V
It
i V
a y !--
if
Prrim the London 'Quarterly Uetief 4
Safelu of Rail Road, 7YoreIIiagr.Bal let
.1.- in consider
rip wend irom . " i
oescena iu .itndant! upon
GREAT MATCH HACE-' 31 0,000. '
TWO M1LC HUATS. T- .
This Vac came off at New-Market on
iNEWBERN 'It ACES;.
1 T
Thb; Aniiual M,peting;cf .the Club took place
on the course on Monday last, a ad was fairly
iDectaa on mis occasion. . , , i m;ip hMi.
tinned. I , I 'i V " ie8UrY
Tbat'deatkls f rerj where-thai he levels ni tnrongcu w,w q.V pV.tnH W Eclipse, out of darn Festival, five years, I07!bs,
-v.?hrle. tbe bench! and the i&uage lhe country ; NortSoqtb, East and Weil 1 , j MDa b. f. Va.hti, br iP, Le"
baMhe ncWand the poor. he
HorsebacK, in warnagn;, vuiwuuwj " 1 dears' old. alios, bolted oa me wsiaeuo m
roucnesf, owg, MuVi. "' qairter w. !, , f f f -4
walking. laughing 'and Min Belting and I isdae to Uch of these fine animals id say,
timid, are alike tb vieuras wi r'
one will beisUed tadenyj and i w peba,
S.""; 1. Vr.npr! I fsoeakinar.Hb least fear-
1 ed, and tbat, ort the contrary, be is iariably
tbe most I dreaded where he, is Jeast known.--
The poman mina oecomcs jpiiuu,.ty w.g
which U has been long! accustomed while; on
the oihir handiltis ofteiLover aensiie r?pe
tihgibose which1; are newly burn. We beliefe
i.-U- hcrwkiinn ire Deroliarly applicable.
to the dangers attendant upon railroad mre!
)1Rr.as will appear from the folluwtng compari
son between it and matfta jsiijcu nmpwyf uf o
been hitherto accustomed. v H j p
ian9fr of traveilinff in eilher fashion
ok ng. as if they and uull care naa neT-i that thebeu was ;Dcauiuirf wuu-
kriown.cb'other,,fr he.beU.ng .ga.n.t W.raiV!!
o oosion -were a iucc ui pucw 6 , i t mi , i . - v ?
dust as the Ei imrfcras50l beating yJ mt i9'. .
Whigs this
er
Portsmon
5
ers
the
i S firing anil :
mistaken At a duarter before
theHses raHdtheir U ppearante: Boston
1 o:c
lack
oiiru . uut u - uaui
97lb4v:;f rl S fi
estiTal and Mistake, 4 jears,
i 2 The dangers of the carnage
t 3 The dangers of the looMwitife powers
d LTtis dangers arising' froto murnentaro. or
from tbe weight of ihq burden, rcultipled bj the
Tolticity at whieb Itlstconfeyed. l-fli .' Til
T As regtrds the! first of these, we arpAeerainly
t.nmhlv iof ooinioni thai, taleru prinbu&U rail
1 wayjnust b lessVIangiftroos ; ihanai Kighffoad ;
i Wadss'it is flat ;instead oV hilly :.because sar-
"face of iron issrnuother ihan a surface even of
broken stones ; Decause me up oi mo iau wuwu
confines the wbeM ; an extra seeUyt Jwhich
the common, road dies not possess : and because
waowons. Tans, carts, private raffia2S, and all
other Teliicles. as well as horses and cattle, be-
Itinfrtnnr tothe public, are rigorously excluded.
M -L n !. - O : T.l L -i.
catne first. Ua m queu anu u.g., vJun Scrims rears 10716s.-: k g dist.
:lTi I
colta apd llliesj
i . 1 1 -J....I. .i.imii h&ie name i n nnvrn r nnnii iiicj buiivuiiw..-& . -
hlTh'edangefSof the roadr J"! jd wilri the composure otpiie who lias
lived
Tirne4ms; 55 see. 2m. 8s.
fealne da if iSwi?epstakes for
,oo long in.il ie: wrldf.hd lopiae. m,
re8fu( -a part inj many .trying, scenes io- cii:BrtV' gif. GiDgei Ble;bj Sir E(t,a
Yfaangbold and arent,the aeemeuto
Dant!lor ihet eoiningtcuggle With VaU
ite impatience cf iyth standiag ion the
verge of manhood, and" longing to throw
himself, into the; mtghiy conflict oi ine
passions anu mimesis m men. ; , .
"At 1 o'clock; precisely tfiey were brought
op to tlie sarfmg4)sl. j Tte interest was
intense "dinuiig inc tb i
4.
l..;::-:::l.4 .T"". ... 7f
Juiiracijvom llu Apetai' Of Mr ;utvs$ p)l j cmspondenctirj Iht .VafKMal. Ldtflia-tncer.
:it..r i. t at ' . rt it.... ...4'
The Senator from New-Jersey aholells
as in sqbslanc&that there is much less rea
son fur throwing upjegaj barriers against
r Jr..iJ tfi JT.ir 1- !l 1 ' r .I -.' '";T.
cxecuuvo luieuereaco : anu encroacnoieni
. 'J 1 Si
-
10 mis
As regards thi 'secood of . these 'idan5ff8Vwf: 'Voiced could fee lierd all was breathless
Unped and off:they got like anowa they
subait to ouf resdeistnat, cauns vanmu, a t ansietvHiitt nser interest " The dram 19
railway! car musi b less danofirousjihinjajiiage Upe(j anj off thev goi
: . I f. it L . Jf - lid nanlrii ftf r it If i
or ma.,cuavM,iocu. ?o r f"!V tiurry awavPMitambuth has tfie start
ihed emotV. is; low instead of hih ; because i h i 1 m . - . t
iSXg?r. .ft low instead of MghpfUide tPf 1 3 m?k "
andwtiVits'idebecaiise its-axles, receding 06 from the w(d.go,,nd;ifh.rd running
e to break and cbnaeduetit-r will raalie orlosl gr0ti4 he mast recuv-
ietks.'are less liabl
r 1? because aiuge.her jit isTless liable to orerset:
As regards tbe third of these dangers5,- We
conceir there tan be; no doubt whatever, that
cctlerisiparibuij a Jocimoiive engine mustbe
i less dansrerocs than fur horses,, because ; it is
: uot liable to run away,! tupble downj of sby. af
latjangefobjpcis oir Doisesbftcausa it as no yice
in -tii-"becaaise it is not, like a borse retained
Tand guided bjr numberless 'straps, and buckles,
the breaking of ant one of which would itnake
intake fright -Ard, lastly, and because .by the
v opeuing of a valve its restless enierprising spi-
lit can any moment, be tamed adrift, Heaving
nothing behind it but a dull, barmles3,j empty
, copper vessel. v. f , - h 'if
.It is true that it impossible for the boiler to
explode, yet as the eafeiy -valve is i the line of
' leau resistance, mat acci cent who mamema
tical certatDty can be so easily provided against.
; that it is not now apprehended ; snd even if,
' contrary to phi lophica I calculations, it if. ould
ThappeaVthe sudden annihilation off the i jcomo
tfve power would injure scarcely any bul j thost
Tfiremer or engineers answerable to j the jpuhlic
for their neglect which had occasioned te mis
jortioney while, to the great bulk ojf tlie paseo
gers,' it would create no inconvenience, except a
gradual halt of the train. TP - ' ,
7 NViih respect to the fourth of theae i angers
. it must1 be admitted, that hut h the speed sOd the
li weight of a raiiwayHain vare infinitely greater
than. lhe momentum of a mail or stage coach. ;
Tjetl if the latter J in case of eeriiius 'accidents, be
sufficient to cause the death of the pasuengers,
- it migltt be suggested th a c the former can! do no
more Jjjust ai n i'9 practically rgoed bylojd sol'
dies, when they rebuke recruits liir dfeaJingar-
tljljery 4 that a musket; ball kills. a man fs dead
as cannon-shot.. If a railway train, fat" 'full
speed, were to run ftgsinstuhe solid; brtk work
of the tunnel, or to jioveMne,of ttiestleep era
bankrneotp, the j efiVet would inechanicalty be
jnnitely greater, but! perhaps iuli4 morel fit a I to
thej. passengers, than ti the mail -ra t"it3 pnmonj
pace, were to do 4 he nuni : 'besides which it
most always be remembered, that though the
tajje! nay profess to j travel aikhej.sa; jluke
Wairm pace of eight miles an hourt I yet any ac
suddenly accelerates or bulls op its jspeed
p.lost grO
er liii. T Theflrst half;!mi!e is nearly! run ;
ihey are near'tlie'hill on the .baek l the
course andtheirl relative ipositions are utU
changed. AtihelliliU Bptott makes a rally;
reiving upon bone and;
his youthful antagonist; he makes a mighty;
enort; ne cant come. ; ji-uritjuiuuiu tHw
him a cleaji pairiqheel8, and during lb
remainder of the jjieat asily maiiitairis his
victorious positidriL and is a winner by six
or eight lengths. : I: v
t: I Time-j-3 miri. 50 sec.
The knowing ones laire no w takehlaUa
back.v The ease with which Portsmouth
won the heat, makes them shake, in
shoes- t Such attempts at hedging
never did see." jThos. who had made bets
of two and iliree? ito'onevWbuId nbW have
crept through a gimblet hole if by8c do
mtl tnev coutu ua?e ueeu ou.
Handicap Purse, i mile beats, beat three in five
Col. Bryan's b,;g Sam Johnson, ,T t
pedigree bi,5yearT90 lbs. -v 2 2 1
uot. waeueotfisb i victoria 4 - ,T!
tloe aame littlri filly acquitted- herself with
evident oroiifldf aicommon powers, bjt' the las-
ting enourance m oam jonnson, una ex ou ngu.
weigtii,iseemea jpyeniwo oiocn iur iuvt-grra
tojrn pi speed, Ijen her owner Very properly
withdrew her, Uter the 4th heat.' V i think
she i)ids fair for hfgi distinctioniT i
1A match! wst hKmedlaiely' concluded between
Gen. Cutlilr aid ilr David MeDantel,' tf fil
teea hundredolltrs to 1200,that Victoriacoutd
pout SJam fwiih ;heif appropriate weights to
come off" a -llaleTh, in October next. I
WOjw..vrialf)f ourrworseis ne.w,,and ftlcwk.
deep in kU carihlland of course very slow, but
w e t i n k joo ! a 1 i e mot e usage it ! w il V beeonSe
indepeoderit
er hand, the
8elfJ tefytng
and! liberal d
would Olten
stue w to overhaul I firm and sored tdfair time.".
!Noi having , feeu bq th'e course, we avail nur
se If pf tbe; above sketch furnished by a Corres-
Spelfafor.
poodeut. r? I
rnrTruTin nv the rijnii.
fs--m "r-:
- r?
1
their
M irnn
and Oyster boys
with joy such
The I Fish
were jbeside -themselves
huzzastiich shaking of
hands, euch cbngrMulalions, such drinkit g
of jn laps, old New MTket pever saw be
fore; it was a caution,, and no 'mistake " ;
V keh the - interval Allowed between flte
heals had elapsed the horses J werf j aga i o
brought to the sUnd,apparcntly as fresh as
when they; first left their Slables. This time
the start was a fair. one. 3 Boston was little,
ajvery: iittle aheadr buti was' soon pasted
by Hortsniouthhoai. a length la bead
fur eoinething ovr ra, ' quarter ot aj mile,
when Bostonj taking the ti
ttd the
persuaders freely got up and made itj boot evening of lifts Muodonde
tdp andl)bbt-top (or about 300 yardstwhen crme, there is iajbiiss, tf
cident
. to that of the railroad, under whieh circomstani
cesi - the carriage is: ungovernable. In ffoinsr
down hill, if a link of the pirchains break if
the reins snap-or IfhV tongue of i littjej buc-
kle bendstbe scared jcat tie run awkyand it is
this catafiif ophe, it is the latent passion ,tandtot
the nrdinaty appeararice of theborse8,f which
shood ! be lairlyj considered, when a comparison
Js made between railroad and common ripad tra.'
nlin ; for torely.thlere is infinitely llssldan
jgeij in riding a horse that obeys the bridle at
twemy miles an hour J than there U io sitting
demurely trotting, at the rate of eight miles an
hoar, on a runaway. brute, thai is only w$itirig
f6rjth shade of the sliadu w of ; an .excuse ' to
'.. place his.iider.in a predicament almost asun
enviaSU as Mazeppa's. I-1
There is nothing, we undrstajd,, atL all ei
theirdangerous or disajfeeable in going! what is
s vulgarly termed fastif no objefit inerjrenes
mechanically to oppose the pngres9 ; and jthus,
not only at this moment do the crows, I heavily
9 ikfitf nns. r In na Am - rrt 't..
t travel on tbe rail road, but every lit lie bird that
nops out oi tne tiedge as lhe tram passes fwtthh
out conceiving lb at he is incurring danger) leave,
ii oeuina nin. iiow, we nave already shown
that the obstructions which exist on a grail road
: uri . 1 . 1 . . t . J
are inuniifij teas iio' loose wnicnXts on .
Thigh road inasmuch! as from" the former -every
' namaooeing, animai, ana venicieris excluded.
excepting muse sateiy included , m tbe Urain,
It is true that in case of an, unforeseen i obstruc
lion, a coach can pull up, s:y m iwentv vards.
while a train at fall speed caonbt beatopied in
less man say iwo nunorea ; out, on the other
v lrtand.lt must be reqUected that,assistfd ;by the
T signal men. who nr fligs or bugles (especially
in it fg at which tune asdans la nuitf uiosles
chats sons gris)' can . commuoicate, llkd ieie-
. grapns, one wim anoioe; toe conduptr of a
.train may be said to$ee considerably more than
teh limes farther before him than lhe driver of a
-man coach, and tberel.-re he is better abl m
avoid the obstruction Indeed, if any one would
paTtuire fronilhe lndon lNroffice of opr mails
T a foggy or anowyr wtotei1 r ight, be! wunl
f almost feel that nothing shirt of a miracle could
enable the men and burses, against wind -and
v . wealher, as well as in df fiance of all obstructions
bri the road, lb keep jtheir tioie: sod. with these
T ideas o bis mind; bej would prbababljt' feel that
this danger of iravllng by such a i conveyance
m , was if.Ooitely greater.ihan in a rail rWd train,
i.i . i . : i: . ..i t ;
ujiog aiong me iron .groove or us well protected
... omit. ". .v;-;-fi; r-.f' v T:t j T;'"l IT .
. ; " ! So laoeh foij. theory r in practice,- ilje;preeise
Tvamonot of ihe j daftger; of rail rwadirjaveilieg,
even at ;ihe ctmmenc?mext wp( he experiment,
, will aj once appear, foii tbe i.fficial repurts, lo
. base been about ten passengers killed; out of
nflre ma forty foDiiaillfoos! T ' 'j j I ;
Porslmbuih vmadea gapj of some 5 jorO
yards belweVn them,-w!tich he easily kept
open until they came !to the head ol the
quarter etretch on the second mile,' when
he added 10 to i'2; yards more to the dts
taVtce betiyeen them, and won the rate and
$10,000 by lohil8 toi2Q yards. , j 1 .
From the 16tb! number of lheStndentsMag-:
axin, alperio lical published at tbe Intiiution
Tot h IJIiiul, finff niladelpbiaj we copy tbe
iuflowing Ootiuary, khe composition of Henry
Juette CtltiT, of Virgir.13,' a blind boy in bis
fifteenth year. It will, we trust, awaken new
interest in this Irjptitution,. ' , T 1
Obitoary, by & PupiL There is a delight,
an inexpressible pleasure iaThope, when the mind
looks torward to fiiturity's golden boors' with n
eye of joy ; but leere is a deep and awful gloom
cast over -.the aojul, when we reflect upon O.e
past jyith sad anpl melancholy regret. ;' Theref is
a charm io the CbiliQ summer eveuing, when the
last ray of the' setting sub paints the, horizon
when th Batblers or the groves seek some bree-
v height ti'sing their farewell songs to depar
ting day ; and tope is a charm to the eye when
the blnei vault of Heaveo is bespangled with my
riads f iwrnkiin:: star.s But when tbe irreli
gious oiilrf'H in the twilight of life, and he
shades otHhaty.oningf gather, thick and heay
arbond jhim wb n he is jdston ike Cirifioes fol
an eternal world, nr, known, untrodden by.livjng
mantherVi is a fear,ia horrur.a feeling vyhich' he
aloob knb vs. Bit to thogmjd Christian, whose
ded and undirumed bv
ough pain. In dvin& 1
country than in EDgIand-that in
Englaodjthe ! chief Execuuve Magistrate is
v .- ! j-.-K?,:! fi'- T Bli .
nereaitarv nere na is elected bv tbe Deo-
pie i .ind hence lhe Senator would seem to
iujcr iu4i uc euuuia qq iree: irom jqonsiuu-
Uonal or legislative resaiots. l But this ve-
ry circumstance ol the popular election of
tue lyniei aiagistrate, in, another aii0"jftire
philosophic) ve wTof the fubjecV'creates
the greater necessity; for raising barriers by
la w against- the abuse ofhia avlhprity ; be-
ingjebtjajen by tie ?pbjfc naUitally!"bas
their sympathies ard .;cpnJBdein?f;.The'
see jhini In; thle Creature bf their piwer -the
reflfctedl image fojf thjeir) sovereigntvThey
are,' tfieVefore, very riatarally lessf disposed
to - tSe jealous or distrustful of him, than
they wbbWirje bf tiii hejredituy5 Chief Ma
gistiat4 holding his! existtnee and power
y oi ineir :wui. - ua ine o iir
eecttiChief magistrate, hira
oo! thepe Natural ay mpathies
ispbsitidns in tbe popular mind.
be I tembteel to - abuse them i
and! unless restrained &i"iaw,;.to venture
ua sirtcoes ui 'Ivuuvukv ur auuiyriiy wiiicu
an lierUil?r8gu3ir3,te, lb, copstant Tbi
iect of nuolic vigilance krid iealousr . would:
be unwilling to 1 risk I Accordingly, one of
the jmost liberal as wen as profound politi
cal jwrttersblj the age,". lone whom his own
country mtn CTallevrand). pronounced to be
a second Montesquieu, hai remarked io his
generally canrlid vieWf ojf the -AracVn in-
stitutions, thejt public officers here are ordi
natily' "-Mat more tnepino'enf SSithintheir
sphere of action than the civil Jofficerso
iiis owncoiiritr; ,ana iom a reiianceioo
the sympathy and indulgence oi the peo
:jde, ? wno-e1 agents taey are, hhey some
times yinturi manifestation of thtir
powtr Viftidi, as6ii een an purcpean.
'By thi .'mtc ni? hi, adds 'habits are form
ed in theShiaffcof & free oim
may.onedaj 61 fatal o its libtrtiesJf
These j remafksTpf JDe Tocquevdle are
not made wilh irelerenye .to th r resident
particularly, pui applied to American public
otacers it general. nw uouk is oy tar tue
most3 favorable Iview ojf American institu
tions that bas been pres
New York, April 15;
The Great Western was off the Hook last
n 1 1 h t, . and reach ed the wharf this lionii t: ,
ner passage nas oeo long one f 221 days,
having sailed on the oight of the 23d alt. bbe
haa not had a fait, day, but hasstrovgled with
strurlg westerly gales, and her .paddles show
signs of a. bird j conflict. " She brings but 109
NEVV
Time 3.U8s
Petersburg Intelligencer.)
MARKET RACES.
Ports-
won
A milrli Rr rioliviiair Rn.tnnvL
m0uth,i$i6 OOOj yside,2 mile heats
oy jL nis uoumi inf iwo fieaia. v ,
Same Day. S weiepsUties;306 entrance
. r.iyu lorietin two neata
Win. R. Jofinsors Shark colt, '
J Si Corbin's Chateaiiilrilly,
N. -Raines's T T! L -. ,3-2-
Time 1st heat;; lro. 54s 2d. do. lm. 54s.
Seeond Day.
Proprietor's PujrseJJj mile heats, 300.
passengers, among whom are officers of the
British Army for the Canada. Juige HaHbtir-
tint tbe Hon Mr Uunard, of Nova Scotia, aod
the Gamble8o! Florida. Mr Kiyle, a O'otem
menl messenger, is also a passenger. ,
1 he News is that of Feace. The Nlessase
of Mr Van Bureo was carried mi in' 1? days.
but the proceedings of Congress, which wot
out in' the steam sbp Liverpool, had not reach
ed London. T ;,The hot remarks imputed to Mr
Webster wereii hbwever, copied in the London
papers, with all the warm dt-bate in tbes Uuited
States Senate of that day, as reported in some of
the New. York papers. lhe Alimstertat press
is very considerate. A very mad print, tbe
Liverpool Mail .raves. The London Morning
Herald and Standard,, high tory prints of not
much influence, also talk of cannon and big
guns but the ; Times, 'which ts generally ou r
bitterest enemy, lhe organ of .Sir Robert Peel
and the Duke ot Welitngtotr, as well as of the
London merchants of the Conservative faith,
speaks with ocexpected force lor peace, it
even advocates a compromise a concession
the bargain of tbe boundary line of tbe lower
pan of, tbe St John for the Canada roads. Now
if the great Oppcsiiiun orga talk lhaa, will
powerfully advance what we know to be the pea
ceable views of i the British Mjntstry I he JIt
morandum of tbeBtitish Minister andMi For
syth afforded universal satisfaction. The ca
lamity of- a' war is felt With as much force on
the other side of the Atlantic as on this. There
was great uneasiness in London, and an entire
suspension oi business in all American securi
ties but the, belief was almost universal, that
the good understanding bet weeo the two nations
would be restored. T
Thexheeriog news is a further advance, and
a grea: liveliness in the cottonmarket. This
news will have.an energetic eflVct uion our long
depressed money market, 1 and relieve us, we
hope, ffom the gloom under which wehave
been sunering. . lbe suspension of business in
some Ameiican securities may, hwwever, be a
temporary drawback, but it is out probable '
r . The Belgium, qoestions ajre eettled. The
Chamber, altera long debate, agreed to the
terms of the rrotocol.
The French (Mole) Ministry have been beat
en in the elections.,: and have resigned, l he
King,' on the 8ih of March, had begun to frame
a oew Ministry, but even at late as the 20th
the names were not ofHciatly announced. Tbe
cause or this delay was the inability of the King
and. the new Ministry to agree u loo terms.
Suuit, Dupin,T,heirs, Passy, and Humann, are
to be members of this new Ministry
The laboring ' disaffected part of the British
population are said to be arm u g. Large forces
from the artillery have been hurried ff from
Woolwjch to-MaucheMer. - The Guardian, of
Manchester, re ports, a great business to bo go
ing on io the making and selling of pikes.
The news from toe Eastern world was not
favorable to a continuation of peace. The pros
peel of an extensive war with the Burmese was
daily becoming stronger. T 1 T
Papiuaugh has arrived in Paris. The Great
VVesieru leaves this city next Monday., . There
a. a reHrt of the rigraiion of the British Min
istry, who had been defeated in lhe Houge ol
Lords upoo' an Irish quest'en. The Princess
Charlotte JSasoleoo, daughter of JoaepU-Buna-parts,
is dead. b , - .
Postscript, Our own , money market has a
reliance, ou the sympathies and -protection temporary electi'iciiym it, created by he nevs
to venture on unwarrantable " lhe Ceat Western. Stocks have gone
there lisef ftn
... V
with rat ht ::
Ueporter .!ei, r
ciiybas ben (T
many, very t
hate been Ctitir
menaces ct n. r
tested Ward, a u
off W big vou ,
guards have !
they have ear-
thus won is t: ;
marked t fu.o t
cooijileie ov,rs!
Qutrrelirrr an ; .
phances i a
apolojy ; bllt a
ting' at all, is a
whrh changes
The evenif
dilional insane
JUUlnizkt L
For some days
hate, appeared
several of tl. !
With colon. lis
er wards to rr,
a oe.retuu is, .
terrfay,,m ti e n
of 100 to 150
II
ouse, late
drove lhe buunUr
and robbed oil, ai
ding several t T
crs, .;pe it !smi,
ben taken C
cessary. h was:
ming of the raj
cofocos, aud the c
in N. Jersey , an !
part of these d..
siiiutiotis.
EXECUTIVE
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by others. t j .
he oflered to
which he It s '.
the exceptKHi i
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' Thus is heT
sand dollars a v
nasty oj Vie (.
t bas been presented by any foreign
writer llano ne noius tnera uo. indeed, tor
imitation iarjjd gradual Jntroducioii in Eu
rope, asanas j'te oiuereni circumstances
if ihn old and IliR np.sof urnrlH loi II admit
The remark!! l&vojq-ioed fromi him, there-
lore, coming
Iv a" source.
consideraiibn
rdm so enlightened & friend-
deserves iat feast the candid
of every jnan who cherishes,
and woul,H'bjpstrve and perfect, our free
popular institutions. lt shows that we
should not ba coi tent with lhe fact, impor
tant as thut is, that Our!principal public ol
ficers ro .clioj en byi unh are, at fixed peri
ods responsillel to, t he ! people that every
circumslunce rnky embolden them, from a
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O P. Hare's Willis,
Wffl. R JohosonTs . Rnpker. - " :
John S. Qorbin's Bandth ,: '
E J. Wilson's Tom Walker.
James Tally's b hi by Tjimolann, )
S W. Morgan s Virginia Robini
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son.
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dist.
dist.
and lhe popecioiisifiess oflwell spent days gne
by rriakH hia dyicj pillow easy Thus it fas
with! ouiif'teod Mtd tutor, Julius IL Frif.l4n
der, whose mecnory will ever cherished 'by
us, and; waiose name, id afier ers, will, shine
wiilji uudiuvjhisbe brigbtness and lustre in the
history Iof ibenevplenrinstiiulions. The jvraftiri
the S'afeSriiso, and the hero, all seek for (lairfe-;
but j on r ie naaie-ot ;hose whorn blind a!m
ou;on us ie inrougn seas oi oiooo mere is
left an ifftjejlihle s'igroa. a tarnish wh'ch time
can nevli weariafvay. Not so with bur friend,
oar tnucn lamented frtend. ' I
ISix yars havakiot yet elapsed since this i?0od
man. infj ienced by the most humane and noble
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leeungs inai eeriwarmea ana antmaiea me bo-
som ojf lian.oide his kindred and flis own ha
live: land1' ;adieo, and sought a home in this, a
landj of si rangers -inot in pursuit of famej not' in
parsuit Of hooors, not in pursuit of wealth ;but
in pursnti of the m re. laudable and praisewor
thy M'jeet-lrthe al eviation of the afflictions; of
the br.brtcnat blind the alleviation bf our faf
flietion8iwe,'whise brows miefortone with lier
cruel hand has marked .with sadness' and with
sorrbwijilt: was alone to pluck the thorns from
thebliodf man's dirked and rugged path through
life I thatT he ibht oor shores ;faW."by his
lonjf' aop; on eirid: exertions, the dark ghlora
which once surronjnrled as ha been' dispelled,
and: the brig nt imirttfe ofedocation partly thrdwn
around jtjs.i But, jahs!, he is bo more! TJiat
kind, Ujat generics heart -hasi hai ceasedj to
beatj; tii ' feble : fulie ; has sunk to steep, Ihw
mil and gentle )ice is hashed, and bis bright
beatjuingi ey es aim felosed in death j 1 but there is
left no crime, no onrnanly action; to cl a shade
over, htSi name.; t He is gone; yet: all that's
of the people
excesses! 1 1 lie true security oj freedom is
io throw jup, Nlorehan, barriers by law
against ih,e abuses :ojf-per.iiongh it be
voiilerreoj by jho peOpto ; anrLihen the re-
spotisiointy oi itciivt ittgents wni ue some
thing real ardj c tf ctual. 'It would be a
danjgerouJsi del ulionl? jjlr Jeffeson haatnld
us, 'were a ci nidencern the man of our
choice lb siler ce our f ars for tbe safety of
ouiUiglits.' n q'estibn ofjpdwer, then,
let no more befhard of confidence in man.
but bindthirn tfou?Hj fVm mischief by the
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chains of
til
P a
trood deal.. .Mrrieyed men ftl much easier,
The cotion holders are delighted. There is
great relief fell! in VVaiLstreet, and' in all the
business parts of the city. Private letters speak'
of tht continuation of peace as certain, Indeed,
all ratioual iuen of all parlies in England speak
of a war as fratricide. These letters also re
mark that the airangement of Mr Fox and Mr
Forsyth is considered a mit happy 6na. ,';
There were large sales of U S Bank stock
to-day at 1154. The advance on cotton in Liv
erpool from .Iarch 1st lo 2dd was about a penny
auu one-fourth. - -
The JevellW r, ;
p'cs of t he it iV'z
country, 4iiiV' .?
NationarintciJ .
duty. These i.';.
canism into Jar
very foundaii.ii , ;
purity and . iriu
es, they raits t! -gainst
the ponr, :
ion in the c m;: !.
ptecate. ' Tie ! .
interested 'deer;;:
tound to be d( -;:
perfect .Msjur V
profej's'tifi! j ht; i:
the, dear j.tcple ;
They a if. ur,.ki t? :
to oai au I'-iace u. .
o
And yt how of i en lias bis syren song-a-bout
the menlof oUr choice been sung to
lhei jealousies bf affree people, and to
inli
stre
this
first to' be flacked! by the rude hand of the ' de-
biroyt-r. . ix is i gone ; oor rrtend'is gon, and
gone forjever! Tboygh his c.pse lies low iih
tbedead,a tenant ut the silent tomb his pure
sbul! ha; winged way tohat bright land of
bliss, the hallowed home of God. ! 1
Time 1st heatl 3:53;' 2nd do 3:46;' 3d
l:S:r:i ? "T jdo. 3:57. "l : -
This wssonftlbf the most interesting ra-1 bright 'jmusij. fadetjib brightest still ike' fleetest:
ces wh ich we ever witnessed, and the time It 1 "? fare fl'wen of the garden is loo often the
of tbe second heat tssaid to be the buick-
jBst ever made on New Market. M
W the first qtiarterof the first heat,Vir
gjnia Robinsjon?srider was thrown jb the
breaking oPthej Stirrup" leather, ndtwith
standing which the mare kept thelrict,and
af the entjoflhe heat came out ahead by a
length. She of course was ruled
heat given fioWillis id
- Theiderweiare glad to hear, Was but
slightly tPjuretlu j j - '
, . . y Third Day
4 mile heats-JockeylCltib Purse, S700.
Ldmnnd fTownciV b h Stebi;vby
. Fylde.daoi Constitution, 5 years
old; iio Ibsrlj-i . T': : '
Euwaro J. Wilson'e g m Omega,by
T'aiolf 00 Cropper, 5
.Tra oiuvtujr lbs ft! " -..-;. :(
-VHare,s M Champagne; hy
, lipae, danj; 3ii Arthy 5 years
' old.l.0;lh I ;r nmlJ Tt
James Talley's q rn Betsy White.by
f u vuanci, 4 years
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ngtheu the brrn Jof tlelegated powef-In
verv repdrt of ihefSenator from New
Jersey, j fhej st rbpathies; of thej people are
constantly intoked on jbehalf of the ofHce
hblders; i whose interfrlrence wkliiheirmost
sacred rights is sought! lo be stit'jected to
sotrte legal restraint, by being told, in
not less jhan hllf a dozen doleful passages,
thai these po H pi oscrtbed oflScers' are the
people! offijrers hohored ; by the choice
aurj corifiderjde of jlhej people V In like
manner, if a jroeisure of the President,
deemed idapgerous to the liberties and best
interestsofilelcoufltry, is opposed, and op
posed wlh effect, the generous feelings bf
the people ar at once) appealed to, to corns
forward and sustain the President of their
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..We learn from the Armj and Navy Chroni
cle that a Board is now bitting in this rity.com
posed ot naval aod civil officers, assembled for
tbe purpose of consulting on and devising the
best plans and mod lea for sleam vessels of war,
three of 'which were authorized by an act of the
late Session of Congress." The Board is com-
posd -of the followiag individuals I Commodore
Stewart and Captain Tii. 0. terry, of the IS a
vy ; S Humphreye, iso. -ChieJ Naval Con
etiuctur, and Mesbra Hurt and Lenthall, Engi
neer of the U.S. steamship rultfurt and IVm.
Kemble, Esq. one of the proprietors of the West
Toinl rouoaary.
-r TT JSat. Int.
From the National InieUieenccr
The New York city election has resulted in
the so cress of the Locofoco ticket, by a majority
of between 1100 and 1200 in 41,266 votes. 1 h
power of tbe Government has proved, for the
present, too strong for the friends of order
The bauds of office holders and retainers id that
great commercial emporium the new (election
eering) duties which the edicts of tbe Govern
ment now exact of all holding office who are
!-'-J'fe.'iJA jtl FAIR HIT, - ! '1 :
the 1 ; rr.11kfd--:rTL4' V :.,.T. r. .: . 1
T I dav relates thai fiillnw inrr anirt.iiA in ill.. P.
lion ofEIiari hotidosof theifjunited StatcsTT
: Ctkoey siftMtsmanT who! had read with I
deltehtj.Mt HojETmao's new work on the
9F'4 4 iootf passage is sTi --Lorjdc
packet, and affived here daring the ! preei
Si 3
Goliah, dm
-old, 97 lbs
TimeT 1st het 8:84-2nd heat 8:2.
4 dis
wild
ion
nrfnt
weeki n searcb of wild game. He brotinht
letters to ar highly tespectabie merchant.' with
whom we! are .well acqnaintedT, and desired after
delirtring them to be directed loUbe best hbnt
ing ground! wit boutdelay, as ha eoold Only
icnaiu flEftt t lew uajs, purposing 10 reiurn in
itJ T..f. .11. : :j Tl. I. "
n? pi viern.., no nniou ne .came
q oewiiorii principally io snoot oears. por
mercanfilel'lriejod satisfying himself ihstf his
ru juiiu,Bai lotfspori naa oeea great ly cur, vpj
here, and. recommended him to proceed to PhiiTl
tdelphia. ij He depart8 for that city r this day :
& We call op-m our friends there to extend tt the
distingiiisM stinger their usual nospttafiiy
the political organ.tzitipn of public ofiicer.
or from the prerogatives conferred on the
President by the Conslilution itself, or from
all combined) the fact s undoubtedly true,
that xeciiWpowerlias attained a strerifltb
and develojK?ment i here which it does not
possess: at Ihis lnomey in any other const i-
tutionalisystrextstilng in the world. In
England and F)rance,fwe know the Execu
tive veto has fallen into totalj disuse.: Here,
it pas become an ordinary and habitual re
sort. IhEnndNd in France, if a mea
sure of the Ex ecu live bp defeated hv the-
Representatije, branch of thej Govement,
ministers resign, and! a new systeat) of ad
ministration,r accobm adated j to the views
6t 'the isls'tirel ti'formedi Here; a la
vorite measure of thle Executive may. have
been cohdpmned land rejected, time after
time, and e itfis kgain andi again present
ted and; arged upon the Legislature and
tle nation w tlioutj this slightest regard to
me repeated manifestations pf the opinion
v mo cypie anu toeir uepresentaiives a-
gainst it.
t ions, the
these causes, combined with inoUsb violence 4
the absence of legal guards againel the roost fla-
g tan t abuses of the elective franchise-have giv
en to the worst spirit of Locofocciam the worst
elements and the worst prineiplesof society, so
cial, political, and religious, a triumph in tlie
chief city of the union. : lois na tesult mnch
io be deplored the more so as triumph, has
been acheived in the overthrow of the best chief
magistrate, it is generally admttiedihe rhrjet
active and efficient, one of the roost enlighten
ed, which the city of "New York has ever had.
There lSjaoweter, no security fgaiost these tri
a ths of force over reason, and right, and- or
der, where the materials for violence and fraud
are so abundant, until . tbe ascendency of good
principles to the State Legislature shall give to
t 4 Sk - tf ' 1
119 people oi ew lurk tbe same taieguaras
f?r tbeir rights as are enjoyed in Philadelphia,
aod happily now in lfaitimore.
Some idea may be bad of the scenes of vio
lence which this election presented . by refer
rinsr to tb details in a nrecedtosr column. The
New Yo k Express bf a subsequent" day. adds
the following: T -' ;
", The World have voted here, and, what is
APPOINTMITN
Hepry W V.,(
erl Jl Chestt r
Mates for.Mhe i-
James V (inn
hnlt lo be! M?r
'lr.nua.oa - nr .
18th of ianuarj ,
mend an act ei:t;!
if' the District t ;
ii.itrl f,.n 1 1 I .1
J ' I V. M .... ' - v. . "
lune ltVlbdS.
ATLANTIC
An interest iij
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Niw York- Ci'"t
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navioating the A
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IJraal'WfsiiV'
buili in Bristol,
Britissh Q'TreLi
built in L'iiu'i n
Liverpool 1,
inj Liverpool.
President, (A'
power, built m I
IT.. '.t.-.A V.n i .'
built in Liverpf
United Ki!'T
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Atasat ia 1,
built in Lieq
New -.York t
Tlius, in the c
ne employed t '
no less than e-iu
lowing each lo
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INSTRUCTS
We.llave b
this snbjfd, w!
what is beti r, i
the Hon Be if
in the Siape f
Oxford, he h '
Parson td t r '
rogb, and thr !
to pretty m. : '
in store f-r t
aiIature. .He .
J i t . r V ' I f
jocose inanr.r r. -this
is thed ss
Try. Yo'i cert,
part of the v. r!
but g od l-uir. '
are so very n.-
a Deonocrat.' 'I
then do y 'i
is your O.fim.
that thtp li"s'
warrant if 11
mg your vcis'i -way
to a W 'J
Parcon, "ihi
more, it ha.i not bran ennteat with Voting once..
Apd,' in' this very matter of c!ec- but has voted over and over again. We have tei
nost vital in a free renrtentatno I never seen so much ferocity and brutalily as tl
haa hPn Hifthlaved at the PONS. 1 he SCtOeS 101"
.1 . . . ti ll..! M.i in sjV tu
ine ' lain ara nave own pnocnin?. iii .moi t-"" j
close
; UoverntnentJ the i
?Fir If1? W latHyj not to ppeak of oihr
instances rbo4 publiclyshownin the two
f'2st ciiies ol the ilinion) open, system
sAic. and nnfkilffiii4nrfL r '
ter of fad Js-
t le won! i ;
orkins tf '
nd I-
of the polls id the 1 ih Ward, the Locofo-j rfrcf.' g' rid
obhed upon a large posse of constables, and j Kot obet r.
j op! their staffsof office in a iwioklingl In dropped ue si-
cos- roki
broxe no
j the 4lh Ward .they , have been desperate, and
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