, 1862-07-11

1lector, and the eonndly defeated candidate for :
state Treasurer, was very unfortunate in an ,
Expression dropped By him in his Office on
Wednesday, last, when he received the intel ]
igence Of the large appreciation Of gold in
New FORK, with the remark, "Good by -.
Three cheers for the Southern Confederacy |
md JEFF. Davis. The Union has gone to
h-n." Mr., Amber, as banker, knew the
meaning Of the rise in gold, and that it was
the response Of the seneitive beam Of national
finance TO some depressing influence. So in
this respect the remark was unfortunate, for
it is highly infellcitous for 3 man to exult in
the misfortunes Of his country, Mr. Ambler's
native land, We believe: Equally unfortunate
was it for the speaker, that there were those
present who did not fully sympathize in the
remark. There are times when it does not do
to fling sparks about. 1t is not surprising |
that Mr. Ambler's remark fell among tinder. |
During the night the story must have spread, |
for among the earliest events Of yesterday
morning, WAS call upon Nh. Amber by c.
P. Bradley, Chief Of Police, who informed
him that disturbance vas menaced, whereof
Mr.. Amber vas the cause and destined OBJ
jcct, and be wished to spare our streets
scene Of disorder and possible bloodshcd.
The Chief Of Police warned Mr. Amber that ,
In contingency flat seemed to be imminent, |
he could not protect him and would not an |
6wer for his life, and suggested to the unhappy |
man that his safety was In his own hands and |
should be consulted by some definite action !
without delay. a little later, lawyer, q |
friend Of Mr.. Ambler's family, dropped in to
assure him that he had hints that threatened |
violence from IN angry crowd of men impend-
ed over him, and he (the yisitor) wished Mr.
Amber to be aware Of his danger betimes.
From thence for several hours there was
run upon the premises OF Mr. Amber, and he
was teuderly advised, by men he never saw
before, to take care Of himself and avoid the
wrath to come. Light men in light clothing,
heavy men in heavy garments, men in broad
cloth and men in shirt-slecves, all took m uu-
usual interest in A1r. Amber, and singularly
enough all Of them advised him that he was
exposed to deadly peril. One Of the county
officers assured him TINT the jail #a5 at his
disposal for shelter, if he could not altogether
escape The mob by leaving the city. Unhappy
Mr.. Amber! Happy Mr.. A., in having SO
many friends thus taking him and his case
under adyisement.
But the advice was good and disintcrested.
Such is the state Of feeling that it is indeed
doubtful if Mr.. Ambler's safety and continued
residence in the city arc compatible It Is
melancholy, and We deprecate mobs; but
such have been the outrages heaped upon our
public sentiment by sympathizcrs with the
rebellion, such have been the daring utter
t ances Of Treason in our streets and about
town, that re approve Of the course Of Mr.
| Amblcr's many friends in advising hin to
| leave the city. It is not safe to utter treason
| here, and our own traitors must be dumb. We
| depreeate outbreaks Of public violence, but
our appeal is to sympathizer5 with treason to
| desist from their indiEcretions. In words and
editorials TIC would scrupulously seek to
preserve the pnblic peace; and deeming that
"au ounce OF prevention is better than 4
pound Of cure" nc look to the traitors among
us for the former.
Z. S. STEAMER M1cu1GAS.-This steamer
arrived about noon yesterday, and Was visited
by Il largcInumbcr Of our citizens. She is sta
toned In the slip below the Central depot near
sturges, Buckingham & Co.'S warehouse,
There she will remain for week, after which
she will return to Lake Erie. Her armament
consists Of single ixty-four-pounder colunl-
biad, and her crew with the officers num-
bcr one hundred men. The following are her
officers:
Cosa1aundsr-John c. Carter.
Lieutenant and Erecu|irs QJfesr-James E.
| Jonett.
tSm9sma-Jos. Wilson.
| IhyNiasieT-CalyinC c. Jackson.
Atii"g GhsJ Ln2iaesT.James L2 =; II kele.
dcting Third Assistant EngineerS-E- ". Al
bridge and S. T. Lnne. ~
Cn,7ente1-John O. l.utler.
Iiiofs-Wm. Henton and 4. st. Bernard.
Pay,nas4tt5.s, r. ,t7s;1. tisrk-J. ]; oasn: naa.on
SHALL Pox-A child three yeare old, bel ,ngin
to M Immigrant, died Of the email pux 81 the Ga
| lena depot yesterday. We learn that the bpd
was taken in charge BY County Agent Hansen, an
hy him inicrred.-Iri6uae,1 10M.
Since the above Was published, VIC under
s stand thai the child alluded to, died Of me;
, sles and was buried by the Company instea
/ OF the County Agent.
EXCURSION PARTY FROM RoCKFoRD.-A
= excursion party from the Westminster Churc1
: Rockford, will arrive here over the Galen
r;4ilroad today, leaving Rockford at seven
the morning, aud returning at six in the cy'
!, ming. They will proceed to grove nes
Camp Douglas fora picnic.
n LAW wINTELLIGENCE.
3 United STATES CIRCUIT CorRT-Before judi
d ! 1hclnGs DrunzftHd-So. 5I6-chancery; A. c
Il sure defendants dcfaultcd for want Of an nnssc
e dec1ec 77o conTtSso and referred 10 thu Muster
,e r.port amount due No. 593-ChancerT; Come
~ ticut Mutual Life Insurance Company ys. Y,
b. Johnston. jr.. tt al sa 4e defendants who ha'
f. Lot answered defau!ted, and decree pro c3nfsss
and re1srea to The m1;tsr to % %Eeport amquat s9 dn
10 Porter bl1l decree to be prepared by Mr. Fulle
d.ctee fo1 complainants for $sls.4g: 10. 51a
lc CiapCcty; Grallatn Lee rs William B. Reeves
= all bill; compliments solicitor comes al
deposits IN court for the benefit VI defendant s2s
ut ~ :S;-chanesFy rni;sd States w. Av5i i,
~ Oh mpti:n. Get down for hearing on b1n and a
Ill sN-r NJ. -chance1y. james II. Bsebe I
ly ". E; Dunn e' al. Creditors bill on motion
10 5sSshoe and Leather Dealers Bank .vs. y,
tS'oaes sny next % ISs0 10 Foscntns
Of William ad,15 H. BAFten Issue snd F52 }qi
le, tine ". ]. 5. Mo:hell. Issue for. delerdar
nd No o1-same ". Il. q. Greenwood; issue, o
e1 aae osr SS ~
ys. Ray; dismissed at defendants costs. No.
%. T.. Walker vs.. Henry Murcur; now OF tri
No. G55-B. G. >ml1h ct 8! ys. John VI Coli
II al: defanlr, and judgment as per stipulation
S1.N0.
al T1e following caees were defaulted and the cit
"a to damages. viz: Nos 6e9, Gi9, 6iI 6l6 e
- 6:e, Gls. and G56. No I'll Admiralty. ia :
DC Muefe ct al. ~. Propeller st. Nicholas, va !,
Time given until August first to answer. NJ.
e Godfrey rs Morgan Dswey, defendants g
An ty Of twothirds and Judgment. and unt guilty
Are to remaining one-th:fo Eetltloh O. 5A!nss III
inon W. Receiver ol G. 4. and st. Lo11s Rairt
lce Co., motion Of petitioner aud affidavit. filed
L:h notice &c, an extenelon Of ten days allowed
, taking testimony before the master.
- CIl;cJIT uCKT OF' LOOK CoEETT-B.foTe IN
in -u1nlt7r.--No. 1870. JscSaa6sKs. John Ada
! : submitted; Judgment for uE4fsA AMI writ
1 " Possession NOE. GIG and s; SUBMIT,
ley d6eAs.snrs found 2uiliy. and On find
III ea44aEAnd coets- No 36l-B1d$4 SB}ank OF
Y.tNW E. TI1pp ct al; a.. .u1f tsmlt
OF at platnfN't cssts, TN mellon. eaQlatl
t-au No. 49, hapcery-John Anspach. =
49, 49, h. King; IvaTe, u defenoa.t to flea as
The tte 5th init. No 56 People, &C rs. John q!
"a eri1ger ct al; larceny. Defendant enmes 1
N court and BY leave withdraws his plea nf not III
iet, and tenders his plea Of guilty which is accept
49, a. 10 olter defendants in the same ihdctmt
No. b5a-People, &c, ~. William Conway !:
sap1t with intent to kill. Jury called aud trial
euned. Lydia T. Bellows, PRINCIPAL, and il
yer Baldwin, al eurettes, came Int, open CO
49,, and entered into Eecogn1zancc In the
em- Of $500. for the appearance Of q
rite Lyda c. at the next September term Of this
49,. to testif, On behalf OF the People Sc, SO. He
7S' + Eosel1 ct 81; Indictment for con+ptracy.