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- r-l -.-Vv .S'-rKEEp,i'ckEc:CTOS,xLx.,Tor' ; rT-. V r-u Rrixus. Pp this A.yn tiTBERiY, IT1 rnnA J- -t Jf'."nr:'' r
i
; v! -
iftf .
'if'. "
::-
i !- : - Tor the CtroUna Watchman. .
1-LM&sm. fcltfoaif:; Thdronbwing. efiusioft troia the
t irly Wn of 6nl of pur most estimable citizens, has, from
he 're-dtjrCii auiW, hitherto rewall in
Manigeri Moa think fy partiality does pot decern;
jotfWl rt JUin your Vhi.W jorfal.
Tbameniarience3 ok iece show that it should
jate ircttv 4& bacfc in tU present century.
he Preceding .day aboard bf risi The-mn4 UJ
ing hght and bafflin;:, we were until 9 ocelot
to-y reay ng our anchorage here. .'J
health dqnng the nonth.- Perhaps more mea.',
gre binicle hst,", was never .exhibited in a .
ship containing nearly 500 people stowed k
it were,' alrnost in bulk." , p - iy '
at -Trori tAe Philadelphia Forum,
r I
HI
Is
But kaeard &f
ra'me to the flat-swamp spring.
I -FuIl-pSsartt M .us eye, ! '
VrYrin'jlcroW';Mha;d been travelling
:AnJ-4oi cloucl .ihhe Bky. ' -:. ' - ' 4
1 le draojejf tjie tvhterjjso cool an J so,c!ear,
i For rairl'y and Hot tvast he ;
iThYn wit tm$elf (ownl onl the spring's green bank
1 In lbl elwide of a bedchen tree.
I . - - . "...", j i - ,
iA rnn caifee down jfroin si neighboring hill,
l-TaH;Ank. nd of lowhne -:
kle'dplfls HrfHmt ifia.e h bow, ; , ?-
Sayifisl'itransier hc wjdo you do ? t;
i Nowjlrt tbu a ach lot, friend, quoth he, .
,fOr.1tthou'at.Hoine a.Hrlfe ? , :'
V . : . ' i ' J
If go, ttfoiuHi-isi qiififledihfi happiest draught,
vri'Thoii J'iIm- tasted fcj ill thy life. " .
finu tile fciir imrtd wiimnii if iflv vrtn Via
4
' i'J'n -.tf wte: of kWin ver betn I - : , -s. -
ventie y woidshelhas oftn heard
; Oftne spring ofold BtiKean.' ; .
' v r i ' " -
f' I haf awife, bt ri nfer was here,"
Th4 stranger rntfe nasiry repfy ; s
'.' Birt Ml m blessed id the draught I have drank,
j Prnrte tne th1! tfajod why '
" S tiiail..qnbtthel countryman, " years ago.
DrariX oft of this crystal welj, ;
j:,r-urt-iw waters a Tnigic speii. .
i'-Forwhe.vt-JhsbiiBl drinks of this spring;.
f ?r';sljem'frtQ'nit ife; ; -f
.jt)h.4Ml.nlist.h9ppylnian''i8h,' t'.-'- s
. f.
! rwtenau oe masier iojr iiie,- v. .4
? But whoever the brijle as the start'tof the groom,
1 Wrjp rne tl)e husbihd then-T ' '
The jtnKer'Moojfed tp the -spring of.St. Krtn'A'.
i i Aiididrl'nkvof the water again., J 7, -
1 I warrant you drank of jrhe water betimes' - . --r
The,rvel)?r ring ialjj ; ' f Xtpi;. V
Vat n tcountrymiin 4rnilcd as tn strangerpalte, ;
'AAdihlVplBhry lani dbwnijh-iead.
p i hastinil$l.as soon as the wedding was o'er, i t
i And0 my yoinjt wif' in the porch ; - t
f FprheoaJhii Mf t church." - ' S.
BROpIiffe LETTERS from EUROPE.
e3aliceot the' Kremlin; originated
in the:sfrWest admiral ion of the splen
J doit of t b Ifiastqi vTO cityJof ;onstarfH-
rioriie wM! the eityj bft the religiotvOf the
f countfyif ;tteiSi Mtil abblished'by Czar
l'e!er iher ' njates?Were dravyn. I rpm
ihfjiVc, ownie their calendar of saints,
A thousand ears since.' savin cr Jess than
a qtiak;o rtur,ththafl received;
anjal)hftbetc1th a Jan-
usages raorai ana religious, ana lvan in
order tOj ga ber, strenffi h unto hi msel fV did
lU)t6biet that wilh his natinnn I t,ffnf!nn
forjtie East arid fit s : tmncriarcif'f that a
vrcabrf-.rjiHHiss suouiu; snare who nimine
tbionf .' ;oiHuicoyy;; Sophiai'tKelastHof
the; pronfiees ofVlhe ilmperialifamily of
jrrcce. was inc cnoice or tne AnTonraf..
,i A? f f!th CzRvvasjsanct ioned byf
-thef tfo-tpWded eaglH then the tvpeof a-
power suri e.me,iiid pversirice the inipe
;rialjd
ihe!i3tiionb jyan'WjJl-pWa'ffun'al
th it leMfof !arid Ijuurie?-of the East in
wl'iUt was dramethatthe royal
lJyould 1?econif a'reaterthan' Byzan
tinhifanXa rtjt hespirit of true mvalship up
venifa)k
es,)ad lesseslol Kremlin. Onei of
lhes piMcs rtf mairjs alrricst as it was
vii bin lherftUn Jvansl and inariv bf
thb shririari4chuj-che all their"
:wrsune;;iii'4niteic arid: extravagancei?
Jry 6eauy tp designs; and ihe sfreng ht
hel 'bwd! dieirbrigirr lb the en5
lgrats fron Germany and Italy, who had
ueeniinvuea toere
as 1 he ?then master sni
iw w genius ana
aiiZ "With thei r coml
ing, ..came . -many iota - the reiinements of
high ivijibtt,fail improved rarchite
turmlin jbundrte a coinage bf gold
and filif r hdj the first dawning ofctbai
day 'hicb hlrnade fUussia what shelsl
hystc"liye'l polit ically one
vi ititcj fiiwst povenui. nations unon itne
Globed I Aslthel Kremllri j advanced the
of Russia Increased, thouch nerhans
tberd i& rid Imore reBsibus e mh risi n i t?
a?l i'W lHtissi.Cnow;:'a there was
mheaH:&uchl
' ! -.t . I !.- S-w . ! 1 ;H ' B r .... -.vavr
; WgirtjorteJ ajhCroTaqaiiceJU was
: mvestedifvlui mbrd curiosity! than -
' t tf? r ""f c "u urtiouern. capi
111 As l:vrite-I have seen all it wnnJ
aers butwamipg asil am m all the spirit
of those freligious pilgrims who seem- tb
nie ner;eias me luanometans go to Mec
cancan trivet but a plain unvarnished
tale f whatll Have l3een7f have hot sepir
;OT:.reiuttp imooiuignt lUisj true; tor
'litM-fairlfifrfflesis
iu scurvy c i nixing ner iair,proj
portion peMndfsbmB sombre clouds all
Mm 1 Ml vieTbeM here! not deiffmmr
onceito jftKougn. itwas hertime" to
tcrl coursejm ! ail ine beauty ot her
Ht-brb s)fcjilor.' I jTheomes atid niiri-
t 1 --f.rsnijini inereiore, nave not
m$ UPimelirithelni
'-6 tliJ
t ; :i I " . : flow' i ? "l'1V..v tu.vvvitkiuir uuor
"eerSSOl.etied into ii iifrbf wnirt KVi:i;
"Villi liu.i rrinv I I ill. : niinn. I i...m t.i.w
r 'af"v,tm. si puxce i nave nelore
deni
6inar
eaiiriedaiie: goldeheove
?MtccHrigl4flthe
n to shed hisliirht unon aihpr nor-1
on.ioiPj;w
h.remlinrtfesented a gorgeous array
?jKi2htrrffr.A of St. Kean.
:f Tke':Krimm(s(' Churches j and
.V-- ! .;i '.arlrW v ' ' "
: I.::.rlHt'f-!L':! ii 'Mo8cow.M843;
-1'
ot oUr bwri or other snhereshftiYnrnpThem be-:
uW$e! "d lowers. V Nearer, around
L'? W nd'l'the 'gates I have looked'
aiscelie almost as bas been de-
.'aij'itat; .1 ' t .--! r
omet.
t,
pilgrims, from near; and iafar.off cominjj
liere.to'Test iheirAveary linibsand obtain
ft spiritual consolation inor near the most
Iiohr place dF thVif .most, hoK''. sanctuary.
The Kremlin of coursers but the faintest
stiadowjof- ifce gorgeous structure atiec
ca,1" and .there is no'Kaaba or house of
Prophet nerip in jhKcentre of jlfce'templf.
as therij.dt the 'capital of Arabia.vThere,
is'no ca va' ipbn a nejpbboring-Kill either.
vlire a'higp Priest or BisTiop bf the Greek"
Cburch! IikeMan6rnet ; jnelircs; )o perforin
hi$ deyb? ionp or receive: Koran from", a
Gabrieli bull rirT;lfep of' these ,'attrac;iorii
th ere arej ot hers blended vith' all i that "is
most' holy atid inviting' in"the rcligion?of
inq.couiurA
gaterof ingressjind vegress, butt one of
inemisiuceniea so..'.noiy:inai.utis e Known
only as toe fipaskoi 'or Holy. Gate Do' b
of these! gatfs afeii part bf the . bigh em
battled ,wal that surrbundsthe enclosure
and "before the most holy-"of the two you
mayJeewhufidreds ;of heads llaid bare; to
tlc sun or tfte; storm and all lowing most
ireyereifly- tb tbe shrine, bf 4ber idolatry,
f The "gates re surrounded twilb towers
bearing (he immense uoubie-headed eagle,
which makes the: insignia of be country,-.
Wis hini the Holy Gate no man. o' matter
iwhat his faiih or country, "tian" enter with !
lhs: riieahestfof his serfs,jevery one passes
oniwitn nis neaa uncoverea, ana an igno
rance of a religious cus!om, wbich;is here
rpbre veiglf y than , a' la w. jjf r theMand,
w.ould excue.Vio olTenderJ even from the
most distant nal ion. - There .is a - sentinel
at! the gate Jwhose "Vigilant eye. ; observes,
ai .wnpipassBes.n - ana our,ana wnue-iit
would cost a Rrs ian the . loss of his that
aiid a severe reprimand toinfririge upon
the established order of things, a foreign
erlWouUt hot escape- sbbftof the Police
who.' should att emptl the experiment jof
acting ldtlerently from those; around him.
The experience of bne.-or two ' English
men, Vho deemed that they compromised -
xneir ' aignity vty - comorming' xa sueua
.usagehastlready proved this, - buthhe
exjjrienbejlof old travellers , has ftaught
the new .vislloni of ihe' maxim of Moing
among the lRomans as the Romans do."
LTe1 origin 'of ihe custom of uncovering
uc;auis utiiore luiy nxr renuwneti vaie ;
of jjt be s Iirerijlin was . more thanf could
learhand f kjereare so many and so vague
tr4diionl;bits beginnings that ' the ttuih
wiil-profyf e ver-ba- mysterious Vas
tnact 'speEQ super3;itious.0nb
tradiiiqnalibtites it s origin as r a memo
rial to the dlliverance of ;Jbeciy) from; a.
peidenebther from',
lli Jwrlt psUlence of a r Tartar invasion
wheh;th qajnt Ivan Vtfliki, or Johnnhe
Oa'Iep! his lis;
ne vers. i J.nere. . are oinr.r. iraaiiions as
pfbableah$ all f apart in ;their Lion
el usions;! bbt liere ignorance is bliss, and
thrb islucSfa cbarrir attached to ivUbat
thdj truth Wcfdld perhaps dispel a most in-
riocentj jSut!
tmost enth usiastic uelusion.4
thet.Holy, GateJVithin
sre Js 'most v at tracttbul iTbe
jjut en
Sat1!1!
baltlerihts were theJsame asfthev twere
mihbtjtllefbrt
paace-0i Mnicir more anon, presentea
everv sign.oliiis.ancient grandeur. . Jtiign
aoove an arquna is ine io wer oi j uan i v e-
lfirirjpl5(' 'feet in the air, and then
surnouritedjbj' a gilded dome, supporting,
asfis alrribsll 6r quite universal with ithe
Greek ; chufches, the cross displayed a-
cresceri Js indeed the distinguishing 45ign
bf jal itnjij'ek ; shrines andchurcbes.
FrpJJuan ejikithereri :
,yiwi btjl MCtyV where the4 citizens Jorid
stiarigperapmblfrto see the country a-;
tbhridj HiThe bell bTthe tower, but !' for
t bfOargest n " Ch
loiyf wouia pe ine tamer oi aitoeiis. mJ
most of i the I (j reek churches, ; there I arei
front" t hree tof a score' bf these ' musical in
wruments jj r&pd tuemore .pens tnere are,
d the more .bells
and, the tgrdajter t he noise t here . is ithe
greater seems 10 oe me aitracnon ,10 me
faiUifutf i! Il ere tt here was a: inammoi h
pejli whch nr humari, forced could M welt
ririg 4p itJrry-p
trirj pin.,Bias'. many: stringstbm thei
same clipper! could "only toll ; and the fa
ther of this sort of music was surrounded f
bnlasitribrited fy bole fairiilybn
noisV children: i - You mav stand unon'thfr
j viijpcr vi ine uig- ueu, ana not De'aDie 10
reach piBblvrth-ybur:butstrbcbed bairids5.
W:WoBbnVyfihis'mi
it puujis, -onLine;snarpesi.jana snnuest
noifes tolthra h
4idtftheSdeJidruritiiybuhariu
morp imi vvo score i io an ; .ana vwuen
thBalliringJifybuare here; be sure and
kbert at fa saife dis'ance;ior close well your
ear?r' i aero is ueu resting on.tne grouna
Ibeneathlbf At mariiinoth size. vari J iustlv
ISf;K!TH iati nfmri n imnitn twtoeVnl lt,..
viu WiVih m uk '4.viuii,(vi. iiiuiiuittl,
i tians are visi
j ; n h in . - i-m ininrnaajiii nhnnt
a colossal of 'ibe "HusV
siari EriiriressiArine.1 bv whose' Jconimarid
ib1bpill wri last , nnori anorlion .of the
neia!h. and tlieEmbres3 "appears" in her.
I flawing robes of state. - So cdrribrous-an
instrument rimst ever" have -been useless
for ariv, nurbdse bevond, an exhibition bf
1 ., " - 1 !i 1 .11 r .1 I' -Li A
tli3 poVcr -acll skill of the machinist, arid
public i building enclosed3 within," high
wall of the walled citte'There iare'four
the authority 'of, her who : commanded its j
execution, l ne tower wnere n was uung
it is said; was. buTntahd;tW:beir;fell
from its heightMeep into $ he-earth', where
it was Duriea iorArears guarueui-uy
try "therervisitedl)y vtlieVtraVllertndrjp)i4
ly riscped Xrom its subferraneaii! position,
bv order -of the Emperor, In 1 837.i-;i 4
Li Not far. off, most carefully; watched by 4
u. sBr.iinri,- are asjporiiuii'.v' j VJrVr;
taken fromtKe French;amy
retfeai from the" city. Ih'ey had f just bf fore
Tgnteredjih fall the tHuinph of .invincible
conquerors. " Th"ere re yho I rows of
spicuous position 'for,, the behblderfTand
near at hand 'are' like trpphiesof iSpahish i
ana oweaisn.uussian ana rrussiania ur
Lkish -ahAlistrianould-Thes Tarethe
external brnanienti bf ah'arsenal that has
;nothiiigiwith5a.butmiUtar
m n1'iv: ntl nf.xrhih 4n Irtnrid 'ftf nnn.
and'ne wvll ofwhichiihthe -pride of con:
auestP It is said, are to be erected into, ai
hugepyTariiidias weUtbl awe? tle;hpiltt4
tude inlllie: present; as to tell thefwbridbf I
the militarjfrbvessbf Russia in thbjpastJJ
Vain- bbastingpobr ambitibti if. -JTjtxe -earj
ly hrstofybf a govermrienV like tjiis,! should
ar least teaeht ber rulers a lesson) of bu-!
mility. The Sena'e House is ariO:her ed4'
ifice of the Jremliri, and the sanie builds
ing? contain all t he departments' of ser-J
vicelbf this' part of the iraperial govern
ment.;- hefinbdern palace othbnipe-
ror is another.i-a simnle.- neat.t beautitul
buildingwith every conceivable rcbrnfort
and few of the luxuriesof lifeJ! It is Jul
palace5 fit; for jjan mperorand j hejinbref.
so that it is the -least - adorned bf any bf
the palaces 1 have seen iE.fB.4
A COURT SCENE IN GEQRGIA;
. BX" JUDGE CARLTOX, OF SAVANNAH. !
A friend of mine has recently returned
from an 4 excursion . in the 77 "circuit bf
this tate. Xjie 1 telfe me that while in the
county of Tt he strayed into the .court
bbuariolws'presetit at the' arraignl
ment of a j man js by the ' name pf r Henry!
Day, who was charged with); attemp!ing
to kill hiswile. Day was ?a. pale l little
man,; and the iwife . yas a : pertectf behoj
"moth, i The indictment leing read, the
'prisoner: was asked to say wheiher he, was
guilty :or r hot guilty." -He nswered t
" There's a mighty chance of la, Wye r lies
in the papers but some part is tru6
did strike the bid Iady;.but she fit me pbvv-j
erfully at firstj'. She can swear efjuaV; to!
a lit: le of anything, and her kicks' are aw
ful. I -reckon wbat you say about the devil
moving Js pretty tolerable cbrrec,tseeirig
as how she moved me. I have old you all
I ! know about 'the circumstanceV MisteK 1
gin. Squire Jones IhereA fiveSdollarbilli
and llovy he'jll talk iyut for nje.J SqUire
Jones thereupbrirbse, and sai d:he naa a!
law point to raise in "this case, which he
thought conclusive. It was an establisb-
ed rule in ' lawf that7 man : and infe j wef
butoneand. he should like to kribwif a.
man could be punished for whipping him-)
self: he should be glad to hear "what the
solicitor general could "say as tb tnat. The:
splicitor general answeredthai he thought
his brother Jones had carried Ithe; maxim'
a little toofar; men had oferi been puu-f
lshed lor. beating their, wives. jit a man
shou Id kill his . wife, it would A not i: be ut
cide. Here Squire Jones inteirpbsedj and
defied the , solicitor general to produce:
any aumoniy 10 mat eueci. j, ne solicitor;
general looked at. '?Ureen and Lumpkin s
;Ge"orgia 'Justice' for some rninutes, -and
then ; observed that tie cohld j riot find
the authority 1 just thenV butt he was sure
he had seen the principle somewhere ; and
he called brtjthe judge to sustain Ihimc Iri
the enihusiasm of the counsel cn ii$ point,
they forgot tbbfier any evidence asjtbthe
guilt or innocence of Day in the premises
The judge likewise-being oblivious! to this
fact, proceeded to charge the jury. ;v ti e
tod themthat manaridiwife ljerep brie
and were two. ;If therwife ran 'in debt,
or abused a neighbor," or knocked down!
and dragged but a4ellow citizen; the man!
and vife vvere one. :. If ahe . husband did I
any 01 mese imngs, menrraanr ana vvne
were twoi j?He remarked; thdt in either
bverit, the man Avas", legally bound tb suf
fer : arid therpfore, come ati itf as tbeyif
wouia,xiay Avas unaoupteaiy guiny.; i:ie
said he would ';hbtf decide trie luestibri,'
whether if mn 'tillliisjyvl Is jmiir-
der bf suicide. lHe "vas not prepared; to
exoress an opinion on that, point ; it was
a" very delicate one, and he had nb idea of
committing himself.- (Sbme on'eherejobsr
yea tnat ne.was migniy iona oi cornmiiung,
.thers.)"'!! thencalied up ''bailiuli a
tremendous lookimr cracker,1 te wearihe l a
broad brim wbite hat.with crapeJ(I never;
saw. a man soum 01-; lainuue inirty-inree;
wno aia not wear
arid proceeded
juryswere very
mg in drunk
if it happened in
f charge; the prisoner,
ment upon nun. 1 ne,Dauin giving a sig;
miicant glance at the judge, replied, tnat;
other people, beside, the jury came, into
oiher Vonle "drunk; when sime . Beoolei
todma fBi ! ready to exedutg allj-tKldetetAlsiewi. ?7? -4 7 &en al PT?-
mucn in ine napir. oi :comr.ir on hand a choice supply of ijvajes ; ton tor about six months. J . . ..
withtueir-TOUicts,;andt .M V:-..J Orithe 18 hriheFriffate'aarichors were hove
i this case, he would di JP l f??. upTabd she was cot uuder way, standing to thV
"and putthe Jpunish-J luos:tlis antl .lYormsi Urass and; southward arid easiwardt under easy sail. On
TX-t1ii:-iThXUT-S.';lBOX- IRON-WIRE.
retired, nnd o did mv friend. The , next
day he re
quo, except "
made up,
the merits
beer, and "now; and then interchanging
and then mterchangingr
turned and lound matters in statu. , ed to e. or reta n a. .fr0rdT;
that 'Day .and bis wife had v ; DrBRO WN Co.-.
and -were dlSCUSSin tOgetnert j Salisbury may 231844 . ; - ... tf$ - ..
bf a cold fowl "and a"; quart of . .N..B. The hi-host Drices'will.bo allowed
kisses; despite ' the frowns? and, .beets of j
me oiucers.1 iv i ne juage cieriana sneria
had been Up all night arid' looked wolfishV
and the bailiff -was Waled bh- his whitef
' hat ?it the j unrooraV 4rid bis countenance
maicatea mat ne naa wanowea jne eon-
cehtrated venom of j althoiisand wild; cats.
1 ne most awlul'curses, oaths ana sounds
proceeded from the jury-ropm j-oine were:
trbaring' like 1 tons; someicryiii t likeV chili ?
lrii'iTiitr"iTif I Utof.Afite' nrinrViirr 'irk'
horees.' &cjpAtllast, ;a short consultation
:yas held at the door of 'ihe juiy room be
tween the foreman and thebailiffrwhere-
i"tipbn, tHe latter, putting his hat one sided
on nis neaa came into ine court room, ana
addressed the Judge thus:-f .Misierl Tonr
Jakes says the jorycan t agree-about this
t here man'and Ift you i keep him (that " is
Trn Jak
'DGaled tO
.lljni j axes; wunoui grog-rr any jnore,
you oh- sfcrhtl? 4-" The . Judsre an-
pealed tb ?thei Bar if !this wasribt a cbn
lempi oii court ; $ana treeneKanaa juump
kin's; Georgia Justice having been consult
ed itwas;firiiliy1 oideb
a threats addressed tbj thy udge"as? aS prp
yate iridividualjland Svas to fwhip him on
psight,arid nojt bri thebenchitwashbt
under the free, and: enlightened,' and dem-;
bcraticnrinciples of Georgia "legislation;
a .contempt oi . -courr r 4. nis .peing seiuea,
he;J,ugeilic'ted.:b
rTom; Jakes, the; foreman, the jury owW
acrree. if thev staved there thromrh bterni-
ty ifThb bailiff retired bnd sb;,did I my
iViendtbut h;e;giveia?biscnion, from
the Jrame..ot mind m which ihe Jeit all par
tiesjithat the , jurors and - bailitfs Are still
thereAfci . :'ls''-Vi'jM4i'iti4.i4
'k-. v
Wivesu -Women i should be acquainted
1.1 - ., ' - L . . -I-.' -...-! .
.inaf..rto neaiiTV na n anviftharms tint iri
inward r.one jpfj the riiirid ; and that a grace-;
iulness in; their manners is much more en
Raging than.', that ibf their jl person : that
modesty aridfnbel and
iastins: ornaments ife for she that has these
is qualified as she ought, to be for. the man
agement of ja ! family, for the education of
cxuiurenf .ipr.an, auecuon 10 ner.nusbana
and submitting to a prudent way of living.
These, only, are the charm& that .render
Nvives amiable, and givb them the. best ti-
tmtoour,respecM4t;:.:!' i---" fv-
A gentleman calling, on a witty British
Consul bri :afin;b
that his shbeswbich Were ji bin, had ad-
jmitted the wateivf I tam surprised, sir,
atu uie reureseniaiive .oi majesiy, mat
your.shbes should bejeakv when you had
p. k
' A -Michigan' edit on cbriiplains grievous
y of .brie"bf hist' subscribersl . The fellow
willtibt pay his subscriptiori, and threatens
hard customer t hat! . M
Scwneni - BeholdALss Flora. how g
rious Nature liwksiaaU her bloom I J .The trees
are filled with rossoms, the wood is dressed in
its green livery, and the plain is carpeted with
grass "and flowers lw i - . " t
h Yes Charles, I was thinking of the same
thing ; These flo wers are! dandelions, and when
they are gathered arid. put. in a pot with apiece
of good fat pork, they uudfe the best greens in
:-the , world r'-IHJ M;:- . , ;
:, J)iierima.'Pik,1i ik'T'demma a tame ani
ai.r?;;7fT'-r:'4
u Why, Bob! a dilemma is not a beast, but a
peculiar kind 'of a jift 'i that people get into
sometimes." " ' 'i??h.if r ' '.
Well, pa, the paper! says here'' you can
take eitlier horn 6f the dilemma.' " - -
! ., Sarah, take'tbat child to its;rnother e; v
Some one. has said that the: letter W.
enters
into the cornpbsition of Woman in alDhe rela-
ought tbbe whorse whipped for his insolence. :
If a man balls you a liar,-a thief and a scoun-
drel, T telf him you haye riot suMcient confidence
in him to believe it. J. i - , . .. f
' ; Far.Weigh not' So much what mgn
say as' what they prbyeV remembering that
truth is simple and niked,f and needs not
inveciive 10 apparei 11 er- comeliness.
ReadinSrM is mapifest .that all goy-
r
ernment of action is to be gotten by knowl-
euge ana, itno wieagej pesi, 4 oy gatnenng
." . i. - i 'l''- '.- ' I i '- ' ' " ! '
many.kriowledges which- is reading
COPPER, uTmP LATE frisHEhlT
ironware; manufactory.
THE 1 SUBSCRIBERS-
.i-
' espectfully annoance to the public that they continue
TINrBEATEi
SHEET. COPPER, SHEET. IRON, ROD
I Besides a ranety of other articles which we
fur old copper and pewter.-; f ;r . . j i-fl-
v h .v. v. . M m. ti c- -. . I i . i r
urar iicmu. owwj wa i.wj,ou : -Ithe 19th. we fell, in.triut the U. H.'MoodoI
The Potomac returned tath a Port 'thilmrtrJ
ning, alter u month cruize iiL the Gulf, nostly
bntliQ coasts iof IiauUanaf and Texas '.idvinir
if. ... :,... x.-:-;. iir r - -ri- ,.?
cominunicated, J.agj- xell outM-aitt lirtjnd as
turrtiug, with steamers ploso idyith the No
9
re
rth
East I
'ass below Now Orleansfhy which Scorii-
munications for thp rnml were snt ashore. .
V
.Oa the aliernooh tfihe.0:hr the Frigate eame
eomtnunicatiunlroni Commodore CokxEifo the
Ui Charge "des! Anft'in exasV' a wjell as
orueis iur iiie cominunains omcex oi ue iir
8chrFiirff suppo$edto be lying within the har-t
bor Oa the morjiing of the lj2.h the Ftiff ap
peared in sjght, anfd, bn'uearing the ..'Frigate ja
imea me iroaa penani ai our.inain.- tiaving
learned ly signal Jthat Chlfge,; '.Gen. jJla
S. Murphyi had .bonie! out in itbe'Schr., aj boat
was depatehed forh af, and fie' repaired aboard
. ,iiKj rag vf'r L. .4Wf,"e?tne reiaiuea, a&auesi
: fof thV Comrn:doret ' a potion of two days.l OtT
I .u ti cjti i J 1. . .. . A ' j - -
tomac's ofiKersaccombanied fcjenV Murolh v aT
shore in the JVirf, in Wciprocatioiibf hut vsitta
the fFlaig Ship---ji hding honored on leaving the
shiprwitb; a saiutcj pfli7ns4ff?;'v-'..",; - ry-
ye" were receireoj' with great cordiahty and
hospitably entertantd,hy thecitirens ofGalves.:
tbn.7 ..'Ha.viug tak&fthQ Poioihac's Band ashore
yith us; the ladicsbfhe cityre nightly, jtegal.
ed with serenading parties ;.-.a,nd the , command,
er of the jPiri gave.aj partyoabbard his neat lit-,
tie erad;JtichaQuiM4 ,ua iorapjyi.8amt:
have contrasted favorably 'with the most intel
lectual jferakle circles in anjf of the hewly: set
Ued towns pf the f States." Wnii--T
. President 7otitoa'beinjr on a flying visit to
Galveston, jOurcuioSity.wasi g rati lied, with the
doings, of a political 2eting,a whichthefTex.,
ian President adircSed his 4caunt!ymeja and
fellow-citizens," In explanation and defence of
his Administration, Which bits been, and. conti
nues to be, assaileJwith great bitterness ,by his
political and personal enemies, who ' are both
numerous and influential, especially in&iabout
GalVestori 'Gen. Houston' is an cfiective ftump
tpeaKcr ; ana, on inis. occasion aiinougn ne
named no one; he w isso bitingly sarcastic)1 and
so 'chajiingty jsevere that itas soon disclerned
at whom his satire was 'levelled. hir the ir innurn
of certain leader8,jaiidj ultimately, by theii loud
ly vociferating ppproprious ejsUhets against him;
which bein retcjrted ;by4 his jfriends, tlije ele
ments of this polijicI cauldron were soon in a
stale of most violent effervescence, bubMing
ne, nau aozens aoors
was
Jield. In atew minutes, "brivrcvef, thi3. highly
excited mas was (reduced to "a quiesccntstatef
and we were agrdeably 5 snrrized to "find, -that
every one engage! ithis Teiian- rowVcams
oiS without the loss:or;any iriemher of hisbody,
or even ot a single drop of blood I .1 he FresM
dent then finhedihis harangue ; he was, bow.
ever a little iriore phasterieriri his styleJand a
little less pointed sin nis sarcasms, than before
the outbreak,' f- j r " j " '; . ; "
The anti-administration speakers occupied
the balance (of the day. Oen.? McLeod, Gen,
Baker. &ci baranguc?J suchof the crowd! ai re
mained hahjrid, al go xl. many having ;"gnne off
with the President.- These ! speakers abused'
Houston without .stintl uttering the most violent,
denunciatioris against him, and charging ' him
with the treasonable design of attempting tp ne.
goliate Texas back, al a dependency of Mexico,"
Scc..kc. They also!charse! him. with 1 secret"
I . 1 . r t I . , f- . -, IV
jjiisiuiij j i lie jmycvmji ituupAauuu iu aiic ,u in
ted States, asserting that ho prefers cultivating
amicable relatious . with England, by which
Texas - might enjyi siome peculiar" benefits of
English coromerc, and British Proiectwn dec.
It is manifest, to a dispassionate observer,
that Texas possesses neitheii the, political nor
physical elepisntsjreqdisitejto constitute an in
dependent Nation J at the'present juncture i and
it is equally manifest that should she not soon
hecome an tnteirral part of the United istales,
dire necessity will! drive heriinto a humiliating
aepenticncy ten some powertal'luuropea.n uov
ernmeni.,
President Houston -was toj have departed for
the up-country the da we sailed, accompanied
oy4oen. iuurpny,,our Avnarge, la tioio a coun
cil with the 'Chiefs of siindry tribes of ridians
on the Texjan frdntif
.was to have comrjienced a. Washington the
seat of Government," 4n the 20lh' irist., Before a
court-martial:' of' militia oflicers, investjed with
the -requisite powers yy a-special act of Con
gressr therebeingjnonavyi:officer3 of suitable
grade tolcohstitute ia' court. i .jfc- -1 - v
Tra ie of 'GalvestonrSotiiQ doze ri vessels of
all classes, weri? waiting at -Galveston' for bar-goes.-
Cettn r was coming f n - slowlyVifor the
want of rnens ofjgetling it from the interior!
severely 5 Iclt on tins account. .f . JbxportS; trom
Galveston, br . the -Quarter 1 ending tst May
8227,695 5u: of wjiicrj, 8223 720.(6492 liales)
to.Texas.. Onthei234,.we were wunip a.iew
r V. "(iai::n'ni ! a rwt n SfamVr that rame I
4 alongside, tossed. al New. Orlearis newperof
v. IHW iilissisaii'ui. -to rm . --
ilonrsid; tossed a New Orleans newspaper of
tb.anchur.otfthe bar. bf the jharoprof 'Galreston.
NeVt jnrningV Lieu:, Palmer Was eTpfchVd
ashore in lone"otithe6hiui la3r. beartnff ""it
4
?.e JOTTO fu,S charter bf the Birik of the
every where met jwuh a warnith of feclingand
a 'graceful IpoUtenessr and 'entertained: wth an
intellieent knd refined conversation, that would
over, ana seesing veni at-1
ot the large store-house .where the meet nsr
the 19th. we fell.'in.kith the U..S. Sloop
War Vinrennpjt. Comrhanrler Riihhanari! 9 davs,;
from Perisacola fte;f remaining in cbmpdny; , SSame djt'j. pBankili ordered to tbirtfreaa- , , ;
several hoSrs, she toil away for Galveston. ingj 25 to 2 J ? Mr Dallar wW " J - i ; 2? V''
Keeping on rirircfese tb4ie eastward: n .
daythclIBrigE Corririiandeif Gerry; ta 20 ?iIvoUg for tt. '
noveiri comnanV'witbrus darinVtwri dayshe Bibb,Browrf, Dickerson, 4
took Her departt?re!onkhe 22d, and shaped he'r Grundy,; Kat,e, ;lIyo
course to.the westward, presumed to be Wind Marcy, kUleff-MOorTazeweU,,l roup, 1, err
pHI)NQIaYOTUOUT. COMMENT.'-
4
; JuySOrjSi'Eesoy
QobtenUbri which nominated Polk and -Dallas s 1 '
H Ueaolmd, frbal Congress has no power to charter c ,t
National Bank j tharwe believe such an ittstituiion one Ct
deadly hostility! 'to the best interests of the country ; dan
gerous4mr epablicali laatimtiona anj the liberties of
the Peopltf.aniadated-io'place the-business of th -hi
cuumry wpm-uie control ot concentrated money pow
r,nithotejbeJaws.atKl wilt of the people." v i
K. DALLAS AyDf4L BANKor,lHE "r, STATES. '
'fv-.ljiii Sesateof Tai UsrrEo States. -U.- -i't
tuuy,.uwo iDiW. .ur, LI ALL XI s - i!,?
presented the mennrial of the Bank of the Unu I Uj
ted blale - rfaying for a? He-charter, and sai4; -
f he eould ndt birt feerstronsly impressed by the . , 4
recgllectibri that the lgislatureof Pennsylvania
,reeniiTjauawreueci. unanimously , naa recora
mended the ,re.cbarter;of the Banker. He! bei
atoe, then iwitLixa fas hi? wis virtuilly aa V
Iy timed itVintroduction'miiiht seeni, teas 1 in iu -VV 4
set fil iucu do every corisiacrai ion ana javor
(See Ilegister of Debates . ' Vol 8 Part l.n
'JaniMt 183Mrf:j)moV.aske(I leave t:.
rritniduce'a Resolution1 hi declare the Branch . '
drafts of the Bank of thclj; Slates illegal. Mt. I 'J
;DALLAs"replicd in (avor of the Bank,' and said i ! I"
Toi m 3 the f B ink of ; the U .iiteJ - States U no- V T
llltl A IMmI M M.m'K.hI. A u .1 , i
Lthe influence of the purest motives forhdmirabla-'
purposes, wn granong jcave ine ayes were j (
ieay2o2 Dallas voting, against crantins : . V
Feb, 8. 13 2. Mr, D A Lt is raid another ;'''
. Jlfirei 13, 1832.Mr.:DALLAs from the So-' f! v "
Committee, reported a-.
ImU to renew the .'!
United Stated. ? ' . '
Dallas made his sneeh V i
in uuur;H iue u in as consinuupnaj ana expo.
.dicnt. - Mr Webster followed on. the same -side,
and on the26th JMay.Mr. Bbxtok replied--to"
Messrs. Webster and Dallas r vjj rt
- Jitf 2'J, 1832. . M r. v Web ?t e r moved an a. i
mendment to nuke .the payriunt, of the'Brinus -x,
mare ffraduil arid easier to the Bank r Mr.BET- -
ton! opposed !it. ;lt ; was earried 32 to 10,r Mr. . T
DliiAs vbtirtg for hv ;,.?v-,.v v ; j
rr..nn. i ot.- - 1. " -J - - :". ."2 r 7i
, ,May f 00. . ah amenaiDcni was auopico, f
to strike ou the pending amendment, which re ft"
quired the assent of the States to the establish-:
ment of brabches ; zyea4 29, nays. 18 Mr. DAL-'?
LAyoted4r.it,vs C;-: :J: U
. June, lt832.. An msndmsat was pending s -to
tax the branches, a proposition Was made by
iur. ofiiA.uuKio airiiiP u oui ana auiriouio mo
Same day.v. Mr. Bibb offered ah amendment"
iu iiinu lue-uiuH raic 01 inieresito u per cent
lionus among tne.states j agreed to, ii3 - to 4. i I
Mr.: Dallas voting tor it ; MrrBEXTox against; ? I !
iiiiiu iuc jijauiv jaic oi iiuerefiito u per uui , r , u
eeted, '20 to 25. VrFeBEjrfo2f, GRtjxDrfs 1
: ATrfw Dalias, Websteb, Fssinro I
rejected.
&c.
hcysex, dtc.
i Also. ; An amendment to allish' proxy vo. - ! i
ting, rejected, 10 to 15 ; Vcati.BEXTox, Bibb,7
Ellis, Haypes, Hill, JCane, Marcy, Aloore," arid i
.White.; AaiCLAY, Dallas FRELiNGnyr fr j
sex, &c.-.K r- 4 L
June 2, 1 p32 - Mr Bextox amendment to' -
..... .ll : ; !..!f ' .L T. '
sm iivc iu 114c vxv;iusvw , privilege ui uiejuariK,
Mri uall as vol in? azainsi ts. - . - r-
-;' Same.day." BExrox'samendmentforhidding;
the issue of any currency: by the hank not re. -1
deemahlelri specie Mr. . Bcntoojaid he;pfler 5
ed this to test whether it was intended to makd'
the bank, d specie-payingjank or not. Reject
ED4 ..o. At ,,;ur,.vAiiis rotm against i.
1 ' 1 ii-'''J-J. r! "-J: Tj! "1.7. m.
-j u . -J r .t. l"t. ik.' -2 , e -i r i r
la3 earnestljy oppposed Jt," saying, . That ! the h
.bank heretofore" had done no mischief, and could ' .
notherjf after," aridHrtiatLJn hisopinion i moth;
trig wasi.sQweak j c .weak, as a,;'
!m meytti corporation."i;:J Messrs. -. Clay ; .and .1
Webster sustained Mr. Dallas. . It was reject j,
jedfj20to i27u Mr. Dallas voting against if i , ;
June 5 1832. AmVndraent to strike out the: .
Bonus and jiimit the rate. .of interest to (5' per .
beriC " fllr.Dallas and Mr." Frelinghuyscn op-;
posed iu Itrwas rejected 18 to 20. Mr. Dal.T
las votng against it. x . ,
j -Junk nt R32:vrriio Thank honu
in MrDal-
Ms bill being $i50,00a, Mr Marcy moved to'
increase it
Slrr Dallas
I ' Mr Knig
"Rejected, 2
$525,000. Rejected' ID' to 3(J.
tins against il. ' l k. -t' 1
bt moved to increase it to $3od,000.v
to 27.' . r Mr Dallas vo'ing agauist il.h'
j Mr Seymour moved tp increase itto $300,000;
Rejected. 2y to 27.-Mr Dallas voting against it.
) -Mr DickeTrsori, oCN;1Jm moved to increase it to -to
S25000(j. -: RejectedV20 o 27, Mr Dallas
voting agaiust 'to'&hZ?r.??z - j r -J,jh"riywfeP?iW
aS to Mr Dallas,
j.4CvrMr.'-rcjr,J amendment reserr"
Ingjthe rigbittdtheJStatea to tax, rejected 22 to.
25 ptot1 Dallas arid hi friends voting against its
P '''$aMdylkt Foi?ylhs amendment to limit
lbailk.-tritereWtfo:5. rejected, 21 ?
iri ikfJiiirr Dallas tzwt. .
f $awdatsxr Vhite' amendment to require f
the bank topay3 per cenCinterest bn surplus, ;Vf
rejected, 23j& 24 xtDallas t&ing against &
, .Same faj; i Mr Benton's motion to refer the .
Bill to the Sf cretary oftheTreasury(Gen. Jackt
son') to report on it j -rejected. ,Mir Dallas to
ling against il.' . , I
i. June 0, 1.S32. iwc Grundy moved the indefi-.t '
Mr Dallas xUirig against it.-' ' V
niif imisi iKiiii-Mit-iiL in inn ijiii; luau u . i -
-r-, iTlrnxtWflftlthe
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and nuwjt
.andwiy
rejected if 1 cat 13 -Benton; Grundy, Acc;t
Nays 23, DiALLlsTpter Clay, Frctinghuyz
. ST jmp day.- i Bextox's amendment to: forbid,;
iPAirrrtPf a lir1f1Jnrr cf jlr in ilia lm iitlrAiA.f Ait -
: . ...
ing inengni oi, repeal oi mo,anK.cnaner to v;
Cohlrress ; rejected,, 15 to 29, Mr.Dallas volins , i
Same ddnL Tazewell s amendment to short.
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