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E O. GOODRICH, EDITOR.
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V mr " a °l44 dtktrailor "l l fr .t*wir E iris;
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r-1; rano ificamelos.
W r lgtil n Y' l l i r l M , JR!" anchia happy
piEllaft tonal:lntim of that %viatica's andOni
' 11*alai we tethr
ieWilksber4flranian;-
e0,.#15451t t o 'our readers,, that they May see
thißtiltraiitiora wisp Aare nv hitottr opinion' of
ptees than nthnetwaar, '
‘!,Ssuutiel D. Pattersop 4 is now Cotmetefed ii the,
puliatition of the
lei - linking this announcemenc.inthentnuYvthe
Wilkenliste Repub/icars Farmer pas the following,
interrotzahny: .
, tf ) l trill oar mammary intern is when pap
lout . .pits of this pious testifier of GerteraF
idea DemOchity* were first leprated V' •
'Thnufitao - Las not yetingwered this question
ofthe If!:Faither," and as in Editors
.ansjon t a
eultgiPtz, dite_eolitical character of the Editors of
the PennsylVantan, this - eels ; s diysteiioits!alt
yotithis''bietirt - yolif friends?'
When the "Star" bat answered the n Fanner "
will the Editorial goslings of Bloomsbax Men please
fctskvs:44lF.detioccaty of Pennsylvania one of their
very anFogitims, upon the politkad charatter'of
anther person, uttUrneetrithu the - PutAiciation of
the Pennsylvanian"—we mean = Mr. , Hamihon,
whooe.name. incubi the time( welthifts *in print
144tg eF"
This "Re,* Ifamiltou..was
heo *tiref itublicahon'Of thenZirnbure Citron
at tl tithe Of the liieenoFabfe treason in the
Seiretvarhew the' United - Stites Bonk was charter--
ea.:Awn 6date instimtioni _ The• said flarrisburg
910114_ f4eNLm Mc P. ennt ocknign Foes now. eel
op ltigli pleiensionalo democracy. and advwate of
the 4 dentifors' nistiVent in far trwribik." - '
ifi ceitiphiting the kin, 'it Finites,- eenteakr for
ttialcilloirin'e!aneyskinclL" ' • • •
linti n infitit not &cite& ihe Chdruittof Mr. 'For.'
nil; kr '01(4 lip. lie- trends acooringOand
pn
nhriiieey.quiteaslanah.asMr. Hamilton, and as •
tle luietly acgMeaced in l thet to *met, increase of .
capita; &c. 01 lathe rhiliedeliitila city and county
Adis, ifiat centime,' tirhig intorests,'and valiantly
apposed the thereat ofiii*Denville Bank, thus giv.
intrlhe town of Moonieberg the benefit of his local
4.ettga!d, 15 F 1 4 1 + Let ovitt to ismer the
-ate of his clemoiratie clamminess (bairn with
Care, speingikatlite'laiEdetinf hie adtMealingßank
teithstyrchimers,iarbilein Unease! • and'of his
ineartidde itching for. office r . and spea r 'Owego,
•Fi Apipilitiasingsi , • • • • -
1h- 0b aPP AP Q tshave been made for
heq Fork.., . .
*well, in place of Cornelius
W, Laivfeuc4 , tere°7..rti•
Y. agetibin Owe 91 B. /1"
!IClflOrFenurFetr•
U, S.-Ire:rawer—Jam towns ; in place or Gov.
item*, rerorej.,
Philhdeligiia Offices anti AtiorneimetMar
shnller the &pm's' Districtoh this, state me Alms
401 , 050 1
pliVmAr. toryris,Colleaurior Customs, vice Col.
t a g e .. • "
etPc Prg4er a ,,Frivit. Girrcer, vice Henry
P.
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Win. P. White;itoit MiasteOicer DV. Geo. P.
Letuina- • "
J Aettitleao, Ally, for the Klemm Dist. of
mmijivaßia,yice.Thomas M. Pk*,
• Aqhomr . E tr 01Mb, Marshal' thi the reetere
f Ponoro vaora, n retee 'S.ILeI.I
Opoisili4 seitimtliallread tip *warn.
:J . • • . •
* crweigo 9Fette ,o 1 the 'l7th -we leans ,
meeting of 'Citizens of Oivego held 46
""INlP"'!iclitS afrangenieras were ruadi‘.:el
.l4rating,:the,.opening !Albs! railrond.io than place in
ekemn*Renner. Etlitini in the city of New
,hpil
endiriertioi of the Company,
§ipArtriii!ilinlatitiartil Chief 4 . oiii T yot•in• wow ;
.14: 3 10, with thevesident Engineer and isiwints
nt.dtits,diviinon of the road, are to be in;i011" as
guests 4. and genet* invitations are to be given to
Fl4y.etsgenertilly, in . New Yeti, as Well as Acing
tie I* of_tbe road , u, and neighboring villages and '
towns, to attend :itni participate in the celebration.
The day is not yet settled though it will probally
be out the Ilthof ;one.
Illiiirserreetipes..
MIZE
Persphs,wbo may wish to Pent. re the fikenesses
of themse lves.or friends will do well to avail them
l!fSTlPs..9t 2 4 14 11,114 :'s limited stay s Wilds Piece, to
Bemire the shadow eni the substaneeliies.il A
gbeme a; the, is familiar faces" in 1 i gallery - 'a ill
satisfy any one that he is not to be eiceUed in the
,5111 e and ;etthfulness othis pictures: .
Reissman Accuiewr.—On Monday last, toys the
-Owego Gazettes of-dee 191 h, Gases Keelsons,
employed by Mr. Heeet SMELT; of Candor, in
hauling krge'with a ear on the 'unread, when near
rbilerithill;'dieeevirred a" train . of frelght cars
inß la StePld to wheel iima . theove his eir
4iiiiiiAeltaci, ao at to allairthe train to pies", 'mid
in . Mitring — the %ilk, loess' ihe hots" 'give a spring
hith theca/bit to die - tMelfilhOrtas pa
anitinething both legs. .He aied tidy On
leaving ft' "wifeititittekt &Oaten.
ma Cog Dututcr.—TheCoal
Wawa= en ihn.4 1 041 11 1 4 0 - the • Anuntmg,c4 .some
iteneeserrnilltlt hnntbn4intvn inniartitifiigker wfi"
finninn4 - bnynitiken,Knneffinn4 , l o -*"-rhinh
41 1 0 Fleforr on.wnlnlinVOffinienwnenk -n 0.1 ;90 -
linekttentmist*: t!le, Ir O ct !ed.- a
-kart fens , tfAnAherig fainkhinmaitnniens, * no vlO-
baajecteen,.,co '
nsciitted ! , .Eipme five hun
dred of them paraded th e Wrests of 'Easton* Fri
day, with tanners and mimic, baying left a similar
'amb& id : giant **team. ANN:WWI:to bad been
imed‘Wiltratile Governor for-a mifitati foam,"
WOWS thetirlePliftiSt Wane Wilts • tingtemitne,
!Ittidlielifettilddertaiimi•or eariatureeneequances,
-111 tideiribtliftiilitari-shouldbe breast* in collation
with the boatmen, web whom h. is said, large
thipireiderympabisa; 7 • ?,
-.,
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ar. a r ose 11“.y.pot
me has a islsiniphicOestiosk- alr!xl dm!
711Wassphirsiiiiwisambuss
taissUbt tiarhost Eignsi6h - slbssirt *Wise
BEN
kat:ninety, lbw ereawrerltip4an Winkle wati - but
a shoot distance *stem, and soon came up, when
taking the sinking vesselin two, she drew her upon
the gab where her stern efight and now tests, the
bow being, alroat; thotgik,=" oo 9 4l=2
deck in the water. Mgr r
going down.
- - Aiwita Jiaerf kswituffork
ber and wasmder dway,_,Theffilot of the
Empire, BODWarsa*" hietriltiiiiitg rand re
vented the engines. antirer the same time went
fn Writ to 'esalier'ter course`to
be char** bet thennerof the heirs . did; not bear
his h and site struck tbe Monter eg tbalarbottni,
guards, lier.rrAt'waking j* the. Bide, sot, ***Tr,'
sprit passing qui the fpeatird cabear
Irtiortivere twOlitindierrihd id* pageingeta'
on beard the many of idiom ahead?,
gams* bed. Abele .first warnizg, was theca*.
followed by,lbe-,rutikof water intothe,labin.-.-
Many no tionlijoerished the tramPling of 63 ,
• crowd iiikerittempitti`atiapti.' re' the 'Ladies'
Cabin the estramatiOns of Agra , ant doectibed as
heart reading.- Amu were bowleg and the :deck.l
14t4.90,01 t rit.i'p order to enable
_theittotates
wage. rt ee said thit ape lady Was accidentally
killedbl the bkni Of an . surtittzt orripinYetr. ti 'lll
nit - -known howmany were timed. A lairerion
her. wire 3111311 Pir by the Rip Van Winkle "d
ethers by the steamer Hudson, which also came,
ap to the aid.of the sufferers. Squill boats sag
ens trout Nearbtligkig Soria*, the tolling' of the
steamer's bell gam information of the accident,-
and rescued many olden° whobadjumped over
'The titslies gre - ilicitie" of Eltiabeth Carson, a
native of Sciidand, an inienigratit 'oft landed at N:
Y. aged IT.• [Hee brother* eorpsis lies at fishkill -
Lending, co • ifigiaterhese ,County aisle, •and -her
mother is Miaringoloubtless littowned..l 2. Eliza
Noble,. aged,about 60, *ife or - Gen. ficae, Essex,
and instertoGisti.BosanfTroy: 3 George L. Bock
bind, taterson, N. J. (Ma. IV* child - was buried I
this afternoon; she-was almeat.frantie with grieLr7-
Her husband is engineer, rip, 410 Greentasth anti
Troy Railroad, and .a member of the Society of Odd'
Fl)ellows.]
The following names havelnutdect to. the Core. , '
. nerofpaaseretergitt rivaling, viz: Gyres F.. Darius
Nsiharumd Elias d, I elialAyeryond Cecedii,
Gallup, all of Stonington, Conn.; Margaret' Moeda
melt, just irtivedirom Sciitllittd? a Child of truck
land, I' yptib old, -whose (brother was (lined drowsp
ed;and• two children 01*ft-flays*, who lid lost
arrived from Ireland wawa feels assured
that they .are lost. got two eldest 'childreq are
skied%
newsiest Oollestalles at IL Usk.
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Sr. Louis, Ftiday, May 114-10 A. M.
' Chr City wariieited With a most destructive fire
this morning which consumed nearly half of the
bookies. ration of the city before the flames eoakf
be arrested. Included in the building, destroyed
were five panting houses and every Inseneice
Offietrisithe place:. - •••, • ' • ,
TweollsAintwaleambeets, lyieg at their wharves
ca . %ht are and shaved* Ifie jtensnil coodaymicss.
The tefegraph`Office wfnelr vil sabeeqoendy
tentchifed - to theittier litii - di r theriver Shit Abeam-
The less,,whiskis: vety heavy, cannot; ,in -the
poisent cnoftscpi mate of things,bccormalApren.
Tlat Killowmg are theaura ofserne of the steam
boats which, With thew cargo,' were destroyed:
Edward lutes; Togliatti theylEagle, Kit Caroni
Montauk, Binum,Acatlia, Miunaluke, PrairiaSiara,
1
Eudora, Si Peter,. Red Whig, Al ris4 Hama
toni Martba,ltriza Steuart Mandan, . Brook and
Frolic; also a luniberof Bargeland ood Boats.
The intense hat Item theimming fired the
swan .alorgilistLevets. . Cassie • et Lewis st.
arida* Vem.bead e(thir **nem ion of th e
city, for tbree..tatsitiers of* mite dow , th e Levee
and extend flick to Saiiiid-Ist. iv* building
is-itinthic-t_ , . - P t . '-' ": l'' ''
Itarosaiminspossiblein givorportirolars galas
Thltubbef ,Ohcei Ilitiblitveurtfitave aroclainsny
m s. tr.:3. is eittlroli . tittitroyed. ' the rivi, ()r
-iga; Reiiiikirad Aviesieriiffiiisi abiiiikl - the same
fora soinevaving a portion of their raterials. The
Telegraph Office, the lienkingatinsesef Benoist,
4. J.Anclogacio, ,rreabory, &.Co. ,Clark & Mother
Nesbitt Sr. Ca. aod E: p. Teison, are all destroyed
:The ralts and supposed to be 'secure. In rho burnt
, dig rict where mast Of*e extensive businessAnes
•es had large amounts of stock on band very little
Nalt , ragtxt- The low is emigrated et. 1 1 4 10 ( 0 ) 1 000
The Ere commenced on board of a - -..
Citossis trains Wtemr;.;-Our" Weidar' pipets
andielegnpli sentinels Kt inform us of the Tines
oftbe 4.:bolona at trinioas Flints. At Cincinnati,
where it irst !tetrad-most most is seems" tp be otnr;ldt
tylia.:-die invention - or the -ailabi 'to atria' MI be
intionalf. ' We Tudie-the" Wowing from 'the report
of the Beardisf Health MO, ; •
Twentpeig,ht cases of Cholera and six-destba
have. berm reported to the Board' of Health since
ythierdaY rittenc Shinving'thii 'ittereasetiffoar eases
of eholSra reported to the -- Boon! for th! Week en. ding Wednesday May 9, is lii, and the notnber
ofileailts repotted for thwaame period of the. time
is 32.
The Tinter lir 'Ms ftth his this' following:
- Up to 12Welock so-da3i, (Friday) then shatbeen
31 basestind . lo-deatbs in the hist twenty four hours,
ported to,theßoani of Hadth 7 om increase ow the
report o.fYElgenla
At lonsetille it has not manned an alarming
aspect The.founiatof the 11th says: '
We learn that 'a lady on-Graysomst near. Tenth,
a gentleman on Sixth or Seventh- near Chspnot
' a man int'Whatington-g' and'a lady on Righth-st
near Green, bane been snacked with Cholera. The
mews were, however all convaleocent with the
exception ofilm last .itamed.one. . Two ; men mai.
ding near the Woodland Garden, are said to have
dial of eta . lefts.'
- The l ilk the - ravages of the
,direase in one family: , -
. The threep . ersona emotionally trainyesterday's
paper, aslant% the Cholera, were lifr,lohn Flow
er, his ahfe end ton. Mr: F. Ind son &Ad than
noon. Mrs. 'Fowler, we horn is boner this min
ing, and hopes are eatertained that she widower
eq. Apcsbet tonal Mr. F. was attacked on !Mon
day',with diarrhea. but:tooli seine Medicine Which.
checieitif&etheitirne: Montily rd;fei`ifie
-thee tetarned upon him feting to do - anything so
Rood, hewas taken wick the ohokta daring yes
today, ood,died, last night: Seklon, de we hearof
.a family being 'mire severelY affiliated than has that
Of Fentler. Bttt ai few igo i daughter Oflifr .
Fowlerdied ; now we have to word the death of
the User:and tiro sone. • • • ' • • .
Excrtneo,Diaiors TUX Aireartit,y
telographicidlatrunili'of Teeiday
hairdrwfaibwrininotiee of a debate' on thwaddiele
to Iler - Qorren about the SAWS= Lome
An excit ing debate oceurrrad on Monday even
introit the goartioti Of the althea relative to' the
• , Col.Guy,atated that if the lihreanyw. -bet sali
ent • to the, bik it wo , o& etwolviyW
bitant-OfhCaon"hithrhef !fly to
&Meier literanallliakereplying,. valled'on (he
Speaker of the Hones_ to venterk the waded mew
bare of the Tory side. 'He did mention muses
ant there were soiriwirbo m he called
liltretir the - lettanter in eihniadliaelt'` fir bakimi
the hieing* iarptitiod kw wimp glianasodwea
Ma hfeilittrelreel Wig/ OPINA .
TrY LOYolleo." 18 . 01 iirt•
Airipatinferhe i r itypeatiwOriniti
Wel irebeteieir WNW , time esti- ;SAllaywiniadni
tremathill;)Ta: n '
about c
OD.
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Lively- - -
:copied by Seminal
stliel*MAVAralgott.
. 11)iiie4
livery stable including hogs quantities of bay car
miges &c., and all the buiblin& *OM iitilintent's;
on the west 'side of waievat *kb the exception of
Mescal's meat-market, mean the saddlery of G.
ohati whiah weft stied; imp's! ! t o
ties heeigre4irodt &Art inCendiary. •
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MUMSII
Gioar . Coltiknentintvemarg fie laisabiltratii•-The
Popk taking , Itifrigei* Bottio,lamosse
-4 041111 +!..
DALTiimalc, lifay Lf .
inqteihts' evening' 'brings tNew
Chleins papers to'theiffilr. inst. Ites , inernmie- in
the levee. above New Chimes, hastrintatistd,.. opri
the="Ver 4 9 6lo 2 l)lll4l""fill*
Then Water was mg down through the
Blouieipality to the neve: canal. The' • Hold
were isseigiusgiiptients. ; • . 4. , T
Thirifrholleof the - Faubourg Si; Muria:partially'
bradawl.- , Nothillff caw equal the constortuilint
sultrier among the phabitaols in the learling,'streets
T
in that WO:Tr: IVi Itimpitodas, Iffigiiitie
Caybp etreetsihti inhabitants' are moving Off la a
body, and with *few exceptinrus scarcely „attempt.
Mg sartave diet* property,. The whole ammo is
represented att being awfut and sublime in" the ex
treme. The Mar of the wider min bit baird fin
miles In Mir Erseand• third Municipalities the
ireitestalartaiprenailsk, fearing that the whole city
will holuundaied. Some idea may be formed of
the imateuseloas *has far sustained from , the fact
thar . 2soqhhai. of sugar flave'teew &stinted:.
-Tea Free •Ai Vserststrint—The Watertown
journal Extra contains-full panieulam,of die late
disastrous fire inthstphme, from which we con
dense the lollowing list of sofFerens Over 100
buildings were deitrbyed; the hiek'ail previously
.stated, is aboati 125,000: Ass genetahhing . tbs.
whole is fairly cowered by insuranms. AU the snails
is for the Notthand West were, involved in the
loss of the POst-Otrice, including all the , letters
,delivery. it istppiehended that sevend lives were
last; the remains oftme human body Were found
wholesome stage eatriages were burned, eaPPes•
ed to be . those of a_hail.sciter who had been refits
' ed admission dirrilig the evening where she had
called for lodging s . - 'lSome silt Cr eight homes were
burned. The progress of the flames was so rapid
that the loss of goods among the merchants must
Iat:TITY Veld asWieel.9l them had received. their
Spring suppliee, ,
The (olloiiha,g blocks; lbuillinga and establish
ments are nemlienid among the misting:
The American Hotel and air its out buildings.—
All Paddock's stores on Washington-meet. All
Fallback's block of @tossed:pm& All the block
of stores oppasete t mittleuurhatnne.N . . Wimdreft's iron
block. The Episcopal Church. The Colombia
Hotel. The Northern to Jamiel office; total
has, s3,ooo—icsured $1,950. Nothing was saved
from the Journal office except its books. • The
DemsemtielUMo' n Office, loss SLIM' The ptjn.
ting.effice of Joel Green. About thirty of the most
extensive Waite are Mimbeied among the thniga
that were, mtierof)heminattlled with neivectods:
tied Saila 'eontenfli:' 'Midi 'River
Bank,valuebliiiiived." . Wteflol saved
SurmgetthiOWPafteis esvoll. , '
The amount 'irjkeriimer iinmerty, d estroy ¢d hal
not yet been seeettaina ' • ,
PUBLIC SliTll/4;gi to Can/AL—The Scotch of
Glengarry areelearly:withLorkEen. At a meeting
in Alexandria 1,100 were present, and all but 25
went Against the Parliament-house burners, and
MaNab, Prhmi%, the City of Montreal, an
address to. Lord Eight, improving of his morbid,
has been signed by 7,686 parsons including the
greater part of the Corporation. Lord Elgin in his
reply dated that be had soughtthe advice an d ' amis.
lance ef those who Lad the peopleseonfidence.and
that in drawing on himself the Morrie of popular
vidence be believed be had prevailed *munel be.
tween men Of different Imes) wire aught to dwell
as brethren. • •
encoriging (said Lead E.) to the utmost Me
elticir" !winless, Agrieultu ra d Assiseiat ions nand
EducatiOnal Establishment. and promming by all
other means in My power 'the material interaira' of
the9'reivideneo base perfomed a duty mon agree
ablito rnyietlt, tralittutsch ail have found in gees
pursuit" the Only relief I have ever Inthtfiena r the
mons oppreetdre caws of my isittalion.
Lelatie,`Easturard, lifecfenhain, Wglis,
&c. preselittif an Address 'to Lind NM, Agi i nd
by 2,300 pf the .citiverittollini!Ol?ouneknowied.
ment of " thecitiditie iiistiipplittra.l93 o of hisexiitdora
aetioyeritor,' and, expressing their, abhorrence of
the factions and riotous winded of those who op
pose him.. flaptiit,Union of Canada and 953 of
the villagers arCoboors have presented addresses
of likcampost,and saya,the 2brta4o Examinerp4f In
all pals of theermatry the friends of. econitutional
Treedoutzaml of:social order smoothing to the sup.
port of Lord' Eigin.r . - .
Erninr4stasuumewAt the. Amiens in Taranto:, on
the Sib roar ChieLlusticeSabinsoom mimed 'alba
riotous disposition whim has begun to manifest ha
sellthere, in the shape of etligptaming and•other
wise. - Borning.or hanging, a privatespersorain effi
gy according loth. law; of England which is also
die law of Upper Canada, it a misdemeanor, pun
ishable with linevend imprisonment. In voch cases
it is a species of libel; but when peones occupying
rhigh public stationstare made the sobjectsof it, ban
ging or barniug.in elfin •is sedition, mod punishable
as such."
A Vomit* La *Scirtoscs.—The Lease& (Ky.),
Exwaisw says: "We iuetformed that tyreity, in
imitating discussion upon- subject of Emancips4
Lion wastadieceritlyin W bird CoinitY between
Rev. Mr. Waller and ThomasMarshaß, E.
Mr- Walled whole to pm-blasery candidate for the
Convention, undertook thesommwhat difficult task
of proving Slavery a divine insiiin um. In his ear
nest advocacy of thins/red eotirse. M t. W. labored
ve show that - Stairerr WM the direct' approval hnd
sanction of Jehovah. Mr Marshall rose is reply.
AU the knowknoei,hispaculiatmsunerof , , can
easily imagine the effect produced by_ his reply, as
it was brief -n • '
ff r gl i ve u
gesdernan,PoSys Mr. Marshal, a has at
*ftimpted,terim)ve that the blessing of heaven rests
upon the institMiim Of Slavery, I Use tea snick
regriAff quilju ettecapt clef emalim fosia suck
ausarki."'
ieou Nailoatotnt r- On theinth trot. , Lou.. Napo.
leon entered upon his 42d year. _nue Accrue ,was
getelltated ,l ol,Pl94 -1 14 1, t e ll?? ,pme..about
eigirteen Inn red r ereons preseuit. The
PresideireTbrouriStiti the bar • Wi th - the, Princess
Callinsaki, thwarikof the Todd* Antheseedot.--
Ile was most particular in his attactioos to ibejubc.,
chianti' of Londonderry. The stain:saes present. ,
cud ithwappes - hanging :Var-
APWCl"entd the mese
,i1,834?r,t
higgives
the following ..._
1 1.0 8 2 P—, .1 •
19wcongr0 Whig. '
25-1.4 aeoloccals and one
Ikea 2 i - ,"whip 11:
Howe of Delettinen—Dknectele 73, whip 12--
Idinsawntio inajwit3r oe jointbdial, 21. i • •
grieCnenteorrimirsiiii( Pnii s inimenu -Also
Ptit..llpis: Cohen ioo for-Aetna' ieno:ofPcintsyl
mina commenced cm Tomday in 81.-Androw's
Chosch , E 6 d40 1 00& - -Bi4KIP WOW riglimg —
Fillpitume clergymen and othiyoeven dem*
sesormod loth* names. This Chincieortko
iinridkikdiTitint l
itnfiratmex!"7=r- g ' •
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YoyiertrWww•
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a 144.. ,,,,
,40 4 ,1, w.. . „, 'in
.-4; . g )ope ..,.. - 6y
gar,iii ~ „ . fistA ja pi
m ilive ll *,ol.loo, Englip
:''..7lkitish, • ' shoed
greatest= as a reward; and Lidy Fienklin bad
Plimolapb" - _lol'weased .ClOOO sliding,
._
_ics the cora
liiiiiiilii•dritlimi'
findio, the 'expedition of 11115. littiatosuuely all
the &Ka saudetwboi sailed before the reward of ,
their Government was proclaimed, so that asto dm '
it is a dead letter. •
E
I :' ln th e-im 11l
p- OB4,5 1 ; Hee isjutyls,povernmeot
lent oiat as ezilediliiin liihherupeee rirdinirifrei
ing a nonhart)ausage between the:Adantio. and
„71!firiins,-!threig theiebitirerNtell
or between Davis anrißehrieg's Straits,-,...
• The expedition censisurd of twoehips, the ” Ere
bus".and the , gl Temx,"comnsariacir by Sir John
Frinklin "tut Capteiii Crozier ;Vie complement of ,
offlcitrierid men 'm the tiro ships being.aboot 138.
Tha l :Fere Ticlaalletl ,for WOO MIL .
_.
. .r,,iturtructious, ware,to„peceed to - Balldn's
i d d
Bay,tand seen as the ice permitter:l,th enter
caster 'd i arid liroceeld'irestreard - throbrji Bar
rows . '* the buitude'rif• idiom •74 ° I,:entil
they thelomiduitte of Capt Walker, mahout
9$ West., .They were then to.pwetrath southw ard
and trestwaol towiutlillebring's straits and it '*as
in chi's patethat tbelfgrimiest'difficelties wrirerip.
prebended.. If these were proved to be:invention
table, they:wen:nest directed Ur retemicSarrow's
Straits, 7 rowed uotbrierd by,, the brow channel
between Devon and Corms - Ail Tslandi commonly,
called 1 eilingtam Channel, provided it appeared
open and 'de* of ice. Atiseiident bit their abili
ty to follow eithecof thew courses, most have de-„.
peoded, upon local circornstaracei, of which *et ;
have no cognizance.. .
The discovery ships sailed from - England on the
tildi of May, 1845, and werelast seen en the 28th
of July of the wane yam' in.buitude 74.°411 north,
longitude lie la, weskfastened to an iceberg waiting
for the opening of the ice, to ,cross intc Lancaster
Sound.
These ships Imre' never since been heard of and
it is for the purpose of releiving them and at least of
ascertaining their fate, that in 1848, lier,Majesty's
Government "gain fit ed out an expedition. It was
in three divistoqs
The thin (in point olltime)eonsisted• "of tt single
ship, called the Pim* commanded by Captain
!doom which la England in the lager end of
Januionforthe putposanfenteriggpehrbn's Straits,
or the westward passage It was intended dint she
Amid arrive there in the month of July and hue
ing looked oat Air a wittier bather; ahould send oat
her boats northward and enitwar4, at which direc
tion had they been succcisful the dir)ceverY Shirt
would be met with.
Unfortunately the 'PIO er lifter 'even apprftebed
last year the place of hen destination and whatever
search she may yet be able lo„make has to beac
complished this summer. The "Herald," survey
ing vessel in the Pacific has enters if possible to
supply her with' additional store*.
The second division of the expedi6pn was one
of the boats to explore the coastaof the Arctic Sea,
c r e
between the Mackenzie and rmine Rivers,
or from the 135th to the 115th d of west long
knife togetbet with the' south ' of Wollaston
Land; k ' eing !opposed, if Sir . Fra nklin's patty
been compelled to leave the ate and take to th eir
boats they should make s:ii M . coast. The aim
arrival by this time (April, 15 6,) of an express
from sir John Richardson, 'proves that this last sum
mer's search was fruitless. ' ' '
The third portion of the expedition of nears b coo
sigs of two ships, the Enterpnzeand the Investiga
tor, under the eomnfand of Captain Sir - John Rose,
and, Captain Sint whin!' sailed in May. 1448 for
Lancaster Sound. They were last heard of on the
28th of August when they were at the entrant* of
this Sound.
Sir James Ross intended to proceed in the En
terprise. Examiningsarefully the shore (idle Lan-
Cagier Sound, andw's straih on his way to
Melville Island,
.or t Banks Land, and thence to
r ,
send off exploring pa des in boater.
Ris second ship, the Investigator, ender coins:nand
of Bird, appears to have received orders.from Sir J.
Rosa to watch Lancaster Soend,Jor the purpose of
communicating with the whaling ships from En
gland this summer and of looking out fix singlets
hem the 'Erebus and Terror • shooldarry be endea
voring to reach the • neighb orhood of the &hint
grounds.
From the late period of the seaman, however, in
whiCh the Enterprise and Investigator rearbeafthe
Sound, it is calculated that they can mutely lime
had more thane fens - sight for their operations dur
ing the last rummer, and thus a wide field 01 search
remans open durisr , the approaching season, km
which the means at e ' present in activity are by no
meaty; adequate. his the general belief of those
officers who have saved ie kneel' Annie expedi
tions, , that the
.discovery, ships, ,whaterer acci
dent may have befallen thent„canoot wholly have
disappeared from the seas, and that liaise traces of
their bite, if not somelleingreutnant of thetir es.ews
inset eventually reward the search of the diligent
investigator- •.- .
It is possible that they may be found in . qoarters
the least expected ; bat in the first instance the at
' tention of ships emptged in the seareit'etteeld be
directed to the quarters pointed at in the admiralty
inetructsous given to Sir John. Franklin and espec
ially to the channels leadingoot orßarrowa'sStraita
to the north, the chiel of these a that tilled Well
ington, which R is pmbablet Sr James - Roes has
not yet explored and, where ifentaasded in the see
and exhausted for grant of provisions their condition
most be in the highest degree dangerous.
It is also highly desirable that the coasts of Too
thin and Nonh-Sousest should be carefully exam
ined as well airthe sbores- - of the Gulf of Hi:Duthie
and -jimmies Inlet,i,and the-coaat etwtsnud of the
Coppennine to Great Fish River or Back's River ;
also the Sound and Inlets west end north ofßalHes
Bay, which are supposed -to tsommunistate with
Wellington channel to the west. Some of these
papa might be explored by the' boas or land par
ties as would all that part, ilso uftprordided tor,
which lies between Mackenzie River and Ice Cape.
It is the apathies of several medenced officers.
that two small vessels of theme oflbo airlift), and
of 80 tons respectively, skewing not more than ten
feet of water, might answer the purpose of careful
search in 'lre seats, as well as larger voids.
Tits Cinema Oat 'iy Ilterres.•;-'-Bf die 10-
lowing paragraph, from the Haslord Cesrunt, of die
sth inst., it will be seen that an interesting memento
of the revolutioney,straggle,,of which the citizen.
of that place.ars justly so proud, has been in serious
dimger ofdestmoten, if baked it has not bear In
feet destroyed :4- ,8 An' alarm of Are was given
about B.ciclooli, Wednesday evening,. which was
caused by the discovery_ that the inside of the
vineriblecbeter oat, on the 'premises or non IL.
W. Simi, 'was all Off fife. it is intoptitad to - him,
tornmunieatedutbeynink and decayed sobstan
cell:in-de hoe in which the old character of The
boy was placed, AT means of fire packets
lately Miriam in by some heelless and had:
'Pnotably been fitinii4 in The demean. : man- ,
jolty dons to the wee is fined to boredom, though ,
we sinesrelyhope it may-provs otharwise."-..
•
Itairtuoc—lbe Chicago Deinoetit, Wani•-
iikitrrn a paper anVai . "There hi bit one barrier to
the *feet rd-aniberof the - demoetasy, of fees dater,
'and'that fast being removed. --That bonier lathe.
wiliness of many leading democrats to take
true fleinocnaic gra:lade upon the subject of
Omit. '"Leit' 1111 4 pled our *et firmly grime "afa
r! atrial* old Ann traffic in - the Dectrict ef Calm.
osa, and :be mar 'oLdemcgacY is "Pin.* the 61-
Wuo une'Coasneutii,t Thd iggislitere
tit Ill t atioptalaseriesof !inolelioominstmetkur
Senater imois
1 1 *91AP4 to seOPhil must *the • United
Statecbmale. The Mom* gentiema rthaki
to otijl alibtrinnittiiit - the'lthititilisiltieri of
Allegiarstaie -icifeittof Aid i~et3alir .;: atrd:;t►e
ispamottecoriaquwas
OM
M=ZE=:3l
e j
. jiliW ' . 41 :0 .8.41re SG . 111 . 11111 49. 1 .
e di l l: .
..„ 1 . 4 0 m . 4110 . lilt biiliatill
. 34111011p1VAND*
t oo the is of IFIT '
itfl Er
Vir . ; ' 7 • vollmed
4 '
tle
V ' ' . it Would be a long-lime helot* their
• '• - ofopinioethe i n
• ,k ivii =&
The eke:liege heist:aver,. their obligations to Gen..
Casa was canceded, and they promptly em.
braced die doctrines he had repudiated. The Wil
mot prairie, was byardumoetatic mem
,l=Legiala4asiss f 4 lorner stone" of the
, Aare wm instructed
to sustain it. Tow &Lomas esztli t gratifying.
It lilidWillratorifo - ' lifititireferr•
owliektent ?f dm demo* males* -ildichigan,
to, the. pneciple of rilavery .es q uosion, by: ,positive ,
hiVr;'be the id - inieacy otwhieb the radical democ
racy of New York have been proliciibeifind hut&
ed down. - _ --
_ __ _
But our friends in Blichlganlinve not been con
tent widenalta part of breed; but lave embraced
haat - They hava..aot osily.avowed these - deter-_
ruination :ile t exclude slavery from the new terri
tories, but to aboliriffit wherever 'Corwin!, has the
conittintimiiilArbt kr abolish it i as irell'be seen by
10 *Wiwi* ifirohnions, -which Niers adopted just
pretioarto theadjoutement of tbelegislature, by.a.
votealit to Arkin eaate ,. and 37.:10 I/ thetartuse;,
Res - Olied;by
.the Senate aria NOrmis of Represen
tatlies of ilie L stafe Michagan; -- Thaillier etisteuee
ofslaie*and thw olive - trade at the . seat of Our
national goverment': "is an evil of serious mogul
nals, which re all Y 4l/3 P* ll .* o -mfeerily and haP
pines' of the District , and casts the reproach of in
stitutionit Ostablislied attiring us."
RErott+edi That our Senators in Congress- be. in.,
51101314 aid our Representatives requested to
the passage of a Isar:that shall put tut end to the
slave trade in the District of Crolumbia i without delay,
and allikPrOridelcir isienaliiiiiithe Timis( of peo-
ple Or aka Dittriet upon theloestion of the- entire
abolition Of slavery t he rein. •• • •. •
Resolved pat the Governor be requested _,to for
waritexples oft ui .foineing resolutions to eachof;
our Sinaloa and Ilepresentelieri l in Congress.
tabu Ms Sur Ruda&
BAm:ics; .Tnesday,.May 15. ,
The §nothern Mail has ' arrived, - bringat us New
Orleans papers tolhe 'mention - the
arrivat , ofthe ship TOriar froniVOra Cm*, with4e..
counitfrontiSan Francium eolith, march, •,(We
ltatelkhWalYhe4 adv Ola 4 1 The 2111 www to
March A.—. Ed. TriVl
The itesinship Corgfiratia leas atilt lying entirely
detnitied• by bet crew,-lithiat Secoinita for her non=
arrival at Panama; esecrew *ere busily engaged
iwafgfing gold, 0 0 .0 Ports ci which are fully con.
firmed.
City lots in Sari rranci•e6 titre %sniff' from es,-
000rlionckeoo. • TbeGold exteudilarilmo
LoWereldifonris.
„Late,Mexican papers state that Gen. Don P. Gar
cia Crindo,.Commisosoner to run tholloomlary Line
on the part of Milk°, had left Sari Francisco- lot
the perpose of meeting , a COmmissioner from did
U. furnished with rations forme year.
In the Plrivince of Sonora the depredations of the
Indians aret. most horrible. The Governor of Vera
Crux had given Orders for the organization of a
siialkirce between that place and the NatiowaL
Mdge i Torthe -protection of travelers. Tber. wild
Indiana grill oontinoe,their ravages throughout Mex
ico and go unpunished, •
SL.lireati Leans, a citizen of the United States.
had pet i tioned the Governor of Cohnila, for permits .
lion iminake war upon them en his own hook.
Thadiligenees.between Vera Cruz and the City
of Mexico bad been &Inched by robbers' on the 15th
of April near a place called Plan - del Rio; the or
cupants were Americans—amongwhoir were Col.
Ramie:rot the tat Regiment of the U. S. Army, and
Charles M. Bogbee of. New York. The latter wee
mortally wounded. The robbers were finally re
pulsed.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, May 16. '
The Southern mail has arrived with New Cirleans
papentiothe 9h %sr. which stale that meetings had
been held at San leseciaeo and resolutions passed
cF
to *ea Legislative Assembly to be coupon.
ed .liilleet members, who are to be charged with
the log of" biers for the p -reservation of order
and the-protection of trade. lt was also resolved
to ect•t bree indite&
owlet letter, dated Verb. Cruz, 24th ult. says
that it was repotted that the people of Califonna
had organized a Government, which disavowed the
authority of Gen. Smith as Governor, and annulled
bill ceder prohibiting foreigners-from working at the
mines.
The•Ptairme has the following letter :
.
" 81..1mi11-se, April 9, 1849.
• u (imirtgloar:••Thri - Peruvian bark - Fanny,
° Capt.
Deifitilinnitiedberneerthe-Ith inst. - direct from
San.Franeince,whaticeehe sailed nu., the 7ihanei.
direct from San Francisco, whence she sailed on
the 291 h tilt. A shim time before the Fanny left,
one 4;4%o'lx:sale crew belonging to the U. S. flag.
*Fp Ohio, ran away with Atte .boat The, were,
however roomed; captured and brought back.
Shortly' titter, the crew being caned upon to. per
'krn.aceire duty, they refused to turn out and Obey
tirderiitifthe ramrs, iiiiimisequence of Which
about 30 of the leaders were confined hi irons. A
turimmaniaLeranbestig held on board the Obieiend
At opinfic,i4at.Com. Jonin would h irm .,
names el the I:Gasp - Moors. There was mach
diis
afCection iii this Nary: Ail the officers of ibeslonri
of-nar St Marys had been tried . by eburtmartial,
saina.twei' • . • • ...
The U.S. Meamitropeller Pdassachusette arrir,ed
at an Francisco on the 25th of March.' ' )Pin _ to
the immense number of people. arriviiv- at rte,
Fl thawhdarmentry was considered in a
very inseam Mate. 'There was a-.lpeat w.tnl -felt
for the presence of an adequate military force, and
for the extension of the laws of the United, States
over the Terntory, in therabsence of *hide much
troublels amiripatear • -
Toe Ma me Tasarato—gottibie
Several weeks, since,a gentleman in Hickman, Ky.
had _over sl.ooo . lstolen from him; a new living:ln
the genre horse s_uspicted. On this 4414/i:elan he
was AeCoyed by - hit -bosom friend, Dr. James. S.
Doitglass,:to aboat..where *bind of di iced per.
sonaseized,sad egged Wm and took him across
the. river. The victim
,
riMr Brinkley, who was
'not a man of tied 'character, was then tortured by
elehpadred, aridHy lashes on the bare back, to gut
fronflim a erxdsiefionthat he stole the moneye. He
oat confess.:
~, Brinkley ,kept his bed.sepreral dam mind voived.
npvejage.: ,So soon as he could' walk lie - proceeded
dalin theriftreetwita a loadertdouble barrelerlignm
Di. Demean was fintoitheband he met, though
hrthsitnosireeompanied them -soma:the tier .- -
Brinkley shot one barrel the heektaking effect: in
tlas hand of, Doniglask TheiSemind shit - 114n iri the
side - andhis *ll'down anct tacit:tilled."
"The'rniedierertold.those surroonding him there
were five men] vietnnayet. Another murder ramie
very near closing the scene or rather ccintiroting the
acts of the .
&Miry surrendered hinieslt to' the "offiCers of
ilaitiee - filird arias his trial The ansaboit
wpll4d L iirided hi approval oreondentnaticerr-
.
gleams= us Seinen or Sti Joint
President Taylor. has determined to despatch Also
natiUnal vassehrfot the purpose of seekhug 4utt and
liglecofing 4110 exPedilicHt. or& UM: o!,
/ultimo° find them, seam* ieir fate. Measures
will 111 betaken ktr the aomnitilisfunelit of
DatsivoL-Ilvaaissaut.-4silenictme. peeled
-thmuughlrectiois Clmistr OIL); about ihms
emathrof MilfotAes the Bth hot. "Mattering stand
hr sea d ilia
. titittniiititlettem. At was "about
ettormikt inziwitithp 7 lllo.3 loortibilts :daunt:lion
not allelkilliaqf
Mgt
-*tool*. 'sl =r ail amoti lidk at il itlit h o n
es**, atr i titt e reloelt,
cm ins i k on ing, w a ,
IryJo* two 110 seven days than she ever'
thapanage before: .
_
Canis, hoop Pads dates to the evei l i
thud, aadlivetpoot to ihwallentoon f th e
imam. ,- - •
........._
ve - WiaTitok
lon, held , by- the Bank of England. Th e
amount of gold shipped , to - thatruteit Ohmi c
sive of £25,000 on board the Canada, is ,
.5411,004. •
The accounts from New York by th e
of the fluncftration of exchanges, have te m
tonally to check thee"' soon of swir
fret for American more laxly ,
Sylvania pm Mints; •Tbit.itctll It quoted it
a 79, whit his the' only stock mentioned i e
I.l=ll lll ol l . • qUi - -t
ranter Herman lutase s C o wes.
York On Me 3if inst.
Official notice of'lliVirdieietti r on' of Asia Hungary ha,been tectived4t P
The number of men placed, at Ake dispos a l
Austria-1.80,000.
Another aCeount states the amber at 150.44 .
The war in Hungary,so far at least at Auattia ,
Concern isdailpaaanming a more onions asp ek
the Austrianshawe-beensagnidlyriefeated and din)
en to the edge of Hungary f if ore out ofthe coo*,
!altogether, their undoubted success baseausedil;
may to the seat of empire,- ant•Nienna
their triumphant approaeh:' ,- Appearances are „
cidedly againititer!ThavAisriirtersi in Hiir6earT t ett
to modify the torierifAtitdfia in Piedniont—f a k
ky has reduced his dentandefroth two hundred 114
'thirteen 'thillieiffrilliCif triliglitiernillions, which i
aceeptableteSiMinjri,'erikeOreity Of peace 's
accordingly been oriticluded," . k
..•
The of Pyrissit has again_ quarrelled irs4
his Parliatnent k and . haul definitigy refused to so e , 1
the imperial crown of Germany. On the 2fgh,
second:Charnber having. passeksorne ober
-resolutions against holding: Berlin longer ins
of siege, was torthwith.dissolved-by royal reel
This gave great displeasnni to thepeople of
and was the immediate cerise ore popular room,
lion wlkicb was/or seal-praeleaffrethee i by it ,
soldiery, brit stet until mo th blared %as Veen shed
- The war intßetileasarigetoMirthiee and:the -
ired peace seems still very - far distant. fourOt
French war steamers rettirritafto Tonkin, h um
wits Vechia;Oti thei.2Bthorhim:preparistions we
immediately teensbalkiusotherdetachme n t of 5A
,infantry, two batteries ofartillerry and reeved re
dronsefealwarytwiliarititirsisespecied would
1 for-Italy ; oa .lbe_2d inst. This morentet
1 lead to theysupposhion that Gen. Outlinie spew
resistance at Rorie: 'floirewev that - may ,i•
stated that•Gele:Aryzarra'libbld not wait for
i
• kareementa tormareb,.neohmut of sixldentrand .
having been already, directed 1 wards - that city
The .oeyre of the arrival of French has cr
a great serigation at "gime, here, it was
Aram:atilt:oV* Vd,ooo men u nder arms, tot
diem. ' "another Areport states ;(romans did
wait for the arrival °t i the French troops, t o i
againtittbe.triumwinste.,
,hlprzim, bad, accord
to the isfaiernent, Bed; add the population prccoo
ciefOr TitileVll: '- - '• ' •
'The French commander proclaims a mien
rather friendly lhain,otherwise ; and it is andentai
that thet:tOpet . walla expelled, Pr competed i
„.o.rani 46• only an *nneSty, lint desirable mime
Similar caniditiOns• will probalAY be imposed an tit
Grank Duke of Tatscanr-c
- At.Pmisw ust,the aid, inst.. it wan reported at'
Bonrsat,nnkturrally credited,, that the gat
meet had received a telegraphic despatch. annum.
trig the eatery - 411 W , Freitch - into Rome; and it.
flight of thearatioblican - govemment. - Anse that ta
Twean troops had entered Leghorn.
• The funds were favorably, *peeled by dam •
ports. The Sicilians, beaten• at an points, Inn
virtually submitted to the iiin,gl °Maples matt
French AdmitaL• -hating negotiated recrenlA
for Insoluble condition& ./•-,•.
Later advice* by the...overlaind mail confinnela
-the trillnst extent, the Furious acconna of theme
fre
lermininiinforthe 'war in' the njaub. Comma
Mal reports ednilnoed td,lllll ' t
minable: a -
severe frosti n ihe Smith of ranee, caused tam
injury to. dia malbervy , trees, which, with a
mimes, has created a rise of 2s. per lb. for silk.
' Confmoil disitirbances combine, to act pr'
eiallr in England, open meet of her articles
dace and Mandataries. Ace.Ountri from Mr
ter are no better, the dirnimnion of business awn
from absence, , of tomtit
,Orders being the main i••
tore (tithe" tificitt& •
• There•lbis beeri' 4 a sliet improvement in ti
Live:Tod -Ammo • alike( ,for American deem
The &toetetton nisirkee is a good deal dean.
seiVotisldned m inty' by the large shipments
petted: feinktr-ihri - "reed hates, announced by thi
hrsagarat Fritter ye/seeded about one penny
The Tradebf, • *tepidly improymg ;
import dirties ofll4pth bane mote than dooNei
compared' with thd menthlast year. The
creased exports alto is equally apparent
•
Atlbe Londonlsoitt eintherit*, on Friday, then
Was scarcely any besioesi done. Float* orllss
ludiafiAaantenVnti,aestst s -f d buyers at 3% i
33 tit ,Gtood 5 of dour were oft
ed 24it , attention
' filimenitsly attended, has ten
Awl& intinalooi_tisforitralnational league fa C
Awing thnyineipla of protection of national lode
try. t ig_ouppFsed that the meeting was got '
for the' purpose of fortifilni the Nouse of "
in the step it now seems pt:cdieblis that bra!,
the legislature will. pursue, et throwing cut the
for the repeal of the •navigatinti set.
Should this bill defeated in the House of Inn
it atilt, it is-sepPosed, awry •dew* with it all no
•protninent a ensure of the ministry and the tam
try
Canadian ittairs live beer, on in4siial.lxceion,
ineideitiOlynotited Peiliaimelit; bet-the min
try have carefully avoided - giving any - inixinata
of the Niels& lir estealitautiof the government m to
*tioo to the impembeg ttearrtl.
Actnirding•to the prctrarnme in Pans of the el
'Nay; and 'tic which a grint Of . VNY 600 francs Im
been moiety the-National disseinbly, a Tc
by the Naticntal Assembly and the- constituted ;
i ttrinti,e,ti r for . whirty workman are busily maio,
premaitionslO WO Plate de ',ta Concorde. On
'smog rittasiiir, the eity of Tarie will give a god
I,entertaiineent.to the‘Prosidentof tini•Nepublic.
lout of twenty-five millions of francs ; oott.t
traded by the city of Paris ) , was adjudicated at
Thifraday week, Ttetteat CO.;at t Mpg
-40 t.; 'every debenture l,'ooof, tensing - intent s
la percent. • Their tennis are toosidered• as hied!
advantageous to the city olaod are - held to
show that confidence keing isiqtblished
The breach between tho,Prisildditt and his on
sin, 'Napoleon' Bentiperte, 'is ant
the latter end °Hest -week " immediately aver tb
*sum of the latterfrops4iiidris‘ in, violent ann
- lion look Plima between the, tocsins, the resultti
whichlwould have *Ronda txdidary cimunostat•
eels an appeal- to anis:
Thitinnulefiliitlibteinioned' this oath)* as
'aftetattgretat' deet oPrectiminatien, Napolem
BolaPida 4l kataimd The President as; a boot
:and to,lititinn )10, wee not only a kite's 4 ,; pot
hi thil Vie whole of the Voltaic °
' - fainilrititevehint to be so. • •
44-• ' •
ME
. •
tuntsuurros Waasear.-In slam of the het the
ermstor . Waxes will no, in obedience to the i&
junction of his Constituents, retire from the *at°
'he has truhoeored, it his been suggested ibst Ile.
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