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a few moments the young rogues hacl the
satisfaction of seeing their sagacious foe
so -completely corned, to use thleir own
phrase, a to tumble in hhsnuffj They
cautiously approached rljut what was their
surprise as they drew nigh to find them as
drunk as David's sow, and in this situa-.
, tion they knocked 14 of them in the head
in' one forenoon ! It is said the boys are
still driving their profitable , game ; and
crow prodigiously over their Tapacious foe
whosurrender them without firing a gun.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
I LATE FROM ENGLAND.
lU The most important political news is
the establishment of a jegency in the isl-
. and of Terceiia, by the Marquis de Pal
niella, by the authority of Dor Pedro,
Emperor of Brazil in the name pTthe ln-
. fant Queen t)onna Maria de Gloria, and
.4' to sustain her cause against the usurper
r of the Portuguese crown. I
u ; French papers say much on he state
and prospects of thefFrenchexpedltion
t against Algiers. ,The prevalent ..opinion
. is in favor of its success, especially since
accounts, have .been received that the Pa
chas of Egypt have been determined to
co-operate with the r rench. It is stated
Natvthe jEffVPtian troops; have invaded
t ipofrind taken four towns, , and tliat
the Pacha has sent a squadron to sea, to
act with the fleet about to, sail ifrom Tou-
fflosota. Jn721 On reaching this ci
ty; I find all in confusionsome say the
Liberator will leave the countryjn disgust,
others that there will he a separation, &c.
I am only able to say that the clouds seem
to thicken over this country. If the mad
project bf a separation is sanctioned the
country is ruined, and every foreign agent
will be obliged to withdraw.
SaUm Murder. From a private letter.
it ? appears, that ' both lot the :- ftnapps
were willing to, screen themselves from le
gal punishment by becoming witnesses for
the government, and i that a committee
waited on ine jatnej ot them to Know which
should bei accepted, i The thoughts of
sealing thejd pom of one of his own chil
dren was more than nature could support,
and the feelings of the father for a season
conquered those of a man. . Pointing to
thq chamber in which the wife of the old-
wno resides near Poplar fcpnng, some
particulars of his journey, apparently un
consciousof the storm that raged with
out. The two brothers were seated very
near each other,' .Mr J I Majoroccupying
the chair nearest the window. "Tor some
purpose Or- other, 'he suddenly sprang
from his seat, when instantly a vivid flash
of lightning, entered the room at the win
dow by which they, had been , seated "and
falling upon the head of hi brother, it
felled him to the floor, in a state of utter
insensibility. Mr. Francis -Major I was
also shocked, but not soseriourly.1 " None
of the other inmates of the house, as we
learn, were at all injured, j An alarm
was immediately given, and when our in
formant entered the house, the room in
which the party had beei seated, was fill-,
ed with smoke, impregnated with sulphur.
POLITICAL.
r From the Richmond Entjuirer. t
. 'WeLighUHouse
ever concocted,, of more diversified , ma
terials, than the -one which was presen
ted to the President, under the title of 'An
Act making appropTiationsJbr building
Light-Houses, Light-Boats, Beacons, and
Monumentfj "placing bwns,aiid for impro
ving harbors, and directing surveys' 7 And
et this title does not embrace all its vari
ous contents. Mark the character of the
Act. The 2nd Section was ingeniously
engrafted upon the first- The first .enu
merating all the Light-Houses,. Beacons,
&c, &c, in the several Stateswhich were
to be provided for by the Act. ; The 2nd
takes up the States in geographical order,
aria not only appropriates monies for jut
"on account of
oldest.".
that
The
est, son lay, he said,
young creature, save ! my
scene, is described as agonising beyond hu
man endurance ; Tr . j .
The wife of J. J. Knapp, jr. now but
about 20 years old , is one of tlie .'most
beautiful and accomplished ladies in! Sa
lem, and the entire devotion of her' hus
band had become proverbial in that town.
She lias not Vet been permitted to! visft
him in his prison Her; grief and mental
agony are beyond description -and she
laicu nun suiuuuu .. -. 1 ' j ' '
-Mr.F ATo;h.u;o . Ulw'Vrt..t 01 naruurs ana rivers, DUilorTajlOUS
.so much stunned as to be partially delir- X nu V T ri
;.-.o' uu - ' J Proving the Cocheco branch of the J
floor, and to alKappesrance lifeless; . the
uiuuu oozmff irom nii; neaa. wnicn
was
afterwards ascertained to issue, from4 a
wound produced by the fall. Cold water
and powerful stimaious being freely ap
plied, Mr. Major, in a few minutes mani
fested signs of returning life.'nd after a
short time he was sjifficiently recovered
to st up. - '.).- f "l .;.
. Mr. Major was then examined,, when
it was ascertained; that the fluid, after .it
im
proving the Uocheco branch or the 1 as-
cataqua river, from Dover Falls, toiu ton
fluence with the Piscataqua, ten thou
sand dollars to remove the principle ob
structions in the river Thames between
Norwich and New London ,"&cM &c
The whole amount of the appropriation
being more than half a million of. dollars.
Let us now mark the circumstances un
der which this bill was thus prepared.
The President had sent in his - MaYsville
Message : He had expressed distinctly his
Inn. !,.. The' French forces were to render- I mourns as those "without hone.' Althn
voua at Toulon from the. 25th to the 29th not permitted to visit her husband, shein- ( passed down to his neck, which! being
struck his head, and literally shared it, rC:;"!:: . lfnf 1 - W mereV
iprk whirh hpinir 4a4"Pmeui. x ueaesignnenseen
two IltCH. WUCU UCI .J. 1 . .... '..
. of April, amoa,,.ig or30,02f; if:,n,ryJ .ijtcd on gob.g to the jail, where 5ho wa9 envelop with ? to ck-cloth,Aicapcct l ZI.aZ lP? 'l
, : C tiWcavalr)-, 1,-JOO arfUery, tvod 1,5 carnerl m a earnago ; ?t she was unable "nhurt. The HuH Jaring'been jturned eufer oanXn h'VZ
tne necK-ciotMjnextri. e w ? , . .
iew,l J C 1 1 .1 - -i" i . .
eneineers. j ; i i to iook up wnen sne got tnere. ivnapp irom us course- dy
rnnce ljeopoiu nas consemea to nut on weiu .to me wmaow 01 tne prison to see sirucK me Doav on toe right siaef a
the royal purple. By agreement, he is to
receive mnually from- England, prance,
and; Russia.! 200,000, that he mav be
ablej to put the government of (Greece on a
proper tooting,' and to meet its financial
s engagements. It is reported tliat after his
settlement on the thone. he will marrv the
i. only daughter of the late Duke of Placen- to adorn her ses, is united with a guilty
7.a,-who has a fortune of thirty millions of wretch,1 whose crimes render him' an out-
francs, & whose beauty is only equalled by I law from the -favor and' protection of soci-
her, :and it is said he did not discover any
extraordinary emotion, j
It is lamentable m the highest degree
that the fate of two such beings should be
so intimately anfl so inseparably connec
ted ; yet so it isj an innocent and a virtu-
ous,' young, and an amiable temale, made
inches befov
downwards
Ta dose of the abve Ascription, or if
)w the throat, .and proceeded ;0fj u w K C j-
iin ','- ' A j Jectea it, to subject him to the odi
s, till it was agaiu intercepted ' e "LJL j t
, ' . -' . , . ... -V- . arresting SO manv nesimnie xurrr
he re
odium of
works, as
raho1f.i1 .SnUi.UA'ii JlJ u I wu.ac .Jjuuva, aw., ajcc, xni
""T f" bi". miBceUaneous in itecharacter.w
K:r.CZ iZr?Z ?IJ ...1 only taiaHpndaT.mornmK,6o'clock
n ci l j ! to decide upon it.' The design was
mc iui, , navinjr n us; pro-
her mental accomplishments.
A person in England ofters to smuggle
British goods into fthe United States,
t across the Canadian frontier, for a'premi-
um f 5t per. cent. ; and 150 jtdns of York-j
Fhire cloths have recently been despatched
Irom Lionaon to oe lntrooucea m mis illi
cit manner.! ;-'V
" The Itingl. of England was in a bad
state of health'. He was considered' by
his medical attendants, nowever, as in no
etv.
Providence Jouf.
fFrora thi Newtou, N. J.?HeraId.1
DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE.
On Mondaf night Jasti a most afflict-
sed oft at
gress partially "milted his watch cfia'in.
The house wa not Wterially iljure'd,
some of the plastering only having , been
knocked down. , ' . - j i
We considered this a wonderful' es
cape; and we hive very little doubt but
that Mr. Major owes his life to the
upon it. i he design was an in
genious one ; and the. yariety.' of subjects
that were thug gfduped together, and the
combination of interests which it embra-
ced,wduld have been sufficient to puzzle
the wits, and jstagger the firmness of mos
men. The PreidenJ, however, vas not
to be shaken. . lie had the moral couraffe
such cordial expressions oi, approDation
Vom so manv of hist friends. It is not
surprising that BIr. Carson, in addressing
me I'eopie ot ms iisinci, euuuiu cuuuuao
by saying that the course which our pre-'
sent illustrious Chief Magistrate has pur
sued, and particularly his firmness and
moral courage displayed in opposing a
system, the corrupting influence of which
must ere long have sapped the foundation
of our Government, revives the hopes ot
the friends of the Constitution and correct
principles ; and the. anticipation of last
ing continuation of our happy form of Go
vernment, administered according to the '
purity of its principles, may be safely re-
led on. Vi ne Message oi tne rrcsioent
o the Ilouse of Representatives, contain
ing his reasons for rejecting the Mays-
ville road bill; and setting forth his objec
tions to the whole system, as it is propo
sed, to prosecute it by the Government, ta
ken in connexion with his determined re
sistance to a rush of appropriation bills.
which wereybrcta through the I louse of
Representatives on Sunday morning last,
(a full development of wliich I hope will
be gives in due time,) is destined to place
his name on the brightest page in the A
merican history. .
r The Norfolk Herald remarking upon
me eneci wnicn mis message may nave
upon'thc People of the "W est, remarks
withebme truth and liberality : 'Should his .
popularity suffer with them, we can only
say that they might have found more rea
sonable grounds of complaint than justly
belong to this act, which is not only right
in itself, but reflects credit on his. firmness
and independence.
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Hon, Isaac IlilL With his family, arri
ved in town on Sunday evening, and left ""
for Concord on M6nday morning. ' Tho
his stay here was short, and not, generally
known, he yet received the greetings and
cordial welcome of numbers of our repub
lican fellow-citizens who called to . pay
their respects to him. ! " -
Upon the present Legislature of New
Hampshire, which convened this week at
Concord, devolves the duty of electing a '
Senator of the United States, in "the place
of Governor Woodbury, whose timexpires
on the lourth ot March next, under or
4 pVrrentook -plate at BrarichVille, cumstance of hS neck and" l?6dy :t being ? meet Sud- dinary circumstancs, there: is little doubt
H limit kMV milr. frnm tVio Tnllovn rT-,Ir-, I . . . T... . " J wt"Jg HflV mominfl nf tllA hill TfhioVi Vol tlino I .Lnt.l 1 f V IT 1: 1J
vMwuvuiumif itum n iiiiacb uiitnvuui i i t 1 i j - w . w nw uua lii.il liik iiKiniM-rar.v in 11. iiHiniixiiirPMimiii
Between the lours of 10 and 11 o'clock Vi -'a-?e concocting of the several scheme! which roc v mn.n th Sph trhn hA
.VJJ.U nA u UL-Iv:i Tr,"1:1 tmn'Wwiirii J tt.. ..Jll -'iJ i - . ,, J i. .
lagr, haying risen to an unusual height, Uecommenaed il aU similar cases,' its hlv- "1?' .n ' cb.cri!hfd W intereso.andjiifdicalcdher
jii yyuocuucm,c ui mo iuec uuauuuca ul inir hpon fiithor
cj . ao in xikj i 1111 i ii j i - . i . i . .
immediate danger., Thekiug is approach- , t, n fUv th MilW9m Si-
inn1 hia - envrnt p.th vpar - nnn . nnnnnf h i - ,.ir TV . . 1 - . i T I
expected loriff to beaiv'up against the ac
..... : wi - i- i l uooer ena oi ine village, fraye wav wuni ri n.i. j
xvLicai aa wa wpy- a impartial man blame him- for this
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cumulation of infirmities under which he
labors. In the event of his death, Prince
VAVilkam Henry, the weak Duke of Gar
ence, will succeed to the crown.
f The king of J Spain lias abolished the
.salic law, which debarred. females from
the succession to the crown.. The decree
has been solemnly proclaimed
. streets of Madrid. !
. Cotton grown! in New South ,AVales is
announced for sale in Liverpool. This
John Bell, Esq. which was situated at the
upper end of the Village, gave, way jwith
a tremendous crash, and an immense co
lumn of water, about 25 feet in depth i was
suddenly precipitated into the stream be-
t ? i . . v . . i -- i -i -1 1 ..
carrying aestruction ana aesoiation
in its whole course through the Village. r
r ' . 1 A t . i r f r -i-V Ii&jlu OU UJiUC UU IBOIU lie r1! Will
n gt.ss ,0 do duty-finnly anddeUhetate-
Pet. 0)d Dominion,. ay JW. . , , . He eaminid the b(Upecehel iu
(inmois) April 22. :;lasi it.fof furthei consideration JCan
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erea near Apple creeK, or a
while engaged in digging for rock, in that
part ot our country. He made known
the circumstance to the neighbours,, who
tvpral clwelhng houses below were inun- Rattipsnak; the largest ofwhich, 'as our
"-"""g" "w :;Wtta- JuaiMnformaiTt. who was nn'the snht. tn d us
measured nearly four feet in length. Be-
courses .ian any one, who pretends to
be friendly to the Constitution of his coun
try, throw a censure upon him, for the
principles, as Governor Woodbury has
done. But under" present cuxumstanccs,
she has a higher duty to perform. One of
her ablest sons, her most fearless and in
defatigable champions; has been put ou
der the ban proscribed for his proresstotrt
proscribed because he is a mechanic a
Printer and an Editor.
Since the above was in type, Governor
moral conrage which he has displayed up- Woodbury has passed through this city on
Is something new.
From the N'..Y6rk Merattti!e Adverli3er.-T
Late, from Colombia. The packet brig
Medina Capt. SuHivan, arrived yesterday in bed asleep jnear her ; she had
from .Carthagena,' having sailed from that
port; on me oin oi may. lur. jd. q. rur
rows,! passenger, who landed at Point
Comfort from 'a Chesapeake pilot boat,
. . m consequence of , head winds, reached
j j here on Sunday night. Mr.' B. has obli
' 'i cinslv favored us with late papers', and
V the following summary of the state of af-
' . fairs in Colombia at the time of his cepar;
'. ture.
The Bogata mail, which arrived just
oeiore tne lueuina, sauea, Drought an aa
dress from the acting President, Mr. Cai
cedo recommending to Congress the i re
: " cognition ot Venezuela as a distinct state
fron Colombia. Immediately tlie Brit
ish, American, and BraziHran Ministers
. drew tip' a remonstrance, notifying the go
vernmcnt, that as soon as suclan'aet
should be adopted, they should be com
pelled to leave the Republic. This had
effected great excitement, and it Was ho
ped would be attended with the most hap
py effects, and prevent the separation,
which if persisted in, must destroy Colom-
bia. Those generally of the best inform
i.ed,' still looked to Bolivar to save the coun
V try. If lie could not guide her, she would
Sooit be reduced to the condition of Guat--'';
emala7Buenb$ Ayres, Chili, &c., the are
' na of civil war and bloodshed.
'Private letters on which the gre atest
reliance can be -placed, ' stated; that the
Congress would, the day after the mail
left Bogota, invest Bolivar with supreme
: power, arid place the fate of the country,
in his. hands although1 one of the most
ditin guished individuals at Bogota , wrote
that it was not certain but . the Liberator
: would iii disgust leave Colombia forever.
G cneral O'Leara, had been appointed
M mister to the U. states. Mr. Burrows
received letters three davs before sailing
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to prepare tHe Medina for the accommo
dation of this Minister, family arid suite,
who would be at Carthagena on the 10th,
' to embark for New York but as, every
- berth in the vessel was engaged, it was impossible-to
accommodate the minister,and
' .he would probably take passage in the
. jiext packet," the Athenian. I .
nun v escaped narrowly,! and some mirac
ulously from drowning. . v
Tie family of Mr, M'Daniels very nar
rowly escaped drowning. Mr. M'Daniels
hacl retired to bed, in an upper chamber,
his kvifewasin a lower rbom, reading! one
child lay on the cradle, two others were
scarcely
on this whole subject 1
That the friends of Mr. Clay, who ne
ver affected any extraordinary respect for
btate Bights, should abuse Gen. Jackson
heard the sound - of the moving mass of
water before the door of the room in which
she Iwas sitting was burst open by its fvio
lence. . She sprung upon a box which1 was
near her, with her infant inher arms, and
there she stood, the water reaching , near
ly ;tc her chin, holding her child above it,
until Mr. M'D. descended from the cham
ier.l! He found his children in the bed,
floating on the surface of the" water, unin
sured; and one of them still asleep, and
conveyed them all to a place of safety.
The house in which Mr. Michael Mack-
erlyj resided was entirely swept away ;J the
place where it stood cannot now be accu
rately pointed out. Mr.j Mackerly and
his wife were the only persons in the house;
they! found themselves amidst the wreck
of their dwelling, the horrors of a dark
audlstorriiy night, and all the desolation
and devastation that surrounded them,
bonie rapidly along the foaming torrent.
Mr. iMackerly , was struck sever ely on j his
head with a piece of floating timber ; when
ne recovereq, ne louna, to ms inexpressi
ble horror, that his wife was separtd from
Hm He was carried some distance far
theri when he again caught hold.ofa bush,
and -wjas able to make, sufficient! exertion
to gain, for the first time a footing on land.
Mrs. Mackerly was unfortunately drow-
I Vl .1 . nt i i i i
destroyed, together with one Copperhead. Bnrrir:Q:n(r nttj10tY;rmn;ane K,i,i
t - i a u A M M A v A ft A C V m m tllltfe W 11 1111U4H71 M 11UIL,
Coummg the yo'ingtmes, there were up- pretem3ed t0 enroll themselves among the
wards af 1000 killed: . r-i:.un .u
deny him any sort of credit for the mis
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cnieis ne nas arrested, wouia reauy sur
prize any one who was not acquainted
with the character of men who became
politicians by trade. For what do we now
see i Editors, who once ostentatiously
declared, that they would hang out the
banners to the outermost wall' denoun
cing, and even rirliculing the course he has
Miseries .of Wealth, We witnessed,
says the-Philadelphia Bulletin, a strange
sight on Thursday evening, within a few
doors of our office. A young man had
drawn a large prize in one of the lotteries,
and had just Teceived the proceeds,' am
ounting to near eight thousand dollars.
It drove him crazy on the spot ! " No soon
er had he recciyed the money, than his
senses forsook himand 'being an utter
stranger in the city, he roamed through
the streets like a madman,- until going
into a jeweller s shop near fourth street,
the way to his residence in Portsmouth.
We learnthathehasdcclinedbeingacan- .
didate for re-election to die Senate of the
United States. All the friends of the Ad- .
ministration feci deep regret at the loss of
Sir. Woodbury's eminent talents and ser-
vices in that important branch of the Na
tional Legislature, where he has always
been, in himself, aliost. But circumstan
ces have made it desirable to place in the.
Senate another able and patriotic son of
New Hampshire, and; Mr. oodbury m
declining a re-election under the circum
stances of the case, has given a new proof
of his patriotic devotion to the republican
cause which we are sure will be remem
bered with grateful feelings by every de-
taken without allowing him the smallest mocraroflbe nation. ' Boston States.
parucie oi crean, lor ine miscnieis ne nas . -
averted. - Aw Hampshirt, Tho. Legislature of
Our readers are not aware perhaps of New' Hampshire met at Concord, on
the resnonsibilitv which the President has Wednesday last. In the Senate Jos. M.
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he purchased a dagger, or which he oUerr inclirr t v . : Manv-of his Haroer was chosen President, . Samuel
TOWd fAa In; ncmor- Tun. Hlprk. In the Hi of
iiiriiun ill iiriiLiii.ivv ncici 1111,1 &u a a a v . s . w .
r . 1 i-ii . mi ' 1 1 I T" 1 i .!
1 . t i lt 11 '
ea to give a nunarea aouars. . jy c
had followed bim j to the door, attracted
by the singular spectacle ; and he came
out, swearing vehemently tha he! would
kill the first man he met a threat which
his disordered senses would have Certain
ly, compelled, him to execute.! - We left
him in charge of some humane individu
als, a melancholy; instance of the weak
ness of poor human nature, j ' ;
ild.
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passage of this bill. The two leading pa
pers in that State, attached to his cause,'
have been exulting at the anticipated suc
cess of May sville bill, achieved under his
administration. 1 he Legislature ot Ken
tucky have, (it is said by 'the-Frankfort
Commentator,) repeatedly and in each in
stance almost unanimously, adopted reso
lutions in favor of procuring the aid of the
Representatives, Jds. B. Thornton, (late
ly appointed Second Comtroller of the U.
S. Treasury, in the place of Mr. Hill)
was chosen speaker. He had 136 votes
Ichabod Bartlett 86. i
. Loteell Factories. The. Merrimack
BTanufacturing Co. have fiTe Factories,
each 150 feet in length, 50 feet wide and
general governmeptin constructing a road 1 four stprica high. They manufacture in
from Maysville to Lexington. The Pies- one; week YZo,T3b yards of cloth ; weight
" GtiilfordlGold. There are almost as ma
ny gold mines in thi3 county as there are ident was aware of the risks he might nn. 20r,547 lbs. and print . into calico about'
fcquareinues.fc , xuw uie quaimty w . goia Uut he was Willing tO meet every COnBe-ly,VW yarus ciupiwjr ttwuncwuauus,
. dug Irom each, vanes in proportion to the quence for the good of his country. He two-thirds females,
richness of the mine and the quantity of was duly and deeply sensible of the kifid-J i !
her husband had been taken from the wa
ter.
labour bestowed. We have been politely Wss which that r.ountrr has manifested to-
favored with a statement of the amount Wards him. hut he was resolved nottobe-
nedi Her bodv was found about P'nV.lArk realized by one Company that of Swain's tratv her confidence bvsacrificmz his prin-
the riext morning, under a heap, of rub-f and Macy's at Hodgin's Hill, from the ciples to any local interests or, temporary
bishi within a lewteet ot the place where Ui PWiasiiuciu. iuisf p0pulanty. We have beard otxciaaia-
wuiyany jiavc imu scvcu uauus, ju luciri tlOM trom biS UPS dUlinff these evemiUl
employ, dunng he period mentioned, and scenes,- which are worthy of the best days
nave aug ana washed out i ,o 0 1 penny
weights of gold, worth $997$00- !
: ' ; -Greensboro XJrjpt.
: JohnS. TaUaferro, Esq. of King Georgel tion which it would have opened uon
county, Va. the only son of the Honi John Congress and upon the people, the more
Taliaferro, of the House of Representa- dafply sensible we are of the obligations
tives, fell a victim to a premature death 1 wjuch.we owe to him. You cannot con
on the 4th inst. His horse plunged -into 1 ceive (said' a very distinguished member
to Rappahannock, from which he fell,! of Congress the other day,) of the disgrace-
and receiving injuries from the horse while I ful scenes which are already acted. Had
On the evenin or alluded to a Mr. Maior. 1 in the water, he sank to rise no more. 1 this thin? erone on. I would not answer
wnu jiau just iciiimcu uuiu, tuc Tccicini j. no Lcascu was ill me uujutc;viu uic buuecuueuues
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country, alter a long absence, was oetau- age, ana nas lcit a wiaow ana, nve nine
ingvto his brother, (Mr. Francis' Major) I orphans. (RaL Staiv I
IVondcrful Escape On Monday eve
ning; last, a severe thunder storm passed
over! this town , without, however, causing
any serious injury, although, in one. in
stance,' several individuals escaped mi
raculously from its effects, as win be seen
by fhe following statement, which . we
have gathered from a gentleman who
was present immediately after the scene
occurred. -:T: ' ' - .-il'..
. Newb. Spect
Distressing Casualty.. On Tuesday af
ternoon last, Jacob Leib, a young man of
German birth, was drowned in Neuse Ri
ver. ' He was one of three on a sailing par
ty, when a flaw of wind capsized the boat,
which immediately sunk. Unable to swim,
he soon went to the bottom. The others
of tht Republic. The more we consider were rescued by a boat which immediate-
ine injurious consequences, wmuu wuwu v m,u.u .vuv..
have resulted from the passage ot tnese
bdlsr-rtbe torrent of intrigue and conyp-
New Hampshire Senator. We learn by the Ua
'H. H. Patriot," that he Hon. Iaaac Hill, whose no
mination as Second Comptroller of the Treasury,
was rejected by the Senate, has been elected by .
the Houae of Represents res, as Senator to Con
great from New Hampshire having received 117
votes out of 220. Geo. 8aillivan had 50, Levi
Woodbury 22, Ichabod Bartlett 13, J. F. Paroa 6, (
M .Harvey 1, 8. V--
Salma Hale 3, J. JLIason
It is no wonder, therefore, that the firm I moor 1 ; d confirmed by the Senate by a vote o.
course of the President should have drawn 9 to 3. . ! .
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