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. CLAY" AND FRELINGHUYSEN.
- NifubwrWtfon receive for a teas time than one fer,
1 , st,i. iGRtixEum. : on n.. t-wc ' :
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v
. A id1 1 1 r tcssCs oj; ADfEHT13I'&
' 1 f . V l' ' ' rlL .w- :-. ;-winn and twenty
"Ciwtti ami Couorders will be charged 25 per
cWhlgbertotbe iwiu beU W th
A deduction of, 33 1-3 per cem , f
W rimfc by the L conunwd TOtil forbid land
U Or tS ddreed tthe Editors most 'come wt
. . . ' ..... inf inn ' . . .. ,
P4iai9 t,f tvv tit
. AliRlVAli OiTHE tiRITANIA.
FIFTEEN. iM Ir5 fATJJi? FROMEUROPE
. 4flieifsteam; slfip Britannia. mvel at
Boston ftbotit sixoIock on Saturday moiv
nin& bringing:. Londoniand Liverpool pa
ncrs to the Wth ihst. She brings 4S cabin
pctsscngerv i ti - . - ; .
The -Overland. Mail had' arrived from
India' aridiChtoa; bfii brings' rid news of
interest Mo ith (American readej. The
dates froni Cantpn f aire to the 15th of Feb-
. JCI I. fi B
It
Vii.rbut mehtion..js made -of the,. ar
rival of lour Minfeter, the i Hon. Caleb
Cihing'. J kittle i'syas ; doing , in '.Teas pp.
Acfc.bunt ohthe higlj" prices demanded-.
Several during 'dttejmpts at robbery had
been'rnadfat HongiKohg. I ;
trid EJlnboi6iih; Governor General
dia; has. bden irebajled. - This produ-
ceoi a gi eat ecnemeni. inrougnout sung-
nirsinrreland
aiotff. ; A new t
al had not yet
been
tettoIri! O
onncll and th
other
Rejealfrs:;'!!!
1 . . -
(fee ted vith' seditaoni
i!ortUraji is siui a
Spain dlMoroccb are 'gbingto war with
. eaCti other J:':'. i'U ' y .
:fh6 tsacUet VhipEti6pe had' arrived at
Lirarpool in short passage of 15 1- days
frodi NJ YorkL- 1! i J . . . .
. 7- . - t fc- TJ Z (- I - ' ' - '
nllt
JUchess of .Kent was iii
Fratfce!
ere she nad befen entertained
. 'tCiottdlwaR1 aljttffe,flrm;;. -Thfo-' .Kafi'
bceh htfctualchaine iH pricesV however:
Ij is rnihred that ' Sir" Hehry'Potinger
i ;iim.oAs'y4l' In England be eleva-f-iii
jtd'thip4erage.i : -. , . j . ; ,
. Mr. iThomas Baring, the unsuccessful J
! obneht 6 Mrjj Pattjson in( th.ev ; reqent
ctpo1aV!n-!cohtesW has Veen returned
ju is veeecea xnai me jmpejror 01 nus
sia wQUld 'afnW in England; on a visit to
sty, about
the second week of
this month.
, Vast numbers !of emiffrahts froni all
pAius v.ijciipucr are iiuw ituu&uig 111-
tp Liverpool on their way to Canada arid
v thejUnitejd tates The majority of. the
- Scotch 'eraigratits t re for Upper Canada,
whilst lihbse of Engldnd and Ireland ' are
forthcttrnitk,Stafes.,r ; .;
UtJBcyrt-sLs whether "goWrnnient
1 anjr;pffij5ial knowledge of a treaty be-.
the Zpll Verein, sign
epnr)4 .3jdlMach .jas bywhich. to
M-riupe if America, was to-.be
adimlt!intp pprmany at a duty of . four
dlr$jr cwt.,; raw cottbnjree of duty,'
ai)rpth articles ja.it tow dulies-n cqn
Bi3ejrfttincifx German
n,inul&uipcs im more favorle terms? ,
":SjritJPeitMidlf was true that such1 a
treaty fet qeri sinc$ but it had hot J-et
Mr.aboucherp said that existing trea-
w reiineTeq. i jmppssioie, ior me umiea
Statesttadnit tji productignsof Qerma-
nYJl mmmW.PZ Jhan purs,,
anWcofiSpquentlyi
that any reduction in
la-vsjr o merman
ejally!favprable'
manufactures , must be
id( those of Great'Bnt-
6ir:PeIsad
la 'few words to' tKe'
samenct,!but thought sit would' be bet-
from
any observation just
at present, as the treaty alluded to had
noroeen" jaulied. I I . ;
IRiSHi AFFAIRS.
1; hSfJ'
r convicted cohspiratbrs
-
;vuiucu vrvjx. space aurinsr the nast
1 jJIJfi5K-Jf in the newspapers.-
t UT$H 9fl ftueens Bench, on
Tfesa iri asVcn by MK Whiteside;
whWrifdmerlfthB' mafer?portlon' bf
that jdavi and diav followinir;i' AltoVpthAr.
ti-ieit. eches from the-couii.
WlThp c"orirt it is -expectetL' will cive
iecislpri jori the mooted points' to-mor-.
'5:l1jrjierta in 'this wilTOV
iiv aupsuon wniftrr twi
i
OTiJHiwnery traversers !pe4irn-
6pycapV Mth
!tfyh wasrft
"wiuim: over me sentence uniii tne
any triPU by the idefe ndants has pass
Fa1 nThe feelins' whlnh rhi:rnhtinn
Sfei kepubUcninoV
IvPKSWtte I
th .thek daiiy)&ess.
ic jjuuue fire xirea ana
Words, " full pf ? souhd
' ftOthinff: vStirfiii1drif
itn their -way, may be
!red;soas
his flood 61 repeal ora-
tKe'BuB
in;'Fo:C6urts.r,Th5
arton)dlil all arrearagea arepaia.. . r .
The; iriterMiriabl proceedings in Tfe
ianrijingutpf the trial bfMrJ OTCon
nelfandtheothei
nayo
petorethcj wnt of error, which
f;nied carmrig:to the house of Lords,
WGiufi! ttfe&to be;toierb1v ceK
S:lhelriAnt fpfi-m- which i nrim ftrn J
rpy r :r w Mf
Wriittfifi
lurvTsil
v. f ViUMl
1 1 ' 1 '' - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 " '" 1 " " 1 " 1 1 ' n ' 1 nil. ij .ii " 1 u
.Mil : i A Ml. 1 1 1 iA v M fi f-a U - . -.'.. i . ',i l i IT r ""t r I ' ' Ir I frl if 1 "j "i
RIJNERl JAPS, j )
?
idj5ngtnaf T nas at length.bec6inG tdis
taltefulnaiouslr' 'lll&VigfeMip4:'ibr
is the reulti , besides! the repeal .mania
in the sistexCQuntry has sjibsided sospee
diiy that the , intere st I which usually : at
taches t thjewe who are believed to4 b"e
" terribly in; earnest " IHas avaporated
TM statlreland nowv and her condi
tiri!twe1yei jnpntbs .ag whea the.country
wjtd burning with the repeal maniai spwa
tHe ibxbitable not. less "than, thev unsteady
cnaracter 01 tne peupiey v uiuer x uues.
IH1
BfiPEAI r ASSOCIATION, , Vr;
weeMy meetine of the repeal as
The
sociation vas held 6h1tHe',234; ult, . ;Mr,
Niola yVIaher Jp In the chair.
Much 'i- routine business was: transacted.7
arid Mjrl ((jCoimell renewed Ihis exhorta
tions tofihe; ( country , to-maintain peace :
and orderjlwhile he.urgedthe necessity of
epntinutiMj ;tp agitate :.Ibr-repeal. . 'The
rent, sifice ithepreceding , meeting on the
!6tlL was Enounced io he 280 .13sj AdL
1 The usual weekly meeting f the asso
ciauon was neia on me win. un. . jyir. u.
OConneUqr., hi the jchair. Mr. OCon
nell tookf ah active part in the proceed
ings; and: made 1 several speeches. The
repeal Irjeptlleceived since f the last .meet
ing waannpuncejttojbe, & J9U13S. akjU;;
, t'At a ineeting of the, repeal .association
on jiionaayivxr. v uonnei moyett mat me
association dot at its rising, adjpiirn, until
Friday; jtbat might (after the proscu
ti)ns) bing forward' His plan for thefre
newed agitation of ' the repeal (Loud
cheers.) s; The leaders of the pause would
certainly iriihis opinion, be sent to goal
M9TTO?.rwP!d nevertheless;
in the obiects of those prosecuUons, if they
(Cheers.1 The learned erentleman then
exhorted j the people tot peace aW'rse
verance. The rent" was expected to a-
mounttb200. .
.1 i
r 1 ITAI1Y.
Escape fi ihkfKtng qj Napl&frvm 'Assms
Naples, April 15th.- At the ::same time
that .me.; King : received the ' congratula
tions .of the. Court ,and the. corps diploma
tigueoh Ihpirth pf a .daughter, he; was
alsp copgmtulated. pnlthe. escape from. as-,
sassiriatiohi under thej follbwing .pirCQQi-
stancesiA mw days since a 'sergeant of
the; Guard,' named Barbierigbt ' an audi-
empe oi me pang, on preiext 01 asKing
grace jfprf his brother who had insulted
his officer, and was to be severely punish
ed,,. I.he Kihg,.with his . usnal kindness,
told the! man to, gp to the Colonel, and say
Shown. fBawqieri retired,, but had no soon
er re-entered the waitihff room, than he
begged; thej kjfficer on guard to aiiow,hijn'
to return; as he wished to reveal to the
king a'conspiracy'there existed -to assas
smate him.; j IThe officer perceived a pis
ojj j9iy::iiby. -.a handkerchief in the
fpllowsat I thd on seizing it ithp fellow
triea toscape, but. yfas,, pursued and c-j
y&&t4efpisl'as loaded; primed,
ahd' cocked;1 Jtrid a. secpnd one. wjas found .
ihis po1ckt with1 a phial coriiainirig poi
soh. His iKfaJesty appears) under all cir
cumstaiice4i to have had a narrow escape,
I bitt unwilling' to believe himself an object
of assassination, his Majesty has. judi
ciously ,xrredi the Serjeant; prejried
tur ueseruon ana Dearmg promonea nre
arms r
D
UTCxl BUTTEIL
The
lutcl
butter is celebrated for its
ecellenle.11 The folldwirie 'is said
1
to be
leir mnni in ivniin ir ra nmnavon
emodeihvhich it is prepared:
Alter; 1 havinsr milked their cows, the.
DhtjchilJaVheir inilW tpget cd befbjrel
uey puif n 4nio ineir.pans. VV nen piacep
therpiri e.dorribt;peititrto sand'ipr'
the breari' rise morbthani about four
hours, j ; trhejjr then stir At together more
iptiriialtej to pombine the milk and. cream;
and con inuc thus to do ! at leasts twaor
threje times j a day. It it be agjitated: in
:thistmarer as occasionally happens, till
he whprl) quite thicik, therbutterLthus
obtainei$the rjiorcj. highly esteemed
As spiiasjit rpquires the..usualTcpnsist
encyi itfisjcliurned cPmmbnly. about an
hkw,j til W ruttec begins tcrrxn cold
water Islthp added, rppbrtibrieb; to the
iniahtityjbtiiU-!ibr:ule. purpose of facil
itatihg;the Nbparaiibn bf the butter-milk.
Thdibbtteribeing properly come,! it Ss ta-
:ken from the churn, and reneaxedrV wash-
putterrMk is alt exnressecL and it no lom
get retains !fny tirigeof whiteJ By jthi
PrtS? ftemany?bf mfc
uiaii in
itself
Jpnge
Mle tbJbutterrriillc u fnf!n,W
eeableV- tp "the paIaie.s-i:BMton
i2ace hetuken Fashion and ColdnttiTYif.
racp .betvvefen : these JtfQ crack ; naffs-4
rniles and repeat, for a purse; of flOO idol-
lars cameidff enVesterday at one o'clock,
ovbrt.the Kendall Course. The first four
tps.)wcrej tun in 7 nunute3.:andl5l
seconos. n asmon KeeDimr me ltMiu irora a
avvpen me ji
jtmtL'Itl'wi
inat.uoione naa oeen wimarawiw as.
jl:J 'I if i if ' k 1 ' (..1 k .. ' 1
iori crallonernund thetrkekiand of course
-bok the jpbrse without! much trminieV--
. ;
jchbcc prow aix Torx
IS SAFt. . . I"
From the McckUftb 24.
.CELEBRATION !S0F , 20MAfeqi.
Accordihlr to bretious arfsrimentfuife3 cit-
izens of ' Mecklenburg and.the adjomins.Couh-
ties, celebrated the UOth, May the69th Anni.
Tersarj 01 uie iecKienDiirg if e.ciaraiion 01 in
dependence,' ia a very spirited '; arid ! patriotic
mariner. The aybeautifully clearand cahW
wai ushered in by me firing qf caqrion and
ringing of bells. At,precisel irp ciock,,tr
immense, concourse of persons present fbhned
ia prpcessiori,- lupder "the order pf Ma- Brar.
Moowas.Cfrand Marshal, arid'.Maj. R. S.
Young, of Cabarrus and ,W. HNsei4 as As-,
sistant'Marshals,.and marched (preceded by a
hand of !music) to the stand .in : the pleasarit
grove of, the Preshyterian Chorch where seats
had been prepared for the; occasion. 'The pro
ceedings at the .stand were 0peried,with an ap-1
propriate prayer from th; Rev; Mr.' .Freeman
TheMepklenhurg Declaration of Independence
was then readtbv Wm; R. MTEKS,sq.V who
prefaced its reading with a few 1 tastefully- ar
ranged and appropriate remarks.-After which,
tbe .orator of thd day James W. OsbobncI, Esq.',
delivered an address of about half an hour in
length, of which, to say it was eloquent and
sbuh8Urringr befitting the great occasion would
be but meeting the public expectations Though
made after-a hasty preparation, it was ari effort
worthy, any cause, and creditable to the high
reputation which the orator -enjoys. He was
frequently interrupted by the rapturous applause
r u: j: L i ; i
vi ma auuiiory. ai we conclusion 01 uur. us--
borne 's oration,. the Old North' State,?- (the
lines, penned by- the late Judge 1 Gaston) was
suns in most beautiful and- charming ' St rains
by a choir of young ladies present; assisted by
the. gentlemen. who joined in the chorusJ- The-
services at the- stand being thus concluded, the
procession reformed and marched ; back td the
Courthouse, wtbe ctraer in-which it came downt
and was there'dismissed to await the announce.
ment'of dinner.'.- i;:' -' ; !
; THE DINNER,;
: Prepared bf .Messrs. Hampton 4& Alexander
the enterprising 'and hospitable, pipprietorsf pf
the Charlotte Hotel, was spread in the beauti-
i ui auu spacious grove in uie yara ot vol. vy fc
J. Alexander,! who kindly .tendered it for the
occasion. Tike' tables, five . in- number, each.
about 100 feet long, fairly groaned under a most
sumptuous and elegant dinner. . i At 3 o'clock, a
large number of persons sat. down, presided
over.
by CoL iWm. J. Alexander,' as President
of the Day, arid Gen. W. C. Means, Maj. R
S. Young, and Dr. Cyrus Alexander, of Cabar
rus, Jos.' H. ,Wilson, Esq.; of Mecklenburg,
ti. is. Jones,jJbisq., of Kowan,; (Jol. Ephraim
Brevard, of Lincoln, Gen. J. M. WaddilL of
Ansoh, 'Amos! Stevens, Esq., bf Union, , and
Col. Thomas J. Grjer, of .Mecklenburg, as
Vice Presidents. .The company haying dined,
the President pf the Day ordered the tables to
be cleared, and announced the Regular Toasts,
as fouows : ..,'."..,
. regular' toasts
L The Day toe- Celebrate e Ooncrated- in
the. annals of North Carolina, and embalmed in
the hearts of pur citizens. - - M - f
6 cheers, and a discharge of cannon.
2i The Coslitulion of the U States.
3. The President of the U ' States.
4. The Army and Navy of the U. Stales j
5; - The'Metidenburs 'Declaration ofPIndc.
pence ; .The offspring of a noble patriotism, hat
challenges a parallel m history. , The memory
of its .authors will; be revered while freedom
has a fhend on earth. . ' . - v ,
.-. - ;. 6 cheers.r. Discharge of canrion.
6. -Dr. Evhraim Brevard, author of theMeck.
lenburg Declaration : Though' an early rnartyr
in the glorious; cause in which his . soul was so
much engagedyhis nariie will be enrolled in the
catalogue, of the most illustrious benefactors Pf
the human race. Drank in silence.
7. The Memory of Washington : 1
mMnl n aMamaa
" ,. . .(.). - - .' 1 Mlk fM ,UCUVQ ,j
8. The Union of the States : Can be presem
ea only m the same spirit in which it was form
ed a spirit of concession, and a mutual regard
ior me ngms 01 me several memoers. n ,
y . t 't3qheprs.' 1
;9. TTie Mecklenburg Monumental Association,
Formed-in a spirit .of lofty patriotism, may the
expectations of its mends be fully realized, -0..
cheers. . Discharge of :carinpn. r
10. The Memory of Gen. Wm. Davidson
who fell gallantly fighting in. defence pf his
country. - - j-' r . -IDrdn-in silence.-'
lljlliemejnor
lenburg Declaration of Independence. r
: : .'.-ii Drank in. silence. .
12 North. Carolina v. Loved and cherished
by her sons and daughters; she cannot be true
10 nerseu, wimoui erecting a. suiiauie ,iionu
ment to commemorate the gallant deeds bf her
revolatipnary, sons. , - ' r i i a : . j
. Song, the bid North State : by the. Ladies,'
greeted with 6 cheers and the thunders pf can-
1 w - !- .'." 4 1r: :,-. '- -j
UUIl.j !M J
13, , - T? -Fair. Sex z As pure :aod . rjeautiful
as the naUve gold bf old Mecklenburg. ,-.f
TRaDturous arblause.and discharge of cinhon.
; By P. J Wilson, Esq. V Glory and honor ,tb
the, fkh; daughters p Charlotte and iu vicinity,
for the hrpt.pHective movement towards toe ac
complishment of the iMecklenbufg Monument.
ByCoLM. yJAlexandei:let . political
Tjarties.' Dart v: funds, and fselinsrs: thereunto' be
longing all, pe cast ta,tt,e Ifour Finds.of Hea-
y W C7 -l . : . ... Tj'L At J. . r.
vea-anq e us &u inve wiuj acn ouier 4a com-
, - t A .t - - k I ' " " '1 Si . r
oid
ZJ1? fPMare eochaawen
encp let herlspna arid,dauhlerf be, prompt fn
e recung a sunaDie monument, 10 commemorate
1 that glorious events e a.'- ' 4 'V4.
By Charles T4 Alexander, Sr. : pur C7oajf
iMtion ; Nombtilation, no dsion,-recUs col-
umerie'rerunu.'-.: -k'-"- if,' iri.:L .j-
By Capt; JpbnWalker i Tie palriotic. sons
yand fair daughters oyoZ3fWtfnir "May
uey'in ine1 emerpnze ox, mpnuuieuipruTp
themselves worth v ef theur npble ancestryofi
1770. i . vvuti
)andef opry revpludnnary 'MiittWn
"at the jrelcbration in May, 1844 he iji6m
Do. tHtr;3t Ltkxtt '
J j . ?i2. HarriMm..
d''4i -f.-1 -'-i-
ibii.
i -WJ : '.
,U 15 Li
first should'ered fnnf Srider ' when Kit years
btd-niy 'hjhtrtd eaiapUpte7mdritl
merit. raiied to commemorate the gallant deeds
of luimpahioriW Ui
of Coh Jatis who fell gallantiy fighting for the
unerry tvo enjoy.: Jtf44; j :.4.i.j
Br Isaad S. : Aleiandej: t'ToTthe matrons whb
so Jiehly.phned.forward uiByballnwhich was
put in motion w ihe2Qthlu;ay, 1775 . . 1 ; i
ojjl 1 aomas !MrAiexander r i Ai 2pft May
1775,: Let the citizens of Old Mecklenburg-
of the, Old. Nprth States aye .pf,' the. whole
u nion, wbo are . me , oescenaants ox tne. renn-
srivahia JWfhi be- prpud r oit And;rerrierir
the' pledge there rnMeVthat only-to-jiist laws
Dhl
Texas f Ma-v it soon' shine 'as the 27th: inr'our
- " . - 1- .
glorious galaxy of Sovereign! and independent
States.' cr,ifi 1:.vUs.4j -Miiu ! - i
i By . M; W. Alexander i . So we behold but One
remnant of the. noble spirits ' that, fought and
Med) for-jour liberUerrMThos. Alexander.
May-his last days, be his bes,t. N . v
By. B Morrow ; j The annexation of Texas to
the Union : To the whole Union a matter of in
terest but to the SouthV eririihatically a ques
tion 01 sen preservation, may every soumern
man be found actively advocating 'the measure.
Aim
memory of the 20th pf May 1775, and the pa
triots who declared their" freeddm, be lasting as
Egyptian ryramius ana as enauring as tne gio
rioua.old'NQithrStatei' "'f'H- .-'",-
By N. W. Alexander : The memory of AV
cxamrfer . if omtZtorf-r The alien Secretary of the
Treasury,- theb friend of. Washington and the
enemy- ot ISurr. .- llerput the :whole of our gov
ernment in inptipn, majr it eyer move on in the
same,-way. j v..s t -,
.By S, C! Crawford i The Declaration of lb
and ,7j(J The Hornet land -the Wasp whose
ppisph shall rankle in, the.hlbpd ef the- tyrants-
uhtil their "whole heads shall be sick, and their
their -hearth !v h ; " . .
During the reading hi the; Regular' ToastsJ
Mr. H.: Ci Jones, of Rowan wa called 'upon
for a speech, j Arid those priiyVho :knpw that
gentleman's forte :on such aririceasion, can ap.
preciate -what followed: lie sketched the an
imated scene before htm-the whole proceed:
ings pf the day, and appealed in the most feel.
ing and patriotic strainVto the - citizens of old
Mecklenburg to every . citizen .pf, the ;01d
North State." yea, to, the friends, of liberty,
the ;world oyer, to comej forward and do their
duty the duty of patriotism ?in erecting a
suitable monument' in commemoration of one
pf the most.glorious deeds in history. . He. ob-
served that money Was the material power
which was to carry on this ;wprk; and that now
was as good a tinie af ariy in the world to make
a beginning1. '- That bpfwas willing to-practice
as well as preach, and this ; was his offering upl
on the fane -of libertyy (laying down a very lib
eral donation.) - And. now gentlemen, says he
I want you to come fonvard 1 Yon ! the de
scendants of the immortal men. who signed that
immortal' paper KYoq ! the descendants of the
fJrevardsf.tho Alexanders,-the Harrisses,. the
Wilsons, the Polks, arid the Grahams,; come for
ward and show your bipod, by doing something
worthy your ancestors. The appeal was elec
trical every .man had nis hand oh his pocket
book, hnd - in an instant Bank Bills, began to
fall, like leaves in the: vale of yallambroso. It
would have done the heart pf the patriot' good
to have witnessed the scene that followed. The
spirit-was up, and not only citizens of Mecklen
burg and descendants Pf the immortal signers
of the ever imemorable declaration came for
ward and freely contributed to the Monumental
Fund,r but gentlemen ;rom other counties
strangers to pur community, came forward with
the utmost enthusiasm and threw into the Trea
sury of Patriotism: their bountiful contributions,
more than realizing the riiost j sanguine antici.
nations of the friends Ipf this noble enterprise.
The scene was one of grandeur and must have
thrilled with pleasure oeond Jthe power of lan
guage to describe, the heart of every one pre
sent, who had a drop of patriotic blood coursing
in .Lis mpinji . Aftr Hi Tnna Yiarl rnrAtiAt
and the "shpwer, of 'Bank 'Bills and gold "had
ceased partially, Mr. Osbbrn was called up.
Those jonly Mho know this 'gentleman's powers
as an impromptu speaker can fully appreciate
tha ehect produced by his .burst: of eloquence.
The immediate consequence firas another show
er of patriotic contributions. He concluded by
giving a Toast, which , was, in unison with the
feelings of , aU present to wilj : 1 ; , . . ..
: Maj. Thomas Alexander,. he pnly surviving
soldier of the Reyolut,i6ri present on this occa
sion : May the evenirig bf his life be as calm
'and unclouded as its dawn was bold, patriotic
:and useful.-''tf;;l.;J' ( , ;V .'. 1, ' ;
; This sentiment was 'responded tq by the icon-'
course with the riiost enthusiastic applause
rwnen. tne gaiiani 01a veteran roseana request
ed the President of the Day to' offer the follow,
ing sentiment in his tUcne.il: i-r J
The Nam of the, United States ? mile nerv
ed.by the patrptie hriterypfla Perry; a Deca-
1 a j J t.T.' 4 . : it.- ..ii. t
tur4,anu a cjuanqugn it; .may i,ruiy. ue cauea
the.riglit.arm pf..our.nationalt6ef&nce ( -:
ITns Toa$t, aru the old veteran were greet
edby;t thruMlire "fheexs, :r ',.
t The.; Presiderit bf aayltheri announced
that the cbrripanV were! ire ady for Volunteer
Toasts.
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! It is here" necessary m remark, that the hour
was- ablate, that not One. third pf those preserit
cooia avau inemseives ott uietnroortanuy vr oner
were either Offered at the table,' or
rerc afterwards handed m by, the Committee.
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1 VOLUNpTEfiR toasts: .
Br Oehi !!iHWm
WW 7 T'A
nal honor follow them.; s k
1 By,Geri,4V'Ci Ieahs,X P. ; The Citizens
of MccilehburgMnd: Once citizens
I ptthe. sampJCPuntii-rtiJey areyex-unitea in m-
ii i !By the .jReVy J. TYleniair t pTtestgju
IfCTS 9T znc uccxiCnovrg jscciaraium vj inui
would, tbey yield submission; and resist at all
hazards the harid of dppressipri.4" ; "
By Jpseph W.- Hampton The' lone star of
President 'the ':!Mic1$tnlwxig
; Independeiich AAj act f Pf patriot1 feeling bpi'
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len W rejoiceimatth
uarjii;: Ju-wLi"iL i j jtu i.
MiJguupucu ijuiriuia uuw ciiii"uit;ut;u cuxisuansj
ttuu uim lyjf ui;ir ygnaures.i meiruwiarauoa
pf- Ihdpdericei theyA Jikewise ofecribedfo
the precioos truth and sealed it with their blood.
that both 'civil dligiouaia)erty:ari:MsisU
u Jr.L . .. i ... ....
ciu.-wuu me canuiaa' rejigiOEU f pr -t
iBjr C.N.Enersoni?Esq.,,pf Lincoln sZex.
tnton and Jec&eQourgr.The two cradles in
which northern and southern liberty wierorbckV
ed. . As the two - infants, were joined i shoulder
10 saouiaer in. me revolution, so iei: mem ne
joined heart tpjheart in all time, , I . . . -
uy voi. , ugusrus Aiexanacr : 1 nt signers
of : the Mecklenburg Declaration of Lidepend.
ekctts- '."vl !f"-i. i ' " A:
They are gdfteyiniglity men, and they deep in uieir fame,
' ShaH Mr ever fortthem "Never ! No. nevtr '
lt'tmr anna fmm'na 1an tn .mK-itm - .hnfra'iirm
And the anthem tend dowf Independency forever !, ,
rake, wake ! heart and'toaiaeeep the rime eye young.
Wake
Let Iheiz deeda tnkh lane line of azea be mm.
Wbo on Carolina a green hula freedom banaer unlarled.
And a beacon -re raisec! that gave light to the world.
Theproceedings thus closed for the day.- f ,
On Monday night a Concert was given by the
ladies. The room Was tastefully decorated, the
uiusic wen seieciea, ana tne entertainment sucn
as to elicit from a' large lassemblage, the. most
enthusiastic commendation.' Never idld" Ihrht
shine upon a company offair riiaidens,erigaed
in a nobler worc. I And las mey were the first
to embark in the glorious work 'of erecting ;a
monument on ' the spot hallowed ' by so many
thrilling reminiscences of the revolution, may
tney manliest tne same zeai ana patriotism un
til its completion. -IThe monumental f Associa
tion held a meeting on Tuesday morning, but
as we have not space, in! which to detail their
proceeoangs, we wtu aeier inem unui next wees.
' From these riroceedings. of which Iwe have
given an accurate - account, t will b seen that
there is a spirit:: enkindled in Jfecklenpurg, that
will,-if diffused throughput-the State, rescue
from oblivion, the memory of her revplutioriary
sons. The cause has;at-last taken a start, and
a-aedeus been forined ' around :' which may be
gathered the patriotic and generous sympathies
of the State. 1 I
The Gal tchati had iTjnAVTien i
very young man! wei were; thrown into a heigh
borhood t where!- we were - 'wholly unknown.
The . gals and boys " Were ail strange to uf
and . we had to pick! our way in the best man
ner, wo could, jjsaac E.lwas ariiong our first
acquaintances; and the "principal source of lo
cal information." i j ,
One ' Sunday evening Isaac invited us . to. go
to a night meeting I with him at a neighbor's
house. - We did so J AmQng the female singers
was one distinguished tori the sweetness of her
voice and the beauty of her face. We were
half smitten, at least withf the fair singer. '
; Who is shei' vye asked Isaac, soon as the
folks were dismissed. Isaac laughed at our
eagerness, and replied, Miss G.
. She is very jretty, anl sings sweetly,' said
we.' .-. 1 : .j fi ' .
' Yes,' said Isaac, (and what is better than all,
if you are in love with her, she is very well off
quite a fortune ! 5 ! -" ' !
Indeed ! Then, Isaacthe fact is, I shall not
set my dogs on that trail. - Gals what have got
a fortune don't set their caps for such hoys as
you and I.' - ; j ' j ; .
'I suppose riot,' said Isaac, with a sigh, or I
should be mightily inclined to give Miss G. a
hitch myself I , I j - -
'. But what is she worth, Isaac V was our next
enqniry.L V; .j ).: -:) : --
Why then,' rsaid Isaal, very deliberately,
she has got a good mare! saddle and bridle-feather-
bed, and a heap of bed quilts.!.
Is that all V we asked in some surprise ; our
own humble views of a fprtune being; a little
higher than the inventory Isaac handed in.
'All ! ejaculated Isaac, astonished j that we
were not more forcibly impressed with the enu
meration. AU. lohjno! She has besides, a
half a dozen bran yieic pettier plates VThe
Spartan. ill j
CHRISTMAS INORWAtJ "
. ...... ,b4 miss bremek. ! -
The highest festival of ihe ' year among the
Northern Heathens and Christians- occurs also
at thi season in which the sun, as it were, is
born anewto the earth, and his strength neon
verted. firom wannirig to. waxing. With the
greatest cordiality isj this festival celebrated in
the. Scandinavian countries ; . Not alone in the
houses of the wealthy blaze up fires of joy,
and are heard the joyful cries of children ; from
me numuiest cottages aisoiare sounas 01 joy;
in the prisons it oecomes bright, and the poor
partake of plenty) In the colmtry,doors, hearths,
and tables stand bpeh to every wanderer. 'In
many parts of Norway the Innkeeper demands
no: payment froni xhe travelier either tor board
or lodging. ;:Th 13 is the time inwhich the earth
seems to feel thef truth of the heavenly words
"It is more bles3ed.-to ve! than to receive."
And not only human beingi, but aninials also
pave, their good; things at Christmas. Alt the
inhabitants, of 1 the, farm-yard, all , domestic anu
mats, &Tp .enieriampa in vne pcsi. manner, ana
theTittle .birds pf Heaven rejoice too, for at ev
ery1 barn a tall stake is raised, on, the I top of
magninccnt.meai . even tne poorest aaj-iaoor-
er.-if he himself possess no corn, asks and re-
"I ' , .1 . i A' i- 1 i k, : . !".
ceives irom tne peasant a ounaie 01 corn, raises
it avoitf'ana (nanii me Dims rejoice dcsiqo ms
empty barn. j 1 j " 4
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The .NestoriansiBy; the' last amyal':we
learn that the latest dates from thev'Nestarian
Coarifxy stated : that the' scattered Nestorians
were returning fo ineir npmes.: ..iJunowu
were held as captivef by the! Kurds had .'been
wleased. T Thp .fMhi)f Mosul, the instigator
bf ihe attacks upon , them, $s,dead 5Hi:ue-
Ierit irian, and wiU beneat ind favpr the Nestp.
nans.
'.Jit,
SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACX;u,; Jast ceiTea
rsuppry df feamhaut's extri Cie wmc ToWo for
kale hythe box,1 pooii or cut. '
r March 16. f33 1.
:J.H.ENN1SS4 i
... NUMHEir 5, .pP.yOLTJMEiL
r' WD et oar5 iWtW old
Fofthfro 19 rMSd in these wCoonar-
aiHarrih! hnrrah the countoy'B rwitf
:yfipj JlaiTT Clay and FreHnghuyaen. "
The Lbco'a hearts are verr aore. 4
.Thonghreiy r?e.ia.Palunjore;; 1
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Thi this wifl be a great coon-eaoa.
t-lirral:hamu &c:!r
P! .FBngnyaen'a.a Jeraeyi Blue,
A nobfc Whig and honest too, . r. -i.w.'''
Am h'e.will make New Jersey feel 1
Vhfgs;pay respect to her " Broad Seal ,
- wt-'harnhF& r
Now lift uTLowspeak mesadori'0i
Ilia fiuoe eW Kendall dae not alaader.
And wjten w tl get ii thenfrit,
Oh! h(w the Jersey Coons will bite!
Hurfah! httirah! ace. r '
r at-.".
If
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Oh! Malty Van's a man of doabt
Vfbo Wires in and wires out - ''
. Too. cannot tell when, on the track, -
Ji he'afoinorl, rcoRung back, - i
iHuirah! hurrah !"4cc. - -
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For wfio is here darea touch his hide ! , : Hi
TheyTl find he's only playing possum.
Uurrah I hurrah ! -ic' t. v ),f
United! heart and hand arewe,' , : .
Northern lake to Southern sea;
From East to' Weft the jconn try ' riaia' ,
For Harry Olay and Frelinghuyacn. !
Hurrah!'hurrahl?&fc: : ' "
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I THE TEW, TREE. , r
fk " t-U?i
, 1 ois iree inuaoiis mouniainous xy
in Europe! North America, and i Ja
In Britain and Ireland .there werp fprmer-i
ly great abundance iir a wild state ah)3j
planted m churcn yards., The yewfwa .
once what the oak is now, tho . basis,
our.strength. Of, it thp old EnglisK jico
mari made his long bow, which ho vaunted,
nobody . but an Englishman could ,bend4
In shooting, the English did not, as pthert
nations, keep the left hand steady, ;and
draw his how with, the right, but tkeep-5'
ing - his right atl rest upon; 'his cheeVi,
he pressed the vhole weight- of, his pp
dy - into the horns' of his bow. Hencpri
probably, Tarose the English1 ; phrasp7 p
bending the bow, and the French of drnc
ing one. So great was r the demand-fpfe
yew In the days of archery that our, own,
stock could, not supply the demand. Yew
is botanically described as a,, tree which) 1
grows'20 feet high, with a rough, unpTpiV?
little-harked stem : numerous, thick, and;
contorted i branches, and dark eycrgrccn.n
feliagCk Itbelorigs to the Linnoean classii
Dicbcia arid -ta the natural order Conifcns t!
It is . not, however, a trave cone-bearing S j
plant, having red berries a$Hruit.; -fTie
wood of. the yew is red and veined, yeryv,
hard and smooth,used by turners, cabinet-1 ;
makers, rnill-wrights, and a variety of oth- r j
er artisans. Flood-gates for ponds Tnadb: 4
of it are snid to be of incredible duration.;
The twigs and leaves of yew, eaten in i j
very small quantity are certain death tpr I
horses anu cows, but deer will crop these 1 '
trees witli impunity. Turkeys, 'peacocks j
and other 'poultry and birds, eat both the I
leaves and fruit. A few of the berries. ! j
are not deleterious to the human species, fj
but the leaves are fatal. The tree is yerji '
patient oflthe shears, and is much employt. i:
ed in the ancient style of gardening ,for. , h
verdant architecture and sculpture." ALfi;
lowed to take its natural shape, and whn-y
advanced to a considerable size, it forms 3
one of the handsomest British evergreens,
1 f k. kk .k .k ' 11 Lk"!i
narmomzmg aamiraDiy witn tne noiiy,ine
box and juniper.. A very interesting, and
for ornamental gardens, a vcrv : valuable ,
variety ofj the yew is that of the Upright
or lrisaJSTpw. It has been entirely derv-a
ed, as we j have been told, from .threb lbTi
four old trees in one part of Ireland.-
Magaxtneoj Science. ''rHJ V
DTJELS AT ;VICKSBURQ. K if
We .yesterday mentioned that a duel had ta
ken place between Thomas E. Rpbins 'and 73 !
young man; named James M. Downs, inSrhichj
the latter was. wounded. Farther intelligen6''j
has reached us by the New,Orieans Picayune,
from which! it seems that the parties fought witn
yagers at fifteen paces, and that Mr. D. was (
verely;althpngh not mortally wounded ;m ApLi
breast, p Aday brtwpatter this duel MrTMilt
lin, who acted as the : friend bf Mr; Downs.'
called upon Walter HwkeyEsqtheedlibbf
the Vicksbtirg Sentinel, for an explanation 'ta,
relation; to some remarks made by him about1
-the duel. It would seem that the explanation
was no. altogether satisfactory to Dr. M.f wbo J
collared his; opponent and commenced shaking-!
him. Mr. JL, who was pushed into ari alley 1
way, drew a revolving pistol and fired two. shots H
at Dr. M, one of which gave him a severe' r
wound in the breast one account says axnory .
tal wound. f j'. . I '::r-;(rilii
- Froni ihe Cincinhatti Commercial we learn s
that a passenger on board the steamer FrahLlia
states tkt Prentiss arrived oh Monday eyeniri r
from Nw 0rTeans 'afe Vicksha,.Uol.Jlitfi .
ing what had happened, immediately challenged' :
Robins and they were to fight on Tuesday inorri4'
ing.-The people were betting when the FanlcI,
lin leftjtliai' Prentiss would be kilkd- The:
greatesi excitement prevailed.' " -' ? '-1
! In addition, we give the particulars if . arjoUV-;
er aflair. one of the ' parties to ' which is f
known in Baltimore, from the Vicks burg
1 .i lit " ' . t t
,oi me xn msi i , - .r rs
; We understand a-rencontre took placpjres.f;,
terday, oetween 3Iajor Anderson Miilert yfl
arshat aid a Major Dunn, a ; teacher pf miUTj
tary tscHciri The parties met at JthePntiss
.Hense"imorm,!when DtnM;tisedIuslnic1(;(
inamPsx scientific roanrir. ' TTiey subseetot;
lyiriet f Rnneys hotel, armed with pistols; l
WUI UV mm , . .
, il Good Uancer A young gentlemaa
does not lirp' a thousand miles from pur oice, IS
was in the act . of popping the question : to rj
laid rlthar other da v. when just at -the .r.
,witohink tima' her fither entered the room, aadj
inquired, what they were about IxrV fFPri
iyjepKea the fair one, Mr. wasjust ex
platnmgtthe quesdpri bf annexation to , me, and. u
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