tTiTT Ta to bs honci (ur'.Tioiii ts action tif
the Gaaerel Atwmbly. S.r.tl- y will ntiv.
er abandon iheir eppee'l to you, long ti
there tea ray ef hope toft. 1 may bwchnrg
ed with a iupasiiioa to H log roll." It ii
bitse compromise, which court into the
nearest and dearest relations of lift. It is
lb American System, fur it leJ to tba
adaption ef the Constitutisn of th United
Suit. 1 in not sabaeied to confess, that
I jet hope to accomplish something by a
jrtrit of compromise.
It wat oat ray mtoatioa, air, to have cob
fecCtea iba subject of tba Roanoke Inlat
with lha forathoa af na Counties. Our
ttoelre Tar tba accomplishment af that real
vork, 11 oot bawd, eattrely,' bpen, tba af.
facta il way bate upon ttt, la a pecuniary
point ef view. We art urged by till high
' r and nobler motives. Open that Inlet
redact tba waters of tba Sound ti tha lvcl
af the (Xaan, which will fallow aa a matter
' af CMraa, tad You ramava from among ut
t Boat fruitful eourta of diettte. ' This in;,
SJr. 'McLaurin presented a Petition from
sundry aititexia of Richmond and Rukson
eountift, asking an sppropriatioa of money
for the improvement of Lumber River
which do bit motion, wat referred to tha
Committee oo Inttwqul Improvsaieuia.
Mr. J. P. Caldwell introduced a Bill to
amend ao act pawed at tha Setiion of 18US
lo divide tha Counties, lulo School Districto,
tod forotbar purposes which waa read tba
firel time and pined, and on ttotioa of Mr.
V ithera, ordered to ba printed. - '
. - Tba engrotsed Dill ta aecura Title, and
grant jurisdiction urtr a Tract of Land oa
Body's Mind, to tba United State, wat
read tha arcond and third tiaiea, passed and
ordered to ba enrolled, a
- 1 VidVy, Dee. 19,
SENATE.
, Mr. Arrington presented a bill lo repeal
in part an aot concerning bill, bond aad
promissory note J wbiah patted it first read-
view of tha aubjwt alone, ia enough to at-J , The engrossed bill to expedite legal pro
cite tba Uehnge of .tha philantliropitt. I do cess, patted lit third feeding tad wat order
Hurt Mr. Guthrie nude a rotation of
onl r, whether a SiotUuitdor in t.tij Com
pany I . I a right, utJr tba 1 OiU Kuto of
Onkr, la votu in any question pretexted
by tint Bill. 1 be Speaker, allvr stating
lUit Hu'.o at fo!!u, t-witt "No pcreuo
hall vjI on aay question, in tha event of
which ho it imtiicdulvly tod directly inter,
ested," decided tbut aa member who It
Stockholder bus tucli right lo vote.
From this dociawn, Sir. Thompson tp
pealed to the I lout aud the House tut
toincd the Choir in its decision.
Mr. Iliggs than ofTrsd an amendment,
taking tba Slockholdtra liable) aa Mcurt
tiea to tha State in their individual capacity,
in proportion lo the amount of Stock held
and waned by aaid Stockholder
Thia aoienduient wat rejected, by a volt
of 63 to 44.
Tha Hill waa further amended on nation
of Mr. Brogdeo, by eddies the Governor
of the Slate to the Attorney General, of
Intpector of the Deed of Moftrejs to ba
made by aaid Company for Iba benefit of
taw uhiwi ,
Tba Bill, aa amended, waa than pomd
by a rote of 60 lo 63.
not intend, air, o tnter into an ari umcot t cd to be enrolled.
about the work. 1 hate taken thia occation, Tbe reiolulior.t on Intarnal loiprqte
manly to allude to tha tubiect. My coo- tntntt were actin Ukan up and ditcuttci
alituaauare devoted to the accouiplitbment ; Maaara. Speed and Cooper addreeted the! TuttJay, Dec.
ti that work, and are willma to ttand or lalli Senate in opsoaition ta their adoption : r I SEN ATI
with it. I declare bare, that, m Lit af&rle ; icr which Ibey ware laid on tbe labia until Mr. Arrington pretanled a reiolulioo to
in a(Ect aaoieihinj for ibtt prrjsci, I will to morrow. ' j raiw a joint comwittee lo report at wbal
MU a common data with tbe fcanater ! HOUSE OF COMMONS. j lm tba Legielalure eao adjourn une eft
frea Pao,aotai!k and rarjuion, (Mr. j Jr. J, p. Caldwell, from the Committee J bib waa read and rejected.
Shepard ; nay, I will go father. I will t on jniiurr AOuira, reported a Dill to cam , Aod on motion of Mr. Moore, the Judt
aupport nan or ael cf men, who art dit-1 pel ih8 Miliiia oflicert of MeclkIaoburgou,rycoo,'nit,M 9tn mttucld to eflauue
waatd to gita the ga by to thia waifc. . Cotm,- ,0 driu lorM itJ, j esch ,Dd ee- f " h ttpeJieoay of giving to one or
1 nave been eamaaciiat amutau at tna ia-; r. Vf m IttcAa wat read the firtt time and ' inr ntgitiraiea out ot court, jonwicuoo
t it t : r . .
twt of anaking r.aw counltea. Il it urged j y jjr, Mndanbtll, from the Join! Select
that it will bara the eOkl to isjure awne of Commitiee on that tubjeaf, reported Dill
tta toonttea, in tfie arrtnemeoi ot tna upoo ,t, wijectof I'enUeniiary, wbich
that, aw lar a rry eofntitonta are cencaa-
ei. with perfect tedrence. The ooatert XtTnti lmproeB1tnti, to whom tha auljett
Mjwwcea inoee eououet aai wim w e bad been referred, rr parted oinat the el
over all plain and minor catet of attaulia
and batteriea, with a apecifitd hue, a bera
tbe defendanta plead guilty. .
. Mr. Dockery prevented a evolution in
read Ike rirat lima and Daeied. ittructuig lliO Uommiltce 08) Internal I
r .. .. . . j:
Mr. Barimgor from tba committee on lo- proveowma ta mij'iire wio toe .ipaoieocj
m j . . i I I i' i f
Th-.rehov beeri,t!uco the ir-;ulitH.n Id tUo Ac IV ..unVr fir1bxr
of our Gorernmrnt, I'ourtwB I'ici.idomiarwi f,nI, uinhir Jlite f I'c 7, in a letter
Kleutiuni. Tho follow it.ijj it a conectjfrw Mg4.j w Waii,icton,w hoM
tutcuictlt, Compucu iruro en tiniuni
aourcc, of the number of roift received by j
divided, and thoa ceuntiee which have a
aaanhar oa account of fraeticna. Neither
f tha couatiee frea whkh l come, eao be
aJaaled ia tha tloute of Commoat, at nei
ther of then btve the 1 .'OtU part of the fed
tral topalatioa o( tbe Slate. He are in
Vik4 to ana member ech, cerely, btcaoie
we are eoanUee.
Tba Senate ia bated an principles of ta?
atiow. I vn3 net atteept, Mr. Speaker, to
argue the qoettioo, bother multpty ing new
fMaUaa will tare tbe effjet to alter tbe
present! arrangement in the SeoaU. It ie
tnwgb (at me to know, that my coattitaenle
lave tba epinioa that it will. Ooreownliet
. btve been united ; fe count; feeling baa
jim ; wa have the time tteitca and tbe
taa ioterftfe, aod it ia natural to auppoae,
that Iba people win reatat every thing that
pedicney of the Sttte't undertaking tbe coo
ttruattoo of a RaU Road frera Ktleigli to
vTtyneiuerough at lata f rrttnt time, and
asked tbat the eoromitlee be diteharged
from the further consideration of tha subject
Concurred in.
rate the.Trutteet of tbe Atbeville Female
Academy, in tha County ff Duneomha,
wbich wai read the fim lime and patted.
Saturday, Dc& ID.
SEJfATE.
Mr. Sbfpard pretcnted a bill to ettablitb
free ecbook within the aeveral aatmtiea of
the State ; which patted iia firel reading, aod
waa ordered to be printed. Propoeri to
apffopnate 170.000 annually fran the ae
croina inlerctl of ibe Lilerarf Fuad. lobe
(hey nay eosceive will have, is the remot. I Prided amoos tha coontica accordant lo i
eat oVgree, any aflLci on tha pteo4 arrange- iheir icdarat popolation, f. the euppoit of
eaat. Let our Wetter brethren tit ue, fieB KhuoU ; but cq econty to raceive ita
Id after the txt Senatorial arrangement m raUatle proportion.'.ntjta it ahaU have eol
1 1 12, mai then aU caate tor tbcoa feara w dl : Wcted aa equal amouot for tha tame purpnee,
Immtw abated, and aodtfkuliy will ba tbroan ; hich tbe aetias Juttkea may levy and cot
in tha way of ear reheviag their gnevancet. u-cl 0,her lam i tbat at tha next Aor
of miking an appropriation for a survey of
Lumber river from tha South Carolina line
to McFarland'e Bridge and at canaj from
aid river near Lumbertoo, the moat eligi
ble routt to Cape Faar River which waa
adopted.
Mr. Moye presented a retolution In tend
mvatage to the Common t propoting thai
MjrJ'itJ.MTf tented. jl biil X: klJlm. ? !
Jaautry ; wlicTwai adopted.
tar, I italiy baueve they aave atrong claims.
Take the weal Una wtuch was drawn in
. farmer thaws, and the balance of poser bat
already gas to Ihw -tl'setom aide, iai the
Ilowst of CtMwmCHS. Mow ia il ia ibe Se
nt f Tee Ewtbttw e mejorityio thia
bnuch t Can wa retain b 1 Every re fleet,
ing man must admit, that ia this and of the
Capitol, enaewrwr tetee , the Beewfrw will
dewast from Judah.n If Ute Eaat abooU be
hkt, and I think it wi3, to keep lha baR,(iir n,, ditcuttioa, in which Metara-
ant af power is 1 Hi, it mast depart from
SI ia liiS. This, Mr. Speaker, w a me!
esehoty rtflocttoa. it w ail aimisaioa that
I regret I ta cstnpelkd to make, tut it it
electjoot ten committ'iocertahaH bt elected
in each county, lo lay off the coooty into
school dwtncia : that l-,000 be anrwllr ap
propriatcd for the aupport ef Normal Scboolt
for tbe purpose of educatirtg poor young moo
ae trachera ; aod I hat lbs LrgiJaturs thatl
select a toperinteodent of schools, who ahatl
annually titil escb county in tha State, dte-1 '
jwtt. t ..; .L : f . z
i ae rcsoiutiont auinoriwos ids erccuon
of a Lunatie Uotpiial, were taken ap, and.
aa wpisiaa that is fecaied truth. Tbe
teasaot wuThsar eat. The Eastern por
be of the Stats is Improved, with the es
ctptioaof the public works oa tbe swamp
bads, as much as it is likely it will improve.
Nearly a3 ear lands that caa ba advantage
stttly cuhivated, have baea leartd, aod are
bt listed at their "value. . Our papulation
2k ant racreasisg. Cmigratioa and death
' are anking rapid wrosdaoa as ibavtno
bSMtstios m tayiag, that lbs average tales,
ii that portiea ef tta East, ia which I urn
. aerrttintsd, will aot bs mors for Ibe aest.10
years, tha it waa last year." What it the
aza'.s of profperity ia the West! Their
taade are aot all occupied, and are increts
ing ta rakjt, aad smigratiua, disease end
(Uaik are not redueiog iheir cambers.
For lbs reaaoot 1 have stated, sir, I etn
aot at preteot, vte (t any saw county.. I
fcivw elladed tw tha fesiioew any sosttit.
aaots, aatbat suhjeu l bs Senator from
nataertVd declares, tbat thia dstirs to sa
abiish aew cuatiea in the West, did, aot
sririaate with the soLueisoj. bt tbe people
i. t ,L I
Crfaai truth, that thit fesling"af ef ipetlfioa
ia lha East, was aot got as by lbs pohti
ciaae, bat ertgiaates with the great body of;
lha people ; and I am bound to pay respect
ta the sptaient of my eoottitoeoie, if I kesw
theta ; and koeaiog them, I would be tittle
lata than a traitor if I d(tabvd them.
Mateheadand Moore ad ecu tad, tad Mr.'
Ed wardl op posed, tha. measure, wart hid
on tLe labie. ; ;; ' .
BOgShVOF CQXMOXJ8
Ths engrssesd bill 6 nreveal betting oa
rUctiont, was read lha eteood lima aad
poatpooed iodefinitcly, by a tots of 62 to 44.
Monday, Dte.HL
" ' - . REX ATE. r - -
Mr. Morthoad, from lbs Commitlea oa
tha Judiciary, reported a bill to amaad the
I02d chapter of tbe Revised Stathtea, enti
tied ' Revenue j" which paiacd its firtt read
ing. '
Mr. Moore from Ibe Commtlfee of Pro
positions and Grievances, reported adverse
Iv to ths till lo sdd a part of Carteret to
Uyds County. Laid oa lbs table. v
Tbe bill to amaad aa act concerning tbe
Scat of Government and Public Buildings,
was read ths third time, passed and order
ed to he enrolled :
The Sernteisok up for consideration ths
bill lor the eatablithmeat and bvtiter regula
lion of Common Schools. Mr. Shepard
proposed aa amendiaent thereto, and alter
Tbe Cemmona having concurred in lha
Senate a amenumenl lo lite engrossed bill
to expedite legal proceit, said bill vat or
dared to bs enrolled.
Tba bill to add a part f Carteret to
Hyde county, waa rejected.
Oa motioa ef Mr. Spiors, tha rtsohitiocs
oa Internal Impressments, were lakea op.
Mr. Shepard moved aa aajeadment by etrik
ing 001 'b 5th refutation and iatsrtiog tba
following. . . . , , . ... j
Mimttti, That lae Ctvwaer sf tba SUU to
rsquind is smslov a conptUat Barinesr (e ear. 1
yj route tat a turnpike ted from KtUigU is
AvaviUei ales a rouuj riom t systtovuM t tas
Tisanes fas by tba Way sf WttastbOTMik,
toKratclmff tbe format rente at eaaae aamtaaal
f tba Yadkis t aad tbat the EBgiaaar, ia auk.
lag hie laaart, hall iaJieals what rsots is pre.
brahl as aeeoBst sf cbMpwSM, diraatsaat aad
fuilil? of rtMtrmetiaa ; tail arbMhct Uwra ia na.
tarwl for saviag said rattle thraughaat tba satils
length or las rase, saBiewetiy aaaaaaat tas an.
fabla.
: Mtfimi, awraaser, Tbat aaid Esfiaaar give
aa aaliauu is bis rtftt, as asaarats aa be sts
stake tf, What aril be tba east af aaitag aaiii read
aarsula) aa4 what will bs tbs eiaaatS sf i4
road, if it ie tiaaaly sraiat j and ia eraW Is earty
tbia laaolatias jots agaet, lbs asm f $2,000 is
bervby apprsyriatad est af aay ansa mm ta UiS
After soma ditruwios between Mstars.
WaddeU aed Shepard, tba reaolulieot and
amendaient Were laid oa tha labia.
The bill to aompol captains to renter
their companies raartimea a year, was to?
jected. ' :'-::y
Mr. Mitchell prseeated a bill to ameod
lbs (ttdebspter ef the Revised Statotes,
ftaceraing lha Governor ; wbich patted ita
firtt reading. '
Huh Sputter Tba will of the Ute
Mies Jans Iswss, spiottcr, formsrly sf Pie-
ardy place, EdmUirg, late af Stow, ia North
Briton, bat Just bsr prsrtd ta ths rrersgs
tivs Court of lbs Arckbwbop ef Canterbury,
in Doctor's Commona, by George Scott and
John Thompson, Eqrt.,"ihe exeutora.
Tbe decestsd wae poaseieed of npwards of
000,000 in ths fuaea.snd prspsrty in dif
ferent parti of Scotland, to tha meant of
i. l,20g,C00, making, together, tbs enor
mous sum of two millisne, ths whols sf
which tbt testatrix baa bequeathed to be
etjoitly divided amongst alt bar raiatioM
wbo eaa be found, witht respect to tbe
nserfst ot Kindred. About ore years since,
lbs tenant became emitted lo 500,000,
eome discussion, ia which the proposed f epos tba death of bar brother, bo having
JamfttUJlLejBLw
i, TiurmLy, Dec IT.
wC.NAT,E,
Taf biO acaiing aa appropriation for
0o)fdetiG tha eap.ud, aad Ivr athar pur
possa. passed is third reading, and waa or.
tiered to bawogrossed. Tba lull was eub
vqnsatly rs eoostdarsd, aa oxtioa af Mr..
Cerper, and laid aa tie table.
Mr. Worth, frea lha joint ee-msittse oo
Edosetisa, mads a report, accompsnisd with
a Im3 lar tbs estaUtabweni aI bVtter rsgn
tatiea, ef Csatinoa Schools ; which wert or
dsretf to baas the table and be pritrttd.
Tha Rssslutiose oa lotsrosl fmprevs
aatats, were tokswXap j whsa Mr. Wad lsB !
rwjwmad his reworks oo tbs subject, and ia
a'Spewah of esoatdsrabls length sad great;
tbtliiy and eloxjievies, dVbvsved bus visws
ia fit tor ef a hbsrsl and jwiioos arhme of
and eaposed bv Messrs. Morehead aod
oeksry, Ibe whole subject waa hidover
for thepreseol.
s: " nOl'Sg OF COMMON'S.
' Mr. Moor a presented a Bill to amend the
Revised Statutes, aulhrwizina llta draioins
of the Ssamp I,snds of this Stats, and lo-i 101 0l1 " o. '
create a fund Cr Comnwa Scboolt; which : coowqwocS of bsr adsftcsd age, fnssriy
jaas read ths firat tio and oanaed. 'fibty.) she slipped dowit and brsks her
lf. Doak prstented a bill to amend the g. which eceideal aliimately etused bsr
' ?.",!h fchn!t ,J is. R.ia,.,t R:a'r,iiM ami. isatb- I be ammint of srsosis fluty alone
Uod Militia i which wat read ths first liine.Hl my ."' f'J sod tbs
of kin. Il it a moat extraordinary fact thai.
aotwi:hslanding the immense wealth af the
deceased lady, her habits were very psno
rtout; and, at proof of it, it may be only as
cesnry to meatioo oaa (eel t Una dark
svsning the bad occasion to gnp atalrt,
pawed, aod pa motion of Mr. D. referred
to the Ccermittee on Military A&irs.
Ml5pMi prsssoied a FiTl id icBswf the
Revised bta'ute, sntitted an Act concerning
Slsves snd Fres Persons of color ; wbich
was read tbs first lime, pasted, snd nhrnd
to the Commutes oa tb Judiciary. i
Tbs Bill for the relief of the Wilmington
and Raleigh Bail Road, being ander drs
cotsfon, was,; oo mutton of Mr. flnke, so
i smitld, aa to auks lha aont borrosed
lbs faith of ths Sine, pays We to anmal
instalments ot t my inouaaaa ooiuri ssco,
tillaO bspatd.
nr. i.uians cueres an amsuomem, pro
IstorasJ Imprsvsmsata. The Resolutions, baiting' ibe Company from declaring any
ly,s lettuot Bonus, until ths Deltta enntrac
ted by virtue of Ihie Act thalf fcvre been
disrhsrgd j and authorizing lbs Company
to pay Into tbe Trestury of the Stats, the
whole or sfiy part of ths smmrot of Debt
so contracted; aad as sMkisis such aev-
mwnt into tha Treasury, to be forthwith ah-
era Ihss kid no ibstahk until tomorrow,
M. E. Msaty, of dies hern, was elected
ud.-e, tics R. M. Ssosdert, rssignad.
- Mr. Maspm prveeotrd a Rasnlutioa for
djfribwtisg the Revised Siaiates, abkb
waa read the firat lime end passed.
Mr. Moors prstsnisd a Bill to amend ths
Bet wed Siatets. eoosstbing lUgisters,
Wiisb was read ibe firnt i,a. rnased aod 1 bis amendment wtt reeled tr a vote I'aited Sutra. Oe ecrurt on
loathe Jujieiary. of II to SI. ' - "h
supposed wealthiest ipinstsr ia lbs world
(Miss Burdstl Courts) wae nstsnlitlsd to
tbat spsellslioa until ibe preesnt time.
liters is svsry resaon to believe that the
property sf tha dfcaased is ths lreel
svsr proved ia Doctors Con)noti t.-Lm
4fapiru " .
Fgrry. Mr. Join Murpiy, en ami
asa( braosr ef Dublin, charged With hat.
ing (brged a draft wf $001, apoa ths bsnkmg
house sf Messrs. Letouehe, has bssa tried,
found giiliy, and oonieocsd is traasportstioa
for life, lis is eeveatjfyesra of ege, aod a
reek before hie arrest waa a guest at Ibe
table ef ths Lard Lteutessnt of Ireland.
flit eonvictioa baa produced a great eicits
eent ia Ireland. . ,.t
tcltrrtd to tba Cojna.;ttcs
Khfitt$ There ire to be four c!ipts
Af the sua aett year, and tw of lbs tnooa.
None ef the former will ba wttU ia thit
eouotrv. and rsa wherS Isrsrst tbev Will
solved from ttl further liability fit such . nor bs partislX Both the lunar echpvet
amHinl of etid DU so paid. . jii he total, and viaibla throughout Ihe Ikisple, snd Ihs
tie win iA 1 y ermreratin, iwonmrpj tr'
efcrvary,the other on the 2i ttAnpft. ' v ' .J t'.d ctiou I'' i.
each orinciniil Candulute, lor rrem!t nt
and Vius' President, at cuch of raid Lieu
tionai and will bs found not only useful for
pre tent information, but fulura rcforenco.
rirat Lltctitn, 17(19. Numbcr of Eire,
(ore 69. George Washington received Oil
Votes j John Adorns 94, mid John Jay tt.
Washington waa elected President and
John Adtma Vica President.
Seeuui Election. I7UJ. Number of
Electors 138. George Washington w.
riived 133 votes I John. Adams 77, and
George Clinton AO. Wathington ' and
Adnma were both re-oW-ted.
TAird Etution. 1796 -Nombar of
Clectort 133. ' John Adams received 71
votes Thomae JeQhrsiia CO.; Thomas
Pinckney 60, and Aaron Burr 20. Adams
waa elected President, and Ji-flcrsoa Vica
Pretidcnt. "
J-WiA Bi&iM, 1900. .Number of
Electors 13". Thormu JclTertoo and
Aaron Barr received each 78 voice j John
Adams CS .and tlurlca C. Tinckney CI.
As there was oo ehoice of President in tbs
College of Electors, the election devolved
opon tbe Uouae af Representatives and af.
ter balloting 30 tiroes, Jefferson was elect
ed by a majority of one State, Burr waa
elected Vica President.
Fifik Election, 1804. Number of Elec
ton 170. The present plan of voting se
parately for President and Vica President
was then adopted. .
Tboruas Jetftrsoo received 1QJ votes
for President, and Charles C. Pinckmsy
I f. George ClUitoo received 10J votes
for Vice Preaident and Rufua King 14.
JcCcrson and Clinton Were elected.
Sixth Election, 1 808.Kumlx. r of Elec
lora 170. James Madisob received 123
votes for Pieidunt,and Charles C. I'iaek.
ncy 47. Georgo Clinton recaived 113
votes for Vice Presideiti, and Rufiia King
47. Madison and CUntoa were elected.
Seteath Election. 1813 Number cf
Electors 217. James Madison received
1 23 votes frr President, and Do Witt Clin,
ton 69. Elbridge Gerry receivsd 131
votes for Vice President, and Jared loger
soli CO. Madison aud Gerry were elected.
ESskk Eliction, ISIQ. -Number of
Ejectors 217. Jamea Monroe received
1S4 vote fr President, and Rufua King
??i.Daniel IX Tomp
rotea (Ur Vice President, and Jobo B-
Howard 22. il onroe and TompLins were
elected.
A'iat Deelicn, 1 820Number of Elec.
ton S32. Monroe received 932 votes for
President, and Daniel- Tompkins 319 for
View President.
TeaA Eketum, 1824. Number of Elec
tore 281. Andrew Jackson received 89
votes for Preaident ; John Quincy Adams
84 ; tlham H. Crawford 41, and llenry
Clay 37. Aa neither caodidate bad a ma-
Sray, me eiecuoa was carriea lata ue
ouss, where Joha Quincy Adams baving
received tha votes of 13 States out of 33
was elcoted Prasideatw Julia.C. Calhoun
receivsd 183 votes at Vice President, N.
Sanford 30 and Nathaniel Macon 24.
Calhoua was elected View Presideot.
Eleventh Election, 1823 Number of
Elsctora 261 - Andrew- Jackeoir received
179 Votes for President, and John Quiocy
Adams 82. Joha C. Calhoun received
174 Votes for Vice President, and Ruth
83. . Jackson and Calhooa were elected.
Tietlftk ElecUom, 1933 Number of
Electors 2S8. Andrew Jackson received
219 votes for Ptesidcot Uenry Clsy 4,9;
John Floyd 11, aad William Wirt
Maitia laa Burea received 180 for Vke
President; John Bereeant 49 William
Wilkins 30j Ilsory Lee 11, and A moa
Eilmaker 7. Jackson aod Van Duren
ere elected.
Thirteenth EUetion,18Z0 Number of
Electors 204, Msrtain Van Burcn receiv.
ed 170 votes for President $ Wm. 11. liar
risoa Til Hugh L. White 26 1 Danisl
Webster 14; aod Willa P. Maogum 11.
Richard M. Johnson received 147 votes
for Vice President t Francis Granser 77 !
Jo4aTyler47, and William Smith 23.
At neither of tbe caadidatea for the Vice
Presidency received a majority of the elec
toral votes, and as Richard M. Johnson
tad Fraaeie Granger received mora totes
than any other two, the Senate proceeded
lo eU-ct ana sf these candidates for Vica
President. In the Senate, Richard M.
Jobnsoa received 33 votes, and Praneit
Granger 10. Vaa Bufwj and Johnson
were elected.
information of thing unknown t others
lias so frerjueutly and justly U in rcmorkod,
the following j.eculatiwit, wlut h, at the
luggettioiis of an intelligent aud inquisitive
" looker -on," cojy ior ths ituVmaiioo
of our readari t ',-
"Mr. Cur, it is ooderstood, will not
accept of any appointment (undor the ad.
ministration of Gen. lUaaisonl at borne
or abroad. On thia point he isteid to be
inflexible. Ue will remain, 1 believe, in
the Senate of the United States until the
new Administration shall be launched and
fairly afloat, giving to the policy of the
President such a support aa may be conr-ia-lout
with Lis own putriotia iiewa and that
fama which be bat so nobly and to gal
lantlv won.'
" Whether Mr. WtasTca will or will
not ba ofi'ured tha Department of Htate, for
which he is nre-cnjinenttv qualified, it is
not for ma to aay.. But I tuay at ale the
opinion which son e of Gen.- IlaaataoVt
?irtonttl fiieitds entertain and cipreee
bey aay that if Mr. Wesstcb will not
accept the office of Secretary of State, or a
Foreign Mission, he ought not to be ne
elected- Tbe tame language is held by
snoie of tha most distinguished friends of
Mr. Ciav. Tbat geoilcman I have hot
seen since mv arrival in Washington. He
haa been ia Baltimore, but I karn has re
turned thia day to tLe city. From these
signs of the timet,' I have nu doubt Mr.
WcasTca may fill either of the above sta
tiona, if he pkawi.' ;i .'
A SEW EXrEPIEST TO R.1ISD TUB
Wa i4aerva ta tbe procaethnga of ibe
House of Representatives a resolution sfler
ed by a member from New Yoik, making
inquiries tuickiag 'he sals of poltie proper
ty by order of tha Wsr Department. Il ia
said, tbat many articles, of valos.and sh b
tbs Governoitiit s.ot have, btve bttn seo
rtficed to raise money to meal the pressing
demsnds of publ'ia cjedilors. These arti
clew thus sold st half price, moat be re por
cbased by the next Adtotoistrstinn. ' "
From a peWgrsph to lbs N. Y. Sttr.1t
appears that tbiae'spedienl foe raiting (unda,
bsa not bern ennfiaed to one Departmeul of
tbe Government. That paper ears;
ft fa ascertained that Aisaa Kendall haa left
da foiitOlBM a mUUm of dotluibsaM. Km.
daJPa saraav wiada as like bis 1U OS's abas.
luUlr Is disfracs. ; With alt bis aralaaaiaiia, hm
borabatt, bia daelaratioas sad bia isuiMBea with
lbs lot aod emaaat adiuiiiiatraUaa, be terse sot
ta he aeaotutely good tor aothiBf hut Mtty to.
triruss and extaaaiTS missbaaf. Usbraks dsa
Jackaas asd VaS Boras, aad bad as eapaetly or
Ntw 1 out Li. tit ., j j
Tw.-'-y tlsys l..!-r ut't .Vu. I
.. .. ... ii a. i. i . " as
ivi, w iim tin 1. 1. 1., n ro in !h iq
infant PiiiKOas is born (ir Givst
mo huwii "l K 'l'U i.' M il aiij
pi op
liad
T la all say pQ&u statios rsouiring dia.
cratwa aod food aaaae, la add.Uoa la ioMwaaa
Sifclaatiaas arhioh will be fcnatad set, at asaaare
tbat tbs ptessot saas is powar bara asld tbe phJ
uc aropwty ta raua uta wins, us all tas paaUS
wee aa yet osAaiabsd, Ibey bavs sold baas, esse,
harrawa, dradfwg awlMM ban, arorfcrhop.
As. far sas aitartcr tbe soat, all of skwh
will bavs U ha rafhtead at s baavy ssaanaa."
Fraui i Cor reapoa Jest af Ue RsVaaaab Casrgiia.
Flosibs, Dss.0, 1810.
5r Three sarrtors came ia st Fort
Kmg a few day e tiaea, and agreeably to lbs
Geoerare ordera, bava beea put aaoVr
gaartl. - They say tbat Ilslle&Tustsouggns
will return to a fsw days, bat are enable to
ataiga aay reason for bis abrupt departure
do ring the progrtta of bit recant pretended
treaty. 1 he Interpreters bra all ahteat
from Fort King, which may, io a manner,
eewsoot for Ibe mtsgrs nswt ibey bavs com.
municated. An siprsss bss beea despatch
ed to tbs Genetsl, wlo is new at Tsmpa.
Ihlfpatt 0 oVIsr , P. 31. Dee. 0.
Sir1. Tbe eipreaa just Jrrrived from
Fort Kiag, says tbat 13 (dits rams mtbis
morning, and eWliverrd op I hair arms to
Cf4. Rihty. They fats lhal ibeis are ma
ny more tcoiuc ia a (em dtyt. I oil give
yog parttcoltrt by net! esprcta.
J.httU jViirsr. A nesra woman in the
County of Mathawt, Virginia, wat eVIiver.
ed.oo tbs29ih Nsvemher.of lhrsscbiMet.
Ooe was a perfectly formed child, asd ia
now living and beany. The other tsa are
a Itrrue natm a, mora remarkable ia every
respect tnaa ins notorious Siamese twins.
The Iwa children are united from the am
bilical aovd to tha shoulders, sidewsyt
Thay have each a perfeet formation from
tba cord to tbe crews of tba bead. They
have four perfect srtns, twa senarats heads
complete ia their organization and two
chests. The formatioa from lha ambilicst
AtwAwarda, is that of a tingle ehitdV:Thett
ftarrcCTf fJrcrlVa, 1S19. Nam!
CM . nni g. tP:,i; I . ...
Mocwn vfCRorai ti imam uenrr
riarri9on,'of OhioV received 234 votet for
ople intoxii atrd with j..y. 1 jl8 '
buiutfaruoil ouu cnpiured fj,,-,.
Jian d'Acre. The BritiJ, a,t.,..
A.,i,.lTu.l l.u tf.tt ht,t..; -...I . l
vj ... aim oirl'ru It fd'
eqiiul to any thing the army or nary
did. Ropoits sis in citculittiiMi' '
tubiiiiin of the Ps.ha of Ff jpt,
authenlio ycl, though, tmijutmoL!,
hat got enough of war. , . '
The Frentli are dtbating in theimi.
...I I. 11 1.. ...J . "Pnt.
W III lv tnviiiuvr, mi, ii t uriout 0t(.i
ments are tubing place in the n
members, part it ulurly of M. Tairu;
ovvlt oihi mim oiirigliia aw,i
nattoa to peoceubls mi-Dsure, u j fj
in particular, commands Uia Jmiiij14
Europe. Money piattera wtia u,w
Englaod. Cotloa was aligbtly ca ihr u
vanes. -
, The President steam-ship,
np fur lost at one time, on account of W
relura here, tarried out the pttr
election of General Ilsaausa, eLkk,!,
course, arretted public attention. 7
ths stibatanca of tbs news ; but ths crict
will have rich reading in the particuhni'
the acceuchement or Her Maieny, m,1
the detoi Is of the tokiog of St. lean d'Jy,
all of which, with ettreme miuuirnea,
spresd before the eyes of the Eritou
ItC, aod, of course Ufota llsjaorU.
name of Iba little interesting ibangera
ba Adilaid Yictoriit ir,
Tha French ship Alr.4aba.j4 h
Zclea readied Toulon safe from Ihtir,,
age af diaeovery. Ia NoveoiWr ti,;
were several Uary gales oa lha Bis
coaji. Capt. Cioaa,of ibe Rrituii,
Faforita, had beea killed to central tnt
the inhabitanta af Tangutaboo, Tb
ty bdweea Texas and Grrsl BritM
said to ba aifrned. Catuss Indtss.Ci
kry ie crowded, la exresa. Watrarrt
Co., large Unkcra ia Loadoo, bUiri,I
believe, of many of our State akcks, 1
failed. Several other large baxltrs bx
abm (ailed. Mora troops are ri
from Great Brita'ia to Iba Eaat hdst.
Parliament had beea prorogtwd to Catc
her 10. Little Mwa Matwooa.rtastr
from Paria w ith a C JJIr, and gU awki
These are about all tbs items of idea,
liltls or big, that atrike ny eve.
. Baring ii ISrothcrs circular atyt c'
American 1 10c as Ala Lams sterner b6.
ft per cent. e0 j Illinois 6'a, 78; ladua
fi'a, 75 ; Looiaiana fi's, PO j Manlasi it,
61 N. Y. State storks, 6'a, Ut Ctt,
3 Ohia a'a, 01 1 IVmty Waow 5's,
Majsachasstto ft'a, 101 g Failed Bum
Baukahares,l3 10 to 14; I)o.Wk
6s, II7J. Baatnese to a arna'l stttat hi
beea duaa ta ladiaoa atocka, New Tsi
Stale and City, Ohio, PewnfyhaBia, aoi
I'aitsd Stages Book ahares. ,: -; . -
-,Lettcra from Amsterdam slats, uWjl
the arhvaia of tubmcco lavg ken ttjt,
pricca are wall supported eaeVcf HtVy.
land, aales bava bee cgktcd fatild
28 ceots for goad ordinary, , ,
Private tetters from Eoglaad reprem
tha state of thinga Ihsra to be dacaKr
bettor. Tha mamifscturing district) ova
doing better. Taa enrrsnt rate of Am
an inland tulle by tha Ljwdoa bsalt msl
per cent., though sums ocsrfiaiiou ttn
e&ctrd at a lower rata, s he geseral a
preaaioo was tbat Iba revenna woald alsv
a cnsiderab!a deficienry.
Tha British, in the S' Jean that
bombardmsat, bad 1 8 killed and 42 eceei
duke EptUaiJ2.0U01ty aaticwta
of a naaaaiae ; G00 killed oa the rampart
number of wounded tmknowa; l,f
prMMsters. The booty oa the wells sf km
were 12Fiaoutited guns, 42 not tvmi,
mortars, A.e. ia proportion.
Thn new Kina of Upland bat ben tv
aitgn rated. There hat beBBaeartbfiii
'in the i!nd "of 'Zaoter'"A poliliral ea
pi racy hat beea detected in Roroigoa.-
C urrttpmdenes of A sr. laUl.
mowssos's -first Iruxcinx?
Ths followiiig, wbiek' wa cut front tbt
Nsw York Evsning Pst.wiH thw sW
course lbs gsnaina Wofsoos irtead Is f
rje, nsw that Ibsir party has been brttea-
to ting to fie tVrrtt a tenmiot leaf
fag that is to carry out lbs views si-
ibe writer, tba data of whose letter
be. ia all arobabilitf . iba, aotorrnut I'.
Browesna, baa already openly promt's
ntnistv. lbs eutal diviaimt sBroertr-
tha abolition af bsrsditarv Bmnrrtv--a'
Churrhss and di vices, and ibe-like!-
ton Atli.
President, and Martin Vaa Buren 60
Joha Tyler received 834 votes for Vice
Preuidont, Richard Af. Johnson, 40 Voles,
and Littleton W. Tazewell, 11 volet
Harrison and Tyler elected Ilal. litg
: s i...
, A Siagtkr i?rl. Tbe following bet, or
rather amgular proposition, ws find in a lata
St. Lewis Gaawtles A warm Ilsrrisooisa
msda tha follswing preirotitiua tartar.
which, however, waa aot lakea opt Thai
ba would pay $200 to any maa who would
agree to girs biut one kernel of eiTtfS for
tbe first neete tote Uarriaoa got over Vsh
Barea "s abuls vote, lao for ths second, and
aa an in gssteattisal progression. ,
laers esina aome littiseuriositv taknow
what tbs result uia ht be, tundrv graint of
eoOsa were weighed, end il waa aeerttwsd
last 3.000 grama of Java eoOes weighed a
pound. ,-. , s
Buepaslng, tbeo.Mhat Ilarrwno runt
ahead of Vet Bursa Oy votes, the amoonl of
eotve 10 be pauj aver wnold sxcvsd 233,
000,000 petMs,' eorth, at 10 eente per
pouad, tha pUseaat kagntello af t-i3,000r
000. - . ,
The gsnllssun wha deeliotd (he let was
probably vsry prudtt. , ' .
The priociptl dulvaf buaUhdstndwivst
it a tsndarcttre for ths aood of aeh other's
soult. The hutband stiautd kad bar inthe
way to sternal life, Vy bis eoon-l ancf ev-
fa, by her b'ln-1 ' !
two Ik, with one organization ef the male
. TWf were living antil a lew me-
ien't before, tbir biilh. They most have
possessed wa hearts and two separate put
nvmary argaes, with only ons t-i of mtrs
tines snd lowsttremitics. They have
been kept in epinl fir piwservation, with lbs
intention of pntacMing'lhrm in a museam
uf soma medical college, arid ennenenily
bavs not bean dissected. Old Dvtiinion.
Demf nni Dumb Printtri.K riirtom
aotmtnl ia given, from Tubingen, 10 Woe
tfBiborg, af a aew printing eetebhshmeat,
lately opened by Theodors llelierad. All
tba rsmpsai tors aad prsMmea, ose biiadrsd
sad ninety sit in number, eleven of the for.
mer being worsen, are deaf asd domH, snd,
btve bswn editested st hm cost for the sin.
slay steal m which ihey are anwasctged.
The King baa eonfrrred oa Mr. illalgsrad
a rarga'gold medal, of the order ef eivil
merit, for ibis great reclaaalioa frutn the
social and eaenl wttte.
lime. The pain which hi IbIi when we
tra fimt Iranilantsd from our native anil,
when tbe living bntnrh it cut from Ibe pa
rent tree, ie soe uf the most poipnsnt whkb
wa have to fndurs throuah- life. Thara
tre after grieft hib wound snore deeply
which letve behind Iheui srsrt never lo
ha tffaed, which bruise Ihs spirit imj matt. !
timea break the heart; but War do a
feel to lrt!y the mvit nf i, libf ri.
ty oii,fu I epr i in r. of u-'-r ,..
."ftt'.n, pur' i mi f 1 !-.' 1 .
fkt Ihtn of tU Dmrnil -.Wt i
permitted to make Ibe following sitnrt
from a private letter received frma adsos
guialied political writer d" Mssswkifs".
dated
CiirutilW lltlt.
- TVall, lha tVhift bavs brwtaa se, hat I f
-ina malUir. Wa mnat sow fall hack Ml
eipha, and lake a fteeh start, sad bs at oo
, tsma ap SithesmcUiing worth batwf. as
twit le BHMr.g h JU and. WhalshsuW
ay to flingmf to tbs hrsec s mains UH
lag, thai ia, ths tag sf soatsl sWoarary, is S
llnetion from aaara aoliUaal daMararV. . af r
l.llaal dnraoartcy, I sndrMand the ea,nlity af a3
mew before tbs st j hy aoial dewoei1. I
derataitd tha riuliiy of atl mm Wfora aw-"
iat -araatjasaltar aaafWsul aaa Ihia aacMbrtfrt ! f
taesnd hi noU- Is M ant the graat war sf
emary la rraliaa tba aoil aWwraef f
thas, U4 ea throw out ha lis, and rl!f
rMWHIAa fBrfl.J il. lu.iL MtfM.iaa)se
to ba IbStiaw. Tha mvi1 of the old
rT'r i f t, and seed i
Maw 1
era! is sartv sra
matter Is buey tin., v. n ,l.t."
Arknnmt. Tbs l.erifalors of
Stele eoevsned at Little R-k oa tt
ult. Tha Sonata argsituyd y ',"
Mark hard Preaident i and the Iltr
ed Georg 11.11 its 6pW. Os t O
Govfroor Yell wat inauguratvJ. ! '..
Cennt If SaulCEirehM.-V o
population in this $ut, by the Ceneuij"
llkea it f04,43O, theeing abnyt mir as
l Immm tJC in M rent. IS th I4 "
years, in the si'i;icl report of ihaMsf
thai it .! MM .10.000 V. t. Of ''
wrr I r- i .rr I 1 1 f'l. JJ..r,'o lV!Vli-,
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