Wabash Express, Volume 18, Number 34, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 July 1859 — Page 2

ROBERT Ti. HUDSON, Editor. TKItlli: HAI TI!. IM. . WEDNESDAY.. Ji'LY o: COUIiTY CONVENTION. III tie b ars oiposvi lo t corrjj t'. na f f da resest A-trrtBtt'.rsÜe, it l I. l.r. f I'ticy fktl b(, '! i U Lüg iIUvl Jlll.e Hj.n.a all th'ose wfc ar in ntor f havir ( Ire t t aa 1 cd X f"mfUl Men Sm f. i public ptte. of trot tai profit ard all b fr tfce Jet?i-roii.an rrfpls'tet.taat patlie ofTJrers hqM h toi! fcnl tri raps. ar f e,oet-l "TU Mht.T IN tAi-S I'U.X TMTlo.V aits COVKT lloiK la tits ( 4 . u. ; Mamrdaj, Ihr Clh ' -ucm.I, ijtvv irio k x irn l vkjo

irltad the MUruf JJrrrr.pooJ,t fron, jtre.Xe.and with alu.o.t innu-uerabl- aijoifiFait Lake Cnj. Hei well r-tel in all the;f,,,; )". ll''r affair. Mrta.nin?U that Territory, ar.d aa we j n N'i- ''1 ' lh eipect ore letter a werk from biro, our reader I l'"'t,D l'. "tf retm-on the i r , ., . .r,,t rs, I railriMd tack. ard drpl ii iu at, ihe chief of roar xret much inlrtnat,wa rj a careiul ptru ; ; . f . , ; the Hiirh iWrnaci at the irr.e tnrie. tu hiaown itl cf what he wnie. I . .

JT Were we t aj th re i no Dr-Lwratic . party in the free Slate, our nesl.r or tte j

Jaereel laicht, by I " I ttity , ahjrrn we wrre ! Arat i.n 1:01, :..r r rii'' ; a n Ost attt'iiui'ed mistaken. But by a caref-l loikir.; iuto the ' C r..v.iUid of km an J bone, wi'huut a particle politieal ectiiticn of that p:.y, It will tejef aupi r:'uou t!eh, to k hi nation, f.rii.iiit; ea that cur aisertion scull be. erhaps. a riht a; -le w ith the inner tr ack of the rail Ire. In f rtrer timra, when Jame K. Fok ; rt;a I In e , j rtrd on lis tihi by the Knight rd Franklin Fierce ere elected to the Frei , of the Ke i lliKitter, t n his Uft by a friindly drocy, the Democratic party wa a natu nal lamp p..t. At t'. o'clock, precisely, the party resiirg in the rtot profound aympathy ' order to mart h n-veo, and the proct-ion trith thoe ht lied S ath ai well a thje move 1 w tt on Wala! met, keeping :ep

. . ... who led Ncrth cf Muco Dixon' lire. , In daya uot;e br, wh?n tt n-i the cloie corn-! w.ctad pbalarx , f the old Whi party, and ' . v. : , till lu R:lult lurj tliu, jiCl ui uir gjiiriii

aT, then icd.ej, was the Deiuocratic party it g aw ord , 't p jre d am aik us atccl, at "ehoulto b ajtnired. It had its grrat n.rn and its der an,." great ltaJert. It ha! its national dcctrit.ea, At the huad of this (irauJ Army of Hencroand ita national policy. It moied to eictory . lence itnrt.ed lately in the rear of the grand ttrro, determined arid -:f reliar.t, or tt bore 0 i-üiider.catne a ptTm and moakirg Lcodefeat dinsfied atd manly. In th ' daya rxoiite of hih p-d drawing a lare train of i! was a party worthy the tevl cf Us iil-ir;. c-rs belorein to the U. G. Kailroad, loaded aa corrprer and cotnpetitcr. ; with wire for the t I Tet'-raph li're, fol How ia the Democratic psrty today! Iu lowing the.-e carne the bind of Fioiu'crs.elre"-

tbe South, and upen Southern policy, t may eJ in a !uotb coining unifor'ii with their tower , le united, b-it in the North it is elif ided i--S Koack esp n anufaclur d if the finest ahalterrd icto frarretits. L'r'oo th great Spni-h i s ss. Thee rr.arcl ed in a hollow cjuestion that will enter mori largely than any j up are proti ctl r j; in their mi d-t the plattooo other into the caTpain of IG, it i cut in of .j-irenly mitrori, mother of the Hugag, twain diti led in two parts. Csu it come to 1 arrajed in co'ly robe. Then carue the Huther ou Mr. Doo las ! we cannot see how. ' KaiV h dieourinj: root Jr tiirrinj Can it come together on an Administration muic on their llirrrl etto iitruu.enta. The platform ! equally impossible. The Kans- Military came r.xt, comp -.aed of on graud Nebraska bill, was the orfprinjrof Mr. Douglaa', battalion, c n; pri-inyire field Marshalls, and Vrain. It contained tW repeal of tho Mi- private, armed with a Unj reerA-ny. bleach urt Coraprcn)it.e lir.e.acdit was . caue l" din carbii e. rjld of one of its cocks, of all the tro it'.es in Kansas of the murder Tbe Sons of Mali were in full f rce in their aid ciil warthat o disgraced that Territory, n.uch admire .1 drv- anil rcsüs. The son of la the Kant is and Nebraska bill, wa alo Cou- : I n is :n pt-r.it.ee compose J the to xt division in tained the doctrine of i'futtrr S iTreiuiy, au J appropr:ate co;tUü.e, with ju.lw'ti Mid n.o;it is this and th je that hsvj trukt-n the j o- , to s. Jjticsl power of ihe Democratic pane. Will' Th? HoM Fellows cajie rext, in larv those then, whe are oppose J tj uo priucip'oi numb-ers under command of th-ir i dtu cf fquatter crtinty, con.? upou a plat- , c,l leader, bearing iu their midst the ark, mpport of this mnn, containing tht-ir ititertstin; orphan bhy. whs has ben to instrutut-otal in thi !is. rj; The bretln r;i of tbe in ylic tie of 3ricW Ma laicitido! It aecrut t-.i ui uot. The 3-iUlh, aons forr.ml a listitiguishiD featuip of thopri when il aprak together, w 1 1 1 rot etidor a cession drrs.f, in their appropriate costume Fl'iilter S jtreigt;tj a lroctto. They main- ; ami a runs riih ihe li.le ol their craft, tam that slavery exist in all our Urritohe; v,.rdsfj.l us in a'temptir- to decrite the

j virtue of the FeJrral tocntution auno, and they will never concede the riht to the V". 10 ' i-ftution Ihertfrom. ln the cntrsry. they w.JI cou-. tend.a. fr as eons.ster.?. that the peculiar ina'.itution ho.l 1 be fttite'tl in cur territories : It Corses. ionl lecislat. on. I Butsihilethe Democratic party is thut di ted, tut tiniest men are wtl'ing to s.scrific ar eleterröiRod that Ir liana si. J r.i.t cast I r a . . . . . . ote the Chtr'etvi Co-ritioi f.r D01 lss, and the fnends of the Little (oinl are re , aolved It shall b- git en to no ore ele. 1 bus the p'lllii and hauling hs alrcaJy cu rr.ecced, and th'.s v. i'J h cot tuae. "Ahoue diviJed ajairst ittlf cannot stand,''! e are looking forard to tl.e metting of t! e Charleston Convi.ti..n. as the time ahi-o 11th, passed 1 arti er 1 vio l i ei. rsj n ;siion cn the .4 b, acd f-min icicatcd the nw. .f peace i a Europe. Austria co. r-.le I.imtarriy to Fraacc, acd Na 1 Iren C t ri'tns t tt put f? Itslv to SaHir is. An Ilahsn f nW.ei torn it t f 1 Austria vr I r, tain Veti.ce. Thct ir..s thii nvst e rarrd.r ry ar. ard wa would rot le .1rp ,d ,f i Csl lrogl 1 sa mai t a fsüi r II l.r il.. ,. k CT tie if w i m m is. s ' the ltaliacs hsve t een advanced rer, ms t.' be aeo.lat we earCf the two l.mperor have a. . .

s-,Jel ty Mason .V D.x t, - line. His also Ut. trf, J, .fftr. the n.aiu line of the Hugigg-. ! Every tbtg is done by the women to assi,t J over mimed la'ely . saw a i.al ,. i,e , the eople of this Territorv are traitors, awd , C" l,n;"' A 1 roan ai.u imp 1 - V j cm-rr e t asm,, e u... pr, lend. 1 pscncat.oti. tn.Ui in the North. In fact wc do ,..,t k, ow j U..UuU le,rir.g ou their frul,th, hush.ns and brothers through the su Ow,.,, p,t water in it, poured it out and put ! , , ,mr t,oVl ß, . iM BOt P.t. i ".Te'V "Ul ""' " l W"" t oe .;nl. Northero StaU-. wherein tU olj ; .Urp,a by ,,,,res ow .deihle impress the !;;; lllTZ slut tTZ ul bv the IT. SU s Hi!, Vu'.t t saVr ilVal .si Mnrotnc !V, f oi.-eods that the Pope i, Democratic party does at this t,:m, est. ex j ords a ..1 l.r a,d a Hog,,v." tb-ir an 'Tt f ,Vi.J I ?onV y JSn I know, 'J X"Ur '""re Owen said . Ul h U i rm ct ,racur, th-i. ,. he had I,,, Urn , the j dr, r, ,e d of his 1..., but k,,p. . shadcept. perbspsinthe Süte cf California. In j i.ers tlsuntit.grtj tin r7.i. and inscribed w ith hose lüer ref.i,l to go to the war, and she lhad not.shaiid, Mrs. HulTuian lui J shö o Jd , anJ . will perjure ard u-enfy into si- i UlU UU Cass. , w ,-f s-pn mscy . lodiana. formerly its .tr.rg huld. ,t is scat- ; lU mo J. si ",:.d. x of th,,r mission and their 7 Some mothers havt-K,,en two.jahave him. lence. or run e(T witne-r-( as they have done I Wr W,U ,t,l,,,"h ,Lc "nh ' " ! 1 1W- "-v: "F"' tered. It. lea fers think ,t can K a; am ut drslinv. ihre., eve,, ,s ,any as C,ue son. U their couo-, JJobert D. Yo;cl, testified to ararc!.inR for . ,rp . L 's teeivi d. )0,(MMJ st,, Uuit .r J ltll M,?y tri kite

principle lo poncv, it cannot. , j-ai-us a-., guard, r.s u.e pilar M l,re guaruea tne cudrei, j ' " ' - f 0.!(.lt J anil advised, ar.d even frrre- ; ,on ft)lJ:itif Kentuclv held a Convention at' th. fac.iont f,chotl,,r. that even .. t hey! of Ureal the pls.n, of E, pt.c. LegM,tors ! i Nt...rorl .e other . , ay.' adopted, platform,! .r.auarrt.ll,nC in relation to lU m-. t.rg of . f lt30n , the H i.g'gs . h.gh ,-tr,l and w. 11 U , ri,, n , c d.., of being an Au.tr)1M . rtUo ihe I oiled Sates volUl,t.,,lv At5..tfl.. f Crad le 1,-IUgh was holding ' r;l I oiun ated J. II. Whitt.iio.re, of Catrpb, U IhcrSta-cCnvrution. Each dmsioa sees a el, vated. b,u,g uwder the akillf it iu. ueNt ' -pv . but he Mhe.o-ntly ma.ntamed that he j gan City he -inquired ah ut his ftn.ly ; how r ff R d Mrw-. A,,.r T-,,. ! eat in th iual tub mJ .i.,, mi.out tu ' f . Ir. I rf h'Iul' IIi-m- ..'-,r, f 1, w s rv .Milan, e trader. He, however, could ( his w tte looked at th? post mortem f.xamtna . ,..,. I. .. .. .. , cat 10 (heiuealtal.and .e,,,., in u t . ex or a bar d e f va.li sc. lUg o..,v.r vl wd 1 o (iJljr- Äny ttUUJfrjU , prilVe his alk-L , , ,. , , M . , , , 1 1 ,1 , W,rr onc j'"! rnjagod iniliams and A. i . Hirris.n, of Kenton, and pcs it. Ike Admtnt.lra'ioa tfl.c-Laders i-ce. ..' , . .,;.r.J.:i. i thought it could be established that ( . ...... I - T ... , e....,.,, r...,.o...-.

, , ; .1 . . r.i i? .1 v.. r .1 '11 . . ... . .. . aiae.i uwi 01 me j-iri uox urn in ppon-ij r-.1-... -..., K , 01 i ne iuv-i as ,1 . u lira ine r iitirrii in every a.at .Northern Deuucrais tu;l have to atan-i on a car.,,-tn the rar of the Itoyal .W of II e -In the case of the SUve tried in Mary land j Moore ; In ed in Putnam co , was a Douglas ln . WB,kinif t., a, hr h)l, ,lol t.,, l,Vr, ,.f l4 Cf "':h tN"-"' v.wir.1 career f M ,),,; ,,.,(:lU CI;1X,., wtr unahle 1 Southern p'atf.rm. or b rra I out of a ' hsal- of Larc, 1 l.'ir m.-l,.! demranor ao-l plain ' for rohhmg the mail, in wtueb the consul fr j Democrat; had voted for J . (J. I4Vis. He went I 1 1" ' I her sister Stales ,.f the N ,l to ftrr and e,- gain admittance-. thv Dc-.cr.ticcrgm.ritn.a. ' c.Me,,', dr. ,v I .r, d a n o-t t.tppy f..irat ' ih- d, fence contend, d thai Klar s had no civil ' ,rth on 3 u'cJock a vi Pain Ntxt aw him ! I" , ' r,r.mtn M 'Ft courage free labor fr e sclioU aud the ,Uech- Tbe funrral s,-r,r.on t,. ,M,fered by the i , , i,i r ... . ... have hoeii rnjiftd in ILnt murdrr, or kmrn to ; anie n. lt . Dr. s.Umi, ft.'-f tt.f rliorth. ,r;;;r W'" :r;lrr "lt,U r,;,r h-J; auenaU. for;i(he jsilatC.-sfotdsville; haow he is the j h r,Utjt, wh(, mr f JcJ,n J. JA srrwj. I "Ami w b, feas H.e lexers c the tse pinei- , , h clo-e df xU .e-r ,ce. the he.r.e pro- , ' , , .1 ,,1,f D'spi .. on was it. ev.-ry Vrrath cri.tr. Judge Taney decided, jaamcman. , ; , p.,l-iicl lanirs , in ,ir '"täte are con- r,ed.d ton ard Catubti l-e through Ih.rUtow The .North Pr.to,. kau,; L.vrrpool on the ,.,.. ,r . . f-e ,. , ... ru, .v. .L i u- tt t.e xi,.;rT .-..;ö..i'a-.. .. i 'lt T"f n'V .fsw. ' rl7 Ä. hich w.lUerve .he ,,,t. r.-.ts ,.f r i, t. ? J... . . ' ÄV'l"

taken the L. n's .hare. lVr 11-rgary hss.'.-j J.-e e v ds a-e .t d ihr m at i very b.U ' it: ill probability, been f -rgotten at.d Ko.su'.h ,.f - r, -,4...""- M-rchit. djw.n Mtn t-.i, it pushed urcerrmor,! is- aside Th- Fro n'o d th t - tlu- a,, ',,f-. lhr7 halted on Ohio ' s .

jererf Frarcearl A.sf ,i.it a.!, hsve , f:., i 1 1 thr I'.tat.ch P .. ,n ""'-icn we t- : art ou er species et property. I he or,,. he, . , ,.a Q ,TlT,r,M .,,, tet.mony. I tare sien all the children new ! ' rir" '"-''J rifu-i: n ur.r.eai ey Cmcaco. Jly , i , , ,i.i . the s im .o jrce. ol rtJrrssm ri of iiiirv: ' ' llu.iran and ,ie- . .. , . n.tluence of the land lord ov,r his l-nar.l at J ratiasletebirffrdcorg.al-:!at,v..s;hu.fee. .lerst so J iV.. mme, .e treasures pf the" .pij j,, them as ihe iixt J 7 frfdsnl sUtid.t t-ge'her in the cook room ; 1 U"' 'Kl'n ,n oumWr, s.srr, by s .rd ; U(. .. ( The republican State Convention. (ifMin-ti-wn tie ir.tere.'s of tht p!e - a-e de V . tt i . si here t m ;v ,f,cer.l O, ' -r ..w 1 she hal tor hand on his shoulde I s'od in rTf n C'1-- fT Vf Use lsildren mvat V require for ctir new country a g-vert, J-t. Ut steek iiorninaled AUa. Kausey f.r Where Yutsr 1'a.iKfl ... tbe tcl, -r n), doe. ... ::,.t iy ,he del,,.te and s KV W". c. 'Is rait it Ts)ii." A beutifvil reply is ! .j (f ,.f Tjf eock room; heard 'tnnrmurirgs hT ,D t'e arm, of their mother v. bei, , rnent by U.e peoe instead of a IS'"?'!'"" ..ctiiy-tut that i vr.s,aüi.elv.el.ave tKefA,d4,J,...,ftb,H,,V,-VW.srf.,n.ir ,r.. Huffman andj0'1 I-ent w.s killed, and cannot now H ,J,.Ä Tre.'surer. ro. AldricU Utl.Ul. doubt. Th, WbsrJs.ay Laie . y tl.e n. t f.scms,,, g aud itd.Jal c-fj'" .rd O-en : heard him .sr. "Wmnie ;4 J th.n three year, oil. The -mslW gL h - lVjiTt .co in ated for Con-

c'aaaurd n s;rr..t u'tl cy m-.t 1 s k to i..lhal . t I-

they aie r-ot receiving a tuore gilimj yt : rat.se r. der tisl nr'Uliir tn wl( the ert v f the rich proprietor, w no suo-med up j rf 0jt t jJ wt aDC JOU a i j it so pposed, ty the same t,u u,at killed the , cai ( nome j ,iepoiism. .ddlllsnisl ky ihe "tsvrlta nrlisvtt. In if.w dsyt. b.iweerr, we m'.l fet the par ' eoost ,,t ,f tlr Ergs;;, rr sj vn Jed ! ß i-'ally by s.i mg : "In bor;, all th.t you e ,.. Slir j ..?iJrT w,ll if ,t cos't 1 "'Other, while she was nursing md Lying j ."N recomnM od ihe er.se a I The irinour.cetr.ent of , etc betweea belUxard ltuss.ibat wkde Austria u:iy hav . and i a;h t-r.eg ffq-voi.tly iMrrap.ed by r-ll,lirg cp to Heaven, solemnly replied, "nd to l-e positiv about lhi, for I never intend to hJ tlc ' All the children ' in jury by n.obs-mskinj a ersr.s t.eresud rpffri, . uh ,ou j gn ' ,o . " withdrawn l er prwlectma froa ton e j ortion . the aj p'.a v i f the sly is im st aU. thine ! " fnf;Ve unother attempt and fail." I then left. !,ul ho re rH"ior(i B " itne" ' Pai -sta It was rumored it Berlin thit ther cf Italy. Stoiber er rre.a.o w,;,t. .ust.. . u ; xAVa!, llXtVl Vi'iV Wit pl.yit f arc Jrrpper wie. ! heard thi. jrMttd., fwt the Stages, under euortclroo... it U lor .1.1 lIJ of Uussii wouW arr,v. ller.W Kre.too ter.uKects. and the throve of Na- . , r tr, !hV:uVo hsYiA:'. ; .V;. .2 heKs conversation; and nu.se,. peciion from the (iener.l (Government; nor ÄnÄ pleon the HI.. w,!lleore secure. j ale of il is rot sr c.rsl f tr r .ss irdr Tor-ud him sees the mercies ihst have bee.. John Craif-Kcrw Winnie HulTn.n; saw j InSeptemlrr will U two ye.r. since the should the roasae. b- Uxd to tvjpriortlt for j. U i. lo decuTei ty Oeb Conference De.peti.ra w.ll .,11 U in the ac i.daut. L J ... , , rfC ; j r ..... , j tvured itto his l,p. may tj r,t U isked-ls f j M . HufTrn.n'i hn.e in North I massacre w.s m-rmitted. and now the children "'r'T";" Vi.;. , tlf -r .... Mfr rf whether th. CVowu .Ual I cocfered on ih.IVii.cw ,J litertyr,m.,.,:r,sa beard. - rllt ?alet.. Saw Mr, Huo.an and 0-eo r.s, - on the road Ark.n.a. to hunt up tleir 0,f:;n;1;;1 tVe Free St a e a , Vi, o Vn t After i.s.rf,eg trrr-h .11 the pr.r;pal i tj v Jthtr rirh or poor T " And insy we not j Cp nj dwi. ?airt two or three, times, togeth- i relatives. Alas ! will they fi, d them ! I fear though they r-ject tbe introduction of alery . Knf'iatttk n . T.rv s.,,, r,a,t ,s Os, D.t -In j streets they f.'fri I a grtr d h. II ow .q-iare on ,n all smcrnty ask th. reader t, wei.l, well W .n Hur o.rt w, sick w. it bis bouse, r.ot. Most cf their name, .'e lot. and can ong Ibem at.U a.otlon and encourage it to "i J.d Citv of UaUitBMra there si er. r les thaoth.rti.,, .. ' , ,,, T ,, , I , i.e , üf j, 1, Ufan tin I S-.r ? r' "fi.nii , . Ihanguponus e.ting out the v ta s of our la .V i- !s Vi aoidiers, waa v. ... .. - .th.p...wr.loflheTerreHa,tenousewlf.e.t.corJs '" 'J"1 and saw Owen there. Osten and Mrs. Huff rievrr be known their fiveo names are known,) . ' Bt a i,v- - .i.il" 'i t y ds-charge e-T aflillery from thoss. who

tketrtmeocon.ttatlyaHd.y .rdrrostcflte(lif lLfif ;fuJ e-rn tuamlr. Tier were Mght. JQJ Ut three of these c ng-cated from j ß f if ( ... mJ npe'keJ Ir.wcrka. aad twenty e,,ht were rf. of hous-1 , Um ea, mostly set w nr. by ak, rket, The u mh. lh.r nk mcKl .urnrU(n3, rcofi cf elersn sd j.r.irg I reset on c f street ' ' . ' uvt . , . feast. .f wbish tkt fa.i.wifig i the bill cf were burnt t-tf The L.i t tr steam fit cn (4fgi e we-e alrr.'-t brkrn doo wjih steh bard . Strs ?m1 k-j?. hla 5 J?r soup, FoiJer work, i lha ft'tr-fi wre eatre :-dy txhaus 0up, srad sf-.p. gsrlic smcp, j -'a eye jr'i Is'?. Utt c p, tVtt glsvt lvup.

(irand Parade of the llu"us l!

IS PARALLELLED SUCCESS ! Immeme Crowd of Spectators!! CHAND FEAST O? THE NINE PILO It I US! put l reaa, c. jc , r. At aa ettly hcur e-iSsturJsy ! tn-t-t ff our c it j rre cro dt d, in anticipa Hon of the Grand Parade id the afcicot at J t.-i-V'!ent order t f tlx ilu,razgs. ing K.ir mr ""-r iTiilttir i iiKMi on the side walk, every! J J brick t ile, every od tank, ev, ry d or av, . 1 I ' ' ' I ..ry window, and 11 the but., top., we-r j I - If . . I . ....... , . i. v ..r i- . KC Ud m.ih in-ptif it Cfowda, aod ten the j t ,irru ..b-lruite-J ta a rery Htfi.t ' ! rated in tl tir ijoreu rde aiid imitril ro-, , üs, with bre Lam.fr f! tins in the mdivi I u a I l y , ijrtnn.jj a ii'i;.w 'j'iare in front cf the pruci.n, the Grand CWn.aJer , , turjnuu on a Mnimnnrii exjar'er f j puri a a a

tu the n?ot tintly n.ea,.re.l rmiic- of theHu-p'U ga'n hnrrl t-ned bnrd , the Grand C'otnrr.an de r .iui,. Ur hor,e a, a fckil!M ,...t, 1 ...tin. i.,- a,,.t 1. tV,,n.

l . -, v .uv. v , . j wy ut.x ::,.rr;,IlS vju) Cu.npos,(l the rrxi dITislutt. i llir k-,,ty. their vrnce and digni t;, a.rct..vtracttd vt than a proportionate hiTt of ajIiliraliun. Iu th. ir midst they bore ,, grati , r,iudiunof hun an l.brty-the f'lot bnix of who-o tirit v thev are the ubdi - t -1 : - . i ,.r..wt ,.r. puled champions, and protectors. Withiu r.upportii g ditunc catue the grand av a . a . ' J lie .i.'. 1 t;. i.arice. r.ie v ai r lea 1 n. 10 to e harg. , , n to to, -cannon s teoi.th.came next i-tuao b d I y the ar won and vu r-n kni,!.' of tbe K d Co. k. Th.ir hih to:tl,d an i.r..Yn.i t'irJi ..Uii.tMii!' ll.nf l.i'i i, . I n tit tti 1 ,-ir for: I..- ftiv ,r, r, h-gh In p.0- an J mar. if.sted the ii , .ii.ee d o.ts. The g"' qte mnn'i- re ihe Hornet'. I4f ith th ir ! s'.mg mi l il i'i piun so. -v Ira The !o!, b .1 r-d least, i f tl.is n.agniGcent cortege. cam, the tw..cr!.hrated lrsiV n aK J)., S-- k andS.rk !, the one a rcee and Ih oll. r r.t. I oe ti-re as rec roe I in Morse's (f 'graj ki.-al History of tbe I orse mil ' r found to !. the q .ic'sest on r.-cord being the ii eff litt-!e sho-r ; u r of h. s!!! t th. u.ile, " dry. Thcclegtr,.. of the f. als, the e'sUirslrly ...... .. . . . .,. . ... ",l n.ft. iiif i . I .l.l . .' l- ,. 'n roetii, zt ,r witi, ;ne prs-gf i ueiri those fs.r dsMsel. ii a sp.ech f too-1 . . . 'i e i i-,. led f..r sTifLnlrr in action .

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. . j.j--l J fried in cod liver oil.hogs'ean ttuffed with Iran, roal pij UfTedwiih bran, aauta? acallope d, roast kidney rolled in aawdoat. all pork Irii-d, buücta raw, h-,;' lihta aer ! cd with white nu'ar, tripe fried ia glue, hoBM hevd tuiTtl with iauh, raw p,rk wiih pMh :jUy. Bologua stuffed wuhBantin Ho j but ur, i-ibrr trurk UoileJ. T ril icwM. Fihu Chubb fried in lioe-t d oil, garr watted, luiiitiow tufTcl with onion, cawfih atuffrd will nail, ahioera atulTci" irilh mod, herrings sUtTVd w.ih bears. . . , , . , , , Pi. Beans scrambled, he-ana larded, . . . . , ,, T . . . . ban chowrhow, bladder MotTtfd with beans. t oil t ea r, t. bean w i th Ouerr.e.T Mir. .n no, . kBufT U,ffr.liom.lk lnk ,lb ,u n U4Q4 wilh ,n.,rn eaTew. eweJ in hair oil; raw pork and nutf bean. t1iti-rj puJJin tulTeJ with teina; beam on m tin plate, prneJ bean, tan on a kill et,letrn pquwxed, np lein, don tarud trau fi if 1 , brao new brans. Glut Buzztrd, iea gulla, chicken h&k, frid bt, ruw hird tfTVd with tripe, humniin bird. UtTrd with ttti; crow fncaed canarv bifdl boiled, owl ttw, roal eacle. WAujliPch.r jrjj Kit, ylXtTt l(0ned fleas a, I, roiled, gt.ata law, gnats atewrd FiLiMif .Peanuts, htre chestnuts, bck ejret, acoriM, b-ech nut, oage oran e, rnock , orange, Corns, reached r.t wpapi-r, epruccj'dly. piff00 S?' smothered with oyter ahe-lU; drum hra U beaten; doa jtni, karl roind weels w ith tuolatses; vatertuelona ktufft-d it It an 1. E.xjot mints Harana aixen, piltaburgh iiitiee, wht-eliug tobie. pi (nil tobacco, miioktobacco, dutch pipes, cinbamon cigara juh "'"hauw. TiMnaaNcn Üßi.-Kain water, if. waler. hvri" water, canal water, nrer water, salt waUr, tar water, well water, water .Melons. DiMRT Hotel 'its, bvan pudditg. sawdust pudding, otiion tarts with crt-aui, bean tarts, with yrup, coro rneal and milk, onions liced in oil a la Terre Haute Hone, bran and ruilk. raw pork sliced in honey, sea biscuit, raw efc'ps and raw onions sliced iu milk, red her ring and tout, ancienteggs poached , board ing house butter, cork pie, pumpkin feed, gutta percha pudding, Culloped bricks. Wine Lt-r Carter oil cocktail, lamp oil julep, hair oil toddy, cod liver tangaree, bilge water finah, croton oil punch, lard oil cob1 ler, fish oil smash, blue lick with lemon yr up, tweet oil 0 bbler, bilge water and nectur, coal oil pnnches, amah up in bottle, old corks from Lorgworth'a cellar, Turpentine Cocktail. IT Oueatt will report any inattention on the pirt of the waiters to the Grand Hupager. JjT Any puet found breaking the dishes will be charged extra. Thus ended this "grand , gloomy and prcu

liar" displav of the A . I. 0. II. in Ttrre-Haute 4 ,1 , . -r . - ui i- " ulc j He asked if traces e! poion could be ell-cover-an orJer that is destined to spread, from , f. , . t 1- 1 11 r. ' ' Veil after solonjf a tunc. I rti'licj as well after

me it 1 ers 10 tue en js 01 use e.irtn, embracing 1 in mi w i lU v uuiii j cf k't s.v jisr aa ujam-i n i v 1 s. t j . a". - a tr au . i-.A..a . 1 1 . . a ... a . av,.,. Italiav pATBionsMAn Italian, writing from Florence to a frieod in Charleston, 8?. C.,( says: "Twentr thoMsand Tue ma have joined (Tie Piediuonteso rmy; this is already FJO)')!! s rot a V!,luUMr,.iir,,1(.in.rN,pi wll .,, t numbers that we cannot readily climate them J' ' llTtSV ( hilTr ' ' ;JVuTl ger.tlemeu severe rh corutuo.i aoldiers 1 the! 1 TinJ and many of the of others. In the h-.w 1,, are 1. ft oidy the s.ck. the feeble, and those who have wtve , whom they cannot leave il rtl w y f.r a as in Piedmotit. " Prisoner," said , 'he luloi.t J, all at o"Ce, "come cio-t r to tue i 1I1 tot hr "ell." The riiio adranced. . , 'Ah," sii-l the Colonel, "1 me that you step! 'with left foot forward, wnii your arnial it yoi ytiur . . . ..!. .. i I ...... . i . - ... - . ti .? an of the trousers 1 ou ate a -tidier! ilherran, jjreatlv Confuse. , eoild l.ojoti'tr , deny thst he wash..,!, 1 .luVr and a spy. 1 W S'.a'es rrc on f. a litis as peron and as uch i 1pv pre -ct.ted in (. ot grrs. , , ' ' " i 14 mi a is-fa,!j4 iiM-r r- in ain? 11 i i -st .-I i. rt to a eertain n.rreat o.l.n t.. jl'-o-e list nilit a, iu tLe ssme way thai other ; - ( I ' 'I.' "ri'T .i i- . .t 1 HI that amoei tnrs Iiar-nr. ira ir lhn hich Trn,fT ,n,.m menatde to trial and pun1 ishrm i.l f ir c rim. a and misdemeanors; and a : niong these rtht, is the nht of legal protec- , 1 V' J J' J . -in. Ihel lie Lonslilutiou of the United' ' " ' States a'.s. ncognits .laves as property. r . i 'a. .i;n .11 ftopity. jul as the tights td ! -.er-of sny other deserij t'oo ot proper-j j . v a r t he r I; l t id ih e o r. er are 1 1. 1 1 1 led to .,ft,-n of the law." 1 he rights of the' !wi,,rs of slaves aa not put above the rights of ' i.i b I : . , t c"ntH, .n e vf ry h snd , as tht prop- j " .1 al JT TclrgrtpNirg in ledia is attended with peculiar ditiiCalliea. While ints eat the Ua urn of the pota away; elepha&ta rub against (he post and p;h thetn ever, the mjnkeyt ue the wire for gynsosstic explai'a and ofien wret ch it Ircvo IL. iiulitois, atd burncanrt often prosjj-ile rules of pH.st it once. sTT" It is iwaya wast of raw euiterlalt to put fire UoUsr. wvrth srf ttaver on tea ctola worth cf rraic.

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Trial of Owen, the alleged Wife Poisoner.

Ou Thursday th exatuination ef witceasea w commenced ip thia eae. Johu Owen, a tfother of the deceased 0 cuuin of the dtf-udant, teiißed to the tratjje conduct of Wru. Owen, hit ccntradicilorj Matemeota and hia objeclingr to a pot j tuorUm exaiiiination, that 0et had al ajs beeo kin I to hi ander, aod that be k new of j n ui.pror tr iLtiwarv Utwteu Owen and Mr. hi a o. I -

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Dr. It. O. Ko'.i-h l.tiSed to having xio-'Uu4r ( j m ,he vill part healiny inedthn wouljj jlKri 0iti'n hfaJ; thought jj Ä;rrady tu utu io--.Wribii.rf the it aopulkial. Wasai ihe p,l mortrru extu- ,uoiu ojrnidi of the lru; ha I found hal ioatio i; extmifiea thoruu-klj all ihe r.tal 1 1 Ctll,M.Ure l tr)chi.ii,o boili iu the stetuach parrs bfain. hrart. lai.4;-, liTt-r. ..!, I !inj touch-alUec:ucd ,u UhUI.jt conditio.,, ÜMlilvinj mol tlr m ,.u! o( lturJ.T, except the atomach. j f, oVluck .he Courl ujJO,irued until 10 tA Mr. lUbiiah CJnrk teetilte J to "laii Lj , , .1 mil" . I ....... - I. r I I. r w I : r u .. . I I l.i

liff fri t kti.l Kir.!. ro Ivrv tmirK u I 1 out of hape; tulicvd io tigoi of buwel eoruplaiut. Saw njlhii g loexcite aupiciou when I laid h r out. Mr. V. Morria agisted inlaying out deevased. Her tesumony was mm us Mrs. I Clark', her mother. Owen groaned much, and made a good deal of fuss didn't hed many tear. Mrs. A. K. Ilillis Helped put grave clothes on; thought Owen looked at the corpe often er than u at usual. He paid attention when he .aw any one Ulkin, as if he wished to hear. Saw Mrs. Huffman empty a tea cup ; don't know what was, iu it. Thus. McDunal 1 Owen came to tny house Tuesday morning, a little after fcun rise. He had Uen there ome time when I told him I hal fcomithing to tell him iu rtlatiou to his wife. He waa atan iirg up, and dropped into a chair, exclaiming, "Lord of mercy ! what is it?" I told him it was believed that he had poisoutd his wife. He exclaimed, "Lord of mercy 1 what could have given rise to that ?" I enumerated : the blows n her head; his not calling in a doctor then; not calling a doctor when hit wife died. Owen said he died to ! soon that he had no time to tend for a doctor. Told William to go, but before he could dress saw the was den I. Said he supposed the lick on her head caused her death; had taken a loose bone half as long as his finger and thick as a knife blade from htr head. Advised him to have the Coroner take her up and examine her. Owen said he never could and never would; could not bear to t-r her cut and carved as she would have; tobe in such a cae. I l.il.l him if he did lint tnrni filif l lw Wnnhl ' - 1 t . . I i"i . 'I astf t ' itoeuiiij ty -V v. -1 . 1. " I takeu up and poison found, it w ill do no 00 J." w,,I,vr hAl1 u w,u l,feMtUM 11 OM .vo"- Al' ways thought 0en u as kind to his w ife. His 1 hi Urine nl of tl.e to an ncr o( iier deat 11 was tree ' ' 1 1 . 1 1 . . ; 1 . -1 . - o t . . 1 r .. . ! atul loltl s: r:il 4 ut a long. Ci .urs iiuiKusn at Owen', fr.ipietilly. ' forrraUJ Md)ü" , . . ,. . fc,;M,M-'lh Cuniurg han. a t-tuioy , elicited h'-thin new M-... - . , rH.Iol.yOw.iis,.,.tei., .t'.v of d. ceased, heard of her death at G in t'ie 10.. n,', went I Owen : fotind him in CaiiM la ; prisoner tre inhis wife had been puis .tied; slid he had never I ' . oouirni any i-e-ison, exrent arsenic 10 poison 1 rats ; said he had never bought any strich nine of Dr. Miller. ! i W fl.l,. m .t.i ..ul ini r. . I V i - . . . . . , Thomtow n ; d,fer..hnt Cime to his house about . . , ,v . .... . . . . !'1 ,,f ,'frn'lrr' ,K'- I hrn lh t,.i .fti Mil,. i.l k ...I..I 1 Lr. 1.1, Detroit when prisoner was brought over. Brought hitw to this county; band -cvffed bint i t Drtrml ; showed no puticultr Ikdte.ient; trembled some? made to flTirt to rscre. Wrn. Hewlett Was at the funeral; when they bad berrn to thrstw dirt Into the grave J " , """l pp'areil to revive srp, and a aibed otT like a l-oy . Saw Oweo ai d Mrs. lUtf-nsn walking together, Mrs. Owto Im ping behin thetn; thought ,t str.rge. . . .. lil s a at I'srns i.mj.e in the ?.. . . . . ... , 1 7 1 li and l-'th diss of r.ovonber, Saw jt )f m trtwrn Own an! ' tfT nI' w NIr- "' there. i. Harri Was at Owen's on the I-th of M,t) r ,l T9Q tctrrv ne r. resided J 9 nan weot op. atairs; I want op to learn where I could grt some water far Hufftcao. Mrt.II. was lyirjcn the bsd, an J Owen wai aitting on tU aide o' the bd. They wer confaeJ when 1 cam in. Samuel Wyatt test!ed to manner ird bearirg of Owen and Mr. Hoffman toward, each olher it the slioo.r table ot th-e oay cf rbr form!. Thought it very l?vicg tr.i kind, and

tnonlh-i as on the day of her death, said : ... St'.., hr,al datrn .ur nrr..Httt ,:..;utlt,inm . the Ftt-r.ch (Joveroioetit clan,- tn.lili.ry ur , If rr I o I I l.r r ss s n I ParlV.

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caused anspicion to aria io roy mind. Win. Harris hi; not borne good name in the neigh Lor hood; te lis big lohe about what Lebt done away frofo home. Geo. A. Morris, was at tbe Funeral roticed Owen manner it tbe grtve. Have seen the dtferJnt rndMra. Huffman walking toge ther.

Win. flarr, . fcaa bad character, i a kind of boaur about vbat he had dot.e. J. W. Owen, couiT of defendant, taiJ at ;;.ir .. n frt ll, fT,nti Kas there. Afb.iuu i umiiiv! A aa w a - ler he hJ k'one to bed, w Owen gl "P and one loto, ur and re1 jrned Horatio Owen rormluralrJ ti tfktiiunnr of hi bruthtr Jar.iea , 0in, the drfecdaul'a couin. Dr. Fry Unified Id making a pot roorteü. ! cza'tiinatian nf det acd. ail the nars . t r tii cn 1 i:isw jrri:. 1. Gar at Salt Laki: Citv. ) JuBeJth,l-:'J Dear Exprttt : After a tetlious trip of forty days from Atchison, we arrived here ou the night of the Ithli, w iihout tick tens or casual -ity on our journey. We find apparent peace and quiet ; but a low muriuuiing undertone gives evidence that the volcano is only lutu; bering. 'I 1 e Gentiles think the lfairs of the Territory are in a worse condition than at any former period ; while the Mormons a Ju.it this to be a dark hour. AU fear the future. It may be potoib!e that the last Instruction from Wabhiog'oii to Gov. Cummiue and Gen. Johnston may dela the rupture, as by these instructions the Courts are rendered powerless ; and the Mormons will remain quiet while ihey are permitted to execute their own laws by their ow n tribunals in the ir own way ; for then they can cover up crime in hih placet, as is their wont. By the last instructions to the Governor and General, r.o troops are to be ued, only to xecuteyu7Tir nf of the Courts, and then not until civil process has failed to accomplish ita end. By this icstrurtion the Courta are rendered absolutely i.ull. Without the promised protection of the troops, witnesses refute to testify, for fear of loving their lives. Others, of true Mormon faith, do not scruple to testify falsely. And I can testify, that the Mormons are mum real know nothings -upon all subjects or questions, at pleasuro, even if thy mutt faUify in order to be to This people bate us and our Government, and inKtitutions. and are as rebellious in heart! 1 .... . . . to day as at tbe time thev burned our trains J and bid the troops defiance. In their endow - ... rnet.t oaths thev $vctr n-prr t ttit $ttittd un 1 lit !... -1.11 ...f.... il. , ..I. I '.: , vii un ? r-11 .1 1 1 iuucm 1 or u,n Hint mi pi i rir i ni j takt'.'l this oall). Thejdes are about to inaugurate a new ! poli-y. Ihii foiled in their attempts to ft-r i i rt.t onl ano punisii crime, ov uw iiistrucuot.a 1 ; t : t .1 . .- r ... ...,,..-.... - .. .. ... i. r. iiiv.ir "I ''r'i oi.tnric s noiwa: e. .eii iiieiu. ' tiut to do is they are about to do. r- rei imi ! which lasi judges Crad.l!ebauh and t,MajT ! nStous teido. and urg.d it upon Lcklea ' The judges nre determined , hat ,f . hey can not j üri,.g crime to justice, fur waut of the support ..I Hie army, tiuv 1:1 iriri' 11 to nei,; : and . a .a . s s , - ;m;ike it ,rJ,,rt fll l(,)ou, ,.e , of the - , , , , ..,.fCi,llv tQ il,e I'risid.nt that 1 , 1 r .v- j. .t - i , , 1 , Hie people of the Statt trist crime is winked I vrauieoiugri min iura, in open looirt, tnat,

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from motives of delicacy, he would be excused from the jury box, as the Judge thought it ought not to be, and was not required of any man, to sit in judgment upon his own crime ; that he knew he was engaged in the Mountain Meadow Massacre, which atrocious crime was now before the Grand Jury. That juryman walked out of the jury box, and is supposed to be walking yet, as he has not been heard of since. Indeed, every juryman is suspected to .have been engaged in that murder or known to have relatives who were ! John G. Lee, President of that Bishopric, Bishop Haite, and some half a dozen other Church officials, are openly charged of helping, in person, in that massacre. and are known to have from the date of that massacre until now, the stock and property of ihe murdered train in their possession. The little childreo say, this man has my little cow, that man my colt, &c. And the children declare that one of the girls was killed for saying "there comes my cow," as her pet cow was driven up to be milked. The Mormons aver that the Indians did the murder; and yet all the children and most of the property are, and have been, in possession of the Mormons. All in the train were killed, who were supposed to be old enough to give testimony. I have seen all the children now alive, eighteen in number, seven boys and eleven girls. Over half the children must have been in the arms of their mother when that parent was killed, and cannot now be more than three years old. The smallest girl

was shot in the right arm below the elbow, as is supposed, by the same ball that killed the

out what are their parent names ? How sad !

And this massacre was committed in the name of religion, and by authority of the Mormon Church ! Brigham Young is charged with counseling the massacre. I believe he did;— it least there is much testimony against him Brigham Young offers to deliver up all persons charged with this and other deeds of blood, provided the Judges will recognize the territorial jury-law ; which gives Probate Judges the power to select Grand and Petit

Jurors for the Supreme Court. This they will not do, because then there would be trials of all suspected persons ; and, of course, acquit als : or else, why do they contend for the ob servance of a law in direct opposition to the organic act ? There is a strong probability that the enactments of the last territorial legislature will be declared void and powerless by the Supreme Judges, as they are all and singly in direct opposition to a provision in the territorial oranic act, to the effect that all laws rnust be passed and signed within forty days after the

legislature ehall convene. Thin wa v.ot done in any sirgle Coactmrrit. On the contrary, there esn not I fo?cd ary journal book or daily record kept n' any Ia?ilt t ve proceedings ; aud it can be prolan that after the forty day had txpired, ai.d tbe lej, ;ilalure diidved, that a committee, appointed for that purpose, were busily engaged in altering an: amending the legislative raetment, tv suit the noli. us of lh Mornu Governor, so that he mould nn them. H eudi lam a as tt.ee land in the way of Judges, they will urely . m aa . s Ik m t aside. Let me sy a word as to the troop sustainins the Judges ia the hur.titij; of criminals and in executing justice, to show you why thev aie recessary to enforce justice. Criminals are in bitch as well as low place, and are band-d together, v.rder secret oaths, to resist our officers and law 0 that a heavj pose is necessary to take any man charged with criminality. Again, there aic do Jailhouses or places to keep pris'ers cr wit nesses, who will otherwise be run off by in - teretted parties. Take these factt ard place them beside the fact that Cor gre-ss faded to make any appropriation u.at wou-.a n.i u.e t-.j S. MarabaF- pocket w.th money, to enable j him to pay a jos-e to help him In the dis j charge of his olTIcial duties. I have heard 1 . . . . . 1 . 1 .t . t- I Marshal Do J sen ay that he had already spent some fifteen hundred dollars of h is ow n money iu paying an snting Pose, and that he will pay no more. Hence you can easily see thai justice is h name here only, and .ot a reality ; ai.d must remaiu so w hi le judgmt ns must be Uiockeries, w ithout form or t-o!etuuit v. WILD 2. (itizriialiip. Itl, remarkable how strangely inconsistent are the determinations and conclusions of the present AJminiiration at Washirgton. Inseitig all the stern dignity that l presumed to attach itself to those who coi trol governments, the heads (if any head is there) of ihe Depart ir.etits vascillate like children, and change

their views as the popular current tUktJ,"u llir lo.unr.; ineitaitj JW j an confed. racy is to le i;.dtr the honorary Here is a rich specimen cf the changeable-1 l're-Jtncy of the Pope. The Fmperor of Aua-

ness .f the Secretary of Stfte, en the rights of, " . adopted cit. rens. It is tnougnl tr.ai ar.er .1 . i. r . r:,,i,, ! three more t.ials Mr. Cass may cet ritit. ! On the llth day of June, lL,lhe Secretary r . . . . .1 r 11 of State wrote the f dtov. irj: i i.T l.r.. ll,.! it i . e..hrritr.n.l ihn! i ...-ji.. . u . . . 0: the Nth rf the r-aiuc ourth the same pen wrute a fallows : '"The osiiion d the Ft it l r i'(st n ci'i : - - 11.111.1r11 .i in in;r i ihi.irr mi i , i.in i i iin- in t. . .1 1.1 r .1 ..... . f ,1. I'r.-k. ... e -r .... ,.1 - 1 1. t 1 . . 1 .... 1 . 1 . . 1 . , . . naiive torn 1 iusmmiis ii.iiiiiait .ii 111 ii.e v 01 : teil It ales ml ret orm o; to t ' c.-u nt r y ol unit - -nb. are not liable t any .imie. 01 j ol,.VulU 'M"iA kl Ctss ' Aid on the P.h dav of Jul v. !'.. wr iir.,1 ' tJie old ... ,a Wo w f",ti,:K irih,, w.se : ri. 1 , f ....-,.. iw.. .-.. ,,ai,?. I IT IOIMKI l IB IVII IO- I I'll"-.,-. iif-uiinr 'ired. h.. alieanfelo hi native f try ,s 1 T' r ' ' rt r. He ejrp-i nc s a n w ..i.:i 1 a 1 gisitiure. I lie Miiowmg cttrarts irem th, ' idilforui will indicate ita charact, r and spir ; ,tn,li.vii e thst thr prosperity aid glorious : future of K ntnek v is ar to tl.e hear?: of our ire,,,!,, and the develo.Mro,t of her immens. 1 , , ' fTi '! T r"VCV " 'CX highly interesting to every w, 11 woher of ,mr 1 V 4 . .-im, ii'i riir-huv ii.i mi: n n in i i.i r mr . f thP Me power pant.g re.ct only to the ir.ter, sia of acla. we hold sunisiun to i h" W slavery and the slave powr has brought ditsp,t upon tl.e b .ne and . Mr, the ,ni,:st,!l intM, of ,o,r SUte " ' "That w hil wr are w i!irg to .ntmiain the j I Union of the States at d the rights of the ftat.-. ! I we shall resii the arbitrary silluenc- of - I .rv llhifl Pr own Sl.te ard o.. II moral! .J politic .1 e.ns to .Uli ,t .n4 eh-ck its I r.e,,..it. .nto temt.v now fr, e." 1 ur"7 '" w" u,,tl nui ' ",neT . sr . .... . ! K ... ...k..i. ......iii - c w""r j ui uer me name oi iit nur lanyei nen - li,L ' lu " . . 'r ! J ""l. ticeiieieioieuoyeqiaiiaws ..v propose to amend .he Const i tut . llie Stale by ab ptirg the secret ballot ir ' . . . . 1 1 a. .1 a .i a . 'V i I ' . . ''?' 'r 1 f 1 CI Jn i a 1 a or, ......v. ,,j them to review their courj and .u etiCCursge irtpositions upon us that they ire cut willing 19 bear themselves." "We invite a frank fraternal and cordial co operation of all in favor of these measures and principles and who will cheerfully Aud patho'ically rtllj around our standard rthtil des pot isrtf shall fferrfbl at tbe iapel and Free Stale Men legislate for" the dowo, ZZUz yeo maory cf Kectttcky.

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FOUR DAYS T-ATER. AEEIVAL OF THENORTH BRITON. PEACE CIICMJDED! Italian Confederation to be Formed ! Austria Ketzin Venice! Firthib Foit, July 24. The ttMUtlip North HriliM). from Liverpool on the 13th inst t ad lund for Quebec, has Wen Ititercrptedtffll.is point, aud a most impoeiaM budjrtft of new otta'tied. The s!e-rjsl,p AtigloSaXon. from Quebec; arrived at Lirpool on the Iii ini The advice-by the ortri prUm arf four daja later than those furnisl.rJ bt the Africa, and are f a highly important iharaclcr, oth iu a political au4 a tioancial .otil cf view, A tieaty of pesre between Anstrla and

France ai d ardiiiia had already been Ceoda; je,j The protiaiooa cf this treaty svre briefly j a follows : An Italian confederation is to b e formed on der the Hom rarj Fiesideccy of the Trpe tf Home Austria coocedea Lorubardy to France. Napoleon in turn grants thteM poesiona lo rar!tt ia. Autria re'.air.s her right to rulo over Venice. The North Hr. ton left Liverpool t-fore the tlVct of thi newt haJ tirre to be fully developed. Cyrut W. Field Is a pasvcr.grr in the Nerh llrili n. He t as occorr plisbed the object of ! riit The Paris M.Uer explains the circumstan ces attending the armistice. It says that the rcutr,i lowers rxchsnged eommuniea,lh ,,Je ,,t,;,p llt, 4fir Ji f,.;l eheir (Torts weir ut LCCe-arul, until ths French f1 t was about to commence hoatilit es against Venice, and a conflict before Verona w a imminent, ben Napoleon, amioua t prevent further bloodshed, ascertained the d sponsion . f the Kmpcrcf cf Austfii, tod findicg him vl!lir,pn arnistlct wa concluded. 1 I Ti.e two Lrnperors had an interview on the 11th inst , at Villa Franca. Tir .. tmt9U-wmm Mfwl,,ft,4 10 ilit i:ntiresi, The follow ?t. is a copy of the telegraphi; dispatch from Napoleon' to the Kmpresa, announcing that prare had lecn renc!uded : "Vai io..i , July 1 1 . A trraty of peace has Ken signed between the Emperor of Austria '...I It -. .1-f!. -.. I ... " - ",",""T "! 1 r. ....... r 1 t 1. ..1... r . - ' ; "' .V oir in 01 r-ttoitua. 1 lie r.niperor el Auss "u I In. ........... 1 .. I .. I... 11 t ! " " """orra.n,.. t tegral psrt (f tht Iliiiar, confederation, ! 1 1 t .. i' V"111-' .ArOLrX. Iilfrcl ol ihr rus ill London. 1 he t t.r did not transpire in loi. 'on till aTttr the oH riiil cb'sirig hour of const 1. tbfl sa!s i.f which Wt-re made af; rrd, al IK'J . 1 i . .1 ... . : 1.... , .. . 1 'I he L"tid m Daily N. ws 1: "Tlif firt hop -s ai d xp ctati. ns .f Daly are deceive d. History i.l eil! Napoleon to strict account f r h.ivi- inrie w ar 01 av pit teilte, and sign 1 a nock -i.d s( lfi-h peace (hat Jeave Austria in pregt ably f.it tj. d in the be art of Nclbrri Italy, ai.d Cotntntts the ceittr tif Ita'y o the pstronae of i?,e I'op . Th j Milan a Pied innl.e int-ad of an Austrian master, and to establish the Pofe tn a temswTal dignity, even teyoro his nnxpii.st ion. 1 ail this rt al? Tbe Emperor's m iiiustt s long one." .... ,. . . I Niiernl of It 11 1 11 f lioei r Hostoi, July ; The f'ineril rrrcmonies nref iL t,odv of (IoMr. Clo.ste. st hich look plsce at the Lsset Strict Chute h. at 11 e.Vl. ck, this mornm, ' m " attended by a large Ctow.i t.f s tni.atht ' ' 1XVT fiiiren. (;T Pa; ks. Jiuk-es of al our court retre' ( ....... ... . mL. ' . V .'.V. , ' ' r" " " " "',--i it ,,ar . tup My..r..f the cty. and menders f the various Unt fh.s f ue ntiii u-si-aJ i.vrrnment. to- . ... H . " IM ' s 1 tli the fstnily and iiume liato friends i ,ng the remsins to the bridge So impressive a funeral pegeant has neUvu ,f in witne.se J n Ü.is city, Mr (Viioite' retsrain wer interred a Ul A.M.urn. Tn,n9 interred a I. - -ssss -- - A fshoek t J rtagedr. Nrw Voaa. Jultr 2.1 mi. .fternoi n wl il. ml ! woJ !B "e 1, V?'? ZZJl?:'": ! Canal street she was hol dead by I.eV lover. : Potn-rt C. Mc Donr.ell. Her brains wen catti red ov.-r the aide walk McDonnell then at- , by ubbir. him ; ,a f ormn,t rj ic ide b Ubbir s him ( ." . . self, toil sit aeited by the polic and his atI ' attempt frustrated. Jealousy it said to have ealotisy i tragedy. -s lMrn tir 0f (iim Uepiiblieati n v ea llstt j Krt" I 4ft. Ilvactae ! Mr. tuj. IrfCAvaxwoaTH, July 2i. Dcctrr Doj, under aenience io tht St. JosephMo., ysil for aßeged kidnapping, wui rescued on Sunday motutr dcriog a violea itoTtc.II ia stilt at Kirg. To etc vaj grvat eictU men i it St. Joseph on the annoouccetroent of '.isesciipe, and putault wai attempted, bq without lueccn.

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