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R rararatgieti
rrahrlieu.
ea few not totter
. 4t i r upto bi t . rasostiirag strat itis:Wres •
aegw art& 'n • - ^titer SaidsOrib•
0 0 1131 ' livestgO / 1 !•f1 di .) . 6 4 61 1
by the 'Tor &beim/bawd
Is • Man?
Thu hand
tiraititiartha sit ia Mt km, even now, Bear. ]
for bonier one Mora! teeserage; sid,:suppor
ad by such ar raranitatitaskyet Ware triseitraher.
shirr* its Tell bias,,' she said, .that iu
the hour of dissolution, amid racking pain. and
with hot an bissmod
jsiess to die for it prove. bins false—false r and
her heads again on the pillow, eihatrated nth
)set amatiorra. Vat fa few days and abs was no
nem t
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; POTINVILLE.
Slit ,day aforning t ;Ott. Se
al' On tour first pigs will be found a list ober.
Members: the nest Clutter Senate end Assembly,
ri l eou
and aws interesting historical tale of the life - of
Mary de edicis. The letter from Liverpool, which
gives, n - nt of au Odd Fellow's procession, is
credited . 6 :wrong source. It is from one of the
Ultimo papers, but which, we have really forgot
ten.
ca • . Rev. Alfred A. Miller. Pastor of Trinity
ffiturch, uyeaterday admitted to the - order of the,
oct
Priesth . The i ',position of hernia, was made by
et,
the RI. . Bishop OnderL.nk, who visited our
Borough frM his annual diocesan tour, assisted by
the Rev., 111 r, Durr, of Philadelphia and Rev. Mr.
Mrirgan,l of Reading, officiating Priests, and the
Meth Ltecicoit Burrs/tam, of Mauch Chunk. . '
Judge Oprter's Lerture. drliveftd before the
1
Funeral Lyceum, on Tuesday evening fast, was re
plete witti interest, and noble incentive to the me
chanic. I llik history of ' the rise and progress of the
arts, his 1 biligraphical - sk4tches of working men who
have railed themselves to eminence by their unaided
personall exintions, and the concurrent testimony of
Lord Bpsugham and others, which he prodired, in
favor of the laboring classes devoting more of their
leisuretO mantel developement and theoretical study,
were aptly land nsefirlly-introdnced, and fully jhatitt
ad the tfipk. *tie= of e .auakercitte end attesting au
diince.l I . . .
Leda,* on Chemistry.—We are pleased to leant
that /KO. **abuts Peak, has it in contemplation to
deliver i course of popular lectures on ChemW
our Borough. - • The introductory lecture wil
kveredin the regular course of the Pottsville
um on Tuiesday Nov. 12th, at the room of cbe Insti:
we, but Mr. Peale has not yet decided Acre the re
' insindei voll be given.* This gentleman has for ihir
ey years been a public lecturer, and mane • splendid
( harm* apparatus, inferior probably to none in the
. .
eountiy. : We .have often bad the pleasure of bear
ing his lebtures, end seeing the brilliant experiments
by which; he illustrates the various departments of
mimes, and we have every confidence that he will
,be euppoited by a patronage commensurate with his
merits *Oa lecturer., ! ,The terms lor the course; com
prising, tartars lectinis will be Two Dollars for a
eines that, and. Three for oar to admit a Gentle.
man and Lady. A subseribtion paper has been left
at our ofiice, where we shall be most" happy to re.
cave mimes of all, who feel disposed for ration
al amuseXitint during the aitliroaching winter months.
bays to thank our neighbor 141
/roster . ; for a splendid present of celery. one stalk of
which steighed hyaena - a quiirter paned*. We shall
think or the donor, when it is made into a chicken
atlad. lied is undergoing the masticating process,
so* of these dinners.
Aio; Banker—Nit aMa 'y Rufus Daiwa, is ilia
theruone if laid in Boston in•q6Ent,
ihe period of thefirat revolutiont*he died. Bonnet.
or the.Posaw of Carolina ge:n ty the late Pru 4 nott, is
in prana •It may be inhered that this amide
man lOW his - lady was j lost in • the ?Charleston
staant. Some all his bsurgage.was lost but
ficia. which boated midge, and was found tama
les's.* manuscript of tide romance, an that it Al
ha a waele of the tea." •It will - be tali
tatby•legathook for the benefit of the smelling
is ilgf~Sta Mr,Plutt.
• Vurk irirror.-1 ha lastinimbar is embelli.b
ad. ' • a vapiebaingravitig. by Danforth from a tko•
AO Chapman's. It Illtastratea a pima from the
imiti
pia. -lllolinali. and is 'dad n Landing *quanta
-101/ i I lib!Thiesequtino • exquisite, being briar tbe
'm • "
1 461ia
ot . 4t..4actio• ter given to ibis Ai:kelp:an
4
in a periodiad. •poi law posa is ea rely
from do pens ni ray. Ong Aldrich and nth
, •of owes capitaL
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Pine& ha' %sego eon.
, dia'id thou pay '
O t i r. A li NW . Irr" los by
tug Idtur kolds the ful-
Parig, es lie as Ir
tuna, mud ueittitir Mr.
now drag it into ppw
iggery—for • it has dorm
,
'le PuTellieN 441'
readily Ilispnise with
Twee 1/1 6 rfe.. lo6 ii il 4 -
suoi 'o*
perficitly rabid. btu logi'
beeatytltj ef rem Tr!l"
this prnfwed
t!ro op 4 inicinii 1 If
4 .ll;lrlisa.; fir 41'41 / 8 3 1 1
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Thr-iscrit Issmoss4Mikk atl:Ancce .ri
svedt:t.
I • Os thousand crosiktro, and tdos rtsget"
; -show who mad biii &Mr isnik*lkbitteiti'siiks:'
wa r e-arion-aidted iii-Rykirmisto the Autism*"
swam hterue - Ackeetnihi , 444S - Occosi is trikusitspo
old gib . pout i
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MiSsolLaimisen4 ....._ . iitellid,APt:fii.*
• . illMsessilentigeeirot _iidseungekisaddreventer
. •• '' -', , : . 'ir*.hatesiesiii inswileitn what wol
. . • • . . • sin'Ops — sit., is icisrlnStreek
to bo':' '".'''.!r p*: itriiiiiilaid'
'-litistAsti:- - -etid ini - 1=1644204-460... but is.
.4.o4:ll!gtbonty u rni; Geniis'/1E IP:iitA w • - .
atk.::. ,;. , - =4'140 in the hostiles is . • :-
• • -..--.'; ihohtaiO„ tritest Wes'*iert that this f"
useidiiiiii; : • -• • • • stSweldOMltiski and Swam :,
skiiiiittet ; past forth ii
. O,S*:k#:#citild boVsk. •- I l•
• . :sit clarcoal "works WM.:undue= litin -I >T
• • ....•.,:':.. liais osiginatsdlictiss wins at • •-• • •
thoensicks, ink:Mimi 'by Us* daiseroi - :, ':::. • ,`.
gement of t h e bailor'. Alk --..,..
~„.., is not -' I
• • . - ..and the- hearth* =sod" : . 7 ' -4--
telling at each sitrie issweisritaridlll pip, (near
y &Sons.) did fine resin.= we wish toles.
The frarmg" l . s ,o' gOei. -.. f ibe ek.1.4,_ .
.-b 1 0 6. -" ,
"amiss Perry. - to wharf rukierrOung Cssruitas;• --•
.•
uentwu the 1 40.0 55. eneeeee in =WY le be ' ..:,
• • Thit•capseity toi this doltds mall= thaw
' tarilletir.tritiltar ... .„•.-:
ally what it threw oat 30 tons sari week. ...•
given at the odn' of tons the week -
Mr. Perry la confide= that ris#-Wisk the prod '`= .
. .
compared with 1144. tharnektlte blast ieu 1* to I*,
beiug superior in this,through inferior ui imps
cay as to burden. It is 83, alLimpoitant ;fact that
in slugging the stack, nothing but pure ,Ainbracits
Coal sad Iron Ors was hoed. Not a scrapef old
metal, wood or charcoal was used; esces gir- mere
purpose of the fir ligation. •
These results will be cheering to4riany of our die- ;
'tent reinbmi. who hays taken a lively - fide:sat in their
sueatedul.terudnation. It is indeed to be viewed as
a great triumph ; more important perhaps in its ef
facts on our national recourses, than any since the
application of the Stews engine to our rivers. We
shall now soon find that dl our red road iron, be
sides the immerses quantity used for other purposes,
will be wide at home, without a servile dependance
on other countries; the natural mineral treasures of
our.land, will be bran& into active operation, and
not only Pennsylvania, but war wbolo:Uniou will
feel the relief and advantages. It boatmen reserved
for: Pottsville in perfect the great experunent of ma-
It(pg Iron with Anthrsatikand we rejoice that the
beanies* of our region brOady to 'realised ri new
impulse from the enterprise of its citizens.
0713mee the above was in type, we have had a
conversation with Mr. Petry. who rays the furnace
11130 4 / turning out more iron, in proportion, than
Mr. Crane average&brough the first year, and more
than be was making when he last vistil.ed him, last
April year. He also aye, /here I. power and blast
enough at this fionace,eto feed two* stacks of the
same ails.
Causes of the Suspension;
Iterseprotested by the chainPions of the people's
rights, ',Clay, Webster, Adams and relurs, that the
interfertsce of .Andrew Jackson, with the Anencial
system and currency of our country, would be their
inevitable, total and necessary destruction. Have
these prophecies been correct or not! When-the
Il tese
Pet Bank,Flysteru was knot originated by actin Van
Boren and his party, it was foretold by same
Whig leaders that so tunversal paper corneal
would be the e.otisequence Now far is the present
monetary stagnation, (ruin the pouf of this great
truth I We ere now • nialderless - veesel. test about
by every breeze, sod antit e directing power is corn
yelled by the poop) :, until • new National Bank is
I established in concentrate and contrel our commercial'
Maine, we shall be et toe mercy of wind and wave, and.
our hark, freighted with all the fiscal interests of our
nation, may be stranded, and deltvered up to 'he has
wreckers, who stand ready Waite oa tA spoils
of the gettingl ruin, and fatten on our commercial
ohipwreck ! •
' Bats our currency ever been healthy, has a safe
depository for the public funds ever born foam'.
when deprived °fa National Bank 2 When in 1811,
under thei aduoulasation of James Madison, the tsar.
buleut spirit of party, and ere .will acknowledge, radi
cal defects in its chartered pradedges. annulled the
old United orates Bank, the currency bees as depre
ciated, the public revenue wee despoiled of millions
by private state banks, and government credit was at
an immense discount. But less than five years cape.
fiestas tasoght us a severe lesson; is IBM A new
charter war granted fur twenty leant, and rt.ehuntd
be born in mud by all that the same political party
was in the ascendant-4W same power that destroy.
ed the old Bank, gave vitality to the 'new one. Du.
ring its existence we bed the best currency in the
w•'rld; the intercourse of merchants), north or austfi,
east or Vied, wristarned OW harmoniously and pro.;
fitahly. Bat one of the .6* acts of Andrew .Jack
ass's arbitrary dictatorship was to sale its ire-cbartrr;
from that moment Mir whole system was deranged,
two suspensions have followed, and whore, the evil
it is SISK to contemplates
Let our readeri iitink of these facts, and for the
present we conclude Om remarks, with the words of
Mr. Wetness in 1834, on the nencoml.qiiestion. In
the proptietie: language of truth he amide - '
414 purely us you sit in that, chair, or asl stand
here„ tom temiencies, at:the mama ilioment, are
strong unrardatlisorgaigistioil; tot e stae -of State ,
sororities, bills °Cando. 'operate carrenciek
and paper nrooes,--end if *bar tesideacies be not
sessooslY swoo!Wl. they will make olliPiwooli of our
highest interest . .. The chauns_ore common cur
rency, a common 'enutilard of astir, a common am.
diem, Of . exchange, is-inimanactit danger of being
broken." • '
lase'these forebAings been realised,
runt oiswe , ,prowym4eksving over
Infusigt,; dagiOlge ilia* sod
tagentialinhabitrat quunPaiSSG°- 014'04. aw
bii Any:from ifs railfurtisit!a” iviker:"*. bid
"betriXteitlip
tai": :Ala . ' trimi 2,h,14 . 4 'LF.en;le over
bie bead, drew it L firritdy .bolt his totti~%d aoed
'bbre atio ienieor pru ilC4kat Wei e
miie dietliet,l9lo tbnarcbiwis. Tbe•rwerryptiliie
Oigitifa Ayes,
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"*Orice iwe rt lagerfcreme Amu& .Pat
xamag poi aeon; it niumwspi to by re.
mined, hiss b. iwipated . thaarst Trek.
st *ibeE I 14`,0114.
lasitirseen *lard to Us*
"die Mae% ilia *Or Apia Pidigier, tits came.
for tl Uolumbil i 4 • Ifar thi
- okay . 1 00.1!* 0.10,,Ark as iironee4
at id imago,
- yabsd:the eliegatoti l , to satin Ib. tatatioo.
0 .TM Globs istraids iriny siteessidsoce to oak
its • mita views. -Its West segarsast - in four dr a
tnitatie cluTenel, is bocatisi the Emperor of Rum*
bss .prootelipted.oa ordst "at: the issoo'of a paper
cornsosy ott,epseiat dsposi‘ smote sum of
oar ifiaisdent to St.- Ptieedstrifvor di* Jacks=
.cool, bsee toods , thoi top rat resarsoured of tbs
:Pot lbsil - iristem! ' •
.
11414 , 4 mi Loco , ,divd4+ 7 :4lla Whig state gov
aailietstaiNeweYark have ossaciatad at par. a five
per cent loan al $1,600.411,0,,, white ,the Saari per
coot bonds of the loco GtecomwiettOtee of !he (AI of
N. Lauf at a aiaeauot of tow par.otast.•
;10" America iii known is the Turlualitaugoage by
'themes of TankiDixe*, or the Deft world, about
se near 'routes Doodle, as a Stuaselioan's phrased
-017 " 0 4 PfP4t. -
The Arent Disfrict.—The U. IL Gana, says,
u the acli.ity ;moiling inithe isighliorhirodef Front
and Chews streets, and . the wharf, known as the
Surat District, is adjustors of the speedy. revivifica
tion of that quarter of our; cuy, phcsoit-like, from its
nags. Nearly two hundred workmen are at MINNA
employed upon OW District, clearing away thy rub
rush, rearing new walls, preparing the Triune work
for the floors. frying new( roofs, dm.
Hon. 0 ! D. Dallas, late Moires to Russia, hal
returned ham', an the solution principle * C. C.C.
will probably be his sulawasor.
ildreacie,the Canadian Agitator, wu looking out
of the prison windoW,"in Iltiffialo, where he is now
confined, wnen some person passing, fired 'a
him. The ball lodged in the casement of the
dow, without injuring him in the least. -
An Arkansas jury returned a ' , Whit of,
favor of Margaret Ann tkou against Allen Nlartin,
for Wadi of marriage promise. This is paying pret
ty dear for the
hat -whistle, cousin:l if any damage has been
done, he only paid his scuff.
Firer •*-Vicksburg. Nod* ? Newark; and indeed
every town of any size ih our Union, have been visi
ted this fall with desunctive fires. The dentoa of
flame seems to be spreading his broad red, wing over
our land. and his imps in airhape of Mug= Immo
diarim are carrying braiids "to our hearth SWIM •
Vermont, in ConvesOion, has ;tamed het See Del
agates to the National Whig Convention.
The loco presses; ere all rejoicing over the stur
pension, and express their pleasure at the prospects
now opened' of anntillini the bank chartrea and
log ruin on our commercial world. It was in s l ue
such spirit, that the cheirman of an English Ceme
tery Company, at an annual meeting stated that.. he
bad great pleastihrin announcing the gratifying fact
that the burials lo a the cemetery fur the last year were
double the number of three of the year preceding."
Teres.—lt is reported that Mexico has recognized
tee independance of Tem.
Chance/10 Kent, has decided against the legality
of the various recent Custom Rouse seizures.
Dr. Dyott.—A rule will be argued to day, to show
°suss why the hulk:meat In this person's caw
should not be quashed, arid- Le be discharged from
bnprisonment.
John Smith.—We think it an act of courtesy to
this gentleman to mention, that a Letter to Mao&
ihessos advertised as remaining in the Richmond
Post Office.
Daniel Wcbsixr. *lusts with his family is the
LiverpsoL
Cr The Reading » Deurocritic Press," referring
to the locofoco Majority on joint ballot in the:Ohio
Desist' store, says, » the deed can't stop the ball !"
We never yet knew that penonage, to desert
his Mends. U. wen the first parent °Rotorua:ism,
according to Milton, and his first Maxim, laid down
to Belaebulk is the motto of the party now.
----of this be sure
To do ought good never will be our task
But ever to do ill oar sole delight.
As being the contrary to that high will
Whizii we resist."
Illinois, has 'painted delegates to attend dm whiz
National eanweatian.
Preserving the Currzney.—Tie exerlsons of An-
drew Jackson and Markin Van Buren to preserve
our currency .4dieetroyidg the National Gook ve..
mind no at tbs. bible oftbe !Geer and the Gardener:
These.tiro animals, st-est en tibia men sod bents
-Could funs friundaltipeAntentd into an alliance far ine
4b.
tont protection. he gardener one day west to sleep
in' the shade end. kear kept watch over him. A
Ay esuled upon sleeper", nom. and the bear der
torminett to stake an users* of such a rode intro.
pian o mined an SoorroOns steno, and threw it upon
Wady to kill it. '' i The fly war lulled, and the (lard.
nectoo by the saMe blow: Atry one can make the
' 1
illippliCl4olll. . I . .
nyrlae President of theft Mired States, ratan
ad ids palace odlVltedna•lay, but week, preceded by
• band of antaliel The loco pi biro act4as
trumpelara throughout tbs solve royal ropes of
our aflicattle**
- The set ettlei blabs ni-suspeeduss spode *pay.
meststise preihisekslisokiitaismistdiesppisha!les.
Oitikisipieitimihlhe - Spirit at piety lieessio have
tow Istelied. isil ill'ems wile- is the simplistic
sturinipiritie Inn this solidness :
41011 th iribe -*kith reseheil si to i awl
Viet thert thetlialt*.
WWI Wit' 18 4.0 1 dielk= l SWitat-hUle *Write have
yelpttelitis . •
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..k spinet the "iiknia
`'Stikkinitikelioitlis _O l 6 *Ai Etas*
of.* natio. Tatar, kart the pomplir tha eight of
'heaths( ups and. psi ~Lbiks_wSpons of dstriii. ,in
doi hoods of a; iialdiiiiisSay, he Searnely
awn Omit". to Omsk litositita, than to permit their -
soviosaist to Secusidisi amass" kayoed *sip.
wows: :
Oak would dashiki. bi sanployol at mime time, is
:it has been in caba coanuisa. wbsp sindwtonitY
-*Old inkbitiottir ' , •
- What stiongerliegionsits d. Si sand tst than
Alksfallageaci.
and the Biebasod iont. both asidsiond it when
ilsst proposal. and - . so wilt with, kis.es of this
coders ikon Wailibikti.. Which tasakiiinsandoi
that it should be supported uses doctors and caw
men. wish!"
The e&nk sir'atiiss" qtremiLiore..—lik. Van Danis
camas talk unless the asb4ressary pops out uppmr
mast: In reply-to Mr. Kane's sadism, the tvuot.. , st
which was- agreet Martiti Tan Dunill great and
gl alone footstep folkiwer of the great Romp. An
drew Jackman ! great David R. Porter ! "resat lac".
foe* party I great revolutionary tory party I great .
democratic blood spinier's, amt supremely great glari
ono and immortal sub.treasury f" In reply to, Oil.
we miy. the President answered, "that in respect to
them the opinions beretofore espesined are not only
unchanged, - but have, as 'you miry well conceive,
been greatly strengthened by the course of events.=
My concurrence in your opinion in favor of the final
end triumphant SOCESSII of the important financial'
maws to which you hewn referred, is, as pm have
righdy supposed. founded on 's confidence is the in.
tidligence. integrity told. justice of the people, which
has never for a moment been shaken."
This is as much as to say "my friends Benton,
Wright and others have completed my war against
the Banks like good generale. I have used.finesei and
unbowed., and now, when our triumphant banner
of "perish credit, perish commerce" is waving in
victory, I repeat my determination to put the public
money in my own picket, to secure the salaries of
my office holders, and to carry-out my views in re
lation to mj succespir in office." -
State. Sub-Treansrers.—The example so dilizent
be • forth by the public otficent under the gener
al government, is becoming fashionable anumg the
collectors of our state fonds. The collectors ofTolls
on the Col9,Mbes Roil Road have been making a
nice thing of it: oneis,e defaulter far 30 or 340,000,
Ind another about fitil,ooo. The game has com
menced in earnest, and we prophecy, that one sub
treatenrer will be foind on an average fel each week,
of the twenty-six months, which David R. Porte
has yet to remain in office!
Whet contrast does this protean to the honest,
even tenor of Joseph Ritter's happy administration 1
Then the whole force and ingenuity of the opposi
tion could not detect a single instance of official
ads-conduct. They trumped up one agamat Mr.
13tunebraker, for politicalidfect, about the time of
the last election, but it was never brought to
-trial, for want of evidence. The reflecting part of
community must view these facts in their true light,
and must shrink appalled from the scene of fraud
and corruption, which is daily exposed both in our
general and state governments. The “spoils party"
are in the ascendant now, and they seem determined
to prove themselves worthy of the name, which i
leader of their body pie them. Governor Marcy .
of New York, when he said "to The vietrms belong
the spoils," furnished them a motto by which their
course as shaped, and they neglect no opportunity of
embellishing it with practical illustrations.
000,
The Cause of Suiparaion.—The attempts of the
general government, and the obstinate determination
of Martin Van Buren, to force the Bub-Treasury
scheme authe country is the true cause of the pre,-
eni monied depression in our date. From dicept
loco triumphs, its sumforters think themselves safe
ip Pennsylvania, • and the approaching election in
New York, is the ground to which they have now
turned their attention. To influence' this, all the•
•government funds have been drawn frOni Philadel
phia and carried to New York, where after being
converted to specie, it is placed in the 'pert bank&
This is for purpose of controlling the currency
for electioneering purposes, and to induce the Unpin,.
sion that the United Eltates Bank, ought have con
tinued to pay ripeeie, had she chosen to do so..Thos
it is seen that our discreet President, histeskof guard
ing the general interest of the country, is serving
his own political purposes in the Empire State, end
paving the way for his reelection. The government
have long aims declared war against the minew-y,
and the brilliant schemes are dow being carried out.
We have yet to see whethee the people of New
York can be gulled by these-devices.
The Tariff.—Every monetary mugs leads public
attention• to the want of encouragement of our do.
medic industry, and the dep:ndance which amps*.
curer/tem indexes upon England. Thes- - stestiows
of Jitney Ciao procured a catoproMiie tariff, against
the will and in the teeth of Andrew Jackson's veto.
but we bare linientably experienced the suicidal pol
icy of allowing other countries to penalise the pros
perity of our manufactoriest f , to drain our specie, and
to keep a ruinous balance of trade mama. as. Our
nation now minim some protective legislation, and
we trust that the next Congeals will take into 'early
consideration t h e imporUtot subject. It isimperative
that may exertion should be made to stay the pro
gress of excessive and ugnecumary initirts, making
our merchants tributary to England. and draining the
specie from Our country, which is all important fin
our impends Yuri. ••
Qs** Vidariia-41 co(atitepimilent of the Ober
fiald Iris samba knows from aadoebtad authority
that which ought to prarat the Quota startling,
or Wool say bay aiasilady affocted.
What can this . wysterious wave& mean! we
eorrespouident out hy .. the neat steam
ship. In beep ear readers fa* infosinWl as the inb.
Jett. We think, however. ifUr temper be se vio
lent es is repotted. her royal eisasonOrball4e dais
nevetudiaa, will pronoinse Sae a awe of -King's
Hat-
- .gas and kiropf . q., tbe miners of the atailes
taloa iss /be Aleasa, haws 14 , tbi im r 10-
tureno9i, of the Tappaqs, lad *be.
litioiistiotNivilr*sod
Wary. a 0 haw !Tram. 4_1161i44-031-ciik
goeinuid POWs, of "
Sizi_4.-,14. to 410 !*.inn:o 'me_ of the laat aninerinn•
ocedii* wibaye everhaard oL Wale sail tar ten
ableteniAsanntkent‘►nnoetnink statno.,bennts
Nen Yin*,6o
_sieve.
the•profectinn sit 4 ninnidutien be dellevenf,bleh
and entails!. *Odin. urs
rgat the alai** Pr skatftial di. &beim*: we aee
sapreima to limitt fhi Goetinp dont unalionn
carn.in_.!!3• Bo b lininiCininffereng• In tani!
Cauxts4 was earrieirifr tia.„14140 . 1,
hicatudielr of Wen,
wltoivete j ibringlitte vote** iimpimtier Gast.
Tip, semi» to.ksoly " *441. Peden dear lien
evelisiiiiiioire teem; AU des diemliAgaimed
hi•N.1014 4- iimileinted :111 - **: , s.The
ifiNita Aiklithi 7 -111016ratthi
tool tQ osiolbfothi -4 I
C!!!1
AiL":1« s"asail
aak ar „ .
II * 41sch :" 41111 " a l s? adiSmel".
• DillrAilt 0 4'fifiS 0- :4 16 ° b
totalti be placed on Ilia contiiet-;ofjodri - Panar, in
m a p" to dos Isiolo; in maim in
Comonimiline have borroketed
in the piiieen'of ilmi limn fedi 011iknia,wisolonttlioro.
,ailovo 404: fri# gni came of
kastice! • .1- - - ;
asn i aaphis
Gant is ' -- iff faits who •10 1 •1010.4
a ta ll collect o r :Pit llathlriast * s al Ca 61 Coil'
Ini"" 0 7:* "lin) be bin coMeNigorticoil
in the 1 slo b: of Dee*, last, hoe beans.
fitiVieliklue , , I Ledge:. and the nate.
"ler too . „ iiii -41 . 2 4 0.4. 1 41F11Ptir tow of
PLOW t - ~ ".- .2 , >• • - ~,
Pretty PO .14. , Amiiiiiiktrnimei t e *ark Mr.
Ms willmeth" *aeitOrStwilOttent d you let hint
raft due dew Otliblititit** rm . * -- or Ritmerial
eaudeeattatitati eat it: iltifeaher witeAtund, eithaugls;
even the hawing wets etetteed afloat crimes I '
Eketion i New York.—At %he approaching e.
Section. eightiller:uttOraltre to be ; elected in regular
course, and tOcrirsamijalNitc4/1 filled. If Whip
elect four of Os tett,,they boa reskented.the Senate.
The speo!!*iphiag this. may a r e
n estimo•
Oste
led last year's lasjoiities in the di t dis
tricts, with one of which supplies one 'Senator, and
the two vacancieSthe.sisth.
Ist District.. Whig. majoricy, 667
It do. : loco rocs do 1260
8 d 0.... do, 47
4 do. - Whig do 941
do. 1.0c070a do 2334
•'4 do.. Whig ' do 1299
7 do. do ' do 1701
des i do do 9361
Wkdd's Our loco paper lays the nett
Legislirire will do deals to entitle them to the grit=
hods of the whole eountry.!
Send burn ill!, wrefill make some few set offs
and perhaps pay it. Ika4 tpaia it odd change, how
eyor, during !the auspaniion: - •
Quick as lightning James O. Patten, of
Cleaveland, offers to transport an express mail be
tween New York and New Orleans in 16 hours!
This is to be effected by n bantam which be eaJe, be
can staeikate with *alum m any direction.;
Dow Carkss,—tt will afford pleasure to
know, that civil war in Spain, is for the -present
checked. Don Carlos has ded to France, haring
been deserted by his general Mamba. Although the
ci!ilized world must rejoice at the prosimetil7orleace.
it Will still despise he traitor end ht! , tressoit.
The Wray al'hiladelphia merchant'
bas a bond drier° thSCureoni : House, he hull) buy
specie at 10, sq- 15 -per cent premium, as he will
take nothing but gold - or silver. If, however he has
a Treasury 'Draft on the Collector, and he demands
gold or silver for that, begivas nothing but checks on
non specis i paymg_Parekei • _
This is the true pribeilde of the sub•treuur9 sys
tem—specie for the office, - holders, nothing for the
PecTl,!
=ll
Florida War.—lt is said, that the government hie
given ordet_to impott s quantity of blood-how*
from Cubit; u. for hunting up the Seminole..
The progresiref eivilisation and of our "political eon
&dim, is bisuOiolly 14emprified. in the ficla that
blood houtidit Piet' filiAiii - tised against the Indians,
while leeches are employed against our treasury I
Mr. Fritz, who is one of the reported defaulters
on the Columbia Rail Road, reeeiyed his appointment
ass reward for his. share of service in the Harrisburg
mob of Danaher last.
•Anolher Rebuke.—One of the celebrated. Com
mittee of Safety, thus named as being a more gen
teel appellation, than a ringleader of a mob, Mr.
John AL Dean, who ran for the Legislature in Lo
nnie County, heaths= defeated by the people's tick
et. The puhlie,►oiee will speak ;—it may be slow,
kat it will be sore.
' Auftrarn.—The a Miff and yellow leaf" of setae:in
failing fire each bough—the bright blue
sky of summer, with its wish splendor, has given
place to the fleecy clouds sad mellowed. grey of ;the
fall—the flowers pine on their stalks, yield up their
fruits and die—. the fields have lOst thei* verdure—
October, brown (knobs's, with its slow, rid melati
eholy step has left the hills, and comes upon the
plains." From our window, the tendril* of ,the
creeping vines, which clamber along the walls oe,the
opposite holy.edifice„ seem to cling more close* to
their suppott,. with krightened hue, like the hectic
dusk of a consumptive cheek, and is a type of sink
ing nature, dmwircloster to its God, in the very mo
ment of dissolution!
Tholierlild frog, shows that the year is growing .
grey . : Ai iitn u Jim, like the:decaying eye of age,
the soughligishails wail out ilia dying dirge, and
Wade trunks stand SO mourners o'er the summer's
grave. thealapleprid thewalnut.Atings of the Wr
est, are robed in shrouds of crimson and of gold, the
prototypes Of burnap,grandeur—the mockery °herd
.obsequies—thPir gorgeous forms, their brilliant ves
ture soon to become a rotten mu* of dust! •
But, gray 9ctober bath its charms:—then are rear-
ell our ohms to the household affections—then the
&lights of home, the pleasure of the evening fire.
aids, and the joys. of thii hearthstone are renewed
l
ek
again.—Loot on the sunny 'pots of childhood,
and where do a find them so vividly impressed on
our rememb ce, - as wheit the social circle form.
ed around thei fire, when the laugh ,was seasoned
with the mulled cider, and jokes and nuts were pro.
mismionsbr cracked! _Who has not experienced the
daUghbrof such an assemblage, arid who does noise,.
cur to it, witka yearning for its repetition I Win
ter may have: charms, in its show caPped hills, its
glitteriig.glaiiiira, and ice bound fields—Spring"
may build mind inst 4, garb:tided With the violet, and
Winked Iridilbe 'main:fend the wee—Summer
may Mari hunnious'lsionity sport its Languid charms.
end live mid *Aura bowers, cooled by the spark
ling waters of the losetainolut give us the Fall foe
the heart's imicovement and the body's enjoysiriut.
Then every thing in Nature reads its moral, ander:o
dic:es to stir joy. _ • I .
9 , itetteletiswellitris oU tticho4o . ol*of
U.S Deliiiabor rengutioa" , at theriebart have
been Epoolotad state aolt•L'earwe expect every
melt to ha,nadir the ! .1 "el 1 1q0 . I . l4 ..a din g_a
graph•Aaathet-irevolutidraty taro gime '!
We obeerviixoeiog thOet Othrttare pa bliohed leo
reasahohlgao Oa root Mhos olltlaoto4too.Fx the
wp& if :111 kg" 410 cis Valeria,* which
priia : I : l nrafi r lo 4. l twbortanklati
Wont" : tiou*aii'laint cot itaid:;4linnsf
alb isiOrooliall wilt Air oelhiad as W pay Ile
Our account, on! Forntard 4 4
.
. . .
toorits. -:ive win p.y in grail 0.64111/1111
litho*. le the 04T Shaqa IN
- paisaiiipeteleilitishilieste, kw bigli . 44*
10: 4144 ,!. 1 "*I ltal 6 7 thlt -
111 14 11 t* l 1 40 1 .
mast lingoes
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• We istes with the .= '.. thren SUN in thinking amt- •
thoeligirseienet elactioit ii , a better tempi' publiCiell•
tiara! than t h at for Omura. State policy ; a thou;
said littlitlocal iptettiOna 7 4l4 the enparior persoo
or peptiimity Mut eletioneering Mit .of Col. Polk..
the Yen !largo Contl4stsi. all conspire to give him -.
• 'decided advantage cite r Cannon, ln*the elections
. for Congrem e .hinveireiipitienal pliqtai ataiimool i
4 0
so ll ioly gOtirol4reOte 11, ind the retarne show that
"Tennessee ii yst op dto Mifflin Von Buten and
his jeornipt administration. ~ ' - • „.
rc t
• Itk runiey Penn osiii issties.—By an itlver.
themilitiit 'grill he ri 'bit this useful work is now
ready for sa}s: I na cad of aoy , mama . solo/iota
which we might p 01113C0 on summits. w s inser t
the &Owing apprObs 'tend from some of our most
eminent jurists. ' 1
111CINNEY'S'rEN$SYLITANIA JUSTIrE.
This work on the 'criminal and civil joriediction
of Julie.'" .or the rosee end Aldermen by M. M. .
Kidney, . Errq., 6 Jett the prep . and, in the
opinion a Vie pebeatibars, entitles the Intine to a
liberal p Atomise. • ;-- ' •
Under our amended 4taistitution the_pnmber of
Justices of the Peace mutt . ,-be greatly twyliced, and
both the office and raw elevated in the general es.
tiniation. The hurdles,* of each must *certainly be
iocressell. • The bil in relators to crimes. therefore,
but more particularly ' relation to property and
civil rights. with the , tactics and process before
tbem in pa th class Of sea, should be well under.-
@toad by them ; botbi toewere despatch of blokes.,
seeurity against dltuaded atteusationsi and r kin
determination of. atroversies between Runoff,
whose cases. althoilh involving but small amounti,
are of importance t them in a great degree, from
their limited eirmaitatineea. ..
To such lint pose, OPEioney's justice is well adapt.
ed and in oar nineteen 1 possesses great merit in the
origami -matter, lei her:4o4one quotations from the
bail authorities extint' and the iatiafactory arrange.
m
il ia
lit urit - pcma and *e4eral contents. We therefore
on itingly recommend it to the public.
kin Blythe. Hamilton Alrieks, - '•
Jo. Robert!. .1 1 les..M . Conniek. , .
1 Dd. Iffeuse, • i 1 Freek. K. aims ;
WIT, AVIV. . • 1 Wm. 3Faure,
0. F. Johanna., -• •
following lay for the ladies
most be read by linea in thia manse—first, third ,
second, and foortit. If any gentlemen, whose ad.
dresses bassi been :rejeeted„ wish to rail against mar.
riags, they most read "written.
F Desiteitie EicArrage.—The.rates between NO ,
York antothett placer are thus noted in the Express
Ici
of Saturday
Daring the rat period of the last warDomestie
EzehangesUre never et..deranged us at present.—
Tim 'mere/tap beie are in fart. cut oft from their
rel
Southern rest. On all the Southern States,
New
. Orleans acepted—the rates are from Bto 20
\
4 1,
per cent. and at this exhorbant price nothin but
Bank certifies es will sell. Priv& responsiti itv is
at an end. to the east they ale getting worse Ws
trust neat wee things will be a little better sett d.
The (Wowing riA as Correct quotations as can .
given :
Exchange. ' Bank Notes. .
Rhode irlantk Ft aIQ New England, - .1
Phihidelphia i 12 al4 N • York. Country ial
Baltimore i 10 PenntivaWia • 12a 13
Richmond • I- 12 Mary arid 10
Niirth .Catoliria e 12 Virginia _ ' 12.20
Savannah 13 North Cirolins 12 i2O
Augusta• 13 Georgia 13
,
Charleston . 12 South Carolina 12
Arialachicohr; 25 130 Mori& _ 26 •30
Mobile • • 12 Alabioni, .' 12 .20
New Oilean. ,5 a 6 Louisiana. 6.1 6
Louisville I 'Ba 10 Kentucky. - 8.10
Naidiville , : l5 Tenni:twee .15
Natchea 4 : ! _ 20 a 25 Mismesjppl 25 aOO
, • St. Louie 1 12 Missoun 12
• Cincinnati 4 8 .10 Ohio ' 8.10
1 Detroit, 4 Michigan 3. 00
. • Detrint 3
. .
-1 i lnctlina , 8.10
Illinois . 8 , .10
IMES
aszi
MIA TRIIII9NY •
I
/ * Thar then mpet lead a happyli6, '
Who's free from matriminual chains':
Who is direntetf, be a wife.
, is ante to suffer for his pains. - •
Adam couldi Anil no solid peace.
lillf6!n - Eve 'assist-a Air • mate,
Until' be sarl.a minutes face.
Adam war iiti le happy.state.
ii i
L
In all, the f male flee appears
Hypocrisy. coed and pride,
Truth,. darirog of a heart eincefe
Neer known in woman to reslar:.
Whet tongue is able to s unfolti,
The falsehoods. that in women dwell,
w
The worth in omen - we bbhold,
Is almoet-iinpereeptibllk.' .
Down with the foolish limn I say,
Who,ehanges from his singleness, ,
Who will not field to woman's away,
• In sure of perfect blessedness.
FROM TEIA&
in) of the steam whetlombek yr*
• our 61e of Houston and Galveston pa
th initent. The Houstonlektraph of
mans of not having received a mail Rem
By ,theOr
hive tee*
pen to the
the 241 cow
tea for nearly • month. We; in Ns . ,"
been an unusually long while 'idiom
y news from The ruing republi c .
the following pasagraph from the Hem
be 2d.
ties tansies of the 17th indent, we pet.
e Intfiaos it. constantly making preda
ris in the west, annoying the inhsbi•
1 30 1 / 1 1 1 0 . Ale. • party of about' twenty
winds e visit to New Labadie. sinnha to
• 'id Gediad—which our readers will re;
the United
Orleans, ha,
receiving ■
,W 6 copy
ton Star of
By the
mete that ,
tort' esen
tents. said ,
Cornett'
the ape
Itter met a short time eipee—sod
thei itiheNtants to come out sod fatal.
WI et
ebaUen
them. A: itoeskthenr were but me or SEIM •IMPO
10 . 1,0W0. ti : yltretsioktrated their ebalienge would
boacee . . if they would wake•a short tne, while
they iefit to do. -their., taltika friendly Mai•
imb, the I , . buta-compelimi bun to show them to&
Catena& when thej *cape!' 4tiat sod - rent him
bathe. y then departed. hiking with '
thumb*.
lween o . seed two hundred bone& -
' This isonly account we bays. seen soy ups
'blew . I
it the Indiana. They appear to be gur
'aridly - nI. ' • • ,
1 ' The re •• to. DI some , perm* have lately gets' do'
1 . covered '. , the routs fr Victoria to Sao Patrieto
I The-bed -wile ..too tomb' ikeomposed to rondo re.'
eigt4 '.: pa I but eannbetior circumstance
- lead tot belief that it is.thozorpee ofihe boacee.
.blOrm. likenan. Who left the•Victona sometime ta
- ;yeti le lib a friend, on their way to San Pan-.
olee - Z. edm attics had aye! been beard duo*
'ltis en • ' • they were thirdsied: -
,•' 'Tim. Went had bean onorely kWh/pima. WI
'
ea the . hid so fir rectiversd as to rommessi is
not ery_ the new seat of gower,sment
1 !.. Corn to mopell his deem OD the 3d.
k ' 'The t ' • Casette cbargentle colloidal
t°' . 1 let s trit ua rric:liAn a er th ra st yl i f ::"
'mid ..-- •thippont or unithOUla CM.. -
the his de e '
by irbmb
.eM.Whip
We insert
as . irdilowit
veil
.riennk.
En
1313
2311#
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