, 1859-11-09
.Ul8CELL.z-H-EOUS ITE.Wy.


nah Republican says:
Our opinion is that Douglas has but little
strength IN Georgia, eyen among his own polit-
ieal friends. No MIN dared to avow friendship
for him in the late election. which is pretty
good test Of popular sentiment. but single
Uemocratic paper-the Comstitut;onaltt-tol-
lowed his fortunes, aud that aiIar off," II
he had many friends wc should begin to look
around and reckon the hosts Of Seward and
Hale.
THREE MEN AND THREE QUEsrIoxs.-There are
three questions which men ask themselves, nc.
cording to their education, he who has been
| brought up with strong conviction Of the iul-
postance OF conforming to the u:ages Of society
aud the customs of the world, inquiries, What
do others expect Of me! He who has been
taught self-respect and to esteem his own ac-
tons, nsks, What do expect from myself! The
| third, who has been educated in Christian god
illness, exclaisns daily, What does God expect
| of me?
The first makes man of the world: the Sec
ond the mere mora1ist, the last alone tle Chris
| .lan.
SCHILLER PR1zE PoEAs-Dr. r. SoIrer. now
Of Boston, says the Transcript of that city, 80
well known hitherto as a learned ethnooyist
anu historian, mas been unanimously awarded
the prize offered for poem By the New York
committee OF the centennial celebration Of Schil-
lers birthday Dr. So1ger's engagement to pro-
AohneI III A41i4h E1sAs5 OlAt1ol III tue GCtllltEf
festival in Boston will prevent him accepting
| the invitation rendered BY the Germans Of New
York TO be present at the festivities iu that city
| on the 10Th inst. lie will deliver his poem Ut
the great dinner to Ike place ut the Astor
lloase On the succeeding dug. We understand
| that the celebrated German poet, Freigr1th,
has written tie poem for tile Philadelphia cc!c-
| brasion.
Singular CAsE.-Considerab1 excitement e1-
lists in pierpont, Ashtabula County, Ohio, owing
to the following circumstances: Miss J. H.
ioughs % years Of n6e, was taken suddenly
SICK gu wednesday evening Of last week, and
,sas thought to expire on Friday morning fol-
lowing. On Sunday funeral services were held
| at the Methodist Church in Pierpont, Rev. l..
obserred that appearances were different from
those usually producing morbid death. On
Monday, after remaining in the ground twenty
four hours, the remains we're exhumed. Tie
neslt had an unusual warmth, the limbs were
relaxed, the countenance natural. with no indi.
catlons OF putrefaction. Up to Tuesday cgcn-
Ing tie came anomaly was apparent, aud ply
sicIans advised keeping the remuius until fur
ther Developments -C2ertldnd Leadtr.
a SrATrE FOR SENATOR BEs7ox.-IIeratio
Stone; the sculptor, says the Washington Intel
fIge"e<r, has matured aud msdeled his design
ot statue Of the late Thomas Hart Benton, rs
lie often appeared before the American Sellute,
semb!ance Of ME. Benton should be thus pre-
serred for future generations, whose cstiulute
sf his character and influence in the era Of his
actirity will increase with the lapse Of years.
w. Stone has been happy in his conception Of
tdls faithful image Of the man and truthful por-
tralture Of the spirit TINT was in him. 1t is the
statesman and the orator who stAnds before us,
commanding in appearance, and natural ard
unconstrui1ed in position aud bearing Whether
as production OF art or because Of the subject
chosen, this work commends itself to the nd
mlration Of the American public. We are In-
iormed that It has been designed in pursuance
VI the purpose OF the artistic prolAce colossal
statue for the adornmcnt Of some appropriate
place in the city Of St. Louis.
AnT1r1cIAN MARsLE.-A Paris letter SAYS:
Mr: Jobard, Of Brussels, has come out With
his Invention of statuary marble-not the
veioy, greasy stuff in use Tor chimneys and
vases, but the pure and spotless Carraru, trans
parent. polished, and hard as the real substance
taken from the quarry. This marble, which is
to le prepared for the sculptors in liquid state
will, like nang other inventions, possess IN in,-
nlcnsa advantage ovcr the natural production
itself The invention, wllicl. has crented M irn-
mense sensation in the world OF art, is due to
practical chemist Of hrussels, Of the name Of
covered the divisibiliiy of The elect light aud
the miraculous draught Of fishes BY means Of
the chemical light which is sunk at the bottom
Of tue sea- j. Jobard. whose word cannot be
doubted, pledges his honor that the table on
which fle writes has been composed bv II.
ChaDgy's process, and possesses ever quality
Of the marble; and that, after harins submitted
various specimens OF the substance, both black
aud white, to every chemical test in use, be has
come to the conclusion that the composition Of
marble is no longer secret to Dame Nature
and that no man has nj length learnt to rival her
in the most cunning Of her works.'-Loadoa
Riptr.
D1voacEs IN NA1SE.-Thc Eastern -irgu,
IN stating the effect Of the new Law respecting
divorces, says:
"On the docket of the new entries for the Oc-
tober Term Of the Supreme Judicial Court for
Cumberland County. there are fifteen Iibels for
divorce. Eleven oi these are from the wives
aud four from the husbands
Rock RIVER CoSFEREScr,-The Mt Norri.
Ha!ca.ndn CLEANS the following items from The
books Of tht Statistical Secretaries Of this Cor
ference Of the H. f. Church, as the e1hibi. was