li
j. s 8 i'
I-.'
b.
i-. .. ..
I S !
iVi Cw.l-fht fuisvill Juiirinalnotici
lijiLVltonV Lifof Clay,: thus Pc;f-M
I1 'Tic perf'onai WtVi y oHMr. CUj as dettiiledj
roliiirtcs,; wH
be read wit irgreat i fit cf
Ve trarc jdrrt. step; by, tep, ascending
front Stlie condition of ;h. poor boy to ibrloUieii
unniijlfgen
;, Vonc?ic hi-her and higher in the public reird.
lintillp j'ecamo the nlot, distinguished, of hS$
cotem ioranc and exe ten; more innuenco on
Jhe public mind of the country than any other
inarai The lesson i.iu:;hiiy emtneni success
U chcrrin" ! all those-who nre endeavoring lo
tleetive
. .hrenaiie Ihcmselve W alofW and ef
political destiny. Tho teaching of such a life
! ;."vitJ - i.t. .1 .... I :..L.
by ;al Uirinj young men .who wish'to achclve
a desirable fune by deH'u'hig themselves to the
rtve!lU!r!ef f the ItepuhUci. Lt the young rrtan
; who fs iconaciiM. of I he possession of nature
moblil itoudlectual uit.s, whenever he feel like
desntbrtuMng and retiring
frKi the lieM of c0n.
Iflict, 'rejlnemlier ih rourse of Henry Clay rilnd
.be rhef red, iakv . fr'eh ouruge and go! on with
uiifanohns heart to ovetcotne all the oiistacjfg
. ."' I 111 .' - I l l li- . J
Ijctivei
ii'hiinsjfandth
street?
port j
i
liiflh renown -'he aim
;kSceti in our &rff'.-MVay r tKvo.ago, ive.
ia oiip ofthe- itinerant Intrdy-gurdy grinder?.
I !
jj"acrowd of ;!ii!dren, in one of oiir
j They were singularly intent upon lite
crowd ol haoy looking darkies consti
tulcd Rlfpaf guard composed of nurse?, and J a
gencrajj repre5entaiinsOl' the kifchrn cabinet.
Thai sijfc. walk was liloclituJtrd entirely ; the. hujr
dy gurur made the air hidMvj3, and the screams
'fUI'lllll, lllll II U 1' IMl Millie a NII'M II, irjfir I nrru
iko the autiiig pansae in a bad overture. In
the mitl.-'t of all this exciujinrnt, a tall gentleman
)itscd llong, "full of Ittfalih, evidently much
fcascdJartd truly, sympa hizing with what he
nwj jlH carefully pJacrd his hands on the
icadff the Jilt lo peojje. jhal.he might tenderly
ik iv.-ty a passage lor hirnsell ; sufhlenly, the
arkiei It'll barrk into a resnerlful-ekpreisioii,
Mficd hiislitheir hat., the little, rhildreh became
' imprr?cdi and fidloAved the retreating fnm of
the tall IrJentlernau until lie disauoeared. much
fn the tUtjnnUuinenl of the muic grinder, w hse
'Jl.i L .1 ... f I.J.I . IMA
riwiiciice nr itu" iuij! was iiiiucf osiu. . ? i uai
entleinuh, so venerated, who pase$ through
cur streets, unostentatiously, is Henky Clay.;
l IV. Ct. i 'ummrrrinl "Pi infix. !
A-'NOHLB MOVE.
v t mull thrill ihi? heart of every gonjd man in
UieMutts with joy to learn that witljih hi las!
, two or bite .werks, upwaids of one hundred of
, . lit R young gentlemen connected with the Uni
; Vf rsityjat Chapel Hill, have signed the total
AiTixjtjv.:K rLi:tr.E. We hope the remaining
ffjiide-nt !w ill speedily follow their noble exam-:
",-.;.lo.; atvl we trust, too, that their partjuts, and
th ,disln;uished menoRho State whose" influx
lonco Ulileilt at that institution and amonir the
IL! - .
rdbcatey
man
IndralM
k up
cedjic td
will not
k the J
I 1. it
inw lenii
joung men tf the State?very where,,'
countenance and eneourapement to
y step m the pathway of an elevated
la id virtuous self-denial.' Let them
hf ir liuiiors in the mclii-inp r-lip.U. .nwl
pilpose the: Temperance reform, if they j
Untmselves sum the nledrre. Hut w hv
iiut come out at once and rally nder
,)e 'aiice' banner ? Does their haooi.
lies s depend upon the. use f a contempiibUi
artificialj st muliint ? Arethey so weak, that
they cani)o abandon a habit the niobt us.-b-s.
and at the kame time the most dangerous of all
habiti lahifih Star,
1j? Jt House ami Family of Four Children saved
fa h Do.-yrr Solon li. Belt s, of Sandlield.
1 t it
on
a
1 'V'PS aloul to go -out lor an evening visit i
j ' - KcW Year'.s tiight, direetrd his eldest boy,
jaa or. sqmej ten years ot ge, to put wood into
the sto'vclj and leav a gornl fire w hen ho and
the nthef jchildren went to led, and lo have the
kin jlingii ready for the moriiinglire. The boy
did 6V Ult tmt kindlings under the baker, so
; the j fire f communicated tojthem from the
that
', i Soje. Vlien the lire c4mmtiirueatedf to' tin;
' :-kiiijJlings the children had all gop.e.to bed in the
' ' . cbalmberj bht there w as at faiibful watehman
p i ;bclbwJyi;;Hetts had an intelligenrspahiel,
I '"' andl from' that lo I lie ilnAr. Oininiiiwil im utni
... . . r ........ - - -- r " - '--.i v- oiuio in
4 It l l ' ' 1 1 I 1 . -
i giv&oltm ttlunu, I i it lindmg ttiat lie could not
"make thtt hoys understand him, he laid himse
cloNfii urtiniie of their bedj f..r '4 few minutes.
' ,;. - . Al if hWare ofthe increapioglaner, he $(Mn
1 '.returncijitu the lire otrain, ami otrhisithird visit
: jo llio cjcunlieir. Jie succeejilod, ly bis barking
and howiinu in awakiuir the bovs all of whom
falldn asleep in the me;iu lime. The smoke
--'t For the WaichzuEU 1 T
Messss. jEditors's Vill you permit me
ihroWh ihef Watchman, to call ;the attention of
the learned to a question in Avhich the; whole
raotily tt man are :cjmcernedij I mean that
jeriod when the l'iGU.days, jars, ( Daniel
nnd John will terminate., Somij learned,
and goixl men, give it Wis iheirlJeirnlt; that these
dajfs, or yettr$, began G06 after jcbrist. If this
sh4ukl lie the true staVting point!, have-not we
the present inhubilantsl of the world, arrived
at s very peculiar periiri in our y-orkl's history?
For, adding 12GQ to 665, give pp 1606 only
twenty years from now.! And not only so, but
but. others, aiul Iearne4 men too jglve it as their
Ijfe-ltf that the second woe in thl book of Rev.
elatfons, will be out, yt past, iu the year 1849.
l"s, John says behold, the thirjdj woe cometb
quickly. Then all. tin dread transactions of
the third woe is to be o i the wprld in twenty
years from now. If tliis in truth! should be'the
Lord's time, what manner of persons ought we
all to be. 1 ; . -. '
j But others, wise, lea -ned, and iood men too,
giving it as their -opinion!, that al this not being
isiifEciently marked in. Jcclesia$tical history,
i 1 , r k .- .. ! -1 -
consider it a piece ot pnisumption in any man
o:ciie at the true time, when jfaese days, or
jeari really did begin.! Now, is it really so,
vhcit Uod has revealed So much to man on this
re ry subject, that he has left man in the dark
t last 7 Is there no clue, euheilin the benp-
resi;of truth, or the histori of the ancient Ro-
Iian Empire, by which this can be settled?
.Jojjin expressly eays, the ten horns f the se
H?n leaded beast were I en kings; and that
tnesel kings, and this beast received power and
ajuthrjjrity at one time, or within! one hour of
eich bther. Now, suppose this ftour be pro.
pjnelht time, an aliquot part of a year, it would
only be fifteen or sixteen da vs. Well, is it not
kiiowp, among the learned, wherj the Rom-in
Umpire was broken up injo fragnjents, and the
wlestern parts of it parrelljed out itito ten kiug-
(16ms ten, exactly ten in number ? Or, is it
not known when they received power and an
tlority to act tliis kingly authority that was
granted to them to act -
I Jolijin says t hey began within an hour of each
other.? I think Daniel foretold that the little
hrjrii should subdue three kings, ojjr kingdoms ;
and he saw three of the ten horns (ings) pluck,
edl up out of root, by the little honi How ma
ny! States has the Hishop f Rom? under him,
(tiAt lwJsways sovereign authority over as a
tertiperal Prince? Exactly threei in number,
the Pejpe's suljecis being witness.
Is all this again ndt jmkrked in history, to
give a clue when thesvrl2U days jor years be
gan? I
1 )ilifrs again think this period began 752 af
ter Christ, but by their own acknowledgment,
jthi: throws th1260 years loo fitr, into what
they call the Millennium Well, i's there any
ptattiiig point between COG, and. 702, to begin
f heje days, or years ? Qr must we go back to
COd? jSome may say to go back to C0G,1o be
ginthese days, or years, would majie quite too
nuh, now to be done in; so shortia time, and
perhaps it may be so. Hut who cai tell wheth
er the Lord may not make a short Work on the
eartji. under the third woe. 1
I Hot ihere is another prophetic period in the
Bible, that might perhaps shed some light on
tbisjperiod : Tho Apostle Paul in iis eleventh
baj!,eii to the Romans, to near thejl..e' of it,
argujetMhat God had not cast awavj his pe..ple
Isiap. j He sums up his argument by saying
u ths.t blindness in part hath h:ipt"4'l to Israel,
(hnv' -ling) till tho folloess of ilivLeutites be
comjn." When w ill that be 1 Not as I con
Jeivv tU the 2300 dayi ir yeari of Daniel
shal be fulfilled. Hero again, perhaps, there
maw l as much difficulty to find he starting
pin , as in the other. Some sayjthey began
With Daniel's sevienly weeks. If fhey did, thy
are out, and we sec no indication of it in 184G.
Ot heirs give it as itheir opinion they commenced
wheo Alexander the Great invaded Asia, which
they .say was 334 years before Christ. Take
33 1 from 2300. gives us A. D. 1963, one hun
dred nntl twenty jjrears from now, ;
; Wall Jhis indignation be removed from Israel
befoije or after the downfall of Mystical Baby.
Ion II for, immediately on the fail of that pjw-
er trie trump ot triumph is blown in Heaven,
and i, proclamation made, that the kingdoms of
this A'oirld have bec-ope the kingdom of the
Lord ar.d of his Christ. f
Nf w,f when God has given to min the rise,
marks, duration, and fall of that powfr, that was
to lat 12G9 years, with a, degree (if precision
that kvittild baflle a correct bistorV that man
he laid himself! s"''n l lilst ,,e left jin the dark Concerning
. The IntdlMccTsYtcw 6 the Oregon hi SanUs Potest and declareU in iaxpr
Ihciniatcycrs ric , lhH,fbrmHrf orders Jr.lng?fvnnd invi-:
ltled i tct rhv
gencer of Tuesday contains nn cx'ei
review ol lhe ! Oregon1! correspondf nee,
examining the spirit onpe ieuruu Mir.
wording of Mr.illakpiihami ietters, lyhtch 1 s
1 Arnore careful perusal of t he Idi plo
matic corresponaence, cOmmbhicatH :by
theiPirSidept of he .United Siateot SaN
urdajr iMStVitothfe Hous of Uepreenta
tives, from the (ape of wjiich vvt; drejw tn
(Vrrnces unlav(-aMe Itjn earlyf ppcjfic
adjastment of tH Qrpgon;controvps bas
saliM us thatjihe bod) of it fully sus
tains those inferences. We speak of the
papers as they; jj)'rsen.t tfmsIvii tpl the
eyp4 and to the jsftnsc, with nd allowjarice
for anything thal may have been tyijh
hekl from Congress, or which may be rn af
ter Of mental relstirvationlion the pa!rt 'of
the adminisirafiori. We know of nothing
that has beeln sdpjressed or withlietcl by
the executive ! and we are hoiind o jtake
these papers aVptjesentiiif an entire, and
unreserved disclosure of the diplpmatic
intercourse betwipifn this government ahti
that of Great Brt ain.' ;
Then follows a review of the corres
dence, which is concluded with the fol
course pursued .bv l he
jjucnanan :
does not believe the
territorial claims of this nation to- rje a
proper subject, of Arbitration that is la
say,- that in alLqui stions of this prtj we
will be our own exclusive judge, and what
we cannot obtain I y negotiation, will en
force at. the cannon's mouth.' T' I ,
IOU till i v J"' TT i ' i '
v'tdutibnists iind jthose Kvho would dfStrO)
ihe peace of.th? ntfy :
The - iSanta. h Ani pany is. gruwui
rotifer eve rv clay" i it Vera , Crur. 1 1 : U
Confidently asserted that,' jf;he ;vvre- tn
ould be;sopported by an immedinte7ro
n)inciamento. It U thobghf that lhef revr
IrJtibnaonGovprnment'in not, therefon-.
Venture td weaken their force ort the sea
riba! hv !sendinffanv4rnilitary'or4naval
dftachrneht against the rebellious Yucaf
catanos.
! " w if . Vjy.-v -
ing opinion of thj
President and Mr.
The President
pon-
ow-
On fhe face oil t
lese
)ers.
nJ,
THE CAROLINA. WATCHMAN.
Salisbury, C.
I
RIDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 20, 1846.
. 1 ' I i i. .
r FOR GOVERNOR, I
1 William A. Graham,
j OF ORANGE COUNTY.
!! MOSES PAUNELL. i
Many of our reaQers will no dottht re
member that the man whose name heads
this article was implicated by the confes
sion of Jacob Cotton in the murder of
Mrs. West and' grandson in March: last.
Thev will also remember that Parnell was
as we bavesaidofjnothittg wiihheld Iron, 1 taUen slI(1(l;ny ill on the night of that hor
the public which can change iheir aspect ., , A , , . ...
we must sav that this absolute and un?er-
" OUP. REUATIOXS ttTTU ENGLAND.
;.ylt would ietn from the lait." published cor-
respoodenrcj between Mr. McLaxe. U. Slate
jMinttor.at the Court ofjSt. iametiind-LonL
jABF-atiEEX; i . Rccn AXVx. Secretary if Sialj
d ftrrV AKRxniM. Brit Uh Minuter at Wsb.
tngtoni lliat w are on the. eve; r nearer or
war with, England, than iny pW for time
':;hat; suppose). - How trej am to avoid, it, since
thi Government has declihcdtoorMraeasprO.
Dstd liy jthej British Goivernment, appears to
ouzxle even our wiest men, unless that Power
Surrenders all claim to tne disputed tnrritorr.
H.nr our ruVrs, in the event of a" war. will Tu.
tjfy thenielvls fi,r bringing uch a calamity up.
on on r beloved country, we are at a loss to di.
vine. It does seem to us phat all wise andcon
siderate menall who desire to prevent the eflu.
sion of our tes blood and th r.ont Inuance of peace
youId be; willing to accept of any pnipsition
consistent with the honor Vf the nation, which
Would le likely to prevent1 such a disaster com
ing upon the Country. But those who hurt the
management of thi? delicate question appear
i iherwise' disposed, and war appears inevitable
as the question nw stand.-; The nll'win: ar.
s I f p -. -
ticle from the "JiaUimore American, takes a cor-
reVt viv, in our opinion n the subject :
' ' s ' j t
V We hive 'his Oregon question now reduced .to the
definite issue of settlement by'nrgotiation or an arbi
trament of force.' In this view St is i in port ant to ascer
tain, if there are inny means of 3certiining, what basis
is left for negotiation in the present aspect of the case:
It would seeni htithe first glance! that jbe principle upon
which arbitration ,has been rejected, as likely to inroire
a division of the territory, must preclude all negotiation
that might result la thr same thing. In oiber word, our
exclusive claim toi the who'e of Oregon is a fixed posi
tion which mut be admitted as a preliminary to any e-
by such a B-.t
aseried lint i;
will c!ia;;y .
we pre th r-.
i n
V.UE
SOLTED, Tint : .
Cause notice to be r
tin that the Con-
Amer'.ca an I Grr a: V
tit North West cc: it t :
or Rorly Mounts t"
teen hundred and tw
be annulled end t.1 . ?
said notice. -
,; HctOLVID, Thst
to interfere wi-.h t!, r .
dtlkoritie of i!,e t w j ,
pursue negotiation f r r.
iroversy respect;n;
emoniousreiusal of arbitration, w he ire yen
the cboice of the nitnner and Ibrm of ar
bitration is placed, its it wlere, at the jab
stdutft: disposal ofthe Unjiled ytaft'S is
.scrcely detensibUioln the ground of mere
expediency, and riot at .all delensibleJorr
the ground of pub jib law.f i
The duty of nations to submit all rrat
ters in controversy betweet? them to stjch
friendly arbitramepratherihun to dUfirb
the peace of the. wpr.ld by resorting to wjar,
(or, by what is equivalent, inaking it un
avoidable.) is enfbrrjed by every accrejdi
ted writer on? international law; norj is
there jtny portion of that law more r.'ition
al or more i mpe rat ve upon civilized ra
tions. : We shall qi ote only one wrifer
on ihissulijcct, but.h 3 is onehyhose author
ity is conclusive : i
Who, will dare, bays Vat t el to insist
that another sovereign shall imuiediatelv,
and without examiination.: relinquish j to
him a disputable right? This would lie
a means of rendering wars pe petunl afid
inevitable. Hoth ihjrc contending partir
may he equally convinced ;of the justice
ol their claims; why, therefore, should ei
ther yield to the olhpr? In .such a case,
gotiation and then what remains to negotiate about t
ribl tradgry, and did two flays after- How'can we accept any oflVr from Great Britain except
wards. - A short time aftj r the execution one of en,ire bnq rhment I
f f!rff nn n vtma- rrnt im in iK fl..,r. Alonjj with this view of the siibect we havt- the lan-
tryin relation to the. sudden death of this
man Parnell, which naturally enough, was
prelty generally believed. It was report
ed that Jacob Cotton told his wife, that
Dave Valentine accidenllv struck Iu
nelbablow on the head, while he (Vol
entine) was in the act of inurdering iJi.
West. wrhich blow caused Parnel I's death.
gunge, of peace and conciliation: "that the President
cor lially concurs with the Government; of Great Britain
in desiring thai the present contreversy may be amicably
aiKusteJ ;" that, nf this !ipt)S;tion hei has given " the
strorifjest proofa before the world j" that. " as there are
no two nation on" the earth inorr c!os4y bound togeth
er y the ties of commerce, so there are none who ought
to te more able.or wi'lin to do each other justice, with
out the inierpositidn of any arbitrator.
In like manner the official papr declares that for its
That when Voleiltilic struck Mrs. W. the Pnrl 11 cannot seriis'y apprehend war; -The tone of
J jTHE COIIIU
- We clip' the f, ::,
Correspondence of t'
. - What .Mr. ".
dence, by in$itii - i1
bitratjun, berau-e !
gon, and yet bop; s :.
W amicably setih d ,
te. is more than I c
he wrwiVl U Mil;;.; - r
treaty fiT're cipror'.ty
Orecon' with tVeT ,,
the territory and ; r.
There is Irjt , : ;
question, by i'.stlf. c
CtHintrien interefl.
That way i. f r Eu-'
rnliarn' act in rej -c ;
fer of jtlte 49 h j .u a:
promise, and ay l.c
I have no hlea
fact that the adnur.;
not icant England f.. c
ritionj has delfru.I.T
dies come hark ! 'i i !
o' a liigh officer i f t'
Mr. JVl' conti!. in
gentleman, land th..,
that we are t. h uc a
Ongoi quehtin ! I ;
thi. iiifirmatiou, fut I
i
jHti:tnre lhat I hnn
ymr reailers.
first blow, she .raised up in th bed, and
that Parnell instantly stepped forward to
push her down, and in that act leaned for
ward over the "bed and received' Volen
ti net's second blow on the lack part of the
they can only demai
the question, propose.
(I an examination 'of
a conference, or an
the last English pjprrs," it add. " is pacific ; lhat of
the English Government is. conciliatory. We will not
believe in the probability of a rupiure between the two
nations.":
The conclusion from all this sems to be that Cnglaed
is expected to withdraw her claims to all and every por-
I .: .. f .u r : T .. . - 1 n . : f..
eail. I his story, so plausible. led to an ; , , 1 . f I
.' ' presented any other apect unce the appearance of the :
investiiratioTi of the facts : and on M onda v I r :.n.J .-L.': .1.. ; . rw, i
O - ---- - ) ffiuc li i a ii it rcu jjr a ii j wni . j "tuv-u
last the Coroner summoned a jury ami pn - j ful settlement could be regarded as at all probable I If
ceeded to disinter tile body and examine j th territorial rights of this nation ore not -apropersuk-i,
, iii( ' ' iect for artilration.? are thry a proper subject of surren-
i'arnell snead. it became a mattirol some 1 , , . .. , . , ,
der ? Refusing to tbnrate 'hem iiway. is it to be sup
imjX)rtance from 1 he fact that Vob-ntine ! p.j ,ha, we W1ll: negotiate tliem nwqy I We know
and Pilten Ilasket Were also implicated . iiot what evasions (nay be in rewtve, lfj-there are any ;
bv I'l.i. .nnlV-Uinn .f P..t i ..i. in il... m,i.-,nr but looking auhe matter as a plajo man would regird
-V ...v. x-w.... ....w.w. v ... .... ...V,
AFFAIRS AT '
Tin New Votk J
says Notwi:bv!.ui(!i
jt'ct ol the dip!); i
which we publib
and llii'passigir
arbitral ion, or otlcr tjo settle the point by
articles of aKrcerrietit. u '
mentioned above. If the story of Paraell's
it, who believes that words iru-an! what they express.it
the ctMrimenrement nf it. I ilimiht fKli.L- nt
Msrs. Editors All I havo in vjew in writ
ing ttisi, U to iry and draw some able man out.
to gio tliis opinion, on this important snhioct.
And inithe bounds of the cireufafjion of the
States and Great Britain to Osejron
flisputable. & have bjen considered donjit
ful by every Administration of this Gov
ernment preceding the present, the whore
world know, and solemn conventions be
tween the two countries bear, witness.' ,
Looking to the duty ot nations, as :p.rie
scribed by public law in precisely siich
cases as that of the jOrfgoh controve-rsv,
the question now sulunitted by the Presi
dent, and his advisers to the American
people is, whether,' they will adopt the
novel principle of peremptorily rejecting
arbitration, and, yirjtuallyj withdrawing
themselves from tjiej social-circle of na
tions, become disturb!ers of the peace of
the world.' ! ! '!!' i
sf.-ni3 inevitable that Eng'.and must reUeal e il.
death was established by i facts, it WOU b I o.5tw mdeeJ intiy not sustain ithe President to the
corroberate. :' ilbr--t,""rT,?r riiade by full extent such is. the hope of some. ' But does any
UoffWaVlilist Voletltine itlld Ilaskel. om' supio lhat the 'notice will not be givent
That the, respectije rights of the Uniletl J i-.nce lue inquest I Tl" vo,e lo;br giva in lhe IIoo,e of Hepre-entatiTes
The jury were aided in their examina- j notice is given, whiat mst follow;? The extension of
lion by-Doct. J. J. Summerell, w ho dissec- j our authority over the whole of Oregon at the expiration
ted tl.e head neatly and with great care. of m?ntb3 S IIas th"e biU
. , , . ii. I to provide for a less exclusive extention jor to make the
On removing a cloth from about the head. I . ... . c . , . . ...
; . i px',-ns:n and the limns of it dependent pn intermediate
that portion of it thai covered the back j negotiations We have heard of hone such,
partwas fountl .Stained with blood, : and i-' It is due to the1 country that some explicit meaning
Mhere was a small niece of white paper ' 6hnullJ 8iven to c,Tlc,al n'nanois we have had
i i i . , i .i j I ; , of the apparent expectation on the part of the Govern-
laid between the cloth and the head. . , ' . , ,. ,-,.!, .
j ment thut an amicable adjustment f thij business wou.J
Theliair was next removed, and the scalp ; tnke p,ace- If txpeclauon ufoundjrd upon the tc-
found to be. darker, in One. or more places, ' lief that Engipnd recede entirely from he- preten
hii other portion's, rcseml)ling a bruise : ! sions in Oregon, and" upon that belief on?v. nought to be
t rj t . . i sntu. i nore ore many in in? coum v "
"uv n v oniuj j i ijvcU) u oo 1 1 w i I u ji u I t
watqtiman, I should iiidje such men can be
aortal coin 1 need them that the houscivann hri ! &"tit amoim the Lord's mini?terini servants ;
;Rnivhji they entered the; room below, wheroi I nnd S care a fi W'hich of thfcifferent de-
uouunaiions ne nelorjgs to, so that he gives
sominrriore cdear light! nn this subject. Then
will ielaecomplished I had in vw.
N4wI do know tliqt learned and! good men
are slow to express their opinions on this sub-
ject. Rut why should they shrink from it, sim
ply lA'cause so niany have failed inl explaining
some rf the prophecies. '! But whethjer th'rytim
slioukl he within twehfv vears nf riiir H;iv nnit
oj- one hundred and twenty, or more! from
uucertainly may ho cool v, soberly, and
kh'.l'TtA'tt;..'.'. J' lr..'. ..'L.. r i .i e r I
.U JL'1' V13) 'IMe.uuil", Wiry IOHUU ine lUlllltllL
tctttinei ht 'hi a duty, striving to. arrest the pro-
i pt s oijthojname wtth nil his energies,; and,
m.! ictytt'crlng the burning brand; wtti his teeili and'.
' :-lyMvjrj dirrdion uUoui the ftoor, thinki
" no doubt, lhat iT he could jint orurewaJ
. I v ' crthijwu his last rejl topve the hiiuiei
j j 4. -5) leaned tliat ho tfad Iki doi)g.the sam Iwi
' 5 v ' itorhoUuccpeded in nrtMulitig tjlio bovs. The
: ,vT-i a 4aije nolo Uironintie Hoor lxfore
: : ' !th )ioy; jsuctiecded in extinguishirii it.: Sviini
Jch Iistt. , ' 1 1
Wti.'i ' 1- --i i I ?
Impertinence Punished, Wo find in the1
it'ij Idea litats Unis, ai( account of a cui ioui
in tij which occurred at charity fair in Parish
'tflfcIc,VnB 3113 A 2-i celebrated f..r her
Un auty and her wit. hrosldHrl i t .ha .r ihir. m
rt D r'- ' t' ' inrong wnicft pressed around
tvm bur Jvendcr of elejrant ifmev artlrfp. w . n
5JJ,cmrlM f m.irh'ass.iranee. who QArj
putmou tuo laav wit h ..n:..,,: r...i..i: ..u.i
u u aumiro me vanmw art cles exposed Cot
MEXICO. J 5 ;
Speaking of iej laite news brought by
the brig Somers, fi'otn Vera Cruz, of lah
other revolutionary iliovement having ta
ken place-in Mexico, the New Orleans
Bee ol' thfs 3d instant! savs : I. 1
"Private letters bf tb latest dates, bofh
Irom Vera Cruz and
make no mention of
side opposite to that on which it is supposed
he; received the blow, if he hud. received
tiny, was slightly jarred ; and in sawing
oQ the cranium, it dropped ofT from its
place. Doci. Summerell next h rough! out
the membrane which surrounds the brain;
and having washed it, pointed out to th
'jury 'the darkness of its coh)r in the re.sr
'he city of Mexico,; where the blow was supposedtoh.ivebeen
nese rumors. an as
in tin DotiM'. wr
! that tb-re an ii!ic i:
tfiwafds an adju: m
Thr amount it ,
timi of tlistinui.'hf !
tif) at Wasbioto!!,
stit:lit permission it
btler lai; 4'.l as tb 1
bliglit variations as :
votiH iiavi org tl i lif
jr. nntl that In has ; ,
I hot he will do so.
Whether this i r:
tain it is lhat tin r ;
iiess aiming the hef
Wasliington. Avitt'iin :
which could battllv
circumstances of i i "
foralilt; than at:v t!
i
the face of the pnMi-
Ofa Cfrrepoi;l."
ing is a paragraph I
zette' of: Tuesday ;
pouncing lhe dej) trr ,
lot-boat for Livt r; ( .
There can be liti i,
umei as to the obj'-t :
boat vaa chart en (!
correspontlrnce. am! ?
tiefoiv lh steamer t
at all r.vents, to rn i!
fur it if a r.'-rul conclusion is practicable, as every j Prnment to send fill!:
good ti.lzen desires it may be. the terms ot it cou.d be pakenhaiTI 1V lhe
The?, opinion ba
lightly, that othr r
dition to those which !
(ttr The Resolutions to j:ive i the twelve j liC. have gone out b
moirths iK.tK t- to Great Isritatn, passed the 'nougrt the prostu ct -
1 i k.
Ih House of Representative on the 9 h instant by ' lemeni -judging In
bn ' the f, Mowing decisive vote : "HoWed us to s. r ;
,r . , . . , . . I iianeniii:, wr. win. i
l E AS Messrs. John Q itnry Adams, Stephen Ad- .. ..
' r til., tiriirlinrlnll tli'il i
III ll Ulb'lUII .11.11
1 v ei nnnn .nr-tl inn .rTWffn .Ain as that. It is time
The;SCalp Was taken ofTand the Skull , lhat ,iwre'was some defi'-of aspect given to this contro
bono examined. , The temple, bone on the versy. If we are Uive war we ought ;to be pn-paring
soon made known and the public niind bf relieved from
much fretting and anxiety
I nt..n rV l. .1 . . I V . . m..c-o.lt niltrr,i'ni'f ; nma Anilpronn-4 Amri..l Alkmorin IUL-rr P.irrinrr.r ,
. ' i v r . - 1 1 I .t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ill. iiir I " w....- - - . - . -1 - - . , , . . .
the wnters are generally persons of lh' (1, ileJ;fn ,h, Coffin, and it , . Benton. B.sJa, Dlack.Jai A. piack. B:anch- diTn 1 'iv- I
respectability, whpst meanj of in forma- !- ; ! 1 , j ,, ard, Bowlin, Boyd, Drinkerhoff. Brockenbrough. Broad- 'V C,U' rpU lt''";
lion are ample, we. fed inclined to k Si&"n 1,1,0 h raYe 5 nn(,,,he Jur' lhen ! hMd. w.. tfW, w w. f!.,nh.ii. John! v 'l I,ro!M'H- 1
tnneJ
now,!
-.1 '
4 ;
delibjerately discussed.
J. Mc JL.
credence to their sjtatemensl. It is posi- j proceeded to lhe examination of sucl wit- ; n CarnpbeUi cithcart. Reuben Chapman. Chase.Chij.
ble, however, lhat accounts of commotions
or disturbances on provinces not vrr re
mote from VeraCru may re;ach that ort
before they are known at; Mexict),Sand
this may partially account for lhe coiitrn
dictory character 4f tjhe advices'." I
Tlift Yahini;ton
JCeu'j York Herald
' Ii believe, ind-'
1
si'
i
'TP
, liuf who bought noihWj.
Vou'nleast! in Imu t,nJi
At, with. a smile nl.hAMilin . i
Uoi I renlied the otntiiuitp i-;tk "i..L: l
loow. iv nm i mod u. h ri .....i s
i-t t ' M" . - " iiJ4in iiuituase is nn-
't'P'li not f.ir sals.'!, " j '
it is a little smirtilar that when tho i,,..
, , JJUI .I
Mr. pMuiroe attempted in carry ok into some
orga died form the principle of repelling foreign
interception from this Continent, aliuAor tfuit
nurphse proposed to sfnj in Ambassador to the
Congress at Panama,1 thi plan was opposed and
defeitey by tho very riatty which is ilmv in now.
er. It is on record, too, that Mr. P.lk himself
wholnow reiterates the dechirnilun .l f.-
roe.lvvas active in oouosin'i the dfluirt nf Mr
Adam to give Mr Monroe's laiguage the
trcigti and consistency of a penninenrpolicy
by li-Mging the South Arneiican Sjates into a
greeinnt with it. Alexandria Gaielte.
' " ' ! . 1
J.WI . . s
no, I dare in. i ili.i L i' ' I
kV' : . i , u,lVc HIT MSI1C. i
ItMVWUiJi hi m ir k. v. -i s
Will.l hen. tln&n :l.t-J. 1 .1.
1 Xitl2let of Vrtne fT,... i.lV , . . j , . i
, . a e,j, cnird nCrfti of her 1-,.,. r.i
, W hihdea it to the astonished yo nh 3
There appears to He no doubt that Yob
ThejBahimore Amfriqan justly rejmarks, that cataVi has declared her independence!.
1 he Mexican papers say niothins of Mr
Slidell. 4 The follovih!r is extracted fniim
the corj-espondende of the Wew- Orleans
ncayunc :
neSS as, it was thought. Could throw SOme ! man, Clarke, Cobb, Collin, Constable. CuMum, Culver,
liodlt on this mVSterioUS case. But nolh- Camniins.Canninslpra.Daniel.'Dirragh.ienerson Darl,
i, was elicited going lo prove that Par- V Ma Dillingham. Dobbin. Doug'ass Drom-
' . - - i irnnr. fin an f. iri . rjisworin. cruman. ji'im -j
nH died from the effects of a blow. . F p. ! F . F . GarTin Giliin know; Mr. l'aken!
'Thereforei in the ahscence of sufficient Giles, GooJyear,G6rdon,Graham,GriJer,GroTer,Ham-i ers from his Goverr.
. i .. ,.. I ACl.l. ...II.. I I I
pvwlpnop tn tbp rontrnrv. the itirv return- I i'Pton. Haralson, llnrmanson. uarper. uen.er. .u y.u nun .i . u-
I T . M : t IT r'.-- n II,.'r.- HrtnVirvtt HtirrK CZm fllM t IVfl Vnimtrn-c
ed that Parnell had not died from the ef-, g Hoaston HanVrford,Wash.ngtn Hunt, J. D. Hunt. ! nax-igating the C! i
fects of a blow inflicted on the head. The chatles J. Ineerwil, Jenkins, Jas II. J..hnson, Wph j will fiot, I presti:nc. i
scalp was not ruptured, neither was the ! Johnson, Andrew Johnon. Grorge V. Jone?, Seaborn j t'tiiss Guverument. nl :
skull cracked or beat in; and the jtirv could ; Jones. Kennedy. Preston King. Lnence.Uib LeSere.i ,n tirst Uris h
n.. 1 . . i.l l.!,i i-ulnpn iimn i' I .r'i 11 vr I' ' ilvtrui -l I v.
uuu maun rtin.uim i '-,um, i,,,,; ... ri-llW MrrieraahJ.MeCaniK.n.MeCrate.MeDoWf.1- 1
V NAVY YARU PtSSACOLA Jan. 3Ht 1816. ! a bloodv raj and bit of paper Was foUtuI MrGau-rhev. McHenrv. Mellvaine. McKav. John P. I
The Somers arrived from Vera Cruz! oil the head, and the membrane of the ; Martin. Barclay Mafm, Morris. Morse. Moalton.Nir.
to-day. SShe brings dales from Vera Cruz 1 brain of a darker color in some portions ; Norri.0-en.l arish.Payqe.Pcrnil.Prrry.Petnt.Phe. .
. ' . . j i ' P Fri- ! P.t h',.n l'lf R n.r
L m i - J
Fueling at Washington.- A gentleman who
left Washington on Saturday cvenirlg, says peo.
pie there were not ahirmed. It wa understood
hatih Senate woulid arrest everf thing dan.
(TPrJisi 'PI. . .1 j L t t 'mil ! it i
say
tHo Message, "ithero will 1 po trouble!
Joujr. of Com.jof fTuesday.
Prtl'rvk . Prir Rmnnv RatKSnn Ri R!f Rittr
oitjthan in qthers. These circumstances, Sawtell. Sawyer. Son:
it appeared to them,JTlight have been na- mori( Schenck. Seatnan. Severance, Leonidas H. Simms.
patches to our Minister t Mexico; and 1 tnrf",y brought abodt in the course, ol de- j Albert Smith. Thomas Smuh, Robert Smuh, Stanton,
left the capital in!companv iwith Mr Sli- i compost lion J which had then been going j Starkweather, Stewart. St. John, Strong Sykes. Thorn-
rtoti T i I . r oi- ii1 n I i i1 . l i ( ason, James Thompson, Jacob Thompson, Thurman,
dell on the 17ih January. Mr. Sbdell will i on nearly eleven months. . .
Wheaton, White. Wick, Williams,! Wilraot, Woodruff.
W'oodworth. Yell, young, Yost J63.
NAYS Messrs Abbott, Ashmun, Bayly. Bcdinger,
jrt, John G. Chapman, A agist us A.
J Chopraan, Cocke, doHamfr, Cranstpn, Crozier, Dargin,
to the 20;h Januaryi and jas late as the
17th from the city s of Mexico. Lieut.
White, ofthe .Somer$ was bearer of ides-
remain at Jalapa a few weks before pro
ceedmg to Vera Crpz. The dilatoriuess
ofthe Mexican Government in lurntehinj'
our Minister with an esdort, which E wiiis
demanded at least a fortnight befjrei it tree are loaded with ice. Heavy, summer-like j
OT We had another storm of snow, hale
and rain on yesterday; and this morning the f '
. ,. .. ' i ... Milton Brown, Ba
m Maghkic legrfgh ltween Al
,banV and Ohio, w:rk, vvHttnto op.
was finally, granted, and the lamej pre- lcIou(js are flitjng past, admitting throu-h l
terices under which jt delayed or re-1 ahouJ lialf limei a: rivh and Warm r
fused from tune to tirne, have; been thought ,:. ... ;,i .Ui.f:k a ' mnotle.
I u,n - it LLlii .iltoyi muivu uk r
CorrefponJer.ce cf ;
Washing:
Tin? rumors are '
that the Oregon ;'!
with the tariff, an 1 i!
thefonner, that I !
longer to remain
imjiortanf. Thr. ft.
Congress have sur! !
Ufactory turn of r: i i ;
t ion's. The Secret i try
U about sending in !
and thro are n: t:
show the followin;
i j . rhniirnfft-n ha - 11.. i... i. i.ij. '---. i.... . tt - i - j. , ki.-sl uriiii:iiivii rii
.' ; J r-1 -i' Wi toduci. left llic fiat! f ? ' 1. wilrtess .lho-wpridfrful nrd-
to indicate a disposition to 'detain our Min
ister m the country tp the la$t possible nio-,
ment, in hopes tht the Sentiment pjf the
pepple might fihailiy lake? a turn fvpraljle;
to .(ncgotiaiion. H li I JpH
Information Was received bv bnvatc
I advices Vrim Mxicp; tbf daydfterf $lf$
White' lett that GeA. Aristr jiad arrived
season is rapidly passing awpy. Lat hiht,
about 10 ocl(ick? w'ei had several broad flashes
of Hghtnfngt'- lilwi'y the roar of distant
Jhunder.- Wo sose ft is ap; indication of a
decided change in the fiesjn ; .tor, lor sometime
ili" I Garrflt Davis, DixOn, Dockery, Edw'm U. Ewin?. Fool, ' -rr m
ay of I Gentry. Grinnell. lUrrick. Isaac E. Holmes. John W. j A t a tanli Will
f lbc t Hoaston. EimaaJ V. Hubard. Sam'LD. Hahbard. nad- Pf r( Cent Lasts, in v.
oast. W have! had feorinii and Winter weather
mkii ip pAuat proportion?, n - - .
son. Hunter, Joseph ft- Ingersoll, Daniel P. King. La jte,
Lon?. Marsh, MmetlMotely. Fen4!eton RhettJolio
Rockwell, Jrhn a. !RockwU. Seldon.A D. Sims,
Simpson, Trumah jSrnith,' Caleb 0. SmSth,' Stephens,
StrohraJ Thibodeayxj Benjamio 'pjorapsou; Tooraht,
Tredway, Vintcra. WffitLrop. WoodwardJ Vrisht.Yta-.
cey-5-1 ."', Ji- . J t . jf . ; ,
; Although ihijmeaiUrc his pasjedlbc House I
an cotton gooo, t.
will embrace exci t
iron, SQgar, mo! -clothing
; these arti
30 percent. Y
Una worsted, will i
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