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i Sr t!miX cct"isnes ot lle, a
f f,f r !mI B kamliej prf c'"u
1 m'h the itowfl .,et 61
.-!.! i eamkine I fw c
t-j k.rrrrt. thereby oppressing
l ', r.j-y. for the benefit. f the few;'
nj :. incti,S'et-cCtof tick
If. if fcr';f d i. dei'rey corn
iorte rJ tbe revtna tftb country,
anj 1 tHrw iHe 'lgiicaltsral State,
cotcflflelf ia the pooer of, eod alike
orrrvof the Mt 'acting Sect'iooa.
Xutifitttton. Having attempted U
f the nnissl tnd wppce
tffiturf of the Tn(T. I feel it Joe
- la tSe cc'wn ta iie thl I eq.
' . It opposed to the meena attempted n
' ril"Moo'jjS!i.lofM',liUfriin.
I ',-'' SsCroiiBa,.fer.ng heraelf greatly
' ; " Sxeved by the Tana", contend . for
. v ' the nht ol prpeeencing the l
censtiTotioBaU and thereby oullifriog
i ;';f, to far. a i concerned.'-. 8hs
-.-. cUim the privilege of remaining ia the
LVton end erring ell it benefit.
''. and at the ttoie lime, Ibtrijhl t
t """ -''.'"aultifr every law which imposes on ber
Vtiuweicoms bsrtben. To me.auch.
'. pretention appears most unreasonable,
. V Oar Federsi Constitution was tht r
v ! ,dlt of atpirit of comprotnUe nd H-
' x filiation.., Some right wt Utw gif
,' - tn vp for h. more. efTtcloil frotectio
.. :? ,)f ether, t ut then ;ltav'.,ben
'-., 1 lurfieca bf theframcr "of 'that cred
f. 4 iiutroment. lht from the eiteot of our j
t rcoun(ry f nd her diveriificd inleret, i
'Wraost eerj law rftwed jiy cnugrew,
v '. Wold be eneqoil if V operittoti wrjoii
-y the intemtt of varWoi' fccliont Out
f If roie eingle State ;1a ihe" pmer of
.nufliftinr at lie 'end nlraur. the
' ecu of twenty-four. thi'.lcgWaMroi f
. 'U; & Congrew would be tain tod qlei a;
S for there U trarce a einale lew, which
x eroetd ooV b nullified la wtee one of
tbe State. Dul atteh a tloctrine, if . t f
! vi'r-rrtdoptetlt' would leal directly rlo rfiaar
' K ; niofi of the 6tte; which to' my mind.
: i "V io vol eee the eery , wwt- pf pniittcal
eill.- ifli pure ana exaucj pairu
v.tim f Sooth CarnTine, .and . her noble
' -T acrificeat arid eulRsrins in favwfHf the
v Unioii. ftirbid lheUie that audi an be
, . ,:f the wish' of intcotjoit of that BtKaoi
" v 4 nf0 State..' jliutaoch would inerifablj
Z' li ;be hi effect; , ,Te me,' the Hlvhn of the
' S "Bute i aacred; end I m prood, tn be-
;:i'-" iiee;th eame deotim, it deeply fnid
:Vv , "iathe heara of. thoe l .6aive bid the
: iif teillo uodcrmiBeor dpatrof tha'V beiati'
-, . V . lui tanrtc, anouia receiTe trom. u. ; any
' VT, thiols M ,? 4iplwsur, 'jErpry pat
''f'2.lrti. heart must rf rjviwl. tlia'eelf-''-.V'jime8tof-(ttr
cnenriiile CJiiff Aiaiv
x,i -Antti 'V 7 ITniWrnM! be preserved."
! ViTbat the Tariff wiir be , mdippJ, and
made mtre acceptable, e os. jn fli.lew
yearf,'vid -pebap4atleVerjt.''iieit
dat'a eiDerience. aodeeerf . momentf
r flfttioD. convincea rat oiihd -of that
trfM'Lettit' theo appeal temperately?
' ftutwUh firmans, to the pjtnotwn em).
i--v justice oi, me nation, nuter una rasn
V4y it to nip we oow nui pi.- , 1 . .? i v
itfuctioa f Road od CnaU, by ep-prDpriatinj-iho
money J of the General
:; ; j Uoverament.RM.iewce tnc mo oi tne
Presideut. V gtu to tbe tomb f the
: CPu'et Where I bope it m eteep
. ; f-ii ,- i I ' .k..t
r..t rSe c f -r fjcf ej9t.a
iwcj tau.t er.ai "cJ. a.-.Jrr any ad
.st-ria. I in'; lle lt yrr. a
rrritf at cetmui'f J H. j ani,
t,t bUh tie Wtti sja Tr.,
ler j a ac-ject 4 aoiiia iitUo.
Lit beta earJ ! u. A t'eaty k
Swa lorrasJ Umif k, by wticHa
Ur; s bit bca wrtd ! e. a
tniemnt'f fW. tpt. !(. citid
mfi y vf aiuce, epaa l!e preperty f
or " ciiiieri. . A treity ha ba
farmed Uk It SaUliew Frt, be
de Bi;iwn the lilack a ha
been rp-fird our aterpririnj aier
cKint. Tae Nrth Erit bitary.
Utnx seder the arbitral to of lb fC'cjU
th NethnlaAdt, Hal beea artKed; ati a
recent Mjiiacrml troa'J ef per fret re
eipnxiiy, -hat beta formed witb the
Eperw of Aaatria.. We bate rtD
be'ieve. that ear important aeptia
lioni with f retor apiation com
muted epoa ear tommefee previoaa i
tbelatt war.wweld have bees aatiafr
torily edjeated, bat (of the rcoItn
which haa, lr vr ' time pait,' net
tied the . pjllical , conditio of that
teuutre. , Theae are all abject ef con
jratula'tiooi aod' exhibit ; the practi
cal result of the moite adopted by the
inceritofI the 1difr, apon hi in
anarilwi into offire.'of -demandiD2
whit i rihf, and tubmitttngla oothinj
- iii contemoUtifljr the political comli
tion i4" Korope, there ia much to gratify
the bert of an American. ,Tie pnt
ullrrrdom i there nkin and prt)ir.
tiiir the throne of trrante and despota
la England,-! torf winltry Hare been
driven front power, bj the trice f. the
people. , In France.' popular liberty ha
dethroned her oppreawira, -'and the, ji
partial T,rezsneriieu.uwgiwoi ,na a
gain Uki
Um. cm:.s oft? irai I", a orf
5."
- V
3 '!'..
en Tier ttand amons the nation
of the earibi ana iVand untortunate,
Jinmembf red, but .brave and gallant
Poland.' U now atro22'in j: for ber liberty
andin.lejicndeuce. vAVhilo the events
are 'pitting Mn'th.e' old World,. it ha
pleaded Providence f ,cat our lot . In
nleaaant nlacea.- Abroad, we enlor the
friendihlo end renpect 'of alt aatinna,
tlh toe bright prospect oeiore ur, ot.
long and an uniuterupted peace t and at
home: we noiaes all ihwe jieronal anil
political itfcliDg?, ftir which the people
or otner coonine iten ih vain, , uou
grant that these bleipg may be eter
Mil -vuKAj: & k ;.;
1. 1 have thua.FtUow Citixen.ubroit
td, eery frankly. mr ,tiew; oo many
interesting subjectt. A sioccre desire
iq be fully understood, has made 'me
more tediou than t cnald hve wished.
That I should have dillered in opinion
from anme of )U, in : whoe patriotism
t bete the mot entire coo fidenceF was.
from the very eonatit u tion . of .our pa
lure, to have been expected; and i am
ti diffident of mt own iudsrement, to
believe -that I, have not committed er
rora. . It ia .itumao nature, td its most
perfect etate t. err, and 1 amfi
from claiming fr m vkelf an y peculiar
eivinptwin But, I tse coosciuu that
those error; whatever they,, mat have
been, were -the errors of the head, , and
not of the heart? anil tll rtsk for-ihem
n a' patiicipatioir io that gulden rule
which extend to, the .tmpcrfection -ol
othen, ; that Charity ; and forbearance
which-ek fur oareej ve. ; I iU ' ' .;5
Itt, conctusion allow me to aay,' thaC
ihould too asrairv deem me. worthy of
tour confidence, If vilf; endeavor, by
f.-.i . j. a l .1 ix . i
luuuiirv aim uueui T. i.o orif c iu
wef
i A-n, f 'rf SO e m
lopm mf b Utt acwWvtal J tcv)rarU7.
r pn. I U Mt ! aw B boja
mmJ I ft CMMtnuaad to W bite, it
yt L-rr WMk m. I k oot ! Urn O
mm wf jcmiIi furttae ttoa Wf tr
hap. MiMMbli I avwd tWU, va I U OMB
pi wiili yT kiwi rqw- MeHMtot,
I nia prtr yoa, to ttoom mm yocMeivea,
and so oak Mf scMt McoptoUo U thr.M
be ai t mt Mca tfepeted, tot fle-
tliMic tat Hn)li .'
' tdi of m who tw wcU, win per-.
toctlv omWauiwl tk aiMfto wotivo that 4
ts'oJ Ui wiwomw Html of root irfotTet
Od faoUaOM. .To OUtors, U Mf
quiM&e I mo out kooreV I or yvo to
Mjr, Ut I a war aeookio or lacw aind owl
ftoerova refarJ, vfcich kM Utkict ibca IO
flee M tt4 oroof of tbcie tovorakto oo
kloratioa M p'niobaito at toia parvcwUe
jooetwra U I nenled awy WhbmImI to orga
rve mm ia too vtwrni foevara pata of
aVv. 1 abootd !nd it to U'n But a rr-
preoeounvc of irfmia, I can oer rorget
okat U lo ken and wifl 'orat otrioo to
moiotajii her righta ami lolertatai ia Unrittg
to uttitMii tbe rcUerti Coaatimuoo. sock
aa e klirvad M to oo when ah adoptad .
Sha asks eotbinr atorei and wifl oot ba to-
toor with my thine lett thaa Vii.
1 am, tery raapceuullr, ceoHeOMn. yotr
mott ob&fietit aervant, - '
L.-ii UTTLtTOX w. TAZEWELL. ,
i .: .V CfWaler; Jfrit tJL .
i Cmaxi Yaof letter bennr tbete
and poat mark of tbe 26th atarcb, coaveyinp
to me oa behalf of a number of die member
of the preaent General Ataeoibly ard citi
aM of Kchmoad, a in'Hatton to paruka of
a public dinner, lo be given is Richmond at
auch time -as woil J auit my convenience, did
not reach ma until iat evening, . a eircum
stance which 1 the m ra rejeret, aa you ea
preaa aolicltude for an early antwtr. Pro
eeedinjr. ka doei tliia manifeatation of respect
and eonhdence, as wen from tlioee who bow
cwnpoae tbe eohetituent body, to which 1 am
responsible, as rroni many or my former eon
tituenta of the City of Richmond, it patna
me to forego the' honor of your. invitation.
4 no uinete oi a memoeror my iamiy, Ke
mo no alternative, but to decline it. Meed t
eipreaito you. Gentlemen, tbe deepimpre-
eion wlitcii your eooimuoicaiion ha made
upon meI eaiioot be iittentiblc of tbe fact
that it b originated in the approval or the
homWe pari which I have borne in certain re.
cent pout tcf tranatclwna and po higher or
more acceptable reward can be . otTered me
on this aide the rrave.w From it t aball derive
an addiUonal inducement to continue hr the
open and manifest path of duty with an on-
faolteringstep.') Poorly would any man de
serve to represent the Slate of Virginia, who
would permit himself by any motive kowov-
er urgent, to abandon tbe political doctrines
woicu aue uu AiiHiormi ana unceasingly
maintained; and on tbe preservation of khich
in my aettled-convictionVdependaall tbsfls
movt.desr and sacred aroobirut men. K3
He pleased to make my ackaooMgroeats
acceptable to those whom vow represent, and
receive for yourselves jointly snd individually.
the assurance of my profound respect. ' , .
M have the Uooor to be, gentlemeiv Jour
most obedient servant, r-,f '
V., , JOHN TYLER.
i v rrdidcnlial V are exceedingly
gratified to observe, in almost every de
velopment of public sentiment, that the
Ad qutiistratKKi. party, not withstanding
tkaa lata at! jaavkrv ia asaaas liuiow,! tea tt-
ttr cirrexstxBft. CoL1
Euasbaxk fTee bafk. laertly i
mo eaj loyed t tale tbe laJiina
bAse, Ua LolJMCouitMoa, or
aatbority wUtever, t wperiotfaJ
India ccneera. or to svet aa aa A
grt.t, at llrren Bay. . . :
Derttir tlieo hole w inter tbaoonj.
laatioa of OJ. fcUmbauh was be
fore the Beaata. . No man etood bet
tcr recoaameoded L gwd fjtraTiUr
and attention, to basioeaa. In
dians were reraarikllj food ofkimj
and on every aeceMTO a cxprrtwd
tbemaelvea. But the Senate srever
acted apow tbe appointment until
he day before tbey adjourned. .Dow
was tbe fVnidetit to antkipale socti
result ajalart man so well pro
eattd? or bow could be at the in
stant bo able to find another qoali.
fied peraon ready and prepared ,to
enter on a distant aervice. Tnert
waa no alternatiro ta aaliafy , tbe
feeling' oT these aavagrta. fa a
aieeclt made by the Head CLirf to
UoL Johiuson bo declared, that ttn
lesa Cot. Stambaojb was permitted
tv return kwith throt they would al
low ' vo one to accompany them.
CoL-Stambaugb waa therefore al
lowed to return, tint aa an Agent,
but a tsero conductor.' II Um do.
layrd, only until the lakea are free
of iro and open to navigation, wben
they will , depart. , Until then with
a view tooconomy. they wave oeeti
Carried from J.I110 city into the Into.
Vior of I'enusylvania. ... r
(Tathington Globe.
!a dctaoJi-j
pecti!ati't!, aa-i L' m
hoo of all l.'s air.luITt cast!
. JI rsdJ 5io-t)e of Ike best aiots I
ever kesrJ c-f. was tnaJawiika perca.
s'oa gsn. Aboottra or twetve years
sge.ao Fj t e a sior vessel wss roxea
a ia this river, and bef provVaioes
etkaasttd. the Captain wrot oa ahor f to
tee 1 kew lb land laid ia otke words,
13 make a receobomance of hta roosta.
Old lira. . who was celebrate!
far te comber of ber domestic fowls.
ceald aot barraia with bc Csptain for a-
ay f hia aasorted csrfl," at length
bearreed to rive a a'dver dollar (ora
(Hot among the poltry, sad atreed to
tboot ! gao without a fiiat -thi was
accepted by the old lady, provided she
loaded the raa, which ake atipalatod .to
do fairly.. .Cap- Bobtj, who wa no
ta a thing or two. 'went k no board, took
dowa OUI IWoe Trtezer. (last altered
tathe pentsaiaa principle) a largo V
tee airhted trumpet me tried ns impor
ted before the revolatioa, toahoot awao
00 the Potomac, put io six fingers clear
of the wad, then cat ou the ramrod lcvi
with the maxxlo, and returned of shore,
reinforced by hi mte and coak. . Tbe
old lady, after tryioi the, ramrod, teyy
deliberately took' of a amatt ' thimble.
which the used as a charger, and having
loaded with a thimble lull of powder
and aa eoual quantity of shot, delivered
the gun to capt. Uoouay. who then
placed six fence-rail ia two row, at a
foot distance, and baiting With torn be
tween them; 'to toon aa'.the poultry
mounted me taut ana organ, to leetif
with their heads between the row. Dob
stay, took a position to aa to enfilade
the whole defile elap, bn, went Old
Blue Trigger, with a moat horrid explo-'
stoo. , Huzza, for.Uld Blue. Trigger,
shouted tbe Uaptam huzza, ahouted
the mate huzza,- shouted (the cook
' God hate mercy on' me," said fhe
old lady hi, went the geee eob
ble, gobble, cobble, went 1 the tor
key auack.auack.- haick, went the
duck. , Stiventeeu turkeys, nine geese,'
five duck,' thirteen chicken, and the
house pig, . were the fruila of Captain
Bobsttj's exploit opori juaazint.
FOIIKIGIV,
I .t ,
LAT
' IU uenca. c-- mere was. nowovcr, ounui
forty thousand dollar, appropriated u
'complete tha works on the Cape Fear
.!.' . ...1, -..u.:. i
Kiver, wcracncac, auo- unicr miut vw.
the coast of North Carolina to improve
': ehornmmorcial fseilitleaof the atate. c
' Revolutionary Mi!itla.K bill nhssed 1 ten to lay before ift fcaderts.,.
au" . j t 01 -; a ' am a.- -
the late attempt to sow; division in its
ranlta by the Opposition and by pretended
friends, 'present an Undivided and e
tendril front in favor of tbe fe election
.of;Preflent;iack'ko'n'a'ndt1i!t'c't1i!'
lolu of exultation, subnded o loudly in
the Manilesto of "trie Uppositiou mued
at the dose of thi late seesion.'bf Con-.
grt?8, must inevitably be the prelude to
With'hurH reciftu.l aniTflUf fviend 1 another discomfiture of their party.'.)
knd Fellow -CitracV r&fAV
4t.l?l;VlA;'-UENCIIB koweteri there does pyt appear such kn
Unanimity of . sentiment aitwiugh we
doubt norMhat in due season an Sndf-'
tidual will be selected who will recWye
a rosjor'ity of the sutTriges. - The folfaw
v Ttc7ieffr, ( Va.) March 4.
One day last week a southerner
alighted at one of our tavema, sig
nifying bis Intention of remaining a
day for two.- Jor Citizen" arc; trnt
apt to be, inquisitive; but there: was
aoniething in the appearance and
manner of the stranger that excited
their curiosity and th . question of
Who U ; he where did be come
from?" -was asked tn whispers, but
without receiving any answer. .Va
rious were the Conjectures that, were
formed; though to the right one not
the slightest clue was' afford by the
mysteriowH curat. " Curiosity bad
thus reached (the bightest point of
endurance, when the stranger, w ith
out having previously asked - to be
directf df'was observetl to walk over
to the house of a lady .who bad been
left a widow about two yeal-8'pretl-
otis. tie tniroducea . birasetr as an
acquaintance of some of her connex.'
ions tn Carolina, who had tlrsired
him in bis passage to tbe North, to
call on her, nod leave their rcspect.4.
lie talked ol the South, of rice and
cotton--of the different plantations in
Carolina and Incidentally asked if
the lady bad not a small interest in
a plantation; there' vt tucir rormfiiy
belonged to .her' husband.' i She re
plied that she Imtl; but that she bad
alulost forgotten-' it, having never
exjiected to receive ony thing tbere
rornv'v1 .t'critainl youwoult be elad
tn." w II. iiy. cai-elessly observed the
atrarjajfer'f' Or ves." Ter Ssillinirjlv
-t-enlied Hhe lady jf I could ' meet wwiW marry the Princess Maryauglr
wltirany person who would bur it. erf :Hl-?tiiwil.,,iPneei'!l
H'fbat might x be 'very difiicult,
i P', ! tion- the? Militia of the ilctolutionary
II ' wan bat;tiiostlii:fiSena
vlhoujrht the bill, bottomed or) justice
. well s gratitude, and therefore sup
.V- ported it. ( iThere should be no" diatine
, " tion between tht regular nd the militia:
' they fought ia tb lame - glorious cause:
; y thet endured equal toil, and brited
4 ' al ' datiscf, Mosf'-of the southern
, ,.' Ut were defended by their, anititia,
and 1 'could aeu nojuit reason why the
wnortheri resislar should receive the
bounty of the Covernment,apd the south
- V era uiiliti bo; SuSered to - g -down to
Hr.: thegrae,pennjlessandaopitied'fThe
' ' addiuonai expense upon - the revenue
' could not have been required : tong
most of that mt! e band heroes are
Cfhspondence-Vtn favored With
a copy of the correspondence between
a Committee of Member of the Legis-
ture. na me two senators or v ireiniff.
which, as it attracted ,k good, deal of
curiosity !t home and 4s calculated to
excite some interest elsewhere, we has-
in eentiemen.' all Orofessed friends ft!
the . Administration, have been spoken
of as candidates for the Vice-Preaideo-;
:-: iSVmlu'CrawrW-of Georcia;
Voufimith,bf StiatbdCatoIiria; Jamea
Uuf hanan, , of : Pjnnsjrlvania,Mah!oo
uickersoo, 01 JNew Jeeev van yood-
bury, of NAHampshire. .Edward Lit
inetoo. oitiouisiana, uicn&ru yi, jonn
a nobUe dihner. to be BSvon at this place, at son, Ot Kentucky. John; M'lhe.Vot
An 1 vuiw v v'u biiwiHu j jec rc
w. " . ,
-u,SiaWe,'.bavolieen:-oiEBiiied as a-aoaW
mlttee on behalf of a nonaber of the members
of the r re sent General Assembly, and citi
zens or Btcnmonu, to invite you to peruse ol
auch time aa -ill suit your convenience
early anawer js deaired. - . . v
Yours, aery reapeciiuny,
. V. VT, Gilmer." -''I
" 0"'"v Coode, I i
,V ' ,.,Th. Miller, V. (5
i ' ' " ' J P. Williams. Jr. Vp
it. . venaoie, l
J.Lyons, .vff J
To.LiU'on W.Tarewolt,
tt'on W. Tare well, J - ; ,
" and ' - ,Esir, t M
nTjlcr, t ... '
john
MV. Month 2BUL 1831.
GiwTa I have this moment received
now beyond the reach ,ot our justice, erHonr leoeroftbe 2&b Imtant. inviting mo
-r .... . . . 1 tl.a r.i v.n.r.M. t ..u r .,ki. j: : .
to partake efa public dinner to. be riveo in
KichmonUj by a nomaer or tn members ot
The editor of the Richmond En
quirer, in a late paper, says: r
The-. appointment ot Mr. Stambaneh'aa
ouo Aceut oi too inaiana. alter no was ro
I jected as A rent by tho Senate, ie a tribute
oi respect tor bis servsoes and qualification.
great as taey may be, wbtcn, wo think, the
President's better judgment ougkt .to tavo
wunuoia.- , , , . ti s
Col, Stambanet) has-not been anv
pointed to perform the duties of A.
I gent - at Green BayJ Uacould not
be. bo appointed.;, lie. bad. brought
on ; i iienotnen inuians, - rutte
of cur -ratitL' ' ; t r 1 the few tenetable
. rr!.cs that 'v,L vr amoosUS. must.
'in a few tear- i' wat all flesh: h P"4 unr Assembly; and clfeena i'"?---"
: neath the cLJs of tha valley. ,- '-V
i'c ruf tloru The Cencut of 1 550, is
' ot fully completed. ;t The population
- is between twelve and thirteen millions,
f" cxluliticz sn increase sine tha Census
; of of . ibourdO per cent . The W,
pepukl.cn Cf rortbCarolina U 758,470, 1 fieodty greetings m.i sulutstions, and f
Of wwett 47it,43a are tree .wune er.
sots. 13.575 are free colored persons',
'f aad 13.452 are .slate. 'Pit ratio cf
-rereEentatioawill be fixed at ther..xt
.iicrr. in txir tr.e ratio, n ;a cot
desir:' i tohite aa iacrc: T i.uniber
lathe House of llepresen' ..s. It is
a!rtdy toogrvatl" " ' .aordetpatch;
a; J ta tacrease c. decrease of the
tt:. ' r, c:-.fwt t I ta, or diminish,
t' e t!;!te r,!':'" 1 weight cf any one
L..i..-'- '
Arc -n r :.'jnj Our Porc? - a Uf
l ''.-s V . U the most pscic tnd
t.. ' wLxrsctsrj asd I tLcJf 1-can
Convenience, and la compliance with your
request. 1 immediately answer it I hope I
seed not say to any of you. Gentlemen, that
it, will eve me much pleasure, at kU times.
to meet you and swy others of the members
ol the General Aasraibiy. or oi my tnenJ ot
the city of Richoieml, upon any ordinary oc-
e our
frank-
,ry cotTinni! .te to each other our thoughts
and r '.mons. upon any and every subject
but 1 hope you will excuse m for declining
to accept an invitation to a pubf-e dinner, aH
though U is proposed to be, given ky even
such persons. -? '?. ?.''
1 will not s fleet Ignorance of the kind and
generous feelinga that have prompted some
of my countrymen to offer me, and throtieh
you too, (in whom I recognise much valued
friends) ttas teotimomal of their regard and
esteem, and uniiministied confidence. Be
lieva cne, these feelinRS sre properly sppre-'
ciated cyme, llfyrpeak. uirectiyto the
aearti and intpira s..-; ti grititude ai I mvy
not sitempt to etpresa. You rr;u1; -rlon
r-e, fcwever, for v: sti r, ttiat tLc?e. feel.
i. , and tr.o cav;i t
attarbed to him, and earncHtly ex
pressed a wish to the ProNident,
that he uu.lit return with them. It
would not do to trust these people on
so distant a. journey without some
confidential; man who could control
mem., LMssatisiaction and ansrv
; i m - . war
feelings, towards), Uic ? government
mighty nave , been 4he, consequence
for it was impossible to explain 4o
them why, or how it was,; that their
Great Father could not keep their
toiiiiuiiur wiui litem ii, no pieaseo.
Besides, at an interview bad with
these Indians when "the treaty con
eluded with thcra 'was signed, and
which was before the Senate acted
tipoa th'J nomination, the. President
has said to them, that this tnditidu
ai sliouIJ go wit!) them again to tbeir
aonics.
AKO tMPOaTAMT tBOH tntOPX
ATew York, Jipril
: We ttop the press to -announce lhe
arrival of the packet ship Fraiw.. from
Havre, whence she sailed the lGtb of
February, t . . rK
W hate our ', files to the, lltb.A
Havre papery of that dat jays, ;that a
telegraph communication has been nwde
at Lyons, that a serious rewutton had
broken our sn Jianj, Jhat Keggi Ua
IngnaJi and Modena, had been over
thrown, ami that the Puke ot , Modena
bad been, killed. ,
.-The Captain of, the packet, , who sr
tired at Havre two days after the -fiate
ot our papers, says the news wis con
firmed previous to hia departure.
'The- Deputies of the Belgian Coo
ress had had a -solemn audience' with
Louis Philip, and read to him the pro
ceedtngs of the National CooeffSs 0
fering.the CroWn of Belgium to "the
s s. rsni - . '- "!"
uuae oe ptemoum. ine answer war,
l.isr 6tA rdsarr. r
the ce-c.i.a cf r5. .
Some of tie Is: ...It a j
teen, coettia uttis-st;
ptsefwsr artctvr'vt
lAit a Jeserrr el u
klits!erstreaUat to a!
sties; ttat U. to scire :
West lad a cottots, aad t :
whole weight of theerwtixt,
tpow American and fert ri (
laeixmooo t4U.oo ts
Aa attentive tbserveref.
ual cen asset t that the e '
that a war will toon take t'
continent, and that tkia ton
led by circs msuoces to ti'.:
on the side of th despotic ,
l ? ll.l .1 . .. t I
possHMuty woica tney look t ,
t oral borrvr and alarm. VM
coaraged to hope .that the t
foUywhick tsy ground Lr
implies does tot exist, ia 1
who Lse influence oa t
of oar affairs, v .
Italy The u Cress of tie r.
at Bologna it confirmed; C
gale seems to Vave beea verr
bowed out to the bordo; sni
departure all the PootrficaJ t
overeinty were detrjtd, 1
visional government regularU
. jouoj napoleon made his ,
society et: the 'English- ami
ball at Vienna on the 5th, i:
of the Russian ambassaadoe ILt
wg day.rvi-v''
j?uia and rohml-Tht 1
Courier jeays-! Accoanta hi
received ot express from Uerh
the 10th .Feb.' containing .th i
ant information of tbe entry of
iaosinto Poland, on the. lid sr.'
ant, in three places, namely, 5
Aiexotin, . and i'renn, On t!
iost. a di vision of Russians wis t
kie, but 00 attempt -.at re.ist2
been made, r The Warsaw pap
5th announce , . that the Cos4 '
passed, iota, the. frontier, at 1
much aeartr Waraaw, in. tbe ne;,
hood of Beyee Site Wski, 00 tha i
LAthuani. .--;':.,- -o v
; FtaneerOn SC Valentine's d
knniversary of the aasassinatioo -
Udc de Derrr. the nartiran nf 1!
family got up si mast .fur4 rhetf
that prince's soul, in the cburcu
Germain Auxerroi, (that chutclit
sounded the knell of .the mass
St. Bartholomew.) After lhe j
luhographlc portraits of the I
Bordeaux were distributed Snd 1
of the child crowned in: the
with a wreath x' fltwjtdtlu
the assistants wore, the cross ol St
itj others the dress of the nation!
Several wore the uniform of the r
sviiooi oi 01, vyr.-aou tna greater :
or were isuies, ana. tnegrattiui t.
uiu , uvvi - me -ex-rojai laoiuj.
wards nightfall an attack was n ;
tne CnUrch 1 0T! tho . nnniilai'.
pulled down the erok 'with the j
aem Irons the tothic tmrdco. khd
dashed JU thevgrouBd,saad brol
the hammers of- men engaged b
f commissary of police. v-Thet de
00 the lorniture of the church, trs
on the decorations' of the rot d
1 canopy, -broke and 1 kkkefl
the Wax taper, spilled the holy wa
sparru nc- pictures, 1 pain tea wi
it is said, a refosal, accompanied, how
ever, wuh very flattering excuses 'nlTf !
-. i.---k- d gotfcic fret work: the curate
Charles of Naples should recette thi1?d; f T!iS
crown is soukeii of. In which case he respected bul the n
is -a (
nephew of the Kin? of ihe trench 'Wf I
i;;ofnrf.Tne,'Pofisb Diet bkve; i:
sued a long answer to the proclamation
r rw . . s w-v -' j
01 uenerai couni AJieoitscn, Which, is a
spirited docu meet, and whkh concludes
aa follows: TheJPolish nation, united
in lt Diet, declares; that for the future,
it'eonstitutes an independent people.
which has thefight to confer the Polish
wittvn 'nnnn Win. h4am il 'uli.ll.
said the: southerner) 5 yet,'!!: the
plantation Join my - own,' I suppose
u wouiu huh tne as wen in ooy. it as
any? "other pcrson.sWhat will you
takeTfor ttJ? i indeed, I hate iiei
vef.tlK.ught about, it," replied'"?'
tatiyj ' and diirrt Know wbatT u's
worthri-l.,' ujp'usf:avi,tr,vT''; hundred'
dollai s." Tbe strsneer nodded a
setit said he bad thought something
of tuaking bef aitYoBer,! and vas
willi ((jf to gJvellier BStK. IThV ia
d y jrepl ft d th at .ike, :li..aaiwrj'
doubt liberals but that she was not
i.r- ..1 : 1 .s.u ''fa .,.". i n""ers 01 tue uier. -
p.Tpnrr, vvi, :iOTJ tSThe Pol sh Die by i vote of B3 to
iriends, antj perhaps w.me legal ad Commtssiorit of Fiv Meinbernra-
yser.a iii,swp,,ioo Bti-unger sawt retl.-.or.fdiMl .CiiMfovotttkPrsi
might iprtiva -fatal to . his .achemCs. I dent Fihtenl HenjowM, Thdmat Ma
guard mustered so stronz aa to !
streetsaurrounding the cburcb.ai
leveo oclock'the mobonlT rente
anger in shout of reprobation agai
suitsk. Carlists,- congregatiopslix!
thet such impossibfe parnes A
mob crossed the . Seine tnd brct
window of the "'Archbislin'o's 1
The national guard prevented ' I
mischief, and forpst of bayorief
tied irj defence 'of the ehurch
Sepulchre, which was " alsora
worthy of ittupon1 him whom tt sDaH Yrlf!!?3im
iudse' eanaWu 'of oaervinr ftUM gwnera. .bawteu Ma-i
'thej principles whichx he shal r have
sworn to; and of reservbi'uBtfioched
.1.. xi..: .1 s"Si , M-.ri. -j? ' .. .
up if ouiiuai jiuerii;s: .j,i.ine tieciaj.
ration was signed 'unanimously by the
Wtmbers 6f tbe: iitV&pr&$J$V:
Ueacconling began fto , manifest
somo anxlet yi - and intantly rose in
bisBeri tof g50jO.Tbe lady s(iil
desiring delay, ue ad vanced tb.&80ft.
on conuition that the bargain shoujd
be lmmeliatcfy closed. Has over'
same her scruplcs,rand she signified
uer,wuitugne8s to acceuc, remaking
that she would instantly send for an
attorney to draw up tho convey.
knee. - 1 be attorney ramc, and be.
rau$ki;SUm. Iiazxvkownki. and Joack
Aini Zelewtl, TUtJVetiiand iewa
par complains that one only these
nau s pari in tne late kcto utinn-. -
IVTrbo-iOtefligenco- from Vienna 1
that every thing in that capital is on the
footing of war, especially against Po
land, which is threatened with invasion
at once from Russia, Austria, and Pro
sit. Prince Metternich is in close "con ¬
nexion with the Duke of Mouthed who,
Ct I however, ia watched elnaol hv Minh,l
ing;appi awfd of what had passerj.l Maison.V..K-; tr: 'Jiy
contrived to signify to the lady tbs j On the other band, the news' from
Constantinople by the way of Naples
is, that the Grand Turk means to take
advantage f j the embarrassment fof
lhe Russians Jo withdraw from com
plying with the late treaty. The Wrea;
ter part of the Pachas of Asia are or
policy' of defcrri g the ratification
of the bargain'untii some further in
formation could be bad. Much to
the mortification of tbe Southerner,
the lady announced this to be her
Ltff l-minatti.r. -anti St :n.na
t rail again the .lay following
:fctI,l nrormaHonrWas,obt.i,d Dit.L"Ag hmbeenUS
V? f e; to Albania Sertia, kud rtTZSj
Var?lu,,a X member of the Sultan, it is said, is eudeatoring tl
Judge' , Tticker law class,) bo induce the Persians to act so as to site
uoiiuTU'.' too estate to oe wortn
$30,000, of which the widow's dower-
(the part Bow sought to be pu
cbased)SvaSyWortli . between and
S4000. The cunning stranger find
ing himself thwarted, art out on bis
journey homeward, instead of .pro-
ceeaing w.xne jyurtA, , not a little
that
employment W the Russians on
' Cardinal Capellar? had been elected
rope.
v.r '-
TlfTRTEtN DAT9 f.ATrO '
Amo roik.j3iril6. Bv
ship York. Capt. Bursley, the editors of
the Gazette hate received their files of
:K
and Psrisienne tiU midnighiam
suryejlt9lice.vv.i;jhel f iaWiialAi
Wins persons wer arrested but
seriously bijuredCalthoughJ the c
gao blowervfiUe'hurch escjBpe
miracle froh) ' ifo , f ate Wended ft
when .h$"w.aau pended by the ei
mob over. lhe'iveri-tif1iSA
ffimfU0. the
Called the patlonaJ Guards lo ju
The" iv'ennes to ' all the tfcarch"
strongly guarded; shd vthit pr
iSlone eaved them from
The mobin vat .numbers, pre.
the tri-coloured flag;'made an s
ottfach building in succession, t
cepting at tbe Petit Pert, whf
converted a rich diadrin of 'Jtmt
into a Skull with cross bones, s
faced the ex Voyal and (we fear?
add) religions ornaments,' there
injury done. In tbe course of I
the people were pursuing, in ,
good.; humour the amuseroentr
day of the caryinal. It appei
there was a simultaneous risin;
Carlists on that day at Bordeauit
u niadefnf the disturbance ini
the total demolition (byHeauth
of the crosses and Jleur de Hi
churches and public buildings.
The French papers of tbe t
18th are principally ioccopie
speculation upon the probable
tcrs of the late ilisturbances in I
which their precedit.g nul-:
tained such copious details-
seems to be thought that there
other party, much more darge"
the- Carlists, Connected with
movement; , a psrty ; from w'1
present order ill tiling in Fi,tt
every thing totear il at of th 1
cans. . The discj!"iltin to whic
tial development ot hi eppos'
on
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