The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-09-15

AhlHONA correspondence oIdJeS JIldG GH6 ucp-
relations of the Apache Indians in that Terri
tory are becomming almost uncomfortable. Their
offences are committed alike against person and
property. Stealing live stock is their favorite
amusement and the settlers are in constant fear
OF surprises A change in the location OF the
military posts is earnestly urged, with view to
keeping the sayages in check
EDUCATION IN NEW JERSEY At the Ameri-
can Institute of instruction recently held in |
Bedford, Mass, Mr.. Hedges is represented |
to speak encouragingly of the state of education
in New Jersey. He believes the common or
free schools had gained hundred per cent in |
fifteen years.
COUNTERFEIT MONEY Counterfeit one dol
lar bills on the Belvidere Bank of New JERSEY. |
were put in circulation in New York on Wed |
nesday evening" In the 10th Ward of Newark
the police arrested two women and man who
were engaged in passing the bills, and locked
them up for the night
FLOUR has declined in New York city and
advanced in Chicago The New 7 ork journal
of Commerce states that there are million of
barrels of -four in store in New York. The
present struggle about prices keeps the bread
stuffs trade very dull, and the export trade is
next to nothing.
A LITTLE paper called the Spy, at Cleveland,
Ohio, is edited by young lady, who, IN the
personal column, spied so closely into the affairs
Of a young gentleman Of that city, that he de-
clared war, went to her sanctum and demolish-
ed her fixtures and printing press IN toto, throw
ing the latter out of the window.
A COLLISION between the Democrats and Re-
NIL ar r Forth on
Saturday night. The Republicans were holding
meeting at the intersection Of two streets,
when q Democratic torch-light procession at
tempted to pass through, and general melee
ensued. One man was shot and some five or
six wounded
A MARBLE sarcophagus for the remains of
Henry Clay has just been completed in Philadel-
phia, 1t is designed for the monument now cree
ting in Lexington, Kentucky. Tt is suit from
solid block Of marble Of the shape of coffin,
and the interior is of sufficient size to admit the
leaden case containing the remains of the depar
ted statesman The outside of the safcophagus
is beautifully carved with appropriate emblems.
A Fashion WORTH INITIATING. latest
fashion "announced from Europe is that of
dressing very plainly when going to church
Some of the ladies Of the first circles go up
to worship in plain calico. 1t is thus sought to
encourage the attendance of the very poor who
have hitherto withheld their presence for lack
of Sunday clothes.
THE LAST FROM SARATOGA. sat bliss
fully listening to the voice of his adora BILE Ara
bella as it reverberated her plantive ditty in the
caverns of Luzerne g What splendid voice
for hennery," he rapturously exclaimed, as her
Ia IL
ded the beloved one, in astonishment. because
the echo repeats the lay" replied the miscreant.
DEATH OF REV. THOMAS NEALE, OF Bur-
L1NGToN, n. J.-BURLINeToN n j., Sept. s.
Rev. Thomas Neale, an aged minister of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and Grand Chap
| lain to the Grand Chapter of the Royal Arch of
Masons of the State of New York, died at 8 o.
clock this afternoon at his residence in this place
CULTIVATED WOMEN Sheridan said beauti-
fully Women govern us let US render them
perfect The more they are enlightened, SO
much the more shall we be. On the cultivation
of the minds of the women depends the wisdom
ofmen. 1t is by women that Nature writes on
the hearts of men"
Henry Ward Beecher has recently got at
Peekskill two young heifers and an Ayrshire
bull a yoke of short-horned oxen, a pair of
Yorkshire pigs, and bad cold which almost
disables him from preaching.
The laying Of the Corner Stone of the new
Dutch Reformed Church at Oxford Furnace, in
Warren county, N. j., will take place on Satur-
day, the 18th inst. Ceremonies to commence at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ There will be English and
German preaching during the day.
A man named Samuel Show was arrested in
New York last evening, for attempting to pass
a counterfeit $40 bill on the Farmers Bank of
Vantage, of Deckertown, N. j.
The New York Times has published list of
suicides which have been recorded in the papers
of the United States during the last six weeks.
| The number is fifty-three in which life ac-
tually TAKEN and twenty more unsuccessful at
tempts.
! A beggar importuned lady for aims she
gave him shilling God bless your lady
ship!" said he, " this will prevent me from ex
ecuting my resolution The lady alarmed and
thinking he meditated suicide, asked what he
| ment ALAS, madame !" said he, " but for
this shilling should be obliged to go to work. y
FATAL MIsTAKE.-A family named Fisher,
residing in New Castle, Pa, was poisoned few
days ago by eating toad-stools in mistake for
mushrooms. A child about two years old died |
from the effects but the others are recovering
The post Office at Bordentown, n j., was
entered by burglars on Sunday night, and about !