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WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 3 1860.
4 EDITION.

Ws rnb'iah ons edition of I ;" GS1A anoo-
SAND conics OF our to-day's iesne, md CAT i'll
M ords.s It our counting room. Single coples
in Wrappers uty be had ready for mailing.
, 1860-10-03

New Yszt. Sept. ~. 1a5o.
1o.sr1 BU,xx.r, Esq.-D&ar Sir: For sons
.;,csr mat have bes6 using your Cocoans.
I'd sonsiaer II far preferable to anything !
h.ya eIet used for the hair.
Ifmy enforcement is Of aay value, you ase
osrfectIy =. liberty 10 use II.
Respectfully yours.
Eu.rr TKSfr4.
, 1860-10-03

scrxzB Jxwrtn1,-Thoss ~ho dssirs to fsast
their eyes upon articles aad gems Of heantJ:
should step Into the Jew.lry establishment Of
Weaars. uoard i Hoes, III Lake street. They
hnvs the finest assortment Of Pearl work ever
offered in this city. sonae sets costing $5oo-
, 1860-10-03


hats-Gap-Gi H .;io1 ~. ':sest :s = ts1 STYLE:
aaa Wtds-A~ske n3Hosne, saa pssee 70 4es
hem il at l01 Randolph street.
ocl 4: SAN. Drxx / Co.
To Lovees or tr1s i1ocoHs.-UuF F;.r r's'ing
t1'ends VINO navs nefe.oiolH .ounu ILL., ~ ..,
glass, Ne. d have no more feafs 9a thaI nesa;
Du7 ADVICE IS to call Oh Ar* Aateo,nss, 70 10.
handoIpa street, ne1s ooo1 70 AeIhoP"n*a
Aais: "hl'e ID zee clI1s aua s7k "n4t ny nesu,
A"d peiute teey quiz us' 20 na's aaels uasAo
qMsa q!!t vain MS o.o h!s .! te.s ~ ooa.s9n I
"nAy - {eata Wv, "sn ~ 10 - ~ W.. 80 e
country. Gi.e hin ca!l, ~ 3e VIDE Awaaes'
-
Po11rIcAL D1scuss1aS.-There will be j2lnt
discussion at Sorth's Amphithea ateE on Tuesday
everluz. Oct 8 b, upar the following qoe+sirn:
ia :he establishment ct Slavery u The Va
tional Territories Inconsistent with the Const'-
tuition Of the Cnited States?
y9a,.:rsIpr> \ s Dara.
1ns d;<cnaaion t, connrnre At - o,e1ccf and
tn 6 o.e 80 o'clork. Ail na,ties axe iay;tcd to
atterd. b. c1ier of the Ccuu1i.te:. St
------
wu3xtxa L WILSON'S $Ew1xo MAcur1s
!. has mn r;Yal -Sri<a.ife 4m.yio1n.
They Ya-a the fayorits Of offam;ti...-N. 7. T:m<s.
x,,,.-r nr,v,,,1, rak ~ AwHRps n 3 qi iSoo'
F.nSr psETioY y o. iILiNoiS FATE FAIR
FiHSr pKEWfEV nE WiTH IN 1T-TE FAR
r l. IT,
, 1860-10-03

Thrir windows sre tbs most attractive Of any
aiss tie temptation to walk in. Genuine arti
ci = Of Jewelry and Silver Ware a1e offered Ut
such iolo pric<1 that they rarely leave empty
handed nca 1t
, 1860-10-03

Herman KrelAmnnnsa Appointments.
Herman kreismann. Eaq.. will address hi
German fellow citis=ns On political topics at tho
fol- ,winr tinex a-d places:
, 1860-10-03

Er, kre:euann will speak in Greene County
on thu .2d, and Calhoun County on the 44.h'
at places t. be announced herea!ter.
, 1860-10-03
aurtsnu @aif3.
RY GILBERT i SAMPSON,
- AuoT;eN13Rt ~ Lake street,
uoussho1d Furniture, Atoves. MIR
49, AFofss Carpets AMd Ka1AtaAd8

AousS0old FuFnituFes STOVES, g41<s
At AUCTION.
o. THURSDAY. tct. +h =, " o:a'oek y. -i1t .Al se
eur ~. ..s e. h. e. AZ ~
snc, 7.te a-Ts ~ v a.So.. Ia h. ir ;as =. ss;t.
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:s.s; M %.,S,ss, IT, T. - -" i nj. - ash au..s
~ e, g. ,,.. s.ho<sn,- ..me 11er., P.r Uea
::: .aas,,a r:1it d" rs;st +. W.: .aa
ae5a:.u '1' e'151'' sAars.S: 'nss:s.
4 R1CAN HOUSE
k::Ie % .i:e'z". "a, ssd' s,prs of + -.
,:s': :. ':s 81: ~ i: ~:
,,::;,. = "a W. ::.:s: *: = a.!a "a
y. IL H. :a ;s 10 sssss T.. .
Aabd' ef taca ~ as1 'ac. saa unse,. rs,h.
A. .lta"v'r 1900 p for, snd " :e. t300. fh1.
e4::e ~ IN 5ta'. .:,fest pr esnt- ray ts saiaA-
,as:e. 100 ser foo. an, ua.'.- $500 " ~a.A.
"a aaa raFr, Interest per eea'- 2-s ab:! s'ni-
ANS4. ~. 400 o.r foot an. u. trr 1000 Y r..s.
saoe. ia l. I'D seaT 'at pr eea'. pasAbs!ea't'
A., ID: o.! .eoo n.ss s;h
To III .'.h'ez,e nsAs ve-tNen,. Ia N*Al r IA
s ). =; p": . ?"
tb* ass dvt y r4 Tai% .rssr1 too veil en' wn
o. hs Il h. p r."t sun..: IL as
afys.h fonfinz ca orr ~ - mn 'essshs as'7 u<s.
mnt san:: n-+s tropesty new ID II Hsrs,t-
Tt5tflet pss:s r,s- 1t pus.t A.y 1t asausrd u :
Gto. y. NOZZLE. P'"1s,ssor.
!.A 4. AA1'nAtf~ Ar,toc-'r. s~pa-.tt
, 1860-10-03

Gnasp GAIA Wxzk. LINCOLN Avp DoCGLAs
Fnnxyxa-The Peak Fam " Swiss Bell R'nx-
ira At kingsbcg Hal,, October Cd, g. ~, Ssn,
afteraooas. Ticket', e5 cents; children, Is cents
Doors open At Il o'clock, to comuenes a. 8
O'Clock. os@7s
, 1860-10-03

.~Ge to Jotn Ioae., 11e Dearborn atseet
and u.t yoar clothes cleaned and repaired.
Thev viii bs vol dors AL st prices to suit tbs
f7rr
, 1860-10-03

Reducing the Flour 70 boshb1a, tte 1osa1
amount Of Grain received hers since the ]st Of
January amounts to 26, $50 972 bushels,
sr.;nrt Il, ,42s, ATS bushels received during the
.xov,rrpond:np ptriod IL 1859.
, 1860-10-03

Ems, RuzA1 New Yorkes.-SeeinK an inqui.
r. IN ,he Lur1. for = cure for that distressing
disease Tue Asthms, l write TO- let the enquirer
know whs: has al1os. entirely c9rea me: i
bsya haa tho spnsmodic aathusa fifteen yeA7s
md a never eve foaad aay medieine that wou'd prs,
vent ~ attack when It Was coming on un'1 l
eammenced taking "Jonas Whitee mh,s RENE,
d. for Asthma. Ross Cold, and Hsy Fever: !
cSnmenced taxing this remedy eighteen monsns
axc, and have nothad severe psso1!sm sue,
r.t;ef but no cure. Whiscomb's Remedy haa
daae for me ali thst it is recommended to do.
take il according to diEections-a tea spooe,nl
instead Of tablespoonful 1t is prepared y!
Joseph Burnett i Co., Boston, hsss- fI'es
ono do11a- per bottle. SARAH SELL, -,
, 1860-10-03

1xpos,Asr 70 TEE LAp1E$-We hare this dsJ
v,dnced ,ha plire for dyem9 dresses to one d +
1..d -. nEr-s. CooK i McLAN,
oa.s ..aolf1w 123 Soush Clark street.
, 1860-10-03

CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
Thu recsipta and ahipments Of -Four and
Grain during the past week were as follows:
, 1860-10-03
anpointmenta Of Hon. X. G. SchtncK
AID Dunn FlAtt.
non. Robert C. schenck aud Dom Piatt, Of
ohio. will address tue people Of llli5o1s on po
lit;eu topics ut the following titnss and places:

mr. Lovc1oy's Appointments.
Hon. Owen Lar*j2y Will sddsess The People
Of Illinois on political topics at the following
, 1860-10-03

tv Lubin's genuine extracts, Eohps, rrna-
ade5 aad power. Sold by Sargent, corner RAn-
do}ph ond state.
, 1860-10-03
THE REPUBLICANS IN COUNCIL.

THE REPUBLICANS IN COUNCIL.
Grand Rally Of the People.
$4,000 STRANGERS IN CHICAGO.
Monster Excursion Trains.
10000 WIDE AWAKES.
500 Mount. d Rangers,
TIE ESCORT TO GOV. SEWARD.
Scenes at ,he Srand Stand.
SPEECH OF Gov. SEWARD.
Two maxs Meetings at Once.
TIE GATHERING At THE WIGWAN
| 8.sxrhss Of Hos. 0ser4 T. L0re(AYs 2SA. NY.
| aHd Hon. T.. Is. Ufnf~s
TIE T0gtHLlanT PROCESSION.
Three Miles Of illuminated Repubfl'
| CAN1hn.
Presentation OF the PffZs Banner,
LIBERTYv1LLE, LAKE co, TAXES TIL
, 1860-10-03

L1BEgTYv1LLE, LAKE co, TAXES TIE
COLUikS,
, 1860-10-03

~ u,ts-Cap-rf tbs latest Fall Style.
aaA Wlaa-Axeke uniforms, he plsee to 9es
ZEN i. at l0l Randolph street.
ocI4. SAM. DCSI i Co,
, 1860-10-03

6psteEtss Of Non. 0sess Lor.5<Ys Rsa. NY
and Hon. T.. u. Uenfv.
, 1860-10-03
Presentation OF the PrfZs Banner.

Three Miles Of illuminated Republl'
CAA1Au1.
, 1860-10-03

Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

&VCH <cRfrEy, Aieerttsia1 a1en. il DeaT1'T@a
Il Apr:~ II Eet-ifs i1e,fisaAIs for E"a aH1 t4 u
Er.f:a., p,ne,s pf L6a :ortaeese !H1t99%-y
, 1860-10-03

W1pk AWAKE Ux1yoRxs AND MxnALs--J. L.
Smith i Co. lis Lake street, are now furnish
ing the bes. Wide Awake and al! other uniforms,
foF Political Clubs, at lover prices than they
can be bough. elsewhere in the Ss.tes- Also.
Cp7nsion Meda1s at xhs s4ue rates. SEQ 12t
, 1860-10-03

| Who would not rather pay Is cents Per
ssi,3n more for pure, uaadulterased kero.e1e,
than to buy the Common Coal Oil cAtLEo hero
sene. II you wish ths Simon purr, ar have any
old Lamps to BE- altered, 70 to Nooie'1 Lamp
aud oil Emporium, laa CLARK atrcet, or to the
Rra,ch ~ West il aiiaou. s-p92 let
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25
spp w dolurtestr duesoap gaumn9, 4eeembn g. 1850

embarrassed, and ascertaining from Goddard
Bailey-with whom he was Intimately ac.
quainted-that the latter had control OF over
three millions of Indian trust funds. invested
in bonds of different states, arranged with him
TO let him have about half a million of these
bonds, hypothetical in New York and as Sc
curity for which, he gave Bailey the accept.
ances of the war department which Bailey
placed in the safe where the bonds were Kept.
Recently these bonds have greatly depre-
ciated and the bankers in New York who
made advances on them, therefore, called for
additional security. Mr.. Bailey, in order to
save the bonds, delivered over $500, 900 worth
of addtional-in all $4,000. On tue 18th
inst, he addressed a letter to the secretary of
the interior, frankly imparting these facts and
requesting an investigation. This letter he
gave to a senator to be delivered TO the secre'
tary on his return from North Carolina, which
request was complied with. The investigation
yesterday proved the truth Of these state
ments Suffer, Lea & Co. compose the bank
ing firm through which the negotiation was
transacted Nothing, either in the papers or
investigation, shows that any parties, except
ing those Immediately concerned in this bust
ness as above related, are in the slightest man
ner concerned in the transactions.
1t may be stated that the accep:ances OF the
secretary of war have been given from time to
time, in compliance with Il contract with Rus
sell, Majors & Co, and until recently that the
firm have had no difficulty in negotiating
them. To-day, Bailey was arrested, at the in
stance of the government, and required to give
$4,000 bail for his appearance at the next term
of the criminal court. 1t is thought the gov
eminent is protected, as the acceptances will
more than cover the amount Of the bonds alb
stracted. Tie special committee of the
house, to which the investigation of the subject
is referred, consists of Messrs. Morris of lii
nois, Conkling of New York, Bocock of Vir-
ginia, Harris Of Maryland, and Case of Indi-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25
SOUTH CARoL1NA's GRIEVANCES.

The following is the declaration of causes
which justify the secession of South Carolina
from the federal Union, as reported by the
committee TO prepare an address to the people
of the southern states =
"The state of South Carolina having deter
mined to assume separate and equal rank
among nations, deems it due to herself and the
remaining United States of America, and the
nations of the world that she should declare
the causes which led to the act In 1865, that
portion of the British empire, embracing
Great Britain, undertook TO make law for
the government OF the American colonies. A
struggle for the right of selfgovernment en-
sued, which resulted on the 4th of July, 1875,
in a declaration by the colonies, that they are,
and of right ought to be, free and independent
states and that as free and independent states
they have full power to levy war; conclude
peace, contract alliances, establish commerce,
and to do such things as independent states
have the right to do. They further solemny
declared that whenever any form of govern.
ment becomes destructive of these ends, it is
the established right Of the people TO alter and
abolish 1t, and institute new government.
Deeming that the government OF Great Brit
ain had become destructive of these ends, they
declared the colonies free, and absolved from
allegiance to the British crown and 1the politi-
cal connection between them and Great Brit
ain was totally dissolved.
The committee say the right of a state to
govern itself, and the right OF the people to
abolish government when it becomes de-
structive of the ends for which it was nstitu-
ted were expressed when the colonies separa-
ted from tile mother country and became free
and independent states. The parties amend
ing the constitution on the 18th September,
1887, were the several sovereign states.
On the 23d Of May, 1888, South Carolina,
by convention of her people, assented to the
amended constitution of the United States.
The failure Of one of the contracting parties
to maintain constitutional obligations released
the other. Fifteen of the northern states
have deliberately refused for years TO fulfill
their constitutional obligations. We would re-.
fer TO those states for a proof of this. When
the fourth article of the constitution was
adopted, the greater number of the contracting
parties held slaves. The hostility of the
northern states to the institution of slavery
had led them to disregard their constitutional
obligations. The laws of the general govern.
ment have ceased to effect the objects Of the
constitution. Maine, New Hampshire, Yer
mont, Massachusetts, Connecticut Rhode
Island, New York Pennsylvania, Illinois, In
diana, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Iowa,
have enacted laws either multiplying the con.
sttution or rendering useless all attempts to
] execute the acts Of congress. In many OF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

Hon GEO. AsHMUN has written long let
fer to Hon. Robert G. Winthrop, in which he
declares very strongly that the personal lib.
erty" law Of Massachusetts is wholly uncon-
stitutiona and void" Therefore lie would
have it repealed Nobody, we presume,
has suspected Mr.. Ashmun of differing from
Mr.. Winthrop on this point. But he says one
thing in this letter to which we heartily SUBJ
scribe, to wit, that, in this controversy with
slavery, the true and only course is to "appeal
to public opinion and the ballot-box" We
republicans have appealed to the ballot
box and carried the presidential cleo
ton; and now every man who means hon
estly by the country should be unwilling
to nullify this triumph, and along with it the
ballot box itself, by urging base submissions TO
the treason that denies our right to elect our
candidates.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25
CHRISTMAS EvE.-The Rev. Mr.. Shipp

CHRISTMAS EvE-The Rev Mr.. Shipper
preached Christmas discourse in the Second
Church (Rev. DR.. Hilrs) last evening. He
pictured the grandeur and beauty of that scene
in Jerusalem, eighteen centuries ago, in which
the youthful Jesus of Nazareth appears in
simple peasant dress, and contounds the Jews
in their magnificent temple, and he illustrated
the wonderful progress made by christianity
since that day. The organist and choir gave
some fine music practiced for the occasion,
and the church was beautifully decorated with
laurel and other evergreen, wrought into
wreaths, festoons, notices, and various SYM
bols of the Christian faith.
St. Nicholas dispensed gifts in a most ac-
ceptable way, last evening, at the French In
stitute, where the pupils had pleasant time /;
and at Holbrook & Terry's book store, appear
ing at the latter place in real Greenland cos
tune. The German singing society, "Froh-
sinn,' enjoyed themselves at Horticultural
Hall, by singing and dancing, and evidently
had more genial time than is experienced by
many more trigid assemblies of men, who oc
casonally play their fantastic tricks before
high Heaven and meditative reporters.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

FIRE IN SoUTHBRIDGE.-Tweny Horses
Burned to Death.-On Sunday morning, about
one O'Clock, large barn, owned by the Ham
ilton Wooden Company, in Globe Village, and
occupied by d. g. Utley was consumed by
fire, together with twenty horses. The per.
son who had charge Of the barn left it at seven
is teamster for the company, is at present in
New Hampshire on visit; he had insurance
on his horses to the amount of $500, in the
Peoples office in this city
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

AT the meeting of the city council last eve
ming, but little business was done The petit
ton of Martin Goodwin, for license to run a
hack, was granted. The committee on high
ways reported a decree laying out a new road
from GAINESVILLE, near New Worcester, to the
Auburn line, as prayed Tor in the petition of
L. u. Stone and others.
Both branches went into joint convention at
s o'clock, for the election OF two directors of
the Free Public Library, to serve for six
years from the first of January next, the pres.
ent terms OF d. S, Messenger and j. j. Power
expiring at that time. On the first ballot, the
whole number of votes was %, Of which Z. W.
Higginson received II, J. j. Power 8, Nathan.
ie Paine 3, DR.. Geo. Chandler 2, and DR.. Mer
rick Bemis l. Mr. ligginson was declared elect
ed. On balloting for the next director, the whole
number of votes was %, of which j. j. Pow.
er had IA, Nathaniel Paine 4, DR.. Geo. Chan
dler 2, DR.. Merrck Bemis l, and VIM. Cross /,
Rev, j, j. Power was declared elected.
Both boards adjourned for one week
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

One Of the divisions of the Sons of Temper
ance in Charleston, S. c., have seeded from
the national body on account of their fear that
it was becoming Afrfcanized. One Of the
resolutions of the aggrieved division declares
"that to sit in the council chamber of the ma
tional division, side by side with the woolly
headed representatives of such grand diyi-
sion as that OF Massachusetts, a degree of
disgrace and degradation which they are not
prepared to submit to
The citizens of Tuscaloosa, Ala, have made
the alarming discovery that they have "a very
unmitigated abolitionist" in that neighbor-
hood. The Tuscaloosa Observer says che is
a man of substance, deacon, and an nhuen-
tial citizen. Categorical queries having been
put 10 him in this wise, he responded thus -
Are you an abolitionist? AMI Are you in
favor of negro equality am Are you in
favor Of Lincoln? ] am The committee
could not decide what TO do with this hard
case, and took the matter into considera.
ton
General" said young lady from New
York, this morning, addressing gallant
member from South Carolina, ARE YOU going
near the post Office to-day % "May / ask
whya" was the Yankee.like response. II
wish to get postage stamp" THAT is not
necessary, Miss, will frank your letter for
you" mo" archly replied the damsel
your frank is only valid in the United States,
and mine is foreign lener-see, it is directed to
friend at Charleston, South Carolina" The
foreign member is said to have been taken by
surprise, and he surrendered at dscretion.-
Washington Letter.
The following advertisement appears in the
Sacramento News, secession paper -
RATTLE SNAKEs.-Crawl in your Hole tonight
ats O'Clock. By order. GRAND RATrIv
Poison FANos, Secretary
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

Bry"n's I'ulmonic WATERS, the most certain
and speedy remedy discovered all diseases of
the Chest and Lungs Coughs Colds, Asthma Consump-
on bronchitis Influenza llorscncss, Difficult Breath
ing Sore hrOat, &c, &c.lhese Waters Live the most
instantaneous and perfect relief and when persevered
with according TO directions fails to effect rapid
and lasting cure Thousands have been restored per-
feet health who have tried other in vain all
classes and all constitutions they equally blessing
and cure. None need despair matter how long the
disease may have existed how it may
provided the organic structure the organs not
hopelessy decayed Every afflicted should give them
an impartial trial Price Is cents per box For sale by
all Druggists. dGweowIm dc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

ChRIsTMAs IN HIsToRY.-On the 25th of
December, in the year 496, Clovis, the first
christian king of France, was crowned at
Rheims, glorious event among the Franks.
On that day, of the year 800, commenced
new Roman era, in the browning Of Charles,
king of France, as emperor of the west, known
gloriousy from that day as Charemagne
December 20, 1866, William, the Norman
conqueror, was crowned over England and
granted his subjects charter.
The first house was erected by our Pilgrim
Fathers, in Plymouth, on the 25th of Deem.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

Der, alter having spent more than month in
choosing a spot for settlement
On Christmas Day, in 1896, Kosciusko was
liberated by the Emperor Paul
In 1916 treaty was made on the 25th of
December between the United States and the
Dey OF Algiers.-Boston transcript.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

BERLIN.-The Congregational church in
Berlin was re-dedicated on Thursday last, the
exercises being conducted by Rev. VIM. A.
Houghon, the pastor, assisted by Rev.
Messrs. Winchester and Barnes Meth.
odist Episcopal society in the same town are
taking action in relation to building a church
edifce-The Marlboro Mirror says there is
but one pauper in the whole town, and that
no poor house establishment is maintained in
the place,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25
Both boards adjourned for one week.

Hon. CARL SHsRz, TO MORROW NIGHT
1t will be borne in mind that CARL SHURz
delivers his great lecture on american Civil
ization" to morrow night, at Mechanics Hall.
We learn that he will have something to say
in this lecture on southern civilization. He has
already spoken, the present season, in New
York and New England, to crowded and graf
flied audiences. Let him have rousing vel.
come here, such as the citizens of Worcester
are accustomed to give to we-earned and
welIdoserved merit.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

PREcocIoUs THIEVES on THE RAIL.-On
Tuesday of last week, two lads in Ware, nam
ed Patrick Downing and James Buckley, aged
about IA years, stole S5S in money from lady
of that town, and Immediately left upon a
travelling tour. They first went to Palmer,
where they purchased each a suit OF clothes,
and other fixing, including pipes and tobacco,
thence to Springfield, Hartford, Providence,
Boston, Lowell, Nashua, Worcester, Salem,
and thence round through Boston and Wor
cester again, where they were arrested on
Monday. They were seen here in the street and
recognized, by gentleman acquainted in
Ware, who had heard Of the theft He accom-
panied them TO the police office. The boys
were returned to Ware, Monday afternoon, in
the custodyof Deputy Sheriff Phelps of that
place, where they will probably have their
trial to-day. The sum of SIS % was found on
the person of one of the boys when they were
arrested
HANDEL.-One of the marvels of our day,
is. the Sydenhan Crystal Palace. III 1859, its
capacity enabled such multitude to meet at
the Handel Festival as could have met no
where else on this planet, if indeed any other
occasion of such nature ever needed it.
Three days were given to the festival the 20,
%, and 9th of June, the attendance upon
which, including the rehearsal, on the 18th.
exceeding eighty thousand There were is, 100
to hear the Messiah on the Goth, and 26,827
on the 22d, when "lsrael in Egypt was per.
formed. The receipts exceeded 1885, 900, eX-
penses G1S0O0, leaving a surplus of $4,000,
or almost $4,000 of which $4,000 went 10
the Crystal Palace company, and $4,000 to
the Sacred Harmonic Society, society which
had originated the occasion.
One hundred years have passed since the
death of Handel. How Jew regulations sur.
vive the ordeal Acknowledged he always
had been by tho masters as entitled to the
highest rank in the art of music. SO said
Haydn, and so, in terms equally emphatic,
Mozart had expressed himself; but the figures
above given, are more conclusive Of his
standing, than the words of any authority
whatever. Yet genius alone does not account
for this magnificent tribute. The man who
could gain such hold on the common heart
as to receive its services, had a great SOUL
capable Of sympathzing with as well as of
giving expression to the common hopes, joys,
and sorrows of the race. In the Messiah he
touched, with rcverent spirit, the sublimest
theme-how fifty, the homage of more than
three generations testiies. We may hear for
ourselves, next Saturday evening. In doing
so, we are receiving greater service than it
is in our power to render. May it be well i'm
proved