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In I. =«»■., S. > .. i 10, 1 “ 15.
Ofid- /. I hat the h * .rsoiv of *.»*rr*« y hr rrn • v»*d
Jchu ike apt* t**t.i n*t «‘i tin t hm i.m and that ih< y
4e piloted f»r the m*w; • t ilir >■ r at*-.
(jU« /*i,»i i. •■ l\ in t t - M - r-. Alien, chainnuo,
Ca-^, Arohar, Ath* ‘ 'land
On xi - Mt> ffv. \\ m u. mv, AlfDufiie. lit iitnn,
A .van* 4*.td I’ll*
1 -t*. 1 l.»y w iml. l).\, Huntington,
.1. hn>‘*n ii( M:*i\ hod. ami S- v • r.
Oh .'Slminf'ii tores 'li - n |)uk»i’«on, Sturj(e«»n,
£*irni?it*n». S« n j !»• e s,
(An huir.'mn, Si .njilf, l ’pliant,
Bum and B*rro\%.
(to .VHlitnni . //friii - Ah '-ms. Bruton, lluntupttn,
OmrnHen. Dm and Phelps.
Oh .Mi.*/mi M*^rs. Atchison, Simple, Barrow.
INirfiriil and (or** * it -
On .Yxrttf .'tflhira- A|rs«r* I iffndd, Cohjnill. Mr
Di.ffie. J* *liri A1 ( I.iyton arid I * km* -n.
0*1 Public /an* M. *sr*. Hr■ o, S|*» >plit, A*liley.
\\’«mdhrdyc and .1 in ■ i.
On /hitmte t.-w-i ( '...ms -If tnnroin. *<, -r,
!>}«•, .? .loin ni of I. 'I * !oi i, | )a1 t •! i ’i ’I'li.. n.is ( Into
4 to Iriiiim . tit,tii n Mrnnr *. Srvtnr, Bdjfhy, I'neli**.
JNI rehead ti I At ! n
(hi (Joins - - • - Ba _l.v , M ni|*nm, .Inn. M.f*l«v
n, .Srtuple no.I I! ’M
On t rrnhi'ii " t O <t Mi- m Scruple, .larii-i
jjin. (irepne. 11.into _ • i and l olipii t.
(hi the .If I i. r i *Im •*. A- i . v . 11 f r, f\ «!».ter.
Her* el» aO.l llr**» o.
(hi the Post (>' nilH /‘inf II oh — Mi «-r* Niles.
5 nrir,’. M, Sonfii . .. Srioplf < ml .l.iltfi* >n I t l.oiin-rm.i.
On l{ofi<h nail ('ivoi'.i Mi- -j Atherton, l.ewin,
Corbin. Stiu;*»oii and N\ 11.riit.
On Pi mil ns M ■•--w. I >tx, Bates, Miller, AiIiIpV
ift.id Atchison.
(hi the f list riel <•( ('ofnmhin A]. - f*”l.jnitl, Se
vier. I dillS’ill *l|‘ A| i I j in I . Mr||, r I’ld \\ .(Ihniv
(hi Ihrtt nht nmf I /'.til l (n- Af * - r•*, Wood
hriiCjo. rm s 11" m.Sp. » t and I » n -
() i !i tec i ''ii. ' 1 M - I ,i• v\ M ”H In a.I, \tli.
rr'fi**, Ont'fi Mini I lick iris, n
On Trnitoiiri A1 ••-rs. Bnghy, Allen, Lew in, K
v. n-’ and I dm A! t i;i\ f in
On Pnhfie lluittlin, •• Mer-»rs |>n oi, Simmons
tnd Bite*.
7*o nn/tit tie n't ■' f*r t 'on! in -enl I'rpru >ri if the
6 -oili Mi *1- - A h . |‘,no<) ( Yrw i- .
(tn Printing- M--.\fherl. n, Simmons, nto| s*m
r'“
Oi /iatfri *.*r 7 lu'U M -.ra. and
^larnTgin.
( o* i triii ■ f tr Jlnltifi\t rr , 1wn t< ’i
W 11MiToa, M ireli |n. I HIV
\ ri K\. ... «. \ % Mr WOOOHI
ll \ ! • « is t • •« i-f*. r I . vi iii* \\ »
r'lW n* rdf, I 1 • " •< i %•*» • % • ■ fv Ii - pre««nt
I^MI ( H V’lH 1 • * r I l . 11 n T • f I . i . ' M r M ' I
i t»f N w J. st >. w ho, M |h ,,r ilots ml, li.m i n ,!
* tr”
l •11 Mr, Ha
|». V*.‘fet*, V ** 11 N \ ,«• l.\* ' I Vf L.. HJ w , (J,
, id ” f.ifiii tl < j • ‘in. »i v s e..r,firmed.
A‘'or Ml*', rj f,i ' mr m 11>. expectation *»f receiving
*• ,u ' *‘«"!' " tin I'n willful. n,ni I.tiftf being
I
ito re w i'l'« Uul f. v i. mifnn I, ,.n*tl , fliiy)
'.n» iii of *t v « i i ‘t v||| be ii*
V'trfy as M udax
miiM.ToN, Afar, Ii | I . f S I',
N-» I" i ' ■' ■ - ' r • d l »I iv *■ 1 f , n f, hf]m,r,|
the I S V t t», i < * a \ , i i ••• ii,) ujh n t, xrept tu In*
r. f-rred to l! . r* \, ,. m,, v
h 1* - !. S"d I , ,,M the fari K h that >tr
flori Ai.mm !*s,.. f N M»vi!V, Tt H*ee, l,;,« lif.n
;»|itntf I C i.wl.I t.< I >vm,- ■ , v,d Mr John |»*.
',v• nf |N ii* s\ Iv:> a h v \i ar* * an , m fthe Hep
t spi»Mh«. s in | . ir * 11 IImi V-,h . s lv, v, , , ,
the p iri of piuU I. ! i. in place if M- c,,l,ri!i. iln
tragedian, who e irujvrary comM,r*» t|,e *aine ,t|
fie** h ul . xpir* I Tli. «’ mi r, \:«rious ether fa*.imnritt ns
inaife.it in mb!, lost f in i vi* they vir, f r ii.tn, r ,1
fW«
This m-rdng Mr. Hi -umn. the new ^ cr. ’ vry o!
S -i. . , • 1 red - :».,m 11-. .... . s . i i is (lfj.nrtnn „i
I 1 ” Mr. Hi* , t, r.. .in > r, i finned
U S V ,d Hi. .N vv. r ! jueiired .1,,
iltitie* el his i fvi.e ihi* e„ ming. *n<f mim vain ,I up,,,
hy tf c eh rU Mill * * If II It I . VileJ eliar-t , | 11»« ||. r
^’*it bnrp.i is in i!« N , vy f h . *fl ntnt || vll to umr
•f -W I.’.eiv Ih, - I, w I, ,1 I* r,’I varied, of the .Niv.11
4-fri-rr* n vv here, ;uja‘| ou t rm.
II is ■* ud t1 ,i Mr. t • i. u *, t n v 11! h a vr ih is r ily |ur
i ha;lent-*n hy thr- n.ail i. n t . m rmv uii.riin.g.
/>9i,1 Iht tViLC Oilf.in5 I'injunc.
t’orriN K Cu.initMt - I'l U.rjnu S ;ilr,'i.—
'V Involve i-.i ,r ; ,y a U • ' • uoi. vlot |,*ti tilt
\ "#di • * Hst t i i) e u .* r 11j . lint t vt, ur tin. o \,,w r
i, ati* :.re ah *n t«* * in tin- * uhurr* ol eoiti.n in t)i«
hoM r (art o! 1' |*j. r € t -rnia, <1 th.n it i y lee I «..idi
d.-it d r:i!s it j a so|vi*ri r an clo and in j»reat atvundanec
i .e*ir r-an. 'i i.r ; *ni:ii|tiii iv n.it far Immi San I),, > »
in Jai. ..- \ f tjf chinate being warm ainJ tlilighuully
tfiuc.
The mtjp pM■! am iaf ruis u* lint roa- v .f tin
Urn..,»n . .1‘ers hiv. arrived in die iiciohtmrineiti n
ih' \Uy e.| Sill' ' ■ • ., la the | r ( a 111 i * r m n, ,oi.
p I I li. 1 ’ , fo. Tin y l. jh-rt Oregon Ps
!’ * r 1‘ ,,|*,rjr — n ng like l ie one It m s represented ti
tti 'Ul l ) tmJ «; , • Ir i'i rnkful that tin* on;v ,rtun n v
Ii:k !v*'ea ,;j rd i hi , t‘i aving u ami reaching a no n
lr*4nfi:[ and t-d i mp1. S • |Uik)active h the
I ' the n 14'iS,j„4 t I S.01 K »11 ue that one bushel .>t
Mlo Jl 9*» v 1 t,. j . illy Vield* n crop of seventy five
hu-de *s, 9^ 1 :' ,, v.. n ty Jittla tr -uti!e» while the elt
tnai*- -i.# dry and pure it. «ickn»**ui al n**st u iknawn
1 o illiu r lie ?!.e ro . er 1,a» ’e dry 1 *• ■ * 1 I il,e climate, 1
Is but in e.t «,ry to s 1 a j, 1 ,at v h*«I vehiides, lurmture
.. n.aieitai l*.rrj In .V, u' f'.' gljnd of ihn best season
►d limber, s .rink up -le,ril\ al *r reaching ibis Keciioii
«d (/riJif roci and bill lo jtsioes, *.i;I»ks evi ry pnrnut ..1
Iskrn. Au erieao e»:iiorpnta ;«ie < instanily arriving
tmd M-ttlmg- at S omm i.io a..d oilier vinatos » iit|'y
ing into tlo Ifay id S*a 11 Kr.-neisen. At lie \\ t . it,,',
1 h the Kdglieh ik the priitrifini ItngUi ge ajH-kci*. the Al
♦•rnjr1 In mg an Aim ric.in, and the lime 1* not tar diMnn
xvljen tin* pirt *jf ( d rui» vii|i«t u w dr Anglo-S,e\
mi Pin] ziUuii and Uie Unif y pruducta 01 Anglo s.ix.m
I a iaa.
t.inn r-tov! MfcJtlCO.—'J’he hr.rqnc Ar«N''n*c. rr
Neu V .*rk, hroig* <ia!e* from !M* Xieo lo ihe^Otii ult.—
"lu re H eoii*„|< rable delay in bringing SanU Ana in
and as !.♦» ha* restored large son,* of numt v Mb •
l»e hail obtained ii.s .nr.4 S’ly. ihn jwople hi pin in ihint
h& “d- Lfr fc-rmnioii t.t es.*ap»» to Cuhl. 'l’io re is ;oi
► videni pjiirii of cunpr. 10119c alimad in the couniry
*ri:i;,y ,r^* lh« grc.ilrpl 11,0,1 being i,r»pl»o3lrd in S.toi'
4H a^Tes*r> n. 1: tg p ;KKi!,!o thai he may escfljM*. hut a1*
lie ‘bleeds freely” they will im doubt keep him Caffi ied
ii few mom ha lunger.
frfPirfR, — A e»,rr,n»M!eM haR 1,c#n app*)int
^ tnl ;*fr**adx’ aiinonncml) in the |),>„*,> «.f i< cpre-erifas
t’ve? of f,<tp!Rrma, !„ investigate flip I'I.kjupmines framf*.
hu^ iheir runoff *>f the farlt onfy is nfv.ni to b*> f »rth
coming.' Air. Perkins, the ( d,airman, *nn,,iineed lfmt
ll.t? ffjArt woald dinciasc ‘*frauda of ihe dcepoai dye !7'
' Mrnirw.Yoi 11 i.i imiivn.vp.\ v
'I ... . 11 w
I I
• I I In ii v^«Ip*\ I i,< Ml Ii' i. iiiilH hi • ii.ml,
IkM M ir. ii |Utii, I .** i.Y
»N iiinrt. I, aft art a / ■ m1
IficM ril 11. v i 'rill, \\ . i V | !*i'i
IS yti. nl ( . i*iikii ». U.nr* NY iKiji.i M««i .« ( u
11i’ll •.
(■flu. Ii Dillard, S,1 >lvti <n, 1' I’ ! • ■
I’ll (' s*i» ' . ( 1 n. K ii M Miai.i
I 11.i« I i i <\, N ii Ik, I’»I • '*,
I ff i’k I \ I, \ f k i- w ?; ( '*.
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I'* I'*
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[iniw.
l.llUl ii il. >:.i.L* , li t vn. A"Mi.nl I.in*.
1 .M L . . N ‘ i I 11i'i11an« m *.
Mufr'tw NN ' >< In ad, NiiiImmhI, Aj* •.
J <1*. N >i • IS .1 .ml, I'i t iMr.la m
I *’• N\ > tiMilig, It .<!,.■ mi, Au»a«ri*ifi.
Jtt‘i. (f. I ■ 'ki*, *)l ^ , I ' 1'lfr.lMl
| ifim.
N' _ ’ N s i ii. r*. It i. liitMit <1 ( A ppf|>l« m *.
IU. M s III. I., l III nil I III in , I . Ill in III ill 11
j !*»hn,
I s Mi ( i . rv, |. . ! ' J; | ,!iln.iuiny.
(»■ . N. M ir.f, An iii.ii', |)\neiiltria.
Ii ii i 11\ I >• fi» in ,M. t. i..cuKlt rrtti ujHiii 1 'hot.
\\ \\ Ii i' t , <1 111 i \ , \ J.
I y. .1 inn'll I r ii** i'i i*»ay mi I'lMumuiiia wan
AWanitll III |)r tim H, ] I ! |.
\l (. I, \\ AUM.lt. M. I).. I)r»n, kc.
7V /<»*/ ** /'»,/> r” .Ve/i ll » li-venue (Hitler lull,
which liau hern v« i-h J t.y I >hn 1’vler, was hl.ni up nt
a lai* hour ill tin* 11 '.use .ui M u. lay mj' I ami pas »•* I,
|| t) a vetoing ii .• veto Whiter (tew \> it in i
uava on ii. ■ 1 w.*. . j pa .i,-:,\ - o i i m • | aditil
ui I he Ne « ark I tills Ailv. i r, the hour ol | J irnved,
Mid ihe *1 ills! logohrd d iphunailsl” I r* *111 \ a . (Mi
It h v) rnku.u a ci»n*|*!.•nuns f*MM!iMi in front ol ilo
Sj)e,ikcf’H elmr, h o n! at the top < I his Voice, “Mr.
Spiaker? Mr V » .mi!” (Oder! ortlei! Iroin the | |.uiNf
-when rntsiiiu his Voice Mill higher, ami with one nroi
raided arid los Ioim linoi r*» pointed toward* theeh.ek.
anil the niln-r e\ii uih d in the direction of ihw Speaker,
herxeliini*'d "Mr Speaker* I will In* heard! I ri*r
Inn ( iiMiimriiha (^r i.stion!!’* J his erenle«| a
shout of liin.diii r I in* S|s-aker commanded that the
rail proceed w tiu■ ui inierrupliun, and the “lust Tyler
man’' was him ii no in re.
11 ■ .enis fr* m a ' ii- nniit. w hndi we l'n .1 in mm f < i r
exchanges, thill 1,1 Ill's or,i* i\h.,| ll>. > flieers • I r In
Nat v Ins hi mi taken lr> :it V irglitiN. The liwl of I J** I t
shoWM (hat ol the
( apraioM, in all (‘\ II were fr on Virginia.
( ointpaiuh in, 07, H do
I .leu'cnania, 70 do
Surge* - h. 70 10 do
An*i*iant Surgeon*, 00, Id do
Fitment, f d, 7 do
(ha phi I mi. *2l 0 do
Fa sued Midshipmen, |Od, I - do
Midshipmen, 07 0, do
11>0 105—nearly 1 Oth of the
whole Navy.
A splendid slop ol fourteen hundred t ins m a< :rr meni.
i wr ed I*' Mi-vm (hiomII. Minliiiuiv id New
\ r I*. and ii h i .1 I i ll • I i\ n j ■ ■, I I in , | j ! , .
is marly roieph i» il. She h t* hr en named ul er I ? r ,, ^
I i \v, and at lo r how is a lui| length figure ,|(S
1 ' ' ' ; '.IShill,
hi,„g,„g l,„ h, ly I"., ,1,. „;Ul.rs,
11 rim I i.iinmtit llu.int ). Il.mnrl., fijt- ,,,]
' ' ' ‘I AI >'*- ' , , ! . , , - • \\ „ C I /! ,t I | . y - , .
I < •>., M, (1., ,11. III. :,I ,v. Ihnt 8fiv, ,| „
..Ml *1 .1 I,w --lltl'h, II, ,1. | t
.,1 .. ,.i iev.v ri- ..urmly m
favor t l AnueauUori.
^ 11,1 ''' 111 l tort'll UNO t. 'irrs, tin n n “arrival • \
fa *ft in..r t lto<' arrival ti Ilia) riiy «*| n m m Hlauiicli
' ■ ‘ '' " ' ' i ' 'II* I a I I in ij in , Vi/a/i m - nm, li t i| mi |
I
nr world Sim Mas lull 11. r» liumlntl mill h almvr
( innhi.a'i. Jtiul w'|| .|, ^, , ,„| ||Ml„ ,mi miles
>M f irr lit’ irt \\ nrlii il h V llir ()r.';,l, t|.i«* * N‘iOl«lullv
1 u •« <1. i An pi llu nail*. I Irr Injur Hindis situ. I up in
i • sK\ in la :mlilul ru,m ,si will* llu black simrl juj . *
of the Hlramb qili.
|l Is |»P'j, sri| I I (liUlii \\ mi'dlislu III!.I I v\ < i '| errilo*
11 "lie !•» hr 1 i '• I Sup. imr l'crriioiy, W hull \\ .11 I ill
hf.t I .III Mil.» hi 1‘mMHKI Mjuarn m||»w,
l)r I .riiilnrr Ii»m rids, ,| his h-cfurin^ tour in t h • * I’ui
he Stall*,, ami intend** rfr I.-Hji In return In Kuropc
11* ih pr. | «ring i .rk In runtniii nil lIm* I.■••lun s hr h;i*
• I' Ijvenal in iIik emi iry, in hctfeccnnipnr.ted hy ;» person
1 nl nairnlive olios lour, with nneedolci*, 4s.e.
Kl TKi TS OK INTOMC \ I |o\ Two y.iuntf
im n, t hf natl'td ( hai ry, the other Kmh liarl, nl Mo
‘ :lr. In.ih previously jjmil Irtellds, (_t.il illh>\tealed on the
h li tilt, and ipinri. lied, w In n the Inimt r drew a rt
v l vino piKtol mill hIi.iI Ins anlaoiinisti with (wool the
ban, !s, in the abdomen, rulher on thr rmlii suit* an I near
'he I >\\ i r fit s I io|. i itl h*|I instanl|\ and \\ .s not . v
P* *' ' I * ' rre.iver ■ • »m I lie x\ minds. i Ii.mm \ was ailrs
hal by tlir Slier..1, ai.tl hi Id 1. r invrhto'at mi.
1**11 I \ \ I Dl.t MON 1 In* Albany Arons
s ales that in Ibera-. ol Vekt r iiaii fs I*’,.n.*tt ami Sebrv -
'. i. \ tee ( let nr. i). r Parker Inn* ti< ei.U d tl.nii an ex ecu
t"i ni trustee who tuvr.sU tlr trust lurid tti bunk stock
will be liable I r nii> depn euiiioii iu its value, or lor In ••
siistaim .1 upon it, nk Imitj h the investn,» ui w.is made in
Uohl/inlt; 111 a I sorb investment it* n until In.nz. it, iv .1
tiiai an executor or trusiee eon only be protected ngniust
n>k by inv. siing Mtteli Hinds in real en»;nc security, nr in
I public si'eka approved *>v the Court.
I he city cl .Vauvoo, || is said, will not give up in
< Inri. r, m>tw itliMam!i . ibe legislative net I x us r- peal.
Il*aeiitlv. ihe municipal election came oil nn usual,
w bm all the ofii.-rrs nl the < ttv w **r*» duly elected, nod
| the w hole hystrm ul o.*vernineiit is enforced an hereto
1 • ng Mormons my th it thi I .
had no power Iniej.al their charier; lliat n is lint
r« p. ah d; ami that they w ill pay no attention to the repeal
I" -
.'Ir O’, allnglian, I lie pr pih r id li e J’rivulp |’x
I'ress t'liMiin Ini will, ■ In’ ,\i w Oilcans CriS’-i-iii ( py
',| "upiipir, was am sled ill ilru my ,, ii ih,. ’„7i|| ,||,
"III Ii II linn- III t’li-.li.ily til llif l . >. I It'piily ,\| irs'iul
htf S - *'. 11111:111, in In Iriiil mi Ilic complaint u| mi Agent
■I ih.- l’ ”-i Clli. Department, mi a eliatgi) uf having
viulaii'il tliu I', si Oilin’ laws
e'mixN. !l is slated in the Pennsylvania inquirer
; Unit in oli! n«k Ur. was n ernily cul duwn mar | |.,r,
*g. which. .I|»in ci'iimiiig Ihc gri’ins, was humd to
In’ nearly fun; hundred years .,1,1: m ,| «|„| ,s
: rn IN. Ill, wen Ii mill p, rf.rl'y mil,c,I,led in U,,. iim|„,r,
•it a hriglil uf 3(1 feel Iruin I he ground, a well slnpid
s/nne marlin- and /trade, tug., her will, a »i„im jnsiru
"Ifix risen,I,ling an «.\c. They I,ad evidently I,cell
plni’i d in it err,.tell ul llm lroc smne centuries since, and
il had grown over tlmm .
a,_
Pu'if I nrsr ,.f Cincinnati lias linen practising some
,'X pc rim ills ui r.'c,iri.|..gy'’ initial rily. Airiung ,,ih
cr matters, a s mill m ,.!• | „f llm “imnenffln , I Mali, m
, |” is raised in then vmlcx and suspend,’,I in
Tim rnfll i is drawn up, and a Ida In pass. .1 all arenid n.
til shew llm there is nn real allaclimcnt In tlm c,,i|
which has drawn il nn: il is also alirnm, \ .l.-iwri
an I drupiK’d, hy I'.riniug and hr I—• i!„. elt-c-trioal nr
cull.
( --
I’l.n III im TilIUI i II.- The M ,l„|c Daily Advertiser
slates .... the a;::h..rilv ..fa gentleman, that llm part .,|
' n as llm “T..I,ace., llegn.n,” has I,,-, n fumd
,S" W ei adapted I,, III,, eri.wili i,f g, ,„! luhvc. that it is
1 last flung up wiih rniigrants fr.uri (;,.ag, ,.,| ,u|„.r
jplaor*. and llm rn«li is «„ great that Ims llm c'uild
! f-r - .«■ n.„mv i,,.,,,,
JIIK'll. 1 l.e must lavnr.’d.le p.,ru. n I,f iIns r. gi..n |j. „
jin parts of l.cnand Oads<lcn n.imiies, and tin- .111 r it,
I uf the lohaccn .produced i- r,|,,al m llm ••VinTm
i ,l,‘ A,"'J »' <"«*»• The sail is a I . .... black. ,a,j,lv
ln«m, .ntm ten (utwdve inclms deep, resting on sldf
|compact clay..
i r, ,<// r < ' <• rr vi
I.VTKI IIOM U; IH.I1N \ll(l« A W. in*
in,I, ,,i i . ( . ,»•. \\ II t.l in- brig l/iiip*!4#
hi ifiiH |m ri l*i n M i. I * •« n»t f.»r ii l!!#* nl *M
• I. . i I h f.il i'* up s , iUi ui Janoury, fr.mj *Hurb
u «• «ja !■< r a ffW itrm*
|i. ( I fi.'iir*;♦ »»,•#,I in
H r r f .1 »i \. t I on Hr I81I1 of Hut
n ib Tin- (*..!■-. \nim.H M* ** . • i* pnditdu-U
mi, Mf-rnld.' -,.y v HU* mi* n fforuifiriii.—•
,. up but \ i (r t ■> jj ;h ri y, t» A in*tl by tin* rap
i; .,1 i Hill lull d i i (»iaiil Ii ***'1 (
I \ • \ lit ! ■ rt •; *)|a 11- - IN "( lilt? I «■4»»*«y #
,id) , v -, i*v ii , ,,ijnn mu Tim* riafi l«*
n i rr« r ■ •■ 1 ' •' • <n i * I ub»n -.1 :<«i(11• rilii** ami
tin f ii >.i’. .1 Off,, ir* .H m i* mvrlvinjj q,,»
i l i -,ir :. i mb- l*u,» rlnirff, fH.ihVt* in Hit* njin of jtirt*
.1 , •» ,11 « v*T rtflam I* rri ,-y In ilt«> (minty .|(»r.iml
H i t. r< Mimnly kfi « ?, ft* (• .»* d |??i>*•:» f nl.
(. \ H f- <r -« thr ifSf 1i r w itb rraf •»' ili'v and
f.« (I iirh Ir* "Hi !!< r*|hh^ * H,i* i,| im n H *1 li t* |w»*
•.;i|.,n a**iiim d by lin* (ini di * iVi < r» di-ny irivf 11»*‘ n^lil nf
III ( , I • >V< ! , I til I, l V- rr-. p I I • i f f v ■ \\ * T, ft I id
i>, iriaintuifi jdi m-Iic*inn »vrr Hih n*mi*,ry n, ij nest ion,
w II n ,i b, , < r. <|t, ’ ,<■ J! -.1. (»,iv* mu • iii. ‘ In
Hn in* an linn /* In* r ,,’ir “1 win:b! advir thill a
m;i It III* III, f fluin |.,|||- llu 1*1*1* II, trillion In tin* mi*
, iniijt fHiimliiii** I**! b:tvr ar •< i ln*ui.n I lit* (,'oimiuil
nu'iiMt i n mul Hih *-n ,|, *■ k, tradinn nt I la--a ( , v* .
In t'nr*i|m|m *1 tin* IlfiMsIi C. ,voriuii''iit by tlm pnoplt* ul
| I #,f| • 'll,..I « t* |,:ivf* in III It* #*r«* | f« -• t: till III l|l|M
w b Ir nil nr, by Hi.ii ii Irm11 .. tin ft* fan In* im ij ,i >
ti* n **
Ttii (vrrii r * \ in I;■ «- m. t1 l i1 e ■ Il nr* nl
llu- < ’uitiff) iium -altb ;,r. in :.ii 1111j»• riant ». | i *e i, in a
pnisficriiu* eendili n
j . | ..lie** lit iv hntv'- - iv nt M nr i i r,
Ii il 11m tiiii Ii nnniviT-i ry nfi llu* I .Jill nf .\nvemher.
A laet ry fur llu- |-tir«*l».» *■ of !iv.li.nl linen #•*».#!»
IisIimI in ill#* vinniiy nlMmimvi i, but it was hr-ikeii up
by ihe amImri'ii *».
\ niMn'ii r "| limitary pr.unnii ,n . !.•»v#• In - n in de l»V
if. (i .vi rn- r, arni J Ini IN Inu. is imvv (mn i.il-.1
if i«» ii tit*.
The rinn’ram* li.al ! ft Ualliiimrc in ll.e hri'j Chipn
la I -r I lie i III r. I. i f»v rn .1 ( at . Palmas, nrriu .1 ..1 Mnn
rnvm in safe! v Th. *■ ■ e r I. ; . na p | ' r, »i nl h” llie
I'ellUH) Ivililia C nlnuiz Illl'li Su.iity . Wem In 1:.' hi tlliil a'
If. \ ley
llu Rev. Mr. \ pjle1 y Mil llie Krv. Mi Perkins,
and thnr v\ iv« an \. -! at Mmirnvia <»n llie I 11ft nl .1 hi
nary, In llie hanjiie ( hMIumiiu, mi ibtir wiiv In ( ape
Palintsi, wliern ihfv w I j i t < Rpi '•■piI Mia i ill.
I Ir S K. Mel fill. (' |..ii 11 Pit y *ie i an nl’ M * r \ I and III
I ,.l . ria. u - n i •... ill M-a i .\ l.i , nil 11 e 1 ‘ 11 i I I )i
1 ren-her, l" Mis. I*, -z ! . 'li |)i v;inv f that plane.
T; .■ ?\ a i n . . . f if. (•. I. n |( i' er have sent n peti
In n In the in* n nl (•rial iff I min in pi rife* the pm lee
n u I In r (mvi fiiiiu hi a .’ainsi tin injustice and nvariei
ut the |,'nii. h Tin < i, •. s u hull I. .1 in lli i. pell Hu*
i are si-inl m ihe k i #j lined | aiantaph, eujui d Ir-un lie*
Herald:
• I ir n h linn* a lar • numher . I Piei ii and l\n
p Imli v.-. . U I -s vi- iled iIns liver l r ihe p-. - chase n|
ivury. L'uui, wax. n-d bnrwimd, nt wlneli arlich*H a
I a rue quantity is e*Heeled llu re. K*-eentlv Ameriean
. \ esse I* have I--ii id I In* w \. there and have »> me larj/#*1, \
into the hit sit mm. 'I I «■ vt sseh nf nil iiullnrm hu m* (|f.pf|
adiuitietl en «tj .al fnnimj — tin preleit neeg e (ir .1}(r
II..lutes BhnHlI In B It y exeept when • r, ,, |,|, d by Mip, M
orU* nr ehnpiH - nl a ml< I.. nm ... ,1,,.
.•r.»Hinm ■■•m.lH-r nf vi'wl* .• ,s„mtr p|„r.„ „
•• i--1 :i " I>;|- -i’"' -: up. i iHs hi • i-Vii.-ii <ii.i I.'.. 1. f
1 * *' • '—I .,1 tt j]tj|.|npti.|t to pur. I fir- P’., r
\Milcll V , .., ,,f ntvn ll i'ili till' nalll I', I A,.|U(||:
■ " " 1 '" 1,1 I ""■I-'-- " .m , liy ||„.
n iv* m \# 111* a fit 111 * at r. pe. llnl r- * ,w w jj '| |,,,
I >. .-.-h h- t,,. til-•. ».tuned e , |,r , i|ld--iie, have. II
appear-;, i Ih <■ • d \ In•< v\hal (air ami opt n i ff >rts
nr,[ ,f,'P,Nl . ami the mum*’ lands, ihe eill nf
|* n * ; ‘ 1 ’ a it.-, slurs, ha ve hi en w re sled I mm ilieiii,
nn‘ »< . V Siihieeled In tt foreign rule.”
1 - i S. hi „! I M1 \t- u„ ( Mitinamler Ifruee, sailed
h m M 1.1 xii mi the >,i ol I )i*ee.nl . r 1 r tin leew ard,
•11 < ii, any wi!lilln I . hip \ rliloW II, CuliitiiHinler
li. II.
Itai!) lint-til’l’a.'licl lloal, (oi
srnrrsi n i /; nm/1.\ .vcunrita.
O'b niul at' i Hu lH.ii u| March, nur |m»ii l*«ck**i
I* 11 * will li i vi | i 11 * 111 ii < • 11«I, I rmu our ia nil i ip at the
I" I "| lit** I! min, a M. daily, (Si.inlays except
■ «l.) »rr»v* m S.v it- vilv nt xi ii.oimi ui 10 A. M , and
"• I Villi' ore lit XI Hi' I ilim at I A. M. o-llllUIS
llin I'a.-iu n r . n o nn i>n board unlit J.
m.n hmmi.
I i'r I .yiit'lilu'to; dally . ( Sunday* excepted, ] a I (5 A.
M and arrive in Richmond next day, at I P. i\l 31
hours thrnii h
IlOYI), r.DMH.M) \ DAYKN POUT.
March M tsit
ofr.stiLs.
|{ ) IIIID* V o M'l.AUS,
f»0 barrels .Molasses,
10 barrels Tamo rs? ()tl,
IH I* \cs \\ »i"lst'V & W'lnlsey’s Sugar,
Receiving and I >r sale by
Mi DAMKI• 8l Mcroitkl.K.
March 10 t
DoisicilicN, C ollon Vni iKx Ac.
II \ I ,K* sl.eil 1*1 Shertmp. suitable lor servants,
U good substitute for I :»l*ur.:*.,
1 bah-. C * ot it mi \ arns, a**s rltsd umuhers, Ruth
n w oi*t| I .iciurv.
TOO II s. Talkov,
1511 do. live (ieese Feathers.
Ren it ing and i i aa • an tcootnu : • I
1.1,0. HACilJY.
March G Gl
ti:vv M'uiMi noons.
4»x) riKvr.ii c.n it o.
R I ST ri ceivcd. m all p; - . Ir in the I -west to the
lint st mud* , which will !s ** bl .'o *p hv
JOHN Ml’I'M.
M ireli 0 01 if
sr x\aa:r, n. i.u\do
in:.ii.i:n i.v
.e.n r::: tr.t.r gut»• a v o i> s,
\m* I M ro HTKI’.H or
matron & EmcLisir dry goods.
.\(i, I H, 1.1•H, r ./.I/ ii,( nn,I | street,
Itlt it TZO*. i». 1
c ! ’'1. in fv.-Hj.l ! -I |, M l i ml Uii nn s*up’; i I
V r.M.I.Mi ,,| I |;r.M 11 cool 'S, i.i i,i>....,,
importation, sm \\ ell as a li t til.-rli t.f
•i,rii,7r/c,r.v £' estag4'x,
, m a h \v days, which will : . nth rial *o ihe Hade at small
advances.
I le s lieits an « \ imimviinn IV n dealers, when they
vi n I he city to make ilieir >pnnn purchases,
l i KM>, i lie usual t n »|| s.
Richmond 'larch 3 lmif
• fSt m r R'ofaiocK.
|()() 11'IfItKI S Si I'KIfluK Ml.KCKK I'O
,v,w lAI'Ol.s. r.st |v ,| it * anil l r s:i!r I y
Al<'l)AN11.1. .s 'ulOKkl.C.
Mmeh 10 H
1H\h tor Ta!h)tr </!><! BXtrstrur.
> V K U II.!. I.I \ K IIII. IIU.lli.si ( ASII
* * l’UltK COK 1 U.I.OU \mi m ils
" ■'x- „ JOHN KI.NMI.il k l O.
March () l;l
ii.i(«.v.i.v#r g.ifiti.
‘IH Oi \ \ 1 l!S >' ">ll.\ t I UK!) I5.YCON,
•HIfy .11 i:,(ki ii,.. .n.,. i, i
K ri j JOHN KINN1KH & CO.
Mnrch 0 )s
ic.i.rrf «.
A (i « t> i) s » u v i; z:,
W ant's liiieral. Ajijily In
J NO. s I.A NCiiOli N C,.
1 1 ! ' I i,
SiM,)*: itVlfM,;,
*\ jfVtOX fits, titimn It,, t in., .fi* curi'il snips,
o O' w I ,(M * * I its. Speller,
ptHI d>*. Sfieei Iren
Uwcivuil |MM lltrun OuUiVin, and It,r 8il,> 1 ,\v fur
ea*.l, t.y GKO. llAlfHV.
M.ireli 0
CTltr ILnuclilmiQ C/ii'fliiuaii.
MO.VIKIV. M.lltl II 17,
PHK’MO'-'.N r P >!.K \MI I’lli-’. I SlfU’l'!
'I'm It >i tii.M-t rii' SI'. P 'Ik, in ii t ^ I ! i1) /11 -
r.! * !'lri**«. "pr. 'fi'r.v ■ r: u>imi!ii Pint! qw*.
In,i, in bil I .ri I c ■ npiv'i i nvo I »t»I Hu 1"W
uni .Miii|inl,Hi*i»e •• M n»y I--, i«i intclti-siUi f "
Mipjs-e, ol <*ntr*e, the K^p oilcan under- .til ls il; li'll
if*., then il ih pi ted will in re sajiriiy 11 * a n the
\ i !• rai nl I- r of tin Kulimoml Km|oi.»-r, who, from
in- i- .ii! tl i ii ri»«111 y i» lo'.l.oin Mr. Pdk\s ii* fining,
rulmim II i? I * duets not know whether l» praise this
ft ainre ■ I ;l » Infnmiirai or to r» o- ire it. **ll (says tin
Kmpiifi'i) thd Pi-•.nl.'lit mem* tint, to the whole
ft .'lion ii l of the revenue t.» lie rais'd. a dis riminaii.m may
In* made with an eye to the protecti in of home industry,
then wi mmlit In e ;np< I!» d to d -sent I’miu the prop
"‘iiion. If. on the < i.rrarv. In* on v imue*. that the
mien *is of the muuiry and Us mdusiry indiscriminate
ly are to derive all the incidental protection which the
n rjn red am Mini id’dot < s w • ■ iId .!]’ rd n, n the prin
e.jih'H of the (niipioiaiso A i, di ritnin.it mo with hii
eye to rev. nut*. then wo coneur. k« .” »\ >\v if the Pres
|.Ii'ii! s ini amog wi re as obvious a- ll is sinl to he
‘Imi|. I and f111 n j > r i * 111111 *•1 v i Min ly l In* 1'njjiiin r, \\ liirli
s iitt nsas’iiif. we take i11 net llie H< publican, would
n,t be m n li j'O/./.'et! lo disc >v< r what that iiit .iiiirio
is. Aridei/tliH wish of llie Kiiquirt r to support Mr.
I* Ik is ii « le-s ardent, we presume, limn that ut our
neighbor, it would nut neutralise its praise by so many
“»/> 1 and "hik/i,” but fur the ambiguity uf the Prcsi
di ill’s Imiouage,
'J In* I(• publican was inn nil. tly determined, howev
er, to tie plen-eil with the Inangurl; and hence, com
prehending su » !• ar!y wh.it is so u i intelligible to the
l*rifjmrrr, it »\pn • i s its admiration uf the Pnsidrnt’s
vows, which it regards *v s strictly in conformiiy with :
Ihusi etiti r'a no t| hv the 1 >• uoer.ilie party.” \\|,j(.|i
will!! of il. |.M> l The ill in ^r»Hr pnriy of iVi.nsylva
filu, ur itmi Hi * util Cn,..|:n:i / JO,, Mr, Callu»«n,
' ** 1 •■■■ ■ • >im nun ‘ j J, ,1,;,,
ih' ..ll"n."l •trill. / ir^ini i i II may lm n . '
In: llltgllt «r lil'MV - . ■ iliti-r, ill llul mnlllT. lu Hu
.iifii rtnr ni'tin* I.■ .c.in - bul. i|‘ || lx*, alt
wuwn r.y is. that il is mil il.c il.irtriiic- ii,tr -*.uc .l jm,,
‘i'i. A. mi ss - i 'In* l.nroforu ( miVI'UI■l() \‘ir_;liiia m
Ih. Spriiiu uf INS—nnd ll.ul ii ls nillln ciinfurniiiv
«nii llie |iiiici|.iinavii«i'd by l'.,c nralnrs of that party,
in ill's qnarmr .if tin. S l.,sl «,am| os|„.,ja|.
ly liy ll.r a' »i.,, <iit.linunicihctl C.l.Tlur l'.-r lliis Uis
,r'/’1 ! Hie Republican, however, assures us that “n
Revenue Tariff with lueiilent.il I,r.iteetn.n,” (r -aeh,
[ stripped "I its vt linage, is the system reemnim mletl by
Mr. I’ulk,) is “a real, gi Iiu:ue, old fashioned It pi,'.Ii
•an ianli ” We are gin], neiglilior, to concur m •>
I pinion with you Ibr once. It is and it is precisely the
k i lid el T riff. that Mr (lay, in llo recent canvass,
proclaimed his deti rminaiion to sustain, in the event
I ..I Ills t'leel lull to llie I’lc-ldene V. Hut It is not tin* SuT t
M Tariff that r. Melhiilie sustains, whose doctrine
is, that, in the ini;i'siiion of duties, the highest duties
| must be laitl np .ii tin-e arueles which we do not pro’
< .luce or in arm hid ure ourselv* s, ami the lowest upon those
whiih wetlo -which is in fact Util another form olT\
I pressiou for the same idea hroaelied by the Lot* .ftten
Virginia Convention, in their A I I mss of IS 1.5, in which
| it was avowed that if, ip the adju i m nt <>l a lari(T*ys
lem, tin re he discriminational all, that discrimination
must not he. ( is Mr. I’ Ik s.ivs it ought to be.) with a
view ut ‘ art -rilioo reasonable inenleiital protection to
In.me industry, but that it must lie ‘’against protec.
i lion.”
Hut the Republican t"IIs us that this‘‘incidentally
prtUt etivt ” Tariff, is “the veiy sort uf a Jar iff,
advocated by ( >1. Polk and the democratic party
; during the campaign.” W e dare say it was, in Venn
sjhtania — in deed, we said t at it was si at tin* time,
a lid we charged duplicity upon “the patty” in eon
sKpienee of knowing that it was so. Will tho Re
publican any that such a Tariff was advocated in \ ir
gmia, or m tin1 more Southern States, by the speakers or
writers o| its j'lrlv ? We challenge him to name the
speaker that contended for such a doctrine—or the es-ny.
tven m its own columns, in which such an idea is em
bodied.
So far as our individual opinions are concerned, they
have undergone no change. W e are, as \\e have al
ways bet n, in Ittvor of duties so “high” as to yield the
necessary amount oi rcvcnin lor an economical admiuis
j nation id tlie government, and no higher—and we are in
I ivt, in the iiiipos.tion td’ those duties, of reversing
the maxmi • f Mr. .Mt I )ofIie, by laving the bight st tlu
i i* s on tin >«' art ie h a u hi* 11 ct in pi te wtih similar art i
1 cles oldt.no stic pioiliit iioii, for the ex pn-vs purjio.se o|
**prot< ding” bon:e industry in its rival.y with f..r« :gn
sk ill, capita I and lain*, ntid iheloWtsl tin: its on such
articles as are t xcltisivt ly nl h-reign grow th, production
or manufacture. Wo am hr discriminating, sis
Mr. P dk sayhe is, in tan r of homo industry, and nut,
as the \ irgt.iii L.ouf eo Address in l'-]•'» sa:d,“u
gainst" it. We have taken the ground, il is true, oc
casionally, that high limits might, in certain easts, be
prept rly rt sorted to ! r the purpose of forcing the Kur.i
pt an Powers to modify or abolish tin ir restrictive sys
tt.ns —and tins may be ileemtd a heresy by the “modern
Progn s-.:\. 1 h'moeracy M of which our in ighbor of the
lb publican is MiCi. distinguished !. ;nh r — but if it be,
we must bee iiieiil lo n. ■•'tiil'er the odium of it when
we recollect tl.al we imbibed it from • or I nomas Jctfi r
M .
jmUieana in tin ir day and gem ra!i n !
I ’ Ion .Mercury, lik the
II hull.ml Kmpiirer, dues nut deem Mr, I'ulk’s “buhl
am! i-oiujir Ian. ve" vie a s on On- Tanll'as all _<• iin r nr.
ih"<! \. \\ r ii'amu'tid its remarks to cur i.eiahbur
..I tile U. publican, wim will pens ive that we are nut
akme in rhargirg Mr. folk Willi borruwinjr the very
' kinjrtijep III' III.- friends of the prutietive p,,liej in which
t" express Ins own sentiments. The Mercury says:
W IIll Wlint purpase III) I Ii is 1 Ve Ts lull low i IIJJ subject,
lias In- el.. himself in words of a j c a ms import,
phra.es mat have ties'll made llie mask uf , v, ry il. uri .
ut unjust taxrni m slid utoni siituli mil i r ill oti. u? \\ |,y
has lie th tiled his speeeh with eunniiijr upnvnraiiuiis a
ismt iuciilinttil prutiin. n, « I,, n he knows this was tin
very put, Xt ill'the isnll ul 'Id th. v, i y lanuu.vje l,y
"Inch Us eunirtvirs jo. died it i ||. j1HH ,,,,, v j,..
miUHCed the II justice and o|iprc.s .ii ul this ad.—ami
ivl.sl I lie i are we to infer Innn hi. saneiieiiinu ami a
deptinu llie pit rusts luuy ul ns advocates ami auilmrs ? —
Such t Iniiu . d i not satisfy and npoease,—.they lid men
with new double sud dee|»er indignalt a. T i\ dun
hi t1 .'■ i|ny ul ut in.,. -, IIcyji.inee wn
■ Ii its »re treachery, corrupt km and ex.. And
it is truly a cut . Imo promi.e . I ri I Tin, w hen after thus
1 ..prunnal.ip llie llmsl »■>•! (joeoH ;;s. warned
luatii.t Ciinipl.iiiiii.jj, and cautioned of the consequences
d Seektliu redress
"I., t the Govt rninei t - stablisil just ice_f i n take of)
; Its ..Wit IVmill' 'IIS Juke I lout our l.eeks ami I's r I
•land lioin our thr-iais, and :f, l in is siruie from
ill i'i.aiii . in lb s quarter. I’li. uim |k oil, is n .
.m il remedy, in th »o studiously npn .rnl phrases .d
■ . ■ a ■ 1 i I 1 lie .1 r. 1 ..... f the I .O il will
1 '.ill be reeel Vi i| :is an I’tj III Vn lent.
" i be ti I llsell makes no C unmenls 1 n Jilr. 1’elk’s
lanillinu ( | ilie I ar.li, exe-'pi t.i pone oner it tor it rinl
!v clear i spiei,in n doiiluless .1 "darkle-s vis.de.”
i liut it uiet to malt* amends by blowing up the | u A
j„!„, |.|,-ll v f.iam .f it and rapital*—lilic lmillmr
.. ; m,”nn 1.1 i-.m-.t t.y King l«f, ‘•UMiinjf
til i’ll,, h'l j-- 1 ■! >llt n il.” Tin- tii i i~. Iln " In'!''
. ........ liii'TinH in' in .1 In mi's liuchanan, »i'd im
llm,M".pi tlmi tIn* auihnr tried In (•""•'til that
■ uni"" ' ti.'inii'H. \\ litu fi.nt "I prnniifii' "I u ~*| * I' if
,,,,."1 ,|i:, 1 jrili this li'ilduuul. «u leave uur readeis
ti.jiuJ;(
'INK MTV l AIUNKT.
Il .'nil the t.'.Uhon.i win? Ihiih nf it.
We In i itiirrtde I to «l.inee slightly at the political
11 i ^ I * i: V ofiMcIi ofthe yprttleijjoii selected by Pfcsnh ut
I’.i k lu curiHiifute iiis Cabinet, fi r the purp'*se as well
nf inrasiirlU:' their altitude as of testing their orthodoxy:
lint vvc are relieved fr in thin task by tin* subjoined
“charcoal sketch,w huh we find in the Charleston
M»'-eurv,—R paper than which few cuntrihuted more
/.toImisly lo defeat Mr. ( lay and to elevate Mr. I’. Ik to
tin |V>uh ncy. The Mercury is conduct! d wnil ^ il
a -ility, and its opinions merit consideration besides fr*-m
the high position il occupies as the chosen and cherished
*. :in ( I l he dominant party in S nth Cardin®, if tie
M. rcury bee ins thus early to mur mir against t he coirs ■
itl ilit- PiPtndeni of iln own selection—if the men ttlimn
In* has selected to aid him in the administration of the
'iv*i rntin• ut are so utterly distasteful to that paper and to
the r»nl< 'it ami zealous pditieians wh ise »>cnti nents it s >
l-iitlitillly ri fleets—what may we not anticipate, when
the policy of that administration, indistinctly shadowed
forth hv their appointment, shall be fully and openly dis
el.scd?
I is certainly remarkable, (and none the tea* no if the
oiuins*tun lie arnulcninl, ns can hardly lie the fact,) that
»i"t a single Iri-nd of .Mr. Calhoun lias been select' d by
Mr. I’..Ik, as one of his cunstiiution.il adviser*;. It. as it
is natural and legitimate i»» inf< r, the selection of all the
i lit* in to rs of his Cabinet limn tile “adverse fa •linn” was
intentional, it is indeed a significant hint enough that
t lie filends «.I llie NmHi Carol na Nullifyer, though none
foiiglii more gallantly or tflVctivily t r .Mr. I'olk than
they, (emistihil ing in Virginia at least the elite of the
I-.. co party,) are to he pot under the ban, in reh r
enoe to tin' higher oiliers of the goverriiin-.l, and, wli.it
is more important still, that their peeul ar opinions upoti
tie I’ariil, the great i| leslioti of the il ly, n »\v that the mi
ni xalion of f.AM has In on c fleeted, are not to be teeng
• Et tin ; icy of th< new Adiuioi ration, T i
maloli ^Ily tlie inference el the Charleston Mereiuy fr un
the urbanization of the Cabinet—an inference which
nnist have Inn mnpie*iiomth!y s r. ligtlu l ed l y the Ian
ginge of Mr. I* Ik’s Ii r,neiira! Address, in whiih
;|!||i||'i dif id. ntieal language <1 Mr. ('lay. (“a U< venue
a.id \\ »in Im iden'al l*rnu eti-m,”) is em; ! yed, as ex
pressive of the President's own sentiments! |i is appa
rent, t he ref-re, that Mr. I'olk is already regarded in
Sunlit Carolina with a sim/iiritnte if n.i a h »tile cv;
and if (he lire begins thus intensely to burn in the green
tree, what may we not expect from its e";isn;nin<» heat
hi tin (Ii ii?
Tlie.se remarks may he stipp sed In he dictated by a
desire In “fan the embers” of discord, in the rinks ot
i or opponents, and the reby to w in recruits to tlie Whig
i-nnse— • lint wo have no such purp - ■ in view. We do
ii<'t e\ peel Mr ( allenm and In - “i-i-ei.*; .ai ” li ii iats a g un
to enlist under the \\ big ha tin i r, i.or do we desire it.—
I la is lar m -re dangf r« i s tout y party ns an ally than as
uii opponent. lie di sifted Jaeks-n when he found that
a rival had supplanted hue, in w lose lavi.r, an then
.loinieil amort ssi.r, the patronage ami lefl lenee i I the -o
vermin nt w ere to lie exerted. 11e .literwaids ahand«*i »d
the Whigs, whin he dise.vi red licit the r v.cmry.
should they achieve one, Would not “enure t.i his bene
Ii.”—mol we art* prof hi red, how that he begins to pi r
ccive that Iris services in the recent grand c m (1 et are
; ne t justly appreciated, end w ill he unrew arded, in see
him wage « fj, ree and relentless war op-u the new Ad
ministration. It was long ago mi id ul him. by a di.-tiu
•j ui shell I -*>«-* '!'.«*«» Senator trout (Jcrgia, who kn-.s him
well, il at lie would “rule fir ruin” any party with which
he might <•'» operate, a id who, h i knowing him. regret*
ti ll hi s i IIi mien with the \ an II.iron party m I>l7.
Korun liable, ns, from lus great talents and influenei le
mu i iieiass.trilv he as an oppimeait, there f -•>, we from
pri ti r Un nc-niiter his hostile blows, ralla r than i • run
tlie htiiurds ol Ins noire dangerous friendship ( lira in
all lnrs opinions, and arbitrary m his temper. In* holds no
companionship long wuh those, w ho, in deference to the
p s> e.Mrt ine sentiments ol the innssi s of all parties, pro
P r that “cohlen mean,” whii h, in the event nf violent
collisioniict ween opposing sections or parties, is the on
ly urn nnt! nf safety — disdaining those wise and neiissary
conii>ranii.si s, to which, in the infancy of the \{< public,
our pair in tie ancestors resorted, and which Constitute
b"th tin- buiridjlion and the cap stone of our political ed
II ‘ ‘■ - mid a n ciirrence to which, in a country like nur’s.
sii vast in » .\i< nt and so diversified in is interests and
pi r-inis, ns will as m its habits and customs, is just as
e-s-Miti.il to the preservation of that system, and ul the
I ittnn of wlreh ii is the parent and the-MnuIiBii.
U-V ’ »«'f » ' ra what it utay, the fact that the
symptoms "t discontent, the precursors of an angry con
II vci »y , ari* e.xlubiied by the Callinun party, is n »t the
j l«ehviinis. If any doubt it, let him read the subjoined
arii-li*, \\ Im Ii has elicited tins" remarks. Let him re
etilliut, JIS lie reads, that the portraits oflhe new Cab.net
are not drawn l-y a \\ big, but by a member of the par
ty *d " Inch they are the «*lli rial he ids—and if their lea
i lures are not ullogi liter so comely to the sight as the
in- re sung uine Lures, who had looked to llie elevation ul
j “ Vonng I licknry ” as m a political niilleiinm n, had ex
'p*. tid to see, they cannot ascribe their disappoint mm I
to the malice .-I a Whig painter:
lion !/.<■ ( l.ai't'tt it ,1Urcunj,
Till-. C A HI M VI'.
O.ir A\*j»ti:u Tt »:i enrr. spun hni has milled lie- riicin
ii* r s i' l the i.cvv ( ub.npl, and I In >un h i hey a re lint \ rt
i'tliei.1 ily timtnmci .1, ,vi. helieve |li, re is n,i ihnilil , f i he
,■«ur, i■ in >s,,l In- list in nil par,:culnr.u. He has alsu .in
I «’i• <lr«l a ri • >n11 ski leh (rough chough in nil emisen nee)
'I "IP |»-'I'lar i|ii i !Ti<v,I:< ns .1 i , Ii „l' ihr ,1m i,,:a, i, ,
elect. M e ,, ,1 i ■; dwr ll on at- nil of them have
i1,1'I li’adii'j; men -I p'lili.-s an I are well eii.e, .’, ktnnv
li, rnr.M*' every !. d y I, d th i lr,nti nr anren will, , i: r i, r
1 respanrlpii;, f'remuo reasfi ur other, emd .irhel. |.i
pi iwribing every man ttinpeen I uf bcht;i a fiirnd f JJr.
( , Mr. 1’ i lias paid an iv , nidimeut
k, that Li. !y nl' politicians el' yvliieh they have tens, u in
be proud. It was nut thoiiirht i nary in conciliate
ilnui yy uli, iHee—it «as Inl.yid lhat their riip|i>M id
llie new Ailniiiiisiraii,,n ilrp, nded . i, the principles aril
Iiii.-.sores II shun Id .i|,|,uhl, and ill.I liny yyeri imaiiahle
'da revenue dial invclvt d llie rhserliell el their |u,lineal
hi nil. Mi are not disappointed in Mr Pi k’s in i i i ive.
It is long since »e have h, lit vr ,i u :,i Mr, ( ■ ,
yv mi Id r, iiinin in llie ( ahint l; and save h r the purpose ,,|
euiii liulinn llie lu.purlant ... I r vv hu ll I e was
na I fed il„ I,-, we have nut w shed his cnmi t , f
b 1 ■ Hurl I,,s) tl.rrlnn has no anst. crien |, rineul in
I Ins htmlt ru Mint nl.
“Binned,” sa.ih the vvisr San ho, “blessed are ill, se
..v|",n nwtliing, fl r they ah , i be disni p m ,i »
And III this call Jl. ry 1,1' 111 e Ul.Util s, I. jrfi,|||n sweetly
U *• " ? ■»- ' • »t hi I nut of l nr reel.in,'nr out ul
" 1' , , |l b" k with rnlm inpnrmc uu the turmoil
Lul 1,1.1' 1.1 lit,:..,, that Iiui eand then, i! hi dread_
'' " utn |i lin k and n ull .1 these who strive
l, , h i | ■ sm m,i , , I i i I , , i ipai pan, ni jackass, llie
People, dmiiu . , p rind icily fayed to ,,,ake h Is
'■ 1 ' ’’ 11,1 1,1 "!’-rv tl Mi-lion, 'i lie vv Inde I., rd ul
' h.,he 'bwn.Wky | Ii iye furiously
n, vvn lull. 11,1 Ul d ul s| I Us; tl iroul,!, s us m i. \\ ar,.
”ul ' I ly Mill la- sinred m sympathy by some
i.|'j.ei wurdiy the i.usrd el a tad, i.ai ,ua„. '
Con i ;>• ni/r/iee ,j //,r ( /,,„•/e,/. „ Mercury.
" A 'HIM;'] ON. Mare], 4. I ?4J.
, ,Al !* " ' V '■ ' i II, t,| R, .... ,,
'-l,IMsn,.j.|„„.e,| nl'inilsial, ;i,.o |,i - , . -..
. kfn yi n where , The led J
o. easu res, next In ",e ij.ual A ri,rnp,i.,t|t,||,. j„ „ ~ ;
.^5r»r«* l. For Wctem Ri*.r»,
Ms *f...wnn,,||,."„. year i, was less ...
" A milllo‘* "f f 111 laud,, ler Canal*, ,
and new I*" willi .' l'„r Fmiifi-aii.n*. fVi . T
■*r '"•2»n care, r in vemin - ,r c, '''nl Tv
v'.-coin.' 1 ,:„s. I 'm (! "* ‘y
VT"’ l’"W""n 11,6 l,a,ll^N' ^' m.d U , ..,i,„nS„":,1111
<f \pf»r •pniiiioi). * n ,l|aUer§
1 lie Cn'iimt ia known, Itnr-I:anpn r , ,i .
{?' i! -r'!m "'atk-r, H.r |!,P *|'„ ,ry.\,'l,P S'»t«
\.,rli Or Me Wat IJ pirtno ntj llai,, r,di N,"w
sells. f,r rbe .N ivy; ( „P .|„|,n. , ,M|
■' 'l"‘ " • •' ni • '"'V O.-ie nil. \ mi w ,|j ■" '''•
1'laow I bar it cnsisis ,,f tw„ n,„, s _Mi, ., sl »
aiiilanii Crilliniiiis.i,. These are i|,"i '‘'"i
"f i'* eu!h|». ..ii. I,. ||;,Vlllr „ ‘ , ' . "'''"’ins
imve been i ,r III Iasi uars' ,, .. ,, ' ',ul|i
xv.lli.ee Imw trilliii|it.ani n lias her ,1 „ 3 "
", ll,1' Ca!.. al"‘ i" -rdci linn ibis £*"'**■
eie.r in llieir emir. s.„,| H ,
"I «*aehof .. ilmm. iri, s e„n,nosing,> ‘W!CU
I. .lamia llin lin,.an, M y-h.ly insole,i dtlri
insi »ar .,1 ben, m, mg hr,. as „ll„h| , , , . »«*
h il imw a tar.fl I) III htuI, II,. it
ilia' I"' I" >»*il before ihe I*.v ,r‘|v„. '
by Mr P.,lk;a M,e,,.. ... i-hihH, Inhia> IhH;
«ns a lieli. r tariff n hi H-,,, Mr. ( lav. j| Imhel,..^
l!l “I' 11 1,1 ll"' !'• " I "Mm. he was a
he .Ini mil hel . ,e ii. .idyel Hied in rnnvinee il„, . '
l‘!*' 1,1 ... *"• is- lie is know,,
mi able, mnderai, O.d I lurk, r —very lie,id, am! hair
Imuld". lie is liardiy Hie man In laee (ireal llntaain i"
imv .1 lii-ul! em.rn ,.e>; 1. si |„ negotiate „ "
II,. r, ..III III HI ll In r. I.ir w liieti liy ll.elale advi.v, .(
” 1 " 1' i ' i ""l - f« I' c HU reciprocally t|le
.. .I ,i i i. ell ruutiir) tu il»« rt emu Bln (iarti I1 i
.oir.ri 1(1 the M • ae HcMhe Art ,| | M.fl,
VHiii protect i n to lie ii mulai tur* rs, \ *. i v»*t* f. f .
nvi rtlirow ; :;iul thi n w id» his men in t|,( | I(| » , 9
r.si IiIhmvi * I. I, ||. nl ||,C Inst Si-sii.i, ami al ii u
to in *i111y the \el of | > ,>,
Mr Walker, i.r Mis«i,s:ppi_|Mlt rin,rrnf
I ♦ u11-\ i\ 1 • iJ ': I r lie was a I ailtit-r politician in p,.nn
svlvnnm before lei. It i», an,| h::« lately, by t Wo .|„(|,r
in Mi S|S,||,|1I, Inmi ndjmlcnl imll.i'be a re-i.l,,,."'r
lImi Mm.-. Mr- W allu-r IS a .-I. V, r mim.i.f,
!lpal »* • 1 "I'"'1 "win his h.biCo
hut \v 11 non t i mil'll ernsp nl mini, nr nrislimlity. |v,. ;
nri'ainsl financial nn usuri? Im ins nrin.naicil, is let],t
wnni jrtVflry ami lim.lv | laic. Ili> gnps fi,r bine beat's
:""1 I"'" .. I- 1' S1'PP*P(I 111- Hill ma’.c |, „„ j,
limn..rial by s.nc sa. li orikmg mid nrt.tinal m. iMirc
whirl, will .1 .. . *'| f ; his genius, and sale the euon
try. (Ibl I! iiiik. r V i.
il. William I. M r-v, ns n •, ri., „ r< .\,-l|f;lvi„ j,y
".’p“[.'• «<* »Im firstenun
,.i p lilies “lo the , ,|s •• ,j(>
has tic* II hr uaht up iti a!l the i -i ar t , , , | v„, w
|J. lit:e>.. and d. is ,h,P nibbed In m r. „ m «:iu|, to hia
education. His lit « iHll.e i»\noisy me ufidi ilm, iaror
rupt ; tnl pros."ipt,Vf in indim-s. (I'd Ijunker N.,. J.
!. <*• ■ m II o . f . a w ri:<*r of li - :„„| :i
j a i p!■ 1 leer, run l.r (iove u.-r la-1 >ear iirMWchu
‘-.11', i n ? ■ r * - * %■ ‘ • w kilo . H I r >u ct-sd course was
known to }.. li..; o'***. .Mi Hauer .It \va* a f»iauue|i nil
her* t»l of .Mr. \ n Horen, speaks well, but |,-,s never
been it, active poll!i.\H. and knows bill little therefore .,f
Ins praeti.-al ...tins, H-i.'es, he was a rank IVderalint
some si v.n yars a^n, ami therefore makes llie better.
I Junker. No. 1.
5. Cave J 1ms ti, « m* of the most tr»)ier.jtnrf nar
: tow-mil.deii, vn d.c 11 \ i |>liln;i| | s. 11: »n^ e|ivp, mil
tlnreiote jusImhImI to tbe I’oft (/lice Hi partn enl,
wr.lt ihiriy line •;•.,! Ml> j. cmlor the ki ife . I | arty pr,,'
' ': ' 5'' • • : " "I lie AdmllllstrUlloll
, then 1 y. lie I is ay s exit ibl ted the orasp ul" Ins
■ . 1 il ■ : I • oft m . >i little
• called by *
’'i.ii.h. r ..I ( '.-im r* -s. * • iin w aieli (!..o , f t hr Treasury ”
i ‘Ol. yes!” SIX" no i nr I nil!” he lias mverlieea
.dole to deliver o : .o, cell tin r ino s..n *' Ii ben year»
1 rl v ,r,‘ ,!l l - r' *'• "" a slii o | * e * m f a I siihji cl of any
"i.inotUidH. lit i..i" w ritteii dotiori | neamst ( alhutm
a I 10 11 :im* a.' '. '■ *»t I, ! i s bun too mio li |..r that unw.
M' w ns a r 1 I \' n I1 r n n an la«t year, sad mi ti e
Ti \ - <po stioti, 1 *• ..tIn r dav, i!e* lan d Hint he u..ufd
;.k' I • vis w 'tii "';ii r ry a1 • • I is! 1 d m it. rallo-r than rm
arrass Mr. i\dk w tti, *he if tstion. Met*, par excel
| ie.e e a S tithi rr. N. W \'i ik.r. rt (-1 yt, z, d l > all liitr
hi it It It11 ill 1 k 1 r No. 5.
0 .1 I n \\ . J I I s, late Sj , r lo r r f ti e Horse , f
ll* pri M »itat|\( v.. Mid a teg 1 ,'ar ) at t v I . . Me has ».
| L" nd vniee. Mp.al I*, tl e I itHiu ol a \ re rm e.ttii'f
r"itrt, inti w o' 1 .tv!v a.lorn an - Hi •*• ib.«t a Wirt and a
I.« .ja re I as fill* d. At Ho |a-o S. "si.in nf (re re>s l.e
rjtie •/' d toe l mil l"'•'of Waxsatol Men s so as 1 *
up i: aoi'M-n 1! e n . ■' 1', at on n! ilic ‘I ;r tl, \ Win/,
Mr. (*li 1 p; . li. Ir-M, (<• rj • 1. .•!:* red i' ; ••}• 1 r icier. S .
i's i. lie or1* 7 •! the ( tntnn'.v i n !»nhs to repr.il
He r p. ,| . | t he J l'' Kith ; »t.«I the ( •> 11 njttee of K* «N
• 1 11 il* l it toil" so ■ l ilef. ,11 'l > \ , annexation. Me
New \ rk
Meiiioer.iey. and how le* els Ills reward. Me is 0 , ,|
• u 1 nr*d. I., wev* r. jiJdii ' oli sitipol. and ri’Hor dirty,
, blit X'et til I.-jn.n hat.ds in si*. *t*i It a ter niiy, as Old I Ittti
j ker No. 0.
h' new . I ! I el .so I1)V C .rr *sp ei le )-e f.r the‘teas m,
"ill* " v how t - v* vi and i}h- ()! I I Junkers, w i.shino you
'll :» hariy eoa!t enc»; and a umnipiiani Adminigira
' tmn.
( r II isSirtre.lv r.eerssnry fnsny that the \vrifer*.f
11“' m 1 !< 1 '< r h;.s ' h 11 u ti into h s nailery nf portraits,
Mtp n an i»rron<*iMts ;.k*u npiioii. 1 he picture nl'aeenlle
1 1 "» " l " *' « - to. 1 ft* lono m il,. ( ,1 !j,Heij (.Mr. John W.
> Jones.) and m» it > thill of mini her w ho does (Mr. J hit
\ . .Mason.) We have preserved llm sketch however,
1 fi r I lie reason tin? Mr. J. nes, alflmrieh nut a Cabinet nf
:i »r, is one «»I the ncootiiz* d lead, r.s of “ the party,”
'i it «!o w.s v hat the loros think of each other!—
\\ hen they art- thus .h scribed hy thrir friends, liuxv ran
it be expected that tl i ’r «■ p; <>tic tits can have a ti rj
exalted opinion nf then ? j
['rouble in tic ll'ivtcani!
I In' I\i wicky l,< ros, it is said, am not less griveFIej
by t!u i-oinji .siii< ii [ i* new CjoiucI, than those id*
S.iittb ( aiolma, ii i «.n>» <jiim ce ol their favorite, Cuf.
NN m (). kinil« r, ol tint Suite, fijilinjj to obtain the of
fice to w h;<!i, ante! r fo’he 4 th of March, public opiu*
i ion had 8K-ioi:c,| him. Till* Washington ci rrespnii*
‘lout « t ilie New \, ik Tribune says :
i I •' f alii, in »rrn bat e r ol In i n tl.e only ones di*
i leaved with Mr. Polk s no veuiei is sioee lie came l»>
Washington. 'I In* Kenliii ky “J h n.uerary *9 are in a
! perfect fury aeauist him. W . O. Butler, who, l,r>
ii.! a-o eiMiitl oe hr (iovoriu r. at ihe A tie mo fled inn,
ran far ale :ul o! evujothr eai iJdale mi ilia-l tielei,
ml v. lie h i _hi i. .-.Mar i!v bnrtro tl.e I;.M war with
F.I j I rol, n i l .l.-.n,! s K. p. Ik at I miisv il!e < n Iris way
to W slungt n. 'I'l i K • 11 « ! y !.. iof »r*. s had rrqurs
i* 'l that Mr. I. !dr s! i u\! |.;ive a place in lhr* Cabinet- •
W he had received no promise, however. hr* only brong’1
(1 w ’hi!' u h'i him m li; i sa-'ii c hags. When he
arrived a t ('infit.rni i, Mr. Puthr pn pml to return
I h mo-, I.. , .g t!;rr by, i: n iy he, to draw out Mr. P»lk
• 0 tl e >uoji el. .Mr. i ik made eo promise of ouV j'lare
I in the ('ai mel, hut i; • n «! - n iSir. i’uili 1 ’s nn pjnv ■ *>
u ! :uglon. Mr li ir ihtii came oil, lluekuig that
the milter was nil arranged.
1 he l< Her w liters and every person conversant
with the poltieal g«>ss:p i| lie* city, put Mr. Bullet down
as Secretary ol War. II* was the only person who
was certain. \\ hut was the d is:* ppoiritniciit to liim»*ll
arul his numerous friends, when he was left out of lb®
C i duet ! This disappointment ri se up to wrath when
the Presirf nt 1 n' rrd t. make him Charge nt Wnrztnla.
I am informed that very sharp words passed h< tween the
parties |{. b ren • s w» re made to terms which so*®®*
tiun shave n fMtiiiif, in Nuthirn climes, of a serin®8
1 I n ,eh r. 1 do n .1 mi: ti t» say that any such meaning
was : 11*:*(• f <•(! in ties iesti ece, hut the expression "t
disappointment ami of irenfhninnli/ treatment was si rung
I hr I * vc an effort lias been made to compromise this
matter, and it n av lie that the rumor id Mr. Buber
M ; Mexico was art afterthought
to ibis ft.ire up. It the matter can fie settler! with 8
I 'M'ion embassy, | suppose it is al! right. A few day8
may determine tills as well ns other matters of imprest.
l!« leaves h r hote.e tu marrow. 1 uthcVc- lie has s*®116
consoling j rn nisp
W ho,after seeing the fluctuations of feeling sosttd
denly exhibited — s!iou Is of joy for the accession of a ne®r
incumbent to power, turned t< derisive scoff’s and bitief
denunciations almost before their echo had died upon the
f ar—who will not agree that “uneasy lies his head w ho
wears a cr *w n V' It is said that Mr. Tyler, in trans*
furring Mm* reins to the bands of .Mr. Polk, warned l*fn
that lift was about to reposo upon a lied of tliorus
than of ros«s, ai d expn . sed his joy that he hints** wnS
about to escape from a position so lull of care anx f t^
and disappuiuluitot. Mr. Polk alriady U/r:g 10

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