MINERS’ & FARMERS’ JOVR^fAL.
V6l« II.
■ ■' i~ a
»*R1.\TKU \NI) FI ItI.ISllEI) EVKRV Tl KNIIAY, HY THOMAS .I. lIOI,TOX....tlIAUI.OTTK, MIX IkLKNUl ft; t OLM'V, N()in il> AROLINA.
I WIU, TKACH Yor; TO rit:nrE the BOWKLS nr the earth and BRIMI OI T from Tllt CAVKHSH ok the Urn'NTAINX, MKTAI.» W fin tl WII.I. give stremjth to our HANHH AM> RI BJECT AI.L NATURK 1X> oi r us* and pleasi re.—dr. JOllliilioN.
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IIIU
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iXolior.
Subscriber liaviiifr qiialiticd :it the Au-
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of Uryan U'. Taylor, dcc'd. hereby nolitirs those
iudt bted to said estate to make iinincdiate p.iy-
nient; and those having cluiiiiH a);iinHi the Kauie
art* rei|ueMed to present them pro|>erly aiilbniti.
cated within t)ie time prescribed by law, or tliis
notioc will be plead in bur uf their recovery.
SAM’L. TAYLOU, Adm'r.
Augu*^18ro. 02tf
HEAIMI1 AKTKKW, (
CharloUt, l«r Sept. i
To TiiHToMMiHsioNEn OmrfH.s op Tiir. 1st Reci-
ME.NTor .Mei-klenburo, N. C.
Y" Ot’ ur« (.-uiiiiuunded to appear
at tlie (.'ourt-llousc in t'hur-
lotle, on Thursday, the iltli day of
Oetob«‘r next, for the purpose of drill,
arinrd with side arnu, at 10 o'clock,
A. M.
Captains cominandin|;companvs
arc hereby ordered to ..ppear at iJio
t^jurt-Uoiise with their coinpanys
under their cnniniand, lor the pur
pose of drill review and inupcction,
on l'riday,the l:ilhof(>'lobi‘r, arm.
ed a>> the law directs, with U rouiid:)
of blank cartridjes, at 10 o'clock, A. .'M.
Hy order of
JOHN SI.OA.V, Col. Comd't.
W.M. W . LONG, Atij'l.
Ki:ani:.^T.iL oi{1>i:kn.
rj^lIK 6!tth Regiment of North-C'arolina Mili- \
IL tia will parade at fhcir uyual Regimental
parade gniund, on 'I'ufsday, the !tth day ol' iK-to-
}mt next, armed and cquipiK'd as the law directs,
for the purpo-«! ol' ReMCW.
The Cotmiiiscioned and nen-Commi«''ionpd Of-
reeri and mtinii'ians will attend on the day pre
vious for the pur(x>sc of drill.
Uy order of tlie Col. Comd't.
W.M. W. I,IDE. A,lji.
Ci'Uh Kegitneni ,V C. MtUtia.
20(A. Ih.l:.'. :«v,r
or TIIK LUiasLA’l L KL:
I'OU lH3i.
A«lie John Ray, S. Taliall'ero Witcher and
Horton, C.
Anton—W. A. Morris, S. TIioe. D. Parke and
Moses (^uthbertRon, C.
iiMrie—JaniesMcDowcll,S. Alney Burginund
F. I*. Olass, C.
Unnnmhf James Allen, S. James Weaver
and John Clayton, C.
H'riit—li. O. Askew. L. Thompson and IJ.
Outlaw, C.
Hlalen—U. T. Melwin, S. J. I. .AI’.Millan and
R. Lyon, C.
Ilrvntwick—W. R. Hull, S. -S A. Laspeyre
and Jno. WBdilell,(\
Wpo«/ort—Joseph B.llinlon,S. Henry S. Clark
and K. M. Konner, C.
Cunihfilatid—John I).Toonier,S. John D. Ec-
cles and David .McNeill, C.
Cosu'ftt—Jnnies Kerr, S. Littleton A.Gwynn
and iinrzillai (Jraves, C.
CAr////a»i-—Nuthun A. Stedman, S. John
Uuthni^und Hugh .M'Queen, C.
(ViOiroH—-tVl. William hullock.S. Jofeph H.
Skinner and I’aker F. Welch, C.
ramilrn....U. S. Ik II, S. H. I). Harris-on and
'I’hos. Tlllet, C.
Cohimlni)—Luke K. Simmons, S. Caleb Ste-
veoh and Josiuli .MaultKby, C.
C«/rn/—Thomas .Marshall, S. Otv. ay Burns
and Duvid W, Horden, C.
Ciaren—Hiciiard I). Spaigbt, S. Abner Hart
ley and Wiley .M. Nelson, C.
Calianut—.•Vrchib.ild Houston, S. Daniel M.
Karrinffcr, und (ieori^e I'rj, C.
(‘uirilnrk—Jonutban Liiidjay, S. J. B. Jonci
and fJeii;. T. Siinn ons, C.
Dujiliii—John L. liuM^uy, Joseph liiiispie
and (irady,
Datidsan—Juhn Hogan, S. Willium ise-
nian and Henry Lodlurd, C.
t'.ilaeroiAli—lH>iiis I). Wilson, S. John W. F’otts
and (iray LittK, C.
Franklin—\\'m. P. Williams, S. Alfrel Lan
caster und NuthanivI It. Tiinstall, C.
(iinnrilU—Thomab W. Noiniun, S. Sptneer
t>’Brien and Jolm C. Ridley, C.
Ouiljotd-—Jonathan Parker, S. Alien Pee
ples and David '1 hoiims, C.
(;rrerip—.Wvatt Moye, S. Jaiiits llarjKr and
John Biiii.ond, C.
6'n/fs—Will. W. Coot cr, S. W. Stdlling and
i^oreifiti Jntiititfenre.
LA'I ER FROM ENGLAND.
. [r» hwl’est.J
I'loin the Arkanfos Gazttte.
DENTAL SUKGEKY.--Ao. III.
We arc often tiski d, whiit is the e.’tisting
cmise of decay in the teetli ? We reply :
Diaeji.'^c nmy Ik; brought on in tlie leeth ci-
ther iVoni increasod, supprecsed, or dirnin-
i»ih(Hi action.—Warm, and stimulant sub.
htancos will iiicrouso tlio velocity of ihc cir-
ciilaiing fluids. ’I’his increase is snccceded
hy c:orru.s|»oiiding dehility. For instance;
any stiinulfius taken into the sy^tt in will in-
rrcu.so arterial action fora time ; but as thi!
efi'ectsof'thc stimulus subside, the pulse sinks
as far 1m;Iow llie standard of health as it was
above it, hlien under the influence of the
stimulants, with the teeth. If this do- consequently \vc have no further in
send one or more persons to the I'nited
States, to collect information relative to
i the American sybtcin of banking and cur-
' rency. This is a step which might cer-
Nfiw-YoKK, S'pleml)cr 3.—The
schooner Courier and
on Saturday, in sight - .-.t..., •. . ,
tlio fine new ship Orpheus, Capt. Cobb, i ^ x“) if fair play
ai».l this morning our Collector reached
town with London pa,«rs of the V»:)d July, ^
1 inquirer, b.arded ^ “""'y ^ “dvantdge, and if tl,o
ofl'iie I.sland Light, Iover-as it ought
irnheus. Caot. Cobh, i P'“y
iK-mg three days later than before received.! ‘ •">?«>• tant subject arc only to h»
Our J.iverpcl dates arc of the i'.'ith, the , ''-‘I hringti.g tngelher all the in-
dnv Capt. Cobb left that place, though his
pilot did not qmt him till th« 27th. i .mportant
No arrival has taken place in England,; ” '”‘1^"''>'
since our previous accounts from I’ortugiil,
In that country the trade of banking and
currency is j>erlectly free. Ihere is a
.. 1 , . i- .1 „ I. ].! Uovernnient bank, the renewal of whose
bihty belong contmu.d, it may '''''rI charter is, like our own, at this i
able to retu.vei- a healthy action. I'his, m i ^om l*.r 1 rt n i, f ' r consideration; but it has had
the teeth, is sure to re.-ult in moilitiration coming from a quarterl. . , , . j’.
of llii'pill*.—(’old uud aslrii)g*‘iil 8ul)slan-!inforiiialion
ces dimmish the action in the teeth. that the Spanish Ambassador at Lis-
mav never recover. .Mortification is the I‘‘"'‘^cts by order of his court all the
conVequeiic'. 15v pr..»sure on the teetii, measures ot Don Miguel, whose ministers
at the present moment are mere cypher.s,
they having explicitly to obey the orders of
or parts of them, the action of the circula
lion ma\ MippK'ss^ed. It cannot recover.
inon»>nt
no mo
nopoly, and has had to maintain the coin|>e>
tition with other banks, of which there is
about 80(1. It has, however, by its posi>
tion, necessarily great influence over the
whole of them.
The Americans, we l)clicvc, liuve had
lld.e.- iii> trrth d. cav. In'what nart o( "'a**'*'*’ he hini.elf lj, ing under ! "“‘j®*'®*
~ the .sole guidance of S|>ain. }},.ii|gi, ; but have dissoived them ; and a conimitteu
the teolli diii s gaii^Piiie usually commence 1
Aii.swer : iinally immediately under the
i-iiuiiiel; U ausc these parts are most re-
moll- from the centre of circulation, conse-
quf'titly les.H iiourisliinent is afforded them,
'i i;o first VII eiice of the existence of dis
ease, IS (ii.scojoration, which maj be seen
thiiMj;;h ihe enamel. It re-acts iip^m the
hciltliy pciUa adjoining it; this on the
next, and ^o »ti, till a large poilion is dis
eased. It i.ow becomes carious, and as it
Il'Ts hut lilt!*- resistance the enamel either
l»rMk. 111 or ivciiii.es decayed also. Now
tln ro 1.S a lar^^e cavity. This sometimes
a; peais (iuiiiig the time of eating, and for
ill. lirsi time the patient is apprized of dis-
iii a tooth ; ai d |)crhaps thinks he has
government seem, however, determined to I *’'cn gone the length ol
see fair play between the two brothers, the i recommending the dissolution of this also,
new Knglish envoy to Lisbon having des-1 grounds we are not aware.—
icd an ofiker to ihe Spanish army i its eBlablishinent, howc\tT, is
patched
ihe frontiers, who is to repoVt to him e'vcry j curwus. In the period lietween
movement made by that body of troops. 1the bunks in a majority ot tho
Helgium and Holland still eontiiuied to '
occupy a considerable share of public a.teii- ^ op
tion. ' The London Conference it is stated n ; I ' r-
have agreed upon ce.tain neu- propositions bc-came desirabe for the Congress to re-
.1 ..I * *• .1 . ^ fin medv, and as the law had prorided DO now-
tor the selllenient ot the qurslion. Ihis; • • . . it . /o. . .
scheme, which is to be emb^l.ed in a .Ixty i ‘^^o m e.ferc, the United States Bunk was
protocol, comn.o.icesbvexpressi4 '^'’'*^'‘^'’"‘* ‘he general com-
the satisfaction of the Conference at the [^y •"
11, I- .. II , cas), to do ttie same, i lus cfiect its es-
uillm^ness e.\hiiiited by the King ot Hoi-' ... , . . ,
, , 1 I . •: , ® , , tab IS iment fiad, and a most treuiein ou3
land in Ins last propositions to come to an , ..
MILITAHV' OKDKRS.
iii;\i>-itrAit'i i:ks,
CuHCOtd, -4ui’ui( -V, It>30.
Ilrrt/ord—l.ridiLT J. Mont^'omcry,
Carltr und 'I'lionias V. IiolM'rt>. C.
Iredell.—Col. 'I’l.oinas.Mli
derniilk and Ceo. F. Djvidsr
Jiiuet Janies llarii.on, S. Nulhan 1 oseue
and John H. Hammund, C.
Jiihiiotnn—Hillary Wilder, !;. John .MelA'oi
and Ji.siah Adams, C.
Ui., ir—-W . D. .Mon ley, S. Alim W . W ooUn
and ( ouneil Woolen, C.
f.iiiroin— Daniel Hok^S. .Miles \V ■ Abermtliiy
and Henr) Cannier, C.
ihcklrnhuri;—Henry Massey, S. Jas. Dongli-
ind Juhn Hart, C.
.Much difierence of opinion exists here
on the merits of the American system—
some treating It as quite perfi^ct, and olU-
Thomas Hill ii» more subject to dff ay than
i the latt( 1.
W h\ IS the pain of lontli-arhe more e.x-
ierutiatmg than any other? I’efause the
stiuetiireof the tc-th is so dense that their
€l
vB 1 ^|S A»;i ( h I .nlm. C.
A'jr-//nnuier—Joseph Lamb,
1 ir W W and L. H. .MarsU Her, C.
Soitiitimiiltin H.irod Fuiscn, S. R. B. (Jary
und .\llin f'lerie. C;
Au»A—W. W . Boddie, S. Jos. Arrinjion and
Georgi iiotldie, C. i i i .i .
cL/,t.'f--W. Moncomcry, S. Joscpli Lllison 1 turm cannot be altered—thoy cannot per-
and F. H. .Manpum, C. ''' it the nerve to swell; and the moment in-
OnW(/ir.—l.iwikDishong.S. George A.'riiomp- ji.iiniiiatioii takes place in the nerve, instead
,, I id' lx'iii2 mitigated hv the rt'cession of the
\\ ilhain 1. , , . . ....
— ■' h — -- - —ip I, - ■ 1 V . . 1- ilootli. It is increased by the resistance It of-
Bri^ade ofthe lih fj ^ J. W. Town- ' lers. When swellmg takes place in a part
MiiUn, are her.ty eonimande.lto»p(Har in on-! l fr^iHions-- iki r_, .'»*iiintr, .. ... v. .io»ii , r~ f •
cord, on Tl.urMlav. the 27lh of S,-pien.her next, i »c"d ana I). Mulhn, ( . , , „ . ^ ^ lall.'cled with rheumatism, the aeute.iess of
« nil Ihere re«|.i ciivc sul>ullcrns and privates, e- j ^ ersor—lic.berl \ aniiook, S. Benj. A. Sum- i j.gj,, ,j, abated, U'cause the pres?ure Oil
quipped aeeordinR to law. loi Review, /riie Reg-1 J,’- ^ ^ j t he diseasinl part is removed. V. hv is more
;!iir, *.S:c. the lip siiieldiiig the under teeth ; tion appears to be theappointment ofcoinmis.
_ 'I and the saliva which is uMiall> about them, .siotiers l>y the two powers, to meet at Aix-
smI.S. i^olonion Lott-: U.-ops up tlie equilihrimn of temperature in ' la-Chapelle, to negotiate and conclude an
oi.,c. ilifiii. TIh v decay in the sides before the'arrangement in relation to the division of ,
malar tectl^ he. au^e there is more pressure 1 territory and at l-lrecht in relation to the , drawing conclusions from it ot a wholly
o.Hin them, 'i hey being smaller, oIUt but: .l.vision of the .National debt. On the .sub-;
liti:-n si.Maiiee, ai.d there is an inclination je. t of tiie navigation of the rivers which ,*■ »'«*^'’ials, it is obMous tfiat no
uf all the i-aek t.-eth towar.ls them. Win I sr r^nato or traverse at the san,e time the ! conclusion can be perfec ly re led on, and
do the deno .ipientia almost invariably rle- ; Dutch and liel.ian territory, the Conference ‘'f “‘C pro|H^r course is to correct
eav , krause .hey .ppeur at a late period,, however say, it is to bi,- un,lerstoKl that the ‘"'orrnation, which will not be diflicult, as
a.s‘th.-ir mime in’.phes, v^hen there is less principles already laid down by them shall.Y",have for iiiany jears com-
n.ui ishnu i,t a(i:..ded ihem than at an ear- .letimtely adopted. •“‘‘-••r ^a-ks to publish an annual
' statement of their atiairs, mnumerable re-
hich are, in fact, e.xtant. 'I’heso
ly/xid, divested of the local
may contain, and conipre.^sed
historical narrative, will form
valuable document, and help any
ed the King of Holland, in order to gain defieiency in our own experience of tho
time, would propose to leave the settlement '‘“oject. i c I tmcs.
f ■inn Commanding C)fricer», belongmif to the | ^ ■
m R. uinieiit of Cavalry altaelnd to Ihe lllli | _ ‘ n»yno«i«*--John I,. B:.iley, S>.
im. nl V ill \n- formed at 10 o’clock, A. M. ’ I V’i«--Allred .Moye, S.
'I'be Offietrs U !.'nging to said Rejrinient arc ‘ ■
hereby eomniandtd lo ap|«-ar in Charlotte, on I Howell,S. -\le.\.\\
'f'lic.day, the iMh of .ept. inber next, e.piipped as , jaiiiin Lee, t.
re»|uired by law, for drill and other excreise, pre
pared to form llie lino at 11 o’clocl,, A. .M.
By order of
W .M. C. MKANS, rol. Comd't.
( ll.\S. J. HAHRIS, .idj't.
|>aiii I xperienced in the extraction of a tootii
London, July 21.
Wc have been rather surprised at a
statement made in the Mornin*; (’hronicle.
Strrt Ctrrk 7'i«o/i of Cariilry are eom-
■ maiideil to appear on their usual parade
ground, on WtdneKday the IHih ol Sept. at 11
o'c look precisely, armed and c.juipped as the law
dircels.
W.M. H. NEEL, Captain.
st, l*'32. 'iw
HxcKu.ond—W. F. I.eak, S. Isaac Di'uyhcrty
and Diinean Mcl aurin, C.
Hockitiplium—RoIhtI .Martin,s. llenjaminSet-
tie Hiid Fliilip I. Irion, C.
Hiindil})h--.H\i^h .Mollitt, S. A. Cunningham
and Brower, C.
of all the disputed points to the arbitrament
ofthe United States.
The arrangement which places a son of , . , , , ,
the King ofllavanaon the throne of (ireeee, ‘''“V t-aJ been strongly n conirneiRled to
appears to be very unpopular in London. >1'meters to despatch persons to the I nite«i
It is b lieved that'he vvill be a mere tool “I****'" '"‘oration relative to the
in the hands of Russia. The guarantee will, a view
given by En«land for the pavmenrof a loan enlightening the Parliamentary Cornmit-
to be raised tor prince Otiio, had fx>en the “*«
subject of di..cussion m the House of Com- circuinstanee eon-
mons, as had also again, the Russian Dutch " ith the history of banking and
loan; the ministers, who were rather rude- ‘-•‘^‘•rency in America, that cannot l>e sufii-
ly assailed by the Tory members, carried
atsonandBen- jiluit aciies, than one which dews not ache? their point bv large majorities.
i-IU-eause the nerve is swollen and intla-1 ^ The late resolution of the Diet of Frank- ex,Kiise of a special mission across the At-
tort continues to be the subject of general . , , , ,
discussion nnd reprobation in both the I'ng-
lish and French papers. Ky the last prU ^ul*«tance ot such inquiry will be f^.und ta
vate letters n ceivcd at Pan's from Switzer- P'“'‘'> "'though m some ot the remnto
districts, whose intercourse was difhcidt
and e.xpensive, the local banks have been
iiied. It is ni(»re painful fora diseased por
tion of tlesh to be touclieil, than a sound one.
' PHILANTHROPIST.
A man gives an account in the t'harles-
W«fAf./or(/—Joseph Carson,S. Thomas Dew es ] ton C.’ourier of a gross outrage committed
ICitiiut nf a Ictltr from iMuisxnlle, Ken. .iujr. l:i.
“ A.S you no doubt are pretty much in
the dumps, I will tell you the subject of a
caruMttire about to be published here; but
first the ffory, which iS^ri/e:—farmer
in tins iieighlHirlKiod has u stupid n«gro,
whom he .s4‘t to ploughing, but not having
much faith in his judgment, told him,
“ Ji»ey, you we that cow ?” “ Yes mas-
R-.i.” “ Well, then, plough up to the cow.”
“ Yes massa.” .M’ter the.‘«‘ explicit direc
tions, the master the field. As long es
tht! cow slootl still, Josey ploughed as
straight as a shingle, but the cow had whims
of her own, and would Ik* promenading the
fiehl, nnd Josey after her ; so, instead of
tiiakiiig straight furrows, Josey made them
of all sorts of angles, round and square,
.«hoit and long, acute and ,ohtus!, «\:c. So
niueli for following the cow. Now, says
yon, where is thea|iplication ?—Jacksonisin.
I hope the Pfiiii.^ylvaiiitt Joseys will not
plough on to the cow.”
An acre of ground in the vicinity of
Newhiirv[>orl, Ma.ss. pnxluced last jear
Hl(i} l.iishej^of onioDf , iVom three pounds
of seed.
and Dr. lr«in, C.
Ki»ir«n—Archibald (I. Carter, S. Tliomas (J.
Polk and Riclimond Plar^on,C.
Hiimpsou—Edward C. Gavin, S. C. Monk
and D. Sloan, C.
Surry—\\ ni. P. Dobson, S. Daniel W. Courts
and Tlios. J. Word. C.
iitokes—liabriel T. Moore, S. John F. Poin
dexter and L. Zi).'Ur.
T:,:iiil- -iivu. D. N. Bateman, S. Charles Mc-
Clces and Samuel B. Spriiill.
IVujnr—James Rhoiles, S. John Broadhurst
and Patrick Cromwell, C.
UiiAf—Henry Seawell, S. Charles L. Hinton
and NalhanitI (i. Rand.C.
Harreri—John H. Hawkins, S. T. J. Judkins
and John Brayg, C
on his |>erson in the streets, and attributes
It to |Militical hostility, lie says he got
land and (iernianv, it is asserted *liat the whose intercourse was difhcidt
people there are confident of their strength, e.xpensive, the I.K;al banks have been
and resolved to struggle against the confe- l>enoficial, that the jwwer o
•lerate despots. Great disturbances grow- P«P«^ discretion has led
“somewhat intoxicated” at night, and when i,,^ out of the infamous pros-cription ofthe «'»' unqualiiied mischief by
he came to himself in the moi ning, he w as' Polish patriots by Russia, still continue to ri'">ous ftuctuating prices that it has
lying in the Public Market, tarred all over, {oxi^t in Lithuania. produced. W e are aware that a nominal
his head shaved, and one of his whiskers j We lament to perceive that the Cholera security has l)een exacted from the Amen-
shaved off, his pantaloons and ooat cut, und j prevails to a sen. us extent in London and of
his body mulilated. He knows no other: throu-rhout I'-noland -eneraliv. Thc(}ov- obliging them to pro«luco
1 that he is a I nion |ernmrat will not publish olScial reports of a certain proportionate amount of specie,
reason for all this, but
rioiisly druiik” to have undergone all this ,s evident from
t.en. Jas. W ellUorn, S. W.C. Emmet ] parties are edil'ying the pub-
*'1vu“»A"nJ‘DL‘-Jolm^ Joseph S. ‘^c With their diflerent versions of it.
man. VVe think he must have been “glo- |the slate of health of the metropolis, vet it that the legislation
from many circumstanges,' that ‘'as been so universally ev.ided by l^.rrow-
without waking.
A general rorr had taken place at the
house of a Mr. Canipliell, a few nights tie
Norman and Samuel Hardison, C.
TOWNS.
Tmrn of Fayrttrriilf—Iiouis D. Henry.
Toirn if \Mlminf;ton—Daniel Sherwood.
Town of Mrtrhrrn—Charles (i. Shepard.
'Fotrn of Sali»hury—Burton Craige.
Town if //o/i/Vij.—William L. I.on;j.
Tuirn of HillKhoniuch—Thos. J. Fatldis.
Tiitrn of /’.(/(•nron—.Samuel T. Sawyer.
FaiictfcvUle Obxerrcr.
“ In npite (^' your Urtk."—Judge llrack-
enhridge who has lately made some stir in
^he political world, and who is a comical
son of a comical father, resided some years
in Florida, it is said after he was engaged
to be married to a lady in one of the Mid
dle States. Diiring this time, her beauty
was impaired by the loss ot one or two ol
the pestilence is making great ravages »is ni all quarters, to meet the e.vuninatiou
there. A man who was taken up for theft, t'« P''l*l>c mspectoi^, that it has virtually
died with the disease between the time of to deceive rather than give security
his first and second examination at the police to the public, riie fact is, there can bo
ollice, twfnlv-tbur hours. The subjc'ct of adequate and eflicient stcurily fi.r a pa-
tithes in Ireland, nnd the putting down bv P" currency, but by the est.iblishmeiit ot
government of large a.sseinblages of people ,o‘ •'«uo, ut.oerclieck and
in that country, still give rise to very a- particularly m « country einjagca
crinionious debates in the House of Com-1 *" ‘-i'*-
mons. In these, .Mr. O'Connell and .Mr. GERMANV.
Stanley, the Iri-ih Secretary, are the must' M aniieiji. .Tuly lo.—-'Ihe wish to uni to
prominent speakers. * the whole of (lermany into one kingdom
e refer our readers to the remarks gninis ground liaily, and is the subject of
made by two Londou j.nirnals in relation to discussion in the .wu n and the rafi’. The
('ommissioners who are to lie sent out to [>eople sjieaU Ivoldly, .'iiid declare they are
her fore teeth. This circumstance gave . (.(.iintry, by r ( oinmitlee of the House determined never to 1«' satisfied until this
her some uneasiness; and when she ap|>ear-1 of Co,,,,to iiiipiire into our banking object is obtained. Th. y pivtend that at
present they are the sliijftlecocks of Fu-
i:.Vi;i,\\n. rop-—then- eoiiritry llie fi( Id of Iwttle, on
London, Ju'\ Cl.—Wo understand that wliirh disf'iites. to which they arenopar-
it has Ih'cii strongly recnnnneiided to (Jov- lies, are decitied—that they are at the wilt
(‘rnnment, as cjiii!cetel with th» pri seiit and mercy ol" their powcit'ul neighbors—
jnvestigatioa into the aliiiirs of baiiKiit^. to that thev ait bought and «olii like sluves—
gentleman who was whiskered up to
the very eyes, was passing along the street
the other day, when a -sailor observ ing him, 1 ed in the presence of her lover, aOer his I'e-1 system.
cried out to a brother tar, “ blast my eves ! I turn from Horida, she asked him it he
' ! thouaht her much altered.— He replied that
Jack, here s a fellow looks like a rat peep-;, » i. . _
‘ ' I he saw no alteration, except in her tore
mg out of a bunch of oakum.”—-V. Y. | sai,| |,e, 1 Jo not regard that,
Co»f!hHfition. ‘ rH nutrrv i/ou in of your tfcfh.