Political and General lie
• - Valkiy at the Anuoia•
A new enterprise is suggested,ind sue of a try,.
;magnificent character. It is to open to commerc.
and - civilization, th rich country bordering on th
Amazon, and extending with its tritoutary river?, t
may thousands of miles. An able writer in }ht
Union has comminoed a series (data
clef en the subject, in the course of which he will,
no doubt, furnish much information. Ile regard'
' Ihenopening of the Amazon and other great rivers of
the Atlantic slopes of Sotit h 'America, as of farmers
importance than any commercial or agricultural
question of•the present dim. The country that i
drained by the Amason, he contends, if reclainse
from the savage, the wild beasts and the reptile
and reduced to cultivatiett flow, would be capapl
of supporting witli its produce, the population of tb
whole world. his a rice country. The ,consmo
yield of rice is forty fur. oho.. It is reaped fir•
months after planting, and may be planted at an
time of the year. Thus the, farmer may plant-D.
bushel of rice to-day—io live months hence he wil
gather forty from it. Planting these forty, hemsy
in another five months, gather sixteen hundred bdsh
elf. In ,ten months the earth yields An increas
Ore of a thousand-fold and *lore.
Corn, ton, may be planted 'at any time, and it
three months is fit fur gathering-. Thus- the )us
bandman there busy gather four' crops of Card
, year. Its seasons are tioleveriasting sumcr, skita
perpetual round of harvebts.
• It is, hepontinces, the policy of commerce, Mi.
commerce the policy Of these United States, .t
open that river to steam, end its valley to settlemen
and cultivation,iand its earth, air, and waters to tb
huainess and wants of trail. and traffic. Tberre, up
.on the Atlantic glee?. of Month America, in the.val
ley of the 1,1 and ie. the valley of the Anna
rni nat"i'e, in all her nays. has been most bounti'
There, the vegetable kingdom displays its foe
.ces in their Most perfect grandeur, and ail in the;
might; and there, too the' mineral kingdom is mos
dazzling. with its wealth Opened to navigation, it
foreats to settlement, its 'pampas to cultivation.
What commeres has done for South America i
nothing to what it will d 4. It has fringed only th
sea-coast of that continent v. ith settlement mid cul
tivation. The great interior has never been touch
ed; the heart of the country is a commercial blank
nor ie it to be reached except through the power
of steam, and t!fe free use of its nisj-stic wait
courses:
He then thus proceeds to describe the country:
The semi•continent of South America is ver
nearly in shape that of a r ght-angled triangle. It
typothenuse rests on the Pacific—.one- of its leg
extends from Cape Horn to Cape St. Roque: der
the right angle is formed with' the other kr, %tic
extends froth Cape St. Roque, in latitude 5 degree
south, to Cabo La Vela of the Caribeen sea,
tude 12 degrees north.
The larger leg is that between Capes Aven an.
St. Roque; it is 3,500 geographical mike in length
The other leg has 0utp2,500; but the hypothenu
which stands on the Andes, and rests on the Pacif
ic, is more than 4,000 miles long.
This
.contiguration exercises a powerful influenc
upon' the climates cf South Aniertcl, especially a
regards its heitography.
The great rivers of that country, the mighty Am
axon and the majestic La Plata, are resultants a
this configuration. In consequence of having tb.
sea-front, which rests upon the long leg in th
southern hemisphere :o look southeast, the-'north
eiiEt and the southeast trade winds, as they co.,
scrota the .Atlan.ic. filled with moisture, go ful
chirged into the interior, dropping it in shower.
they go. until they reach the snow-capped eummi
of the' Andes, when the last drop that very low teat
perature can• wring from them, is deposited., to mel
and feed the sources of the A MIZ-111 and the La Pia
'with their tributaries. .
The northeast trade-wilds commence to blow
about the tropic of Cancer, and coming (runs th.
quarter they do, ttleylblow obliquely across the At
Untie. They evaporate front the sea as they go
aed, : inspigning at right angles upon the Sout
_American ahore line that extends from CapetSt
Roque to Cabo La Vela, they carry into the interi
or the vapor that fonds the clouds that give the,rai.
which supplies With water the Magdalena, the Oro
noco, and the northern tributaries of the Amazon.
The volume of water disch arged by these river
into the sea, is expressive the quantity whi
thnsts . northeasf trade-winds take up from the
and, carrying in the clouds, precipitate upon the wa,
ter-abed that. is•drainedly then streams. They at!
hut pipes and gutters which nature. had placed..u•l
d e r the eaves of the great abed that has the Ands,
fora ridge pole, the Caribbean sea and North A . 61
hear. for a cistern. • 1
The trade-Wind region of the North Atlantic a
fords the water surface when the evaporation is Ca
Tied -on that supplies with retina, dews, and moi
cure, New Grenada, Venezuela, the three Criyana
and the Atlantic slows of Ecuador.
i On the other band, the southeast trade-win
;con:me:ice to blow about the parallel of 33 or 35 d -
grecs south. They come, too, obliquely across th
Atlantic, and strike perpendicularly up,in the Saut
Ainericdu coast line, which extends from ' C.
Horn. = They pass into the interior, with the
whole load of moisture, every drop of which is run
from them before they cross the Andes. 'The qua -
tity,of moisture which is taken up from the see, a • •
rained down upon.this wonderfully fruitful countr ,
maybe seen in what the La Pipe and the Amazo
discharge back into the sea,
Nbw. there is no tropical country in the were
which has to windward, and so exactly to windsra ,
of it, such en extent of ocean in the trade-wind i -
gion; consequently, there is no inter-tropical cou -
- try in the world that is so finely watered as in th
great Amazon country of South America.
'ln this connection we may add that sonic wee s
since, we announced the arrival in New York, i
Lieut. Herndem, from Para, on the amazon, whi -
u year or two ago he was sent oht to explore
divided his fdree into two parties, one of tell cb a
mill absent. Lieut. H. brought _home valuable co
'enticing of naturalscience. as well as muchke. -
raphical information, which he will no doubt iipe •
ily communicate, in a formal report, ta the Secrets
of the Navy. We also recently announced the a -
rival from Chili, of. Lieut. Gilii., after an absen •
of three and a half years. One object of his mini.,
was to brain as'full information as possible in
'alien tthe general, political, commercial and g
i
itographi . :l•condition of that country. Oue of h
associates, Lieutenant McCree, instead of coati
directly i nothe, intendeSto cross the Andes; end ii
been furnish ed by the Chilians whit a governrne •
guard, as far es Mendoza, where he would enter t
Argentine Republic. Ile had determined-to to
observations during the whole route, to cross t
immense pampas, and to emit. down . to Buenos A
rex by the Rio de la Plata. Tile results of the'
two expediticrs—that of Lieut. Herndon, Ind th
of Lieut. Gillis, and his associate, Lieut. klcG '
trilincrdoubt place the American people in pore -
session of mono ‘altiahle inforootion in relatioa o
the inferior of South Atoeries, and the great rir rs
.of that fertile region—a region w ith which our -
. terprising countrymen cannot at too early a peri d
become acquainted by pet sonal observation and i•
- sect 'enterprise. It is such undertakings that -
"servo the most libe:al encowagement at the hat
. artists Goierntnent. They are at once pieeeful a i
.philanthropic, and designed to ppeu to thtfifootst p
of man, the iinlements of industry. and the sdv n
ees of ci.ilization, vast tracts of rich soil. ev ry
way calculatediof.the abodes of millions of into i•
gent and active human beings:—Peen. Eaq.
TELEGRAMS: IO Ertraaparsa---The enterprise 0
, bringing the Old and New World within& four
Eve days' communication of - each other, trough t
;powerful agencies of .teem and elictricity, is lik -I
to be soon brought to a oonsumation. The capi 1
for tho Newfotiudiand Electric telegraph, c o on .1
log New York, with Cape Race. has already , be
subscribed, ant the cornp!etioti of the line is pro .
rapd early in the coming summer. The line will _
i
1,500 miles long 150 miles. of which will he sub , -
rine.. Commer. rig at`, Cape Race, it crosses I e
Island of Nook, ndland, and thence, by • I N % „ -
rini line of 140 Smiles crossing the Gulf of St. La -
fence, and traversing Prince Edward's Island, y
ahnither submarine line reaches Cape Tormentin is
New-Brunswick, from Whence' its course is di -t
to Now York.:-4t Cape Race a yacht will lot r
, <cent the European and New York steamers, gat , -r
•from them the most important intelligence, a , d
transmit it with the speed of 'electricity, to its -
filiation, The completion of the project Goa .- -
plats* the fleeing bls tee of steareere to sad f
ISMS Port OS tLo Irish coast, from wheisee,,a line
telegraph wilV,einainuoisete with Londosuf
Tip Cnisinit Clty, 4 lllseity—Lettir . eas
illi • , -
..' ' a =iik t kErolit,-Not., l 2lth.
t , mi , .. ...
a" milungeitilf of this oderningeentailis a let
tee.frum resickbst Fillmore, to High Maxwell,
ViMector o he Port of New - Fork In aoswerto
a:bitter fro Mr. blegwell btiquities. whetirer Mr.
iv! • deirge La tip spotted the,Es. S4.lllail Steemer,
wee right l'n peteisting is iktfivilialtit 11 4 PW B)
tonic the sending out r. Smith, ke l ., 'Tire
i_
followi'g s the reply of the President: . 1
' 1 : admit theiight of Mr. Law, or ny cab
er citize n, to threatens war on his own sec nt fur
the purpo of seeking, redress for real or_i eginary
injuries,., nd then tut call upon the Grov rnment
whether i 'approves or disapproves of such onduct,
and asau es its approbotion, unless the t is. for
bidden. •
The Cotestitutionofithe U. S. vested Pre tigress
elope the power of declaring war, and thee the
executive branch of the Government not r. Law
can usurp the power by commencing war without
its authority; and if he attempts it, it foil be my
duty, as it is my determination, to exert s ell, the
'lower conferred on the executive Guyer int by
fthe Constittstion and laws. to prevent it. am re
eolved, at every hazard, to maintain our . ghts in
*is controversy againet Spain; and I son equally
*solved that no act of Our owe citizens all be
fr'ermitted i to place thieGovernosent in the roJg;
IMr. Liw has an undoubted right to p. sae his
reful business; but *ben the qnestioir i 'raised
between this Governatent and a trudire wer, es
't °Thither the bosinees be pursues is wful or
' l Ouraued in a lawful *saner, the decision of that
t question.belongs to the two Governments, and not
- to him. If the object be to assert Me righ to enter
the port of Havana with such persons is choos
es to select, in . ..deSence of the law aGo randot
e
of Spain he has cerfaidly don* • gh to present
ir '
that question for.the decisioos oc, the Go ernnrent
otSpain and the Uoited States,iind the Ile otiation
ham already commence+ and our right, as under
stand, has been assened,ra ,as I said be h re, will
be maintained; but the ac f this Governor ut can.
not be controlled by the • terference of any individ
ual, and it is certain,, Mr. Law repeat hese at
temerts for the purpo lot settling Worm roversy,
anif,in so doi4 vi mks the laws of a f Iris tin
Lion' within its own jurisdiction, and the by lose
or forfeit hie vessel, hel can expect no inde nity for
such .an act of folly, from this Grvernmen :
We regulate the tereto and condition up
all foreign vessels enter our Fitrta and 6x t
ties for violating our Is+yre. and:tbe right to•
never suffer to be qtiestioned by foreigners.
do Out one-lion theirs to do the same tbi
must wait the result (4 the negotiatiou bet
tkord GoVernmOti.
This is a question e t to, be settled by
Cuba, nor between th United States a
but between the Uni d Slates and Spain'
efene is responsible fu the eonchiet or the
Ment of Cuba.
I write in some ha POW the mail is a.
ing,
,but you are st.li rty to make known
tents of this letter to r. Law and inforin
l ei
as e•goodre
citizen I pre be will not ett
rioletion of our niutra ity.laws by &nankin
ILLARD FILLNI
.
blaosincourr B o ut ae.—Dr. Townsen.i
venter Of the celebrat uTownsend's Sam
is about erecting in New York one of the in.
tiful and costly residences ia America. 'it
located on the corner cif. Thirty-Fourth at
Fifth Avenue—two of kbe finest themes
city Of New York ; I
The edifies and its sprroundings will I
lots twenty-fife, feet fritnt by one hut, -
deep. It will i be constructed of brown f .
six stories high, and filiiabed off in kitty's t
Rivet a oalacidal look, such as no other be
the United States can boast of.
The building will b surrounded on all
picturesqueneas and shrubbery; a landscape
er, receiving skme two thousand dollars just
designs. I
That our readers may hareems* idetkof the char
icier, of the building, we woold mention that in ad
isla
thane to the ordinary tures which go to mho op
a fashionable residen ' Dr. Townsend bas added
several others, such 3 a chapel, picture 4 gallery,
museum. conservato r, baths, ewiremio room,
bewlin alley end billiinl _saloon. The cos of the,
building and grannie ,b ill, be a little over o httn-`.
dred thousand dellare,lwhicit is some misty Deland:
dollars more than the emit of any other nes ce In
the metropolis. .
This building, when finished, will ba a t only a
monument of Dr. Townsend's liberality, b tof the
advantages of advertising. Twelve year ago Dr.
Townsend was not ar i onh one hundred dot! rs.' He
is, now worth a million. The whole of th s wealth
...b
has been acquired by i means of the ore's y s e t.
ting a proper value n editors and pridtin ink.—
Those who doubt " ire hether any thing is snoi .by
1,
patronising near papers," should ponder n these
facts. They are • roll of instsuction as they.are
of encouragemen In the opinion of Dr Towns
endoall that's req tirsid to snake money in t is world,
is cOurage—the courage to spend money n adver
tising. . Tho iimidl will plus. notice. :Noisy
Knitk.
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A Nos IS Exsuet.E.-The other day, has(ing need
If of help ft.'s' a draytOsn, we called an IriShtuan to
our assis nce. floiperfurfned his- duty *frith great
promtnes , and his language and demean r gener
ally was such as icibommand our - 'dm 'llion.
! Having paid him fori•his trouble, the full itig con
versation ensued: "How long bare you ain this
i city'' we inquired.l "Twelve months t morrow,
I sir,'? he politely replied. 04Pray what wa y our oc
cupation in the o!d pountryr For a mo nt the
man colored, end dropper! his held, but in instant
after, raising himself with the dignity of man, he
boldly replied, , " 1 Was a .
physician in blin."-
Somewhat autttriardi we' asked how it w that he
' was now. driving a day. Hill reply in üb•tanco
wa that he brought his family direct fro Dublin
to hicigo; that when he arrived here, is funds
I le
I we almost exhausted that he was unable to main•
1 tain the appearance of his profession; sides, hi
fourid the city foil or young physicians waiting till
the city crew; havidg - no mechanical trade. he pur
chased a. horse and dray, and at once began to earn
a livelihood for bin4elf and family. We tall this a
noble speci nen of a.man. How much more inde
pendent au,.l happy that man had spent thej ear than
I tlf he had been idle; and complaining of rtune all
'putt time.—Ckicage Tribune.
t -
NEW' s PEctlLATlnft......We learn that so le of
neighttortl are forwarding apple
e fornia. They are packed in a manner en
e (great from-the areal mode of sending •
on, which we should think might prove e
c ' prgseninA them-frUns rot. Each apple i
tI paper'and then placed in the barrel as la,
tWeen every two laters-of apples 'is a lay
dered chat coat. The applesare Nut, pros
coming in contact With each qther, and
a nti-pr utescent qua Oties of the charcoal, t
,
she'd(' it attack a
.pmrt of the fruit. will be.
from communicant* Ito the remainder.
we should thin& a good one for pretwre
when sent to.eny futeigncountry.-,..4faii
/1
. 67',The Cleveliina rald says that
e
oept term of some court r other in Way
Ohio, bliss Eknor lilcCe nell recovered
of 81,5°0 iigainst John . Reynold. f
a marriage promise. Lili Wayne Con
ant says, "the verdict ts the genera
of the community, is the Conduct of the
r in the transaction, Was attended with circ
e of peculiar aggrarstion."
y
Potiot Dsivii.s.-4 writer in the Jaunts of Cure.
mete says that there are more specinie • of "the
poor devil" in Calitoreia Alien in nay S to in the
eontederacy. Among his acqoai awes , re are
an less than four dry goods morph nts w , 0 ;midi.
clams for a living, and,peren mini tern e the gos
pel who tend bar. Aceording to im, tint only men
who thrive in California. stet the rough, thigh, and
go-i-bead. Thi mere:gentleman stands no more
shame un the Pacific than the mere idlel. People
whosot g value on soft hands and soft 'iv og plena,
notice. ,
i
U Ti'. •Ligaciess 71wes,” as ass sfths eawspapsrs
asps tits "Leaden Tintar." hints irinir stmegly that the
Japan exissdithoo is really desiigea eer Ca 'I This is
the bast joke st Ms mossis. What 'Finial Pi
&mom President Pilluesee. soy et Wig . - 4
such depikap.b% the ulooltig Pins at
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t SATUIttiAT MORN . Dill*VßE 4 184,
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. _ • I Ea. ikeiv 71--
The " Artists liana of Ciaoinsati" appeal to the pleb
la for ritrelmin, 1111.4141141 Lara tba pamatim of .the
enema is the west sad we think ceatawatisiteelf to ail
levers of thelpeandtal. sad we wish it to be kept in wend
*WPM it is the only imitation of dte,ltind is the limi
ted Scans Is *MA there 'win he a drawls( this yost..!-
llebeeribets fir $5. an 'stile/ to two "impastifel engra
vings. " Edaeities of flatten" sad' " Is a Quesadwy"
or the two of law year " Washington" frost Smarts cel
ebrated Octane. end ."Cateleingit ebas.!' sad to a chases
is the destrabatioo of the wirits of Art. Awing too palat
ine for distribatee• this year ars some asegaiScont aid
saleable paiatisp. me by Cannsea. hens OoldsOitit's
delightful rural pee. of the Dosermi Village."
" Flea" by Duscssat. treat Miltea's "Pared/8 . '1 1 6W."
sad the 1.8 Veins a Life" espied by flienveta. Goat
Coles eeliltrateti pander,. bong a series of !ear pia
area, representing CitildhowL Y.ath. Manhood sad
Ap. There are wimp ether valaable Octane treat eine
tingaishmi Artists. the drawing will is es the drat of
Janaaryeleawiag bat short time to eakieribe—and it le
of iwportmee to the Managers that sabseriptime be wage
Ittseasans Grimm Monetary Secretary.
Puit ti the Plipadeiphis City Come&
Mr. False, President of the Sunbury and Ede road.
aesompaaied by a committee from the Select and Com
ilon:Coeacile of the idly of Philadelphia, reached hers
on Thursday. via Pittlibnrgh and Cleveland yd took
moan at Brown's Metal. They ristained over yester.
day. and visited all'perti St our tows. iaaraiad oar her
bor. and collected such facts as win; do,biless safe
them to report in favor of a City subscriptioe to the read.
They all expressed themselves bighly.Oessed with the
location and bruises. prospects of out conceited
in declaring our Bay the most beautiful sheet of water
they ever saw; Mr. Fallon even desisting that the far-.
lamed Bay of Naples. which he bad often visited. was no
comparison. While here they were the guests of the
city. and when they left fir home gent us *very assu
rance that the ling looked for connection beterseu . the
Lakes and Philadelphia would now be haft They leave
for home to day via Dunkirk and the Ede road.
I ht which
• e penal.
iwe shall
and we
We
een the
U The B&W* Cosenurciel. we Gude:stand. is see
t of its imees this week. oestains a two-salsas libel apes j
Erie. her inhabilsets. and her prospeets. - This is a mat. I
ter of course 7 -a wounded bird always flutters. The mo
nied istorost of Buffalo having beau foiled st every point
in their designs upon the laws sad the' policy •ef Poen
sylwaaia, his bet asters' that its organ should peer est
ohs vials of its wrath open Those isistrsiesotal is heeding
It cll. Were it otherwise we shield he disappointed-4s
it is we are gratified. for it shows clearer thee all the sr.
pretests we scald eddies hew important ear pelley ha
become to us. and hew eseessaiy those ease are advisees
I. as dares its shatederiasent to then. For why. if itlie•
a saisidel reline in ea to nenemil the tits ns& Eat and
West to make this the yeast her transhipment from the
one system of roads to the ether. is it theteitisses of Def.
file have proclaimed openly that they timid eesepel us
to abandon It. eves at the exposes of heirs miiiiire-;-that
they could and would raise mosey inetighte*errept our
Legislature and thee km their waythrsegh the State.
tied make lieffele that poi*. Why - in it. if we are dee
troyieg air ewe prosperity. as they wield fain' make us
believe, that they—menwhe have no interest is cos
mosled with se—ohesid became miesiesarios in r behalf!
Why is it that whin. a Week the risdr• press • Bellfelo.
:without a sleigh ezeoption we believe. have.en is do
seeseing and khedive eel pie end ear *time? The
answer is phis. The policy we**, adopted sod s•
its 'nil
Cube,
which
vent-
nt• eias
ha min
im that
1 , pt any
euba.
RE.
`, the N-
I. rill s e a ,7
t be
to be
and
the
upy ,ant
nd ten
.tone.
at will
'ding in
ides by
for the
Is, adhered to. awl Ire mitt will adhere to. is tha.pelise
for Este--it is he polity he Pesionyottois. and for the
asabery sod Eris mid:- Dollosisas astral* trill set be
the gainer. or Dunkirk. Weibel is sit trarlook set.—
Hens first. our neighbors nest. is a pod business usu•
is,. sad to pans it wilts sad our coarse is shier.
IT Tut Ceitunse r --The Mercer P, goys the pa : .
per! have began to epoeniate is relatioie to the . Cabieet Of
Preshioat Pierce. neontiooing the tellowiag R&M'. We
connection with the subject:
Bigler. D4llOOll. Tneuvrao. Buchanan and Della.. of
Pennsylvania; Diskiesee. Dix. id.. t 111) Boren. O'Con
nor and Moray. of Now Torii. bleclirlland and Cass. of
\Colligate; Houstoa..of Toste;: Todd and All i of Ohio;
Atberteu aid Dinkel OBI,* Hampshire; - Deuglais and
Shields. of Illinois: Davis. of lodises; Nestor satiVieo.
of Virginic'Colib. of Georgia; Bancroft. of Massachu
setts: Boyd. of Kentucky: Boole. of Louisiana.
Thee* are all very good names. but hew many of them
would accept office. or would meet the views of the Pros
ideat elect. don not appear to be kaown by_ those who
are figurisi in the matter. la good time Gen. Pierce
will make his selection. and thee' put pn end to speeula
tion.
Ehicidadly the most routleniaaly sad courteous ar.
(idle . that we have ever seen emasatisi Item the Buffalo
prole on railroad madam Win Wederaday's Reps&tic.—
Our cotemporary notice. so as en* gentlemen should no
tice another. and we will reply 4 him in good time in
the game way. We would like to de it this week, bet
wally oar esteems are so hardwood Vrith articles of the
kind that in jetties is esuresders we meet desist. We
ire cosseted for the delay. however. by the fact that the
subject' van sot spoil by keeping. espegially we is ingest
ing est atitemporary we shall net dinieesif into patiiee
lats. bet miatiss what we shall have • say to a gametal
defense and expose of the policy a the reasons that
have governed Erie On this question
rr Erie sever had do many friss& st diaereses(
minimal, Nettd; 11 Buffalo very mesh concerned that
her citizens will pendat is porpoisg it policy ie regard to
railroads that will be detriassidal to • her intermits, but
even little isaignilkwat Corniest toads oil a piping
whine throsgh the Reporter. Goittlemen one sad all; des%
make pigmies@ unhappy cc est agewast—we feel ahms
dantlt obis to tabs ware of @Mr ewe hate/sets at present.
Oar likaw has marked out spills,. and that policy will
be adhered to ia ipite of treactiry at home et desencia
lions abroad. fkiek a pin there. est!'when iu inilled est
write se dews as a' false prophet.
pur
i to.Cili
ireiy
,dif
oleo, Anti
reetusi in
: tempt in
here. .110-
r of pow
nted from
from the
rot, even
FIII4AZ Plums% COAT or Mira.--The -antes aims
ids states that the committee havlig Isobar's the build
ing of carriage for Owe. Pierce, wrote to him to ascer
tain what was hie family boat of erase. probiably with a
view of paint's, Cos the pellets of the coach. The
Goiters! replied that the oslyeest of irms which be know
hie family ever possessed. was that of his lather's shirt
'Sleeves. is which he fosiitt•at the !Attie of Banker 11111.
The carriage is bsildibg at Pittallaid. Mass . iad will
cost $15110..
preempted
"'his plan
Aar fruit,
Farmer.
t:she re
e eau nfy,.
jedgetent
I Unwell of
t e r [Mun
i approval
; defendant
meteor-es
CLitaitat. Cwamaa.—The Rev Chart*. Arisy. recently
the Minister of Si. John's Church. Dunkirk. has acceptad
• call I. the Rettershift of_St. Chrch in Erie. Pe.
and has already entered epos his neve field of tuber.
Mr. Arisy'stesidesee in this tillage hei'been now oC
so sag a daration. and eir beneficial in .scut - infisence
that ter earivilree we regret the chance.
.We tabs elm '
mincers satisfaction is bearing the testimony of our am
victims. firmed Wag Mace. and many times confirmed.
that Mr. Arty COWIN to the nimblest profession. a matured
jedgmeat. • tigerons understanding. tad a depth of
learning not so comoson to his years as indispsosahlo to
the ditties of his calling. To these endowments ha pays
the tribute of simplicity and dignity in his private Ida, of
fidelity of purpose is his prniassion. the legitimate fruits
of en abiding mats of duty, land active piety.
Wp should Taal oar depriiration Ism whore Mr. Arty
a man of liberal summers and edicatins. Bet were
allO, ev congratulations is oar Erie (rifts& apes their
s esaoslos would irises in the same propertioa; as it is
we tan mare them that their confideset It.. Dot bets
i s i m pi moo d.,....frassidi__
17' we srs rsipssied M siss ssiise 1b... bs
is swiss isqvismir is Ow ,
Et
I f The Bid/Akita sad 1,
_ ..„
- Th. Bore i tig : 'lsseralb' OW
on OM soh' lo ratably *wile
41 r
! railroad mailati w - 411sfials. that i i
1 as is exhibited is i . aildll 1s wa rsibr
ranks et die Ira t fea Siminsaitysi
I ewe than sneaked oral proof. bat *la
show gash a laalk or knowledge. sot
keewledge proecod to - belabor the aiti
boring town indiscriminately. is one of
Klialoramme. stupidity is impudence
tbieheeen of the prores4oll. map he " I
table. Perhaps this Cliopmit Writer'
'MIA litho ot - theittide and tracer • • •
seam bide of the broad aid butte; be
by the very citizens be sneeringly ace
*living by skinning *salt othivi." Bet
and will proceed at once to the imnald 6
tompentriso article:
**The railroad from this MITI* Cleve
been erooskomed with a siesta gauge.(l
for some-reason. has soon fit to sawlike,
and as the Butts road bad sdeptodo difi
'le break would have been tolerablad
would sot have boor the least objmnion
log made at Erie.(3 But now the I
-"----` ler its roads—and we believe
'be' Buffalo and State Liao F
Fi r al—..
hag from lieffste to the In. between thi
York and Pennsylvania. &cond.—Tito
East Railroad." mashing trans the east
Valli* to the city of Erie. Third—Th
Erie west to the has between Penns).
Irmulk.—.The Railroad from the last
Cleveland,
[l.] Why Assad the read from Bel
be - all el's*. gauge.• if a break is Dr
,place?—..mul a /reek is isocaosery. beam
all reads in Ohio. as eitablisherl by law
hile
the roods east of Beffelo. This g I
rot Erie as mesh sodded be the bre
Cleveland? Betts make it plain; all r
fall are of 4 Willi inch gauge. ex ,
and Erie read and her tributaries—dl . r
the 4 feet 10 lash geag.; hem. whim I
roadie east and the system west tome I
be • break of rep. We Presume Mr. 1
Courier. eau naderstanatbst fact. •No
a question where lite break shall take i
claims it—Cleveland claims it; but Erie I
way between the two. says neither e.
says bring year Ohio ganger from the w
and your New York gettges s , 4 foot 84 a
and there meet. • 13:te says. we want yo
cause our own Stet, is abort-to build tb
and that is of the iii* York gauge. 4 fe t
tbe break is made here that read sawn
equal twins with the New York reads.
plied With Is. request—bor system. 4 fe
roads bare berm extended to 'Erie. het 111
certain• interests in- Buffalo. for the ci
don't know or care any thing about it as
refuse is bring either of the New York'
They are afraid to coins to Erie and cons
tome with the Banbury road. They )
0hi4..-gange through to Buffalo. make it t
ping' poist.•and there, where the Ben I
come. monepolise all the trade mud wave
To Ibis menstrual proposition Penney!!
yield:. Never: Ike is willing New Y
Isere with both tbk track of the No* Y i
that of the Albany mid Buffet° roads a
epos equal worsts with her. bet further s
not go.
[l] Here is a 'reins's of, the CI
That paper evidently thinks the peg 1
Beffaie to dm State Line is the sans as
—4 fast Se inches—whereas. in rash
the same as that of the Ohio 4 fa
is
i f/
to Now York a foreign ge e. a kind
cress between the 6 fast tr kof 4be Nit
the 4 foot Ilk of tin Albaly road—
pot down for tbo porpito of forcing the
of the Wait byiba Nmebnr, road at Erie,
sad Erie at Detiltitk. to, Buffalo whet
esPoeially the Senbery salisei IMMO to sail
. [3.] Here id II specimen 111111Nif titre
sr's knowledge. The besak.ef page at 3.
objection—dm very thing about which
weeder all ibis plotting aad• cosuter-pletti
The break at the State Lin* is set of es
iron en the Eri• and Nen!) East road w
eenfmmity to the laws of the State long
front Belisle to meet it was prepared for
we are slot to blots* for the managers
%main ep against the State Lire with a
If they bad cone here with either of
ga sps, the dillivilty w.nld bate been
they did not; they chose their *wit i
abide the consequences.
.. .
[4.] Here is specimen somber four.,
Eris to Cleivelaud; so far from being is
ales, is but two in Name. and the gasge i
Erie to Cincinnati; and it is not the Taut
-re asylyania. thrh the road from here to .
et Dunkirk and :13uffolo. ii not all of o
lea ing but a "single break." to which
Itn 'ledges theie cannot be "the /east
twee' New York sod the great West
Our Courts. ,
Per the Erie OL.ener.
Ma. Eutroa.—Will pan allow as* a
your paper to m sks *onus seisrestions
Cosh*? I wish to eaU the atimltioa of
particular to tho.vast anima of nefiniab
Lb* dockets of the Common Plosa.and sad
ap and asporionco qualify lima for the
devise mese mean* by which speedy •
i• all diluters in which they may be doss
dos or saber of %holm Oar judicial
fancied with thy growing wants of at§
should ho more of S division of labor. is
lief of the judges as for the szpoditioa Of
toed to say a row things. sad in what 1
wish it distinctly nodorstood that I oak
open air present able Conn. That Coo
say Court could do: their labors are and
recollect that all the bastions of tits co
obouldera. both Citil aid Ciiminal. The
lessiese and Orphans' Court forms
attendid to by one moan is connection
Mere is the mhos commis@ of the
tsar• fast Is all wile bay* Meioses is 4
eOlisool or clioot. that it is a matter at
course of •nests to pt-s sail disposed of
la less dies from ono sad 4-half to . two
is brought. This issll wring. Thi si '
to demand of the law-audtieg power a•s
or somber 4 Courts. to adausister to
ties. What e x cise at ihere lit for the
of thin's? The rabbit saw safei macb
*S, sad the grookospease to the
wituesses here torsi after term witheat
their mesa, aumests eassally m avail •
lost by the parties is
o stielber Stm to be
!ideation. The possibility afilso else - or death of
; ad
witnesses alter es lung a lay Awed be matter of cosi
sideration, as greatly bi mg the of hasties.- 1
**Strike while Abe free M bet" is an old ;leg bat meal
ly is applicable is law/ea timber matte If *Sae is
to be done penise tillitrial in Coert, let at trial be im
mediately. welds Gym thing is fresh in he recoileation
if wituesses and of the parties. Whets Iris's are speedy.
we apprehend that the missile of perjerylare lessioneti.
The evils disposed. if any- there be. have not the same
time and opportunity to Thee a fictitious defence and
suborn wituesees to sustain it. 74We ar really a " great
ta
people." In one county are foxy then ad inhabitants
sod besinou is rapidly increasing. an t
we must make
previsions is dispose of it. Toe may iinquire what the
remedy proposed is to be. That is for you to ea?: Shall
it be by a district Court. similar to the sme formerly es,
tablished is this twenty. with the further duty to coatis
se the sittings of seek minion estil ibis cases all ready fer
trial al salispeeed of. or will Too propose come other rem
edy: The matter is one of insportanee and should be
breeght v before ear next Legislature is sties a manner se
to oohs it mimed teeer'srisites. I to see sad beer
this beitaiir dimmed, sad setae pine in which
we sal *OW% fat wMhssi main 11 1 , PR accomplish
aelieieg.,- if.
I ~
, lattirp ,
-isrol p.
E_brn
Inch fillitattalla
doss oziaiti drol l
offal* ,iii. hate
an Eaillia4 l4 o• l 4i
,
poll Omit:lack at
as of • neigh.
ho Oho:kimonos 1
bat too pray; for
as it is tames-
list *wars ihst
yis,
is, is feraislted
of berstafore
o waste wards.
atioa of oar co•
sod should have
] Bet r Ohio.
• a page by taw.
moat see. • ei o -
2.] Aid there
Ite the broth be
imp is composed
four googol'' , [4]
silroad," notch
' States of New
Erie sod North
irse of Penosyl
lEßailroad from
ash' sad Qhis.
atioaed tide to
isle toast , *!sod
misery at either
tee the width •f
is different from
tb• ease why is
l so Doggie or
es East of Bet
. the Now York
est of Erie sr• of
o egoism of rail
other,thers mast
gneranco. of the
then it becomes
place; &dale
being jest half.
have it. She
t-4 feet 10—
.6 feet. to Erie.
to d• this. bo
b Banbury rood.
sad salmis
I compete epos
Ohio has corn
et 10 itch rsil
•fflo, or rather
inns of Bs8'sl•
,a general thing.
gauges to Erie.
vac
is upon apt el
Int to take the
t the transship
ry nod casual
et the West
nit will net
'ork shall c
tit and E
here
m•
• •nail
write
si site will
r knowledge.
r tit* read front
h. Albany road
nd i• fact. it ii
10 inehoe: It
f balf-breed—a
York and Erie
lintrednerod and
de and traria
the New York
unitlter. and
meets fur it.
.;
e.of th• Couri;
ri• is the *bele
this 111 sr el
It. has
ineki mg. ThO
laid dews id
on dm read
• iroa—h•ae•
that °imam
different track.
he Now York
ebviate j i: bet
sm. sad moat
The road from
-t twoacompa•
the ease from)
of Erie', or of
ew York. both
s gift.. thus
e Courier at-
Nati..." be-
all spree in
Wive to ea r
• people la,
d business ow'
those whoa,
aidertakiag to
may bo had
• by tito par-
lima not ad
eople. Tger•
.0 fig di, 4,••
sines*:
I . pose to say. 1
so redactions
I •
t dee. all that
yid yes sill
'sty is on their
rbseineas of the
.at labor to be
ith hi. judicial
, t. It is a well
Dart. either as
the sentinels
by_ , it jury trial
lints after suit
s hest a right
'4641 length.
I nt speedy jos
present COSMO
from delays of
his of bringing
I lag Ole to try
The tins*
akin into Con-
EMI
oo jail load itoeilbl 'L
• Ma.Stratemitc•-1 viol' to ilefillst ar it MI to
them direstoriiir tit' Edo and 'North t Rood.
whip are sytierto disponi* of their erect. !
Ist. If Yin `2Mlnst sell-your stock beirs• yea Ws
es notes to lift Nod pressitig liabilities to Street." Om was
affirmed on lettliatardef ovenink.) would it not be tin
arise foe poi to mil to men out of the State: whose de"
as all your acighbors believe. is to etatirgo. Or
straddle if limy cop.:the prose* gouge. ot, u to pus di
rectly through du . * plum. It is to be presumed. of cootie.
that yen have no mush apprehension. It would be un
generous both to yeay.wisdom c and beneoy to Impute to
yeti any Mich &idol, You most see al a glance what
all your follow citizens me. that such an arrangement
must divert travel aid trade from this oily—prevent the
•
construction of INF flonbury and Eris road end diminish
at least one-third ek e present maim of all real estate in
sad around this pospccity.
2d. All of you owti mach—sod some of you own a
great diml of valuable property hero and. horoabouts.—
Wotrld it kw who is ilia. in the face of s senora' remo
@trance. to anapests,. the dreadful risk. and the imroesse
Amu yot# may be cubi' to sustain in t h e decreased •
of your innumerableilota ! If oar judgment be correct.
who woad wieb . to purchaate thesis. when the thrift of bu
siness has beat palsied. oar stores and sloops and public
h discuuraged. nod our enterprising min begin to
talk of leaviog us is i quest of other localities it hors their
industry wiU bo botlsr rowardod.
3d. Weald it Mit hi wiser and better o' you and for
all of,ms..if you" must raise money. to offer your stock for
sale al par to the Mamma of this place sad vicinity. and
also your comberless. unoimpiod lots which new will
for a high rice. and which scores of moo would gladly
porch's's I Supper you make the offer, not to a few,
but to the people and givertheti► a chance for ten days to
show their enagsaMiaity in relieving yogi from your
"pressing liabilities." If you cad got a fair price for
your lots. and per valeta for what stock Yen may be com
pelled to sell. would not this mode of raising 'money be
better for yon than ts risk the safe of your stock to moo
abroad whose designs, if carried outoroald poetise trade
and indostry and blear the growing hems 'and prospects
of the*Filaee. and rettdor year •real *stale comparatively
valueless. I noticed last week that the'2rie and North
bust stuck was quotSd in New York at only 97k' cents.
4th. If therefore Yon have been offered more than par
for your stock Ey aiiiliciad men Etat and West of us.
have we not in this tact strong evidence to believe tha t
they contemplate what we all dread and what we suppose
you would depricatet-the destruction of the now bright
ening prospects, the increasing hosioese of our young city,
and the consequeit depreciated vales of Sour real estate?
sth If you shoulda•li to those men Without giving no
a fair ohmice to extricate you in come such way as above
proposed. and if our worst fearashotilk be realized. would
you not..under all the" circumstances. justly expose your.
self to the dunning suspicion. now sfisisitly whispered by
some, that you with be paid for your ;saeriligions act
enough to compansaleyou. not only for what you may
loose in the dearer/esti state of yet& Into.' but enough atsO
to speculate with in buying lots oliewhero? . %Vouldit b e
wisefor you to elk:smith your ownihsndsthis meal of in,
rainy to your hitherto good names sod perpetuate your
business fame in ths contempt and execrations of a con -
lidiug but ontragedcommunity.
A =lll Tempest in a very small Teapot.
.The Buffalo Evtiniag Post gets up gaits a stock of
"'wrath and cabbage," in a email way,beciuse we an
nounced the fact that Dean Richmond. Eoig . of Buffalo.
who visited us lut Week, for the purpose of conspiring
with certain other ;conspirators. to set at defiance the
laws of the state in , :reletion to railroads. 'had failed in his
tcuiian and gods home. Now - what is 'there in such an
announce:neat to rile our neighbor 1 True we annonn.
cad that Dean had guts home ; bat whit harm is there
in that I le'ut the, movements of aU distinguished men
announeed? Cortitinfy Theis where's the harm ?
To be eon we said .• good bye" in u•r tiff hand way. ,
and we invited hint in the sun! independent style to let
sis know whoa he Would earn', again ; but we are yet to
learn that we may :not use even such familiar language
to as insputant • personage as Dean RiChnaok Erg
oven though his money bags were doubt. what they are.
But bandiage aide—we have no doubt' r. Richmond.
heAbould ever Initpini to see the paragraph complain
ed of. will - be a goiad deal less indignant than the Post—
If we aro not unshaken in the man, he will laugh where
his toadies wield denounce, and be a good deal more apt.
:to thick won of ishaiwho defied him than of he - who is
ready to bond the k:4 th it/ thrift mien follow it.
- i
ET The Buff.hi leUitgA Not4lCUsinuie a discovery.
It has discovered That if it only baetbe Allegheny Vat
-ley Railroad buih.!Buffelii "could - undersell Erie on lie,
own wh " is! the coal trade. If the Rough Nide,
roan dim% have simenuatent 'meted to his 'memory for
. this discovery whoa he kicks off this mortal coil, then is
-republics ungrateful. Is the first piaci, the quality o
coal on the propo4d lino of the Allegbeity Valley Rail.
road. is pot to be So:spared with the Sharon Coal—coat
sot compel* with it even if it could be del ivered in Buffo=
li at tho same price. „
Thee. even if it were as good; i t
is daseltWearor Erie than Buffalo. aid' the rosy/ of the
Sunbury mad pigged, directly through it. hence its trans
portation over thai road to Erie. would be lees than to
Buffalo. Bat last ! , and more than all. a etin of Sharon
soil can bff deliveirod is Eris by canal at less than half
what it would cos( to`deliver it by railroad; hence, a. the
distance of the coil &Mavis the proposed railroad aleog
the Allegheny Va My front Buffalo is much greater than
l l
thus* saw espplyi g Eris are from Erie. 'it follows as a
matter of cameo
, hat the assertion of the Rough Notes.
we have quoted.. ail' in my eyel.—for all exierioneo has
dentoostratod thad , a railroad cannot compete with a maul
Is IsMory freights. l like coal.
• O►ruau Vora—We give to-day the Official vete of
Ohio at the IPreei4entlel election,
Pierce • : • 169.160"
Scott .1 15!,526•
1
Pioree's asajoritt , -
; - - - 16.634
Hile's vote • ; - 1". - 31.782
, .
ALABAMA —Th ' s seisHal - melt in. Alabsina h es fel
lows : . !
Pierce . I .; - 26,891
&ott . . '. . . . 15,038
11.843
. `2154 • -
Trove pp
Trminus—tesies••• finis lip Otaiip, th 4 Prosid4a.
list electio• : i ,
..
8005 . ', . . . • ..48.913
•
Nora . .. • . . . 57.123
' Issas.—.The following is thi is legions :
Pierce - . - 85.299
Scott . . J.
80.9111
II:7 Oar *know leolgeonenta midge to Capt. Dirigible•
of titio Propeller Tot en. fore a pimple of very Ise Trout
from the pone waters of Lake Hero.. t Theisph a kid.
tea late fee Thaaltagiviag. they wore:.very domain Ily re.
cotta/. May the Captain bore is 'de itnorreir again" ma
ny times.
TlRCltill&T.—Thaekerey's leetoree appear to be
Riving great sollefsetlim is New York. -Boom of the pa
pers are irytog to make him out a greater sad Utter wri •
Or than Dicke**. Thieltoray probably will have as
aboadatioi of meter'sl fora new work es I,4 ottebe"—hie
favorite subject—wine he reaches home.' He is demorib
wi as a large. !lerid•feette moo. •with white hair. Hie
delivery le said to be good=mtly'ho proses:wee humor.
brit.,, aid does not home what to do with hie bomb.
To Mir mind this last iii grew slander. for bea'at he
WOO some of the finest boobs is the langaige--arate of
which elm be foetid at No. 9, Brows'e Betel;
cr A Fein/ girl natood Mary-Jiao Stoole. la Dala
*are comay.l'a.. while gatbotiag eboatastoJ a a Gold.
staosblod and fell opoo a slob of a sora-stalk. which. ea•
thin; the aide of tun, writ, sad oovoifai spa of the maim
arteries. mood Medea* to Mull
,A - CTS AID rOci
Wealth It 111 1 -poirorfilooloipotost ; y et t ,
• Pio
.4 " oriikoco of vino*. or goorootoo of r elit.
t,
T
• "wide gouge" soil “opthins •hotter"
bolas motto of story true frigid of 'Eq..
■
If the greatest study of mankind is also, a wl tie
Fese lslanders en grout students. for they hays a i its,
list liefiSe for that subjeet.
-- -- --- —-- .
• $7 )Nl.. Tud is spoken of in phi, papers ea bko i 4
g
-o i a i,c , th• Cabinet from that State . We have e a s i x
lions. rin the cositrary wanid be its& So me it;
ii" The Tromble Domoiral names C e i , 1164
present Lieut. Governor. an the sem candidate
DemoOraey of Ohio for Governer.- We hops
noutioUtell—be'n n.tremp: .0"
, Sr. has beep sows excellent sleighing loth
it
es; bet here. gracious goodoesa. such stacks of au ) ,
then tiss bitten the streets. eveOrtisirot
rrr ifortinique coautins 9.000 whites 37,000
penplei r
and 76.0011 blacks, retiontly einsucipuii
good dkal of black to a very 1411 e white.
, No rasa is a gendOSSIMU. who: without pray
woold ',treat with locioitity tho.ho4blesr of
It is alolgarity for which tro lesonepriiimeals Keu
sac .ver stoic.
11T Bi lly Bewley. it is sew supposed. will m e i pa .
tufty leave Florida. The Elavaauh Georgisalivp.,N,
he be among one of the first terusovele.Gec frte
makei , after his insegoration.
• What w the difference between the nehed,•r4
d thn ,n=ine driver?. One trains the mind ; t ag i s
er ilia& the train.
LT There is a law in California which sciablesy sail
cartly'oa bushlike in throb► own name, or iodspe e d,„ .
of ttiair husband. or their basbands' creditor*.
"woatau'm rights" to moms wpm*.
_ .
0:7 T he ftloyoviNe Figs mays Yostocity moth om s .
to market thirty thoottend moles, worth from $3
10 too- 114.1:100.000.—Es.
hal it a little strange them, that with soeh
sting the Stare s Kentucky 0101414 is so *Wok w
to ter Scott!
rT:The Ameriean Taieirepi pubtsisati at flornsi ert
this State, is dead. The editor. in his valrile twi7.
vs the delinquents Were the cause of it.
rr',When adeoghter remarts. ":/314h;r, I ese owe
OHi the kitchen-1 would not hire," set it dowses
:11 make a gOod wife. -
CD'ilsaac Cuffin, keeper of he 11(rothrop Sa g o s
twit has bison arrested on the chaage of colcotly'all,
g due of his scholars?
lErOarblis has gut the riteetmistiern;wit II; 11.1 z is we i
i xedl with high living and bitters—in 'the shops apt
?link, of that, 3e admiiers'of Dickens and Csil)4..
11L7'Thirre is a printer in &Wei Il P•ti whu ha led cise -
I ,
• eventful life. He has, within She past tru :leers, Wei
older, a sailor, a school se:weber, a bar-keeper, ea di.
.
Ls he of a menagerie, a negro dancer, a eonfreinizier, sal
au editor, but never in the penitentiery :
• Er,
•
An observing writer toils T . t:... E g ypt.. kJ . ..a'
• i:i never washed ii 3 miry Cr. a .year• QM, es there WI
,p 'Talent superstition that to wish them be &Wile*, it.
ka ii amens, swoold be disastrous. Many of the lakes
i this land or soap-aud-water are brought up ea tti
i ii
Option plan. .
11l It is told of a millionaire lo New Yid' that lutriti
guru occasions to ride in orniibuses. he earn« est
re 41 his pocket, so as to pay s : of them for each nea,
.I
bus sieving the ginner qf a cc/IC:and c!eariog fear CM
• esisry dollar. That's the quiotes-mstls of Leases%
esk opluion!
V
Sze Or e rka•S.--/t is believed in Galveston. True
at Gen Pierce has carried every eoutstr its the Sim
solpir counties he roceired every rule - that was pellet
fetturae l old "San Jacinto" dught to be Secreissyd
State according to at me pet:titian's highs.
Et A chemist recently analyzed a bottle of Nuidvii
as cbampagoo. anti found it to eoutain an ounce of sego
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of WM. Think of that. ye • imbibers' of that 'perking
Whereto at the railroad ope.uing the other day.
Er A Western Editor. speaking of the venerable vp
postings of 'stomp orator, saidiliat "be coed op hie
Gas et 'em.'seitle hit bald bead aid Amid, lei his brad&
pockets!"—baving gone to rousti he shield have added.
SJ" Many of our exchanges We publishing. nadir IV
head of “SeasuuaLle &tate." a reecipe for
Hama . ." It seems to no th..ta recipe for (urn the
high price of hams would be More in seams.
Err Kossa:h.alias Alexander Smith. says that sothisg
shot of OD extraordiqpirr ernergeoey. promising war
practical result. shall induce him to deviate from Its
role', never to speak any ,more jin Eraglaari pobliely•—
Prohnbiy.he is Wed of all talk acid no side,.
A PKAIrrIrVIL. foltowing MIS alle
beaolifal sentiment was give• at a Denirieratie maks
tioolat Chartottsville, Virginia. on the 10th alt:—
- "Wind&ld Scott: alvroys victorious over the engin
of his country, but he could not conquer ita W00d.."
fir The Postmaster Geadral has decided that them la
scatting either in ihr laws or rogulatioas of the Postsfin
Department which prevents the-sending of periodicals*.
papors to "actiiiil and boas fide subscribers," by agtm
er dealers, the sans as if they were mailed directly free
tha office ilf publication. •
It • appears that th•piaee-hantero dr net "(u'
sump' tuonsiy" upon the iaformatios they obtain at Cm-
WoMie it stated in one of our eseheageo tbst 1.
tiallet.'l-of Bootee, called apea l the , President ebq
einem - the electiOn. and asked him who would memo•
his cabinet? "If I live." ,said Mr , Pierce , . ..)aiisil Is
iitaaguyateil on the 4th of March 'mid; aid my Cattirf
will be announced on that day." This wise twist ;edit
te h• ipurpoey:
• otr In the Penitentiary, at Columbus. en Tuesday, I
'mina was slot for attentFitiag to take the life Hal
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the4nards ith a long bowie•kni/e. The guard pat an
balks through the body of the pirisostem He is net sr
petted to live.
VT "Jolla Smith" dm lojß oFespiad *larger spies e
ale:oyes of his countrymen than may (lifter Imo lira%
but "the individual named William Smith," paw of
timsteamar C nt City. is faal jetting Abe wegh.
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pap of him.
,11:7,k is authentically stated that the Washington mon
untent has reached the height of 'nos bundled sadly**
ty-`w• feet. and it is conjeetered that it will.probobly
cosippieted so its intended hiight of 6es hundred kat, a
abbot bine years. '
ELM
TXThe spot he which the Doke of WeMeilen breath
ad his last. is believed k by scholars end • antiquariane 10
theldenticel place where Jelin. Career:disembarked eat
hie army nineteen hundred years age. Wenderfell •
Er Congress will assemble nest Monday. which Sidi
sixth day of the month. Most of the member bare al
ready reached Washington. The sessio■ ill end se
4th'of March. when the administration st Mr. nor"
Wrii begin.
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Er Th. new Constitution of Louisiana. jest adeptsd
by he people. provides that in case of the insolvency st
env banker henitinceiwociatioir the bill, behhers *AO
shall be entitled-to preference in Psymeet ever all ether
ereditme of such beak or asiociation This it what may
be called a bill holder's hen. 1111
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Er Mississippi, has decided at the law eked.. to pee
her debts. Had Sydney Smith head. ha, waidd sew be
oat of literary suip:ormeat for want of samaddat ti
grumble at. Bat !he. has pas is a land whpra all Mee
ars paid—of coarse ha is happy`at last.
irl''The Reif& Coorisr kerns en sequestionabid
thofity. that Gospel Seen don't think se Rah tI6 I
ferieh Irish brogue" la Ohio. as ha did woe few
lie slays ha "don't ears a eves Mw wet ised,Z .
dy the Cleveland Veal& get *her tide,"
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