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, 1859-03-10

ADuLrkxT.-A woman named E1ixsbeth Wad-
dell, employed ~ 9 cook at The Metropolis
Saloon, On Il Sale street, opposite the Court
House, kept By man named Henry Chamber
lain, xax arrested lsat Sunday for creating
disturbance at that p!sce- Upon her exsmlna-
ton it cams out in evidences that The disturbance
arose shout = DOCTORS bill of$5. which Chsnher.
lain wished to deduct from her wages, hus which
she Insisted he ought 10 pay for the vcrJ sufti-
cient reMon that her illness was the result Of
criminal intercourse between herself aud him.
Upon these facts 4 warrant wAx iksued for
chsubesiaio. but be managed TO keep ont Of
alghs until Tuesday, when hs w&s arrested and
gavs bail for his appearance for examination 1t
sWo o'clock {p-dAr.
, 1859-03-10

CalcAoo LlGHF GuARp.-At an election for
Captain held BY this gsllnut corps on Monday
evening last, Cept George B. Mcclellan. Vice
President Of the Illinois Central Railroad, Was
unanimously elected to ill that ofiice. This is q
most valuable acquisition to tbs corps. Caps
Mcclellan. uusil recently. hss been n prominent
officer in the United States Army. and served
with distinction in Mexico. He il 4 graduate Of
West Point Military Academy, aud was one Of
the three otfieers commisaioned BY our Govern
ment to examine the military fortidcations and
Other works Of ths allied aud Russisn armies In
tbs Crmea, and his report OF shat commission
ID very able one. Onder the administration Of
Capt. Mcclellan, this company cannot fail to
become one Of the most efficient aud popular in
tie capnttY.
, 1859-03-10

ITALIAN rsEA-FooRrEksTH S1Gur.-Ac-
xsrt's sublime Opera of Don Giovanni was per.
formed last night to very large and opprecis-
tive audience. The sctiug rnd singing were
nearly perfect. In fact, Ne do not remember
having teen rertormsnce during the presence
of Strskoacb's troupe, which was better rem
dered md received Madame Colson. Mile Pa.
rcdi md Mndamo Strakosch even surpassed
themselves. They did full Justice to Mozart,
and his splendid composltion. Br1gnoli, Amo.
do and Junca, elected unqualified admiration
and applause. by their superior acting and sing
ing. Don Giovanni will be rspested tonight,
and will Of course attract tul audience.
, 1859-03-10
mARR1pn.

II OST.-ON FRIDAY LAST 4 GOLD
L Pen and Pencil Case. Iha ander 4tu be literally
rewarded by leasIg Tic sane u ths onaee u No. II
AS5tn,4 Rant mia c%8s
, 1859-03-10
Boaro1r1g.

DOARDING.-FIRST CLASS BOARD
md p1eaxso& roorcs etaer saitaA taa1e. II 7e4
eoQth Calk uzee4 nau&eu1 Boazd II reasonable rsteA
in%3xn*
, 1859-03-10

000 HHDA SUGAR N0W ARRIVING
"O; O;sa~s..'1 1sr,ueaa xxAsa..
, 1859-03-10

DE- RIck's LECTURE on Sa1a1ruA1,sx.-We
learn that Mr. Wells has kindly given tho use
Of the Hall for Monday evening next for the de-
livery Of this lecture. aud from the reputation
Of the lecturer. aud Of this lecture in particular,
with those who heard it, We can promise tho
public the richest treat Of the season. And IN
addition to this, al the D,csor has intimated,
the object gtres aaothe ropportunitT Of lending
countenance and aid TO praiseworshy institu-
ton, which reminds us Of charity Sermon Of
quaint old divine who was urged 70 preach when
entirely uuds for the effort, and delivered the
following dire ,urse -"ue that hath pity upon
the poor lendeth to the Lord-iF Jon like tbs
security down with your dust" Those who
wish TO lend. and get interest and principle
compounded at ouct. will be there.
, 1859-03-10

T0R SALE.-A RETAIL MILLINERY
L. and 1rimnanx etore for ssle-donz N exec lent
cash bnalnesH- b. soid In sag t.rMa r tcE1htr
particulars inquire Of 8. B, WET uEHELI.
I1hIn.l4. No. @IRka &IeeA fketpId dpof1
, 1859-03-10
announcements.

April County Electton.---The uudeF-
Lxned announces himself Candidate fae one OF the
Deputy CeEkshIDs Of the Superior Court Of ChIes1
the e:EasnE April election Iutject 70 thu Republican
Noul= alton lmh5 !. c5:N JOHN 4. B4rtrN
, 1859-03-10

kH-G 4 SERfPEY. ALee4tisn7 .4sszss 81 DsurtuF1k,
= asaAorisd sssiss AdAfi.szAts tsr TIL ond al ~
kAaIia9 PopGs 4 IL North Eea. jA1 haA "
, 1859-03-10
% Rent.

EH0R SALE OR TO RENT.-A LARGE
Hou.e contanue II rootoa. cellar attle
ATS eE1b5 nruxed IA the South Div on and po:ses
HUI cAu b h2u u my tine Ap5fJ on The Lfetuile1
cor. lrdaaa avc:ns and Rd:ey Place or 10 ~. (.
NOODLE T. BOX " u uh9 In
, 1859-03-10

mr. VIM. H. Bolton: Dear 8ir--.0uF
Laatuzo having essahHshrd Court IN thls eount,
called the Superior Court which wu b entitled 70 cleo!
Two eleskA md benx aWafe Of your recent misfortune
Ia buhsss1 md cspsc3tJ mesrAnu1s sa4n. ~
tzke tie eaezt oppostuai Of teadeInk 10
po.tas 1nde,erden. CaadldAs 70 III ona of The n
e1adek. HIshipx IQp anceeas. II sfa
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-11-24

THg GREAT EAsrERx FAiLURE.-
The following extract we take rum the letter
Of tie LonlVn correspondent Of the BO.tOu
Post:
The Great Eastern has flumnuxed! The
leading tain,al r,'curd1 its trial trip rs only
= partial Success Wtall know what that
rIcans. She rolls Ike Furpoise or I"g
anOe, The decks leak. tie ira plates dun'I
fit, the decorations CT iintic Ha disappear,
and-the worst r'mains bAInBd-shp can only
g0 ilirie nitae than half ilSr speed that was
expected Of her! The very beat that can 10
got cut OF her uDrler tie m,,t favorable cir
cumstAnceS Of wind, ,taicr and coal, is ihir-
teen miles an hour. TO say sprno kn"wirx
engineers who were on 1soard and WHO wished
and h"l~,l tie Most fafs, rablr nsuas TheEe
i. n" Disgusting il. 1is great hull 10 wosgtl
all il wv.id bring FOR oil iron"
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-11-24

DIsUSToS.--TIe Charleston Mercury "im-
proves the ocraSi,i.' OF the la;c insuTrecI'o.'
fDr the dissemination OF s;ron. disIluipn scati-
meats. After referring 10 the Abolition plot
published IN thc New York H,raiI il sans:
1t Is no AllSwer - lay that the diaLulica!
incendlarics who in cold bloDd get up scilcu,
tor U'ir destruction, are comparatively few IL.
numbers ia the North. 1t Is cu"u.su for us t.
know that, ir% or many, ilry have Ly the
Constitution Ui the United States, the hight &,
come among Us, aul il their good time carry
out thtir purposes. and, even if their rurpo-
Scs should fail again aud scn;Io d after scalIoli
shall drip with their gore, III, element. # uis-
ch!ei dM uyUbic may survive them, aud give
new Impulse I" future adventures and fanatics.
The great Sutrcc 81 rlrc cvI! i, that ne are IN
der one government with these lcupIe-that by
the Luns;!IutIW Ihcy ircln themselves rv>pr:Is.-
bic E.! tIc institution yt slavery, aud, there
fore. they seek - overthrow 1t. They do not
rlrt instructions 81 Gaia y Biazil. II We
h:.'l 4 separate government ui cur own, the
post office, AL rh- avenues Of Intercourse, tie
lHiiec AL military Of the country would oe
under cur ex u>iVe control A Aboitiuni>nI
would lie out At the y nth, ur its adhereHts
would lavc u operate III the South as foreign
cinSSar!ts, IA a country armed and prepared tu
cx,'uI" their intercourse Or arrest their de-
Signs sl.a gaEIsh their Intervention. As j; Is,
TIC 'irruprgs>!hIe conflict UG Seward is bound
to % OH, although it may be checked aud
SUPPRESSED l.y repeated failures, until one uI
two things shall sake piace-lhs Uninn musi
b; dissolved r s,vry ab"'islo. -
The cxPefencc Of the last twenty-five year.
"i iSuuuiu'us liberation and concession 10y
the South, with the lights Of tho present To-
ilecteiIn thtm, show tn tie most big"ied un-
I1''st that there is no prace for the SOUTH il
the Onion lrurn the fEbcarance m respect Of
the North. The South BtHst coGfrl her oscR
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-11-24

''kAysAs WoRK" AT THE SourH.-Wn
were informed some tays agr. by a gct<lessass
wh'-e statements are eniitl,l 10 credit. that
ssrs1ttccR sin houses, with their cantenis, have
t->en dcsiT,yed ia the last two weeks, in the
county uf Talbot aloac Tie nambcr repcls
all ilra 81 accident. tshd especially when we
rccpliect rhatincendisIism MAS one Of the plans
Of ''old Brown." and that particular Fesioa
was specifically designated on his map. A
further statement q ;es confirmation TO tlgs
eoncinsion- A kttes reached MIiieigeyiIle "a
iew days agn. auhot ncing the belief that n
squasi " BEon . cHssSariFs meTe concealed ia
tie seigAboshnod oE the Mountain, In Mef.
wether county. and thai an express had been
sent tn Talbtton Fr a force t6 seuur that re.
gun and capture the miscTeaDts, if possible.
There is but little doubt that dciachmcnta
OF Browns gang hav. travelled though ana
set "n fo"t plans IN aearly all the Sputhcrr,
Sta;c<; but with due vatchflilness on the part
of our people we do not think there is the
slightest cause for alarm. A few bad charac.
trrs may bc sc'iucc,l Itp such plots, bat va
have II" rlea that sufficient cooperation coula
I've obtained to ilausurate anything like seri.
WIS movemeut.--SapmRdh RepRJIicaH. .-
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-11-24
TaE KORAN.

The Koran IL tie MahomeGan' schor. t.pk
and hC rcli, :; ~ festivals and ,G.rr Is
l. l. said 10 be tire ms. elegant Il all
Gsicl.ii' r,,mp,si,ina. AID it Is lrr-~v {,
,s''Ih, cnhrr i's drvinc ori;:n m .s trans
.cndu; lcau'y. The f,ithfu h,i,cye tlat
1t w.t- sent h,.In heaven during the H. 18th 4
H4ua Ian. aud frlin the iir,t new moon il
Rlrnadin III the APPEARANCE If the next
ncw Inoun. Mahomedabs never smell Ier-
tune, m"r bathr aud during tlre day they
entirely ais:a,. from eating ari drinking =
The Arabian months are lunar, therefore
Etma,!an 'Lus through all the sraspns IN
c0aFsc "i 4no, ai-! .i.e lcus.h Of suinu4cr
days rcndaTs'it 1t dIEiicdIt -to Observe. 81; ste-
ry aad dcbaucEery alternate during she
month.
Pirts IF tHc K"rsn are ealcaIe,d orssIe-
vatc the mud # man as the following *
tracts show; %
"Mahou.r,ians are Eri,iddcn 10 transcress
hy attack ing Iirst. Their every day PRAYER
= IL: there Le no viuicuce in religion
Women are cxhor;ci to behave towards
their husbands. as thciT hnAhraIs shnIld le-
have towards il:em according to what is
inst. Ii man and wife q,IarrcI. one fran
each family meet 90 c,shpuse the differences.
Harm Ne. tGe age!-pr. te,t women. Drst ov
H"t tue l't.ln Tree, waste l,'t the C"rIItlCld.
Strive to exccl earh other ia good works.
aye shall snow kindfc,s TO your parents
and "a ihe poor. Speak that which Is g,sd
unto ali men. LFok not sc0rIIfHlIy apon
y"Hr ncich's3rs walk not the earth with in
>oie''ce-!.Tce not rstlumnies. When ,e are
saIu'e'l at tpast return tlse same Deal nui
unRI-tly with "thcrS, and We shall nsa re
dealt with nuristly. Commend that which
is just and forbid that which is evil, aud
" shall i've happy. ASSIST one aIuahvr &C.
cor,ling u ii>;ice. eut assist not me auoth-
er in injustice. Erd,cm captiEeS. anl shcw
tlveni kindHeSs. BE leniicent. AMI fear C.
is 'niu>t. Irti!e anger; and forgive mel.
God lnveth the beni6cicns
BE kind to women, and fear ~ wroI 2
them. Respect woman Who have b,ru Vol.
Make -" priAnise a. wnraen VII" have bonn
y',n. hake ph Erlp.'sc - women unless Np
>;s.sk it,.nTat'p wcrlS T., 'loy. use de-
a'ts wtr,iS Giye wrr~n tls.;r ,lsNrv R.,.-
" Gi~r o-s'ars tlc'. srs.eir.ucp R.,vrr,.
she iivs e si.rtlrpI II - ~. Ft- atv ,l.I.t Or
C'.slcg ..h ul;.es 'et lis creditors van I'll il
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-11-24
From the y. Y. Journal nf Cummerce.1
Perpetual Motion.

About six years ago. NE published a icS-
cripiou "f machin, Invented by Mr. james
G. ilendricksnn, Freehold. New jersey. '.tl
go "fit>C!f.' \ m".ld. which Mr. Headri. kson
hal made after patient whiting for forty
years, was brought iniu our cflice and we
found that it wcnld 80 without any impulse
from without, and would not stop unleS il
was blocked. Tie power vas $,if-couta;Red
ard self adjusted, and gave sufficicur force
10. carry ordinary ClUek-work without any
Ninjing up or npleniShng. In short, Ne
ssw an reasn wirY It would Mt go until it
was worn out. Oar aL.n3nncrment 0i the
fact i'EHush, .'nt great dcl! Of riiicule tire
increstule'S p d ted a. oil of the projects to
obtain perpctnd ~ tise power which bad
failei n ihe past. aUl prcdic,y,' he same aiS-
grace t.'T :sc nrW irventin,. .kuv scicBflic
gentlemen visited It anal alih"ugh ICY cmLt
not 'i'-Ia," the fact that il wa. 'gr'rG.' they
Hea'iS al attributed tbs moYcmru; 70 SOMA.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-11-24

UNITED STATES SENATOR PROM EESTUc~
KY.-As the Peri"d approaches when the Leg
islatnrc will bo called upon to fill the va
cancy caused by the expiration Of Mr.. Crit
icfdens term ui Serv zee, the attention Of tho
patty * everywhere turned 90 Kentucky,
ami ia all sections is manifested a confident
expectation ahd earnest desire fnr the cl~ctiuu
m Ne. Breckinrdse. His expeIirnce, ability,
accomplishments anG reputation have com.
bihei to arouse viii the Democracy of the
Whole country tie strongest desire Cor his pro.
motion His election will elicit tho wariIlest
rcsr"nsc from the VIII 'lc party. The South
needs srrh chanpi"rn. la TIE Senate. Pru-
lieut., dis"rcct. can.cr' ativc. out tirm, infcxi-
bic aud determined Mr.. IircckiEridge will
prove to hc one of most efficient aud rplia.
lie representatives the South Will have 40 the
Federal Congress,
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-11-24
Axrcporr or Mn. FrILnoRE.-The Boston

AxEcporF or MR. FILLMoRE.-The Boston
EreHi1ty Gdsetle is Tc4pnrrsihle for the follow
inS anccdGte. The Hazeti''S commentary on
it is What is Fsnc - Ours simply il,
wha: a stupid post utfice clerk:
Clerks ia post Offices are generally pretty
well pustcd up in political matters, hut casa
happened recently which is rather amusing
Ex-President Fillmore was stopping at small
place, and bad occasion to send letter bY
his servant to the village post Office. lt was
Irankel-all cx-Prestdents have that priSi-
lrge. Tie bearer dropped j, iu. but the ofli-
ch caught 1t up, aud, slancing at the frank.
exclaimed, ''Who the deuce is NJ. Fill
more p why, he's the ex-Presideut." re.
plte,i the messenger. "Pr'haps he is, my
friend, but I've votel for all the Presidents
since General jackson. and I'll be hangc,l
If recnllcct any such a name guess
you'll have Ia try 1t IN nt Eomc other oflic1
fr we read history down herc-we do ="
W hat is fame?
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-11-24

THE DEATH OF TuE CzAR NIcHoLAs.-Al-
'exander Dumas has Tuhlisbe,l q singular story
concerning the late CEsr Nicholas, Of Russia.
VIZ: That after the slisastDGs Jews from the
CTinca II Russiau 5eseatE, the Gar resolved
to die Shossld se FetracU his footsteps and
abansson bis puIicy I've w1uid have e. give
the iie tn a reign al thirty years Should be
persist N carrying oE the var he would ruin
Russia. But what he cgul,l not ask fOr wiihout
loss Of honor, viz, peace, l.is successor might.
tie. sieTeIsFe, by prcSsihg solicitAlion, obtain
.e.t fr.'sa his physician, wha had previously re-
sistas Tor Two months, d1se Of ls,is1n strong
esseueh p hill him but VI weak eBaugh q.
i've lew hours after having taken it. The
physieian left Sc. Petersburg on tho 18th OF
February. having obtained from the Emperor
decla' at'n in writing which made him safe
at all points. On che m" ming of the lStn
the Emperor swallowed the poison, after
which he sent for the Grand Duke Alexander.
ino~ Emperur,l AMI told linn all The latter
would have cried "ut f'r hlp, bu. the Enpe-
ror prevented him by an order ~ positive that.
aS son and subject. he could not dIsUbcy
his father ahA hiS sovereign.
Then the Emperor explained 10 him in de-
tail the motives which ihJucc'i him 90 take
this heroic step The young Prince, broken
hearted, the tears strcamii from his ewes,
his ettcranCC chnked by soDs, hsscned 10 the
dreadful narrative on his Lnecs, and claspcd
his hands eXclaIming, 'my father nay faith
er ~ The Emperor WOULD not allow him to
quit his slc until he had obtained from him
a solemn promise tn let death take its course
without attempting tn stop il. liTt the iu-
slant the young Prince wa. out Of the room
his hilai love tTlumphed over his word. and
he Summoned the whole royal family AMI sIso
three physicians. Tie latter arrived too late
The Emperor, after not very violent agony,
Oh the 18th uf February. 1850. A, the same
instant Russia changed not vn!y her master
but her policy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-11-24
In a rcccu, letter I, Mr. Cb,rl. III

In recent letter e. Mr.. Charlcs Dickens
Mr.. W. Hewitt says that tlr. ghoSt Uf CIpinin
Nhratcroft, !rdgoon Officer who was killed
bcf re Delhi, appeared =. tie War Office il.
London and caused n c"rrecfion to bc mad, in
th" recorded date "f III, ,!ca H. The London
correspondent of The Kan1Iesf.r Guar,fic,n
says that Mr.. Hewitt is H. error, and that
there was no ghost at all. but that "u ,hc death
ot Cip'. Nhca,cru;i. secret marriage Of his
was OI-cpv"rcl Tie same writer ~: Is that
Mr. Hewitt aud hI, ian,v ar" c,,nii ruI",i sIir-
IigrIi>t> au'l tn:t Sir T.. Bul yer lk'tu i, also
a believer IN spirits, mciiuTlS, ard the r".t
Sir Edward t. the author 81 4 story 10 rcccu'
uumher of EiacktcoOd entitled '1he Haunted
and the liauntcrs; or. The lIDuse aud the
Brain The theory Of this story - that minds
at a distance can manifest a cir will ir a mvs-
terinus and awfnl manner on the minds Of
others present OH the scene sc m"mcntuus ar
tiUns in which the haunier has borne a part.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-11-24
The DvrcH GErsE-"Tl ere go,. the old

The DUTcH GEEsE-"Tl ere gu.s the old
Dutchman who had the dangerous gees, -
cxclaimod friend IL the c ,unIry the other
day. calling our attcntrn q Duichnan ui
the eldest "scio'r' who WAS waiKing slowly
along the ruad. We aSk,t au explanation.
why. when the Yankea. first began 80
settle in here, he ~as l.Inrt y a slah-sidej
specimen of EN-. as hc W., picking up the
qHIil> that bic geese bad dr'rped, in their
cl.ai,ering morning waddl"-, hy the edges Of
an ULInng pond at the r1a,l~i'le. Presently
one Of tie geese stretched out his iong neck
at the Yankee, who started and ran a. if a
mad dog we're al his heels"
81 dpli him." said the old Dutchman, s'nnt
TO % avraid; dat the Re-e wuuidl,'t hart
um any but the geese dil run after him
dough. clear over le hill, a4vays. and none
II um wouldn't give UNA Te~. any mre,
whenever lie cauo along de street. I p'lieyc
,hcy had a shpite agin de Yankees. Mein
gracious! us curious dough. DAT de GEESE
always went away, aud didn't come back
any man.
The secret Of that was, that the Yankee.
who as So afraid Il the DtchnanIs geese,
had thrown ont kernels cf curt, amalg
which was 'hs with fi-h-lnok attached. -
Once swsltnwe'l. the angry fouse MAS soon
in t,w Of tie flying fugitive.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-11-24
ST. MARY'Ss BEACON.
Is PUBLISHED KvgaY TnuEsDArrY
4 y.P. KING. q JAMES Q. DOWNS.

TgaMs or SUDscRrPTfoS 81 80 per an
nun, 10 be paid within six months. No sub
ncription will be recPived for shorter peril
tilaf ak months, and M paper be discontinued
until all arrcarages arc paid, except at thc op-
eiOn VI tie publishers.
IHaMs or ADvEETfsIvu. 81 per square
f6F the two krst Insertions and % cts. fyr every
eul,seaneslt iIsseFtinn Twelve lines m les%fcon-
ssisuie sauaFe. n the number Af insertions
be - sarisesl ON alse a6lEegkiwn0pt, 4 viii De
published unJf f,rtsd, and chareed dccor.iing-
". A liberal deduction made " those who
advertise hy tie year.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-11-24

The New York correspondent Of the New
Orleans Crescent gives tie following dCscrip-
ti"n "f George Law:
"lf ANYTHING don't pay. George Law res
rcciiulIy Gr"ps il. He uow owls niLr-tcnths
# the Eighth Avenuc Railroad. which along
Is an income nf prince, and growing more
valuable every DAY. lie ai,.o Owls nearly al
The STICK Of the Ninth avcauc. which, wiru
c"mplc:".!, will run through Greenwich street
ir the Ninth avcuue, aud thence 10 Harlem
rivera IinC-!aiIc concern. Half the ferries
belong {" him. lie owns the Dry Dock
Bank, ;.!.R the bank owHs about forty across
"f DICKS, husscs aud land, alm,St IN tie heart
"l TIC city. Law owns the Staten island fer
~ boats. tnd two miles Of aa,cr front nearest
New York, that in few years will lie worth,
i'r dock. tea millions H. rc.l!y owns :hc
Flushing Railrra!; AMI Heaven knows I"w
much III, rc he owns. That immense think
M brain ks ps accumu'atitg :. don't think
i" goes into large Operations now for the pur.
pose "f making money. sEInk lie works 'O
Keep from stasnatins. Though not poliIi-
oiai., he wicl.is very powerful Influence upon
politics, especially upon heal affairs. Most
persons have an idca that H.. is an oil mau
M srrl thing. He IA only ffty-oue years
odd, and POSSESSES Que # .hu,c vi.'.r"Is cpusti
ln;i"nS that viii last hiu iytty-ninc years
l"ugr.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-11-24
oLp Bao~xis REn.rsIse FAnnr-rb

. OLD BE"SSs REMsIsIxG FAnILY--Tho
W"Ec-~ter .2py says that Rev. T. W. Higgip.
s''n hAr returned from q visit =, the fsa.iIy pf
Capt. John Brown. He t"nnd their up aa:os.g
the Ad'rUniac mOuutails in New York. and
neal Lake ChamPIalu. opp ~iis Burllng gtan.
VI. Mr.. Blown AMI fspT Il her surviving
children. thr'- daughters and one sIn She
is Second wifi. and hss b, en the mdthes II
Twelve children. BrOwt bad eight children
bv prrviOes wife ms,kInE twsuty in iii.
FIght "f twenty are BoV' living. Ma, BrvEn
acc tnpnIIiei Sir HisRia>DH ia bic Fg, uTL. sLd
he w-'ri with h'r To i:osinn. She all have
I"r Virginia. having teIesraphei se Gov. W,-s
fS pera'Issisn b. vi.,I b. hustSslsd in pusvs.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-11-24

THEY l'ov". giant 10 Ohio WIN. thnugI hut
s-v'T'ie@r vCarS " a:e. weighs three hundred
AMI nif'Iv -N'x p s'''sts, ard il seven and one
ihird ie't hi2i' Her $50 Il the eefebrat' =
Scot -:iar'. james RtnfaII. WIN sxbih'tv.i
himself st l''-I'..s museum, in tile oli Mas nil;
Hall. al Pni.adsiri.A tea u twelve ysars ago.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-11-24

uef fettD PI 49, ~ pay. SfreAk kindly. TO
the eTring be not th,s truth with va,a-
q. Give aIas Prosperity ard adversiiy.
Better TO cuiae yesiE aims tl'an give them
with ostentaii They wfoio good wsrks
shah &c the Z mons of paradise. Super
shendance is lsci unite the liberal The
disiiainful aa rond. ars ihreatened with
6puFgson.
;! : !! ! !. | ! ! ! ! !
We I5u''e Teed by the police and
nothing co'iF Zee them tn let us in, as
the place wasNFuite filed with 1900 peo-
pie. We chanced to pass that way an hour
at,er~ard, and il was an interesting sp-cta-
Gle that Of seeing the va< multi,uie quietly
Issuing from tie gates with sll the order
and 'iecorum Of less numerous congregation
from the doors of the established church
Mr.. Spurceon comes ont of A private a,liDin-
ing gate, hat in hand, smiling aud brwing tn
the people, who seemed inst ready to crv
out with enthusiasm FIR surely he is much
admired att! revrrcd by them. Such eoot-
nature'i crowding ana shnulicring, eager for
a smile, have not seen in New York, except
at the ovati1ns to Kossuth and Field.
Mr.. SPursenn is exceedingly Youthful
h'okins, aud il he had but neck ! would
call him haihSomc. for his complexion is as
fair as any Eisllsh Iiri's--with full cheeks.
bright teeth aud eyes, and a prnfnsion of
dark-hr'wn lair, neatly eoife. He dresses in
rich. immaculate black, aud stepped in his
stylish carriage where his vie and child were
waiting him, with the elegant ease Of gem
tcman born 10 =. and from his carriage vim
d"ws. still uncovered, continued Smiiusly tn
ack' owledge the saluiatinns Of the people a.
long as they could see hifn His great ta-
bernacle, hear the Surrey Gardens, is I..ins
erected with all despatch. st the late LAYING of
the corner stone he flccii"rrsly denied = news
paper story. tlat an utl lady. had left HIM
some n"ney, and moreover. said: 4 hope ~
"nc viii leave me auy money for ] fear that
ike o'Ecr ministers, might discover, simul-
taae"usly with the tonchins the fortune that
was afflicted with hrunchitis. or something
wh,rh dis"b!es us from preaching the Cos
ptl!"
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-11-24

6 -.51.s Srasin lhe A.ls'i that knaws hsw IA vs.,
~ v th@ ulv-l powerful wsapOD In Ihs HCgl1.