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aw .iM 4i& i.w .-V ftf fttva ,. -H I "f. .51 i A- ft? i V J. HCIINEM.Y, KIII'IIM VOL (. TNI! OHI.UO HI'lIt'TATOKl A WKRKI.y NliW.SI'AI'I'.it, axvario r th Komi., uu. u iikmm uvular eir Tin raori.r. or uar.mn INVAUIAIII.Y IN ADVNCI.. ' On efjrtir nnimiii ... h 00 ot tit month j i rf ADVERTISING. OaW aajaarti (IJ lata il l") le I" iliun, tlCl (, Far every atblltluiial Inariiimi tfaaMnhal alld ll.la.ll. m l.l.l $1 iki , f luimraiii j nil I, yVO lr "Hi11111 Attml Matinm mail. Inyaily ''"-' i auraae m lk1iMtii, iUm-u ihay iU b I TM M.bll laaaUom iml ! ii,.ln,i liy , I till f-rW, awl iarxi4 ccufiliinly. I 0vniiliilTi J ,! 1 wata, ariiap ' i I'ja fmai Uirlrna' lloiwliul.l unl. II UN Jit "I eea aoilralf ki," alia i innnmr I, "Km Mjr brail aata nal a'l.t !' , Pat aanly, la Uit fat, (ar iluMam , I raa haar a wunj al lJ " "It Iharaapifa inrinj, Aatbrjr earry Imihh tlirir aJiatT , Aaa laaavaaiui brtr' ha larii, Alkl ruatlaa llic ll) IU Ir.lr. UaUal Ihaiaaia cm lalkuig," CaUaly lUllaba alravr to k i Yet bar vafoairi-w fainl anJ UriiiliNii;, AaJtlia Ml lliiahril in lirr rlirrk ll la only tb rliiktrrii t.U mj; jHakiw, now Ihrir wmk Jhim , Aaxt lliay laujli thai llirir r)ra alt tlalilrj Vjrlba lajavlllii aallinc aim Falaltrerrw liar toifr, an wiakir, At mill anilona r) aa alia t ll. J, al)awa lha avrliua vt clicaliiuta I C.u haal a hurartilall llili " 'll la unt) Ilia lln r llial M fir rr J H III a hard ull Ilia rlutrl ria.a Thar wrra alallkil, an. I lint l.i ll.r lln. kn, Aathr) aawlha raaa jum. New lb luftbt laa IU aitrlirr Jllrai lay in 1M1 Irali nrai. Aad Ika or rewhatl In ll." im.i, AaaHaarhUdraa wria at ir.i lbara m ualy a muiI i ii', I'rwu waUliii" aiiuiMl a 1m il, Itulrrallttlie niai) apiii, fi-arr la Ilia U rt drail ' Kriifn lh Naw Y..lk llulrlmun WIO KILLED UAFTAIN WAIaKER 1 ut i irk iiiiMiiiitn . Few Incidenttofllii-campaign in Mix Ireieem ip mmtl up ami iiidiliuito a that Illative to the taking nf ll.iamaiitla, and the dealhuf that mdVai.d cl.it.luc oflcer, Capl. Walker. In glancing over (he paprnof Major llaiiim ni.l, nl li,-.,r gla, which ha draignatr tin- 'Sirmnlart Jombataor the Jlrxlcnii tt ar un nh aerve that ho ha arivaii an acrimut nf thr engagement at lliiamauila ami tlm fall of Walker. Wo Mien- tlm Majur'tai ' caunt, compiled a it it from "tin. dmu rnents,' to be in tho main corrrci. but lacking Incidental pith, and nliitlillt rrrn Moulin the grand ilrntutmrni am tt Inch our gallant fiitnd lni. iii.hiU nun tininre even now stares u In tin- fan-, n Iflallfo he 'yrt livml' tioldid liptbu MMSMC SI potter on earth "We in i have taken sumo iiaiiis.and n rr. at Mai of interest turrly, in routing at the facti; and no tliuo leeins so proper as the preient seveialuf thr clutalrm gen .tlemin of that day and wcasinu, being now around ui In cite tint alory iliteri tibia eihibition nf Inm nitrrrsl. I Capl. 8. II. Walkerttasa Mart lander, a young man of the Irurit aitsible hero , .am an . g;y- " ""-' "I"'" aamaatnn with nil tlm nr.lnr And illltor. . 1 . 1.11... a.. II . ...i..... al... ...r-1,- .............. ....... ....-....,. priee of.ld.er devote. ..tho best in.oT C eitior IU. ci.un.ry. lie miiiho.ii , companyof mounleiliiie,., ithme liratery waa on y equaled by Ins own, and wl, ,e dliolp line and har.linrs, hit been un, r. P....0, i e.,u .-.. v aut r.'T . ,ne world. Wo shall itkin mer Ihn thousand and ono Incident of the line nf acli.ni m svhioll Walker, l.fwls, ami lli.'ir br.uo oompinleni in arm did gallant service, to cemeltlnn languinary nnd iruly ihrill Ing drnoaiv7il. ' (lent Lane, after the landing nud ur ganizallonol hli Iroopi nt Vera Cm, with onw'JSOO men, itarle.l for I'uelila,, where It wai understood llial Cl. Chllds required rolnforcouient. I.nm' lift Jnla. pa on llio lit of October, mid liurrie.l for.) ward with Lilly' coinuund At 'umlr,' Lane learned tlinl Santa Anna would throw hlmielfupoii his miuele, nnd givo the advancing column jetty nl llio pits ' df Final, andtheM we every pmspecl of Tory llghlllme. l.ol. tvynknip wa in 1 oomrntnefalFeroioi tlm men wero anti. nua In Iki In' al Iho fililil ill prosperlive, nd Wynkoop obtained permistloii to join the Oemral with four companies of tlm lSaitnavlvanla lleciincilt i a mull ballery oflhsSil Artillery, under cnmiiiaiul of Capl. Taylor, wllli Cnpli. Wnlkor, uf the Texan Rangiri, and l.owit, nf tho l.ouls. Una, Cavalry. Tho column wai now swelled to io"e UHOU. They moved rap. Idly forward, and upon reaching Taninris, Lane beard thai the old fox wm oil San. la Anna had gono to lluamantla. I.ano determined to hunt him up with haste. The main force wai left at Tamaris. Trooei were forwarded advanced by Walker'a Hanger and Lewla'a Cavalry vrbe aparoaohed lo within eight, or nearly Sof Huatninlla. The orderi to Walker rt to advance to the tdwn, and if the ileus ware In force, to wait for the atatrstjMiwup, WaUii's otairntnd OREGON -SPECTATOR r- - gc;n-.j3-giijit-iji ataseg.i. li .IflJBia .' . ' .;:' ... tt t J- -s-'-j. " OUIXiON rated almiit mill Imia 'Jill) men. I!in reaching 1 1 lid mittkirl of Himinantla, Ilia Mexican j cavalry were seen dualling forward Into, t ltd tnwiif dim. tli Iiravo Walker onlorcd pursuit. Hantn Annn unn i vli.cii.ly In tlinlown. Citpl Walker, ani Mi callant comrade l.nwm, itimlo nit Iii mlriii lo a the cap. .. ..r .1... .ail., ..I.I . t.I-r IM, CI hma. I ilf Ul HIV IIJ ' .lllM iiv: mn fi"n' ihi'I n aieiiniillaiiiii; iiirurcii xi cxcntu WnlUr, that ilani'r nmltlrdli wrrv lllkn ictoniiarv iiiiitiiirraiinna, niiunn mo ouiu. inaml iliurril Into the town. Kim IMIU lancrrt nut thu iliarirr, liul wllli tcrrlflu iiiipiliniiily lliu Handera and Cavalry ,i 'i...! i,, :. ihrin. ciitilnrtliomdowii -.--". . . ... right and l", Slid n eni i irni nymg in Ull uircril'illl ' ll nim uin iirnnriiii V Cotil I.I wis, that lllleliftho niol ho. .,, m ta nf navurv una iM-ronnti. un. .iirnaaaiil. ni-rlmm. liv nnv art ofiirraonal .Ininif ilunniM ho uhnlnuar ! Alriincn. ilouj in j;ro, a (ln, manly Irllow, naintd I In vr, lirlniigini; lo Capt. Wulkrr, vnth uhmii lir am broill'lit mi lw to jalhrr -U iiij iiiuiinlrd, nnd nrnird with a liea. iv aabrc. daubed for aid down a narrow itr.il, (up which a ilttitchid lioily if Ian. t rna were atrivlni; to eaenpp,) and throw. in,; Iniiiieir brtwrni three jioited lancea ami thu pertau nf Mr I.nuiar, one of the ..ii,.cna who unuM hac brrn iii'ni In. eviubly turn to etiiin', Have ralaed hlin. ' rir in ina i.tI.IIi-, and with a yell, and one m I. .11 . . . 11..... .- I fell aw nop, the hcrmu Wlow chopped. Ic II anivip, lliQ neriliu iriiow -i;iiupici . ii lown' a laiKir, cla-aiiand cltartolria aad.lNoir in anu cuar inina anu. I .11.. I 'I .. In... . .. iitorrit llaiM'd IkmIv. , liicrdcd Ultra Ualy, t .,,.1 1, rtl r...... In. Imran. ilrml! I'liar-inuupthii rlaiu the .Moilcain tinned waaa priaonenn tliell lianua. no unco ; anil io tne uav oi .in ueain, ne iui lltui" "Capl Walker duniouiilrd, with , received hiacoininiaalon at tho city ofSal. lybelievedthat the facctioua Quaker waa aniiir thirty nf hii nn n, and adviiiitrd up a ll'c,lil of Mtpi, to f ircu an rntrance Into a thUri Ii r oonvi nt, where he auppotril Santi nnt naa lit I aa. Thei1)ing tail irr pnrnird by' the llaugrra, whu nrv itiiudn i mihIv, uf courae, aiat trn.l tin 'mil It" "" tin- town. t'apt. I.rwia iiitheiiieaiiliiiia.halfiiund a lrgi anl atluihid ion temporary gar. iuippi'4 n ad) fir nnniidiato 'use, and whu Ii lln Mfiiriin-i had, in their burr) to ruapp, Ufi Ulnii I thriu ' Tim irregular n.uii. in ii in ii wvrn imu aitiv nurara, V .'?. ...,", ..'!..,,, .. ,.! .,,.1 ' filing nf lliu llani-ra, in piirauuni tnoiain corrrci. ! nrcimrt, .'apt l.rwia left set oral nf hi ..., n...,..., il.un ua.-Counirv McClui. Jinn ana. U...i" reini il litelet auu uu kry.' the i.-lid piiglli!, a vnluntecr in I'apl. LewuVi nuiiniit , Inguiid tlielior ta, t. lulr be r-nl.. firward In the r invent. 'apt Walker,' .aid l,.t, I ,Kem ... vr, not milt lutlea but ba I wlii.y,toBl. low mat nring nt inr mm, imun i un- ('apt. Walker uniiirdutel) orlercvl the Ii. inn lo i asi-, and being appnacd of Capl. I.i'i' ilic in rt ol tin' horses, Vc, or di'red him In bung up hiroiiiinind. (Japt. I.rttn win i Inl lua Ii ire ; aomo one lirnl rloti bt, andl'ipt. Wulkir cried out Win twnlliil' I'll lim down the in xt mm it Ii lira, a a" Hint nit ntdi'rt t iliut iiiiiii. nt iliun gnus tun- fired from lliu cniiti'iil in I Miiiulliiiimlsly a 0.11111 IIH.lt lilld il lit II tin' tfC't. frlll tt party of M. m. an, in i,o di.lunw. Capl. ..ii, f., I .l,.i.t nist ... t,.ue to aee I..I.I lll.l II. Il ... IA ..I. Rlioul iiitl ill lime io sea I'ant Wa r ilrim.l "til Ulllll till1 Htep ol I ' llie conn nt, .ia ho iiiiphaiually vy V I'M' ri'SS. 1 H. ... .1 .iV, . ......... !i....!.. ll.lL.a It IlllaSIla rtl Ii 1 ai' in. piiioiip in-aiiLui aasiiiui n. ..,,,. Capl l.wit ur.I rt.l tlio lalluu, g l.nitit unl ri.llliu taltuii, gaitani Walker, In be placed upon the steps, cl.ito M thu wall A shot frum the ptcro nllu. i .! In Mlribm itll Ihn aliitiiiniil fiinriflP. r , V , 7,, , , , r," " ,ir I III. ordl.ri.1 till' lliair to tm lomd. ttlld ' ,i,i..liu. i . . . II.. r I lo 1 .Un I ., tvl I ! t.a - "' '" '"" " "" '" "T ;'' "'" ,' ,' .' . 'ot. I ., Vmoric.n. 1 i,. w . r ,,, hn.g .1. u, , i m A.no'ic.n. I Ir.-u. c very v , u I . I.ow , , I ,,.-. .... . -'"""- ' found .Mcf.'lu.key an I otliert leading out 'Iho pick' nf the captured horses. 'Drop drop thu Imrses, jnu foil, und iiimnt! Mount, sir, mount! They nunintid, fust enough ; l.eivli formed, and mel llio enemy in gallant tylu ; and ilmugli llivro wero len, ae, Utility lo one, potslbly, ho drotelhein buck ! T.i iiimli' ur friend Maj. Him. mond'i words, 'I.nttls, of ilia Louiilan Cavalry, ustumed command, itruggled ltd) to prenertc tbeguns, (captured,) and held liii position fiifly, until nislitinco armed.' Clnn huudn.l ad fifty orihc enemy twll, while of tho Uangcra nud Cavalry 101110 '!.'i worn killed und wounded. Thoywrro ongageu nenriv mi 110.11. "" " ""'"' dlaplil)iil liy tvuiKcr, iioiiik, 1111.1 incir men, tt ut worthy of general admlrallon, and all honor. Poor Walker! a ball struck him in tho lelt shouUlar, patted over hi heart, nud camo out in hi right test pocket ! Thu full lha gallant leador of ono of tho niol formidable war rsrtle, of ila number, known lo hlitory. Walker wai .- 1 liul.. 1. ....1 ...... a humane, impulsive man ; a warm friend, a bravo, gallant, soldier. Hli dying words wero directed to Cipt. I.owls 10 keep tho town, and drivo back tho enemy; and that the chivalrous Capl. did ao, was woll proven. Cipt. Walker and his bo.' roio 'boy' Dave, who foil unknown to his mailer, were burled together, in the earth they lelalelv Hood upon,, In all Iho glory and heroltm of rr.:r. '.'.-: wero men! Since writing the above, we haveceme aereti a peiigrerh or two, in aoouineti Ova lion it tm Wren, M CITY, (OHEC.ON TKMUTOftTf) TlfUKBDAY, OCTOIIEK I neper, nlillvn lo lb person who klllssj. alker A cnrrcpoiident or IUe pPr aforeiuid, quotas llio following arlel, llu lia rrad m anollier paour, and apjDM lil nun rAiiiarka. llrau until narlffranMl llicy aru nut without iitlercal. l , I)atii or Cnl.i Wai.KitB. Thrt liava uean many conlliciinjr rcpona on. curnlnj; I lit Idrntlty of llio man who klllj I'd ilia coltliratcd Texan Kaogar, whM nam Imada this paragraph. A gtalU man who waa In Mexico at llm tinM thai brave Walker loat hit lift, and who max trlnl a Mailcan lady, ami baea ivciy Known in mat country, thalona rcocnl viail lo Mexico that (.'apt. Walker waa killed hy aCapt, I'.ualliu, wiio waa at one mno lancii pfia ' oner nv uaw. vvaiaer. ana anew nun wall, and ainiiled him out aa the moat dif. tii ull fno to contend with. Kualllo waa for llna exploit promoted to llio oiKco of .Maj,, which rank Ho now iwtui in me .Mex '-" orinv. ' Nnw, Imtrad of correcting mlitakra, lha l'rntli-man ha mUe one aaUapl CualUodid not kill Walker, ner any other Mcxioan. 'llio man who ahft him waa an American by the namo or Arniltago( I who waa a deaerter from our army, and 'had bern a nriaaner In l'erota Caetle, abaut foul weeka prior to llio battle af lluamantla. TLI Thl rqan Armltage look llio namo o noiryagway, anu wm maun n i'iajvijii;win hv. u. h.iwi. the .Mexican armv aometwn mnimaiicr the . llio dralh of Walker while the under. amenoa, 13 milea from (luerrotaro, aud almiil the aamo dittance from Ruanax. tuala. There were preient, at the time hi promotion wai announced in drneral Ordra, three of Walker'a men, botides iiivm f Tho. II. (Jotlin, Juhu llclon Collun, auJ l.aac 1'. Darlington ; all on.,y family In Dublin, a ni whom can laatify that Armllage received ta htm, inviting him to dine hit promotion in comcquence of When he read il aloud, hie hiiiiiii: ,, aiacr. When your Informant lake another trip to Mexico, if Lo will inquire the facta of lien. I'ranciaco 1'arex, howill find that . tnu win comer Y..u will eonf.r a favor on Walker'e men by inverting thli, and oblige, Verv lrulv. Your obedient lertanl. ' W. II. UlCHAItDS. , Onaikor l'taTlantkratDlal. n ,7"!"' ", "T.il IJ.,.k.r I" " Hopper, bo noted Quaker plulanthropiit, withal hi goodneiiandmo. rality ttaa lull ol Humor, nil uiegrapuy Ut allllM Vllll WVII jwa. -.!. . . . I a t .. I . U i.l. a?!.!!! I.-- I.. ..l.l!.l....l lately. iisbioara.heraiyitiiim"inen Homier" and the work nreienli a very - true.ikeiicof hlmon it frentlsplc.'. Wo hate uit room for au extended notice of this dittinguialied man ; but w gito a few oxlracti,- which will aerte to give mine ideaoriiii curtesily ami jmlepend unco: ,. llllnr.Trnltl.BT. "if . tKn a certain occai.on, a iimii called ...M ... ... .., , , . .. , .i..n. o "Ull Willi uuurmn mi mini; uunai. air.-iiit! an aatatn Iia bail been rilllilltt I'd 111 n 1 nettle, l'riend Hopper put it att ay, aay. ing ho would rxanuuo il and attend to it I... I.. .11.1 ri. .nn .ll a soon aa lie had leisure Iho man coll. . . .horl tlmo after, and staled lhal ai knii ai iii-iiauiriiiiiHi inviiiauvHiii ,.,..,,..,.... , ,o "i" ' f !' Ilw ,ivv.. . -. ..-.. .., ..- i a receipt ior ino wuoio ii uiai advanced. This propoeition .e.l uxoitcil Mispioion, and the adminiitrnlor .... '. . i , .. . i 11 decided m ins own minu uiai nc wouiu , , CNlmicl ne , of .hideceated. 3a.rcl.inBcareTul. 'X '" '. ho fou"'' rec.!.l for the Vwioiilng U.o Identical i.ems, (J 7 ,, . of C ,r,I1llclioni .u,inir ,hil Jno LIU hid btcugiven and I toil, and ttai lo ha restored lay the credit, or whin found. When the ic man called id to him, in a again fur payment, laaiu laid to him, in a I j quiet way, 'Friend Junes, I undersland , thou hast become pious lately.' I In replied in a aoleinn lone. 'Yes, thank lo the ierd Jetui, 1 havo found out Iho way nf salvat on.' llii.l iktil katal l..n illi.nn.l I linl ta ftn. 1 linued ... ,..ou u,r,,.,,,v.,, advlsoyou not logo. lued tho Quaker. 'Dosl thou knew iiolr;.rf,i1rjn.ho Jimei Aunter I' Mr. Jones anawcrcd in the affirmative. Well, he also waa dipped a abort lime ago,' rejoined Friend Hopper; but bis neighbors tav lhey didn't got tho crown 0 Ids head iViidir ater. Tho devil crept into thu unbaptizod part, and hai been bu. ty within him ever since. 1 am afraid Ihtfy ilidn'l get Mra quite under ttatir. I thiiilrMbou Tiadal better bo dipped again.' As 110 ipoke, ho held up Iho receipt for twenty dollars. Tho countenanco of llit profissedly pioui man became scarlot, and he disappeared instantly. THK Tllirtr ANDTIIK PUTCIIMAN. A Dutchman once called upon Filend Hopper, and laid, 'A lief linvo nolo mlue goon. They tell mo you oan help mo, may be.' Upon Inquiring tho when and tho whore, Friend Hopper concluded that tho artlolei had been Helen by a man whom he happened to know the police had taken up a few hours previous. Hut being disposed to amuie hlmiilf, I In quired very seriously, 'What time of tho moon was It, whea Ibv goods were itolinf llavins received intormtlion concertina that particular, he took a slate and begta .5. .iiii-.il ii '..l.tuk mnurm ova Pik l)rTaiTio. ia.U i-j'. .ri-,rrgi-.j-8j.-i hk4'q,rrdpro'dounced In a very orac.l ulir manner, Thou wilt find thy goodt.' I ,I arrwil l finv BNinayuuia l vxaiaiinou ina ill; cuinpiaiou mo iiusuicia wiiigu runuur Otlighled, Ouiclinuo; od wbero iadeed hi presence in Ireland noteivary, ho rfl', 4 t ' Inudoashort vlntto llnluhd, on hu way Art thou qullfr'iure about tin ago of ' home. Tiirro alio hit A at objrrted fM mow V uvjiMfad I he pretended magi, clan, litius aaaured tliero waa nomli. lako on Ilia point, lie cindered aaaln fwr a (iw mlnqea, and lie anawortd, 'Thou Wilt find the thlof In the liamla of the do- He..' ' ;a The Bulchmaa went away, evidently Uaairad whK arofouad raveraooe. Hav. came extaWMyi found Ida gooda and the thief, accor. , Informa wfTamg ta prediction', lie relumed and aaked o he learnad (far a private interview. 'Tall me dat o. cretuld be, 'aad I will pay jou a heap of inoniy.' 'What eecrclf Inquired rnand Hop. per. . .. ' lell mo now you know i win nnd mine .... .Ml. a ... . . I cooti, and whero I will find de tief 7 re- InlnmA tut. I TH taUin tmili I nnifu(l Ir was Ibe reply, 'btcamo I had beard there waa , !- ( - a,--. - a llilcl at the police ollice, Willi lucli gooda it 11 puilcil to ctciuo wnctiier no a i uai, mu uiu num ..,... .ww-.,-. -ai thou deacribed.' talking loan inane poraon, or not. When rctpondent of tho .New YorkTribaJP Itut what for you aik about de moon 7 thoimperiurable (Juaker hid aeeu all ho ono who hid Iratellcd- aomol TbmmP Inquired tha Dutehmin. Youmaka fiif.lcared loaee, hedelilioratrly walknduwav. and icicle! man. who are yoM MNp ur, and ifcn you aay, you wMLJGnd your , At Wealminater he paid llio customary ' "Stationary ? And whore will yo. aWl gootn Yu make figure! again, den you fee of two ahillinga aixpenci for a linn. , jour moving planeti If "CoiruBUAiM tall i., a takrrai la ) ilaf. fo. and find aion. 'I he douikecticr followed hlin. sa .' of the Ibton l'ot ll not 000 Of em I . , . ...h.v.- ....... -B. 1 KO, initio cooli and do lief, iuit aa you kay. i en mo new you ao aai, ana a. win pay Thouuh roncalcdly mured that It wai done only for a joke, in went away until. aooojurcr ( We have a variety of amuiing Inci. denta, allowing laxac'a aturdy Quakeriim, iliinnj a viiit to Ireland HOT AIIUklED or Till IKOr. ... i i i ... . i ' One day, while he wai viliting a weal. , nolo wai handed dine the aext dav. I ... ... hoal rflmarked. I Thoaa people aro very reapectable, but i not of lha lint circle. Thiy belong to our onurcn, uui net exiouy io our lei. Their father wai a mechanic' Well, I am a mechanie snytelf,' nld latao. 'Perbapi if thou hdt known traM-iiael, thou would! not have Invited met , -ll I. pasiu,r, eaciaiiiieo me n hi, i.i.i .1. 1 III. I.!. J.L- I .. ..L-. . ma. or your Inrorm.l.on and ippc.r. lcanbeamechanio!' 'I followed thebuineiiof a u.lor for many yeari.' rejoined hi. guest. 'Look ate taaia'tiat I Ibatft laAa haI mM araai a IV aa 'a.ril.ia aLanrai I K.tnt nf than At ifr nf I ar .. I in Manual i evrvae tiivLt nwt mvw iiaeiina . w. .... .,.. .. . -. ... tHuInMnki Uva Ln I i Inr).. Ufin I r-"- "-'" ,. " . iiha.1 iiinra i nnan waiiraaii iiiea airnnii ... ', TJ,.r ,...! ,. ZUttTZl'?'nnM'hm " " don't think it did to him.' rnixxp ucn-Eit it couut or ciuxcerv. Upon one occaiion, Friend Hopper tic nt inlotho Court of Chancery in Dub. lln, and kept hi hat on according to Qun. I ker custom. While he waa listening to me pleading, no no icru m.i ho,lt nc?r the Chancellor the pleading, ho noticed that a person ttA.I lit I .1 )k, MV... I... .,,..... h..k " ... . ,. . ryr llHn illlll nun u tury aicru cainois. - .An 'I'lim ntlr.inlrel tlm flltrnttnit of law. 1 inn. . in. ...-....--..-....-- . - tors and n:clatori. who alao begin to look , ,un rfcteully an officer tapped him autlio inouiucr, aim iui -tuur uai, sir ; .. ....ii.. .11 M ,v .. It al, tho shoulder, and aaid, l our hat, sir ! ' .VVI..i' tho mailer ttilhmv half be . , - ' UlllUliaU. . I rake t o r reioincd llie otticor. 'tou are In hit Majettt's Court of Chancery.' - .. . . i .TI.M is an honor I rc.ervo for his Ma. I . .. .. ... .... .. ,iMiy'. tlaatir,' lie rep ted. 'remap ll it ,l0vt thou me.ne.t V I , 'Tho ollicer icemed embarrnsed. but' '..JJ no morc J and when the Friend had I .,vd a. long a. ho fell inclined, he qui. . . wilhJrcw. , ' vtsir To THE LCD MEUTK.naxt. i t)no jav i.,, no wa, walking ttilh a , ftwCr ta'Diibiin, lhey paued tho LorJ Ucu!cnan,, caslie, ue expressed a wl.h , 1 unuersianu,. ...,, r.lln. n,mr,,,. hmwn nHir. ' 1 .1... 1, wa, nol opc ,0 itranCcr. 'I hatoa mind to go and try,' said I10 to his 1 companion. 'Wlltlhou go tilth me J -No Indeed, he replied 'and I would . . a " llo maroiird in, howover, with his broad beaver on, and found the Ixrd Ucutcn. ant surrounded by a number of gentle. men. '1 am an American, 11 id ne. 'i have heard a great deal about tho Ird Lieutenant 1 castle, and 11 11 win give no offence, 1 aliuuld like very much lo set j il.' Ilislordihip Homed lurprlud by this uncercmonloiii introdticiion, but he mill. eJ, and laid to a torvant, 'Show this American whatever ne wiiiieiioice.' Ilo was conducted into viriout ipirt incnts, where ho saw picture, itatuei, ancie'it armor, antique coin, and many other curioui articlei. At parting, the mister of thi inamlon wai extremely po lite, and gave him much Interettlnr Infor. mil Ion on a variety of topics. When he rejoined hi compinlon, who had agreed to wait for him at eomo appointed place, he met with the inquiry, 'Well, what luokf O, tho best look in the world, ho re. piled. '1wm treated with great polite. MM.' Well, certainly, Mr. Hopper, you are aa extriordlasry man.' responded the lawyer. '1 woulda't have ventured te 20, 18B3. iut tvoitunr nvtxr.n i-irrra At Ilia expiration of fuur inonthi, hav. toonarvoral occmnni. lnl in Urn ! to), hoaikcd pennnmon to I'Kik at the in. lorlor of the Cathedral. Ilu had Ucu looking about aoino little tunc, when a roiiEli.tooklnr rnsn aaid to him in a ory urly lone, Take olTyonr Imt.Hir'' llo replied very courtromly, I Invr aaked nermiaKin to amor hrra to gratify mv curioaitv ai a atran r. Iho,.' it u no offence. 'Takeoir joul.at!' rejoined the nun 'If you don't, I'll lako it oil" for jou.' Friend Hopper leaned on hi cane, I .ok pd him full in the fact, tin 1 auiworud very coolly. 'II thou '.oil, I hopu tliuii wilt ecol it to my looinga . ' . . i ijr l Mian I 1 It'i, at havo need of it thu aft' main. Vft. 'IT .rwtr f!rrrnt. Cli ft on ' I he tittf .)-... "nut.! vi nliotii a milfi from .-.-, --.fi. .-.-. ... --- the Cath ' Tho man tarcd at him .-- . ... log, 'You mutt uncover yourself, air" 'Uncover myeelfl'exclniin'-dt'if 1'nrn I with an affectation of isuorant simrilicicy . What doit thou mean I Mum I tuku olT my coal I' Your coat'' rctponde I tho man ii.n Ing. 'No, indeed 1 mean jmirliat And what iliould I take oil in) hat fur' hn inquired. 'liccautc jou ar.j in a c'mrch, air,' an aweredlhodooikcrpcr ., ., . i .-I .1. . -I mo no unireii ni-iv, ..,...," .. tiuaacr. i en apt inou nn-nn'-ii uu- 10P0hurCl. avembk. 1 . " ." ,, ur,P50 uu " "- tit nl 11, n hmriliiiii llio buildmn thai consl.luti.in r ' ... church !' The idea lecmed new to the man, lull lie merely -rpealed, 'You mutt lake ctT tour hat, a'ir.' Hut iho l'riond again inquired, 'Wlnt fori On account of lhee images I Thou knowest Scripture commands us not to worship griten imiges ' 1 lie nun nersiituu in sating mai no , rmnn ., -. , tl,.ml,j .,,. lUtou ... r without unto, en',,,. In, la.J Jw f j, t ,,-., ,, me coniclcn lioUiJ scrupll . on that tub I . mn .. . . ...n j.v.r--n.-. -- . lariii nnnui ww The rtverential liabita of the d iorecp cr were noi ouiie str ' muii-Ii tsconi lit: i . . pel luin to thai aacriliic and lie wn.K.J the subject. o.n the Tin itr When rrirnd Hopper iwlo 1 the I loui of I.unl, he asked th it meant ai anut if ho nncht sit upon tho throu II.- nliul.'No. sir. No one but hit in.i lit 'here.' 'Wherein don his unit stt dllir'nni ..ll... ...... ! ..! 1..I ll'll.fl l.l 'III .1 IIHII I III' 11.111. . - . '..,... i . . . , wero cut on, lioiliu III in-mc ' iP.riniiilii lm tmi.til ' rrntii-.il 'In u Vl wviiutiiii .iv "ww. -i ..,-..- ear. So would an mrvicnn.' r. i mih. I i ricnd llopncr. as uu hinnii- i ... ti .i . '. . I . I Friend Hopper utip .,,! r.in.l, r.,l,lo,! rniliim ilmt .urround ..''" "". .: C.l Ull 1IIIU1K , Mill lll.l. . ('. I." t imnili,-i.r to Id Inm it was ocke i. 'it tton'tthe same be) that lucked it un' 'ck -vi ,t ' n.nuircd lie V' "M"'"-"' Itthi:tl.i I.. linti 4111, her.-1 l,La informed that il ta. I. . I kit Jownand unltxktd llio a.e ll-i... t ,J ,ho 8a.in cotcr.ng T, .... th I. . ac c,r fully Ju.icd U. railiug lb las li.m I LtcllJ i fori, ,0 ,u,. , ,. , . and then seated l.i.iisclt m Hie ...,'. ha r Well,' laid ho, 'do I I wk ant lb ng lik his inaicslv I' 'Hie man soeincd einbarrass. I, but smiled as ho answered, 'Wlit , i-ir, j.m certainly fill llio throne ttrt re-pet tab! t There wero set oral noble men in tho room, who seemed lo bo t Mrcmelt mnui cd by theso unusual proeeedtngs ' Corrfiponlaiici' of llio lluatou lt Wnshmistmi, Ant;. " 1- ' I find that my mapping out of th. gr. at railroad routes' between tho isiippi and tho Atlantic! ha not pleased .ill par tie. The state paper of Illinois the II jnoj, Stalo Hcgislci copied tho nrlie.lt and from that paper passed into the IVoru Tri-Wcckly l'ress, niu! this iditor lukct mo to task for loat ing out Ins eit. IU iayi llio most diifcl route lliiougli Illinois toward Now York ittho railr-ml n.m un- der contract from opposite ll.irlington, Ion a, Ibrougli I'eoria 011 tho Illun,! nv or, and direct U Loganspeiri, In., nn I then duo cast through Ohio towards I'lttsbitrgh, and all on tho samo parallel of latitude wlrfi New York city. Iftlua road ttbuiil, . . ... 1- 1, anal llie ro seems 110 uouui 01 11. 11 wi mm menu i..iii. '" Mvnw, v. i ., nrabablv earrv olflho banner nslhc near eat and mosl direct roml Ulweeii New York and the Mississippi hether it mil the lame.', share of the through Iruv al from the east to tho fur west will do BBndiomewhatonlhe locality onho great bop" too, you iinvoon inoiraca .mn raH. I had not seen a notice of ! it. 1 mean o.' :im longeit, the ttri this road htlnn under contract or charter ed when I wrote my former article, and 1 had ef all the othm. borne lite win xo,s; to Ina nwn aatiafactlon at lalll, t the State of Illinola ii thickly aafkati. It " in a nbrth t very , ,tlm.k, will auniKirt parallel rallroada Mfwtill . nortli und.MUlli, ii well ai taat aaatttta fifteen mittj That lMeaJMMv, but ccrtalnW aoma Hill m Wtf land have railroad a numeroua fa kM, Wrynrtenliivol beon riding eerll"rtii ihTcand teen the tralna fiyiof abaajl l dillcrrnt dlmctlont, tnd all viaNa-t1a Ihn mounp train I wa In. P1' rrpool and Ionian- lhoImdottMllar . Wcitcrn railway there are WtfryHaW Irainaaday, Including goodl aneT JMtV' srr traina, running in both cinmmm. I ma roan, IIHO ail Ulnar cagiasaa XflPVar has a double track. The IralMoAawWa) rtery fifteen minute. Now' ffctf.'Ml mi- road cento to thta, 1( will M iMkil lull Hhich will be Iho number MmjMkJ., I furl inyaelf comnliinentid by lha) Vtt courtiou manner In which the aJilarpT Iho I'eoria IVea apoke of the artlela M railroadi. The "moat unklndaK M all. Itotvever. waj to call me(U. . i.iir, the "stationary correepoaMMff Rr Iii the name of bulTaloci and teat wlut would tou have, my diar feltowl Wil t jj "tco a confeisien from met I li.ti. b. c-n in every acaporton the Atlftlo frum .Newfoundland to Key Weat; kX oj over the sparkling tvivc off Ibe lleco Cj.t'o, auhooneird it through the OeJf nf Metn.0; tratelcd every fcot of ike Mittiatipr.i from tin IUliza to the Falleef M. Anthony, VI3U0 milei and the BMat it actcrnl tunes over; wandered five dred in. let into lha Indian Territory, aajr tomi tho white lettlomenU; MBfMeJ la lonait"a citv of some size and tt ot some size ana erew sunsnamd llurlincton, lUaraei HW M101,: slaved awhile at I'eoria. mMsV tor'sonn lawn: got caught latere aw ful ,ow ttorm, and lhan throvgh ts vrrat lakes and the S:. Lawreaee tlW T'alU of the Montmorency. Ihave'rleft. j Ctcry great cunotlty, nearly etety tjuto ea'pitol, and every Slate in the Usatem 0CCDi California and Texae. AcraaebW 'herring pond" J travelled througk a. nisst ctert kingdom, and saw Beany er- arlyet- rt crmiied head iii Huropei waeere4 ..tier Iho highlands of Scotland, itooee! Ibe. cormorants in I'lngal'sCavi.tlioliea-gtllle u S'lttlaud, eat plot en and other wild '.iris in Iceland, cooked my dinner ta lb git trs. cooled my punch with the eeowe of Mt llecla, and toasted my ahina at tba burning crater on It summit. I trod lha uuli in 'Untains of Norway, celebrated indtpndcnccila"otr the Coiit, fiaoed in It- Mtilitroin or near it ale Mr Unit with the Dutch, maccaroni wllb tbe Italian, and frog ttu.i the I'renchn a'ke.l utcr the top of Vesuvlua In lat from i'oinpeii to Naplei; lay all ni.'hl near Utna sununll, teeing an erup u ii, null red hot rocks shooting a thou. sanl leit in tho air; tailed by Hmhnlt it uu Imlit, lauded tt hero St. "Paul did at Ithegium, tisttcd Corsica'i rocky iile, s.ii lima, and Klbi, stiatned cloae to Monti Critto't homo ; admired the Chat eau 1 Ifat Marseille, and spent months aunng the tine clad lull of la belle I ram o U lit tea, man, I'm been upia i lull ) mi and ilomi in a diting bell, ahot tors on tin- tlitsitsippi, and spirrowi , i,'buniberland, cat "corn dodgirs'Wn lent!, it. e, Llae'e bread in Denmark, 'uu- l.r.-a I 111 London, and been where I 1 uu I it pr cum bard work to get any j'nV It.' rodo in a Jersey wagon la I ' r 1 1. 11 j, j t art 111 lllhoit, and oa an l'.n.''iiid uprea tram at fifty miles an h 11 , nnd gono on foot and carried a ki;i-uk uliuil found traveling dear and .taint I u site my mousy. I've been iitit tne t itng.t nt tea, rode over near It r'urt railitat 111 Europe, and more than die I ... 1 f in tint country, and traveled nur ,110 luiiidrid thousand miles and ncini't a'.pt six night in a place for it. run ti'urt. nd hero I am, a man ot extr. ml m Jutt (') and obligod to vin ilieate uit eharuuleriii tins seeming boast ful m, 'and to tell all this about myself. iiil ulnL 1 lh night the world wn giving mo credit for being quite a traveler, thta ..In .r mil on an lllinoit prairie as broad .11 ull uut-duor! pouncei down oa nv p. or '.aurels, mid cull 1110 "stationary; ' au.liiiiotes us n sauiplo uf my ignorance,' tho 111. re fact that I bad neglected toenroa iele t'io location of hit priming office! I li.ulkn.-n it notttitliitundlng. Well, this is an ungrateful world. Cilluplbe edi. lor ol tho New York Tribune Heyard Ta) lor not excepted goto John Uaavard luiiirion J Host llrow.w i and get all the good deter fillom together ibat MM trattled "tome," and find one that ta a decade of yoan, has traveled aa n'eW seen s much tancty as tho aulaorf. .. . 1 1 ....!t.. n liMltnr. Aftaea.e nun taurua.. an.ie.v. .. -..-., -r. .- , ... - 11 1 IVoria l'ress, I am a very numwai tiduul; Miles ismy namo j Pltay MlU at )our service, air ; aim "muea 1 vx tr.ml.-il," and thousand: morel hosiebu ami 1 bono idno day lo mill yon ."' thu iwlflcit, and the beat nil road, bete. litis and lundown, anJ I hops lea, it rtrfl wl V & -tt-j ,S .tAfw Zl v"Ca