, 1859-08-19
Internal Evidence.
A Inan Of subtle reasoning asked
II reasant It he kuew
HhAt u th' internal Avidt
That proves his Hb!e true?
Tie scf1ns Of d1xpnt itsre xft .
Had never reached his cat IT
lie laid his hand upon his he1rt,
And only answered. Aete!"
EN8ONAL


Mr. VIM. Howitt writes through the London
Literary Ga=efte to assure The public "that he
and Mra. Hewitt arc not George Eliot, nor is
Adam Bede,' though genuine midland county
man, their offspring
The announcement that Charles Dickens
intends to yisit this country in the Fall for the
collection Of new batch Of "American Notes"
is more than mere rnmor. The distinguished
anthor is under engagements to give sixty
Readings" according to prc-arranged pro-
gramme, at various points, for the very reason
able remuneration Of twenty-five thousand dol /
lars cash at the START md one.lourth Of the net
profits Of the exhibition. !
Gov. Banks, OF Massachusetts, is to ride |
the celebrated stallion, Green Mountain Nor
gan, to the State encampmept to be held at tue
old battle-ground in Concord on the Tth, 9Th,
and 9th Of September. The stallion is now
owned ly stock company in Wi!liamstown,
Vermont.
"A Paris correspondent Of the Independence
B.lge says he is assured that one Of the last
things uttered IN the now celebrated interview
perorof Austria to pass some days next Winter
at the Tuilieries.
There died recently at Guanabueya, Cubo,
q wealthy Creole planter named Francisco de Ia
0Garcia, who is said to have left about Il ,o0o,-
900. lie was the intimate friend Of Narcisco
Lopez, and was arrested during the Pinto trou-
bles. He gave freely of his wealth to aid the
cause Of Cuban independence, and has bcqueath.
cd 100000 to establish schools at Matanzas,
and for other charities.
AT the Queens ball in London, recently,
| the Duchess Of Richmond carried S15000o on
/ her head, in the shape 0f diamond tiara.
"a man in Auburn has invented ga new
| governor vaive," said to regulate the momen-
tum with great accuracy. The Syracuse Jour
nal suggests that the inventor should send one
to Governor Wise.
Ex7nAyAGAsr DINNERS AT SAnaroGi.-Onc
| lady is reported to have given dinner to twcn-
| ty friends which cost sd00. and New York
banker paid &750 for twenty-ei hit persons. 4
Sontherner, however, surpassed thar, he having
paid 81 400 for one dinner, the largest private
dinner ever given at that fashionable resort
| Boston Journal.
-Parodi with her opera company will appear
in Cincinnati on the 22d. They say she has ac-
cumulated a large fortune, and contemplated re-
firing from the stage last Spring, until seized
with an ambition to become an opera-manager
as well as Prima donna.
| The Fort Smith (Ark.) 1smts records the
reelection Of John Ross as Chief Of the Chcro-
KEGS.
]
There is bnt little doubt, as to tue reelection
Of John Ross, az Principal Chief Of tue Chero.
we have an instance of The lore Of power. Ross
was elected Principal Chief of the Cherokee
Nation. under the first Constitution, in the fall
Of ISIS, at New Echota, Georgia, aud has been
the Chief eser since, beiag re elected every teus
years. lie was the Chief in 1888 when the
whole tribe removed West, and after their set
tlemcnt here, und the adoption Of their present
i, Constitution, vas chosen Chief, and 80 great i:
lis popularity that it is deemed useless. by thost
| opposed to him, to run any person against him
| Although he is now orer sixty years Of age, ht
still clngs to power with u wonderful tenacity
haying exercised the office OF Chief over tbirty
, years.
Mr.. Ross las been public man among th'
Cherokees all his life, and we believe he was il
power us President of the Cherokee Committee
! as early as 1910. lie is ncnrly white, being th
descendant Of Daniel Ross, u Scotcllman, VIII
hurried daughter Of Mcdonald, u Scotchman
who married Cherokee woman. McDona1
| wns at the time Of the American Revoutio
agent for George Ill.,, among the cherokees.
MAJon CrLnEnrsoS.-Moj. Alexander Culber
|. | son, for twenty seven years connected with tn
> American Fur Company in the Upper Misson1
country. and partner in that opulent company
L has dissolved bis connection with it. His man
n friends in this city will be glad to know, tina
with bis interesting family, he has returned
8 civilization. &c goes in few days to hls far1
. near Peoria, H., and takes with lin The be-
wishes Of the many whose confidence aud estcel
be has go long yed-Aissouri Democrat.
A NopEL CANDIDATE FOR CorSrr JuDGE--
- We are authorized to announce the names
Gen. o. Hinton an Independent Democrat
Sonoma cou1ty-sSoaona County Jorradl.
II. Ten years ago, certain Gen. D. Hinton w
IN m cxteu siye mail contractor in the State
Ohio, and was detected in tue most astoundi1
f'mail robbcrics cver brought to light in 4
United States. He vas arrested and escape
and for months elu1ed the vigilance Of the I
1y licers, notwthstandin. the most thorough pe
If suit ever kuowu in that country. The wht
,u police sy stem Of the State was aroused, rendt
Iae iug It impossible for him 10 pass from ITS bt
e dcrs. After several weeks Of such v1gllane
thc wily fugitive WAS re-arrested, but lie had
I'D fiucutia1 and wealthy friends, and brother-i
IS law went his bail for 10000.
eei This joud Gen. u. Hinton forfeited and I
for caped to California. Here be was pursued
r, officer Mills, Of Akron, Ohio, and was follow
H. from place 10 place in California and oreg'
tiually escaping, If VIC mistake not, to the Sai
wich islands. At any rate; the officer was
able to arrest the fugi1ire, and returned atie'
fruitless chase, to Ohio. If the candidate
t. County Judge in Sonoma County IS the 81
Gen, D. Hinton, who robbed the mail in Oh'o
is TO be hoped he will not be elected.
Aa. SEWARD N Lospox.-The London G
respondent OF the New York T;t,es, says:
o Mr. Seward has been much sought after h
oS' by Wings, who desire to keep up tue old rel
tatjon Of their party for political hospital
Hr does not muke the same sort OF impress
among them as Summer did when he first F1sl
y this country as lion, and his manner ls sol
what upfoirly contrusted With that Of the
Mir. Prescott, Mr. Everett, and other men ot I:
insuca from your side Of the water, IS Y
t. mems wars Of talking and thinking could
~ ihe same, as It there were not As great dite
Rc. ties between conspicuous persons OF tlls
n'e' cyerr other country. 1tis said when asked
q. the Queen what he thought Of y hat he haa
- Of public life ia England. Mr. Seward FepE
Madam, hare come 70 Europe 70 s1aoy
ootism: to which her Majesty rather polnt'
- replied; ~ hope you have found notnsn
ed | that kind to study here"
-The 5ott birthday Of DR.. 0. II. Holmes,
tocrat and Professor, falls on the 7stl4 inst,
H l %h;. nn1dnr Hrof3finu nf his