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t ■ r ■ mm m ■ ■■! it i~i —*~- «•»•*- wrnmh •■» i —fc
onrr*. which ought to have made him exceedingly oau
limsut nominating Mr. Tyson At mvj post. >ueh an' the
facto of this Nkt,aul «»l which an rfl< rl is vig-ton-iv In*
ing made lo manufacture far the opprrwrd Mr. T) hr, a
lilt hi public sympathy. I do not marvel. A ran* so
hop'd*** as that ef Mr. Tyler'* will fair 44; political
np:to! of iiu tc rial* the moat eon temp*iblc.
ORGANIZE! ORGANIZE!
The spirit uf tho Whig* ts »i>h at ail subdue*! by rr
ferr rrfffss. Kwsi Count tea, in which the deleat.
aj ^nuuly, wn> »* overwhelm!!*? h* unexpr.id, we
have evidences of a determousl spirit, w Inch augurs vie
t »r\ iu future. Hut one senUmru. prevails. - \\ 1 must
reii. w the fight with tncr»‘a*e.I ardor, and with a!! tin
advaaUg* $ w ucii discipline can c.ufr. Tie-rough nr
ganrtVkJU. extending to every coi:-s!\ and nrighiH.rlniiMl
—with the universal dilfus: n of p.liln.il pap r> am<".g
the people. I<el there fa a Whig r*s* N’iation at i vi n
1 -wirt Ifattar- t*i ihe Suite, w h*«** flMldut) •hall lie to
get cheap Whig pspeaeir tint**! un ng tin- p-»ph*
If this that man will not au!*srr:!ie. 1 t tfiein r » ** :«
pure* among themselves to defray tie* exp n«* ( arty
out the tame system in every inigitU r!u*wl. Il there fa
hut three W'kmm in a benighted regi n. I»t them no. t
tugetbor and taW'e steps lod.spel th*’ darkm-s* w hicli sur
found* them. C» *■! a ill come «»f 1*. The p* pie an
honest and patriotic, and they only nc.d cornet iiifonua
Inn to come t» e »rr**ct r nctuntou* Without aero** !•>
truth and knowledge, they must inevitably fall the vie
lima uf Dcmag. gucs. Every effart t*» i n dish I * 1.«
Schools and supply the means of oil cation t» tin p •»
t*lc, Ha* been defeated l»V the !.. *' > I*■ faerms* in
Ignorance they have their chief reliance Tin \\ bins
iiiuSS it is their duty, as patriots, t.«<1* nil 111 tin ir piw
er to remove this great obstn !<• to the p*.pie's under
standing the best means of admiint: r.o«* thrir fa vein
mrut.
There can le 11 • o*»mph tr or.mm/,.-limi without •
man larS armtiul w hich to rally. Wo have heard but
one opinion fr >111 the country, and that w is. tin w ant • f
this standard to r »use the p*op!r. and ronrentrat* th- ?r
exertions. Hun up tin* ting ot 11 ARK \ UE THE.
WEST The whole Whig parly an ripe fai it mid
the whole body of the p< pic will I*- when Icily in-Uruc
ted a* to the glorious incident* of Ins lift hts I oi.g and
irnp»rtant * ’rvices to his country ami the l as* raltim
fries and detraction with which to has faeti comp n 1
to«t. The conviction is daily gaining gr*und, tint he.
als •ye all men of the age, is pre emiin ntly filled for 1 In
crisis into which the country In* hern brought hy
twelve years of misrule. Even tli •**• who do not rou
cur with him 111 all his opinion*. ha\e couftdvncc in hi*
integrity. his patriotism, an I lus . iluv to w rvi In*
country efiir■ enily. Hun up hi* tl < j .uni let tin go dand
trim rally r Kind if. It they tail, .»11• 1 d.-mg all that man
can. th* y will have no cuum f-r s« li repi .o h. It 1I0 \
fa-ar it al tti triumph, their c. uni v w ill reap tin fa m
fit. | Hirfunonil II hiii
l’i 1 v**d. the \N bigs were «!< f< a'ed m (fair- fi'i s ot tin
States. »nd tlieirniiv, 1 . the casuil nhx r \ • -r. set im d
utterly hopeless. Hitl 111 l.^it*, tin v rallied, and r.nr
rnvl lyo|'the‘il» Stafi-s, and can** willnn an a.« ot
gaming I nerre. I heir cans** i> .is .i,hI n w as 11 m
then, and in comparison w ith that *f the L0cns.1t 1*
l*c!tcr. More ot the !e**o f o»* *s afaiimintions have
come t*» light since that time their pr-'digiliu and n 1
rupUon. as expimsl by the Committee* « t ( ngress,
arc greater than their worst nn uin»s had ever imagined.
The hitter fruits < t tin ir pdiev nrc u >w ourging the
Governmeut und Ihe p* pie I . 1 tin \\ I
tlirmsclve* as they did in I 10 and in waging war
Against such a pHrtV.so tlioronoldy Mrrpd in e«*r'iip
tk»n, they cmun<il fail to tronnpli WTtli | ii 'ii.y and
Retrenchment, lion»->?y and rili*’iein \ in the public ser
vice—a sound currency, and imh p» nd* n«*e of fornmi
nations, ami 11mrv ( lay mv,; k d iijs»ti 1 hi 1 r I•:*nn» r
▼tetory a • aits them. | //,
b »r>frt the ,\nr ) t >1, , hnn iron
A SC A Ilf K AM) KAM M(>MA MMJKl 1
II any niau n-yy ran ri mriuUi as far hark ns lln pnig
Hr. Mttm’i Administration, he will « ■ |. m On
F.mhnrtsn That measure was adopted. among other
motives, 11 save our vmv-h.fr ,in the --grabbing system"
that tin grout lime ns ,i| Kur .)« won pia-itsing upon our
vouuiu-Ke. |i .Ini not provi m irs■, !, rrmiau in fnt ,t
prevented our v.ssr’. from noing net , so we I,a.I i |. „
ly of imports, but small rj-p wl. -the e mseipirni-e was,
ve l-«t all onr* min. to pay t ,r i nr imports, anil rxrluwr
■ •n Bui n. mi very high It was the only thing m t lrt
that ter Ilf up. every tiling ■ lae irr.il ifrnrn |„, ,|„ | ,
r, avm in the world, that wo |,si all our more-v. w|,,|,
Uvanu a very s<*;trrc arlirlr.
'v'- n Mi M ■ t- hi ..to power the p.liry
changed, and n.sl. ad ni rmhngn y,, i,ail 'i„tn
ronrjr" anil .. importation.” w hirh put a stop i,
pretty mueli all I b-.gn traili with uaiioiis that a'.t-srd
US.
S'nng, t . say . prop, r'\ imir.t ilitrta h l..n„ to psr
rout raino tn up.. a,I „| I,reign inerrhan.il*,-’
.r.ngland |r|| ■ als.ut X, h stet |i„„ , , g|,n'i
at. rung ul Utils; ami aiu-h was tin , Mrauidmarv ,1 ..
in the money allatr. „( |i,n .try. that m , ,7|,
lu ni a .mail an I purchased t|„. p„ .|„- st.s-ks of ,|„ '.ati
held then- . and at that .. ,,vr
borrowed Iron, our tarn , mpl, as u.ueh mom v as n
wanted at as low rat, •* Kn-land nuild h-rr , ft„ r
own |H»njiU*.
These f.etsar, n ferns! t„ ,imply n, show that „„
matter by what ran* w. are r r< st lari,. ,,r ••,,ririin
p.nrrs," yyo an tn Ironblo as to mom y n.att, audit,-,
versa, yy honour nuts iris an , roll or limited, tli.i, ,„o,„ y
boenturs plenty. I iloii'i pfeinirt t,i a.l\ ni, < uln r »\
i,lh" ■ »™)l» *'<■“' i " ta as malleralliat .hi
not to hr lost , gl.l ol. It „. „„„ money
Mater, all we have to do t* adopt mermnn-s a,, ,,| ,
larger imp.ru than , x ports. Tins w, ,1 , wtlf.ro
mi fmn.ir-<>. —or ntlu i i. iu no ,-ao I. ad aid I . , I
Us-, this; they bay, ■ „ly to „ i„s, taking,.,,, , , „ „,s
and wr have unit toadn.it theirs, a, y,e
here is rrnrutAnr-rrasci . ; |, t. a* that on, y, |. ,
fers Ill's tun. And III, „, ;, , ,1, ur( , L ki
in inrv plenty, all we iiavi n, do is ro .
that profibii imp-rtsol tor. n os. ',„d s ' ,
OUT. wauls by 1t , .iw n labor*, uai f peyii ■ , x
f ,r foreign prudin-tlona or la' r
My opinion i». that t,«, gnat ,, ir-nrr./y ofmtmru. or
teogrpalajrtotfydfii, i, „ , , v
rnnrar. that pr.slu.s-, nettli. r one , xireme or ti„ , r
la derided I y the best f,r all it,t, rest.; „dkt wit- |, „’
t» produce built rile ;ts. it y., „|J „ . I, Jii , ,.y
matter to run a line midway.
On he,king at the prices'. • up,, State in.leftedn.ss
ahroa-l. and the esumat, m,.*, „tly it, yy Inch n t. f, Id
at humr, as also the depr.s- it,-,1 , :,|u, ,.| r,l t, y,
inenl srruriurs, or "'prome. . t„ , .... tiv .,:r,
uirjt, " . | a aatr rty or ailverwiiy, it ,u
elrartliat weenie r have n .aotlnv to jay, ,.’r, hay. , .i|,
ly.are wider the ttmalM of unwise influrnoa, which
l* alinoet s« lad. In ettln r raw-, it is wr II in |,.,k into
the matter, and make it el, ar and iiial.aib'.sf I . ,,,
own part. I do n--t ImnUile to say that all thr ilrhu n,.y‘y
due from l.eneral Government and State Governments,
compared with the easy ability t,,|*v them, lain am.iiiit
rej small, as to consutuie a siig.na n any party bovine
,he pditiral contr-l, and failing to adopt measure*
toaccumpl all and ennipl, tea prompt 1np.idst„,„ I v, n
lure to say, you may tal e any man tn this .sunmutiiiv,
or in any part ofuurountitry, engaged tn tin-plainest fii
siness a Hairs of life, and let him ou, any share ,f if,
pres. ,,t public debt, and give fun a ,ro. rata sham of if,
^aiton*.alnhly to pay it, and he yy.-uld in one month
or in leas tunc, pm hui credit above |iar in any mark, t
v In re lie known.
11 *«,»H*»'KU.
▼ IIIJr- tni »*^*r.b«-r navuii' br**<ih<d a jjf*»• h1 Iv |*irliun «»j
*■ »JjyJis^ne country air. has rimmed u, his i.,si ai
4 lie
I VIOX UOil l , \\itli ti< \v life
a:**l energy, and detr nnirn-d lo um> inert a
«f*d rxrrtions lor tiu» c nil fur i and am>;,i
iiKxiatinn of liis rnifWa.
Altleajgl. sorely pinched by the present unparalleli
yressure <jfthu limes, yet if Ins friends will ;tmt give him
a blue lime to blow, lie will be himself again.
to «ay not be amiss to add. espeeially f„r the infer
inatnm of** country Irir nds, that be has Uik,ii hit.
£'* never IsiUng spring „f the |«.„t Water r„ town.
1 tits » quite apmpja How. when iee is so s. aree anil
i “ r lias becomes., popular. The TrtlvIaUn- u ill
always find at the l mon a ptleh.-r of cold water, fresh
Irsur the spring: lu 1st those w lm have an inkling after
' >e olfte., lime*, are assured that tin re will always !«■ a
r'ei 5 fo.,he“ aU’- H. I.. DAVIKS
AH -1_ <wlf
H ««t. P. n. CflttlMTIA *,
A\ I NO located at MBKKTV, ristprctfully „f
ler» hit nervic™, in the sev.-ral branch™ of hi*
Yr h^un, toil* citia ns and the public trenmllw
He can n: all time*be f >ui»d at Mr. Hopkins’ Hotel,
r'Pr*lrt "ton profraaiuitallv ...
. >*»;■5 ' e" 4. if
Domestic iittrllifiriur.
Conrrapoiutcnre ef the Hull i tin* r I Vi/ffc<t.
Wasiiimjton, May 'A, 1*12.
The Secre tary of State, It ia Raid, is about to make a
fifteen day* viatt to tin .V.»th—a ei.sit, partly «»f bu»in**s
aud |«artly of relaxation. The Rev* re laU r* of tin I N
|<aitiiM!tit, l> r tin h \\ n.'iilh* ppM, has made some res
aatnui ikci s.sary ; and the auk* of tlie negotiation** In
tw n I .ord Asld'iirton and the Sacrctary ol Stele, on Ih*
ball < f the respective (»uvefnneiiUol thcRc twu function
.'it -. make tin-presetil an up|sirtune moment to lime
il.t c;iy. It is iind* rMond thru prH: miliar) step*have Is cii
taken to g. t the w rilteti views w liieli w ill Is- prepared
Ik ih hy l..*rd \sl.lmrtou aud ihe Sis retart ol Stale. Mr.
\\ i'wit r w ill no doibit w rite out hi* project on ti e jort
oj th> (• \<min ht during Ilia illsmv frutn the my. :is
ill*- bn*, less of hi- o flier while lore, with the emrti-as
"I < fit’- *. . a fiord barely tii ie to go through tin ordinary
0 nline • 1 I d* r«. It is a prevailing opinion In re. that the
tl'fii -ult «jiu *ti« its. mam an they are. In tw • eu lie- (#ov
• runout am! Kuo land, may ait he amicably setibd.
Marne and Mas-"•Imsett* will no doubt concur in any « f
tin nrge :it :its w hieli tuny Is- suhmittisi t<>r the adjust
ricnt of the international difficulties, no far as they re
Lit* t>» tin N nth Kastern II-■undary difficulty. The
N Till NV< sti rn Ti nii-rinl ip'e-tion is a *ul*je« t entirely
national r« nfr flu • theripieMiion*at Ihriic. All, tn coin
tnun, 1* • I a like inti rest iii their Kpef dy hotiornhle adjust
tuenl. I*he o-hid temj * i and hole rahie feeling brought
• !h' r in the di*|*-Mlt> n of nil itn se *pie*lioUH, affords
tin i-«-t gut an tot i I m houoniMe issue to all the gfl' inti
res. ,
The new s out of ('. ngres-m not much or iui|»ortnnt
just tt"\\. 11m |*< stmaster (tenenl ha* just mndi It run*
fur thi ft ii of ih< ni ,l. mi tin Western and
Smth \\ < stem -e. ti..n Tin \ nr . h.r the f lovernnunt,
01 th« most f ivorn'de ehnraeier, air I w ill *nie **il rind »
per < cut. on the )«ttmg* of Mi k* ndall, made four )• ars
since.
North Kxma.i;* lloT siMMY The \u. u.sta (Me.)
\ n.uin.n* a Proclamation off* .lemur Kairfii Id. ml
i e’ a special m hsioti o| the Legislature of that Slati for
tin 1Vill tiMtaut, a . f i lows.
Jhj the 11 in i imr <>f I hr State f/d/iiair.
A I IKK LAM VI ION.
I h i tiling the pres* nt posture of the ipu stii n rel itm >
to tin North* a.tom Ih.uiidary of tln*St:ite and the mat
o rs connected tln n w ith, to form on** of those “cxlrnor
dinar) «*• u*mi s'' coiitempl.itt d in the Lnhslilutlon, (or
comciing tin L* gisl.iture, I *to, hy tlnsc Presents, np
jNiiiit \\ i din *d a \ . lh< eiglilei til h if it \ of .May oc\t,f«»r
tlieif him ling, ai tie Slati 1 louse in August!!, hen hy
re<piiriiio the ii jN eliNe Senator* and if. pfcsciitahie*
(hen and then to awmbli in I • •.. latnre, in order Ur
reeeiv« *iich cumimniicattoi.s ns may then In* made to
them, and to consult and determine on such measures
ns they may consider will best promote the wcllare of
ibis Mate and Nali« n.
In testimony whereof, | have cause.I the seal of (lie
S tali to In la n onto affixed, nml sign* d tlie smile with
mi hand.
I kiii» at \tigu* ta, thm tweiili ninth day of April in
the year of stir Lord, eight.* •• hundred and forty
tw... and in the sixty sixlli year of the fnd, pen
d* lice of tin I oiled Slates.
IOIIN I AIKKIKLI).
I»\ ih* i»'i\ rnmr
l*im 'I' • Jnimxria, Secretary nl Slate.
\\ , are glad I , nr ilex nniniiiiieeinent, »x H shows,
in tie first plum, dial overtures i,I Koine xnrl liavnlieen
mailt IIv dll' llrilidli l\iivny, arid hi tint next, dint there
i, a ,lixpixi!tun In enieiiam diem rcxiM-cdtilly We
ditlik Mime w ill lie lolli III pari widi dial portion nf die
|||X| mill territory Hliieli lux ,South el die Si. John's,
i vi n ll'inigli xlie were pn |M-rl\ iuilemmlieil lord. 'I'lit
ptaliiat Nurlli el die St .lulm, aldinugli, ax we inilge.
elenrl) In hinging In Maine liv die Trealv nf |7h;|,
Uiiglii I , helling to Great llrtlain, being nf tar greater
value Inler Ilia national |nuul nf vuvv. tlinu to nur
,. 1 vi x. It is no advantage to us In have a wedoenf
laud pi 'a Ir.ilmg lulu the heart nl niir ueighbnr's terrilu
iv, murnipung luxeinitmumi niiiiiis,and isniipellmg Jnm
in in spies \i|„ 0 il, r-hether lie would nr ina, hut ™is
a great ante \nt, , lo/iiin, idltl liO'vill be very apt, in
pea t as . I time, n- gel possession nl lip— js a .,1 d be
'' in. I nilly il be imisi. Il Is heller, tbnefnre, d it
i an 1 * diini williiitil ,1 isle ie r, as we are persuaded d
i an. in eumprimiise die mailer, by ipul elaiiuing die
laud In t'n parti vvl.ught tnnwu it, ... m re
I turn a fair eipnvalent, eitber in money or other* land.
Il lie Htihji rl h approached m a becoming spun by belli
p,lilies, II ran In disposed of, we have no doubt. In mu
Inal sal,stand,in. |.V Y.Jmtr. ( mu.
.. Ni.w Viina, Mat J.
I.lmlll'. IMAM). Well aril dial die xlcmiil,t,al
I f"Viiiein'e led Ibis inly yesierdav inurumg widi ,'ltld
I S troupe nil board, for thr reinforcement of the garri
sen all’ll Adams, Newport llarlsir. Tbe I’rovideue.
, \ I r« , i | 1111 •! ■ i \ jiiIiIisIh h I Ih* hi tier «>f arm ni*ri mills
ortiug flu Ini Suffrage fiuvernor to the m
I'' V r:'1 ei'iiijsiima ol artillery. inl'anlrv , £xe., and
vuluutci i (Minpaiiiratri.. ' The only
ailillll, ill llltelligi lie. Is eiilltam.xl III till follow lllg III
I, r In,iii i nr entrt s|siudeut;
I'liov IHKM (., \prd :>(), 1PP>
I In (h v, rm i and sueh of the Ciiiineilhirs as an m
I, M ’ < : i Iv at llic Mansion House. The lu'l
II, ,: 1,1 wll .a Tuesday. Tin ir de hi-, rain
.., l,ul,lic li w is devilled in r. 11 the artna "i ih,
s,*u ' : ' • Indeje nth nt \ uluntet is, the Woon
a l„ I l.ighi In Mil, andlli. I lined Train Artill. rt
1 )• are directed t I e rr turned to the State Aim tut! by
1 ’ k |1'-alb rtn e s, , | ...is-.. | avt
' V • ! «"«ld l"l ‘-bey ll.e old. rs In.I,Is. lb el
"I1" 11 1 »v« •• I- »' d by Ih, tin,.,,, , Mull , t„ m I.il
' 1 ' ... ' ! lam It-.. eorm any hav< I* , ■„ m
ih.y i p ss, s ion ever since Sullivan's Kxia*dUiun.
I lie i ig nuyjiii. n , I lie ("ivi riimeiit midi r ll.e I'i
| ' * 'n hr s plaei in this eily next Tin sd.n
' : ,ttii-n11 In sn w b, dn r de re w ill ,,r w ill ii.<1 lie a
s, rt ox ,lisle,1 in, i . Mi own m,pr,... however
1 l!" "dl ' Null, the rity will he t, rv lull , I
>V''i-',l. and will, nruis in their bands, and
i • s lit, St thing. I veil a light between two drunken
bad I, a serious not. Kvery preparation will
. iieei, t ih, ... nl: but iI is not pmlvdde that
orretti w nl ”, tiuuh on that day. fare will he taken
r’ ’ 1 ’' ’11 1''' - vi', nee neeexxnrv to enmmd ant w ho lit tv
ve lal. lie laws, and expeemliv those who attempl to
■ \, r. ISO lh. Inn,-.Ions of the General Assembly. Then
ia no w ant ■ I firmness on the part ot die Government t>,
pres, 11 e tin p, aee ol the rity, and In avoid, if eolisislenl
with li e full I .Il ol die laws, an npimil to force.
I am not willuml h, |s dial ibis ean be done.
Sinre writing tin a ove, I learn tltdt the artillery
company I >' > refused to give up iheir guns, on tin
... 'bat III, v are die pr p. rtx of die puiimanv. m t
■I il,. Slate ll,i\ linvi made a h i v silly display ,1
• ' ' ;b.m If. as dev allege, d,e elms are Ilnur
w i, properly, ill, ’ tjuarti i M.ixlei General has nol yel
d< le.mil, ,1 lie in, ::s he unit enllrd I ”i the prop rly of die
State. I uiUr rsland, however that Gov. Kim; has no
| doubt that they la-long to the State, and if ao bo w ill
take Ilii-m; hut no figlil will eome of it. Ileisaverv
■pe, l man. Ini In m,.ms just what be saw, and be say’s
"they must give diem lip." •
I.UIST ritOM N\>s\l —T1IK CKKOI.F.
NKt.llUKS.
N*«»*c. N. P.. April 111.
\spccti ■ ' |,. | ij1( Admiralty Court convened
tills dav ii hear the charge of piraeV against the j; „c
goes imprisoned from il„. 'Creole? The \ttort>
to in ml made Ins nn ii' ii It <kln" , f < rt-<l
•l.»« It v. * impossible In obtain „ ' , ““ T"'1
t.H,„ ... ,i . J . r 'I"' necessary evidence
I" afiV4,i , i* ' ' -c perusal of the Court a in:ml>cr
-M .’i Uif* ctiplam, n»aic ami en w and 1‘a.sKciijif rs
. mo ( re. .. , sll.tu nijr that Kuflicu nt . vul. nce coul.f li<>
procured from the I uited State#, if luno wga allowed '
Mter an i vamiiialinn el the Icstiniony offered, the Court !
" that wen the raptain.rrrw ts passrn.ors.'nssri
' in tie affidavit*, here pres, nt to tcutify in thiacaae
Y"-v consider them as not entitled to it l .for ere - '
'lit, and should charge the jury to that etket ; and
that no evtdrnee could he procured to convict the prison
( eis at the Iar lor they were )> rlh-tlv justified in the
course pursued on hard the Creole, and were now a*
bout to be si t free.
Tiie Chief .lustier then addressed the ncffroelRom,
thing in this style: ,t has phased (h.d to wt you free
Irotti tlm bonds of slavery ; may you hereafter live
■ I he lire et good and faithful subjects'of Her Majesty's
(.uyerriment. I let were then n t at liherti hv I’mrla
imtioii. - J
j I lie Kiel id tile intended war steamer, for the- btiihlitirr
lot which an nppnijiruiu.il ha* been made l.y Congress"
is now hung laid at the large ship house m the Philu
I* Ipliin N:iv$ \ ard. I*n | >>r:tti. hh ;;j«* in train |i,r tin*
min e,hall launching of tin from,. Haritim. now on the
*t « t . It the I'l.i). .M| h . S’jvV Vim! TU U.ikliul.
ar# laying the way%, uui the .spare Ih-Iwuu tlio whip
hoy and channel IM being drc|* lied.
\\ * h arn, xnyx tlx !lo»tun Mercantile Journal, that
*ighi I'mxhan guns, s.xty e.ght pound* ra, are to he im
tin diately sinp|4x1 tor I', rtsmomb, N. II.. to form part
ot the armament of the new frigate Congress, now lit
ting tor sra. Thi*frigate will br able to put her mark
oil an ninny, pr \ ided she i or falls in w it li one.
NKW \o|,*k C l S'l’OM HOI SK.
On Saturday tlx l*i«• idt nt of tii« I nited .State1! s nt
to the Mouse o| Hi prr« nl.tliv* ■* the fallowing tsiirmiUtil
«mH hi, i imed w i ll t‘x II • ports r« f* rre,| |,i th< rein.
The p.»|x rs an *a;d to h.'.vr till* d a good *»i/el mark* t
hunket:
W \miim.to\, A prill. .‘Vi, I>1„*.
7o thr nf l!tj rruntdtinM uf ihr linhl Sftittr
In romphauce with Muir rixediiltou of tlx- I'.nh in !.. I
hav* lie hoiioi to transmit tlx r*|*>rth ot Messrs, kelly
and Stewart, t\yoot tlx C mume x u* rs originally ap
pointed ailing w ill Mr l*<»ni<!« Nf« r, to luvistig. le tlx
n flairs of tin C iistoin I louse olNr w \ ork. !•-get her with
all tlx- rnrr*-jH'iah in • .».’••! |< alimony aeeomi^iuying the
same, and also the n |* it o| Mr I’otiidi \t. r, to which l*
annexed l wo letters ku’sertlx i| hy Mr I'o.ndi\t. r and
Mr. Ilrloll* V. I I • last i.nmed gi nt|« i: nt, w ;i- Milnstitu
t‘d in tin place ol .Mr. Killy, v\ lx sx inelmatx and tin
tie* railed him to hia n sub nee in C Milo, nIn r the n tin n
of the i i minis loners to this city, about the last « l \u
gust. C *ne of tlx letters just inriitioni d wax addri—•!
to tlx Seerctary '-f tlx Treasury, jind Im :,r*date th* I 'th
ol \ pnl instant. an I the otlx r to niynt If dated the gOtli
of thin month. I romthi form* r you wilt leant that a
most interesting |K.rtion i fihe eixjuirv tiixtilntnl |.\ Ibis
I h partlin lit, vix thnt relating to lighihntisrx. la, \ hen
eons, revenue cutlers and ri venue lM.ats.i- projM <| to
U' Hindi tlx subject ofm furilier report hv Me*w-fs. Ilr.: I
h y and Comdex ter. \ • u will also learn, through* the
:iceoui|M»n) ing Idler from Mr. Stew art,thi ri as* ns whii h
tiave delay i d him in mak.ng a supplemental and addi
tminl rep-.rt to that already made hy liimsel!and M:. Im I
I\, embracing liinvti w s and opinions u|»oii the ilevi I. p
mi nis made hiiIim *j11* nt to the w itlulmw a] i I Mr lira !
h y in lit.-* place. I :.!so transmit two ibruini fits fur
nishe.l by Mr. s*trwarl. and vylue'i were handed hy him
to the Si cn Iniy *1 tlx Tn-iutury i n the 7lh Hist , 'i I.
oix-heing Meinorarula I'roci * dings,” marked V. I.
and tlx other “ Kilters accompany mg Mi in»rantla,” .
marked No *.
'I he ••ommissiMn w as in-tilnfi d for tlx jurpi ?e ef n>
certaimng i xifctiiig ill li etH in fheCiinfom housi regiil.i
Hons; to Iran tii their true eausi s past error to delerl
illumes, nud, hy wholesome reform, to guard in fu tire not
otilv ngmnxt fraud and peeulntion, hut against i rror and
mismanagement. JVr llnse purposes n Mln ttoi, was
umdeol pi r.xonn of acknow ledged tnlelligi nee and Indus
try; and ujhhi thin task flu y have been i ng.aged i r al
most an entire vent,and tin ir labors remain m i to he
eoinpletixh Tire eharaeter of these laliets may he i xt,
mail d hy thecxlent of Messrs, kelly and St* w art’s report,
embracing about one hundred pages of r|oM ly written
m.iuusi rini. the vuluiiiitint'H mi nioranila rial cortespon
denee of Mr. .Stewart, tin-great mass of evidenee aeeom
daily mg Messrs, kelly and Stew art’s report , and the te
port e| Mr. I'oindextir, extending over fbr«x* hundred
and ninety four pages, compris. dm the volume aeeom
p'inying this, and the additional reports still remaining to
he made as hi lure staled.
i sin mi in IS- ill III r I'll asm m liavr II m my power In
ninmiimi, air Ihr i nlirr mam i I'rr|mrl>i maiir ami run
lrm|ilatr<l to In* mmlr al Mir ami the smile imu* Ami
still ninrr slum III I liavr born grntilird if lum n ailil have
In rii nlluw nl mi . rnnsislrlilly Willi llir apparent ilrslrr
ul lln II him ill lli-prt si nlalivrs In In' put lulu imim tl.alr
11 is*,i 's‘-111 ii ul Ilu si pa pi rs. In liavr compared, nr even to
have read will, ilrlilicralion llir views prrsetilrd hy the
< .iiiiinissium rs as In |>rii|»ikiiI p forms in llir rrvrmu
law s, tngrllirr w nil llir mass ul ilm-mumil.irv rvlilrnrr
and liill.rmallnii In wliirli lhr\ liavr In n explained and
rut'irrril, ami wliirli do mil admit ul a salt,far! >rv ruin
.."Ill tin* w lulls rirrliMif rr|nirlssliall lire.pin, ,|.
( liargrsul malfeasance against snmr i.I llmsr nuw in nl
lire w ill ill -voire "|iuii Ilu Kxreulivr a rigid iiivcslina
tliin lulu their extent and charach r, and w ill in line si a
Him claim mv allciuinn.
'I lie readmes*, however, with which the 11 mr pro
pi srs In mil r iijhut Il.r gi.nr and dilliriill snip i ts w Inrii
lie "e uaptrs siiggt si. Imv m,r a nl in pa led that rnnsiilrn
linn 01 I'V vsirilllvo wliirli 1 h('l r illljhirtailri
demands, il only remains Mr in. , in lii" id siircili'- re
eomiueudali ins, w lneli. under nllii r r’reunixtniim sf n
w iilil have I" , n my dnl) ( ■ mal e, In urge upon ( n
gross llir iinpurianrr and urressily uf introducing |hi
' arlli’sl n I. unis in existing law s and usages, su as In guard
llir rnnntr) in fill tire against frauds m i|m riillmtii.n
ul llir rrvrnm s, and tin Treasury ngainsi prrulattun:
in n lirM trade ami t* inmrree from oppressive reoula
linns , anil til guard law and morality against violation
and ulnihi*.
\s, from llirir great volume, ii liasheru urmsirv I"
Iransmil llir nrmmal papers In Ilu House, I lum in’sug
grsi III! propriety u| llir House inking order fur iltmi
real.irallun In til Treasury Ih parlimit "I such Ii. as
... uilh il* pleasure. ,l(l||A 'lAIT'.l!.
I UK I Mill) STATI'.s v s. Mil.| |\\| |’|{|< |.*
Ntii Voiik, April y.i.
In llir I mir.I Siairs ( ireml (Turl. llir ariluitbrought
at llir suit of lie I iiiusI Siairs against William M
I'rirr In rceuvi r a large sum ul lutiury yv liirli lad lire"
paid In him wliil Dmiriot \tUiriicv, hut l .r wliirli In
had n.it ai'euuiili d. was concluded lo day. The rlaini
ul tie I" i Vr rn liirnl, pro veil or admillnl, is will interest,
f.'",lii‘J As an ullsrl in tins, Mr I'rirr has pro
'I"red a lull of |srrlirulars I'm fees, a Ini of l„.,,|,s I II |,y
turn in llm oilier, and various linns, am. uni mg In 111*.'.
1 111 Thy principal charges are twig one ol thimi,
Jl I .IM’I), asm rlrd "i I r dm luhimasa n laming tie mi
extended I.Is m I SI 17; and lie Ollier ItUIIKI, rlrargrd ns
•.Iissiun mi train.il linns w ill lln ilr|n site lank* Mr
llm tiuvrrnmi ul ill IMIiuiml INI,". In | • ;; Mr. I'.vvas
permitted "irxlrnd Ilu tune lur paying o.tilS bonds._
lh priN'isdiil in lake new lunds, reiporiug Iwu iiisiru
im nis m i ael rase, and ri n iviug a large anmuiit nf mu
m v from the im reliauts as Ii, s Hr sueli. lie had Irin
ihroclrtl to pul tin Immls in suit mi the lirsi off haulier,
l lm I.rilrr w Us ruiinlriin,Mill.si |,y i|„. Sulininr rf ilu
I ii usury . 1) Ii llm dati d \\ aslunglmi, S< ptmuhi i All.
'Ills was III 'I reel ivt il Iw Mr. I'm r nil llm ml of I », In
I'l l. I Ir mm I films that lie lad a rigln In prnoivd w ill
lie siul mi llir 1st, and rliargrs a ter on upwards it II.
1,111 Umds. rail ng lln lyvu inslruillrlils in rai l rasesurli
II appears tlial AI r I’rirr made no Bpplienlimi It Ires al
ilu lime, nltlimigli In- Imd in other east s, and llir Court
llimighl lie was mil rnlillrd to llir charges, nor ...
miHHion* m relation In lie dr|msite banks, although In
I might hr allow ml a proper remuneration IT hisservins
Umut J| | ,<M•(I was |mmlrd out In llir .lurv as rlaini*
which Ihey might law fully admit will intrrisl. hr
; 'iict fur plaintiff Jsy,yi; SO damages, and six rrut
'"sl' | l'i i I'line.
DF.FAl'J.TF.HS IN rilll.ADKI.I’lll \. — Hi.-k
m il's l(i |Hirti rgivrs in ili-tail the two latest in-id, nls i I
llns kind, iliai have lArilrd iiiusl atleiiliour
In ( h'lnlxr last, .lusepli I ’ll li k III tn. nil individual w la
liatl before held tin* olliee ot fount,- Auditor and Clio I
I lurk uf tliu ( minty ('uminksioners, m as elect, d ( eun
t\ I reasurcr by the jv-opl,,. The oflii-e is worth at hast
V’""11 |H*r annual. In an evil hour. Mr. IV was n-iuntml
to I "an about JSI.IHRI in dillin tit individuals—),- s,ibl.
at n high rati i.HiitoKsi.aiid under the kin *' ti at
money Id he returned in gnud ti„;c. -jv
w-nntK'utnwd. Mt.r:..,,r,uid !,!T 2!!i
lnadi. „jion lilttt hy the |iO'jvt authorities, mid In
was thusseru to he a dt fltulter. I!,' ht now , eompara
ti'ely speaking,a ruined man, and with a nr at i;it. r
isting latnilv.
'1 In see,ml ease is thatsHalCi IJ. inidiiU. f murk a
I'ire,our ul the I '. N. Hank, and a Director c I' the I’liila
(li l|’!n:t ami Wilmington li.ul lluad <ni|oti;y. Fur
Utility uari, lie had keen Treasurer et the Hunt
dt.ins ut tile 1’uur, an u/li > to w liieli there is no salary
Millions of dollars lisvo | asm d through Ins kinds, and in
is now said to he minus about FJli.IRKI. He, no doubt,
over sjs-eulntrd, I era me itrvidvtd, and iu an evil hmo,
misappropriated the money uf the C omity. lie lMs |.r.
|s*it \ .and tlie I, ss isr.. .I liki lv tu he lore r. AI r>. 1 |utii|.|ii il
was one of the heirs of Stephen liteard, and the I'ainilv
have heretofore been regarded as one ut the must n | ut:;
Me in diueuinmnnitv. Mr. II. is tirtuselfaiv.il,le. mild
mid gen lieu Ktnh.sml although no one can helpd.n, urn
tng his eulpaWfliy, tlrrre are many who deeply regret
that bo should Iwr.e Ui n induced to imminil a del'innueu
ry of life kind.
(h.s. .1 K. Fist, nn.—Our readers wer< a few
laya^ine. informed uf the death uf the gallant ti, n. .1,
II I enw irk, w liieli tiH.k plaee at Marseilles, on the l'.lth
d Mmeli, w hither l,e had gone t«.r the improvement , t
Ids health. On his wry from Paris to that plaee. h.
Inul a severe odd. w hi, h iinltir, d »p 11, \ y funH
lent that m: n, ot' -ur ;e.r'i fs m ih ,. ,|-. ,e«l , b,J, _
will take(Kcssuie in r* • lining to muiih X tf.« | r.-minent |
Jiointi tff tin* wihtarv ear. i r • t one < 1 l?•** • 1J« si and
ml#t n KjM*ct4»d «.lt» i r 5 »#1 tin- \rmy, w. pftscnt them
with tin* film ui*4 fact* *1 Ins history:
(ini. Fenwick w ni in ( f-tl- n. S. ( ., and
Inun a note cwilainod i:i *M r (iardeii’*^"iui: of Tti
i*uloni“.” it npj* arv that !,< v a * n,i infnii at the evacua
tion ol ('har'e>,i.,M# (lur:: * :h« Rcvolutn nftrT War. Ills
life w a- j»r» eorvi I at t};is . riitCal jniM turr* ill li e history
u! lira country l»y a h inal* relative. IS< was early in
ill disli Ji/ni!*h< (I li r his !»:* rary acpiiri ui« nU, having r«*
reived his islneation in Id inland, %v here the orentost at
tendon w as paid toll s stiu'i s.
Fir* I with a spirit <1 pat riot bun so rornm »n h» tlir
men of hi* day, on th* 10th 11 Novwnlx r. 1700. li 1
t» red tin-si rvj.-i |* h. wmiutry a * I .i« iteiiant * I Mariio s.
which |x wt h< h ! I w iih or* at *r*dit and o nor until the
year I Ml, whin In wa ij.p<intcd l.u uti until ( I m !
d Fiji hi \ < .. r v (hi l!n ! "ill of Mao-h. l^lil, ho
was I r* \ * \ d ( oloiiel for lu.s ’ '^aMaijt eon I net on tin*
Ni . :a fr nt • r.” At ll o m .iiorafh battleon l^ui rns
t**w ;i 11 IjIiIk, in ( a.iad.i, ill tl«ou ar Irtl2. this eistiu
"M d . ! lit r I mt ,i" • yo and was oilier wist horribly
woi ndi il. " i pr» at w;> th- injury sustained hv him on
ill'*i r-eradoii, that on at li rs were 1 r awhile ctil* r
tallied ni lus foolery.
In tin* rodtioiioii and r "r^miiwitioti of the \riny in
1 ' ■ • ■ t I I I ( ul I.'
rm ii! o| \ r»111•", /! ( I .• 1, l!u ii stalioiu d at Fensarola.
I lorida.
(In tin IBtli of M «r*di. I >>.1, In* was breveted as
Hruoidu i (<i nor: I. I N r so;oral yoars the head quart* iv
■lii' Mil Vriiilery \\ . * - .ihhslied in ill s city ; and
I" ro. ns v.. II aso|s>*ii in ro, ho was i \trt)*ivi I\ km Mil.
and oitj' i I in i of iIm o • i in and rosjMrt ofhis follows
lint ii oon 11 non | v tall I tho I I i I man
(•oiu r ! I oilw iok v. as a m.illanl s' hlior ami a p I.shod
l^enlhiu iii, and »i a< ev . r* on ly lihof.il. \ i I |»* i l’i <• 11\ im
i sll'll 111 I 0 r||f», III Ills oliaitliiS. Ill || *\V •,m!iO|)8 till
*l‘ • p • • dm il* ad” in a ! a. <.• u uuunlrv , far reinovod from
tin land o| hishirih. tho nor,ii* o| his iiohlo dariiio and
manly i \ph in- tint fits u no mtimali !y inti r \oven with
the yh r\ and hist.u \ if I,is o until, shall endure as
h-riM a . iho i *}» ot r, ,-i\ roio i is uiupu nelu d, and
m* n i.t-him- to r« vt ri and hallow tin- nanus .fiho
bravo. j fUdliui n r . Ini' rinui.
—-•
I wi I xii111 I ! » ! ii.l.t It Iplict North Xmcrican
no iisln s ilu i..l|«iw iii'.r |, i:t r, w Itu li ii kivs is In in :•
S ,r": ia I \\ In tin ♦ j»r* nl ii flu* i < . m his M ,-j , n <,( ti•«
country; aiui who Ins hern a siriir/ null tariff man:
. \pril *41, 184
**1 am 11 jiimiii'j in I« t <mh*(1 th il t I .1 l;irill'iu;:n, and i
I am f n, hi <aiiM I hi.tv. imisi ml n-r in«li vidn.il itnh 1
|»» nth n--i lanuiit r< ally • \ si, while litl.rr i.-* in a stale
"i inilelin .Irwss er ile; r iidener n |m;i other* lir articles'
decmctl nidi jH iisahh t ■ - e./iolurt.’'
'I'he t dil-r el ihe Indiana .!■ urtial ys I » is in I’avoi
■ I/i» r tr.nle, hut m»i H t.nsl/'//r tr.nle. Ih S;,\s the
Hrilihli I a \ \ 11 ii ri.an pr nlnel.s ir.ijn "iu- tn IjtKI j < r rent.,
•and li t n l'<ne wet unlit I-. lax lln irs lln- miiiu . This is
what we would call *‘fair Inulr.”
I'll I I no Ml. M.|t o
\Ve iriderstand that Mr. Maiuilitin’s warnin'* have
iMhm a limin' lr turn, and In has Iwrn removed t t Ins
nw u home, w llh a eond {irospeel t f ren.v «•} y. Mr. \JI1H j
tfrt'Vt is up' ni small had, and will he tried’, if we were
corn i tlv ml ru t tl, in this city. | star
7V.c JS'rsttiiiui llitln.p 'I ! , JI, V Mr. 1’t rkn.s has
'•'•••h "" 'i visit w ith tin N< -t. ri;in llisliep i . ilu- .-itv.
I In . arrived I . ii!:, \ < \ ■ i■:ntr.aii.l I. It t!..- cjI \ yiwler
•I"' ■'•"riling. Tl.i llisliep I a- I,, n j.. much
curiosity a ml « sp, mi, I all, mi, II — i,,.! .... M||, r, bra
:"»! I-no heard, and MS cpy „f Ihe N, „ Tcslarn, i,t|
"ritt'H in lie Syitar I .aiigna; e, more than I',(HI vc;,rs
"g". Ii»vo hern till least. .lit gubji, t-, .jl||,|;r
nllellll.lt. Ills I.ll sly , simp||.j|y ,,(• lliatllll th, 14 H>,|
" . hi' ilevulii.il le Ihe Seri,,(.ires, llie nin<'uhir ilr
wnpiion I." gives , fhis , « n miirv. siti ao'd j„ ||„.
iv mi mins i i Km rilistau, nml his . i I s n Hi,
blessings ot, nr It, pul-lie. :n„l the •_ ratiludr |„. , \Vi, sses
l**r bet I. ii Imss tn his tmiiv, roimlrv, through our Mis
'""I to hims. !l t’,r ll" Itiii.In, ss he I,;,. iv
■ d in ih, I nil, .1 Slat, . Iiavi rri ", ,1 il„. deep, st mi,.,
rst in his favor. In n very short nu,I .. st a,I,loss.
win,-ll l„ ,1. liven <1, ,11 Sunday Iasi. I,, a ,,r\ lame run’ i
greealieti in Ihe ..mi, ntal ( Inm li.l,, , s-,"d him
v ll III intelligible Kmdisli, and led a lav, ralde impres
smii behind him. I le admin s our l itn .... iir r|,unites
Ihe prosperity vr esc. into ,.|,,..y—and !„• is. above ail’
struck wilh III, pri.il, ne, uh, ell, very man ,..s. ,i
'1 ■■.. tttHi rcauii li 1 In iho fris!) it ria
t liiireh. I e pr menin-ed llm I,, ncdllinn at tile I i:d , i'
lln s, rvire. in his . r ::i ".tinr Syr'ne, | Hniptirtr.
('t rrr.ipimn nrr nj '//„ .huntit! i f Cnmn-rrr.
W n.MiMiTOK, N. ( .. \prii •.<». I,
TI'C Hunks in North Car litia will resium ,,,, ,,
met,ts „n May 'id. Norlli Ctirdina.arnidsl „il„ r dill', ;
.. r"1""'-''1 •■pinion, has . happily f„.,,| (>,,„,
ll" I,,,-" aim, agnmsl tl,,- Hanking' system: and
I" r momed institutions are ns sound as an. in' the emm
t r v.
Cr 'Jis of a 11 kinds are very | remising, :md the 11 ,.,t. rt
say lie . have, thus lar, •• a better a. aW than ||,c.
have had It r many a \«sir.
Ii is said that the w In ai rmpof Mil higari. thr cm
mg season, if in, drought t ikes place. will ,| , |1;|,
•I Iasi year by . p, , eenl. I',very tiling at present m
dieales a surplus,,f ii.OlHI.IKIII bushels, agaiosl g.-'iHI IMHI
hush, Is last \ ear.
< .rr l.i.iv ,,i Mumu i i i.o. Tl,, lialtimore Sun
pus that Captain Levy \ ease is not to Ik transli rred t,
New \ ik: hot Ilia: it IS to her, ferrml te ihe Court
Marital now silting in I’allimore. la-lhre which the ae
v,‘us,si was tried. Soeli further iuvesiigaiioii is to he in
' '"'"ted as any n, w ti slimony w ill admit „f. and a r. eon
si.leralioii „f ih, rase is dir. < t. ,1 then on.
Oi n Mimsti ii TO Si'viN. Th, Madrid ('err, p i:
deltl I l tlo I lid. 0 (linin'. Olid, r dale Mart’ll I'.lll. (Jill .
-I" Mi'- Irving*s :ippeiutioei,i:
I lie appeiotiri'ol ol Mr. \\ .isliiiigtou living, as I
in’, d Slates \ml';,s:.ad ■: In le, has given moi-li saiishie
I "■ " ilipioinacy ,d tin? in- d. I Ii, | u! Ii" has nr
vi r hern so I rilliamly lill, d :,i any ( oiirt „t Knr ,p, ..me,
II a ■ "a \ s el I), | laiikliu, who, in his (Quaker rut. sniilV
.. " d, | lain soil. , veo ainetiest :|j( |, ■ v,,I >,is I'arisaois,
and amidst all th, splendor , ! thr "I I I! -gii ,e a: \ , , ‘
-adles, ,'dips, d all ihe Dukes and Mai,pus, s et'tln
Corps Diplomaliip , , In w,\er trick, d , ot in ordeis.
riliheiH and cmhreid.a v; 1,,r the Spaniards have a very
great regard for the historian of Columbus, rrmimlin'g
*'"'iii "I Ih, ir brilliant , \| Icits in the field ul'diseov, ry m
day s l.iiiH since.”
Mm; I. I i \ i A Ns ( ten Hi II. On ihr I fill i f Fel ru
•■r.v Iasi, a pinv "iTivians. taken at ||„. |!,„ «;
■ mil at l ni|iiis l luisli, «, rc I r, light intn Mevcn, ami
iviiliiiril in tin . h'rtinlti'hi . Seine wirr sci'/jil I;; - * sn • 11
mrr, ainl mlirrs lair in tin- tiar. Among thim were
Mi s-rs. S tiihi'ilaiul, Tmvrr. lii v,|. Farr.u, |»ra:t,
U",",|.(at ;.inn!.an) ami I >r. Colli r. Smi’ln il im!
Is. n ^■vttchman, ami has l. r- 1 <, a a trader at the Riu
O'"*s seizi d n.en lt up..it lien nut el’elaiin
."f ,?'«'<!« taken It Capi. Sanelu-/. at f. rpns
rn: .M. vv III n Dimitt an,I some others were made pits
■ ", a I MU and 11; ivaiipalin us were tal.i n, \\ith ‘jtX*
K!" lemile. Tun i.f the original party nsr nil the
guard, and killed M-vnaii, hut were tin mrelvrs killed,
ami 'till rs. w lie had cs. aped, vterr re captured.
iytmthc Hisiui ( I'cnri'. , Ijyil f'O,
■lV.llKIUl.F. n:s\si KI{.
I \ part)' id' twenty seven i.f the lints nf the Farm
hi hot I. i ii 1 Iniiiipsnu’s I.eland, ai'enmpaim d I \ a ti aeh
*r Mnl a heal In epi r. u rut , ut )etslirda\ nuiiiing eu a
lishing cm ursi u. Mli i I ring nut nearly all dat. w hih>
riteimng. a In lit 1 ,• elneh, 1. M. the h-al ";v> capsici d
In alii" il until, "lien hit" i in Fill ludi peudeurc
and I hemps, it’s I -land, a ipiarier , r lialfa mile inuu the
latter, and nut nl all mi In.aid nnlv three nt‘ the Isiys are
Kiai vv u to be nave l. I lii'se laid held uf a l*i\ u 1 S'h
had Ins n usi d In Imhl their l ait.and uhieli fl .aled away
tr- in the heat, and clung t i il until they u, ir taken nil
hy a boat from theschooner II. II. Fu»t< r, of Mathias,
then coming up the Imrhor from Trinitlad.
1 he namt s , I I lie three hues sated arc Frederick \Y
Simmons, \V. Wallace and G. F. Uetild. |V«
the hist i,ami d last evening. lie elates that the hat
sunk seen alter il "as rapsixid. ’J'lic hoatman, .Mr.
Oakes, tlneu a chair and t in lepmast of the boat to ...
of the lioys, to licit* to save Umih. 'I’he teacher gave a
shrii k si u at it i llit y " t ot .m i r. ami immediately sank.
I If gnl Nile the I ox, i:i,d h:s e,uii|<tnlt.l_s, uko "ire good
s« iimm is, held, nil In tin suits; and though it was ..turn
etl rtevira! turns, liny were fortunate t miugli to re
ga.n tin ir |xs!ii'.n laeli tunc. One of the boys, Isaac
Major, sit;.ui marl) to i hempson’s Island, when lie he
™ln“ exhausted. hegpnTncry out, and vu lit dowu. ’The
I, II. F x.ir was l.ailtd In tint of the Lets alV. r lit ha I
. ii 3! i t I...If an li' '.r in ili»* w ilrr. « ' '•» tin c
iiiimint lv »!«»l: lu tinir r. Iit-I. Tinv
lyti -h ehdh «l v% in n taken tr<>lii the v» .it.T.
\\ i* learn that .Mr. .Morrison, the* Sii|* r.ut nd< lit *t
i|M | trm Nh.K'l. pul off in a ln-at alt* r the disaster, anil
|.m kcl npthe h-nliei*- I two el'th* lx.y-e. e»li< of W jiicll
hum > 1.3 ndi, was still alive,ami was re suscitated. Tltc
,tl»er w us beyond rceuve ry.
Amur lot * Mi anKii.—The Albany fcvening Journal
•outputs the jcrtie lilatS ed file- ed the lit* St colei l.*U «sle rl
murders that e vrr stained tin* re**or»l« id crime. A jour
in vuian taih r 11 that «*ity . Chr.sttan //oi/»'. a man of
lissipated habits, butche reel his wile*, who is repre*>eutr*d
lo have been an amiahleanei industrious wi.inau. with an
i*e, iiifl.«*viiii* such ghastly wounds on ln*r head, ne e*k
md e the r parts ed her body, that shi* died in a li*w min
ims. .V t the slighte «*• provi*aiioii was given fr tin
i wlul iji-nl, which appears to have* hem a i-md. pmnedi
fated murder. Tim murderer de clared hr had clone it.
and eve rted to i.e punished. Two witnesses were
i-mi.nine ei. w ho rsiifh d to the facts. One e f litem was
Ilatunh If we . having been the first to ente r the room,
atlrae-ted by .-drams from a little girl, Mie aw I{<>rk
tire ing himself calmly, his w ife lying on the floor.—
Her" d his a\e*. atiel was aUmi to strike he *r again,
when tin witnessfaia.died it fn»ni him and thre»w it a
wav. He gave as a reason, ‘•«he is not yet dead.”
I'rcm fltr »ilbtttiy Join mil e/.7/n7bO.
Si iem:. ok Tin. MrnJir.ui.K.—On entering this
morning the rrII e I 11 ik. the* wre tched man who was
me:.n e i; t* el f r ll.e brutal nmrde r of his wife, he* was
l aitie! siisf'i inh d f'n-in the* door e 1 his dungei*n l v a
Ini.like re*hie f, ijiiite* d»:ol. '1 Inis has he* anticipated
iln e in's of jusiiee-, and milled to his miserable sold the*
in It i f ae r.in* second only to that for which he was
•e ufitri d.
At .New Orleans i in the **£h] nit. a fin broke out inn
Iramr buildn-.r. orcupied as a (’< fl<*e II..use, and brl’.re
I lie I*r 'pv.Ks i | t he «S« stnietive « !« I. « nt could he allot
*d, it ha I communicated to t* vernl othi r httildineK,
which, I • ml In r with I oil hales of rot ton stored in one id
llirm. Were di -tMvd. Whilst this fin* was rujfllljr, the
'tcat'ii r (»«*..rm* Wa-diinutoti, on the opposite side of the
rivt r, took lire, and was entirely consumed.
Marshal Si.nil was lx rn on the i:lMh of March,
md is consi ijiUMitlv now in the seventy folirtli \ e ir
-I his a*je He was one of the ablest of .Nap Iooii’h
(h iierals, and hold the rank < f A arshal f.»r thirty i iylit
year
B* K !■;. rjti . fl . tl.lt //M7 >.
i in(;lyi.i .nuticri/ri H.ir. mhiii.yi-:
ill V IW4 I OK1 ,
(rniiNKH OK MUN \ N |) 1 l*r * I STflK K.TS,)
(fjijH.silr ll,r AIciliral ( <,llr<sc, IIn lum inl, I irifinin.
F11IIKM nNCRlRFR. propriet. r of the almvc rs
5 lihlishnicut, keeps constantly mi hand, or will
tiirnish nl short not ire, made of the lest materials and
\ the inest « \pi ru need worktu* n, the follow m«r mi.st
\. .luahlr
liahor-xaviii^ If sirltiiics, viz:
Fox liorland’s Patent Staple Tooth Spring lied
Thresh 1114 Machines,
F.inmous’ Patent Chain Hand IItsc Powers, and sta
tioinry "eared horse power.
Wheal Fans of themost appr »ved kinds,
Pines’ Patent Horse Power (irist Mills,
Parkei \s Patent Iron ( vliuder Steel Sprite (Dm Sind
h rs,
Stafford’s Patent S-rau Cutters: Hollins's Corn Plan
t* rs.
Hay Press's, If.listing Cranes, Tobacco Flattening
M ills and Caseinos,
Mill K iisnds and almost every other kind *»f M trhiuc
ry that mav he failed lor.
'I he machines will he marked and forwarded to
order, w .th printed directions hr sett inn; up and \v< rkinp’
them.
* *1 th* int bruin li n ef those unacijiininli *1 with tin
M i* dimes made hy the suhseribi r, he thinks proper to
publish the I I low inn rrrtilicatc from the President *>l
tLc A^r.cultural Society « I the county * f I lenrie *. show
iiij* i' at j r . '.■!■ s wen awar.le.lat their las! .May l\,\
hihitioi! and Fair on Ids Th residue- Machines, Wheat
Fans and ( **rii Slu llors:
I i eoinpliauee with a Res..lotion * fthe Henrico A ri
culluraI and II rti* ulti.ral S* eiety, directin'* me as Presi
*1* nt of the same, to "ivr, whi n re*pu sled, eerlificati s <*|
preuiiuitis awarded at their Kxhibit! n and Fair, held
near Riehiu*'Ud, on the ‘20th of Ma V, I > i I . I do here
hy certify that premiums were awarded to Jahcz Park* r.
I *r his iioprov* *i Threshing Machines, W hfat Fans, and
Corn Slndlino Machines* xhibited hy him at said F\hi
hiti«.n ai:<! Fair. .1. II. 'PC R N F.R, President.
' >■ Sh aild ndditi* nal testimony l>e wanted to show
th.it those Machines are in every wav "-really .superior n
all others in use. i In* subs Tiber is prepar* <1 to turn ash
those tl.ni may des re it.with printed certili**ati*s in then
lavor, from over twenty others; of probably t!i*‘ lest and
most extensive farmers in this Stale, and t*> refer them
to hundreds ot others, that have his Maeldui s in use.—
Ml |m rs >us wishing to procure thus*' Threshing Ma
••hill s iroiii iln* su! si’riiM r. (sole proprietor of the pateni
ri ltI* t I r this section of country,) or Ids Preudum Win at
Fans, the present season, will please favor him with
•heir orders as early as may he ronvi ni* nt. that he may
1m-- alii*• to furnish them in omul season.
JAHKZ PARKF.R.
!'• r ilir information of Farmers in this region ol
•"onirv . wo subjoin a letter from FJijnh Fletcher.
ks<|. II b reiiei* max ak • be made to John M. W ar
"'irk, \. Mutiily, I. W. W ilker, W. Hdbivd, Hamel
Warwick, Thomas F. Kverett, Wm. H. Maiding ami
W m. I.. Famuli, K»fjrs., who have the above machines
Fv.ni inu i:ii, Ovt. go, Hs»,j.
• Ur. Jain z Parker—
Hear >ir: Agreeably to yonr request, I im.w write
to give you an account, ut tin- performance oft In
: '•!■•• '* hand I ha-si• Tower, ami staple touih, Sj ring
M’d I hreshing Machine that I purchased Irum \mi in
dax h;>t. W lien I lirst put them in operation, at mx
Suiiihlield plantation, they did nut work \» i \ well,
\x mg, I pn slime, to tin ,i being new, the sills not being
projteily bedded hi the ground, and the In rs< s not be
mg xi iv gentle. lint, on removing them t t mx Sxxeet
cm r p 1:m;ati• n. more ran xxas taken in setting them up.
and they xx orlu d admirably—fully answering the high
imputation they had acquired in other places. Alter
tliri slung i he crop ol win at and rye at this plantation,
il.ex x\ i iv lemuvcu to my Tusculum plantation, and xx hih
He x xv. re in opi ration there, tin x xx« re e« nsidered hx
toy oversi i r, and many el the neighboring farmers, xvho
xx it nested their per torn, at toe, to lie second to m*'Thresh
ing Min i, tie in the eeimtty. I feel happv m having
t> nl at last a l hreshing Machine that fully answers
the pnrp se intendi d- |i r I have tried several kinds he
t r. , hi t have ta xer ha ! tin* good luck to meet with one
!« ! u ibis that satisfied me.
I remain, respectfully, your friend.
K. FFKTCIIKIF
The subscribers arc agent* for the sale of *he above
machines—and xx ill deliver them in I ,x nrhbnrg, or anyol
1 the landings on the ( anal U !oxx. at KkIuikiuI rash prt
" -ami xx mild I e glad to receive i rders from their
Ifiends in the countrv.
I>A\M,< N. II UNKU, Fynchhiirg. Va.
M:,V - wim if
yotiob:.
\ J.l. |*raons bavins; elm . sagainst the lain (inn nl
J- » Miller ^ R tinker, nre leijiiesled In present them to
the siilisrrilier Ilir Nptilrmenl—and those indehtril In said
e > \ n are hereby ealled onto make }irmn|it arranee
mr-ut* Or payment to him. as In' is desirous of snredilv
el .-me tin- busimns. \MRROSKR IUTKKK.
’ Snrv. Partner uf Miller Sc Hunker.
April I I *
i% i:« i* \ ictm:i{miii>.
fllllh. I NI)l\Rsl(iNKI) have emnnvied them
B selves as Partners in the (imtu'rv liusimss in the
t .wn ut l.yuehbiirtr. umiir the style and firm nl'
• flilld- *V Kucher.
They have taken the house lately nreii|iie,| by the eld
euneern ut Miller &. Rucker, where they offer for sale
mi evletisiyi stick n| (.internes, at mndemtr nrie. s. suit
ed In t.ie limes, and s,.licit a c.ntinuanee of the natron
am In-, r.il. i, U slir.yrd li|hiii their |iri ih-ecssurs.
M 'M'KI. MII.I.KR.
, ... AMUR':.'” ”. RI'CKI'.R
'i"m yt if rh of
rtit iLiziicfitmrir rcvfl(juan
.VO.VU.iy. M.iy
KLL'.CTION HK’ii |(\s
V.-, cuntinu.. «.r H.-rti..n *■»»,«-„u, aiLi,.
I.v tin- way. th.il. altl. «,!, ,|,u Ki„.,h
.l.vi.li-il majority in Ili.> I ..•oUlatiiiv, ,V(. (|i
■a!)li- tlmt a pro|«»iitj.in In app.inl an A"«-nt t "
tin1 SlaicN cputa under the L):*trilHitinn |/lw ri*”
siircnsslul next winter: in many nf t|t.. i.-,
ti. x iln- mpinU-rs elwt Iieino p'l<-.!| t„ v„, C'""'
1 pr .[»«iii.>n: kll, lu
i iir.Miv.
• i • # /.
• Mill Kill" ( l<'ini) ‘2.'(i
I M irtin (W lii") l'is |
,|„ j"
Rcnttfr
V ''\v l’;"" (I. ) 833
' • U llcl,,'r (W.) ■&,
• iH.F.S t'i .MERCER.
W«- o..nKr;ittilatu .,ur Iri.-n.J Ercm-I, „n |lis r(M,,
iVum Ilx-HK nmmirs, l,y a l-.r-.-ly in,-r,-:,s,-,| lll:tJ,
l,ast y. ar, il wan iii-ck ami i.ri'k. ... -
W. 11. Errncl, (HV, K >
(lifts—('.urt ilousr, nr, j* ' 4')
N l-'V JM.rt , 111;-)
\\ alk.-r’a Cruel,, |' !
w.-m/s. i„ •
Mrcrr < u.irl House, Ilf,
•sU'l:is, m ",
-r,.i ;7w *
hotetoi RT.
NVi!*." (i,) i:.-v„,,i,:s (| ,
I mras I.-, I,-,! ■’
Buchanan, f.r
is :,
Shirk.-) ’s, ;;7 j
Mi-H.-astlc, •> i 1
** " t
7i
.film Mcf’milt-v. ('laic., ) .
s , „ • , .... •’ "" "I'paitiw. fur tl.a
; irrrivrd ,».. J v« ti-s.
. lllcKliim,j. 1, h- s-,1,.,1 that M II Mann j* e|„„
'• ;l "T?;1' •• v..*.-- "v.rw,„x.„,,ulv;lll(
laic (li-l.-uati-—i.iitli a.
Hrrttr—WJ. I ,t ftW irli ( I. )
“I'j* SJtlOll.
II iis/iiii^tmi. Samuel K. ♦ • kkI.s.iii (I,)
'Var,1/VVm) |l"- ‘ w- was «'tnoiitie*d only
three days heloro the elceli„„. The .Yhi„..d,,„ V,rn,
"tan says: “Had • apt. Ward annum.I hi,,*ifearlier
tmi t .!;. „ »!„- fi, l.i j„ ,mtsuh, the Whig,; tvenh) hat..'
given him a sir ng Vole, iI they had „ ,t succeeded in
(‘icTtiuir ii'in.**
llttsxi'U .Jesse Cnwan (L.) ig re elected, l,y ^ „„
j.irily ovc.Mi. Boyd ( W )
Si,n/th--l )r. Tlmmas Tai. (I.)is re , leeted hv .
jurit.V el 7 |. over Watson (W.)
Tazewell .larms C. Sjs.tts (I. ) j* t,u,„s.d to he
•leeteil.
./«lioheri S llroofc .MM',. Wot. Frasier ■!>'
' “ llreekenridg,..:«!.).I). W. Patlesou glu-,he three’.
I .r.uer \\ hies: the:, latter recently converted l.ncc ..
Tile two first named elected.
11,1,11 ‘ An.lr.-w II liyrd (I..) elect,dl v upward. „f
■">l* major ly over Win. I. .ckhridge ( \y )
/mV/. Win. W,m.il (I.,) 7l-„«. |{je|,ard Itvr.l,
In. 7d7,.l.( I Iter (W.) *>7 I. I'hilij, William*. jr.'do.
• I.) ).
/’or«/sn,/,,s—’J’alln.an (W.)-,,1,1 fathcrOni,,,-..”
11.. ) v, \ \\ hig gain. \\ e sympaih y.e w nh ( ol.
I’millflim— I)y, r (W.) rc|Ml.d In l» elected_A
\\ lli;j O'Hill.
/Vi nelri/ I’or tin Si mile. Win. Vance (W.j 4114,
•K,l,n (I. t: Ml. For p,\y. | Su.mI
ir - ( Vi .) .o.i. .Ni wkirk,dn. b, >, Prantjiam (I..)7!711,
N: *!« iii t i sell. fJ«i. ;! {•>.
Uarrixm— Aug. .1. Smith, (W.) and - Bawl
(l.nen) art-elected- A Whig gain of one. Sane weeks
ago, tie expressed the opinion that the Whigs would
|s.s-,!11 \ , leet oi:e i I their candidates in I larrisnn, if not
o|h; «heri ii|H.n the F.itqiiircr scouted the |uedietioii. as
n it o ill,in the sc. |.e, I |.. ssihility. Who is the -wise
aeri " II u , Mr. fc’.iKjnirer/ II iii d. legal.* g„ f,r t|.«
111.. ||f»v .
\\ est (I,.) is I lected hv a small majority OTir
I ressh Marlin, li.i la’e l.ueo I'oeo delegate.
• V.ii vW/.- .1, If, rs III T. Marlin (I,.) re circled.
/>V,.o/,e. Pr. P. I’., Slant.at ddO. .lelin McMillan
-'.MI. Bull, I.ocsis: the f rim r the ('alienscandidate.
hiniuirliti. Andrew Parks (W.) 3e' l. Malliews (I.,)
.o '- ene precinct ,.» l iar troin, which would inefe'si.
• lie Whig majority s .me votes, for the Se«* J
Peter II. Sir, ni erg,■„ (W.) :.'.l|. |(„|„ tl A. Thome* n
(i.
( „//»ej,e,'.-— I. hint,11 Urn,a,hint (W ) re elected hv »
• Uiaj rity of Jfl, over Kant (l„)
Uiziilr-tli Cih/i,• llnrwirk.—.John It. I). Brown rn
• leeled. heating Pr. Win. Hope—lu ll, Whigs.
.V, ,i,/,,, - Pr. (.e.,rgeT.\erhy (W.) re alec
'i«! wit hunt • | jv wit it,n.
I I . NrulIkr (W.) re pIktIhI,
; iv,t I),-. ,\ -M.it (|,.)
.ViiiihiiiiilHiUiiul.—W'nltor Hw(|„) ,|rol,-,l, kiiIi
• ml nppinsiti at.
/lurili/.—Jamm S. '' ilos (\y.) f ].(.|r,|,
.hnrlia. Jninrs I*. ( , r!.( (I,.) v\ itlmtit i,|ip|Misiii,,n
MiiMtwx aw) Mulkrm.—It is mm-mill that Ni.-lwl
(• ■ ) ••'"«! ""I K v (W.) .is liorolnf .rr’Miiiimiiiooil. m
I looloil Irnmilii iopi uni rs. The |mll is sitiil Ik mUikI:
. I'i,r Dr. (Ipi.rjrc I.. NirliuUm IIhr Tliomns It. It, r
l-.'ii. .1,1,11 I). I Wry 17, l)r. M. Ituiitli tjg; all I *OCOB, cl
°ept Mr. K v.
(tlourrstcr. — A. \Y R thins (W.) elected, by aln ut
60majority. over Colin Clark (I. )
DinwMie.—For tin- Senate, |)r. Kdward V. Sr-tt
v I' ) ^ u^- •l,,lni 1 ucker (W lug, and no candidate.)
*dt. I «>r the I louse. Win. If. Guodwyn (L.) 3*12,
Thomas Whitworth (W.) 215.
Southampton.^ Dr. Wm. \. Spark elect'd by 15
majority over Mr. I njuliart. the late Whig delegate.
Ohio.—L). M. Kdgingtoii (W .) \u reflected. Ff,r
Kdgington 3M, Col. II. F. Kelly (W.) 105, W. D.
•Scott (|„) 1st.
Monongalia.—Tanzey elected over Mr. Johns and
I Mr. Trice — All Locus, and all for taking the Land ino
: ney.
Clarion, (a new county. formed of parts of Harrison
and Monongalia.)—Hr. Kidwell (Loco) elected, over
lour others of the same kidney. All for taking the mo
ney.
• YnUoway—Asa Oliver (W.) 216, G. XV. Sr ay (I*)
I0>. A Whig gain.
Sjiollstjlninia—Oscar M. Crutchfield (\V.) re-elee
te«l. without any regular opposition.
t*nncc II illinin—Basil Brawner (L.) re elected.
king William—Mr. Hawes ( L.) elected. The Rich
mond W hig says there were five candidates in the field,
allot whom were in favor of receiving the Land money
* \ecpt one, and he received two votes.
King George—Robert W. Wallace (W.) 135, J< bu
I looi (L.) AS J * Majority trebled since last year*—*
I bo /redcrieksbiirg Arena, states that at thcojHMiing of
ihr p. l!s Mr. Hone stated that he had been a reluctant
candidate, though his friends had seen proper tonominate
him. lie saw tint defeat was inevitable, a large mini
Iwr of his party being absent. He felt no desire to la' a
mark to he shot at, and lienee lie was not a candidate.—
| But the Arena says, the result would have been the
> tme if he had ren amed up >n tlit bench.

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