'attired
.afyilitilly,
,i0;Oh irisns
4',1 9 ‘1 4 1t.1 44.3 r e 1!
tki ' t* l litittPg?' - i i' il d
.11$,tt :I destlif ' 'tie'
i ` P . , 46 * .hit i`. 444Wre
41, Aliirei%lie alone
01, :0!1 t r lOwir.„nna,
I.9qte4l4elliebYere ,
atulg::4tirrini. ' 'His"
`AW6re, illtdcarifii4
iiiik bifOr'and Ann
1,
i44P11-i0 that
~4 , llet4!3o l :, e ber
111ei V eq:blV the
niiitA l tiirkieW ),
~‘4 O ,p 1 iIY 4iihd.,' hie , • to
'f'l;WAT,ii4iittinAt....4tva
•i,..,ititee te ., `:ee:e el F ‘ 1 42,
itnitifis. o 4i4d4 , .,l , „.
Cvvii ii.- . 4 ito/6i:
v_Wii .4tlif-fi'a @deft
4,oM,' . 'ec l l dl O a T ie lY be
Org'Yl•tterlo• • , ,
fiXikr;Wildi attained bt, , last l
ricired;'' ,. tiiit re Was 'harely
iriteihti!lett'this''sbe'rh. ' •-•
•ii.ei'ideePtlt'ind'lmisti'dert =
o`keteitittle if eiPehee
i became
44t* 5 0;' 11 P , wel va#9 ol qP ,
Altnfltcfere4 tecaei Po rsen
,hetnet „ dieo:his . oknitto(r l ,
, Mt.si ~ ofttiOerd , Oldiehded`‘' ''Stfet as Morulli
111. _ .. I*,s±ll.lTvi*irtiq.: , thisi)ist =Pot tiOn of the
'eii . 110004keetetrAsectetterr --8141 k^ = be - threw
` -u iiP4`. ptiOtttnY , rl r ,es. ' Ohalli4their a
4 2
'.• ' TMttiMit ret kiiw,lhaf, h; Wit(at.lll - stand iiw.
'AlVii, _ ttsliilatiiid' - he' had riddled tl7e
-.o4ifillitliiik.lfiel*tis safer; and rot' ex bane t
":ol464.4oi*liifiloCtwo'rnellMO were wait
' 041 3. syvytitrivtlitqf
:''' • ~'-#4sl;el42'#l*egi, n,earb .. Yecovert : di 'tinii
Iflouttoyalt tined; iiiiiiiireo be corigratulationii
trlr.Ofihstfittitofrofitilirii,wloiome panring•in: Ile
''ll-o,llo,Yiiiiii:lotielkiii`ahoro',9eo•teet ,above•_.the
' "s'is4iillit4loo,o64l4o4l4 ooo .feekabove , on,the Gantt' ,
':*":dhs 1..144 7 ,;;i* R i 9 n lt y„, ilit,!thoiqy been handed
“*..1„406 , 0 1'
. 0 ',ilvill airee that it WM9 ' fa irly
f.stroo;-.! , gis'tenerOus Opponent is Able to afford
ItiK44iititlsficititstin , praise- of Mourilli more
eno,4l4iticillAthigrany.,...,
',..T.,? ',
e , ,, , ,1.eAt=. 0 rA.viii - ` io ' .
2 ' I .r
. ',,Ali'q.' .. • = 'EI ?t, IeY,P
• A. l l'iffeechlYe.i4Vini — ere s ithre, giving his
sane #o,A l t iiirikli; 'aril ved in this city:y;is
tetday;Plitbdlitut nriaitineollayork 4 iiiiice. Ire
' hap44244(tel•liim ii... , , , ,e11- 2 wern baskst 'waggon;
in vrtilith,: ( Wall' a. small child hut,iily,protected
agalPfickhe • Yinclemerffy of: the Weather. lie
at ite.Plhitliiii * Qirdieir jr,, cfricinniti l'ocentiy,
leaytecktii )itilotahildlh tiii caiEet itnit Iniling
t °'•` 6 l ( itfOt` , F;dibi i iit 44 . oo ctkere , vv,ith hie child to
1i1if..tc), 1 4,941#'1 1 - tfOrillr" .lo, v,i..ilit New York,
. wherefOlts*,siiit4iiiiftig. , Sn he,teit cill 7
' *inifiljlistf , Ye - weeks v giv t ,Wtth the amen'
'inViji4tfilfrientitii*'l6,iltiii Vocket). - haying. ,r 4.
' ' r sk#,AtoiffiCl l l4 NO from the: charitable.
1 10 11 , !etivßtTP;) )Raj Yg.B! before hilll and
• •wCS.VIE.Iti.,t9.PIrIiACO , ,!kt ' §l*OnttlY for
ficarirofir6,itork.hifloir9r the mountains by
litifilfil4644rnitoiffieAtt. t rWea wbrte
• • at. til1Acti40;.10:10; • >„,a feii Miles' this side? of
?ifri4 ' ''' thi*iiitligit.t‘ice 04 , the Whol 4
~`
to ;* I*: I
WI:Y:4 Plillgh he , • 911:eled ten
ce ,tif i •lit ~, Opex•he Anisl 4 s ,for itberty to
i
it
,aji.. .. /
**,A#74ilV til hht;` Ibe , heiikt I 4ss
.hissisiMiSh4o4,lSitti:.heasev - tiarped him and
Me - 400,80#1,1 . 44*11# they had to remain
,'4 alt n; g Aik.oll„„..lv,he, of . -t,4 e , Pfght — Pitt.t.
4 0
",
- #144 1, ': ,,, ' ,i% 4,1 ~,,., •"," .1;,..., , ,, ',"",- : , ~ ,
%` 4 , 4 t11..,,' ;,, 5 .. 4 ,,' __ ~,
-'
1 ,4 701 . 41, 4 :10 5 g,r 1,11 , cOlte"40 1 / 5 1/ 1,, i '', ".••
~", .::_,!„ '' iMhilent 01/, ) 5 , ,t69'; Y.Herald' pre,
-.,sii . *iiiilifessisiftliiii'Oestrist the , hill as
' Sol S , ;
fain:. fin be'en• paid fo'r...
thib
'•ittientias •in
.ooilitiiiattrite*inng t! %R
itc ...clarks;'
land , 00fters'
14 ,
uta co
ivifP'y.,9ow Me
Shalt .'its4iti:et`' , 'p,ohlic'llinq
ha r, ie - renproved
ti - e'in; and'!hut
olf ;fc . ety'iir chatge
•the
+lo4ltVtaritieiillitrl wou e
iifvert), mint thOrn
filEiliWidtkrief;,
•
niosteit-tilft:*oill4.on.nt-
Ofttostnvbe-fitifil)lkidlcir
**ib'
• =
„
MitOCCONVO 4I I°N* t
i The, Delegpto3.elect'ed 'tO ;the Dlmoiratic
tiisQ)ll
Itie'l4ll 'Of rifi z i.ll9 . 4F,o;:e.4tiAi4siiiiiio64. ft;
oc.iprk,. A. 13y . :0r.
-de r
Wstill.:Miaitt'4 l 9' eta d es * , •
•- - •
,combinnOons...The ; Ocimar cdic
•
.‘..tr'The'4acicsitn /lensissf 'tor'. ,and
fullit;says;rrilt,vory,orisia in the 'affairs of the
4Untry t and rtop,y;:importanenational qUeStian
‘Whfcle , hiiii arisen the adjustment of Congress
kinscithe foundatiOnof our government, has
'produced, to a g,reatei or 'hiss extent, new Po
:
litica) ,cothhitiations:. and changes in ibe cop
sttnition of paAies. .SOine, • as the Democratic
ptirtY.,for inatance r p,ermanentin their
rOfganizalian, and retain the same general Char-
OCteristich from . fetto but the 1110iviclii
coniposing them, as,mighi :nat'urally'be
pected from a,,peoplefree from, hereditary
ilication,•.,are far from being, permanent in,their .
party- attachments. These, are , . changed. With
Changing intereste2.and relations, - hy Mo t ..
(h . /f.'s of poptilarltY I:lo4,peTi9nal
'ambition, or
bY'differenee of opinion. inregard to. rneasnei,
Whichortre.necessarilitbo2test of Party. fidelity.
Ie England, a-antri who,is horn to, the peerage
May be. safrlY set. down rot% tory all his, lite-:
.tinte; but 'in the'United, §tateslit often occurs
that cltizeas prominent in pOlifics; in the course
of airing series of ye‘ate,,,ohangc.their party es
secietions, if not.iiieir general. views and. piin-
hCildes. Such new political: combinations are
l'Occurring.at every step'in our national career. ,
E . very „new issue which .preseuts nil
evqry. compticqtion in our domestic or foreign
policy, - develops new . party in opposition to
that great Demoeratic .s organizatiori which is
AciOted to thembintenance of the federal. colli
near Mita original spirit and integrity. Indeed,
oppwition to 'the Democracy, n hatelver ground
it may asstime, or' means adopt,.l6 .carry ~out
its,primary: objects, tins elvrays, been.tbe 'life
and essenceof every temporary organization
which has arisen to content the •field of nation..
al politics and , tittivc" for the control, of the na-
Oooal government. Even the Democratic r
ty i self is not individually, the samant various'
littrgars : W:its : ,,intxt.:...;4,l;.,._ , Whild,nreacEii , tig its
name and;dintidetive itrincfPles, and mattittp.
log it's position Mid ascendeney through nearly
every reat Strn , ;gla both clitctive and leeisla=
dye; since the adoption of the Constitution, It ;
,the . human body, which`
is constantly titlniinilating anti rejecting itscen
etitoent elemental' undergone . many • material
,dbaugeeof tioulpOsition in ; the course of a , single.
- generation.; ;Upon, the, poiick of . the ;last war
with Gre;alßritain and the.. war with Mexico,
both Of. the : establishment
,44Fppeal ol the Missouri - ,cOmpromise,, upon
the' issue of the adints' Sion of ,T exa e, of a , nation'-,
;al-bank, the Andependent, ,t nary, the tariff,
the'compromise measures, the Kansas-Nebral
Ali Act, Native-Atnerieanisno,,, and allthe ever
:.vorying,'nes;er-:ending. - phases of anti,slavery,,
tit; Demoeratic party hae,lost and won a mut,
titude
olatiherents, among- the masses as. Well
'as in the. walks of public., life, without in the
least affecting its integrity orarresting,its tri
umphant .progretts..
~ Although - the position it
.assumed. , : in,referance . .• to each , of
.thesp.issues
was the signal for the desertion of -many,of its.
'trusted and prominent.le.aders,..and though its
OnOmies . ,ati now, predicted its defeat and spelt-,
dy disitOlution-Whe:n: ,mo
ipi;ptiiiii.qi,tt4ihiiiii;•thti result not Only proved
'hern-false Pritititetii, but vindiciited the Wisdom
of Its Pelicy;and ,strengthened. and
.einufolidatea-itimrganization." • .
. . .
P E PUTY ItiARSHALS. • .
The' tithe orths ippOintment of Deputy Mar=
• ,
Shalsle het generally known, and being ,a mat::
. ,
ter'of !acquit; - we copy.`, the - followinginforma
„
iieri from the'taller, Iferizkit • '
;The tilting of the census:' will, not be corn
. MenceethefOre" the ;fifif sof 'Stine; 1800. It is
Usual - for Catitress•to pasirlews 'providing 'for,
or refatEns•lo the census,. before each. decimal
4,taking , .
cis,e,aßpnintrooats of Deputies are not usually
inincleYeautiot'ind'eed Made,' until it, is
aiten'Wlterhei tYoritreitc-Will Vio ; '
vieioiin 'references' trilt; It is. very,probabbi
cen,gyksa•Will.riPt•tiat: .111).91: p abject next
n
view of the ease it.is not at :.all
likely that atiirD';pii : iiit . ti will bb appointed
lore,the Spring of:1860:' ; • •••
4 '• a c l
,%,_.y,ttie , 0
• ~.,-*Vie ll e " - of
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it '"
boldiers "aettlT,l
''o'
are C°,l.li tkiley.,
li
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a' CoPi
.3 -... ,nol:'Wil.ooX. fqr ' '
A •,'' ri, itiffebii'o ., .; --7- perintf.n
N 944 .. f.tlvi, 37.tev. e - ''' "frontwhix
~ .. tielleport 0
.n Agyidm,i n,
: f0kt:',4491 , :- . ..• - 11. tbirid ePT I) ; e,I : .... ~ t iitihdred.
",feliiifili.4Lr.. ...1i h -‘4‘6ilo.lqu,,
i. 4,..
At-5, ~:-.2,,,,,,,ei.,,,:d0i10g., r'4 -.tsi,i,.siX tVeFe . •
`and` ii;ol,lr4.olN-7-, i10n1ber,. , ..... 0
mained
•-•,-.,':, 'ofthis , ... • 6ity,foor ;re
yoile."& , :, '.' - veil,
letef•-ify ThirtY'......„:T.,„-',,,,-,41,ed,, ,
tiAti- •I' 4 J. •,,,-nd.rf0urt,77c.„...4-4
OPrikr'sv,:`°?.-,,,:ciaifoil._p'47.
,:it'P.'kl44?!-Wl.l' .•,,,4{.400#
W - ‘,,,P99kc''' 'tiedif,4l,° ',..
,i,,,iiii:03,41(4,....,:r .Goorat, del
-..- ke- - ,.,44.ha1i - ,tn,-..,'.
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4t , 4 ,,,'',1(`` ;\, * (41;,44 4 91. m -
.-1'11Y;;'"P F'''':''''. '. 7,' :of Publish'",'
i1i1ii.6001''..c...4t1;4119041r°t, 1 %,..,i der . Of
,01#461iih*. • , f -;,n 4 „ oni there .
14 1. ii y will con fer , . . .• iii, the facie,..
,R .' b'oeiliting'_ ~
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,Ttiq.rellivits r i.iirtiie qiu!ar 'terip, ai..oiit fr4iii
*,141-,' , ' ..* •'' -.. ' : .-' 't
".-,: . '1,',". . •
.'.it:" ''Y.. • . . 11 42, : -
“, . , qt. A RTI.It SESSIONS. ~ 1 7 ,: ,
''.Ciiintiiclficealth vs. C. B. Craiplallz4Assiult
za'.o ilattevV , Fond guilty tiiio,...sefttqnce.4l-10,
:Or(! fine o(P.,aid-cdats, : - r:' '.`,..:..:
.: dotpmonvetath ' vi., 8.. S.• '6oulil.-:litel
• Foiand , ' giiil ty- . -pititioii. .tlietriew. iiiiiVirantedi. , i :
.....pcitn„,..7s.',...Loyi,..Apspn•Pptit • liarpqny . . 7 , -,
F9e,50,,'0 guiltyafict.sentiqcs4..toCkie 4 - 19tpec!f :
. Ciiiii;•i!i•,' Tho:injwl3'reickiviiy==tairo3o :•:-
.I",l4dtit! guilty .and ''sentinc"Oeto the House of
,(0,1*.z.•:;.:—.... - X.
..:.:A
4-Plc . ‘;'ll':.•:'l,‘.:
.i::' , -'..;t:91
k**4,jit,s.#/i:..5'.14.0,P1f,
, . .
forjUe
Azi6olliklr4fidltibiffolittslufittebttal :And Jurgeit
Aklicuroptiittro StatOo.abd yhe 40 , *r.
?ley: ore ii 3 Ogicirlied'.,to. 10r,..u0i,, , at our
MEE
850 7.::,
John »K'i C.otnt . tock .ve. Itoistf
NiditiOnt fit Plif. for $588.73.... ' •
' 6;trM6'Orei.e. A. 11.,1*nton. Judement .
for DOft.. • • •
.
. H.l3": , Diclrinson•—Action for
datfiages". on warranty; „Tory ,could noteragree
and - weredisaMirged.- •
W. Carr.pbell , Ve. A. Crandall: • Judg
ment for Plif:for $3;525. •• ." . • .
,
D . ivordes were decreed in the following eases:
• A;H. Hamm vs. Julia R.-Barton.
' • .' • '
Ctroline Johnson vs. Simnel W.- Johnson.
;'lsane Winser ' ' •
Tavern Licenses were granted to the,folloic:.
J C.'Holmes, Aator House', Sinethrort:.-"
• Thos.Goodwin;..Farniere Valley, Beating.
P.. , M.,. .B ra dip rd. • : •
Ostrander 'NorWieh. - •
THE'-FREE . RAPiIICING"LAW
We . iintlee: imps thir
Piess: - e strong disposition among our legislators
.
at Harrisburg -to - pass.a - free bankinglaw at the.
present-session, - all • the information' we,
glean frorri the • feel Well . assured .
that it is- 660 •
the :most p tipular measures
• " , • .•
that could be a lielieve" that' in
.some' counties I , the entirit population
Would chectfiill unite in recommend ing
the'oth'er . Northern .. -Sfates • have
adopted. semi such system, and; in noiut of thini
is .there en much to recommend it as in our own
Coin moiiWeal th. • - the'State - stock of Veil ris yl
.. •
.vania would furnish en admirablit tiasis.for the
.operatn
io"or suCh hank's, as-it isone of the, most
. • ,
substantial securities jrithe . world„ the Whole.
eommonwealth being pledged for its' der
tiop,-and the State being thus 'certain
banking:privireges - cente'Mplated weidif
en's Ifoundation:. - The:- old sySterr
its favoritism . , its iincerttiinties, ruirtits'.
rity, is behind' theage; and must give
an Improved One.. If thelineMbOrs oft
ishittire
,are anxious to Obtain. a strong 111
on tlie ixffe'eVnans of the' people;•theY . -Wil
.• • , . . •
a well iligeited free-liantiing law the ,
. • •
.see.iion: • '•
crowd were all , rushing to the auction adrons ,
,atore, - in view of the gieet , bariaine,that were
.being : had, we (the tijunior''.) dropped hijust as'
Ben.'_ was'eleVatimi a white letiver»..-16orte of
the. real old :stock", and.no - ,Before
we had t i me toexstriine•tha .artiele;'We found•
that our, asenior" : had ':gOt'stuok that same
at -tyro+ six, 'eent,t-:-' .
'."He
M'lMediately made , e:.tranafer of all the right;
title iind interest in .the aforessticl h a t to ourself
=-Ltherim;nominetiuder the -heed fef an appue
te'ninco,:.and beiri wderstoocl, as it was not
'very decidedly evrusel on: the face 77 when 'we
started Out and With a: chap . who:insiriti-'
ated . aoMething withgegard to: trading horses, :
probably miataking.us for'a.borselockey. We
next teil.in with a memberlof the church, who
appMached With extended digits, and was about
'esliin'g with regard' to our next appointment;
when 'he'diaeovered that we 'didn't preacia s poll
tics in the Pulpit: : Lest we tniglit r he 'mistaken
'tor snmething worseperhaltiaistativa Ameri.‘
can—we made a proPositiori to trade with ocr
friend Esqoire 8.,. Who , yen' be leen .meteing
ut justice to litigants with ;all the increased
dignity 'Wltieh the hat Must .necessarily Tend.
Long may it' wave,, and may the nap on ney.
. ,
•• An instance occurred in New York it which
'a hapk,has had to suffer , for negliglen
,in a
'small matter. — A merchant, keepp his ac=
count with' ihe American Exchange Bank, de
posited two notes for collection. ''When they
/
cane due the maker ' did not take them up, and
they were Protested., The pers Aepositing
sued the endorser, he refusing to ,Fty, because
notice of 'protest was sent thrr gh the mail.
The,court held' that the eer de of ‘ protest
through ; the mail was not an cient to charge
the s ,endorser. The person - atling the notes
then sued the bank; and not •nly recoyered the
face: L oflgeirli also ,co gilled the bank' to
. .much
for
costs'and his coun el's
f e e s . s e .
for sli serving prote
ervists thicp. the, mails.
~ H on. Wm.' Btorant, of
has*or i for himself die)
niaris, :by the clear 1
which he advoc'ate.d'
ti4,sei.tink:forth th
of the rates of
hiirnenib berielite-wi
dry'. a ticl- the' i a(iti 4 rl
besides ,affcirdia*'.4
branch of'tritde,,fr . . -
ibtalle . ople-:of - tile
deeply' iriterectO. ~
petrolt
.Ftso ft•sso l says, that the girl
'Judson 41;cisi strange miiiiiage with an
,old
4sto;hus de. do•,much.'talit- t -vs . usdrsorced in
iticgouti 14900:0.k Jt probablo that tha
poidi:w Try ,
,4to?moFe,cii Opt disagres'.
4101 - e - •
bill declaring ICnap . p!a.Cfcel,, in this
County, a pul3lic highway, has been signed by,
the aol•Linor. •
Mf==ffil
Senator in Congress,
Iteem of Pennaylva.
Id forcible . manner ..in
policy .of the ,pxecti..
sece.skty of en increase;
Upon importitfrom. which
a eche alike to 1 he Treas.,
[al' elutes:, Of the.coantry,
ncidental -proteetjon, to .- s a
whicli , ,e, ileac Majority of .
"Keystone State" :are. eo
Wr2 , . 4E.LYCAleis:ed.
.I#7 . ,yomio's i (I s'syi; : th*t.
vii? oue storied ( it cetriiition * O 4 •iF
allitOls js v?iikrAity e'e a s ien al.iitelfpitt esti Of co rn
.
'lli§fty f the. Pres3lllerit:t,ch'ergiiii
ie.;OeetralleYerif-'o( the .esiferigtette6 of W.
'litchi-nee 4)0)1 fe all its.
,vi 4is i t des:•fi never: o Ora ate 41, nia aty as
•
Ate'.lo? F_ePPliter otiBl T
retutatietitl.iliotihilMOstahsorit
rumor 00 1 ,44" Pa of • credibility frollt perpetu
al repetition. The, follOvVint. etatement, .for,
iristencerGAng • been propagated " '
a llor.'.:orFolfqqa as , accepted" fratb. the
Oppostion.jouroals: , „:. • 2
stple . Siamin.yrinting Iniestigatlng corrf. : _
tnittee'iS PMgressing; testi-
Yeeterday . scine'develoPirierite,,regerd , '.
ing tho,elietion in. Pennitylvetiii,..Were made,
Mr. Wendell,'-of the: r.l))iony.ilays he distrihuted
large,,eutrie, for : p . offticaf. perposeil,, especially
wheii : .the public prikiig.wrie.tinder his charge..
.and.thttt'lie 'received letter 'frir Mr.,lfuclan;
an; riMfestitigihim to 'expend ; $l,OOO tO defeat
John Covdde,,whiCh he refuied:to do." •
The SI/less:says a More' .shOtnelets calumnY
never. originated . in; the malice of political' foes.
INlNAlVendell has.,testified to no•such "c.harget
nor-could he•witbout ...corntriittintr.- the ';basest
perjury. Indeed; :the , necupation ;is palpably
faltiet.shicirthe person fOr whom , Mr. Buchanan
itirepretiented to have. 'employed his 'influence;
wai.the opponent of. the .4dimnistrition.or its
leading measure:
. '- r' • ' : •
• : :THE . WAvEs:",-Unqer
this' iieading . the .qarlisle - ,(F.egland):gxaMiner
publishc spilftrits of a_paper;.cnclo:sedin, n.
'hottle, picked ..tifion: the 2 1 1th•Of . :Tanuary, npar
etirnhartandihire, :by .the
. eoast
blowing: a whole
.gale i'matits'gone by the board; water six feet .
the hold, Makitig fast ins.P4eoi all hands at
the . putinps; !pester and three of the crew crier-
Gnd help': us. :James 'Harris;, mate,
AmrrlCan ship :Jane, - of. B.Jstmt,
; this'shouldtippen; 'God's assist
ance, :to reaci• la . nd,..teleg,raPh to Lloyd ?s in.
London immediately..',Cargo thrown • corerL,
board . .. No hope for the ship: . 1.,
• • . .
'' . i ree.Treitsory Doe'rtment has 'notified .the:
executor of
,thilate Benton: of a judgment
against the deceatied,rendered'in 1 . 82.0, in favof
of the:l7nifedStaia's r fOr $7,000. Gove s i
ment claims priroiity in payMent. The , exee•
:he
•• . •
The subject was:to come up nt the present ses
sion Or CongieS, end. continue to be
'the, life and soul pf,Republicanisrii,
• •The- secret:of the .change.,is that the people
Kansati.haye refused longer to
~..bleed" for
the.berefit of political , Ogitators...,TheY 'have cduclutled . that:theihed "brisinetts of „their own
toattend l rtp,aad..thatitWas more profitable to
-devote themselves to feuzitlation of
1 new and.mospertta community. They i have
not, daptened the,ilooys of Congreseiturjng the.
present` session. They have : not asked for ad
mission. Somebody net authorized to,repre,
sent, them-e Senator. SewOrd, we believe it wits:
officiously Presented tyrecinest'for the admission'_
.tfridei what is knOWn as the, Leavenworth ,Con :
instre ment,; as is. well not
e,ot aP under. the sanction *law*. But Senator
Preen, froMthe Committee op Te . tritories,..stai
ted,that,he had been keques•ted'hY the Delegate .
from .arisas-(gq - mblican) . not to report on the
Leavenworth appljdation; tliepeople' Of Kat
sai did not deSire, admission, urOer:it.. ••.
In the mean jittle the Legialature of . Kansas
bisquietlypassed a. law, whlib Gov•.• hiedaiy
has signed, submitting. to the' b people the quei
tion .olcalling a coavention:to form a ConstittiL
tion'prepatattify to ddiniesien as.a State.' 11',•
on this the people will, vete, without •Anitem
and, very little, regard - to the questions
Which hiyeheretofere agitated the Territory;
If they decide ier a , •coitventiiip, a donsiitntion
will be •tramed,lSed next winter,Kansas 'will
come to Ccingress with a 'population -hilly:equal .
to the requfred tqtioi)f tt , preeientation, and mill
be , admitted inde'ed„ as
in . the. Case of. Oregon . the RPriubliciins should
conclude to oppnie her admission; . ~ • '
The KanSas hiNbug has ignominiously' col-.
lapsed.--;44aoy Arivq..
Vre s learli from 'the Philadelphia Daily Nmov
that D. C. Taylor, :f o rme'rl y of • the
.• ,
Nefitinalifs'..Co., hie accepted. the . .apncir fo r
regiidy in N. Y.,'N. J., Pi., Del:,
Ind.; Va., &N. C. • • •: • , •
•
Wherever. can - terbove or lessen the ilk.' of
••• • . •
tnanklnd,ls '.public ~•
Suchis..this
..• • i
medicine now introduced'lnto our - mdst...lt is
.a wonderryl di s covery and well, worth the. at
.
tention.Of all afilietettwith intlainatork .
It is no cure all, 'bin is prescribed but lin one
clang of diseaseS,.ititid'eonaes to:te „with testi
trionialttof
the bitthest;clnsg..,,The,Anfiflggis
tie..Salt if not patent inedieina; bin, the:pre:
scrip ion of 'an, phiaiciart; and'a'falth.. -
ful.trial . m . ee.t a'fiurf 'reivard; Lei eery One ietid.the - ,circfilar;:. .
k7oil.isi -,tbpse by whop 4,1 s rei sale, see
Advertisement. • ,
In,the Sinate oh Siturday; 81,idell with
'fiiii:oUtt'it'n'-'Ol, and - gave .'notice that - on
the; first day of the:next:iessidn - he ehotild call
it up again. fiertOidt :the oiirtflin' . eirder to
protect the;Appropriation bilis; and preverit
any increase in tffp „ neuesOty for an extra Rai
'don, A tneafsitge , vetoing p . thp • Agrieultnrat: ,
College' bill was sent: to. the House by. the,
Preiident: • '
,;..shliotinsrAffair•lrcWisbingson: :
•LaitiStintfa 'afternoon, Hon. Ultb E..SiCk
lies,.:Blidliber of Congress
York;;gled Philip Bart : TV-K.l' Hi'S:•llll,l6l,Ct ,
Attor'oi for thb'Histrict
Washington. '
'ebnveisiqg with. Mr. Butter=
worth of . New lirory:iCity, when Stekles ap
proncho4,,,harid kiii , inesedueed his
ititartitii.'shot him, with . a ,revolyer,_
firlogtkreeShOts,.of which two. took fetal eC
rponcreptS...,Sjclr:
)es rreniiMiii himself l.o.l.kiapiltiti.tities' and
was con Anet
''Air:.-KaYe:lie",arll4,eiii,4-ftiAigp;"-taney; dfid
brother in , IMF of 'Mr , ,Pendleton, Menilier of
Congress, from . Obia.•• The'lether 'Or 'Mr. Key
the . authbr . ofthe ;,,St,nrSpS'ogled
Key and Sickles were both the intimate•friends
of the PreSidenf; •
. . " . • . •-. •
' . • -•'Vlresitivcroy, Feb:•2B: ••
The.eXtitemeht.,in lep.r4:to,the tyagedy , of
.yesterd'ay' has 'abt4d'hut
The counsel at L l .h. 'Sickles,have wa
'the fact- t hefthe' grandf.fury meets
day; and which a prematurefdi.':....f..i;,'
the: defense is prevent e d,; which.clefe".
sai 1,
_will p.teseiit
the:
,public: h ive .: litilg'ant cipation : `s y: the
pioseentiiiirX
tu,.rned to. his wile.thi . wedding rin g
. which
hao.t.aken..s.from.:bei. and for,•whi . .ehhe.:orti-.
.
.IVdtsing . roir, MaFCh..l
' The dreadful tragedy. of Sunday still.,contin 7 '
ties to agitate the*r.binninnity. Thefe . are.iew
- . additional :acts:relative to the sad affair; • Para . .
parenti'hofh.visited Mr,Sickle.s at the
jail te;day. He is 'quite broken' domm'phS•sie
and entertains no misgivings as•to the re- 7
Ault of thz trial,. hor does he manifest remorse
for the act which he•deemed necessa ry to yin-,
dicate his own His ~ u ft..ring arises en 7.
.tirely frotn. the : domestic ruin Which the late
occurrences have' wriiught. Mrs. Sickles i;
still here. Her- state'of Mind„is, described.as
pitiful..:in the extrenneshe'has scarcely eaten
.Or slept since .Satur,clay; -, The statement that
Mr, 'Butterworth was in any. wily 'eon.
(*.erued: With thiS lamentable ' afrair,•.excepflo
-lidvise, Mr; Sickles to purinte.anlentirely.
ent' course, is 'denied -by a :card ArOm , hiingelf
and Hon. R. WO ker.'. • • •
The Commtinity will be astonished to hear .
that .Ei•r. Lunia. P. Brockett;,-fOrmerly of : thr
firtri 61.Breel:ea and, Ifurchinion, 'bookieklers,
(of Ha rt ford,)' . was this. afternoon: arrested
charged : with •forging-the endorsement of. Allyn ,
S. Stillman upon a note at• ssol:i, deposited' wit h
G'.• P. Bissell,& Co.; as collatteral security for
a call loan. - There are several forged endorSe
nts 'held br aanks, brokers and private..eiti
, ainountin. , in the whole'td , severartheu
r. Brockett has held a:high reputation as
a' 'gentleman, a •scholar, and a•Christiari, being
i!a•churcli ineenbet in.jegular standing:, 'His
,kostritiotimis to several Magazines ,aUtr papers;.
to Anpleton's Cyclopedia, and. his literary la=
t;ors:ot various kinde, 'ainan. of cn.ltare
rrl . -
oi , erwhelmsd with grief •at' this most' strange
development.
. .
A ClNowt:Art . WrItE.S.O TO §lll. Faaseis
widoWl ad y Arra. Anna Cooper,
(nee Harris,)poW a:resident of our 'city; and a
dweiler in . 't he. inernediate' Vicinity for, several
yeais,.but . formerly• of New Jersey, cluims to
he 'a lineal descendant; of Sir Francis t)ralce,
intro' died in L'nejand or thereahout arid
left' a,it . immense estate;' wort h :som , !
000, which, 'after passing.thentigh- s'everals:en
erations, has .at last bec , n to,lind .one of
the fainily upOn.'whotn,..te bestow. . The
sons and danghtera,. Uncles arul 'aunts,. Sisters
and' broth , !ra, cotishis .cousins' eoestits,
have all died, arid*; in• the whole Oftritajh .not'
a relative:exists who .can accept'the,.collossal'
.
The manniters'of themagusiticent estate have
fora Year past been Seeking a line"al deseend- .
ant, as - nainfaluoder -circumstances;
nu
meroirs'person9 into whose family thr . ham.of
Drake has entered, have made. researches into
their genealogy iind,endenvoredte make a good
.ehowing•fOr their Drakelin.eage. •
SeveTa.l. parties.—one two Trom this 'city-,
have even crossed the -.Atlantic. to prove their
title;' holitthey have all diseoyered that .their
name of . Drake has descended . thro'ugh' sotn;.
,other channel than the descendants of,.SirFrarf•
relitive of Mrs: Cooper—one of the
same fainify, :and strange to say,, considering
his prospective good fortune 7 is how:in Erii
land, endeavoring to prove that "all the .blood
'ell" the. Drakes in 'his Vetns.-L-Ck;icintiaii
•ITAIIY. - -Tfre Paris "Pre'sse ,lanuury 17th
(hos subs up the latbst sews frsm Austrian
Italy: • . • . •
.
“Incessant :movements . of troopa,
ruads.hloclied...up,by the:•Austrian regiments
and military material, an • increase of - the po
lice force, the 'of • one hundred and
three serv ants of the Lombardo, Venitian
way, revolutionary placards onthe walls; sedi
lions cries in the -streets, and the refusal to
tiay taxes—such - are the.most rennin:l:able facts ,
welled in the Piedemontese journals and
in our letters from Italy. The Austrian offi- .
. cers in _Pavia state". openly- in dhe cafe° that
they are the advanced guard of the army which
will very soon invade Piederriont. . “It is.ci•-
:tain," says the journals,. t.‘that theY,liave' re•
ceived orders .to hold themselVes in readiness
for a campaign."' '
.. • - •
The Pernecratic..State Conveniionof
gan ,hais• 'norninateli . ex,-Gov. Felab, for. Chief
histice of Suprnme..Cburt. •
Posyllifaster.Geperalßrosyn is very ill. . - .The
latest advices frem his . physician gist; but little
hope of hie recovery. --
It ip stated that the Rimiarrwar for m single.
yeni, cost ever 1250;000;060 ) no emall:amnunt
spetit•in . filfantini people. . • . 4
number of.'ennviets 'in the Weifern
itentl'aiy dt: th is' -tiine;' is tao:',t bgdfeil 'rind
t , venty-thiee,--• q, higher, numbei
embraced'%vithinlts want: . ' •••
.A writer says,that,',,wifile'sittimin the; gal
lery of the Scrucie Channber;itnilleekinedistiin
,
hponlhoiisseciibTed wiedoin 'therein"colacted,
he:counted 64 candidetesior the Proficiency.
-' , Pirsiin,Bfo*nlow' of thei; KnOxiglie Whig,.
•sayit,lhat 4 , 4' be is !denied 4hi..privilege,ot go-,
ing to Reavoo k aipr 4ostb, his , Aecond choice,
is Piltimore." . •
••••••-• • • ood;tnicitot . ni ,
Fre* t 14(410 koik;iT.A.kiine4t4iii(tiact 414 -
rell4wilg;•.'h! • -•
* Di5.1110490, - O,Ori*nlaktstbese iteevetyitf:
an 1na4 1 110511 . ..-in
Ithe.Weate#lo-&:.
'' nr cikeolog I •1 0 . ),11. :t
a ep.)i . 4 o;RUP,.tuttittOithlii the,.
'tin ed
. • Sra T b r: aps ety ,varied,, .
af;'
nort,h, than. south'.
.cates - that' rhey were: 1m ilr by ig jt:l/ 4 1 1'
, oegle,,l l l.ey, are ;,-.geitaittliyittlPit nu
.mefoui' in`'tho'se' arts. of the':bligeissippi:•Valley
'Whieh• ttie:neWinOst-fiiiipeiptisV
he IA 6 . , 4 1 ,itfti: Cir Wisconsin erejiie
the„sbape:. Of ~aris i tnall...•,4lstatol•- .
these doundn..ar, eplaCeiofsapttlahre, , and;
with
th:e. ske e re : shrrietinies: _ fennti;breireimple
eyeripieeeeof
iii the §outli and_ west . • banseen-ari&are . being
built. by.4he-Intliens;il4t they-aredillecentlrettl; . ;
the.ancient Moundcin'letrery'respeOt,
.Y; The ndver'fountion'•th e
on' • th
firsiderraCe of ; the:direr, :
supp.~se prove`to that t hey izo.Ofolfe,
- .o.i:pie:fjOhr,loioipp,ii,.
divides theni•idto'.Moundi of '..sepulture, of stie-• • •..,
warships of observation';'; and; of de=
tad re :rarely : contain - more -than•;:twe'rileele- -
•• ,!.`ii; and .ai4::Stinfire:Oh'eliifienclThe'itiiintirt . -
r e v.e : ere dr, Marshall aeon tyji • -
Ique• is'aeverityleet lilgteigitifilifdred •
• in eircbmferettee s -and. h.foreattrees.-.: •
It was opened . in
.1838... and in, ; ..thetentre . - ,was-..'
found,
:chamber eanstrtieted'of stene,,Witli. •
a'paisage.Out • towards -the nottit
'of the' slieleton . i'.viiere . • , found' hoptierlinceleta,
and e'smali:storia'f.pabble, , "cOntaining - :the , in
seription . which bait:or:cited •136 : Mbeh.atferlitin,.1
was lying nearby..
.ate-iaised:.platforine . , tiltiti•irronmiss:.l:Cliiiii
:rk skeletons erelound; siiggesf,. hiiman
'burnt Offkirings.;, one such skeleton'hid. its skull.
frac • tuied•io ,. mach- atr.to . piciduee Thit••
e'uard-mourids . .rarely contain any remains ; their•:
:position indicates :theii
. Oha reefer.. Mounds : of ;
:ohsarilation (.6mniabd . ..moat• of, the•Vallsy . of:the
Mfasissippi; and-probablyAtervedrOwe frre,tele-;
gra ` T he temple• Mon ndn;
elonures, • and
. eontain _.no
have been thrown op by the 'lndians tleferice ,
and 141; refinie in inundation. -SO•also the
iann , steno over ; their dead;`
Occasionally , eireles.'ofstene . ;are (lined lima'.
'the brick of the Mounds, :ienninding,•,us• the'
"Druidical Th 4 .• are-moat frequent iris
Yhcaten. :•There . -'-ntipear.: to•Jiave • bean!. (Our'
methods of interment bYlthisancient•race t.fi fit
a chamber in the: centre of eirienrid;'streteh•
•erl from east•to.wt-'..st, with 'copper, - ;ornaments'
apeernikanying • .the', body,; . second,- by folding;
'the bodyi n. a small "'stone 'coffin.; .third;,,bYin- , .
crimation;.iheTai.hes heirg:plseed. 'eartherii •
ware'u rns . ,•snn
‘:vhieh-.Was probably only. done after:the:6ns , ',
'Ol slaughter of a battle.. .. • •
iisiTFoßn,
. .
• 40Antellisent Arberican now in who
aCc'ese:trithe•best sOurceirof.'inforintqion,
writes .t.he, .ti private iiote dit . ted .
'3d,. on 'the aspects Of-Eu7
"Here I thinit,, the sentiment• is tattiest .uni•
ve'rsal, thatAvar . meat.'come, that the Emphrpe
J. akermined'illipo it, thei it. may be. delaYe.ci 111
it Ow
Is) the existing'iroublee: • :
.
) ' , lt i s undoubtedly true , that the'uthlOseic;
tivity prev . ails in all the , ,FreOCh.irsenals; navy
yards and doolts...k large .additional •number
or men
.bas been emPloyed, and:the. work..ii
• pro•ieen te. d• with - t he greatest :energy. lit relay!:
of hands, •worliing extra bonrs, and.riight"
Well' as ilay.• Arms; mitnition';and provisiOns •
are adeumulated, and are transported exactly .
to these points where; if 3frar,wati tb eihrt - to-
Morrow, they'. would :he waiitetl
The artnY and navy hayi both'beelireinforeed
Aaree 'additional .nttrobdrs ofmen hatie..been
added . - to the a rmy . on the sdut heastern•Alne . of
France. .1 am told, on what' I lielletiedri
entirety . reliable , authority, dhat ekivernment
hos recently . purchased. 25;011 - horses, and"!
'also bear as a rurnor, and Which- . .deerds tie;
can firmed 'by so me eirctirnstances,"aiiir Ceitaiti 7 .
Iy in crcdited . byivery intelligent and generally„
well informed persons; that ttii, arrriy. of' 18,000
men is on its warnominally, to Algiers; really.
-
to reinforce the garrisons, ia , 6iVita
. Vectia and
Rome, and thus to seitire an'tipproach tbwardi
A nconaind. mo'vernent thc•. direction Of 1
Venice::" This. ieinforeenrient' s Will ); make the
Fre,,ch .army'ie Rome act,ooo , stroni.
• •
'lt is asserted, With: the uttrasst:•4•Mindetice;
hate treaty.uf oflgaSive add defensive'
has been.actually . signed*etWeen France,' gas- .
iin.and Sardinia: . It is impossihle to , knOsv the - .
a ctu . al truth ~with regard to ,this; for : : td* . roetr:; , •
ern merit keeps its own' :ouncijs. •
(040 thiti"trkaty .
agreed 'upon, tOth' 166'6 arWashitiOttivi:
, • .
is'agreeit bepween high contracting
parties. that , the prtivisions for, the mutual.
tradition of criminals , bettkeen.4he United State.
or AM - price and' Pre nee, 'of 9tit;lllo,and
Feb. 14, 1845, and now in force- between
two governmen'ts, to persons not
onlrcharged with crimes 'therein mentioned,
but also 'persons charged o With the 'foil Offing.
crimes, whether as 'principelsi'• - tteceitiorioribr
accomplices, vizt.Forging, or knowinily'pais
ing or-putting in circulation o.citinterfeit•coin.or
hank notes 'or other paper as ifirrenC.4noney,
with: int ent', to 'defraud
embezzlenieni by anyi . person or pereims biretl
or salaried, to the detriment or theiretonloier.
when these crimes are subjeettii infamouti pun-.
ishincnt." , • • • •
. . .. _... . ~ .
PosTronan.—ThitEtlanaa at jib'' Be n nett ll ° 4B e
vrill .1?e 'held on Thu rscliq the-10tkOnst4 ,101 4ead
of Wedn'Osnlay; 'as "giiian'ilu(bilhoistkOlOk., 2 ~...
. .
IttptßlED;
At the Astor'House in this villageongthe
evening of flu) rd in • st:x : by C. BAriati Zig.
Mr. Joirly Merip to :Nov RitopA. A • PATTERAON,
. . ... , . .
......, - ."'..,, .. ; ',21',.. , : ; „; . ..;',' ...I)*Pi.,:! - : - L 1;'...);. : ;1 , ... , ,, ,.. .,.:.- ri:,' '. ;•-..
.4,.,'Ailni6:Cii4c, "PakcA.tiiiv,iiiiiiii.ii!? 7,,,i.i0.0 ~
tho . -, '-ilo)i ~ ,i i3ti,il6,. , Dslit - ...tit'ilx.'is . :; , .:. 4,*utOte! . .of.
the sale 'lle v : 'iriii' , Ti. Evi4;' lige . 44! , - ielrii; . '
At Annin 0id0k . ,... Stindaf:":',the 27th
or TYPhohtfeisT)",-,LVolik4l!*l4 aged . 46
•
1:i1:/Oitiilioiotv1-;tiili;. on, tilo
APEPIT`teIroP; aged 13 P t ;•.'":•,'('
In : Niirirrell faYineWTIK Op the,:' : 27tht Olt:,
Sonitlittn•COleirtivi;Sii , ; a ff a
73 years, 11 months and'2l days,
. .
Tlie Piospect, of War: in'perope
EXT R AORbINA