-Oil
puns J TJEiIAY. Editor Mi Proprietor. ' " JlortJ) Carolina Pobierfui hi inttlfcftusi, moral ana "bprflcal triourrr'-tbt lino lit eur ftrtt Mb tfje tome of out afrretfdnd.'. ' hrnR' COLLARS lr'ea inAdvjnM."
- ' , I 11 11 I , " 1 , . I i ; ; i '' l ; 1 1 . , . ' "... ... .
; ; - R4LEIOII, If . C WEDNESDAY. JL!VE r. IS9.
XeYf during and Svimmtt
ifi?SJSr FROM HEW YORX 4 ElROM
It. TUCK tit so ;
HAVE JUST RECEIVED lbir fpring nl
Y fk. I7 r.e ui lhe,6rm, lrtm ch chep nd
plenilitl tpriof e'fom jt iair tluccU inla t.tl
mtikel fri.n lb pmetl mnfcluriog eUblNh
imoU in Euro,t whI ibi cuuutrjr ni thjr now
rMfMctfully iHtiic ibmr eustoiM ntl ih publx
....rilv. to Mil Slid lamina hCoc and cb-p
it ...u ihs tineit aoti chaaiMMt aaoortinati of
Coi. Fureif and Dnitettie, aw jiTired in ihi
city. T-.ejr mk no fluruti alwui ibrm. ib'-j
prak If IbaniaalTea, and cannot fail to command
ha Jmiralin of purehaMia. wbo hare lb larta
and knowtxlga la jade corrcctljr of lha boauiy,
quality and 'aloo of gn!. Call and afeno
charg fur looking nd if yoo do not gat bar
ga oa, U will be no faall of thr aelleM Thvir alack
u lar( and well aaaorted, for Lad ea. Oi-nllMr.ea,
Children end ernta, erohracing tbe finieet at
well at the nvnt aubxlan'ial an idea. It ia unnacea
ear to enumar-U bo4 the improvement of th
head ia of p'imirjr importiynce. they ceil aecial at
tention to their very auperior lot l Hale. ---R.
TUCKER dr. bON.
Raleigh, April 4, 1848 I it
Tht Cheaptit
Campaign Paper in
South,
tht
PRICE ONLY 60 UKNTSl!
THE VEOMAIV.
(REVIVED.)
Tbia ia to be the title of a Weekly Campaign
P.m-r to he i-eued fiom he REPUBLICAN UK
TICK, Richmond eommencing on he 7th of Jane
next, and eiiJinu wit t the rieaioen'iai tiectiou
tbe la-! number einbrai'in tbe official reiurne. -
Tbia jiaper will embod. ir. oontenient (bin,
facta and erij.imwite of in'ereet during the cam
paign, end will be conducted in that apirit of mod
eraiiun and tome which becomva tbe adfocatta
ofaound Whig Conaereative Principlea.
Tue Yeoman (revived) ia deeigned to occupy
the aarae poaition, at a Correct channel of Docu.
mentanr and dtaiiatical infvmaiioo for the people.
that wee oceotll by "THE YEOMAN" of
1840 vtueh, it ia believed,, enjoyed a mre general
circulation than any other paper ever iaaued from
the pre -of''"VwgMii'w.. i.'...v''"." i-..-..--.
The very low rate at which it ia prspoeeil to
furniah thla aheel, juatifiee the publisher in believ
ing that it. too, will go into the hande of lager
-lae of readera than any publication emanating
from ibe Hombern preaa.
Tke firal namber will be ieaued on tbe day of
tbe NATIONAL UOWEN IION, and will
convey to ita rea iera a Telegraphic report of the
proceeding! of that body.
TERMS (F SUBSCRIPTION.
A rem fane of One Dolar will aecar Te
Copiee ol tbe Yeoman Five D llara. Ten t.opiee,
Ac. A paptr gent vitktut tke money ha been
received. rWaga in all caeee mart be paid, or
the lettera will no, be teken from office.
The actie co-operatian of tbe Wbiga through
4i Virvima and North Carolina ia eanteetly in
Ivofced iatefrvirt3q ;prae -THE YEOMAN
befere aa large a number ol the rtUfLU Mpo
eible.
Cj-Will all who receive thia proapeetne be kind
enough to hand it to ibeir neighboial ' A Urn ae
tive Whiga in rach cantf . during l he Apatl el
ectinaa, ought to have no difficulty in eeeuring one
hundred eubacribera, and tbia .in the aggregate
wOulJ awell the circulation to more than THIR
TEEN THOUSAND copiee in Virginia! Ia it not
worth thi efltirl! Addroeo
RO. H. GALLAHER.Hicbmond. Ve.
N B. The Weekly Rertanlican ia el ill (urniah
el at the low rate of One Dollar lor the campaign.
Baltimore Strain ItlarMe Werk
So. lOtt Sootb Charles Street. .
r Baltimore.
THE proprietor hs constsndy n hand
. Monuments, Gravestone, Mantel ii
Table tope of the m t APPROVED PATTERNS
J f the FINEST MATER.ALH.
. N. B. All ordere tbankfu'ly received end punc
tually attended io. LEVI TAVLOK,
JJalUmare. March 15. 1848. . 18 3at.
J. P. BitOWNB,"
MAKER AM) IMPORTER OF GR VND.
BEMI GRANU ANDX OCTAVE ,
nnitni n i r -s- s k w aa&ssssa
i , , , .. . , . t.
W sold inform bis friends tbst lie ha removed hi
- Warereemt to 395 ttraadivay,
(Lafarge Buildings,) NEW YORK. '
CVIR. Br wne' Harp era by far the aiost els
CU gaat ws have ever seen, and in tr.e lone
. there Is ss- extraordinary .' addition of swertnese.
purity, and power. .The enrdial approval . ol the
celebrated Harpit, llochta, ahould m-ike him and
hiswrk4 rrlrurattd throughout the couutry
Mwitat Timti --V
V- Harps repaired. Sirlag. Mane, &.
Loo.loh and New Yo.k, establiabed 110.
? April II, 1848. ; ; MS 3m.
?JD8T teeetved y lb HMrVara e general lap
ply at K.vou-al Aaaic HAaewaaa aad
STt-nar Hcs. Put lhI IttrLs. tneh thej
will aril te Country Mrrabaata at Very tow price,
'oe libaeal term, eonsie ing of - ( ,
Trseca, tio Chain. .' ! ' ; ,; t
We!ing ilue. Manors orki ;
Anvil, Vitesaadbmith's Hammers, '
' Irfieks sua) ltcbes m great variety, ' ' '
Hioe, Uuok aarl I. or? hiHtdit tuiri h Forks,
P.k'i Krilve aid Raaort. WKk aelebraied. devk
e raariied I hereon, Rmgh end Jtradf Mnena
Pitta,' Mtmttree It an every kr oiiM be.
iawgmg in tbe bowneaa, and 'retpesllalrr ask the
Mreebaoia ol tbi vieiiuty io favor Ihem ,witb a sail
. M:a ibey aexr visit the Coy. :
V --wrTv4ttVELIi,kflOr-
1 -'.'V Market i. PaiLtasunnv ,
. Feh, M a, ...... ...,, t-t, :
v?f "if Im3rtaal to Fartneit4 ''i:t'"
vpitB SobHsrihor bmg parehaaed troot' Alfred
, A Spats, agesl v W beach dr. fl. J. Catling,
tu Daloaleee-tn henafil aa their iasontioau Lf k
ate of North Carolioe. offers lo ih Farusraof lbs
aiaieineadvaniage of a Machine for sowing aM
aiaos or 1 Ol Uraia greatly superior to any thing
; beertofore diaeoveied. Alao a sew Plo-gh toe the
eahi'stios of crooei sod else asset oatuabW eira
rW Machine f ir the ahelling of ero, Tnesa Ma
and Plough eta be bad by artpliealion to
lb subscriber at Raleigh. Partieurare explained
Wbi U. " ; - VVM- F. COLLIAa.
atileigli, Jan: 8, I84T. "' " '
w8SlSi!feip
BOOTS iLlTDSZOZS. -HLiNkY
J'0.l Eti ,
WOULD "retpecv
fully announce - to
hie friende and the
Public (hat he hat
j a a t leceived hie
Spring and auiuner
Stock of
Beet, Sheen, Ladles and Children's
Mippers, Ac.,
of the lateat and hinai approved atjlea, and
aeka a call fmrn all desiroua ot purchavinf ei
ther a lieanillutly. fine or durable eiiicle, aa lie
feeta atiafied that he ia prepared with nia taiga
and well aeleeied Stoek 10 plena the laeia of
eve. y one, Amonn bie aupply, ereanme mbw
aniclea, vnu the polo Alio Slipper, brosxe and
kid lha O'ongreaa Gaiter, a eplrndid. article;
light whole and half Gaiier, the Polka Slipper,
and a namber ot other choice kind for he La
die. ' A moat exiennive ' and varirxl aaariinent of
Miaea end Children'a Galtera and Slipper.
The Gonitemen, too. will find everv variety
ol anicle l'or iheir wear, but aa we praanme
they will call and aee for themaelvee, it ia
needle toaay mora to them, , -
jntnNfiractwHna;.
I MI E Subscriber has a largs and full
lupply of Materials Ibr majiufacUiring,
and having also a lot ol L,ata ol me laieettul
moat approved feebiooa. he ia prepared1 tone.
ont in nrat rate eiyle, any tort of an artiele
thai hit euatoniera may want.
He ha alao, for the trade, a large assortment
ofMATKKIALS for manufacturing, such as
upper Leather, of alt kinds. Sole Leather,
Thread, Laata, jna. which he will eel! low.
Thankful for past favors, he most respectful
ly sake a eontinuance.
HENRY PORTER.
April I I, 1849. 16-4t.
PROSPECTUS
or THE .
NORTH CAROLINA HERALD,
T
MIE undersigned, having formed a part
neTehtp, will continue the publication
t:rJUiiaVI..JIaeiiK
at which time tuey will puuhih en enlargrd abeet,
equal io the ''Kaleigb kegiater". io aiie, under
the tii le of the tiorth Cartlina Herald,, The
North Carolina Herald will be printed entirely en
new end beautilul 'ype, in the neateet manner
poniole, and lurniahad le eubacribera et the low
price af Two Dollars pet annum, in advance;
Two Dollar and Filly Cent if pot paid within
three nionlhe from ihe date of the find number ib
eeived; or Three Dollar if not paid during the
rahscriiition year- '
The Herald wi 1 advocate Whig principles as
heretofore, and wilt beeonducted nol only with a
atrkt regard to iroth honor and dignity, but with
due coorteay to opponent in all cootruvereiee thai
may arise. , Particular attention will be paid to tbe
Mtaiae interacts ol the 8ala, ajd all duirable io
formation relating thereto will have a concpicuoas
puKft "Tbe i lateat" rorrfginlenrgnr3e7-anra6
Iracta of the proeeedinga of Cmgrees and of tbe
State Legieiaioret will lie gien. Besides, por
tion of it column will be devoted to Miecellan i
ooe reading, of a Moral. Religioue, Agricultural,
and Hciemificl character, much ol which will be
original. " in short, every effort will be made to
render tbe Herald valuable and interesting. '
Wo eppeel principally to the people of Ran
dolph Coenty for support is tbia undertaking, and
indulge the hope, But only that our old cuatomera
will all continue their support, but that a largo
number nf new eubacr here will be adiled to eur
list We alao respectfully solicit a liberal patron
age from the adjoining Conntiee, and other plaoet,
sod the encouragement sad support of- miner
generally. While we indulge the hope of render
ing the Herald worthy of the support of tbe moat
intelligent end red ed, we can only promise what
our etparleoce and untiring efforts may render! .
The enlarged Herald, it will be remembered.
will commence with 1 Ihe Presidential Campaign.
and will embrace e period of greet interest in toe.
eeqoeoos of be unusual excitement likely to pre i
vail throughout Jvureps. .
(jTo Club of uva person, at one office, the
Herald will be sent or One D -bar and Fifty
Vent each always id advance.
(fJAny PoaimaatetjOT other person, procuring
five subeenrere, ond remitting tbe amonnt or sub
scription, will b entitled to s sixia copy,
New aubaeribers wMI be e.reml to lorwsrd their
names by tbe lstof June. at Ihs itsB Hsrald
... .i .., lim..
will make its srnearance al ou' that time.
H. D. MACHETf
H. H. BROWN.
tkebonmgk, May 1,1858. - -
PIMTIMO TYPES - , .
WILL be aold at BUUCE'S MB W.YORK
TYPK FOUNDAUV, after March,
15ih, 1848, at ihe following very Jow piices,
for Six month noted
' SOMSK. TlTtB.&e.
Pica, : per lb. 30 eta. 69 et.
SB l DID, &
90 els.
SS
100
108 .- ,
120 v
ISO
IflO
820
Small Pica.
SS
60- :
6
,74
rbo
120
Lone; Primer,
Burge.ois, -
Hie ier, .
Minion, . ; .
Nonpsreit, .
Affate, "
3
37
4i
43-
58
73
Pearl,
109
160
' The above prices, is eoneennenee of inc-reaM
ed f iotlilies (ormsneraeturtng. are maebteeoeod
from former ratee. A liberal discount fol cash
in band st the date of ihe Invoice, ,
, Presaoa Cbaaea. Catea, Wood Type. Ink,
lie. furnished at the , lowest manufacturers'
price, either for cash or ciedit
Oar Specimen Book for 1848 la now 'ready
for distribution to Printer, who Will send for
it,' and sesTaiii snaey pew irtjclee IhaPwe
have never before exhibited, sneb as Writing
flooriahea. Urnamesi. Oiaameotal Fonte tit.
of which we have as ample atock for the pi ooipi
exe.u,iionot ornera, , , ;-? v v
' Printer of Newspaper wlio choosl to pub
lish this advertisement three 'limed before the
1st of Juno, .1848, and send as one t( fhe pa
pen, will se peid for It is Type when they aar-
eitaoe (roan aa, of set ows snanafaciaros, oe
ieeied frooa our tpeeimsaa. its tiaaes the
saonOt oft he4r bill. T . ?B e.; y ,
For sale several g pod aeconddtanrj Xvtindsr
nd Plaies I'ower pree.',SuMidlii PrsaeeS,
Hand Printing Presaea, Ac '" , ' ' "
J ;t "CEOttOB BRUcreVro9'
-FI ! tm rv.-.. l... Ilia V. '
ROBB, WINEBREN F.R & Ca
Beg Isevo to ao-mmend iheir Boecfuota, ''
JOHN KELLY & Co.
09 Clretsnat latreet. Philadelphia,
1 s Ibeii triesda and late patrvoa I bey are lo4
in receipt of the Fashions and a choice aid e
len aa-orimenl of SfKKYG and SUM.UJiiC
ff EST OF ESGLAS) and FRE.YCB
Cloths. Caaoiisiers and Trstlags.
fO( the leteal impxrtationii.
FeMoos visiting PHILADELPHIA, are re
nect'ul'v invited to call and examine thei evton
ie ftiock. Orders from any section if the Union
promptly attended to
. ' " 18 6m.
11
IHE Two Literary aociet ea of Ramlolph ' Ma
con College will be publicly eaureeu iy
Hon Hksar A Wns,ifVa, enibe; IJlh June
nxt. which ia the day immediately proceeding ita
annual commencement. i: - 1
T. L. HARRR VE. ..
Cor. Sec. f F. L, Society.
.... "an
April 14. v
10.
Office of Literary Banrd.
Aeaii, 28, 184H. J ,
X T a meeting of ihe Board hild in dy, it waa
JfUk tteeolvtd, That the ram of Tbiy Thu
aand Dollars. (U:000) in part of the nett- in
come of ihe Fund for the aupport of Commee
-rhoola. during tde current year, he now dvWih
eared vrnmtfrtne. eeeet-Cutia -of the . Aiai, ia.
proportion to their rederai ropuiatinn.
WILL. A. GRAHAM.
Preat. ti officio Literary Board
; 19 3w
JAMES E. BROWN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
SADDLE.! ADTUUK MAKEIt,
N. 143 .Uorf Si. between Atk (f 6tk St.,
FBI LA DEL FH1JI,
SBlEoPEUTr lii.I. IS1
WW forma Dea'ere and oib
era, that be manntsoturea end
keep constantly on hand an
' extensive aasortm- nt of Had-
die. Briddlea, Ruseet and
- Emmefled- Leainae .Saddle
,,flags,r;tJaUa)rs,-,Wbips
Also. large hv si oie
Isther. Ruaset, Black and Fancy colored Solid
Riveted Trunk. Valires, tat. together with from
300 lo 600 SaiAoy. .Bruee1a and Damask .Carpet
Bigs, Ladies Baa a, Saichelle, eke all of which he,
oflere et the lowest prices, and solicits an examiu.
aiion of hi gooda, being confident that every or
tide will give sstialaetion both is price and quel.
By. v;-, rV; 7 -. .?.
A TFACHER WANTED-
jTtjHE Truateea of the Tatboro' Male Academy
IX wiah to employ a competent person lo take
cherge of thie School, who can come we: I recom
mended a to habila and qualification to leach the
varioua brancbeaof an Academical education,
Tarboro' i conidered e healthy location, lbs eo
eieljp ia good, and a well couductcd School Will he 1
iioersuy parroniseu
A pplicanta will adJrees, (postpaid) Trustees e
lbs Tarboro' Male Academy. . "
JOSIAH LAWRENCE,
JAMES WEDDELL, .
HENRY T.CLARK,
JAMES M.REDMONfy
ROBERT U. AII8TIN,
ROBEKT N0RFLEET,
ROBERT R. BRIDGERH,
WILLIAM G.TII0MA8,
JNO. S DAfi'CY,
Traatees.
April S7, 1848. 19-61.
From the Uncle Sam.
THE WAY WE NATURALIZED A
FRENCHMAN.
. A YARN FORTH E SEASON,
1' . BY NEDBUNI INE, :
I al way travel ; by ' ho - Norwich and
Worcester line when I pascfrmrj Gotham
to Boston, my ieon therefor beino; very
easily anmmed.up in tlie fart that,' thougli
a last line it ie'a aaf tine; though its officer
are decidedly fast, they are gentlemen, and
moreover I never went through on that
lino that 1 didn't hare boods luony adren
ture. . f -.i i-'.- . ""'-'
The last lime I came on' from ' Boston,
we reached Allyn's Point quite osrt 'and
found ttie Woiceior' Cantiin Williawia
all ready for a atari, and moreover 'when
we got below we found burning hot anp
per also ready. It) a s lew moments we
started; the stipper bell (how musical ev
er!) w as.ru n(f, and with a "general rasli"
we were awept along to a aeaf some
where nearly amidships of -the long ta
ble, ' . V
While diving into a amokins' stew ef
Worcester oyaiera a eiy "email rolce"
ctote to my ear exclaimed: ."' ' " f
Sare eefil sal not bo too mooch tro
bale, wil you give lo me ai.me of so leet
slireke" gat ec on gal plat."
1' looked around and aaw that my
neighbor waa a little Frenchman. -Glancing;
at ihe plate to which be pointed, I re
plied; " i
"Those are not chickens, air, they are
woodcock!'' . -' - -
"Zen I vill have some of ss wood coke,
tare, ,tf yoa tese1M" rv - -
I handed him the plate, from which he
took earerai of ihe bmla, and that he
wss plessed with them I could not doubt.
At the first mouthful bis' eyes spsrkled.
snd heexrtaimed, maghifiqutl- tuperbeT
Amused with his msnner. 1 entered ' in
to conversation with the gentleman, find-
. . a I i ,Jt a.'
ing mm nothing totn inereio, ana - Den-re
the supper wss orer we weie exceedingly
intimste. ' ''n"'
The rrsder wilf besr in mind that ' this
happened jitet before' the! .news of f ths
French Kevolutton csma wet?-Aiier
tipper was over my Inend ' Wished to
Dt
lo. lbs foiward dsck- wheie wo were
joiiied is a few mon.sota by Gould, Mud
toe. and two or thito mors . of the tine,
Our conversation soon turned .upon
politics, in which, my French friend join.
Ah, Mesieura!'' fsid he, Mtie is
one cr gran' reptiLlique nowf vat shall it
be whin ii have more devil, up iiselfi'
, Us undoubtedly meant devslopet but
no msiter In word will do .
Yee," wer-plied, 'and ilia rapidly
evil uppin r ii self, thouaands of ne v fit-
tens arrive on our ahrea every day
and our convenient and ' pleasant manner
of naturalising them; add daily strength
to the on sweeping ' wane of democrs
eyl"- - .
'Aaufaletxt" said our friend, rat is
We explained lo him the necessity of
foreigner being naturalised before they
tould rote. -' ' '
'Ah, ah! I onnerstand se nittaraleetB!"
cried he, I link I shall liks heem ver
mooch. Ow mooch monnar- he bring!"
"Coat, yon inesn!'' :'
OuL Mesaieur! Ii sea all io samel
Ow mooch hs eoatf
Why, sir, in ordinary cases it Iwould
cost ten dollars, but we'll put you through
lee-wWhingtt- hi.i.i.,...ha.wii..
"Ah, Messieurs. I rer mooch oblige!
You ver polrie. Ven shall se eeremonie
occur sat shall make me one hotnms de re-
pub iquet . -.: '
"immediately, if oti like.'" we replied
gi'ing ihe wink to our party.
'.en 1 shall it like!" continsed the
Frenchman. . ' .
" Well, ibe first point is to ascertain' vour
democratic points: how much canvass can
you carry without capsizing"'
- H no onreraiand sail"
'I'll explain. Do you know what s ei
cues isii ist"
: "A shin cock lain. Ah. out yes tare
ver mooch 1 know heem! ' f
How fnar.y r can you drinkt .
sink sres or four!" - c
" I hreevr four! that will never do. - It
will take lim to naturilixe youl"' '
. Zen, ssret' Cet impossible! ' My
'omult vii holil no inoie zan two pint,. 1
Jiave meusure heem. Ten shin eock.-tail
ees more as two quart!"
ViNot if they're weak onert but we'll
try tu put you through on fx'f . '
Vel, aare, 1 vil try to lake sen, Tor
I ver mooch desire to be one hum me de
republiQue"
Make, 'em stroug, wo whispered to
ihe barkeeper Plesse to uke down1 sn
sccount, said ws to Monro, who ver
seriously look nul his memorandi
sod penciL t . t -i ..,
The CibI was prepared snd duly enterer
ed by the Frenchman. j ,
Lest folk! use ver strong! he ejacu-
lated, .while his eyes wsiered. but he held
ot his band for the eecond. ; It Waa given
him, ' - .
"Ah ha! sat is betisre! he cried,- the
first ba ing lomn what deadened bis lasts
lo the s'rsngth of ths see ond,
I bus it continued till ia quick succesion
he drank six strong eock tails. They hid
not yot bad Urns to operate snd after whip
in if his lips snd eyes, for both wsre watery
lie askeu, v ,
Vat shall bs go rest of la eeremo
nie!'! . , ... v r : -., -
We replied by sending a hand after an
American flag, and directing another to
bring up a settee from below, with lour
lighted candles. ; : . ;
By the urns lbe flag was brought, the
Frenchman began to "feel his oats," and
as his sya fell upon it he seised it -and
kissing he bright folds, cried out: . ' f
"Vis la republique ds Amcrique! rive
IS tiuitcocit iailal : -
; - .oe oust now organ to turn around wiov
tm., . . . , .
mm wiiu pciiEariveu syaopuNos - oi istigue
tn bis legs for they beat MiJer lbs weight
of ihe j br ck' in ' his ' bat," The . seties
arrived very oppenunely, snd the flag
being spread ont upon - ii, we lifted the
saodidate and laid :MA out at full . length
Upon it wrappiug all but his fees in tbs
ttr Spangled ilanntr. Four etout men
of the deck pssiengers. Irishmen, -who
sre slwsya alive lor luu were picked out
now and each of them directed to lake a
candle in one hand and a cornet of t be-as t-
tes in tbe other . : ..
The rest of us fell into ranks behindhand
lbe procession marcbsd aolemnly around
the deck of ths bost . headed by two of
ths party whistling ths- luns of i Yankes
Lfooulyt -ii ;'-r.i-rn '".! ', .' $
The liquor had now fairly ."got dp steam
hi the r icnr.hmsn'sT head, and - he wss
deligbtsiL .He shouted ids Marellaisf his
eyes flashed with plesaursand svet and
auos bis shout, "Vire la lepuNiqne!
Vive la shut cock tail!" would ring, through
row-wean . . r--.'i t , j. ! ; ,
.1.. u . w
Al last, however be . became, ouiet the
deiirum passed away and sn apparent stupor
follotred. i-Unl- -
Ws.setllism down gently on the forward
deck, toimed id a' cirpls around bim; two
caudlea wars placed at bit, feet snd two .at
his bead. . lbe wbiailsrs sloped - Yankee
Doodle and commenced s desth roaich.
V e.sll beeaioe suddenly solemn. A verse
from "Old bundred'Z ws proposed, Jinei
out,eodaung-;1,,:t.t U yii.a
1 beo for a moment all was atill, when
the lips ot iho-qaieeeoot Freaebessn were
seen to opt n snd' hit "suit? I mall voice"
I sink I shall bare four mor irr gliin
coca lail-.fene.es s nomlMtre! Vrve 1
rspublique! Vive la shin cocktail!"
1 need not add that ws al once holed
him in. He was aturalixed. " "
One of the Irishmen aid If the Jolin-
nv Cropoau Waol a dimnerat, then ths
crater couldn't make liim ao',' '
ANECU0 Tfi Of JCIIANCEUjOR
KENT. - - -
- Ths late Chancellor Kent was one , of
theae men -whoso innste -dignity enabled
bim to wks in good part fanui aritiesw-the
lesuli td Ignorance and sceident. Ho was
exceedingly fond ef'roartail music,- and
hearing tlie drums of a recruiting party
who had taken s atation at the comer ol
the aireet. boating a point of war, went out
to bear it oVsrer, 1 iscssibly hs waa whiat
ling ths burthen of the tune, when ihe man
of war thus accosted him ' '
MYou aie f -nd of such musio, Iheih tny
fins hellowl" i ' r ' i
"VeryK was ths reply.. . t r-s
Well,-then? said 8ergeanlKite, why
not join u! Good quartera itowl ' pay-
large bounty; besides, our Captain is s
glorious follow. Why' won't you now?
You esa't dd better." " . . -i
Weil," aaid the Ohsncellor, "I lisve
jjfeyjtweybiifaw
"Willi is itr- sked the sergeant '
Wby jat ; uow-1 -hoppeo to hsvs
s better Usde." .V, m. , - j
What trade is iif" said ths inqaisitor.
"I bis Cbaocelloi of tlie State of New,
York." : .-, - : j
WhewT" interjected the sergeant
'Strike apt qoiek tiins forward, mack!'
Off tramped ths man, without looking be
hind lorn; leaving ths Ohaneellor to en
joy m issgn al Uis saveniors. -
. ' - Home journal.
:, i ... .:..
On littening to evii repori. The long
er 1 live,, the mora I feel tbe importance
of adhering lo the rule I had . laid down
myaelflu Wlaoalo suWaSitulrsl!7'
t('sr-1iS'-trnWwtIio
jrejinlicoof others. 8 lo.blievs nilhing
oi tbe kind Until I am absolutely forced to
ik . 3 Ner lo drink into the spirit of one
who circulates so evil report. 4. Always
to rr ode rate aa far as lean. lh onkindoess
which ia expressed lowsrds. others. 5.
Alwsys to believe thai, if. the other side
went besrd a very different account would
be given of the nailer. . v ?-.y...j
' Grief murmurs, Anger roars,(Im patience
freu. but Happinesa, liks a calm river
flows on in quiet run-light, without a rip
pie or a fall lo mark the rushing on of
Tims towards Eternity. . ,
rirsatd that g Yinkeevrnostmnss
. i . . .i .. 1. 1 r. '
set up a one nurse tnrsaning ui at: in no, jior
the convenience of parents snd ' guardians
Having unruly 1 children.' , fid will fick an
urchin like b'lasea for fourpence. Small
licking one for two cents on I r wand "the
most entire satisfaction -"wsrranted. , "
THE GEOGRAPHICAL CHARAC "
XER-OF MEXICO. 1
In the speech of the,' Hon. Troman
Smith, we pla ed before onr reader a most
valuable collection of facts' concerning the
character of the soil of Northern Mexico
Toese facts, gathered from "documents of
the mot authentic character, di-monslrnted
the important t ttih that - it U' perfectly
idle' to talk 'of obtaining indemnity for
the sinenses of the war in Mexican
terriiry that territory lieing in iteelf si
most otterlv worthless as s nossession. ' '
The following tetter ot one ot t.te - Vir
ginia volunteers,! who "marched with "a
' . . ... .. . . . e ..
Iiortiot) or tnr regiment irom tno camp at
Btiena Vista to 1'arras, is puoiislteti in 'the
Charlestown VsJ Free Press. 1 1 furnish..
el interesting eonnrmstion tu ins geneisi
I ur.LlllfllUIl w -........ ...iidii
s,Rta.s whichMs embrdied in -Mr. l-mith.
Speech: whilst it aecnonl of one of the
esaes, which set off the immense deserts of
lliat' country is peculiarly grsphk
- -- p.aaas: Mexico, March I7i 1849.
" tn my lest letier I gave yoo a sketch of
our match to tbia place and' promised id
another to send yon i deserlptiod of Part
and the neighborhood rooffd iu '
' And in the outset 1 'mosi' -express my
fears that what I ahall writs- you' will
ba"regarded aa tiver wrnghr, as many
eommunirattons sent from this eotintry to
the States are nothing leas than a tin ue of
falsehoods,-penried rather for the purpose
of filling up the column of a newspaper,
than of impsring correct information in
regard to the manners and easterns of- the
Mexican nation, snd tbe appearance and
reteorce of the country, v Tbo you have L
read descriptions or many portion of Mex
ico, California,' New Mexico; 4W' which
are entirely fabulous.1 'The. two 8tts I
hsvs "nsmed, together f with other bars
ben represented to ths peiple of lbe Uni
ted Btstesrse-berraMrenvsljftrti
much so-' at the richest' portions of our
own eounry f snd -1' dooot not, many
of the prosperous farmers of ihe- Valley
of Virginia, -1 Pennsylranis, '1 &04 bve
been led- to believe tbst there own garden
spots were 4 barren in comparison a jib
Tbe truth of the mater is tbier one may
travel for dsys together snd nothing bat a
bsrea wast of ink It chapparel. here Snd
there interspersed with-the' Palmetto or
Csbbage tree, appear to the eve, nothing
vs the towering mnuntuns which obstruct
the eight en every sttle, relieve the tiion
lat,'afier days of weary liav'el, i neant(ritl
spotfs leached " mors b autiful from tbe
ptrtnre roo have lud berbfe your' rgsze so
t-nif." Ilere a neaf town'i lb!t ilrrbst
obscured by" ihe ihiekness of tlw f ifiagi
All the fruits of ihe tropical climes at ound
in rictijirofusion tbe eomffiinglea perfunis
of the Orange, itie Grsie, ti e Pomegranate
the Roia t'BKiitts, UieFig &r, enrich the
atmoepht re and each pussj. g I r.-eae waits
i s pleasing se ts sionnd, ' 1 he p'see is
vocsl with the, rich snd wild chorus of the
feathfred songsters ol the fi rest. who leem
to'etpreas in tongs ofjiy'that'ihers is one
sinut in which to pour for h their -swet
melodies, and find sustenance lor their
iinfeaiherrd yngi. A lonely"' r?e6rtia
makea her apperaftC v, 1 ihe- pure bloiid vf
old Utite coursing in hef teina,'1 lief 'vwl
optuouS form outrSmeled by the art tif .' Hie
milliner her raven tiessra foiling grateful y
over Iter ' shoulders' whose 'tMonoruoiia
would rivsfthe Venus'de Medici, he Ml
and lustrous ds.-k eye peering fortb betrvath
her reboss; each glance speaking" more love
than mere language could find w.rdc t ,
utter her every movement sytplHike; wears
t srried back ill fmacinatttin to liie bekvtiea
of Paradise and see before' ua Eden arid
in this eeleatial being we ea-i yimaglnehs
beantiful occupant, inheriting as she ds
iw s;st s dcfee harrnes wbuts4t
to the Mother of mankinJ, the fairest ' af
Iver sex. -i here are pucbspots ws Ve-xiea
bnl like angel' visits fww und far between
osies in the dee.t. Such a Spot Psrra
with Hs rich vinysids, its fruits, its dowers
its trmpiil streams, its plazas prom
enade! and last, not ISal it loely wo
men, W , '. ,.. l !. U 5Mll '
Parrss is sitaated in ths Northern part
of tbe fcUate of Coshuils, and near me lines
of the State of Dsrsngtr sad Chtboshna
and not very far distant from acrec j
Its rmmediataf neighborhood is very fertile,
sod produces fins crop i f ''Wheat, BwrUy
snd Cero, but tbeetrief ptoduot la tb wmo
pressed from ths rsps of ths rnasy' viae
y aWawKicbeoser
laiv TlMi ftetphifl
are not trained on frames, but "allowed so
grow as Tisiure dirscts'tbeaW the ealtlvs;
wrs pay isg das atUniioii' to - Uimmiog
ibera alter ins crop is gsthersd. tdsthe
lop of the bill st lbs foot ol whwb ths to wa
abuilt is alargsartifieial ban's waHed up snd
eemested and coveririg a apace of about? a
ounh of kn acre, mads for the purpose-of
a feeder 'io numerooslittls : canals 'wh eb
conduct the aster to the vineyards oaths
bill sids hod - in' the bottoms, where-art
smaller trenches tn whb b tlie watsr raas
snd moistens iho roots of lbs .vineev saj
sides the gardens, fruit treeev Ao. - The
little ranlterve lo aa,wahlnji(tlsees
for the womatt, hundreds of wfaoni Btsy .
all times bs seen engaged ia -t,rtet 'eceup-
tion. i I be targe basin st the topol Uu
hill serve as the ! finl balhing plee 4
have ever seen and ouemen' make good
use of,ir, sd well ss the Mexican jpepabttioiu
male and female. tHor-.-a-i:fv3 1-
WhH 'specie oftVace inrak yoa enelota
the gardens and smalls vineyards of lha
town! 1 No other thao beaotils ly trained
hedges of Iihts Cstillit they.. are kepi
well rriined, snd being now in fuU t)iwm,
it is the mr snohanungacene 1 has wi.
noised. In oar morn ng walks- slier re
veille we pssi these hedges for miles, tb?
ir fragrant hh their rich perfume, and
our ears delighted with the " lOeitri t-eonga
of birds of every hue and every 1 variety : vf
autvrl .. V wi'!ri! .
' ; On lbs border of the own is the Alemsds
Of the publi. grove which is great resort
for' the j0ple Hei may be seen id "The
mnraing and evening gentlemen snd Mies
enjoying the 'cool ? and -refreshing; sbssM
furiiifliieij by it magnificent tree, engaged
perhaps in some affair of the heart, a pair
of iovera laying down plans' of ftftiire h.p-1
pine, 10 prove dothiiig more tbait casilee
in the air, 'v -u ' "I h.rt
Tlii grove is laid out in' long ivenoet
klong Wb.Ch jsland ornamental tree of
great gr 'wtfi Snd beauty, their lop" meet
in and benr sn eiosely ioterwmed ss trt
form a perfect sylvan arert unpenetrable by
fay of the-tun. In the intervals' between
trees are hedges of flowers alone which kre
neat sei lor the viitor. ' The avetnte
serve Ss delightfuf drives, 'snd the equW
agea or the eiiisens, some or them veryt
ne are daily seen rolling over the pebbled''
waya, their lair occupant engaged in gayt
and tprtgmly conversation. iters, too, wa
have our company drills - every morsing
the - sccuracy and Cellerity J of our move'
menu striking the numerous behotders vth
admiration and wonder. ' Od ; Svery - Sabi
bath day are heidheio the eock fights ofine
VtexiVine in which tbe most respeetab!
raenol the lowo ngstfe, bettini lares sumst
of money. " A cruel a i ihis tpon in the
Slates, here ji ismore so, from ths nstursrs.
the weapons wiihl which they are heeled. t
Ther ire ealled slashes and area miaiaturav
representation of a seylhr-Thsre4av rsrevi-
iy a ngnt mat noes not rsssK hi toe hiiii ik'
one" or both cocks, v a
"The greatest plessurs I know," (ays-.
Charles Iramb,' "is ts do a good action be
steatth.'and W hare frand it out by. acci-ji
flatt? 8 Ml -5-'l . 1
(. ' "- - 11 ' -' I
"A 7oeog phyaidad asking pereusiloti
of a lady t to- kis her, she . replied :-Ne
ir 1 .never: like to have a tirtter bXi
lliruwt ra my facets
,'ti e,1
w-.e
'.'5 "1. Sjtt ... '
f 'T beauty is that whioh i fuir without i
ilrem iJe dl:monolnyM
a. i .