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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-02

Congressional very spirited campaign in
the Petersburg district. Va, terminated on Thursday
last in the election Of Roger A. Pryor by quite large
majority. The election TO GIL the vacancy occa
stoned by the death Of the Hon. William .. Gnode
Col Thos. r. Goole brother tho late representative
was Mr.. Pfyor's competiior-both Democrats.
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Trrs,ntr HrrL6.,os y rpogcosay.--w,

regret to hear (says thr Petersburg Rspres.j
thai the boiler Of the steam saw mill ownpd
BY ues.rs. Walston & Pane. Of Hdgeenmbe
county. y. e.. situated about three mile.
from Sparta. exploited IN Monday last. with
terrible and fatal ELECT Richard william
and Nathan Pane. 81 Virginia; Charles OAs,
of Wilson. n. g.; and George. slave be-.
longing 10 the estate d Hartman Ward, II
Edgeeombe county. ~sre ~ instantly killed
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-02

syhiss hopIcuLrun.L Paopucrs--''ev. ].
'. Barclays Missionary in s,ria. has trans.
mit'ed 20 the agricultural Bureaa a The
United states Patent Ofice specimen. 81
thirty kinds of fruits. eseuIent buIbs, orna.
mental Shrubs. &c. grown in that country.
Many OF these specimens are eurio.ities.
Such as can be reproduced in this country
have bern into The propsgaiing gardens
for cultivation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-02
Pstcrson's Counterfeit Detector. a

October. contains descriptions Of hhysix counter
feits issued since the Stu September. This is use.
ful psmphle, TO all business men; and J. published
monthly at 81 per snnum, or semi.monthly at 81,
Address 7. D. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-02

pfcspas.ibn 10 The sinking fund. there will tssiA 4
surplus Of $4,000 at the disposal Of The company.
The debt ofihe company bonded and floating has been
reduced Sla7 600 within the year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-02

TAG RALEIGH sraSplRp--Thc standard Of Saiur.
Jay contains An address 10 is reader. ~ Mr. Holden,
Announcing that from thu date he will he i. sole Eli
TOT. Me- Wilson having voluntarily retired. hot Is en-.
gsgei 10 manage the business apartment q the Oe.
Nr. Wilson sppends yasdeloy address.
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Agricultural FaIrs.--we return


10 he Treasurer Of the Mecklenhurg Agricultural 30.
ce,y, and the Secretary Of the union Agricultural
Mechanical aud Commercial Society at Newbe,n ior
tickets 10 their Fairs The former was held Al Char
loi,s la.t week The aiter Il 10 be held Newbsn on
the slh, OH and luth Of the Prcssn, mouth.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-02

CHtsA.--ia,e Intelligence iram China states that
tho American Minister had been courteons!y received
., Pekn and that he expected to send home the ra,i
fed treaty by the nerr sirsmer
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BRIEF LETTER FROM Mr.. copw1S.

We find in ,he journals Of the day TIE sub
joined brief but significant note. addressed
by the Hon. Thoms Gorwin. Of Oaio. IN re.
ply to an invitation TO participate IN = bar
becuc IL be given to the Hon Laban &.
Moorc, of Kentucky. By the constituents and
friends III the latter:
Lebanon. toaih.) Sept. IS. 1859.
DEAR SIN: have been so constantly en-.
gagged since saw sDu. and especially since
the receipt 81 your letter inviting me TO be
with you On the occasion ii your Miss dee;.
ing on the 2ed instant, that believe have
not answered your note. have been con.
stantly on tie stump sighting fhe hrre,ies 81
Republicanism and the decisions Of Drmor-
racy. The former. trust, in Thin. are thu.
roughly expurged from the creed Of that
party, and the latter, hnpc, are somewhat
damaged. find the public mind Of OhiO
opening 10 4 mnre catholic view Of affairs.
especially On the dangerous question u slave.
ry. Nov. let Kentucky meet Us at some
/ hall. way house. so that we may sit dnwn IN
peace together again. Give ny best regards
/ 10 Mr. Moore, and believe me, a. ever, your
sincere friend. THOMAS cORWlN.
j. J. MILLER, Esq.
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which was preached in this city last spring.
and IN Charleston Is Co. during the summer,
by the Rev. W. y. Haley. Of tie Unitarian
Church here, has been printed and published.
By way oil shaving the meaning uf the call
made by some divines for new movement
in the Christian world, we quote sentence
or two from this discourse. Mr.. Haley
says:
awe have had Reformed Churches enoush ;
now let Us try Church oi Restoration, one
that will restore to our race the proper re-
yerence for God, the true fraternity, the right
of private Judgment, and relglan like that
spoken Of by the Saviour in his discourse
with the woman OF Samaria.' "Ghmges Of
religious form ave only changes OF garments.
Religion itself never changes; the old apps.
tolic lie vet burns in Christian hearts; sep.
tlcism and lnfidrhty cannot lung flourish IA
Il world over which the lair skies bend. ami
upon which death is the universal lot. There
are great ques,inns Ut snrrow ami suffering. ol
pain anil want. III sin and remnrse, stirring
in the lowest depths Of souls that have NJ
thought OF theology, and only pant for the
Gospel Be it ours to meet aud assuag'
these wants be it ours to CONTEND Tor no poo
shIbboleths Of party, but to aid IN laying th'
foundations Of that glorious church, which
| towering over our graves, shall bear upoF
/ its lofty turrets the sky. pointing cross. an'
| furnish sanctuary IN which our children
may worship the God Of their fathers"
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Masonic. iannual Communication q the
Grand Lodge Of Narth Carolina willie held in the
city Of Raleigh on the 5lh day Of December next.
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morally elevated by The presence Of boys,
and BOYS are intellectually elevated by the
presence Of girls. Curl, brought up with
boy, are more positively moral, and boys
brought up in schools with the girls are more
positively intellectual by the sol,ening infd-
ence Of the female character In the Nor
NAL Seminary at Glasgow the most beneh-
cial effects have resulted from the more
natural course, Boys and girls iron the
ages Of two or three years to that Of fourteen
or fifteen have been trained in the SAME
class room. galleries and Fairgrounds. with
out improperly, and they are never separa
ted, except at needie.wofk.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-02-26
Poeffy.
The Sabhaih Bell.


Hove its sounds on spring-like day,
When balmy brceZes gently play,
When the air is sweet with the breath Of
flowers.
An incense meet for the holy honrs;
They steal on my ear like witehing spell
Those deep, deep tones Of the Sabbath bell
love to hear its merry ring
When summer birds in the branches sing
While nature pours her richest lays
And bids Us seek the hour of praise.
Oh. passing sweet doth the music swell,
The deep, deep tones Of the Sabbath bell
They speak, methinks, with solemn tone,
When winds Of autumn sadly moan,
But tell with every pealing chime
That far above is fadeless cline:
No b. ght is there, they seem 10 tell,
Those deep, deep tones Of the Sabbath bell
When winter comes with icy breath,
And nature wears the robes of death,
Then ringing forth so loud and clear,
Their thrilling tones my spirit cheer;
In winter hours love them well,
Those deep, deep tones Of the Sabbath bell
Through all "our country" they are found
From thousand spires their peals resound
A nation free, they all proclaim,
And sound abroad a noble fame,
A people bless'd than ever dwell.
Where weekly peals the Sabbath bell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19
PAUL JONES.

Tie Virginia Iadcr is Publishing series oil inter
e.tng sk.icbts by Nj. Thomas Chase OF Chesterfield,
If " TIE Life, Character, AID Tues oi Paul jones.
They throw much light Oh the character OF PAU dohs,
ard give We dou bt pot faithful account OF the
fan Gus battle Of his ship, the Bon liomme charn,
wrh tie SrIapis. Alter siatibg iha Ihe saps ~e'o
lock, tceet en- which effected by Jones, because
he saw Il at 10 keep Oh al fair guD-shot, WITH ne"
,d srenp fgate lke the Scraps would never do for
.rch a crazy Old hulk as the Bon Homne Richard,
NJ. Chase proceeds:
The work ing OF the big guns had been suspended
dining the tne Of lshng the ships together, but was
LOW ,esuneo OF course neither ship could use on'
l,r guns ON ole side and these were NEARLY muEzle
10 mulze-so hear that those who handled the ram
rpcs scu.eiuos hit each other Far play, you
oan ned Yankee . an Epgirhman would eAe!aim.
Mind YOUR e,e John Boil, or II, &c.
THE fling was not rapid, particularly en- jones'
tait for could DO tie ships no hurt except 10 Knock
the ,uI about little, and knock on the gun
aud &C, ssioualy rai-e cloud Of spnuters from each
others decks. jones and his men kept very sharP
To- Pearson ard his men old lot cut the lash
il - AID sever Il shps. Neither of these ships ~as
damaged b,l we-n wind ara water, could they
now be by any use Of the big guns. Both bad 10
th. rigging doing oil the Dirobiei they could. ln tais
kird of play Jopes had the best OF IL for bis men
weie ure Terrible and bis spaIs and yads were longer
sill Pearson wonld not sorT.nder n.isrng that Jones
ought 10.
Jones and Gred broadsds; but OF Necessity il hurt
Jopes AZ much az i DID Pearson. J0res Immediately
CrfO gul, 'Nhf's LbLuof, jSt 80 Heh~'S
hin Roth slips we're often on fire. and as often
~, fire .xpcuisbed. Hs0 Lot been for the uen in
the rigging ihis ole of the safest sea'hshts 20 far
there Ou deck were eoLceTnsa, tust s,uost ever
henpeped 4 mean after TIE ships lsshed to-
p-,ter Tn. fash Of the guns would go clear scros
each deek, AID the m.n, By .eeDins good .1ok-oa:
could avoid btipg butt oily ey s,spns n.,.e s.lae
chip, as wac TIE Serspis both might have lain Their
ana buried powder ard thrown sho urtl they rot;ed
as 10 s.uLirg either with tie gors OF he other Be
The Boo Humme Richard vas old and rotten, and ws-
leaking badly before Jones msie hsr fss to the Sers.
ps and thus fast strain upoa her Against the other
.bp and from the explosion Of the guns nsdo her leak
wote and it was evident that she ucse ere long go
down. 80,
Some Of Jorees ner sDd ore Of his officers told
him she must sol 90 down ard suggested surrender
you rsysr mind that; Jon shall have better ship 10
man ard Pesrson and be crew, very well knew that
II the Bon Homme RichEd vas shout to sink, abe
would cspsizs The Seysris AID both must 30 down to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

JERSEY CRY Common CouscIL-rHE YELLOW
FEVER ALARM A sp. ciAl meeting Of the Board was
held at the CRY Clerks Office las, evening, for TIE
purpose Of hes,ipg . reput on the Comm tee on
Ferries and Wharvss. The Com niftee submitted .
report in rerence 10 vessels from Infected ports
from Quar- aniine. Aid. Hardenberg acted as Chair.
man pro TEN.
The Con mtee reported that they have made in
quries respecting the landing Of vessels from yelo"
fever pors but could not learn that vessels have q.
any time landed. The Committee, n orier that no
mears should be left untried 10 preserve The health
Of ctizt rs spst sl danger from contagious other
diseases, accordingly offered the following reso-
luton:
Re5 That the attention of the Of Ferries
Whayes sid Piers hereby icusriy called 20 rssues,
sce,., sy Enforcing all the provisions 81 the Odnsn e,
appovd July ID 1885, emitted An OrciLanse pro-c tbs
esn Of the city jersey City sssps, ali parties who shall
AM violate any Of the proyisious Of Tho said Ordnance
Mr. ii, ffuan sid that he had asc-rtained tha, the
tow boats Kane and Thistle, which are in the habit
of coaling at Jerey City, are employed ahoat the
Harbor in towing and are not in any way employed in
eoppection with Quarantine. The tug-ooat Rescue,
that attends the yellow fever hulk in the Lover B,y
bad been in the hsbi. of cosng at jersey City, but
not since the 9tb instsn..
The report and resolution was adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19
ROIRD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board met yesterday afternoon at FIVE O'Clock,
Councilman CORNELL in the char.
resolution was adopted mskiDe provision for sult
If yooms 10 be occupied by the Fist Dstrlct Ponce
Cont during the repairs Of The present prealises.
The special committee appointed TO welcome the
men bers Of the Sanitary Convention was authorized
20 slso superiLtend the printing Of the proceedings Of
tht iOiy.
The Contract for the construction Of lookout on
the T., sex Market police tower, was AWARDED to Car
perttr aid Vsbdervoort at the coet of s9o7.
The Controller Wa sauthorzed to purchase the lot
No. $50 Clnton street belonging to John b. Webb for
the purpose Of erecting thereon building tor the use
# Ilose Company No. H. The cost OF the lot is
$3.50.
4 veto was received from the Mayor, returning the
resolution providing for repairs Of the bouse occupied
h, Hose Comy AIRY No. 8. The paper states that as
much as 00O0 had already been expended for re.
p,iiig public buildings, and advised toe Board to be
careful Of the manner IN which they make appropria
tlms 49, 80,
II WAS decided that iron railing should be put up
eruurd the Flve-Poiuts Mission Park.
The Mayors veto Of the contract for building tue
cate houses of the reservoir, given to fu,ichid
Walker & Co, was called up. The Board persisted
IL iis to,nier action, by q woe If Ii TO 8.
TIE Board then adjourned TO the inst Moniay IN
Septeuber.
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g.tter. I-ss, therefore, Hiey to be ..st between
jones ard p, arsob-~h,eb, for the sske Of saving
bin Ell and nen from q ~a,ery grave, would strks
fTs'.
but Jones bad r.course 20 q strstsSem, which vas
con p',ly spces ssfDl. He secretly s-bt his men De-
he, by ore suh the s'rc.est possible orders ~ Do
folly lrepsred for bosroiI e. sud 81 gwen signsl 70
rp-h Deck and be would !. al then on TO the DICK
Of ID. StI,pis ard clear So Joress Leo se-D~dto
dnii,b though RI, very fat, mil only about thirty
vsre ,f, on bic deck. Pearson, suppo-Sg they sere
kL.d 81 badly woargea. and that jones must 1000
,tike VS. ;bruvp completed y IF bis guard. tbs vas
Jo, rs' tine. Giving b. sign al, his me1 were r-aty
IN an t,isp', ard with Jones sheai, with his deadly
suord, rushed Ike heu.hourds upon tie deck OF tue
Steps, killing everything they CO ud re.ch, and In
very short time would have killed everything bo,d
bet Captain =, ar.ou -e.irg hrs time had come cried
with a l,ui v"ioe. CsPsn Jones, snrenSer at the
ssne tine taking bis sword by the blade, and pr-esn.
ing The handle TO Jones. sno with the pext breath
ORDERED the colors 70 be taken dovo.
This WAS in TIE night. The next day evening, Ire
Bop III n.ne Ret ard went down Esd foremost Tous
tel Iii aed the srspae-t naval fight on record Pan
Jores took the Scraps but Captain Pearson sunk the
Bon Homme Richard"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19
MAR RS D.

BENTON-wEsB-On "Wednesday, Aax. II. - 8. nay's
Church B..ohwood by the Rev. William Crsish,oa, d. d
Capt @. Benton u A, = Louiss, daughter Of Gsn. }.
Watson Webb.
CHEsEBBO-CADY-In Columbus. N Z on Tuesday, Aus
TO- by the Rev. Cady, Mr. Ays W. Ches-bfo u Brood
6sd Mus Mary A. Cady Of Coumsas daughter of 1s o.
cis,irs clergyman.
CURRY-KERR-fn this city, Tuesday. Aug 49, .. tbs
CLmcp o ID. BY the krv DI ho Dun
Curry ADr youngest daughter OF the late Winsn,
r. Kerr Of Cipcl nstt
CiLcinl ali and Louisville papeIs p'.sse copy.
HINDs-GOTTKCR-Op Monday evening, Aug BY the eev.
Moses Rogers CnsrIs Kinds Aau daughter Of Jsha
Il. Gvtther.
LOCKWOOD-COOPER-On Tuesday, Aug 10, st The Stanton
street B.pus, Church, by Rev. 4. HILL NJ hooer u.
Loauood Miss Eliza Cooper only daughter Of Charles
Cooper, ESQ, all Of this city.
MOsFs-LED Tuesday Aus. 10. By .hs Rev. Thomas
BDrh mr. Geos A. Moses 20 Miss Eisaaor fofess Ls1dy
oil 81 this city
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Trinity Church, Ne~towp, Coon,
Oh Tbursosy, Aug 10, BY tie Rev Marble, Nj. VII
ham h. Tsy Ben Francisco Ca 20 Miss AAy A. Black
man Of The foIner place.
sHUOC-BARROWS--On Tuesday afternoon, Ase l6 1t tks
trso-lce briaes uotbrr toe Rev Lsa,rn ssSA
MI Richns shuss Of England 70 M.ss Maria Aa,osas ss-
rows 0f,Dis city.
VAN AUKEN-OARRIsoR-O Wednesday. Aug ~ By -
Rev H.sey DuDpiDe Bsiret II. Van Aakea - ks,s ~,
daughter Of Cornsbus r. 0srrisoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19
MARINE AFFAIRS.

TIE NV LIGHT HOUSE on SOUTHWEST REEF.
The Light-bou.e Board has received official ui rna
tiop O, the completion Of the pew on south
wet Reef entrance on Atcha'a'aya Bay, Louisiana
This Lip bit house, which wi be lighted Tor tne nIs.
time at sun,et on the evening OF Tnursdsy Tue hrst
dsy of September next Is All iron screw pie structure
In The form Of q ,rupcsied pyramid. tie evening -
Of boiler on % feet inches Ugh, ana ross on !oai
iron screw piles I.s base is feet above me ~aer'
the focal plane is 40 feet above the level Oh Ihe r1a
The uInins ,ing apparatus fourth order lens o. tne
system Of Fresnel showing fixed ish' coloiea ieu,
which IT is eslcula cd w be visible in ordinary Sostn
er distance Of II nautical mies. The follocipg mag
petic bearings have been taken from THIS bnouse'
Belle Isle n f.. Pant su Fer, 4 3. r.; SheA heys,
w by s. The approximate postoo ot toe iso.'
house laiiuoe - degrees p n,pues nor D. ana sons
itude 81 q, grees 81 minutes west OF Green's ihe
Point al Fer light huuee and Atehafs sya aehtvesse
will be die, ftem the tune q The
Of THU Washington Ser.
sBlPwRICg AND loss OF TWELVE LIVES
The particulars VI the total loss OF the ehPpr psfk
81 ephsIders, on a reefn Agos Bay, aud tee neiSn,
cbcly fate Of Captain UrOhart, the coinmsnoer, 1oa
most Of the crew have been received at Iioycs fhe
IL fs1ed vessel from Locdcn with general esrS9
Of andise up 10 the period Of ker wreck nsd
made Q favorable passsge. OR the morning OK tue
18Th she bad made the entrance 10 Agoa Bay, and was
running for tie port under reefed topsails between
eight and pipe kIo.s hour. The were getting
her anchors and cables ready, when of the hands
on los king over the bow, cav broken water. tie To-
tanily csed ont the fact and the order given to
put the helm hsrd-s-por but before that could be &C
complained the ship struck on vhss is called Thunder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19

boh Reef short ds.arce from the Recefs light hou-e
ard sfter 40 or bree mioaes' heavy rolling The
r. X IN. apparently br k IN 'ao wen. d,.n ri, \
ell cD b. 40 Of her Altos ether her crew numbered
four Gen. ard only two saved By ciogirg pies
cftfe wreck and after sou bours bof-,hg aboa. on
the they were PICKED up. One ,fthe poor fel-
lows drli,irg IA, on to srs. L1o on News, 9Th.
WRECK or The LExIs6Tos.
Full particulars u the wreck o. Tho whaling ship
l.. Iii g'on, Capt. F1eber OF Nsp.u,ket, which o.
eor.o on The st # April lat a. Srongs I-isnd are
gwen il he osps,obes received a. she Navy Depart
Ia eni from the erDlmc'e Cooper The vessel at
upob rock bel keel wee torn out AID her cargo Of OIL
proved total Ices. The violence e the stove
ever, boa, launched. oId il oily by the effort Of
ibe cbr,isD alive, who, urged by III. Rev. Mr..
Sn "a m,it D,ry, ,sam vi rope Ia the vessel, that
the ciea were saved. Washing Or star.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19
BROOKE wv ITEMS.

TgL SUPPOSED HogiCIDE IN ATLANTIC STREET,
Coroner Horton held an inquest yesterday upon the
body Of Mrs. Elizabeth Crawford, who was found
dend 81 the rescerce OF her son-nsw, Robert Tots,
No "a Atlantic street, under eli Gun stances which
led 10 the suppostion that she had been murdered.
A eut ore ard half rch in length and ore-fouIth
teb deep which might have been the result OF sccl'
dert or violence, was found upon the forehead. Tue
.kull was lot fractured, and the wound could not,
either directly or indirectly, have been the cause OF
des,b. bruise found upon the left breast, which
was sone day old and ssh that II ud not have
caused serious inconvenience. The woman, II ep
pears was in the habit Of drinking spri'uous liquors
whenever she could get L. and was frequently 50
drunk that she fell. This was her condition on
Weonesdsy. During the afternoon she called IN the
spar.u L; occupied by Mr.. Spnley, and stated that
Mr. Tets had struck her or the head with bench
Deceased requested Mrs. spirley to bind Up the
wound: but after wiping OF the blood and seeing
that Il was not Ct dangerous character, told her to
90 70 her room, which she did. Tots went into the
room sft.rgsYd. Mrs. SpLley heard them talk, and
then a, was still Tots .ays tina. hs daughter called
TO lin and he vent ito Mr.. Crswfords room to see
wi g; the us..er was He f,urd her III, and thinking
she hsd G ft, went for some water to sprinkle on
her fsee. When be came back, she was sitting on
the aoo-. her beck sgxirst the wall, dead. He
eer;es having used any violence whatever at any
time and thinks that TIE CIT the head must have
ben caused by fell. Some tine aimee, while labor
;rg rr6er tie influence Of liqucr, she fell upon the
stove and burnt one Of her arms badly. Tie bruise
OF he let bres.i Tots thinks, was also caused by
fall. No one appears to have seen hun use violence
although tie neghbors sisted that they had frequent
cuas1els. AID Tat deceased oeen complained OF III
ussge. Po.-EoT.em examination wa made by Dire.
Van Zsrd;, Bauer and L. II. Murphy. They found
that the wound on the forehead did not penetrate the
scalp, and had 10 influence in Shortening her Lie.
Tie injury lid not cortrbu;s " heT deshin any maa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-19

Coon roR SOMETHING A con Of Cassius NJ Clay.
While Cunning rec, ntly ,ays e1chai re, vas bitten
On he ioot by POISONOUS reptile supposed 70 De
rat lrsLake, aud his body Immediately exhibited all
tie symptoms OF the moot vraent p'isopiog; but be
waa duz.d until siupi6sd with apple brandy and the
text morning wa well as ever 50 contoebt was
Sir Clay vf the efficacy alcoholic spirits In all CAGES
Of poison by The bes Of snakes AID insecs toa; he
did rot even send for pbys'cisu. Salera'ns vas
bound upon the bitten spot uGtil annons could be
produced. when the former was noisteped With ii;
ibis upon the theory tina. poison 10 an acid, snd
ally alb ali .u auswei, though ammonia 10 thought TO
tetbe best. Br. Clays exp. m. Dee is confirmed oy
that Of any others, end it the part Of wisdom Tor
all 10 ZEN eniber ard TO when needed tho simple
sniidote; but we hope that nob"dy ~ill think that,
because whisky is good as remedy for po'son AS
bites. il is also to be nsed az preventative. For
although snake would be justified in Refusing TO bite
a whi.ky. soak ed creature, We don't think one ev'r
did ~ AdJiaR Ua,eht0rer says that child IN tha
vicinity o. recently bit en- by Mes.assunga, and Tor
. v..L likely t' .ia, lint finally recoysrsdr
The remedy used was an application oil some KIND VI
boise llpin ept.
The Mousr,Is MEADOWS CHILDREs -Specia
q. e1t JARVIS who caue eastward with the children
snyed f,rn the Mountain ST. aoow massacre, has ar
rv.o in Washington and ported himself to the Com
M. .s DER Of Indian Affairs He LETT the children At
OFT La rpie ard reports that they will not arrive at
Ieayeuworth before the 9Th Of September.