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te* S'J H REPUBLICAN. SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 23,1866. milokiwmIWwMW»aaB»|Ww> '.I' n'w tWi I Prlnolf Im •flkt Aan«rlc«n ■•iHImiIm naellni «t ft, ■' i Itrom lU IfMraylvJwiU Iftqalrer.1 s4m the samnnah SNEED. I,GA. g4twl»T Woratog. Jmrt *». JLtfMtmmk **teHi«i.kA»teA»<MMW- JitMUukrUx -lUidm-Alnf Nr.ftlookk. All tt.bl. Am Ik, MhMm Morten Am InoAnat to IM "***'' r. w. AbtXANon, A* K, HOOKS. MkMlk,nU> WinlamUk TMknUMMor Ik, AwMImoan rill tenolln k, Hrtum Mte >k, MM aa4 M>l« of Am.all, ' ■ • M», ALIXtUIDH, j. kin, . an, Iftk, itu. _ A ytmt* te Minn. la cooftAdw-CAof .tte ,ten chinjo, IV btcomn Micwrj lo muU up ihe bid business of the.xiffice. Oat patron#, therefore, both ia town and country, who are Indebted to the office, will do us • parti- catar favor by attending to their account* a* mop a* poeaiblo.. iy TELEGRAPH FOR THE REPUBLICAN PROM EUROPE. MEAT IDCOEII OF TUB ALLIES. sanguinary fighting. Halifax, June*). ' The Alia bat arrived, with Liverpool dates to the 9th. > MARKETS. Cotton ie unchanged, after having undergone a partial decline. ,8alea ol the week 101,000 bales. Floor unchanged, Corn advanced one shilling.— Console 91 * GENERAL MEWS. - On the 6th June, tho bombardment ol Sevasto pol was renewed. On the 8th the French attacked and carried the Mamelon and White Tower, after deeperale fighting and terrible loss. The success of the Allies had earned great re- goiclng in France and England. The French lorco now amount* to 200,000 men. TheJRuaaiana are to be attacked at all point*. The* Russians have evacuated Soujak Kale, eouih-e«»tol tha Strait of Yemkate. Cholera had broke out in the Austrian army. There had been a great fire at G.Jat*;one hundred houses destroyed. - AFTVRE or roilT LAOARIIE DY IMDIAMSi. m Saint Lori*, June 19. The St. Louis Republican atatea that Fort La ramie hat been attacked and captured by tho lo- diaoe. No particular* have been received. During tfe week Oeotfiibur' And eeaeom Wvntbar.' ffr *•* jeO 1 Aloelnf I tho. plitttgn of If* beeU favored with oopioee showers ibl#w*atber> The oroepect ol the eot* top,corn and rioe oropu continue* good, and every thing promisee An abundant yield. The com la email in torn* portions of the Btajs, and hiving already commenced 1 to put forth * , teasele“. and * 4 «llk*,'* It la tliou«ht |]fs etalke will not attain to a oy that hat heretofore obscured its movement* and large site, and consequently that tha yield of fbd- rendered Itamotives debatsabls,plainly add frank- gyit will be remembered that the last Legisla* tore passed a law authorizing an inereaavrot tho capital stock of the Marine and Fire Insurance Rank of this city to two million dollars; and changing its name from Marine and Fire Insurance Bank to the Marine Bank of Georgia- Having relinquished its insurance privileges by legislative act in 1837, it waa thought proper to change tho name to ** to con form to ila buaioevs aa a purely banking insti tution. Th* present capital of the Bank la $1,- 000,000. In consequence of this chango oi name the President and Directors decided to procuro fresh plates, and to replace the bills now in cir culation by a new Issue, aa fast aa the old should come in. We were aljbwn yesterday apecimena of the new bills, the designs of which are as beautiful aa any we hays eves naae, aed. u' appropriate « they are beautiful. They all have a local significance, and are intended to represent important facie in the history of the Stele and ihe pursuits of the people —thus presenting in a small compass an epitome of onr career as a Colony and as a Slate. The One’* are embellished with a well executed engraving ol the Countess of Huntingdon, whose memory » to gratefully cherished in this pot lion of Georgia, and by a representation of a Planter on horseback, with a Rico field in the diatanco.— Upon tho Two'* we have a likeness of tlie celebrated George. Whitefield,one of the early patrons ol the colony, aod a representation .of a sailor boy with a spy-glass. The Five's aro o/n"moutcd with an angravingof Gen. Greone, who removed to Geor gia subsequent to our revolutionary struggle and whose remain* now real in her bosom, together with five allege tic*! female figures—Liberty, Jus tice, Agriculture, Commerce, Manufactures. The Ten'a are consecrated to Count Pulaski, who fell at the siege oi Savannah, and toScrgt. Jasper whose heroic exploit near this city is faithfully delineated. Tho Twenty'* are embellished with an excellent likeness ot George M. Troup, the intrepid G »v- ernor of 1824, and with an engraving of the Colo nial cost of-arms and tho coal nf-arms of tho Stats, combined—the former consisting of the figures ot two river god* in a recumbent petition, the boundaries of Georgia at that time 1 being Sa* vannah river on the North and tbo Atiamaha on the South and Weat. Upon the Fifty’s we havo an engraving of the late lamented Elias Reed, for mer President of the Bank, and of General Ogle thorpe and Tomnchichi in council. In front of Oglethorpe aiia the old*Chief and on bis right ia Mary Muegrove. The Hundred’s are emboftished with a * striking likeneas of Jonathan Oimstead, late Cashier of the Bank, who fell a victim to tho epidemic of last year, lamented by all who knew him, sod by a representation of Napmoe with a ship in the offing. Thus are reeallod many interesting incidents in Ihe history of tbs Stato and City, The bills m already intimated, are executed in the highest style of the art, and reflect much credit upon the latte of the designer and engraver. Unfortunately, the people of this country have never evinced much taste, either ia their coins or bank bills, io ’ France the case ia jatf the reverse.— There, everything which bsars the government im- prsee—avto the poaug* sump—is got up in the best possible style. Thus, evec In lha smallest things, the lasts of the people is Improved, and their love for the beautiful and appropriate increas ed. This, by the utilitarian, may be considered of do consequence; but we contend that nothing is unimportant which tmprovse any of our faculties, and especially our regard lor what ia becoming nod beautiful. der. tlaotof odrh,wlU be aomawbat di|hlnl«b*d. Thera were refreshing rain* It* this vicinity yesterday and lb* day Mfore, and oar correspon dent* aad exchangee;Inform.up foal other portions . of foe State ere rejoicing ih similar favors. A Irlapd writing us from Bryan county, soya t M W# have at thia tlma fine growing aataoua, and com and col- ton generally look well.* . Thelast mail fromthb South brought ui tho following letter from an old anbecrlbar f MclNToitt County, June 11. Mimu. EortoM: I have just returned from a ride of eighty mile*, and It Affords ms much plea sure |o say that the Corn crop* ure as good os the moot avaricious plantar oan deaira them to be. The Rioe I saw looks thin end yellow, lam however no judge of the plant. Cotton 1* rather lata and nmall, but ia fruiting well and growing finely.* It iatoo soon to form An opinion of Its probable product, however. I met a great many peraona from all quarter*, and they give the moet eucouraging acoount of tho propiiaing crops. • | Yourt truly, H, Igvttro'a Lira or Washington.-TIio first edition of this long expectod and important Work Is to be pubUahediu three volumes ,'octfivo,elegantly printed with large type on fine paper, and containing three or more portraits, vim: ono by Pealo, at the age of lorty ; one by Wenmuller, at tho age of 69, (an original and interesting picture, now first engraved,) and the full length statue by Houdon; also, maps and plaoq. Tbl* fine edition will be sold only to subset)b*m Thia full and satisfactory biography or th* "Father of our Country,” abould be owned by every Ameri can family that own* any book besides their Bi ble. The whole of the manurcript ia completed. Th# firat volume will be delivered to subscribers very toon ; tho other two will follow at short inter vale. It ia published by G. P. Putnam & Co., of New York. ‘ ... The.advertisement of C. T. Evan#,, the general agent for canvassers and subscribers, will be found in another column. Advertising aad Circulation. The Baltimore Sun, in commenting on a reso lution introduced beforothe Mayor and Aldermen of that city, directing tho publication of a certain description of city advertising in daily papeta hav ing tho forfeit circulation, uses lha following lan guage * % “Officers of tho national and municipal govern ment, bound in honesty aa they are to servo the community in tho beat manner, uro constantly laith- leas to their obligations in this manor of adrer- Using, in thoir own business affairs they are care- lut to select tho papers which have Uio largest circulation, whooever they would oommunlcate with me people; tbua they serve their own inter ests by a practico just ihe reverse of that m which they affect to servo the interests oi tbo public.” As an abstract principle the doctrine set forth by the Bun is probably correct, but (says tho Ameri can of tho same city/ circumstances alter cases, and in no matter more than that of advertising.— The Now Yoik Bun has, we believe, tho largest circulation of any daily paper in Now York city but no onu thinks of taking a purely busmen ad vertisement to its office; and though the circulation ol thu Courier and Enquirer ie probably not moro than one-thud aa Argo as that of the Sun, its business advertisements are in tho ratio of about nineiy-mne lo one in the latter. If a man loses a dog, or his cuw goes errsy, or he wishes to hire a servant, ho take* his advertisement to a paper that circulates largely among those whom he desires to read it—auu if he has a piece ol properly for aalo, or anything lifgeueral utility to diapoto of or Introduce to the pubiic, aell-imorost will dictate that ho ihould publish it in that paper which i* read and looked to most generally for such mattera by those who have the means at hand lo become purchasers. Thus it*.is that tho mer chant, the mechanic, and all experienced business men, in selecting a medium for communicating with thsir customer*, look to tho cAaracter rather than tho extant ot circulation, aa a paper may havo tbouaands and tons oi thousands of subsoil- bers, like the New York Sun, in tho by-waya of a city, and not (cn in ten thousand ol those to whom a purely business advertisement would bo of the elightesUnicrcst. Departvre uf the Eatcasox.—‘The steamship Ericsson, Capt. Lowbar, aailed from New York Sunday tor Southampton and Bremen, with 29 pamenuofs. Among the latter was .Sir Charles Gray. The Ericstun took out no cargo or specie. The lownem ol her passengers is attributed to the popular prejudice that she is an "unfortunate" ship. _ Succoatau the Wounded.—Tito Emprcaa of ■Russia haa directed a bureau to bo opened at tho Wintor Palucu. St. I'etursburg, whero will bo re ceived in her pamo gifts ot money, provisions, lint, dee., intended lor tho succor of the combat ants at Sevastopol. Another American for Russia—Dr. John B. Stoddard, Jr, ol Baltimore, sailed for Europe on Saturday, in the steamer Washington, irom Now York, f«r the purpose of entering tho Russian ser vice us a surgeon. He goes direct lo Si. Peters burg, and thence lo the Crimea. Neoro Concert—On the 12tl^nstont a band of native norroea, in Augusta, gave n concert, charg ing twenty five conta admission, at which Homo Again, Kuty Darling, Midnight Hour, Good Nowa From Home, Old finb Ridley, and other songs,popular on tho stage and elatwhere were sung. This is a new era in Ethiopian concert!- xmg, and shows that ihe nalivi-R are about entering lira list with thier white competitor*. Tho PlaUarM •firlneljtlMtj^ ^ Tht Pjatfbrtn of Principle# adopted by lha Ha- lloatl Convention in Philadelphia last watk la un doubtedly destined to ha widely diaiaased and to edofolsa an Infloential efledt upon th* poliiloq of the Country. The party that speaks throukh that doAumeniiilopplm from hqhind the volt of enor* Naw Yoaa, Jeae It h|y to the call of tlm National LonvoAllAn of Know Nothings, a .assemblage crowded tbe Park, where stands ereoted at lour pbln|*,.wjtti a band ofraualo on the —‘-od.^Two eompaolee Mwllnv •IN, t) Afternoon, agrt««< ojk_dologatca to tho were central atatvd. Two eompaolee of «o»tlaental* were present during * pqrthm of tho oxo/oiaea. and period ordar prevailed. At times the audience wAs quite enihMlasilo. . • l*4*o J. Oliver oallsd Bit .fnaetHra .to.order at fustier past ft o'clock, when James W. Barker, df New York, waa elected Presiding asalated by }wenty-tw° Vice Presidents and three Secretaries. I no President on taking hla station on the oenlral platform thanked ine audience for the honor con ferred. Ho suted that the American party had assembled with no rvgara to geographical lines or local prejudices—that the element of .secrecy had been removed irom tho organixation qff'thn Pgrty Philadelphia convention; and.ai- ly doelar.se the baikol Us organisation end ox- Ronnda lha principles upqn which U asks support. What over mi> hd 1 thsdlfferanoea of* opinion Mist ing in regard to soma of the principle* which com pose thia pnrty platform, We preaumh that no na tional man, so lover of (ho Union and advocate of Its perpetuity, will withhold from lha Conten tion the expression of his approbation for the pa triotic and national stand which it has taken upon the plaverf question,and thu firmness with which It mot and repeljed the attempt to mako It subser vient either to the purposes'of Northern abolition- lata or Southern eeqeflaionieta. No National Con vention of either party baa hitherto been subjected to to aavere a toat^nd none, wb are auro.wlllltoro- altar be found to. meal it with a more oomploto. subjection of mar* policy to 'the duty of an upen end honest assumption of tho tetponalbllhive im posed upon It. \ The resolution# adopted by tho Convention up on tho subject of slavery, lo our approbation, pro- annt a foaatblo arid fair basis far the action of thosu who aro anxious to rcmuvo that oxciting quusihm front the prominunan that has buen given tu it na a subject ol tialiunal dispute. 'lit oy doc I a re a will ingness to stand by tho laws affecting Ihe free and slavo State* as they at present exist, regarding them aa a final and conclusive settlement of the matter, and to deny to Congress In Ihe futuru the power t*> legislate upon the subject cither in tho states or *1 erriturles. Wo soe no injustice that this agreement will impoio upon eithor section. It la simply a submission to (lie constitutional compact that binds the States together—a replacement of the Slavery question with the Legislatures ot the several States, where it belongs, and an elimina tion of it from (ho achedulo ot national politics, into whieh it should never have boon intro rncod. What will be the ultimate result of the adoption ol this position can scarcely now be foreseen, but its immudiata and proximate effects will no doubt bo aoun manlfeatcd. One of ihoeo effects is tho raising o( a standard of nationality upon thia sub ject, and (ho loroing of other parties to frankly •Itow thoir hands either fur one or the Qthor side. Tho distinct and unequivocal ausortion of the po sition taken will admit of no dodging or unmean ing generalisation by othur patties, under cover of which power ia obtained by lalse pretences, and both partieaalike betrayed.—(Balt. American. tQenerul Scolt. If it be truo, as reported by a correspondent of tho Now York courier, that the Secretary ol War haa refused increase of pay and arrearages to Gen eral Scott, and that be haa written to the Attorney General to whom Scott appealed, in support of hi* determination, we can only eay that It adds anoth er disgraceful instance to that long array o r small- minded ade ol tyranny for which the Administra tion has distinguished itself. It is useless in a matter of this nature to clot precedent or to attempt to e«tah|iih a principle. Tho will of the people is tho principle, which should govern, and who-e this is manliest and a point ia open to doubt, popu lar will should be allowed to ihro.w its weight 4n Iho scale. No one doubts—nor dooa tho Secre tary—that the Country, irrespective of party, would bo clad to *co a national and substantial compli ment paid tho old hero. But petty persecution is the order of the day, and will probably continuo to be such until a change takes place. Never be- r „ ^ fore, since the days of the Keign'of Torror, when will bo shortly iraued, and In tho rncantimo wo men were taken off for "being suspected of being I the attention ol the community to the con templatcd uoterprlse. . Socialism in Cuina.— Socialiwn ha« Ikjoo thor oughly canvassed and even practiicd whilst Europo was timing acorns. At I'ckiu is a I'halntistery called the "Houaooi linos' Feathers,” whore the r»oor nte lodged for one-filth of a latthmg per night. It is simply a vast hall thickly strewn with 'fath er* Men. women, and children all lie down to gether in tiio heauty of communism ; an irnmcnw coverlet l* then tel down over the patty, with holes through which (lie slcqpor* put their in-mJi*, so as not to he suffocated. At day light tho piia- h,n«tenan canopy is hoitiod up, alter * signal on the lam-t.tm to invito holo-holdor* to draw hack their hend* or awing These bipeds in ft-aibor* then crawl around m thv^efia ol dirty down till they find their wretched rag*, and then deport to mako a irt-sh start in lil'o. Ftoygamy, tkougli not r,-al)y legal in Chinn, ia yet only InrhiiMru in b.>ok*. A man tn*y Into a* many wives n* he can supm'ri. i'lit only non i* recognisrd as th-* loci- tintnte mij>trr*a ol ihf household The children born ol tho secondary wtvr* acknowledge only the legitimate ono aa titer itioihur, wear mourning |.»r by tit* recent . Ihuuglt Senator Wilson told those who disagreed with him on tho subject of slavery that they wore digging tbclr own grave*, attd ihartio ahoulddrive thu funeral car, hero they were alivu and kicking, atid were fully resolved that-Americans shall rule Ain Betel I*, one of tho eocretsriee, then read tho platform of tho American party, which was adopt ed hy acclamation. . • Governor N. S. Brown,of Tomtoms, was then Introduced and eloquently addressed lha meeting. He waa followed by olhqr prominent speakurs, and much utiihualaatn waa excited. Gov. Brown, in the course of bis speech, said ihe presont administration seemed to havo but little else to do but to doenpitatu tho member* of tho order; but, wlioro ono head falls off, hundreds were brought into iho party- Know Nmhingiain, lie anid, was a political necw»ltT, caused by tho corruption! ot th.' old parties. Who ie Sami Ha l* tho spirit of 1776, nursed hy tho East, watched by (lie ahop- licrd of the West, and now approaching tho full- nos* of manhood. Wo ato opposed to the agitation of tho slavery question., The comtimilon la our rulo of action. We aro not higher-law men. We n*R tho admin istration to build a Pacific railroad; to protect our commurro and to c»rry out measures lor tlio good or lha nation.' Wo hnvo heard much talk of thu roaioratiun of the Missouri compromise. What good would Buch a restoration dot Bettor that Knn«ns and Nebraska should both be hurled into tho Pu6ifio than that two such territories ihould bo used tu aiienata ih* South from the North. *>•■» WNRblNiian. Waminoton, Juno 19. The President has called Governor Rocdor and u'hor Kansas territorial officials to account for speculations in Kansas with hall-breeds, in viola tion of tho acta of Congress, and tell* him ho can not ho kept in office unless, the impressions now on Ilia mind shall bo removed by aalislactory ex- planstions. Governor Roedsr has promised to reply when he shall have reached Kansas. Rev. Ur. t'atker, tm»»m*ry, having at present -thu charge of the diplomatic relations ol our gov ernment hi China, wines that ho will bo in this country in about a month to recruit Ilia health. Mr. Soule arrived hero early thia morning in the boal Irotn Richmond, and atop* at Wiilard'a. Railroad in Charleston.—Tho Charleston Courier says: We understand that it is contemplated by sotno influeiiPul chitons to (orm a company.to builds rail road lr<>m the Custom Houto, through Urond, .Meeting, Calhoun mid Kmg-atrcots, to the en trance ol .Magnolia Ceiijetory. The rail* are to lu« laid in tho middle of tho street and to bo sunk on a level with it. and where tho plank road elinta iho rails are to be laid in tho centre botwoon tho two routes. Tit* eatimntrd cost i*|96,000, and it I* presumed there will be I title difficulty in railing the amount, in abate* of $10 each, especially aa similar enterprises have proved most lucrative whotoVer MiaolUhed. Tho fare will bo 6( cento lor tho whole distance. When tho road goo* into operation n branch will probably ho extended to tho new Ashley Bridge. A prospectus of tin* com pany, however,embracing all details, we believe, suspect," has any Republic gone *o far aa to pun-1 iah ail enemlea, piat, present and future. "There ' is tio amnesty." Tee11nionluj lo Commodore Perry. The presentation of pinto which was voted by tho General Assembly of Rhode Island, to Com? nindore M. C. Perry, aa a token of appreciation at his distinguished tetviccs in the Japan Expedi tion, took place on tho sups ol the Statu Houne at Newport, on Thursday Inst, In tho presence ol a large nmemhly of ladie* and gentlemen. Tin*oc casion was entirely a civic one, Commodore P«*rry buying requested that thor* should be no military displuy. Tho testimonial consists of only one piece of plate—a silver salvor weighing321) ouneca. of the most beautiful workmanship, and boaring tho following inscription: Presented to COMMODORE MATTHEW CAt.BRKTH TERRY. In the name of the People ot the State ot Rhode bland,try ttietr Oenoral A»»cmt»l/,tn testt* mony of thoir appreciation of hit aervices to this country, in negotiating a Treaty ol Amity and Commerco with Japan; and in acknowledgment of tho hpnor he ha* con- tarred unou his native State; in ever main taining ihe renown ot the name Im beats, and adding tu tbo triumph* of liia profession, those of humanity .-vini 1‘oaco. Fob. 29, 1855. MafVi iivmi'iuii, iiimiii; tuurn.ii ■ i „ .... medical Incutty, laughing tar-watcr, cod li»cr I.ur tm-UICal fan! by law, ” thu little .wives” must light tli.-ir own a sysit-m ot practic*) that pr< hy IntMlc*. As in all pagan enunttm*, the woman is tlie alave or victim of the man The law, when it mentions her, does so hut to remind her that she . ht-i he, u, do, mid lo *<dlcr. All Icgiolntiwi) >* who) I ly in favor of the husband, f A Cobtorm.’s Widow an Entrem.— 1 Tho Lim erick Chronicles givo the following in its army news: Tho widuw of Corporal John Brown, ol the royal sappers and minora, has married the Em peror of Morroco. fjjhe ia an Inah woman. rCurrcspondence of ibtftavannah Republican.] Liberty Co., Juno 2ttth, 1855. Messrs. Editors : I see in your paper uf the lfttbinet., a communication from " Humbug."— Not being one of those who called tho meeting, 1 feel it due to those that did, that the fact* *hould be made known. Now, " Humbug” mutt have been far off in * corner, or altogether unacquainted with the facta connected with the history and object of our county meeting to provide for tho poor. Th# citizens of Dorcho*tor, learning that there were many families destitute of food, determined at once In call a county meeting, not fo;purpose of taking the county to procuro tb« means, with which to purchase corn, but with thoir character istic liberality, to plank up tho money from their own purtea, Una uf thwdndividuaUdcterminvd to hack tiia call for a meeting with a fifty dmlar hill, j j j.n« and expected oilier liberal minded citlxon# of iho Mtomob. ComccT -W. ondmu.d . dim- ,„ H mwn, lorth- Mllr oecorrte (Oter >««< lh.b,i,l...k., wlth . M .„, m „ t , , , b.lw,.a. portion ol h.r ci.w ,od th. pilot«ho „„ dnw b „, lt * «ut.klo,te,ool lo H .. Aft.flh.kfl, k,4 (OP „„,|. m ,„.„„ M t«i,h, U h. Up th , «atf,r w,f. nom, of th, cf.w rcfoNif to obeyth. tnl.tlot lo l„ . u > foflh. command# of the pilot; their Insubordination pro* doe*d a collision with th* pilot, with whom they •euffled, and afterward* attacked with a shovel and ex*. To eeeape from tham, ha had to jump overboard, aod waft picked up by a boat approach ing to qeell the disturbance. The Itaska came to orvebof, end sent ashore for teliaf, when » polls* officer repaired on board, and arresting tbs mutin eers, brought them to ihe eltf. 11m esptoln, in attempting to quiet tbs difficulty, wee also at tacked by one of tbs crew. The sailor# arrested •re now In tbs Guard House, and we presume will undergo an examination to-day. We aieo laarn that two of ff»e crew of tha eebr, Sidney Pries, who had been confined previous lo bar being ready for uea, relunsd to work when broegbt back to tha vernel; their eondect bslug Insolent and mutinous, U»#y were pleeod to charge of (btPolteeaod taken to tbo "lock-op," They loo will be examined ibis morning. The Clay Monument —Th« Comjnitteo ap pointed .to decide up»n a design for tho monument to be erected to tho memory of Honry Clay at Lexington, Kentucky,havo selected one hy an architect of Cincinnati!, Mr. J. R. Hamilton.— Thoift warn over nnc hundred plana aent in for approval hy architects and sculptor* in every State in the Union. It is intended to bo and if the design aoiectod is carried out will ho,, by for tha finest thing o| tho kind in the country. Mr. Hamilton’s design is a gothic temple of circular form with thirfren sides, intended to illustrate the thirteen original Siam* of tho Confederacy. The statute, designed by Hollow, occupies tho centre of fie building much in the same way aa that of Sir Walter Scott does in the Edinburg monument.— The upper portion ol tha building la to be ua«-d na a record room to contain relies of tho great states man, an original and admirablo idea. The French Preparing to Stay In tlio Crimea. It ia quito apparent that tho French have an eye to tho foturo as concerns iho Eurtern War. They aocm determined to make a lodgment in the East, and are fortifying tho Bay of Karnieach. A few week* ago, it was atated that they had seeuted n leant for lourtoon years, of the barracks ground nt Constantinople, and the Turks aro beginning to manifest surpnsoat the tang etoy apparently medi tated by thair Allies. The Paris Alonilour, too which is the official organ of the French Govern ment, contains thia significant paragraph. " Ttio l»»t dwpatehe* from tha Crime* announce that Urn fnrtitkaltoua deMlnail to cover Kainleach arc rni>MI< advancing. • • • The nvce-a.ijr of fornryinK die Hay uf KamlMeh had been long n-coiniiietl. ami c*n* In Urn year ihe Cfnf.rmr called the attention of iho - Jen. craM It-Chief in ltd* Important object t but the *<i vi-iliy of tbe season, and Ilia mure prcstlng' cxtgvnclct of tho atogv. would nut allow thin great work to be ownimane- •<1 hi early hi wished. Thank* to the arrival nr the nurm-mtii reliiforreinsnla rvcoived by iho slllwl army.the work la n»w pritaccuinl with great acdtlly, and w-UI •on*i hr curnplrtcl. Ksmlcwh Is from the proarni time a r rcticlt pnrl, who*# lm|M»rUuco will grow with the war npomllnns In thg Crimea. It was M*cmUl, thor,.. fere, to rmnrn Its potacwlnn hy lunhdclcntivt wmk* «■ would aff.trd ibo cuemy no potalbllliy of diiputlng tl with ui." ' ; r . Witoirr or Till! F.arS— An Engliih matha- mattcian, named Bailey, has been for some time . [fro* tte iy.Hfl.wl, Imlw.l M Ik, ktecUi ui u.4rinlli 4Ic4JMM- I Oil.. I,A*. To ten nlten.1 c iowjnwhooO,»lib .low wd M— ..nwd.w.Z Hut lately he amuuail uaatm-d.tn lha vary flush of y/tWh, lilCbbcarudaudcblvaUla, the emit uf Uouur sad at truth. * Ayal Dead y* low ray eomnulcar ye may Dot ahanaUi TDal anc # t«' oobla and to kntght-ltke ti ateoplug hit last w>:isa.in. around him and gags opop hla bter, Apd toko one loag, leal luokot bimwlM Ilea befurwua • b#h». Are 7o ready t Lift him slowly, lal us bear .him to bla rrat Wrap ye the pall arouofl him, Jay hla sabre on bls- Tttere la no atala upon ft. *0 Ila brightness shall not ruit, Tbu* Ihe hand uf him who wielded It la withertoglutu dual. pfay, abauid nnt now ny brothers, let your tear* fall now down Ilka rain. . Ye havo ta'sn the last fond ton* at hint, yo ne’er shall see agaie, •TUI the UmurrecUoo murutofc.wbfh a trumpet’s blast shall sound. That will ring o'er hill and valloy ( and burst open ovary mound. Once more ye’ll aland together, aa ye have stood to-day, To meet yuur doom and judgment, In aakuati, tail array; Yea, once mom yell meet together before t(y« throes or . Grace, In the prince of /our Maker, ye aball meet him race OverthroM- uf Huaalu Predlrird. Tho Rav, Dr. Cummutg recently delivered a lecture iu Loudon, in which hourudicted tlm de- Biructiult of Russia, llu qui'tttd Iroely Irom tiiu thirty-eighth chapter ol Ezckioi.aud endeavored to identity tho name*in that chapter as tho names of nations destined lo plav a momentous part m the last days. Tho names of thu nations therein givrn that wet e to form ilnmisulvos into a confederacy in the last times, were (*ug, Magog, Mesbech.Tubal, G«>mar, Togannah and Tarshiah He refurrod to the firat mapoi iheancicnt world, In Bagster's Polyglot Bible, ae a very Imr picturo of thu distribution ui ihuac races. Ho allowed thu deecendaiiu of Gog and Magog aa inhabiting tha exit and northeast of iho Euxine, on the Dun, the Dnieper, and the Caucasus. Josephus eay* : "Th# Scythians were called Msuog by the Greek*."— Caucasus isGug-chaaan, 1.1. Gog’s tool. Alohrch i* settled amid tho Moshie Mountains, «asi of tho Black See. Tho river Araxeo is Roeh In Arable, and the peoplo on it* banka wero firat called Kurh. Roahwaatfin Kuaetan. Tubal was the urtgm of 'I'obulsk ; MoahecUtho auurce of Muac<*vy. It ia the Princo of Koeh, Mcrtierh and Tubal who Is to head tho last conlt-dcracy. Gotuer first ai-ttlcd in Aaia Minor, spread Into too Crimea, formerly Cim- mera—a word originating in Gotimr.tht-u extended into Germany, or Uixnnriand. Tht^o aro to t»o united in pre-occupying Palestine, now a pnrtfon of tho Suliau'a domioioua, and piuvcnling tho pro- dieted return of tho Jcwa. Fnint the express prediction in Exckiat, xxxviii. he gathered that this confederacy, of which the Prince of Rush, Tubal and Meahcch waa thu leader (i. e. iho Ctar,) had now begun its career. From ono part qf the chapter ho gaihercd it would tio ar rested in its course for a littlo by a quiet, supposed by us to be * peace; but only to accumulate again aa a gigantic avalnuchu driven by irresistible force towards Palestine. Gomrr, or Germany, would unite witli Russia, and swell Hi bulk and add to ita impetus Hut lie allowed, after Chamberlain, that "Tarshiah and na I tons, deactilwd ns a com mercial warlike nation, having ships and wealth, and traffic with thn Ka<i, which was to oppose and incoi the Prince of Roih with great power, wasia all probability the type and symbol ol Great Britain." The lecturer quoted Irom Bishops Lowth and Horsley, and showed that these great divine* con curred in this. Front all these and many other gfiuiula, he camu to tho conclusion that Kuuis would sooner or later pnracM tho Mediterranean, ainvn Pnl,»aftr,A. ,n.l ..n ila t.lairta in Ihn l.nmiivn ' roi/u OtCLOCK, A. M. THE FOREIGN MAILS. | TO TUT. CmftBNB Off JAVA ft *4 If § I Tfca Moweraant rds««tiy «mtad to th* mtmotj «• ! Cos at PatMfcf la «aevi4aei« U what tU ^ j PiiU»kt Monmneatfo.ttrry tustfoMfteriUp«iki k| ^. j Bet lit tmoftiit do mm atAptwSM Wh»# it 1, r*t, lf(f , j fui4 to bMtiflfy Mir city, II Is also advaaelat ia* i*. ( torvew of itedtvtdMt* win trattbaaai Otkaw. f„ 11,- ! no, * tMtVf 9*4 in* wonkt ■ AA aasall lavasto**' la th« foAi«rtv« er**^ I dally to tots chy raay aceme « iw ait. ^ (toa »df*nubms«.t ufto* vMtoar. Jr tn-« Irving's l ife Of U'aalTlnglwrt, KiwftUle and «« u« «u»wU, t«» m i procure aub*ftr|lMkt for tbu *„,k. f. , rVRTUEII PABTICUUNI MY Till: | . BIT. ZsOtJXS* • Through tha aiisntfhn of Adam's da Co.'a Ex-j— prcaa, wa are enabled this morning to lay .before Hk#ti ,u la to •«««/• u» excSiHif• <mum «f our readers, In advane*of the mail, tlie following j •“> «diy ot coeety. A«*,.u «utikatiu wnk n toteieotinq details of foreign nvVra, brought by th* j Mtt work Rm aver J9 steamer St. Louia. Tha eteamer arrived at Naw i that will pn.«* ,4 *»«b aatvarsai imm. York, Tuesday night,at half pan nine o'clock. Th# Vieniia.Cobfstance met on tha 4th fnat-, I ' m •teunM. teteiteltei «*• te........;, the exact nature of which had not transpired, q. t . RvAnh, Mdilary ito*f)*gt, N,« Ywkt Prince Goftachakoff asked if ha might aeud 11 ro Bl. Patarsburg, but the French and English PJani- poteiitiafiea replied (Hat they were not authorized to agree to such a step, and th* cooferyne* term!* fikted dtfinfiively on the day of tha meeting.* Scarcely had the Atlantio left Liverpool with lb* nfiwe of the great aucceseea which had taken place on tbopart of the allies against the Haitians, than further intelligence in uference to their po»i:fo« on the S*»a of Azof! haa reached England. From a drapatch which had been received at the Ad mi'nJiy from Bir E. Lyons at Kertch, dated the Slat o| May, it appeata that the squadron in tbe B«a of Azuffhad appeared before Genitcnl, landed a body of seamen and toarioea, and alter driving tbe Russian force from the place, had destroyed all the depots and vessels laden with corn aod auppHea for the Russian army.. Only one man was wound ed. Since ontering the Sea uf Azoff four it««m»ia of war, and 240 vessels employed in conveying a jp» pile* to tbs Russian army in tbe Crimea, hare been destroyed. The Moniteur, of the 4th inat., publishes tbe fol lowing drapatch Irom Geo. Peliester to tbe Minis ter of War.— ! ... , Crimea,June 1,1855, Wo have sprung two mines in front ol the ffog- AaU bastion—tho second explosion did ooa*ider- ! able damage to the enemy. In the revmo ol Careening bar. In advance of our works, r>ur en gined* discovered a transverao line o| twenty four conic caaea filled with gun powder, each I. ny Jyg-J jmilKHIJU UKI-OUD. NAVA ft ft All AlAHKl: f f**"’*^ Hais.kT,J ,i4»| | p' ft. 04 rTTON— 1 The oely sale * u a bales at 11 ft cei.u. ttavannak Cxporu, June gg. Ter hrif tuika. Math, Me—tmX-t l.amut. |*er artir JortA* DiaiMi, New Vor«—1> omo*. Prr *chr M.,n»r r»fi. |!« 111 more—Utev ( 1)0 l)'<(ne*ne«, -JU do RteUe, IJ ruin J^-uaer. Px arhr I^iUtUba. Haitinv-rr—ZXJ UU, CoWm. HtoJKIPtlToP VJTP«A, PI.R RAILROAD. June *.e —Y37 bake Wout. 41 ^ Uvr. Rlng A hut t. 1 N Wljbv* e..u, ti A tiiti-,, c W !•»«»•, Hr J >1 tftbley. Hnrr.aut, Ke.1» Ai.«, h.-am 4l LaniUietl, HUD Ltiur.riu A toUtuzn. IWkn A 1. Itaut R Watltbum, A IS llarirtogc, Iknion k V- -rH% It- At-’LL-TA JIIK'K fill P. M.-Oki/.u-IVv l*u uv< ATIIUNS.JCNr.W.Hsfty.-CoOoa-rVen to markri. \Ve quote from 11 to IY ct*. CIIAKHI^IOft, June ‘JO.-CdtUin—Tne Mlv. t/ tka djy acre tltniic*! to Itu bslea, at left, Itk an; itk7 Markn aitteUltrt. IV-.vtl Px-orta rromHer.t I, IWE.to Joeet, Ifcto . : j-i Ei;>ort* to untie dale Utt year to vii Kecwipt* stnre June 9. and up to inn dm, - IJui ore, .... . l.OMufct APAUAUtfcOLA, Jt'NE t^-TLe fattowliw a . ertatpsrauv* auteaient nr tlte receipt, ate »j J>. 5 Cuti»a at tin* pnri.aip to Ibi* dais ; .. hecaijAt from<ej<t- J. Ifeif, to June t-v. oenlimctera thick in the inside, placed at equal ' Receipt* to auu* date loti >*ar distances and buried just beneath the *od; each 1 cate, containing one fiftieth of a kilogramme >>( powder ia covered with a fulminating apparatus which would explode hy the simple preaaur* oi the toot, Pheae CAeds have been taken op by our cn- gineora. Tlte Morning Herald, in a telegraphic drsi,;«rh, 'YlLM»?wiT«»N ft. «:., Jl’NK 19 —Tor; euvte-s* Ju.. 2, .t.tc. .h.l .h. .11,0. b.„ Ukon tM town ol Genitdhi, at the mouth ol the Puirid Sea. j • w “ ,v> ' W*i*. *‘ tr W lor ytlutw mp, ijj burnt a month’, ration, of the whole Ruaar.n army.» and destroyed the shipping. There It but littlo i r'lerit* T.iri^o, in—Tbe market nt't* ricrtd'igw duuU but .hi. «c».. U ,h. French re.ion oi ,h. | X. ftnair St uenttchl. j rr* at rill.rr Unarm. A despatch Irom Prince Gorti hakoff, dated the 1 «*ty ft* bb:» c o*®:*n on,,. .... .. . 7 • • M • tor Imr*. bt>»»: and l»Co .So I at »3 t-bl »9.h ult., states that tbe a! lie* have occupied, tor—tla, c a-«p ^ r«*rt« •« iaitqu'itati'>a.«iit ae Kertch, but have not pushed inwards. He rof>urui yvierdiy of rt: bbta, anu «LU motu\a$ su do »t tat that in coaacquence of the measures which he has j taken the al tics will not be able to cut off tho com* munic*ti«na of the Russian army. The Post Gazelle, of Frau*fort, pebljahrs a dia- stoze Palestine, and on ila plains, in ihe language • i r . lln r\j - . lh _ ?{”«'“ h *"- id lh » i!“ &irjs 01 Heaven. -—:—'—, Ghikht, which connects the Putrid Lake with tl> 0 [front toe.N. Y. Kv.-iitng Mirror] Sea of Az-.fi Another despatch *ava that Gen l-ting piMMisce-Ilr- lluiitor. •. Cu»h*k*.fi had arrived at Ferekop w,.h his div.s.un i* Onr roadcra have, doubtless, all read ihe aeriei _. our infant.y regimento, each 3.6UO ..rune. Cicn- of interesting le ter. ccntributcd to the Muror, lot cri , Groscnhcitcn had also .rnved at Perekop wftk .ome lime past,by Dr. Robert Hunter, whose ays- ! h „ light cavalry diviamn. the Third. eoo*t»tin B -I SBtV YORK, JUNE IS. uooa.—i .,i;oa—Tb* cot* t« uneriawcM Tlie trurkeifi oarhoacM » :fc a »«}erat4S«- mand at previous r*!e«. O*, t.M» r-'d «. * c, (Oigihrrn IV r»«!er; UJ) t.t.i, K.,4 at gtuJAalJx^. tt’lirai— f In- market t« dull w lift a dvcitoieg tctidtwn. Micttvaii Vi.'."!*. • nta -l‘r c*« a trifle hnt.ff; Se.ftMi beabela siuC at laOairr? rrnt* l*-rk -Ti e tent «4 "Inhalation in tho treatment of Dtscasraof tho Chest"—though but f->r a abort time introduced to the Amencun public-has, by n* uniform hucv»**, even in cases pronounced incurable bv other modes of treatmont, secured a lavur with the pub lic, and tho medical frait-ruity even seldom vouch safed la an innovation on "modic.il usages " Uv •».f rn»rkMW f»m ewh as upward tetwJr&ct— o|<1 Mrwil IflsitLteft I Htrf —Wf mmtttoitUiiUn firm wivlt a DKCenuts n»»r..| a* prettour rate*. - . ... | l-artl —-t 1 f m*rk*t l* dull with a dtcKbieg tciCttn. lout rcguneni*. each ydi strong- These ligofc* | tViivAcv—i^tetof Oku* at 3;>|tXc- would ct*o. Pnnco Goftachakoff a reioforcimoai' "‘“'i' Tit “vnaicti—ant Crj ot )8,000 men—a number which more exact iu- b*»' bm* luu.-.rd ;u atuot 3wr t.i>« at nuctu^wj formation would probably reduce. Lull era from Berlin, ot ihe 1st tost., atato that I - 1 --— — , j tho succ-mcs of the allies in the Sea ol Ax-ff .HARI.%B I.\TRLLIGB!VCE, hnvo made a deep impression there It is oi^-ned , T *, u. ,r ... nn\o mace a oeepmurretoton there It ia otivrrvrd erurvTiVaiv iw,n'• i-H- “> «»«•» ygJZ 1*.'****" :: army will rautotlto at.rpnarc ol ropplu-* from ih« countrir-s o( the Dun to n« felt with peculiar pres- turo by the emmy. On the 2W ult there wtre 1110 cwfi ul cbolt-ra at Si. Peict»liurg. News Irom Kertch to iho 3J aiatu that every thing was going on satisiactorily. S..uj«k Kali waa evacuated by tho Rucaians t n theSntft <•! \lay The Mammoth Sicamer Leviathan.—Tho two liirgfitt sii-umera sll<»«t in Great Brtmiii nt rtio proem time, nro lh« ^linl* and the Hmialayah — They are 228 feet in length, <>t thereabout Th< m-w stonmer, hnwev-r, iho ” Levtnthnn," will Iw 380 li-nt in leng'h. The SkTew will be combined \% i<h the paddle, workrd hy engine!!, nn>i although nominally nt 2b00 horse power, she will m reality lie capable ol lining workml up tu l<),t>00 h<>r»o power. Tbo London Morning ChromcU*,. in du- scribing h<*r,s.Aya‘ihat to guard agniuat accidents at n«..i, t<> m*ci>ineiy, and to prevent any detention tioni Buch a cmU»c, the pnddla wcols will not only tic perfectly uiMiucl Itout each oilier iu tln-ir Work ing, bul each wRIbcaet in motion by several seta ot machinery of tupetahundanl power, a<* that at all times, dornngaments or cleaning of one nr two cyimdors <0 l*oilor». will not iniorfcrn wnh iho progress of iho wfiip. Steam will bo the *n|« pro pelling power, no canvass bolng contemplat'd in this Voaacl. _ New York PoLtneAL Movements —The Roch osier Democrat lead* «*lf in renouncing wlnggcry, nod Imistnvf tho so cnUcd republican Ifteft ernli ling, and furnishes the following h«t of Soward na- pels which Invu followed Its example, viz ; Au burn Drily Advertiser, (Gov. Seward’s home or- gaud Syracuse Chronicle, (abolition,) Seneca county (fourier. (Seward Whig,' Yale* county Whig, (ditin.) Ontario Tunes, (Governor Clark’s hmnn organ.)Orleans American, (Scwnrd Whig.) and Medina Whig, (ditto.) The Denmcrai "ro-- g.itds it as C!"t»in” that a republican Btntu Con- vontinn will ho hold to nomtnato a Statu ticket noxtfail. ' PRt-dttr.M npRcAriNO .Machines—We have been informed hy n manufacturer of agficultrtr.il imple; rnenta—ono who ia excellent authority—that be tween fifteen nnd aix'een thousand reaping ma chines will bo manuinctnrod and sold this year in mir country. Thn demand is so great that iimiiu- facturora cannot ttiaka them lust onough fur their orders. Tins afford* evidence of agricultural pro*- |»criiy, na thn cost uf thaso tnacliiiu-s will nmount to nearly two millions of dollars. Our (armors exhibit wisdom in using and nainmUing machinery. A reaping machine will envo tho prico ol itself to ono season —Scientific American. Jt’ar System A mono the Indians—The Aus tin lyTcxs*) Gazette remarks that nno good evi dence of progrose is to he (mind in a late amend- tneiii proposed to ho made by tlie General Council ol the Choctaw Nntfon. that judge* shall havo lul) power to inminnni a jury of twelvo men to decido all criminal acts, with 1I10 exception ol murder — The Choctaw* *r* doing milch for iho order nnd peace of society. • . _, . Late* run* 8i»otii America.—Advice# front Rio de In Plata April 18th announce that Cunt. Halier and "ur MinisH'r at Bueno* Ayres had held a coniarvnea onncciutng tho attack uf the Para guayan* upon theaurvt vmg steamer Water Witch, anil it waa finally euncludod to rslor tho matter to tlm government at Washington. Thu health of ... thn United Minadton WAatweltont. The Rav a n- pa»t engaged in weighing tho earth. Here aro the 1 n »*' *** •• Mootevideo «m thu I8«h of April, and »«“™ : In; word*, on*quadrillion, two hundred and fihj -aix < . thousand ft Dr hundred mnoty-fivo trillions, aix him- j Hrvd and suvooiy five tlmuund billion Iona avoir- : dupuls. - Jn*t«. , Aituivr.ii. J i^lr tVf* \Y ittei, Ru-i.f'1. Hal’.iK^rv—BffeEta. I tifllyRO. M'lif lo IY R It PUKl ) r 4 faunpfon, iv.b'na k llrru, J P*r-or.. Hudoc-s k rifuuug T rs IVtjn* k eon, Y.-utur. Wy«u k Cm, i t.'rui*, tVr‘1, Sul o, AA jiii k *'o, Hail* k 1 -«i<. i T U'.kU l'»n*k Wiottiiua, \A Huocat. Vm-.itx. ... . - .» - — — -• j. UwtWvto Rlo.C:u«tf k WftSir.u A I Aft-... A 1 hey burnt tbe principal building# and aband n<-d | ' J K ltel c.nl. .s a llarct*-. r.itun k Tv sixty guca and *ix murUta, having first reudiutd 1 den. J Pt.imler.J .A Fa»r»u. W*\er a Cos. tlK'lli unserviceable. , atamtre. J F Tnrlff. k VllltVfira, IA* H il\imr, - , ..... , Tbo Tim..* ro.aivc.i tho A**,. ...t, I foe-. A A'‘I’ V"!.ac. Mini* A ix-hu+it > R Ac it AVred. A have, heretofore^ tnnitiiy battled tlundult of oof j from their d ”"‘' ch : '' “' Mi'lidlOi'iCfok. w'nri | lut •tete’telMan'ltete j vtuLC tiv*tt',ii ul titNclic 1I111 Drumiae. t.duce it nui J an 4 u-ilry puhloi. dote lo th. .mmumtf.n dr. ! .tr.i.rv Au|d. .-1| A Itc .nd n. vitQaalc.) (. Ii.ll.it with tm.ro t.uil.c. | „„** f, u ^f c 5. '| h( , ^.Th, h'! Uric I,.a., ll.m. tt.’',,V"T'.« k fcrilwp. ol. Ilutttrr i. » phr.idl.tt. «ho h>. tronturod i a, ' l ;"? r f d ln lh “ *««“■ into the Hold with no fo-sw nirntesty than «i"|itjr, c A H-ttcr iccvtVeo from the French camp t-etorc making no prcUnsiun* that lio lisa not ju»t]h*-ii bv 1 jtoVasropol, auu .May plates that the al- • st.cceaalu! practice. Right ' ^ «cr« on ll.o evo uf great truatment ol n class oi di»ca*<ML has ever occurred in this country. Tho diseases of the lungs and cheat—consump tion, bronchitis, dec.,—tho American people have a general and.it Mould seem, chrouic inclination W hetbar >t resulte rno#t Irom earcleranen in dreps, or in diet, <>r mainly ftoni n want ol care in i*oih, as well as in habits ol cxercioo, Wo cannot pay- bat »e know, from kuepmc an i-yoto the motla ity bills, that lung and chon di*eafc* ara the ruling di«wA*e* ol thu country. Amt «hut U more, ihe)' 1 ft. _ lit . A .... I. .It . .. * SBOTVKft or Lady Raolaso—A mi Llewellea died lately at Ellsworth, Me* ia humbls clrcummncee, who ia Mid 10 have keen own brollier to Led/ Kaglao, wifo of tha Ortileh Nmn* ntaodcr to the Crimea, and to have been wounded at the hauls of Waierloo, Where he wee an officer •odar Wellington. Toixdat I set was observed as A day of fasting •nd prayer hf the Chfokaeew fudiade. honefitof tho poor, and that lha law would rnast Ihe pfaeantainergency. One of tkngamlomsn who made this suggefiinn was an executor on John L«mb«ri‘e will. After tho mealing wu organized, two of lha executors uf John Lambert ware placed on the Committee, and the resolution directing th* Judges to borrow the money on ihe credit of the o«uniy, was drawn up aod offered by one amon^the tnoet efficient exaeptors of John Lembert'a estate. Three out ol five of tha executor* were praeetit, aod they sanctioned thd proceedings ol ihe meet* fog. Th# executor* h*d,*a uiual, appropriated money for tha fMmr, lilt there w#rf many needy families who had nol bean the radplanta of their bounty, and these who had found ft difficult to get corn •van with the money. Tit*county meeting 000- lemplated different eeilon, whieh was to get tha money; boy the corn,ship it to Rleebmo, end Mil upon the liberal minded to send"chair wagnns and teams, and loeat|,the corn In a central poaltlun fo reach of Ihe p<»or. This ia what the mealing «oniompl*l#d,end ikle is whet ha* been done. Would you call this e H Humbug,” Meant. Edilors f Thou* who had Ihe Corn 10 purchase and to haul, bell#rad they were dullng In realities. I would not (the tore- .criminal* upon •? HnmbNg," Nt It illy becomat thoee who did net participate foil*benevolent nb jegtof provldiff fortheneecy, 10 find fault with thoeewhodld Yonrf,4o., "When Shall WeTusee Meet AoainI”— A ; latter from Paris to tlte Cincinnaii Onuettm says, j that at a recafit dinner given by * wealthy Amert- nan.retliling fo that otty, Hun. Martin Van Dnren, Horace Groeley, and La win CsM.jr., were afinmg the gueata bouiul up the Utuguay tlver tu survey it. Fain Hmii. Btatx Oonventiun in Vermont — Tho Veritiom paper# contain a call for n conven tion ol ail, without iliaiinction of party, who are oppopett totfin torthar ext«n*h>ni>f »laVtiy,tft) meet nt Burlington, on tlm 25ih of fort month, to itoinl- rmie yiaie t Illinois The call la Signed hy I|-«n L- Braineril(U. H. Renatot) and lion. John Potter, Cluutniau o( the State Committee*. Ervxcta «y HTnyftNo Scdpeulv.—The Exproe* train Irom Neyv York, nn Monday, pulled up *•• wddenly at East Albany, N.Y.jharIt pitched a Mr. Cromwell, ol Oswego, ihrnugli onnof ihnftotU winaowa of Hie ca>, cmting ht* face aavetely. An Oi.h Btan—A* some mason* wero el- j feeling repairs In a liouso In the Run Metoicm, in l.y*'n#, tliey nurpflsed, In Its neat, where it waa ap parently expiring from old age, • ewattow, having round tta neck a chain foaling a little stiver plate, with thn following word* envravod on it; "LuiJn- vtcna Matgafiter fidela, 1849” „ • tl — fo'xsx# or tub French Army in Tin Crimxa — Hie r.mprsea Ifowager oIHumIs intends to 1 The Parle corieettondcnt of the London Times pees a portion of ihls summer at a country housn j *ian», on nuilmrity ol official foloni»alb»n,ih*i the near Iho llairtMi^ Hite will fltat visit Berlin. j numl-er ul French troop* sent out to tlm Crimea, . i T f.* ! ,n j ° r -ftP* * , “ m «* teiwten Dtlte y 01 '■ VftkU. Eoowtftl.kMir -'fo Ud* who (Im Imii .jw.l.i.n .,( h.irwiii.n.luu •O". ««} Or-wford »'»»!»(C« ) K.u i. a beaniiftil allk drea# front the young men or Con- nakutvttiir. In KumiM |Kii|ilk l.k. n(! ih.irh.ia inn.ai rn.ni In Ain.rlna, ,10.1 nwn l.k. nl (hair h.i. i» tte iwoiil*. j Th- foljnwinf I. inn .m-nnl o( Tte nill.nat S tetHJjWTjMJISMh Amrrlfl.n llrjnihllK I'.ru N.w (Irannila M7am!o00i iLuil.., •MSiW) Ven.iii.ln Chll. te^rtn,. It iwli.ift W/iw/Juo. Tnul iite.wu/no, ' \ 9 M“'-h~’d, ite kniiK'NiXhlnir m event#— . everything prepared. I!he last arrangmuni* had to-ro made tu a council ot war, m which Gen Cxnt.to- 0<»qo«tl. L rd l!.«l.n,Om.r i’nh,, Blown. Della, Marmora, and Admiral* Brout and Lyon#, were present. Aft the re»oforecm.»nt* had emm up, making tho French army amount to 2Qu,»H>0 men, A telegraph dispatch ffom Caliargi* announce# the dcalh of the Bey of Tunis, on tbe night «| the Ul Jun*. Hia aucccaeor and cousin. Sidi Mo- sound argument and here, in our innisi, ho has met tha "ineurAbliM,’* nml reeinrrd them to prwum health Ho haa *0 niultinlled witnes«c* in fua Kdiall that he m'ght have rceico on "leatiinonials,” and lnn-n aiiro ol prmviee to In* iieau'a,conlcnt. But lie has taken a broader amt nobler view in relation to hi* duty, a* iho intiiiutor of a valuable now. system m eminivimn wiilt too liealmg art. Ho haa dcairod not only to practise tt himarit, but to commend it to tho medi cal fraterpiiy* eertam that, when their prejudteae ahould lw overcome, they, too, would join wnh him m its practice. Ifo wished to servo the public in tlte largest way possible. Ol course wu know nothing of the medicaments uMtel by Di. Hunter, nor can wo discourse techni cally upon his mode <>11rentiiic-tii; wo only know that hy inhalation he roaches di*ca*c a* 11 itu* nover bufnro been ronchcd, and tlist, to tin- pntient, it is not only‘curaiivo but at tho sxmo lime tiio moil ngroeatilc mode ot treatment. Our readcni havo. howovor, bo. n cnlightcncii by Dr. H.'a let ter* moro thm they would Ira by anything wc could sxy. A very able arvtcfo, or summary ot hwoys* tent, appi-nra in tho Alar.'li numk-r ol tho American Medical Gazetto, edited by Ur. Merednu Kreac. Wu havn not apace horn to copy this article, •* we would liko to do, but tt ia worthy ol the atfen'iott nl every ono. In introducing the letter to lus reader,* Dr. Room says: " Wo in«ort his (Dr. Humor!*) letter with ptox*. uro, addron'd as it is to the protoaaion, who will knowhow to appreciate it. It will verve u», moreover, at an answer 10 many of our distant suiweribora who hsru written toua for inlorntaiion on the subject- They cannot fail to discriminate between Dr. Hunter's Mieuttoc views in togard to disease* and remedies, and tho paltry charlatanism of certain quacks, whose grandiloquent advertise ment of’lung vapor m package*,’ iVc . merit only contempt, and tv hove employment ot Iuhalatton ia calculated to bring tho practico into disrepute." The Herald says, in copying tho above mention ed letter: "Tito article ia clear, well written and sensible, and i* addressed hy Dr. Hunter to hia brethren ol tho probation at large, as mi explicit declaration ol the principle# on which he practice# pi a »pe- . .......1 „ - , i cialtiy, with acknow ledged benefit to a largo and | •>'DsatinnI*t lb# capital, as well as along the whole widely extendingcirclo of patient#,both irom tin* ' • city and thn surrounding district#. Hia avoidance J tV J »i!.rr>p. PtfvrriSt . VV YY.«tet, Ly»aAVfl<JA^, r*rhr Jor.M emiUt, Furioac, Mew York—i-fCrr. Cun No. Sdir fv’tnrm-i, fliertlBg. NolUmo-t— Prieto* Se-7 k.Cn U>u2M«, YViIk-b, Baltimore—It rtf tar. YK'j k .-fir.NtOHAftlVA. Maw Yoaa, Jutte le—Ar. Kbr Ro*«e!l, Klnf-• E*v» (r>on Qarian. C» , te'unj 1 1 >'« » IVeiord. New Y ork. Junr 19—4 *d, bnjra TmaUlo and Mk.*rj, f.«r Jacksonville, fro. Air.twlp Adil*ta. Tortte‘.><», aw* IWw.-., J-cAr-v- vitlc; «U|te- I'car, partea. K-hr K»» lirqwtj.Mrul. Nrviiik, N. li, Jntte IA.—CM, tchr Uvlk, t.tlo- rtcn.Ua. .... M«w V©«* ,Jtjk 19.—Aid, krt« Marcia tnA TmtfiN hammed Bey, ascended tho throoo Without otota- for j-,rk*otiiiite Ar. sehr Kale Ericham, r«>» Sm- cle , nati ; brig* Adelma an-t Torrello, In'Oi J»rXa««^a. Both Houses of Parliament melon the 4th im., u,x * OstWrtU. alter tho M'hHauntide and Derby rece«*. In the l.ordt the Newspaper Stamp ifutiee bill pojwcd »' xytsua»Vt v» i» ataxa •tosm*. through Commiltco In the Commoua, toe ad- . - , - journrd debate on the conduct and policy of the ■ * ort frames Academy ix>ttcry. war waa rcvunicd, and ait.-r « a-rnewlut length-1 sutwertoer ha vine rwortve* te-'in tb» r. b-b.*^ adj-'unied. Mr. M. lijt»- X Mowee# the Aj-e-ej •«* Mana^Vrocvw ik« * • rourfoiiM.s.u tiiLnt i.otti hv t.»» e-teOltebt'd ike prtocipsi Y’flkc tt AUsara.Ua- atg lli.cnTn.-ihluc.-l * Ike t.ft.UcfY ok 1 be pt*« *• ’-fell of Uie 9H>mbcro Atiiwary AtoArmy .\t>i«ka (•RAM) 5Utr.MK FOR Jf f.Y t’la»* a. To De drawn Jalj 3d. irCkA, In the otr a! Auatu. • «*- m ben j t:»rv *®..uti^r.s ie 50,000 DOLLARS! tiio i.llgosti nsuonal grandeur. each drawing, and paid When due, w >tSous arcui cned debate, wa* again a son considering tho Turki»h territory now intact, and aifo, condemned toe toe pervistence in a war which ho described as oi indefintie extent, and ‘•nly pursued tnthe vain desire for military glory Sir \\ . .Molosworth denounced the tem.Hatfona which had been presented lor the conclusion of « recreant peace, and ccateuded foal toe safety, as well as the glnry of foe British Empire, would be perilled bv any tignt ol cowardice, or aum-nder 'I tho high principles which constituted the reel hy I prl*« of... I do I d.i of..., paid when due, v t wrtaeot » «• .. 5.1*0 | A %to <4 SI.IW . Vt* J.«o 110 do or eiv *** .. ; to eo of IJ* . '■** 1>4U i tt do of tai . I-W ,*1 Uo of mu ... E.a.4 ITKTUEK DRTAILX. I^ord Palmerston w-a* vehemently cheered both sides; in toe House of Commons , when heij announecti that the Vienna Conference bad finally II do ot.... closed. ^ The London Time# says the diesolution | 40* prtaeo. am uteiii only j of the Conference "terminates that state of ms-1 «txt.\ " "l""* whlcl ’ [ -'■"'.um.. min.ktn .1 h™.. ' ■ a want of resolution, and abroad for a Went j atnaiy cmdidektlal, MMfia. »t ”«»l n,.wer.” i Aaeal And llaneeea, AlUv.ia.6k. p . . ... . , i J. F. AVVTRCV, (ieOml Aeewt.rsarvnaat.U*- t rc;i«r • lions are making by tbe alttr^ for a ( otBce on Preackvon vy-, ba&wreo rtr*.vA<^» a»n lifteo. amoHnline In ■iNl.A Tt.MTHOCft.4Mv M'MM RV vigortuia campaign in tho Baltic. The appear ance of their fieota off Ravel had produced a gr« at; loan of Esthlsnd and Finland. The Alfteaare much dneuntafied with tho con-} duet ol Austria in the Danobian province*. They j aro aW»di»pl eased with toe bearing of Prince' Stirby. A letter from Constantinople, of the 2<tb —- — eomo ol our leading phyaiolaua, and hts house la j ^ It'll a n Buck a to *rmTa! at'o' « m * ^hmr' * T “ J^at*n. >' daily crowded with patients.” t ‘Iiocharert tn a state of tiege, hat« But our purpose, In thin article, waa nut to into —“““ * * r "‘ of ovory indication of cmptrinani, and hi* rational diagnosis of all alloctmn* ul the throat aud lungs, with hia vory aucccselol application of tcnictlial agent* in the shape of mrdicatt'd vapor, h*ee caused Dr. Hunter to lie already patronijwl hy D r a vrN S~viiTRK»»M vjrfo*H-fc rwia»*i'm-Leu IavIMJ. 4?ta»4 lift ! Ci 4 73 Tv *4 tl I 54 TT 45 13 «? «# V Juoe W C. AVirUlNUKVN. 866,000. U KambM Uew«y~tA (teamn Nalteaa Grocno and Pulaski Lottery* rXTUA CI.AMM n. roil 1133. Irom ihe riumitcnaeno ni *»f the war. la IHg.tHH), ot which iiiiinfo'f 120,IKK) aro now rffectlvc, »uas lef Ot Hits. The lose coiiaeqnsmly i* 62,«M1. A Hiuap Ipsa —Ho«n#i? than fitarry a woman o| fifty. I’d take two et five Mid-twenty tsr No woman diinha baer nl her own aoeord —she is always"onlered’’ to drink ft I •vfmt.to,WttV>rut.A~ AHnDiRftANFrt tutma. . fi<( ih»v«urfifld UlteftAMt, t'artei’a tfttekUli Miller* It lb* nut; «|.r«lfle Hip priipoi tM* aava to (heir peesaavhHt ever nne fonnlrvd fteritSeaiea of the w<Ml •atramdinMy cure# v!< tft’e rater bilha eevDIleale of Ntoksnl Adsraajal* lll*b *»h#«ie of U(aliNoni«t, V* , IMejn fiuttoti, tSiNv mitvintter.nf the HVvriiMe ft»r Iftcnmiue’i fluwral 'Ve.eh, of ihe Mawmnib tormlat Dr. ilumllar, nl Wi.ktngtiM) 1 lift ik4r. Am a. Matihhwa. *«u IM). i «MCk, Heq^niltkllMntet. V#„ Mr. I* Hn)den. I vrhanra lm;l, V#., slat a heat of 4-Uim, Whe Imivp seen raw# •f the Womi •leaertothik eurwl urtftrt#r‘#Hinni»h »lta> tere rii#» all eenlffc tern tils the greatavt punfiai »r foa tilteHl keKWii. >. A, NSUSMI k Oi>, A**au, Jew-Iran duoo apcciat toalini ini', or to argue Dr. Hunter'i Claim* In any special way. Wnh lliousanda ol other*, w»' have been intete-ted in hia aval mo, more hy the universality of its auccem and lrt» hlc*»tng it promised, than on any and all oilier account* To ihe real servitor ol the public—the friend of humanity—ere have never been wanting in eutoey. Wo rrgatd Dr- Hunter as a distinguished member ol this OllM. fluahniid'H rnlrlnrtl .Ylngurein lliiatwiur# CAI.CINKII M ArtNI^IA la hl*hl) twne- flolal flkSlIdlveeHta of the fttomarh ami Itowelv, which aie atfemlml with aclilliy, amt Rtvea Immmllaie tellrl to the heartburn. The effect* uf r«ce*« in etthie or driukln* arr*ei»erall) relieved hy It, amt tl afford* oua uf Ihe ini|ile«i amt iniut plrarant ai>erteni», e-pr.-ialiy lo peroona **he. from a vedeiuar' llte or other cauae*, are under the frequent nrceatlty of having ivivmih i«i laxative*. To jteraou* of a tullloua or a B'"i'r heblt, ft may t*e re>-onun*tided wlih peculiar proprleiv; aod tu virtue* have liept* rri»*atedty vnlflcd In the diaeavei of warm climatea Many nf the row plaint* of rhldfvn In Mrly Intancj, and even at tm-re a«|vaiirc«l |ci!•>.!», are alirmtad wtthaeldlt); and In *ueh raves, the I'aWlnrvf Matuevta ha* a |f*»i advantaue wv»i .'ttwi at»a.<(tu.nt«, Til) that It liolh neilirallieathe acid III lha aftiuenurv canal, and acta a* an entcactoua jm\ ivotilk punitUvc.— Thia preparation la free front uuploa*ant tavla.aod three time* tlm *w«n*1li of theronimou otrlned MagweaU Vow An* pr»i\d0M Hftvtr Mmtalv, amt a New York World’s Fat? Medal awarded. For tale by lha drugetet* rant rally, and by the vwaau Welurer, Y. J. Ill toll AN l», rhlladeiphta. apt VI mtefTnio* Dlstln|Ui*he«r nh) *n-iau*r VeM*Tnnw n veer- cliantv, fftvpcetable airethr* arloa, and hundred* •>( oilier* h«ar leMImon* to ike *nnd rlhcia of NTAltt.l.ft*?* ANODVNH CIIKRKY I^PKOTIMANT,a*aeurallv# Insnugti*, C"M*. al«d dl*ea*es»»f tha lun«* amt li.rva. * “’ly. There la no nnpuici*n* Id tl* Mr|temft.v«. J which am wall known am) M|hty wpprwetatwd •eftrw Medical family, atone »m»r Into tie eem* - WI AMI.IIKV IllAlIKlItMA ( VlRDt Al. |, .1, - *d with »h%oawe ectewUAa aktU and c*i» lit lal albeia In dteaaww of Ihe huwela haw ham ramarkalilc. Over Auaphtakiani, whohavatwanmad* aequalnleit with the rvciiwe **f ihvoe poenUr tcnmitea, have |we« pteavwt with tham, amt only tswak nt th«m UWumt.a wMxuattfal ptatva, t( ywakkxw%«BMgh. hhf iltvraveol (pa tune* or llweai,i»ve‘ a trial | or If yotiwr ynur ir*—* (Marttov* t'lvrdlr* * Mark thn retail. DteitMn te-pk'*'.k» te, ,i,u, M Ite WW teSrar*' ' "•rsssi *a. producMt Al Cun,i,nnoi»plo. , nv'.i pimful ,l Icct U* tedr**# at ttAlklmi'n.tVlww^ on lOaiurda). Sana C.V1. ic35. r.KKUOHY k MAl'RY MAN AC mi* Th, C«ri(M InmiTMIIon h Sp*tn b.d te«a pm-1 , .r^oop-i .1 ,,0.000. * t Wf i. ' l w t- iia t a w j! Ttekei* Sharpe fo prt*pwt*4»'«». In toe money market the Enffbah fund showed rtckn* a»4 nhare^ either viagty hi *h#ra<eark unrheckevi buoyancy, ami experience*!, on the 4th tor *«>r M 6. tYITWWCD® inat., a lutther advane* ol f per cent Copvrls for to# July armvunt, which tell off on th* 2d at Vtl • ■ u -- ■ — nais^ ex-dtvtdend, o|>ened at VII to 7-9, to which they! finally rviurneti, after hating temporally touched BOTANICAL CURIOSITY AT THU UYHSAtlttt. 92 Premium was again in demand, end there: were buyer* dunng the ihornme at 5 premium i Th# account* of the apn*aranc« of ihe cr*pt* . . .. . ~ , throughout the tinned Kingdom (Nmtinued, on the ; *» ihe «-*w**^»*a*w. to we In tlte o<un market the bueineet wet womewhai iVLOJEI VXvCZSI llmittcd. hut kn advance of frt«m la to te was geo- • t .-owmenty kwowe a# •'""‘"tSte*.,™. Vkc (ratery I’!**'- StTOftMv, Ian. », Mattel cl'w.1 imi .11 itxMO iu« »Hh R.n.f.l Anti AIM,, term,. And mm t-( Alt nl o.t*l kind. At tte rurrm, tintf. ol r^Ard., S.'n *T Ik J» -T ttl.l*I.OIktl TO t* ltH ' ~itm.lnt At Stl.000 tel,*, tnrludtn, ft.(AU (ot ». i tktyteji t.l. a — -"-te*-T* <~V" t.CI p.tn anvl 5,(XX) or speculation, j W*n,eeMr* high, w**k •*♦» t> j,«Lnjstssfs-a .**.«.o..ni *—xzag mnd.nAtt, And, aa nontp«ml »lt>t 1'nJ.f'A t.lw, * *• ntlrM.d All fttndA AK A«l»t I ftd.dAAW. bAt*. „ I |*. At . WU tlWAA A t. A t. ».twn ItAlAA, tiMlndm, tjXXi Ite Utett ted Itt.tkW * , »n >|>KtOAtli>n. Intel >1 tlteAAte. te !» JittnJ— MaiVm AlOted with MM IAHMMV. Trite.ark t — o.mdklMjadtw, 1.000cn i,(w U itv.j«,v«>» I 'I*—, -1 telte tetf ■ ■ J.te. ft Ortlkv, A A .. > I te Ift'teklteLte ITlA. Ik 1'. Sdvt naka*A' -- vw, tv pw atm MOM1W, or mwms M*| *• wppj ‘ A. MllAiMl 1 Na IIOM4N mo. Ml. Tot.l mIaa nl thtte dAA< Topil UIm -.a ai “•*.!« I' v., 1-dlM n.tnOjf-Ml.il.m. |,» Aftiwi. i --J. „ r ,, expoit tncf • WAVKH k COXStANtlNK- WAKh\ favWJ-^ nrexrtet «fta«Na« w«t be giwat Ae Reeitvfox.eM rerweivltog—*' l*l»s. lUAhA A ttNMLft tardlite rvedaT SoThT t •^*w*» i****"~ ** ** uminiairt mtiirti* ur I . .Wftkwa* Ift* »«. *••! I«V IJk^^^l^Ad„ kllTMt. Tft> Cl iftft ftftjftkft- fteoy, n4 Jrm' \ leva