Racine Advocate from Racine, Wisconsin • Page 2

acme gtbtecale. I i C. San.lford, icaitor nntl Praprlvfpr WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1865 To Those Interested, Enlargement of Uio Advocate, About tho first of September vo present the Advocato in an enlarge! more acceptable form. Wc arc now hnv ing a Power Press made and the materials jircpared, by help of whuli wc hope to I malic tho Advocate equal to any family newspaper in tho btatc. The increasing demands of the bus'nesr.

interests of Ivitcine upon our ticlvei tisuii: columns, have satisfied us that wo most cither enlarge our papor or crowd upon the space dovotcd to reading matter more than would be satisfactory to our subscribers and as wc aro determined to keep a little in advanco of the public on this point, wo shall be ready lor the full business with increased The Advocate will be nn eight column paper, printed on a sheet 28 by 43 inches. Jn this connection wc wish to say a word or two in regard to our position bore. and politically the Advocate is independent, of all cliques and panics. We labor with the Republicans, because wo believe that party to be the tnlv one in the Stato upon which tho people can rely for the protection of their rights. So long as wc believe the Tiepub it lit shall cordially villi them, nud so lous; ns they appro of course wo expect they will support and no hnfftr.

Of the business men of Racine, alt rule is that they will look to their own ii tercsts. Wc do not wish any man take the Advocato or advertise merely ft. the purpose of "patronizing" it, for docs not need any such support, and sue patrons are tlu greatest curse with which a publishor can l.o afflicted. Wc believe that any business worth attending to, is worth advertising to those of our bu i jiess men who agree with us in this opinion, we offer the columns of the Advocate as nn excellent and cheap medium of communication between them and the public. Rut wc hope no man will spend a dollar ho feels cohfidt thai, he will rccciv, benefit from the ii twelve shillings Prompt Returns.

There is no rir.erpriso in which a com munity can engage which pays so prompt and surely as Railroad. The citizens of R.v ino are inroad reaping the fruits of their enterprise. The moment it became a fixed fact that the Racine Mississippi Railroad would bj built, the value of property hercb.gaii to and the demand for it to increase. Real estate now sells quick at 25 per ct. advance on prices which went bogg'ng last fall.

A g. ntlc jnnn from tho cast lias just secured three lots fronting on iho river, upon which lie intends to erect a large machine shop the building will be 150 feet long by GO wide. The establishment will be devoted exclu sively to the manufacture of patent machinery for sawing lumber. Two gentlemen have made arrangements for establishing a wholesale stnnj ware depot hero in September, and bolides these, many of our own citizens arc preparing to enlarge and extend business. If tho laying of the first bar of iron has such an influence upon tho bu.incs of II i cine, what may wc not reasonably expect when the cars rim direct from this city to the Mississippi.

The futuro is lull ol bright hopes. Severe tialc. A. terrific gulo passed over this region country on Sunday night last, The Congregational Church, in Sngctnwn suffered tho worst of any budding in this cily three of the chimneys were blown off, and the spire so badly started from its found ation that, at first, fears wore entertained i i chanics have siuce made a thorough exom ination and report that it a be made nil right again. This Church through about ns many trials a St.

Paul Shade trees and chimneys i parts of tho city were tumbled we beliove no other sorious da but On Monday morning, a ly a foremast standing, wn port running before tho towed into Milwaukee the isol with on een off this 3. She was ne niter noon by the propeller Saganaw, and proved to be the brig Stixon, from Chicago bound to Oswego with a load of 11,000 bu. of corn for Fttzhugh Littiejohn, to whom he belonged. A Paper City. The Kenosha Ti ibu ic says that tho Lake Shore Ii.

It. Co. has pu.vliased 200 acres of land on the Wisconsin side of the State Lino, for the purpose as is supposed, of building up a now city there. the on tum, by, was and. eral of of car of not to the ing 1st In 1 i Racine City Guards.

Tie City Lv The Gcrmant company in this Our readers Mrjl seoy. noce the citv wcro the recipients of an elegant and papers, and by hailli, about the costly banner on the 4th. The banner Uhat the committee, npjointoftTor the pur, was nainted in New York by directions of pose will sell all. the in block thirty number' of our citizens. It is eight feet eight on.

the school section, as well as the r. nf 1,1 nr. Bilk and i nnor bouse lots in the 5th ward, Sat surrrunded with a heavy crimson fringe the tla? start" is oak with brass mountings and coupling. The banner about uoo. Tlio Guardaparndcd on log of 4th, marchud down Main Street and formed a line in front of the City Council Chamber, where the banner was presented bellalf of: tho donors by Mayor Wub and received with three hearty cheers Guards, vhioh up and re cQhocc The Guards then too march to Court Hon ho lins.x nfl i he Em met twins, headed company i in lienor of ''tlie Day we 13 ith complies presented a ice and arc an.

honor to the Accident on the Lake Shoro'R. It. A sjrious occurred to the train going South last Friday evening. A freight, car loaded with stoves at Kenosha, placed in the train between the tcndci the baggrtge cai', an 1 when near Wail broke nn plunged iff the! track, taking with it the baggage and bcv passenger cars. No passengers were injured, but the' baggage master nnd one the brakemen badly hurt, the recovery the latter being doubtful.

The freight which caused thc contained 50 stoves, and after, performing several feats ground and lofty tumbling, c.i'rho to a stopping place of tho 56 stoves mm; were whole, the balance smashed into Census Returns. Three weeks ago tho Koriosh: announced that tho City Cleric lm completed the census of that place, audi that the population on tho lir. of Juno was uboiil 3,900 the offiuial figures have yet been given, so that 'wo are unable tell about how many linudroJ it fall short of the repoifed number. Iu 1850 population of Kenosha was' 3,455. The Jancsvillo Gazette gives tho follow report of the population' of that city.

Ward 881 Tho population of Boloit, as reported two weeks ago 4,200. Detoit and during tho past five years have increased in a greater ratio than this city but during that time they have had all, or nearly all tho advantages of Railroad connection wirn mw been ns completely shut out from communication wilh the worll during the winter season, as though wo hud been on the back side of all' creation. With nil these disadvantages to contend agonist, Racine has pushed steadily ahead. 1850 the population was 5,107, now the census will show a population of between 7,500 and SlDStility of Slavery to Foreigners. The following the New Or cans Creole, is a fair specimen of the feel mg.s entertained towards foreigners by tip Oligarchy which rules tho South oan Antonio uj is ojien si.okeu Sou: Ii.

In says tlio Austin Gn.vt:. it v. oid the range Of III lutes, wlutli inll iion of lb, nen.ilt.v death any porson who shall publish' or distrib snub works. Tho editor intimate) that all Cioi minis a'cxaanrc as bitterly opposed to defy us strike' nt tho root of the mat hose are Ids words "unless wc utop becomes tfi.o Ger; If 1 hnlicv OIlM This beau and lov a its of cotton, be the supply of coal stows this fid the demand which will bo ere, South, 'mo millions of our ic sceptre ol political ami commercial power i the South, is loo precious a heritage to be nr. lid, time by ls, nftd that brand, too, To ti oni foreigners, i whom 'we hiivo teudercd tho rights ohAuier Wc 1 be observed 'that the great smca.wo examined two setU of double.har or the bare suspicion of it, which nes8 mftdo at Alderman Fosters Shop tide every Gi ny south.

mply claiming the rightofiw juntry where it is ostensibly the bounds of truth are not free so long 1, While the Germans of Toxas thus' brawl' for the mM1 01 siavenouers, i i eoii. itiyocn in the X' i Stlltcs havo allied themselves with the or. 1 ly party that has ever possessed tho undi vided confidence of the slave holders of Louisiana and Texas. Wholesale Drug and Grocery Store.1 The attention of country dealers and those wishing to buy Drugs orGroccries at wholesale, is directed to the advertisement of Messrs. F.

W. DeBorard Co. in to days Advocato. This firm intend to do a wholesale business, and au examination of their prices and stock in store will satisfy all that they can redeem their promises. They also have a largo whole I sale estnolislmient nr.

juuouque, and buy ing heavily, as they necessarily, dot for the wo nouses, uiey gee ineir goons ai u.e very lowest New York jobbing figures. They can sell to country dealers as cheap ns the latter can buy in. New Yorl nothing of transportation and urdny afternoon" 'clock in front of the Oohrt'House. This is doubtless the b. way of disposing of them, as it will give overv one a chance to purchase, ho ish es a lot.

They will be sold in single lots, and as there are twenty four on the school ii and four ii 3etown, there will be ht men to procure good homestead. The title to them can btTnia.dc pcrfect. as the, city now' 'has fee simplo. The, lots on, the school section arc as eligible for cTw'ollings n.s.wny:ih the city. The one irt the 5th ward which is on the Milwaukee road has on it a large dwelling, hqusp, lies beau: ifully and trilling expense can, made one of the prettiest residences in thc city.

The object for 'which tho nvails of these lots arc to be iised, commends itself to the good will of every inhabitant of the city. It is hoped nudexpeoted that they will sell for enough to commence and complete the three school houses which, are asked' for the Board of Education, and demand ed by tho imperative wants of the present and increasing youth of the city. It is, proposed by the Board' of Education if tho means can be furnished, to erect three scho'il houses at an expense of about three thousand dollars each. Ode to be located in the 3.1, and one in the 4th, nd one in tho 5th wards. These XjV.

ill be calculated to accommodate about three hundred pupils each, and will bt erected in good lastc, according to the modern stylo'ofhrchitecture, with a showy oupola for a. bell, and will be an ornament to the localities which may be lucky enough to obtain them'. The public squares in the llnrd and roiirth wards will be proper places fur them in those' Vards, while poor Sugetywn wliijji was not born with a piece of public ground, will hnyoto go or hunt up something else. Jt is hoped however that some one or more of the heavy landed proprietors in that. will be'jpdujed to.mnlte the city a escnt of handsome lot and thus esc ipe further taxation on it.

In calling tlio attention of otir renders to this matter, wc hope to impress them with the idea, that, however desirable it might be to obtain these beautiful lots for a very smalt sum, yet tho suin3 which they do bring are to be devoted to the most laudable of all human objects, nnd: therefore evqry jeffurt should be. made to have a large, crowd attend the stile in order that the bidding may be free nn'd spir itod, and that the lots may bring prices The terms on which they are to be sold arc qi liberal and arc the best that could he made' to answer the purpose iu applying the proceeds to the erection of the buildings. Next Saturday afternoon is the time. Terms one third Cash down, one third" in six months, and one third in a year at ten per Kcw Coal Yard Gilbert Knapp, late President of tho City Bank, has commenced a business horo, the need of which has longboen felt. T.hn hmh nvinn of wnnrl nltiikin.

fiiid the PXlol.tiol;;ltc prices sometimes charged, has i rondel.cd jt durable that a coal yard liel upon hich full sup ply of this fuel throughout tho winter Tit falf prices. Ctipt. Kunpp has opened a coal yard of this, description Sd street, adjoining the Red bridge over RootEivcr, and uring tho past week some four or five is f. i there Coal is unquestionably much cheapcr an article of fuel than wood at the pric paid here during tho past winter, and trust that our i tove dealers to s' Hew rappings. It give's ua pleasure to of tho prosperity and of the me hanicnl interest of Ratine.

A few days for Messrs. Pierce Tuaoup tho work manship is of the most substantial and tssteful description, with silverplnted mountings," and when exhibited the backs of Piorpe Throup's fine livery hor ses cannot foil to look well. We hardly knew which to commend most, the skill of tho pr.r.nufacturcr or the good sense of tho purchasers in buy ing at home instead of sending their money abroad at getting r.n inferior article. Such men nre a benefit to the place, and; hould bo liberally supported. Cahoon's Pie Plaul.

We neglected last week to acknowledge he receipt of some of the largest and best flavored Pie plant wo over saw or tasted. It came from Cahoon's celebrated garden at Kenosha, and reached us by way bf Messrs. laoapE Gorton, who an agents for the sale ofho article in this city Families can proeuro supply at Messrs. T. store, No; 110 Main st.

Harper's Magazine for July Was received at Winslow's Hook. Store some two weeks since, and, the editor's copy promptly placed upon our table. Winslow receives all tho new publications as soon as the express will bring them after they make their appearance in New work give him a call. Rev. the May 'A Tho is it dies an as J.

for of of Real Estate Sales. I TT Tfrn Ar During the past week? Id. ing prppe next South of Dr. Main aod Foster's, for Lota and 12 in block 93, opposite Dr. Park's residence, for E.

D. Filer price 3,000. House and lot onWisconsin lor Mr. for Seventy fi'v'eStcVds of land 'for G. DFrf lows, at $40 perncfo.

Racine Mississippi R. R. During the past week the following ves sels'havc nrrive1. at rt with' iron for Racine and Mis is ippi The Queen landed; 1,53 tons, I an pr, Ho. Richard Mott cleared at' the ly befi tho Saganaw sailed, with 250 probably trrive 'in the course ol a few A ndw Locomotive the "BcloW now at Chicago, and is expected up Thursday.

For' the Ladles. In these days of science and ingenuity is decidedly foolish and useless for to wear out their fingers and limn old washboard, when a few cents, each week invested in Messrs. pirns Kroecbu's German Chomicnl ErasiveSoap woulti'dissolvo the union 'between1 shirts and dirt and restore, the former to original whiteness. Tlio 9oap is as chea: common bar soap, and one trial of i will satisfy any go housewife of its dtil Win. Oomiull.

I.ooii'ni tl C. Klmlm Newnll, Kf.ek Brown, Iinyrt'J'J. Rav, La Fayctto P.O. Jonoa, John a Uui S. It.

Fox, Madison. P. S. Thro trial is ctictcd, ond verdiet; $1,000 and Booth. Citdercd i.si Mr.

His Antecedents. TiiftJElkhorn. Independent, in noticing the statements of tho Barstow organs that Mr. Barry lally appointed Stnto Snper intendant. cf Public Instruction was a gives the 'following brief sketch his political careor during the past sev In 1818 Mr.

TJiirry wns nn o'pon Froe Soilor, nml wns uiulerslootlt to ho ft radical, Anti Shivi ry man, Iii 184H ho sought mid obtui.u tlio for this sum a ofti. iliu Fi ce Soilors. In ISr.O l.c wns the itororth.j I.I'd livxHv at II, at tiiao' organ oft.hu Sons of Tuinpcrnncu of I l.o a ll, Il.r. nlr. ol ll.O St.nt.O OS i.

i nihnsiaslie Anti SlavcVy mid Tviii commenced I l.o of a Pro $lt 1 lislier, III wns announced nr. II. editor, still it course painful to Hie Freedom and Tompornncc; and it conld licit t. doubt of Ids polit But. i its publisher.

Could ft co Anti Sin very and Temp a a and in the ume of intoxicating beverages. Soon after this the Pro Slavery orgmi the State, the now Madison Arout mentioned Mr. ri tendaut Since then ho has not been heard of as iv a .1 lav. i rai: nan lie has kept aloof from tho subject publicly but bus privately been eon. tine friends with i 1 I.

r. appoint t.i long sought for coveted pvi.o found If the Independent; had also added the tact that previous to tile Racine County I) ia ie p.i i ito the hnncls'ot Mr. S'tiiliord, Mr. Barry was the real editor of that paper, we are inclined to think it will present one: of the most curious specimens of practice) vs professions; lately exhibited. The Schuyler Over Issues.

.0 Superior Court of New York, have ing) fully the first by Iran ins Btttted rid of nn elaborate opii That in issuing the tifiente, Sclitiyle of judgment of law, the net of 2. Tliutbyii.il ism 'titeer by whom on.pai v. ir rttitled to credit, and beooino esponible fot 3. That a i nl fitilh. f.r vut i i ii.i of i fir 'h it IV 4 t.

br.vr rr. i.1 i.tly iiu 1, is entitled to rovoVer hi: ll.c i a V. as n.l he C.K.rt be 1 With gent, or with nn' r.o. t.oe. for lir.

without further intiuiry, when thero wi ing in the circumstances under whicliit fered to him, or relnlinftto the person it. nr to tho utiiouut of live stock so offeri ly coleulnted I i 4l ofrn i 1 nrt. fn'in in that tlie holder had been guilty A Cl.i, touching Jl' lint Ii. od to to. a is nt The Sooth claim after thirty four years, trial I they suddenly aiacoToree! the Miwouri Corn 1 promise to be a btean of organic law I Mr.

Ford said he had once a similar "case of conscience" happen to hira. He sold a horse to man badly in want of one, on the Sabbath, and took a note. The nitBit made $50 on the trade and repu.liate,l the note, because it mat dated on the Satibalh. He was a coneientious man, but prefered to enjoy Uie Bcruples at hie neigh The Hadley (Mass:) llanufactur pany, it is said, have just succeeded in a nice artiele of paper frbra broom eor which lias beeen patented. rr alc One of the sovcrrst and'niost.

triiotjokes ever r.lUi rl, i i. nit0 the. by X. cUsating him to the Exowilivo Clmlr. wnose ikmiut mc roby never forgoye the in lignity, iml Pierce been in the Presidciifs .,.,,11,.

t.il i ji.iuli. ilc'd him. wns only wliei'i he iinnlly Mmself oil to rti. 't .1. 1 him tlio free oiu of her territories untirclv.

Sine lh, h. has omitted uo ot 'jasion to eiuib, and il s.ith i were possilio, lo iiikuh. idih d': hissiUv ihre.ils, and to seotn his limermu persnnsions. She rr an'aVmostatniiiiimous Ant.i Sebi enntion. to CvnsrvM I icycii I l.i town de clared emphatically'.

ngiuufst hnn. But the crowning act of to lnter IVesiuent t.nc act timi hi ex 'com pel him through ev sul.i. iinci.t nioment of his TVivtch. i ,1 111' it tl.n buck of 1'. Male the; United Stnfcs Sen.

ile. llele do8.ises Unle regards Pierce ns crcntu too ignoble l.o treated with compnsiion i'icreo icirm Js Unto very much ns snake pinne.l to he groun.i with a pitchfork, rei'ardj it apt.or. L'. ii. .1 Pi.

sn.nethintr out, Arhich came is to iiin.le, and Sen.itoi inl in. i ii.u ni. while li, re. sw wl liopolcTly r.M. il, eo i.

Lncrctm Borgia treated her ciien.ies l.y slow AsVor the people at least iWc of thcXorfh they will bo h.aitdv.ula.l of Italc's riluni lo the Senate. I lis C.i.. r. es wclcoine arms. Mr.

Itnle the greatest wag perhaps living WESTicmt R. BtyNOs. The N. V. Tribuna tk.

Jl i Ut inon nrti. Ve. snvs: Tile business hi Railroad Bind coni.inue Strang. Illinois Oentral mlvmie.ai to sUjf. tsow bio doin dc, i sold for Furoivc.

LnCrn mid Milwiuikee at tin ai. i l. r. I mi Chicugo in. i nt inoirirv to Jart and can i.

cm ol.no new in I lie paynieni.s of excepting in or rw which arrangoini ills will doubtless be completed wlier.s eitv'li'iivoig clmne. its ncont wns i ooonomicol lo mlvortino tlio f.iet., linj the pi: of redemption could not easily he found. 'J I. il n. el U.H JlliV a iirecoi ili.l ing the foreign houses end will no doubt ally strongthea the eie lit ol onr securities the other Bide.

The Indian's 'eeio to gel ere 1, nniil. A Mr. Walker, at nUneked by live'inen, appnrnntly I nuinnn, in.l killed i'a who was with him nt the c.pe.l, roaei.c.l a seiiicir.eni, r.n.i re id tlio circnmstmiccs. A nartv then i.uir sued I lie lolled four and gave ic who being wounde.l. wns cnpiure.i attempting to cross the river.

But the washed oil' his paint and showed him lo whito man in disenhe. Oil washing (he laces of the four dead ones, hoy (dsn were found to be while mui. The prisoner said lhai. there was o. the l.u.i dre who have been committing depichn ise Stsndnnl has eight fiends in i of Syracuse, fw ol ernr.l to be altogclhor too com mo more siring, nl.

and lellible How the nlfenee, JJ urn in with green willow chips wo, hmcnl. for such ig'ated mild pun CS.OI dent Milv.v a recent ni.siornl In: pr.i I icnlnrly j.ii is horrible vice of intemperance" Jlo dci lr at" the Roman Cntholiu clergy ofUbc Un ogling the leinporance fniiaticf nml si The Postin iMer Gcnern: learns thnl. quent eoniph.lnts grow out of tlie fact. Mint masters too oft.on.jn trusune only to their in nrics, tell parsons there is no small matter them, when a subsequent cxaniination pre that there, was. If postmnsters would iidli lly to the rule inal.n.g per oiinl sea time lellers and papers aro inquired would he more dispateh in their deli nil Ian On Wednesdoy morning, nf severe storm, Dep.

Vu .1 tiroon took of mnn foinjd ina puddle near tlie bcitstle nn.l im.ensible and i. also less. In the course of five or xTiours tlie poor ns so I resuscitated ns to need no tni thus owing the preservation of his ibe linieiv assis.n ice of Sir. Ureen. The ipplied iiqnor is ib ad nl vcty, so that no urn Jiudycr SMC, tl'ortT Vr.r I MCI, City, Missoi 't ir I ite of otd Fort Kearney, nn a mine of st oal and snlt In Gotober last cholo town contnincd eight houses, be ensuing there were one hundred 'It! II I i occupied.

The city now contains ed printing office, and rehes. TJie attached to the North. Southern orgiiuizatioo A Can bet'V'. Evening Journal tried the of publishing a daily paper and with th, his dailv had gone bv thebo ird. of this ehurncter.

Hathaway, IJrother have taken the best picture we saw. It is a likeness of the hist, fool that derjiook to make a third daily live this It bears a strong resemblanc to the edito this trST" Among the elorions uueertflinli of law, may be classed the in tho celebrated "Dm whiah resulted in thecoi the number, and they i similar to the results obt he Kould bind Arpois ntEs Postmaster C. L. True, re Chicago journal. is 1 ion a Value of a Slave Ii unter.

Tho Kvcning.rwt tiiu. tho f.llow hit f. otrJiacIl l.l.r, wl.O Wii! 1 in the r.iiraa riot ttt "Tlie. sum of $81? 89 Inw' been raise! fot beiit.fi of Mrs. Bai ho.iler: Uo killc! n'rrc (he Uai (.

Of Hi i snm of ijtHiOj Ims. lf In Dominion, The whole of lea than. $10. Sonic fault finders, and actually accuse the Ch lies. M'hev are wrong, end usual, arc rigid.

Tho or know value of men, h. ibiinnl of (thivalrv, ns how tl, .1, slrar.u'.. i e.ji.'.e on while ns well as black. Urn now ii a. id of llrB he other ol so bl ii'C.

s. ten, dollars, i lowed to the Coimnissiouer back to Arcadia which lies to the s. Mason and Dixon's line, nnd 'it never tvo rate a us oii. us utuiji i RnvsTA.ii A young friend io could riot swi.ii,' while bathing ji lliedaii: even last, tin it l.huik mil iulo the boiling prodiiced by, the fall over (h dinu ilils thai he was re Jlcleit 'Juuri ni, Lth in at. Mkn." The pnrn Lieh from the ea of lien Ward I is as follows: Alas that wc should have ro many en among us, whonrcsm holy that thei i i.i.ich the I.

I v. i ijuiic ctherinl enough diifh their own mind's to The li.pioi lately vote majority olod in its f. iv. i M.o nv I. I agall woiilu gi into elle.

l. in ji. in. p. eneher who gave mil.

Ihntl.e would xl provi lem n.Ktii.g, ana twi v. from th.it lime anyhow. 3" The lio. h. 1).

inoer. iotieo the foi 1 pap r. i as seeon ling the movement toi the Itei'ii'dii nii party viz ortran,) hrm. le (Aholmon. mccn County Conner (Sewai 1 Whig.) Vale: r.inlv Whiu' (ditto.) Ontario 'J im (dov Ci.ir!' home I loaa Am.

i i. an (. A linn icon (K. adds Hint they are all papers of e. influence.

Mr. lloise recently si ollice of the i.ited Stales I) triet on account of the light casr. rp.ei hi government, in lb matter of IV itrria dall of K'uw'Oi leans. isuo Lkc nn inoorpoi nlinn Ii!" thorized to drain Big shn lo Murium o. I the 11 oe of wale: lo It.

liminnry survey for the work. Thei.l s. Ullghl. 1 guilty ly )e was not sent 1. but liie nn for which he ran l.c see lo 1 is leu yo.ir.s.

Cln The Dallas say. Iho wid null ol lelt. lull. They reside in Kills co ut.V, und J), A.Thc Detroit Advc niser, a v. ilver Cray bus depa.

1 this ore the way ot all its I The Crystal Pnl.tce Troubles Kmlrd. JIr. Antoinc Elcx, a distinguished artist of Franco, and dolegalcd, it seems, by his brother artists to look al ter their interests hero' in connection with the late lamented Crystal. Palace has contributed to the city a largo and elegant painting, mitiiied ''The Glory of the United States." The picture is a work of hiuii merit, con taining portraits of I he leading men of our revolution, Wasl.i igton, Lafayette, Franklin, Jelhjrson and others copied from original portraits in the possession of the Lafayette family. The Mayor signified its acceptance on behalf of the cily, and, in coii.plaii.ee with the special' request of the donor, has given directions to have the same nlaced in the Governor' room in the t.uy nan wrtcre an oesirous ra.gtu sec it on the 4th of This picture was valued in the Ciys tie Palace Catalogue at 30.000 francs 15v the aid of M.

'tex. all the diHi cullies between the French exhibit ors and our Crystal Palace Company at. last been happily arranged. He has provided for the repacking ot all the articles in ntiesti )ii, nun ineir return to Havre on board vessel. The advances net sailing snrv for the piirpose are made by M.

Montho Ion, in behalf of the tench Government, M. Etcx undertaking that all such charees shall be ra either bv tli respective artists bv himself. Anion" the thus io oe reuirncd. is the group oi M. Loclmsnc, on whose account Mr.

Grcciey into Ciichy. This group is said to be now, as ever, in a perfect state of preservation. Lin. limes. Destruction ofthe Stcuiitr Lexington.

Louisville, July 3. The Lexington left St. Louis on Thursday evening, and the catastro phe oceured About 4 o'clock on Sun day morning, and about 1 miles above tiome, inu. ine lorward part ot the boat, and hnek to tho whnfl.linnn 11 wn 10 anaP 'nrce boilers hurled entirely out of the description. The air was filled "with anncus ot the wounded ana Confusion reigned supreme.

The boat was almost immediately in names, and general destruction see ned inevitable, Just at this time a wood boat made it appearance and was soon alona side. Directly the steamer U. A. Given, Capt. Wood commander, came to the rescue.

Had it not been fortius timely assistance most of those who escaped must have jrished in the flames or been drowned in the river. The list of killled and wounded, miss ing and saved, ns nearly as wc can state it is as louows mm missine. 13 wounded and scalded, 20; i saved unhurt, 33. Now Vorh Irm. Nbw Yohk, duly New Orleans papers contain an nccunt of the execution of i.v slaves at A), on the 22d of (or th; murder Mr.

Waher, nn overseer. A lar cr.lBd assembled' to wime.rs the sight. Tw. or addressed the people present few wcrds, advising 0f i 'emI" set Irom their A letter from Poniolne i Kveinug Post, delnils the to iho other Mali. Ward cast K.

ill. 1 i 5 0 years of ago, having 1'rn? I i Clark C. lirowu. for broth Hey ted lo prison. Prof.

Ii j. iif Hampshire, a gradual of 'c'7 and a high lone gi ivd On Wrdnefiiiay a Va ru', a party of twenty two pel ions 1m, an), air.e of them ladies, enpsized oil lat. Mima nl immediately (Hied. All of the parly was ill t'ne cabin at the time of tl.c di except but all were rescued witlmui any injury. Some sc vonly or cyl.ty men were yc.t day uml.T the Liquor Law, ha! i were chiiily inloxienttd persons, and mainly l.el I for the purpose of 1.

si. whore they got their liquor. Pio cuta of the dcak rs are to follow. There were several similar arrests nice in Brooklyn, and parties compelled lo disclose, under oath, the names of the a.r.iinst whom warrants have hern issued. A mecling of the soldiers of the war of I Ol 2, held in this city yesterday, was ry fully nttenricd.

There were present f. rt r. individuals who here a conspicuous part in the military service cf their eountiy li nt time. Gen. Van Rensselaer of Albany, prcsidnt.

The; convention unanimously adopled a memorial to t'onon ss, forth the claims of vi fi rans of ihe last war with Kng laud end calling; fur (be pas. of a hnv pensions lo the survtviiuf soldiers and ollicors of ll army, volant, ers and mi lida, iind the ollio is, seamen and who were engaged in the service (luting that war. A company of French and IUuYui ry advcnlun r.s, under a Polish yesterday hi the Star of life West, fot "vtf Th. "six dr.vs to Europo'' Mcnmcr, 0. rean Bird, made a very satisfactory tibl trill on idni.silav.

Vn IDo r. le Iht run fioni Sandy Hook lla Ha: tery ii ho knot tide, beintr eiiual In tI miles her engines making 00. revolutions minute under 32 pounds of steam. Am: the guests was Donald McKay, tl.c ti; cr of Ihe CJreat Republic. Tho ship Ncbr.

i lia. from Bremen, wi ashore last night or, K'omor'sHhouls. sengers r.U saved nod were brought lo I cily by steam tugs. 'Hie Duke nf Y.u I hrntlu'i King Charles 11, day, alt. ISpecia Notices.

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