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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

Pmsrnpgts, Sept Z, 1859.
Tnc friends OF Mr.. kc5ngcY the Ieccmpscn caadi.
date Ter Congress from the First district ths even.
tag In the hid school house Csrpenter street
sssenbisge great ai the flor gave ~ay failing
seven foot Nobody, fortunately, seriously injured
HsRnsnrs, aeps. !, 1859.
A. the ss.eon ~ tho denccrrtr cnf.rse. u sxeenlh
Ccre.s,ona district, Afier The My sxh unsuccessful
ballot, resolution that 10 should the present
TRcnmptcr member tAhl1 receive the nomination,
carried the York snd ne ~ couarecs voting In ir favor
The YORK Delegation have gone home rhc Conference
meets 10 morrow, but viii probably be unable 10 make
nomination.
wavNpv, n v, sept. Z, 1853
Hon Galushs Grow has rsnominsief upani-
ons,y In tne Fourteenth Congressional district Pennsyi
MA for q nLh term m Congress-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08
The Vermont Election.

MONTPELIER, Sept. 7, 1853.
Tho returns Of the elections OF town representatives
SIXTY two towns give the following rcsu,-No choice,
democrsts, III repu icaus, 30. This result compared
with list year, shows that the republicans have gained
Jour and lost i've The changes almost exclusively
due 10 local questions and the liquor question: than
political predictions. The returns OF vote for
Governor seventeen towns foot up--Hlsnd IA rcoub
icsn $40 henry keyee, democrat, ANS ecstaeriag,
ID. last year the vote In the ssue towns soofrepub
leans, 3,i71 democrats sS4; scattering 1oT net
publican gain, 40 These returns Indicate the eecno, OF
The republican State ticket by 81 about 0cc
The majority Of Last TIE Tor Of
Congress nearly with The State ticket and each
Of the republican candidates elected By very largo
majority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

snSRIcN DRs~anc EUSD As~v1Anoy.--rbis corporsset
body has been sIeoi ress'on tss city during seve
RAJ Gays past, for the pcrpose q revising rules The
set urs has been Increased c so $40 600
and The s.ok allowances amended shu hereafter fve
dollars per week -l be pad for tee hrgt two weeks,
collars per ~ees for tbs next fotnshs ther ten
cosys rer week FOR The nox' ave rlo,hs after witch
sve collars ncf week Tor tha whole fuvsner u
members ibcrs. The forms- allowance ~as teo dollars
ser week re annuity rulss were not changed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

t"buc'aps OF all parties look to this question Of
the uprising Of the people of Richmond county
Il contains Lesson for the men of all OF then,
OF every political opinion. 1t lie well for
kDsves In Office to invoke the lag; hut no Law
will shelter them from the just Indignation o,
an insul'ed, pluDdered and outraged commu
pity. when the pubic feeling is once aroused
against them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

yenflou.
RgsoxISATIos OF n. P. BANKS FOR GOVERNOR.
WORCESTER, Sept. Z, 1885,
Tie Republican State Convention IN session bore 70 day
largely attended, and the feeling enthusiastic and
harmonious
Thomas D. Elliot, Of New Bedford, chosen tenn
porary chairmsn.
After the Transaction OF sonc preliminary ,usncss the
Convention permsrcniy orgrrizcd By e.ccslrg John
A. An6YevS II Bston President, with Vice Presidents
Representing each ,ounty of thu state
On motion Of Hon. Goodrich. N. p Backs was nom
nAttd tor -eiectoc az Governor by sorsmasicn.
ree Convention then appointed = committee of scveu-
teen resolutions or which olcns SCHUYLER ~as chair
nan. fesns Bale, Of the Adreyts-r Pansb,rn Of The
Bee, ard Rogers Of the Joa0naI, the committee
me Cooveotor In Me Afternoon cnrnpiesed the State
tckee by nominating all the present oicers for eec-
ton, viz-For Lasuteuant Governor, EIphsles Trsak
ssse Treasurer Moses rcppey Secretary Of STATE Oliver
werner Attorney General, H. Phillips, and hrrtor,
Charles white.
series Of republican resolutions wore taopaed afer
which the Convent!cn dissolved
STATE Committee also appointed or one from csch
Senatorial district The present sniIo state ticket will
undoubtedly be re- nomlnased.
TAO hundred and twelve towns we're represented BIZ
about 300 delegates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

These figures taken The statements a The gro.
prieors themselves, that in round
present stopping In the ciiy1r fair - presume tha,
these All transient tesient.-rssrly eight thousand
persons yesterday crptE At the hotels exclusively But
,hese arc not ALL There large class v,s,ers 10 the
city business ~bo 10 tho bc'es -bo nd
vantage OF the opportunity rsc:proca.e visiss Enich
their city peg then, N the summer aaks
giving day. They thus agod he basle and confusion OF
hotels and enjoy SOCIAL amenities " the intervals
businets Ipdsed, think may ne fairly conp auled
Inst esss mary vi. The hotels resident IN the
ciy m This rsnsitory Then, again, there ia
Their clsss n pcrsops yAircpsc private boarding.
houses and lodging houses eat the restaurants 20
that Ia round number, have In The city tocay, "a
fair computation, Fun tsenty ihcs.Nod strangers fol.
lowe
AZ fne heter Scco
Private Dcsrdng ard lodging ................. 1900
Total. 2o,cc0
Now, those people, cbsasBg every sees--the tse1iy
here giving place 10 Gpo.hsr .Feny tsotssnd mkt
week end cnbripg vas, srsoupt or busiaeps n te
city Fsi n 81 are The nitsons which bring them bore
TIE merchants 70 from the best narses cD THE con
trtnt selections for their stork; he- they nus, he
amused, ard tr7 roopenng Of tie tboslres which are
oow 20 vol pa,ron7ed, shows that msnagcrs know
thing CT two In this respoct thea hey mast provie5
With some CLOTHES Of tho lscst city cut and presents
To ren 5mher The ahsent home II Is not unlikely
tasi qnsTter oy milton Of strspgias win Wat, city
h's fall No~, all tia revivea brsiress of course.
lrerU tnoustId rscplc snud censtus considerable q
reputation q themselves, and their impetus 10 bustnsss
: ~ " meaat ugie New York OF course tss impulse
70 ons'ne oaRuefre0ypcf In the columns ~ the ERstp
10 RAPIDLY ncTcasss crcriaon sod oytsncst advcrts.ng
Fol twenty eght columre o. yegtcrdsY's edition we're
devoted Q The Gains a adverssersa psronsxo I'm
equaned BY any other newspaper 10 Anerica.
View u Fev Yotk 3 'hns prosperovs W sp'e ~ heT no
q aro
ax layers should n thor mig0t, ana ~ one
tel $1,000 drodge NE nyrmdcr who prowi acou. VIC
CITY veasuryf Why. peace and order would ne ulum-
yhani oersons would lsagcr he AFRAID W vst e
netroros and lnstead having twenty tn0usaad strss
gers ssmuailog usde should have from tnrv 70
forty thoussnd, But, NJ b, no are dong vondroasy
WI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

DETROIT, Sept ]. 1858
Tfs fovfy ninth arnsai meeting a American loara
OF CeUmseoatrs opened Al four O'Clock ibis sterno1n
"a lie Irst Presbyterian church N this city The Row
NAT HJtkins u ~, IgecdNn, " tue Bcara, in the
cssir ara called uYon rev 8 AAxea 10 head the devo
,oral exercises Tie house Al'ec a, the oouncnc1
ont Of The sho treas1fcr veorte The receipts
from AL during zoo ycsf o. va $50 expenditures
tai 2f1: lesvt win toe jebs II the previous year
.eacf az aaoei0 Tao corporate rsmbess and Two lois
sLotarss have died ouiisg the yer. Nise,een mis-
sonsriss have gone ont Rev George Sespars d. D.,
pseaansd me annual sesuoa q half PEA seysa r n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08
Interesting from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept 9, 1853.
The steamship General Rusk has arrived here with
Brownsvine oates TO the 1Et inst.
Tue liberals captured TAmpico on the 18th ult
General Mlrsmon and the reactonists were holly
pressed.
General vidsurri concentrating 10000 men at San
Luis with the in.s ntion or marching Inc capitol.
Funcs were plenty.
fearful gale and nundanoa occurred 81 Brszos on The
Goth ult.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

THE MIX IN THE CocoANur-G General Nye
and General Superintendent Tallmadge are
both Candidates tor the office OF Sheriff OF the
city aud county Of New York. TTas this any.
thiug TO do with the suspension of Mr.. Tall
madge as Superintendent Of Police by the Com.
n,;ss,ntare9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08
Wilmington Municipal Election.

WILMINGTON, DeI, sept 7. 1893.
The democrats elccssi N day Thomas Young, their
candidate ssyor by II nsioriiy ths peoples parry
have elected their csn1isstss for Treaser Aysc-sor and
Alderman aud rsriy has elected Three merrtcrs u
the Counci-gvng an anti adains'raion msjorsy OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08
Movements Of Albany FEir,mcn.

FilSTON, sept Z, ISNN
The Washington Hose Company n Absny arrived hero
by tho midnight An, and vecr'v ~ At the deput ny
dele getocs from most % the city uYa cumps1ies 10 GAY
ire Ab~ny co-rny being escorted 70 varic1s places
a. n.eres, IN ire city and suburbs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08
N.o-Ar,vnI OF the Asia az rsaIifax.

NoO-ArrfvaI Of the Assa at TnIIil..
GALR.x, Sact. T. 1858
Thfe are % yet no irocaNors o. The steamship Asia,
row siiy ous 81 tits port With three DAYS later DeSs
tscn Eorep1 Weattsr c,asr, with bsat rcstA~osi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

Inoiiuie TTsil crowded with people % W..
Tverrtt A conrrstu efary eddecsa delivered nv
Mayor Croker and replied TO BY Mr. Everett suocches
woe made hy HcD r. t. Bend Alb-rius Perry and Jshcr
sn original hymn, tts assembly dispersed IN grea.
hucnsm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08
Railroad Accidents.

CINU.NNATI, Sept. 7, 1903.
This morning, ss q train on shs Hamilton and Dayton
road was passing turnpike. near Ccnuiugsyie, II ran
into carriage, containing y r. Fesse1de1 wise aud
The carriage wss shattered TO pieces. and Mrs
Fssseo6en caught by tie catcher carried ope
hundred yRrcs apc pick 90 corpss. The o1hers
frowr from the carriage with great force and severely
Injured
DAYTON, Ohio. Sept. Z, 1858
Two young men Of Or Rtner, or this -r n ~, IN
attempting arrive the Track OF the Dayton and
Western Rsiroac into by train. Tne younger
brother Louis Rtner thrown forty feet aod instantly
killed The other escaped, slightly injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08
Yellow Fever az Kew Orleans.

New ORLEANS, sapI 8, 1858.
The ceains by yellow fever 10 to9 CITY % Saturday
were s.
New ORLEANS. capt. z. 1865.
Ccs,cc-fricee stiIsr but quclAbly unchanged Sales
tocsy 400 bslss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08
Curious Picture OF English Ss~tety-Coovic-
tion Of Walter savage Lander scr nm Obscene


AT nc Bristol Summer Assizss, on the s3d o. August,
tho cnse Of Yesc vs. hahaor vas brOugt
on Ter ual The sourt centey crowded the social
pusitoa Of the larslss mpsrips - more tan ucusl
inter 49, TIE snnun ga for hpel
che ascs alton ansansd souv counts the lssi ~ which
we for brossh OF Contract not ~ repeat hoels
against Tho psiu.ins The defendant denied poblca1os
The undertaking.
M sl.ds IN openrF The owe said ne hsd the honor 20
aarrar fnr ibs pialnli this Mr. Y,scomba wa,
eiarzyirsn hsd resided Tor sotee lime IN pstu and
had nixod win Ire fret rocety IN that city The dccn
cer, va se csebraaed poet and author whose works
reruroa Tor hin a wols vide reputation ana anything
b.t dropped hi zen approaching salors iruru-
stos aeainst any could not he silently Iaeec ovsr
nut mus. have sercv ncsee is<en o. a. TOE actD N
uae brought hs psrpcse q rercaag Mss. Yescoubs
rcfn oct foul faaa au1 aeoas which had cSne
gvnun The rcl 81 Mr. Inndor, aud which ~ss
contained IN a nwr called "Dry sticks Faq-
guitea.N nv wafer savage Laador, aDd which had
been crCl.aed With erect rapidliy throughout Bstn.
1te pia,ntH xsed the irry 70 ael Ia between hs
e snd NJ, Isvsos prcsec hos and 70 dser Mr. Ian
isou the vsrstcuiiQn - bad adusst sesIns her u
inrosairo 70 a2coyer what meve bad induced Nr.
aBdor Ne puYsre srs. Yesroubs W the manner he hal
6tDe lot ~ 10 Nav lssi year they bad beec % the
mOfs min et terms ard almost daily visited The coy
psslbic monve that couls be suggested wM CERTAIN
nc aGt that Mrs, Ytscobe bad pursued 10 wards ycrrx
lady who vs y cne tim. IN Der house, Ms. Yesc,mpe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

= LOUIS, sep Y, 1883
Tie Republican learns that Gov Ricnsrtron, Of Ne
b~ka has igned. 9Th he intention u recurring
Ilnos ard canvassing tho state tor Douglas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08
The Atlantic Tele1rnnl.

70 sbow bov correctly the Queens and tue Presidents
messages were transmitted by the cable may 10 10.
tresine 10 our readers 10 Learn that conp~ysos
With The copies Published In the London and Nev YORK
Taper, 20 DOLLY fnd three oDi-~lops aod shsse CO.
curing IN cur own Journals namely, the sosds arsct.
~ ard "ia In tie ass paragraph q royal despatch,
aad the word ";ho" IN the lS, paragraph u the Prl
CENTS message-ihe sense, however, being complete
withou them.
The following message, which appears 10 the Ioodoa
r-es Of the 2sth, has not, viii be seen,
tcrised ny the sc,uracy -
NEWFOUNDLAND, August 20,
1255 ~, GRggywicn tIsx. 4
Verse ~ tskes Europs's passengers snd mails.
Great rciocirss every shers wsrs rolomD red In the
Unitad Sistes on the succ.ss of the cable
Bobarss, aFeworss tssz de jois sseeohes, bats, ~
Mrs Eesy, the arst aud best 'oosapter ia the states,
died odsy.
Pray give US rome news for Newfoundland; they are
mad fnr news.
In the above for The word nverse'' read Persia
and for " Mrs" Eidy read Mr." Eddy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08
The Departure OF the Canada

INNTUNI SHbk 1.-Two
The n ails for Europe per al aushin aoada cose 1t
e;3. A. r. urrow and the scfp ~ Leave bout
pom esfscres LETS Al No. Fl Wall strset by IL A. H.,
~il be forwarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

warden expects further increase, and requires ad
oitionai aid The Warden of the Penitentary re-
ports that his de artment Is crowded There are
az present 7Os inmates, and there are no more than
4s6 cells for the accommodation OF them all. The
consequ ence is that 2l2 Of 'hese cells have to be
COUPLED al present; but he is afraid as the winter
draws near it will be i'm. ossible to accommodate
them.
The ccstrp market nued fr yesterday with sales
a. about loco ,ses closing the bAs o. about iSso
for uicdirg upispds. Flour heavy AND loser si,n
scrvi,y the market Wheat Vas rather f,usr
with OF about i5 go bushels o. prices gissn In
ano'her place. Corn active but lower for iofer:or
RrIrrs Of Western nixs,. Pork steady, with sales
Gees . III 40 81 so, and OF prime 1t SIS As SIS
30 sugars IN fair dimsnd with sales or about $50
fhds Cuba, With scue moa.os rates given IL another
place. Caee ~ss steady, ~uh safes OF cargo Of 600
b'gs Of no s. Irivse terms, lt0 do do Toe ,ic
and lco Cape 9hc rbe stock embraced about q 200
o'ss hic afc ato Il Q! about 81 COG bags Freight sogXys
uens w~e moderate, with rather more cerrg for ship
neut 70 ports 10 Great Britain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08
THE LATEST NE w. 8.


Our Special Washington Despatch.
bNSAf7UaK az sIa WILLIAM ooss usrLEY.-HgS
"Ssior TO GENITAL AMEsICA-CAPrAIK DAY
MAN AT TEE CAPITAL, KrC.
wAsHIsGroS, Sept =, 1858.
The British double headed mission al Washington is 9,
- ebo Sir William Gore Ouseey has left, under specific
fsune'fns from Epgisnd, proceed Central America
ae stfrroited % oil ste 3tstes Central America but
icsi.c specAly 70 Nicaragua, will proceed these
IS econ - tns season viii .dmit-probaoy ia October
- Witt and hs family have gooe to New York In
meantime.
s,yporfd 'hst the United ststes bav,-g fssd &C
cnuIish anything iser. oe goverpraers there
i's gore tim for n British 20 ry their skill Tnsi
the viz o' re British Government but in view Of our
snpor interests 70 al ether Possrs ia toe aa s o. Gen
RAJ An erica aud rhe transit routes Is cot likely Sir
wiiism can or ~l be allowed 10 40 spytbIg pdepeo.
cent Of H. United States bis mhsicn. therefore, wili
DOT nouLt 10 ihpg beycnc bob ,bbrg consult
rng with kr LAMAR and o,osr american representatives.
II that Part If the world Taese tie vie~s *
pressed by officials o. 10th governments. rae qusssicr
Arses, however, will British diplomacy d ass
And are Mr.. Lamar and our ether re.resensssiyes
there equal 10 the crcurysncsS The President
less imprsss with this Str wiiham
Gore Ouseey has been here long enough 70 iesrn
affairs The Brit sh cosmsndsr # the Gc-goc CapisD
Day an, who assisted In lasics the teegrsphc cse-
Hsah hgtcn, has been taken dag BY LORD
Napier he various objects Of Interest ct cur ma
topal capital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH Sepf. 7, 1858.
Tho United States mail steamship Fiords arrived 81 her
wharf ct line O'Clock thn morning All well
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08
rHz cxsTRAr NEWSPAPER pEspA1ca.

WASHINGTON, Sep !, 1858.
Judge james Bowlp, OF Missouri, been tencered
the mission 10 Paraguay md Is Is confidently believed
that he will accept II Several other gentlemen bad been
fsyorsbly tSA, connection but he tina supe
rior sdvsptsge OF prominence OF political Costoo n I'd
dion TO his fitness tor the important station He
Cred States Minister to Bogcta under the Ise admins
trstion.
Nothing has ye. tecn beard from Sen,tor Berjan min
relative 70 the prefer Of tie TO SPUN bat 1t Il
supposed by bis most intimate friends that he wilde
clin II.
The American Colonization Society have proposed 70
the government TO take OF tbs captured Africans on
their arrival at Ii eris, md subBst them for year
for fty Thousand collars, nd In tho mean time send
them TO school and te-' them how. Industrial por
sua, TO support themselves after the expiration OF tina,
period. There 10 every Indication that the propoai
wnl DO acserted. The Secretary Of the Interior viii
forthwith auho.ze Tie purchase or the necessary clo,a
ing snd blankets to insure for them q comfortable
voyage.
or political character have induced Governor Richardson
70 resign the govefnorship OF Nebraska.
Board OF Survey has been ordered to assemble a.
Albuquerque, New Mexico, to into and repor,
uprr the Ices, tho difficulty and toe damage to the prbc
stores delivered y contractors 70 the commanding o.
ncer Of tn post.
Orders have been issued selecting the Yfh regiment
Of Int snry, in service in the dep rmsn OF Utah.
for the service In Washington and Oregon rerrories
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08
Sentence Of n Criminal.

BALIH, Me Sept 7, 1858.
David Y. Dudley, tried FOR toe murder of ElIonais.
Berry, yesterday found guilty CT mars;argher, snc
sentenced 70 FIVE years in the Stats prison
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

saKrUn,r AaEAsC1r AusaUA srosdway-Anes
moor acd Dvep'ps-THInnore TUuAr9n OF ART Oh Ar
HAyxp woGip QUARANTINE 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

s.nLauE's raxATRx, sroAdvay-ErcusH orEKA-
z k1FsIR ~ AnoRK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

LAURA KEENss THvkT8. Ga Hoadwsy-HsIR-A
LAw-BAILEr DIvEKrusrsrs-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

roOps BUILDING So; SIS SrcAdway-xrEorIAs
Sosos DAncxs. &o.-SPIRIrus OifM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

OAnrsSfL sfSsrBEJs, A% srosdway-r -moPIAB
s.tAorxsIsrics sosGs. &C -Conx 10 zHK susn.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-09-10
The NIutineers of the Junior.

The eight mutineers arranged before the Z. S.
Commissioners Court, Boston, on Wednesday to an
swer the charge of mutny and murder The prisoners
did their former careless appearance, but SEEM
ed to be sensible of their fearful situation sgd
ney Webster, Esq, appeared behalf of Brooks and
Samson. delay of more than an hour was occasoned
to give the ringeader, Plummer, an opportunity to
confer with the Hon. Rufus ChOae in regard to his
condition. After an interview with Plummer, MIR.
Choate lett the Courtroom. Messrs. r. II. Dana and
F. II. Parker, Esrs, then had long interview with
the accused 1t finally arranged by the legal gen
emen and the representative of the Government that
the examination on the charge of murder against the
prisoners should be postponed week, and that for
piracy and mutiny until Thursday, 26th inst. at IL
O'Clock. Plummer the leading mutineer on board the
Junior, has hailed from Providence, R. l., but deputy
U. S. Marshall who visited that city on Tuesday for the
purpose of ascertanng who his relations, could dis
cover traces of family connection in that place. and
it fairly concluded that he does not belong there
is intimated from reliable that the steward o
the ship Junior, will, as soon the trial of the mutt
neers shall take place. disclose all the facts appertaning
to the case A dirk nearly five inches long was found
in the berth OF the third mate of the Junior yesterday
1t undoubtedly employed in dspatchng that officer
An ncsion on the side of the berth being plainly vsi
BILE where the knife would appear penetrated nearly
to the hilt-New Bedford Mercary.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-09-10

Mr.. RoEBUCK ON THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH-Mr.
Roebuck and Mr.. Lindsay NJ P.'s, had been to Cher
bourg, and upon their return, invited to address
the Mechanics Institute at Iynemouth, when Mr.. r.
said:
My honorable friend and myself went to Cherbourg.
We went there to see sight, and sight did see,
(great Iaughter) and while there hearI of
greater feat than any that We learned that
the electric telegraph had been laid in the depths of the
sea between Newfoundland and Ireland, applause j.
At that the very time listening to the thunder
of artillery, two great Poentates-we their
kisses, Qaughter) We saw that-how much there was
in that happiness of mankind-but that was negative
happiness 1t because they did not do any mischief
Qaughter) The electric telegraph is positive good.
it binds to America it brings to great
offspring there and it makes u.s. it were one people
loud applause This is done by human intelligence
You may enjoy political power you may enjoy intel
ectual exertion; you may be what you intended
to be-the nobest work of God, Qoud applause.) But
until you best with knowledge you not noble
creature, (applause)
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-09-10
AN UsFoRrUNArE DAY Thursday last was an

AN UNFORTUNATE DAY Thursday last was an un
fortunate day for Philadelphia. fire Fairmount
destroyed property to the amount of $50O00 throwing
number of industrious workmen out of employment
young man named james Freas was murdered in
West Philadelphia by dsSolue fellow by the name Of
Charles Stiles Louis Orr, lad was crushed to death
at Broad and Grard avenue by the falling of marble
slab. son of Samuel Smith, only four years old, was
scaded to death by falling into the gutter in Cherry
street. which receives the waste hot water from Wells
Webster's steam saw mill in Sterling alley Augustus
daughter Of Mrs. buckingham ten years of age, was
burnt to death by the explosion Of camPhene lamp at
her residence in the vicinity of Third and Poplar, and
several other accidents of less serious character occur
red
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-09-10
WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD

NHE subscriber having accepted the agency of several
large establishments at the North which will furnish
him with unlimited supply of finished unfinished for
egn domestic MARBLE of all qualities is prepared to
fill all orders for MONUMENTS AND TOMB-STONES-and
every other article in the line of the business at reasonable
rates.
SCULPTURING, LETTERING, or CARVING, executed
s well as can be done either North or South.
The best of reference be given if required.
March 10 l854-27-tf JAMES MCCLARANAN.