Indiana Reveille, Volume 40, Number 27, Vevay, Switzerland County, 8 July 1857 — Page 2

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OCT'To'Jjtjr we-- give the conclusion Sf htory, winch 1) as beep, past four weetok We trust ill our friend# have been interif - j . i 1 . ested anil pleased with it, as we bate; and hope the anlhor may favor, ns with additional contributions.

■ j ,Now Tenltqrlca. ! The organiratioa ftf ihren pew tenitniries up as tojfiorao Wfnm; ; Congress at its Walker of Kansas^proposes lion of a new territory out of the great southwestern Indian territory: By the I act passed by Congress to enable Mlnnos* Ota to organic' Os a State, tho western boundary wm made to run along the tied rtver of the North, from the point where U crosses the i British; hbufiaary, jb rita source, in Lake Trhtcreo, thebee through' that sheet pfwater and'-Btg to this southern end,of.the latter, whore the boundary runs, off. duo;south to Iowa. This leaves a large tcrritory lo the' west, which it is’; proposed to organize under the name of the 'Feintory ofDacolih. There are several civilized settlements In this territary, and a territorial government will, no doubt, soon bo given to it. . It is also prppbsed;to organize’ a territorial government in’ the ! . territory ’ purchased from MevfcbV riThere; areV aa yet; few American’settlements in the territory.' hot the reports whicH hayo;been published of its mineral .wealth* ro, attracting emigration from Califoruia and otherparts of thc connlry.* . The difficulties which cmiSrsiiU lb tuoiefrittiy toAybxjiecl it m«l W ‘syarc'itj of previsions, tu imhUableucssof a largo portion of tho’country for agricultural purposes,’ the: necessity .of largo capital to work the mines profitably, ami the neighhorhoodpf plundering tribes of Indians'. / ; ■ ' ' ’..' ‘

LATE NEWS.

Prom Washington,

Trialiif Mowing aadHpaplng Machines. PBEHICHS AWAREDTO TOB WT, pi '‘the 3d a*great trial, of Moving auij Reaping Machines was concloderrjt Hamilton,’’.Ohio, "On Rnday the trial of Reapers was completed in a field of wheat. The power or force required to operate the several machines tested by the Dynamometer was as follows:

, Wabuihotos, July 1.—The net amount in lira UhilW Slates Treasury subject to dafyis 820,900,000, of which tliora are in Boston* newly 83,000,000, New York, over St. LouU nearly 81,* 000,000, Philadelphia over 62,000,000, New Orleans over 83,000,000, and San Francisco 81,500,000.

FREDERICK J. WALDO, BDITOjB.

Wednesday, Jdlv 8, 1857.

ONLY 50-CJBNJS. This paper will be sent from this linie until the end of the volume, January 1, 1853, for SO cents. Mow isthe tunc lo^pscrjbel

Only $108,000 dollars of the Treasury notes issued in 1800 and 1807 arc outstanding.

CO" The report started by evil-ditposed persons, that Ferret Dnfour has become editorially connoted Willi tho Reveiuj|, is false in every particular, ns all will find by referring to Hr, Dnfdur. “Oh, how this world is given to lying I”

Atkin*.’ 975 lb#; Width of *w»lh, S feet C In. Klrbjli , 900 • - d« J 9 - WhitebfV SS5 do S „ do Self-Baker Sio 4® t ’ Minej** 300 do $ « Homer* ‘ tlo 5 0 Iron llmester SWf do. « *H>. Obfe ' 'do* ‘ ■ 97* f* ® J! J.J.fU«iASvD 300 . do 5 C XeCormlck* * 3» do « 0 do ♦ . SOS; > , do * . o i HUU’ ' 3 ' ' * <16 ■ 5 JO 'fho Mowers Kfere tested by tba Dynamometer as follows;-'^.

A delegation of Tonwanda Indians had a conference'with' the Commissioner of ladinn affaire .to-day, in reference to the adjustment ol their, reserve lands, Robert Cross, 1 another oi 1 the election rioters, was arrested ibis morning after a desperate resistance. He fired & pistol at Officer Robertson, seriously wounding, him in the hand; faco and neck, with, bock.' shot • •

; Prmiuscii, July C. River four,feel ,6.inches, falling; weather cloudy, indications ol nib.'” ' "

Our Neutral Position.

The present neutral position of Trip. Reveille in politics and religioni appears to give almost universal satisfaction to men of all parties. ,A)l sea and admit the’ utter fallacy of filling local papers with party politics! to the exclusion of alt the other more interestjng topics of general intelligence; and it’affords ns much -pleasure W annotmee : *thaj; we are already Reiving n steady incjreasc of jt cppUnnes, will, enable uasppn to enjarge tho paper, and furnish a ejieet equal to the best in. the State, is certainly desired' by .this coranpipity. ApiJjjgljt here letips stale,—as some see m to Jjave fears that at tho next election the paper w]l H dejroted to politics again,—that this nsnira) .feature is to be a rcaiffaENT one,—that we intend it shall bo, for all coming (iihe, While under our control, a' Neutral paper. And it shall be no half-way affair* but will be entirely free from party bias,‘ip every . respect.— While tho .editor will aim to give correct reports of political conventions, movements and elections, every precaution will bo used to avoid party bias* and to make its columns entirely reliable in every important particular. This hay be depended upon. We cordially invite all men to give ns a fair trial for six months upon this platform, with their subscription, advertisoipenta and job printing, and assist ns in bmldtugup a paper alnd an establishment which will bo a credit and on honor to this place, county and State. fSt For Fifty Ceuta, wo will send the paper until January 1, 1858, tp any address and post-oQico in the* Union.

iCrecwxiTl, July C,

J&rTbo late foreign nows notes n decided decline in breadstuff, which will cause a like decline in this country.‘ This will ho good news for consumers*., . :

Flout unchanged; COO bits sold4l$5,50.— Whisky steady at 25c. Grain dull and unchanged. Weather cloudy and wann. j River fallen 11 inches in lasHS hours. ’ v

Ohio lUrrwter 425 pounds 5f«l5lnche*. Iron do- * * ' 3TS ■ 5 8. Mill**. : - . J95 5 W. Allen** Mower . ' 9SJ 4 B „ Atkin**, - - . , ■ 225. .5 2 Klrt»j*»- . 305 4 « wbiiehr’# ,t;. ; -a H»nnj** . ; 350- C O ILvP. - 375 ■' 4 .. Jj Ohio Hotter i- 400 ; . . 4 8 Forbub* Improved ’ 350. 4- 9 ■ * Bill, A oilman dc Co ; ’. STS 4 B After a thorough examination, the committee made 1 the following awards: - Mower—Plrrf Premia m, i|S0, \ Minnj’* .Combined. ■ Vm, Second ***:■•. $», Ohio Mower. ’ . Beaner—Wl«i Promtnia. 050. Alkla 1 *. *!* 'Bewod .- « ' *Ohio lUrrMlcr. »f Maatf. ‘ ’ ? 11 - neeond •* , ■ goo, iron ,llam*Uiv ■

New Vosk, July G. , Flout 5a 10c better for common grades; super fine western $5,30aD,50; extra do 8f-,70a #7,25, Western ..Corn 72a73o. Mess Pork $19,15; prime $19,20. Lard drooping, MaH{. Whisky 32c.

WismsGToW July 1.—The number of warrants or certificates issued at the Pen* sidn office daring the month of Jane in nearly lour thousand, involving more than half a-tnillion vt acres of land. Twentysix miliions of acres bate been required to* satisfy the, two hundred and nine thousand warrants Issued under tho act of March. 1855. ’

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| For the Indiana Herein?.

■ Mn. Editor :— P propose as occasion may seem to require, and time present itself, to .send yon short .communications on the subject of agriculture in; sorad of its varieti8 Al‘pec(.s,,which yon will please ppoiisii if you Chink proper,—-not that I wiBh to'raako myself notorious through the newspapers, for that ybri know is already done by-other? pons' than .“‘mine,:' and which was ’ prompted* by' ■ other and more unholy motives,- than those that ■ induce this’.and other articles that may appear under roy name hereafter. ' I wish to' conCho-what I. may say. in thisarticlb tr ono- of the- staple ‘articles .oT the agriculturists of Switzerland, Ohio and pearhora conntics— Hay,— and it is tP producers of hay in those three counties ri>al this commnnicatibn is for. Are they aware of the important position they occupy with reference'to tliis one a rtirio of commerce? Are they yet ignorant of the fact that the farmers of Switzerland, Ohio and Dearborn counties bale up for shipndfent to the Southern market ns much if not irioro hay than I might nearly say the entiro Mississippi say nothing of. the Ohio valley; and' if quality Is taken' into consideration, iboto is bnt one side to the question. Why not then not only, ask but receive ,n‘ fail* remunerative pried at ’ the b'auda.pf the speculator for your-hay ?' How has it teen, heretofore? Have yon ever eel'your birh price'on your eirn hay? 1 mean, generally, ns farmers; or. hits not the speculator invariably done it for you. ; '. . '

THE FOURTH OP JULT,

/ Death of Bx-Secreiary Maroyl > Rlata In Scvv, Yotk-Ttn Kill fit Mid SO . or Op.Wound?dJ—Aceiiltal In Holton— Pour Men Killed.and Tlwo Wounded! —Three KlUedln Dnltimore, Ac. New. York, July 6;; Several riots occurred hero’ on Saturday, one of which continued with great ferocity for an honr; this ■ riot originated in tho Bowery. The "Five-Pointers” wore gradually driven back. Tea .persons altogether were kiltod nnd 50 or 50, including several -policemen, wbnndcd. The State troops were ordered out and quiet was at'length restored. With tho exception of these riots among the rowdies, the day passed off in fine stylo hero, and also at. Brooklyn, Williamsbmgli, and other suburbs.

. William William Wilson, John WoWu'r. TsaabRtoddard, and Wm, Williams weretodsy convicted ih tho r ibting in the Seventh ward on election day, .the first of Junelast, The : two first,named having left* (he city, 1 hoir’rccognir’anccs'were forfeited. Tim. others were severely lectured by. Judge Crawfor<|, .fined twenty- dollars■ each; and.sentenced to one gear’s imprisonment |n the county Jail.

• \ , > Political Intelligence., •- Judge Wheat, the American candidate for Appellate Joilgo in the Louisville District, has been sworn in os one of the Judges of tho Court of Appeals of Kentucky. The vote .stood: Wheal, 9,477; Bullitt, 9,440.- The vote .in thp‘same counties for President, Blood: Fillmore, 17,123; Buchanan, 17,042. ;

FraASCiAt, <ko.~Tlie Cincinnati Qazrt/c of'Monday says: ■

The national holiday was more closely observed in business circles than usual,— There were no transactions worthy of notice fn any department of trade. The Merchants’.Exchange, Banks, <tc., were closed.’ ’ . • The weather continue* favorable for the crops, though the -temperature ia rather low for tho corn.

1 Cikcinxati, July 2. The night train hence east on the Marietta & Gin. R.'H., wbon twelve miles this side of Marietta, passing over a-tem-porary irusllodrack fifty-three feet high, the passenger car ran off the track and Tel I to the bottom, taming over and smashing to pieces/ /Thirty pMscngora were in the ca r .. The wifoofwm. Brigham, of Marietta, W. G.-Birhanbon, Bodon, a man unknown, instantly killed. Two hhis of Dr. BultarJ, ofliilHanopolis; Win; Brigham, Marietta; E. M. Stansbom, Morgan co.,- 0.; :W. W; Brock; Conductor of train; Edword Plumloy, BigUmvO.; It. Vincent, Vincent's Station; L. J. MeCJnffoy, Columbus, 0.-, badly injured. C. Trilbolt, river man; \V. Williams, Harper’s Ferry; S. Hayp, New-Motamo-ras, 0.; Wm. II. Crawforil, 0.; IW. p. (V Perry and son,. Ohio; J. Bonier, Wheeling; 1C. Bhmden ,0.; B, Severson, Baltimore; E. W. XMmumcr, Marlollo, ami others; names unknown, slightly injured.

Official returns from Minnesota linyc at last been received in regard to the election of delegates form a Constitution/ as follows: The Convention will'consist of 102 members, of whom- • -, *■

Boston, ttnly 6.

The national holiday was celebrated with usual patriotic-demonstrations.. A melancholy accident occurred .daring the day which tended,to mar the festivities. As the ‘finldic di.-play of. Ihcwoik* mi tho ■ Commrn w.n progressing,'a ■ shell rocket motiar»ui-'t, killing four men mid badly injuring three others. :

Notwithstanding the heavy payments in New York, bn account of docs, the accumulation of specie in the Sub-Treasury ia'not large, the divbnrsomenfs being extensive. receipts on Friday were 8307,860; payments 8541,371; and balance 810,185,322.: The advices from England by . the last steamer, with reference to the Money market, are favorable*. " :

Tberp are Republicans * • /. 59 u " Dcpipcrats - - - 43

Republican majority • • 16 Kestcckt.—-J. W.' Stovcnsbni Esq., candidate for Congress, will speak.at the foltowing places at X o'clock each day:. : Carroll co., Friday,. July . .. ■ ‘ Ghent, Carroll co., Saturday,*July 11th,’ * Bedford,* Trimble co., Monday, July 18th. *■;■•• i

i •' ; ' r ; Baltimore, Jldy-O.-y On Saturday, -Robert Frizicr ikilloVa German in a tavern row. Two children were acciilmtally; shot , by thevearelesf: nsing of firearms; one was kill.d mid the other fatally .injured. : '' 1 <1 ulv C,'.

Mbkti.vo of TnE jxt>ixirA :Fhez BakkEBs.r—A meeting of.the Bankers of Indiana; was held - in Jndianapolia last week. The gathering wits ancxclnsive pne, private and secret. ( < Its purpose, however, has transpired, and was the taking ! of steps toward tho establishing Tn Indianapolis of a Union Rant, in which all the Fyco Banks of. tho State are to be stockholders, with’ a capital of.$200,000. The object of this is the protection of Indiana Free bank currency by driving oot Ohio, Virginia, and all other foreign, bank notes, to pat down the rate of exchange, and to farther the adoption of Sach a policy as 'shall, with reference to foreign bank$rs,bc promoliyo of, tho interests of those concerned. ' V '

Bostoh, Jtily 1.—The Termont Be* publican' State*.Convention linet at lington to day and R.FJelcber as candidate for Govprnoiv James, Slade for Lieut. Governor, and Henry M. Bates for State Treasurer, Resolutions of a Re* publican stamp' were also adopted by the Convention,

The observance of tho dth here vyrts remarkable for its quietness, Order and sobriety. There was not a single row or casaahty as fur as ascertained. The news of Kx-Sccretary. .M.\r.vv*s spread gloom over the city. ; ’ .

False Assertions and Reports,

In eiery community there is a class of persons whose peculiar province it is to 'raise and circulate all mannef of falsehoods in regard to tjiclr neighbors who mind their own business, Wc have these vipers in this commt nity, and recently, a' monied qualification tidy, has caused the. editorial fraternity t > bo disgraced with one of these disrepnl ship characters. As op evident <jf f Jus for 'some time hie piper hap bjeen filled re-, porls concerning tbh i,o who'will pot condescend . to. "wallov' ip the sauiQ mud*

Severe Hail Storm,

. i ; ..Fm:rit;rucKsncRo, V« M .Inly 2. Wc were visited hy ft tionuftidons hail -storm between,4. and 0 o’dock yesterday afternoon, nceompanied hy Jerrilie thunder. ; Hiiil Mone.s fell a« large as hen!.* eggs. -All the windows on the windwanl side of the houses were demolished, Alt the magnets in tfu* telegraph oflice tveio itcstrojyerf, Thu destruction to .the trees ij$ supposetldo-he iiiiniensc.' The, railroad . from, . A quia - Creek to Fredericksburg is .batlly washed. Trains wore.temporarily, detained. .... Tho -one (coining-~hforth, was thrown from the ; track on3 three persons were slightly iiijnred.’ ■ T'/;. •

You most toil arid labor for o twelyej month, with an Invested cash capital of from thjcojto; ten or fifteen thousand doljars in enter to got up fiftyoVahnndrod tons of gdpd hay ready I market, and then custom says go/wlth hat in hand, make a low bow to kid ‘glove speculator, and ask him how much your hay is worth, and ’m five casw out of tea lie will pay yori.a less sunvper ion- for your hay than be will clear on it in a foiy .webks with III tie.or no outlay of capita); os they generally want time .on it until they get returns, . Is this right—is.it fair? I take this position:—The to the farmers; the money or credit in the possession of the belong to them; they arc both commodities; each equal right to set their own price oh their own article. If one party see propci to publish. “ Dispatches,” “ Feelers,” or "Bunkum” articles under fictidousnaracs, the other have an equal right at least nn der their own proper name. All that is necessary is for the farmers to speak out freely and publicly what they hiow lo bo a fair prico for their hay, end the price is then set for the season. But how has it been heretofore? Why A BC deb arc short of funds to conduct their harvest; they go to E. and F., speculators, and are compelled to sell thsir entire crop at ruinous prices, in order to got fifty or a hundred dollars advanced to cut their crop with; and then these low rates ard trumpeted all over the country as the established prico of hay, and in this way tho formers ore absolutely swindled out of from one to five hundred dollars each, annually. Now this is riot as it should' bo. Why not set your cirri price on your hay, as you do on your horse or cow?— | Speak out boldly and fearlessly in vindi* i cation of your dearly earned rights. Have \ a public and thorough interchange of opinion on tho subject; establish your own price at fair living rates and no more, and my woid for it, your crop will all be sold ere tho season expires, and no violence done to any person, as tho speculator will in the end make bis usual profit, j

European Kowb. AERIVAI; OF COLOMBIA. . New York, duly G. Tho Columbia has just arrived,' with tbcec days later news, ,, ' Tho steam frigate Niagara arrived at Liverpool on the 22*1, ami the shipment of the cable would bo commenced forthwith.

- The following is a list of candidates of the’ £mencap and Demqcrptic particvTor tfie; various .districts of Tennessee: -..-'Iv ‘j ; V V '':S /■ Democrat.

1. N. G. Taylor, , A. 0. Watkimv 2. ?H. Majnatd, r W; Wi Wallace,” .X IL-'-W. Heiakdl, 8/A, Smith/, j 4. G* Piqkeit, ’ J> H. Savage,. . • i{ 5. Ready,; ./ J. 0. Guild, 6. —No opposition, G.” W. Jones," . “ . 7. No opposition, J. V. Wright, 8:~F.K.Zullicoflir. W. A. Qnarles, - 9. E. Ethridge, J. D.G. Atkins, 10. B.Steveps, AY.T- Ayety, The canvass is fparked with consideraWo warmth,, and both parties seem to bo using every effort to gain the victory.

Teiuudle 'Accident} ik- Sutteehlanix. —A terrible; affair happened, recently in Switzerland. Onoof the sliaftssopporlingtho wood work above, initio ijaucristein tunhcl on tho center railway which unites* Basic with Aarac, took fire on the 28th of May/aud burnt off at the bottom, when the oarlhlromnbove fell in, bnrying fifty-four menundor it In attempting, to get thc onforlunate men out. thir-ty-two* persbua wore srifibcaled by the stnbkc and’ gass occasioned by tho burning timbers and ■ f coal beneath—making the total loss of life no less than seventy. 0 f the - fifty*four men buried, thirty- two. were Swiss, font English, and eighteen Germans.; ' :

The proceedings of Parliament were of little importance*. , A resolution in rela*. tion to getting cotton from India Inis' been introduced into the House, a debate on the subject was progressing. ; ; The elections in France paa-scd-oITqui-i etly. In Paris the Government elected 7 of their candidates, and the opposition 3, viz: M. Carnot, Goodclumx und Cavnig;riac. t A.dispatch in tho 'London Times'; however, throws- donbt on the; tetter's return. ‘

puddle’’ with him; and ; in his last week’s paper he devotes spaqe to the past conrsq of tho of ; this paper, in whjcji ho teljs seyeija) ing iheptq be puch. U\p appear* apeq of. his' sheet, ’ ye immediately sent

. RiouHONf>,(Va.);Jiily 2. ' ■ The hailatorni of lost ■ night- was vc rv destructive to tlio crops in Stafford, Culpepper arid tboodjnwnt counties.' Stones fell of fin imincnso sizo, six inchcsdecp in some places between Fredericksburg ami Acqnia Creek, : - ■

Ijira a note, iin to pllher publish i| ? or elep retract hwr falser yVt}el)ier ho will do pithpf, rSJp,aip|> to bo seen; bnt from the manner he treated Hon. Geo. W. Lane,, wo have no idea that )io will make the amende honouraUe. m We can have no controversy with him.

Extra Session. —Tho Indiana Stale Journal says it is rumored at the Capitol that op extra session of the Legislature will be called in Angnst, Gov. Wise von the U. S, Senate.— The AVarronton (Va.) Flag comes out lor Henry A. Wise fpr the U, S. Senate, “let him bo opposed by whom bo may,"

Coaixeicul.—Mancbcsfcradvices favorable.; declining:. The weather has been favorable for crops; core very dull and decliaed Gd; .provisions dal); lard closed buoyant at 63sa93sCd;consoIs for'account arc quoted at 93|a93J. ■ tivEareot/JorieW.—Coni very duH and de-‘ dined GU;,provisions generally, closed dull; bacim h.eavy alG3a63s6d; Itichordsori quotes* os follows; \Vcetera canal flour 30s6da32s; 1 Phil, and Dalt. 3lEa32sCdj-.Obio.32sGda33sGdi red. wheat ’8s9t}a9s| whitfe QsfldalOsJjmied Core 37s6da3Ss.* , ’■.-‘'A-* 'j Losopx. Jime 33 t —Sugarhcavy ala decline of Idf coffee’buoyant; flour slow of snle.'bitt prices unaltered; wheat very dull at declining tendency; beef qu/et; pork dull;'bacop, quiet.

: St. Lome, July'!.-—The Leavenworth, Kansas,/i'imes, says that the official volo of Douglas; Shawnee, Jeffersotj/ Leaven* worth, Lykens, Johnson, ' Lynn, Doniphan , and' Atchison counties, is fifteen hundred and ninety-eight. . ''

hqweypr, apd l)|s attacks yyill fall entirely harmless tp the grflopd/so far as wo arp concerned. We ask parti onpf onr readers fpr this slight allusion, Apd promise thpm that hereafter, no mat* ter. what stories hp pray tell, we wil) pot pollute these columns by replying to him.

t£r Bills on tho Bank of Plymouth and Union-Plank Road Company are being extensively circulated, in. the : Northern part of this' State. Beware of them.— They are nothing more npt less than bottomless stimplastera. : . / Tbo r . Auditor of 'State hasissued his monthly .statement concerning the condition of tho Indiana Free Banka, - which are doing business uuderthe amended law of 1855. It exhibits them all in a sound and healthy condition.

Massachusetts. —The Boston Journal soys it is pretty well understood there will bo tyro candidates pgainst Mr. Banks,'and that theye is talk of a union between the disaffected Fremont Americans, the National Americans and tho AVhigs, against Banks, and it is calculated that such a union would receive the aid of Democratic yotps. There was no contest last fall, but eighteen months ago tho vote for Governor stood as follows: American • • * 51,504 ' Republican - - 36,814r Democratic , • - * 84,81$

Uh'cle Sam’s Bots. —Four car loads of troops from Pennsylvania, passed through, thd city . yesterday mornings for Utah.—They camo. by the Bcllefoiitaino. lino,- and dcptrtod ovcr.l ho' Terre Haute Road for St Loa\s.~lpdianapolit Jourtial, ... , ; •

"Fourth" passed off finely in l)ria place. The Sabbath School Colphraflpn was well attended,.and the proppBjifon made n bpayiUful and ijnppsjng appearance. * At Enterprise there was a respectable attendance. Oliver Ormsby, Esq., was tbp Qftlqr pf the day. and his address is highly spoken o|T by thpse wbp preiept. pay. J. IJrpckway also made an appropriate address. The Committee .of irrangcniepts used the vtmosf precaution in npt giving us any nptico of the celebration, although they did not excrcUft a ||ke prudence ip regard to a paper having Jess circulation in that region.— Perhaps they wanted to keep tho matter a profound secret!

; Fire, In Cinplmiatl. 'cheat; loss. ; ’'

■ .{&f tVo; again ; advise the holders of Seneca County Bank paper to make no, sacrifices upon it,as wo know of no reason whyat U no t-abundantly safe, Every dollars j$'ured ‘hyV corresponding dollar of Obio Sitofo stocks— 0, S. J$ur-pal,-.July.2d. .

' ' • ' ’ GraciifNATr, ‘Jnly 3. ; The most d&lructivd arid disaStronafiro occurred Iastraight.lbatha3;laken place since,; the ..organization;.of jlhh steam, fire departpaept. ; Jho qutr,in,tho engine joo'm of J obhsoaj Reader Co.’s extensive fnrnitdra SmitifanJColbmfeia-stsv- 'Inashdrt lima the'entifA building -was in rflames.^-The fire. communicated ip thesdjoiningdght; etory-.bripk to ( twp frame strdetoros ownodfl)ylnQ ;saino fijrm, both of'‘wblii'^ere^^irdyfl'd, ; with a:'large. quantity' of lomtetv tod* the entire-stock; Loss estimated at$100,000; insured, for 830,000. Wm. Besor dr Co,*p Foundsy, corner and Water •sis., (ho larges manufactory of stoves and hollow ware in tbo West,* was entirely destroyed; loss $150,000; insnrance $30,000. A number of buildings in thocily wore more or less injured,.including Holcston ($• Hammer’s moulding factory, Coolidgo’s furniture establishment, and Mechanic’s Hotel. Three hundred men a to thrown out W employment. - A number of persons wore injntod ty, falling walls.

Another Victim. —An old man named Vnnsicklc, who was most shockingly scourged by the Regulators ofMontoe county, Ind., previous to tho murder of Bingham, and with which tho latter is connected, has died in consequence of injuries received at their hands. His life I was despaired of for a longtime immedilately after the regulating. Ho get able, ! to go about, and removed to VanBickles* Mills, in Morgan county, where bis death took place. ,

Whig - 13,490 The leaders in ihp movement in opposition to Banks assnmd that the Republican parly tp-dny numbers 40,000 voters, but say'10,00.0 will not vote for Mr. Banks. They, think not over 5,000 Americans will go for Banks, and that tho straight Whigs in a body and many Democrats will vote tbeir ticket to defeat Banks. They foot np as follows;

few.weeks since, a panic occnrIn Florence, Italy, cabscd, by tho'seenery taking fire, which was at-, tended by the most distressing consequences? Forty- three persons wore killed, oud, ono hundred -and wounded.

For Banks— Republican vole....... 30,000 American...... 5,000 —35,000 For a ticket yet to be nominated—

New. Hay.—Yesterday wo noticed tho arrival of a lot of now.bay, done up in bales, which, sold from store at tho handsome price of . one doIlar : per hundred pounds. WliP. wouldn’t lifeo to be a farmer. — Lou. Courier of Friday.

Fire.— Another fire broke out in Cincinnati on Saturday last, destroying the '•Clinton Buildings,” on Western Row street. The loss is 10 or $15,000 —insurance 87,000. It is supposed that the fire canght from fire crackers or rockets carelessly discharged upon the roof.

American i ..'41,000 "Whig.................. 13,000 PimpcraUCv .-10,000 —10,000 Per Ibe democratic ticket. ■-... 30,000 Por a straight Republican. . 10,000

Par friend ip Craig township, also, bad an appropriate celebration; at Bray* town. A Mr, Thom, of Madison, was their speaker. Wo learn that all Craig waa present, and that it was altogether the best affair in this county.

jpiT There is a singular. soqnal to the famous Boston Dalton Djvqroo case. i The pArlfcB, manand wife, have eloped together. They- cdnld» not . exist without each other. The jury in their case could not agree, but they seem to havo done so.

Dangerocs Codstbrfejt. —A dangerous connterfeit 85 note of “Tho Chippewa Bank" of tho State of Wisconsin, issued at Pepin, is in circulation, Tho engraving and the signatures very close imitations of the geomna poUia, end the bogus bill purports to bo of the issue of November Jet, J85Q, Thp pnbjicjs hereby warned. It is unsafe to lake.any bills of eimilar denomination, upon that bank.

.1 have been at some, pains to ascertain from the fanners themselves as to how much they shopld this year receive for their hiy, and the invariable and uniform answer is that fifteen dollars per ton is the lowest rate that will fairly remunerate thepa for their labor apt! money invested. If this bp free, all the leading hay reisers in the nbovp three counties should fm* tnidiakly speak out publicly, that their infincncc may have its proper weight. If tho positions hero taken ho correct, have the independence to approve thorn; if incorrect, condemn them with your reasons for so doing. ;

The Markets.—After this week, (as our farmers will sOon bavo something to sell,} wo intend to take particular pains in giving onr readers the market price or tho leading articles of country, produce in the neighboring cities.

The imposing ceremony of laying the comer ft 6110 ,<pf the Clay Monument his witnessed by thousand? on tho 4tb, , jtf ftjv ft was o grand of fair, and was wltupssed by distinguished apd 'military cojnpapies from p|l parts of tho Union. Arrangements were made to famish dinners for 20,000 people. Rev. R. J, Breckinridge was the Orator pf the day, and his address is represented jw one of tho finest ever heard in* Kentucky or t|ie West,

■JSTElihp.'Stoatj.Esq., present cr of Knox county, is the oldest Indiana editor living. Ho came to Vinednnea and commenced publishing tho 1 ‘Indiana Gazelle” upon tho 4th day.of July, 4804*

From Kansas,

St. Lodib, July 2.

’ James Lyle, County Recorder and Probate Clerk, was killed by ft Free Stato man named Haller, on the 30th nit. The affray grew out of an election' to till vacancies, in the City Council of Leavenworth. Haller was arrested, and groat excitement prevailed, with apprehensions of a riot. ■/i :

The Chops .—Accounts from all parts of tho Union, are very favorable to an abundant yield. In this county the farmers arc now in their, harvest fields, cutting their grass and early grain.

j®*Tho 0. S. Journal of the 2.nd says: —Yesterday, the Stale of Ohio paid over four hundred thousand dollars, being, the semi-annual interest on her foreign debt.

Tempeeakce Lectchk, —Rev. Thomas H. Stewart will deliver a Temperance Led a re at the Presbyterian Church this ( Wednesday) evening. All persons are invited to attend.

(py- See tho advertisement of tho Missouri Democrat, in another column. It jb ono of tho leading papers in the West.

PmLAEBi/ niA, July 3.—rTho shlpTuscairora arrived hero lo-riay frdm : ldverpool, with five hundred hud thirty Mormon emigrants bound to Ufeh. :,

New York, July 3.—Tho "schooner Maitland, of Baltimore, and the brig MassaHata, of Maine, were seized to-day, outside the light-homo, by the gutter Washington, ns slavers.

I could continue this article to an indefinite length, but it is Jong enough already. More hereafter, if need be. Percy Rocs,

/grJodgo Bargoype, 1 of Cincinnati, fiaa decided that tho chain gang of that city is an unconstitutional ipstilptiop.

gST Col. Piatt,- one, of tho early settlors, died at East Bend, Ky., on tho 29th June, aged 89 years.

Oir Last, week at St. Louis a lot of new wlwat was sold por bushel.

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