11 __.. POTTSVIItLE. . -, SITURDAY MORNING, MAY 13,1843. „ -- Insurance.- . • - • • Tho subscriber. Agentior One of the best Jostir-, 'wee offices in Philadelphia, is prepared to inake-in litiTances an all descriptions ef. propiny ouch as •Houses. Mills. Stables, Goods, Furniture, dm. &c., • at the very lowest rates. fi BANNAN. eq. Single copies of. the Miner:' Journal, can ...bepbtained Of Mr. MAY. Carr, N.. 85; Chesnut litreei 'l (National Forum office.) ver . r Saturday \ • - • •eveMcg,•cyhitu subscriptions and athertisoncnts -elso`vvill _be received: 1 'The military display on Wedapsday laet: was quite a spirited and brilliant affair. ;IslotWithstand- , ing the unpleasant state of the weather and the: cold ram which: fell during the day, seen_ COM , . I' patties were present on parade and 1y their ecolu'-; lions and drill well sustained the ieptitation of.our military. Alter the line was funned in the morn-`` ing, the Baltalion was marched•, to the parade ground on .Young's Hi 1, and waathere drawn up -in order to await the arrfrof of Brigadier Gdneral High fur whom an escort h.. 11 been sent. tlpon the appearanci, oPthe General and staff t).10, Artil lery fired the required salute; and he was received by the whole line with arms presented and aid' errs saluting. After the review the 'l3aualion tneved down-into the Borough with theGeneral - ' ' and staff at its head, and 'in that manner proceed- ed through the principal streets until they at hie quarters, hen- they-; again; passed in re. \ view, and, after °ming haw. beyor,d; dis 4nisscd, We cannot let this politic+ pass widiout advert ' iv lci the -appearance of Capt. Nagle's Company of 17dopentli.nf Blues v.ho Were on parade during : the eley with an ildlition utiforrn in the • - shapo,of a new and elegant eat). This cOrnpnyl is improving, rapidly in drill and 0 . overnents, and cleservet3 the encouragement and assistance of our citizens in their spirited unllertaking. It is com posed ehtireitof younghleat i anics, who; notcith standing the difficuly.dride4tnse attending the *tint, have succeeded in lequipping:thernsecres well and. aipropriately—our citizens- could do well by a \ling and encouraging them inileiren deavotir. - • The other corripacies areserWell , known among us {hat anything, we could ity in their praise would be'but a twice told ta e, so we close this paragiaph by saying that none of them ever ap peared to greater advantage than they did on Wr..doesday. :To'itris• Hain.—We celled in, a few nights ago, 'r 'upon Mr. Peter F.tMudey, who his taken MIS 'fine budding and established in it a. Temperance I Refectrny anr.Reading Room.: Are ,Were highly pidasetil with - sit iheAtrningements snd, from the patrona L gewhieb is ; .evidently extended to it, pre-,. diet a compiete success in. the trndertakint. The; Reading Room is admirably: fined up and well lighted—arange„of stands containing number of good' pspers, daily and ere.eklT,lsurround the room; and a large circular tablein he centre, covereq Kith' periodicals, lato.puhlicalkons, &c., all cam spire to induce - a visit tothe - eablishment. The proprietor is obliging, attentive'And intelligeni; and desorves to succeed irr this hi4few enterprise. The EscAarynms-r.-:--A - erieeiing of the military county was, 1ej,41 at, the Infantry / Armo i rly on 'Wednesday after the brnade for 'tit l e' ,-,purpose of making airangements relative to the: , proposed Encampment at this place.' One or two; addresses *ere delivered, and the properspirit was 'manifested on the nal of those present. k com mittee of 01TMers Was mpPointed for the purpose .:ortixing upon an,' ppeoptiatesite, and also acoth : rattteelo ascertain thi.eost and procure the ne cessary funds.'the meeting then adjournelL;to. , meet at the saine.Atco on Wednesday next, thert -aml there to heat,:theieliorts of the committeix.. Quite a difficulty occurred on Wednesday at' the Phiiadelphia„Court of Quarter Sessions be -tweeri"Judge Jones and lice - :Grand Jury. His IPTior.administered to theM,'what they consider . --ed an unwarrantable rebuliOr the non perform= anco of their duties, and inthriated •his intention :to discharge them. Whereupon the Jury read a formal protest againSt 'the ?ticlion of the Court which was read by both biles. and Parsons, when • the former very unterimoniously discharged them. The Jury refused to be aseharied and ;ictired to •-their room to consider further upou the business .ft trj-The weather Which was rainy and disagree ! able on .Thursday morning, , brightened pp in the i - -nfternoon, and the sun;shone out pleasantly end .cvarmly, notwiths'anding our Paragraph upon mormlight,"which woe already in type. We heard a number, of ours , l343lng Jam dardies;" (as 'Corporal Streeter calls them") complaining 21 their jilt inch in having Wednesday fur a pyade, instead or, Thursday. • (*— They have'h3d a4ovel kind. of Olytpi ad at the table race , The celebra• led 'Otto Motty rode the two wildest horses in the sityagainst anything" that could brought into eompetittan with him, stn4'distaneing all, The ;deseription of iteceene utsiiven in the New Or leans Pielytinl 4195r5.--NV few •« Tae de '73ottrbon7 lowa which are decidedly the most beautifil,as well,aa the most popular:of all the family of nuce.':;.They blnorn from June to'Oc tober; th‘ose of our eitizenS who are fond of such thing would 6 %you to call and view them. cs- , . .. We tried htird yesterday. morning to write an srtele .upOri),maierMl lque.s . tion, and gave up in de pair 7 .-`erstso Whill ,e loquaCious interloper ly at work wagging his tongue b oar sane , fpm! , 1. S. Hollingsworth, cleat of the dotn- C - -7non ou• - diI.,Of The cry,' died suddenly ori Wedneatl,6 , e•ening Whilst Falling at R. Harrier's llph Od - street pear Arch, It was calls. ed by applesy. - . i• ' Jr. Col:y:6 is sti , k. !Muting in PlAhnlEiihii. iip in rnennerism,theWan d. rg, fheponienas, ant inexpTicables involve() . in the science of nnirnal attriietion. . - utssor..—Tba Presbytnriau churr:h Ist Nor. 'rietoa•n, was, entered on Thursday night fat by" -sontievwjetzcd reonns4el and robbed of n valuable ,Lille. rho friends oi hope discovered a numh,sr of i'lecal votes zero n• • isinst biro at his cite:ion ;It ieyntlirstoodin Vir• gittia that the seat will be Contested. ot•AlttibscriptOti itapci rot .the relief pf .Stnairs' tcnotr and trdEnwelt.'m mother, •is circulating at 'New Vice have heard it eiimpitined task tta pos se:4.es cara.on the Rail aro. not kept qu.te ai cieszilas they might he-L—hnta tail? :YpiterOay was a gloriiiOs (13y--iotry'woVtim bled-so - Ociut tho weather qn IVe4nci3ayi 6utiw - 0 caughtis cold, eibd cauldtt't•help it, t 3a etitnated tliat nearly twoillomind, 'persons Iltaiero;freatztt the militia , paroie in ljavcn on TtiOs!lay' las.. . • , BattuMon' Paiado: • Repwcieintem.. • A great opher once observed that the safe ty end prosperity of a Republic consisted in the virtue of thei mass. Crivurleashave rolled_ past , since its utterance and still the oracle remains ,unchanged and tivnity eshiblislied as evil.- Rest irig pur opinion upon that express:on,we call safe ly assert oil it our noble fabric- ail endrire i4t•eval -With time itself. Tru-t tothe people—C. , utidein the judgement of those who sustain, enjoy, and suffer, and we have a dependence that wall tent melt away: , The mass may err for : a lime, experence,- bringing with it khe consepiencel, of that error, will correct the, mistake and retedy • the evil—Demagogues, with their conning. finely woven schemes of ilmbition,maysucceed in blind ing the. community for:. a period; but, like !the tempest which Blooms and 'mutters for a while, the awakening fruit the deltision will leave ri se rener, sky arid a; puier'latmcsphere behind. Trost the people and all will beWell—seek not to bully, flatter, or cajole ! lei ell, appeals to the pophlar sense be restethupon strong, calma and clear ras on—address arguments to the sense'and nell to the feclingstruth needs but little comment, when spread out clearly before the public eye accompli:hr,inore with its silent qe.e',than:a!hthe vapourings of, high wrought eloquence; ;or 'the wheedling Ciro] is of cunning sophistry: • We hold n. strong and abiding dependence on the gocol' -sense and honest, faithful intention of the maes— a dependence, which time and an age of Contra. diclions could scarcely shake, and would lye 3vil• Ihng, no matter how , vital or important. the issue, to trust the final decision "to their united .og mem. There has been, and there stil exists :a ileire, on the part of some who seek to Inflame the pi'ib lie mind, io carry 'their Ain't with inipttuesity, in de midst of eicitenitnt. There is rnanifeste' in .04s:course a fear that the people' may pau ' antl il reflect before they join in .the halloo. The ime beginning to understanil this system and no al wept look for the wolf before they run at the c for help. Empty Words and noisy nothings are firsng thesejTect rapidly; and the lesson of dear b# ht ~xperience siands out in startling characters he ore the mental visions of those who have heretofore been the willing dupes of demagogueisrn. The_ ivarning votee , ,of ' that unanswerable nioni or, is •-; seldomdisiegarded, and thus, time, brdeveloiping, l l and laying bare a principle to *the mass, ployes A its utility irt: an argument, comp reed to vilalch precious Speculation would ho foe iSh - and in Me j, plete,because the moral sense of the comtnunity is n , always.right. We close this artit with theliinc- d i tation whiCh preceded it, • and mild havti the_ menanrah'e words eng,raven in 'the marnory, ai lidy . I n) are in the heart, of every Arnolican -. , i I. The safety of a Republic , consists in the' r . tue of the mass." ' ~ • , i j SMILES There is a powerful magic in ilia oy ous gleam -of. a beautiful eUuntenanco-- an pressible charm in the brightening glitter and Spar kle of a fine' face, which breaks upon oneit'd, 'a beam of glorious mud:dn . & .thrOugh gorgeouily tinted cloud. The heart and soul at such/ ino _manta sneak out through this beantiful,itatcrp l reiCr; and all, acknowledging the attraction, feel happy 'neath its magnetic influence. I SMiles are tije suc cessful champions of the lovely,and when tfrought into the lists to contest with Other enentieii to tier sovereignty, attain a complete triumph,) and with a sweep whichmo• other qtiality can possess carry all opposition before them. Some sentimental, ladkadaisacal writers insist that tears era the most powerful weapons of the gentle sex—oat on 'the slander'! who Would compare' in point of impill ilie.influence wry face, ;,blotched eyes, and snivelling whine, with the joyous and bewitching 'outbreak of a fascinating sunny smile' :Orle might just as well prefer 'darkness to noon-day I — . clouds and a hurricane to sunshine' and zephyr. We will have no such musty risertiodpalzned on us for truth, and , we call those unmanly and weak, who would for a moment succumb to the sophistry.--Away with the dOlorous, say we, and despite Morinonisea, and every Cnbcr kind of ism, give us laughter, 44 day, and sweet suony•amiles ! • - I ATTEMPT' TO ' ASSASIZCATF ,MATOTI. of PUILADE PIII/.—An himself A. ddlphns tialemia, attempted to .011 Mayor Set4t, 'on 1 . day last, by Shooting at him with' a pistol. appears that the fellow wanted his Honor io assist him in establishing a school for the !linguae ges, and, becoming quite insolent in hie importit. nitres, the Mayor rose to leave the roma, when he discharged the pistol et liim. Fortunately no in• jury, was inflicted, the ball only grazing the baCk in, its mange. The man was immediately arrels :ted,'and committed to [moon. lie iesuppoiedio be insane. • SHIP MAN 4xincexto,..--.-The papers caw that this men has bei:l3 arrested in Indians, by some peremis who foltOweil him from Terre .Haute.4- Since his arrest lb ha& written to his wife, in, which hisays tat he is at large,,and is waiting. for a steamboat tO•convey him home.,'-The • 'ey,'which lie had taken with him, wail given up' to his captor. The whole afTair of his arrest and relea4 ?roma strange complexion ; and the pa pers seem to be in doubt' as to the facie. C&nlNaT.--It is now ascertained that Mt. 1 Webster his resigned his" place in the Cabinet: Hugh S. Legare„ , ittorney General of the Milted States, is appointed to he acting : Secretary of State for the present Caleb Cushing of 'Massachusetts is appointed °Minister and Commissioner-to China- in the plaCe of Edward Everett who declines the appointment. Moan •ExTsamilirvrons.÷lllrd William W Hubbell)if Philadelphia has invented a new sots of "eiplokFtvs ball which he palls a thunderbolt; that explodes after being skit from a cannon any time within 71 minuted; ' They were pro Fen upon ,a target which WAG anchorclinthe.Deliware below the Nary Yard, and Were found to be every way diaboliCal enough. • " , nkt The.Nesr Yolk Aurora states tipon go'id authority, that.. Richard i'.llibinson, tho murderer ' of EllenJewtett, is now living in -'Texas; ana is en gaged in mercontile business, with the fleas of t,Btalso, IV:glace & C.). ft algu states „Lim his rep- Wation.there is at 'gaud as that of Tain.s gener ally are. • • ' :to . ~'1 .o....The.Pie'sitlorit and-Cabinet - hare been invi ted to wend the celebratfon of the il fi raker Hill Monurnent, on the t7th of June. ' It is sUpposert, by s,me that " - the take that oppor. trinity of making au electioneering tour through the Zara: Ptolemai, the Italian whoMtenaPcd to assasai 7 na'e'the Mayor of Philadelphia, endeaveured to commit suicide the Faire nrht,. When ered he was insensible and was recovered with, great difficulty. • • cr,y , Ono of the St i ,,iLouis papers state that the city of Caito,at the mouth of the Ohio, war.. coin, pistol) , submerged at the last tes. When the stej . ...mbest, - bringing the news erne by the spot mlthing, was seen of it: , 1- th Qat. Thomas .4:11' Maryja .d - has Raished n icier justifyild his ' has scriMmag c t • -,sith hisfather-indatic , hinr father-in-, and promising ' Ifurth r: dk • lope meats on that score. '1 ' . • • . • , lit The ateemboat ''Forest waa No` vlovvr by the steamboat Pulaski, in the Allegheny r,i49 on I Friday week; and a number of persons were scald- ed Owl otherwise severely, injured.: ~.:.t . ~~x .. ~v;. ~,.tiz ~.~tr i= EMBit ISM Simms 43 • Po . ' LA nEs.raTA.- - Tha. new Seem. Lary of War, James : Madison Potter, has made 'a long 3frulavit, in which ho Bays that Wm. A. Por ter, when admitted to the Easton bar, was not ik resident there, but was fdositted by sireciaPprivi-• iege. The Easton Argus 'quotes this ponfon of the affidavit, and after stalopinr, the whole of it as falsehood, says: • .• - "The pitting of our eburt commenced on Men day, the 18th day bt April, 1842. -William- A: 'Porter came to Easton about the middle of the week, and ori F riday, , the 2'2d, (manliness were appointed, and On SatUrday, the;23d, be woe ad mitted and sworn in, and on Siindriy,' 24th. or 25th, be again leftfor . Phtladelphia, as we be. heve. • Bat mark the material statement. in his anxiety to ezeulpate...hint ~trop_. -the- -charge of 'smuggling his nephew in, contrary to the rules of court, the Secretary swears ,to this previous conversation .Witti .Judge Banks, and that the Judge assented to, it, and in doing so, be has, to use a homely expression;•got "out of the pan in. to the tire." ~Judge Banks utterlydenies having had any such conversation with him, and will so testify whenever he is called upon, although he will not volunteer any newspaper statement upon the subject. And to settle themarter beyond all 'dispute ; the records, tho newspapers, the whole bar and witnesses by the dozen, will prove that Judge Banks was NOT in Easton until Wim.rsio A. PORTCR teas offered, examined, sworn in and admitted.. In cOnseipienoe - Of the illness of his daughter, be'did not come on to court during the first week, but arrived. hero fur the first time on Sunday, the 24th, and instead of being in Easton previous (to Mr. Porter's atimiesion, 4cl give . , his assent to it, was at Ins. residence, in_tbe-burougb of Reading, some r 53 Miles 0ff..", , ' _ _' - ' ' ~ ,I HOW, the llondrable Secretary will work him. self out of tbis difficulty, is a puzzle to us. The above s atement Of the "Argus '', bears the impress of truth, and doubtlessly can be proven beyond the shadawl of cavil; whilst tbe affidavit of the Secre tary is directly' opposite, and cannott-bomisunder `. tooth .It is a• nice issue and 'Must eventuate in dosing the lie 'somewhere. .: I r ;-. ' SANTA FE. excitement is e isting. on the Western Boiddy, in consequence o the Murder and robbery of ono Charvis, a Mez. is n trader, whosOeipcoach to theiettlethenta had bee announced. The facts conne'cfed with the . out age, were as futtow;: • ' . . . . . or MisOuri ' accomperiied by- 20 men. He with'•him a large sum of' money, and took two re.ons with 'a number of mules. During, his our ey fifteen of his men deserted him, and retur. ed to Santa Fe, owing th the severity of the wen• her according.-to the confession of., Mason, ha via reached the little Arkansas, tibnut 240 lire from Independence, 'having with him five rv.Ei ter' ittaparty was, thereassailed ond plun !red Charvis'being shot by' McDaniel'ond Ma- In to \ wkiom the task was assigned by lot; Ma on,,says the -servants were 'driven back to New i se iiir- d e Mexiee,• and that $32,000 we're obtained in gold and silver. The 'accomplices whose- names he gave _up were,• Mithntel of Clay county, two men named, Searcy, end one tailed 'Harris, residence not known, oni - Dr. Prefontaine. ofWestport, Mo. Then Men were part of a company •of 15 or 20 which left "Independence wider the command of McDaniel abont the let ON for the Arkansas, to join; Col. Waroeld. Col. W. was, when Mason left, et thti Little Arkansas With 45 men; waiting to intercept n company of traders who were expec t d to lave Seinta Fe about the let instant. Mcins PonsOnstvorts.—TheGreenville(Tenti ) Miscellany °Oho , 12th ult., says:--.. On Sunday night last, 'about eight o'clock, there was seen in t`ie weinern sky a luminous_ ball, in appear (Tie, wo feet in circumference, constantly emit wig small meteorsfrom • one or 'the other side Of appeared is 6riglltheia to outrival the pial. • luminary of der. On its first appearanoe it was stationary tie or two minutes; then, as quick as thought it else apparently thirty feet, and paused. —then fell to the point from whence it started, and continued to perform this Motion for about, fifteen' Then it• moved horizontally about the ilame'disiance, and for nearly the same space of ti me. At length it assumed its ,first position; then rose nein perpendicularly about twelve feet, and remained et:Mimi:tat stationary, contintfing to groW leas forme hour end a quarter, when it in. tirely disappeared." The movements 'of the wondrous body .as de. kcribed in the abot parsgraph, are exactly such as kite with a lan ern, or an illuminated balloon would make; and yet this affair is limited about as another of•the many'wonderful signs °ldle times. Moeamour, &c.-.—The popers.alsroad secure U 3 that we are l enjoying all the luxuries and beau flea of moonlight nights—tha r t we era revelling, in the midst of ' that delightful period when balmy SpiiWg zephyrs and the pale light of the o modest Queen" - fill the heart with beautiful emotions, and the feelings of gals and boys into all sorts of love and nonsense.i, AS far as we are coneerned,. e' acituo r wledge haiing seen the mooq once o toiee, and there we stop—os for the zephyrs they have visited us, along with Scotch mists, -- --oc: caeiunal heavy 'showers of cold chilling 'rain, and have been' productive of more coughs than iighs, more whecztng colds than affectionate murmur , hags.: Such weather is really intolerable, - and it is Most'absurd to reprdach a' man withlieing mal content at. it. The idei of chattering ;with 41d in l the middle of May, and being forced to indite yoUr growlings - by the side'of a blazing slave, is enough to make ono tarn Millerita. The New Orb:lane picayune given the following under the caption of a battle cry . ," l 4'.), G. flat tle,:editor of the Caddo Gaieties, lately curve across . it :copy of the «Midnight Uponievhich he s was coaverted to 3fillerism, 'and 'con:me:need cry ing as fottows t-- The Lord deliver tuaram wallops and trumps, fciur.focied 'ficaSts that ertiwl over the mountains, and lnngfegged blue ihinia,tbai fly upjAnCl down tbe creek and bolter p.youk!" ' ! , We overheard. , Moses" !ell .!.Simon " the oth c,r Jay whilst speaking of a late ttetanyrnotis tle, that it reminded him of the al fotint of type irt- the office. . . • . -• • j Why so?" sahlSiencrp ,4 Because thenA boa ither case;'! an • I - iweres . • . : ; . 1 1?-The Hon. -Ellis Loomis; 'narrowly ! escaped being drowned a:short time since at Milton whilst crossing some deep water in a canoe. :The boat npset,and.hod not prompt aid been •Tagered he f would have perishe.d. . ' , -; ,c- • • Corporal Streeter [Arras that a clergyinan ..darea East," is lecturing on . A - nimal Magnetism: !and explains the miracles of the sckipture.s by ma , son of the influence ufettimal mestnelisra! ! ! •• • , • 'I • .• Thai hare an Extra 7hafer " in 'Nei York.— Rich. Star. And an extraordinary one in Richmond. Milk sold at Motitereido,Februari2fat,,ai el per quart.—&x. paper., To opiti pal& afier paying inch pri4e for it, oukifbe a-fair subject- for grief, d 2 - - ozy , Another piratical vessel haa licen l scen off the Baharni Hanks--oar Navy soon have something to;t1o. . • IP. A Jot of big bobos bey° been foundin Mis souri, ,They bevobeen:bought.up to.stacis some European Museum. or,l. 'Wonder *lather the four young- bachelors have accepted that ...call n lrori out losiely corret. p2nderita y.l ~.• 1-11 - 7-OW AFI e"it i . • rhonio - Joso DaviA'harvis,*a citizen of New ico, in:ajtcl about four weeks ego, frorn Sante IEII ,N,F,Ip - * it , ,.,A'i# , ', r.1.'4'.. ,- ii. , ..-.-'t ,,,, ' '.',,,--,--,-?,- - : -. .zi , : '-' 7,,,,, ewrz.m . : - .4:mpftlVP.4 , 4fe-rt-TT , : N-zr,41:3 , .. , 7-..,..T--il<fi;,:a.----,,,‘.. - - P , \v -,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,, -•--,..- -=1,.'.:,7•j-zot:;:':;:N::4f.j;'r;A.,4r:;i,.,f:!.lz:-g*':N',-,A.;:,;-.,;t::'i7S-V;7:e::;:--p-7.,g"::,5fi;tT:P!':'f.-:;'-'':Z'';'-T44':J4'';'jf.;'''::VPt'r??'',:.fM.-'-':l'.::$4'.A'C.q ` ' ,-T :•,"4'::': , ,t,'.'„'; : ::;: . "::,::::::: , :j,:::,-:' -: ::. , ',:-Iil..... , i' , -, ,- . ill- - ,,?::11: , :' , 1.,,T , '„-.P. ;:'-:-.!---. '.';';'•'' ..-• ''...: .1-..„ - ::::. , :.• .-rie.-..:-', , .; ',-; 'f .- :'''''-';',, , .' ,- -'.': -,' • ' !''''-'' .:t --.--: ' INE Tlfl . - %1 sorts of 3tenta: corking! and Sekelect: z Fivaz ACcroarerbfr,', Thorass — paner, aged 45 years. And one of the most scipected citizens of Tamaqua, Was, iosbinteneeoaly • killed in , the alines there on Thursday iast, by the fallio of chute, upon hire: He has left a wife and' 8 chil dren to•mourn hia sadden The Eastern folksaro manufacturing flour from potatoes. It is said to be 4 superior and nutritious- article. AsTocisurro.--Tha editor of the New York Adrora bad hie pocket picked of 'ftcrenty-five dol ly:1, a short.. tiaie ago. Col. Janson:US to visit the New England states Ahe month of August nest. - ' ft-,r • The extraordinary matt "in fhiladelphia,was convicted'as a reeeiver of 'stolen goods on 'Tues day last..' QThe leaves ambegioning to creep out from the trees, as if they were no longer afraid. They're not so green es to keep within door during such weather. '' • Gov. Morton, of 'Massachusetts, is at the Astor House, New York. The Hon. John Quincy Adams arrived at Bos ton, on Saturday last, from Washington. ' The free masons of Tennessee, are erecting en asylum for orphans of those belonging to the or der. Much property has been deslroyed by the re- cent freshts in' Maine: Moore, the poet, is writing a History of Ire land. The Milleri'es kavoapplied to have . their Tern, ple, insured for seven years. 1 The North Branch Canal ivas expected to be navigable at the close .of the lireek. ' i The brickmakeis of 'Pittsburg have struck for higher wages. • - A she'd( of an earthquake, was felt at Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, on the 18th ult. • ' The Governor of Maryland has refused to give up Adana Horn, the Murderer. to the Governor j of Ohio. If not coitvidted in Maryland, hal sent to Ohio. • Latimei, the re.nacca.y lecidres at Lowell. I '• • • I A man named Johnson, sepposed to bee watch maker, and an Englishmen, died suddenly in Nevi York on Friday last. . A ;Miller Temple was dedicated in Boston on Friday. A large atidipitce nitended. . Six thousand dollars_ in Specie arrived in New York on Saturday, from the Alba 4 Banks, The tabinet, maker's shop of Mr. Alfred Cook, Delaney street, New York, was destreyed by fire on Saturday. Good mercantile notes havd bc6n tsken in th stree't at New York, at 4i per cent. per.annum. General Gaines ban been assigned' to the corn. mend. of the Third Military ' Department of the Army.', His head-quarters be at St. Idol's, Missouri. • The fdlowingAtrst, given eta riremen's'fern perance Supperitn Boston, is too good to bU lost: By Rev. Edwin Thompson of Bedbarn : The Firemen, When they, do their . duty, every one is well . pleased; , exeeptthe fire---that is put out. ' Tire spacious building in RiehmOnd, known - as Terilachern Hall, owned by Mr. Bossicu, was destroyed by fire on' Thursday morning. • The.MunCipalelemion at Syracuse, Toesday last, resulted in a - complete triumph for the Whigs. , ' , • - : • A sPurionsi;sue of $ 3 bills on the Canll Bank at Albany, has been detected in New York. The Baston papers mention that it is again re ported & l it Sir Charles Begot is dead. • • Among the recent deaths abroad, we notice the following;--At Genoa, Lady Panriy . Erskine, daughter ofitho late General CadWaladei of Penn sylvania, andl i wifo •of Lord Erskine, British Min ister at Munich, aged .SD. • Three siight fires occurred in New York, during Sunday and iMonday, and t.tvo on - Tue&day. Governor Cleveland, in 'his message to the Leg jstature of Gonnecticiat, recommends' the abolition of capital punishment. The dog catcher's are busy at their occupation in Philadelphia. . • 9, Miss Set%wick, 'the' authoress, has gone to Eu rope. Attorney General I,!egave has returned to Wash ington from his visit ip Charleston, S. C. : • A steamboat from the Upprr Lakes arrived a Detroit on the ist inetaut, being the first arrive this nason from that /Neuter. ' ' SOreral barges with Coal have orrivedqtGiorgo, town from 'CumberlaMi by the chesape3ke and Ohio Canal, -A canal boat arrived at Cleaveianil on the Ist instant from Pittsburg--the first arnval this MOM An iron canal boat, with Ericsson's propelkr is now in the course.otconstruction‘ at Richmond It is intended td ply on I,,be James River Canal and will he ready by the middle of June.. The new loan of the State,of New York of $300,000, haa been taken by the Dank of New York, at n premitun of a fraction Over 6} per cent; $ 150,000 being token at 6.4loprerniuna and $ 150, 000 at 6.65. • • At Wheeting,m Thursday, the Ohio River had 17 feet of water in the Channel, acid 'wee At Pittsburg, on the same day, there wore ten feet of water in the channel. The Concert atthe Town Hall, on Saturday test, was rather bdrighing - number of persons wete disappointed with the result. $17,366 in specie were received at New Or leans, from Vera Cruz, on, the Ist instont • A Court Martial, (or - the trill of Lieutenant' Scott, of the 'll, S. Inrentry, convenced at the Military Barracks, at New Orleans, on , the Ist inst. The nature of the charges had hot r tran!- pired. The first stearnbOit arrivals of the season at Erie fr'oin Detroit, took place on the 30th ult. RILTXISTION,ROII X I EMILTING SOCIETtE9,--The Louisville JoUrnal 'proposes the following vies-• tion : • I Ought. not the witia of the Siamese twins to be indicted for•marrying a qicsdrupecil • , A grand. Regatttt by women is -to takes lilacs at Venice on Vint:sth of May. Major General - Ilea warCunder trial by Court Martial at ,St Lotiis on the 26th tilt.' A A clerk nalAc4 Graham, ia.,now under trial at Staunton, (Va) charged with haying purloined a papkage'of notes from the mail. A Hartford paper ;announces tho,prescot .as the locust year. • • St. Mary'e; chdrch, -Alharay, -was entered and robbed a night or two ago. • The Lancaster Intalligencet states that'thehail storsa.oLthe 28th did much damage in that county. youragler, named Paueade,..comMitted sui cide a ahortli me tinca in. AlcDonaiigh. cauniy, linois,bccaus6 a . young' lady had' ife,jectad his ad: Jdureur3l, es. One rotlht of h igi the papers t l i l ictofsi,d n elatili the. - a l-C sa4s ma d e e r. .' B ' • EIMI ME .. ;, • A Itltituarrsie Ezscr,resn t i —llenjarnat - P. White ma executed at BataVia, New York, list 'seek, for the murder . of his father—rjoicing with fiendisli.satisinctien to the last in the dreadful par , ricrde. On trial, his coonseliarged Insanity iit defence; but he ridiculed thii-defenee and wrgio 'outeiplielations of all the circumstances on which the:argument was based with an aPptirently est and sinceredesire tolconVirtee the Conit and Jury that' the pretence of insanity* was merely a device op the part of the lawyers. • He confessed the crime, and soughtio justify it; and even du :ringthe last hOur of his existence,he declan4 with perfect coolness, that if his father afire living• he would yeti kill him if possible:_ _While in'prison he write Out'a tiketchinf hle — lifer 4 ihd ' his' dying speech, Which he read on the scaffold with the 'M inot ittaifferenni. Throughout. hit' life he was zetilonsin his prifession of atheism, ind up to the moment of hie death declered 'his hatred to Chris 'tianity. 1 1 ,Duriog his confinement, previous to his :exeention, he consented that church f ervice should he held in his cell, as be said he liked to hear the ladies sing; end at the request of a ralative he per-, mitted a clergyetten in pray with bine, on the sear fold ; but during the prayer ;he em p loyed himself , in exeminina the construction .of the scaffold, the adjustment's'' , the rope, &c. His f,,onduct.seems to us to hove been, from first to 14 perfectly in explicable. on any of ihe ordinary prlnciples of ha. man nature: If he cops fame, it : laras , a , species of iasanity - tao - Sangereus be let leose op,on . ' so ciety!' Lrrr. isn o GnAsnt.— ,By the brig La Grange, Capt. Burp wo have had .advicei from Rio Grande to :h 4th of i'tfarch. Weere:m . tich indebted to Mr: J. von, let officer of the brig, for the news. Rio Grande was in a great ante of excitement, the Rebels were expected to nttoclr the City every day, With a force of 0,000 Men meet all mounted on' horses; they ivvere i within 20 miles of Rio Grande, and , malting all !despatch to reach that place. The Imperialists, however, were well pre pared to recakvo them ;"more than . 60,000 (mope had arrivtd on the Bth and llth!rebrtiary, fronii different parts' of Brazil, on the 8000 menu. arrived from. Pernanibuce, , and 't leir whole force amounts now to more than 80,000 men, who are posted about the town. The only advantage the Rebels have is- their h'orses.' There had been no engagements lately. The officers l of the Rebels WM) Borne of them in Rio Grande rvatching the meriting of the enemy. On'thet 30th donuarY, four' of them were caught and tied to stakej in the river; . their hodies•wcre eaten by the birds.: • ' ' • • On the Ist At March el:slave oriurdered his 'mas ter, M. Pine; and . teir4 sons: slava &as only placed in irons a day.; or. two, qien permitted to escape; such things being of very common occur rence. • • • • _ brig Premium; osi3t. i ir, of 13Oston, was sold to the Idrazilliaris at Ri?,Gllande." Os? was foreign trad,•init brisk in the dridaeslic; Thre were ; no An jerican -vessels of ' Mb' et Itio Seth a . . . !Al youn g man mined Henri!Johnson, was re. certify colicic:o . in N. York off i etrglury,and . geo. tenced to imPrisonment . for ee,von. yeare; the Er. presi says.; .6,At the tune of his being sentenced ; his only reply wad', in a tone.rather as of; speaking, self; “pretty well done—latiort and .4vt;eet; 'that is !'? He wee confined in one of the third story cells of the inner prison Jit the ninths . , preparato ry to being Eient to Sing!Sing. I Stinday night he succeeded in effecting . his escape, removing the iron plate (Mtn the aperttip in the wall of his cell, and forcing himielf through a ePace of about sever.. inches ; from ehich—herlet himself down to the yard by means_ of a rope made by cutting up his blankets and the sacking of his bunk-;' thence he' climbed 16.11 m tnp of i !,the witch -house cells (a height of 20 or 40 feet) fastened his repe,to a pro jecting piece of iron, and dtieended, • within ten feet of the watch-house door, ; ; to Frankliii,sfreet, when he succeeded in gettinipaff. The manner in whiCh the wholeQ)usinecs. was effected shows peculiar strength'as well' as g'reat aptness for the task in band. Altogetithr, prebribly, it is one of thr — iFinost daring and astonishiiii .eseapes from a. strong prison on Tecord.' FIE:VAR . /CAD kacTe.—The Hindoos have, the art of personating death so as 'to:deceive able sur gedne. „ 1 . . ' An Elephant bred toi war stands prmiagainst a volley' of musketry, and 30 billet, in thelleh will not kill him. • ' I • A Chesnut tree on sit. :Etna is 196 feet round close to the trunk. ' - I Potatoes; planted below threp feet do not iege tato ; at one foot they 'grow •tlftekitst, and anwo, feet they arc retarded two or three months. The . innhogony •tred • is full grown in 200 years. Cipreis trees are known tube sbo or 000, ears old. The surface of the sea is estimated at ,000,- 000 square miles..; taking the whole urfsk of the globe at 197,000,000: ft ireates supposed to be equal ti) the hieest of the highea mountains, or for Miles, Dr -ortEADYIA Acerneser-1 the train or bur then cars were near Richtnon :Tillage, em Tues. c day, about two,nalles 'from th ' i cit'', on the Read ing Rail Road, a man front •W st Chester, named nisstnore Mild, was walking ; n the track with pail in his hand, on his road t 4. the river to g et it qliell with pater. He,cc;iis wlrn9 of his danger, btit did notzet away in time; uponftbe cars struck him and knocked him down, -he fell on thip rails add the train passed over 1*i:0 Hie bead was awfully crushed and cut, , ! andlire - of'hiS arras was cut off fromhiabody-he' r inst ntly expired. The ,Coronr held an inquest on the body in the after; noon. Verdict, naccidental 'heath?'-- l Ev. Mer. ACCIDENT OX TOE dEX:IIIAL RAil. ROAD, ' Thai Macon Telegraph, of tbei2d lost. es.irs, 'Yes terday morning ii'hilethe oittr i hmen were engaged in a deep cut on sectiott •q2l of the•Central-Rad Road, the hank caved in enteniirely hurled four, negroes, two wore killed, Vail Others were taken out alive,:but very seriously injured: The no- , greet; were valuable, end belonged to Mews.-- Chatlea-& Robert Cul:lila. '.1 4 . Os K ENO A F 0.111 175*--Jatin Jacob As. :or says that if cost him laiortillabor and 'genius to maks his srst thousand dollati, tinin al/ the•mil., lions that followed; and that timstr,were ho a young man; ho would rather unuertii l k . e, at tho h" and of losing Ms life, the task Vim:sling a hundred thou sindon the foundation 'ofo4 thousal4,l dollars, than no thouiand out of noting. . i I ikaft!med by some . of too Washington letter, Writers, that a system has' biem in operation for Months, by which persons htiie obtained office for Others, .with an mudeistandi 4 that •thep were to receive. for their services,-4 I:llittirieraltio sum of inormf; 'ar a certain per ceniagen the salaries.— Phi/. Inquirer. j I! 4 ' f) ANOTA ER Sentinel says settles either tell Omit his left at pia shi • . Pates or lung gentleman of Kilkenny, milkmaid near the parade sai take for yourself and your.mrlo . girl instantly re plied, 6&Yourself and, a gold t r ot, sir." ' i Flour a Cincinnati on.tht at Canal. Wheat 50 canto; F,riOar -Ctits..—Wo . era' indebted ton friedd for the Indian News, froth Whieit.we t.opy the WI. ; lowing t , • .! •'. • . "The only news from China, is the arrival if the Imperial CumtniiAone,r,Elepooni CaniPn, On the 111th of January: The negotiations on. tlfe terlms of the treaty, were infected to commence at the end of the month. All is as yet ritat, hut it would not seem !flit -the pram is to be fully'ar• rangid without some diffienlty."!. _ - - The terms of. the treaty, says ad, tier, :.re bit, terdy,humiliating to Tartar pride. ' INlandarinsjor, 'the Northern; Westero and Midland provinces, • t are ignorant of the pressure under I which they . were acceded to, and are petitioning the troperor against their executior: Thu , k hate population and authOri:ies of Canren.iie or Ca!irse averse to a measure which l ' epricee thent_ef the monopo , y of $1 4 ,..e fereign tra„i e. Thu . -Hong merchants and 'the English houses at Canton, sie,equally interes::* toI against the eii.erfsien of the trade to the oth er parts. . .•, , •\ . ... In the, meantime, says the Mal:hare, .the expe ditiontiri fs.rce has returnedto Madras on(' `.C.d. l culla. Transport after transport;hop entered .the ricer, fahiging hack, our troops to the Frestilenry :! ea ....Sir Hugh (lough, the gallant commander' off. the force; has come up to CAlcutt r o in thetodym ion. . Thus, has the China Vvar hei.n act-il out— at all events this divi , ion 61 it, hut whirther - we have done flAtuipitt China,,ie soot thing' m ire than We 'can' venture to tletermine."—Buq u o Adv. . X STILL MC F: .Dlsll.--A gentleman rmi p. rticu. lady well acquainted with the French lan nage, and ;hist in from the' upp:r country; IN nfi AlinMg at the Sl, Charles not hunk since,:c.l.ed a nurnbc•ii - of Mai nohrer's conceit billS WEiTC pr , rri'.s.mnu‘dy ScatterecVoyi i,tl‘e table.yijitt th'e 11111 offorc. Ttc stranger :took . 4 a•bill of the concert,not kincnting the difference, and vas ktehily looking 4,erth e . programme for some ,dish ivhich he might f : incy, 1 when the waver said to him. 4•li'hat sha/1 I hotly y 0• 1 to sir !" , 4 14' cll,. l .ldin't kßriar," an-veered the couritrymatt. "yet: call your 'kens by such queer names, a' fellow can't.tinder'stand therm but r r eii . e 4, l'll try some of this"—at the Same time putting hi l s finger tiPan Soutienirile Britcni--::Fwitaria--Nai• Bohrer.' Tho waiterpelitcly.stippressed a sral;;, add taking-the, hint, gave the ihoaider ttidit.'hitf rtrions saylis au- rn qdere, between which and the Siut4nir de Bellini—Fantasia— Mai. liohrcf,. 'the Stranger feundebaut as much difference as a Comanche Iritlart could.—N, 0. Picayune. N.POrtTINT-7 , ,A !SOLI r 102: OF SLAVERY TN TV. Pasteur Coiririits.--The iVetv York iixpress Of yesterdayl contains the following interesting, and important piece of intelligence : ' . ' ' ' , The &currier des Etats Unis, the French Pa per in this city, upon the antherity'nf a leiter froti [ Patio, says that the , Commis.,ioners nypiinted to investigate he fubject of slavery in the Frenc 1 Colonies, atle going to piopose its abolition. The have two plans in vie v. The...fast fixes the ces sation of slavery. in. 1853 ; :the intleinnity to the Colonies is 150,000,000 francs. The secontdpiln preposei Hedom to children born iince - 1838, 8 1 d complete abolition i - n.oo..years. - , , M. M. Dr Brog lie, Prissy, de Tray, Ttioquevillo, .and othet.phi lo-sophic 'Liberals are on this Cornmision. 1 It is an important movement, and will arret . . I attention in this country'' ~.. i Cararta-Ar. Nsatto,sscr.,-- Boston states that the and accident which oceurttiditin Friday, on the Charlestown Manch Railtoitd;lis another added to the long list of-411(18e which been °Wing ,t 4 negligence. This•no one can doubt who will ezainino the condition of the tails on the bridge. As tftto warn the corporation that life was entlangeicd by ,this state of things, .the ; train ran off the track, at nearly the same pace i%llre the accident occurred, on Thursday, and ailim i sy attempt was made to _tinker up some of the ticket. ty blocks ! , ' Yet no attention 'VMS' paid .to this Warning. The train went on as usual. TWo deaths.: and we know not how manybrokin re the; consequence. Such negligence calls for the - severest rebuke. We are indebted to Capt. Barnard, - of the trig Treaty, 45 days from Montevideo, for the ..Britan nia and •Reportes," dated up to Feb. 25. -On - the Sunda t y .preceding that date, 136 British sailors and an rqual number of French, disembarked fr l nn the ships of war and took up quartervin the town. Orihe ,was Advancing JO:reads the city,' every day there were skirmishes betleen-the oppo. sing armies, gerierritfy, lin fiver of Oribe. IProvis tons had suddenly risen to four times their for : mer value.' The party in Power in the city are great ly alarmed, - but aria resolved to stand on the :de fensive to the last.' The U. 8. Consul, Mr. Hqrn ikon, and -family,- had gone 043 board th . e: 8. frigate (Nun:hie for pleieetion.—Eren. Ater." 1• GREAT d'nparir 13ritraswic The St.lohn River has risen to no untitral height; and in many places has ovelflJcvn its liziths , and Destroyed much property. The (Own of Slier, field; 'and several other settlements on •tlte river, were eampletely sOmerged - about the 28th The houses'were entirely isolated, anti there were no means of communication •from• one to the Oth er, rttless by boaht. The freshet is said to ,htt the greatest for the. last Wks years. • • • T l -04inan's inmes.calls and )artner, we will chrth who& vie -T hey are e7bibiting a painting at' litiaa, which iirannounced iiii An original pictute,b3r:Penjarnin .Weit. ..13 -is ascertained to be a . copy,' , the origi nal haying bcaa aoldito , .British Institution for 3000 guineas. A laiierft-01n.W4hinitori says--lirr. Cashing has just drawn s.'oooo outfitas Minister to V. inn 5.11 /s 4 P o hs,3 10 '„:1•1 , ~, . _,,. . ..i , ThO General Assembly of Rhode island jourried on Satunisit',. WASOINGTON'II INVITATION TO D1NNE11....• The fullorring 14310 and ,amusing letter-Written by the Pathot of hie country, was read before the New York Historical Society. at Ltteir recent rnee. tiny in that city . :—; • • • Weal. rotsr,• Aug. 16; '79 DEAR Doez.: I have asked Mrs. Cochron and Mrs. Livingston to dine with me to-morrow; but ought I not to apprize them of their :fate I- As I hate deception, even when the imagination only , is concellied--I will. i- I It isAfeediesi to premise that thy tab e is large enough to 414 the ladies`—of this the ,had _nett.; tar proof yesterday, - To say how it is .usually co vered is rather more essential, Anti thisshall be the, purport of-my_letter.- fr 'Since our arrival at, this happy spot, we, have had a liam (soinetimei a shOulder) .of baCon, to intee the head of the tgble—a piece of roast beef ! adorns the foot--and 11 small dish of greena or • beans (almo st imperceptibly) decorates the csfire. When the cook has a mind to cot a dgurcrtd this .I promise he will attempt to . to-mart - P) we have two beef steak pies, or diiheis of crated rn addition, and on each side the centre disli*divi4ing the space and reducing the distance betweim dish - and dish about six feet, which without them would be War twelve apart. Of late he ; hashad the, surprising luck to discover. that elides will Malin pies, and its a question ifolosidit the, violenc of etTjits, we do not get ohe..cliapples,.insicad of . havving,bothsot Beef.' = t If tho , tnifee can put up with-such ente4ain =zits, and will submit: to partake of it onplates —once tin but ijoni--(not become so by l the labor of sce.,wering,) I shall 6e happy to etc diem • L - dear eur most obd't scicant, GED. WA t sui,;OTc)k The . Opeiscliption'is, ..1)n. CkicanAN, Nov • „ Dow, in. lAN') Miman.risx.-;ghe sermonizer of the Mercury I,sl ellstU aiscMarstion the tpitbs of . Millerism„ thus elocluelSlylend ludic:o)4y dea eams:— • ' ' . , teriedtrial,orb'of ours; which di yet ex hibits no Symptoms of diseasia or dieelineqiiill come tinue to roll on its ails en,Wri.sfiall all be mouldering in oni sepulthred,, and thi monuments erected to, our memories'iltall have fallen and ' lied in the dust of oblivion. Earth is constantly undergoing a• miraculooli change, but isi abject to no decay., The rose.that faded .yesterday' we can never behold again still the same (aridly . of !leavers that nowlitooM &retina tbo,diaves of our • kindred will blossomiroUnd this taints Of millions yet unborn. „The feet of geneistions , will tread • upon the dila .of our bodied, and trusgrial grand chifdrepof r eiir children's children will pities pm , ales from the very boaOm oftheir'anceatera. Nature pro:Juices as fast si she destroys; and es (Ong as this torisetvaiive principle is observed and 'well carried out, you 'nee:li:a under no apprehen sions, my friends, of Om World's Making a burst of it. The acythe of Old Tiino'iedust as keenaild nolkhcner now than irwas'When,ha mowed down, acock .sparrow'in the Gard,M of t den t by Way.et experiment t and thi sands Of.his glass have nev br. been dogged fiirta sin:ea moment- 7 nor won't e;ttll the'earth grois hottry,the sun loses its les-. re with ace, and thei bald 'sated .moon , furnishes t4eif with awi .1 • ' I Whin you see ivend"re iri:the• heavens, that' have never been witnessed before-wht.n tho hey:- els of the earth inceoaniffr?rnble, like-an empty stomach before dinar—when yuu discover a sin gle screw looso.,in t 4 grand machinery of Nature --when thunder cocrice . hefore lightening- 7 when young.dUcks eshibi) an inatinctiye antipathy to water—when young men eeascr . to ,run afte r the girls, and the girls Oronl marry—and tl,ti Orange countyibuiter con 4 made 'from .tho • milk of the cocciti nut--then, e,hil not till then, helicy 4 e that tho end of all things is at hand . I= SLIOCXING Ace' nave /-r .t •Ilsistart.!—A let ter 'to :the Boston Times,:clated Strettord i N. H . May 3, IB43..givekthn following: ~ . - • While - raising '0 'n eetingliouao at Strafford, (BoW ' . 1 5 0nd,) yeaterdiy, 2tl insr:. the he3y of the house wis raised, and while rah.ing the first story of , the , Bellrey, the limber heir piled up, ahnott directly eye r one of the heiitne, the MI dnderneath g I , t t:.a.v, - e. hie .'t ' l ,s,ttsetl" - the Geam to break i and precipitated abouo2o Men. with 'the falling tim bers It tli.-Unnee orahout 25 feel, among the rocks and tirribius henellh. Several of;the persona were lil lien out, mangled and inj:tired , .iOhe most shock i g manner' a ', two,nr , three.orwhom.were canal& red in danger situation ~ by ' the Physician then present. One Of- the number, Mr. Timothy G. L'angley was entirety eot.telets for several_hours: It lihoped new that till thily r e cover.'. - • OANYTI3I tinx natives of the ItTarquesaa isi,inds have her4leailied t., Franee—prohnbly, on, • spccol Minn, tape is m s•ix feet high and asap as a ymillgjediiifte nlL'er l l l a Wtaalti, Ounz,rgrace-, ful, and ro.,sessed'ef the sdantiest wardrobe. \ Both . are tattooed a (Lover 1110 r geiiee in the ht,ghest etylp, - of the 'ay. - The story that on .thero'yage °tie ,of their. (ellen , pas-se4gers atked them' ayhich • they'_ hest, the Frenek or the English. “The nnswered'the pan, snmeking.his "they nre the eitteq.7 I"And a' great alettl'morp, tenrier," chitre.l -the wornnn witk-n grin Mater:- hibited two rows'Of po;nl:ed tep±; its sharp as a erorodile's. -,, - • • Among the many- in terttiAing Ocidents attending . the prweedings ulion s tiseating;,the Cha,tpr Gov.. erranch!, w.,s one virhich,j, evert in ill°, hurry or c-, lecti : in week, we'cnnnotemit..- to mention. .Tfr 01.77 identiefir chair in, which Governor 8.. A r,rreki. sat,. one hundred and eighty .yeari •ego, and received, qnd displayed the, Chatter of rPr.3„ in prel-:ciuce of dll he freemen or the Goloir,---"wns iniisoluceci into' ihol Senate ehamher ail well tunia L pprdi , risteiphto la te .tleserving Chief Nfnrostratn, Goy. S. her'aldof 14s Tinath. _ . : .. LIG ri - r,,Nl:vc-.-Th e Limisville- Penan a,ly weak rays: , -1, 4 , As the Joan of Atcras ilescentllng bfALVVCI) 1 1 -fiS . ,place- and Cincinnati, i storm of : Satontfiy night the daiitain,:, jostgi.ing ord4rs to.-4na the boat, w scnee'ess by. a 3;ish 'of ii4hiping,.ana fell lower, guards. He reined. insensible (I I !er4ay morning . , big fiiialir icerivered, die traclivrt, and no damage kloo“o V. A' man in Spring(fetl; Ohio,' thu s a , himself as a.eattlidate for Constable.,Dl, taint} , a candid man. .44 t)arnet, 13 children--jour-afraid, to 81 ea1- - work—and c0m.11,1 like to be elected con, u`& ~ `, . _ . • w ti. L; COAL' TRADE, , We would --- - 4 qupte,cferent ail road companies to the reeion; 'to please send iti l their re. uoris as fortherly, in tiro e fur publication. . ye have' been unavoidaMy forced to lea.v.e the • quautity;bl..ank opposite those who hare'necrectcd,this request. 13 X.NLi-A.L.,. . • ~ • Tile followtrig is quantity of Coal shipped by Canal the preSent i eh'. ending Thursday eveninzlasl; l'ottsvil/ e alnd vemepthon. 1,72,9 • Schuylkill Haven', - • • `• 3.953 ME Pcr list iffia iBY RAIL . ROAD.. etotithe:Ayeek end. . h; • Veil for same: Pe- • •1 ; • : 1. -0.000 FrortiPottsvil in4 . ,Nlay 11 Schuylkill 11' riod, Perldst re On I Freight - by ettlytl. From Pottsville & Port Cdrbon, .Sehnylkili baven, • • To New • nt Carbon, Rail Road, irlng is the amettetiorcoat trah!florte4 oR Rd Thursday even ng-lazt- ' Tons NATIIAN.C: The t1)1101 this. road up Mine q'he folloi on this Roatil 'll4r. S.; leg is the amr up to Thursday Toga, I l epo!t. Par `las toTotal79 IVIL LI AIV NEWELL. Collectni Mar I.l4rket 1111 'Wheat Flan Rya do Rye,. Corn, . . ,Buser. •yvuulat. iv.u.L.u, • Alay. G,•1843 r t pr Bbl 1,4,4 50 11acon, -per . 54 •, " • ? 90 0am.9,• • ' 70, 62/,t%t,atoen, bushl 30i . " 45 IPlaitor,', ; ton 4,50 . '33 ilia,. 1500 tioz; -TO rilfilotby bah 2,50 ; •TO 121j1Clover • •". -5,00 ' fi:/••• :UNIVERSALIST CtIURNI.--The' Rey. i Chzdes; S. alley, of Philadelphia. will preach in•tho .UniVeraalis Church,"in, this Borough , on. Sundayt4to- , morrow} ruing .untovenin . Subject in the even ing, g•Was e Apotgle.Paut Atpitersaliat I" •Teii 'WheMun 01, am cindained Prearitcr.Plat - Vitno. thy, 7.verce:. Service to co *wilco et .114 o'clock., A. At, andill P. P,Li • ' . _ -- MI Is, r , , . . • ' . Zl--1 Ilins,. ( a(I- • IE7 Na at &clot Potfauilli Co. F. FRAN KLIN ENt.pIPMENT, iI tacet. ‘VetlnOilay y 17111: )ek. • JACOB ;- fe, May, 13, 1841. ' • ' MN 1: • 122! ho riv r wring the, 'who cc s . i;itt struck n toithp, intil Ires• • .No owe . io Ibat,' •/ • lothices MEM ' -it - it % 1.) I ife and lazy to Lable." •11,.681. 19,191 30.8. liEll 724 33,471 3105, .309 p 4'. 5 .16,255 SAVER. Collector. vOi nail Rood,;. - (vat of Coal traneporte evening last. • 6.615, 37431 PJ El MN I , y, our King
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