Indiana American, Volume 18, Number 29, Brookville, Franklin County, 12 July 1850 — Page 2
AMERICAN.
ItttOOKVlLLE, INDIANA. ""FRIDAYr JULY 1271850,
Letters from the Editor.
Camden, Delaware, Jane 25, 1850. Soma of our readers will begin to wonder hat
iCIarksen Is doing down In that little State of
i Delaware. We might probably make the same
" " inquiry, with about the aanie ability to give a rTTne editor of ll,e American returned from , (ati8fttCtorv W m B'Milg the Ka.t, on the evening of the 7th ia.t.. la good ;,nd wn.lh;. ,hey wiU eTet be printed i(! . m.u., health, ami wishes he hud an .opportunity of i 0f ind;jferenc personalty taking bv the band, all hla subscribers. ! n i . r .L .. r s - i Our last was from the city of Lowell, !!?. (ttrWe call the attention of onr leaders to the j Since then we have taken a rapid view of the large .ales of public lands, advertised in this j three great cities of this Union, Boston, New day's paper, to take place ibSept. next. Prepare j York, and Philadelphia-spending two days in
yeor fanda in time, pnrchaee farrow, and no Ion
ger pay rent.
each. In every aspect In which we can view a city, Philadelphia ia decidedly the most pleasant
DAh advertisement will be seen fur the j and agreeable the neatest and the healthiest. Knot County Insurance Co. From our iufor- j With all the unmeasured and rhapsodical eulotnation of the Company, and the men by whom g' of Boston we like it not. lis streets are It ia rrgnlaled, We consider It an excellent and ! crooked, narrow and dirty. It people, with
ate lastttolton Ia which to lusure. Resides, it j honorable exceptiona, are ignorant, conceited I
ese located in oar ow Stats. : and close-fisted beyond endurance. Genetally CTAearopmeetingutobeheMattbeB!eem.'lh'y ,OT" ""E'0- decidedly better than white lft Grove jrauud. commencing about the Ii.b mra' "nd 'T'n b"t''r ,han they Yankees. f aril month. j This they manifest In all their actions aud feel-
. ; mgs. 1 hey are indeed monomaniacs on many
j subjects and by their eood uct render themselves
scort heberts, an excellent citizen of '
ur town, died of thecholrra, en the 2d Inst.
Ha had just returned from Cincinnati, took the
a stench in every decent man'a nostrils. By
I ir.r In aarh lano-er. and is mora fatal thaa in
former years. This ia particularly the case la Boston. We commenced this letter with the Intention of saying something about Delaware, but that will have to be delayed until another day. C F. C. Camde, Delaware, June 27, 1850.
This State is generally spoken of as little. It is about 100 miles long from north to south, and
SO miles wide, coutaiuiug about 2.000 tquare miles. Our present recollection is (for we have uone of Greeley' Almanacs before us) that Indiana has about 38,000 square miles, making it about as large as IS States of Delaware. The
Seat of Government is at Dover, where they
have a humble little State House, which cost probably $5,000, wberein assemble annually 9 Senators and 21 Representatives. The flails in
J which they assemble would make good Grand
and Petit Jury rooms for our county. But they are ample for the Legislative business of the three counties. The people, the laws and institutions of the Stete, the farming, and their social customs are peculiarly old fashioued here. For instance, in the administration of justice by the courts, they yet use the callows, pillory, whipping post, the prison, and the brand. The penalty for stealing
a horse in Delaware, Is a Gne of four times the
interferes with this right, ia subversive cf the will of God. He therefore thinks the tax of two dollars end a half upon the sale of that "good creature of God" as oppressive, unconstitutional and anii-icriptural. This man evidently believed what he contended, and as an evideuce
of his zeal, at least half a dozen times a day,! i.i. , 1 . , i. i .r - i
llglll 4'J pUHUUM? Ml till? UBT Ul a
doggery. This man is a zealous christian, believes the great doctrines of free agency
been a leak ia the pipe,- for the ceiling bettfw was and the hooks to be used there ia obtaining Corstained immediately around it. j alline plants from the sea. It was this previousThere was a fire burning in the furnace of the ly intended use of them that suggested ana lower laboratoiy; Littlefield was mistaken iu ( mixed itself up with the idea of the other appllthinking there had never been a fire there; he, cation. I doubt Dow to which use they would had probably never kindled one, but I had done ' have been applied: I had not used the hook, .i
i it myself several times; I had done it that day : the time of the discoverv
Rev. Dr. Putnam, the spiritual adviser of the j for ,Iie purpo,e 0f making oxygen gas; the head j The tan put Into th t-a-rl... . t
and i condemned, with a petition for a commutation "f ; and viscera were put into that furnace that day : from a barrel oi it that had been In the laboratory will i P0,,i8nm'n, together with a confession that he J anj fuei heaped on; did not examine at tight to ! for some time; the bag of tan brought in w 1 1. : 1 1 j r- r! 1 . .. i - orougni 10 0&
; Kiiifu wr. raraiiian.
Confession of Irf Webster, the Killing of Dr. Parknian! . Boston, Tuesday, July 2.
At a meeting of the Council, this morning, the
case of Professor Webster was referred to a committee.
Before the committee, at 12 o'clock, appeared.
vn limil V Ann tinivriiliv nrnonfl I
., . ' The Rev. gejlleman prefaced the atat
, . , rnr, ,.,.. , , i by a few remarks' relative to the
iia auuut wi-v 1 111 ia in ii in, auu lias nu paper ...,, ,, , . . .... ! which the confession .was
pi ihicu iu . mo vuiy iuiibhco iu mi or any
see to what degree they were consumed; some j Monday, was not used, nor intended to be asedemetst i f the extremities were put in there, I believe j it belonged to a quantity obtained by ma a lan
to the manner in : tlat day. The pelvis and some of the limbs , time ago for experiment In tanning, and waa made to him. He j perhaps, were all put under the lid of the lec- sent in by the family to get it out of the way
country we hope, wherein there Is ro public I Bla,ed lhat ha had no PeHonal cquaintanceshlp tur9 room ,able, in wbet is ealled the well., deep ' It being UBt in at that time was accidenul.' I
newspaper at tne place ol tlie sitting of tlietr " & -.bide iinea wun leaa; a sireim oi vocuuuaie was , was noi aware mat l bad put the knire in tk
Legislature. 1 act in the capacity of his spiritual adviser. In
It is true they have an editor in the place, but ine 6rst few weeks of his visit he sought no ac
" Dcuoruiiijg u lilt? ciucirmt oi irec rpency
cholera Mend., .veulng. and died oa the I " M "U W"" lwnP at merninc. Tt . ,t..r r I h? crowding negroes Into the proces-
Ilvaai.if.knt r ft. ? .... iou, inrv iiisuiim preuv neany ins enure mem- J , .. . , , , I'gnam cboura. On Iharsday, the 4th, Mrs.'. .. ... x. . ... value, to ait in the pillory for one hour, to rerW.nlng was taken with th, cholera, and died ""'P'?' D,r,0 WiU W" "ive 3D lashes, well laid on the bar. back, pubo. Monday aigU, the The dlse in "1 ,hem,t0 ' Pr . U,"oa ' liclv, and then to be sold at public auction a. w , . . ... : .sovereign contempt for their ungentlemanly , - . er case was checked two nr three times, bat , . A , , , s 1 servant for seven years. The consequence is, ,-.. , c conducl a that occaioa, and they were most , , ., . ,, 1 TettraxI, aad Boally prnvd fatal. . ., . . . . - 1 . I an old gentlemen at our e bow, cannot recollect
.rsae rmw Tajlor. ! Division, br .. oi 7J ,n fi ! wuen tn occurrence of steahng a horse took
a 1 t l i it t. I a. tl 1 aa i.
lurwfu into li, ua Kf?pi ruuuiug vuruugu 11, ait ( -uesi; me slick lonna la Id taucer of ink WW Friday night; the thorax was pat Into 8 BtmUar . for m&ru3ti coarse diagrams on cloitt-
a ti .....it A.I " I " - HMUtU
He purchased materials in WpshlnHon some-1 Know,eGKmenl 01 Pr,80D"' i leogm on wall in the !ower laboratory, which I filled with j of filed keys had been used Isng eo b m. In
..in" .lute, aim tuiiim-nceu a paper at omy rna, ; j i water, ana inrew ia a quantity of potash whlcn . r ront street, and thrown carelessly into a draw In Dela ware. His notes became due bu t his i manded of him, f.r his own well-being, that he found lh.re. Thi, disposition of the remains ' er; I never examined them, and do not kn. o'XcelVverr9, bHng stf) did & ' h-M in ""d t0 lh" t changed till after the v.si, of the officer. whether they wou!d fit aay'of vh. lock. of", pay. H.s creditors commenced suit, took all he j he BCCeded lo lhe request by making a atatemeht on Monday. When the body had beea thus all College or not; If there were other keys fitUnff had, the law of the State allowiuir the orlioer to I which was now submitted for the consideration icnr.,i r T oto.r. ,t .n ,.r .iM i.i. v,;k t v.. j . :
take the lal raff, and then sent him to tail at' nrihr.nnnr;i T n. f!!. I.. .. . .. 8 0' 1 ,nPP
uover, (the county seal) to pay the balance
Here he Is, far from his beloved subscribers,
It was as follows:
I sent the note to Dr. Parkman, which it sp
writing eulogies upon the freedom of the press, I P" was carried by the boy Maxwell. 1 hand-
; State of his ,ed it to Littlefield unsealed. It was to ask Dr.
aud the glorious institutions of the
adoption. Parkman to call at my rooms on Friday, the 23d,
Jone'a in Indiana, and cousin to all the Smiths. i"'ter my Iec,ure
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Tt Xa,Ir. ; Division, by a vote ol 74 to 6
J-7; oT.r T """"e'o" Iu Boston the omnibuses and rail ear. are osili, 7 r Taylor, wa, ; tentiblr It d from the SabUt, tToffk km- " "77 "d dan0- )t nder the pretence of taking person, to : , S t" . ? ratbU- S1"- hur,h, the, are permitted to run foHhat spe-
.i iiuuvri- tinrnnaa
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CougrrMlonn I.
Washingto!, June 28.
bad been done. t thev must have been all dnn'.ie!.. . u .
j 1 ' , . J, VI I thiok the .tick with which the fatal blow j former locks, left there by the mechanic, or had been struck proved to be a piece cf the Janitor; I know nothing about them, and should stump of a large grape vine say two Inches in j never be likely to notice them among the bjuIdiameter and two feet lonir. It was one of sev- , titude of articles, larire and small, nf .tl w;nj.
He had become of late very ml piece, whlch ! had cunitd la from Cam- collected in my rooms; the Janitor had furnish.'
e ouwecting room, for the
friends visiting the Col-
used It. TJl nilrU ..u
pay him. The purport of my note was simply grre.vine being a very ?orous wood was well 'on the etairs was not md to remove spot, of to ask the conference. I did not tell him In it . -j,.. ta .ui, nllrno. Anmhw .iia t,n) j i. :j. .L ..
As his imprisonment has nothing to do with , Importunate for bis pay. He had threatened roe ! brWe, long bf foro for th purpose of showing ed me with a key to. the b do llo" U 1 " Uit, t0 PUl " ffiCer lnt my hUg' "Dd i the ffect of certo,n cheraiMl flnid in oS miMlon of medical g or pr.v leges. . to drlve me from my professorship if I did not ! woodf Dy being absorbed into the pores the lege, but I had never u
plac".
The penalty for commlttlnir a race, arson bur- I Mr. Davis, of Mississippi resumed his remarks ' li.kl. .. n ..tn. in
glary, &c, is death. The same for kidnapping. ' ""Fr-"", o-r .r,.gi... u.e amenomeni oy r. . . . .. - - . s. i Mr. Sonle.
a manner
roringnw.y roooery, a tine ol two thousand Mr Soule followed in answer t AT, W-k.,-.-
riollarr, 60 lashes on the bare back, Imprisoned speech iu reply to one made by him on Monday
Sesas. Af.er .nm. n.nrni,.-' kn.;!L- .V- wbat 1 could do or what 1 h"d to ? bo"t lhe i had been need as Intended and exhibited to the : officers called for m. on PrM.o m. m.i. r
SenMe resumed the consideration of the Califor- Pymf I "Med Ri for those few days a j Btndenta. thi, one had not been used I put it dobt whether I was nnder arre.t or wh.th n,,b'"r,...,. ... . frm h" ""- f wfcleh I was j ,nt0 lhe fire. er a more .trlct March of m, ' 11 .7L
I took np the two note either from the table : had, the latter hypothesis beine hardly lessen-
or the floor, I think the table, close by where j palling titan the former. When I found that
d; I seized an old metallc pen w wen t. over Craigie's Bridge, I thought the
on the table, dashed it across the face andarre,t probsfclej trbea I found that the
f
trych
I
I
eonlJ
waa
system
very disagreeable, and also to avert for so long a
time at least the fulfilment of recent threats of , j)p p ,ad fuje
severe measures. I did not expect to be able to . iIn
IM Al t.Mnvwa .J .J I Inf Iva 1h.ii ,n M nnl n. . .....nl rnw SHU I uc-UUV . I BO m answer TO VI r 1 )m, I . oa '
hr, that kie ,ece.U wo-lc be a u n ou nrVl .VZ. U rT'f! I n For passing counterfeit notes, a fine I Z"!' ios was. If he should accede to the rnL;n. i h-..gn.tare and pn, them in my , carnage was stopping at the jail. I wa. .r.
i.c . . . . , . huimoi cuj wi vert ertr in, owing ra me mi , . , , , ,, iii, . .. ry".l?r:u lur 'OU!b mecament, which , ' . i pocket; I do not know why I did thi. rather I mJ law. ue lore leavtng, I took a dose of . At t o'clock of lhat eveninw Ii. w ..!., ... ..... ot two thousaud dollars, the pillory one hour, i war;ptBH v...ti tervlw. fo aiafa in Mm .nV.,nm.ni. .-jr . ' . .
waacoaaldered 11. Brt K. the three months, and Mr.W addreYsed the' Senate a,ain no (utter in hilitv to n.v 1 ,7. t I ZI hMpl,ta,,h,8rS'f'r,yMt con.id-i -c. trout , pocket and .waHow.d It
dlantrer Fran. inBVIi p t . L- . p , Bna ca,18e con to wear the letter F at least C inehe, lon anH ' ' t . r ,u .u: , j " . ered for a moment what effect either mode of . uaa PrePrea " the shape of a pill before soger, rrou. iu o clock P.M. to 5. b irm : ant mt . 10 wear irre leuerr.at least u incnes long and .-,,.. ... size for those thin its In mv eondurt whiph hail I ..... i .. . t . - . r
wa. considered hen.W ..... ' u " I t,.. :..J.,u ! two wide, of . scarlet color uoon the oouide of ' 'YJ'l..l dw,r " a.a k, .k" t! , disposing of them wauld have on tha mortga i my -Domory on me UM. Ithoughtl
, , - - uw hucb) iiiiaucipuia is a ijiiiei cut uu mn:ii- i , unuersianninr, tnai tne vot on tile S3vraimnnt u ..now myseii uuuu urn mercy, n t ,i . nnl brr In "r7i ilti; I .l t. ,. writing, w.hnv. r fears, that the e,t news ! !y .. on the Sabbath. We tarried in that citv the oot a"enf' i of the bill be taken on Wednesday ' and to beg for farther time and Indulgence for ! ' "T ndeb,lBe8! !.D ' P-'nd,,,e 'h'' ' ''"r dt I thought it
will annouoee the terminatinn f k r..i ,:r, v.:a .. i. I shoulder., as a badee of crime, for the term of i The Senate then adjourned. ! ik. .!,. ,r m r.:i. ,r r. - j .. i ,ons -'r " i T , oi my nervons
l. , ' . , , .. five vears and a n-trWt for even one dv tn House. Mr. Parker introduced a bill relative t ... , , thought to the question as to what account I ' probaWy defeated its action partially. The ef a k. fT1 fU,m -'"--'P"-. And n "n the p,raSUrM f CUr V!s,, nou" i weah "'badle llH thi ZZZl a fin", r to Naliona, ATmori at SpngfieM an5 IU " eA P"to hm ' , should give of the objects or result of my inter- ! feet, of the poison were terrible beyond descrlp Alwulthreeo'clockPM. on Tui.nfikiJ were more eratifvlnir than Ihitenlnir on S..bbath I did not hear from him . ... . 1 - . 7 : . "p
w , .. - . . --.--i - ' - . . i.,i,dn,r,. ,,A in k,. k.k r u. ' ' . in,,,..." . - " . ' . . , view wild ut caraman; I never saw the eledije- Mt"1' waa in operation at ue College tod
r, uiosc oesiractive Are broke out in Thi a- 1 10 a sermon uom ur vatMn, in the Mil treet, ' - " -w w.......c .nuinry nnairs. on tnai oay, nor tne next Wednesday,) but 1 v. . r i. t e , . . :hrnr. T .n tk.,. v, , . . ... . .... R,ii,nnn.urih;. tm. t .kt r... The louse t in rnn. ii .u hammer spoken of by Ltetlefield never knew before 1 went there, but most severely after
r-
propertr was
destroyed, and some 30 lives lokt. Four large squares were dstroved, being about a fourth of a mile square. It was from the Delaware up to econd street, and -from Race to Callowhill. We have seea ho estimate cf the loss.
went into the spirit and doctrine of his sermon with freedom. His text was the latter clause of
the other offences against the peace and dignity
of the State. And in carrying out the laws of
the 16th verse of the 10th chanter of John. His ln.a e,even men were P"c'y whipped In
effort on this occasion was to show the im. day at the last session cf the Court for this
porUhCe of the Bible in a civil and social point of view. To those acquainted with the doctor's
The Cholera.
Thi disease is abating in Cincinnati. The lFu,l,!t effort, It is Useless to describe the com
death
7 en
(Kent) county , In this respect then, onr read
ers will agree that they are o'd fashioned. The houae in which we are writing wasbnilt by a Quaker who came out front Amsterdam at least 125 years ago and it Is a beautiful speci. men of the taste and architecture ofthatduy and
the lowacoulested election case.
Mr. Disney argued In favor of the sitting memr Tt . . .
ir. nioinpson, oi renn., followed on the
same gi.ie.
a in Cincinnati, were 63 on Saturday las!, .'mMletm,:,lt of hi Brmons; and to tho iiuac i Sunday, 49 on Monday, and 28 Tuesday! 1 1aaint4,1i tlie taRk would be impossible. There
We have heard of several cases in o'iffsrent is fiulnes and apparent weakness In hU laIartB f this county, bnt reports are so uncertain ltoductioa- whil,t at ,h Mne time it is so arwe eannct !. .i r.. proriTiate, and touchiiiff. lhat it cannot l mr-
4U& In a boat RnrhMi passed for dienty and eloqaence. Evrrv word ! bardy PP'iir a"g lnr cooiing boughs over it, j
.1 .. - ... . ' nn htkV rivt tnrAnnaA In An vAnlv f. noo fDWCll.
week. VeaJvts. al to k r.lm..l. l . is aweeuy sain, ana on mrs occasion, sooner i " i "i '
r " l.i ..... t , , i a r.ruitllrv. 11mm Am m.rt nrt ttrmnon itrlnir t ,ii
tnan on lormer occasions wnen we nave neara j- ...... ;
him, he arrived at the rapid, rolling, irresistible tide of bis eloquence, which engages the atteu-
tl..n nf .11 ..r. rl .lm. ik. Kath.im all
Tl.. . tir .a V'! 'hearts. Ills is not that style of oratory which ITiS prospect at Washington is tbat Mr Clay's , . ,1 . .. aamnmn.;.. km ! . o . . ' ceals in pcuncipir words about the great n lute eompromiae bill w' i ,.ss iu Senate by We r-.a- ' ,. . , . , . ,,b nrli, k..i :n i i . . ., -throne," "blaiinp worlds," or "lailiiic mcunjorlty, but will be lost in the House. In this ..... . . ...
lain;., uqi iicorpims di "iiiougtus iiiui lreair.r, and words tl'- r- ''-"re '
Mr. Toombs spoke in favor of the contestant. !
iir. van uyRe commenced a speech, and alluding to Mr. Thompson, he was call-d to order by Mr. Carter, saying he had called the member a thief. The Speaker said he did not .so understand the s enilemnn.
Mr. Van Uvke saij it was understood that
rsday he had been abroad in pu
suit of me, without finding me. I imagined he had forgotten the appointment, or else did not mean to wait for it. I feared he would come
j in upon me at my lecture-room or while I was
of its existence at least I have no recollection wr' I wrote but one of the anonymons let-
of it; I left the College to go home as late as six ; t9r produced at the trial the one mailed et o'clock; I collected myself as well as I could, , Easl Cambridge. The little bundle, referred to
! tliat I might meet my famtfy and others with in ,etler detained by the jailor, contained on-
geod humor live temperately in estirg and drink lag keep regular henrs take care of the sirk and quietly Vareth- vent to Providence.
rharpeeple. The donrs (inner and cuter are : iUr .' "'""P"0" took away the Foil books, and
about 4 feet wide. The ancient elms and Lorn-5 l'.T. " ' f' Ile tneu ftr2ued
fi Irnnn ... , ! . I . . .. .
..... ...,..6 a j.ciiiiiueu to mane me closing
solutions of the maioritv of ik C
i i tn ii t. i u nrt i rniltee on Elections, closed with the resolution who are 70 year. old. who have never been 20 trt W.n. Thompson 1. entitled to the ieaj
nines irom uome, ana wno iouk upon mcinnau wuen lie now holds.
. I ins Mr. an Dyke moved to amend by countiug certain voles and ameuding others and deo.larliig tlmt Daniel L. Milter U emitted lo the seat. The question was taken and resff'ted. veas 95 O . I. .. O L. .. . ' J '
unjj ins cpeamr voung in the.
ai distant as meat persons do the mountains in the moon. We landed in this Slate near Smyrna, and as we travelled through l'i a jogging stage we became favorably impressed with Its agriculture and the prorXiX"ness of its farms. The coun-
preparing my experiments for it therefore I cal- i
composure. Ou Saturday I visited my rooms j bottle of nitric acid for domestic use. I had
led at his house on that morning, (Friday,) be
tween 8 and 9 o'clock, to remind
wish to see him at the College at o'clock I
my lecture closing at 1 o clock
; at the College, bnt made no change in the dispo- ,seeB " ,taled a newspaper that I hid par-
;r,nn rri.m.;.. -.A iiA ... j.n. i chased a auntltv of oa.lic arl.l kink ;t
him of my ' . . . . ! ,.m,i u , , ...
, . - i luiure course; on Saturday evening read tne ; r'v"-"" - " men iu removing cioed-
nnltn. In Ik. T'-ar.c.-lr., nunaallni. ik. J!..n. StaiHS. I WISI1 the Dflr(. tn L. L.nt n...k.J
1 did not Slop-: t .u.. j i : j 1 lhat it mv k. ikn-. if ik... .utj i.
to talk Willi him, for I expected the conversation ,. , . : . 1 . t ml u, n , , ... , it, a . ' necessity of immediately taking some ground a alon, what it really was that I had purchased. would be a long one, and I had my lecture to i. , , , ; . .. , l,. ..... . . r , .. . 1 to the character of my interview with Parkman, i I have drawn up in .eparale papers an explaprepare, Tor it was necessary for me to have my , . ' . ... J . e .u i . j i . t. ..,. . ' . , . , , ,, '! for I saw that it must beiome known lhat I had nation of the nse 1 intended to make of the blood time, and also to keep my mind free from other i ... ' . r a-u j .u n-i , , , . . . , i had such an interview, as I had appointed it first , pn for on Thursday, the 22d, and of the eonexciung matters. p.!Jitinn ,itk T inT-K.u .kn k. al
Parkman ogreed to call on me as I pro-' , , .-,... ". . , t tki.t. k.t x . t. . b . 1 T I..J m....u .tinJ I.:. kA in nn.M . vault. I think thai PmIIp. In hla tMlimnnw -t
a 1 1 1 1 ,...dc.. .aim a. 1J i tu f uJ aim , .. ......... j ..
Dr. posed
TT tt t. mis i 1
n ca,e acco.o.ng.y oe.ween ana , . ., , -. lh. tr:al nu. Ioo .lrnn(rlv m- .rJc .K, k...
laiuicu iuu hi J, I M iiau un id urcil j I tp-j j . vv.. uv-
2 o'clock, entering at the lecture room door. I i was engaged in removing some glasses from my i
seen, and had probably been overheard by the ing settled with Dr. P.. Whatever I did aay ef
manservant, and I knew not by how many per- the kind was In the hope that I should be abb
event It is .aid Mr. Clay will resign his seat and .I, f- l.l:. f .-
...-. .. . . rave ns a rapid and irrai.lilc hiatorv ofilis ni.-!o- 18 level, gently rolling and at 1U13 time cov-
.vment of ,i 7: , , r'S"'8t'l'?k Cfrmninf ,h saxon race, in such word, a, ill f'oreeereruve elds of corn aud wheat. These, HZ n..l, . . th,.fc n,,.,B' 'r'litoo our memory-showed what it was doing, to u' f,-r he barren and rocky soil of
. " . . 4.C .u.iu.aun IH III. Tl. I Fid in. I r.jn ..
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negative
Resolved. That the art afrvr.!.! 1 AiA nni !
thorize th Serretary of the
interest ef ssid claim, and its pavmenl was not' one church or one e'c"nlty with law or precedent. Yeas IIS; cccuslon should be
n m in.
Bni4 nr.ri irl.it vhnt nn:!fr iIim .1 i r.'f inn nf r . . t' . ; iew Hampshire. MaFsachusettB and Connectt
iJence. it was destined to do- The Doctor is not; cul were Prticn!arly pleasing. The fields hre
BOt BO" I m . i. i Inrri. And mm lnnlr mA ne fSnani in rtiif aAB.
; m inn nninmn n;u in in vnri.i ia ovtr in wrnmp .u vv-
sret. or that his text cn this ivmg neara oi tne oanenness or
so interpreted, es many do. U we were tutetiy astonished at
He went on to slate that he bePeved there i Pecl
AmmrnruU. This summer in our town, business has been
muoe a ue vole aud the question was lost. Thi
was a strict party vote wlih the exception of Durkee, Preston King and Holmes who voted for the amendment.
Before the result much excitement. Adjourned.
was announced there was
, .,.., .., , uiviiDri tail., nun n n uw, u? iiwn man. uci- " " r v.-whim muiw lecture room table into the room in the rear,! . . , . . . . r , r n. t j , ,. . i sons Dr. P. might have been seen entering my to pacuy Dr. I'., and make some arrangement called the upper labnraiory; he came rapidly I , , .... . , ' ,:,i. . . . . , . . , , . . ,! ' .room, or how many persons he might have told ; w'll him, and wassaid in order to quiet Pettes,
down theEtep and followed me into the labora
1 .1.. n k- ..in., rk. ii.i.,.'n who was becomlnir restive nnilrr lh. .il:r;!Ln.
. , . .... .. . Ill UIQ WO, itiirio nu n.a .uiuCi . . i 1 1 it. i . hi . tory; he immediately addressed me with irreat i ,n .,..! 0f Dr. Parkin .x. :.
j ready to explain it. The question exercised me After Dr- w- had stated most oi (lie facts much, but on Sunday my course was taken. I ! rho recorded on the 23d of May this question.
would go Into Boston and be the first to declare
energy, "Are you ready for rne, sir have you got the money ?" I replied, "No, Dr. Park man," and was then beginning to stule my condition
: and my appeal to him, but he would not listen
to me and interrupted me with much vehemence; he called me scoundrel and liar, and went on
I nith nil ik.
y
V ASHINfiTflV. J una VI ' t . . .....
Hoi-se. The Soenker announr..! ik Vr.i t ea",D8 " me lne rnosi outer launtsand oppro- l . .:.i I not sneak foi!y to me now: you must not die
hii'inesM in nr.Lr in k. . i...: r .l . 1 brious er.ithels; vrhile he wnssneakimr he drew! . ' I i:. : .1.
the pros-i Committee on elections, that Mr Thompson, if I'andfull of papers from his pocket and took I 'ne'y- lnxeanPon lne "m T S lr"e ! Iowa, is entHled lo the seat he now occuniea. from n, them mv t nnlP. n.t M 8maU BO" nJ adJ,38 whl-h lt T?T9
myself the person a. yet ODknown with whom ! lY of tone lhal Dr- ?toara wa. master of, was
i Dr. P. had made the appointment; I would take j addressed him: Dr. Webster, in all probability ! the ground that I hod invited him to the College ' 7"' dys r "umbeied; you cannot, yon dare
was more pure practical religion In the poor,
Illiterate, and ignorant portion rf professing
I fixed npon the om by takicg the ! w,t" a Tonr month-so prove to yourself
tiiiityour repentance for the sins of your past Ilia
I . . , . 1 . . unii ii' iii . 1 1 j in u iiuir But a few day. mingling with the farmers ha. ' je0?on the iVblo. m0Ved l Y Wh0le ,Ub" ,e,,er from Dr-IIosark' written
ansualty doll, end the genius of our people has J christians, including even our bred negroes, been nn the rack to invent something to keep j than an:eng lhe Itarned Divines and chrMian op villege eossip, and work off the extra sleam. j philosopher. God requlrs the heart and uol
solved the mystery. The soil here is naturally !
barren and unproductive. The surface is sandy, but lies on a clay foundation, consrouent.lv can'
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be Improved by manuring. The discovery of ; journ and demanded tl.
Mr. Harris, of III . inauird whethpr it nr.. i
order to move a call of the House. The Speaker replied in the negative.
Mr. Harris then moved that tlm linn. .A.
Oa the 59lh June, it being a hot Saturday, in ; the head. The Ignorant christian aJorea God.t i fceJs cf Guano on the coast of Pent has caused j The motion was disagreed to, only oue votrmr V. I , , . . i I .1 - i . . . In lli.. ..(V. it... O
morning, an old man waa taken refore a whilst the learned philosopher admires his at i.iu. -rtV. ..... r i. . . . t . . . .
,ur uMuiDini tne quiet oi , tributes. The Doctor showed bv other texts
a new era in the agriculture of thSiHlH. Farma ; in the alTirmati ve.
that have been lutnerf nut r.,rSnvAr.ink.m. The question was then taken on
3 I nand . motion, and decided in the i
McCle
..... - . " " - "2 ... , ... nano . nionoii, an.1 cecided in the neealivo. thetown. Recohcct onrtewn wa, very qniet. UhatGodlaio be FELT after, not sought af, "ndoneJ prey to aodgn and sassafras, have j Mr. McDonald mofed the postponement o and a very l;tUe noise would disturb it. drewy by midnight lamps or peering inieroecopes. Ha been P'ckd UP ld farmera are now spending j the suiect till Monday.
sneney aud labor to make them productive by
many years ago, I
; Icasf erroneonnly.
is siacjre; tell me the truth then a conGdeace
and congratulating him on his success In getting
me appointed Professor of Chemistry.
If I had thought of this course enrlier, I t0 be tePl ,ecret daring J'001 'ifelira
see," ho said, '"fgof you into your office, and
-k.i.i i a r ....... i i. r.- mncn toneer ;s my r.-eird lor tne baDDiaes. ct
I diiuuiu ii.'. novo ur-jjuai leu i cum 9 1-nn.ifc ii'r ' " .. OU I ' vAlir riinlilt? fikilf . n m I n m. In r.m.ir. an J
J - . . ". . I J v.. I... - . . .w U.C.V.EMIi'.BM.
on the Cherle! River Bank on Saturday, but
far to I l'!e 'Dlerrst f truth and justice to permit-
ton. 'This, however, ia not the usual quantity
A good coat of this manure is about one ton to
..unc-j. n wa. sent to ja.i, i,e preferring il, t),en made the broad and positive aseertion llrat eonld ftre get his hreak fast. j no natio or lh, face of ,lh A old Set was Tiling np the eastern horizon. FEELING aRer God, except the anglo-seon n ihe .same day, blazing with nnusnal fury J race. They alone are spreading the gospel, and opon our town, a German, under the Influence dispelling Igtioranee nd idolitrr. He predicted rsrtial insauity, (fe,a which, however, he iaj (hat if that race were faithful to their mketon -jJewly reqovering) .cat hi ihroat. The day ! they would rule in every nation, control ali inwaa upparentiy aV! 5 ar'O-iat aidllinn- J sli.ultons, and Iu the language or his text, "there a. items for Sabbath gossip, srhM tt as dis- hall be one fold and one shepherd." We do aevered that onr worthy Marshal, Cant. Woods . not profess to give any thing like a skeleton of las', with a slight and appropriate sjpr.nt or- his sermon, and evsn we may have misapprevected hta cnlHro for some e-f lhe5r Inantif hended him, in this application of the text, but
misdemeanors. Some mf tits naighbora eonti- j fjtj a'gnnients, at least drew lo these conclusions "lioo- And this coating of manure ia required
daring it a violation of men's or children 'a free Dr. Durbln looks yonngar, and Is apparently j VT yr to yield a crop
agency, the CofH. wa. hrougU ibefeM jnsioe ' (a betirt health, than when we heard him three ' Cat hey are also reviving their farms by lime. Mdfiaodone Jellar. Thi. was rouad ooA-i y,arf ago. He I. yet in the prime of life.and by ! A nMTy coating of lime lasts longer probably eieat for Way slander to build her castle. And ; i, ciet- and graphie sermons Is doing much ! fiv T'aT, DUl not so productive. A neighoor rcluulrotn the East. is 40 mile from ! gdt in giving character and dignity to the j bor has 3Uft pnrchaaed a farm at about $3 per hianatwe were Informed that the Marshal of . cknrch, in tha e.limatien or the -great men" of ; cre '.ving beautifully for farming, and one ear peaceable town tad been arraeted and im- fa nation. If ia able to meet any aud for i j""' fronl prairipe, would judge propnsoae.1 for abasing hta family, whan reaMv we keaaly ef style, rorrect enunciation and pro-; duc,iv- Sheep sorrel, sedge, scrub cedars and
Mr. Crowell No-Sir-ee.
Tl... O I : l . . . ,
the plentiful use or Guauo and lime. But It la' f""" ,a " Jl lo poalpone was
. ii urnr r
i , .. i
t . :it . tt .... ;snouia nave sunnressea ii as pom? SO'
uuw i win pel you ouio: II. - tie put DaCK in- . .. . -rf " . I Sarr-h t lh kotlom f vnn, hrl far llm bi,l-
lo bi nnrL.t nil ik. r,.... . , ,l. i .... a mane np tne sum wnicn i was to nave pro'es- " L 1Z I e i JS te ZZ r , f ' ' P,d th r bore. and which Pet- of your motives, and tell me. be fore God. did n eat. 2i vec, ve coTtinued and Tl no ' - the hour of interview 11 I". f D'" threats and invect.ves continued, and I cannot fl(..npj f ma ikt T .km,! l Parkman, that hij cea'h, i'you could briog it
sniu. . r -
At first I kept inlerposlng, trying to pacify j rto?,d fiave large note and M it i '
'" him, so that I might obtain the object for which t""1 was gone with the missing
II tronle and vexation of spirit. For Instance. ! The qiu-Mion was then taken on the resol... 1 ,on8h h interview, but I could nototop him. . 'na 1 "Uld nava kePl ""m"'.
Mr. Henry Colescott, 'brother of J. S. Colescot. 1 ' that Mr. Thompson is entitled to a seat.. nH and soon mv own temner was mi: I fnrirnt I whlc that I .... .ind to iiure fJ..
of Brookville.) has afield of about 20 acres of "w heckled in the negative yeas 94, nays thing, and felt nothingbnt the sllngof his words,' M? in8,e thought was concealment and safety corn. On thi. field he put this spring two ton. j M. M,G..uehey rose to offer n resolution 1 w" cit ' "est degree of pa.sion, I -"f xhf 'Tse InclJontal lo lbf. I .r ...i .).. cm .inn j.rr. .. I . . r " reFoiuiion, i , ... . ,. Was in no .late to consider mv nlterior mrnn.
ary intorest money; though I needed it eo
much, it wa. of no account with me in that i
condition of mind. If I had designed aud premeditated the homicide of Dr. Parkman in order
of Guano, costing on the field $120 or $60 per "'id was proceeding to make some remarks ! Bnd whl,a rie WM 'P00' nd gesticulating In
when there were loud crie. to read tho resold
lion. ltwn.tt.cn ....I T .1 1 . 1. . ., .
seven aeres-being about f 9 to the acre. After j now a vacancy in the House of Rm,reenti;.. 1 fury 1 "eiled """ter thing wa handieat. (It
the mo.t violent and menacing manner, thrusting the letter and his fist into my face, in my
spending this um they can probably expect 30 from the first Congressional District of Iowa i was 'tick of wood,) and dealt hint an Instan-
bushels to the ncre. This Is the highest calcn-; "d ,"at l,,e Governor of that State be acqualn-
Utioo. And this coatinir of manure i. reanlred . i . i . .
n long. urate ensued. Tha conclusion of the
at least personal injury to him might possibly
3 ;:t r-filt cf your expected conference with
biml As aiiying man I charge yon loatiswer mo truly and eraclly, or else be silent. Had you not each a thought? No, never, said he, will energy and feeling; as I live, and as God Is ray witness, never'. I to -wie capablo of such a thon;M thai one of my innocent chile drenj I never had the remotest idea of Injuring Dr. P. onl'il tiie moment tha blow was .truck Dr- P. was extremely sharp and .evere, the
most provoking of men, and I am irritable and.
proceedings have not reached us.
Washington, July 1. Sr.XATC. After some morning business, the California Compromise Bill was wgain taken np. After same remarks by Mr. Yulee in which he declared that hi. objecliou to supporting the bill was to preserve the peace and harmony and consequent prosperity oftheUniou. Mr. Se-
warci ootained the floor, but yielded to Mr. Up kun L. .l I I . t rs
O.h LI ' . t- -II ... I f f"l WTmt nntVaTaasisltnn f f Vl A Wi -4oa mnA mmm I '
could give it. I did not know, or think, or care I dbt. "hould not have deposited Pet- V- A qa.ck-n.nded and br W . .
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tneu mo nexi oay, ddi i snouia nave. . , , . , , , 1 m.A. -k r ,. , . . I was an only ch id, much indulged, and I have made some show of getting and having the mo- ' '
i never acquireu luocuuiivi r
where I shonld bit him, nor bow hard, nor what the effect would be; it waa on the aide of the head, and there waa nothing to break tho force of the blow; he fell instantly upon the pavement;
there was no second blow; he did not move; I
nT? tkj. mnrntn. lufn,. T .f..nIJ t. J t
8 ulu umw u . ... . i ...i mnA tVia p.onsa-
my money from the Bank and taken occasion 1 on" . S . 'J L ur Park-
qnence Mailings, out, j
to meet yon at a certain hour, and told mi
ll a ve ao doubt h waa religiously performing 1 BUncialian for cWr and logical reasoning, j as!'arr have held undispoled possesion or It j f jyoTnvJr ech S"n"t0 ,a r,gu,ar 0,d that which dozens In cur town should be fiaeo without ronnlng Into jrielaphysies-for origin- j Prly for 50 years. But long and weary j -MnyVeSJed "resolution to adjourn till tot not dolog. fclity of though, without danger of Impraclica- K,ubb,ng. aa the application of lime is to bring the 1st of August, which lies over. The present week eur town has been egreea-1 UiUirs, he is surpassed by t.o minister, in any j 11 into For this purpose he has just pur-1 A message was received from the President In Wyamnsed with several petit dramas. C.pt. chntch iu any c0,Btry, al' lhi, 0JV. More thril- ch,,sd 4-n0 '-f lime at 14 cent, per 5i1!!,lKn DanaentWer. . knmnr) f.IIB. .n.t ., f v. t bushel to spread npon it. coslino. twl . mnrl. ?a"W relat ve to N-w Mexico, trana-
. uK ur.u,. t.u uv iouuo, w jid.t . iir.ipr - inuiuig copies oi tne on ers bhdo iitintr Col .I.ll. k.- k. k.. ...II-. .r '. . ... ... as he na d Inr tha lanH. m.... ... ..... . i'l""u",g yoi
- n-.iv." T,,.,nT. mnuence over ttie Gassions or tmou ses ol men.
aboard, cot np various antic tricks aralnst lhe And there are orobaWy men who have dived peace and quiet cf onr town, and waa fined in ir n!o the "hidden treasures of the gospel, twe er three came.. Ou ike mam day. Mr. Fd- i knt for Mund. practical parpo.es of the ringtoo and wife performed that celebrate melo- pnlpit, none cat, surpass Dr. Durtln. Jrarn oallod "Family Jara." at the conclusion j Philadelphia has a large and preponderating of wVch he suddenly left to fulfil other en- j population in favor of law, orier aad morality, f agements, and Mrs. Edringten, was honored . But as ir Providence had intended ihia people ya Twit from the pce o65cor.. Th s is a hculd be thorocghty tried, they have la their
grrat town. If cor circulation was a little Isr- ; niliiat a population more disorderly, lutbuient,
And what is all this for? Why will this man
spend his strength, money and life on this poor laud, when such large, ample and rich prairies
are spreacoutin the West.invitingthehusband
Monroe Civil and Military Governor of New
Mexico which were laid on the table, and the Senate adjourned. lloiss The question pending was on Preston Kiug's resolution or Saturdav. to nostnone
until to-morrow two weeks the consideration or
They are as near market, and when thev get there, as near home. But it is useless to wonder and lament over the stupidity of mankind. Delaware lies between two large bavs the
ger, w would employ a regular police renerter, ' Sabbath-bieakiuz and God-defy iua ll.au iu auy i Delaware on the East and the Chesapeake on
ao there are other iterns f which we have net ' other city. The consequence ia they are coa-j " The creeks tlwt make their way into teto er'rrieprtlenlars. stantly subject to mobs, riots, aud bloodshed, l',e interior are full of fish shad, herriug, ie., f S. Oif Wednesday ef-ening Ust, Dr. j requiring all the vigilance of a atrong police. i w nic!l uPply niuch of the demands of nature Ksve. wKaae advertU'e,nl stick out promi- j Southwark aud Moyameusing (par U of the city) And by tha strictest economy, and the ceasless etotly in our eolonins, wa arrested In onr j appMr to be the .cum and off scouriug of craa- i "Pplication of labor, they are able to live but
towo on a charge of attack log a lilllt, gtrl with j jOBt 1Tingin filth and ignorance, tit instruments lew ol lnem "niassing torlaues to corrupt their
man to abundant harvests, and to ample fortunes? ' l'18 report on the Ualphin claim, so as to go into
it a raw, In the stare eo-.C'"8f ' of the corrupt priest, and desieninir political i children.
a W Uv in ik. nr..nr. rt. 'deir:eoEue- Neither has lhe cause or temperance advanced
We si.Dt Saturday last in visiting the Girard I at in other portions of the U. States. The far-
College, eirn Penitentiary, Fairmount Water Works. Schuylkill Bricge, & c , Sec. These
are nreat placea ci' nub.'-C resort, for visitors to ;
intent to comm
from Cincinnati oa tht day, in the presence c". deirgog
fonse half doxen ladle, and gentlemen. Atthe i!"ne ef our writiag h is occupying room, in oar jail, where ha can Ve consulted la any matters relative to hh prc'esslsn.
flappansrsl Imm if liiefsiiswa The friends of Caot. E. CJ. Brown, J,e n0y W. Lynn, John B Covington, and others who left Rising Sun, lud . last wiuter for Califorpia, fear they hate been lost atssa. Tha vessel in which thej aiea Uan not been heard of for a long lie, and the friends of the Rising Suu Crqppy have no tilings rrom them. The vessel ha. beeq out so long that It ia feai.d all are I.t D'.ilyCom. July Sh.
a-J lhe Jw York and Jvew Harm railroad
mer brings out the bottle and take, his "regalator" before breakfast. Aud through the day
when a neighbor cornea in, a glass is offered lo
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lue city, iiul the cuii.ns tne city indulge, j meae mm sociaoie. at this season of tha year, B-.J V'y eensihly, in j The price of grocery liceiise throughout the steamboat txeursiona up or dowc the Delaware, ' State the price which is paiJ for permission lo to favoeite shady groves, or bajhiug p.Vce.. For 1 mMte drunkards, beggars, murderers and thieves, this parpose there are doaenscf steamboai con-j Is $2 50. A member of the Methodist church, stantly engaged in this business. And the p.- j of long aud creditable standing, contended with
sage for a pleasure trip is ao low, thai the poor
est can participate. They generally take lhair dinners, and go down from 10 to 3t) mties, apend the day tn the pure country air, or sea breezes.
the passage coding only from 10 to S5 cents.
us, ill l lo Interfere with or prohibit the free use
and saia of eriieut spirits, was a violation of onr rights and in Uirect opposition to the spirit of the Bible aud a puny effort to do away with
man's free agency the great Arminlan doctrine
Committee of the Whole ou the California bill.
to mention to the Cashier that I had a sum to i
. . .. . . i . i . i. . 3 f m. t. , I man
sioopeo down over mm, and lie seemed lifeless; i " P -a- oay lor i;r. r., and the same j ' . knew Ton had
to Henchman, when I borrowed the tlO. I "uum - ......,- should h ave remarked that I wa. .o much short ct 1 - "' n J eWaeno. of, laree aum lhat I to n.v P-rVm. T I ud pay him; and there i. no eyidenw
blood flowed from hi. mouth, and. I got a sponge
and wiped it away; I got aome ammonia and applied it to his nose, but without effect; perhaps I spent ten minutes in attempt, to resuscitate him, but I fonnd he waa absolutely dead; in my horror and consternation I ran Instinctively to the doors and bolted them the doors of the lecture-room and.of the laboratory below; and then what waa I to doT It never occurred to mo to go out and declare what had been done, and obtain assistance; I aaw nothing hut the alternative of a successful movement and concealment of the body on the one hand, and of infamy and deatrnction on the other. The first thing I did,
as aeon as I could do anything, waa to draw the
t , . . . . . M.-J. mnnVmtl af
borrowed the money of Henchman a. mere! 1 " T .,7" 7 w jinad
ler bis fliiiappcaraoce iuu
-..-...It. a r a t i a . . . '
,vi.aei uiouey ior me oay. ii l nad intended , . .... t k.J n.,d him-these the homicide of Dr. P. T .knnkt ... k ! to take the ground that I had paid him, tnese
in so open a manner that other persona would ! T. , .u. umw,!.. I never
almo.tcert.inlyknowofit,and.honld not have .had "TV.0 - ., "n, Pk.tv.
nad a inoaeiu oi njwi.--ft
This was accompanied oy iub .iamlucu.
On .notion of Mr. B,lv. the resolution wa. I "U,U '""
lau.-ied postpouing uiitil'to-morrow veaa 105 j y ,uta 1 Pr,rat ropm adjoining, where I o - i a . i . . . i
" uiecioines ana oegan putting them into the fire, which was burning in the upper labor-
am
cays 73
Mr. Doty moved to lay the resolution on the table; lost yeas 28, nays 167. The House then refused to postpone the consideration of the report and proceeded to discuss Mr. Breck called for the resolution or the majority to be read. Mr. Conger took strong ground, against the payment ol the Interest. Mr. Brooks made a personal attack npon him Mr. Burr nse to a point of order, and expressed a hope that Mr. Brook, vtould not indulge ia personalities and introduce his name. He agreed that the conduct of Messrs. Crawford and M sredith, aud the Attorney General was unjustifiable ani daugerous. There was no authority tor connecting the President wilh the mutter. Mr. Brooks th-n spoke against the Galphin clam. He said Mr. Crawford had done wrong, aud ail the Whigs could do waa to regret it. Mr. Breck said lhe Houfb waa now engaged In discussing whether the last Congress did right or wroug in passing the bill to allow the ciaiut. A gentleman from Ohio introduced a resolution to enquire whether the Secretary of the Treasary had not robbed lhe Treasury. The seneral conslrnction was that th- Tr....
ury nad been robbed, but be argned in favor of
j tne ciaim, and lhat we were bound to nay it.
atory; they were all consumed there that afternoon, with papers, pocket-book and whatever they contained. I did not examine the pockets nor remove anything except the watch. I saw that, or the chain of it. hanging out, I took it and threw it over the bridge as I went to Cambridge My next move was to get the body into the sink which elands in the small private room, by setting the body partially erect against the corner.
and by getting up into the sick myself, I sue
ceeded in drawing it up there; it was entirely j 'ndtlngs and made a fire in the furnace belo
invited him lo my rooms at an hour when the
College would be full or students and other., and an hour when I waa most likely to receive calls from others; for that waa the honr just after the lecture, at which persona having business with me or in my rooms, were always directed lo call I r:krd Ir.'.y my rooms on Sun
day afternoon bnt did nothing. After tho first
which Prof. Webster attempts to explain as to bis seeing Littlefield, sending for Vozi. and of inquiring about gasses from the vault After reading the statement, Dr. Putnam proceeded to argue as ta its trutbfuln.ss, saying
that it waa made wben mm w. w.
visit of the office, I took the pelvis and some 7Z that the limbs from the opper wejl and threw them i worth , mmi. ,ucha
Into the vault under the privy. ( took the tho- ne w" not ,n , " rax from the well heow and packed It in th. CrtioIi from Prof. Webster, tea chest as found. My own imnresslon baa 1 PreT,ou v . been that this wa. no, done til, afJthT eco visitor the officer,, which was on Tuesday; but Zn ktlnh0W'.tLat U rbZcon wa.commnnic.UdU
."oner, i ne perioration oi the tbo rax had been made by the knife at the time of
removing the viscera. On Wednesday I put on
cismemoered; It was quickly done, as a work of
terrible and desperate necessity. The only instrument was the knife found by the officers in the tea chest, which I kept for cutting corks. I made no use of the Turkish knife as H it called at the trial; that had long been kept on my parlor mantel-piece In Cambridge, as a curious ornament. My daughters frequently cleaned It, hence the marks of oil and polishing found on it I had lately brought It into Boston to get the
silver sheath repaired
navmg nrst poked down the ashea. Some of
the limbs I cannot remember which or how many, were consumed at the time. This is the last I had to do with the remains. The tin box was designed to receive the thorax, though I had notconclnded where I should finally put the box The fish hooks, tied np as grapples, were to be nsed for drawing up the parts in the vault whenever I shonld determine how to dispose of them and get airings enough. I had a
confused double object in ordering the bo and
While dismembering the body a stream or! making the grapples. I had before intended to
Cochituate waUr was running through the sink ! get such things to send to Fayal tho box to
h 'Wi th-v.,.,:,,, ef the sm,l r. which l.n- ' giving c ,. rS e eke, a,,J a law wlich ' nronr,.. which pr-T.ied thromrh the low-r laW.iorv. Th,. ,.. k... to nroi.rt tT.- a ....
wished
i them about a week since.
Ha concluded in asserting hi. oenei uaini confession wss true. Members of the Conncil have retained a copy of the petition previously presented, and withdrawn by the advice of Dr. Potnaro, which wUI probablv be published- It asserts hi. innocence and it also asserts that LitUefield, or some other person plscod the remains in his rooms to compass hi. ruin. The WBeclUg " Cac. Wa.HiNCTOM, Jniv t. Chancellor Walworlh to whom tho Wheeling Bridge case was referred by the U.S.Supr.nio Coort. has submitted to the Conrt that the Bridge is a nnisanc... w York Fire. The loss ry the fire at Brooklyn yr strd sy, i about one million dollars.
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