Plymouth Banner, Volume 2, Number 45, Plymouth, Marshall County, 12 January 1854 — Page 2
THE BANNER. Vi M. J. BURNS, Editor 4 Proprietor.
PLYMOUTH IND.
fAdvertisenieiits to insure insertion, must be handed in by Tuesday preceding the day of publication. The Editor of the Banner is absent, hating gone to Indianapolis to attend the Slate Temperance Contention; and fur tnnAAfl All ftiiA nllntranPA
.... ... , ., . w''ich find readjr market in this ir of trust will be made by the readers, if the,! . . ,,r t . ... , .. ' orth West. reading matter on the inside of this ; .
'Other corps Vtite such as that of the Grendiers and of the Guards, 13.000 in all, under the personal command of the Grand, Duke Alexander, the heir apparent, will be drawn up in es:helons between the theater of war and Poland.
which will be occupied by some 20.000
only to look at some of the frets in the rase. The first is the fct that cars are at this time running to and from that City daily on ten lUilroads; thirty-seven trains
arrive & depart daily. Next look at the location of the place on the southwestern shore of Lake Michigan; with the Chicago River running through the heart of the city, which is navigable for snm miles, and affording a shelter for ship, pin" in lime of storms, and a snuc retreat
in winter. Then look at the millions of! "7 colonies of cavalry near the bo, , . , ; ders of the Principalities, and the tizin
of the northern opposition to the class of .Books recommended by the Hoard. The books recommanded by the Board are all published in the West, and pre pared by persons rngiged in the cause el education in the West. This, certainly ought to commend the action of the Board to Mr. Wi iter's favor, as he once, if we
Ec Cartful hew you Writ your Xaice. A genilcman member ot a wholesale house down town, recently called at one
of our Banks to pay a note of $2.000. at !
due that day. Having monev it to pay it. he stepped up to
and filled a check for th amount.
finding Iiis sign tu re a lit lie impeifect, he
men of the Guards of the Interior, all of
wnom are veterans, in loian I tne l eas- i are not misimormei;, was a nreai stickier j r.,! ih , h..r-L- ml fill.! .-..imlr
in anything, and j for having nothing but native teacher tor tjle s.inie BI
antry lake no interest
no chance exists there for a successful ! in our schools. I. mar be ih-tt hi9 curs
insurrection. Preparations on an exten-ion that question would have bien differ-
J b are now being made in the ent had he been agent, under a'Ut salary.
for the National Educational Society
which is amully'sending to the west hu:i-
feive scale
bor-
at
acres of rich prairie lands lying contigu- j to rige win be ivei lo t,'ie Montenegrins dred of qualified teachers.
ous thereto, the surplus products of
week's paper should be less interesting than usual. '
Horse Thief fanght. We learn by a telegraph dispatch that Mr, Jordon who had three horses stolen in November last has finally succeeded in finding the horses and the thief. The name of the thief is Richard Eno. He is th mn who son years ogo, by stratagem, locked up the Sheriff of Fulton Co in his stead, carrying off the key. We learn that subsequently he was tried in Berrien county Michigan, for some misdemeanor, and was sentenced to the penitentiary for ten years, and that when on Ihe way to prison he escaped from the sheriff. We team that the Sheriff of Ber rien county is here now awaiting his arrival. Mr. Jordan 13 deserving of the congratulations of this community, for hi& untiring energy in tracing and capturing this thief. It will be remembered that h? is a member of the "Marshall County Watchmen," and was encouraged by the members generally to persevere and make a thorough search, which he has done so successfully that we suppose there is no doubt about a portion of his expenses at least being made up to him. A few such instances as the above, will
The January term of the Marshall Comi' u Pleas Court will be in session next Monday. Litigants. Witnesses and Jurors will take notice. There is more business pending on the Docket for trial at the next term of said court, than was ever Docketed for any one term in this coun-
and Servians, when their services are j Of the recent action of the State Board wanted. As yet, however the chances -in the premises we arc not prepared to are about equal. With the spring we j judge. Uniformity of school books is may see displayed the white flag of peace ; one of the important provisions in the or the blood-red Hag of war. Should th-. i new School Liw and in selecting a S3 latter be the case, Europe will be paral- nes of books ihe Board probaly exercised leled into two hostile camps no power 'due discretion. They probably did nol of the second or third order bsiug able to j consult eastern publishing houses with
remain neutral. How they will du idej the view of advancing any particular in
SFW T THE CA3AE.. New Yofk. Jan .. T . ? - 1 ..
Bank." Asifa flash of iiduniu- hod 11 ,s cremuiy asserted that the Briii!,.
shea ou his mind, he remembered his ! rPu " an l Aurk!i fleets entered ihe check, rejected iu consequence of a iliht! BlB.ck S,"a on lh 10lh of December defect which he had neglected to tear up I lUir sl'l'0sed destination being Sebasto. and had left on the desk. Some person,! po1, T!'rre-fourths of the squadron were it seems, found the check tlu'ie and nro- i U fl 10 ",md Cuiitantii;opIe. The Czar
it is difficult to see' precisely, but peace i terests. They probably decided as they j L.urrii u uoy to prPgtUl jt. The paying ! nav',!!S fft,l""tly d-dared that the enwill be nowhere. The first hosiile acis j deemed best for the parents and fechnlarsf teller, susperteil tlidC ail was not ri-ht". I lrat,t"t: of ihe allied drts tato the Black will be marked by blockading the Baltic. ioi Indiana, and that decision should be j riljier' rrom luo fcl t)f bavin? jus! paid : u,Vi1,1 considered by him equivathe Euxine and likely the Mediterranean. : respected until opposed from a different ! nnP fr ,iirit ar.(,..nt or th rmnorrenirm i ltM,t lo a declaration of war. the with.
ty before; and only one week is allowed The American will be the ouly neutral source, and from othjr motives thai: are j j tjlt. signature whuh leit tlie drawer toitlraUal ol ll Rusiian ministers from Pafor holding court when there should be at j flag. Even Holland, Sweeuen, and the i now operating with Mr. Witter. He , rr;ect Write another show ed i t to ! '5 aslJ I'0:1'lu 4Va immediately loked
amount, presented it, re
ceived his note of $2,000. and retiring to
his counting house. Presently one of the j officials at the Bank stepped in and in-j quired 'Mr. - how many check ; for S2.000 have you drawn lo ilnj?' 'One," is the ready response. I took a note of $2,000. with a iheck." "Well j ir, there have been two chocks for
42.000, drawn by you, presented tit the
The Cincinnati GtluiLliar. tiy3, tl at the young eml innocent vinim f t.jä villain's perfidy, waa in rc uit at his rxniination to Kam '.he worst of iur hns-
in depos j band's fate, whom she has ft-udly belietthe desk 'tl to be an honest man. She was suffer-
Bu: j inR tI,e gr":est intensity of woundrd
1 1 I I ii m s it- tif.'lieAA .1 - f .. .
impression upon her hrarilrM (leceiur. Holland was held to bail for ft ,; each case. The Captain f the Tropic, upon hearing the encumstaner s, dcl; )' cd to Mrs. HowUivi aH her baggage. Evr.r.iviiU Journal. LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
German free cities will soon be obliged 1 m iy b disinterested. but the people
to sidr with one or the other of the be-! have a right to suspect that selfish mo-
of things
ligerents. Bat God grant that they may ftives hive hvreloforn governed and may bov an(j
least two. I: certainly M-ill be impossible for more than half the business now
pending to be reached at one term. 1 he j nol ha ve 0CCBSi0 lo make the choice! possibly now control his courie oa this ' j,;. wjierJ got State cases are set for the first day of the , Assuredly a geueral war cannot lead to ; question. j koy instantly lied
term. Probate business next, and all the freedom anywhere. " civil actions are set for the fourth day. j VoiuIÜOIl School KöüU
The Clerk has thought best to make that arrengetnent; os it will save much cost to
parties against whom judgments are ren
tin- officers, who als) did not like ti.e looks !
The teller then turned to the i
fur.
The diplomats continue cs busy as
ev
i r.
i cfiiti rii i' iiiiii tin Mini in t . hsac i '
i : . j 9 ti, p.. ! I. . . . . .
the check when ihe! iaiiSj..uniai3 puuusu what pur-
bov instantly lied und has not sine len . l,l,"s l" Le a 11 llpr instruction from
The South Rend Register is also very .e fl X'lC'Vor!i Tribune ; the four powers to their embassadors at
severe on the State Board copi?s the Constantinople, calling on Turkey to ac-
' renml.5 of the Observer, and adds a slice-. T.ie 1ct.vi oi:.ini' or Mlxilo. I! h36 : quiesce i:i a peaceful settleiiient, with
alreadr been stated that Santa Anna h;. 1 ""iuiance that Russia intended no in-
We see that two papers in the extreme ; Qf lt3 own all, however, tending to ex-
northern end of the State, and one on the j tie opposition to the State Wabash, have spoken egainst the selec- t,e People before they huv . . .f n.. I .1. i.. ii.. p.... n l . e !
Board among
e an opporti:-
eximtnation oz the
led by the Board and ; which led to this event;
been, or soon would be declared D.clator ' f influent i the Turkish sovereigntv
h propost-s tint nejioiietions fhould take place in a neutral co-juiry, and that the
op.-ning of ihp toiift rrnce should be tha
of Mexico fur ten years, leans Delta thi.s notes
Tue New Orthe moveinenls
t j lion of Rooks made bv the State Roar;! of ; u..
dered. Those having Estates to settle. K,lclio,, recently, as infringing upon I hoXs recommended
Ul ICl'UIlk IU line, niiuiuuu mil (U il- timrin !c n iu ,nr 1 Ml Ihn marilciil ; . i- tl . . . .. . . . . r . 11 r...
"" ; compaiison wnu tnese now in use, wnicn j A plan was proclaimed in the city ol "r au armisiic'. iny guarantte tend between Mondiy and Thursday. j the Books selected, we have nothing tojj3 riht the State Biarl. acting with -1 Guadalajara, on the 17ih tilt., to farce limits of che pre s-nt Turkish soverAnd Executors and Administrators might j say- Ve hve not seen them, and even j olll prejudice, certainly without person- President Santa Anna lo accept the title : c'Slllv- TheSultcn's reply was expect-,l find it to their advantage to call at the I lf we Iut1, 11 WOulJ requlrft nr)re lime 10 j I interest, or Mr. Witter, who i ls been ; uf Captain General of the public, ü to reath Yicr.na on the lC;h of Decernoffi hpfnr thT ,.,. n 1 a11. 'Wuximne lhe comparative merits of the governed by pecuniary considerations '; rank cxeated while Lombardin .was Procieru s omce oeiore mat ume, ana ai.o , various kin(is in US5f lhau ,ä al cur ; jn ijs ?lforls () iljUoducc thtf work3 of vi5ionill presi lent during the interval Several Finnishes n the Danube had or disallow claims which have r-en filed j posal. un eastern puplishin3 house. 'Awros ! which tnnspirrd after the abdication of; ton P'ace. The r.ussiaris attacked Ka-
agnuai me jjiaic iu Jiiw.i mrj aic wi i wnue we.nvp. iioiiiiiu to say in. I'ffeft ni S;'. n inti of I im mn tP'iin I?, Snh' -Arista. nreviou? to the eiectiun or ,UJUl u,c 'crmuer, diu wer
I reference to the question of merit, it; s!:i?;cr
may nut be improper to sy a word or Thg folW:n :5 con ,en.
two as to the "power behind the throne'"; ... i n. .... i Mexico, foremost amorr? wruch we. no
which bids the press speak orpositiou Cuus3e illTeiltor of the fiiX cotton, be-! lice tbe citi.-s of Mexico. Vera Cruz. pu. ; aJ-k on L.KUhain. io the selections of the istate Board. The j f . . . r . m ir:,:ci, ic i cb!a. and Orizaba. The latter place s-c- 1 turp iS ""thing rlly later from Uia.
Valparaiso uoserver tue t.mor Deing.
terested.
Stbakge. We learn from an exchange
paper that a short time ago. in the south
ern part of this State, two widowers mar
ried each, the other's daughter. Qverie:
the two families bear to each other?
certainly strike terror to the evil doers. What relationship will the children of
having as they may the indubitable evi
d.jnce before them, that the company will have some persons on ther track, whose
sagacity in pursuing on a cold track may astonish them.
fjenAt the New Presbyterian Church
in Rochester N. Y. called S'. Peter's,
the Pastor wears a clerical robe, or gown.
It is contended by his friends that it is
Wood is selling here now at 81.25 per properly a scholastic, not a priestly dress
chord. In a few years, if Plymouth should
! S-inla Anna, The plan has been second-! pulsed, "ih reat courage on both
ed from a verv b)' rnan' of lhe ta5 cilif3 ofjsi'Je3 " be 15th, two Russian steam-
no- c,! p'-'u p'.ais, tniue an unsucccfssui
- " e
if tliat sort, of the Northern Indiana
Teacher's Institnte, which has been or- j ganized two or three years first sounded j
. U .. 1 " I t. t I. T . 1 1 . '
lkL'S,5ierj then used by me was thrown carelessly!
'"kl",,s,l'..i"s "lV , V aside, and upon returning to my experi
uji,r. oiHi... a ... .uc a..c,ic ui a i merits a bon la fo rtniht a fl erw.i rds I was
a
continue to increase in population, in the same ratio that it has during the last
year, hauling wood will be a fair business,
whereas, now there is but little made at
The War in the East. The Xew York Tribune of the 29ihhas the following interesting article on the war question:
We havfi private information from
i - t . i . l I i r . i . . . t. . i I if i"i-.i-:i I.mi i i.f -.ni-i..i.c . .. .
sociation or th-ad vancement of Science; i onF P'aw. ..nu uefclrea u.a; xao i .rs- - - ; - uu..a.r
; im- I'i'niiiiii ihmim:; ,ovrmoer were un-
i : ....,1... t i ident sTiall assume Ihe title and prociaiin
! ! . . f ! hiinsef Peri)etua Delator of the Reniib-! 'dW,MJie to trir 1 ;ii!is. Il is Sftii th
c . r i i . r I- . it i lie. The citv of Toluca adheres to the' 11,1 1 ersian (lec-irctiou ol wer 6 FrCt Ol 511 1 lill If f.f 1 1 Olinil VPW a I : ii.cwn im l ui m a an I a n
..k.. : .i i". J n!an. but d-sircs the PresMent to assume! ltuk?y s caused ly a direct pro
'I . . I -!? ! 1.
me wue oi ms iiiuues
slip cut from the paper, and snt to us in a letter by M. D. Witter, of South Bend. The letter we have .nisshywd, or we would give it entire. This gentle-
nun expressed his opinion that the rights
of the North had been tram
surprised to find that decomposition had not taken pljce in those portions of the
vegetables which had bien subjected to!
at
gainst
mise
t i . .
(Alteza). Pu- ; uom 5,,f? LiX to leiUit the debt end re-
. j eb'.a proposes that he be called Elector of ; U)T "disputed territory to lVisin. TH
Mexico and Grand Admiral, M ashal-: 1 ' rM ,M , "1 J u'. r, uiw r hrehking t lf General of lhe Arin'us of Mexico, with 1 rt!l'-i"" with the Porte, returned to B3gflio tit!., of 1 1 i c T,-it Kh..-.! 1 1 i .i 'i iit-cc iad.
The plan Of GuadalaJaM was received! The relations hetwr.n the Austriiu
11 IUI Illx- ...
I the action of the sulphate, while, thos? W,W1 li,e w iUiKSl ue,"uusiraiIO5 01 i' -v I :-'- - " ue-
lhat the rights j u.,,:c!l h ul nol beeu so lreatcd were com- hl t!iP ti; üf Mxico a UW majority ; ',g miner on ys prHeuces pled upon by ni,.pU. .i.v.d. Am .., ,!. A, i of the p.-ople. A slight show of ooposi . i vJinincy in tne hnghfh Cabinet.
the State B-.ard that the ouirag.i ouht j crimeiltej upon were a number of pota- ! timi XT,1S m",e b-v a few' bul ,rJl'!;5 : t:"H"'1 ' h" jiauo,. cd Lord ralmor-
not Ub submitted to and that the lüe8t dt of which iv.s aüVded bv ,ie j e.e j mm-dutely ordered out by the " m-ius op-. . press oueht to fj!.e decided cronnd a- i.,,, i;5.,t. , r ..- ...,: Governor of the District, aud their mur- fc-i err w eattiei a..
J'"- Ml'UiV j 'llll '1 HIV W I 1 1 11
it. Remember, wood will not be refused St. Petersburg of the most positive na.Pinsl lhe aclio" ,lhe BjariL This ! sound to the present dav; the others have miri of Ji-onteut were silenced. I. . ...i 1 I ia t hp siihi taiire nf t ha le ttf r. ! . ... , i
at this office, on subscription in any case where we have agreed to take that kind of pay, especially during cold weather. STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. On last Tuesday evening, we received
a Telegraph dispatch from Mr. Burns the Editor of this paper, stating that, the
Convention was organized that morning, in the Masonic Hall; and that there is a
ome lime since coiniiieUly rolled away.
Subsequently 1 procurad som.i more pota toes and also some boot -roots, the former being, as fu asl could judg-.-, all diseased. I divided l lie potatoes into three perilous.
One lot I placed in a vessel with a weak J
solu'.ion ol sulphuric acid", and from
,ra 0,1 r,r ini-m.inci-.m rn t Vi fn i .-.aec is me suDsunce ci ins letter.
ivaa um vt aiv.-rw.?t'iv i it t it i u I in , brought by the Pacific, which throws! This letter led us to cou-dler x;hy Mr. some light on the complicated Eastern I Witter should feel so deep an interest in drama. The Russian disposable forces j the matter, and lhe solution of the. probon the Danube at the beginning of Ilos-jlem was not difficult. We remember tilities, amounted to no more than 35,000 j that Mr. Witter was very actively engig-
men. Only a single army corps, that of cd within the past three years in getting!
Gen. Dannenberg, originally crossed the j a certain set of school books introduced ; ilience I placed them in a solution of Piuth, Gen. Luders with another corps. I into ihe schools of Northern Indiana. j weak lime water. In the second lot the remained in Bessarabia, and near Odessa, j Wc beieive that many, if not all the , process was reversed, that is to say, the in order to be able to send rc-inforce- j books he ves so instrumental in present- j poUtoes we re first placed in the lime menu both lo Asia and lhe Principalities ing as the books above all others to be water, and then in the acid. The third
large turnout of Dalegates. All over the The corps under Osten Sackon was can-! desired by the teachers, parents and pu- j lot was left untouched. Ten days afterState there appears to be a strong demon- toned still further norih in the Ukraine, i pils, of Northern Indiana, are issued by i wards I examined the potatoes, and found.
stfatioti in favor of a prohibitory law: Each army corps numbers 50,000 men. j a publishing house in New ioikcity
hence the unusuaMy large turnout at this
Convention.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The condition of what is called iht
and seldom more. Deducting the thou-
sands in hospital, and the detachment occupying the fortified places in the Principalities, Gortschakoff could scarcely
dispose of as many as 35,000 to oppos
A. S. Barnes & Co. We further believe
engaged in advancing the educational in
teresis of Northern Indiana, was (and may
posiiblyyet be) th salaried agent of the
the attacks of Omer Pasha. Nobody, in ' said publishing house that he was paid
as I expected, tint llios? which had not
been treated with lhe sulphate were rap-
that Mr. Witter, while so industriously i idly decaying; those which had been firsl
placed in the solution of lime and then in the acid were more nearly decomposed; while thoe which had been treated in '.he mode first described remained as
been experienced
on :h- Irish coast. i u ' several shipwrecks I wore leported. The ship Niagara, with
The llnuNtNCi Ei rr.cTS of Liquor j ISO p; ssejij;rrs on boe;.!, went ashore a t Selling- and Liquor Dealing An inci ' Meadport; car-'o sjve i. dent illustrating the fat I influences of' this busings in iuhumiuiziii,;. to a cer j L.SfOVery Cf Mineral RHtiCS ill TuraCy. tain extent, those cngg-d in it. occurred j A discovery h- s l:e:i mule i.i Turkey, two weeks ago on Sunday last, 1 1 one of in the course of ho. n'.,y :i:;vy. the liquor shops in this town A pale lit-i which w ill probihh increfc.se the Cr s tie gill, but poorly clad, and with evident ! vidity for tlial fiin? ccr.utry. Messrs. reluctance, enternd, and pre6entinga bot-j L"aky, the engineers of rlie ccnit" mplatcd tie to the landlord. asked to have it filled ; railway, havf returned to Constantinople, for her father. One of the bystanders j brin-;i;ig with ih-in !.'-rge quantiti i of alasked her if her father was drunk. She ! most every ki.id of lctialifeiicus ore, replied that he was. He then asked her : a nie'y gold, silver, mercury, copper.
j if he abused the fimily. Yes, ehe replied, i d. antimony, arsenic, and iron, and
he has whipped mother twice! An 8p-al;o roal. alum, sut sshpetre. and sulpeal was then made to the landlord to in-' pbiir. 1; is ca'.rulated that the annual duce him to refuse th" liquor for this nl- j pm.'uce of the fi. 1 is i:nv be 320 000.000. ready insane and maddened victim ofrum; The f!d h is been fcum ! near Adria-.oplr,
but, with the tiiifeelina and heartless re-! in th- p. am? formed by ihe farly depos-
Us. and in lhe tL'rursinou sands of the Riv
er Arda. mv.' also on the slopes of Mount
ply. that if he did not furnUh it. others
would, he filled the battle wuh his dis
"old world." is lamentable indeed. But St. Petersburg imagined that open hostil-1 to use every exertion todme out of cir- j sound as when first taken in hand. Up- j ' i50 anj lh(. thlKl (topartl.d fi)t P. lion and Mount Ua. in Thessaly. in-
muSS Willen me "uu,l ou D"" "-ü". me ueuan- .umu ...... v-...- ... . ...0 .rv .., ..v. . 3v ru.fc i her r-iicerless horn' leavin the sTiUI 1 1) . leriliixe.i till extendi ve
I m . ( . " . I . .1 . " . 1 . 1 t . I . 1 . 1 - .
p ml intn? Th- tton ol war by the bu'.tan. as well as the i competuion wuu tue iues oi inai puo-1 trie potatoes was not louna u "ve ; . . , . f b , ;., ti.e handsof : nite. The silver aivl
v I. ..I ! . I . f 1 1 T . . I I ! ii-l) i iin hmicA unil llrjf fi liirthar lliu- ! ffiifj-nl intntn illif mi 1 lfm t f f..l t . .
, . I aiuiusi i in iiico .a c i.i osi iik o i me ha Ii u ue, "ft ,u JV- " imin-i uns ; jjutua uiaiinuj uuvt ii.t naiui vi i..e ; . i i Q bi' '.'I UiOet value and ninrfitorairavcl .. . . . . ... , r r . i . . i . . . . ilJCCiejlcr.
took lhe Kussians botli in Bucharest nnd i end Ax. . was a very uimim attendant ; root waa m no degree uiucied Dy iuk ap- i .,.,,, , nr tent nnrticularlv those
to a conclusion in St. Petersburg wholly unawaref;. The upon the sessions ot wie leacher s Insu- pucution ot the process, nor do l thiukj . . V .r - moth-! where more than 200 di
who is to blame for the
European powers hav
question is answere
Each one having come
reference to the issues, according to the Czir and his councillors believed to the
amount of information which he has re- ,asl lhit bul,Jin3 Turkey and her sup
, porters would sutlice to bend them to hi
Thi Russians are regarded as the ag- lor an(1 is exceedingW dissatisfied with
greasing party, uonsequently turkey has Menchikoü.
the sympathies of a large majority of "The Emperor never seriously wished
those who are not in nr wav Pntn,l,,l lor war- 8'1 d0fS "ot ,,ov w,sh
" I I h Aiinh -c eure Via will ti o i a en K rv If 4 r
,i i ry a. . . . . uinuin in- aaja it in in it-i ouuuiii, tu
e j.,4.i, be dictated toby England and France.
aione can De oi nine araii it will nei- t s therefore, impossible to see what
ther aid the Porte nor hinder the Ctr I will hp I Hp inflnpncp. in St. Petprshnru
Affairs have been brought to a crisis Pf lhe ecent military and diplomatic
events, lhe excitement in Kussia, and
above all in Moscow, the heart of the
now, where the other European powers must either take one side or the other: a
neutral position, as we view the matter, on the masses of the people throueh the
cannot be longar maintained; for if they country ihis excitement is on the in
do not participate, they will virtually be crease 8nJ .f l),e m?8! gus charac-
I , i- rri t l i it in, uruincn 19 iciiiiuuj, tue nraiil m.lina In f This Ii r ral a , ,1 Xr I 0
0 O I i.cl mriinntc rtf thai ranilnl arm amnnn
the dissenters from the Orthodox Russian
judge, the probabilities of a geueral war I Church, and are generally not on good
terms with the Government, but now
they have offered to furnish millions of
rubles to carry on the holy war. This
example will be followed by oilier cities
and communities in th interior. On
the other hand we are informed the Ser
vians and Montenegrins sre kept as jet
: ..1 1 . 1, . u r. . 1. . . : . z . 1 .
tuies in wriuus piacts Kin mai m- leu wui 1 is geriniua 1 in - power wa3 injured ( cf, Hp jler 0,i. Wv, she no means (honorable, of course,) untried, by the ellVcl of the sulphate The effect j ony wife ÄUlinolll,c lhit has to .f cure the endorsement of lhe Institute upon the bet root was .miliar to that 'een wM ,'b lrunkt:n an , ilisan, for the publications of hi emptovers. produced upon the potatoes, and which , , , , , ,r,r ,,. .,,. 11 .. 1 a. 1 , 1 , , I husband; and besides, the rum-stilcr nas
)C JCitllt 11 Ulltniru UM liril,H3 Jl 'HUMIl M:t IU UC 6U C 11 OUtUuZfOUa 11 1 I'll . 1 . . .. , . . J . . t , . . . 6 added a shilling to his gains,
llltrsiiaiiuu .ia.v.,4 umi 1 a 1 j - , ij in 1 . i 1 i 1 aiii.111, j'.uii.i.ii' five books commended by the Institute the substances from the effect of utrnos-
for scholars, thirty three or over half
are published by A. S. Ihrnes & Co.. Mr.
pheric ageucief. I may add, that muri
atic and other acids have been employed
Wilter's employers. There may be. more ! by me on other occasions wilh equal sue
of the number published by that house, cess, the only ugents required appearing but from the list we had. thr'e is all we ? to be those which will most readily prohave discovered. Mr. Witter i3 now a- ! duce a salt iu contact with lhe substanc-
deposits of lig-
lead mines appear
cf immense cx-
of Mount Pelion,
iTerent alleiieti
have u ad V ben oj en-d. showing mi amount cf ri'. hiu js i;i i::.neiel deposits nlmost fabulous. The lead mines of
Mount Pt lion ar? only three or four
1 miles from lhe harbors t.f Ziora ond Volo, I 1 I. ... I I .. c ....
laiiii i:ar vn 0 uunu re ui water
gent for the sale of Birnes cc Co's books and has a deep interest in mautainiu
1 . . .. . .
Empire, whose pulsations act powerfully their ascendancy regardless of the ques
tion ol merit in lue scnools ol rxorlheru Indiana.
are daily becoming stronger.
RAPID GROWTH. Within the last year, the City of Chi
r ago has incrtaserl in population, even
beyond the expectations of the most san
guine. In 1840, the population of Chi- by the united exertions of Russia and Auseaso was 4,479. In 1848, the ratio oft iria. If. however, no pacification should
increase was fuuml to he about 19 ner uh PUce durin8 lhe winter. Euroupe is
T 1 CIO It
. .v tion. In 6tich a case it is decided in llu
In August 1852. Chicago had 38.733 Imperial Councils to open a serious cam
inhabitants. In December 1853, it had I paign by stirring up all the elements of
increased to 60.652, being an irr iucrease general discord. Pashkewitch- will then
in 15 moaths of 57 percent! De P"1 V ine "paa acuve "'i , ...... . numbering above 300.000 men, and will W may well ask why tins rapid march. if be can. directly on Conetanti-
growlh? nd to find an ner rrr hircj,,opir.
Very many, undoubtedly, beieive Mr. W. was a very disinterested man full of the milk of human kindness yearning for the good of the rising generation and anxious only that the teaching of the "young ideas how to shoot" miht be from the best kind of school books and fell in readily with his commendations. The fact that Mr. W, was then paid for his services by an eastern publishing house, destroys very much of lhe credit for philanthropy which people accorded lo him. Taking all these facts into considerationputting them together, and putting alougside of them another fact, viz: that Mr. Witter is now addressing Utters, through the agency of the auditors of the several Counties to the Township Trustees, probably to induce them to resist the decision of the State Board and it may not be unkind to conclude that the New Yoik publishing house, through its got. Mr. Witter, is ih ' h?i J ann frArit"
es required to be preserved, As al present it does not appear that any means ran be successfully adopted lo prevent the potatoe from becoming diseased while in tiie ground and arriving at maluriy, il would certainly be of immense advantage if anything could be discovered by the use of which the roots when taken up
could be prevented from lhat absolute decay and irreparable loss to which potatoes affected by the disease are liable. The results which I hat e described seem to me to point to ti.e possibility of arresting this loss, llow far the plan sug gesled may be practicable or applicable upon a large scale, mr present very pressing and numerous engagements have hitherto prevented me from ascertaining. I do not think iholuny insuperable difli cully exists with r sp.'ct to the application cf lliu process. The acid employed
oy me was very weak, about 1 part to 200 of water; the lime water was about the consistency of milk. The materials are not therefore expensive; and when the value of lhe crap to be Kavd is taken into consideration, it would bs a matter well-worthy of being tested.
rower
ji r 1 ri .' . I
Aiidiiier icraaip uruia. :n i r-.ei. A Oung lady from Vermont, who had! " 1 1 11 ! been sent to New Orleans under the aus- j (9 1) t t U H t pices of Gov. Slade, as a teacher, ht6! . ."T been recently iiciiniid by an unmiti-l Died at h.s residence in P.ymouth 0.1 gited scoundrel of the Crescent City, j tbe Cth inst. . of Lang fever. Mr. David who made desperate love lo the innocent j A. Bailey, in hi 43 1 year of his age. t 1 &r 1 Ii" I
a11Kee öcliool aiatum. repreghiiieu nun- j Mf üiijey hlS for mjy year5 bf.fn a
setf lo be in good circumstances, and made
overtures of marriage. The villain whf passed under various alti'asej, but whose real name turned out to be P. M. Howland, proposed to celebrate iheir wedding by a tour to her home in Vermont, to
which she readily assented. T!uy wer accordingly married, and took paisage. on the stecmer Tropic for Cincinnati, where they arrived last Thursday. ot having money to pay their fare their baggage wns retainzd by the boat as secu.it) . The young couple put up at ihe Broadway Hotel, and llowland immediately set'himself about "raising the wind," He drew several small Checks on business house in Cincinnati, and then called fuel at Messrs. Uarwi3 & King's stor und made a small purchase, offering a theck of 829 GO in paymeut which was readily accepted, and 621 given in change. He proceeded iu like manner to other shots and succeeded in m iking similar trades; but in t!m forth instance. he was suspected and arrested, lie confessed the forge
ries, and Lave as a reason that he was
rnirt nn ll.d An ha i.a 1,,! tn ' taüty. a ii I to die no moie.
citizen of this county. Sjme two years since he bid his friends fart well, and deputed in qu 'Sl of the Eldorado in the fir west. He returned home i-t Notembtr last, uii'i ihn avowed purpose of spending the remnant of his da) s with his family. But al.ifc! how few were ihose dys! In the midst of the rejoicing of his friends, caused by his safe return, mid his at finding his own family und relatives living, came the mons'er death, and claimed him as a victim. How true the saying, lhat "in tie midst of life we ara
i in death " Hü has left companion and
five children to mourn his lofj. We till lo sympathize with tli Mii in their bereaveincut, lie is now sleeping in the dust, wilh the entombed n. 'Ilium who have gone before. But the righteous willotne forth from their dtutj beds, at lhe sc und
i of Tue last trump, clothed wuh immer-
I t Ui ptrii
v.i b.zvcr r.u-.r.wct.