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WM.. T. 11K)ItRISC?N.
Prl2 StritlEVtill CtIZICIAL.
J. POVSR BRAWLP;I*
• volt •tarra orxeski,
ITIIrt AIN! BANKS.
T•rins of. the Iteporter.
11% so pet atti.d.ti; Nod willfu, eti.t. prat RI ponies anti
4 , -atime,l, for cash paid Liet.usily to Ltdrisinte, SL OU %AI be
de,ll,riect.
arearwrwrere. per iquare of ten laws. 50 cents far the
Finn eentli for earl, snhseonent ineertton.
!Cr (Oro in Ate ..I.7tvon Itioek." unntkolde of 'the !halite
Pqaare. 11. et door in the aralGartl throe!: iEntratteo between
Messrs. Adams' end Elwell's law offices.
That Ilesohrtiona of lb. State C ties.
Ar ; publitth thin week. the resolutions ,adopted
by th late State Cmtventinn at Williamsport. They
will be found to contain doctrines new for it Non
sylvania converititm, and cyletrineti, which in our
humble inilz.ment, do not *wpm** the sentiments of
the people of the Keystone. Their adoption at the
present time was ill-judged and uncalled for. and
the consequence must rest upon the heads of those
who insisted upon their adoption.
For one we say moat emphatically, we do not
recognise them as any.expressimi of the voice of
This tree onionionweirlih, and they never shall be in
;scribed upon our banner. Wei enter our solemn
protest against the idea that the people of Pennsyl
vania have retrocaded from the hitherto proud po•
sition—rthathey have become friendly to the ex.
'ension of slavery, and are willing to hoist the sa.
blo banner of its propagandism. We shall battle
for the nominees of the convention, not omm the
platform that body laid down, not trrfrin the repeat.
ed and expressed avowal of hostility to the ex
tension of plavery the party and its nominees have
set forth. Neither do we beliese,.had a full and
free dilscussion been allowed, at a seasonable hour,
that the voice of Permeytvania would have gone
forth in en false and perverted a shape.
The Democratic convention held at Pittsburg
last summer, adopted a resolution, which, while it
was tint entirely satisfactory to the friends of the
Proviso, nevertheless was decided algainst the ex-
tension of slavery. The nominee of thin eonven-
I tion—Mr. Gistatz—being interrogated, expressed
his views in a bold and fearless manner, taking
ground for the 'constitutionality and right of Con
gress to legislate against the introdoctir n of -slavery.
This nomination. with the sentiments the nominee
put forth, were ratified by . the Denweratio party,
by an overwhelming thajority—and who shall say
that party have 'since become slavery propagan•
grist's. It is a libel upon them en to assert, and res•
dilations passed almost without discussion, it a Eater
boor at night (or rather an early hour in the morn.
Mal are no evidence to the contrary.
We shall have more to say upon this matters.
ear object now, being merely to say that an are
not upon that platform.
Congress.
Congress has been doing little but debating the
Slavery qnesticm—the Omnibus bill in the senate
and the California bill in the House. On the 11th,
the Senate had op the Omnibus bill as usual. Gen.
Cmug spoke at some length in reply to Col. Brat.
TOY and in favor of the Omnibus. • He was follow.
ed by Mr Htrros of New-Jersey, who spoke kt
defense of the plan proposed by the President in
regaid to California and the ITerritories.
The House assembled at 1l o'clock and went
mto Committee of the Whole on the California
Question. Mr. HOWARD of Texas enlightened the
House with a harangue, and Mr. McDowett; of
Virginia commenced a speech which was cut short
at 1 o'clOck P. M. the time fixed by resolution of
the House to close the debate and commence seeing.
The question Was on the adoption of Mr. tioty's
bill for the admission of California. Mr. bees
moved that the Committee rise, which *as recs.
Lived, 86 to f 11, and amid much confusion the first
section of the bill was read declaring • California,.
with her present boundaries, one of the Ste:es of the
American Union admitted on an equal footing in
all respects with the original States.
• Mr. HILLIARD offered a amendment limiting the
State to inch territory as is -known as Upper Cali
fornia, lying north of 36° 30 1 . Many other mem
bers offered amendments; and made five-minute
speeches, but no vote was taken, tixcept on points
of order, or appeals from the decbkon of the Chair,
anifmotions for the Committee to rise ;and between
3 and 4 o'clock the Committee rose and the Rouse
adjiourned, after a very boistorons session. The
deetiskni of the Chairman were reversed several
siojes daring the session.
Vaud Linda's.
Sy an advertisement in to day's. paper, it will be
seen that a letting is to tate place, on the North
Branchi l -ot this place, on the 15th of.haly, and at
Tankhinnock, on the 19th. The amount or work
to be let being huge, it will undoubtedly attract the
auention,ol contractors.
Itowrova Cooler; erected by the late Legislature,
takes the south am halt at Colortibia county ; that is
to say, the townships of Danville, Aritbony( e berry,
Limestone, Liberty trathrining, apd Franklin, about
half of the townships of hiairuson and Roaring creek,
and about a third of the townships of :Montour and
Hemlock. Its territory is a narrow strip, of a less
number 'of square miles than that of any other
comity in the state. Danville is the seat of justice.
Asot.norrit.--Otir neighbor ot'• the " Minsfrei"
must not think we have forgotten him. Wet have
a rod in pickle, which when weightier matters are
attended to. shill be apPlied. Acioaril of folYwork
keeps as busily employed—and as we cannot boast'
elan editor, publisher and regular contributor, otir
enkinins show the division. Meanwhile, - wa
vise him to keep cool. anti "bile hietime,"
w tr rhi Governor of south cu t ortou64.
red thellon. Robert W.Barnwell, Sinalotto
pass, in place of Cokinei Eli i rtore,rletwared. 1114 :
BArtivieu irnovraiNaehvilleTirrat!ene on lbe
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The env** Georgia, Captain Porter, mired
f at New IrodOmpe kiromiiivanti "with adr
ftotOtoft pl e talukhollth 114 . ittolusiri.—tie days
rioetr.thati
;„ritymtaillatanee,
hfproa/ipenn* of Comoio,:ora
er ptesiotai to Mit 'Gem* fiiing,Oinl wattle
lettitit mijittaftenAitt for - Norfolk.- The stoops
a war. Albany auil Germantown, were agleam; off
, the harbor.
k'4l.
T 1 Chil lllihrael2teetriik;s4ii - 4itie''netinrbrig - i
' from which war taken some Calikmda emigran:s
..typcipcd to ha invaders, was towed pureed the
Georgia and Saranac, in the upper harbor. A ship,.
name nnkntienprobablyillibirlfGeorkiiiiizirierui
captured nt the POMO; /beet pod, f whored !nib,
mouth oldie harbor. 4 The perlions taken M. •thesi
%easels. ate confined in the Moro Castle and, AIL
hcer.sittes -beeitilitertiii4l 'hither Ainerkelrtr ii . ittilii"
them. It la generidly,Milieved in Havana, -that
there is no evidence against there vessels or the
priNenera, the weasel. having regalarly cleared for
Chagres, and been captured on the coast of Tutu=
tan- ,-
Havana ' rennparatively quiet, thnnch the mili
tia 4 are bei drilled regularly every day, and. speak
quite conk. ptuouvly of the American heroes who
ware so easily driven froth Cardenas.
It was reponed - in Havana. that they were the
picked men of litlerstm Devieetegimitat, engaged
in if a Mexican war.
nr MONTOmEar Co
..or - CR twroan Co
nr MITRLIN Co
. It is 'aid that had Lopez held Cardenas one day.
longer, he would have, been joined be a huge party
of ;tattles. who were on the point of rising against
the authorities ; but his defeat has checked any ta
p:vision of opinion, an.l those most disaffected are
now loudest in the support of government.
The government. nevertheless, have taken the
most Retire measures to secure themselves against
invasion, and their whole naval force is kept ready
for sea,and cruising, and the crews of the ships
practice daily in boats ready for landing. One ship.
of-the.line, a frigate, and a war steamer were in
port ; the rest were scattered along the coast.
The Neill) sailed on the 4th, with 460 passim.
gets. for-Chames.
Officers and crew of ate 11. S. meets, were all
well.
The cholera had anbaided in Havana, •eta few
cares hatrinz been reported. There are a krw ca
lf* among the negron en the plantations.
Tna Cams Law roa 1850.—This law has been
published, andils very comprehensive. The infer.
minion-which it proposes to embrace includes pip.
ulation. profession, color, occupation, place of birth,
n umber ot.marriageo; deaths, the persons who can
read and write. deaf, Tomb, blind. insane, slaves,
frmitives and manumitted, the scree of. land im
proved. the rash value of each ham, the vale* - of
farming implements and machinery. the livestock,
the product dining the year ending Jon* r f 11150,
and the quantity of each particular article; the pro.
ducts of industry and the value s • names of towns,
counties and cities; the wept, valuation of rind
and personal ersta‘; the amount of taxesiasaissed,.
the number and character of the poblioseltools, the
extent of yoblic libratjes; the - number, glare, and
circulation of the periodicals trot newspapers; the
number of criminals ; the cost of labor, the average
price of baud to a laboring man per week, the av
erage wage. of a female domestic pier week, the
average payment of a carpenter pet day, the ave•
rage wages of a day laborer, the average wages of
a farm hand, the number and value of the chetah
es, and indeed every trees of social itatistios
which can make those kind or tables valuable se
sources of public ir.kwmation and reference.
Tee Ammons or CALIFORNI.L.—TO day the de
bate in the Howe on the California bill chime, II
appointment It is impossible to predict certainly
the rem* of the vote on this questson.' Wenn but
hope for the best reeultsl i .
If the wishes and demands of the people are
complied with. there can. De SO'POSiible doubt as
to the issue. The sentilitent-of the country is one
and undivided in favor of the admission of Califor
nia immediately and unconditionally No septic°.
evert alquestiiin is involved in heir fate. She hoe
to us with every di ffi culty removed, and eve con
troversy finally adjusted. i She is, in fact, ready
recognized as a State, and political ruin is. sure to
follow the member who deserts her now. This
vole in the House cannot possibly interfere with
the Compromise in the Senate, bat wil, in the
opinion of the best judges, quicken itrprogress. It
is due to California that, at least, one- brraanch of
Congress should recognize her delete eradinimion,
unconnected with other and irrelavant questions
No member of Congress frim Pennsylvania need
ever dream of being retooled by his constituency
again, in case he should vote against the immedi.
ate and unconditional admiseum of Cahfornia. He
would MaisormdeoLimearreat poLificallyi—Pkilet
deljakia
Sus Paoreary.—We observe that it is ring
the rounds of the newspapers, that there are fifteen
bundler' millions of dollars worth of glare property
in the fifteen shire States Of this Union. This we
do not believe.; allowing three milkier!" . of slaves,
this estimate wookl be,five bundled dollars a heart
for old men, old women and childru, lame,
blind, &c. at well as the young and middle ip
men and women. nut' estimate ieteo high. wo
or three hundred each-at mod, would be newer
the value all sorts, sites See. considered, which
would make the market value from sit -to 11900,•
000,000 only ; but the real value is less than noth
ing ; the slavehniders are sips up by them ; they
most keep them ? find and clothe them and pay the
domes bills, Wm*, and Somber, whether they
have .work iis.them ornot ; knitted in most coast
would be far , ebeapsr to tire their labor.. And
again, not only the siiiiehohlers, bat the country is
blighted and impoverished by the foot print-of the
'slam Slavery ifelmillint , *Who both
. to, maw
ter and ,idare but snore particobirly to poor whites
reridir* "lave • Eltates..- - Wibnitigfois -Damn*
trprommos t 1 LMMT say HCAT.—A riontract
luta been made, saya the New York Afraid to light
and heat the Astor House in, this city, by the appa
rains invented by Dlr. Henty.M. Paine, of Worees.
ter, blassacensetts. Weleam, some timeago, that
Mr. Paine bad been sticanistal is applying his in
*Mien to the printing offbar of the Bannon Clip
per, and if he fully stormed' in the application of
his new principle to the Satisfaction Of the pmpric
torsof the Astor Noose, a revolution. will be the
constapierxr in nor whole system of lthling,heat.
mg; and driving machinery , We have no knowl
edge of anything, respecting the insention, more
than we -have obtained Irate disintereitedparticski
Massechnsens anti in ViNshington ; but we arepre.
pared to believe, from our - reports, that Mr. Pam,
has now overcome all Obitachss, andisabont to give
to the world one •of the strewed bleating* ever
known to'hamanity. • Parties iwthis city has* in.
lefe d into Londe to,give the. inventor one million of
dollars kit - hiF invention, with a view to have hagg
ardly applied to practice; and it comma's:erne*
wit birmade in ten dam •
IOC: 0 7t P* Exv , 1 4 I•l 9 34ll :*°** V*Port n 01 0 ,9
.oeitpiosione ennecintolitieWayiiltweds it ippon*
that chains the twenty years dtatiteuri het been.
*Q in ibis copal - 16ittirbitif ally otifit
sib ssptotodt.
, •
The pettliers and officers went quite indignant
towards the americans. _
No person being allinceil to land, the captains of
the /owner s got ashore vrith much difficulty. The
Capbiin of the Ohio vras arrested by a - parrot slot.
'Hers, although he had a +import, .and paraded
about-the streets sometime.
Of the persons captured fmm the Lopez pc rly es
peditinn, at Cardenas, four were shot, and one Was
reprieved from some reason, unknown. These
men, it is said, were no soldiers, ,but sailors, wbo
had 'wandered from the boat and had been left be,.
hind. They were returning leisurely to the shore,
when they were arrested and shot. -
All the officers and men engaged in the fight
against Lopez were liberally rewarded, the officers
receiving crosses of honor the men, money. The
wounded were pensioned for life, and also the ,rid•
ows and children at dime killed.
NEM=
Mr. Gliddoe comm
2
rttheyntrioit ~ plo,,willit
diem* 0000 r 11 ,
theiwa*iceld - in Mien
conlevinirr 010*1101th and emu
nenre," ljbelitaire4k.fle filed th
my, by:ihe Wight ;reibt mod.
Ititeseari, 'orb)! alter tor'
1300 years B. C. Mommy
is late as the fourth or filth
liteitliiiiihipiii - iiiianY i
ed during thel,ooo years
lice, at an expense of 310
went to the priests. His i
tied; Was it first adopted
.that it owed its continuance
, brought a revenue to the w
In
.regard. to the present
ihiffinter oriffiri,tiuttl - iii",
both,..were those of a *nun
scription. But the body. •
roan. But ntistaies,`he
brit rctirlatird liMilies
7,000 bodies on band at
wonder that into. should .
wrong coffin. fie then read
Mt, Who obtained the Min
nie:we nsitilly 4 centained 1
It had been authenticated,
coffin was that of •it first
wrong body- hid got into
' Mr. Glitklon said he
leather straps across the t _
Kind, in whose reign this Mummy
which wait Onnwel 111, who was thee
dent from Shishab, the conqueror of
which was about 960 peers B. C lie
also, that, with dr near every native,
buried an image of the Mummy, as
that the person had been embalmed;
hifinefonn of them which he had foni
and which was that of the mother of t
Orton ill, lir whose reign this Manta
Mr. G. then concluded with some ,
norm, with a comparison of th e poop! 1
sppcinsens here exhibited wets retrial'
selves and oar ancestors, showinir t
like 131 1 , of the Caucasian ramify. Th I
crowded again, to its utmost capacit
the Yankee dispositinn to see the eni
especially when they have paid for
—Boston 7Witzdler. •
HOZ ZOPAT
To the Editor of the Reporter,
Having heard it has been
Homeopathy israpilly declini
lion generally, and that its pt.
dueled in England, feel deli,
believer m us principle* and an
er of its prowess, to make kaur
folloiring facts which have
knowledge; in order that its
couraged, or any one be mitt!
venoms to its prejudice.
Auto Horntopathr
will merely state, I ho.e
that dispersaries, and societies
ministration have been gradua'
both is Landon and in the it
have reason to believe them
only know cofoar in London
in Edinboro, and Dublin, anti.
a very 'famishing one in
10th of April last, that beim
imams, the illustrious foul
pubfie dinner was given in
of ell ranks assembled, *nth
honor to the memory of that
tablishing a Hospital and . Ms
ad upon Homeopeffiic princ;
"Hahneman
dinner was _field m London,
tams of another Hoepital,of
ready commenced t/wre. The
supported by several of the r
gnashed for their intelligence
am glad to be able ter add,-that
raised to the amount of 1117,000,
measures were adopted to make
oat the country—which there is
salt biting establishment of an
and urefficient Sledicalschool.
are a sufficient reply to the
apathy is rapidly' declining
England." In this
isfied with ila .progress. I
list' of Immo of those a
port at the late dinner in Lando
SO who bold diplomas from
duos, or Bowsaw of London
know more than tea distinga
that practice whose I
Respectfully,
Since the above was written I
aratuot of an establishment at MI
Which I think may hating them"
who are fsvorable to the cause.
In 1541 Dr. Davida settled at Manchester, and
in additiOn to his own predict, prescribed grate.
Gaily for those unable to pay for his advice. The
demands upon him increased • rapidly, that he
was unable to attend to them I. This inducted
ems gentlemen to open a free , ispensary in 10144 4
The applications to this Boon • •e so extensive - ,
that the committee engaged a nrgoon at their own
expense to reside in the entabl' • meat, betides ens.
ploymn others in visiting patio its at theivown how
am The applications soon •-• • e so numerous
that the m l / 4 bscriptions were inso tent to meet the.
expenses, and it was found n to make the
institution to a amain extent if lopponing by re.
goiring of each applicant a so , ription of 25 ets
'per month. This charge, w • ich it was hared
would diminish the number o applicants for medi
cal assistance, was on the eon followed by a
marked increase in the num • r of. patients. The ,
amount realized, increased f. r fold and wino( it
self nearly sufficient todefra all expenses. The
Committee finding the oPe ices of Manchester
were anxious for. llom • • •is treatment, have
lately determined to rely on • public foe subscrip.
lions to enable them to ct , Hospitals Th y
hire been • successful. Th spacious adt m et n ig
houses have been arranged' iwards for the .
modeling of Mal. and tetrad patients, and t in.
'lkeda' is now. ready to I more fully the treat.
mint in ascot. disease and • relieve the maiming
poor.
itirremtwpwcia..
York, lirltart e ate bsried
atiroad,.mid all who 'Cannot
sere*, sibeeottre so Al
rtaisinoe, *mete Gaud 4.
jest ota presentineet—ealliF
owned towep further interw
the aiimbei already "lii se
ROM& presentment
'Tbwthin'toil is trenched
the dead, and tiers of /even'.
ed one on anotha, up to and
irktriorbee. Over the tops of
thrown, but sio partially, that
and in some cases, the tops of
posed to view 4 k need bard(
motif& of pattebotion, VIC
of a roclfto the action of the sea
plans with a pestilential elnsi
not only* the fourteen bond'
public institutions on theisland,
tlittg neighborhood, to a great di
WAR Ilrillt - POITVGAL—A we a l)
legion correspondent writes of
Mr. Clay oer Charge ales. Ath
looked for an'this country betorel
soon as he arrives, the Preridt
special message to Connor, it
oei.preaent relations with the -
ions,-that will =ell ramble:B*bl
powder, :the dillicultiourihat ex
the continued refirial of .the Pont
merit to pay the - ibdimnitisiM Am
irktiont pretending to nliwan
justice. Thins hare been brow
tltai dine koo shemative . ...
I !ffif• •• • 4 '
. • 4r•Lz,
EMS
2 o'clock. oo4lay,
aqmo,tonssika coto
41.0ick
ler , pfei:
Miff ibinfoolg
Amilmaik
be Mad.
awl there
anibalea=
he praa
* which
Wane, and
s that it
APT Ptak
Ties' on
the in
hat of a
in the
Ire were
WOO no
into the
Ir. Rar
lie kind .
tummy.
y. The
bet the
an the
of the
lints made,
...,
_ltth Omen
ahoboam
remarked, ,
there was
ifkteinintony
I he ex.
in Ezra,
Is ring, Ot
r wee made
mai meets.
of when, the
ilnwith oar
, they were,
it home wan
, inaatrating
of a matter,
. '
privilege.
bore, that
public imams
is almost aban
as a confident
. well wish.
tour paper the
come to my
my not be dis
unfounded as.
England,l will
ttal years put,
- ninitotti al
to increase,
Although I
as, I myself
item.e ones
have heard of
- But on . the
lay of fish.
Ie miens*, a
rhea-opinions
of plying
. by es.
conduct.
'led the
another
the sec
-ter, al
ders were,
dimin.
, end
dons were
-spun and
tionatimsegit.
Icahn will re.
Ebollitio
the n se hem
" Home.
esteem in
well sat.
At among
their sop.
l',up above
of physi.
;and I
men in
in the list.
G.W.
noticed the
Moor (Eng.)
of your radon
•Potterat Fehi f at New
e. poor puma from
afford to bury them.
mg and intolerable a
Wye made it the's*:
its, we st
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ikW the reception , of
r eight coffins arepil.
'bore the serrated.
these a little earth- is
Noteatly the ends,
.Bins, are left ex.
be added, that these
oat imim der lacy
t, infect , the atmos.
highly' kiji . rt
it pentane to the
bot to the swoon
tame „
informed Wash.
follows:
,tire at . Lisbon, ie
fa great while.—Se
it will transmit a
'the subject of
,tagese
wrong of ;
VOW flat of
.nese.
goer,
trian citizens;
!ti --14 such in.
rw* sorb is
11atirstr
iilleirkqg Weigh*
elPit
beothir k„ 81 14 1 benp tea
ID
K dew , •e g seal r hia
4,040„1, MG-Brldt
mais 11 0 01 Voiatilaitlf religt- 1
neer, foild thlet be kedliscoirined'iliceisig on nom.
'et, bat was so choir - open h t .. seek
headway, as to be unable to ese . spe it. On dkainin
inz the cowcatcher, on the arrival et the deptd,,the•
intetilietilleiliefilindllfied "'Wither hoodenta ofi
wagon body pretend* the appearance Of alteW's
nest. Wiih much anxiety, the conductor, with at:
!andante and lights, passed back over the track...—
Soots eighty rods from the depot, a bidet jig wet
kiund o which sr-stained lobe observation of one of
ttie temPerancithauds immediately profits' la r that
mere was rum soinewere." Some dozen rods
dilzoiered aihitt;iiithOsitoiteit aid With
out blood. Boon the 'broken spokes sod hubs,
and tires, wrenched arid broken, brought theta to
'the teen of the disaster. '
Ina deep excavation adjacent was .foimd a Tatra ,
hie horse, upon his beak, stiff, and with faint signs
of life. In the meantime no human forms were dlis
covered, on nil the loud (*dig the conductor, was
ht the thicket, near atred, who clambered
doom the as _bank directly as cheunietanees would
adroit. He was accompanied by two interesting
bop, ens lour and the otherreix or eight years of
We-
To ffie question of Mr. Bridgman, r hat are you
doing oti the track of the railroad r t e answer re
fumed was in the memorable style of the army in
Flanders, of which Uncap Toby spoke some time
ago.. it seemed the poor man bad no conception
that he hid been rode dowi by the iron horse, / or
that he was on any ether than a shocking bad pub
lic road, of which fact alone he seemed to be folly
sentible ; for the smallest boy remarked, that papa
said se they were COMICS along, that be should not
ride over the road again till they had repaired it.
The opehot of the matter is this. The man was
engaged looking upr about for purchase. A gentle•
man to a neighboring town had lent him a valua
ble family home, with which he had made a jour
ney to fits former reiidence. He was on his re
turn. He had drank something stronger than wa--
ter. tibia so confnsed either his eyesight or his
judgment, that when the public road creased the
railroad, instead of - passing d i irip on. he turned
upon the track, tires of which& portion of way.
protruded from oast
4 to 8 inches ve the levet-wnd
pissed no kis than ! five «caule - goarde," erre or
two of which, were if double width. The home;
with the buggy, jogs, iao., safely leaped them all,
Unaccountable as it may : mein- The noiseof his
own conveyance was such as to conceal the ap
poach of the locomoties an the rear, which dem&
Med the boggy, thriw the home intinhe ditch, and
safely depositing the 4 rmteresting stranger" and his
fine boys upon a hish bank, some 14 feet in ascent.
• What is remarkable, is this—the man affirmed
that the horse had run away and smashed the bug.
gy ; the horse was turned over and helped to rise,
and not a bone or even the skin was found broken.
The person of the man end of his two boys were
unmutilated—no other marks were received than
a fine coat stripped in thi back from waist to collar,
and a somewhat comical impression given to the
rear of his hat. A Amy Old commentary, this,
upon tempersqedrinking. - t
emught to add, further
that another jog was kinhd in tin road, safe and
sound, and foil, 'which was duly tormshed by those
in &madame, to the no small chagrin Of its owner.
TM HUMUS/In Her Human
(Iowa) State Gamma speaks 4 the arrival of Om
trjhasy, the former Commander of the Forma of
Contemn, in Hungary, with hill funny and
eleven in all, at that phase, and speaks as Arnim,
of their intentions:
The object of Governor U. and his friends, tit'
coming to lowa, is to make a selection of land upon
which to locate.. Am all their property was condi-
Mend by the adverse termination of the war; they
landed on oar shores without the means neceseary
to place them in comfortable circumstances. Their
intention, therefore, is to take up at present two or
three motions of polio land, with the view of bring
ing it into immediate cultivation. To •do this—to
obtain such situations on will afford the ' desirabie
advantages—they wilt probably be obliged to pene
trate some distance into the interior. Governor U.
endow of his hie*, lea this place on Monday
last, for Fairfield, with the view of looking ai the
country, and acquiring information as to the best
location. It is nenecessaty, we feel assured, to
bespeak for him, at the hands of the people of our
Women, coenties, a kind reception, and all the aid
dolman be afforded hint. The struggles and sof
farkepol the Hungarians are too fresh in the memory
of oar people to make any *nest of this kind ne
cessary. The other members of the party remain
kr Otiosity.
The mutinied new being made. we are inkiest
eilds intended se the miens fetteners, who are
inspiring to come. Governor U. even expressed
to to the hope andbiliel that ere the lapis of Imo
theyear, Hoennh—the great and good Louis Kos
sothe-who is the idolized of his countrymen, will
be a citizen of lowa. God grant him a speedy de
livey lien the hands of his Moslem keepers.
Winer Caw nr klumasa.—The Wowing Is as
extract of a letter from eeGov. Taomr, datesl3pring
Brook, near Kalamazoo ! June 3;
"We have bad no ram .since the 7d, of May,
and a frightful drouth prevails, apd much fear is
entertained for the Wheat crop. I have not been
abbnt mach to see for myselt, Windt* from what
I hear that the crop is suffering. Iltly earn erop is
uninjored and will bear a very considerably lamer
drought. I fancy that the Wheat is suffering less
than is supposed.
If this weather had happened when the Wheat
was forming the head, or blossoming, or filling, it
would have been fatal to k—but its operations pow
is merely to lesseti the -straw, and if we have a
favorable change of weather soon we have reason
to expect a tood.crop."
Micemew—lfirnavr Peosescrs—ves Daeock
—A oosrespondent of the Detroit AN Prim writ
ing from Lansing, June 4, says;—io ueveting from
Detroit to this place I neticed_many wheat fields
sod meadows which leaked quite poorly. Gentle-
men from all panel., the Maw ' vow hem, ir km
me that it will !lave:peening ton much to expect
half of a crop of Mimosa, and that those burners**
have gone into! stock raising will suffer severely
from the drontS. ' There was never, probably,
Bache diseth knosnt in the month Of May in this
apri k nee
Saw Themnall streams drying up, and the
Grand raver-is lower then _ _ known. Lest night
it bed very much the of a rain menu.
bat this entia:yeelts - ing but escomiging.
fa some seedcase the &wee rain stermarithin a
fsw days w is imidieeriire the wheetorkile
in ethetait is ries now violate. The lumen ate
quite distweraged at the propene belies tow.
Duowsure--Ob Wednesday of last week Mathew .
Van Fleet, rem of Simeon Vatr Fleet, of New Mil
ford-with another young men of that neighborhood
named Leach, went into a mill pond to swim, and
thelbriter getting into a deep phi* from some
moss began to sink and called Whelp.
ppeannion hastened to his relief, bot came very near
beingdrciwned himself in his vain snorts to extri
cate hint Re barely escaped to the shore and ral
fiats he_4l, bat it. was too late. Ere the body of
Soong Van Fleet was recovered, the soul had taken
Its Bight—leaving a desplysillicied family Mtwara
his untimely end.—Shugarbmie Awirier. •
Now Corns.-6We ON shortly to have a eels
ohnis t pal
coinage ot on* and threecint *Des ofe new
and novel or. ' Meant' it to be one-tenth
silver, and still sally be about the size of a
dime, *kir* hole bribe they Aren , -be
stnmr . ort t string, Chinese' behion. The' three
cent e trill ber about the mice of, a half dime;
but di tin appearance and taut This. cline
are so be escitarged at the mint 'br the - pant'
Spanish 14 anti lll•eget ON* *their noiskial
vain; a=2l doe thee* thaw eet of eirevissisa.
Cia
Tbnifeeeettleief Perwilhaaii, by Kett tear
POI if iSbnlt Cot ni
filbast > t . -
4Thstite dieriew and itrineiileei of doe bowl.
nO)y, lames* hi the Democratic Nitional.Com.
Vantioti,i et ','"altieere s May, 1114 , mad Mal,
IS4II, tie attune, ateninka and lannetr and
'Oladesi siernelve se: representatives if the Demon
rag: of Pennsylvania, not to yield or give up any
lonntn!l tokeet bead. and
_cerstinstione platforms,
10**te1f thwealfrit nese ofthillnion,
and which
is as folknre:
1.- That thefideeillgovernment is one of limbed
rares t chewed sollyfrom the constitution, and
thit greet 41 power abOwn therein ofigbt to be
lariatiTanannald by all de departments and agents
of the government l and that it is inexpedient and
daninf-”Va wanakkdantalt. #aletitutiobal. pow
ers.
2 Matte iteastitetion domino' eerier upon the"
generalgotrennnent the power to commence and
tiny co a gene* system of interne
menu.
if. The the constitution does!ttot confer authort`
ty upon the federal gevernment, dimity or
tectlyi to assume the debut of the several States,
contracted for local internal improvements, or other.
State parpres; ter would such assumption be just .
and eiperbee,
4. The justice and sound policy &thief the federal
government to foster one branch of industry to the
detriment of another, or to cherish the• interests of
one portion of oar common country: that evev ery
citizen, and every section Of the country, has e right
to demand and insist upon an equality of rights and
privileges, and to complete an ample protection of
Pew. and property 'front &Made eioleop or
foreign egression.
IL The it is the dirty of envy branch of the co
mment to enforce and practice thus most' rigid
economy in conducting our public *Nits, and
that no more revenue ought to be raised than
is required to defray the teciam expetures of
the government and for the gradual - but ,certain
extinction oldie debt creatid by the prosecution oT
a just and necessary war after peaceful relations
shill have been restored!
6. That Congress has no power•lo chatter a
national beak ; that we belies. such as institution
one of deadly hostility le the best interests of the
country, dangerous to our republican institutions
and the liberties of the people, and calculated to
place the business of the country within thecootroi
of a concentrated money power, and the laws and .
the will of the peo ple ; . and the result of , Demo
evade legislation, is this and all calm financial
~ergs opon which issues have been made be
tween the two political parties of the country, have
demonstrated to candid and practical men of all
pities their entangle, safety and utility in all
business pensuitir.
1. That Concreting", rat power under the &in
stitution to interim' with nr control the domestic
institutions of die °seem! Statesend that such Stetes
ars the sole end proper judges of everything
pertaining to their min; affairs, not prohibited y
the constitution; that all &Inns of the abolitioni
ovotheis made to induce Congreii to intedire With
question of slavery, or to take incipient stepokret,-
lation thereto, are calculated to laid 6 the Mete
anlm ee
alarming and d rocisconserpiences; anti that all
such e ff orts hie an t s uitable temleitcv to dititinisfr
the happiness of the people, and to endanger the
stability, and perman of the Union, and ought
not to be countenanced by any friend of oeipoliti:
cal institutions.
$. That the separation of the monies of the goy.
ernment horn - banking institutions is indispensable
kw the misty dais fonds of the government and
the rights of the people.
• •. That the liberal reiricipiet embodied by Jet
:Amon in the Declaration of Independence, and
simetioned in the Constitution,which makes ours the
land of liberty, and the amyl= of the oppressed of
every nation, have ever been cardinal principles in
the DiMotimic faith; and every attempt to abridge
11 W1 014 . 11 br Prima*e of becoming citizens and the
owners *fail "atstbng oat ht to be resisted with
the itintifdpiriti Which Wept the apse and sedition
laws fronted? Situ' book.
Resoled; Thy therpfooteds of the public lands
ought to be sibtedly applied to the nation.' objects
specified in the Constitution;' and that we are op
posed is any law Ito the distribdtion of such pro
ceeds among the States, as alike inexpedient in
policy, and repumianf to the Constitution.
Rooked, That weave decidedly oppoimit fit tat.
ing hem th. President thelnalified veto poweriby
which he isenabkd, under restrictions and *Now
sibilities, amply inflicient to'guard the pdblie inter
est, to suspend the passage ofa hill Who'd merits
cannot secure the approval of terti•thirds of the .
Senate and the Boom of Repreekitatives until the '
judgment of the people can be obtained thereon,
and which has saved the American_ people from the
corrupt and tyrannical domination of the Bank of
the United States, and from a comipt:ng system of
general internal improvements. -
Rooked, That as Pennsylvanians our whole
country is alike dear to iis,lre have ncisectiintliffeek
ings, we know no north, no south, no east or West;
and this great State occupying her central positron,
can countenance no disaffection to that Union now
expanding from mean to limn.
Rookol, That mamma to create p . rejudices against
any section of the' Union or the mstitations they
have established for themselves, is in our opinion
anti-American, and fraught with the most danger
ous tendencies, and impressed with these semi
meats, we shall cordially rejoice at and approve of
such compromise of the existing controversy,
will secure the established rights of every poni.
of the Union, and pat ro rest the spirit at discord no
so fearfully destroying dm fraternal regard of th
country : . And with this view, wirapprove of the
admission of California as a State, with her present
constitution and boundaries; and we believe it to
be the duty' of Congreer at the same time to provide
governments, without delay for the new territories
of Utah and Sew lidelsetr ? oh the principles of nen
inkniniblow,, thus disposing kirever in a jog and
equitable manner of the embarrmieg subject of do.
memo servitude. .
- iactokl, That we will-yield to none in our de
votion to and warm, zealous and cordial support of
the Union, and will defend, preserve and protect
it, at every risk, at every hazard, and at evetY ,
sacrifice; and we believe, that se Americans, proud
((oar great country, ire Mimi too warmly comi
mend to the consideration of oar countrymen, the
farewell intuition of dui rains* at nra Conant,
summed. in the following _ prophetic language;.., , ,
" Te dairisk is :1414 habitant, and immocable et.
tachirad to it; ancros 'limbo to apath Mod
thieli fit' gra, lambus if per pl . itical misty mid
Poitiwils , lowf.* ihji_rmxtrel Ina *kw
gsusetz iduommionapig swim seggel km
s. serproon thid it len in aig event, lie : nod
illadomukaffit •Ps.diefrit *woad of evert,
Maud to annum miusitien ever commtrsfrati rat
red, orug .enfelble the acrid tier oda Rev flask toga*
the m par" • -
Ranked, That thirtational administration, outer-'
ions for its want of snow and ability, for its poi
diplity in aquadering the public moneys.—the
payment of intedetalms to it own officers and
cabinet; rewarding favorites'igainst the solemn and
oft-repeated pledges of its head before election; by
nominal and unheard of proscription; by its inaction
in regard to the necessary protection of the new
terrifiniee, denying them the benefit of all gout*.
mein whatever ;,03 , . their l iepeated blenders in re.
gird to , our foreign unereintree; • bave bat too trtly
lu u
realized what the dem y predicted of them
prior to erection, w ction, and , the couutrylnakna to
- realize sines that event. - l 1_ -' 1
filesolad, Theo the rtsittielministiation, hue to lbw
aimuidonrnut of puling Pledges/has been &inn.
goished only bralectionkand illiberal policy, re
versittrimd overthrowing en fee as 'poolible, the
wise and the beneficient manumit %elate Mile
eutikethninistmtion orthir lamented Sbonki-ied
fixing upon the cominonWitabli au orlictse.eydem
of corporate and irreiportiible intmingilies,: as-well
as "IN i h• nil° Palm fir poly PPPO, ii l 4citi
onerimglfths . necessity Aaron,- great and VW
Contnionweahh *Meld " Mem .10 ' be lionimmisic
?Or, theculemee eemertativc pee** el the
siumesties - lei thiliesdes el del . peep&
Z=i
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fivoiots pinsiiiiectio. la pbe• be
hum Donannio gale Ceivptime. sa laaa ...
it INK able thißlisterstiventioe be @IQ!,
w i th 00 #4 y , !sibs Hut Wednesday
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4 4111ZAMPIIIII7Iff -ilit - Ow= Lawaioat t ...
its di,altil Os deur Mittielofte &glad Ism;
kat exponal, at Lortierilli, Kenteckey, in a va
that makes the wholi family look small sea .
loutlathrs e nato!ithslaidieg liotdependoesp a g s
occasionally - get in the Bolted -mem It
~
that a son of Abbot Lawrence,named T. went
Lawrence, not long since 'mid artkes kb
Louisvilk; Kentucky; named Bathe Wani,
*cal J. Ward, Kai. The neer4'. man* is' I
- went home with her harband to Masorelnase l l
did not And it konsfintable to live them lueshib•
hiends,likAel s iter bee 11 .1.4 vim so- fear *et
naiddiak Ind ere the Boston climate, -SW,
petl n
fore, with her inisbenrEs _ ' lesion, tem.
rettitned to her parental roof, i , Louisvill e .
nett act or the drama teas art renisemest ak
Southern and Kemluelry paper., cautioning sit
sons “ froin hmtining or truati my wiir .1.
as I ahall.Pay no' debts rif her treeing/ 2 -
precioirs docuilint wis signed by the above nea t
ed T. Biaelow Lawrsits+thorr perpetuatin
outrage upon the character and kosinp of knows
wife. It *as, indeid,. an eihibition of low
. peuy spite, Mach amen of thi milt ordinary bi•
ding would be ashamed Of. That hit was • - .., r.
danced by his fathat's Amity in *hit bookies,
pretty evident; from facts whictrak'ef*ardk
ed. In consextuence of thii_shernifel _ . ;m m
Lawrence applied to the Reatailty . Coatis br .i
divorce; In her petition she set kink that fa r h a ,
band, T. B. Lawrence, had never expend a t
money on her account in his life, except ko h a Z
ing expenses and hotel bilk, when she accosis.
ed hint to Boston: That while she was is Bos h
she ones asked him for some money, and be al.
plied,,
,i , he'd ask Pit. o Tharthe lion. Abbe i m p.
ranee, thereupon, gave her 1100, which ea s ba
returned Iola", by mail, from Kentadity, ant s
receipt Asaisksr was duly forwarded. Thu Ike
never Who'd to contract a debt on Ws account,
This Was all prorid before a jury ; and kappa 's *
pretty clew that young Lawrence had treated as
wife most shamefuity. The jury - ratuoisd a to.
diet to that effect, and the decree of throne wit
be, proclaimed in Joe coarse of law; more to the
Tas lime • blaten.—Tba Issting
match agiinst time, of one hundred miles wain
ten bouts, in harness, tor &purse of 111,000, ante
yeetorday at the Centreville Coarse. Tits
tendance was large, and Mock interest was ne t :
Odin theresult. The betting waspretty brisk, ad
considerable soma of money changed bands, the
mare appearing to have plenty of backem At
twenty minutes pot eight o'clock. the star In s
made, the gentleman who Made the thatch, (Mt
John Purdy) himself driving, and the feat wai
cpmplished in nine hours and koity.ntne width.
quarter minutes—or ten and a quarter mini
within the stipulated time. This is the grump.
kirmance in the trotting line, that has ever lain
i Nee in mass country. The nag, after extin ct
from this tremendous ordeal, exhibited no wim
toms of excessive fatigue and betook flagella ha
hay es happily as ever she did when hungry, and
will be as lively as a latk today beyond doubt.—
The- mareohroeghout the' race, was the brain
against time, and, on the seventieth, was Wrongly
backed eta hundreirto May ; It is worthy of to
nark, that the driver of the mare is the tai of Mr.
Purik whb Ode Eclipse thd ascend and third heats
of his great radelwillreir Miry, in 1821.—Krihr
•
The Dorn Deomeeef, Yates that a man ~asst
Charles Drake molding about half a mile beim
the borough of Wiliidstimit i was arrayed es Sm.
day, Kay 26th on a siiPicien of theft Some id.
Gies, calenimect tocrimihate him, were damn;
and while sourer men- weritikettinaing to promo
the search, he made his mmapitrent the two the
had him in custody, end tan tor the river. Sr
sprang into the water, andliiiiihe MI mast
opposite sherd. After . Priming mit some la. twee, he tamed as no, mum but Wetmore.
"fled with exertion, haunt b eneath the aitha,"
Nothing is known of his guilt or insomnia.
Burr Beat Rosarae.—The nobs of the Cher;
land Insurance Company's Bank, st. Cleve*
Ohio, were robbed a short time since of 515,000.
Tiro young men, named Charles Stanley, of New
oHesas, and Willies Marvin- of Cincinnati, Fo p~ .
ed to - be the robbers. Th ey llepped et the Fr&
ham *we, and were detected by their slag the
money litviihly, Nearly all the stolen mossy me
finally recoeerileroth them, although at first °sly
$lOO could be . %tin&
rheTilleTthe THE W tar Caom—The Hour
too, Nina., Rioptibliesii sty. that a species of 'rim
bird haeaptieared iii• that sadtion, which has proved
so fatal to'die wheat that the fanners despair d
raising any at all.. They appear in does, and ea.
tle in the wheat Olds in such abdodanee as to es.
troy whole acres of the grain in a kill, bows.
Alfotrolooll,
At Binghamton. on Tuesday mortiPer 111104. by
the ker. Dr. Paddock. Col. }hoax IL lb* of
this place, to Mass Msar Ilessais, of the less
plate.
Ai Docks Co.. on Ilifolooolay mon' ig
12th ihaG by Rev. towii Pttilol l l.l4Tssis
ctra. Eq.. of thin prate, ko Skala 8. dioo .
ter-of Galt J'OlorDotis df the.forater
toted,
•
In Philadelphia. Mar to Craws' &me, Me d
Austin Fowler. of Monroe, Bradford County ft•
Wore than a year newthe deceased met Pid
inomsal injury whicfrprodassed a protracted Mem
age, and impalesthiel In this mil* to
"mind also sabred; In hopes of beneithe eu ao
ken to Philadelphia—but according to a Prom'
meat which oceopiethiti mind from the sait- 4 °
dull ,could avail for his recovery. The foils,*
km. written noise months beibre his death. loth°
sister, will* read with. interest by many. lento
account ofibeirpoetry thaw the vis•rr
. whicissbas
$o WO*/ mitiaoll is which kis aid
Was ensimided.
Life'. Witten part has_paned away, •
The dirt remains behind:"
The airtime brown rests on the gawk
Uri howls tbaWintry win& • _
Bat Illastesat hope. sod fisidtsincers
_Shall itowl - their - .
While these remain. this soral gloom
tomtit aight. •
Tile"sumtaer Bowel*i that once were hem,
fitavo•feded from the eye,
The merle:has teased tacker the shade,
' The lark *wake the sky.
Green leave, have fallen from the trees
Dark eloilds, are overhead.
And Withered things Windt my feet
-inedb sihere f ee f f tread.
know her, is a radelsoslaad,
Whet* what detayscottearth
Revives to flourish and to bloom
With andel:tying giowth.
Thns steadfast hope and faith ailletf.
alrotti,me
'Till other anneal shalt dissipate
Thegloose of tuortat.night.
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