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I WIIX teach you to riBRl'l: this W>WKI> ok THR HARTH ANU RKINU OVT IHOM THK OAVFKNH or TIIK MDI'NTAINM, HF.TAL* H’lllOII WIU, T.IVK ^nR^.WiTII T« Ol'R HAMM AM> BUBJBC-T ALL NATURB TO OUR US* AND rLKAIM/Ri.—DR. JOHNSON.-
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UEI>!SES!>AY, MAY 23, IHUI.
NO. 35.
THE MINERS’ AND FAJJMKRS’ JOURX.\I.
I» printed and publisbcd every Wednc»day niorn-
inj at Two ihUmri and Fifty Crntt per animm,
if paid in advancr; Tkm PoUam a year, it' not
paid until aAer the expiration of nix inontiifi.
ADVERT1SKMENT8 will be inserted at Fifty
oenlfl per w^uare (notexrecdinn iO lim-»,; for tiu'
firrt insertion, and SJ5 cent* for cach Bucctt'ding
week—or 91 for three wreka, for one nqimrr.—
A liberal dinnount will be made to thotc who
■dverti»e by the year. O’ On all advert im^nivntH
communicatrd fl>i* publicatiofi, tlie niiintx'r o.'
insertioiK niu»t be noted on Uie iiiarfifin of llic
manuscript, or they will be continued lUitil
forbid, and charged accordingly.
ID' AU eoinmunicationii to the Editors nnnt ronie
free of postasf, or they may not l>e atU. nic(l to.
AXD CilEAl* FOR CASH.
M .H. NMITIl it II. B. WIJ.MAMS
Having araociati-d theni!M‘lves in the Mer
cantile Business, under the tirni of
SMITH fc WIULXAMS,
rui|>ectfully intbrm their friends and the public
that they are now reccivinf; from New-York and
Philadel|ihui a beautiful afsortinent of
»1>R1.\U AND Kl’.MMEIl
cossisTiwi or
DRY GtK)I>S,
Hardware, Cutlery, Qaeentinire,
GRK EUIKS AC.
I Also, a good oasortuient of
CarptvUer't 'I'ooU.
SMITH ii WILLIAMS.
CharlutU, May IQ. 33*
I’ATAWBA SPR1>C;S
KE-Ot*E.EI).
11HE Subscriber having recently pure(»a*fd
from Mr. CKtrlr* JugnU, the atKMe-iianiud
liSTABLlSHMLNi’, respecUully inlorui* tiie
public that be bas fitted it up in a hauOimme stvlc.
Olid is now prepared to rcccive company; and
from the libe ral arrangements he has imiile, i>
detcrmiued to promote the comfort of all tlione
persons who may visit his i:)«tabli8lmi('iit, and
tlatters himself to be able to give satistactioii.—
The charges will bo proportioned to the jireti«,un;
of the times.
I’he properties of these Waters bare lat«-l_v been
analuvd by l*rolt*aor Olmsted, who lughly rec«Mii-
birnds tlieir use fur all conjplamUs ol tlie Itvtr, de
bility, &.C.&C.
The CATAW BA Sl’RINGS arc situated ui
Liuculn CuuHtif, itroltua,
near Beatties’ Ford, on tlie C'ataw ba river, on tlit
main stage-route from W ashinptun to l»»-or;,Ma,
via S«lii>bury and Lincolnton, and within U miles
ot the latter place; are distant from i'liarlr'Jton,
KC. 'iVO mile*; lU.i miles from Cblambia; 1 ID
miles irom Ureenville; auU the same distance
from Cwoilcn and Clieraw.
The main Northern Line of Stages, tojeflter
with the vroM titare fh>m C^uinbia, 'atudi u a«d
I'hejaw, win fmsif.c Sph'fiSTfHluTIrly hrinm-m
Tvoekj and go west as lar as .\shviile, N.C. 'I'he
road:! leading Irom ail these plac« to tlie .''priiigs,
are gcntr:illv t'ood for private emi\iyanrt».
W. S. SIMU.VTO.V.
Catairba Sprinpt, A'. C. f
_ AprU a-i, H3L ^ ►'HO
r \ni.\ET 4- wiMJsoK ciimr
M TOUY.
JOHN' M. .lARROT A Co. b«g l. jvc rr-|K.-l-
tttlly tu inlurni Iheu frK iids and tiie piiiilie in
g'jiieral, that they have comnunt cd llie manufac
turing ol’
Furnilurc, Wintlscr Chairs, >ffe. >\'r.
From the New York Journal ol'Coininercc.
LIROS-EYE VIEW’OF LUROPE.
cea ttK.alculably inoineiitous (]e|ieii(i uikjii i fiARDHXi*.
the rosult. A lew dav» will iiilimn un. | 7\i kill tiro hirds u:ith one utone—Was
nelgiimand //«/W—ll.«re i.s nnothor ' n>smallachi.^ve.netji in the days
- '■* ’ to induce such doineHtic am-
grow up for f'lod, to ai«4iKt in
the perBon he salutes and ties it round him
self, su as to leave hi» friend quite naked.
The Japanese take off their slippers, and
the [leople of Astracan their sandds, when
they arc in the street; at home they take
1 Hse strictly analogous.— | both their shoes and stockings. Two
cdg.,, V,:.- the strat^nilat.... of i*evvn con- ^ ‘''7
stit.it.umli.t.>., and ih^ Umishiiieut of seven “« lof xd.ide Iron,
olbwr^, on a cliarg
against the ex
mentioned us a
Miguel was not prtsent on this occasion,
uiu me wji iwuiieni oi sc^en iVovim-c ,A' I.uxcnibotirc. 'i'lii^. tliev f
.harg« ol having conso rt,I e.x.,-.rd into a Onmd I V„ hv, do,H.,;.:P**'”.
us ing governnK.af. i IS accordJnc. ii,|,, »-tr..y t lou^nds of irijH-c
rcinarkaoie luct, that Dun , , • .* .3 . . (»( which we take
. * #1 • their ilensioii, Kmc M ilnain ban ai>pi»i!»tel 1
.vt.guci woaiiut prt'jK'nt on tht:^ occasion, IhAi^ H.^n.-^rrKsi’S .v,.' }Ci\rH ugn, 1 encKwea my
and that the heads oi* the Mctnns, instead 11,. |i« ’ • nm ar« \a t \ ' t ' il n, and the p4»Mllrv urre enlircjlv exc!ud«^d.
of lK.ing .stuck tti.Hi ,k.!.s as usual, w.n.- j " ^ ’ 'H.e inert-;, Jof inVts wa.s so;n very per-
u™. theirWic.
hog and the gcjose w ar uncorisci«iUkly
on the cnrculio w hich is enca*cd in the fall
en fruit: liiit the turkfv, the duck, an«i the
ithout gilding ami de-
in^M'cts nmnd our (Uvell-
iio account.
Aliout six years ago, 1 enclosed my gar
tiom-r, alter ,h,ruling his v.^utioii ut.til j - II..- IVoni .IS juMipinp) ^camc so nutne^us
he l)cca>nc weaned vutit he ellor ,s said toe.laUlsli tho a.-.thoniy T'*''
black kings of the African coast greet each
other, by squeezing the middle of the finger
three times.
'I’he inhabitant j of Camenia, in proof of
a particular attachment, open a vein, and
offi?r their friends the blood which flows, by
way ol’ a drink.
When the Chinese meet each other af
ter a long separation, they throw themselves
u|ion their knees, incline their faces two or
llf«! from its jumping) beratnc so numerous | |(,rec timei to the earth, and exhibit wver-
toluivesoatoil him.H'lf coolly u(k«i tl.o plat-1)” were'gcnenilly
for th' further duties of his olKcc, by qual-
I while the same
! its l>f*|ttities in
this briUimit exploit wa^ iMlnwed by an il
luiiiinaliua and a display of rockets.
SfMin.—'I'lie revoltjlii
in Cadiz has mi.scarried.
cHi cts was the a.«ci^siiiati'
eruiir, .Antonio de Hierro
.«! account of th^ matter or manner of the j ipVnir^^"’I'hal'l’ never l»e vit iated. “ W e
imdertakmg, the insurants I.mjikI U’--* «•>-1 revolution,” he “in b|.ttf
couragomeiit tiun tliey antict|«ited, and on | 'I’n-atios .,1 I'l.-^; «»• w ill li usi. it in
tiie ni^ht the -llh Marcli, h’tl ( adiz fi‘f oi’tlie PmtticolH »!’ I^mdcn.** Nor
I'anfa. They wore [Hin^ued hy the n>yal-1 Kuig i-t' MolLiivl nn miri^
ISI tr«>p.t, and 41 ol tlieni talan pns..iiers , ,,• It ,.s u.-.seited in lf.
the same nurht or the ik.-xI day, aii.i ««/« • , >jps«gfr des ( hnii.hn-., liiat I..- Ims di-
ihnUIlf put to death. The mum b-nly wa.s ! ,^nni-.sion to m-i.l It),MX) i.h'ii
al other marks of aflection. They have
also a kind of ritual, or academy of cere
monies, where they regulate the number of
. . . reverences, of genuflexions and words pro-
tc rritf.rv is r |.r»^-ntf.M;v |ciil.l^ages were Ler to mtr»Juce on any occasion. Tho
the ('Jn.'>n.-i of M. kiuiii d( stnirtion. 'iowards the L„,i)a,aydor8 practice these ceremonicsUnir
. . . . ^ t i«L^A tA' Ul k «st (IKk W nil. I I . _ ‘ ^
lu iui> V wnitni iiiinm.'ii i. uuu> u fuij iiiu iimi- ,, ,, ,
r I 1 /al *• I I ot tlie Kill!: ol Ifoilund as «i x.fuun . i . . . *
form, sn.okei a .segar, mid tl.rn n-livshed %rrl.orv, ngrtvahlv to th.- pro- i '^'•-‘•-'Ve.! a.s soon as the yi^ng
;,s of the Loiuiou iTot.^^ol^. .M.'an- J «"'* “ '^"'y »>y ''“''y
Sion of the c.iven-d bonlers; and to their I to all ranks, “Smaakelyk eeten?” Hava
n-peaied irriialiont, I ascribe the lotw ofi you got a good dinner? They likewise
^'' nil ran plants. « floe vaartawe 1” Howdoyourow.
I nas a.lvix.-.! to linn in my jMKiltrv : Imt, Xhis form doubtless originated in the early
1 t'linid tlitit itiiLcN s at** the giii|Hm; aiMl the lintes of the republic, when they were near-
iieiis wfr»‘ tiM l>iii| of sf-nitctiihg to l>e trus.
ft fl. At U . II. A. ot' l.yons, tpive
nil- a |ilui uhicli bus pr.»vi-d rmineutly sue
ly all skippers or fishermen.
At Cairo, they ask each other: How do
you sweat ?—because the consider a dry
skin as a symptom of tho epheuieral fever.
msurrec'ti.Hi of Cadii or the Isle cle l-eon. j t*nd tlu'ir activity «t.rpriH, d ami delighted
Thoi-e are otlier n^v Jntnmary parti. s •» Jon I Ws ob, tlio war .if IVLnan lndc[« n- ‘‘'•^ry phint w.tlun ^vcrnl, ro«ls of
dilli-rent parts of th.- king.loin, particularly !,ie,^c vet is iHit end«d i‘‘‘’"I’ «'’tamm«d iuid n;-e\aifiiia‘d;
in Catai.iiiia, and the m.Kintam.sol H(Mida'; ^ , xv . «ml tiot a bsig nor a lly, nor a w..rm, nor a
but altlu^yh tliey may occasion some an- ■, j o/an'f. \f iwv> v. i^r.-nt-: ,.ould sh.iw it-i lf with imiHJiiity.
. to the g.nemment, they hnve little . 'y ^, I a-nns-d .nvs..If with calc.ilattng the a-
(Maas.) Monitor.
'hief.—On Wednesday last there
was f.Htiul washed out of a sand bank, in
thes.xithea.rt |»artof this village,tho r-maiiiii
of a human being, suppled to Lj an In.lian
Chief. The chest, which was (nirroundod
by a Ijelt of brass tubes, was in a state of re
markable preservation. There were also
him several pieces of brass plate,
containing half a dozen brass
lu iiK. fl I.UIOQ., I..1 •> 1’■’'. H(,i„ctinn-ri mi.sMii;:, tlie tlontnh tion niut.t': i
I .K /4. t'l L ' eonc»‘ale«l that {iitJen* luitiofi*. art-l.K'kinj;' I,. . \u^.„ I,.mi ili« rv Milt ' m mats of finely braided bark, ami enclosed
zart notbine m the ause. (“their necks j . .... v ih-.ii gnat—ai nasi me rvMtti m »K. i«irt« that
' !..« with very ditl.-n*. U-lmi:>*,_l'iTi^.a ral.bt.g,>s stcvxl nearlv iindis-1^
fd . 1 r... ,1... .I..,-, Icame in contact with the metal and wettj
no appearances of decay.
muscles and bones of tho
arms which restMlupiMi It,
as wel! as the barRthat enveloped them, aro
lutioii whu-Ji broke out in .Mmleun al>>ut i
tin; U'guiriingof Kohruary, wos ^^pjeadrnf
jarr^^ prUc^j-Muii*, »hih :n ,V„,„the lx>nler^. ' , j i ' . i
,are‘^1o^ly^ie.] v.ah jurrmg preserved and reniam st.-ong and
ju.....;; J#it.ul.l tliiH liaoLtcn to meet the eve ol ■ «
fmmcity fr.«n livvitK^e f. I ,y.„„ .vpn tiing th ms. lv.-s in W. H. A. I.\ wl.o.sea.lvic I have lKt.n Mir-|,
•r.,v,nce-.had .-M.-.k .-.I to | mor,- vi^oruu. tliuii wo.d.: ami, ^ I be ,Jace
den •.iil»j«?« ts of till L. tales ot the ( hunh, ,| micr!erence is k‘j;un, it it iin-1 ,i,a||i^ | ihank him. 1). T. ■
and i.ade fair to overrun the whole of Italy, | ,^1,,.^,. „ uill . nd, l.v wliat
—vvh. ii an AuNtrian army pn -scnf.il it.---ll i ^ ^i|| bounded.
•>n 111. fnmliep., cro«^"d iIh* 1*0 .»n the •'ith . . ■ i i i
whence these remains were
Ithin the Pocasset (/urchase, near
its northern boundary, and within a field
that has been cultivated nearly a century.
lri.l,-.-.trurtih,lit,, of- Matter.—The de-1 probable they were interred |i eentury
■ ■ I „,r.Li..n • I and a hall [x?rha|i8 longer. 1 hat the
of
Cl ncter Fenner.
t^unlotnmhlef;.rh.stem,K.t^^ U Uther will soc 1 the b.irmng b.Hl> vvri.t.-. ^
While Its move.iH Ills were ronluied t.. the ^ o«.tin-' «hile iMhing «eems to Is- pr.Khicod but »t, the rest having disap,>eared.
whirh n.-ith. r she u..r w«- m;iv ' warintliunil lirht, which w.- are not in the •“
and disappears,' found in connection with and near lo
Dnchi.-s of rw ami I'arma, F'nuK-e
I •• I - 1^ IVII 1*^5 "M r^a diHi I i»iii 141 ,
Ui a superior style of wotkmansliip, and on tcriiiB; . . u . i i.i .._i I j;f.‘iM ies ol _ . ,
more m.idrrate than usual,to itirre..i.ond with tliif f It hcrsell l«it |wrtially jutra;;«-d, ilthough pro.s. nt dn-iini. Kur..ii«-is doulitless on habit of cn^i.k•^lng as Mili6tances; and,
she knew It W!U virtually an c.ttack up«>n , . • . •
times. Tli.ir establishment will be tbind on tlio
raain-street, a few hundred yards north-east ot'th*-
Court-llcmse, and on tlie premmea at prenul uc' u-
pitd by Mr. Brown. All kinds of Turning an.l
({. pairing xecut.'.! on »hort notice. alnut ami
eficrry plank will b*- taken in exchange ft>r work
in their line. A share ot public patffiiiagc i.- re—
p» clfull>' sohcited, w hich tliey liope lo merit l>_v
strict attenticn to hiuines*.
.lOII.N M. J.VRROT4 r»1.
ChnthHf, JIIl* _
t’OltX FOR SALK.
rj^lIK SuUcribiT has lor sale (at his planta
tion II nvile* south of Charlotte,) s.vcn nr
• ijjhl hundred hn'h. Is of CORN, lie has albo n
few l>u.--hcls of i t'tt tor salt , which may U, iiad lai'klliiwh
in tlie viUaire, by applicaUnn.
STK’N. I OX.
_ May C, If;^. .Iu'15 _
f '%w\ norsK.
1.1m on till- t roM. street, a lew ysrds
iioiih-w.Mtol theConrt-Mouse, in l^nugt>iii,SA’.
is attain op«-ned t.>r tli»' reee|ilio!i of 'I'ravellers \
IJoiird. r». The stables are extensivi, roomy and
dry; gr:iin and provender .f ti.e bist, pli ntifu),
»nd served by ffofxl hostler". The hou!i: hai. ma
ny eomf.trtablc rooms, s« rM;s a jjofxl table and re
freshments; and tho proi>rietjr und his (.miily
will omit luUliinK in their jMwer to make it most
.juirt and agrteai»li
The Illind.—\ gentleman of Na-shvillo
the't v- of "n-ut . \cnls, 'nml v»>- mnv well' when all has disii|>praeed, except, |M-rhaps, has, according to the Banner (Mjblished at
■ that place, made a valuable discovery with
regard to the instruction of the blind. The
editor of the lianiier describes the plan as
11 .• I a irreut inea^ure from its i»*j\vor. : t.-.-t, m ir.r invi.-fiiiie stream ol heaieti air j entirely novel, and says it will not only en-
the.K; ca»es Austria was able to Iranir a ^ 1 which aM-eiids from the jil.jwiiig coal or I able th.3«.- deprived of sight to enjoy the
pre-text for her con.luct, on the i;rou:rtl oil • r / ; m-i , i _ i flaming uax, the whole iHdulerable matter, 1 benefit of rfwliug, Imt to record their own
lamily alhaii. ei and the riecci;.iTy ol 'up-1 "''p I onlv muted in a new combination with the 1 idea.« bv a m.ide of writing adaptwl t.) tho
IM.rting the di-mty ul A.istrian I’nnces. MbiomA Marcli Jotli, conIain>. an acc-.unt - ^ f. from I sense of touctu Among the other contn-
Hut \V* '* --- - -- > - •» aI-. . I .»! thrt iil n h,^u Mrnn'tlu t H'hftt n . ’ . ^ .
the A
ill til):
- • nh,. , v- ol nn-ut . \cnis, anl v»«- mnv well o.is ,uiu, . \tepi, |k iou|>9,
th« principles ol her late rev..ht|..n, m^^^ U m.d us he has I‘-••me triHmg ash.-s, ue lutiirally svip[H>se
1* I I I II T r i|>l:ice.l a mijihlv tK ean, wlm h will jiin-v. r it is i;onc, lo-t, destroved. Hut, when the
had declare! that .he ‘ w. nl.i nev. r ^e |,roils, and sha-ld us in quesli.-n .sevammod more exactly, we .le-
1Z. I • I— :
ntf
n l>. ROI'XSAVlf.I.F,.
gt-es^ .
man felt hmis>elf lasiilted, and a N-ns;Uii>n
- ,1,. > II • ti . I r-1 f • ni I fi’'md, as cin-iiii;.>t.iiices may determine; i to some useful mechanical occii|)ation, to a
was pr.Kluced, .>1 the iiiDst exciting and ^ ' ' ;'V\ ’ so that, liir uiight we can s»>«: to t!ie contra-! prticess of alphalietical instruction, and to
thrilling character. “'Var! war! xs | a norn . >v isownsn>j.c> i*,i. *^,*i I rv, the same idenli.al at.mi may lie con-1 the pniduction of harmonious sounds. The
the sf.-ntimi-nt .il tlK.ii-'-and-., we mav s;iy the ^ sp«insi i.e t.i le ■*"’* " ' " *'*'* );,r thoii-iands of centuruv in a lime-1 inventor is about to obtain a patent for his
general sentim. nt; and even ... ft,.- Chain. | d.-.secrated ; hut vvhat shall we ol ^ design.
b.-rof l)e|H.ti. s, wh.-re tin- l. eling ol tli.-| murder ol a >..nlli—a ^ fr,.e in the Im.ckiln, imx with the air, be | —^
m.iment would nan.rally be che. k.-.l in its | ol his .-.Mi.itrv, lor .l.-stro\ in>, a l a ^ pl;in(s, and, in succcs-
expre-sion l;y olficial .station, every word | ri.'k ' I he Album wi>s—'• I he « b..rorne a |>art ..f t!ic IVhiii.-s of mv-
ultcred by the I'remi.-r which might U-j.-ulprit vviis staU-.J in llie cal.-mkr lo Ui 1 t.ll liome cncurreii.-e
’’J "'II , 1 ...Inans Ol hviiii; lM.'ini;s, iio ;»«im; uniituii«-ii »T
construed in fivor of war, was sure to U- years ot age, but we In li.-ve h- had n .t . • ^ eimsigns it once mon* to |..ng n;-
• II I I .t .. .* _ I .. tk.it it trt' Ihti •t\m4 tniMiiha * und aliMO . . . ^ ...
The circumlocutionanddifTuseness of law
pa|>ers—the ap|>arent redundancy of terms,
and imilliplicity of sjnonymes, which may
he foimd in all judicial proceedings, are
ijHoO Iti:\VAKI).
t ANAWA V tioni IIh- snlweri-
ber on the ijtitli inst. a ni ;iro
fellow nain.d STtU Hi'.N. fjiiid
negro is U twe. n -D and .'’1) yeuri,
nid, very black and thin vi»ujfe; he
is rather (orward and inipnilent,
Jand has a plea«ui(; eountcnance
wbtn he sjKiaks; he ha* lon({ black whiskers, and
i« alx,ut G feet in ht ijrht. A sure mark by whieli
Mid felViw may b.- know n, is the loss ol the third
finirer on th.- riRht hand. lU had a blue br.«.l-
. Inlh roat ; the remnin.ler of his cl.ilhinK was priii-
cipallv homcpun, with a wliiU: fur hat. It is
thoimhl tlie Kaid nCKto is piowlmp about in the
l'r.,v>.li nce neiKhlnirl.iKMl, but it is feared he w ill
n.ui.i his w»y ort’, as he hai run away b.,lorc. Jt
is prohnl'le he will elianse his name.
A reward of 7>n MU,r$ will lie p-ml to any
I««r«.ii takiuff np said negro in this county, and
tVHi Dullard 1. taken out of the county or htatc,
and I.Hlred in any jail no ll.at I may C ‘l»»f •-
sion of him airnin. JOFIN W. POll!-'.
• Cliarlottfy iV. Apiil lt3l. .U.l.>
VVAKH A\ I'I'.K 1) 1':HUS
r'»i: KAi.i: at fiiis oi fii j;.
UUI1.-.11 u.-.i III w. ...... ..cT ,11 (/ . . .nl-iltlir’ Ot events eoiisigiis II once- iiiorf lo imi^ r«:- oo loimil in an juoicini piiicvv,-uiiij;!i, aru
iipplui.ded, while that ol an op|i.)site tenden- **’,i ^ V * txttie, •.vhich, however, no way uiifits it fnjin I happilv hit olf in the following, from tluj
cy was ree.-ived either insileiueor i""^>‘l'F""»>yot«c.rf- ' . .. t.
evident marks of disapprolMtion. On the ry .stnmf: inteili rt, his conduct was that Ix;.
day that this news was received in I’ari^, | eom.ng his l.-arful situation. *t.od |.Ki
( March “-'.'ith) a law was ));is«ed aiitlion/.m« j eat. this In.- read without a shnd.ler—a h cl-
al.ianof (r.i'»,(l()0,0()0franc.s)-s^.'’v',.j00,0(i(t,! mg of iinmi.ii>h-d horror aiul abhornnet!
and a further Iwin of‘JO,(100,000, if neccs- !Tl'; smi"' |«M"‘''
sarv. Jt was al-.o report. d (..n the :.-inh,)' "f the crime” for which this In.y wus mad.^
that a lull was ab..ut to Isi iire.sented to the : «o snlfi-r .leath ! II.- for^arc, we are tohl.
Chamber, for call.ntr into actual yervi. e | the wonum wIk.m- pr.m.-ciition l.-d to l.w
.^>''0,000 ftieii of the National (iiianls. On : murder—may ihe lorgiveness ol ihis |MH,r
the ether hand it .s known that Austria ha.l i mi>C'nd.'.l >.'«th, awaken .^me pangs o a
jii.st contricled a h.an .d'■?il«.t00,000, and l >»lntary remorse within her bn ast; In.f
accounts from Vienna state that iireparntions | her l.-gnl aU-ltors, thos«* w hn c.m.IIv Irati.cd
that caniUil with i the laws which d.-str.>ye.l tins boy—«.re!s
for war wen; going on in ..
the utmost activity. If, as is av.-rred m ' then- must lie in sloit- lor Ih. in u i. vers.on jrp-et.
r ..It a... 4.1 .....Mtliltf (ftwtiit u liii'M . K»
again resuming its lor.ner activity
[Hfrtclifl't l>i»ruur$r on /’Ail»*»/Ay.
—
[From I.e Courier dcs I’tats I'nis.]
Monr.' OK s M.i TATH1.V.
'I'he (iriM'.ilanders have no outward de-
in.mstrutions.'f resjH*cl. 'rotliem, the id.*a
is ridiculous that one m.ui in interior to
another.
'I'he natives of the islands adjacent to
New York Kvening Journal:—
.4 latrpcr'n Story.—'Foin strikes Dick
over tho shmilders with a rattan as big as
y.sir little lingt^r. A lawyer would tell you
the story something in this way:
“ And that, whereas, the said 'I’homas,
at the said Providence, in the year and day
afoi-esaid, in and up.>n the body of the said
Kichard, in the |)eace of (Jod and the State,
till- n.ihpp.nes take the tlnit or the hand of j being, did make a most vio-
a iK-rson, an.l rnh it against their face!.. | lf>nt as.sault, and inflicted a great many and
The Luplaiid.-rs press their iios. s lirmlv jkicks, cufls, thumps, bumps,
airaiust tiiose of the iH-rsons whom theV Contusions, gashes, wounds, hurts, damages
^ * .1 I.. I.. ^-.-1 *1.^
I and i..juries, in and upon the head, neck,
private letters, and inon^han m‘tni'.al.'-d by i bitterer than the earthly d-.n.i wlm h th.-y , " At New ( Juiti.-i thev place leaves upon ,
- - - rs, the I'rench .Min-1 bave thus delils'ialeiy awunled t.i.iiH-who, the head ol him they .silute. j heels of the said R.chanl, with divirs sticks,
some of the Pa. is K.litors.
ister at Vienna has ln-en instri.ctctd by his
government to reqiiin; ax an ultimatum,
that the Austrian troopssliall lie immediate- lof th«! act lor w hich he was
Iv with.Irawn fmn. the Koman States, af- j yiel.l his life! i.hax. ( ourier^
lairs will s.joti lie brought to a crisis Ix'-i •"
from his youth and iimit.^d int.-ll.-. t, must I„ the straits of Sun.la, they take h.ild I staves, ca..es, p.)les, clubs, logs of wood,
1)0 admitted to have Is-eii hariHv responsihle | „f the l. ft fcM.t .if the |M'rsoi. siiluted : pass , stont-s, guns, dirks, svvonls, daggers, pistols,
IS r.-imre.l to j,, ,„.„Hy over the right leg and then back I eutlass.-s, bludgeons, blunderbusses, and
' j lioanling pikes, then nnd there held m the
"'TI..- inhahitants of th.- Philippine isles ! clutdies of him, the
tween th(! two nations, and the qu.'stion of | TIio Im-kI thins; to Ih^ done wl.en evil eom.s ni-on Uiw very low, niisc a foot into tiit> air, an.l i Thomas. ^
Peace or U'ar, as ir.dwinsout of the; aftairs | us, is not lument.iiion, but aetion; not to «i* and . hi-ndaknee.
of Italy, will bo !i:ia!ly.Jc;idcd. Con,-^c.iuen-1 Huffor, but to ri»t-and se-k the remedy ' The I’thiopim fale« ..(T the siarment of| Imitation is the Mincen.-st flattery.