, 1859-03-28

SENATOR TooAns on l}ENacEA1lc ExrRAsA-
0ASrE.-Scnator Tunlnl,> III speech III the late
Congress nn the Naval Appropriation Di'. used
the following words:
"fuur appropriations, for Nary Yards hase
yonc to the building Of houses for n!1icers and
making of fluwcr puts and I'LL thai kind Of thing
1T cost Of T.. ,'uh tAnt and it will be na less
lnmg NJ YOU will pay it, hut will 70 uP to st,-
'"n.a if you ,lo not stop IT, There are ::.."".-
.>sn, TINT vof have no ucetl for III all ion have
S,thhI SlilnrS IL man ynur nNyy. 1hn have not
increased them IF late years, and ynu now have
S,hn' nlrn in vour navy yards t" help them
civilians. N'ou hare carried their number up
from, 3,.Ra) 10 s.,t'. lou have eight Navy
yards. England las ever 1'0 ships and she has
two navy yards. lou have eight, convenitnt-
" situated I'LL about the country, and It is
cause Of rcprnach tn good Democrats, for the
enc,uy say we keep people there to cheat Them
in clec.*. and s t;od is my Jud:.c AMI afraid
there is something i'll it,
Car Wheels FROM LAKE SrrgRron Pre- InoS.
-Thc manufacture Of car wheels ut Mr. Nnn-
kcrslry's foundry, which We mentioned recently.
continues to be entirely successful. Upward Of
l.,u wlecls have How been made for tie Bay dc
| N"quct nnd Marquette N!ilroad Company. which
has recently purchased the Iron Mountain Rail-
r.,ad-u sufficient number for satisfactory und
conclusive experiment.
| II was stated recently in one Of the Detroit
papers, that Lake Superior iron used alone was
too hr,. for castinE@-t!is il entire mistake
which, no doubt, Arosc from the use Of su1nc
| No. . iron. The very reverse Is the fact; tho
| No. is ~ snit US the hr>t Scotch ry and is
preferred 10 it by hnth our fnunricS here for
stove plate und all machinery castings. For
car wheels it is better thau thu best Salisbury
| iron; il takes TN cvcn. regular chill, Of any
required depth, and never chill cracks iii cast
ing.-Ldl, onPtrtor tto"FHal-
Coon Fluck.-A few weeks since Miss Jnne
Bnnstccl. daughter Of Esq Bonstec1 Of Martesi,
Pierce Co. was left, in company with s. small
boy, in charge ef her fathers housc. While
thus situated, her attention was attracted by the
yin}cnt barking Of the Gn.. and having sent the
| boy to ascertain the Cause.-The soon returned
with tho information that the dog had got q
watch ut u respectful distance. she proceeded ii
run some bulls and load tic rifle. llaring ap
| preached within convenient distance Of the rdr.
| mirf, using the shoulder Of the boy rest
her first fire brought his cat-ship 10 the gronnt
when l,c Immediately. pitched inlo the do. will
unequal to his task. interfcred with the breecl
Of her gtn which she brought to bear with sucl
viyor tlut she soon demolished il. and the wild
cat also.-I}ud*o" 11I<.) Chronicle. =
LIFE IL kxSrrckr.-Thc Louisville Courier o
the I'D, in recording the Murder Of 1+LEwELLr:
Brsu, an old citizen of Ous1cy Co.. says:
! 4HuS We arr CUWpctleu tlH " uut III 1ICuTt
violent deaths in our State. Law seems 10 b
4 dead letter. and men harm become their owl
avengers. The pistol and tho bowie-Anifc ar
rapidly becoming The rulers of tho land. Til
is thc fourth murder VIC hare recorded thi
mnnti--:hat Of Thos. :. Lowe and john Aldricl
at l1awSyi1le, tha. Of James ucndrcn, at Warsaw
and the one just named.
SrnpES nEArH.-Thc Cleveland papers recor
, melancholy case Of sudden death. On Mon
day night Miss Theodoria Smith, aged nineteen
, attended singing rehearsal by tic choir {
J Saint ranl's Church. 1t the closc of the schoe
one Of her companions. observing that she di
not arise, asked her If she was not goiug homt
. She said she could not get up. adding. in
: laughing manner, that her foot was asleep. Sh
:, then made LII attempt to rise, but Instantly fc
buck iii her seat, aud never spoke again. Sh
:, was conyeyed to her home, where in about tlre
; 1uurs she died.
4 BRrrAL outrage At PoN11Ac,-Nc learn fro{
: 4 gentleman from Pontiac, that some brutal ru
= fan broke into the stable If Judge Van valkes
\ burgh. Of that village. on Monday night, an
=. shared the rnane and tail off his horse. cut
thcstail Of lis COW, and wholly DESTROYED h
= harness and the cushions Of his CARRIAGE III
pcrpetrator Of this infamous outrage 1cft a mi
in Ills stable warning him thnt unless he desis
!. cd from the further prosecution Of the liaut
y y suits IN which he vas engaged, his prnpert
~ Of ftown.--Detroit -idrsrttttr, 18th
DEc1nEnLr EScGuRAGiSG-ThcD Dubuquc III
to aid gives the fortune hunters cnnsolatien |
stating that gentleman from the interior
Iowa informs ttat journal that hc passrd. c
Wednesday, some twelve miles west of D.
<r buque, nearly sixty Pixies Peak teams stut
fast in the mud, ind perfectly unable to moy
They had encamped, and were waiting for be
ter rmes. Other emigrunts on the point
starting will do well to note this fact
5 ~ Thu *ld"." by pryate subscription +
, the Agassiz museum of natuFul 1listorr, rs
q" condition of the sumo amount from the State
L. Massachusetts is already pledged. nnd the 81,
- cess Of this great work il therefore ensured UNI
j. the Legislature passing the pending bill