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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-30

NV i N
lNl PRIVATE CLASSES for YOUNG LADIES, No. 33
West 24st between 5th aud 6thays, WILL OPEN on the
l4th SEPTEMBER Miss KENNEDY will also be preparedto
receive limited number of young Ladies Boarding Pupils
Circulars may obtained CTowens No 6S9 Bo.dwsyi st
MIR Mutnes Academy Of Languages No go Broadway and
2sth where letters be addressed
September when Miss KENNEDY VIII De at nome
to receive applications.
, 1860-08-17
The Prince of Wales

\ movement IS rox progressing amoa. the
western rai r"ad companies to secure a witt
from the Prince Of Wales sa1ou.scns H.. Mis-
ti5safpi valley. Although no ttli:,at i::i,rnna.
tion OF tie fact has yet been rec.ivea. i, seems
to BE- generally understood that ,h. il,u.tr;on.
tourist 4nd bis dis inguishsd suite vii! Wi, f1-,
1roit. end oshsr cities In the West ere snyious
Of The distinction :;iv III. beau*ul Citv Of tha
Sts"lts. Chicago, among u:h-r a.1bltious
towns, has SIT influences At work to at,rsct ths
Royal party to that city. This movement Of
tue rallroru c'mpaIies Is not al.og.;ke. uuia
aaenced By Chicago. The ei.ca!4r ua,essed
10 the different csulraoies In the We3,. South
AID Northwest, walIh ePrint below. ema1ates
from that eitr, 1Lough signed b. the Illinois
CeEt1at Railroad Company. This is a,l yerT
well, and we hope tba Invitation will be p1ven
ard acsepted. Detroit IS not q: ell ies.,ns ~
Fer Eoiss 1eixhbors. but on the con:r..r wishes
ther1 oil sacee.s Ii call from, ill., f,,.,re snr'
sreiEn Of England will ALI rny To .;s:r nro.-
perry c. renowr, Detroit will I'D lis ia3ueuca
to induce tie Prince to ris.t them.
The to!lo1.nY is the circular atIudril To- which
h2a teea addressed 10 the rre.:t. a,s g: the
ss'e1a! railroads centerius in this c.,y:
"Cu.cAeo, August = 1@o
s1R-ls has been proposed tha: The 1u,Irosd
c1t1panies ia the West sn6u!d join ia ar inTits-
tion 10 The Prince Of Wales to VISIT ihs ai.ais.
s!ppi valley. SO many companies have slreadv
signl6ed their assent ,hat !. NOW seems dear.
aole 10 forward an invitation u which raw
road III The northwestern, wc tern, end south.
western States shall be represented.
:" A simple form will be a1cpted, terier;nr
the hosplta!it:es Of the comp .zies to the Prince
and his suite, AID requesting suitable atjma-
ttan Of tic routes which b. may select, II
your COMPANY wishes to Be represented, please
forward tufl title cfthc corporation, and name
aad rask os the officer signing tcr It, to
"Icur obealer: ae1v .nr.
''josEFH Il. Ar,r1S.
Ill: Ceu:- r. Il. Co., Chicago.
An early feply, Is requested.
, 1860-08-17

Dkc11ra, H., Aug. la-Ths Ball aud Everett
sac Convention met at 9 \. \. 1uo. Aoge1s,
q Cook, President. Virs Presidents, y. i.
noorehouse Of Jo Davieas. Il. c. Blackburne Of
noet Island: Il, D. Rusty Of Nile, A. J. Friek
Of Of ofn. nMssees. 9; u. Groom Of Drown. Geo. Spears
Of Aenard Mi. Robt. McMiien Of Edgar, j: e.
retasiet, Wm. +. Lodge Of piat., D. Il. Ford Ct
1oox, u. B. Hicks Of Montgomery.
a committee Of nine, one from each Congress
slonal District, was appointed on Credentials.
aoa Similar one on Nomination Of Electors
and State Ticket.
COMMITTEE on credentials reported So coun.
nss represented By - delegates.
ine following general resolutions were ado2-
Ksotred, That rs National Union N IN We
mai the nominations If John Bell aud Edward
Eferett Tor the first and second Offices in TIE
gut OF Inc american people, With mingled feel
an2s Of pride and pleasure; aud do hereby
pledge ourselves, one to tho other, to do all iu
our power in this Convention and out Of it, 70
fecure their election by CUR votes In Sovem
ber next.
Et'oletd, That 20 one sbal1 be entitled to hold
ssat IN this Convention until they have sub
kcrbcd to the abora resolution.
GarTl7d unanimously.
ELECTORAL T1ckEr--At large, II. Y. john
son Of 10 D.viss; d. u. Woodson OF Green
District Electors :: 1st district. Il. s. ar.
seet;: % distric'. John &. Kogers,-
80. Joslsh Snow 4tb. alex 41der s. Frick;
5sh. .. \. Irwin; 9Th, D. A. Brown; 7th, John
co,cr; 9Th, l.. Soland; 9th. W. ]. Yost.
GC1ERsA1oRIAL T1ckE1.-For Governor, j ohn
I. Stuart Of Sangamou; Lieut.. Governor, Hen
r. =. blackburn OF Reck Island: Secretary of
3'a'e. Jas Moaroe Of Coles; State Auditor,
James D. Smith Of Sangamon; State Tfea.u.
FeF, Jonathan S:amper OF Macou; Sups1inten-
dent Of Public instruction, D. J. knosr Of S.a-
gaNtoa.
No platform WAS adopted. A State Executive
Cemnl:tee was appointed, ind the Convention,
atser listening to an eloquent appeal from Hon.
Williams of Kentucky, and serera! Others, the
Convention acj burned with cheers for Bell aud
Everett and the Sale ticket. The Convention
was harmonious and overaowiag with enthusi-
23m.
, 1860-08-17
CROPS AND FRIGHT.

The Huutivll1e lem SAYS the citizens Of
that place hkve veappoiated n'gh. patrol to nd
the rtgural guard in detecting If possible any
Abc!.lon enissaries in that place. Singular ere
cautlonarJ steps have been taken il must O: the
interior towns.
A proposition is made in the Waco De0o.
erpt: BY wealthy planter, that I'LL the farmers
OF AeLenrau county sh4;f have \ meeting to
pros'de agssnst tie threatened scarcity Of bread
stutts. lie Eui igssts that i they will agree to
liz the price of kraln a: ose dollar per bushsl.
and to oT down barley, rye, ETC, for grazing
their stock, iaseaA ct ieed,sE grain to them, ali
distress from scarcity MAY e. AEulded, - the1s
il probably quite erfieiency o: gr ain for bread,
If used only for that purpose.
a l=ttsr dated Austin, August 81, in the
Galveston Strs, says, in relation to tho negro
eo.spI:ey n Austin: at = meeting Of lhs
council in this city, the day before yssterday, it
WAS dsc;dtd to make general search of tho
negro quarters, and 4 committee Of investiga-
ton Was accordingly appointed. One keg Of
powder aad large quantity Of bullets, lead
muskets, caps aud uoWls knives were found dis
tributed ut several places. The negroes impli.
Gated in the conspiracy b+long to Messrs. Ed.
Sam: Harris and Nrs- Deal. TO investigation
IL still geiag Oh, and !: is supposed that ths
leaders, who weEe doubtless wnits men. have
f.d from the city"
-Ths Houston 7:l<graph Of the 9Th has tho
following notice Of the insur7eeaonary excite.
mans IN Montgomery cou.ty, an account Of
which va had by telegraph.
I'VE hare zecesEed letters from Montgomery,
dated On the 81 and 5sh inst, i1om which We
learn there i considerable excitement In that
country about the negroes. II seems tbst \
white man By the name OF Simroona was ausst-
I'd On the 81 and put In Jill Hs WAS i'm plie4,ed
By several nsgross, who asy hs WAS their se,nt
t. furnl h them with arms.
"on the 4th there WAS large Meeting Of the
citizens in Montgomery, which appointed Viri-
lence Committee. They had not yet reported
on Simmons case. This committee vas At la.t
accounts investigating tho whole affair. The
Sheriff has resigned to be ont Of their MY, 10
, 1860-08-17

The Prairtes as Seen by u Canadian,
The editor OF the Montreal G1=tttt, J. Lowe,
Esq, was one of the party CT Canadians who
visited tho West few weeks ego. We take
the following paragraphs from the Gazette OF
the 10th:
find words to fail ne in approaching : de-
seripi1on Of the prairies. They make u sineu.
lar impression on man who has never seen
them before. Their vastEess gives ore s:riS-
Ing idea OF the greatness OF the coutir at md
Of its almost i4Ii:nitable agricultural resources
For miles By the hundred vou are swept alor 9
~ the ratAay train over the vast rolling utain.
From the higher levels you can see to q great
distance en- every side around In the mare
sparse]y eettled portions Of the country which
one secs from tho illinois Central Railroad 70
ing SCUM from Chicago. you notice rust ex-
pause Of pfa4rle grass waving ia the wind or
clustering in the SUI. Whenever .lfre il
breath OF a1s you are sure to get i. on the prai.
rle, aud the atmosphere is generally. bet, re.
more dry aud bright ard clear here thaa on
many other portiuaa Of tue continent, Now
and then the solitary house OF q settler seems
to add to the loneliness Of the scene Present.
y you come to more thicky settled portion cf
The country, and you see miles and miles Of
corr, very tall, and intensely lu1urisnt: you
still 70 on AID it IS corn, corn, corn everywhere
- perfect sea Of corr Illinois has great
corn crop this year As You continue south
on the raiIroat from Chicago ard pass the water
shed Of the Misnssippi. The character Of lbe
county changes, mud the plains give place 10
woods, principally Of white oak. You see &C.
casionsl groves on the open praire, end you
naturally ask hor they come 10 stand solitaritr
on the plain, without finding sat sfactorr a,i-
swcr. Occasionally Nc noticed greet herds of
cattle grazing on the prairie grass. The bes.ts
themselves we're OF large size aud in good con-
dition. l am told that the prairie ersss is verv
fattening. found tho people generally very
enthusiastic oEer the great ze.ourccs Of the
country. II it is said they showed rs their best
with respect to their corn crop aud the richness
Of their soil, it must be admitted that that best
is a marui6ceut oue
, 1860-08-17
COLD FLOODED MURDER.


The Phi!saelphia Prea Of Tuesday gives Us
the following particulars Of terrible ard fatal
ARRAY which occurred ct Delta Grove, near that
city, On Monday night:
i appears that d party calling themselves
Hottentots ts'-adaefeuts OF the South Penn
Hose eCompa1y-xeEto on an excursion to Delta
Gyoye, point On tha Dr!a.ar. sone ten m,le,
north Of CaI1eu. Tie party comprised per-
sens Of both es1@s to the nura5er Of two hun
dred And dupwards. Rows were frequent duricv
the dag. OEe man WAS stabbed in Ihe morning
Five CT SIX Ct the adhertct5 Of IT,. uiberuia
Hose accompanied tie pasty. i maa named
keEser, connected Hittl the Gci.ed States Hose
tom1any was Observed 10 be very qua1relson,e.
He ecrly b@cAne i.to xica!ed. and 1nade nuuer-
Gus efforts to crt.te disturbance. NotElta.
si4Idsr9 al this. however. 40 serious aGfav took
plscs un:il abrut six o'eltcx in the evening.
About that time, ard while the party ". r. ca
Raxed in packing and preparing to embark on
bol:d t.ie !a.:, he5ser seized one cf the party
and struck }4ial. a viuien. CONTROVERSY follow
ed, a-d WAS participated in by number of
men, wtec, i: Is alleged, nexsrr pulled cut =
DIRK knife, rushed upoa 1ohu Hickey, and viii
tinsle blow, .'abbsd him through the breast
to the heart. Hockey continued On his feet.
throWirg stones and clubs for time. ignorant
of the Let that he had been ssaobcd. uplil the
blood was noticed Gu bis clothing By bis COM
paaiocs. lie l,.TegArded their udmonItion,.
hswever. Ind wen; ou G7ktiny for about len
Elrsatts. when he fell dead.
ksyys.T, wlio had ,Elint.ins:i his ground pro
vi ,us to the fatal Termination, NOW turned hor-
rur s'r:cke: from the steLe. sp-I to the Della
wa'e, 2Ed plugged in. lie sw am lew hundred
feet from the thore. i humber ot suotten-
tots howeyer. determined upon revenge for
her murdered companion, pursued h1m. He
made desperate Efforts 10 drown himself. bu;
wa: overtakep, aud badly beaten by the infuri
afed crnwd. lie was finally captured by man
namel Curkc, AID brought sa:ely TO the shpre.
Will. tie riot WAS progressing. Keyser;s
said to have Stabbed tix otter msn, Etwari
Tague, cue Of the " uotte1t.ts." WAS cut oyer
the eyr, cad WIN. Cu:h received painful a. ssh
wound in tts thigh
h-1 Ewes just tweny-oue years { ID yester-
DAY. The annlsersarJ Of bis nj sjoEity a. sig.
naly marked. lie is sail % Laya boasttI
during the moruisx that be murdered mana
year aSo, but escaped the law through The j1t1u.
enc7 Of bis friends He wen: to the pic uic |
fully arne1. a1d produced revoiv, r durio. !
the combat. aad Snapped it seEcra! tines a: the
heads CT bis AssalI,uts.
All the parties who figured iu The afT,ir a,e
either members or adherents cf tas I;iuernia. |
Nlilism Feau. and the Cnied S:a.es tIofe
Con panss. keyssr took wi,L lin tee OF bis
colnsadtS Hoc1ey, the murdered man. was
much csskam.d by the comHaunis; il vi, "a he |
llsej. He was ttlsiy.tw years .. age. and |
day. lib .er-bcinx engaged at he'd carr. iur.
brick making. 1c. keysrr ~as conyeytd to
Camden jail, to await trial, i. Nex .etsty. and
Burte wus detained A. the p7iuetp, wi!nsss
before the cuFoles's fu.Y,
, 1860-08-17

Bx TElH1nAFn.] NEw foxE, A1g 49,
FleEn-F1our aso.t tc low.s III ouis moderate de-
.ion The advance IN IRE eh zaa:es4liy chrels + e.
poH aetaand u sa'e. 1os9 blt u tsIG,:o 'cr sspr
ct; ; e; s.a i's t. i. % :!,
t3::93t; ior shprins brands hoop Vi, matt Il
cIo. dull and hravy Uf Tie .a1e. abau tug rs wee
sasssF 70 f'm- saes ~ RI. 1t sG3lU 4uI Ell Is
7b0 for con moi to choice I've farr tte.ty at
esas FFce. Cern ucal quiet a1d p;..cs without strk
lnEcLaa.t
WnIskr-sla,ket firm and demand fair. sat. 20 b,s
Is and s9na!l "; Iarcels at Mxc.
tave lGaln adv-ac.d wh eli. cks The ctIort demand
"a es3i o o lu hlte Indiana at 4lreI lis; Is .W
Mes,n y Il as yists1 ta }e .,9s nss3 wt
l.:eS; stO ~ amber ga7 al et.e sVl tu a,ut~9
kea'ysky At a. so p'!as. ID white itli.na At tIso
C.sn lo a.xe suIp!s Market heavy :nI rahtr s'::
sa!es Gs.oau htts6;e for ,ouId lke wes,tTn c.say
nsHe: ma eosi Ne nnytrs # rEns we: t.: Ut.
39!4c for State.
iaos,s,oxs- Flrmo. 70: me. nd heavy PRIME.
c1cbnE y no sers 1T lie le1 I.cs: ii. c: is Old
Il; u.s. II 'G5 p3.s aia Fs eRs s;s -
mrs, a.@mso fsz ,e1ackedL taess, ,,&ti.:e@l4 y
uneh.ate. Cut cu! and ntn,nal u &c for shou-
der. tic fT tam. bacon quiet AID unchanged. Laid
i.r rsquess 4 o si Cao I.q e. as t'..s 1ue IN IN
ia. de1asnd At s,s@l0H.
At mater - rduc lon. Is a VII cs tents 10
h. d. Al ltAesHAc, and . oaes Sai'a1 .. ii,c, asd
to9s tas; ~ - =. mxo u aAe e4a: su:at ma:k., qn.s
lid. Cuis Il xs; lii sehuine IN s rels '''
soX G tx; I! se*sf S&E Il; Gr
y do IL; HaEl lit u:utt q; Z q y "a 1ncft So
, 1860-08-17

NEW Ion1, Aug. l6.-.i di.puss occurred
yesterday in stable on Sullivan street between
James O'Connor and q colored man, George
Higgins, when the former cut the tnront Of the
latter with q butcher knife. Cha.. Gardner
WAS fatally stabbed last night in Madison street
b. n unkncwn man.
Toe Crest Eastern hed about 1000 visitors
yesterday. She will take about 100 passengers
to day for Liverpool.
The Saver recently wrecked On the Bahamas
Is supposed to hare been 1he achooner Peter
Wewel, OF Baltimore, Capt. Rich. The crew,
II i'll D. remembered, were taken into Nassau.
Counterftit IS on The Bulls Head Bank were
circulated last night, aad several arrests were
made. Counterfeit photograph IS on tue
Leather manufacturers Uauk are also in eircu-
lAtleE.
4 highway robbery vas committed in Pearl
strc5t On Tuesday evening. Mary Sullivan Was
b1uta}ly assaulted aad threatened With death
b. James Caaum ua'css ALe gATe him twenty
five cents he had teen in her possession. He
wns caught in tie Get and committed.
NEw< YoRk, August 16.-Ihe new $250, ,Oco
Central Park loaa was toduy awarded At
SO: 02@l03 q per cent.
Mayor Wood has dispatched his Pirate Se--
retary 10 Quebec to c3nfer with Lord Irons
md the Dnke Of New Castle wlth reference to
public reception Ct the Prince Of Wales in
this cur
, 1860-08-17
SfecE tnridCe and Lane C0nyeI

HrecE InrtdCe and Lane Conve ntie n,
DAvkSroRr, Iowa, Aug. l6-The Breckin-
ridge ard Lane State Convention met yesterday
M rning. Gen. +. s. Espey was chosen Prcs,-
dent.
The following Electoral ticket was nominal
Electors at Large-G. c. Il. Mitchell, Of Da-
renpo.t; and Gen. Espey. of Lee county.
District Eec.ors-J D. Test, Of Council
Bluffs, aud Hon J F. Dunccmb. Of Fl. Dodge.
Assistant E'ectrrs-c. FrnL kiln, b. b. Ssultb,
J. c: Knapp, ". K Eogish, y. {. Treadw.y,
Saml. Bell, v. e. Morse, GEO. Il. Parker, l..
\: G. S.les. Elijah Williams, T. Ii. aorse, and
". C. Wilson.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing Ereck-
i1r.dge and Lane-.denouncing Rspublicanism
and popular sovereignty, avowinx the doctrine
tnat the Supreme Court Is the onfv tribunal re-
cosuIzed by the Constitution as The final arbi
ter and exponent OF thu: instrument Abou. Is
persons took part in tbs proceedings. Tie
Convt ntion was harmonious throughout.
, 1860-08-17


Nkw ORLEANS, August 1i.-The Bsll and Er-
thusiastic.
Tee steamer Star Of the West With uarana
oates to 1s:h inst Las arrived The Stag
Hound hnd arrived at Havana with $40 Coolies,
Sugar firm At ct reals The Imports for the
week amounted TO lo..so boxes. The stock At
Havana and Maia z4s WAS eG5 900 bcxes,
he steamer Vim. c. Young, bound from
Pensacola II Ship Island, was struck by the re.
cent gale and beca1ns total wreck. 5eYen of
the crsw persisted.
The government steamer Pocahontas, with
dates from Vera Cruz to tie 9Th inst has ar
rived, bringing important dispatches for Wash
lngtou. Msramon wa] retreating followed BY
tue Liberals. The Miraron Government re.
fuses to acesds to the demands Of the Spanish
Minister regarding Spanieh claims. Tbs Sp1n.
ish commander At Vera Cruz had demanded the
release Of the bark Aaris Couceptine, but tho
Juarez Govcr1 N snt had refasedto to give it up.
, 1860-08-17
Tho Crop. In England.

From " Nrdne1daya Ne" 1cfA Ai1oa"e''
In England 'he prospects Of tue er9ps ase nase
ending Ju!y SJ:h. Il " almost morally eSrt1ln
that lie Laryes; will be delaycd three weeks,
possibly tour. and it u woufl then ls thrown into
tlc last Wet ( Of August or the first Of septem-
ber. This Of course exposes it to the uittasor-
ablc condition Of less heat mud shorter days. as
Albiou's isle ia famous. Tint the crcp is in fl
nrccarious state no one can doubt, but II By
some fotluoate chknce the farmers sboul1 te
favored with fine dry weather in the period in
dicated. they may jet secure an a'most average
crop, Last year at this time, the papers report
localities; but now, we learn fFon, the 4ark
Lane Erprfss, that in ali quarters the crops are
las green us grass e1en in The best districts
in pon. Of TACT tLey are more backward than
they hnve been for ten years.
The stock of wheat iu the bands Of British
farmers is considerably less than last season;
and tie result is that in the face Of large 1nl.
portatiouE from foreign countries, high rricea
hare been maintaiEed, aud, no doubt, will rule
until the eud Of the season. In regard to tia
potato crop. NC iird very conflicting accounts,
but it seems to be pretty well se,fled that roth.
to maturity. and produce good keeping root
for winter use.
The latest market article in III. .H,rk Lane
EIpr<ss opecs thus:
trb. r,..+ ,r~.t .-.,, ..,,u
81 ke uuush 41,1 ne; e,,fa r
,ss!. ceal u hly, areI lo-nE cooI aud qu1 :
~ ;se @ saekea M ~ 1ls ayy tta lie mn nc n ~
ovr,bore VA thc ito, i: IN ts nre:1se
q 1!n s,n pe cren with pr lts"s wsa rr h,c-f,:r
tbre are 1oros r 10 oS ' te t * etk
;ne 1s. r, ard .n Which st ~ tutn .ae
ao"estl mfe y derendtncc q o'esn tunI his tut:e
inec.e omp pleaa Cd N IT, ma1se :sf II
ms iupruyem. n. Is til t.mr..
, 1860-08-17

aounittss By lbs comnon consent ot tas pso.
pls having III the authority"
We learn By word Of mouth that Col. skan-
non, Of that county, observing some'hir.: ::
wrong in the department OF his negroes satur-
day night, had them taken up and separately
e1amin Cd. They oil concur in saying that tug.
had formed 4 plot to burn his premises arI
murder him md his family, aud then escape"
"A San Antonio letter says tha. "wa.er
brought from tho Mississippi river is selling in
ind'sn ola and La7aeca for txensy five cents per
gallon" It is cheaper il other places III Texas
however.
Warm THRxx DOLLARS PER DARRzL:-A
friend writing from Galveston, Texas. says:
This is great country. No ruin in Galveston
a'ncs April. Water is selling a: three dollars
per baEeef-broueht down tbs Trinity"
1t is said Tint the drought in Texas il 20
general and so extreme tha. tho large euigra.
tion dow'ng into the State has beea checkc -,
and many families from Alabama and oth,r
Southern States are returning to their forrn-r
homes.
, 1860-08-17

It will bs seen from notices in another col.
umn, thss the friends OF breckenridge and Lane
in Illinois ara beginning to buckle On their sr.
NOR for the coming contest.
Tbe friends Of Rrseiinridge aud Lane, in The
9Th Congressional district, will hold d mas
Thursday Of rexs week, the Esd inst which
will be addressed By DR.. Hope, cur candidate
for Governor. Hon. John DougbersT, Gov. Rey-
nolds, Judge Bresse, Thompson Campbell, Il d.
r 5. Each, Harry s. smith, and Hancock
Jackson.
Our friends in P,ks county will hold their
nss,ing on Saturday the e5th lnst; aud will b.
addIessed By Hon. Thompson Cam pbeI, Sena-
tor Carlin, and others.
The National Democrats Of Saugamon will
assemble in County Convention on tbs Same
day (o5ih) and submit q county ticket for the
support ct the people Of Sangamon.-Hp+ing.
ftd (Nl.) Denoevdt.
, 1860-08-17

While making An excursion at Loda Nr, Lowe
says:
l asked Ey. driver, sho va. IN intelligent
farmer, who h-d euigrated from the State Of
New York, it be did not fad thu clim.:e IN.
healthy. He answered me with look Of cen
tempt: He certainly did not seem unhealthy
himself. He said his wife had had the iertir
and ague in New York, but not since they had
lived 1t Loda. put the same question to my
friend, Professor J. Il. Rauch, Of the Chicago
College Of Pharmacy, in whose abilities aad
experience aud integrity have the very great.
est confidence, and his answer WAS, when tie
prairie soil is first turned over the Civilizations
from j: after sun set are unhealthy, and apt to
Ri7e fe!er and ague; bu. he added thes may be
avoided, aud that when the country il settled
it is one Of the heaithe 1t in the world IS is &C.
tuzl1J proved by he tables Of mortality. The
TACT seems to be that those who ara comfortable
and we'll to do get on we'll enough, but the paor,
those who suffer hardahips, who have not com
Portable houses to live in, who eat "hog and
hominJ' all the time. without fruits or vegeta-
bles, a1e APT to suf1sr. and tbs prairie cannot
be said to be peculiar in this particular.
, 1860-08-17
Serious RellStnu7 I3tAturbaucea in Con.
AtantluUple.

New YoRk, AUG. IL THO JKorld ha% a cor
Iespoudence Tram Besr,u: tn July !7ih, srd
Constant,nop!c to The 24h. In The l41,er cisy,
serious attack had occurred between Protest.
&nt Armeniaus, end mai, touching ,h4 right
OF the former TO the nss Of hurying Ercuois-
The disturbance lasted i've days, in spite OF the
efforts Of III: Minister Of War. together with
Armenia1 Patriarcts, assisted 6y teseral
thousand troops. This occurred ia the Bal.at
quarter Of the city. since this disturbance
was quelled, the Frotestan,s have boen d1ir
from two other Quarters OF the city b. mobe.
and to prevent further outbreaks, Cor
ernmtns had suspended Protestant Worship.
The Turkish Government, however, denies that
Professionalism was really at the bottom of the
outbreak, but that it was got u1dtr Russian
influence for The purpose Of causing q collision
between the soldiers and The Christian popuIa-
ton. A meeting had been held OF ali Protest.
ant Ambassadors, who sent an earnest aad de-
c:slye protest to the Porte. On the day follow
ing this protest, the American residents Of Con.
Ftantinop!c, received formal notice from their
Minister to move with the greatest CAUTION, as
further disturbance was imminent.
, 1860-08-17

It is computed that there wilt be about 9 400
010 bushels Of wheat raised ia old Rock This
year.-AUdny 7in<s.
This estimate i. based upon The ca!culstion
that one-fourth OF the area Of the county has
been sown 10 wheat, and that the average yield
Is - bushel to tug ecEe. a variety Of opinions
Will exist as 10 fhe cor1ectnf SIS Of the amount
Of land sewn; bnt few personf, however, will
estimate the yield too high. We have heard
many instances where 80 bushels b re been
turned to the acre, and ssrera! where laretr
amount Las been received. In The rajori,y Of
Sases where we have asked an opinion Of mea
vel acauaiuted with the county, we hare found
b the estimate Ct yield Of e,4oo,oUo rs The
wheat product Of the county. We should Ike
the v1ews cf farmers in different parts Of the
county o. this point.-Jan4riklk G1szllf.