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TnR VOICE or MAsosny.--we Oh.
serve tina. one Of The editorial corps
Of this ss'sspssing jsurusl bee start.
ed 10 Europe TO search amongst the
archives II Ne fraternity there fo'
ssch material - is edi,cs 20 we'll
ssaerssand making up for ,hsir
American readers. This, - The
first movement Of The scrs ever sicp.
ted, is a gratifying svidsnss st IL,
popularity of the vsiee, end sf ,hs
edor,s el the psblshes 10 insesss, n,
Masonic bsrshrn.
In the issse Of Nay lss, ve pr
eeievc, ftom NJ. Mouis' ews pss,
urcu the mssagensns of 6iss d
lodges, which mast bs cf great 3D.
vantage to the officers Il lcdeo.-.
Ne Asssa sAssld 10 si,hsss . Ne
sonic paper aud ,he bcss Of she clas'
Is The voiee-rssssAed semi. month
y, At tssisvi''s. Ky., Aei Per an
aas. Aavss. Bob Mora
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~ ffnli|fi iIH Nv hH lW
.utff1hlff mifineh'iff
aeIty 'it N " tmaih. ~ Me-
tane NJ ,te slileafs 81 7 'ha "I'ahoIa
il,Is AesAemy i WI a ihHla
leH M u tffspa 10 q yanff
liale, n lbe iitisaffrmiI ieii.
emf nni fia .a.isi tni efhitnfn
II fsnyl,, lbe .0gtfs N fun, lr.Ie,
f,b. raailblnsf aplgooi llms' ''o'
opIly, repaIfelofy 10 lhe morning
to ~ 'we's Lasf, sbgul q half
mile n9Hh n lapfa, ~ niiby 10
spend lhc day With haok and line and
lemrliog bait 10 decgior lllc most
innocent and uusuapecilbg ~ The
Gnby tribe within their power aud
cruelty aud fomorselcssly tearing
them from their friends anl Kindred
and mhch loved valery homes,
| ilalicIse The word osieuaIbly fof
| ween ",omc folks" did 10 to catch
The little dnny iish, aud "somc folks
didn't A. for myself, my purpose
was TO "tlosh around generally"
but after ! got to the Lake ] iount
lha, II was awful hard TO ssiiy forIl
from my hrs, partner, and "miro'h
diciue," although ! 80, tho rer,
dickius for doing so, yet ! can US
sure you ] did no, complain.
The morning, though cool fol
June, WAS fortunately 40 for th'
party. as II rendered the walk iron
town very agreeable.
The party numbered some ,hlrl.
or forty, consisting OF lads, lass'cs
young ladies' aud gentlemen aud sew
cral maIronly ladies' Of our town
with three or four ma,tcr.o'-fact
an,i.roman,ic married gentlemen
Who, strange to say, were n plcasan
accession to the party, us they ha'
the clcvcrncss to keep at a respect
fnl distance from tho blushins maid
en- and modes, youth, whose word
we're only for each other, aud VII
would have no stranger near whc
they were svce.ly swapping siehs.
fvcry,hing gl,ded on smoothly an
'yously. Like the different cup bear
-. II the Eas.era monarch, ,hos
90 ng before being followed BY 9th
cs bearing vine still moro sparllin
and delicious, the happy moment
preceding werc closely chased b
others fraugh, with a pleasur
doubly sweet. Aud then Dime
came. and there wa, huvryinr to an
fro and gathering in ho, haste uroun
the sump.aous rural repast. An
vine was there, and temperance v,
there, aud they were friends. and
,hs poiu,ed and meaning ,oa,, Of Ii
ssllsu, youth. the maiden re,ponds
v.h b,u.be. deem. and smiles. an
an ven, merry as q msrrisr. bel
Then cam. tho tim. Of leaving. an
reluctantly No turned from tho Mica,
NJ. sround ia tho inviting shade. ,
- "a Il
tuv tVttN uuu rVtNottul toN't WIN
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The past three OF Four days have
been remarkably cool for June. Al.
moe. cold enough for FROST Bat
the mos. general complaint is shout
the scarcity of rain. We have bad
no rain In this county for nearly q
month, and corn and cotton are ssf.
feung q great deal. Il 10 enough
to s,se our farming friends thu
"blucs" when their stands arc good
90 make . ans crop. u they only
had . good rain to help them out,
on for . refreshing shower to lay
thc dust IN Panels, for il 10 almost
iu,olsrsble.
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- w. tulal y iliis ~ers, q 'le
,peeaI itpoeH n cot I W b''ii'
h.aldns io tbe eaailsm reagsn'
ton on ihc 'algeniot - openihg Tho
African Slave liade. We 10 bot en-
dore lle saniiisenls hove w.
On zoe, VI I va shall give M
ulfad fom ihe speech of Gov
Henry +. loote, 90 tho spme sub
iocL
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rsS- Wc intend, hest wees, to
give the readers Of the Star more
reading matter lhan Ne have done
Tor sometime past. We have been
,hrosel back ~ unavoidable ciroam.
stances, but ~ will make It sescai.
ter u COOL paper.
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ADau's LxpaEaa, We return our
thank. 10 Geo. &. Wilson, ,nessen.
gcr Of lbI, company for a copy Of
the New York Herald, four days out
abl sIr days in advance Of the mail
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rts. . rssiapss In Nsv Yssk,
NifsA Asesss, 49, naid sevsos
vsss 4 beessss neg vsss ~ ~.
sisssa = hsss ~ pastiss ssiss :
sssk
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The General Assembly Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
recently in session ct EvansviIls. sd.
journcd on the 3O,h uls., 70 nsss q,
Nashville. 10 May, 1869.
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~Ths dosa xsis q IL NasA.
vill end chasssssses ssiheaa sss q
sAs 'ssek sasls svssise 4 IL les,
fssr nilss slb siis Il l1u1ausoubsv,.
y ~ sssi1ns sssuul pussas
w isjurU6. rf* III
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- -
Tls ss6u(>4 4 sbs
flns n ins I61'''ssts~ <,mGD
~ 'iasfsft ihsbHf ~ 81 ~ !
sa tllisy Ihs t5t sss sssM
silg slus sd fsil sef ihesnfhIg
ierisS W. .shs'ifstlp sfssss hsmlsf
4Iks slss
nv alafll lisa n Iteg. A@ ~
faIgss
Iyg iis=s-.Jsms. ~ Rsssn n
IA hspm "
evg4d " se,- 4. 4 nifbpnssI
Ysllabusla f4aaly
Tbi H,Het .-ll NJ iesysil, pea
.slee eoInly
Inc lgli6sias msHhsfs sni spssksfs
plsees ihsfs Lslhv ian sssyf spssA.
sfti lehe-s ligm ihs lea vhs stand
ldehasl " iheb elssa,j bssidss M
Honor men,
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lloRsg ron Sur.--A fine buggy
and saddle horse for salo on rea.
sonablc terms. Any person desiring
q fnc horse, will 80, a bargain. Ap.
ply to NJ. A. Garland. a, this odice.
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na,mhg Iist. pa'ishi da Iiaia'g
ffsas cmHl si lilWafla H.
rspieepi alai fa'iiaF = "fat' N
.heh sIl w. aifeleti e,'psg iuf
lho lafl ~ el.adrl 10 No pe.fli
bpmief
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v, ~ tsqNasf y Tmss \
~ 90 ~ los hffs
iasssl Il t4 slAl Il sNfs
kls m ~ y ~ fssr w
frf ~ ttt fpb zee Y
sfh iFr 4 ~ Ns
sini rf.ef tfffff fsfl.if
Ifnt. mf hfa Hf Az
Jlus
Ft F# tHf
rs msis sst fhieHsma
iff'rl ffnfg irtfas fafttIl
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WAS TAKEN W. hy v. 2. M
l.viss y mica Sssshr~s( Z " lsul
Pannla, one mouse cqlspsd hosoe =
10 ycars old. Arprised d ooS. AIsc,
sosfsl maze. lefi hasA Eoee Win, I
star IN The fass, lOyGnDo ~ AppooI
a. ~. 2. y. J0kks, naagoR =. 1
NAL, '5o-3w.. -, ..z@-s.f,
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MARRIED..

In Granville county, n. T., on the l9,h
Of Mar, 1850, at The residence VI william
Dsniel. ESQ.,, BY The Rsv. u. ". Williams,
Dr. y. MoonK, VI Pamela, Aiiss., to Miss
". y. Edwards, Of Person, n. Z.
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~ A. ! -
~ ~ n ls>DSsev ~

T mIll vi Hsifa ~ efsss lsH 1hafa
fhf ltH Hd peNpla, tpHfsht IN
Hsi thlffJ isHsi lesIiAlh'as N
fH hafe h#f, ~ atmss. hfl
fsfsfnm iiH egyaiy ~ meet N
rff hny.iY bstsalh i've broad
mtH eHf.las shaas n ftsi ~
jpiifd Beslit Aist s1ly hea'
on correspondent snised II Tho
Lsia shafs, saa si'0essed 4 sesne n
mam sa'wl'IaK lgfpIlhess than hs
s.ff dHsmed N The e,ech ssr,d
aHkfd vlih living human nossn,
| Jha 'aasl nusleal With sseel laughter
NJ Jaafa rl,s troops N ehaiiy
/ flttmefs, toi lsas boaallfal Ihin lheli
lpaHllfd aliiea Lave levn ssalhs,
aeblj btehsiine Affowy showers from
iha glance gulgsf N fmsfuIIess beauty
u Il7pfobsie Ilaohelos. i.aisise a eoo'
fieilgh of past misfortune, " sorrow
flHy euieipillhg, by louh, Iho wretch
edness n hope past aud gone. Even
oil aga supplied The picture wilha
feature " venerable pleasure. ron.
trssiInp Ia record n pssl JOYS and
youthful meulment, With that glow
oi esubefanee which colon the
cheek and brIphicns the eye n the
young of today, The variety. Mr.
Editor, was complete. The blushlng
maiden coy, but conscious of her
fascination. The sensible young widow,
whose quick eye detects Tho confusion
her charms produce, and, then her
gentle sympathy, for every hurt her
lovcllness may occasion. The siamer
Ing lnyer-ihc crusty sclf.condemned
laoh,ior The happy marrIed--ihc
miserable single. Youth. with sum
mer.ialk and flowers. Age, with
win'ry experience, aud iis SHOWS, oil
: were there
. Soon the dance was announced. ant
never was Il before the lot Of ,h,
! writer, to witness more elegance ant
/, grace. than was there maniiestsd
: Those aged. oaks, whose grateful shad'
for centuries. afforded rest aud pleas
are from The summers heat, nevel
curtalned the sun for more welcome
!, purpose. The solemn stiffness Of 'h'
/, woodea.lakc. never before had Il,
s'umbers broken by 'uch fairy in'ru
sion. u has been or good fortune
70 nave attended many p'c-nles
ou' ''a'h 'or'es 'he con'ess'on' ina
no former occasion OF Tue k'ud' wa
" ever happier than 'h's' The courteous
ana ''oera' minded gentlemen Messrs
q Jaeksop' Farmer and spaIn' rnde
: whose immediate management 'h'
. en'a'n'nen' was proposed anu y
: elegantly sustained VIII long be re
{ n'ru'pe'ed oy 'ne'r grateful ''s''an''
IS The table was sbundanily supplies
= with everything nice and savory. an,
. the crowd found u impossible TO con
- sumo all that had been prepared
4 Especial commentator Is due In Mn
= Lucy u. Farmer, the elegant wife
= our former townsman. Col. VIM. l
y Farmer. for her contribution to the ca
y tcrtainmeut. Tho ,sbl. vas en,ircl
o under her supur,ision, aud It's ,a.,
e and elegant proficiency, illustrate he
d many scccmplishmrs,s. We hon
d Mrs. Farmer will slvsvs coss,jhu,
|. her ,mpcr,su, ,er,ice. vhsu aver IN
4 good people Of Nc cKeeyrr ccu,rmpla,
!. similar festivities Additional thanh
q arc Also due 10 M.s,r.. nu,lsr an
1 ! Wells. for the sours..y Of .lIs, .as,aIs In
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EAscssss's xssiess

WnEREAs, LETT ERs ,es,as,enI
w on tho sslals d David \. III
sn.. desrsscd, hrviss hses eysseu
the uudessiHsst, y the ppsbsie C'Ns
psssls sesa'y, Mssbs;pi, q slsl
!ssn, 1859, shpvoi--Gev sll peso
having cIsims agniass said sssols.
hereby uosi6ed 70 have ths same pvetd
sad registered within the slns rfvssss
by Law, or they vill ~ isssvsr hssgs1
WV. .Wu1TH, Esss's. =
MARIA 4. wul1E, Lssesz
mas, 'sy.6w.
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Tive rc,Idenes Of lIeary shsskel.
ford, Esq,, 10 Cqlpepper county w.,
~~ destroyed by FIRE On Sunday
morning, eaIaiIIos . Ioss cf soms
s7 900 Il,s residence was ono ef
tho lsrse', In CaIpcppss county, cad
vas no. Insured. The buIldlay vss
fred Ny colo'sd girl.
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Tee Cream

W. Il. Z. NUhrv. vii lcrp .
mll supply ii dn l. Iieicus rclre'h.
narn, vu hani 81 anmcr. Jas, as
good {. they IaAo in Memphis
s0i twice a. sOIi. !. YOU DON, be.
hcse 1t, e,ll and ,ry j. for yourself
rv rhsfcllcwing is the ,oiefOr ccun.
" Surveyor, ~ II ncv Stands, Peach
Greek asd nynsn's 10 hear from, Beaia.
min -, Matthews -, Rsney 81.
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Ilahlai = IIesiori ganiyior co., Ala.
james y rfewn. csldwsll 70, Ie,es.
John u llaeh, Noaabee county
u Mont cuehhef Washington co.
George 4, Donald, Clarke eoabiy
Howard IfaIeoner, Holly spring.
II " Jaeossy, Yell CO., AfI.
u W I'afsell, Nesabce county
banlcl u. smith. Mobile. Ala
Hugh u. Vaughan, Ya,oo county,
The examination " The lower
classc, viii commence on Wednesday
The l5,h day of June. and eloss o.,
fdfay, The III day " July.
On Monday, the lIh, the Sopho.
more Prize Defamation will tahs
place, l'elow Il liz. of The declAIm'
ers, In alphabetical order
sopnoxonE DErLAixsss.
william lIrack, Iowndes county,
Berkeley Green, Jackson. Mississippi
William IIanny, Canton.
A. j. Harris. Scott county. {"
&. u. McCalebb. kempcr CO.. Z"
X. y. MckelvHinc, t" I"
VIM. G. Nelson, Holly Springs"
Francis A. Pope, llolnss co., Z"
l'hos. y, Tucker, DyhslIa. Mar. ".
James A. Wiley, Lafayette county.
James y. Wilson. Franklin CO.. Ala
On Tuesday, the 6ih, will be heI.
the exhibition Of tho Junior class
The Jcnlor orators are selected parill
by the Faculty and partly BY ih'
two literary societies IN the Unlversi
iy. Four from each society wcr,
chosen This year by tho Faculty, an'
three by each society. Below Is = list
In Alphabetical order,
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rsv Osis.ss, sss Cr'ssm h
thinning es' suy npIiIy, Trough
no ~esih~ I.rspo,ssi 10 W he' wiy
hot. wysL Euyber ve'y ifsis,
every STEAMER, 10 esH5ihs s#ay Iis
ifqsh. " PASSENGER. shd !bevfh
'o'ne also 70 In hon Jay u dsy, u
10 NOT In such numbers % hIlhsfie,--
Nos, Of i've place, u paLlic a'sase.
mcn, sfc abosl closing fr ,hs ses.
.gh--sId ier hs hest aaee months
Ssw orleans sI'l BE- extremely dsll.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-04-20
SENATE CHAMRER M,roh 90 7

GENTLEMEN Yours Of the 18th inst in
FORMING me OF my unanimous nomination for
tue once OF Auditor General by the Demo-
cratic State Convention, has been received
OF TINS mark OF esteem and favor. which 7
cheerfully accept, l return through Won to the
members OF the Convention, indiyiduallv and
collectively, my sincere thanks To rec.;ro
the nomination for the important Office of
Auditor General of this great Common ,Sealtb
from the representatives of the Democratic
Party is an honor which will be cherished in
grateful remembrance until the nulsat;ons of
my heart shall cease forever. -
LII submitting my name to their considera-
tion as candidate for that position, I could
only present as pledge for the future nv
previous personal department as man and
the record OF my votes and acts. on Che .Jonr-
nails OF the Senate and House Of Renresanta.
tues In that department and those votes
and acts, it has been my constant aim n
apply practically the prnciple and sentiments
OF the Democratic party as received from the
Fathers of the Republic.
In the event of my election to the office Of
Auditor General [ will endeavor fcarIessIr,
and faithfully to discharge the duties nerta;n,
ing thereto, with strict impayttolity, and to
the best of my abilities.
as Tue keystone OF the Federal Arch
pennsylvania occupies a proud position
amongst her sister States. she is noted for
the wisdom and moderation of her conncils
her love of civil and religious liberty and her
hrm adherence to the Union and the Consti-
tuition. Her people are honest in their mr.
poses orderly, temperate, industrious and
thrifty IN their habits. Seven wears exnori.
ence in her councils confirm me in the onin;on
that her interests are most secure in bemo.
cratic hands 1t rests with you. and those
you represent, to say whether those interests
shan be SO gardcd or not
In conclusion permit me to express the bona
that peace and concord, union and harmonr
may reign in the councils of our political ~
ganIzation; and that directed by the s.wisdom
which eometh down from above" the free
institutions established by the wise and he.
neYolent founder of our Commonwealth n,ar
remain unimPaired to bless our oosteritv IN
all time to come. Renewing nv thanks 70
the Convention for the distinguished honor
conferred, 0'
L remain, truly. your friend
RICHARDSON L. WRIGHT
IL A. Lamberton, r. b. Petriken and
WIN. Il. Welsh, Esq's, Committee. &c
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ONE OF ,EM

During the Revolutionary war, when drafts
were made from the militia to recruit the
continental army certain Captain gave lib
erty to the men who were drafted from his
company, to make their objections. if thew
had any, against going into service. Aceor.
DINGHY one of them. who had an impodiment
in his speech, came forward and made his
best bow
What is your objection ?" said the Cap
tain
Il ca-can't CO. said the man, because
L st-st-st-stutter
''stutterl" said the Captain, ..you don't
go there to talk. but to fight
- ,'Ay. but they'll p-p-put me on guard,
and man may go ha-ha-half a mile before
| can say VIII wh-who goes there,''
= "oh, that is no objection" replied the
Captain, for they will place some other
sentry with you, he can challange and Won
can fire." "N0 ~"
wei b.b-but I may be taken and run
through the ;, b-b-b-body. before can cry qu-
The last plea prevailed. and the Captain
laughing heartily dismissed him.
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GREEYcAsTLE. March 2s 1870

o,
uENTLEMEN Il have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt of your communication
OF the / 'th lust, Informing me, officially. OF
my nomination for the office of Survevor
General, by the late Democratic State Con
veution.
The honor and the confidence thus confer
red and expressed by Convention of the
Democracy of Pennsylvania, together with
the present pecliar political aspect of our Com
monweaith and Nation, would all eonstra;n
me- even were differently disposed, to accept
tue nomination SO unanimously rendered
In thus accepting; only deem it necessary
to state that [ regard the issue raised unon
the application of Kansas for admission under
the Lecompton Constitution as settled and
entirely dead. That disposed of, the doctrine
OF Popular Sovereignty still remains imnor.
tant and prominent in the politics of our
country | want no better elementary princi-
pie OF self-government than that contained in
the Kansas Nebraska act, that the people of
Territory, like the people of State. should
be permitted 20 decide tor themselves nno,
the question of the existence of Slavery with
ln their own borders, subject only to the Con.
stltution of the United States.
have thought it well to sav this mucb
upon the leading question in the politics Of
the day. IN order that there may be no mis-
apprehension on the part of any.
Yours, very respectfully,
JOHN ROWE
10 Il. A Lamberton, r. B Petriken and
Wm IL Welsh, Esq's.
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Affairs in Utah.

The late news from Utah states that the
Legislature of that Territory has prepared 2
variety of memorials to Congress. They ask
Tor admission into the Union as the State et
Deseret, and while this is denied them. to
have she privilege of electing their own Ter
rltorial officers; for the construction Of a tel
egraPh: for daily mail, for Pacific Rail
road; for donations Of public ladss. etc =
lhey are quite as liberal IN their demands
uron the National bounty as any of our or
thodoz and orderly Territories,
Peace seems to be fully restored. valuable
new machinery has been introduced into Utah
and the indications are that in material
point Of view, the Mormons are prosperire o
finely.
In regard to the future policy of the United
States, Orson Hyde, the Presiden, of the
twelve Mormon Apostols makes tue following
suggestions IL q recent letter to thsA Nv
York Herald:
Nv hat will Congress do with Us We
seem to be stone OF stumbling and rock of
offence To sustain an army here to watcl
US Is rather an expensive business. Some
say, however, that expenses Is not to be con
sidered. This will do very well for talk or
feroosity. But constant drain of the treas
ury must be considered and felt. Some tb;of
~ a '"c army were Withdrawn We would
turn up Jack, and knock the bottom n,,t
of Great Salt Lake and drown the Chinese
But what shall be done or. in other words
what Is to be done f? can answer the ouas.
tlon, yet who will believe me? Evervbo6v
after the horse is stolen 1t will be best
for Congress if they admit Us a State. This
is the cheapest and best method to DISPOSE of
Utah. Will they believe it now Probably
not: 1t will prove better for the Latter Day
Saints if they shall not be admitted vii
they believe that? Not likely. Yet time. that
eloquent, logical expouDder, will demoDstrats
the fact Suppose the Government do moth.
ing at all with US, and subsequently, wish If
had !! Then suppose it should do sometime
with US, immaterial what, and afterwards
regret that they did not do it differently p
Would this prove anything? To the wise
and discerning it would, but to the iealous
and blind it would not Time, however
reveals all things.
We have no disposition to turn up Jack
whether the army go or stay. We wish tn
90 right, and serve our God. The nraise
and honor of this world we neither covet nor
desire; neither do we wish to do ANYTHING 10
nnrighteously offend mankind. Yet we
rather offend man than Cod
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washington Anafrs.

! WASHINGTON, April 12-Lord Lyons to
day presented to the President his creden
tials as Envoy Extraordinary aud MinIste
Plenipotentiary of Her Britannia Majesty
In doing so, he gave utterance to the mos
profound feelings of friendship of his Gov
erDment for that of the United States, auc
expressed the hope that the ties of amt,
would be drawn still closer. The Presden
warmly -eciprocated the sentiments announc
| ed The interview was of more than usua
cordial character.
An impression prevades that ex-Judgt
Barret, of Pennsylvania; will be appointed
| superintendent of Public Printing
Ex-Congressman. Groesbeck, of Ohio ac
cording to the representations of his mos
| intimate friends, has been offered but declin-
ed the appointment of Commissioners of Pa
tents.
Although the Government bas nothing
more than telegraphic accounts concerning
the recognition of the Juarez Government
by Minister McLane: it gives full credit TO
the intelligence. Enough has transpired to
warrant the assertion that Senior Mata will
be received as Minister to the United States
on his return to Washington
At the time Mr. McLane went TO f,ex,co
MiramoE was represented to be in force be-
fore Vera Cruz, and the issue was doubtful.
He went thither with the full understanding
that if Miramon was defeated ON that point
to recognize the Liberal Government. Hence
the determination of his action in the prem
ses.
1t is understood here as the reason why
Mr Forsyth was not sent back to Mexico. az
United States Minister, was that by the rec
ognltlor Of the Zuloaga Government he rem
dered himself unpopular wish the Liberal
party, and hence it was considered that his
usefulness would be impaired.
Hon. John Letcher; the Democratic can
didate for the Governorship of Virginia. is
in this city, en- route to resume the canvass
IN the central aud southern por tons of the
State
Much more business is now being trans
acted In the Interior Department. occupy;og
the attention of the Secretary sometimes tij
midnight.
The receipts of the Patent Office durinp
last month are said to be about SIS, 600 over
the expenses
The case of O'FIinn, the Postmaster at
Detroit, about which there has been 80 ,,uri,
interest of late. has been investigated So
far 1t Is thought that he will resign.
The Republicans intend freing one hun
dred guns Tomorrow afternoon, in honor of
d Jeffersons brit day, and of the Republicans
victorious in the recent State and n,unci nal
elections.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-04-20

Y Our neighbor down street, advises the
citizens of our County TO have their buildings and
personal property insured in some solvent Insr-
rance Company forthwith, if they have not at
tended to the matter already This is all right.
Every man should have his property insured. for
all the care and prudence he can possibly use
VIII not protect him against accidents by fire. but
he should be careful to insure in a Company that
VIII pay its losses promptly, and which avoids
litigation as much as possible. We have more
than once heard of Companies which after a
mans property is destroyed, are in the habit of
scanning his policy with all the care of the "coun
sci tor the defendant" searching for a flaw in the
indictment on which his client is arraigned and
If any 'catch" is discovered by which he can be
cheated out of his money in legal way, paw
ment Is refused. and the insurer Is compelled TO
resort TO long and tedious law suit in order to
obtain that to which he is Justly entitled They
pay no regard to the equity OF the case Ifsome
little tcchncdtity is in their favor, they forthwith
take advantage of it. number of our exchan-
changes have recently alluded to this mater. We
do not know whether any of the Companies
which insure in this County belong to the class
referred to. But if they do. they should not be
patronized.