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NIAGARA.
Is1aRsArI,xM Holst

-
hiAcARA FAits, July 3, 1850.
Ns'ur1' A1rdgiors-Tiat of ne Prinoc Q, ne.cs-Bier
dr'S Erhleions, g., &c
The charms Of Niagara never wanc. other places Q.
summer resort may have their variat.ons-nsy be
fashionable today aud sar to moro s-but Niagara is
En the same" bcastifa sublime and there Is no
being % unimPressble devoid OF Imagination As not
t. stand vestruck IN presence Of usi majestic -ass OF
waters, singing ts eternal diarasca TO omn potenee
~ foreign tourIs, can return without having
seen Nasa-s. 20 American would think q visit.
rg foreign countries without having first visited
lc F,ts Therefore Niagara q never wthou,
..trs, eva 10 thc sumner s.ason ne hotel caracl.v
t,sttt TO c1atc the Immense numbers Of people
brogsti D! 1ug traEs Ths house the anas, hotel per
t-1s n ue lana, BE- uov lu.i to ovlrfcsog aud the
C'gn h9gte, TIE Cataract House aud the other minor
t.tcs t-e a.s. oo.tg a Cine business
reed ha tIy 30, ret nrrc 10 quite aoii,- Il expec
ir,rn here .3r ibc ,.st % the Prince 81 waics lis
oni'rg vi oa.lc many ,sefs nov here C remain. ar4
ana irIm Canada The srsrflf rrs46~c N tho i,. e.
Aminerm'u, besifc ttf ciuon Hluse 90 TIE Cmait
ef ntiR hitu % 600 VT IN Crscr TOR the rec 1s
OF tho yonng Primo AID De suite Th.ra VIII b. ~
ana eNcitirg time at the Fal when thc h.ir .o Eaca
Cruvn
monsieur Bcndio s, coni.aues 10 chal,-s ,s ,e,,,,
TO %'cnHh spcciators and % ni his purse by taose
ext aotdtary fsts q he on tie tgh ro5e sty,titri
actress The yawang rcsisth - torrent me dly theci
viii come. az Z thea pcOp.l wa say "whst dam he
Wa But tcre O. method ia MS raiar- a. rtr
almost az great risks ia be c'-cls performances l,-
small weeSy stipend Nos tor a se,soa's
exhibition az Naga-c, be- Or snt retee a moderate
competency, and enjoy Tue or rn- "JaU''' etrucd by
aan sS a. aasssia , sas r TO- y sS s's
thc Prince Wales no suit The receipts ,alo his
teas ry o. thss occs01 cannot f,i % be rireassy 20
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SHARON SPRINGS.
PAVILION HJrbL, I
SHARON SPRINGS, August l, 1860.


SHARON SPRINGS, August l, 1850.
Men, Women. Politics and Dress.
rhs place is crowded. Amongst the distinguished men
are eA-ircsdent Naa BuTen, Judge wn.. Keat, Judge
Edwards Pierepont Joha Vaa Buren,, the Aus
tran Consul General, Z. r. Loosey, Captain Morris,
OF the British Navy; Judge BosSorth, o. The Nag
York suprCme Court; Hon. John z. Kenuedy
aud mary others OF note. Political discussions are
spritiess. No One interested in the subject.
The exresdeut has figured IT out that Douglas
~ this State bit considerable agree with him
scarce arolher car be found in all this congregation
think poss BILE The feeling general among
al well informed here that, unless New Jersey
PenIsy spia be carried for Breckinridge, Lincoln
must be elected All regard this as misfortune, which
none see no " 20 avert.
The 90 not dress well al sharon this season.
They have ample trunks aud plenty OF ugly dresses Tue
stye u dress lacks grace uness OF fodcut III a regular
cone from the bottom 10 the waist, with all gathers
skcp from the full they 10 hips, but
shaped ike tin lamp fler with very broad base Such
costume stiff quite destitute of grace and death all
fascination In my uext shall ii re the manners,
tunes ana habits OF the bellies AMI beaux and a,roas
lis pilrc
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jan % S1roo9a Il ntsual BrsiidHcy Of ce Eaprges--
{ Scllsi Placed On ~ Lakc-The P1rsors ~ Fbvee-
las b. Clergyman q his Gcd Wdlcl, &c ,.G
TAis watering place Is TIL 20 ovcrHOwios Hundreds
colou zcd both the United and the
Juon Today a, The latter hotel more than seven hun
drcd and nny pcIsous sat down a sunptaous dinner
and q morrow a Thousand will In lie uev hail the
tncs; Ia this country Tor such purpcse.
There never was such display before Of horse aesh
ana carriages The surn outs most h.n least are
splendid, ana the dis ,ay this sicrno0l never sur
passst IN any former year
one OF the principal events here Is the arrival OF Mrs.
jane Gordon BcuLcu and I1gty, occupy Jag sui Of
ave rooms
small steamer has been placed on the lake aud the
White sulphur sprng, at the 10 scr end In full olas,
Many Of the well known hclits have arrived, suggest
ing, by their prcencc tEe sbscace OF many o. their
companions now gone to "thc land OF the loal"
The name vi this hOc, 10 bcli we'd, will be changed
from hon Bal 10 tue Uuioa, stately aad appr0
PIRATE since the im addition made % H. Taere IL
but little said about politics aud very little oatu
about any Of the Presidential candidates The dispersion
at The building Of Babe aad tue confusion Of tongues
have their parallel just in political history
ans may yet turn out Tor the best.
There Is quite sYTAkiDg q tue clergy IL the village
among them Dr.. lie wits, Of New York, Who sigasizef
his usual abscnt mindcdness bT losog his gold watch
very shortly after he arrived The Cooley ate" mgst
give him another that won't 20.
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LAKE i.AHOPAC.
OCR LAKE hAHOPAC COHESION DENCE.


..-f... ~ IAEE NMfopAc, August 3, 1880.
Se'iag ard Attractions Of Lalc Mchpac-A auserserts.
Lectures and Readinss--Feil,ss Of Reaehag the Loke,
dc dc H E. o.
With the thermometer ranging from sixty to seveaty
degrees, the exquisite temperature Of this charming
place may be imagined At previous period Ma
hcpsc 30 rcpu!ous Nature, grand aud beautiful.
now rendered more attractive By al the and
conveniences OF art which the OF tie hotel pre-
prie'ors has enabled them 10 supply Al the Gregory
House there are many improvements upon the last
son. billiard room ana bowling alleys accomplished
German mus clans, excellent boats aud
carriages of all kinds supply unfang OF cuioy
neut To youns eope daaoc much the evening aud
L's ies this pleasure we have readings from Dickens
sbaEFpere, &C, ny Nr. siGoons Mr. horford has
aso read bis lecture the s'Duty OF Grumbiiny
bitiI piece OF satire which is much relished We pet
the New loik papers here by seven NJ for Mr. Gre
cory has mounted postmau who rdes soon As thu
hTs up train arrives at iesssSl OF the routes to
this place the latter By far the agreeable to those
who like drive through pretty couatry a short
trip by the railroad. Via the Ha,e'n DAD you but
Eve ules Of staging The easFge Is the BY easr
tQu.e.
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o1e Tor some petty Dpoo oas TIC be.er Class .. travel
ers are dsp0soc 10 tolerate SOM SCI hasss ana .ys
h.ay on tne'r way to such summit pleasure Tnres
so.sa" Ies' below your vision flows The magnificent
ana the clouds float by cert an STATES OF the
Sss ine1e nun1rees Of feet bcoesth you The air ia
pao.s sau Tue eye takes in asaGd aspect of hghv
osItivateo country with singh glance
10 day Is rainy and misty aaa ioos nx down fror In.
ROCKS I'D ronl OF the gallery vapor seems 10 oat
your et Tie religious part Of tbs guests are attend
ing ivne service IN the parlors the hymn 10 COD
mnges with the sound oil cLi,dreui, yoc.s !, 49,,
parts OF the house. - ~'~~'
New York Iapers obtaaable a. the Office s,d "a
mark that three out o. four who buy them c,l f,r th
HsgAIo. As the people here are from all par,g of tSs
count the fact is significant have not heard yo-S
Of politics Since have been here, the absence OF po,,,
Clans ia enough 10 make ees so; sem
paradise
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creased. visters however, should not b. dupsd into
a. ing half dollar Tor seats within the enclosure when
the regular admission fee only quarter aud all are
entitled TO equal privileges regards seats and position
ihs Is aher much OF nbus, hoas,eur Blondin, and
a should be put stop ".
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRrNGs,
GskENssIkR COUNTY, Va, July 80, 1860
The ITratios 10 Jad9s D -LxpsanatiO Of the F-
Contacted uth 1.-THE other Presidential Candid1As
o'so hrited, dc &c
observe in tie HERALD Of the 27th inst short edito
rial stating at the President and Board OF Directors had
rendered formal Invitation to Judge Douglas TO visit this
celebrated saterng place, and ailudng to ii as evil
denoe OF his popularity 10 this section Of the couDtry
Like many other paragraphs that dnd their way into
the columns OF daily paper, is partly correct and
partly incorrect, and with view either % promote
ipure Judge S popularity desire TO give the precise
fac s, which these:--The President his
fponsibiy thinking II probable that some il not ALL che
dates might find IL agreeable visit the Virginia
spTngs ana that II would be object OF interest the
guests generally OF whom there already very large
number here determined act of courtesy extend
IL, invita- ion, and wishing avoid any invd
distinction not actually necessary, invited Of them
viz Messr Bell, Breckenridge, Douglas, Lane Everett
and johnson, and may udd that VIII afford him plea
entertain any all Of these gentle
out reference to their political prospects.
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SARATOGA, August 1, 1880.

4 Day a. Ne Ivin0s-Prograu,me II Fashionable Pas
tines-Wa.T Dlln.ing Fhr'.ag, Rais Dllol1 and
E.itn9-Sdrg'lga LAKE, &C.
let those who come here foe day, two days or a
week leave or before starting any tendency they may
have 10 grumbhag and put a resolution 10 eadurc al
things phlosophisay, and 70 look Invariably on the
bright eide o. The picture II they 90 not their sooura
viii be anything but pCasin,ress, and their paths any
th.ng but peace. u trying 90 the philosophy Of even
fashionable stole when be reduces bis wants aud c1pcea
toas 70 the posscss q cory LITTLE bcirocm aad yhcu
be knows be has to pay literally r H. 70 Gnd tha; no
sleeping accommodations De bad a The hotel aud TIA,
he must De- coonzcd. a. tsc phrase s in some nasty.
ckctty CID house In TIE village, whore little taste aai
less ocaai-tss pre- va At,droom ten Get by six win
walls roughly pbstcrci where %, spider has uals,crb,
IoFseson @ al tic angles and whore the Inventory o.
uTllic comp scs oaly worn out mating mean Ltu,
bed wash hand stand Will quart jug Of water and
iasa % 40 greater capacity than soup rajc aud two
chairs o. ne segrega value o. hny ;cns-the entire
uruure costing less than aollarsdoes not opsn up
very enchanting visions II the snuo- IN whch ona N ~
'tse bis easc w his inn. Bot there In grum1iag
yol WI G. me % Sasaogt yOa must pat u9 vita Jlst
fuch ac nm uoistors you car get The ss asin you
ere told, is short one aad woui not nay ths pr,.,
tors OF those monster teh cvpsni tuy mt r "a l.r
thsn toy have already cxpcusef n e-i,~-, t.s.r.r
vansarea Besides, you vii be c1nso G ynu-FeIf
with tue reelection that your stay Will Be a short one
ara 's- n "a ~ % We re Eou ~ be pl-slns yyaf
York, or somewhere csc whrre vpi ctn itsr q, si,,
those comforts q MED you OF Saratoga Cjms ita ..a
room, cxaciing wscrs tui stingUy proy isl tt,s a
appear iusigu ifcant. Com. win fet.-r- Tin t- IS.
cspious, and on al hanes yor % Goa cause Jr grln
bling.
ssrstora is certainly r',c, thl, eoc4ara-,s ts, t
habit Of carly rising, ani q io1ra there hsi BY ih,f
beneficial eject than That stH hu o4t, - coant "a
someih1g The first tliy o. thc day s b. I-.kc.n
g-cs va, r, 70 the extent q one two slV or s5,1
Cass'' 'sco-oins to 'hc taste aai capacity o. TIE u
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PRJGNANNE
l. March D Polka.
2 IaAccrs g lancters.
5. Polka Rodowa l. Danish Dauce.
ntermissioa-I.ercs6m .uts.
Q. IaLcers. II QiairiGe.
10 Eedowa Waltz. 10 schot'sche
IL Quadrille Sociable. 10 lanccrs
Il Gsope. IL. PJls isefowa.
l3 Iancicrs. Is virginia Reel
n instant the band struck ~ march aat the On
tire regiment OF silk anil lava, pearls, dllpni br0Ii
q gay array. The sunny sv.,h the staga North aud
West the Queen Of the Antilles the Brush Isles aad the
prosperous realms Nakeedon WED with each other Tor
the pain Of beauty bruiancy aud grace FOs ''thc
insoeucc Of Oice-the pangs OF pissed love nay
the rrepr, conflict was sJten, and All went
merry as a marriage bell.
Among the nOtables present were cx Governor fOot1
and lady of Mississippi Judge Rosevolt aad l1iy, OF
New York Signor Ruiz and iaiy, OF Cuba; ton % l.
LADY OF Saratoga T. Dggan ant lady, OF Nov Orlelas
S.guor Caznoya, OF Havana, and others
The ladies were generally dr. sod with exceeding taste
and elegance Many elaborate ,0ae' doubtless escaped
- but among those particularly conspicuous were Mrs.
Roswell, of New York, In modest chocolate colo Cd
silk with s,omachor aai necglcc Of d,aa1nds, over
which fell a robe OF Brussels lace SsnOrina kgz, In
double OF white six, with diamonds aud pearls
Mrs Chan ;ollor WalWorh IN su Jcro lemon colnrcd
tuue. Mrs. Mansfield walSoglh, in graceful and be
coming robe OF pink, Mss H, % New York, asylrh
like II Glc creature, in white u0irc antique, With pearls
aad diamonds; Mrs. ". \. W of C0icago IN rich
dounccd pattern robe an diamonds. the Misses Harper
Of New YORK dresses u white sN With pearls and d
monds Miss Cazaoya, II Hlyana in sp euii robe Of
white point lace; Mss H. Dgrlec, Of Fttdtii quecny
Agurc, IN heavy crimson mlrc antique, cmbrJdrred
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VERY IMPORTANT, AND PAR
TICULARLY EXCITING

Tar following leading article from one
of our most prompt exchanges Is 10 full
81 eloquent passages and thrilling Incl
dents that We could not forego its publ.
cation TO the italics and inverted com.
maI particular attention Il requested.
'THE PoNr ExpnEss The express
from the east on Friday did not bring
mnch news aud, being anxious To gct this.
number 81 ii good season III order ID.
give Our handsSan opportunity TO parlfci-
pate IN the doings oil today, VIC did not.
wait for Its expected arrival Yesterday
evening from either east OF west cotlse.
quentiy our readers viii have ID wait Till
next week for the iatsst items, AZ no font
man has passed the express since last
Friday NTH any important news that had
not obtained newspaper ipubIicity, not
even with tho report Of the ballotiDEs at
the Baltimore Democratic Convention.
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rHK
MOUNT All NEER.
TIM
ehtAI lllT JAKE CITY,
SATURDAY, JULY i 1850
! FoURTH on JULY.

II preference 70 oar own uninportantt
and somstImes rather displcasipg remarks,
our columns are this week devoted ~ Che
proceedings III the anniversary q our g..
ticnal independence.
Never hnts Ne seen more enthusiasm
manifested ID my place FIcckirg iFom
III parts IL ths county, gents aud ladies
came il carriages Or mounted on prancing
s.eeds; and the Young men forming after
IL procession appeared like j brigade 81
lirht cavalry on drill
The committee 81 arrangements did
themselves much honor Everything
moved on without d jar The guns talked
loud and patriotic The speakers were
enthusiastic and eloquent, especially the
selected orator of tho day.
The dance and the supper In the even,
ing at the Court House, were excellent
Tho interior 81 tho building gave Us !
pleasing surprise, Is the room ii which th.
folks we're dancing, was one Of the Gnesl
We have seen IN Utah.
The police md officers 81 tho city Wer,
admirably discreet They only relaxed
their usual strictness Of discipline sufficient
70 give 81 % opportunity of enjoying iheii
Innocent frolics; but not to 50 beyond
Indeed. there appeared 10 be no DISPOSE
ton towards anything but unoifeniine
amusements.
The usual sacrifice d human life al iii,
shrine Of Independence was not offered
Nor were any sable eyes d lapglinary
noses brought forward % add lnstre |,
the celebration.
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Int III Urn } !.

Rryprsrp IfomE. Capt. Cooley. 81
CsrantsyiIlc. and his party, who took out
me- freight IL Col Howe,s command, IA.
turned June 90 They were wen, 6ss
reported che Indians pretty friendly III
| that region. The Colonel was III q fair
way for enjoying good winIer-quaftcrs.
and Of being lallesl il lis alumbers by the
peace-inelodies Of his band or hngles.
What q comfort Tor soldier II Is 10 be
sent out Of tho path 81 trouble.
HoRsE SrkaLrSo. On tie g0th ult.,i
one "a y, Baker, d noted rowdy, and who
had long been suspected Of horssstealtng,
made an attempt 10 steal d horse from nm
euigrant named Harris. who was calnped
on Bucks Fork near Fort Bridger
Baker fred 1T the owner Of the horse,
and then made lis escape. He was ptr-
sued BY Harris aid Nj John X Bender,
who overlook him iii Echo Knnyon, and
shot him dead ON tie spot one bullet
entered the thigh, aud Two penetrated The
cavity of the chest
ARnIyAt Al large train consisting Of
about 60 Wagons arrived ii this city on
Thursday last Tho train come through
from the frontiers III sixtysfive days The
freight was for the flrm 81 Livingston.
Bel q Co
Al KIND THopeHr. The following IS an
extract fromale tterto Major lsgan, over
the signature Of VIM. III Russell, the
presiding partner in the Express Conpa-
lny, showing as Il does, q thoughtfnfHess
for employees that Is rather uncommon,
II is but justice 10 4 nnn Of public enter
prize, as well Ms TO oil parties concerned,
TO give publicity TO the extract: Tic
arrival of our pony at ST. Joseph last
leyening. brought the sad Intelligence that
one Of our conrisrs had been killed by In
idians Will you oblige me BY writing 81
return express, advising name and resi-
ldeIiec Of deceased, the particulars Of Ilis
unfortunate death; il lie was q married
man, or If he had mother OF sister dc
pendent upcn him; their name md ad
dress. as II VIII afford me great pleasur,
10 contribute to the relief 81 aIl sueh
/ Donot fail to give the matter prompt 1T
tcnticn Z
NEws PROM rHK Wrsr Tic Pony ex
press from the West arrived on Thursday
Ieyening ii brings news Of fresh Indian
TROUBLES on the road. June 30th; nj Deer
Creek the natives undertook to steal al
the stock They Killed three Oh four u
the finest horses. and stole about twenty
more II cndeayoring 70 regain them,
Mr. Kennedy and Mr., Lloyd were shot,
but not dangerously party Of ellii.
grants were fred on Ly the Indians while
9going through Spring Valley md Ante.
Hope Springs i aslyoIl4 three of tlleir
horses we're killed. mon hurt. An
Indian woman. who was taken prisoner
some time since by the III styfes, lhas re-
turned to her tribe She says the Ri
IJtes are preparing for i descent on Ruby
Valley mud neighbpfhocd, nnd arc. deter.
mined 10 destroy all the whites aud III.
dians found there she Says they arc also
#Edetermined TINT no whites shall pas
y through their territory The Indian NO
4 man nlso states that the Ri Il les haze tWt
white women as prisoners
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WITHDRA W AL.

ON account Of The anticipated
departure for the country Of the
senior partner q our firm, We are sorry.
% announce the dissolution at the end Of
the present volume Of our partnership.
We make the announcement thus carly to
giye such parties as have accounts against
the MouSrAlNEEn Once an opportunity
Of forwarding them 10 US The business
viii be conducted after the termination 81
the present volume in tho name 81 Jane,
Ferguson. After the present date nc
orders win be drawn 81 Us.
BLAIR a FERarsas. 8
q. s. II City, juno 30, 1860. .. .. fl.
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.ieitltr nnd pIrer nelieg VIM. :. IS.
I hight or meets mtriainn fIen. VI ' v.
more undazzIcd eyer Where Az, Nv Y, =
lone recesscs Of these everlastIeZ h NV she
American citizens more pronn, !, 4 W. aEe
" cur friends the olive branch n 49, !.
shower upon our enemies ia 49,, y
\ And where than iflthese Iout $500 $500
are patriots more united Or resdiss ~,
strong aud willing hearts. % ran !, 49, Ma.s
our nations flag, ID the hour 81 49, 49, ~ !.
EdangerE That It's cleaning ba' sa.s
1dlmucd by tho rude hands 81 foem.t ~ q
that ever, as now, its broatI foiJ. /. ma
geilantly wave over 4 free. prosperaT s 4
and haPpy people. ts''u''
z This was followed BY a salute Il r..
guns and music hy the brass band Il N.Y. \ n,
IA song was snng by MI. PhiIin NJ. !.
4 gets. with accompaniment by. IRE tlss5 +
rifle Band N4s0
sYiIliatt G Mills, Esa. read III. u,
lowing original poem, composed ~ bim
for the occasioll s W..
Al POEM ron THE FOURTH on Il1x
Hail eloricus epoch TO thG sons III eb,ns
That gtyr % feedonl lis illustfious lSr,Ii 5s y
Frat struggiing from Ri itannia, 4 er,,rt go
4 I3ufeld ii nation born within 4 dav. Z y
Bern, not child beneath tie rod q ~, 4
But as Minerva from Jqve sacred brow 4 ass
II " ith sttgngt md enefe armed ror1 :. q.
i lhus to defend the lights 81 IiHertsl 4
hia day we celebrate our b rts in.,,a, 5
iMas Ealned " blood and struggles 81 our
81 hiisrtile aipTlF cssiun. tyranny they bore IA
sc0fniIits 10 be slaves w0tld bear I,ss
i And; dcdicatinK al 10 God nsl libeltv
4 Declared themselves from thenceforth az,
frees at. i .{ ~ W u.
They fopsh theft tocrash them dow I woola
/ fight; ssY b IN wy
They conquered TO = fer God defends, 10,
& iDr eel alone they stfoyc nOt 10 be fr.es
4 hey Gained tlfc been for their posterity
4. And from the shores Atlantic waters lava HI #
Il the rich soil Kissed bx Paeiiics wave.
Al vast asylum opts ifs lie tloofa @s' d
Ieetling with natnrcss richest. clJoirest stor..
hat please The. ye.Hnl captiyate the sense f
II eyond the ceiifnpn lot to man ,s Pfoyidenee.
81 y hete tiae oppressed down. trodden, suffering
every cline, from indus Il, the pole.
y here ietitased despotic riIgc OF pride. Il.
no dare ret h native lands abide.
herc nted Stitatias of Iif Srpfss ss#53
he dee ffena pofatitfAh 4 lrenzicsi dccds3a
81 Can find q hgnIcs tueiT industry rewarded,
heir soeial gttts and pens cFeetls regarded
The great Distinction that we now enjoy.
II Lie high position tIiat we occupy, t55s
AZ frtesaen siiaiiry III Tire equaI laws; l.
3 Fiat mark the progress Of our liberal cause.
And where the governed BY their suffrage
claim &. IS 5sss .| Z
+ Io Snli aud make the powers 10 govern them;
To live where Freed AnI & temple proudly stands
III As noble ed fee 'nade without haIlts ~
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IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.
--------~-~~~~----->-~~-~--
Actual Secession Of
South Carolina.
The Unanimous Passage OF the
Secession Act in the
State Convention.
the ORDINANCE OF SEPARATION.
Great Rejoicings in the Streets
Of Charleston.
Speech OF Mr.. Pugh i'm the
United States Senate.
-~~~~>-~.~~-~-~~~>-
Passage Of the Pacific Railroad Bill in the
House as Palliative Measurc,
&e., &C., &c.
Speech OF Mr.. Pugh i'm the
United States Senate.


WARRINGTON Dec. 20, 1860
The news from Charleston OF the passage by unani
vote Of the ordinance Of secession, although
pected causes great excitement here.
In the House the members from the Gulf States gath
cred in numbers and with joyful expressions at the in
formation Among others it produces various comments
The general feeling, however, to be Of painful
regret that in the midst of great efforts and proposed
sacrifices to preserve the Union South Carolina should
have been launched upon her solitary career. 1t is
thought that she has exhibited but little consideration
for those of her sister States who with equal for
secession defer their action for joint consultation and
procedure.
22d Of February at the request Of South Carolina
members Of Congress.
Members Of Congress who had paired of with the in
tention Of going home pass the holidays, have
they believe the for decisive action for veal
voc win be reached within few days.
The city filed with from Charleston about the
capture OF the FORTS &C. none of which well founded
TKs O'CLOCK P. NJ
The excitement consequent upon the reception OF the
first report Of the passage the ordinance by
South Carolina has partially subsidei and the city Is
usually composed tonight. The good.byes Of retring
South Carolina members OF the House were distinguished
for their excellent humor the occasion seemed
like departure Of friends than Of persons bound
volutionary mission.