'Foreign News.
tSTow nrk. brinsrs !
news from-Europato the'31st-ult. ' Tfi-ex-
citcmcnt Wbout t!io" threatened iin-usion of
England bv France, hud subsided. Gotten
had advanced an eighth of a penny; an
The I'rcHideialiial Vt.
Thefollovingtis thcrclae vote on the
Presidency 'at.iHe lasandfktfthc next elec
tion,, under the apportionment by the new
census. The Southern States gain four and
d Flour . lose he members; the nettgaiu of the North
jjeffevsonian
sixpence a barrel. The gold mining in
trulia continued prosperous. . Capt. Penny is i
Urniihltfiltt ! gellmg up an cxpcditon 10 scarchfforT Si.r
ltCPaUUlUlU John Franklin. The executors of Louis
r,"iev , philliupenrotcstagainst the confiscation of the :
Tituii(it' February 2o, 1 & , o I
Orleuns property. The confiscation still pro-j
Land Warvaul lor Sale. duces an agitation in France-President Bo-j
S CBurnktt, Esq.. of this place, has 8 or naparte has given dinner to the English j
10 land warrants, which he offers for sale, i Ambassador, at which he expressed his regret J
Persona in want of the article are requested j at the prevalent belief thatrhe mediated hos-;
to call at his office. ' tilitics against England, and said, lie had no j
; . SUCH IIllUHUUU.
We are indebted to lion. James Coop- . Week Letter. By the arrival of the
or of U. S. Senate; and II. S. Mott, Esq., of : Cumbria, at Halifax, we have news 6 the 7th
the House pf Representatives, for valuable , -msU Cotton has declined. Breadsttfis were
public documents. I without a change.
j Parliament was opened by the Queen in
Aus-' is seven, of which California gives four :
I' S fisK- lnMsnn. on the 3d. Her Majesty, in her speech
The March number of Codcy s 8 ! ,nt:nnR w:th foreign rowers
IlKnliMllt . B"k"ul
v w Mi it 1 a
were ot-a incnuiy cnaraciur
Rook has already reached us.
ful specimen of the perfection to which the
fine arts have been brought in the United
State?. The plates are splendid, and the ar
ticles of the brightes character.
Small Pox. Dr. Field, of Wilmington,
Del., say that one table-spoonful of good
brewer's yeast, mixed with two table-Fpoons-Vnl
of cold water, and given from three to four
times a day to an adulr, and in loss quantities
to children is a certain cure for the small pox.
The disease ifi very prevalent at some places Hon of Lord Palmerston
at -present. The remedy may be easily tried. Lord John Russel responded, stating a-
She. refers to
the probable completion of a treaty between
Germany and Denmark, and calls attention
to their more effectual suppression. She al
ludes to the satisfactory state of the public
mind, the public revenue", and in conclusion
directs attention to the proposed amendment
of the Reform Bill, with rcfcreucc to Parlia- j
mentary representation.
In the House of Commons Sir Benjamin
Hall asked for an explanation of the resigna-
Slutcs.
Maine,
New Hampshire,
Vermont,
Massachusetts,
Rhode' Island,
Connecticut,
New York ;
New Jersey,
Pennsylvania,
Delaware,
Maryland,
Virginia,
North Carolina','
South Carolina,
Georgia, .
Florida,
Ohio,
Indiana,
Illinois,
Iowa,
Wisconsin,
Michigan,
Kentucky, 1
Missouri, '
Alabama,
Louisiana,
Tennessee,
Mississippi,
Arkansas,
Texas,
California,
Whole number,'
For a choice,1
VU PnnSvlvninn nPFcb. 11 TcrriftlC ACCiaCIll OH IIIC . iOFH
Mllie rcalTfacts concerning Got. JoKhj
ston's liquidation ofLli State debt, "are
lie used the money aes-
1819 IKK
) . . 8
it : t
t. VI . i
8 '-'6
11 M r 10 v;
io rio
)! ' - O'l
) Vll
7 ; ' 9
a 12 .
qnrrniv these::-
itrnated to pay tne inier.csi 10 rcuuou
principal of "that debt and when Wil
liam Bigler assumed the responsibility
of Governing Pennsylvania, lie was com-
j polled to. sigh a. bill authorizing a loan
I to discharge the interest on our debt."
Those "real facts" arcftoi facts. Ut
the 734,3G2 02 ot the puDiic aeut pam
junjlexGipy. Johnston's . administration,
A from the receipts
of tlie "Sinking Fund Law which receipts
ie required by express provision of the
law to be sacredly applied to the pay-
Tn'eiit of'the principal of the debt of the
f!riinmonwealth.
; ...!Cho public febt has not been reduced
since September last, so that the dcGeicn
cy. in the funds of the State does not
j arise from any payments on that account.
' The deficit results from other causes
from the illegal payment by the State
Treasurer to the Superintendent of the
North Branch Canal of 50,000 more
' i . . :.. i
ireiglit train run iniu lue rear car anu enure
ly broke it up,.kilhng almost instantlv three
' m( - . .!i,ui';;M0i.t "itii.i t,n 4 passengers anu etsvereiy wuuuuiug auoiner.
fmft ternble accident, which -has, jet 5, .... u,t of carel1BnC8a.
occurreu upuu ,
train coming to-N. York,, on Tuesday morn-' Another New Bank, has been organ
in' 'the 17th inst. The writer. of this accont ized under the geuera! law of this State, call
was an eye-witness and participant in the "The Merchants Bank " of Breton, in
" ; . , ... , . a ,i.-fj.i, ,iint Cumberland Cuunty, the bills of which have
thrilling scene, and will briefly sketch what just mad(j thejr appJeamnce here Thb an.
came under his notice. J nounccmcnt may be news to ihe good people
When the engine, with a baggage-car of that retired village. Newark Advertiser.
and four passenger-cars attached, had come ' IEJ We learn just as we are going topres?,
tn si sliarn purve in the road, about two miles that preliminary steps have been taken for
m..:....t. ,u r n...nuim in . locating a bank under the General Law, in
.west of.Equinunk, those of uswho were in
the next to the last car were suddenly start.ed
from our seats, thrown hither and thither by
that peculiar jolting motion, which is well
known to the experienced as indicating that
the car is off from the track. We were
New ton, to be culled the "Wheat Growers
Bank of Sussex County," with a capital -of
SoO.000. A stronger appeared in town on
Thursday afternoon filed the neccssaiy cer
tificate in the Clerk's Office, and took his
departure. Where the benefits, if any, of
this institution are to be dispensed we do not
drawn over the sleepers for the distance of jjnoW hut we suspect that New-York City
forty rods, expecting every instant that the will be the head-quarters ot tne concern. At
car would fall to pieces. The stove was at all events, the people of this vicinity will not
, .r I ..i- he ant to see much of the bank or handle any
nnrn nnsnt. and the coals scattered in evcrv ue ai,L iU . - 3
i j
direction, blinding our eyes with smoke and
ashes. When the engine was stopped, upon 1
rushing to the door the first sight that met
our view was the Delaware River rushing di-
considcrable amount of Its issues.
than the Legislature appropriated, and by ,,, .h nt ti10 foot Qf a walled Dreci-
: . w i.. .ii l.i? .ww..j .
the large expenditures on uiepuuiic works,
demanded by the Canal commissioners
and used by them for electioneering
purposes. Locofoco wastefulness and
locofoco disregard for law are the potent
causes of our financial embarrassments,
yet locofoco politicians, with their usual
nlrc of nt least thirty feet in height. The
i "
next moment the conductor of the train came
drifting by upon a cake of ice.calling for help,
and assuring us that he had already fallen
Siticpius North and Souili.
It is contended by scientific writera,
that to sleep sound at night, and be
free'd from all nervous disturbances, one
must place his bed with the foot to the
South, and the head due North.
The reason assigned for this is, that
both the earth and the human booy, are
times. A 6hort distance behind him was a
.i and characteristic mendacity, attempt to . a passenger in a similar situation. The ice
Permit) lvatiia Legislature.
-February 19.
Senate. Mr. Muhlenberg road in place a
biil for the better refutation and management
of the Public Works.
Also a Mipplomunt to the net conenrning
ba.Jsund attachments, pnsscd the 28th March,
1S13.
The resolution of Congret-s relative to the
operation of the Mirall note law passdd the
engrossiiicnt b a vote of 16 to M.
House. Quite a large number of petitions
were presented upon a great variety or sub
jects. The Senate resolution authorising Ihe em
ployment of Counsel in the case of the colored
girl, Rebecca Parker, recently abducrqd from
Chester county, and now in Baltimore, w'here
hhe is held as a slave, notwithstanding the
allegation and abundant evidence that she is
free, was taken up, and elicited a lengthy
and animated debate which occupied the
w hole of the morning.
The resolution finally passed, and the House
adjourned.
February 21.
Senate. Bills Introduced To regulate
the distribution ot property assigned for the
benefit of creditors in certain cases. Topro
hibit the manufacture end sale of all intori
catn.g liqueurs in tiiis Commonwealth. For
a new Bank, to be located at Meadville.
Relative to Courts of Common Pleas.
monrst other causes that Lord Palmerston had
I unreservedly approved of the recent illegal
; coup d'etat of Louis Napoleon.
I Lord Palmerston defended himself in his
speech at some length. He attacked his la'.c
colleagues, and in the course of his remarks
alluded in terms of high praise to the Amer
ican Minister, Abbutt Lawrence.
Tn the House of Lords, the EarPof Derby,
in a protectionist speech, alluded approvingly
to the conduct of Louis Napolon.
At Holmesferth Yorshire, u large reservoir
recently burst, occasioning, heavy Goods and
much damage to the factories. From 60 to
100 lives are reported to have been lost by
accident.
The Socicdy of Friends separated in New
York, in 182S, and both divisions have been
continued ever since: At the time bf the sep
aration, property amounting to some S50.G00
was adjudged by law to belong to the division
known as Hicksite. The Hicksitcs at their
lust meeting, agreed, after a full considera
Uqii of the matter, to pay over to the other
division, commonly called Orthodox, 825,
000, or one-half the .estimated value of the
property at the time of the separation, which
has accordingly been done. This act exhib
its genuine christain liberality, and is worthy j his toes.
! of ail praise and imitation.
BiKtieiiiK Accident.
A singular and painful accident occurred
on Wednesday morning last, at Huling's
Mills, on Mosquito creek, about six miles
from this place, the particulars of whkh as
near as we can glean, are as follows: Two
men were employed in the mill at which the'
accident accurred to superintend tlje, siwing
during the night ; Mr. John Henry, faking
his turn at work, from 12. o'clock unl2 day
light. Having been awakened at midnight,
a3 usual, he went underneath the mill fr the
purpose of arranging some of tho gearirg pre
paratory to pursuing his night's task, when
unfortunately slipping, his light was ashed
from his hand,-und in his endeavors td grasp
at something to support himself and rrevent
a fall, his fingers were caught in the meshes
of a cog-wheel which was slowly revolving
above him. The wheel gradually drew in
his arm crushing his strong, muscular hand
like a wafer, entirely . severing the bone above
the wrist, and mangling him in the most hor
rible manner until he was drawn up so that
he had barely a foothold upon the points of
In this position, his own weight
; and the entering wedge formed by arm
1 r.-'jo i. zi-.r, ir i stopped the revolution of the machinery.
Child Burned io Death ! We have just j ' . , ,
!, , , ,. , , . i i Tne poor fellow, who must have sunered
inC III US L UAtl UtiiiUIli UyUIIJ, CtltUUltU !.-
lically for help, but the noise of the rushing
water drowned his voice, and his fellow la-
; wanton murder committed by an Irishman,
, named James Cavenaugh, residing atPatter-
cni'. Situ Till "Tillfrr !imq n).nrt livri
., r ,r. ... i . o . i i i borer, who had immediately dropped asleep
miles from Mmersville, was about 3 n clock ; . .... ,
,XT , . . , . . ; in the null above him, accustomed to noise
. nn lA innoci iv Minrntnrr irr3lPfi Ml I rifictn. I
j .,,.; , " , t e : , i and clatter, did not awaken or hear him.
j. tiuic ntz.a iitiiv uuii unuiji iv iiuut urn
ne acnnle sooa anjourneu. ) bed his wife and thrown his infant child upon
House. The Speaker, on motion, was di- UC Mazing coa,s of fl gratGj am thereIctting
rertc-d to appoint a committee of five to in- ; h unti, burncd'(0 cinilcrs' ,
quire Into the expediency of reporting a bill
obohshmg capital punichmeuL
Tjie following bills were reported :
To exempt from execution the property of
dt blurs to the amont of 500.
To authorise the publication of the laws in
ihe newspapors of the Commonwealth. '
The following resolutions and bills Were
read ;n places:
A joint resolution against any extension of
Cavenaugh underwent an examination be
fore Squire Taylor; on Wednesday morning
' who committed him to prison to await his
, trial. He was perfectly sober at the time of
j his arrest, and the act appears to have been
; oneofinulicious brutality. Tumaqita Legion.
fasten upon others the result of their own
..... rn V .If
iniquities ! The people see tne uaseness
of their design and we have no fear of
their success.
In the same article the Pennsylvanian
speaks of the " false figures ,? we used to
SUOW limit L" otan; uuuu o v
through the crumbling foothold two or three aHlce magnets, and that when the body
is laid out due North and bouth, with
the head north, the magnetic currents of
the earth and the body will harmonize.
It. is an easy matter to make the experi
ment We have heard men say, recently,
who have tried it, that the doctrine is
sound, and that there is something in the
ihcor".
The following brief article is from an
Ohio paper :
Going to Bed. The earth is a mag
net, with magnetic currents constantly
around it. The Human ooay is aiso u
was drifting a.t the rate of five miles an hoor.
and it required fast running to keep in a line
with them. Ropes were procured from the
engine, and after some minutes of fearful, sus
pense, with the aid of a skiff and a board
thrown to one of them to be used as a paddle,
' I. I . i i- t1 1
less than it was three years ago. Those i ey were uoui rescued m a neipiess conm-
firrures were not false. They were taken . tion. ay tins time, we learned mat tne pas
from official documents and are based senger car behind us, the last of the train,
UDon official reports. We. challenge the ! was just the other side of the curve, thrown
Pennsylvanian or any other locofoco pa- j entirely into the Delaware River, with all I magnet, and when the body is placed in
per m the btatc to snow wiierem tney , wll0 were fn it Wtf jmsteneu to lne spot, ! certain relations to the cartli tnese cur
wcrc not all strictly correct. Unlike the i and ,o , thir fcet beIow us wag the car ftU rcnt hurmonize when in any other
Pennsylvanian, we do not use falsehood , and the poof I po,ition they conflict. When one posi-
in political or any other controversy.-: i tion is to be maintained for some ; time i a
. - , , .n position stiouia De cnosen in which me
out of the windows calling for help. Two . fnanet;c curreEts 0f the earth and the
or tliree ot tnem Had crawled upon tne rooi m nQt conflict The position, as
anu were neseecning us io save mem. niu indicated by theory, and known Dy ex
scene at first seemed to strike every one j pcriment, is to lie with the head towards
dump with horror. The smooth-walled pre
cipice could not be descended. We were
obliged to go a little further up the river,
where there is no. wall, but only a gravel
bank, and there slide down to the water's edge.
The car, at its nearest end, was about 25
feet from the shore; the water was deep and
and running very swiftly. Boards were found
Nor is -such a weapon necessary in show
ing the corruption of Locofocoism and
defending the principles under which the
Whig-party have so long and so gallant
ly fo'ught. Independent Whig.
Preliminary steps are said to have
been taken towards establishing a new
Bank in :Jersey "City. 860,000 of the
stock have already been taken, and the
institution will be. in operation by the
first o'fMny.
the north pole.
Persons who sleep with their heads in
the opposite direction, or lying crosswise,
are liable to fall into various nervous
disorders. When they go back to the
riht position, these disorders if not too
deeply impressed upon the constitution,
sooii vanish. Sensitive persons are al
ways more refreshed by sleep when their
cv- On. ATnTirlnr lnct. n lifnw Rlllr
house in thisCity, which has especia ly upon the beach, but none of them were lojg liead3 point due North. Architects in
cultivated the Southern trade, and which enough. After half an hour's hard work a planning houses should bear this pnnci-
was one . of the supplest worshippers of dead trunk of a hemlock tree was shoved in
thc divinity of slave-catching and an to the last window, and the other end resting
eminent supporter of the famous Union upon the shore. With the aid of this a bridge
Safety Committee, went by the hoard. ' was built, upon which those able to walk were
The liabilities were large, ana tlie lauure iC(i an(j tj,ose t()0 nuch froze t0 lnove .vere
carried. An axe was procured and holes cut
through the roof, and one after another the
unfortunate passengers were lifted out. It
was one of the most thrilling scenes everim-
affined
Singular ITioziouiuisi.
The Paducah (Ky.) Journal contains an
acconnfcof a singular case of monomania
which has occurcd in that place. It seemsN
that a gentleman of high standing in the,
! community and in the church, and who was
one of the school commissioners, was detec-
A supplement Xo the net relating to luna- j ted -n steaVm(r books from an auction room.
the Woodworth patent.
A joint resolution relative to lotteries au
thorised by the State of Delaware.
To divorce C. Bicdcrman and wife.
tics and habitual drunkards.
The auctioneer sent him a bill for S25, a
rri t . . a. I . a . a '
ine supplement, io uie act incorporating portjon of whicj,he paid. ne Was subsequent
the I'lttsburg and iine ltailroad Company, ; jy flrre
as taken up and passed.
Several private and unimportant bill: pass-!
ed, and tlie House adjourned.
y arrested, and upon an examination of the
house a large amount of stolen articles, books,
What an awful position for a strong, athletic
man, full of life and vigor ! He screamed
unheeded, until his voice failed him. For
five hours he remained in that position his
right arm wedged between the impinging
wheels, in a winter night, the warm blood
trickling over him from his wounds ! His
wife awakening from a frightful dream, and
seeing no light in the mill, heard him moan
and discovered him, and arousing the neigh
bors at five o'clock, after considerable diffi
culty he was released from his frightful cap
tivity. His arm was amputated on. Wednes
day by Dr. 1'homas Lyon, from whom we
gather these particulars, and who now has
the mangled limb at his office. As late as
yesterday we learn that Mr. Henry is in a
fair way of recovery from the terrible acci
dent and exposure to which he was subjected.
hycoming Guzellc.
i
Tlie Locos and the Tariff.
On the 16th inst. Mr. Welch ofOhioat-
is understood to be a bad one
2s or" is-this house alone in this retri
butive calamity. Many of the prominent
drygoods establishments, which went in
for Southern patronage at the time when
Castle Garden was in all its glory, and
when the Union was to be saved by
shouting for the Fugitive Slave Law,
have fallen victims to their patriotism,
"and have smashed up by reason of too
iuuch of that custom for which they made
sacrifices so considerable.
Meanwhile another large silk house,
which was violently assailed and made
the special object, of proscription because
pie in mind.
Mysterious. The New Haven Courier
of the 0th, says that during the funeraf
of the late Mr. Henry Ward, of that city
on Friday last, it was observed that his
countenance had changed color, his
cheeks became red, and drops of perspira
tinn stood on his forehead. The burial
was of course delayed, and a number of
A young girl was drawn up, and at physicians examined the body, and came
once betran to nlead that her mother mi'ht to the conclution that lite was extinct,
be saved; a husband begged for his wife's res- and a subsequent time was appionted for
rescue friend struggled to save friend. An the ceremonies, which took place on oun
old lady of seventy years was drawn out of day forenoon.
the water insensible, but she afterwards re
vived. Upon getting the suffers ashore, the
only way to get them to a place of relief was
to put ropes around their bodies, under their
nouse a mrge amount oi bui.cn arucuD. uoona, w tne -u, u t. . v. v , nnJ v,rinciplc als6 a matter of
stationery, dry goods, hardware, clothing, &c. tempted to offer the following resolution litaCr"p,.ioiac o0.
were found and identified as theirs by mer- in the U. S. House of Itcpresentatives : ,
"Rcsolvcdy That the Committee ot
Ways & Means be instructed to report a
bill modifying and altering the Tariff of
its principles were not kept in market as arms aIld draw lhe,n direct,y UP lhe Po
well as its merchandise, has done a thriv- Pice- The severe cold incapacitated them
mg and substantial business and is in the for raising hardly a finger to aid themselves,
enjoyment of unimpeachable prosperty The hair and garments of the ladies were
and credit. ; frozen stiff as soon as they were drawn out
Far from us the thought of recalling 0f the water in the car. One man, by the name
such tacts in order to exult over private t of IIyaltf wa8 qilc dead when taken f
misrortunc. iuc in tuis case tuo uia
aster cannot claim to be private ; it is
the fruit of too large a share in a great
public speculation ; and it is pregnant
with4 lessons of wisdom, especially for
beginners ia commerce who need to be
warned against the danger of making
chanants and others. The Journal says :
He made a full confession about the time
A poor scamp left his wife in a great rage,
dnclarinrr that she should never see his face
o : i , . i - if r.i . -
asaiu until he was rich enough to come home 1 01 "IS arrcBl' ana fca,u uiai n,B Pn 164 bv substitutine wherever practica
in a carriage. He kept his word, for in two , 6leal was aaUabIef and repeatedly declared j Wo -fio for ad mlom)l duticgj with j
hours he was brought home richly drunk on a t l5,at 11 lut,,uu lwav ua'" uu "oum uu '5uch rates ot duty as vfill yield a sufficient ,
O 4 I III. .1.1 .ll 11' 7
t.,.u w a, v;uVu...s ..w revenue, anu wuq bucu uibunu. uuuu nuon, :a nnt ,,nWnrM,v nf notice. The
rticies ot qo-. ,. .
w heel barrow.
Ilj3 Jegislature of Mississippi
has elected Walter Brook, Whig, and
Stephen Adams, Democrat, to the U. S.
Senate, for the uuexpired portion of the
terms of Senators Foote and Dnvi3.
S?" The bill of Kossuth and suite, at
Brown's Hotel, in Washington, during
the short time they remained there; a
mouuted to 83,500. It was paid by, the
Government.
A Sensible Landlord.
The Fmnkford Herald y is responsible
for the followmg :
"A little incident transpired some
weeks ago at one of our Frankford hotels,
which under the present temperance ex-
The Governor of llhode Island has
signed the bill abolishiug capital puuish
ment in that State.
jLtters from Harrisburg state .that
the Loctfocos intend repealing the Anti
Kidnapping law of 1847 passing ihe
bill to proveut the immigration of negroes
iuto this S.tate,aud re-enacting an old
law which allows slave-holderc -to come
iuto this .-tate and hold their slaves for
sis mouths. James Buchanan thinks
lay his hands on
ice c
sat up with
And, indeed, he gave evi-1 favor of IRON and other arl
denco of this bv stealing from the euard who mestic manufacture and production as will ' ., , t- ,
J O - , A
,,i v :
fr;ni v laoor oi our own cmzuus uawiat ivieiuii
rom
the ice. The sufferers (wounded dreadfully
some of them, and all more or less bruised,)
were taken into the two remaining uninjured
cars and. there made as comfortable as they
could be, chilled through with dripping gar
ments. Though two or three persons were
said to be missing, it was thought best to
come on with the wounded, and they were
left some of them at points upon the route, and
those able and willing to do so continued their
journey .to New-Xork.
There is every reason to believe that four
persons have been killed, and the number of
wounded must be twenty or thirty. The en-
Indian Cc?:sis. By the accounts-received
from the census agents, and in
formation derived from other sources, it
is ascertained that the entire number of
Indians inhabiting all parts of our coun
try, amounts to about 418,000. Of this
number 30,000 is the estimated number
of those inhabiting the unexplored ter
ritories ; 24,100 are Indians of Texas;
02 231 are in California ; 22,733 are in
Oregon; 11.500 arc in Utah. Many of
the New Mexican Indians are civilized,
and have fixed habitations and towns.
him the night preceding the afford adequate Protection to the 1 . , h ta and q
. . ... . . .
From one he stole a handkerchief, and
from another a pair of boots. lie not only
confessed to things he had stolen, but he c
ven said he had stolen things which it was
proved that he had purchased. The conduct,
together with the fact that many of the sto
len articles were frivolous, if not useless and
aslo that he had refused to escape when he had
competition."
A motion to suspend the rules to intro
duce this resolution, was voted down hy
the democrats ayes GO, nays 108. Ev
ery Whig member from this state whp
was present voted in the affirmative, and
every democratic member, with one ex-
j pitiful tones told' the keeper that her
j mother had sent hor there to get eight
cents.
"Eight cents," said the tavern keeper.
"''What does your mother want with eight
cents 1 donJt owe her anything."
. "Well," said the child, "father spends
. , . 'nil his monev here for rum. and we have
ception in the negative l t.ius, leaving us - ; d Mothcr
to infer that thev are not in favor of civ- ' . . . , fa , P , , J
been allowed an opportunity and means of inSr u3 adequate protection" against for- p7an , n iwi
ii . i ..ii ne n, ftn (rmns. I A loafer 'standing at the bar, looked
cuing so an- leuuuu iu.au uw u. Klgu vuu.pt.u . r"1'1""" 1 firhf! tlm child, and then at the tavern
"d -n
give her
comes
. h ijv j jjocos : ur. uiiuiiiick voieu m . " . .....
Some operations- have been performed
lately at Vienna' by means of platiria 'jhe question will of course come up
wire heated red hot, 'which has been again : but we have little hope that any j " The Pennsylvanian gives the follow-
fouud to sever the flesh with as much thing will be done in the present state of ing receipt as a cure for the consump-
.... -c n l rtarties. A maioritv of the Whigs stand tion.. ,Oue quart pine tar, two quarts of
ease and celerity as a knife. One great P r.J . u3 A. M j - . A . '
, advantage offered by this method, is the polk gaid he was in fayor yZt it fair J of wheat brailj one pinfc of houey. Put
all the ingredients in a new stone jar;
simmer them over a Blow fire for ten
j hours. When eool, bottle it up for use.
fianiiyiiiAiiBpuuHCmiiuf uuuW . . , - - rr, .-; keeperVand said very gruffly,1
svmnathv for himself and family. . - - : cos and IORI1-EIGII1 J Lim. Of iJ.- ' , . , ,
! the negative votes, 2 were Jbree boilers, h "..t .... , (iT ...
... rT : . owe in tt,V;L1h l mmvvvA uiSo," said the keeper, "I will
New MctMof Amputating J.- cV 'losT mV Dimmick ved in ' I ?"d hcr ll?r
i here again 1 11 kick liim out. "
b;
tbco tkl-8. ry to make him ;ht cffusion'of bIood cau,ed by ; MaSih
3 : : 1 position still adberc to the Ealtimore
Tlxo St. Louis Intelligencer ays .the
ecvere weather has killed all tjicpo.ach
tfes in that viwnify..
. Seventy years. ago, it eostiive ,do.llars platform, and to the lanU ot '40, whicii, i J.aKe a wine glass lull tour times a day
tp(iiaypa,pounJ fiott,o.n( pun intA.a, as they say, nas given such a nouie im- j I ms physic is iiarmjcss, to say the least
it!noV' costs "thirty ccwU. ' ' ; pulstotltr caysc f ' Frco Trade n of it, ,
This Winter has been unusually se
vere upon the feathered tribes. Large
numbers of partridges in this county
have been starved to death ; and the
crows, Hawks, owls, and other birds
which usually keep aloof from the haunts
of men, have been forced to seek shelter
there, eveu at the risk of death by the
hands of their inveterate enemy. A far
mer of Chester county informs the Til
lage Record that upon going to his barn
one cold morning a few week? ago, he
found it tenanted bv two or three crows,
ergy of two or three gentlemen who were a pair of owls, two sparrow hawks, three
themselves injured, in getting out the suffer- blue jays, and about a dozen snow Diras
crs, was most praiseworthy, ft is only a all driven there, evidently, in search
proper tribute to their self-sacrificing endoav- of food, or to escape from the extreme
ors, to mention the names of Mr. John E To!- cold.
free, of Ithica, N. Y., and Mr. J. VV. Arm,
strong, an agentof the firm of Stone &. Starr, Uelvidere and Delaware Railroad
No. 41 Broadway. The latter had recevied Company have made a survey of their
a severe wound behind the right ear, roa(j from Lambertvillc to Belvidere.
but was indefatigable in d.vising means of re- The Lambertvillc Diarist says that the
lief; cutting through hereof; breaking out B d M Railroad Company arc now en
thc windows, and wifh his own hand, extn- " , . -S J
eating one after another. The immediate SaSed in laying their rails.
cause of the accident, was the breaking of a . - -r-;
rail at the curve. It is the general opinion , LIST F LETTERS,
of the passengers that the cars wcro not mo- EM XNINCr in the Post Office at
vmg faster thu twenty miles an hour - STilOUDSBUU0r, February 16th,
Whether that was a prudent rate of speed at ' J
a sharp curve upon the edge of such a prcci- Ac!,)
pice, the public can judge. But what can Arndt, Jacob
be said of an extenuation of the fact, that the . Burnet, C.
sifrnal-rone connecting with the euirine did Buyer, Daniel
not run through the lat two cars When
the accident began, u dozen men vando
a rush for the bell-cord and it was not to be
found. Judge of our disappointment, our hor
ror, when it was known, in an instant, that
seemed inevitable. Several have, since said ; "e,ltrr'
..i. ,.!,.! i,o nrnurrnnce Hostiman, Ueorge
Willll OJICT IUINUIIVU UUIUIU ii. w T r n
that there was this nefflecf Let there then , Kemurer, Joseph 2
be a thorough investigation, and let us know
who was thus culpable. Y. Y, r.bine.
ANOTHER ON THE SAtME:JlQAD4
On tho 18th, while the passenger train was
standing- nt tlie 6tation, at the Deposit n
Keefer, John
Kemerer, Mary Ann
Keller, Sydenham
Lee, Daniel
McCollough, II. H.
Miller, Jacob
Ozier, George
Pauli, G. F.
Phillips; July Ann
Bight, John
Staple, John
Steen, Matthew
Sievers, J. H.
wnn Tetters on too
But.h, A.
Beck, Win.
Deitrich, Henry
Eyleuberger, Fred. 2
Frederick, Jacob
Hcefling, John
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