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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 49, 1853.
l., Tssegrsfs. iross,rS gsosss Gsaasaaa. Al ir
surs &C., &C Thursday.

l., Tssegrsss. rc!ss.rS gscstA Gssass,eH- sNi L"
su1s Ac., &C Iat-scay
PEILAoxIPsiA. Tuesday, A-y. 4, 1875.
Esr'y Tie po1i,g ssluts G. oce hurdres g"os~s
fired icr, tie Nsvy isri 70 cesbSss The rscsp:,n d
u. Ou.ers r.esssgs ever tie At.su.c Tss>rs,s. A
similar salute VS. sso cred f,cn she ccr-st Of BroS
and Wsshir-ter s,-se.s when .. tie IA. rv,nd "a,
csrroo p,emsture,y disc6Uee1. sAai;enrs tee Ans
of two OF tie stlsryusE. Ths pubic bulldog. tie
bct.a. the rsvrpsperS fcss ire chipping AID may
stores ars h.risomely dscos.e3 WITH tAs E'sHsa AMI
Ane,icac tags. AL .ae oeurch snd h'e balls = tbs
city W. be rurg from to S o cock this evening.
Tas American Tees,sph Bailtins Is orlAsty Eu-
ni-a,ed this evening, sri .hs motto dsplsysd. The
Atlsai.c CsS.-Fis.ds improvement: on t'aaktn''
"kte.s, The rain preyeotsd dIspA7 o. d-e-
woiks
F,os TIE PslGddphI Erenf-S Bs'-ef"' I7tN
The pevs O. the reception OF Nicton.s 8 messsgs
having been generally crCu stec last olgot msny OF
cur ctzers vsre prepared Tor u5llsnt and uIiVess
irsirg sf bells on churches, engine and nose aousee
tbsrselves tbs morning Ths nneoS oessS
ocock precisely ana lied the air with loyoNs rosenf
for one Lour. TIE chimes OF ST. Pete' Sna d.
Stephens rang Oft most grsndy. -.
Among the epg;ae AM hose corupanle- Wn'.n uee'
an esreciel joyous noiss were tse asI'oc, |lSaea'
Coed Intent Crited States, Northern lhoeity' 1coa
Viii ana fairrncunt.
At Broad And Prime streets, at oc.cS, sAI1s
was fired BY the Nation 81 Artillery under direction ot
Gel j. X. Murphy aid also, at tie sscae time see'e
of ons hundred gurs given fcmtne RECEIVING sn'p
Ps;rcetor of tbs Navy S;d
TIE stIsets were alive sith people, aad anns-
tion rrevaled II al parts of the city. Tns message.
were Gscrssed II al amplitude by crowds n ttoot ot
the ersirs houses, at a the corners aId wherever
knot II citi,eus gathered. hcfnDg papers seie o.
premium AID acre easssy lead, even BY those VINO
kpaw a. taat hey con,s.red about tie great event
Tie Asgs at The newspaper otices nosted IN me
hres1e at an esliy hour, and "a the day advanced,
Che,uUt street bore the red, white ana bloc 10 con-
psIy With the fag ct Easiana from inaay toots Anu
walls.
lie Ttirc s.reet above Chestnut, very corspicuocs
esr bes,s the cost OF arms Of Pennsylvsnis o, gn
grourd, with the motto "EDslsn aud Ainstic'
united"
At tie conner Of Fifth ard Chestnut s'rees the Bn
ish nd American hegs we've suspended oetseea tHe
Bos!d Of INade rooms and tie Mayors office
The granite stores on tie nortn siae OF Chestnut
street, below Eighth, occupied by Messrs uorstnsr
ard others were gaylysdorned with bunting from roo
70 psyeren. while the store Of Messrsj T. W. Eyans
| & Co Nos. SlS and so Chestnut street, was deco
rated with very great taste, as follows From the ccr
rice depended the American anG British hsss, while
sor, the Balcony in front Of tie second story trans
psrercy was placed with this inscription:
MORSE. FIELD.
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A YOUNG UORAE SROT.
SUICIDE OF HER MURDERER.

SUICIDE OF HER MURDERER.
About II Geek lsn -.gh., ycrpg vorsA rsfDeA
yasrirs Gssgsr. ayrs 8. No. 257 Houstcs s1ss<
was shot il the breast sith 9l.oi By her.cve MA
named PhIp Moigerhsimer
She d.si instantly srd tbs nsa RAJ 10 hI boarding
house No. 22i Ski r;es, lie va, 10th With rus.
,ued by Officer Hessr AZ otasrs but upOa tasr
srrivs., hs lai sact hinsei IL to h,ai, msk.-s q
WON which Il p.st,y surely .sta.
IL ssj ths % aac pa ccurs q ssr :ora gssr. aOA
tsi yssteldsy sysr-g been CIT Ti;i Ter &c see tas
illunra;.cn. Capt. Iis',t Ts on assi VITA ps~ss
Of poicemea. We are Indebted % Se,yssat HsiisA
FOR tie sbovs ps'tcu.s'i.
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THE ILLUMINATION.

AT few minutes past the City Ha, PcEos
Headquarters, Station -Houses and Engine Aouses
were Illuminated. The principal hotsls, TIE TRibUSk
buildings the Thesters the Restaurants and good!y
number Of private establishments followed at once,
and for an honr the vicinity ef tie PAX, Broadway,
Il Bows-y ard few other streets, presented m's-
rificent appearance. The Illumination sItsaced ever
TO private residences, pOt few OF wach ws'e sasta-
fully displayed.
The moltoes All inscriptions most worthy cf roSs
are pre serted il another part Of tas a,tcle
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
MORSE. FIELD.
Triumphant Age e Science ald the AE,s.
A'lAn..c Cab. Laid,
Ausss. 5, 1888.

Flags hung from the different windows, while on
white sppt sred the rsmes of the differ
snt Inventors characteristic Of the age, nancy
Stesmship Cotton Gin, Power Loom, Sewing Machine
Railway, &c.
Tie cffce Of the American Telegraph Company
locks very gay. A multitude OF flags eepena tfG n
The .rnirg and windows ana sign VAS laced in the
window at o'clock this afternoon, bearing upon Il
large letters:
EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
The sholidsy signs all over town speak loudy Oh
tie reoeptioa Of the news Of the great success
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
JERSEY CITY.

Tia sve.t ottis success Of the A..snt!c Telegraph
Cable was celebrated yesterday by the fnrg Of
salute ef 100 gus at noor by ths Hudson County A.
:ius;y Capt. HeIame..
The steamship Persia a; the Carsrc Whs-f, WAS
gsy,y decked of with the fsys CT all nations.
Tee jersey City tsr,y boats aso displayed ths-r flags
in hone, of the occasion.
In ;be evening qsits a n-mbe- Of stores All d~sl-
lrss we've i.umir stsi.
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Fa,n MEXICO ia, fo-o siss - .s.,grspsc f.''
patch frem Esv O,ls4rs, Avg. ~, svai,g - A'
Bcyo1 Mercnsnts Exchaoos:
Cart. Brs6tora Of tas Urltsi 6tstss Army h IN
d.- srree. 1t Fct scslEeg cha-gsd with snoouog
csad drunken soliec =. 1ot eAsca'ns a. 'esS
quickly" .;r :.
IN nsv.,. nsv ministry hss been formed. tn
cord.os Of the oo-nty a ur,.srst. sfais Aaaaa
ors.s isy iss bee, rsensctst.
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for tie srcoesssr. comp;etioa OF ths Asart.o Tsie
graph.
NrwARK n. j.. Tussdsy. Aug Il, tsSs
TIE rew. Of the receipt Of the Queens Message vas
received here with e1rsvasaat deonstrst.0os Of joy
--botfres, lumiratiOr,, firing Of guns, nnsn, Of
beIs, sri parade Of frsmen. The Junior Bachelors
Club proceeded in body witb tie message TO the
Mayors house snd read i. te hin, snd elc 81 aspse
fIsm him.
TREsTor, n. j., Tuesdsy, Avg. l., 1883
Our city is brilliantly illuminated snis evening in
horcr Of the Atlantic Te;egrsYh. A splendid torch
light procession is row moving. large number Of
sremen being in the hre, chssrng lus.iiy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
THE FIREWORKS.

Only a. he City Hall were fireworks fo- the pubic
shown Thers fns display WAS nsds CT :ockst'
Roman csrdes mines Of oolored fres and SO. pieces
This exhibition was vsy fine, tie pieces 5s'g Ie't
and working well.
The three chief pieces were;
Lst.e-, Of fire" New York keporadis.d All Los -on
Telegraph Co Prot. Morse Pres,eent" . ~
q Led. rs Of f7e-" Atsnec TELEGRAPH Alex Browu Preft
Representation of he HissGs sae the AsareuhoI ,yins
the cable with inscription making hoposbs enoI Cyrus
". Field.
The exhibi.ios was over e. clcof TIE crowd Of
people IN ard a.ouId ths Park exceeded anything We
have sser at night in tie city. The best Il feeling
ssenei 70 prsvai.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
TrIEcRApEIC EXPERIMENTS.

short tins since expsriments were nude ION III
city, upon long eegspb!c circuits, with the Hughes
Telegraph Mschire which were OF highly success
character. The lines from Boston to Bangor. thence
back to Porand over the Grand Trunk route to Nor
tesl, and thepce, by way Of Buffalo and Rochester,
10 NsN-York Civ we're all connected, and messages
.ent through without any difficulty and with no sppa
rent dfererce in time Of sendng and receiving, sae
dhtsnce being over thousand miles. Other eTper-
ments have been made, within few months, between
here and st. johns, ~ f., of Ike favorable chsrac-
ter. lDoetOn Joulua4
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

CnusHfo TO DziTH.-Abor. 3, O'Clock 7'sss,4sf
aAsrrocr g co,orsd u.aQ nsnei William Morgan, ~'rf-
.rz f.: Charles Mc,gan s. CO., ccsse roass'f' a. tas
ccrreI Ct Grs,Ewich All Beach street, va or7"o"
10 death by tAs msohtsry n he na'el' sHi e6vi0s
sstsbls5rea, a. ths sbovs-rsnasd .ocs''h' ia''''
o-er Wa no,:fsi cf .ss Occurrence.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

-Tie Es,s.AJony Tr,buns intmxss ,aat "ths
"Hos. Jot n n. wilson will probably tsks ths sssck
sssinat EDg.ish fo, Ccogrsss in that District rs
rsn sg,ns. Erglsh at ,ae las: esctoa, and msds -
excs.isns race. He s gentleman Of fine sSlisss.
--Ths people o. Haoccci o0ur.y, Mas, have soon-
nss,d for CoDg7ss. 20 succeed QrItmso, Joha j. Nc
Rae. Mr. MoRas Is q native cftns district, h1 ssrvsi
in .as Lsg,.1.ure, been Speaker Of ths ov< Hoeis,
been Uri.sj sta.ss Senator, Aad .scs Govs,,, Of tas
STATE
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
ATLANTIC CABLE, NETWORK STATE,

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Tuesday, Aug. Il, 1888.
TIE announcement las; eyeuirg tia. the Queen 8
Ms..sge had passed through Nsw-iork to Washing
ton. created CREST sensson here. Immediately the
be,, weIs r.og ard osnboa fred borfres kinded and
rockets sni crackers discharged in g-ea: profrsion
Or tee receipt C: tie resssgs itss, rctvta.'a,dins
doubts e. i.s geDuiaersss every one SECUTED Tor
joy sni tie otssrs f,r toe Atlantic Tsegsoo, Morse
az F...:. y,r, Cqx sn:tlsas,.c. ga st;:stl Ns.s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18


ainted in The Journal Of Commerce:
oHo OF THE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH BETwEEt
AMERICA AND EUROPE.
BY WILLIAM ROSS WALLACE,
SHALL stretch shsl stretch from . World ~ word.
A electrical ight from esoh eta: 10 eseh '.As-
Making luminous harmony deshless a. Tas
In the gres. crbs that pee pie the HesseIs af,
o. bev NAV will exu.t wh.a the flames Spin: di-s
O'er ny frame by tIs eeep ocean. bIlov ersnr.ned'
Vile he feels Only lees than the God Of taose spas~'
A. the thunder iisef crouches down to hi mid
ii.
Az the storm Gsnd usy stamp the has Of tee ss,.
AID The levin bolt cesve Tor the vessel rsvs,
And the kiag OF toe hurricane shout - be ltt<
Toa far thirsty ornament draushts Of tas wave
But III spgh ss 1 hear al toe battle above,
Still q calm a. lord Of the wave IN ny nr
whers the ssss softes, pulses Aore csa be fs!;,
Keeplrg t.rse to ny OWL lie dest.sy t6ers.
Ill
VIA. triumph shan swell through ny wonderful frame,
A, feel oe' |. ashiss the thought of sons s9rl
Tbs, 10 fIed Ike q an IN its own quiet might
Over natiops 70 hold undhpu,ed controi-
Or 10 becd on the broad realm Of science an e,s
ThA. shall firmly bEt reyerent through Hef Osep Pe'S7'
Seeing God from the roots Of Eternity tree
Ble.sosn out IN the ,tArs Of His vas. uni'ere'
".
What Wild svfcl horror VII glance tarotsn my c7ffe
As ths stories Of earth -shskirs bstte-hsids dy-
With the rsues Of the copquerors bsin4n1 IN blood
And the altered who ,eep and the wo1- srd wao de
Bot. badness A. svee. o. ste Bethlehem hymn
shI be nine when feel through my ssi bosou dart
The ole bl.,ssd word Of Pese." al r.ter-at ss.
God ia planting HI, bow on Hun.nitJs s.G,.
Would you other JOYS thA, are eestir-d Tor me-
Then b.. rssu,e tee uAay-hued soI-s OF your race
With their bepes AID .he.r fears Ike unyssca the.
Maxim dlso,i or me.oty over Al space
Eov bs.lirx the ivy wreshed ,orab VITA ts tears,
Nov filing VITA lsush,er Lies rosssts bowers
Nov eor-ti,s esch sow-crsepi-g monsn; oy cocts
Nov crowri-r ia fas. as-,iDg forehead with so~sA
VI.
/ shall wait shall val. fer the lover a~'
Who ia severed b. pitle.s Fste from hh own
How his message shall burn with some b,s aful vofa
Telling ye, ths: he lives for tis pagh,ei Ions
What toGndlsn brish. Eden aha, gio~ Z su7s'
But single sve.. line for ae, wcmsnly sou
AHd, 90, - I speak e, whs: innocent ~
SsL- IN sds,e eve. ny go-iors s,.
VII.
rvi. b. nn-. 'tvu, Be zine .or tss eEs % 'Y'H
The poor sK-s By ty,sary hCrettoa h'
re, soue hxi nobe dees tee Ei-ct Once :" Esr1
Wood ,aIc;i.e m-a -. stA:s u Lat y 'c"7s'
Ys~. by cs .aIli re ooo, pal. vs-i~s' 70.
r,-U, s;HA "a: s.,y u =, sis a - sf'a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

Nc ustte.s vsrs hsro dby,ysG Tts,, wn
respectfully lSge audiszcs /. st.s,dsxcs.
BRYAsTs HissrRELs.
IT, hsrss w,s TIA Oily crowded pscs Ct szaue-
next IL the whole city. II WA zoe iseossssi "a NY
unu.ua mKrer.
sArIorAL frEATEp.
Tbs thastsr was brilliantly Illuminated, az: s-o'g
tie front iast sbovs the bA,oory t-as h-gs ;rsri-
psrsrcy, With cese words:
.'.'ssst'ssss''''f.
"1te Grand J-oSss
To- QaeeLs kessa,s
hsstirE q EstionS
Cy--I W. Fied ard Capt n Ira
0loors Triumph"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
NEW,JERSEY,

TREsTos, n. j., Tuesday Aug. IL, 1853.
A l.rys ana enthusiastic meeting Of the 6remen and
c.z.ns Of Trenton me. 8, the City Hal at 10 O'Clock
,bis mo,rirg and sppointed several Committees to
make Arrangement. for grand tOrchsh. procession,
hops-ss sri so forth. HIS Honor the Mayor beng
csu,d 70 In. ctsr, made very appropriate speech, G
b, co,c,usos Of vhicb tsswsaiou cheers were given
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
e.. .t,tv>s 81 ~ ~ .,rs a s.rsss ~-ssss
g. h, -. hat T.. b. . sAs a~-s sa GSS


3, yeg "a WIZ 7e Gs~.<ss tsr,s e. os.a ssA<.
VIA--s>s - b. = 5~s< sab-sss.ip
wa. r. s.I-s ooEfSioo 4 gs=si -, ssssrA
OF tbse.r ,c-l ps.A u ~ es'p rc.sns 49,
o>s t.c resssSs sss; tets 81 'srs 70 ttsSss -rs
49,, trsu rps AGAR % b-s e,rssss refi-'sf-
All kvsv tbs, D. Fg-eicn v,,r T-s tss ss~ 100
r,,ns a rs ,yrr-ac-s tarosss y 90 ~pais
Ar tbs o,h.t'. - r-ss.Al- ttAs srsshJ O. slsos
rss.ssi AZ ssess. .9s- CO - heA-asss'A t'sa~
sas.v n-.l tcu Iio-'sc~a os'si, 'sss-si
Ss-,ss, g., &c u. hs,v-sl, n; n's.,' CT Gss|
.w,.,A I, ,hA 49,, - sessn- ~ sEooas'
resla.rbSr~s .asl a. os sculc Veeec' ot
fSas c. tx = TOO s,,s Il lSG. oersl 49, iI
Hah sGsa-4s "a ssss 70 y sset Ial's>i
r2sE risrtsb. ss,g l. .sst.ol t.or ssa ctre - ,~s
c,Ts
A. e.setr'rsi n:rt t-u .sr- 70
H&n; iv1l..ou, tEs>sny t,.fels-s - Tms
L. Tee IA. 'ostas Pecps the Hssvsos sssr-
VILE te LeA.s Of IL Cc-itrso; tNsi free i~es.
e, ths rs,,ox y .-mFets Al bate aasA e-.~>
A. as E.-,t ssrs-ss on 'hrV-sr tes E,~ssfsu
WI hss bf,aI sc.'m eli>i ~,A 80 q Pow
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
The TURF.

UstOs CorS.r. T.. Z -TaorrE.C- Tuesday, Aug
II, lsJS.-M Mstol $50, trlle asAts, 20 wasoas.
d KeL'sbs Ccoos .........s................"s
&c gtf'cw w..sss...s.. ft.s.sstss.ttssss az"
TIM SQJ-3:0-
U:r0, C0CEsE, Il. I--TRorrisG--Ho-toy. A-s.
i6 1853 --Ms,ch $50, two nile bests, lr hs.,ssa
Hf Gr-oJsa n. ks.e ............... ksosye1 fede.L
CNIo. CouR5E, l.. -TEoTr,sG-SGtarioy, Az.
a. 1888 -Mstch $50. uils hsats, bsst 5 u ;, u
gsgors.
hcaari', N Lady BNs.'''''''''''''""a
raimsT suydau b IN Lay ':,,.,,,''''''''''
Tire e;le-3;2'-jO
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HOBOKEN.

Bstreen All O'Clock yestsris. afternoon, Capt
Hs1aners coupsry fired salute Q. lcOguns.
Ocd Fellows Hal, Otto Co.ssgs, sri vsriors stas,
bu;,Girys, ws,e illuminated.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Aug. II, 1885,
The streets present quite holiday appearance;
Fsg. are displayed from all the public buildings ana
shipping. salute Of two hundred guns is now beng
fred ard the bells Of Christ Church and al the otnef
bells in the city are ringing merry pss The en'nu'
sasm is very great.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
The audience was s.im.

The suois1ce was ain.
BowERY 1aEArER.
The whole front Of this building wn hshtei rp, a. !
decorated in a very tasteful marasI With flags "ra
sireansrs. No foreign flags Of any nation wers Dis
,laved. The audience ners VA bs.ov tas average N
nun bey.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
prNEcYY.yANIA.

PrrrsBrReH, Penn, Tuesday, Ans' Il, 40:
The Mayor L. called meeting Of z. cIz''. -. = -
Merchants Exchange te-uonev. I" @sS' 80
uer,. fer Q g-u esu9nssla..0a "a heI0' u 'a' e'A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18
rNENrMERATED INSTANCES.

Beside the above, there were hundreds o. l't.s
worthy efforts in other Streets BIT the recording o.
them would require more of or sps3e thar We car
epere.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

The osoter wss white ground and fancy letters,
and tie border blue with white letters 1t mace coz
.ida,,h,. chow ard attracted much attention.
Brsdy's Photographic gallery had transparency 70
by % feet, having upon it two female figures repre-
ss.ti,y England end America shaking hands, ana
.hov, them the portraits Of Field, Franklin and
Morse. The two females stood on bridge, represent
ipp tSs bridging Of the ocean by the telegraph and
beneath is Neptune in chsrios. At the left corner ~s
the letter v ard a. the right the letter b, initials 81
the names of the Queen and President, each on an
slectric star.
In Singer &Cos Sewing Machine Office, hand
scms eustory marble structure at the corner OF Grand
styest ard Broadway was lighted from top to bottom
The s.. Nicholas Hotel lit up every room with gaa
as brilliantly &c possible but the propretors did not az
tempt asythirg fuIther through fesI OF vatng ther
insurance policy.
Ths Prescott House or Hotel Diez, corner OF Broad
way and Spring street. brilliantly illuminated as
far as tasr gss arrangements would permit.
TIE Metropolitan Hotel presented magnhcent ap-
pesrspos every window Of the house being as bni.
lsntIy Illuminated gas and sperm candles could
.ooomDish that object. 10 front of the hotel there
wa, a /, t,ansparercy with the following inscription:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

The Everett House was fully Illuminated showing
some 200 lights Sixteenth street, and nearly ss many
more on Fourth avenue.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

In addition to display Of fireworks, the balcony was
Illuminated by a calcium light, and the walls were
prcfusely decorated with fags of al nations.
In front Of the Photographic establishment OF N.Y.
Fredlicss, Nos. 5S5 and 587 Broadway, there was
transparency aayipg upon it;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

EsctncSty-causht by Franklin. h.rnessed by Morse
and driven across the Atlantic By Field
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

POSTSCRIPT. .WEDsEspAt. i2As =.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-18

The following prophetic IyEic was written two years
ago by WILLIAM Ross WALLACE Of this ci.y and
p1inted in TIE Journal Of Commerce:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-04


The JuD0MENr or THE CoURr UroV q
/ Man DECLARED Nor Gu11rY.-Tho trisl of
IIardosty for the shooting of Grubb occapied
/ three days Of last week at Burlington IN
/ Boone county, Ky. 1t will be rcmombered
that a sister of IIardesty was scluced by
| Grubb. and that Hardosty told the scducer
that he would give him six months in which
TO make his choice between marrying the girl
and being killed The six months expired,
and Grubb not having married the girl Hard
esty met him. and on sight shot him. The
evidence showed that Grubb, was armed also
in expectation of the attack, but was shot in
the act of drawing his weapon. The trial
was ended last Thursday, and the verdict of
the Jury was not guilty The following is
the substance of the judgment pronounced by
Judge Nutall upon the verdict of not guilty
by the Jury in behalf Of Hardcsty ;--
SrR-You have been indicted by Grand
Jury Of your country upon most hcnious
charge You have put yourself upon your
country and your God for delyerence. You
have had a fair and impartial trial before them
and they have pronounced you not guilty, and
so say ]. IL may not be proper for me 90
express my sentiments, yet nevertheless will
do it. Young man, had been wronged as
you have been would have spent every dol
lar l had on earth, and all that | could have
begged and borrowed, and then starved upon
the track Of the villain, but / would have i'm
brued my hands in his blood Go hence
without delay You are acquitted.
~ Mr. Smith, you said you once Off
ciated in the pulpit-did you mean by that
you preached: y
mo, SIR held the light for the man who
did preach.
"Ah, the court understands you differently
They supposed the discourse came directly
from YOU
No, sir. only throwed little light on
the subject
~ Lowell, Mass. has over nineteen
miles of girl. ndwise.-Errbapge.
Oh Set EN- up; don't leave them in that
unsigbuy position !-NlaeL,sto ~ H.
Mirror.
Jury" said an Arkansas Judge, you kin
90 out and find a verdict If you can't find
one of your own, get the one the last jury
used. They returned a verdict of suicide
in the ninth degree
~ An lushman writing from Philadel-
phia to his friend in the old country, conclud-
ed a letter thus "If liver its me iorchune to
liv till dy--and God nose whether it is or
not--l'l II visit ould Ireland atore ! leave Phil
amodclf.
~ a young man who had light incip-
lent moustachc, one day while lingering the
ioV hairs, said TO Harry Hadn't ! better
dye this mousiache ~ "Oh, no replied
Harry, 'lct it alone, and it will die itself
gV An old bachelor, after his matrimonial
failures. cNclaims '.\Nhcn remember an the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-04

PorAro DrGGING by MAcHNERY.- Every
one who has dug potatoes and felt the back.
breaking, head-achiug trials which accompany
the process, will feel bound of pleasure on
learning that Yankee ingenuity promises to
supercede by machinery the affective labor OF
gathering this important harvest Capt. Tag
gart, Of RoXbury, has patented a simple con-
trvanco for the purpose, which an agricultu-
raj house in Utica is about TO carry into prac-
tical use. II is pillow shaped machine, with
double set of revolving metal fingers which
take up the favorite fruit, winnow from the
earth, and dcposite them in baskets hung on
each side, or in couple of rows ON the earth.
With a pair of horses, man, it is calculated.
can dig from six to ten acres per day. We
shall watch with curiosity the results Of this
very important revolution in potato raising
if successful Boston Traroier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-04
HELEMBOLD's GENUINE PREPA-
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deaths 10y CONAJMiIlON, bear ample witness Co. Oh.
truth OF these assertions IN Lunatc ANums the mos
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