; t ftrt-(Cnrc!io Star.
. -yyywN. , w.-,rinlS n, i
7 WILLI A II. C DOUB,
, " aniro s roratr.r.i.
IE R MSi
If pud strictly a Irn-e, two'dollar per an
I two follary and afty cents. If pail within
ssentiu i eod thr d.iUr at th tiri of 4k
yar. - 'a .-. , -
AIr.Egri3gKEXTS not xeedinfi ,,t
bars will h inserted on tiias for on dollar, mul
twMtyav cent fur lack aultssnusat insertion.
,f length will be charged r-ropor.
. tlonalljr. ortOnIersandJlicialalr.n-ii!.viientt
ill b charge 2" pet eant. higher Uiaa (Ik short
raw. A muuiilf deduction will In niad to
ikm wit ad nrtis by l lie year. -1
' "k and Jab Priutirt; dane'with neatness mil
"tap let, sad oa tccoiamojstir.j term. ,
f Ltttsrt la th Editor mast bt postpaid.
y-PERSONAL SKETCHES. ;
The.TVashingtnn correspondent of the Peters
burg Express continues his seric oj personal
ketches, from which w quote ; f . '-
Gerrit Smith, of Sew Y.rk. one of the leaden
nf freemil, abolitionism in the llm-ie, in tail,
(tout Mil, f rich roy eoiupiesion; jot biack
ye and hair, and of Very-propotinessiug appear
nnc. Hi voice strongly resembles that of the
late Henry Cbiy,' loud, ((,11 nwl sonrM:s.x. Hi
manner in apcaking li graceful and easy) hi
language ohasie and well chosen, and but'f.ir his :
others of bin politi.-nl lie ia uitii-ere jn his
tion of philanthropy. Couldheomo becoiiviucei
of the inj with lie and hit cliuue do to the .Sith
in hit antajonism to Uie ftret comp.ii't of the
thirteen Stated, in preserving inviolably the do
memieinatitutiiinnol' each, he wnuldrovw Iw found
at trenuoualjy defending thfise rij;litf at hi) Li now
laboring to nolnte them. t .
Juelma K, tiiddin rfCHiio, bio eo-laborer in
the wicked cane. is the reverse of Mr .,..;,!,
lie it tall, t-tuare built, bniwny, witli short, Ktil
nee. Hi voiee ia loud, but short an,) Hmn .
neapeaat veiieinently, with much p'sture, and
Lwbi aniie;in anry in delmte. d..Ir :.
generally covered with petitions ofeinie tort rr
thr, niottly of the "agitalioa " order. ouie of
tnem two or tUno y.ir,ts h.n-r. He p:iv little or
no attention to wh it ia goin on in the lioow,
lib1aoiU'ree't;ui'in oiViiie wy nrotlier
mixed ua with the nivter, and then his hx
eyet and Mger tvr are ttrained to touaion. lis
delight, too, in eeeiu diffeicnce tprintf up a
monj; meaibera.f.iiailuRltol.Uai.-fitttiwi, andei
preseea hit ploMttre to Mr. Smith, who siti near
him. or comineuta to hiinseli mtin run?. What
ammt uoet tnruufili liULUirail faith, tiiJdin
ooen tot pixirmrmTmrrTirm'mtTrrrrtitrit
puotie inc. tie rnprenontu the vert hot bed of
freexoilitni, tlio Wentorn Itesene of Ohio, and
-1 add-Vthw4iatmpbiTt tnithft.j-wa3fftgtiTifr
he it kind, tWiing,"mid wlffing io non e a ll who
. .... ...u. vi v. win in pnniri.tp.l u in...
uosiru to oo w.orcu jy Bun. Ill, ptliilic mid
- wivate rbnraeter n:-e us distinct ss tlij! l
longing , different iudltiduali), nd'.S'ord un
rrin evidence tbit hie 'di haR a,,,! Mv, Je.
nunciationt are the roitilt of poliev
,J"h'1 ntw,rrl!l, c.f JUia,.; v jjoiunuiiJ v ctXid
"Long John," and e,nieHi,M tlio " Cht-iu
Shanglui," fr.n hU great beight and loo-e, l.-.ni
flgure, it a peculiarity in his vr iv. 3-i'-m in full
ii nn.1 nuir n.i rif,,, i.ip0.lt,.l,; of lino) Iir I,,
HP "" Illinois ' j'uraeyinan printer, and i,
wiw.nre pr.prieproi tnoirn.tuerpaiHre.Uib.
liahniont in the State. Hu bas l,n micce.H('iil in
land apeeulati .ns, eud is now wurtfi n e mpl' id"
fcundrej thausaud dollar. Joim i, vain, a-uia-
: lug ami iiielinitl ta I.. : ;
not harin endowelhuu wtihUio tesjuiaiKtuiial.
tries fwnocb-dwtiwtif.n .tnwi 4111141,110 .mi
bit atfurte vert badly, and alwavhwstli a'a
. 1a"unS.ftlirtit,t!e, ami Tftjnrr.I tliMi' tSi Ilieir f tmy-iti enrVm fl ttjarOwfrSjlBr
"re - to u1t.-..' Tie lutens IS eT;ryo,,ef Tun ofdur I iu H4 if rt it unrerubluttli U
- llwrwwIitk.iH life . if In . unref.uuiii.ttii v
' '""iniTore -itru!t a MtteMMa aa KntU;lkui it Ww
art peeping f..ui under the lion's tki. lie ia
f rery 1 ttlo use in the Hiihc; rareiv taking
part nnloit tome tinfjohbing op'orariJu 11 on ;tiie
carpet, when he letves iiia tet, Bulii, ,wn tiia
isle, and tayt his tay wheilier in vder or out of
order, earing a more f. the-Spetier't roiro gnd
hammer than be would for an interruptiun in a
Hump tpeeeh ia liliuuia.
Milton . Eithaio. of California, is a very
mn,ju,t old en.ngh to he eonstitu'.iorai.
-nsttg-trtTTO i te-sTTli Ihirnftser lie U of mid.
' "" piili IIoitiTjrweri-p.rottiinTt
.enyerewtrhwifttsioirof rrcirfrvhf tfownlsrf
ile poisesses taleuis of a high ordsr, and wit'i a
few more Teim of life and faiuiliir'.tv . :.t. 1.:.
p.o.Mj aaties, win ae.eioimqu ilil.es of enviahie
" msuusaioa. -1 tlrMy attnteted
attemloti la tb tfiusirud Itrtliirroirfiulttreto-
whicb he u tUtelH-d, U pretty mueb the gnrtitj.
lag tpint. Hit induL-y and care w to well
ktwwa that the more loisum Iwkg mw!w
lewrw almtt rrery rrjort ttr bHUtsbicmliig end
rrangement. x. x
Etiji:TTl." There ia as eti juetU reituh.ite
be we talk to tmr friend. tah was the kind
Meoaratrment given to me by the benevolent
Ionia Will, of rranre, when 1 e pressed n,r
pprehensi.sj that the deep interest of the tuh-
giM tti sewieh hvpduiiin d m ttr tiMre-at
-..gin engrott my leelings , to uw
i appearance) unmimlful of the respeuful de
fertnot dut to bit eialted staUon j and with troth
did the monarch h,our mehy designating bim
lf at a friend. At his death I had ot t' re
gyet the loos of atuscreign whose coiW,mUng
kindnest admitted the petHioner to bit presence,
but also those lengthened eon vernal it us in which
wtrt displayed the brilliant emanatUt of hi.
fcigbly ra'titsted miad. and the fruits f rfeep
bmsieal research ot did I only Ummt tlie ib
priratioa of bit mj al l-mtlew. ( We,H for the
loioj of the lne6cent Iwtrg, w!io, I.evt bad ex
fanded in sympathy tthe nrrowe of widowed
mother. trb.A wr. n .
' irsniuwiHiM Honour
---mbsV.rrVe,m,4to wW,mthehwr,ft r -" ' Kun.1T
l f T. ... ' ' T ""'"Kftl, the liliud conn..! J tnH:,',, rooslnut slra
L I eyor appealct In yin.
11 0111 1 thai rat
srde eeuld do Justiceetn the dei,e- Veneraiioo
my kstTrt bear him ! Wit and el ,q.enr ny,
kit 0 a tuprama degree. N .no eter p.icse,.
to a greater ettent, the lajj jv. ing tbt i&i
wat appropriate, klmt-rV em-:ii.,ing. hI(
Janguaj.be rminded me .f ,hc fa rf uU-s. which
tttaeriba pearK diamonds and prcb.ut .0,0
Bt taiiinr
Cairn.
Mm th lip of ,g j,aPr fif
Th.' wK-.ar.i.......
eWea noweriu ft. 5-,t- i.f
in "Know-Aothiurs" 1,.,. ,.f....n.
wW they m.,l,,w,,,. ,,, fl,n!ist
4b-y oK n.l kiMiwin- we e.nut siv. l, ,,
rt Power in the h. ,te- hu tl.. , lk ni,J.
Jiations bat they i.iin; ;. s,t , ;f
1 ,,,"'i-t"fr !" ,.n!.ut Jt
They mvl. their m ,rk e... rT..,.. Iv m ,',i, ,if
..... ......... ,t.Tv 0-1 ,n f.,r
T" ' " "" .'e l.i-l e-.k m .v.,,
Wh.Rt Itiera, to tl , ir u., ...
m. 'M i-. Th.
ilm.,. e-e
r7'.'" tmi..t.l f ,w
Hhigeaadi.1 He J. f,
he K ov
All the
-'el. af.
W a'-Um.
i Shew
nmning rtn.ii.ui re.;lf
Hnosr-n.4hinfessi.il I w. ,r .
W tl I i.t lnuid,sjni I ,
iMM..),k, .!,, . et';, ,V,lT r'"'
"W k wm 4. n. Th. K. v' ., " " '
.. ' i l.m.t . ,,.
T ifiwilws, but t,e.i t .I.-
u Idri an.) i,f ,H..;e n.s ,t,.4 .1... L
mr. Pmsi i liir.l
mis .iuivnrarr se,.m.t
to hart K u eeiehn,
I Willi una Mini .1 .It .
ostr ib
eontlrv. (,'w x,-hH. I
triad wills l.u.ui.... . , .t ..
v . V ' " ' ' ' " ' " : T . - -- TT-rr-: ,- - -L,""7""ZZ-?'-' - --' -- 1
S,5!L 1 RALEiGS, ronTn caeouha. wecnesday KoainyQ, march 29. ism. ,. TnT,n.TT n ' ,'
COWF.NTIOV . " ' " i Till' H1li mi ,i ' 1 '' "' ' " n iV : i ' -til 13i
COXVESTJOX
There are t mode mh;. !i H, f"..",.:...
tion of the ttate may amended one by Leg
ulativt enactment, the ot.er by a contention f
ioh'gate direeUy from the people, elected tir
that particular pnrpoae, and bo otheer Of the two
mode we prefer the latter, f.,r eereral reawna.
It ! orore repuUian not to exwniijTe and
wili afford time for more 'carefully framing and
digesting anch amendment at may be required.
We know tomo of the democratic Editor eontend
that tliw nioile ia not rennUican at leant at a.
doptidby ttie late Whig Conrontioo becanne it
ia pmpooed to leave the batit ndiitarbed. M e
cannot tn the firet of, such an argnment, and
it "it otity-ufei .tit pirtyuTpisr1erarisrrtiir
ditort winh to keep all other luliradmentt,- tlian
the et;e they new nd locate, in reserve, at future
Uohhiiw, in the mn.e way That their.rknd4 utc
Uie rHihlie la..-M 4 i....,!,,
J very rvjuililii-an to rentrivt the jipie to the
seems to ns; the Convention nunle ia nut only re
publican, but extremely ttrmtralit; Hut auute
of the ilcmoeratie pupert admiVJf there was
demand, amnngthe people, f.,r nuiuwrous amend
ments, or an entire remodeling of thVConstitn
tivn,' a Convention would bo the miwtYrr.per
mode and they would favor it. V ,think there
m a demand for many alterations.
j .
eviufii.c umi nry-pue . iirnw, a ri'iiiuilulin-
of the constitution now, it much atroniecr that it
tuiiject was nrst etnrtcd. We yenture to Miy
that, previous to the timeJhTv. Kcid 'fet threw
his political legs astride his f.inious bnbby hor. e,
not en pien in die femte of North Carolina, had
ever thought of free tiiffmao. The Gov. had
been in tl.o Legislature timo and tipvin before
t.hntr HiMtot lie luuifccif never thoiight nf pros
posing this wonderful change nor e. er dreamed
of the o ils, tbfl. grievous wronea under w!iich
iiCSSf n Jt'h r'i n . lld the
penple want frea .tuShtge thon did theYwnnt
tn1irbmit-it; ititralt -rnftiim.-TV THi4"l1ie"reo-
ranee of the n n they auffored. it was re
served for Senator i.nr!iw, r,f iliiiici?, the I.il-
Iputian Ciant to enlighten the people of North
Carolina,' tlirough .. lteii a to what tiioy
wanted, lfthnit idea bad not .hot tbmr.gh bit
trtJirKflirtnimttrmlca
Ui certain wire pullcrt in and Ht.ut Kateigh,
Free Suffrage would not have been beard of to
this i'dAJ. iiitt tin the petiplo lioreiFTitTrT
cbangei in the Conttitutioa J-AarA-pfettioit;
if not a majority of them Cf, even ninong the
deiiimracy. We belicia one dem..Tatief,Bper
T' u.e 'Hit fit Uia eleeti.m of
jud-ca by the pootibv.-- Ai.d -we weU remember.
4ht.two v,,,,,.,. jjjrr,- .(.-p;.-.
Ltalk among the deuiocraey, if bur memory it
not treacherous, wo recijlect t f a demmTat'.c
t ieelii-g in fia.ton orrare.nlm,TTiaf took ground
In favor of several auiendmeutt. But we belieee
a thing that U watih- iUng. a-U, 4;bM4
wl dme. If the Constitution must he amend
ed, (and we believe it might be improved) let it
be rfr.ne ea-.eful.'y and judiciously. Thin can bo
d'ltfe more certainly by f'onyontinn than br
the liegtneerbeeawwy momharwUl mciitj; i
bat s eeife pur)Me, their minds will ant be
etmfnse.1 by other ratters, and they will goto
work at once, without wasting their time and
thaptyhytTBnwy; ln-parrjr wf aiiglot and tbo
uTscuWoii 'uTpviy dificirAfiJwriennierrtabort
are over we will have some assuraneo that their
wjrk it well dime tbattbeyrmvwso well digeMted
tbeTr ainehTincntr
which th legislature, in one of the rreetuffrago
bills, tailed to provide against. The next Legiii
latare will have their hands full, if thoy attend
to the legitimate legisbuive Imsme., 'hat will
come before them, without bothering their
nreint 111 trying to amend the ('..ii.iitutj. Ut
uir I.. 1 1 , ,
MirHje". .iy'.wti!da.iw)i iu iji,
"""J lure uai:cg.J.riuil hoictouie lawsT
' '
THE NEVVSI'APKU UPSINKSS.
Col. fuller, editor and proprietor hf the New
York Mirror, one of the best family paper of the
grrsit metropolis, take oci asion, at the rlnsVnf
the year, to give us some of hit nbwrvntiont and
experience, after a trial hi the barneit editorinl
of some doten ye.ira. The Clone! sum : -
The newspaper that makisi the nwt innner.
often msVes the mir4 enemies; and alfremrli
l!ie ol I proirrb mys " w.lid pudding is bettur
then empty pre, " yet hetvei-n the two, we
should prc.'cr to, die fr-utt a turfeit of the hater
It Wimld tound U tter in a former' yenlii I
tor it a never endinc aiiil I...;.,..,',,.,...!.
U1WB tine's wentKl linte1u,alie.
rsmlurelyol.l. Kdit.sr't heads' an. awbieet In end
ly fr...tsW.ry dun't wail f..r the eabmdar or for
the ri nr. rsain. TTll lis Ism iifc.ni;M-BMti.,n
mnt tim.o-h eiery (eparinu nt of nature nnd
j'4" 1 h mvti h I works hardest for hit bread
has tlta j,ct nT.j 'tiie to rut it.
In inlof f.i. rrt Mr. iri alHr wniTtTny,
af;er U'ce ten tears nr r.tl.s toil w have nM
yet aur.ee.led In f.tn1.tisI.rK a b.i.ine.. wl,i. b.
tonKtt me.-hani 1 eypresa:.s, wM mn im its
own nviuicntum. It recpiire a daily win.hu
up. and a fre.b supply of )K1wer in or.!or to viel.
I
a psvmg .u rcnlt. .
A??. ZT?' "'tr.ln !'?
..., ,- Mlj less ianr man Him
Sy:phn-I4,.k of eoifluctint; a ,luy i.es.psper.
e a.,rk nt'ure hkis, an) el.s-p i'.-.., ll,,ui soy
mnu with e b un w are personally arwiii.tetl;
and so f ir as met bid"t is emei'fii. we bs
not, dorii. ti e l,.0 ,i' ev rxii. e inlhu eitv,
(..mid j.sni,i.m a'b,irt;, ul u-ly pf ibl ay He
a'rnt le l,u'i... ( rt to n evrry dn, who,
with hot a nx.ilernte -h ire, ( int. lln-.iial espial,
hsis nimv -.I Pi I ..me nulliotMriM by den.
In." f. w I.- in a .1 ,y ia men intiie purnui's!
'''' the .1 ' It re- .diii.g of .r lit. ixil tm,,I
noil tni a 4 3,4 r II. .-t (ni.- psis e In ih
lil'h Avenue with T.tjr b.srse in the r'ahlo."
... .ff : .......
ll.HMJ I r.--Tl.e M.
l-aii Ii.ul,li, an of ll.c lliL imtai.i Lns i'. f 1.
1 1 ' t '
. r f ,
,,, ns t
lorv,
s at 'i I
perns kuie a-rii.! in ti.lt ity tr .1.1
' iMSrtr.. on lh..r wa-.- to N.t.rt.ks. 'I rr
tnlvl ill few I..... .e ie ... ,. M
rner, t.ey hate U-n rmt - l.-l lin I.., Imi.
t- s r, c,e,i as tl.e rt.ii f
!- Ihsl. i'l..-itt. lemr or seyial b ls in
fit vfcMW'UATrc yiARREL OVES THE
H BUC LAM.8.
The Western land Pjratet are yen- indignant
over the opposition tbaf hat been mods to their
jsholesale pirtryurCn the public land, by tome
of tbeiilicju-rtatio bntlu-en of the old stale.
Ihey taKTit in liigh dudgeon, tnd s.recr ven
geance up-m their party friends, if their nume
rout apphcatinna for huge prantt of public kmlt
now bclore Congrest are defeated.
The cause of this must in the IVmorratie am
ity about land distribution bat arien from the
introduction of a proposition to allow the old
" "mp jn for share of Uiit "conuoon
fuud while it is goiujuXLe prupoeithji wat
tustaincl by a lemocratie C..n:re, but the
western meinben of the Democratic party ewnld
not ro it. They have shown tliemselms onwil
iaig to sliare with the old ttates, at all. They
watit alHnd o eeitv-doh ey fe4-of being
able to appropriate alt t.t theno lies, ln the r nC
that the preposition for giving a moiety to the
other tt!Uewa mdiSumljrepudited hylliem.
1 ue f.:t is, that these land sharifr of the "
vi nave Men j long induiiAJ In a muuoiud4
lee"hfl,T,,1'"""n"m ."'L1 bcitt tu.tr u,i
a 1 tifliul 0u CW. T 1 TT . i it' sr--eTnr. ,, i ' - - 111
t.me-w,swbeBrheTm(tha e illlmllv shared ,tl- Jt.mlm Uroadwai, w 1 ..rr'" " " '
with wy t8tef:.tbe tiiiim iij a 'e-iu4t;4!45t.'-T,,,w) av-cluMU.u.uwutsl ia...luki j. ItH'""d, with the viewofhnvtug
ouu,ui 01 me l.u .in Uh i l.i.r ....... !... ii- f:i,imi twnert-:' --.'.j.-;!.-,..--'; .-.-vi'!awriii:jitiiiriwi'i,jc,..v,a tt
giua.u lat on tnem, aud teamed t be Merc' thar
",r" ''WimtnsMB) too -mwimfiVjitf-trj fnit
any part, they yery coolly, refuse to bear a pro.
position to grunt tlioin a single acio- .
They are smart. Great 1i of internal im
provement for the development of rcsoure.es of-
iiwir vouuiry are mucn more easily coiittrueted
it tho expense of the Federal i iTOrumeut ihan
by taxing themselves for such puriioset. Tho
rally, ay now under way, and in coutoumlalion
inronKiiouttlie Vt eetem st .tt are smi.lr u.Ke!.n
x 01 me purine UcoHuin, toe
wjwnu itov.Mnnieiit can d-sp, of eonvenicntly
, h"-"p ui voiiiemcntiv
ninre.iU tiiue, aud Iberolorc, Kniie
whereiiHbcse lands lie tuko tho ground miUe
s nun nig lotpare tor their neighlMirs. particn
arly thoso wUvscJoetrino bereio.re has iilwar,
lieeu tUit thev do i5.t m...t ...v' n't. .1
Idoubtb., theyhavo oWy to bide tUcir time, m,d
"r ...0.,re,,M.ra-oi lanu. anyniiutiun that has
ben go.ng ,, fr year, p an thb pro,.H ()(.
tlua rtch boon til eventually cbme into thefxex,
cIiimvo possof-ion.
. iv-- 1. 1 . . - . . X
i..vei.,,n , intninition. because it js now
theauljectof t r.uiuinlt.j dcbaio ii, fwgrM.
atuUniJ lir.lHMi.,ts a- making a bdal
iivit nimivr ih:.cv. 1 10
cv. . I i'.n mi.
...irn.wins nsou iiown to an is-ne n,,r7.;
sSS'T1 or. whether phc .Cc,
tacumg IW Reprot rtrttiye-i)f ftw-'iOTiVsiratic
party and they enn gghl it out.s-i'irA. H'iiV,,
I. BENEFITS W IKTNKIISHJPS.'
..i.i"...i- tiy, wan atuiit to
v .. .....r ...s marriago- least. All the elememi-
w.o propitiTus except theoccan, w'.i. b bwi 1
-".- -v. rj K-.jsyyny uie very, necessary ao
pmid.ageof tt.h, )) ,!,. yy miixilil ,J
, ..... , ., ,, 11(,rm,ul m.1(k. lllB
.nifw.th turrt.it to larKe, thut it ,ee,e,ro
iMie.liiiti u-attil t.,f tl-ooBa,,. JT
va.le.1 thecastle, and the R.hennan wa- nl-liv.
liUi uU1nfJt1tiriiat,wi.- vihe.e tlie uol-ic-inan,
in the prc'cace of, his viM.ors, remcted
bun to put what pri, be ihonht proiier ,n tl.e
hsh. ami it shonll be instantly paid biui. tie
buudrod Wms, ! saii.ltbiiivyrmTtWTe
", 1-. ErT. 1 mI ...uti. jutua W
.... ,...., smJw cn ,.. wrr.lUl.v
nobleman and his quests were not Jitti ,., .
lal,aJ. ls.lMo.ia,M,...m,iV rT. t,..,,
strapeawasin vain. , At b urfh the nob'emaa
cx;.i!mril. "Well, well, the frtliw Ts a hum .ri-t
and toe lish we must have, but lay on lightlr
and let the prieo be paid in onrpreenee." "'
Tsr Mr tashes ht "d Utn alniihistercd, "Hol.T
hold." exclaimei tho fWherman, "1 have a part
ner in tins business, and it it Bttiimho should
receive hisshare." : "What, are there two n.-h
u.a.li in the world ?" exclaimed th miblemnn
"nnroe hnn and be shall be eent for insiiinjlvil'
.': i JS.'' f'.r tiflC'aii.JbjSL
in 111, you mil find b'lli at y.Mirp;ate. in the shape
of your own pori.T. who Would not let me in un
til I promirtij tbat- W-jOiouU h the half of
whatever I receiied b.r my tnrtj.it," . "OH oh "
inW the trnhtenian.,f1iiTiiin up Thiianliy, fie
shall receive his stipulated m ncty with stn'.-iMt
justice . This ceremony iMing linishe.I. be dhi
charued Uie jv.rtor, and amply rewarded the fish-
eriHsll, . .
Sttsy Aiiat tan rnt (isosnrn TKiTT-Sit;.
nor Aloch bat arrived at Washington from
.Mexico, charged, it it said, with an important
mission tnCcii. Almonte, the Mexican minister,
the puport of which it that he it Ui spare no efl
r..rt to secure the early ratification i f the Gads
den treaty, and that, fr this purpose, he is vet
ted with full authority to ncree to ai.y m.slinc.
tium that may I- pefj rtril !!.. -h g linn
to cun.ill the homo gtiTiiuient. The .Sow Or.
leans IWe referring to the power taid to b con
ferred nion Almonte, avs :
Shml l the treaty pass' li e eenate, Almonte is
required iiiunclmtefy to transmit one in.lli. n of
dollars of the a.n.Hint I., be paid by the I niteil
Mates. toSinor lltfael. Mei.ean ( onsul at New
lrk,whi, supplied with this larn sum, will
embark forthwith Spain. Hi. miwb.n will
ho to c nriKo a com potent it il uf fiipc;uaicod of
acers for tlie ,Mei.mi unnv, or raihor fnr that
portnm of it which it under'the r of, and deio
led In rvwta Anna. Hat Utter hope that when
lb Urn shall arri.a) fur him to do the imperial
purpl. ,n l'retoriwi R-j inls will he to fbroozh.
IT il 'SCUllinrd by iheir S..,:.t, . ...., I
easily to put i..'wn any attetnptt of ttut ellir'ent
to injerfiit with the ev.uiiun of bit project.
A liliMAHKAUI.K llo V.
As Ibe tfainwas ahool V,Xriii't:."t.T'Z
thi ev.rtlil.r. hW . SS tlinner.4 .....I.. .1..
plicffow of one of tlie ears hanrine u, il,. ihl.
rod. lie was uixn out, and pn the fill... in,
is,un of himself and his a Uei,uir i-r-ll.s
n,ime it J.,hn Mug bit a?., fnurtn years he
s nu,e of Galivay. Ireland.. 11a oonioaWd
himerll on l.d a slup i ui p,,rt. un4 rureil
Jnr"llNr, V.rt-.;l1e..Pstedmmw.;fBrrT
me pwii'irm ui a car . i;,a ll ,B !j,,r p;.
r.Mdaud eom. to AlKiny, At Alliny be niet.a
mithmnn who t.k s.i marh mtrtrot in Ms rilr
a to ray i.i faro t. Km.,, At Uie bitter
p a e bo njiiii c,i,, e ilrdhiuwflf under car. d
.ante I., this eiiy. If, .... . ,. (, ,ip
Sos. eni..a lri.ls. und ti.st h bat tn'un. !e at
wwh at the -IK ..I t l,4e, ' a.-tljtl phw. lie
was lake to ('.dieted 'l iw.ui.., litei-eer i f " r
ej.ni.iy p.r, who giie him ti e mnnt ..f traeS
i;r.K...r.ly to Nii.-ir, f.lU. lev..... ut.n it
thu l.iy will mak bit wsy liimuiiilio wuridu
bis mil buol. Aw irrr ,,,
1 . .. .....
J i(',li.iwvfr, Titt r..T.vn li la
led thai tl.e (. indiclmeott sri'oial Jih I has
G.mlin
t f.r f.ii-o swetnnrand isinwrc. e'..r..l
I i co-n:w.t!H dur nt t'i tril.Y Ire.
H4r.i i.e-, 1, oe I
Hie ftt Sl mdly
"11 .y l , Man it
bw I'sv. 'i be i.wf...iIe....
Ma l:.ee U ( J.. I 1 . . e . . VI , , , ., , ,j ,i,.,S,..
..i.i 1 .joa uuumi ba.M.g i-e..i.. i
f t to t ill . itidnr Best. '
:r-.i s. 1 . . r li 1 v... Ths rt ,,c Au l't r. r
III,, a ,.:,. I iu liw I.-.. la ... .J it,,..!.
t l. rr.,( n ,(mM1, , f ,!, ar,,j
l..e ..f ti per.-s.,1 rrty ai.d re-, rstst
I "ltd f ,r ioc s m ti.a errer'nl cot:,, , ,,f tj,
'Ale in the i.ar I' VI. at Mum.l i t.t. ,a
1 l a a 'i.. talualii relrn. . . .4 71...
t, il.e t .t.rtTan.sa M r inrh I.;1 is..
1 ) I'..ea-a in II, a.-r. '.i .1 l .1
ii... .01. v
Torw A..cs.-T5T,eW . ;..
wtotnerte a Toongster of nine, who was
himself in tbt eomer with nulllnr il...;i..r.
fmiieetabU Ubby cat, who with the utmost force
iriioe iungwwarxpreunf her indi'nation at
tuch wnfeelmg' treatment'Kobfrt, whot would
S.iu'b.'.r n p--if
'A tup I No, I'm too old fur tops," wat the re-
Then, perhapt ye would likta tied or a pair
of skates f . ,
'No, I don't want them
'Simll I get yon a bow and arrows, or a picture
Hftnlr n l.a . I j . 1 1 . 1 . . I
, -. , 11.1 w -m i-i vuaiise oesi r 1
" Old bvly, mid RoUrt, with dienlty. 'respect
the fcean gt of a gentleman, and do n jt oearft-
-.... jnur ruws, arrows and
picture lwoks for them that like 'em. If you
want to know what I would like, I will tell yon
bud eliart ami a rhuicl I' ' .' ,
-His moilicr fainted iivaurprisa. V hen she re
covered, she etpreesed the conviction that Itob
ort was th forwanlest b.iy ot his age she kne"
of. and -eh Wat quire sure he w.aitd make
Kreai orator snst 4 tbetitf dart. ' ?tie thought
Jl ATTfll bOA EBEKiNTY. "
If the Lflsliiture of a Territr.rT ahould enact
a law excluding slavery from eneh Territory, it
would exercise w iiat .lt calmd "Squatter ao'ver
eigtity," or the right of Uiose in possession of th
tci i io.ry to deny otfier t!.c privilege of nettling
oh it with a certain specie of proi-rtT, distaste
ful to thent, it may be, hat allowed by tbo Con
stitution. The CuastiUiUoa tuA and Con
gress caunut ewutiMbiutat, give the power to a
territorial Lsjr.Ulntunt to enact such a htwt t and
" e.bwe should he taken from bit owner
auToiuaiKipTifwr uiidar iC"w'e 'So sutiirti howan
Court ol the.ruit.Hl State could hesitate a
fmwit4w-dere restimti..w--T-rhe-sririim-rertie.
full value of his slave. What the South contends
for is, that neither Congress nor the Terrihirieit
have any inwer from the Constitution. t,.n....l.ln
with the iustituthin-of erawry-- -bertrg b-ft-irx-clusivcly
for the States, In their teptu ute sover
eignty, to adopt or abolih it at their, pleasure;
and to tho Torritorioi leheimpylijing .for admit
"'! mt0 i'e f nii.n as States, to insertfsneh pro
vImou retpectiritt it m 'their Co'nttitatiwit m suit
lhem.---r none ut all, if they prefer U.SurMk
Uvralii. , .
uesoritiijig aoiuo of his adventures in llntTm'
ifiDJSSalUkiJbl aiicotiiniiKSaSvM
their echoey wttirti itt TittittriBTWeMlngr---..
'"!'"me f ho Wg. were wnrn in deep ynulting-
V.I...1IIII, .lltlf.l
to broader caverns
t wiiivli a way wiu nracticahte
Ithin. iu the crystal tnli-
MdMftchue wro startlinsr. : , s.
A wnishcy..iir own wliitleyoU 0mtld hard
ly riwignne r the length mnKjlearnest of tho
imgt theclaric ofa n:nr.l u to.
Kd.iwn.ttirirholetengtli oranf aru,yii.r review ;
mm wncayou rpOKeyour 'Worilt were -rciwaied
through the m.4ioulo-ut.3jph(r in r'-iuy.,
miii,.t m boi,; syt, faieitiMH-trotd--cmttci4
t;ial, them. 1 tried a hexiuucter we UMtd tol
."""". aim cam baek tormr in -ahiw
and distinct utterance, word lor word. -TUi
tsoicrtaiurousioof mine whom I remember
annoying in our school days, fr. ifio de-pau-b
w.'''' Y'" ' out J sny his pi avert uf a frut
iiiUt lssfur jumping in b4. My eonsin't .
trre Ta:tms- of winter prayers,! tfiou-'ht. would
.mi oemi rontt-a to irnu by a tinglo effort of
..n:o eiiuoi'a.
Th Washington corre-p-.tiJont of .the Ilultt.
mor Sun tay 1 Th new brought by a gontle
man from Now Hani pshJre, now in tbucity, and
iu high position, it Uiat tber mutt hay been
nme mistake in the election. II reports that
the impression at the poll was that Urn Presi
dent wat ajrainst tlio Nebraska bill, and that he
would ti( if iwore Mistalrrnirftte
Tesoe, ?be JeimV'iafhV Trrtt Tnted-rhrrtreejnir
ticket, belioying it to 1st) thai uf Uie adininietra-tiow.-
A ninmle-r from N w Uampsliir launder
tW inr rt..iow lliaf in thin manner the .t.tn.M'Piits'
elected to the Legiilaturo are all anti-Nebraska
men, : .
Tbit a bcaut'ihil state id" affairs, indeed! Th
ilaurttvof. tbaxPtosid-ut i. M emetllbtt hi
poition i not unlerstood even in hit own
State. .
r.l Afrrtrtrio Pi i,.M. Ormo. It it raid
that the violent opp .tients of the Nebraska bill in
lIV..l'i,T, '" "-k. roncoiled s.heme
which fell tbrongh, intrndel :o show that the ftt
gitivo slave law cannot n..w be tmfi.ree.1 in that
'lSfek JyjvsJaJii.
c. . ut, are sai l tii be as l7.li.iiis:
A black m in h id In-en hi. e.1 to play the part
or 'futfitive slave' and a white man was n-tag-el
to a. Uie pirt of Southern claimtnt. lb
ti!TS1 W" U' wn U' ttieet Into the
IVtrk. the claims,. I mid una or iwu titl.er ah am
S.nlliemer. after him. ArranemenP. were maile
for a mob to assemble, set th Markey' free, and
mcna.heVlahnit' with a oonlof t.iraad feat It
ers, which pr..ea was ttf . be iuwiaira.r th
lute mm takii g to bis heels, i turu. Th
black man. hnsrer, at tliceleventh hour, beeam
rriKlitcned at th rt he wa to plav.an.l backed
out, to tlial the 1im vdiem txpCde.L"
fntiew or Titr, C. S. Ntvy Tliere are CO
tuptaui 10 the I, S. ,vy, now tiling. wb h
been cimoeeirsl whli it on up ,ier.is 41 year
cvi ; mu.e bs Uitu 41 years j and th.-ir aiera-e
total pay during that time was each ile.ut Mof.
A ior.the aiioie period. .Tlie aW si" A oin
wamlen, wh. ..era:-e trryic of 3iJ yea.-tei -b,
nd none h. Ml. in as) v ir., and il,,f parage to
tal pay is eai haUa't tTft..'.tt. Of ,1b, ( ,,:
W. of the ..mmaiidera 4? wer app.inte l from
th fnm States, an. .'J a.id re.. lively from
Ui slave Stwtia. Total t. a nkf laiitaiii
and joutMoaVra, Jj.wt jeir. 4 m-mtbs ; ahorw
duty. I.Xi lyeirsj m.ru, I .t.-I, -ir, J
m, til I,; how I nghi ten ie.nr VI years S w.mths.
t.rtai py bar t teeyitv, r.'..'l.'V1 1 lotwl pay
b.r soor duty. W.A1-.i,iji, p.,,1 p., M.
ewipb.yed, f tt.-,-.,.s , .,, (ur wUu, u
d tersiee, I'J,1TjI,7,.i.
"Trnt Bunt Wsi i busiorsa !" said oM
Mrs. Pnit,ri.Hi, at th W.k.J ml of tl,n p,a
v is, i,.w at li t bvsanili.e blira..i, t. ling n,.j
a.r a.ui i-iinniei il.e 1U.A. s. u ttsioa l,u-i
licit: t"u'. that au l.e .n..ll,er .i-,..r b-n itn.r.
I suppose. II,.', runaway nier, this Ilia, k
W arrb is, and when they went to tnk him. he
o-mr i r.fiit. Tl list a Ity 'tis. Ilia
Won't Iwhai themtvltii, and that (.a,! Bw-
b-t 'em !.e. K.rf my J.art I Ihu.k as) ?'is
i.ijrers
I
,1
ni;'i-er gi. as a d.-inl.'e p. ... e.aji, war
b'.ia ormrt 1" And the old lady tmiM tl tha
l llu.tii.ll the l ive I I uiw.u rtr-1, 1 while
h" i i, U: i. ally ti..d a string to U 1 rv a
hind . , sol ll..mht ,.f il,e suirMrraiirle',1. ..f
I r.il-, the e.a.fi i;i Anieta. sn tt..atti.,i at
llTv-trm. nd of tbe mclajithtity fat of U,ti
anl ul ins daring tnii,.
I rcniCiiUr,' ya L...J lll.l., Mr fbM
trying a ea. at 1 .)rt, a-.d when le ,., p,.
1 H iit twu I. -Mrs. kenliservrd, ' . re are
mlj rleirt ..rmen in tb k.thete i 1! ,
-ft, f y ai, t, , 1. ,rt. -aid . t,,f !).,
eleven, " l a i fnnm aw'iy l- .it a.n. t(,er
businaM, but av tut Uf. In," rt.- lui -.. ."
. .
EitvnQi nr.-M .....(.... M . r I. '.' I. The-
7
x AFFAIK3 IX MEXIOJ.
The New Orleans paper contain intelligence
from tjV city of Mexico to the 4th instant. . Wo
"jafce several extra.-ts s ' N " ,
A tuliject which had led to eontiderabl excite
ment wat the arrival in Mexico of Seoor Ana ha
with despatches from Washington. Th lhano
OjHcM tayt that "the enemies jf our nationality,
'tin who wish for no other country thandneof
disimler and ananhy. the vital principle of &ieir
' existene to thetA, hare invented, iu tho object
'of lh:si.,of Semir Atocha, that of proposing
' to our tfoyernjiient Ui tale nf tbo territory of
' Lower Calif. Tnia and the department of Sonori,
'and Chihuahua, for Uie sum nf $,'.O.Ot.OLJ. and
'pretend thaf thie is fjin harness on whiA-tVf
v-ne,t is at thi mrwient engag..-d.' These rc
rsne it denies stoutly and proD.mQ."t unst ab
surd and most criminal Tho object of .Ssnor
a BiiKsnrti tny pronounce to lie that of
siniie slij,li
, s- already;
them at earlv
ftTtttY-ratifiprl at
WMbjiTlre paa ifr a civ a r. m rt
ttalt the propose j amendmenu have been a-.-ent-
ed to by tho Mexican C.uiernnicnt.
' SI. WM tm u Kosa, late Minister of Mext. ..
at Washington, and M. 8tt.it 10, a lawyer, have f
neen uantsneu trom tin capitnl.
Of Walker's expei'ution the Mexican papers do
not give us Bny late particulars. The proo'Ama
tion of '"resident l'ltat tit dwelt upon wit'a much
aatiBfa,.lt. . .1 .1.. i.fe; i ... .. .
.ut, Mlv civ, reliance tt tun ftlexi-
4ielief-r WfliktrrViwr
be on tho Interference of our Guvornuienial au-
ukiv4Uoa.
The Supreme Ciovernment becomitur alarmed
. tit. .'.t,. ..a u'.i. . . - -
... , in-. or t invasion of Lower
t al f .rni and S-morr. and tearful that. he. mar
endeavor to extend bit empire ttill further; and
allempt to possets bimselfof the important Pacif
ic port of Aeapuloo,have onlcred the latter place
to be put in a. -nil ItSTeorucii .hM31iTb5vot
tent two regimcntt of troops fn.ro Ptiebla and the
capital for ita; d,cfcne. Mho march of U.oae
troops townrd Afnulco, rwwerer, ha bon the
cau-woi a Trmnntiii in tlto'tpufflfrri Uirtlt.n nf
iU.rtopnfali,ThtseVa
Juan Alvaret. a tr.rt of feudal' Wd amoriir the
u eui.111, wno ai anowieuge no
law and bows to no ruler, alth.,us;!i h ha been
on half-friendly term with Santa Anna, and did
eml in hit adhesion to the act of Guadalajara.
The pretext Don Juan 1ias for his reliellion it
UiaUhe tmopanow marching towards Afflijiuleo,
nstentibry ft tho .'ttfiwc of that city (tgninst
alter, have in reality been tent to enmbat him
iJin.Cnis followeri.tltrcCur btiJuva dj;terniuicii
to meet theee troops on tlicir n arch aud giv
.thowTbuttl. x ',"".
TiiiSijIo .tXtlntoi tliat Mr. T Iro Valde;
recently a)vpolnte.l (lovermn of Sinaloa, bad ttr
riKod at MWlin with litO men, and that Mr.
lllaiiearr bad sailed frrrm that plncaj for Lnwrr
California at -the beaUjf TOO men. A rwdy of
oou men wat aiuiy etpe. fed at Maiuthm from
A 1 irginia Lwofoco, making a specs, b in Cou-
K"" In oppotition to a grant of land to a Wis-
cousin lUil Road, referred hi Loo..foo brethroa
to the following rsohititi adopted by the Vifv
ginia Dumucracy, and declared bis intention to
stand by It to the end i
A'seWw.-V'Tha Con ere ts ha nn nnwer in an.
pnirnnto aireray ur imnrecTtrtne
tl,. ..I... r.l..sr..i.. 1 . - ...
the talcs nf Uie public lands, or to rrnnt. ilire,,tlv
or Indirectly, th pul.li binds, to lh purpute of
internal ilnpr., vcic lit.'
Th b ThenrfoHBd SecupieJ, as we understnnd
it, by the Loeuf.Ktot of North Carolina and stoat of
theotWold Statet. And it i-rhwy ground
which suit tb Land grabbing State. By it
hy get-all a -wge smfHwlto-sifsriwHrmT
rery simple. The Southern IWieraey, pretend
ing constitutional cruplut, tefus to allow lh
Skjjhern State to accept any of th land. Tli
Land Atattt are perfeclly willing sot to git them
ny fir it d.s-s nit interfcio with their taking at
much a they please. So U.o land go; and so
matter in baud and tee, what it clear? the fact,
that these Southern fc'-rtiplut are bclj often f.
th purpose of leaking Uie public Lands a great
fund forth irmmifa iurof Utcofuua tuts in th
new Sute. t'njf. OU.
EnrrtTiow iw CtLirnavu Th Ran Fran-
clsco Courier brings us ,mt interesting inlelli
genc on tint subject. It appears from the r.
prt of Uie uiuriiiten.!eiit .f sebouls iu Stn
Francisco, that the city entpb.y teyrntean
tu hers, who, during the past year, iiuatrted
instruction to t) boyi and Q15 girls, In alt 1,
4.i I. Th traucbe tnbght are tliut enumetat
d, orthography, rending, yVrltlng, vocal mu.le,
arithmetl.', Eagtish grammar, elocution, natu
raltrmilotoptif , ttstof, Vs-.k-keeplng, jH.i
lion, drawing, aV'rla-e and phyaiolngy. Ia all
that bran, bet the most Spprote.1 , h.sd book
ar uscl, and lb pupils give gratifying evidences
of Improvement, Th superintendent thinks
that with th return of lh dry tatane) the num
ber uf pupils in .ho'ii will greatly tor reave,
and rexanm -n Is larger ajipnprUUont fp.m the
rity funds. The appr,priaii.Hi last quarter w a
1L-"1!' "d th enpioiitur within few
Lutein d dollars of that turn. Th aii..t ,utrn
deiit rwYoiiieidi ppri.prittiin f a h,,lt
s. h.,l. . " s ' '
- . . . .
M.irrsrsv riMi tii Ntitrnt . t t.r luri sva.
Th New York .; mi rrer tins. ntmm,but
placet very littl relit,c'n it, that th IrUh
tile If fl at etiy bai bad a teeret conference
bitty, at which they r.,ltd torraiii a irn
Uai directory Iwivh nihurdmai siiaitea n pe.
ra'ing in i.tl.er p,Mrti.tt of Hie I nkaa.l far Mi
purp. of htrn.i, ll.s apprisx-Line war to ar
cstHl, far Mst l-i !"'n.lenee. M. aoirea e-t
a h )4e,l. which, if rarried nui, are bkely rbe
tire Ilr.t i. it e qobiywent hi- bof s..,iers near,
rr lertite than Turke', . Iretund is l I e tl it
of ralie, nr, e. lh ,Ja.w.w " M mm ate ..
e iri.e fr.tn t'.e flin.ls l!. it were enlaMit. f.,t
,rls..d in lis, s..me JWl.lssi all. Abn, that
a U.-Iims ., I.e.1 t i l, aa Iri.h a. .k.
be- rt ir m,m as,, l aj.. tl, a an-.tl.er d.aiiit-
roiwiei riia-,w ia i -allium a -.aa ro e
it. i. ner pteiy t. a-rser teatiert,
v.aw to further (lie putpoe in ytew,
lib 4
IsitH or At Knin.t. W bam f ,.m the
V..H ll.r,., f Hr.leel.iy. lli.l VI ,., M.I.
..ilfHAU IIlCBJ Sllluol . .
pleasur. to learn that th femal cdlr-e, which
as association of gontlemea, in Petersburg,
propose to start, it in a fcir way of a favorald
eommeneement. Tjie gentlemen have just pr
chated th hauet and lot on which Henry p.
Bu-J, Esq., Dowwaidet, nearly opwite P,,plar
Uwn, fronUng 103 oa Walnnt and the same on
Harrison street running throhgh from street to
twet d7l feet. -The prk- paid for the tame is
fifteen thousand, (bar hundred and fifty ib.Uars.
Thw loonthai basat many advantage a could
he mid assomhle i together in any ejiot in Pe
tersburg, nnd tli tint of the M- at well at the
peculiar cmrtructioa of the htiuse, will allow of
an exTetuuWllil buiranytoTmTrraaouAbT
". . . . ,
Tlie gentlemen wbo have taken this tubjei t in
tanfl are determined tn.plarq iu lVteraburir.,
Iiauaiu cuJ of Oho bwbsl onlorf aaeaaS, .
iuuaiu of JboLuiboaorslerf Aawrt
j . . . . - ' '
il.. . '.
fttlty their desire
Tim institution wdt her of the bf.-Wt
Will bafiiw.i.t.l .IIL t.1 ...
- . ..,. boh- ourpa ol leax tier
0 KtHA-lydevindof all eetoriwaiem, and
wilt. r.n tl.. m-L..!.. I ..e . ....
,."" i,uj oi me ooet, it not the
oest lemaleeehool iii he South. ., . ; ,v
. ; v , x , -. iWtMy Democrat:
About tbt greatest piece of impu.lem that we
have beard of lately, it tjje eompbiint which is
now being made by the democratio paper of N.
Carolina, that (Jen. Pnckery intenda to begin the
ewiTtMw IV Ijnwriiiitir. IhiCii B" Intiirciindi data' LY
nouiinatcl. . Now, the domouratio narty 1....
yentton wa fixed, that the Whig Convention
wimld meet on the 21st of February, yet when
their coiiimittee met, they fixed on Urn lOth jif
AprlX'two montlit later.'. T his wat certaTiilT no"
fault f flic Wl,!,- f;(i. jhx.keT l.,,,n f
meeting any man in their party on Ui st...n
anuuoulitalmWlil, irrgny ylaftwhn fa.
mny speaa will arrange for a diashjn, when
ever it may be convenient, with any nersonVl..,
Bir6pjVoitit,ti wwrnmrxtioWiiewon:'''
iffTSnTisfflC
er letrtia" frwn an undoubted sonh ttit tb
JTinistermr crisis in Emrlai.d ia v,.t A i...l
ltf up AtttlM. lritjsh..tabinet juet when th
nu.ee.i.iinciMiircn woriu are turned toward
he nolile conduct t.r Western Kumpe in check
ing tbe ambiti.ait dwignt nf Russia would have
been most utifortumito. It became nei-essary to
withdraw the Reform Bill, nnd Istr..lhn llussel
vftm alsiot rt-tiring with the Bill, which would
have broken up the Cnhinet.n.it he jaortlieod
hw -r. lings to bit patiiotiim ( and lb Cabinet
will Continue Uijnthcr.
hril tool's row Cii.irvit.yn Tawir-tAtKitr
n,.u tf .1 r. .. r. . r.:. y,r
ooi.iriuimie tnirui artillery are order
ed to start for San Fmnciwo ha the 5tb proximo,
via lauitma, un.lHmaml tf Major Norman,
wlm has been promoted to the position of jimim
Major in place of Col. ashitinttm, who wn
lost by tha wmk of .to thui.FrwiiiM-ii, Thw
Iw0.ir'm,P'l!,u''. m.cntione.1 were not on bmvrd
the ill-ru.iod steamer, having but recently return
dfmm Text. Th remaining eompaniut of
the reKimetit r under order to b ready to
i1H,,nirifi:a-:,T,.Vrve,ie;j
make nrranirnitnbi on the Isthmus, fur the trott
ing of th troop.
FlA
Aft'ES or NllIAIf A Tha Ati.til,,.. ......
lmw the receipts into th TiW.irv feotu all
imroet the past tisoal year ita b l,6W,ytJ s ex-
pcmiiiuro, jjtr.i,j.K,, , j ti totui valuation of
real and peraoua.1 proH.rty assesso.1 f. taxation
in A ammtnts to the mint ef rwn hnndred and
satfyssra-Twttlia eUtgji. it t i.
... ...... ..-n-... uni,nn,i aia nun-
dre.1 aud fi.urtewn d.illara, IsSng an increase of
foriy-llve million five hundred and thirty-three
lb.uaiid eight himilrwj nnd five tlollaia over
to tsetse. ai tfalu ,4 Uie lusnbl pnqssrty of th
State for Uie preceding fiseaL year, 'i his fuel
afford eiHKlusiv and a-ratifviu. evulrnea oftl..
psolii sayrf in.prinsim otxtj tii lAhaaa -of fi.
naneiat resound In Indiana.
New IlAweaiiiBB t'.ia.i... V. .1....:..- ..r
, ............. ,,1
Ohvemor by the neoi.le. I Ida II. .u rt,..i.,.
it'itea there is a Loeu Foeo l,sof'Jl repre-on-tatlv
sine last year, which ensures an oni.i-
tioo aaajority in th httutlaturf . Tw.fc, U' S.
Senab.ra, w believe, ar to be chosen A ,
U-ritlaturn. ;
Sometbint-funny, when tha Im.,a ..,, i
.sow nam, -hire, Hie liiliraltar of hi
St. Loiia Pai iric ltni a.,11. Tl.. V.,.. v. -t
Times state Uiat tit President uf th St. Louit
Paeitle lUtlmad is now in thai City, and hot on
cMcd an enjnL-en.ent wiih m well b.....
4 Xw Yisrk tunlractors, (urbuihluia Ut H.mtlt-
weem branch f Ut ILtad, thn.uith it whole
length, from the iuuelion wiib tl.a Kanu. .1..,
40miletwetuf St. Ltuit. to th Month ae.io. n'
tin of lh Stat uf Mittouri, 271 mite.
Tilt Tsa.TT. Th levt the treaty ofalli
iff, offensive and deleuslye. Ietsim.s fr,nr.
and I'.i.yland hat been published. ttiptiVa
mat lurtey tnt:i re ,r.'l.i,le My trWaTiy nf
peac with lUsata eept with tlie connt of th
two Power; that Ibeit are not toderivaanr
territorial adantitj fnaw th nreaeut ,tr. anil
Ihey have tha liberty of aentlitit; an army t.f rs
eutaition Iu CtmstaatirMs,le. (if t,. a,,',,, av.
glands It 10 furuith S'l.'sW aud France 7u.isj0
awn, 10 P astHitabkid there about Ui 1st of A-
priL,
Tats i'tiMi rut thi Rui i,.u.W. bat
barely lime to title, lfore going to press, thel
the r .unly C,mr,by Hi nuai.ine.ut y.He of lb
nayistrate pre.etil, oeeisVd V-rdiv to have
an ehietiai, oat lit grst Thurxlay in' Mar. m
al.tain Hi n of the p.o.e. as to whether the
Ci unty shall tulacriU .Vi,insi to he Allsn.
lie and .North farolm Kailrtwl. Tbeteql
ar in favor of n, beyond m d,tU. W ae
bound to hay the lUilruad, tbnt't rerUin.
Arfra ,l,lhf..
Tni Hot or Jolt s C.t'iH.H- Tb Ke.ite
IS. C. l-i.oru-r sta.Mihat Krt II II has lax-a por-ua-el
try C d. A. I. I'lllown. fnaw his m th
ee, Mrs; Fewidy ('illrwrri, relret trf the lute
ll.m. J.ihn C. I'allo.iin.tnil will be iiun a.li a el
uvettpied by hint. He reiures to bis nam Mai's
with an ample fniiuiia, n.-. iiiiiolsit I .... lit f.m.
fill S. .I of AUtsttea, and berf ifny seat ..,li to
U saere) pieeti.r.a 1 f Port II II will 1 r rn'er
ta. lie I by the mm In a manner wottby of to .lu
ting.liahed a fathee, ....
StiTW O Hstsa The psnh n wlm h it to Is.
(twndel to HUM O ttrasn, seenia hi ,-.h. ,n I .(a
T It, noli
fmm I'.tljtMT-rttMt It
im (UtffW. r-t tl.a Ii,Ia n .f lw M t'x.('a '
ntth O Hr r n ii.r i.li i I m vw-'. f m
r.
. n a.
the 11 ,.
tlie late experimental tr
am says: When tl ? , :,
top a thrll whistle was
I:
i c i at 1 .
that s..'im-i, al-
g.it-n,
nn tl.
tuS.-ienf to wake
o until. n f.i-it-
1UI " nI nerey. and make the h u.- y
erairtbow with rrverenee to tl.e n icv.tj
gniut that broitrhl tbis jr, w..iifr ,.t (; e
among Uiem. At Irishman stn,:;iw wmark
ed, witb-lb wit that alaay. charnrteru,., tj,e
.o of Erin. " that it a glori.ms K fr ti
th ti p of the mountain.''
Th Lynchlmrg Republican accoimts f..r tl a
favor thown by western Iemocm,tt to the
Homestead Bill, and other Ser,TOet f.T Yohbin.
th old rkatcs, by laying that (he TThlg-, unO. r
Owleadof Mrrt Clay "owrupted the Western
Democracy." W always UioKht the Demoea.y
claimed to b inborruptiblevThey eertaintv hr."
high on that yirtue, " Wehare nevw sen it c 1,"
fotaed bfor that they can be bought uj,. If
PemiwraUo evlitor. think o,N cann .t be bla
med for holding th tame opinion ourselves.
' ' Rick? Bulletin. ''
:-A Phflndrrphkls-nw .frCi. T:B;T,.,t,r.tH-i
ann 01 Ants lawrenee. . the lbton mill. ,.,, ,.
V n"ne'1 Mi-Chapman, Jp,u .,(
Judjtethiipinanof l)ovht..wn. The fair hri-in
is one of the most beautiful and a ,p-.i.,i
T frt.t In V. ....... w. . f . 1 . . ..
,, '' 1 i.iru UM
i ... 'unTicti. n row
Toreed and she',n,l it, lllmtrr W ,.t are, ,H
i . , . , ... ...
mnartatMC, sws i-tiapm ui nnd l r t ,n r w
in r.uro)e in me same slop on board of hi. h
Vt. Hunter and hit wife en their tvu idini; t-1"4-
, l.NTSrjraisixo. The St. Xiclnda- H.,. at
New York, since the additions bave'mi ,,.
pleteil, ran accommodate n thinisand et!ii in
It WO Bwtiit, and not erowil then at all f
Ilere' an "inn" which is a- perfect n,iri,:kv
The proprietors, Mestrt. Treiulwell, Acker &
Co., bay just added a pewt-ornce' to their t, l
tphjWha
recuivo aniaospiitco message to all parts of tho
t'nioni without leaving th rimf.
"TBii TA.B'oiency'B;n, wbkWpase,TtTie'ilou''o''
of Represent, tLet on Friday, appropriates ovor
two millions of dollar. The item of tfl.OuO ff
trwrmTTjoW of trflitFfOfthS NovtTori. A"say Or-"
ee was stricken out, Among Utottppropriations
are the following
.J,!-?JPwj?it' l!?no.andgrin.Ii.Lifiii:l...
for tlie Pmtidoat't houw and f w iron fenjes ;,.
800. For repairt t tho Capitol, nud imptwin'r
Hhegonn.bt amnnd it, fm. Ft hmm and
lannr-potttt pn 1'euntylraniaavonue, tetwn
e,ui i h.
intl Navy Yrd, ?1 -.m: fur completing tl.e pe
dostaj and enclosure of the equcstriaii smtoe nf
Anilrew"Ja..ksoh, $ )t)0. For payment of -laborer
engaSod in thoyclling away enow, jtliO.
Tlio hill hat yet to be aetej spoil in tha Soa
at.".. . -
Till "Oai.i.io Jam Wtsctt" The reyoiutiont
of the "Caharrut Whigs" teem to have touched
thedemocracy in a tor placo. Tho " St.uulurd"
ImmftuMUei Jwjii..liw.lna.
thow plainly that the editor f , ! tho "bari c I
point." "": ' - "
" Wethohld like toknow b uy the ''.Slan.hird-'
discovered that "Mr. Rufut HarriiiRor w as the
author',', of those rosolutiuiis t - It was m t
lion'ed, in tho published proceed 'm-.., w ho Waii
the Minor, and there wnro three gen-
tlcnicn on tbo committee limt reported thctu.
lias the "Standard" FaUta(r f.n ulty t,f ,nr,n.
prinet tiy insiin.t. .iio' n
By theby, if the "St intUrd" it not careful ba
-will. JbavtUfi JAikbury Banner" J.nn uiw
bim like " t!iouen 1 of bric'ts," f ,r mnking
"ctmlemjttHmu ami r.,fwti7.f nUiu-m" Ut a
gentleman who " not teiai' Jhhlaiun aji-
rant ft rtey puft."Ctmwl f..c
""Tub Cavsrit Pai.i i. t Toi i.i r
Vt'4 Understand that the immortal ii,,ri,,nii hat
been examining the accounts of the t'n stul I'ul
ce, aud finds them more rU-raish Iran Klander
itself. It seem that this P-donblalite cm, ejit
hasn.it wily tunk fitHVXO nfcapilnl, but r,t iu-
to debt ti th inn's f a. .lie JIiWl.isKI ,.,,
Bam urn consider it at utterly l...... re.i..wi-
tion unfit rn for purgatory, nud will resign
the t ffii-o of prtsi.letit. Sine Geneial I'ier,
"I'-'in l the exhibition, Uie uni-withering h
llueii. e bich paralyie the bou.luel t,f pul,i,c ar
fairs in W a.hinjruai'htas-mpiJIy nun to a bead
ia Ui affair of tbo Crystal Ptla. Asst.. Uti, n.
t '..... -V. V. ll-rnl.l.
K. OTTi Pat.tit.t-5t tvo Wiinvta... A reahti;,.tt
ha unaimously passed tfm' legislature id Kcn
tucky, mcnnimending Cnngrcs to ps-s the a t
ereatlng the rank of Lieut, Genei nl i,. tl.e tm,y
of tlit I nite.l Stales, fit Uie .iirj . r ,.,.i,f..r.
riii( taid t.tle upon Slaj.sr Geu.r,;l U...fi,;l
Htsitt. A resolution Wt sl-0 p.iw.l eoi... !in;.
with Stitith Carolina and Massaebusetis u. n tbo
death of John C, I 'slhoua and Ihiiii. I ft Ut.-r.
A Ooon SuoT.-. The bet r,'artt.e we
lately teen, ram from Pn nli.-a, the x
lminie J.mrnal, Th .it..r of the A
Flag called it out, by tht following aquil. : '
i tit edilor of th Lsmisvit'e J.turin.1 , r
Uirooxh life ,ke a ft! Ir .iid tuneT I, 1
it Is tlie rustic' mtr.h." Prei.ti., sU
"dead shot," I nvlid bit piece, tnd t .lii . n 1,1,
Id tbe Flag man hate it rijihl in ti e i. I, -r
th following manner, to witi " V. ... U il ,.
klitor of tb Flsg. at th t l.e .,f I. IS ( grp. f
through life, l lik tun of I'j mini's ' IX
ft, it La will b executed on a 'i.,''" :, log."
. tit -- .
TttsirH-At vs., Mrh I'., Ic"t.
!' jT'iU o-mrrr l yctrniry( In rtii-t
Jmiiih, "'.Uy tjui.'luijc r Utiu j.
Rttuiiml l iU'.i.r,-t sih! tntnI Uti n,, ... -.it-.
n i Ute J- k Bin. It J!' v -I. N j a'l t!i()
i-Iiiimtrtii in iitj n-t iijuroi r I U i
A istut j !te rvuiH fn l-., nn I i (!
w i-n.f.i C from tl.rir !' ). M
r If.'iiM.I, tut tv All
Un? l.r t 4'-? , 1;
is tiiitntitn. '
U Mi) jr Iim t ni.!, .1.4 i
j (lt't U frf lllO A Ut It I I,,,
."..Tr't'f in ni t!f .rl r'r -I
..,'!ir- r liiMff, ttttr.i t
n,tr !t or-lMt , iiit't - i
Bt'tr M( kt (,f 4 :
, ! J
I'.sTt-.unnin.. r "I !, 1,
kv t- I m m I.. r ' '
...... .-w4tia 01 im a. ut.ee. I . . .
J t" l. ttty are 1 mer j .j waa ... t.j ., n...r
j Mind 1A lilt ,tut ealnsU'is f n l.
I. l.ia. ;... Id .r. a! Ibe is. U I'.iane .4
t
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an ill
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