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srIcIDE.-We are informed by Mr. Bus
well, that Mr.. - Leighton committed
suicide, at Exeter, Friday last, by hanging
himself to bed post. He was 65 or 20
years OF age, and had several children, one of
whom he was living with. lie had been
slightly deranged for some time past, no fears
We're entertained Of his attempting violence,
-[Whig.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-30

DEATn FROM AN ACCIDENT ON SnIrsoARD.-
A boy named Charles Ray. Of Rockland. fell
from the fore-top,nast ero sstrees of the bark
Arthur, lying in Bston. last Saturday, and
fractured his skull. lie died at o'coek on
Monday morning.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-30

Three sperm whalers arrived at New Bed
ford in the twenty-fou hours ending Friday
morning. bringing 1900 barrels sperm OIL
During the last week eight whalers arrived
at that port, three OF which will lose TO their
owners about $4,000.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-30

Geo, f, son Of Capt. E, Richardson. of
Jonesboro, while playing with other boys
one day last week fractured the bone Of his
lie, badly. They were jumping from high
rock to the ground. Such an accident gu ght
to warn boys against engaging in such plays,
Il Machias Union.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-30

From the Niagara Falls Gazette, we learn
that mass of rock, earth and trees, parted
from Goa, Island, and went laundering down
into the chasm. This Slide was from tho
side o! that of last year, when several indi-
v'duals came near being killed. One Of tho
rocks will measure about sixteen feet each
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NEW qualifications.


TmE Farm; A Pocket Manual of Practical
Agriculture or How to Cultivate all tho
Field Crops. Embracing an Exposition OF
the Nature and Action of Soils and Ma
nures the Principles Of Rotation in Crop
ping Directions for Irrigation, Draining;
Snbsoiling, Fencing, Planting Hedges;
ect.; Descriptions of improved Agricul-
tural Implements Instructions in the Gull
t'vation OF the various Farm Crops How
to Plant and Cultivate Orchards, etc. -
With Most valuable Essay on Farm Man.
agcment. by the author Of" How to Be-
have, How to do Business, ~" The
Garden,' etc. New York Fowler and
Wells, 1853. Price, postpaid, in paper,
80 cents in muslin, SO cents.
To the readers Of " The Garden it is nee
essary only to say that this excellent littto
farm-book is by the same au thor, and is fully
equal in value to that popular mars,al. II
treats in clear, concise, and nIatter-of.f fact
way of both the theory and the practice Of
agriculture. 1t tells you how TO cultivate
all the common field crops, and, what i.
better, gives you the principles which under
lie all the practical operations Of cultivation,
50 that you can use and modify any practical
directions given with full understanding Of
what you are about. 1t gives not only the
how" but the "why" of farming. The
Knowledge which one will gst from it may
make difference Of hundreds of dollars in
farmers income in a single season No farm
er, and especially no young farmer, can well
afford to be without it. So much valuable
information for 20 little money VIC venture
to say can be found nowhere else. The ESSAY
on farm management, by J. J. Thomas, here
reprinted by the permission Of the author,
is alone well worth the prizes Of the book. 1t
is adapted to all classes Of people who are in
terestcd in rural affairs, and to all sections n
the country.
The series Of four "Rural Hand Books Z,
which this b,longs-.'The House," "Ths
Garden, ""Th, Farm" and domestic AMI
mals''-will be furnished to subscribers or
dering them all at the same time for 81
Address FOWLER AND Wells, 30S Broadway,
New York.
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Twenty persons were Baptized in East
Maehlas, duly 18th by immersion, by the
Rev. .. p, Tuckerman, of Portland, and ad-
mitted to the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Right hand Of fellowship was given by
Rev. Mr.. Soule.
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STEAMER Dikiao.--The steamer Dirgo
Capt Bartlett, arrived a, Quebec duly Goth.
She left this city the 9th. We suppose Capt
Bartlett, will proceed at once to attempt to
raise the steamer Canadian, now sunk in tho
St. Lawrence River Wing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-30

At n trial OF Fire Engines at South Bend,
Indiana, on the 9Th Of July, the following
plays were made:
South Bend, st. Joseph Co., No. ! (Hun-
neman) Isl feet
Cold Water, Excelsior No. l (Button) 1888
feet.
IAport No. . (JefFers) 2O5 feet 3 inches.
Union Co. No. 3, South Bend, (Button)
23l feet inches.
They all played through $50 feet OF hos.
The three first played through a rs pipe and
the last an inch pipe.
The Providence Post says Judge Clifford
presided at L. 5. Supreme Court at New
port, and that he WAS not long in winning
the good opinion Of the Bar. Rhode Island
is small State, entirely too small for the
Judge to expand to his full dimensions. 1t
is a happy idea to keep him in the states
having the smallest boundaries. He would
be in tight" place in Delaware
Twenty five persons were united with tho
First Congregational Churh, Bangor on Sun
day last
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A citizen of Hallowcll has taken fancy
to the head of dog that howls in his vicini-
". and offers a reward of FIVE dollars for
sight of the head, minus the body.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-30

Hiram P, Elsmorc, Of No. Is, while on
hunting tour, one day last week, shot a very
large bear.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-30

Harpers for August is received. 1t is al
ways good, and is always read. Moses Hale
has it,
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CAMPAIGN AMERICAN.

We will send the American from and after
this time, until the September election. for
p cents per copy, payable in advance.
Will our Agents take notice and send in
the names? No time should be lost.
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Hancock County Convention.

The American Republicans OF Hancock County
quesed to meet by their delegates. at the Court House in
Ellsworth. Wednesday the 18Th day Of August next,
at o'clock. A. NJ for the purpose Of selecting candidates
for County Treasurer County Commissioner Sheriff County
Attorney and two Senator's to be supported at the ensuing
State election Each town and plantation will be entitled to
delegate having 200 Inhabitants two deeg 800
three delegates; 1000 inhabitants four delegates;
1900 in hahtants, five delegates and ADDITIONAL delegate
for every ad iiona thousand inhabitants according the
o 1850, being the basis of last years Convention.
n. X. SAWYER.
WV. HOPKINS, County
JOHN BRIDGES,
N WALKER, Comm ttee
p. l.. HILL,
Ellsworth, July 2Sth. 1855.
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O0s Stemer9efes.
Sen AIeranbsr WpItf, AGpptat.

Da8 @eiee ron rieiem Sabre, betreien0 bic
ginnabme pon Steuern, 8!bt penn Collector ta5
9teAt, lonObl @ruupr alS au9 Yerjpnals 81,
genlbum fir parauf l%aiienpe unD ned unbe5ablte
Steuern gu perflufen. Bepor er ieDoA 5um
Sertauf lqreiten Darf, if eS feline Yilidt, DEN
b%eatltati9ten Yerfauf breiBig Sage 3upcr in
5pei td8ttaen 3eitun8en Bpeimal mobentlid an
5u5eigeu. Der Sdafer lpldeu perfauften 81,
sertbum8 iru beim Souf nur lppiel bonn Sauf.
9elpe be3ableu, al8 sur 1Dl6ung Der rsdltdnDi.
0en Steueru unO snr Dsduns Ger purh ben
0erfuuf entltanpeneu antOlten erforperlid it
9la9 8erlaaf zines SabreS unO zines Cages
jerrd icu Ger &dufer ben nod i6ulpenpen G5eil
pes Gaufgelpes b~e5abler, melder Dem fribereu
@isner Des @i9entb4nlS einsebanpist, poer
Dent Oprlelbe nlAt 3ufrIeoen 1T pper pas @elp
un3uuebmen ftp weiSert, ia Staats ? pper
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(@crreipOnOeu5 aus BaibinBton.)
Waibl1Jtpn, II. Sft.
g

nnta88freii4
Winl1enspertb rpdre e8, nenn 3%upeilen tibet
OieIeS uuo abnliHellnternebmen ELL paar j3eleu
ben Neder 5~ierten. SuBenpbitOuns lit Die erlte
8epin9uns, uus in Der 3afunft Die Si1er9eit
81 9enieBen, auf rpetAe Bir8er iepen 9taates
uno beionper8 zines republitlni den Staates
Qnlprud, 81 MAIDEN blben - IOl9t pieler nun
Der Antrieb 5ur ArbettiarHteit, 70 peroen uulre
Corners" balo Den Gfiteinen eQein 5ur Be-
maduug i6rig lein, unlre Sails unp3u9tbauIer
aber werOen ~pent5cr Wtenid)en gu Oeberber9en
baben.
Sir erfennen bteie8, branden ieoDG CUR Gr.
retdun8 Die e5 3lpedes teme groBarti3en Soltss
bauen. unl Gpncerte uno 8Iua Darin abbalten
gu fonnen uno nod mens9er Actien -QaBerbier-
baQen, um Die 8t(Ourt5 gu ~f6rD<rn. IS mol
len Shulen, A-SsS. Sau(en, I'M aQmdlis
oann gum y unc 3 gu tCmmen.
Siele Barger Don BajbinQton.
4n N. 9leo. Nie bic 0erren Sim
lenOer aus oer Samltlgs@9tr. be8 y8eder" ers
leben BADEN werpell, nabrnen mic BON Dem l6be
liden unternebnen Der Q~DaIbiu9tpner Guruses
nseinpe 9ebiprenOe Ncti5, lobaiO unS D~aIelbe
tetann: puroe. Die (0erren we2oeu un5 gu
Danf perpIlidten, wenn tie un8 5%upeilen einen
8eridt iber Zen Torti4rltt De8 llniernebmens
%6ufcnmen l~alIen.
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Standardization unselest perben iou. - Sn>
nerb1ib eines SabreS uno Cages ~inoelisn bat
Der fribere Gi9entbimer bes uerfaniten @isen.
tbnme5 oas 0iept, Daiielbe ourd 3urid3abluna
Der Sumne neblt 3inien, wel9e Der &duier
beim Saul erlest bat, wteoer ein5ulDien. =
OaS 0tedt, Gi9entbunl fir riifltdnOi9e Steuern
81 perfaufen, be6iebt lid auf 9runolteuer, Ppa.
ltel ~lteuern uuo Sruunen. (well and pump
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stnfu,,ft seS 9an,pfers
9feuere8 pcn europa.

CT. Sotn8, 10, Ottbr. Der Dampfer
I,iel fam bel Gap STAGE an nit 2irerpcpls9ta ADJ,
ridten bis gum 6. D.
Der amerifaniide Miniiter in China bate
li6 mad Sbangai b~eBeben. llnter Den 9iueliz
lAen Esuppen pttbete bic Gbolera,
Die 9to9rihten BON Salenti1 betrelf8 bes
Sabels mlreu unbelriept9en0.
Wdrfte. 2iperpopl, 6. Sft. SaumwrQe
rubis uup fatts. Brcoltpfe lepr flau. 9rcs
%pllicnen rubi9.
@pnIcl8: 964.
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. e @anth.

@ui9tu9tDn. Is. Stt. Soh9e1tellte
6reunoe Der 2lpminiitratiOn ipredeu liq D1fir
aus, paB man ben @rngrcB oirett UNI cine 8e,
wiuiBun9 8ebuis BON ltuterblnblun9eu iiber
ben Antluf &uba's angebe.
Stem 9 ort, Is. Stt, Sturmuu
Bermuda. Die Bate @li5a SarS, Die
Bermuda I'M 5. b. pertteB, bradte nur 3eitun.
gen bis gum 20. Sept. Die Aequinpctial.
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n
Syert0ufS &1n2elsSesa.
Bum gSerensrE

Sum SSerGamf.
sS 90 Aetr saa6 nit sutsn Sstauli8fetten, Is g!euen
&a3ssa son Der oTaoF race Der &anbrragt gao In Der eeIuu.
sss3;ls ceien, SsBen6, tlOM Afer an Der Northern Gtetral.
5&A1A5IlsnsaQh, 81 0.etlsn p0a Der otaSt mil Sebauben {;
~ A+sF an oeg atEea 6rsoertf JtUG3, cut ~Gngebaut; 107 Nder
Iat oHotDen 9epaHtt9isttea ana 1alagen. Iptrc asaen Gteea.
t9Hn1 IN ,er Sta9F etnsstaut@t; 8 Ider an pet aIten 8recerld
Neoo, q Itetis ppH lfoRnr ee SateS 1876 Maer Gm lBalbtre.
NnrSaHoDe5e, II 1tel'sn ban Der 1taes; 2 Jodufer IN 6pS.
atoIr.' mace &aafoeHrtr. l IN 29eh Gpm6ar9tr BIN 5ap.
StIelf.; IN SertngtpnEr. l IN 8~tcdtitr. 1 in prattnrdse :
l IN paopsfrtr 2 II @sui1er1qtr. unB meorere unbsre tn
psrlqieotntt @58enetn Der 6tapt. &sts sl parntetpsa tn
2eef @'diaapteFr.y WSnGnenr, t9as uno NtcGtperrsfir. nnt
oroaom@q. @rHns 81 Rtrtlafe4 ia . :papwas, Srunlsenter
3R perfauFen. 0lOGer uub 81 = r
<PIo-S NP. % BA2ettetra6e.
ha5~ %Staufbrtsfe ANtett-Gontrafte, Gefanen { uat anber,
i9tlttltae: aaptere, sSae gBaiisn' SertatS Isl d SsrSr
beltans hsfsrsk-
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Oa8 atlantiSOe RabeI.

Grinitp 8ap, IS. Oft. Yrpi. G9pnp.
Icn'8 Si9nale, lber Die man li6 Irliber peritdn>
oi9t bait Uerfeb,en, ir8eno cine Ssrbeieruns in
Der Ne3eptipn berUcr6ubriu9en. Sin neuer Ser,
lu4 miro am Wtittlppt 9emaAt werben.
0e}etHnet
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Itirne waren iebr befttB taleltf uno oauerten
rlrbrere Gage, inOem per g8inO mandnlal Die
@epalt eiues Osfan5 annabnl Der S1cner
0iaip1tba, Don bier mad @uaoeleupe beltluult,
9erietb 60 WfeiIen welt(i9 BON Bermuoa in cen
Sturm uno wurbe 10 bei6dpist, oaB er tsbula
Der 0feparatur III 0amlltcn elnlauleu muBte.
Is btlabelpbta Is. Oft. Die NeaS
bling @15ette fitnoi9t bic @rneunurl0 De8 S0bn
CLANCY 5one8 Goes bur6BeiaQenen 2econlpton
IApinplera) gum @eianpten in Oelttei9 an.
Gtnctnnatt, Is. Sftbr. Die beribnlte
Salpny3 8etfabrt 3mllAen 6errn @ooaro uAp
perrin Stetuer be9ann beute Jta1mlttag. Sie
ipollen bret Gage III Den 2lften blciben. 6elr
Sellman pcn Der Ga6stte ltIe9 ppr ibnen IN es
mem tlginen 81Ipn auf.
got 2put5, Is. Sft. Die 5weite Il :
berlanbpp(t FAM bier am Sam5tag 91aGt
ben Californian an init 8rteien BIG gum 20.
Sept., cher feiuen 3eitunsen. Die brittle
Polt fam 0ieIe Jtaat an na1 etner 9lelie BON
rs Ia9en. sic brtu9t Nadridten Don Sort
SInttb big gum 8. B., wcrnad ELL 3reffen 5ipt=
lHen ben Ser. ct. Gruppen unO Den @aman=
DIES ltatt fdno. Die 0t19ridten BON Santa Sc
8eben big gum II. Sept. IS bate Elm ueueS
0efe4t nit Den Snoianern ltattSefunDcn, nobel
6 Jnptaner 9etOotet uao 2 Sploaten perpunpet
murpen.
Son Wertcp.
wsOrleaus, IS. Ott. Na6ri9ten
rcm Gra5p5 bis gum IA. b. beltati8eu, OaB Bi,
pauEri (oer @bef Der 2tberalen) Don OtiramOn
9eiAla9en wurOe. Die Sdla9t pauerte pier
gage bel Nbualu8cO. S,Daurrt 500 li9 naG
Wl0nterpb 5urld unp berettete etnen leuen Wus
9rtff ao| Wilrampn rcr.
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GieidDGftS.W rpffnunn

I@a8, ba8 btlli9 # alIer Ni6te
absr nur far 0teentstn, pslAe f6 bic SasrBbren unb u6tbi.
8 fillmore uab S%rCntfraBs anitafen.
Wtetaen 0fsunren uno sSefannten, fpwte benz 9ublifum
Gberbdupt, eridube i6 mir hte 8emertund al noMen sas ~
mir nur pn Der resliten 8ebtenuns Bite JfeDe len fam. NEIL
aue @rbeuen burdb nstne si8enen Sanbe aeben. wv
lE- NRepara ureu, iOpte iOaittse Weetau- u rbetten Yserpe td
IA 6aea ais mSaltb eetVr9en,
&~us14,3mt sSPGs. Stu n ab utn.
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Serl0ugf na1D GSeIacbt.
,Oeiuf.

Die .. fbaa9. rel. Game 1ae m 14ltimore, $40, faGt einea
be .t92a Eebieg, orr q tetu4ttge 5eataa e6aaaHa aeapdea bar.
geFenten wolea I'D an ben 1tntsrji9aetsn weaoen Gnb TIRE
3eu8aiBe b~arlegen, 0er3beraer,
Sui3,fD pfsrrtr.
G,Gta,tnneti 8epu6lteaner" II. y9btlab. grts prem" ccyire
ium oetrGg S9H 81 unb lRt6e 5te6anng Elm
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ySeue >~gat5slQess.

sE- Der Ser, peIber ~unidn8t BEN mb 3snttt5tn 10 der"
far ie:ntn 5ruosr in EattO. @Odnt9 beNeIte, IN freunp!t vt er.
iuDt in Der gteflr = iGc uprlufpry en-.
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9adfunaH
9aa:e9Ge.

@febrfeists baln auFeeforoert uap uabsem bereits 200 Sin.
t9stl: stset@an.t, Miro nuRGegr ter 8erttutese 5t1cten 8au.
Strstn Np- 5 ms teben trsten uao ii Gf Dlttrp 30 ben 20. ,.
Sparpltr:, bic etft Netilmu!Ins SIR 3 iratpuag uno Nnna6.
me oer @onfit4tt'n, 2paol Der Seamtea &c. fetse tBt, MOAN
y elenl9en, weI3s berettS ben StitSttt 9eiefbnet, lpltt Aae,
~e'Ne etaent .euf IteSera;e @runpias: bafrien oanperetae bst
5utreEen nagi4en. f~reInp!tbt eng taota perpea.
2. Wplt. ~. . GmmeebG9 Ok. eIenewstb,
WlOAl s.. ULeRrlth. &. s. 8theL -
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Ga DerIillethen

81 Detnllethen {:
Gin 8srannttses, tapestries 3hamsr in Der Mt!te Der Gtabt
tptrb IA etnen pber 3lDet olrtea kiatg permietbet. 3taberes in
Ger QGedeusOffre. S1l3Iw
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StenestSeIuh.

Gin julSer WtanH, rei&er ber eeatGGen unb snaltfGtt
Sprabe ma0tt8 1T unb cir 2 5aDteu fOrtwdortnb IN stnsn
anhanot8tn LSirtbsbaus ais 8alte.p r. beI3Gftt3t Har. fu6
cine SieAs. - . feltn bele3e man In pg QGsGes.O flee al
3uQtbEu. ~ ~
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ISL

JalttlaDfe, Dan IS, O.lHber.
Sn Bttrddt auf bic @rffaung eincr ugBerlanD- pDfrpute
adQ td'tiornteS une peu pahsf leinitaeu 5alrtglh 5e3!nn
eeS Oitnfes bar Ae euaniepecsNtnte, eriuAt naa @0t6eparte.
nent bic SSrett,r Dn Sriefen nit bar Nhrete ~begIel6en 3u
benneEfen NIT 1pelIer State le ~Oeieiben %6efDr9err baeea Dpua n,
'nipt er pptG DterlaSp", via GebWantepec" pbtr ,Sa pa,
mama. son Mfprrts Dp9mef1er. 8 WO
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Sa,1DDf5
100000 SUP 8au u1o S6reiner6of,,
100000 SGinpel uno 2atten gum @erfauI.
&otr l-ttea biz &uInerfiamie;t pIn!tLiAer RGnbtn cut I'M
ltre 3rc5e sstsoeria5e son 5aR. un0 jiuBtGtS 1Oa alien Nrten
A9a"tit1tsa una @r9Ben. - Qtr fBastosu rstbtaautn Baa.
p9lB. Mao SeIslun8, un6 Itsisrn 5easerrabRcn, Itursn.
&thTalna8sh Hh6 20oetaF5e't 81 5abtttprciieu. Sgre9et sSr
IN Hatetm 2o.j4oEf, gto. lilo QtBpttr. S3srite, pDer @6t Son
Jea25~S Burns & Sloan.
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Saltimpre SOusenocfeQfcbd al

O"ttN'1tUIS SVWUHeHBtFVN 10 WfI*
Otenftag ZEN 10. DIT. Rnbet Dpn 9 l9r Wtcr8tns an df
aNlefin Sbussn6ofe Gin 9retsl ttesen fatt, all wei6rm H&
ieeeS atttps wts pafltps Wttr3Iteb, pena ss ~foatefens bis 2 ubr
anr BEN phase III. be.bstigea fIau. SGbee ant Sdie6en
aPtt!nepmeahe bat etaen 1e8snhane ale 9rets etn;ultefern,
SeplnHt page9et aa5 etaen pretS. =
SIN AGftta8s beS 9auptraun$
S@D s. Ereb, Sefr,
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OeutiWeD
1rbeit Ng@GDetGnng8 S3nreau.
Abame3lEtaBe 200. 55,
49,. 81 .EHl. - Co. L. n IL

~UIETNVIEAWDN NV JJg
1tnter luftar Ger 0cuEf8sa @eCea4aft."
Que Dietegt8al, welbe 1euiWe 2aatmerftr, Mrbstter Dbs,
Dtfafsotea 80 9s4a tl8en naHl4eg, fOote al bcatfGeu Ar.
bsirn4sF2tn no4ta I'D, perf9atI9 06sr tx franttrten 8titfsr
an ban A5enteH 9er 3eie4l ali, 0rn. >. IS. % III q,
|ppff Rp. % 19ameslr. enpen, uoeg9ef uaent5e!S lid
inafu1f- grfAz;i9 mr.
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@ancrzO cpartemeut.

Observation-Disclosures.
Nle ttejentgsn geVipusn, welae nnt DIR aDaFer. Nsute TN
fnb, iOerben sriUar re1t baIb tpren Yfrpfr d,i uns
zen Ha1jufpnnte1. ipteri8eafa46 tDnsa MAO per betre1 enc "a
Staets Groinance, saS g0ant: eaE3pgen @irD.
NOW 0. Stspenipn, B4ne1.Gs, t1rdtpr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-19

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harut 3 Ntstieu Don Ger Stapt an Der 9inttcO 9apab. Dtan
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-25
Santa Anna,

The prolix and egotistical manifesto OF Santa
Apna from ST. Thomas nanifests in every para
graph the unconqusrabIe hankering OF a spawned
Old political stager TO hobbe once more on the
arena from which he has been often driven in dis.
grace The form Mexican dictator seems to have as
completely buried bis iuGaeDce as his leg, to which
he makes an aiiusion DOT quite as pathetic that
OF Anthony 10 the rent Ia Caesars mantle. The
cnp OF power opee tasted. produces an intoxiCa
ti"n that nothing short of death seems able to sub
Que Here Is this poor old Santa Anna. with his
oae leg, not coatsnt with tagging '.super aaous gu
The stage" bat prsetieing bis worn out demagogu
cal honrishes of affection for his dear Mexico with
the hopeless ss.iduity Of faded belle, striving
Win patches and powder TO hide the honorable
maria af ri,Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-25
Things In Norfolk,
CORRESPONDENCE OF The RICHMOND DAILY D1.P,

$500 ]''N''"iS Ahi'A
NORFOLK. June - 1858.
The Mayors Court was crowded this morning
TO hear the testimony IN the case of the Com mon
wealth vs.. Charles McCrosseu, charged with mali
ciousiy asSaulting and beating Francis Remic on
sunday last. : :. Stntbs, Esq appeared for the
Commonwealth aud T. T. Chopper. Esq for tk,,
prisoner. number Of witnesses were examined
And the accused committed to answer at the next
term of the Corporation Court. Application for
bail was Tetu sed
The Circuit Court was occupied until O'Clock,
this afternoon in the case of Martin mem Ioned
YESTERDAY. The Court then took recess for the
purpose Of partakng of refresh neuts. returning
20 their iahor7 in short time. Previous to this
rec g.. Gen Geo, BLOW, q mmonwea.thi Attorney
fJr State had opened TIC argument and had teen
followed by I. I. Chopper for the defence
Alter the recess, Mr.. j. IL. Chandler occupied the
attention Of the Court in an able and feeling effort
# an hour lorg. Gen Blow then CLOSED the argu-
meut, and az 81 ocIuck the went to the jury,
who returned az Q o'clock with verdict of-N T
GUILTY. disposition to applaud WAC suppres,t d
hy the Sheriff, and Martin and Price taken in
charge and committed 10 jail for SAFE keeping,
they having expressed fears of Burke's friends
1t is rum0red here that two OF the eight new
sioops of-war are to be built here. We hope this
may prove correct for the sake of the large mum
Der OF men who have been recently discharged
and who are now anxiouSv awaiting-Ike Mr.
Mlcawbcr--"for something to turn up"
TIE organ intended f)r the new Catholic church
in this city, has been received and is now being
put IN trorn the number of pieces and their
SIZE, II is perhaps the largest in the State Ii il
forty feet high and twenty feet wide has forty TIVE
stops has three rows of keys, with four and hs n
ocl"ves each two octaves of foot pedestais, with
sixteen feet OF open pipe, sixteen trombone and
inleiana Competent workmou are here to ut 1,
up, who say II Will cost, when completed "a 500.
The Saratoga, lately gone into commission
dropped down to Hampton Roads yesterday after
noon.
This has been the warmest day of the season, a nd
the Judge and jury have suffered much # om the
crowded state of the court room. Ia haste,
PERCUSSION.