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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
MARINE AFFAIRS.


-ax EAR STATE STEAMBOAT ExrLosroS-DEArB oF
THE TWO scALp.D PERSONS.
Eivsrd VI. Lawrence, Second Assistant Engineer,
and Geo +. Arnold, passenger, VINO we're scslded
\, the explosion Of the boilers of the steamer Bay
stste on the afternoon of Juy died at the Bslevde
Hcspial yesterday. An inquest held upon the
bodies by Cororer Scbirmsr, when Mr. jas. H. rnkel,
Chief Engineer Of the Bay State, testified that tue
steamer was going up the East Rivet at the usual
rate when bottom or side sheet OF the IarOoaru
boiler blew out. lie was in the boiler-room ie"
minutes before the explosion, and the steam gauge
then indicated pressure of 81 ID OF steam AS ne
stepped out he met Mr. Lawrence, one ot the deceased
and requested him to take charge un bis return ron
the upper deck where ne went to screw down the
naip center. As he eft, Lawrence stepped toto the
l.rhoard 6re-room ard that was the lsst he saw OF
him. He then went into the epgine-room for a
rrench which he took above, aud just as he applied
!. he heard the explosion At the place Of fracture 10
the boiler the iron is thinner than elsewhere, and
there were pits where the iron appears to have been
partially eaten through. lie could not tell The cause
of this condition of the boer. The boilers were ex-
amiped and tested in September last Boiler makers
went inside the boilers Sunday sst the Sd inst,
and reported all right, far as they could judge
The opposite boiler was repaired at tnat time.
No other testimony Of importance was taken aud
the Jury rendered verdict in each case of DEAN
from scalds accidentally received by the explosion
"of boiler on the steamer Bay State. Lawrence
was a pative of New-York, 2s years of age, and
Arnold was an Engshman, y years OF age, and q
resident Of Boston.
FoR EuKoPx.-The Steamship Glasgow, which
sailed today at noon is TO ca at ST. Johns Newfouud-
land for the passengers Of the "Edinburgn ana tue
cargo, and such articles Of cargo belonging to the
"Ednburgh" "a can be added to toat which sue took
out from this port. The Cunard Mail steamer Persia
Captain Judiins, also sailed for Liverpool with 25l
passengers and $753, $50 in specie. Among the pas
sengers are General Comon'ort, ExPresident of MeI
CO. the Hon. Samuel Beard.ly Of Utica, the Hon. a. w
Peckham, of Albany, Sir George BOnham, John Van
Buren,, esq. and A. Duocap, esq
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
CnIRr OF APPEALS.

Dr lSioNS.
Bdven az. Nor.hwss.ern Insurance ComE.ry.
marine policy stated the insurance 20 be on account
Ct A. II any psyabe B. he vessel warranted by
The s.rss free from al Her. held mortgage Of tee ves
snbc, 20 two proE mortgages: HsG ha, he asaane q
o~nsr Gpon The and Of upon lis iDeres;
acstsssce of As equity Of eteDPon Tsa therefor -
81 tie prior Dgises eresh of ne ~aTAniy
and fatal 20 = recovery upon the policy.
Brewser e. Al sg- City of syTscusei Ley esL
The title Of q private act sufficiently expresses rs
.ahc. .thin Az 6 Of the Constitution, By ths vors
An the relief Of j. L." l. EesG indie ..e the sef
BY which such rel to be elected a. he assessni AL
collection Of Q tax BY a municipal corpoFst:aE-
The persors assessed r sewer IN city have 10
relation with parties constructing H. under
the p~sons be sssesssd condition 70 e
undertaking Of the vosk.
Ths Lsssass1s hss the psvsS,a sSihssra the LEVI x
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

par Of ps,ss ~ss h.s ooaaros.d rrioe
inpso,euet sseron osurso, pics. snirh Se Co
poraLzCt sas forb.ssso tr pa, By ts ca1r st
Van Rrrr-elsex AZ Ban
The right Of reeu'ry Tor payuelt OF reui may %
reserved Upos oscs.yasce ir 'ee,
Ifss sees ,he nsb G 8. ocrnor las, oo"sasi
The Etn'ef ss1 be hrirs l. gn-be n ts> f-Gt b
tie statute (Ch. 20 of e5. K s. 7p Sci ~
Tts &c sh~cI ory remedy 81, there 20 Corszionl
ohj.con sssiss IT. 4iosti yr--ieni e0av-yaacs
The otsttes -ving t- rn-ty t'cturt r psoe OF osae
reLy itsd ss-rs1ce oct He spfuc&ee
s here th-r. rznt r-snt-t a. common !.
A, ,uus p.yn,.tt pr ,he Gee ,r,ann. Of AEi
oc IS. and nee p-cd.r. of t-Gur- ot reVeo9 r TIE
gTa1;oF sz io which tie shl % fseI eAssrd ~se- Pfsa'
4 bx I r t.ad.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-srEcIAL TEEs.-Jaly 3
OPINION.
Msboney sgt Sherman, &c.

Asboney sgt Sherman, kc
BRADY, J.-In this It seems that a Judgment
recovered in the Marine Court and aa execution nsra
hereupon appeal then taken 70 the General Term OF A
Court; affirmed Pfor "a the Judgment OF
rualoe the psinn attorney In another proceeding P
would ssue execution the judgment Ao,.e
mentioned should .rmed, until notion pendnI IN tle pro
Gee mentioned should BE- heard before zoe o.
QueeIs County The motion heard on tue th OF is)
1889 Judgment sirmed the 18th u May 1852 snc an
hereuPon issued tne STh oi May ~ ihr
execution having been returned unlushed the rth
order supplementary requiring the stHniuce W -
and he sst have that order s-i ASIDE upon tho
under the execution hich was not returned
levy his property sufficient 20 pay the iu1Ee sn
which levy Is till h. against him From the papers
and that the were stsved oy
appeal the General Term OF the Marine Court nr ns
Judgment Of airmADcc pronounced the I'm o. h.y a..
Whether under the execution do 0ti a.
least and IN The view q the motion need not BE-
determined The app the Gsneis Term Of the Marine
Court cid sptdoI Of the execution and the
appellant could require the return OF ~ god. levied on
tCook DickeTsoI, Duer, 67s Smith ast. Allen, Z d.
Smith -ie
PROCEEDINGS in the Cou below he judgment
appealed emh raced therein excep: in certain
hich the present The appeal opesns ten
only and sup~Tsedeas he execution SUI
the hands of the Sheriff vher the
taken his Il OF having expired before the
be boGud aud could be compelled 70 deliver II "a
his unless he had begun 20 execute BY The collection
thereon levy property IN pursuance thereof
in which his duty complete II he k- he p-oeer
cutou Adns rezuar process
Of that KIND. (Crns Smith, Johns, l Az s1pps
pro>eedings b. mAE.lred founded ec1nd
execution ~e hTs remains neither returned
s-ded
The order sr elementary must r these b. ss.i.
b.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
MARRIE ID.
BRoyYYELL- MIR

RpOyyyELL-M -Mt'RRAY-in Broosyr "Wednesday, July
s. by ,hs Rev Henry wsrd Beech-r J. BroZoe! 20 Aoss
nors d. tl-sa.sI o. Cap l. Murray, al OF Brooklyn ~
cir s0ssE ESTER-At ti0ri VI, Thunday. JaEe -
bv te r.. J. Ten y N. Jorp osu OF Shasta Cli % Nj.
Jussy r. younges daughter d the late isse s~ner es q
fbe 'efner place
sFNITR-ClARH-At The.lord. ", Thursday June g By
~. e.. J. Tenny NJ :. C. septer A~ SsrGh ClsIt Of
PiyrnoutA, " H.
sFkMAN-aAU TERsTOCK-ln this city, o. Tuesday, Jaly
Ig tbo Rev 0eorge 5. Haze, HF. James O. Seaman T. 8
EIs Eliza, yc-lseI daughter Of W.. Alt.s'cA e.i' al
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
CORRECTION.

70 ~ Eixs- ~ 7z< n = Tri6-->
SIR 10 your papes 1f TINS dse you have published
OF feIrho sh hsv occurred e,s~cs Tn
r Cou Ho ara =. he .srG otbrs Ia Fe.eJ -,set
The Sh irs-
ComrAy No ~ nOt 70 ATE ssace
tie above el of nrr, mr. b,s they nsa any en
tuTbanoe wazevoT sih Es=Ge Coap,.y No 6, AZ on
Company Yer nsp@eiilAJ. ~ =, g..
ROBERT ROGERS, fsrs1lsn Ensise Co No. IL
~ inI.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

s< With sprs6se evening" bScss Ia Hss sd srt
s~v-rs since, shis ching vurchase lis
BAdvpy rxnisd biz old n be tsossht IN tAe bosoo
. bseed Barrett stated that be h.d resolved the
from S.pu~ MARI. With ns;.uot,oss u sen tr s
OGso~ airh sfretd Mari. ain; Ar Adflebreok
.; Cry Had P.lioe Cur. Aaernrn Bfsy committed
him for trial in defsCt u BAL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
NEWJERSEY II,EINH.

Brutal Ass.ULr.-A man named Fagan residing
in Seuben street, jersey City, while under the infu-
ence OF liquor Tuesday night made assault on his
wife with a carving knife, aud cut her arms very
badly. She declined to complain against him and lie
was discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

GRAsD LARcFEY.-A ccored man named John +.
Brown yesterday charged By lad named AkG,
who 1. 81 pioyed ;ss chop ~ H Robert Weir at No
IS srrrfe stree H piece Of nt ves.ng woitn &'
from employers shop whr p'ssudns 20 lnok ., p.nta
lots Brown had coffefas WITH him at tie tine, who wAs
not .Akrn Justice Kelly committed the arcused for trsL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
fA9veripueu'
IAuNtTt'NUIFiIs'I
To TIP TUAyKIISG EGMHTSTTy

~ lHf Ihhf
woiTRs celebr.ied scasDaN AROMATIC ScHsAPps should
Be In the ds Of traveller No family should leave tue
city BE- without supply during the westneT invs
rsby the i'll effects Of Of wesher AID bey.
srsxe II Ia the pafest liquor made H. the word -
Pu: up in pt aud quar- bottles Sod By all Drussss Gro
and fruit Stores.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
SUPREME COURT-CHAsBEKs-JuLy6 6.-Before Jo't
CLsRkE.


Adelaide SteimeTt agt Otto S:eimert ,
This is an action for divorce, rlncui0, on the
ground OF aduery The parties married in July 1895, and
lived till 1855 They had 10 chdrn In the ar part
lady detected her hubsud IN various acts nhde
and commenced this suit for divorce Tue deead
ant put answer and this morning the Justice referred
case Hsrdne To take testimony Nj Clegs appeared o
the plaintiff
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

Patrick Inf.-t msry fsney nsr, Mite ard Catherine M
Cary es.nOa charge Of .-,isg nbbons AID other
articles from the s.Oe- hc- Zj AID Jl Eighth
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

SUDDEN DrsTB.-Isssc Thomson, German, 81
yesrs who hand bosrd .e stip Liberty hed
.ro5eny Yesterday afternoon while ship lying Ia the
"a Wal Ferry The body ~ss orouEa ssaor. sna
taseu 70 the Soud Police Stsn wtere Coron.r jsk
u.a wss notified 70 irquest l. supposed that the d.
cessed died in spopeotc e. He was renber OF the
"Scr@wsueD. Benevolent Scie;y Of NeSOTeans 70 which
port be WAS about % ss whe1 oyer.akcn bJ death
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

ABloupf REcoRD.-The following listi shows the
trnls ard convictions in the Oyer and Termner aud
General Sessions FOR murder and nsnslaughter, since
the lei OF January last:
nsy 1Qqmbo Apo convicted Of murder aHd sentenced to
aas 7jesa Bosque convicted of manaashier, and sen
Feb i~Mchae Forrest convicted Of marsausher in the
h degree sentenced the State PnSa iof reAs ad
Nsy7-Mchs Flynn convicted # man,ausher in the dr..
desree snd % 70 I S5e Of M ia the first de-
-rce and ser;-nced 70 the State Pnson for 20 yesrs
desree and sentenced to the Prison for life.
May 7Jsmes Higgins convicted Of msn,sushter IL The rs'
degree and ced the State Prison fI - years
June Jehn Joyce convicted Of N the 'oh
degree and sentenced o he State Prison iot .wy year, third
and sentenced the State Prison ir two years and '
MSy S-rlouas Miller convicted Of uisrslausher in the
fourth degree Being boy he sen 10 the House oil
june li-wnlism e Moore. convicted Of msnssugh'er in
the uh desS and sentenced to the State Prison Tor io"f
June 2SJohn George Meyers convicted Of msnsaugher in
J.a i5-Chsres McDerm,tt Convicted uanssugh,er in
the degree and sentenced to the State Prison for years
May John D. Pfomer convicted Of .asl.nsa.eI in the
sord ard sentenced 20 the state Prison for years
Ai iCoIpes. oGinn convicted Of manslsaeaief IN the
fourth Serree Juogmeni suspended
Aptii "" III ' rIed ~ Tie P,oi;euri,ry f lnoah.
MSrch SJsmes Stephens convicted Of murder, AID sen
sos s.ehin, convicted Of IN the frs
degree ..ntepced TO the s.,t frs'n 'I ..sa years
5--.. 80 .sprpr. 70 the Prison 'cT yea-s
I'm. Ss1ohe, convicted Of murder, sid sa''n;ed
Esh Abraham Thompson, sonV.eied OF rsSsaiseer "a
~ ss serre and .e,x ocd Site Prison Ter tee years
nsrrh :sThou,s Typon convicted Of nAns N ths
sa Srs,, and sentenced 70 the State frsan !" '"0 yeA
KILLED OR NrRpEREp.
=, sBv,t.bblp. 2 is-By s,sbbns, l. by shooting l.
22-By shooting, 2 , 49,, ,sRx x.,bhius I.
Feb S-8y shooting Il sy 'aeo'ns l.
NV ,ho.sin. T. ls-By s;sbbins, :
April BY ssootins 2; By st.eeins,L
4 yl--R
Iap. ls-By .bootna BY being stabbed l. ie'si' A.
FoRTrNATr REcovrRr OF A Diasosp So
u,4Si.hr,oh resdent OF Atlantic stree- o.
Jsmn -. v.,.hs disx ,aa clVsteg pa vs;<sS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

IDEsIIFIED.-The womsn who was killed by falling
from the sory window Of the house No f Cedar s. has
b. AZ identified as Mrs UNisl rsidru. d tbs hose
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STR0P.-Ihls Inim-
sole J. 8
SAUsDrR Astor House and OF the various assn through
out The city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
CITY ITEMS.

There is no change to note in the weather. The
rame cool breeze aud clear sky prevail, and every
body ssys TO everybody they meet what magnificent
weather But hot Summer and sultry dog-days must
come soon.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

BULLS HEAD.-There was for once in long time a
Jolly set of cattle drovers yesterday at Bulls Head
Prices, may be seen by reference to the report
of the market, were higher than they have been
before in some weeks. AL the good stock sold at II %
1lJc. pound net, and as general thing the market
held up throughout both days equal to cent pound
better than it was week ago. The total number OF
beeyes sold this week 1896 which is 73S less than
the number offered the week previous. That accounts
for the advance.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
Id " INTELLIGEVCE

The New Hampshire Legislature, which has re-
Gently adjourned, passed judiciary act providing
for ap additional Judge Of the Supreme Court. For
this place Henry f. French, jonathan kittredge and
j. f. Sargent, the oustedjudges are competitors. 1t
is thought that u new man may be taken up and ap-
pointed. Charles H. Bell of Exeter, is the one whose
chances are considered best This State makss fire.
quent changes in its Judicial system. The Supreme
Court has within four years been remodeed, and the
Court Of Common Pleas abolished for the purpose of
getting lid Of al popular Chief Justice it is said
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

Coysos CoUNcIL.-The jersey City Common Coun-
n o. sisr Dirh nnlyei .ss HctropoitAn Ifsl Jersey
CIV t,f the use q me tcnncl C0uLcL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

ForrD DRowSEp.-The body OF a boy was found
drowned the foot OF an burt street yesterday mofn ne
TAD rcd hair daik sfay psuaOus aud tks aud held
csp m b, hands THE bod supposed b that Of lad uied
eun drowned loot Of Joraeon street on
SATURDAY. last.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

IysrL1ISG FENALEs "A man named Joseph Gregg
vss brusht before J1se Conwe yesterday io insulting G
se, In fon Toe husband o. of he ladies' named
B.itaa gave GfegE dubbng and had him arrested
e waived examination, and gave bail to await his trial before
the Count OF Sessions.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

SUPERIOR col RT-sPEcAL TEkn-JuLY 6.-Before Justice
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Andrew H. Luud and wife act. lsdOre Singer ct al.
Motion 10 open default denied, with s'costs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

SrANDING KILE.-INe HeF NUpeIIVI VOuIV TIT
Massachusetts, las adopted the following rules which
go into immediate operation:
That IN all trials Of whether by Jury or ny tAe
Court closing of the counsel Of the respective par
ties shall b. limited hour each SIDE unless beijfe tHe
Of the argument or good tie Court shall
allow further tine. -
That Witnesses during their examination, sha be niero'
gated by one eourse only who ,ha respectively conduct the
examination AID oss-e xGniuatiOn stlRdiS9
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-sPEcrAL TERa-July c.
Before Judge BRADY.
HAYES agt Jones.-Motion denied.
Lene sgt Stephens-Papers with Special Term
Clerk
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

SINGULAR CoSDUcT oY A GIRL.-Lsst week Mrs.
Seymour of Christopher street applied to the police to
ssaist her in finding her girl, who had eloped from
home under circumstances which implied strongly that
she had become an inmate Of one Of the numerous
houses q bad repute few streets distant TIE girl
"" ,eus Of age, large sized, and prscOcious sDd,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

Observation-Disclosures Scbiegel, of No. loS Seventh
bfcken into by forcing open
shutter in basuent, the night of the 2h Of Jun
bY Mupby and cO.edsr rsmsd Pigey no stole 40
cssrs The property traced poes.ou OF Murphy.
who and committed TOT tTs by Justice
Steers. His confederate has not bsea found.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

Mr.. BRoUGHAM's BESEFIr.-To night Mr.. John
Brougham takes his benefit at the metropolitan Thea
ter. The plays are his own burlesque of "Coum-
bus" "The Great T ago Revival and the farce of
the "Secret." All the company are in the bill, and
the entertainment will doubtless be excellent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

ACCIDENT TO TIE HuNTsvILLE.-The steamship
Huntsville, which arrived on Wednesday morning, from
Say annsh on Saturday evening the ID inst, when 6o
miles south of Cape Hstteras, broke her cross-head
and was compelled to work very SLOW the rest of the
passage.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

THF CorETs.--The General Tenn OF the Supreme
Court opeu.d Yesterday before Judges Lott Brown ard Emo
The Of 1smadIe sgt h,nck set ~n t srgu en
but bv OF counsel popoued until the SrpteGbc
Term The consulted upon here5fre aslod
The Court Of \, ssoIs met, and motion % admit james
Huehes indicted for iD the degree 20 bail gaite
The bail as fixed 500 sppear tia. the P.pi Who s
confined in M Is l.barns under Illness The C0G then
Adjourned until September.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

DEAD CHILD FoCSD.-A servant girl employed at
NJ Twenty Seventh street, fouud bundle coatsens
the BODY Of male child 1f a. he baemsut soor OF her
empoy ers denoe about O'Clock "Wednesday morning
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

IAdVfiflfcrFI-T
FOWLER & WELLS give PHRHNOLOGiCM EX-
AsNATIoss daily a. No SO Biosdwsy-urth oh,-s and iai
written descriptions Of character Indicating de'ecA talents and
proper occur patton.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

FoRrrSarr RECOVERY OF DIasosp tiSt-rptn s.,o1,n
t ~ oa;hs o., oys va,aass dsS'aa eIuseS pa 's<ss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

Commemorative name McClougb, in our ar
ticle en- "Shrewd Financial Operation published
Yesterday, should have been Benz. Ii. Cloves.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07
lAAsertssene1sl
BNADY's GALLERIES.


ANspoYyrxs AsD D,eUERiHorrrN
Ma $50 645 Broadway, EsvTert ara no. 80 Penn
sylyAnissv.. Wsshnston, ID. c.
Pictures u sl description, copied svey RYE Of the Art
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

NmLos GARDEs.-Mr. Burton is going through 9
round of his best parts at tins house with glorious sue
cess. lie is playing carefully and artistcslly
than for many seasons before.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

DISTRESSING AcCIDENT.-Yesterdsy noon, young
LADY at,eu pied step board Division boat tue
New Yorh entering tire sip when ter d.. csush
sh; foot srppg between ;ho bos' and toe bridge was
o.t dreeofuy crushed. She taken the New York Hos
p, al Her has not ascer.eifed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

A CossrABLE IN TRoJBLE.-Thouas s. Murphy
Deput. Sheriff caused the arrest of Hugh MoM nsh Coasts
bic Sey nth wsd Wednesday, for l lie aes "a
levyuS upon ossks Of wine which In h- oustoc o IN
Sheriff. Alderman Smith held the accused to BAH IN SsV
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

CAROLS NEw-YoRK DrREcroRf.-Tms little
volume contains large amount Of useful information
for strangers and many advertisements OF value to
citizens. II is published at No. 63 Ann street.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-07

No RHsPECr0R OF PERsoss.-Ald. Brady pocket
was picked OF the corner Of ammersy AID HocstOn se
the nght OF the Fourth The offender caught In the act
tksn by the Alderman TO ghtn WsId Station 0use
there committed 70 prisor await sl on the charge
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-23

THE LARGEST GATE IN THE WoRLD.-A
monster gate for the Sault Ste. Marie Canal
is nearly completed at Newport, thirty five
miles above this city. 1t is So feet wide,
THAT being the width of the CANAL 3lI feet
deep, and thirty-two inches thick. The
timber used in its construction, cut into inch
boards, would measure about one hundred
and twenty thousand feet Ii is believed
to be the largest gate in the world. Ifthere
is any doubt on this point, its weight, from
the immense quantity of iron attached to
it, will throw all competitors in the shade,
there being about forty tons of iron used in
binding it. 1t will be finished some time
this week, when it will be taken to pieces
and sent forward to its destination.
This immense piece of work is being built
for the contractors, Messrs. Holmes & Clark.
The master builder of the wood work--every
particle of which is oaks that skillful
and pains-taking mechanic, Mr.. Steward
Mcdonald, whose name is an ample guaran-
tee that the work is faithfully performed
Detroit Tribune
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-23
Farewell to n Governor.

The Richmond Wing thus recites its ain
debtedneSs to Governor Wise
We begin to take premature and protract-
ell leave of our friend, the present occupant
of the Gubernatorial Mansion. AS our tear
full leisure will permit, we propose to recount
the items of the great debt we, the people
Of Virginia, owe him. The task is herculean
but we approach it with the cheerfulneSs of
heart strong with The strength of und-
minishable love. With the view to system
attic rehearsal of our Indebtedness to the
eminent man of whom we shall so soon be
bereaved, we shall contemplate
/. His Ingenuity, as exhibited in the in
vention of rare and curious appclations.
2. His Benevolence, as displayed in the
promiscuous Liberation of malefactors.
3. His Mathematics, as shown in the
doubling of the State tax.
4. His Industry, rs proved by the almost
incalculable number of his letters.
5. His Endurance, as discovered in the
length of his letters.
6. His Intelligence, as exhibited in the
contents of his letters.
Z. His Courage, as signalized in his Le-
compton stand.
whole career, and particularly by the Raj
eigh Convention compared with the Tam
many Hall letter.
8. His Eloquence, as demonstrated by his
orations.
TO- His Imagination, as exhibited in his
State Insurance scheme.
IL. His Religious FervOr, rs shown in
his letter to southern gentleman, wherein
he rejoiced in his sufferings.
IL. His Friendship, as evir 'el = his
bearing towards Henry Clay
Is. His Political Sagacit. &C. u. N IL
the superstition that he star al &c for
the Charleston nomination
IA. His Gratitude, as pIa, At ri
ourselves.
Is. His Military Proves aud s4. -
skill, as manifested in the disinteres.ed ere
alton of fifty odd Colonies of Militia out of
influential gentlemen in various parts of the
| Commonwealth.
l6. His right to the title of General of
Division, as earned by the consummate
adroitness with which he has split up
and divided the Democratic party in Vir-
| GINA.
These are few Of the more salient points
in the admirable character of the man We
love: which occur to us just at this time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-23

EaS~ The eighth volume of Bancroft's
History of the United States will be pub
hshed in few weeks, including the period
elapsing from the battle Of Bunker Hill to
the final signing of the Declaration of In
dependence. Mr.. Bancroft's first volume
was published twenty-five years ago. The
seventh volume, published last year, is the
first of n series of four, extending from the
outbreak of the Revolutionary war to the
peace of Paris in 1882. Ii is intimated in
Harper's Weekly that beyond that date
the formation of the Union-Mr. Bancroft
does not intend TO proceed, inaSmuch as our
republican system since then is too much of
an undecided experiment to be treated in n
satisfactory manner by the historian WOr-
eestr Spy.