- 'Be , .
v
I
f J
! -
u
trty dpc viib Uexcoea tU thwttetb
el M ,j UfC the temporary gveraisftj;whcb
k. been cuaUujLeJ vr New ?",ea ad
C!.U by "oar BuKury .a4 Mval o!nmea
dereyvirt ofCic r'?Iut war. ceased to
derive ar cl Tilery force fwi Cat wore tf
" - ' . . ' . . i tTt-
aatWuj ; ecJ a4igbceo ccccu v
V eodrr aeth-jriiy of lxico bad eras
- srlt Ixpteeeed U1 therceeity of
rtUV:WiiI tcpi'-xnl S'ni2rtt over them,
a. B .
. 1 J ftcoxuM!! uSe ewbj-cl to ravotaD.
ctw-IenUoo o! Coogrcea la tnj iaJ ton
" ." cask- Lag th-c ntiVd tmtjd
vsVJbofJa,yU-l.soJ W uir eta .1
I - ibat tcnk.-jrtt YJjooriKiJ without
t otl'ag eiy p?ov"aa tar lictr government
Til i'Jflliaat, by lijo tri ne'er t their eoao-
t:r.h4 becouM avti'.ledto It heeefiteol Cur
t iiwa t.I -jtirptiCiH sad 71 "rt lei w-.o-
. oct a ay rceUrfy cirxsaixed, pvcTsrea.
. . b.ase tbl hi cry liitA P"wer preec-
nietrmive baa Kcq exjceJ to
' vprrtftrl f" VJrf from lW iaweliablc
o7-crf cf tte f ao rcky. T2t eoly
pjfcraaKcl wLb remained was that estab
l5i V Cita.ury aalhoriiy eSarsng tie
Kgk"J;T Ibis tUt acre f ovcrn
ut aa4 Cut by the presumed constat of the
sheUte&rs it might becoetlaaed temporarily,
lty arere iHoJ to coA&rA ind tobmit to it
tat C t iatrrrrssaf period before Coo-
krtW ilxrct:T a thMKxat ire coouincd
la coo.?aic4ti of iJmj bcrctry of 3t.
itcJ U- of Octcbcr Ut, hklt f
UtvjJ4 lor (xjtcitim U CaltfbntU trvd
Nc Wti", t3?x of whic bcrewiih
TTw null ifeiliry tore of lb rjw!r w
bKh ri trtia; wilbia the lwai: of tb
TJT Vtrilo e si Uv cka of tk wr,
CUioJ ia tbrm, toJ aJJitiootl font
jcn crjrci tbra fcc th pratkMa of
fcabft tau, ad to ccrtao rgbta aaJ
fta of lb Uoitcil Sutaa,
.veuM baa bro or cooU b collected
at tb fCrU iftJCilamia, becaoso CoofreM
Uiloi to it!iuizs laefiabUhTOiit of ctmom
boo4ea of ajpQiat&cat of cctri fer Uvat
Tb Stcreftry cJ t.V? Trecwry, by a eircw
Ur letter aiJresMI I tb collettort c eot
UMnt on tb Pcen!b Jay of Octubee Uat, a
coy f wbkb iberownb traoaaitteJ. exer
ic4 a!ltb poer iUi wbica btwat iotet
Uri by law.
Ia fnrtoao of tb ad ol tbe fonrreatb
olAa;t Ut, eiteoJlnf tbo benefit of oir
Faat efice laf to tM peyle of Ca!tra, tb
oatcnajtar Caceral baa appoiotnl to areola.
Cm l tli NoniierniflYia will Uf or
ibao iber iiwn itieugiU to wielJ axinil n.
Wabclicva fU . ttat-f Geo. Cat had
been elecieJ.ilta Wonhern iwl f?eairn l)e
(Docraev, eanccially, I be latter. woylJ ha
aaiteJ whh Ihe Sooihlia applyinrba Mia-
tory.anJ that th queation a'' " t,!"
bee a tenleJ no ihtt liueat t
a.ct. rl. ow neh u-n1 "
. - "The ery f enerl aup
Sa h riiif eandi
" . nrahkblv brtak nn the t.arnionv
of tb DemucraliC party, a ml ilepiier u ol
the aapport of many of the florthern Pern
ocrau. Ihey will say to the Sooth; YtMi
have treated aa aa erteinea( and the I'bija
a ffienia ; we ta9 you al yoor word, aud
leaee yoq U i)it protection of yor eHori
alliea." tt' are aoi apeakin; of tt tr--Jitv
ikJ croorietr of ihia Dtwceedine:
r , -
ajerrlt vay it t wnale ma to ate up oar
Minda la eiprct.
Tna Witwut Proio. the jj, will pata il.a
next JAum of Reptcaeaiatitce bythe fn
eiral CMcrrenea of the nembeta frcM the
Free Sietc. . Allowiae it to have the aame
adppoft ia the Senate, it will depend .04 on
the casting Tola of Vice I'rettJent FtLLWt.
Nobody Uoabiahow that rule will be gitcn.
Ueaidea tnat there are Mr- Dsktom, and
two or three Southern fVi?, by no meant
to be reived na. In ail hamaa probability.
the bill will ro to the rreaiuent; and it!i
every uh that we raay ptuve wrung m
the opioloo. we are bund to exprea oor
conviction that he will not iuerpne the
vetrt. H'c have a right, then, to anticipate
that in little more than a twelve Oiomh
from thia tima, the filmot froio will
have nieted thraoeh all ilia for to a of
f . 9 f
iflation, and dial an act embodying the
denunciation and degradation oft! South,
will be euiUIad among the law a of the. ti
nned S'atea.
From Ae JVW York Sutt, Dee. 19.
CROWD AT PANAMA.
A gentle man bo arrived yeeterday, tH
recl from Ci!f.irnia, inforroa ua that he
found at Taaaraa no leva than $ix ihoutami
pervn$, moatly South Arncrcan aixl
Wett lodisne, waiting for conveyancer to
ihegold region. There were no veaeeli U
be had fur anr Drier: and the rreatesl ex-
citement prevailed among the unfortunate
adventurer. The price of board waa aix
doltara a day, in the commoneat negro and
loiIinJboarding-hourel
lie alao confirm! everything that has
been said relative 10 the gold region, and the
vaat productive oe a of the roinea. Parties
mmm iMi.init da mil it Tint t Kj
oatcnaaae uacerai n appoair v-, - -r. - - ,
iobaie proceeded, tSe one to Ctlifocnia, and . aon, when the talley w overflowed, for the
. i .iVr;i I 1 make I .f l . ilia MunniiiHi. anil
ivais i ttatL. witb aatfc-.fttr to maae
tbe oeccttiry arnagtmenu for cirrjlng ita
peovwuoA iaio tTocL
. Tb nwatbty liae of mall, at et mere from
Taaaosa to AMoeia U bet rrntn! u
zrn v-rrrvtrramrtairwiaiw rwra, Woo
icrty, a si Saa rraaewco." Theme mail atcatn
era, cooaectcd by tbe bthmoaof Panama with
tae use ff man teamen 00 me aijiouc w
tweca New Vcrk and Cojgrea, will eublih
a rrjm?ai ctJ coc3q.v4oa with Cal.for-
7 bt GtntlnueJ.
axx.
3
tukIvilmot proviso.
With thiir free! al the Wh.ga have
eeeared a Ieiv"tve nnjonty in the oaae
f Urpeeeemativee, and there ia aafbocnt
reaow W prravaie thai tbey wilt, by the
fall of til the moarett fa ticiorioyi
party, coainrt to aestralixe the present
wajrtr of the Deaiocrate ia tbe Senate,
aa4 tba'i the Coegreia of 1839 will open
with their power eecered over the Legisla
te BuJ Kxemive DeoirvmcoU ol the
fLiaaraesent. L'oul ibaq we do not ex
lct tbea t aaata iay eerioai aiteaipt to
rt a! xa their party dceigns. Aifjver ea
gar tie aaaaafaetarera aaay be to eoter op-
taetr career 01 piunur, ue pouucian.
iiabennr the epectal iraiiooriSIl,
.ti .Knit bom rtceauoz ao ooaiaooa an
expervwenl. Far tbe pretrot, tha teio. la
the btnw'j o Preeideni Pouu bteri Ika
a tjaruleiboli, read to atrike Protective
Tariff. Uaok. Internal laaprovemem, aid
-Tr3aQ " Protwo, leipatteatly, and with
,fjnr bur deoaatatiooa ad revolotion-
- t ic. i J itf- Co". w
t -fo!fi 'Mheir poltey.
v AVI u .1 tbia polT.TU tot. dceUred
tktl tl u .a weJl kowB lt4
fit by ike PbUaJefphii. Coattoa waa
..ntxaary: . t fc.re rao-r Jf
lag featarea, exeeptoe. p fwrmv t
Oi lr aa tao icunyiw
it crSodfJia tha Ana wwrd
Fie tJoiUssa. - We 4a ot aa that the
Whi pirty art Baaflimoaa io tbia; but we
hare t&e Uigbeat tod tbe largtat aofmiy
fectayiaxthat tlie.Whtga of the Free
States tt sol only perfectly agreed epoo
iU brti potetly deieroufled to f trry out.
aiorr-jTcr. therhaee. In solemn foraaa.
nnoonceJ that tbey looked foe tbe ayaa-
...1 .v.l.iki Wkift. and
.1" r.. --a.w naartef
of the North. It hi. bet proehioud thai
they kJ pleJjtaeitat co-p-v- - -I?,7-,-.r-
l.'maai be rettetaUred.
Jo ia tiUau3g the actwaof tbe yiig.
.0 tbtrUt of their whole p.nj
1 .fu;M...n;iti arefroea Penn-
ieje o Z 1 .1 rf
ihtt York tlone eod. to
t, wkitt aa iLere
i0 tbe prer.at oo. ro
j-.ft State ingttnr -
," . . r.Li. .Mntrl. boas'
de. lUe domifl.ta J. rao-
and
bars. What
Uy .. .l"fflt, i-big party. nei
nnrnoia nf esnlorinr tha muontaint. and
discovering the rocks from which the gold
in s apposed to have been washed. There
wtt aonie quarrelling at the mines, conee-
aent opon the arrival of a few depenJoes,
who were plundering Ue miners of their
cioihm, ore, rt:on, &c It waa proposed
to organixe a temporary government, for the
preservation of order and the protection of
life and property
"" Our informant suggests that owners of
vessels would find it to their interest to stop
at Chagres and aend over ti Panama for
the passengers now waiting there, as the Ut
ter would prefer to go round, ihe cape ratt-er
than spend months in uncertainty and at
great expense, waiting for vessels bound
up we cots
Tht TOutttoeolJ.'Yh Nw York
Tribune thee describes another route.
through Mexico, to which aiu-ntion has
beeo drawn.
Another route to the mid rrffion is
via Vera Crux, ciiy of Mexico, and Aca
pulco, on the Pacific The passage 10
Vera Crux ia $80. euaJe in about eignu eu
days. From Vera Crux via Mexico ue
transit occupies ab.t tro Uaya, al a eoai
ol ?5. The portion of the journey be
tween the city of Mexico and Acapulco ia
pet farmed on horseback. From Acapulco,
where the American mail ateamere are to
aUp. excepting the first one, the passage
ia $125, and the disianca about two thou
aaod mites. Tbe cost, therefore, by iuu
rote would be 280. and the time ecu
pied about forty days. U te p-.X
from New York to VeraCrwX was made
in a etea;ner. the lime woolo be reduced to
ibirtT or ihirtr-twn dars. Another fUU! '
atill, andone which presents me advan
iga, ia to go from tha.cuy of Mexicw to
Maxadan. on ihe Pacific, via Guadafaxara.
Tee j-ojroey from the last-named pjare
...il.i be made on horseback, and the
lt.m ion.ner frdM Vera Crux to Mi-
zatla'n pe.f .rmcd in abvut JJ.
. evat ol atou, $li5. When.a. Maxatlao
... 4 flOA miles norili Ol ra-
name. The coat of paeee by the mail
fUtJiers from AJixl'ao to oan rrauci -aa
t73. Maxadan ia a place of larg
basineas. and there are almnatalwaya vea
cla there by which passage; could be ob
tained ap the coast. Tbe cost by this
route to San Franeisco wool J be $275, ano
tbe.ttae occupied aboot forty five days.
I . a a I isl
In eoapsnies ol ten or tweivc
iLere would be 00 danger of lrtbbery m
vraveLisg either of the bote named rouua.
.)li
tbet
are
ho!
de. domifl.tQ of tbU w-P-;-"tieoat
scxel jny-
:llh.tr stxtloq hM.ibf ;
ti. nr.ramla Gold Fever, it will be
. - nih Uitr from that eouo-
. ,.r. aa fiercely ta aver, and the
. . Tut.- nne. at
oeape '""-'--. .h9
biea taeasarea r
talae of the gold Cuau -
Tb. Ksntocky Pspers" are
. J.mm llxm . IDPIfCl V 1
to wmw " . . . ' : itrw
wbkb tbey aay w.ii lorm.a P'r.
. . r aiA imiR L.0111WUVH" "
ie ocjwi" a . 1K.1
Tt iMiuviiie Lroarier
tothiag eta ba hoped for short rf the re-
IVcit Vears Atldrc8,
The .N'eura-boji toil from week to vreekt
?fer oQt preeuote to apeak,'
Tl1'. tlher Time . moment stop
J breathe, ere off again he jhopV
Then readers, theq and opfy ilwn,
Ikioreoid (Jrey-head starts again;
Can w poi i single word ...
That 'oove a whimper nur be heard.
Jia now, at length, has come our lime
To run, or rwt, read, or rhymes 1
The l'r is toJ, U.e ooor w tight,
Tbe B ugw, and all w right. -
For once again the coal u clear - .
Tltere aUiMla Uie empty old aini-cliair
There on the Utlc burns i be u per,
, At?.creV a cleau uh.le aliett uf piper.
P'ow all is kli:l, 00 noise nor clatter;
Not e'en a cricket Carta to chatter;
The in tbere peeping liom the wall,
AUmtta Uiat wo are lorda of alt.
But, hark! old never-tiring Time
U ringing out bia luulnigbi chmie.
In wr.U., old shmeled fvly Eight
Uoraoui.andalama the Cleaning gale;
While Vr the adl cornea bnuiidinjf m ,
The tuto born yeur, with diiftpled chu.
Jluchecka are red.aud. 'oaith hu hut :;
Ilia bro ia wnoolli and wontlroua Uir; ...
-ihsfoim erect, his fowtstepel ght, ,,
Ilia Lushing eye ia mild and bright.
8.3. rie, -tiood morning, how d ye do,
ilf boy. I'd have a word wiih yi.u.
That crusty elf, old Forty Eight,
Who. growling, lingered heieso late,
V, youtb:ulooce aa I am now,
Without a ilakleon his brow.
-Take warning, then, by what you see.
That age will wither you and me;
That minutee fly that time ruus laatf
" Tl,a joulh and beauty cannot Uat,
Cut why," saya he, - why do vou write
Here all the dreary live long night!
A AVw Years veto ! Well I'll t it,
Jl you will hold the peu and write iu"
So thus, kind patrona, renders dear.
Thus aekl, or aung the new born year.
Darore the FalU in Eden's rosy Bowera,
Where Adam dwelt with Ea aniang the Mowers
here innocence and love and p!ure reigneJ,
here mau tbe cup of blu-ful j y draine.1
Where firat the aorig of lender love waa aung.
The Srpent came wiih venom ok his tongue,
1 o whtsuer into unsuspicious cat a
Thai which has almost drowned the world in teara.
Poor mother Eve! tby heart waa dooUUeaa kind
Tarhapa tbou waat a little bit inclined.
To liaten to a Ula ao strange and new.
Ho interesting whether f!ae or true;
But in thy brraat no thought of t il slept,
Until ihe Devil much too near thee cre,
And, l.ko the tempter of the present dav,
cc-i'-l thy a rtleas innocence away.
Oh baJitxWU been to atrangera more reaerve.7,
llJat never from oldnOtd:.- prudence aw ened,
Or halat thou been like lillle mi-' Sh"T
Had Adam kept ou thee a watchful eye .
Hadst tbou been leas like blue eyed beauty pure,
Who calmly listen wUh a look demure.
While Paaaioa, fondly sighing, lingera near.
To p-ur hi h;ieyed poUon in hr ear
Or. like a coyUh froxen-hearicd prude,
Hadst tbou but treated Mr. Devil iuJe,
Adf with diaJain becooiioj, Adam's bf.de,
lladat spurned tbe wily tempter from iby aidef -Aud
CH4a7-ixcd himrom "he Gardco ddr!i ,
Or choked ibyaelf uho tbe'apple core.
Tby race would not in ?-in and mrrow bow.
And Father Adam might be liviog now. -
Ti written ao ; and all of ua believe,
Tbe Devil gammoned poor old mother Eve;
And all. therefore, regn d Am aa a cure.
An arrant knave, a cheat, or aoroethuig worse.
Dear readeia, iheu, pray let your vengeance fall
Upon eUl fatau. who deserves it alt;
Dot evr to your kiud remembrance bring
. 1 The Pai.-rraa "a Davii. ,uile anotbei thing!
From uwrn til night, from nijht ill roy ruoro.
Hi ftfvUi frmme wi:U care and labor worn.
He patient UnU, jour leisure to amuse.
To lay before you all tle weekly newa.
While odters wander through the Sylvan grove.
To pluck lbs laireat awe4 fl jw'r ttt lv
Or linger 'ueath iha ahada of blniy trees,
Orrevrl iu the downy lap f eae
Or wiih ihe charrha or bluvhing beauty toy.
And dily drink ihe btiinmine; cup of joyr
Ur, when tbe Sionn-King wildly howU ai.Mind
And apreads bia icy uianile o'er the ground,
. Tbey take their comfort at tbe social fire
Tbo aleeptesa piinlei never teem to lire.
Dot, o'er tbe paje of new and ancient lore,
In pui be daily is couatraiiieu t po(e.
That trom tbe droaa he may eatract tha gold,
Tna puieat grma of acieme to untold.
The .iuiouic leaf he too muat Kan.
To learn the woikuiga of th- hea.t of man
Muat wade through uUi of wrong, aud crime, asd
blood.
Which bappen'd aince, and long before-the flood,
Muat dwell upon tbe sacred volume too,
Containing h..ly teachiuga evrr nev,
V hich never fcul to loach ihe pious heart,
A od U the roul a blUafu. hpe impait.
1'he loiguu deeda 01 arroaot olden limes,
llieir iriupipba and their da k'atrocioua critnef.
The eloquence of ancient Greece and Home,
Unlike our modem fury, froth, and foam.
The -A.1 sud ci.4ce of the preseat day,
Whkh to forgcUoioea. would pa-aay
yoh U, all, all ! the Art U-l'rinlui save
Trow aiukiog to OUIiviou'a namelcaa grave.
Dear Ponaia. Sovereigns of this mighty Isnd,
Where Freedom's lolty temple proudiy stand,
W hi Us gaily you for independence toil,
Tbe lords and masiera of lb fertile soil.
And look with pride upon your verdant plains, ,
n diaisnt regions millions toil ir. chaina.
In boaatirf Urilian, nune of ciime and woe.
Where beggars breed androya babiee grow
Where pampered lords intrigue for pow'r and place.
WhUa haggard famine atarea them in the face
daily beard aw awful, fearful aound.
WbkLl s-Jeens to issue from tbe very ground,
Which Vine dsy soon, will break out long and loud,
When pniahed as the - Robber-nation's'' abroud.
But here no lerdling's foot.pol!utes the sod,
No haughty tyiant rules with iron rod,
Heie palrioU sit around tbe council fire.
And none to legal away would dre aapire.
Wbao Jcaaoea aou', prepariag for the aliaa,
AmU a weepta; naliea'a tears and sighs,
Yet lingered with as, bidding eaitb aiia.
jch freemaiTa acajt mora anxioua daily grew.
About to crumble, red it was U see ' ' I
The tough old weaiber-beaten - Hick'ry Uee;
Bat aa it tottered, etry anxioua eye
Beheld a sturdy aapling standing by, '
KvA with'ooa voice the nation louUJy ptA, .
Harrak hurrah, berrah for 'Jimmy; Peik"!
Uie Berne waa lisped by avert uifaaU tongue.
In city, town, and aaountaha-gUo, waa song,
Waa wafted ever Freedom's whole domain,
Then echoed from tbe ocean, back again.
Now aland irte calmly at tbe helm of Stale,
BoTTOUDdeJ by tbe wiae, tbe good, the greet,
Jle abuas tlte breakeie, poabingboUly on,
With fina resolve to run the pirate "down," j ' '
' Should be be eku'.king inJColumbia'a aeaa, - t
Vttb bloody banner 6oating in tbe breexe.:'"';';,." . .
' Each yearour Eagle takes a higher flight,
Then seems almost to melt a way in light ; Sf;
Self poised in air, his shrill and startling scream
Is waking tyranta from their peaceful dream;' , ;
And wbtb-N like frightened rats, they quake with
1 .ir-,;.-fear,: ' 'T'. , l,;arsr
Their crumbling thrpnea fall rattling round "their
- But time is flying last away, . :-;
And wc have aomeUiiug more to sayl:
When dew-drops fell in nightly sbowera, -t-
Like jewels glittering 'inong the flowcre,
jVheu the relreshing summer breeze f r
- -Sliook the large raio drops from the trees,f
When Love, iu whispers soft and sweet,
Was sighing at a JadyVleet,
And aiudng his unerring dart
To play the mischief ifith her heart, .
When'loud was heard! the song-f joy.
Of the young careless farmer boy,
Who urged his plough team o'er the hill
Or took bis produce to the mill,
Enclosed within his sooiy nook,
The Printer n cessation took.
He sometimes aileJ, but ne'er refused,
To send to you the weekly news."
It mishaps came,- aa come they will
He plit d himself more closer still ;
If etlbrts often proved in vain,
He nerved himself to "try again?
Then when bleak autumn stole along.
And drove away the feathered throng,
And hushed the music of the grove.
And almost chilled the voice oflove;
And when the biting nothern breeze
Stripped off the foliage from the trees.
And strewed the summer flow'rs aroutid
AH dead and faded on the ground ;
When Nature seemed to take rpose,
And bring her labors to a close,
Proclaiming that her work waa done,
The Printer's daily toil went on.
When Summer gone, and Autumn past
Old Winter blew his Itormy blaet,
And shook his chiilirig icy beard ;
And trriinly o'er the mountain bleared ; !
And Boreas from his bosom crept,
Aud down the peaceful vallej swept.
And, whittling wildly round ihe hills.
Congealed the little sportive rills;
While thus all nature seemed to sleep,
Tbe huntsman mounts the craggy steep;
Wiih " Tally-IIo,' and bound and horn.
He breaks the silence of the moru
Within, in social converse free, '
Is beard the jest and repartee
And lovers sometimes siyly meet
The oft told story to repeat
Thus, patrons, you enjoy life,.
Willi every worldly comfort rife,.
Forgetting, while you lliws- ae blest
The Printer's Dcvit" has -no rest.
We stick up type, and clean the " case,"
We pick up pie," and wash the "chase.?
Collect tbe-news and let you know, it,?--Oh,
we're the little boys to go U."
W'e keep an eye on agitators,
And scan the deeds ot legislators .
Some spout, and lelfaucb plumpiag ues oh
And others favor the "proviso,"
But all the wise; the good, and great,
uad by the good old ship or state.
JLurica,w; destiny is great.
As loi as wtsooiJ holds the helm of atate f
o lonif as virtue animates tbe tree,
Or Hickory" a Mirishc in '1 enneasee. .
. Thy Eagle stall sU.'.' high and higher fly,
. Until hU pinions setm to touch the sky.
Thy gallant tars on evfcry ocean we.
TuS peril, of the briny ZlUU
Like white-winged bird, their barks shall gayly
From post to post, upon the rolling w
Heluruiiig Iwtne, thy mariners will J
The tnuute of the world to thee we bring.
Most nobly ha? our gallant u Jimmy ToW
Tbe blighting spell ot "special fa xor, broke,
Proclaiming tair proUculn unto all,
As the relreshmgdews ot Heaveti tall.
Dear patrons, now our yarn is almost spun.
Or wo would Uifce a trip to Oregon ;
Would show you up a piece of shallow ' 'ham.
' With which John Butt would FJ'L
Out ol those fertile fiWda to I crystal ourtla.ns.
4 way bevond the lolty Kocky, Mountaina ,
VVouia wander down Ung Texas balmy lowers
Where dark eyed maids repose on beds ot
- rVhere fields are green, and clouds are aluio
aunny. Bweeter far than honey ;
And woman s lips'are sweeiti ,a
Would go to California's contain streams.
And realize your brightest gold.m
Would take you to the crimson field of gore.
Where many a free an fell to rise rraia
And then would tune our softest, sweetest sua
To ting of gentle Peace returned again.
If we had time and space, we'd get astrWe
The fiery light'ning's back, od take de
Would laugh at team, would pass a ray 'y
And in a trice would leave it out oi sight
Would hurry back and tell you
Before old Time cotild buckle on his shoes.
But time and space will not permit our mue
To ramble on wherever shemayche.
Or we would tell you all about the tela,
And how we met a Waterloo defeat, oh .
How Taylor cime, andfsent us op M
To leave us in'the briny fog to shiver...
But go Wo must, wnrdare-relusc
The very tho.ght has killeU our lazy muse !
Please pardon blunders and our limping rhyme.
And if encouraged, we'll improve next time.
Kind friends, we vrfthjoa.lI . hsppyj fear..
To e ach abundance ot tho best of cheer
L.-.Dont forgtt to give ihe De'il his due.
A. P- & J. E. NEW SON
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ed Agent, to receive aubscriptiona and adver-. it.-t '-'
.nn.ntj r.ir tliij nimr. anil t m... u11.a.' ' '
tions and receipt for the, same, in the citiea of " "
PhiladcInhia.Kew York, Boston and Baltimore. ?
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OrThe general reader, and our fair friends ,
will please have patience; aa soon as wa-an,s
wo will ha ye a "pleasing; vsriety. Fowign-l,
news, the markets, and much editorial matter ,v. j
prepared for this paper, have been crowded out. ..
to make room for Legislative and CoiigressKUJn
al proceedings,-; fi$$;h?-ty "f
07-Our,riends,,mt : Rsleighi wtWeaaajic-i
cept our thanks for highly" prized fayoravv -H ':
r The weather, for some -weeks past) hair beerl-
a .-.-.-:--,.....-- --.'- '
immoderately warm. ; P $.
n i ' rr T . UTatr lKne1 triaa r
were in bloom on the plantation of Mr. John J.
Seaglenearu3placev ... . ' V,.. &i
irfyThe Wilmington Jonrnal cbnies to ua-t
in mourniug for the death of its editor.' David
Fulton, EsrU , . . j :, f,, . .
Caution. $l& counterfeit notcsv on tho Capi 1
Fear Bank, are in circulation. vj. -.V
France. It is thought that Louis Napoleon
will be elected President of the French tRaH...
publio. ! ' -J; ' -l
The Cholera, ' is atill progressing in Neir.r
York. Itsi appeara-nce in New Orleans, also -?
has occasioned great alarm ; 20 deaths .: werawf
reported on Monday in the latter city 'eiiiit,
The Reason. We congratulate Oar kind rea- vf
ders upon ihereturn of the setsott for Mtnerry
making." ; It would afford us mucbleastire K
to discourse of social greetings, friendly tneeU
ings, snd ihe welcome visits of the jolly - olJ
St. Nicholas', to the 'little .tioHcsomO boys- and
girls; but we have only room to say to all 44 A
merry Christmas and a happy Newycsr., -
Major General We have the gratification
to announce that ('ol. John H. WJeeier his.
been elected fajor General, by a majority of
28 votes over bis competitor."
;j,nt'm Mfssap-e. The reader will ob
serve that we have commenced tha publica- .
J' a. a a - tj akl et aB . .
lion ol Mr. l'oiks ojessage qa out rv-
iVp.hid intended .to Dreoare a synopsis: but,; , t
nn givibglita more attentiveexsminationwe-
came to the conclusion that, as w,Ji,?ti'A
. . 1 . l .1:.: LmA ihrifrra .
loo vniuaoie to oc ;uijmiiw, ,
. . 1 . t,i:u : .ntim vn at
we dererinineu to puwnan "'ir.'T"
she risk of delay Avoiding retcrence to.
parly, it la a down and arguee gteat- constitu
tional piiticiplea' in connection with iroportant.
facts with wdiich-every "citizen should be con- ,
yersant ;iand therefore, we -were unwilling rK
expunge s line. We hope its lefigtb will ditcf
none from giving it a careful tfanl v 1 .
! -wr Member . :i5 .tw'.
At the! opening ot. the Legirdsture. 50. htd
the pleasure to pass amne dsya with our mem- '
bers, Messrs, (oiiner ,.BhuloruOiowe, vniirr
and Reijhard Ttiev entertained us hop"-
ab'y, at the house of ; Mr. ( John Hirtchins.jha
accommodating landlord with , whom .ara
. " e . a t . " ! a
boarding, Old. Lincoln, should, oc ,proua m
Iwr representatives. They are all praetics
business men, influential members of the beg
i.,..r- d-vrrfed to the public Interts-k anu. ,
faithful to the political creed of their constitu-
un '..
irt .,r TiMf. when we have more aptceV ;
chall notice the Deaf and Dumb JAwylttmi and
other matters of interest at, Ktigh."
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Mad Doe
n annual a nee of a doff supposed to be rabidf
has cccaswned considerable arm In this cMnr 5
rnuty. It is said he paaseavttnrougi?J mj. v
Ki, rnminr bov at Lincoln Factory
and afterwardMassing southward, atucked Df.
Asbury and some other persona, betore Be waa.,
iwiai immwliatelv removed- tbt I '
slight wound of the dog, by cotting buteoiP
aiderable portion of flesh. 'The tJier caae. -
Were Matc in a similar nanrj
after the bite.,-.. 1 t 'iii -a. -
Many doga have, doubtless,, been bitteTrhy
ia animal, and. therefore very "eautiojft .
.t...i.t hm oWr vd. -.No dosr that-could have .-.
come in contact with the rabid one, should bs
permittl to run at large.sTo os, anauaa.
of hydrophobia appears to be the most :
calamity that eto overtake hihMnity
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FOR SALiEi ,
rra fl 17 M sweet nPt fi73V belonffine to the e
. . . T 1. Doavann Mr it I hit ISIU
taa. ul tne lata joaepii - - .71 -
iu. Point Paton,'V sbout six les.
(row Salisbury, on Monday 22d. Jan y.,34tf.
The sale will be posiuve anu wi-
wee, an, iota. .
i Stmirlat Court judZt '
Tk Qf -Wtinn nf John UiV E4e.
to be Soperior Court Judged HI iKi hiffWr ;
gratifying totbe Wwr
pie of North Carolina. -iow.-. -.- -.u.
.! and learning ot bus ......
t.:k nrvde to a ereat ex-
tbe impression, wo.v.. rv-;T- '
tenti that pone 2iv
tadposftuuiepun- .T,
il.J21ia wiH exert sir?rJ "rrTZ 7 At.
T.. '.nmitinnltr.' r4 . ; .. . j.. 1
r!?;;t thecommunrt;;- "
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