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POTTSVILLE.
g T ern tug, Feb. 2.
. korrisviLLE LYCEUM. 4
Order of Lecturer!,
Lecture 2nd. Tue.sday February 12. 4 , o4ifeat,"
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by the'Rest Arthur Wainwright.
Lecture 3d, Tuesday February 26. "Ali:n * lnd
scope of Modern Geology." by Samuel Lewis, Esq.
Lecture 4th, Tuesday March 12. "Athilas and
-its Mythology," by James S. Wallace. '
Lecturh sth. Tuesday March 26. lbxcnplogy,"
by Pact. James S. Carpenter. -
Ledture fi.h. Tu.3..1.1y, April 9. ";History gf Eng-•
land," by Edward owes 1
A 4 the room of the Institute will hold 4 largrr
number than was at first unticip tte.l, the hoard of
Dire tors have deciJe to issue a limited number o
additional ti , :dteta, which any be obtained by apply-
James S. Wallace, S ecre t ary . .inT
Bald of Trail:.—We have received the §eventh
Annual Report of tee Board of Trade to the4Coal
Mining Association, wlitch we will endeavoT to lay
.before one readers in the next Journal.
Opr Navigation.—We are pleasel to stake that
from all accounts received. da nage sustatoed. on
the tchnylklil Navigat Lon . has n•ot been of o f i nature
to dtlay the Coal llustae,s in the 'Spring. EAU re
pair] can be completed by the regular opening! of our
operations, and the Company will doubtless Use eve
ry effort to place the canal id , order, to pinvgat
loisa'nf
c c. We have 'receive.' a atatiatical account of th--
tDatholic population in and Anverici: which
from its' length, we defer until next week.
P'ttsgille and i';ull,l,lphia Rid .Rdiadi4.--We
wish, to speak a word in thria, in favor of our Potts
villOieclianies. We su.;ge,..t to the Directors of
this towi, the p di-y of havin.2 their rail rush - tars
built iti„oUr Bdroudr,li. Our s:rps are la-,ze enough._
and their owners enterpriziti4 ciidu,fd to furnish the
tarecibr four thiluaand cars that will he. wannid, and
we Will warrant their qu.alhy einal to those inanu-
Ddituirel anywhere. The prin. iplil tolls on the rad I
will be'pdici iu our Bdruul,h, and we therforci'think
iwrts its urclua:ci ti e,..ve.t.h.>in the work. ; which
f`l lir daily experieue , . enable 4 tits u to . accounpodaw
to the business of the region, Inure ecuieniaically
tlianc4hcrs.
Arsiwer to A '4 4Tait.—ln our hist we game an
Anairaru for tius Treasurers— , To whAinu do you
bend; when yo u bow to your devil."
Aiswtn—To Levi Woodl;ury.
ttinEr, the &rew townsman*, Col. Croa
lao 1, ihron oppos0 , 1; we khls to “puttlia /wren s
to pirty," L ut asuro. any r t who wish to 'pit the
.10re t 4, .11160 pr,l^ll , all ~ p ' rttiin. tliat he ready try
asaisi the-n. For furtiirr see hi; iLlv.r-
trynnient !
fWeeihe , .—Tae 1a..4 - vveek has please,
the nican, fastideSus in ;he weatiler line—the Cher
mom ter has been every Cam; Irani A bi itZard: atb
the b4rouacter wet, dry, hig, cell, clear and stormy
STORM AN I JELUPE
Ori the night uf Fn lay 13th tilt, a rain cammenc
ulpre,...e..lented to its severity, and the ground he
liatirely frozen, mi. tinp..irvious to tratdr. th
streams in our vicinity ewellvd to a - Mugu.
caLiiiri4 much 1-3tru•-ti, , :i t 8:e. - Dr
Tong hrid.re wharf ..t Schuylkill Ffl,oca, nw
viu-IJ4i other were much injured. 'I
htid.; over the .Selni‘ lkdd h Ain; to I'l.l grove.
was tinieh darna..Tivl. At 2iiielo.:k un Saturday, the
rain inovidnitially t wed. an I a severe allow en
sued, which, nutwithstais.hug the quantity of rain,
to thc4 dopth of several nicidis. This and the frozen
state of. toe weretthe means of stivang tin
rul rOa.hr 2 —had tlr rain continua mud) longer, the
Acqueduct ..pp ,v:t M irris'i A idnion, woulirdoubt
lcss bell carried awati. ye Riau
oe are pleased to state, have es.capioil without
- Material Mit;ry,
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To whA, valitiy down to Cu'
city. has hcen the seed.. of I i.ss. unprecedented iti our
country frnn a buridar 'fhc Licidete at
Mai did Creek. is sivept etpliatik
r.e.nt.id Port ( 'it:o,bl arid ri a toe Tunnel Lae Hltler
c 1 o t-iia•l. at: I the r aio:l_ t.., ri , et rendered al
. i.op by 111 11 htt..lq
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I:4at :33 ran•lJ
Were a.vrvt a,v,ty aid 0rA. , !1
brAz.z. 11.4 d J ^ JF tti 1 , • rwtiplet.k, tum
out, and the 13:12..1:e totali)
dcatr,iyel. The ••bfg A.l ,w Lev,16 . 15 ha about
otte th:rd hreaq ...I a-%
Froila ;Ito la.l ai re xve 0.1. at tne
ern s'im-c of the S-!'au ‘) .fail!. .t. ::1::14 from tur Mar
krA st:ect 13riflue. for roe a' nl.l a t
Naval is a siyrie of
wrrx.k aml num sl r)p, tirfl sch
,
• lying ai).11r.... -1;1 i retsr! ?V' ..1 , 1
k p ofi t.-o• b:trurti have
r k:t he- tp: .yr
e au 1 de?.,,tel ~z.,.).;,. from - iwi t the,-
• csiivtir J. Inuit therofore be
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1.r.)1.41 up,
Tie frustot t.!tc ttii , t
p.r . :41)..4 e v er 1,1 Li3p.c l auyiki.l. No vOhar,i.,..
i.-P or.• seen, .119 4 e fittit
.vater vr.c. T Fiiiiting t e4lle,i.
apo . 0 . '. l p , rive; the f rit t a ar
r vlrr3 v. 101 N.L . Sr an: 'a, to am
c,'c•u. 1 1 ,1 ,11^ 4) the ra;
,~rh• ~ ,•a;.i•,
1:ii...i.,!A a - il .1:5".4 trhz:h injured.
,t . ..: 'o 1v . .. tali.cto 0. roe lyi.litA t.) vtew• the 134idge at
1
(";,,,‘;', 1.....!rr... Al•out t s , :.'",u,1.1rt...1 (cot o 1,
t Uve Vfl
1" I . I 11.A ., 1 ,0 ••11 CA7SINI 171, , ,ty, App non y the
I A./it I.: 41 of the :.-. Ise is; ul njured, Tv%ci spans
PI r , 1 .30. sl.l 1!.., 1',, , t I:, it..f tie p'ers.
;' , • .)`,,itat.it_. ~f. t t• - • i'l At ' ti.,. .k D. lnl , fi b,,,,,
V,r,
=I
,• •,, 1•1! .1 :4 tl, - , a2 , ,t t•p
H I cel.;r at 1.1 u» 1,4) 1,3
tij
Minacjrik: the imoks of 04e river
toutrii;•-fl, a•ei 0;0 ter an I Pr,ftirt.t.
I' a >Or u ,- afaal3tiaZ Ai it sv,•ta .L 1,1; IN 11l tile rc
• I. h.p! ati.:y the dwelhirgi of.iaa
pia: fa.u.hes with thin". rohterits;
L 4 I ; are happy t., ann•ntnee, Only the
coal overationu at this plgc, , h c inet hut 4„.ith tri
t4c
P.ir 717 in 2V VI of 14t. week
was Artadful' at Nen , York.,—the l o wer s t r ea and
wharves all iriunilate 1. Mr... 1. F. Rand° ph was
101 , 41 the fall of an awnipg beam. We ft•ari.hat.
eitoigivo •'_gasters have happened to thi shippin4 on
th , mit, as the storm, came ifrom the S. E. rr
The -Slate • 'Freispury.,--The Rump Bonito rove
f ly,
pursed a bill to lure irli each ine,mber frith the abates
4 the convention — only .fifik dollars each . i to,
.J. 9 futaishe , l by the Key Stone tricunvirat,e. Wbo
pays fat them, it the Treasury is empty, . •rding.
to•theltifivetory of the Treasuret 1 , .a . , _
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F , a Ball.-4-Our young are talking of - `
a'
fancy . neweekOßelfireg it n ',le on
bawl. "Ai , -ho ee,ttr.,:eie itok, .'rkwaiiiii !,,7Perb
I to
Ai--P 1 7 ?i" - I'l : :-'"--: ''',. he
"f.
B. p• we should g o in the retcend cheredee. hert
any one IL pair ,; hoeua to lend us I , ,
~C areifor Fqdrus.—A plaster made of lsofisastp
and the etrongestttne that can be p4scurat"-4x
cieng phper.. H
We reeo !amend the above receijn: to the 'Mention
of Corgriss. to 4e ingraftad in the bill a mast de
faulter& ! The fiat article can be obtained . from the
Preeident himself in all its purity, and the latter Mr.
Speaker t'olklais on hand for the use of 14s white
washing eouainittees.
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All the D ffrr nce ! —The State Treasurei• refused
to pay the order pf Gov. litner to defray the-el-pen
c.es of the militaty called out by him, but the loco
House - Imi willirs busy the bullies-who kicked up
all the not at the rate of a dollar and a half per day.
"Oh consistencyi thou art a jewel !"
c-1. 15,000 copies of Gay. Potter's Inaugural ad
dress went voted by the Ifouse and only 130 of Gov.
R.itner's recial message. The former contained
empty prqmises,
.0* latter public business of impor
tance.
“The feniten4ary of Oiio last year yielded $ 26 ;-
000 prufitiv over its expenses.”
This is: . quite an encouragement tdcrime. We
shall soon: havesimlications for charters on .a peni
tentiary plan dimwit by the way, the Governor will
veto thetni as tlig object can be effected by private
enterprise;
Anti Tamperaisce.—The Legislature of Kentucky
have advihed thin drunkenness he a rrahonable
ground of hlivorcii. How the whiskey will be pun
'is:led by ever • in who has a shrew for a wife !
Titusi Ldf 0711CI44.—This production of Shak
spearh has beer peen adapted to stage representation.
Garrick °tiered 4150 unsuccessfully. We learn
that it has been utidertaken by Mr.• Bannister, and a
version alit: tned, in which all the original language
of the bard has been retained. This will: be a
triumedi for ,tihe Maierican dramatist, and we 4bould
he;teaseu ttihear of our natai.e Tragedian under
taking the character.
T et , Ciaiunry. r.—D. P. Brown. E 4 has
moved for a new ltrial in this cause, and' assigned
fourteen reasons why it should he granted.
t. A mammoth cheese wengiung 7001 5 5. * l, Ol
WAS presented two years ago h' Colonel Meathent,
of Nov York, to the President of the United States
'las been given to the the: Benevolent Society o
Washui, , ,ct.Jci,cay.r
h would have been well to have retained it as a
mit to catch the suh-treaattry's "rats and mice."
lay 1.114, a fire wait placed near the mouth of Mr. L.
C. Dougherti's cqiil drift, to prevent the cold from
pent.tratunr tle works. The fire cauaht the prop-
;Pi mt.:, which was sisiedily extinguished, and twe men
oassed into the mine to ascertain if injury had
lone igHorid Where the tire MIA placed. The gase
ms vapours Orom it. had been collected to such an
•Ntent. - in the works, that they were both suit anted,
before any assistar4ee could be rendered them. The
iractice of htiring grates neat the mouth of drifts
a common one,,and great rare should be taken,
eiat a free ril-eulaiion of air be kept up, to prajent
that arcumulition of thOSC lIJN,iOUS gases, emanating
from burninga.oal.:
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Read the citmet from th spedrh of Mr. Wise.
Aufisi Death—During th,e severe storm of 'Sun
Tile coloh, 1.3 ',Ent!
L. Stone, Esq.,
a few weeks ago, ;renounced all right, title, and in
terest in arid to hell military prefix of Colonel, and
now - we find him the represer.tative of G en . Bog:tr
ios' statf in it military ouncention of Albany. We
are sorry to sat arid the gentleman is not a sound
nut —he is rotten )n the krrnet.
D• morred ! e ytA r !—Richard Rush, a the
4,1 ,t e h t , J l tfre , letaltstn,is to he the loco-foe° can
lidartic. IS. :•.;eitator ! NVe'll bet a fitrthing rush
light, he no better driltocrat than the preseut in
um',ent, Mr. Buchanan !
qiet74.l - ieloria.;—The English papers have been
inz to raise a gtiry pri.ju lirial to' the ehardetit4 of
IFsii.ir-Got /ph, 'Nei; soy a van tig wan was t"ounti
in•paled in her toOil rhantfr•r: ti& a very black
wwk on the afrtir, hut ivy, Fila."l‘er yet, %%hen the in-
ctittlert.timq out t- t'tt , a nti,lity,:ous riiimn sweep!
one mill nyt b^ tootud with thy hke,of late , %fly, am
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17, ]rr r., it_ rfi !it, ajd . ~]ready at New
ork.--their probe. ,trid widpel4 airready, and-we
• vitcet scion to hr the result of their o:peratiuna.
Mr. M.iltleerb,rg; F. S. Envoy to the Court of
\ pre 4,4iten ered:nnuilb t., the Enltiorer on
wai n/ust fd‘ornbly
ret ClNtd. •
Oipe , .-4V% r do not see any thin; of the
Market: Wily is he not doing his duty !
tows are made t , kep arid r»t to break.
From rnery yti..wvr we hear the thunder of indig.
14:1!m r up*itrveni and Las fellow consre-
Litor:: .q..ou.t the nights of the people of Pennsyl
' ~-,1 L i
. tltunder !Aka) has nit reached our quarter.
If: r. tAtevens was (I conspirator igatnitt the rtzhts
‘ , l the p..opie. why tuts not Ids namq placed on Gen.
Oilier's Lst of serelliants at arms ! His is the ottily
lidt! d td Jett thatrwc ran hear of!
T 4.—Puft.ss‘r :njTIII.IM has been the
T.1:1 t f rtt> pr-. 0 offered by %tcsr.
,I , en. his cntitted ..Uncas, or the
S 210 %% II be pubhothxl to h>-day's
Jur I.ty (•ourter.. :We shall expert %unit-thing tine
author , oiou trxest, Burton and 1.4-
a.i .."
31 ne. —lt 45, - ,hains to, been re‘eleetett.
1. Z•venaor in aijoint vote of, the two houses of
the .11.iti,e. 1,4.7,t1.,t4re.
;r„ 13riti:,11 fleet of thirteen s•el
011 - Ceti ploc coninianded by Douglas.,
1 , 1,1 h. Mr :.'a4li. , iugl/aru, the Briush nair.ister_ as
A ;ex
.M.. &Lief Ott I—This gentleman has had
Nis , ktpper3oppe , 4)y s . ecimmittee of the 'Senate,
icho haN, .kparted ih favor of Mr. Btook e's claim to
the aeat. ? , He held big own for seven weeks, when
he knew he Was thee by accident; but he been hon
orable enough to haire allowed Mr. Brooke to take
hi. seat at first, the Etunip House could not hese been
rebor ,, ecl, aind the state would have hcen saved
all the t odium of that r i trans:talon.
GosrePorter was krenaded by the colored Band,
laid Friday theft, f,r the frienrl4 we suppose
atanis(d 114 the p4cor African in Ins .
Penn. - '.ll.le.grvirph.
If any or them wish to ti)e "white gemnian,'! the
Governor ealOiaelit Olean .w to white wash, and
no ihnilit"they t4ke benefit of his advice.
Banking Larca....*:
ing Law, amds legial4i
orroarifint,Api;
of M. Fraley's 'Bank
iiroseediagsl be foam&
THE MUIR 4 Ii:Ss it) URN Ai.
Gettyabtag Rail Road -04 ?Wire wishes
41 Ow vilrkvtt the:CoMtburg ;s4timai4t4 to be
banoloned, : fliona .-yespattai• 8 0*-lO—ot !Otter
for:the otatovifwo can only foitkrY
t;tortnrecoo Falsehowi7—A loco paper prodlahns
trinmphantlytthat Daniel Webster could only obtain
200 majoritj , for Senator in the great state of Itias
sachusefts, where a recent Whig Dovernor was elec.
ted by upwards of 1. - 0,000. Wail the blockhead who
wrote the editorial aware, that it was not a popular
vote, but a legislative one, or does he want to keep
"light" from the subject I
al. The Reading Preen, copies our article on the
amount of coal sold on the line of Canal, between
Pottsville and Philadelphia, without crediting it.
Thank you for nothing this time, hut don't do so
Caroline Augusta Chase, and 735 other ladies in
Lynn, have petitioned the legislature for the privi
lege of marrying black husbands.—/30ston Post
Grant their petition for mercy's sake—the crime
will cairy its own punishment. The black gemmen
will say to the ladies--“mislike me not for my com
plexion—the burnished livery of' Day and Mar
tin
An equivocal charatitr.—The Petersburg (Vs.)
Intelligencer says, that the Petersburg and Roanoke
rail road has "made more money and killed more
peopk" than any in the U. S. Friend Splines
should procure an agency for a Life Insurance :Co.
.there, he would make a fortune.
New York Sendie.—There is a loco majority of
four in this body, that oppose every bill, however
useful, which does not tally with their party meas
ures. This renders %Tatory nearly all the acts of
the lower House : but next year will complete the
purification commenced by the victory of this.
Loco Feara.—The New Era is awfully alarmed
because an investigating committee on defalcations
is in N. Y . Cannot some of our editorial, friends
tell Mr. Theron Rudd, one of the attaches to the
Era, that his old defalcation of $BO,OOO, when Clerk
of the Southern District of N. does not come
within the sphere of its present duties I It will
quiet the poor fellows trepidation for a little while.
Odd Fellates.—Therotherhood at Pruviclence
R. recently gave a splendid supper. at which his
Excellency Gov. Sprague was an linked guest.
Slale Treasurer:Damel Sturgeon hag been re
elected by a note of 68 to 55 in joint ballot.
Cong-ress..—Since the appointment of the investi
gating committee, nothing important has been done,
although many private bills have passed to a third
read ing.
Philcuielphia Loan Co.—We are pleased to learn
that the Cornmiuee it,pcmilited by the senate, to en
quire into the affairs of this company, have made a
report exonerating the institution from the charge
of being connected with the Lumberman's Bank, and
from the charge of having violated its charter, hy' is
suing Certificates of Lout.
Merrick has been re-elected
S. Senator; the vote stood 4A for Merrick, 2 scat
tering, and 33 blanks. Thus it will be seen, the
Whigs have retained their ascendency in this state
-in spite of lamentations."
Will some of the Philadelphia papers publish
the annual expenditures of the General Government
from IA2O, to - the present time? We cannot lay
our hands on the necessari papers.
National eirilitic.v.—Conirnandor Page of the
L.7.ti. airier) of war Natchc, and Prince de Joinville
of the French ship of war Creole, exchanged : salutes,
&c., on the occasion of their inti,ering at Ha-
MEM
. The County Members.—The disturbances it the
commencement of the session, prevented the Whig
county members from contesting the seats usurped
by the mob, within the first five days. as respiire4 by
law. ilesohitions- have bCen repeatedly offrred fur
the passage_of a special law, to allow the seats to' be
contested, but thry have,always been voted down by
a pally vote. Does this not show conclusively, that
they arc fearful of thy truth ?
Hu! fax Itiutirk.—The c ircumstances connected
with the election in Halifax, and the conduct of
S'LrAw, the constable, all will remember: Last week'
he was tried on an indictment for refuong to do his
!morn duty, & Yiulating,the law, which was.brought
nt No%einber Term, and found Guilty. The 14•Ings
have brim accused of riot and mob in this alar, and
yet a Jury of our country hare punisliied n comaabli
for not acting with Lhem in the election. -Truth
must prevail!•'
Lpnk mil fir ra.rt.t.---.‘ special message from
Gov. Porter, recorru'en Is the Itgislaturc to allow turn
to borrow money to carry on the public works,when
the appropriations are exhausted.--iluzza for re
trenchment e
71fr 11 , ir Appareni. , .-Mr. John Van auren was
at Dublin at the lastadvices. Lord Durham toast
ed ••President Van Buren," and Master John toast
ed Lord Lbtrham.—Thus while Martin is rnn4-d
at home, he is torrxtrd abroad. We pink bell be.
dnae brown before Iring
Uni,mthie. titer h t it .p. :111.1
Tammany iialL—The loco temple in_Ncrc York wants the :date t.) pr, ill: ri f
siaired severely in .the late gale. Two chimmes not at the% arctic bccin, there a u,oh, tut
and part of its roof were displaced. Poor old Tarn- I was found nere:sq,w7, to employ .Ire:o7/fire sergi..2
many! props, supporters, clumnies, all gotiv_r! Its lat arms ti re-t:[ th^ unlit.i I .re calkci - ntit (;;)%.
hearth-stone will soon be deserted, and it will stand. I Railer! the polita.-al de falcalioti
Fairfield might say-- ,, A pyramid oidespair on a teltus, the loco all !Aided hlin as as
desert of locofuemsmr honest• mint—Aldotly over the her of liner
hor.ored Brous noire— 11,, a •comt
&ale Trrasurti a ,,--It seemed to bother the le;isla
tare how this officer. should be elected. Brou it,
the 1.,r0 foe° from Philadelphia eminty, , moved an
amendment on the subject, striking out the words
-lu-cording to 'the (Thnstituti ? n," and inserting as
heretofore. - 'These democrats, as they call theiM
arises, are rtraite legislators.
L ur ,..beri san ', Bank.—The People's Monitor gives
the proceedings of a large meeting held at Warren,
on the affairs of this Institution. It was the opinion
of that body, that time only was wanted to recruit
the affairs .of the Bunk—that the persons who are
trying to forfeit its charter, are the very ones who
have produced the present euibarrassments, by not .
repaying, their loans, and tlmt its continuance is ne
ced,sary to the business of the vicinity.
Nay has been intimated that as the
names of the inventors be frequently given to their
words, we need a new nomenclature.. Thus we may
speak of macadamising roads, Bentoniug the citrren
cl, Priming jour neighbor's goods, tiwartwouting the
Treasury; Great-westerning from justice ; Sturgeon
ing the State-Funs and Cuabmia.niaing the previous
question! . We warts new edition of Webster's
dictionary ! ,
Mr. Legget, d 1 New York, lateiy one of the , edi
tors of the New York Evening Post, , has beCn op
pointed, it' is said, Chief Clerk of the - Navy Depart
ment.'
We knolir Mr. Legget to be an honest man, al 3 ,
ththigh a violeit rlitical abolition*, or else Isre
edififkbinli W o
ood mit‘Ouo of a l sub4etourei •
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MMME
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The- .41—Bills of indictment have been
E mu ' by i,•'"Ge; ad . lnquest of Dauphin Co. against
CHAAHS PIAY, JOHN J. M'CAHEN, JOHN
W, RYAN, IOHN (Jack) SAVAGE, JOSEPH
HALL, AARON F. COX, GEO. W. BARTON,
JOHN SNYDER, MARTIN DUNLAP, JAS.
BLACK, GEN. ADAM DILLER, for riot and
conspirer* against the commonwealth, at the meet
ing of the Legislature.
These men will be tried and found guilty, but nev
er irons:shed ! The same mob power which placed
two of therein the seats of the Legislature, which be
long to others, the same E.recutive power Which has
given office to another, and the same legislative pow
er which has tried to compensate the others, will
never permit such an event. Bullies can again rule
the Capitol, a party Governor can pardon, and a
party Legislative enact laws to guard and protect
them. Mind our ptedidtion—if convicted, they will
not be punished !
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Florida—A convention has been held in this ter
ritory, for the purpose of conning a constituttion pre
paratory to admission as a state. The s4ive ques
tion has of cceirse been a particular one, and under
all circumstances, as from her proximity to slave
holding states, she must be compelled for the, present
to do the same, the resolutions have been very hber
al. , A committee has recommended that the legisla-•
ture be prohibited by the constitution from passing
any laws for the emancipation of the slaves. They
are to have the power of 'prohibiting the introduction
of slaves as merchandise, or criminals from other
States; but not to prohibit any emigrant from bring
ing in his own slaves. Fur all offences of higher
grade than petit larcency,slaves s hall have trial •by
Jury. Free negroes and mulattoes are to be excluded
Iron] the State.
Derenry,—Mr. Pray-, announeed the success of
Mr. Miller's election from the - clerVa stand during
- a session of the House of 12epreseiltat et 4 -•-• the locos
made the Ball resound with shouts. This Pray is
under arrest as one of the rioters !
.I)..marrrf:Jx bi no, al i• .—T 1100,111 g of the
committer In 12.,:izrt-id by ballot ru Ott ul :stvart
wow' s alc-abon. may b e considervdas one of the
mo,t dan4en!ti , tort.n,ilion.: th it I , l,•rali,n(h.is
tcu
tur( in th.tt
...k rid is it thvre t oti are, IN !al ,I..i.4ontatir nose,
our piercitt4-1.)i., 1111.1 pt . llCtralltig ChM ! '—
A dangerous innovation, t, it ! you will rind it so.
lays the ale to the root of corruption—all the, hran
cites Will be cut txtr, and the dead hint, c.rplitt , (/
wdes& 'lt is danr.eroili to nonr but the corrupt.
and thoy - fcel it so, Mr. K,
InPrniathal, Want, d.—'l'h, Petersburg intelh
geneer Tuaking enquiries outs-halt of the friends ot
the late John Llishop, outs ehildaim.Nlary and Asa.
They or their heirs base something, lucky in store
by making proper application.
The New Appnintmeni.,.—Jud'ae . Bunisule hits
decided that the persons appointed by Gov. Porter
under the new Constitution, are. entitled to their
seats. Judges Lewis and Blythe, have coincided in
this ()pillion.
Canal Cora mis.. , loners.—Jumes Clark of Indiana.
Bell of Chestor, and the Hon. E. B. Hu!de•c. hate
been appointed Canal Conlinissmmrs. Our readers
will see that the rejected Senator from (•tester, has
been rewarded for Ins recent disapponnmel.t.
Mr. Swartwout was dining with his, friends
in London In zreat style, at theltst inIN lees. We
suppose Mr. Price has joined twin by this time, mi d
over their port. thy talk ~f olden tiff - n. 6 in the. port
of N. V. and their parting Mainly to a st is,
tStrb-truasuries and sub-treas.urers,
We - need MUat ride, when fin , devil spurs. '
_I
N. B. It is said that Stephen, Price, the dratnarit
brother of the ~g reat rcsigued;' is about to icvlvethe
Beggar's opera—the i t tirts I Madre:tilt :Ind the i-us
tice to be performed by the two worthy lett4rcasonTs,
and the managers has - sent over - Mr 2tal supernu
meraries, for the ,horusses . , particularly that of -Let
us taketO the. road Mr. Woodbury has contracted
to furnish them, as likewile, to paint new scenery
for the piece—Late reports. give rlalenee that he
is eminently qualified for both 7 -m.osc verrons'. if
justice is dont: all patties.
l awn , N,apital.—Wr ire pleased to notke,
that a vigorouS rliort, is being made to. call the at
tention of the Legislature to the erection of a state
Hospital. for the relief of.-thi , insane pa Ir. Theob,
'Sect is to hi effected', ott the in.,st appraveci Frernai
system, winch is triat.,f -Hier d nt to all
inmates if fizin ' .•
~:I•iNit..l 0,31 - A - ills!,
all,l tr% 04 . •'. l'ie rn.0.1 1/IterV.l , ,
Irad tne p .;,.; t il • i. p tir s u t „I,
Thr flovv'rs of Sprine, shalt bloom again,
dais} hie h.e.c lee() Literrupt,.l 1.% the nns-
Anil the ! Ammer utN return,
torn]
Beien einti,lS adorn. the '!.iov of morn,
Our .s (~14 t'le.a.ze in t:lis kind of
lint the car heart wikl:learn,
e has e there are tvF:o I
It, tint !Tight freshness
. ) . )ass'd
or the prl , ,ltt or -1,1111.111 hen, fits. but
an ac,
.knil Autumn hour (.111,11. on. •
noneo' I.his the in.hr•ent.
I No - revurning spring. reno%al - o frig,
blne 01: 11y ,; the fal o r a , tru p res ..
Of the earl ulow that s
Sion 111 1: ,-. 11 ,14 wed he ourleuri4.l.lture
without nil Co:-.t ne Aiall soon 11.,‘ e an n.
stituti , •n, err' way worthy our st.,t, :11.1 its than- 1
table charaitzr,
:V,P.114.; '4—The I,,ea• fn't tr cd dt per.ua.:
our ettyats. that tn. re waa n tnoh at ita
that ull nnderh and .Itnet. Fnuhn4 that
e c"rrect. and we give WhN Mr. Mon
blius r oro.ortetl •m• of 11., 0 ,1-
hounds—ready to butehi.r.'-wr are 1.. t lo&; to tie..
terimne, but 1:07 , - his r for proof that -all the
accounts of -perfect quiet" trumped ! , y the Keystone
party, arc false to the rots:
Jillini.nr It'
F aits ye% 111{11i , N6 at hand--noblood
spilled as yet—the (spied is ni possession of itic
Van Buren party, and a mob of blood-hounds. of
about 500. • They drove us nut this day. Govern
ment is as much as dissolved. This day the Atsetird
was surrounded by them, but could not :get posses
sion as yet—we have about fifty, men in for safe
keeping. The Gosernors house Las been guarded
List night and tins nigh: agaiii—Stevens, Burrows,
Penrose and Cunningham. viould have been nue
gwrized had they been at_the Capitol. and all this
orrarrount of the Philadelphians. ilarrisburg ap
pears not to assist us. I shall soon be at home if
spared—nothing, but confusion, like .a bee-hive if
they'loose the'queen; shouting, rejoicing in the cap
itol by 100 of them,-ready to butcher. . ,
I got watched so that I could hardly write these
lines.
Western Suombeats.—The St. Louis Bulletin of
the 11th inst. states that the Mississippi rivet 'is
clear of ice, and 041 the steamboats have commenc
ed running.
The nett account* will be althea kort!ting their
Wants! 4 4 ,' • •
Presidential Term. —The Washingtrin corree._
pondentloUNiehlistay, "aye, that Mr...Tallnsadge of
the gen te has introduced 4 joint resqution for the
AmentiMent 'Of the Conetitrition, proilding . thet the
ePresident shall be elected for one term of four years,
and shad be ineligible thereafter ; that the Secretary
of the Treasury, the Treasurer, and the Post Mas
ter General, be elected by Congress, for such term
and in seeh manner as shag be prescribed, by law;
and that' do member of Confirms shall be appointed
to any °f lies in the government of the United States
until the expiraticin r of two years after lie shall have
ceased to he a Member of-Congress." These views,
if adopted, will tend most materially to check the
growth of corruption, and bring the country back
to the healthy state it enjoyed previous to 1828.
• Mr. Ittinifee, one of the persons engaged in the
recent duel at Natchei, has since tiled of the wound
received
The Plaindealer.—This' paper is to be revived
by %Valiant Lereet E-9 , loco fbco to the bone.
Job was a very patient manr, but he never was
an editor.
Fortunately eor his trial of patience, printing
was undiecovored. in his days.
Dor. fi, 1;,438.
9 0 . ,- I, , rk at nvy!it:-
• • JNO.. moNTELIss."
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NEW PAPER nv.NEw Yoatc.—lt is stated that a
new paper is to he commenced to New York cite,
to advocate the election of Sir. Calhoun to the Pre.
stdencv. The editor is said to be a rent:eman who
formerly conducted a paper at Columbia, South Car
olina.
==!
Mr. Bnrron—l am pleas4tu find, that attention
has been called to the necessities of Pert Carbon In
relation to a supply of water for thellitti' . ftation. The
shippers here, during thelast sa;ason. were compelled
in many instances to carry thoir boats tutu th e
stream before completimt a had. acid wheel -the bal
ance hi on planks. riis was a'cause frw L dila% ,
that the Captains were urns ilium to take in I Palling
without being paid for the di h is %sem
compelled to Jo in several instanees.• The iris iga-
do n .Cornpany mint sec the iti.ttre of ph, inz. all
then - en.tooicr. on an equal foot nn.'r; and c th, refore
11C)P . . )Ir. Edit:)r, 0.13( LIU Vo in Irt 'ln tans to halt
wake such siegge•ttons a, :n:ty keep tot to at , re
tnernl,r.tio e of the COlllitarl\ C.111 , t• 111..111 I. turn
their attention to the wants and nece—ittl, of. tlie
dealers of Port Carbon. A COAL :••• lIIP PER.
ON AN INFANT'S GRAVE
I=
saved c•hthi for IN It t IA Alit] I,lT.tk
Thine antic' sltnnber on thy maker's breast,
Who, irem his seriph train would take,
The pureit cherub he path e'er caressed ! •
Rest on. siveet child ! a mother's" heart
Now beats in hop' iiinifon with thine,
For e'en a hem 'it more rapture ran 'impart
When kindred spirits kneel hcfore its shrine.
Reston, sweet child thou wort a gem
Too pure to grace thislowly. earth,
God took thee for his diadem. •
Its hrightikt , . pearl of Uiatchless worth
Hest on. >w t 'child! for tho . M morn. :hetlew
ust. bide before the beamiiC hvht of heir% en,
It re-assume:4 buely h u g•
When in the'rainbow's arch tt - *.hi.ves at te'e'n.'
Re,4 ‘,ll, sweet hrteht
• NVe.A.,- the burAth•v . hoti,ls ut rlay,
Like• a w.veet. flower that rhuts ni4lat
To 1)100111 more fair at break of day.
FOR THE MINER S ' iIOI:R'NAL.
.To
Oh! nerr wore---Oh ! ne‘e:r mon. on mu'
The fre6h/iess of the !wart wilt fall like dew
•. Oh ! Aar is life to one like me!
A weary pilgrimage below !'•
Uh ! glorious and beautiful
Are the early flowers of Spung. •
And rich and rare, the perfunies are,
That the summer breezes b;ing,
And gorgeous are the tinter.' clouds
That adorn the sity:af noon—
littit like sleeper's dream, or metetir't gleam,
They-enrapture, arta are gstue'd
And most bright. and beautiful,
_.•
Are the dreams of early life
'With treasures ope, the tiymn 'tope,
Points to seerbeS-m:itivbeaut`y rife; •
And dazzling, forms of earthly bliss
the btioyant spirit throng.
And-the y•mng heart l / 4 <itnz,.to these fading EhMgs,
'With their voice of mirth and sung
-Then what is left to us, below. ~
..11.0 to breaA the .lowliwanl tine
T.. lw.tr our late, ill patlyitce t.aie, •
Ahnighty . s lNill
C.L'itll% to live. .111,1
thin lArt,l.l , e.yond the tomb.
\l - hem eternal drvks, their fro,iu!eSi-aItrUSC
Ind fiEroCr, 1 . 4 . ' 1141M:11 1, 1 4 OW
IM'lt Sll
Conservative* '
news (,f Thirty ; and a word of Adrixe
t his Frirtid.s.i.—rovintud.
To ye,7 centS , Then, voursylve.
It , ninerql, ‘Vht:zs, v," hat abo are
„as
a, II k., n anugrr your 001. o n, nte by the nalne(:.i
Bankliten, Arit,eraev," Le. &c.
milt{ reennirnetid the creatur part ..1 tny lormlyr
Fun.rnin, b, !I, erne that -sew are nn better
ef,;:1 1 t ou ..111 , 11t to be r . its the hatTrnan said to 'he
when the latter so,,trongly prote.ted his .
Innocency.'
A. I have partly followed the friendly advice so
conspicuously presented to my consideration, di the
pr, fare attached to my fortm r article, I •ha , l be
brief in my present remarks. because, there is ap
pended fives my eseriti.ir, trihile tr,iting, a .-cull,
with the words "rondease! condense? condense!"
faintly iipresowd . upon the organ of Cventuality.
I shall begin, my comparing the twaligre.at tr.
to , or the present day, to two areal steam engines
i l Democracy!' The party addressed in toy latt;
po4se.sing ton great a quantity of fuel the last twelve
rrars, have put on solintich 51011111, that they haye,
fairly outstripped their principles, (the latter tieing
on the low pressure, principle;) and the grfirters'llay
' g put their loot on the safety valve of public opin
n, a terrible explosion must be the consecitemte,•
Mess their engine has the• rood fortune to get out
of fuel. The. Inantity of the latter is decreasing,
and though some part of what is left is very com
bustible, and may be subject to such a catastrophe;
yet the danger is not as'great as formerly. But
gentlemencthey are "not alone in their progressive'
propensities t" (as one runaway 60 .treasurer said
to another!) for you are' crowding on +team, and
making use of 511 the combustible Materials you can
lay yout hands on to overtake them. Some Of your/
officers have recently pot their foot on the safety
valve above Mentioned ; regaraless of the constitu;
lion, though you seem 'very solfciteus for her wel.
fisre. The additional rinantity of fuel that heslte-
Come tributary to your 'engine, from the fErreite of
; [dew York, will I fear, cause Yon-.to put an more
•
in than the - arcieles•of confCderation t frill
Some of yob have confessed. 'Oat yo pursue a
wrong course, bean
*tether, you hold it
their own coin ;" for
wrongs, cover rattly
to Yecoinmends it to
had.
I would merely tie
pose that thOse of yo
ing for economy, Cr •
of purse and sword, •i
those prtncipies as yo,
ly in power' .
That there is hono
of true republican pr
deny ; but thit runny
ale ara'ansious to cry
litteal opponents, wit 'I
the causes of their e'
and 1 am well satisfi,
done in roguery by
their better diseplin
material or motive, on
In the fate disgrace
appears to be a diver!
aggressors ; but I
can ;
pursuedequal
c
ha thrlea tsJlnge course,
le '
rascality, I am otsm
mirablv. I therefore
both parties coneer
eh unto is of ant
enter the lists of
making a provision ho'
terminate, na did the
kee's blacksnake., by
!laving . thus . flant
mended by side hints,
pushed hi.s lodgbT uow
quit.) a little more att
I shall proceed to offer
t•wry, wo•hingi,vot, at
that the advice ()tiered
equally applies to !nil
consider your attetrpil
an tne•late election Oro;
Jst. ou know a ci
state, {rho wilt art In .
i..roioris, and tnl ,, r Us
which nc are ,-orrown
nant,7 and l I it 11,,r E.
(leaven. as n hcacon o
of put I : 4;rt 4Tilr 119
2„ 4 1, the
kt , car, fit l In cnu tint' yx,
a 7•1:, and tot ("ArrV
a rty I s t nd, into the tins
3d• I n ' 2 O r nnrociti.,
017i,el ton7l•.,Apte
Frxrds. li yob vlish 1
It 3 nil', that vim 113'e
nath
4th. I)erMuncr no 11
try, who boo , indcklic.
dtctah:s 114 )lell !Ittll4'll,
knolhit dae that . ynu or
,our menvur as y 4141
with rile . 10 till: (milieu!
arinelpleS, in your coed
pi:. colleagues.
511:. Let it be vent e
der, study ,tlict itocreat,
woli her u
care -of lion, who vouc
boon of civil and religlo i
to an equality with the
"Condense.!' Condens
done.
' The following punka
the Speech ht the Hon.
House of Representative
faleations.
••First came the expo ion of the pet. banks.—tune
come, the explosioas, one after another, in, quick sue.
cession, of the sub treast rers who wereoar are to be,
sobstittited for banks, an I I will show you that they
prove 411 I ever charged to be true." - •
"I said that in Decent er, 1836, when Gen Jack.
son .gave his curtificat that all was well, honest
and fair, this very leg-i 'usury, Swartwout, at Nevi
'ark, wks ill default 3' 6.71 d dollars. Well, sir,
now it appears' that, in • velve nionif;s after, he was
in default to the tune 4'25,705 06. Previous is
•my attempt' at investigaiion, he had been stealing
public money" at the rife of 56,000 dollars per an
num. Alter the cat wa*belletl, he stole in one year
$080.2.36 63, and in qui. it.ext three months $208,.
180 3'. Yee,, sir, otter; the President had •iiven
hint a ccrUheate of honesty, and you sir, and the
House, and the,Commtitee, and the Executive, had
shielded him from all sclutiny, he stole in one year
the sum of 8660,'.136 6.5, and in the next three
months at the rale of more than 800,000 dollars per
annum—his slefalcanou averaging, throughout his
offiCiat career, the sum of more than 170,000 dol
lars per annum, for seven years—and this, tao, we
1 are told, without the least suspicion! 'A Jew may
believe it—hut I 'don't,!' , , .
l - "tr; I said the other day that I did not rejoice in
these pnblic looses and calamities, though I confess-
ed 1 did feel a thrill of triumph at having gained a ;
victory for the truth. The pet hank system and the `..,
soh-treasurers have exploded, as I said they would,
.'.
and expoSed their hidden enormities, concealed un-
til they could be concealed no longer; but I do not
rejoice at it. I made mei no booth to sit and watch
COI - the destruction of cbrrupt Nineveh. But, air,
there is one poor human being on this earth—alone
now in the world—wrecLed in reputationr—blasted
--slighted by men not half as worthy as he` is— '
whose soul at scenes 114 these, does rejoice, must io
exult. Who and where Os he t Si:, if you will go
down Pennsykandi AOntre to the corner of four ;%;
and-a-half street, beneath 11 rs. Peyton's boarding s—
house tou will find a Lrey heacier. man, stricken in
years: ini name is Tobias Watkins! That ,man,-
!lir isirrbreing money of public otTicers, funds in their ,1
hands, not converting funds in his own hands to his
own use, wag impri•ioned on the 14th of Aageist,
13 1, and tried oat three itedintmcnts, on all which. -L
i
ho' was convicted and fined, on one of the sum ot .f
'750 'dollars. on another 390 dollars, end on the third
1 3000 dollars. He was ; sentenced to he imprisoned l''''
three months on each ind , etment, in all nine months; ..,.
i.pritholigh imprisoned in A Ogint, 18:29, he was not
, released 'until Alareb, hi-1:1 Net in jail three years
; and six snow!). for a real or fidtiliiiiis defalcation of
$3,1410 . ! Where are now the defaulters of this re-
I: rut udroini•trat-ion ' Ith_ere to Swurtwout. after
erribezzleing public anut; - ey for eight yearsiin sums.
~.iiii. till lie bad taken and caret, d away -.a million
and a quarter' Win re is Price? Where is Gra.
pot r ll,ivr l , ,ne..inec their carriage wheel. proud;
ly Itirled iiielol, topic (lento!' Ole fashionable streets ..
and uvenimsof.yo ,r Metropolis of court and of lash- . .;;j
iota ! No inar 7 fiale at their heels—no district attars- 1
neys prosccuittig ag:iin.t do m triple indictments;
they run away, or walla,l away, unforbidden, and
male tu•li.rider them ! • V.' here is Roy I 7 that lane
otlic -r defaulter, warn appealed to 'Me misfortunes of
sperrtlotign,' to elect him to the Semite of his Stale,
0.: 11 itibi,,llPpl ' The , e are all inriocent and antic-''
Route wc , ai , ing de taulteTs ! These are full hand
'ed public- plumb rer., is t pl-nderers, and go .1111. •
1 a !opt •titi..ttee.' Sir, so was Tobias; Watkins tia 7 . '•
Co; innate. Ile was horn and bred a gentleman , --
d .zr:ed lir the toot! glare ut this metropolis of
`spler.did ma.erx., and shabby splendor,' (as it was
rito , . with .goal force, troth and beauty, described
btlihrit iintquallen orator 1 Ft'irginia, John Randolph
—of liberal utirrd+ and habits tio, had lavished soni c
I three: ilion , a rid. improvidently, thinking it! his heart,
1 tha't he sltionld be able to replace that si,m, and more
; and •make all strait :' and lie was imnrisoned for
his improdenee tor nearly four years, and made to
Elea r'a telon'abrand ! Alt ! air, but he was a kentif.'
raga ..lie belonged In aril the decency, to thd silk
snicking gentry—he was not one of-your Loco FLI. '
co.delaidters—he irILS' not unfn•tunate to the a
niArdolniiitions—he was not lon full-handed to be •
not
by the rude hands'ot the tipstaff—he was
not a defatelti-r, ot the great democracy, and, poor , ,
fellow. He surTeret for being • a getztleman. By the
by, sir, that word reminds me of that fact that it
was during, or not until the pint summer, your par. .
ty.first discovered that your President war a gentle
man! • The discovery was made - first, I thiak, by
Grannie Ritchie} That venerable gentlemen took'
me to task for finding some gentlemen. in Peters
burg, end as nisei off, it seemed, boasted that Presi
dent Van Boren too was actually a 4rentlernan!
Very strange ! that a made President, the succeesar .
of' the liurnoraions' in - 1837, they did not find out 10
-be a gentleman until the summer of 1838 .r. • They
must surely have beenitrying to make firm out $
; Whig. Fur misol, 1 always knew be was, in the
ordinary.sense: a gentle:man ; and it was Mortifying
to ore to nee that the Enquirer, by- itreplieationlat
least; had supposed until lately,. that the President
' of the United States could be other than a gentle--
;,- man—judging I mean' from. its boast of the anddep
discovery; bat my colleague: there, (Mr. Droonf--
. goolc) will not, -however, recognize Mr. Ritchie at
ANONYMOUS
Ise. your opponents do so; 0?
1 good policy to "pay them 4
,etting that the adage, “t i i,
wright," hos as much troth
I v
pour ,consideration, as 00 ,
,
r, that I see no reason Mp.
who arc continually einem?.
'closet or opinion, or separa?? o ,
Tould not be as apt to co t "
1r opponents, if you were rite.
'irable exceptions to this want
hciples, I should be sorry I t
of tbe party now addressed,
'overt all the acts of their*
.out regard to4he,ir meritatov
tion, is a disgraceful ffCt,
that if you have been oot
sur opponents, it is only by
and not Iront any want at
your part. " -
ui scenes at Harrisburg, there
ity of opinion as to the rest
.nly say, that if ei:her party
outdo their tipponents, or t o
I soli. or Thaddeus , Steiens, itt„
'ion that they succeeded ad.
Ido trot hesitate to adjudge
• i n tli at •a.
confusion,
i r; uon,l
worthy,
v and
o
•orior, in mortal combat;
veAer, thaat the conflict shall
frishman's . rats, or thetta
.ating each other up.
rd both partici, arid recom.
( a ,,, the landlord did, when ha
stairs, as a formal notice to
ntion to their safety yalsa s ,
a little advice 1 think neces.,.
he same time to remember,
o your opponents in my last,
cane, espectally when we
to agitate a party question,
r Borot.gh Council.
Mpetent pilot for our ship of
•pentlent of all party consid—
rife through the perils with
rum up his - "broad pen
oudly in the pure 'modal of
safety to the C.,somerios
andidßt4-s of tour opponents,
tr opoo•ttron to their public
~proscriptive fire-brand of
m It their retkilies.
It , prinriples, let it be your
dings of . your op.
do so, it is uNdes for me io
s yet strayed from the right
n as an cnern) to his cons.
rice enough to follow the
•en tf they lead him to at.
nx likely to lie wrong In
opponents.' If you, agree
r, yore have overlooked first
L .lnnation of Alontelius and
Hi and aim to preserve or
: of our: coUntry only, and
! I .. ,iliness. imtu the guardiaii
isaled us the inestimable
's liberty, nod elevated Ili
L but nations of the earth.
—aye, aye, Sir, I Lave
1. M.SC.-
remarks ere take from
A. Wit , E., delivered in the
on the subject of the De.