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The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

r,he Sept. lS.-Thc Grand Lodge of the
United States. T.. o. 0. f., in session here
elected r. B. B,ylSton. of South Carolina
Grand Sire NJ. Ilcrndon of Indiann. Deputy
Grand Sire; James l.. Rdyclv, Of May land.
Gtand Secretary, and Joshua Nansant, oil
Maryland, Grand Treasurer.
+. a. Ellis Esq, of this town, is one Of the
Representatives. from the GraLd Lodge Of Nd
in the U. S.. G. L.dye, and is il attendance
upon its sessions.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

A NEW PHASE OF THE QUESTION The
Eagle, Michigan paper, stated recently
chat Hon. John w. Turner of that state, rc-
Gently announced at political meeting that
/" tho repeal of the Missouri Compromise was
decided upon by Democratic leaders as far
back as lS4S," and gave as his authority the
name Of Hon. Lewis Cass, who he says, in.
formed him in the winter OF lS4S-9 that Mt
Missouri compromise must be repealed, ana
that ii aros resotped upon, and mouid be carried
ont as soo, 10 a Democratic President Was ia
0ueuratcd."
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

G~Kent county and Delaware Rail
Road
A call is published in the Kent papers for a
meeting OF all persons favorable to the con-
struction of Rail Road to run through Kent
county and connect with the Delaware Rail
Road, at or near Mddletown, NJ Del.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

HANlNG the ground at 7. NJ. IIarvcv's
l. l. place abont clcarc |, our Salc ground
for the future will be at the place occupied
by ClIas Dingrr, on the sia.e ronl. one mile
weH Of .!ronioi'. where we win he glad to
see those wanting Trees. Our stock this
Fall is very fine.
FRUIT IND UN 4 IIYEHTAL TREES
OF every description.
Cnrfcn's, Goowbcrrics Rusrbcrrirs, BIlrkbtrries
NLa~ton ami D"rchcstcr.) Asparagus, Rhu-
barb. COR pie plant,) RAwnEHEIEs, &c.
05%Ordcrs promptly cXccutcd.
The completion Of the Baltimore Central
Railroad through our grounds gives rs aa,plo
facilities for shipping.
Catalogues furnished on application.
ISAAC JACKSON 4 CO.,
Successors to I. VI. lIlrycy.l
J"SNEnviLLE, Chester county, Pa.
Sept y. 1861 Pm.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
MSs'YEE

TO ROAD SUPERVISORS OF 1860.
VNIIE Reports Of Road Supervisors, and
l. their accounts for work for 1860, will.
according to the requirements of their com
missions, b" filed ut the next meeting of the
County Con missionrrs, October OH. next.
BY Order. j. S. CRAWFORD,
Sept -, lSGO-3w Clerk.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

DEMOCRATIC AsslspAMp EhEeToRs. -Tht
Democratic Breckenridge State Centra
Committee have appointed full set of as
sistant Electors for this district, (second COR
gressional.) The appointees are as follows:
Carol Z. F. Crout. Esq: Baltimore county
John 7. Ford. ESQ.,: Hartford, A. Lingan Jar
rctt, Esq: Cecil, Hon John Z. Groonc; kent
lion. jus. Alfred P,areo.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
HYDE'S EAGLE SOAP,
PORT Deposit.
Planning Mill and Sash Factory.

Planning Mill and Sash Factory.
WE invite the attention df all persons in the
w city or country. who contemplate the erection
Of Dwellings. Barns &c to our extensive stock of
Building Materials, in the rough and prepared for
use; namely:
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES.
(Circuar and Plain, J
BLINDS, VENITIAN and PIVOT,
PANEL SHUTTERS,
SISIIES (GlasScd and not Glassed,)
WOOD MUULDINGS,
HOT.BED SASH,
BRACKETS,
WOODEN MANTELS,
shMEH shHlas4ssy: rHsys' r"r"ea,
BARN VENTILATORS,
WINDOW GLASS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
HAND RAILING,
CHURCH PEWS,
MOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS.
AlsO.--Uressed Flooring:
YELLOW PINE, NORWAY PINE,
WIllTK PINE AND KENlECUK,
(well seasoned J
All'of'the ahore we offer as low as the
lowest for the Cash approved paper
Al! orders by maiF or otherwise, attended to
With promptness. by
holland e. CO.,
Juno %, 1860 PORT DEPOSIT. MD.
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NGtiCe to GunnerS.

A l. persons are forbidden and warned
IN not to :rcspasS on the premises of the
undersigned, with gun, dogs or otherwise. as
the law will be pat in force against any SO
Offending.
p. W. Harris, f. Griffith,
VIM. Watts, Samuel Dcshanc
Sept -, lS6O-3m.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made 10 the Commissioners of
Cecil county. at their first regular meeting
after the 2.nd day Of October, next. for the
appointment OF Examiners to straightcn the
Ponds Neck and Cccitoh road, at John W.
M"rgtn's gate, for about seventy yards in
length. [Scpt -, lSGO-:Jw.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

THE BALTIMORE MAyoRALrY.-Ch Charles
NJ. Keyser Esq, having, from circumstances
ofa personal and domestic nature, declined
the Union and American nomination for
Mayor of Baltimore, the Convention re-as.
sembled' on Wednesday night last, and nomi
mated Samuel 1ndes Esq. who subsequently
appeared and accepted the nomination.
This nomination is as strong and acceptable
as the one previously made, and will nc
doubt be ratified by the people at the munich
pal election next month.
The Republicans on Wednesday night de
tcrmincd not to run s-conddatc for Mayor
Their determination will not affect the result
nothW outstanding some of the German vote
may be cast for the Reform (?) candidate.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
The ynk sburo Uh;o saws. Weleorn N,

The Tckshurg Whis says: Welearn tha
Gov. Brown, in q speech at IIazlehurst las
Saturday, he having been called out altc
Gen. Patrick Henry had spoken, declared
that he regarded Mr.. Bell as pure and
experienced statesman, and perfccrly reliable
expressing his readiness to vote for him
should it become necessary to do so to defca
Mr.. Lincoln.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

BRECkl NRlDGE PROspECTs IN LOUISIANA
The New Orleans Bulletin says:
In Louisiana there ale some fourteen papers
that We know of. that are advocating the cleo.
ton of Bell and Everett. where few weeks
ago there were less than half duzeu.-
Every week now brings US new ally, and
sometimes two or three Of them. There i.
no nlstakng the popular drift. 1t is due to
truth TO say that there are seven or eight
papers in this State that we know of. which
are advocating the cause Of Douglas. At
first the Brock inrilse papers outnumbered
both the Bell and Douglas. The tables arc
now turned, and the Bell and Douglas ont.
number the Brrck nridge papers. We think
he number of Bell and Douglas papers will
continue to increase, while the Breckinridg,
papers will remain stationary, pcrhaps de,
crease. A paper in Madison parish that last
week was for Brcckinrdgc, is now fol
Douglas.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

SPEAKER PENNINGTON A CANDIDATE FOR
Re ELECTION TO CONGRESS. .-NeWark. N. j.,
Sept. l5.-Hon. William Pennington, Speak.
or of the House of REPRESENTATIVE, will be a
candidate for reelection te Ccngrccs having
rccenshered his letter declining the isomina'
tion. at the earnest solicitation of Lis friends
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

CHEERING NEws.-A letter from a friend
living in Athens. Georgia, and who is cost
observer of passing events and reliable, truth.
ful gentlemen in every sense o: the word, in.
informs us that u" Bel and Ercren ariN car11y
Georgia orer all others. lifelong Democrats
are coming over to Bell = not leaders, but the
voters, the people. "--Erchange.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

OTHER ARREsTs.-Two young men
have been arrested for the robbery of the
dwelling of Mr.. David Brown in the upper part
of this county. Over 500 were stolen from
a bureau drawer the greater part OF which
was found upon the person of one of them
who formerly lived with Mr.. Brown. The
arrests were made in Elarfurd county.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

.DNFrldav's papers contain telegram
FROM New Orleans stating that Gen. Walker
the " grey-cycd man of destiny" had been
shot by the Honduras government. SO ends
the somewhat cvcnlfu chapter of the life of
man who was the victim, no doubt, Of per.
nicious public sentiment that looks to an ex.
tension Of our geographical limits by filibus-
tcriSm.
DTA Tery large and enthusiastic Dell and
Everett meeting was held at Bel Air, Hartford
county. last Saturday. Messrs. a. w.
Bradford j. Morrison ifarris. j. d. Roman,
James U. Dennis and f. III. Webster ad-
dressed it..
D@Rev, Jas. A, McCauley, Pastor of the
Wesley Chapel, Washington, a near relative
of Jas. McCauey Esq. Register of Wills of
this county. has beer lying dangerously i'll of
Pneumonia, but at last accounts was thonght
to be recovering.
u The philada. Will, and Bait. r. r. Co.,
| at meeting Of the Directors OIL Wednesday
last declared dividend of .! per cent. on
the last six months profits.
GDTA Grand Bell and Everett barbecue will
be held at Chestcrtown, Kent County, on the
9th of October.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
ARREsr-Our Port Items last wee

ARREsr-Our Port Items last week
repol ted ga short speech and a race" We
have since learned that the individual wha
answered the speech by taking to the hill,
was arrested in lIavre de Grace, and lodged
III the Hartford county jail. He is said to b,
known in this county. The stolen, but re-
covered, horse WAS Owned by one Of til,
Mcssrs Graham Of Chrcstown.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
CONST ABLE'S SALE.

PY virtue of a writ OF Fcndtion EXponaS
ID ISSUED by Samuel Hays, one of the Jus
tccs of the Peace of the State of Maryland.
in and for Cecil county. to me directed,
will expose to sale at public auction, at the
town of t)cciItony on
.No"doy, the 18th dag of October, 1860,
at O'Clock, for Ca sh, HOUSE and LOT,
adjoining the lands Of VIM. Myers late the
property of libby Hall. seized and taken in
execution at the suit of John A. Craig.
J. L. PRICE,
Sept -, lSGO-ts. Constable.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
LIVE FENCEt

wv f beg leave TO call the attention of the
w Planters of Maryland and Delaware to
our large stock Of OSAGE ORANGE, which
it is believed will make better Fence IN less
time than any other plant now known.
Good one year old Plants for sale low by
the ! 900 and 10000.
A. +. CONARD Il BRO.,
West Grotc, Chester county.
Sept %. lSGO-ti. Pa.
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$50 Acres, More or Less :

HHu I HcrtN! give NOTICE That on
Tuesday. Me OH day Of October, 1850 ;
at CECILTON. between the honrs of and 3
O'Clock. will sell said property so seized
and taken in execution. by Public Sale, to
the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said
writ and cost. }. p. PRICE.
Sept ~, lS60-ts. Constable.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
n Office.

ENllE County Commissioners of Cecil
l. county will meet at thciI Office. in Elk
ton, on Tuesday, the 9th day Of October,
next. to attend to such business as may be
brought before them. By Order.
. j. S. CRAWFORD,
sept ~, lSbO-3w. Clerk.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

II COLLECTORS whose accounts remain
" unsettled on the Books Of the Commits
sloners, are hereby notified to appear and
set lie the same on or before the 9TH of
October, next. BY Order.
}. S. CRA WFORD, Clerk
Sept %, lsGO-3w. Com rs Cecil comfy.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
Samuel MARSHALL,
DENTIST

DENTIST.
MO. los WEST SEVENTH STREET. between
IN Shplcy and Orange, WILMINGTON. Del.
: having enjoyed practice in this city a
ruInbcr of years with pleasure refers to the PROM
inent citizens generally. Sept l. ls60--ly
I ME. Agricultural and Building Lime. fol
- saIe by JOHN FAltIRlpGE.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

0J=The receipts Of the American Coloni-
zation Society last month amounted to
EDS ,40S, including S21 | - lrom the United
States government.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
CHARLES RUNlPP.

PORTE MONNAIE.
POCKET BOOK AND SATCHEL
MANUFACTURERS,
MO. Al NORTH SIXTH STREET, below Arch
~ PHILADELPHIA.
Porte Monnaic, Cigar Cases, Pocket Books
Port Folios, Cabas. Satchcls
Dressing Cases, Money Belts, Work Boxes
Bankers Cases. Purses. Etuies, &C.,
WHOLESALE And RETAIL.
Aug 1SG0--ly
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
q BAYARD TAYLOR.

EAECUIORS SALE
Of Valuable Personal Property.
RY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
- ofCcci county, the Undersigned Exccu-
tors of the late F.. j. Rinchart, will offer at
PUBLIC SALE, in the the town OF Port De-
post, on
-. Thursday the lin ofOoiobcr, 1860.
at o'clock, Z. NJ, personal property to wit: :
TWO DWELLING HOUSES, situated in
what is called iddetown and occupied by
JAS. n Walter Powers, subject to ground
rent Of $50 per annuln. TWO HORSES, ONE
CARRIAGE, ONE BUGGY. ONE SULKY
RUNNING GEARS of ROCKAWAY (new)
ONE SLEIGH, SLEIGH BELLS aud BUt'.
FAlO. CARRIAGE. CART & WAGON
HARNESS. SADDLES. BRIDES, WAC
ONS, CARTS WllEEI.BARROWS Grind
stone, Picks and Shovels.
QUARRYING TOOLS Crowbars, Striking
Hammers, Angnrc and ,lcdgcs.
LUMBER-S0 900 it. of White pine, Oak
and Chestnut Lumber on wharf at Port
Deposit, u, ,lO7 it. Saw Mill lumber and one
pile Al Oak estimated II 900 # at Lapidum
CANAL BOAT ss ANN ELIZA"
GuNS.-Threc superior double barrelled
guns and one rifle.
ANCHORS, CHAINS, HAWSERS, and
other articles not enumerated.
TERMS OF SALE.-Alf sums. under ten
dollars cash; on sums of ten dollars and
upwards, credit Of four months will be given
purchasers giving note or bond with sufficient
security. }. HOWARp PUGH,
GEO. w. MEIlAFFEY,
ANNIE NJ. RINEIlAHT,
ELIZABETH RINEHART.
Sept. -, 1880, is. Executors.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
From TEXAs.-A letter from Bolton, Texas

From TEXAs.-A letter from Bolton, Texas,
has the following:
Gen. Houston has withdrawn. and the
entire press that supported him will at once
launch out for Bell and Everett. Not less
than nineteen papers will hoist their names
in ten days. A number of the people who
have been for Brcckinridge have announced
themselves for Bell. Their names float high
here on fine flag. You will soon have good
news fiom Texas
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

0JTA meeting of the friends of Bell and
Everett will nc held at Bddle's Hotel, in
Chesapeake City on Thursday evening next,
for the purpose Of forming Bell and Evcrdt
Club. JAS. T. Mccullough, VIM. J. Jones
and j. W. Clayton, Esqrs., have been IN.
vitcd and are expected to address the meeting.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
GRAND RALLY FOR THE UNION
The People and the Union against
the Politicians and the Sections.

\ GRAND MASS MEETING will
be held at Elkton on Thursday, October
Eth in fnrthcrance Of the cause of the
candidates of the Constitutional Union
Party, john Bell Of Tennessee, and
Edward Everett Of Massachusetts.
HON. j. DIXON ROMAN,
GEO. A. PE\RKE, ESQ,
HON. HENRY WINTER DAVIS,
Hon. J. MORRISON HARRIS,
HON. Il. Ii. WEBSTER,
HON. WM. II. PIRNELL,
HON. ANTHONY KENNEDY,
HON. THOS. SWAMI,
HON. CHAS f. GOLDSBOROUGU,
JAS. 7. DENNIS ESQ,
HENRY w. ARCHER ESQ,
JOHN Il. SMITH ESQ,
\. W. BRADFORD ESQ,
Have been invited and are expected to
address the meeting.
AS this is probably the only county
meeting that will be held before the cleo
ton, let there be universal turnout of
the sturdy sons of Cecil, and let it SET
TIE At ONCE and FINALLY that Cecil
stands BY THE UNION, TIE CONsTITu.
TlON and THE ENFORCEMENT or THE
LAWS,
The people of the adjoining counties
of Pennsylvania and Delaware, and our
ncighbors of Kent and Hartford are cor
daily invited to attend the meeting.
The meeting will be organized at j.
o'clock, NJ.
A FINE BAND OF MUSIC
will be in attendance. BY order
or TIE COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

u Hons Tho mas Swami, II. W. Davis,
+. Ii. Webster and Anthony Kennedy have
positively promised to be present and address
the grand Mass Meeting on the 4lh of October
NEXT
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
EVANS & WATSON'S
Philadelphia Manufactured d
SALAMhHDER safes.
SAIISEI'HY. Mp. Aucust %. Is

SALismnY. Mp. August %. 1860.
NJ fsSES. EVANS Il WATSON ten llrmcn -
The No. Salamandcr Safe which we purchased
of You Sept ID. 1888. passed through the fi.e
which nearly destroyed Salisbury OH the 10Th Of
August 1850. and on opening ,hc Safe after tn.
fire, the books, papers and valuable. con, aimed
within were safely pre.crvcd
-g'Wc will call in few days anil purchase
another ofyour 5. 'cs Very respectfully. yours,
RIDER E TOADNINE
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22


0LJ"In the hands of the State Committees
of the two wings of the democracy the New
York fusion Jared badly. On Saturday last
the Sub. Committee Of the Douglas party re-
fused to allow the Breckinridgcrs more than
six electors and four more in certain uncer.
tain contingency, with two candidates on
the State ticket. and these only upon the
condition that they be new men. The Breck
cnrldgers would not accede. and SO the thing
! ended. On Monday night last, at Grand
Union meeting held at the Cooper Institute,
the fusion was taken hold of by the people. -
The meeting was very large and enthusiastic,
and was addressed by Mayor Wood, ex.Gov.
Morchead Of Kentucky, Hon. II. W. Willard,
of Alabama, Randall Hunt, of Louisiana
and others. lfnn. Jno P. Kennedy, Of Md,
and Gen. Whitfield Scott, were among the
list OF Vice Presidents. The following rcso.
lutions were adopted by acclamation.
Resolrcd, That as Electors of President
and Vice President were the creations of the
Federal Constitution, stepping in between the
direct vote of the people, and cutting off theil
direct vote for President, thus eStopping the
people from the direct expression Of :hcil
preferences for the Presidency. the only re.
source left for US, the people. alagrccing upon
the sacrifice of mere men-prt fcrcnces, is
to insist upon one electoral Ticket, in order
to present onecomnon front against the COM
mon adversary Of Nationa. Peace, Concord and
Unity.
ReSolrcd, That as we are no mans property
belonging to neither Breckinridge, Bel MOI
Douglas, but our own masters, with in
dependent wills and powers, no mere Party
Conventions, nor Political Machine can har
ness us, to drag or draw mere men. and thu,
in diverse harness, to drag and draw eacl
other TO pieces; and therefore, we SHOULD
have no more Breckenridge ticket, nor Bel
ticket. nor Douglas ticket. but one common
Union ticket.
UNION FOR THE SAKE OF TIE UNION.
81.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
Ncw and Desirable Fall Goods.

II lLLlNGSWORTII Il co. are now
IA receiving and opening one the cheap
est and most desirable Stocks of scasunabIc
Goo'ls ever offered to This community.
Next week IN addition to their endless
variety sllsy will open an extensive assort-
mcnt of
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
UNION FOR TIE SAKE OF T.

UNION FOR THE SAKE OF TIE UNION.
Resolrcd, And that, in order to create and
secure such ticket. the President of this
meeting be authorized to select Committee
of fifteen gentlemen, vested with full power
to adopt such an Electoral ticket as the crisis
and the country now demand.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
Common and Fine Clothing.

ut such prices rs will astonish the nativcs.'
O-y" All kinds oI country prodccc: Wood,
Gr'ln OF all kinds. Potatoes, &c, &c.. taken
in exchange for foods vt fair prices. We
study to please.
kILLINGSWORTH& X CO.,
Sept ~, lsGU--'m. North E,st.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

For Sale, and ready for Delivery.
rE OOO PEACH TREES of bost varieties.
iC,OUU Apple, Apricot, Pear, &c. of
superior qualities. For catalogues and prices,
arply to +. PULLEN. lIightstown. N j., or
JAMES W. WRoTI & Co. III Market Stree t
Philadelphia. Iaus %, lS60-Gm.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
For Sale-5O.OOO Peach Trees

TUr SdIc-0V,UUV fCdcH TFCtS
A ND orhcr NURSERY Srock Send for n
n Descriptive catalogue. giving giving plain
directions for thcir proper treaimcnt-GnAIls.
WILLIAM PARRY.
Sept. 8. l660-2m CINSAMINsOS, n J.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
Harmony GrOve Nurseries.

ISAAC JAtk son.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22

will be in attendance. BY order
or TIE COM. OF ARRANGEMENT s
The Cecil Whig., 1860-09-22
Notice to Former C0Ilectors.

Sept 80, lS60-3w.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
pey- Actors are prone 10 use blank

pav- Actors are prone 10 use blank
verse, even in their ordinary CONVEX.
satioa. A good story is told Of John
Philip Kemble, in illustration Of this
professional tendency lie was walk.
ing about the streets Of London with
Bannister, the eminent actor, When q
beggar aocosied them and asked for
aims. kemble gave him a penny,
whereupon the following dialogue oc-
cured
KsmJfs See that thou hast penny
BeggD-tLookinR into his bandl-f
have, sir.
hsmtis Turning TO his friendl- Ban
mister
u IL not often that do these things.
But-rbsn I do, do them handsomely.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20
1sssporta Notice.

The use u ?. Msfmsy's SANITARY CRUEL
has produced most sslutsry effects. which We
hasten 10 make known 70 The public Al large.
Among It's other good qualities, which are uni
vsrssliy acknowledged. u has been found 10 he
highly sssfsi and bssesolest 10 Women In The
state n Pregnancy, and that II facilitates their
delivery.
~ also improves positively The qssIisy and ~
crease the quantity Of Mix Of Nurses.
No other Kind 81 Food can be compsred 10 II
II may he administered without fear 70 The young.
es. children; u Seffeshsss and strengthens them
and preserves them. sgainst o great many Dis :
eases peculiar ~ their age.
We 'nsy therefore carefully recommend ~ ~
every family. e.
Every cbe.pound paper Of the SANITARY
CRUEL contains thifiy.two portions fsr Que per.
son. They sre ~ signed by y. NAgMAy, In.
ventor and psteptee.
General Depot at New orIesns--s4 Cont street,
between Charities and Royal. mYp.lya.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20

AN EsoUiMAux IN Nfw YoRR "A
meeting Of the New York Geo.
graphical Society was held on the
evening Of the 9Th instant, 10 re
ceive certain gentlemen connec
ted with Arctic explorations. The
Post says;
DR.. Hays was present, aud gave
an outline Of his contemplated
voyage 10 the Artic regions, for
The PURPOSE Of verifying Dr. Kane's
discovery Of the open polar sea.
Perhaps the chief attraction Of
The evening was Cudloekdehue, 40
Bsquimaux.
Nj & Y. Hall, Of Ohio, said that
~ few weeks before the return of
Captain M'Cliniock Senators Pugh,
Chase aud others tnemorialized the
British Admiralty b. give TO the
Americans The use Of the licsolutc
lof The purpose Of containing The
search fUr FrankliDg. But even
now he did not believe that oil the
ono hundred and five men of Frank
Inns expedition were dead he
thought some Of them wcro still
living.
Mr. Hall commented ~ some cxs
toni Dpon tho course adopted by
Sir John Franklin. He proposed
with ten on fifteen moD, 10 go ~
tho Rescue, now lying ready at
New London, mp through Hudson
Straits to the places where traces
of Sir Johns party had been dis.
covered. He thought there was
but little doubt that some sufvi.
vors would be found among the
Esquimaux IN these regions lie
was sure be- could l've anywhere
where this man pointing to Mr..
Cudlookdcbue) could. lie intend.
cd 10 go there and stay two years
and u half, and bring back some
news Of tho survivors " posi-.
bio.
Judge Caly stated that Capt.
Buddipgton had lived with tho rs
quimaux for u year and had brough,
with him on his last voyage ono
who was anxious to sec this coun-
try. Tho Esquimaux informed him
that he suffered no Inconvenience
from our climate; ho intended 10
return this spring
Captain Buddingtop states that
Mr.. Cudlockdohuc had drawn some
charts Of his coasts, which were
morc reliable than those Of tho
Admiralty.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-20

A BArrIsMAL SuPERsTrroN.--It il
not often that our parish church can
produce more than one baptism at
a time; but, tho other Sunday after
noon, there vas the unusual mum.
Der of three christenings--two boys
and girl. The parents of one boy
were IN n very respectable class Of
lie; the parents Of the two other
children were in humble circum-
stances. The parties at the font
had been duly placed by the oflicia-
ting clergyman Mr.. Milkinsop, our
esteemed curate); and as il hap
pened, the girl and her sponsors
were placed last in order. When
the first child--who was the boy of
the poor parents--was about TO be
baptised, the woman who carried
the little girl elbowed her way I'D
to Mr.. Milkinsop, in order that the
child she carried might be the first
to be baptised To do this she had
(very contrary TO the usual custom
of the poor, whom all essential
points at least-are generally as
refined as their superiors) rndely
to push her "betters"-i. e, the spon-
sors Of the second boy. AS she did
so, she whispered to one of the spon.