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, 1860-08-20
Dumas OH Gaflbn1fft.

$780,. -. irEls. .!n'y 30. 1850.
zen Of p4!clm mo, uEd is the historuyr apher Of
the war. His letters ure very interesting and
read like c!isrttrs in The "Thfee Gua.ds dsmen ,
! give ynu, i'll CONCLUSION, an extract from lis
last Trcts!ug that the day utter tile battle Of
Aelazzo, Which lie Witnessed ashore, he went on
board his yacht, which, Tor safety had remained
"'st"lds The harbor, u1d sailed to the cactTauce,
when
"Scarcely had ! cast aachor when boat.
beAsiug nlan with u red shirt, $50 al Gsriiul.
dians nEe aresseI), directed Itself tcHufIs th,
yacht. Th" General had sent me al order to
take position behind the Tnchtry {steanler). 4
quarter Of an hour ::';r~.'d, / occupied the
position indicated, anI rtpaifcL on board tLo
Tuchery.
1.-THE General received me calm ard serene.
rs hs always is. ion will Fever see fnce 30
piaci.i as hi4. Truly, as Daaie says, it is tile
lion that 20 .cpoaas.'
"Wtilst NE converset, there arrived IN oar
boat. The tssaeral exchanged several words
with the men on boaru aud afterwards gave
or.'ers to lis aids. One OF them suil tn ms in
low voice, news from Messina, we will hare
work now Oh toth sides
"The General only said two, words. sl.et us
"a and asc your yacat.' 4 paper WIS hroux
to him to sign; it was credit Of SOC, ,c0V frat cs
opened Tor nin!. Signing it. be Looked towards
MY little rcssei snd said, Il should be rich to
possess yacht Ike yours
Hear ZEE, then, what saJ-Sicillians, INV
ccmpatsio's; Italians, my brothcrs-rhis man
that '.ispohcs Of the moury and blood OF Sicily :;
that gives to-day two millions Of mcn to PIED.
1non.. nod will probably give tomorrow tie
Kingdom Of Naples 10 Victor Emanuel; this
maa i not rich enough to Lug vessel worth
ousy $:.c1U.
Yesterday compared him With Ciacinna-
tu,. l}u: Ill contrast with thi. man, that has
not ~hrreon to lay his head the evening Of
battle but hia saddle, Cucianatus wusu million.
are Cincinna'us, laying aside lis sword, r..
turned to his plough. C,ncinna,us then bad 4
baldl has nu.hing hut his rock of Canreta
, 1860-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

- Mrs. GurucT, tie English lady WHO ran
away with her foatman. ID said to be =: present
in this country, living ut one If the t:l>hionabs
watersn;, places une~ IN assumed name She
il reported to be worth E3,w.,."u sterling in
her own right.
There will be n,e etsnc Of the miller. and
.1lstil]efs Of Uaio, lndianu, Illinois, Nsw T"rt,
Fcnu>ylrauta, MARYLAND, Missouri. sna Ken
lucky, 4; the Ubiu White Sulphur Springs. un
the :h:h last for tie purpose Of Consulting to-
gether, and to adupt such measures ~ would
seem most beneficial tn their interests i large
gathering Is anticipated.
-Sa.kes nppear to be unusually plenty and
vsuo1aous in Michigan. Mr. William Walton,
OF 0ronoko, was bitten BY u I'll t1e>Hake last
week aad died in two days. At Coliwat.r a
w.nlau WAS bitten in the neck bv 4 ma. eau-
ger, while she va, picking berries in n~anp,
and died before she could ret home. In tie
same town sun Of J. II. Marsh WAS bitten BY u
Fattiesnake on Friday lat. lie is now recoy.
ering.
1t is stated tLa: Baron I[unhuldt predict
ed some years ago, that tile ni.ht Of AL ,ust
lh:h, ls''p, would bH distinguished bv very
plentiful shower OF meteors. The R4rou came
Very near his mark. for tttonyh the editor OF
the Memphis 1fratsntAe watched in vain for the
fiery vtzlioIs, party Of New Enylsu,er~ were
more successful. The New Haven ia!Eud.uu4
sars that on the night of the 9Th inst, fire kuu-
drcd und tl1ty.tive diftrt Mt shooting stars we're
seen ~ corps ot Observers stationed un the
top Of higl, building in New H1vcn. Most Of
the meteors moved IN paths which, if traced
back, would iote-sect ia the constellation Per
seus. Many Of then. wers moro brilliant than
stars OF tue hrst magnitude, and lett sparkling
trains,
, 1860-08-20
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A Father Ky,te lis Son and Sol.-iu-
H.nHVe

iFsom the Crown Point {1a.} Register, lS.h.l
On Monday Last the quiet citizens OF Hobart
township were startled with the sounds OF guns.
pistols, &c, and the cry OF lnurder: Inc sounds
came frum the vicinity known as The Aum1uery
neighborhood; and Us near Us We can learn, the
particulars are about ~ 1oio"s:
A family by the name OF Mummery' CONSIST
ing Of tue Old man, three boys, aon.ln*law,
and several daughters, have been living at Va
riance for yeAr or two. have had hard words
and frequently threatened each others lsEes.--
The aunxel commenced about the old man =
property,-one son aud The soa' Tia" on one
side, and lhe old muo and tue other sons on tue
other. The two have oitcn threatened to
put IN end to the old man if they ever caught
On Monday, the old man was told by bis
daughter. thai a hawk was flying about the
house. and that be could shoot it. lie took
down heavy doube.barIcl gun. He did not
see the hawk, but looked about Until be got i
short distance from the house. when he came
across bis fon and bis son tn.aT a.; Mno , sa1a
once nude Utter him with an sxe. lie turned
and fired one barrel at h,s son, hitting him in
the breast with some titly large shot, killing hn
instantly. lie snapped the other barrel ut tht
son.in-law, but it did not go OF. Lie then tool
Il louble-burrel pistol from hispockes, and h'et
one barrel, taxing I'll one 81 nls ears. Ae tnsr
uTe the other DirEGl AIa suos at.n VA oe6o ~.
BODY. The son in law lived until Tuesday, ane
gare in lis testimony before tue Coropor's jury
md died in twenty minutes thereafter.
Public opinion seems to favor thu old man
and the general opinion seems 10 be That ut
did no more than was necessary to saTe his owl
life.
The old ,uan il about GO ye41s old, the Eon ht
killed about 80 nr over. The son+in-law, ant
leader in The difficulty, VAS an old man, proba
bly, older than his futltr.iH law.
, 1860-08-20
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,
PN0GRESS or THE E.I.uP.x{Gt-,
REPORT FROM MARSHALL COUNTY.

Correspondence u the rse-s ard Tr:1uor.}
LAtos. Aug l:th, 16'0.
Through your widely circulated paper allow
me to infurm its numerous readers Of tie grca.
political change which has taken place in this
town.
4 short time ago Republican Wide-AwAke
Club was started by some Of the young Hen Of
this place. At l'rst the company WAS sma!l but
by the fruitful endeayors Of its members it has
reached the number Of tLree hundred regu1ar
with envy and establishment. They have seen
voter after voter leave their ranks-urged by
this they finally started party called tie iver
Readies. Their principle men sent to Chicaso
and purs has ed 100 uniforms. and they yace
every man who would pledge himself for Doug
las IL uniform But as yet they hare not sue
ceeded in tiili'g over half Of their uniforms.
the country that James Allen, candidate lor
Governor, would speak at l4acon On Saturday,
the l1th. They cent to Peoria, chartered Il
steamboat and brought up i load If Democrats.
In the evening they had L torchli.hl procession
OF ubUut one huLdred-ut least half OF these
men were 80 drunk thut they could not
walk strait Many had to leave the runhs-bn:
none were too drunk 10 hurrah for Dnug1us.
As the Peoria delegation wtra returning hun.e
one Of their number, becoming ,nuch nt03iel.
ted. fell overheard aud was drowned.
After a.l the trouble to which our Democratic
friends have gone they have but lofty eight
members. Yours truly,
WIDE 4. WA9E.
, 1860-08-20
brought i'll Southern Illinois.

CARLYLE, Au.u.t IL 1:6n
The coutinued dry weather III this aec.l,n oi
the Sta:c, has placed tho corn crcp beyopd a}l
hope If redemption. Gentleman from Itich]aod
and Clay cuuatics, report no! half crop likely
to bs gathered. Luxuriant aud promising as
were stalk and leaf tix weeks ago, the ears.
through lack Of moisture, failed 10 mature.
though the eye of unobservant might sun
pose fren, the tnll forests Of stalks By which be
rides, that Southern Illinois had not tor ears,
had such i :orn harvest in prospect.
The e!rcs Of the uroutll II seen on the prui
1ics, where already Tue grass is SO dry, that in
many places the prairie fires arc llaving lirelv
time ot II, not very common eveut in The mid
die Of August.
DNoCGTu IN GEoRe1A.---We met ceptle nm
FROM Macoo Gcorgia, in this ctr, yesterday, en-
1eavnriuE to make PURCHASES OF corn and bacon
tcr that section. LIZ represented tie crops Of
all kinds in Tat vicinity as failure, owing TO
til. protracsed dtought. There il but ll.,!e
money in the country, though the people have
an abundance o. property Corn sells there ut
!. per bushel und other articles in Proportion.
Farmers wh3 hare laad and lie. roea are hurd
pressed to obtuin the means necessary to feed
their families and stock. Harder times was
neAer expet fenced, aad he represents the dis
trsss III Mac"n as prevailing pretty generally.
Already Large quantities OF grain hIye been
sent to Geor.:a from this point, aud from oil We
eau learn considerably more will be needed 10
supply the extraordinary tlemaud.-.Ntmphi Is
(7sAa.) EnY"irtr, llM iAst.
I>goc.:ru IN TUE CuocrAw NA1ioS-The
Choc:a"s are cbont to call upon tic General
Government for assistance tn procure proy,s-
ions for the people Of the Nation, as their crors
haye almost entirely been destroyed by The
drouth. We learn from good authority tlat
thrrc will not br corn II raised in tls gho]e
Nation to last them until Christmas, mud ~ ,hc
approximation ri The money due the Nation fall
ed in c'rg1css last scs:ion, ,uey are going to
appeal to tue g,Etrnnent tor assistance In some
shane, 10 keen them from Starring.
, 1860-08-20
TuE DERAMEtk4 OvCI..y

Perhaps no eminent American statcsmaa
ever suffered moro from the false accusations
and vile detraction Of his political opponents
thaa fell to the lot Of Mr.. Clay during his lore
and brilliant political career. But of I'll tho
ca'umuics heapcd upon him, that which cayc
him tue most pain, aud wlli. did m,re To ,,-c.
vent him fF>m attaining the Presidency than
all other causes combined, was the Charge
continued from 1875 ootil the day Of his dca.h.
Of "bargain aad corruption" in securing ,he
election Of John Quincy Adams ly the House
o: Representatives.. The charge was tia, in
consideration Of Cabinet Office, Mt. Clay 4uld
his own vote and that Of lis friends 10 Mr..
Adams; mud it was sometimes varied by yac,,a
int'natons that an indefinite amount Of Brit
ish gold" had been t,rswn in to make tbe
trade the more p4la,atle to Mr.. Clay. These
Of our readers iu I.l:nois, who were in tile
habit Of hearing Mr.. Douglas On the stump, in
1874, will remember that it was ia the latter
thape that he most delighted 10 prefer tho
charge. 1t is not 20 well known that Nr.
ELL himself labored hard to fa>tcu this slain
upon Nr. Clay. Such, however, is the fact
Mr. Bell publicly aad 1rivately a.cribcd Mr.
CIay's appointment to the Office Of Secretary
Of State to corrupt motives, and denounced
the administration Of Mr.. Adams, as a cali
ton formed upon the "basis Of mutual benefits
Ito be received and conferred, to defeat the
Twill ofthe people" In 1927 Nj. Bell wrote
a letter which was quoted by Andrew'.John.
tou in speech in Congress in 1874, when
Ar, Clay was candidate for the Presidency,
from which the following extract is takop:
Influenced By these considerations, zcitcr-
ate thst my opinions OF the present administra-
ton are IN accordance with what believe to be
thoee oi tho great bndy Of the Republicans in
tue United Suites. ! lIafe stt,. the h;gA<4t and
Aao't in p>rtdnt GD5ee in The goce,nm<.t Fl'<d BY
Me7ns and under eireumstanett o6ordtn0 all tIs
trid<rcts of coalition formed upon ths basit
of mutual 1tn<19ts to It yece1rtd a.d conje7r4d.
iadtptndently Of any eontrorert<d foiatsn Asde.
t1tks, that the government can never expect the
light Of, in any combination sha. has been or
1usy be entered into, to defeat the will Of the
people. Ambitious and aspiring polucians
, 1860-08-20

r,, c,u. so,,.hoav ,.,v,
4u1 'a,a unaas s.,i -" nnG,i":it.x ..N",.;ta K.'
IN Alaoe". Calls tne nous'nS'&es 'A"'"''o Ne'
Tha ;n,,;.,.5o,a of n. urinary ,tsc,,o,, in
+t t.S.nIn," -; 49, srs FFsnnr,sd N h. J.r;.
d.d1 ] .d4.,1a - ths nanination of Mrs I'D.
d;n., 1ton rehr III H,.ct;n. tI,. nrr.snt mrm.
h., w,1, aJrI -, ';o,h,.a,v h.,s m,;or;,y in tbe
.I,,;n..;.. "s3
n'"a9''us eon'eo'oo.
-ihe Morar'ans OF belhlehetn, IennsJlFa'
nia, intend to vote during the next election for
l4'ncolu and llam1ln. In 1876, the borough
brought 10 tnajority for Buchanan, but thts
year II is expected that its polls will record ~
complete Republican triumph a. they form-
erly did FOR tbs Wings.
-Georse w. }ocum. heretofore leading
democrat, and one OF The principal speakers Tor
thas Patty IN oskaloosa, Iowa. publishes mn ar
slc:e ~ the Hr.ad If that place, declaring his
neiIet that both wings Of the Democratic party
are alike FRO Slavery. aud announcing his 10.
tentloa to support Lincoln and ulmlin, in
whose behalf te is now making speeches.
AT the Dourl,. mset;nv n, tha Th.atr. in
this CITY an Friday n,yLt sf,rr nnnham bad
flushed Iii. sneec6 a rssoi,t;nn WA alfred hV
Nr- + Rvr, H., tasJs. ~ tho, v;,., -, ~
, 1860-08-20


We understand on reliable authority that the
survivor ot the Atcsc disaster, OF whom NC
spoke oa Tus.day, wil! Ire in the c.ty this eve:
hing. The person is Mr. Fl:urs. who was we'll
knnwn IS having kept The grocery Mt tic corner
OF 0sleaIs and Robertson streets, where his
wife now reeides- she married Ms:: FlsuE3 =
chief clerk, M1. Weber, ard has bad three
children by him. Her two children BY Mr.
fleury-a daughter OF II and son OF 1a-.re
now liraux with her.
Last t,urday she receired the fist i1tma-
tion of the startling news Of her husbands re-.
lurn, after an absence Of tirc and half ; ears.
ina letter from him, dated at New York. A
lady friend, ia whom she showed the letter,
reports the substance Of it to be that Fleufr,
with five other survivors Of the Arctic, were
picked up from fragments Of the wreck By 4
whaler, which kept On her long voyage, This
sh,p vas subsequently sunk, and fifteen Of
those aboard saved themselves upon the island
iron, which they were taken BY aaotler sehslsr.
which was just commencing her csuias. nrd
which only rsturnsd to New York week or
two Apn.
, 1860-08-20

The birthplace ot the noted Sardiuiau bas
been claimed 6y several countries. all mixing
OUT 'oer4ble clear case. All disputes on ,hs,
subject may, however. be considered settled. ~
we gre t>low proof sufficient to satisfy ali
thInk'rg 'ndiridua!a that lie is a Canadian.
Ia shs year lsle, noted lsoquois chief.
1:med p, d, Garrabaldeh, (siguifyiog "Niehtv in
War; immigrated from western NV YGik to
lowe. Canuds. lie had several sons, the eldctt
named Jos.ph, who was called by ihe French
haa1tans, ho could not pronounce the iroon;s
cosrectI,,, Carloads. In the year 1870 old
tt4rraba!deh died, kud Jocerh was prevailed
npon by priest II accompany him to ltaly.
l1e WAS educated b. the priest, and receiy9d
uiutepna as name insteed Of Joseph. and was
.au2ht 10 "slte la name Garlbaldi. This jufor.
ma.aon *as received from Francis Gariba!9., It
present living near Sorsl, With whom ,hs
steas genera! constantly corresponds. T,r.on.
SUI heving, doubts on this ,mportan matter
can c, satisfy themselves by applying to Francis,
=. H.. oose.. 1t can no longer be said that Cauads
-4ontreal.
, 1860-08-20
FnhtsEard Fref.
TrUubieA.

We stated yesterday morning that the rates
to The Ea:, mad brca broken cown, and mate.
rial Reductions had been ma IT, in rates, In At.
Tempt WAS made Yesterday to check this cut.
ting, and 10 stop TIE freight already contracted
"nu III transit. 4 telegraph dispatch was semi
10 tie Baltimore u 10 officers at Blhinore
81, their agents here. that tile Marietta bai
!akcn whisky 10: Charleston ut $s1p, while
s.--. " as 1lie rate, and cskrg to have t1e prop
;rty stopped ut Ia1ksr.burt. The cliicer q,
baltimore SO Instructed the agent of the Com.
pany at Pa'kersourg. but all three parties wrre
Fa'her hasty, aor lie AuIiet.a had not cootruc,-
"a fhe whisky. and Of course had not sent il
forward. Nr. Jewett Of lie Central Oaio was
APPLIED 10 to step u: Columbus ,he wheat con.
tr4Sled at Aaysr!lle, b. the Steabenv;lte agent
IN th'. AID also the ttour contracted by The
oh!o 4 Mississippi Railroad at Lasreuc.Iurr
Mh'ch WAS K"1oE through all reil ria C.ucipc al.
ne tutter vi ':c per barrel 10 New York, und
the iormer al 33c to l'i.i!adelphia. The bacon
Tor C''aFiehtor, which was taken at CSC. les, A5r
PER hhtt drawback. has bceu sent forward, mud
wi VII. We presume, 10 through via i'arker.burc.
iaefe ase several matters brewing, all resclt,nr
from tie h1il1us1eriug movements at I.asrcrc.
burg, May ssi'le, Ripley aad other river poiats.
WHICH will probably come out to-day, and wl,ch
WI sho% ~ some parties in rather an uaepri-
able light. That The flour, whea, and bacon w1I,
be stopped IL transit, nc hare not tbs slightest
Gca.-LiH. Gdzekf
, 1860-08-20
RESULTS OF THE BATTLE.

The hotly contested battle in this country
bstwean lhe supporters Of Dcspot'sm and the
hslierefs IN the idea OF Liberty, is drawing to
close. TINS election Of LINCOLN will decide
thu contest and from The day Of bis Inaugural
s:on tkence:orth the sentiment which dictated
ths Declaration of Independence aud animated
aaepa:riots in the Revolution, will the animus
Of the policy wfi:cl cur statesmen and polsti-
s.Ans will pursue. The chang will be effected
peaceably. No body Of men formidab,e a. to
numbers, and respectable as 10 ability ard ii.
duence will dare resist the popular verdict.
&w infatuated and iauatical oligarchs who have
mistaken the age in which they live, who larc
misinterprsted tue theory of our government.
and who hays made TO account Of the pro
grsss Of Christian civ; ization, are threatening
bloody results; but tbcy will moct with that
Indignant opposition IN their own neighbor-
hoods and at their own hres'des, should they
atfempt rebellion, TINT the Fedora! power need
lot be invoked to put ihtm down and assert
tn supremacy Of the majority acting under
aad in obedience To tue Constitution Of the
United Statee.
Lncoln's administration will bo one Of broth
srhsod and peace Tho fanatics Of the South
vno ~ in him Tbs uu,empered .ea1 wh:c,,
will disregard coust. t.tutional ob1ieat;on and
, 1860-08-20

Tho late teavy thunder storr,s will, which
nc hare heen visited, and lac practical c!f-c,s
Of these v'sitations, Al plainly seen and fc!t
about Us, has had lie not very unnatural effect
7" produce t'n'dlty anu NERVOUSNESS ia same
pe"rle IN tue approach r.: >'o:,u, and the fair
Ss1 exhibit it to L considerable extent. |. is
true that latss !e-e is elsewhere. are not iuitn-
lcAl to conductors, but the electric spu:k is not
the spark If their cisce, a.,a 1:ere.ore, VIII n
thi'nteFstuTin arises, the first thiu: lie fair
creatures dotS tn re3.icr tI.e,n*clyts nrattrlct.
II: and non conducive, a:d, as :, c,,,sy4seace.
they reduce themselves by the subtraction Of
lheir steel hoops.
An instance OF 1Lis WAS manifested Il, u very
recent evening party. IN Il village nos sapu.
sand miles distant. While ell things we're ~
I'M. on nlerr'1y, thunder storm came up aid.
denly. NJ soocer had the elements commenced
working liTc'y, than ranic ,crk place, an!
stampede was made 10 The retiring room. Here,
IN less time tau j: takes 10 1ersa tie f.cs, each
particular ''hooI" Wis SIZED. and 10 the nr.nbrr
Of about thirty, were thrown Into orr corner Of
tn" so"ls, and there lei: TO '*a,tract" ria:vsr
loose lishtEing might come that way-wbil- The
lastics, with apparently suaaaed procn,';ons, \,
re*rpearsd III the parlors.-h 1ianazoo (.Ilie!. ]
f.IJtt.sf t =
, 1860-08-20

Il ST1NGr NouLENAS's n,~SER rAE1Y.-The
London s:'opuea: Ut the New York Tina
writes:
The other day there was Review or 1uspec-
zion tt Windsor, Which the Qaeen graced with
her presence. Among the Ksasitied spectators
was Lard O7eEstoue, the millionaire. To the
establishment Of regiment Of volunteers, biz
l,orJshlp asked them all to lite with him Ut the
Portland barracks j few days afterwards y
large number Of them went. They found q
long table, and upon it Plates conta nisg ernsll
portions Of cold beef und mutton alternately
set. with tuulb!er for every ness Of tonE men,
and lew Iettuecs By way Of saIan, place! dow a
the center RI tue table. Email beer and porter
in wooden "stoups" completed the en:-rss,n-
men1. The majority weat AWAY in dt'gnst ut
to InEeh, and asre.d, as: liberal recognition. to
SEED Lord oscrssonc l: penny postage s:amps
each. On tee whnlc transaction his lordst,p is
d gamer. THIS nobiemaa is well known ;ur ln-
stance, Of generous rroius'on Of this kind.
HIS fortune is sonetLls. fabulous; but he vii!
not allow his servants meat ior supper, and
gives them brexd and cheese.
, 1860-08-20
Iecakon~ by Punch fur Never Uf1endin $:
u N<iVyer Man.

Its an unwisc shirg to rive offence to c+ver
man. 0ne Of these Gays you are sure to feel
Especially If he be no: oalv i c:crer hut soo.
man, :zsl pEo;sseed Phi!unthrrpss, For
though, u! conrsc, 50 lar as hc is personally
concerned. he freely aud fully torsirts 5eu. we
being ll boMni to fcrEivt tne smother, be is
mnca too conscientious to let his own a1niahle
feelings render him negligent Of the dur he
owes 10 soc'e1y. To hare wrouged worthy
person arsnsa that you are m unworthy per-
son, and therefore, Mr. Worthy. who finds the
T,owcr OF chastis1nk ynu entrusted to him,
doubtless for 4 good purpose. dases not let ycu
escape investigated. And good man aud
Il ph'lanthr"p!st has such n strong impression
upon N, nd ~ ytr iFsm
that your misderds are rercr out Of his memo-
ry-. You are sure TO catch il, cue tar or o:Le7,
perhaps VIII: you have quite succeeded in for
giving yonrseif, AID forgetting the whole busi.
hess. Nr. Puaca rcpc 4ts 1:-never give offence
to a Iool and clever man.
, 1860-08-20
19tess T. Tribtt1re


There was great inquiry yesterday amopg
The Irish Democrats Of this city for tho books
md parsrs Of the old Know Nothing Lodge
They say that 81 their party in New York has
.o,d out to the dar.-lantern fraternity, they
rru,t lose 70 time in mastering the grips and
o..s.words Of tbs Order. 4 crowd Of them
rsrs in front OF the 1i,ncs axsi Herald Office,
hunting up some one who could teach them
.hs hsng sign and signal Of distress. They
.xers advised to wait until Douglas returns
from hin search after his mother, away up there
in Maine. He is uuquestionab]y posted up in
ths most recent inl rovcment in lodge.work.
ire, and can tell them how TO curse Dutch
m.n in the most approved mauner- As soon
~ hs gets back, tha s:resaing-rooms Of the pro.
slavery ampitheatre will 10 opcrca for the
initiation 0. candidates. No Germans will be
received, a. il is understood they dare to be
dissatisfied With this selling out Of tho party IL
tho runp Of Americanisrn.
, 1860-08-20
KxoduA of an Unpopular Preacher

The Ke.. Bryan King let. 81. Gcpr.o's
parish On Wednesday i, Tue great satisfaction
Of hls pasishlonets- Dmilg the tvctiac Of
that DAY the deught Of tLu inhabitants sAs r.
pressed ty au i,u1ueusu gathering OF people.
who formed into II procession, he.deu hy u
band Of music and several bHnrcrs, oil of which
bore Inscriptions shaving low ti,stastctui 10
the public mind the mode tf celebrating divine
worship by Mr.. King haa been. The foremost
banner, mich WIS painted white, lad printed
N large prominent black leste1s the insc.iption
"f!t2ht OF the King; Fall of ruseyism IN st.
Gt"' ee's-in-'he Last." The band kept play
Ing from street to STREET - Hritons never st4ail
be slaves,' and olher airs, until late hour,
when the raat crowd quietly dispersed. Nnw
that they have achieved their wishes, no doub.
pair their noble church, which for months past
has been in 4 frighuul state, accustomed by tho
df1turbances, and make it fit for public service.
.-LonAon IImet, .faiu q.