warn,
ce
THOS. J. LEM1T, Editor and Proprietor. 1 11 MDrr Carolfuipotof jrfui in iWeUtctual, inwaWo pfjjifal rffouretf-t&e land of our, fte tnt rfje fjomt of out off tenon."
tTtlREB DOLLARS a Year, in Advance.
7
TOL S.
BALEIGir, If. C , WEDNESDAY, MARCH I, lgtS.
No. 9
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SEAVELL & MEAD
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Wakalaraaaaianmaat ai STUNK WANE,
KaMfk, Ha. If, IU7.
THE QUAKER AND THE ROBBER,
By Bammrl Lever.
A IravatW IaJ tha wild among
bTi: 7T-"C "."u-i a! to war.
etatbaa
fat a Vatd fci eoloc ept an hia wttmi
Aa4 k a wiih a Wy aa d atacy or
Tfca aaaaaul aba aaat Wa "7 Uiok,
AaJ ka traallar waa Bathing loth, I think .
liar arry Waek ya arr bonnat baaaatl
Aa4 Uta Qaakar aa grUa, (a Aa'd.vary fao4
laalku
. k. i in riila a Iba
aaw aw it a a
bwatkr
-I kapa J prataet ata. kiml ak," aal4 tha
At la liJa thw aaath aaar I'm aaOVy fruJ,
Far wltoV Ibaa hara ia Baaibaia abean4.
lj I jJ'm Car aa thine I thaulJ ba foanJ
fat aatwM fmm aaA aaa-I ha boadrad
If W thiaa da." Iba .oakat miO.
n aa'ar aaar a atatapn I aaoner would wad
Aad I ba aaatbar la baadrwJ just now,
la tha pwUiag thai'a ankt mj nJJla bow.
Aad t - aattla it. all apoa thaa, I nmf
Tha ataidaa aha aatilad. and tha rata aha draw.
v m - tu . t-- 711 tka tint!"
A atatal aha bald at tha quVef' bead
Naw gia aw) yaw gU a TU gia jon my
1 baa bat a brae" aaid bold Jim, "and they'ra
pent, 1
Aad 1 wont load (gain for a make bcUete rent
'Then, aaid Ephraim, producing hia pittolt, "jutl
gia
Mj fit hundred poanJt back or aa aura aa jou
lite, '
III aiaka of year pody a riddlaor iee.M
Jira Barlow waa diddled and though ba waa
game,
He aaw Ephraim'a pittol ao deadly in aim.
Thai be gaa op tha gold, and he took to hia
ecepere,
And when the whole atory got into ha partem
They aaid that lha ibiavea were 'no. match for the
quaken.
SHORT SERMON ON POLITE
NESS.
It ia not polite to tell stories at the table.
and it ia evidence or a vulgar mind to feat,
joke and nnicle at such a place. No
gentleman will permit 1 1 men to indulge
habitually-, in Ihia.liitle'itawe.iaiic." ,
It i not polite lo obtrude your own af
faire upon the attention of ' others, by rep
reaentuig what thiuge you have accomnliah-
ed, if.. It indiceies inordinate self esteem
and is a supremely disguaiiog exhibition
f it
'll is n6t polite lo lnilulge in n snirellinc,
half ssreastic laugh while objecting- to some
remark or act of another. It indicates a
very small mind and a hypocritical sheep
stealing disposition. What you have lo
say, speak out plainly and distinctly with
out fear or favor.
It is not polite to indulge in backbiiine
towsrds another, at the same time appear-
ii - r e w. i-
ng irienuiy u nis uce. it. inaicatcs a
cowardly and snakish-mind.
II is not polite to carry religion, or rather
the forms of it, into a cold, stiff morality on
the Sabbath day, and cast the n rices of
Christianity ofT, like a. loose mantis, six
days of the week It shows that religon
ia. abused rather tbaft used- .- avt..cw.i
It is not polite to eihibit a litl'jeness ia
pecuniary matters, especially towsrds those
who deal lairly and jrenerouslr bv vou
and lo whom you are indebted for a goodly
portion oi your income.
It is not polite to break into the ronrerse-
tion of Others abruptly and give an opinion
unsolicited. It ia an evidence of ill breed
ing. , ... . ... - . , ... ;"
II is not polite to enter into oorsnnal
codtroveraiea, and bar room brawls, parti;
' it is not oriiite to euiiBK" oitu wiut
a blackguard, for m so doing yott put yoor-
selfonalevei wiw mm,
It is not oolite to reluse a lavor wnen rou
nead it. neither is it po'H xiena one
nnli vou can do. it cordially, .
it ia not nniite to lavian money proiuooiy
to keep up appesrances, at the expene oi
honest creditors, r- It, ainacks a Uttla of dis
lionentr. .. . , , , .! .r , -
It a not no ite to erowa yournen- wu
society vf here you are not wanu'i. i u
proves that prule Has goiioe upper , nanu
nf reaaon. i i; '
It is not polite to call at stores merely to
make examination of foods -kb nainten
ilnn nf huvinr. It looks two much like
hnn liltinir. ,
r; a- . , . ......
It ia not oolite to crowa imo an rmior a
T , . .
annctum. disarrange his papers re n
msnuscriot. and detain him with idle Con-J
vers ition. .. With him, time is money. ;
It is not polite to beg newspapers, nor
it honest to Steal tbenw t ., r . ; - t
It is not polite to take a newspaper fat
year or more, and then stopit without pay
ins- the aubsc-rsptioo, and - grumble it you
ara ealleo-undn to make tha payment.
. r v 'J I .1.. p.
Uur sermon is nniaiieui hh .". "
are calling1 for copy. y . . ,
law for their awful crime.
Georgia Eaq.
These appears to be a sensitive apprehen
ion. that the Mn-xmans have accepted or
will accept the terms upon - which oar
Goverpment proBered a pteificatioh
formerly. That is not the sort of peace
which Mr. Plk wishes to conquer. It
might bring the war to aa end rather too
suddenly. IMt.Jmer.
The following burlesaue report of a lata
speecn delivered m the Senate by Mr.
Foote, of Mississippi, is one of the most
amusing things of the day. The Hon.
Senator is of the botch potcb, and fury school
of orators:
Imoorlant Debate lit Can or rut
THE, GREAT SPEECH OF THE SES-
F0OTB-IKO TRKTEN UOINGM'S BILL.
Reported exclusively for lie John Donkey)
In the. Senate, oq Tuesday the resolution
to raise ten new Regiments for our Army
in. Mexico being uujer consideration
. Mr Foote suid he had been very much
surprised at the highfaluting livoerborea-
4iie of nha gent-remsii ' from Tir'Tiiver,
aa as j i .iit.i a... .
uir. tMugrr, anu ur iiirrugniu very evi
dent that s gre.at deal could bo seen in bis
speech which was ma apparent. What
did the gentleman mean by the 'Aickeriii
light of glor's candle?' Was this not a
masked battery -opeoed upon tbe President
and his friends as the immortal Cicero
says, in the third csnto of Liviticus
'Qutm fliekerom candelibiit, wbwhtin dementia,
Ad rantibui cognovir larp ntum oerackce!
fcir. What says (Jeneral Tavlor about
this wart Sir, I will lellyou what he siys,
here under his own sign" manual in the
despatch which I hold in my hand (Rob
ert, bring me my spectacles.) he says: !
would i.ot see a cabbage in Mico with
ered. No, sir but it so happens, sir,
that they have no cabbages in Mexico, and
therefore General Taylor's opinion comes
id nought is going for nothing but cold
slaw! As the sublime SUukenberguis says
in his Steiiunarke tind SaurKrauten:
-TA:(WW extract is here given.
y .wtiguishe.tLiweignar
especially Mr. Washington Jackson were! ,ne Btn" lorce S,renl ueneral Iaylor.
DREADFUL SCENE
The National Intelligencer publishes the
following letter: r . "
. Saltiixo, December 29.
Testerday (Monday) one of the moat
painful scenes took place here I ever wit,
nensed. A aoldier by the nama of Victor
Galbraith, a bugler to Captain Mier's com
pany of volunteer cavalry, was shot for
threatening the captian's life. The troops
were all mustered to witness the dreadful
scene, t he unnappy prisoner wss broogut
forward under the charge of the Provost
Marlhsll and guard. Sixteen men were da-
tailed and formed in single file The pris
oner calmly est down on his coffin l shout
eight paces distance, and looked the execu
tioners firmly in the face -Ilia sentence
was then read lo him; he then threw his
head backward, and ssid to the men;
..Take good aim; I am ready lo die. ' They
fired; he fell immediately, having received
three balls in his "body; but In teW'mli
men Is be again arose, resting euhis elbow,
and asked for water and drank. He then'
said." kill me at once and rrlevie me of
mitery;" when four of the men who had
reserved their fire-, advanced, and placing
the muzzle: of their guntio . u iiiiio - a few
inches of his body, fired, almost cutting
him asunder. Tiuly, be wss the roost
resolute man I ever saw. Some of the
officers were entirely overcome by the
distressing sight.
Last night one of our compnny an Irish
man, oy me name w Kelly .was very
dangerously slabbed by some person un
known, It is thought he will not recover.
Punch on Mr Bancroft.
Our Minister has fallen under the Dili
eMpeltings of Ponch.' He is somewhat
ddicted to speech making on festive oc
cssions, ana is thus hit oft by Punch.
The following' report ofs speech is found
B JW.4 . a. a
i ue
Mr Foote I anvsotisrled human nsture
is weak as Shakespear says;
Ah. this rebellioaa raouaiain M my thirat,
Pulttu-t like Etna, from the crater gone,
Aad l( tiaaa in Elysium.' "
And now, gentleman, you'll excuse me
but I must go snd liquor.
fas adr the saddta. f think yea said," ,
The daaaarl .be rlpfed p the aadula bow,
Aad the aswker was ner a qnaier lilt nowi
Aad be aaw by the (tit one Ibai be aubed for a
Wide
His araa karaa away with ai'weggerinc stride
Aad Uw) eye I hat looked
t .. . '
"Tha eatrit sVitb asavs ae, friend Broadbrim,''
eMksha.
"To take aQ Ihia BtiUy tempUtioa from ihee,
Par aufltmon daeeie and beaaiy it floeliog, .
Aecapt from thy maVaVa a tight loving greeting,
Fat much doth she prohl by ttut Quaker a
Siw'
AaJ bark! Wly ukar, so reey aad aly
Haae ngb'aaaa aaerefebal a laat in yoat eye.
DWt g egua aaapiag girt's boaaeta aewaaib.
RaeaaWr lbs awe thai yea met aa tha heath
U. aaaaa'e J
greeted, and that distinguished American
.i , .
arose smiu munaers oi applause.
-neexpiameu now nroad way anil Corn
ill were in fact tha s'sme. He showed
how Washington was in fart an English
man and how Franklin would never have
been an American, but for his ed 14 cat ion
ss s priwr I11 ji'lyilrt.rttl , friend.
rSlflScnTrtridfaiher, more or U--
he vowed that he -wept ' tests M by an
euish on the pedestal of Charing - Cross
;issetl wim nnneai leryui iur ti im
wmnle that Ben Jonsnn and Samval
hat Poe and Dry den, Dr WsUa ancj
Swift were the darling of hit-, heart, soil
homVas ours snd in a speech of about five
and thittr rainutea efplainedlto us a aeries
of complimentary sensations, Terr; bard to
repeat or remember,, , K.-4 i i;t r.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER denies, itb
nma ainnrit v. the chsree so often mails
and so cenerallv believen tnsi me Aunua
iatratinn rontemDiates me entire aosoru.
I nn ur niexico as tna uiiimaie aim anu
object of the war ."The friend of, the
Administration." ssvs tne union, mean
ia rarrv out its messares anil
wqy, sir, the very documents show thst
General raylor had authority to make his
army ss strong as he chose, and to get
whatever be saw fit or deemed necessary
lo prosecute the war. And the old Gener
al advised the government, n'r. what it
bould do: snd tie talked strnno-. ...I -1..
slave to Casar: ; ; , .
Greek extrnct.J
There, sir, whst do you think of that!
And if Aal is 1 hot enough if my words,
added td these, are iiieflicient;.Dr. Boyn-
ton, the mesmepst, is here, and can p'
Air all IA Sieeo 10 tuur urfui . rumvii'
i Our dates by this arrival are fo the eve-'
nmff of the idinsl., frdm the pj ol Mel
ico,' ahdi the1 inf-'rmaiidh' given' 'above
cornea to us through so many enanneia
OU .11 to a.eep .; ,uu. a , . fc ,ulhenT form thal . see 00
Therefore. I sav it is lilse -etr p Au9iu I w" , . ,
' n?'- -'L-r.x.ir.n.na to qnestionthr fact. . , ,
' 'xv .rrf tmoat overwhelmed bv letttrs
that
masssge
nlatform is laid down in , the
"... a a 4 T al. .
winch aa,ws its design 01 preserving
.. ,-. 7 ' ..t J..,,..
HORRIBLE MURDER.
A friend from Marion county informs us
that a most diabolical murder waa commit?
ted in Randoph county, . about eight miles
east of the rivet, pn the niglh pf Saturday,
the'29th ult., npon the bodies of two negro
traders; Messrs. Trotter and J4ojtonf py twf
of iheif own negroes. Wf copy th Ofllpw-in-
naticu!rs of tW'liornd aflair from the
laader now only defied. Democrat of the Sd Irtat.i VThe) tnurdetd
men had encamped lor the ,mgrit a jew
miles to the weslwarct of Cuthbert, beweer
that r.We and Eiifaula,' 'Alv, having Willi
them three negroes,.two men and one boy.
While 1ylng"tbgether on a mattrsss, asleep.
the negro men took position, one on each
aide 6f their tictfmf, and at a given signal
ant their throats with a rszor. 'Trotter
..tint so fatally ;cat ss was coiton, and
wasableto jump tip, when he was des-
patched with an aie! ' ma ooaies wete
then earrled iTi,!miltj!distant' snd thrown
from a bridtre ihtt a Crek, "when the mur-
iv BaiUw I leU la your leetbl" derers proceeded to 'aecura the money and
011m ine noiea aru paper vt ma utw
and havino- set on fire the bloody mattrass,
oot rMifwiui the carrVsIt and noreesTn the
direetion of Marion county; tak'ng the boy
With them. The discovery of the murder
was made on; Siinday'' morning, frort the
Era having communicated to the woods, at
Friend Jamee," faotb lbs Quaker, '-pray la-ea W
ft Um canat aofc a rraal faf da ye e-e.
Tha gaU the ha take) is aot mine my friend,
Bet my ma- and truly 00 tbe I depend
a nuke it appear I my iruat did defend- .-,
Si ire a in abate thro' my elothes here and '
there, ' 1 ' ' " 'J "'
Ta male it appear 'twas a aVepeale atTjir."
Jim be papped (rat throagh the akiwa of
'the scene of the tragedy, which 'drew (he
" attention ht he' neighbor s 1r thtf s
bis
Aad then nW bis eollas quits doat to his.!
"" ttraa', '
2.wr eaw ihro' ait bread brim." quoth Tpbreiua,
vote .v, ;i-
pot
when, after 'rt seaterl, the ' tnangled
bodies of the murdered men were fonnd, a
bTor- atated.',, Ptrstrit Wai 1 Irrlmediatelv
made.' and ,ihs rlegroe ' were overtalerl in
Marion eooney and' brooghl Ltimpklrf,
Where ah gamiriBHlil a ' had. and these
particulars elicited by ihe confession'of the
a. r rrha werav UIm) taken to Ran-
4olph eouaty, 'waittii niralt ?of the
A PROSPECT OF PEACE.
The following important news rarrie to
hand by the last Southern Mail, in the Pi
cayuneor the I3ih. We trust it may be
vprified by the conclusion of a satisfactory
Treaty:
New (hhtm. Feb'u 13.
ARRIVAL OF THE NEW ORLEANS.
' Ten Datit later from Vera Cruz.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MRXICO.
The Bteamshitt" New Orleans arrived
yesterday trom Vra Cruz, having sailed
on theSih inst. She brnught over sixty
ofiiceis of the army, most of ihem ordered
on the rerruhing serice, and about 193
discharged soldiers and quartermaster's
men.
Mr Frennerarrived ttl Vera'Cmz'oti Sun
day lat, the 6th inst., bearing despatches
from General, Scott for the Government
nt Waibingtnn. He was only four days
from the city ot' Mexico. He sailed on
Monday, the 7th inst., on boaid the United
States Steamer Iijs.for Mobile, TlieNw
Orleans was detained for two days to giv
the Iris time to get ahead whtj is scarcely-known;
"The Ne w "Orleans, ho wever,
oveitook the Iris and passed her bafore
she reached (he Balize. The dcspslches
brought by Mr Freaner are of the utmost
importance. The nature of them was not
genetally known at Vera Cruz, but from
a source in which we have aViding confi
dence we Icajn that the Mexican Congress
has sent in terms of peace, which General
Scott has taken the) responsibility of accept
ing. One of the articles of this arrange
ment is that twelve thousand United States
troops shall remain in Mexico until rvr.
tain obligations are fulfiled the remain
det ( theoptw br,mtfiiwnr7?,w
. VV.leerfortrw- rharthe pfetimihaHeS
of the treaty of peace were signed on the
first day of February bf the Mexican
Government, and that no doubt was enter
tained that the Mexican Congress, which
was to meet in s few days, would ratify the
same by a large majority. By the terms
ofthUlrratV wm nmloralnnit ll.ul ill YT.
p:iWlhrTrasselenTTrTe
psrerf with that prdposed in Ihe conlerepces
at I acuoaya
his last dollar melt beforo his tyr, ami
when "broke" he turns from the 4bU.
lights hi eigar, without moving a miMrle
of his rcuntt-nerrce.. Tlie following nil.
vertiretnent taken from the Star, will git
an idea of the apread of civilzation in the
land of the Mexilli; :
.iwricE. 1 no proprietor nereoy in.
frma; tha oS era ami . r-iiizena nf ihe
United Stalea and Mexico that lha Grnnd
Sociedad Del Progresso is licensed lor
gaming. Gentlemen are invited to rail,
as all kinds nf gaming and the h-st the
miirket atfords, will always bo founj ou
his tables and at tlie bar. a
CayOne half hour .withnm port.
Show me an ectalilishmenl in the Uu'tnl
Stales where "all kinds of gaming and
the best the market aflorda" can be fou.d
on ihe tables "and at the bai. " Our su
periotiiy is manifest.
7Vic True Bounanry of Tcxat. ' ','
, A carrcspondeitt qf th New : Y ork Tri
bune, who signs himself "A Texan." de
clares it to be "utterly false" that the Gov
eminent of Texas maintained authority
over the strip of land lying between tho
Nueces and the Rio Grande from the period
of their Declaration, of Independence. In
proof of whiehie -ffiakrM
statement which, it may not he amiss hero
to state, .is substantially. -corroborated by
direct information which we have ourselves
received upon the subject: Nat. Int.
"I held a Texan commission nndcr Capt.
R. Ross, in a troop of Horse Rangers, for
the protection of the frontier counties.!
Our bests were defined by the Adjutant
General, with intruction not to crott the '
Nuttet. On my return fro n the frontier,
I applied to Judge I.ipscombe i-f Galveston,
for rayertificate of head-right, at the same
time inquiring if it were possible for me to
locate my land west of the Nueces, as nearly
all on the east bank had been located by-:
jati)T8w
the Auetes. This was in the Fail of
1839."' ''.
preventive against chole-
RV. -"We
find in the foreign correspondence of
the New York Cqmmerml AiUeiliiM il... -.
tne lomier -rial ,uii.iii j-piiiii. 1
hasbeeiitoesthblislf iniSmifMl thepou-;.
yiCiion'that chloride feasia a perfectly effi-
ent nre-eiuive. ana iiuveoii iu 14,14 iue ,
llirtk the I resiqeni siiuiorixeu a run upoo
iha hank of ihe Rio Orande or opou any
other bank? ' No.a'ir to U Ianguaga f
me poei 01 w lime ,r.
rarucum iinicuio ruu, .
Mexico's got the chmk, l' ,
Th Sloek airex one, ' 1 1
Tha a-wuaa ran down, t
HuikorS dickorv-w' 1 r- i-V, '
Mr President, tlie last lines I t is not
s,nd papers by this arrival, but give below
so man of our letters as we esn possibly
find room for: ' " 1 1 "
) Orizaba was captured on tne xout U't-
One df the purposes bf ine expedition was
to capture uenerai santi Anna ai ienu
can. Thelly Meic,an, hpweyer, etTecf-
ed his escape through tlie treachery of one
niynnii known lid avs the chloride ol
zinc anc
poputar
zinc anu iiie-niiraw 01 ,-et-, -.
(Usinfectant of Ihe day, are q.l no
1 cholera, although they will remove
y putrid effluvia,, '.'The only .chera:
he con
aail in
nrdinarv Oil
eat nreventife I depended on.'
tinues, "in mf hutneroua xposures to the
y'iru, wss chjoride1 jar snd this I believe
1. h a oer.'ect'one if the fumigation ,ts
complete., t, ptacd1f gd quanimepr
nance necessary ;Tr tho evo'utio
tlie
ion of
ationality of Mexico. 'Hie idea of absor.
Ing her is.'indeed, 'a psinteiCdeyil," . fit
only to fright "the fje m childhood.
It cannot imoose nonn. an jntruiseni 11 o
pie and )s only br ought lorto at this time
s a miserable screen for, ihecotireii.!
aartain leadera' , . ,! ,tAC, is
This denial snsy go for whst it if wortk
whieh ia not much in view 1 the ltnde-
ej'of tbeVdurs pursued. bv;the AdmUtra
tion in spreading our troops over eiico
and occupying the-whole; cpunlfy. " 1 hi
ia indeed called '-a vigorous, prpiectMlOti
r war;" and ihfe nbteCt is Ssid l i b M
compel the Mexican dovernmeott whirh
this very policy must isaiiuwr,' "
toterms?of pacification on the basis of our
demands, which are to. become wore and
more exacting the longer an adjustment
The views of the Pressldenl in : relation
to tho war and tha indemnity ta be reoi
ed have evidently endtlergone t -derided
ehsnre 'sit- Mr I rist a departure irom
Washington wim proposals ai peace,- 1 ne
territory whuh he wastneii witling ta pe
satisfied witklnay which hd wag wilting
ta pay a large sum to obtain Is not now
oresnea earaeienti tor rr tecommenua n
incorporation ef that very territory; into
the body of the Repablie,' and,- at the
same time, urges a vigorous prosecution
of the war te'evtaia lunner inaemnf
The nsmorsot" treaif of neac negotl-
strd by MrTrist. or Gen. Scott or both-
whieb'conid only be a provisional, project at
the bett sinee neither of them had power ,U
treat appear to causa much tinetamess
and disDleasure among official, and other
exponentsof the dominant poHrVai Washing
ton. Mr I nst is uenoanceo ms opire ia
ihaStata nenartment. lt is said ia taken
from him; he is peremptorily ordered home.
and there are intimations 'pn thd part of
some gesfoaa parl'zan, l,hat t ; wonld s be
well fo'quickeri bia homeward movemerjt
liy tlriving birri torcibly out of Mexico.-
The treaty which would haye beer) accep
table last summer, when Mr Trisrwtntoto
His miisioh, would not be acceptable new
going to tUrrnd. and o Heave the nuotatidn , h- colJB(m6n
f I I a.. L... Lin ak.k1 . m I Hat MAgeW 1 - 4 .1 . fi.l
anooiiuiew.. v oum him, ----a 1 rjoin. rerry Tetnrnea on me otn insiani
sciences of oaf opponents, who-t wished to Vf Cn. f.om an expedition to Tla-
plungothe.lapdorJsckson anu jenerson 1 u, 'm other lowni som. ,
inin tha arterial exasoeiauo of eiminen- I .-,-. 1,.;., i. v,n rm nn the
candisolation as Confucious cn,u8ed,y ,h insf--one for Orizabd,' Under Col-
. 1 . . . . - '. 5 fi M e - 1 itnA n,AM'
surairrtt,.-:!;'.: -i 1 HanKneau, consiaiins; 01 n,n 11,,v mm,
Chincw elrac.J; ji--- ; ,mj lhe other for the city of Mexico, tinder"
V bat if jl wss lbs object of the President h- n,. 0f Major Caldwell, of ' the
1 V ,1 m d . 4 la. I I UIHVMII
m connusf., Mexico-waa t n4 .America v.,.
oopqueedt , pidwe pot . bold our farms h . Th etpdi,tort which left Vera Cra ori
end dwellings, by, the fdrc, o(Peonqiiest--re4th,riU , i,gtMt the1' guerillad does
nv. were hot even our wives andebudeen I . , - i.k.a .irtr much' -"They
1 the trophies ai pur prowese m i"-ry 1 ,id w0 or thr(.e b)
Who snouia oojepi, n ur, army, -r , bn greBt harat
disbanded, chose to toke. upio themselves j. , fj.
or three bf fishes' witti thd eneTny
wss done' on etiner
Mexico, Jan. 21: 1848. ;
t The Sur on Wednesday published" an
artnwt rrnm a letter ol the secretary 01
War. whieh contains an eloriaent and well
merited tribute to the high skilfand bra-
Maxiean Sahirus after the insnnrr of the
children of,lbe Pope, as ao beaunfully de
scribed injho Cherokee version of the Rspe
of.ihe'.,Lock;,! c. t- - - .
Huncka MmcKo animnv aqa.w,
- Utrf of General Scott and thearmyVnttder
I Ihlnkilt: ! tie ouf bravd ' and ganant fhia ls6rtMafid. I his is aa it snouia oe.
.in: .1.;. P..rTi.. a.c.h1 Thtt Monitor ssve thtit Padrt Jarsnts Is
PUluicrs tniiitiiig ,i.i . ------ 1 , . , 1 J. I. .
. ... . . m. f h:.i .4 ' A u.l. I i;k .laail nnr aeearalv irouhdcd ttl at
wun lire E.ve anu iiiMo vaiuca aim awh ii,.n. "v ,1; ; . i' vr
jLTk.i.wt.A.i.Li- " ' ' " : ' UkfosriedwithisirirhtWniin thehhnd.
,.J',i...i:. .-Vii ifitik anl l.ta.that hs'had only 1wenV" tnett in
.1.4.'w.a.nt lavJn4 ht monrf' ,J " hia tat sirmish with theTexanS.'and that
' s Mr.Fooie-il am not "to be' inleWitpted since bis strcrstin that aflTair his forcn has
byfbd gentlematt, from Veiaware, wno mpiaiy Micreaseo. - m.
-iL.-. h."tn (net. tho rleodlv siiocCo of the truth aa the Monitor generally gets.
-"Vf . l .I...U1 l: I.H k.k ...kln.'a,i,h
writ.. WitMAt Proviso ooh the 'altar ol
, ... - . - - - - - r - . , 1 ,
niirnnrnoted terholfl' of freeoom, wnpse
bitter waves forever' crumble beneath the
pongs' of 'a'Tromothean desolstioit "1
wonld say 10 mat gentleman, in me
raage of Pdtiphsr td Josepli'a wife-r- 1 '
' " Iimro u.mnw oamnicu. naiKMM-,
I will tell hot Senator, dit,' thkf I "com
Ho millehial annihilatwtr his charge- against
the howeaty f the Demoeracyi Sif, they
are as honest as .the Wbiga as .honest as
the Senator himself ' -i "
Mr. Clayton begged to explain - '
Mr. Foote I snv fstisfiedi sir", kndbeg
the gehtlemwi'd pardon for' whet I have
said I beg all year pardon's gentlemen
1 beg Jreer'd Mr. " President I' beg my
owsj pardoiH-I beg 1 everybody's pardon.
1 meant to hsvd" estsWanip6l8ljr! ehawed
no Mr Calboen ii the close of my speeen,
and t had recites to- wd Senate the gfest-J
er part ef Childe Hstold -ami MeHersoiT
Notes en -Virtioist. 1 Bui I rritend harm
8enalor has
' hope ; no
me fk; y'
1 SlEperocoicri. NotVbV of6r1
amlerstood
ft 4. Vu
it 4 (! 1
Hia saddle, which was reeking with blood,
telle us a different fate as to his - wound,
snd the precipitate flight ef hia band, does
not look much tike soccess. -,. ,
I wrote in yoe some time ago- that -the
Governor had 'licensed' several gaming
houses, wisely cqnclnding that as be dould
not reoress. the evil he would torn it . into
source of profit, , .The result has bes . fa
, 1 x- i ii .c.l.
yoraoie. Mcwiy m wi iui yvtijr gaivuK
establishments which infested every quarter
of the eitv have been repressed, , ami ithe
rank and file of the army, who.; were fast
becoming demoralized,, already shdw, tlie
beneficial effects, of the ,1 measure; y Some
nf lha hrenaedhous -S oresenl ooeei scenea.
I n oneVthe jGrond' iiociedad, there are
less than'eleven tables, whore all , sort of
earning may be had at the shortest notice
monte, however neing uecuieuij me layor
he' '. An unimitaled spectator would bt
astonished St lhe piles of go' d and, silver
displayed on the tables,' and the anf froid
with which sorte betters stake and loose
smalt fortunes. ' The Mexican exceeds
others In the coolness with which he ices
L.Lat...n m aitorS 1 er
llllKLBIlCCv Ufcawmaaa . . a
hia 01 in the bands of a Bristol druggist.
w hp was kim enougn to uieiniie sr., ,
qitnosiy td appncahti during three days, .. .
with instructions (or use. and f a'm happy
te say Uikt'drnihif that time the deaths lU, -from
len to one per day " ' ' , i
STEAMERS ON THE CAPE FEAR,
We are glad to see Steamers multiplying
on the Cspe Feaniver. In addition te th
fotw belonging to lha Wilmington tf Ral -
right Kail 1 Koeu uompany, piyingv
Chart ateni we have ihe Henrietta, Fayette
illev Evergreen, W iJliam Mssres, cot
ton Plant, Rowan, and Calhoun, ana yei
tl.ere is room for rioTe.ti Tweiighi, small
boat totske -paasengera rtem here to Fv
etteville, that csn perlorm lhe tnp in im
dsy would be well-paironaed, and a ferre
Steamer to ply between Ihia and the'Bluff;
four miles above town,- taking peeeenrer
at the prioe thet new have to piy theer
ries, would pay a: apienaitt aiiufw m
would proteck WilnnnftoD eiMtne vvesierw
regtoe 01 our couaury irom
ry," and the exorbiuat ferriages they now'
have te pay Ik d , ; 0 Car Goz. '
Col. Jffewaajaa) bero ia the Mex- '
tea Wd and now. United Si-tea Senaioi
from Misaissippt. doeae years sim:e made a s
runaway match with a daughter ef General
Taylor who aeon died of a fever. I "
told tlwt he nd the- Geneial dii not speak
(o each odier from that time unm aiter w
battle of Monterey.Uf I saiatake noW whed
lhe Gederal sldsancing to vou-unm gsve r
him hilnd,aaying."S' I baveelte-
gether. misuke -jrour ehsraeteri and nttr
daughter but peeved to, be a better judge ef
Human nature man i ii ' ami tiin
time forward ther Oeneral and hie ton-id L
law were warm friends, i ; i '! '
if :ft fWil' .I II , i ' I i t Hi"'-'-
A nmy Curm-for Cennmptifi.'- -Ki
M. DcecHAare has reoeeily addree
ed a lener V be A esdemy pf Scieneis ( Per- '
is,inVhicbwe-aeetta;thaJe baediscdS
ere a'n snfallibla rmely for dieeases of ;
the ogs,eeir when toWides Have tormeu.
He bss forwardsd hie recipe, and sent ae i
etirity to the vslur ofW4)03. franc, to hJ
forfeited in case we eoiracy w nw
should pot be eauWished by experiewee, i 1 -
II, W ssid bat , speqial meseenger bee , ,
been despstcbedL ttfer.Mg ,Jtl to bripff ,
bim home "neck and heeh.' . j
1 T'-,--; ''vw1 c-' ' "
' CCf" An arrival from Cuba brings jj
eounts of a ten ib'.e fidrlrff sue ia that Waid