The Louisville Daily Courier, 1855-01-31

The Dreams ef Life WRIITEN FOR AN ALBUM nr c w bum The dream of lire will nun be past Aa ( lit current g!i! js Your bark it sail Hg nVr the waste Upon its teiiuwy lulus A1' emly ndC thr angry stream Whose reeks aud qutckaaud Ua Take heed you'll see that 1ifoa no druai Around 'Umh cast your eye While foury1 hr fkt alluring chnrnw W hose w den or y a apei 1 Kxtendsturuulivropena ms With fiMtonng words will tell Whet rapturous joys await you here Yea bright ami dsprlis 01 hsiks Beae' perittkerouuesd nut foar buck mnocoLce aa ikia Take heed yoa fiend wh'ua crafty eye Is watching erary ivt Ami ere yuu kuow he'll east the die With his bewildering art Turn let your ncpiiutkm rise With virtue' fouy truth fwiU guoJe ym for bvyoun the skies Whore hiumos hnatercal louth t Th Flaarillcad - Ua - the Heal wai KchwtciI Naw Yoik ftuurdar Jan 20 18S3 To the Editor of the A Y Daily Timet) la your Journal of tht data I lind an article from a eormpoiulcct algtud"C' 11 J entitled "tit - Flcafe-Hvad - Mlia cut it IT ainl arbat become tf i'f" iu whic'i t'uu wriur la jilcx-rd to lnuu!c in tlic fjllnirlij huwLiuixu thereby evidencing a very great ignorance of tin- uircuunnaucea under urbirb the viilaiiuiiui fxpiiii' urn pcriKtratid A 1 ln-ld a rila rila-etiun - etiun rila-etiun in the !t mn Yard at that time I am enabled to igwak i-f vh-i lixuvl prewnuo with come uegrt-e ot oerti ioly 'V G J duv "Wlicn one morning a tlie offi officers - cers officers oi tbi-CiniKiiiiiilononie rubbing their watch watchful - ful watchful eye on the 'wcls-they found tbe fall-length flg-ure-iuiad of ll-n Jachuon that sternly bid ikdiauce at tli born or Old Irmatidts tva minus ahead? It wa a great niyuitry that anybody could apiiroach any ofimrnicii-of-warwhen such watciifil diMipllna prcralkd and do an act tint required fie um of saw for eevcral minnleN and not be detected I think that tbe inference to be drawn from the above to: that the ofiicere of the Con'tiiatkm who romo up on deck tubbhig their watchful eyw iiium have connived a dentruetlon no vile Hut the Hies to tiuue were no "officer! of the UunsUtatiou" sither on board or in uto-euct Tbs Mgate bad bat very shortly beftire been taken out of dork and waa etiil In the haeda uf the mechanici and nndur tbe eperintnitleace of too different heads of departnirrt bebngiag to tlis yard Oa th night woen tbe tnnuaction la qneatigii orcarrvd the ship wa lying between two 74 gutindiip the Fraiikiin wa o:i' and I think tbe Ohio was tbe oilier Itolh t r:e hip were uorapb-tely houw-d over with a cupacicn roofing of hoots It blew very hard and tha rain beat down upon the too -lug of throe vestebi with nirb vi lence a entirely to preclude tiie ioibiIity of bearing anything going on ton ysnb off much lew the working of a caw through a pk-oe of noaroaed pine cn board tbe Conrtitutlon Tbe Frunkibi w ut the time the reoeiring vewrl and there tlmayt wan an officer ou her dock There wa no one in tbe Cote Cote-etiiliou - etiiliou Cote-etiiliou but a marbre ronthiel The storm of wind and rain wa m iutciue that he bad abeUr-rcd him him-wJf - wJf him-wJf ou the gun-deck where lie certulnly would uot have been nndur other ci-contiiiaiiece or had tliero extoted the idea that tht re could bare been found any one no insane a' to have attempted rn act io ahumi ahle Mow fancy euoh a elate of things and the entire iincouaciouiroa ou ihspart of the ofiioen of tiie yard that iccb an act aa that wa in contem contemplation - plation contemplation witlrinthe juHndict on of our own peaceable water that it waa very eaay in the durkutas of tbe night to drop aloogiduo of tiie gangway to make fast tli - boat walk over the ship' Hide to tiie plat platform - form platform larrounding tbe Agnre-beed and then it wil eppear I think very katto&ctorfly th t not only the figure-hand might nave been Hawed offbatatou her cat-head her uight-lieada and in feet any othor outrage might have beeu committed with perfect impunity Death from Old Act - Or Malinl Dnalb fiua tb NKliulie IMni Joaruul The following account of death from old age by toe dtatingutohed divine Ifr A L P Green if Naah Naah-ville - ville Naah-ville will be read with gicat hitereet by eveiy u u-dent - dent u-dent of nature Tbe d-ath of Aunt Philito aa toe doctor beantihfly exprerow it "was truly a natural death " fur death troni diacuse to not ai-rordiug to natnre but might truly he clawed under the bead of "accident" or "camallice:" Dc Eva - Dear Sir: I premized you that I wool 1 fnrntoh you with Home of the fact connected with tbe lat day af Aunt Philito an old negro woman) uf mine who died but lull Amt I'hiilto wae at the Urns of her death at the lowest utimatr 111 year old aud the probability to that she waa ueverul yean oide' For fifty yean she hai eni-ytd uuiuU-nnpwdlicalth an-i an far ae I have bee ilile tole irn ill we never lick in Iter life exeept-at the birth uf her children For thirty yean uf her life and down to withlu three yeans of iter death she did not seem to undergo tiie slightest change in her appearance time exerefaing little power over her The fint aign of decay wan that of idght which took place about three year before her dGuth up to that time she waa in tiiefuil enjoyment of all hir onset and at lot yean would have married an old negro man of 75 if Iliad not olgccicd 11 cy aig fiutod not in the mmal way but alie became near nearsighted - sighted nearsighted not being able to roe objects at a distance Poon after tlito her bearing declined but up to the time oT her death too could hear better than old per per-ion - ion per-ion generally do The lint indication of mental toil ore wu that of localil y too not being able to find hr wav to a neighbors bouse yet her memory ecmed perfeot iu all oilier nepeote She recollect recollected - ed recollected herfnmids and old acquaintance hut could not find her way to their houze I at first Happened that thto was owing to defective right but on ex examination - amination examination found it wae in them nd btill her loco locomotion - motion locomotion wu goodJ-dm had toe toll me of heneif aod could walk strong aud quick like a young per per-ooi - ooi per-ooi and held herself up so straight that when walking ftom me I often took her for feme one of the younger mrvanta about too premises The next aad to ms too moot lingular riga of decline wu that ihe loet too art iff walking - not that die had not strength nough to walk but forgot how to walk Th children woiild lead her forth aiul intermit her for a while aod rim would got tiie Idea which seemed to delight her very much and ihe would walk about the yard aad porches until some person would tell her she had walked enough - but the would uo sooner take her seat and lit for a few mo momenta - menta momenta before all idea of walking would be gone and ihe would have to be taught over again At length she became unwilling to try to walk nnlese toe had bold on something take her hy the arm and she would walk and walk well bnt just as soon as yoa would let her go ihe would (top aad if no further aid wu afforded her she would get down and crawl like a child aod at length became so frarfiil that she refused to walk altogether and eon eon-tinned - tinned eon-tinned to lit np during the day but bad to bo putto bed and taken np like a child Alter a while iho became unwilling to try to get up altogether and cent iuued to He until she died All toll time iho seemed to be in good health took her regular meals and her stomach and bowels were aniformly in good condition I often examined her the bnt I could ana ihe hod no psios uo sickness no arhee of any kind and from liar own account and from all that I wu able to learn ahe wu in good health and all the while in fine rpirila The intellect and tha mind seemed to be peifecily good only that ahe did not aaem to know where lie wu all too time At length om of the child un sad to me tout Aunt Flillia wu getting cold aud un examining her I found it even so the exlnmhits weie cold - atlll he took her regular mcul and id not comnlain of anything and too only rhiutpc that 1 n collect ot wu that ahe slept a little- :un -than usual The eoldne - increased for two days when toe became u cold almost uadeadpciwm Her breathing be began - gan began at length to 'shorten nml grow alio rt or and ahurtor till she eroard to be- alh-i Ifeath dosed in upon her lixe going Into a sefi sweet sleep and for two minute it wu difficu t to tcil whethrr ahe wu breathing or not There was no contortion no struggle no twisting of III- imiei-lea but after dealt ahe might lure still Wn i'h'i on a alight examina examination - tion examination to have been luadi p So pawed away PhiBia - tlm onlyaaiaiel-ihulh -I ever whnewed I - - DaatrftCtloN or a I'nr XL us DMtnetlm i?rxlr Rut Tho Lafayette ilmll on of Friday any: town gave way an1 Four locomotives were iu the binidmg at the time and were considerably d-iai ei- by the Silling tim timbers - bers timbers The firemen of tin- nv- engine ucd by the morning fteigbt ami -iws-ogut- rnins were in the building and one or them wry narrowly oaesped destruction He vm uiigaicl in ijing down the whistle of one of the i'i-xiniLivu n In n the heavy timbers of the roof toniun m-ud i nicking an- ha badonly suifieirnt time : ti-riw Innurlflnto the Hie pit under the locoim-ti w-rn tiie whole came Ifaunib-ring down The building is almni fe"1 by ' -!0 Th north part bused for a turu-tabh' s:i'l engine house and the tooth for a finbhii!'' nr rru-ih ni riiop Onl that part iff the r t r tin um-i-ie lionse and tum-lable idl In T i e ui uvr L 1 -ii unding The accident it is sni'p---'--1 : --iHn-d by tiie de ft -cl Ive conriructioc T l hi '-'of and tlio heavy wtlqhl of annwnpim lu Tho 7 o'clock A M ir-'n nn 'ha Lafeyette and Jndianrpo'b road diil-ii'-t A' 'f ' -i:Mtay owing to thcscciilciit fthuve - tho loco- motive was disabi d : 'i-' ro the engines will be immedUt: )y r M-v-l i'- - lar trains will be resumed this mu

ployed I b understood tliat tlio road b to be iff the "Ax ' t IPli people of Bush can judge ae well aa I cuu of the Im Importance - portance Importance nf th? road and lta probable profils to stockholders It Marti at Fort Wayne and I naan through the 'county aexta of WiLh Delaware Henry Bush Decatur Jennings Bcott Ac in nearly a direct 11m from tha atoning point to Lon Lon-UviHe - UviHe Lon-UviHe crossing tha Beilefimtaine tn Cleveland Straight Line ihe Central tbe Lawteneeburg and Indianapolis ihe Ohio and Miariwippi and the Hadi Hadi-aon - aon Hadi-aon roads on the route It b for our people to decide whether they will subscribe their portion of the stock aud have tbe central division put trader contrast next apring or whether they wul have the completion of that pot- ' tioa of tiie work di-iayea lor an indefinite peifod ot time indeed until the rompeny ean raise the mean Kiri no other source I do uot wish to act ou the board unUm I can see that I am doing sume sume-thingfortlie - thingfortlie sume-thingfortlie benefit of my own eonaty Tha slock which has been subscribed in tbe county has not been clooed np at leant but a email portion of it if any Ciiah aud labor subscription cannot be called for beyond four per onl to lie apprnpria ed on any other a vioa ot the work Forty or fifty tbrauana dollar cf a soboeriptiou beyond what has already been Rohseiibed ir the nreunt auLseription were dosed np would enable the company to pul that portion of the Um ruder contract from North Ver Vernon - non Vernon to the Central road I am aware that it b difficult time to bnild rail railroads - roads railroads Lut tiie fa i man ean nee the bemfit of such improvements more clearly now perhaps than at any fromer period They have the ability if they have the disposition -to ail in tbe eompktloii of thu long line of railway with benefit I o tlumrelvcs and to the eonntry' 1 submit the whole question to tk( ir consideration cud detc-rmlnetion I nndantaml if the company ran proaure the iron that ihe two divudoM of the road upon which tho company ta at work will be completed nring tbe prevent year 1 bid not time however to gntkrr foil Infui mution on aU tlieao auUecia P A H Dr Hays and Bacon in commnnir aliens to the Araericnn Acerb ray and the Boston Natural Hh Hh-torioal - torioal Hh-torioal -'ocety on the cause of the present impurity of theCncbituate water seem to have demonstrated beyond a question that the Impurity of the C'oclil C'oclil-tuaie - tuaie C'oclil-tuaie b urcinly cauM-il hy lira presrnce otfithcil The TravcleL- ntra the wuter b of late growing worse A Rtate Convention of 11m Wlilgi of Connec Connecticut - ticut Connecticut h to be held at Horlforf on Wednesday tho UJih of Fvbrnary next for the purpose of mimlEa- ling'caadidates for State effleen ncmely: Govrmor IJeot Govorncr Secretary Trronrer end Comp Comptroller - troller Comptroller A letter dated Stockholm Sweden Decem December - ber December 15th atatro that Madame Jenny Lind Gold Gold-rehlmdt - rehlmdt Gold-rehlmdt was in that city attending to rer property Bhe waa nua companied by Iter tnslicnd ti e laws of Sweden forbidding ihe prieenee of a Jew The correspondent add that Jeany Lind hnd ao rhnrd in epican-iicc sml grown ao old in looks that her oldest and must intimate frieuCa did uot rtceguiae her Tlic tallest perron ever before the Bouton Police Court for dnuikemict wa op Thndv and answered to the name of Robert kmrry Ilo stood rix feet nine ai d a half inchro in his stock stock-lug - lug stock-lug Emery ataied tliat lie waa a long wav from home having come from the Slate of New Htmp Htmp-Hhiro - Hhiro Htmp-Hhiro into the State of Manaachnactls where he nn nn-iiitentHiMl'y - iiitentHiMl'y nn-iiitentHiMl'y jotinto the state of ihtoxfcalion The officer who arretted Emery stolid that he could net swear that he wa "drunk clean through" They are building a Female Orphan Asylum at New Urieaua tocoai $60000 - - - Sunday trains on the Buffldo'and New York railroad have been discontinued'' -Knew to Ihe depth of twelve inches lay oa -vrmetiti of Niw York on Ihnraday moniicg Tiie Tribune eathnaleo that fix thonaa d dol dollars - lars dollars was paid tor shoveling the anew for a distance of three nundr hundred mu- a Irani before fifty thousand honata - affording a Job to many a laborer who had been without employment until ha had nothing to s An Irish girl named Hary Cavanach stole a basket at tha Bixth-street Harket Cinciunali on Saturday night for the express pnrpoae aa tha aeya of being rent to jail during the cold weather Bevefal of the butcher of New York city are engaged ia filling huge order far beef on account of tho British Government Tho wants of the allies also begin to be efit shipping hanaaa Tha Freweh government hava juet taken ap tha cUppcr ship White Bqnall about 1300 tons burthen to car- Sprovbwna to the Black Bea The to am of the aiter are £1 per too a month with port chargro paid Aa aavtt block baa recently been east at Herrick A Boa's formdery hr I weigniag 45000 pounds which b believed to be tbo largest easting ever made in that city It taint ended for the ateam hammer constructed at that cstablieh cstablieh-ment - ment cstablieh-ment for the government work shops in ihe Waah Waah-higton - higton Waah-higton navy yard Tho hammer b om of Um Nas Nasmyth - myth Nasmyth potent now ao generally need la Enropo and la thb country The hammer weighs five tons with a Call of aevetTfeet Mayor 1 hops open 1 second 134 on tire third too laat2G and the Hayor is cou fol rat that on the next the number will be stl I lees ea be revoked the license of twelve who rtfrned to dose bet Son day "What to cook and bow to cat It" b the title of an article going tho rounds of onr exchangee An article on what to eat and bow to pet it would be mufo Bore acceptable these bard times - A fellow with a Molding wife Braved into a swamp where tho damh egue waa prevalent - hb wife- waa effectually cored ! An exchange ssyi: "Oar junior partner re re-tnrwd - tnrwd re-tnrwd a pair of trowacrs to hb tailor hut week be be-eanaathey - eanaathey be-eanaathey were too snail in the leg- "But yoa tohlgM to mkr them light at yoar akin" said tlw tailor "Tree" quoth tho colleague "tor I can ait down In my akin hot 111 be split if I can in these breeches'' The tailor caved In ' b a shop kept by sm old maid In New Yoi to tbe window of which appear throe word: "Noi rcaa-Mbb offer reftued!" -4 -a A rorreapondent think that "too mark has lately been amid by many rereoos and jopmab eon eon-ceri2ig - ceri2ig eon-ceri2ig ladle raining their husband by cxtnva cxtnva-ganae - ganae cxtnva-ganae to bnvto silk dreaaea aad inch othe ex- pendve trlicia Ua aaya that "not once baa tlw rue if tobacco oigais and liquors By gentlemen been alluded to which lam anre b' quite aa im important - portant important an item aa ladies dnaaea" ' T b ba fair -hit j The rahra -of the cigars imported into the United Statu in the fl cal year 1853 waa §331 V red tobacco about BlOOO BlOOO-i - i BlOOO-i tobacco D3Stnnd of mmauuflictur 000 more la value was Imported And tlw and cigars which para through tlw Custom Horwa la - ' todevd of tba quantity con- y Tha vaiM of Iho liiqiioia ' luiporti d duriug the seme year waa 87188820 1 The Boston Telegraph thinks (hat a listener to Benton's glowing dracriptfoa at Kansas must have been reminded of IHrd-ofeFreedom Bawto de description - scription description to Hoses Blgslnw iff Hrmieo ho ax- pcctfd to find it thua: I - "IihoavUtrhiafloantTVWiwaaovtor i nr1 v rnaand Ivl avn wnb rata an water MWrtvaruwoJ uu iAs lum wnkoat aaeuIuvaOua Jirosdfi a- taivra be aiw-iia our V sukee aatioa u'm as miaul luitiicii irittr1 T""1" r 1 Wmra uvorr roc ttarv wiu Kternt wiw praciouB stoas wi Yinl iuiU sites fitted thteouAtry ipn tkickM jm eoold An' dnput niara ra bomahaciafoUalodaai'aaa:" day when lUnhal Boult mu showing liltemlkrj at Paris to Col Garwood lie stopped op opposite - posite opposite to one of the pietmen and said! MI valoe trat pictoro Tory much - it saved the lives of two estliuab'e persons" An a d-de-camp whispered in hte coantryman'i ear kHe threatened to have both hot on tbo spot unka they gave it up"

polith-ally baptised and will go liune good Ameri Americans - cans Americans and yet tlieir old aawcialro still count npon tliem and know not that they have eeen tiie evil of tlieir wa and have isrorn to rin no more Now possibly tho adroit political managers of too Democratic school who have found way to high places here may be ebb to devise some means to put n stop to this desertion but I should like to know hoar they can do it? As an evidence of what b taking place in Virginia tliat old petrified State which like Hit god Terminus has heretofore linen as immovable politically as her own mountains I umUntisd s gentleman - a Virginian and friend of Hr tViu - lias jut returned here from a fort fort-nighlT - nighlT fort-nighlT tour through the Btatequite chop-fullon re reporting - porting reporting that Wise will lie beaten by SOodO! Soch a report eomrog from toe source It does even be before - fore before an antagonist has token the field b enough of Itself to defeat almost any oue in ordiLnry limes In any other Stale thou Virginia But Wise ha more forces arrayed against him than the Whig and American parliea: tliem are many lending Demo Demo-erate - erate Demo-erate in tiie £tule aa filly bool upon defeating him at any Whig in the 8tat- ' Their purpose b no so-en-t but openly avowed Among tbrm b Mr Hc Hc-iluiieu - iluiieu Hc-iluiieu of the Huuce of Ucpresentstives from tlm Al it-giion District who has olUncd frequently to bet glKX) on Wire' defeat It is rumored hers that at a grand oonncil of K N's h Id a few evenings ago at Alexandria il wa determined that Col James F Btrothcr uf Fan-qa'erqaiM-mberoflha Thirty second Congress aha I hr tiie K H candidate lor Giri-rnor Thb minor ia probably premature 1'uL f?b the most prom prominent - inent prominent eaimidate ami should tho K XT determine upon nominating a Whig- he wiil n oathkcly ba tiia nun but the preliminary question has jet to be set- it will be tl ' 1" of and hM many ardent friends but the fear n that tluir policy to nominate a Hr Bolts b spoken he has been ao finn unflinciiiiig and strenuous a Whig and b so out-spoken and frank a man that lie may raise up opporitios or might not be abb to car carry - ry carry ull the Democratic K Ns Bolts bus as much of the fort iter in re as any public man or my acquain acquaintance - tance acquaintance bnt unfbrtunnt-ly for himself lie lacks the tuaoiterinmodo Thb I will ny of him and I aay it from a long and Intimate acquaintance with him there b not a more hone t ur a more feurlcMi man living than he Is What hs thinks he speaks and what he says he thinks the to gue being but the servant of hb heart and Ihe lmtcr being without guile The euljeet of immigration to thb country - the fbrcod immigration of couvie iTagraulaaudhuaaroni - tire very drags of society - who sre sent to our holes by some of toe governments of Europe b att racting that attention and awakening tnat feeling which its eonraqaences ought to have produced long ago I appear that both the Belgian nnd Sardinian govgrineuis have for some yean been in tha habit ofmak' Siberia ! -the United States their Botany Ear and mentioned that Hr Hooper had in trod coed IheBtnatr and that honld be called np a njnlation upon thb aal jrotin the Bt he would (peak upon it when it ihonh It waa taken np tub morning and hb remaiks upon liject embody much valuaUc and startling in in-tkm - tkm in-tkm Theyahonld berepublbhedby thepraee the sol fun nation Theyahonld be repablbhedhy the piece ' in order that the American people may he what filthy atieams of human kind are being turned upon them from the prisons galleys poor-hoaecs sliest snd gotten of some of the old rotten kingdoms of Europe - a pretty race to listed American from truly! Governor Prioo of New Jerney baa in hb annual msage called attention to too abuse of tho na naturalisation - turalisation naturalisation bws and thesnljoctta breomli for legiabtive action in other Stales Gov recommends tho pangs of n law prohibitiiig tha State courts bum naturalizing foragnen for a pe period - riod period of Umo previous to State elections aa the greatest abuses take place Just previous to these and under too stimulus of aq anxious desire to se secure - cure secure rotes The better wsy however b to alter th natural naturalisation - isation naturalisation laws lengthen ths term of residence pre previous - vious previous to naturalisation require every Immigrant to 1m described and registered on lib arrival ut the Custom Huum and the ship In which ho came and the port at which she arrived to bo named ail of which facta shoal 1 be notated In hb naturalbatiou papers s-i that it could bo easily assn whether ha wu ths p non mentioned in them or not 8ueh n law would pot a stop to a gnat deal of fraud now praeti ed with impunity Thera ia not a little ini riguing going on here among prominent Democrats in regard to ths next piwri piwri-usutial - usutial piwri-usutial contest Bereral new names have been men mentioned - tioned mentioned ol those who are ambitious of being defeated by the whig and American parties for judging by t be signs of thr times these wUI act lc harmony on that occasion Pierre it b said b very desirous of trying hb luck again but hu hosts of opponents - Csss Buchanan Hunter Hal cy Douglas Bright George Law! Ac Ae It b too aoon fur the Wliin and K K-N's - N's K-N's to talk about a candidate but when they do I hope it will be an y of mm of long tried experience pure upright uni characters - unimpeachable in integrity - tegrity integrity snd sound conservative Wki - and who have always been t Let all who do not com np I idered at once as not within the drab of selection A rather sharp debate aroee ou Hr Cooper'a re reset - set reset ul ions t:h morning to which an amendment was offered by hi colleague Hr Brodhead containing a thrust at the K NT 1 Hr Weller then moved to amend the amendment by addlngtwo resolutions be being - ing being those agreed upon ia tha eaoeussn btcly held ia the Senate chamber-rone this morning intoadedto make Senators 1oi0 their kauit that all may know whq b who Tha whole in'qject waa postponed ia orddr to take up tho anuv appropriation ini' but promises to o- en rich whenever It shall again corns Up Ur Clayton' stated that at apioper time he should be no unwilling participant ia the di-mnasinu SHELBY I- Among the victims of intemperance who were in the Cincinnati Watch Roue on Hatuiday-aight was a man of rare Intellect and k-gal attainments who at one time occupied a high position aa a coun countv - tv countv officer In Kentucky He came to tliat city a few days since broken down in health aud reputation but With a determination to reform and ouca more be a man He Joined the Bona of Toniperunoa and kindly and cordially receivrd into the society of s few fik-mb which he gathered around him Patnrday morning he obtained a fce In tlic Police Court hi a earn which he etndneted with such abili ability - ty ability as to win tho admiration of all present At night ha wae in the Wstrh-Houae a driveling maudlin sot ' Borne poHcemca had found him lying on tha aide Araik and brought him then to keep him fioiq freezing with cold It in- stated that Lfent Hatin' system of maps or chart for the navigation or too Atlantic by strum will be published by the first of February They are designed to prevent slesrcrrs navigating tiie Atlantic coming In eolliriog and are being pre prepared - pared prepared at the request of the Boston underwriter A hill to abolish the usury bws hu been submitted in the Legislature of Missouri

Oar Washington Cormpondenu' - Wiihixotoh Jui25 1P55 Ur Benton apoke yesterday agahnt the French poU-itkm bill tukuig oceulon to give Congrewum Congrewum-al - al Congrewum-al agents of whom there are agreat many employed to uuvigate thb bill through at high rates Home sc sc-verdeutH - verdeutH sc-verdeutH Ur Disney followed ou the oilier ride' ailvoea ing the passage of the hill Then b man? an anxious heart watching the progress of thb hill and calcu calculating - lating calculating the ebanoro uf its passage ' That tt wd pons I have no doubt and I should rgjoice at it If it were only to get the five million! iff dollars it appropri appropriate - ate appropriate out of the Treasury Into circulation lor in times like these a plethoric treasury is absolute absolutely - ly absolutely a cur e to the nation Better thattlie -overnmeut should borrow than tliat it should hoard A rumor has been buzzed abeut here fur a day or two that a quarrel has taken place in the C -binct between Ur Uaroy and the President In which Mr Guthrie b some way mixed up The stoiy I be believe - lieve believe llrat appeared in the Xcw York Herald but I put no reliance whatever upon it It went to tho exte- t-of a rroig-atiou ou the pert of Ur Guthrie and named one or two persona who were seeking to jiuccecd him among wliom wasUr Di-tey Wlun anyone of the Cabinet actnally resign then I ahull bagiu to think there may have been soma truth in t!ie rumored "breaking np af tbe Cabinet" I sent you some revelations a day or two ago in regqid to the movements of tho Administration aud sot ne of the Democrats 1 the Senate end the House with a view to checkmate and break down the K N'aJ I have been assured to-day tout the individu individual - al individual whob to lie Gen Collom's opponent In the Fourth District Teuneiaee b now here and that fluids have boon raised for the purpose at enabling him to best Cullom The office-holders it b said are required to "down with tho dust" nolens talent Please to let hb cunatUuenti know thb feet which I am sure will be all sufficient to counteract the effect of "ths dust" upon them Caucuses are now held almost daily in Um Senate chamber for the purpose of dmiking plana to keep the Dem-je ratio fwcee togeUiar in the field ready for action - lint Um desertion to the A star iron party till cuntiuiieK and even increases daily Ex-Demor erotic members of Congress cither alarmed at what ia going on In their rsspesiive Slates or else sud suddenly - denly suddenly seizod with eouuiunctious viritfaigs of con conscience - science conscience for their sins in having heretofore so aaeulu aaeulu-enafy - enafy aaeulu-enafy courted foreigners have sought and gained admurien to the "American party" here have been