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StK Oilorb Ormorrat
PAUIh, PRI1>AY, NOV. is. i*&o.
Salatfiknt tu Tk« DoiXiM W I'mi»
•wi (iriwli, • »M kwv*.ler ImI ikrir »• '*»»
•* H*mn. Rt ST ft YOUNO.
In VilUf' tifciVKiail*. »t ift* I""* »f
Jl HI Ml \ll IIOWC.
In YUfcrr •'•J • •• 'k* "
JOHN TAYLOR. Kid iinHt «fwkirk
Mn »iUW Mfritd f't* "/fW V
ItiwailMioii ol l*nttnri*hip.
r'RI.M' Mk>» i kfi'i ilui ihf ISrtMPT.
lllif Krtfl fm* iK# intiM'ti*
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imi^ |m km I" ivfeitl itoy mt i«Mni t mli lit .«
••• mt rltww^ a'|' Sm i'* iH*a> «fwt«iiU aa |» ••
aifc%, »*l )• ■■ ill. It r i* U'i••••">■ wi,| I.»
U ff «»H • l|i»r » i ik<- m»iih 11 |>4i tir!••• 1 lil« K .
I i *-«»• lk»m III itrixa • it.. I air «>l |Ml , i J
« l>' n ikal linr, »ill l» «I)ki <1 |.i r «l
no. V MIIXCT1
r«. IiOm.ii, dm. a
KAPMONY
not NdArqufMljf !'**«• wlmrtttim*
'•".n nut »»>• •> or «ee tfn m -n the tvijv^v
*>i har- m t Wr «rr •»• 1 .wrf that t i «
!• i" vt*ir\ tor ik »• rrrw of an* ruuv- «Je>
•>r" '«fl w iW dc»n^ of nunther% nut th^re
•• -n f itt*i(r» Itih^'iDor- »itl»o'jt which
1 . iirmi til. • d. ami iS« * arc »h« iiiniir*
M >T| .*»• |ntr»e?! If If1«* *» trta 10 pl.t*
•. -»n a fcijh k»a. a."*l an««brr ujxmi > |o*
'•*»», their «•<•' r» hari?»on* in trior A
r»-a>ilt fio ii awrh raik« would net *<e ?r»u
a «, hoi m?r* nom*. Yet it mi*! t h* 9w il1"
i*.>«j/ of i't»% ««f t • muitettMi ii» iiiM»t on
"lavtrg itp.«n hi- fatorite Itrt, bts-v.w it »nit
»»! S;» mm ipvt mi nt or t#w. and if <■ t«l
*l * i«o pane* did a:nl aoot t a
e#« viu'ii key, 'here '■'•ekl he r*» hartuoiii
No» let n our j «»!•
.! r» until »»e hate aerbd «»n our twit* of
ftirpoaf. In th'» matter »e muat he fcoirat.
In tr*3 •. Iit«le t*i«-V» iu>« %t>cree<i f r a *ii If,
bat in pulim it i* tu>i «o r i»t in play trick*
* th tmpunur TVre are *• many atriu^a
tjfim# ii ■ i -fitter* »f fvlttte*. that by
anv m-.u.- .i.'.iCt willtMt: \\rha»egrrat
>>t»mpiri a.'! o*eif«l il5u»t'»non» ti«
pr»*C till* (Hj»i*I a. in th« Wiiit of »i:iTe»a
of rur o» Mlt, *h<e- »«•** »ithi!e. and
* ^hly I'i "V1 te:<-K» to J. «YI%( ll |<eop!t
on thrir inter-*t*. ha*e alvay* failed in t! <•
lir^e n»n. ami *itli lie- joner in the r own
Hunk, thev bate geaet ill* MOUAlltrJ wlf
dratrvetinn ; iiM<-nli«i.v. !:of (If* mpetior ad*
*»n'ag«-« the* ha«r in tin r tinael ki»o»l«^lgr,
th<*ir hf >lth. th»'r tuti. wA Npmnntjf of
moral* a*v rvlif '«, to «.v m-iii *)_• of iheir
f.-a'v " irpi r> : t» f » Ar.-^r*""'. i'm.ik! m
I la- *.J lotinrr (".ur!.. .—•» an«i
P •
■>« »e'ii»i» » . »r«- <»e ir• m
tanau. firtiKmim'* in |'un««4 r-l iiii^r^*'"
Ar>' "'v. •■"•'« *
t»> k.ri.« ..*»! all otln-r f* • '*p>.
pi»» • u in uiniut* j-onfr' Art- r»*all»
fiiturabl* w a Stiuti! iVwi rin* n. l no
et'i«r' If »i> are hi, then «o fai »r are j.re.
j»^r-t to *t boncatljr »n t: » pr.wiple. If
an- * l. t i» «ain tu talk uf turtn<>uv It
:« 'htn <L».n, it t» n miatl, fraudulent
Yet fr»"n lb ?rrjier Jj».» > of «»[«;>•»
«eiilt *•* nu.-(/ arid >n no "liter »i*
• n»l.t n ri;» t l»«i . but »t •[» *u: »» r- aid
nt br »«t.i ^ ll MouU iw ll'o t w «j>.«r*a
^Mrtieatornerli in —"*• l> • • 1
tLe Ow/a, « tb to- <1 i • n;« I ;.ur »<• of
—<1*1 _ to mc oU »S iar« : i . . b^noiit, a*
y. i U <• t-.er g,i| iuU» («•»» T. 1 ae *ucv«'»»
fwl pari" :t>en kickiany th'lad<!»r t»y *bw>ii
U»»» w> id-tl, *»i'l o»«h(. ». U> extinct <•«»,
•be d«»*t'.r»«*i nhtch it ait tot <j to ill tin
tU «•" '», *(n«"h were pure arp| pomrr
E*.*ry IV norrat trtberiHia altbt, mustboi*
bnHiimlii tan iImAraW «Vi m l>
• Pijti'n f'^HiJiiV ^»rrv tb.r.rf I *t
p^rtialitr <>•■! (atnriliaiu, mt«i rarrt out b »
tiootrife* a prMtrfe. II- mu«t oeter > >eld
L4a pnn - ;de» in fa«ur tifth.inf ape-i i| itiier«**t
of b,a own. th! then K^it t »r rea« >. t«» *ali«
»Uu* bi« •jte>*; it .i • -rati'tn t om it a . r.tlt *»u>ua.
H» in* n «et run olf ot TV P!ml/*rm uf
D*t>ivnik-y « ;r^*t a uui «n witli a it p^rtv.
U>f 11 thi» ew lh«* !»arn^mr !il«
th*"(»reui lla'mrtni*"pf \ndre*t lackaon
Da*i«, ba*iiiff no hannt 'iv of wiioMirinejn
iPy, a mew n-irbl-mane of nonoenite ilyaucb
nirni nr the bxlerahata ha»e lieen permitteil
to trw to ptorrit. Tb« trutb la. there la a
*fit j :lf filed between th" t*o |fj . ng |»ar«
t >•* of tlu^ (u utrr, »t that none ran roaa
Ir-'.n on* to r.- vt'iei Tbe thirl partv un
J'"to>'< :»> auapend a ' r,<lkv. or a* railed
it, \ p' ifotm. arrotw thia jrulf. »o that in.-r
m.jht p;a« fr.rta tHi«» |iart» t<» v.* otfcer Fit i
'0 thia !'•!.» **'•«• -ml I» »t iet, *bile rn>*ii ;
t ir f 4V»^ i. a Ki - d • i iV»-n »nh ih«
• in I. ' t!»» bridte ft» • * »* ui'l lh»-v nee
!«•« iv ; a wl :n <'umherLii<1
D at rut. tt,»'v * r«* »*• 1 U»up in the £t\ it.
if iHitV'ioioa. Hill, (pit ) ,\n«ir>o* whrrr
m lU» »si,l«#r r|" tiw m -tit hi*
•. «»ork«i»'—ih»v are tirtin/ up the r eye*
in — V»mr in i»nn*nt.
TV.• .» n«> ti*** for «i*mner»t» ki
i • »•»•'•! t.nnlv mmI muMiIIt Mp««» th» Ifenx*
.•Tir r\*rr attempt to
ci» M^inq«u, and t«
< r* m-/i .!«! man. »r»Wmir »«> e*eit# the
Nurtn 3'^iinal <>>• South ir«i tbr Mka *-iin»t
tuc NtV. , a: j Ht adopting and ramm? nut
•i«-h prtwv' i> «h*H br rowjuflf to th"
{r-at >nttf*«»* >f th- ^hol*. I jw>n tft» flit
t*>riN n»v ii< a -in.. m<i harm>«<v that
« w •»* Nit "il Ailminn"nti«n
«i llariii. n\ , .-.»■*-• f the pr-aetit .Vtmn; »
trtien «»t !l • <el.
Miek i»* '*w «2>«r within ■ l-» «nr% if
mi.i' t ' Mtun •" Jv*h« >!»,
oa«l »rt i^i \ fttnirn t »t • I^i:.blikh-,
.-,1 it un)> pl<r>* arr »o eomluetfd
that they * Itttk or no jmnlt. IWr
■ iH"»i kwiin, mf r.iir u u'lw r«, and a * nit
,»! !»•.>••*«»r4!.«\ ttir part iW -*.'uui 0i&it8£«.*n
ami •tnplojcra, all tend to render a •dw>ol
utipruftubht Th:i indeed it to K* limited
Hut what •tail *r do' Shall w» Ite Jtir
want aud do nuthui.'. hce«u«r what ha* beio ■
donv h«* d*a ft mm <«i fwn otetirlr in the
«aT, altd t»ru«»(*hl fv.tii (election ! No.—
I*t n» lay oui *hom • r* • he cl T>«
ituM iub»i Mill at!** >1 tn pr«f i»»« he
inward. N lh:r.; v« r»t:f ooa cu.ttt.**.
' ' v I • »H» .♦ • »n 1
inurtal iiiiml Htlnlkvtual whmtinn. The
liAppinraa of tack tnditidual demand* iU jiro
(rm Tin nti«rr»r% wf r>»il and religioua
liberty cmll aloud for it* advamrmetit. Then
let im n il o* tl» balT, and fo rrary pat not,
v*ery philanUi'upirt,&try l<n#r of (iod tod
humanity. lend u* thru kid. until e*erv in*
tclivrt »h»M ho rrarhH, and e*cry h«rt i«
touched Sy tu *v<vd imlnrtvo.
Courts at Ju»tico~0»th».
't ta aofnrtiriH* m.r Kit to hiIicm the pro-1
r. >m i» a 0>ort« "I" JuMice, and *e ha»r
-■ft '*>••« -t the apparent *mallj
»a!>i' a I 't'S ta -ft u|4iii *i< oath, a* though it'
had brf.»nt» j im rr mati« r of form—a boat*
twv* ♦rars*rttt>(», tn vhifll m-n encage in all
th- ^atm'h «f j^mmn and prciudwe—thovr
v v ' m rr.l rto;* rtin» of humaa nature1
. . ' 1 „ , |
r vrra t *i • •* ,1 r"M<>ntio*> —
»fttt tc h>»vet that thrv are Iwillwn T>*»
•urn ar* the Inch atatiooa of authority u»«d
tn »jmrt ttiih the frrlmt*. and tiifW* with the
•Mih of a frlloH being who i» lr<« acquainted
rith the ihrm and tramtnela <>f the law, tlun
THrmvlna. What mu«l he tin* atandard of
mnrala am<iiig t .«e «iio think p» lightly r(
the 14 an oath ' We l>oi»t ol our
inonbitv, and »;>urn with indignation the
rharjf- of •vrrm-tion, ami are truly tocruah
tbe nun who dar«« to itnpea«-|i the intejjtitv .
•»f th« |> oplf>( or th« ir rulora. Yit in our
•• • !• o| JuHi^e. wlie*e we »h'»uld fi»«) all
Uw» put* iwl geanme prireipHa of the hu*
man h. eMWJ "JM
......„l he- f» prolyl the
!»hth
... . ... lu-l»grii«^»riMw»«fc.|
„„1 tn«> I" »U CWUtt* to auit U9
\'Z \ tVkmmj a-i ■•»». J***"*'
or. in »l« «»"«* of thr efl*t of an \ among
uti • " Such »1< »he »n
, .-. I I M" , ,
. m 9t «tfte HMI the It-man
I». -a««,.«-« «"•
l^v . ,V*n aid more «'"T iJh* ohvnai cr of a"
.atb.thv, the* would et.r ha»e p.-»l"»n««*»
i»,* thin- HcWv.or the \oxr of eonntty
WhenQ.nutua« locimwlu*. i'te» 'orM-1. wart
~,l ,..ra v mi -M»v in ihe eitr. tp*«o« "•■
. t> Volvi, the tribunal opp^-d
h m' Wttt.adJ W.Wt all *aa»wknhn»n
,Aen an -alb to the Con*«l of the preceding
*rar march und. r "•? ban- .-r. In «aia di
the tribnnra "7 «•« th4t lbl" "c<* •" "°
h„.*cr binding. and that when thejr took it.
Quintua *•>« bu a pmata !«««■
, '» \»«*rr more 4*1 Prr*,
intded to.l.r-et them. Th.» »»ul«l not li»t«i
to iltr d.«Mi< t cqm»ofation« of lb.- in
b«iur»."
When t»»'•»■■• "imr PrPI,,e rrt,r
.,c l(1 tha ami »>—>. «1"* •* mmr M"
. M (or the *<">> they ^ nkrn lhr Vi'
.1. that thei »o«M «!"• UMnn "rUI
-the* entered tl-n tnt« a .tcMgn »f killing j
,h. I7m..la.fcu« dmpi-ed it ,l** u' "
I.. understand tW th<*w •*"»• m*i.
4 Pt;ii h
r lh' battle >.( Cjnn ih.- r-vpl" *'f
. ;i J ?h •- h 5 ran"*. lba« »"«W »a"»
t • ,,? St. il%. Ui 8dp»» ».»*»• C
\ '• :n t.» • r .f lue* »«-uiJ
.. , \U, ne. the Irar «f »i..i«»>« »!»'•
»mj«Me 1 all ..tlM-r fOMidmUiW R«»
rn 1% a • M by V— wukm ■*
knd Mnnlltf—in Ibr oi.«Ut «f a turwua U-rn
pot
>Vlr|, heiuf th« r|1e»t of .11 «n.^s a
si'd n»»ral p-«|lc. ««»ur»llj'in
Ldl^wlNl »re il» rffivt. «tlh
l,.(h d«- »• r%1 ,lv»,,■ ,h^ ,n,,ril t,b,1<r,Uo"'
uliich binJ u». *hen »• .^ear l.» lell tW
Truth. * ben the hie «r | «* '« «»''
•..r « • r,««Hw*iii»tr, v»-fba|*. *i*h our
,ntrrrstf M*» t- eter »llei*ped that l»
Z| \i «W liui.p runnel W
,,n ,h4- I""''
nehta. »r n*W «»'«• ^"1"w ',':1 t,,r
..r .ban «f thnr claun-' lla» the
ev r (old. 1 an.iind I hat Judje *b«» lu» w ' »
mi ujion li e Judw.al b< ueh. and witlered tbr
j, -,| tir,r. v( fcMU. fl'-^nt fou^rlor M rn
tra ,,,c ut *»itn«». aod Uitla with U*
In% «..ib' ll«ajr br n..
ut h• k .«•>* "< b. n»rabl. «irrj.ti«.ii.. I>*
,!rr. I»a*e yott e»« r U-en in a eitr. and Witney
v j , and fnawile«a U-tug dra^red »«
< v U Pol tee. ^ "of ,l131 *"'*
fallud r<cpeetahlt* *«h! pennittrd t.. iwar.
b . %rr> motive* taerc arUW »» bold
reli. l'. aiM hi» tciuMt told in an»« language.
»ui i »•«««• »*■hl* * '"•,nJ tl'" fr","d'
1,-m b' opprn*. mada the »ub
.ct ..f ridieulf. »u!gar a^.Tt. ai«l puenl «>t
,fes«tria|Aible i-»l»»-e reiwiter*' ll *o. >*hat
a| II you ttimW of the »iriur and morality «1
tb* , ojde, Altered .<i w »tde b> a Ul-- **■
umite ofman'a dignity and nature, or wealth
.| ,<i*er. tl»* ,,n,fn b* «TPn w,on
i;,! vorn to -lumber in the re«v«.-. of the
,r man'. U»»Hn. until h . rijhl. and pn»».
, are Ui i aa ^.en d a. tl-- rich man •
Th* true Estimate of Poverty.
It » v< :\ I'.ikiuodablr :ii many quarter* to
• v.r,t If.-' • t ;*e» of pntfilv, ltd thii bib*
i«•*. • • • ii by th<*r who ilo nut
»• .iw w|r«t i|i*« word poverty iik ji * Tl.cy
r.ot oi>irc«{ut nlly eiliorl tu thankfuln<-«a l«c
tf . Mi »| I Ik" aeilitV ut lU rwk to take cat i' of•
th* ;- <»?. Thia wmblM cant too nearly to
»i i ta«t . We have n«» diaj>oeitiwn to
/lor.fv tl.at r|j«« uf enjoyment* wh»eh arc
»a d to brliMij )>*viiharly to poverty.
W i h»\» f «r *>av tini* re*nliM in the Xtatr
I ;»»«ertv, ht*nc< been in it* vrry capital,
Mi.dvirip the policy of it* adtnini»traiwn, and
''•sgn to em prat* from it the tin»t favorable
ojijKirtuuitr, heartily ad*i»ing all our fellow
cititrna of .Sfo/c to do lik> wiae.
Poverty •» a aource of nutnriout diaaprwa
iilv privation*. and the cau*e of very many
t. iiiput i'i f—it tends to via- and crime. It
• •the ocfrttion of whatever b^ar* a pricv;
and a* -••imnen-e and nionoj»ofy hi* eeiard
i:;«"ti ry thing in thi* world, nothing t>
left to |w»rty. Hut bad. truuMc*otne, ami
m -».n*e'ii« ni a* it mar be, yet it la by no
itu-an* the wont thing |m**ibltf. Rich«'%
* l'«-n di*hooe*tly and fraudulently procured,1
are !«•** dcmrahle than poverty. Wiahh, if
it be accompanied by internal diaquietudc a*
to tlie nmu by which it wa* obtained, i* far
I cm to U' o.vcted than tli* compUtcat poverty.
C/ In tlie late election* the Whig* have I
pained nothing. New Jerary pone. New
York ^ne, Delaware pone, Maaeachuaetl* a*
good aa taed up, and other Mitre going •'
When*, thai, la Whiggiry* Echo an
awera. "Wlic.e'" M 0, what a falling off
w*a there my •uQtiyn*°n hat ahjll j
•». I r»'t- '»r »"
Mcn and Women.—" A woman'a head w
alwuva influenced by her heart ; but a man'a
heart u pemr.il I y influenced by hia head."—
tec/Lang*
NnmeuiM • Th»* heirt baa no more agency
over tbc head thin the font hu, io either man 1
or woman. All intellectual, moral, arali* j
menial, or auimnl feeling, haa it* acat and or
tCin in the head, nor ta the heart at all acuai
hie of it, more than the liter, or any other
vital organ. When the brain of a kind, al'-j
fivtionate and trndrr htartrJ nun la diaraacd.
he not uiifn-quently becomea a maniac, and |
veko to kill or injure hia heal friend*, hia rel
ating, hu mirv or |>hyairian, and ahould he
*ent to an in-ano hoapital for aafeiy. Ilia
t<.ml«r lirarl'ilimt tamah<a in pro|*iiinHi aa
!n* In.mi i» di«r >«e<l Not ao Willi the man
..f ■» l eart While he rrt.n. • :!
faculties o| hi* mind, he i» meek, learned,
C«nllc and alli-etionale to hta frunda. aa much
mi aa eter in the full poaataaionof hia health.
There arc, however, a few people who be- [
line that the heart ha* a airou# inllucnce i
i »cr tivuV |>4a»ion*. Wftere'a Combe, or'
llie Kowlcra.
Plata, Tucaday, Not. I!?. 1830.
Tin l>iairict Court for Oxford County com
menced ila acaaion here to-day, II;* Honor
Jud^c t'ole prraulinc The continued I)ock-1
rtt for this Term i* unu*uallv luj.'c, nun»l>er
500, and the weather liring cicfalmgly
line, ih'- aiiendarer of partica, witne«*ea, and
upectalort at Court i* uniivtllv laiije.
The follow mp eeti||rin> n c<'in|*«s.- ih<
l«' i I Jur> **\tin- \ I'crhim, WtniJatocl,
For nin. Cvprua K< *tia, Puftcld, \mo»
M Jordin, Vndover; Kobinaon Turner, Jr ,
Per . Fmraon lioae, Turner ; Rufiia Wood
» in, Hartford; Audi«<m l« « oie, imekiirni,
Thwun* J. Iknmn, Sumner; Milo llathv
mr, Pari* ; Prrry I). Judkin*. Norway .
\ it:i * Flint, W iterford . I'll Foster, H> tin I.
Alflindtt Swan, Albany; llrnry h F
ll'itctiiiv Frv>'biirg . < K^ood t harlr*, Sti»»f,
1'-. man Ihtrh. Ilirjm. F.rra Dam. Porter
Th* charge of Jud,jc Coir, like all hi* *un
ilar effort*, waa rhi»te, clear, and able, re
plete with *ound moral* a» *rll a« legal in
Mrnet n, ami was listened to with the el«»
- «t attention !•* all pn -ent. IVrn it nw to
- »t tint if an* Clergyman in the <'ountv
I* in wart nf a S, nnon. In* e»n piiaN inorr
r^il g«<od to the (omrtuniU by a ledeltvery
of that charge, than by a thouMiid pun I*
d«*-trnial Sermor>».
The follow in;; gentlemen rompov* tbf Ju
ne* of triil* Irt Jur*. Henry II Hutelun
•on, Jr . Buclficld, Foreman; Philip* Brad-1
lord, Turner. Samuel ILrkf-r. Bethel. B«*n
uniiH Bacon, Jr , lirectiwouj; 11 or .tor (V
rr*. Tbiatr; Caltria I) Dnlqi, tfmHM.
\V titer F"gectimb, Mrownfirld, S wnwl Far
n* .'ton, l<o»rll; S.wn»,» I Favor, Norwav ;
llanirl Flint, Vlbany; Seymour C llohta,
Frvebi t( . Ftlmnixl lri*h, Jr . Hartford.
'„\! Ji.'v, Marah, DitlieM, Foreman ,
i. hall. IlinA; BenjaminMas)m«
11 nek fie Id . thi* Pray, I.vermore; J»natlun
IV Itutu!(< tt. Ko\burt . M< ii jimn Sanborn,
I It lord, Svrri.u* Shaw, Parta . IcarSii •
>y, I'ortrr. (•«,or,.r Tlioma*, I'-mmark . Jr
r*hi ill Wanlwrll, Kiuiiionl, 7»ph*i ah B
Whitman, , Whllav \\ alkcr,,
Peru.
I 'jon calling dw Continued iWkett, inn"
it-«ii actum* were marked for trial,—of
rounx*, a large proportion of t|»«-v will not
I* tor the Jury, Mill, afi« r making a rea*on>
able U«-duction. the nun In r fbr actual tr.al
mutt be uniiauallv large for thi» County
t>n Wiilnnibr, \* "tri W J«din*on w i* ar
raignol on four It lietni* tit*— for atealtng f«mr
voki* of I'ro-n dillcrrnt individual*—to
« nirb b*1 j»l* adr I ^uiity
i,i mi; ritoniiH nt for imr ye*r in the State
Pr.wii on earh indictment
Cancer* can b« cured
It i* a fopular tile a, tint moat nf the
>1 pMi -»iou |ia*e allowed, that cancer* can
i «t l»* rutrij Mrdieine* lor tb<' blm«l are nt
if. atail, etternal applieatioaa only e\ni«
and ln«|i'ii Ihe diM'a»r
Yet I haw » en tbr ni«*t ttialij»nant eaneer*
|**rleetlv eurr»l. It n true indeed, that in the
ra»c of jn-fiMin* prr«ln»|-o*»-d to thia torin, or
rather thear form# of diara*', p mo»al by the
knife ha* seldom «ucv *i.-d, the eanerr l>e:nf
Ir<*>juenlly reproduced in the wound. \>X
theaurg«on N>im iinv* mer,-,-.!* wnh the knifr
Minply ; and m:cbt oltm •urcved if he nnder
»to»d the tii*ea»e, and could prrtrit alV-r in
llanutKMi A bad i f.
But imi (funj|fid) and arHtRKMota r»»
i can .i* well la moat other !«<al ulcer*. v»en».
incyaud and »di|»mr tumor*. &r., can b>> re
moved, and a cure aftivird. Any one who ;»
tn>ubb-d with eanerr*. or hatafrirnd troubled
with one of tbr** painful and deadly eul*.
ran ftatufy hunvll by ifoini; into Ihe ofliee of
l)r John Lird, |t»l |-ff Fnlrral Street, Port
l.iud, and i Uininini; the a|>eciinena of rrino*•
ni eanerr*, pn-x-rted in alcuhol, andeiamtn>
icijr certificate. 'Iliere i» no need of dying,
or continuing lo autlcr from a c<utcvr, iinlra*
it i» internal.
Mr. l-«»rd cure* generally without the uk*
»f the knife. by a powerful cauitie of hisuMn
preparation, which luxi the tore in a much,
better alate to heal. Hut go ami »o«, or write,
giving >n account of the caneer, if trou
bled w ith one on the lip, lace or hreaat, 01
liotihlcd m uh ore at all, and obtain one of the
Doctor'* circular*. which w»!| j»ivr lullrr 111
foriiution.
I«rl me add for the mfonnatioti of the af
l1i«t»*<l, that Dr. L also rtmovea or cure* near
ly all kind* of tumor*, at hia collection* and
certificate* show. The worit of cancers ran
it airtj. II.
Tin" editor of the Iluaton Cour
ier i* very •e*er»* on drnnct. He admonish**
young im.i "not to he idronr—1» be anything
hrM. Saw wood, bm.g coal, go ara«eoger,
•weep eliituneya, *hov»| gravel, dig inud, d-> •
aiiythmg uM'tuI, and eacapo the affliction —
House yours*'ll into energy. Resist at once
ihi. morpheas death. He*o|vc to be a man.
It la easily done. You can do what you urtU. ,
Hut above ail, cut the droru. Cut hun a*
you would the raping plague. Cut him brave
ly and forever. Ho would ruiu an angel, a
Jeiuigod. ' Touch not, lame not, handle not.'
Vou are in the aluoe if you do. Nobody will
care for you; you will not care for yourself.
Finally, you will go out of tlie world with a
memory ' uiiwcpt, uuhonorcd, and un*ung.' "
Vice we learn of ourselves, but virttw and
knowledge netd a UaoLr.
It la a sweet pnapeet tr> leok into the eyea'
of * tfne fnnwl
TUB AUBURN VOTES
IVifl U«wh« Fall* Journal haa juat put
hold of an olJ alory about th e Auburn totns,
wbich w« investigated more than an woeka
ajfo. Whatever mialakn tl»«re waa in tlw Au
burn rote*, waa manifestly afainat Mr. Ap
plcton, and nut in hia favor; and a» to the
Journal'a accounting " for Feasenden'a *ute
falling behind tint of Governor," vee ahould
tliink tlua would be aomewTut difficult, since
Mr IVvw mien's vote ta lu>f*rr than that for
Governor.—(Argus.
The Arena, then, doe* not deny the proba
bility ol a itutiaki in lite Auburn tote, but
ahtnk* tlut " whalrver mistake there w.va in i
the Auburn voice, waa ittrtntfiUli aguwH Mr
Applrlon, and not i/» Kit fator." Now let |
ua are about Una. In Auburn,
HulS.id kkd JI5
Appleton, 941
Mr Appleton, then, fell oil" only four role* |
from lite Governor vote,—not more or aa much
as many eipected. Certainly An votee were
all counted. Hut three of the Senators who !
were on the whig and free aoil tirkrta, re-1
ctitcil JMW votca, while Mr. Frsscnden, who
wua u|hmi In it |( ticketa, and it waa supposed I
would run ahead of the Senatorial ticket, waa
counted out at only SKtl. The atatrment of
the Argue, th it Mr. Fewnden received inure
(ban the whig candidate for (niseroor, ia fal
I acinus, for there waa a arparate free soil can
didate for Coventor, but Mr. Frsaenden w.o
tbeir " regularly nominated" eandtdalu for!
Congrvaa —(Adv«riiarr
The Argus does tot care either to aJhrtnitr <
to deny " lite prutaUlily of a miMsk* in the
Auburn vote." That vote waa declared,
counted ami returned m the uaual manner by
the town officer* of the tewn, and the strong
presumption of course u that the Iteturn t*
mmt, '
« li«iher tin re i» an* iiuktakc in it, .*pin
limn are not agreed, cither amoag the cttiiena
of Auburn, or imnnif thi rlnlinni of Au
burn. Tlir latter. how»rf >11 lKr» e of iStin,
igict in ««yi.i;;, and mi/fii/yiii{f,lliil if tlwir
».is m\ mi»i.»We m lh< mini, ind th«- i!relar
ation, and the rrtum, thn do not kmi* h»w
it wa* The lollo«% ik n.-ir nTlitr.iti to
tlim eflict —
V\> ill* under*.gned, St .Ttinen «f \uhum,1
certify that if ihfrf wu aii^ miitakr in thf
counting or recording of the *ote* tor Heprr*
*«-iit4ti«e to Ciwiirw, m ikit town, it
the Utt Srptcmsier election, we are liable li>
*av how the mirfakc waa
Timumiv INtitr, i .Selectmen
III* AM t' ItftlUC*, ' of
l»*vit> Srm>t t. } Auburn.
Auburn, No*. 11th. I >00.
We a»w a letter tiro </<iy« nit*r tht rlnltnn
from a lVmor-.it in Auburn, who wrote that
bv a iTi.M-.mnt tb« rr. Mi Applefon b id loat
upward* of foily *otca to which be wat enti
tled An inquiry wu« at oner made there
wli;ch refilled m belief on our part, thai it
tberr w.n 4nv miaiakr at all, it rrriamly wa»
a^aiiikl Mr Ap|d»ton and not hi Ina fi»nr —
I'i tin* Ul.cf. «*• ba»<' re.i««»n to know, many
of thr whig" of Auburn concurred.
The Adtertiarr star la m ita .inclination
witb th tinremor'a »ote for it* baa.* of rum
pariMtQ. Hut if th« re i* an* miMakc at all in
ll>e Auburn count, it bad it* beginning,doubt
wuli the %utc lot iMivernor—and Mr
lluhliard ta entitled to more tlun tort* totea,
which actuall) counted for Mr IW>)
Tlir VilttMliri *.»)% 'I it three of the Sena
tor* who were on the whig ard free aoil tick
et*, rc.vncd «ote«, while Mr !\v»rndcn,
win w*« (in Ivith tieketa, wa* counted out at
• 'iIy •.".fi IN** the Adtertix-r forget tint
Mr I. ttle wm a!»o on l*>th tick* ta, and that
be rceencd, aeeordin;* t<> Ibe eoi nt, u.ily SI5
»oil * I Mr Mann, too, was on tbe dettwer it
IC ticket. but not on the free *«il tieket, jet
ht rmind 17V*. tea. while Mr. AppfcrtM i»
imljr tlluio'dSII roti'i! How are tle-M-ta
nation* accounted for' Tin* "uly be ae
cuunlcd for in Una war. There were printed
tieketa circulated in Auburn, (one of which i»
now before ii*.) which Uire the name* of thif
of tin whig candidate* for >'natur», and Mr
M inn, democrat, in pU r of Mr Little, whip,
and of the»e tieketa, not far from lifty are
known t.i ha»e Keen eireulatrd and »(>ted —
SupJ* *>• there were juat 17. If, then, )OU
add IT to Mr Little'* tote, who wu not on
tin* tirkt t, you g< t prcciarly the number of
vote* which are allowed to Mar*Too, IN <«<•
and Vinton, who ware on it lli.t on tin*
ticket, (in* lluldwrd'* nune and Mr \pph
ion'* name were borne, and not Mr K< »«iii
den'a, and in thi» »kw of the aubjeet, there*
fore, Mr. Applet on la entitled to 47 *o»<» more
than were returned u<t him
Wi repeat to the Adtertwr th:t we are
Mtiafied to take the return a* it i». Tbe of
ficial rote of tlie diatnet elecU Mr. Appbtou,
and hr will donbtle** tak% hi* aeat in tbe n« xt
("onprena. Meanwhile, wr haxr no oiijection
that the whig* abould aiiiux* thenm he* about
the Auburn totea in any way they may think
proper. If, hrweuT, after twi»tmj{ and turn
ing them o*er to their hraru' content, they
find, aa we are convinced they will, that if
there la any mittake in them at all, the cor
notion ot it win on it inert '• Mr ippicion -
majority, we nupp,**- they will be contented
In Irt the mVfrr rra\.—
fj" We have caught it In MaMachuaetta.
I'erhaj* it m to In' alllictrj, but fur our
aelve», wr have never been partial to that sort
of discipline. The Whiga have carried the
llokton I district. an<J probably the twodiatricta
tie*t to Cape Cod' And th« » ill! We
tear our Irienda there have lacked ruber faith
or work*—which, the* have the leiaure to ket
tle in the year of aatkcloth and aahea which
la before them, and determine whether it ahall
attain be naid that three congre*anien u the
•urn total of a Whig Victory in Ma**irhu
aetta'—[Hangor \trrr*ry.
Si Kit't.—We learn that Samuel H White-!
houoc, of Itel^rade, hur£ himwlf on Sunday
night, the 3d mat., in the bam of Mr. John ,
lender of Mercer, at whose houae he had put
up for the night About six year* ago a
brother of the deceased Imng himself in the 1
same barn. Partial inaanity ta am^ned aa I
the cauae.
TIm Ohio State Constitutional Convention
has adopted a section that there shall be no
imprisonment fur debt eaeept in eaaea of fraud.
A soetion waa reported providing the right of
auflrage to negroea and inulattota. Another
waa reported aboliahiug the office of aaeceiate
Judges in Circuit.
A patriot ia known br the internal he t»kea
if eommot wb«tnl«
(Fr*» tht Tim*.)
" Higher Law '
Wo Kear iVMieh, in th*«a h/tcr day», of •
higher bw ttianU* law of tho land. Ortain
ntnr.iliaM, i» justification for opposing law*
that onndict with their opinionaofright o? jua
Uc«, appeal to what they an? pleaaed 10 call a
higher law. Now what ta thia higher law 1
The highest law of the lam), or of our land, ia
lite Conafilutun—*11 liua being derivative
ami ba»e4 u|«iii liua. Ikl we are wdd that
diima lawa are higher than human lawa, and
when the latter conflict witn the former, they
iuuiI yield. Well, let u« mc if thia position
ia u-uable—confiuuig our view to our country
of course. Fvei) ciliien of the United Sum*
la a law maker. and should bo it law cnforccr
—picauining the object of .ill law to be ihe \
wr||ftrr of th« community. Whan found u>
operate otherwiae, the remedy—a speedy re
peal— ia always at hauJ
I.tttlr tear need be apprehended, under such
a ssiiein u oura, of any mal-«<)«tiiat<iralionnf
the lawa, and aa the law ia the product of no
one man, but the combined wisdom of many,
how much power ia arrogated when any one
iiiau assume* (lie right to ait in judgment u|nki
a law Kven the opinion of the Judge u|«»n
the berHi, wlio administers tlie law,ia aubject
to reve^ion, and how utterly futile and insig
nificant ia tbe attempt to tost the equity of a
law by the crucible of any oue nun'a opinion
of right and wrong. Tbe pith Slid lubsUrtce
then, of the " higher law " creed ia, that all j
other law* andconstitutions are invalid, if auj>-1
p. »e«i In tie at vuienca with itadictate* Tbu«
cmiiriMM >a set in o^poviimn to the law, and
religion made to sanction ita violation What
canlm more dangerous Tbe following brief
and comprehensive article, from tbe I'hiladel
pma lanlger, is pertinent—
•• Law amp MoraU. When Solon wa«
a»lud wbat tnvle a great people, hta iru>wer
was worthy cf a j^eat man—for he immedi-1
alely replied, • ot»edicuce to the laua ' Tbe
American people have many virtuea, but olie
ill r><v tu jik! <>| iiit* 1,1*1 can hardly
Ue classed *n.«ng litem. Tim mint arise
Iroiti the puvalence i»l sentiment* inculcated
by the nuliiicatnm oraclrs—thuae damnable
lirrrxi, * of Ui? day, which, pleading re*cj*.d
rights and higher obligation!, have done to
inurh to unhinge the moral standard, and sow
liceulioi.sm •« broadcast over the land Otic
di> new to the laws, instead of being rulti*.«t<-«f
as * KU'Ii'il duly, is ton often me! by doctrine*
that miiie inarrhy a virtu*, and transform mi
fusion into older It obedunce «n not one
ol the fundamental eouditmns of civilization,
without which government i« at an end, and
life and property the »|-ut of e»ery individual
wlnne untamed pa<siw«s riot in the and
emit 111 plunder, the daring doctrines i»>w m
vogoe, that meuleate foreibleopposition to law
might pa<s without censure , but when all
that makes |tie valuable de|iends on obedienei
to the laws, it would lie wotsc than treason
not tn rebuke the spirit of insurrection that
mav at any moment produce a sanguinary
conflict throughout ihc country. Nu single
interest, no isolated qneston of policy or sen
timent, on justify dimbedicnce to the laws,
to sustain sn«l enforce which is the bights'
duty of the food eitiien. • Flend>-r unto
tV»jr tl»^ things that are t'»»ar's,' is a pre
cejit that f<ll from hallowed lips, warm with
I he lire o| truth . and what F'igan virtue nn
s< crated u u 4 duty, can Christian piety
spurn without crimination * The prevailing
vice of the day is a want of rc»|«ct for the
laws , and, until tics vice is extirpated from
among i.s, wi must «\|*et to pay thi penalty
wln-h all vice, s-nticr or later, «tvts from
those who ene.»ura,'e it by a cowardly pas
si*en>-»«, or a *c!f»h impunitv."
The Reform School-A Locatioa Sf'.ecttd
After a »erv < «ri iij| ci iiwiH.it,on, «n<! with
all the |cf. nuotmn they covild dcrtve from a
visit to the Reform School at We* thorn", and
•c»r|j*l other institutions in MaMachuflts
S'line^v hat similar in their general features,
the I <>miir«sio<iers |of "electing a site for a
|{< fortn School hi this Slate, havo liiully
agr.-rl n{M>n and selected farm in tin* vicin
its oi I'orthnd, in the limits of the town of
• Klltabetk, whteb hi* been presented
them by this etty. It is about three mile*
fr«tn Portland, on the old county r*ad lead
ing from St rued water village tu Saco, and
in .v In vii v. 1 with tins cfPet from tlieptom
en-.de iii the wc»wm (art of our city It is
the tailit commonly known as the " IatUVII
farm," ar>d has l»en owned mart recently In
t'alcbS • irter, v*ith whmn a n<Mri't nl sole
has been elp cti'd.
I he romuiiMiunere, aiki ottier* w tin were
<*<> wen unanimously «»t the opinion
(fiat tin* firm comhin «. my dtcidedlv more
i lvinU{ri as a »iir fur *urlt ait institution
tiian any other location they ha«o viewed, or
any winch ha* been *ugi;e»trd a* likely to be
obtained it 4tiy reasonable price. Wr shall
• |* .il» of it inorc particularly hereafter.
Tli* coiiiiiiiiMiiincr* commenced their exam
inations very atrongly unarmed with the *u
periority of an i*land location ; and under
such an unprcMion, arvcral of the lalatwla in
Portland harbor and vicinity were viailrd and
cnmincd. Butaviait to the School at Weal
Uiiou/ti, and enoauluiion with gentlemen
who hate had the ineana of acquiring much
practical knowledge on the aubject, very *oon
di**ipaud thoee impression*. The School at
Westborough afTorda complete and satisfacto
ry demonstration that the supposed superior*
Ity of an island location, in preventing e»ea|>e,
la only imaginary. From upward* of three
hundred boy* at that inatitution, not one ha»
escaped for more than a year. It la a tiling
hardly thought of. Such being the ca»e, it
will at once be aeen, that in many other re
»|>rcta a Ineatiou on tlie main land, ea»ily ac
reMible, presenta many decided advantage*.
(Advertiser.
WaaniMMTON, Not. Itf —The Republic no
tice* the escapc of Craft* and Ina wife from
I!<>«ton in connection w ith assurances froui the
lloaton pa|>er* that there ha* been no ditlicul
ty in eiecuting the law; and yet the warrant* |
in the marshal'* office were not nerved, and
we hear of no attempt beinp made tu *erve
them. It further **y» the public have a right
to raped from the marahal toirn more sati*
factory explanation of the rea*on* that prevent- i
ed the serving of the pruceaa, and hia conse
quent neglect of duty.
It la aaid tlte widow of the late Profrwor
Webatei and daughter, have aailod for Fayal,
in tlic Dark Ion.
The hardest rain only wet* the body, hu;:
Sard w«ir»l« e«n the h« art
LATEST HEWS.
N«w Yo«t, No*. 13,
New Yoe* FttrnoK.—Ths official re
turns, so far u received, Mam to indicals thai
Hunt is drfM|«4, though thars la I b»r« {*»
aibility of hi* nlsotiss.
Philadklfiiia, No*. 13.
DtLtwiii hlirrio* — Uraodywine Hun
dred U* gained i democratic majority Tor
Govern«r In Wilmington the whig* have
only »l«»ut 130 majority on the Stair ticket.
l>«i*er Hundred haa gwie whig. I.iule (!reek
Hundred lis* g«»«e for H<m* and Kiddle. New
Cattle 11 u(wired has been carried by tba wlug»
by a ainall majority. The democratic ticket
ill VVilminglou will be alioul 176 ahead. The
deiiMjeiatic candidates fur Governor and Con
jjtesa are believed to be elected by about I'.D
majority. Nothing ia known of the legisla
tors.
Annapolu, No*, lit.
Gen Chipman wm to-day chosen Presi
dent ol the Maryland Slate Cenvcution.
llaLTiMoat, Nov. I'.'
The Huston Fugitive Slave ease has creat
ed greit eicitement in Georgia, aa the ala»e%
were from that State—it bida lair to over
throw all tha ulfirts of tho L'nioti
men to aeeure a majority of the Contention
Ktforls are being made to remove (,'hapliu'a
trial to Hallimore.
i Nov K,
Nsshvilli fert*«%th>n.«— Go*. Charles
McDonald uf (•eorgi* was electH President,
and Gi n Chipman of Alabjma, Viee Presi
dent. An hour *n consumed in i»-e*i*wg
credentials and filling vacancies in rnmuiitwrs
when the coii««iuti»a adjourned to 12 o'cloc*
to-morrow.
N fl., No* 13
Fit* »t FtttiiirTM, N II — Nearly the
entire btiaincM part of the city of Frederic*
ton N II., »a» dealieyed by fire yesterday.
It eiimmenerd »ejr tlie Metiwdiat church,
burnt to Front Street, and through to rear «»l
the tnHd ; itciiiwa are reported to ha*e
beeu d'»t ruvcd.
Four Day* Later from Europe
\mtnlof the AtUtulie.
Niw Yock, No* It. —Tin American
»«*Mmtiip Atlantic aimed at thi» port at noon
to day. after a pa mage of VI ilut fr >m
er|MH>] She left ott the 30th u!t
Tlie < amlnia armed at l<iretj>«<o| about 3
o'clock on the afternoon of CXt •.'Ttb
lie* lb. ril«ih<>ritc hae br« n ollicially in
Mailed Noimr lliahop at liiriiMti^hain
Tl.e intelligence from the Continent ia
*K*i* f * *er* warlike character. A H*>a
nan and Ifung.irtan Cm|« lute a^ain enter
ed lief *** ' iivl An AuMrian bittalton hu<
march -d from Italy to join the army th^rc, ami
•••feral ImIUI.oi « have marched ft m Hungary
to .in the llohemian army.
Fsi t.tsp —The |>rliti'-jl in'.cll'jenec fr»m
r.ir.-l rid i» not im;>ortant Tl». f '-.la' i»h«
iiwiit of a Roman hierarchy In England, t» th«
all-rn^p^ins t»pic The ei»n»ervati«e | re»'
ap* l«»id n diininentim. The jmrrnmeiit
it i* Mild, Mill not interfere.
lUsMaBk *\o rire Diono* llnnburf
r<<rr>'*|4>i>di'iiee iif the .<ih in»t . confirm* it
Mateim nt of a cih«|Iiuii of hoatililie*, i "t bj
mtu * of n»*i;oeiatii'i a or tr> .itice, bi't » !•:.
ImcauH' the b»*|liferent |K»rtn* aerm to think
tint an ad*Miccen < ithcr part hi Id !* uitli
out Ki..*e« m.
I'm*' k - Sine aniifiy ev.«u. in r< n»»
• puin'r of til>'d'aciiMioii between '• i <'! • n
termer ami th« guierumetif, reialu* to liei.
N i i:nteyer, *»in»»e rein< t.«| finai h *et*nn»an<
« roitidttiil probable, and the r>-tii**»i< i.1 oi
lien IV llautpoul not br.inj fallowed In th<
rv««atiiHi « f iSic pr.**ivu» «i.i? rtnee with ih«
V\ at I •••yartior..t
iTit V —l<citet* from Ilotiit of the INI
:»tr 113* the Pope had .juitti i! li t Cipitel or
the preceding day, to i <it < i»tle (i.nknph<
where he am»i"d at halt-gaM ten in tto- for>
i *i A ' ortion of the Fre -h troop* iji sr
t» :■ ii i AlklMWfll Ut iwn ni> n Irni.t ..f t!,<
(?aMi<'Iral, «lw fcecm-d the I'ojh* >»itl» mill
tar) btKiora.
WINTER SESSIONS.
I h* fnllowing rs ttir rtanlt of the oAVdI
cvunl of the«ot>-s u(»cii the change of' ihcCoii'
sliluUMi 111 relation Ik tlie W . t« r Sessions —
W k'iW .V>. Vulrs. V'ti ,N<||
York. I9|& to M'.'C
< i.nSv r 4-04 IIn 3.V.M
Lincoln, 3*33 7073 llftC
Kennrbee, 5<J|0 477'J Nil
Hancock, ISM I'.'31 3.VJ
I'riiolxol, tMi C'.\* I H»l
Washington, l"*3 105# 27
Sumersel, UK1# K>3» 370
Waldo, |K7y 1849 «37
Oafnrd, |57tt 733 K4(i
Franklin, 1027 f 109 523
FiacaUqma, ISA9 704 43s
Aroostook, 373 333 3)
Toul, 30,128 10,474 I0.U4U
..«► — 10,049
M<j. in fitor of Wnirt B»i. *.i23
Obedience to Law.
W« ha** no kith m a man's patriotism or
humanity, when he deliberately resists ami
recnmincnds others to resist and break the
law* of hia country. If a law la oppressive,
let it lie patiently borne until it ean he repeal
i «l; but while it remaina a law—and it can
only so remain while appro»ed by the major
ity—every good eitiien la bound to Ine in
eilher activ* or passive obedience thereto.—
There are, in all communities, a few fanatical
apirita, who boldly recommend resistance to
law in the name of religion. Now religion
we hold to be inseparable from good cititen
■ship ; and aa no g»«d citiaen will preach i p
resistance to the solemnly enacted law of Uie
land, it follow*, that no man who preaches
resistance ean cither be a good citizen or a
christian. For our part wc neter considered
a man's religion worth a straw, if it did not
teach him a proper rrgaid for the M pow*r»
that be;'* for, in obedienec to law, we recog
niae the only receptacle in a man's uiind, lor
obediet.ee to God.
Moat Goto.—The steamer Chernkr* ar
wed at New York on Friday the Hth mat.,
bringing 225 passengers, and $200,(XH) in
gold dust. She lefl Chagrc* 87th alt., and
Kingstnn DIM
MusachtMtU Election.
DcrtAT VI TMC Wiiioa —The Atlu
preened the tUlfl m usual, ai.d published oa
Tu*eda» niorninf fbe »ote of 875 town* for
Ooteraor, and Senatorial and Repree^ntatite
return* aufTicicnt to abow that the whiga are
beaten, and ha»e loet their power in theatate.
The abo*e towna foot up aa follow* —
IBM) IH4U
Doulttrll, ilefli. 39,559 37.817
llr.ggs, wh'f. W.'W 4N.60I
Phillip*, free aoil, 96,999 99,799
All othira. 3*6
I OH,723 100,100
'l*h« democrats increaae tlieir *ote HI'J,
tho whip* 11113, tlir free amlera '2593 Maj
against llriuif* U131 Maj. against him lu»t
vear in same town* 30^*2. making hia relatiM*
liia* 0049 The towns to come in are of the
same completion, which is not a good coin'
pleiiou for whiggcry.
Congrtumrn.—la the prcaent Congress
the wings ha*e 7 member*, free aoilera I, »»•
<-incics 9. They ha*e elected to the neit
cmgics* Mr. Appleton in the 1st dia , Onn
Fowler in the 9th and Zcno Sctidder probably
in the 10th—three. The free aoilera haie
elected Mr. Mann in the Hih by about 300
majority. In Nu* V, 3, 4, 5, no choice—6
and 7 probably no choice.
Srmlf.—The opposition or coalition hue
rhoM-n 94. Of these there is no doubt, and
it la a majority against the wings, the senate
1 consist.ng of M) member*. The whig* have
1 chosen II. Tho election of a (iotentor op
|ioscd tn the whim's is certain.. *
of lhprrtmlutHVi —The F.sening
Traveller counta III opposition, 134 »hig*
The mijonly will lie *cry small either way
and canaot ascertained until after the I vat
trial to 611 the vacancies on the "5th
Amuit o# Dim*err, or ™r IUmi-l
On "aturday morning, alout Vo'eloek, J*«n» •
GortWn lknn«tt and John Urilain lite Opf*»
•Ukmi candidal* f> t Diatrrt \ttorney, met i*
llr<>a<J«ajr n< ar Itir corner of White-»t l<tn
ii*"11 mpaniedby hi* wife. who, how
cier, hvl atepprd tnltt a »hoe »l®re ixi the ife
pcmite tide M the street, ju»t pre»iout to tlie
IttWOMricr. Mr Graham wu accompanied by
hi* brother*, Mi mis Clurlr* and Tew it ■ >ia
ham lie struck at Dennett with hi* fiat a»
he approached, but the latter partially <1i«Jt'«d
the bh.wr which !• ok elT ct on hit hat ami
kicked it "«t of all shape. The second blow
tuok effect 'uat below H-nnetl » ear. and pro*'
train] Inm on the |a*rment. Graham th'n
vied him with one hind, and with ttie (Alter
belabored hnn vigorously with a raw»hn!e
cow skin. Bennett sufi-jre-l trvnt in tin fact,
hi* now appearing *er» much a*ollen and
bloodv alter tlx1 encounter.
ftthcts «tjte that lUnnett made an a'tr i jt
to drl« nd himself with hi* care, in J, that I «
cried iHit tnmi luMily during hia pnnishim nt
There «u a number of a|MCia:ors tn the is
• nil, ln'i no »ne intcrtered to prevent it V
policeman, we are told sttempt*] to *• uGri*
lam, at tlx cli *e of the nj ration, b twji
pimmj b* one Mike Mini] —v" ne»r..it
known n* 4 fi,;htiv maa wh • „'*ve luin 1 »
1 lent blow
IteniH'tt, in a cirJ published in Ins pa;>er
< (\«, he w j* walk.113 w ith h>» w jfe wh<-»•
1a1l.1l, 4nd that he w at U it> ti by a jrai.g < l'
wwllii a»>d nfln, ImM (InlM »r>d
li'i bfi.t ier» Guham, lni» • • , In*
el a eard, in which lw »'it«» tlai vHI) '»!« •»
»tru<'« was by hi* own luixf, indttut heii .«■
$; »■>• :i a* Mr». BmM U It ll e
kYiT uf jrllM. The cam1 willul conr** '■*
m ule ih • * ib ects lejfal pr"4 c ' ii H* •
m'tt * pi't I'll" attack, a* wei kl • v. ,
w i» pro*i .ed h» .1 nainv-r« rt. • I j«■: M'
flriiim, wh e!i a;i|< ar»-d ia* tl •• llci«hJ •••
• iout to tlie 1 le •!.« ; ,
Tlic Ifenild stairs that Joi Graham, I -1.
w.;« irr« -<tcd on Siturdav, by M'tur of a w ,j.
rei i «mei| bv Justice Moi.ntii rt, ai.d lillvit'}
bail to an*wrr a charge of a»«anlt and battery
u}i 11 Jain«-s Gordon llrnnctt
IlilllKTIIA <1 Hit ll« Mo". M I".I
l(tI'lPC'1 i» Fl»» Wf HP |Vt ••
c.l to Hie D<iatoa Traveller t.*r the pirt.cul irs
ill' the t' til destruction t f l!ic f»r:?l I d- I
..I' tli- Ilostniand Me. K, R J). ^«>t, »im!-I
(Ml ( 4bkW3V flrcrl, Which X .»» ll.M-I.U uJ l« 1 •
on fire about two o'clock Tiik'iv inotri;..g
Tiw Innldiiig was ofbrick, and w*s ab» t
Ji>r hitlidti .1 f«*i t lorp. It w*»ImiiI' >>» til
year* ago, at a co»t of ami w«* in
sured for aliout half >t« value Acenrtir f to
the t>e«t testimony tint can lie obtained a! th»
, pn-«ent time, the fire took in low*r pail of t!»«
upper story, from what cause t« unknown.—
There waa in tin? building at the tune (hat tho
fire was discovered, an engineer, two bnke
mcn.and the night watch of the building, the
latter el" whom had been o**r building a »l "rt
tune before The engineer enquired just 'e
litre ttir lire wa» discovered, aa to the cause
of a roaring noise, then plainly to he heard.
The watchman replied that the wind was ru
ing. S«>n alter, the flames burst out fioin
' the roof, giving tli<»se who slept Iwlo* sraree
ly time to «acs|>e, one or two lea* in if llieit
witches behind. The flames jprewi with
rabidity, aud a!in>»t instantly the v«»t build
ing, in Hi entire length, wo ore maa> of fire.
The upper ilory of the building w*« occu
pied by Messrs. Harrod ard Kernald, ciien
sive mahogany dealers who had, within a »T
or two, removed a large stock of mahogany
from Ann street to this building. Their atock
is estimated to hive been worth 110,000 to
50,000, on which there la $IH,000 insurance
Th« great weight of the mahogany hastened
the destruction ofthe building by breaking I be
I Own, and throwing down the wall*. Thia
i morning, scarcely a vestige of the walla, ci
cept at each end, waa standing.
At the tune of the fire the outward freight
trim, which leaves at 5 o'clock, waa aunding
in the depot. It consisted ol 30 fright cars
loaded with cotton, flour. A:c. Thia train ua»
totally destroyed with ita contents. Some
other goods which were in the dejio' were de
atniyed ; among other thinga, fifty half* of
j cotton piioda belonging to the Salmon Kails
Manufacturing Company, tnd 3<>0 hales be
longing to other parties. A number of freight
car* loaded with lumber, alanding outaide
of the d<'poi, were partially injured. The
Schooner Swan, lying agroand near ihe de
pot, waa injured in her rigging, and narrow
ly escaped destruction.
The total loes by thia fire, the most eiten
stve in this city for several years, cannot at
thia moment be estimated w ith any great ac
curacy. The Company certainly lose th«
building and ears, less the insurance, but

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