i
i
WmTwo PottARi per wutA. i vance .
, ?: inserted at 81 Kr fPr ,he firet'
fii-iJacU W 33J P,iknt.in(be mad those
, roa TUg WATCHMAN.!
rvract of n.;. tetter from a, r Midshipman
J- thrf U. O. laVVt IU U13 1I1CIIU9 m.'our
Uootityi 3V.;ci dated,
U. 8. Frioats SaJtaxxat,
Ililo, Hyrbn Bay.ManJ of Ildwaia,-
Lee) September .23,
Ilea? you may.
letter f b vi
think me '.trespassing
your patience but beforel c
ose my
you a description, or
art properly a1 few words expressing as
.virWl 'jean, my feelings on visiting the
Vnfno 'of Kilariea, distant from- this
I .brunbrKjamesJ i- ! I'll.T? r '"iTr.:, (,:;. NM;sEiuES,.1:l-;-:
M M''' - ti--- .!t!! 1 ' fj. . 1 - T- - U - ji j.. j -. : .
i , i -...,.,.; i . . I . . , - I l - i . . i r
I
into the sea, Hands now much frigbli
cned at its sujldenly rising abou't th'refc
feet, our Kanjjkka's dropped their calif
bashes andj lef ps to carry our owii speci
mens. They suppose that the goddess Pa
lo, was insulted at bur not making some
offering to her as they did. AVe obtains
iphrivw visited iU and on the rbturn of P(l kome oft herf hair! which is found onthe
to lasi pari)', oi wnicn i was one,. w
. All IKrrUt IT AW' T r.l CI J'Pnln
IjTirnandrof IIH. M. Ship. Carl's Torf
sides of thq' Crator immediately above the
Lake. I send you Jnclosed a specimen df
it. jWe- spent one day in examining thf
batiks of sulphnrand otherminerals.whicji
surround the Cjrator, thpy arc all very hot
and th row jo ff clouds of smoke. -WVre ft
not for therush of fresh air to supply the
place of that which is displaced by ha,
no nprson vonlfl pver rlpssrnfl Jntn ih CrA.
r '.L,inki'tAt illJt!lA nlmncf tL..iir.li I " - ! ...... . ...
touo inc pwjvv- jTivv4 , ,T:ts j toria conitantj gale lot wintl is continually i
I7)C ' . i V l- ,p j 7,'? y j , blowing and rain falling. 1 have many
I, be one.iniinuerraKing sucn a lanorious
iih liirf officers, oils their wavloJhe Vol
cano, Voti vilnj doubt recolfcct that he
1Tih? Individual :vio tork possession of
if,P!Ma'nfi a short time since. . , . , . But
1 1m gthig olf tlKitnict again, a id must
j acknowledge in truth that my !in apacity
,arnpy itomakei suitable preparations,
You rnust employ two good stout
as, ('is iho natives pre called) one tocar
rvvourcnance ol Clothing, botli as re-
ifardthictness and dryness; for alter leav
' ' ' Id " . . t '!.'. 1 .A
nvtue yaiiey, ine- air gets cooler rue nign-
er you ascend; anu rams continually. 1 he
other Kanakka carries your park of the
i 't ' ' i '..V ' 1 -1 1 I .. 1
selves ! Whether the American woman
is not the mosi beautiful irt the world -T 1
There was something in the manner of
the young Refugee, inore in the nature f
the information that arrestedj the atten
tion of the brother officers. Por a- mo
ment they were silent. M ! j
We have heard someth'ng of your
marriage, Captain said the ray Ensign,
but we did not think it wou d occur so
suddenly ! Only think of it ! To morrow,
you will he gone settled -Verdict brought
in sentenced ? passed r j 'mttricd man
But, tell me? How will your; ladye-love
be brought to this houe to-nij;ht? 1 tho'jt
she resided within the rebel Iifics ?
' 44 She does reside there! !But I have
sent a messenger a friend! v Indian Chief.
i.
Yes the rude savage had mistaken his
message ! instead ot bringing tne Dnae
to her lover's arms, he had- gone on his
waj';determinedto bring the scalp of the
victim to the grasp of her pale, face en
emy.1 j- j j
Not even a groan disturbed the deep
silence of that dreadful moment, j Look
there;! The lover rises, presses that long
i ii i 1 . . 'i , ! r .i
From the Rfchmcpd Tiam. i j , :
THE; RESULT OF Tim FOREIGN' NEWS
e, ycfte rday, expresseiJ the opinion thai the
intelligence, last received froni Great Britain,
although eminently satUfatory ns to the con
ciliatory di?f osilian of priliic sentinient there,
gave no' indication- of a willingness to abate the
demands the British Government in the Oregou
controversy. One great essential to a fortunate
hairso WaeL- sr. ifossv. so heaiitiful I wrminaiion pi me aitacult e3, which, now exist
... i.rJlLi- .j li. ' .u .-i i between thdtwo countries! is the mitiual desirei
. -..1 - .u..i . - ' I
iii m;uic Hit-in in a sjirik n uirness aiKi peace.
The pacific one of the BrjtUh preiaud its fa.
vorahle interpretation of the message of the Prf -iden
is satisfactory evidence that onef ih
parties is ac uatrd hy this Idesire. Tt remaiiis
for ihe Guvf rnment of ihe! United States to cx
hihit a similir spirit, and the peaceful dqteiml
natin'n of th issue will nk he left I H duf)t. !
on whom I can place the utmost depen-
specimens pf Lava and other things which j dence to bring her from her prjesent home,
1 will try to carry home. I . must come to ; at dead of hiirht. throuzh the forest, to this
to his heart, and )then as though a'huge
weight, falling on his brain, had crushed
him, fell with one dead sound on the hard
floor! I .
He! lay there jstifl". and pale, and cold
r4-hiiClenched right hand still clutching
the bloody scalp and the long dark , hair
falling in glossy tresses over the floor !
This was his bridal eve ! '
a close, and Injavo yu to imagine the irsi mansion. He Is to return by
Kanak- , Vc all got b4ck Without serious injurv!,
eettlement cf this dii'iculty, -Ijr
adjusted hy negotiation, v.i .
All that is necessary,' is to sy t
Whole of Oegbn, and -a c ;i
etTected. We are g!ud to percc
don Times, in an article of J.u. :
ing: tho diplomatic corrcs:
far abandoned pts usual style, f ;
nunciatton oT this country, n
terms of an equitable adjutr;;.:
to recommend, that the Brj;Uh
whom," it says now dvoh ;
king fresh proposals to the Gt
Uuitcd States, sh:uM rc;:fu (
the ojcr. made io England by .Vr.
the presidency cad under the uirit:.
Adams" It adJs : That pno;ul
the 49lh degreej, as far as the'ca, ;.
dary line, reserving to Great En-:.:
ver's Island, the hatbor of St. J.
and the free navigation of tlie t !
vcr:
such a proposal
were now rn:
would he no hesiialion in accej :
w
r. :
s I
COMMERCl.VL.
The past yea has Wen oi-.e t f
ry vicissitudes, in it commcuial
in its social and jo!itical p!.k;v.
auspiciously. Tliere was plenty .
plomeut was alindaiit, capital n.
tidence prevailed!, and the tnac!.i:;-r y -worked
harmonious nnd Lesi;'iil.
Poiiiical economists cf the l'rer '1":
drlighi in pijiutingput the ii.i::; "vili'
whicli exists between cheap food u:.
some had tore feet, 'tome caught cold, anil
some got burnt, S:cj &c.
, - . i i ( . . i
i the! bridal eve. '
. - J . I t . ' :
Reported for -tjje, Philadelphia Saturday Courier.
lirctJ calllbashcs, hallanccd on a kind of
roke which they place across the shoul- '
dcrs. liacii j ' v; i i n ii 1 1 ituuiiiou luiiussun-
niies nimseu wun a uunuie qi sauauis
juaaeoi riW'iiiue ion ine purpose pi unng
(othe bottoms of his shojes. The wlJoJe jour- ,
nry is to be made oyer sharp pointed La
thisstiill.jwhich'is now grown oyer .with
treta or, every Miiu, uevp ravines cross
joor path every half jnVile, (ome j)f which
arc hc.iiiv iierpuiiuicuiar; inrougn which
darta i learning rstrarh of wafer, (fre
riih inrnvxifihl sillrl lirincrs lineiv sni'i"!
c-ns of Lhyii. tc.All this the carryjn i-ecend jrpm Creole isppara, Jsq.
twelve1; it
is now half-past ?leven !"
r nendlv Indian ! echoed the veteran
Colonel; Rather an old gur.rdian for a
pretty woman' I Quite an original idea
of a Duenna, !vow !" ;
44 And you will match this lady against
all the world for beauty V said the Ma-
Revolution,! delivered before the )Vill
tarn Wirt Institute, on Thursday, i
Dec. 13, lt IS.'- j V . ,
This Legend was introduced by the
LecturcV, as ii contrast to one of his il
lustrations j of the llero Woman of the
ai(ayCorjscfiUently aipairof common shoes ilevolutionhhich we will give next werll.
wdulcj si)Qn wear qui. I Thelirt lay. you The time oftliis legend .was the early parjt
nas$ overibne continuous mass t r-bed of of the Xvarjih 177CJ during Arnold's corrj-
I l ' M ' . . L .1 .J "T? T.I 1 .1 1 1 I"
inaiui neurii on Liiwaru, on me liuason
river. . J i
Onesumirer nigt, the blaze of man
lights, streaming from the windows of an
old mansion, neerched vonder amonmp thsp.
. :
qurntly or 40sjards wide) li iving to 1 rocks and the woods, flashed far over the
be passed -over bywiming and making dark waterof Lakje Ch'amplain. ;-
i ric fant 1o a trep on each side, (done In a quietj and comfortable ,chamber 6f
by your Kanak k-'iY you then plunge-in that mansioji, a party of British i office r
and pull yhurselfj ;kcross. At night your j sitting arodjid a tab!le spread .with wines
Utthlul guides kill q, pig, turkey, &c.. digs ana vivanU, discussed a topic jof some', i j-
auoje nunc gjrounu or eaimeu iava, heats j ' n w nvi une mosi important' ip
it.DUts them in. .covets till ovi r with n 1-the world, while the tread of the dancers
-4raf rrSriiihlitig tnjUaf of a Horse Had- book the tlpor of the adjoining room. 1
ba, ancr win i c ii mey lay on some nor rocus. 1 v uiiu um was gaie.iy anri oanoe
anu music fjn me .ijirgr.st ball ol the od
mansion, whose hundred lights glanced far
over the Wpteris oCham plain -here ii
this quiet feom, with the cool eveninjg
Fourth Lecture on the " Romance of the l es !, an,d "ou do no n-tee Wlth m
Rut if thq measures, which have lieen pro
Xpw tell me. my friends, vou who have posed in Congress, a pparehtly, under the sane
hoard some silly and ignorant pretender : tion.of the President, became the policy. of jhis '.eral pjosjeritj rthe country ; nd. i
pttitullv complain ol the destitution ol Le- -iiunir, e perceive noioipg in ice expressions j no perud lor excinnliiueg t:
gend.!roetrv. Romance which character- ; ,uc junu i 4iram iur wnei mm i u.e axiom coma ie adduced tl.au t
izes mir National historv tell me.did vou i war can he Pvdel. We have not. uud the months which are now swallow !
nvprri,,,! irMdit;n,if RnrrbmrVrir Fm Aop. 1 remotest ml mat ion that Great Britain ought to ; womb of lime. The contract It Ju
or Italv. or Snainl or anvland under the ! 10 l K'"SIve ckirn Sel IT .!?iiMPw.,k i sHio of ar5 a opening and i
tI f- . " ... r 1 10 ine wtioie ot uregon up to oi" 4U', Un the
Heavens, that might m point of awful tra-; nnlP.lpl. mlct r .1 ......
.. . , 1 . 1, iny.i i .lie jFiiunis 11 veil Liailll
gedy.pornpare with the simple history of ; verv m;,rh L :c ,1 Lad noi becn m.A .vhll so.
nousness.
. A t.
I . i.wAing .-..'on a quan uy 01 eaitri
1 pjHv(reUiLava,viiv a!?hort time you have
'vour inceVnicejy cooked, the 1a I Ih nee vou
m easih-timaijfnf4. 1 .A;mat braided from
some kitidl' of leaf, fervesfgr a bt
lUer the fatiguing davs walk is
or fine
aid luxury;mid pMn otes'sleep.
cnd day ' w e. pe 1 it in isc e n ( ! i 11 g 1
tamol iNJauria-Ivca, on the summit of
. 1 -i 1 ' .1 1 1. j hi .1 11 ,
vmni is ine uo'ne.oi I'.uo, tne g xwiessoi
Volcano. We-pnssed over a -country too
wild lor trie to give an .intelligibly idea 'of:
. . -. . -1 -' . . . ...
.irquentjy we woum come to a precipice,
0 ver w h 1 c h a good s i zetr st r e a rh o f w a t e r
was pourjiig, sonnJ 'of whieli nevl'i reach
fdjlie-boltotn..' In the fall it becomes first
fai'm, theli nnsror lslpray, which soon be
. rnmi '"sri'l!ht n irt Jtvr.nrt MTfiln tr-4n
mountnitv s!(le in numbet hvss beautiful
d, which breeze blowing in. their faces through the
en oyed 1 -openeu Avinuows. nere t ins party ot linhsfh
J I, . R - l.Jh : A i- J ' .1 I-
Tl sou 1 olhcers had assembled to discuss their
he inoun- ; wines and .'heir favorite topic. ! f
, a mil 1 wjm 1 uc cwui j Jcimi i j ueaii
tyof the w)men of the, world. 1 j
As for me," safd a handsome younjg
Ensign,'" will malcli the volnptuotas
lorrns andjdark eyqs of Itally against the
beauties of! the world j
"And I.f said a bronzed old veteran,
this hundred guineas which I ay upon the
table, shall serve our mess' fur wines, for
a month to come ! But if vdu do agree
with me as without a doubt you wilt
then you are to replace this gold with an
hundred guinerts of youriownj."
" Agreed V It is a wager j" chorussed
the Colonel and the two other officers. :
And in that moment while the door1
way was thronged for fair ladies and gay
officers, attracted from the next room by.
the debate as that young Refugee stood
with one hand resting upon the little pile
of gold, his ruddy face grew suddenly pale;
as a shroud, his blue eyes dilated until
they were each encircled by a line of
white enamel, he remained standing there,
as if frozen to stone. j
" Wh', Captain, what is the matter?"
cried the Colonel, starting U;p in alarm, j
"do you see a ghost, that yoii stand gaz
ing there, at the blank wall ?' i
The other officers also started up in a-
laTm,also asked the cause of jthis singular
demeanor, but still for tjie space of a mi
nute or more, the Refugee Captain stood
there, more like a dead man, 'suddenly re
called to life, than a livjng being.
That moment past, he sat dowfi with a
cold shiver ; made a strong Effort as if to
cammand his reason ; and then gave ut
terance to a fprced laugh. j
"Ha, ha ! See how I've frightened you?"
he saidand then laughed that cold, un
natural, hallow laugh again.)
uacja Jones ana jane m ixrcaj r or n is rjOIlslflPi,. ThrvisPPin a rorA it iA tl.-
but a scene from this narrative: with which-j cf one of thbse. eomnrelirhtirn ntlpitna In.
you have all beenfamijiar from childhood, sorted to id pleading, by whu h, for ejamnleJ a
ns 500 acres of land when he hopes
litigant clai
thatIihave given vou.
When that bride-groom, flung there on ! to get only
the floor, with the bloody scalp and long
dark tresses in his hands, ardse again to
the tdrrible consciousness of life these
words trembled from his lips, in a faint
and -husky' whisper :
commercial world, jt may posil,Iy ! ;
light and shade, rightly understood, (
the true poetry of life ; au 1, us we
ways secure the sunshine, the be?t r
100. As to the entire surrender of : be to combine it, us best we can, wii!;
" Do you remember how, haTf an hour u,e exponeht ot the Ministry, but neverthHess,
agoM stood there by the tttble silent lfe m,,st ,n Prtant paper in the Kingdom, and
and pale, and horror stricken while you tho best indicator. of public sentiment, remarks
all started up round me, asking me what "f'S 5 oarratve of the nego.
horrid sight 1 saw ? The,Hoh then, I beheld f J?a " tak Smii
iU 1 j . , i , . 1 ' , , ! to himself lor having made an offer twit he ac-
. "orr.,u bceneumi uome, jonuer 1 y ; knowcdireJ lo he Ies9 lhan wh;il lhl nri,;sh
Government has repeatedly declined and ri-
the Hudson riveri mounting to Heaven in
smoke and flames ! The red forms of In
dians going to and fro, amid flame and
smoke tomahawk and torch' in hand !
There amid dead-bodies and smoking em
bers, I beheld her form my bride for
whorrilhad sent the messenger kneeling,
pleading for mercy, even as the tomahawk
crashed into het1 brain !"
As the horrid picture again came o'er his
mind, he sank senseless again still clutch
ing tliat terrible! memorial the bloody
scalp and long black hair!
That was an akvful Bridal Eve !
.11 d 1 .
me year is indeed striking; n tat:
sitory nature of the tenure bv yt!ii'
are stimulated. A 4 in the-iKivsi
the British rlaim, it does not seem to have been
thought wottby of consideration. Let u,s recall
a few of their expressions :
:
The Times, not by any means (as dur neih
bors. of the Whig,, seem strangely toi siinnost?)
The -.-Magnetic Telegraphs Great improve
ments it seems are .about to be made to this
wonderful invention, which is destined to anni
hilate space tnd bring our, expansive country
into one community. The New York Journal
of Corhmeree says: "Improvements in the
nracTicai worusng 01 this ney agent are con
And art. lurif an hmir front that time, he stantJyi presenting themselves. Especially is
uiis oeiieveu, 10, oe uue in reierence 10 me 1 i,u"'ui
- who had risen to a Colonelcy by his long
'service aijid hard fighting; " and' I have
' a daughtc-j there iii:England. whose bide
eyes and iflfixen kair would shame your
Runows,i?titli agdiij ' is replaced in the tragic beauties of Itjly into very ugliness"
duds, and again j a(id again descends 1 "1 havejser ved ja'l ndia, as you all must
onapbroahiirg theOrarorthee;irth trem- ow" satd the Major, who sat next to
llfd, find friUent fe bucks were; iclr, every Ihe veteraii, and I ivill confess, that I nejv-
)g onstatute, muclt less liv-
so lovely as some of th(e
iN'pnppear ng to be uncertain atLltreach- ' h saw pajptiog-o
truns ; t jie jvhoh; i I leavens "in the ilirec- 1 is: womaji, half s
fwn of tHosVolcani Weresplend dly lighr- Hindoo milidens.
freely confessed the nature of the horrid
picture which he had seen drawn upon that
blank, wainscotted wall, as if by some su
pernatural hand, j
But now with the wine cup in his hand,
he turned from one comrade to another,
uttering some forced jest, or looking to
wards the door-way, crowded by officers
and ladies, he gaily invited ihem to share
in this remarkable argument: Which
were the most beautiful women in the
world? !
As he spoke, the hour struck.
dicules his apology to " his democratic suppor
ters " for this proposal. . The same journal
says :;"Tharthe United States should think to
strengthen Iheir claim with strong language; is
in conformity withlnany examples.'! j The re
jection of -t lie offer of Mr. J'olk, which had been
" already twice refused," appears in the estima
tion of the Times to be nothing more jhan what
was to have been expected ; and, u another ar
ticle, -quite as important as that whicli we have
published, a partition on principles; ' of equal
benefit and advantage " li approted; but it is
declared that the Americans have no exclu
sive right of sovereignty.' i
The Chronicle, the organ of the Whig party,
treats of Mr. Polk's recommendation as "insane
counsels;' but does not.lielicve that! Congress
will make provision for giving them efiJ'ct. If
it make such provision, war is regarded as a no
cessaryconsequpnce. .1
The London Sim says the proposal of Mr.
Polk to assert a right, at the end of (he year's
notice " to the whole of Oregon, is treated with
sober and subdued .tints, that meet
way. . j I
The Cotton t ride, during tic yr: .
perienced the mutations to which w
ilic instability touhich a!l things fi"
subject. There was an excelic nt I, ;
ing in the great staple in the earlier 1
the price, if not high or hopeful, wa
and ihe large consumption, with tl? r .
ing feeling abroad, was a giar;;t:'.
further depression'in price. Atil.isj
for some time afier,tbeconsuri)j:iv;:i
er than any former time in cur c
history. . . J :. ' : ., i
The public prosperity wai so 1
capitalists sought juut new fie!usxi f i
and ihe railway mania sprung u; w i
ness which lias iipTer had a par; ; '
to be hoped, will bevcr again l!:; ! i;
The elements gavethe alarm, 'i i
ed the field with superfluous inni
confidence whicl existed gave
siigtitesi appearance ol danger.
Alarm succeeded a panic b
leginning with thb'Stage of thd
U. ultimately reached England's IV :
ed on him a reluctant resignation.
quantity of matter that may be communicated
in a-given time, hyjmeans of abbreviation and
well digested arbitrary signs. A stenographic
system has been prepared, and will speedily be
put to press, by thich intelligence may be
transmitted by Telegraph as rapidly as it fulls
from the iips of a speaker, or from the pen of Washington Cnbinrt : ihe latter, we venture to predict,
Tho John Bull, another Important jdurnal, ob
serves : !
" The eventful continuance of peace ilepetida upon two
contingencies only the one, whether Congress will
grant to the President the necessary power for carrying
out his policy ; thp other, whether ihes British (Jovern-
ment will recede from its position, and submit td the
time, reduced, the
dead lock. 1
Ths history of
ing appearances
lKginning oflthe
'Executive inucl
he price cf food a:
of physical nati;:
past to the co.'ii::,-
' '.ns rendered 'almost . as liirhti as 'dav! 1 ' And thf
' ' Wheii. '.ye .a1 ti yrd-Inear. the mouth, of the and M;
bending down with wja-
eiriiantls: bending down.
I fil-lt denied to imnart-fire td the'rollfng "ter lillies hi th
. f, .'iloua.4n4i'thpulat Ihe distairifce.or'forty ;, y the light of Jorclies, over the dark
rctlcsTrom the sh n. t he darkness o night ; waves 01 line ranges.
a rapid writer.
The long-talked of Ball ot the Secreta
ry of State cameoffon Friday night last.
It was a brilliant ball. Unable to aCcom
will not take place, but w feel less assured respecting
the course which Congress may pursue." j 1
This extrdct expresses, in our apprehension,
concisely and correctly, the general views of the
press, and, we presume, of the government. It
leave the issue with the United States. If
i, one after another, Ensign, Col.
Twelve o'clock avas theH and with it modate his numerous friends at his own
a looisrep ami men a Doiui maian iorm
come urging through the crowd of ladies
thronging yonder door way.!
the present year, f, in tact, the
Cotton trade. Sioj true it is, that en.
manufactures dfp;iid upon the sc.v
with an cver-chaiiging climate lil.e .
weak, how puerile, to depend u; ca s
tingency! 1 1; ; .
The most ample details will be f
crowded columns, jrelative to the gr.it
cial movements of the year, i In t! i
can do little more 'than hastily g.i:;(
i tuiai ulllllllMloii oi V.cHh1 I!)
l,39G,220.baIciit against l,312,tj:n !
former year. Theaveragc ; weeUv
tion in 1844 was i!5,237 ; in J
This result, however, does net c!
vey an idea of thelaictivily which j :e
ing the raot eicitiiig part of the t .
i that portion of it when the uati'Ti;r.l t
i .. 1 .u..i.L n i-... .
they consent to compromise, there is no neces- j high, when the "y-ing blood rami
Silently, his arms folded; on his war'
blanket, a look of calm stoicism on : bis
sity.no disposition for war: but if they resist,
the veins," andI
houseMr. Buchanan invited them to meet I with Mr. Polk, war is unavoidable.!
The Timber trade, like iiK??t w
We deem it important to express distinctly 1 of ommereei has1
the whole, m'a sa:
was sursline.
been in a exoiifd,
Ucforylate cf ;
'. .Cra'inr : kli'i.inrtli. w-us mticb -hi4itf(l. rtml that Voung American Hefugee yonder, at
A'vtt chasttw. broken 'all around, through the foot qhthe tab e. is left to decide the
Wf.i. s :.i i.L't't.' -1 . .
bim lit Gnrnsi's 'S;ilnnnJ An ffTnrt was 1
' ' J. . r i L 11 -n this opinion as to the character of tlie late intel
spareu 10 give com. ore, neauiy-anu ur.u- jrom Great Britain, because; we beiieve ' i The import has ben ihcT-rgcst c:
rim i, 1 if 1 1 in aL,r 1 1 1 m uz 0111 riir 1 uu 11 v u . j.j 1 i : ? . : i 'i
ijorfliad given ther opinion, un ii , l)iwthe India1 advanced along the room, adorned with the flags of,other nations ialion, manifested by all the press, tnar be too
strongly counted upon by those in this: country
liich Issued rTfit Utilnbiirlnn Mhnke. imd argument J That American fur 1 blush
Jteani; ihiipsBufTocting. antlj was it not to say it-j-handsorne young felhi w as he
and stood at the head of the! table. There j united with uur own. It; is estimated that
was no ladvjwith him. ! ; 1 thereiwere fioni 1.200 to l,50t) persons
l be the Tirirle itn-mnrrnvv ? Prhnnc ttio tii.
:hejwind blowing always in the same i; with a face, full of manly beauty, dejep j (!iaM bas ieffc her in the. nexjt room or n
cirmion, the UratOri could not be silely eyes.ruuoy ueeiis, ana giqss orown
fpro;iched, by keeping to the windward "hair, thai American is a Refugee, and a
cfthrtniokc Inucii tvf the smell is avoided. Captain in the British j Arrnvv Jle wqre
The Crater li 1 mjles, in circumference, th'e handomc carlot coat, the glittering
M'sVid to be 30U0 feet deep.; AVe spent 1 epaulett, lacqk rujfles on his bosom, ajtid
tWmost of the night n gaiingnt the most around hii wrst:,! I i
mhlimely awful 'So( nil food's works. ' M Come, Captain, pass the wine tjiis
tetbf;theCrator isi now cnintv.' at the ' way !" shbuted the Ensign; "ipass the
vuuoro -if luc-cmrmm!" taxc- my jire ona iw ua uo um icauuu j face i
kimshne x it is' abouTfour mifelong and ! hich htfej thk most beautiful the red I nW is she rat iastJasped the lieJ
Jrrc,mtles wiue,;nnu:is continually in mo- cneens qi jtuerry ijngiana. ine rh. ej e, o t f u?eR .4 ghe has not rvA io come r
;N thfpwmg Uvvaat quantitn s of melt- , Italy. orthe graceful fortnsof Hiodostant ! Te1l me has any accident! befallen her!
.ei Lava rolling, tossmg and darting in s ine captain nesitated tor ai momejnt, ; . . ? t . ,
whose warlike propensities are in inverse oro- in trade, we have had occasion t
Where is the fair girl ? $he who is fo i preiseht among whom were many La- j portion to ihe jpugnacily of their adversaries. absence ol that tact and tnan?gc:n i s
dies from other places, Foreign Ministers, ! e apprehend, the gratifying declarations from j "g some ot thet.;imprirtations to; tl.
exceeds by 92:00J tons the impoit
mer year. ! ' - '
In our usual glance at the AT.,:
Members of the Cabinet. Members of Con-
irreksi' Strangers; as well as Citizens. It
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one of the other halls of jhHold mansion.
or perhaps but the thought is a foolish!; was one of the most splendid balls which
one she has refused to obey her lover's j' ever jvvas given in Washington, if not the
request refused to come tdmeet him li i' moist j splendid. ; It was truly the ball ot
There was something aw ul in the deepi ! the sasoti. Union.
silence, that reigned through the room, as I 1 : . , ,
the solitary Indian stood there, at the head
of the table, gazing silently ;in the lover s
Gieat Britain, that ' war is too mh?trous to be market. This I .As I been more jr.j:i
thought of for a moment," may be go presumed ! case with respect jto jwrk, lor wl.lc!
upon by the host of bravos in our public coun- I ofiered some lea or twelve per cvf.t.
25 REWARD;
!l kjnds of ftincjed I shapes against its and then tossing o IP a bumper ol" old Afa-:
Vari aifd gloomy, ijdes, the ;suff()cating deriat;,sdrrievhit flushed as he was with
oke pf fire and.brimstone 4iscepdin up wine, replied: 1 ' '
ttQCfnVingy in vast and initriens ; volumes. 1 Mould your three models of beauty,
TiCitj the description !jf ant yoq ttyve'1 Jour English l;issyour Italian qieen,y)ir
Early tlie' noxti morning after our atri-1 Hindoo nymph, itjto one, and udjl to their;
Jjlijvo commenced jriur descent into the - charms! a thousand graces of jcolorlnd
,Vr4torrtheifirst descent is about 700 ic;et form atjd feature, and I would not ccjm
Un angle of CO! degrees, requiring the pare .this perfection of loveliness for a sin-
'vaics. camion ln placing your weigni gic ihuihciu, "r111" mc wnu umcss ueamy
v" tne jostling Lava after thishs accpm- ot au American girt.
'titled you-haveia smooth sheet of crus-
know the forest is dark
y Lava to Walk- over ahouti one mile
.nSi throwing out smokx Hnd hnt stpam
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'"jn CVerv tisnre. Yl vvo olhe l:penf
War to thd lirit are to be Jnade, and
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u t r yourseu standing lmmeuiateiy on
pormirol the raving lake-f-rtoti a word
J ?Pcn or a thought ihterchinged all
and gaze, and j feel as thlougn they
Wcrp in fhn vprvViftl nC IT 'I ib UAlvv.
"Med mass Wis from sidrt tA Kldlikft
:v fv--nvers,oisremooKing j-iavaare
Mca;m.asV!nlljr rjrJm jsido to s
pa in aytempesti new 4opf ni
.w ! .'arc' cbhtinpally , spbutinc ;yc
FMually Nvindlngl hroughfaTnd chang-
jMace&f-uritil some subterra,neous pas- join th
wf allows it to. pass oITf ;it It supposed shall s
and the wild path most difficult tell me
where is the lady lor whom 1 sent you in
to the Rebel lines ff j
For a moment, as the strange horror of
that lover's lace was before ; him. the In
dian was silent : Then as his answer
seemed trembling on his lips, the ladies in
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cus, as to involve us in measures wtiica win ex
cite very different language and fiction. Whilst,
therefore, Ave rejoice at the fijendjy temper of
our adversary in this controversy, we fear that it
may induce many, who would be deterred ljy a
more hostile aspect of affairs, to fall into the
support of precipitate measures. ,
Another consideration is nottohe overlook
ed. 'Thelpacific const ruction of ihe message
was chiefly induced, not by a: conviction of the
necessity tf yielding to the exclusive demands
of Mr. Pnjk, but by a general satisfaction at his
policy ot reducing the tar! ft". -One of ihe papers
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If Oregon is the bane. Free Trade
RUNAWAY from the late Geor?c Miller, in Row
an County, siximiles south of Salisbury, some time
d jrinthe month of July last, a brightmulatto girl nam
ed Harriet. Having: purchased the said pirl, I will give
the above reward for her apprehension and delivery to declare-
niejinithe said county of Rowan, four rnik9 southwest
cf Salbury. It is believed that she i3 now in the coun
ty f Davidson, RanJo'p'h or Chatharn, passing herself,
nn ilnnh) na n frip rrivl Vina n tm.llt f!ar Over One
ofberseyesj and afire brand on her thigh, and is a little j injury to British interests ; and ihe prospect of
freckled across the nose. She is about 1 years of age, ! removir.gi that competition, by a repeal of the
fivti fetjtwo inches lrigh and stout built. I will give the acf; of 40, js a gullet of i sincere Congratu-
. ,, i , 1 1, i ojove return mi uci ueivery 10 uic ui o v iui 1 v."n- 1 , r 1 . .
yonder-way,theofHcersfrom; the ball-room, nne,nt in wme jaU so I can get her again. Letters : l10"' and, aJff,1rds a, great inducement o peace.
The laugh of the three officers for a mo
ment droivned tliei echo of the! dance in
the nextVoom. 1 j
Compare . his American i Milk-maid
with thjo womi;nof Italy V. ) 1 - 1 !
" Or thejas; of England r
"Or ihd graceful Hindoo girl P,
ThisilaUghing scorn of the British offi
cers stung the handsome Refugee to the
quick, j j . j ": ' : j
" Ha)rvyer hfe cried,hal f-riing fwm
his sea, vVitb i flushed brow, but a deep
and delilleratis .Iroice.1. 14 Tchth6rr64i 1
marry ti vi fe, n -American girjli To-hightj
at midnight tob, pat American girl will
join the dancers In Ihe nextrbom Von
ii - . i 7 i
seb her-4yc1u hill jtidge
for" y6ur-
HENRY MILLED.
pedember 13, 185 tf 33
and tbft na rtv ronnd the tahle. formed a ! 6n Uw subject addressed to me at Salisbury, will be
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group around the two central hgures- ! Pctaa .y ue..aeu ,0
that Indian standing at the head ot tne !
table, his arms folded in hisj war blanket j
that young officer, half rising from; his
seat, his lips partea, nis lace asny, nis
clenched hands on the darK mahogany qt
the table. j ( . j j
The Indian answered first by .action,
then by a wortj. !
First the action: Slowly drawing hjs
right hand from his war blanket, he held
it in the lights That right hand clutched
with blood stained fingers a bleeding scalp,
and long glossy locks of beautiful dark
hair! . . ' " ,; ! . 4.
Then came the word r f4! Young warri
or sent thft rPft rnflin for the 1scalDqf 1
I rkn-VfoA c riii our I HprPi'lt !lS T JCtiM
1 AMWWV. 0U4UIV ;T.
J. W . . : a i . .. '
pure ol Irish, :iias Uiled to uttra .
i lie i ' rrun v irm irn i
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tcntion wjth which it is cure;! ; t i :
that neatness in tfee packing an 1 :
essential to a fvo!ra.U!e impn?s?i n t
surner. Those wn ihink it woitlj
port niticles m.e rrha'ndizej nrjt t i
them to the market fori which lhey rt
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ed, or make up iheir mind t pny t!
in neglect aurl loslsii : i
ti. ..r .ul! r-' . . ' ...
at the present moment.! Wte.i il l i
ed, through the Liindon Time?, i!
tended to abandon flic Corn l.iw?. t
is tha antidote" of Ihe message;. (Undoubtedly, j ate effect was to .iWhcis the' prif -.
the comjetition of American manufactures, fus- : ieigned husiiiesW j;enerallv 'and
tered bv the rr5ei!t turifT ka KAfn if cirini ! I. ,.i t ... .
when he returned, to cliicethe i.
lowed by subequuf reaction, ari?:
from causes Irrespective of politr -
THE PRES
I DENT'S Mi:
We are glad that the probability of adopting a
measure which we believe .would be destruc-
live, to te internal prosperity of this country, fhe first Mes sige o( Pre
has had one lieneficial eflect on its foreign re
lations; but we are hy no means prepared to
say that this important law ought to he sacri
ficed to avoid a war with Great Britain. If
building opposite the Rowan Hotel. '45 44t
I U WANTED
10 000 COON AND-F0X SKINS'
1 1 OsOOO Rabbit and Otter " , t do
T 1 5OOU iMink and Moskrat . do.
j ! , f BR0yK & Maxwell. ;
; j Salisbury, Jarl: 2, 18462m36 ,
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MS. P. & A. M. HENDERSON,
rj AVING associated themselves in the Prac
f imrip. nfKV tlifir Prnls;iftnal ConUTrCSS e SO unVl9e as fft rnnal it. nncl flu
rvices to the Putdic. OT Olfice in the brick j not barter it away by treaty, f r a slice of Ore
gon and. a repeal ot the iintish corn laws, we
shall be pleased, be the establishment of peace
as its result. But as to plighting the faith of
this nation, in a permanent1 contract, with the
manufacturer itf Great Britain, called a com
mercial treaty, o-re strict lU imposts within the
limits of I free trade, we should deem the" sur
render of the wtiole of Oregpn or a war tb ob
tain It a preferable alternative. ' i
Tbd two subjects of Oregon and the Tariff
will not be forced into an unnatural one, for the
T
i ALlV KINDS OK BLANKS
Keatlr printed and forliale at this OfHce.;
gress, has created, as may be re
a greater amount of attention ju I.
any similar docutnent lnm the J.
tnerican Uuion i.as done i fir y
feeling was directed to the Me?-1 :
it arrived, its tone, hostile or oil. s
abundant scope, for conjecture i:i
even during tlie exciting time eft'
crisis, journalist.' overwlK-!::; 1 !
tance of our relations wish th?
and stepped atide! to dicus t!.
in the absence ofj the Prcfi l M.i'-
Well, theMeifa ge camrt t I
nary course, by the ship ".Sa,'
an excelleht"pasage, iltwas;
stood, we may state iitthij place,
ship tvHicli left BoVtoa on th;: 1?
conveyed a copy'of lie Mcssag t j
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