. .
..
: ' • .Captain IngniliaM: :‘ . _
A Pads correspondent - of " the Ciaeinnati
Atlis sage:, • -,••• -: •ri .. ...\., • •,•--,:-.
"111 , ed. to -day " from it . ,iilniimAfteer of
;ti e Bt.' , isis, who la tin his airy hoine With'
despatches, and on faileugh, some new. partie.
Ware concethlng,the'-eondupt :of Capt.,,lngta
bam. It appetuat4at the Captain - acted very i
timidly_ and iiititionaly, during the several days
that he ivas.earrying' on correspondence with
Mr. Brown; but when,at last hebecame sada
; fled that:he had sufficient `ground to Authorize
--Mar to-actomd -when-.Cesta-••elisirned—his- pro-:-
tattoo; all his
_previona timidity and doubt
disappeared,., he beeame 'metamorphosed at
once, and from that Vitae until ' Costa. was de
:lb/436A uP."..he seemed: furious for -the'4l:l4. — .
All his Ord* in getting ready for 7 battle; were
&given in the clearest and *most deeidetk manner
atid.ihiferevi aeon partook - of-his determined
spirit, and resolved to fight to the last Man for e
Thell.--,lia":7Whiti :The :affaiiliii - iilFit ",
..the Capt ain again; grew., timid,:; almost;frlg4t
.,-sapi at what he had.doie.: - -:,,. ~-,.„ ,•• ;
„,: At ten inintitea before the: Ante that Costa.
._*Aa -to be delivecedlip, the,Captain Was stein
ding -Oil thOdeck.svith his wateh,in his band.;
A min iras,stiuiding
,ielidy. with - a match at
each. charged and pointed, while the
rest 'Were - ready: With boarding instritnents.
.The.captain knew that the a.i vantage which
c i
. "the two, steamers wOuld , give - e Austrians'
!iiiild'Aidatiger him too , inuch,: (Lao- inten
--;•- da z ßist to •fire a braldside, thin instantly let
vissel swing alongsfde, the finstri In frigate,
~T„ attiel therp - fore and aft, and board her, sword
in' laid at all Iriards. Once it master of the
- tip ifessels,he 'would be safe - enough; without
'tat- anuttenvre the contest' vio4ld.have : been
uncertain. ' He had , previously cast his-anchor
across the cable of the Austrian`frigate, so as
"to hold it in a position to facilitate the quick
~roytiteent which he intended Calandraln board.
,ing.:, The Austrians, looking tor the' aid of
"theconeOrts, would have made a bloody strug
ghi on the deck: 01 . .#1di r frigate"" .
.•, - .
:Cubits ON CoacatEss.—We understand that •
the Claims on Congress and the Executive will -
'amount to many during the approach
ing sessions. Tbese cluinis and their agents
heetlincre4ing during the last few. years,
"particularly sines the dalphitr business succee
ded so well in ,the fatitude of the c.apital.--
.Ariong other - claims, we understand .that
'Messrs. Benson put „forth' a claim of a million
:01 . 4011ars for-the losses anstained by them in
The guano, busineis at the: Lobos islapds, in
• .c6use:quence of the changeic,,the diplomatic
opinion which fir. Webstet made during the
discission on , this Subject a couple of years
ago. .We also understand that Dudley. Maim;
ioiv Assistant Secretary - of .State, - puts for=
;Ward a: claim on the °executive 'governinent,
and ultimately 'on Congress,
,for a hundred
thbusand dollars; because a fetr years ago -he
,applied° at the Rissiatr EmbaSsy,r4ri and
'was iefused a passport to visit , St. Petersburg'
andlioscow.'Other claims of all, .orfs will
be Presented to the Executive and Congress,
, during the approaching session—prehably e.-
mouatingin the aggregate to, many rnillions
of dollars.l The tncreaquag amount of surplus
revenue increases the number of these cl:dm
ants beyond\ all former preeedeitirei-al.d.
• Tim Wei is Clinca.;—/ts
adrices from China give
. 8110. eking accounts of
the \barbarities which are committed nt
sacking of towns end en the field of battle. 7 ,—
It is stated that in one engagement one thou
sand were killed, besides a large number uhp
Were drowned by , being . pursued: islto - a river;
in, another, seven thougand• were kilifd •' ine
*Whet, seven hundred were 'burnt -to. death
• and,killed, Onlf ninety prisoiers .having been
brought in' by, the victors.; but they had , the
beads'of one hundred and fifty,. others. Na.
Myrtles engagenients are ihentioned where
thousands
.perished. The,Emperor appears to
set the 'example of barbarous ernelty: When"
one of his officers is defeated he takes his head
OE - Every general, therefere; 'ls fighting for
VATTED STATES TlMl . '4.l'oltrLorma...—The
steamship Pennsylvimia, ?aiming as a regular
packet between Norfolk and Philsdelphia; has
been chartered by the United States -govern
omit, sod Was engased ow-Thlinsday ' last at
Old Point in receiving trobpsolorninntiiins of
war, on board, to be transported . Tampa;
PUMA. .She is to torich L a Charleston for-the
porposi3*of taking several -companies from Fort,
illoultrie far the'same destination. • Gen.Bank—
hiked, witithis family, left,Piirtrets Monroe 'on
Wednesday evening for his commissin. in
Florida. _ Nearly every officer at Old Point
has been - ordeted to - some other post; and 'their
places inppliedli abet' officers of the army,
. INE _
-Tam Eatasses ENG.=-Sillee the trip of
the caltOtieship„tolVashingten, Seven months
24ace; Mr. tricsinit.has been devoting hie
divided energies to the perfection' of his engine.
He has introduced several essential modifies,
gam and improvements in his .plan, and. en
tertains the fullest confidence jf the complete
ineemwt_ of a second trip.. Theengines will be
yeadY in a few weeks, and it is said that their
power will far exceed that which was attained
by the inw pressure system, as they sit.' now
to be , worked under condensed pre-nine.
itiASDNNICII ISLANDS.• A Washington
lettertis The New York Eapress says :-.;ro
- for the incoming of the Sandwich Is
lindeinto our confedesacy—as. c.erminly she •
cal ifwe will take her i reqtdres wiser beads,
and More powerful men than Gongreas now
has. t!To Admit her into the Union as a State
is,totep beyond her continent--and when
once gen, the step is ' , endless. To admit
- her as a Tenitory, with . a . Govenor from the
Ucited States,is, perhaps. desirable."
Vat .Cceirritt Cior.—The Concordia
;ram' of the 12th tint, says :—Upon the au.
thority. of Some our most intelligent planters;
we can etate.th4it is fully ascertained that
there will beless thin two-thirds of an aver
arge crop of eotton made this.seasou through
ant the parish.: 13etne few planters, hewever
lisivefull crops; whilst that of many Others
scarcely reach one-half.
_
RT . FOREIGN - Conars.--Gocenor
vromil, the American Minister to Prussia. it
smears ams r equired . id :dress himself in uni
form' for - rimy/ion Itt': Court : 4 notwithstanding
Seilre4arillartkiroirs JO the Contrary.
It smart that, the gof Prussia will riot al
low any Velp. tri m Abe naves heretofore
regeraeit , 'audiences. and raceptinns; and
TIMM* ialintrodactions is plidn•costnm'F.
News.
, .
• inteTheenen from Mexico shows that poise - s
sionorthoilfiesilla Valley is to 'he 'held joint.
ly by Make =dike United StateiN pending'
negoti' i stion. The' result may be to divide
- the territiwy bet/ten the. two parti'es. Sub
a partition will give is thOrontetarit'rallroid
toibePaiifie. :
Milleersi.the baildei oft‘laelit'imeries4
Itionakl, has' eotatrueted..*model of* sldp of
9,1500 tons, for the Californiaiind New `, York
trade, of whiek r be is to_lxithin Avner himself,
in pad or esebnively, and which lindmiskes
will salt twenty-two miles im hOne r beitine any
stwiwto.fillat has :ever . - yet flOated,.. :;11owlnatil
egalost any ip is the,
w4o4 o .4forAtolloaliand *dant
_
- Eiritlireaud the goreetusent lase vifeteil
1111_,LIVIall'herfitotttatthe wino:
,Algivelt!as::
in
i„.- -
-_ ?tic%`d
TIN .DErcit 4, 1.!
kairgest
rinlinerulutta -14332 CloideleVir,x 2 Y•
•
--
aakar
•
S. S. & = ribITORL•,
atenk : Eiji 1 - as'
• •
-Allp N /la • .. i,
Er y‘re hal+ received: 4otherilett+ . i'rinn_ ,
our. friend . , G .. ..!...6 7. 1.., . ov, Esq.. tormeityl on
' , Print, UP4 4ll 4 llll4o antri 4 1 1 OW- iii -,Cal?fOiati
*kWh e will prohbly int before our feldersi,
iv
next week .1 ••• ." : 1= I- ' 1
, , .
eks
~ ~. •.. . . _
..._.,-,..X .atr4 of the Demoorat.l ;-..
-Tvrio weCks sip W 43 announeedto
. yett l t, nt
we would' enlarge a El greatly 'lmivravl Pe'
Dentocat, lon i.
certain "conditions to ..,..o,)f ,
.iiiirii 4
i, 3 , .otlourprorn wein t e nd 4 cri
.. 1
fulfil to - the 1010, end` 'are therefore making'
thCnieessaryL.preparittiona aSfast as tbelevi;•
dences thatjoa Intend to • do yoni spore } .
s: — '
-
to u -
.. ,
~,
• We have anLthee' M ortant piece of •infor:
:oration toimPart, an ' hich : May ,fikevi4.lte
to you an imp4talitlin ucenient.to ply up.-t
One of -the pr '' t firtn- - will la* the piper '
and buiineia Of be iSco .thi; fi rst_ of jaritiaryj
next, - lii ‘yhich ,Me Ointend to inlarge.l The'
7 ,
old' rth Will • thiin beldissOlied, . and necessity;
I will, compel en , mediate 'set.t!ement.ok Jig; lICJ
' counts and bui •Ittssi
~Thoie, theiefoTe l , 1 1 - Wll4 l
are indebted , to aUtfaaksetiptiark far:o 3 ,o•.ili
or tkree. yeara, ' ill id it very nanchiolthei!,
;Awn adiaittage o settle : up before , the phi firni
shall be diss,ll ..• No one need exPeetieftet
that time - That 1* Y . iledtiCtint Will: baj, pude
from our termer 4;40,06 per year /she I 5u1: , ..,
scription is in re' ra, Wit cannot dolt Ithe#
_ * .;$
'fie' - h I d . r f
because we ca o afford-to a r . t e., ,lys of
' tended ' to farthest I'MiWiti
grace ex yr us the
hay g l assed bl •• I'- -• , .l 11
. I.
4 ii,
e - gtve thus i notice bow, beeattaa * t ii ant
money, and be ' rise we viishj to deal irly
1 with lour paticl s, and give them' the ini I t fa,
1
vorabie tenths I osttittle: , :We • 'dislike in rp l
an.ftpidY feel t al they have any causek $ *en4
plain f ur d tinge with them. But lit , ' ekti-,
c ,
not hi 'h - per tor nothing arid &Jim ." $ I
pu s a p , .. our
refits ! All tlltt:itildue utl s is dye i fro' 1 otir
hard earnings, : 04 We watt our pay aa vr 11 is,
othe ' -• Each 'bill is , coinparativelYitm 11 in.,
ninon t—'-•sct's a ll that every man can rn i etift
with little "otte ion. Send it , along tinclithits
al i
save
t 'oney to• ourselves.' Snd it demi:, ttid
the firit of lan arfire Will give yaw [the I,r=
best a t d• eit c - untry - pa $ r publishedilintPetin
• *-IvAnia. .0.1 . :• ' 1 ''-
- I `' s.'
\ ' r*, OCeeding2lof COUrt' 1 .
The Grandiury was discharged Fr ill s s Tait.
• i
Considerable ' busineaa Was before Ahern, Mid
among other things they i ntade - an -Exturditatihn•
of the County and made a I :rePoitlin
favor of huildiag a new Coktrt Houie,ldac.l,---
- 'Tuesday, first week---C'o 'l6 cm.'F.lecilt Wel
ly, indicted for Lareeny. • • erdiet..guilty; aid'
sentenced to - tivipef meat ' impriao4Ment fin
County Jail,_&c:;l Little & Chest for! Com'th,
Jessup and Bentloyl. for:De ; ' 1 r ;
I t.
- Confth.-is George Eq. t and apth it. in-,
dicted-for
.Riot mid Aisa It and . Bitttery/----
Verdict not, gUilty,and eon ty to pity (Itico4t.i.
Jessup •and - *8. 1 11: ;Glut* fit Cometh, J ttlitittr.
Chase 'tor Darts! .- '.. • /,:. -,. „
.... ' t
, / ,,11- I . I
Coin'th vs .. - Eitti467ieiVer. T
Ind p.frd, er '
a
keepiligAsorderly 'house., yerdiet; net guifty,_;
and prosoeuter,l . DitVid Morgan, tolPity ihe
costs.:Jessup an 4 lieutleY,for Com'iltiLittle
&' - Chase and Tarrel "•for
. Def't.. '; i i
. Com'ilt i vs:- ierem ah Voshurg. Stir ty of
the Peace. Def t held' in reeoglij slice,
&c. Litt l ie & Chase for do ''th,Jeistz; for 1
; •-I • H I
Com' . vi: Thonnui.Xortin et al. ITO is
for Riot and Assatilt. -- ; Verdiet-apilty,j •
•_ , ;•.. - sEC:eiro .Wix.x: 1,,,1 i
- Sutiterland Ali.' Taylor. - Tried en '
''h i,
•
and verdict for KIT 4f $329 69. Ittn l tey &
Filch fol. PM, Little & Chase for E4f ft,. '. '
Co. -I I•
Dayton vs: D . . I L. &W: ..ft... IL n 10arna
ges, in passing through farm in. Giva i t Bendi
now (Wednesday noon) oh trial. , §.tironk,ilLia
tie & Chase Chi twill& IL ; Chase. for .
,Fl.nti l fq and
Wm. - 4
s Winfic. Jeissup for Def'tiv I ' -I,'l,
,
=WhatAm ybe had fo r ` .. 1
Arrangement .have been' made ibil il :mthicill
the Home joutital (whichii $2 a yea ,)I and
the N. Y. Mtldeal :Work/ and Times , Ovhic.h
is $3 a, year); will both be . ftirnishefl for $3,
to all who sUbscribii or renew theitleautimip.
tionslefore the first s day of Junutut p 44.-
4 1 _
These papers are 1 ing jonmat 1 1 their '
kind. ,The Home f r . nal, is so W 4.11; known
thatany'description f i t, would I'd, eu' pp rifts- . -
012 S. It is enough 'Say, that, ini i isiction . to ,
the artieltNs or its ; ; to rs _ (Morris , it; iwtplis),
it is enriched by the - • tribtitionS . 4 Many' of
the most l,rilllantpe s now at work on-tither
aide, cif the Atlantic. :It is, in brie 4. a simeri
or Paro . 44 Sacipo . The Musie4 fiVorld
-mid Timelrgirei over twos htindred l . Pages of
, choiie,;ew music, annua ll y, Which Oulil cost,
'at tise fares some thirty " dollars ; the W
ild
itot (SPhard Storrs Willis), furiiiiheis tht
best possible musical instruction ariteriiicisas
on. Umiic and musicians . t also gfraa A vast
amount of useful , and. - int -,
tipg Mildici .in
:fonitition; furnished by• - e ll Xii 4 6 ,1111 wt.
l is
Hastings,' Root,' llralbu and Shea} just
what teachera,_ aiholare, el gymen, clioristers,
. --, • , '
organists and singers a . ; while ?ANNE
FERN contributes one of 'II 'r besi . priiitutl *.
-tides ever, - wee*: Both l opeas, c'olutilining
all Oda literature} Music, 'aMusern t !aiNi in
stiuctiop, are ctia 4is bed for the a lisiun of
n i l
rh . tirei/ollar - Addrees eltherld'AP- 4 -
' , i
REM
----!.. TheyTat ,c lige . .
we. publiiiv)i)44,o* . oinwon of Ins H°n
or, JUaga . - Viiiiio,.. in Ilia' ease • iayolving the
t
question _ off'' ' 'rig the
. 04ert3r of - The N: Y?
a El-filial ioll# ComPany 'at. Susquehanna
,Poi , ,-. . - -1 7
Until lilt ll tibia' boieuuupposed.. that the
e
onus esl 'OOO per year -imposed upon the
COmpar!y by i o Legislature , for the - right of
twinge thrqugh the State, exempted them
from -tazati s `for*State and -iounty,parptise..l.
ok 'coam:mi.-last onthe- sub.
ted The Assessor Harmony to .
went. `He _ : dad so, .and the
epted at. The. ease was bro t
out last Term, and.rargned.
e County . by Little & Chase and
-the part lartfie Coiapany., The
opinion anti' tbe present
The CPuntY
jed;itiddir
make
Companyu
borore•the
t the pert of
byleasurp
'Court der.
Term: ItWill be seen -by. the topinion• that
about e2§ l ooo of the assessment euitained.
Something of an item :for Our Connti Treasn
- . - ()pinion of't..l3.o . .COnAt . . • r .
Ceunty - of Susquehanna vit,li; Y. &T. Erie Rail 1
road P9riiixin!-:': - --•- • . . I
• -The first ite of property; li•DePot - Build
ing,' •ocenpied , or the various - - •pnrposes men
,
Ironed in the e
j a stated, in the nfiiitin . .iit,th q
Ocuift:taa iegl tentn.obje4ot taxation, - untie 1 ,
tie general tax aws of the Commonivenith.- 1
The . importani purjioses for Which it iansed,'
fixes the clt - neter of the buildinkras One- inti- ,
- mutely connected: with tbe buiiness done, up
on the. road and not 'necessarily appurtenant
to it. -it is 'ailed' furAho accommodation o
d
tin - '
passengers the neeption and . delivery of
freight.; : -ale fact that a rooin..in thehuilding
~,, • • - - ,
is eupit : dlby - ngineers And Brake m en whil
4
a ling - the a 'vat of trains whi}4 They• a
to conduct
_to ard; - and, also, anothe
tido . iS occupied by tut agent whose buainess
t b
it i to attend - to' receiviti an , delivering ,
frei ' t, does not change / the real harycter o
the uilding, as
. one designed ati :used to fd
cilittite and acconiinollate the bus ,etes of the .
Road in the transportation of ..- = , -.(ingers an,
freight upon it/, , = • , :., .
.The second item, " Mae:line SI eps,” corn
Cie rly ..Vit:iiin adjndiated cases • ' properly
.
sui
ect
/ to. the assessment ; made . pon them ;
as do.. also the "Foundries!' de ribed under
theeixth items` _
Items fourth an fifth,"Car
. .
p:entur Shop,"• and "Blacksmith Shop" must
fall into the same aas the , two former
items, end be govern by the si e p nciples.
e ss
The “ Engine Housi "describe nn er item
third, and the '" Superintendants Office," item
Seventh, are believed to be'exempt i under . the
decisions and reasoning of thy . Supreme Court,
from the taxation -attempted to be . imposed
upon them. They are considered as-necessi
-rilY. appnitenant, to the Road--a part of its
construction—indispensibler .to. the . Very, na
ture and design of the enterprise. . - Erections
of a character such as thcie would be required
.
to some extent at least, aside from the ordin
ary and 'remunerative business done on. the
Rosa, and : from 'the use and passage' of En
gine'san4 'Cars upon - it, anal in keeping the ac--
cosnts and trans.ieting the. bu.siness er the
compani with its employees. -\ . ' . .. .
The iltrite reai'cia will apply with Anal if.
net greaier force„ to the eighth item," wood-
'They aro at hadisPeirsible to the road,
stations. Both are absolutelir neeen-
Ithe general pniposea and designs of
road, and iniat be ref-aided as appur
it.,-an essential part of its conatruc-
sheds."
as write
nary to
the Rai
tensuaf, t
tion.
Pie
assesso
; d and six buildings retarned by the
at a valuation of eit,ooo is clearly
to. the eiseisments :imposed, except
• acres occupied by sidetracks, which
ed to be-properly exempt therefrom,
otirt direct . that Judgment be, enter
, • •
he Plaintiff in aceoidande with the
g opinion. •• -
subject
the thr:
is belie
foregoi
_ : lose vv4p, attend our . Courts, esni,.
I.7.Jurons„cannot faille . notice the in- -
Omount of ' businese - to be done; and
it• business • accumulates muCh - fister .
is ,disposed of. •: • 41. - large • :share of the
I- business of. August Sessionii,• stilllies.,
January untouched, while not 4 single!
.i .
,nted • by ~
the' Grand
. Jury
,la - it week ,
n ; d isposed of the present Bessions.:-'
apt - Judge Wilmot imposed rides up-!
Bar lait -wcek,
.intended to - dispatch
of eases," - with -•-• greeter !. fain ity, ' but
tram •O I !Present indications 103i - ilea* will stilt
aeluM ate:froiiii one Court to soother. •- -- -.
• • 'The kind of : ikusinese, -- too, .with•• Which the
oriels f; of•-eseli Tenn its now (Yenned,. is,:a•
thing. ••: i which - - we 'lave a word to say, and
r l ,
a .bug' - . • '
on'to'Make. • At 'least half ., of the
fiat w" of each C ot is oceopied iii the tri
al Aif t e imallest, offencesauch'• - aer assaults
f a
and batteries , pit
,: larderdes, and: the . various
kinds of Misd e al ... ors l i . generally ' originating
from. the.most frivolous , einses,and often - pros.'
ethet: for selfish and 4ialeivient • purpoiiest 7
It is indeed, astoniShing! to What an extent this
kind '4 • )f liiaSiness is carried, and_ what alatit
amount le annually . disbursed from - . opre.Otin ty
Treasury to foot these-Coon:lona bills;•and in.•
dirietly.iiia thieinfarnoui kind. or litigation,' ; •
....."PloOs of witnesses Ore•biought here at ~ i
v•-•
ert Term,:perhips to convict some poor p
of 8 0 , 04 the vatue - of a Lurk e*, pad • *
jerity'o!: - .. in**es 'the comity . , ieleft • t o . _ y - :
from 400 0 : 14:8009,0 0 .,e9444 iilth. "s, I
chance Of:convicting:the accused 'of th :
~ e
offetteil- ehareed. , !:.What:neeeasitt: e ista tlin,
this simple, fcirm - . - of _government ;of • : •O rs; for
1 such an.• • iintaiging - and - eapenske•arrif,.; as ' tf.
4fterter•BesaiOnkfOr• the . try-of • • small
. - . ' • ' 1
offence.? Ind: why should the - CoMmonw • ' fli
t siiinfll; puriela link inviting malicious see ' n
' diela• to shield,tlicanaelpos . from - the terrors of
Via l . of costs • w hich, must _ consign , :them to
-1
county jail; bekin4 . the,b!nevolent , purof
aliliersliiid . =merciful-criminal code 'I ••,- • Tila*
lexists I slspoti-••-n00 4 0ty . . fo."lol#iir,
-its pun ..'01!;--
•
l
-1 iliiit6i**4l3# by thi - 00 41 0 . 1 10 - It:‘:':'
1 1 4 1 04:iA4Aii**iiit74`.(i i 3 0 114- 4 1 -iii* P ri'
vi,ie, protection air *wiOttOty
,4!i*Eilt; it. - 7.p.
Otriii4i.F#Ot I%**ltnik'brOtSor,o 4 4o-
tt4itte , !:,iii):4W - piiiticiiiikit liii . :piiiiiotal:
iiiaii,,,.,-.:!:-..,-_ , ,t , :?•€ , .-., , .--"-- ,, •, , ,-.•.., ,,,, ,:'..1.f2.
~,,:r.r...,- -:i.- - -'. 717.-_,--.:
1 ••• - tA liiik'j*iikt•intredlieedintfi - ,: i , Xotamilofi
r .',Baiiiiiinentativeilitatit , hater%44 4 '* • -i . ..10007'. 1
1 Sili'` . l l a„ : i'l*i. '-' l4 oll l : iiiii4 -- !iik i : 4 l'f.-#el
11
1
Elir
daily
sti
a
creasin
also th
than it
crimi ,
over t i
mulepr
hay bel
His HI
on the
the tri:
. ..,
ty from the enormousoxperises incident
the - . Fir TNtilfollowfng tulWle, difjectifltO
j i lf e,.lt y p r i t ,':."'.a ar ai: a at * g od' . - - ti a - -i t ,4 o - ala,:ilat
to. That bill provided for the' trial of all these hy - . Eld r Post, appearedii , th ' er It egis' ter-1 4 bei: 1. - .4*iviit also that was eta:) , teak to
ot,P ll 4ll ,:iy m t 4trt six.:liii b u y ii.up; aJn eti strce l.
lite. ot tli tl e nf iii - P. 44,3 eac ni e
w eld :io n: w i li . e., .
s f.. - 1 !...... . 7-. -..,,_: ... ,i ; :::..ker , psuitbi,lic: -,.:,. ~ ~; pe ts
~, :
~, e ,:, n ot t o. , pol o ,. h i t, pi ti :o4,, ti r t, oo. : p i : i ii
vrri * tien, C arth ls otL '— h il4ar esiled
hainn long beri!rciiined,in the Stateof New
' york.- : Thebill u had ft large 'majority ' in:th.e A I tuini . . Idly round and nitwit tali th - . 1. 2.
liciuSe,44:Va fit+lie'itifinal readen .
wriblo.Cli t
t id by he near aii;roach orthe . iid- from •
e -when It Personal e ncou nter„ wit!' ;y4u as e been fOreign l int snit .d4_,Kinn . . ! ,tpe ' bysaying that r'-iiiisei
my. intentions. ,
, Your', editorial career has ! to.pti . fish - it il trnit fur j the goodinnireinine
t been such as to convince those have just f and cdl ' i• '
oarsmen rendering it. impossible to Vasa it
through the seroo.. What
,might he its fate 1 moral sensibilities,' of the 411,Ct, - that 'honor on i' !ta a ar. 01 ! - t ri a - - a l ch ia l l A c ii r n ia i r '‘nslll7ge!,!t•asho church '
°ss
_ another:,
Irsiteril
torarseil _
timoroy , ,
nev i
( p i ro f,
nt fitwenl , 4l.o, the probable iresult neither of
to' you, ho s . h eap d•iii-go. jittt..yr)",t''.7.4linntlastf.dir ad dr essed I til'iii-l*:4; :411tYlc:1713t4lbreirnwhPetnt.I°hust.d7f4i-oPtla!f7iia;°44.:- h*.•;i
hick' - Elder.-Postirri' a 'Pallicti . ' :in this
afo -" rma ° ti t 'on vle .,o t:C f rY tl l e n p a l u fb 4 lic i ' ; ll II
:I ' i ° li i hove u t. . i :. 2 ;, Fo r. r
y.present;
little th °
- 2 7anev - will not Inuch_lOnfOr 4einiran insinky•
nl, entls l ,l4lt-n Infid ti! gllnut...but.of one ;thing
7 •ire-mertain, o thatz -- e - teiy. - '1450, - : w ho Will ex _ more to say • through this
i l l:partially, will come to the and that I will any as briefly:as Possible
amine the subjelnto: n ch.. enministerial
• Icenduct. . I WeS :fur;
• One COACIUSIOD;Iiiint . the exigencieS of the j ul g o i r Y k ri ° n il d t v ° it i ta a tel f a a s ne l y a." 'n h p Yf e e n s oa lu eti n as Bbr 'lll
hear
.h
. Pri"
t°
filid
Eiddr
. . Pont evince
1. di sposit i on;
timesthe - peciffaulating amount of business;• '
sustain it , a ii ~ The friendship• existldg' ' het ' iv e t ; Der . ; Little
had now to find him in •
addition," * -:
. '
sad the ifirciee 4 iif iiiX•iiion:tei - ' - - '' 3 '' 4" pro Pe-
. ! l! in ° g c6 a, one r als tr ehl ih d u-P fre io rn m w e h * Ol e e ek cl s ot alt e ; n .b d u l tl"
_call-for twine's • •.reitirrill - and we:shoultiliel -.1 ` 1341 w Y geif y 6 ' "' rum, ' or .t ba; ` ln
State
to. Ind 'peruaneac ii Chanicter - to , ' lie took -
I' l ga Orldiair - • -• • L- ,• il BO
v. easily proved'upon him:!..... --- ----'v - --z.- ,---'----
!Intel' I liad Ped the 1 W.titakerS of the S u-fo,nsospeetally, imipss.you report _ - ° •to olspne .Ws artlektnin l Pl:*l ll ! a vat-:
i gar ,
. it.. r, o ri i
g d rv riS ‘i,: i i ; . 7 th i ,. ,,dr tie it , s, ioss • ,t ? v ro j e n a k r i , ng e ;: 4, ll , n,.. e ili dtt p e lk ..
would: spate ene gh tme the ioniing' seision I •
froni deiotion.
..,.ichenniflOf: jegislau - va - .sise... "Ine nin an7t o o
r s e a t y r , u .t t h i fft ul y iY ou th i;.ii n viictle l l v e e nte he it - ets
nto examine - the subjtvt 7 -introdifcc Such l in the ease, nor his veniiod Of t ein,'either.)it- t• more.
alai°
a word faS Progress into the .voenhulary in l I iiri'.ira:lYreloY;irroefs:nol"B'taanitetl44;;:ifill;fr°emdciod-ny°:l7llthP;, ~-fie
h . li : i i P e t ; : ;f 'd !iv : (lll;:sest ': ,. :, :clie : ;l: -. .nig:l::
criminal jurisiirditence of - perf;lsyliaiiiii;% e ve u a r r t ein f lp i llibe . 4:" lin "se of 17? . ..1ik ed fro'sleep by' . ific et- es , Of the '
'cap.:
se! . if otir . .otrz* cannot he relicv# 'siffie.. failure t o hee, which the
a re i - 30w f oral f 1 0 0 1 ; .. to him. I ask no ° a s tii* l " '°
4°119' are
open
: tau"
h(l '' vag
"'
'for
he
ii.
- 14:-:
rushed
"
what of the taxes they , - gr , Itilnof. in t4ll?er , ease, i deck - benenth
__e noises e; arid found a laive
.. __ -_ . a ‘• i'from an one .ke winter abput to t row il l s Cajtain aver:,
• ‘4h ot.
, ,
to - sustain Courts of Quarter S .
iod4,
/ •
which men -may wrangle atont' 4 141 el !t i ght
,
as airs, at the enense of henestindu.ltr and
Let'tts see. ..E. Lind V. get into ajquar
rel.. , E smths les nose, and F. >ocits . The
canquisited.varty flies to a Justice cfr.: the
Peade for a 'Warrant. The magistrate in' i quires,
into . ,the Particelari,indsends the ma 'ter to
the Quarter , Sessi&s:' `A, , Grand , Jury iof 24
men perhaps sit all day 'at a (roller each,' and
find a :1411..- From ten to 'fifty witnesses are
stimutoned an(la day or-.perhaps twn daYS are
mod in the :trial. -Now whichever 'way
cons .
the c
foot
tse go6s, the county will likely Nave to
;he cost s , and 'Perhaps in addition beard
one !Ir other of the- parties three..inonths in
jail
.tail can,take the hetiefit of the insolvent
law sa
liciw if the Justice who issued the warrant"
had power to have called a jury of six meu be-
fore him and pass judgment upon.the case, the
•
whole expense might-have been reckoned In .
cents 'wham uider our present system it
amounteds-of dollarS, 4nd the endss of
justice too wouth likely Itivebeen.?ettnrserv
ed. Shalt
o we not hate sinnething of the kind.
. . . -
Or The Asteauter.lilitiois, airived ;at !New
. • ..• • .
York •On: Alonday - :evening., - She brings "about.
183,000:000' , in . gold: ;John Mitchel, the dis.
. - ,
I tinguishOlrishpatricttAndexilei wasnn,ixbard
ithe Protnetheasi'whiet prOhably riacheil . Ne.w
York yesterday: The tnining news continues
I favotablO: . : ...= • -.: 7. .. . - -: , : 1 . .1
.. . .
The
,I.ron Rille.
. The name of ..T. S. ARTIIIII!. is'stlirlcient to
ensure a kind reception for the ' Iron Rule,'
t
one of the est Producti,ons that has over em
anated fro tho Ten of this•most popular wri.
11
ter. All is works.poseess title same , brevity
in detail, ccompanied with 4 that fresh, . vivid,
life-like I) inting,. exhibiting the acute obser.
iver and c ear delineator of character: This
' work pos,esses Much interest,
: arid; like all
other works trona the pen" ofthis author, is of
a 'high, moral, and useful tone. - •
Aldress, T. ltl 4 eierion, No. IQ2 Chestnut
;'street Philadelphia:::,
i , I- :-. 1 _ -- -.de - remaining seYt". l o'"•- . - r - ii - -43. 3 ,- :- ~,. .. ..., __ ,
s. 1
Cove,Susquemaxe.s.‘ - , • 1 I ma/ may be net . dovirn s.S certain to vote for 1 " ret-DDrso tr) arias,. to .r•omPel the Dttomm
- . • •- ` ' Personally appem3Kl beforti.me Amos Will.; the pres•ent ma y . -be;
Part of these _ are al-
‘ g? .. .v r ero . .re. oti t....td . i•e 4 Peet:t,res,,tieijan . d:ta obtain
- 'The, Stuldwitilt. Islands. ... ,
The recent movementin; the Sandwich Isl- isms, one of the Justices' of t he i Peace hi and I ready appointe‘l and their Predi'leetions a:seer. from' ir rePtitattbn for de oTencee.: , -Tat la,
conjunctioa'.With ' , the factelwe :have.vela
. , - Yvlio, being 1 tau ed. This leaves thirty delegates. "iineer, '
- Ip . - I ,r es - si p:my l a w
, wh o this „manifesto wou ld seem tot close the i
ands, which looks towards. annexation to the I duly sworn loth. depolie and inv..that eeertain , tai including 'those from , • i e ,.. at '- -- .- - • - -•.- • - • .
.
~
United States, has been met by a protest -f ro m 1 article addressed to hint ' hi; Eldef Post, and Ima safely "be set down as ariti-Bialer,. and i tr.,. y. to all attempts a t, negotiation, , a ct.-
- P I terly't4 realudeall Hopes of .si restoration g
, . 1 .0 u .
.rind Published in the Reeisier l 'lent week l
;was . sent l ,wil probably be :instructed -
-forUon. W. H. - ~ P I.
. _
the' resident nari4 - 4TA
,Great . Britai n
bun by Elder Pont; Thesdayithe Bth inst. with 1 White of this colinty., We iluiv,e in thisstate. Peac°-. •. . I I - i _.-- - - . • ' ..',.,.-,:. -: - --., ;
. From otherinarters, we learn thaiNicho49
France, in
_which they inform hiillawaiian a• equest• that it shank]. be,lpublished: That ''rifent. included some counties which mar with
i
Majesty, that it, taagainst,the lawns laid down 1 the following thy &Wei Post. called at his of- 1 grelit propriety be' Claimed- or - Governor ' . ,k.4.0 . 1 . - It tiiY°g" measures to °°anterf-he;klElttgiantr!._
by Vette!, - .tor . . him , to -enter into negotia- dee, hayinz received in intimation that certain 1 ler—and the vete el. nliose reOreeentativeSh ' tlelPisted ult•Oferenee titherquarreLL A ra•: ,
' ' • lin
tions for annexation, wit ut th,. concurrenc e • • • •
statements in the artiele werild be proved false I Wit receive. ;when-the' time; fer'alitien arriVeSi I nor had been telegrephed in ' -advance. the . '
• irf print, and requested deponent not in'pubtts• h ;'Hi4 - vii,yte in- the converttinli ennTintl)e lesilhan l'i la, ll . lni!,•:ttr the ellce. that; an alliance'
. hth . -
of his people. : To ibis: protest, the Ameriean {the article. De•Ronent 4rlit informed Elder Pose ninety, if indeed there in
Cominissioner', replied, remindlii” the nenly hied he •sl Id not Cif thee I'f the' . lion 't" h' ':h th C v'ention. aisein '
, :hie Dust Slahoined; and the King of Persia;
mu re 11 , ar re e rom .po ion o im n en e en , , -1 - i ~,., : . -.• .
e t .
(the Eiderj Would to 'id
elected Secretary of State for Toliiti; that the i press unless- he
~ . . , se T r , a •
• i''' - . '- -1 t 0 kev ' and of course to threaten:.
any vOrY serious o p-lheeeformid ,beteree the,Czar, Abe. • 'Moulds.
1" made ;-' - . ;.the ) ritiali possession •
in' India. - .The.newi •
United StateS ~ Government hie never . made I stop thewhele contrevlrny.! .Thit.ofterwards, l ., .rom this s,tatement,and it is.frem had , s .•
greatcreatett_ sensation' in - rig. yr
E land 'Sl
1 It the request of a miituil friend of the piirtles '-fae s, not mere rumor, ns:te• the rote nf. dele.
any propositions to Ids .llajesty'a• Governments' he consontiel to recallthn ar t icle for that ixellk, ; gnt s,•ifean be.seen that the re-rininiaation ; 4:4'1 , 0 ;Ouracrixik l , ll a!in fact 'he'Po r litiO in. ofie,4nsa
to annex the islands to the Unitik State 1. i I
p i
‘n.
in n type,
e ,
s; -II- -tellino• Elder Post iri 'the'. mfist express ters .. GOlierntir Bleier in a certainty' , a resalt- ; nnt at , and - ilitir4 l .i" .66o ,iateat ivitli Ple . kr, lo *°: eillr - `.
e, . ' ' ' ter-andLvi s' of the`• : - .
adds-that it is not surprising that the mereh- 1 that he should retain 4 -41tfilnuseiiin - 'and pub ;•' :all nextiectel by those who leoe.natched the ~.Ve _ .., iylr ,•• . • •- . • .
4 • • •
lash it wheneVer . the CentnaN'•ersy should he en eat o p
..
ants and landed _ proprietors, - whether Amer!- . . f uhlie opt nien duria " tha- - _-h e l e of , -.• Our r•S; have- now ' before Ahem the
should
cans or, ot hers, . perceive great cornmer-
• • again'commenced by him. ' • I - I Mr Bigler's - official term Ile hia
And said Deponent 'lurther avers that he tig, of Nzitipnal faithfulness •and deintieni - Of e . rettirig,;4e(ell`„mirice mere, iMportaaf, - probs.
, the p reo .l leading - kto-pf,the intelligeitoi,. re ' - ad , hat'
vial advantages in such Connection.' Ile, there= 1 „ er ,,.- re f ee d r o .. pu btio t thi t . 'said -article es El_ S te pride, - end fidelity to all her hest and I lali;'.theitllto- - beeni sent over theftele_goik .
fore, can sea nothing very extrnordihary in the I der Post declares in th , j r ....Ategisier' last week, tre at . interests;: of 'persona, honor..2.lnd. jutegri. I,wlrea/ein; 43 tlat'',Prelk,h - rerolutiorc•of,.! B "__-
project remonstrated against by the English but that on the contr a , he sent it to. the- ty, a nd last hut, ot Ica_ t,.0, a d well 1. .. - ..1...-..4 i -.. r . - ~.. . 11 in
.-
•- ' - " " ll ' 8 the , : t O - o f. :%.' She Id. it , - ..be 'confinnied—as. there is Mild
and . FrenCh consuls, and adds: • tin o ffi ce to bepublished and 'it was part- to ished nano' 'of
, the. Party as 'lo the two I donht.tt .the will—,Czar Nicholas nr stand .
when it W ii. zia;;' . withdrawn at Eder , ter .. principle i l' 'rely, -
upon, and wittithese . he 1 the'iti4troii . or li man Who",desireß..".djn.k'.n6
. ' And.if now, or at any future time, it shall t
1
ost's.mnat earnest andirepeated request... . ICa safely re.A . on ent. • ' r , • ' ".: ,- , I ..) to - set 40.0.4 ix IfAiropoilit - nimsia, iti amass. ,
be found .to 'decidedly for the int rest of ' P That he tried to persuade Eider Pont from'l- : : : , . - 01 0:- .4 e....- - ---- - ." ''' -"' '-• '-' ' ter ,‘4nr..:4,14;i5-iitterty.anapoAlhie : 1 ° sPO lte,
both countries' to unite' their soverei ties, 1
eis erg - Union,) re erring;; to - e - - new' kind Of I, 4 1 . 41 ,4 e;vithit--staPetidimie:riT° l °tiolts it-A#7 . '
am unable to, perceive any treay or m ral 'oh. l N i el,
pnrsning, the controversY nn y further; but told ' 're:if IthPr4rearte o• 'in Af il ti. l2 g:""-Thifklar- 3on the i4i-t1)- whit:hi the.coidlagration willo,
ligntions orilini part of eitherto turbid the de- . . - , . 1-irii I highly prniSect in Eng i land,rels :4. , Measta. I effect ete r it
. is.loencluid. .....%1' 1 : : • ,
sired union, or any good reason for for ign an. ,-- - , - -I 11 I.E . g •
cffAsE . ' W (son it:lSl'Cialliamh have recently-coin:pie-I .J What .nitttude - thesii - new events coat ,
terferenee,to prevent it.'' Be then, at .onsid- N o v : •te :ii ne* steam mill . in' our boyough,in 'which I pet '.-_ Pr:urn -and :England -, te i aneme, we ire,
s s • and S bac *hed thin 0 9tlid* of .'
erable,length,•combats the arguments dvane- _
.... "rim , e ri . . , ..
n '4 tth run 4-1;2 rut fiat French liorrs e twehnti;•. I left Co; conjecture.-. , =A:• , ' menacing maremen„t‘ -
I, .it.: WILLIAM J. P. i
ed by those consuls, and concludes by stating " 653 ' - . , • , • - •i d revolutionS diminnie 'that!'tern riiit . floUrl - againstihe British : posiessionliii,Asial" ls
that' there is nothing in the Policy .of the U - - ISesituErtams. Courr,Y, l :ssi. . -., : .. , . i fast er than weeCer tiawit inn froni I inill spout' hring?Englaid'intalthe,van • 1 of thee colt f
i n
in
th - n mls enwt edis r ti a n t c i t f ly ign t y ha i t ,n it ( ! tr in d nst be published
nited States towards thoae Iblaqdri w iieh re- f. •
•PersonallY aPPell*Ll.d hefOre me, Antos Will. I .T se "gentletnen calculate to-grinct.regularl . r and_froin-the language - used , * Lord Abiale*.•
~
quires concealment or demands exP smition . i isms, one•of the Justices of the Pence in and. fr o "iiix 'to sevOn bitrrels of extra' flontPeerat; vhel.ord Ihlayor's,; . banquetwel'mnnetzleabt
--.nothing to disturb harmony wit ch hap. I f or the said bounty. Al 'in payrind ',Casper IV:- hour' on each run ',of'- and'atonis, - heY .Imq be..f that - he woulid- take op the gaantiot if ii-Viete
pily exists between_ the. United .States 'nd the'
Tyler : Who. being duly sworn do depose '.'-and. able to do more. - As. high as 'thirty
,:bushals4 fai r ly- t h r e v 4 down at hi s , ,feet.. I Louis- Nspo.
great comtnercial poivers.of Europe.' .. , gay that theyare work eitin the office of the Ottwheat -hare been ground Cl V rtinel " Hi .oft teen's intentio ns have lloo "i•ln ade kn. "?'
Consider rig the distance from the . eats: or ii
il 1 Anittraw Democrat, t'ond t 'at the article,. ail.: stOpes:irrthii;• mill, in ' am' hOui r Wer• aslr-,: if 1 Kunio ho tier, were =freely : nirettho - __l
government of Europe and AmeriTi, h 'deems idressed to Mr. Chneel; by Elder . Post, and thiis, him ever, been beaten any - ,etheret , Iflatiyi - p a n s . A gi t ' e ff eet ,. t h a tlooamen 'ere
it advisable te - d e p ar t from the ,um eourse r . which the latter Published in the . IWisler last one -has beate n it, he will please son& Dirviterd, ine de yatehes j ,frem General D'Hilliers, Mkt
and pUblish the letter, that it may go forth with week, with a . statement' that Mr.:Chase h 4 d - : I,y, , o have beep using th e :, floiminaddat 'thertel Sail for Canitaiitinop l .e.- - What,they were te i
the remonstrance of.the British -and French refused to 'publish it in Ithe Democrat the Week mill*: for the/nat• two Weeks, and ' find it en . Pe- , de there in, 'Doe explained.- - The intereata,;, o „ l
representatives. . • - . ' • --, -•- Previous, was sent AO t 6 iDenierat, 4ffiee by ', rio'r to any we Mize eyer bad .: -, c ~.,, , i,....? ! -e- - :- both - Franc i' . and England heratilt - a_,!°•°_,g:_ll' u t,
Whit will be the , result of these new move- Mr. Chase with - dirieli iti;l'to publish it . ; antic rL,_._,•-----; , ••-.----- , --, .—,-,----.. .:- --- .'r — ri :'— '• "'• ‘ ,1.: “, ertii.dictistedaftieutratattitideig :re m ' '
ments, says the Washington Union , is as 0
y•-! , that in neeerdnnce With these dinietiena said '-''''-1 - ""
D ' Mattaarnmerci.-The, Weak , . qhetifer ,b e ilet ,' z ihi t fis c it ess rep-a t ehition-;or Frertel.
uncertain; but it a ppears ; elear ! that the way article wan partly in type , When•it WAS recalled- R;Publicao , jay.a . ,: -. IW-0- have-seen i letter ' love ,of 'Mart al
,glerii.)o ll ' ,4 °PP° l ' th sr em •ir u
for annexation' is opened . , and it remains only as we understood, by directio ns of Elder Pest recent ) . Y jr° l L a gemkt 3 thanl:*: llo. hae - everYi OP7lah s e ett,it'and:to ODA:math thesw'Ord--11.-: '
for the' United States governm .nt to extend •m r . ch as e exprmel ed , ,, t n on
'',' e . presenc e , g re at, PPrtantrof :maki*a- correct: statettlePti l in4Lir era t,,L, .1 r. .
the rightland of fellowship, which Would - be
.regrehi at its reeall, lind
hailed with pleasure , tiy",,tP,L.P°rties at the:iot- area to keep the - matihscript' for thepor - miiinionens•ate the . end:,of the •YearAvill;khOW,l
afowed bin detenniri.- -11111. k-h he
si3o4 , .the report of the L Canal.,-Pottkr ,- '. :4 .1
I ! ! -
ends- : - ~.' ' • . of Publishing it afterW4rds;sholuld Elder-Post, that the T! is * U. a # 73 .g le debt' remaining ila ' 4
T_ lie New York Cemmercial,eotriroenting . np. persist in continuinit eantrevey. •patd on the Philidelphut end Paluiiabia...qfsill
-, , . , , y ,•• . - itOad,:itit be possible' to get _Abe creditors to
on this - Matter, says:' • ' .-.- . - , -, , 1 1,v YIN DA , .4, ' -'• ' • " - •—' '' ' •I
, •• 4 •-• .- • c spER, w tyLER . - ail
.for- , ..their , mine before! ,Ahat...,_report„.ls,
' For our Own part tve do 'not desire the an- - ' - t ' - ' 1 -' ' - ' l rl ' - '' ' ' ' -. .'
• 1
. I. .Th
nexation of the Sandwich Islands to this Union •- bac d tit' 29th s d' -
.1N - In l. -e-" -, ere lei- rellY much ; comfortan
SWOJID and so rl. .
, or $l9 0 0v.•. 1 this annotineetnent; and Mr. :Baker - Als nig
. .
except as we, might choose it as the ., less. of 1 • 85 - ' i -, . ' 4 - • NYII-J-JAMsi •P• -.. 1 eni, ertergetin„Superinteruient' l ,lle,seree ' a greift.
two evils. In addition to a- general objection , lad d ition -to -'1" ..1 : '''' " -'.
- ' r4eft r - 6 • * bi) t' b ' 11-"''''
In the " alcove we have hut a few ; . ; . I or: ringing& u sue ,a, resu :
to the prevalent disposithin toward territorial
__
_ a ,_ W hy
'I ~ , ~ . •,,-..„ , '
acquisition rather than the consolidation - and 7°r° B •'° ear. • vv,ny, iielner'rost altenta nor e
improvement of territories already acquired,we taken the article to thelßegisteronilactompe:
-, .laratio.- '
see imany - special reasons :against-the, incorpo
ration of :those islands 'smith:this Union. - We
judgeialso, that it would be better :far the
pease and: the, coinmerei4Of ,the world s that
. tbsyalleald reinala, an ,indspendent
But- the ! question is, can they -so rem:tint We.
doubt - iL Either they uast, beconie.colonlei
or dependencies of France or . England- r tor
strange altisaires, iue. now-ii4sys .the fashion=,
or they must lie , ineorponga with tho-1J.13;--
.
ilorneßragette,
A good story , is told of :Professor 116 .. n -
phroy_of Amherst College:: " One morning be
fore,sreeiintionompe Of the students:fastened
aDe it - o to :the professor's; chair.'.:.
he eetered the smite sod :.discovered the now
occupant of his seat, lietinimkepou heel,
aid c 54019:. eheereed—.:
Gentlemen, I . pereel4:yoi-hete e'eOtiti ) e*
'
=MEE
L. ,. .
-If the - defunct "Bank" ; ti on %Nth ou have
expended 140 much ink,lnisrbeenl,cOnverted into
a ...Steam Mill" thin whieb there, IS .nog realer
untruth—the people 'are! c'ertiiirilyithe gainets.
your exiiianation of the inattef . or favor from
the Judge, dots not. nitioid svith #ie_facts, as
understood ,by those who, veto present ou the
occasion.• 7.: '': ii . . r '.
'My "friend" and " * felldw.chinth tkiembet"i
whom you " beseeched" so,kip Oringly to peri
amide toe to withdraili InvlitSt efUnmunication,
whether a real or, fictithia4 p4is :limas:certain ;
it
ly ,very , unobliging 'to yen: , and as , very sin,.
gular way !If showirig,his trice
,liip and Oils-
Ilan
broth to me.l l'' .. i'; ' . •
- Oilier matters I , wilk'ipsi unnoticed;' and
TOP'
close with an . .aaecdcito, :.);Clattid of-th'a -
known 'trevivaliiii;" Mr. -Phini*3y, oti c irin - , ,1- 14!.1e
Ohio. Mr. ,PhinoCi WaS inn iii the - fitTeet,:on
a cCrainocc:ision,by Otehded.
upon hia pion heLpdintepl pichchintr, ii_Tittere- •
ceiredftoni.hhn an cinisston or. onilis,,curs.es,,
lihrd nhmeS, &g. the;:" 101 anttbittej%
nesS'' of an unrciTenerit.Oha4o.. T. 6 all of
which he coolly- replied,l";'Throw,:
dear sir—gt is WY vile
it all up, and doubtlessly4uWil
I I
Respectfully yoursi
- -• . I, - I • 1
Montrcise, Nov.. 1‘..;,1843.
• The above arriele - is prefects,.
with / the following declaration
"Ma. FRAZIER :—Theaceompirtying article,
addressed to Clvisti Esql; is a truereopy
of oncrof which hasbeen ;'refustd 4 placi to the
! Montrose Demierat; under such circumstan
ces is to require that I "she alt send 'it to .y . #a
for publication., It•was rerun ;;1 in its 'present
form, and also, when •acepatpdnied, afterwal.d.
by an offer'on my part, itn stiike . out the an
ncedete, which appeared•tather provoking."
.. I'notice this .renewed attack upon; me by
'
Elder Post, only becaUSe .a i sere unmitigated
untruth Was "never • utteled the Mouth of
man than is contained the above , quoted
paragraph that rf L l ;seFl to - publish that article.
Under sitch.circutnstaticci t si I feel bound "as a
conservator of publie metals:l to rid myself -of.
the false accusation toad 9 against ine•by Elder .
Post.. and expose the hnihor. I therefore. lay
the mattter. betore .14ie in a; manner -
• 1 . 7
which T think best .eniut.4ted,',
pie - that I mean what I sa:q.
- , v - .
*edit. with th e b u i4 d ti ll iratjse t ia , 1 refused : 13 th
eke 41 0 7 c eil m iwgs,,.,l,hice: y 4 :4 -11, w t :e t: i 5 , 144 : i e. z i. e .- 4 ,t s- ted: d .;- ! i : l 4 l ;7 4 l4l 'o l : g l. or tl anu r__ , 81 7' 1,-- .
al 1 i ' ''hel knew that; I kept it i , , i l' , .„eedolln:thelr;Pl 0 :-. -- -
to publish it, wheal , ,
ii - - ses - kt oo 47 r .P- ° ••••• 4 ; e i i s
~ren`qieg oty,..8100;-ArlY,
from the, public at hid or . ioen"„ le ," •_.„. n - ,rly an., tided
_.„ :sevena.-sidoakipethe'llo,v,P:
' - - • • t i ct -. itt- i rt,
is 'more oso low mut o -
that ••_-: ~1 . T country- , -., ne..haa,,oonseke, , ,•••.,. iid
t ' ' ' ''' ri he Vished pa st ~ ~
Hi
wiiite;: 0 :
it' oplY:on the supper'''' ' -
.-_, ',,, od i,,; .filliveoffkor l :se,g rt4 l 3 t ''' '4°Y 'ii,iii-rtiiiitleil?-44:
escape the reviewing tlif 4 t-lb° uu " erBl "_, e n. if)ii bt5. , 4 1 0 0 .1 , n
_nd-lIPI i I!? .. L i iii th i l iciii i oi
intending' td glie ittinl nit paper, - rug i n
„ l ' u T . tß ' klytkiall
. O ,A IN - I , l , lt .'w ei r 7 : --::::,-, :.: ,- g - -,..? ,
desperation of the case finally e°l ! el ! dedttrt ; r • nr,t,.. ,4 :•"::,:- -. . , ' ' ' -, . 7 `
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üblish
sort to the statome* OY I t I r ! ru IP. - '' , „ : 11 1 : o vote of Ultwilnket ° I I ' °I. ir4 l l M ,
it,,notwithatanding lio .I re _l! kil : ew it ti ,u4eifill_ l ls . - ''` Eir ik iw i t ,:i.,,: w aic for it* 1 19 6 l'Olgai!•::
-. 1 l i t t ifter•theipablie shall beim Pur"i • , ~.. ; '.... • ha y s -'. ,• ,-- ,il,-- ....,I,,7; t ikii
iv , as . .,, - , , i,......1,4i-4 -the,pnittetrft -..--77,17
the swornstatement °l' thfms*tw° r > "g '! n ri I Eir Rele , --, .tf 44 a** --Iptfiipppitt._# ax
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a know, ibid. , the sitklii . wat"ifitkpubThilied
out, reto teesig . 1
isfai 43c w 4
ila' I
P rink/ #a
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bona They 'lol:riegte the
Iniitid il. of - .CuifwhY.h w4 - et.
he'de d,"0,-as,the reply.
,',‘,,Dit
tain t ' doin't you - hear.m ,say. II
“Y:... " say* . COT,'" but' lasis,
'dal? body ioill'ieiiere yen I"
4 1 1 1 or. Rost ilia) ,
_in t ake hie own : appliestioti..
i
.E.tici ntly fur - the solo. purpose of:injuring
melt ' put. fOrtly•in . unmitigated ' falsehood in .
the: Regislei•li4 iv eek, intill,has . prev4 it
upon him bi.imbi Sworn
_witnesses.- ..H.epair
now Write . till-thit day ;of ilood;'l.svilfhoP
nothing. more: -te.de with one; who shows so
.. „
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i - ' Ohio liraw,ery. :- , ,
.
- A Whig editor'of New _ York administers
, • .
the following scathing rebuke - •to the Whigs,
of Ohm' for'the 'Course they pursued in; the,
fate 'cOntest::' ' - '' ' 1-F•'::
, We reroute ,the Whig'party ) of . Ohio as of
things past. : It is,, pretty much intliterated. 7 -
I We recollect something of that(partty in - Ohio;
tnether days, when inscr;bed;_upon its banner
hi tr;iutaphs by majorities that, istenislio the
'world, and seemed to . , bid defiance to all Ai ,
tempts:;. to,gerthre,W) it. rA,Mv -years hare
itpd,?red it ' prostrate and powirler, without
I . ]any
,apparent: recuperative energies. The ,fate.
; election:left: it with but five Whigs hi the'Se:n
late and fifteen. in . ; -.the.House , bUt twenty_
in tho entire LegiShiture: , This, iS, a . larnenta,
- ble pictriro of 1 great and powerful: party n 047,
fallen .and -: helpless. , ... We • hold .the " Rarti Of,
atici up,to-the political waild, its - a. , warsiiitg
racrairet the entartainment aside issues.". ,1 ,
efiaid fof
41n- waii-a 1 ; 114, 4 said to, be"';.o,o,ool.strong;
While,.uccording to the most reliable accounts,
On s er:Pahlfa'llaticthlY emend titeDatiftbewkh
ferceamountiog altogether to ,
forrne.,i is nhitadantly supplied, with - 4 1 44'9nd
artillery, and the nature of the groun is pees.
linrly favorable lot effective:. aiirfertenta
- ,Pasha has_no - horsetto
of A,sitnilarSdispreportiOn exista, i r
take =not,_ -between . the.eontenditim armies is
, in point of..zeal and - r artior_ b tlie . Turks
nlay-haVethe advantage; but in" numhers,,di s .
iptine r nitd,eoifitneats; theillussiaralremaa..
ifestly..their superiors.. - 'Nor Must: it 'in,fo r „
VA tea .thdt theaueitianlroops actually engig..
e 4 the;preserit: conflicts are mere.detseb.
• • • is' . - Merits:from the Standing annY ,of 7 the
Gubernatorial nomigavtort- , •tfint- lie : could doubltheta at a =tend
Tp quote;the . folloWiner from the Philadel- wariting;Ahat runs .risit-of lack'
phial Eveniiig.Argas, of Monday last. ey Pr suPiSllei... th at his &ai . : is in ' excehest
" Opon cover: the political battle field .4faininand jai- 4 00 11 e ;-'whilei , on‘-the other
:se far a 4 tho fer.delt./ ates has pr? U hand,. the are straitened for - means
must hav6-drawn ; heavilron their people for'
edthere seems to: be 'no doubt Of- the
inatlon or. witiiim - Bigler for:; Governor: ;of t -Pqnent:..4lvign;:nndr-%Yhatever may be eekl
Pennsylvania. The Convention,. full, will of t tr:courageillave as yet earned no - elai ß
consist of thirty ; three' Senatorial and one bitn: 'l.° din . citonlformilitat * :skill.
dred..itepresentative delegates:. L'Siity-seven• TbPed'eelie,identtiOns•give 'peculiar signifi.
,
menl'bers ' will therefore ruiCeSsury for a l . canes to our . nexus respecting the attitude of
Choice or nomination. - Now, far as - dele- Itneein- the: 3d of Neventher, th e day ett
• - • whiehthe.TUtiiti/crossed -opposite- Olienitza;
,
y'spgr._,Throw
I fed better.'
A. L. POST.
by Eldr:Post
g. 40 hAve biwn:,elected, there•are fifty-four
,
Stitkered 10'r arr Bialer ;no Cotiiity haiiinn. as
to aonvinee-.ptio:l
111:Cteu 14 ,
yet 'instructed their- ttetcpsui. against turn.;
Of the - seventy-nine deltgate.tviti,'
4 0 TmMUKDKRGu9PND itAl.ItCw).J ) . l u l) Y7
'ED —V4M recently ,- ao9.rding ;,PY)l.i
..... ,
' . 4.i=bil iitgAii'vtocid vntitirn
r ich
tttlietinire' 4 :„. .c. .-,.;',!..:, - ',1... s' . 4' -IC ' - *f --- •-,`
- , -'-'-•: , -.' , :4 , :' , •>: - .t,... , 4 - A . ... - 44-Iv,
•i::' 4: - * f"• -:'-: - : - ,
.; i -' .' • -.......,-- ~ 4
; ;The Eastern ar --
,Tf te i neWit trcias Trirkisy,hy the Waehinl ,
and Canada iierstartlitig and highly Impx
Thu thstuSbe,hnsUin emoted afresh at
r point:Giurgo”:4'olfeetia,- and Re; f &
hi , ,Orner Pashi a:iiiihy; mad' at iOltenitzs
imionntei;has4attei:place, - in _which the •
siaus 4 nride_Pateds . Yrilh.a lose i . , of 150 id
-tilef'petalr . \49o.-*Oundid,' This number ,
troops, engaged'lpplara to have) been ;81 1k
TiiikS, and some 9,000 RUstiallii . under 1 ,
eralPsirloff.' 'Rive RUSSiall officers had al
Arrit4id-Ait Conatintinopksa.s prisOners of ar .y
~
'Th ere' are - 2rumors ; that - Giurgovoi, and Tea
Bucharest had tif;en stormed by the Ta * I
Whatefer Credit the statemCnt- may oh ,it
is now .certain that Oner Penh& ifr_mao 'r of
the 'north litt o ral of_the Thinubo: Pe h f or .
ISided Xalefat.„on-the,far.,Wesit,' and left , I ga r .
iiisOiscOf - .12,009.,Miii there.;',.'ll,_Glargoo la'
Ant:fallen into his hands, 2,000 men ... r es „,
it:7ol - a.nitirilitht, - with 18,000,441 n •r,.,1;
occupied b'y• 009'. trooM. From 01 c ot s&
an d. grutkoonigood 'fowls lead directly ,
,ii n ,.
eharest; Wfijoir- i5,b,,,01y some torty-grel init, es
. distant.froliix. thei : for,raer and - forty , from k
law's' , plece''Flifirhed with-:i.letorlir there is
410 diubt that 'Like Turks will adyanek, if they
h a v a s m t-nirpndy done so, upon the Ise4dqoa s .
.hitsarpithee'Gortschakoff. 'NoWtthaehoitif.
it - wish : 4'e be gun , in earnest,' Omer ?Wize ns ,
net but follow up kis summoniwfth Alp La
resolution::;—Tluis[. '44 fate:*ll Wored fas
l i ctiCiSe.. , : *:` - • '. .
~;,, .‘ 7
*-
-:',.k h
or are : his c .extqoits exploits; ,µ
eenlyf Turkish „.
iliniihs Of` oihrah we heal; As VviicCetpiciesfi
that Catiriei vVhiekiiie dee itched to the im e y, -
in:Asia; withithe•-'newa , sb ;,tbeen , ,ab s ti ckai :
dived tqolateito prevent: e commence*
:of hoeti!ities; and here. n ain, the Tarkit h ate
'been' - Viittaiibili Otir,a::_ u*arti omi-what
i.ciiiitiliidit Wit' itliipli4 that Senn' riWr .
tAt, t Turkish General i cro s sed th e;Trintier(i e .
graded the guasiati,' territ ry,. and gave; 'b
to the enlemy at sime.po! t Oiposite tattoo*,
1 Ftivci thottiandOenzwere- ,okaged, withent de
-1 4itive .resulte. '.,:§iihncqu'e .tly; however, am,
1 ond eimieniCrit ii, said': o :have taketi.pt acp :
- at eierick-Dire;.*limi: 15,000 .Russians we,
-..-::4 ' , the Rii . - •
ego , . nu
so: ' : .‘± - 11e
-•
aiii:nOt dead r ,
"unit 40
~,, f eated; iiitt;the_ of
The'TflitsSisa force is said to.ilave,
en tad; •• .
it', hernia going , any farther, fo
pet at mien „any delusion- - whielt - titese'
m fight sreste-ia „tlettiliods of sotn.. The
vantages gained. by the Turks eanhe..hnt-tete-
PPrafF4.ii f
and In •nn i'Rbwaltertha,eldetulg Prei
-,cts theof issue:! '. The. Ru ssian ara9i, station.
B:C HAS& "
nrk'tic
the Ciar issued, proclamation
,in ,!.4,jch.)te
soleninly Attlipt
to.coinbat, and
- i Er! Th. New Orleans', Picayune ~ bid_ r* -
ceivett'a , lOt ':froutri "near relative of:Alrig -
1
,1
.Arl, akilid.rity,i *.Y 4 M4ilfeagait .*ciiant oto - ' -
, Mning,W-uf.:lSteinerv,,fr*tbot put forty
by the frieri y ; of the latte r party . . T 44? wfi, ,
1 saYstbako *Plaek..firs4o 6 oretliti n g -Sts i
,Artiokl's) . *rm., j. -11ii:iiiiierieturge (1 A
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111913- -, -041 * * 443 - :e.thititc which lifvoilii ,
hiatiAowsiPaial , la ,thatYpositioa - 11:4; §teil!gt :-
- shot him f* i n. likeiiit;iiiikhk Our ads
. .*sii.toOk f :loaf *bieb,be dieff,lo fire
U 4 14 lit ' *Raid ;:iiii*:,,pretituit _.,ttie ; ybole..
iri t see
lime.: lir i'Arikild' iiiielcalitinkoiheaf 0( 7 .
' ficer,liiid, received kaPti: brevets for:030 -
.toriouitl T -Ii" . ree.lo c ,thf - Fliiifilit'''aild Vitteg :
‘y1Ar5, , ,,,., I*, atatelpent,corrotturates 1,10,
-hskalread t a i3a.blishei, 2 . liVihi:Otar PI, the
I pubjeet.,=- viihirilr - 411trit ',.... '.
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