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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26
HOnOrs TO Gen. Williams.

HALIFAX, Wedne sdsy, Aug. % 1913.
Gen. Williams was the recipient to-day Of a grand
ovation gwen in bis donor. He was accompanied by
the Mayor in trunphsl car drawn by the young
l. VINO headed procession composed Of the mill
tary and fire companies, and al immense throng of
citizens. On reschng tie terminus of the grand
parade an address Of welcome was read, which was
appropriately ard feelingly replied 20 by Gen VIII
lisns. So utes fred bells rung, flags displayed
ard other dernonstrstions Of delight made. The dis
plsy was very enthusi asc, ald highly fstterrg 10
the hsro Ct kers.
A grand evee was held IN Temperance, where he
received the cor graus.ions OF the others He re-
rsns week as tns guest Ct the city, when he ea7ss
fol- New. Brunswick.
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Important Canal Intelligence.

ALBANY, " ednesdayI Aug. % IoIo.
Mr.. Rueges has just succeeded in carrying unsni-
mousIy through the Csral Bjard, the following
measures which he sustained with much earnestness
and force:
Stopgstes to protect the Irondequoit and ii ,ley
embsnkments ard the lorg leyels.
So 600 further appropriation for strengthening the
Elie B.sln at Buffalo
Priority at locks TO steamboats,, and exemption of
their mschiIey from tolls.
The raising OF the bridges, after an animstei dis
custom, left TO the discretion Of the Commission.
ers to be done repairs The cost will not exceed
$50 Geo. and TIE operstion will enable the passage Of
beats carrying $50 tuDs, or 1890 bbS. -four.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26

ST. LOUIs, Wednesday, Aug. IS, 1853.
dispatch from Independence, dated the 2lst inst,
per United States Express, TO Bonneville says that the
Santa Fe mail with dates 10 the I'd lost has arrived
private letter received at Santa Fe iotmates that
a war with the Navsjos Indsns is inevitable, they
bavirg determined not to surrender the murderer of
Msjor BIookss negro and had even invited the troops
to fight.
Business at Santa Fe wss very brisk The Gazette
states that nearly 100000 worth of goods had been
sold there within two months.
An abundant rain had fallen throughout New Mexico,
rendering irrigation Unnecessary The GRIP, wne in
a very fine condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26
Arrest for Foryery, &c.

BosTOS, Thursday, Al gust ., IsJ5.
Walter Hayward charged with forging bank checks
TO the amount Of 600, arrested aud f1ly CON-
mitted to-day. He was from Cincinnati. Hsyw ard
wss held in 5000 fer exsr.inaticn two counts at
tie MDricipsl Court. Two orders were fsuDd him
With tie are Of Clsrk, Cheny & Co, drawing in ais
favor, on Clark, Dodge Co, Nev-Yok, TO the
snount OF $l00.
Philip L ner has tssn held in tae sum Of g 900 q
a witness 10 tee DR.. B1own sboitioa case.
Tie examination OF Pumrnsr nd othsr uids era o!
TIE officer, t TIE chip junior, vs., poAporsd Il, nsxt
Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26
Pittsburgh ANTHRAX and AmeriC an
County Conventions.

PITTSBURGH, Pa Wednesdiy, Aug. %, 1853.
The ArtiTsx and American County Conventions
assembled here to day and made unsuccessful az
tempt TO fuss.
The AntTax Convention nominated Thomas VIII
sms for Congress for the Twenty second District and
nominated the balance of the Democratic ticks-
The Americans nominated Gsr Moorhsad lRepub
lcar for Congress for the Twenty frs; District, and
appointed Committee to make nomination Tor the
TweLty.secord District. Tee balance of the ticket
non mated is composed partly Of the nominees Of the
late Republican Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH,
FROM IRELAND.

FROM IRELAND,
The following dispatch was receive. before ls
O'Clock yesterday:
VALEsTA, Ireland, Aug. q, 1853
CYRrs W. Field, New-York ssnd ny wumsst
congratulations on the success Of the Au.o,c Tss-
graph, ard God be praised.
SAMUEL GURNEL
mfr. Quincy is the Chairman of .hs Aslaais
Telegraph Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26

The Ertning Pest with reference 20 our avowal
of determination to support Mr.. Ha.kin's re-
et elton on the platform of his honest and indie
pendent course as Member, thus queries;
1--WE feel at liberty to ssk him 10 what re1pect the
Cir onnat platform has become less offensive IN ke-
publican eyes than it in 1856 when it frs bee anne
ircarnste in the person Of Mr.. Buchanan; and how,
in hs double function Of editor and delegste, he csn
conscen.iousy support Haskin nov, without lnc9r-
ring rep,oach for It's hostility to Buchanan then We
efk for the benefit Of many who are well enough dis
posed to raid Mr.. Hsskn personally, bu. who have
been taught by The TRIBUNE aud Erening Post to
reprobste the distinctive principles of the Cincinnati
CoLventl n, and al Who practice upon tnem'
To which thus responds THE TRIBUNE:
Platforms, and all other form', are regarded aud
valued by us according to the substantial ends they
are made to subserve. When Popular Sow.
"ereignty" is appealed to and welded to open to
Slavery Territory from which it was previously
excluded by law, then We resist it; but when that
same phrase becomes the wa!chword of those strv-
ing to eIpel Slavery from that Territory, and close
the door behind it, then Popular Sovereignty"
becomes quite tOlerable in our eyes. ToOmbs's
b 10 sc and Crittendens in 50 each protested to
embedy the principle Of "Populr Sovereignty; =
yet We strenuously opposed the former, because 1t
was morally certain, if enacted, to make Kansas a
Slave State, while We as heartily supported the lat
ter, becau.e it was calculated to make her q Free
State. If We thought the Cincinnati Platform
would make all cur territory free territory, all
States benceforth admitted Free States, il would
be agood enough platform for us, 10 far as Slavery
ia conce rned We value blossoms mainly for their
promise OF fruits.
We mean to pursue that course which will most
speedily terminate the performance OF the Slave
Power in our Union. We believe the support of
Mr. Haskin tends 10 this coIsummatOn, and shall
therefore persevere in it. The Post seems TO US
more tenacious Of appearance than of substance
Of verbal consistency than of practical success.
Had its spirit animated the Republicans in the last
Congress- the LecomptOn bill would not have been
defeated.
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LEAyENwORrH, Monday, Avg. ~, ISIS.

LEAyENWORTH, Monday, Aug =, Io0o.
Perl S Express 10 BONNEVILLE, Aug. y.
The Utah mail, with dates to July 81, has arrived.
The news is uriuerestug. The army continues occu-
pied with their preparations for the Woter. All was
quiet at Salt Lake City. Surgeon Watts of the Army
arrived with the mail.
The Board of Commissioners constituted by the
English bill have issued proclamation declaring the
proposition rejected by 95l2 msjoriy. The whole
vote cast was l3,Oss. No fraudulent votes were re-
ceved. A few precincts were rejected, on account
of rformaltiee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Tie Committee sppooted at sueetlos OF the Chan-
Der of Commerce. or the H. inst, 20 take messutes
for extending some proper set Of respect 70 Ctpt HUI
and the officers OFT. Statss sic smship NsgNa
and such other measures a. may be deensd ptopn
net esterday afternoon, ACCORDING to adoufnnsnr At
the Rooms OF tee Chamber Of Comnsfcs, c)roes Of
Cedar and " lsm streets. The Co nittee disco ssd
the subct under CoLsderatiCr, and, having added 10
the number of geLtleueb constituting the Comnitse,
adjourned till Friday 1T II ococt.
The following gentlemen now compose tue On
uittee:
Wn. b. Aston Lloyd Aspio ssll Wm. H. Aspirvsh j. d.
Runcsge il Leopold Bierwh, ). ID. BsbcoCs, Cs Bsnsi
Belmont Jas Brown Geo w Blunt Edwin j. Bowa. Jocn
H. Brewer Hugh ". C.uP II Caiiu h. a Coatfaf Il
B. Cbttenctn jam. g. Co gate Dennbs Dosr W Bue 0ue
can w W De Forest, dec Folsom, Ben. amin h. FIELD o.
Goookue @. GIiswod Waite ). Griffith Nilsou o. hsA
VIM II Tsyemeyer Chas a. heckscter GEORGE dali kdxis
Hoyt Abraham 8 HsSett EDWARD hEckeu Jona ID. yosss
JAMES Lee Msrsts l.. fens A. Low s. Lsthroe h,oen
r. Mn.urn, JaI MoIIisoa ID @org,u, Cas- H. Msfssel
j. X Mixers q. w Lane Richard Lsher. A. B. Nteisor %
Ptyssr OgdeD g T. OypnsDt II. 4 Piespont, A. c. hhs
ads, George Kobblls john A. Stevens worth Odsf
slote, Samuel .psrd WIN Strong, Ausu.g, e. SILL
man, B. Ss1srthwai II A Snsth-. Ds1i-l ID Santa n
d. scmetn Jas Strsnshsn Hoses TsSlor rhoass THO
ton, Elwood WSIteT William Nason, john o. Wolfe. H. D
Nymsn. y. PERT, CbsrnsH
J. SMITH HonAss Secretary.
The Coumitee are requested 70 meet without frr'
Their notice at the X IONS Of the Chamber Of Con-
merce, en- Friday, a. II o'clock.
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Nt,u1) Daily G,ibmme
THURSDAY AUGUST %. Is5'

We h,ve ate savioe, from Ut,h, New ker, 20
AID toe Pisi,, BY Telegraph est evetisg. Al D.,
qu.tt IN Utah. New Mexico IA, been bie',ed BY
q ssronsble lbough unusual sumeer rain, snt q
mskts larse crops and enjoying remNkaols pro'-
pefty. Awu Nth the Nu'jo tndian, e threat
eued Os the Plans, III 10 seh
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THE LATEST NEWS.
srcyVHD nv
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
srrcI.L pisv.rca 70 rHr =. Y. rRfBusr.
W,smNnInN Mrdra.iAI Aur o. IL,

SPECIAL pisfArCh 70 rHr = Y. rRfRUsr.
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, Aug. -, l-5S.
There doe. not seem e. be much known in Army
circles in concordance With tn, Uai0rs article Of
III. morning, designating tue character of Winter
campaign uEder Harvey sg,.nst toe Indisns of
Washington Territory. l, is beileTed that there
will be ample reason for backing down from the
menace of a w.r Of ex.ermilat,on bsfore October
the tine xed for Hsrneys departure.
One Of the very beat appointments tia: has been
made is that of Mr.. Helm Of Kentucky to be
Consul General at Havans. He has been promoted
for good service M Consul q! st. Thomas.
The arrival Of Mr.. Pierre Soule has set al the
quid nuncs ssog. Perbaps his journey north has
SON ethDs to DO with the opening of the Nicaragua
transit. Mr.. Pickett late Consul s. Vera Cruz, is
also here.
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bill have officially proclaimed the resu. Of the re-
cent Electon-as follows:
To ACCEPT the English proposi.ioc.... 1,,ss
To rtject that pro position. 200
Total vote, 13.OsS. Majority for rejection 9,513.
The total vote, and the majority to reject, would
have been much larger but for the excessive rains
and floods which rendered the streams impossible,
and kept Thousands swsy from the polls. We Pre-
sumo the full legal vote would have been about
1900, and the Frees State nsj9riy thereon just
about II coo. But g. 5l2 Will answer for toe pres
emit.
The Border Rufians were busy that day crush
ing cut Emancipation il Missouri, aud could not
vote in Kspsas Herce the poll st Oxford, Kick
apos, Shawnee, Delaware CrossiDg, &C., is not
ore.tenth What i. has been, and their Pro- Slavery
usjorities are inconsiderable. No Illegal votes were
ea.t, but the returns ftcn sfew polls were rejected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26

PHIADKLPHiA, edreecsy, ass y, li,
The Rev. D.. Samuel Bowmso az, Np,sss>s..
Chrs. Church THE morning IS A.sis'ss. Lsa,D on.
Diocese o. Penrsylysni,. a lsrge rumbsr Y =. "a
grega,iou Of 81. Jsness and ~. Joaos c 'NsES..
Lancaster, were IN attendance. Bishop k,r.
presided. Bisaop &c Lsnoy of NsS-ior rrsxss,S
cedca.ory sermon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26
Saw.Miil DESTROYED by Fire.

ALLENT0wN, Pa. Iucsdsy, AcI. q lal3
TIE steam sas mil Of Messfs. Hoffuso & n. ,kv3
wss entirely destroyed cy fire this morning t,ss,,s,
with large qusrtiy OF lumber. II csusa. &c f,a.
the boiler Loss abol; g. zoe. Insured iOr q 800 =
the Manufacturers Insurarce CompWy, sea 81 so Ia
the Exchsrgs Mutual Company OF PEilsaepaiA
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From AtbaBy,

A., " Nf4hFstsY, ar l lee,
Tn. S.rre,sry a - 80 Day ss-st a. 49,
tee fsr re e., on II I, h-,s'sr ia NJ wx,.
District. bu, took no so,a,s >1ta rsspsc 10 H.
deyiles sro;.
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The SewiDg.Mac rhine Casa

NEw.HAyys, Wednesday, Aug. =. lSx
The importsn. sewng machine cssss bet,, y,i..
Ipgerso on the Wilson psterts, sgaipst toe nu 80
turers OF the A,wster aud Heron uscai,.. -
postponed for argunsnt fosr weeks, s.aoal dscis"
upon any poic..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26

NV Covs1ERr Ers.-Cou' Itsrf,is as sr to. we
bum Bank Of Mssssohu.s.". wers pu, 10 ei'els.s
lat light Tee yxDs;te ia fem,ls AID sa'P'rs
e;st.rcs. vito br,. Ct Washington on .AsfSA'
sds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26

GroEoiA.-1he Sup;ems Court of Georgia having
in sJec.lt csse deciced this. bin holder could not
are bank after lis charter has expired It s proposed
by some Of the papers that the Legislature at It's next
sss.on abr lisa the Court.
TlsR.v NJ Bsirsby, pss.o- Il TIE First Baptiis
(tu,ch in Eewbury por'. hiss received q uosoin ou,
cali 70 tie pastolats Of tas First Baptist Church 10
Ds~,E d. y. II,
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Yellow Fever OH shipbOard.

BosTos, Wednesday, Aug. %, 1853.
The bark Cordelis Capt Cook, arrived at Qasrsn-
the toosy reports having lost by yellow fever Cyrus
Martin, w. p. Homer, l. ID. Ellis, second mate, aud
o. and s. Churchill, all Of Massachusetts,. Toe brig
Monticello, fom Port Prince, also arrived a. Omar
sltlre mad Ice. two OF her crew from fever.
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Sailing of the Niagara.

BosroS, Wednesday Acc y, 1853.
The Royal NJ il Stssoshio Nisssrs ss'led from esN
at noon to dsy with fifteen passengers tor dasx ~
forty-two for Liverpool she took no specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26
The Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne Az
Chicago Railroad.

PrTTsBURGH Pa. Wednesday, Aug %. lSs
TIE bricgs over the c-os..ng on tue Pa,ssr,,
Fort WAYNE and Chicago ksiroad has b.en reos' -
Trains passed over i, last nga. arc ba,iesss "a, "a.
nc sd il now uninterrupted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26
Republican Nominations.

CHICAGO, Wednesday, Aug. ., IS)S.
AT the Republican convention held at Augusa, Ill
to-day Jackson GTimshsw was nominated tor Congress
ard John Tilson Of Quincy, State Senator-both for
tba V,h Dia.-ic,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26

CAPT. HrDsoS ~ JERSEY CRY aroTdsso'
with resclutcr passed by tbs jersey City { 'mnos
Cour Gil, Mayor Gregory, AID. Thursou snd Geo W.
Cassidy, appointed s-s Committee fr To. purpose
ADDRESSED q comm uDics.0n to Capt w" IL. hu'son
md TIE officers Of .ts Utsef s.s'es frgie Niagara,
inyitipg thoss gert,msr 70 public dSnsr Tt invi-
tation vss sec,psd, aud lpt Hscson be- COATED
Ffdsy SEPT, g. IS the 'sy he srd eco ofic re Of TIA
Nisgsra VII VIII, J.-ssy CITY.
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Phi,adeIphin stock Board.

PHuADrLrHIA, Wednesday, Aug 70 I'M
Stocks STEADY. Penpsylvsois SAFE Elves, $
Reaching Railroad, 2i!; Mor1ss Csnsl. 49, Log
Islsnd 4. K l2s Pernsylv snis K. r., As.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26
THE LORD MAYORS MESSAGE.

TRINITY Bar, n + Wednesday, Aug, Is.
CIV. FIELD, Neg-Ycrk:-T Lord M.yor's Me-
ssgsto Mayor Tiemann came through the C.bs Of
1895 o'clock Monday night, AID ~ss scot to Nss.
York as corn ss the lines opened cussdsy ,rsoo,s.
A MAcKAY
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70 Tbs Assocsted rress
WAsHINGToS Wednesday, Aug. %, 1888
TIE War Department has determined to order Gsn
Harvey 10 the command Of the army 10 Washington
Territory 10 conduct the Winter csnpsgn against the
Inoans he and hs staff viii leave for the Pacific
in about s1 weeks and in the mean time all reedfu
preparations for successful prosecution OF the work
cid be inside.
The Nebraska public land sales have been postponed
for year.
Major Charles J. Helm Of Kautucsy late Consul
At S. Thcmss hss been spp iuted Consul General a.
Havana. he was spplcaLt for the Consushp to
Lordon.
A change in the Chiefship Of the Bureau of Pro
y,io1s and Clolhipg Navy Department VII DO MADE
dining he coming montb. The Candidates are fur'
asrs Sl.mm. Harris AID Rrtenhouse.
An order has been selt from the Navy Department,
setsbjrg the officers Of the Ssn Jscnto, and grant
rg them three months leave Of absence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26

tIRr There was an alarm Of fire at 10 O'Clock last
night, caused by the burning Of pile OF sh.vings on
tie corner of Fstbush and Atlantic avenues, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26

REcEPTIos or CYRUS w. FIELD We uudsrsAnd
that the numerous friends OF Cyrus w Field, eco IA
Lis native county Of Berkshire Msss are prepshnsN
give him splendid rece ption TO- morrow at Grss. Bar
rirgtop. The following are the Committee Of Rsc'f'
ton: David Leayitt, George X. Iyes, A. G. Wnh0e'
R Tsy.or, I. Sumner, j o. Russs!l, A. c. Resell !.
Sseley, 7. Dewey, L. G. Robbins, Sheleon Lss'ts
Il. +. Duran.
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fcr ,,b,nsfy. Sotssw5rs o. tie lea, ssSiol Of
Cotsfe.s ssso.ed o. Hhai tsIt
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-13

The congregational Society (colored) wor
shipping in the church in Sixth Street, held
strawberry festival After speaking from
several persons, Mr. Pearson, planter from
South Carolina, addressed the meeting, lie
reflected upon the other speakers, saying
that he was ready to aid libberally in enter
prises to benefit the african race, bu: desired
to preserve the distinctions which God had
indicated He owned more colored persons
than were there in the house, who were
greatly attached to him. He would give as
much as any present for their benegt
Rev. Mr.. Tilghman requested Captain
Hart, who was present officially, to answer
The Captain said that there were two sides
to the controversy, and he would show the
other He proceeded to describe scenes he
had himself witnessed at Chareston-a girl
menacles, and with fair, compilations; men
with branded bodies; host Of other cruel
ties, etc. He remembered that when rich
men cast large SUNSHINE the treasury. and
the widow threw in two mites. the Lord said
she had done more than all
Mr. Pearson replied, in much excitement,
that they of the South did not live up par
ticularly to the Scriptures. The Captain
said what he did because he would not give
anything. He would give satisfaction if
Captain Hart would visit him at the st.
Nichols Hotel. He was very much excited
The Captain said he understood what that
meant. He did not fight nor would he be
found with wound in his back. He had
learned the Scriptures by his mothers side,
and one precept was, that when we did give
aims, not to sound the trumpet before US.
The Southern gentleman did not reply
The audience then broke up, much amused
at the turn affairs had taken Nothing mere
was heard of the Southern gentleman.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-13
The Little Sleener.

She sleeps; but the soft breath
No longer strirs her golden hair
The robber hand of Death
las stolen thither unaware;
The lovely edifice
Is still as beautiful and fair,
But mournfullv we miss.
The gentle habitant that sojourned there
With stealthy pace he crept,
10 the guest chamber where it lay
That angel-thing-and slept,
And whisperes it to come away;
He broke the fairy lutte
That light with laughter used to play.
And left all dull and mute
Tie silver strings that tnkle forth so CAV.
Then with his finger cold
lie shut the glancing windows too;
v It'll fringe OF dropping gold,
tie darkened the small panes of blue
Sheer from the mgrble floor
lie swept the flowers of crimson hue;
He closed the ivory door,
And 'er the porch the rosy curtains drew
The angel-guest is gone, "
Ipon the spoilers dark wing borne;
Inc road she journeys on,
Ncnds evermoro without return,
10 ruin and decay
The fairy palace now must turn.
For the suns early ray
Upon its walls and windows shall not play,
Nor light its golden roof to- morrow morn.
NJ. Belly avows his determination to have the
uLhted States held to terrible responsibility.
lie hasn't SINCE bowel of compassion in him,
some regard must be had for the fitness of
things. Either the ladies' dresses must contract.
or carriages, church-pews, and sidewalks must
expard.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-13
Scandal In Musical Circles-A Great
Artist Involved.

An interesting rumor, connecting the
name of a distinguished musical artist, with
scandal, is going the rounds at Chicago
lie was to have given o concert at Chicago,
but did not and the reason why is thus told
by the Press and Tribune
At Peoria, in our State, came to the great
artist disturbing electric whisper over the
wires that were telling the New World news
from the Old by the last steamer at New
York. A little bird, let us say, had limited
thus, from the New York end of the wires,
of an angry dame among the foreign arrivals,
of an outraged wife who has come half
around the world, and gone half beside her
self in the anguish and shame of quest for
. faithless husband, who had forgot or not
transplanted across the Atlantic the vows
that held him to his home and wife in Eu-
rope.
She is in this country, and as fast as
wheels can sweep along the rails, will find
her way beyond the lakes. Our great artist
shrinks from the exposure His purpose is
made up she must be met on the very thresh-
hold Of this field of his fame, which must not
become the theatre of his shame and dis
grace IA sudden call to Europe" is the
sxtinguisher Of the hopes of music lovers
the great artist has fled
And not this alone. His two associate or.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-13

s,xsrIAR OccURRExcs.-The Ottawa Free
Trader says tina. Oliver Reynolds, aged twelve
A. Or. c. W. Reynolds Of South Ottawa,
a,o,pea in the Illinois river at that place
:. Ian. 18th, while bathing. His body was
.,.o,,rd next evening, near Utica. Says the
Free Trader;
singular to state, on taking him from the
..,r, one leg was found taken oil above the
-. the separation being done almost as
w. n,hlv and .ouarely as il done with saw
n ;u.r fac. has led to the supposition thar
~ bo, nav have been seized by shark or
-. .ams amer sharp toothed monster Of the deep,
~ w., s,sn the teeth Of dog or wolf could
hare severed the lime in so complete man
", 10 no, believe there are any sharks in
the Illinois river.