r t 11 'J L" .!!, ?'-' .I I. JJ I. . . I ".!toga From lAe SavannnA Iitpublican, Oct. 7. I.Me wiel Important from Florid. Mon Nntvw MrmtTTn Accipkxt to tii U. 8, S'ruMtit BiutronT, n lose o l.tvt. ThieVi'torn era arrivid yrcrday fr m Florii'a, irrii j inlelligoi.co from I lie teal of war up to a late di e. From letters nnj verbal Information t.v thee ar tiat, wr-make up iha subjoined condensed sum mary of the newt rcreivcJ. There hatWn tjuilo heavy atorm at the South, hut oro glad to learn that no serious Oamnjo n ust'iine.l. On Stimley, 26ih ult., 8 milet from Gray' Fer ry, f atty of InJiana killed Mr. Jonathan Tliiiin and a Mr. Barter, and dr.vo off some Cattle, t i king with them about 20 bushels of Corn lliry ! wore f, Ho we J the next day, ant the place fouuJ whero thry had camped during the night. On thu SOih.nenr Black Crek, Messrs. Bleat h and Pcnner were fired on, and the former killed. The Int er escaped. On tho 30ih, about 8 mil.-s fiam Fort Crane, two brothers named Hallard wtru killed : Tho express rider due at Pilalka, on Sunday night, had not arrived when the Ncwbcrn left at 6 P. M. on Monday, and it was feared tb.it be had torn killed. Accident ta the U. S. Steamer Beaufort. We have seen a tetter from Capt. Terk, Iroio which we leant that one of the boiler of this boat turat on Monday, 4th inst. at 1 o'clock A. M., scalding oi.e white boy, namej Jamea Jones, and five blacks. Four of the blicks and the vrltitc boy were killed. Tho white boy, we understand, is a son of Mr. James V. Jon en, Carpenter, of this city. The Boat at the time of the accident wat in the t. John's River, about eight m les Irow (he mouth. Her hull is not much injured, thu expLsiun being in an upward direction, breaking the muin urn) pro uionade decks. She wis towed to Pi.'ulka ou Moi;. eJiv, by the steamer Ncwbern. From the Few Orleans Picayune. Latent From Texas. Vt'oterdny moining the si cam packet Kingston, Cipt. Bojlnn, anived froin Ciuiveiton, blinking tii da'ra to the I0:h insU 'J'he election returns ore not yrt comphte, but a far as hmrd from, tho vote for President stands, 3,107 majority for Houston oer Burnet; and lor Vice President, as far as received, Burlslon's uiu joii'y over Hunt ia b29. There is not the least doutl of the eucci'S8 of Houston end BuiUton. 'J'hn l..s.t Austin (.fuzelte says thai sonic Shaw nee trailers have anived ut the settlements on Red River, and ktale that a large body vf white men hud fought thu Indians on the Upper L'rr -s for three successive days, and defeated them." The boJy of while men is supposed to be the Sai.la Fc troop. From the Gazelle, of Augast 5, we clip the following: The schooner of war Campechann arrived at Gal vfslou un the 2d ult., with Col. 1'eiza, as Envoy C&lracidinary from tho Government of Vui at iu to ll.c governmtiit of 'I'cias, with proposals to furnish .00,000 for the immediate equipment of the Mpiadron to co-operate) with tiitm againiit tho Utn-tralibt--. Cut. P. had gone to Austin. A gentleman at Galveston, iceently from the wiit, ij, respecting the movrments ef A'iota, that when at Miix, on the Ilu Grande, he wis in ion.ied that a proelam. lion bad l-cen iued for all the male inhabitants of II yeara olJ and up.vor.U to assemble ut Monclova, for the urpo&o of for ndng an army for the invasion of Texas eaily in October. He also says that a laigebody ol Indians is concentrated at that lice, and although tcnr.il If rsons from the wetern sitllemcnts have gone in to Arista's ramp, rone of (hem havo been allowed to return, foi fear that information would be con teyed lo the government. This tnforniatiiT. hns been imparted to the gov rrment at Aus'in, under afTnlnvit. The citirs of Houston and Galveston still remain fceehly. A dui I was fl ight at Galvrston on the 6th u!t.. letween Dr. (iurden and Lieut. Lansing, both of ti e iiitvy, in width the latter was severely wound ed. They foi ght with pistols at Cve paces. The tlelhes of each wire rrpratedly pierced with balls, snd at the tixth fiie, I.iiut. Lancing was wounded iu the riht thigh. filUpivrcck of the Uarqne Amavxtila. Foktioxe Lives Lust. In the Gstelte of Friduy last, we informed our readers that Capt. Buchanan of the ship Scotland bad En off Metis', a ship on ahore, which to ail appeuranee, was a total wreck. Veteiday that repoit, was rrceivrd in letter, by Mecsrs. W, Price it Co., if this city, from which we Lave t een favoured with the follow ii g extract i "Mitis, !i3ih Srpteaber, 181." I Live to inform you cf the lea of the barque Amanda, Capt. Davis, Limerick, which enme a chore at little Metis Point, at five o'clock on tho 2G,o iiift. She had 40 pttisengers and Ciew of 19. Therapuin 2 seamen and S apprentices, were morg t those saved." The Limerick pauengei sh'pa have been fieea liarly unfortunate thiasrason. It was only in May last, that we had to record the loss of the Mimtrei, from that poif, with about 1C0 au-ergers, 137 of li-rpi, will) II tf the ciew unfurtur.atrly perished Queleck Coiettt, OcJ. it. CHINA. A s'lp from the New York Herald mrnlW.e the arrival there cf the sh'p Duwril, from Canto' , whence she sailed on the 20lb My. On the V0 b ni Miry, tho ei ti.o English fleet, consisting of twrn ty sail of ships and transports, were pussir.g up Canton Hrvtr, for the purpoe of destroying Can ton. And the guard ship, lyii:g at Aug er, bad received ordrrs to ioin the fleet immediately. It sf ttue sppeara that hoaiililUa weie to Lave been re eoinmetided in right gocd earnest, and with a deter inination cn the part of the British to bombard lh Cekvtial IsBprr-r into a treaty. Tit M-Ltol Case flill J a its Mow length along. Tha Impres sion (tn)i.K rr-ound, Hint lie will l a acquitted without the jury leaning the bix. The following from the eorrrFixirirlotirA e-f ihn Nt w Yoik Trih'Jiie nivcs the amount of the ex itnination ofthn lmt tin v. Phil. Catittt. Editorial Cer-rtrpondencC. Utica, Saturdy mnrnlnn, Oct 9. Tho coo of McLend ia virtually decided. Ha will lo acini ti J I y the Jury, probably without lei V1114 their sea's... The pr.i iof an mUii adduced je'tr.lay U iirtitihli It was shown that he n r.ol in either of the bo Is which act out to destroy tho C: ruliiir, was rot tern !y either uf the commati dcrs tidier 'uii'tv thr.t exj edition or on the beach 1, ,i e. it stirm! or after its return. It was then !i u by .Mr. P that ho took McLeod the pre ee 1 i c: 4 i v. iiing .I'l.iill feien n'clnck to Lieut, Morri. sun's -it S'linif'ir.l, sit nii!e distant; ty Lieut. Mor. rih io, Ins wife, on aid djujt.l.T, thai ho came tture Ufue S oVloek, sit up till efler li, slept in the i hr, tint his boots were set out by the ki ch en lire in tho evening, and were there dry next morning, and that Col. Cameron called thai mom; in0' and told them that tho Caroline ha J bien sent over the Fnlls during the pieocdiiig night, showing a piece of rVr, and that Lieut, M. ran up and told MeI,eol, who was eti!l in tho parlor, half dressed, and who rxclaimed, "I wi.h t God I had been tnr.c !'' It wss thin shi.wn that he rode off to wind Chippr wa, snJ Judge .Mi Lean and Or, Fi t ter i.eurtbe Vol and ai tecogni.ej by them, full in wi.h Mr. Ui.kuson, do i.p willi l.tm through Cl.ij pew along pa t IS'ay Island, Wire find ut wiih a cannon, a s-IJirr picked up the bail, gaa it to ,McLi.od. who CTiicJ it elT, and showed it thst afternoon in i as-iiw Lieu'. Morrison's bouse, on his way down 1 1 .Ni.ijirn. Thetc wcie some dis crepancies, but I tliin'.i thiy cannot fracluie thu chain of evidence pro.entid Ti e examinaiioii ( Lieut. Morrison ciuaed so'no irrcpii 8il,lo mi rrin cut. He sacotih llighlandir of grci't aiui lic:ty of heait, open uss of manner, and marked peruliariliei, imluJing military promptness, energy, and keen c:ito of honor. IIh em s-examination was long snd fearehing, but it ihd not shnkt3 him in the IcaM, and rather hcived to confirm the tinpression aires. ly made, that false hood in him was a moral impossibility. When asked whether he did not inquire of Col. Carmrcn how the Caroline was I'ctroynl. ur rather how he had learned it, he readily n plied 'Sir, I took his word for it without doubting it is tho cunlotn be tween ifTi.-.eiB of the Biit'sh Army." tmporlaut IJiscoverj-. A Grxat Cavs. The Norwich Aurira eon tains a comruunication describing an "extensive cavem" recently discovered in thu town of Cole brook, Cnnecticut. It appear, it was first discoveru J by some b ys. The writer thiiiks w hen the loose rocks arc removed, tho mouth will be about . fifty feet wiilo and thirty feet high. In company with several others, on the 27ih ult., he entered and p irti ally exploied the cavern. "The air, on entering, h a peculiar amell, which I can compare lo nothing. I imigincd the eand'e burned log brilliantly ihin in the opon air. F r tc fust three or four ioil, the way is a good dual obrturrd ly sharp rocks ; then comma rmnoih, gravelled floor, us haid a a McAd imized road. Ten rods from the en r iricc, we niea-uie.l ml found the width to bo rith'y ihrco Vei ; ami aain, at thirty rod', wo lour.d it rMt-ven fe. I Thesdesuro quito even, esjecialy tho ea.t i-iile, which is as smooth as if it had been chisilej. The roof in broken and crapey ; in some parrs lis up very hih, at other, it descends w ithin ten feel of the floor. The flooring for the n.ot part is level and smooth, con-i-ting of stone and h.nJ gravel. We met with several deep pit.-, into one of w hii h we were near tailing. 1 wo ol tliem recmuieu 'lis. We rounded una to the deph of nine fath oms, and found water, and another to the d. ph of five and half fathoms, which appeared to be dry. The main part of the cave is remarks) ly s'raihl arid uniform in width, for the most part. It iuiis ilia nrnh tr.d r.rnh-cusl Jin c ion for a quarter of a mile, wheieil ends abruptly. We met with nu merous openings at the right and left, rome I irga enoi:gh to admit a horse und carriage, and utheis scarcely a man. We only marked them with chalk and passt J on la the cud of what seemed to be tho main part el t!i ctvein. IK re we stopped fursfiW maiiier.t. All stood without speaking. gHxing bout with admiration and wonder. The dilerre was painful. N dropping of waier or cieakirg in ects, not a sound was heard but the low mippressrd breathing of ihe company. It seemed as if I could Lear thrir hearts best. I I oled at my larnmcter it La I risen several degires. Thu thermometer stocd ut ixty am) a half. Aauopie. pared to retrace our et , we d seovered an open ing on the wer.1 side, few roc's from tlie terrain tit n cf the part i f the caxrn we were in. We drew near ami liserud. I'hue was a lo r, mur muiing sour d as i.f a distant w-ateifall, and tho air whicli ieuiil fioru il seemed colder and darrper. This led us to suppose it inul la of very great ei lint, tut we wrro tone Id snd weary to prosecuiu oar searches (Jilher at (his I m". C'orrc-fandoce "J the Uiu'Ud Statrs Cattllt. BALlIMOIiE. Oct, I Hit. ISII, 0 o'clock A. M. $ A e"i r-n !ing aecii'erit oecuned in this ri y on bat. i day rvenin;, ly which three fine promi. ioj boys wackih'd. Tbo boyt were chasng a ictii.it in the woods near town, an J supposed il had run under a sand bank, where they followed. Whilst there they commenced striking with sticks the sopt rineumbi nt earth, when the bank gave way ( cohering tlirco of tht-m up I'ho ularm was imirn. diatety civen, but full iorty minutes elupbed before Ihiy could beexuical.d, when all weie found dead The boys weie ihe sons of Jsm.t Fleming, Char les Uioane, and V. F. Bokle. 'I hey weie bu iid ye leiJay, in Ciren Mount Cemetery, and were f I lowed to the grave by Urge number of iheii for. n,r ph)aU Ilorrlblo Accldsutt O.i Boaiid tiii FutToat UriAX Smr. On Tuesday, while sntne experiments worn In progress on board the Unitfld Slates steam ship Fulion, In the l.iwcr bay, a 43 pnunJ nun burst Carrying tcrriblo destruction with it i killing 8am- ii l Hnoivrn m, aeainan, and Joseph I'lulbrook, or. dinar) aenmn ; nnJ dreidfnl'y wounding Joshua Wy man, quirter gunner t Russel Smith, rarpfn ter'a mate j Levi l.awson, Heannn t Thomas Smith, ordinary aeam in J Kichard Bell, landsmxn t and John Cooper, eaman. The gun broke in two outs: J J of the carriaijo and split in the breech the two parts of the breech la. king different directions, one lauded on tho starboard sido (ihe gun was on the larboard) tho other weut forty feet aft, carrying away the dispensary und Purser'a store loom, and irnn stanchcons, and then staving in boih starboard a'.eam chimnies, which adilod to the horror of tho scene by Gllmtt tho ship with Meant. The spar deck is all knocked up. Lioutenant Strong was thrown fifteen feet in Ihe air, fulling on the hammock netting, without mate' lid injury. The experiments in progress were to test the ca p?ci y of the gun lo carry a 61 pound shot or r-hell Ten pounds of powder h id been several times tried, and the charge was increased lo 12, with the above tenible result, on the Cih tire. There was no ono within 30 feet of the gnn when it exploded, the charge being ignited with a alow match. Biv'l.tr Jcmithan. IZoriilrlc Accident, Ox Tim Wasrtus RAtiuoAn. We aro informed by the SpringtklJ Kept.it lican and Boston Trinscript, cf tha details of a terrible accident which occurred on Tuesday, on ihe Wcat em Riilroid, near Weslfteld M .si. Tho E.is'om and Western trains came in contact, from tho fact thai the train from the West wss behind its lime, and the other tro n went on, the conductor hoping to arrive at the in xt turn out brfoie meeting the o ther train. The baggage-cars of each train wire hrVnil. of course bringing the passenger-cars di rectly behind the locomotive! and lendere. The twn locomotives and two or three passerrper esrs of each Irain w ere smashed to a itomp'ete wrrck. The psFsei.gen were jammed and tumbled togeth er in the ruina in dreadful coi.fn-ion. We informed ihut eighteen or Iwenry have limbs b liken ; and many moro are aevrnly bruise J and l.ueralej in vaiious ways. Mr. Warren, Ihe con ductor of the train from the Wi st, was s. injured thai he died ihe next morning. The engineer of that train e-caprd without much injury. Mr. 'Pay lor, thu engineer of the !ipuin;fielJ train, is badly wounded. A young UJy, niece lo Maj. Whistler, is said to ba danger ou-ily hurt. Col. Hsrvey Clia pin is much bruised, but not dangerously, as is now hoped. Tho Rev. S. Elliott, an episcopal clergyman from S iuth Carolina, and family weie badlv hurt. The ladies weru not seriously hurt ; hut his two sons weie wounded one scratched and bruised, and the olh. r bad his h g broken ahovu ihe knee. We notice In another account tint a Mr. Brewer, f Wcs field, was among thoe hsdiy injured. 'I he accident appears to have resulted from a blundering disregard of orJcr-, which, if followed would havo prevented colli-ion. There were a! out one hun dred passengers in both trail. s. and iu nor sis that nearly hall were more or Ic.-s hurt. HroV.tr Juna- than. Daniel C. I'n)u. An inquest wss helJ by Jufco Mcrri't of HaSn- ken, acti ig as Coronet, on tho bo.ly of this indi vidual, at lloboken this morning. It appeared in evidence lhat sinco the death of Mary Rogers, the deceased had been greatly dejrctc.l in mind, which had iiicrascd upon bin. On Thursday afternoon he left his brother's le.-iJuuce apparently well. Ho was next seen, a few hours after, on tho S?nt where Miss Rogers is said to have been murdered wiih t ime wiiting before him, but took no notice of any one About ten o'clock at nielli he caileJ nt the laviin in the village, hiving losl bia hat and appa rently much intoxicated, but with ritSer an unu m "My s'eepy appfaranrr. He soon left iho house, having been provided with ahat, and was next si en shout I'aybre.k on Friday morning lyinq beside the roaJ brraihing in a tentniiotu manner, and almost senseliss. He was routed up and wsa again seen in the afternoon in t similar condition. At 3 o'clock in the afiemnori he was seen sitting on one of Ihu benches n-sr the cate, leaning his head down. At fie o'clock he was found, having fa leu h.iekw.uds fom the lenc on which his feet rested, an I waa raised up alive, but immediately ce.i ed to breathe. This morning his hil and harikerchief and a bro. ken vial having the od iur uf I tud .num wens found nil Ihe spot wheru M as K g-rs ui-u,-pos d to h-ve been mu dereJ. The paper f mud upon his person prove l be of no value in ivlaiion lo the ileitnj.e inent of the muider of Miss Rotors. A posl inor. lem exsrnination i now taking pi ce, sfier whicli ihtf Juiy wdl render their vtiJ.u. fovt Yurk Joarnulcf Comnwce. FlTSt RascujiTlif. A few ilsys since, say tho P.anlers, Banner uf th 2d ult., un unfortunate r ncwi're look place 11 ween Georqe Mictnliree and William 8. Maxwell on Bayou Pigeon, whicti resulted in tie death t f the latter. 'J'hey had quarrelled about some land and met on lliu'ilispu edtiriitory' both armed wiih guns. Mitchellree fi ed firt, arid loi'ged en enllie cbargo of bur . hot in his antagonist' side, who lan a short tli.lsr.ee anil jumped in'0 the bayou. He survived only a few moments. We umlerstaud there wss no per son preent when the affiir took place, but the de ceased was seen lo prepsra himself for the attack. Mitt he llire gave himelf up to ihe authorities and procured 'the necessary bail for bis spjarance. CuAWCf Coitum, U. D,(e.litor of ihe Episco pal Observer,) has accepted Call lo the Rec"or of Grace Church, Cincinnati, a new church. The Chronicle say the JTpUrorwIjans aiv incuaus- J li g in thsl eity, Ship Dalltllnft In Mln. We undorHtand lhat ship bmliling has never been cinied on ao extensively in Miina as during the present season. Many large and valuable ships havo been recently launcho l, and many others are now on the stocks in most of the seaport towns. And ihrte ships are generally built of the beat sea soned while oak from the middle elates, of fine mi. dela, thoroughly fastened, and finished in a beauli ful style. Ami iig the ships now in tho stocks aro Iwo at Newcastle one of 7"0 lone and another of BOO tona ; these aro both clegint sriecimens of nier chant ship. At Bath, the ship II mnibal, of 650 tons, is almost 'ready for launching. Tha ship Carolina, of 769 tons, waa launched tome days since, and the tdiip Rappahannock is almost reaJy for launching. 'Phis is thn largest merchantman ever built in the United States. Her length on deck it ISO fuel, her beam 39 feet, and her depth 23 feet 4 inehe, and she measures about f.'cicri hundred and forty tont .' This ship Is thoroughly built of Virginia white oak and Georgia pine. Dot' fort Journal. A Sifip tt Wa ABAJrnortsn. The tlnop of war Levant, in Pensacoln Bay, has been abandon eu ny ner crew, who are all on stiorc This inea anre, ia iho reauliof a conviction, that the cause of of the sickness on board was locsl in the ship. is prolnbly owing lo the docsy of some of the low cr timber!, which it would not be prudnt or safe to Iflok into until the return of the cold weather. Of the wholo number taken sick, not nno has died. At fat at they fell sick they were sent to tho hospital, and are now all well, or get ing well A Bsennoii's I.vioitios. Thrrn i not on the fire of ihe earth nn object more forlorn than a bachelor, shut up in his solitary r,.om, with slight illness : hardly ill enough In stay at home he is hIio . ether too ill toco a'.ro.d. He tries to ri'ael.but cannot bin head acbea and his heart is hesty. He tits gbzing into his grate, and ssys lo himself, What a confounded fool I was not to marry that lovely Miss oimpkins ! This loin linn is worse than all the chains of mutrimony." He goes to sleep, rises the nrxt morning qui a reco vered, and sueara lui-tily lhat a bachelor is the happiest dog in existence. Beat Fiout. The Wheeling Timet says: "A bull fight ws appoint, d for lust week in McLean county, Illinois, between two Durham bulls, ems valued at 800 doll ns, the other at lUOO. We have not heard of the result ; but we have a faint ho c lb.it the bulls, instead of fi htinj, hud sense to turn upon their foolish nn I craven owners snd -h ie them into the cuncbreaks so far that they will le compelled to live as long as Jonah diJ in the whnle, sleeping up to their knees in mire and dining on ran rattle-snake." A Dreadful Accident. On Thursdry, a lady was obterved passing ulong the pavement not a hundred squar.-s from our office her form, beautiful in its symmeliy, sttnciing tha attention and commanding ihe admiration of all who ssw bcr. Onward she moved wiih a eoflhut qureiibke step, indicating a proud coiHcioUsness of the sensaiiau she inspire el when suddenly "A change came o'er the spirit of her dream;" l.er steps became fullering and confused, her chcekswere suffused With blushes of the tloepist crimson ; and her eyes d.wnct upon thecuilh, ss if invoking, by their niu e appeal, the ground lo o pen and hide her from human sight. What coud have causeJ so grrst a change ? Too soon was the ten. on seen. Alas? fr liumrtn foresight and arr mgrmrnt, how ofun are they ufd in Vain. Some flight neglect, some trifling over s ght, had ror.ilered nugatory all tha work of art all the labor of ihe toilette and the unfortunate I cile, whose faiililcra symmetry of form had been so murh admired, rsraped as soon as posaiUo from observation, bul left her 6nie in ihe street. Ladies, do not accuse ua of skctehiitg ihe above from fancy, foi if you doubt its truth, we can eon. vince ihe most skeptical, who will call al our office, by a sight of thu sniclo which wo shall bo happy to return to the fair owner when ever ahe Calls to claim it. Dull. Clipper. Sliuoi Swipes. "Veil," said S in on Swp, ss he ambulated up Camp street last evening, in a manuf. which show ed thst whatever good qualities he mij t possess, he was certain' not a- ttra'ght forward fellow snd that whatever miht be his npmions nn panic, ui u political questions, hit "motive power" tt that time wts brtudy tnJ water "Veil," aaid Simon, I always believed as haw thovoilJ owed me a Ir vin," and lhat I vos bound t havo il, any 'ay she cou d fix it ; but I'm cus.'d il I doi.'t begin lo think, latterly, she means to chi.el me lo dishonor my draft. If she dors, I luine me if I don't put hi r in my litJuie, ju t to b t my cn d tors see ihal I'm the wicriiu of ihe wiciout ceJil tt:cni. Times are oilul hard," coiilintcd tiiition, "mere aiut noebc ilons. and const quenlly no pronii.euuus Irealen," and landlords are beginnin' tJU-e the well pocr ahogeiher loo freely. I begins lo apprehend they'll i danrr my roi Mi'uiion. The 'Peniperanee Sotit ly may say vol iht y vill about voiter, bat il uint llio ih.ug louke in yell iw foeer lime it ba.nl got the prtwei tiee rinc pie in it thai Irandy slrsigh', or gin lotldies In i, no how " and heie, gettinj inspired by hissoljict he exteinpoiixeJ aa follows, to thu air of -Katiy O'Lynch T.ct thrrn drink, if they v II, Of voner iheir fill. And l.veon brui bn sal, if they choato It, But a5 rtgar.ls me, I ill have my spree Tuke a horn, and csre not who knows it !'' This was loo much for ihe watchman In stand ; for whatever be had been, bo is now a tee-tota'er an ultra-antkalcohol out.and-oulei. He at once laid his official hand on the shoulder of Simon, giv. ing him to understand, al Ihe same lime, ibst he bad just committed violation of certain city or. dinsnce. Lay net your bind pa r,e Mlj Simon, "thoa I mW 0 rVny t oats an I liulo eon-cieoesj. or I'll 5HE! I'll d n me, I'll pulverite, pblebotomii? x. orclftethy nihl-perambulating spirit." The Ira. provemcnt of this impassioned address, in point of eloquence, when contrasted with the calm anJ monotonous ttle of hit soliloquy, wss marked and visible, and can only be accounted for by the spirit of indignation which filled hit b east, on being ah. tuptly depiivcd of his Utterly. "Look heie old fellor," taid Charley, "il aiu t no use you needn't be kickin up such muss, caue you'ie in for it to-nighi, sure. This ain't no time for singin, or kicking up thinet in the street, and besides, your song waa ao bad lhat it would give a convalescent man telapse of the yellow fever." Charles calabooied the philosophic poetic and eloquent Simon for the night, entering at the time time, three chargea against him, vit: with having alcohol, with endangering the Uvea of tho citizens, by his bsd sinking, and with disturbing the peaio, Wo know not how Simon got out of tho scrrtpe. i'l'cnyuiie. TUB ABIERXCAN. Saturday, October 10, 1S41. i .x i ii . jwaitii-j.'jj'j'i The CanBl. Thr breach in the canal, nt Diinerin' Iland, his been repni.ed, and the water ag tin 1. 1 iist 'Phe shipment uf coal fom this plsce f .r S ulhern mtr k' tt hat recommenced With incieand tctiviiy. The supply, it is thought, will not be tuflicn nt, owing lo the interruption nftho navigation, and the rapd increase of ihe consum lion. The Sliamokin ci l s ai ds de-.ertedly h gh in the market, and tl.e diix.si.d for it is brisk. Stcnmrrs. The Government has ordered three new war s'fnmers lo I e bui't two in Pliiladrl) hia and one iu New York. We aie ghid to s. e that our govern ment are waking tip lo Ihe importance of sleam, as well as gunpowder, in time of war. Col. Moaroc Edwards. C. I. Monroe EJwar.ls, abas Caldwell, tho cele bnted former, afier an argumtnt of several days on a Habeas Cvrpia, before Judge Randa l in Phila delphia, was remanded to prison and delivered to thu au.hunl es of New Yoik for Irish Crogan Bckascd. The Montreal papers state that Col. Crogan baa been delivered up by tlie Canadian Government, on tae application of ihe United Sla es auth rilier. The administrator of the government of Canada has acted with commendable promptness in this matter, and he ought to follow il up by as prompt punish ment of tl.e volunders. who commit eJ this outra geous violation Uon our lcrr.te.ry and the liberty uf one uf our citizens. Abolitionists. Three young men by the names of Burr, Wo k and Thomp-on, memU'rsof ihti-M.ssion Iniitute," Quincy, Illinois were lately tried at Palmira, and sentenced to twi.ltk TtAlet confinement st l.srd labor in thu enitentiary, at Jefferson city, for at- (mp'irg to entice away and set at liberty ihe staves of a Mr. Brown. A few such examples, we think, will cool ihe ardor of these infa'ualed zealots, and make abolitionists scaice in Missouri. Editorial Misctllauy. A n old man by Ihe name of Sis n.r.ttz, was k lied on Saturday last, near Carlisle, by ba.ng lun over by the locomotive. The dcathe by yellow fever in New Orleans du ring the week ending on the S5th ult. were 259, and during the aucceeding three dat 79. The o pidcinic has been moro fatal this year than for many years previous. It it calculated that there are in the United States 14,012 lawyers, M.C80 clerpymen and 10 322 phy sicians, exclusive of quaiks und pittifogers. A Slav named John was executed at Portsmouth, Vs., on the 1st irtat. Under the gallows he made a full eonfe-aion, and prefaced it w.tti the following emphatic warning t '-You all are me here, and I evill tell you what brought me heie, it uiaa Hum A man iu New Yoik a few days since, drank a pint of brand , and died from the e (Tacts of il. He was not regul.it topr, or ho would have taken a t mailer. A column of the Coiinthian order, 40 feet high, hat been erected in Cuntila, lo commemorate the glorioua victor;, a of Temje. ai.ee over King Alco hoi. The Com nercial Bank cf New Yoik has been closed by the Bank Commissioners. WasTWsan Ilo ! 'Phe ship Roscius has Just arrned at New York, with '.50 emigrants on board. A great Slate Ag'icultmal Pair and Convention was held st Syracuse, New Yoik, on TT.urdty Sept 30th. It is ssid th .1 the display of neat cat tie bad never been t q tailed in that stale. Thefiiendsof Henry Clay in Kentucky, have given him a grand larbatu. Cai'oiit at iast. A United Slates eoldier caught deil fish near St. Josephs last week, weighing thousand pounds. There hat been a great storm down East, whicti has done much damage lo the shipping. The ho-pituls at New Orleans are filled with ea ses uf yellow fever, and up lo iho 1st insU the vio lence ol the fever remained unabated. Tho Biitish Government havo Increased i mount paid to Cunard $120,000, to that e now receives $420,1)00,1 annum, for r':rtr.ii.g a ,ies. mer twice month belwoen Euf,1(J tne (jlwJ feioket. , LET OLIt C'OCR GROW TCISTIMBin 1019 MAJORITY IN N0RT1OBERUM). The unwavering Democracy of t'.iis county havr achieved another g'orious victory. 'Phe whole De mocratic ticket has succeeded by an average m-ij iri ty of COO, and we add a THOUSAND majority t the many thousand more which herald the triump of Porter and Democracy over their combined foe. Westmoreland is call, d the ttar of iho Wi st, an Columbia the alar of tho North. Let Northunbei land be ehtittened the NortTrr Srsn ; for like ths hearon of the wanderint; mariner, thoujh she a'lioc with less rfTulcerce than nlhrr lights In ihe potit cil heaven", tbo is nl tvt to lie found In the arr spot, fixed and immovable in hor attachment to D muriatic prinrij let. OFFICIAL RETURNS OF KOBTnCSBERllSP mmm mmmm COUNTY. Covcruor. I'urter, Hanks, Sunbury 111 13 Augusta, 233 114 .N'orttiuuiberland, 133 C7 Point. 60 37 Milton, 101 141 Turbut, 4;6 S28 Chnlisquaqae, 119 101 Sliamokin, 937 63 Coal, 100 S9 Rush, 157 37 Jackson, IC9 64 Lntle Mahe.nne, 81 18 Upper Mahonoy, 1S7 3 Lower Mahuuoy, 3 J 167 Tut J, 2162 1143 Assembly. .Montgomery, F ride, Sunbury, 90 104 Augusta, 242 103 Northumberland, 97 74 Point, 70 42 Milton, 73 156 Tuibut, 319 322 Chi li-qusque, 95 US Sharaokin, 241 68 Coal, 98 4J llus't, 123 40 Ja.kson. 175 43 L tdu M-ihonoy, 26 10 Upper Mahonoy, 1 S3 1 Lower .Mahonoy, 35 155 Tolat, 19s7 1.7 J Ccaimissioncr. I'. Weitvr, 115 253 122 63 91 423 116 213 00 lid ISO 42 ISD UeWilllai 76 67 C5 33 119 233 09 63 49 33 41 6 I 143 106J Sunbury, Augusta, NorihumteiUnd, Puinl, Mrbon, Turbut, Chilliaquaque, Shsmok.n, Coal, Rush, Jackson, Lit lo Muhnnny, Upper Mahonoy, Lower Mahuno;-, 41 Tout 2114 Trasurer. O. IV'eitcr, 106 178 121 62 f8 429 114 211 Si 121 151 7 171 31 Lezant; 93 147 6 41 124 239 101 7J (3 41 a S3 12 152 I2d3 Fainter 91 110 C5 36 101 205 68 69 S 27 42 10 1 154 Toil Sunbury, Augusta, Northumberland, Point, Mdton, I'uibut, Chilhsqutque, rthamokui. Coal, Ruh, Jackson, l.itt'e Mahonoy, Upper Mahonoy, Lvwer Mahonoy, TctJ MI2 iuditor. bt 219 123 8 120 461 .25 227 94 m 171) 37 1S7 93 2091, Sunborr, Augusta. Northumberland, Point, Milton, Turbut, Chilli-quaque, Sbamokin, Coal, Rf' ! Jackson, Little M.houoy, Upper Mahonoy, Lower Msbonoy, To-M
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