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IIHTUI AD riUI'IlITjit.
I B I Mil
Jf paid trit'y i adransr, tsr dollar per an-
I uoiiar ui inr eeat. if pi4.withta
eiX Malta ; nd tbm .dollar t lb tad f lira
r.
ADresrtswK.vra t .Twiinf ute.
s Han will bt Inserted a timo for en, dollar, aa
xweatyare eeat fat sack hseriaat insertion.
Than af greater lrait will "b clistf ed propor-i
iwsally. CurtlrureaadJadieial't'rtMmat
wilt a tharpso percent, higher thea th ahoy
rtts. - A rcssopsule deluc'i will be made
tas we advert! by .the year.
- Bssak and Job Printirg dona with neatness and
wfapaloh, aad an accommodating ters.
VaJ Letters to the Editor ml b poat .paiH. '
TIIK SLAVE AND lURgLI.VO STATE.
We find ini Northern paper, th following
.. paragraph ! V . - s
, I Illinois. The Message if (iW. Matteson. to
I th .-Legislature of thi State, convened in Special
Session, . is a business lika document, and
'( eoataina facts whii-h will I interesting not only
' to ths eitixcus of Illinois State, t,u equally so
I to the country at large. An extraordinary ' fact
J is stated-by the tlovernor, which is, that returns
1 in the office of the Auaitor show the actual in-
I crease in taxable pnqicrtyof the Stale in a single
j year to he over till v f.iuffcr pit, The princi-
i pal reason of this wonderful increase is the fovt
' ? which the UnTernor idacet before the Legrtala-
.i4 Jure, vix: the atonihing increaw of railroiuls.
. js Th State h over one tH.im.vid. two bun lret
-w.iwaawils jf ftilwHut .,,jijiu4el....'M4. jr'MW'
1 condition, and w ithtwaw4W'ofiMu thou t
ina nities inure of Wctr"roiirWaTIief fe
jq w flliished, the whrlo;Bty
bsiiiv mfw ajWWif4
. n tne same, or a bndred sheet, in whicn we j
find the ion-going, we meet with some doleful
lamentations overThinttiSeliBeTof ttreSoTithcTll
IStates, eompared with those of the N'ortlj and'
Northwest which decline, as a mutter of course,
is referred to the Institution of slavery. If the
Northern writer had only cast his eye upon this
statement, he might bare detected soma other
cause. Illinois is indebted for these two thou-
- aaad asilei of Railroad to the bounty of -th
Federal Goreminent a lionnty indulged the
expense of the Southern Siatei whose feeble
ness and decay are sneered at, Every foot of
theie roadi has lieen made by appropriations of
publie hinds. - N:it a cent has come out of the
pockets of the pujplu And ntilroails-aro. , not -
the only favors bestowed upon the Hireling
eitates. Immense contributions have beon made
- a theaa H for s,'howls aad eullegetv 4wr
aay, if the same liberal meinure bad lieeo dealt
.t Uitha jJaifliuldinj Sutcsf, tlieit territory
had been permeated by canals and railroads.
i siifciiiils a.tnlilnlid in nrnry , .tlffliirjlbtfrh.jlg:!.
"tl5e ezpna oT'rTiTXi)therTr?riiTesr'Wi't6"
night boast of our proserity. It.TfoulJ not be
Jfing too fir v.tn s.iv,that Illinois herself, if in
addition to the millions she has received from
the Federtl treasury, had had the benefit of slave
labor, . might h.ive been stil! more prosper
ous. .''.
. Unt it way be 'allege 1, th it the relative in
Wiiae of the non-slavehol.ling State iat- on-nne-1
-to the Northwest,' where tfie greatest
amount of Fe lxrnl Imunty has been laiiibed-
Imt 'eitends to the Northeastern Slates also. This
is true. Hot the cause is quite as obvious in their
rase as in thai of their N irlhweitora allies.
If they haro not had 4he benefit of the publie
fwtdsthry raT-ha the betnflt of tlie- pt4ie
" revenue. r Tliey enjoy the use of nearly tiio wWle
revenn, and are ledd(H in the re.'eijit of millions I
annually friHa lhe pabbc treisury fttr opean
aieaascrs. The practical cfT.-.t of this system is
tn pr'reto the Northeastern States almost the
entire profits of the labor of the negroes of the'
Smth. It would fctrai)(e indocl, if with
these drains apm , we iureised in wealth
as r ipi lly as th we wiucaj ill lIlt Aaiaataji
vl the lel JU weeameoh A di-solation of
the I'nion might be atten le 1 with n lay evils :
but it w iulda! least relieve us from this system
of injustice "and oppression. We should then
hrrw uur wnvrgwtwrn-mist, ; a'lid the
talea.we should p,y would be employe in per-
le-tiit oar owa iiUjirovemsnts, and promoting
own prasperit and happinets. KieZmowt
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IS TUEKF. AN AI.M1,ISTU.VTI0NM
, PARTY AMOXU IS!
i jTUiaia becoming a , frequent and interesting
f wJSTiry. If ther ba, here is it, and who c-im-
pnea itf A short time !nee, the ".fU" In New
York, an 3 tho who sympatbiied with them,
war considered tire Administration party pur
irty par
V-wWrsSir-rr-In
were
nil turned mat of office, and they (the " ")
duly installed in place. ymthy fgr Free
Hrilar wa the tas of demueralie orthudoij J
nasi alt bIm uVi.ied -die fxAtrf wets abot orl
'. hang a traitora,
2 tint sine the Introduction of tin NrbrasVa
i bill, tn I'm anaoano! th auppjit of that
i , lastawre k th test of friendship (. (he Adminis-
amen, and loadlr
datnand Ilia bead uf th - SulU" who do not
iwqurly np to th mark. Tha H-fl;"
blca the jievil and thelieep Sea, arc nnwrl
llfig M aiwi tt alt Wd'Prln.'i'Jotiii'appejiTs ni
Clesaena, as au influential measlier of th K itch
Mi Cabinet, to make their por. II protests
that It U breach of fajth, afwr th great rio
Unea aloM to their eotuKianea in aquietcing m
Ik Battiatora Platfurm, to reqiiira tbem to carry
at the spirit of that PUtform. v He tuigesl to
hiscal inary con frere vari.-os pUusihls expedients
by which tudodgn. . Bo far. hi antraaUM ba(
Ped practk-ally in eiTectii. Tl " KJ(Z '-
tain their p)c. Ksdllsld Mill oeaiMe ib iMBtl
Bt vet th quest i,ss rxarai U tUi aa A4
ata'i(rali.Mi party aassmg as ? Who com poo JtJ
WW th Kmptirrr, or tlx Washlaglen Ktijitti,
nrlb CahHi nligbten f Is lb Kcbnuka
bill a tsl . IVsaracy ? I fa. awcUim tonnes
In tf saarks, and shall insist that th Fra Jv.il
rs b kaatb-d ant. Ixst n andrrstand Ur
mt nra. Ar lb Soft " lh - AJmimulnlmu
frff,- or ar Ibsv wd f If they b Bsd, gi as
ont .ractimj ii4onre, by lb aiil.diaaal fro
IIjsjis Fts-.tir, fror . ffi-4 .Vkij.
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1 .A ,a
A htw IH ta la rmio -M r.U!lar,lM 1.
"".in I mu ,C 4jrn-r, write thai
mnai of Caen hsi fsJUhly puUluW a
""" Wa ass of tha mm of tU Msrua-
4 7nr tb Fi.rh minister al Madrid, in
wnkhU (tk as Mwsaasss. bis deterashsntb
to a to tla4vl ss4 aVawnd of iu ynf ? R U
reparatinn lm Ik Wownd rreied , ih Mse.
qui in tba tossMinf with Mr. H.Clh.Ur.
t nn. mmm III awaalsMaAt wImUwuw rrs-nersrl.
.w S B UalimsJ pre, ant tb yuanf nun fnW
' tomi.iuVr.; tnd hm VaifHi
VQLTJME XLV,
THE PI BLIC LANDS. .
In tSe-fnited States Senate, on the 7th inrt.,
AltiU to grant alternate seettons of land for 12
miles wide, to Minnesota, aid that Territory in
the construction of Railroads, was taken up and
The muI to he nstnw4ed, 4 three irandTed
miles long, so that the act donates 18,000 seo
t!mv-or 1,152,010 acres of the public land. This
land, at $1 per acre, would amount tj $1,4 W,
00. Bat much of it is worth from $3 to ? 10 per
acre. It is not Wond the bouuds of reason,
therefore, to calculate thaL.Minnesota Territory
has at one ' fell swoop " pocketed, from tho
publie fund rontrihiitetl alike by all the States,
the snug sum of $o,0U0,iKX. And this is but
one of a thousand applications to Congress, for
donations of the public lnndx to afd the Weahrn
States ta construct railroads, dijr canals, rear up
colleges and other institutions of learning.
"-In iew of the fact, that Congress does niitiu
lly wake Urgs datioos-f tl publie lnndte
MUJ. ! csiern states, we wonll nK, is there anYt
receive similardonations? Congress has assuin-
'Kii that i imst mmcmid nr
Hons and all our Presidents have
ave acquieaeed in,
-o' approved of, tliat assumpflon. So far, then
as the constitutionality of smh duiiaiions is ct,-
cerned, the quetion would seem to be settled.
If tben it is constitutional for Congress to make
and the States to rci-oiye, such donations in one
Section of the I'nion, why is it not so in nil seo.
tionsof the I'nion? -In this instance, Minnesota
asks for upwards of a million of acres of the
public Isnds to aid her in the construction of
railronds.aiid Congress promptly makes the grant
and it is all right." Wo hear nothing of any vio
lation of the constitution or tho milled policy of
the party. But if North or South Carolina were
to ask for a similar grant for a similar purpose,
up would rise their Representatives in Congress,
and declare it uhconntitntiohiil oiid a Violation of
the settled jsilicy of il;cir party, and voto tho
ppiiMlgn flowi.b.Jf there Ji d particle of com
nion sene or common honcstv in such a course,
we have neTer been aide to discern it. These
Representative refuse to aid their own Stales by
donations of t'le public 1 anils because, as ther al-
a':Te9e?eeesw
make such graajts, and it would be violating the
settled policy of their party to vote for them.
WharrYtol'.iftrlg ttr-tHnrTitTrW"wnd-tfH
tied policy of the party! llivo not every fm.
cratic Congreis and every Dcm x-rutic President.
sanctioned large donations of the public 1 ind
to the Western State ? Now, if it is in accord.
unce w',t)i the constitution and the tcttled tsjliey
of the IVmocratic party to make such donation
of lands to the Western States, we would like to i
know horc ttitt!ar donation -of lands to the old
Sfates would violate either? What, gentlemen.
constitutes tho setllcJ policy of a party ! Is It
I 0( di n iled by a hahi-nul couise of att'en? If
t", may e nt claim that it is tlie settled policy,
of the Democratic party to donate lands to the
Western S'nten? Then, it is only donating lauds
to jiie M .Mates that would VIMal thrtmrsftt.
tion and the settle! policy of the parte. If thi
is your position, gentlemen, speak nut and let it
be known. Tell the people where, iu the consti
tution, may be found the section of rlanse en
ferring on fenires the right to tax one section
of the I'flion for the benc6t of anotlierLorto
bestow the ctiininon property of all uiwo one por.
tion of the State to the exclusion of the other
portion. Tell them when ami where the !rmo
.rutic party settled upon the p. -Via- of lavishlr
donating the pubUc jWs.tu.lUjic.w Suituu..and
i?4
vice
1mSTti M SlnlV-s any part of Hieial Tiiti:
yon do this, gi-ntlemeii, ymr prating alsmt
Isting the constitution and lh settled policy of
ftany-w-worsa tlin ni a.en.,
Has not North or South Carolina as much right
to a share of the public lands as th territory of
Minnesota? IIv they n.4 Umt e.,ual shares
of tli burden if government? Why, then,
should th latter have a million of sere v of land,
while yon withhold fr-m the. former one acre!
Th time i set distant when the old forie
:ii 1- iij , . . ... ., ,. . ; ,
- ...... u, ..-v-,,,,,., i-miuitb, lurir suncsion
to batangible aMra.tions will not be received a
t justiloatbm. Then it vsii-not do to plead the
ettlcd polu-y sj th.c!r jjajy, a a reaM.n fr with
holding fnnn their rjnstitnents th aid an prodi
gally bestowed npon ethers, Ckm G uKlr. '
In 111, Miaanurl, fhAi a territory, applied to
Congress to take measure to orgsniie a a Staja, J
ana tnm ne aimltted into the 1 11 ion. A move
ment wss at onen m vlr in Congress by the fanat
) of that dsy, not to allow Missouri to com ts
a Slau into th I'nion. uJcm negro slavery was
rirbid by iu eoa ditution. Nothing wa done al
that session mid so th matter went over to the
next Conjres. Then It ram np again, but all
eff.rti to admit Missouri as a State, with th
Constitution whi.h the juNipU forming it had
framed, weru defeated.
Al tliat I lie Msioe wa applymt admit
M ! ?iate; "and the Scuale, huu)c4 a bill fur
Hi rarpu. adding to it, nowever, th one f.
tba admission 4 Mi.,uri frr fn all restrie
tion. Th Hons refused to ogre to the amend
mantofthsrHenate. admitting Missouri; and then,
after both House bad rr fused to recede, a ouav
mitte uf C.grss wa appointed. Here lb
friends ef Misvuri fonnd tbensselie ronrinuBed
to yield Bumething iu tl fns sod oppowliun of
'that day, and it w agretsil by lU msjoriiy uf
both boa sea of Cotigrea tbat Miwvnri should b
admit Is las a flat, if slavery WMsscluded north
ef JO'SaK. . X
And so th Missouri CnmiiTomis wa screed
to, tmt bewousa it wa iid't in itself, lutimly Iw
cnus if it wssram a'lopted.agrealer wrong w.ml.l
I. dm in dewvinf to Missuuri th rivl.l to bv
s r
com n of UieriaJes of the I ui.in.
Uii mpnsais ha shown itself in th aasit
Is that It list eTtndered, and which Bow
itslf in lb sKssrbr of m of Ihe toeta-
lrf C'onfcn . Th gisid is seen in lh growth
and pm-pcriiy nf Miwsiri Let Congmm the
S..li lh g.s-d to Nrbraskaby wrgwitiag it a a
lernhuy, sad lt the pr-q.W, who will eigrts
to it. it dm id f, tLnoss t.es aa th peopl f
all lb Male f tk t'aion Lai lb right to 4
what shall b th lss ll.st bsU frttra their do
BMssii WiHituthns - f a" mm
RALEIGH, flOBTH
Don Tin AeiiMsTisTioswisiTnt Xikav'
Bui to Pj.s. This singular question has been
aagpested bj a singular article in the Washing-,
ton I'nion. . In noticing the speech of Mr. Ste
phens, of tieorgia, that paper admits its ability,
but insist upon- certain admission,, which it
seems to us arj neither Arwxia point of fact nor
proper, to haie been referred to in tl proposed
connection if they w ere. Mr. Stephens, says the
I'nion, "should have explicitly slated tbat it was
the democratic party ot the North which had
borne the brunt of the battle iu favor of the coin-
promise measures," Braiflson and Dickinson :;
"and had gone the furthest in vindication of ;he
prineipleol popular aovereigntv." I What Hoe, !
.i . .i tt ,Jt : , j
that mean TJ It aids: '(hi fact, however. l.e ,
must feel, even if he Mr. K. will unt manfully
confront and candidly admit it ; and that is, if
the whig party nihil the North, the abolitionists
would make swift and bloody worknt the S.nith
beasnnaUe concession! "Mr. Stephens was!
not quite as frnnk in the course of his hold and
Seildelech Testerdarr IndVfenreof the -rt-t.
prmeii
l.le-of nonular iw-ereititv: n hi shtrht I
ft;
we aro fr In ih. k;. , r. r
we arc tree to say that hu argument in favor of
ntiqs'''Mid4iaw4'4
aire." (M hat more could it be.) The. article
ailds: "Mr. Stephens is, however, a warm party
iimiiuajvetgitglit - toitt. thankful mthctLtut
i i. ij a i ... . .. i . i . .i'
hat he did sav tliau c;intio! ever what ie ftiil-
'cdtoMi."
Now we ask what,, the use of these imp.it-!
tionsupon the n lug party! l)..es theadmiuistra-
tion bring forward the Nebraska Bill as a parti-
measure? Then the c-mntrT should so iin!cr-
...... . ...
stand it. Jlocs the administration desire the bill
to succeed? Then why not acknowledge with
out qualification the ,-ervices of all who voted for
it. But if tlie administration wishes to escatn
having to sign or veto such a, hill, it "natural
policy would I to divide the wbigs by insult or
insinuation. Thus whilst it claimed at the south
the' merit of having' encoiiraged "the Fill.lt may
esca) at the North the r.- ponsibility of having
officially confirmed iwfliif, .Inirr&nji..
""M s.-incteisagctu.-
""""' wc cr""J
I tiri. ft rvf llm An tarn a. CCtn I
There is qui, littleliis,, connoCsf with
Il'jjJJli'SC.lSWVj'X. H
grandec ; he'weut to Mexico, gambled, lost his
money, then his valuable "bauble," the diamond
,.io Tl, "l.,..o ,i. a:.. .i . :...
' -M-..s..3.,ln
ofhiswncnasagentleiiianfis.m New Orleans,
who hnving made lis fortune, retired from the
Mrxivaii eaiiilalrwas n.l.bciTahd assa'sTmtiinTtiear
'crs Crnx by the guerrillas; lite guerrilla chief
was taken, the (li.unonil pin found Uili liiin ; b
was shot, and the pin sold to a gentleman doing
business in Vera f'rus, and who afterwards set
up the pin at a New Urlemiraffie; it was won
by steamboat captain. Who sold it to our Ciu.
r..i .w -j j n
,nMHH.ai, s wit iHisiranil UHirirs. IMiilCTO
...e history ofthe pin to be authentic, and thepin
J.l' .'illLS'lr
present owner having had it stoien twice, once by
. k.ml ,.1 I--V v-j, .1 . 1.- - r'
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l..w 1... ..... .1 1 :. 1. : 1 . 1 . ... 1
n.,..!.,. 1, nun nip i,um.iu, as nc sioou
in tlie doorway of a ennceH nv.m in ibis cii
But the isin is" still safe. '
JTlUt flLLllll lilts IX Lust CI4T.1
eoiarswlem-ehiw htrely tnken plai-ts-twern
the Mexican Minister for Foreign Affairs, and
Mr. Cripp. interim t'hargeffsir, for , he Cn,
ted Statcsat Mexico. The McxiceiiMinisterealls
Si?dh veTtwt thf nttm;rtf WrTWrtirtiTtrir
"will euitinues, and complains that ahhonsh thi.
is notorious, ....autboritie, a, Sn Francis had
not taken efficient step to prevent them, notwith
at willing thesuprrme giHeenmeiit bad dire-trd
them to do so, Mr. Crips, in reply, stntes that
th I'nited States government is doing every thing
in hs power to put down these expedition, and
that he himself had sent ast.ecial messenrer
to the government authorities at San Francisco,
informing them of the representations made tu
him by the Mexican authorities, th effect of
Tftnld n p i, s lbs ale
lean gnrernnfent Ihebesi proof of the g1Kl faith
by which theninductof the I'nited Siatctowarda
IrfT neighlsir, Mrxicn, is jroid.sl. He expressed
bis luil'tessioos. neverthelMa,iluit th. inlUrui,
tto.sa.wbW.tlnaMe.tfcaJ
ed these represetilalM'n waa without f.,on.Uii.,r,
or at least greatly exaggerated. Tli Minister
rejoin, pointing out tin' Veritas movements of
th Bllil usters, and the outrage allege.! to bav
been alrrndy conimittcd, and sy" th Mexican
ftineromcnt i not aware of any effective steps
Wing taken to suppress tbem, tllliougb the I'ni
ted States g-svercment has.bccu xoti4aiilly.in. ,
forme.1 by Mex!is since May last, of llice lilegal
pruceedings, '
Mis W tarn a otvtat jn usvt Krytt-rtt1.
Mia Welsrter. the young woman n ho was anm
tint aince prded cat of th Kentneky peni
tentiary, where sh wa ennfinrd th eharg
falsi ncttng alas-m, ha rereliesl notice from th
Hthwsvsef Trinrbto l-cwntr, Krv, thaf she must
leave that Stale immediately. Thi 1 in consc
qaenerof In rweanl disaprwaranm of a number
of slaves, and tha arrast of th IUt. Niirrw liar,
at Mfllson, lad, on the rbsrr ef aUlnrtiiig
slave. Hay. It is allegad, i partner f Mass
Wlir ia tit bsnine, and lh Iwn, it ia said,
resided on a farm wbkk they bad pwvnad In
Triml4eounty.' Tliey hav llresuened to tear
dn her bouse and f ril ty drlia ber front the
Stat If ska doe not e toluniarily.
Coins. or Binrow-TU fsreign imports of
. SMenssI Inst tort year, to nearly fifrty-Csir
miliums of dollar saa ineretuof thirty per real
nvr Ihst of ths year pnn lows. Thstotsl imports
of th Tailed Slates In the year V Z wer a lit-
Th i;if!,U t"H "lmf-t'4'fr-n Th
I t.rtsi.f Boston irmain alsat ih Ms frm
yswrtoynsr. rnerlly bclag from trn to twelve
milUsaa prt annum.
Tli An,? Xairnal Misnla lb ssi.i'v
In tha !ai in fs,i of j asaeiHlmes.t smlwr.
Itint ihi!rtrt-iM',it isftha esls i .Vl, mi.
erssoly giia I ,(ss), aJ Moonst county
it i - -1
,,"V,
Fits ,is. , ( rri.as, 4 api.Cieiftiton. tb
hip li re r.rii., )rsf Thansfay i)s lsrd b u-
"l' le tb I. n ly CVrk' ... ,4 t rily af
New York, to Uiiimm a nuM uf U.t I aiisd
SUte. . - . x
CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY MOSNEffO, MARCH 1, 1354.
. A REMAUKABLE STORf.
One nighC while Sir Kran Kapcaa was andre-
cT1tary ntlie ll.inie IVpartmeuLbefrlt mt the
unarcountabks wakefiihiesa that amid he
iuet He was in perfect health, had dined enrly,
and had nothing whatever, en biaasind t keep
him a-.vake. "Still he f.mnd sleep imiossiblp,. and
from eleven till two he ncvr closed an eve. 'At
length, weary if this' struggle, and tts the twi
light was breaking (it wo.s summer,) he deter
mined to ry what would be the effect of q walk
in the park. There was nothing but the sleepy
sentinels. But, in this walk, haorening to rs
the Home Office several times, 'ho tiiouitlrtof
letting himelf in with his key lhnn2h without
any particular object. The bsk of entries of the
J-T M"Tf ill lav on the table, and through li-
,,,!'n"'0ri U- . The nwwhing he saw aP
I'1"1 bim A reprieve to i sent to lorkfor
the comers ordered fr execution."
The ei e.-uti .n had len appointed for the
dy-'. ",TU"k ke had received no
.wrurr 10 win me reaneve. nc
setrcnci inn "minutes -La could not. find it
there. In alarm, be went to tiro In hc of the
Chiof Ccrk, who lived in Downing street knock
ed hiiu up, (it was past three. I aked If he knew
!'., .t J. V"T. -v .K """'
' fill V fill ( a. lu. a I. I.. ' . a I . .
1 4,1.1. .ii, in v tnci v o rs coui'i n.n remeiiiocr.
1 You are s-'arcelv awnlie" said Sir Kvn-
. ",0 x "Tcr ;r "" lual 0t re, iectc.1
n0 j . u . . ... . . , .
ioik.
" 't-ooil said lr'tan.nut tieie you hi
his rc
j " ",n" ' " f".:
Tiwtsaaith mtr'w UUuseT wo muT
I I "... !
, it w w e.ulv.M
It wa nw four, ami tfin CJrrk the crown
uU Mien; n,, t,y 1
were just in tim. Tin: ('fork of t!ie Crmvn had
country houe, mid. meaning to have a long
j .i,M?.T; wf moment stepping into
1 h's g.g to , to bis VI a. Alollodc at 1 in viI(
ofthc I n ler-Secrctarv ..f S -. .,,,1. I r
no was sun m:ire so at Ins Imi- iiichs.
Heavens! cried he. "the retirievo is loc'ied
up in my desk !
It was brought. Sir Kvan sent to the post of
fire for" the truest and fleotest express. The re
prieve re ache I York, the .next morning, just at
the moment when the iiolmppv men wore ascen
ding tho cart.
HrRoisn.-AVeulipthe following fn tn the rim
of (Wis w, and must 1. permitted to say that
in eur illclirment. nt:oi, Mr It-...-, ..r 11.. '
ii,,.,., dosene, n,cU , riehly, than W
lars, the banquet, and the lioniab thst bav.
JT
Mr, Daggett of Holme' Hole, in the assist-
'" rendered to the crew and passengers of ihe
,',''f'lt"?, ?:rki:,i,al',,th- whi,"h w",t "whore off
'!;''' L.ght on the th of Deeemlier.
,Ir. i.:1g,n w ,., j,il.,rr Wi owing to the
tremendous gale, which was neeomiianied by a
"""his enow ),irm, be was unable to prevent
. . V " rotthe erew Ticnshi
ed.
o-c i-apiain. a oov. ana an lnsiimnii m
saved. The Cantaiu's wife and child r ..
Isfurd. V hen the vessel struck, thewares broke
over so that the-e was no af!y in th eal.in.
yr. lUitictt nlvised Capt. Strout and wife to
wrao themselves up as waruilv as ther eonld.
aim go np into th ngnne. ai.d told them that
be would nut the bain into a "comfort" and
nr ng it nn to tt.eai. hi a -h , ....I
,1.;. 1 , , - ,.--.. . ...
rnnijn- to the cubin( saying they "uitht
' "" " T '''' olbeC' ."iuif tliei
in
" ."'. ' " ' tli-m all. from
"e eneet. or which the child son died. Having
. . 1 .1 . , 1 , . . .
: "'"""I'isi inn osiy llow, ,vir. Ilaggelt a:;ain
urged Cant. S. and bis wife to mn into tha ri.
! "B-'' m any in g them, lasheil thxm I .
It. .Mr. M rout w as lory wet. and her limbs
usiivitf-Tiii to fn-ee. wheir Mr. ll.iL'wtt nss.
meneed Tttl'lrnir them, -rarrrnr f, if I, at, Traft,),
Hlmn- h'msclf. nntd his own feet were badly
that they must all pcr:s!i if thes
yane;:;;,1
taking Mr. S. on bis arm. he sV ..h . . 1,1
ett4iili prangir lThdi tmil heavy tea,
l' l,rf V."wd M l""' tUem. The ca itaii.
lfcTUtftZ Z
water, as Mr. H. rcvhe I the laiidi ith her. pull-
ed off her b1.l1whicl, Mr. II. raWliatelj,- r
pla-ssiwith hi. own cap, leaving bis Unt exTt
II sosl Ui lh fury of the sl.,rai M si .111
during tha niL'hl : the ret wot mit lu.t n
I wvr' ","r I" froaen. Mr. Ksgge t fnw hi
ars, fstrt uf his head, and hi fert but is now
convalescent. 1 he merchants of Boston ar a
bout, w believe, to t.resent him will.
token of their appreciation of hi heroic conduct ;
and the sbiwtwners and mercliant of this, city
" " Q".,ir.y. i. -ii.iw meir examp:e.
yKXW. f)P PETF.Il THE OfSEAT.
!yS,meF.ur ein jisinial has fwrssntly puhlj.hcj
,h staent of instru-lbm whiji peter the
L .1 '" 1 " '''''"". Thi doen-
seryes l.er than anrthinv ih.t K.. , ,
spirej, to elucidate the endless pendcxitiea into
(Jiu-stion,
"""" ""'J hs'iub-.si uaa uivoivcd ine t.mmuvm
" A few if the pirsrWn n f-
pnutiiig. la Hans tf he save I so all in your
p iwer loair.,. h Constwitinopbi and India.
lUntern'Mir thai he who rub over Ihcs
tries is thereal sovereign of the world. Kecnun
I -c ... . . .. .. i
. w,- wM.. ,.,,vy nnurcrsia. r.stati-
lish d s k-yards iutbe lilacf Sea. (inwiually ot
tn'n the command of U.i t, a well a of the
Baltic.' In clause 10 be sav.i C.n.r..)t
the slliinc of Aus(ri, M .!; herle liev in ber
jm,i,s s? .luniinum over t.-mistiy, and areivt.
y stir nn th jeahooy tt ihrw iincn .;
her. and manage so lh il ea.-h b dissed to claim
th assistance of liussia: and etecise over ea h
a on m pmtr-elnm which will lead th war to
future lminum tla.' Thes iwa el.
nee nnisanment. In cuius 12bsavsi ' Al,,
all, recall ar.m,l rim tha acbismaiil.L. . L..
ar spread over Hungary and Poland I heeoni
tlimr evntr and aupn hold universal domin
ion tr thm, by a aiwd of mdotal nttoi by
this you will hat many Mcsua am'mgsl jour
Ttt W IVstvs in tan IW t Ii an-
... wesarnnwni ot in rreneh
vud Kojlish ftcets nhsdi rrtarnH to Bewu bav.
ind Ibis movcawf t was assvle fl.r lb purtsM
,7 w.Mig m aiety th Twrkisn hs..s to
u.Muum witn troop. a,d prmboons. 1 ai. was
accomidisbrdranesssfully.aiid al tb Ut dqliw
lb Turk h eonri.y hail isHnrnH lo t'(,.iMiio--'l.
Whil this wa ciio us. ik. It.;..
Itort wa at Kaffir, to nsmaiaia smauncii,s
hrtween th C'rimss and tls Itnmana Us ,tu.
Th BriHsh ship lary hvl met wub a diiissm
if tb Rnssioa itort, and had liif-nri-l r..t.
mander that tt nrmw ass arta. a nrae.r than
i.iny mile wt th Turkish swat.
s mmm 9 wm
Rrstati of m PiTlsr Professsw Hsniud F,
ll. M.mm, lb WshiAiMt hssniiiH Male, bas
pilil fi an iifsii. mi a ixlnit ,imiI,I m
hsui m lbs Uk ml Juan, 11. Ii laapev,-
aie-it in lb av.ls r. naae iiiinf iof.iiMn
i.y si-nis, .y Im appliraii-m al eU.1nsss.szns
ti-oi. I wi ysars frnsn th iiirsli.MI 4 lh
'M, w ,1, h I .t .U. on 1 1 yjm, Jmme
lait, Imas.jJ Mtj neti kuUs
apin . trsHM to ar;ssr bf.s, lh
nusiiwer ( pitsnls, hd rasM, If any thct
b-, uty .-i os) , .,m, J.
I . r .litow ars all i a heap in the N.irthern Slates.
Th.e S iftsr trfwhom the administration was
originally so partial, cannot stand the Nebraska
tcit; and the ' II irds,1 though ttpMrting the bill,
are u nable to forge the wrongs they have suffered
and as bitterly Mistrustful of the President as
ever. 1 he W ashington Sentinel calls upon the
President now tu turn out the '.Soft,' as a short
time ago he turned out the Hard.'; If approv
al of the I'ierce policy lie a test of administra
tionism, and the 'Soft ' be in opposition, they
ought so reasons khe Sentinel, to be treated, as
B oiuon was. But if lien. I'ierce now arrays the
' Soft' against hi administration, where will he
find supporters? not among the Whigs', for they
have Seen no redsori to change the opinion which
nude theni oppose his election not among the
Hards!' fir thoir grievnnce are too deep and
poignant to be unfelt and unresented, as the fol
l .winjd paragraph i from the N. Y. Ilernl I will
showi ....
At a meeting fth Democratic Republican
tJe ioral Committee, (hard hell,) at tho Stuwc
' rts'itiiBing.wliay nf:thtw;Wniiiniy
t!i riolatiop by tlie present a lministration of the
fkfhpv adMi iiForsme iBH. piwe Aiiir
aJalistom with tlie anti-slavery agitation of 1848;
Its wicked and reckless attack ujs.n the right
of the Stat
its ldd usurpation in nsinir its
gro;it, eeiitml power in controlling the local eleo
tious of th,.ovtreign State itf XovfTork,' Mas
saelr.isett and Mississippi, an J tl(e unscrupulvus
abuse of it patronage in removals front and ap
pointments to office, wo warn our representatives
in t or.rress apatnst any relianeeon the good faith
nf .K- :
pics contained in th hill for the government of
Nebraska and Kansas. Its friendship is incon-
ist-iit with Its past condiict, and will be found
0 he mote dangerous than its open hostility."
criu animFiVe rxm:n statkh,
la tlic ffourseW an artbd in Urnavana Wo-
rio, in relation to th commerce of the is'atid
with foreign countries, we Bud the following
c .m orning the Pnitcd State :
".Next in urdcr wuh . Spain, and first aimrng
the foreign cm n tries which continue In active
.coniuicrciul rcbaion whims, apparath I'liitwl
Males, not liTsTor its exports thatTir itsTnuior
taiiuo. Th v lue d" the import from- the V.
9-atcs. during the last year, amounts to $6,552.-
-62 nd ttw es port the same sjssrwl
reach fl3,n,C,M B" J, niviug a total of J18,
CJft;0H4 50, the value of our annual commercial
relations with this country."
The .article then goes on tu speak of the groat
benclit the eommere f ('ulia i bi die Vuitri
fust es, and bow tnankful vc-)vmld (eel at W
iug so m ar us an island so able to supply our
mir'ictswilh fruit and other luxuries and neces-
sane of life. And at tha same time it cannot re
frain from boasting that Cuba is th best custom
er of the I niled States, 'in another respart,"
tt aay. "haa h fnltcsl State derived thejrreafc.
est advaatHgo f mm her commerce with th
island near y fie entire trad between the two
cimhtrles liibb"cartied W1"Anierh rVei
sel, but a small fraction ha fallen to the lot of
national vessels."
.vissrirm .titer being long in th news
- ..... , - . , . ..
paper worl I, an eJitor must I very dull or very
unsocial, wko does not form n bdershly intimal
arqnatntanrw wrth all thi1 papers on th exchange
list. Chatting with him at hi leisure every
ly of tho week, he feel a if he knew pens
ally each of th editors, and eonld draw a tolcr-
Wy: wiUtifuT pirtraTf iif
al if not bis physical features. Wa rpeullect,
in our young day, having been a imqurnt trailer
of the N. Y. Slur, and though wa have never
fltTn yjj y,. ' yt lirl itrr that w.
oiv-w mmm,. that mW
sed as
acenral an Idea if that genth-man, one of the
most heneynlentandlimlly nature In tha world,
as if we had known bim personally all our day.
K-gular author, who sit down to writ books,
may very well manag to conceal their personal;,
ty, or apar only in a false and artlfleal guise.
Hut it is next to impossible fi the editor, who
wry dsy-sintking with the p.ibr,Tind ha nn
t:m to wait for anything except thai which
comes npierninst, to bide himself or appear other
1'ian he la. Impulsive or cautious, modest ar
M-lf-ei.ineritciLi-aqragcouf, i time ser ing, wru.
hearte.1 and generona or cold and abdid, kind
and forgiving or cynical and malignant, thee men
aremsen by other in tlieir newspapers, as
plainly as they are themselves m their bsiking
glis ei. Judging editors by thi etandard, h
would Ii difficult fr a man to pas morning
hour a a mg a wire tgreebl, well Uliaved and
intxlligent set of gentlemen than th rditnr with
. L'J.H'i P"TJ . !nfn"Sk,.hA,n.''J'"'
of their paper, kirk. IHtptth,
Cost, FitLtos. Tli llitrheock F.lementary
Oe-dogy giies tb area of coal f fid of America
as f dlow i "Th great Alsvlaeiiita eoal 1.1.1s,
et'ending fn.m New York to Alabama, rovr
nearly lKi.ifc.iU Haare mil tb Indiana field.
.Vi.'sr). Add to tliese Celds Michigan, Ms.h.
s -tts, ItVsl Maml, Miasouri, Iowa tad Virgin
ia, and w bll hare t surfer an than twenty
eve limn as larg u Masaaehnsstls; Ifu
upvsst Iheareraga Uilrknest of all lb bed
me ibM wtrfse to be only twrsntylie bs-t, then
tn wbse aasowit of ewal in ssdsd nssasnra. in
this country, would U not' far frs ii ruble
wile, rsiiaaating tb yearly siMn4aHi of
eil in thi aounlnr to U7.(SM.(SO Wsss, Ibis Ut
mens body f fort would keep the hearths brirh,
nd tb furnaces glowing more than BitlU.
Jt yaara.
Vu Curt utma-lsuckaactiracy basboru
Mtoitwd by W asvatstoiHi' Inventtou ef a rapidly
fouling mirror, tbat lb 'm.ch phy.'srisi FU
J '-,'L"''',', ''' meswired 1m amount if
urn iw.vii.m-J by lb rt mf bgbl Ikrough t
distanreuf Ufrrtj and. as w kns btl.gbl
travel, at tls raw of .Isl.maJ asiU la a second
af liia it f .llisrs llist flje fwlm.m mf llmt viW
ssMswrnf are, Ms, nWf-ST'S MI Mrf i f
"I I JiiUion of lissss s ssfllil to out
,j"-si.is, inai aiin-wgn know H n.irt U(
jrt at allrriy us I, Is to,b h.
I k Well into tb)Hf I the, 'w ,,,,
-Ml .1 1 .. . .
- .j ..tttsj np II lit-- w,H s:s ,y
lbs.
1TTJMBEE 9.
taot ciscoTrn-Hi MiiUKxim: Oajtcni. Mr.
?torr, of New York, after xerimcating for Vissr
with th Micniscsme, has at length saint-ceded ia
obtaining ilaeuerre, tviss of micrusMiic
n eonnoetiim with Mr. Frwlerick's, of Mr.tiur-!
ney' rooms, he h is: secured perfect iinniies id"'
aninmlclilcs magnined several thousaiid'tiinos. '
Th Ami taken was a frit, which upon paper is
tliont font inches in length, and the image a
perfect aa when thrown upon canvass by a mi-
croaeope.. Tho next vrasof twenlv-seven um'sxi-
cmc taken frem a bee, which measured on paper
about two inches in length.. 7Vniiw mrHium
at wood have been taken in ti aiirlilar manner,
exhibiting the pore of rattan alut a quarter of
nn inch in diameter, and displaying the structure
r a twip invisiHTe to the naked ev. They are
eugrnvings made by nature, and must I nsoful
for scientihe iniesligaiinn. The priM-tws is almost
uistanUiicous i the powerflil light of the micros
cope fixing the image at oneo.
It Is statod that Itic aggregate value ofboots and
3in
combined, and far exceeding that of tny othor
extousivoiy eagag'esl hi irainc.i than
any other town, mkinrsrlj 5.(Hl.om)"pair
annually. Then com in tuJCiiion Dnnvers,
Stoncham and Grnfttm. In th latter tawn a sin
gle umnnfaotiirer use 100 bushel of boo pegs
overy year. Th pegs use 1 in this immense busi
ues are mtly made in New Hampshire- tliey
are eut by machinery, and ono firm manufactures
50 bushels tier dy. Ms-shiricrv is also now usait
the leather
Matikomai. Ki not CsjXTaAiiu-rrii. A Buf
falo esirreepiihdent of the New V'ork Express says
tliat there is no Jrnth in the rejvort tluit any " en
gagement '. exists between K.x-Prnsident Fillmore
and Miss Porter, of Niagara, as stated from
Washlrigtw ry th Wartlngtotj
Kx-Presiileiit leading a very retired life and
if be is thinking anything of m.itriuiany, nobody
kuows anything slsiut it.
'irxfijiufiox. TlieMissiiwiii.iM
decided that th. State Ismd, issued to the I nion !
are invalid and not binding. Yeas Its', iisvs CO.
Tbfa settles tlie qoosticn of ' 3irsslNsiipf rejiudlr:'
lion. .
Stt moS CiNAM. The Baltimore Patriot says
an cxperiineot is sis to W made on th Chest
peate and Ohio Canal to propel the lioats, by
ateain instead of bono power. It is thought by
lliose'Iiaving th matter iu cluirgc, ihuX it will
sunsssil. Therv is tn Is a regular fin of atctm
coal boats and a company ia now organised for
hat f arpoae.
Tut Piniio Laxos. rucfi sroW ttimliny
aim!. The legislature of lllinoia convened in
extra session t few days sincn, tntl lit messago
of the fiove'rnor states facts' worthy of considera
tion iu North Comlina aa well aa in Illinois,
-is lli statu thai a ton;. luoiOlia tinea XUinoia had
nly a Csw bundrsH) jit! uf roil road I sh has
now more than iWcs AsM.inf mlhi in opmiUim,
and in lew than a year will add another thou
sand, now in course of construction I '
Tb Oreat Central llond, "01 mile In length,
will baaompbxssl in the ewurs f hi year, tfa
money H ermstmct ion, more than flO.fKiO,.
000, being derived from the public, lands.
, Th tatabU property bad mereased ia value
filry srenl. on last year' assessment, f 1.000,.
and the K-mainder, l ,,6lin,((ltj, will Iss paid in
less than ton vssrs. Tb is.pulstiou baa increas
ed and lh State U enjoying unexampled prospcr-
A very different trtaie of thine exists here
Months and year of toil are necessary to build
road liern. And; Why? BecansS w tnd rnr-
sentalives to Congres whose constitutional scru
ples nr mnmrtkhig rite refuse ns a ihare In tho
land which are ao freely bestowed upon lllinoia,
and to whirtw have t better claim.
Lei di riuwiaij)iir 4)Tiliqr. ltgJMtrjttt.
Sum of the Admiuistratioa edilore and letter
writer are "laying the flattering unction to their
souls" of tb "benefit thai will ensure" to Mr.
ftmgia fur the introduction ofthe Nebraska bill
and toticn. Pierce fur his adoption and auppnrt of
that Bwarnre, particularly tn the aontli-tlto Whig
of th aouth, they aay, must row enen In tad
yield their opposition to an administration thai
contends tor the principle they wish to ae sstsb-
HsIhnJ, with regard tothis matter. We rauaot see
any reason why theWhigs'uf th South, any mora
than tb tru aauousl V. higsof th North, should
supptsrl Ihauglat or t ieu. l'iaren, merely bocou
they are In fsvor of the Compromis measures.
and tealously mitaiue. thia and yet n e nn er
beard that tlie "Kenvs-ratie" friend ef tb Cimu
promusp alstlrd t Jot of Uieir opposition to him in
ennseqnene if that fact. Tb Whig are not to
l humbugged in this wiy. Thej will In .Id en le
their fsHh trnd to their men.
P.m. is a The rej-sliaef Poland ere a mourn
ful 'gilt to the few traveler who get across to
tl Kremlin tt Moscow. There are th erosrns
of Patr th Ureal and his wife, mntainin near
ly ai dismiss,)., ,n,y li,!. ,NH,( tM ,im,t
IMish enmnif polisbs-l r Id, wlfli rn la the
rentrei um! at hand I ereu lb l'.,Uk Ikroaeef
blue retirt, starred aver with g.J'l' stare.
"V. Tb rVnatoof lle.srgi did msl eiwnr
with its rouriiiualc brush U lU legistnte m
til pnjsU-si uf rriT'jilinf'llisM 4-(ls.o.i r.t,
and inst-ad ef s,-rcsii.g to th re.iiii,,n if
the li aise. ai.4.Ust Irs, It sulsmiiling lb
quswlbsa of remsM al, as well as Ihe IWajJiy of the
rspilil, In t tote .f Ih pi'e if (he Stnl' at
ltd not gi O"r,I e!s ;;.." " '" ' '
t'lscoviir or Asc!t Cms. A nlien pot
aintoiuing g.Jd and silirrsie ut gwsit si.l,.iii,
disssn reua-aWt tinMsioeeby Key. t'harlos
likens, i-;iing .,n f T.r rnoH. X,-Th
liladelpl.i, I,U dicing out hi cllsr f
tli tr).M if making It deefse. Tbare mmtm f.i
,o.U sslyd 2t of gold, aots.of lis U.
ur Iciej alike.
cd
j-r.je.iy rf il.l,
' Jijh Inlr Jrm ,,V,
At .-), tta T,' lTv;t!..r .UT Ks.e t
aoiloj, ti3r
fire niuur;.f t!;e iU-.o e f .
Orb-ra
Arutew
niiK-ion.-l ut rui'ii..rs,weie n.,c.u-
I is rtati I Cut he h iH dire.'t'v f .r
teisborirh. .riK,.,.;1'.. :, ,., ,i,r-
nt Berlai, ho i!l
it.il.
ssiiie
:!!( f.V
.'.tir that i j;.-
It is sviid that iHe Siiaiau ..ven.-n,m 4
lujwaagj-Wtionif the- ll.issl.f, c,'ti,uUicat
Bclxrailc, wiH refuse ft. eccj.t'lr.-o firman, frvu.
the Sultan, unless Russia gTi7l,cr eoncin.
Ir.msejneii e i f the jrreatibs line in Kil'-h
fuml.-, the larti ltsireo was inucU afecveii:
Pricoa which sliowcd a tendency to rise easH
the day, cliifrsl aa f.;!laws: -Threea ClJ : ., :
Advices bad beun received from St. Petcrs'buf
as late aa thi 2'ith. It i sa'that the Em;- r,
who is futly trn uf the post- ion, in Vkb he a
placeil; w'.ll endesvor to avoid a geiienil -ecj.fV
grotion, if l c can Wily preserve the honca ;.i' ,
righfiof bis etiip-ic. '. The hvfueuce of CoulL
SciscJroito is in the asccmlaqt, . 'C
. It is also.sa',1 tliat tlie Oxar was about to wriw
nn, autograph teller to the Queen of. rTugd.'i,-.
which he will-eodeaTor to prove he has not lv
the aggtessjir. . - . i .
An impct-liil lkaseeopfirm the lumihonVi;
to an ii all reerves iu wdl,as 1 1 ers on fiir
loil!,h
' . F.N ii.jNn. It is sai l several C'nnard steamers
have lMn taken up by. tha tiovrr.meht to earry
trtor toH.'ovnilfVTrtiTWJilTs.' -it
fetHnmid mgrA frvs,n.S!aW-..'itii) (.then
will bT taken up rroui-iliflt rcnt stations- Alut
frri hovr.1irTss.IlJ wrj-j-TiurJ , fj.)n j
itn rej e.ient.' lhesc ere mjtntitb d-for ,Snstria
Tho reuuent is now directed to hold Itself in
readiness fir fmeifc-n 'erviee, hiking all tho best
men, .mid leaving all young sold. ars and fly-run
at home. -.. . w, ....
A Tti-nna cfirrc -jKitnlcut of tho Isnailon Times
tclegmphs that Oilofflcujosifor St.- t'ctcrsLuirgli,
probably on Ti clnpsdny."
Thccombmel flc-'ts were at TSr-.-o-s-tViy on the
-S-ehip have aoam-consvyed f urklvh
stcanior lth troojsi into the Pdack Sea.
Kissli "f, the l.itf. ttiiWmn cinov to. i'aris, had
rrlvod at Brn.-stct Tneaday bionui.g.
'.-.. , LATKIl FlioM HAVANA.
X York, Feb. COth. I'ho tti-aaicr. Fulton
arrivod to-day with Havana dates to the tilth.
Business tit Ifav'ana was thill, ani i!i?s: 0 were
but few viel In p,frt: The liculth of tiiu place
was good. . '
ThosV'ulton passed -mi-t!nv l,"ithr iifl" Carry'
, nw, 1" S-"M,h' T
I.ATI'.ST FIIDM TIIK .SKAT VV WAll.
"fhedntest neirr fiVmrrho-sicat vsf ar. t.n the
lHinntie rPiroi-iit. I hner Pasha t having effc. ted
most iiitp.irtniit inovouivnt. Jlolaij crotwej thij
ltmibe with .W.WJ nun, and divided the right
wing ofthe I'assian anoy, which is at Krajova,
tho left I a Muhita; iiud- the icutre at Bucharest..-
J.i.,.. . . .-"s
(liner crossed in person Hi t)!t. i iiro, mid at the
last accounts was only twiH'itv's iparch fu.ni Hu-'
chsrest, wheni the l!iisinn f,.'r.M. ns very we '.k.
It was riipsw.id Unit the'i.l.je t ofthe imiwui' i.t '
w as to .i Hack the rear of the Ku-mhii army vn its
march, from Krajova ns iinst K vhimt.
'A despatch rceeivr-l by the 'lurVi-h
dmlieates llmt preparations cre making, tor an
attars nr the lnr!;a en 'Hw barest:
- A nlitp irrh; dintst VU mm, f ec ti. annmmcre.vs
strictly authentic, that an -nosivnr !sd just' been
received from the Itussia-.i Cl.hii-.et toiln-hist pis
position fc panes, Tk Vsmr Powves cinsiUes i
entirely nnsatlsf:vt0rv, and not aditpti i tM trail.
missioii to Con,it.,i,ii,,'iT.h., . : .
. IMit.lVn SMI lllr, '
Kmperor Nup il,v,n, in a i!i.,-ussi.,n at the Tuil
lerirs, is said tn harr TTprcs.e.l th :( , issstiv f .r
rigorsms preparations for war. Military pfepara
tionswereoislereil to he enolionil nilu nmldsr.
IniiuciLML orders fur anus aud amuiiuutioa '
beiug exisrtited, nud the inspection ftr.mps was
going on daily. The lslsr.d of Myrtil-tiewi ubl
don l.t less bo, the chief depot.
tiri-at act'n it r nlo pre. .tiled m the Iron. Ii n .
vol d'',lVij)U(-u' Xt irs uf attuhiUL.ets arm l.
froiil nil pirt of tliv coumi . . - - : .
The I'm sian residents uf Paris bav bcru ;i
formed that the colitis, alien oflhclr proper v v
be the euiisrijuciu c of their disolriience ut ii .
order Issued tvqult Fram e end tciurn to Ku-. i
wuhtn a nn nitri. - -
It is also assiTteil that ihe decree 1.r the n:' -ment
of the piie.itiiiniiry force, inl'mlcl ,,r .
Kst, arssas-lHally prs-partTl. sn-1 niir awr.it t
siguatnr of Ih Fuiu'ror The pre- iso iu .
It not stalcil, but tlie genvrai opinion is it wil. .
least fur Ihe present, bu eonisd four On -tons
of n,ltO men each.
Order hao U-en given the rJt!an'.ic sqna.tr...
to fvrureed to' Toiil.iu, it is up;nnJ to t-.i.c
"4rllJti' Ttl jTHTf. """""-" '.!---. j .
Lint riv.a Fi orx. Ti e Iljlii,-, at N. Yuri
on Monday, lir,iis three days la'er nvvs f. ..,s .
Kuroj e.
The t'xar't f nil y.niasiTbi h1 tech je'ev u ;
by the fonr P oss ers, and l.tijjlard and Frsnc
were making f ii prrparatiiji for war,
: Soyeral ofthe t'u.i lid slcamers have len U-
hen to convey troop to Cunsfaniiin.p!?.
ilrfissnd .r left Par) on tht iih
Instant, and Kn;Mh and Ftcrrh Minister,
h U eff ur ic-c-d to w tUi IravT fi i m St. Fcicts-
burgh.
rh it b is; (, l!fii-1 ?J. v.-.--vi ?,nt J.. M.d
C.n Ad. Colo n ha tdinm
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Tli Ca!isr Steamer Ftksren mailc a lr)al trip
f B-.n New York on Friday. The intent)ou iu
fof l-er to reiuaiu out tbice or f n.r dats, l ot !
returned !n tho ivrjiing. il l i-ir- f ,inl tl at tl
evlinileri are n d e (cf, t!y ir-t;KU. Tlis
Jwn-Tisl ef t'.iiiiiin,,ig rsrs thst nsrwitherandm
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