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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-13
The atlantic Telegraph.

No tidngs have been received OF the steamers
which sailed from England several weeks ago
with the Atlantic telegraph cable on board
Each vessel carried one half of the cable, and the
ends were to be united in mid'ocean From
thence the United States steam frigate Niagara
was to steer for Trinity Bay, New Foundland, and
the British vessel for the station on the coast oil
Ireland. Sufficient time has elapsed for the Nj
agara to have arrived, and as nothing has been
heard from her, it is almost certain that the at
tempt to lay the cable has again proved fail
ure. 1t was arranged beforehand that in the e.
vent of failure both vessels should return to Eng
land. The steamer Africa, which lately arr-
we'd, passed over the longitude where the fleet
should have been, but saw nothing Of them
Should the Telegraph Company lose the whole
cable, their capital of So, 100000 will be sunk,
and they will scarcely make another attempt in
short time.
Notwithstanding the confidence which eng-
neers and other scientific men have manifested
in the practicability of the enterprise, the idea
OF uniting two continents three thousand miles
apart, by wire laid ON the bed of the ocean,
has always seemed TO us like the wild dream OF
the Arabian Nights Entertainments"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-13
Peter Bayne's Works.
A .FetC T'OIHfne. SuSt Published.

ESSAYS IN BIOGRAPHY AND CRITICISM. BY
Peter Bayne, NJ. A., author of "The Christian Life,
Social and Individual" Second Series. 12mo.-
Cloth. Price Sl.25
CONTENTS. Charles Kingsley. 2. Lord Macau-
Law g. Sir Archibald Allison. 4. Samuel Taylor
Ccleridge s. PATIO. 8. Wellington. 7. Napoleon.
8. Characteristics OF Christian Civilization. .. The
Modern University. ~. The Pulpit and the Press
H. The Testimony Of the Rocks-a Defence.
ALSO, ESSAYS IN BIOGRAPHY AND CRITI-
lCISM By Peter Bayne, NJ A, author. OF .The
Christian Life" &c. First Series. l2mo, CLOTH
Price 81. 25.
CoyTENrs-l. Thomas DeQuincey and bis Works.
2 Teunyson and his Teachers g. Mrs. Barrett Brown
ing. A. Gmpses of Recent British Art. 5. Ruskin
and his Critics 8. Hugh Miller. T. The Modern
Novel. 8. Currer Bell, dc.
"Thev indicate the traits of mind and heart which
render THE Christian Life so intensely suggestive and
virazing and the time display critical pow
er seldom equaed in comprehensiveness. depth OF
Insight, candid appreciation, and judicial integrity.
North American Review.
TIE CHRISTIAN LIFE, SOCIAL AND INDlNiD-
UAL By Peer Ba}n author of Essays IN 5iog-
raphv and Criticism. l2mO. Cloth 1928
The master idea on which 1t has been formed is,
we deem, wholly original, and we regard the execu.
ton of it as moi les, happy than the conception is
good."-Hugh Miller, in the Edinburg Witness" IS
GOULD d. LINCOLN, J
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-13
Prnfassinn and Practice.

The Lynchburg Yirgiuian, in an article on
the inconsistency of the Democratic party, says
"The Democracy elected James Mcdowell Gov
erpor, and not word of objection did they raise
about his anti-slavery sentiments 10 the Legisla.
ture of 1882. But when the Whlge, Segerdt
gears qtler~ards, nominated George W. Sum
mers II was considered q heinous offence that
he had expressed the same sentiments at the
same time with Mcdowell. Anti-slavery was
all right with Mcdowell, he being Democrat,
hut all wrong with Summers. who happened, un-
fortunately, to be Wing. Thus do we see that
il makes all the difference in the world on which
side of the party fence q man happens to stand.
Summers, it is true, owned sixty or seventy
slaves. while Johnson, a New Yorker by birth,
owned none--but then Summers was Wing
1t depends altogether whose OK is gored, wheth-
or reparation should be made"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-13
Editorial Courtesies.

Notwithstanding the Richmond Enquirer and
The South have been engaged for some time
past in the heated discussion of various question,
of public interest, the personal relations OF the
editors of those papers seem not to be disturbed
In the course of recent article the Enquirer says
ave can disagree upon public matters, without
the interruption of private friendship. Though
in public affairs we may be bear whose hug
is deadly, yet in private friendship the shake
of the hand will always be cordial" To this the
South responds;
"The interests of truth are never promoted by
the violence of angry disputati0n, but an Dtelli-
CONT community is scandalized by the imperti
nence of personal illusions in a wrangle between
public journalists The utmost obstinacy of o.
pinion is not Incompatible with the scruples of
gentlemanIy courtesy and if the Enquirer and
South cannot agree in their views OF public pol
icy, they may at least debate their differences
without an exhibition of unamiable temper
For our part we seek controversy with no pa
per, and when forced upon Us we endeavor to
conduct it with studions respect for the feel
ings Of our adversary. If any unintentioual
wrong be done in the ardor of discussion, we are
never reluctant to make reparaticn."
We are highly gratiied at the spirit manifes-
ted by the editors of these leading journals. II
the example set by them were universally fol.
lowed, the profession would be vastly elevated
iu dignity and usefulness.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-13

DISTRESSING OooURRENcE.-On Friday morn
ing last, the body of man dressed in the uni
form of the National Guard, the New York reg
iment VIII ich escorted the remains of President
Monroe to Richmond, was found in James Riv-
err. The person was identified by marks on the
clothing as Lawrence Hamilton, grandson OF
the celebrated Alexander Hamilton. The Dves
tigation before the Coroner disclosed the fact
that Hamilton went aboard the steamer Glen
core, with his regiment, on Tuesday night, and
seated himself near the wheel house, after which
he was not seen alive. 1t is supposed that he
accidentally fell overheard The utmost res
pect for the deceased was manifested IN Rich.
moud, and detachrnents from the various mill
tary companies of the city accompanied the re-
mains to New York, Hamilton was about TWEEN
ty-three years of age, and Of exemplary charac
ter .I
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-13
James Last Novel.

We are indebted to the publishers, Messrs.
Childs & PetersOn-through Mr.. Cowan, of this
plaoe-for a copy of "Lord Montagu's Page,
BY PR. James. The number Of volumes
issued by Mr.. James is, we believe, about two
hundred; yet the public interest in his writings
never flags. 1t is, indeed, fashionable to eritl-
else his books, but their genuine merit still
makes them attractive and secures numerous
readers. So far as we have looked into the pres
ent volume it is highly entertaining.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-13
rnll and Fair Notice!

,;,o - the ,DecaEtor is 800 a years but from
%v WHO pay within the 50 will be recer
ed in full Tbs regular price Of $3.50 VIII be plgiSy
and Impartialy exScted from all who iai 10 pay 0e
lore the expiration OF the year.
Ian g. 1858.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-13

TEACHER WANTED. The trustees of DIN
L and Preston Institute having determined to pro-
eeed as speedily as possible to the complete collegiate
organization of that institution, desire 20 ALI the Char
Of Mathematics Immediately. They prefer 10 employ
native of the South, if possible Applicants for the
place will address Prof. JNO: U. GiLhohh; 6iacks-
connections and naming their AIne Mater. Good
references required
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