, 1859-07-02

GExEfAI TAYLon 6r7noSE.-The press had a
good deal Of fun at the e1pense Of Zachary Tay-
lor. because, in bis Presidential Message; he
said, among other things: - We arc ut peace
with all the world, und seek to maintain our
cherished relations with the rest Of sauakiad-"
Considering tlat Zachury had seen muTe service
in the field than in the council chambers Of tue
nation, some allowance should flave been made
for the Generals biunder. But what must we
think Of such scholar us james buchanan per-
petrating bull equally ridiculous rs zachaty's.
The President, 1t seems, has been oh yisi. to
North Carolina, and Willie there he had 4 talk
Ut the people," and in the concluding portion Of
his remarks, made the following Startling an-
nounceuaent:
",Iy lamp Of life cannot continue long. l
hope may survive to tue end Of ny rres'ten-
tial term but SO enlphatscalfy do believe that
saaaE;nd, as sotli tie eop q fhe Un!ttd Saff<,
arc Interested IN the preservation Of this Union,
that hope may BE- gathered to my fathers
before shon1d witness its dissolution
NA7rnAl1zep Rrss1AS Clr,zESs.-Mr. Butler,
Of The United States Legation at berlin, an
nounccs through the New Orleans Iicdy"ut, tn
the many naturalized citizens of the United
States residing in the States Of Louisiana and
Mississippi, who were formerly Russian sub
jcrts. that If is very iinprdent for them to cayc
the United .:tatcs with tllc intention Of rctur-
ins pcrc,nptos1'y to Russia, unless they have
previously n.a.!c the necessary inquiries as to
permission from the Russlan Government. lie
further says tlnt the Russian Minister Informed
him that his Government has ncrcr destroyed
its '' black list y and that if the surnunc Of IN
applicant for rise 1]Ion his passport Is found
upon that list, the rise may not be granted.
How THEY Conner AN ELorEuESr IN NEW
NEW wlIAArsu1,.E-Theseis sumo style about the
way i'll which they conduct an e!opencnt in
New Hampshire. i n,an named Warren, at
t;uirstnwn, felt that hc lad an affinity to the
,rsfa nf Nufs, A,,i tittIsntr ff,1f NrS RI
ciprocatcd it, hc had talk with the husband
aE'uut it, in tic course uf which Mr. Mute IT,
marked srcasticaliy. to Warren. that If e had
any better right to his wife tlau lie himself had,
lc had better take her. Warrcn replied that he
Ind though. Of dung so,and few minutes ulcr
said to Mrs. Mute, ''Come, sis, make haste-we
have long ways 10 go" and they pserared to
| start. Finding thcM determined to 20, Mr. Mute
gave hts wife some wholesome advice, presented
ller with seventy five cents to buy fan, to co"l
llcr off, and WaTrcn. with Sute's wife. started
off on foot, with no baggage or clothiug, except
| what they had On, for Manchester.
The \. Y. Tri5nn<, in speaking of the pro-
posed great tight rore feat Of " li]ondin, says; :;
When VIC state that VIC know TINT Mr. H!on-
din hus walked from, the American to the Cam
| madam shore on the inch wire cable that runs
| ten feet above the main cables Of the Suspen.
sion bridge ut Niagara, we may not be accused
| of unusually cred6litr when We also record our
prophecy that Mr. .Dlondin will promenade
ncross lis rope with rs little difficulty rs he
would walk around i race-track.
| EscArED PEslrEx1lAnr CONVICT CAPTURED
| An Illinois PcuiteHtiary convict, named Jordan,
who had escaped from Alton on Monday night,
and who had walked all the way to lltiuoist0wn
aud crossed the river TO this city, Was found l'y
officer Slatterly, at late hour Tuesday night,
at the Irou Mountain Railroad depot, where he
had concealed himself among some freight and
gone to sleep. lie was detected by Meuns ot