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Henry Griffin, Druggist, Commis-
sion Merchant and General Agent. Corner Of
Washington and LIST Street.
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
C0RRES NDEN CE.
Written for the Smyrna Times.
Eastern Shore Inventions.

Mr.. EDITOR In my wauderings on the
Eastern Shore of Mary laud, have learned |
something of the mechanical inventions of
couple of gentlemen quot stray Yankees, but
natives to the "manor born,'') which think
deserve passing notice. One of these gen.
tlemen is Mr.. John Robertson (of ELY, a farmer
living near SharptOwn, Somerset county, Md
One of his iuventions is a Corn Planter, so ar
ranged that with it one team and person crosses
the ground, drops aud covers the corn, and rolls
the furrow, performing the work usually re-
quiring four persons dropping the grain at
the Will OF the operator, aud with a regularlty
and precision that cannot be equaleG by hand.
dropping. This corn planter costs from SIS to
$2O. Mr. Robertson has also invented wood
en- railway fastened together with a peculiar
scarf renderng it perfectly firm when connect
ed, but easily separated and removed This
rad is built al a cost of - per lUO yards, and
is Of great value in getting timber out cf boggy
swamps and bringing sW amp muck to firm land
to be used us fertilizer; it would also be
great saving in filling up bottoms and ravnes
in railroad grading. 10 connection with this
road he has Truck for getting out timber, and
dumping car for removing earth and muck
The dumping Car costs about Si:35. A man can
move on this road load greater than horse
can draw on an ordinary road.
Another invention worthy ofattention is that
of Mr.. Alfred Bryan, near Queenstown, in
Queen Anne's county, Nd. This is a machine
for raising mud from the bottoms of creeks and
deOosting it on the shore, tr6m whence it may
readily be carried. This machine consists of a
strong, rough frame OF stout tmbers, placed on
the shore, easily taken down and removed from
point TO point, with capstan ohaius and cast
iron bucket; worked by two horses or mu.es
The bucket (Which for TWO hurse machine
will hold twenty bushels) is carried the dis.
tance required from shore, dragged on the bot
tom till filled, and then brought over the de-
Der is placed to touch trigger attached to the
bucket, the bottom opens, down slips the mucky
load, the bucket closes and onward moves tc
its appointed task With one of these machine;
two blind horses aud lazy attendant can raise
twenty bushels of mud 'or every ten minutes
the machine is operating. The cost of two
horse machine is about $500.
Both of the above Inventors are inteligen
farmers, and doubt not will take great plea.
sure in communicating with any of your read
ers who may be desirous of having Information
in regard to their inventions. G.
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08

and interesting incidents. In both the recent
cases, telegraph lines from west 10 east could
be worked without the batteries, SO abundant
was the electric fluid moving in that direction,
as 1t then happened. More decisive proof Of
the true character of the phenomenon could
not be afforded. Electricity is always abun.
dan'ly dlliused over the globules of va Dor which
iill the lower atmosphere in summer, and when
these are suddenly condensed in showers, with
dry surrounding strata, the quantity set free is
great, and it explodes in violent discharges to
the earth; or to nthAr ot-- n in tho air Wh.D
general rains reduce the atmospheric vapor Of
these and higher lattudes at the approach oil
The cold season, electricity must be abundantly
set lice TO return southwark, or to descend te
the earth. This is undoubtedly the simple ex
planation of the display of light which we cal
aurOraS
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
\ Dress shoe for Tic Ladies'

There exists, no doubt different o,tinf, rs 10 :, hal
Constitutes lndys Dress Shoe OF Boot hiaay fancy
Inc m"Ocrn CATER or Boot TO be prrtlcs sunClhlnk
III" Jenny Land Boot or Is skin; olncr, Ihc hlileaer
The slipper &c. Experience has taught ir The French
Lasting 'TallerIs considered The most perfect Dress
cho" iaiy wears, anu has been the leading Dress
Shoe thc most lashI"tanie circrs lor wears 50
lar a. II, AT Io"t Is rOuctrcdI l. am IN hralt oI the
Ladies TINS Summer the iiury y-culured Caters IN
pDlHi ui numbers, Will Ivrrn rs "A Dress >hpp fan
mire IA ~ mtt, "tacr kinhs OF SHOES pu Iuselhcr-
rs u t"c ictnnI CntDrS thai Will hr wutu The tan.
nrS. both !tr. adj i5ht we'll as the dark ashes
~ roses whit K" Inc lead Yet there no pme color
tril NI'i oc "Nldrrcd ds directly taking the lead IN
lasn"u II ia N"ll known fact la ladt : CiaIcr.
Whtn ~ Ide EpJi llslIlg and prO ,,rlv NM orrlh
err VIII uHi We II any other kind Dress Shoe and
Is the cheapest IN lIe long run have nOW ON hand
laHt'SH "i All Kinds, h"d Various cnlur~ have a
cara ol one uuiIif"d Hnd luTty different CuOrs and
sianPS Ol cu1rS O French aud Eu.i.h lasting OtIi
row ir The lnSPrCtUn ct the Indies; and irons Tins
aSSofnthl O c"l"rs lady caiIoI help getting any
color she may wish - snatch her dress. $50 tan aud
Dfrh%e-cooicd hb"c o mhte up III abundance IA
pfc.'y shoe, and yet neat fitting, easy shoe is to be
pra ed tor how often has IL been said hearing
II have sore c"rfIs On my feet, and by the ladies, II.
mosi cdScs NIne ladies out Of every ten before the
age .! - from the most re.sonaDle calculation, hayc
their ic"l suffering from C0rns, Surh Is really the
facts and what Is the cause of IhIs! iow o!Icn is IL
the Case with the gentlemen. we'll IA, the ladies
lhty &C. IA i'ar II shoes Wear them u tpartnlly they
It anI t!a hrs thing they kIuy tr r corn are on,
the feet. The fault of tins >lr, Is niI ~ the 1 d.
bnt IS IA the cut oi the shoe. \, tI-iIrcr Il person
can have par Of shoes tht Nill iii M.l from an
Pearahcei aHd yet cuae 10 IT, some yIrS oi The
sh"e are tpp large, and set loose on the uuI and ut
parts are - ughi as lne Cpr.i> , nnIou> hirh
Is lot the nuIt at the ln,t huI t" lu uI The ma
k"r A. an ihslance, par ul or ,pcs Iiai are
property cut ana pat together. WiI sci smooth and
ln"k wen 30 the eye. upon the ppt. They Will moi
rang aud INI>r l1psrlr al!er being worn ell Times,
Id furthermore, viii not create cOrns the foot If
those WAC nave tender feet aud corIIs and bun,ons
VIII give rs "a AL We Will soon convince them how "A
shoe viii H' rteite c'r'i aud yet look well Oh III.
foot Ga 1t ILA \IGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store, No.
10 West >ero1d street, Wilmington, Del.
May -, 1853.
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08

ONE PRICE CLOTHING, OF all the latest
styles, and made in the best manner expressly
tor Retail Sales.
JONES u Co. of the CRESCENT ONE PRICE
CLOTHING STORE, 60I Market Street, PhiIadel
ON each article. All Goods sold or made TO order arc
warranted satisfactory, and our Oae Price system is
strictly adhered to- We believe this 20 ls, ihe oulv
air way OF dealing, as thereby all are treated alike
| oc28-ly cO4sNIorket st P6iiodoI,hio
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
DIR. HAMPTON'S
Compound DEEsrqs33c Pills

Are highly recommended by eminent physicians, as
r"'o 1rrIaln, speedy and permanent cure for Gravel
Structures and all other diseases ar arrangement Of the
bladder and hdness. Price Fifty cenIs per bon
Sent to any address free ON receipt of price
Address DIR. J. Il. HAMPTON y CO,
No. iU5 Spruce street, Philadelphia.
Also, Proprictors and Manufacturers of
Dr. llampton's Anti Rheumatic Mixture,
Medtciied Cough Syrup.
The Great DesdeGalum or H.lr KesIorer.
aug2j, - Pm
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends to run
Baggage Wagons & Hacks toand from the Rail
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
gage, &c. He expects to locate in the west
part Of Smyrna, where all orders will be thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
0C.5- lie will also run Wagons to and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels.
Thankful for past iavors, he hopes to merit
and receive liberal share of the public patron
age. EBENEZER LURTY.
Dec. l9,"59-tG
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
DIR CNNESEMAN.S PILLS

W : The Conin"ncen nj OF new III the treatment
OF Hose irregularities aud nbJIurtunla which nav
consigned 50 maHy IJ i,l'4 ltc yu,.ug lie beau.
uiuI ami the beloved i'a "c.uIturp ti,tvr. 80 I..
male c,n envy g,nd H .';I ,r-> -ne l. regular an!
Whenever an "i~Ir""l''H G.hes place The = e-ncra'
health brguu~ To '"' Inc
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are the most ell, ruat
remedy ever known Tor All coma plants peculiar to Fc-
males. 10 all classes they are tuvaIuallp inducing
WIN certainty, pcrI0dlcai regularity They KNOW
I" thousands, VINO have used them at dIl.renI periods
throughout The country having the snicIlun ui some
O It' in1sl eminent PhyslrIou> III Anrrida ExrIIru
drccl"ns StaFns when, and when they should nuI be,
used win c'ch i'h-ihe Pncc One Dollar each box.
containing 10 Pills
valurhie P1mphlel, In be had free Of the Agents
Pills sent hy mail Prnpy hv enclosing price To tn,
General Agent. sid ~ JAMES p. HOfFECKER
Smyrna, AMI 10y Dr gg'>,s generally
X Is. ilU iClllNGS General Agent,
iebl7 ly l6j Chambers 81 New York
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
MARRIED.

On the l4th ult., by Rev. Mr. Jerman, Mr..
HENRY j. RICHARDSON, to Miss MARY ANN
MArTsON, bpth of Kent CO., Del
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
Important to I|clnaics.

DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS The comLi.
nalIDn of mgr lie ils these Pills are m result ni 4,
l"Iig and a\t"a~lv" nrtcucr They rrrarlid n ;lcIi
Operation HEd c. ram IA correcting al irr EuiaIlcS
PImiui NeustruatI"us reno, lng nil olSirurlfnrs
whether lr I'm ru or otherwise. hpadGcp pain ln he
sd", plIpH .tpt % lhc heart WhIIes all nervous n f.
icrohs Mysteries iligue, pam IN the back and nis
"c, disturbed 'IrrP Wac! arise from mtGrruIlI.n Of
nature,
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
miscellaneous Advertisements,

miscellaneous Advertisements
sugar Evaporations, Kettles.
CauIdrons' Clarifying Pans Steam Coil Ko,r'.
M. Sklmmers, DiPpers, Molds, Straipers
Filters, Saccharometers THERMOMETERS o,o
"I'h lhl'thht4Oh upon the subject Of making SI,C,p
- etc., from Chinese Cane hI'
4allaVlIg arranged with liodgeFs Free d Co. ofCi
eIhha' w. Tor license to Manufacture their Imn,o,
sugar Cane Mil' ana Sugar Kettles and having pr'
cured patterns from the above named mann,r,s prp-
can furnish on short notice any article IN the L,
Sugar Making Apparatus all well tried and n@ VI
most reliable kind Also, S,OTFS LITTLE GA Se me
Mills for Grinding Corn in the Cob '''" NJ
For Catalogue and Treatise on Smear ,,o
lnoOse Postage Stamps, addressed ''e' e''''
JAMES NEALL.
Spring Garden Iron Works, Cor I7lh d Coa,..s,.
July 2S-3m pm ,',,''.. ~o"'ts SIs..
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08

AmA"s tue many restorative es .hch uatur, as sun.
Piled to relieve the Affections OF humanity there is no
more iavorlie one for certain class of diseases than
the "mediclnal gum OF the Wild Cherry Tree; but
however valuable it is its power heal TO soolhe 10
relieve and to cure, is enhanced Ien.oId by scientific
and Judicous combination with other ingredients IN
themselves of oqua! worth. This happy mngling ex
lists in that
coordination and form indeed"
OF medicine known as
Dr. sVisGar's EsaIsaEM Of Wild
Cherry,
! " ".ose value in curing Coughs, Gods, Bronchitis.
Wnooping Cough CrOnP, asthma, Pulmonary Alice
! 'io" anu incplent Consumption. is Iuestmahe.
HOME TESTIMONY.
| BosToN, April 49, 1852
| (Nu. 4S Union ST
| Mr.. Seth w. wle-DEAR SIR:-YOur invaluable
medicine. eau truly say, has literally suaIched me
from The grave. Last July was attacked by sudden
Cold, winch resulted in Il very severe Cough with
violent Pam III the side and Chest. | became 50
much rednced that my friends frankly told me that
must die. AT this CRISIS, heard of Wslar's Balsam
OF Wild Cherry and immediately sent for a bottle -
| The elect produced was Iaueed wonderful. NV phy
SIclan one at the most respectable Boston " no had
previously 10 me thai wa, h"lcitss came in
aud lHi1rmcd huH WlaI had taken. lie examined
,he Balsam, and All sed me 10 Continue The use 0I il
since which time have Continued 10 improve daily
aud the same physician vino had gwen rne Mp lrId me
g." d.:'+ ~'r, q, t.at I'..i .,tt,, mr,,, vrurs
N"':... ,nh .tGW =.
"t 'at '.i'.e..n..t &C. .s. .,u.h ~ t,, iial,
Slt't H al. '!,S INu ~ TIA iu.I.te ul
Iahiiy, WtL. M BENNErF,
Il MAItTilA BENNEFH,
Nonc genuine unless gued BU IT'S Oh the wrap
per,
Prepared by SETH w. FOWLE & CO., Boston
tnd Tor safe by j. P. iipl, ecker and p Mansfield
Nml rna u ". Spcer LeI.rsic; }. l. iIcvtrn LllIl
Green Landing James E0Wgt N Snuaud d. +. BurtOl
Dover; rhrmtS simpson. Camden; James Cock, Ere
derca Jacob Y. tuuk aud i. +. iil.umersley, Mi
ford; J. II. y W Vlnliesel ClIrk's Corner, and b
Dealt gtneruiV IN2S I'm
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08

FINE WRlfING.-rhe appearance Of an Aurora
Boreals has Afforded newspaper editors aud reporters
all over the country. an opportunity 10 get of son
specimens Of very fine wiring. IN which the eniire
stock Of djeclves in The language has been exhaust
ed In this torrent and whirwnd Of hghialulin il Is
relief aud pleasure fall back upOa plain. vigorous
Ango-saxon and note in simple phrase the fact that
the most beautiful and durable garments for gentle.
men and youths 10 be found in The country, those
made at the Brown Stone BlOthIng Hall Of ROckhIl q
Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08

3 or A fine new Feather Beds,
weighing about go lbs each for sale very cheap, for
cash, Uy J. X. WILLIAMSON, West Smyrna Del
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
D. G TAYLOR 4 Co.,
HGrdaCGre,

A good lot, embracing Carpenters Tools
Locks, Screws. Hinges, &c, sold at cost by
TSCHUDY g. COLLINS, in Smyrna. FARM
ers and Builders will take notice-the stock
includes such as used for building purposes.
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
Cards of Business, &c.
BuSiNESS GARD.
GEORGE w. CUHENEENS.

=" W W
OFFICE on Main street, first door above the
I" Bank of Smyrna"
nEALS in all kinds of Grain and Seeds,
A. Stocks, Balls Of Exchange, Drafts, CHECKS,
and Specie; Guano, Lime, Plaster, Brick, Wood
&C., &c.
His Vessels ply regularly between this, ard
Philadelphia and New York, prepared to bear
any Freight at the lowest going rates.
Smyrna, March 81, lS58-1y.
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
.Mackerel and Herring

For sale by LEWIS & BROTHER, corner Of Main and
Commerce streets, Smyrna De-. o2s
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
DIR. CHARLES PERKINS

ID ETURNS thanks 10 his friends for their kind pa
IL trOnage hitherto bestowed upon him. and respect
fully requests continuance of the same. Prompt
attention will be given TO all of illness entrusted
10 his care.
lie will be in HEAD OF SASSAFRAS Every Az
ternOOn, between the hOuts of and o'clock, and
any word left with Mir h. Pryor, will meet with his
immediate notice and attendance, unless proessIen-
ally engaged
Head OF Sassaras, Md, June g. l859.-3m
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08

DAA&A%3
In Camden, Del, on the 5ih inst, EDWARD
GHiEH, oi Phd1de phIa, aged 81 years,
H. Od"ssl, August 3lst. ADA MARGARET
BEAsroN, infant ghter OF DR.. b. +. Chatham,
aged 3 months.
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
WE3STER'S
Una bridged Dictionary.
NEW PICTORIAL EDITION.

ii 1t III "a ~ 1 II o II IL ! {.
NEW PICTORIAL EDITION.
t.y.r WE have just issued a new edition Of
~. : u w We"s! r. Umah'Idscd pl",onary,
e conI"Inug 1900 Pic IURiAL ILLUS
TRAItONS beautifully executed
5000 To 10 COO NEW WORDS IL HE Encahuiarv
Fable at SYNONYMS. hy Prot. GOODltICu
M which more than Two Thousand Words are care
ln'ly Disseminated, forming iuilcr work EuglIsh
Synonyms OF Iis.It than any other issued, beside
trabb, nnd believed III adN ance OF thai.
Table giving remuneration of NaaI"s of 800 DIsn-
gu!shed Persons of Modern Times,
Pccnt!ar Sc of WORDS utr Terms "a lhr Blbic with
cthrr u"W Features, scIhCr vita al. the matter ui
previous EdIlIons.
IN one VOLUME OF 1870 PAGES.
Price $3.50.
Sper.nCn pHgcs II N!nstrh iuns and 0.hcr new fea-
lures VIII > tom application in the pub lshcrs.
An En4i,sh edition of Wehsler's Dirliunarv appear.
ed WI u jls PICTORIAL iiustratun~ ten years SINCE.
Prot tmduch li.st IntrndrcCd The feature OF mo.
nyIh> in TINS country ia CInnecllun with popular
Jictunnrl, III Nebslers Octave IN 1871.
No nIhcr Eng 'Ish Dictionary ever contained or an
n"unced i> Ia Issue, Table giving pronuHcIa ton of
m {" at persons. until after the above
VIII he sold by all Booksellers.
6. " G.. MERRIAM.
Sprns field. Mass, June 81, lSj9--lf.
Smyrna times., 1859-09-08
OF medicine known as
Dr. sVisGar's EsaGAaEM Of Wild
Cherry.

w rose value in curing Coughs. Gods, Bronchitis
Whoopng Cough, Group, asthma, Pulmonary Alice
loh' anu inclplenl Consumption is meslimuble.
HOME TESTIMONY
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
A CORRECTION.
To tl< Editor Of Ta- N. Y. Tribune.


SIR: In The TRIBUNE, May l6, your California
correspondent ssys Of NY con, w. Bovee Dods, who
had leciured in San Francisco on the scence Of
Electro Psychology ard experimental with success
upon individuals "He is On lliterate fellow, but is full
" Of courage and decison-has ready tongue, ard
learned from bis father, the Bovee Dois well known
" in the Eastern States, how to manage his mesmerc
subjects 20 a. to max money out of them. H bs,
" beeo in the State about ten years, and has been
" cook in the mines, il is ssic.'
The obvious intention OF your correspondent. in call
ing ny son an uIiterate fIior"-"a cook IN tic
@,acs," etc is to degrade him in public estimation,
and he indirectly charges me with having made my
money dishonesty by managing my mesneric sub
iects and have taught the trick TO my son This i,
not trne, and in evidence Of what utter appeal to
the thousands over the United States where have
ecured, and to my published works. If have not
handled NY various subjects phit sophlcaily let my
error be pointed our. That my son has done his own
cooking in the mines, taken his turn in cooking for
his nessmates, is probable. How else could miners
live
But " Ieis an Witerote feli0,r !" Justice requires
that should correct statement mauifestly untrue,
not to say cruel against my son, who Is far distant from
hs former friends and acquaintance, VINO, without an
exception admitted him to be talented young man
gentleman and scholar and as possessing up 70 the
time Of his departure unstained moral reputation
Nv SOD left home At weDty-oDe years Of aye for the
fields Of California | kept him at school from bis
childhood till he left. Tlfhen he had devoted all his
energies to study and had never spent day in per-
forming manual labor. He was for seven years stu
dent IN the Union Academy at Proyincetown, Mass,
and also for time, at the Academy in Taunton, and
finished his preparation for college under the nsruc-
tion Of one Of tue abest teachers in the High School
a, Boston. And from his twelfth year throughout his
course of studies 10 their termination at WatervIlle
College in Maine, he was never called " an Hterate
feLo II required the astuie editors of San Francis
co. who could not bend his courage as TO blackina
him to make the discovery that he was indeed " an
Herate elto, and your correspondent has seen fit to
sanction IT. And yet the face Of their language
far literature grammatical precision is concerned,
Is written " meme fckei UphdrSiH.
Yours truly, J. BONEE DODs
Mn. York. JEne I. l2il
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
CITY ITEMS.

Accommodating of Mnsic.-Mad. Cortesi
appears this evening in the "Trayiaia, supported
by Brignoh, Amodio and others.
Laura Kecae's TAedfcr.-Ths evening the sisters
Gougenheim appear for the first time in several years
al this heater. The piece selected is called by them
Court ard Stage" though known here as The
Kings Rival" The Misses Gougenheim have lately
returned from California where they have met with
considerable success and have leased this theater for
a Summer season.
UaNacks THeater.-Mr Lester W Wallack takes his
btneft tonight being the last night Of the season.
John Broug hams comedy Of " Romance and Realty
will he performed, together with the well known
farce of High Life Below Stairs All the old IA
vortes in the company will sppear in the pieces. MI
James Wallack Will address the audience a. usual,
al the close of the An extra performance Is
announced for tomorrow night, for the benefit OF Mr.
Theodore Moss, who has been the Treasurer of the
theater for so many years The entire company have
volunteered their services, and the drama OF The
Knights OF the Round Table viii be given, with the
same cast as before presented. Wallacks Tneater
will remain closed after Tuesday nigh. until Monday
next when i, viii be opened for Summer season by
Mr. and Mrs w. J. Florence, the fayorite Irish Boy
and Yankee Girl.
NiBlo's Gardsa.-Mr. Eddy cSptinues to present
operate pieces WIN niueh success, ana to-hgn' Inc
Bohemian Girl" will b. presented, the principal char
acters sustained by Miss Lucy Escott and Mr.. Miriam
da Miss Haywood, a new vocalist viii assist in the
performances.
on Saturday evening, Mr.. Edmund Pellet appeared
at this house as Hamlet" The theNer was not
crowded nor was the Of the asprant over
poreringy brilliant to give the management grvund
for sangune hopes o! Oyeraowng houses in the event
of continuance Of the engagement Of that particular
melancholy Prince. Mr.. Pellet i not announced to
set any more.
MefropolIsan Tkeaier.-This theater will open 'or
a Summer season mex, Wednesday evening with
comedy company. Many old favoriies are announced
engaged.
Porccry TAeaser.-Apother new drama entitled
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
A NOTE on HAYTI.

To the Editor Of The n. y Tribune
SIR: | have to-day seen letter from Port-au
Prince, dated May IL, in which the writer says tha
the Legislative Bodies having refused to decree the
hfe-banishment of Soulouque and his Mnster-in-Chie
Gen. Deva, il is the intention Of the President to
drive them out, after the manner of Cromwell and
Napoleon.
1t should be known, in explanation of this rumor,
that the present representatives were unconstitu-
tonay elected-or, rather, not elected at all, but
appointed by Soulouque, after the French Imperial
fashion-tho districts in which they happened to
reside. They have no title of legal right to their
present place and if they refuse to recognize the
revolution deserve to be crushed out by its acknowl-
edged representatives. For there is no one thing
more certain than that the recent revolution and the
banislment of Sououque were the work of the people
of Hayti acts everywhere and by everybody-a petty
clique of now untitled demagogues exceped-jusiiied
applauded and indorscd by the masses. 1t does not
look well for anti-Savcry man to speak iavorably Of
what appears, at first sight, an act of arbitrary
power; and vel do not hesitate to say that this news
from Port -au-Prince opens, in my view very favor
able future for the welfare of the people and the sta
bity Of the Government Of llayti. J.R
York June 1, 1859