Smyrna times., 1858-07-09

\ NAN TNENrY FOUR DAYS IN THE u GODS
WITHOUT FOOD.--NU some lime since spoke Of
a man being lost IN the woods HIS name vas
CIemOW, and was connected with Surveying
party under charge Of Mr.. Savgny, Surveyor
OF this place. He lost himself on the third of
May, and although every effort was made by
NJ. SlvIngny to trace, it proved useless.
reward was Offered to the Indians tor seeking
h NJ, but they failed to do so. Meanwhile, ,
pocr ClGmuw, with 40 weapons of drtc:ce !
Whatever, had to find his way by pocket cum
pasS 10 Lake Huron, where ho anticipated see
ing canoe or stray Indian, by which he might
be saved. lie was sixteen days and nights
reaching the Lake, and then wandered about
as best he could, for eight days more, when an
Indian fell in with him and took hun to an In
dian village. lie was in most ragged and
turlorn condition when ound-ncarly all his
clothes gone; his feet laCerated and torn, and
his intellect all bet gone. During these "a
days he ate nothing but the tea-berry, and the
wolves aud bears passed him as if not worth
their attention. &C.. W. Advocate.
! RACINa IN EHGLAND-MatcheS Nth the Am
erican HOrSes.-The English papers state that
Il match has been made for a race between the
American horse PrIorcss. and Bradsman, the
| winner Of the Derby. The event is to come
/ oil at Newmarket in October. aud ,i,,. tre,ps ut
! LJ00 side. The h,I-r, at1 70 cary even
weights, (ll9 pounds t1ch) Notwithstanding
that Dcadsman has -an advantage Of two yeats
| in age over Pr!orcsS. match has also been
made between Mr.. Pen Broccn's hursc Bahy,o1,
! four years, and Lord Chesterfr.ds Telegram,
three years, 1t even weights, for 600 side,
! to be run the day after the above. Mr.. Tea
BruCck's horses Charleston and Pioneer, are
both entered fol- the ioodwood Cup.
REPuBLIcANIsM IN MIssounI..-Onc OF the
most remarkable things OF lhc day Is thr plat
form of the Republican conventions H. - I.ous
that nominated +. p. Blair, Jr. tor Congress-
| they determined that SiaV'iy should be- rAtju-
! gulshed IN Missouri, ard at the same TINT that
the negroes, tOhen chlancipated Shouh MOI BE-
au0Ued 40 remain IN the State. SuuthcruerS
are more liberal to the blacks. Since that they
propose to take care OF hem as slaves, and have
A.thcrto til rated largo numbers OF free ne
groes. The abotlonlsts of the North ought
| not hereafter to raise objections to the policy
which is gaining ground in the Slave States
Tor the REMINDING of idle free blacks to the
condition of servtude Missouri rCpuhhcariSm
IS, however, much practlccd upon IN the free
Western States, Illinois, Indiana aud Other
States there exclude negroes from their terri
tory-thus actually prosecuting that unortu-
nate race while protesting 10 cXrtc - much
phllanthrOphy in their behalf. Is 1t not evl-
dent, therefore, that set-hness and not hui
manty Is at the bottom OF their whole policy in
the premises!
(ET The recent religious interest is said to
still continue with ruch power IN Philadelphia.
II is doing great work amo 9 the fireman.
Evening meetings are held IN almost all the
engine houses under the au,p ces of the Young
Mems Christian Association, and with the most
gratifying results The work IS u lso said to
have reached the omnibus drivers, a hard set Of
fellows, many of whom are enGcavoring 10 for
sake the paths Of profanity and impiety, and
live Christian lives In The Pennsylvania coal
mines the revival is also now being felt, and
he miners are turning from the way of SIN to
The paths Of holiness. In New York the Conn
hnerciaL Advertiser says, q the religious meet.
ings are still going forward, and the prayer
meetings in the lower part Of the city are at
tended by larger numbers ihau the most san
gulne friends OF the measure an icipated."
OF Sir Edward Bulwcr Lytlon has been
| dreaduIly frightened. His lndomltuble lady,
from whom he has been separated for many
ears, recently appeared at the hustlngs IN
| ilerefordshrc, Just as thr distinguished novel
st and politician was delivering glowing trib.
ute to the fair sex, and gave hIm such tongue
ashlng that London paper says he turned
ale, tremblcd and sought safety in "A neigh
! boring house. The lady then mounted the
platform, and spoke Tor quarter OF an nour ia
| exposition Of her "wrongs" Now, it Mrs
| Dickens had the Same temper aud spirit, aud
M DICKENS Shout. run tor Parliament, we
nght hear Of the true nature of that l1ng
standing domestic trouble"
THE WEATHER OF JuNE.-Thc mean tenn
Peratare of June, ascertalned by the TIER
momcter at the Hospital, - Phlit@riphja y -
! 49, degrees, winch is nearly fur ".5...~4..l,
the ayer1g" tor the last thlr:y-'hr". s.. r. ....
IS the wu'me>' June since 1881. THr h,.h~.,
! at the thermometer was o. The lowest 81 de-
grccs. On ten days the ihermomc,cr reached
30 degrees. The amount of ram WAS four anal
4 half inches, all of which, except one tenth ol
an inch, fell ln twenty-lour hours, from p m
OF the Il'h to 6 p N. Of the 18th.
| " The celebrated George Chrsty, late OF
| the firm Of ChrIsty & Wood, New York, vt
SEE, has arrived in California. He Was offered
! SlO,OOO ior SIX months Of his time, only, but he
chose to take one-thlrd of the profits another
branch Of tn" same offer, and is about to open
upon that. His friends aud admirers thus will
have to wait sometime before his reiurn,-as
he does not mean to come back, until he ha-
made another little fortune.
OF The hucklcberry crop proms"- 70 b.
fully equal to last season, VIII ch was unusually
good. We learn that trader and pckers are
making arrangements 10 do large business 10
this fruit tins season. The hcrrieS ct Ocean
county would furnish good business for 81
steamer two months, TWO trips a week, from
our baV villages to New York. Ocean En-
Item.
II MILITARY NIsIroRs FROM THE WEsT.--A
detachment of the 22d regiment Illinois militia.
numbering l II guns, under Command of Mnioi
Payne, will visit Washington, Baltimore, Ph.n-
delphla' New York and Boston the coming sea
son. 1t Will be the most extensive military ex-