TOOS'l'M in Wttntttaat. uoral nb jt?W&weeTrtiMlite Ottr,VfVcjt aaOri)C b'on OacafftCtlon' ; ; 1 THREE DOLLARS a Year, in Advance.
UALEIGII, W. C . WEDNESDAY, JUXE IA, , ' '
4ti 7iiif4?'i fc?l fi ' ''l''5 .-?,
I ' i
t'i m VH ,
FKESX rBMfltEW YOKX 4 EVROFZ
., ,-...- i. . i mm : t fit'.v
B. TirtHKB SOS , J
HAVE iU9T RUCEIVED tb(r.prif trtd
CumiBcr upply Uod, wlac(4 lm.$m
y.irk, by 6rm,. Iron Ihl heap H'l
..lenJid ijjrinf eirguM juat iulr. Jucl ln
mwkel boat lb ptinwpal bwnniferturioj Mib?
meat in EnP t"J ihi owiouyj Uwy "
iMuwlfully iuiw Iheir eutar whI ih public
.....ilv. ta till tnd sawiiM aafintt d chro
:r . ii .1.. fliiat and cbMPa-nartnial of.
Go((f. Furtif and Dm emlic, iw offrrrd in ini
city. T.iej n fl-urth about thnn. ihy
peak f thainaalTM, and Canaot fail to command
ibe adiniratMHi of pnrchaota. bo have- lh' laato
anlknjwltdg, juJ. iwrraeiljr of lao beaaiy,
aualny d ',,a i"!. fall and aro--n
cbtrg for looking tnd if yon do no got
mm, b will b no laoM of tllf wllara Their aloek
it large and wall aaaortod, for Lad a. flnUemen,
Children and nanana, ambraeing Iba nat a
wall elha m'Mt ubtaniiat ariicle. It h unneeea
ijry to enunwU bn the improvomanl of the
head ia of p'imiry uaportuoro., tbeir callapecial.at
ttration to ibeir tary auperior lot of Haii.
R. TUCKER tc hOS.
Raleigh, April 4, 1848 ' 14 tf
The Cheapest Campaign Paper in the
' South.
PRICE ONLY Q CENTS!! !
TUB l'EMA.,
Tbi i to be lh title of a Wrekly Canipalgn
P.lier l i be i-eued fiom he REPUBLIC AN tF.
FICU. Richmond commencing wi ht ?th of June
oeil. and enJing witn the PieeiJen ial hwihn
the lt number arobrariny the official reiuma.
Thia paper arili embly, j convenient fum,
facu an J ara inmli .of in'erert du'ing ibe cam
paign and will t- conducted in that apiril of mid
eraii n and liir - winch lieromi-a tlie ad-wata
of e.iund Wing Coiiaetratie Prineiplre.
Tnc VmiBiii (rtved) b deained to occupy
the amepoei'iMita'a correct ebannel of Icu
military and taiit eMnf rmaiinn for be people,
iht w. orchi d by THE YKOMAN" of
1 HO i which it u bri"rd t-njuyed I mm general
C.ri ulatmu that any other paper errr icaued from I
the praaa of Virginia. i r ' j
1 he ery lowriieet which it ia propoeeJ to
UUUU8,
foaaiek itjiavih JiiiiaVmla aaihibher le. WwmW4 -,-Me,.t ik&fi!e.$8y ,Jiiidrr
int thai , too, wtU..iuM tlMt,.lMWllAJlC!exX,lM.,,i.,l " A4"' Curna , "ffZtl
cla'a of re.iJera than aay f atilic ion cmaauiiug North Carolina Herald will ba priulwl autirety ot,
from be "outtiern pre. "new and beeotnul type," In Ibe nreteot muorr
Tlo Im number will he laaue I on the dav of poaaioK eud lOiawhMl to ubcrilra at the low
lh NATIONAL OOtVEWriON. - nd will.
eoiivxy to ita rraier a I olegrapbi report of the
proceeding of that body. '
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
A rem t'anee of On Ool ar will aeear' Two
lyopwa ot to x eoman r ii u nan, i an .oymr
&. JVi paper unt milhtut tht money ha hten
received,- Pu ge in all caaea mu-t be patd. or
the letterk will no' be taken from office.
The active co-operation of the WtuK throag1i jv),,,,, intereale ot the 8 ate, ajd all dairaula in
ou' Virginia and North 'arolin w earnestly in- i formanou ralatina; thereto will ha a a conspicuous
voked in . an emrt to piece - inc. icujnnn
before aa large a number ol the PEOfLE aa poa -
aiole. - ..(!' , i " k
q'T'WiH all who receive thi proipectua he kind
.eiwugh to.bwd itte 'heir , 'MilihmTTA7:new7Mr
live wnigam acncuiiiv oarmj ine npm ei -
eetiona. ought to have no dimeulty io we iring one
hun lrrd aubcribra.;-and ,ibia in the agreeate
wouU a-ell ti.a circulation to more than TH1R-
TKKN THOUSAND eopiee in Virginia! I it not
WWIIU lUiruiaTII a7tllirJ -
Ri H OALLAHER, Richmond. Va
N B. Th Weakly Retimliaan i aiill furniah
el at the low rate of Una Dollar lor the campaign.
Baltimore Steam Marble Works
Ao. 106 Sonih Charles Street,
DALTIMOKE.
r A IIB proprietor ha constantly on hand
B "Monument. Graveatonea. Mantel &!
Tbl toie of the moot APPROVED PA I'TERNJl
and of ilia FINEST MATEUlALM. -i
N. I). " 'All order thankfully received and puno-
tuady attended io; ' LEVI TAYLOR,
lljiumore,-March 18.1848. ' ' 1 J 3m. ;
J.FBIiOWNE.
MAKER AND IMPORTER OF GRAND'
SEMI-GRAND AND X OCTAVE "
Ta a vr n a ' a v-, a a mt aa a aa ai
i i r .. , , . . ; r jaamea by the let of June, aa the Laaa Herald
V ould inform hit friend that h ha removed hie! wiu mtkt M -rpwWHC,aJ ba that time. , , , -
v urvrowiain ao xva ureaaway,
,A ..Lefarge .UuildingaJ i E W YORK
CV1R. Brown' Harpa-ar by far th
sLUgaat we have . ever aewi, aud in Hi tone
there ia an extraordinary ' addition, of aweirtneaa,
purity, and puarer. Th cordial approval ol the
celebrated Harpiat, Bucha ahould rail him aod
hie work celebrated throughout the oumUxi
, Harpa repaired, 8triojrer Marie, &.. , . ,.
Inmdoa aod NewYoik, eatablilMd 1810. . ,
, April U, 1848.; ."r, , ; lfl--3m.i !
-t' H ARISOT AM:
J
tTST fvaeivtd he the tuhiaribert a eeeeral Mb.
ulr M KeeunMid iauun H.auwoa mud
dHirtaa, :fcieli tbey
Willi mil to Country Merehaataal vrry Io pricea.
on Mral lerms, eontre lug of
Tat,0 Chain, ;.- . i
.Vvdiof lloea, .lanra Inrkv, ' ,
Arrviia, V'lictaedSmilii'i llammeri ,
1k and Lathei tafgi eat variety ,'" ' ' ,
Hom, Buck and Ivory handle Knivr tc Perk,
. . Pack- Kair anil Itaxortj vilh svleoraiad idevi.
eet iaaikel thereon. UMgh and, lUaily. Bnena
I Mid, Manrrrry. ka and i-very other aitku be.
tet-Me loHia hmiiicu. isil Mniiail m..
ftlsrf haul irf tbii rwir.it v ie fcvar theea- with a eall
bea Ihey. pxt viaji ih City.
" . T. HO'V
" f V . l u. a
VELUicCO.
' . i' " H lmkM Si. hnmitMiK,
Important t Farmcrai
vTI . ??b?"w,' "if ptuchawd Jrora AUied
o;iMa. agent t -r W Uearh & R.i. GaUtng.
vrni wr tneir invention tor the
et ol North Carokfca. adTera to ik - Fartnera of the
iatibe advantage of o Machine lor cowing, ail
a.iu oi iujiu iuiiii great y upiir te 0y thiug
hsrrtjf .re dtaenveiej -Aluo ni-w Plough for lb
Jlli itionfcro;s( and alao meat Valuatil aim
l Michur fir lit availing of ra. 'Three Ma
.iuee and Plough e n be ti4 br" application an
-haoWti!ive at Rs:aigH.-PertieilM captained
4n had at uw, . V W II. P. M).LLA.
r ,Vh.Jn., I547,t
it '4 K' ';VT ff'u'el-ti
. ,
BOOTS A1TD ' :
"VOUtD retpeeu
. fully -noonce to
hie frivode and the
Publte. that he baa
j aieed hi
cipring 1 lr Jtiotmer
Stock of : ,
'.vi
Bot. Shvs. La4it and ChIllreA
' "V Slipper, ftc '
of the !itft and moat approved aiylea. and
ak a eall fmm all dreirout ol percbaaing ei
ther a beanHfuny. fin or durable article, aa he
feel aaiiafled that he-la preoarrd with kia laige
and well aolecied Stork to pleas , the taai of
ete.y one, Amoop; hi aupply, arvanmo mw !
nicle. riai ho Polo Alto tiiipper, btonxa and
kid; the tjongreea Caiu, a aplmdid artiele)
tight whole and half Gaiter, the Hulk Slipnef,
and a nnrubef ol ether etolce kind fur the L
die. J " - . 4: '
A mnat eitetiaif and varied a.rtmiit of
Miaar and Childre' Gaiter and Slipper.
' The Gentlemen, too, will find er variety
olariitlefor ihetr wear, but M preaume
they w4ll call and ace for themeelree, it la
needle tbay moreioikem,
- mjtNaractartat;. - -'
'I 'HE Sabacriber ha a largt and full
1 supply of Material for manufacturing,
and aatioK.aleo lot of Laet of the lauat ami
moat approved feehion, he ia prepared to exe
cute io oral rat eijle, ny ort of ao article
that h eoaor ay waottf'v-Y,.urKi,..TOf.1
' He haa aloo, tat the trade, a largo aortment
of M ATKKI l.H for manufaoiorina;. urh a
nppef- lther( of ll kiml. Hvh Leathor,
Thread. Laat. d'c. whirh he will oell low.
Thankful for paat favor, he moat letpeetful
lr aak a continuance.
HENRY PORTER.
April 14, 1848. U 4u
PROSPECTUS
or THE
N0ST1I CAROLINA HERALD,
1
HE underaigned, having formed a part
nership, will continue the publication
oflho "KaiMMi'b Herald" aotii the et ot Juc.
at which ume ibry will pabinh aa enlarg. d abart,
P' . T IH are per aauem, im oeVoircv;
Two Doll.ire and Ft ly Crate if but paui witiiin
three month from ike dale of lb fint number re
ceived; or Tbie Doliara if but paid Junng the
tlhacriiiUoaj rar ' 1 . ,
Tl Heraid ' wi I advocate Whig prtotiph a
oereUiftira, ml will o conducted net only wrw a
strict regard to mlt honor aod dignity, out wbh
idue eourteay to opponeauiil all eootrovrratee thai
mT aiiea. Particatar attautioa will be paid to lb
p.e. .TbeUteet rorrtga laielligence, and ab
, Mracts of the proceediga of lioOgrea and of lb
( Stale 1-cgialsture. will Ng'rea. Beaidaa-t per.
ofitacolumn will be devoted to MiaerUen
pat reading, of ojffl."ngtdda7"fricuttuj
- ,j scienuactl rharaclar, amen ol aic& will be
orfoal. In abort. eery Botl ejl h mad to
; JI Herald valuable and iuWreating.
; vt appeal principallv to the people .f Ken.
I dolpb County fortopport in thie andertaking, and
indulge lb hope, not uuly that oar old
will ell conuuoe their aupport, hat . that a Lara
number uf new eupeci.bet will be ad led to
litt ' W a alao respectfully aolictt a liberal patron,
g from the adjoining Countiea, and other pi acre.
and the encouragement and u port of miner
generally. While we Indulge the hope of render
ing the Herald worthy of the 'pport of th moat
inteiltgeut and rA ed. wa can only promie what
our eiperienee and untiring ffo:ia may render t
Thlarged Herald. It will be remembered
"" commence whh the PreaUemUl Campaign,
and will embrace a period of great iiitereet ia con.
aeuoenco of the unusual excitement hkely to pro
vail ihroughool Eorep. .,: . ..'
. J1 Club of Ave paraona, at on office, the
Herald will be cant tor One. H ilar mud Fifty
venu cacA aiway in advance. .
CJAny Potmaalror oiber pmon, preevring
Ave auhacribor. and remitting the amoont of aub.
acriifion. will he eatilled to sixth copy,
Iw ubeerriiere wMI be etreJul to lor want tsatr
H. D. MACHEX
S-1- R. H. BROWN.
rVJUowayilfoTI868.WT -rr?r--
WriLL ho oold t BkUCR'd NK W.YORK
vruUNDAltk . .fieri Match.
15th, 1848, at ibe folloVing very low piicc.
or ti moain noteai , . . . ,
"" ' : BOMair. TtTxa.ie. H0C0,&
Plea' mi lb. 30 et. 6 ex. ' 90 ct. '
Small Pioa,v J S'd 50-
Long Prituar, . 34 . - 60
Bargeoi, , . 37 . t r 66
A 100 r
. 108 -,
120.
Hi ler, ... 49 .,, ,74.
Minion, . '. 48 . 84
Nonpareil," ' 68 " 100,
ff. ' 79" " 180
Pearl, : 1 108' ! 1G0
J39
ISO
180
420
,4.1
The abov prict, in aoneMtioneo of Inerea
ed faeilttto for manebcturing. .- mack reduced
from iornier raieev. , A liberal diacouat foe each
in hand at the dal ofih Invoice., , , .. . ,
. t'reaaoe t.'hita,C, Wood Tip. Ink,
&a furnuhed at th loweat manufaeturrr1
price, either for eaaker etedit' ' .' ' , '
Oar Specimen Hmk hi 1848 it now ready
for diiribaiioj to Primer, who will oand for
it, and eoatairra mgey new article that
have never before erhibiied uch a Writing
Fluorialie. Ornameni. Ornamental Font itc.
of which wo have a ample dock for tbcptoaipt
eteeutton of order. ' " '- ' j ,'
Printer of Npper who ehooa io pob-
liah tin advenieenient three lime befoi the
41 of Juno; 1818, and tend oner of th pa
per, will bo paid for It in Type when they pei
eliaae liow , of oat- ow aaaufactnro, ae
lecied from our epectuieu. time the a
mount of I heir bill. ,, ( T, ,
"; Porale eeveral good eVnnd.riand Cylinder
tnd Ptrtten Power Prreaee, Standing Pieeeva,
llaad Piiaumg Preaaea, etc - ' ' ..
- a,, CKOKGIC I! RUCK kW.
,,!, f 13 Cbambci trt, new, orh. .
.MJ 10, 1818.
' - ' " mml" 1 U
i ij.'i-.-vt, if
. ... ... . '
TpsTIM NY OP THE DOCTORS tX PAVOR
i c. ' .. .- . OP '
Wtatar'o BaUaat or, Wiltt Cherrjr.
n i . . EaeUt,M Sept 30, 4o
, Thia rrrtinee that 1 have recommended tU oe
efDr U'l.turaBalicnit,rWil4 rher
ry f diaeaaee -f the Laaga, for two years peat,
and many bottle te my ka.wlelr have been
i oeed by my pat tea ta, all with banahcial eeeulia.-
Lt two eaavit wh ra it was ibcight oonnrovi d oen
eumptioa bad taken place, the Wild Cborrj Seet
da car j" . j a fc i
. E. BOTDE.V. Phyaiciaa at ruee Comet.
' Dr. Bradford JCnapp ofCrwvo Poial.N. Y..i
a letter dated August td. JM5, seyw ln I Be
enuraa of my prattic ia this viciniiy I haveleaW
la noma rood dec re the rood uaalNa oi rTi-
tar'i Jtobmm HUd tacrry ia Pulmonary Com
plaiou and I now wish to procure a aopply, of
th medkine.' - .
Dr. A.H. Maeoalr, nfTaiboro. North Crolta.
rile a ande date of fab. 14, 1847 that be has
waDr Wi,tarB Balaam of Wild Cbawry in hie
pociioa i be last eighteen ntaotha, aad eoo-idara it
the best preveraiioa of the kind he ever saw and
know of none ao deatrvjng the public patronage.
Dr. Wa, a. Shaw, of Waahiigton, N p..
writes, under d.le May 1, 1840. a fctoww
' 1 have beard of many cw of decided b- ne"
fioial elTaert dem Ita ave. eepeaUHy la sthm
and chroouj ooogh of spaewodis charMrt I have
aeed th Wild Cherry a great dent iw pranks, aod
with aurked ood reaalts la tboao caaaa of t'-at
narvuua mubilitv. mlA lrritabillV. IO which pttbi
cat na'lent are euhieei Th oomblaatlun of
these principle in W ietar' Balaam of Wild
Cherry kt fng atmaie andajoVrieaje. 1 ":
Medical man are ju-tly ditruatful -af Pa cut
Medteia ia geaeral, bat eandor moat diaciimin
aia between oatnieeiina humbuaa and no rum
andihoM roiedictrteawhtah'h
and in many well alteMed caa-i euraltvt.
Dr. H iffman. Huniinrdon. Pa . eared a child
of Arhma with IV after he oVctara.1- ho could do
ao more with hie akedicine, and the r hi M must die.
l)r P-wleiah. of rtaater ie S. Y,' y he
cared Liver Complaint of f ur year etanding,
that would i ot yield to the ual remediea.
AbraHam Kkillman M D f Uoundbronk, v.
J , aay it i lb heat med rind f tWamptlon,
in tverf ttuge, ihst hs has eer known
miftn r fW oo hundreds nf caaea bl
rofirn, that would eot.viwe all ol i e great virtue-
Editnre. lawyers, clergym- a. and almnet y
cUash.ve at laat found out tbat W iaiar'a rlalani
of Wild hetrv i whM 'i i reeommei ded l be."
i ha verv ht rm-dirine to be l"0nd. It core or
r liev' all aAVuona of the l.ungs when nothing
elaewill. " '
ROBB, VINF-BREN RR & Co.
, (Lara Msacaaar tattasi.l
Beg ie to rec mmend their iaccesors,
1 JOHN KELLY tk Co.
o rheteuat treet. Pbtluelelplila
f e taetr frtettd and Me toatreae, 1 bey ar hM
mrseeiaafsboFaalllOwe andarbaireadae.
leer eortroent t SfJllYO and fiUMMEK
fTKST OF ESOLAKlt and F MEATCM . f
Clothe. CaMlmera ana feeling.
. fOf th leteat rmMrtt'one.J
Perwna visiting PHILADELPHIA. r re
oect'nl1 Invited to eall end nemine 'heir evten
ive fttek. Order from any aectieo f th Union
promptly aUamded to.' ,-' ',
dflrlB Two Liiorsry aocistss of Rndl4 Ma
iX eoa Colleco will be publiclv kWdree-ed by
Hon. Haas A Wis,af V-oa th 13th June
next, whirh ie the day immediately proceeding jtt
annual commencement.
T.L. HA IM. IVE,
Cer. ge. e F. L. AWrty.
April 14. ' ' -
office of Literary Board. ? .
. .' ' ' Ariir8. 1648. J
T a meeting of the Board held th! day. it w
ftetobed. That th aum of Tbi-y ThaH
eand Dollar. ($30 000) ia pert of the nett m
come of the Fond for the eupport of Common
School, during ti current year, U now ditltit.
Bled among the eeveral Cmintiea of th
State, ia
orvoortioa to their Pederel Population.- "
f WILL; A.QHAHAM.
i t PmLex aficio, Llierary Board.
,i' - '. ... ,. yt-i. "f
JAMES E. BROWN
WHOLESALE AMD RBTAJI, .
SADDLE II A!DTItUK BfAKEB.
A. 143 Market St. between 4 th U llh St$
; ,:. i,.,, PHILADELPHIA,
rtiESPECTFULLY io
n form Dea'er and oik
ra, tbat he mannlacturea ad
keeps eoneUblly an band aa
extensive asnrtm-nl of Had
' dice. Briddlea, Rooet and
Enamelled Leal her addle
Bag, Csllara, Whip, Ae
Alee., a largo etnet M .Mote
Lniber.Ruaaet, Black and Faeey colored Solid
Riveted Trunka. VaHcee. Ac-lofether wih from
300 to BOO aaxoriy. Hrsaerle and DluWsk t arrwt
B'ra. Ladie dm, oatcnella. Ac j all of whirh h
onrv at i ad lowest pneea, aod aotictu on1 exaaiia-
atioe ef hi gooda, being eon blent that every ar
ticle oill give aatifactia. both ie phce aad qoal-
4--7t.
jrpHETruaieeeof tle 1'arboro' Male Academy
4A wish to employ a competent person to lake
charge ef this School, wh ra com wl re era
ami ded a to habits and aaliflcation to teach th
venoo Draarbesof aa Academical oduoatloa. '
Tarboro' to coaaiderrd a haaltbv tecatira. ibe so.
elety la good, and a wsll conducted Hchoel will b
liberally patroniaed. , ., - , ... ,
AppTicanta willaddreea, poet paid) Truttsea ef
lh tsiboro' Male Aiademy. v
' J JOSIH LAWRENCE,
k .'.1 JAMES WEUIIELL,
,t HENRT T.CLARK, A,
, -t JAMES M. REDMtIN
ROBERT IT. AIT8TI.X.
' ' T BOBEliT NORFLEET.
iiai jn" Dnnao PD iiDiri.'TFDSi '
; WILLIAM G. THOMAS, ' '
JNO. DANCT,
w- ' M-'A Troste,.:
April 37. I848.V ?,',.slM
A TC ICIIKIt vVANTKDa ef seed
moral character, qoalillcd to prepare etodenta tor
Cllgo.T. ' J. T, LEACH.
' - JA8.TOlLf-0?f.
a MaetoB Ceantr, Jena "tb, 1848 tt-tt.
INDIAN PROVERBS ; k- ?
Freea the Ohjebwa. ; 1 , "rJ'-
1 If ymi are a good hunter, 'in lor, ami
a medicine man, wheR yn 'die; yon wi I
hare no' difficulty ia grtiing to die faf e cat
iniheapim lmd".- . 1 y '"
Li s ton to tb word of year parent,
never be ttti a tent then tht ureal Spirit
win give yon a meg; lire."
Water pu by any :ni1gnt peraon
withuul giving somcihing to eat. Owh
raU-yah-tak-mek-ke-gab-ahah-wane-tritg
me, apirit , thai aeea ; yea . wul
,li you ge an orphan in want help him
for veu wi be rewarded : by hi - uieoda
litre r thanked by Dua parento ia the lend
of epiriiev., f , , 'i'&X--'.f..,-, e
If ydu own a gooti hunting dog, give
it to be firat poor matt who really' needs
When yen a deer, or hear never
appiopriaie it to yoonelf alone, it ot era
are in wntj never withhold from them
wha th Great' 8pu it iia blessed yon
with." .. .
W ben yon eat , share with the poor
children wh are near yu for when yve
are old . thy wUl admtuialer to vour
wants."
Never ote imprnper medicine to the
injury of aneiher teat you yourself receive
the same treument. ... , 7
"When oppoe nnity oners, call the
grd together and-provide fr themveni
an prnperl) eowked, and give them a
nearly, welcnme; thep ibe gml (bat have
favored then will be your," i -.
Tar Jtwtr Steamboat Company."
We are gratified to anttoutice the for
mation of a Company under the above
title ctitiiptaed eulirelj of eittiepa . t
iMlgecontbe. . The requisiie amount of
Hick,, haa keen g'reedy . siiUeribed the
to kboliler hv'M a meoiing and ties pale ed
an agent nonh in purr hee the boat.
We hope in announce bet arrival in out
a ateis in a lew weeks. -
. Tarboro Press. ;
IMPORTiiW t PRO; ECT
In the ,Sulher LUt.-ary Afeengtr
of the present montli, ia a letter fiota Ltevt
Maury id. ibs linn , T Uuder Kn g, : in
nawrr t one dilred by the latter m the
former. be subject ol these Jetton ,, m
oi an ietpoi ant tltararter, and. indicate
th great spirit of iatprovement which per
vmies toe preceni age. , i i-e projert - in
contempla ion i ar Hite to China by , Rail
Road and s'esni Btiais; The iibina - ol
the s'esrners. is, Monterey, in California),
and Lhanghaia in Chin. The passage
between these place will be made in tie
Jay, including , day'e stoppage at F.
lalanda for coaling. A rail road frm Ha
0Ah Jfld CbarletoB, to Memphis, -if.
Tenneasee hs been already prijer4ed.ae
ia partly eonip tied. From - Msmphie i
tlenteier, tlie distaneeby an air line is I 00
Biles .,;! .i -;.:,..,.: e.
Were this Rail Road completed io Mon
terey, and the line of atesmera established
from that place to Changhai, the product
tone And ikh merchandize of China and
Japan might be placed in lh lap of the
great valley of the V isaissippi within ihir,
tydays. The intelligence brought ' by
each arrival aould be telegraphed to New
York and Boston, thence by- etesmere in
thirteen dy to England, and in a few
hours serosa the cltannel, and immediate
ly communicated by magnetite wires to all
part of the continent ; and thus, by tht
route, - intelligenee - mieht be conveyed
from China, through the United Htatee to
the people of St, feterabuig and Moscow,
and perbaps at no diatant- day to - Uon
lantinnpJe also wihia forty-five tfsys.
Lieut. M ury asvs:. Mil you look to the
long and much talked ef eanai acme the
I.thmusof Uarien to Panama, you will
find that a pcrson.fntm Memphis to China
by tbat route, on making Capo 8t vLoca
the touihsrn point ol the Peninsula el Cali
fornia, be na neater to Changhai, in point
of dietancethan he was the day he em
barked at Memphis, noiwintanding that
to reach Cape hu Lnc-a he would have
travelled up-aids of 4 000 mileef and if
he should go by he way of the 8sndwieh
Islands te would to rssch. China, have
to perform journey of g 000 miles
Irre iter than would bo required of him on
thie neiTTMne' WTOXZKI Ultmifc
ele ei. Monterey. i -. v
The Rail road must M a wotk or time:
but the line of steamers may be ' quickie
tarted - Lieok M.' -Sue ct nht a mail
he eaiablwhed to run in connexion with
them fmm Monterey to the most eonveni.
nent point in the States, '' , ,s V,"(,,M
1 here is one Taet stated by LientMaory,
which surprised es hot a' littlewhich ia
that New Orteana Is 00mteg nearer, in
the diieetion of travel Io China, than Pans.
Ouf limits will not permit its to ' enter
more fully into, the details of this interest
ing subject, nor to give b sattsfaeiory
statement of all the fac's and reaennine
brought forth meuppert of ihhl projecl, by
inintgniy aienteo ana aaeTui officer. But
from what we have Said wetrut our read
er witl appreciate the Importance of the
enterprise end join with us in hoping that
ear H tlmtnrton Mr ' Manthteter . KaU
Iload will be leedy and waiting to panic!
pate In the work to be performed In trana
porting travellers and communicating the
Intelligence connected with this mammoth
ecteme. '"''"" .-- -
3Tm the oriltiatt gfwpm loha
Qdiuey Adam,' delivered a lev day since
J Evraid Everett the following W r m
given written by m.. a. m tw lailier m
ibe 10th year of hie are 1 he reader will
aaa i. it ka -. kfii.-.L.
a . 7 V T
ol atddv formed Vest iih.laurla kia
close adherence to which in ef er life eon-
,-, .
trtbiited, without tiNeeiion.so much to hi
eminence a acbutar and a eta emaa: , ;
BaAivTBsa. Jane 1,1777.
ucab oik I love to reeeive it iters very
well; much better tnen.l loteie wnte them.
I make bat a poor figure ot ttrnmaiihtn
My bed is. much too fickle My ihouchu
are runnier after bird's eggs, plsy and i iflra,
till I get veied wkfc myself . Mamma has
a wouhleeome task to keep mo tudytng.
I own 1 am ashamed of myself I have
ju-t entered the thitd volume of llo tin's
Hietory, but have deeirncd to have got half
through it by UiiS ume. I am determined
thie week to be more 'diligent. Mr. Thal
ler is abstnt at Court. A have set rays f
sfstint ibis week toread'theHhird volume half
out., li l caa out keep my reeatait m, I
may again give a better account uf royetC
I isb, sir, you would give me to . wmtng
some ina'nictinna with regard to the, o-e
.f lime. and advise me how to porpor Ion
my siudieeanu play, and I wul keep them
by me and endeavor to Mow ihem.
With the preaenlijrterminauon of grow
ing better, n, dear ir, your aon. , '
P. 8. Pia: If you will be en good as to
favor me with a blink book I will Iran
scribe the mt rem-irkable pa-ageg 1 meet
wiui in my reading, which will serve to OS
them upon my mind. . ;
Such was 1 1 beginning of a Me, the
rkiee of which isdrsriibed in 'he fo'low-
ing interesting paragraph, which' wa find
like ic in vr r.wtii el"gn
in o moer, imd, while walking with
a Iriend it Bsion. Mr Adams feu a par.
alv iierhock. lie at otire bhI it was lite
ahoek of death, v In hia journal he made
the enuyt rf'Froin his d-tv I dat- my de-v
ceae. conaidct myself for erv use
ful puroote to mvself and to me fellow-
eittxen, .oe d,aX'? U ia jottrft'ri w hteb
he had kept for mre thsn fiitv yeirs, ship
pea on tnl dy. f our months afterwards
he re umed ii under the lira l of ?.! bu
mons Memoir." The evening previous
to the final ehock he receivet in the Uell
of Repreeenutivf, he had read to . htm
rnikhop, W ilberfiiree aornion oo time.
i oat was toe last night no passed . umlrr
ii own root. . '
A southern paper thus amusingly takes off
lirigndier Ueneral ' Pi low I he - man that
madd Mr Polk, la he declaies. President,
He was dressed in s full suit of regi
mentals with the braes buttons and gilt lace
pertaining to s full brigadier. sua wore
lL3S!OT:wrn "st-arter-the
moat approved atyle of - mi nut mul is.
tie was accompanied by bis aid, two scr
eam end bad alnx? the irauwite number
of pra'oeiof eon rsers, either twr'a charge et a
en eat. he Gene al ffraiified tlie citisen
f New Orleafia with bia horeuiaiihio
irequeniiy during his stay, t bvery morn
ing bis aervaois led oat two ol bis chargers
..... n -
elegantly caparisoned siid walked them
np an I down the streeb in front of tite Bit
Charleet and opon inquiry as to 'whnee
kofsee they were, al way condescended io
nwer, - I hey are Brigadier Uenc-
ral Pillow's sir Biigsdier Usneral Pillow
ia g wine to take a ride ir. ' 1 The morning
alter his arrival be. accompanied by bis aid.
mounted his horse it is sid without any
other accident except twio tripping him-
sell up whh bis spurs, and gallantly irotte-i
op Su Charie; around ie to Maeasios
sfoet, where he.haited before the Picsyens
office The publisher in hot baats. rush
ed ti the door, wheio after leeeiving a mil
iury sslate from the Biigsdier, the follow
ing racy aod unique dialogue look nlice:
' What is the price, arnd the Brigadier,
of twelve nambera ol the ncsyuue ; par
annuml . . a.:- - - r-if.'vi-.t n ,
Twenty dollars. said the pablieherv
That ie pretty rail, however sen, six
embers to Mrs. Brigadier General Pillow
al Columbia, Tonne, and six to Mr.
Brisadier : Oeneral Pillow whereever ha
may be on service as he expect to be on
acMve duty soon. And by the " way yoa
can announce io year paper to morrow that
Mi,' -".It Tr 'r, ?
1 fJ413icsiih.snd Te"
At pc eent.
staying at the St. Charie.
- ! , eiern lb New Or'ean Picayan.
OLD ZACll AGAIN CAPTURED!
- i '-' LIFE ON THR COAST. :
5'!! -f Iberville. Msv. 5. IS48.
vTbegood people of Iberville have been
in an excitement Ut soms days crel'ediby
aa e pectet vieu irom ueneru t ay lor, he
having ' promieed . to eall on some of his
eonterou friends in that parish ., and pa
take of their distinguished hospitality.
Quietly and unheralded, accompanied be
D. I). Avert, E-q. "' be presented himself
yetterdv ' at noon, (foesday,) at the
residerre of J,'N. Drown Esq. where he
partook ef sumptuous dinner, and then
firoeeded to lh htmse of a warm perannal
riend. Col R. Stewart, where ha etub
liched himself for ihe day. The General
was in remarkable line spirits, and sine bs
hs thrown aside the miliUrv dreaa and
come out in a new suit of black, it aeems
ss if he hsd turned bsck the wheels ol
lime od stricken the marks of ten' yesrt
from his capacious brow We can form
seme slight idee j ailsniivel te lyinj
hi face how li looked when li hteJop by the
eicitement of ba.tte; but yesterday, a h
wended hU war along w'itu the bro .d bo-,
some of the Miiinpi on ene til i
i fialda of nana aa I ha ttil.o. IhA.i.lit !, ,.
l. . . ' " iu-v .
me eriaenre oi score gave a rar m .re pFo-
... ....." . .L .
vih Mwrewi v u K ri, uiin
even Ma-
el n or arms and the crash ' or glorinu
war' could . la fncl Gen ' Tylor'e heart
revels ia the "quiel pursuits of sgricdl
lrsl lif! itie pa ing strange bow entirely
be puts off his armour when "off dat;"
Ie thi respect be hss no prototype except
in the great man he resembles, in eo many
other pni . u. Washington, the . Father of
his Country. , . -, ... .
It hiiened that on the eerr evenine.
of the arrival ef General Taylot at Col Stew
art'a, the beautiful residence of. Mr Simon
Li Blanc was lighted ao anCI it seenvd
to be one blaxe of light, and within its tre
eineu were heard the sound of revelry,
The patrtarfh'a youngest dsnghier had a
to;hotir before stood t the briilal altar ami
hunilrilof iclstirei sad admiring fiientl
ereg4tlyand joyously celebrating ths
event, I he rumor went through the
rrnwd ; that Gen. Taylor had : arrived iu
the aeighhoilHtod llie beautiful bride,
the troupe of bride's maids, the wboM
eircleof uiina 's fairest daughters that
graced 'be festive scene, lisped t honor.
u name while the gentle nvea mere boite
oniiy gave vent to their feelinge of admira-
intnH-lo few mesAaoutlie ladtos Xanned
a plan to capture the old hero." Tlwy fsh
eonDtlent that they eould do - what Santa,
Anna and twenty thoogand picked Iroopa
entild not. Miss, Miaa , and
Mi atlire lovely young, ladies,
were atone, organised into a powerful
army, supported by several gentlemen.
It V was agreed . that' the laddiev
should gelimo lH Pritcbsrd's carriage,
the gentlemen In to A 8 Roberson'a, it being
owned by the 'grand marthall." and that
the corpa should proceed quietly . up to
Gen. t aylors encampment (Col biewart a
houce) and carry it by a coup tje main,
t he , anair v ; wu entirety , aueessr
fttl; tne light artillery of the hnuso unper-
fefe.tt wa ratHinj yety Jjardat the
time and boldty anirring Ihe ealiy port tec-
ri d old Zsck in fifteen second. A1-. the .
titcs he was firmly seated ia a lstgo red
backed arm chair. Col Siewait aupportin;
him on the rixht, his accompliaiied lady -on
the left, lite General on the firat at- ,
lack attempted to tcanaiovre, but It wis
lot, I failure; ibe duch was'oit the wrong .
Me anil ihe first general discharge of a .
little nmre grape of bright eyea set him a .
fluttering and with a few random shots be
surrendsd at discietion long before th
heavy artillery in the resr wss brought, in
to srtion. Old Zwk, however displayed
eonaiderable presence of mind even , umlor
the novel pneiiion'of a defeat a'ld cspitula
tetl lliat Ae should ride "to "the- weddiug riiiz:
the carriage with hi cap fteetots, ami be
treated nterwiae with all the eonaiderai'mrt
of hononble warfare, I am eorry la add -tn
this connection, tlisl one of the yonng
la-'iea fired several shots at general) Taylors
heart after he had "given ep," but fortun
ately the aim missed and killal two young
gentlemen. " -: ; '
W a. a ' ' , a '.at m aa O 1 "
lien Taylor wis instantly hurried oil lor
fear of a reae, as there were lirgs forre
of the enemy hor1ng about, alt anxioue
to get him into their poiiestion; " He ' ee-.
ted in a most resigned msnntr througliotii
and aa far as we eoul J judge, showed
little of La Vega s spirit, st being raiBr
pleased with his ' place of prieoner.' 0 i
arriving at Mr Le BUne's lie waa conduct
ed with due ceremony ' into the crowded
rooms. 4 boxx nf exfit men! followed;
snd when the old General was seen, the
waving of fair hsnd and loud shouts ' tif
mm Lt General Taylor, welcome Gen.
Tavlor followed: a 'bridal favor wis ic-
mediately pinned en hia right shoulder ami
another Imprinted upon hia lips, ant 1 he
berime the observed ol sll observee.1 8ucli '
an overwhelming and heaufclt inception J
we never before wiineed. The Ueaitd
was litlerrelly eruhed under favorr;' .
he however maintained hia petition, i
would be irapmible for us Io detoii all the
inlereiiing .incidents of the occaiion and rst-
haps it oould not be proper for os to notice
that the little grandson of Mr Simon Le
Blanco, who rejoices in the tct tnbr name
of Zachary Taylor wa placed ia the old
eK3Krt
TStoOTring that it was
bo a GeneTrp?V,fte :.-V
bound
to
ays. This incident so interestinr ia it
self snd a hundred others . lestifrinr the
deep hold General Taylor hss upon the
DstTisol the people of Loauiana, wo wiH
not write but abruptly snd ear letter, wbierr
sul faintly, record the events of the fint
dae nf General Taylors visit to Iberville.
, Un Wednesday morning tlaiieral Taylor
pursued his Jouroey down the coat calling
al the reaideneet of Dr Pritchard. A. 6.
Rnhertion. CdwaTd Moore. John llsnn:..
Jr. and R.C(lamp,Eq. AtMr Hagan'e
he(wss saluted with some remarkably fine
moiie At Mr Cimp i he crowed lb rtver,
end wascoadocled tothe reiidenes of C.' '
Adams. Esq. at which place was asssmbled
a number of friends. The uncertainly..
of General, Taylor's movswente-, mad ,
intpueiuio ior arte lira Ol oi visit ur no
given nut and consequently very many
were debarred fiom paying bun their TH- .
Cects. All who shook the old horn by lh
snd did it with a cordiality that earn
from the heart, and all endsavored to no
foremost to paying bim attention. It '
lainty was a curious thin? to Gen.
Tijlor ansng ths iJeh
fliafare";