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ARRIVAL tf TUB.JiriilCA. j .
' The AtVioa wiih one wccka laer news
from Kuropef wiili Liverpool dmV u ihe
29th, arrived nidrrtinS Uc wckA
week feachiof .Wet. Tln V'or.
jog' ara--iiwqtiMiSmr e$tabllrfh(dA, ihe
Lnru
- . .
bi!e7,sOrlaanr7r
' Liverpool Corn'E)
rpoot Corn; Exchange, March,
flour, and com have advanced Od, j
' Wilmcr & Smith' Times quotes t
vnce in 'the grain market. Philad
nd Baltimore;' Hour is quoted at . SI
'. CorVVVhiie 82s 6d33s ; yellow
6 JQ3 1 j mixed 30sO30 6d.
. ProwiohsPork is unchanged.
: At.1l tiuf-' firm. T,nrd Isfflls Cd. II
prs . are aciive. Buiter 4si
wi. Yellow it lower, loba
T
dull and untfhauged. Sales of 170 ti
Pnr.snnn rlen in bodd at 18s Od. Tea
T.ull.; Hon Is quiet, though firm..-, freig
jre'duU w Philadelpli. . Dead weights 1
id on fin goods, anu hardware SOa
" London' Monti 'Ahtkil.The market
rionejf !! easy
:osed eiOCl
r. iVif.n.xiuAi.iliM run .from X.ivar
, . . , , , rai lan ru'tpf r v. ; ; ; i
Yri Boston, where two ieks since an ofd
man. i refilled scholar ant gentleman, whs
dragged 4o" prison because be was loo poor to
pay a simplo aebi or two unar auuar,
and In prison allowed-todie.like a dog, this
weak lire VMe aro tn a pcncci pnreniv
about a negro, a fugliive Iron) iheSouih, lest
he should be returned, by legal "means, to
his mastcrl They threaten - Revolution
against ih National Government, ami vio
lonce totlio persons of public, officers; and
clergymen clamor in the streets, and anath
ematize all who will not turn tnobocralsjor
a negro run-away, while a tottering old
mnn. hwausa ho WttS DOO, CBSpS his last
breath on the straw of a clammy prison floor,
in the hearing of hundreds who live in mar-
W8
' ' Onto JliitaoAD; Dosps. The Wheeling
Gazoite of ihe 3d, says! "The very favor-
lvl a .ivma nn nrhlnK Ohtn milrtiaile have
UUIU iviiiio v...v nil
been able to command money will I , (
attention of commercial men. 'ri .wr J
have been quite as fav cn-Ai, and were agreeably
tern roads .have h w learn the amount ofirada which
Gazette thuij'e has already secured. Everywhere dot
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wav
hi tie .to vacafeiig the past
which 1
tea, andt.
agists oCl
advantaj
trtiC'
of
Mr
towever,
asionany
ble palaces, boast their possessions ot ptieqf, inai our
up millions, and laud turougn me press uiftur ror ana
own charities to rich Institutions at bomftg ;ghM before
to the "poor heathen abroad." helr ,ufrragea.
Saviour ol tne wor -
If the
FIRE.
in-
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even 'days and iweni rsC
any nartTft w. 4t , .. JUi-u-xi
organ
er. lO yave seen
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b: ';
mim'
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the Pharisees of old for A r
y, various
of a Puritan ciiy,M'-JT re w'licn Prov,(i o dis
- L-iA ,0, our flourishing iwn, have be-
Senatob . vi'omPar"lvely staleand Uninternsiing
era seem io,w i mug
from Ashtabula napii migh reasonably be supposed
tVade, wti would lUcive some account of in pfWto
Jentioa to the followii, expccllltjori Q ,
.1 ..,: Nave v-.' ' "v..
rabsufd. than the Q originated on Sat'ur""drfy ' mornine,
d abundant, consult fclaimine the eledi of March, at three o'clock. WLn
r rvc "aiscpveredi n haa iratlaut jinle .pro-
evemai IH,UI boin , . ,imaVhen beninn. .!
very map.m..tnv. j, . . . r- r
" J - p u,vwu control
i in KSrt2oni ''were ; aroused. . The
nmnosere first discovered ' between Bos'.
worth's Hotel' ani Cohen's Clothing Store,
tllA Rnar Koliuaan tk L
.... .vnt mo iwo noi oemg more
tnnn six inches in width. It. was evidently
the work of an Incendiary, as the combus
tible materials were not all consumed, when
me nre was discovered.,, So rapid, however,
was its progress that but liyte prpperty could
be saved. The- following j a list of tfcose
wno are me sunerers: : s
- - r-- , ;"v'ui, siHQiei ana most
ofs fujnlture, proyi8o'ost'hay, grain, &c,
UJOu. 9lxw lnurancei balance total
loss. - :.-; . ; - , ; ;-.-. v.: is;.,;.
; HCloihir Siorel-almost ,thi
entire stock destroyed-jnsurance light.
-lr. U)V Dwellina House a mi.!
.noi oi ner lurniture and clothing however,
wassaved.-" v ' ,.-.:.--.-.: '
.t yaAs. Echols Loss . but ir0ht: ninO
saved most of Ai, fffrniture and household
effects y:. V: : : .'-:.;.-.' .'
Ctraci Ru8sLuDwelling4hou80 and
swrp house, a total losi.y,nik7 .
D. RB rPrug Storelaave .ln,u
half ofh Block actual Ins. unlrn-n
I P.ti.i.'brug S,pre, ,aved ihe
greater portion of his stock:' The building
f : jntv prade this uprw.VdfiL.
. ndvirse rircuinstances, ; beliyiing v tharihe
f -k ; pople of Meigs county, will now look at
home for their newspsp r, We have plac
fi :,aii, .cavilling at: fault the . Marietta.
VKicna and Gullipolis papers, can no longer
4ie referred to in invidious comparison jhe
leiegrapr is larger than any of ihera
and at the very low pi ice of 91,50. cash up
we confidently look for a large increase to
our ii:,anfj as ii it w fjr ihe public t
mao ,c change, we hoim the public ' will
make the tkange i3 us. See Prospectus n
anutner column. : . : .:.
"v Tim wew cojcsTii uno.f .
,:y We publish in another column an article.
Hn the Ohio Stale JownoTagainst. tho
e Vonstiiution. It exhibits in sirong Ian-
nv ' . ' r .v. 1 ...o IIIIMJUIIICIII, uui IIS
na'-andSt 7ro.rce of mMJ of thl waiter's posi
lllk . I . AM n a. i,LU . L ( f .
w.niiuui jrioiu lu.nm conclusions itu
ielt &. r P08'"00 i8 known by our frlegM
sr i ; ' mvor ot adopting The-Constitution,
K.: V hul wo ,e8m il dutt 10 ur "jflers tha they
' ' t . should ree both sides of the qtipsiion. So
as regards ihe lone of ihe leaslinie Whin
t -fWM'of the Sta'dmlng t!vi whrb pe
.Vtriodin which the subject of' the NewfCon
V ' ,,lutiim has been before "the people,.. they
v ' ; n8 pursued, to our mind, t strange, in
comprehensible, fatuous cours. .Thu.-s-J'
tuin oi . caning a Uonvention as not rrret
..V with that drcided opposition awhic U- do
manuV'd. Had ft bee'ni lh mrvmnm L'm,U
l . fliei, and Ii
Vi y Jno cITor
would
one Whig xii;iiaU)r, against the combined
rani)onstrancopf his friends carried the
rjuesiion In; ihe Legislature. After it had
come before the people it?was suffored. tp go
by deluultnothing likeeiructi'vo opposition
was manjfesied.. The Convention finnllv
ora the first to the last, there was
made to bring public sentiment to
car uport the Convention, , Had this been
I done, ill greatest objocfl unable feature, ihe
apportionment, would not have-lefn in the
instrument. The proposition ef 'ingle dTs
- tricts" was only defeated bv iwo votei.
,; There were enough of dodgers, who had
been; instructed in favor of singly districis to
have carried it had the press bu dune Ti;
duty Jfilhts mauer. More than 'this, ihere
wyire enough of Whig voles absent to have
saved it, thai would have been there, had
the sentiment or the people been rightly
. ryvrjB7rir.rdugh its proper medium. But
. H-U,. ! ,l:fl- L
.1 jio inuav sujiiu inuiuerence tne mosi
terverseriess, was manifested every
Wo An. nnl k..l.l e
Canton
ucoiiuii usiuis mo voiitciiiiuii, man
c?rcura
occupied by him-was' iha nrnBrt r u.
uohen tola k Jiistrntrpd , . '.
Gbo. LAWatchmakar'Tfila buildin.
was torn down to save the ramaininff i.ha.
Ings total loss. V i . '
' Ralston it Stivrm MJC.i.'''T-xIj
jSa ..- r; . . ;..v.w--t bu-
anion to- iTrrtr buildinsr -ihfcy lost
ular, he is building up a buiiness that will
bring handsome roturns to the owners. One
god quality -in the Ohio is, that she. never
passes bry and invariably lands passen
gers where they are entered for. ' This will
make any boat popular; and. deserves so lo
do. " The ollicert of the Ohio are attentive,
accommodating, and careful of the comfort
of passengers, to a degree rarely witnessed.
As the Ohio is adapted for a low water boat,
and her speed being little behind the ' larger
class of boats, ihe public cannot but appre
ciate the advantages which she affords, for a
constant and reliable medium of intercjurse
between Cincinnati and the towns above, the
eniire year. We were pleased to find our
friend Mr. Darwen Smith, in the 'CIerk'a
office ; but as we gave our opinion of him in
an obituary notice about a year since, we
need not repeat it here: otherwise, than to
say we have nothing to take back. '
: We take this occasion to thank our breth
ren of the press, everywhere for the sympa
thy manifested for us, in our late mishap.
Such evidences of friendship come home to
the fin'esenslbilitles.and are doubly welcome.
Gen.; Scott has been sojourning in Cin
cinnoti during the past week. He was re
ceived on landing at the wharf by every
demonstration of enthusiasm. The old hero,
is said to bear his years as he does his hon
trs bravely. . . . :
The Post Officb, after this week will be
locsted in trie frame building next door a
bove Crawford & Stier's store.! " "v';":'
) srntry
.Jesuits
from 'a part r f this charge yet we
that this paper contained more articles
rumoifr..... u . , - . ,
iuui lonuH'u i uiK vauvn in lue clBte
VI'A..-T .-J.. ... 1. .L-. I
ftic-ar wuuci iv hi, is, umi wo imve
-.; jS as good a document under the circuit
i,-SgiwvM o tlia, iicaginou ,u UB. Alio Vf 111
conservative Democratic members had
inly to struggle against a radical msiori-
lv I " - ,
1 LVVished by power,and backed by the loud
i f . aroMna enurarautcai press, but also
'insiajruricewing stream ot riiicule and
disri putabte squibHNg, from those who ought
1 . l : I. ' L ..... .
in nave Borne up i&eir nauds in ihe tin
.t .. erju.il earnest. It is too late, under thi
i .. , circuniaiaiiccc, io i enicr protest . against
j whot might havii been prevented. Ji is our
r oiniuu. Unit a prudent regard for ihe inter
V ,fsis of the State requires the adoption of ih
l & Constitution.' Should it be voted down, we
' tTJ&'eri Pt :tonemad(ime in its pro.
. nA ken fliehi across nevi .uwtures,. we
4 I jll lhcW goods behlna. y' '. II be remedied
' I Antlr alia -Advices from Jhe apportion-
0ri PtolliPi.t? Nof. repVrt -of pur or-
f A colony exceedinglyare so varied
L I i.'. iTh Unman corresDOwill ehr h,.
-TlmV VflVa' that, the ri Rival irmi.
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John Russel's Cabinet haflcians, In a
.abfy'nitoyapcp w8 Popynnnd its re
h
;The-Auiitrin. troops in tbe fmostlncon-
tilaftld to have received consf individual
f rvjcrrtf u. ; piennial Ses
' MiwiHar-A letter dated .Vie
L, had arrived, and was very fa ,em
" llBltrteriat announccmeni says that af. "
tTgements httd ln -made wlib Prussia.
th. ouestion of tne pudency In tho
fal
Tayhort ofhe amount destroyed
Jif. Pish Merchant-Buildine and nnnr.
ly all his stock of goods "were destroyed!.
we understand however, that he was folly
insured. : :- - ,; f -) ;
0. Bbancii t!o. Merckants Building
and the larger part of their stock of goods
owroyea tne Insurancn rJl n f.. ki
f 4 ttOBN and BroiheiwK,.iM;
lo, and stock of clothing. And lastly
PcRssLF-yPress, fixtures. imDosinV a'tona
furniiure, desks, stands, eic at least two-
....... v. vurpnniing omce was destroyed,
n lee-iotai ourn up Tor whoever knew
printer lb have anything iniirJ 4 R... ,
poverty jhenheriiance "by divine right"
of ihe disciples ote black art, We have
rdisposiiion to complain.or'reDine ihar0at
We have not attempted to give anything
a siBiement oi each individual loi
as mat, even the lossers themselves cannot
telUertainly, as yet, the ejr.act extent of the
damage done. The aggregate, however, wil
oeoetween f 25,000 and 830,000,
I he amount insured will not , amount to
more man one-half, if it .exceeds 1 10,000
Various conjectures have been made as to
who the incendiaries are and as to ihe mo
tives prompting the act, but nothing certain
is Known.
The fire Is
"purring ai me commencement of the
bprlng luiina, hm its eflec'is will be
mere aeverely felt. Put, ?feaJ assured
that the energy and entetynSe tFxmt tilifc.
zens will soon obliterate all Traces "of the
disaster,. and tbar Phoenix like,. she will
spring from her ashes more beautiful than
Deiore. '
a great calamity to Pomeroy
0-Township I.lkctions. The follow
ing offi cers were elected for Salisbury ip.
at the election on the first instant
Justice of the Peace S. S. Paine. Em
Trustees M. Heck ud, Josiah Branch.
Uavld W.Jacobs. ' ' ' -
Clerk S.S. 'Peine.''. ' '
Treasurer Andrew Donnally, ' ' j
Assessor Anson Inge Is. .
Constahles, Thos. Radford. Thos. W.
Smith, David Skinner. ;-
Supervisors J. Cartwrighi, Th. Irvln.
Geo. Weyersmiller, Sardine Smith, Isaac
Vorhes, Wm. Highland,, Adpnijah Smith,
Isaac Bf ban, Stewart Garbralth, C. A. Paulk,
John C. Hysell 2J, James Cahoon. " fieuben
Gilleland, P. E. Jacobs, Lemuel Powell.
JohnGorsuch, Ezekial Harnor.
' . .
0-Robbebt The House of Jamss Ht
SELt, in this vicinity was entered a few nighis
since and robbed of about one hundred dol.'
tars in mpney an J various 'other ariicles of
kvalue. The robbers killed the watch dog
before entering the house. There are vil
lains about jown and our cilizenj cannot be
too careful. . ',7 '; .".' "
(tt-Jknnj Lino, gave her first concert
In Cinctiinai) on Monday night. - The city
la all excitement, ' , We have received no pa
pers from Cincinnati since those of 'Monday
morning, and are without the particulars.
, Ms. Kkbi, of the Cincinnati c' ring the
two-weeks our publication ias been ausnen
ded, has never once Tailed in his bounteous
liberality toward os ,' We ; shair never 'be
able to repay these favors, and consequently
ieei me more gratefu for their beslowrnent..
Such favors can only be appreciated by those
whose world consists in newspapers. The
highest praise we can bestow on Mr. Kerr
Is, that be deserves to be a Primer.
(ttrOpR ; lNw Phess The Dress on
which the .'''Telegraph, is now orinted is
""nuiactory ofC. Foster
mgiWi;....dii
and of superior workmanship and what
makes it still more valuable In our estiraa
tion, is, that it is manufactured from Pome
roy Iron. This fact speaks volumes in fa
vor ofour iron, as press mnkers must
ways, have the best article the country af-
lords. We would say to our brethren of
the croft, that should they visit the Quee
city to make a purchase, never close bar
gain until you have visited the establishment
ortoster & Brother. Their presses have
taken the premium over all other presses
manuiactured in the West, and, what
more, the premium was worthily bestowed,
03-Nbw Ttpk. The new tjpe used on
mis number of our paper is from the Foun
aory ot Messrs UrjiLroBDjSs Jones Cincln
nail. It Is a superior article iri quality and
nntsn we think better than can be had any
VlOV III llltS WHHI. Af .all AWAntai
shouVlopurchase of Messrs Guilfobd &
JoN&rra may rely upon their anicles be
ing whit they are represented to be. Other
establishments may have a wtderrcfltitatlon
but none are more deserving of patronise.
TL.. .1 I .. ' .
..Bi mey ueserve all we say, the annenr.
anceofourpsper, we feel flattered in saying
Mbs. Swisshblmi has had
: the Western
on board her
0OSteambk CfKEVK State. Wo had
he pleasure of a irf. on this splendid steam-
f k, and feel that she
07)r-q6s a pa-sin T . ice at our hand In
at our strr.rr.hn'. !?;vc!!ir?J
waters wo Lavs i-vW b?en
equal, for cumfon. tj oed, and alfiother qual
ities that renders steamboat desirable
Unrivalled, as she is In swifinesji, her good
fame is attributable more to the1 mannef in
which she Is governed by her officers. : Ev
erything is asj -t and -orderly, as 'the
best regulated ;r 'vi no gaming, no noise,
no diwrdcr c 1 kind. The tables are
always" sprco. j-i Jbounieous profusion-
surpassing in al' respects the hist hotola of
-a; v. . vaumq arQ -provi
ded with every luxury in the way of chairs,
divans, sofus, lounges,- ottomans, mirrors, ta
bles etc., etc., altogether rendering her e pal
ace' in the extent and richness of hot adorn
ments. .The porters and servants are atten
tive without annoyance, ever at their posts
but never obtrusive or importunate. But
ihe crowning excellence is to be found in
ihe officers. Capt. Houkbs, is ever on the
alert to mskex his giffsts al home. ' Mr Wia
veb discharges the duties of Clerk in such a
manner as to mak it a pleasure to the irav
eller to "call ai th office'' pleasant, affiv
b'.e, and always rc,dy to accommodate ihe
boat would not be thb Buckeye without him.
Then too, we mtiw rtot forget M'MoLLBN,ln
his way without ai:jW.offices tr9 B,.
w ays 1$' oiaTuTirvoToonoreTgrm
fully.;' Mr. Wallacb, too, merits from us a
special noiice-alihough our acquaintance
was more by field than flood. On the boat
he is A. No. 1, but ashore belter even than
than , Should any of our friends wish to
travel on ihe queen of boats take the Buck
eye State.'. '--i -. -.v,.'. I: v.
OOrho Corporation election for Mayor,
Recorder, Council, &c. will be held on Sat
urday .nehelSth inn. 't 0 ; -
(fcrCJAHAtt'a Maoazinb, for May is be
fore us, and to our mind, is a paragop of ex
cellence,; In -all 1 ''departmerts-f anistical
and literary. Graham, should- be "patron
ized by every lover of the fine ans, and ev
eryt friend of American Literature.. The
articles of the 'presont number ..are of the
very highest order v';'; , ? J' ' '. ' '
'I OThb LaotV ::Boob'' for " Mayw
punctual to makt its appearance. , The took
has its distinctive features, dijjfcring from
all oilier Magazines. None better than Go.
DKT, understand publishing a Maazino for
the ladies., M his prpmises are more than
redeemed. ,:.." ''i; -
(Sir SabtainV Maoazinb, in its May-day
dress is already on our table! This Mbga
Iin8 distinguished for its solid literary
inniter and the unusual excellence of its
steel engravings. Those Engravings, bow
ever, illustrating "scenes in the life of our
Savior" are to our mind, rather poor scenes
too mucn so tqaerve as illustrations of
The Great Exhibition of all Nations
The London correspondent of iho N. York
Commercial ; Advertiser in hia lnii.. r
iheX8ih of February, says: V . !;
The sale of season tickets for th
exhibition ol all nations commenced on
Thursday, 'and up to the sailing of the
steamer 2500 tickets had ben sold." Per.
sons are not entitled to free admission on
account of their being exh'bitore, unless
they state their intentions of attending for
the purpose of t-xplain.ng or keeping in
tlieirN contribution. The executive
ordet
committee have decided that no free admis
sions shall be granted. .
The first arrival of French goods, con
sisUngof 265 packages, equa) to about 60
tons, came yesterday. Another load is ex
pected to-night. The Sardinia steam frigate
"Governo' isnow discharging her cirgo
of goods tlbr the exhibition at Woolwich,
whence thoy will be brought to the legal
quaya m lighters, and bo immediately for
warded to Hyde T. -S. Tuc.n h.n.
her special commissioner In tho person of
. . . vw...ui. proiessor at the University ot
on their way to England, which, consider
ing jhe limited boundary of The Grand
Duchy, is considerable of a contribution. A
Mosaic i table, mnde of hard stone, the prop
erly of the Grand Duke, which the com.
missloner says cost fino.fxm r. .-j
eighteen years 'of hard labor, will b .
teature of the Tuscan collection. : : ;
;ter &' Rno. I sublime i ovqnwn hicr)kured ttfitLdim..!,
Trpatkrn P fTnco of e)ice.. Kuer1Vcave thefi37Wp- die., &c,
lone inter
view with Spiritual : Rappera, and eomes to
tne following conclusion
i ru , good deal ra,her b plfi.an
Irishman's pig, or even a citv crunter. nrl
carry merry urchins . through the gutiere,
han go wanderina .bout through thespheres
like ji lost pleiad, ffnd playing'rub-a-dLb dub
..-v . u.u.i in ine tup,- as we skulked un
der people's tables." . . . "
Just about our senilmenis.
IV. L , 1 1
uotq receivea several numbers of
treason Drawing Room Comnanin
published in Boston, by F," Glbason. It is
the most beautiful, specimen of newspaper
we nave ever seen and is filled
witn a vtiried selection of readino
The editor deserves success for the beauty
of the paper, alone.' ' Price 83 nr .nm
See Ralston & Stivebs. advenisnman.
another column. They can be found
or 'eaay to accommodate their friend..'
&7" J. P. Pi rxinn r , . . "
xruggist, IS Ollt to-
to a new advertisement at .
'd, and going ahead. .' - ' v j
OerDABios Rbep, having escarWd' d..
truction by flood and field, greets bis friends
in anomer column. . .
OCT Cohbk, the. man from Head
Quar
ters, has erected a new buildi
ed a new Slock, and ia telllnff a.
F --w wia t
10IID for lhn nnndfnf
0 i. . ' A tturt nlhpp nAWn will I . ... r ' r
.:.man e uicj ni" -. - nKnc ter trans., nvwwm .
V .i1t.,,,-tf of ihe cxeebivo com- . . tt,
i ..uare ibv piw""" z " -
. 'i.-lV April.- 1S5U
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T VAN llUttN.- TZt
(KrO. BbanchiSjCo.. mavba fm.'
the corner west of the Court House. reA
to wait on the public as ' hi.'rinf,.,.:.
, . . . Villi
not In the old place. ,',"'.,
OCT Morgan's Tailoring el,ll.i,m.n.
as been located on the west sida f r,...
eet, nearly opposi il e old stand. .-;
V-UBO. L.KK'8 Waioh
loJtid over Crofooi's Saddle shot.
el.
1 .
FoiiK-n))
may ,b
on court
Mr. Downy has nm U
that water, when roprived of air, boils at a
lemperature ol 7Far. at the ordinary
pressure to the atmosphere, and then ex
plodes. Farraday has also discovered thai
If ice is thawed so that it cannot absorb
.....o8p,rnc air, itnat is out of contact with
mw aimospnere,; me . water therefrom ex
plodes when it comes to the boiling point
i.o can say - mat such may not have
oeeo me condition or water in many of
... .vv.-CT Miosionsi May there not
Ohio and MissUsippif or may-there not
be a marked difference between the East
ern and Wcstorn waters, or river and sea
wmw, n respoct to its aeration? The faci
is waII Iflmivn i K ,r. . . . ,
- r-taieu waters are, to a
great eeni, aeprivod ofeif. by the me
chanicai admixture of finely divldod m,uer
. -hiiiiiu, ana may not the muddiness of
waicr so oi some importance in this con
nexion! And lastly, if there ia any thing
.., ouggmiiiiiia, wouia not me simple
remedy be in aerating the water before it
goes to the boiler! Experiments to settle
such a question could not be at all difficult,
iiuwpYcr expensive; and consTQeriig the
great moment and intense' interest' f the
subject, nothing should be left untried Jwhich
presents a shadow of plausibility. . . .
PBBPAnATlONs'poB WkSTBBN EnlOBAW.
A letter from Fort Laramie, dopd Febru
ary iu, published in the St. Loui Republi
can, says that most extensive peparations
are in progress for eccommodatjig the irn
mensj train bfemigranu which fs expect
ed to pasa oyer the Plains this sutimer. A
fine and substantial bridge has lien' erect
ed over tho Nonh Fork of thePv"4iie Riv
er. blacksmith's shobs have hein rectml in
together,
A Pboclamation.
New Orleans Crescent
Will triTon ssIa Iaiwt ik. ....J
,,ind oryihing, extO provision, which
tfcA late number of the IVnX'dT'Th'' !' 4,h" emi
... Sfung bands. , The wr ier earnest v ad vi
lent contains prochv all those h .h.n L .TJV
...t.. r. .1.- .it..." , . . . .l. . ..." . vf"? ins
..... ...a tunio oi me island, ol .' season to supply themselves abundanily
Cuba" to the people of the United Siaies, wi,h provisions, for these jfcaanoi be hud at
in which the rightfulness of seizing on the P-i PV f nenr ,lie r"'v fn grater nor
territory of a friendly power. 1. a! M P0" U i"Pted, will be
..... . ' ' , , TOU"" w oaw we and Uregon, this sea-
very orifiinftl - nrtnciples.. ; What for in- son. AThe Salt Lake Ml bad i,L .ZT
i 1 . 1 . i .1.1.. j . i.
aidnce, can oe more irresistible than tile "'i'BervD oj,
argument drawn from ' geology in tho foK
Tho new cbnsti'.utl
sive features, and so
late Journal.
O.TITt7TI0 HE
y nts rtoPLtl
Tn has so many repul
icw poinu In which.
a republican prodWion, it bj equal la merit
w a p.-v-: ro go iz:q a minute
detail or ihe fcrsi wcuiu be a most ungrateful
and most tedious,' task. . .' i . .
The Only really objectionable trait in the
present .consutuuon, Is not ao much in the
instrument itself as the base advaninm
which has been taken of its provision for
apportioning ine owie into representative
atsiricu. aois was oniy to be obviated by
the creation of a single district system.which
the newly proprosed organio law but par
dally approximates, leaving the matter, to
a great extent, ( amid existing dangers and
difficulties, worse than belbreV
As to the complaint abouiTthe present ju
diciary system, jit was and ii competent for
the Legislature to amend it af will, merely
leaving the old t ystero in barnjless if not use
ful operatioc. letter, far belter, to do this
than adopt a ne r constitution which, by its
own provisions, it subject to annual altera
tions ad injiit ist, and which will no doubt
employe large pari of time of all coming
Legislatures, sh luld it be adopted by a vote
of the-people. It is not probable that one
fourth of those rho vote on the new constl
tutlon will have read it carefully; jind of this
one-fourth, but ew will truly appreciate or
understand ma iy of its most objectionable
features, to be c pveloped by time and exper
ience alone. It is not probable that the en
ergetic career ol a greaf and populous, and
wealthy State lilie Ohio can be immediately
influenced by arivihina which tan
of selfish Niiici&na or the blind madness of
Explosion or Smst Boilebs. p,r
l age, of Washington, has hit upon a novl
theory to account for ihn TmB
a m w 1 -"V i j , . I, i l ...
hPipmsjonfftMiLUie .Wewanw.irhWrtb.K-.r. K.',;oviBe or carry out, so
elsewhere." "He aays t - ; ' ' ' ' a& T?' Ty' proneryyp .-rt...iisi. ...mtmes!
- - rau, luo praiaui uuiun oi tne otates ex
ists. But so seat is the emulation among
rising States tokurDasa each Dinar, thm ihn
continuance of evil -and the introduction of
wise legislation will clog that energy and
measurably check that career bv which we
have been distinguished under the present
constitution ins worn ot upright and distin
tered men, imbsed, no doubt, with is much
Jeffertonian Democracy as existed among
ihe delegates tojthe late convention. As all
parties and sections seem disposed to let the
new, constitution pass by without notice of,
or comment oa its most oSieciinnnliln tan.
rfures, the follovins svnoosis mnv h nm Ka
inappropriate ai this time.
It soems to lave been the object of the
uonvenuon not to amend or prune, but en
tirely to abolish the constitution of 1802: and
this with the exception of a few uninimpor-
tant sections nasoeen luiiy accomplished.
. The constitution of 1802 has eicht ani
clea and schedule, comprising 120 sections
altogether. The one proposed has-x 16 arti
cles and a schedule, with 196 sections. -vThe,
imnAritl Aunnt.in, a.n!Ai .1. 1 .1 7 .. I
ajjaiy, mo uiu COnSIUU
lion was that it wm not sufficiently general,
nut comaineu wo mucn special legislation,
if this was an evil it is increased ten fold by
uiu une prupuseu, as .any one reading
must sea. ,'-.- .'
The prime objection to the prooosed con
Stiiution is the fiict that the time in which to
coc aider It bslore the people. U so short that
not half the voters will road, and a less num.
ter have their attention called to lis provis
ions, io me moti opjecuonab.eor which ref
erence Is mad j as follows:
AbticlbS.. section 5. nmvi.l
special privileges or immunities shall ever
ox granted that may not be altered, revoked
or repealed by the General Assembly.
'I'D. t . f I . n
. i n r 1 1 r i u ,m nnnfi.iii... .a. u i.
...... w vL...vi..vuav f-uecause n crimient. '
"i"--"" yrtvMgc; wmcn unaer any re-
grown rapidly wealjh.bJlailon, bj
such fa iulr!4Set)A , ev I -
righi and cquat fatten i, forbid .- 8 (,0
means to otlu-r portions1, of the State Wh W 00
Circumstances hava VUhJ ..c
laved their a.if.tkaiiKn. IL: nc ,
m prohibi.iing the. creaUon of any futuis nu'ui'
deU, asaumesio egsm frr ho fu(mti y
.;l "'"nurn,Hi,ng- nih.iiAi.
i
I' .lpmruM f)'
r.! h
''f;m it" ,
.; m-fii. ;
V before .V
- 'Now i
ire ui
Us wc
miatil
'AN.'
lowing extract from this precious document:
With you as Its masters; ihe soil of the
tortile isle will furnish treasures, which ihn
degraded and slavish race who, now hold it
know not how to draw frern its bosom, un
til Cuba 'shall rival her ilsier California, In
the fruteful returns made to the heroes who
shall free her from thraldom. In addinir
n..L . . . l . . , a . . . : .
uuqb to mni gaiaxy oi stars which now ii-
OORBOWFUL. A 'VOtmir Mriil anil Ko-...:
ful female. drputnA
, ... -...v... uuu iatiiH'iiai'ie
manner,' was charged before iha
esieraay, with beint found insensibly
drunk on-the -sldewilk, on the previous
night. As we learned on entering, she had
beep the'victim of the tasosi sedueiinn- ih
vilest arts had been exerted by the betrayer
to crusn mi) once beautiful and
.ff i- i, ..... . r
publican constitution eannot b ilnn-"nri
b-.l o . T -
uu Because-tt tuny recogniiea the right to
"alter. tutiKiul nr rnnl w..i.n... ...P.
. j. ' ' . "r "wwai vause or
judicial intervention so loifg a" prime point
tn Liocoioco legislative progress backward
towards despotic and Irresponsible power. :
Aeticle 2, Sec. 9. provides ihi nn In.
shall be passed without the concurrence of a
majority of all ihe members elected, and is
ujoi;uoiiauie oecause it win enable a factious
Party minority, raoro easily ihan now. m
defeat or delay any legislation whatever.
After the experience of this kind already
had, it is proposed by this section to increase
the michief of an existing" evil. -Skc.
10, of the same article, ia mora nh.
jectionable, as it allows any one member to
same remark .applies le'eection 7 trbic!
. ..naing tma. .This may be
well enough, if ,he peoele. lbr ' h ,l
represeniaiives, should so oyiorrmiie, but wd
w.., , e province of ihe Convemion.
1 his article alone, ifth M.
ia adopted, will create perpetual excliemerl
and biiier feeling ,n spd out of the LegislI
1U. lilt Iha atkl. I . P .1
au - i ft T. ! raenaM W repealed,
nnicie 1 1, which rerirrl ar.
constiiutes a Doroetua mA r
j . "joi5errjrmoi'
j j , " enw aistricts are arrai
ged, and neds no comment for tbe eonslde
ation of aoy honest man.
. Article 12, relating to finance and lax.tinJ
is all out of place. AllW iu .:c-....
prohibition of. public detHhorrr VTl,Ui Mnl, dt
The whole being a mariifes M' jf'11 me (r-t
tempt at usurpation of t -!?.... '
Ihe objects and extei J , wkUh rmdew
and should properly remi ' J Y,tM, ljarlii n.
the people, or their future . Bt v . , ,
tiona. is obnoxious toVX's Pl,ak.T, Z.
the one preceding, and snl ".; ' . .:0 l'nKms IVis
posed by Mr. Jefferson. 111,0. ,,,
our constitution, which UCinK 'jCTACiK.
of incorporation 10 its ful ?H2y Th-
iiriiia aiiHmmByiiiiiiinf ru ( '
of all existing cornoraiions. and col- v loompa-
lhal forbidding couniiesJio borrosf f 'l
cut offaereat part of the Siaia !l .6 f iw cir-
the southeast and northwest front ) "Dum of
tages enjoyed by other portions of Vj4 'i' ,no
Thousands will no doubt blindly s ft me ls
the whole of this article, and the folft of
year commence a fruitless effort to A re" "e!J
what thoy will so hastily have done.Vf our,n:
this worse than worthless work of the A W-!havo
gogues be adopted by the people. I l '')0
a no lensioojeciiouaDie partol the proi? " ' , vu
measurure is article 16, which provide! fdcJ y
ia amendment; and the glaring necessiil n tjm
its existence should defeat ail thai f w
cedes ft. . : j t-sball at
We are id have nothing certain. " if o1)0
permanenv-but perpetual ftSofL " Ir ,& fX.'
cntinued agltationj.' mmtoa .eonl,
The lime-hoaored ,nd welLteated JeW-f0''
sonlan conswuiion of 1802. the W. J!!d wh,
ca m neadi and hooest-beatlng heru4 P7l
tire ladder to our present greatness and prdk.
portiy, i. to be kicked from beneath our feet Und
won. out and worthless, and In its place is Z'"r
offered gum -alas tic concern of uncertain and , ol
uneven strength and tenure, to be perpeitt
llv blown or drawn into all sorts oTahanea?!!1
and dimensions, by popular anarty pis
sions, and delusive demagogues . . with
- Any responsible or honest eitlxen may 1."'
well seek rest or quiet on the top or an opet W'
thng pulon rod, as attempt to transact boai-??101"
ness or expect peace under 1 constitinio 1
which, though it may be a Pboknix. wrpijV
ually arising with renewed plumage fro . T
its own destruction, would better suit the 1'-und'fe(1
terests of all good citizens, could U be reeocV " "
nizod as a monument paai inialligen',!;
and true progress, and a stable guide to ol? J"
future pftwnerii and nlorv. .nH vl S bona
-- ', id tne
CIJtCljrflATI. Hmenis
t is now settled that Mark P.Taylor is ny
elected Mayor of Cincinnati bv a sm.li J ' '
jonty. He was, up to his nomination. . i,..A herein
tice of tho peace, and is iha n..mL..:.:. r. Go-
iSS .Vhal "J? 10 wla to law and ;T
.1 1 tcofocos were eleciedPncai
w the Logwlature when the returns nainlyV 8aidl
bowed tn-y wore defeated by several huV
dred votes. He nr.m.J " Kueh
I . . -rv-aw I V II1V (UB IT '
w wiu uBiicn. mm rm ha s.:ii l '
a vigilant officient oflW "
Mr. Ruffin, the .vscboolwill cm
by several ho-'-" r' thc 1 uh day of Apri,,
Of the C
v. iuc Vm, m onilTK:
m!w Jilting, Elementarv Geograiihy and Men
CrArithmetio. - - - 3 00
aJetio, Geography, Grammar, Pliiloso- "
Chemistry and blemeniary Atgenrs, w
luminesand adorns the political world, you oma, loyellnesa.jiWiih possersion came
will but. resume that which once bolonced a"e,y-":c'dness neglect anger and then
to your country ror geologists are aureetT V? . ,u ? 'Wandering she knew not
ihat ii, with Its sister Isles, lormed at one ?ll,,e c.ha"C8 "ed her mogdalen steps to
timo a portion of the continent. This suf- t ? y . .Drink w" only soother of nn
Ceiently refutes the absurd charges of rob. near'-brea'ti'g gnef, was poured down her
bery and brigandage, by which it has been Parc5'n6thr in desperation, and she was
sought q cast odium on this enterprise. . . . " above described. When asked what
IVI... I.' .U. -l.l !-
enierbis protest "iciiA ihe reason there far.
. ... .. . v 'ov, unemu
wuwiu uutraiiun, commitment or di-in v-:. i. iv,,.v.i cni Hoi.
ich means without any restriction as Astronomy, Ancient Geography & Hiar
terms, time, quality, or quantity thus ei 'tory, Physiology and Geology, -I i
bling any faction, or fraction of wha
son, to cost the public as much tirr
money as it pleases, at every session.!.
out regard to right, rcaon, exponse, o,-r
mon senses . , T
Tho lime wa8 hen members of ihojh
..I Li mi .Tt
00
great
ded in
' In, tho
o. r
die so-
t
tithor-
paved
guard
, eirca-
potes,
.. ia to
she had to say in defence, ihe stricken crea-
lure replied: -just nothing, old horso, and
don t mean 10 neither. I X-UPRa van rmn'i
send me up mort than a mopth, any way."
w wan Mcvcine,
Where is the robbery in takine what is
your owni wnere tne priganduge in wrest
ing irom usurper that which belongs to
yourselves! .;,".'.'"
ENGLASO. ' : "
in me nouse 01 i.ords, on the outb of rob- opontaneocs Combustion . We hava
ruary, Lord Aberdeen gave an explan,ion been furnished with the followl no Cann
ot the fuilufirof Lord Russel to'encase bis v '.'The carelessness of Shi nners in' noi r,
cooperation In iho re-construction of the cura,u,y describing their goods, often causes
government. Prom it we take jhe following m"cn an"oyance and not unfrequently ac
. i- .i. .. .. . , . , cidents. One of ihe mosr providential
d ircsaiuii vi una statesman S.V eWS ,0I UIO r.nM ilmi k... .... 1. J .
measure propd by the Prim. Minisior, , ITiotlZZ lt
wur uiucreiico was conuneo ia a sincie ew y ora nad shlnoed onboard iho rS..
measure. I felt undoubtedly an invincible er Empire, Contain Bunker, a box of Oil
iniiuKiiBDcu ouopune i measure ot penal Uoihing, to Mr. John Tatsnpanch. which
.1 aii .ais. . . w -
ulating
xd and
ed and
t of said
;n person
l appoint
)minauon
w of, ihe
pnn "'g
Vih rcg-
JuriFeiAhercby flrco to f3 parties inu?- V
soumTm wUblisbment of the State road vSw F
egislotlon towards our fioman Cutholic ful
ow-subjecta which is pre posed to be carried
into enect oy ihe prelnbu on of the con,
siimotion ol licclesiastlcal titles. And, In
deed, 1 objocted.to any legislation of this
mna on mis subject, 1 feel then that this
legislation must prove utterly Ineffectual
the bills of Indintr described
dise. Ii was consequently stowed In the
noiu ana upon the top Was placed seventeen
kegs of powder, and Around it some three
nunared more. The emnlra elnamd at N
mr i . . , - i -
xorK, on iMonday aHerneon 1st insi.; and
arrived at this port ort Friday,' making the
lis difficult enough at alt times by force of passaga in five days. Upon opening the
law to give a criminal character to acts In
ihomselves Indifferent, so as to ensure the
willing obedienco of mankind i but whan
such acts are performed from a sense of du.
7 , r-2"g'us obligation, your acis become hours longer, it is probable that
box it was fonnd thai the Clothing was com
ploiely charred throush. and the box much
scorched, from spontaneous combusttonl
uud tne box remained in the hold a few
a fearful
dead. Conscience and opinion ore beyond explosion would have been the consequence
the scope'ofyour legislation. . No doubt Alexandria Gazette. :; '
you may persecute, but your persecution will
be Ineffectual. We have for two hundred
Dobabilitt or WooDThe piles under
f7r "-e been dVlven
fellow-submo... !,.... flni n,uaHk. iL. 1 7 Bt ana on examining mem I
.h.. .hot. i:.:ZL' T.V :.r..VT""' '"ey were found to be little decked. The.
years, ana on examining them In 1845,
that their numbers, instead of diminishing ZrinivM v Z 7! ' w
hava inrr.,,. i .i.ii. i i. .k! ' are principally elm. O.d Savoy Place. In"
u.e.;; . oVa ? ?uri wm ye.r.
i.u. us.k-i u.j l .-j f.r... . t." nu
Rhetoric, Logic, Higher Mathematics and
,V.nlw..k . .. .1 I ;. I .nni..nM - . ft AA
in (lrrtnrtinng will be made for absence 'i-xccDf-w heroin
in cases of protracted sickness, and no scholars v effect tho
will be received after the first week of the tcnu N- fh as
i.nluM ll.av rrrt intn .I.ma, alroa.lv fnnnl I
UllllD. 1.11V. g'J 1.1' vuunv. .11 l.uu j ...iiiiv.
Bord in private families from 1 60 to II Vt,
erai Assembly of Ohio were suimniBdVtfi hi Pnm M.mh n. ihri. t
gentlemen of integrity and intelliifence but'Ti.t'iriiLTii'JSriif 'v,'a ' ,iw.tiii7iaSiHt. j
mat itipe nas passed away, never, it is prob-H to the Commissioners of Meigs county, at
1. 1 J i t. ' d i ' J r - ... a. a
auie,uuring mis age 01 progress, to return t u nexl tvssl0" Pnyng or a county roau io oe
In those limes, but not now, might ihis ,hBi,Hn,i,,M.Sd,sSS,c!!
inn hnM .n ., x...,-i i , .L Wllot No. 8 in Danville; thenre north with the
ion hold an unrestricted place in the orgartV(Wie line of Section 13 in Salew township, to the
IC law ot Ohio. V ihwest coinei of Swearengen's land; theoce a
Sec, 25 providing for regular bienni"Atnwert cour,e to William Davis' bain; thence '
sessions will be found most inexnedieKl,UU8"J"," I,a V? V "" 1"na w s
nil lmnn..U.n i , , .tiio uonncaBi corner oi bmiu Anuicwi lanu, lucuce A. 2? ' ,
ana improvident, more especial v aa He nro.....i. w i.:j W . Armed
a i . , 0 r eUI6u " tJVV aaiiiut sarvpitiBj vam VtiV GBOV f ,
iiosed conslituilon comprises more Objeciside of acerlain run to widow Ednmndson'sfenret ; provv --j
or the consumption of time, ihnn anvctmiJience on the east sideof the run close to the hilU ; .'nufni- rn II
lar paper ever before promulgated, for th 1"!' JjS? 0n"m' her!- the puV
V'J?"- consequence of . ' tt fri r-rni Staw 6t
uuuDiuin win nA roffniuvi . m. hii mmix. 1
r ...,. T a ivmuui Vltlu KIUU
ot per ennui incubation of the General As-
sembly of Ohio; "The only ihina ii Its fa
vor is the promise, of a pseuda-ilaliliif to
our State government in one resoec whirh
tne new constitution and its own uma ren
dors utterly hopeless in all others.
Articles S and 4 are passed without com
ment, as tney relate to the execbtiva nnd
judiciary, which a legislative oligarchy will
icguioio as ii piuases, i netr $alamet.
Article 6, section 1, is most objjbciionable.
as requiring noining oi any citifzen for his
equal share in the governmect ahd the pro
lection of life, liberty and property a riuht.
so widely extended, without restriction or re
quirement, anu ao seemingly wofuless must
necessarily be abused. , The old constitution
requires that every man ahall be liable io
woric at least two daya on the nubile road.-
but the one proposed, by . forbidding a noil
tax, treates an extending class of privileged
loafersdrones and fungi on tho community,
which honest men will, perhjysome day
be obliged to use against the Semsgogues in
their own defence.
Article 8, having reference to the public
Ka m,i I .a a a .
finunir. In m
aan AlA.MA IU UB11I OVUUM W rtlUUUJ IIS
an active pan. commiswoners of Meigs
and gin at story ay of Junesession.lMl,
wherever he moved, (against the establish-
again any .complain, for 'oY-thS '
was even a welcome nsftantatheir Uads. .
where probably known the best. ' Am- 1
day night last, this poor man calteaTaTil1 :
house Of Mr. M'Loughlin Cambridge
Cambridgeport, and a-ked lodgings, whic1 '
MtrM'L. granted, as he has often done f
similar cases. Ue appeared quite unwt
and every attention was extended te him t ;
the family. The next morning he tf
folind dead, upon the floor of his roo;
where he was supposed m h. fhllun Irv 7
Of l) 9 .
fiu The body exhibited n mnla nroof I
deceased's statemenia r m.
a asia onuw-iv w.- -
"tented field," as it was almost literally co
ere? ! M ord cuts and shot wounds r i .
besidoi fighting the battles of bis own Co( '
IH II II X. L I . . l' .L JJV
..f - - ..u iiq ma aiso servea wim vt
Amtrloanarmy Ins campaign against iTlt
Horida Indians, though ha rarely. If evir.
mentioned thacironm.i.nrin hlaaivm H-
ed modest apiilicBiione for aid. 'The 1
aw, which I bad honed wasuiiorlv abolish.
ou. ueusve uioi in tne into pfoceedings
mien nave taken place no law has been bro
en, unless, indeedwhich msv be doubtful.
ihere has boen an infraction of some of
tnnsu barborous laws the text of which still
continues to disgrace the stitute book, though
hoy have, long been obsolete, and which
very recently have bocn stigmaiixed by the
li-gUIitlurc iuelf." . ' ' . .. " ;,
wooden piles consisiinir of
,ejm, beach and chestnut, were found, upon
recent' examination to be nfli-for-ilir
Of the durability of limber in a wet state,
the, filet of ihe bridge built by Emperor
Trajin ovor the Danube affords a ttriklna
exniipie. One of ihese piles were taken
up i.una io uo peirmed to the depth of 1 r
an wen; uui tne rest ol Ilia wand jsiC7
dinont from its former state, jt'hDfch It had
biM driven 1600 y car v t iTJ't II i 1 1 T . H.
debt and public works, should hsve no pi ace A? .or finaly ",un b'u n" io ,n
in the organic law-Of a free State, with the P."0"0 ourlal
exception ptrnapt or seciion 12, which
vides for the election of 'a board of pi
P
a or miMio
works, the number of which ih Cnaannn
bad no right to ptftscrlbe.
ceciioivtt, or this article, it outrniriouslv
onyxi liven If the principle of ajotlna
counties or municipalities to borrowmoney
vm I'uuuu nviM were in iiseti irvnortti or
impolitio on general princinles;yei,lafter
more than hull ilio iootlu of thj
a.ji
Pronnit ai Pambridira. on
day afternoon. Boston Transcript, tfjth as
-' :
Stow ok Mississirri. On the 4th.,-k'
a great storm swept o-ver and along the
Sissinni lit ik x,loktu,rtinnil of Island -
rr- . j..j.iv.... D' i l
Trees were Uprooted, and housot aind
wiown oown in all directions; anu , i
flatboatS i nAcn whh nroviiions Si"
ii-t-r
I1MS-
m the
ircula-.
cisicr-
t 8UCIL
made'
irodu
jJran:
io Au
.. e its
ci val
id fur
itea 10
4 the
prupa
la bucI
plates,
Vy the
i of th
shall
Uireo
curred
(shall
.jf, and
S"ory, noi
'' urposoi
r.tor i
cfiar
:ry ap-v
4ck rnie1
'"nt'fof
id rea'
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