7i lilt tlltnhlm w.utiij ,,.,,, |* wo dpi.usi payable in ,,„.! |„ dvniice t wo dollars a . .,,','_, .... i ihsrged i""1 v . ,„-,-, l 11 31 for llis ural snd85o-b ilio11 "'.",' ,.'„ ;, - n si iu 11 c lorderi ftttf ml fuller lit be rules a lib j '"' '','„ ,„ 1 who advertise by ihe yuu j i li r tbapftsl paid sn i '" ,; „ ar fayetteriue obttrver mobe corruption ...... .„, understand how the people ofl . j t.an im 11 day lolerale the coiruption . jli.ta pi r of lhai city openly imp lo k 0 die ulticers besides oases which ws *"'[ ll)|(,ra niiii.'cd wa find three in one ' m'!r0 uh 1 one charges thai judge p,,|i liml iini'iicircd to suspend il nut i pre | 1 lenience against ihe rowdies who lately ""' n 1,11 u committee it ting in turn | ll snd heat the members ofthe com siviiesrly killing son i ihem the par °" jut|ue rowdies snd committee — are all voce th j"'1 " d ''•» r""""'s i . n faction oflhe party and ihe commit ** other the rowdies had „ tried kanuih-r court and convicted and before i ki : dj*ig ....... ._.«.. fl ends irom ihe pet ntlary the j '_■. elected by the people hence his cute , 1 lends who voted for him i inoibercses was ihe private sale by the mlburiliesola lot lur 12,01111 which hud valued by tbe assessors al §_&,. tbe ibird was anolher private sale nl prop i i nlued at 300,000 ibr 8100.000 one ' 0,/ml.er of the council moved lo have ihe : iril public auciiuti and he was supported |, one other all ihe oihers soled down the j,,lun which was nol even allowed lo appear m ibe minutes bul all ibi is equalled by practices which lerail i be u s government as may be „(„ y ili following ejlract irom a speech jjl hale of n ii in the senate on tues ! if im :_ there is a practice mr i esident as has ten iiceitained upun the highest authority ! it en prevails even wuh regaid lo this hotly : li iii.ii'ii money is obtained from individuals blbe claim annuls by whom wo are ri.iiilii.iial ; lrrouitded when we walk and when we sit \ dun theee claim ajjents sir have a prac tool representing tu tlie sailors in our ships j l>'ir upon a foreign oast that it is neceasa ijloetltpluy ihem in order to get their pay i uinf-iined by the secretary ol ihe navy thai j ii bn liml otdeis presented lo him when us neb ns liny dollar have he.-n charged and received lur procutitig the signaiuie ul ibe sec tturylo a paper which it isju-t as much a , iiiiier uf course for him lo allix as it is for the dull lo read the senate journal every morn j ilj and t-ir when he heaid oflhe fuels and ailed the agent before him lo inquire why it to lhat be charged this money lo the sailors tbil wns tbe answer which he received ? -_;, sir the agent very coolly said " i do not bow mr secretary as it is any ol your bosi \ mil thai is the way we get our living i | untold thut ibis psaclice prevails vi-iy eiien \ lively nnd thai sailors aie swindled in that j ill beiidet ihe way lu which i called the at lention of the senate a day ur two since an officer who is now in this cily of a highly b,ii,,'i.ii..c character teinaikedio ine in l_liiri.ee lu ibe act which was passed last year i.ll he did nut see why ihe hill did not cover '_ win i ie and include compensation to those bo terved in california and mexico and oth ! it places beloie 1_.">0 as well as lltnse who dried al'er that lime he said he mentioned in in the presence uf one ol these claim a i mill why suid he •• it is the easiest imi iii tlie world you just raise a i mil and irinriul it through for yuu or words lo that vffect bul said ihe officer 1 will nol j site anything lur any such a purpose ; i sould loose everything 1 have in the world be ■ lie i would do ii then sir said the a i t»l in him with an oath " you never will gel itenl if you do nut raise u luod lo be devo ! l_iu the aoenis — mil one cent now mr president we are about pass g ibis hill i provide against senators sell t ihemselves hut we are sold outside ; we i'i mid by these agent who surround os daily ; ' i ihe atmosphere uf pestilence and death in sllend the lice and the irugs that overswepl . land nl bgypl is purity itsell when com »'(. lo the presence of these claim agents in infest the purlieus r,l ihis government — ! tt influence uur cuiiiilenance uur uhi-cinns ! bd everything is bartered and sold by these a ! wil hu bluett up your cnpllol and block op *» runes lo the depaiiments ; and il has got . now u ihat even ihe sailor cannot get pay lor doing his duty without the nppio ion end intervention ol an agent who is lo i il for i tin these are fuels which i am upottibe inchest authority ; they are facts nieh can be sub-lai.iialed before a committee tkii body lo morrow i got some ol them •* testimony ol the secretary of the navy i'tn under oath before a committee ol this ne lo day i am told further sir lhat the jbas lie.cn carried lo such an eiienl lhat '**> come down almost to a locus here is j"»l louiiiain of filth that sends oul streams sorruption all over the land i am told o*inboneel merchant cannot get his ves •' entered al ihe port ol new yoik and pay duties nt ihe cuilom-bouse until he gets an l lo steer him through who is to be paid a tin per cenlage » letter from washington says that mr ' l*'i allusion to the agent who collected ! j-1 turns from sailors referred lo mr j k ' ll private secretary of president polk ,'» serretiry of the navy says il walker jj received all the lees which were detnan '< i*l'lb<'y would have amounted to 8hh.000 congressional matters '*, oflhe baltimore sun writes us follows : j increasing prosperity and strength nl jv'ouiiiry is its best delence better than ' x*"i armies or navies — and better lhan ab ; k1*1 political dicta which an enemy wuuld >• linle as ihey wuuld ihe ugly pictures mi r ate said lu draw upon their ; lor ihe purpose ol frightening their as ■*•• ll we wish lo counteract the rival or , j""s detikn f england on this continenl , promptly open cnminuuicalinns between lo,iic a„i ihe pacific and thereby dou ■_ dotne»iic cuinmcrce and unite lirmlv j of interest and leeling the kastern legion ul ihe republic . ' ii'itoilinii.iii m such communication j jv".,n i'eliimntepec irnnsil that will pioneer mad it can he made without j|t;'°lhe united states treasury or any ; b.iirj d will he finished before any i * i brii t . i i(,!i ilr owh lernlory cull („, hurvey " put under cuniracl the pacific rail ! tiet carolina watchman j j brl-ner j ,, ... «... i " knici ai'iikckim'o am voir milltor s*f proprietor ) rui.bbs ( new series du tills a si i i „, ll tv s sac 11 { o.n'i tutus ( volume ix number 40 ______ salisbury n c thursday february 10 is r"".<l """"• i ' se be commenced at bolh ends ni the california lermlnui und at the tsrmlnui on ibe mississippi , 1 hy eun of lha i'ehunnlepec route tho work ut the cnli lornla end oflhe line will he greatly facilitated the scute will neit week nlliriii the nobis ol this governmenl and ils citizens to ihe te huitnlepeo transit and il is hoped ihat the io vernmeni will t„ko the whole suhjact into their own hands this will he the first step towards a preparation fur successful war with england und nil europe nt her hack the tune td the semite was less war-like in-day ihun yesterday ; nnd il was ugteed in inquire before tuking hostile steps whelher great britain itus violated the clayton und bulwer treaty or nut the great omnibus inn i hill is to he mlleti through the senate in n few days in the gener ', ul laliilaotion of the whole country li will i embrace ihe homestead hill ihe beimel hill f,,r ! distributing lands lo the old stales and the lin i pniiiini hills iirnnllng lands iu aid uf railroads in ihe new suites so this congress will um be barren of important legislation the senate vacancies the national intelligencer contains a lung1 letter from guv k„„ie nf mississippi he ! contend lhai the constitution gives bun power \ tu appoint u jailed slates senator and imi mutes his intention lo make ihe appointment the states l rhode island north curolina i and mississippi will be deficient in senatorial j representation on the 4th of march nexl iheir legislatures having uiled to make elections of successors to the senulurs whose terms expire tbe governors of ihese states il is said will each scud u person lo fill the vacancy and lest the constitutionality of the act — s carolinian washington irving while al mount vernon the other day rematlied that he remembered seeing gen w aihinglon in new vuik when he was a child five eats ol age and while the general was passing through ihe street accompanied by a crowd young irving wus at tended hy his nuise an honest scotchwoman the woman forced her way up to the general leading her child by the hand and approach ing addressed him — " your honor here is a bairn that is called alier you the gener nl paused und placed his hand upon the buy's head gave him his blessing mr irving states thai hu has a distinct recollection of the whole scene — which occurred iu ihe year 1787 •■ bishop hes ul nurth carolina has form ally ahjuied prolestanlism is one ofthe items | of news hy steamer arctic jusl arrived from europe another paper has il " bisop hes embraced the catholic religion at rome i there is therefore no lunger any doubt us j there has been but little lor some weeks past ' oflhe strange course uf ibis ju elate since the above was in type we find ihe following paragraph from ihe paris " uni verse " : — pay observer a general subject of coversalion al rome is the recent conversion lo ihe catholic faith i of dr hes the anglican bishop of carolina iu the united states dr ives had lor a long lime embraced i'useyite opinions and fell strong sympathy lor the catholic religion i which had subjected him lo much remons trance since he has been at rome he has put himself in lelation with monsignor gill the catholic bishop ol virginia v s und addressed himsell to monsignor talbot ihe private cumciiae oflhe pope in older lo make his solemn abjuration and publicly profess catholicism •• this ceremony took place on ihe 26th dec ibe pope in person administering the sacrament lo the convert dr hes in abandoning the episcopal chuich of the united stales has j g.ven up a very advantageous positon his wile ai first warmly opposed his intention but il is said that she now begins lo defend him a gninst the atlacks of some prolesiant ministers who accuinpaiiied the bishop lo rome levi silliman hes d d l l d the twenty-fifth bishop in the order o appoint ment of the episcopal church oflhe united slates is a native of vermont and wasorig inully settled as a minister over a congregn liotialisi society in ihe county of sl lawieuce in this sute the elfecl ol'lormiog certain ac quaintanceship and intimacies r_t lhat time was lu diiecl his attention lo the episcopal chinch which abandoning his congregation al fluck he entered and came to this city — here he married a daughter ol the venerable bishop lluhart and was settled as rector ol sl luke's church in hudson street on thursday september 22d 1831 he was con set-rated bishop ot norlh carolina in trini iy church philadelphia al the lime ol ins delect ion from the prolesiant faith he had been bishop twenty one years and was the third livin in the order ol cousecialion — n y express directions for fainting never faint when you aie alone always select some good up pnrtutiity the mure persons there are abuul yon ihe more successful will be your fit a friend's house when there is a dinner or an evening party going on is ar from a bad op portuniiy never taint more than once in ihe ante evening as there may be u falling oil in tbe sympathy on ihe second eiperimeni a wo ran should not only laiot well but above sus picion be very carelul therefore never to risk a faint unless you have some object in view such as going out of lown-or a new mwn-or a box at the opera-or being taken to some file or any other little caprice which v„ur husband may have obstinately refused you in such cases hysterics bie justifiable punch prudent forethought lsdy margaret her berl a«ked somebody for a pretty pallern lor a nidi cap " well said the person whs sanities the pallern la night cap oh i child said she " bul you know in case ol liro !" guano we liml it the boston adver tiser the following extract from a letter dated limn deo 24 addressed to a gen tleman in that city : " you have no id of the satisfaction felt by tlie americans hem at mr eve rett's settlement of the hobos business the news of whioh has just reaohed us by a s|,ecial messenger nobody here of any nation hail the least doubt of the title of peru and we could not tear therefore bul ' the unit.d states would finally bedlspos j til to do her justice hut no one could lell now ar matters would go it was known that one at least of llie vessels chartered by iho guano speculators wns armed lo '; the let-lli and it might happen lhat she would attempt to take the guano by force for lite very purpose of bringing on a col lision thn prompt nnd timely action of the new secretary of state bus put all right and the j„v is unbounded it has no doubt saved this government from a convulsion ihe inorte-americattos as wo are cal led irom being extremely unpopular have become great favorites a magnifi cent dinner was given yesterday at the palace to our worthy charge here mr j randolph clay mr miles the special messenger and several american gentle men resident here i was prevented by ! indisposition from attending 1 under j stand that an honor of ihis hind lias never been p.'iid to a foreign minister but the j peruvians may well rejoice mad ihe united slates persisted in pro ' tecting the guano speculators in getting ' the article from the i.obos the value of iho cbincha guano — which forms the sole revenue of this government — would1 have sunk one half and her credit would l have been prostrated the lobos are es i limaled to contain two millions ol tons which at thirty dollars per ion is sixty ! millions of dollars the combined effect ' ofthe loss of ihis great properly nnd the depreciation of ihe chincha guano would have been national bankruptcy ; an im j mediate overturn of iho government and | a series of bloody revolutions with the turn things have now taken j the prosperity of peru is assured she i will now go ahead rapidly the guano deposits are inexhaustible and as a great care is taken under government stlspervi sion lo regulate iheir removal confining the operations to certain spots so that the birds may not be frightened away from oihers this singular source of revenue is j renewed as fast as it is exhausted prom ' henceforward peru shoots a long ahead ' of all tbe olher south atnercan states on the pacific coast and as she feels that she owes this lo the magnanimity of the united stales in retracing a hasty step her gratitudo is unbounded it will give us a lasting influence in her councils the peruviac government is behaving very handsomely toward the vessels char tered for guano reply from mrs tyler wife of ex-1're sident tyler tu lite duchess of sutherland — the richmond enquirer publishes a reply to ihe stalford house ladies from the pen of mrs tyler wife of ex presi dent tyler it is written with considera ble spit it and much earneslness and takes the ground that it would be best for these noble ladies lo attend to tbe objects of distress in their own immediate neighbor hood she asserts without hesitation what we have no doubt is true that the stalford house affair was the production not of these ladies but of their husbands whose political opinions are well known and ihat its object was probably without their knowledge ot a character entirely political it is well known she says ihat ihere is but one rock upon which the un ion can be wrecked and that is the very one upon which these ladies are sliriving to impel it they may possibly nol know but their prompters know well enough lhat a country alteady numbering 26,000 000 of inhabitants and doubling its popu lation once in twenty-three years musl very shortly in a gient measure over shadow the world nations which are now stars of the first magnitude in ihe po litical firmament must shrink into com parative insignificance in the progress ol this mighty people all this must hap peti on the sole condition that our union ' continues and to break it asunder is ihe only means lelt to prevent ihe inevitable consummation it is to this end lhat the efforts ol their husbands have heen direct ed and to effect this object thai ihey have made ihem cats paws in the present im pertinent unhallowed and unprincipled enterprise mrs t dwells with considerable force upon lite recorded fact that as long as england held possession of this couniry she refused in spite of all remonstrances lo put an end to the trallic in slaves her constitution proclaimed freedom to the slave whose feet hut touched her soil ; yet she kept the colonies as a great slave marl and exposed litem lo all ihe evils which such a condition of affairs could give rise to for no olher purpose than lo gratify her avarice as soon as she was expelled as soon as she lost ihe matket lor her infamous meicliiindist — ihen and not before then she became a zealous en emyofnot only the slave trade but ol slavery itself — two evils which she above all the rest ol the worid had done mosl lo , perpetuate upon the whole this is a very crcdiia i lilt production both ns to manner and matter — richmond dispatch northern dncletomitdde what a chapter the lollowlng scene would havo afforded mrb slows for iter romance had sho witnessed it ur aiiylhing npproaching lo il j on a suul hern plantation i we give the arti cle just ns wn find it in the local column ol the philadelphia bulletin s a scene — few persons in the community have any adequate conception of ihe misery that exists in the cutirls aud alleys ul philadel phia ; lew know ul ihu thousands who ate pin illg in abject want in uur midst and who are struggling to obtain the commonest uecesiaries of life we witnessed a scene this morning which excited wutuh-r and pity and seived lu dullish an idea uf ibe legions whu ate suffer ing in this great cily tuesday is appointed by the provident society lur giving nut work to ' their employees and lur receiving and paying fur the work already dune the oliice uf tbe sucictv in i'i um street wu6 absolutely hesicg ed during litis morning by huuilieds of women who were crowding into llie building clustered about the door and windows and eagerly in vadiug every point back and irani by which access lu ihe office cnulil be obtained the , faces of all these females bore ihematksof care and want ; many ol ihem were widows and most of ihem wete mothers the scarcity of employment during ihe winter season at ihe kinds of work to which ihey have been uccus lomed drives these poor creatures in iwarms lu the office oflhe provident society duiing six weeks in the dullest und must i uric inn in season ul the yeur ihe association furniihei a certain portion of labor tu those only who are in ubsoluie want the weekly alluwauce ol woik lo each person is ii.ur coarse calico shirts for making which they receive 1 cents each the eagerness with which wutk is solicited even at the piitanco received lur it is an evj deuce of the sull ring condition ol the appli cants a committee ol gentlemen superintend the giving oul und receiving of work and thus avoid un expense which wuuld he otherwise ill ciiiicl the object of ihe society is lo dis j courage pauperism and extend assistance unly to persons who will labor lur it musi uf the persons who apply lur und receive work are j foreigners w-hu emigrated tu this country lo hel ler their condition this class of people in siead ol going al once itilo the sparsely settled districts of the country where labor is plenty • aud wages good um too apt lo ciowd into the must wrelched quarters uf our great ciiics cie ale the want ol employment frum which ihey buffer and assist in spreading ilm greal mural cancer ol pauperism 7vie ilttcon market — we hear much op 1 i prehension expressed thai the article of llacon musl necessarily he low during the coming season owing lo iho large quantity in prepara ation lor shipment wo are inclined lo be lieve lhat no lours need he entei lained upun this subject il is true lhai more hugs have been slaughtered in 1-tist tennessee ibis win ter than at any former period hut it is equally - true that georgia never received less supplies of pork the large number packed in the j north-west aro not intended fur the southern - trade but are held wiih a view lo shipment tu ' the european australian and calilornia mar keis tho immense supplies which have here i tuluie sought a mtiikei from cincinnati by way ; of new oilcans aud savannah will thus iu a great measure be suspended and the seahuard itself will look to tennessee lo make up ihe deficiency much more will the itiletior of georgia alabama and south carolina depend ' upon tennessee lo meol iheir wants it is well therefore that our people have de voted their attention so extensively ihis season to the curing of bacon and our georgia fiiends need have no fears nn this head as ihey will ; certainly be furnished wiih a huge quantity rum l_as tennessee our oun county will send oil a considerable amount — nol less than hall a million pounds almost every mini we see besides the regular dealer has some tu sell and ihe cry all over the country is bacon — bacon — bacon such is ihe influence of railroads — and hy such means east tennessee is destined la advance to great commercial prosperity — alliens enn post goltschalk — a correspondent ol ihe boston transcript narrating a visit lu gultschulk the yuung american pianist relates the following incident : i saw a strangely dressad child behind his chair whu appeared lo watch his every motion ; with the musl intense interest and whose bis lory is quite a romance in crossing the tiimiii t.n'i.s o andalusia gutlechalk met the linle ! allow then scarce eight cars old lie had ' lost bolh his parents and was under the charge | of his maternal uncle who itealcd him will i the greatest brutality and obliged him lo go j daily to the roadside and beg lull chalk's . sympathies were al once interested lor the lil | lie orphan and leai'in/j his chaise he wenl will him lo his uncle who fur a small sum was in duced lo pari wiih him he has ever since accompanied goltschalk in his travels and served him as a valet lie is dressed in tho piciuresque andalusinn costume and exciies no little interest with his master's visilurs a new jiii/iior lair in florida — though the li'gi..li.ture of florida failed to enact a maine liquor law it has done the next thing to it according to a ; bill just passed all licenses hereafter to retnil spirituous liquors are to pay a lax j of 200 ; mid persons iiil't-iuliiig aro lo be fined 8500 on conviction this tux it is j thought will operate to prohibit licenses , to a large extent if not altogether household ijaiiis — from a variety of onuses nothing is more common thiin to find american women win have not iho slightest idea of household duties a wri ter time alludes to ihis subject : " in litis neglect of household enrcs a merienn women stand alone a german lady no matter how lolly her rank never forgets that domestics labours conduce lo lite health of body and mind alike an english lady whether she bo only a gen neman's wife or a duke's docs not de splse the household and even though she has a housekeeper devotes a portion of her time to this her true her happiest sphere it is reserved for our republican fine ladies to be more choice llinii even their monarchical and aristocralio sisters the result is a lassitude of mind often ns fatal to health as the neglect of bodily ex ercise the wife who leaves her house hold cures lo servants pays the penalty which lias been nllixeil lo idleness since the foundation of ihe world and either wills away from etuii or is driven into all sorts of fashionable follies to find employ ment for her mind 1 passing thought — we believe the following has been published in our col umns once before but it will bear repeti tion : " rothschild is forced lo content himself with the same sky as the poor newspaper writer and the greal banker cannot order a private sunset or add one ray lo ihe magnificence of night tho same air swells all lungs knell o.te possesses re ally only disown thoughts urn bis own senses soul and body — ihese are ihe pto perty which a man owns all thai is val uable is to he had for nothing in this world ciettius beauty and love are not bought and sold you mny buy a rich bracelet but not a well tut tied arm to wear it — a pearl necklace not a pretty throat wiih which il shall vie the richest bank er on earth would vainly oiler a fortune to he able to write a verse like byron — one comes into the world naked and goes out naked — the difference in ihe fineness of a bit of linen lor a shroud is not much man is a handful of clay which turns quickly back again into dust table rapping cc it has become rery popular among the young people ol our cily lo have whal ihey cull a table walking they procure a light pine ta hie gather around it place their bands on it and alter ihe elapse nf suiite twenty-five min utes they go round and the table follows — i this is very miraculous can we by any reasoning tell how the electric fiuid from ihe huily gets into the table ? too deep for ihe ani mal ! and more we have never seen a table walk hut we have heard certain tools usually lu be seen on the dining tables " walk and talk lo some put pose to cut a long story short ihe whole affair is another humbug with sufficient believers lo keep ii in constant ngi luiiun i.y the way we heard an old hunts man tell a tale not a greal while ago which will do to tell ill connection with this spiritual rapping yarn he says uu a certain occasion i he in company with a iricnd went out fox ! hunting ; the day was exceedingly cuhl — lha in eat h would almost lieoze before it reached his lips he had listened an hour lur bis dogs hut could not hear them batk he look his burn and made a desperate etlurt al a monster blast nol a sound could be beard lie turn ed lo his companion and attempted lo say something — not a word could be heard he made an effort lo hollow fur his dug hut his voice would not rise above a cold whisper — he motioned to his companion and they went home a few days after the weather having un no warm he heard at a distance indistinct sounds of a burn of whooping and the bntking uf dugs he look his horse rode lo where the sounds seemed lo be but no one was to be found — the horn continued to blow tings i ml cd and the whooping ceased not the lucl is says nur informant every etlurt ihe dny before froze as last us ii escaped he lips and becom ing thawed the sounds were produced ! whu will now daie g.-t up uiul say ihis is ] untrue ! ii any one should let him remember lhai a mill wheel freezes up and ceases lo run in severe weather which il left aluno will thaw nut and proceed '<> run wilhoul any hu man assistance reasonable verv reusouable live giraffe tortures of the sex — a writer in cham bers's kilinburg journal ihus details them " about a hundred years ago a lady went about with shoes that raised ber heels i three inches above the floor ami threw her ! whole person out of ils proper balance occasioning of course a severe strain up | on certain muscles attended by constant pain a little later n tower of hair po matum hour pins and pinners bad been reared upon lite head such as an inquis itor might have considered himself very ingenious in devising in moro recent times we have seen the entire sex sub milling lo torture in the waist with an equal degree of magnanimity or taking the lorm of a monstrous prolongation ol skirls the lair martyrs as scavengers up on every street in which ihey promenade in a form ot bonnet for summer wear the front comes only lo about an inch behind the forehead so as lo leave the lace fully exposed to the attacks ol the sun a great number find it absolutely iutlispens ' able to add lo this abbreviation ol a lion ! not a sort of supplement of silk called • an ugly a couple of inches added to the , bonnet itself would serve the end i bul such a thing is nol lo be thought of i readings ami thoughts thn great west of america says to the lii*b come the polaio disease at bom mijs in ih m go miracles arn possible lo the nuthor of tho great miracle creni ion lie only can judge when it is best so i manifest himself bnlloonlsts say that ihey are not sensi ble of their own motion the earth seems in sink away under them sympathy lor criminals is a passion with some the very fncl thai n man is a cut throat or a foot pad is accounted a claim un uur especial tenderness all the he roes are clanking fetters or pounding siono ill l|i>otls daniel webster had strength ol indi vidual being lie was mil a hushed up man such power cannot be borrowed nor stolen mr webster had might of nature persecution is employed by the calho lies in ireland sir francis heat says lhat a catholic who listens to protestant preaching is a marked man and peoplo are forbidden lo have any dealings wiili him self sacrifice often invites unkiniliiess a man who shows any desire to do gootl is at mice mnde a pack horse ; ami those who cannot use him cal him a hypro crile | reading is irksome to an uncultivated mind many think ihey would love lo reml if tiny had lime j but let them sit down with a bunk ami they will soon think of something musl be done foul air prevails in some parts of lon don so ihat birds will not live a:t idler in a bustling city feels like a vagabond he is not hearing his part in the great effort of tlie world labor wilhoul love for our fellow men will not be likely to do good there is such a lliing as being willing to mnkii sacrifice for the reformation and rescue of ihe degraded and erring while the heart feels a strong dislike antipathy contempt the temptation to this is strong the vicious are often so false obstinate per verse lhat it is hard to feel gently to wards them iv y mirror uncle tom's cabin as a sabbath school book — the pittsburg despatch states that the cheap edition of mrs slowe's work has heen introduced ns a sabbath school honk in ihe school ofihe liberty street mcilimli episcopal church in lhat cily some opposition is made but the majority are iu lavor of the hep the children who read that wurk and live up lo il will become mure inveterate as story tellers not iu the pickwickian hut the opprobrious sense oflhe leiin i lulu ihe spartan boy was per sislenl as a tl.icl who kept the stolen calf un der his chillies nnd allowed him lu knaw out his vilals sooner than disclose the ihieft — some old divine nut west has said thai un cle turn " i ibe best concocted lie of the nineteenth century if su shan't we have a hrtiod ul young ones that wuuld put even mrs opie lo flight wllh all her ponderous volume ? — boston chronicle the schoolmaster wanted — the following says the mobile adveiliser is a copy of a bill fin in to a gentleman some lime since : aosafada 1 bo nt icli i nun i in niacin ,.() 92 000 piulc josef can any o.'oui readers interpret it ! at first we look it for apolhecaries latin ; judge our suiprise ihen ihcii ihe key was given lo us luliud ihe abovu inscrutable items were simply ihese .- " a horse half a day and a inking on him home again can any of our renders heat thai ? conviction of rued — the new york herald o sunday snys ; enoch it !, iho colored man whose case bus occupied the intention uflhu united states circuit court nl albany during the past week was yesleiday mottling declared guilty of as sisting in ihe rescue of the fugitive slave jerry irom the officers who bad him iu charge at syr ncuse notwithstanding ihe combined eflhrts of the abolitionists of this and other slates headed hy limit smith lo save reed and big coadjutors limn punishment — nnd although they succeeded in staving off the minis until excite menl upun the subject had entirely died uway except among themselves the national consti tution and ihe cuugressiunal compromises of 1850 hnve in ihis instance been fully sustained hy an nn lightened nnd impartial jury this is a glorious liiinnph ol the laws i ihe hind uver those nglltilors who would ct thorn at defiance it is a tiiiimph of the principles of justice over fanaticism that will he appreciated by the musses oflhe country nnd one lhat will he of infinite service iu restoring thai gootl feeling with our southern brethren which lur a time bud been disturbed by ilu groundless iiisiima lions emanating irom rival stales and cities hay nan in italy — we luke the following paragraph from a letter in the newark adver tiser dated florence jan 2d : the famous marshall llaynnu familiarly culled the " kseculinnei ol brescia ") has been here some days receiving all sons ol attentions iron the grand duke and his minions in the tnidsl ol ihe ill concealed scum ol en indignant community the occasional appearance ot lha really hideous looking personage in ihe streets foi be has certainly the must ill favored head and face eve seen mi human shoulders is the invariable signal in the bitterest etpreasion of populai haired half suppress 1 hisses nnd cries i butcher " beast " woman murderer austrian jack cade dec ic iie uis servants sharo in the contempt thinos in nbw vobk — the american hi ble house iu nassau street was sold al ihe merchant's e.change on thursday for 105 000 n a plan was tha purchaser the society library building was also sold it brought f 181 600 and john lnfarge wns the purchaser mr hownrd a shun time ago purchased il lor 1 10,000 st mi — an active speculative demand lur sugar had prung np ni new orleans lor sugar mi plantation ami the sales of the previous fuur weeks wore iii unit i i tl prjpei i wore l in l a bui li iders asked mi advance south ( arolinian