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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-08-22

i LORD BACON beautifully ! sa a5 ;,o #
man be gracioasto stFangeEshlt SsiApW
he isse citizen of the 3vorld, and li. the !.
his heart Is no island cut of from 9th
er lands, but a continent that join
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-08-22

An indian being at an Englishnar's
table ct Surat, expressed his surprise
By loud EXPLANATIONS, on seeing a
large quantity Of fFoth ooze QUE Of a
bottle Of porter az soon as the cork
was drawn Being asked what sur
prised him, he-replied, 81 don't won
der at all the fFothathat comes out Of
the bottle but how did you ever con-
>tr1ve to squeeze it all ia 7vs GOO, ( Il
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-08-22
BIB. BLACKWELL, EDITOR.
e0etB opk.
The Ploughman.

Tearing, up the stubborn Soil
Trndging, drndging, toiling, moiling
Hanas.and feet and garments soiling,
Who woald grndge the ploughman'
Yetsthere's lustre in his eye. toll
Borrowed from yon glowing sky;
And there's meaning in his glances
That bespeak no dreamer.s fancies--
For his mind has precious lore,
Cleaned from Natures sacred store.
Telling ap yon weary hill,
He has worked since early morning,
E'ase and rest end pleasure scorning,
And he's at his labor still
Though the slanting western beam
Quiyering on the CLASSY stream,
Aud .yon cid elm's length'nd shadow,
Flung athwart the yerdent meadow,
Tellthat shadowy twilight gay
Cannot now be far away.
See ! he stops and wipes his brow
Marks the rapid suns descending
Marks his shadow FAR extending
Deems it time to Cult the plough.
Weary nan and weary steed,
Welcome food and respite Needs.
'Tisthe hour when bird and bee
Seek repose--and why not he 7
Nature loves the twilight blest,
Let the toilworn ploughman rest I!
Ye who nuraed upon the breast
Of ease and pleasure enerpating,
Ever new delights creating,
Which not long retain their rest
klre upon your taste they pail,
What avail your pleasures all |
It is hard bat pleasant labor,
BE, youruseful, heaIthfuI neighbor,
Finds enjoyment, real, true
'Fainly sought by such as you.
Natures open volume lies,
Richly tinted, brightly beaming,
With its various lessons teaming,
All outspread before your eyes,
DeBy glades and opening flowers,
Emerald medoWs, Fernal bowers,
Sun and shade and bird and bee,
Fount and forest, hill and lea
All things beautiful and fair,
His benignant teachers are
Tearing up the stubborn soil:
Tradging, drudging toiling moiling
Hands andfeet and garments soiling
Vhe would grudge the ploughman8
Of 7t5c bna I4l1 ap5 r7oolt \ -, h;,,,. IL s12
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-08-22

A few days since, q barber offered
reward of $40 for the best receipt
for Instantly removing superduous hair.
Among the answers was one farwar-
ded by a gentleman who speaks from
experience. Y We give iti:a 'sUTnder-
take to kiss aspnnky woman against
her WILL flGuoa A a6H 4af
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-08-22

THE VANILLA. The Vanilla, so
nnch priced for its delicious favor, is
the product of & vine which grows 10
the top Of the loftiest trees. It's leaves
somewhat resemble those Of the grape,
the flowers are red and yellow, and
when they fall of are succeeded By
the pods. which grow in clusters like
our ordinary beans green at first
they change to yellow, and finally to
dark brown. To be preserved, they
are gathered when yellow, and put in
heaps for a few days to ferment.
They are afterwards placed in the sun
to dry, fattened by the hand and care
fully rubbed with cocoanut oil, and
then packed in dry plantain leaves. so
as to conine their powerful aromatic
odor. The vanilla bean is the article
used to scent snuff, flavor ice-crean,
jellies &c. The plant grows in Gen.
trail America and other hot countries.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-08-22

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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-08-22
LAMBERTyILLE N. J., WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST %. 1860.

Dr.. ADAM CLARK said that ethe
old proyerb about having too many
irons in the fire, was an abominable
old lie. Have all in it, shovel, tongs,
and poker. y Wesley said ~ an al
ways in haste, but never in hurry !:
leisure and | have long taken leave Of
each other" He travelled about five
thousand miles in year; preached
abont three times a day, commencing
at Eve o'clock In the morning and
his published works amounted to about
two hundred volumes. Asbury trav-
eled six thousand miles in q year, and
preached necessarily. Coke crossed
the Atlantic eighteen times, preached,
wrote, Travelled, established missions,
begged from door to door for them,
and labored in all respects as if, like
the apostles, be would turn the world
upside down"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
FROM LONG BRANCH.
corespondence'of The ~ Y. Tribune.


LoSG BRANCH, Aug %, 1860.
The new railroad leading TO this place has given
sharp flip to travel from New-York hitler. Life es
pecialy smoDg busy people, Is so short that redue-
ton Of reary two hours 10 the time required to come
to the Jersey Bofis is consideration to be priced.
Most of all on Saturday afternoons ara crowds poured
into Long Branch. The hotels, all on the nights in
row, face the sea, and those nearest the railroad pre-
sent the greatest sffiuence of company. There is
something not little startling in the huge publicity of
one of these establishments: cannot rec )ncie the
cot womsply shrinking characteristics With the
IaIs6e, hustle and of piazza open as tue ful-
ton-sir,et Market the wharves where the riches.
pc fusion of chsrus, hse arms low necks, a1d the
dazzling ss6ucions Of ball room sdomments are all to
be PEASANT vi bout ticket of invitation, or
tie ghost If usiveness privacy Cuto rules aud
the nore of TIE japanese in their openair operations
ezctes The mild remark Of the traveller for the "a ne
rpsson may The Fascinating innocence Of watering
place expOiioDs psrm us to inouge in the traveller
pivisg-. Nor 70 the custom Of ndis 'rlmuate bathing
by portion of Tie persons at watering pl res-onsa-
II aid De- brides and 20 for b. at ded by IN tscallne
0usIdars de sped ext nnae his rsh oil of feminine
publicity would gently brt tba, has eiec, inst
The rev, Zee. lmsgiue lovely girl once seen aod
known III TIE generous aupl udes OF crinohae, the
bsrn otious ow Of locks vel coifed. snd the modest
positions due tie dIswitg-room suddenly transformed
into bud OF blue, yellow and red rsgs, looking
like Growpsd puppy 10 a "week wash; tossedlibout
by the wares with ~ little ceremony dead lob
er; subjected 20 the grasp Of her nearest uegh1or-
all ter DIVINITY dssipa "a 10 the damp hurls bury Of
the scene end We have II il abuse of ssa-bshirg
As life at tie sea-hore does not necessarily Include
these ezpOsitious OF heavenly w)nan on the land or
he waters and here are many Peep here who could
not he il ducsd to indulge u them, we advise sl Who
asEiIe to the beet iless sud practices Of the best
co iety {, essay form. These mutitodlnons lun-
bles, wet and dry may { sch young ladies 20 take
care Of the mselVss but what il left to guard when
the sypboism of the blush is disspated aud the bold
e takes its place
The air rere is equal to Il a let loose ovsr Pa
sdise when The first pair took er first promenade on
the suks Of the RnphTses Il lie the last best gin to
the Summer traveller in ssar If viviicstion the at
sphere is more inspiring thsn that of Newp TT,
though f-rber Souh and with this ad vantage that
the hotels doe uooD the EDGE OF the huff ever
the Ie,petts o! the literal WINDS of hesveo as they
come in their witeless fight from the Mediterra-
neAn uni by rood of territory. Then, too the
epcuTe eye feast the 10 OF calls, OF the AR
goes OF many nations. going coming-s volant
crowd of beauty and power. W. H.F.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
GANG OF YOUNG BURGLARS.
SIX STOKES BROKEN OPEN.

SIX STOKES BROKEN OPEN.
Yesterday afternoon clerk in the employ Of Metsrs.
Miller Luther. fruit dealers at No. 1876 Washingtsa
street. having occasion to 20 to the store found the
place In great disorder, de,ks having been broksa
open and ransacked, boxes Of cgs aud ssrdnes over
baued, &c. Without delay be repaired to the Third
Ward Staticn-House and informed Sergeant Lent tho
officer in command Of the fact and stated that he b.
lieved the thieves still about ths premises
Sergeant Mathews Of the Preciiet with oflcers
Storrs Rose ard Spence returned WITH the clerk 10
the store and upon examination found that the stock
not only in this but IN several other stores 10 the neigh
borhood had been turned topsy turvy. n one sore,
the thieves had made desperate attack uFon ircs
safe with Ratchet The iron work was badly
dented and battered and several pieces torn az
but the burglars failing to make any satisfactory in
preston upon the strong box had abandoned the work
II was found that the stores Nos 1873, 1884, and I7a
Washington street, and Nos 81 &C. and So, es;h oc-
cupied by different firms Rad been broken Open the
burglars effec,ing entrance through the skyghts In
the rear and the seutles. In each store the officers
found the stock overturned and large quantities Of
pennies scattered over ths -four. For several hours
during the afternoon the officers searched through The
several buildings above mentioned In hopes of dioov-
ering the whereabouts Of the burglars h was conf
IDENTIFY believed that they still about the preses-
They finally concluded that the rascals had succeeded
in slipping out while they passing from store to
store and about giving up the search, when On.
Spence noticed short cropped head slightly pro-
truding from Pile of mats. But moment elspssA
before the of the shorcropped bead was drag
ged from his hiding-place, AMI it was only under
threats of severe beating with policemso's club
that he disclosed the hiding places Of hi, companions
The young rascal, however, refused to speak bat
indicated the whereabouts of bis associates by ncuing
bis head in the direction where they were concealed.
Three more Of the gang were found under huge piles
Of mats over hich the officers had repeatedly stamped
and no doubt trod upon their heads several times.
Two of the gang had escaped to the roof where they
were concealed behind chimney. The police during
their search had repeatedly heard the sound Of voices.
but were unable to make out 10 certainty whether
they came from the building from the street. The
entire gang was marched to the Staton-House and
locked up by Sergeant Lent.
They gave the names ss James OConnor Jcha
Troy, Angus us Russmau, Michael Burns, John Con-
way, James Mccall. Their age varied from Ia 70 10
years of age.
In one of the stoves the thieves bad packed up so9
in pennies in bag. They had also si5 In pennies
nicely rolled up and packed in basket 1t is esmsea
that the gang damaged and destroyed property to she
amount of 81 900. They viii be taken 10 the Police
Court to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
Pennsyiyania Politics

HARRISBURG, "wednesday aug - looO
"The CoDs itutiOnal UOipo Sta Cel trtl Co nmitee
met here to-day every Congress- nal District b-iog
represented. Cheering accounts fro ali parts Of the
State were received and et-ong drspjritiO n.aoi-
tested for the onOu of : nsicuai Co Dmltte3
has been appointed TO select residential Eiecto e.
The foregoing dispatch bas been char+ ae lied by
some of The PeBDs ,lgsuis papers rs glari 3gy 'se
and The stzteuien, made that mere were tive ty.
f 20 Bel ana Everett at the mass meet Dgi aud
on he Fart If hoss who send telsgraphic dispatches
to the Assccisted Press 10 make many false repre-
ssntauODs as possible.
In Jeiefn 70 the shove remarks, the Philioe Jhla
sgent sci de the following dspa'eh 10 snc t'e II us
transmission of the repor 20 NewYork ia the form In
which il vss pdblis 20: ~. ,o.o ..
" PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY., Avg. IS 1860 .
Col. Seymour q member Of the Ual)n Ce1trai
Committee, ssnt ihs Harrisburg dispatch, wnl'h had
been written out by the 800. Henry NJ Fu.l-r B''h
declare that the dispatcn entirely correct and VIII
STAND By H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

cod ITonsldes" got little scratching at Annapolis
On entering the barbor she sgrouud and had nov
got off when correspondent closed bis ietter ."
Thursday He thinks che is not seriously lnjurea'
however. 49,
The sailors of the new steam-sloop Pawnee' y u"
adephia are TO be transferred to the Powhaah' ior
service in the Gulf ef Mexico. small drai' IRON Tue
NORTH Carolina left here on Saturday, TO complete the
ships company Of the l'tter.
The ,crew steamer Mohawk Ct the home fleet was
to arrive at Pensacola Friday from mstaszAs,
which port 81 left on the 18Th. Having given run
on shore to Der ships company and taken on board
fre,h ,tores snd provors, abe would return to her
cruiiiog quarters.
The sloOp Of war PIsble will be due at Boston 10.
morrow. Whether abe viii be put out Of commission
or go back to the CULTS not known as yeti
The steam slooS Richmond has PACED inspection
st Norfolk. SAs Ia now ready Sor sea orders. The
escort Of Lsst Mullins Wagon Road party consisting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
FIRES.
rIRP J.SH STREET,
Court to-day


About 10 clock Safu 'dsy Digh', fire occuyre4,
from soue unknown csnse, in the slsughrerhouse Oh
Sylvester Ro6insoD, No l32 Jane street, aud belize
it could be eztnguisbed damage to the amount Of $so
was sustained
PIRE IN WATER STREET.
The sane right fire broke out il the ba'euent, Ne.
2l5 Water street, occupied by A. A. Thompson Stove
dealer. Dauage tr'firg
FIRE IN GREENWICH STREET.
At @ lste hour on Sarurd4y right fre was discov-
cred in the swery store of Mr. G. f. Frank corcer OF
Greenwich and CodlsDdt streets, and an sl4ru
promptly given. Tbs fremen arrived, bu. bef,rs
they succeeded in exnguishing the f4m-s TIE STICK
snd building damaged TO the amount OF 81 600.
Fully covered by Insurance.
FIRE IL EAST TwESTY.sEcoSD STREET.
Last MS ht at clock fire occurred IN the dwelling
house No. l54 East Twenty second street in coa~-
ounce of the explosion of a csmphene lamp. Damage
slight.
FIRE IN NINTH AVENUE.
About half en- hour thereafter ire brote out IN M
BouRbams stable corner Of Que Hund re'h strest ana
Ninth aver ne; but bsiug discovered at an early mo
meut, it was soon extpgnished; damage slight.
FIRE IN WALLER STREET.
wrdow curtain in the dxeliog house No. -
Walker street. took fire last night, from lamp that
was left standing by and oocasioned stu alarm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
ofLkassnAnss White. Howard, ssd Lyo1, and ~ -
w,re expected "a return To tho department OF 0Nga,

Of Lkassnans. White. Howard ssd Lyoa, and ~ -,
wtre expected 10 return 10 tho department OF 0Ng0,
wnh Major Blshe's command On the 10th oll
Companies II and @ Of the Second Foot arrived Il
the site OF the new military post a. PswDes Fork 90
the 4th OF May. new fort has been commeoosl.
WIDER the suPeriu'eDderce Of Major wassel. ct the
Fork where escorts for the mails will be stationed.
largo Reinforcement Of cavalry and drssooss was
observed e" route to the new post on the I'D of MY.
Company G. mounted riHemsa, Is ordered to Ysrt
Craig, Nes-Mexico. The besdq1xters and Cosnps-
MES d, F. and II of the Third Foot, lsys been heard
from, on their way TO Texas, all well.
Advioes from the Western Depart men. have come 10
hard. The troops stthe different posts were ~ei bot
In many instances were very unsettled a. regards
quarters. The first escort from Fort Union 10 Fort
had reached lite destination, and com
meDced operations. Previous 10 ts departure Genena
Court Martial had convened for the tiI Of officers and
men, and another expected TO d for the invessga
ton Of some charges against Lieut. Dabney who has.
Il Is alleged, been making rather free with the pubic
property. The Lieutenant served In the Mexican war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

The THoRoUGEBREDs AND A RACE AT SPRisG-
FIELD We Understand thai at least three fast three
yesr old colts will 60 from this vicinity to compete for
tie prize at the Springfield horse exhibition. Now, how
can Il Judges award the prize Judi iouy, unless there
is tial Of speed But 10 bar Of tbis, the Scie'y
which osn Hsmpden Park, and offers toe prizes are
OF Opposed TO count. nance borse-sce, aua N itct
we believe prohibited by their charter from onsr
ing prize for the fastest horse at any gaze ou AK
or trot Such is the fear of counien4nci'g anything
Ike bore acipg in Msssscbusetis has the people are
d. p,iyed Of sueh an innocent enjoy ae wouii %
10 zee hess Thoroughbred colts try their metiie 7poa
,ks besnifoI course on the sbo s-grouDds OF lamp
den Park OF course the owners Of these horses are
70, gor to run them for Dothiog. and the Soeisty
e.r,ot -sv them But few fndiSidaals caa- Th m
Lar a small purse lie maSe from coptIi buttons and
AT AN hour when tie managers will give up tle
for the purpoee let us have fair trial Of what
colt do aud let tha good people Of the
CoDpsetieut ysley-he fsJm,rs and their wives, and
soDs ard dsug ttrs how two or three pe horses
look when ridden Ground q race-eourse at the top 9
THAR speed. IL is very "a and proper pasiims Y
great horse exhibition lis notproperly hossrs 90
nor will the thousands who will witness t, and *,
tie welkin Iing with shoas Of cath tacion have coca
SIGN to feel q at bey parons Of o0urss Blu
as fine h;r es q, fnl SPEED form Of the rettiss
sights in the world VS. hope II may be seen by thos.
who attend the Spring feld boTse exhibition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

r<Aee. sbs be urahs 10 c. niinus II the Office 20"
bols for spy considerable portion Of the spproseeise
poltea year sht uld b. honor Of reelection again oe
Couf.rr,d uJoo me. deem il my duty, therefore, to
take The ssist opportunity upon reaching thit .oaho
tina, may be Irsseured TO the Convention Of The fn
inst
Nv heat 70 "ed 9th gratitude to The REQ pie Of hs
ss1h' FOR the honor They conferred uoon me-
No political s'rye cvud prs.ent to m. grsatsr st'Tae
III thar the 'ff,e row bold furth,' c)n'n 1anee
in which from considerations entirely private and per-
coral, l sn Low cou p+lied to decline.
sbs1 tsissu il pIiEil e. to SUPPORT most heartily
the ncnirsiops hst msy be made by the Convention,
al 10 contribute every thing 10 my power 70 swell the
trim ph Of excellent r. publica1 candidates for tue
Pr, sid rcy and Vice Pfesdetoy Of the United aes.
Ycu i'll pies 20 prsent 70 the Convention in such
msrpT Sc nav seem 70 you most appropriate, my re-
solution upno tbis sntjscf, and believe me- as ever,
EATHL. p. BANKS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
RECEIVED BIZ

s,eO,.i Dispsscb to rhs n. Y Tribune.
WAsHNGaos, Aug. 20, 1850.
JUDGE DOUGLAS At THE SOUTH
1t is understood that Judge Douglas will speak
within the Iext ten days at places 10 the following
order: Raleigh and GoldsbOrOueh. N c., and Pc
tersburg, RicbmOBd Charlottesville, Staunsou, and
Winchester, Va. While the Judge is makiog
many speeches, it seems that Mr.. Breckenridge has
determined to make one oily, whica will, of course
be scattered far aid WIDE by the Breckenridge Ma
hOusl COMMITTEE here. They have already sent
out documents BY the million. Singulady enough,
tie missiyes OF all parties PupOIt to be franked by
III. c., yet there are 10 enough of tn privi-
legged gentlemen here to frsok 1.-THE Of what is
dispatched by the mails. bear at the City Post
Office that the members whose franks are 90 pro-
fusey used declare that the indorseme nts their
own This must be upou the legal prociple that
what ole does by auOrhtr hs does himself
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
There is q good deal of agitation at this point
concerning Mexican effoifs. OF course there is q
desire to otervsne snd Ut Juarez 10 possession Of
the Central Government; bet how 1t is TO be Legal
ly done does not readily occur to conservative
minds. large naval force is to be concentrated at
Vera Cruz ard it is probable that Deither block
adee nor bOubArdments viii be cyunteoanced "a
lees Spain makes her demOnstrat on in force Nj
MeLaDe's counsel is solicited
THE DEGROOT CLAIM.
The Secretary of War has recalled or suspended
his award to Dir. DegroO' ssy ng. as earn in Of
fetal quar- ets, that MIR Bates e ter to him re
fsned TO IN my last DISPATCHED worked ca ,nge
in his views That let ar is dated August %,
While notice Of the award reached the Treasury on
the 23d. 1t Looks as ii Nc Bates did not send his
letter to Dir. Floyd until sitter toe award was
made, wishing to get ire reeOg itioU OF damage to
Mr. DegroOt, and Intending to step 10 a't-rward
claiming To be the party trGl, entitled. Tois is
sharp pract ce, and It is certain tier. has been
sharp practice all a~ouud, for uumer us aud 10.
faebtal Lobby has rarely be-o exhibited ts7lf
at this point. The bill was got through Congress
upon the pretenss hat The papers il the case az tue
efice of the Secretary of ,h- Treasury were so
volumiI Gus that it was impossible to properly ex-
anime and decide upon tie merits Of the claim.
Therefore Mr. CObbs iust decls on was tabO,d by
our wise Legs ators, at Gov. Flo d was autbO'
lied to rev ew the case. TIE latter has doubtless
been deceived by designing PersOos, for, on all
hands at the Treasury, the Claim is pronounced
groundless.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
The Atlantic and Great Western
RAtlrOa6

JAAEsTowS, n. Y, Satu cav Aug. % 1901
Tire & a trsin over ,be lautic and Crest Western
Rsrosd bss jud arrived at this pla 80 mile fro a
tire iuuc,ion with the Nv YOIk and Fri Railroad
having on board Messrs. n. March c. hi9ot, ana
Oh eIs of the New York ard Eri- Rosdi also Mr..
K.ppaJd Chief En- giuesr Of the Atl4otc and Gre 1t
Wese.n Rsilroad, end a number of oth'r excursion
iss There l. &c / en- nu.ia m here in reg ard to he
mater. The Road will be opened for butlnes' duripg
The ensuing week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
FreAhet In the SusIpel,anne.

WILIAhsFoRT, Pi., HsE 2bh. ISbV
The hfavy raiEs yesterday rails The we- Brscoh
YET feet. Ten or ia elve hourasa lDgs were sw-R
down the livtr from the slower boon. IRE 4yper b1iH
i csteting immsnse amcrnt, carried FIR IN y *.
haven and Pine Cr.ek. Eight million feet Of log we're
ewept from Csnphells Mills, AID Were mosly caught
here OIL the big boom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
Morements nf the President.

BEDFORD SPHsGs, Saturday Ang % IoCO'
The Presid 4Dt il III here. Among ne la'e affyae
are The Hon Augusta Sch.l, Of Newly TX; tne dJn;
Edwin Cros well, Of Eew-YOk; Gro'ge w. kgg-' Oi
Washington and joseph b. Baker, Of PhilAdsiPmA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
News from Honduras.

NV ORLEANS, SatoTdiy, Aug. %, looJ;
Advice from HoaduTas say tat Gen rail- "a'Het
and Cnbsnas will Probably meet a. Z maVsgoa, "hen
a general Government will be established.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
Philadelphia Printers Union.

PHILADELPHIA S4tu'cay. Ang p 1860.
The Printers L, ion visited Atl-I ic Guy to-day 10
t1dy. at tte iuvi's'ion If Mr.. Br dhsed. Tney mum
tsred four hundred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
interruption of a Political Meeting

Evansville I'D Saturday, Aug % looV.
A Republican meeting ~ Eswburg, indaoa a.'
night ives u rruuted by baod of 'u-D I'D on by S'
Keeper TIE Town MsrsbaL Pistols wtr- hr.d l'to
the crowd and several persons injured. The RePao-
oaDs finally drove their assaiianis from The grould.