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The Camp Meeting.

.r.;.;,o4 H. f,.ro Marina nm Sunday ard
tn.s ,;,.t ,.-a. addition. bx tho tra;os of Sat.
,,-,,- ans Sunday bad been added tn tha num-
tar ,,rar;o,.1v nnon tho orounds. m that ttn
1;.,ener. In The sermon af Bishop Simpson On
sundar nornipr were probably not less than
Al, +ho,.,,a whila the whole number in md
about thu camp would perhaps exceed eight
,hon.and The dav was fine. and the train
frar, this city. at S i. H., consisting Of ten
o,rs ues .,orded vhi,e a shorter train uas
~ .ho,top N and all thrcuoh the fnrf.
.aan the-n wars constantly arriving. farm
..a ,s-r;o,aa of evarv dissertation
,.,aad With hr,oan cccunanta Bns notw;,h.
s,,,a;,r ,hs large sssembtave the heat orafr
s~a- - ,;,aa .h,on,hort tho d,7. ~ b,s baen r.,
r.. d.r;nc tba vho,e ,imr. and indeed It va.
a.a,,,.o n .ronder and conorztn,,,;on tn ali
,oon the ground. that among 80 large q num-
her of neop1e as were there, no disturbance Of
| .,v kind should occur. Sheriff GRAY was en-
+hc Ground With a force Of deputies and asais.-
ants. but their services were not opc., I'D 10
the time Of our leaving. at O'Clock, called into
reon;si,;on.
The services on Saturday we.e Of the came
ord-r a. 4hose Of The previous days. In the
ao-n;,o thu Rev. prof l.. C. Matiack. of tbs
z-..,.-eu u.,ho3;.t denomination ,reached an
.r..,;-. ee,oon from Gal, q.eo f,11oved br
49,. c;nnson in a, e.bort.t;on and 1aroe
..n,hsr n conversions took pl.ca dnr;ng III.
a. s,d av.nioo. A few new tents wers erect.
.dor saturday. amonc which vere one or .wo
~ rrenher. from The African Eni.conal
| =
, 1860-09-04
Gov. kocrner'n Appointments.
The Hon. Gnsiavna koeEner will address Ills
f,,low cit z:us. in the German Language, ut the
ioltawinc times and places:
mF. LoVeJo1'R APpo1ntnent&-
Hon. OWEN LovE,o1 will sdd1ess The people
ri the folio ring places Oh the dAEs mentioned !:
Judge Eustacc's appointments.
TO SylpE-AWAKE CLUBS.

Every Wide Awake Club should hAve coplcs
OF The Political Text Bock for 1860, compiled
tg uorece Greeley and J. +. Cleveland. Price
q. Sent by mail on receipt Of price. Ciuta
supplied, By express, at $6G per 100.
Adlrc.s 1he Tribune, New York.
, 1860-09-04
Grand RAIjy at Rlue Island L

Grand Rally at Bluo 1Aland*
There will be Republican Mass Neetlrg
Aeld 1t Bsus Island on TO morrow, Wednesday
afternoon and ev.ninE, September 9Th. Good
speaking will b. provided, both in tho English
Ind German languages. Tho Chicago Wide
Awakss, with mnsic, arc expected to be in IT.
tendance, and will get up torch Light proees.
a'on IN ths evening. Lei there be grand rally
ol ths Republicans Of Worth aud adjoining
tnNuehina
, 1860-09-04

Waukc:an Republican Meeting.
las. Friday the D0uglasites he'd their Mas
Nas,ipr for Lake Comfy It Waukegan. Whist
sor. Of a demonstration it war, il described
elsewhere.
Se1t Friday, Sept. 7th, the Lincoln toys will
har. thar Mass Meeting. senstor ooolsne
Oven Lovtjoy. Joseph Knox, snd Capt. econe'
der are advertised 10 address Tue people.
We are willing to risk compasdson OF the
two crowds a. 10 size and behavior. II will mol
be necessary to import the meeting from chl
cage, as Allsn and Parks were obliged to 90
last Friday.
, 1860-09-04
XIV West xas unusually healthJ.
Gov. Seward ana Party tn>Detrolts

Dzrec,r, Sept. 3D. Cor. Seward, Gen; ny,
Ard ex l. cut Gov. Patterson, and other di.sin'
eu,sted gentlemen. arrived here this e7enlng.
They were received as the landing OF tbs Terry.
boat BY \ la'ee bady of Wide Awakes md On
them to the rsridence Of Senator Chandler,
where Seward and Nse returned thaoks in short
speeches for the hearty reception. Thsy VII!
b sersnadsd tonight BY tbs Gsruan Musical
SoeloiJ. seward spsaks at 8 o'clock tomorrow
| afternoon.
, 1860-09-04
GrAipin Lake EouQtYs

WFH1W III LAKE N00GQ1ys
4as Aaaesso.s Of Lake county hssa returned
u'as Clerks pl1ce ths number Of aerss Of
"uea' sna corn in that county thu present sea-
o'n' ahere were :: $50 acres Of wheat, which
eot1pn'eo ~ Is bushels per acre yields 500 500
oosneh' Which il pretty good for little county
Of 400 square miles.
VI corn there are 10 ,a2s aeres planted; which
, 1860-09-04

uypE PARK SEx1SAny.-The second year Of
this Institution will commerce Monday, Sept.
10.h. Although the past year has been one Of
great pecuniary embarrassment throughout the
couctry, still this Institution has been literally
patronzed.
We learn that lie coming year promises still
greater sueccss. Those wishing to avail them.
selves Of the advantages Of this School would
do well to rpp!y Immediately, as limited nru1-
brr only can be accommodated.
A thoroughly educated corps Of teachers are
employ cd, and every effort will be made for the
rapid advancement Of tho pupils. Catalogues
eau be h4l at Higgins Music Store, III Ran
dolph street, aRd at Gricss' bookstore, 50 Lake
street. For further information address the
Principal, Mrs c. '. Waite, Hyde Park, Cook
county, Il1inois.
, 1860-09-04
A Meeting OF 8aIlor4--They Organize
4 society.


4 $oclety.
Our Lake Marine gives employment to rery
large class of men who notwithstanding their
march is " On ths wave," still on their short
VOYAGES keep alse home interest and associa-
tions, and are altogether most valuable mem.
bers Of society in their several grades among
themselves. Probably the marine population
Of Chicago numbers from 1900 to 1900, many OF
them heads Of fAnilies, and householders, and
owners Of spng little sums beside. Dnt Jack
whether on salt seA or fresh water lake, is ttill
as a class, the same jolly, care for naught in
70 tard to the future. He spends with free
hand, and despisea meanness, and tor these very
REASONS Of generosity and profuseness, coupled
will. the shore dangers that lie in wait for The
s.;lor, 70 arc glad to chronicle any movement
| and recognition among themselves for mutual
protection in the proper way.
There Was largs and excellent meeting Of
sailors held yesterday afternoon 1t the room
No. 90 Ciark street, Capt. II. P. Woodruff oi
this city in the Chair, and Mr. SullY Vaughan
Secretary. Nearly two hundred Of the smiling
fraternity were present, aud everything wal
well conducted and went Of in excellent style
Tia purpose Of The meeting Was 10 form
Chicago Ssamen's Mutual B<nteoltnt Soei<tY
This, aad tbs several features Of th
| plan was debated by several speakers. 1t va
urged that such an associatiou should be inau
gurated and maintained, to protect their com
mon and individual interests.
The meeting WAS dpally adjourned to thi
| .~Ao:oo .t ~ n'cIock at the abpve place, bu
, 1860-09-04

It, eoHstlcGn TX Pc an pa''
Hin /, Is economical bot1 -. oIena ~ ct md the
''Ds s.':-..;sn 4Ap4s - ,ha modet and other mn.
..-;., - .-oof il ,h. h.nds Of Mess1s. ". II.
80. = -,hv ,ha ,.,ent;oa Of all interested
.s:o .r..na =. III ,;.;tors AT the Fair.
r.. ..do.-ho dam. ue hare devoted con.
.;d.rs,,,. eroca tn thu above. will, if he bo q
-;.;t,, ~ H. r,;r and posseases a taste for
.,,ch ,no,ta,e find himself passing a much
,orcar t;,,a II, the actual inspection of this st
.roc,;v, r,+ than has been occupied by the
nerpsa, or The foreuoipe.
,he American Natalie Alloy is exhibited by
4 8. Camn III. claimed to be- substitute
FIR sheet enpoer in boiler bottoms, DC.
O. Foster. Of Keposhs, exhibits a very strong
and coupact machine, imitatirg in one tie
several requirements for upssttiug wheel tires,
cutting and punching.
E.G,uaD. Kjmbark T. Co., exhibit yery
liberal display of II. n aud Steel.
The f;aneraI Western Agent Of the Ho,ct's
Imnrotfd Scale,. Tnomss s. D;cks. son. has a
laree variety Of these admirable weighing ID.
nliances on exhibition, from a largo ten ton
SCALE to The smallest gsoeers scale. These ecales
have come into marked favor With all WHO de-
sire IN accurate and faithful machine. The
visitor ut the Fair is struck with the great tiu'
pIicity Of the larger scale on exhibition, free rs
i: is from al check rods or loops. The platform
rests On metallic balls which receive all the
shocks and save the knife edges from injury or
| abrasion,
Tests r1ade with these scales show that,
| whether the weight occupies the middle, sides,
or corners Of the atform, 10 appreciablc differ
| ence can be seen in the position Of the gradu-
ated beam. The six toa platform scale On e1-
Eibitiop, IS constructed GU excellent principles.
The rigid connection Of The lni!e.edees to the
cast iron SHIFTS On which 1h. are 6xed, affords
| fill onnortunity for placing md Securing them
| truly in line. and the moveable supports or
knuckles and balls permit their exact self
ad;u.tment tn the lines OF tue knife edges. The
fewuess Of paris. and the simplicity Of the who.e
arrangement are highly commeuda5!e, both on
occount of cheaDeniug The cost. and increasing
tue durability Of the scale. The portable scales
,.,u .ad .,,.,ttfv Gt !. .haa .,d ann.
oloe aue o"na7 eAeeAeA' PA1's'f'~o 00 >1e ssA
scale.
Higgins, Mowry & Co. have in operation At
the Fair one of tie Erric.on Caloric Engines, Of
the smaller class.
4. Adams Co. Of eandwich, Illinois, harc
| on exhibition a Corn Shtl1er cf an improved
class which ATTRACTS much attention.
The gallery is kept busy With the Sewing Ma.
chimes and the visitors who gather sbout thenl.
There are The Wheeler / Wi son. the Groyer j.
, 1860-09-04

C1Rcc1r Counr.-A venire has been issned
for grand Jury in tho Circuit Court holden
this week. The term will be an important one.
Rarerman, sha 11ols:ein murder, and C1eme,s,
connected with the shooting affray at Lyons,
will cotne befor theufor Indictment.
, 1860-09-04

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, Sept. s.--The rolling mill
Loss, - far - aseertained, el2 200.
, 1860-09-04

Estimated II 45 bushels per ncre will yield 157,-
Ito bushels. or bailey, oats and rye there
vera oo,'s5 acres sown; and estimating the
product at 3s bushels per acre the aggregate ia
es5,eo5 busacls; making the to!a1 yield Of the
sounty # o. up .,oi2,l..5.
That will do for Luke. Now let her crop Of
Republ caniam he in like proportion.
, 1860-09-04

IL11xo1s NORMAL US1vsRsrTT.-The Bloom.
ing.on P1ntdgroph ssys tho next term Of the
State Normal University, in that city, will open
on Monday, Srpt. l7th; and that The University
buildings will be in readiness 10 receive stu
dents ut that time.
, 1860-09-04

LAYING or Conner :iroSE.-The corner
stone OF the new cdiics NOW being erected for
Trinity Church, will 10 laid with appropriate
religious service aud an a1dres. from the Rec
tor at II o'clock, this ('fncsdav) morning, On
Jacktoa street, between Wabash and Michigan
srcnue3.
, 1860-09-04
TIE CITY.

Auction Salcs this m mnTntnE,
1T 9 ucoeK. 1t NO. e lake stret b. Gilbert camp
son. .
and fncY goods ii No. s. Lake Atleci, by Gilbert
, 1860-09-04

L SERIOUS S1App1So ArFaAr,-0a Sunday
evening, as the sp=eia1 excursion train on the
Pittsburgh and Fort Wayne Rai1way WAS re.
turning from the Rock Island junction, bring.
ing large number Of persons who had been to
Ludw l. Mueller's pleasure gardens, row
occurred in one Of the cars, which finally result
cd seriously. From the st tement Of those on
board, l: appears that mar, supposed to be
mined Carney, got into An alteration with
aaot.er man, which quickly led to fight.
Two women, Joanna Carney, his vie, and Ellen
Carney, assisted him and attempted to keep the
| other passengers away- Among those who in
terfered 10 kesp tho pesos was Arrison Denni'
son, ali sstache Of Mcylcker's Theatre. In the
melee which ensued consequent upon their ef'
forts, be was stabbe3 in the side By Carney, thu
latter making good his escape By Jumping from
the car windo.. The wonen were taken into
custody, but the man has not Jet been found
Mr. Dennison is lying at his residence, No. 81
South Clinton street, ia q very dacgerous con
dltion.
, 1860-09-04

- If you wish your old clothes cleaned and
secured, there is no place equal to Cook Nc
Lain's; SO hunt up al the greasy, rusty aar-
ments that are lying about your house aud take
them to Cook i McLain's at once, and they will
make you appear gentleman in spits OF your.
, 1860-09-04

10y DnowSEs.-As Frederick Undofore, q
bog eight years old, was picking up 6rewood
IN Eldred d Ksg's lumber Eard, near Tw=lfth
street bridge, about noon on Saturday, he acci-
dental1y fe.l into Stowell's Slip. and VA
arowaed. His parents live on Edina Place.
The Carnner held an INQUEST.
, 1860-09-04

The Public schools ut the Fair.
The limitation Of the managers Of the Mechan-
i:s' Institute Fair, to the scholars Of our Public
Schools 10 visi. the Exhibition tomorrow alter
neon at a dime admission, will doubtless be
largely accepted, and the occasion prove one Of
much interes. and r1o6t to The young folks.
, 1860-09-04
ERSsr kLoKKE, Secretary.

WIDE AvAKEs AHRxr1ox.--"Thc Chicago
rsgula- meeting this evening at Wide Awake
Hal, No. 80 Lake street, at O'Clock. 4 full
atteld nee is desired, as business Of Importance
is tn be transacted. All are invited to attend
and ioin the Wide Awakes.
GEO. ]. WArERHAS, Sec'y.
, 1860-09-04

~ uurlbut D ,aae's p4teut Stare sawiug
Mschire, for light work, is now on exhibition,
and ceu be seen daily at the "echanics' 1nsti'
tute F air. Machine. ind Rights for sale On ia
ynrable terms. Apply at 132 C1ark street. or
address Hurlbut Doane, p. 0. Box 1896. Chi
cago. Ill. se3 I'm.
, 1860-09-04
LOCAL. MATTERS,

Go tc John Jones', ll9 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired
Tbe7 will be we'll done and ct prices to suit the
times,
, 1860-09-04
n A K r led.

FytIe Rev. T. u. Cum nEham. on the sth Q! Aunt
it the tes,tente RI the tsrrt father. nHY harvey
and AG31E. eldest daughter Of Thena+ Thomson. nj
fl.,kr IN
, 1860-09-04

p1KE's PEAk-NortcE 10 sH1rPEns.-Tha sub
scribera, agents for Jones Cartwright Pike's
Peak transportation Line, will contract for
freight at summer rates until Sentember 10th.
TgArr l. SALTER,
Ogire room No. 4 Kingsbury block. 7. O.
Dcx 3alQ, se4 .!1
, 1860-09-04
Acknowledgements.

WIDE AwAkts OF THE Norm Diy1s1ox.-The
rc1ulaf drill and business meeting will be held
at North Marke. Hall this (Tuesday) evening q,
:; o'clock r n. lie on hand promptly at lhe
hour, Business nf the utmost Importance to
every member will be brought before the meet.
ing. CONF one, come all.
A. HARVEY, President.
, 1860-09-04

Hon. Rlch1rd XAkess
Republican candidate for Governor Of Illinois,
will address his fellow citizens on political top
les II the followiuR lines and placcR. to wit:
, 1860-09-04

GaEELgx's TEXT Doox.-Another supply Of
this invaluable campaign handbook is new
ready at McNal1y Co.'s, 81 Dearborn street.
It is Indispensable to public speakers Of both
parties. Sent free by mAil for 81.
, 1860-09-04

OvEncuAno1xa.-ln the Police Court yester-
dag afternoon, hack driver named Strauss
WAS charged With extor,ion in overchar9ing q
man pamed Wilson for services rendered with
his carriage. It WAS alleged that he asked ard
WAS paid $50 for three days use Of his hack.
In defence it was sho.n that 80 Of the smount
paid was for money lent the man Wilson, md
SO more was an amount offertd By Wilson to
Strauss to carry him some five miles out oi
tosn, learing only balance of slo far tvo
days diving The Court decided, however
that the ordinance limited the charge OF driv'
er for the use Of his carriage one day to &c, and
expressly forbid his rfceioing any more. A fine
oi xa5 was therefore imposed.
, 1860-09-04

~ c. II. 6CAYkR, Adstsetstag Aes~t, u bsaraor>-ss
Il oasAeFts<a to rsstrs Adaess for sA4s and a11 ~
Ls6 k.s Fap.rs Of tbs No77A Fs4 }a1-be3+s
, 1860-09-04

Ac11vlrr IN THE LruDER.-Some gcamp un-
kuorn is evidently looking after the cash re-
ceipts Of the lumber trade. We have before us
list OF six offices Of lumber dealers on the
South Branch that have be5n broken into within
day or two and robbed Of surh articles -
the thief could lay hia hands on.
, 1860-09-04

TWENTY sun STROKES FOR 4 DOLLAR.
BRANDS AUTO PHOTOGRAPHS.
BRANDS ROOMS, 10 LAKE STREET.
TWENTY. FIVE CENT AMBROTYrES AT
se&xes] ITO LAKE STREET.
, 1860-09-04

Pgn*oSAl:--Ameng the arrivals nj the Briggs
House, we notice Hon. Sidney Brecge, ILL.,; Hon.
John Matkland, English Vice Consul; Alb.
shanxhae. China; Edwin Hay Carrie. Esq.,
Ea.land; J. e. Smith and famiy, Mobile, Ala;
Hon. J. ". Newport, IL; Hon. ". Il. Dayton,
New Jersey; o. IL Hawbury, Esq, England; !;
REV. E. J. Hunt md family, New Hampshire
Hon. c. C. Forbes and family, New Hampshire.
, 1860-09-04

pARTNER WAATED.-An &C
tive eutiae.s 9Th c'aa eapl Il oftsoo or IS
Store. veil es..bliahel doing god hud
40 y 1uod location. A. lee Partner P.U bo1
37I8. tt%xst
, 1860-09-04

roL1cE.-John White and JOHN Spcrser, for
her.ng created crest disturbance about the
door Of Justice Aiken, on Sunday morning,
we're Fl ed, White IS and Spencer 80.
Ellen U'Brlen, The woman arrested On Satur-
day night, IS menticncd in or Issue Of yester.
day, for the larceny Of shawl tro:a Mrs. Ia
:harine Cairncs. WAS yesterday morning re-
quired to lind bill in 5000 for ap oea1ance at a
| hicEer Court.
, 1860-09-04

CauRcus BEsr RASPBERRY JAx from Sugar
Island, Michigan. the best made. For sale
ontv at No. 22 State street. aus-2m
, 1860-09-04

TWENTY SrS-S1RoKEs FOR A DoL1AR in
tl,s Sc modern days, since economy has become
not on1y the desire but the rule, cheapuess has
been the great desideratum in all rev inyen.
iubued with economy that dealers now COM
plain Of the difficulty they hare in dieposing Of
high priced goods. In consideration Of thiz,
Brand, whose local habitatioa is at 10 Lake
street. has returned from New York, with q
nav wrinkle, aad cheap one too. only think
ladies. twenty pictures for one dollar, twenty
pictures Of yourself taken at one sitting md
all perfect ut that, enough tor grandfather and
whole host Of unc'es, aunts and cousins. &c
md tee the new camera.
, 1860-09-04

WANTED-By a gentleman and
~ ute. Board IN : snan private family. Wet Dt-
yisi nr:ered. Ad:res III fEeAs and Tribune uc.-
, 1860-09-04

1ULIHN HOUSE, Dubuque, Iowa.
- the Fu nturs. F1xtnres- hi11ard ales At' liar
Room steel tn9eta-r With the Ltsse 4 The fallen Hou:e
Is sered Tor sae The prop+ 1ty will aid chfAo and
upon Ii e-7 tern+ 70 responsible parry. Th. hou
Keen E.a'ted. aud i win pr &: order "a hcus' WI
Re kept for tae convent OF the travelling public
unds The ~ sent na8eu' MT until "spa ed u: ll-t
tess OF ing ly ~l be Efo npty answesed Atdrtaa -.
". C0Rbtn. IS a:lA5k 1t Get, or HORACE POOL. IN
Lien UQua uup4Que. i0Na. ak4 kY9S I'M
, 1860-09-04

OST-On Randolph Street, nfar
~ Marx&n. GUL| NECK LtlAIN. Tha an4t. = II
te suitably ~Asued BY leaving z83
, 1860-09-04

WANTED-A young man wishes
W a.n1. .sIou II Shln :, rg Cl.1k or A4ss.nt Book-
keeper 10 Whole ale Housr- Csn furnish ytars
ety - rent ft-n ias1 emp.yefs. ALdlas 4. y
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-25

SERIOUS CnAReE.-Tho City Attor-
ney. J. J. Michel, has fled the follow
ing affidavit against d. Bullerdisck,
executor Of the Fink estate
That the city Of New Orleans, IA
trustees of an asylum ordered TO be
established by the last will and testa-
ment Of John ID. Fink (decca,ed) for
Protestant widows and orphans, IL
entitled TO receive the property and
money Of said estate not otherwise
disposed Of by the will, for the pur-
pose Of establishing said asylum ac-
cording 10 tho wishes of the testator.
That by final judgment Of the Second
District Court of New Orleans, ID.
Bullerdieck, executor Of John ID. Fink,
has been ordered to deliver TO tho said
city Of New Orleans all the property
and assets Of said estate which belong
to said asylum.
Further, depopent saith that by d.
Bullerdieck a. executor Of said j. ID.
Fink, IL appears that ho has in his
possession, ~ executor aforesaid, the
sum Of S50,60S OF, to which the city
Of New Orleans Is entitled for the pur.
pose of the asylum aforesaid, which
final account was homologated on or
about the 9Th Of June, 1860, when
said sum became payable TO the city
Of New Orleans, by said Bullerdieck,
executor.
Deponent further says since tho no.
mologaiion Of said final account, no
has demanded of said Bullerdeick the
payment or delivery Of said sum Of
$50,G0S OF 10 the city Of New Or
leans, for the purposes of tho asylum
aforesaid, and that said BulIerdeick
refuses to pay or deliver the same to
said city Of New Orleans, aud under
the pretext that he had been robbed
Of said sum of money wherefore dc.
popent charges said ID. Bullerdeick
with the crime of breach Of trust and
embezzlement.
The accused was arraigned on Sat
urday before Recorder Emerson, and
the investigation of the case fixed for
the 18th November. Mr.. Bullerdeick
gave bail Of $4,000, securities w.
X. Bell, Patrick Coyle and Hanton.
~ o. Bulletin, 22d inst.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-25

STATE OF AFFAIRS IN NICARAGUA.
Official dispatches from Minister Di.
mitry have been received at tho state
department from Nicaragua. They
represent affairs as quiet, and make
no mention but that the relations with
this government are now of tho most
amicablo kind There was great re-
joiciug that Walker was shot, among
tho inhabitants, who now anticipate
no other unlawful American in,effer.
enco. SO says telegraph of the 17th.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-25
nailp Ga2sttr ano Gomft.
pAToN RoUoE'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20, 1850.

G.nprrSe ouR ExrRAors.-Ths New
Orleans Bulletin under its general
head of Louisiana Items" gets the
following from the Comet
In Me Army ofMe Emperr.--A
private letter from Bordeaux to n
gentleman Of this city states that
our friend and fellow-citizen, J. T..
Testard, IL still In the army Of the
Emperor. In order that he may
not get out again. he has a body
guu,d. Testard IL however nego.
tiatins, and thinks for the sum of
about $100 he may may find as
good n man as himself and a filter
subject for guupowder. We hope so.
Had the Bulietis not been pleased
to cut the paragraph short with q
dash, but have given II entire a. he
found IL, then hc would not have
left us in this disagrecablc position
we find ourself towards our fellow
citizens and the friends of Testard.
The Bulletin leaves the inference
that we believe Testard unfit for gun.
powder, whereas tho other end Of
the paragraph which the Bulletin
cut of with a dash, corrects any
such impression.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-25


The MoRMoNs.-The New York
Times says: Judging from the
accounts which reach us from Utah,
Brigham Young has very little idea
at the present time Of leaving the
valley Of the Great Salt Lake with
his followers, even for the more
genial climate Of a Polynesian or
an East Indian island. In fact, n
revival Of the old Mormon spirit
seems to be going forward, which
is likely to lead to a more firm es-
tablishment of the Saints in that
region than ever before. The Tab
ernacle, which, for some time after
the advent of the United States
troops, remained closed, has recent
ly been once more opened for pub
lie worship, and Brigham himself
harangues the people two or three
times every Sabbath. Missionaries
are also being sent out to Europe
and other countries, among whom is
the celebrated Elder, Orson Pratt.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-25

A WHOLE FAMILY LosT.-The
Houma CTorro bonuo Parisb) Cipic
Guard Of the 18th has the following:
We havo just learned from Bowie,
Of this Parish, that Mr.. Williams, his
wife and six children were drowned
on Last Island during'the late storm.
Messrs. Bowie and Mitchell searched
for the bodies, and found those of Mr.;
Williams, his wife and two Of the
children, which they buried. Mr.
Bowie informs us that the water
must have been eight feet deep over
the Island. 1t is said that about fif-
teen persons were drowned on the Is.
land. A fine schooner Of one hun.
dred and eighty tons burden was
blown on the Island and lies high and
dry. The beech was covered with
bodies Of dead goats, cows, horses aud
chickens.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-25

LoNpoN.-London now covers l2i
square miles--a square Of / miles.
1t is equal TO three Londons Of 1900.
IL increases at the ratio Of 1000 per
week, half by births (their excess over
deatbs) and half by immigration (its
excess over emigration.) It is re.
markablc that one in six Of all who
die in London, dio in n workhouse,
hospital, asylum or prison. There
are 1000 medical men there.