The Susquehanna register., November 10, 1853, Image 2

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El. - * IL iFiLikZIER, EDITOR.
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PaPer , • • • •
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WOOD:: ' •. -
: : Iftbete are any °Fent - subscribers, the
region roundabout, whO pre `to pay f9r
thew piper in Wood' we beg le no to hint $
intha most delicate Manner the ',world,
thAtiee - wftit some' NO Tr.s.and can't cell
put Of making' a fire till "'sleighing comes:"
lei, publications
-Itaketiraockeiilf(44zine.:=-The:lfovenn
bef number enntains ~,' In" Search of a Place,"
..." :14 tt s * -tie ; Wing !L White Black
is
Bilyt: ---)1 ~ Manners , and MOuntains,"
"Trip up II eolunil?ipi" "- Th e Story of the
Peack,"-! . .4 . - inoyingi 'in Spainl," Literary
nottees,* :: 1 1ahte, and ; many interesting
ailf041: 0 0 0-` , -... Whoever wants . a:. lively,
spicy, - laugh er-mivving,:. =skim iile,- and one
comprising it great - variety of elegant literal
ti!vi cannot da'beitr than to sub-
seribe for' 4 Old Kniek " Published be Sam
uellitictiton, 329 Nassmi Street, New-York;
at s3per-azigunf.-_ - -
Putreanesl4.—Our readers are al
ready aware that:we consider:this magazine
second to none:, ti 4 a!,is published: The No-
Yetober by some countel,t. the
belt Allot appeared. ' : The Rork
certainly aherws'no eigna `of flagging in inter
est, Or: diruiitiahing in ability. The lively
an'Vign'tty --- 7 Moosehead Journej," the stpeci
measpfprotouncl metaphysical analysis giv7
ed under the head of 4' *mks of Sir Wit--
lion: Hamilton," the; sixlving up of some of
our fashionable RklliuS,..ini"The,Potiphers in
pans," tha-AOgllifui and s ugge stive . g%=
oil'. The Anturimut: ideal. Weimar. the acute
critical - a 'Aide on Ur, Colliers 'Shakespeare
tenfiectzOits," $f Characters in Bleak Itou.e,"
"Weraile,y,7 it ‘,t 7 ttle; .- (eontinned.) intl the
eOtaniencetn . ent - , of a \ strangely interesting'
story entitled " Bari] eby, the Seiitener,"to
getheigith several other articles , and some
good Oetrit, make-up such a magazine as
•
iiotdd . hare astonished the world in( the days
of our grandmothers. -.Published by G. P.
Putnam & co, No. 10 Park Place, New
Yoik, At $3 per ainaum. •
'The liidepexcli i rns is a wPitly • religiona
and family newspaper conducted by Pastors
of:Congregational. Churches, and_txlmprising•
among:its aialedi contributor?, -Rev. R. S.
13tomsjr,- Bev: lleorge B.;-Cheerer, Her-
Ward Beecher and Mrs. Baniet E.
I.34cifrer Sfnwe i'ew papers can hosst; Ski
tariant skimp cif contra:Sit:ors. tiaable,
Tigortous,Jadepeadeat newspaper the " Ludt
pellaent.," has acquired a. high reputation,
wideli the Editors and proprietors promike
to &their attnost 14stettain. The Indepestd
eta tliaisbeiti cstallished neatly .fire =Sears:
andits subsciption lisk....*as never so large
akat. present, and is daily.inereating., 4d
dress': Publisher : of the - /isdepeockiet, :10
Spruce- erect ;
i: - Neer York: 7 ' Terms, $2. per
11111113. M., - • .
.The.Peastylvaaia Telegraphaa d TVAigs
State Journal.—These t papers, publith
ed et Ilinvisburg,,' hai:e - consolidated,
A edrlll be herea ft er lined one ?aim, by
L
i-rattelson* Co., upder_ title °f Pie
:Icl 'iss - ylv *viSia Telegraph' a Vh:ig State
iga l
Jouraakf Mr: Patterson, the Editor, is an
ablelititei, Std
.& firm ' and". honest-hearted,
linig, and wilt donbthlss make this a value='
'l4CPa 7 per: ^lt is intended ./', -() rtiY' t o c9 m -
- - meneilgte_PuhlicatiOn of a daily as well as
'lrCelaY: an eeterPrise , that we h9pe the
Whigs of the State will sustain.
- ''' ...-- 17te;" Zittic ' Pi/ “ A sirim. 'G ram Green
weed!' -wlio iiiber few jimenile\volumes :has
Succeeded ritaarkahy , well in adapting her-
' Selfrkt the capacity of childh ood , has ;just
.
cautzneneed !ii 'monthly paper,
~ under the
•
to me Ofiillic_ Little Pilgrini,": at,t,he very .
*Undo' Pn . 'ee ••of - bil Cetkte ,i.e Yean - - The
fletAcicherislnlie interesting. She pos
"swainithe tact, taste, and ibilitylto, make a
' Bent - for.the little All
. mod 4Xte - paper ones.
efibeie - Who liiqc - Mad ,the - history _of hef
' ''-geti; wgi• be eeZer. to become cegosicted
witit,t4te,- Mlle Pfigrim." , Address Ik.'
ig.',UPttinPotti at the office of - the( Saturday'.
l i c i itiP 7 3 ,400Phi1': ' `--
.•?? I P:4l:*: i str,,, HThis is a', aide awake,:
_ Lillwiticirslti,oold. And indePendetit new*.
ril•,#.**4 3 i'lli!-Icf CTlling under: the con-
11 t 4 Or- - *;B*Ti.'ite'frotect •Editer, -has
..-- - iiii*--iiiitlimia*3 popular &Tor- We like
it 1410444 less lie - fearless opposition `
,to
thijecuiiii•knstitidoko l * , aga, 3 PLions
, p.,.. , =4:-. .-- , ~ --- -,-,
and otimicOnee444o tb,:.. She Edi
- 'toy*YitibeAeguterv` 4 ,-wig****arly
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=OW te-iiwZrotical4ndlest' inewure
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foilefs:rulS . L . .erloPOlSl*Priovrkoi! l .
- 1 14 1 1 - 90! .o iii44 s 4l::Pia*ei../4 . 041%*:i1 : '
_ 4iti,*p*a*;e.;asidtike:--:r - o - fir.alPf-kfj
.ifiLeigust-4-' Mikilkiilyjiireto'-lisk
beetoAtitib:kittliSt r ett 'hi fteille . 7iii'd •'!.iksioli,
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pritited*lr .Y 130,501, We7t- lifCk . A. WI% -
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at 42 :a year Address,
Barney,Daily . Register office, Plulad Iphiti.
mi. Harrisirar 6 , ..Deitatalitic
~
fought a t gidnst general Scott so i e)
mg. e last rest entta - catnpa , on, 0-
ground that he WO a
- ".rank bolitioniist,'-'
has* not a-Word tosay cciticerniu PreSident
Pierces affiliation with ,the 1' ilmetri.
But as that paper :foretold
:such awful '
co u .
sequences, should - a
President be elected whii
would-tolerate any thing that looked lik:_
hostility to shivery, and as President Piero
is evidently just Bich a min . ; we in f o` th t
grief,' horror, and - despair have sealed its if s
-77 -1 4 t 'ite. feelings are too deepfor i,teraPe!
We would like t".) learn the Union' ' opt ion
, as ta whether the" Oftglish,Abolit as Pak
-- ,-iit,'- wldch it, , forewarned , as , agaiaet; liaq
collie to pass. -Also as _to Whether the deiti
ocratic Editors hereahout, that t i ske sidei I a
ag• t Collect 13 and ° 'i - ..'d i. :
ainst` Or ronson, RI ell 1.11 -
ly a little ' Soft!,- . arc traitors to theGorilti;
tution an d -" the; party." , '
rir" A_ Bradford: County Farmer states
,
id the Philadelphia. lickater, that'Bradford
County' in agricultural resourcei,ls tile ,ifeh- -
est tounty in • Pennsylvania, itud.,.that the
has , more arable land and of 'a better'quality
than any other in it I Ilwa f f i rmsthat more
goods are sold - in that than any OtLercoun
ty in the Suite except those - whick contain
Philadelphia and Pittsburg. ' The ',opula
'lion is principally,, made Up or CounectiCut
people and their descendants. 1.41 1 e gnarl
title§ of butter And che«re are se n 'to the
New-Yorkmarket,-and there canno be ess
. than a million dollars worth of cattle dri eii
.out of the county annually. -The mere!, nts
. .
are high-minded, honorableand' rich. N ., id,
mere could be asked for I -. . it
t
TIIANKSOIi'ING . ,,-The 2 th . day - o
be L o
vemr i
has' been set apart , r Thanks
in Pennsylvania, : New-York, New-lJertey,
Connecticut," Rhode Island; Massachusetts,
New-Ilarnpshire, Maryland, North Carolina,
Alabataa; Kentucky,. Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan, and Wisconsin. In Maine it is
the 17th.
0— ... w ....b... of:iirv-Iftr' ..".---
. NICIOLSO , N,MyOIIIing Co. Pat I
_ , - .. Nov. sth, 1 . 854.. - f
FRIEND FRA
, k i iit :,- --,A - Matt leisure ll34l l
Ceg me once more to send you a few ' lines,
albeit they inay be•cif little interest.' The
late erection was held in this teWnship: Where
it ever has been, here at bacon: l s, and pa4S
ed off With unusual quietness„' though Only
a small vote was polled, the Democracy tint
Wing out in full force. Their onents
tn
ever make a•sall show_ here, and t e' Dem
ocratic majOrlty. itinally almost ~ 1 e q uals the
eis i
entire vote. The Temperance question
which was so much agitated elsewhe,
e
scarcely elicited any ' interest here: ' I ihi i lk
the Maine Law ...would find very fewl slap T
pOrters, though there are many who e kw , -
t
-their. belief that samething of
_the so t will
ere long be enacted in tbe-PimmOnyi , alth.
Every days .observation convinces! m e..that
there_ are many among us who teen some
such law,' and I fervently trust so great a
blessing may, not be . long delayed. _ The
against' the law,'
are that 'f the sale of liquors be suppressed,
Taverns uhi not be sustained; andthus the
r travelling certimniiity_Wonld suffer . ;.• t e Price
L I of -would decrease , and this the far
-1 metWoul(fauffer ; - _ - the Oistille ri esheiP el
bun*edi'wOuld be%thrown out of ern loy
ment and all the, property: invested in, this
business would be sacrifice . -It won .be .
very hard for.the man who appened to ave .
a large stock of . liquors on tand,at the *me
i the law went into force, and if a man s Uld
- be found Violating the law, it mini(' •
rageous—unconstitutional.-.-to'enfinixsi
punish the hapless transgressor. .1
.
-The passage of a prohibitory '. laW is
tined to meet - strentions,oppositiga fro ,
who lovestreng drink, but chiefly frerni
to Whom the liquor traffic : has long itime
`,brought no small gain." -Their influe ie
in some places will be ' irresistihle, fo rt ey
begin to feel that "not only; li, their ' ' lI
t
in danger,to be set'at nought ; 'hut al so at •
this great goddess herself should be desp .
arid her magnificenee • destri!"Yed, whom .is
nation and . the world sirAshippetb."- - e
friends of Temperance 1144 Vetter bili re,
there will be gs no 'Mall stir" anioni tikeiii .
nieniAndthey may find them 4 fullnf-wiatlil
-i• . • i
that catmothe so readily appeased as *as itf
aticient time, that of the meit of t Ephftiti Ili
theirtown clerk. • Cinthis, .subject` din; peo4
pie must be and_cOn4inced4thby ;
never will_submit to even-earibhuce,' of
the l ~ ..
coercion; -' ' ' 1 -i' ` ' I ,'. -' i!
Shall riy next, them.; be of the weather
,
That was`.; next after & eleetioni and to i i
couple of weeks of thli pie:its:lst kind.l
Glorious: October wea er 1 such days as Te
r
joice alike the sons of it and seekers - of
pleasure, begetting within
.. ,ths:sp the wi r e
to me Lbw like . again. But all -earthly' good
With an end, And so had Alai 4 a ions i
snow-storm snesxmded, and t the rain
until the waterSOf our lately s k 4r
hi t
i
!ern eif h inikii, d sw eeping'tote
0 ow t e IA on .
nwaY)4 oll q l th e iirert part ef th e Ati eet
, now in process of construction at T ha t ".
Dock. , The stOrm is oierl'and we bar - wow
lin geed *either ie AnYbegY
•
'h lake friend &new bee la to
n
discern:, the Signs of < the Ai tn i nind on -thie ,
point:Permit tne men °I
fallen
11 / 141 ff ; riff- ' , Own obeeivillthii. ' A I re '`?U es
below here, there is namidi i l ls :: -..t AO
,-- ~ ,
hut Presideutial . ilection,A , ''' ', -r ,
tire vote:of thi,pinee andauber; ;gag
-Pr the presept:iinillebent: a , - , ii t , , z..
40 7 4 i i ir l andin ecnninew" . ..sk 4
,: -.7 : 1""
a: n*1 011 1 A Aetopvik ~..A largo ~ - Oga
-,,,,,,;.-„-- - ~,- ~ ,-- .
iTo l :** l3l6ll 7 . Periled, l il' ' ' '
t - Ono' : c iithat.firo4 .2 `, 'bill . ' ' ' ' j ib ' • 7 ::11!0
4
iiiialikat ras i
he' ', ' if-the - g,
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Mil
;ili lf '
In li to the credit of the artist. There are
of I ts d abont it .which benvrar deieription or
tni tioo, but the style of lettfring, as yo'
ire linter; May.please you. :A few miles
'turtle .1
down, there is another sign by the'
roaOside, whichreads thus: . . -
i . '
' "t Cl iINAIKIIIITT *OD' . -
for the:ba ne t o a 1 perso n s travel . mg
,the
reek road. . -to Tunkhannock ; -and dm', the
. ayfarerl ight make ,no,- mistake in • his
- arse, he as only to follow the direction ,
o the spelling, thus" o Iviating the 'necessity
o frin-...M': Den't the Signs. of. the times . ,
in
dicate that we :are a p-ogrm-siVe people I =
- Wis exrect..to have •at holel through the
t
T nnel sometiMe this me i nth. The work
in n On eitheii side are so near eac h other ,
th t they. Plainly. hear !the-blasting throUgh
th tock..ASoine of the men met with a nue
row eseapel a few weeks since, by. the burn
ingoca part Ipf a keg of powder. The blasts
were just ready to be net.off—butfertunate
ly the safeti-fuse, ivas uninjnred, - and - they
escaped unhurt, except four or five
_whoSe
faces -and Ruda Were badly burned. Cas
ualties of his ' kind have been occu r
Mace upo this work. of. rare •
•: : .
Please o se t that. your Devil 'treats .rey
-manuserip with' proper respect, an d wit h
kind regar to both of you,
, tremain as ever, thine truly,
-
.'' ; • - 1 " - • • 1 a 3 -s•
. .
31).tlito 3(la
Belgium there is a nunnery winch
contains nine hundrvd tuns!
.
-'-Let no -man b i d ashamed of doing
what:ever is necessary. in is situation
—The you in isS who ould nit" alioci-,
t!,
ate with farmers' daught -, has run aWavl
With a blacklegs appreti t . ce. Very well
matched.
- +-Of the Sevin sloo_ premiums 'avTird
ed.at the Springfield Horse exhibition,
Verment tookilfive, and the " rest of Men
-kind"_only two. - -.' ' •
-" Father," said ,an ambitious Shaver
. .
about the size of a pepper box, "I: can
410 without shoes, but I am suffering for
a bosom-pin.,3o l •
—Mother Earth geti more '
she' used to , `twenty years ea
co, on Monday, she sucked U
barrels,lin on open and undisg 1
1-- - - racticalmpplication is th Only mor•
t'
dant Which will set things in ti e memory.
Study without it, ie gymnastiess, and not
work, which alone 'will. get intellectual
`bread. • I; - • - ; - • '.
It is curious how tyrannical the habit
of reading is, l and 'What shifts we make
_to escape tbinking. There are few brains
that would not be the better for hiberoa
tin,..--,livirg on their twin . fiat • u little
. §
while.. - -- ' 1 - 1
--"lhere are not less than three hun
dred, thousand slaves who , profess Chris
tianity-land arc usually exemplary mem
bers of the - different bra t ocbe# otte
So therm Christian Churelf.— . -Co/ iza
ei Heialti
c t_ on
. the Colorado and its tribut j
-wil 'cattle, in large numbers - are
lfound, notwithstnding the spread o
iilization into theiTexan wilderness
'fr uently they get among the:tam '
ima , anoccasion much difficulty. I
i •
•
--4 Southern per says, " General
Jackson's cabinet 'was a unit; bait the
cabinet of Genera Pierce
~is A cipher."—
7
A western editor, however, thinks, that
I" it is composed_of ndiar fractions.
—"_Might tea., well prohibit , the use of
axes because some , men use.them to kill.".
Clear as mud! When has a man acquiel
.d a morbid appetite by the use! of - an'
lie ? Chekiang cord woodiis not' a hub
i
t which grows badly upon most men..
--Intelligence froth talpariso annotni
ces the arrival thero of the ship isabe ,
sent out,' t,y Lady Franklin in search _ f
her" husband, and the abandonment of the
eicpeditien on account of a' disagreement
' among the officers indereti of the vesse .
-Thy . mackerel fishingseason is -.
-ly overiond the arrivals from the &nun - s
report the catch as very small indeed, 11 e
fish tippear , to have...taken upon 'the !
selves the settlement of the question'
Where they shall be caught byernigrati - -
~.
to parttas yet.unknowu. - .
it is said tharMr. O'Connor, ,V. S.-
liistylc4ttorney of New York; has wrii
ten.to tpe President, asking why - any. dis
itinctio9P houl a S be
,made between Mr.
r0t40,4 and Lim .in the matter - cf office.
tisea * :that - Mr. Pierc - as dare of-re n
_ I over h are fear of losing Catholic sup
port to th e ministration. -. s, . ,• - .
--Tit Fre ch. papers spealt , of a nevi
1
invent' weal ed a maned
re
. 6nsirti t a' f. a l . ' be 'P ies l i °f,th9.,WY .?
causes t perforTaace 0 opp ,or more
operas.lSeper4ing= t 4 thi length "of, the:
„%'
shmiber." .kiiio a place . at the facia
''f the bed, With it - intillati. .014 i 3 O bi !It
i the - hour the,,Sleeper*lslies I
r*.'in#!•*oo 6- :0 1 -F 4 0: 1 * 1 /4.0ii - is 61i
. e,
I,
*kb itnitattOus=
,
-ketiliWrums iufficieutlif
at only to waken but to ~ , ,ttiorre
ieSityAtA. t up.- -
roam
oud r
tivety,
, , .
litterleatc:- .. Citizens' hiprlsoned, .1a
•1 .. . Foreign lands. -- - - .
TO. the Edito r of therNatip74 otEra i.. .. ,
... .
...;:?`, The - pitliiic minit eppears to be •tery
isenaiti6 'oil .- thiaSubjett. - ieVeit When; an
t i
indivi ual-Wii 'seized - Who wok not a citi
e; ti
ze, t. only had declarer intended
to. become: su h. One of our commanders
threatened-t • rescue Min :by'. force !.- and
Yet,aciltwitht eliding all this 'bluster , we
tainely.sukmireo have a niititie -born citi
zen( of ,the :13:Weed States,-•-ein' est hpable
man • and . a: wa thy citizen, .inear i cerated
in - a jail in 'En land, - Wit tient Making any
-1
iiii.tempt- to prq - ure. his releaSe.! Out cup- .
on. such. peitirioism 1-euch riation - al pride !
that- would be ready to •go .to Wan-for -a-.
run %%thorn, vra do not knew,:iand •refuse
,to do tirbing..to release a - . lthan Whom
-we, de.-know, and. who .: is : lord and e
steemo.wherever be is knot n;. We-al-.•
.lude• to George'Catlin,,ESq.,l-t he, Aineri:
can traveller, whols incarcerated in pris:
on -in England - for debt ! -. . . . ..•
Our Governinent Should boy ' his cal
lection- oflndian Curiosities : at. a liberal
price, idlowint him ample..ned reasona
ble rermineratioti-for' all. - the lime, and
-tronble,_aa well as money, spent by :him
in' making.. that col ect ion; -and- bring him
-and-it home i-,trin '' phantly.'•• This tollee- -- -
tion- - pi-ritierly arr iged in the-Smithsoni
-1
an lustit'Utioh,• wa ld . ndd greatly to - the
many. attractions a ready
,in Washington .
- Hew much be ts i'Would it be for our
Government" to purchase this collectiOn, .
than .to sPend.o2,soo f;r a Scotch carpet'
far .a single rod** it( ;lii, White House!
if President is the .patriotand repub
lican- whichheis believed to be he would
rather sea Catlin'7 .
come hrime from Erig
land', than to see 'a hundredcal petA'come .
froth! Scotland. - ..• • :.• • -, .- -
• .
7 -- Btft. ,the- . relieiring of Mr.' Catlin. -need'
not prevent the purchase Of .carpets - , or
anything el:se, that majr - *,be -wanted. -We
have; au, overflowing Treasiiry, and, -can
do both ;. but whatever we-de, we should
not suffer that worthy citizen to remain.
iii a foreign jail. • - • 1 .-1:• - - • Vox POrni.t.
. if the facts" be as stated 'by our. eorres
. .
-pendent, -the case of cat ji4is a bard one ;,
butWe should like more information con
cerning it. What is the amount .of 'the
- • - i s . -
debt for which-he imprisoned, and how
forighaa- he been imprisone d 1 It Lie case
-
rather' for ' - privat i e , sympathy than' Gov
ernmental -• interference—althobgli ._ the
Government has at o good a right •to piir
chase MS_ colleckiai of curiosities, -as it'
had! xri - u pp,' 7 . 04.0 v irt23l3e.t; for Powell's'
.Picture, or Green ligh'SGroup, or Clark.
.....
Mill's Egneserian . Statne.•E'd. Biz.
lon.
. . .
- - .. .. Literar y Blunders.
Wo,onct.; heard of- -a'youiw- Indy who
t 'a
s e
cast the “*Pilgrims'Progressr With
contempt, because as she declared, it was
so: ridiculeusle think ofgoiog to heaven
on foot: , -It •seefni Ssbehas, companions
in' blunders almost .equally, a ! s - great, -and
some of theseeven atnonzthe - learned,,as
we areadviied -y - the' , lollowine, which
•c clip from ill ''.Parlor Magazine:_ --
.)
, - "When Danteliublished his "Itifeilio" 1
the.sitniolicity.orlhe..finies - a C6ept Cd - it as
a true narrative of his - descont into hell. •
- ':When . the* ,Utopizt- Of Sir Thomas
Nri . ore vas first .publiShed, - the learned
Budaens and
° others took it for a genuine
history, and consi4leredit •as . highly et,
pedient that rnislienaries should 'be sent
thither,in 'order to convert I . so _wise a na-.
„film to Christianity.. ‘ -
. It Was ailoNg while - after its pUblication,
! that many readers were convinced
.that*
Gtillivees Travels were fictitious. . . •
.! The " liermippus Redivivtis,". of Dr.
Campbell, ::iteurious banter on.'the her
'metic pi ilosophy and - the universal riled- - •
-icine, deceived, for a length ' of time' l the
lean •ted of that day.. Ills notion .of
. the -- tirt ! of prolonging life, by inhaling-the
breath of • young' women, , wns 'eagerly
. credited. A physician, who himself had .
composed - a treatise on health, was so: fiul' .
flue - need by it, that he acivallytook lodg
ings. at a..-fenle:' boarding - school, .1114
lie niight , nevtir be: without a' constant
supply of tholgeatli cif young ladies. - '.
". Ida catalogue compiled by a French
Writer Of WorAs of Natoreflirittor!j,'he
has inserted tiro. well -- Ictiown essay on
Irish Bak by t4e . Ecigetvprths." , . •
ganr. than
.' In Sa-
rigletept
ised man-
ries
stil
eiv
and
an-
IZEPThe..impressioa exists here-among
observing Men; that-President Pierce is
-
bOund by . some written tie to John Van
Buren, who h a s had an with
him in making New York appointments,
and the belief is, that the bond Was:drawn
prio' rto the Presidential Election.. .One
of the 'conditions , was that.. Dix 'was to
go. into.his - Cabinet ;— but the President
wait let off from that, on condition, that.
he put Marcy in. Dix, it is believed; Las
beep •cheated'generally, in conseque nce
-of - the hot war. made upon him from .the
Soak . • • • .. •
Fat-her Ritcbie, despite the Richmond)
Enquirer's course, speaks out hai t il a
.
gn Inst the Coalition ofjt he Administ ration
witlelhe Free Soilers n Now York, And
the Sacrifice of snehtmen Dicl4nson
for Van 'Buren & CO: Father Ritchie's
political wisdom' will left sootier, or
later. : . -
The denial that Mt.:President Van Bu
ren had -received the OpOint nick of Um
pire in England from. President- Pierce
as-but an evaiiota of fuets. It is a mixed
commissiona l ppointment. 'Others have . a
hand in as Well as -himself. We afe
see - whatberi Mr. Van "thieen fills the
place,--an then we Will show the baud
the Ada i nin stration Will have in it. •
•
The Ad 'Migration idur an agony °veto
New Yin- POlitics• It. can't sleep &-
nights for ear Adarnantines well get'
a respects ilia v i otelTriesh:iiitins Corms
pintikni of the N.'"Y;:ExPreis.
A 'FEMALE CHIMNeY Saw:p.—A wo: ,
man named - Dubatnel, was on Saturday
placed 4,!J14 'liar of th -tribunal of. Cor
rectional Police,•on •th •charge.of raga
bondage.'` f'lWhat. is y ur occupation;'
said the President. ._ *A c imney sweeper.'
.iTirhat I a*Onum V...?i a; and why not ?
There are. Men who ma e shirts. ao that
a woman may be allow to sweep clam
aem..-Besides you . see hat twear men's
clothes/. -..,.. f You
.. turre - o- regular reek,
dancer -, 1, :bawl one at Doody:, . In.
quiiiis hive- boon-mad about you there,'
but 'nobody kno it you. :, -.No liiitibt you
askid for me as itVir . a ' , though I' am
only known . as IL quid. "_Aid : : lam not , a
-lakr fi - i4 0 "6 either - 1' n;tell4ou;; '-1)u
-ring, the aumtner. wit -there -was - a
OiniusYs-4 6 -sweePvt . itliiiPlnirielf '
iialtilsk;lieric, 'mirk '4'o more wfn.k dal
tbk ; a3lo: l „,,:Asi how ' i...tbe-goed elt -,
4.47 which 4bli - -igtoilii* ga.o6' , ..beesalfl. 4! :
/
mit ialitivelartronl-*,
_, l e
~.,
4 1111
ttet she - wastendemtie4.l, It month a - ttn-7
prison ~. ; - , ,, ,:::Ert , ,-..t,L :. . , ,
, ; i,;. •,_
,:-.1 . _:, '., 1. ,- ,
n l Pqt : ;"'' 4 .4ng :VP _ '?.. sl.
4-- ---:-4';.:,-5:44,
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MEE
-- 17 '' -- 7 -- , ------- . - , i
Bfi#lttsi*:.l*.idelis
.. • There is noisthingthat strikes a Strang
mare foreibly t if he : visits Sweden at .th
seasen of the year When
. the -- ilaYsi,ttra th
longest,:thatilthe.ribeenoe ofthe bight:-:..
Our countrythan;Di: Baird;ll.elli us thatt , :
.he had no Cot:eel:Alen of tho -effect pro
duced, helot-6 his arrival - at, Steekholmir
five htindred Mile - S . :distance fretn.Ootte ..
burg. He . dirived.in:the morning, and' n
• the afternoon-went to sectssrne - 'friend ...:
He had.not- taken.noto .of iiiiie - , anti .. e
turtles] rilioufisight;; it . was is-light . :as . t
is here half an . hour before: •ststalown. l ,-,
You • Seedistinetly. But pall was qu it
in theitreeti, it seemcdasif the inhabit
ants. had : gone. away- or were : dead. • No*
sit;ns• ante ;. - the• stores- •cltAed. - • ' i • 1
0 s
• .. in
- . The su Julie goes iloWn. in Stec :--
- !mini at alittle efore.ten. O'clock? . 'l l ere
is a.great it um nation all night, its th e sir
passes rout d, ti e earth toward.
Is
the -Ivor , Is
Pole ; and the efraction . _of Its ays is such
that you can': . ec. to r:ead at mitlniglf . ,
without artific al light.. There is a mene
t:lin at-the head of Bothina,Aiihere on the
21st of June the sun, does !Pat go. dOWn
z, .
at all, • Travelers trretcs see it LA
~
- -steamboat gods up fri rn stockholni , a
the purpose efcarrying.:those who arc u
• rious to - witness =the great i•iphenonien in,
l
o
occurs It occs ny' one o
isialst. 'un
. When the '
.. . ,, - ~
ti
goeS ttowu to the orszonotiou can see be
whole face OfAts and ih-fivOninutes it e•
gini.,to rise. --. . 1 .
- Atilie . NOrth Gape, latitude - 72 degr
. 45
the dOsunes not go, aowo . for, several
weeks liiiJuneit would be about tw n.
.t kfive• degrees above this his Size's! atid
rr
night. The way. the ..people there kiow
that it is niidnight, is, they see the un
rise. . The;
from
in - theAti high ..1 :t.i
ti
tildes, - . frorii summer . , to winter, are ad
`grpSt, thatiwe can have no conception - of
them at all. In ilie..witstk• time .t hellan.
'disappears, and. it is not•seen• for We . ks.
Then it comes
..and' showSi, its face.' Ai',
terwards, it . reniaiiis • for. leis,.fift eenl,or
twenty rJistutes, and then ilesecndsind
-.finally it • dOes tiot set at. alt but trria. al- .
incist a circle around „thelseavens... r.-
Baird :. waS. aiked how they . manage in.
I D
regard to.-hired persons,. Ontrwhat...t they
consider d!rt day.: He could not say, but
Oppose they worked' by the hour, , and .
twelve hours w;ouiti• he a r davis• work.
• clay 's•
Birdshind animals take theist aeetistoni,
..
ed rest t - .the usual' hours; _ The .D for
did not uOw how lhoy 104r06a-thq ti --- •
but. th e had ; and . go to rest whether
sun go clown or'not. ..The liens tak
the-trees about .seven 'o'clock p. at
stay till the suit- is
,well up in :the rn,
'45-,.5, -tout ilic people get in the . .Beebe
late - rising:, t 00... rheitit.e. smornieg
Bird awo ke •in Stockholm, he was
priSed- to See the sup Shine.into his rt
Helleoked. rithis watch,. and 'it was
three o'clOck I .:The. next. , time he ate
it ‘Vis•,five, Wclocki but there
,was nil
son. in the street.. The 'wedes. in
cities 'are net very: iptiast . iious, - ol
'probably, to the climate.
-----7-7-"•--
,_
---. .-' 'Gen'. Pierces Notuitiatitn.
-. Ilon.,lt.dniniul, Burke:Of New. II
Shire, WhO,Was the intima)e.friend of
'Pierce dtiring the let a.Presideritial
vass, -las also turned, :viOle - ta ly -an
him, and is letting out family secre;s , in'
tbe•paper i which be publishes at Co' cord.
He-has-given n long, acciint of the man
ner in which the President receivsithis
nominatiOn, and shows that it, was )y no
-means. the spout aneous afrair:whicb some.
simple-hearted people-have-believed He
stares that bet: Piercer was•uotifi d of
the project to nominate him, and,t - at be
'replied:, advising that - the
. New . l amp-
shire delegation should not cast a' ' nite4
Vote for any one candidate, but. tha they
should sentter at first, iir ;order. ti) fo 'ward,
[ his view 4: The plan 'was to. keep hack
until it Was certain that Messrs. Cass,:
I Dougla ; s; &C., • wOuld - fail - to., see
,re.. t, a,
nomination, and then to , have. (4. neral
.Pierco's :name introduced, by a m- tuber -
of the, Virginity delegation, %O'er upon .
the NeW!Hampsliire. - men were' to'f - 11. in.
The. Bridgeport.ontlard, in rent rking
.upon: the developments;..truly spy :that.
the, thing vas very -.well:contrived ,and
the reason Why Oen: Pieree did iill., an
. swpr ;the well •known letter
_of Captain
Scott is ,now quite avident'.
• Instearl
,'o i f •
neglecting to', answer -the:letter, -baptise .
: . (ashis.frientlS have 'pretended) he dtd not.-
. consider j hitnself .- a 'candidate, •he litne%‘
•
perfectly;, well that his 1 nanie . wail. ilikt
to be. brought f4ward;;l:lint - he keptflile i -
:becauSe 'that, .be ihoileit,.vitts..•th best
policy... 1 .:. ... • -iti - ' 2 . 'I:.. -' I\ -- - 1: -
Mr., Barke States that lie, in eii-p'perla
liiin with a . distinguishertmat uralitzed ci
izen, aided . ..in Obtaining-I, the: 'influence 'f
4 ..
KosSuth lin' favor. of-the - Penlocratie no
J
,
:nation: fiit,:il . a 1. - renaarkable age. '
What next 7 -.. .: : , `,-
rrThe Daily Times says : ' 1
“ And ' the Herald now confirm our
p vious,susnicton tharthe administrattou
ha ,aff.i. H ooking into the-matter !some.'
t
wl at chip ly,.discovered that the . T ime]
tl
wit , after all, ihelbest medium oft.ecnt
nit nicatin important intelligende o the
pu lic at erge.' . . • - -
hat is hardly satisfactory., Somi
to ela r quired,td acquit the Tit
the charge ot complicity with the I
ist ration: It is reported and with
probability of truth thatlbefore the
was selected .as " the liest -.medil
COmmaniCating impoitaOt intelligei
.
was ascertained that thtit sheet -wog
condition of being so selected, incic
ly if not 'otherwise atipp'rt t he Pre
and, his Cabinet'. _ The Herald had
tinder the displeasure 'of,: Mr. Marc.,
the Centring secretary, knowing th
deepest. ;wound,- that : 14 could .giv
nett *auk! lie; to deprive the
,Her
its prestige as, a newspaper, 501110
Times, 'fuund it willing:to be : eery
and tient. gave it : impoftant. intern
fromthe.departrnents to:advance . ,
er mediums '
rind espec i ally of 'the
York ifitmid.--Day ilirok; •
FAiLV i llti O*,TILE Owith Baktot!. Nein.
re ached Ohl Ow e on. Wednesday astiof•
the Eli hire :cir. - . auspensiim -of the o wet°,
Bank.thO day preirious;:,Creiatingo . - litire.
ixciteo3Ohtt as this Bank kali Aiwa , `bean:
re rd __ d as :o a , the soundat-4tV the',
of liew,:. York - ..ThO••intusisi otiho
4 e 0543 D
stis Aron wleari-ficirri , ruttier- to have:
b - n :the'failu r e : of z.hfri,biright,--*lTeir.;
YorianAcer;twho owned anifir..ahare :
°ruleaOck of tiff) Bank:,thet iini
.pWuro
in,the moneyinarkitseinharrat
Whollasi diasr -dpOll 4 ) , itioatlit turictiiif
thP Ban to ' TerYlatgecaniothit. 1it;: , '... - ; - ;
iptii'..lllo. ',ha OM**. PrObliklti _ :
** l46 ± . l l o 4l Ale thiietiiina ' 0440!:
meIOPY (? tPitiOfficeutiok*!-7. Ort
'ltei4r
wt -:::1"::: '! . . l " e i/, l 'l !. ';' 4 3`' . " l :-Z,b-ct.-- - i" , t , -* 7 4 1-:
zq -:: :44 ,. ..-,t . .:.441-1---` , f i ''' ::,:, 2' 7 :4:r:iff - r-i;Vit . ' .
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4 Pfximthe, s orforit4Thitritta** l ?ouseenit - a-'
-• '• ri - -
- I Garland , for- Mr. Guthrie.
-.---- Mr. Gutbriebastilanted: 'wall liberal
hand in
And
public tiatna' L tlio needa of con
tempt and distrest4l It ykiuldireqUire a
literary reaping : - maebieeitp aather &tithe
d' them in, but , we Omit ant.- sickle into
_yesterday's daily issee, • 'and 'Full the follow
ing flon.eis;,,lye.begiti tr,tli the COuricr
und Enguir&.' : It, saysil— ' ' ' . 1
" Mr. Guthrie is • ap unskillful beadsman;
his awkward brutal backing disgwits eve
rybody. • To:arraign and leetidenin Col
;lector llroason forlthe cat(ses stated in his
first. dispatch, N'iolqted iilldea. of right ;
to put,him out iif L 'fli;ml existence sit the
style just exhibited effon4 every sense of
"decency." '. i 1 1
[ Thp j2ourital of( Tonzmprebas tbe follow- i
ingstrong but guarAed exression of opin
ion:, - We trust that some -More! stiligap:._
tial mark of PubliC raver han a• 4 4dinner"
will be given . ; neverthele , ' :its a collateral
,
manifestation of optnou, it :: might be of ser
vice to the National caus e : .- •- - ,
. 44, The loss d'su l ch a. mapfrom the pub- .
lic service will; be Much- regretted 'by our
merchants and;it 4Otno, fopial expression'
f,_ .
of this regret Weratnau ife fed in `t he slintie
of: a public dinner cql: oth rwise, the c.oni- .
pliment would be 1 - Wort hli y -bestowed. , —;;
•At any rate. he will,retire with bonor from
the sphere•which iriel hioccupied So well,
and none the less ;for the' attempt of the
Ad mi Ili st rat intli tot discredit ;liirri. ' •
. Thelirrald couimeneqs,ita leading ar
ticle with this• corPpt e4osition
o , i' . ,Ve haye,iwof l ip tie, at length, inAltir - -
r
rem, val of GE31:31 eC - . l ..lltonsoti from Il?P'.•
Collectorship of Islren , Tprk, Ole last act
in the coup treiat
It
the ciabinet, by which
the Van - Buret:ls 4 e restored to , power:--
Governor Matey can neW exclaim - With
Louis IV. : 4 The State—il'am the . tet.4 P.
The culminating *Ant i: , 4 the free sPilOs
bas •been reached r' '• 1- • '-' •
Even the Daily, Time, which has en-•
deavoied to trim its lit tie sheet-to every'' ,
ptiirof the Cabinet; bellows; confesses thati
unless the Primi4,nt it oksco aisavows the
act of Mr l ;Gitthrte, tile National Democ : :
racy will have to include bim also , ' iii'the.
war Aeclured against . 1 tW "Spoils-Cato-
net." -It says:- 1- 1 i; • -
4 ' The hope ,of bre:Mt:iv up The Cabinet
mubt be aim d+ed. • .The . assault now
must b&upon It President es well as his
:advisers i an it Cill, onl that - account, be
far less effect ve: ' ; _ , •
• ; ;
I The Sin adoptn a bolder utterance.—
Hear it : [1 - : . t - ' - _
-,, With Mr. Cr-1016e a 4 iffractoiyofFt
cer' is one whiff :will , not . dente - an himself
, 4 bumbly amit reVerenq' towards his • an- .
Periors. 4 RefraCtory 4 in thevocabulary
' of the Secretary' o'f, the treasury.does not
rucan 'refusal to "perfoOn' legitimate or
eclers. Oh, no. ;'r It entails; snnply refusal
I to sink the American 'aticLtlie freemap in
; the oftice-holde "•• • •
• The Day! *ii: havoc." in _the
Billowing, parng . pb,: : 1 , - - - ' •
Adis
c
" Other Adiist rations have venl . ared
on experimennt ! of , ,dintbtful propriety;
auditave been sternly, rebuked ;"' but none
received from any ijultrter,•frout former
friends as well tis. fromi former ' enemies,
such seathin a 'fr. el i t pressibns cif .contempt
•and scorn. [An the indecision and fee
,bleness and insifyidity of their few defend=
era;' by contrati, rnake4lieir condition still
rt - tol'e ridiculou I - - -
.s
These are fi,
Secretary. of ,'
. to
anti
rn
t of
Dr.
lily
(Ace
per
the
Late
NE
, •
The steainsh,
rived at the S
vice.s to . the II
later. I' i- . .1
" Th 4. Webst •! brings one; hundred and
.ti
seventy. passe ris,' end: fifty thousand
d...)llars in gold -ecei v tec- by , the steamer
'Sierra, Nevada (' from ISan Francisco on
the 16th.. The I Gold n Gete and Uncle
id)
Sam.sailed l r tin 6ti sa 'e :day . for , Panama.
,* The city, of Sonorii; was' destroyed by
' fireoOct. 3; and the h.ss:of property Will
ainouut to
. a. thilliOn a ida half of dollars.
John Mitchel; the' Irish patriot, who
I recentlrescape d from Australia, arrived
safely, w .
ith llis amily at-San Fr4ncisco can
the 12th of,Octber. rite hit came from:
the'-Sandwich:: sland&l ~- . ... -
The Stipree„Court ef , ,California has
made .an
. ttnp rtaitts decision; ',declaring
valid all grant made in eecordance with
theldexican,la v.. - alie effect of this will
trl .
be to oust ihu dreds ,from lots-,keld by
theth for years,,and'i4store , t hem th 'the
I original. grantees . t is' considered - a
tleath-blov4 te .the'natters, and - - will 1
t3i
cause millions of prop' rty to change hands --1
by the mere oration of law.. , -
Bigler's maj rityt k Oroughout the State
of 6ilifcirnia; is chly.etghteen•_bundreti;: t
and . five 'tees. _ ' ',,,
. I -•- ,- - -:,- i . --
From:' and ich Wands the news' is
highly irriportant. , 'Pr. Judd.- has - ,been
removed' froml the o(fice oehlinist .4-.
Finance, and' P 4 lishtill. Allen, late , :-.S.
chtisul, appeiatedin hil place.- . I , .
A decided Itep . bed: been ' taken' to
wards.anne:catian to Ile United statea.
The French aid British Consuls had pro
teSted to the*ing .
.against such an act,
and the A.Meriean-ComMis.sioneri hid re
plied in a ".firm. - - but dignified' thaneer.—
This movement, had .Catised i the 'greatest
excitement in .the Wahl—TV/bust& • • -
thing
es of
!dmin
Isome
limps
m of
ce" it
/Itl on
s r,
WslentT
alien
Anil
the!
Ilea
'ld of
_t4l3
cable,
.I%.itssu:rit has-wtitten a Jetkor in
reply to'an f
te() ri
ntlitation to attend`a meeting,
a t Site Toni k Ito mealize her .-Majesty
w,ith regard te- .the RuSsian ; invasion rof
the ljurkiSh- ll're - Vinees.l - 'He; makealev=
eral rbritaricS very severe upon dui British,
Government c argintii with haiVingpurr
41
a . oi'y ilsot 7Hi 't - ei dt;i -though
sued a p 1 a s lor t ,
not in Its rnottves,i and as anti-hberal in
principle. r' t
Al , :that` t
Mbei . *nisirqst not
so much a fett
_of the Cifir as-a roan_ and
;hatred Of Pitin tracy'l lad ' he uayi he eitn.
it
rtvie, if rtOd kthat hill-lhe exertiensof
;English diplo bey' I'osW'East bliVe beeri"
not so, much prompted brtlie_wiill te.'6'i
what is i edvan 4 - g o o - 4 to , vitkey; 'us ' - kik
i l
the emreidektit tie - ef-`,iftti' .
tni - ght beleist
itnbitrritaifig ci Austria = F -- - --'',,:: ''' -'-'' '
f , The :tuna i Tit tire- riiiiiilfir it'lvith'
Arcing att4esm forks 9orT;sTris u , gt , t . tpst.
the it'ott`e+64ittient..-WithitfiTeltiuusanil
,ml of. lt9itg*i!iihic*diliwgivi; in:i_niti i
I
l*sY , ni.' - T i tle EttgliatiWTOOPeriOnief:'
ill totPlo#4.ifit iiiiiiitpew of impbilliitlc
:en% iutdifeiyebett*Wthwpkitish Etirvirti..:
m i mid ides pecudir witnuptiTuti ac=
, ledtaffiblitif 114iiiiiptr..v'1-1 6 ' - ': -, t, --
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"fr, 0440 )' Stl'atols l ßZVl: 4
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,ov. 6, 1853..
p Dabilel)Wehster has ar
uthvieSt Pass, with ail
th Octoher----a fortnialit
--- Fmkiin , ,Whigarjacci) 831 °"ti' ''' j6sh ‘
Vantian, Henry Mai, and 'Willi:int Tl'
IttlFotnn , Deanotn4s=,ln' 011ie of tbe
districts the 'kb igsPresented, nO, cantli&„
.. ,' r- I . - ,
The: idgewill have . a m . c.eitY in Imth;
brancbes of ;the Siate:Legi.s ature, which
will enable then to elect - a nited Statel
Senator and it -State Treas re r:::, In , th 1 1
present contest_for Ole 1 1 1.. e islatnre they
have gamed fonr Senators and ten inern;, -
bens of the Houke of Del .e.-gat.es• They';'
nominated no. LegiOnt;tr" ..^ket tn tilt c 1 , 1 .;
ty, of . Baltimore; In the tic ei
sot forth by the lai he Ma mit'
Law, containing '1 an equal .
number of Whigs 1.,5. Thilt ,
t icket prevail6do1 4 I .
vs
- " e m +
-o
crafic nomination! 1
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Another Victim !ranee. a
An awfid deed Saturday
Vesta,.
,
night,the sth lust
about eight itles ig e . 1 lio
hearts, not: on 1 y of women',
scent to bave ! gr..a m I '
mer,e.
callous. It appea - a WinanS
an old resident, or 'iTitstal,laffit a wide*:
hod oo of some l yearsimairid a - man by thd
name of Stephen diane. 'oon after thei*.
marriage a iliSagi i eement occuired; Inia
,
up to. the fatal bO l ur of ractE's &au*.
they continued to eluarrel. 1t,14 rumored
th a t at one time. Mr. Crane was " bought
off," by Isis' grtnerus.wiforand ":ithen told',
th a t he might depart for ver: . ct:.
pans:bad a tlaigher, who lately got iner , ..
Tied also, to telymirg `ma whose patio 1
ye . could pot ascetain. o this dough- -
ter„Xrs. Winans, (alias r ang; assigned
:Tier. erect iii:tillk, hn?Se in Irhicir th!Y
reside. Mr. ,Crane, - tate an absence Ix
sob time firm home; r turned on. Seit
nrdili,- and ;attempted= to crier what he
considered hi owhhouie but Iwas wattti •
ed off by the ! ' Pi.vion-id-1 w. pi. per- s.. ct.
Ling to enter,llie Was "told,that if he did
he,would, be L eerta'illy shot - &fettled . lift
''
tirnedl riga' ' ,- in a state cif intoxicb,..
tit is-. 1 said, ' . a
tempted to! efiteiAbo
Ire ni
totiseritind , itain repulsed, He per
tinaciously I sist 1 (1, 1, in Ids design ; then
the wife, took pr ed and charged a pis-/
t 01, and tol d `t p si ung man, to do his. dil
-1
ti ! In snot, Cttnrrient Pnnr'Craa! - wa4
numbered a . cog tb dead .ii ,, Th e h a ll
passed thrturob his head,entering the Aire- -
head, and lod( ingatehiml the oar At.first
4 ' .. ,
it was. theme, tlYiliat - this t as the o nly;'
wound iliflict d';,lbitt alter e emitting ilici
bodY,liis hen, tvs found to, cnntain sev
eral severb gashep—incleed, torriblyMu
tilated 1 The- mudetei4. is t ow' in retn
,ely. . 1 - .; [ 'lt ' - 1
We refrain from cot=
. nt, unlil: co
hear from the Ctt
ul-oer's• 1J uily'. - The rate
of Crane was, in' eed,A Orea4fUrCone,; in
one rnpment,llan#ehett firm tr state din
tern penance; intn eternity, to confront his
Creatoritted4Judgel—Broonie Itcrubli.
can. -1 1 I It
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'.._ ;-. ;The Cldnese ire huying up Amer
ican vessels an# searneii for the war.--
The San Fran4co llcr4ld • -says: "la ad
dition to tl4 ship , I - laltilton s we learn'
that SeVeral large ves.se s brift::" recently
been purcha-secl !IT Chinese !;merchants,
and are now; being fitted out in this port s
for, the opPositell coast f ' thp Pacific.--
They will be na4,, ivied Y American sea
men. bat:Will iail under the, Chinese.—
cf .,.
This ivill,enhblef them tovisitJapan,'and
we are disHsecll , ,fo think such IS the pur
pose of tbeir owners t. is said 'hey are
desirous of reachinetJt, do about thetiinte
Corn. Perry s septaelroninas broug,lit the
Islandetis to 1
terrnsi. 1 '
• , , 1 ~, --4 i I - - -
/1" '1 he emigration Ito Nebrask i a is
stated bribe St. Ilsouisi Detioct at e be
surprisingl)l great, midi front! - day t day
trains of wagon"nay be seen adva ring
upon the territory not nl 3 r from Missou
rt but fom Iti.entucky, llinoi•=, - and other
Weston West Stlate#. The civilized - Indians
p
residentN
inebT•aska,coltivate their farms.
are edu at e 4 and Speakptodi, Et iglish. and
are de. iron eft becomin n.% g citize eif!- I tlip
i t
Vatted statics. Id No fuo return of the tate
election li yet been received. •• At Belli
view 358:6 te4lwere polled for 3 - ohnson
n
for Deleadt to C o n g r ess, and, 304, 0 votes
for 'William vernor.
. . I.lrWe lien,l ;l ,. _ ... fellow ',4Vlici
relat'cd.lria ,e3cOnvie nee when .t Ile: .N. 4. ahati t
honk-failed:: ' 4 As soon as - I heard of it
mr-.heaitii inpid right into my m uth.7--" 1.
Nowslhitilislklepose I've got anf ,: ills on"
,
that 'ere - bankl3 - I.'M a goner, t at's i n , :
Nei.. Siii mrree; I p.nt:on my c neand
put :for-ho p e= as fast. as .my legs] Would
S he I
got..carry- me—,ruo - fill - the way.", ow , n
there; {I lOnlecd, and: fband I hadn't
any till - on.thati bank;--nor , any Wit - :I :
felt a , littln, easio! -1 . : I
. ' ~. '
: . - i~ ~ i
. - 1.. ' He "gums Belic.: - • .
Ihe followinz are Bish6l; Pntter's Vint
, . .. . ..
ine fa:for as and Bradford milt
ties, 1 . 43 ‘ t..1-3.0, 4yel, I New Milford :--1,,. A; -
M 2 ersiiille; (.E.fyi g:oreer-Stona A Ere:,
Mg trose .:1./ 7 pigy. M. 'Spring - villa : -1 giel
lod
'Pik I 18,Evej Td . aida ; 20; Troy , 21,
Ere Athens.— .I?Zlit C WIALES /7.
.- ~ T,,1.[ - ,
~ _nutlet it .
NO:wells:I hereby gil
to, teach
..in,l3, Micmac
ink : t ivilltlrt, 4'l' meet 41
house on - vii6r the
o'..elOck, for:; ippectionl
-.' -.;' ;-,_ . - -..- - Per,i
-. Is64l2ll;dilo' 053
A IDMESt 1 .; :' $llOl le . 0 true mittuune, a the
word "Il'ef*K'?.4ktl,t*ltwo•-oreek worif,s , frotd
which-04s detive4. ?This is the signi6aint - aud - ap;
flPliiiie 400.-.0 ' truoNDignstlio huid Of 06-
It
vii
Ir' ailieo , Prep.;* by Dr, J, Houghton 41%11-
,ml !PYi:s;:frtnitlio, 'urtlr Awns& of the r, Psi •
the entil - efindiOst bri An. Dytpsiit. - I is mt.
Aure's 'own ionic* ': tutu, Melt 'y emu -Ne
art ortniutnit to ' itssu tiivit 'powers. At ran.
tiers Good - Elting! ' eginsisteittwith - osith ,
4 W ul Ur r C11:1111Yks
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1111
achers..
In to thosL dgsiring
iteiteOlit ) ;ouse l '
tlleitl"-arh • Sehoek
11911 iestant l i Ai one .
the Up•ert:..l.l,
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