'J
J-,
Frm ikt mtmiftm Cxmmtrrml. '' land "philantropby" extend 0 further than
FATHER O lVAZZl. I in the ihi ping of some fmor negro into their
1 lie Koman t;atlilic rrtel maieo enovn, m-hemes. in (ronm; "smalt ny oegree nu
heauuiullv.U-ss.' iid h t hnjwd -they y
tl ma fcdlnw ia ihe footstep . of Ihe man
who ran away ami left hi friend in the ed
btr ! Grtttit. Put.
na delivered a Number of 'Leeinre. In Ihe
people of Naw Yoik. At the Iflth, latcture!
delivered ia ihe Metropolitan Halt, en Friday
last, he said that ia eomplUne wild the re
quest of many poor Irishmen of New York,
who were unable attend on former ocea
siona, he would deliver a raver of free Leo
larea iur their tenettt at the Tabernacle. Mm
objeet ia In cteiie ao interest in thi country.
ia behalf of Italy, and to expo Ihe eorrep
tiona ad tyranny of Popery. II avow hU
hatreil lo tan Pop, and declana hiia and hi
Cardinils in ta-.l all the Catholic Priert in
Italy, In be a bad a ova can well he. He
haa, of roarae, renounced the ulliortiy nf lit
Churrh ia which be wa lalely an official, and
lolda up th Romish llierarchy lo the world.
1 a aVMWter of em -Ity aal oppreeiiiia lie
boaett enough not to talk of hi especial
tave M the American, bat i ardent in the ex
pression of hi attachment to hi native Italy,
lis k renreanmled to be an orator- of very u-
perior abdity. rVe make a (rw extract. MjCapC W. and the pai
give our reader sample of hie iiyle and man
ner. lie nayatw, ;,.,..; ...
In Italy there are two clxoU ib old or
eonerrrative, and the new or progressiva. The
, eld eehmd are tiU clinging to ancient Mpee
Btitom, nd the new are leukinf forward M a
better day fori Italy and lor lb world, and
orrachine- a new craeade erainat the temporal
oowrr of the Phoo. Out ihe cfluna of the
enemies of freed no do not atop at Rome.
They embrace the world in their work,
and even the United Bate not free from
their machuuliea. . Ther ere l work en-
deavorinc i oeeiror your National School,
- (Tremenduu ePDUuse.1 llewara of falar
potiuriaa. who am alike indifferent lo alt r
ligion. . They are iudiffer! to all but youi
voir, yoor. avreiey, and your influence. , 1
any father or mother eead their children to a
Vapiat acbooi, they are the moral assassin ol
their children. Ther are not AaKrieana, but
traitor to American Ireedimt (Applvu.)
There i in ihia eoontry a aort of morbid Pre
testaaiiem which tny. " The Papilla , must
he treated fraternally. sffeetumalsty, a uter
.church. Ah. morbid Proteetantal throw off
llii miaeraMe eloek, end dieebiee year true
ptte)itieal ferment! (Great laughter and
applao.; . Proteetant school withoat the
Bible! what are ther? A body withoat ul
raiBled (lame, wituoul Ikbl and withool
heal. Oh! my hreihren, kerf year Bible if
yon would be fro, (uneeraj rep yew
' Dfble, whirh ia yonr beet aafe eiiardt keenf it,
htr without it Pnneaianl are lion without
claw Samaon without hi hair!
He U hv on Ihe Jewiiu in varum part
1 of hi ceveral lctur. U lb I th appear
: the M'owingt ; , H - t.",' -f: f ,
Remember thai ia Amerie lh Popifb in
fluertee U (till active and never lun)ler. , A'
Jterk ina! th Jamil of the World not
tranwbaUntiawd into republ'ieaa by ermtaet
with yonr aoil. Aided by in RomivN hierar
ehv, Uiey are wormnf aeainet repuwtr-iniain
MMloflhem are etraufer who have no in
lent in lha preservation of American freedom,
" and ara imbued with Ihe aoiril of deepotiam,
They are emieaarie of Rom, and have no I
ympaty wtin your mwiiuiiona .
In hi ninth letura he (peak of 111 horrid
eruellie of th loiiiiti at, the detail of
which are familiar lo moat of oar reader.
They ere cruel and mereilee almoM beyond
dearription. It ieerlly believed throunlioul
in rroienant wonu mi me wiuhw-h
abolibd-4nd tnal the consecrated murderer
who eompoaed thai body, are no loneer tol
erated. On thi ubject th Lecturer p.k
mMIowii "
la thi eouniry ami in England little i
known of the Romish Clerfy. They eeetn
. to mnlo look better to have an air of meek
nee anil benevolence which doe not didin
ritiah them m ihe old eoantrie. (laughter
aiM ipplau ) Bui trust them not! A I pre
sent lha Chared of Rom claim, through Car
diaal Wiseman, lhal Ihe InquwilUM I au.iliali
ad. Ha publiahed a book, a yar and a half
ro, m which I nd eriinomiliiaglik
the lollowtnft "My near oretnren, m iir
euisitiea exist no more. It eiidino more
A THRH.Ll.NO 8CENE.
The aliin Trade Wind, which to ik are on
ner paeS ffnm "rk " Sa" fnotwc"
Farther Gavaiti i onejof hi leelure in
S. York,tliu Hk of the - i-
1; Mom an Jastrrr. -What i l pro
verb in my Italy! Where there ate nan)
mniifc and msnr triel. people have Irs
faith; and another. R..me. the metmpoti ""!
priesta, has no faith. In every hnmlreil
priests, or monk, only leo en preseh. and
the other aiarlv eanmrt nrrarh. The infijrl-
iiy of the people eome from the infidelity of
the clerey. and me iromorniiiy i.i ine penpic
had aronng her passettf-or ei;ht missionaries j mine frmn the 'immordiiy nf the rleryy.
and their bmilie. sent oot lo California al
OreKo. by the lliune Missionary Sociery.
One irf them write home the following d
rmiibM ttt the ereue on hoard:
On the morning of the twenty-nrtt day ol
nor oaeaai-e, when M U. If- I mm., ano
long. S3 deg. J8 aiin one of the sailors eame
raanwg to lb ofScar on the . quarter deck,
erying out, " Th ship w on fir ! " This
officer went forward, and eaw th mk
enmiae oat of th chain locker and eretice
of lha deck- He order J the force pa dtp lo
be mnm d. Bad wenl back to the cabin, where
aver were at breaa
Htst, He eommeniealed Ihe fad to lb lap
ia. hI tliev both kfl without any npi-
eione being eneifc-d a In the eaar. Alter
break fast I went a pen deck, end the annual
stir on the foreessii atiraeling my attention,
waot forward, and soon learned lh cause
the ahip w on fire, in lie eargo,rnnewhr.
it waa suuiKwed. tietwero ine eeonoanu uiuu
deck, but how extensive the Ire wa could
not be immediately ascertained A bide wa .
fin real army requires immense sum of won
ey tosupportit. In the Roman Stairs ihev enjoy
a property ot a mmureo minions m umiara. in
Peni((ii there are some monasteries receiving
si snil seven lliousand d1hra year in rents.
Wh-it is the einaeiiienee To whom does all
Ins money Mnnj( To soeirty, whirh monks
rob. Take rare'Amerii-an. and retnrnirwr
my wrwds. Monk come to Amerira, and mt
maintain them in great part, for I remrmbrr
when! was in Lyons, we sent thirty-live
thousand franea to support the eollrye nt the
Jesuit near New York; but when they are
firmly eelahlished. they will make you pa
them. Take care of yonr pork -la my dear
brethren. In Kiirlaml. ten yeara ago, there
waa no talk of monry for the priests; hut sl
ier the arrival of Cardii:il Wiseman, ha pos
sessed 91 000,000, mhbed from- the dying to
build Roman f'athulie cliurehrs. In s le
years your porket will supply these monk
and priests with dollars. The mod dangerous
are the Jesuit. diihu iineuienec passive
eul through the deck, end a meant of water
fr.xa the force pump, wnicn wouiu wruw
about SvO barrel per minute, wa throw in
upon lit burning mass. Several oilier place
war ent, and line lor ping nuraew, were
lormed by the passengers. W toiled on in
dii way h sums three hours, out rouu see
so indication that w were getung the fire
nder. Th venliUlor aeemed rather lo
show lhal k waa ipreading aft, under th cab-
n, which was then beginning lo be nlled Willi
a and wok. ?
The hip wa then turned head lo th land
w were 5U mile from it. Th msgaiio
waa hoisted upon lb upper deck and placed
where It could bt sssily Uirowp otrbord;
the life boat got out, and lha provisimi and
water, and the dnthitif whirh we would need
till we could reach the land, made reaky. At
dii lime another larg opening wa made,
nd box, on fira, was broken lo pieces, and
iia aontooU oaased upon Ihe deeK. Anoiner
end another were brokan up in th me man,
mmt. UU a olara waa made lartre enough to ad
mil one of the sailors, who Doiuiy weni uown
ilh Ihe biMM in hi hand. He directed it
against ihe bura ng m,till h fell rifinuited
HMMI th Boor. It wa uraggeu ou, anu
another, a bold ( he, eame to hi place.
In OHHnent or two he fell UK nit compan
in. and wa drafted out inaentible, and ear
ned a mm deck. Another and another look
hi place and shared hi late. Thus it went
on, till every one ot our aixty sailor had hi
lum. Al on lime, I Hinted tixUtva of these
eeiuinius fellow I vim on deck at one. lime.
'lira ladie eame from Ihe cabin, nd bathed
their had with esinphor, which would in
must eases briii them lo in n short time. As
soon aa on was reroversd suiiicuiniy to waia,
he would go back and offer hi services again. '
tleveral of th men were brought out of thi
place aa many a ight lime. On th most
of them th ga they inhaled sei nicd lo have
an e See I enmawbat Ilk that of laughing gas,
&miMimrmf:n'pMiMf aus-
liuied. It wa no easy mailer to restrain
the powrfl mu wlieu they eudeavoied to
throw ihemvelve overboard, or do ihemselve
or a some personal barm.
For four hour w Ulwred in this way. and
yon may imagine the terror of our posiiion.
V't eoofj but lar lhal the atrengili nf ihe men,
ulCarrilieuur aa they were, would uol hold
on till ihe tame wa extinguished. Soma oft
them could do no more, and these th hardiest
of litem all. We toiled on, however ihe
poeaengera, gentleman and laUirs, wo King the
pum for another hour, when lh joyful
new earn lhal tit fire wa out. Nu mora
flame could b seen, and no smok arose.
We bena w bread. more freely, and hope
in Aattria, Bavm4lWJwillrfnd or Franeej lhal deliverance bad ween sent . ua. n.ier
s,M..He which oniin mixed popuhtU... U.. real of an hour an examination m
of both Ualltolice and Proteet.nl. II extel wi no gn. ui . - . -.
no longer vn Spain. Portugal and Mexico, lay oown opoe in w -
eou3. 6tnn..ely. all tJatlmlie," With f '.'', ,
all reTpeet to Cardinal Wmsman. I mud beg Bahbnth. ami never did i .more Vmun
leave tVdemnr to km pror-iium. H forl de.ottl mblv. c. t,.-,r lor the wor.
, Ki.h.h.doJTlkmtW that on Ihe hip -fOod. 'l h .. daring .nil I wicked
truetion of Proiesiaiiiism. Allow the Jesuits
to flourish here! Reeollert, Jesuits mined
Horlural, ruined Braxil, ruined France, ruined
ray poor lull , nnd will ruin Amerira, if al
lowed to Hourish hi re. !ti impossible that
Jesuits could support republican country.
I hey work in Kuropeagiiiiisi Helgiuin, sgainal
Piedmont, against hnglund, s axsiuat Nwm-
erland, and they are foalered by the ilespota.
What M the copi iusion: I hey work for dfS-
potism. I 'Mir, young Aim rica, you know
nothing of llie wiles ut lliexe Jesuila; arid, in
stead of many liiimlreila, toil have many thou
sand. The world will be defeiveil bv snii-
idictlv and humility, and therelore the Jeamla
ome into Amerira with theelothingof a lamb!
but the he irt of a wolf.
ihedienee is their moiUi; their end, the tie-
Uibtsict ArroiNev. We find die follow
ing despauih in the New York Express :
W AnHiauTON, April aail.
Major Cantwsll and Koburl Mirance have
withdrawn their apiiliralioos for ihe Dulrici
Attorneyship of North Carolina, and the
President has decided lo make the appoint
ment from Ihe Wratern part of'aTne State.
The billowing are extracts from oihrr pa
per :
The Postmasioi General, Mr. Campbell,
is sweeping mil the Whig Piiatniasiers in all
direction. II cute nif the heads of about
hunered a day. '
otn If hington. Arcountsfioin Wasli
iogton represent the health of lbs President
to be much enfeebled of Ule, so much as Ut
render his daily official duties quite irksome.
"Ici abod," Ihe home eorreaooedenl of the
Republic, under d .le id yesierday saya :
. Ciloom marked th aspect of lh Depart
ment Uv-dav, owing lo two causes, vis: Ihe j
death of the late lamented William R. King, j
Vice Preaidenl of the United Miales, and the !
hashamW All fh eight wivr (rirepl the
laal.) were Wrought to Glonceeter, for Ui pnr.
poee of embroiling their faithless Don Jn,
ml the ul Wa expected with the deepest
interest.
The women were plaeeH in a room y
die msHves. and furnuHiquite a harem ofeter
complexion, from the fair blonde le the dusky
brunette : and so great waa the cariosity to
m ikrm. lhal lh officer mieht have added
sometliiiie eonsalerable to h emolument by
rvhihiiine ihrm at ner head. However, the
gossiping public were doomed lo disappoint
ment : lor. on lh prisoner beirw arraigneo
Uie on Tuesday niht. he pleaded guilty-
Ilia lonisbiji deferred passing eniene for the
present. Engluh Paper.
"- From EJtnfn'Wkif,
Trtkate of Itespccl to the neaaory ofj
Ike lale -. IredeH.
Al meeiinc of the Mem'ieta ol the Bar in
attendance on ihe Superior Court of Chowan
assemtded to testify their rcspeet forth mem
ory of the late llmi. Janes litntu.. hi Hon
or' R. M. MAL'NOERM was .called to the
Clifcir. and W. J. Itanin wa at pointed Hee-
retarr.
Hon. nvt OtiTtaw arose sad soaeuneed
the aoddea Heath m Kdenton on ednesday
mornine of the Him. James Iredell. He
poke most feelingly and eloquently of the
services, talent, and virtues of Ihe deceased,
and closed by submitting the lidluwing Reso
lution, which were unanimously adopted by
the Meeting:
MtotrtJ. That s bars kesH, with deep a ad
aiaeere aorrue. Iks ditath at sor dtntinruislicd, able,
aprigbt sad wosl satiaabl brothsr. Us Huuorabt
Jahss laaulLl.
Ktd, Tkatbj this itiapsontio ef Providence,
the aaoutri bai lust a citisva wko kaa randsrsd hi-
tiacuisbsd pul.lie srrvies, oar Hut sas f its aioit
awiasat pafalis waa, aad tk Bar sas f its brigbtest
orniLBasula.
Kauknt, Tkstk aasaibsra of tkis Bat, sfsr to
Iks ranllr ut tl decsaewl, tbsir ouaauisncs apoa
Llia aimaaioa of tkia iml luas.
U-mttei. That art will wear tbs ataal bade of
ins for thirty davs.
H,.olvl. That William S. H. Smith, Em . tb
Solicitor f"f th Uialnot, bs rrqumisd to prose u I
tbess reaolatioas to Ikal.'ourt bow ia sraitoa, whoa
it shall attain aaaesibl, with a requol that thsy
b spread uoa ths records of tbc Coart; snd as s
further aiark of reiptet tb Coart bs rvqassted to
aitiaurn.
UmurA That tb Secretary transmit a eonv of
thoaa UtnHilatlona to the Family of ths deceased:
that Hie be publinhed in tbs aeaipapsrs is this
District, sua m the lily ot naisiga.
On il (i lion the nieelinK adjourned.
K. M. 8AUNUEKS, Chm'n.
W.J. Baa. Sec'iy.
aom aVrret leswen! hi capacity tor boa-
loee, but sn the last he wa a laboring man.
. . . . t :.
It i one m me wiyiisrvma nrners w
denee, that after n abwenee of, lea year, he
.hould have returned to the place uf hi nativ
ity, to the rwace of tain early mAae4, fr
whieh hehad ever cherished Ihe fondest ai
tarhment, here to end hi d.iyw, astd W he
hi rem una ri-pnse by Ihe side ot thqe.nee-
lom, whose virtue ire tond -recorded on tn
monumental marble, r.ad whose distinguished
public service are la raped on the brightest
pare of our Revolutionary history. Let die
resolutions be entered on the record of Ihe
Cnorl.
The Court waa ihen adjourned by hia Hon
or, until 10 o'clock Friday morning.
THE STAR.
tea ltooiia Camva nHffllMHtir
Ctanta. By Benjamin frankl'ia Boarn.
Neaars, Gould and Lincoln, Boataa. pablieh"
r. ' tf h ; p ';
This is the till uf a very newt Kill octavo
vnlaaae, just frosa the Boston prasa, vrbioh w
hav read with the deepest interest, acquiring
a better kaowledge uf Tataentna than wa bar
been able to lad any where else.
I'r. .Bourne, tb aatbor uf tb book, com
far years ago, left the eity of New Bedford, as
ate of th chuner J An AUyae, bound lo
California.. On arriving at th Strait of MageL
Ian, on the dreary ouaatuf Patagonia, be. went
ashore with a boat' crew, to procar fresh pro
visioi fruia lb innibitant. But these gifcntle
savages seised them aa prisonsra. and, aftsr
keepioc them a few boars, allowed tbem to re
turn to the ship fur rum and tobaeeo as tb price
of their liberty keepiog Mr. Bourn a a b.a
tag- But wbea tb price uf their ransom waa
brought and laid vn lb shore, tb treacheroaa
wretches seised the booty and dmjrjred their
crisiper away to their earn five or aix. mile ia
the interior ; and refused lo allow him to return.
la the course of th night a sever gal of wiad
compelled the ship to put Is av leaving the an
fortunate mate in Ihe hands of these cruel sad
degraded aavagea, with aenrcely a glimmering
hops of escape. Thvy dragged him about from
place to place, roving extensively over the bar,
ran wilds of tb country in search uf gam to
rarnish tbem a scanty subsistence. They were
J'. h. IMl.MI--.lt. lh Am.rl.sa N.pep Aa.at, frequently on tb eve of killing hire, doubtless,
iV. - ,.
man .JXJfr
Lleerttn tl Utile lelia.
KALEIOH. May 4. 1SS3.
ia ia 'f MlwW A r. for Ihii paaer In ths .Ilk.
f Hsstoa. aa Now Vorh aa ia Philadelphia, aa
ia alj empowered to lake adveniaemealii and aab
Krialioai al ihe rales a, reqnired ly a. His reeeipti
wilt he reaarded aa rmrsu. Hi. ewteea are BOH
roN, HrellaT's Biliina; MEW TOKK, Trilvae
Baibliai;.; I'lIlLAUELI-UIA, N. W. Comer Third
lid Cheatnal BU.
W. N. II. S-nith, Esq., in behalf uf the
member of the Hr, on presenting me aoovey
resolutions lo Ihl Court, said:
May itPlx Youa llonoa: By a reao
luiion adopted al a m eting of tne member
of the Bur, in attendance at thi term, it was
made my duly lo bring u ihe notice of the
Court the melancholy event which his jusl oc
curred innur midst, and which aow fill our
hearts with th deepest sorrow. It is to an
nouues Ihe death of James Iredell, msinlier
of our body, pre-eminent for the extent and
depth of In profeasipiMd ailainmenu who
haa won and worn the hiirhesl honors his na
tive Slate could confer but remembered and-
niorniiurs ineHry swinging of the a in thai """,'u -f -
...i. hi. ,, ,.n; i,.. il.. P,u.i i nia moral wortti
nd
lh
Department, wherein .lw.eittu.ait gentlemen
rease to breath officially, and ouisrs were
nniiRed thai hereafter Ihey
le piy from the Oovernmen',
REMOVAL8 FUUM OFFICE.
A aeore of Whig genUenien most ol tbem
having fimdies were removed oa Wednee- ,
day from the office of the Auditor of the j
Tieasitry forth I'.isi Ollirti Department, nd
a many iriend of the present Administra
tion were appniiiled In fill lha vacsnrics thus
created. No cause, we are informed, wis
alleged avainst the diamiaaed, and, aihe
President ileel;in-d in hi In.iugurnl that he
had no resemoieiiis to ri'ineiuber, we are led
hi infer dial III rhange was made as a mat
ter ol political expediency. .. Jutrl.
if God had
out
. .i.i..
dlmetnghimlf.ymTai-in
asl meeed, or he ha lent huasen to a gnws .. ...
rellm-en anldu.h.ng fahwhood. W. ' .11 Ihi praymg I. that we h...had all fher.
in Italy, kown lb truth, lor w experience
tW at Europe exiet. a liul eoaniry railed among the aailora eimteaaed that if God I
Wy. and thria Italy exist the InqitUithm. aot helptd Ukw they nkl mrt have put
4lJoeig hielf .7ry ai-inuwrnid-Cardi- the fire. One of dm men wkI. wl.,1. . h. .
the eBeets.
Beware, ate Ameriean bretliren, and re
member the wor'a nf ihe eviie. True, my
voir aad my heart ia aoxaaeiakd lo my pwi
Italy, bat I would warn yi a ol America as I
lie warned my English hreihren againat the
waa never a lup want out of New York, that
ha bad no much of il on board, and yet, here
die i. en fire." And )l, thi ma man,
when h went down into the hold, and aaw
whal the fire had dime, aaid, with a great deal
ol emotion, - if prayer didn't keep Ut ship
Irons felling on lira, it must ha hud sonie-
-a i . - , "... .-. . i.
evil W Jssoitism. Ameriraiit. look lo ihe Ro- lhW to uo wi.u ,.u.....
i Cmboli. The danger my notarnv
ia yonr day, they are now busy tn preparing
the ground. They are b-oqL because they
areaoited to wewk hiUir..rroieslanta, in
view af ihi greet com hi nana that i now
plotting t acaampluih the downfall uf your
dearest hopes, work ' toetlrt Drop alt dis
tinction ot sect and untie agaiaat a common
enemy a Cliriai i mdy Chrntian
. . :IUD IN TUK CELLAR.
A negro boy, Henry. Iiemnging to Dr.
John A. Matiaw. sbsslowa, Wa found and
brought bark a lew day age, alvar an absence
ef eiame tlre yeara, dunag which lime be
kaeeidver been secreted ia the county, or aa
dor the aid and eounol of ansa persoa or
nereaai ia ai roomy. Oae Baaaaal Hul
kard reeeady left the eouniry ilaatliauiiaaly,
(for debt, w Wlieve.J aad Henry waa asm
after found in the cellar of hi bonn. whet
ht bad been living lik a fighting cock, with
a fea'her bed and other house keput esiav
fort around lum - ,
feat mmimr Dr. Mubant receired a teller
purporting to be from Henry ia Canada, ela
ting that be wa t corporal in Queen' regi
nieul of soloreJ soldiers; but a ha dettrcd
to remove to Mdwauke. ia the State, he
Mied lo bay hi freedom. ad aaked th
r. In negotiate, if so disposed with one
Henry Uror-ktoo, Indiana. A letter, ign
d Henry Brockton, and paruoriiiig to have
been wriitea and mailed fooa Hudrick eoun
IV, Indian, waa noon rtrw-d received.
Wbedier either of theae letuta wa genuine
1 more than douhifut, r specially a il t high
ly improbable, if Henry ever waa m Canada
and a Queen' officer U boot, lhal b would
liare roloiilarrlv emu back to live ht 8m
lluldiiifd'a eel'nr. The negrJ nay himerll
tint lie baa been in Alabama, where he raised
svn crops at tait'on but, of emirse, no miire
atepcudi-ure lo be put in hi torie than in
ilie Itttr r urilliM on Ai trtilil. The anf.
tnusie f.ilow bs dinib le been under lite
. tffi susd cid tttrav'-arf Jid;..e'lti! :t.'
bad purjioee tu thtiK either frmelieal or
knsiiWi. or botij and who may yet do pe
lianre in lb Iwno th hert"T irttli ir
sneaking yiLjiin of" M l-ar. Tbt rla
of raaeally xahita whoa idea of honeiy
COPPER MIMXG.
Th "copper lever" prevails extensively
and intensely ihroughloul the gold mining
region of Uuilfurd and Randidph. Lamia
In a large amount in lha neighborhood of the
Fentress Mine, have recently changed handa
and gone mio th possession nf espilalisu at
pnree which a year or two ago the proprie
lor never dreamed of. The rein already
operated upon lo aa extent surtioisnl for a
thorough teat give pronii of exhiuatles
abunonnre af the mineral.
The -North Carolina Copper Company,
(oliih, Cammaa U Co , with other.) opera
ting nt the Fantres Mine, we learn own a
bout one hundred seres. And die "Miaeral
Coatpaay af Nw York." ia which ll-r.
Smith and Colby ara eooevmed, we under
stand have pnrehased nearly seven hundred
aero, oa lh nnrth, real and'eooihweel of lha
above Mine, and doubdesa intstaeeted with
the eame nrh vein.
A vHrmmaniralion ia ike Raleigh Kegialer
hat th very richest Copper Mine
yet discovered in North Carolina, waa found
upon th lend of Jonathan 8talker, in the
upper part of Randidph CsMtnly. within one
mile and a nail ol the liana Itoau, anu near
place sailed New Market. I'hie mia waa
worked nr goui an year ago, aao waa aoao
doned oa aeeoanl of ihe Copper ore intermr
Hig with the operations fitr gold. Then, no
on ia North Candiaa knew of th immense
value uf Copper, and no notice waa taken of
it. The vein lie between a greBrt lurina
lion, and di Copper i found embedded ia
th quarlS are vug out from ihi pit, nd
when Ui (ledge hammer ia applied to ihem
Ihey burst open and expose lb topper in
seams, often entirely iwroaelli while nuartg ""
The New York ttxprre a thai "there
M a alroiif apeeulalim lendeney lowarda iu
vea'ment in I -'upper &lui;k in our mirket,
At lb sals made by Mr. Draper, yesterday
af 1100 shares of North Carolina Copper
CWysnj' stock, a vefy .Jrg - addiiional a
mooitt 'of aioeii eiMiTd"liave" teeo'eidil at' the
higheet )tioraiioiiaV ' ( he 0i7pprFlna:l all
A Roaajtca it Rnxt Lira We find
the following parugrnnha in the Utica Herald.
Thev have all llto eletni'ina of romance.
II... " ..! I ,l.lil- C
nut are rrowu wa ,w.ii ih'iwdhi. w
an unhappy man : I
Major Hirka, a keeper of th loll gate, on
the plank road between Richland station and
Pulaski, was found dead in hi bed on Thurs
day morning laal. II wa miserable uld
bachelor, and for yeara rented hia house and
lived in his barn, iu Pulaski. II lived a-
lone, separate Irom aympalliv, and leaving no
place desolate in the social circle.
We knew the o,d Major well. It was on
ly week before last we law him standing id
the door of hi den we passed by. II
looked Ihe very embodiment of hard time
and desolation. He was a singular creature,
lie married when quite young, and after liv
ing with his wife short time, left her and
suddenly disappeared, no one knew where.
Hia wile after living alone number of ) rare
supposing him dead, solaced her grirf at hi
absence in a second marriage, rtli had liv
ed with her second husband but ahort lim
when suddenly nun day our Major "turned
up," and rl.iiinrd hi pouc. The wife
clung to her new lord I the interloper waa in
despair, ihe Major wa inexorable. After
maintaining an attitude nf aeige for some lime
he proposed that il iliestemid husband would
lork over iS.OtK), he would leave them unmo
lestid. This wa grained, and the Major
vanished a a.cimd wne. After sqandenng
this sum whirh it look trim but a short Iran
to do he returned and renewed hostilities.
II insisted on another 95,000 as a condition
of perpetu! non-intervention. Thi waa
also finally granted. Having received Ihia.
Ihe Mijor repented him of Ins former evil
course, joined the teinierane society, and re
tired to spend the balance of his d iv in soli
tary grandeur. He ha managed tn live on
the inierem of litis last 95,000 for the paat
fifteen r twenty years. Wa remember
when the Major looked sleek and trim, aad
wa regarded a quite an oriel among school
hoy and village idler. But owing tn one or
two demontiralioo of rather a savage na
ture be had lallrn into disgrace, aad bee
rather ihunned, If not (eared tar om yeara.
. It cannot bs necessiry, iullii place of i
early triumph. In tell who our deceased bru
in. ,.t breathe on J "d aolrefar lo l be psriod when
be represenua nis ntuie, in uiamnnat auguai
iribunal, Ihe Uuited Stale Senate and again
wlien hs occupied llie Executii Chair nor
Ui the manner in which he discharged his
official trusts.
Few men have lived lo acquir and deserve
to such a degree die good opinion and entire
confidence ol those who hate known hun
none better deserved that opinion and couli-denee.
Endowed by nature with a strorginil tig I
orous intellect, that intellect was disciplined
and invigorated by thorough training, to the
exercise of Us highest powers) while in beau
tiful harmony with ihem, the 'nobler faculties
of hi moral nature, under a generous culture,
went develuied and atreugtbened. No man
wa belter tilted Jl'or dialinguiahrd usefulness,
in civd or professional life. Hi great uhili-
m... .miuuILmI jkolw Uv lha, warHllencs ol hia uri
vateelraeier..nd'lhe joasession of. noble ! ueliciou. weed
heatt, lis haa passed through life, and iia vicis
iiudoa, with hi palrioiim unquestioned, and
the purity of hi aim above reproach.
We are nnt unmindful of hi service to the
profession. For more than twelve year he
has digested and reported th decision of lh
highest Court of llie Mute, and during this in
terval, beside hi abridgement of the Statute
law, h has contributed a valuable work on the
law of Executors.
for food ; bul th bop of getting a large ransom
price for him, of rum and tobaeeo, prevented lb
siecuiion oflheir fell purpose. They subsisted
oa th flesh of game, prepared in tb most llthy
and disgusting manner, alone,
Thasdid tbir captive suffer a worse than living
death for more than three months ; when he last
ly induced tbem lo convey bim down lo a place
called New Holland, at the mouth nf th Santa
Oroi river, on lit coast opposite Sea Lion 1st
e,nJ, in the Strain of Magellan, where there waa
a small settlement of European engaged in pro-
caring guano. On seeing his sixes!, a boat was
sent to bis aid, ahicb hesitated to approach lor
fear of the Indiana, who accompanied him to
receive the larg supplies of rum, bread, and
tobacco. Ac, which b had promised them as
the price uf bis release. He pressed towards
tb bust, running with all speed, while tb la
dians. hesitating and doubting, ordered him to
atop, lis appeared aot lo understand ins oraer
hut preened forward, beckoning tbem to follow.
which they did in threatening altitude, brand'
ishing their knives, Ae. But be kept ahead, and
on arriving opposite th boat, which stood out
from th beach, he plunged into th water, aad,
tb their deep disappointment -end mortilcation,
swam to tb boat, where be was cordially re
ceived and triumphantly rescued from their
merciless clutches. '
II subsequently visited the gold mine. of
California ; and oo bis return, to gratify gfce
public, wrote this narrative of hia advntuiea .
and it ia a book of th most thrilling inter,
est, which we are not surprised to learn, lakes
such a rua, that tbs printer, is scarcely abl lo
supply tbs demand.
' Iu addition lo th interest of tb story, it gives
many curious facts relative to tb Patagonmn.
th mine of California, and a a -ilor's life, a
knowledge of which is desirable to every reader
I In connection with this, we add tb following
, intelligence showing th savage and desperate
nharuiar af the Pataroniane Thar rejdtlf
the Central road so high up as to turn the current ! ou tf( hip p,,,,.,,,,
ol traue ana travel ot me grea. ... rigm iu. jj, ,( MiiiiB((er mMeT. that
Virginia before th, way to our port, ia comple. ( MasaI)u
ted, rendering nearly the whole of that atupen. I n WRJ ClUifurililj tbe fpiu
dou. enterprise, Ihe " .Vor Carolina lUih Ellfy the nMt maroing, tbs ship
road," a useless and pnntleas aBair making ... mamanAi hv numerous canoes, full of
it resiuiblc mend Kvans pipe, witn two stems, Tb, mptai0i thinking they might b
on. long a a fishing pole uselcsaly dangling I M,g in g1OK tl,, ,,ip off. let some of th
from the bottom of the bowl, tbe other short princip, chiljf, , a()ck wh,u theT oD9r
(wnigiito bring tn receiver in J'r'"" ,d to exchange copy of "Johuaon' Compr
with his nose, while with his m iuin ne ia grweui
We call upon our Raleigh eo temporaries to
demon.trate th dilTrence between a "Virgin ia
connection" with Kichmond and a "Virginia con
nection" with Norfolk we oall upon them, a
friend, of th.extnion of the Central Road, to
and how this "ViVifinia Connection" of theirs
can advance that extension V call upon
them In reconcile their eaernea. and great de
light at this connection with Norfolk, with their
profeaaions of friendship and inlereat in the city
that ia to be of Beaufort. JfirrVot Chronicle.
In tbe S rat nndtrcasoecrf placed Bro. Charley
misrepresents the Star, in attributing to it any
very " great eagerness and delight " at the
" Norfolk connection. " Tet, under ths eireom
atnnees, it could but be a matter of some grali.
lction to every citiien. So far as it offers fa-
eilities to th fnrnior, the merchant and tha trav
eller, w rejoice ut it -, but ao far aa it injures
the prospects of our own asaporta and stands in
the way of th true policy of North Carolina, we
regret it, sod ao miiat every on who love hi
own State more than Virginia.
ljul ther ara many point of difference be
tween this connection with Norfolk, and lb
proposed connection with Richmond fmm Ihe
Central road at Ureensbornugh. Let a few suf,
Ice, which our friend of the Chronicle could se
aa well aa aay body elae, if be were not aa blind
a a baton the aubject of tb " Virginia connec
tioo with Richmond.." Iu the first place, the
connection from this point with Virginis has
been long in operation, and was unfortunately
established jenra ago, before North Carolina hud
adopted any definite 8tat policy of her own..
In the second place, it can make no difference
to Heaufort whether Petersburg or Norfolk be
the point of trade and travel of tbe old Ral
eigh and Qailon road. In the third plaoe, the
Richmond connection from Greensboro' will tap
THF. RORTB CAROLINA RAIfc1tfit
Neither (says the Newkera News) th certain
effect apoa the pmperity ml the State, that
meet result from completing thi road ia it whole
extent, nor the va-ioos source froae which it
vsey draw to Itself boeitvesa. have yet baff Vajea
brought to the public mind. The Republican
and Patriot, under the bead of " Table uf Die.
taocea " throw oot tbe following suggestion
in regard to oor chance ef drawing upon Vir
ginia aad tbe Northwest fiar freight Ae. should
ths mod be enmpleled. '
It appear, fre'a a Matement made recently
al a public meeting held ia Charleston, thai St.
Louis, Mioaimri, is distant by an air line fmm
New lurk Mm) mile: PhiUilelphia t-K) milea,
and Philadelphia is 130 miles from the sea ; Bal.
tiaaore ToO mile, aad Baltimore ie 110 mile
from th sea l Rtohmond 710 mile and Rich,
mood ia over 100 mile from th nee ; Norfolk
7M miles; Heaufort, N. C, 800 miles ; Charles,
ton. T 10 mile; savannah, 680 mile and 14
from Ihe sen.
la looking over Ihe map a few days sin we
ware (track with the shortness id the distance
between th Ohio river and Beaufort Harbor.
Heaufort lo the nearest point on the Ohio, prob.
ably th mouth uf tb Big Snndy, which forma
tb boundary between Virginia and Kentucky,
it cannot be 500 mile in distance. Greensboro'
i nearly th half way bona between thee tw
punts, rrom Beaufort to ureeneooro, th ois.
taBue ia, (estimating 00 mile a tbs distance
from tha former plaoe Iu Unldeburo',) 220 mile.
A railroad thence through Uermanton, wyth
viile, and. down th valley nf th Big Sandy,
would place our noble harbor in Immediate con
nection with th water ol the great west. 1 h
whole distance would be but little more than th
length of lb Erie Rail Koad, an i baldly one
hundred mile greater loan that nf tb Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. Whether thi route opposes
many obstacles lo the eonatraetiou of a Road,
eould only be ascertained by an actual surrey.
This is sll speculation In be sura, hut tins raad
may yet be built, when the connecting tins trota
Qoldsboru' lo Beaufort has been oompleted."
Th Democracy of Peterebarg ara not in a
very harmonious condition just now. Tb Iu.
telligeneer says : "To a maa of anything lik
lender fueling il is indescribably painful to witness
tli acrimonious feeling now existing in ths
Democratic party of Petersburg. Ths maxim
that old f.iends when they quarrel become tb
bitterest aemie is, in thi case, most amply
vladicatedi for ws really believe that either
wing of tbe party entertain for na aa affectum,
which may be termed tender, when compared
with tbe feeling which they cherish fur tbe cam
didat of tb opposite faction." "
Ws are indebted to B, T. Mooai, Esq., for a
pamphlet copy f hia " Address on th Life, Cbar
acteread Public Service, of Htay t:iy, deliver
oa the; day of August, A. D-, 1862, at Weldoa,
North Carolina, apoa lavitatiu. ' It is in octavo
torse, making 87 pagea, neatly printed at ths f-
tc of tha Southern Weekly Post;" sod we bat rarely
meet with a production ofth kiad possessing equal
merit. Aa literary effort, il dee great credit t
Its anther as a patriotic aad grateful effusion.
(leading lore of Maatry with every part of a just
aad glow tag eulogy oa her illustrious sou sad bee
.factor, it is worthy of aaiversal praise and imita
tion ; aad aa a Hographieal sketch, it is just, dis
criminating, aad instructive, bringing ap ia aa
impressive form tbs prominent points in tbs brit
Iraat and useful career of the subject of the oration
with which art Interwerea many of the most im
portant aad iateresting events of our history aa
a nation. It should be carefully rend and reman,
bered, especially by sll of our yoaug mea.
ly imbibing all the
A MAN WITH EIGHT WIVE9.
Al lh Oxfind aiiea,on Wednesday,
William Ward! waa nAVled aw intermarry
ing with Sarah Martin, hr foruser wife, Ellen
Wormsley, being still ali. This was one
of lite moil xtraordiimry eases, perhaps, that
ever came before a court of justice. 1 he
prisoner wa a mod determined llenediri, hav
ing married no Ira than eight wive in differ
ent prt of the country.
- Al llie time of hi committal six ' of the
had been discovered, vi Elled. Wormsley,
whom be had man led al Manchester 1 Hariri
Martin, wham he. tuarr ed al Walsall j Elia
abelh Perkins. aim married at Walsall Ma-
tilda Graft, married al Birmingham I Marv
KM-marr-rm
Ti ttigT w1hb wr mjvrieti at tynrwe; rn
tteeide thee twa otnvra
Il h not been my privilege lo form the ac
quaintance ol ivtr. Iredetl, until since hi re
moval to Raleigh. But in thi community be i
intiinairlv known, and here, during hi ab
sence hi affections have Mill lingered, cling
ing to th scenes and aaaociationa of early
Tear.
He had returned to reeumelh datiee of his
profession, with heart doubtless buoyant, yet
ad. His purpose ia doomed lo disappoint
ment. These walls will echo no more lo hi
eloquent appeal. He returns, a if led by aa
in v unble hand, to end where he began life, and
lay hia own by the bone of hi kindred. It
is ihe spot nf all others where he would tnosl
have desired lo close ihe day of hi earthly
pilgrimage. The unexpressed wish hss been
realised, wd hia dual will soon mingle with
the dust of the illustrious dead.
To u th occasion i a fresh admonition.
Lot us aim Iu emulate hia virtue and profit by
hi example. Il remains for me only to pre
sent the resolution adopted by lh Bar, and
to request your Honor lo direct thai ihey be
spread upon the minute of this Ceitrt. .
aissNa or if not sauxatms.
Mr. Hmiih having atnved lhal the reeolu-
ihmm adopted al a aseeliitf of the Bar hotild
be entered on the journal of Ihe Court, hi
Honor, Judge (launder id in reply t He
had long personally known ihe decease.!, hav-
iiur met him as early aa Idle, then a memoer
d the Houe of Com moo from the town of
denton. Ha w elected Hpeaker of the
House, and by hi high qualifications, and
graceful manner, renderd himself on of th
moot Hinuenuat members ot the uMaiaro,
He wa aa abl and xealou advoeal ol the
yatrva then ailopted fVar the Uteres! Improve
ment of the Stale, and alway to be mono
support nOvery enlightened measure cakula-
led to advance ihe eh irteter of the Suite. He
wa elecud by the Legislature Governor, 8e.
a lor of the Uaiktd States, and filled other place
of tntif and of honor with great eredil aad dis
tinction. II had been long a leading
ber of hi profession ia thi Circuit, and by hia
manly and towing eloquence, hi clear end
onorou voice, hi easy and pleasing address.
had occupied ihe foremost rang at the par. f
la Ihia old and beautiful Hall, of Colonial
(rynctarve; hinsamly ttdawjasmiHdiag. ,-cb
. . n t i- !. aiiw hsh at an 1 Gloucesierahire,
eragu above U-e of any o.her d.cription have ha discovered since hi amamil at
of miimral.."-. V. .... Ion of aliool had, herself, tsken .inyhcr
xhilerating properties of
Ia it ol no concern to
the Slat that the produce and travel of the
West should go down the road she' it preparing
for that very purpose at tuch an enormous sx.
penae t Is i I of no concern to ber and her oiti
lena that th IUI eigh and Oastoa Road, which
haa cast her near a million uf dollars, should be
deprived of the great amount of travel tbat must
be brought in at the upper end of th Central
mad T Is it a matter of no consequence to (h
Slate, that a Virginia road, at lb bead of lh
Central road, should sweep th viut amount of
lh western trade and travel tbat would other
wise naturally Ind their way to North Carolina
market, over th Wilmiogtoa rued, in which
be ia interested upward or half a million f Ia
it of no importance lo tb State that ber own
ports should be neglected aad deserted, and these
costly works droop, drag and die leaving their
decaying skeletons aa lasting monuments of ber
stupidity and fully f Is it of no eoneequeoce to
ber citisea who have invested their alt in the
works, lose tbem cut of from th bcnell they
were designed to coavey, and the profits they
war entitled to receive, by another oawis Vir.
einia connection ? I it of little moment lo tb
eitisea of th whole 8tM, who hav cheerfully
consented to be taxed for these works, to build
up North Carolina towns, advance North Caro.
liaa internets, and establish a North Carolina
policy, is see them quashed, sad all their bright
hope and rrmpeot blasted, by another suicidal
Virginia connection f
Let Bro. Evan put Ihi in hia double-atem
aeed pip, aad fff.
hensiv Dictionary," igned un the fly. leaf
"John Badiam, January, I80I," a prayer book,
and other articles, evidently belonging Iu an Kn.
lisb ship- Tb captain now observing a fleet of
canoe approaching nearer, many bearing light
ed pine branches, gave orders for the crew and
passengers, most of whom had revolvers, to arm
themselves, and a terrible conflict ensued ; tb
savage fought desperately, and tried to-bura
lh ship. After a severe struggle and great
daughter, they were beaten off, and 300 bags
of oat being thrown overboard, tb (hip Boated.
Two of lh emigrants, named George Rowstll and
Henry Doyle, wore killed, and several other
severely wounded. Tb ship retaracd to the
Falkland Islands, terribly disabled.
been heard. . But nlaal that satiatca! ewioa
halt be heard nenaore. lluj health Iur a Irw
years past had become greatly impaired, and
A very simple Fire Annihilator; for domestic
n, is described in the Troy Budget by an in.
nranc Agent in tbat city. Hear, and save
yonr houses:
Why will not peopl avail thenwlres of mod.
era discoveries, to save their property from fire
A package uf two or three pound of aulphur.
disposed of in such a manner as to lie thrown in
to tb Ire soon after its commencement, be.
for air rushes into th building, will arrest
the Ire a surely as water ; and is better than
water, when varnishes or resinous gums ara
burning.
"Oxygen and sulphur have ao strong an af.
' Inity that in the combustion of sulphur, th
oxygen uf th atmoepher i converted iuto
aulpburou acid gas at which point fir it an
reeled.
"I tested thi principle and thereby aaveit my
property some yeara ainee, an account of which
I gave through your column, at Ihe time. It
is impoasibl lo conceive how much human suf.
fering might have been averted had that sugges.
lion been attended lo by ship and boat owners.
I never read tb account of tha terrible loss of
human life on board our ship and steam,
ere, without thinking that they might hav
been saved by a packageuf brimatoii in the Ira,
room."
A LEAK STOPPED.
It I said (says th Rwhaaoud Dispatch) that
tb new Secretary of tbe Treasury has put aa
end to transfer draft, being determined that no
politioal speculator shall make money out of Ihe
Ooveraaaent in that way.' Na mors trmnefsrs ef
money l to be mad Ihmagh broker aad beak
re or ether tnancial favorites. . The assney fat
to be carried by CovernaMn! porter ia boxes
aad bags and delivered wherever M may be
wanted. Tkia ia certainly stopping a leak bul
will there be aay thing saved alter allt Tbe ,
pense of traveling of the Oovenimsnt srwters
will be heavy, and the if en of them should
keep on traveling it'Vould turn oat that the
soney.be bed to carry bad been much better
placed abar il wa wanted by a transfer
draft. -I"."-
Vict Presidsot King, it I said owned aa ee.
late nf 2,000 aerea of rich bad in Dallas eouaty.
a kaa left the bulk of hi property to tbe poorest
ef hi rwUlioaa, though 111 ara eemforiably pre.
vMed for. t
INTERESTING STORY.
W copy from tb London Leader In to.day't
Star, aa intonating ttory; upon which tb Rich
mond Dispatch remarke, "It is not all a ory. It
ia really a feature of tbe results of English socis
iy. Ann! Harriet haa never beta able le rake
up any thing In tbe Sooth, tbat eaa at all aom.
par with eaoh eioet.ive distress and misery aa
thi story, not al all overdrawn, brings be lore
as. Ia th (equal to her book, review uf which.
In the Tribune, has been foe some day before as
the baa attempted to substantiate th justice of
ber "Unci Tom" by tb display f what she
calls fact; bul there are aom of Ihem tbat ara
grossly distorted, aad atterly antrws and un
founded while the Examiner shews that one
case, located by her ia Charleston, never hap.
pened there al all, bat took place ia . Penawyl
vernal Tet, admitting that all aha aay wr
true, R woald full short of tb miwry, th awful
queacwe, uf illicit intercourse, seduelioai
and vie, in the North as wall as England. Old
Mr. Stow kaa endeavored to auunuia herself
by staking out bumble thing to prove tbe de
based stats of moral la lb South ihe a ex
mod of reasoning woald prove a far greater
euadithm of kumaa degradatioa la tha Kertb.
There are avnoaters every where Aant "B
sr" Stows is rather oat of bar plata, if act a
star herself. But there are ftwer i
mooMrusilie in tb South than there are cither
at the North er ia England, aid tbe eons
ce of them are of a type Inmmeeivably milder
than those in nay of th abolition eo jalriet that
an b aamsd. Tb fact ia eneuntaiaable with
root If Aaul IL i a lanatie, aad aot a knave
if she be taliUed to in tb aligliteat degree lo the
title of Pettiooaled ator the liaraail (Peter
wa aiaeere y -we will leek into tbe waited se.
putchre ef England "'and when ahe sees, she
will Ind that sb baa etrwek upon mtbiag
many Ibid more horrible than aay thing esnnect.
Divtagxa. The Cape Free Bank baa de.
clared dtvidcad of f per ecal.
SHIRT COLLARS.
The business of manufacturing shirt collars is
prosecuted to aa extraordinary extent at Troy,
N. T. There are a larg number nf manafae.
tnren, each of whom employs fmm 500 to 1,500
females in this work, and there are, beside.,
half a dose a factories in which the article ia maie
by machine. On of tbe.'e haa forty, and an.
other thirty asaehiaea constantly employed.
Tbe maohin work it said to be aa good as that
done by band. The cost of m inufacturepsr dos
es, by tb machine, is 25 cents.
- DISTRESSING NEWS.
Under oar news bead will be found intelli
gene from California, including tea account ef
the loa of lb etenmw ladependenee, nod th
acritee ef tbe live of from on hundred a shif
ty to two hundred persons.
PROTESTANT MISSION TO VENEZUELA.
A writer Id the Presbyterian, in n commas
sation ef aoaa length, eall Ihe atteatiof ef th
rroteeaanl Charabss of tlm Uuited Sutea u ib-i
Importonee of establishing mumions in Vaneiuels.
Aaaoog the reaeoni bs arge iur I heir doing s-.
aw I Tb eenajitalion of the republic
gnorantee rtdigioo tide ration, ther nr n le.
gal nnclment against bars tics, no legal eb.
ttnaotaoeas to Protestant worship, and then ar
already a nam bar af Protestants of various rrewd
rssiiint In the eoontry, aruled mostly in th
Urge town, though they have no plaoe. ef
worship. Many of them bava asked for a pas.
tor, and promise I to aid ia aupp-teting him.
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the Erglisb language it beeuming nn ol Jed of I.i
U These obrv4lone Pwy also to Nsw
Grenada other and South Ameriean State..
HEALTH Of PRESIDENT PIERCE.
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of tb health ef Presidesl Pie re an not only an.
bmsvded, bat that it . kmi. decidedly improved
aisa.kkinaognraliou, and b haa gained both '
ia wwgbland i streutf17?!Iffam
ed give him tiar for the eerie, a i mm try to
(Wttain Iu health.