, 1859-11-04
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
STEILACOOM, W. 7. FRIDAY, NOV. 4, 1859.


Mrs. Cunningham, whose connection with the
murder Of DR.. Burdel, in New York, gave her
such q worldwide notoriety, still figures occa-
sionally in the journals Of that city. The Eren-
ING Post has dene more to annoy her, probably,
than any half dozen papers combined. Its re-
porters have dogged her footsteps; lately ex-
posed her matrimonial brokerage Office, and gen.
orally Kept her in an unenviable light before the
public. She is now having revenge, in rather
curious way. 1t appears that she has taken up
her abode next door to the editor Of the Post,
the distinguished poet VIM. Cullen Bryant. MIR.
Bryant has tried every means IN MS power to
nave ner removed out 10 no purpose sue pays
her rent promptly ana the 'anuiOru is Sa''sneo
with MS tenant
On the Mobile and Ohio railroad, not far from
Jackson, in Tennessee, says an exchange paper,
stands the humble log cabln' 10 oy ~ ieet IN sze'
bnllt and occupied while ne hVed IN the u'S'rlc''
by the iar-lamed DAVID CrocKet lts logs are i"S'
oecaylng' and desola'iOn surrounds l" ou' no 'ra''
e'er passes "i'nout an eager ueSre 10 look upO.
tne numole rOOi .nat Snel'ered one OF lns 1rueS'
representatives ot the American pioneer character
"A nero ana an nones' man wear :" Ia.l'
rOAo S'@'iOn u, '~,eu OtOoAe. o'"'On' ; MOunu ~
pernAps ",'i ar.Ac %.n " Uels a'u P''po'a"Vs
name ~S '"'ii'iiU " "'' 'O"'''' "''" "' '""' VI
'AcASo"
Advices irom Denver City anu Aurora Of ue
election held on September 9th give majority Of
9SS against the state oonstituuon, ana IN 'aNor
Of the TERRITORIAL organization Inc returns rom
the mountain districts are not received Large
numbers Of miners were leaving the mountains Tor
the valleys in consequence Of the prevalence oil
snow s'OrmS'
The Old Line Wings Of Massachusetts like
their ancient brethren in New York, have been
galvanized into some show Of life, and they were
actually to hold conference in Boston Tor the
purpose Of inaugurating measures for o State Con
ventiOn during the coming autumn.
The Mount Vernon Record states that the work
Of putting Mount Vernon in good condition has
been commenced also that $4,000 Of the fourth
and last instalment for the purchase OF Mount
Vernon has been already paid to Mr.. Washington,
having only about $4,000 to be paid to complete
che purchase
A correspondent writes to New York paper,
that in his travels about San Antonio, (Texas) he
found real bowling saloon conducted on the New
York principle, and the proprietor was none other
than Yankee gal, all the way from New London,
COnnecticut. She leases the place, and offers her
self to roll with any amateur in the country. She
finds plenty who arc willing to try their hand with
her, and she pockets the change, never as yet hav-
ing been beaten. She states that in six months
she cleared TWO thousand doilarS' WHICH, cOiS'ucr-
ing the time isn't bad.
A son Of Marshal Macdonald, one Of those great
captains who filed Europe with their renown dur
ing the career Of the first Napoleon, is now resid
ing in Indiana. He is represented as gentleman
Of wealth and standing. His son, and Of course
tAe grandson Of the Marshal now resides in 81.
Louis He's young member of the Bar, Of hne
personal appearance, and said to be promising in
his profession
The Boston Spiritual Age proposes that the
Spiritualiss shall organize as political party,
nominate Gov. Tallmadge or Judge Edmunds for
the Presidency, and make their influence felt in
1860. It says they now number millions in this
country, and may as well hold the balance Of
power between the other parties ThereupOn,
an unbelieving journal says lot the spirits come
on with their politics, and Il we are outvoted by
oOdlless shapes we shall have the satisfaction OIL
isellns ,s that they can't make things much worse
"'." '''' S's'
a movement is on foot tor the erection Of
monument to tho memory Of Hon. Thomas h.
Benton.