The Lehigh register., January 15, 1852, Image 2

.rwanttmrtfillrinikAre ning Men will
h, Satoh atoll at a:Straw. '. 1
! utas s ntvudeceived in
,;•,,[ !Okaid to the, intruder, w l contintfed to ad
~...! ! !:,Y.l4l,:.•7: v ance towards me r and the moon emerging
t'.t! ;;•! : - .litom a cloud, I discovered that it was not a
~ . .1 -! ! „ ,- ,,, _!-::Iiiiar,. but a human being I "Who goes
1 , .'",,. 4.! ) ; .t here 1" 1 shouted loudly, determined in my
~,.
.nii-mitid to-put the question, in English and
-4.
,kSpanish, and then if I received no answer
;Mg4 4 '.' 'to Open! to his softer .-Eonsibiiities, nod try
i,
I. *;, ( t n half-ounce nthe ball, would
, ~--. ! what • effe
ct
have on his system. ' I teas sadly out of
- practice, but fondly imagined I could hit
him somewhere. My TKISOUS fur coining
! , to such concltsions were thus..: Iwac in the
..,- country ,of the Feather River Indians, and it
was more than profitable, that the stranger
was one of these =inch , characters, who
would only wait a favorable opportunity to
, :it;',...tV:' plant an arrow in the most vulnerable tart
0-2 , ,..0f my body, nod then steal my cfThct3, which 1
, 17 ! .. . Wet:ianocent amusement they were . foud of in- ;
W.„lttl , -Atilging in. I was agreeably surprised, i
f . ..C ., •! ! !!!; / ftNhatvetter, to hear no answer to tny very..
1 4: 7 ',5 , ,4itdtt clear voice answered hack "rttni:to," 1;
' . . 1 : !„ ..' 4,7 ... : ' ., ..: !v it1ieta.11. - 7Somewlifit. -- relieved - rq, . in.. , wdnwn •, i lc i ni the pnbli t i przi. , :p•—but.m. it k Under re ,
,I:ititt ri re, and !advanced to meet me-visitor. ; , tr , : ,,, i, m ay inudly he tehed ou—there would
! !!Y•1 551-, "I ant trave!ing alone to Gold Lal,e," ! ,o, in 1;1 La nothing at prof cm in the way of
~4 ,;•:::2-- s aid he. "that is, if I can find it,
Linui: Nvoletin's lull sneee , is. But the exeit
',:•':" • • I tell him Iliad come to a similar dater. !
I log eveigs with which he is identified, aid the
ruination. and in a short conver,ation car-
i•iioni:•gly ineonnations interests by which lie
tied on in English, for he t•in,iiie that I in- . t ,, 1,1,0r:,,0,
mic t 0
which
i he owes Ilk iiuccessi,
tiuoy.e tolerably well, he told to- t !!•,i 1,,, wI, ! • '
t ri ,„ Peru, I h m Li,,,,, ~,, , ',
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~ ~, I:it bids the i;10.1 that t!!e cod i•.:
theft hind retteite.‘d.yo.—.
and 1t hind bet!". li :tl , • .., ,• -. . W.l•it i !‘`.:q.:!l:, ti,;lv ho at 0 ink to tzie lit r•
r....i.i.iiiy to hi. , n• ut i ia hi •. rr what event , may
.;'id I ii. ii ••nr lii to ...into - them, iii a frobleto the fa-
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4 .vve
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Minnli litibm , . tiptat it, tint! thus coat tnync.,; •i ; ,, , , ;et ei i tenco 01 the fiek:eness not to
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a friendship cum.-m.1,2d by hardsbip a .ti -tti''.. . i
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It:fling, and only bro';en by dentb ! _ I
A Ceiltient. .
s er ,,,,i d ays 0 ,, p ,.. ii, to m . ,:„, i 0t .,.- ''''''tdd f'; bid' ;' ll i''''•"." , ' , - . ' "too tln'ir lix o 'inrs' i '''‘'e km-it that tat Sunday hod, Mr. feitidh
seemed almost ituf:-.itiz, hat i•e-; a 1,1-;e1 at1:1 •' 1 a "Y l '" I'''. Ile vasis no t -on-at bled " x f er, ,„; s out h wi i i ic h ii ii l o whi .i,i o , t oe ; with
companion, n shercr to my taiik - a 'el thought,, : 0 ';'" !"" l' ,1 "'llll , n 0 l'Y' '-'• hiell 1 : 'oh' l'hil;Pre ; a ove re accident, nigh I-tom:nee it; the lass Of
Miguel iyat3 indeed an exe.dient lell' , x, " a ' d ' .° "‘"' el ' IL. I" I "" l' ai , t . i '' I:—wa. " , It- lii Ile. ;vas (hiving aloog iho Lehluli on
good hutnored, gene t -a t: F. : ah li o s t 1 0 a f,,,;',1, :, , t ; , :es.- :II when ii "'O , avvmdimt-ht , i—iherc' 1 ~, n ici ti vt . i . F. 1, 1 0, with a 110tse and Fki:'ll, 111 ,
and possessed withal of a fond of entertain- %v..- ;1:. 'H .-: i'l bi.ll b. ler"11111101 , 1 him 11.- ihn . ~,i iiiiaiii e , i by two l a d ie s, a nd kis; as they or..
ing remarks and anecdotesw : i ;
; sery, d otoo ;o eat' ) get the 55 tok of thn revo i til i m ,_ 1
ive.l on the batik at Schwartz's Dam, Om horse
to relieve the metmtony of our nightlyi I
ad( pothol e is wit a is toil June, to commend lion , ~.
n t refrwit r • and completely paralyzed
solitary resting places. As we ail sauced l 1,, t he tavor of the vo t er„. A';l,l vet the vole: -., ;,: . .,, ' !;1,, r ,,... 1 1 , 0 . 1 ' 2.1 1e r : immediately jumped otil, 1
the aspect of the country seemed mote roe. f
t.'n•Zt• it: :4.(.r tle-it-medin g , or 1101 . 'anprovin. , .bo a ' • 1 • I
ged, the dwarf oaks gave place to 010 1:1 - 1, '. . . . • t . . . d the hot:ls harks: over the hank into tile ,
, ~,...,,,,,,, , 11. , ;-:-. 1, d-ilie peisoattl Fit ks,
pine or nia,gestic red wood, which shot their ; w inch. dam, together with ..;\ Ir. Miller. lie, however,_l
tall tons far Mtn. the clear blue qttrios-p here he 1n. , ,i male an I et.couldered who
dil II” , %vo:ked him , elf nut of the water upon the ice ; '
of the mountains. Each day we were ex- ''''''''( "I ft-7 '''''':- . H" -'' " -- ""l c'llmall"
.;;;":' ; and with the as-istance.uf some t 1 the neigh
pecting to fall in tvidl :ono • ti::11 , 2 . :2 .:it1 L; p m .- l'.'"e: ! c'-'."'.= o r lll" . " . i . '"lt'''lit"l "!'ll'i!'' , -- -- tmrs, also succeeded in getting out the borse—
ty of advcinuicrs, ancl oldain enure 1 0 I. P.;:•••=d 1 1 . lb m , c.i, it!•' , weld 'l I " 1; , "" '6V"' ( 1110 Of the the lathes was severely inj;tred by
ElOll, for our ttock was het 1111 , i 11111 alarm-' "'" 3 el.a ':er In li i : eve:'''' " li;":' '-:'"' I; ''''' ! jampilig out of the sleigh.
tngly low, or we; I
in. ! .:;.,t pa:, it'll' einto: t o the ptiv.'er of e:ttemei, tunic:Wing I: , it to c ,, l ,te
some i n di an v ili ag ,,,„„ ~,„ I,„ ( 1 ~,r.,1 1,05(III ~.!.ti .a.:.1! the [W.II id the gav,crninerd, a., .1
to believe from iillionicr;Lii rec'it'ed in were lha only man trio could lid tit,d pia.
I•;acramento, being, as we t..uppo,.; d, in the ' That ii v. tot his naa,c which did ail this fur iti,
locality orl'rinity river.
(.1 r.,•lter y hich charmed the asap/.1 and mat
Pour days more pa-sod an, nod still ‘,...• , • i• I' I • ' doubled , •
' , 1 `NI it I 1.11, 11.1 - With I+ 10 i.eL' , l ' t,r_l
511tV_nostglis of_lluanin beini-fs.- !lju-saltAvy - , : •
0.,,1 the:, tioutu , el , e;oe•untnend !dm lathe
caps of the Sierra Nevada glndened ill the
morning .sun, the air Yeas cob] es the 6.ci- 1 "'"'
inns which pervades our hearts : we had ; Ii l ' I 'll' . ::'.' :0 :' ''''' "' lll l. '" lrl ' l '' l '"' a ' :
passed the last habitation of ‘viiite men i• - 'ea'll'•• "i")" I, "}' 1 : 1 l"'t " 13 ' 1 ) a l'"I'!e lyl'
some six days ago; knowitnr what \vat. be- .1. , ' limt. ct mtei.cd by notnes,, may do. 1. i
hind, hoping what 'night be to fete, we :till et', ~ - -;b:e l'i -ay •.v i:.O CieT will not tin. 11l
pressed on, lost in the snow nionnialits, and ,l, , ;i'..l ei 1,,,ai... :.1, , , , 1e01i wts le..;arded I• .
almost di-silted,. o f sustenance ! The loom- ' ~., ' , . •,•,;;;toied oeo c te. few-0.-e.! ...out. and ti e
ing before, we had iiilied our mule to :-..d.1.,- bt.ltt. the exeitente ' 1 1 '' l '
decors; With.. i canto,
fy the cravings of litingcr, bill wearied as 1.i... e ,•,:: ..,, a. ;: lint s:cp tt.wattl tlte throne c
wo felt, were UP.104 ,• 1 , 1 it , ',lll: 1.0, .` :111.‘:1 .1 it t. ,
portion
with
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inori•t•l.
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Our nav now lay cvcr
Forw, and the
HIE cu.'d us i. n , l ,
lar,ient (•xj.i
was iL(;:t• rim r , ••• •• the h,ltor, th.tt he knew in
twelve montli's le Ana is the man to
scarcely endure it. V% ith it w5.-i —and nil "do it." His mule, the _rent Ni.
worse, slowly he drar..!•.•ri his lin (Thee that "we rei.lii ieuii on bay
along, the power of volition seemed alitay , t „„t,,,, Ltt t er t on l , l or ,been on them."—
denied Hat ; I Lid him hope, who hope
tiny
,v aroed the lessen „„,-
darkened within me ; he smiled gleemi:y. .
and shook his head, as though he expected •• •
• „.„, •
• h,. „„t „1„,,) it.
••
nu relief.
Two days more were added to the teem-
Our E*ports.
bee we had liassed in that sine; e
ie annex a table compiled from the Report
rness, .„ ,
we had not tasted food fur •
; :".. - n•reeiry Ttett , ttry, of the exports of
• Miguel's eyes beamed with a strange :l•Yeio ""ding J""" -3 ‘lifli
his voice too was changed., n burnini - ! . fever ,
seemed coursing through his veins, end as 1 1 •••,, 11.0 s ,, tamoinit
looked on him, I felt - a (Loma c ,, utiction in Cf%l. ; that make up this amount
my heart thi , t . he west \\ • 11 - it sed
be done. Alas 1 . nothing. We react: i Fieest ieetiitets .aineont to ''. - "7.1317,02:2.
clear spot front whence the ser,w had drift , d. • Th ii , hulk of its are hot!' tint
. he threw himself (Hi the damp ground and
,hitt , de‘; and itt...tt , ",318.6'1. wan•
said oherrnatio , " (brother I can e 0 no fir _ , ".teterez, or weed. 2.076 395. Skin.; and Fur,
ther. I run exhausted ; me die here ; ' •
ante yourself my friend ; if you rem Pr 752.
too will perish. remain you •
• • .
prott ,
un•s amount to ,•:',;115.
' could not leave him ; with the al.! of thy,')°:',77St OI am"nni theexvtrl, ex P ri ' ate of
blanket, I succeeded in partially screening :Collon• 112 ; 316 . 317 ; Eton r, 10,521 ; 331; To.
him front the sharp peltit, el the hail. whieli It tt'vo, 9 : 219 : 251 Port 11.‘cott and Lard, .1.,
now began to fall Intit, s,eining lu pietee lit y atts'n 1.1; Eiee, 2,170.237; Indian Corn, 1,702 ; -
very Lines, and seating - n esett • by hi, , side, le Intoned Lamle, 1,059.955; Wheat, only
cave up toa crewel of inehinehely .026,732; ratter w.tl 152.1 ; 652.
my friend dy tog from fatigue mid starvation, Of mandaeinr , dexpoit, , , white cotton goods,
my own fate seemed pictured before .
t. , 5 '571•375 ; printed and eohired. 1.006,502;
Tho sun set behind a her,vy cloud, mid toy '
1 211 894 d
; tOIU and to wen,
heart almost (lied within me. pr • '
1 1.13 553 gold and silver cunt, 16 ; 000,000.
but not soundly, his brain wandered, and ' • '
thoughts were on that home lie might nev. ;
er see more ; it was horrible, but there was
no alternative ; sick:llOce in mind and body
I threw myself by his side and slept frem
exhaustution.
.When I awoke the fever had left him,
and seeing me rise, Ito said, You have
been sleeping brother, and I would not wa
ken you, for you want rest ; 1 Teel I run dy
ing ; I can hardly breathe. Should you es-
Apo my fate, and ever visitLiina, seek out
my father, tell him where and how I per
ished. Uod bless you my friend." 1
promised I would do as he wished, a smile
lit up his pale features, a shudder ran
through his body, and I was alone with the
deed.
At daylight I buried him in the snow, and
placing a rude cross, formed with two bran
ches, at his head, left the spot fursver.. At
sundown, wort - mini exhausted, I came to-an
jndian encampment. Two week's food nral
vest sufficed to restore. 4 one sty wasted
payers, and I left my hospitable friends at
the expiration of that time with a guide. •
•dbThreelnoralis after, had — ful fi lled my
fn'etursidying injunction in Limn.—Suit
..ft:',9!,abse... •
fox preachea, beware of your-
CirCulation imear . 65fb0.
I)c.f,:cl)l9,l).llcgicater.
THURSDAY, JANUARY, 15, 152.
‘v e to•day, on our lif,sl page,
the last annual message of Gov. Johnston. Ile
has repeated the principal recommendations of
his fowler messages, and rulers them to tile
r.,fitislature. lie especially alludes to the Free
banking , Law.
The News from Europe
The avenents Irmo France., brought by the
~teattler Caudiria, which we lwblih in w.olli
er coltoon : Fhow that Loni:; Napoieon has tii•
ontplit'd, and hi revidotioo : or rather tisoilia.
vi ;di the pcm c file goveinioeht, have
ht:oa Fauctioned ly a Lirc..lc rovjority of the
vo.c , ; and he ro ,:;, , cte.llhe:•idont for ten years.
S.) tar r.s Ihc, F , talc may b,
top!
al N':.,il;)!Pail, %%Its in
Mil
r [, r!i, S,t :.: i•o ! cx; uo! iIL( n!a
MEI
I: ers.nt to hit e
Drawing Room Companion
'fbe second volume of iov.iluable sheet
earoineneed with tife Now Year. and it is dot
up in a style, well wor•by of its proprietor, Mr.
Gleason. It I , nroae.ses any pictorial we have
ever FOOD. The paper . on which it is printed
is of the liae,t quality—satin surface.
price is only •:-:3 per annum. F. Gleason, pub.
Usher, Boston.
'• Democratic Union.
paia.r, one of the best upon our ex
change list, is published twice a week during
the session of the LegisLture, and will contain
full repotts 01 its proceedings. Terms, for the
session ; let the whole year,'S3. The 'Union'
is no able Democratic journal, amlits Legjsht
, live reports are'the fullest and most accurate of
toy printed.
Knitting Machine.—There , is a Unitting
chine in operation
,in Philadelphia which knits
three hundred and eighty stitches at each turn of
a small crank, which crank may be easily,turn:
ed by hand from one hundred and fifty) retroluo
ti,itis per minute, melting from fifty to sistjr:thou,
sand stitches per minute, or at the rate of three,
million per hottr."
Ilea a town', EiDa.
'2‘ft i.r s_.
.
ighth ofiAiiiiiO4:- -- , . •
)9 years ago; ;0071'1)ititsd'ay i fihi3
iCtick madelOsOkimunidal was
tattle Whick nbminomern r .
tes - the .
e viiy Of "New Orlea;et; from'. Abe
t ad of the Foreigri • Invatfer. It
to all Americans—a day Corn:
rnemoratificl an event that can never.
, t)e for
gotten .by ii', who respect valor, and rej oice in
th e itin tr igh, 01 the liuny of Freedeim:
And nil % when se many years have pa4sed
by, since foe glorious victory of the Bth of Jan
nary, Igo with all its glotions association:s
was n oijoitl—the unparalleled victory the
i li d oni iiih:i bravery of our fathers, the daunt..
l e „, s colim e at.d intb.iling genius of the great
Hero, wh , led out troupe—the total and disar
trims ( wort Of the proud invaders who threat..
coe d tif e city, then in her infancy, with de
sunetitit.—all the:•e recollections rise unbidden
torit.tr,
BM
Thirty-se
great battle
fought; the
re:qata of t
ileneoratia . •
a day (1.1;
nd yet, we are
pah,4 say, that 'no% ithstanding all this,
in AiKtown, the day was permitted to
pass j hoot the least public denfonstration of
any Iti d. This indeed should nut be the ease.
It is v that ought to celebrated whh
Repab
lie:ur'•oderation and propriety. Why then,
pert& so important, so illustrious an event in
the b -hay of our beloved country, to pass a ith
out sine fitting demonstration? In
year:, each ,:neceeding 4arittry was
edle , ated by a mililary display, tiring of can•
MEI
non tze
h.tB fled from our town
•0. : 1 R•die: has beet' appointed No•t.r;
ry Public he the County cf Lehigh, by Goy.
tt'lltinto Johnston, for the teirn of three
Odd l'ollow's lEleegion.
Tl.e followino is it li 4 of the OilieerA of the
•eve;al of the Independent ('der of
I,t in our Borough, that were recently
'3"
t:nity trigintent ; No. 12.—C. P., Charles
11. 11,11.11 z ; 11. I'., l'etor G tot 1; S. 11'., Thorns. ,
d ‘Vt.:./..1; J. W., Suimtion I.l;atik &raw, E 11.
Tipa-nret, Nathan Landenechlauer.
No. 71 —N. , John (Lapin:
V. 1; , Chatles B. 11.1in , z; Secretary', Jcs,o 111.
f.irr;'l'r.•aAaron Twx ell.
! I..th:gh .1..).1g.e. No. E3 —N. C:, Tilghman
; . G., I. ; tif...retary, A. G.
(;.1 , „ • 1 . 1.1.i•i1n , r, PC:e'r GOod.
llosann in Hamils Clog Mug!
• •••
hr:uuilul our
:ast , , residing, in Monition stiect, tool( it two
her head that she would don the habiliments
of the lords of creation, and have a li , tle truhe.
She procured a full suit of clothes, aid with a
shining little beaver hat, stuck tinnily on one
side fr.d . her 'wad, ringlets as black as the raven's
wing. cheeks the color of melted ruhieq, and
eyes that Iht-hed like diamonds, she ploecfett
ed to a Condi:fit party at one of our llfftels, and
soon took a conspicuous position in the Room
Some of the females stfid, "Oh ! What a sweet
young man and desired very earnestly to he
acquainted with bin]. But Ia! he wouldn't
introdnrcd to any one, and strutted ;awe!, with
cane in tail and sear 'nee& like a egt:
tar ritutdway d.otdy. Alter 4elling !tied ill
the party, ho, nr 1 . :11 her she, went up lawn,
and toepping in at one of our Oyster Houses,
called fora plate nf 'raw,' arid a mug of Road-,
ing Ale, after which she took a seat at the
stove. Presently three or lour gentlemen step
ped in, one of whom immediately recognized
her, and after calling her up to drink, he made
it known among the cotepany. At first she
stoutly denied it, but soon she "owned the
corn." The lady in breeches then begged the
gentlemen for Mercy's sake not to make her
name known, which they pain - deed, and she
returned home,
Grand Ball.
By reference to our advertising columns, it
will be seen that "flermann's German Brass
Band," of Easton—the same that visited our
borough and displayed some of their eloquent
music among us last Friday, intend giving a
Grand Concert and 8a11,.0n Friday (to•morrow)
evening, January 16:h. From what we learn,
no pains will be spared to render the; affair
pleasing to all.
Sleighing.
For some lime past, we have had a specimen
of regular life in Greenland. The sleighing is
really excellent, not having had any better for
a nunaber of years, and our citizens are really
enjnying'themselves. The merry clinging of
the bells is hoard day and -nigh!: Largo par.
ties are going - out - dailyi.and - Onr town presents
and uncommon lively and animated appear
ance.
liossulicHats.
notice:that these hats,. with the nppre
priate feather, have during the past week been
introduced in our borough. They have a very
:light and neat 'appearance, and 'no. doubt will
becomo'vety- Popular: among 4tur citizens:
at mice palliolits spirit
Interest certificates
Infest on out:Omni-
C d eel tilioate., , ,
when Intided, 7.732 01
Durnet,tic creditors • 82 ; 1132 74
Total public debt 410,114,236 39
Cly the 55:11 sention of the act of 15:h April,
Mil, the State Treasurer was authorize:l to
hnrrotv, on temporary loan, .598,000,10 be ap•
plied to improving the curves on the Colurn.,
bia Railroad. This was clone. But as the
amount is re,imbur•able ont of the proceeds of
the sale to the Reading Railroad Company, of
the Lzelinylkill viaduct and the railroad leatlim ,
therefrom in the city of Philadelphia, and is a
mere antieiitation of Foine of the instalments
from that company, it is not embraced iu the
above, Hatemcnt, mw in the table of loans.
The New loll: express thu's speculates:—
The monetary concerns .of the country were
never in a attire promising condition than at pre•
Srnt. The amounts ••f 'ha pr inotule.
is spite of the ship_
which are the natural overflow of
a superabundant quantity, they accumulate at
all the principal commercial points. It is (ter_
Is that the ae,gregme receipts at the mint ex,
coed•t the shipments, although the remitted
amounts were greater this month, as far as it
has gone, than now other of the prrceeding
months of the year. If there is an excess der
p•isited in dust beyond the coin shipped, we need
have tin apprehension of a scarcity arising from
the lamer consideration. It' is believed that the
amount of gold required next week for shipment
abroad will be considerably less than in the first
w.telt in December, and there is every probabil•
it•• the reg,kipts from California next week will
la wily as large, if not larger than were then re.
...rived. Wall street is crowded with money, and
it is absolutely without demand. The set:ling
day of banks passed, this week, without any re_
m irk. Paper is scarce, and as speculation in
stocks has in some measure paused, capitalists
find it difficult to use their surplus capital. If
this inactivity prevails for any length of time,
it mustinevitably produce a ;rent plethora of
capital, and the price of money will descend to
as low a rate as we have witnessed at any time
in the past three years. We have not yet felt
the influence of the "rush of British capital"
which the London Times predicts will come to
the United States,
Pennsylvania Nlunt Crnp.—The wheat crop
of Pennsylvania, (or the year 1851), it appears,
wro: the greatest in the Union. The returns arc
as follows:
Pennsylvania,
Ohio,
Virginia,
New York,
Michigan,
Maryland,
New Ciunterfeils.— Thompson's New York
Bank Note Reporter, gives the following-list of
new Counterfeits:
on the Mechanics' Bank at Newark,. N. J.
—Altered from genuine ones—in the centre vig.
nette there is only one human figure—the genu
ine twos have three figures.
2s, on the Harrisburg Hank, Pa.—Relief note
of the new rilate—the engraving on the left mar-
gin is said to be imp . erfectly and coarsely-uxecu•
ted, but the note is well calculated to deceive.;
T/,c Natiosial Convention.--The Demociatio
National Coiiiientlon to nominate a oandidate
for President' and• Via President is to meet al
Baltimore, on Tuesday, June 1, 1852.
1.7 - rho cost of the standing army gr Euroie
im'Stigo,ooo,lHlo,
• - • Voilimaninfoicti/ra
.
.-- Canal Vortinitissiiirer.
I4t4t:,Enyron4—;,
,!otagfrved. the following flat
terinii 'police Of our itivrneman-Maj:w William
Fiij, in the "Eferrlsburg KeyblOtte,'' of - the 6.1 i
ihmant: r- • '
. _ .
"AlajorWillinm i ohigh county, is
suggested son candidate to the `next dernoerst-
le dimventioniforganal commissioner. Should . ,,
the Major receive the riothinatiori we-have no t.
doubt o .LehighWouid io 'halter"' for the party
than ever, .aliitough her course has been on:.
ward. The is a democrat of - the right
stripe, sell-inuo'e., active, intelligent : and cuter
prkiio2:—igsi the man wN w ant .;:, '
have obsekved in u number of Denioorrnie
paprri, of differ ' s, t Wtrginlim of the Slate, simi
lar 111110103 to the nce above. Should the Maj
receive the norninatia.e, he would receive the
unanimous support of 11;.° own party, and also
a large portion of the votes of the w big party ;
kuovvii-tohe-a-pruotie,,-.1-bosiness-rnan,-
self•mude, hottest, persevering', ear earl and
discreet in the management of all 11:° hl!dhles"
!natters, le fact tie is the very mart CV the Po
sition; besides he is an unflinching' Dentr.Trel.;
bat xvitllitil not of that muscriptive or aerirk.'o
- charnmer, whivn too often is seen in pub
lie mon. Lehigh courtly now has an opporto-
nity of being heard iu the 4th of f%larvli eon
cention, and I hope the ttylegates from East.
trio l'erimllvaitia will I In, their duty, as 1 um
sa.isfied that lie convention Call not Drake a
-better-select tort. TRIA'II. I
ac-ho i
The State Debt.
The following statement sbotrinr , the indebt-
of the Cum Moil wealth of Pennsylvania
on the Ist day nf December, 1851, iR from the
antinal report of the Auditor General. •
Funded debt, viz:
6 per cent. loans $2,314,023 51
5 do. do. 36,704,484 03
4 , 6 dn. do. 198,200 00
To'l funded debt --
Utiforitied debt :
Relief notes iu cis
culation
5650,10 00-
Otit anding
150.231 82
lug and uneliiiin
To'l unrded dcbt
The Monetary World
15,482,491 bushels
14,957,056 do.
14,510,900 do.
13,073,000 do.
4,918,000 do.
4,489,680 do.
64ifitiitilie 10rd:rig-bit*:
. • rtAnnisivO, J anuary•6,-/
• The litose,bf rierreieniativis wss:callecito
order at . 1t and the-roll . biting e.itliid;:o4,
mem hers answered tertheir 'noMes. •
The-certificatei at - the members eler.tedzsepre:,
presentedandi'endotatlL. t : •
Elouse ! thin prneeided to the electiop . ofit
Spealter, Which' resulted•as follower
John a Riley, Dennoern4,
John Acker. Nhig i .
Pr'derick 114te1,Native,
Scattering,,
Mr. Rhey was thereupon declared duly elected
Speaker of the Muse, and was conducted to the
chair by Messrt., Acker and Reel.
The oath of office Was adtninioreted to the:
Speaker by Mr. Acker. •
The Speaker then, on thing the chair, made
a neat and appropriate address.
The members of the Hnuse were then si orn .
in, and slier pas.sing_thr-isual_preliMinary . -res
olutions, adjou - rne,4.l, . .
The Senate convened at 3 o'clock,' and was
called to order by• Mr. Speaker Matthias. •
The roll was then called, and every Senator
.aided
On motion of Mr. Crabh, the Senate proceeded
16 the olertion of a Speaker, when three unsuc.
c i . ss .itil ha (Jettngs were had; the result, several.
ly, bet..ng as rcdlows :
Ist bal. 2:1.
Watk , r, Whig , 11 15 15
114 -- . - Mitlitirnb - erg:Dati. 15 15 15
Wm. F. Packer, Dem. I -
Thomas Carson, Whig, 1
_On_the-second-and-third-IvallotingA-nr,Datnil
ton, Native, from l'hiludelpi'lia county, did n o t
vote, and there were two votes scattering—those
cast by Messrs. Walker and Muhlenberg.
There being no choice, the Senate, on motion
of Mr. Frailcy, adjourned until 11 o'clock to.
morrow.
rirßitAng water is unwholesome-.-so is *
standing As, •
- - Ilar - On•faember of the cele - b7 — arid ullostna
Tea Party'.t;David Kennisun, aged-115 years
mill survi.:l;
rirThellaiston Argus publishes a list of ova
tiny Demo:vie papers in thiS State that advn
(late the ntninalinn of llon..James Buchanan
-it
for the PrejAncy. -. i
The (4t Circulation of die t New York,
The Senate met at
. 11 o'clock, and immediate- I Times is IDI. This is doing well fur a tie
ly proceeded to a fourth ballot for Speaker; the I paper. q -
result was as follows: 1 [: - e-All il.• merican 'prisoners taken in
John A. Walker, • / 6 Cuba expedi , have been - pardoned by I
' I
Henry A. Muhleuberg, ' l 5-, i Queen of Sp, r 4 '‘
Scattering., 2 1 £ 'Eggs aelselling in Philadelphia at 37
There being no election, a fifth an d s i xi b i o i- , cents per doz .
lotings were had, both resulting the samel ..
s the: 1 I.V - Shad kr made their appedralace in Ni
fourth. , Yotk. . . .
It was !hen moved to adjourn, but the iii o lloll I / MrThis is p. year—the year in which th
was lust, willlollt a division. I ladies do all di' oui•ting. A delightful lime fur
I
The seventh ballot was then had withoti: vary.i b as hf u l 6 ,„ { k,„4 ! . .
tt , f , - --..--,---------
ing the result.
Mr. Sanderson, then moved an adjournment. I
. f ize ' ri g h t .
_. . I
I Another roigilto encounter tool, place yes
Lost—yeas 16, nays 17.
lerday, says the eiv . York Sun of the 7th, at,•
The eighth ballot was then ordered,iand re
i the villas of P.lleson, Putnam county, New'
stilted as follows: I
39,216,707 54
897,528 85
Walker,
Mulilenherg,
Scaitering,
Messrs. Packer and (Am rnsey declined voting.
Mr. Walker, thetefore, having a majority. o:
all the votes cast, was declared dol) , electr,i,
Speaker of the Senate, and conducted to 10
chair by Messrs. Mithlenberg and Carson, al
the oath of office was adininistered !,iim by till
latter.
The Speaker, on taking the chair, delivereda4
appropriate speech.
The members nett ly elected %vete then swot
Mr, Kunkel read, in his place,..l joint resol , -
tion,entiiled a "resolution of invitation to I, s
Kossuth, Governor of Httogatf,",thdont nt .o - n,
it was Immediately tahen up, and passed 1.. a
unanimous vote. •
The following is the resolution :
1
ItesolvEd, &c.. That a cordial Melia:to is
by extended to Louis Kossuth, Govet:. , of
v.ary, to visit the Capital of this 81,1P.Iind
the Governor is hereby requested h. :ins.
mit a copy of this resolution to Louis K .•••Oh.
tSeveral local country bills, of no geforolimt
portanoe, were read in place, and passt•d.
here!
Hun ,
that t
The following bill was road in plarte:
By Mr. ]Vernon, a bill incorporating the f t
delphia and Easton Railroad compa n y.
Go the 8111. Ilie Seereiary of the
wealth was introthiced,,and prese.,:ed loisage
from the Governor, veioittg the bill of II; last
session repealing the law prohib i ting the ire of
the jails of this Commonwealth tw ihedt4tion
of fugitive slaves.
The Message was read, and The bill rring
again before the Senate, on itsl:tal Passag , was
lost—yeas 19, nays 14—a two.thittl yule bein g
necessary to its passage.
The following is the vote uprn the question:
Yeas—Messrs. Daily, Duckalew, Crab Dar.
roigton, Fer . non, Forsyth,Frailly, Fulton, nem.
sey, Hemilton, Hamlin , Hoge, Jones, MetFaslin,
Matthias, Muldenberg, Packer, Sanderson and
Shinier—l 9.
Nays Messrs. Bams, Cpothers, Carson'
Evans, flaslett, Kinser, Kunk , McFarland, Mc.
Murtrie, Malone, Meyer.s, R inson, Slifer, and
Walker, Speaker-14. 111111
1 Improvement in Dug,tserrentming:--Thr Ad v ec
hoer, at Galena, Illinois, states that a Mr. Hester
has finished a picture for a 'ntlernan in that
city, in which the metallic ippearanre of the
plate is wholly destroyed, an , its place supplied
by a ; background as agreea to the eye as pure
India paper. At first glan s, the picture looks
like a fine line engraving, b the second shows
you that there is, if not a ,•:ce, a delicacy. of
touch and penciling heyond le reach of art.—
This picture, unlike any oth daguerreolypelly
editor of that paper has 'ex , fined, can be seen,
like a painting or a drowing rem any angle, the•
metallic lintS being, as has • en said before, de.
stroysd. - • - _
errosotc.—Personsdann.
they use this dangerous lig
port (Maryland) Sentinel
count of a receut ease is t
man purchasecfcreosote ci
and after applying a pcir
rnbbed.a Small qyantity o
.of onesidh-of his fain.-
the face-on that side corn r,
refuse to cloie. More the
the diifigitratioa mill cow
is not -to nee creosote:". .
. .
94
SENATE
York, betwer:nA 4i Gardner and Dublin Tricks.
The parties stated frdm New York city abotit 'a
0 o'clock in the rr+ning, a heavy storm prevail.
ing at the time, th iigh it seemed to have but lit.
Ile effect to damroithe spirits of the men.
After a long ritl the' pat lies arrived on the
ground, distant atilt seventy miles from the
''
city. The storm sit continuing, the parties
agreed to have the h tle in a barn, as the snow •
would have materia . interfered with the men
r
ias well as the specia rs, and of course the sport
would not he so inn esting. About. 2 o'clock '.
m
the men prepared for aide, and everything be.
ing in readiness, the I , ht comenced...
Front the commen ment the odds appeatedl
to he in favor of Ganger, er, and many bets were
made as to the result.' Up to the 15th round,
Gardner had the advantage of Tricks, tvho, hew.
ever, stood his ground !tvell, and endured severe
thumping. At the 15th round, 'Pricks, by some
quick movement, sent in a blow thar di'slecated
the shoulder of Gardner, who, hhwever, fought
another round with one hand, at the end of
which the dicithlfd arm wits-again ,placed in its
pt , per rii,thitn, and time being called, Gardner
went up to the scratch'. Tricks - knowing the
withlit.es., itfft , rthier's arm, made nnother blow
at it, withth hal the effect-to knock i-t oat if
pia,. azain, hat Gardtter being spooky, fought
writ hi: uninjitred arm, the 'otherotie hanging
n-y-less by his side.
After some sharp shooting 'between the men;
it became apparent to the friends of Gardner,that
it was useless as well as cruel, to let him longer
romain in the ring, and after deliberation, it was
agreed to withdraw him, and the victory was
accorded to William Hastings, alias Dahlia
Tricks.
The money won 'by Tricks will probably (
amount to $5OOO.
I
Great excitement prevailed last evening in the
city, on the result 01: the tight being randeknown,
and many an encounter took place between the
friends of the parties, in consequence: :: 2
A Sea Foundling.—The following touchine in.
cident is related in a private leiter Worn Yar'
mouth, dated the 7th ult., written by a 14dy, and
giving an account ofTthe disastrous results sidle
late shipwrecks upon the'East coast:
Last Friday, a dcai littleshabe, supposed to
be about 4 months ohl, was picked up FIT yar,
mouth. Its long clothes prevented ti from sink.
trig.; it was fast •asleep, and alycost benumbed
with cold. There was net trace 'of- any ship ia•'
sight, or of ,any boat for miles round, and it I'
stipposed That the vessel frorn•which it had bees'
thrown had sunk, and that all hands• • periehed;
It was picked up by. tke captain tif a vuiisel,
lives at Yarnioutb; and intends. to rear it bi
own."
Vane of' Shirea fn 'Vt) . einia.—A few days IP
twenty.one-slaveS belongjag to the estate of Wm.:
Pendleton, consisting - of old' tuid youhg men, W 0
men and children, and"not re g arded as:abovsor.'
dinary, were sold at Lynclibuyg: VEG. - at,lhe avo'
age• pricepf $558 00. 'One negro man; wittist
a trade, sold for $1028110 . ; trwoman with a child !
ten monthci4d,sold 0111950 00 . ; . and a girl agrd,
eleven years,.fOr $OOO. ..On the imbliC roads of
sialfg.useu. are . hying-11. V frOnysl2o In'—
$100: „ per. year..
be luoroulioushnrti
Ti :e
yea the r•llowing - Oc.
it town gentle.
ne or it druggiats,
on to 'he tomb; he
the gems and cheek
ortly the museleron .
need toeontract, and ,
a week elapsed' ieti
ned. The safestrab
,
. 4 Year'e Emnfigrisliinl.*lYArknt t •Yeii
just"eleked; nuailPer. er . ernigi:nti!hverrive i ,
r i) I ;
WhjoFu,nuhiber 148 ;2" were : Err* Ge
ttlap a, , ;
7 7,1502 • SP elft6t
,olelyan
Tren.ch, ' • • - -
'• , .i,-c.f7,:...:,... , : , :,...
, 4 ..
:0 club • - caw . lettale.o.
illen , tae t ope, t akes
s
care of him.
.okencfltl.l *:-. '
+ ,Frenchftaity.sishing I
to speak' ~f ti
11 t theltfEnilisii,pneta, forgot the weril,ani
Autterfilf z postii.f',:,
nr-Natkiing- Debt Wits in ' Decembe
62.,669,395:,*1:j Or this, $5,850,838 4 1
een path , ,since ..
•
'he preseio length of the railways of
:dowries would encircle the globe.
polite young : lady recently asserted t
fer, , ? ; .l
she 1;
~.lived near:a harn.yard, and that it wall
int initle for her to sleep in the morning on acr.. 4
contcp Atte outcry made by A gentleman hen !
r?'ve me freedo m in everything; said a.
rt ,,
.'• a few days since. I have been a
of the church fur forty years, and up-10'
ii has not cost me a cent.. .
chibald Dixon *as elected United §tates.
)11 Tuesday last, iti place of Henry Citiy,
lEM
thim
EMI
GOA
.
I 1-1 7 1'.:` your word' he stir:re - illy kept, even in:
( the soil . . st particulars.' •
ru • -
tri hear people talk behind one's'
back," : , tid pickpocket said when ilte.cknistabit .
cried ":•
thief."-
KM - extern editor declares that if he-had'
nil the t s and shoes with
.which a certain ed ,
•
itnr hadln kicked, he would set up an exiene
sive shrittore.
L -7-I. 4 . ,pnlattn dwarfs, a bringer andsister,.
measu I:07 and 33 inches high, from
Central ,inertea, have been brought to New
Yak..
a