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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18
Rssults Of Art ana Sciences,

Cir David Brewster, the eminent Gcsschmap,
whose successful researches isto natural scieues
hass covered his name With uaivetal homes, va
vas lately inductsd into the Office II YsiucipGl u
he University Of Ediabursh, 10 which hs had been
unanimously elected. On that occsiion b said;
There b only one other branch II study 70
which am anxious to can your attention. The
advances which have recently been nsde IN The
mechanical and useful arts have already begin 70
influence our social condition, and must affect sill
moro deeply our System Of education. TIE
knowledge which used to constitute scholar, and
ct him for social and intellectual intercourse, will
not avail him under the present ascendepcy u
practical science. New and ggatic inventions
mark almost every passing year-the colossal
tubular bridge, conveying the monster train 0ref
an arm Of the sea; the submarine cable, carrying
the pulse Of speech beneath two thousand miles Of
ocean; the monster ship, frcighted with Thousands
Of lives and tie huge rife gun, throwing lis fatal,
but unchrstian, charge across miles Of earth Or Of
ocean. New arts, too, useful and ornamental, hsve
sprung up luxuriantly around Us. New powers Of
nature have been evoked, and man communicating
with man across seas and continents, with mors
certainty and speed than if'he had been endowed
with the velocity of the race-horse, or provided
with the pinions Of the eagle. Whatever We ate,
in short, art and science surround us. They have
given birth to new and lucrative professions.--
Whatever We propose to do, they help "a. In our
houses they greet us with light and heat. When
we travel We fLd them At every stage on land, and
1t every harbor on our shores. They stand beside
our board by day, and beside onr couch BY night.
TO our thoughts they give the speed Of lightning,
and 70 our timepiecss ne punctuslity Of the sun;
and, though they cannot provide US with the
boasted lever OF Archimedes to move the earth, or
indicate the spot upon which We must stand could
10 do il, they have put into our hands tools d
matchless power, By which We can study the
remotest worlds; and they have furnished ~ with
IN intellectual plummit BY which We can sound the
depth ofthe earth and count the cycles Of its en-.
ddrsuce. 10 bid hour Of presumption and igns-
rance, man has tried to do more thsn this but
though be VAS not permitted 70 reach the heavens
with bio cloud-cspt tower Of stone, and has tried
in vain to navigate the aerial ocean, It was given
him To ascend into Empyrean by chains Of thought
xhich no lightning could face and no comet strike;
and though he has not been allowed to grasp With
an arm Of flesh the products Of other words, Or
tread upon the pavement Of gigantic planets, he
has been enabled to scan, with more than An
eagles eye, the mighty creations in the boson "
space-to march intellectually over. the mosaics Of
sidereat systems, and to follow the adventurous
Phaeton in chariot which can never be over.
turned.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

HrAfHxs,sx II LosDos. --In speech Of ". s
Norley, on British Missions, before the recent
meetings Of the Congregational Union Of Englsnd
and Wales, he alluded to the neglect Of public
worship il the city Of London 81 follows; ."Of
m pisces in the land Loddon was the most heath
eaish. There we're 600, 900 persons living In Lon.
don Who never entered place Of worship. II vas
perfectly fearful; and II such ststeof things Was
reported Of an island in the South Sea-, Ne should
speedily send missionaries 70 preach the Gospel 10
them. And II was fact that in RaratougA there
were only ten per cent. Of the population absent
from divine worship on the Sabbath In Lstidon
forty per cent. we're present, and h Rasatonya
ninety per cent. were present"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18
TELRG RAP nc.

Two RKensx11s OapERED 20 BaowxsvIILs -
WssAiastsn, ~. S.-0rden we're Issued from the
was Deparsasat Yesterday for two regiments. one
silnhsuy md enc q Cavalry, - proceed inns-
Asassly V Dro~ssviAe, there 70 b permanently
atssiesed, fsr ne pseteesion Of the Rio Grande
valley fisA fsstAef ineuraions.
I DHkIeAaaa - 1zE CnAaLIssos CoxvSssiox.--
Springfield, NJ, jan. 4.-Ths Illinois Democratic
State Convention, for the nomination Of delegates
to the Charleston Convention, met in this city TO-
day. Among the delegates elected 10 Senator
Douglas.
GExrRAL AsD PoLrlicAL NRws-The general and
political news, BY the Bohemian, are not Especial
interest.
Switzerland, il Il said, intends to ask the Paris
Congress to guarantee the neutrslity Of Savoy.
IsrlxsH CoLD IN ENGLAND AID TRAxcz.-In
England the thermometer for several days previou.
to the sailing Of the Bohemian ii been nearly
down to zero.
In France the weather WAS colder than il had
been for nineteen years.
The river Seine, At Paris, Was full Of ice, and The
railways in several sections o. Tnnce had been OBJ
structed BY snow.
The Corps Legislatif was to commence its ses
sions At Paris on the 18th Of January.
TaE SPANISH Morocco WAE.-Aarshal O'Don
nell, the conmandsr-in-chie Of the Spanish arm,
Of Morocco, has declared the town Of Ceuta to be
free port.
A telegram from Madrid, dated the goth, state'
that 1900 Moorish troops attacked the left re
doubt Of the Spanish position, with crest fury.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

PACIFIC DIsrosIrI0x OF FRAxcE.- Among the
recent arrivals in London is Sir Anthony Perrier,
for many years British Consul ct Brest, France.
He tells everybody that . far as bis means Of
observation enabled him to form an opinion. there
never was more ctserly groundless panic than
that Of ate prevailing here With respect y french
naval preparations for var. Brest was long tue
ehisf port and arsenal which France possessed on
ths Atlantic; Il Is now second IN importance 70
Cherbourg. but il d still Of great importance =
plscs where ships Of war are ordinarily built, ~.
paired and fitted ior sea. AZ tho present moment
there i, according % shismoat reliable authority,
no extra work Of any hind going on. nor has there
been during the summer or autumn. He states
numerous results Of inquiries he has deemed it his
duty to make, moreover, It Cherbourg and else
where, slong the entire COST Of France, and the
conclusion to which Ill Of them points y the same.
The whole, or nearly the WHOLE French home feet
u ia pors in the Mediterranean, vhere they are
Just now more than nathed BY the English squadron
q Gibraltar.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

.wnAr THEY MEAN TO Do.-The Sugar Planter,
ssalous organ Of lis Opposition party, remarks
pppcn the desired admission Of its party 70 the
Charleston Democratic Convention as follows;
Let the Democrats make their nominationsTith-
ant interference from us. Our participating III
these meetings viii add nothing to ourintention Of
sustaining their candidate. Wecan do 80 as wen
outside Of their organization inside. And though
We are well aware highly favorable view OF tue
opposite course IS entertained by great number
OF our citizens, let them reflect awhile before they
.ei. We are PROSTATE as party, and can DO moth
ing "a an organization, and our Democratic friends
veil knowing this, may exact terms and conditions
Which We may hereafter regret. We are not IN.
nted to come in and share the pottage. When on
invitation is extended upon equal terms, we may
avail ourselves of it--not hsfape. Keep out say
We, Until the Presidential eampsign is over, we
must be Democrats-if supporting the Democratic
.aoninee can make US such.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

CalLDsEs's Taouaa1s. The first time took my
eldest boy TO church. when be was two and . half
ysAra old, saaagsd wih cessssss, and frowns,
and c.aay, n t1es him sesy Ai'l IN the sermon
va half deae. B. this tuis HE patience was q.
haastsd, Al y had climbed to bis feet, and aAsed
on the seat 1solapg q the preacher This faAsr}
quiz is,sply. Then, - i be had hit upon esr.
.aiA rslisf fsrtis troubles be pulled me ;! the
ehia y attract my attention, and exclaimed in
distinct yoics, Mamma, nste rrpa ray sner.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18
Nm. srxAsD AND PM RxruslrcAs 1ssssss.-

m. 6swAlD AID PIE RxrUsircAs 11SSsss. -
q Icn.n in letter to the Baltimore Sun, writes:
Il am eatisaed that not Z dozen Republicans In
Congress (only one il b aid in The senate) ID In
favor Of the nomination Of II. Seward. II il
thought shas body Of his friends will, upen biz
arrival, inform him that his noinaton vill, under
present eircamstancsa b guaranty Of defeat.
They win hardly psrsusde him Of that faet how
ever.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

Z RUSSIAN FExss ~ SAI FRAScIsco.-Ths Califor.
MA papers Of Dee 18th report the arrival Of Com.
modose Popof q San Francisco, vithA Russian
squadron returning from the AMOR 70 Russis, BY
way q Japan, Sandwich lalands, California and
New York.
From one Of the officers Of the Noyict, one of
the Russian vessels the Alta learns that when they
ware a Kanagaxa The Npanese had not given up
The persons Who murdered The Rpsuian sailor,
aud the Commodore threatened y lombard FED
do il the nurderers were mot given up.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

iBvcnAsAS Kelley Fvsp.-Sevsrsi years ago
PRESIDENT Buchanan invested $4,000, the interest
@%hieh h annually disburssd IN the purchase Of
tnsl for poor and indigea. lemaaaa IN Lancaster.
-. The annual distribution took place this week,
saa the Lancaster papers report large lumber Of
sssthS aud dsservin. claimants.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

Tusxr SArIxos OF II :LoulsvILls CouRlxs.--A
young friend Of ours who is counting lady In
Jedefsonville, and who swing the river ate tie
fsrry.boat stops running, 10 raising moustache
with aview Of keeping the drift wood ous, ef his
mouth.
Diet Of worms-v ermiceli.
How to make An ear ring Take thirty grains Of
quinine. This fact will Be Of great importance 70
,jewelers.
The lash that . man does not object to having
hid on bis shoulders The eye-lash Of pretty gr'.
The difference between an oyster ana chicken
4, that one i best just out Of the shell and he
other isn't. So
The inebriase's hops-A bottle Of whisky.
A Yankee has succeeded In tanning : hide With
The bark Of j. dog. Heis now engaged Ia con.
structing machine BY which be hopes 70 Be ens.
blsd 70 obtain men milk from IN ~ COW.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

\ s1rWhen Sir Willism Don Was shout about
yiisins this country, he asked the epiaion Of u.
Nsorsady, the sminent and diGaissd tragediaRs
opininien, aad he got Il: "Doa't g Sir william |;
before yos hass been in she country thrfe niaasas,
ssne fellow sill come up and alap you On lhe bseh
snd say, sOid hoss ho~ DO yon dos.'
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

~ The young man Who fen into brown study
was ished out bya young lady With - hook.and
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

Tns GsAsszI on Poxpsll.--fhe yfs6tss sffom
psii are the bspular inscriptions o. scihblings
which are found upon the wallis o. pillars d tho
public plAcss in that ''city Of the dead. i seems
that the people Of ancient times had, according 70
their degree u popular education, the habit Of
writing their names and scfibbling sentences In
public places even moro generally than b pracsiced
It the present time. These interesting remains are
found rudely written in charcoal Or red chalk, Or
scratched in plaster with sharp instru.
ment or ssyly, from which probably the word
graIGi il derived. Although the curiosities, both
81 art snd literature, which have been exhuned
from the hya-buried cities If Herculaneum and
Pompeii, hare formed the subject Of magnificent
and curious volumes, these lesser but scarcely less
important manters, have almost escaped notice
until within few years.
An inseresting article in the Edinburgh Quarter
" for October, gives an account Of these inscrp'
tons, With notice Of forthcoming works upon the
subject, and citations Of sufficient numter 70 in
dicate the important light which they throw upon
the domestic matters and private morals OF ~
luxurious and dissolute Pompeiians. They IRE
quently indicate degree Of liccntiousness which
shows even the worst Of modern civilized nation
in favorsble light; for that which is concealed, .
only appears in obscure localities in our day, Va
here patent and unrebuked in public places.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

SrArs Dsvrscrs.- joint committee Of the Ala.
basa Legislature hare been laboriously engaged IL
perfecting plansof State military defence. The
organization ~ corps Of eight thousand unifosmed
volunteers, II Two divisions, iour brigades and 1-
teen regiments 70 be armed BY the State the puf'
ehaas d arms and munitions the erection Of arse
mails md the establishment Of . State military
school sfe FEATURES in general plan.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

Total $500. .....,... ..,..i $50
M, co,.h.,, c,..ea ,w;lj he entitled to votes In
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18
Vice President Drsckinridss's
Speech.

The very able and eloquent speech Of Vice Pre-.
sident Breckinridge, says the Picayune before the
LesidlAanse Of Kentucky and large promiseuous
audience, came u hand il full. Returning thanks
for the confidence reposed in him BY his elecsien
10 the o. s. Senate, Nr. B. paid very handsome
tribute 70 bis competitors especially to the late
Lynn Boyd, whose untimely end he united with
the whole country in mourning.
On the subject Of slavery in the Territories, in
reference to which be had been particularly ques-
toned, Mr. Breckenridge says: Is
Gentlemen, / bow to the decision ofthe Supreme
Court Of the United States upon every question
within its Jurisdiction whether it corresponds with
my private opinion or not; only bow triae
lower whom it happens to do SO, as the decision in
the bred Scott case does. Iapprove it, in all its
parts, as sound exposition Of the law and consti.
tutional rights II the Stats and the citizens that in.
habit them. Applause. II repose upon the de.
cision Of the Supreme Court 0fthe United States,
as to the point that neither Congress- nor the Ter.
ritorial Legislature has the right to obstruct OF
confscate the property Of any citizen, slaves in.
cluded, pending the Territorial condition. Jap
plause. =
The Vice President then proceeded to speak 0,
the unhappy dissensions now existing between The
North aud the South, originating in the Black Re
publican crusade, whose programme be recited a
length, and said:
have seen the evidence growing within few
years, and eliminating during the last few weeks
Of determined purpose in the North to attain ant
maintain the completespower in the Union, and
have eeen upon the other hand, in the represents
tives Of the lower Southern States, most resolu.e
and determined spirit Of resistance. The represen
tatives from Georgia, from Alabama, from South
Carolina, from Mississippi, not to speak Of Other
Southern States, cay that they represent their con
stituents- may, Say that they do not 20 - far Il
their constituents and they declare that they ar,
ready It any moment for separate organization
God forbid that such thing should take place
God forbid the overt act should be done. But, v,
know enough Of our political institution, tha
when once done the subject becomes involved ],
inexplicable distress. II one were 10 fall upo,
Washington and go the state Of feeling there, b
would think that the President Of your countr.
vas the Executive Of two hostile countries; Ii,
feeling Of alienation seems 70 be almost couplet
from the expression Of the public press and publ
men q mean not your infammatory. fariou
speaker, but men ofthought and re6ectiOn). The
are alarmed; No ase Ill alarmed. Itisnot crave
tear but il is the ennobled fear that patriots ri
for - imperiled country.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-01-18

rsg-0bi,, nary Notices exceeding one square, W
i. charged 20. 'dar advertising rates.
, 1860-03-27
Thackcray On IrvlnE.

Tue AI Eisi E3nn,n a,ticle in the C1rah1N
.Haga-i"e seems to us 10 haze unwarrantahly
tick!ed the American-Anglo succptibilities stlii
SO rerrasiye on this side Of tue water. One
would think, to note tic editorial cackIing over
tlis 'Grst-rate notice" Of our endcared pioneer
author, that laasty line from a london eatrist
outweiyhed, in moral warth sud critical insight,
all his countrynaen have said, thought and writ
ten on tue subject; whereas. ktndiy as Thacke-
ray tributs is, in spirit, aud well intended, as
1t undoubtedly was-to those who Intimately
knew aud truly 1oyc1 Washington Irving. there
is much to oQe1d the tsstc and missead the
novice in this much commended article. 1t
gives one unaegua'nted with Irving quite false
ilea of the man: j. represents bis way OF }iFing
in light not ut afl correct. The idea conveyed
is, that the author Of the Sketch BOOK was M
easy, si'ape, auaiable old E,'la.v ,riso scrimpcd
himself with oDe lazy nld horse and glass Of
wine rtr dim, for the sake Of sasins up pennies
c:e o: numby -pan,by beaevolencc about Wash
lngton Irving. lie always lived like gentle
man, and lad everything respectable. it rot
"bands0me about ll,n,;" h. lad lhrec horses, ut
least, aud four carriages, and, though be ncrcr
n'ade any parade or display, yet be priacd him.
eelf on having everything quietly comfortable
about hi,p.
roreover, there is an indirect reflection on
the family iii the ,nsinuation thut 1rrinE psac-
tIcad i painful degree Of self-denial for their
sakes- WHICH all talniliar viii, tue facts
know to bs utterly at rarience With Ill. truth
II a}so untrue that bis residence was al
ways described in Exaggerated terms by bis
partial counsrynen, Us il it was Il large domsin
or an elegant mansion; on the contrary, it ever
l,ad tho name Of tho COTTAGE" and tie Charm
about il was in the idea of slugness and unpEe-
| tending comfort and simplicity. There j: lone
| about lhe article which sAvers Of iufetscacr, ',
| and is sngularly out Of keeping with the CHAR
actesist'cs Of that genial yet digniicd and true
hearted ycat}s1acn. The truth is, Thackeray
has not native refinement enough to appreciate
such character. md treat Of i. glth tic respect
aud good tustc demanded. There is q ra&rou-
izins tone about Lis articlc-kintlIy und cu!ogis-
tic ~ it isl the suob peeps out unaware;" dear,
| a:niable, stanp1e old titan thut he was;'' how
that phrase would have grated On Irving 3 ear
! How reFuIhise It is to those who know how
much to reverence and admire as well US to
| sympazhssc VI ish and lore in Washington Irving
| We bare noticed these thugs because that
awkNard squad, which the dying Burns beg
| ged his friends 10 kssp from firing over bis
| grave have apparently not done with making
| capital out Of tic precious memory Of Irving
, 1860-03-27

The Medic4l Faculty, aud others capable Of
scientific investigation Of such phenomena, to
the case of German lady ROW in St Mary's
Hospital, corner linu and Belts, Cincinnati.
This lady, a widow, never tastes food except n
liule coffee passed through her teeth: from tue
she is unable to utter u word. Gu Friday,
especially Good Friday, she suffers drsndful]v :;
and this abnormal condition she has been IN
every Lent for the last eight years.-Gasho;ic
Telegraph, March "a.
, 1860-03-27

ASorHEn INTELLIGENT ExcI,su En,roR. --
keene's iGatb. Englaud.) journal Of February
''Tle President Of the United States j.
chosen at last. Mr. Pennington, Republican
has been elerted by majority Of ono ouiy.''
This IS equal 10 the announcement Of the
French Journal when Esnks was elected Speak
cr Of the House Of Representatives,:
"Mr. Ba,'ka, negro, has been elected Speak
er Of the House Of deputies in the Congress O.
the United States"
, 1860-03-27

w osfs couniy Of took. 5.s-suearor Court Of CHI
ck~-tn t4haHerEy, iyn. txl Jau1es z. Glaney.
lot:er fsih e. S.n man g. JuL pav:l kt-!Sa. nsshaa
Burr Lnelne D. 0saaxd, XAsnaEA Akin, 1osa EEAlIau.
Ias Sara lr Gaa1ey sh.smaxes i. T. u4ttit al ran
u. coTert, A!txlnd.r aeuoattl- Era Q. NeCAEk and
".rha h:ezeo and Alwa1Aes Ea!1pal Eampaay,"-BM
to FuEetless AnHs3ge.
papue neuce u tefby kIvt: that In pursuance Or DE-
eretas oer entered In the hr twefth day
Of A.rea la6o la Ae+4 Naisst Ia CkaaeetY of
md Court viii On tbs t*eItn tt j n April \. r.
c t" The h!:ness bidder fus ea. Al tie neh
o ae coaft nsa In < cttY OF chrllo III tAs founty
ms;*si - nay " t. E,ks The .r,ny dug npen
theaxo IA tbs County Of took And <tte " III no to-
vst-Los tns Il !. bASk tuF tss'. Lat nina t3
Aock eighty Que 81, J. L.. W. NIotk rspY-
twots:. I'll Of sd lots nd "ekz sttuatsst, lying aud
being 10 hustl1 Aathc: Ard Koaeta aitcn otas fo~n
VI Ghc.A<u. liza oEOET
MA:,er!n Chaneery Of Ie Supss Court OF Ch!ea- 0.
natCh O. lrt4., Mafrn issh i%G44 ttth1g4 .At III
, 1860-03-27

~ Public Notice i Acrty given to all pefsons interest.
e. th7 tie uncr CoE1t. Isl nrr.. ppe1te.l ny tho
Common Council " Tic cry Of Chtea-o Il aseettal The
esm'Se1 aa tcaGp<nse due ths sxsrrs 1esscasely Of
sattust.n u Tie Lar IT Dyer thy.thEre !tst
vide. fsvH! tie ! ccf i.aa ks s-Et l;rine1l tho
cnak Rise In s.r: l1,s. aui cs;oua with ID,
s4,t A.f u D, .usa ~. ~ htr KoN tue
tsntfan feln tn srrs 81 *txt ax feet lLe thu
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tea!cased foF highway Oh e pAs VI II ays s,b.t.,oa
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psapo.rd 10 II oyrn iy The r"wn of :*u:h
eoIGane wlh III in onlloa cocnc March 9th
1sGD. a1 At ht lllt tt1u alluuf III such lam.
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esta BY thru ircn,td htc:r. !u prapur:ul. sAF1y
my th. to tie brvnts resulting tn rarSl VI krnod
respectively. will crt ~ NJ In the couIs House
the ta day 1t Aaeh lst y LEE hour ueio<x A.
NJ tQt The PURPOSE Of making tai4 Asstaxmhut.
, 1860-03-27
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, 1860-03-27

E On the night Of the 14:l1 inst the dwell
Ing house Of Humphrey Owens, in Goshen
township. Maloning county. Ohio, was burned
to the grornd, lire Of lis children perisling in
the continsra.ion.