The Susquehanna register. (Montrose, Pa.) 1849-1854, November 09, 1854, Image 2

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U. FRAZIER AND.. V.IEO. EDITOIIB
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Thursday, lyo‘lember 9, 1104.
W9OD
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' . Law of XeWspaperi.
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loiving legal rules respecting Newspapers. . , •
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i ti. The courts have decided - that refusing to, take
a newspaPerfroi the off be, or,removing and leiiving
tt, uncalled f0r,13 prima facia evidence of intentional
fraud.. 1
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_ With the Teal at the Latter I."rid. thereof:
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Sp'6lw portion of eur-lfrictids don't
rn . .to-appreelate, our situation as feelingly
~as they ought. - [Wall a libel '§ait ahead - and
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a fire,in the rear, wU.h. printing,Fiper exorbi.
,tatatlY highond''Oar funds correspondingly
ltric' 'continually? ha i raSsed.by ou r babies ery.
litig for breti, and the devil calling fot copy
with our parse the reverse of - lir, ,Comstock's
`intermittent springs;' sine° the stfeant tha
• flow in intermits very often;.and half a.'Liciz.
..eri Ithent are icor stantly flowing out 7 --wi I
these arid diver; otter things nOtli-orth , wl - I . le
to. e;ntnnerato,'Conspiring to.deliress our sp r.
its and add to Oie. stoop in our shoulders;
. partieular'ly affectionate 6iend, of ours.
- who carries on a hvs.n . ;
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money every ycat asks us why the dick ns
we don't erowLahttle more - . over our. grtat
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'triumph in ,tliplate eleu l tion ; and yet that
Man (e:an, you!, telieve — it 1). has'not 'paid 115
for. his paper! L how any man;pretendina to
be a.:eliiistian, • c4 go home of. an evening,
and—iafter pausinc
himself .on the i
little' sitting coon
smile and 'nit:ll4,
thehleak lio . Veinl
'against'
outsicl\e,
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'against' his sPou.
i
ber M the Regis_
.• deliberately - to r
. retnembeliugitha
, for some eighteen
. past, tind' ought
to he inental Or
be'4thle to coup
...H • E 1
...: notneutt occur,
our hooks; are
christian.like !col
that iciur subserit
:. or Itathens (in . tri
says,..!'lle that .1
little better t.hzu
mend thedelinqt
L-and see, "and tvl
ItioRAL..- . --Pa.4
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Another Decapits#on:
~Our Jesuit PStmaster General is remark
able,i
for'his atte tion to minute details, not in
the carrying of he mails, which is-performed
irregularly and carelessly enough, but in dis
covering thepoL
Weal opinions of his subordi
' notes in office,d rewarding or p nishing
them' according to what he; conside 3 their:
deserts. • The frequent removal of Protestaq
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• Postmasters, throughout the, country;
,and fill':
ing their place's with Catholics, looks much
like bringing religion into politics, but as‘l
those who eked. ethe Know NOthings.of that
offenee, find n i o fault with Campbell's tin
duct, perhaps it, is all right... -. •
• ' The last instance of decapitation ia tide •
county,„thato4 have heard of; is that of . ,N.
• C. Whitconib, late Postmaster at Lanesboro:
Mr. Wlttxxnril?,-who is a Democrat ; and and Arai appointed kuld,r the preeent; administration,
has been surin p arily , eje from his office,
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without knOwing vrlio is accusers, or of
- what he is accused. 'He 'snspects, however,
;that he is shsp l ected of belonging to the Know
''---- , Nothings, a class of men to whom the secret
order of Jesuits, of whirl' Mr. Campbell is I
member- are most bitterirhotile. Of course,
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according to the system under which - the Post
- 1 master General was educated. an - independ
, ence of thought or action on the 1- rt of i s sub-
L ordinate, contrary to thei will If superior,
is a crimel not to be forgiven. • ti' goes Mr.
I s
'Whitcomb's head, accordingly,- a d a regular
Hunker, 1.4 l•forton, 'steps into hi , shoe's.
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11 • Well, let the minion%of the Pope, who
hare crept . into high pbsp 'in the . government
, A of Our:eountry enjoy the pto 'xitr of punishing
• ' freedom of thought - ithile they may ;: but their
day of deork is' near; for it has been deter
mined that, as soon as lawfully ma - be.
- . " Augean,stables" at Washington shall
cleansed, and that heneeforth none hall 1
places Of ItrOst in thetepublic w odo
subscribe tothe great principle of ' tne/
- . freedom '—that the people are the o ily ti
ly power to [ which their public 'ser -ants
, untak ,
in
accoe., ;
_ "Never- outgo with:p our rdeolleetion„did
the clergy S entirely. for.sake their, lappr‘opril ,
-sts:calling,itud enter full-fledged int.q:thniire 7.
Us pcolitio; us they did during the past- sea
sot and
.14 the. lest campaign."±Luierne
Union. ' .
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.• Does. the brnion, in making• the abovc
charge, i:pealc. the condemnation of the' Prot
clergy; or the shain pe.mocratie party t
Cgr:Rh.lhard Lalor Shidolie -dtbtinguiith.
Catholio Irish pcator, ui. bis a , "Aetches of
Ber," <,deelares rtiutt " the tendency-
or the itOinile of 4reldod . to-enter into ilk*
onsibluitits is vii4e` die inghadients oil na
tional cila fity."—(Vol. 2, piTe 127.),J •
a moment to congratulate
l osy eomfortableness of his
rn; lighted up by his wife'
11,,xv cancile.,• while • perAanec
her winds are blustering•ani
ran sit quietly : downi `over
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. e,..and, pulling the last ntrm
er frOtn his pueket,Troccl
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'ad - the news, witholt e%cr
• t he owes us for that paPcr,
.montlyr, £1.1 . 1J : .0 cla ds . ay ,last'
o pay it, w.e..• don't:pretend'
noral philoophcr 'enough to
re l hod. But that such pile- .
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sv6, after .an examination of
well convinced. • - If 'that . ii
iduct, - then we should -prefer
I ers were lformons, or Jews,
1,. , What - ' that
does *
saint is it
does not • pay the printer is
in an infidel 7" We .reeom
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gents-to.e;reillaul theirßibles
len found, make a note 0n 4 ,t.".
‘. the Printer. - '''• ' - •:- - '''':
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Tie ;Ate -oieetlo).lial 1 p
proet that *Free S oil oxen:
county can control the . [ioltti
and: elect their candiatate's,
ehoosol to unite for Nil
is no other question now an
,country, for
that can.at all compare in i t
the 'Shivery. question,
,poliei
souse. iteem. to point'to a Per i
the Tree Sol men, so Abet kl
ty, shalYbe known as reliahl
cause of freedom, and shalt
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only in that direction. • On he; slavery_ is'gtel
the 'Northern AVhigs : lave se .a . rated frotiltlie!
Southern, and a large hotly o. Northern INitn4
ocrats havd forsaken - the tidi on. ninistrati In
a
the_ party - organization, that. ttistains •it ;--- 'anti ;
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shall. not that wl4ll haspdWer . to Sevei u 4
friin old friends, be strong\ euough to. unite tui
with each other ' ? • Our onlY altUrnatie il Is
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go -back to the old: particrganizatiois,iuul
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let slavery rule the - couhtr . , or to unitep' of
ttreugthtUld controlit,:ours lves,-oti behalf a
fresdoin: ;'ThiS regard- Free-Soileru,
large. In! ourrqrn county Whig's, as zilch,
cannet. estPect„lci succeed, Or - ran the
: Free
Soil Democratsthe latter_' PSAI.
not.look for the triumph of the principles thOi
ady'peata while they -act
,in Fenced: with men
whO:ate ready tO•caerifice all :priticiPle on the
altar of • party, even ettdorsitig Slavery as
:Democratic,' and . approving the iNTeb v Aa hill
and the ,course of Presideut T'ierce's
tration, We : ki - fow that tie last 'lttentlianed
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class - includes a consider:lb c body-Of mien lil
this county, and that they lave increased in
nUmbei since the Nebrash bill was paise+i;
• - d
for marlyw
.no firstirippro%e of t4t
measute, lint 'who nevertheless care - more f4,r
party tjian prlntiple:iouldlhaVe beco'ine.eon
vineCd that the 11E1 -. lllllst kbe acceptea as f : a
pally measure. Vy, the 4 'l 4 ati \ onal lUentoeriit
cv " -I•ave since . 'swallowed it accor~lingiy.=
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Such pen went into the late DenicizlAtid
• venti
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in of this t county, determiti,ed. to` pf:tss'
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Lions cndOrsing • t hr, '. National .I.drili4l..
tration, and prente*dra4. e.ipression of . that
et tnyen Lion i l agilipst :they ,Ne1.41.14.1;11 . outrage;.
leaving to the people of the county no otliei
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medium i but the ballot-box thronghHvinehito
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speak their condeMnation-,ortit'ut meastire..i7.-
Snell men .and earnest : finti.slarctry linen Oa.
never act together in harmony, or y any .Pp,r . ..,
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pose b..snefielal to the cause of tree om.i . Ilx-i
'perience haS i.hoNi - n .that. Alley would, o(lly
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'act as a dog liron', - .1.11e others H-a soilreei of
. w eakn cis,d iss. elision , and di st mi on . 'li ::I‘4 lig
e
, dle:li. therefore, to lel Mg 12- Ol t
e ,-, hoz.its of dead i
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issues, let all who rearnestly e.ecept the, great
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issue or thee . present, and :are Willing .ItO I do,
battle tl)r, the right ; theredn, unio lii. rtuy r.nd
in good frith. in Mhintainik: their - i!bilni . lon
cause, and I...reafter,the - .l'reei . itt party (tall
eontrol the,ction . and giveekpr. - .Sion: to the
tim
sentiment c f Salnehanna county. .,-, 1 •
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Who will b 11. S. gel:Liston ,:
71,e Ix.piraster Whig, edited. by 'the viten>
an: Thuruas FCrm, forincrl:, - of the .11 . artf' istit,;7: - 9,.
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.Telegraph, N . IN wi...11 acquel,nted Wat.h the
t . - • t 4 t ,
po.uies: of the State,_ Says, " OR tillrVPyilll4 the .
whole griumd, the epese.on.S and :pribeiples.
invol : ved, the parties„ - orders.and intereW,con
neeted, ii . na the iniportabre. of behtigiefireiient-•
eel by. a 1 . - roan of *ell-known talent; piineples
and ex. p`eric. , .nee,'',siitisty •usi that the lelei.tion
will liL•ibetw.enHon. avid the 'Loa. Thhddens . Stevens
Dta
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and' the _Wilmoti i
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' • WC have al re dv exori..s.ssCd our T - 1 - 1•(. \ • I fe - 44e -
and given our:•reastui, for 14: We j;be)ieve
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Most f the Free Soil men.of Northelin Penn -i
RVlvania tree With us it this' point •IThey
consider , th.it There are grave questions to be
.net iu the next : Congress, and.that the tgreikt
battl7i of principle sebn - to. be fought •e(iuires
the prose nee there of time author of t•thel,W.il-.
mot .Proviso. :The.. .question of FreCdOm in
the territories •semis naturally' to .recall - the
name of Wilmot, and to suggest hind, „ail the,
choice Of Pennsyiyatfinta , reiiresent ice anti
layery selitiment in theSenate,..at,this. rrisi.A.,
The 'slai•oeracy
‘ alal . their' dough-faCe tallies
would. feel .in hi s.,re-appearan ee in_ the capitol,
a re" Crated condenthation• of their.!lacts, by
the Ople of Chia 'State, not 'less .cmjihatie
tha -
i f e
waS.pronoutieed by .tho l clectionlofolidge
P011ock;. - while . the: friends ofifreodnm ;would
• weleonie hitn l as is' tried . and true 4nilliary,
."in him•nlf a host."
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Old party ties and predileatlini Migh , ties d
.us to make our choice
. elrwhere; but Since
the'slavery,questiOn haS swept aWaiy all par
t linesat the North; , 'ic claim ` t he right to
look over the whole Free-Soillrauk!, ;and to
.select therefrom the. - man who, in our opiniqn,
sill contribute most to streng.then:Ou4 forees
in time eon - 1111g. contest-and that man `ii Da
vid Wihnot.; •1.. I'. • • ' , _
Teaelieeti Institute.
We are See. our '.County .S:aperirt:
tendent Al Teachers 'going .to work: With . _sb
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rrsueb_ iniproXe. the l'Oehoelsi of the
COunty, and we hOpeAhat -,111.1 Will ready
to aid in,iviv4rivii4g.a . ,Caus ‘Vhieh.J. all are
so much inter Teacher's . InSti*ltes are
doubtlesslanong the i , very best ,theanS where
by 'teachers can itnproi.:e their: m6des of in-
Stilietion; by beeOniing . :faniiiisr titlf and
I. comparing the di4.fcrent s'ystems,'und.. it. will
be seen by a 060,1:hat appears, els4rhere in
this riper, that'Suel6tniustitute is tiFobe held
nextiwei,.. - at l'a hieh sevpral dis
:tingn4hed •
hcild • •
N. lk Prof.Tiiiehardion- regnivits us to
not
.state. that the eliminations .or - Leaoers sp
iesn .
pOinteti plaCe ' dnrin • g `week of
irtli •• • 1
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tare Institute wild. ns, , ‘ e.to
~postponect, but
are I - • • ...1
I . the Weil 'after he. will visit the.weAtepn towns,
and. the..Sueeeeding week ilie..easWr4 i .fui the
purpose, of exariiinix* Teittlers;
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- The-New Toil: 4:roiling-Post pixtinently
remarks that tile §unili, is a spoiled child
Nyhich,lif rcfuso *kw . fur, always
'throat .ns toothaw . : ii.sor down - Tho-
NOWA is a ',foolish : , nurse, which ..'lielieves it
Will fulfill, its t4retit, becOincs friihtened, and
:fussily gor , vf.r it ina,y
alloy it m
IiZEI
Crats just
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hittire are Knov-Nothings'; and At some o
'the' fueof.leo pa t pt;i have the etrri*iery to cali
the Klicin - -Nothinglinovehittti a AVltig
." e bet -
Stis(rekit?",
bf the
xi-hone - yin "thq
use. As there
sstic beKiro (he
Enironi,LL:One •wauld suppose the
follow ing parody ? . clipped from a , city . :paper,
e
eras intended.to be . an nr tti description' of
the .'euirt:gi in iSiontrose'dn ring, the night after
election. - Oar*. eitizCu4, Who',*cre all awak-
ened by: the ="imustial s.earce=
ly believe the !writer
,Wa4 not also awakened
by our friend Chapman roiiing triumphant-.
.• .1 • .
ly
in.. front of The Democrat •
• The third lino of the first verse refers, of
cOorse,. to the Crowing t lf . Otiri Shanghai-before
electron.. . 1 K. N;
years to come,
4611 . 41 - Ice with
and common
union of
ouicoOn
ple4a4 to the
ert its influeitco
A Serie
he Deliio,
Arti •Le s-
For tho Reg.lateer
From the lludson%iver qtronicle. ••
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Auden; • .
leclation to . /4)-here
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In Sing. Sing when Otte suit was loW;
Not tnany hundred, yars ago,
A mighty Shaughat'Hawitil crow - . •
Bt.olr on the deep; trantpillity,
But Sing'Sing sficv further sight,
When the roostd- 'rose at dead of night,
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To eitertninate iffi'deadlY !fight - •
' Ills long•legg'd Shanglatfs majesty-.
Then rushed the thliclful,bittle's title—
Then flow the feather's fair and wide .
' .:But louder than :alt. 051) he ido
The rooster croinid trinpirthantly. ,
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In gown and night-eitp all arrayed
The neighborhood tWoke dismayed, • -;•
Curs'd the unusual serenade' - - : -- 1-1
In terms of great 'aiaverity. - • -
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latch sleeper atartcti, J froth his NO, ~ .- • •
And - wished the tiol'O raiical dead, .. I
And muttered veegettnee Millis heti& ,
With deep beart4elt aincerity, .
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The' coir.bat deepeMil; On L ye brave! •
Peyote that Shanghai to:the gravel
WaVe, rooster, all thy feathers %ravel .
And crow withlail thy; deviltry.
The battle's ended. i i
i, New. once. more '
The neighbors - slumber us, before, ; ,
And thanks ariselte Heaven o'er . .
.'' The dowitfal o the etie`my.
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- 'Tis inoru—but s -tree the lark's high note
O'er hill and dald . b,egitt's to float, - .
Ere that triumphant Itot,)sier's throat
‘ . Pours forth itslOwl #tillery.: , • -
But longer yet thOse legs Will grow,
If fate lays not thelmou'Oer low, ,
-And-louder yet thdCoeic will crow -
' Ulle - SI death Seals hie destiny. - '
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All! few would mourn; nor many weep,
If soon: dark hole secure retreat,
About two Itundriti fathoms deep,
Should be that Shanghai's sepulchre.
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For the' 1te4p...-tor.,
interMittert:Springt).
EDITORS ;
In your raper of the 11th-i3 si very ingen
ious and intereStino article undWilal above,
cal:t ion by the pen. Weston. Esq., of"
. groOklyn, asking an * explanation ofthe-tletiry
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laid down in Dr. Criiito;ik's Natural Philosoi
pity, that Intermitting Springs , aro produced
by the Siphon. - •
I think the Siphon will produce an interV
ittittit spring, and .too uuder.natural
laws, which I will endea-or to show—and in
order to do so,. it - will lse entirely unuceessa r
rti to explain the rat ttre,and : working'
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siphon here, - as that ii fully done by
Weston ; but in ors or to - explain - that part (:_f
the operation of thn;sipliou th f o
intermission of the• Water at the spring, I can
not do better than quotp a paasage or two
from :Mr., \V eatouls „Are. says
Dr. Comstock suPpoOs that within the }bill
sipposecl cause ace
septenef. . .
The,aggreg,ate aapay of the rills to admit .
watt. into the reservMetimst be less than the
capacity c i f the, e:hantiel to carry„ it to- the;
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spring, sol that when the water isflowing into
the Spring it -must from the reserrotr
faster or hi larger gititntities than the rilk, ad- .
mit it, else the'reserOir could never be emp
tied ; arid the flOw at hie spring would be ton
-- stant instead of intermittent., the
espaQity of the rills tp mink water, be jless
than the siphouic cluitnel to discharge it, how
can the rills ever fill tho siphon so is to'
make it beginto;actl"
I'ow we will try and answer this last;que
ky •of . Mr. , ' Weston'A. We -believe 1 that
springs vary in the ambunt of water discliarg-,
ed by them either at regular'br irregular in
tervals', and on.the opposite etippositienll be-
Mr... Weston has based his objections to
Dr. - .Comstock'sAliebry,.that springs are Va
ried by .rains and th - cdifferenee in; tha.f tem
perature of the eartli and air. I need . not
here step to prove or explain, but will sup
pOse there is a point in'tho siphonie channel
beloWtlie , bottom of the reservoir which. is a
little larger'than - the tvgregate volumes of
'the water fronkllie.Several little rills. fe l eding
•
the reservoir, are„.'When theirs minimum
site; . suppose the reservoir and siplioni4ehan ,
nel full and the *titer flowing at the
skives fast asiti.coinesin..at, the reservoir
from the rills; now if the volume; of water
produced by the rills be increased 'hi , any
,
.; •
cause ,sufliciently to fill the outlet ef \ the'
phonic channel ....so as to stop the circul ation of
air betw-een.the'spring and reservoir, Ithe
Own .will immediately begin to act, but
not 'diminish the Water in the: reservoir until
againl'reduced to a less volume .
-than , that discharged by the siplien_ si . to the.
spring,, butts soon .as'sucli diminution takes
place the. siphon .begins to empty! the reser
.1. - !oir, and will continue to do so until it. is
• •
empty, when it Will step flowingat the spring
,entirely until the reservoir is `,rigairi, Gll3,
when it Will again flow, mid go; through - the
,same..,oPeratien 'if. aeted upon- in , .a
manner; and as. Oft.en as so , acid upon ; the
, increase Of water! in the rills starting the si- .
plain, and its decrease emptying ilic-reservoir.
5..1% Dims- s
Din lock, Oct.; 1851.
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KNow-nrtin..;:_os..—The ftAloi.vin , glllu,strates
bovi i .iiiost; people are obliged 'to
a nsw e r question's abtmt - the 1(w:4-1 othings :
"Haunp, irlia:t• you tier Kt -tow-1511d
dings!". • , .•- : :
":17v:lt It.tt..kneCv." • • *
" 3 eil, vot - dties you tit& -
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4 4 -)3y:141)1, - •ati. 1414 E:hitst • •
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The Herald ..4 Freedom.
• - INVe.-heve receiveiftlii-firstAiarter', pf the
'Herald' or Ficaktin,; .:iiii Indipenil (iiit '.. rec.
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§oif.paper, plibliShed al NVakarti.la, itteasas
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Territory, . by, J. IV.. Bros Si, Cb It Is a
laiTre and liart&oine slieet; itud iiMy edited..
b• . ...,
Vrc inakeAlie follow - 10k extract fi'imn its edit
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orial colunins i expliingery of the.;Origin and
o f bjee .. t. Of the euterpriSeli • ..' i 1 1,
1," As early J iis the iniddle of ...g . :4 - eli last we
signified oun intentiOnitl; irOuOitfieleoltintn.i. Of .
the Gbit.liitville - -Kridy Cloyrio:—N PPPr:
yie - then . p'3 isltul in P,'t4iim'Slvaniti-;—to locate
itt-I.ittuas, - .on .certainieonclitiolls t c , whia l lire
tilitidowod fOrth in theTollowing a t tract which
we copy frOm thatjoPiiial : _ ;i..
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"If «c: cart dispOse,..',o our. property here,
so as not to sutra-10) great a ..'sacrifice, or
liaiard the existt;ilC6..- i , ot. the Ontrier---can
obtain one. hundred - ktnilics to ;'vntigrat e • to
the satne locality, at iIK , same time—and , the
Fcbrosku-Kilitsas billtiyhall:bmthie a.law, by
'h• -
F lc I t. _slavery skill bo . ;permitted to. - cli lei that
. fertile region—theti We . - will kfiirt with . , our
• hotiSchold• gods'-.'f4 some loettlity on the
iastern• boilers of KJ . toms TerrifOry,
ht aud!con
,rifiute chir.unble influence .in : back
_ the advancing burd,,i - of :wilt lain chivalry
and their - glum:ln cliiittles;' andiwitli the aid
of the Press will invite the ,f + red.. sons a . the
• iqoifh to contributa.Mbeir - 41iirii in building,
1
n? an ompiri;:there..Whielt . tisalffv
fe:sre-d "to
Ili retdom. :.:ISlNverymiatt never,* pchnitted
'to eittend . its blighting iefhrewie*er, the m'est
. !ern - valloy.ef theM.*uri and its tributaries„'.'
All.the-cdrUirtiOnOicind4l'A...the forego
ing paragoilllt.hkve«beert• litcially fulfilled,
ana,jn:t_i . ceoidntice with that - re-a the ifer
. tad o)CFreed9n l ICnOw established in this ter
. ritory."
. , .:. .
Religions Intcderiince and kersecatian.
~ s ..,
"It - is tigithist thisj;reat• Atirterican prineD••
plo of religious I:l)Jeration, that:* bastard par.
ty yelept ! , Native AtnericanisM or Know-
Nothingisu is arraying itself.• ' . .lt is: endeiV
oring: to supplant it,,ii; by• the- it i ttroduction - of
the old tyrannical," bigoted, EurOpesu princi
ple of religious intohyence andipersecution—
a dogma - that ha crotched the; old world in
blood And fastened‘Upon the,htiman mind the
shackles of slavery ,Alore galliiig and ruinous
to man than that Wiiich binds the descendants
of flan in Seivile.j iblidage." 1 .- ••
, - :,. .
We clip. the-shave:?! elegant - eXtraet" frem a
I)cmocr4iie ' , apex, 'an4l reply.:lnfter- the . Yan
kee fashion, -by 'fed:lug theAndignant, editor a
few simple quesilOO. illo 4re..t he . fathers
of this " old tyratOical, big6ted, European
principle . of rellp,iO4 intolerance And persecu - - -
Om ?' - Wko laist,fklrenehedithe old wOrld
in blood-?''' : Who fins " fitstened ni•onthe ho-
Man mind the Shaelilesof slitery More galli,' 2
ing, and ruinous toi Man than that which binds
the deicendant4 ofit lam•in flei.vilellondage ?"
Who kindled the flincral pilelof the Christian
martyr, and glOatod With n
,-o.endish , joy , on
their dying agoni4?.' 11rh ,. .) Invented the in,
fernal •Izquisitio'n And - tortured the wretched - .
victims to_thai e. tjuln renotti.ite their faith in
the ()illy diving:ang,l,! true • Goil '? II - he wadi
holds the iinnuitilitted jadefan their' native
language, from: IdS r, votaries,:lthrott7hout the
world? :Who luta:lmol„stene4 the soil of.l:ii
rope:With the bliiitil of Christbm Patriots, for
no] other . Dill nee :than readiaglhelloly Bible ?
Tf r ko usurps th4tnee of J ehovali and com
pels:hi,: follower„ to make c4nfession to him,
and then undert*es to adthinister absolution:i
Who ,originated the, riots in this country,
which have resultcill in the tnobbitx of public
speakers and str t H prcacheti•!,. the 'knocking,
down i,fpeaeZTuli!ditizen.S; attd thy Munk rivg
of penceftil eiti*,T iii `:cold • blood ?. • Will
burns the Ilible.i. plate 174tfires, and -•ex-i
commituicates -4,0 -and:W'omen from the , ,
.Churcll for readilig "that. poly - volume ?-41
Who: is .trying 4ii isxclitele tlie. Bible from thell
public sehools' 41 . Antericaii anirfilling until
court t‘ith -44 4 4 .4 4. :,----.4_1(1
,or streets with vi; .1
cilenee -and, blooil,Oted, .'14.-ciiii - sii 114.:•eim-tt...4,_;,1
complish it ? 1.4 it. the.:: 14tard, party yelejit i
dinow-Nothingisii" or the head c:if that grci4
Politico-lleligioxli , ,secrei-orkanization ktiowd, 1,
as the ' . 1110;-t Ilhily order .if Jesus: '?", ,• Th' i'
,auther'of the alitive ".ele,g4t extract" sari
answer at his lebjure. .. if •• • .• i
With '6tgard .0 the; gre.4 American part .
which the'Vcinok;ratic, paplir alluded 'tor der
Bounces as a " 4astard parti." So far :ti.iw: , _
are able toi•undii t imaild alnilcoinprchend•-their II
hjeet iit banding, todkhi,:rtm a seeret•organi',,
za 'On; if is . 141144 fey' the 'impose - of protect 4.
iie7 a d - delendifig thl.ir liberties and in , 4ittt'•
t, , 1
• I 'l 1- r ' tit t s
dons a. mit t iii : f ati b ire. s ,a, menace, them
•feom the : sidipi r ts Wiles Ora powerful foreig6
secret lailitiii'bjeligins thanization,• Whose
lead is at Vorne'atal whOSe. branches extewstew •
into,' every portion, of this :and of the frec.- 2 ,-
: The . Know-NOthiag• \ onlyti•ell4,m that " Aniei
'jeans can• and otight,t usif ern Atnerica,ranil 4 1 ,
: thus be able tO lt
IPretect iS . God , given right r! .
\o\
of "Religious Teleraticitt i i ~,nt the grasp of I
an intolerant fo'reign, foe, ‘lllO,, s they believe - ,
is seeking, 11 Itlie, aid 'of skis ph • nt emissaries
all over this co,tintry, au all ove 'ldler : coat.
tries; to concentrate_ in hill.
self univ • sal Pq-
Mimi and Res.oiorit Sup*macy. , It *s'n4t
bee,atisethe Ickievr-Nothilligs or, Amen, -i s,
*lib to aboliih,4lßeligiOnk:folerntioti,” win:
they regard as the. cornet; stoneof our reptil)
heart edifice—,lnit-becaus'e
,they 'wish. to per-,
'vitiate and h 44 it down to their ctiildrejt
and their children's clill4en, as, -a rich ard
iMpeVishable•fegney—that they:have ham - Ted
together to place 'and leeiip the reins of Gear.
eminentin AU4ricyu ? 314.i*Peci.4 11 .Y•i4 PO l-.
estant hands, iind- to estaPish.on. a sure 'aju:
permanent foOndation a inire and ineorru-pt' if.
ble A fitericuirOU. Thiil;' so far as We catli •
learn; is the .int, • ziSion of ithet - Know-Nothings„
or Arrtericatvatul thelate elections indientt
that in the flkee i ot: the 11.terest opposition t':V
er waged ag4Att any, pai s •ty",in , this -comas ti
they. are insulting stoat ily . kirWardto the tut
filmcnt of thi•ii. glorio . hs • Mission:—.Hariis-i ,
bi!rg Telegrdee,- .t' :: t .. •
.
Ti n' ,W li
. 01
, ffi ussti.- 7 4fie ; Washing
o on,
Union publ;shes cially. the.. treaty reeenit Ily,
made.betweetaln.ssia arid* United 'Stafel.
It is dated -atiWashingtvn the 2•24.1. of .11111:1 - 1 --
The ratifieati6is were6\charg,*(4. in that 4iy
i
on the ;31st'itIl . It reepgnizes as 'Pertnatte 1t•
and - ininkutalil. tlie principle 'that "free shi)s
m ake freep r fils—thilt,.. l is .to shy, that . the 'ef :
feets•Or g6)4*.belongib to. subjects or kjiti
tens of poly or Stat Cat Near are free fr',Oni
•4
eap offfi
tnre or cseation4henfound.. on 141
of .ue`utral.v6iSels, witlilhe exception of 41 - ti!
\ des eon. tralgiti'd of witi-.." The t*o • porl.4r.s .
, -
v - pgage -to ail .- ply these..princtiges:to the eon , '.
nacre° anti 44,-igation.of - ..at.su . eli nation as
shall•• on theii4part, ectitsent tti adopt. thent as
, , 1 '," \ • J „ ! "t .••
permanent atilt immutable,' mervati, noNver
er, the privilro of egolipg, to an" niteriori yn,
tferstallditig'M to. thelspplieation or extenii on
Ito be giveik . )t there be 'ally cause for i t
the principr4rst nanyed: - \ . . -
~.„ ,
• 'TA — The4lon.
ben nantk( ] iu 'Carlow; napery' . as‘a. cam I;_at
UnitedlSlates Sehator, tie Wllkesbliirr
I,er'ord,•ti jOufnal, ann4unc..es \ On itii
authority - Mr. Fiiller hinrs if that ti i
not a eancl:idnte,.l , e4f,ii, ehtirelv
the henoW holds. "We notice
number or other eireuliding•
.through offttlie C9MmOnwealth,lilie
owners of •4--tilich ar4l not candidates' P.ir irthe
office spoke - 4;d. • - • • 11.
•
1 4 ; lea or ' 0-
4.,
y • lEOl ' i ,l)entorea. s.( p,
, .--,—Tho: on - , bvit :,0 iae
i l- -- - thuaing4alliesCaloP
mocracy— t
_.._
ut
.., . , , .
il,_ ,
ligutivinii Oriq 1 1 1 qiu ' '
i
- • NEWS AND NOTIONS.
, - •
11 Politi~:al
qtte_4ion--Will` t he - KnOW
Ni things ktiow: when they .beaten' • .•
,
Olds, ilte -defeated clongiessmati;
I,4sed throhgh. ({3
way,
Ohi o , on the sev..
enteehth his .Mlnnoseta
,•
•
;----There.are
loges
lied j the
,Control
Cc~inmonwealth.
is said th t the Southern Whigs now
-eOrcs,s inttch re ret at the.passage of the. Ne
biAsita bill; but t they helped to ,pass it, and
,tl:(eynfust-Itow Abide. the 'emjs-etwduces.
, • •
--r-The celebrate d a Doestieks," describing
a'tiiciw York boarding housb,..says ,you can
tllll when they PeNV hired girl
b}7 tfie,colOr of the hairs in the biscuit.
(!anal ComthissloOrs have. appoint
ed V.. Ainftet ;of Luz:e.rite ivutity,.d.7,ngiticer
aid Superintendent upan: the North.l3ranch
Ciinsli•in - place of :tr. A. Gantble, resigned. . •
t• • •
—*A Writer it the 4ontron Dui&
_NTS ) ,
whow:hoi has Visited the` nited StateScand exam
hied into Thecarious - plans And proCesscs of
• pret-narking iti this, country, says - .,that-tho
niption. of paper here is just four .times
• p''r bead . 4tvhat„'it is ,and ! trly be
pit ltioWn at 30.000,000 ll v, annually.
•7
3 •••= r -- -beheld,' says Et . Pn, in his' Survey
4 the. Turkishtinpire," the expulsion of
7 , ;5,0t70 'Greek Christians friim the Crimea by
thel3,tissitins ' nearly the whole of Whoin, ex
liauSted by fatigue,worn ont, Jl. hunger and
drivss.tion, perished the barren steppe for-.
•Merlpinhabited by, the Nogay:Tartars..,..
t =The Bank of England ..notes are now
st7gited by machinery, which :saves! tho con
' unlit labor of twenty ienttemen daily,. who
each st; 506 a yeat thr signing their- -
Tunes -AO about 1500. notei daily. The
sa
til thus effected to the Bitiik .is K 50,000
ear, :nal perfect uniformity
~is 'Obtained in
signatures. - I • _:
•
Preermp's Journal ("Roman Catll6-!
lie) declares that "Baby Coilventioni; and oth.
rjiike foolerieS of the._ dity," are t,ht - 7. legiti
111:4(t friths of Protestaufisin.- . It was a very,
heathenish atlair, and the sithstanuo - of -a long
:article the'.Journsl go - es into; on the, subject,
Is that- unless We all itSrti Catholics we are,
kertain to be -heathens *bon, •
—No one ;denies that e.t.ery mother . * baby .
ts.tlie.prettiest, sweetest. Baby that ever •was;
liesery -- man's own nativ.e oit . ntry ,is, the
Oin. the World. evert' man will tell you that
7 -..
oho is sati-fied with his wife; and ' ! l)ut few of
14
btu.
.1
1- meti women and children) buts are Ftlt.l:4l :.
•
l with ' wit ourselves—so a very: happy,
leOntented;:satisfied world; after-alk $-
id to . be 000 Know . w o thinn ,
a,
.and, it. -14: -supposed th e y
ling power that
I 1 j Democracy and ts.e grow-Tfatliijigs.
li IA leading democratic iiaper in Indrana Invs,
jdisebvered the , salictir points AboUt the new
1 i
i qu ,
'der that hi; iatelv - sprullg up, :called the
RuoW Nothing,g, and "Titelies into them" :If
.
te i n. the ftt.:-ihiuti of the Pel4tesyltranian and the
liarrisburaDez.furraticnlion. Alter givittg
1„. ~
'1 this;
-n - nat...14! risippuse6 to be their creed,. .V
1 lijig . Mita dCrllberatiO edit. 4 gives them a ITO
-
. lar "sockdolager," 11, follOWS.: • . ' :
- 1 "Thus 15. the. creed • orthe ." Know Noth.-
.
i4ts." , They area Lia 44 of FA',ATICA. And.
FoOLs, They declare a i.rpade :ag-a;n..,..t ittel
i (I'..onslituth.:,n and Statute lilN'i - a o't.tlie Un \ if ed :I
I ,t States'+—propose tb dri‘'ei froth our-110r . c., , 4 all
,
1 loreiglicrk and to- eheei the tide' of ernif , ra- I
li glut to our State=--.10•nt.4 . degrade all 'for- I
i (;gners.to - OA, po.:it,ion ofleonviets. . They de-
n v .-I
- Wh n
nt ate Ai u
iv..ri(;an a
s tltc iulvntaic of I
.
It i;J:lneritlon lola t•c1114. , :t0 pernll4:.tlitrar to be
1111e4rd at the .hallot b(jx..'. .. 4.c.- t-
1 i * * .- For injat who 1119 F, bail,'
iherntielves thertbur fur the riurpos - ei.f per:li. ,
i.culittg Inll4ops of ,heir fv.ituw •cilizois, wo
t fret; ret that lb 1'1 7 4! are iiti. cF.I.T:S iaii,l
. 11 AI:rEKS
Iprovid'ed. i,v7 thtVcderal 'Governinent" and the-
Stlteia It is Ole:Oils - of th • Government Yu'
pro tql herf)reiyii C;tiztl:3l . l'o77t :at C tt frO?"ititirl
ideilig'parqf this infinitouht c.)ci:ty.'' : : '
GOT. Bigler at iWashiitten.
. .
.‘S'',C.stated a few - day: ago-that
ier *39 at Washingtott,and that, he ha(cheen
honored with-a sci:crade by the "Young
r4ucracy,"• . The 11)1lowing notice of the \ (3 , 3v 7
ernoiis visit,- and Ili s on:the occasion;
wo'find in the Virk Courier
. . ..
'' Governor - Bigler
.was in Washiugton last
week, and hping called upon b y a band o f• E ' )0 .
144111 seroutders ,at
. Willard's :lintel, came
forth ,u pon the batronv 'and . delivered 'a very
atiseoillg A vbituary.ra,iiiress upon hints-elf, I lis
ctilogy upon his life and services was touch:
ing even-unto andnes•c. L The pervading' tone
of his remarks AVas'dirge-like, hut they rose
at times to. a pitch of funeral eloquence. that
chefs rthe commendatiOn of the' Washington
I_TaiOn.• - Having announced t)is:'decease and
burial, the Governor _attempted to console
ItimSelf, and assuage the grief of his auditors
by reverting to the: fact that,thi - Deinoeracy
of Pennsylvania yet Ilv" ed; -.though -in great'
danger of final absOrptlon by the Know Neth
'ingS,: but thaausceptable hearts' of the., :De
mOcracy assernbled.before. him werenot to be
cothforted. TheirmnOtiens were too power
. 1 for'ex•pression, and they quietlyand slow;
ly 'spersed.. • IlaVing discharged the meurn
ful At ' described_ above, Gov. Bigler' the
nes;t, n r ii.kning called tipo.n the President , and
respectfuttsy apPlicd Ili!. the plfige. of Ilen.'Jas.
Bach:l4l4 , w - itch ••
„ I• to be ii(eated
. next•JolY:
The. spi:cifie •au..W r Of the : t icentiVC.Jias not
.been Oornulgate... 130, aprominent Nebras
ka,menther-froni.t i same S'tate remarked,.
a.S.kis (I
tief taingl pi.;tsivelY. from the door
:of the White ll'OuSe..i '_ '.lli! 1 now see the
difference betwee,ari:ar... before a battle
and '.after
ii,
:aft ii
er ~:iif. 4 ,14- ‘ Penns.'lvani7 is': i. 1.6
1 ,
e n itrr
. ,
IA NATUrtAL, -t. __lo.___X„—r• .
.. ~ N. e gcTeral
thrms ward of a spotted 'tiegro 'mat . belong
ing: to Mr: A. F. Ilniee;'Of &dine , co I ty.-,
.Ifewi clays ago we called to' see hire:: • lis
master...informed Ins that. the? negro •is a, t
fOrty-Ove years Ohl. ; At , t welve he was cop- -
per i!dlor all over ; •at twenty years of: age he
1
was sPotted like a leoPard ; 'since that Aline
he ha been chit • nearly all,. over. .f : Jk is.
nowl-u ulergoing second change-,--th4:black.
spots mcreasing in t.ize f ltd . unniber, _ The
ithito -parts of his skin are very vithite and
a l)
clear rand as srl'oth as the skin Of atli ilibOr...,
. ik.t . lWhite than. • .The reins, inks arias ha
the, ',,srme bleu , ' Pes . ..riin ee ofthZke of the fair
esttilsl4uned'whi . man. - ' l rrlu.l, hair - and, fee
tiiren..lehOw that, eIS an unrni fed African.—.-
Itle
,is stout, and al.N4ys has been healthy,ex.
Cept..4 ihenniati rn in , one.kg,. which is.of Ist l.
-origin. ln the muds of Barhurn, l .foo. - -Wotik
be a fortune.-- ' - e.ringtoli (Mo.): Expi.e . ss. -'
,- - . •
.r:-OMETITIN.G V IR FARM
, :11S.—Mr. William •
1 •,
.; . I*tillf.'l,.i of Deli iar, town hip,.valled- Upon •us
4 few 4, days ago 1111& i . giiV us an itetit'Of - his ex - -
„
Aerie gee in.seleetitfig pot. toes for - seed; Ac-:
,:,...,tordhit,,,,tOleustern.When potatodS are . scarce,
I i,
- he list spring,. cut 44 tit seed end ( - )f his pe
e I: he, ,
tatties for..plani ing,: : leavi i i nc , the butfs for table
. usi. 1 . Falling- bliort: - cif 4ii7d ends -before his. ,tground waS ph nteg,' he tinlshed thel reniain.;
der With butts. - Upon gigging, he tia3 Vel'V
- .
'll \ gr,eoably ' disapj - ) 4 314.ted to find tin - it this pa
tioniyieldedjtist pifice as runny Lioliels to, the
rotao that plunted in the uStiatulantier.. - Ile
itssiti.e, trs. that the' , _.sdil niid preparntinrt were
the same iii.both ' ctriSes . . I - We - Inentiott 'Ails;
thintOnif - that'fartnerS nut} , derive a useful hint
thee'Ofrotn.,.. 'Jian c g Agitator, ii . -.... !.._ ~--... ~,
• Naturalization Lawi l
The New York Courier critieiseS ifie - Cont2f.
mcrcial Advertisei's. notions of the Collet itir ,
tiou guaranteeing - 16 foreigners' the right of
Citizenship, and then adds, - "Wliv -the Consti
tut ion: guaratees- Abe- foreign bllrn no right .
whatever—not the shadow
,of aright—=not a
shred nor 4 patch thatthe liveliCst
tion can make look like a right."
" The , only positive Work (adds the &Moil
which the Constitution does in renird to fur,
diners, to'proseribe;, we repe4t it, for the ,
wor' is unfitshiotialile nowi-a-days that
) lien uh.4l, it might O s : be cmphasized—,T—
The Constitution has but five
clauses touchit% the subject. Fnitr of theut
are prohibitory, and the . (.aliersimply
sive. There is no gto-anteeing clause
ever. ,'We Mnst . be pldaoned for recalling
ttie' very limfinageof the Ora , tittition, fur this
prOgressive generation
.fs,fitst lo ! :,i n g sight of
even-the:plainest features of that tkeument;;,
"No person, except-a.N..kwitil. DORN igTtzsT
(T citizen of' theUnitol States at the tirmt of
the adoption of this Constittition,.shall . be
gible.to the office of President.,":
,- That is proscription. . '
Section 3 of Article.. XI I. of the Constitution.-• "No person wistitutionally irttligible to the
ofliecofPresident,Shaltbe eligible to that Of
Vice President of, the United States."'
.1
That is proscription, . .i . . _ .. - .
Section . . 3, Article 1., mays : . ~ - •
‘ No person shall he,a, Senator who shall
not have attained\ theage,of thirty years, and
been NINE TZARS A , oxtizszt of these
_Tinited
States,": l
That. is proscription., .
Seetion 7 ,2,:.Article I. t sayi:
. "NO person . shall IA: altepre - sentstiye , ",s - lio
shall not have attained the age of .twetity -11. re
('25) years,: and 'been scv EN , TEAlt:i A 61T1-
ZEN. : ~ .. - .
- That is proscriptior). ' .• .
. .
..
• Thesg.nre the: disa . hilities imposed
. upon
foreipters itfter they have 1);.1;ii tomle . eitiTeM;.
Bet more than this, the Coimlitution iettivel' it
- discretionary' Alr hetlFOr to make diem citiz-ens
at all:. 'lt simply concers'tht. power,-iiMply-
permits,.: , . .
Sl..etion.€3, Article. I:;,,says :_. .. •
_..." C'engra , As ihalrliaPc power to establish - it
uniform • rtil., of naturalization a - fal - uniform
la wis• ont the, snljeet off. bankruptcies. through-•
Out the United•Stats!,' . ,
•Nothing whatever obliges Congress toex:
~ . , ~• .
ercise , this!power, or restricts its range,' in ei- General CauroberChad notified the
tlier direction -wheitit is exercised. • COt)gress s . 3overatient that the.'pOsition'of t!
may requirc "two!. year:s previous residence,
.i nlitm . g y n ibi e , being defended by •
as Wilii required lit' the 40..0f•V;99, - .. 0r
.five lllid ' men and two hundred!
[ years, as by._ the :tits of .1795 and ISO 2 - or-16
. li!elt.tagainst two hutidiv
fourteen years as :by the act of 1-798, or :&j ahs -
i
. • -,-,,,
twenty-one yearq; ;as is now denTunded Or it . - Fi t .. I\c>:.=-7 here. ..
mae ‘vithhold : naturalization entirely. The. est frotii-Franee.: ' '
. . . , Six„. T :
quecition is ptirely one of y.l.cpedienev., • ..-. • .. R „ . ..„_ . . i nz , , s suis i i _ i
. s r ,, , . have : aim.
! * l ll . lli - t
The Courier th.( ! r. goes on td . • ;how
.that,(.lotted the.i,ror 'et of drawitigup . the constita:
there is :mother blunder in .
'A'l'l'''''' ll g.'P , latt ! „ (ion t.c - , Le.t-Atnitted to the ...!'ortLi.,.• :The roT:
nut uraliiation c o o . 4'r'i the -right t)f voll'ig , • (wii.al - ilucree otklers the . .paVincht -of-the Novor.•
that it has anything to de with. vothig ortH 1 bi:r dividi..nds. ' - • , ' /.. ''.
• . C .'
. 1., i . * *t4
way. or the other- 7 -11T says t.... ed tor . t !..., LAT GST. - i.
1 :. .There an.. natairalizeti . -pe,ople who canno • . t:I
• - By TePyi.aph frotA L0y.119;440.-Liverfiod
5..01: , there, at.::e non-uuturalized people v.-11 ! 1-i ... ._ -!- . . . t , , -
.., ._ . ._,.., . -
enn vete... Foreigners in 'natty 0,1 the V;4_, s f i • .. . • ;
.- .• .. '‘ .. isNA',..October 1.,,...
. 1 pr:vatiS dispatch frorni.l3ttelaLrest; dat6l
i ern StlLti:s.voto aftc;r a years or a half reams : . . „,„ .- . . -,,-... :, - ,
• ~-,! . 1 . I.!, ~., . e 4. :; .',„ i! I.Uctober 7 -111th,, atmotnu,es that- the txmlbat'fl;
tat” in the c..., , n1iry.1..0ug0 ,i,-tt,i;.(). iri, I. 1 • t..,i 4,,
..
- . 1 1 11"..1it of •Se'fmistoi•ia. cOnnniatepd on the 13114,
I
I's neeesmtry •fornatnralization. .. - . •
1 C!.. , ,-...,„ er „, :; _ 1 „ n , tur „ ; i 7 „,,,. 1 ,,, n. c kan. ... rt1. ,, 5 , 1 ., a n" • L W , il l h !r t,'w.o.:l:l l l . lldrcd-picces, of - heavy . -- artitTery.
. ,, . --, t-astupol,was-not expeeted to Lulu out ravro
not-COI:cll . the power Cl votill.g. ..Tiflo.. 1,011 . ,..- : -,,' . ,• , • 1 ~ ..„ , - , • , .
1 ct.1.:01 three pr lour uo - s, • • • - .
is eptiferrea ty r
.the Sttitltri alone, and.by 1 1
, *n ". . e:' , l. l )'' i ''fli ree thOu-Imd 11 tissialts ha i o 'crosse Isle,
aro tri„rig to -..,.s own sole...di,:eretion, 111. 111‘. ,
i. _ --. i
way 'dan ea b y i t „, ! _eit i n its. own s t i tto ! - c:„ !1 .7 .I,: t m i l ;t e l l ir o o t i ! si ) ,, :i b ) . robtit - lh'elia, and the. yinl^tilt'l •
b - •
blitution. Each Stati.: IS S‘.)••vrt,tign irr 111:11...1',C- i t 1, I. ....-: ' • i'!' • • - .- 1 • • ; ... -
'. 1 - It *ls 'Stated .that twe.ve ;thous a n d Ruiszats,
.4pe(4.- .
L i unds.T.Lfseliak . A.,fleneul)fed 41 ! ze Danube - Fen -4 .i
near- ToultSelt. 7 • ', - •: • .=. '.
• • :. -
j`er - —he c , he,
- I.E.:I•TA,i Oetob lO Ti 0 1.1 • ail r 3
e •
• e::; T 7 where givesi - lniiheatto:ls of an ppr,.*,
lag r.tipturo. between .Athitfia and Pritssii,-
[ Great anxietv exi.-its,:at'llerlin. , . ', !:!.c. -
...It is l i tatet..i:,•that Lord.itedeliffhad %W.:
ed ia 11r:wining a firMim to_supOress tralein„
,t.
• cireassian•jand Gorgutn..s.laveS.. ,-
.--
I • :.. \ rtiom .TII4 DA • VTIC. - •..
'
h..
i 'A
-large. portiOn of the...V.011(1 Baltic 11.4
11 ; h -
ad ! returt ed to• Cherlibtrg. I; ; ,-- 1-
„
1 ~A2r rtmor was current! that the •DanishGv•
' 'ex-pi-net - it Would prObablY Termit4he 13*
f 1•20. to winter at !1i4e1.. ;
.•• •... : /. ..:
. . ,
'. "Judicious Waggery.
,
The Pioni , cr; a magazine pubiishea mohti
IC nt SAII Fralleis. , cfc- C;vlh",,inia,: exeital . iil th
following cal pnragrapli: . ! v . 7 , ,
"And thi,3 reminds us ofa fwetiotriperf , ,,
rnance of
.the late 1.-P. Squibub who •"oili
. 01 a titne.Whilo wall;ing" I.3IYWn 1 ? cPUS) : I4
ilia ANQralei was sorely uty , ,tifie,l by a nu!,
est little .sign, stai:cling in the window Oil
neat little, shop on ~'t he' left-hand 'SiOe:n3 Nic
go down. • • , The sigh bore in• - f.sitily t+ainted•l(l
tors, the kgetd,'' , " ti' ashiugtun L.ndies Dela
itury." • .Iflattenin4 his nose .n . gaiu.st thf.:_wi'
•dow, Stittibub_dest--ied. two .Indiei , , whom'
describes %as -of -€.lc*etling boauty.,- 111 ti
dre , %Sed .viai bwils etiLtaged •seWitlg n hollin , s
little - co unter, 'The i'orearonnd *11.'4 11111
with lace caw, collars, anil other *tie] et f .,
stilblife.,' Hat in hand, -*Squibb!) Joy:crew:
-cut ered, and, w i th int t•nse put itenesl, address
One. of the ladies as follows. •-.- 4. • 1
".lindarn, - 1 perceive by your sign that tl
is the depository for WashifigtOn hidie,i ;
am going to the• Nort h. for a Year days .41
should :be pleased to kaye 'my wife, in . $l3
charge— , --but I dont knew as by 'yonr ru l lt
you ent'd teeeive her, as she is •a Baltnnor
Nvoinan!
i •
" One of the ladies," says Squibi4
.", a-,
pretty little girl in A blue dress,' turned ;Ferry.
rail, 'and 'holding down lie head, made; the 1
rerhArk, "te Ac!" But lie'older.oftbetWain;
after Making. as if khe• i'bald laugh, k but
by a strong-minded effort ,holding ,inr i re
plied: •:: _ . • ,
"Sir, you hay.o made- - -a •mistake ys - tlis is'
the place where the: society iif,;•.N . lifiShitigtozi
ladies deposit their work ' l te .hd Soki jo.r, 1 t.: 0
benefit of the dbitressed natives of the I.slati3
of Fernando de Noroillia, r !
Or co r ds lolibat•
•
-effect.. , . •
'Gravely A id..the'Wieked'Saulbob•bow, all
solemnly begging her pardon; and putting on
his hat, walked:,otf, followed - by a sowed from
.thlit AepOsitoryi as (Aim autumn brOok; . : gur
gling' and' bubbling over its pebbly. bed .in a
, NONV England forest.":;, - l'
,rs i • • .
__ . .. •
• The roll owing. im.t- a list, 'of 'Banks,. reported
- having failed. within -a• week or t we' :
Kniekerhocker , 'Bank, N. Y.
Eighth Avenue- Bank,'N - .Y.:. • ;•/.
Baiik, Y.
N:. -:•••
Bank •
Ship': Builder's Batik., Maine. • • -•
11r.unswiek Bank,, '
Milferd, Delaware:: -••
•Iv:z itneky Trust and Banking Co.
Ne, tort, Satl4y •Fund ;MO, ky.
Erie-a
,d ; Kalamazoo
BaVings Ohio.' 2
Baal: Conin Indiana.
• EllOart.C.o.- •Bank.
NOrtherit.lndiatill Bank. • •
Fulmer's and Merchant's- Bank . lifeniphis,
The •Sacketei :Harbor Bank. and ... the 'Bank
of - 'Saratoga County (N. y.) have been report.:
ed. ; • • . • 1 •
. . .
. .
A TASTE FOE SAVAGE' LIFE.---4 ;bltllt.l of
. -
Indiaiishavitig*ceently giveiva .. , erie, 44* per-. 1 \ .-. -' , 1- -'. - . - * -.4 'r — " . " - -- 7 t 7.-------- - -• ~,,, 7-. 1, - A
fOrlll:,ple( , 3 ot their dilutes HI 5u1ner5a,...0.14.14:3,, .,N.: ItriNlSTEltl4.STliffilt.—.ol t o Pt. , .' '-:
MO White' girl 4 .; fiis s feri, . were so eti'ptivhtedl at Vtl)aho, Oldo , :thei belt 'of t Ile- PNS II ) 6
WWI It lw red 'men, that. t fiey .i.)l,t allied - per MIS- .i eluireh-rank the , 4.eeonii. - "tim e- -the eOTI-9
Oipit
. tti: go off w i t.lt them ir hen the! ..left. 'i ; oi l : I. tioti sq.t wai thig., Old -watching, -but , no.'
liettrilig of it, • their' mother, Who wa.s .4' w id o w!.. 1. ti..4' etiMe, - .
.After the loPiic•-• Pt . an 11 °"; 35 .,
foilkiwed her to Puma in,,Pliio;;T:mil there eit- . 1 V:- 14 . lilAndA to - •Oite.'of .t.ite - --i,pliters, - w 110 ...;
deaviged to rk,Lseue them. 1)y th e , I tc h i , (.4* thp . 1 tOid rOld . it
.io'ilieeougregitioU, It ' 4s '
poliO, bit, after a talk with;tbe.. Chiefs, silt ! 1. file u bider, 1%-ho said he *tir)l3 . pat: ) l%,
I)ec:l4neltereif'i•apti\ - ate4, .iiild Weliti'Wlill her
tar A. ern any:more till-.llls s.alorY
. 5 '
daughters ntid their hushatulS to . Ole westellit ' It. - - ' ' -
homi.t-of Alit:lndians, ','- . --:- - i - - .
1 .
TnAs:. - EziGivls ar .I).ii -. . - - 7 -111n - di!v,: - tlw., Q:".3a
ot,4Nio i'o.4llle r, _mil nut 1 be - 30th
,c)?Rov en On; r,. -
4.i . 1444 beeri. cirroneous)y stntedi hiis! . been . Av.:-
poin4tll by , Oriiv. Bigler,- its aI d - df thanks.
glyitiltmtd - piAyer., ''.. • -_ ,•'; - . . -.-
Bank Failures.
Fqa as NEWS; -1
baidmeilt of
.. • ••_-- '.,Sevcuttipal
1 •
Ntw — aim; N'Terriber 3,llB•fit • •
The.royal r.nall-.•stearnship i:Arabia-arrived -••-•.
it Sandy nook this morning at"severr
bringing one.hhirdred and*: fifty-three. passen
gers, anop l y, whim was the rmuch talked about
Captain:thbSon:: sailed from Llt - erpool '•
the '214. of October, and conSequentiv : -
brings three. days later - intelligence from
rope. On . tlni .2241, at three .o'cli.)kk in the: • •
'morning she Passed the Arrierica, hound f!.
.• • •
.rverpoo. - - • ,
, S
• ,
- ' I9E, tre ws brought. by- steAiner is -or
g'keat ciimmerci it lirsportance% - and
newS inte.restiqg- - , • . .
breadstuffSliiarket
hav'e haft a•ltiOre sudden- rise during the y e ,eek :
- previous to . '''thei
: sailing...of the 'steamer than •
any week: doting the .year: had" ad.
vanced drying! the week 6s: and 7s;, Ohio elo- ,
sea at western canal at 39s,jCin'n had
ad vairced`23.•--closing
:at 9.i..,pcy
Wheat had adianced .1s; •11
Consols bad' slightly' deellnelosing at
, •
• • .-E - PROGRESS OF TIM WAR. ; - •
Accoral:
to the. latest intelligeitco'recely
ell !from the seat -of war, thei-hourbardinent of
*a i vitoPcl 'e*rrienced . on the 18th with_two
hundred pieees of, heavy artillery:.;
At the time of the sailing:of t 62 steamer -
'reports were again cireulatingi.sinitiltatreously
at Vienna Paris and-- Loodon,, of;:thif '6111.,0f,
Sebastopol, and' in - Consequence of these re.
ports large stock .operations. _ ,
Paris and Lotidon: The repOrtsitoitero4 -
the people: are slow to lrelieve. This 'inere•r
:part, : of the -pkcple Irre: -
I . statementsjof thy Goyerament .
.-
[ that. serio•us ititelligencci.... may be, lookeil•lcir"
befo . re'the beginning of Noveinbor. •-
- In Ake :absence- of riewSofactiive operlttionl,
the japers are: niainly: necOtints of.
pitsitiuns and: projected operations'of. Variou - !
forces.
-•• • - . •
Accourits from Odessa to the. Bth say' that
G,,,rj:-. , clialiotf was at that -place, Who admitted
that - lilenschikOif could not rri%ititaiy.. his loci.
tion. . • - ' .' 4
- BakShieo 'had. sent .his . arnty to Seb*Tol;
- - Russian 'i -- !6rps of
r fiKeen thowand men
p r istol nex ima..opened tt - fire np;
or, the bvsiefiers,:and :'authentic -. aecotints.
gre.a ,t -operatipns were moinentailly exv ,
eel.• •
- • . - NEGOTIATIOI:S.
• 1.
'Fhe: jun rn al Of St, PeterSburgh, of the 44th,
ci - n it - ains." - telegraph .. .dispatch from, Vienna,
s.fatlng that the coninlisslOnc.ol the Wot,
I. ) .ovCrs; and 'Of, , Aust,ria'•and Turkey. hsd
at ( . ..'4 ) nstantino - ple. tFi arrange the•iine
orate on the - basis of the -propos . i
by [the. Austrian .
• -
met
uf) 1 1
I
mad,
1..- _ . 4 _
'ENGL-1.1)
~. ,
T e .Ihlitith Parliament - was prorqiued.os
the , oth Of November.
.. •. ~- ' -
` The -
English papers publish a list of tte
Mat' ano .wOut4lea ofthe private sohliersst
Alnui.
. ..
. .
_. . SECOND DISPATCH.:
"Letter* from -frOm C-Ons . t.aritin - ople. of the: 01,
say that :hreejhonsand Of the foreign 144.
(of the A lies.) and fourlho - uSand:of theiTA
hadl
just. ettlor the Crimea.' •,. : • •-, •
• Incoll. equence Of the•correso tidenceiai.
arnong•lifensehlkoff!ri eiretts 'capitired t.i.4
ma, several important, arrests• ttad been zit
~/. ..• ••, .., . ',; - '. • •••:: •i
• i
Ts PritisitSteaniers,-it is stited,-liail i ell
ordered into . ""the - sea of Azof,.to boinbardtk
• town of ,fitirtch : ~..• . . - . .
; A. na Tonal sutseription....ibr„tb.e sick sti
'w•oundei had reached .£(1,000 .- ; - ans1 a regive ,
of'woinqn.had I. T o organizadasiturses; lo
iiiiriediately - sent to Scutari.' .
... • • 7
: The litish•Steairiefs 'Ganges and Per
. wtith troops on boitml, came. in :violent -tea'
iOii 'in the, sta of Marinora and ; were . l4
danlged,,and•an 'oplcer .crnslicd to•Alqalh.,
-The altrairs of-Edward Oliver had becat-c
-_..
i'l y• nrnitiged bi-': the creditors. : ' • •". •
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I'. .
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TILE P {
1 SALlie O'F oi.lo WOREii"dhe 7 ip tle
•1
a¥ I.OioO, in noticing 7 piir .tinxiety tele
early . a al .eflicient.,legiSlationibi tlie ; $1 1 ? 'A
A 0 Pt . Pie . .W - erks,_ exPressa itself' vir . .A„
.t. 6 - aid nt the goad wtirk Ofem,plisllinc o
-,1),1`. - .‘et.l. jt says ......" I , Ve ' belleVe die.. 144
Worlis,..should:he 'sold... lialge 1 l'elleek.i
e oflitis electioneering speeches, ~V 4 .0
-
li
tar as..
o o say, if they scotild'. net be sold '.
I t.huld be given awM - . ; 'lli's w as: goliti_l 0
.
length lof et - th her; 'arid'now' that lie is
ernor;*id.hig party - claim ft .maj ' ority .l2
Legislature,.. we. shalt sie what- they n.l ll !i'.
ißut lhether the worlt , lie. sOld- orlva:lA,.
, .., . , , * l:
we trt st Inat tner , very firgi: aet of 'tile
.
' lattire'lwill - be the itholition of the Can:1110f.
j . , thaler their management : theie ivill -,al'il.
i be ex
,ravagance and:,ecirruptioe; and iqlt
i. forwa d with
.hope (e would like t0.1 . c / ‘
I fitienc )16 lhe„o.tion'of-tfie iiext Legt,bsl.?:
I,- LOL 14' Captil.-Biiiiii,l h 6 iltholislieil.. -4*
- - •
I'Vublis WorkS sold'at a - fail , pricw.
A Yailkee ithis: ; doset
or devotiOtv to his rut Iovo;
"'lrsing hcr pr'nise in roetri , ;
I.For her,attlitic;rnsad c‘v,!
dries *46lptioto:ofbittgr Ware ,
2.
And *ipet ttlenl. of with .nly
allies - is
.ghty
aa,. and coilla
thousand- Rus-
o intelligence of inter •
ibex the . es