, 1860-04-17

"OccAu0nal sends tile following NeHs "
The philadelphia lr<ss Of Thuraday;
yania State Central Committee, has arrived IN
this city. He declares that Mr.. buchanan has
agreed to become candidate ior
Charleston, as the Only method Of saving the
Democracy from Waterloo defeat. The CITY
is full Of federal office holders, whom Nr. ~
chanan is ralIying around him todefeat Oong'as =:
lie has brought them here from every part ot
the country, und insists thattthey shall oil 90
10 Charleston, whether they are delegates Or
not. learn that Senator Bigler is exceedingly
an1ious to- support Judge Douglas for Presl'
dent, il his friends will in turn anppos him toE
ths ths. RsP;ssds9sg iii bs y a4sa assa
Dh. HoIIAcnER--The public were informed,
soma time ago. that Dr. Ho1lseher, Of pennsyl, 1,
vania, while at Georgia, WIS treated to coat
Of tar and feathers, nnder suspicion OF 6elng
an iucendiary, marked with the words. '&Klght
side up with care" and then directed to this
city. 'The Doctor" observes the Lancaster
Eiamtaer, is citizen Of Union county, and
will lie remembered by the citizens Of Lancas.
ter as sort Of halE-witted religious Democrat,
who lust Juse delivered lectures in Centre
Square, IN favor Of Democracy and The religious
invtitutian og slavery, and sold his platform
and pictures of Buchanan and Erecklnr1dge at
q squarter' piece" So The Democrats thenl-
selves are coming in for share ZIP Of plantation
4 Nrw TESoa.-The Paris correspondent Of
the n. i. Etprfs says: Tnrnberlick, the most
wonderful tenor Of the day. is once more IN
Paris, creating IN unprecedented excitement
among the d;lettant;. Apart from his famous
do sharp, uttered from the chest, and which
perfectly electrifies every hearer, Taabe1tSk
is, in every respect, q magnificent artist, 40
in America, and have heard it from himself
thst he may ere long visit the United States,
when you will hare IN opportunity Of Judging
Of his rare qualities.
The regent Of the ladies Mount Vernon as
sociation calls for public contributions to the
amount Of $l40,0o0, the interest Of which will
be devoted to keeping the estate in order.
Hiss Kate Fo1, the original spirit;rspper, pub,
fishes d card in the New York 1sn.es agalnst
free-loyeism, which she says is rampant in Ne"
York, aud IN association Of free-lovers is Hour
ishing there undisturbed and unrebuked. She
savs II is important that all apiritualists who
love and rerere "purc religion aud undefiled.' -
and who conform their lives to The morality
taught in the Bible, should mark broadly tue
| difference between themselves and a set Of peo-
pie whose principles they obhor, and whose
| practices they condemn; whom they regard %
| nuisance in the community, and the Feritable
! "spawn Of hell"
Another "ArTowsmith /" story is started
in the Europtaa Ii.nes. It purports to be the
| adventures If an Eng1ishman named G. Ackroyd
in the United States. The confusion Of geo
graphical locations and the establishment Of {
custom house at Cabotsille (Cbicopee}a are anus
| ing features of the account, the substance q
| which is a8 follows.
"In the month Of August, 1851, as be was
walking in the streets Of Cabottsyile, in ths
State Of Massachusetts, {haviug theu resided il
America for 6ye years), be was seized by twt
men, named Wheeler aud Churchill, and was b,
them conveyed to the custom house, placed i,
chains, and conveyed By rail to Charlestown
where he was stripped Of all his clothing
knocked. down by IN officer named Maghc'E
who inside use OF some dreadful threats towa-'
him. He was compelled to work in the slav
gong in the execution of public works, for tn
long period Of sercn years, y hen he was a'lowe
to come away"
Lord Lyons, the British minister at Wash
ington, is putting his bachelor house in order t
receive the Prince of Wales. Lord Lyons
. q q s s' asns but 's mos. PoPa
; than Lord Napier, his predecessor.