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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR TIE CITY
L AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
Estate of THOMAS S. DARLING, deceased
The Auditor appointed by the Court % audit SETTLE
and adjust the account OF JOHN X HAMLIN, Ad-
ministrator of the estate OF THOMAS S. OAR
balance in the hands of the accountant, will
meet the parties Interested for the purpose OF his APP
pointment on MONDAY, May 49, A. d. 1857, at IL
O'clock A. M. at his Office, No. 4OE WALNUT Street,
- 'N' '''' - WILLIAM D. BAKER,
So fmw5ts Auditor.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-08
HOOP SKIRTS.

No. IIOl CHEs NUl slreet.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
RECEPTION OF MAJOR.GEN. SHERIDAN

The veteran soldiers met last evening at the
Matby House to perfect arrangements for the reception
OF Gen Sheridan. The meeting called TO order by
Mr. Chas. X. Graham. Col Walter 5. Poor was elected
Chairman and Capt. Daniel j. Hogan Secretary. Com
mittccs were appointed as follows:
(ogae oc hrdtOaa-Gen H. L. Teman. Gen H. T. Davis IT,
Col l.. GuandalL
on FnGHe-Gen Francis Barlow Col Daniel K Lamel Col
II. Amy.
On Yetra9 0rgqnEotona-Gen. Joseph Iambn Gen Kuy.
IanOwsk. Col. u. T. Burke
on Mnsc-Gen Edwin Greeley Col Ghswoh Major Elliott
Comtec GenSrdi frrfagcmcnfa- thAs K
g. Iapin, VI T. NeMahon Coils H. D. Hall j. W. Lewis.
b. s. Parde W. $. Poor Denger j. W. Marshall Capt.. T.
iIaWos Joseph Forbes j. r. Gwo W Nennkigch Smytb
Furgcson, Private Henry lnterman
IL voted to specially invite the veteran organza
tiOns Of Brooklyn, WianSburgh, and Jersey City The
general subCOmmttees are requested 10 meet at the
Maltby House. whenever called by the Committee In
yitaOns.
general invitation Is extended to all organizations OF
every name, 10 take part in the demonstrations All who
wish To do requested 10 report ~ once to Col Wal
ter Poor AT No % Nassast Room No. 20. This move
ment is not political but simply the veteran soldiers vel
O the gallant and glorious phil sheridan. 10 is
known precisely when hc will visit NewIOrk.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
pISSFNGEPS 1RPIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN Sep TIN .eams biz
na,,iMr and Ms ItAef and son a9l a4ns Mr. FS.e
Clssn niece, Nr aud Mrs : A Hesin and child Mr..
Ievcs and sol Ms Mafrs anlmaM servant, Mrs Heslu
servant Mgssrs Kimbe and Brother j. J. Course, Y
Schanorroa D. Fcrn Iosaan, Ssnbach Hewitt W Coleman
B. Robbins, NJ Lcuning, Capt Tyler, A. Gaus. Dr. W b.
Robelt. Mr. Wand r. y. Hayen. NJ. Webster aud Nj
Nel, Mr Power Nj and Mrs English, Nr Baldwin, Rev
DEL D. Berleunau. NJ. sherman. Mr Rat, f. Beogf,
Mrs Hay aud ser,t Mr. Humphrey Mrs j. u Humphrey M
Hsui Mr and Ms Chauucey Mr. Riley Ms oBhcn, Nj + C.
Rharn aud two brothers Mrs Richardson child a9i Sne Nss
Hewitt Blair Mr. Benort. Mss VI ayeus Miss sherman Mis-
Wah Mrs Wafegien. Mr. BnsioN' MI - aud Mrs !.
Riley, Mrs neekon Mr.. Army Mr. aud Mrs u W. Sargent
hut Nj ani Mrs loain and four cn, H. Cohen, wife three
children A. Low wife and two daughters Mrs Pomey
Mis- T. Bcin H. CLARK o 5 Taylor VI T. Smith u Churnock Mr.
aud brother A g. Codu, Mr SoughOn, d. W. H. ToNntnd
Mrs v Clark NJ Clark r aud Bother Nj Sagut and
and nnre Miss Colin Shclin McDowen Nj IT, Mr.
Guuram Mr Callahan Ms Amy and children, MI aud Mn
Nichols Nj Spoaoo MI and Mrs Goolelhan Mr. 4 G. Bi4e Mr.
Nj Ebaua OBu,n Mr. llurbn aud servant, Mr Richardson
aud servant Mr. King Lampre1 M Ianson Mr. J. Parish
James Ling Mr. Lane MI g. H. Booth wife anl children Mr..
r. H. Newton Mr. g. Mr E D. Mr. r. l.
Mr. Skauss NJ, NJ Nvri Nj Lamb Mr. llarhet aud wife
and Mon MI Moons
j. Dickinson 4. Gailcbach, M anl Mrs b Mayer Ms.
Mayer MIS- g. Mayer Mr,icf = Mayer Master u Mayer MI aud
Mrs W Astor Miss Astor Mr. aud Mrs Layton. Mf James Naust
l. Macauey Mr. kBigh Mr. Hind M Iltstne Nj Jackson.
Mr. soughn Mrs Sienghton Nj Henderson Nj lowell Mr. Bae
VI lngcr.nl Mr. Mye Is servant Mr. essns
FROM NEW ORLEANS AND HAVANA Sept. IT, steamship
Rargh-i fromnr. Hiram Anderson James aner A. Whcrs j. j.
Domhgci Gaca, j. fmuqae'c and lady Juan Ban- NJ $
Swanscy.
FROM sAvANNAH-Sept I7-n steamship Salyaior-Mis,
VI T. James Mrs aWc Hiss Sa,e Mss Lizzie HAYS Nj Clancy
and wife George Freeman Mr Brunei sl wife A. b. Coures C.
Joyce, Pearson NJ NJ Rolly T. H. Wari Nj King Cant j.
Mrs NJ. &. Murphy Nj and Mrs j. Ryln y " Middleton,
john Middleton A. Lcpplcr W Tuor and 10 n The scerage
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

o. l.h Connecticut Volunteers took place yestey % %
res rseting dinner and sal IN the haIbo were We 'e
meus.
Another whalc-bOat regatta will take piace t,r im
to-day the prizes being 81 elegant g''' V "
each member OF the winning boat
JEWETT CITY. Comm q fight ON S9n"2y
lt NJ William Bresnahan shot through me hngs W III
t f Is bs we're broken and his head sadly bruised
doubtful II either ecovers The affair grew OUT oi @ "o !
standing - =,
SCOTLAND.-Mr Daniel Spoford, {" years DID,
received fatal miades last Friday b. un'a"ay h"ise
JERSEY CITY.-Mayor Gopsil yesterday sent TO
M Common Couuc 10 esoutons granting Licenses Tor hqof
selling. =, ,
The officers of the Grand Lodge /. and y. OF
NewIersey paid Tcutona Lodge ON MONDAY tDs Acl
exercises n the Lodge Tcoif e eoI@ '
100, banqueed at Cooper lIdlL
Otto Geyer of No IN Westinghouse. was awak-
enel Saturday night By painful sensation on ns IL ,
heart Placing his hand the vicinity ofthe pain he oinl large ai
with teeth fast mtedlod in the flesh He tore the vampire away
bat twice thrice frocousy resumed the attack and then ESCAPED
Geyer's breast severely lacelaiei
HUDSON CITY ". J.-James Foley and J0hn
shaw employed By Mes Rney Co.. Hudson Cy were hea
by Recorder Addge yesterday charge oi Noathk ~
iughtedng animals II is alleged that e were en-
garbage the slaughter house after nish
Ing work Me Rgney Co. denied The charge ana aeahu "
animation.
PAWTUXET-Mrs ElizayP. Arnold, VIII lie tempo
rarly insane, hanged herself lat week
PATERSON.-Tho utract price for budnG the
Paterson Newark Railroad 1900 coo and paid stock me
contractor CaherNood NesYork for this earIs the
road complete
On Thursday all the water is to be let out Of the
Paterson racewas will enjoy three HOLIDAYS namely Thurs
aa Friday aud Saturday Thursday the civic authorities vail open
a beautiful cemetery, which is 70 cot about bAOiPN
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
srICInE nE 4 CIEEk.

At lOi o'clock last night, Arthur Mowbran. a
boa-cr No 9l Clinton place shot himself through the
heart In his room He returned from visiting his rCla-
tycs az Drummondyile. near Hamilton. Canada West
yesterday morning. and seemed in excellent spirits
having narrated to ms hOst the particulars II his TIP
and mentioned the fact OF meeting number OF that gen
tCmaus Acquaintance In the evening hc accoirahlcd
party 20 Kelly q Icons Mn,tr's and 10 was remarked
that he never In better spirits. On reaching home
he at once retired To his room, and within ten
minutes aitcrwarl the report OF pistol was heard ana
hOardcrs who entered the apartment found him lying
on the bed partially uudlCssed. and by his side small
sharps repeating pistol lie had obviously placed TIN,
mulIc of the pistol against his breast, his shirt
blarkcucd by the powder II Is cOncctlrcd that
hc was temporarily insane at the tfnc OF shooting
himself About one year ago he startled the inmates
Of the house by dschargng pistol at late hour one
night and I'm explanation lie SAID that he thought hc had
sccn "A man I'm the bath room the floor OF which he
slept and another limo he discharged las pistol IN the
ouCn window. Young Mcwbrdn = said TO have been q
person promise and not addicted to eIcesscs of any
kind. lie u native Of Canada, aged ?2gears and
employed Ina tho Office Of of the British steamship
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
THE GRAND LODGE OF TIE T. o. or o. F..

Yesterday morning the X. w. Grand Lodge
of the United States reasscmbed and continued then
transaction of the business of the Order After prayer
10y the Grand Chaplain, discussion cusucd the sub
Jcc Of non-bcncical memberships, wherein part was
taken by Representatives Gcary Of Maryland Monroe OF
Mississippi stokes Of Pennsylvania Thompson Of Mis-
souri,, and White OF NcW-York An Adjournment was
then hadi0 enable members 10 visit the Central Park in
acceptance of the invitation extended them by the man-
gers 0i the several municipal aud charitable institutions.
For thor accommodation 40 carriages had been provided
and escorted 10y the state Committee az Arrangements.
they were taken arOrd the PRINCIPAL drives and shown
the fcagrcs w0rtlcst ~ inspection Previously they
went 70 t,G jewish o1.an Aeyl lam, whore tc party was
loscd hy Mayor Hoffman Tic pari ri,crv%td ,l.jlcd
tLe !Akl!t4tIcn w TIC Deaf ilJ Dumb
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
LOCAL POLITICS.
THE BROOKLYN DEMOCRACY.

The Democratic General Committee of Kings
County met last night TO make arrangements for the
lection of delegates 10 the State Convention TO be held at
Albany on the Sd OF October The 25th inst was desig
mated the time for holding the primaries one dele
gate 10 be elected the state Convention from each
Assembly District. Jhis preliminary settled the Secrc
ary of the meeting called 10 read the report
Conference Committee pre- cylOusy appointed 10 eject IL
possible. union between this body and the OlganiZa-
lion known "a The "Nationals." This was the
signal for excitement and contention, pending
which the Committee went into executive session.
After the reporters had departed the report read
Its chief proposition 10 admit 20 the cOnC Of the
Regulars Representatives from each ward and county
town. from the Nationals, with equal rights and pryi-
cges. After stormy debate the report was rejected and
the meeting adjourned. The knowing ones I'm political
circles look up0n this action the sure precursor OF
split III the Democratic ranks
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
4 FARCE AND 4 FRAUD.

BALTIMORE, Sept IT, 1867.
taken as whole more stupidity farcal
alii Than that Of to-day at Antctam could scarcly be
imagined. b3scr attempt to degrade a noble object
ana praiSeworthy undertaking was never made What
the people expected would Dc national celebration was
turned iy those VINO managed il into glorRcltion Of
the genus OF George Il Mcclellan and political meet
ing to "d me cause Of johnson aud Swami The whole
'D'Ns "s so'V'| up ]" Dad taste and wrcchcdly man
aged between old iogyi-m and tho di.plavo h, o,cs
The people not only Of The loya dist,ict I'm Tho
State. that Of Congressman Frank Thomas but cycrv
Northern man viii any loyal principles w.. ;rc,tcJ
shamefuly The 3istrt in which The battle tool, ,,.cc
ia Washington County was always tho steady I'm ts
ally oi 4y y Tie state, AID II j. tegloIe LOT sui
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
FIRES.
tr.rRrCnoN III In roRrLANp GLA..woRK

DESTRUCTION or THE PORTLAND GLtssWoRKs.
PORTLAND Me- Sept. IA fire broke cut
al 10 O'Clock this evening IN the Portland Class Works
and dcstroyod the main building Ir originated in the
carpenters shop The loss IL estimated at S2Oo.000 in
sured for $4,000. divided among several offices, among
them the Loullard, standard, Connecticut Hartford.
NaIragansctt Putnam, and Enterprise companies.
LARGE FIRE ~ FOND Dr Lac, WIS.
FOND DU Lac, Wis, Sept. IA fire last
night destroyed the shops ~ Lawrence * McRac,
together with six buildings ON the opposite side OF the
street. The loss VIII amount 10 $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
THE TURF.
THE UOBOKEN RACES.

The annual Fall races OF the Hudson County
a. j. Agricultural Society began yesterday on tho Sea
caucus Course Only few hundred people on the
grounds Tho in many respects tame, even for
an opening day The weather that Of the dogdays.
The Hackensack valley bakery, in which few
hundred men, about "A dozen brave women, and NUM-
ber Of struggling horses were done brown. Dust was
every where, and everywhere was srrcd-eyeTy where
except down I'm the swamps Of the Hackonsack. The
around Seacaucus were, Of course much Ike those
incident to other courses. One racctrack u much ike
another Lager beer and clam chOwder whisky and the
gamcstors-a were there. Good order was maintained
throughout the day.
Two races VIII be held on the Course to-day,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
THE ToBACCONIsTs' CONVENTION At CLEvE
LAND

CLEVELAND, Ohio, sept. 1.-THE Tobacco
ni,s Convention mot here today, some forty representa-
tyes Of the tobacco mtcrcat being present from New
York Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Missouri. Illinois,
Michigan. and Maryland. The morning Wa, occupied
with organizing AZ the afternoon session the Committee
on resolutions submitted the following:
he reduced 20 10 pull ol a Kinds 0i mann
curel Tobacco Cga excepting tla cn Of Inspection nl tsst
We recommend Goyclet stamp De- fi l before using
placed each package preclude i second
The fret proposition ecltcd considerable discussion In
which the policy and Justice Of uniform tax thor
ouely considered for and against and substitute Was
offered, arranging graduated tax Of 10 wand ~ per
cent
The Of the Convention was, however already u
favor of the first proposition, and the substitute having
been Withdrawn the former unanimously adopted.
An Executive Committee was appointed 10 which was IN
trusted the duty Of drafting memorial 10 Congress,
setting forth the grounds upon which the proposed
change in the tax based, when tic Convention ad
jOurncd I'LL tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

TNFAIING REGULARITY.--KnOX, the cclc-
bate Lat manufacturer Broadway of Fuons and
No $50 Broadway provides STYLE Of hat season With un
ing regularity while each succeeding differs from i predecessor
hey are al alike remarkable beauty Of material aud great taste and
bccomingue;s style introduced great success
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

BAsTFR CoNBfyFDIhs graudest ~ an I'M
H. ". FULLER the original trcnt0r oi d fuckers
While sewing tuck each stitch singers plh w. cedse for
ustead of rang the cloth over
.HAP SOTcH horetoo sHd or ~ STRAIN
goods The light spring of the SefGude and Baster
the cloth ihong together without bastng AM aids IN l
40 ngfkigg Tine s1rcd and amount ~ tukin1
fafoud rom rwo 10 TrRFR rNFs Sold Of the Sowing Ma
chine oe. and r M Machines Office No 643 Broadway
Boeckest " y whore al me NCripg Ndkdps are
so A American NsrrTE FAIR " T. of northern gallery
With aud directions - - by mail J. W BAKSuN, c@e Agent
.1r supplying tle tale.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

For Family use, or for Invalids KENT'S EAST
I.pr4 CoFffR he Beware Il limitations 500 by 40 "foeI7
Depot femoyelto Nos 2JJ lj5 and 2JI Washng'onst
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
lhnIGnnClmaRis.l

Now READY, largest and best assorted stock
NApf CLOTHING for Gentlemen ard Boys exhibited at
retail ~ NcwYNk.
BgOKAw BROTHERS,
Nos 30 % % Fouthave, eItulrg
through to No. g lafayette Place.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
NCrsts, Garriaots, &t,

AT THE CITY AUCTION MART, corner
a BadNay aud Thirty unist j. j. HENRY Regular
Sale IllN MORNING at 10 O'Clock 81 aboat Is Horses ncaed
BAY MARE years DID, Mind. aud great
iuTlucc.
BLACK MARE years old and Mind ami suitable sar
SoRREL SADDLE pony 3 hands high years DID, sound aud
kind; ic ridden by child
BAY HORSE lG hands high six old sound and Mud per
feet family horse.
4 BIACK HORSE. soundprd Mind. I've years old
4 SORREL HORSE nine wears ola; avery fast PAGER.
Also other Horses Particulars IA csts"guc which VII he read, ~
Aso lot au second hand CARRIAGES,
pos'poucmtnt on account OF weather
ADAMS & CONE, No. 634 BROADWAY,
~ invite purchasers 10 Inspect their u Gcss
c built CARRIAGES. comprising CLARENCES, CouPES Ian
DAlS tOES ami other close work made o The bess
materials aud by the best NorAmcn At their nanufieto
R0ND-ST CARRIAGE REP0SIrORY.-Om
~ large of hcass Carriages unsurpassed Ste,
Finish aud Durability popaar prices MOTT Co. Boud -
CARRIAGES and HARNESS,
- No q. .CEDARST.. Al the old stand, No 4.
ae assortment OF Phmion, korsa~as Buges. Depot af.er,
and Road Wagons Harness Saddle Sheets. Nets Whips g. q
work greatly reduced decided bargains Ial
Speciality plated single ~ low a. handsome p
No whatever With auction houses. 60 To
TUFTS l1PoSIroRY. No. n Ce'arst
CARRIAGES.-j 500 Carriages and Harness at
u per less hsn Broadway ~ 25 second
han Carriage or baud @'Hhce HAMS No 10 Post Roartbs
EOR SALE-A bay HORSE, suitable for any
Inquire OFFS D. MtKINE, Grocer No go lInlsonsL
Z PAIR of very stylish. rich country HORSES,
~ Lioaas. and brh 10 10y hands long m tails aud bacs
ly.lls a,t.pu. For ItArr particulars inquire
y MOONEY, CarJsse WaerOOns, Nc. 81 LiterysL
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

B9>roN Sept l5Auvc, brgs Rln'olh. from Gal,cstauf
Iariher Philadelphia; Smith iun lIad.a.a GtJr.c B..
Prescott from tizihthpot.
New.
iolki srlr NJ y. skull ami Griffin ou. Philadelphia and G..
VI. Netius. ilom New Nofk.
H"iNrss 0iH sept l5Arir,l. schfs George ne0rg. from
immrpa lr Portland e. " Locke l,in fhiilepA "i hi"n
u y Muller from Philadelphia for Boston ltrors 0n hiaethpot
ti Maiden Jauh j. Bright Philadelphia iu. busiru Annie
Never hum lhladel, iot B0stol D. w. Sou. troy Philadelphia
h Boston Miuluco hum Philadelphia Ernt A Ala, from Nta
Orleans or ho,on A. Holman hom tia'1la r Boston J. D.
iulrni n Pensacola Ioson Nlon iuu l- l'" '- janet
BH's from lcsHoii MAN W. iiuppr, Guu PhNepLa ir brl
T. A. Mlri from lIide la M .,l, Elfari hnE tom tlub.h
NrshIfpufti lues = NsdsN.Ih h,l iIiciiia t
Boston George lUrh1m Gm rhade pha h Portland, Nt STATE
an huNurrioH 90. Conn.
bub IG-Ar,sl ssts s. weJep gpn rL.sds9ls tl Bcser
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

ENGII,H CARPETS from Auction a. HIRAM
so J Bover Wloesae and retail d. unprecedented
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
LATEST SNIP NEVIS.
PORT OF YEw.YORK....Srrr n.
ARRIVED.

steamship Russia (Br Cook. Liverpool Stf aud Queenstown t'h
With ine and 2lO TO f. Cnnarl Sept o. n lat -
long - 49, passed arA Orutli of swansea standing NV Sept a. In
ht q H. long II a. 40 22O passed steamship Cuba bound
The Rapidln arrived 40 Quarantine at q p.
steamship Raleigh Marsman NcS Orleans Sept and Havana h
with mdc aud pass 10 Livingston, iot Co. sept 49, u miles
Cape FLORIDA exchanged ssna with steamship Kapan hence
Orleans To- oil Hog Island, stuals
Virginia, hence or Vera CnL
Salvador. Nckti>0n udse
and Garrison Allen Sept TO- az O
passed steamship San Jacno, hence iuf Savannah
NlND-At sunset, :, light
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18
AIlllI. Nv
DOMESTIC POETS.

Bah Nothwooi (of Nassau y P1 6r yeu.Yo.k sept a in
l,ug
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

the battle, and concludes.
W more the gulse tlai lsafs 50 true
WI quicken "a tie loud tattoo
Ascnts 40 s3ufise from The CAMP
o. ssuly beat the measured tramp;
Blt bands unseen yil hitler bring
The earliest yiolets 81 fte spring.
ALd Il sfils who have viewed Hith awe.
Ihe runs Of that haunted shore
Where shrcuts Of lava spread
The sle9t oiies Of the dead
And every step brings ihrouch The slco,n
Al echo from The stoi,a toab-
No longer o'cr the deep W ll roam
10 leave halcr shrine q h0m,i
For every cod we tread to-day
Il nodded iiom some hcro.s c.ay
Auf. looking downward from tie skies
PeTchance The melancholy sFes
or Lincoln wears tcudcIcr glow
A. on this scene be aazes now.
fe a God.Hke presence nsar--
The Great EmanCp patoT here
- beahi where j. thy stiugf O Gravel
Where . thy victory DER the brayei
Not With dim sight snd totter.rg frame
IheJ sought the dust from which they caus -
viii e,e whose fash seemed " the s,onr.
Aud HsT embodied In each form
They marched az GlOry's clarion cal
To graves - % banquet bali.
Sud though sweet voices filed each Mud
prom home, cast not one l0ok lnd.
Through such heroic souls as those
The Lod of Hosts BIS God head shows
0cr nfm luouufli requiem Hoaf..
But tngies peal their ioude,t notes
A. 10 the heaven % Fame they march
Beuealh our fal-lts Rainbow arch
With eternal hf.ough Liest
swcet, facet shall be- tie tafrats fsst
F,Jgue uiih ;o. NLosef-ats s..a.me
ATt budding on Che bouga of Ene
And uiie above tlese sain,eilr,e
ore s1p0 % their o,d Iiag s..Ila.te
This oon.efrsted SPOT willie
sacred Mecca ofus Fieei 90
sFHECH OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
I..I.Y
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

sFHECH OF TITsiprNT JOIRsoN
Coy s8Gng ibSi iHpldleeqG GHs.denJ IolusgL 70 TIC
New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

NEWPORT.-lhe ship kcarsaTgr, from Nrw-Or-
caus, of aud r Boston, here SATURDAY
British steamer Pioneer GA Friday night hatches
The kafsargc showed that She the hold Can't lo1ar
ai once sent up blue shs and attracted o the British
ff1mtr, aui Capt ShlfAi aud laf rs them f
about - miles south from Gay Head saturday Kept
away for Newport tc lc put eihy Monday morning
The keaaryes decks nearly nei deck
are hlc uc, ofqtc of The principal damage tie cgois
probably f0u water.
Newport paper says that the steamer Metropolis
sm,k rroud between lou Adams al thr olh -c f Goat Island
SUNDAY morning hole was Knocked h,r boIoa anil she hlc To
hrr cabin iour
The single sculli,t Sindcrs is Ia pull another
rce Nh t staled bare Nditoau rure of *0 ihc
course 10 hc hon Day Doc. around Willow istud and bscA
WlNSIED.-Ihc Ihaycr Scythc Works again
in operation The vo ulr 90 don tLoa pea
bui are now expected 90 turn oui $40 dozen
!'REENWlCH-Mr Wilson publisher of Wilson's
~ ci'i Nca YORK h,s puchar 20 200 rres Of band hom isa
Tees, 'ttut 3D. three lts from ihs Village tl'iDl
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-08-02
The End of" Great Men,"

Happening to cast my eyes upon printed
page Of miniature portraits | perceived that
the four personages who occupied the most
conspicuous places, were Alexander, Han.
nibal, Ceser, and Bonaparte. L had seen tt
same unnumbered times before, but never
did the same sensation arise in my bosom,
as my mind hastily glanced over their sew
eral histories. ~. :,
ALEXANDER, having climbed tie dizzy
heights of his ambition, and with his temples
bound with chaplets dipped in the blood of
countless nations, looked down on a con-
quered world and wept that there was not
another world to conquer, set city on fire,
and died in a scene of debauch. "a,
HANNIBAL, after having to the astonish
ment and CONSERVATION of Rome, passed the
Alps, after having put to flight the armies
of this ''mistress of the world" and strip
ped ''three bushels of golden rings from
the fingers of her slaughtered knights, and
made her very foundation quake-fed from
his country, being hated by those who exul-
tingly united his name to that of their God
and called him Hanni Baal, and dies at last
by poison administered by his own hand,
unlamcnted and unwept, in foreign land.
CEsER, after having conquered eight hum
dred cities and dyed his garments in the
blood of one million of his foes; after hav-
ing pursued to death the only rival he had
on earth, was miserably assassinated by those
he considered as his nearest friends, and in
that very place, the attainment Of which had
been his greatest ambition.
BoNApARTE, whose mandate kings and
popes obeyed, after having deluged Europe
with tears and blood, and clothed the world
in sackcloth; closed his days in lonely BAN.
ishment, almost literally exiled from the
world, yet where he could sometimes see his
country's banner waving over the deep, but
which would not or could not bring him
aid !
Thus, these four men, who, from the pc
culiar situation of their portraits, seemed to
stand as the representatives of host whom
the world calls great-those four, who each in
turn made the earth tremble to it's very centre
| by their simple severally died, one
by intoxication, or, as some suppose, by poi
son mingled in his wine one suicide one
murdered by his friends, and one lonely ex-
lie GLOW art the mighty fallen!''