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Vol. VI WEDNESDAY MORNNG, OTOBER 5, 1870 No. 4
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B ,'r:Y WEha)\i:DAY MONING,
'-At kdwberry C. 114
Eyotor yott Eropriolore.
Invariably in Advauoo.
ri1 'f.l. paper is stopped at the expiration o
lite for wlhicq it Is pidki.
i7' TIhe y; tl..rk denoto oxpiratiou of sub
oription.
How to Troat Slander.
e;ver.yorfli-ar ; but go ahe.td,
bt: SVll'"relyiu" strengtht,
\V'hnt matter"s i.t that malice said
"'ve fouid it outt at lcngtlh Y'
yqund out---'oaud what ? ttu honest nati
I opeit as the light;
To search as keenl; as you erin,
You'll only fimd--all right.
Yes, blot him black with slander's ink,
Ifie stattds as fiir as nowt
You servo him better than yott thinl,
And kinder tian you know.
Wiait ! is it not so:ue credit them,
That he pro% oos your >laio ?
7fhis tncrcly, wo ith all better men,
is quite a sort of fame.
''hrough good report, and ill report,
The good mantt goes his wtay,
N'or condescendi to pay his court
To what the vile ma:ty say,
.Al ! be the seanil ti what you will,
A n- whi-per whiat you please,
You do laat 1l'. his glory still
By witiitling up ai breeze.
'T'lis li; IN. Sp u-k becll. .om ;es i l.im-e,
II' vlt won't held your tongue;
Nuo.ty p.tya yout I'r your b>lamne,
Nor e:ares to prove it wrong
Bit. i' vot will so kindly ad
Atad prop at good maln's peace,
Why, nailly one is hall' afiaid
nt- ill report shouldh cease.
Look y<' -two children playing there
With hat! i'ors in h:anid,
To lw"ep t! Shnittle in the ailr
,tlust sn'iLw' it ats they standm;
It flags a allli; il' both should stop
To lool; audmiring on ;
And I" iue's shit ecock would drop,
Wjitimat a pro anl con
The Massacre at Tiont--Sin
--iFuller Details of the hor
ri1ble Baimharities of the Chi
nose Mob.
We have alremttly pulblishdtl the
ptiniit;tl (nets cotinected with the
inhuman uit;rstsace on the 21st of'
Juine iv i ('itiuese mtoh111, at Tient
sin. of the irenchi Consul, a numtt
ber of ot.her I' rcench subajects, in
eluding sVveral prievst s, and the
Sisters cf ('hi:1-ily .taelaced to the
' renchd hao.wait:atf the city-. The
dnStambdtrd. pubiiesV a pi
It ter, wrait teni froma (heeloo,
00, ini~~l wichl the baarblu-it.ies
r% atticua,l on te fat1al day of the
Mi. l-'otl:,mrca, 31 . Thioniunassini, ani
attach'le of II the icousilate l his11 11
wvife, :iutl I woi ( 'athlii piests,
to ive d-adsa'~ ofi htheSat. i:r
fire tlh us. iatabite uad t hechutrch.
of I hae ( at heclic tiub:s'.on, antd bonii
lt'. Ih mo~laib :uul soldiers sur-.
r'otua'lit ihe hspsital ofthe~ I-'rench0
ftis trs ol C harcityx. . lav intg set
Iire~ toa: ailoriion iof the butibling.1~
they enteredvi the gates andi dra'g
godi al h'' Sister'sof Chctauty, out in
to the si rca' . Th lere hey Mtrpe
it hem niiae, exp)osed( them'i to the
themc ' toi i o ' dragged ot4, 11teir
heat (s,'13 al i libeatel 'cut 1 thom
to) pieces' :u1(1 diivided( lW prions of
b.) No I'At-opean witnossed0(
theCste outrag on2' )i it hant llIL~ SavO
the poor' victimnas, who, in presene()ltO
of eai h ) t' r,imasd Iatroughi the
tcrrible ordefal, aui pei''shied wi'th-l
lyi) siI Pprat, ini thiatO xtrm hotarI 011
.of isery' at tormnet. saLvO their'
.confidenice i n Ia meriful Gcod,
whvl~ose behe ns ts they.') have ena Oav
or'ed to faalfill amiioingst ai barbariiotus
people, at thea pert'il of' their liv~es.
CIhi nese 'spect attor' of' the bloody
s'Cen reb0it ie oth hei hor'rors' perpe-ie
'ataed oat the' innocatenit iadie(s that
~'isuperiioreLss of t.ho hostpitai, it, is
related, wVas (ont in t~winf whlU
yet aliivo. G od al one anad the Sis
toe's knhow whItat they enadtuird of
agonay anid bilai y siuflerintgs. Thir
maodesty oiutraged, their purity
defiled, thir ii poor, frail framos
tora aistundiler, I. hIr ~l' ood sciattorod,
and their lives diestro(yed by s[av
flaesW iON a whos mudt'oous rage in
flicted all thiose anid other outirages
aidsit a sceno of' hiorrior t Iat alonoe
would bo tearriblo to enc'ounitor'.
One staa'f hour11 suiedcca to ext in
guzishi tihose niole maruit3'yrs of chiari
ty. Tir biib toar of' love am aongst
.thlt poor) of Tient,tin for six years
wats i tus (crowneda in bi tternaess
and eartlyl~ shiamiie by thao very
poplef whomti they hatd succori'd,
Iad l'ed, :ni ehlte, ad tendedOi
in e hour1 o'tf silicness andt p)osLi
No. sooner1 haad (lie mob anid the
sohliers' gltt Li thiart t.hirst for'
'isttors tan t.bey buarnt the 01ntiro0
hadti beeta rec'eiv~ed inito the orp1han-l
nage, attachied to) hth'e hosiital, 1)er
ished1 i t he lthuncs. T) mtilahitedi
mem be.rs of t. lie dlead Sisters wore'
tharowna inito te bur'ninig rutinsa,
:uand thus, to)gctherd with the little
c-hibh-uean 1 hey werue chiar'itably nur-.
turing, was the holocaust com
1)eted.+
Such, a .talo of horrors, would
suftlco but more still romains to
be told. Mr. N. Protopopofl, a
Russian merchant, with ~ his with,
to whom he had only been mar
ricd two days, woro mlet in the
town of Tiont-sin .by the same inl
furiated mob and soldiery, and at
tacked with spears and swords.
Mr. Protopopoff fell almost itmne
diately, and was cruelly murdered.
his wife, who was on a spirited
horse, fled for her lifb, but bcitng
rep)ulsed from the road, turned
hack and attemptOd to leap an
open sewor in the town. She foil
with her horse, but extricated
herself, hid for a few minutes in
tho sewer, until she was dragged
out atid killed by the mob. Tho
bodies of these two Russians were
thrown into the sewer, and after
wards recovered by their friends.
They. had boon stripped nulked,
and had been subjected to most
barbarous usage.
. A French merchlant, M. Chal
mnaison, hearinig that the Sisters of
Chiarity were being attacked, tried
to get near the hospital to defeml
them, but he was caught, in the
street and backed to pieces. Ilis
wife, on hearing of her husband's
doath,- fled to the house of' a itni
tive Christian, and reinaned there
till night., when, disguised in a
Chinese dress, she ventured to
her house, thinking to see the
body of her dead husband. A fter
a fruitless search sho endeavored
to get back to the Chineso house,
but being discovered by some of
Chung 1Low's trained troops (the
Chung How rifles), she was killed
by them in the street.
A bout fifty Cantonese men, who
were suspected of being on inti
mate terms with tle Europeans,
were nnr(ered during tle excite.
ment, ; and even towards the end
of the lay sone mlise'rean.s were
.plrowling about the foreign settle
mcnt. One of' them was taken
with a loaded pistol, and ho con
fessed ( hat, he had been sent to kill
solie of tlie Europeans in the cus
tom service.
What, the French anuthorities
will d1o is wran1ped in the fututre.
The (out d oc hellchouaard, the
l"rench Charge d'Alairs it P'kin,
by last atccoulnts, is detained at
tho if in prial capital. Somne report
that, tle Chinese Enp, eror' will not
allow him to leave l'ekin, as they
leelaio they hi'tve no power to
proc(('t him fromn I being mulrlered,
eit her (i the road or at T('ientsin,
by ti samo a-sssiis who have
already killed so nuiny of hip coml
ttriots. Whether the French
Ch:tre d'A 'ifaires is dlet aillte'd for
t)1 hIei' motives it is lfli'tiult to state.
I'ossilily his 'ep( artn-l' is feared
lest lie shou'l ke imnetdiato steps
th' a rle'i ition (he the fearfuiI
blow inflicted on Firenceh prestige
in ('lhina, ani that by keeping him
at Pekin, time iuty he gained to
soften dow it le painful imprcssiolis
caused by t he lat e iassacrO. A
short time will brinig the French
A dmniral to the scene of' thle catas
trophie, and uinless t ho most sumil
mary and( complete humiliation lbe
imposed on 011 t Chinese Govern
ment, French inifluience will have
ceased0( iin Clinua f romt the 21st of'
June, when so much of her' inino
con t blood was shed( by her tri
umiiphant Cenmies.
There was tio available fore at.
Tionmt.-sin for' tho (defoec of' British
P~proerty or life'. Chung .1low~ had1
booni requstedt 5 four 1 consecentivoe
dlays previously by tihe British
C~onisul to t a k o prtecatiioinar'y
mieasu res to aver't, the outbreak,.
or1 af1r priolliotecOtion, ahd lie ntever
even voucehsafe~d ',o answer to theso
imi por'tanit olicial re4quiisitionis made1(
to him as the chief authority of'
TliontL-sin. Upon Chunig 'iIfowv
(loub tless rests the responisibhili ty
and1( blame of1 the whole)1 of this
muiirderous1 inisurr'ectioni, aind it is
to be hoped t hat ('ondign punish
menit will he inflicted oni him foar
his (colnivane at tihe slaughiteof
s4) manlhy innhocenit, personsi1.
The horror of' the out11rage is oin
ly equaled by the treachery of the
Chinese Govor'nmen t, aiid sooner1
or lator', the Emperor himself will
havo to answer the .indignant
forces of' Franeo, and it is t.o be
hoped of' England, also, for the
gr'oss br'each' of hum ni it y thIiat hias
no pairallol in mnodern times.
H Iui iosPE'eTi .itIn ll'TENs.--We
spea1k f'or old .Lancas3t(er. The lRe
form) miov(eent, is oni the high
r'oad( to Hiuccess. Firomi mlost, ove
ry sectioni we hiear' of theO rapjid
gains of' the prt,y3 fromi the color'ed
pQpuIlation1. In t Ih e Waxhaws
large numbn ers of' the colored meni
have already joinued the .Reformii
(lubI s, and the cry isi, still they
come. The tide has tuirnedl, and
all t hant wo nedl no0w is v'igor'ous,
actionl to carruy the cuntiy f'or thle
Riefor'm candidates by an over
whehining maijor'ity.
( La necaster .Led ger.
AEPPiOINTlMENTI (IF A LAD)Y CLE.1'a
-3N r's. M. al. Blostwick has been
atIppointed0 to a $000 lIorkshlip inPii
the moiney orderC1 oflice, of' the
( eneoal l'o.riofmie, Vic.A um .
Tho Torriblo Disaster in Now
Jorsey--Further Particulars.
We have stated that ia (listress
ing accident occurred on T bursday
morning, 8th itstant, at Ton's
River, ueatr L.onag Branch, New
Jersey. A large picnic >arty, be
longing to Centenary Mothodist
Church, of' Long Branch, had vis
ited the spot. About sixty per
sons were standing on a bridge
over the river, when it gave way,
and they were precipitated into
the Water. Eight persons were
drowned, all belonging .o Long
Branch. . From a detailed account
of the disaster we tako the follow
'!'om's River is a villago of about
2,500 inhabitants, situated 11pon
the banks of the river of that
namo, about six miles from its
mouch. It has becomo of late
quito a summer resort, and a large
hotel has been built there. It is
also inuch frequented by the peo
plo of the neighborhood for pie
nicing purpoa es. The depot of the
Southl"ern New Jersey Hail Road
is on the Opposite side of t he riv
er, and is connected with the vil
lago by two bridges--one ia wag
on and the other a foot bridge
on trestles, abuclt ficfen feet a
part. This structure was attached
to the depot side of the river by
wood or iron pins. It is about
sixty feet long, and the water be
neath it is at least tell foot deep.
110 bridgi hais been built about
one year, and its safety has never
apparenatly been doubtod. On
''hursday morning at 6.30 o'clock,
SOne five hundred m1n, women
and children connected with the
Snunday School of the Centenary
Methodist Episcopal Chureh of
Loiang Branch, started oin the Cars
ihr a pic-nic and clam-bake at
Tom's River. On their arrival at
the depot they begal to saunter
leisurely across the bridge in
groups.
THE BIDHI1E GIVES WAY,
Whenl but few had actually got
over, and some 60 'were on the
treacher-ous suipport, the pins Oil
the depot side suddenly gave way,
and the whole affair, with its liv
ing freight, swung over towards
the village. The loosened end sank
enceath the water, while the oth
er remauined fast. if both ends
had given way tile slaughter
would have been frightful. Tho
incline plano which the floor of
the bridge mado lay at such an
anlgel that alout half the endan
gered people were enabled to
clamber up on the village side.
They scram bled up on their hands
and knees-an indescribably con
tused and terrified mass of hu
maunity-some looking out for
Ihemselves, without much regard
to others, somec pushing down to
wards the river to rescue the less
helpful.
STRUCOLINI FOR LIFE.
Meanwhilo thirty persons were
struggling in the water, clutching
at each other, and at the frag
monts of thle bridge. Some were
even uinder the bridge. Tihose o1
the mullltitud(o who were oin the
(lep)ot sido0 could Only stand there
ill plamful help)le"sness ; thoso onI
thle othler'51 sid n managod to save
all but eight persons.
ACTs (iF IIEROISM.
As is usual ini such cases, ther'e
wvere stik ing instances of' hlero
ismi. Peter ILowland, a c'arpen
tr, hadl alr'eady saived hisn11ephewli,
ai boy of' 11, when he saw 31 iss .
Styles strutggling in the wate't.
At on1ce, bliund to all other sights,
hueedlless of the almost 'crtaiin
dleathI from despeiratoe clutching
hanllds that awaited him if lie
plunged amid that malss of' frantlie
huma)inity, he dashied into the w-a
ter'. '1The sight, of heir there, gasp.
ing for breathI, waus uinentdural;
for' she wuas his heart's delight,I
she wiore his~ ring upo her 10 hand
-ho0 had been hut yesterday look
ig at her wedlinig garments, in
wvhieb she wa'is so) soon1 to standl(
upl prou)ldly by his1 side. "TIhley
were beaut tifulI in t.hei r livcs, and
ini death not divided ;"' for ho had
seizedI and was hlear-ing her safely
to the shore, when Mr's. Sidney
Throckmorton, in her' despairinlg
agony, seized himl by thle arma,
and so 'hampered hi'mi thait all
thr)iee san11k toget her, alt houghi he
wlas an) excollent swimlmer.
TH'E wou WOI.0- aIEsUJS(1TAION.
Pr'ob)ably not mfor'e hain a quina'
ter' of tho0so who f'eli into the wa
telr were men ; the rest were wo
meni, boys and girls. Mlny of'
t hose w hlo wer'e r'es.c1led( had to beI
I'ubbed0( and tr'eated ini the walys
usuially adopted ill enl5so of' driow'n i
in)g befer'o they recover'ed their
brleath. On1e girl of' f'ourt een, wuho
wuas r'aked1 up1 fromi the bottom of'
the riv'er, was conlsidlered( quite
'esuscitated 1h01.
A healthy Texan pioneer has
rec~eiv'ed inito his manly frame)), at
vaiious I imesO, 175 shots, has hadI
niear'ly all his logs and ribs and
scull f'ructured, heen) scalped b)y
iniansfll), raLise)d twvent.y c'hildreCn,
and lo>is of crops, and is toulgh,
and eiwhty now.
Tho Decline of War. I St
'The admirable erttainty with
whici the matchiine'y of war de
stroys hulmat litf, its continuoui rs
advanceo toward perfection as at)fn
arlt, whilo it overwholmns us with Ib
itS present horrors shows Us
through the murky smoko of' bat
te the silver lining beyond, and of
the shining shores of perpetual
peaco awaiting thecivilized world.
Surely the bloody testimony now
in progress, of the folly and crime
of' destroying huuau lite by whole Lu
armios, without a Shadow of ex
hi
cuso in the beginning or a grainh
of recompense in the onil, is not l
to be lost on the obscure millions
who are thus mado the victims of 1hi
the sanguinary lust of emperors lio
amd kingrs--intelligent as these su
masses become, and clear-sighte'l
in respect to their individual
rights, and in respect to the ab- bi
swrd pretense of' crowned bigots
and imperial despots to rule andt
ruin. Induod, no confliut could
lhave had a happior origin, or have ,
boon characterizel by moro ap-, i
1))plpihate CirCulllistaule's, if its pur
pose wero, Is we trust it is, in the
or'der of Providence, to matko his- an
torical a groat lesson to mankind, "'
warning the nations against the do- -
signs of selfish rulers, and illustra- cc
ting by its 'onsequeunces, whieh are
likely to consist, chiefly of the ash- .o1
es of tho dead, the most inconeiv- a
ahle human lisery, and most moat- do,
snroless htiluman sihamie. As tt bh
Now (.rloans 'I'ines says, it is no
w hero pretended that Franco or
Prussia roquired this war. It had h
its sourco in tho evil minds of sol
lish and ambitious rulers, whose C
hjCCts wore personal to them- -o
elv's, marshalling hundreds of st
housands of' young and vigorous Ou
nc to the fiolds of slaughtor that.
they tay, on the one hand, )I- o
pottuato an individual dynasty, and "
a, the other achieve personal an
'amo. The first lesson to be m
leaned from the bloody annals
ies in the fact that the great
powers have doe'lared there shall
be no dismemberment on the oe pt
ibi:id, or igg'randizouont of' torri
Lory on tho other, to either na
ion, as a consequence of victory ph
jr defbat. This leads us to an as
Je
41uratnec of pleasing progres in re
1)ect to f'uture wars. it. will leaVe p
lyrants wit.hout adequate protoxts
or hostilities, and reduce interna
ional conflicts, if they still come,
0 the loral paucity of gladiatots.
1311t. after an exhibition of strile, pal
o nredless and so sal guiIary",
may there not. arise aimong th e
ending powers of EIurope, a sense
>f responsibility h,igher and grand
nr than that of fixing consinluel- ;I
-es ? May not humanity so fir WC
cinldicnte its natutre and its Godh
is to inspire t hem with an impulse
'ather to direct the prevention of
Of*
wars than to deity belligerents
Lhe rewards of' merit, when over ?
It. nay he w-2lt to say to those
.jor
You m)' ight, but we, the Con
iervatives of Eturopean in teglril tv
ind of the geerat peace. deiny
ou0t 0 ot'e coniseqjuenies thtan mn I- t
lual bl0odshod."' Biut, it, wol ac
issutred ly be het t er' to say :" Fig hat
riot lat llt."' 11ow simltpIle and( how
.rantd ai spec tche mighit l o imadIe(0
o electrify ie world anid inspio
lehigh t w herever Ite sensitive
ar t of manli lthrtis ini resose~
0 emattiolls of' ioy, or I.hroljs in
iylmeanis of ani intebrnational c'on-L
venitiona of powers or 81taites, tmole
o0 inst itunto at codte of solemn 1 laws,er
.0 be enfaoced in ad,justintg all dtis
)IitesH I)eoo i ntattils, presceitb
ng forover t ihlooudy, and, iniI a ta
tresenlt, ptrfectioui of' e0nstuctive
art, nd adlincment,Of miitar
W(ienc(e, desperate rocourso to
W~illhelmishiohi. Ito looks t hirtypr
ear's older than he0 id ini11 18(65. (Jo
Ie is tbloated iad b)illiouts. Ilit
y)es took tir'ed, faint and express'
onltess, andi his miov'ieents aro
dtow and1( mtechanicaul. Ito retires R
ate and1( rises earlIy. HIis wi ndowrtA
is tigh tedl long afteri midnightl,of
tnd at half palst 4 ini the1 mornling.
Jo dresses in plain black. Hfe hc
alkhs much .0 the schiool childrena, ralt
*thlo gathea' airound to 500 himi. sli
A Woo to TOuti: C2orN'ry CoxMim:rF. ll
-We suggest tihat thec 'xecutivoi Go eti
ntitteecs of' the Uio iOte 1iformii party in the No
lifl'en. coumnties put thiemtslves in com-~ cot
nunlic ition at onIce with the E'xecutive jali
30mint tees of' the Radienl party, for t he st
ourpose of astcertniting whethier the lit- ret
eur will agree to the appointment of' ai('
omit commiliittee, coiinijg of two't mem-ii
ers from1 each party, for every electionl
Irec'int, w hich cointiaitteeo shalsl remain
a-ich the ballot-htoxes from the op)ening in
f the piolls until thie Vote is finaltly can'l 1ha1
aed. This, wiuhouit intei:feting into
ny way withi the mtanagersa or cotluts'mms
inners of' electionsa, wouthl Qpako it i-ali'
ossibtle for any one to perp;etrate a
fr'auid upon the votera of the0 State.
It'. insier, the chaitnan of' the State Sei
xcrcutive Committee, anthoritizes the .aga
sihhication of' the stat-me'nt that It: out
hinks this proptosition fiir and just, nndu; nat
a'e presutme that there will be no ditli. Ibi
nity in mai~king Ithe arrangemtent. Thl
We shalt bo glttd to hear thle resutlt of ret
he con fei'ence between the several comn- ini
n ifttuon.-Cttnelnertn Naes hof
raddling the Sadclo -A La- I
dy's Exporionco in tho
Mountalus.
A idy dercribes her horseback p
to to the Yosemito Valley as r
lows: "liad any one told im 3
fore I started that I should be s
)n riding my horse as'ride iito i]
o Yosemite, Whatever the ties il
blood bet,wceu us, all i'iciilly in- i
eourse between that person and 0
yselt' would have been tenporari- t
suspended. W hon ono,more von- t
res(omlo than wise, suggesteil a t
Ii's saddle forl me, I curdled s
to with the remark-"May I in- 'i
iro it' you take me tor a untural t
l?" I tdeided that the comu- a
ed forces of the universo sh,uld o
t entice or compel me to do t
el Violence to every womian lIy 1
tiunet. But I cai to it.-- e
ctremity ot physical torturo it
ought mu to it. I. shifted lly (o
sitiou voluntarily, and retained n
0 noaw. O
An experienced rider may keep m
r seat goi ng over the rough p
mun(t in trails, but, oveun so, a iu
le-saddle is mereiless to your o
rse. lie needs his full poise t
d stren gth for every step. You i
ed not keep your foot tirm in V
uIr stirrup-your weight of no- M
ssity fulls oil oue side-your b
rse'st back becomes sore, his
its struiul, ald ten to o1e Ie b
Is with you, or quietly lies I
wI. if you are not anl expe- f
need rider, let. 1mo charge you
al lleanis tako a geitlm'lins I
sitiou onl your saddle. It may 1
0o1 barra'isin1)g-you w 'ill dou i- L
s experience the sensation of 0
iv icted shop-lif'ters every time 1
u meet anybody; but ratbor
ll1'o the pangs of' lortilietlion at
ui those of lisstIltiou. I amd1 t
vilncea, had I rectained m1y sido i
sition, I should have required
Iye ba11skets ih' 11y rema)in11s,
d never knowil what killed -
>ASIIoXAl.E YEUDINU IN WASH- t
rroN.-The Washiigtoun corres- '
ndent of the Now York /ferald, t
iting under date of the 7th iu. S
Alt, says: It
A. fashtionable wedd(ing took t
ice here this evening at St. i1
hu's kpiscopal Chureb, oppositei a
Atayetto Square, Oil l-street.- tt
1r happy coutple wero M rs. K ir- ii
Smlit h,'widow of' (eneral K irby
tith , brotheri' of the rtebel gene.
of' that name, am Ma jor (te- t
l A. 13. Eaton, of the War )e- i
rtment. One hundred invita
114 Iad been issued to the elite "
Wa'tshing"ton), and at 8 o'clock o
s evening the chireb presentted
array of beauty, la-;hiot and
Lilt I remarkable for this season,
cn everyboly is out of townl.
Zong those present, were Secre
y Ri:obeson, Acting Secretary
Stato J. C. 1;Ihiu f't [)aiis and "
y, General liuphireys, Major
neral Motiigomlery Meigs, Ma
General Townsem , G1en1eratl
ArdI', WV. WV. Corcoran, or.Y
'mer, Commodore Alen, Co.
4 Leo, and1( a great numb1 lerI of'
ies and0 goentlemeni (list iniguiishi -
lock thle happylut coupjle alighited
11', aui ceeed by3 the N orth
I ii'e, while thet organ:li pt'eld
th lie wed',ding, ('bor'us fromn
ni on a platf formii tha:t hadi~ bteen
'01ed by' thle allar, and the ree
, h'v. Mr. .l. Yaullghanl Lew'~*is,
do his a~1ppeal'lrnce in his clei- a
r'obes. Th le i'erem' llony I was e'
-formled ac'ord(lingit to theiiS simle bt
I imopiressivye forms oif thle Ei, - in
pjle wer'e warml11y ('onigr'atuila- A
hy3 thieir fr,ieni Is. Th le 'oule in
>('et'ded to the0 eidencltie of Mr's. t<
mm uodor'e M ori'is. mv
I. stylishl y'oing lndy enmioi to
the principal hiotteli. She a I
etedl tmnleh aittentLion both for O"
extrava~'ganie of' dre'ss and
ing ai huge~ dlose of laudanumliIY,
I leainug a let ter't' be h fhrwi~ardi
Lt) an illicit lover of' hers in
wv York. So inlte'nt wals shl on1
i1mittingt suiide 11111 sh1e hit off
I swaillo(we 'a porltion11 of' thle
evo her' of' the poison'. She
hardly r'ecov'er.
A
Ln ralttle-'nake ha( 1 s been kiilled
13aden11(m Cuty, N. '. , which
I thirty' two iratties a unud a but1- v'
.So says' (lhe papers, and they Ii
loNa Kosou, Septembetr I, vi' Lond'on, d1
teimber 20.-The fechn1g in China al
ist foreigiiers Ia in)tenw't, andil '-shi o
bulrsts of' v'i ione onII I t heiat of' (he
ives is ferd Wade, Sei'retary
Si'dh Legation, still reminiied ait Pek in.
rc uless tho Marndariiis ir,:lic.'ted
he0 TliOnt-Sini massacro wr'o oecented il
en (ho 81st or' hAst n
"Who wtA it that likented a hu
a11a111 being's stoimiacoh to Nolih'a
aek, and say it -took inl all thing r
fubget. how it was said, but it
a.e a good )icturo of muau's om
ivorous C'apatity." ,It is the tate
lr. .iek j1is you refi'r to. llo has
aid a great numttber of ( qi(et, sensi
le things in his day. iis words,
n the it,statnce you alludo to, were
I amd worse than Noah's Ark-o(
ouire I mean in ily (pacity for
tkin:; in aituinals. I will suiltpose
hat I have reac'he'I the a!lotted
e't of umn-all's exiAtence---thlce
.ru'.' atntl teu--tit I have boon
lessed wit i good dig'stiou, aml
bat I have devoured three meals
day. Settinlg aside the fi rest'
f ve'getables I havo destroyed,
he palloramua of my iauital von
ul fftio11 would take the re-tglhl
xliitiol ieriod of two hlou's to
uroll. 'lTh'ro I shouhI statal at
no end like the Ark with open
ionLh, while overy livinig creature
I' the a,ir, tho earth, or the sea,
multl mII,ve Slowly ()Iu iu sot"itilm
roeessi,I, d1isapplearinI w it h in
ty,;tll dltvoninitLi jaws. Thell wki-lht
I tuy indIividlual 1orli'i,hmnut in]
is would ho (inlethi;ng awfutl
a vile in ste'lin1:g moniitey m1ight
r aeh ?10.000t) ; and in tue-hLr,e
-ago;n loads it would IumbeOr per
ap s f'roml city. to one hUtotredt..
ot content wit i the tlesh of birds.
:1st :4, iihus, I'I)tilos, ald ilsects.
Inuist se.ize t1u)o thlioir bones, aind
edr( upoit their skins."
I'ruoi'Ssional politicians have Lat
ied Ilis iii regard to the now
erlan ('onti'doration, to be call
.l the Nord l)eutc'he ,1111111 11 1
te ibrimiik to be I'resideit. A ('toln
I has been called at Lieatlquarters,
md the lblhet anud Wtlrtelburg
overnmenll 1t sare builiy eoutl 1'errin
I regard to the political future.
lerr LIatser, a National Liberal
eptyiv, is guing to stumpll thu
orth Germiatii States. It is pro
,sed thal. "aoktorit shall be do
lai'ed a.t the samo(. timo neutral
uId the capital of the uew coiied.
rationt. 'tlhus it will hold to.vards
1e netw (onItdil-dra' I(h111 p111-110
t ion thtW 1ashingtonuandtihe I.)i>.
-i(et of Colu binaii tiL. to (fb) U IliIltd
titles. 'Illls is 1he fi',t direct
ep towards whbat Ias lol!4g been
(ream of liel'maln palriuts----llol
surely' tierman uI tnio n, but Uermuan1
nion of alLied lIepiilitics.
'By the puiblication Lt' the will of
10 1111mdered ll Injunill .Nathans.
app)aatrn t hatt Washilgtou .Na
ian't, the So) sus pectetl of the
i'urder, gets '75,Ot)t c'Olltitionaally
i his teadilg a lift of regularity
ot sobriety and mrryi r a .11e
ro0w wife, while the other cbil
ro1n got, 75,000 ap1ieee absoluu111oly.
his fict seems to have revived to
ine OX te ( h(+ suspicions aai list
'atshingtoi Nat hans ; but, as the
ill olsrwhlero st('alks of himl a1s I
loved sOn, it, is probable tatt he
1hmlgenble'wit oth)ing Ort
iiuis lthall beinlg at ratt.h rl "'Fast"'
a)ung u):n, als t he sonS of wtealt.hyv
ew Yorkers are apt to be.
A W.AllNi m -St eel hair pinls
:ive ('ome1 into use inl "'fixing lip"
1m JLrgL <punlilcit.y of liltific'il
loI'ili'lIt, forI thle hie:ir, n1ow w01rI
f' )alies, andit theiy are' pring'i1 to
.3 a dang1erous15IiIIII :ntic. A young1
dy of .\lalmouI aI shoirt, time1
tIC', fe'll anI( dt 10nk (one (of t hese
om1 thle dr'eet of it'heIL wounid.
A bachelo1111r h'a ( t h e lt a'nd
>lrl it to, doitor fisome mli
fni. Thle dtl 4 itjut.Irell toZ
(1( fia'se. O ind trote aOI prescription.
ati, wII hieh1' the bacetlor t
escr:1 iunsr's ac dt ,'1 " aeven '-e
i' oI silk, w "it hI 'a w'mn'ii.
a ad Ihat evning amcl)las
-re 1of1 -----H wer w'iverlt i31'd for
l'eIfor taxes'l if t hejonter n
is iistll one-s .3ixt i of t he
unl', and miorel is, yet e a
evrised.1) ibdth(i'' ny t
1 U(' frllfor)ii iaxte hi '
Reformt1'h of ('t' arvat io ( 0.
[n tornon i4mocrt' at. llr:ei
1n0ih ('ai-oIlina,: 'Itci'n ihs Sresby
Ivity moring,tho:bl~ inay Thed
>jct ofl his meti ing11 war 1318.r
LtNOt.v AND S,t tn.-The
ne1Oe's of the h ot7t,h havo been
taught by their now masters (tho
c"arpet-bag;rers) to believe thuat the
'"Mttartyred President" made tho
late watr on th South to eman
ei1ate them fi)r their own good.
We htave, inl thet folltOWinl. letter
frvom Mr..Linco ln, thu p)roof that
thiis ia fa lseuood. It appears inl
a. fatr, Siill of hi. lottor to Mr. A.
Uf. Ste.phh(n1. of (ieoriai, in the
1ecoldl Vtilulllc of the0 c'stittIi io
asl history of the latter. it. is :.
tullow :
!not'tt OWN \y ds ONr.Y.
SPINIl'Iilit,o, huu,, )o. 224 I8(j(.
:ntm. A. H1. Step.'tens -u
MY I4.1u ial: Your ob li';iul;
answe' to my short note is jlust
re('eivedl, and t'or which p1le:(s' .
ekpt my tlhauk-. .fu1Illy apple
eiato theo present ,'eril thloel oll
tr.y is in, mnd tho weig.ht of re
1ponUib'ilit"y ou mue. D)o the0 p)t'..
1)l0 of the .MS'1th re:liv enterta:iin
tear t hat a l,'l)lpubliein a)lmlinis
t ratioln woubt. ditrectly or indtircet,y.
Intet't'"re' withi theU alavl, or w itlh
them abou)tt t ho.la've.' ? if' they do.
I wish to ainurl 'e vou, ats onOl it
l'rieudI, andl :;till, I h11)1), not all
en1emyi. that there't is 11') cause for
:,ullh !ears-. Theo Souttb woukd he
it, lit ltorC da ge IlV 'itl this respectI
that it w:' ill the days of Wash;l
inl'lto.. I sluppos, liowe'vt'r, thi>:
<Itl'4 not m)e"t the vast. Yo,u
t hink slavery is rig;ht and ough*1t to
bet exteinl('d, wvhik. wu think it i-,
irremg and ouhit to he re-i,trict'd.
Tha1:t, I s,11uppo , i.4 thet rub. lI
c"trtalinly is thet ( Ily' Subta:nti;ll
dI l' Iie b.'t ''n' l us.
Y'Ours, Very) truly,.
A. L,iNCOLN.
hon ,ios . o 11 g'o that thi' I i lu111
govMeriuen't. tU1Ndl w1ar to) ut:lke(
liim t'rue, he (a1u Shat up him by
,hiOWing himt this Iett'r.
l)h.: rIl UI A4 Autl,rt)cale('.
ltiot C.--. eelehrity of 1I5-is, aid.
inIi'eed, of 11( wholo fashiionmlI'
'world, iy g1.ona folrevur wh'e
theru are it) )10itures, ntatiuos.
w"inll, ('(lull131e$ andlt beau1ltifull w'c
mnen to lav"ish at prine('lv ineolue'
upou. Tlho Marqu1is or II'orttr,-d, a.
lamuu of (ulity andi foiurtuu, 1:1,
been aill Illl)1tortaltlt 1 o)1'a 11:1- f('I!
manyl1) yearlls. 110 wai ia PI':,klal!
to lihe l ip of Ilis nails. 1,otido n he
dletestedl, c!xce)t a1s a )w1( f'troll
whec11l'e to draw his itueme. lie
texp'ndedti his illtOnso treasures
inl profligacy of every iaws'rip)tiol,
av when olrmeitted by at mier(bi.
Ieh gout whuilht of late y(ur-,
";-aleely lef't him. .llc f'omghlt
pi,"tulres like at Im:Ii llman; his t-1a. ts
weure all Ov'er I;u-opx!, and their
')rflersi were to pay anly price iot'
(w "lt.tever mni,glat he worth hIittIi.
Ile bonghat Lho Murillo for g(;0(,
(I0, hav"in, at MeV11e'r tuisslu fot it
his life. With the Duke1( of' Or
it ti lan,at wedoll',e wu n s.
lia r'g14t inltl. 'vlon, i- gab s.
j.uel i C .444 run :libertines. It ( wa9s414
ht~.t ; and ii was1 oft11 heisame ''blo4,d'
wones ln thetr was ar.The agine
,Iam' iis p b h1 10rl I ,.e pu. t atio n.. -4.. of
I lhe lalIiky, but11 leO\-eS a (',li Iort 2a
io estat11 t4) his heir,( 'alptain
unsur4 ipaised (4o1llection)4 of w1ines.'),
ph:t1 Ires, vills. anld pa"es
A Nonn-a;' liAOl OF' or .l xo.-The.
MOIntgomerQ1y Adivtert i.'er saly5 2001
I lhilroadl4 for' three yea2rs. The44 in.
teprto 4.41 4 > re) 'c'1iv4 $75 a1
mon1thb, an1 1 the tinr foremonI $10
per' IiUtjil, eneb. 'TIm Ilaborers1'
are0 to receiveo $16 per month)I I,
in gobt, free board, lodfging4 ami
fuel. It 1 is stipulatoi. inl the Con
I raeI(t that11 Iho workin;;hourssha1:4 l he
ten)hours' per)4 day)---)'ix dalys in t he
week ; that t,hele slhall be flve.
('oo0ks' ; 41 hat a sad0.'lnt rpIan 1it y of'
r'ie and!211 p' r'k , Ii)'b1, heef' and4( v(ge
Iab)les sh1allbh furnished ; I ht ill
('a1s( of 4-i('k noS,4 a labor.4er shall1 re
Fre.e return1 to1 14an11 FrlanI(isco4, ny-I.
on1 the44 exp(1iraltion of thoII termfl (of
ser'Ivico. '4 eSpoe4illy guaran'1I4tee.)'f
Tnr,F S1'.m' oh M.uINE I)RYIN(1
ANx) lhI'ININo li'.--A dhispa*t(ch
from1 Banigor, Mt.., dateod 3 1st it .,
'l'hoe weacther01 conitinu mca extreme
ly dtry, andI( the0 country' all1 about
Is4 steltrin1g semvrely from fires.
P'a'sngers down on tho Piscat..
at(lIiis hail Road, to- night, repjort
builings on fire along tho line
of1 the roadl, and1( Ite whole4 neigh
h)orhjoods turned out1 fighting the
fire. It isl re'ported to-dayl, from
u p thme river', that the West. Branch
drlivo3 oflIog, conltain ing 20,000,000
foot., which wer'e hung up by tho
dIrouight. nro onl fien.
ADVERTISI N.1VAT$
dvertrisements inserted atti r$t$I .A
pr-sqttinre-one inch'--forfrst lmSQrtio, ttd
1 Aum each wihsquent- insqrtiog., . id
cohtanlti ndvcrtilseleietste perenona a . "
Notlecs of ncetings, obituaries and trlbuter
or resmeer, sane rates p,er square as ordiatf
adverlstnments.
Sp'eial uotices lu local colditn 20 cd'fs .
per hue.
AOvrtiements aot tiarked with tto s
iar of insertions will be kept 11 till r ,A4
and t,barged accordiugly.
tpochnl cottracts 't3udo with'lar o Adter-"
Iivrs, witb liberal deductioua du abovo rates
Jos PRi,njjy -
Done with-Natuess and Dlspatch."
Termts Cash.
A oUrmTaN LADYTAKEs TO TR$
Saru.-,liss Linti .Edwil, who
his ,ijust opened heruew, theaitro in
New York, has at romantic history,
ac(ording to the Brooklyin Uiioin
''.Sbe is at Soltthertir,-" well b6in;
and highly oducated. She liyved
oin her paternal ostatos noar thib '
mon(,1d, V irginiat, and1( was JL'qutgb 6
1p ji the in0ollesso of I0h l i" '--f
Southern lr'istoere'y. D)i't1gt\
imelted in the crucitilo of-th Coy
tiedernety, And fisR 01iil thta(t .
pluck iIy to - solt-support: FITA6' ".,
she trie,l literature, and loean'u" .
well known in thu intorual. news.
pper world -as a song writcr.
L'hen she set about w'rttog nuiyo1e
'r ber' songs, and tho ortjostrtl
'Vorlil began to knov ber.' She
wrloteC waltsI Ianditi "fatasirs, a'ni
in all acqulltited horself wteil. Naxt
she took t') the stage, aiid in two
vears or so from a brilliant,' bo.
it1tint rc:lched ict decroo o'
tt:ttaa'.4e4 inl her oVn right. Alit -
opp tne t' tcy ha" set, her t'ight
pe<"'niharily; l,:lt- it did not arrivo
1titil -lhe h:t+1 i gt. well into the ox.
1 'nse li t ot' her ledger on bchlr'
i' ti publie amtlusetient, atd('now
she will appeat' in her now cat
pactity as tutianager.
AN L vE or G. :NLItA Titonl.
- tie ollowin anecdote of Goal
''al 1I'Trolit tay be read with il)
It'rest. :t a tiltce when be is called
111o1 to piay ant importait part i
public al'airs, as; it shows that h0
u" ktol I h 5i list1,in -tuishie<1 for h is
priVatte virtue. tha:tn for his talontM
:1 t'ounratl :i a soldier. Upon
Slie denth of his fat her, sotuo yotas
1go, he belatno ontitlod, under the
iwith law ot Slession, to a
'n1uie"ty (f t ho small pattriuoiial en
tatu in Brittany. whieh was to bo
divided hotwveen himsell' and his
Iti,bir. This brother had cloven
t'iddren. 'l'he Genteral has nloneo.
l.e simpt1) ly rema trked that his.
birot hu' nuetdtl tlie prorttty mno0
than ho did, and rolinquished his
share of it.. Not long at'terward
his brot bor likewise dieil. U1pon
I his curitt'reuco the Uonerai ob.
s'r''cd that, lavinr no family of
his owni, he was the bottot- ablo to.
provido for thalit. w hich Prov'idIone
h:i'l hiosod uipont himu. Hio
.adnptod htis eilt'Ou liephtows and
:niert'5. hutd downt his carriago, ro.
d ucedh his owin domestic expondi..
ture. :t in assumred, wvith eboorful
ne ts, thIt dnrty of. ptrov'iding for tho
wvholo of his late brother's fasmily .
N ilssonhais ap~peasrod, atnd tho
News Y'ork papjers asre eu tusiaustiaj.
I'hao 'lnmes says th at the imipros
ion shet mainde cannrot be exaggoir
I eil---IIl her voice is "'wonder
tin l"--thatni it posse a "'volvoty
b readth ," Ii (howi) 5 is that for high ?)
"ai liixuiriolSus andanie o ver boe
fbo mastelied." ThIie TVribune (do
(Ihtres her voice ''wsit hout as flaw,'
"perfci t iln))i pui ty," "sealinig cm.
y*rn he ,igt<" &e. Thre /Ierald
thirlIinkstt, iin enitivai'tioni arid dis
lini tness 0 he su i iirpasse AS' Jeniny
Lind, irual thit Wlorld alflirmis thrat
siho hans a noteU atnd ai bhal more
(ompas th: i ei it her ind or T1itionai.
A\ nd oneC and iallI arc en thtusi:n"tio
anbuint. her "'fhi r, swveet faee,' ler
(chainIing! .Smlile,'" her "ftair, sweet
:1'',"' 'ier "charrrming smio,'' her
"h--tr<m-- ey'." atru 'her light
soihlen hair, whviieb is the' glory of'
te N orth 1orn womern."' [NilIssoun iis
10 bet a suves tha nt is settled.
A JB'y Kno la, is 1s OwN (GRAND
FK- .rn .--At a school in [Norwich,
hero is a hoy w ho is really his,
own grand-ftiihr. lion) is it poa
'ibb' ? I he render will asMk.
I wvill e'xplinF it,
A wiudow, who lad a son, manr-.
ridl at. the( Iamo tiinto with her
<hingb~i lrr-i-la. Thie latte'r mar
tiedi thle hurlsand's fither of bioi
mot(1 he'r-i-nav. In ('onibequoneo of'
t hat. thle widlow was the fathei's
nmrthenr oif her husbandic, that is, hier
graniid-miot her. Sho was her son's
errait grand.m*irothet'r, (conisequent.
ly. he~ wIS a grand-fa ther' of his
own, and t ho grand-uancle of her
d uyihter-i n.i'a.-T'ran3latedl from
thie German, by J. 1?.
Mrs ('ary St anrtorn is disgusteod
withI the itepu nblican party. Hear'
her ; "WVe have petrpetuiatedI t his
politienal dynasty of woodien heards,
Ionke.ys ai flunkeys quite loung
eniouigh. If theire are no greater
mern to be foun d t han G rant., his
{ ainet arid thle last Congress,
pray) let thet sex return to thir ,
acardemuic shadosl~ once more, whileh
the D)eborabls, the .ldlahs, t ho
1Nther'~, the Vashtis cormi to the
Th le L ynrchbuiirg Republican tells
as romntoe story abouit ho0w
Errgeniio was once engagecd to
youing Wm. C. Rives, a son of' thlt
A merican Minister, aind how Mrs.
Rtiven, broke it alli off, otherwiso
the present Empress would havo
b)een putting uip pickics anid at
tenidirng to other household duties
Ion a farrm in Virginia. Thbe stor'y
is piretty, butt.as "Major .Bagstock("
Geiurmnui Prieo-s niO intriguln; Aat
ho ing of Pria