, 1859-06-27

villages III ClSeG0 county, ~*c" AotA' - -
proposed to place the monument in Lakewood
Cemetery, ii most charming spot, nestled in a
romantic position, ,nac louhfy so III tho writ
inSs Of Cooper, t.twesn the high Hills in which
tho fan.ons Leathcrstocking found his dwelling,
and tue nnrnfled waters Of Otsego Luke. The
monument is to be Of italian marble, twenty-hve
feet in height, with granite bnse, surmounted
by s.2tuctte of Leatherstocking, and with ap-
propriatc derices upon its sides. The cost is
estimated at 50, 900, Of which all but so? has
been raised.
-Thc second trial of DR.: Dor, for stealing me-
grocs, was in progress, in st. Joseph, on the
.1st The trial was exciting little or no in.
terrst.
-TiIe following is list Of the candidates in
nomination in kentucky for Representatives to
Congress:
II.. 1,..anc:7... oppo.;sio;4-
-s:n;yi i. rs;tSs. j39.ss 5: ?ask.on.
4-,.ne;s ;. Cl4t;m4:. ;; Wi!liauc. Ands:s'n.
t;resn ADAM:
:-W;:ia !:&fti /: l. ::Sia: *!u'a* jvh" Il H;:!a":
, sas' " Y SSstn:ou Sss,s fhsn,; s1" L. AS: JSas,
III 1slc Fl{Sk HIAalltlr JSNa AAHtt -NA"'~'%>'f
is running as independent candidate, as is a1s"
Stephen F. J. Trabue, Know Nothing, in the
Sixth.
-Thepossibii.y Of the nomination Of Senator
Douglas 1t Charleston, extreme Southern jour
,lals are prepared to bolt. Tie Charleston
.'trs indicates e1-Senator Dickinson, ot Ne"
York, as its n:au ia sucst au emergency:
Let it he presumed 1hat this event occurs:
IT the Southern Democracy submits to it: still
Douglas could NOT b. elected, Us he could not
carry more than .wo or three Of the Norther1l
States, and Iia}f Of the Southern States would
either withhold frn,n him their votes. or throw
them iu favor Of 2,y reliable third candidate
who was started. II. for instance, Dickinson,
If New lurk, WAS united with Il strong south
crm statesman. such rs Senator l'ro"n for
President and Vice President. the ticket "onid
carry nearly every southern State, aA'1 possibly
some at the Northern States.
-l.cmhranlt 1'eatc aud Thos. Su!ly, the e'n-
inru, Philadelphia artists, arc en;;age'! lit paint
III. eaci, others portrait. Mr.. Joseph Harrison,
!, wealthy aud liberal gentleman of Philadelphia.
originated this enterprise, and has commissioned
caci, OF the venerable artists to DO this service
for ,llc other. Mr.. peale has recently entered
upon his esaty-second year, and next June
Mr. Snlly will he sescnty-six.
-R.v sonu.1 T Nav in 4 r,cent letter 10
=, -, Ill.,, .,c>.a =. ~,
lit syracuse ''zo"14'a' tn"s 4esefs ~ I'LL
-trlcrics.u convent near Venice:
at is tic uucc where. it is said, al tic piut-
;n, Is tIon, ,lr the scattered but still nu.,.rrous
ncinbrrs Of this ancient brancl, Of the Christian,
Church. rnlsc most or those who lirc in mo.
u.>trt ies. tn. ,,onks III this little community
arr ;niu,,rio,s and witilal learned ue,, Some
If them understand and print booxs in twenty-
seven Languages. They showed lis Il volume
coutaiu;p, PRAYER of tIlc Church in tlat ul,1,,-
b.r yf Ijtlcic,lt dialects. We bought Of them
several of ti,ir publications, anil tev gave us Il
printed cutu},ruc of al1 the books that l,:,yc
hcru i.,urd from t1lrir rress< The ouly Amcri..
ri, works 1l.y have translated and rr;ut. i'll
II" Armenian ,an-ua"e arc Cuc}c TOMS Cali,,,
and xmalI cullrriiul If Wr. Bryaut's po.u>s,"
Tile London correspondent of the y !.
Herald las the following concerning the late
;,,x,1;c,,,lc ,},;,.> of char,., Dickens:
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,.,, ie" Mn1as MY eo"ee'n.": .:u sni "1ient
I'f'a't"' narlf: l'lehehs. aoi VII ~ ao'lo'
!a's seen efs tn's 1le sasen!en. " neSr"
NaaHa'e - L>"'ts 'tsieSts"- ,''a 49, ta.s-Ste NIL