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• '-- JOY! Friel's* Office.; , t 1 :-; - , • • ~.
tie Aititteitribeirtuts protated the se-eeettri,tleiti
. pews. tecowitt has attached a complieticieb Print
ing Office to hie Eitablinetherit, where alt kirahi of
Cards. Prittiptitets, tiindbUte, Cheat, Bills ikt Lading:
&e.:will,be;pritited at the' rely lowest - neat. aad at
• thoshorter notice. _.Belpgrktartoiaed to , aecomtao
rine, the, • blid at the very loWlistiates; at 10°4 he
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Itali e
inilieltit the patioriage. of thepublie. ,; • ,
~'• ...,tuji in different colora:necutett at a ahort notice'
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•,-• ''' - A Card Prpta has been_ added to the estiblishineot.
~ Whirl wilt elLable us to'exemte Cards; Of almostev.
•- ery tie terietoa. at'verjloW rates. 7 , - --- - - -- - ;,--
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Leteiery Clasen beai in ,mind,that it is.`nottrilyhis
- - Isikeist. tax his dity. to ptirehase rrery thing that he
On nit e, •13y . platting such i course, he enema- -
.„ g p, a. ..n=l industry et ins owtOteighbor.
'booci
"•-• untidy depends —.llnd besides. everydo llar paid Out st
borne forum a 'earculatingrzn ed itun, I • whiehitvery
isitrten derives more or less , illenefit,iin;the•cogyse of
, , triple: Every dollar paid for foreiminanulacttlYes pur.
• ' i " ehatied abroad, is entirety lost to the .region: gees to
'- enri,ch those who, do not contribute one cent , to our
domestic institutions, and oppressesour own citiseita
V. B. Palmer, Earl. N0._194, South Third
Street, Philadelphia, is authorised to act as Agent
to i'Vertve subscriptioni! and advertisements for
`• Paper: - .1 ,
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7* ,Wedblust again call upon our subscribers
in rirreara , p this neighborhol*, to call and dos.
'charge their sutactilons. Out wants are such
compliance, with this request is rendered
abadutely'neaseary.
We boTo foirearded bills to a number of our
distarit autiseribenr. which. we hope, will tie'respou7
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deal ttrbi a prompt remitiorice. tip
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;PUBLIC` : piIEETING-;
HENRY CLAY,
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" A Protective Tariff;
- A lintiotwat . Ciuwewes, 'mat
.. oistirtticittost,of the Proceeds Air the
• awes oir ciao Public( Lands. •
ThOßewriFralic 11,epublicanaV ,
Sclinylkill
4; Consul in fewir",of :eleititme that Sterling demo
, .4trat-,'Onljghte great Champion'
of liberty, Henry Psi, to the Chief Magistracy
Of the country ; and who ire:also, in of es.
it• Natiorint CurreneY'of equal tittle
...throughout the ionnir)r, convertible into gold or
w,silvhr, at will-"rin _favor of distribiiting the proceeds
• Of the bales of Ptiblic Lands among the States, and
. against a repeal of Protective Tariff Bill pas
sed at the last Session. of Congress ;• are reqiies ! ...
tad to attend - , a MOSS Meeetip . Crit the TOWN
HALL, in the Borotigh of rottsrkille ! on SAT
.- AIRDAY, ottrolita ist;tle42, at 3:o'clock,
••• ht.' - ' • •
:Miners, Mechanics, Laboilh erchants. 110"
• o,ll"ncturers, one and all, rally t>fi this eceasiornaiity
skew the reize4tide JoheiTyler and his fOltpßE4l3'
•.: -;.•.s How many Clay -Men are there."
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'The meeting,willjhe addreated severalrgen
:_ tlemen s frOm Mr. Vangezer, a me,
clieaic from Montgomery counti,'Geo:
her and lathes H. Caropbell;' Eine:area, Mad Bev.;
era(others. . .•
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omas C. Pol loc k,! , George Stichter,
M. Bright, M. Wilson,-
?Oder, • j . A. Meis4,
George" Heisler, • La Mat Hai," ,
John W. Hetfuer, Wm. 11.11. Russell,
. M.Strouse, Isaac Taylor,
Byron"' Philips, • 1 •
John Witerhciuse, jr." , Edward L Helen,
.Samuel' Russell, " 'poise ; Thompson,
irn'tr Focht , i D. Clark, •
• E.W.I Fairhank Hodgson,
• ''`J.l9t.ir,, I Pomioy,
t•two,tif - Aiughs.,•
Geo: Pstteison,. Joisaph E. Lai;
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William welsh, sAoinon:Shoener,,,
• lailaia Lafferty , I William Carter,
Arens Lewis;'' • . • Abralmitti Sterner,
Joseph 'Bowen, Joined Cochren,
JoirePh Bier,, '" John K:Fernslir, -
ThOs-Cantiy Haines, • Jim Hoffman, •
Abraham N. -Sopelee, 'John; Daniell; 1",
J iseph tuatsWorth,
Isaac Allabseh,' I George F. - Phill.pa",,
Isaac Taylor, Daniel Walsh, .
Jameli Johnson, John Weathil, 7 l ,
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Freeborn,luhn
. Peter Nate,
":•: . .:!Joriathau•Shoin; . JoetYoUnilt,
.F.Geci ge qo n ; William
. . William Gibbed,
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Peter Henley, -Daniel Hill,
r Samuel : Cliff, Chester D.:Flytif;
William" Jones , Edward 1).
Richard thuith, Edwarilikean, "",
Murranyi Kiemper,
SiinuelHarts,'• William
, Lerch,
John 'Mujor, E. Frank •
Jehit J. Jones,' , A. M. hiiiedonsld;
Dc E: Nice; .' . , Jain Sterling,
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Atbeit G. Brooke, • . G earg aright, _
l'aoulas WalsE, A, Dennis Wislsb,
Thobstil Walstf, , • thoinis Collins,
Jaiiies McAlarneir, Jain Walsh, . . •
Fetriei'B r Akiti, _ Charles (leaner .
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Hem Joseph Msy,
WFtlism_Sands, • - Nlichael Pule;
John. Doelcaci, Irsin Gallagher.
Itieherd Lee, Emanuel Boirtrain •
• " Philip Wolfinger, •
Jecoli heed, • William Sillinian, •
Jacob litl!s, 1 • - limes Clark;
- * Jouirii Ssntaits, G. N. 'E c k er t, •
r Joiepts
G .." Arthur; M'Gomigte, i .
Chtrlvi Worman,
• ELl,x%,ir. -Franklin ttiereherl
Gantt:a 'V; Vulintine K. Atm;
• Jciines - Michael Filet, '
D.:Woodside,. ' ,j e kc i Ei c gee,
Ilaiitel Layer, lEdWard "Owen Parry,,;
Jacob t - Hammer, Janina H. damplte,ll.
Nathan Erma,' S.-1-1111,
H.-Visller; F. B. Nfehols - ;
F. M. Wynykop",
Andrew
;.John elaitleirW.:l!este;•--.
{dWard %Vellington
David Brines', " Sherile,
Hruorn, Beery J 0111 1 •1 1"!
George-Baton, - Otilio H., Jamas,
Williaui Fei ► ; Tanner ,
Paul - Peer, •
Farquhar, -
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deorge . Calioming
Silltinl4l4sl - Josfph George,
" Enoch, W. 111.eGintat
Arthur $1 C, '"qamgo %iota
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John -'Ruben thanes;
Jain , Boyer f • iiendersi N ,
Georie A. chsiwan,..2
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John B a rman, . . Charles& Heebner, 1„
O. Biltyrnati,%_ John , W.
William IL y/ann, .. Barbital _
Satinet Lawn, , ' 8. Witinea
Win. a vairsho, cv. W. Vinterditen, -
Benjamin Bannon, • John
-Joseph G. Lawton , • c Adam Hartzog, , -
Pratt*.
George . Potts. Danie l , l4artz,
soMuel Skeen,_ Isaac P. Dunlap,
Part phillijoy : L. F. Whitney,
John Uteri,.
Cherhar:Henderson,- , 3;11. Winn:mitre!: - •
Joseph leobinitort,
JolinStinnecin, ' f'J;Fori Whitney,
Andrew Mien,
•" Ahraitant'Poti;'l
John - Cottly, ,
lamest Farrell;
John ills `ifolton,
Badgers Idle.Oerly,' Williams,
W. Brennan, , 1 "; .- Patrick Devi,":
jarutie sMontorkteX Thanias
Maburi Patiison,. Thotrad Holt,
Ihnori.lttubjey, Hiram Parker,
David Duncan. : , -
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. Picsitcroicsu.--Yount Psopta's Booc.---
Thil valuable and interesting periodical improves
as it advances. ft is published by Chide) , and Mc-
Michael, and edited by John Frost and T. - e. Ax
thus gentleman well known for their high
liteiiiiY attsinments..:This . number is the coin
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toencement of the second volume, and the sub.
Script - lon pas hien reduced from $2 00 to $1 50
per year.' Agency for the work at: this office.
: Tue cosset travois, by - an American . 'Lady,
,
a oew'work, the plot of ,which is connected with
paraiigea(in the life of Aarini :Burr t will be re
ceived and for saletlittafternoon, price Ili cents:
Psacivst. Kessr.:—A new wotk,il. MarrYlitt,
I said'lo he euperiWto any:of hiriltarater piciduc
lions, Frill be received, iiri,l.lor , sate at this' office
this . . afternoon, prins 12fcents.
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M ev.Trs in or Pe Lau aLPlit.N.—olle ofihe most
enthusiaitic assemblers that *city has ever wit..
nessed;torilt place at - the Uhiegie Museum on Fri- ,
dsy night, the 'l6th inst. It was Called 'by ,the
merchants and traders for the purpose .of etre!.
sing their indignation at their treatment Jona+'
than Roberts had received Irmo - John Tiler. A
number of eloquent addresses were'delivereds and
a friend; wtiO was preaent. telths he never before
Witnessed such a prompfmantfestritiOn of feeling
aa was thrie exhibited. As the assemblage
.ad
journed, nine cheers wore called for IlenriChTY;
which were given with lou'd and continued roars
of acclamation.
!max's Exhrorrros.—Mr. R. Pesti" ll
exhibition of the grand Hydro Oxygen Micro.
scope will be exhibited two more . evenings:—ihe
27th of-Septerobar,-,inil 4th .of Octeber,•at 8 o
clock. This will give all those who have not wit:
neased it,'an opportunity of so.doing. The price
has been lowered to 12# cents:children boll price.
R. Peale will_coairnence Ina proposed course of
Lectures on'thrmistry and Natural 'Philosophy.
on the. fiiet Monday of October. if
,aufficient en•
couragernent is given. Subscription list at this
office sod at hip rooms. /
The*. Faith' is ii ca' .taf ' di•
p. paper and s glowing
in favor every day. - advocates the interests of,
the Miner, the Mechanic,. and the Working Man;
and in fact every class in the, communityyeseept
the money broker, and therefore commends ittolito
the fivorablo aiitfze of our citivns. The only ob;
I _ -
IJaction we have heard urged igainst it is, that it
Coutainis almost tociruuch political news. 'I his will
be 'obviated in a few days; vvhen the election is
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Seven) fOrther outrages have Una commit
ted on Abe upper road between' this-plies and Port
eatbon, during the past week. In every Matinee;
the assiduity have been uegroas. A large : gang of
them, we understand, lives up one of the ravines,
beta short distance from the highway, who, from
Weir riotous prbeeedinge r and general character,
are,supposed .to,be the principal actors. Would
it' not be well td enquire iambi"' matter?
Sitetur..— e are pained to, relate inite.l se
rious iaccurren4r lA
,S which took place at . Mount-
Latighee, aomel distance from our borough, on
,viouday last.. A minor :named Wilkinson, having
been attacked with some kite'', became delirious,
and'whilst Onder the indneneti of: the disease,
threw himself into a well half Ailed with water.
He was drowned before it wasrpossible.to recover
turn. ; .
,Tar....Amfazat zt sTtrurr..-.—The. members of
this imelety evinces very laudable dennuiinatioa .
to amuse and instruct our N citizenarduring
suing winter. By referring' to_the aii:lnety's adver
tisement. tit
. will •be seen that the coanuttne has
obtained the consent sif a number of gentlemen to
lecture befinefahem, colleen weqknown . talents
0 eke their assistance valuable. . .
• Elensruro IT.—,-Vaptam Mills, .the volunteer
candidate for assembly from this coring', isnot
round-the neighborliood on a furious stumping ex
pedition.' tge Cifttairi blows hti own trumpet
pretty bort..
.fie hes declined himself iG favor of
a `Proteitivi.Tariff and a National Bank. with
what sineeri l ti, however, it - will be left for the pap
as to judge. • - •" '
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Visw or Porrartzis.7-This beautiful new.
Miinted oti Canvass by Mr. Ilensde, and Which
his since been lithographed be`soll cheap if
a§plication is made soon atikte office. Jt is deci
'ded upon by judges, to heia.spliiiidia work, and we
-should {diets see' it Jo' the possessien :43f one of
'Mir citizens. ". . • , .
Tea treats° Conaten.-:-We hive meived
the first number of this paper, issued under the
*intro! mid editorial Manegeinent .of Winthrop
s 'Atwill. Esq. It is an excellent paper, containing
a varied and valuable Selection of news, and cal
-1 cula44 to become a strong the sense of
t r uelftocracy-4e gladly welcome it teour ltst.
Harrisburg and Lancaster Borough shin
plasters ottipining a footing here among our
citizens.Wewarn all against taking them; they
are an illTgal issue, and every dollar that Is taken
4ily drivel; so touch specie from;o4 of the'enon•
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ense writer in mt.
"pond, goys when the onioolit - itsso thick
skioi, it is always
, „ a sigo of a, cold winter-Anti
this year the onions have,Pc Cod six skicis Howl
goicioas I Won't it be a_Tifer.. How .the coal
men will sob,,their halide an 4 -
lewrct.—!-A highly.' respectable getltilinen of
our,, , "otongb, Wrist, kjicriedly crossing street,
'a kw Asyiiiiiiacti. rad violditlyspinst large
ocib atone, sod, shocking to talste; , ("rioted his
- • "; ° e'
_A& Willim l6o o TelfTame *wet, Issiob.
Wad thirty : five •AiijOsmd eigits Wafted 'awl
Ifgrieff WiNtosst , Penny*
"Inik Wai l 'lila OW abic*lo , fiiitplaced
• Own . airman:l,W is. - • '
; 11!0,V , fc, 4. 2
,-" , in 111 / 04 Part of our Pl
i•kii toill 440 oat Chidnurgies
tiliiilf t g.',./PP'* l 4il: ° M* l/ 4)
hiliet 4lll filif,Stist• 1 1 4 -11 0 1 sois takolliti
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A c l aim i . ' pied ma* . _ of;4lkei, friends - pf,
Homy'Clay Will he atte4'4n4il(oo Palt, - of one'
0Per. 1 .. 4 t iti.4fluO b 74 1 14 1 0, an d moat
of our Most re spectable citizens , and ileati-
If dairibotingiatitiriltbe-watody:lnit univ 67.
OPT*. .!€4idea! VU!r°Pii 4 this COUntg
W i ve been_cursed - with one of the moat degrided
spectacles honest eyes ever rested.upon, - that of*
Minimal EseCtarire..,Like the se ip e it in the fa. '
Me. he has been warmed and cherishwriall (i ash:
oieiciiesii,tenFe, when the first act of his new
Sly nap:Urea Pewer is to asting the hand that. retrial .
ted him 7 Haw the heart swells, and thn thoneht
brightens, when we turn from conternpleting s this,
humiliating picture, to gaze upon-the man' whom:
the cheerful call of million of freemert-Will-in4i ,
to fill his place. High lathe heszte_of his coun.
try men—a bright and glorious eiample of tklene
and untarnished - American Patriot; tie stands 'cm
, phatically alone upon:the lan of hiacountiYe
story. Unmeved, unruffled,ciliii—leok: upon his
acts Ober° yen - wilt and when you W1%14 ie al=
walls ,the sailic - single " minded pure ' Amerleani! I
'No man can couple the name of Clay With , each 4
,eiy—no Man can .say that simbiticin. haii,itter ,iia,
fluenced Mei against his country's interestsTno
man bring.one charge to prove, that he weer
de4iated from Pursuing; through the whole of his
career, the hapPinees` and welfare. ofthe miss. - .
The• People know this, and they intend t 'ahoy
their gratitude and confidence by.placing in his
hands the trust they had intended that the humeri.
ted Harrison should guard: We nai l er eiti - an
American yet who did , not feet ` ; prodd ref calling
himself a countryman of Clip* .:,Hen - nfilli Or
ties and all principles unite in admiringlifiri; and
no man of any reliutition dares to:iiialefittiy edge
tempt to asperse the character ofthis'gro,tinan.
We hope our eitiiens will attend taiii Meeting
en inane; much will.ho said in regard te' the al t•
, nation of our country, end the duty of individuals.
and a number of eloquent address 4 will ini . deliv.
ered. Come one and all, and-let ;the country
'lmowhow many friends' the` ann6r of Ashland
has in Schuylkill county. - 'r , '
A - PITIIIIIL—Iirothet 'and ..aisle!: aye! there
they stand, the very embedyrnent of health,. been-,
`ty, and affectio liallowed-' l .deubli holy. lathe
spark that kiiiillse the . light of syripailly between
then--pore..brigiot. and unsullied. bitty invisible_
clpiin thei_links their ruing hearts. together,-tor
they have lettined tisaoi of the w - orld'a. wicked-
Otttli Tiitrattuirephtire they breathe is quiet .ind
-peaceful, - Untainted by the thousand causes that
make life s dreary' pilgrimage—that,elothe . the
brow of the wanderer with lines end ,furrows, and
I silver his heir with • care colore4 dt., - See
1 them as they trot around togethet, - ,ey ,beaming
—hearts brimming their lietk thotiglits swefitng
with the inspiration of, perfect and innoc nt,' en , ; :
deinnent.' Aye shout on,. bright clime I.'uktitigh
the beau leaps with thy enjoyment, yet the reflec
tion which 'follows is sad and sorrowful. Here
Sheen t ake these youngstersewsy tied wash them.
they've got - their fingers full of. ink:, - 081 rot the
brad; he's making :Waste pspar of 'this week's,
leader 7 '—take thee . ' sway ! take themaway I ~
Toe SADDATH.--The MOM powerful reasons,
not only religious hut political; demand - a strict
observance of sanctity, in keeping this day.
one of, tbe,safeet laws to preserve the morals of .a,
people and, to strengthen goveientent, ihat the
most Profound legislators could have eve , devised.
Independent of the high.commandi 91onput the'
abbath and keep it holy:',,we took Ron 'those
hitman laeis which enforce it as wise ind'great
provisions. Wtto, that sees 'e people sempulactsly
observant of that high principle, cue admit a doubt
Of the'wisdom and purity of their eatinalst . Even
the most confirmed infidels acknOWledge the Id
iniratile political iffeCts which it results in; then
why can Confessed christians be,fonntl.heedlessly
ind recklessly breaking the:rule, add settinifonh
en example which thiviatons wilt j t to readily - fp!
low. ,
Mssmsnists.—l'he Pituiburg lotelligencor telbi
of a marvellous cure effected by mesmerism, Open
a MS. Eckeen, Who had been afflicted and confi
nedto her bed with '0 disease known as 'milk
After being thrown Into a 'magnetic deep by Dr.
Ewing, the operator.' she was aw akened,
the astonishment of her friends, Walked about the
room. ' The littelligeneer closes the paragraph
with a beat this if you ' • • •
We will ,try—vivoman rto 'seemly afflicted
with the efterunathint that she could not move•any
of be, limbs, was conveyed on a bed 'to the room
of Mr. Reubaits Peale; in this borough. . Afters's
.perintenting ition her fur some time he requested
tier to walk,w ben she arose and walked !remittance
to her lonia, a distance of seven rniles.'. Pottsville
for ever ! beat Mai( you - • ,
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JOON TSUI". AT HON ih r —Thi %lig' of Choi's: I
City county, the residence, eif
~b4fin Tyler. iectnit
ly held a meeting, and passeil,emougother prn
csedings, thelollowing ,
:"P It has now became utanifest &it John Tyler
hos thrown himself into the arms of• oar oppo
nents,'the Loco Poem, and isi dein . g eV." thing
in his power to prostrate the Whig esuse. ;
11 Now, therefore, as he repudiate!' Whip and
Whig measures, We, the "Whigs of Charles City,
do most solemnly repudiate him and his political
Believing, is wit, most eitieerely do, that REN-
O CLAY is thel only man for the times.-and the
man who will unite the great voice ,ofthe -Whigs,
throughout the United States; -we triolit heartily .
join with our fellow- Whip of New. York., Ken:,
may. North Ciroline,;and'other Swim and our
fellOw citizens of Amherst. midi other . cooPtio* of
this State. in the nomination of him as theNtig
candidate for thenest Presidenov." - ,•.- .1;
Prentice is becoming quite enthusiastic we loan
Mai the bettor for it.
,Speaking ofa conide , ;if
Tennessee wagons :bearing dags . .oeith Henry
"name inscribed upon Ahem, to Jaye . : ;
..Ity Heavens: it was a goodly eight! '..The elec.
trio feeling of the olden time IVIES kindled within us.
We almost felt iteif about to nee and beajthe great
w
Whig ball in rolling and thundering thintighrthe
r '4
To m Pourr.'— , The Plebe otitis abets is the
6118 twilit of the Whig prudes' of two doilarti ei
day and ioist tied! •
Prentice answers that it wilt oicue'ns ioon
Benton's' leltl flows eV* '3fiesies: IRO,.
promised 8 yein) ago. :* •
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-Law LegielOoro 'of Lovisiays
has Pule d a. 4 4a r . Prohibiting 4 1 0 11 giesiv,of all
free petered pepiceuk into the, State cinder pit of
*avY:A 3l4 seveia MOW'. - ' riga litw, is. 04 by
some AQ P04 1 7-PacaP4* l 94 : !: •,:
Comitireutetet 'taw abOut' Wiwi routed
th:crel , hdrpitti tea Wit libl4rampilii•
bout,ii.. caidd get
smelt of amid oft Oath; 61alou werdot
.rt TEDTIan. - . Eir. *pickled ror rt
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ginacie. Aitaastan.dlufier,-whesilitat viatiwas
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!Label getay, thalcciporits fluid
cfl 04 1 0 ttcalen.6-1
Mtn of il . 4* telt PowA attatsts
irreleead, coasOctrim*pliiitt 9realy,
of the itiviircortlisilokfirthiciatcwiedelak
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;te UAW — OWAMII4 I O4tta
inikgbarrintgbi NFw Yorks berfist
inialaild bat** in*sauf tif# 14,0,f
, it s axis' 1:1 Cite itt -
o and 7 t;do4,
DiCitqiiv- s '
...
t's e "cbt PrOvird to be* largely
So much ' for ' the ,mighty . fulnaiocia is -/.-_
'cingre!"- ~ - .1, -r - --- - - -- ..,,
1 • Cr-71103_11.eW Y ork 4 '.. 14.14 _,, is P musiain
Me of a wag. A little too egotistical though; ela
isn't it so brother 'l. • . - ---_
V - Fall Weather bee indeed iliff-Alnsteriftg- sai-,
fly. cold end duisgreeable; theldeeitugs of a pod
fuel will /100111** appreciated.: "-•-: -; N;, - .
" ' The Now„ 'Fork' Express tilde* that a large
quantity. - ° 1 f° 101 .3 1 / gads 41 Tivedin that al, will
lbe'returned 'mi . onibeing landed iiiconweiheoce
of the Tariff. ' ' , . •
the'Whigs f Detroit have extended an invi
tation to Mr, ay to visit '#t;tf.P l P lll • - -
i,,'Phe Whi, l
of Albany held a great Mass Meet!
ing on Satu y lasi. ' ."- - -'l. ', - ;,-
' .i .Flour was fling at Cleaa'reland on the ' l4 th
inst. at $3 sf i l per barrel. --. -*1 - - • '
.
7033 Barbels of Wheat were rebeived'ittChi
cep Orr:the etti inst ; thisis said to be thi'llailY
average' reteipts at, that place,.. R' - '
The,,•,'Apalaciele‘olawlatel4aAval it New Or-
leansfrom TaniPico, brought With her 127,000
in specie. 11 .,
1 A duel woe fought at NeW Orleansolollo 12th
inst., 'with small swords., Killed, mone-wdond
ed, none r .Missing, all I
I - -
Dad you ver see a lady Make half the exertion
to go to ling, as she. did to a ball!
A . Castilla of:Juas.--One he venders' of the
new life oftlem7 Clay; walked op to the'earriage
in which -.
r. Wehrle, departed Woro,the Astor-
Roos. an earnestly said, Wake the life of Hen--
l' ' , - 1 e of take 'the life of so eminent a cit
izen, was the reply. ' ' r - ' ' • • •
GoveMo'r Corwin. of 'Ohio, had his pocket pick
ed of a wallet containing 1400, at a recent mass
meeting.l -• ' ' - '
A tirade° Pirrirrojr.,--A petition, signed, by
about six thousand ladies. has been presented to:
the rumsellers of Lowell, Mess : , requesting them
to abandon the traffic. ; Can they refuse.,
, t -
There is to heo grand Whig Darbecin in Day
ia
ton, (Oht ,) on or shout the 29th inst. Mr.
clay, it i said, will be iiresent. ,
Bnauv rot. Rsit.i.--Not many months since,
while s number of young people were discoursing
oporilthe easiest mode of leafing the World, whether
drowning, freezing &e., were the least painful, a
Miss of fifteen, was asked bow's!** should choose
to die, who replied, • 1 wish to die the death of
the righteous.' - 1 = , - -
Inorr.--An agent of the Port Henry 'lron Com
piny. whose works amid Essex Cont:r, informs
ui that Premium the passage of the tariff bill
the company bad curtailed ita operationematerial 4
ly. Now, however. they have sent rip orders to
put the !rebate establishment in full blast. They
Italie now 2000 tons of &It in this cite whicli finds
I •
a ready sale at $27 per ten...--Troy Whig.'
( Pray Miss C. (a Ail s gentleman the other a
rer!ing.) why lilt that the ladies are so fond of
offieeral • How'atopid! (replied Miss C.) is it
not perfectly natural and proper that a lady should
like a good offer, sir?' _ ,
This belongs to the Holton Morning Post.
• The lowa San, printed at Davenport is furnish
ed to subscribers at the low piles of four bushels
of wheal per annuni. _ ' - -
The American For Coinpany of Nees York has
suspended payment.. Tao liabilities are said to be
about $300.000. , - „
• -
The Wife of Morgan, the greet abducted, is at
Nauvoo, and is now the better ball of a Mr. Her
ne, one of the prophet's' chosen mere:
gr.lTylcei official misconduct is waggishly sc.
coupled for by supposing him to be a zealotis con
kers td Millerisab Ile is therefore anxious to do
his pant 'towards the folfilinent of Parson Miller's
prophecy, by accomplishing the destrUction of this
nation by the•lsth of Maynext,--when this star on
which we lies is
-to go Out. , , -
Some of• the Philadelphia•papers sre suggesting
as a minable candidate for Governor of the State
the name of • the late worthy, high-minded, and
mach abused - i _ector,Jonathan Roberts.' -
Virus.? Ns:II-One Screw establishment in
Rhode Island Manufactures two thousand gross
per day'! It employs 200 females. and 150 men
and boys. Six hundred tons of refined . American
iron rod, worth $l3O per tan ' aro used, annually,
in addition to 750 toue of Pennsylvania coal !-
Oood.
~ -. .
The Clay, Club et Lionville has eleven burr
(IQ:Zanies on its list. , - - • -
A lady, in Maine, (struck by lightning, and ,
'thutight to be dead by the bystanders, has recover
edbY pouring water profuselyover her person..
. GATA/INT Bon -Mor.-..The Spaniards CM a
reserved people, and do not often pay hyperboli
cal!compliments, but one of their most admired ,
w riters. specking of a lady's black eyes, eays,lthey
are, in mourning for the many bests they have
bro
1k en.' •
, -,,
~ ,
IA GAIIAT Wotra---1 , The_ education of oar
children,'" said John Admits to Ms wife, "is never
out' of my mind. Train them to virtue. lishitul
afe them to induatry;activity, and spirit. - Make
-them consider every Vice is shameful and unman
ly. Fire them with aibition to lie useful. Make
them disdain to be deriltiado of any useful or or
namental knowledge.", - , •
We are' glad to lab that the publishers of sere=
rad vile papers in New York, bare been convict
ed in.the court of General Sessions. ' ' •
1 :"01. A man was killed in , a fist fight, at a pop.
r, nectieat Camp meeting, • short time since. ' Cot
pOtil us
i
Streeter calls this religo. - - ' '
. o r lie Military College at Bristol, under the
superintendence of Capt. - Partridge, was opened
on Tuesday. the Illla Met. - Several' Yoluntecr
Companies from Philadelphia were present:.
pre value of real estate ,at Si. *Louis, as 7
faro' for 1842. , is ff 1,263;690 % ~ . _
Ga. N o twithattandini the murder of McCoy; the
roadies of New'Neik had another prize fight, on
Saturday last; they bad -proceeded prormede4 to the 31st
found, whetiAbe police arrived and put *stop to
their-proceedings. F'- ; , , • _ _
It is reported alit the Globe arid the Madison'.
an are about to be coked under the joint mansgo:
ineuvalseac Hill aid Francis P. Blair. -
?-"The strength' of thiiTyter put)" May be infer
.
led frinn the reit that no•pait'Of "the country
hail they s sufficierif,riuMber of friends - to run a
animate ticket, based-an: Terris:n.l. •In-Philadel
pbia and New YoFtr. they hare adopted the Nieto
eci 17/Onts. 1 ,
Saki.-•-Eztrect ofi *.:- letter-from Croocked le.
lind, W. 1., dated B A d a st 25th i. - ..•Our Salt pond
p. t beauti ful or tell oetirut
Irons ace e nd
to the other.
theltree t c•eY is ibetistit of laborers; wire tuiLl
them, shoot 150,000 taisbek may betaken out in
a s h o d, t i m e; ..L. an• •:1..... • -.- • ..,- • :•• z• • •.-:, -,
k lsiami ' : 1 1 . Ty in Vi - .3
'.-- risp"•-ses a T - it mana...eto tic n
tlee,leateol. /lie editor -Oldie I-netts of that .
Pine imp! that the elf mile there is opial a the,
very beet:Vets hillier saw;in* • Peer ‘ l 4/ 11 : 11 ;
ooze . , ';' = " ----: -: --,:-:
- ii , : y r l , ?.. • ~:rt • , kb . e , t i. 0t ..
-. • 41 M 1 4 .. 4 14 4Irsitso- , 4 .ew , ! 060 *
CM.* 4 .1 P & •.! Fifteen ,ef thus *trettitaibt
Lanof:ariiii ' th ilt:Ctip hi:anti!' if the ceniiitoeYn;,
caeAle of life ' . -- '" • .1 `-- - '''. ' '''''
Re II
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fal
Ai tat . l otiu . On rho. 6tb tog, tturtpone swim.
" • ii. l l o POl'ag whtif? -
tdtkillooidooi &hutting eidiectei - 0 New
York City; died ottthe Writ of Aim of
.31110W'
..Ik.'t Prtirsir,,the eeledirin4 hunghimed(
in Mir Yottod SiandiY; -
The.OlobeZand - Mailisonion are,lo be merged
'into otie'papiti, to be edited by Isaac Hilt iutV.
c P. Wilt. — It =stain the adielniamtiori, end'
mud by the nominee of the .Natignal .Oonven.,
-Another prize_ fight in New -York, on Siinday
fast, wits broken up by, the police.
:All'persons wishing to vote et the ensuing
tendon, mumbe assessed ten_daye beret* the elec
tion, which 1%41 take ,place - _:- on the 11th of Oct;
The - Conferees in the - tycorning" Senatorial
District can't agree shout:, a:candidate. They
have already had npviards of 20U bauotuie,
The Locofoco parti have split' in ten of twelve
Counties throughehtthe State. It - is fleet crumb.
ling to Pieces. people are beginning- to find
'out that hunibugism is unquestionably jahunibug.
Some of our, limos seem' now to thiuk that Hen•
- ,ry Clay will make a:strong run'of it , far the Pies
idency. They Will have no cause,to,.doubt it et
ter -1844. „ .
Anew Cusrency.43auk,of Ertglasi4 Ili(ptec
We notice, in the Western papetei that Bank of
England notes of .. the denomination. of,LlO and
£2O are circulatinif..iri Nevi - Orleans, Louisville.
and Cincinnati: Col. - 13es-re;*.epredietion when I
lsbouring to destroy , is good cerrency and promi
sing a pewit, is - ctirimisly , illustrated... Lasmed of
American gold flourilitg,tip the Mississippi. it ap
pears that British ,Bank notes, are:Setting - 4Mb a
consWerable current - that way.- .. - • - -
• :•,..
These %nivel Eingatil.notes have Made their
apPeirance inNew Orleans anti - other places in
the South West for the - purchase of cotton. The
1 fact itself-shows strongly; the great need of a as
thma' institution to supply a national currency. for
ourselatis.'-' The. mieerable humbug..whic'h such
'financiers as Meseta: Barron, Van Bonin, and
Others, of the hind money school. have been spread:
Wiwi°, the land AS Ole peculiar idea of the miss
mocracy-," is daily proving its, own..northleisness
3
and the delusion Of a - ignorance of its votaries.
H this absurdity is t 1 'prevail to each extent as to
defeat the establishme t of a national institution
much longer. it is not -impropable , that there will
be-agencies of the Bank of England in every One
of-dur chief cities—private agencies, of course.
but none the less active. en that account. Let
those who exclaim egaitost a National Bank ask
themselves hoer they, • would- dike ~ a currency fur
nisbedby - theStinkciEnglarid. , • ;
The strange Matt:Cation ethith - seems to pos.
sees tiomipolititions when they talk loudly of the I
bleniingit of ei currency, .exclu.ively metalic, and
represent the earoe tothe people 'ea the most desi-;
table of objects, would be deserving of pity if it
Were not that roimetlaitig
. niore - th in a delusion
often possesses them. If they' 'tie mad there is
meiluel in their madness. The attractive sound.
of gold end silver, are .filscinating to the ear. end
a long as they believe that the people can be lured
by , these sounds, Mal be influenced by the vague
ISSOCiftlioll4 connected with them--io other words, ,
so long as political capital can be made ont of the
doctrine.' so long still - it find advocates
full of noise and fury. They misrepresent the
Damn: of the apron tahich the. upholders of a
allied, convertible
,currency • maintain; they. deo.
claim egainst,paoer rags,. they•denotinee the abn
see- of the banking system--abuses
_which - their
own policy gave rise to. Herring destroyed a
well regulated system ,they • paint to. its fragments
and sej,lwbat a system is (hie! - The evils which
result from its - disordered action as the conse
quence oftheir owls bostility-Ahey -charge as the
effect of its regular operation. " - '
, If these ultraists should carry out - their doctrines
tithe full" extent . and. destroy . all banks, they
would obtain as a 'currency, nut gold and silver
exclusively, but the issues ot- priyate bankers...
The KSAPPS; PENNISGTOSS, end others of that
sort, though upon a more attended scale. would
supply - a circulation. It would so happen, just
as surely se it tiow .hippens that the mites of the
Bank of England are taking the place of iscireu
talon which.., Bank - of _the United Stales once
furnished.
r •Bach a circulation there must be. By
destroying our national institution, gold end silver
were not made more abundant--nor was the ne
cessity of a - national currency it ail removed. - . •
If the expetience of the past and the facts of the
present time - could be used to enable us to profit
by whet they' truly teach--if we: could • team , to
reform whatever may have been proved defective,
to place new secitlities where omission had been
diecloied, to preserve tried principles entl.change
their modes b e neficially--if this disposition pre
veiled instead 'A:a - restless desire:for change and
a destmetive capriciousneas prone -to new expert
manta and protnpting to overthrow and reconstruct
continually, we might• settle down. quietly after
our long and afflictive - troubles not altogether
without benefit from having passed through them.
It will be seen, however, whether we_• - are willing
to observe it or not, that there are filed. priuciples
which do not require legislation to- -make them
'
each but ye so th . emselvet. , 'i. ,•; ..
EVANI
MSS
The ,abdie is copied from the Baltimcire Amer= -
lean.; In' connection w* this subject, we oh:.,
serVe - by the papers that a Branch of the Bank of
England ha's tieen estAlishedinivately f at !Ten'
.Orleins, and that the vacuum , caused by the rritlt
diesstil of oar National currency, is rapidly filling
up by the notes , of- the Batik of England., We
should think that
. thiti would open the eyes of the
people as to - the , necessity of having a &Ilonal
currency ef niirtsurn.. The Locofocos are not eat ;
isfiettimith leaving England -manufacture for Ms
by their .eopposition •to ejsiational Bank,
they, appear to be in favor.ef England siipplyihg
us with - a currency-a150,..4n. 'M. J..]
Cane. 'Coar..--A case of Cave:Cos:eras deci
ded "at the preisent•'Session ofl - the Court; against
a , man tiy the name mitStubtilehine, residing in
the tower elided the county, who was fined , f,i33,-
b3i and deals of prosecution; mind siitaitiewitem.in
ihipriionment of one' jeer in the. County Jail, for
his adulterfine practicce, btubblebiee,hits mein.
bee of new sect known by
,the_name of tm flarrte
Azanimi6ihich,hria recently aping up- in the
lower pert - of this and the neighboring, counties of
Chester. and f m lentgernery,whe contend for a free
intereoionethetween theseiee, trumps all the ties
of affinity and consanguinity.:. The victim of , in
fatuation plesithia oars caw, in -vhieh he argu
ed that-the alleged. offence was altogether a mat
ter of sonicience-r-that he believed. he haml.d?ue
nothing . %long. - sad would not hesitate to repeat
hiseo•styleii,lnie.deedei . HoPoreover denied the
right of any earth ly. tribunal M pass judgement on
his,offance—contendingthatit belonged toe high-
or poem -The Cklur , t , And ' 'Jury thqijkl, :ether
seism, end den* wht - .414‘f verd jet andiseuletice. :—
Reading Gtmelie..''' , i- 4 -
' '
'.;12.1)111 PITTSBURG ' .;NtaliirriaTortir op Cum
f37l"Lr—We tetra that *eters. Shoehorn are
going fully into thti toeuefaettere;ilud.aerouw
4eitiag the tweepsoyftaniegiei awl other buildings
gefftearPrimilition4o4l'iittge soa.bee
mitt's special igeat tiEuttops pro Opt hemmer
Ottuti - and information of spfuteilmealentt
eibliblilifftne been intio4Ocestr4fidablirg,4 -
titeitte4,:,-.'vtz;, •
• .s • '
INIS
EMI
Me. Enniart- , . •,,
„-.' g e - Whet' "A,neelon- r eittzen can
. 48 4 thaiA4 4 ** ihaTablicA tl 4.. ob.Cn t lY
rc
moved Collecter of the. Port of PltiladelP,
- net. feel indignant-at the contemptible; cherad•
arid. conduct of Jelin Tyler, both as a inactinul
the chief Magistrate of this proudly free and en
lightened nation' The President, of the United '
States misoticitedly. appoints Sonar Roberts
theColleitorst‘in reply to his letter recommend
tug, office to another—hecause' there. , were
Arcing rivaecandidates for the office, and he, the
president: did'not wish to' offend the friends of
the rlede2 party—that is, he had not moral - ems:7-,
age and honesty enough to select: the one ..whom
be tionesfiy Aid conscientiouslyit,etfthe more,
Suitable and Competent to, discharge-75e antics 'of
the trot for the public interests! Thereby show
ingthii this per se" conscientiously scrupulous
individual, acted altogether, pro aiti, with .a vi e w
to his own private aitibition anit ; benefit, and not'
for. the _ good of the nation: His deceitful_ treaeli!;
cry, thronghOut, , in hie appointment end . easel'
- quent treatment of Jonathan. Roberts,; who hair,
during a ionglife, ever been coniforml*onsist
eat Republican—and, I believe; his faithfully and
honestly discharged the dutieiof his JatO office,
is "alike discreditable to the individual es welt as
the functiQnaty ;- gvhp has, disgraced his high sta.
tion-by stooping to , alictidian,: and interference
in details, far beneath the attention of a 1 Chief
Magistrate of this Republic; evincing a tyranical
disposition.' only. worthy of. a Doge of Venice in
the most, despotic diye of that n Republic "-or
thelati Black;" Emperor of Hayti;" the famous,
er,infamons Christophe ! What does it concern
the public interesta,.if the poor Clerks,.tide Waiters,'
Otters,' door-keepers and store keepers of the Phil
adelphia CiiStrim Blouse, prefer,. in their private
opinions, Henri Clay, James Buchanan, or any
otherDruididsde, any and at of whoM have as
muckright to aspire to the honors and favors :'of
their elluntry as John Tyler has is it come
to thiethat all employed under the Government,
must, necessarily, accord and agree with the Pres;
ident of.the Uniied• - :States;th carry - mit his Ad
ministration? Are they also to enquire, when .
soliciting employment, what is the pectiliarrelig
ious sect of the President, and conform in their
ligion:also with the Dictator T' If the
People of these vauntingly ..frer." United States
are prepared to sanction and tolerate this high
handed ariogueMs in their n thief Servant; "
may as well givetim the purple at once, and lay
aside the mockery 'of - -i , liberty and freedoni !" I
trust, better however„ofmit countrymen, of what
ever party—and that they have intelligence
enoughto understind.the preatimptive.arroga nce
of their mediating, weak, pendent andincern„
petent President, whom accident his placed where
he is-:-and" that they 'have lionesty and -virtue
enough left to treat, bin' as he justly deserves-
notwithstanding the mawkish cry of Editorial par
tizans, who cringe and flatter pnwer, n where
thrift .may Wince . . fawning: " that the man
is persecuted, and, therefore, worthy of sympathy.
Yours
Stptemhei 14th, 1842
Ma. Bennis :—I do not know that it will af
ford you or your readers any particular gratifica.
Lion to know that I inn a devoted admirer of Ho
mer, and especially as vve have him in the garb of
Pope—however such is the fact, I do admire him,
and among his innumerablo beauties, the follon
ingia not the least:
." As the red comet froth Satt{rntu eat.
To fright , the nations ivith a diliion6g ;
-With sweeping furies glides along in
And shakes the sparkles from, his blazing hair,"
Ibit it is not exactly Homer, or hia,.beauties,
whiah, I now want to be o driving at ; " What has
occasioned my WOndennent as well as many oth
ers, is a certain card which has a place in your.
last weeks Journal; to the following Sublime ef
fect: “_3/r Suite:love, member of the Royal Col
lege of Surgeons, LiCentiate of A nothecaries'4lllll
London, &e., ''cannot leave Pottsville, &c., '44c."
Now, Mr. Bannon, who in the nanaa' of sense is
this great man!' Cannot you throw some• light
to your readers on the subject! Ido not know
•that we 4re particularly entitled to the informa
tion, but still sorriehav "think it Ought to be
known. •
It cannot be possible, surely, that a /ivi'mem
her of the Royal College, &c &c., .was actually
among us; ind that too so long as,, it would secni
he has been, 'Without giving' some. indication of
his proximity —that a luminary of such magni
tude, (but I feel such a hankering after that Ho
iner,) that a „ red comet" in his eternal' orbit
could be sweeping.among us, and so many, alas,
ignorant of the fact—methinks he ought at leak
( not .to .have " frightened' the rattavilliins
"with a, 'dire portent," but) to have shook at
least : some .!sparkles fromhis blazing hair;" so
as to -announce his awful presence. Has he left
no trail of light behind him that we may trace out
.his illustrious whereabout and run and do him
homage ! Do throw some lightmi this subject,
as We are burning for . knowledge—he ought to be
Boz'd Or Ashburton'd. • -
Mil
STILL INOUS IiftNIABV.ADLS Rtaxs 15 EN
-141.11, Arientca.—:-We have lately looked over
some drawings :made by k traveller, recently, re
turned from Central America, representing the ru
ins of an ancient citj; not yet visited by any trey
eller.,which are perhaps niore reciaarkab!e cf
than .
Ten those visited by Supt:terms and Catherwocal.—
They have the same terieral 'character, 'but their
preservation in some respects is 'more perfect.—
Tbb principal of these 11.14 is are at a place callei
Chichen, situatedin. the midst of a vast plain, al- .
roost midway between. two oceans. On the tops
of the pyramids, resembling those which Mr. Ste
phew; naet.with other places, and which ho
conjecitured.to be the bases of p u blic buildings,
this traveller Retard!) , found rnassive - plifices in a
state of tolerable preservation. Among theni!war
one differing fron.the rest in 'posessing a Circular
form; and in being reminded al, the top, in a man
ner isOinewhat resembling a ;dot - i . e. - He/ found
Willa, v a ult ! , and floors; covered•with hard compo.
anion bearing a bik-,h finish, Celored interior walls,
'sculptures in bait telief,_itoneirings for lb° hang
ing of large doors, and various other evidences of
art sod skill in . the conlitictiOn - Of habitatione.--
We understand that it lathe intention of Mr Nor
man,the traveller in questior4 to publish'so ac
connt of his visit to - Yucatan; arid a description of
these eurions retriaine.- - -X Y. Eve.
HUNT of Loc.kperi, 'N. y,
unto has beensun for Coograsa by the Van Drults
party_ hi that District, his openly , renounced'
tonniction srith, it, on account of its: hoatilities to
Protection sad Land Distribution. - Hp totes 11;
stand boldly, fully on the aide of Home Lah?,r_ptid
Justice - to the eludes; He is a viduable accession
tti the dines:—Vdtrne. - ' " • '
Nor fies.—The Whizeof the I et yret4l of Alba
oyotitang otheie pitied dm &Bolting resolution
itßeOreCnist, th e tempi*" for the Wootton
of !Audit:Veit Botes;..end vibtottthe Arg Nuke
fe siren oueoliseovety,, fe t tveceemplistted
2040, )14 Ai: - pi:balmy Is oat be wilt tot,
Itahi_itipiltr*ore the Atititicen People.
ME
Mffgli
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MIE
(COMMORICATID.
,Yours, .
SLICK & OTHERS
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NM
'FOREIGN MIMS.
Arritht
of the Great Western,
• . ;. 4 • ••
iiiteamer, Great Westeirr'irrived at New"
Yorit;ioa with
her Landau papers to the 3d. "
The quells has , departed en *visit_lo, Scot
land. The paperi are 'filled accou nts of her
en b ar e s ti on ::-. The Oast Sovereign that ;fished
Scotland was also ctuse . ..:l4feri, Qua'en or
‘si'ols-
!_rladamit Celeste'came out' in the Great West. .
er.
The Acadia was te leavo the, following day
from Liverpool at 9 o'clock.' 1 . 1 , •
if, Ellis the notorious chartist is in casual , . •
Theitisintection . in the manufacturing and
Wog diatrictii,durring spent its violence,' Wei soli.
siding; and thelratoration of tranquility was be
coming general._',_ At many place" the disturbers•
of thevesce . bave returned to work.. 'Sy the th , itt.
sand upon thousands ingeo.l in the insurrection
sty Movement. no fire erase were used. ' In York-
lihireand Lancanshiro.' the isomen seers athong,
the most active of, the' rioters. , The turn out , in
Bdotland; - regarded. ei the, project fora genets%
_mevement; bas been a failure, , •
There harcheen a 'decrease in the wins trade of
475,812 galloni.' • • . ,
'Dr. Ireland, Dean of Westminster. is dead,
The Archbishop of .Canterbury 4 has been de n ,
gerously in, but ill semevehte better. •
Pr l llegine is deed. - • - •
Covent Garden wee to open on th 3rd inet...:4.
Adelauhs.itemble - at !cones. ,
1 4 4scresdy has bee* playing st;Liverpool sad
hfenchester. .• • ••• • • -
_ _
, tr. Lee is spoken of-as the best Irishman, now
that Pottier is'uo more, , .
London Auumnce was_to be performed op the
same night at the Haymarket.
Wilson; the iocelist; is engaged to deliver Jpc.
tore% - pp toiriic 'and long, et Liverpool.
The crops are in a good state; notwithatand.
ing a Severe drought. It ha* been' succeeded by
fine rains. , ,
'Prince Oscar; of Cambridge:ldt St. "James's
Palace at 9on Monday 'or diftany. •
Mr::Thekenslasonnounced anew *stork to be
published in October. called Ameridan
ytre understand thet upstarts of 150 ChartiA\ri
merit base been committed to York Caetle
. .
Anenhey„Csilnre in 41 . 6 enin trade weaannoanc•
ed at Mink laa° on Maids). The decline'of
a quarter, compared with the quotations-of the
previous Monday, may be , said to have produced
a pine in the corn trade.
Lungmen, the great bookseller of Paternoster
-Row, is died. .v -
. -
The London •Morning Poet of the 3d gives
news from India end• Chins in - enticipation of the
over land mail.: Dates: Calcutta, July 8; Can•
•June f 9; Ilailatrd, June 26; Chine,
May ; Ceylon, July L
' Affairs in Affshariletan remain much the some.
General Pullock'sfoice is still at Jellellabed. unit. •
ble to ailvenee or : recrile, end General Nott's po
sition of Candob or;is not much more aaiisfsciory.
In Vandahar Gen. Nutt bas been reaping fresh
laurele. He has been assaulted by le'rge bodies or
the enemy, which Le hes repulsed with great gal. '
lenity. '"
The Governer GenetilLhassrdered a force of
18,000 men on the north west frontier, to be call.
ed • the army of Dome,' •.
- - Immense damages has been done to the ship.
ping in Bengal britic late gales.
Nothing certain is known respecting the 'inten
tions of Lord Ellenhorough, although the Unit.
ra Englishman says, the English readers will be -
ehockeiftcrbear that the GOvernor General has or
dered the withdrawal of the troops from Affghsa-•
Adair, without. striking a blow. The Post ii.kv
where .re .- the poor ;Moneta and bastagvkt and
says, they meet be, relieved at all evehte.
No direct !cifinmunication has- been received
frOm them since ,Capt. Mackenzie's return to cap
tivity There is little chance of their effecting an ,
escape; and if ever the prisons:re re released,
says the Calcutta Star. it willbe by treaty, or ex
change for Lost Mohamed.
CM .. .IA.—The intelligence horn China are whol.
ly_unimporient, with the exception tbat the Em
lieror, 'apprehending a visit from the English, has
retired freni'lekin into Tottery, gallantly ordet
ing his people to defend themaelves . to the lest'.•
Preparations were making to etbranc'ts on Me
lva.
The Acadia arrived Roston on Sundays the
18111 inst. at 2 o'clock, bringing with het 23 pas•
sengere tollsihfax, 1,2 from that pod; end 52 to
Boston. - -
'There bad beeriltorilteration in cottoty-at
pool. - Sales on the 3d Mat. reached 2500 bags
n:Mstly to the trade.. ' ! ,
The hest brands of flour advanced on,
the 35. was a sport oply. ,It had been,clearly
ta&irtoined that the harvest would be s fUll
ago one,/ .
.The telegraphic report ii. relation to sickness in
the.lndiait!army is untrue l .
According in the :Berlin Gazette, the public_
debt of Bussia, in the beginning of '194, amoun
ted to 2E4,288,760 sil4i rubles. In the course
-of the preceding - year, 19,812,280 rubles of the
five per cent, loan, en ' ,276 of the six Per
cent. loan were rocks. ed. The paper money in
circulation not diminished., On the_ lit of
dant:l;l4 - 185*dt was 595,776,310 rubles:
General satisfaCtion seems to 'be felt' in Eng
land, at the adjustment of the boundaiy treaty.
The Loco•Poce pspere of: this City base
thoughtlessly published' is, statement that lora_
young women at work is the Losi(ell factories
have built e' neat- two-story house near Salem,
Mass. out- of the earnings of their labor.--If these
girls had not been taxed of half their earninge
cording to Loco•Foce logic). by our former Pro.
twirls, Tariffs, they. would proirehly nonr-To 'soh.
tug dishes at seventpfirre. cents per
,Week each,
and payini much more fur their clothes than now.
The Protective Policy, lb our - certeitt knowledge ,
More than doubled the . wages of Female Labor eel.
seiaally in NeyrlEngfar i t.L. within the'
which followed . its adopticin. • Let it be
and perlactedornd a general inrprolietnei
condition of laboring Classes will br
result. 7 -N. Y. Tribtine.
. -
Wtiat the deuee Is a clam bake, proper
.
Theta are VariOtli kiwis, The best is t
of fat cohogi,.grease4, tiptinkleilytith pei
a little brtekAust - for relish, placell on
•
eimaiertatot Ely s e minutes , end theid?.'
tied tato a 8u rage mouth, satliihis
Dors load that sword forevei."—Rieh.
I 6(fr inst 4 by Roy. William Bart,
CRAM to Mg MAU . hiOAILLii,
vale. •
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By. the . wane. oa. t tie 224 mi.,- Mr. JAc
liss ceruouss. Yoer
ATIIKNIAIN INSTITUTE.—A meet'
members of this laititute.Will be held or
vetting hell, the 26th is at 7 o'clock..
tattiest* of all the members is requited,
orimporrance will be laid before them.
‘.5e14.24, • 101 IN FORTEI
NOTICE. —The Baptist etngtegatics
artist the Bev. 4. M. iks';‘ ,l l l meet
sestSabbsdk at 31 &eye*, la the'
elturrA, September Illy
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