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The Song 0! labor.
Ho! Idling drones of thin teeming enr‘h.
w way {or the anl‘ of tail.
Who redeem the promise implied hy birth,
And live not by then. or spoil :
Nth clings to lholr manly and honest urzlsp,
And brightens their anger uinnrc,
And lordlingl qnllie. like the trembling mp,
Al the none of toll ndvnncn.
With I him nm and trcm-imnt blnle
The lore-t 1 In clemd May,
And labor lenghs. As with hue and xpnde
AI it delve: in the virgin elny ; ‘
Whm'er ll muchen it turns to guid—
Flir finittul field: uppeur
When desert: moaned In any: «old,
And new not the ham-A‘s rim-r.
new. music charm in the thilur's hand—
And ll] but emotive night.—
Which I thought our clothe and n drmm expand.
'l‘ili they hunt on the gnzior'u night,
In temple'u Mr, Ind in fnhrirs stringe—
‘l'he triumph: of plutlr Art ;
Which an give to Science in widcni range,
All to Commerce It: golden mart.
I'M lately ship, which in [wide career:
0": the wilds oi the pulling: um,
All the lay-tie noodle by which nhe steers.
Brenton“- were made by thee ;
Th hlxht rho been in thy gothered store. ‘
hall the mountain and field Ind mine-
PM the («at M. from the penrl strewn xhore.
And the clverned depths of brine. Q
M'lt built the [nine Ind sacred fIM,
And “thinned the king], crown ;
The citi- which smile upon hill nnll plain,
And fork to defend ur frown. -
Who-alumiwd the iron rull,
And flu ilghtling'l nervelike wire.
Which an thrill with thoughts, or in udneu wail.
Like the Itmggle of Apollo's lyre.
The W [ode in the lowly home, .
Ale nered nude by thee ;
They Ire deer In the perfumed amber-{om
‘l’othegodlofthemndingm.
“nothing-o! no, and of courtly now,
all" elite from thy cultured nhili ;
Then inert thy righta, Ind let mien know
The night of the toiler’a will.
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hi (album: una- hy thu- neck“: of Amchcnm
PM. In. Lyllh Huntley Slgnurm‘y, nuggewhul
int-m Int-In nu: Plum at David. « The rm!
Mk 111 h 1111 hon than In at) God." is one u! the
“EU Hill‘s tn the bngunge :
"No God!" “No God !" The simplest flower
Mon the wild ll found.
Multidim- In cup of dew.
All MN. at. tho Bound :
“ No God I"thde Echo cries -
M m Im- uvm hour.
A“ ovary mdeflng blrd um ille
hmu the Anni-Mm.
TM Inleun forest mu ll:- head. .
Tb Alllghly lo pmhlm.
he blooms on m cry-N urn.
M hp a: (run it me.
“0' "all: th deep Ind vengeful no.l,
Alan 111 biliary tuck,
1M M V-avlu opal hll month,
To hurl the Elam buck.
‘5 pill "to wlth In princely crest,
Th oocon‘: leafy linden.
ham-mm hendlng la la lord.
l-yo- Inn-Ina gum- ;
“Mud. um. borne by wln-Is,
ht Ming spa-mu ma.
Eldon on the anus nndn,
Wm the team'- creed.
“lo 00! 1" With Indiguuon high
The Men Inn in nut-red,
And Rh pale noon tum pnlar null,
“ hall In Implou won! : -
“i 9!. lid: burnlng damn-o, the Man
WI don vim angry eye.
Mm... m atom Illonld mock.
him! mule»,-
T“ 00!! or Govnxnx'r ron ONE YEAR
‘mWopI-iuion bills pssscd by Con
"m “P ‘57.179,569—a conniderahie
“99'“ for the people to pay out of their
awn“ The item are as follows:
"Hm: .8.521.104; "my, $14,089,645;
3.0;" "1.359.982; fortifications, 89,805.-
: legal-4m, judiciary &c.. $6,688,191;
Mu. 014,324,241. We have notyml
W the Innnul cost of the British
min“. which in estimated by the
“or for this year m. 200,474,000
:20" in par money, to $231,370,000, or
who tune- the cost, of the United
Mmmnc, with nbonti the same
h‘ 0' population.
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fismfl SAILID 5‘03 Eunom—Mr.
hm "Mod in New York from Wash
30h :Vhere he wu the guest of .\lr.‘
than J‘l- _He recently took passage in
"Mlhlp Falcon, for Huvro, and will‘
'Ptnd the summer in Europo, I
OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON TERRITORY. FRIDAY. MAY 8. 13.37.
l Pierce County Democratic Convention.
f A convention of the Denim-racy of Pierre
ilt‘ltllllly, \V. 'l‘,, hating lien held at SteiIa
.VCOOIII, on Saturday, the '_‘.‘i:li day of April.
,le’fti, pursuant to a Ch” of the llt'lllttt'l‘fllit'
{County (‘oiuniiltec, for the purpme of
detecting six delegates to attend the 'l‘crrite
- rial Convention, to he held at “in Li's .\lill~‘.
,‘l.ewis county, oii the. llth of .\lay next:
iand whereas, the minority of said i-onn't‘
convention, by and with the aid and autist
_lnnee of .\li-s<r<. Iliuh l‘iittei-mvi and John
J)“. Chapman, (the chairman and :»4‘t’l't't‘il’)‘
,ltlict'eof) did u? their utmost exertions to
‘ride rough-shot over the major/.'.» of the de
linoerai-y of said county then :iiid there a<~
iseinhled, and tdcrush HS, :isit Were. todu<t.
and to tl/‘pl'lt‘e us of our just and houe>t
irifihts and privileges as American eitilein:
ihut deeming our cause to he jllni i::i.l tightv
leans—nay, hut knitting it to he will, we
Iliat'e resolved theiiig the majority) to hold
a nicotine, and eleet six ileh-galm ti) repre
sent. us iii the Territorial Convention,
On motion of Mr. Wood, TIIOS. Dean,
Esq, was appointed ehairtnan.
On motion of Mr. Wallaee, J. I}. Leach
limp, was appointed Secretary.
(in motion of Mr. Wood, it was unani
mously resolved that we now proceed to
eleet l-y liallot six delegates to represent
the Democracy ol' l'ieree county at the en
suing Deiiiot-ratie Territorial convention.
Messrs. Canon and Wh'te hating been:
appointed tellers, the ballots were ('.lnl, l
and the tt-lly‘o having announced the re]
sult of each vote, .\. F. Byrd, W. IL,
Wood, A. C. Lowell, John itigiiey, not»!
ert Thompson and William N, Savage,
Hun, were declared duly elected.
On motion of Mr. Wood, it was unani
niously resolved, that although we leave;
our delegates unfettered, inihound and tin-,‘
trnnimeled hy instructions, we would have}
them use every honorable means to secure“
the nomination of [saw I. Sri'vms as n'
candidate for delegate to Congress.
On motion of Mr. Wood, it was “llfllii-l
monsly resolved, that whoever the Demo-i
cratic nominee may he, we pledge otll‘.\'"l\'i‘s'
to tise every honorahlc menus to secure ills,
election : provided, however, iliat he be!
nominated fairly and honorably at the en
suing Democratic 'l‘erritorial Convention.
On motion of Mr. Wood, it was unani
mously resolved, that in the event any
one or more of our delegates he unahlc tot
attend the Territorial convention, that lie,l
or they, be authorized to appoint, as proxy,l
any one of our delegates who‘niiiy attend!
On motion of Mr. Wood, it was unani
mously resolved, that the proceedings of
this convention be published in the Pioneer
& Democrat.
lii justice to ourselves, we deem it in
place here to explain more fully why Wl‘l
resorted to this step: I
On motion of Mr. Frank Clark, the vote,
was taken on the question, “shall we elect
our delegates t-ii-ri tire?” and there was}
lsavh a storm of “ nnys " that the chairman
at once declared “ the My: have it.” Mr.
Clark then having charged irhigs and non
residenta with voting, (a run: on his part),,
the place was cleared, and those who pro-,
fussed to be democrats were then ordered!
to take seats “inside the liar,” when scv-l
cral Whigs came in, and no objection was
made to any of them. Mr. Clark then‘
moved that “ we proceed to elect our dele
gates vim core,” which was again lost by a
storm of nag/a. Agentleinnn present called
for a division of the house, and when the
secretary (Mr. Chapman) counted the ayes,
he announced 34, and the Hays 36, but the
chairman declared “ayes 81’, nuys 36,—.
cntlemen, the ayes have it l'_’ An appeal
liom the decision of the chair was made,
but was ruled out of order l Also several ,
motionii, and the gentlemen who niadei
them, were ruled out of order. We now,
leave our cause in the hands of the people.
On motion, adjourned sine die. I
THOS. DEAN, Chm‘n. l
J . B. Luca, Sec'y. l
Territory of Washington, } as I
County of l'icrcc.
Personally appeared before me, the tin-,1
dcnigned, nJustice of the Peace in tltld‘
for said county, the undcriuciitioaed demo
cratic voters of said county, who, being
ouch first. duly sworn, say that the Deuio‘i‘
erotic voters of Pierce county, in pursuance
of u call by the Democratic Committee of
said county, met in convention for the pur
pose of electing six delegates to represent,
said county at the Territorial Conrontioni
to be held at Drew’s Wilson the 11th day
of May next ; that the chairman put cer
tain questions to the house after being set-.
tied and determined by a majority of tliel
legal voters then and there assembled;
that the chairman refused to allow an up
peat from his decision ; that. when the
house was divided, the chairman and clerk
did both maintain that the ayes had a mn—,
jority, when in fact they were in the ini-i
nority ; and that the minority of said free
and independent democratic voters of said
lcounty did over-ride the majority, and were‘
sustained by the chairman, thus trampling
over our just rights, ullll grinding as to itie
very dust; therefore, as tree American eiti
zeal, we solemnly protest against the action
of the Democratic convention liehl in Stella
coom, for the county of Pierce, on the 25th
day of April, 1857, whereof tlugli Patter
son was chairman and John .\I. Chapman,
secretary, and farther deponents say not.
. W. 11. Wood, Alex. lieisson,
IA. C. Lowell, A. 1!. l'orter,
, Geo. Dean, Dominick Cei‘coran,
l John Rigney, James Saleoiiib,
James Burns. A. \Voolery,
“'m. K. .\ln-lvillr, J. H. White,
~ “'ln. .\'. Savage, liivhar l ’l‘mrnhill,
~ linln-rt 'l'hvunpsnn, l’t-ter Jul ~n,
l. John (‘rnnon, t‘arl J. (.'nrh-h.
~ J. l". Fraim, \\'illi:im lit'lh‘ttlL'
r Jtlst'pll Dyer, John t‘armn.
. l’nul la'nnnnrie, lionmou: .\"iv,
John Nit-sum, (inorg- Jnl Is,
H. A. Light, 1". “mar.
r N. lh-lin, J .\'_J:u;uith.
..t‘ln'istnpin-r .\iahon, .\. l}. iiuliln will,
I J. li. Lent-h, H. “"Illut-n,
r‘tii or'n- ilcytvard, 'l'hn-ms livan,
1, “'ul'l‘t'll (iove, 'l‘in uphihis Seal,
_ James ('heltnn, H. \Vhiu-svll,
, Thomas N. Horn, \\'m. I’. Wells,
_ John Garry, 'l'hunlas ”well.
I “'m, Sales, “'m B. liolton.
:' Hugh .\iorton,
,‘ Sworn to and subscribed before me this
. 25th day of April. HST. l
I. (Tllllln‘i‘ul‘lliil: .\l.\ilt).\', I
. Justice of the Peace for Pierce (Kt, \V. T.I
yi'l‘erritnry 0f \Vnshiugtnn, I 's I
I County of Pierce. 9 5 |
l’crsnnally nppcand before me, the un-I
ldet'sigued, a. Notary Public in and for tlml
.Ithird Judicial Ilistri't in said Territory”
[Christopher .\iahon, who Ivy-in}: by me first’
yiduly sworn, drposeth and says that the;
Astatcments made by him, as contained in
Ithe fun-goingr aliidavit, are true. i
I Sworn to and suhsrrihed before me all
lS'rilacoom, \V. 'l‘., this 25th day of .\pril,‘
‘ 18.37. Cnmsrornm Maxim: ‘
l WM. K. .\ll-ILVILLI-I,
‘ Notary Public,
l In and for the County of Pierre, W. T.’
l I certify that Christopher Mahon, (thel
,u’ilhin named) who look the depmition of,
Ithosn whose names are attached to the‘
Ilirst ailidavit, is a Justice of the Peace in
land for the county of Pierce, in the 'l'crri-
Itnry of Washington.
Given under my hand at Stcilacoom,
lthis 23th day of April, hm,
E WM. K. .\ll‘lLVlLLl‘l, X. I‘.
l -- «Du» - ——
Democratic county Convention in Pierce.
l Pursuant of a call of the Demorratie
(‘mmty Committee of Pierce county, the
Democracy of Pierce assembled en man: at
the ("nnrt Home for the purpose of elect-I
in: delegates to attend the Democratic:
"'i'crritorinl Convention to he holdeu all
,l Drew's Mills in Lewis county, on the 11th
Iday of .\lay next, {or the selection of a
leandidatc to be supported by the Democ
. racy of the Territory for Delegate to Con
gress, and were called to order by R. S.
Moore, chairman of the Democratic Com
mittee of Pierce.
The object of the meeting being briefly
‘stnted by Mr. Moore. Hugh Patterson,
Esq. was unanimously called to the chair,
and John M. Chapman was elected secro
turv.
I Mr. Clark then moved that the warm
tion proceed to elect by tion rate the dele
gates to attend the Territorial Convention,
and that Samuel McCaw, Henry E. Brad
ley, llenry Murray. R. S. Moore. George
lßroa-a and Hugh Patterson be selected as
lsaid delegates. ‘
Pending which motion, it was stated by
some members of the convention that there
were others than Democrats in the conven
tion, whereupon Mr. Clark gave way with -
his motion, for the purpose of n motio
which was made by R. S. Moore, Esq., an
unanimously carried by the convention,
viz: that the house be cleared, and that
none x" democrats entitled to vote in
l’icrce ounty be allowed to participate in
the convention. The room (was then clear
ed, and the democracy immediately return
,ed in a body, and the question was then
Ituken upon the motion of Mr. Clark to
proceed to elect by rim race, which wasl
learried, and .\lcssrs. S. MoCaw, Henry
IE. Bradley, Henry Murray, R. S. Moore,l
Geo. Brown and Hugh Patterson, were
ldaly elected as delegates to attend said
l'l‘crritorial Convention.
I It. was then moved that any person or
persons elected by this convention as dele
lgates to the Democratic Territorial Con
. rcntion he, and they are hereby authorized, ,
il' unable from any'eauso to attend said
Territorial Convention, to appoint a proxy
.or proxies to cast their vote in said eon-‘
, ventiou. The motion was unauimouslyl
adopted. I
On motion of Samuel McCaw, it was
Ivoted that the proceedings of the eonrcn-I
tion be published in the Pioneer and Demo-I
crat.
l The meeting then gave three cheers forl
Ithe Demoeracy, and “tree groans for tth
‘ \vooley heads. l
. On motion, the convention adjourned
' sine Ilia. ' I
‘ HUGH PATTERSON, Clim‘n. I
, J. .\I. Omens, Sec'y. I
l - .__....,..__ -—— .
I l’nizssxnnox 'ro Ex‘l’knsmmr I‘u:::ct:.‘
’,-—.\ prcscntatioa of silver plate to cx-l
l. President Pierce by Senator 'l'oombs, oul
”I the part of citizens of Savannah, iieorgia,3
i took place on the tub inst. The plate‘
’leonsi :ts ofsix heavy pieces, (dinner servicc,)
-, richly chased and ornamented. Mr. 'l‘uotnbs
'iaeeompanied the presentation in an t'iU
"qucut speech, to which the ex-l'csidcut
' handsomly responded. The Star says:
l Quite an assemblage ofladics and gen
r'tlcmcn ot' prominence were present at the
Ipresentation, among whom \vare cx-Sccre
itarins .\larvy and Unthrie, Secretary Cobb,
‘Scnator liutler and ”on. Mr. Keith, of S.
,L‘., t.‘ol. tirccnc, the veteran editor of the
l Boston Post, Col. Buchanan, Major Brooks,
land other army otlieers.
‘ Deferred \'.‘M ltr9ni.
.\ l’. ‘.l'l£ Menu: \r. ~'l'i.u iitl/u-ns m
\\'«-~:»porl, n .\liv'mn-i Imm lmt"lv'l‘l:l'!‘ ntl
lKuns:u.~. have hill :1 met-ting, at which they
'rneulrml to resi<t :ill «tl'urts tu run-n Ihr
farm-w troubles in Knn<n<, In mienl :i
l: “lill lllll‘ \\‘( li‘nin.l tn t'n.i_..ii.‘.~ l'iuzn l \el')‘
pu‘ti m uiihc l'liim ...ii in :illun' tluv
ll::'.\< ul l{itlls.|\ ulnl .\limn'ri in puni-lx all
u.".'.-:. lv'l'i.
1 Tu“. l’nnariii-ti: Qi‘i:<:io\'.- .\lr. (‘l'itlmi
tll'll ~ulnnitteil it) ll"- .\‘vuitn 0:1 .\llm-l-iy.
:tln- Nth lnxtnnt. the I'nllnuiug' l't‘MtllliltllNl
Iran/ml, 'l'hni, 11l lite judgment i-f‘tln'
‘Fcn tie, the complete 1‘» :nptinu ol‘ \'«-~~vli
‘Ul‘l'OllllllL‘l'l'L‘ unll their t'.'l';:'-n-\' fruit] with
uni or capture in time of u- n- would h“ n
isignul llll'S<llI_': to tnnnkin.l: null lhut in
‘- the neeninlili~hnicnt of an end so il-«irnble.
l‘the Senate will nlwnys be really to gin
‘lln-il' hearty :lltl :ln'l rnnpi-rntiun.
l l.'/w/nul, That the mere nlmlitiun ol‘prirn
tccrin: unnhl nut nccmnpli‘h that end. but
(would in its operations be unequal and
unjust, depriving the United .\‘tntcn of n
l most cll‘cetuul llll'ulli of hmtility and re»
,‘tulintion against it snp'riur nzu'nl power.
‘ which, by means of lla’ irrentrr nuniln-r of
,5 public ships, [night nlninst with impunity
.'dcstroy or cripple our commerce, and there
lfure such nbolitiuu alone would he inrun
lsistent with the policy and interest. of lim
i I'niteil States. - .
I li’cxnlrrzl, 'l‘hnt tliirx policy of the Unitml
*Stutcs, coinciding with the general interest
of mankind, is well explained utnl \'indirn
tell in the .atatcsmnu like letter of the
American Secretary of Sale, .\lr. Marcy.
to the Count dc Snrtiges, of July 2"th,
[8.36. _
" li’rsulrml. Iltrrlfort', That the course pur
lsued by President l’icrcc, as stated in his
llast nnnuul message, in reference to certain
{rules or principles of maritime law in time
lof war, agreed upon ugleelared by,plcni-l
pntontiaries of Russ! , France, Great
I Britain, Austria, Prussia, Sardinia, _ and
Turkey, and :übniittcil to him for adoption
by this Government, meets the cordial up
probntiou and occurrence of the Senate,
OHSEQCIES or Dn. KANE—Dr. Kane's
ohsequies were celebrated at Philadelphia
rin an imposing manner. The (lags on the
Epuhlie buildings and shipping in the port
:were at half-mast and draped with crapo,
land the stores along the route closed.
, 'l‘herc wasu large and imposing military
display. ’
‘ Bnlrtsn Tcsrnroxut. To run Kan Exrl
puma—Canyon has passed a joint reso
lution directing appropriate medals for Dr.
Kane and his companions in tho Artic
Expedition. The gold medal presented by
the British Government to the otliccrs and
men of the expedition is about the size of
of a double eagle, and a beautiful specimen
of coinage. On one aide in n Igll executed
head of the Qmon, with her title in Latin.
0n the reverse ia tho inlzriptiou: "The
British Government to the Oflicera and
Men of the American Arctic Expedition,"
encircled by an olnborato oolt wreath, aur
moantcd by acro'wn, and the whole aur
roundcd with the words: “A; a token of
gratitude for their generous urtico."
Pasmnina iron 1860.—Tiw black‘topab—
licaus all over the free States or. My
preparing their platform: for an great and
rriblo light which in lure to com in [B6O.
Unn mu m: Monuoxs.—Aeeording to
the Washington cormpondcnt of the New
York News, “the adminiatutlon has de
termined to dispense with Brighall Young
tut soon In his commiuion "to”. Mr.
Bughauan will see if com at r than 0
Mormon governor caahot govern ‘Utah.
The organic law garo M 430 governor and
[legislature the power to x_tho «at of
l government. Brigham ond in! union, outi
cipating that some day he might be nua
pended, fixed . the seat of government.
at. Fillmore City. a miserable plm'verat
hundrcd milcl from Salt Lake City, 0 that
his auceessor.would be distant from the
population, and thus enable him to contin
ue to exercise control over it." ..
'. fir 1t hal been found that improvedl
drainage in only twenty atroota iu Manchu;
ltcr, England, duuiuished the annual mortalv
ity of the town twenty per cent. ‘
l n- The Norwalk bridge disaster has
.lbeen eclipsed by on nccident which occur
l red on the Grand Trunk railway, at Hamil
'ton, C. W., 12th all. A train for Toron
'l to, upon reaching the bridge over the Des
“Jardiues canal, rau 011' the track and crash
ilcd through the bridge to the water below,
ll some sixty feet, carrying tho engine, bag
!gage and two passenger cars. it 'is lup
posed that there were about one hundred
‘pcrsons on the train, and of this number
lsome .u'rculy-jirc lives were lost by mutila
,: tion and drowning. Only three persons
. l escaped death or serious injuries. Most of
1‘ them Wcrc Wealthy and highly respected
icitizens. There were, it is supposed. lie
ll tu’ccn acvcnty-li re and one hundred pas~
) scugers in the earn. but fifteen of wlpm
; were taken out alive. and of these lire
.‘ died of their lnjnt'xs 3001] after being res-
L‘cued. The conductor of the train, at Ger
; man boy and three others, were the only
. ? pursuits who escaped the massa ' .
3‘ W‘ The l'rcaitlclit has rcc<slizcd 11.
' llazisnian as Consul from Prussia at San
'. l'rauviwm
_., 525- Col. John S. Cunningham. ul'h'unt'n
, Carolina, haa~ been appointed a l’uracr in
ltlh.‘ Nat)"
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l' “t ~ iv Mail tinn‘u-L :iln, \il .- .'Hlll! 1.. .\l.tl‘-
3' lin; t-l"l':-nnu.~<w-. Salary SI,UI|I|.
“l .\' i» r l'rnit t-l' .\l' ‘.',.w, t‘mmll at
‘ ll‘,‘i‘lill,\li'l’i)ll'~ll\‘.\.()l_'~ltll al' .\ctr
-\ \l'l‘n. i‘:.l,ll‘_\ .~ l.‘ "J
U .l. l'..'e lln; km» 1' \’lr;i.|i.:. (fun nl at
M Tu! .- H. .\lt'um, .‘ ,' \ ;.' 'l|_
.l ..; W, \"liite irl' t'uv‘vw ‘tii'nf, ('unml
: nt Lyme-g l-‘r 11l 'e, \i.-i- \\',lli.n.i lh)’ ol
'_ l't-nli~_\'|'..nz‘:i. 5.7,:iy sl 0|)”.
.; l"r:mri~ .\. 'l'hurn'nn All .\ortll ('nrniinn,
t' ('ulmrl :ll .\~]-inr..:ll, Keir tirnnnlnY rive
‘- tii urge W. Neither of .\lnlunnin. Salary
._ 311.20“,
‘I J. .\ll:|l.\'ll.~' Johnson of [Hindu l~lnnd,
\ L'unml ut lir-yronle, 'i‘lllli:>l| «lomininns,
, tim- lln-nry \\'uo.l Irl' va-llnnnhhire.
.- Sultry-#IOOO.
('lmrlr.‘ (i, linylnr trl‘ ltiwirt of ("Ullllllfi
<1 bin, (‘mmll nt .\lllllt'llcnlt‘r, linglnnd.
l Snlnry‘free.
l Eugene .\l. “'ilaon. i'niled Shite Attor
i‘ln-y {or .\linew‘n, \'ivo Norman liddyd
,‘Snlnry $2.10 and rt'v‘s. ‘
l Henry 1:. Andrews, I'll-.illlflslt'l‘ at
f} (inlrtwtun, 'l‘exns, riee John 1;. limit.
.' ‘ Sulnry nlmnt SII,OOO. .
-i The Hon. 'l'hunnls Dnvnl has received
-‘ the new l'niud States ULdriut Jndghhin
~ in Tex 1:, Willi-um ('. Young the .\lnrshnl-l
iship, nnd l'ld. Hnbbnrd the District At-l
litorneyship for the new district. l
l‘ .l. ~l'nllon Anderron ul' Wnshingtonl
“Territory, to he Governor ofsnid Territoryi
- from and after Mnreh 17, 1551. l
_i Samuel Medary of Ohio, to he Governorl
,'of Minnesota Territory from and after
April 1,1857. , ,
-: Turner Nelson oflndinnn, to be Superin
=l tendent of lndian Affairs in the Territory
i‘of l'lnh. -
*' George 11. Jonca of Virginia, to be
-lSccrt-tury to the President to sign patenta.
WilliunLWoer of Kansas, for Attorney
. of the United Slate‘s for Kansas.
Lewis W. Stin‘ord to he United States
, .\[nrshul for the Southern District of Ohio,
virc Thomas K. Smith.
, Delnvun Bloodgood of New-York, to be
' an Assistant Surgeon in the Navy, vice E.
,K. Kane, deceased. ’
t Henry C. Lowell, of Minnesota, to be
Register of the Land Office at Fairbnult,
: Mennesotn, in the place of Diedrieh Upham,
l' removed.
James W. Neamith, of Oregon, to be
Superintendent of Indian Adair! for
' Washington and Oregon.
' Alexander B. MeKeaeaek, of Arkansas,
- to be Indian Agent for the Wichetu and
‘ neighboring tribea weat of the Choctawa
and Chicknsnwa.
_ William E. Murphy of Kansas to be
Indian Agent for the Pottowutomle Indian.
James L. Collina of Now~Mexied Super
intedent of Indian Malta in New-Mexico.
Eliaa 3. Dennis of Illinois to be Harahal
for Kansas. , '
Q The loruig'n appointmenta will not
be acted upon for a month to come.
Tun Nanoxu. “MED Banana—Be.
ator Hale has returned to hie home at Do
rea, N. 11., very unwell. so much ao or to
be unable to go out. Ilia indiepoeitiod il
enppoaed to have been caused :y the paleon
ed water at the National Hot , Walhtl'
torn, where he boarded. ,
There have heenaoveral deatha fro. thla
myatorioua- aickueu. A Mr. Latex“. of
Ohio, died on hla way home that Waamx
ton, and Mn. Jay L. Adams died laet ,
both of whom atom-ted at the National
Hotel. A post enorm- examjnafloaoulra.
Adam revealednthe MUthat tithe “so”?
had been artia y eaten way-t e w
manifested, symptoms a, Harem inflame
. tion; the lunga here consented; and the
kidney! severely elected." Thou append
aueea indicate the preaence and action of
arsenic in the stomach. .
Mr. Buchanan haa not yet recovered
from his attack, and Mr? ABppleton, J.
, Glancey Jones, “on. Robert . Hall, Mr.
, Medory of Ohio, Mr. lattaaon 0! New
York, and other: are still adoring from
I the elect: of the poison. ,
“- The National Hotel has been taken
' posaesaion of by the Board of Health, and
’ a thorough investigation will be made M to
the causes of the late aiekneas. ‘
I The Board of Health have arrived at
_ the eonclueion that the aiehaoaa at the
_ National Hotel vma cooled by poisonous
_ miasmn generated in the sewers, cesapoola
, and sinks about the establishment.
- fir Another dreadful railroad accident
. has ocenrredf It happened on the Pen
- nsylrania Railroad, at Altoona atation. An
- emigrant train standing on the track~ wne
l,ruu into by a heavy freight train, crowding
-. the rear car into the one before it, and
-! causing the instant death of six of the
l“ passengers, and mutilating ten or twelve
l" others.
Li Larsen or rnr. Gimm- Burner—it is
' 2 expected that the steamship Greet Enatern
‘lwill he launched in August next, but. seve
: rnl months must elapse alter that before,
' hilt: can be made ready for non. .The
1 amount expended on her up to the presenti
: time is nlmnt $2,000,000; and an addition-l 1
’ ul sum 014150300 will probably be re
quired to complete lnr. ‘
'| Commodore Sinoot, of the Navy, is dead.‘
I‘. Dz)" I'nr~ r Thomas I'. Me“. lilnirl
11l .1 on tiw lith nit , oil! board the steam;
‘ frigate .\l--::‘.:n.u', in the Gulf of Mexico,‘
.1 nlnl “.I‘ 1:.1.'.c\l at Santa Cruz with militn-,
l"v' ll‘);.‘a't»
NO. 24.
The “red .‘it‘olt use.
_ 'l'lu- opininn of the l'nilul Stutes Su
: ;Il'vl|ln' ('unr! hon ln-l'll tlrlirerml in the
" mum llrml .\.«umlm-e. (‘hiof Justice
'l' |ll>‘_\' ;:l\-‘ it full uni l'lulmrdl-r statement
" i-l' the \ll u: ml the ('«mrt. The decision
" inn lx'r-nlwl imnnrnn excitunwnt. The
l (.H'll'i has ll ri-lul the following important.
lmll'e: .
I I‘jwtlvarzrora wlmther slaves or free,
‘; :lml ii; men of the .\l‘riean race, me not citi
" .‘L 3- tln- (‘onslitnlimL
.‘JI-mul’ 'l'he nrilirnnr'e of 17“? had no
'1 '3' Ilvln‘lltlt‘ltt «onslitntionnl force or legal
C ('ll'u-l mlnmpiontly to the adoption orthe
l" I‘onslitnliun, nml vonhl not npernte ot'itscl!
to roofer frrevlotn or eilizenship within the '
' Nurlhn‘er-t 'l'crrimry m ingroe: not eitl‘
' zo~n~' by the ('ona'itnlion.
- ’l'/iinl-»——’l‘hc provisions of the Art of
ISM, commonly culled the Missouri Com
‘ pruxniw, so far 11$ it undertook to exclude
' negro .\lamvry from, und cmnnmnientc
fl‘l‘t‘liillll and ('lillt‘ll‘hlp to, negrovs in tho
' northern part ol' the Louisiana eeseion, Inn
'iu. ln'gislnliw net exceeding the powers of
[Con-grey, und \‘nm, and of no lugul efl'ect
ill!) that end.
-‘, In devirling these points, the Supreme
'L‘onrt determined the following incidental
1 points:
’ 141'rxl—'l‘hc expression “territory end
"other property," of the Union, in the Cork
‘lxlitulioll, applies "in terms" only to each
llrrrimry as the Union possessed nt the
‘imloption of the Constitution.
r' .\‘ucuml—Jl’ho rights of citizen» of the
United States emigrating into any Peder“
" territory, and the power of the Federel
" Government there depend on the general
provisions of the Connitutiou, which *-
' lines in this, Is in I" oth" rupee“, th
' powers of Congress.
T/u'nl——As Congrcsg doee not porn?
' powerilsclr to make ennctmenta rel-t 1"
to the persons or property of tritium of
the United Stetes, in n Federal Territory,
other thnnlueh as the Constitution eon
‘ fers, so it cannot eonstitutionnlly delegntc
r any such powers to n Territorial Govm'p
’ ment, organized by it under the Con-titl
tion. '
~ Fourth—The legnl condition of lin
in the State of Miami in not elected I]
3 the temporary lojonrn of Inch all" ll
. other State, but on till return hllrfi
. tion still depend: on the Inn 3i M:
Al the plentll! we. not A WM"
! nonri, he, therefore, could. Mewah
' Conrteo! the Unitedgflle . ~ .
must be dirnniued {or ”at o!
l The deliver d IMI' , ‘
about three loan. and M: ~
i with profound “tendon .51 c w
Court Room. the man.
gentlemen 01'th Mk “:1; a” L’-
, 39-11:. following Wm.“
‘ :I:an :31“?qu _ W 4 ‘
i nte tri ntl hp”, " 4 W
Wuhlngton, and yhichjn‘vdfld‘t “a? ' 3 p
, "Nudity oi the ‘ I p " “P‘” .4
' Somelyenn ego I‘d-n? , ‘ '
we re unteri ' A "
_ :2, meme: rm ..
, claimed his Ira-W .;,
legally!» heldle‘ \ "7' W ”W Q.
uueknerlfieimal _ ‘ if“
‘ 9m!!! tho-harm uuenlh '2'.
.Ind wunrree‘ by,“ Y. ‘ 'l‘: 4“».
late pm. » . '3' we '
I Judge «8!. ' * ‘ ,1
noteworthud'fil. ' ... a
at. _ amount... “ ,j‘, 4;;
to I _..., A"
mmrfi‘fio"w“ ’3':- Kiwi -
upped at am, an lir .
in the Sept... Muflwtfl ’f
V WWW“
'Amur l a N“ V.‘ «El
MWILCIIH‘M‘" a.‘ C ...”... 2‘:
by the members oft), ,H‘ J" \ “.L‘ W;
: on the en m: we: or 3".» "3sz. “at;
York—their! elf?!“ ‘ t." ' -
l letter-unfold!“ - .. h 3;?
,thehee‘in‘otmml. ‘.. fl, pat:
It will be remembered -' u ‘ -,_‘n.:
l to comp-u theflleoflot‘fi.’ ..r "i
l e gnllon for his be“! ' L...
thmgimidm‘ '- , '
Jenn, and nrelntlvonl ~ - 7 . u l
I wnl compelled to occupy the WM“
l he hul prepared for enotlm.‘ -. n
‘ fasted when the append her M ‘
to b hung, but Md out “y. W.
‘ enemy mdemoyed., WWI, ’
' the “Purim" inpurely tnditi I,” h
‘ not, the Jew: u}. rendered 0M I’.
l the ceremonlnl I". > ‘ h.
fi- The Demucrnts of Mia-om
i nominated R. M. Stewart lbr Go ' ‘
' place of Gov. Polk. tho is elected 6' h ‘
’ United Stetet Bouts. ' -‘->
f a—Lom Ellesmere. English m 1
l eiouer to thc.World’e Petr at New .1“
, ll deed. . ‘ .' ”hi
9 fi-Hon. D. T. Diney, m:
member of Congreu from 0% he ‘
: 39.4 mm announced in New Yak
u thethehu discoveredepromqf elb
ying qunrtz, by which the [out i
:' rold can be nhstrncted, and than!
ah .
wing it, so u to Alford A new M 'W
tlbnilding‘, end for the venom plum .
{which atone end marble can h. M
u'l‘his il :1 very tough ltory. I.“
i Murmur—The 3t. Purl M
.lsuyn the suite of Minuet- lill cont-h
rliuure Valuable lend end more new -
l‘wnters llmu any Stnte in the Union. V
. lei-A cattle train, on the no” ‘
fillin 1' Railroad, mn oil' the tuck w
killing the engineer and 60 held of .