduced M Field, who wss re-
ceved with enthusiasm, which wac as loud as t was
long. wse evident that Mr.. Fields feelings had got
the mastery over him, which was demonstrated when
he made the atemp, 10 speak With ayoice trembling
with the beating OF an overiowng heart, he said:
Ladies and Gentlemen, Ielghbsrs and friends Of
Stockbridge and Old Berkshire. / could have said
much 20 you, but here in the presence Of my father
and my mother, my brothers aud my sisters, my
townsmen and NY psymates my heart is TOO full for
words. All can say, my friends, ia thanks, thanks,
thanks.
Those who expected speech from him. found more
eleqnence in M Fields struggling feelings tea in a
fne TOW Of language with soul IN it. When ne
retired, the cheering was renewed end continued for
length OF tine.
Mr.. Everett, L. 5. Navy, then made very brief
speech.
Lieut.. Bancroft Gerardy was called Oh, bat de-
clipec TO speak, as he was no public orator
:. W. Cenrirg Of stock brioge read short poem
VIM. o. Perrin OF New ork ne1. made an effective
speech, combining much humor with good feeling.
David Lesvi't Of Brookside Crest Darlington, maze
brief speech, and was followed by the Hon. Henry
Dawes, NJ. C., and Henry II. Cnids of Pi.tsfsh.
Ssr ruel b. Surnrer Of Great harrington resd q fine
pcem perth ent 10 tie circumstances Of the occasion,
which was received with hearty cheering.
speech wss subsequently, made BY Ensign H.
Kellogg Of Pit'steld.
Al inc cIvse OF LOIS dCorers BIT. DSNi0 DuoIcy
Field berg loudly called for came forward and said
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: For obvious reasons, l
had rather no. speak on this occsson; yet l must
acknovledse ny allegiance 10 my people, ss my
hesrl.clirgs to these hills. Though my fortunes are
liked &c that imperial State on your westsrr border
ara 10 her imperial city, yet canno, forget what
owe 70 you. l know every cerd o. THIS shining
river, every sweep o: these leafy hills, snd my
spirit exults wnereve- / enter this valley. When
you oomrns.d TO speak, must per force obey,
rAougn II be but 10 ssy few wo.ds II closog these
eerenores. Tns motto, stretched over Us upon the
arch sbove us, England and America, with clasped
na5Gs between, conveys ths thought wLicn would
especially dwell upon il this hour. The gigantic
smpre Of Frgsrd sestsd in sli the continents and
TIE vast poieetsiors og this Republic, reachrg from
i.s 70 ses are % be hsrceforn united n TIE bosds
ofpe.ce nrecp-co.l coed otices .td freddy ryAry.
Wen thss. ,st.c-s cecnSnJ pescs, .tsre .a.r1.