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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28

Havlg ls;ely vsi.sd .tf rs1ce sec'loo o. oui 800
IT, We are able 10 fpesk Of TIE nirrg LIZ ioes"y
fren p.recpa obeeryatoe. There are three parties %
work IN ire gulches, and oil doug very WEI. n -.
Roblrfon fret made the discovery Ida; sod We r.
ionrd there, ard "a low q: wo'k oo!LS very VEL
icrneriy ns1e az hsh as 50. TIE va'es . lo'
ss shuI6snt o. Lis eislm a. the wstS o. 'he com
pGIy require ". Robnsoa Las psr.y Of six Cnisa.
men voik;rg FOR AIN il gzeh 60 7t ME o's, snI
rem he ova claim; sl,hs Intervening ard aioos mo
foothills would pay vel for worAIIs mem, ! VAL
could bs obtained. Tie Cinnamon eI. ctcn seven
nies lcug ard .ei the wac, sng Ire Top Of toe nii
which VII give .tem the command Of a. the galcaes
in the rsIce Of bills. TIE third party etgssed q
Mining in ais vs,'ey is NJ. S,evSi's party. lacy
ore q. woIk Roonsons parry, sId ars A-o aciSs
ysl.
NJ. Robirscr Las prospec.ed good Gea for quartz
in the hils and hss f9uud several veins, yaca, r9m
eIperineprs made AID his sXp.rerce q quartz rlr-
irg, he links are .sffc.en-y tca to warrant .ae
erection f mschi-ery for crushing. Could Ta.er be
Obtain ed We are certain .hs. tie sres.er portion OF
Lee A. gees S.Sy
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
From TAS Paaan1 s,gy,

From IA< Pd1an1
Our da.es are from Gustemals, July % San Sal.
ysdor. July 81, Nicaragua, Aug. l, and Costa Rca,
Aug. 3.
Colonel Krorth Of the Guatemala service, who gave
the order for the execution Of Cris Lilly, has been
sen.erced 20 five years imprisonment, for having,
About the time, given orders to shoot Don Juan
Sslii Antonio, commander Of the Guatemala schooner
Ascereion.
TIE cholera is reported to have disappeared from
Guatemala.
TIE new United States Minister TO Guatemala, the
Hen Beverly G. Clarke, been received on friendly
terms BY the President Of Guatemala
Several stocks Of earthquake had been experienced
in the State during the month OF July
TIE Republic appears to be enjoying tranquility.
Our Salvador and Nicaragua exchanges contain
ro.hirg Of Consequence the latter being principally
taken up with reports Of fresh invasion Of the tern
tory BY Walker.
TIE President Of Salvador has iseued q decree re-
moving tie sea; Il Government from Cojutepeque TO
TIE old City OF San Salvador, until such tiue the
rev city can be sufficiently repaired from the effects
OF the earthquake IN 1854 10 receive It
Business II Costa Rics is reported ss very du.l at
present. We ted DO important ro.sces 10 tie lee be-
fore IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28

H.v Pm sprsss shss Ccsosy, ~ ~ Lazy base 90
al ". A. Tugrssnd .
Nsu Bspvy Carp JAY Il ey irov-iss in he HAn',h,
Horace Cary, formerly Of J-ssnsL No.
lie Ssa FrkIcco JAY 3 Mathew OGrx3y e>iir kcoSn ey
he Of Daae 0CsEIer native Of kildare, iressd setd
se ys>h
Ycrs Ssst q y,ss -
n ssa FlsIoiteo jay - john Mley .sei ye>s sHe
uerrhs 49,
AZ Ser: River, PSsr County July =. Ping Villa rs
rs,lve q CeiuutlS- -,
A: P,ri. Cry Courty July ~ rfsut of I'd
wnG Ne srnso- -
In fAIcco, Auf Nay wife Of Joseph i.r OF NeS
Yorf City ,gtd u year,
10 san Fran cisco Aug Ars-I Howard rsye 81 Msssa
ebSses ss-d IS years
ia s.. Fz.eis:o Juv 50. Mr. wr- M,KerEie, uS:ye 81
I,,,re Tyror. C9sEiy P.ii,h BA,oGfh. ss.d q Iesrs
p-ee,lyu CcrtrA Goa County JAY - Mr. Lz<fsrce
gAr,isy rs:Te = kiurssskire, Scotland. SxsG IS.
Dero Jay IS G'oFs ycangss; SOL u Geo b. To-
rBar l.,d / yea. meEihs Nd y days.
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YUkTHER PARTICULARS OF THE DISASTER
To THE OREGON.

TIE TRIP OF THE COLUMBIA TO POINT REYES.
Fvo~ The Daily Alta Of Monday Aug
On yesterday morning, 20 soon as the unior'unsto
deasteI which befe the steamer Oregon reached the
sfoe Of the Mall Steamship Company, orders were a.
once given for the dispatch of the Coumbis TO the
scere of Disaster for the purpose of rendering aid TO
any who might lie found requiring assistance, or dis
covering ard recovering the bodies of the dead, IT.,
perchsree, lives had been lost.
THI SEARCH.
At o'clock, the steamer reached the Cspe, three
miles below TIE plain Point Reyes. Captains sll
and Patterson stood the stsroosd wheelhouse, TO-
ten.y peerng Through the fog with their glasses,
the boat crep, slowly up the coast The passengers,
tee es.t their hundred eyes esgery landwsrd to dis
cover If possible the loeG< OF the accident, OF the
fgares OF the s.rsgglers. The booming OF another
gun spoke IN thunder tones TIA. relef WAS nigh ST
nsno but the rock bound shore gave osek DO ans
Ing stou., although nom the nil sides and submits
fed rgh;ered multtudes Of cattle whoee evening re-
past had thur been ruthlessly disturbed.
The srp rounded Point Reyes, and dlstey the
pcene Of ne previous nights disaster burst on the
rght. The wheels were stopped, bost lowered snd
manned with SIX sturdy ssors started from the shore.
After erus,rg Along outside the breakers and in the
immediate vict.i,y Of the disaster the bok. returned
to the shp withtIt having discerned shy living being,
corpse or sign whatever OF the accident.
Owing TO the for, Capt. Dali DID not venture into
Drskes Bay, as be frrt contemplated, but anchored
MS vessel nle eff me Point for the night, 10 thirty
FIVE fs.hous water.
At O'Clock on Monday morning, the ship rsr in.o
The hay snd anchored Two bosts, one OF which con-
tsirtc the Captain Surgeons and other officers OF tae
vessel snd the second, passengers, put ou Tor tae
k..en About nile back from he shore, tie Psrty
,xueupor Q rlan moving in h-ld. who gave us ne
,,gf-l r.orusuon q TIE safety 81 fortytvo Of t3e
pts,ssre-s who s-rive; az J. - >Tsrs faru' h?1se,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28
FRANCE.
From Our Own Corresponcsnt.

From Our Own Correspondent
PARIS, Aus. II, Isl
The Cherb0urg fetes are, az you NUS e'F'
the main theme of talk and interest fof W w
The steamers will bring you acres Of ds'snP'
Of them ready printed, saving your cOnpss"''.
needless vexatlon Of spelling out sny1nes
sort from your Paris Correspondents ns'''
Still, as the regular parish clergyman ma"
. sermon that passes for original when the > \
comes, though more succulent spiritual ioHr
hard in the works of Barrow and Taylor, or W
or Sturgeon, SO must say say On this Che,
text. The Emperor's toast to Queen VictSrA :
bis speech at the unvailiDg Of his uncle's s.s,as
viii print in full. Of their significance saesdr
readers can Judge for himself TIE cOmpsaS
made upon them here are various, bu. tbef>
drift is toward . peaceful Interpretations. THr
commentaries in such q case are no. ttsr
articles and sensation articles and bunccmM ~
to be read in the Partisan and London jourss< :
the silent acts Of business men whose Iitsrs~
the guaranty Of the sincerity, IL no. Of the -
ness OF their Judgment. The upward nosco-
the Bourse for the last few dsys-a very
movement, considering that the presen! 70 Mv
morte, the dead season of speculs.ors-s 'SfH"
mentary. -
1t is well enough to note, in regard 70 Le.. 4
p0leOn's speeches delivered any time dal' =
past eight years, that time has thus fsf pf"~<.
simplest Interpretation Of them to be the nos =
reefs and that the wonderful, subtle deaSII =
hidden meanings, which ingenious, fanciI. a,
prejudiced persons have pretended to d'cS' 3. .
ing under the really very clear style o. - n.
fences, do remain profoundly hidden 70 ~ ~
Lay prejudice aside, take up the volume % Lar y
courses and you will find that bis words s ss1 y
.e,t Of his works, for that time, quite a. "s.U
those OF any other nearly equally prom ,nen. ~
and actor u tie worlds history. BeesuS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28

SLIDE on rHE RAILRoAD.-O,
when the paeeergers were crossing .rcs, usaS
side occurred scar Obispo, Which Ne.sysN
track and perverted the trans iron ,..N y
The pArsergers we're detained al sirht 4. us
Or. Otis and Gee or two persops sucsssssi u 4
q bsre. car, and reached Panama sbou. yos &C
With rews Of the accident, when otb., ~. sHst D,
medi..ely sept oct and the pess.rser. "a
the following morning. No damage Wa s"se =
cars or passengers.
NAviL.-At last accounts tie Uritss Ca
friga.e MeIruac, Flag. Officer Long. Va !, go
loop-ofwsr Decatur v& on hsr vsv !, ss
frcm Psyts; the steam frigs,e Sarssss .s h
Jusn del Sur, but hss, we learn from r.F,n
been ordered . return 10 this prr.; - sIesa
S.. Mays wss about ssilirg from So s,..pts%
Panama.
The srly vessel Of var in this per
sloop Alert. There are no vessels Of va efa
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Died,

ees9 M .d a month mari 4sy
P and Penelope Cr;tr aged / month aSG dsy.
G,a. valley Neys4a County July Il, James G. fhouas,
Al orovlir Butte County July A. Js,erh NcwiH.u, aged
L.-ton .ne G..se s A;.. .sa Ia mott. and asy
A. The stei,on Ranch Santa oa County July 49, JEe An
Al Pr1eeel Ceas County July william J. Ps. formerly
A. B,:. sS.sO eIsHy jay I:1'.. s. nia ssasi;'r
Of R 4. sae 5 c. Fstr s3sd I.sr. al MOTHS.
Of = All S.s ...9 is sa S days. 0' ''n
Sal Areis.s C.s1e.s County Jdy L. rhouss j. Pansr
Al Yr,1s sityeu County July H. James Smith native Of
AZ .s,. Valley Sierra County jay IL Jahr T., rf4a: ssn Of
Thou.. nd ArIlrfs seslraort
A; s..oa1, o T. Jaly H. D. 3. BrernAn, formerly Of
A: G-s valley Nevada County JalJ IS Jo.epAte Rebecca
.hsr q J. j. arc LIZA Jsae Darcy ssed Jsss sd
IN s,eeser, Jy ls ca,hAIin. Hat hirson ed 81
A;T,h.n. Jy IS GeOrss 2. rhclas, aiAH; 'oa Ct e s
Nlh .y.lsy Nsra County July H. ca..s irfsI: Of
Z and sELh AR Baee, 4-c monte AL esyh
ssrsk4r q EeuSd AZ Mar BsIr5- naive Il ssl Francs,
co, ss.G year and rncr;h'.
H. sAcEsreE.o July a. Con Linz daughter CT AID Ansr i,
u Amss lsee6 mou.hs .rc days
In FI.neeo July 3 L.e wife of z. P. seyroui
Ter Of Tsen.s .le J.ae Es; .1ed Is ,rd nsr;h,
Peru - T iofHtSy Il New Y5rs i.sd > yssr.
VIVA .-i re ate 6,r. W. T. Rct..sor .sed syeass AID 10
rorihs-
IL s,s Fr,s-,o Juy r. CARR Ia. e.leh:si Ct Robert
AZ. @ u. Hsver. S.d !. rnon;hs and e asJs
IL EsLA so.sIo Ccl-,J J-J -, NJ ItrHta Bod nd
4: s,w MI Pa, Tso-Hr, C,u-.y JiI ls F-.as. R. ,-ly
- Il Tts.do'e ,,scstsf-. Ie'e' 'e'' usI'.' I'D u
s4!-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28
Markets..

"WEDNESDAY EyNSSG Az T. ls&
EtorK-ss,es c, 20 sscks Aiy.so a. Sll
1tuN u rs bags sxtrs choice W hest = ) ~ 90
g,r.ya.s Cs; 9o0 &C. GO. i lots, ~ 81 VII.
Pof.rorS- Sales =: 81 :, bsE - ~,
prSsIexs-ssi,s cf 10 bhs e,esz Bso5, - bis
Lea Po,G 3 es Topka H.xtsa LAc, lo-o TINS - hfAH'
Gov kirk ca . Ba.isr- Al Oh priss-e terms .,
CsccrKlTs5s0 hoxss Kosgps Candies ca pt'se trns %
p, @sst.u eea Y.ss Ia Soc so mats China No.
RNrss...o f 100 IasisI Hsiih Champagne on prlVsse
ierns. 49,.
B.ss-65 baIst G slries cod on private terms
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GAN RERNARDINO.

DTwocF ,TIc.-The Democratic County COMMITTEE
ne; in Ssr Berrsrd,no TIE Jtn cs snd pared tie
following resolu.on unsn.mO-sly:
Rsore6 Th.t he Democracy Of San B.rLssero Conniy
81 .dn.. 70 re c-tee Of ia, PARTY which ey
euterhp Of James Buchanan, I'D oeas.ofsei ~ 'e
uenoIy of AreT,v Jscs.Jr
a subsequent meeting declared 81 TIE proceedings
Of Ina. meeting nul ana void.
IsDIAs HosrILIrHs.-A psrty Of Capt. walkers
zen 30 were prospecting Oh ne hoosve, we're g.
lacked by the Indians supposed u De Pl-ueel. 40
of the party, 5. II. Loun- snd Tnomss johnson were
badly wounded. Mr.. Loart wss shot IN tue i0f q, tie
POINT Of tie arrow coming cut in me gron NJ Jorn-
scr was shot below the heart, bu: toruns'ey sruck
arb. he Is, however very badly hurt. Nj. Loun:
hss ciec.
Il appears ths. the Indians were attempting 70
stes horse from the party, and in etertng their
property the two reD were wounced ss sta,ec
There s alarm fe. by The people q the county 10
Consequence Of THE attempted outrage by The lndisns
TIE chief Of the CshuiLss, named Juan Antonio
is particularly friendly 10 TIE whites, slgsys coops
rates with them ard, when bis services are required
turns out HE men II support OF the autnores ana Tor
the antrehersion Of fugitives from justice. From
Juan Antonio his DO not think there is any
tbir z 20 fear.
TIE OVERLAND MAIL RoUTE.-A correspondent. Of
The Las AHgeies Star, writing from ssh Bernard no
under date Of July Is, ssys:
Mr. joseph Brdger arrived here on Monday evening,
from the COorsdo desert lie ssys Dr. SmitA party
who left THE psce the Sd ur for the purpose OF
dggirg wells Tor the ststons Of tae Ovel4sad Nsh
C6npsny. have succeeded beyond their most SAP
euine expectations, having dug one vel only thirty
feet ct which depth they obtained al abundance OF
good water The two first ststious 81 this end OF the
detert have been let BY the agers Tor one year to
Carpenter and Mccoy Of this city one TO be kept g.,
White River on the edge Of tas desert snd about
forty five miles from THE city the other 10 bs ou on
the desert ff.sen miies. The contractors busly
etgsged preparing for the erection OF house, stables
and ooTrsls at the above named points.
CELEBRATION OF TIE FoURrH.-The Fourth OF
July wss celebrated San Bernadno. DR.. Wozen-
craft delivered sn oretion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28

D.ai.s Bay, ju,t below tie point. Tssy may Dc
.1pec.td ct any moment. ,~r,y
During the night The weather vss thick ssc ,'ssy,
beng siaest Impossible 70 zee the Asg;o OF up
ahead, ard Of her getting on the rocks. lie
gers Suffered much from the cold. In resNe
!. will be almost impossible to tel who vene sr, -
tie passenger. the snip were no. che ke1 GA p.o
TO l.rdirg here ye,:srdsy morning. Tae M' o. lac
saved will be found 10 another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28
Married.

In Pe.slas township son2n. county, Jaly II, Mr. John H.
Duers.n 70 Miss Lerir d A. st;on. T., q, ,. ,,,, =
Mnnrce % Miss Julis Midoecs.
H. Gen as'.asS M w s MAS . Ml'. cs: s
Crcsn both Of San Frsrcisoo.
C. s ssa M ss ssH q San sd ''
s'I F" s.. Ioy - By 9 By go Mic Of III.
DIumnoud Fare, Of hi. ~ =,
Rad.d.t Of Ameda Coarty 70 Mr., E1s6s;A Bscs New
IL s.er,Hsl:s Jaly 49, MI Leopold Korn 70 Mic. BA;6an
IL S,ci suepto July e. Mr. Conrad schsnck OF tbs city
In San Fsnc.co, July H. By Csmap ssq Jl.:ie Of TIE
Peace MI Pauline Bon Miss Augusta Madison, to:h Of San
san Rr.rcl.c. JOY 2: y he Rev B. Rooney M Jere
mah s1li,yan to Mrs; lane Dous,ss- -,
lS fl'! Seyds % I il il toro, "
IN Frsnc,co June IS By B. CsIsu Justice 4 The
Peace Nj Richard Hicks Ms. oneA Sanders both Of San
Al Columbia e Dorado County July IT, Nj Carl hieaer to
Al Yr.. si.kiyon County, July Nj George sIAway to
in Maps. July A. the Rev. ~ A. William. 20 Mss Amelia W.
". PsrIs Mis. Am f Nooiy, both Of saa Fsasseo:
In San FIdsco July % BY Rev l. Bsnlse' SIR. John
In Pstaan. Jly Is M George W. vr.ch to M.. cla.a
A. Red Buff TEXANS County M George W. Madison Miss
In San fsreco .. the r.lepos Of John Higgins ESQ., blythe
Rev rathsr N.rsgHc,t Cornelius h. oMesis 70 Mss May
Arm Elzsbe,n Ii zgins:
CaFhiug. esq, 20 Miss Ann VI k-rDedy.
In san francisco July 5 BY the Rev. AUss.us Keller Mr.
Charles Abel 20 Miss HerTie;te We5euann-
IL San turcio. the residence Of brides tA.hef JAY
z. By The Rev = E Prcveaax M charc. Norton 70 Ms.
May Louisa Dam.
stOcIon July IS EdHase = sOci~ea Jane L. Howe.
In Pseervle July 49, Jas k.usay 20 Fanny Armstrong.
IL Soroua July p Levi C. Ftie % Ace daughter Of Cen
Msrlsuo Grsdslupe .slejo.
AZ Sailor Digsnss Del Nor;e C9uay July Mr.. L. Gillian to
MsV 0.ca
u sAa Fr.ne.eo, July o. By Rev Z. Basris.er Charles
s. Way 20 Mis-. Mary Am Moore.
ssn Luis 0b,po July is, By the County Judge Of said
county Alexander alrrsy Of place 20 Auea Lana Of
OAKLAND - "
Al Olympia w. T., July u Fay-,,~ Al Nulin Govsrror az
Washington Territory, 20 Mary Wood $50 -
L. SsIsmeno July a. By he Rev. Mr. Gober {. Gsines
o!Aleghsnytowu, to Jane Castro, Of Sacramento
In SororA 81 the resdepce Of the brides father July -, BY
the Rev Father vsler.,s DE- Levi Trie 81 |sleo, 70
Atels. daughter Of Gen. NJ. Vallejo, Of Sonoms-
N San Francisco July g. 81 he residence q joseph Bacon
Hsison by the Rev Bodt, II PesurIs Nr Pls
bury Hodskns che chips Of Wells Fsrao Co.'S Express %
Mbs Louise o. shs:,uck Of Brookirs, n Il. -
IL Ssn Fnrc!scS July %, At lie residence 81 T. W. Wiley,
b The Rev ~ Cier M Thomas CgeI 20 Miss Sarah L.
Blck both Of Chinese Camp. TlolrmIe County.
In San Frsncisco 1y 60 By The Rev. L. Bsrcn M Ed
ward Ewad TO Miss Lizzie Edwards.
Al oakland: July 80, BY The Rsy z PreyssHH NJ John
SrTir Efed T1slEn4le County, Mss Jane Pok
Of M,ion Abbot, Devo- shire, England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28
SAN DIEGO.

DEYocRATIc-A Democratic mass meeting, held %
San Diego on July IL, elected +. w. Morse and
ID. b. Hoffman delegates 70 the State Convention.
There lie nothing in the proceedings of the meeting
as reported in The Herald, from which learn
or guess whether these delegates will 20 with the
Douglas OF Bucnersn wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-28

Me- Mcbride had withdrawn long time before
the election.
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THE ISTHMUS.

severe gaze st Asrrssl 90 July l6, hss t.sn
rfcr,so &c e. I; cs-s.d 70 iLnass.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-13
Female Devotion.

The New Orleans Bulletin pays the follow
ing well-deserved and beautiful compliment
to WOMAN, in speaking of the benevolent
agencies employed for the commIseration of
the suffering thousands in that metropolis,
where the yellow fever is prevailing to such
a desolating extent:
In this divine work, woman, as usual, is
the chief agent. Woman wherever there is
pain to be relieved, the broken hearted to be
raised up; where gaunt poverty and raging
fever hold terrible carnival where delirium
and the death rattle drive men from the abode
of misery, there is found woman. And nc
where else does the peculiar and innate beau.
ty of her true nature shine with so serene and
steady and divine a light; no where else does
the bravery of her moral heroism appear Sc
Respondent. so enviable. We know not how
many there are who are at this moment en-
gagged in conflict with suffering and the plague
in New Orleans but it is certain that tn
number is by no means insignificant, and |
is equally true that they are devoting them
selves to it with a courage, a zeal and a faith
fulness that would astonish those who know
nothing of their labor of love.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-13
Spelling.

How few of the so-called educated men. are
capable ofspelling correctly. What, spelling!
say you ;-educated men not know how to
spell Yes, that is what we said, and what
we mean-and if you could look over our
correspondence, you would 'see sights
This first grand rudiment of an education is
SO much neglected, in these days, for the pur-
pose Of advancing pupils in scholastic ac-
complishments," as they are termed, that
Teachers themselves are wcfully deficient in
their photography Of very common words
We have been shocked, at the awful bad
spelling, in letters received from teachers, and
sometimes from Professors and Presidents O
Colleges. This thing ought to be corrected
If the child is not taught to spell well anC
correctly, he viii never learn it when he be
comes a man.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-13
Wake Superior Court.

This Court commenced its session on Mon
day last, and ap to Wednesday not a single
case Of interest presented itself, except a host
of miserable fights, &c, which wearied and
fatigued Judge, Juries, Lawyers and bystan-
ders.
On Wednesday morning the case of Pat
rick MCGOWAN 6. the Everetts, for damages
for injuries inflicted on him in Weldon in
March, 1856, was taken up. The whole of
the day was occupied in examining the wit
noSses, and on Thursday morning at eight
o'clock the arguments in the case were com
menced. a.. NJ. Lewis and E.. G.. Haywood,
Esquires, appeared for the plaintiff, and ID.
W. Miller and S. H.. Rogers, Esquires, for the
defendants. The counsel on both sides ac-
quilted themselves with much ability. After
a charge from his Honor, Judge Caldwell,
which was by no means favorable to the
plaintiff, the jury retired, and after remain
ing out some half an hour, returned with a
verdict Of $500 damages for the plaintiff.
The whole of Friday was occupied with th'
trial of Martha Morgan charged with the mur
der Of Alexander Allen, in Johnston county
in the month ofJuly last. Attorney Genera
Jenkins and Sidney Smith, Esq, appeared 70
the State, and H. " Miller, A. NJ. and r. G
Lewis, EsqrS., for the Prisoner. The exam
inaiiap Of witnesses and arguments of cour
sci lasted until 7 O'CLOCK, 2. NJ, when til
Judge delivered bis charge and the Jury r
tired. About 8 o'clock the Jury returned il
to Court with a verdict Of Not Guilty !
Upon the announcement of the verdict, ii
Court room resounded with demonstrate
of applause, which were promptly checkt
by the Sheriff and sternly rebuked by b
Honor. During the entire trial the Cour
room was crowded with spectators-great i
terest and sympathy being felg for the unfc
tunatc prisoner at the bar-chieiy, we pI
sumo, on account Of her sex. The counS
on both sides discharged their duty ably a
faithfully; and his |iIonor's charge was maj
cd by that inhexible sense of Justice viii
ever characteristics all his actions on the Benz
But we were surprised at the irritation
feeling exhibited by the Judge, on accoi
of the applause in the Courtroom, and es
cially at his seeming rebuke, not to say r
rimand, Of the Jury, for the verdict they
rendered.
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like beautv-so much artless simplicity,
and yet a perfect ease and graceful elegance
OF tanners which made her appear really
fascinating. There was purity stamped on
the youthful brow, and from the soft blue
eyes there beaned forth ever a look of low
ing trustfulness from a heart unused to
deceit.
BY her side sat Paul Somers. A glance
at his noble features would at once reveal
to you his character; that in him was en-
bodied all that was manly, good and excel
lent. The most careless observer o human
nature could not fail to arrive at this con-
%cIusion, much less accomplished tirts who
were striving by all "~artfully ~artless" means
in their power to captivate the fastidions
young millionaire, flor in addition to his
other attractions, young Somers was
wealthy but in vain. They visited chart
table societies only because they thought
he would hear Of it, or put on demure faces
when they saw he was not inclined to be
gay. He saw through it all, and his heart
was entirely impervious to such charms
He would turn from them with disgust il
the ball room, and think of beautiful, art
less May Delville, the fair bud just prcpar
ing to bloom in all its beauty, with no hid
den worm lurking beneath its delicate pet
ais ready to nip the fairest ones, and SHOW
to the world a fair exterior while within
all is black as darkness. The "aristocratic
Paul Somers cared far more for lovely Ma,
Delville in her humble cottage home, tina
he did for the pr0Gdest. ladies in thc-la Ian
who endeavored to charm him by their &C
q%uettish wiles. lie loved her, and helong
ed to tell her so yet how could he Ii
belonged to one of the first families in tn
South, and would they acknowledge h
humble bride were he to bear her to the
Iordly homes? He had watchedhis queer
ly sisters too long and too we'll, to beliey
aught like that.
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