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ilANiMliAL JOUKNAL, OCTOBER 21, 1852.
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HAnNtHAI.
THURSDAY.! i t t t OilOnEK21, ixji
For rrrsiclc nl,
. WIiNFlKlJ) SCOTT,
For Ice Firr-filml,'
WILLIAM A. OKA HAM.
W. !.. t M M t K.
rnral i.ewpiirr anil l. rriisi. .end, fomr o
tsccond ml CU!iiiii t.en. (our ll. .t U,li. .)
61. Louts, Mo.
II A ft I.I. h 'V s'T IS. "
. , U IVt 4ii In iKX I to m iiuuiiie A. 1
easwlidatc lor KAKSHAL l-tioi. in Nov. tiAtr.
JJt.JCliior:
Having wi in your .i'jvi a nil on m by " M 't'j
Vr,H lo le-..iii a rai.iii.Ui ft t Ilia tit .' of MAR
SHAL for lli City ol HtMoo-l. at snina: Nuvm I from the Illinois river
berclectiou. 1 mi liul -l mjwll Dailrin) by m h
mark c 1i.nr UigU n gint lor an. I n only say in
reply, that as it is the ti a uf many of ray fi-ci! Iha"
I should arcj. I). call, I 'o to, pimping b)s1., n
leele.1, to Kite th'm to ll.e bt ol my al-ihly.
I m, Vny K'sjwfiilly,
, , ' . Vihw 0let. S-rvanl.
August 2'i, I2. IIAHVKI. JOHOA.Y
THK KAFLXS AKD DECATTB- BAtlBOAD
There is a railroad from the town of Naples,
on the Illinois river, (o Springfield in that State
which, by ils charter, is to be extended to Do
ci.lur. It was originally commenced a ml par
tially Luilt lij 1 lie Slate, from Springficl J to
Meredosia, but in tftc wreck of the f) tr:s cf
impruveincnls of lite State, it was sold lo pri
vate company, oml the tcrininils on the Illinois
river chnnecil to Nanle. It wns but imperfect
ly built, and laid with the fLt rail. It was sold
for ubout $.300,000, and ;t been in thelmuN ol
a private company -for some lime) t. I-stt'y,
ns wenre informed, llut company lias g.dd it lo
the Central RaiVoad Company, with 'l il rhar-
lere.l privileges, for the sura ot juu.iw.
The last name.1 Comjvinv are about lo extend
it from Springfield to Iccalur. The disUm-e
from Naples to Springfield is 54 1-2 miles; on 1
from Sprinefield to IXcalur 40 miles. At I)c
ralur. it will inlersect it ii tl.e projected rail
road Trom Terre IIa:iie toSnringlield.and prub
blv contilule the connexion of thai road.
Tliis road will be of great value to the Central
Railroad ComranT the trjnp'rlalion of llicir
ties, iron &e., to the line of the mam road,
I let Hi Jnuit si.
TIIC MASS MEF.TIN'O AT yUNCV.
October lli, 15-.
M. Epito :
Drar Sir: Ilcarinu that llierewas t i
be s rnd Mass Meilirip of t!ie whig of 111.-
nni, tef )llillV. till i.h the Scott Clubs of St.
Iritis and your own city were imiied toatU . ,.,,, ou. lf r(;
orulic priiC'tij-olTice i!s !.'. ll '.tod the pWivMi
st.-.rs un I stripes, Tritatc dwi'llir.gs were
ddcrnel with ilegaitt l..i:tirr, r.nl ei!letc
print etl on ciitivass, indical i c of their cordi:d
par.ici; a'.;o:i i:i tl.e ft Knp of the iW, mid il
seemed, fr :u ll.o itn:n't-r cf whi f! c to ln
secn ft nil siir. tht i!:r t:n ivl .-iti !,r..l l::i:v
im ud iii.'m Ii fiUo 1 t'se r i r
fit!it!:e tl.iillin j;ra;it of ' II il CVluin'.ii.i,"
Mid bene rather in sear. li ot a..en,ure mysc, cession i:nvJ :i!,n
on the morning of I; si Wednesday, the day ati-
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pouite.l tor ll.e mrii.ng. m-ui..eu my o;o Fre, . (,U j..f;,r, werc re.j,A ,tC , veK-f ni.c
dclirmined(otransnevery Tierce man I should ( outl.ful tird.T turst f rtli, uii li.o patriot,
c!cliin light phxe. and to t.pl.oM the l.t i.. r w U. rou, , f, ,u, n; , ,ftw .,,,,.,,..;,,
and renown of the wlii cause, as f. r r.s 1 c. i.d ., .,..i.i t , fo.,- t: r .v.., i i
do so by the presence or my little self t Q lin- Sl llicw)al n.ct.Mnrrphosed:
cy. anu turning my lace wiunorunra, long t-c-forc
the sun had sought Ins westirn ecticli, t' T
jaded steed landed me safe tind e.:rv tti the
muster ground, and as il will doubtless le ir.ter-;
cstinj; lo the majority if your readers lo know
something ol the procec-iipgs of that e:i.li!iia- i wi; Lout ciin vou a j arii
lie mcetiiij.', of whuh the prly trny w ill be banner w Licit nppe;.rrd 0!i tit-, t i o.;sion,
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lliil lo'iiiiiilii.i, y l.i ',
Tie v a'l l.w oil! Scott f. ..(.: nVryocr tii
M vrh on, ye W ii,a in '.! Ln I.
W T -a n ti e !;.v, c.ir irl s' uln.
I c. niiv.-! c'.ose mv descri;
of the process!. in
. r nocoiiTit T a
nd
V irr 'Hlior jr,l I o announce L. I. HAWKINS
s eali.lt fut CTRJUTT ATI0S3XT ekction in
N'ovaibr.
JL'r. FJilor:
Ei a: Von wiil ilu announce irynam. as a
raotlitlal (or ic eltciion to Ilia cilice of Cily KA&
KOAt, at tlien.sui. g Cily E.'ectien.
B. M. HAWKINS.
Al the ciiv of Snrincfield, the Coinpanv lias ! rrom'r r-,H' niat.y of your wj,:,; i itioi.s w ere ' w I'.ii'i slum'..! u rt.iitdv be preserved to be sent
, large machine-shoj) and Depot -house, atid the prevent td from ;.tU !idii g t!...t i u eiii-.: l y a n.cre to l!;c World's Fair dim Si"ri;i '. It was a horn
fixed en tl.e end of a stal", w ii!i a small white
fug l cill.rr ci-.J cf the horn, with the name of
t the l.irue end, Mid
end
1' the hern.
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travel anJ business done upon il wi.l greatly ; ilcci,K t.t, and a-..in, sir, to in.Yrm tlie don ovrats
exceed public expectution. Last year, we are r sr .i . .i i
. , ., .. r ,t. !' ..lis.-otiri that thev cannot tnum; Ii cverv-
creuiu.y iniuiuir', n,.i iws im ijus vi mc
road exceeded 00.090. an 1 that the net nrofils ! Ur' ' m.estfri State cf denxerarv, tlivre. . Scott inser.bed oti the one
rereaboul txfeiily -eight thou.sajid dollars, and . fore for a few moments, wi'.hycur pi r;;.L.ion.
ihis under many disadvantageous circumstan- I assume my pen. When 1 r'.-.i-Ud Quin.v I
Pierce on the fl.itf iin.ii cut cf the ' lilt'
Ma. Em rou: II Thomas J. cksan. D. J
, Garth and Thomas ilrice will consent to run as
Councilmen in the first ward, they w ill be sup
; ported by MANY VOTERS.
lUsniBst, Oct. 19, 1S32.
Eoitob or the Jot as l Dtar Sir: I see
from a paragraph in your pajer, that 'Many
Voters' have honored me with a call, to become
a candidate for Councilman in the First Ward :
For their flattering manifestation of respect, I
feel thankful; I know by experience, it is a pleas-
' nnt thing to serve the public, but much more
pleasant to serve Hhe dear people.' I now hold
in their service, one very important office, of
hoi.or and profit, the trust part is 'an tjsuhle
tiTea.' . My office is mllte'Louc Building,' cor-
. tier of Main and Bird streets, where I may be
found from 'early dawn, till the shades of niirhl
. come on,' ready and willing to wait on, attend
to, and serve h11 the sons and daughters of Ad
Vhe cotnp.ny are removing ihc flat, and sun-1 W'" J U,i'1 'U' procession ol the .::-m.ir?t Whu, the procession rcohel!
p'ymg its pace w ith the I rail, and when tlusj
is complete.!, and I cstcn.lc l !c Inr, w l.h h ' deft
was over, and that the speaking-, w hich Lad been mCl.
rre 1 nil t! e forenoon on an or;
ing was t-a
Hod
i onur, r.iui
of Q'.iiuoy, nro
stand, the
pened by
The speaker s.id that Tieri-p h:id never voted
for nn Internal Im jri enietit bill, that not a sills
L'!e dollar had been i ppropriatcd during the. nd
irrnistr;.lioii id IVik to tlie improveinrtit of riv
ers and harbors, but W lten two bills passed the
I louses uf Congress and were rent tg him Tor
his iiatiire. he vetoed one, mid returned the
other wi'liout his signature, saying that il was
uneotistiti:tiiiil and he helirved he deliberate
j'tWnuiit of the people would be.ir hiwi out in
uiu oiilon he had assume.!. He said thai there
was in. ire than twice ns much commerce on our
wes'n n liven ns on all the seas in the world
and that not n ye;ir pnssed but (hat the property
lost an I destroyed on the Mississippi, would
defray the i xpetive of t lonnitig out all the harbors
an 1 ilcstroj it:g all the slu gs in the river. He
said lh.:l the democracy had adopted i-i their
plat fern the Kenltieky resolutions of 170S, that
resolution which the secessionists of South Car-
Foreign Nrwi by tha Aaia.
Fan is, Sept.
The Fiinen Fresident orrived nt Lyons', I(
the telegraph is to be credited, nothing can ex.
ceed the enthusiasm which bus everywhere at
tended the 1'residenl, deepening as it went south.
A private letter, howl-ver, informs us, ihnl ono
profiiimiiidividiiid, w ho cried 'Ion livetlicre
puhhn,' wn iiftantly arresled. A virtuous ih r.
py, headed by cardinals mid bishops, informed
him that he h id savvid society, thai he ouijit lo
be mii pi ror showing thnt llie i:eiilemen of ihe
mednls arc correct in their political views.
Account from Ihe south nf France innke it
apparent that Louis Napoleon has thrown off nil
disguise re spei i ing his designs on the empire.
At the iiiaugiiiation of the statue of Napoleon
I. nl Lyoti. on the L'lid, he made a spetih so
full ol significance, thai we copy it entire:
'Lyoniu-se,' he said, 'your city has idwavi
been associated by remarkable incidents with
the different phases of the lile of Ihc Emperor.
You hailid him consul previous to his crossing
the Alps lo gather Iresli laurels, 1 mi hailed
olina had adopted and acted upon under Mr. him in his omnipotence Emperor, Mid, when
Europe had confined 1 i m on mi island, on were
again among the first, in 115, to salute him n
Emperor; lo-dny your city is the first to crept a
statue lo him. This fact is significant. Eques
trian statues are only fleeted to sovereigns who
Calhoun, an I that now Mr. Fierce stood pledged
toil, Mr. It. then went on to define his posi
tion on the slavery (j'.testion. He denied tin;
charge of abolitionism which had been brought
ngainst hun, ami sai l ln.it tliougli lie ilia not up- have resigned, ami il was on that occounl tho
prove t lie institution of slavery and did not like governments w ho have preceded me have ever
its influences, yet he was heartily in lavor .r M"'"-'! that liomage to power of which they
,. ' it ,i i i ii- i would not admit the legitimacy. And yet who
lhecomprnm.se. He then concluded his remarks Inil,.e i,., imat0 ,,,., Empcnfr, thrice
by appealing lo the democracy lo know w hether elected by the people, consecrated by the chief
thev would make this a parly cuestion, and mis- i of religion, nnd recognized by nil continental
iiid tain in their deliberate iiidi.tnent. the m..n w ho pow ers ol J-.urope, w ho were united lo him bv
J f i i..r..it....ii..' i, ,o
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! : t: c e.- ,..,-,, r. I,, i.rr. t
in fit .r rr iniKi i.f iiiiiifs in n imri : linn .m.t i. t ! .cr--.-! ..i si. . v. .,
r' "...r. :.,.".i V ... r. " "J" -. . lac St. Louis dele-..;;.,.. .. cr.li..! ,v:. ..,..1..o1,0!,ivc his sunnorl if elected, to """"5 ''u" - "","y"csoi inoouf ll.el,,n
State. Accor.inMy I hurried to he scene ot action," Wr. rcplie I to by Mr. T.lsoti, in I chalf of the , ional for Co,,,, LsS to make nppropria-! t.ll.li'hhi, "l that Z I 'o T in !, 1,
i s ,n con emptauun uy u.e owners ot tins ; - " ' ' - St. l.ou del. gal., .. ho CNnrcssed his grateful Hons for Internal Improvements,. whether thev i lle revolutionary spirit, by causing the ble
' rr..' "ZT,7-rrCr: J'-'"""-" --- "l .s..,. ....,11 Uia!.IvS Ilir ,Lur killli reception. He said that Wl1Hu ,iow it fts it h:i,, ilKvi,vs bcenlill U,'. nl"r? ) ,IC '.t.on everywhere to trium
.7:"'''".a" V,. . "'VV'" , V ''"''"'.Fli-rwil'CFiywa. we.l represintev.'; there aftci cominir.As thev did. from .. tate so infested ' s ...... r. . ......,.! s ''. 'ho ove
V:VTn .-:' an" - was . x-Gov. lk-bb of Ohio, from the north of 111. : ,..;. ,., .. , , V, ,'." ' .' . . ' " I '"!' s"" (1''P'"''"1 their triumph. As for tl
osepu ivauroau, uiertuy ma King u one ol me j ,, , ,. , ' '" ' - -.....sp. c::,, WU! sustain t;,e Honor ol Ins country ami par- who defendcil him, I need not call lo mind!
iiuiu iruiiav tut uiMiuriit 1 .11 in'' 1 nc 1 rs ci uuu ' iu Lii.tiiu mi ti li'L1 a i.'iirc v 11 1 r hi r. it1 Hit' 1 ii., ..i.ii.o.i.. , r t ,.. iv ...1 t 1, :
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... . , .. I.ll' lr 1, 1 , ,i a .i.u,.ui. nil. mm.iia u. IIIC MIM, I l.illCIIUl lul,,,u,'"J , .Mil. Ill, 'i. .1111. M III HI I, Un
commerce of the est ... the eastern cities.- proved himse f well armed for the combat, and ' presented to the Scott Club of Qulncy, a lant.cr. 1 uttempto.l Mr. Editor, lo give you anylhinr like that account, w fien the people round themselves
Zins.he r enterr i n'usiT10 M " f said was small, but ,,!. a, it w..s, j . VCrba,im repoit of the above speed,, ami of 7'
PconS, UrZ I U,5; ,herC,,?S Mr'.L"r1"; ' I;lrre elloIt,h (o le lhe wilu1ills sheet of the ' course in so limited a space cannot do anything i Z ' 1 'l.?
of the prontableness of such investments.- ! " , .? T YoU,,? Mr' D""?'-' A wreath was hkc justice to the speaker; I liavcon'v endeav-'on in v i.:i s s a-je. 1 1 ie ui i uii iiiioiis t- r v of i vr 1 in-
i iiii.nit inrin.., .f iiw M -.in- i ,,r r.. , i .....' me imu r.o. aim ueii. cm? e on. a nl liieuon. ... . i i . ivi i . r i .
."',. ' , , Ut ti ... . . . I"'""1"' 'ovo.. v.i::;isiey, o; i..vus. uy ore. 1 lo L-ive vou Ins vu-ws and seiitim.nts as ' pcre.n lias l.cen raised.
ruelTK- "tii S i' Zr'iS ' ' TT' J' Aller1"- mecin':' , Mr. Jonas; atil an old veteran, n delegate Iron, cxpress'ed in" it. After the gentleman had con-1 '"''',' '" '') e.. a re-
Vl . u ti c m ,tu S.i ! T ?"CfJ ,0 "I"' I -,,-, Mo., was inro!.u,,l to tl. chided. the St. Louis delegation were re.piested' -v,,7", '"iT
l . ii i i j " i.i 1 , called out. came forward an 1 mounted the ros-:.,,,,';,.,. TI,,. s. I .,! t ' ,; . .1 r . , . . . . icvcites my pride. A laitliful servant of my
what will roads more advanh'geou.sly located, .. ... ., ,. ,. am.nme. i lie St. I.. ui no, eg ,ti.m llu :i favor- ;,n .1 san:: one c.l their 'Jcc sengs, when the nice- '(.mi!,trv t ,IVP lu , :. , ,(
yield' trutii. He said he would conlmc himself to tl:e Clj ,;, w:.i. ,,.,c ., ,i,..-. i... .. . ,,..; ,: r r , tounirj , 1 sli.,11 i vi r have but one obect that
'.. . . - , , ,. , , -,r ,-i - . ,i ,-,r , I pulij , Mid emphatic.d.y ting ad..unica till aftenicti. and I re-ret excee- of reconstiluting in t h s countrv, convulscj bv
rv rP.Tr rS S "vf ZZlZV iff "' " T T I" C" lr cn,UrC,U,n. O. I!. di,;.!y l,.. I to leave thcity before - many revolutions and ntopl!,, scheme,
at S U Zl Tl m "A,',;',! WeW V IT, ' y " r ,,U-i,2rWH!' M ll,r' ithe -.Lrnoon, and cose,r,ent.y did not hav; )-co f.,,,,,h,l ,, coiicilialion of persens. en .he
, , , V . ' A ,r'1" :ly, and demonstrated the great proi-net v of spc- , , . . , , ,,' mllexibiliiy of the principles of authority, mo-
i, ...e,.. n, ... ,, ,.n ,i. .,. am, . ,. ., ,, 1 , , .,
arrives al Naples at 2, v. r. This lime will hc: "c WLIU !1 mm a";'!.p" ,llt'
materially changed, us soon as the new rails are ! v ll(,!e subject in so able a manner as to hold Un
laid, the iron, lor which, we are informed, is at ! audience though protected from the rain only by
Lasallr. Republican, I their umbrellas, riveted to their seats by the
r Religions Notice.
. Rev. Mr. .FIN LEY will preach in the Sec
ond. Presbyterian Church next Sabbath.
A great, improvement has been made in
the appearance of our streets, by the destruction
of ll
b!e li.-rilage w hir!', Las descended Irmn cur f.itli-
er, the ril.t of universal Mi:l'...-e. Y. '.u's is
ll.i cnlv land whcie the dicf.tui of t!i.; ruler is
not L.w. but here, every man, ln-ii an i iuw.'
wealthy and po.-r. educated :.nd ui,e.iuc.itc,t, can
deposite his otc in the ball.'t-t x,in the election
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r ,l...,l I Tl.- ,.., I . ' . i ., . , , . 1 "" oiii.. i o, .in- .aiii.ini i.,e IIK'SI liUlll-
miuiiun uuuui su,iir,u liu.c . 1." , J , ,. laill SUIT 1 I till IIIOSC W ill) Urrl! pl't'SClll I'll I I
p.c.isu. : o, .,y.i i.eau,,.- j ,x -v.ov. I -Cirj, .. . . .,.:- rr , I'lr.,..
..rcss you, rc.ying wlicl.y on the glorious cause who 1 have since learned made an exceedingly classes, and of national dignity. We are 011
iu which I am engaged, to sustain im:. I cm able speech, which if possible surpassed his cf. ly just emerging from those critical times when,
congratulate you upon the glorious nnd incstima- fort of tho day previous, and, sir, before I close notions of good and evil being confounded,
wwnv il.iwr, necessary Tori We are glad lo see from tho aWe, that the ' clearness of his reasoning, and convulsed wit!
- their comfort. Under all thecirciim.tinoei sir .! al"e "u "I" -"S""- i'-l .n raii,.,, ,,,( , Univhler bv his sallies of humor and wit and
t it does serin lo me, that my p'aee could nol
Le supplied, if I were either to resign r neglect
that office. Taking this view of the matter, I
respectfully decline bcin a can lidate for Cnui
cihuan. THOMAS JACKSON.
let me congratulate thewhigs of
upon the success of that meeting.
,'on
,a ing .
the hand of the Central Uailro;! Company. ! I regret sir, th.-.t I am not able lo b y before y
Unit tlie Cenlral railroaU will soon be connected at least an synopsis of his remarks, but
with the Hannibal and St. Joseph railroad 1 no expectation at llu time of giv ing you any ae
ihroilgh Naples and Hannibal, there can How be count of the proceedings, 1 am unable to do so:
thin
f the
thp hf.t Oliliils l.-,r,' ,,lri 'rl...l l'milnnr.. .,.1
your vieiiiitv ... . , '. . , -..u
", . . patriotism rcijuire that at such periods the nation
And when I s!,,,!.i .,., :,,l ,...,.:,!..,. i...r ;. :.. .t
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i ,i i ... ., . ... ; , .,, . . . hla individual in a t'onimiinitv possesses, in this and in-:tcad of the shottts of the whb' of Illinois,
dently bought it with ll.at view, and they will , that occasion will not soon forget the speaker, i , , , , . , r , r ',"""01"'
, ,i i ,i in- i , I . ,. , , , , , , , . . , respect, as much power as the most inlluer.ti.il the wbigs frmn Maine to the sunny South, and
possess slrvnglh enoirgh lit the Illinois Legisla- Alter he had concluded, having oecui ied most! , ti f i- , r - v, , , I .
i I Tl.i ,l ! . i p ,i r, r t- i ..i , . jtitien. 4J bv loiincr caiigive his vote, the hit- "from lue guiterui; shores of the Facilic to the
lure to procure a charter, lhat the Central of the afternoon, Mr. Linder, of H1..1 lestow n, ! , , ' ,. . , . .,
Railroad CompaNy has any culculalion of eon- ! 111., addressed the meeting, lie first met. and l'", 7 "T 'Y ! ' "ill send up
with r r.ulil- h o..;,.v ..r r.l l...t. i,. ..... : ' ""s '"'l"" l!t. '' l-itl.l act with -ne h. nt ol ,,.y long and .d that will roll
e enthusiastic demonstrations there tini.-s. and it is siill .liihenli f.,r i L ,.. .,.
.!.ll;t:! st:-l -'i" ! r lhne heartv shouts sent der vvh .t name I can render the greatest scr
ip f..r Sentt and (irahain, I can but look forward vu'''s- ' ''""' IVcrtio::'. r
o.l-.at period soon coining, when the light,,!,, ' "'; !'' t'"' ''"!" "nllde.! lo me, and Lefore
, , . , ' wii'di I did not recede, I should not. Jrom iicrso
aad aimounec to us the success of our ticket ,1 ;,,Kf,v. ,t...;P.. . i .:, ,i. .
- vtv s v s .xv liuiio V lll.U IH.t- iUI IJIU
necling with our road through Quincy, as i,.-1 refuted some false charges which had been '' ''M' .lege, ew-ry manhould .a will
, , i i ,i i ii- . ... t . . ,. , , . pi ui.-iicc, i.n.i inii.K lor ,ii, isc , and cast ,,s
limaleil liv the KiMiul.li. an. u t. i v iii-.il, ,l,l. l,r.,,,,,l,l n,.,,,l 1 ,,n I, . ,,. .i,,.,,..,. .i , 1 ' "i
rr, , . ii,. . . , , I '".,'.. , , . . ! vote .or that man whom he thinks Li st iiua'if,
rhat route would be too indirect, and besides I seiilalive of lhat Slate, nnd ihrn f.,,,1; ll.o 1
. .. ' , ; i r,.v 1 , ,
.ci.uiiieroi.sposisseiupaiongUiesiacwalksMl.-brai.eh road from O.iincv t the t Vnir:,l! r ,,f th- H ... f.,l",..,rs ,,r .1,.. (;...- 11.... '
supporting signs and awnings. Under the in-!road d.-s not beluti-. to tl.e Central 1! .i'ro-wl 1 ,.1,1 li .n.., lr ll,,i ll,U l..,.... I....I
'.anile wave, stari le llie Lion ill h is
Cueitce of the ordinance nia.h; for Unit purpose,
the porch in front of the old 'Western Star' ho
tel descended from its long maintained position,
with a crash lo ihe ground. One lucky post
alone firmly held its position. This was an iron
lamp supporter in front of the Brady House,
which, being t'ron couhl not be 'cut' downj as
directed in the ordinance. The street is now
encumbered wilh building mater'nd; this once
jCiit of the way, Main slrctt will present a neat
appearance.
S3" Col. Stewart, President of ll.e Hannibal
and St. Joseph Railroad, came across the coun
try from St. Joseph, arriving last Tuesday.
lie state that the two surveying parlies who
went out from St. Joseph, have by this time
reached Grand River; the one which went out
from this city was encamped near North River
Bridge, on this side, at he passed. Col. Stew
art left yesterday, on his return home.
Hoes. The price continues steadily at $4 50.
Th Ruload. Il is expected that five
hundred laborers will arrive here by the 1st
pros., to commence the grading of our Railroad.
The surveying party have extended some dis
tance beyond Palmyra, and m pushing ahead
finely. Messenger,
' The above paragraph, so far us it relates to
the nun-ber of laborers and ibe limu uf com
mencing, w c j resume is founded on a Idler re
ceived by Mr. HaiUy from Mr. Duff, in whlj,
Le stated his intention (o be here by the 20lh ol
this 'mouth ; ini.l it is nmlerslood thai Le desires
i I al I. I- . . . ..
'"K". ..... " oi coiisu lien. in as soon
practicable. The sootier it is begin, ihc betl
as winter is ti e best seas, n fur such oj.i r.ti
it
r
mi
Company; it is under the control of an entirely
eparate company. Wc have, therefore, before
is,
vitl
day
fit to make some strictures upon the persona!
identity of the speaker, in ons of the issues ol
tor hcjc, and most, aide to maintain t nc
country. Many men w ho ; re , oist i, tj
ill the pel i'eriiianee of other .'.I' i. s, rn
t:i II, n ni.
;!!
It
think there is no moral oL!ig;.!i
1... . : ii.. i ... i .
.1 . . - . r l- . -i , . ,. , , , . . : .'ill i. mill, is us inoi ail v untllM l, ; ,'
us, the certainly of a direct railroad connection . his paper, and the latter genl eiuau had seen (it I , ,. ' ....
" tiniis.lv in the ner nrm .-., r ,.f I . ,
with the Eastern cilics, and that at no distant 1 on tlie present occasion lo defend his personal , , ,, , .;'.'.." to nave eu'.crlamc I a superstition tint a visit t,i end debts, and of course hasan.pl
identity, and administer a proper castration. V ' ' , 3 '; ;" 7 """' 1 "e ''i,,llus ""'t'"-' '"e solvent men. In England a sim-
.. i.fri f. " - . w ws.. iii. i ii in i ill 1 1 1 1 1 ii ; 1 1' i . li.i , , i t r 'ti .ir r ii t . s. . . i
gs of Illinois, title ol Eii.jierer!! Let us, then, deposit on
this stone our horr.age lo a great man. We thus
honor both the glory of France and the generous
gratitude of ihe pe iple..i,nd testily likewise the
fidelity of the Lyounese to immortal souve
nirs.' This pcceli was received with lorrd cries of
Vive rEinporcur ! It wns immediately trans
mitted by telegraph i imI placarded in the streets
of Paris. The President was last heard of al
in-noble.
A WHIG. I
I In IS s there wn established in Taris a oci.
is a sing'i.ar laol that the D ikeol e! v ca lied I .a Se, m ite ( '.inim.-r, i:.! .. !,;. I.
IV. lit,. .. .1 w ... i ... i i, . . . . , , . ..."'' '
, , . , " ' "" 1 I 's " ' iii. ii niiii es e on, me r-
!-cros tlie A
secnr.iy
rv oi iiior.-.
id in! . rm him ll ut Free Trade ii no
Your nifist obedient,
means of
IIicii School ron I'i.mlls. Wc would i
call attention to the advertisement of Dr. 15. II.
Washington, adding the remark that w e have I
been shown letters in which he is very highly
recommended, by the President and late Pro
fessor of Languages of the Nashville Universi
ty, both for his knowledge and qualifications us!
a teacher.
iiii. , . . ,
I l. II -ill 1 . , . . U- . r I .(.. .fr.,,,.,. I
5r I.'....i .. .. i.:. ...,, .. , .,
'"': w" lP""- loaiieint the ot the litte fellow, when j.,st then he
Mass Mectiiu; at Quincy They were prev en.-1 ..ullt ,lC , , ,,0I-t know whether
U) luiciicss oi uie nourai v.ludi Ihc boat I've ot him or not
arrived.
. . .1 :. ... . j -. , , ,
' i..a.....t. . I,.. ;,, ,1 . t .. lii.Jlu.iliig one o ,-,. i,I imiiMi:, s, nr..;., i,. ,,,.i I r r, ; .n..
The speaker said the only ihlhcully he espen-",,,,, ,Ul (!l.voIvi.sll j.,,;.. fur .';" I iic inner coll,:, is of Spanish m.,l.gany. chants, and may probably lr i.Mi.at'ed In New
enced in the matter was, lhat the little fellow ;r ., i p ,,. r. , , '. , ', ' ', . " reiM-h polished, lined witn white sal in; the lead York. There is also a society in London which
, .. i il a Ijurglar enters your house an- lavs hands ,( ..).,. il... I....K. ..... i .. :u . - . ... . .. . ..- .
w as no lillic uial lie could hardly get hoi. i.r h m,1 . " '"'" ', ", 'o. o. w iii ue ner-. insures ine reuis oi nouses, Iiiuting the lenaiits.
,, ,r , ... , upon your proj.rrty, he is mdicu-d for thcit, mctically sealed; the third eoihu will he simitar
uui says he Uentlenicn, I got me a po.itical ,1Ki, Urul0 a -wy t.0!1,;o,cd ami sent to "'e inner one, wilh the excrntioiixif tl.e linimr Tha Irish and Oca. Scott
microscope and loc.ed. and b. hold 1 picked; (he s,ac ; , , . . and the ouler or slate coin,i. manufactured of the! At a very large meeting of our adoi.ted fel-
110 a inOMIUllu I i'.lli! lo i llie nil! Lis li:if,(l rm I ... .... ' lUK St H:ilih 1 111. iiumi.v. .vlll l. ,s. 1 t. I low -r it i ?phv ) r..i,i 1 1 -l...l 1. .. 1. 1 Tl .1 ...
clenching it '-Now I've cut hi,,,." ; avs ! n,! . J . . . c "'j lr nd, Genoa velvet, thickly studded with -nit ! at Ko.snth 1 1 all . P-ter Earlv acted as Chairnm,.
iress over whole cotr.iaiinitics. and v ct it is i
r eyes to tet a . , ...uI ,i... ,.,,, t" , , ,,-,.
- i . .i...f.
armorial be
irings, and ornaments.
it all right, bill fcllow-citizeiis, it should not b,
silver coin is pelting iiul'e scarce
am. .vlr. 3leC rossan as Seerelary. The object
f.i .. . . J
oi ine ineeiing was to lake steps to wait on Gen.
Scott. The meeliio' was :i.Mrcs.,l l,v T
.nd so we oidu t col a
r;hl at him. T!,o rthi.kc was severe, but the
LABont.-.s. We team that a larg number of l"'"P!(? took it with finds a good grace, and
laborers, from four to six thousand,' are eomin- ! seemed so well pleased, that it was no doubt -,'1
from the east to engage in work upon the cen-! W.II timed and .I.m ,ved. The remain !,r oft! ,
tral, Belleville, und other Illinois railroads, and i ,. , ,, , , " Lr"
upon the Pacific road in this State. The trans- 1 c"t;"";1" r,'""'k 1 nol ihe pleasure of
porlulion iigents send thnm through from ltutJ'a-j '""'""'"r lle wc,lt on discuss the issues
lo, New York, a! a cost of live uV.lar for each r t!ic parties, end the fad that Le k.-i.t an mi-
.. ..... a..c, are ,.si uung n,e sections on the dicn.r (part of iheni standing in the rain) Tur1 .-
Illinois Railroads, and conlinue to arrive daily.' ' , , ;.:. k,r, . ; :,. . , ., 'idiscu-s
ii. i , . . . - v, ... .'mii .,, in i.,ii,i.iit;c oi ine ir :i nnrn- -. ,. ,
niril ol kliv.i
so. We should rejoice more in mi I fee! nrou 1- -rPU:; coun'ry. Ihe gre.ilcst iuconvc-, '-''ivards willi much power, and the finest tt-
c ,i . . .. . . i iiienee is fell for want of a sullicicnl sunnlv in prevailed.
cr oM the name ol American t ..,,, v.uu a,,y tll!S ci,., j Ws . ;, ,, , - ' ! , At nine o'clock vestcrdav morni. In ,r.
.it Ml J,,,. f ...... I 1 1 ...... 1 -.i .l 1 . ... . ! i- . I , . - . '
. ' ,.3 in iji.i.iii.iiii ,,ii ne,, s leeiu. an I ll:) c".e in ll retail I usiiicsj ' oi i ne resol ut I
o.nir, Mi ! s.j ;
i.OI :i:l.,l ,0 , nf It,.. t,,..i,,iTi-v
honor of that l.a.ne. The speaker went on 1 ' ,"lt experiences daily and hourly the want ofja,",ul "' hundred and fifty of lhat ,-his.s of our
shall in lulre in nj personahlies. I came h, i e ; ""V'',1 l,;,Tlr- As high as In e per cent has been ' Icllow-ciiizeus waited on "(.'en. Scott, w ho rc-
Mr.
to C.i.-CUns till
,-ive yoii mv
tl.
issues t,
V iev s
):i'
.. .1.1 .i . ...,.,-n.l ,1 I.. ... ...... I
,, (,.A,,,..; c ..I, 1 ' iiuiu. H anioiinis ov inosc vv:1 cauiii)! ... in mos i corilal manner
. , . , , . j " w-iihou: it. In .,v ork small silver! Jtdward mlro Inced his eounlrvmen, accompa-
iiecy nnd tu.ty, but hi a . of a!! kin-ls cammatul, :.L.mt 2 1-2 to 3 per cent 1 ;,' I'--ch of nnieh .dwjuVnoe. to which
in, u.i.ic js i, asoli v i. I piemui'ii. t--l
The greater number, however, are n l i,,
St. Louis Times.
Ttorida Liter.
Twelve counties to bear from, 'which gave
o70 whig in.-.j.iiily ii, ISIS. Cabell, for ('.,.,.
pli.itriicss and abilitv to :,(!'.. rd .rrnn.,,1 r..r
" iioii
assertion lhat l.e in. doubt sustamcd his former
I high reputation as a speaker.
. v: i,, I,,,., ess
wo i.art u-s dioul. n.,t c .me i..... ,!,. .- i
their polidcal H;Vcrcnces as much in a
n.'ss, us their diifui-ciiccs of opin-
on any other su'jert. And first, I waul
to lalk to you about this Internal Improvement
gress, runs 1)3 ahead of wing candidate f
cmor.
...i - t,i.. .
or Gov-'"" " ,i!L 11 '" 1 ,u'1 r'i;i'i,.. Si. J.oms, a,!
dressed Iti I'll i.b'e M.d eluiiurnt c'l'crl, a crowd
e.l lions,, at KetiihtJ! H.dl,
hV .".I i . TV.ai k burn. ,' 1!,, J
Free Pics. I I) ! 1 1..11.......1 . . . 'he same tnac t.un.
... w, a,w,w)wlltl were i,nriii.,i
The mr.-.;.,.. .1,. !i i .t', ' ' " " o.-o , rr , n.u par' leutai'ly in-
r. icrcsis
this iiioniiiig
jl,0b't.
r Di:ilioli-, Oct. h",
C J.lcL.i.ll. ..iliti.i- .if .l...j.i'
inothsr :,i
The houses of C
I 1).
Jackson's loss, .i,CV0; iiiMir.mce
and it it imj.orl.int ihey shou'il advance as rap
idly as posilb'e. Tho sl.K.-k-liolders w ill m.-.-t
nt St. Joseph on the f.r.t Monday in n.-xl month,
for the pVpi-s.- .a, ,-ireting directors, after which
the road 'may be lo. a ed, !.i,d then there will be
no further hindrance lo inn.i. ilia!.- progress.
is most probuble lhat Mr. Dull hat, been kfpi
constantly a.Li.e.l of ih.s state of affiiir,, auj is
prepared to itct accorjiug-y,
- J3" Mr.C. W, firyvr. !,:,.., isula Siove
Circular and A.'in .i.,e, for lcSj:J,' compri-ing
allog;cther a pamjihlrt of forly pag-m. h is n
evidence cf enterprise which will e:, ire him
ucccsi in building up i,n exlen-ive bii.inrss
already Jartre and i-'ani.iK- .,..,.;.. ti .
Who wanlahnaii.c. to tul, in!., the c ,,rv. c..., 1 . 'Im, 'il' '!'"'. .-i'L one except,,
cb(ain,Lem.wi,houtIno,,yu,,,Uvi;houtJuieU-i
mse w ho had
, sftoMoS, ((, 1.
There was a snow sloi iu ibis morning.
A teller from a merchant in t he Samhv id, I s
lauds say, there is more oil taken this season
ihaii rv er bel ore.
A Ic'f for t'.i Bc'.Jurj to hira to.
All old and itspednhlo Deimn-rat at CJeve.
LinJ, who w as present ul a Whi- m etln - i -,-clhcr
d..y, heard the assertion nude that 1 Wc
u..:u ugainsi uie la to give pum-ions t j the !,)
revolutionary soldur and their widows. caPe,'
on Inaspouker lo have him proi the assertion
.nad in hi. speech. Thu geinlcma,, tk dow n
the Longr.'Simtul Globe for Ihe year LStl, -, , ;
on page 117 ho show ed ll.e place where Frank
Im I icrce boasted in tho United Stales Sen dc
ihnl !,,. !.. I - i
l.y cail.nj sit (,. . I,.yan' sl:i,p, Maiii.trecl, ol ""r .ars, or lo the widows of 1 1
iV ..tl
ingletoii w
iciiee at II, e Court Hume.
me proceedings ,d 1 1 . hrst
started for Otiii
Was I ,,'! -.ve. V
I'i., while al
s freaking to'
Uic VYcsi, am. which must eirr ),.-. ..,.
ed Willi her iut-iests. And how do the
didal.s lor the i'i-eiih-i,cs Maud,
. ni. .-:i ):.:J Tl.e whir li.ill.
in regard to
::v en! iun of
H"""u ii.e.r ,.uiorm, a resolution
that the Constiliilioll of ihc United States di.cs
cm, er iij on t oi.gics i!. i;U, ,,. ,ko :.t.ro-' of -ood old l"..J,i !.''..
elm,
learned v hen I
v.
Thus
I had
I, lla.ii, I. s i'i,r lai,
ey, that there r,.:, , -
was to be a grand Mi.ss M.'.-f.i,..: !, I ,;: I ..... ' ...
ei.ers are c.mliuiiailv coin. Gen. Scott rcnlicd in his hi.i.iest vein. fCin.
i pelleil to purchase small coins to make change ' Atlas.
j in the ordinary run of ihcir business. Three The Alias also slates that at Hamil'-ori, (Jen.
I cent nieces and . -( , 1 , 1 ilnll n ,r,. -.i. I ; Seott n aiil.n ciII.mI ,, .,,.. r.r
l . r- - ' lilt I III, I- - i-wiui; ,, ly o. PIAl
sauce III this tat dude. The former, on .nni I Irishmen. He made then. i. l.rl , !.?... ,.w-..i.
oi inrir not suiting the value of any article
bou-ht or sold, and their miserably insipid, cop
prrWh a.pearai -e. Niue-tcn'hs of Ihe coinmu-mlyS-V'Oiild
as leave ban die so many pewter six
pences. The gold dollar is eouall'v obiectiona-
hie I roin its sie. A person might have a j-ockel
lull, Mid then feci as ir h.i had no money. They JVrrtn in Boston am, . Yobk. Tn c
are too :-ma!l for gciiei.il , i;L-!ila!ion. ' I'.o.l,,,.. J sfcr.ciioe of lar-e ,r.l.-r IV IVthV,..;..
i ,.i . ,i ,.iii,i. in t
ring Iheui lhat he had experienced the bmverv
of their eountrymen on many a field. They
were delighted wilh their visit to the glorious
old soldier, and on leaving him they gave uino
io.is.ng cneers. pi, mi. I our,
I,
t;
evneel t fmd Ihe
id.
pimiic
On the next
ihc SI. L.nii, lleh-alioll. vv ill. one l-.-.ii-H. .., ..;. ..
i " .
sjie.ikers oii'iijying all the '
lalls in t he i ii v.
j Il.-.l lOliiil
morning nt ten o'clock A. AL. Pierce is i
i
i . ii'.iy,, . , i , i : i'
Win iJ.u Scott Club of your own city, its Presi-t ,...;
lent, proceed. j a bo l fr,
II"ue, iiiund tin; public
I
pfoji.c t. I.o cue of themselves. I
vv. s admitted, f . ! I '4 J .1 .. .1... . .
' """ Ml,; '.en -rai laovcrn-
om Ih- i'iincv hi.idolto
rov cmeiils, and ll.at
laK i nn lo w hid, S, ,itl
; .!; v i.ile i n the ,,!,, .
I'lalferm. adopted by their
lloiimorc, and which
' ""'. h'cl.ires the vet y,,n
p"s'c, ! ut it is ,,!y ;i , cc. nt ll,",,, , ti,.,i
ion .:!' hi'crnal h:::i,ni'i.,. i.l, I,.,. I i .
. ..... .1.. . i .-1. ,, ue-
coti-
Ihe
id nn. s.i y wilh a micros.-, m.. 1 I-nce of bulti.- at Boston 1. .. ...Km 1 r. i 10
'lice we sec so few in circulation. We want i cents per pound. One lirm have orders fof
more hall dimes, dimes, cnn-i. , :,,,, i,.,ir .i.m .... 1 25.01 mi iiiu l ti.;
i - " "."liul-..! - , 111.1 iiiu.,1 iii-ii-saiv ar.icic u.
an
lau ! the ih uioci.ilic
livenliiii 1,1
Ugl ll to M!
ied. St. Luuis News
party docli im-t it is a ri I .1,. a.-:.
filll.ilV to tl.ti Ci.lll-I ' . I ( ! ... .
House, w I,,-,-.. ,1 I...,.....,.- . i . MiniiM.a!.,. ctire of ,!se
" :,..-.- -u ami ju.n; d i,y ua I
n.c mass l Ul,,.,., asscmtlcfl, ,,d moved ., in
pr,icr,ioii through tho principal streets ioi!,..
the
to be coi
Ho-.s at PirTsnrii.ii. Tl Commercial
;' "'nd of the !:!, inst.. ;.NS tlie week's sales
i. veontv te n I, in, led; buvers . ni sellers are
a.iri in tl,.-,, vicvs; vve im!e the following as
lhcs,g plu.,.. Iit ,;,!, a!t.s w,.rc
small : a 5 1.). The news from the wesi
is iiidavoraldc f,,r holders.
Mi
1 tliey will hivei!"','l is al'-o most .iiblimelv hi di in New York,
I 11 IIS I f ,,N ,-, ., . srl
.'I issoiiri t i lif.-reii.-e, So
oial ses-M.,ii ... ,
two door, north of the Brady House. And
fUisc who want ,,1(-, ... j. ,.ii .,
'bK0! Mi - '
llCCri Kill.., .1. hull hi Tl... ..I . ...
.. ... . .,, , gcniieman rci,,1
Jhe speech nflcMjvdy, threw d.nvn Ihc books i
. .sgllal, I.Ul Is ...iriahilig K , Chipp, ,V4 .,,
U.t l.p U Lis V oieo.
: . i i i ...
uy , oat K lo the public Miii.,rc. And, sir, that
:. a glorious sidd; hauliers llo.de I in every
di.ralioii. There w as h,,0 It.,.. Lcaring the
names of Sett, Grulu.,,, and Bi ownii,,. ( the ,,,'.
."dale for ciing,, ,,), ,ip. i.,!. d f , ,r. i!,c c.,-,Kr
of F.flli to the. cornel- ..!, Jlampshiic s'rcuis, yes
.1... c .. ll . .... J
. oiiiii ii. w ,Vc 1 over o J II ,mJ
'i'hi I e w ; s
l'u.,h
inp.liiru itself.
ir Minnai .lie .lid,!..! acrwsj
: l.l r i n t
I 111 tu-,1 e
h.
" u. posses. Ihc power loepprc.pri.it,. -,.
) i or u.e :, tvancment r c, unt, r,e, the im
piuvemcnt of harbors, ihc construction r lidi.
sn,kv, . nvT.H so under Mouroe, (lin
Adi.in. and Jnckioti. lT.rin. ,t. iidrniiilstfa
'.... of J...k,n. f.:lr h.err...! Fmpro, emen.
b.bs were br,.u;;!,i uj., vv hi, !, JJt ko ,itt,,-
wa ii, lavor ol, but whi. h rierec
under ..ii
"ii jinrcn,
I ! , I 1 ,:
''P"Se : U-o
whi, 1, W-,,, !;,,,, h;.;. f
Wi.t 1, Pi. , ...
.The Methodist
i. common ed its an-
I ill Mi . . I ,.,
...s to;, i ayne pres. I:n;r. There is a very Kcn-
.loiaiii-iMance ol il,.. Ministers f tin Coliier-clice.-Sl.
J,(.p!i Advenluie.
A Southern s!.,vr!.!,yr ,,,:,r t , manelpaic
,0 'I" humhe,' 0r sixiy or seventy, on
!,B'.""U" ,!"' 'I"' 4l-tacl.ilelU Colonisation
V'tiely will I it,, ,ids , transjuutt ihe.n to
l.l..erta These p-vleo .ubl be sold for .4 .10 -000
wO-OOtf, mi l coirtiitme the bulk of 'tbcir
iihisnr's poss, ion. Ti e S.iety have pledied,
or in the Treasury, Al.Oll. nnd i,.J
Ili.'t. ls ,, ii.e cnK iod l;.;!il.,i K.Hnd in a 1,1,
and the Tribune of the Sth s.iv s vvi'h little nros-
I'.-ct of going ,! iwn. A seri.uis break iirthe ca
nal al Albion, which has detained boats for a
w hole week, has contributed tn kern un. if not
actually enhance ihe prior. But there certainly
must be butter enough in the country, within
easy reach of the great lines of railroad, to up
ply any probable demand botlt for consul, ption
and export, News.
Mwsvil.ln AND JLiri SiMif IlMIftOAD.
Wo have Ihe pleasure lo stale that Charles II.
Chil.le. chief engineer, has arrived and entired
upon Ihe duties of bis ,.i,e, with his accuf
lonied and well known encrgv and viuor.
The Unard of Directors have called for a y
ment of liv e per cent on the slock subscribed,
nn. I they have oidcred a parly into the field to
secure releases of right of way, in yiew vf Ho
ling Ihe fund locution and pulling the line mulct"
conlnut lor construction at the earlitut uionitnt
prWie; Lie. The prelimiii.iiy surveys, it will
be recollccled, have btcn nln. dy mailt ndb
lihed, so that as soon as the l ight of Way is se
en led, a locating iiv W.I y bo 1 ill in ttt field
,:iid the b.e pit tiiidii told I Mamillc
.4
f
' "i.c -t 1 . e lilijcef.
-. f;