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r^UVFORDSVILLK. IND.

Saturday, February 12, 1859.

TMY MORJiJNO BY CIIARP.RS II. DOWEK.

I^TTlic Cratvforitsville HflvicW) fiirni.*hnl to Subscribers at 91,30 in advance, or W, if not )uiiil within the rear.

CIHCl'lATIOS

•AlUiLR_TII,\N ANY PAFKR PUBLISHED IX •\UA w-d'.l Crn\vfoid*viIle! AtlvcrtWr* cull up find cxuinindonr list of

IJr SUBSCRIBERS. J£S

II. Pakvin. Sotivh Ea^t corner Columbia and Muin Cinoinnntl, Ohio is our Api-ut to vrocmrt *dvcrU*cinents. -i

5otiffi to A(Ivcr(iicn

•''ZernAf&r nir.T^csfttl Atlvertlsinir will »p pljarjrctl n* tr.iil?ifent advertising—ons dollnr a sqnfird, (of ton li'nM.) Or tlic first in*oni"n and tn-enty-five cisti» for cVcry Hiib^qnoiit insertion.' tMI. HOWF.N, tniry S.'SV* ... JEKE. KEENEY.

Por President in 1860,

dCCiSrn tl!c

\ttf tnnnr. tn fu* nt

Xational Convention, to be holden at

Charleston, South Carolijm.

NEW ALBANY fc SALIC.II KAIL ROAD. V::U'IME Truiiix Iimiv. tlm C'rnvvfordsvillc Di-ju.t as follows: ~:i Gt :n«r -rth.

Ac-Vimrnniliiti'm A. 1. Frrijflit P. M. Tnruiitrli K\|ru.-^ 1'. M. 'iw^o ifc ii .Going Sc-ith. -f.

Tliroreli 1'vr.rcs 7:22 A. M. Fruijrlit A. M. AccoiiuncnJatiim -1.03 P. M. AccomiiKidatinn Tniiii cuing North. Cf'inii'ptH itIi triiinii lor InU'.n:u'«'H-. Cint-inr.uti niul (II.

probable issue of the trouble?. France

mid Sardinia are said to have funned an

and in England, indicates that there is a

rtrong apprehension of a war between A us-

triaand 1-ranee, involving the destinies

trumpets over the poor. It strikes us that

charity should be bestowed in a quiet and unostentatious wav. Let cverv citizcn

who can afford to give, hn»t up the poor

»d needy his own immediate neighbor-

lionfi nnrl rnlicr/i #»r» P» nn .! i.!

hood and relieve as far as possible their necessities. Il this were done, the good work of charity and bcncvolencc would eoon be accomplished in a practical and efficient way. This calling largo public meetings, making buncomb speeches and appointing committees, as a general thing amounts to little.

J®'* The intelligence from Paraguay indicates no intention on thc part of the dictator to resist the demands of thc Americans. ,m m.

IS^"Thc Mayor of Cincinnati has had a census of the drinking talons taken, show-

nnd

er|fe8«e Bijgpit, Myiiu||.t Co.,

bare been active)* t^j^ged daring lhe last month in gctftog Upaliexf Sodgc. It consists in bringing ont old Joe Lane, of Oreigon, fov President in 1860. The object of winch is to defeat Stephen A. Douglas in the Charleston Convention. Of coarse they have no s3ca of Lane's being nominated. It is only a ruse to throw off Indiana from the support of Douglas. A very clevjCr dodge, but it can't win.

Th« Stars

i- ~1. ...

PRtXTEl A XT) Pt'IlT-IsflKI) KVEUY SATUR- t|ie

axd

Hght

w'dl

Thcr is some talk of huildinc a

*@"The ladies' Festival, on la^tTues* day night, at JfcCWfiand's Jltjll, was largely attended. The receipts amounted to /onvi niuety iollnrs

Strifes.—This

Frank Lesi.ie.

Pc"locraj!c the armed and uniformed companies. We

but thc

is the

1 name of anew weekly paper just started !by

It is published in New

York,. and is au excellent family paper.— {Its illustrations, prise stories, and solectroTM arc equal to anv paper published in

count^V '*1

3.iyja

WHO TOOK THE PAPER! For the last five years we have been sending a paper regularly to J. W. Armstrong, In Armstrong's Packet 3Ir. Armstrong lives at Way netown and denies that he has taken it for the last four years. Now we will not dispute Mr. A.'s word, but we will esteem it a great favor if he or any other man iu the neighborhood will give us the name of the gentleman who has taken it. Wo intend to ferret it out.

Another Sciij:me

Increaseouk Tax-.

F.S.— We notice that a bill has been introduced in the State Senate for the organization of the militia. The bill provides that all persons subject to military duty, not members of armed and uniformed companies or fire companies, are to pay a tax of fifty cents annually into the military fund of the State. The fund thus raised to be used in defraying the expenses of

trust'that this extravagant piece of folly may meet the fute it deserves. The idea of taxing community fifty cents a year to defray the expenses of a few idlers in p! iying soldier is decidedly rich.

tST Bannon & Bo viand have dissolved partnership. The grocery business will hereafter be conducted by 31r. Bannon, who intends bringing on a heavy stock in the spring.

New York Wkfkly Mekctkv.—

Kntoi'EAN Ni:ws.—'The warlike mutter-1 excellent paper has commenced the publiLugs on the European continent, continue, lotion of a splendid slorj-, entitled '"Seaas- will lie seen bv the, Asia's advices, or, The Terror of the Coast from though we.hi-.ve nothing definite as toithc Ithe Pcn

h,vc

*ng!,gcd

lc.v»

alliance defensive and oHensive, which has j'1"' Novelettes which will be published a significant look, and the disaffection i„ during the year. The Mcrcvn/ is unqnesItalv, though kept down, is still apparent. '...i The fact that there is little confidence in F'tHicd by Messrs. Cauldwell, Souththe .pence pro.-|:e.-td, in the Paris Uoursc |worth

the eminent artist., 5Ir. Par-

vrho wil1 llcvotc

Wtli,IK.v'

Novv

^f'as

the

soon he an end of the eruption. Crowns above the horizon with the sun, am! there Mill become trash, and thrones the blocks was uot an eye to behold them. Life iter executioners.- w-w self is but the shadow of death, and souls (departed but the shadow.1So

TIIK TOOK. I All things fall under

Yorli-

]t,mtiful

J*' stitely and nlght-

biooniill„ flower

is this thought of SirThom-

Jirownc's:

the l"nian .State.-, and threatening the I '-Ligh,, tl.at_ makes things seen, makes poaec ot all l-urope. isonie things invisible. AVcre it not for When that i.iuti'erine toleano that un darkness and shadows of the earth, the derlies the politics and governments

fjnoblcKt of creation had remained nnseen,

.. .„ and the stars in heaven as invisible as on .burope, once bursts forth, there will not

f0UI.,h day, when they were created

We are all making a great flourish of) itself is but the dark siinmulacrum, and js threntoniii"- to

slindow of Goo.,

Abomtioxism at A r, a an v.—On Tuesday .of last week, thc following resolution was

passed hy the Stutc

Anti-Slavery Conven-

at Aib myi Now Vork

Resolved, That in advocating a di^N-

lution of the Union, thc Abolitionists are justified by every precept of the Gospel, every principle of morality, and every claim of humanitv."

Let every man in good connected, recently eloped from Detroit: steel Picks

^circumstances, constitute himself a com-! with a negro. Thc Tribune tells how she

mittce of one, and in a quiet way seek out! spent, her honeymoon: j^j I the afflicted and relieve them as far as his Thc style of living which the young wo- \urers. moans will allow. man was introduced to on thc first dsur of 1 incf Oliis'ei

••j her honeymoon is worth noticing. Itfer

'.-.'-I®* The Montgomery Guards will pa-, sable lover in pursuance of an intention to rr.do on the 22d inst. set up housekeeping, bought some dishes and old furniture, and the two moved into

I a board shanty in thc back part of Windsor. This was in the negro quarter, which,

»ng a total of s:xtcen hundred and eighty- ,cs p^xes, colors and varieties. The onlv 200 fi»s Su"ar' c'ght. I room she had was filled with these odorous !30 visitors, from morning till night, who gazed 1150 }JJ3 Beans! .!!!!!!"!!.'"!" "*^The Cincinnati Gazt tte says that at her with open mouths, while little ebo- 40 Dried i'ruit one hundred bodies are raised every win- jnies climbcd onf.be roof, peeped in thc ]Q jj J»eppCr tor, bv professional resurrectionists, tor tho windoirs. and stole her corn bro.id. of the Medical Colleges of that citv

is.

fetiln,atcd,

1....1 1 it. 'April. W -,5 .t. ,.M

each lend a helping band, the improvement can soon be made, ft would be of great benefit to our town. .„

RECEIPTS FOR

s-cj08cntxxrzoxa'

TOmPcf,ont

TImv AS cat-L. Two of SvfcllJSi? nTjfwMlll f. T" V, .!•, Uio |,r:ii0i|wl body annu-Wi were cauglit I parent circnlatcil. to tlio effect that slie j|j^ I cn.7^ ^CC^S »s°.

receivo punish-! was insane, and that ho should put her in 1000 Gun Caps

incnf. Ian asylum, is all bosh. No insane asylum 2 callous Pickles ." j«.

t&' We are having fine winter weather jur-t u.07" Tli-3 road." .ire sgair. passable

yindso[ 6 lbs Cream Tartar

will take her, as she has given not the 14 gullous Vine-rar

fiif A spirited revival is progressing at! slightest sign of insanity. ... gallons Brandy ."7 *f, she old red school house in the south nart' 2 dozen boxes Matchcs '.'aaof town. A few nights since. Mr. Wdliam

f*"™1 ''m,' i1

Bunch, who experienced religion, was be on the 24th of April ibis year, last fell Camp Kettle^'!'! ^thrown into a trance, and in that condition [on that day in 1791, and will not fall on the 1 Dutch Oven ............... j. he was rciacved on thc breaking up of the !553,110 date again till 2011. Since the in-, Tin Plates traduction of* thc Gregorian Almanac this ij 'fin Cups nas only been the ease in the year 1030,' 1

Coffcc 31iU

tcrcfitmg to learn that, taster, which will Frviii" Pan

I a 1 9 1 1 Iv if haster can fall roaches from thc 22d of 1

TO 'Rzrvxs-wrii

VThene are ien who Pa*. the Printer.

•T. 17. nam.-• Soiorr.on b»ll, Thomas V. Lampoon, Wiley, Bell. James Wallace James Ctinninghatrf.•• Aaron i'ocst,.......... Abaam Huff, Tavitl -Sidnejy-.-llfirtiion Uttcrbock..

Well, what is the matter?"

This

2 00 2 00

2 00

1 50 1 501 50 1 50 1 25 «0

A MIRACLE OF HONESTY. At a party one evening several contested the honor of having done the most extraordinary thing, and a reverend gentleman was appointed sole judge of their respective pretentions.

One party produced his tailor's bill with a receipt attached to it. A buzz went through the room that this could not be outdone, when a second proved that he had jnst arrested his tailor for money he lent him. "The palm is his," was the general cry, when a third ptit in his claim. "Gcntlemer," said he) "I cannot boast of the feats of my predecessors, but have returned to the owners two umbrellas that they left at my house." "I'll hear no more," cried the astonished arbitrator, "this is the very ne plus ultra of honcstv, unheard of deeds it is an

'Twas no use—he" took the prize."

sue you. ell, all I

Shovels

1 Hand-Saw 1 Drawing Knife 1 twelve-inch File 6 lbs Wrought Nails

Total

it is needless to say, comprises several quarters of thc whole town, and was sur-11000 lbs Flour .. .T. rounded by about fifty more negro slian- 400 }})S j}acon tics. The occupants of these, quite taken joq |}jS J)rietl Beef. by Surprise, turned out en masse, and the 50 jjJS jt bridal calls of the young wife consisted of ft,s Tea..! an in is in at a a a 5 1

Knives and Forks

Spoons

Tot4d

Add Team, ki

have to say is, let him sue, and he'll rue lung? I the day, as sure as my name is Barm you converse

The following is a complete outfit neces-! ,brisk )v:l!kmS

saryfor a company of four men, for the j,act' °J

Gold Diggings. Also a sumdv of nmvis. 1ous

ions ample for six month same in Leavenworth City 3 voko of Oxen at $00.

Wagon, cover, &e Yokes, chains, &e 1 Tent

TIIE DETItOIT ELOPEMENT. Miss Judson, a young lady respectably 10 pair Blankets..

f)00 2 00 1 00 34 I 25 00 40 75

S34fl 9

PROVISIONS. &e.

A-

5 20 7 70

1S00 2 40

4 00

Tfine LOffDON -nvEs oif cosxr. If [From the Loi»doa'H™eof Jannaty

We may now venture, to bojpcij that the principal danger of an Edwpeain -war, has for the present passed away. It would be well if we could say, that, after the blowing over of this storm-cloud, the world might indulge in visions of permanent calm and sunshine: butfbrees which threaten the dicturbance of European quiet still exist, and are only for a time compressed by the weight of universal opinion. There is, however, satisfaction to be mingled with the regret with which mankind must sec the enthronement of an ai'med and restless despotism in Knrope.

It will appear to any one who has watch ed the course of those events, that, after all, there is moral power not wholly unable to cope with Emperors and Kings. The decided and unwavering conservatism of the English government and press has, it is admitted on all hands, been chiefly instrumental in checking the madness of the Uonaparfc clique.

Austria has received a snpport on which she hardly counted, and France has been met with a resolution which her rulers deemed wholly impossible^

We sincerely trust that the former of these powers will appreciate the behavior of a nation which bears no good will to ul

act of virtue of which I never knew any •, tramontane absolutism that Francis Joone eapahlc. The prize is—" Jseph will Recognize that- after all a free "Hold," cried out another, "I've

done I

people may be a better ally than any dear

still more than that." brother of the imperial class, and that he "Impossible!" cried the whole company will enddavor to restore in his dominions let'us hear." -i -v "I've been takm£'*rriy {taper' for twenty years, and paid 'for it every year in advance!"

r:I"j

Lbcal Intelligence.—A countryman walked into the office of Lawyer Barnes, one day, and began his application: "Barnes, I have come to get your advice in a case that is giving mc some trouble."

the kindly authority which distinguished the old German empire^ in place of that military oppression which his family have learned from the Roman officers.

As for the French people, we congra'tulatc them on the clearness with which they have seen that their advantage in this case coincided with the claims of justicc"1'

They have not wanted organs to'assnre them that England was too much exhausted by her Indian wars to think of contravening the schemes of France, and that even

Suppose, now, said the client, "thatjjf the Queen's government desired to"ina man had one spring of water on his land, jterfere. the English liberals would check

and his neighbor living below him should build a dam across a creek running through both their farms, and it was to back the water up into the other man's spring, what ought to he done?"

Sue him, sir, sue him by all means," said the lawyer, who always became excited in proportion to. the aggravation of his clients. 'You can recover heavy damages, sir, and the law will make him pay well for it. Just give me the case, and I'll bring the money from him and if ho hasn't a great deal of property, it will break him tip, sir."

But stop, Barnes," cried the terrified

applicant for legal advicc, "it I that built!

the dam. and it the spring

Buntline. The proj.rietors

mo"

himself to illustrating

tioiiablv the oust weekly paper published, dam was that, sir

"A mill-dam for grinding grain, was it:

es, it was just that."

is it not "To be sure it. is. built it but for that, other mill, sir."

any Italian policy. They ive now been undeceived, and for the sake of all the parties to this dispute, for the sake of France and Italy most of all, we rejoice that the common sense of mankind has won the day.

The war scarcely invoked would, probably, in six months have made a combination against France as formidable! as that of 1S15. Italy, in any case, could only gain a change of masters, and substitute the King stork of a French vicory, lor King log of an ordinary Austrian Arch Duke. Now we are happy to believe there is no danger: but from the folly of the Sardinians

w]10

and he has threatened to sue j0f their kingdom, have looked to war as

Wkatiieis. Ir.

SuIl Vi

and becomes warmed before reaching the

Krnin Hi., i.. dash uircctlyui upon the lungs, chilling '. rom tin. i.c.tvL-iiMorti) i.c ifjcr. ,,,, ports, seems to be an exageraf ton ot the OUTFIT FOK TIIE «OLO MINES. who frame almost mhtantly I he j'

0lIS

blood

bo1

nths, with cost ofjsib'e, it3'ou do notgotintoac.do bed toem

j0 mature death to thousands.

9 00}

Simple Mode

Asckiitainim

nnmber

1 00 50

$164 30 349 95

Total cost.......... .-..$514 25

52?" The press of Canada now numbers

ErursE.—There will be a total eclipse twenty daily newspapers, one hundred and of the moon on thc 17th of this month, early in tho morning, visible throughout the United States.

fifty-six weekly, and thirty-three issued tri-weckly and semi-weekly, making a total of 206. The newspapers of New Brunswick, Nova Sootia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland, not included in thc above, number from forty to fifty, and are chiefly weekly publications

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having lonir kept up an armv entirely i* „T't- Ii

tnd it's neighbor Jones that owns disproportionate to the extent and wealth Ifc ',"n(),in^

|an escape from financial difficulties, which

lhe keen law\cr hesitated a monient |othcrwssc threaten to overtake them. Unbefore he tacked liis ship, and kept on. less these however, in slteer desperation Ah. ell, sir. \ou saj you built -i hi-oak jieaeo. we hare no doubt (hat the danger is, for the present, over.

dam across thai creek. What sort of

"It- was a mill-diim. Ki:i:i' thk Morrn

uutnc f.'oi.n

Sui

Hall advise^ ov.-rv ]er-

-]10 (joes into the open air from a warm

''And it is a good neighborhood mill, is ,apartment to keep the mouth shut while walking or riding, lis says: "Before you "So it is, sir. and you may well say so. Heave the room, bundle up well—gloves, I "And all \our neighbors bring their cloak and comforter—shut your month begrain to be ground, do they? iforc you open the street door, and keep it "^cs, sir, all but Jones. ^resolutely closed until you have walked "Then it is a great public conve'niencc, .briskly for some ten minutes: then, if vou j'1

,, certain. I hi

keen on walking, or have reached your ,.,

H-n-lfl ni ii i"

wot.ni not im\e lionie. vou may talk as much as you please.

And now," said the old lawver. miirht have boon voting and happy still.— ... rt

tuowo. e.i i, an. o.i mo tliiit man, Jones, is eoin]d.iiiiing But how.' If you keep vour mouth closed j1"'

jnst because the water from your dam hap- and walk rapidly, the air can only reach

dci lliis name. .1 lie sun a «uf iniA a mtrSitiT «in«i it ». .1 *it lie nuirKcts dark simmnlacrmn. and V'.^.h'3

I,tt,C

Itl,e.l"»Ss

If f,r iii insurrection at Milan and nice, and the it is so i.n to .in\ Ifv not so ilointr, many a heart once haiiin* I •. ,'i *, iCOiliMon oetween the Austrian and Sar-

a circmt

Ivrat-

4 00 her of dollars, at six per cent., which ap-1 insurrection.

than six, take the part of thc fractional

in nil of thc interest for six. Care must be

10 rnj t'^ken to separate the right hand figures of!"1,1"-

2^'thc dollars, whether there be cents or mills

'in thc given sum or not. jhc

da-v'?

I«AT«B FyOM BPHOfte. 4niT«iir fhdStaMier ArtaJ

Nisw

Y6hx,

31o

The Royal Mail steamship Asia,' which left Liverpool on the 22d ult., arrived at this port this evening, having bQfin over sixteen days jOti the passage*

!j\

The news by the Asia is one week later. .. There "was less confidence felt in the affairs on the Continent, and a partial revival of the*fate panic had been created.

The death of the King of Naples was reported, but the report was discredited. An Austrian loan of .£8,000,000 was announced.

The following items of news were taken out by the Kangaroo: Another peaceful article in the Paris Conslitulioncl says that Austria has issued a conciliatory note on the Servian question, which ..will calin the public mind.'and ..create a pacific turn of events. Notwithstanding the contradictory warlike rumors circulated, many steamers and transports are preparing for sea in France.. The Mo7iUeur announces, the entire abolition of the use for pass' ports.'

The British Minister at Washington will be instructed to obtain. the re opening of the American coasting: trade to British vessels, in return for a little concession by Great Britain. It is reported that Parliament will be asked for a considerable increase in the, lifllval estimate.

Accounts, from Lonibardy still speak of disaffection, .but there had been nooutbreak. Warlike rumors continued, and notwithstanding the peace assurances, the latest continental correspondence says that, confidence in the maintenance of peace was: losing ground. '-.iJi -.si.''

Warlike preparations, continued in France. It was'reportcd, but.not believed, that Ber.signy would soon succeed Walcwski in the French Foreign Ministry.

There had been a partial recnrrcnce of the panic on the Paris Bourse. Three tor cents, closed flat at G8f. !)5c\ The vondou Exchange responds to the fall, bul not to the same extent.

It was reported that, an offensive and defensive alliance had hecn concluded between France and Sardinia.

The British Government is said to have resolved to take sufficient measures to protect the English interests in Mexico.

The .London Tinir editorial denounces Mr. Nngcnt's manifesto. ... The King of Naples was ill.

Tlic Loih'on JJost on the ^lst announced his death, but it was nob confirmad and on the following day it regretted its ermr.

It is denied that Prince Napoleon was received with enthusiasm at Turin. Au Austrian loan of six millions ster-

iul

{1,t

^OI^OM

I The Rev. Mr. Spurireon intends coin-' imr to America, but the alleged contract foi li),00:)' pounds with trans-Atlantic (.'hurches is pronounced untrue. 'I he frigate Miivi/nn was at Alexandria. on January 0. I '1 he widow of the Poet Wadsworth died.

January 17. liiAWi:—The Pari* l)riin'.\ iliitiks there are excellent reasons for trusting iu the preservation of the reneral peace. 'I he steam engines at Vincennes were still making rifled cannon.

On the iilfh ult.. the Vattrin had an irticle to the effect that the avoidance of be considered altogetln article together with tlie

W'U.

!false

atul voung now lies the cnurchyarcl. thai ,, Utinian troops, caused a reaction on th"

renort« winch were circulated or an

1"',.(,?v'n-'

l!'c1,osc

:md I,cad

troojis. causeit a reaeiion and a decline of -,1 per cent

hours

were more

at a fraction in

stead v. closing

improvement.

1 '.lf! the market opened and animated, but sulj-

thus causing no derangenuMit but if ., scquentlv declined and closed flat. large draughts ot cold iiir A,. ,. ., -, I the alleged abolition ot r/xr.- tor pas--

ew ruJ imki moMcn

t(' thc/sul- iriLr

r,,,. ,, between Prussia and Austria and the icr-

A Ins is all very well, but a simpler and jm,m £tatea shorter way. says thc Philadelphia Lcuger, Popular demonstrations of sympathy and loyalty greeted the Emperor of "Austria whenever he appeared in public.

is to multiply any given nnmbcr of dollars

Intcrcs

desired,

separating thc right band figure, and di-3(-j»«:iding by six thc result is the true inter3 00 est of such sum for such number of days 2 00 ,t six per ccnt. Tho rule is so simple and

ccss can the desired information be obtain-!

0{tS.'d

Fiopi-mi-nt

A"D

Si-icjoe

\. voting

50 man" named JIarrison 'Sandei,' and thc

25 last, and stopped at the Bellows Falls LIousc. About 3 o'clock the next mornning. thc sheriff with the husband arrived to arrest them, and reaching the room, they waited for them to dress, and upon entering, observed thc parties drinking something, which was dashed out of their hands.

They said it was strychnine. The young man die£ in about twenty minutes. The young wpman is expected to recover.

I®" The New Orleans Crescent estimates the product of the cane crop for tlic year 1858 at 350,000 hogsheads of sugar,

^,u

arrangement:,.

thus keeping up a \igjr-, -fhe expedition against, thc insui-rents

I 1 1 I I 1 1 1 A Ii IV ii ii O II S 1 1 1 1 II S I I I OS

««rcnlsitwn, and making a cold nnpos-..

cnnnlr ,.t' nmric circuhition, and making a cold nnpos- ., °, Ar.i.rmrn or thi: li::i:i ~:i a supply ot proMs- ...... 1

Turir,

,,,, crisis was decidedly increasing. kst.—lhe JJetroit Advertiser gives a new

bo!i.t-'f

a iv

pears simple: j": 1 [f, was stated that thc sending of troops Separate the right hand figures by a front Austria to Italy had been suspended,

point and tlic figures 011 thc left hand ot this separating point will be thc interest in cents for six days—the figure on the right of thc point decimals of a cent.— Multiply thc whole amount by five to find the interest for thirty days, and thc sum by two for sixty days, three for ninety ,davs, etc. For any number of days less..

5,1 :in

•?,

Ijcttcrs iron reliable authority at Mi an

}u.n, ...s

rrot

,|,0

]cil!

1 il

1 1

ar!

l"ck»0,1

Prince Hatzfelt thc Prussian minister 1 to Paris died suddenly at Berlin on the 10 th.

Switzeri.anp.

according to all business usaire, diatcly convert-all the guns possessed by 1'^!'.",,tor. n,er„l,.,„t. the Oovontmcnt into thepep. .7^ that every banker, broker, merchant, and 00 'dcrk should post it up for .reference and!

.India.—Thc

Boinb'-iv ma

ft!,e fcll0l

"TP

,n tca

7o I wife of his brother, Daniel Sanders, of t.' •T". --'.v 11 -1^1 1 n- 1 -i,. he London runes city articles ouotcs 2o Springfield, \t.,el«pcdA\cdnesday night•,

HfPORTAKfT TO Opj^iU.OF BAIL* •J KOA BOXl^S. A bill%'ehancerj^«Sl~4lea a few days since in tho -€ircuitX?oiirf oft the United States for_thcJii3triBt oLMifih gap,

on their station ground at Bronaon in

judgment recovered by Earl against said

as all property to be afterwards acquired \a

by it for the use and operation of the road,:

District Judge, ordered that an injunction lin

i"'"'I.

cxist

in Algeria was successful, the tribes hav-.... ,, ,. ...

'ity market: J.u,ckI-v .vou get home. Neglect of. ^[.rAT.v—Tlic French Governor at Rome dehvercU a n:,pa ,v, *1-,a aa these precautions brings sickncss and pre-j. ,, ... .. ot his travels, in a leclure the heUe ia nn

these precautions brings sickness and pre-j. ,, .. ,. !M,iUUU|

1") 00! 40 OOj 6 00 method of computing interest, on any num-1

Iliad been rcmforccd bv two reirimcnts ol

tl 1"

while another account says that Austrian reinforcements were pouring in. Thc amnesty to thc political prisoners in .... Naples had been modified to require their! fXUA h'

bnnishincnt to America.

persona! property simply, bit! thai, th i:irii not attached to th-» freeliidd as a fixture, was nevertheless a necessary element of the road, as indispensable to the and .enjoyment of the thing conveyed.—JJcirpi!

I'rec I'rrxs. 1't b. 'Id.

.i(,e complete submission. tlu .sc.i. who ,.-.ti.

of his travels, iu a leclure the Chelsi Library Association last week". In the 1 course of his lecture he related the i'ul'ow I ing anecdote of (, ec ictoria: "It is reported liuit iier Majesty hr.i a sweet, Jittio temper of her own, and that her com .yio.sa, like a prudent man geiieraily rctirjs before the storm, and locks himself iu his private cabinet until the sky is. clear and sunshine again illumines the classic shades of St,, dames or indsor.

After one of these little ebulitions. the

1 tu

t!,°

rooin 1

4, ., talcen retuere, and up«iii (•emir astce'l. An edict, provides that *dl persons who' .... ,, "H ho there: resnomled I lie (Juecn. .are charged with flagrant attempt, atrainst 1, 1 1 lie tiieen cannot enter her cspnieto'l the hen-pecked. After the lapse of half an

I thc safety of thc State shall be immcdiatc-

journals of Gcr-

..war

vioient, in their at-

IK,A- -eliding

violc.,.. ...

tho rf ,,f

The Swiss National

Council had voted half a million to iimne-

cuss 1011 prmci

a 1 of ccem-

1 OOj use. There being 110 such thing as a frae- ber 24th readied England 011 January ^..^onn^wr-ro decreed to be sufficient

iUhj«gationfc

with so few figures. .. .tm"ts were rapidly progressing/ proceedings tht-rc as to her were vuid as

15 ai,d

tLe funls as Jicnvy anJ

:"1aflv i!U'e

mentation of thc Navy estimates. 1

n!,,|c

I hour a gentle tap was heard upon the door. Who's then Your

anr

-"»vernment,and

ncc0^u.V

(,f a

asked Prince Albert, responded udoria, "My galleut

xrij)•, ivs welcome

urged

.(h

I,c '{oct "nderstauding

TIIH INDIANA WIVOItCi: I,AW. Jndg? I'avies, of New York (-ity. has irecontly declared judgment for divorce, I-made in this State, null as the rights of ja wife living in New York, who had never been within .jurisdiction of tho Court grant'ingifc. In thc case in which tiie decision

jivoi:ee

EXTRAfMUUSARXJ Orlem**~ Mgpfnn ^j^nriq|?lfi^ Tak/i itpisjia in a-Tombi^

J)j-'E d-

ward W', Dunham, as mortgagee (in tnist for bond holders) of the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Gom^ pany, to enjoin Joseph E. Earl and the Sheriff of the countv of Branck-fcoia sell- Pcntffi, _''vcd

itig a large quantity"of -wo^d collected by

said railroad company in th'etf-^tads and Itobei? J«1Iow

mentof the franchise and road, and upon 'j^^'uuUdor. of it.s^decay, could repel which its real-value depends and that it ould riot been hitended by the Losrislatri merel}- to confer the power to pledge the nakcd'tracli and franchise, which belonged to the corporation, without the ri^ht also to pledge such tilings as. were incident and indispensable to its use and enjovment, and without which it would be of no value.

The corporation -was authoriz.'d to pledge not only .the existing property of the road, but the corporate rights and franchises, and ilie railrmid itself as an entire things.

The Judge held, tlint to render such pledge effectual, it was necessary it should I

embrace all such future acquisitions of the corporation as were proper accessories to lhe tiling pledged, "or essential to its enjoyment. Of what value would tho railload be witlioiii'. the ears on the road, or the fuel necessary In run flie-

The bombs of lhe company were redeemable ii.j.v.enty years. New car: rind enIgiucsaml material of all kinds, would from time to time become, necessary, and fuel would all tip time have fo !i.' piireh.'Hed as it was needed. Tim Jud_'e held thai these articles were included in the deed 1 of moi igage, ami. as the huisucs.s of the road could not be carried on without iiiem, the power to pledge tho road itself, with profits and privileges, and the right and 1 franchises of the corporal ion. tarried along 1 with it the implied and oily to pledge ail such future acquisitions of llie company as were necessary for tiie full and complete •'operation of the road itself.

This view of the case in a •."•ord'^iCv with the opinions of the Suprcm urt ot New York, the Court of Appeals of Ken-

on the tucky, the ana of •Jun

Th^Nfrwpricans Circscent of thaSAth ult., gttcs_tlufcfollotring. rdmarkabla (Aory of a suicide:

Sylvester Rupert, aged.37..years, an Englishman, by birth niid: tiy^trado a shiji car-

co1in

by virtue of an execution i«sued upon a i,ar l)et

!her

upremc l.ourt. .MeLane,

Jud Wiikill

On' t!ie 21st

Wlth 1,13 Wlfe and two

rc,n

c,«

Branch county, for the iLse of their'en- !c!"Id, »'the Buperts—their liitde !gifl Llzgines: upon which the Sheriff had levied !zic'

fl01u

railroad company in the'Circuit Court of jto ^"-Y

ll!'! onl'

cars, and all- rolling stook and personal {^^idojmcnt^ho found employment iu,^ property of tho compauy-which Uiey pos- ... sessed at the date of the" mortgage, as well

junction:was/by the direction of the court, I ^'c"rc.('

issue in the case., according to the prayer j0l,Jf?

i:o!

and had been to ii.diaE1 divorce—and subsc-: The first wife sued for urts, on thc

was made, the luisL.

tlic N

,.w i„rk

ground of adultary by the hu.ibaiid in li\

w[t]j tjic (Jf

t» t0 tion in it, there is scarcely any liability toj-"th. and thc'divorce was granted. .1 udge Da- School Festival returned to error or mistake. By 110 arithmetical pro-j Nona Sahib had fled to jungle.^ vies held that the Court of I mimnii never

of the disturbed dis-1 jia(j jurisJicti(.u of (!e wife, an.I tbui liic

1 Cin.VA.—1lie details of the nina news (jic principles ot law-and natural justice

second marriag'.'

I declare that no person should bo bound by

', ja j»«lgcu.ent without beinc heard.

IMPORTANT FROM SAI.T LAKE.—A pri-

vate letter from Salt Lake, dated January

1 mm is uAiierirucu'i mr-i-.i ,,i„„ u- 1 i- touile.-s li-t. I hey ha 1 destroyed food thcr fall, owing to the statement about the i5!," J* 1'/ d' 'lfJ0,in!" enough to feed an hundred people, and Austrian loan and the contemplated aug-j

ed the Grand Jury <sine die>, on the peti-

tion of nine members, in which they de-

anJ

worWn™capital''0 ^-a! f30

clare their inability to proceed in the ex-

„cfv|! 5i„r .on5i

it ran so high in the jury room, that re-

chlltI-

rcrdfdo street. In CTc-*

fcver.

then prevalept,

amangMW victims t^c yon?ig«st

al)0ut four

yoars old,"and ftic'parfi5u-

tho father^ j-Tbis w«« a bJow

which lic.nevot.rtf(»vered.. .Not able

t01?h'

that county, the ground in Groenwood Cemetery.The The mortgage, in terms, incliidcs the P^yed heavily upon him. It was railroad and its appurtcnancc, eugincs, I

he had tho child buried in

'bought, and being out of his rcg-

a'bnrial

,1C

of the hill. -This cmj.lc)3jinent finlshetl, it was his The judge, in granting the order for in- eeiiietery, Oppnrihe tomb,* junction, conceded tint "the pnwer of the j'1"

lot and some bricks

lua'pr'a^ and

a,\

&c. The mortgage was recorded in the bnck tomb. He had ript the means to office of the. Register of "l)ceds in each of j,na

the counties through which the road pas- jlno' *?r Entrance he fitted a wooden frame, scs. Notice of the application for the in- jam'

with his own handSj,

,a'one 'n the cemetery, built him

*0,nh a stj*ii«h one .ao" in its

0,1

'h's frame he Gtted a board, and,

w't'1

given to the defendant, and yesterday, was ^oard wifh which lie enclosed the appointed for the hearing of flic applica-'vau" (U1 ''cu the usual brick and mortion. tar or marble slab) he had carved nicely

The complainant, appeared'-by his solici-: his^knife the burial inscription of hi."* tor, A. M. Baker, Es|., and Hon. Warner f.ojnb finished, he disinterred Wing, and the defendants, Earl and the jthoJ^lyld'S body and -plap^d- it.tlic^j Sheriff, by T. Romeyn, Esq., and on hear- ifasiened the board with screws, in ordeV ingthe parties, his,'Honor lloss Wilkins,

screws in its four corners,

"'ight. afterwards have no troublo

rcm,)VI»g

it when he fult'like gazing up-

doca.ving

remains of his child.

:!t''"r ut.

compauy to pledge the franchise and prop- -,lIi'cd a screw driver in his Docket, erty of the corporation implies, as au inci-. ''J1 ^h:eh to remove and replace the board dent thereto, the power to pled ire every-

thing that may be nccessary to the enjoy- f?,,ld

J10'-,

a'*

and the Jid of the coflin. Neither the hag-

:,sPpet

of (he shrinking littlo corpse,

him in his morbid grief. His visits were frequent, and sometimes his wife went with him. He frequently complained to

that he could not get work, and this I no dnbt iostered Lhe dopondencv whioh was drawing him to death. He frequently spoke of having no faith in the future, and :of death as a desirable tiling. (n \\'ednesd:?y he went to the eemetcrv with two shrubs which he had purehasjed, and planted them in front of the tomb,

On Thursday, v,-hen he left home, he told his wile that if he bail im better hick iu finding wor!: she Avould never see him I again. He al.sO said so:ue:!iiim about hav-

,1:1

-1 M" evriiliij »r Ihafc lush*—for no ntw

.i.'tw him iii his gioomv proceedings—lie visited the cemetery: taking with him hi-s.-rotv-driver, an iron trunk-handle, a small rod o! iron, a pe-ce ot' wire, some new -eiews, and a lar.'y: \ial (if iaudanuiu..— I 'tis 'rowing the hoard of the tomli, hu lurew a\',a-, tlic ,-."i-i.ivs ami lii'cd the screw-' holes in the hoard with chv.

Wiih hi•' new serevrs he then scenrcd the 'milk-handle ti) tin: ins if of the hoard Li.. ^»•,.,'rk, oi course, i:111 to l:i done outride (lie tomb. Pushing his child's coflin a-.oe, lie pn in by its side, ilk ill'.r wilii him liis poison ami the other articles with which he had provided himself. His hat. !in: his coat, which wrapped aiound .1 lll-i'.!. Till- !1 ii J[|. ,|l'l!. 111 III

uitli tli« Lt'ii id

of t'incinnati, 11opinion of

«'as

,l,at

i!"'

put i?!i ll:e ground as tin

succeed in l:t!.i ig the board

.-11 ".a rely itj en the 'Vatoe. ne coii'ier 'f it r:ghl upon the lu'i' kwork .oiitsidf the name, this ho did not-discover, probably in to a iv an •j but this Ji' '0 c:i eunistanee his fate would probably ive never be-n diseovercil. or

ing thus hid himself.away, as h.-j fancied, h'.yoiid n,i,rt :l d!.-co\ery, he dia'nerl r.ft' the content.- oi his i.-t'ohiiitnn •bottle, eompo.sci] himself-in hi.- hack,.placed the brick 1 and coat beneath his he .'), and wciir to isleep, and oil into tho unknown region of ill.' suicide-.. he did not return Lome on liiir.'-d .y uigh». his v,ili' feared the worst, remembcring well the te ide -.ey of his 11 to eonidiiet ami (he tenor of his j-.arting words :)n 1'Vidav morning she ro-e early ami weni nut to the cemetery. She looked .'ill around, ami failed to find her husband.—

She went and looked at. their tomb, and \va.- abou* to leave, when she happend to notice that the bo:.-rd did not fit ."uu'.dy into the frame as un:d. Looking i-lowr she 'discovered tin mad in the screw-holes an I putting her hand on the board, found it ,v,-'s standing loosely. She pulled it out ,1 lif,t.l?,-and the first thing si 10 saw wa? the face of her husband. She fainted away, land laid in the grass 'he could not tell how I iiir. Hie recovered at last, got up and [went, and informed the se.x'on, Mr. Merritt. j.of her discovery -The latter went and looked tit tliiiiL's, and sent word to the Coroner and the imjuest was held, 113 y.'c have stat"d, 011 Saturday.*'

The Coroner's verdict was in accordance 1 with the tacts so plainly appareut—suicide

'I ill.:..-:.—The I'.lyria Demofollowing description of the hooi Festival, recently lobl

jut .\c ]Ii.

oral, gives f.lit finale of a .iiu that, jilace:

I-ast .vaturdi morning, when tho cotn-

the'.school house for the purpose of taking care: of. food .that was .designed to bo di-triinrN'rl trmojig the poor, they fonnd that the house had Lo'-n broken open by the boys-, who had destroyed nearly till the food that remained

Thc contract for thc purchase of the I proceed in thee.,- i,,(i, in the basement, which gave them -r-. animation of witnesses, inconsequence ot

!.«, wuudu iui till. jiuiLna..i. ui I'll, lamination ot witnesses, in consequence ot the halls ind whn.il mm steamer Great Eastern was concludcd yes- }1C exeitemcnt and violence nvmitV^fpd m-i 1 school root terday. XSOO.OOO In, -?.C' 7"° 1"' whicli is thought to be enough to purchase

and twelve Mormons, and the factions spir-

npir-

signified to Franco that she will look not (adds that the idea of an impartial jury, or

and 450,000 barrels of molasses, vabied at, on any unpr^vid»d attack on Austria by postcrous. and martial law will probably

twenty-two millions of dollars. Francc. he established the eve eUnld rcaeh

worAine capital. jvolvers were drawn, and a general nght, ». The Daity Netrs says that Prussia has was with difficulty prevented. The letter

with indifference, but with great anxiety, I justice being attained in that city, is pre-1 reports the lake there entirely free from

val. A score of bovs were in the housed pitching whole loaves of cake at each other, and yelling like demons from the bot-

nio.it of it was the riclieat variety of cake,

i-They had entered tho house by breaking a

-.PlfiSnvto the halls and school rooms.— graceit they

sdiools'foTwhose bcnefit"tire t^.-ltival* wts

Opf.n Wjntek.—The

1)11 iiliS (if iiiiveii-i lie

had Si-i't wed to if tae board iitfnig (eitside tln! wooden frame. *i' 1 i-• iron bar, which \.a.s of the proper length, he pl.o ed across t!e Irafiie lUMidc.- 'I he ihiekness of th" iraiiic Would ie.it. ,'dhiw* l»:e bar tt pafs through the trunk-handle on tiie in.-ide of the board so tie :-.(ji' i:ed th'- handle and iIi*-: l.i.r by means of i,is wire, coiling it 'through the oiio and around'the other.— d:d

iiutfalo Kopublie

ice, not a si?n of frozen material ui far