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E O. GOODRICH, EDITOR.
Tol9o . li,,„Satur4ay, Fe . bruary 8 1 1851.
' • ' Terms. of - Th. Reptarl er.
I'. $0 PST anguat.-tf,paid width' Ito ytar.§o etota win
be dedateted.-42t cash paid smelly lit adratire : lll 00 iril/ be
cleilacted. No popir scut over two years. mires plod .
AnverriettnEtre. per mauve of ten lines. LO, earns, for Om
eird.ls tents for each aultuquetit insertion. •
7 , 111 1 '.9ffica ra the Union 810ck.7. ninth side car tho
flume, hest door ` to the Bradford Meet. Entrance tativileca
Psalm AtitireW and•Elwell'a lute Dacca.. •
V. eijostiit is Few York.
It. will to seen ,that ; the Legislature of New' York
:keep fatted to _elect a U S. Senator for 'viz years
from next PoUrth March, in_place of Ilan. D. S.
.Dfccuisear. , The obstinacy-of "silver - array "in
the Senate, ptivented a nominatilin and finally pre
pared an adjour merit, rendering a special act, or
another joint resolution n 4 cestary, before art elec.
''tion can be had. What the . result of the election
~riley be, is I:limp:tido ;'-init one thing is certain -the
' *big 'party in the State of, New York are in the
midst of quarrel which will divide it for, years,
though' the.two wings are totally iliiproportioned in
strength - -the Seward men comprising the great
Mass of the people; the. Silver.greys Pillniore
imen, the old . , offir..e.horders or expectants. The
Prows_ now operatien to change the' sentiment
it the Witig party is preehiely siinilar to that em
ployed open the DemoCracy. The patronage and
power-cif the President is at once brought into re.
ciiisitien,:and all the marhinery ot government nest,
effect a revelation in
_its sentiment. Such ap
.
pfisnoes always carry the old !ogles; the men who
baring tasted office, have an eternal hankering (or
blinkering) Sher the flesh-pots, while every disin
terested patriot whcris ready to serve his country in
seine official, capacity, 'would as" goon expatriate
' 'himself as'be in o position antagonistic to the pow.
er which.dispenaed the loaves and &hes
Theitind Mogul now; ie the Whig President—
sleeted Vice President with' the-stigma' of being' e
Abolitionist upon his reputation. His object is to
place the Whig piny upon the Southern platform.
We shall see how he will succeed. That party in
hiS ORB State, to their credit , have repudiuted . him
and Ills treason. to fei they have stood firm, bat
whether they wOl bold out, is owing to the integri
.ly of tbe muse'.
Box. Gwentß. McFemora) has become alto.
eimed wi th Mrtflattacrr in the publieatibn of the
&Oak and takes the placed the lamented Jam
Massa, as its editor. Mr. M. brings with-him to
-- his new pbat, s high reputation for ability'and in
testily. We are gratified at this change in the
irsodons. It became upon the death of Mr. Miami
- transferred &Om a t igh toned independent journal,
a tenor to plunderers and rascals, into the veriest
and most emasculated and driveling copyist of the
Pmetajiloceins, to be found in the. whole State.--
WO think we see evidences already that it is to be
brought out of this depth of degradation, and to be
ones Mote conducted with independence and abi
lity.
Go. &WTI, flotonvo...-Friend Snit:nun; of
the West . Mau Republica**, is urging upon the
thithooratio party the necessity of nominating Gen.
fit. Houston, ot Texas, as their candidate , for the
Presidency, We clip from his paper ot the 4th
the forowing pertinent enquiries:—
,
*Now. why should the Democracy of the Union
to excited or distracted about a Presidential candi.
rby endeavor to force the party into the
support of Coto or Duchamvs. (both 'good men, but
neither of them a favorite with the whole party )
When there it a man like Horwros, ithose
tionyrould be / heartily endorsed by the masses, and
sedum•te the Democracy airiumph second only to
that which they achieved under the petriotioJaekstre
to the everettmorable cam paign of 'IS I"
RWPOUTZA 07 TIM SO7OLXOCOIII7.74ir. PACILI
of the House, has' read,ln his place a bill vesting ,
the-power of appointing the reporter of the 'Su
preme Court m the Judges of the Court, instead of
tlitiGovemor—:be first appointment to be made be
tween the first and last Monday of January next,
and every five years, thereafter. The-,Jl4 , es are
given the power to remove him for incompetency,
or a failure to discharge his official iirtiee,the
commission of the present incumbent to expire
as woe as his successor under this act shall be
qualified.
STUNS% Anawnc.—The Canada, which arrived
atßeits York on Wednesday last, with dates fro
Liverpool of the 113th of Jimmy, brings no nears
of the missing Atlantic. That steamer had been
oat from Liverpool those, weeks when the Canada
started, waif aluSbad put into the Western Islands
for repairs as many suppose, them had -not been
time to hear k from bat Many spectdations ars in
dulged in, as to the late, of ibis splendid :steamer,
sad though. some Confgeacto is %It that she is safe,
sad will soon be beard from,.yet there are many
try apprehensions that she has gone the way
of the ill-fated President. •
WILLUXIMIT AND Ewnt► Ilsmose.--Weleam
that there is now a probability that this long neg
lected work will be completed to Elmira. It is sla
ted that the Company have made arrangements with
pawn GOMA, Jos., Esq., a gentleman well
*awe for his semi in completing enterprises of
Eris kind, by . wbiob hi subscribes $500,000 to the
stack of the Company; and undertakes incomplete
the raid, that is--to relay the 25 miles extending
*am Williamsport to Ralston, and to extend the
wee to Elmira. , It is expected that the entire
work will be completed in two years.
Grissiiiipaim..--tThe.Nmociacy this Spite
trpear to be' going with unprecedented una
iheonornination of Cot. /Veer, ao, the' condi
thrrerilor. It is but r t ire en.
outpaced; York; Cerriberlard anb , o: • couches-us
haring instructed in his favor • ' -sind lasi week, Phi
' hidelphis city end , county elected their deleptes t 8
lb. oily, _l4 in. the. eannty, under deal.
laystruoikFui in , tar behelE
NactPairta VY'aseieero c;—it is stated that a
,
14 ?' be Mulitid at Washington
City iti.the 001111111 ola few weeks. k . support .
Ptesiaent Johme. yOr
*eh I raq i late of the Jenny Citß Te*gh ti) ,
be tun ofitoi;'
Coinat - tome.
d,6/rdwuja.l
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.11;ji ?raided; an d
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na; •
41 ' ilim A day,:teb. 3, 18b1, tt t Foilita_b er t caled i t elent ia w a ,
lie:differtiniliiwThibilis and boy!'s i
sworn into office.
Miiil
ME
in thet - ei! liatoo ,S o ts
and W. lincs,A jury of inquest being seven
llaxnha F. Beck and WM:Buck .went de
clared Lunatica, , antl' incapable, of taking care of
themselves and mantagjegtheir WheM,
nfinn the - Court appoint titian' .13Otk SoCimiufittee
, -
Tuesday Ye t% 4-.-COMIOItWEATIII I I%.
ilOtt.-;•tUliaialent Lanny, tar taking`A crGss
cut save, a eloCk, vinegar cask and two towls, the
Property of Eti . GibbS; pert. plead not gnilty. `Wat
kins Toil ;COMmonarealth, •Baird andE.inney tar
Deft. Yerdul, not 'guilty, under directron of ilio
Cfnut, without argument Win Counsel. ,
5 7 :Comatotrwest.iti - is W Tutii!tk ! --
Indictment for Nssault and Battery uptm the peticin .
of E. W. Babd i plea , not guiltY. Adams and 'El
well for CerriMonWealth — , Mercui and. Smith for
OeFt.. The jury after being out. over reported
that ibey could, not agree, whereupon the Jury
were discharged.
Feb. 6.-4tissaronwesvru vs DAIIIiZL 51.411.111 N.,
,
-4ndictment for Peijniy; plea Apt guilty. Baird,
tinney and Adam for Commonwealth,
,Over on
and !demur; lot Defendant. No evidence. being
given by the le
/gi
on
COMmonwealth, in c on s equ ence. of
. • •
the absence. of the DOcket of the Justice bfo.re
• , • , • , •
wh o m th e cause Was tried , in, which it wia.alleged
the Den. committed Perjury.
.The 'Court directed
the J ury , to render verdict of not,gailty—verdict
not g uilty, and prosecutor, Amen S. Striven , pay
the costa.
COMIKONNKEALTU vs: ANDRCW Sotraan.- 7 Tridiet.
!nem for Fornication and Bastardy opon the person
of Lydia Jane :Burlingame; plea not guilty. %Vat.
Eas t - 8 . .4rd and Basith fur CommOnyealtb, Adams
and Elwell for detendeni.
Feb. 7 —The Jury in the above case atter being
out all night, came in this Morning, with a verdict
of guilty. A motion Was mile for s new trial,
which has not been decided upon.
Jona M. Rcut, EN.—Tbe Rubor/ Anafriean
names ;oho M. Read, Esq., u a suitable person
for ibe bench.of.the Supreme Conn
News of the Tied& by. the Telegraph.
ALBANY, Feb. I—The large three story house,
corner of Grand and Hudron streets, took fire about'
tt o'clock last night, and was totally consumed--
It was occupied.by Dr. floyarwho, with his:lady,
was absent. The fire originated by the servants
filling the register too hilt. The nit "was intense
ly cold, inirt it was only by building fires' in the
street that the engines cola be worked.- Thelosa
is not yet ascertained. ' -
Amether *urder
Burrito, Feb. I.—Another murder was coin-,
milted at Aurora, in this county, the night before
last. Two men, named Charles K. 'Wino and
Abram Smith, b etween whom. there had been a
grudge existing for sometime, met at Darrow's
Mill's, at which Winn was foreman. A dispute
arose', and Winn seizing a piece of scantling, wrack,
Smith several b.ows on the head, breaking in hid
skull, trim - which Smith died yesterday morning:
Winn said he intended to kill him. He is under
arrest, and will be examined this forenoon. •
Collision In the Clissisposko—Lost of LU.
fists oat, Peb. I.—The big Glamorgan . from
Ringstonourived this . morning, reports that on
Tuesday night, in thelChesapeake, off Bluff Point,
came in contact with, and sunk the schooner S. C.
Oasis from Balt;more, for New York, laden • with
coal. :The Captain, mate and cook, were droined.
attempted Itusder and dodo Mt.
Bosvote Jan. 31.—An actor at the Museum,
named Lewis, attempted to stab his wile dm morn
ing, daring rehearsal, but she caught the knife in
her hind, eating it severely. He was then seized
and bound, bat succeeded in, getting a razor from
his pocket, war cut his throat, hat not dangerously.
His wife goes by the name of Mrs. Stickney.
, 117.11. !.aster tbr Ohio.
Ammer, Feb. 3.—The Cleveland Hair kr of
Thursday hss a dispatch from Colum us. f , the
same date, as follows : First ballot for U. S. a
tor, Griswold; Whig, 48; Payne, Opp., 40; id
d inges 1d ; blanks, 4. Great excitement, pre, le
Seven, members were absent. The parties in
Legislature stand, 51,Whigs, 47 Opp 10 Free Sell
ers. The fourth ballot was, Griswold, 45; Payne,
43; Giddings, .12; Taylor, 1; two not voting.
Desasoralle Commas for V. V. ienater In Vow'
Vorlk—Jolisi A. DIA .6614440d t ete.
ALBAN; February 3-11 i P. Pht The demo.'
crude members of the two Homes met in secret
Ml6= at seven o'clock this evening and were en..
gaged in discussing a resolution offered by Senator
Fox, to go into nomination for a United States Sen.'
ator: The question was Wren, and the vote stood
25 Om making a nomination, and 27 against it.
The caucus afterwards rescinded their resolution
not to make a nomination; and went into a ballot a
;can Dilate, when the Rum John A. thx was nomi.
'nated by a largo vote.
The silver greys have also held a secret camas,
and resolved - to adhere to their ptiaciples.
The members of the third hones %lobby men)
will hold a caucus:Sr a late hour- to.nutht. They
will probably repudiate the name of Fhb.
Mutt, Feb. 4. The Senate met, and otter two
hallow adjourned, %without makings nomination
Mr. Beekman. voted•for Puget Hamilton Fish
received 16 votes. - - • •
Governer Fish was nominated fat 1t..3 Sauget
by the Assembly on the Stet ballot as Wows:
Hamilton FM (Whio . _ 78-711
John ft. Dix (Opp.) •
SAMOS T. Bnitly (00p)
• Holatio Seymour (Opp.)
Francis.GranSar (GM)
Seatteting
I_sa Death at a . DepressWaller* Dena
Wasmemmr, Jo. 3l—The Ifni. David S. Kaut
man, 'representative from the Orel Congressional
Distnot of Texas, appeared in his INV to-day,. and
subsequently returned to his lodgings at the. k?ing
Horne, complaining of a slight indispoeitiony which
grew worse, until about' 5 oclock, when 'tut espir:
e 0 of apoplexy. - Heins aMan of middle'ege, am)
leaves a family, whci were, kt the eityouil in sten•
dance on his death bed. .
Itiaasurssa.—The Council and Howe of lisp&
sehtativaaog-this-territory met at ,St. Paul l Jim. 1,
_far cawLaization, but several days 'Vera occupied in
larsiving at this nook iiaelose - Was the contest be.
Wynn the fumigates kir Cierkablpor,lM L , Mobs&
E.-Ames was atected'Speaker .of tlausa, matt
IL W. .LaU Chief. Oak., - 111 ohs; coil:10; V .1L
Loomismas chosen Pipsident,ikt o later& sdvi..
from the alpha!, (lam TY.thity Few
Obi' The Zancaiisr
011 iu 11303 volume. -
Yb. at Albany.
Now Tea* O. & liaster.
Tub over all *Wert,
Titus.
Ppx,tedinge::o,lPeO'i., - L,eilditute.
• 41- , Analgraal
figifiTig^4 l l l l , poteeamoyi of a meiging tietrodt
held - hi - As Con` mYCourt House ot
dt fittroefOf coijiolidating said city ana catty
MtnitilOiti l t e +Ore r fir e sen t ed_ by tie* ,4e Mitt
t lagyind ids° t Veventh' Annual ttepoinftlpt
Monongahela Navigation Company. •
Petitions and Remonstrances—Petitions for and
'Yeltioltutturmeusgehnitconedidelintietthe eity - and..
county of Philedelphii, were presented this morn
ing. Alin petitions asking for therrepealof the law
prohibiting the circulation of nines under the ditto.
mination of fire dollars, ironed by banks in other
Stales thanyennitylvania., ,Otte against the repeat,
Hof the kidnapping law and rine, in fdinii it: taw s
“ntntihg authority to b. Cinir, trustee, to red ier--
iiiiw4isat `• =
.10 8 1 4 froduasl.—Amorig the !mixt hit&atit , -,
bills hurodoced (tidily war one -to incriminate the -
Ricliniond Gas Company; tine i(' extend *bajada
'diction' Susticesof the. Peace; :onto andietne
the'erection of line" bridges. near liesding. ..
Bills Passed—The:Bills ancorpartiting the. Phila
delphia Life Inshranee :Company of • Philailitithhi.
reported from "the Hokum,' Peered third reading; end,
how awaits the signatureut die Governor.'
The Senate, without.traurachila . ny,hosinesi of
importance, adjourned. , .
House—TKO House 'weft in'inder by.SPea
ker Cerna and proceeded to fituthiette.'
Bale Rertiorted —Bill authorising the kiloverner to
anbecribe for 300 copies of !'.ter
,Bmwoe's ,work
on beep and W,001..;a ext end, to the Coin
monvi.erdth dui ptortriens of the law which limits
oohs against - sureties mt offteial 'bonds to-seven
• Negative Berstr:—NegaliVe reports. werirmtule
on the bill relatifs Lathe lees of Aldermen anti ,hue.
!ices ot the Peace,.M:d ! t ie relative to volintar
• aisigitinentis for the' bet..futfcxeditors. •
Resolatiorsk retell:Mott was passed, instructing
the committee , on;Ways and Means to consult-w ith
the Auditor General 'end the Scue Treastirer, to,de.
vise some means of lessening. ' Out expenses of
ddlecting 'the State, County, LoCV, ,, and School
•t Bills PrMied—Tbe bill incorporathq thereon.
epode Steamship . company , was takca op and
passed—yeas 50, n a ys 25.
And the House adjourned. " „
lidid`arstraac• - •
„F l amm ,
• Siturazz;—The Senate was 'called tcrortler by
Speaker Matthias, when, lira:ea:dance:with the
resolutions passed on , Saturday, I. ingMe hltulbiaN
ESq. l of Philadelphia, was announced a 'Oak in
Senate, and took thenath of office.' '
Petitions,- Monoriola and Renottsbunces.The
Speaker laid Mors the - Seem a number of. me
mortals and remonstrtmces,in reference to, kidnap
ping laws; and proposed consolidation td the city
and.connty of Philadelphia.
Petitions were presented for a bridge al Pennine's,.
Ferry, Schuylkill; from citizens at Philadelphia
county, asking that the time of hohlkig electionsin
spring may be ;hanged to fall.
I Remonstrances were presented - from eitizehr of
Sixttt Wink tigainst-the proposed removal of the
holding elections in said VVerds, against the pro
perty holders in Nprth Penn township ; agahnit
rating streets in the Glenwood Comity; and from
1 1 citizens of Germantown. against consolklitiug the
City and connty of Philadelphia. '
Bills Repothd—A select committee' reported a
bill, with antendmenisoo retinuesthe county, of
, Montour to'Columbia county. ,
Bills..latroducal4l bill to ineorporate the'Peo , -
Mae Ferry Conipany4dPhiladelphis emmty.
Supplement to the net to revise the Militia eye
tem, and to provide for the training. of such only
as are Uniformed.
Bill Passed—A bill to incorporate the Pittsburg
Life 'nominee Company. . • • •
The. Senate then adjourned; • •
Hours.—The House was called to order by Spew
ker Cesarte, and proceed to bashing. , '
PctitiOnratulitertionifranms.—Annerout petitions
for the consolidation of the city - and county ot:Phi.
ladelphia.% for the repeal of. the. kidnapping lams;
for as act incorporating the Bache Instnniek from
the heirs of Mary A. Haydock, asking that power
be granted to trustee under her wilt to self certain ,
real estate.
The T4tff Resolutions--The eelectCommittee
to whom were,referred; the resolutions on the twin,
made three reports, one rigned by Mr.'Penimen,
another by !Kesel Bonham and Brindle; and a
third sh.n, serif by Messrs. Killings! and Brown.
The House then adjourned. ,
Tat, Costression or Duxes*.—We ; published
on ' Saturday an account of the execution in Albany, ,
on Friday last; oilmen Deana, who was con•
ricted of murdering two children, by the' name of
Luna., Deana has made a confession of his
crime, of which we give the following abstract.—
The only otiet he had in view in committing the
deed, was personal a,vgrandizement. He had no ill
feeling towards the children, but he thought if they
were out of existence tie would stand a chance to
get a large share of Lester's property. But he pre
tends that the minder was not premeditated, and
that he did not take his wife away for the purpose.
of giving him a bettet; opportunity of committing
the deed. He was al the bartfsharpen!ng his sickle,
and while there, the youngest boy came to get his
permission to-go a fishing It wps then, for the first
time that he conjured up in his brain a plan tor k ill
log them. After some conversation, he induced
him to go to the woods for the purpose of getting
woodcock ; and while he was ktrawinu his attention
to a place where the, child was induced to believe
he could find them, ire struck him clothe head with
a arringie-tree. He aimed well, and with one blow
life.was extinct. •
He covered the body with leaves; hid the stick
under the tog where it was found, anti retained to
the pause. Row to get rid of the other child was
then the all-absorbing thought. Alter reflection, he'
concluded to •entice the child on into the woodem
gather butternuts; and while engaged in this, he
asked the boy it he amal like - to see a crow's nest;
to Which he replied affirmatively. , He told him to
climb the tree which he did, Dunbar following him
op; and when as the height of twentyleet from she
ground, he made a ror tail to a limb. While he
was engaged in making a ntiose, he directed the
boy's attention to finding out the nest, which he
stud was in another tree
, tie then slipped it corer his head.-bitt while he
was doing it, the boy said, "don't, Reuben, &IA "
When he had secured it tight around his neck, he i
kicked his feet from the limb on which he was
sumdin;ts and the child rnnot have bees instantly,
strangled by:the fall, u he did not move afterward.,
When he towed the child off the limb. his cap fell
*the 'mend, Which Dunbar toot and placed on
the limb just above his heed. No one inlet on the
film M the time but _his mother, who, it, appears,.
became alarmed about the children. On the return
of Lester and Denbar's wife, much alarm prevailed
about the absence .or 'the children, and a general
search vrait commenced, 'and the 'boys were foend ,
just as liteihad-lch then. st
He lolly exonerates his tnnther from any partici.
pation in the crime, and says that: on the day when
he committed the minden', she ti SU , riek, marl mom .
have been lying down when he cnmininridt the
deed. With regard to the pail uf water me fast%
are the same as were stated rin the trial; but he
; denies : endeavoring to draw the attention , of
'arson's muntottl iii the seanth.. from the 'Plate
vihewrhechildren were hid. He never became
.fully.conscions, of , the .enorMity of the 'crime he
I*AP:emitted, till the evening- of the day of-the
rsturder, 'when he 'snivels. bed. Heeeve!_thought .
of concealing the bodies, hat Witt Minima, is havii
them found; being convineeffthat he `never , would
hawheon. eherged . witiv the:imager. to 'the
time be nide this conlaisios,ler dewed , hwy.
any knesdelge it, or being ta , sini way, !mph.
sated in the mirder. did hot eve hi bres hic
net did he Ihr •tr" inowinit 'magi* *ow
theeistimmysim, - that be went& be,,ecnivietsdi
aven'then t he appeared.saliefted -Asti 68.006
venter would nuerpose,.and it-was not fill all that*
hopes hat failea-44dithie asuipt *intik tilP..
the tui ronfeleid his gdih to• Dr: Berthir.
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cni.Weditesdatiwee tObstrig csirtit `w - 1
arOhikd cliond • e t
84101 pmptessile to a COallidatabla eaten
Charlotte, N., C., and-Slim:in Baltimore.' t
-AI Phtet - nbtiahe3 ' id':Meii '
icB;itltit
income of 'the clergy of that Coonto amcnutuio •
'll2C,ooo,oOoiter annom;,.; '
- At PotJars*, the, Erie Railroad C01111,4'1190
erected a woodshe d one thoessod and eight .{Set
hrt e tiffth rr • - kr I r!- , 7
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I Gen. Arista was to.,be 7 inainrated Priaids4ol
•
irriteii to •E; 'l*,;: , N149141°1
Cte : that. rimy .he - , JC hsl &t 1
~YilliaiEt,and_Ellen Cnilkithe fugaioro Sialtolge
now. iA Englan4.o, 1 3 4 7 , 4 I 1:- ;
George F. lort ,wast - -inuogamtmllGovottuoi
Noy , 4ePsi ou the- 2 4kins4, (t..
,There was quite a heavy foil of wow* HOO4Oll
,Texas, on 14•27'0,04. • ,• • - -
Gem. Sam. Houston, of-Texas , will lecture on
temperance inTsipicc,,kall Hew York pu theft-a
'February.
sl5.
A reward,of ssop l offered for infontuttion of
the Murderer of Dominick' lambright,_ a" Ger•
mum; wbo reeentiy loafbis life bY'siolosnee
' iitired 'l6 hive
been bet on Like Seperior, ;•• _
Ciiiinterteit gotildollitie are oiictditing extemivi
ly in Philadelphia. • -
On Wednesday night the'isfe of'Adimi 'Co's
Express OUkie alltiehmend,was• leveed open by
,powdzand robbed of Gainsaid drafts to the value
. Samuel Ransblston, !Fog., ientior parser in
the U. 0. Navy, died, racerttly at Isis maim* to
Talbot conoty, Mil l at, the !se of , Ifs served
in the war with Grcat'gritant.' •
A New York 'hack driver, named - Cleveland re
'aimed in the Chit:ekes with '37s'pintridinf gold
lure; :he 'titan of two 'years good loot in Califor
nia: fli9B,ooo—w.b-e-w!) ; •
Mastacheretts eemds tirci.bundred torn of goods
to the Wand's .
P rot Redneck. of Dogtooth College, bile been
presented with Ai, .bindsocus silver pucbtfrty the
senior e we of tharitiMilatiOn. Professor H. is It
near relative of Daniel Webiter: -• ' ,
Four hundred thousand "dead " lettere are an
nually returned to the Dead letter office.
There are at the present lime Wren persons eon.
fined in the Moyameruriv, Prison, who are irrepli
eared in warders.
The 'residence of Bistiop Meade, in Clarke &min
ty, Va t was accidentally, destroyed by fire a few
(bye since. The-Bishop's valuable library was,
bovrerver, saved. t • -
•,
John B. Gough is factoring in Cineirmitti.
_
Rev. Mr. Monntiord, aotbor of various religions
, wasias, is to ihsliverthe Addrooior the &sa
vage. Widow acid.Osp ao Assoc iasiorslii, &dui,
Masa. .
. _ •
•
"When I am a mane' is the poetry of childhood;
a when I was young,'? is the patty of old age. . .
goeist.t, like *:chided Bilk, Inuit be eiewedin
all 'Upsilons, Or Ms solos, will deceive us. •
The Chief of tholdnotteal PotiMo has recently
seized 798 loaves of lineal of. light weight, and
distributed. the same among the charities of the
city.
Canadian atopey in in dennual in &two.
Enznvornor Ford of Ohio lies at do point of
death... ,
At cancans generallp—the infant who , was «cock•
ed in the ensile of the drep."_ .
A court mantled assembles to-day, on board the
Pennsylaania, to try Comodore Marmon for the loss
of the Yorktown.
Labor has its sages, though they dispense with
an Academy, and its kings,lhaugh they are not in.
Testi - din* purple.
James C. Martin, N '
of Allegheny county, has been,
chosen State Librar i an by the Library Committee
of theme houses. - '
A meeting was held at Gettysburg on Tuesday
last far the purpose cit forming the construction of
a railroad from that borough to York.'
A Mr. Robinson, a surgeon in England, has been
arrested for branding a boy with caustic on his forty
head. The punishment for this offence is tame.
portion for life, and apt less than fifteen yeari im•
prmonmenr, with or, without hard labor formate
than three years. ••• '
The West Chester Jeffersonirat, says it andemtamTs
that the canal eninmiwionere have notified the ' ,
Wed Chester Railroad Coterway that they must ,
stop ninnies over. die State Road on Sunday after
the first of.Febutary.
The other day a Mrs. Qrtinn fell front the;
,toof
a dime-story house iis New -
York, and afighted on
a coal:box, whirrfc Stood' on the side walk - The 1,
box was smashed bat the•tadyeras not.
Cinchinatif pipette Ante that a lady of that; city
of quite fairromptstron i is claimed as a slave byi
a man named J.- Earchy, of New Orleans.
' A Baptist Associatien, comprising three charthes
and fifty ; five members,. has been farmed at San
Franciten. .;
'
The custom of singing palms at' church, Omuta
in Ittee, Sometimes at Pant's Cross, many:hoe : '
lull mot lotieleer. , For the benefit of thirtett i grhe
could not read , the clerk' repeated the line „
times. ' • • 4
g
The report that the Shakers or riew Hampshire"
are about to remove to Ohio, in consequence of
persecution, is inioneek • ,
The exports of lead from Gatenia,_for the year
1850 i were 1.9,1111,000 pounds, valued at SCOW,-
Gen:Nanstro temmtly owed in a public:esterre
that 110.000 emirmillo entered the State (f Tioloor
across the Sabine, in , the course of last year and
that daring the present year the number wou ld be
doable& '
Mr. Jesse Gaylord, of Bristol, Comt.,'palt4earer
at die foneml Abs. johnson, at New wen,
while in the act of lowering &worm to thresreve,
soddenly fell back and. expired. .
• iles citizen's of Wilminryon r N. C., are mantfirst.
inn considerable alarm in consequence of the ap !
permineeet thesmall•pai in that city ! Setr
_ralce.
ees hare proved - fatal.
•the isnr Roman Catholic Bisltop of demon,
the Rixlit Rev.'fifr. Gardind,'finmerlY Rhiladels
phia; liall'arrivent 'at Savannaki whicir eh* he ins :
tendernskinghiefuture harm
_
s). Toireintisii thousand dollars; the Cheat (DA).
Repablicarstaye, have been anbeeribed in mby
"
Township alcar,temida the sousletici;kos of tho 1 4*.
'reel 111 . 00 4 • ' ' -
ProL .Prondfit t -oltßutteekccilloighOtled in
. writiner a history of the Rogaseuteete !dud in
.Neo!.lrorkinajPrOw Jersey.
tier 1) whichiatila froth San Francs.
'co on on the 26th teetrOin'," 101'
OsinOntifri, in tepOOSIVIRI klat'4 =': ;_
Tinfinnprigoin. 0141. Haw Yak Sae gavi Col.
Hot,. toventaiii thilot -peek: s , pubic visit
theAntocitoince
1 .1 110 -71 0 1Pr iu MPID 6 P 43 • - emr:
El=l.l
• /Jo =
fah/M.
lium irp •
At ens .
A.,lo , enaki‘t:
Colombia,
Canton s
Dare%
Fmklin,
tmirg I 1 , 1
' d
Yf .
,
Omen";
,Piff o ;:
Rome,
~
z iado s in - y ,
Smiling Stone,
4.4elegkeitt,
t : O4 1 1
Smittifieht,
TroyTownehip,
TIOY
'Comma* Bow l ;
NowamliTp I ,
itsiery
Welle,
WabnOti • •
Windharn,
WY";
,cand Report._ •.
Messrs L!irgstreth, Motet; and qatitbhi hare sub-
Mined their report for thete year.
The gross receipts ai al the lines ot. canal 'and
railroad belonging to, tbe • Commonwealth, •fer the
year ending the 30th November 1850 , elrtrmitig
to $1,768,289 48; and the expenditures'. for ordina
ry fleshs ariirtmnichee, including tbe cost' of the
temporary means of maintaining the passage •fin
'beats across the Susrpiehanna river al Chuk4i Ferry
to $961,228 00, showmgan acceskof receipts o'er
expenditute* of the aim o 10,881 . 48."The net
receipts of *lBl2/ eiceeif thole. of 1849 by WO,.
204 61. • • -
, r The different freshet*** the differeat branches
in July, August and September caused an increase
expense to the State. The cost of repairs and, the
fliiingof ',steamboat so stratify the place of t'lle
Clark's Ferry Brialge;'whiCh was burnt for the third
time on ibe_4l ol September amounted to 066,573.
In, accordance with the act of Assembry the phi de.
Colimbis was, loth` for
_ l sB 000 'ta Joh n ' Barr
and 'a new site hisheinenteied' upon':' It is 'rec.
omniersles that the Coltrinbia Railroad *reek he re
laid. The railroad to avoid the Schuylkill inclined
plane is ready for-si p , ontilmek having beencipeo.
ed fottravel on the ;114th 'et 'CKtober, The appro
priation Of 114,00,00015-strifilent for its
„b omplenen:
By authority of an aet of 'assembly they hare sold
tha road and bridge l east el the Schuylkill inclined
place to the Reading Railroad eompany„ for 8243,-
200. 'Jibe ;Portage road opened on the Bth of
Nardi, end the Nottbl tins Wert Blench On the 121 h.,
The survey 'oft !belto , lo avoid the inclined
' the Portage ha,' en ;completed "by It h Varies,
Esq., - An oraproprigion of 880,000 is recommend'
ed, to re build she Cliuthi rerlTßadie of
The re - Parra of the tirmicli attoyetitic 'ixteasioned
by the Jaly'fload east $12,778. • By authority of an
-set ot Assembly,- the Loyalsock bele been
-purchased tor/16,500, .11 prapoods le4 tbetei
asserting thecae of duk • water, to the .'littr•
The'North'Stanib Canal hail been' pot trader con
tract. The work done up to the 30th of November,.
1850,*mannted to the sum of 2,143,664 :
Total estimril cast of the' work, $1,24.5„708
Amount spEiropriatell 400 000
Amount required'tcr Complete,' • $845,708
The board • reeornmeaded- an. appropriation for
the completion of I work tit the earliestpusaible
period. •
A change, is racoinmended in the law liiniting
the punishitient of inbuilts convicted of burning a
bridgerof die COmtnonweato Three, yeah no..
prisonmenti ' The, pecilty kl be the same as
for burning 4 a , Orilla structure bekinginy, to a town
ship or cuunty. '_ • ' ,
The eecOmpanyingi table, I. A . exhibits the
some whksh will be required to meet' all the ex •
-
pense" of ;keeping . *the canals and railroads,
. for -the year ending the 30th November )861,
viz:— .
For ordinary repairs, 5f61,200,00, which with
the $112.000,0970r, ripairs.atter the first of De
cember, :50, appropriated ' by the act of . loth of
May last, makek the estimated cost of repairs
$273,200, : For Motive power etpenses $380,-
200;00, which' ,- With :At' sro,mAto appropriated
by the Act oflOth . WO erbst r ainounte• to $450,::
.200,00, as; the t estimated motive t power, expenses
for the: year 1051: For pay of ;Collectors, -lock
keepers, kit!, $80,889 88.‘ For paysf Canal Com
missienetti, foi; $5,945 00; making me - sgmegate
estimate for`repairs Motive power and all Other ex
penaiture for.the
),
publio.wooks, for the, service of
the fiscal ear, 1851,;amount to the sum of Wig,:
The following appropriation' for objects not con
netted with the expendinnes for the year; 1850
will'also required vi z: •
For the purchase and preparation of materials for
repairs der the' lei a D!cember 1851, 811000,-
00. For ' motive poems expense" from the -let of
December 1851, to Ist of f April, 1852, 850 ; 00000.
To pay debts for repOtti for tee year 1848 84,078
00. To pay debts for repairs of damages by flood
or fits which may oecnr daring thelear 1851,8500
000' Off: ' ' •
it is estimated' that the receipt& from tells AN /851
will limPtinkto Site/MOO. •
• 'lllresoesti Sesivai. - -The tong agony is over, and
driorganization have gloms their worst, Col. Team
as 11. ficesci, who tar last thirty-six years has
enjoyed the la:tandem, andrepresented the people
of Missouri, defeated by a base and unhotrsombi.
- nation of Whigs and a- few Self style& Democrats,
and for what luAsicaese he his had the magna
nimity and independence to array himself in oppo.
silicas* the overweening- arrogance of Southern
slavencracY, - enff contend against any further en.
oroachinents onthe'rightiot the tree - 'States. • For
this' he has been ositioised, of
for nothing else- . ,
TheaWyeais avian, decree.was.sent forth. that he,
must saner political. death, and the sequel is before
as. Even' here in !Pennsylvania the hound whelps
of the slavery propagandist& were Airected . to ' Start"
biotin and hunt him down, and- manfully was the
summons obeyed: - They have reached the goal of
their arebitice..ihe deed has bmurconsnmmated—'
and we trust thy ars content. The loss of each a
man as Col. Ire ton in the United Stetert'Sanixte, is
almost iirepara el He is 'the .oldest member of
that bodY r ,amik -to of themenerable fathers of the
great. Democratic Party. ,Puring the trying scenes
thatencompas d ,the edminisanniter of the patriot
riilasolgiltelv first and foremost ' to - throw him ,
hell int° OM • efr;lind : while. other, , baielvanti
wantonly, ' ' th e old chieftain) believer waver,
lei aver t .; Sue ;has the character.ot the man ,
b tecik i
who hail sierinced . to gimpy ; the birelind - curl
of a bloat S outhern arlemintey. ',But, 'llinifirrienti
.. , nlo lltst:d4 is evil Ihileatiriind thW few leptiles .
in this S•tatiti isvha. were- 41 malintc.anai ; pottinxti
when C01..130000-.was either fillighWLUlP- onemeig
Of bisigt . oo the field .oi;ie the: Senile - Cliam ,
heroin pgw miler the ittiraill gratification of - ii
victory te faildeve - refikh 'their • efforts were
'b e- 0 1 itO'rriiiikol:4•ol7bWeritswant. _. , '.i,
: s -ThiiWaivittia...4litrucaloniia4 Vein et..
Ai it..viip!63oo#,sor gok - p..po!nnee io depaft
lig'n'briv 6 34f ixiAaqiiitutt:titty if iltie:Monib e .
nahlrtlay.les ~ II • i-- •• .- 'I .: '- • I
• -,Airoicou,
B. P. r ft e n l'
sifies*Noxi
Isaac BeaLeh
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S air :Sownali f
Nitl4 ' Ahoinser,
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Jiiis ' Inivitle:
S. Di pomirich;
Danr Willcox,
Geo: ' , 01 7. Cole,
Ran PiPh 4 0 ill .
64006Tftfieh
P.' An i m e . , 1 •
'Yaw -- r - ,-
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POO 5b 60 0.1,-,
Elinor iliiryto„ ,
lit'Ciiine" • 'f ' ' -
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S. N. l 'Boolllll, 1 , ', ~
tr. 7 1 .1 Carrier, ,
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Jolin *en*, 1
Loicil RettWOO . -. t. 1 1,,
Chart!, 'Beets...; . -,. ,
Willitmr,Roker, ',._
ili'DonttiOri;;lf.' - ~' 2
• ' ".:' SIP Block,' ,- z' ,
A vitCooley, ,!' '44,' , . •
Ezrsitolcum.us
Clamp*, Ftisbie,
*pal Bliriows;
IFIE"n ,
Wm , E. Banton,
DOnitti: Dobbins,.
algob,AbeP t
lathes 'IL Torten,
MIN
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8, Issl.
V!!s=l
ta
A ,v Wcodard,
AI gpmam,
hl. •:•Hoiton-,
R 444 ll o "aity
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T. E. Baker,
N. B. Taber,
B Ridgway;
S. A: RoCkwen - ,
N. P.i Etwswatilk,
• - •
T. 81.1 Wiliipit o / . 1 •
'tuna" Chtibbeekt
A:l3 - ' -
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0 4 ?:9f 1 1 1 1:11 C;
%rattan Cagey
C BlikeilEe; -=
, o W. itlf;ttii::,
T. H. X inney, '
John . F. Gihott, --- ."
M , UfsjOilit i -
B. li. ,
u
0. 0. ChOtucki
obn H. Coln,
G. A, Gaylord, -•
B. lloykendlll,l,,
Jackeon Elliott,
J.sse4llen,,
Proocedtiigi of thOlUist coovess,
SECOND`SSION,
''sl ' - Whetstones ' , Feb; 1, 1851.
SeestzpeeNitritereas petitimui .were presented
for the medifiCatiott of the Twill- 1... ..
„ ~
Mr. Hunter filtered , i'resolution ,instracting the
Committee on---4o.enquire into the expedi
ency of eeining,dollare i halveriatel quarterly to be
composed of an eqiuti value of .grild sad , edver.--.
Adopted. ,
Mr. Hale ' telOhllien • calling for the coneepon
derma beiweep the United States lgoventitient 'and
that of Spain, relative to the Arabia 'testae*, was
taken up and itdoptedi , ' - -"-:'". •- . .
The Senate thew went into Exientive:eession.
Alter some dine iptial ioEseintiveseesion„ the
death of 'Mr. Stamm, rePtesentativerfrom Tent,
was annouecerkand Me'lltritetinadir if feeling and
appropriate speech, The resolutioesurere adopted,
and the Senate theriatijetinted- , ,.-. - -• •
Horse —Alter the s nradnie o f. the Journal, Mr.
Howard of Texas reeesuulannamneed dirledeath of
his colleague, Hon, David. S., Kaufman, which took
place yesterday evening: , When the deceased left
the Huuse,al 3 o'clock yesterday . , be. aippeared to
be in perfect health. He stated.-tbal • tbelleceased
was a aatirult.of _Cumberland,. county,. Penna., and
he sprite kelloglY aihiarchatactite Ind the sudden..
nese of his retaiovaL-: ''' , - ''. •
Moira. 'Marne, .hictiinahall arid hfcClemand,
also serekeriii the hieliesititraurel the intuit. of-the
Vi' The, anal restrintione of "respect' and regret, in
eluding cirri, to attend his fonerat en Monday, wets
adoptedj after which, the Hodge adjoumed.
. ' . W asuntotent, Feb. 3.
,•:eteriatec....The Senate Mel and proceeded to the
Hall I,the House, tq attend the fanerai of the Bon.
Date A. Madman, of Texn.
Aft ribs fatten; ' the' Senate re-assembled and
eUsesee•lausurrai Sedonsitietr.—The Bowe war
opened witk prayer, by the Bev.ldeerteley,ghap.
lain of the Hosea. • •
The corpse Wee'ettitfosed ht emetallie ease, and
brought into the sall, and deposited is the area isr
hone of the Clerk's desk.
The Committereol Arrangement*, Pall Bearers,
and the Oaken of both Houses wore reasts,, and
the members trace crape on the tee arm.
The Justices of the Supreme Coors appeared is
their gowns. ..,
The President' f the United Buttes and the WI
. net, Senators, the, family and friends of the decrew
ed, the officeri of the Executive Departments„ ask
others, were in anendrnee.
- Gen. Scott and Aid attended in full dream
The galleries were crowded. ,
--The Bev. Mr. Butler, Champlain of the Senate,
ree. a portion of the service of the Epheepal
Chi mh i and, the Rev. Mr. Gurley, Chaplain Or the
Hoiree, preached a short• sermon from the text.
'Theisen enemy thavehall be destroyed is death."
7
Iterproce4sion was ...then formed according to
the prog,ramme,.and proceeded to the Con,gtession
al Burial Ground in the fellowing order :
• ' IThe Chaplains-Of both Houses of Congress.
' i Physicians, whoattended the deceased.
1 . Come:inn efsfrrangements :
Mr. Howard_ , . Mr. MeLanaliam,
Mr. Ashitrit, Mr. Shepperd,
Mr. J. Thompson, Mr. F. E. McLean,
, Mr. J. K ; -Miller, ' Mr. bldise,
Mr. MeC I em'and , .
. - Pall Bearers
' -tr. lob Mann, Mr. J. G. King,
r. Linn Boyd, ' M. James H. Dunco r
~ iMr.A. Burt, . 4 , blr. J. L. Taylor,
Me. -R. W. Johnson, Mr. M. P. Gentry,
The family and' friends of the deceased.
The 'Senators and Itepresentatives from the State of
'' ' _Tenth, as mourners, dm. Ste.
• i w llaustoaii Etiessrest —On Thursday morning
a ritit two o'clock, as the tmin of cars from Hot
nellsville was proceeding - over the Erie Railroad to
New York, the last passenger ear broke loose when
About 200 miles from the latter City, and fell over
ttt embankment forty feet high into , the Daiwa:ire
fver. It rolled over several , dmes'in its descent,
reaking into many fragments. All the passengers
were greatly bruised, and it is thought thestatori
'lemur who were lett at Narroyrribmr, would died
their wounds. Several , ladies were - with diffitery
rescued from the; water. A defect irithe tail cantri
the accident The nOlit was" intensely cold, sni
the passengers who fell in the water antlered real
the keeting of #teirirset clothes, in addition to tbeu
bruises, it appeared as though one rail had broke
between each cress-lie by the heaviness of the a
ittne; but were until rho last al
dame round-the carve, The ear wen t_ i n , o t he it.
trer.about 300 , feet from where it left the track; thee
nothing discovered which indicates that any pe•
ion was killdtl
blr..Hoighkitis; who is at Narrowshurg, is keel
, te hate one rib broken rod other-severe injuries—
inlet physician in attendance expresses the opium
this memipsoia he will,recoVer.
Mr. Ogden of Owego, another of those moil in.
fetgrned'honie in Yesterday's train, and ea
thooghtio be dangerously:ruined.
LimWilma Dicayir the Virginia Hoge
of Delegates, on Friday lasy whilst discussing the
Central Raffrolid , Bill, simplistic passage at ens
• occurred between two of ha-members—Mr. Alga'
olLoOan and Boone, and Mi. I3Oyd, of Wythe•
Mr. Ferguson charged lilr. Bciyd with decepfirg•
Bogreglied. that Rainy one asserted that be
adttratisedileeeptitm,'he stated" what was 0 8
•.%-as [abut Hell Mr, Ferguson,in tapq,
said that he would lake no notice there of Wl,'
came him,cf but would'hereafter• Mr. ff,apprbachithl F: hastily and'stroek Irina
were blcivr in the face. They at once rlPfi ed g
;but before any Alamage was done, Mends intrp.
sed mut they were separated. 'lbis, it ls & u s;
be, the end oithe affair ;:but wlieher it °I
ar.not;the Oauttence sufficiently digrlobi e
teat the neceesity.of better manners iniettow:
Mote of 'the amenities io their intemoursat
muftea l r t 1 9. 9, Partisan, raneor and* a considellS
More elevated staidird of education, lqlenit'
ad ehatacter..-
1 loam's.
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rosnaa Vao Loon,
L. W.. Gardner,
John F. Dodge,
F.B. Drake,
.40.14.11
Dantif - wreiti ' ' .' -
P. S; bligglo '
iluaitti..!..: ' -
ohnSt . ophens,
William Robert,:
C; 3. Parker,
f l ;1 6 . 11 Dill: r, • ,
i. . ---it.a- ,,
y,.,,Willcock. .
lirelkieKee,
Abel Moore,. -•-•
tittlN,
A nronVe. ;
Alamein Taytor o -
A. fets&gy, ,
C. W. Bimini ing,
Win. Z. Cnropbell t
' ohn Hillertnn t
C:, g• - : PiirriFe s •
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U. It . Fisk ''
' W,., EL ,Pee)• ? ••
1D: IP,
,Onnintr,,
E4riard rillanall,
H. lii. i llan4gith
Ninhatilrinints,
Ja m es ` d: Wilson,
N. T..kkondri. ,
Partiniinyan,
IJohn Sealer, . *.
Chester Pierce.
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