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, 1860-09-27
Old Bennett Glven IT Uu.

The New York Rsrald, the leading anti Re-
publican paper, scouts the itea that Douglas
has tho faiatsst chance Of hei5g elected. i.
rays:
tnaJ be aiTesJ well for 1he noisy politi-
eiana to Keep up tteir tru1uls abou. Douglas !;
bnt candid survey Of the fsFd 1nust satisty snJ
person TINT Ae dots to:s>za tho remos<ss eaaaes
y 6ting ez<c<ed BY tia Pto1le; md it i. cnly by
uuiop Of the conservative forces in tho Middle
States that the election Of L'nc3ln eau bo pro-
rented. aud the aelt ction Of our next Presidtnt
thrown into Congress-. The contest in the
Soush Stat's is exclusively between Breck.
tnrsdge aud Bell. with q prospect Of the vote
being divicad between them. Ee'ther havir &
enough 10 elect him, even With the addition Of
two Or three Northern States. Tiers waA at
one time totue hopa that = portion Of tho New
England States, or 1t leaat that Connecticut aod
Rhode Islaad, would throw I'll the fansttcai
koirat that las 30 long had poaaess'oo Of Ne9
E1sis7d; but the same factious spirit that has
ruined alL the political patti seems . have iutl
sway among the opposition to L'ncolo, leaving
no hope in that direction. The present atftsade
ot those States indicates TIA. Lincoln will have
the entire vote Of Nav England. The atru7g'e
il the Scrthwe.tern States Is between Douglas
sud Linccln; the former mar succeed in car
1Jlng one or two States, but his chances ara ex.
ctedingly slim, and It i almost Ike hoping
against hope.
Bennett urges fusion oftae kaow Nothings,
Squat.er1 and Disuoion1.ts in tic El.tern
States, ~ the Only chance Of beating Lincoln.
And eren then he thinks 1t would be a tough,
Job. But tha moEe tho fusiou the woIse
the confusion becomes. The Union oi
ths Dauslasise. and Know Sothin9s in New
York has cos. the coat-2etoEs n1ore th1a they
have gained By the operation. Thousands q
Americans aad Democrats have p.rrerselY Re.
fused 10 be fused, and haro tsken refuge N the
rants Of the Republican party. II i ba:g4 liz
and sale could bs negotiated with the Breckn.
1idgezs, other thousands would stampede owe,
to the Repnatears.,
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'1mean to break up ths Union. Il you do,
1--WE will not permit you. Say then. do you
q" want US with Mr. Douglas and the chances
"of victory; OF are you willing 10
"re.snact the evena Ct 1860 aud permit
"your enemies md our, 70 WELD the pow
"er of tho government against you and us7
"Take your choice. We are The ms]oFl1y OF
",he Democratic party in tic na1ion; We are
all of the Democratic party in the North.
1--WE caa out vote you in Convention 1nd at
1.-THE pills. WIN ycu abate your pretensions
.aud accept OUT uid? Take your time to ap"
"awer:' II Breckenridge succeeds, with pro
scription Of Douglas and those who stood ty
him, will como bountiea fer treachery to tbe
North ard to the peculiar principle upon which
the Douglasites a.sumc toact. As IN Nj: bh'
chnnan's last year or two, tho men who dare
ass.rt the right Of the Nor.hcrn democracy tc
be heard ard respected, will b. compelled to
stand batk, while those who avow their vii
llipgnoss to yield Ill and betray all, thai
slavery may 50 wbcro it p!cAses. will tear Ct
tho honcrs and rewards, and riot, license and
pro1isacy will 50 unrebuked. Ar. Douglas
will clo.c Lis ttrm IN the Senate and his po.lt
icai career On one and the same day. In this
then tue friend, If Douglas and Lincoln ougt'
10 be agreed, that Brsckinridge is to be banter
at ail hezsrds, and that LINCOLN Is the oEl'
candidate COW in tbs field BY whom that reces
sary and patriotic job can be doue. Ir. Doug
las cannot afr5rd to carry Pennsylvania AT
Illinci.. His half victory would be lis ceFsa's
death. Why viii not his friends cease thell
boastng ard like sensible aud patriotic mel
lcok their situation in The iace, and then 'hsll
us in putting tie Disu1io2ista DOWN.
, 1860-09-27

Paul Morphy is now in New Tosk. sone
games lxtely contested u the New 1ork Cheas
Club y ilh his old antagonist. James Thompson,
ct The odds Of a knight, clearly show tbat- bis
remarkable .ktll in the game has eud=roa 60
dimuaition sicee lastJear.
Tho late Ar. Adam F. Weston, Of Don5sy,
h.s LETT bsq1ess ef over 500 900 to the town
Of Sorth A.lerton, in Yorkshire, England, Ct
which he was q naive. The whole sum ts to
scum for the northsru counties Of Eagland.
Dir. Wslts, ths great psa1nis., is to have a
s.s:ue erected in his lcucr at Southampton, bis
ur:iypts*n- i. viii be put up ne1s July, On The
auairt1eary CT his birth.
- Ai1s Catherine E. Beechtr, sister Of Henry
Ward Dsechcr, is said 10 hare become En- Epis-
copalian.
- Nicholas Longrorth, Of Cincinnati. SAYS it
will be our o~n fault if We Go not soon surpaes
tbs best wine grapes Of Europe BY select;rg The
best rative grapes and planting their seed. Mr.
Lon9.orth is sustority in such mst:ers.
in the Dorager Conntets Of Craven, who
died a few days since (ssys late English pa.
per), xe hare lost Tho last, with the single ex.
captfou OF Lady E.:ex, Of the corone.ed 3adies
who were formerly connected with the public
stego. The Countess was we'll known upon tbe
Linden boards some half q century ago, - one
,of the most popular f4sorites of The day: Under
her maiden name, a. 3a.*, :oa,ss B.uotsn.
Mrs. Yctes, tho well knoWn tstress who died 70
Gently, wss pieesnf 1AdJ Crsreu. ,.
, 1860-09-27

We tneerstzEd that letters Of the highest
autho.itE were received in this city by tha Ca.
hhsbl, fran Havlna, whica leave no recm to
doubt tcat soms:hing ser,ous is pending between
Spin a1d Ae1ico. They assser: positively
iudee3, that al expedition OF not less than
2J.0ou men is actually bei:g fttt i out in the
c1sy 10. Vera Cruz. ANT OF this 60 secret Ii
made. Even the trocp comprising the expedi.
tion, th:ir regiments xnd coupaai -. AZ meE.
'ioned. They ere for the mcst part the sce!lma,
ted troop Of the 1slaud. Their plsces will ba
filled bJ re:ruits q: hcme aad reintvrceEeu:a
from 'hs Peninsula, the TanGuaEdof Of which were
daily expected.
Tie os;en>b!e grounds Of quarrel betwce7
Spain a.d N.xico have already been slated
I 1hs rtal object Of the rEesert expedition, how
ever. if ever it should proceed to tho :lcx:car
coasf, is armed iaterveutiap, locking - a per
naa'sut p! !otectioa over tie couatrY, ii nos rs
ultinas: a:qai-iticn. uo~sver Qlixotic thi.
may feem 10 US. it is no doubt a:taa:'s il o.
temptation. a Thousand 1ecen: e,ea.s fore
shad.w it, a7d esrecialy the reeen: recogciticr
Of the M,ramon Govtrn11eni in Ne1ico--k Cor
eminent With which no nher aa:lon holds di
plon1stio sel4ticns- In thai c-resGcny tho POI.
eriul .aierposi,i n Of tie Spa.isa Gorernmcn,
waanreaiy invoked "to giya Psase" IL the coun
TIT, and the Minister pro rised it, in Diplomatic
ttrslt is t1ue, but stall in term. uos ~ be nj.
und=rstood.
, 1860-09-27

HAVANA AAIttACIs 9tP1. - T. leh1.
rCcrrespon1encs OF tie l1les and I14bune.l
The Republicans Of this County ara h.rd at
work and enthusiastic ia the cnuse Ct freedom;
they arc determined to redeem Old Mason from
the rule, OF rather ,nnsu!e Of Democratic: lfIi-
cia.s. Ysum:y rest sssu1ed that there will b
cast in lha coming election larger Republican
vote than WAS ever cast in this county before.
Trumbuu, Schu,z, Kellogg and Walker have
done much good in this county, aud this. tee,
il spite Of the tremendous tG,rts Of the Doug
las cliqus 10 crush out mad tubdue Republican,
i'm. In truth, The Democrats are badly scared |;
lie courts has been canEassed By their test
speakers. aud they have SC ua15 established
alo,her Douglas paper at Bath, @hiea Ia con.
Junction with tho one issued Ut Havana VII
contribute tn the success ot th.it opponents bJ
tncir rufhan1y .bu.e Of ho5ess tnea.
There Hre many conversions to ths Refubu.
can ,dsa. and the mtjariiy Of 600 whien tEe
U.uocrs,s had 81 the iaat election will be CON.
p!e,ely dlae'pRted, and hsse no doubt Old
ABS" will receive ha.dsouae nslor1iy. Lock
Oh: for old Mason, Tor ~e 1nfend TO aatonith
ycu, aud roll up such vote Is wilt pl4ee our
"Sauxt:e- Spre.eigut1ites" CUT OF 1u.use con-
tests,
4 Republican Club WAS organ:z'd in this u
cixitY e4.Iy in the campaign. snd has IN i'll
rauks the n,ost substantial snd intelligent uatu
iu tho reiehborhood. The officers Of the club
ara a. D. Hopping, Pretiden.; J.H. Lxwton
]. NsCoxan, 4. Hseser, Vice Presidents; 8. +.
TIE news Of tie elections il VeImunt and
Maine WAS received By tbs Republicans of this
ue:ehborhcod with great satisfaction, but the
Democrats were evidently bitterly dlsappoint
ed. Yours In The cause, r.
, 1860-09-27
4 Boy ofEIeven Years Tried for Mur-
der.

The Daily Sa-atc2:n says: This trial Of usn-
r Price, on tbs charge OF murder, for shootl,g
J.mes Coz, in W.l.o3, ca the elst Of Aueus:
last, has re:ul:ed in bis coEr,ct,oa Of mar:
slaughter in the fourth degree. This case has
excited soue interest because the principal par
ties we're mere children, James Cox. vhuee life
Vas sacrificed, htiog only eight years old. AID
Price. By whose haad. be fell, II years old. It
seemed incredible that there could have beea
N Intention to take life; aud NC think the tes-
timooy bears Gu. the Inference that ths Price
boy WAS more needless aad Le1dstsoag than
wiifaty criminal.
The case Ct this lad, however, is not without
instruction to uuruly hoys, aud careless pa
rents. Hers 's q boy only II years old, who
persisted, sg1i4st the commands OF cne xhom
he should have obeJea, in taking Gu: 1oaded
gun: Il was discharged in hi4 haad.. ei,h:r
carelessly Or purposely, killing little play
mate, .od depFiviDg mother Ct ler dsrl,1g e
aon. He il then sent to jail, aud afterwards
tried ter the terrible crime Ct murder: a1d
fualfJ, july csnvcts Kim Of mans !au ss.er,
and the iudgs sends him far a.ay trem hen,e,.
to tie Rous5 Of R:fuge-ap place built for lad
bo5s s-where h: must stay, perhaps, for year*,
: Les boSs who di.ooey thsis parents, and pa-
rents ~ho fail to cootr7l aud properly instruct
thsis eh'ldrer, hesr in mird tic sad lesson fo--
nkhed By the ces: Ct th:s Ii. fe boy.
, 1860-09-27
TERRITORIAL EXPANSION.
Ext1aet hou tn sp.s:h delivered bY Qor. Eewa1d. 1t
ST. P.ut, sspt. t..

Thar, nax.- r,+;, NM. o,crn;.d that n1sca
vherca I conid or-sn ~. vho1e orand paonra-
ma Of tho cnntinsrt. fnr tha hannSneas Of wbose
present peonfe and ~ rtnsa fptnre millions 81
man Ia lahor hsrn oftsr has,.1 !. 1aid. and
indeed / haye thonche tn one c,uld pet a ve17
adtonatn i,lea ~ ~ ,rs.t,e.s ~ thfs renublic
Of onrs. if he c,uld .tand esr have atood. on
tbs deek Of an Amer;rso hi, ri Tar AZ shc
crossed .he Mraitrrsnean. nossed throu2b the
Ioaiaa Islands. ascended ths Adrialic. beatiug
At the maat had he stripes apd stsra that com
mand rrsnecf ana insniIr fear enuailv among
tta seu; hsrbarisns ~ Iii. and the most Dolite
and poxerfu; nstions If E.rone. have of;en
thou,tt tbat conid l;tt m,teif m "a the c7n-
cention of In o1eatns., ~ 1h;. R.nnbIio Of
ours bT taxing q ttand an the terruce Of the
Caui,o{ At Wash;noto1 I'D contcunjetin1 tha
Anrrir.o n.n,is sn5 .Ssn fo,1ow9no mt in. nv
ima1;nxtion tbe d,.natcrrs % Nv whieh hit vii.
atts9 h.sno rno3iGsd hn ne Fr.rntrTe md I,.r.
i,iat;yr denvvtn.nt, x.nt toTth IN ,aya- and
editt4 .nd n,d;n.nrss for ia covernment acd
dirert9o of a cr.,t n.nn1r. Int after iii no
tueh nIaca An e1.hnr df xnssn /. equal to that /
now cceupT. / seem to m7telf to stand here
on this emi,enca 10 the t-aTtler who climbs The
dome at N. Pete.'s. ia Rome. There through
the open,ue Of tha. dome. he seems to himself
to ia IN .lnrat direct and immediate coulmuni-
cation viii the A1oivh.v Power that directs
aad ccu;ro;s tho ar:icns and The wills of msp,
and bo looks doFo with pity On tho priests and
vo,a1ies below who 1uiniy iry, By po1in2 over
beads sud r,tu.!.. to Study out and Influence
tho mind of the Eternal S,ard:ux here snd
looking fa: eli into tbs NH.hvest, l see the
nuspan AZ r. hu.ilv ccrn ,ies himself in eatab-
G.h,nv renno7ts ard towns acd f,rti6cat,ors.
on the yerre of tbis cnrtiaeut. a. tho outposts
OF 81. Petersburx, and / CA saT "Go On aad
build up 5o.r outposts al along the coast, up
10 sns A3fc
OF thu civilization Of tbs United States in the
Northwest" s. look of on Prince Rupe1t'd
Land and Caaads, AID zee ,ters gu ingenious,
en.erpnsing, and ambitious people. occupied
with bridging 1ivxrs aud constructing canals,
railroads and tee2raph.; 10 ersao, ze and pre-
| serve gseat British provinces NGr:h OF 'he
| great IzkEa, the S. Lawrence, ind aIolud the
| thores of Hudson'e Bay, and am 4be to say, it
| is very well; you srs balljicg excellent S:4.=a
| to Ls hereafter admitted INTO the American Uu.
ion. lAppl.u-el. / can look Southwest mud
, 1860-09-27


In 1853, during the absence Ct III. Douglas,
while On visit 10 Eur-p., The following s1atc-
scsrt va. published in the Eec'na"'s J.uraa',
4he orran Of the Catholic Church in this coun.
.EJ:
.Le,.s.s fr-m Rene, 7rcciyed here three
A.yx ave. artou ctd tt q: di.'!oE EuaAta okao-
f,r IF the Un,.<d S:a'es ued: his formal reIun'
~. II ho,,n Chur.h b On tie FcSst ot Elsi:sue:'
fInlv e.} br h's E,;nenee Cardinal tf2nsGtl, !,
Ft%i.e: a. pra1.4aanda. I bare rot bean aote
- s.:er1ain she Eane ot ihe conF7:1' oe' il '11
not lcus remain u2Sno*as
a. Judzc D,ug:aa 'vas the oaly U. +. s:n'
ator tlcu in Europe, :hs Inference was ures's"
r;bl, tsst ls was tho pc.soa alluded to. Va
co7ie3 this paragraph With some Ct tho coI-
ta,npo.ary comments, a few days sine, in con-
,.c,;o, with various other fae1s going to
rhov Judge Douglas intimate re'atons with
tbe C..a,l;c Church. The Slcto Register ua-
der,.kes u, tvads the force o. the exsrae. from
.hs Eteen,a.'s .1os4rnal, r. as estirG thst "tse
distir suishcd American statesman "ao i"
Rama a.,a.bed hirose!f to tie e. ;::l'c cau:, ::
was Hon. Joseph r. chsEd:=r,' Member OF
c,uc,css ram Pennsylvania. There are two
1ea,oss why the Registers sta:eaneat eaacet
ba acc:e:ed.
let Mr.. Chandler Eas member ct th6 Ro'
man Ct,helic Church bs:osc geing to Es'
4opo.
81. A[r, Chandler was not, in 1853, nor al
INV tins before OF ei1ca, member Of the u
q. Senate.
The Stats Re7ister will have to try again.
, 1860-09-27

Lincoln, Chief Justice Shaw, and Ar. ETerstt,
have invited Mr. Rslph Farnhana, Of Acton. Me-,
the sols survivor Of the baltic OF Bunker Hill, to
visit Boston. As. Stevens has generously o.
foyed the frte nse Of apartments At the Revere
House, aud there Il disposition in Ill quarters
to rsks the Veterans visit to Boston oEo ofrare
enjoyment.
Douglas told some ladies who had assem-
bled at the Albion depot to get q look At him,
that he had great regard faE them, and would
be glad to make them speech, but there Taa
lady waiting for him At Niagara Falls. for whom
he felt greater lore Than for any Of them. Just
here .ou,cbody: sang out. "1s that your no-
theri'
- Tbs President declined tbs Invitation to
astead4hs Prince cf<.WaIes ball in New York,
but i. il understood ii Miss Harriet Lane, MF.
Bueharen'n niec., will be prerert and it is Eur
missed that she will be selected for tho honor OF
the frat dancs With Il. 4, Il. =.
The celebrated African traveler, Dr.. Liz
ingstone, i. to have aoother steamer, whi:h has
| bten sent out BY the Epglisb Ad niralt!, to en-
able him to proceed with tbs exploration aEd
nagigstien Of the Z1mbe.i. The scrsw stesn
sloop Pioneer, of85o horse power. has recently
departed from Woolrieh, fully 1adsn nj atores
for tho intrepid explorer and estima51e man
who is enlsreipg our information Of that hlth'
eric unknown portion Of the globe.
| DIR. Bea1dtles, Of tie O=kalocsR {io"a]
Herald MAS fusiausEy assaulted on tha street b3
| the Sheriff OF tho Couuty, Joseph H., Aaeen'
and his brother Thomas. Dr. Deards1ey WEI
knocked down and considerably brui:ed BY tbe
rufiars, but not seriously injured. Great In
dieuation exists against the brutal asssi!ents
each Of whom is superior in ph,aleal strength
to tbs D9ctor.
We are informed that Deaa Richmond has
paid 800 to the fuad far the benefit Of tho Mid
ovs acd orphans left destitute By tbs lats Lady
E!gin disaster.
Very littlo sscms to b. known Of Col. huc
Ter. who was shot with Walker in Houdures
He w:s . native of Alabama, and sesvtd will
credit in tie Mexican War u Al officer Ct th'
L3uizisns Regiment. In ls4s he wet to Cali
foruia, and WAS At one time Deputy Marshal
The city Of Stockton. ue WAS an nctive Whit
du,irg The Presidential cauva.s OF 1852, ant
was nonina'cd by that party for the ofice G
Sheriff Of ssh joaquin county la 1854, bnt wa
defeated. In 1855 be dirposed Of bls property
there and Joined Walker ID Nicaragua lie tst
profound regard a1d esteem fo- Walker, ant
has shared il all his expeditions, zEd fns}l!
participated in lis fate.
, 1860-09-27


a reference to the above .able will rhnw that
the shipments during the Eonths Of June md
July we're nearly equal, While an increase Ct
nearly twenty-five tnorsand dollars WAS expe-
re1ieuced ia August. The treasury boz Of t:e
Express Company is dispatched every Tuesd.y
in charge Of atsorg guard
The Shore so:al a1ncu.. is not, however, an
exact reflection ct the extent Of this season'a
gold crop. The express rates are very high.
and merchants generally combine. s{ser due
accuuo'arou Of dust on 1h.lr hands. ED send
their several amounts In charge CT spsci,t
messenger directly to the Etnt, i good deaa.s
aiao 1vatelr taken to the Ststes By returning
successful l.sners. The asss7 and ni3tieg ot.
fice Of Clark, GEuber l. Co., in this place, has
furthermore Issued private cain 10 tho amount
ofsome fifty odd Thousand dollars. Bus even al
lowing that half million has been shlpped to
the East, tbtt amount will hardly pay otdinary
interest on The millions Invested to di,inter it.
, 1860-09-27

The coarseness and ,u'gari:y Of tho attacks
md, pp,n c4,l sshcsz by thu i'ur1 ais in the
rry;ce Of the Pre- slavery party ara evidorcs
enough ,ha. his killing e1pasitions Of the
policy and craftsmanship Of Doug Jas have hid
their proper e1.cl IL spite Of the vecom by:
which he Is aisfsaile;, Republicans o. this coun~
t.y nil not be slew 10 ccl:s's that sshurz il
one Q. tie fcrcmcs: mea oi tie ralion, wheiao:
sktlu,.,. d ~ an crater er thinker. He is
phil3.cp:er 70: a VIII: 10 Mr.. seWard; !;
ho il ia teaolAsship tbs equal Of Everett OF
suaner. That he lows liberty with his
sou1 his suff.r:-gs Scr hbert;'s sake arc
sbundan: pro::c; srd tat all his to2es arc
..cspt:rcd in the freedom, aid prosperity Of this
c,un,rs Ct his cllcics, al! lis wo1ds ard sets
attest. Let tie p.o.s'ave:y men ccnaau'
their a:saal!s. Thfit r.alig:ity harms Lin
, 1860-09-27

"A New York Ma:1oa" protests through
tie press againssisVisirg LADY, from, " .shlrg.
ington, charming SID elegant though she be,
10 open . ball 2iren b. New York gentlemen n to
Lord Rsnf:c~. She says:
much eearsy. more style, 1nd q1i,e as much
grsce, a. thaza @: any c!.y in The U1ioa, sad
While do mt seek the honor If Jauci-g with
10 distinguished guest, for VII CT homer, :hirty
3easa ego, Hiaht have hsd right 10 compete,
yet IN listica 10 ny Jouag to11s scmen, must
euter thit Protest.
, 1860-09-27

DANGEROUS SoMS4unrL1sM IN SLtEr:xG
cAh-A passenger on ahe Liza Share railroad,
a's~ r'ghta si:.ce, whila in somoamhul:c
trace, Tvs: from his couch in thu .iespsng car,
aud with Lis eyea cacr, started fer ths cucr-
the condu:toz, WHO thought him as1 ks. vtry
kindly Il aking reoca Tor him. The Passenger
dlda's re urn. ard .ke c71dr:.cc ~.;tto istk
ior him end fourd h'm-n SANG. II: sen: back
h1ndc1r acd p.cksd him up, not Il ,cl ri ,rcd,
has tr'khtfu'ly mad Il. h4d walked es ,,,.
p1aafoim squad asleep, uad wa.n h. a-oxe.
i'ufd E'mseil sklpp:rY and smiti1rg lead over
heel1 on the gravel road he'd
, 1860-09-27

:. E 4 letter from Naples 70 the Steele says
Tna ki1g, on hearing the disss erors accounts
Of tbs ineurzectlon, sid in sorrow,u t1ue to
those around him, "My soloi.ra, nj v.rtbel | -.
had promised to deferd mo- "S,.~>" reoliea
General, who IVES standing near, "wcen tho
foldiera src in ycur Trassrce they cry 'Louz
live tho hirg!' hut abe uousat the7 surn Their
backs they cry 'Garibai1i forever!'" That
sorcerer ct man has be1itched them. The
very lszsroni, tbose main supporters Of the
bloody crown Of Sap's', have turned Itallass,
aad Eor nsssil the haua tha: fed Them. hold|y
defending and lighting the royal troops.
, 1860-09-27

P,rr1A11ox or PM official
and unoiIis.al returns Of the census ct Ptiladtl.
phia, We are enabled to give within few hun
dsed Of the present population. The returns
are all cGcisl ex:tp pt four wa1ds, which are e,-
;timsted. The entire foots up 553.197. The
hqu.es in 1850 numbered g.. .27s. ct p1esentthe
reach about 90 900.
, 1860-09-27

~ Oliver Jahnaoo, ealter Of tee New Tork
d"sl: :Sidr7y STANDARD, having been Summoned
as juror the o,her oar, sent a note t, the
Ccust asking to b. excused, On the grou.d that
be WAS adiudged to be- ''craz7"- being the d.
isor Of q paper which asserted tic Constitution
ia be covenant With deuth aad a. agreemeut
with hell. Tbe Court. however, ttoi .ht that
ahera was little too II uch meth ID IN Nr. John
son's madness snd refused 10 lit him Of.
, 1860-09-27

SAD DEA7H--C. c. Houston, aged -, died
yesterday, At the boarding house Of Mrs Save erz,
on the co,ner OF Liberty a1d Adams street,, oi
iaa.mma:,on OF the bo*els. The deceas ID wcs
na&ite Of PailadeIpha and went from thence
10 Te1h. Tor the purpose Of teaching school.
slavery wss not divine Institution, and for Ibis
crime he had to flea u very crimia.1, not be.
ing allowed to oollset the emsunt due him On
sAla1y II tescher, aud harslJ sscsp.a With his
life. He arrived ia our city. faw weeks .go,
Il : rsaniles1, condition, ard on Monday l.st
took si1naticn in The stors Of Hr. r. s..
Gregg. aud On The next dsy WAS ttkeo sick aud
die4 Il aboye stated .-Ferix 1FanaaiPk
, 1860-09-27

DCRSkD TO DkA1u IN THE CALAroosE-Oo
Monday eTrnia2 man known o., our e.rt ess
as .ofszT Jer1, was arrested By enc Of our
policemen aud taken ii tie cal Aaaote Tor e nk,u4
q noise and disturbance en- tie streets. /
chart time aiter il appears he sook foge ss.1w
cut Ct bed IN she room, SIT i. cu fire With q
match a1d boldlDg it to the window cried FIRE,
With view Of making his esc1pe in the sla,m.
Ths IRE WAS communicated to tho bsd AID be-
fore ha could be rescued h. was 40 baily burned
that he died next day.-Jo!tt: hm9crss,