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SUMMARY OP NEWS..
k Si nee the sMig :jf the (fist Steamer
Icthas af With neeifc Mi lot ol a steamer
b':
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jfitfi Waticde bf ..ihbj u Id-airi in 4
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Mate bf uncerlaint V- Hni cbblusipa noh
pig'fem'otfc nil a ffpearf.
rr Im! iiiiir Utile ID
: come.jr . ,-; . . .'. ,rpi; ';(:.'';' -. , --'rj
hAf .Uregon the seat of GjPVernmenl is i
subject for speculation. ;ftc one linowf
when it is. The legislature and thje Suf
nreme Court are divided u5pn it -the fbrf
Kmerthjofding Ml to be.kSaitjm.and te lnt
J iter atjpfipgort City; jlibih Hftbt-se branch
ei&re also diVided; .ft mining themselves
r upon the paint-a majonU "I the Jegisif
lature Demg now in settioii ai oairm, aou
amjnprjtyinO
jiy,njriSpeckiitdr amusingly says; thaj
'folumbus Li ncast er. Esq! j,f of' the Counj
icil. jfeti.aios ibihis cfifo ad continues to
imeet'at the library! rbomsjand adjourn
Jrom day to fiy. rour memners oi toe
Hotistf Aieft. Vir,iAaHock, KSni;
And BrovnHHd.ltjd rneeitaiid ajjqurri
;Hlail):T Altlfoujjh tH; lati" have npt Ihje
Hlif-glslature otffilit'iri&tde, hm the cajj
tnMiliHtjls, tjityijavej !lifiaAV-r-Jdgj4
Straiik and N Jsoii, td iihc'IKuoerjor CourH
opposing, Vii(r mt uiiitT,;juuge buiaius
the action ol p htt AsnHlKv
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fHut vvlio caii di-MJifhe t
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ifr presenf coij
dition oriUinsw in ooir owtiislaif 7 iNoon
1 ' ': ' --IV:- -".-7T-: r l 1; Jfi.i-' rv 1.1' . .'::L.I
can ifii vvno. is vjovrnor.1 oi viiimi "in,
Ubdjij M Vdf.ioi1 San Frticrsco wlrl
thn seat of Ciilvr4iiiir!t iit-at San -JoH
-or-iit' -.VaHjoJ'Wliai- iri ;'ofjfclainiaiits hJ
H the hrsi rijitrtlfo upvi .aid jtf ''f H dzf
?';C6tpSte;d s njs in Ijfiei '-iirfci; L gislntuirej
' ' ' rrt r a I ... L 1 It
ivviiai nar yni inr i -si nur 10 -mi
cTparOo f rViiinfrif if San 'frai.ciscif, and
wheMif f ' Av l iiik, J or jjhe Chivalry j
hivtf he controlling povverj
ijver tli Dt mo-i
qracy
!. Willi rfinriil to ihi Govrnirshipihffrej
in- little douhi hut irios Ira ud lihs j leitnj
i coininitii d wiih the tmiloijiufx in jseveial
H coiniities, - and, ahhouh it tnay lie difiS'j
'Lculf.fif not iinjHsitdK to pnv it frgally.
' it nitihr s a 1'nsct; !Oip iht inVfsti.;
, gati :ni Wcntly inar)r Ihrti Mjor Head !
litg irec'ivd h rnajtiriiy ot all the jvotesf
CHst l(r GoV-p nor athe IhI elcticlp. VI
f Witl ;rrhi jj to iht AJMyoraljy, a niajor-l
iiy. ul llif Sufrrin Conn, to tb- asicinikh ;
rnenj ot' ihe teal proftsidnland the cti !
Zrn45nf'll haveJ lately IdecidrSi tljtt
Dr. Ha n i s v a s t In Mayor i San Francis I
y, cn stjnce Sepiemt.er last, although Capitiin
4 Breiiham has hrr cling ijllhnt capacity.;
T ieJicaliop ol th' 'vttrm Govt rilliiiiit!
1 is.tnyolved in as dV mystery as eyer
the partisans jot San jostjf and Vallejo;
jjisparfrig flffiion o i eiir side, to s-j
lSurej ilV I On the 3i)th nit., aVneetingl con
j risiirjijig of. lory-(ine members elect to ihe ;
ifljpgplatuje4iwras h ld iri ii Franjciscp.
V;(ifri ij.bo jnfjipse of consulting 'togethfasi
;.:.-ro;ihi"iljace vyhere thej jntj.if Lpgistattire
should be hVhi U?t) h queSlio yas
( llctded in tayjor of Valej hy a mHjof'it y
vpf 2$ toil3. 'But as t)ie jxyhole inHeting
Ulid iiwt const ilijte tmk hialf bthe meifibers
1 of ,tlbe Legislature, it is impossible,; of
cputse, to consider that vote as stjuiug
The Question at rest.; I ; - ! ;s - .
- lbe claimnnts to contested seats mitbe
Legislature, tnust. ol course, awaij -the
actibn ol 4ha body upon their respective
In the cjty of San: Francisco ive have
riovvj tyvp sets pf civic WlefS Hn jull plast.
ITiejgeJitlernen elected ih; Septeniber,
vyere swbrm in on Mouday! last, the 26th
; instj, by rnypr Harris -and Iheybeld their
- first meeting on t he same ; Evening!, j The
genjlemeti who have hiihi-to administer
ed ihe municipal goventnnt with jsjuch
crcoit to themselves and such advantage
id-.ljbc.. cjiyv ujiH, c' course1, 1 adopt $tery
legal and cpnstituiaonjtlj inans: in their
power tp resist these dnjtisi pretensions ;
hndi they depend lor Succeis ba the chlange
Hto pl'ac;in hb const itjuj ion
of the Suprenie Bench at the next term,
by e substitution pf Chief Justice Solo
irior Heydenifldt, for ChiH Uustice iHas
ttn,jtbe genemaii.vjti)sjriiecisibn njthe
; cas pr Harris vs. Bieuharihas Iaie(ylei
.j tirep; so much sonsltnei;ti J ' j j ' '
eDefpdrai ic parii' jlie tbfn..nsuni
der by dissensions, and. b the anifds
ty exhibited on bothi sides,there is tittle
prospect of ajunion ; anions them. One
portion, w ho comefpriiciiHlly 1rm jNevv
Vorjki were1 a iji x ious U Ilia i 'f ; a prepomleii
a nee for t heir iect ion M I hhoice oi de e
1 . t ' vim 'j'H ti ttr ; tiriu
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The Indian War in then Southern cpun-
tf4 cippaHilprnia JterrinateiU as We pre
Jdieiejl 14 bui last iummaryi f Jt turnld
joorl He raerelye
cbrsJbns.'nnd said to have been provoked
by att illegal attempt I liV the' ShenU of
seize, inuian cauie in pay
taxes, as well as by cruel
evil disposed whitf persons.
A Settlers and Miners' Convent ion is
'proposed to he held shortly, for the pur
pose, br taking jmo consideration the vari
ous questions afiVctingitheir interests. and
taking such action upon them as may ; be-
deerrifd rpost advisable, t , , ; t
.A nifliculty arose a last week between,
tvi-o quartz mining companies, at Carson's
Hill,:vhich. at one time, threatened seri
ous consequences. t was caiused by a
decision ol the County Judge, ofCnlaveras
county, in favor of one of the parties, by
which certain rights and privileges claim-
ed hy the other, were not recognized.
The Intter held a meeting, and published
a series of resolutions! condemnatory of
! what they termed an unconstitutional in-
terfe fiance with their rights;" and thus the
S mattprl rests lor the present.
'regret to annotmce the death, at
San Jose, on the 14th iiist., of Judge Jones.
U..S.jl)i'rict Judge ol the Southern Dis
trict pi California. He died of consump
tion. and is deeply regretted by all who
knew him. ' :: " : f - :
There has been, of late, a marked di
minutipti of crime throughout the State,
and thre is little doubt but California
wo'uld.liii this respect, compare favorably,
to proportion to its ponulation with any
othett iltatp in the Utiipn. 1
t I THE
I So one wii
iredjngo) Cii
tjb iminene gr
lminene grants of lb
cMiifiully rpade to tbej
proTemerits i rujudm and r
PUBLIC
LANDS.
-.-i-:,...ti.i,va
pays any a3 tent ion to the pmji
iiire rati mil iota eirurlt wnn
public lands which
new states lor im-
to
and
;..: irm cijikstiana ;raiALS.
i; j From tb Baltimore Clipper.
The Report of Attorney Genjeral Brent,
of MHrytatid. does not present in a favor
able llglit the conduct pursued ' by the
judge anlii others in the Christiana. TriaJs ;
and. Irom the statement of Mr., Beut, We
should nler that 'there' is little ichance of
hayibg justice administered in Philadef
phia.!iii the case of the owner; of a slave
teing killed ill the ellort to recover bis
property. The whole of the persons con
cerned jn th murder pf Mr. Gorsuch. bf
Baltimore county, have escaped punish
ment, and there is no prospect that any of
them will ever be brought to justice. We
wishVhat every citizen of Maryland could
be put in possession oi Attorn) General
Brent's Report pi the Christ janH Treason
Trial ; lor its perusal would assist in bring
ing the public mind to the conclusion that
some action should he taken on the. course
pursued towards owners in pursuit of fu
gijjve staves in Pennsylvania, t
A large portion u fhe reportrCorHsists in
a legal ftrguinenl in opposition to the rul
ing of t(ie Court in relation to w hat con
siitufdireason. But the following para
graph snows that two principal witnesses
weiref i'sitiedly ! perriiitted to escape,
whilst aj thru! w as induced to perjure him
self. It also exhibits the disgusting spec ,
tacleblVvbi'e females associating with
and encouraging the negro men charged
wiih jbejiig concerned in the murder : i
In this connexion 1 will also state that
a feW Weeks before the trial Peter Wash
ington an John Clark, two important wit
nesses fpr the prosecution, escaped from
pri$ob Miihput breaking, a Ipck 'or using
any fnrcie, as proved on-the trial by a wit
ness ; and though I cheerfully acquit the
marshal of all privity Wit h their escape,
yet the j fact remsins that there was
treachery on the part of some officer with
in Jhe walls pf th4 prison.? Another re
maVkkble fact was the corruption of a
Goyefiiment witness, by the name of liar
vey ScXlt, a free negro, who had thrice
testifiedU-once at Christiana, nd at Lan
castei", 4nd once at Philadephia to the
fact bf heini? an eve-witness lb the mnr
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Jder of Mr. Gorsuch ; and now, oh tbisi
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inai. innuencen ny prioes pr: some otner
corrupt jcpnsideratibn, when placed on the
stand by the United States, openly con
jjtsiied thjit he had lhfice committed per
jury, ami then swore on his trial that he
was noti jiresent and knew nothing about
thejnRairj, which, perjury was received
Jwiijh bpenlappiause iilthe cnurt roomj
V Agftni : the l counsel for tie defence
japplifdjtbihe Court, fpr aVprder to bring
jout!sme !twenty fbtir bf the negroes, tp
fsee hipb of them could be identified as
Tti4ijfiants in the treason, by j Henry H.
xvtme, a material witness for the nrbsecu
lion
At the Opening of the Court on the
nejit dky hese negrpeV were seen sitting
jin a VoW,jsupported pri each si(ile by white
J lernales. u ho. tp theidtsgust of aU resnec-
jtalderci:titens, gave thern bpeni sympathv
lanu counienance ; each ot the nrgrie.i att
e
f. or ihr Hppnn(me:t?lj nf delegates Retired faith newmfiarovMllteir neck.
DeinoclMlic NHtioji Convention hheir. Mi A iarrfulhi lud mi
f.r .ib i nmina'tibtV biiyariilidati-fi'lbr
Jlettors otPiVMlent: jipd jHfCf President
While the other parlv, "who hail tioiii
r . ' t .' . . I i ! i
thejirioie Southern StaleMi were infliieu
jcyplliyimila motives. -: Both paitieslare
unyleiuing, aihl vtoth will send delegates
to the St ale Convention
e a ttnsbhe re itself .Ijasvm pat h tzed.
income ilr giee. with the toimv 1sjirii
fHlltV ni'ated Uie political s World
Ssiiwje the departure pi) he rsl .stemrjHr.
For.lhe last ten das. tile r a iri has fallen at
V'V'X My and'; nigh ,and we (have
bait two or thlree ver; seviere sbutli-as-
ioccitsipnsy with hail, ttiuihi
tiling.' Two orj three ; slight
earthquake, vHich Insted
one of jt wo
?r; and light-
shocks pf an
Jor a feiw se.
their huiAcurffullu naked . and their clo
Uhing in every rexjtccifHiie.so ts to present
one uniform anitearance to the ve, as far
( poxsibUntt done, doubtless, for ihe
doiilde purpose of giving 'aid and comfort
to the accused murderers of a white mn,
and op confusing and1 perplexing so i im
portant a Witness as Kline in' respect to
their identity; And this Was; maniles'ly
done jwiitb the privity, sufleranc?. and con
sent bf I toe officers to
prispnrsi and passetl -rebuked." I
If nisoiappears that the marshal not onk
l.v summoned confirmed abolitionists ak
lJurArsilbpf' dined with the accused parties
on i tiianK$giving Uny, How can justice
f V? c'ed. where judge, marshal, and
e thus opposed; to the impartial, ad-
ivr. j W benerolent
otif cts. nd fur almost erey nutnose fir which
be:y leari ataipahle. f Why! hould Indiana
and Illibdi te aided hv ihe i?verumni fr&m
ihe public! domain, lu build a railroad, any mure
tbao Nurih Carolina ? Yet ee how the land
;fcftf gonf "In past years, -see how hvis ?gu
now. Hfrejarejthe proceedings of tnVSenaie
forJaniiry JJ1. A bill o anboris Illipeif
;I0 eiec(tbe rnsiaue of land to vhich she js eal
tlilfd under tbe ah of 2d of Ma 4h 1827, graAtf
iog land q aid that State in opening a canal;i?
connect Illinois River with, Lajke Michigan,
ordered ;toa;thir(j reading. Same day, a " hill
granting rtbt of way and making a grant oHand
to the. State of Iva, in aid of tbe cmsiruriion
of certain Railroads in that State." Also a liill
granting lands to AVijtconiin for saline purposes,
ordered to a ihird reading Oil tbe 20th, by
Mr. Underuroixl, i a hill grantihi! lands lu the
States! of: lodianai and Illinois to aid in the cmi
stmciiun of a. Railroad," 6cc. Hardly a. day's
proceedings! but some of tbese 'grants of! Und
are made. HoW is it, and why s it, t hut North
Caro7ina bas never received: any iof tbese grant ?
We have improvements to make, and we art
saddling our people heavily with taxes fbe their
cunsl ruction. Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, VViscon
isib and jut her new States receive aid Iroru th
government in iapds and pay for their improve;
mentis but bf the proceeds. ! Han North Cairo;
diua nb; share is she never to gel anything
Irom the public domnin before i's all grauted
awav t j ;Has shqno right io any of it ? I (
0ugbtni4 bur Legislaiujre txfre laying aid
dilional liurdens ujx-n the people of ibe sjiate,
to brgW bur claim upon Congress for a fair share
of tho public land for the sa'iie purpott'es to
which bibejrJSia'e! apply them T We gave lajnd
enough io ibe Union, onr jupojn a lime -we
could ipake ja very jmk u tbai same if wti
bad it Iwvi.i-Raleigh Times, j - 1
j I IN TROUBLE! AGAIN, M
We clip the tbllou iug from the Charleston
correpiiodf ice of the" (jheraw (Jazetie. ; I:f
Sutiib Caiolua gels to loggerheads with Great
Britain, it will become ibe government of tbal
island to look out; for itself;; for it takes all the
time ol the United Slates tp keep her 'in order,
when she is in the wrong. ;i lu this case, she
seems io be right, and will probably give John
Bull ,as inucb as be can attend to : M i
We think that England hajs discovered a
settled iiiieuiion, 'io make war upon our insiiiul
lions; and ihut the late commiiiiicatiou of I be
Biilish Consul, ii but the Initiative in carrying
it out; j WeJ areinow distinctly informed thai
Great Britain, is determined :o iijftist upon endj
ing her tree iiegrbes into ihe limits of ourSiaje
and to ibis end, liequires of us tolrepeal the law
wbieh siibjecis iberulo continemeni. : How can
we:do ibis ? ! Already we have a law, suljct
ing free negroes coming into lis Siaie. Iroin
olberi Slates jn this UuNHiij;to'.teing sold iiMo
sUvery, if iby d not leave iipon nji ice. Our
Hlulilioui-ts even! hve ni complained of this
law. :and cnieaiieiiilv iheir bee neirne.- keeo
tioth us.) Bul England, that g"id iriend if lbe
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oiiiiiu, iiiiii h ihi.c nuns wr ; wrrr t.-iiiiiir leu iu
i brow o'jrio'lves mf proiec'ion, in axate of sep
irie secessiijn, is iuw ouistriping the most raiv
id aliliiionisti, iu a direct! buslaught upon; out
injiitutions ! Ve-rily, we baye escaped the bug
of the bear, b'y a miracle, j i If
But we iiiii tbe attention of the reader, lb
the.prosipect thatyts looming bp. In the Ititure.-j
It England ibsiols opon tbe; repeal of laws pass
ed for our protection, against the; inroads of ah!
oliiinnUis, and lu give dignity and consequence
to her free negroes, there is no alternative left
us but lo refused An issue then is made, in
which w risk our all, and if necessary loose
it. jf" Pick your Jlints, good "secession friends,
for the re may hei work for you yet."
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Edwaed Staxly. The subjoined para
graph we copy I'foin a recenl leper of ihe cor
respondent of the! Philadelphia N&rth American:
t Ii is stated in some newsinoneriug letter
from this city that Mr. Stanly's oame has been
suggested and considered i;n connexion with,. a
vacancy in the Board ol Commissioners to?e
lie
to fi
laud titles; ini California. I am authorized
ibis siorv is made out of whole clothe
aad is nothing but a silly and malicious lahrii
induced to aci
1 ippnps haVe been felt in Sah Frnoi
; The ne ws from 1 heMi;nf s is enebbrag
U ing. f h& yielo! Jn the! Ucefdigcings be
J; Jnrry bouniiful stuM t:hi rain sei m.
f bardcul this; head vtiiil be
'!"?fbund' in :bnblhrr. cbilumb ill t' H i! '--,!
!.ii I he stirVft of the railroad frbnitlSan
hr3Fraiciscb fbn Jpse. hasl been i cmnnle-
; lepj j lis loiaicosi js esiiuiated at 81.539.-
f yl2m 17. We, IVaratcitiideraf44;jiiine
j yvi I !'ii pxe before t bet fvjbtlt t caaie fcon
r inencedi -:Np fuft her sielisj that Wrt have
tlbeaj-d baTi beelitaktri4 Wli fi regard to
rt lheptbtrr railroads proposed in this (Viatel
cation.: Mr. Stanly could hot be
cep such a position if it were tendered to him ;
for it s well known here that he has, on more
than Wne occasion, within t wo years, positively
declined lo accent a high diplomatic station of
much import au j? and emolument, even wbe(
ur ed upon bn Hinder circumstanepg ol.mftr
ihaii ordinary compliment. This impertineut
use pi lite namesiofpuldic men, without aotbori.
ty or justi(icatjon!,ls highly reprehensible, and
sbuiild le depjecaied hy at I who) pretend to re!)
speci tbe dignity and decency of ihe prefs.
There s no man in publi life who has more
uniformly exhibited disinleretedness iu hi: ca
ieer! than Edward Stanly, n r one, rircumscrih
ed as he is, wboj has niadej more faeritices fbf
the ;harmouy and surcess of ihelWhi party.
r Aioied by tbi. npirit aUne, he allowed hts
iiHiite to be u.ifd fr ihe lajt and present Colli
grejis. after riav;ing dielioctly letused to tie
again a, raudidale, leause! it was neeessarj
for tbe j goid lofjtbe cause, although seri'Usly
dejribejll lb bis personal: interests."
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I j To Mend Iron Pots and Pans.
Mr. Editor, -In No. 9, ibis! volume of the:
Scientific JAmeiif-an, 1 find! a statement madcfl
as! coounouicate all the v'a Imm China to our!
Patent Office,1 afiioui a mode . f ibeuding broken.
I rob prtg and paiis by tbCbiufse, Your re.
rnaiks about tbajsaine are just, and 1 shall deii
sdribe a mode! much more cheap and simple
1 aiidwhicb will lie of great! Ientii, I have no
doubt, to inany if ynir readersj J,
"Takri two parts of sulphur and on pail. fy
wrigbt.bf tine black lead, and put the sulphur in
an bid iron pan, holding it fiver ib fire until the.
sulphur begins lb melt, when the black lead if
until all is mixed and qielt.
PHILOSOPHICAL INQUIRY.
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j LopAjtspoai1, (La.) Jaw. 20r 1852.
Messrs. Gales t SitATOSf : liohaerve that
yon sometimes give portions ol your space to
philosophical qbesiionsiW The following facts
are not explained in tbe tmoks, is far as I have
been aide to examine. i i
Water at foriy.iwiidegfees Fahrejiiheit oecu.
pies its! smallest space, jproni ibis pint, when
the heat is increased, it expands ;! when ihf
heat is decreased it also expauds.i We have
THE CAROLINA WATCHUAM
J.r
Salisbury. Pf . C.
TnnWDlt ETESI3iCi( FEBSTIRY If. 185f .
I The Christiana w.-rThc reader will
see by an arlfclft In arjothef cplomn. that
the murderers of tb Rev. Mr. GoRsrucfl. of
here the same e fleet Irooi two opposite causes, i Maryland, escaped the) penalty of their
It is found that water is Slightly compressible.
and that its eleinentary particles are globular
in shape. Its compressibility proves ihat its par
ticles are in some, degree elastic My bpoth
esis i, that the greatest elasticity of these par
ticles tikes place at ibe degree of fieat at which
water bccupiesibe smallest space. Each par
ticle would then somewhat encioach onihe sur
rounding particles that touched whereby the
whole would til! less space than it would if each
particle was 'entirely round. Heal espands
WHier doubtless by I he same law lhat it expands
other bodies. Ou the contrary, 1 suppose that
by decreasing the heal the particles become
less elastic, and at the freezing point each one
demands its entire rotundity, which would of
course Itierease the general bulk.
. Again: Water at rest when freezing shoots
out little spires of ice. which meet or cross each
other at angles of sixty or one hundred and
twehty degrees. A snow flake, when viewed
through a microscope, shows crystals maiked
by the same angles.
If ibe elementary panicles of water are globes,
these ;angles are ihe only directions in which
their sides can touch each other. In freezing
then, these spires of ice would necessarily ! fo
low the one or the other ol these angles The
fact is eaxily prove!. Take a saucer with
Enough bird hot in it to rover the bottom, and
it will be seen at once, by applying a small
quadrant, that the only direction io which the
shot can touch each other is at one or the oih
er of these .angles. The same is true of larger
or smaller globes, if tbev are regular in size.
Ilespectfully, HORACE P. BIDDLE.
HORRID MURDER.
Mr. John W. Walking of De Soto coun
ty, Mississippi, formerly of this county,
and so a ot Dr. Christopher Watkins. was
murdered by two of his negroes on the
16th of January. A letter received from
Bshalia, Mississippi, give the following
particulars of this distressing affair : A f
ter killing. him, they carried the body
some sixty or seventy yards and cut down
a large hickory tree acrossTf. designing,
as thy afterwards confessed, to fell it on
his head, so as to mash it on the frozen
ground ; but failing to throw it on his
head, they told that the tree fell contrary
to the way their master expected, and in
attempting to get obt of the way, his feet
became entangled in a brush and he fell,
and. before he could recover, the tree, fell
on his bend bounded back on his body ;
but the wounds on the head bore the marks
of an axe. A7. C. Argus. -
ARE YOU ANSWERED?
Will tbe Register come forward and
give sonie reasons why the Whigs ought
to be restored to power in North Caroli
na ? Standard. 4th. !T
Yes. to accomodate you.
r 1. Because they have been Zealobs
friends of Slate improvement.
2 Because they stood hy those improve
ments, when the .Loco Focos opposed
them. ! ' ;.
- 3. Because they are friends of the Un
ion and opposed to Secession.
4. Because they are friends of the Com
promise measures.
5. Because I bey are opposed to inter
vention in foreign affairs.
- 9. Because they are against Fillibus
ters and Fiilibusterism. - -
7. Because ibey.Iove their own Coun
try and Washington. beJJer than they do
Hungary and Kssuth.
8. Because they have a good -example
to follow-in the wisdom, firmness and pa
triotism of the present National Adminis
t rat ion.
9. Because, the People don't want those
in power any longer who sustained, and
are ready again to sustain, for the Presi
dency, a man "who dodges votes and
writes letters that require a second Dan
iel to interpret ' Raleigh Register.
Heavy Damages for Carelessness in Rail
Rnad Agents.' Sme time ago, as we learn
from ihe New Orleans, Bolli-itn. an,afcident oc
curred on the Cairoltoii Railroad, near Green
ville, (La.) in consequence ol ihe ear running
off the track. Several of ihe passeijgers; wefe
seriously injured, and among the suflerers was
a fine promising boy a son of Mr. Charles Bla-k
both of whnse legs were broken, and who was
otherwise so badly wounded ih! he has beeii
rendered a cripple for life. , Hi fat her brought
suit in the First T)iiiiei Jourt, lefore Judge
Larue, again! the Railroad Company, and laid
his damage at $25,000. The case occupied
ihe attention of ihe Court for several dais, and
Ihe jury brought in a verdict of 810.000. which
appears lo have given very general satisfaction.
crime. This fact, together with the whole
management of the trialj corrupt . from
beginning to end, goes! fyrUgr to produce
ibVconviction tbatj it. is yaiti to; expect a
reasonable regard of I thefrrigbt pf the
Sooth by the North, than any thing we
hate seen for many days. Such condbct.
it may be expected, will provoke retalja
tion. When a community is thus injured
hardly reasonable J to
will bear it with; p.
tience and resignation.! Iti breaks: asun
der the ties of friendship and good feeling,
and leaves, rankling in the heart, a burn
ing hate, which nothing but justice or re
venge can appease. This is the natural
result. How far the love of Count ry and
the love of peace jmay restrain (this im
pulse! the future alone can reveal ; and it
is a fearful experiment to test it. but one
which the North, apparently, isdetermin
ed to make.
and insulted, it is
suppose that they
Ladies Keepsake. --hU i. beautiful and
che-p little monthly is again on our table.
It contains a very liely picture of Gener
al Washington. wiihan interesting sketch
pf bis history. I '
Inter-National Magazine. -This valua
ble monthly for February, has also been re
ceived. We are obliged to the publisher
for many hours of most agreeable read'
-j" -! - '
tig. t ; - ...-j ; y: .
" The Giraffe" The third number of
this rare production, by Mr; Whitaker;of
Raleigh, is to hand. Its columns comprise
an agreeable variety of matter. .; f
GOOD ADVICE. i; v;
The Washington Republic says": The
policy ol the friendsof the Administration
is obvious. Stand firm co operatear
range differences barmcnize conflicting
Se n t im e n t o rg a n ize u n de rst an d e a c h
i' - ! : ' - : -- -:1 r I .
other sacrifice personal interests and an
imosities to the cause and unite, on the
Whig candidates jmost acceptable to the
people. If the Administration p,arty will
act together in this spirit, the Opposition'
will discover that the people are 'well cpn
tent with peace, good neighborhood, bbV
servance of their own laws, and npn in
terference with the affairs-pf other na
tions.
THE NATURAL WALL.;
. "I . . . ,t. ; '...I,
We find in the Weekly Post, of the
7th instant, the following paragraph in re
lation to the natural wall" in this Coun-
OT " Will somebody tell us what lias bei
come of the wonderful subten anean wall in
Rowan ? !' . ;..'!' : .
Many years ago this supposed wall Was dis
coverfd, and attracted a great deftl of at tent ion
it was even thought worthy of a place nj Ge l
ogiaphieal descriptions ot ihe United St,ates,
and an interesting account of it may be seen iti
I He old Gazetteers. What has become of II t
hai did ii prove to he 7 Wh6 can enlighten
bs on this subject V' ; , ix j
We hope some) one qualified for the
task will undertake to give the Post,"
and the public, an account of this M natur-i
a I wall,' as it is called by the people who
live in the neighborhood of it. But whilst;
we express this wish, we doubt, very much
whether there is any one sufficiently in
formed on the subject to prepare !any
thing that would prove very interesting,
We have often enjjuirfd about ittalkepj
of it, and once visited tt ; but have never
been able to obtain any very satisfactory
account. The truth is. no thorough exam
ination, we believe, has ever been .made
bfit. When at the place, in 1844, we
enquired of some old eoplenear, wbeih
er any extensive examination bad been
made. They said; t hat many years a jfeoi
n company of gentlemen removed the
earth to the depth; of some twenty or thir;
ty feet, on one side of the wall : that they
did not reach the foundation.il it has any S
that the face of the wall was smooth and.
bad the appearance of having been pi
as-
This time the poliiicians. who are bringing 1 r u 1 n,s company. jwe were told also
aui candidates, for ihe Presideney. are running traced the wall for some considerable dis-
lar ahead oi the people ; and. tt i hey do not look tance ; but how far we could i not learn
sharp, will run iheir favites aiid themselves Th. r.io ...k-L iuii -J,- i Z2
in tbe ground before ihe nominations are ctu . " rr " -n
ally made. ; There is as much wblpping and mti0e fs "OUl nipe miles Not th-west of.
spurring as if the . nags were alread saddled -bis Town. A very similar (brmation, we
and mounted, and on their course. We ot.serve , hv fio 1.1 '-:.! '. " ' i:
bands. : Ttesfo
very much the rr
cpuntry peope tf r!
n April 18C0,a
tle'menanc ladies,
JAiiN Austin, and :
so, went out fror:
Natural Vall. c
Mrs, HuTCrii.) c
as; a Gephjgist ; ;.:
Wade their trip r.
fitable as circorr:
baye bad the cur
files. !
We t:
newspape
Anything.
ofrtianoijthe2 i .
icj description, i:
the ridej pi
concerning thp
iSupposing t!r
to those vi h( (
py companiy to !
arjd pjleasures
inappropriate ;
article in quet:
! fTbe a!len.St
A day'of strm
Oft' upwarJs 1
' Of cheerful pur
At' last it came,
Sped swift par
The rrave, ibe
i P'or party join-
: i A A l,l. . . .
!WhiIe merry L
She too, was v
jFult many 'ct;;
The eaQaiil h.
- 'Now riding Ip;
i jiDiffuring irtir.'.
' But eou4 t!..
' .On the grel-n t
And Carri;'!:?,
-y.' )( fair aha g
j To one we!j vt
Who loved : i
And who, v.U'.
With his d ,
; We traced, f -The
" Nat..r '
He plied if, i; .
;. And curioti r.
. , ; But as a f.
The truth r
The wayw r !
The scrvai :s
And " dinner !
; . Some stately
Of the cles r t
" Provide a ;-:.
Aroand, wiJi s
Had we of
i ? Far lew of - i
; A milk wh;;t; ;
Of water c' r
" :'; From the t
Of Nature's v i
Our every ,vi
i And now I
Of boiled, t : A :
- Tho' all a-.
The fpicy
Furnished y .
. Should not'. ,
. And the ft'.' r .
, T would tc.
The merry U
Seem'd to j : .
But each t j
!ii But 80o! !
Full soon i
"j For we 1. ( ;
The Sfj
. ' A bustle V.
; Handed lii c '
' i'.The Squ'-. "
.' A cordial v . '
And we a tin
' Tle garden, t
Its choiseet i'
The hour l.a.l
' And so we V !
i And soon cur
''ITosslng.thfir !.
Conveyed s.s
; :h This itun"V
Tht life h 1
. ' Of cloud, i. , !,
With but the -
Willi us, i: j y
, . tven thus ca!
. To dim the .
if': ,
that the Whig are generally, judieiooily q.,it
biding tbir fitne. and hMiking on merely. Neit
summer they hope, iu name their man.
Alexandria Gazette.
Cost of Tetepraphiq Operations.h is slated
iii ine reuruary numner oi Aunleluns iMeen.n
siuoimo sione. i irs M4!?MZiue. a ratiialtle i.inm.1 ik. .l
- - - ...... , iq up
Thq Syracuse Rescue Ctft. 'Afterifan ar irjoti pt ;i b mended, and ti a but iron it can ; dr.llnrs
K'ftbel i.f some eighi days beb.re Judge Conk. Inf jloldeted in lb slmejway a tinsmiih solders 720 tons xine, wu
-p ; viMinitonir.i iyiti wt, un ;.! - - j f"'". f',v" Ur ij imiic acta, wortb 811? finn
Mb), fheise eaes have leen lerminaied for ihfe 4 itfii a good plan io drive aeifKfr rjvei in itri& and $27,000 wprtb of mercury besides .
prese.r derbion bf! ibe Judge irAnsfenng tleji i.doVr i) over whb ibjis cejnent. I know siderable value in sulphuric arid fj'T
a the pitciiit i Court if ihe United SaW for ; iplrUb whb mended an mn poi by ihe above jae from Piilsrbirgh ib Cincinnati ml M
mil ine mau'inu'iit ana nena. i pmh mpwiup w icii iitwi " i wnr irausiiiiuea in ih.
some five or six miles from here, and more
to tbe North. Arid, we have heard some
express the belief that it was all one and
ihe same. If this be so, the wall must be
several miles in e ttent. ! ':F:''':rVi'!'!5v!'p
Not feeing skillud ia r- Geologic lore
our own examination only resulted in dig
gingoot a few of the stones of which tbe
wan is composeo. j i nese we found most-
mtnistfatipn of the law! It would seerft
Iroroiej result of ihip trial, tb;at negroes Udd-sliilrrd well
H,n Commit murder With imnunilV IP ed. .rut ihe U il. in!len siale the romo.uitid
pai ucjulnrj sections of Pennsvlvania. nro i isliiireiHoui bivan iion blaie or la smooth stbne1.
( : I a " T; T T " JiJ" T" " IT T '' t . I ' -."3 r . P - , . - IOUI II am. I,. I II 31 I- I Wm '
Vldid be murdered individual be a slave- Wren ii mM 'Aiwn ii.fi ery hard, and ! lem of teleVranhic liijesj in ihe ITnlt-J
bolder, or be in pursuit of a fugitive slave. ; isl beii broken i small pi fite. A quantity f , and Canada, exceed 12 000 miles in bl
thiromHMiiid is plared upon ibe erai k if ibe . tqg a eapilsl of more than tbrect millions of
k -m . .1 . a . mm s.Aa av.vaft ' .ii . -" .: . . ------- w . . iniM- ii. i iitt urn ri it n rm mwyvw
c ineMiecosi annually , r :' . i "7i , . "
nb $57.000 more iban a ,y Un!'orrn ?n haPp rhombic, but Varying
in respeci io size about twice as long as
broad, and rntber larger at one end than
tbe. other. They were jail heavily coaled
with a light! colored substance, which
might easily pass for cement or 'mortar.
ing qiiitiifns. ;iTb :oetl term of this Court ?is at V uel' k eye r jsincje.
Caoandsign in June.
f bttsrille Pa
. If mm m IOea nn . m m
. Ii- ' i paid desualcbes. and th 7 "
: Q,o .v.ruuc received
J $73278.
.was
; Tin;
; jFEIEND j YV
strolling out i
was attractf s
near the Cci:
pur ear w;i
sic bf a retil
behaviour; of
usjto Slippo
thing unuHia
the spot. F
make it our.
men With ben
also others
:.w!jpe'-,'flyi4g
posts, , railii
! . 1 'V :
peeping bet
and in nil ;rs
sight of S( r:;
grinder"
realh'curioi
agitation; :r
siders wto
ry! highly,
did so in v r
sejves wen
their morr
: ' j Lok:a !
bell haP ar
rush, and ;'. ;
'One. fellow c
departed,
they say If
) Another;:
ilS the sirs ar'
what wot
That h
dcllars for ii
would F
pose not ;
sunk down i
ness that )ci
This sc
Plher, hbv; -f '.
an amateur
stepping (j V.
ly, remarle
stfnked his i
the. Carnc . v
evident I 1
for an att't l
But wLiL
. r
V i-
i".
Jing tbe wall the work of human
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