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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-29
BIND Oh RE.HTTID
Books, Magazines, Pamphlets, Music
Catalogucs. Newspapers, ,&c.

Books, Magazines, Pamphlets, Music,
Catalogues, Newspapers ,&c.
either Full or Half-Bound, in various kinds of
LEATHER or Of MusLIS. and lined with Marble
Paper Of different figures.
Old Bibles and other Books or Papers which
it is desired to preserve as memorials IN a
family. can be made more secure by the Bin
der'S skill.
r-fBlank Books. Bibles, Hymn and PRAYER
Books, Pocket Books, Albums. Diaries. &c,
EetteTed with Gold
in leCihle and durable characters, 10 order.
MUSIC PORTFOLIOS, &c, made 10 suit
customers.
\ good Binderv has long been desired
in this vicinity, and therefore respectfully
solicit the public patronage. trusting that my
experience and attention to business will give
satisfaction. Intend to charge moderate and
uniform prices, on the " 1--we and Let Live
principle-and hope to make ii a permanent
business.
ErodUce 1nd Store Goo4S taken an pGy
q Rent and stock requiring money! expect
PAY on DELIVERY of all work. 81
Bindery in Beavers wooden block, Third
street, four doors from Market street, near the
Chr0nicf office. CHA'S J. STAIiL.
Lewisburg, April /, 1889
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UNION BAKERY
CON + T. G. TION ERY.

ENHE subscriber respectfully takes This me
thod to inform the cit,ztns of Lewisburg
aud vicinity in general, and The Ladies in par
tcuIaI, that he has oponed BAKERY and
Confectionery. on Market street, in Mr.
Beavers Building, where he will be ready To
supply all who mny favor him with call
with the best of everything in his line Of bu-
Siness. BREAD, CAKES and CONFEC-
TIONERI on hand at all times. Being a
practical Baker and Confectoner torupwards
of twenty-five years. he feels confident that all
who favor him with a call or give him a trial
shall not be disappointed. Weddings and
Parties supplied at the shortest notice on the
most reasonable terms. All sorts of Orna-
mental Work done to order.
BREAD delivered at Houses at all times
when desired CHARLES HEINER.
Lewisburg. Oct 7, 1857
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Line, Ee.E:. i2lls Cars
f=f?!2a, ~ BETWEEN
-Es.95,.;L Philadelphia and LewiSburg.

The subscriber IS running line of freight
cars TO and from Philadelphia wifhoW re-Ship-
menf, and hopes TO establish a good business
by prompt deliveries at reasonable rates.
Warehouse in PhIlad. with Freed Ward &
Freed. Sll Market street. where goods &c. for
IeWlSburg and Intermediate points should be
left. THOMAS PEPPER. Harrisburg
Feb. >. 1853 m6pd
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THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MONDAY, Feb. gS.-Mr. PURDr, Pr,s,deot, in the
ch6ir.
A l,Ige humber Of ordinary psp''s were referred.
A report 10 favor OF payiog Niuhan y FeioOa'h
500 tr pan for EXCEEDING toe Hall OF Records, WAS
adopted.
Apprcp,ia,.ens tor Courts aud County OGca,.-
The Specis COnut'es reported the i'm stes o, sp-
prnpuaoIs 'or the support Of the Courts eld c'1ny
Offices Tor 1859. Among ths items are county colhn-
g.ccles SO eco; Cor lers fees Oc0i eoru m *
Ucrses, g. Coz; officetr fees. 50 W0; Comriss,ou
,rs Of Taxes snd Assessments, Deputies AMI Clerks
salaries So JOu. Slprcme Cont i'I-rssi 50, 100;
Soy+rior Court (.alOIie>l, $i2,6o; Clmnou Peas,
81 eco Marine Court (sslaGesl, s1,Olji Court ot
Sessions -aares * 6N0; Police Cogftr 81, &S ~
County Offices, District AttOrpet, C0uoty Bureau,
&C.. So 2jn Police salaries : ,t!o,303; Police ar
resrs Z 36 10 t6. Toe COMMITTEE report an act ID
be sent - the Lgi-laure author III the raiSog by
tox Tor tie above snt other county expenses, 81
uo exceeding 81 9n09l6 e., 70 b. snheo 70 apptcpu-
alton ard disbursement by the Board of Supervisors
The psper sdopted a0d objected to De taos L.ted
10 the Legislature.
TIE WSv.rs Veto on Remission Of A,sesNmen,s.-
Mr.. KEsSEpN called from tue table tue messsge ct
the Mayor vet0 the res lutiIn directing tue Con-
troIer 10 Iequeet his Receiver q tlNas II disregard
any remission Of taxes made by the Common Couoct,
for the reason that such r. missions were Illegal tho
sareryi,ors alone l1s the Counsel to the Corporation
bad decided, being the only body that oo1li renit
tsNes.
Mr. KENNEDY poke agsinst the veto.
Mr. NoORHIs thought the Mayors views were par
tisiy correct.
Alter some debate, the paper laid the table
t.li LtX ace ing. -
Mr. TWEED prevented resolu'ion that the r.
cofder ana City Judge report to this Board ~ the next
meeting tie es Of all the attendants upon th7r
CouIt appointed by them under the resolution Of the
Supefyisors Dec. 81, 1851, sth pir'cu ers ol Their
duties aud Other Information. VIII en- gSs adopted.
Tie Board adjourned to Monday next,
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to 20 wt BIZ nsmns, ant he che's ted him taaI y
lie vent lie could 70, GRO back, hnl h. yonh 60 s'f
tley depcsed him s-d offered Do Islands 10 tia A-nef
"08 Ctisho'1n ths Missjo5sry Consul thi1k, he has
TIE y ole weight Of the E.i'sh Empire BE shou-
dtIs, aLG re has used bis rfeeoce with ttfeAts OF
Bnu n vcrgesIoe ard bach a up BY petty Frc1ch
officials Until the natives ds-e not ssy teer souls
their owr, and they ready @ GrdJ al they bsye
done for fer of bim lie procured tue bsbisnment Il
al the Americans on TIE i-.sud. aud TIE lydrcgraph
carried them OF without ever chow of trisl every
ihiIg berg cat and dried beforeus,d. They received
Joldsn ard Croits board with drawn cutl4sses and
carried them 20 Tahiti. TIE Nsndsaa sriyiog coon
after carried them back. Chisholm sid he TOull
procnre their bsfishmeut again NJ ss tie Wanda
l.s ives gore. lie ia the most yiudic.iVe Cedtiesome
nun ever sav. II Is hardly ssle f,r an Aueri-
cen 10 ysit RaiHtsa. Tee natives are DTepsfog Tor
fnsl struggle, aud ( the Americans do cot take tie
is'eTd there VII be some fighting. Ycuog Tamstoi
VII Ttyer come back. Tie NATIVES say tn y Il the
AocTcsn5 90 lot soc6pt the isi1ds they will have
government of their oTn.
It would be fire station for us, slnos in the d.
rec. line Of The route Of the Panama aud Australian
stcsmers end American enterprise would coon dtaw
tho trade Of the whole South Pacific
OF cCuie the present Administration would not look
81 the acquisition Of email slard so fsr sT.y while
seyes ole fixed upon Cuba, sni perhsps it would not
be COED policy 10 take it e. aIy tlmei but here Is
fire cLArce fer the Investment Of American capital.
TIE nstives, 10 doubt would be gl:d 70 osde the
islsnd, or potion OF IT, TO compkry whose Govern
uert would protect the interests Ct its citizens, for 10
lis way they wcud Themselves be protected, whiclis
al they desire.
Thee islands lie west Of Tahiti about 90 miles, and
are distant from each other between and two Eles.
Tt,y ale surrounded by coral reef, which makes
safe and capacious hsrbor. There are five or six
passages through the reef which ren-er il easy for
vessels to eLttr ard 60 out with the wind fom any
point Of tie compass. 1t is said thst fnssts can
beat round both issnds insde Of the reef. Tee Peal
Is.tds are within { few Days sail. Toe pearl trade,
set urdeveoped and very lucrative, is monopolzed by
two individuals at Tahiti.
Whale thips, wi ch formerly touched at Tahiti for
supplies have been driven OF b. the petty exact onS
Of the FreIch PIotsctOrae. These vessels are now
compelled to 60 to Honolulu to recruit. If there were
a CONVENIENT port in the South Pacific where whslers
could obtain supplies, and be free from the vexa.ous
alroye1ces 10 which they suh'cted a. Tahiti,
it would be hequented by the whole South Pacific
Whaling feet. Raiates would pOssefs great advGn-
tsgcs in case CT the establishment of lice Of steamers
orn Panama TO Auatrsle, it Is 10 the direct route,
and almost exactly half way between the termni, and
viii, undOub edy, be occupied as coaliDg depot
when that line is established =.
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.


Tie Assistant Adiutsrt General Cspt Wlthers,
the Department OF Texas com nuuicstes the following
Army news:
Fort Brown is to be Abandoned, aud the company
there TO go to Font Duncan the soldiers a. Ri1ggold
barracks are to 60 to Camp Hudson, a., also, are
those Of Fort McIrtosh who TO prep for active
service imme distely. Fort Mason is to be given up,
and its presrt occupants Companies a and 3, to
be distributed about the vicinity Of Camp Cooper;
Companies and +, now at Fort McKayelt ate also
70 be located with those last named.
The Secretary Of the Navy has officially ordered a
Board Of Engineers, consisting Of Mr.. King Of the
Brooklyn Yard, NJ Everett, late Of the Atlsntic
Gable Expedition and Mr.. IsherwooS, to assemble and
decide upon the merits Of steam condenser invented
and patented by Thos. Prssser Of Nsw-YOrk. The
Board Will commence ia business in a few days
As the stesm-frigste Niagara does not see n TO bs
wanted very coon by the Government, her lmperfec-
tions are being cefuy sad at.e,tiysly scru.iLizad
the sult of which hiss been 10 demonsrate room for
considerable improvements in her machinery. All
her valves, for instance, which were Of composition,
have been surveyed and corieuued, end ATE 20 be
substituted by in cues. In tue uodI gsbop several
cther alter stiors IN Der machinery are in hand.
Steam will he spilled, in a few day, to tee new
sloop-of war recently launched a. PhilAdepha Shais
to be prepared for sea a. soon as possible.
TIE Commaude;.n. Chief Of the old Brazil Squadron,
Admiral Forrest, notwithstanding MS orders to come
hcue hiss taken upon himself the responsibility OF
remaining in South America foE some time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01
ONE WEEK LATER FROM HAYTL


We have received, from tire brig S. Bouton, Wis
Boston Hsyti files to Feb. 3, With over weeks later
intelligence.
President Gffrraid has Issued decree conf'csting
TIE effects of De'ya, Minister of the late Empire,
and Soulouque most innlentisl adviser.
NJ. Mellinet the French COnsul.Genersl, Is gfss,ly
prased BY the press for his come daring tie lste
struggle ard a movement was foot 20 strike media.
ia bis honor NJ. Nlelnet has, however, declined this
high compliment.
Tie CeLtisl Committee OF GOn8ives has prepared
report SLOWING forth the which LEI to the revo
lotion. Il appears that last December eight men, OF
whom GefrAri was the most prominent signed
documerf and took the name ofths Committee of inc
Dspsrtmsnt /Courfr. DtP0Ttemea'aiJ s"e%ing 10 de
or rtesse their country from the tyrsn Soulouques
power IN three dtys, Gousjves Grd the surrcnrdisg
country gave in thei. adhesion 70 t1e revolutionary
scbeme, ard in eight days more Gersrd found himself
ct the heed of ten thcuss1d willing men. The report
proceeds TO cay:
"The truel Soulouque thunderstruck. HIS
vain pride Induced him TO suppose that ne coui con-
;uer men who inspired 10y tie ire OF hOerty ana
frst pronouucing against them the analhem' Of Pio-
ecriop he advanced against them at the head o. az
er1ry that ne believed 10 be devoted to himself ana
his family. Stupid montter He lad forgotten that
the army of the west. which he principally rsied,
was essentially republican, and Woud speedily make
common cause with is brethren oil the hoIlh Id IT,
establishing tie desired Republic
Tie Hayten people appear to be itll en'huS's't'c
in favor of Gerard aud the press Is loud IN eonden
nation Of Soulouque and his corrupt Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01

TIE SNAIL CHLNCEs % DRtwGNG PRIZE .,
LoTTEkY.-COLcsdng, for q moment, that the pro.
GEES Of drawing tbs lots is conducted IN the iaireh
maLner- although there are modes BY which higi or
low Plumbers nlsy Dc made 70 predomlnate IN the
drawing, ard the managers msy, to e3rtain extent,
me1s uYer they vish-the chances against any one
drawing high prize are enUrmOus that, II Tie s0-
iect was properly understood, doubt whether tie
most rockies. gambler would risk his money % toe
stake. Let tske for instance, the scheme u One
OF the recent Delawas State lotteries. We fad that
out Of 1910 tickets issued - 3i0 Were prizes and
$500 were blanks. The retail price o. the tickets
ras 50 zach, making in al s44s!s, and the amount
propOeed TO be distributed ID prizes was SD, lJ!
leaving balance, Assuming that AL TIE shares sere
taken %, in favor Of the State OF s76.U6. Ga. Of
these 20 $40 prizes p 7i0 Of IS each; 50 tia,
the winner o. OF tbees would Just take OUT via. ne
mn, in on IN other poris would neither iose nor win
provided there Was no discount charged upon the pay
ne1t and would have all his trouble and Anxiety INTO
the bargain The remaining l,Jo priLeS eu: 81 NE
original nomber Of tickets, '6O16, bvng rather ess
than | 10 L. were thus divided;
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ia 6r-v,, 10, te WA ttpo-'uiatad sils, tlrc1sh
tie gated DC, GY Ne Deputy Ws.ts1. by the Supes
in Cudcits and D. o. cs, irr h'' nt.et o1t rc'
rarso stpbborr decIsr,. t1El L. vocii save hin
,eif Z. death a. fote he 40, oecs tie orier Sti-.
watch Kept ovsr him 90 So That nc - not mare
bins u, Glt cuiirg REPEATED t',,sis iI'l' fi.l hin
The ettaIy Physician, Dr.. IN, w. ~ %
nOje II BE- vas b-c0ridg de,iiOus. 20 to-ao'hrn.
Commenced OF TCc.jsy Iugrd a-s.F 49, aut.f 2
through NrdtC-Cag. .bfoUo1 Tlusis,', tafol-6 I'd
dhy 10 bed cat. Gong - Lls &c. sbous t''S o.
Saturday afternoon toe otbc-i9 a-d blm - I'ss 10
bis bed: attempting 70 10 60 Ee irl AMI u b'iiG -lt-
covered that he the. zeal. be cohi no Use o. :
kite, the door op-ted. ard, 10 'oF minutes ~
wac T.tL be Has Lite deinoua. lie vas lIlnr o.
stels cared ~. Ulos h.ios s'srchei, Tie kne .s'
found upon hin. To blade was shaut fJur i-cie-
lorg. aLc ground COsu 20 feEgl )'tt-uasi1S y
very dangerous WeFpon. II ill bs ob.srysf that he
took 40 lOod for aboEt q hours-cyer fo1r dsys.
TAi. jces not equsl csse which occurred fe days
ago in tie Maine Stse Prion, while Mr.. Bennett was
Warden. stslwsr, Irishusn Of immense proper
tors WITH temper 70 mstch. who hsd belonged 10
tie Britth army, committed for some crm', and
90 BEN lu t, is work refascd to obey orders. The
Warden Va. very quiet, but most res,lus man and
at formed the refractory prisoner tta be was
not to be bA6d with. aud tat he Wcud permit no
iGsub riinstiOu whatever.
The msI Gev iLto open resistance srt declared be
would til any one Who csro rear or attempted to
ooerce hin. Tie Warden lad hin &c zsl. End taken
to cell se spsrt f,f the confinement Of the rebeons,
and told hin that be ouh remsia there without sny-
thing to est or drink until Re professei willingness to
yield to tho discipline Of the pison. The convict de-
clared 18th pr fuse ostts that lie never would. Tse
Warden visited the cell at the expiration Of tEsnty-
four hours. TIE prisoner was even more fierce than
before He had ctalcd out des,h'- head and bones,
and red il up q token Of the pin. Of lie defiance,
declaring bis purpose to die soousr tran yield Toe
Warden calmly informed him be ooud hays his
choice hut tba; he would cal daily to see il ne did
not charge bis mind. Dsy 10y DAY the Warden vent,
aud day by day the culprt drove bin With impress
tors from hs presence. Two, three, four, five, SIX,
seven days espssd Sill, the Warden went, sn1 s'iii
the ouprt resisted declaring his purpose to die, rather
than submit The Warden wss surprised, bat held
fast to his belief that the stomach would finally con-
tIo him. At length on the morning Of the eighth day.
the prisorer gave il, st and completely lie ieu
bis knees, begged for forgiveness sod from thAt
tne till the expiration of his sentence, hs was per-
feet model Of obedience and docility.
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.s..ss A la'se, .tross made Pp" sss up esef the

"A
er.ir-piue sh.-e the breaches pc. WI ensoe soy
sre 20 c-c.c, drain 90 where the eto?pNse -.
NJ itre-son 70 that 40 inch tiles, ~ eel aPfN -
dtcies 80 y-ids loeC, vi Csfrg 81 al tue va u
Uoces.sry. L pcs Should Ne ~ sn""th as po>elo
Lz- Ken pipes are pru oably more ecoGomcs IN IN
il,k DID. VITA collars, siice tn c'iSrs 90 10 b.
e-Ic ali ss uoch a PIPES Bat there = some isIu
IL Wbch Il a.. 10. sJeVsr - lay p>ss q a1y r.ss
without collars O. some sobs'ru'e. | u'e pieces OF
VtUc sCch ss tee l-Ik.e oo,t-makers use "a st'nin
80 b,ttous a tt,ck b13's winch ! pot un'eF tAs
i,tis e the tides ard hist sfrc-d1y keeps oGe p'Pe
ton ssttiog bsi. W the other.
Becol-ot. speak ct ths Yankee ~sy OF saving
i-siter, sac skiCg eff boot soes, perfectly O.
ticirs'y. | hope the reporter 81 TnE TRIBUNE
wtut est bolt % Il. Bat tiese p-c-s Of boaTd bsog
cheaper than anything else, 6ac /. gooi economy .
TEE then grGer Uy ,- wt- her IL Is not unier the
boot soles TOE most of tne drariog-e usct 10 t1ls
oouItTy are ~ 2, iLch-s IN diameter and generally
q she most psssiSe k'Ct.
PKof. MACEs- TueIc II a rev tool that il sslbsti.
tue fer pack thst vii d'g i've feet deep bS aOrse
power LaIIow euougt for tile crAiolrg. tg 20 rots
ogg ir q day, iset ce-p, With y ke OF oN"o, with
PTaits ciRsiug machine. Teen with 5 ssbsod ploE
shc the tCTsepCk do ire n t " the work the other
tao fett Al ny drains are hVe feet deep. Odr tilo
makers have sso,It 4iGtd that ,lo caG b. made more
porous by mixing Gust Of autcraci'e cosl with tue
clay Tee pipes too, sre stIoogsc Sheu e. UiNet.
S-iistury's uacbre for making dram tile l. EASILY
oder ted 70 the wants II aDy fsImer ard can % sorkei
up,I any tam. il = slGpls IL also Iuakes oet,er
t. than the exp-usys cactineTy. Ode can make
$500 te a day. L. is very ea-y, too, to set up Kun
o. tile up OF sny farm 50 az - earn them
Iodge FEENCH expressed privately some strong
doubts about tlis usctiue. lie g1nted 10 sec II
work before lie could BE- satisfied.
TIE NLNr NNErtNG.
AmooC other subjects TO ne discussed viii h. Prrn-
" pg Grape Vince, ard theic geueral ca t!ystion.
Dr.. Grsut Of Ions Island, viii give his views upon
lis subject.
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AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION.

Tie ngoar monthly meeting of thus Assocl zion
was held on Friday, at No. 10 Wal street, the Hon.
hYRos IL. CLhES, President of the Society, 10 the
char.
The Superintendent report shows that y persons
have been sent ~ the West.
The Finance Committee reported that the receipts
of the Association since the last meeting were S2l 3Si
balance in the hands OF tue Treasurer, sltO -.
Tie Core spOuding Secretary reported that returns
made to the Socey by tue Visitors OF the Association
for IpTo wing the Condition Of the Poor show tnat
large no nber OF bene6citrias sewing women who
are unable 10 compete with the operat brs on Sc Tiog
machines, aud cJusegueBty arc unable to support
Themselves by their labor Tho SscrctarY states that
be has consulted With the pI0pretOrs OF clothing es
h. sbmepts and that sbey IN the opinion that
the rues charity TO this class OF tue poor you'd b %
assist the u to procure sewing machines. Inc makers
Of sewing machines have also been consulted, and
many of item havetgenerously offered t. give, each
one a machine to the Association. Ga recOnm 3nda'
ton Of the Secretary tho subject was referred to
Committee with power.
The 20 900 copies Of the report read by jos. Hoxa
ESQ NJ the late public meeting held ut Hope CaHpe
To CO usider tho evils the and the cure OF ps
perism iu the City of NewYork, will, by an ARA ge
meDt with tue Board. be published 10 the next number
of The journal of Industry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01
CITY REIfS

THs StERyoscorT.-We were 10 error in .tstss<
frat the psIicr stereUsccpes made b. NJ. A. Bsskss
do rot shcs Eapsr pictures. They msy b, r.si t~
paper as sell a. rls's objects. NJ. B'csers b, l,ss
made several Improvements upon hs io-,rUnent as
/, row able by very simPe sPpara,as 10 give tie
ohiec, a uotlon tessd Aed tom the observer. l..
which eifI, ret eyes Usy DC accommodated lilo ess
ar,tber Improvement winch eou6es to num''' y.
pictSns coutsiooj by the instuuont snd has s'oe
n " oa eNh bton cortsicrg loo or noU glass psc
turcs, OF twice as macy paper pictures These are ..
yet e,psusive, bat with the Application OF the WY
ingenious 'hDery which NJ, Beckers Is nov Pe'fe-
ug 10 their naOpiactore they ought - be furnishes q
more no,trAte price,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01
MR.. MARsHoN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.

Mr.. MARsH, on Wednesday, spoke on the principles
of translation lie sail that the pducpl difficulties
" trs saton we're 10, thOso Of IausatiIg the woris
or even tho idom or diotisrs Of the original language
The great licuty lay in the iWpossibldyo Of finding
words the associations connected with which we've siu
r to the associations connected with the wOds OF the
or sinsI language. What Eods, for instance, could
represent in any other language all the IDEAS which
thioDg sround TIE English words gentleman snd hoHe
in England H. was mainly for tbs reason thai trans
laion required so thorough and intimate aknowstge
Of both .ngusges and this rendered 80 diiut that
few good trsnsaiions had been made except by per-
sons who vera themselves dis.ir gu.stel ~ original
writer's T. sHsston tie be,, VI al exercise 10
own language, except psrhsp'. hours Of speaking
daily, especially e1temporsgy TRANSLATION. 1t was
superior to speaking in respect for speaking
gave msa q weaIisome hsbi. Of repetition, and =
m.Lnerism Of style. Men would get their pet words
and e1pstyes which, ike the refrain Of the old sing
ers gave them tine 20 thilk Of 90 netting 20 say But
station gave continually ideas and new styles
10 be rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01

DFsPFEADo Is THE ALTON PENrENrlARl NINE.
~ syvrN HoyRs WITHOUT FOoD.-Snpsn l,endea'
Rutherford communicates the particulars oil Csc
witch occurred in the Penltentiary Iast wee, va
Tuesdsy ere Of The prisoners for nsabordlnaon, ~
cent 10 his cell Soon after being sect trere worn Nss
communicated 10 the guard that be had knie secret
ed sbout his person. The fact was put N pcsscion
G! Deputy. Warden Wells, VINO gave orders thai we
prisoner should strip himself IN 10 eel, leave III.
cothirg upon the floor, and come cut thst II rlSlt
be iesrchcd. TIis order h. refused to comply Win
Every efTcrt was made TO oduce him 10 ob5y 0nt ne
WIS obs,iuste-e swearing he would die fret Il 49,
sfrldre', ordered Tat ro feed b. given hlm ~ ne
Welded Tto officers became COZ virotd o. 81 be hSl
stiie, and would use it il he got chance. Dung
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-01
THE ISLANDS or RAIATEA AND TAHOA
OFFERED TO THE AMERICANS.
core,pordeRoe Of TIE n. Y. Tribune.

~oTesPotdeR't OF F15 N T. K'I0Ule'
PORTLAND, Feb. Il, 1859.
sead sou the following extrsct from a letter from
Tabi, giving accent OF the late troubles at TIE
osshbOriDg Islands OF Raisiea and Iahos, which re-
susd in an offer Of those islands to the lo'ed Sisie''
sNo doubt Won have heard long ere this that R4is.
.aa and T,hos nsyo been freely offered, by all the
chiefs 10 the sl,rds, to the United States. Young
Tsmstoa, Pomares son that used TO run srouod here
pitching coppers with paIca on, was chosen hlog
by old Tamatoa the Fourth, being his adopted sor.
He was crosped with some e'at ana the usual amount
OF pigs, tsro ysms, &c, cooked AID daily eaten
the occasion aud everything setiled dove ia qaet
ness ana peace and every body thought ne "9uI aNe
peaceable reign; snd he would II It had not osen
for lis mother She went down with him, and s'syed
there year ard eat the RssiosnS oct oil h9lss
and home, aud then Comu6ncei taking away 'AeiI
lands snd hHc sh. stayed there much longer enc "oud
tsve hsd al Rs,ates and Tatos in the hands OF her
by. f.T hls owu pIvste fortune. Ncen The tfeaci
seti dow steamer toI her, young Tama.oA waited