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, 1859-09-30
i Darfn~ A Induction.

4 New Orleans letter writer gires the follow
iu9 account Of daring abduetton reeently at
tempted near that city:
Au extraordinary and rather 1ut1icrous at~
tcmnt at abduction uas made in the lively sub"
urh Of Alsiers, across the river from this city.
the other day, auy t!ling more than an allusion
70 which has not rot into the papers, because,
presume, Of the influence e1ertea By tue par
ties concerned to suppress it. Tue cfFcum-
STANCES arr these: 4 gentleman Of respectable
ity umons his 4Afseriae fellow citizens was re-.
tnrnirg bstne just before nightfall, md heard
screams issuiu:, from Iris house as he approach
ed it. Quickeniny bis steps, lie arrived just in
time 10 see u robust fellow rush out uf the door,
bearing tue shrickin. partner Of his bosom, d
won'an. pretty. and Jet youthful over his brawny
shoulders US rag picker wont4 his long bas-
Her head hun: down behind, and her wildly
tussIng arms, while he confined iter feet in front;
with his lose1y burden thus gracefully bestowed,
the uncxampled ruttiAn was maxim. rapid tracks
for the neighborins swamp woods The bus
lanu, indi -nunt aud nofsy--for lie had better
excuse for swearing than "our ARID" " had IN
| Flauders--pursued the fugitive, and gained 40
| RAPIDLY on the rncumbered chase that be vas
fain to drop hs fair booty in the mud and make
good hls own escape, which lie succeeded in
| doing. When sufficiently recovered to do So
the l1tr related hcw the fellow had entered tit
| luusc and eu1earured 10 take liberties with heI
| person, but being inccnsed BY her determined
resistance, and alarnled lest ler screams should
bring assistance, LIE determined to re.enact, il
small, one-t,orse sort Of Why, the classic *rape
| Of the Sahines,' aud SO snatched up his vc1'n.
! that he might bear her awny to J safe place Il
| nrrnmtiish his yite 1eSiru.
, 1859-09-30
TIRE CHINESE WAR.

Tue obstinacy, brutality and blood.thirsti-
ness which make all civilized and Christian
lied men hateful to tie semi-barbarous races
with wlic!, they come in eoutact arc the
causes which led to the recent slaughter Of the
British by tile Chinese in their river Peiho,
and that will light up wa1, the result Of
which no man can lorsce. We print to-day
from that excellent and rcliable journal, the
New York Epening Pos, letter from IN
American merchant at Shanghai in which the
facts touching tic recent display Of that obs,i-
macy aud brutality, arc, without doubt, t.itl1-
fully related; Of piece, however, with the
French in Algicrs, with tic domination Of the
English in India. and with the American II. at
mcns Of the red men Of our own country, or
the grcasers Of Mexico. Timldity, suspicion
and hatred on the Que side, and strength, con-
fiaence aud horrible se!lsAness On the other
I'LL resulting in acts Of atrocity for which
Christian patiuus lave never learned to blush.
1t will be seen with regret that the Amcs'-
can Minister in China has, as usual, followed
in English ]cading strings, and that, as usual
au irre1nrable bluudcr has been committed
By his net, he las probably reduced the dirlo
macy Of orr country to the level Of tue Frencl
AID English cndeavor ;u that direction, ant
has shut US out from all the commercial i'cne
its which little independence Of action, un'tc'
with small share u f4ir-dealiug and commo'
scnsc, would have secured. II what the col
respondent of tho Post relates be true, he dc
serves instant recall, and such punishment a
the flagrancr Of lis acts demands.
We invite the attention Of our readers to I'll
letter in question, that they may learn ho'
wars originatc-how glorious a thing civlzs
ton is when it deals with inferior r.ccsl
, 1859-09-30
.Hf6EELL~5.t-E0 3T&s18s

Az IxNExsE OEsrER BED D1sCpvEHED.-The
Ti5une informs the world that special Proyi-
deuce has interrencd 10 sure the ~ ster~c2ters
from tue tax which Firsiuia proposes to levy
On oy sters exported from her waters. ast
week party Of five oystermen, while up Long
Island Sound, accidentally discovered an oyster
he'd OF Eaton's Neck, Long Island, about oppo-
site Sor~alk, Conn, which, upon examination,
proved to be at least three miles In length By
Two in breadth, the bed being ut least a foot
thick, and composed ofthe largest East Rivers
ever seen in this market. The discoyerers
sworc each other to secrecy, and resolved TO
make tiIcir fortunes; but one Of the party, 60
Ing among the oystesmen Of City Island, basely
beItayed tue secret for $500. The result has
been that oycr two hnndred vessels have been
at work on the bank, fishing up the biralves,
and planting them for market purposes. On
Monday last, stsamtug went up, and 1n a few
hours landed over lire hundred bushels at
Rocky Point, Long Island, which. for quality
and SIZE, are said to surpnsz an5'hing that ever
came from Virginia Hxsers.
HoS. W1LLiA4 D. B1sHor, Commissioner of
Patents, has issued circular defining the diff
fercnee between at engraving, which il the Sub
jecs Of d copyright, aud . label, which Is the
subject Of patent only. 4 copyright costs
hf.y cents, and gires d monopoif for twenty
Years, while Patent COSTS fifteen dollars, aud
,qves a monopoly for but seven years Tic
Commissioner drcides TINT whcn o production
is issued a. work, ana is intended for sale az
such, it may be copyrighted; but that ~hen
uot produced for sale as work Of art, but evi-
denily for label, it falls under the patent laws.
SEprc1loS-.A FA4HEREs REyESGE.-Haena
Vista, Tennessee, was the seene of atrasedy .
few days since. Some weeks since, Mr. John
F. JACKSON, and opultnt gentleman Of that <il-
lage, WAS informed that his daughter, lovely
CIR! OF eighteen years, had been seduced by Dr.
+. u. lunch. lie forthwith sought the NM
who Ind brought disgrace upon his name, and
demanded tlat be should repair the wrong ~
marrying his r'ctim. The DOCTOR destined At
the time, and oaeksou gare him three weeks 70
reconsider or leave the country. At the expi:
1At1on Of that time, Bunch still declining 10 heal
tue wounds be bad inflicted, the Determined pa.
| rent, restive with The sense of wounded honor
] snd desperation, SHOT Bunch down in hi. Office.
| lie died Instantly Jackson deliseted hinsrii
| into custody, aud when our informant lett, was
| in the Paris lTenn.) Jail.
YocxG MosELEr DkAn.-Willie Nosclcy, who
| was injured By tile accident on the niiwauket
| mud Mlnuesota Aailroaa, on Monday moening
last died the same evening about eight o'clock
His mother, who was sent for, arrived shoF'
| time previous to his DEATH, The sufferer exre
| rienced the most intense agony, which he hore
with patient fostitude until death relleSed him
| His remains were brought to this city yesterday
| --.HIaeduE<e fttrs. esth,
, 1859-09-30
Terrible Railroad tAEGa3el3$.

On Tuesday evening last, the boiler of a loco
motive attached TO freight train on the Ba3sl-
more and Ohio Railroad. exploded ut Cameron
with :eTrible effect, borin several Of the cars
to pieces, killing alr. Winters. tile conductor,
Jnbn 1uEris. the engineer, aud n DAwson. Il
fireman. and very seriously injuring scren 9TH
ers, two or three Of whom, it Is feared, will not
survive.
Thuse who witnessed the accident say they
never behetd u ulotc powerful explosion, and
that half a dozen kegs Of powder could not hare
been more so. The tender and two or three Of
the cars were entirely demolished, hardly two
panks or boards remaining together, while pie.
ces Of the boiler were thrown 10 the distance Of
nearly half mile
Three Of the men injured were On the fourth,
t'th and serenth ears from a. The losomoslse' and
fragments of Hying giron.-Ciaet"nasi Eomm<r-
eiat. as{h.
, 1859-09-30

,:.,. thov kaa,, nm Ru{
chatterahg ano ssFsssu'n 10y :..,. ca.r,s =.
must stop "f!''os A''N>
aoa 'e"" 10 . e'os.: .,,,o a:,;o,. accidents
1ne'. ,....s nA.s o Ss..srd.v roan e,, murdered
aua 'o~ - ro;. c-,,ra. II, ,xns sren
JUS. ou'''u. ~ s.:.,.;,. .,,,,on viii, = ,cr,;h1e
a"sa'As W. ~ 49,. Ta d;od;n f+r minutes
ens assoss VIA .a1e- ~ ~, ,,o,waoa ,wo horss.
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cars ~ .,.' 49, ,s ~. - 49, ,r;sao,r oT an
q n'u" ra' r. eo,,;s;,n .r;th eon,e nass-
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''s '9' IL h..,it H., ths ,ro.t or.
oas '''7 'ass 4 - ~ ~. ~: ,,.. ,ho ,r,na nm.
e4llns ass s-a. v ,aa .mash nm ,,nonv ,be fast
1"''' .,x;., ,,r t,.;r ,orar. and
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Pe3s""s' "0eN w. e'n n,a
ano'he1 Que. ""'ca * a...,,xS
horse bounded Oh ~ 'a' speeo' s'l.A'us ss'''1
otheF norses a"a 0o' 90. :I -....
likewise. ""n'n n''n"1e 'n' '0''' AA. a
way 3ees'og were communicated ~ a'a,o7 -.
horse IN the rug "'s' "s'e e1"s' y, @r
teFs; a''se's "e'' 'u',so u' . ar.,,s.. ~
scots 10 Tue esouna a'' faa o'e' s9 " .,a-.,
held On 70 1ee'r re'aa. aoo "e'e a'aes e -
ono or t"o got cauen1 "'.u s'e'' 'es. :. ~.
| wheels nno were hu''eo aoou' ~ "s''A
manner. some ot tue HORSES naa's e.'su'pse'
to jump over the ra'hns an'ong 'ne i'sn*ue'
spectators. others plunged "ao's 1oF TUG Gu
trance aud exit places' ana dasnea .ne't Fen'
eles TO pieces against the SIDES OF the passog
way. Just picture 10 your m'no score .
h'.h'meit1eo norses ot'aeuso ~
, 1859-09-30

MORE TO BE ADMIRED
AIA THAR TIE
RIG II EST DIADEM
Worn By Kings or Empcrors.

WHAT Why u Beautiful Head at Hair.
esaiae Ia th.. t:.ri Himself pn vl.e1 for ali
orr Eaee lrsA:tF. although = ( n+y a~n4 ~
hsi is In te x;o'sa ce~k the = IL ssef sparkling
t r.+th M fh"-a ri e.r!A II the ..u i4tw1eh " CUT
sriH u. tr h.F ~ sI r and srselri h.F-h anl sv
than hi hrr n.N shan. if w, W3.rs ' Ill IL s.st @ Z
Il two u three fErA werk. will restore %sulA-
n+"is etclse :" Ill .'a oFsausnt lse.4 the fnwlnk
md " Its ~rites sf the urat Is the s.ebf II ral,,
Sfw ro1k. April u, r5s.
obligations nnltT far Tie va,irr If "
Y. IL nrfm.a aar ab.'nt The time Ut my arssr In
CRited States il wa*E[d'y ttc'4in: xss buk up
apysaihn ~ }our ar S.tan..1yst son ,sso-<re' is
fui !uxe1.h'u gale tdle4sc.',1- well 1x: satt
ILL, csAr s!F. y"nfs snIv. y. Tl1aAu.Eu.
"Dsyea S'sti~yHsayaet."
Wrat Newspaper ufsc-. II Sa.~u, H.. Aprl T.. 1s:s
THoY. u. j. W0or:-!star sir: *nte nr,,ih us ,ix
e.te;v. !rt. Vt j. ffis Restorative
svu my vile ~anc lt1 tntEJ 1t b<r hAr 1Its
tht.k n1 u tie tie III i Il ~'ul! rest.'e the
Its o1txs rultt bhs u eF well ny !r. -.
few weeks iEGt4 Las u IT., 1t a1 .ful tt ~
tueataE Iii the krs hairy ~ dark keuwn. at tLt tina
he al,y+ 10 ~ :~r..a waht ii ar,1ts
Of their azlr. CHARLES EAEAEW.
Sxw YsAx. Iufy =. :s::=;
Fxnr. o. J. TooD:-N7sh cxt:G1enee IL mo..sA
your Hair Restorative lrir. ttr ,sf +, ac1s II
$ses u.Ax Ynr Half Eea"rtive nv hasf AID
walsktss 4jcA al,st whit. have gradually s'"~h
dark AID nnw fer e,hH!snt tat f4w npIre applications
"f al .a!r,ln ausl unr tsaa& Itching. e.n!I an.n;
}-Esou* VII" p~r.p!Ec fery- j. Il. kllhi.
| o. J. WOOD + 10, Fsnpre.nr- n, Fr44.way. S~~
Turk lin tse S.w f"f. Wire l::nx Eatlshncnt.)
an1 III Market 81. II l+suis- Mo.
and I'D by al souI Druggist. aai Eapey G"* heaes'
, 1859-09-30
Destructive Fire at Nhltcsynters-Loss
Sfl,0Uo.
OgTfct or WHtTEwArn EE1Ertn.
Kh.ea.s,er Mn .se1d u iStrd

Whitewater. VIZ. sept. -, 1887
Ed. Stats Jouraa[ The warehouse Of
factufcrs Of this village, IVES destroyed bs t,re
about three o'clock tn!s morning. When dis~
covered the flames had nnae 20 great headway
Us to preyen, anything being sased. TIC build.
ing, a two story wooden one, beside basement,
SO br 60 feet, together with contents. inelndsug
over 500 plows, shout 5.0u1 p1uw woods, i lot of
su:ar mills aud rua4 sc1apeF+, and much other
property, is total loss. The loss will exceed
$l4,Vo0, insured tur $4,000, Us follows:
Home Company, New ork City. l.6v3; -E'ua,
Hartford, +, 900: Hartford, Hartford, $:,~'o ;
North America. Hartford, <3,Mp.
This is tue heaviest loss By fire that has ever
occurred here. The tire WIS doubtless tho work
vi IN ,ncendiary.
Messrs. Winchester, DeWoEf 4 Co., not dis
hearteaed by the severe catastrophe, arc already
making preparations TO resume work, anA wA
turn oat p!axs and fll orders as f.st u possible
fourx in haste, H. L. KAST.
, 1859-09-30
FIFTU AEEN Z HOTEL,
ON FIFTH AVENUE.
At hs 1zte1ee;on Of Bo.dway. opposite Ns.on SQUARE
NEW YORk.


At ths 1=tezsee.lon Of B.d~ar. opposite Na.on SQUARE
NEW YORk-
To be opened August 23d. 1859
Thi4o.uuu I, The most te4Ao OF In ts Fst p T.
tsr.4 beng to,t healthy. l. M-hztu!. a.. nfai IN
aRi Nes:on kat road nrpots-
lhe entre ara, gen Of the establishment art the
s ~ asi T. is
niTe tkAt c0t1ioyt 1od convenience h3Ve
tu.cetled have t<sn iztr,aue4.1-
Ev.vr psrAtla1 hs. l.ta ker. tu'tnE eon1rucsoa 70
tara,un $u<s7sinn douhe htsck was extend from the
ru E1nAtIIn = he rf. Al Of the toEa are double.
aat teae ty Asss Of ceen:- making tie enttte
tmo: .ahes Important IMPROVEMENTS n aiatsa y the
rsua fsfway. txs1A1 KAtLxA1 Is marry comp etrd
s.eascer E1ess fs the Dirt u the upper fuoss upon
Lcy. N@e4oas md co1.snuoas cos,tut forming pro
Dc t "a u, Ia ths shes; dtere+ ererE agsttaens
Eooas 81 fasess eoa1eeak Vii a.a lie Daas Ro"as
tbe:r /. grand rtnai- Hail. suites Of sr.-1uus Far.
loss ttalL-rs and brslne kao1,s Nth I'll tue nodsrn
q sss,.ss i:avsi ( paTFs aal .;a:s Gentlemen.
An Exchange. etntsniuS the urras. II TIE day, anu ~
lie QnyeptnIes ff euuaesetA in 1fse za1 ttts;hs4
has teen added 10 the ohes fxzur- of ne Htse AID
IL .iss and he+4 Eooeus at th- pae z?7f,red tys and
appointments Ars rrdcd for tie Use u guests And te
The Furniture al evxry article of N tha
nsnt Ia. ses!y dxne md for tbe
Firm Aykytk tforE..
eaaoes4r viii The noust p!e7 t1ne 70 fkF1H ATxst1
Uo1x1-~ Ia or,rr 70 Insure lnnaed aie a9tE1san.
The entire o1ntain1 C1 thta Ho q has bcea uo1&f ths
Director e ~. 4 Ea = Ross'a5 "a q FEE LEFT &c
ias4'ss5seod:a EG.ess go HITCHCOCK. uAKL1sa *co
, 1859-09-30

II consider it to be . benefit 10 the negro to
bring him from bis natise jungEcs 10 Christian
cuualry, where hc is civilized, Chs'stiaa'1ed
auu prepared for Hearen."-jids Gen. Dodg<.s :
s1'ttch,
"If the niegers asc uneducatel, aud live, in
igoosance oi their accountability for ,hs SINS
they commit, sheis future happiness will be Sc
cured, and their entrance to Heaven made sure;
h-pce it is wrong to educate ,hem."-tide Bus
biifs +pteth on 4SelooI Lar-
, 1859-09-30

eruror xeKr Tkn4
PCEE TEGErAFtk ENrKA"l3 anil put up tu
GLASS ttStS AK 1iGiif. AND WILL
kAt.p N ANY CLIMATE.
The Family Cs,ha,f,c' ~ Thr Profession we'll know
PILL Il :en:.e Lul ~ taak tf.r.st CasaaItttr MI
f.7e i'4tl,c whe1 the = different punl1ss of Tie
propI.e'nr las u>t! IL His - 5uwelx.
pattice nrofe taaa t~s:sE - The Family fathar:!e
years. IL, ri mt with n~ Yrrtrnta
The constantly Inc seas-k snIl@ wtll t>ih ftcf.
Ltna1i frs'n ftn~e " hr hf"n t'p.iA'anatd ft.,t
h4yc lrg ,1-t The fL5> rnrtet nj thf pNrtst text-
1a. tlr satisfaction Will. la'r f4::aEta wh ch att
alr1at.. E rglfi tkr.r Il X ryefy sft ri III.
his lnutr rltcr s}.:tnslfy c. III. IND a1e
/! xtAin t.s mack ufhf .nt -lr* II nli >ta
~rte tahsts Is rtrIt. %eeh L~s1nHcu,eu:s "f tht
StrI1S.c. tlr.4, Fan+ In tie .a L. ~. tG'tte
sln an. s"1ro.s. 'v"r The *s"s !. H. firm s.tasn
Of fcstF Lcs. = App te. , IT, zen al"n ~ e"a .:
hra III ,aeu n tory li..:-.a Warn. IN ':.aren r
AIu!ie, Hh"una:i.n. 2rr.s lTa.r IT th~ !s,i. a1l
uy diseases Ieh A. ii |, heir. &. t1uu~ 1T nsvIa-
iun IA tbs ADVERTISEMENT. po-e, ! sa3.
Price Three ptli1eN.
The Live. lar..as' .,. rani!y ;at,ar:s f. ~
t1!!f. ts ns9-4s -t1rr.y, ., sid ~ko.ra.ss ~ tas
= 7. Il. SANFORD. II. IT,
au2sa,. Manufacture. = Il rra:su' y. tEoadway. " =
, 1859-09-30
Later from California.
IMPORTANT POLITICAL NEWS.



tF1os, the St. Louis Democrat. c5'h]
The overland mail, with San Francisco dates
to the 9Th, md Los Angeles to the dth Instant,
reached here last night.
The political news is important, ns viii pe sstn
br the letter Of our Snn francisco correspond
reasox At-Mr. Greeley left San francisco on
the 5t.,, by the sseamer- John Connor, tried lor
Of $4,000, WINS found guilty On tle ad. ar.
Edward r. Duston, y patise Of Claremont. A.
H., fell dead on the street in San Franc'sco on
By the Los Angeles r7nfyard Of the 9Th, We
have the following interesting intelligence from
Fort Mohave:
"Mr,J. r. Jones, gorcznment express rider,
reuchcd this city yesterday at ls II. from fort
Mobaye, having 1ctt there on the evening OF sae
lst inst Mr. Jones briggs us information that
| un the last day Of August the Mohnse Indians,
to the number of nb0ut one hundred and sixty,
can,r in. suing for pence. Aaior Armstead gave
| them cool reception, and informed them TINT
but they must eede and relinquish all claim to 4
yslley on The rirfr adjoining, and Immediately
below the Fort. The Indians manifested much
/ reluctance, but when told By the Mnior that he
was not anxiour 10 make peace, that he rather
preferred to fight them, they arqu>esced, ia con.
sequence OF which treaty was celebrated. Snd
Major Armstead sent word 10 Lieut.. Clark, in
cotauanI of Company T, 9Th Infantry, that his
SERVICES were not required on tile Colorado
Riyer."
| LETTER FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
| Onion ar 4tnti-Etcomptoa D<motrnt* and Re
pu|licans upoa BuFer and .AthNJen TO,
Canres-.4 Seusatun Rlper-E<etio'
| Prospects -D<partur< ef 4Hr. Grftlty.
tSpecal Correspondents o: the Missouri Democrat
SAX FRAscEco. September sst, tsso.
| Yery tickle do We hnd the poltlcal more
meats as the day Of ELECTION dra"s near: oa!!
Committee issued an address declaring IN ti
| mos. positive manner, that no Union could b
effected upoa Congresstnen bstweea the Reput
!icans aud Anti Leeomptonites- That state
mcnt vent forth to the public as q fact settle
and I'll ,e s1ss SS Rss to
: contrary are thereby proved untrue.
Baker and Mckibten are to receive the IN
ted support Of the opponents Of the Sat'on'
; Administration. under an agreement OF tt
State Central Committee, representing the til
branches Of the opposition. Booker, who VT
nominated upon the AntiI4ecompton tlck'
r with Mckibbeu, withdraws in favor Of Colon
Baker. and Si1'ey, the fellow nominee will.
:, ker, withdraws in faror Of McKibbeu. The G
Il ation is perfect, aud barring . few Erunts t
the personally injured, who sought to gratl
j. malice BY preventing the Nnion, tue ticket vi
;. be voted by every anti~Lecomptonu Democr
: and Republican in the State. Its success
Is probably dependent upon the efforts Of the
IS friends to communicate the news to remote Pr
. cincts, in the few days e1apsinx between Il
y time Of tue compromise and tlias Of election tr
e days hence. Tie Lecump,onites are spursi'
j. and kicking around like young puppies IN 4 III
d | poud, fearing the defeat Of Scott and Bunc
- May their fears be well founded.
, 1859-09-30
r OIL CT L..

- The St. Paul Miantsofiaa relates tho fDl-
lowing incident in relation to Carl Schurz, who
is now on the stump in Minnesota:
.'Tlis eloquent German oEatoY spoke ut Sla-
kopce on Monday, the 18th, and 50 captisated
were his German trien,ts OF atl parties, tllat
ttcy escorted him oat Of the city. completely
forgetting their peculiar political views. We
icurn thut The Germans are satisfied that they
hAEe been 1pisinformed CONCERNING the Rerub:
lican Iurty, ind that the only party Of Frecdo1n
is the one uf whica Nr. Schultz is an honored
member"
49, The Washington correspondent of the
New York Mtr4M writes that "'letters from
those who hare seen md accompanied Judge
Douglas during his recent migrations, represent
hin. US more discouraged With regard to his
Presidential prospects Than be has been at any
time during the last two years. His Own pri-
sate embarrassmcnts weigh upon him heasi'y.
Tile answer Of Judge Black to his copyright
manifesto also puzzles him; but he is still more
annoyed By the report that Hon. Robert J.
Walker is preparing IN elaborste historical ref
u.ation Of his misstatements With respect to the
Territorial question:
- The Cincinnati Commercial says the Hon.
- 4IA41A4 1EAAaS1AS OA.t INK 4*ep%nANAf- N<&AAt-
date for Gogeruorof Ohio, has won largely upon
the regard Of the people efthat State. lie has
spoken with such candor aud manliness, aud
with such ability, too, that he has made an envi-
able reputation und largely increased his popu~
lagity. lie will undoubtedly be the next Gov
ernor Of Ohio, and We are glad to zee his frank
utterance Of his opinions. HIS bearing has
been what they denominate in kentucky Gull
laut," and if the word we're not worn out We
would use it in reference to him.
The attempt to galvanize tho Americans OF
Ohio into action for the present campaign, has
proved IN utter failure. 4 call for State Con-
vcntion VIA responded to by only about half o
dozen persons, who in the absence Of any thing
else to developc their political genius, passed
resolution in favor Of supporting Judge Swan
| for re c.elcction to the Supreme Bench in oppo,
| sitipn to Judge Gholson, the Republican can-
didatc.
| The National Americans Of Boston held q
CAUCUS the latter part Of Inst week, ut which
| the President of the ward and county commit.
tees e. Il. Sprague, ESD assonishea thai
beautiful party by announcing his purpose te
support the Republics m nominees for State
officers, aud advising them to so and do like
wise. This advice WAS received with expires
s.ous of decided dissatisfaction By the iaEge'
share Of the meeting. Whcrcat, Mr. Spvagus
resigned his post on the committee, aud shs
unte,.ifed rc.organized and voted to hold an
other meeting.
Tho Washington correspondent Of the NeT
, 1859-09-30

Drcsa &Triihtttte,


NAN 05NH3 AtSACx8CoExa" a"F
The recent State Convention nj FNchbarG,
in good old Massachusetts, dared to call itsel!
Rcpub}ica1--ro. american" Republican, but
Republican witaoa3. limitation, qualification
or reservation. The resolutions are Republic
Gun in form aud doctrine fearless and nn-
compromising The speeches by which they
arc sustained hare tho Ting Of the puro metal
without particle uf proscriptirc alloy. Yer
ilv, Massachusetts is progrcssingl
, 1859-09-30

lco1reslotdeace o. TIE Pfess and 1dsnhc:]
81. Loel4 September - 's@.
The st. LOUIS fa's Will oe g'ca' sneeesS'
1he exhibition opened 5esseroas u"uef .ue
most nastefioE n"Sp'ces' na''he otenea'as
fa'o ID 'ae "oeo'"e' 1As ,a"1ef u ea'.'s.
exceeded 3'ooo, ano tae crown on Luz erouhu d, "
4: H. FeAehea 'a'0'V ~ nan'oeE' 4ae
display OF stock, ss"'ss' Vegetables machinery
ana "orks o. hne ar' Is FeT5 "he-eaaas hoS
SUPERIOR TO That fu tatcaEo.
~ YOU'D Or sreat n''slake 10 eau tnss SIMPLY
~. Louis Agricultural anu Aeehao'cal eoon.
tA1t. ihe eth'o't'on al lineage was cal'co
"Nallonal FAIR, when IN truth 1t was slnp!s
, 1859-09-30

Forsn GczI1r.-Dasid Mead, Mlo was IN
aicted nj Moline form assault with intent to
marder" R. Il. Graham, Esq, Editor Of the
Moline Iadtptndtnt, has been convicted Of ths
offence, and sentenced to the penitentiary for
one year.
, 1859-09-30

y At 4 ball held BY colered people in La
lsrcsse, Ind, on Tuesday evening last. some
white miscrrant, who had managed to enter the
hall. threw Cay enne pepper on the floor, eaus-
iag general stampede Of the DANCERS. "De
wIliic buz1ard" escan.d.
, 1859-09-30

Mx. D1cKESs NOT C0AISa TO A1EHIcA--
1ieutcn ant Colonel John 5. Foster, Of the -eo-
turc Committee Of Mercantile Library Assoeia-
ton, has received the following note from Chas.
Dicken&-
Cans HUI Face I17xh.m by Rochester, Ke7tl
Nctinc:dsJ Eight, sth Srpt. 1Ss.
D<dr Sr:-I beg 10 Assure you IN reply TO
your obliging letter. that Jou are misinforlned,
aud that hive no intention Of visiting America
Faithfully yours, Cui111s D1ckEss.
John S. Foster, Esq -BossaH EourseT, s6sh