, 1859-09-27
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Miss Sarah 4. Walker, agcd II, and pretty,
whose father is wealthy merchant in cayuga,
n. T., ran away Iron, home few weeks ago and
went among the Free Lovers, at Berlin Heights.
There she desired 10 live and die, but she finding
for associates ontya few secdy looking, lopt;
haired men, and m equal number Of haggarti
looking women in brreches, and short dresses,
she returned home.
GRnn1r Sa17u.-The name Of Gerrit Smith
appears as umpire in a base ball match reported
in the Canastota Edylt. Tue Utica Uhs<srtr
mallciously says thas sIr. Smith does better ut
inspecting other peoples runs than in running
himself
Tho Empress Eugeuie hes just presented
the dress worn By her on her first appearance
ut church, after tho BIRTH Of the Prince Impc-
rial, the embroidery Of which cost It, ,ooof, to
tue statue Of the Virgin on the altar Of Notrc
Dame dc Ia Garde. at Marsei!les.
UNDER HEAyr C1oCp.-The Rev. Mr.
Wright, clergyman Of Cleveland, is under a
heavy cloud, being charged with licentious con.
duct in connection With Aint young ladies' in
his congregation.
in the course Of speech by lion. Abra-
ham Lincoln, Of Illinois, at Indianapolis, he
said hc had himself been q hired man for
twenty-elght years, mad never supposed that
LIE was worse OF than slarc.
a London letter writer says that Charles
Dickens is about worn out-sast breaking up !;
that Lis cares, his troubles, his years, his
habits, and bis iucessant labors to make both
ends meet, hare taxed his mental aud physi-
cal powers until they are breaking down and
that in his readings he looks like Il decayed
beau-a patched, painted, pezuked, he-dowa-
ger.
Within week past, three women have
departed this life, whose near relationship to
rery eminent men las brought down to our
time liyiu. witnesses Of thts dai]y life and cou-
yersation. They are Mrs. Catherine Kor.1ight,
the widow Of John korsright, and relict of tho
celebrated jurist, Broekh0lst Livingston, in the
SD year Of her age; Mrs Peter r. Lisinss-
ton, in the 10th year of her aye; and Mra.
An1asa Jackson, the oulr daughter Of Oliver
Phelps, who died at cauandaigua, aged So
yea1s-
fEaSASoo WooD.-The Utica Nt-ol1 furnish
Is pen portraits Of some Of the Democratic
celebrities ut the Syracuse Convention. Of
Fernando Wood it says:
Fernando Wood is the Mephiss ophe1es Of poll
uclans. lie is the Ilitdest "mannerpI MN"
that erer packed caucus or got up row. lie
is what boarding misses would call .lore Of
man," His form is slender. but fau1tlass1r nro-
portionfd, his tread elastic to airypess. aud his
carriage graceful to the last degree His fore
hesd Is broad without being :nassive, md hi.
features regular, yet strongly marked. The
p1ss,dity. lie Nigh. set for the portrait Of
"oily CANNON" ii :" Ten Thousand Year"
aud were it not for that pitiless ere and those
closely compressed 1ips, vou might mistake
him for mo-a1 Eeforner or a Unme Mission
ary Society Agent The face Of Louis Napo-
Is not sphyn1.hke IN its expression. Without
the apparent dullness Of the latter, il has ali
its inscrutability. We watched it narrowly dur-
ing that terrible row at Syracuse, mud exeent
that it was shade l'ateF, you could not have
known TINT human passion had ever stirred
it. He has. in m eminent degree the elements
OF successful modern politician, He is cool.
intrepid, shFeWd, unscfuPu1ous: a man who,
would stand head aad shoulders aboye bis
enemies In the State.
HzAp oFF.--Dr. G. y. Norton has been re-
moved from the Office of Postmaster ut Earl.
I'll, ti'le, in thls eonntE, and two gentlemen, I've
his place. The only ehargs asains. Dr. Nor
ton was that he was friendly 70 Douglas. 1t
appears that this sin il considered 50 he;nops
NJ Washington, that ererr applicant for the
place Of a Douglas man gets 10 appointment
forthwith, no matter how many hare been ap-
pointed to the same place before him. Look
pennies must be regarded rs tall gambling bJ
the potentates at .Nashington.-0tsa,ea frfs