r
it vi inn be, iicooiiijill-liii! in the preset
condition of 'lie countiy, we ought lo make
a mar u approach to it is my be prao-
lb-able.
Tl.e Postmaster General U pi ced in
mi-t e luharr.-sing po.itioti by the rxi.-ling
la-ta. lie i- obliged to carry these into ef
fect. 1 ' e his no oilier alternative, lie
finds, b'ctr, tint this cannot be dun'
iih"ut b.ivy demand- upon the treasury
0. er and uhovc bat is recci'cl lor pos
tage ; aii'l tbes. have been pro.Te ively
tucr.iinr from year to year ui.'il tbey
amounted for the fi-cal year ending on tin'
ill'ih .tuno. 1 S")1, to more than lour million
ami a ball ol dollar- ; whilst it is e-timi,trd
that Hr tie present fi-enl year tin y will a
mount to CG,-.!"1,1'-:'. Ti.Ve sums nr.- ex
clusively cl the artdiu 1 tippiopiiatioii f
JGOIHU'O for ' compensation for the mail
sen ice performed for tl.e t0 houses ol
Congress and t!u- otht'r department- ami
ofiietrs of t lie gov. ri'ii.tut in the trai.-poi-tuiim,
cf free matter ''
Tbe rn' cf tbe-e lar:c 1 . ficit" s main
Iv Ml: :hut..l.'e to the increased (jp.hs,..
cf trail pel'ii - the Urn's. Ill 1 "-' I lie Ml 111
pai l lot il i- M-r. ice wa. but a fr-ii'Mon ahoie
lour milium, and a qiirtir. Since that
tear it ha- atinunlly iie.ea-ed until Is"" '
ins reached more I! an tight miili"i. iiini a
quarter ; ami for the rut''- f 1 "'J, t is
c-iiuiat, d Hint it uiil iin.o ;nl 10 mere than
tc'i null oi. "f ih'i iii
The r c-ipt- ol in. Pot O.TiC II put
l F..I ni. he mud.- to :pp o n- !,, or :oqt..l
ir exp nl '"re. niilv, l) memi- of tbe ic.i--la
iou of Congre.-. In npplying any r.-uic-riv.
i.x, "Uouid be tske.itli . uha rJple
' bali "hoi be deprived cf tbe alvst.i.g
winch tl..v are lairly entltitd to eijoy (torn
the I'j-t 'S.e- Ihr iifnei.t Tbe principal
n ine lie r.'coti tin i. -i -I to :h c-J.i-i ler aiiun
efi'imgie-- t v t..e Po-tm i-t r Gun-rsl, are
lo restore the lo. me- r it of pi-taje upon
mi L,e h tier- to live cut.- ; I Mih-P.tute lor
tbe fraiikii!.' pii.i'.eje tin .1. ivry t) th"-e
1. i.v to eij it, ot pu-t iffi.-e i-t. n.p
f i ii co, re-1 omience, aiid ti iSinot the
1 p
i, contracts tor the trai.-p
uijil, to e n fiye it-elf to I
, ,. ii ' t;;;- -i
,.ll c! ll.i
tru.-p
a iv parfc il: ' ! Cl . t: -li. L, ii ler tne f-re-.
, t -v.iwtn. the exi.-n-e to the j jv. riiment
i. ur- .t I y iiiereis.-d by rt-4'iiiitig thai the
la a: be caT;ed in uch n! ic'c- i-
i.l ac--o'i;-j o i a;? p-.cni-r-. l i.i- wiii be
il:i,e th.nit piylram tne D -ptrttueut ov. r
i',1 ra N wi.ttc t:ie tt.vti will riiuu tier ate
ronti uctc r.-.
The-.-, r. cvni r. lui-.ns dc-crve tie grave
Cit. ilerat on of Coiii;re.-s.
I n'l'.J a,:atn call J sir attention to the
tttcet ruction ot Pacific ii iioa-l. I mie
ai.-l r -? -: : . n have but -red t3 confirm
1i.e iu the tr-.t'-i at.-l jj-i:ee ot t u ol rva
lion- wi,ic:i I u. -.!. , or. thi- -ni-j vt, in m
i-t anrus; n;e-..a.e, to h:ch I beg; leave
;iu r. t r . r
I I i- tre.-.y u-:u.i: i d ti.at it would be in
ej -..r.et.t !--r thi. got iniueut to H1 rci-e
llie poer of con-ii uc;ii. the Pacific li.ii
real by its ou iiumcdiatu agents. Such
ap-iiicv WOlld il,Ctlt: '. l.'e p .'. Ol.a'.'O ft" i he
1 1 t i .in..'- in.:- extent, an ! ' '
dace a -;-'.;n o; j i .. i c rruj.-iin.
M.-h i i Ti-iaiiC oil tlie part ot federal
oS;;a'. cry. i t-hv r i re.et.t or detect
iu cjIi -,u '. !.. J in- hj the keen rye. ami
acive and c r fa. .up. rvi-i'.-n of indivi-luai
and prime in:eie-i. I i.c o .-trueii in ol
ihi- uj.i :.';, t. !:,. refor m to I c c omn ict.-.l
t coiiip..nie. incorp 1 hy tlie Mute, ur
r.eer ;f.n... w i--e p. c-.i.iry ititcrrM-w.-.iJ
he liir. eti invoice. 1. t 'ong.e-- uii.'hi
!ti. n a-.-i-1 u.viii in the wcrk by grants ol
i i or of iiio.i. v, cr boih. under w". )
di io:i- and re. Mictions a. wojl l peoure tl.e
t r.i 'i - orf a i.j n of troops and munition ot
war tree ir. ui ar:y char.-e, ad that if Hie
l'-iit-d S.ates Ui ..I at a fair aud riaio-i .L:e
price.
1 tie J-i'jjir.s of events .'.it' nm
lie;, cement ' your tt-t u .- mi
bo uiil, .iiSej.iics di.appear t.Soie a S'i,,
Slid determined res,,. At Hint time
je' t TO.' deemed by i-e sl. i pat
r.Jtii men to be a Vi-ion .rj pr j. e:. I i.
grest -Ii t .. ric to l e ovt ic ii.', and the in
t--r ven in.' mo j:.t iii.. and d ,-ei t- in tl.e j) .
.e on. isc' a wl.ieh, in t'.e cipmi i, ot
ii no ; r -.'! I i. be uriiinuiite.l. .N-.i,
a'ler I ,e ! .p.- 'A b it a - lii'e ).--,r, t ,--e r,;.
ati.-e-. it h- l. 'i di-covrrel, r.: f-ir if.
forr:.ilb'e ti.H'i th-y .:'e anp;..--.-d to he ;
ai. I ti. i! -tait.. i'i p' enjrr- no. pa
;il repa-s Te'.!-,r y. I iee in utii 'fk.
ii a co:.-. -ii .r -..)!. r . -i ii.iafcn S.m
i ...ei-.-j. S; I,,,, 1.1.1 .'! . -. in I---
thau li t.'i fi - ii .j- Tl. c t
ii-'.ti as r-.-jii. ir;y p.-if r n- i. i.s it
ijrmer )e jr-. b. i e. u .ik
e tv
ro.d,
king
i . i i
t inotii'-n'ous ,'. the-c
n,:J be a p la.-rf,!
ell t'.e SMaltS e I-t all 1
i i -. ; i..- i-
i re i.,j iiiij-.tration
1 c
r ' r n f, out ,! j-,..' tli- I'-cac if a l I tie part .
r ..- i. i i ciute'l 1 )' a s.iv, e-y au't rapid
In' -'oo-iiiii ji.iem.u. we Tuj-t nee.-sai i,
C-.' I'-'i a'.d a i-ri i.-.rg pr;,prt,ori tin
ti id. b Ail r.l K jr-'pe an-j A-i . ur r-
c.- A If j'k- w i I nil. a ti. 1 J -.p-.n w,,i
I, ell t'.e-e ril.li i !i I p t .. , .- rlnji: -I.
r or i-'i 'I'll. '-ic : at, i t. n.-t r; of the w :A
jrovce tint 'lie na'i r. :,, i, m- g iii,.. !
, r,...e..ioii (f tl.e trade vith La-ti-rn Asia.
I n ,ys b'eotrie wtalihy and p .-wi ffo;.
J he p-oiiur peogra; bica! po-ii, in of t'.i i
f -iiu I,J our l'aer p I m., jnvif -
A'l - txmi ef it-.I in. 1 ent-.'pi'-e i-.t ti.i
f mi't.ful field. To r-ap t1"- r ! .re.t,
1. . .'.'-r, it :s au roll p.-o-a-.ie p- r. , ii
', at we sh . ! fir-t have a n o i.-it,
c w -. at.'i ei'i-ilate its pir-eluct. through
o .1 very portion of ti.e Lni n I -i ! -,
rueh a ra ir- aJ thmo.-h our temp -r il" 1 iti
ta-l- wh.e-i w vu d not he in p-!e I ty fr-t
I. , rope sol A-i.
. i-t, I. 1 1 J N
h,,g D Iphiii.
-.,,. lUIe. I li.e - . , ,
PillU,', 'W .., K,, .f : -
cll the e .-t .,' ''oi. ,i', ii,,,-,- thai, i.'.r-.-
i-.-'l I J ' - . - l ! i .
p. ,-. uid. r I,- ,- ii.' ,1 L-Ui. L:a,
! .. i, nt tl e U,l ol . I il s N ..i. ... . ,1 ..;
1 ,, ..i. i, on th-.- U7iii Augu-l. ai.. i. ibe
I t ui . ii.it-e li'aU'lred a-.i a.x in t,on:nel,
v.'r d.liirrad into ibe custody t,f tl,..
L jiieJ flaw MarrLal fvr tlie uisi:ict vf
S'outh Crolina. i bey were first plieod in '
S tor, for Ve keep".,, .nd were de-1
I,.,. ,,iil th 1'Jtb SenifDiber. bco
tbe Mir.ivor-, to bundred and aerenty
United Slate MeHim r NiaL'ira, to be tnitin- !
1 .1 .!;.-.,.. 1 nn t.narl t in
rn-i to the co:i-l of Afncs under the
1, . e ,, , f ,, T,,ittti State9
pnr-imnt to the provi-ions of the et of the ; i
3d Mireb. lMli.
in ailnitimi to trie acts
prohihitina the slare trade." Under the ,
d .er-i.m o' tbi act, the President in '
,,..tho,ized to make Mieb ropulaiiom. and j
arr ip. cniei.ts a- be mav deem expedient,
for tbe
I r niid
life-keeping, auppnrt and removal ,
the limilsof ihe I'niteu 'l..-, cf ,
,,. .r,-e- muialtoea. or pernoii of
c-ihir " ciptiired by e.--el
of the United ;
piatc, a- Imav be de'ivertd to the Mur.-hal
ofthedi-tri.Vin.o .bid, they are b?b. ;
and tonppoii.t a proper petmn or p,rsoi,i.i
re-idii.2 upon llie coa-t of Africa, a? .sent ;
er aeiiit." lor reCeHltis! lli' t ''i;ii'es, nni:ai- ;
t . er pei-li- of coaT, delivered from oil
t.iiml ve-el seixed in the pro-ecutio'i of j
the ';nc eriide by commander, of tbe!
I'niied Mali arm- d ve si i-.''
A doubt immediately aro-e a-i to tbe true
con-tt.ieti'iti of t!'i-not It i.- (juite clear
from it- term- that the Pre-hlem was autlio- j
iiz-d to proiide " for the -afe keepiny, sup- ,
pr.it. and ritinnal" oflbe-e lu-;roes up ;
tiM the time of their delin-ry U th" airent i
on i be eoi-t of Allien ; but no expre-i pro-vi-ion
nude for (heir protection and
euppoit after they bad reached the place of
tl.eir de-tiimtiou. "H. anarfciit wa.
i, could not have been uppo-cd that Con )
i-rei intended be i-hou'.a dewrt tbem at;
moment thry re received, and turn
" t , "'a7', ' ' , , :
p.-rt-h for wnnt of lood, or to become aain f
the victim- of the fl .ve trade. Had I his ;
teen the intention ol v onyres-, tne employ
in .'lit of n at'eiit to receive tln'ni,
riq itnd to re-ide on the coast, wa
iho is
Uline-
ee-.iiry, and tiny inijlit have been huiued
I v our ves-el- Miv.h"re in Africa, and
left expo-'d to the m. IT rings and tbe f-te
!;!, .i--l.i certai'rv a nit them
V... M .i i;, ! :- -p- . t..l n ..--are cf
Hih Iv.. i,.--r, l-lo, at the fii-t -e'un
after ihe act was paved, announced to
Coiisrre wLat, in Lis opinion, wa. it- I'm
cT.-trurtioti. lie i.,Uees it u be bis
r utv u-:.li r it. to fj'.iow tl.e-e unt'ort jnates
ii.'o Alrica, i J l:u'..e pi ;v;-i(n lor tiiem
tb.-re. until 'hiy i-hould be b(t to provide
f. r t :, e ti i - i i e-.
Ill eoti.;iiui.':itii.g this i i'C rpret ifot. of
! tl e act to Coi.cre--, he statvd that -Olne
. doui t bad been etitert iiiie.l as to it- true
intent and meaning, aud be submitted .the
. le.'ion to ihein, -o Hint they miilit, "-houid
t he t . - in --ti iidvi-nl.ie. an. i lid the -aine
h.fjie further proc-edit.g. are h-i-1 m.Jcr
it ' Nothing wa. done by I'oii.-re-- to ex
plain ti... act. an l .Mr. ,t;cnroe pruceei.-i .
lo r un it into execution according lo hi.,
own mt. rj. relation. Thi-, then, became 1
the practical con-trurtioii- When the Atn
can. from on board the Kcho were ue
l.vrr.-d to the mar-hal at (Tiarb-.ton, it I e
e .iin- hi v I ii ' v to c oi-ider w hat iii-po-i-
I-'.-r in .!.;. r a-ois. it was ei;.--:i-t:i 1 1 re
it.... ve thi in from thai loea'ity at speedily a-po--ihie.
A.'lnr.ieli the conduct of the
nut hoi ili. and e.t z.-n- of Charle-tou, iu
Liu.' eouliteiianee 10 the i XeCitliotl Ol the
' . wa. j.i-t what n.i.ht hat been ex
p.-eied f '.in ill. ir l,iu'u character, yet a
l.i.j'ot.ed co 'it i Ii ii a ii ee cf thrra hundred
!iie ,n.. Ill ihe in. Mini i ate vicinity of lij.lt
ei'v. c o il i i.-,t have faio. d to heeonie a
-ojic-.- of inconv-iiiriiCe and .r.xietj to its
inii ..'oljiils. Wbe'e to feud iL'-m, wa tbe
q ie-iion There wa no portion of tbe
i-n-t of Afr;ca to which tb.V could be IC-
i ;h !.v I'-jarl 10 humanity. fXC. pt .
Li (
ri:i. Ui: it r th e circ'iiustatic. s,
eii'.-i.t wa-. ci.t.red ioto wiiti the
ill'Oi S 'Cl'ty on th- 7th of .Septeui
. iici; cf sl.i.-h i- herewith, trim-
ui.J,r winch the ."-jeiety engag'.d.
c ii-ideraiion of forty-fi.-e thousand
to receive tiie-e Aftieans, in Lite
ii tne ag. l.t of the United Slates,
rt.ieb t: in d .ring ti.e perio '
t one
.rt.
i itn
.-iter,
'i 't, in.-, pro.isim-. .in i i- !i a! alien
i . :.c-, c . i-ing I h. ciiil i ren t receive school.
ai.'l ai,. wti.-th-r cnilircj or adults,
lo i' in-tj ictid in the ai's of e'vilixed life,
-u -table to I heir eoti'liti on. 1 i.i- ,'ggr-gate
of lortv five thoj-and dollars war bas-d
.1
ui. on an a.icssnee of 01, huii'l
iny l il'.-ir. f,.r inch individual, and a
i o -re I, i- ! e n c .1. - i l- r i! ie in ), tal ly am "i.
in -in, in i n.ay t..- mors b' tore they r. a-:
A i iea, the s. ci'ty have agreed, in an equt
,.t 1- f'.i. it. lo m
uc.'i a deduc'ion from
in- aii.o'ji.i. a under the circm-tii
tin v a '.pear lu-t 'ul.d rea-on hh.-. TI.
..-a ill. vt he bld U'i'.l
tbe aftu il n in.b-r wb
shall a
may be
rtain
,i2 a
Cin'g- to tlie society.
It ..- ..'.-' di-i.i.. t'y agred. that, under
railed upon lor ary al'lit'otisi xpebcs.
'J I -e ng. nt- nf tt.e i.oe,e:y rtumft-ted a
1 ii.'la,'.ie de.-ire to confirm tbe w:-he of
ihe guirii tin-lit throughout li.e trau-aeiion.
Ii.",- a.-ur-d in- that, !'er a careful cal-
ejl itio'i, th-v v.cul 1 I.- r. fi i i r- d to expend
tio
hundrci and fifty dollars
ell lo Li.,'... iale- in em fur ti.eir care and
tro'i'n'e and r..--j ou-ihi!i'y. At ail events,
eoul I in ii-e no teller arraogeiiies and
there no 0'iier ait.-rtiative l. ring the
p-rio'l !..-ti tne gon-rmin nt itself through
if n:, a g.; ur-, livieftooi tin; ta-ll of pro-vr-iiiig
fr capi'iied in gro.-s iu Africa tho
r h-ad
w as very inucli gre iltr
,g i'en ii -j Ovit lai. 'In. g ap-
v h.vii.g
HH"'
Ml '.dv.inc-:
I therefor,
t: .il in ay
ahie to tins p:.rpo-t., I
any money on tin: soir..;-r-eotiiti.eiid
t Ii it an ap-
he mad.: .f tile amount
I'
,i. t 5 c ar r y it ml i
r ': i) tore, nt a
nd prib.l.iy w.,1
and I eurn
i n
iiui.ar ebaract.-r
I.- li. id,: by oor
-tly recommend.
I Ihe eecond
cc-
ine aet o't M ,l
o :t. 1-1 'I. -o ;
roi.i t,e ambigii
-ted.
i.d r-.-nd,
t pi am,
in cx
.1 ot l'
i u in b i a A 1 h -
i sc of Col
r-s aud
govern-
the i Ji'Ilitlir l'.rf arlinenl- uf tl.
nie.it. e i ai li ot tail lo f'---l a dr. p eon fern
in it- . Iale 'I I, i- i b-igMem.l by '.!,,.
l igo ehu-.et.-r and the peaceful ai.-l & -
-i.v Miu:' of its re-idi'lll mi, ib t mis.
I e,.,.,. eonci'jl- Without p. t fjiu.il. g the
.':.-. . .1 i xpn ' ing my gi.i'i!i"i-
i'on t.,.i I I.,'?.:-, so -kini.y u-epomi-d lo
ine lee-.Hilt, . -n d alioii of my is-l aiiiiuaf tiii'e
';", I.y afiorOing me (ufijei.ljt lime, be
fue li e c.i, i- uf tii. ir late aesaioo, for tbe
ela-ul-avlvS 'J.r li th. h. '.i prcit-t.'i iu
me for nppiox il- Tlis
mi the tirao
liV . tcu. he.:.-
fluence on tbe trmiMctioii of lej!i.-ltt
. ..i:...i '.. .! ,.nrnl...
niiMiiriw, "" vniiru "- -n ,
tinii of tbe country. It enabled lonereMt
to ndjourn iib tbal dignity and dilibcra-l
lion o beeon iiil' tome npre.eii.....e. v.
this treat republic, aiibout bavinj.' cromd
d into eelietal nn roi riatiotl I ilia provi-
nun- iui . . -
ful coi,-tiiu!ioiiality aim eipeiieiy. Ji
me aarmly and Mronply commeud turn
precedent ,Mablib..d by ihewlw. aa
guide to their picctedings during tbe pre-
mm siwiou.
JAMKS lilTIlANAN.
'ti$hinplou City, lite, 0, 1658.
. f , '"M 1
$) (l (( )lfl.
VlUj V-U'WM"" - V
. . .
TuCSllilV, D C f B 111 b ft I ? , 1S-5S
OO-We are req.ie,,, ,! to .Into b j
store of Mes.-ra. Brown, Still k Co., .ill be I
.
C!0.cu n unttg tne wee, as iney are maa mg
preparations lor idc cominencemcni oi . new
ij.iueas year.
Bink of llnrlnllf.
This institution wc learn, ly an adver-
ti-emeiit into to dnv's paper
d, clared
a di.id..,.,! of :o .1,.':-.'. per fiinr
is equal to S per cent, per aoi um
!.!
foiinril nf Stale.
The following gentlemen were elected on While the 11 inter has made such an en
the 'J'.'nd in-tant, the ContiC'l of Sla'e for ! couraging beginning as to ability, tbe Pub
the next two years, viz : .1 T. Granbetry. of i li-her lias not received that encouragement
iVrq liman- ; John A A vrritt. sen . of It)'- I hich he expected and bad a right to ex
low ; J.bn I. Uridgers, of K lgootnb ; Je-?e j p.-ct. Wtr.-rem he should have had twin
A. Waugli. of Kor-yth ; P. M. Powell, of i ly 6 vo thousand subscribers, be has not
Kichn.oiid ; Win. J. V'ates, of Mecklenburg,! exceeded one tbou-and, if I have been cor
aud Dr. Columbui of Folk.
Tllf I.raisln'lirf.
i-pcnrKd operations for the
Thi, V
'bn-tmas
Holidays and no bu-itirs wi.l
ii'totnkJ to ty either tl3u-e until nitor
the 1st of January. We shall then en
deavor to give, our readers full reports of
the pr-cecding in which liny n. iy feel in-
t r.-ted.
t ) : i r members are at home, enj niug the
llolid-ivs wiih (heir friends and wiil not re
turu before the Urd of Jatuary.
Diintillf fMinrrliin.
n,i Tuesday ll.e -ll-t instant, h! bill r
cbarterir.i; the Greinsboro and Danville
lt.;,r -.,H r ni.tf n o in llie f! lu-e rf C iin-
,., .. ,i ;j !,., y. Governor
"orc'icad took the floor in favor of the bill
d in bis present
, , j
Me said he felt embarra'se
pO-lll
It
was generally reported thai
eh. tne was bi, ami that be had a per-
'
In
,;
jnai interest in the matter; but be said
be did not .seek ti e road for the sake of
t;i' L. nvi!!e, but f;r that of the North
Caro'.iua I'.oa l alouu. We learn that Kx
Gorerner Morebial is more than twenty
times inter. led in tbe North Carolina l'.ail-
road
We are plea-ed to he ir that the men-
re i-, tow ing in favor and wehopi before it
... . i i
comes up again, that a majority ct the
' fc '
gi-latuie may be induced to vote for the
bill.
The debate was po.-.poncd until the 10th
i.f I nnii are I'i9
01 ','u",J4ry.
Tfirmi'iir i War in Utah. I
Accon.ts from Ui-.h state that there is
a formidable force of lio-tiic Indiana threat-
g t.j tutke an attack upon our troops and
drive oil the several herds of C'ttle. 'Jo
l '
ders to the troops it keep a vilant watch
bv night and scouting by day, to rrevent
Tlir Kannrr' R.i u k-
Wc learn from the Wilmington Herat. ,,fm 7,, ilbai.d'Cu;d a'di-asirous and de
that a change is to take place in ibis in-ti- -truetive trratmelil. Altnough it may be
tutioii. 'I he Mother Lank i. now in Kiiza- true that young animals have a higher
b.-ti. t.'iry and the iiranch in G
boro' ia
to be changed the J jthcr liat.k is. to be !
,; 't.-o'iro at.", r.e I:r,r,rl, -ii
r...t iii.-iii i.ay. I he .sodoik IHi-'il.l icarnsUo tar by eoln walrr La'lis ami . xp J.'ire to
that the liot.' are now current, and as aoi i.c&i'' 'r f MyJ eriou-ly to chill
vent as any Hink iu the State.
t, .
. . . ,.
I,.t irrilil riprrvt.
In our hurry last week, we f.r.'ct to
iiotiri; th in jirov mi nt iu this papi.r. It
ba. been c a,, i lerably enlarged and i-
c .ii'i ieraniy enlarge
oted
new t)pe. It iniikis 1
an, i , aiid is now as efijc
very
cut as
pje-aian. i , al.'J is now as l Ujeiuiit as
any paper m tLc Slate. We wish the niii-l a.it by it own activity in ihe pro
V. iii .r Bicce-s. ees of its hardening. Thi is the true
. - 'line.''
)lcin;iir nf Pn.f Hitfhdl. i
V.'- Inn.- received from J. M Hendemon, ,
th ' iMi-hcr, a "M-moir of the lute Prof.
Mitehel:, with a portrait." It is neatly
pti'ited, Mil we hope the puhli her will be
remunerated I jr tbe rxpvn-e hs has !ieeii at.
.i.
"..-r.M k;i fried
py ol " 1 be Paeitie
t. " of the 1 1th lie
an 1 beautiful paper
l.a. b .i. ie j us a e
Commercial Adverti
tol.'-r ia-t, large
1 1 lit. 'i at llol.oolu, Hawaiian l-lauds. It
a nil ij the arrival Ihere, no day-pre-viou-ly,
of tne U S -team frigate Merri
inae, Oll of the large-l ye--, 1.1 afloat of
wineh Lo
al. ti
W.nslowof this pi.re
.nt next in rank to
I ( oiiiiiisniior Hitch-
is the flag Ll.i
i.iiio 'ore Lung an t Commsndor llitch-
coek. '1 he eiegaiii appearance of the paper
ll its e.lit'inals and adteiti-emrnts. would
do no di-eredii 19 oue of our eiliea.- lay.
(J'jxrver. ;
"TUKNOllTH CAROLINA PLANTER."
v i.:i :. : i ... .!.!. .I,.t I ,.i,,.,e it,.
luMBeag f an author, and now I would
muib tlber tome one else Uad cuperseuuii
tJi J7;cceSMiy 0f Uiy writinp, Jet a no one
else..baa done it, 1 would feel wanting in
' ... , . . , ,. f ,
diitf, did I not ay a word to my feilow-
farmer, to regard to the N C Plutiter. .
AjJtLile tbe Jitttlom of lh prrss U the j
elori and l.nu-t of our country alone, vet)
i, t ,.. . ter
cmttrra. ,lorn aiion ty tne mn,Ke,, uaa
bcHrtflt and partially nupplied. I confess
with ome degree of hame tbe uptne-n of
the floi'nonieii : " Kip V.n Winkle"
which' ha. been given to u on account of
cu un .... .
our Mpinene-ii and
in the Union (at
fo.ii.-m. Kvery State
II It ,h. rlt
lea-t all of the " ol.t
thirlren ' ) has an Agricultural Journal ex- the mbji ct but little conoern, rxprewmg
cept 'fi. 0. aud ahe has never had one etab- j '''f opii.ion that it is to be a much benefit
li-bfl in her midst for any length of time, j J? Ntb Carolina aa ,rg in.a
WlAthiat Are our l.nda ,o rich that' Ml" WBI '""
by 5. tb.a ! Are our land -o nth that Ijf to ,rt lt p.,,.
ac d4 not need the help of science and the In reply to your enquiries a lo tbe num.
txperUce of others to a.-M,t ua ? Or ia iber of pounds of l ol.acoo manufacture.
the cdnirary true, that they are ao far gone!'," tllM PUco 7 rou,;,ll"r' counlry,
.hat Iclaimin, them ia an im.ibili.y ! ! "'l' .r'!d
T.J. v t f )
1 ""I"". ''"'" v. .uv.-v tiuiv.-iiiviii
the Question. " whv is it !"
tin!.' beeut depeuiTeiit on S. C Ga., or
V r... ... I, ;,,i..r... .,;,-,
Is Ibis true? If o, I utter my aolcuiu pro-
tent. I care not bow innnv cariers a man
uk froni atU t.vhl S,,eaf if be .tipport.
his own ttule Journal. Kvery N. Caroli
( uke lll(J .. pi.mer ," for t 0
: ,t fi . f..,dinif of Slate
pride should prompt him to it, and in .be
r ' ' .
'iruim piaeu uie aiion.euge Hcqilircii nun
hHT adapted to the soil and climate
ol 'v Juilging tbe lulure Ly the past,
I would lopciik fcr the Plant, r bulliaiil
.'.,. , . ,
future. Tbe honors during be past ycai
have, aitbont . doubt proven that they e;in
competn with any fouiberu cotemporary
I nelly informed. Farmers! if Mr Gorman
! has deti rmined to publi-h it another year.
J frut;n!j t0 u, rr ..urpap,, Ut him not tru-t
j jn f!jn Lf,t CT individual who de-ires
lo ee the interest of Agriculture promoted,
and in fact tho welfare of N C. advanced,
(-itice every tbing d. pends on it,) let him
, ,, . ,.
support the N. I . l liiiiter. J Iocs an v one
'e
object to the price! Why, it is n cheap
! "s ny tied for. Oii.y one dollar a year
; Does any citix. n of N 0. refuse to take the
! Planter ? if o, I would invoke tbe curse
j pronounced on uch an one in the last num
ber of ihe Planter, by W.J . Kerall,
:"May a cloud of shame lower over bia
I brow, mil bis bread neal rear be mads- of
cheat way hi ftraa-beil be made uf net-
i lie "d his faroi produce crab gra
broom
sedge and boneavt.'
lo conclusion, I would
I rePe,,t "f'" ,he request that every eitlxen
, would take the Planter. While the " Meek-
i.burg
Declaration cf Ind, pelidcuce
will evet reflect credit on our ancest..r, we
sbail uiot certainly prove our degeneracy,
if we are the last to thro off tbe yoke of
agricultural ignorance.
CI VIS.
Washington, December 2i.
Tut Ketiri.d Naval ( it'll' eh.i litiM-
fcTATED 1 tie Inliowiiig iriva otneers were
, . ,. - ,
1 connrnied ky llie Senate to day, ail of whom
( wer) ,fft.,,,e,, ,,y ,,e ,e lu-nrtng Hoard :
! S.TATED Tbe following n ival officers were
I Captain- Paine, Uam-ey, Inmaii, fto active
ltt) VoorUi. (to relieved pay i,t.) Com-
i i . ... . i i . . i
manner iii,unmt', i,.ng, joniison ami
.Shaw, fto active list.) Lecompte. 1 relieved
li-t ) Lieutenants promoted to the active;
ii.t are Porrer, Williamson, Carter, Iii-, II,
or.. KlilV. Chandler. Mead. Gibson.
j Lieutenauta reinstated to active pay li-t'
are, riag, WallacK. loil, Keiil, ferry,
, i .jn p. KitiF..ral.l Hli;..il Me
A rm a ml, ly ron, 'lall Lieutenant- on re
lieved pay list are : Watson, lirowucll, Ab
bott, Uaruey and Harrison.
A PaBAORAI'II TO MiiTlieits A writer
ill Biackwood Mag. xiur consider, the pre
.ill,... i.i... of Inn,. I... I,;,.., ii, ii. ...,-.l.l
t'-mparatiire than old ni,r, yet it i beli.-ved
to be a I ct that the younger the animal
feebler iu power of re.i-tiiig cold. The
.,,..,., uf " JUg hcing " may l.e f.,t,iv.l
, the vital current. " r.xposure to the open
air and the vicissitudes of the weather hi
i the proee-s of ' liugbeiiing ' ought not lo
1 eommcee nnlil ibe child ba. obtained , he
r,. U.P f,f ji iH1,,, u th .1 hi- own aenvi
ty niay counteract the exposure aud ai-t
m the lo igheiiing process jUn-uta should
not to'iiiueiiee this sy.stein ol 'toughening'
when the child ia merely pa--ive in their
han,. , , priupjfjle jH that the child
UMf.O' UTI'iN. (Jit, Law!
Leo a i. Ci
W hat a round about way lawyers tarn of
drawing up deeds and documents. It is
almo.t enough lo keep a nervous person
Iron, " going to tbe law nt all " 'I he fol
ios ing is a fair. ample . " (Suppose a man
.1 to
v.; anu uer an ora-ige. ln-leail
i simple d' Claraiion, an, I say.
of ma km
in g ' I gi
you llial orange, lie mu-t set
forth bi act and deed ' in Hut way : " I
do hereby gi. you. all and singular, my
e-tate and lutere.t. right, title, and cUttii.
and advantage of and iu thai orange. ,in
ail iu rind, fkiu, juice, pu,p and pip-, and
an r.ghu and advantage therein, with full
power to cut, ruck, bite, or otherwise eat'
the .,.iii orange, or give the same .way
with or without It skill, nud, juice, pulp
aud pip, anything therefore or hereiualter, !
or in any other deed or deed, instrument.
of what kind or nature to the contrary or
anywise, ta'.aj.lUtabdiue;.
Blilort j ' the Stmtrl t
I ti otlkmbn : I -k bat you will lay be
. ' i ........:,. ,.alf
iii j, rziracii. ii uui nu.-i innn j "i
,tU., ydi December, 158, from an Intel
lijjent ami nimble jrentletiiao of the t
of Danville, w bo in o.u uf :..e largest maiiu-
fuelurersof Tobacco iu Danville, and 1 re-
siideiit of itH IS ink.
Your npeetfully,
J M. MUP.KUKAD.
i " pANViLi.it. Pee. tb. 15
Vonr c-tei-med faior of the
, n.l.jv(.(,i ,,, wouM iiVU been
a,WCr,.(Unoiier but f ir my ah.-euce.
lb-fore proceeding to respond to your
enquirien, U in ly uot he ami
. .. .l...t
to flute that
i ..,i , ..,
"''lor " Pr..pU-eu ..-.. .-..-v.
'n,r7"l'M?.,',,i)'',,v,1,e-.A
nTfe por,IOI1 of our c.t.ena aceiu lo i;.ve
! . -..,- i . j,
COIIIIiry Bl'UUl """,'" JIUUII..
iiink-
ing in all aome i ;,....,..,.,, poui.ua
rawftate.or IU, 0.. pounds neit m anulao
raw ftate, or IiI.Ohii pounds licit manuf.io
WOit.ortn in tnar.ei.t inn
About 7.H0H.0(it. tiouiids of the above to
. . "i it . :,i I . . J
tbe balance over the irgu.ia and leunev-
.-cc road aud the North Carolina road,
Cept tbe Mnall portion that
-tried to
ma. on wagon.. 1 liu. vou perceive tins
is a reat iiiiiunf.ict.itiug a.
as tobacco
' g. o i.ig country . Very little tobacco groa n
" il' -ection is alnpped in the raw ftate.
" ''""awe H"3 " '
; liicl.ii.oiid auiiuiil y and brought to Uau-
villi- unit manufiictured.
U I- a w. 11 e-tabli.hed fact that the lo-
oseeo grow n in mis fecuou is m
'l":""- ". " " "'"" ,
' chew in' tobieco lln.n any i.ili.r, and I1....
: &lM a l.t,,r U1, ket in ihe southern
j coui, try. With the eoi.n.ciion bnwe. n
j ' re. i.-horo' and Pnnvilie, a very large
portion woui'i mreetiy fouin i.y iiaiirouu,
and .ii. u l the ititi.cii in . a'l. ii'iiug li e pre
sent in. ell- nf L'e'liiig to market ; w hich lint
only (it, . i n i 1 1 i.i i,y I ui otic I. si i ious
to., troni i.o-ure to .all 'water and ot I
l.uie. nil. lining n- i.ni'-i ,)
hi a cnii-igi.liiei.t ol lot.aeeo lint -luieu
Icr Coiuiui la, C and Augu-taor Atln.ta,
G a . i- sent f'i Kirhiuond. New V.rk and
Chant--
ton,
r. q iirmg
air l.n.
above n
some ti or h wei k-,
road it could rcuch
lied I, laces in two or
mil
ty ihi,
iill.er i.f tie
t' .e day.. No manufacturer in Virini
or North Carolina would -a thai ihe -aiing
In inn.-, aii-l the ah-olute secuii:) from the
baiiids of a fea vovage, ire not more
t(lu"' 10 double freight on fine lo
bacco. If any article of manufacture w,;l
, ,. , , ' . . e . i t
hear a 1,1 . li fi. l.'lit it Ik hue tohaCCO. 1
f, ., r.l(., ,,e Danville road would be
mUicl iu the way of lotinige by the coo
c of P- 'r- '',e
wouid g, t by this air hue would probably
in. .re I '.m. eon r.rn.ale fnr tha io.s of
more imu ioii.pcn.aii. ior nia io.s ui
freights I am sati-fi d th .t neither North
.. h .. .. ..
' Caiotina or irgiuia ou!d be ii i-.red ma
. terisll v by the connection, and eieu if they
". ' faor i', in vi-w of ili
nation
al character lbs people of ouib (.aro
lina. Geor.da. Mi--s-ir.tii. Alabama and
, Louisiana are linking i.j it with as much
anxiety as tin y are ,.. Virginia or North
: ' h
J"
ma : alio even thong', 1 ili l uot Hunk
ould give us pis-engers enough to
n.i...r,.-le li.r c.ir lo-s in tonna " . I uu
, , ,,j,,k I could eppo-e a work pregnant
wuh such b-.u. tj so 1 . ro a number."
'
The I'iMif iiATP' Pah r . Ihe di-ci-pline
of tlie dcinoeralie t arty grows unci
nd stringent. And if Senator l.lingman
don I tak gooil care of .iniself Ug u uot-
be rebuked only, but reid out.
We are tired of this democratic party :
it stifles and ci-bioiis evertliing, le-t some
" iii'tracling l uc rhoul'l spring up ; ami
its organilatiou is so clo-e that no mem
ber of Congress can hope to effect anything.
! or originate aclion upon any sutiject, exeepi
i "V ,l,u f "l '"'.V' ,"''d f"
1 rati track surre veU and laid down bv the
,, , '
' P"r' t'e"neer. for example, ,i,ere h
Ir ol S""h arolina a very ex
c-llent democrat, but be baa hi. own new-,
; v, r '"eculrit ami highly rational vie
'low X'K e0"iitry is to I
ved lie
i""' a ... r ...
' 'e f lo p.-rdnimi Ihrou.'h xira. a.-anre and
cor, iiption, and
hi-retolore iu liea'ed
u.e way .no , only ue way ,., .urnliig M lae(.j upt) lhe ccffil) ,((
tbe t,de-e.aiu.-Iy. free trade and direct tie fu,,rr,l .eivicrs performed. When,
tax., ion; -o (bat we may ail know what .,,,,. lo(1 &f , ,l0re ,., , or
w- pay. and therefore h"ld a tighter band ,hr ,10Ijr,f ,,e c(jffl w op..,j t),in.
ulo.. iho-" who uiide.-.ake to -pendu for'.,,,, Iliu fril ,i.ts gathered around to look
i, . .. ., . ,.
l..i. th... though It wout'l suit the.
country tery well, wouid never answer the
ileiincraiie party In fact, it would total
ly ile. tro) any national " party, by inani
tion. '1 hereh re Mr Hovce mu-l sit sib i,t,
and look nut f.r the approaching sina.li
with as unieli eq laiiimiiy a- hp can Free
trade and d-r.-et taxation are ' di-tr ieting
the d.-lieate eoii-tilutiou of uur
ralh.-r jietii'lmjri.u dniinisr atic, party
could nol bear tbnii uuthrr,t Cilifn.
D.'IOI.A"
Fnu-rx The latter of
tin
,;e , ii piilili.-ians ha. wr.lt,
il.-t-
ler in r. -poi,.,, one addr.'ed h.
hv
iiiiiii'.fr of p ditical fiiiii l. iu ihi- city,
defining up . li bi- po itiou II -comment. cha
racteristically npi.i Senator D t is' decl ai a
lion in favor ol a -epniation of the South
rrn from ill. N'.irll.eru States, in the event
of the r'.ciiou of a I'd .ck lli'puldic ill lo
the Pre-ideiiey. in I "(,, and suggest- as
au . xcc-'i. nt mode of " saving thr Union "
the election of Ins compatriot, S. A. Douglas
; rein, dy i- worse ihaii tbe di-ea-e
winch it is prop i-i I to guard against
Mi.ssih ij nun tli mil. nit.
! by lb. Intimate acq i ,i,,Unces of the de- almo.t to crumble at a touch ; one is a H'
Ilor.PS, I'AI.SE HAIR, HlOII IIkkI. AMI csased, in rrlaliou In Ilia lialn. s, there is Ito'tiau l.j .nd lb other the Kng!l-h cr""
Maihimunv Aii act wis introduced into doubt that the deceased was a victim of an ; (AVui I'wL J"f J'"1'
the Km
i. i ainaiueiii, in ' i, " dial all
women, of whatever age, rank, profi-s-ion
or li.gn:.-, w betht-r virgin-, i,,id, rr wi
dow, that ihill. from and after such act.!
im,;r umn, t'Uiii.e and betray into matri- ,
mony, any ,,f bis majesty, male subjects,
by the peeiil. paint, rmntttic ua$k, urtt. i
. , ,1 imi, J hair, Spanish wool, iron'
slays, hoops, biirb heeled shoes, bolstered ;
,ip. ,,, icur the pmaltv of the I. w !
now in force again-t witchcraft and like
misdemeanors, and that (he mar.i.g. upon
conviction, shall stand mill and ,.i I "
- j
Sro' K" 8ll',0 H of North Carolina 0
sold in New York ou lb I "lb iustaut. at UI. I
aud 87,000 Va. 'MW,.
The Suit uf Pasainiire Will Urt Judse ; t A Oiioai, Scevb with an Hu
We aee bf tbe Pbiladelphi. ppera that Meadow, .re related of tbe p0P Au -7-
..,,. .,... i.a wlio wero reaouea irom the rlaver If -i
... the ami oi miiiii"-' -k
(',,:..f Jmtioe Lewia. .r)Mnj out or J'l'liciul
locoed ,CTii. tbeca,eol Col. WI.eeler'a
, CT . length, bee,, decidud for the
m'". . . ,. , .
i ...i..... " ... n. li m t will lie remem
j bered. .m v.tv much abated by the aharp
I work of tin lVi.ylvatii lwy.T L'in-t
llhclate J id e Kane and Juitie LewH.
The Tribune, and indeed all tbe Muck Uo-
! puhl.can i -ur,n.l took part for Williannon.
! II, wm nominated f.ir . hi-h eleetive offied,
. .- i..,,.l ..minted that the
, , ,ii, hi. in the
artvrdoni of Paimnore. Ihe h'tlt
orpus waa wiileiy iraieu a ipm-i.i
Mil wiileiy iraieu a (cm....
.. . . i ' L. : bo .,.,
pa-pott which anynoiiy iuigu ..iv.c,
t f ' , , , ,i.,,nil
I V wlllCD rogues aim leiun- -
. i ...... i.r.r nf thir own
. ne.iiiij; i'i'i"i - - -
, K.pectable newspaper l-.-te.l
to confine She proc,,- to caacn of ille-
" " .r. ..... , j,..trnv .ffieacv
writ of right Ti e nropoKt-d to arm
,. i(rcUred ; a
, failure to issue it on applica
i to, , ,,ot only an offence .gainst the
- . J Ur
' T( re1H0ti ,ew , ,,e
, l- j rillicu01ja poKj,on that the ju-
pstabliH,M ,0 fcre,, ctTndera
I -d tit to protect honc.-t people. Thf,
..sailed tbe Democratic paity. it will be
reineuibered, on the tame grouuda, for urg
, llHor: .J.e,Iueu, of tbe
.." declaring that the .ct
- ... ,n,.,u, Tba p-.
,'"": ,,..,,. . '
V, IU llliamsoii a ca.-e .
ri.. -..,t r,-r h.rinJ all the nlaiu-
tifTs evidet.ee,' directed a non -uit. on tbe
ground that the h..Uat to,P, act did no.
"IT'J --''- y " '
warrants of arrest issued before trul U
,ee...-U0 be settled that a judge has no right
to allow writ of half,,, e-opus where it ap-
pears, on the applicant's on showing, that
ihe prisoner is legally imprisoned under
the sent, nee or judgment of a court f
competent juri-dicioD,. wa, the c.s. wi h
Mr. Wi.li... n.
Thu., al'boiigh it is highly probable
that Mr William.on will carry t be ca-e
.till further, this vex.iiou. case may be
said lo be s.Hied on enduring principles
Kx Chief Ju-lice Lewi. (1,0. private cil.I-n
i.) declined taking advantage of any
of Ihe l.chl.icaliiies of ,l,e Ca-e. bu- threw
bi..,-elf for vindication upon tbe p.i.-cip!
whieh regulated bis oricinal action, and
. . r.,'
piim.'.j
There is a leu. on iii lbi cie which we
tru-l will nut be without ffoct, and which
is at plicable to both si rtioln of the Union
The Aho!iiiolii-M contended that ibe fugi
tive slave Uw waa void, beeau-e il vio
lated natural rights ; solus of the Soulliern
neoide Inaintiiii lb it the cienalti.'S iuiDO-ed
upon the foreign slave trade are Void
i be same or a leia teuable reason
IhgtOlt I MO1.
ll'uii
Ll.Rt.'uM.llM.NEro AtinntSS.NoNtW.
. ...
iMi m) v, e a, l-t e.i. iur.er, a notice
. . .k . a x
...
,ro"' commeuo.tor, nonce or ....
eduor. we cmceived a very favorable opin -
loll of It. Ill the fame Caper of la-t week
r ,
"e m l"rge wood cut of the machine,
1 :.l t .: ...,i r....i... ...i..;.r,.
litb rxplamtious and further eulogiti
remarks. We were favored with a visit,
j. t .i.. t .... ...... i. t .......
"Lord, of'pa.iucket, M.-achu'setts. who
e'early explained every inovemenl of bis in
vention, ni.-e'ing all our objections, and
showing c 'ti-lu-irely that il will do what he ;
dr-igi.iJ il to do. It prints, in fair type, I
as lasi as a person can icew iiirui in, ir.
. ' . . i -. t : ,i.
quiring oi, ,y one to ten 1 it, bring eminently
a self acting machine. Il prints. .1-0. the
p.,-1 ,,tT,c addre-a on the wr.pp-ra, and
will rrmirinsllv -ell n.mr. ...horwi.h-
. . . ... t i . , .
... -. , ..'.''.,,,, a ;,, ic ..."
ii,,.. and . .;tfD.I ia ,. 'at . .. end of
e,rb aI)lI ,b! COIDnieI,c,m(.Ilt of , n?
one, It has been operated by at expert-
. need boy at the rale of ninety eigbl paper,
i.-r mil. ule I-'nr more nirl mil ilil.i.il
:,.r .,;., . ...t... ,.,.i, I ...
week's Stientifio American, or to tbe paten-
tee. James Lord Pawtucket, Ms5iicbu-
aclla lLlIJorJ Timn.
Pi.aaT I.Nrn.K.T The pastor ol
ins i oiogregaiiiHiai ciiurcn oi .sew snaroii,
Maine, coinmuiiicatea th following inei
dent of a child' funeral in that place;
" Ihe little one, all beautifully robed for
ihe grave, was laid in ihe coffin on the
morning of ita burial. I he. weeping friends
piac-.i in in nine nana a small nouq iet oi
.wer.s, among wi.icn was au U'-op' lied
ebud, of the ' Kose of fsbaron ' The
'-- ' .'"" -
upo it fr , ti(,, th.,t b,l hu,l U.
come it full blown rotr, while in Ihe cold dedication. The yn,p ithy ou t
hand of deah. Il seemed as though . , Lited, in your poliin al slafoii, in f " "f
voice came up from tho-o beautifully -ealed ; ,y , niggling counlry. i- ever before nif,
lip. saying wt-. p not for me ; though . .i (T,,, with .leligbt ihi-n po't
broken from 1 lie parent stem I an, bloom ,ujlw (lf ,king ininr .ij.,, of .-rut. Iui re
ing in the I'liradi-e of God ' Millions of n,r,l,raneB." ( Imilrtlon ( ounrr.
in! jut soul- con p o-e the family above."
FtAKiiii. Fat i r a SuMNAiii.'t.i.r.
The Saint Paul Pioneer, published in Mi l
tn. oia, rceor 1 the sudden death, under
eircum-l.tiee n ry di-lres-ing of John II
Kroti-ou. K-q , .if the firm of J. II h W
P. ItroAiis'iu, the celebrated editor of
liro 'ii-on's lie vie . The Pioneer a) :
Mr. Ibownsoti Passed the evetiinc of
Feiday in the society of his trieuds, iu li.
lull vigor of manhood
(In the b. Hosing morning, between the
hour, of seven and eight, his mmiUied
corp-e was found stretched at ibu bollom
of Ihe bluff, near tbe bead of II ill street,
under ihe rear wim'o of bis office from
which be bad evidently leaped or falleu iu
the course of tl.e night.
From the evidence given before th. jury
; unlortunate liatnl of somnambulism. II,
was kiiownby his fiiends lo be iu the habit
; of w alking in hi- sleep, ami some it we. k.
since bad fallen down the stair leading to
bis rooms while iu a tit of this ort. As '
be was found wb bi. clothes ol) bis person, '
bi bed remaining undisturbed, it i pro I
table that be fill asleep in hi. chair, and i
perhaps real.-ed terrible nightmare by:
nreriniiaiin l,ii,,...lf .1,.-.. ,l. .1.
! ly height on which bis window opened. '
1 A circumstanc. w bieh lends a peculiar
: .... I , ., I.i. ......1... i. ..... vi.
llrownson w.a iu d.il v ixpect.lion of hi.
wife, which may, .ven now crown tbe tra-
gic horror of the torv with a aad euiuoi.
dcice of a rcclio ' at tU trtr..
i, , I., i!,.!...,! !,,. I,,:.. i..i.1:
" ' rtur,,.
',,',r f.;!"1!1 P of Clrle!:
, '?-' " ' bave k,e0 4
' ino-t comical rcene :
, A.v.ontf tbe hobo . liv,nK car,,0,
one of aboin, belt remeini.er,., ,7
, the condition , which they entered
! world, and under no obligation to ti4
, tailor' or mantuaM-iaker,' art, . ,
who w.a di.-luii-ui-I.ed ,roiu tl,B ,,., .
evident natural briibtliena and
look.t. Moreover. be wa dren...' '
protianiy, .iter ,ne la.mon ot our I!r0)j
--j ..-m irotu .
.nun'inin. nn vert helimii ; i..M;i, . n
-v " , , " lr0i' k
r - , .
..,, in aueh a enndil on . ,. i. . .
i --- . - - - nn ail4
evinced her auneriorilv. hbe aein,.l i
, ) iiw
; on a pa, ot g oven, w n on ahe wore.,,;
hour-, ...h evnlent prid. ,n her C3.,u.(
! and felt that abe waa in full u ... " a
j was called par eillence, " the
1( ,er ry getting abroad at Cbarlco,
).),. ladi.a reqe,led and obtained p,ri8ii;
; aiou for her to vi.it tl.e.u. A loo., d,ei)
, ws ,coor(lill), flirniN,)e(, ,,er , CuVfr
i other dufieienciea of the article of cloth,,,,
I and kIic was landed from on. of ,he hou!
i and conveyed to tbe bouse of a promt,,.,,,
J re.iden, of Charle-tou. There. ,l muu
, w as oru. reu f ure in. W'teen n, hwp.
broad enough for . d.me of upper trndg.
ami a Bauniiut gay dre.s. She n,.
astouihed and pleased ailh tha drct, t,
mora with the boops, which ahe .oalj
deator lo Cstrli as she turned round .r:
l roumi, ottering ouiiamu-n cnea. Mlt
J'lhihiird aome inclination conM, lc
j n,n c '"T W
. rre-ent. fbe was prudentiv nr.......
j "" "'"J u ., .,, ,U
,', " " ". "" c
j 10 fceb by Uuu.ber of h,rca
, ,l'r,' . , , , .
' ' MulJ ' 'r
!", aud "" 1,,,le d..,,.v o,
I'1" ;' H.e g .een shook h, ,
irnu"J V
, .t.-r . ed,e. sur, eyed lb- I I - ,
j in.t.n. and afier ..v.,.,, a l.-t ,!,, ,a
i bo.-ted dress, lumps, umi. rc ..,
.and all, bku a huge sun lo,le, ,.,
"J out to ,l,e
I 1 ""..! of ll.e purpo-e. of cio.i,, .,
'.rlled the apectators and ll,., ,
u.o-l -uddeu and laughable ru b from iu
I beach.
Tilt I v VCHM TV. in a tefent circini
, .
r. .an, conlr iiliciiiig t!,r er i
i ex aggerat. d -t ill men! of riot and d i -or i.f
'among the lud. nts r.f the l.'nivi r-.tj, n,
sla'ed tiiat llit- fiiroda of Hi r-jlbgr ili
'felicitate tbem-eUcs upon th faet lU:
i amongst it. nu inhers ,io death has tier v
U-urrrd h. re by violeuoe ; and li ; ir, a
for F ' "M'1 ,u"' V 'j
1 wound, (and one nf ih'- t.y
aei ii-1
i have bti n recrirrd. Iu uo malur en ;,
led with Colleg discipline, do w r .,
Our-,Ues ja.,,Sed ....-kingco pe,,,a
ihe rstrona of the I ,n v . r.H v . m ore i h i:
' . . , ,
that connected Willi the n
' I .rin. 1, ihrir rhil.lreu and w .rd. la
. V 0 Ul ,r,
; f,.,, ,frc.., ; U
' . ' .,
rff.etivo Cie'ir must proceed s
1
I home-
D R McUa. K.q. hat t.-. e'.rtsl
d.-o.er iha anniisl oration before the ;
! Literary S ic.l.e. of the lliiiver-.'., v llt
nexi c in lliv nee tneiii. i ne inairiic .-..ei.ir
upon which lb duty of elerting der t ),
could out have cho-rn a more laieun i hi
or mote grerful speaker.
ti'. ... J.. I .1 . .! . t : 1 ... . J
tie uiioer-i anil nisi me i rr-tuein -i
. .
' at 'ill two members of h. Cal.inet, .'Ir-n
, . ', ,.
! Hr" "d 1 """r-"; of the
"'. V""' ''. '
l-re-tnet added lo the nch liter... I-..I
that n.ay be expected in the ora'h ii of Mr.
: Mi -lite, wi.i douhl
draw lb' large-t
"l S
; ' ' '"UyUnnn.
A Ci mPI Imcnt To Kuwakh J'vtt
j An Kngli.h Greek lexicon, dedica'rd :
c, i f .. L..I...I. l - i .. I
. ' .. ' ' ,. , , , . ..
j ,rlflf Ki,g!i-h ami Amenean bt. rsurt
. jul0 c;rfuU,i,, ,,; ihetire.k ntr, it
j order lo tounteraet ftie fla-by and corrapt-
l 'ng pul.licaliorn with wbicli the Kr. neb
Br? M j,lHB(j, , i ,iie I.,.Taiit; in tK
rd of the u'hor, " lo bring the Lng'i-
mind lo the door of the Urn k natiou
The author ay. iu bis dcdicaiinn :
' It b' comes llie to cotife.a befo'e t'l
whole world, that the priueiples and ei'i
, i, . I,;-!, I , ;,,.,i n, Uot ri"t .1
,,,, po.ses., I owe to your b
c,llhlr, )Jt
j 0,1, 0t u
v C'liniiiaii'ts ene lo ne mn
nine lo a eniX' ii of the I n'ld
Stales of America ; and of the aons ol en
lightened worili in that fatored reguu, I
prefer your Lieelleiicy for my puipn-e-Vour
warm patriot:-m, and the g.-neriji
i s.-niimenta aitrinuicu to von ou aiim
, rnm ,,, rxtremine, of the ear,!,.
WAeulM.riiM 1 Hi -I'll I vs. AT WaaT I'"lsT
An iniere-iing ii.ei'leiit rec. nil) irairpi'
ed al the Miliiaey Academy al W e-t I' ll
This was the tormal recepliuli by l.'ol.I's'-'
field of two flags capiur. d al Vorkiosn. f
ter the clc-e ol ti e war. llicy were pn-ni
ed lo W -Lit.g'oti by Congre.s. ai d rri' a'
ed in the posse... ion ol bis familv uulit'i
recenl death of (i.o.lee W.-liilmtott l',rke
to the Government ; ibe War Depst!;""'1
, lias entrusted tii. iii to the keeping f "''
s autbotities at West I'jiut A p trade M
ordered there and ibe Cadels ci lebrati 'I t'1'
. arri . al will, due solrliitiiti. s, di-p'"l',S
. th.-eu iu I liu library. Arrangements
! however, being made by Col I1"''
j 6,-1,1 for their permanent location in M
chapel. I'hrv aro lorn and vtaiiied ; re'1?
Parry Cornwall. l" 1 1(1
PlIII.I.PllNAs
deal ol fly humor, once said, ' I F"" 1
.: I . .I...I railed I'l"'
. obi
loj u-nas tbi. finding a double .In""1'
abaring it with lady, and then ba.itir1
pay .forfeit h.n licit 'be ewoutiif
you. If jou pay il first, lb li'
bare such funny ways of gelling oil PJ
s! .ill uive v u
! - that' Miiiirthiug ; sometimes lb"?
1 let you bau them to a ball or parly i '""
.1...- :n .... lil men "'1?
ut. vitlir.irl.. I r.hilonmoed a -l i 'N
! .cknowledged the debt, .nd promised
1 an annual Th neat dav she sent ni '
I almnau."