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uPEG WOFFINGION.

Within year or two of the birth OF Edmund Burke,
Frenchwoman, Madame violante, had an exhibition in
Dame street Of the city. Her attention was at
tracted to very graceful girl whom she observed with
pitcher on her head daily carrying water from the
Liffey, and whom she learnt, inquiry, to DO the
daughter of poor widow who kept small groccrs shop
and took in washing Ormond Quay. Instructed by
this kind patroness, the beautiful child played Polly
in the sBeggars OPERA achieved signal success, and
became the talk Of the town This the first intro
duction to the stage of the actress, who, Marga
ret Wellington became so widely celebrated in England
and Ireland. She was undoubtedly Of the most
fascinating Of her day. Tall in her form, and
with the most graceful proportions eyes as black as jet
sparkling with animation and overarched by eye
brows at once SOFT full and delicate tending to
the aquiline rich hair hanging in profusion round
finely moulded neck full Of life, full Of humor and full
of intelligence, she was the envy of all women and APP
peared formed by nature to win the hearts of all
Though she occasionally played Lady Macbah there
nothing tragic in her style II into comedy that she
threw all her exubent spirits her natural playfuness,
and her untring energy and she delineated four differ
ent sets of comic characters which had nothing in
mon. She personiHed the fine lady of fashion, with
grace, tact and dignity, which astonished those who
knew her humble origin. She personi6ed the vulgari-
ty Of city dame, with breadth and force Of humor
which drew laughter and tears from all eyes, She per-
sonifed old with all tho garrulty, feeble
meas, and irritability of age; and, what was then
thought extraordinary magnanimty the stage, that
she might represent senity effectively she did not
hesitate to hide her lovely face under hidoous mask of
paint patches and psncilled wrinkles She personfed
young rake to make fall In love with her,
and deter Garck from acting the part of Sir Harry
Wdr after she had by her and vivacty rendered
it peculiarly her But she was not merely
tress the woman and not tho artist, predominated in
her life. While in the first element Of all, female honor
she said to DO deficient, and could therefore neither
bo truly respected purely loved, many romantic
tales were told Of her sympathetic benevolencs and m
ncent charity to tho destitute who had other bee
factor and to the wreched who had other oonsoler
that people could not but pity her in her deg
xL.A ILL 49,
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sonburg, and ending Monroe BY The above sAmsd
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7NHE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE NEVER DID
II Kun Kun smooth by homes na'y ahdrtck. 30 eeus -
Following tho Drum Glimpse h Troutier Ie by Mrs -
u: Just received ~ PHILIPS New Bookstore,
Ay 20 S32 Penn avenue between 9Th and 10Th streets
ERROLDS WIT.-Specimens of Douglas Js s
- rods w.t. together with selections A conn
tons Journals, intended illustrate his opinions arranged
son, Blanchard Jcrroh. Price rs conts
Just received at PHILIPS New Beoksere
Msy Is 3s2 Penn nv bs,vce. oh and 10 p9ses
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Rate for an

II TINA N ppeAra that from the foundation
:, 49, I,ara,n-rsrs an the An ~ March
ESQ %, - n.osmh~ski.. I7ol nearly three
1000 .ha,sss, n erncnses Of This Gov
srnms = s-e| - Ike nnbl;c debt. were
~ oia 40 r.3ths .srt h.csl ve.r-proba.
hlv hstss. n 4. Tor sstimnte.;t vas 81
III of1o SS5 rnrnlat;on vas then IT, ee
~ Me-. drsd and t~sntv.nine thou.
|5,.ss1 ~ fftv oan,s 70 each in.
krlnses have now increased
fbis YEAR. and 500 .OOO. 600
.Srt r. .k;nc an average Of aa.to each
.asSit1 II 1880. in General Jackson's
~ srrandtnres vsra go .OOO. 900.
nu1ation ~ ne Iany mil.
amount =. eseh ~ was
H. is4o. i - i 40 to
IS anti Bus nov - 30 each
a n. ~ Ssnsun Of 1851 MOVING the
49, an. q shs three million three
~ VI ~ -, 1lousand three hun
100 10 every voter
&...s.S s:tH;nn thousand fanr
- ~ i;fsv FL S;dential cleo.
n 7esa vJksfs r ~. nnnnl afion has in.
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SUDDEN CoSyERsIos.-The Southern jour-
nails follow the lead Of Senator Mason, and
are now as earnest against war with Eng
land as they we're originally n favor Of it,
The extraordinary engerness Of Senators
Hale, Seward, Wilssn, and other Northern
men, Vor immediate hostilities, Is supposed
to have abated their ardor. Even the voice
Of Mr.. Toombs has been exceedingly "sfill
for war" ever since. The truth Is, the whole
thing was a game OF political brag at which
the Black Republicans. 6oved the best play
ers.--IN. Y. Herald.
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Fine Oeld ANA sllver Watches,
CLOCKS, SPKcTACLEs, SILVER WARE, Ac.,
Third-st.. bet. Main and Johnson,
HAVING permansntIy located In Reo-
IL kuk, i would invite the attention u 80
the public to my new and we'll selected u
stock. Having acquaintance with the hsst mana.
facturers In the United States, all Of my goes are
made to order and are unsurpassed in quallv5 or
part, Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Enslish and
SWISS, the genuine Perry wats1 esssd with
original designs Silver Ware Of y description,
warranted pure coin Ladies' had 00tlemsn's
JswelIy Of al kinds including s.y!ss never before
Stool and Plated Bows, with sbbls, Patsespaen
Concave, double convex and colorsd 0lAsul. q
every variety Of shade and focus smone
are the real Scotch Pebble and Psfissopis
mechanically adapted TO suit all syss. t.
unacquaintsd With the nature Of thsss 0ia1
will state that they are manufA 1tassd Iron sryS-
TALKED quarts, their peculiar shAps pcn1neins an
equal focus throughout their entire sa1 -, whils
In other Glassss the focus 10 concentrated 70 one
point, and 10 the constant weAYer, often times BE-
comes painful. A hne lot Of Aecordsons, also, an
assortment Of Morton's Gold Pens Double Plated
Ware, manufsstured by Rogers Bro, On genuine
Albata, warranted TO b the best Plated ware that
IL made-TsA Sets, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Cas-
tors. Ladlss, spoons, Forks, 4c
N. b. Goods Of every description made 10 or
der, as also Hair ornaments. would particularly
call tho attention Of the public to the fact that
my goods are purchased Tor CAsn, and not hesueht
gu, here 70 sell or !. soo.isassn.. They y.
being prasl1z I<2 -
attention will Be f1vSp u ~
pairing Of Watches, whie1 e0Q
man-like manner, and n
ClOc Ks, Jewelry, &c. rsr
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sAsss esaEssrs--shset! shoessi
Tho O. 3enocras says n organ
Of Judge DeS lAs, = SpringhsM ~ esate
Rssistsr. following snl ~,
which We T. u6
the aescr.cr. M : you meet the Non.
inste true men, m stand BY thsrsgular
nominations, and th1ss can BE- no doabs that
success will follow. Shoot the dolefssrs ~
This reminds usef the tsFlGAr AND
CRU>iI' letter which Judge Douglas wrote
10 Mississippi, about the time Of the repeal
Of the Missouri Compromise. lie was going
10 aFIGHT and OKuSH' every Democrat
whe wol11nnot come up TO his standard Of
his. a. reminds ~ Of his reply 10 the
Senate, assWE WILL SUHDUe YOU! WE
WILL SI1nNCE you ~
Democrstsy WHO did not APP
|pU1 10f5 1e opening u - slavery agi.a-
ton, asked him what he waeAoing to do with
them, II eoy did netyote .sSs wiahed them.
he repiiet:0WE NALL SUD- UE YOU! W
Will SuBDUk VI ~
NJ. thu LitSl6 INN, who toak pains 10
20 clear tos iRussia - learn "a a Ito.
crs1 u, - ~ n fpin7 Ao "sSHQ HI
Now, IL - ha4pens, that he y F. \;
ing 10 shoot wifks Douglas cann6S ~ 21 n
Aody.s Hs seaan6& even shoot hin ~
that III gun II Il Mr. i snan's Gands, ~
he 49, more Man he TAXA. We hare not
heard Of Ms saving anvtbiry, br. --r-y VI
tie aAile, 10 hear the report Of his gun, aud
when - TX in the dire ,tion Of the smoke,
Ne res That 4 desestsf u ssSH0Tp'
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CY- A little wife, nice little home and
n responsibility, form a little heaven on
earth for little men Of little means.
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rAs Masssse 1ussssAsss Assseia.
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]. Thso. Holly,
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| Address J.Y. BRENNAN.
| Secretary NJ. r. Associations,
june n-dlLwSt Louisville, Ky.
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pns, amounting for this fiscal year to
6m Of 81 ,436, 582, nor does it include
Multitude Of bills appropristing money,
u m all the other standing committees and
we are told that other bills are yet to be re-
ported from the Ways and Means Committee.
We know, BY sure experience, that those up
preparation bills are never diminished; they
are increased in this House; thoy are sent
TO the Senate, and there they are overloaded
with items already rejected by the House.
Nor doesslods table include class Of expen-
ditures much more deserHiag public favor
than many Of the bills rep "a. The rivers
and harbors Of the West in Vain demand i'm
provement. While millions are expended in
your coast survQp and Atlantic defenees,
you scruplc oveff comparatively small sum,
absolutely necessary TO keep from destruc-
ton tb /. improvements Ns ALREADY commenced in
\ If, while gentiellen are lavish in the pub
lie money, they would vote 81 100000 to
the protection OF the commerce of the great
and growing power in the Northwest, it
would show some kind of justice and libe-
raity. But; sir, th4segion Of country which
will in n short tin 3Ontroi the destinies Of
this nation; which Now. in it's almost in
tancy, ieeus y2ur 3rtisahs nuo sailoIs3 anu
10 time OF war furnishes sturdy defenders
Of your national honor, has appealed in vair
for ordinary repairs Of their harbors, be-
cause (for can see no other resson) they
are not upon the Atlantic coast. Time will
soon cure this ssil; and We who come from
she West will have the power TO legislate fol
ourselves, as the Atlantis and Gulf coas,
has done IN times past.
EXPENDITURES coNfARED wuH FORMER YEARS.
desire nor to call the attention Of tn.
House TO nparison Of the expenditures
81 this ysafs and Of this Administration
with past expenditures. heye table care.
fully prepared 5Som olScial documents, Ex
Docs., Nos. Ii and CO., - follows:
A rsbis showing the Ext,enscs Of the General Gov
srumsnf, exclusive ofEthc public debt I, and III,
population shUwn BY tcnsus, during each dccen
NAL year, and 1857.
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u 'fu"eEOoJ VI WIG HVu"VSV~fu"I3
says:
If the lions,. tigers, elephants, cata-
mounts, balloons, snakes, and all the other
animals in the ark, including Noah and bis
wife, and his sons, and his sons wives had
got into general fight when the deludge
was over the mountains, the confusion and
rage, tho e6lling, the biting6opd the scratch.
ingSx6uM not have been X than We
haS every prospect OF hearing and seeing
in the ranks OF the Democracy in the pro-
gress Of the Kansas quarrel.
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Expenditures, exclu-
sve Of public debt. ~, ls9 900 II $685., $50 rs
BY this it is shown that, in the year ls40,
the civil list amounted to ~, 49,, 769 81, and
in 1857 to $7,6ll, SAT q. find that the
miscellaneous sxpenditures-sn endless col
lection Of jobs and contracts up from
$4,000 900 to SIS, 100000. find that the
expenditures for the military service run up
from ST ,0O0, 900 in 1910, to $4,000, 900 in
1867, and to $4,000, 900 this year. The
naval expenditures Of the Government run
up from $6 ,000,0 900 to over $l2, 000, 900, and
for next year, over $l3, 002,000, exclusive
of forufcations and tpe IN now sloops of
war.
sThis inclnees expenditures from March 4, 1889,
to December 80, 1871.
fEstioat:d.
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Explosion of tho Steamer Penney.
ymnfA..4OO raves host. \

n
I ST.. LOUIS, juno Ia.
A dispatch from Memphis this p. M. says
~ Gl6aaner Pennsylvania blew up to-day,
missing-boat and cargo total loss-Captain
saved. y,
NJ, sMlnpHIs, June IA 4
!. The steamer Pennsylvania exploded her
boilers Sunday morning at 6 O'Clock, near
Ship Island, miles below this place, and
burned TO the waters edge. About $50 pas
tNngers were on board. 1t is believed 100
we're killed.
The Dias and Imperial took oil the pas
ssnesrs they couid find in the water on shore,
8nr~Father Delcrasse, Mrs. Watt anu
daughter, Foster Hanst, n. and J. Bautchen
and Dennis, Coroner Of Now Orleans.
Saved-Mrs. Farney, Of French Opera,
Sisters Caroline and Mary Ellen Of New Or.
leans Convent, and G. Mccarthy 81 No Or
leans. -
Injured - Jcha Blood pbell,
Frank Jooes, q. Baths, o6nny, Fran,
els Pratt, \. o., J. - and L. vela Of
k.e..i5' q - ! s!::.. ~ chief ensi-
b 81 - 1t Pisssburg.
nt-As Tar as known; J(Ph Pslan,
Texas; Mrs. Watt and daughter, Mrs. Fulton,
81. Louis /; - Gleason, N. Y; II. b.
Nichols, Texas; Mr.. Sackey, - Lihter,
John Binkborn, Ja1Dss Bowles, James Burns,
Mr. Woodford, all Of Louisville; Louis j.
Black, G. Genera, and an English gentleman
from Cuba, has sister near Burlington.
Injured-AenrY Qlsmspl. ST.. Louis.
The f0YIowing are scalded--Wm. Willis,
n. j.; Matt. Kelly, st. Louis; Samuel Marks,
Pachas, Stone, Louisville; Daniel Jefer Of
Keoknk; Sam. Woods, I'd clerk.
The following are slightly scalded-An.
drew Lindsay, Cincinnati; VIM. Woods, Geo.
Boalier, Isaac Weston, Stark Co.; Robert
Brothertdn, Columbus, o.; jas. McCormick,.
Capt. r. Backus, Ne~ York Charles As
Ofscers Of the Pennsylvania--QGps. Kline-
islss,, uniajar,d, 8. A.w0ss', q -
hsnry GIsmen...a y cl1fk, severely sas
| "A; J9S. Doonia65 ineer, 60
!! !: !: ! ! ! :
Esncis Doonis3 =
(6ip, ~ MAlsal
IrnavsA % Euloaga Iaotion, had bssu
70 def nd.
" narez was at Vera Cruz
II Th& had sent letter TO Xuloaga,
la11 ding him for restoring tho clor.
y Indian q yes continued in Tampico and
Eese yhc 90 ports were notin the hands
- aloaga was suppressing Ire news.
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>esosr dow IiISa y \ ~ III, -
1slrssl ~ ~ III e. ~ sxs
foxessd ~ ,O0O, 900. 4
noaf ds6cisaey bill thin 0ants
Than the average HE
hmsnt for the FIRST To- ~
pee. Your miscsllanse nts
q t501e than the aggregso H.
f1ovsfi nent in any year, sx1Spt III Of
Che wa% prior to 1880. We ~ led
tlAo ~, ls9 for miscellaneous puIno . and
yesss you look at the table, lind
that thcsAggfegate exponses Of tn 4eneral
Governnent, exclusive Of the public debt,
are mue& less than that for every year, ak
cept dutt.g the period Of the last wH with
Great Bflgain.
hAvc another table here, carrying out
the comparison instituted by the gentleman
from Alabama fllr. Curryl the othsr day,
in his very able Speech,so which | listened
with great pleasure. Il contrasts expsndi
lures Of tho Government in 1910 and those
Of 1857:
= sbie showing detail. Of expenditures of the
neperal Government in the years ls40 and 1857,
peotiyely, exclusive y public debt 90.
1,.,.. ,.sa.sss, 100 81 s7,eii,si7 ~
ocrc0urse,
- .......... zbsIRS1 80 1s,a4o,lsg VI
Mill De......, 70s6,2s7 % 10 ,l5s,150 ST
prIsiens. ............. 200, $50 II 1,sos,l15 81
Indian Department.
including chicks-
saw fuRd............... gSl ,To4 20 4,J5a,O53 u
Naval establishment. 9, las, 8Q5 50 l1,6Sl,69a 81
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49, q. J.
4
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b 60 ~ =. = -
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~ 90 1sUnsDI iYslsMORNIgG. 1--WE li.zA
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vAIl1r Ns'a !. pahaissse|
sas. :. ~ s.s. ~. ~ 2S $3.50. 49,
49, 81 n; =. ....sl = 4 si.,. Va.
I asy, 9 Dssri. and wsls1 : xlisnoss
-. - e = -.
"a ss s[ ~.
4 R4pskiias csavsatioA, for y. Purpsss II
noninalee ssntitas for R:sprssen.iys IN Cen-
ssa srs',ioaAi District o. Iowa.
..3s z o'sa'0''-' - "
MI - - ,ss....,.t,on ~ each county VIM
Y 1.s< IL syssy on. husared Republican,
~ = sdditiesH one for eveU.frsetion
- vote for Governor u the y State
G. v ssa', go g 9 y, with
y. y. {. : :
N = ~
m s.zs.ss ss. ID
~
.ss. ID
s,s Nav f434I ~ Com.
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ITO be continued. ]


a PLATFORM or HAsps.--At recent ere in
Boston Mrs. Hickey was caught in the third
story and could not escape by the staircase.
She then went into the room Immediately I'M
der her own, and on her presenting herself
at the window the persons below called on
her to take courage and observe their dirsc.
tions, and they would save her. They then,
to the number Of six or eight, or Is many as
could join, formed circle, ench man extend
ing his arms horizontally. and grasping with
his right hand the right, and with his left
hand the left hand OF the man opposite, their
arms crossing. They then told her to knecl
upon the window sill, and to incline her body
in such a way rs to free her head from the
walH and to fall sideways. All being ready,
she threas herself from that third story win
dow Not a man drew back from the
imminent peril to which each man wai
exposed. All stood. Arm, and this poor
WOMAN was received - safety on the plat
form Of hands and arms Withouern ~ injury
either 10 them or to hers -
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W. - %
And vi, II, for ~ ais1lring cor
u the pnblic Hnaae1, the kdminiatfl
has no msasure Of II except loan bills,
And paper mousysiG lnrn Of Treasury
notes. No prsyision i 1lGs for their pay
mena; no measieee Of rstrenchment and re-
forn; but thseG xssunalated difficulties are
thrusSs6poa - fstprs Win the improve
dencs Ola youse ~ dthrift. While the
Secretary i 1ssitlas : fosesss sonti6gen-
cies, - ars pssvsaSsaby party majority
from instituting rsfosm. II we indicate
even HE sommenoemsnt Of rctrenchment,
Or point ont abuses, on this side Of the
House, We IRE ct once assailed BY members
Of the Conmittee Of Ways and Means. =
The only effort al retrenohment whic
have 7eea Asreeued sfui, va t4aasmAdn
the gep1lenaa dkpm Kentuck1 e.
in redo 1ae ~ namber Of d M
have no llpl q eonmsnl t.
yhavs ALE ev,lI Dce me opriaslU1
eforSus -more than sixsy:aIlg million
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81 49, ;11f ss
8 = ~ S1Ssxf q 3Ninkt, ehasn Nith
2f3nry n Ia lna111 IA ~ Uhisaro and Ale
Ton Rsilyosa. q S1 SnGinI held tEe dcfend-
ant q baii Is the 80 q r, 500. 3.
IT, Rribuneea [S9tineton correspondent
tsle1 - S ;7psaenment yesterday
r - "a Y ~ Utah ssny, ~.
u ~ 1orS1eas 81 acosived Gov.
Ssis ~ VI ~ inssitsble.
Ne nIalle disvreditsd
tn
Prem.
Mayor
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Fine Geld ana SILVER watches.
CLOCKS, SPKcTACLEs, SILVER WARE, Ac.,
Third-st.. bet. Main and johnson,
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LOHI IE1
<RAYkD from Ksoknk, % Saturday,
NJ -, : siay- tank horse white name 1Nr>
asd tAi&SNk ahsa IN Aiaafssa, ysas sld; A
and : na$e3 yeau old, heavy with foai, ssssnut
sorsei---ench ketween II and Is hands high.
Any ons VI eill return the same, or give infor.
nation u then khsreaA puts, will h. amply rsmu-
neratsd Ny residence ID On Morgan sfint. he
tween 7,h "a 9Th. PATRICK FRIzxLR.
ksoknk, 4uns 8, s3s-d4w
& - WAN Ds = 1GcA TIE -.
ATTORNEYS At LAN
KEoKuK row 4.
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Exchange On Eusops.
Blight Drafts % Londeu q dollars per 4 sAsr.
lag may b obtained u ~ O6kn Of a. ossrA
1runk !. B. 81 Canada. In Chicago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-02
FUr,NTTURE.

r,v,wrLtFD or ,MBvR SUITS OF vuRvrrURE IN
~ AL coors and s{Is wholesale and retail ~ prices from
No. 80, hour dcDs esst Of Broadway New York
r,UPsrruPr FOR sALE-ABoUr $3.50 wosrg; COsr
ous year s,-e viii disposed Of very oheap Apply
IN 3. g. ubhax, $50 Brosd~sy.
FURNITURE --THE PRIVATE RESIDENCE no. 1i0
Vest TSeay second street, between Rgoh AMI Nrh
"a fornbed With elegance confirming evsrS de
scipn q rOsswOp ahog sud ost fnrrlure one ch
~ carved piaoOfore carpes oil pantngs hedhng hair
mattresses &C all OF which viii be sold tor hall s value
LrR~rruev A FAIR VALUE 9Ivsy FOR FURy1
" ture. carpes b ,oks 80 &C.. at 10 Gxh avenue be.
tween kn'h and Terta streets