, 1859-07-20
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~Ns. Whiscsidcs wax dispatched Ia New
York with nearly million of State bonds with
Instructions to sell them. But the bonds had |
few or no purchasers; when, finally, he applied
to Aacalisscr and Stehbins for n loan. This
was strictly IN accommodation loan, Is aplcdgc
for which Ar. Whitesldes placed in their hands
nino hundred bonds fSaj0, ,000) as collateral.
TINS transaction was not authorized by the
staie+ The bonds were not yet hypothecated.
1t was as il you should procure on an energen-
fsc bushels Of wheat till such time as you could
pay yfortardour. Ideyt Eas nothing 9f Ike nature
Of hypottttss&ioa about Il and 90 tho State re.
garded it at the time"
This makes up an Issue at once with our ac-
credited photographers rs, to what,a "hy-
pothecation" ! ia: And If Webstsr's unabriagcd>
is M authority on lint point We commend the
Tms* to page Ell, ,of: that VALUABLE work: i:
"NTPoruEcA11oS.-Thea ag4 of :pledsing III n
security for debt, without parting with tie i'm.
mediate possession. differing in This last partic-
u!ar from the simple pledge"
But no,!.er question as to hypothccation
demands the attention OF the Timer. Did Gov.
Matteson :lsypothecate the proceeds Of TWO
HUNDRED AND TTENTy- THREE THOU
SAND dollars worth Of sto1en canal c,ecks and
fictitious iase7est 10 Auditor Dubois for tho cir
c,llation q his banks? Let us havc 1ittlo
hair1sptitting On this point
Rerlls Of Journalism.
The New York Times Of Saturday, the l6th
inst, contained n leading editorial on ''Thc
Defensive Square Of Austrian Italy," which
seems 10 hare been made up Of d lender On
the famous Quadri}ateral, an editorial On Eng
2ish Politics. disquisition on elJows in their
connection with the finer feelings Of human
nature, and q raking review Of Gon. Cass'
xicws ol citizcnship-the whole shaken up in
a basket and picked out for the compositors BIZ
q Mnd man under high nervous excitement.
The result as might be supposed, is moet gro
tesque. Ne select a few paragraphs at run,
dom:
But II nature has done much for the strate-
Ete square," at has done more. Austria has
neglected nothing which might assure her do.
xalnion oter The tedters Of The Daau5e She has
done all in her power to favor the development
<9t Europe, tsAich i Ae pacific Development Of
Eagtd'1.; She has dealt with edged toola-
boldly, TT not, tos tee9 sure, il ~ster raaity.
In l646. Peschicr1 WAS captured By tie Sar-
can be no doubt that the Frcuch bore away
from tue first 6ght Of Magenta ycry question:.
blc compliments. At Ghis ti,.e az !Saydiuia0s
under tAe Ouks u Genoa, *cxe rtady To- defend
M fa~s as 4"adri1ets.ak To-day the quadrilat-
crai ~ esas.d so0'@." ~: !"
'' The nain merit of pcschiera is thst this
furtress lies on au island, aud was captured by
tue Duke Of Genoa ia 1915. 1t this time the
:sardtnians crossed the Miucio after several
hours hard fighting; and if We follow the wind.
aegs Of tue Minc;o tcs shall find COUNTLESS eUoso&
places like Sulianza, Nolini and Borghetto!
These places NIKE up the base of tho allied ar.
my The line Of tic Mincio is the base of the
new campaign We arc about to open"
A!eFA battle OF several hours. duration, the
up the course It tss Sne;s ~ ~ eteu Il aSae
stum1rat!s eOosos torn.td ~ Tie *y.npnthy Of
yoatA Defended by. N'urnser in ls97, Austria
SURRENDERED to NAPOLEON III. in 1867. Not
~ahstandiag The toll spent By Austria On the
spot, tot sho~td haze tedratd That ne aftprofect-
"a tya joreiga J<et tu4de"ty coming .tp on orr
4dtsaea cfcitistnkA;p. 4 canal cuts .8lnntua il.
a~o: bu1we nay .A2y oa ths most cordial CaJinet
-Q4Ha*ter cf fAt aete f'ot0er III Engldnd.
The Erening Post justly remarks that tile
only literary parallel to this luminous expo
sition Is Foote'S famous jingle Of words run.
'''.s ''ua
once there was an old woman went into the
garden to set some cabbage to make IN apple
l'te. ,i Sast thsn GREAT she bear ecncs up, and
So he died: md she marr|pd tfs IN hsrher he s'P ana
there were present q the wedding the Jiccanin
dTum h;mxe,f ;, e. ana Tue Gsapd psn3an.
the top; and they fen to playing tue game d Of
of H.. TT saS e en-: .l tae gunpowder run out
we nrcs,,no I'M 7;.n.. ,-o,,i :; :
ccin,s far I'm ,..t ona,t,~ s =" .,rTs. 80 - ~
rcca11ino II, ,,+;o,a IT,, -. ~ ~ ~. s. -, ~
question te cm,,arrass;n~ nace.s,tr aasa,,.as rs
upon it tn oxnl,;,, hou ;te ..;,,.s-;.;, ,e.~. :
olacc on its cditorial nare Tho Past sn~1o.ts
that atl.e new camrs;Gn !, ,gs a,c a,s,,,t i
opcnu was in1tendcd to rcoa tho no,r e1.n
1,agRs-a6 o1sF6I;o6 wii1cb 7tN1aazaz s,,sm
supertuous. We nabctt,: :, tho ,thx,s., 10y H.,
palts Of four dItranont ,rt;r,cs ,,a~a w.. T., 'a'
hands of the printers with !, ,o.t: ,;r &''o =.
orthog7npby. b,,t m fiiac,ot;oa ~ ~, ~. - ~
rk,iut or arntav uou.,.n~ -, ~, |''
been. we ancv xe, yo.,- .u..t
ill dsy ate. ,te .,,n.,.,,,.. - .,,. 49,. GU
ticle On thu nof.nsiro saua.o '' :s' "'-
-. =.-=:::3-:.s.@-:
~, sHe -, ana tae Atlantic Nfo9thly.
's ao'aoes " tAe Aaa"t'e u onthly
u s = 'e1s aolo and interesting paper
.,&e - ~ non'as rome !, second Appearance
~ 0 oni!t,o s'atos IN which the few CLEANS
u ''ent aaa y Ao many and deep shadows in
' e.aEef were discussed in spirit Of TO-
UT tnoatt.altsy and the language Of first class
<oto'aon Sense. II there was any character
fstic Of Tho article more marked than its gen.
orat evidences d sagacity and discrimination,
II WINS tho jHstaess Of tia wtiters estimate Of
tllis "aposte u hcc-ttinkinc tinkets il NJ he
il nptly styled by the 1taatc manifested hv
studous carc in aenarat;,o p.;,. a.. 49,.
- +e'Patanns rams tue de'st,
from faane the demUcrnt,-Paine the author
at tire ~ Hipltn of a{ar ,, f,,n, pa;n. ~.
-, ., A'm a'ne u'e soa4-
10" anu coucated bungler Of the "Age Of
Rcason.r, Yet we ol,serre TINT +ha A,k,nt;1
.,;,,. ,s'...:.
'""E'e 1@s st17eo up a good deal Of grief
among certain religious Journals and minister's
ri thu ,ox,., ..s.s. n.--,-.~.
e spf9!'t. "!tose ose4.feso!sterlqnasm, re arc
ftatrA IN e~.- =. u.u.u1