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it in MrVv? i ?r!t
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f
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Lnnrf 1 . ..I ,r-r-t7T?V-B-! ram-umJn t HIM Will ILL!! r 7T-rJ-JJ- , ' , ' 1 ,- . . - M , .T. mm m ... .. mi i n ' I ' "u. i g
VOL. XIL-EW SERIES.
sr ' I
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J, J BV lEIli lr bh rrf ririr.
fc - -i: -. -
TV Raleigh Standard speaking of the W-'
tern Exteiieio, conclude in the following re-
juark:
-Our Western friend, hare " put their lmn.li
to die plough" lei ihem not " look back," but
,ro forrd wttli 111 aMuranmof final uj glo-
nous tucow.
I brought to UiU gnl work. lirUinly it
ouU not become u to ibriwt ajvkw ujwn tlio l
1 iffClom, nor re we uUpus to d" so ; Jit w
IttburdutTWrVfertotbciinlKirla'tlcoof ae-i
S MnJhmJM. You .iu-." naybut Ibe.
. . a. -.i ...l.n..-.!,,,! I'l.:. will int., mi milli of il leinanec. Wnw. five
(t lira raw nni .iu,j.u .i..i. . .o.
jwpU of Uie Weal, and to the magnitude trf tbe ( kept witb the heretica," we.! them alt away
ork itelf. Such a man a Col. Walter li wj nn. j a a pi.!er' cb. So that till no governor.
Il i. known to our reader that we were at fireljlbat are not Koman Catliolic can havj. any e
iiicIiDcd to object to the employment of Col. '""V fur allegiance.
i:.,.. r.. Engineer on ihe Ceutral lUil- Again tho who acknowledge the Kfrtritual
road-uot becauae we doubted hi attain menu,
or b qual.Bcatioi.s but li-aue he waa Hhi. i
.i . . .
Uiore Or lea in tlie Service ot nllolla r lie , alio
becauae we ,idered it due to our St. that
a "lief En should U from among
, vv ,i i, . , , ,1-
her own Kti. n e thoujlit, ts that tlie sal-
r, ,J S OOO wbich he reociv.J for hi scrvic
,mi the Central Itrawl and on the Eastern and ;
Western rorrei was more than oojht to hare p
, ., iii- i-1 ' ihe believe tliat the l ue can paruon reliellioiii
been allowed; beheTiag, as wa did, and aawe"".; ....
.tat at tbe time, that tS.OOO would hare af-, "
It (' I C '
forded ample compensation.
J
.. , . : . . , , , . ,. ,
kleutified with our lulerests, and the ardeiit friend
, , I.I. t . . 1
Mm- mHUM MkL-iilniA.1 tn ilevelrin lha m- i
. . . , ' . .. .
source, and elm-ate tne cnaraeter oi me utc.
... . . , , . i
Vn ....lai.AA .J I. IS .. .11 l.i Ilia. V I t an.l l.f ,
. ... .. .'
111 1111 1' luunm i M win ... i m ' . " I
r . I
iHHItir WW i oil" 1.1 laiiva wnwus iiiw .ww v.
sarvey be wa err-rscd in for that work. After
the State' appropriation of 15,000 for the sur
r.y wa eihauated, aud when, without further
aid, it was apparent the survey could not
made, so a to b laid betoca law last WiriaUiura
! called apon jr. itrtd aswistaiice, wlio
woold cheetfullv have extended it, if it hl been
. .1 tf .1 -ii.'
I,.. . 1 iln u lid lli.iii -kii(..'il.4l to
7. , . ., . '
l..ln,i-r 'u.-uj...i.l 11 m.mit In filiarn a itli tiling
tins resi-uosibility of raising tbe means ; but be-
I 1
I mr UAtimnuiful ia
,i .,.,.i
" f 'I ,
ijorrow, ao,uw on nisowii inaie cieun, coiu
.l .i.l ..... ....I .iii, ill--lio, H.i
IIVUCU IU' ' J IWI ...1. ........ ....a . ..... .
btaorw tba Aaaemblv.
Uul for the survey and ,
eatunalos, tfaoa eo.ndeted and furnUlml, it is
ipitte certain tlie l-gilaturo would not have
nude tlie appropriation, and the Western o-
pltt would aut now Lave had a Company in ex- j
iilettce charged ith tlie eieculiou of a work,
and. binding tba Slate to a work of such 'vital
importance to tbemseUe and to their pon'.eriti
lor all time to come.
The Western extension is a much more diffi
cult undertaking than tbe Central fciilroad. ft
wHt Oust at least three dollar lo where lite Cen
tral Road cowl one; and like the Erie Koad, N
York, it will be a thoroughfare, whb, when con
structed, must stand alone, with no rival, like
tbe eternal hill that aurrountl MM so. .a oown
upon it Every consideration rotinccttit wifh it.
enforces tlie importance of the best Engineering,
the ableat officer, and the w incut economy.
HEAD A LETTEIl FP.OM THE l.UEAT
JOHN W ESLEY.
YVe have rarely met witb to ttrong aud im
portMit a document a the following letter, writ
tea by th great and good John Wesley, bear
ing date 1780, nddred to the editor of th
Freeman' Journal, Ihiblin. It was drawn out
jo, controversy , npon..the EoglUh ToleratioA.Act,
and may-be found in the miscellaneous works
of Mr. Wesley, on page 817, vol. 5. This let
ter wa furnished the "MempVii "EaifW aii.T Kii
ifwirer by a dittinguished Mcthotlist of North
Miisissippi, in conaeuence of Judge Ixingstreet
baring called the Methodist Church to task for
joining the American party, and taunti-d them
' Hlfll tarnUhing the name" of tlieir grnrt and ven
erated leader, Wesley. Here it is :
Si a : Some time ago a pamphlet was sent to
me entitled " An Ap-al from the Protectant
Aaauciatiou to the peopk: of Ureal jlhitaiu." A
dav-or-two since a kind of answer' to this was
fwt into my Uainl, which pronuuueea. ila ntyk
coob-roptible, ila reasoning futile, and it object
laalictou. On the contrary, I think the atyleof
It is dear, easy and natural ; th reasoning, iu
...ii nn.ln.ivA the obu-ct or
uni.iai, wuu. i.. v....-... , - - j
deaign, kind and benevolent
And in pdrauanoe of the name kiad ami be-
Wolent, deaign, namely, to preserve our happy
conatitulion, I shall endeavor to confirm ihesub
stanos of ihM tract, by a few plain argument.
With nenwscution I have nothing to do. I
pleale, bi be a fable, and the Koran to be the
la- ... 1 ,.t i ... I jw.nlti.il tin u lirtlii T tlio I to -
VI ' CT. f v-i'7P-ji--a "r--y -
. . .. . i ..:r f ..,.il.;..
liii-b P.-ligiou be true or Iaise ; 1 omii-j ,
on oue or the other supfs-jsition. Tberefere away
with al! your common J.lace de'clainaliou alsjut j
intolerance and .ersM;utti for religion. . uje
every word of Pope I'm screed ,J lr'1'''
Supi-Ae the Council of Trent to have bewt- in-,
falhble; yet, Ijnshtjpop it, that no govern
ment not lloman talliolio ought- wtolft n,'"
of Koilhn Catrn4'J'!S!.W!l- . ' ' - . . ..
torwaol hioWf, buUWJ U ra0aiUUU,'",l l"-sW-.W.-vtr. Uut lb- ...
m. i . r. can do, no! ti:v whin- be Iwhin that
secute no man for bi religiou principle. -i, coiuiripjencca, be what they may. it ,,f"Kir mortality about it, that was alsolubr- promise uf tliivkyi I w.v. iudiH iKuibly u
there I as boundh- feswetom in r. ligu.11 as An...riei'n Catholics iiiidefslalid ihe bd. raiit ly sickening ! I to induce even rmpeetoble Sag NichU to
.. ... . . . . .. .1. il.. 1 )- AUKru.anv-wv.io" ..., ...l.l l.i..,.. .1,1 ll...... hue ai.avn.-u- , 1 .
any man conceive, IWt tins .Me m "'!. ; . , uf uUr ,i,jV,.r,,menl, and conform their ..l,.,,,!..,,. O'eir opinions, but to this day Ins
point. I will tet religion, trueor bil, '' j' U) ,. If foreign Catholics act d,f- VL" of ,he pitilesadv.yer- .r are tbey main uufiillilKd. Nearly a month
..... ... .1... ...........11 Stll.UMl. LII.I lllOl'. ' ... .1... I...I I....... II. . .
.1 i I . . it. . L :
u tl... ... I VtK.J. .l.m
wwii..-.,, wih , .... ..v..--. -.
(,1,, bliavior. 1 prove il thus i Ui Uouiaa
Catholic maxim, established not by private nwt,
but by public coutcil, that "no fuilk it to bt
kejt teilk heretic." Thi has been openly avow-
jed by the Gouucil of CoBstnncn, but il wa never
! oily ilU.-Iimel- Whether primto pwnouii
ow or ilituivow it, it i fivnd mim of tl.
j t'kiirch. Of KuiiHb ltul m kiug M It M, nolb-
of tbt eburck tun giv mo nwiU. teeuiity
""T govtrnmi-nt ot tlicir IIiioi' or wi
ble Ubatior. Tbr.'fre IIbv ought not X" : ;
tolerated by any goveni.miit, rrole.i:ult. Ma .
. I 1 ... ........... 1 ..at
I prove ium w n pim urgutuewx, t,tes nun aui-
wtr of "", 'V c"" 8s v " ur"- of tl,lir
aMegiauce to any government ; but all Human :
(' itti,,ru arkiiuwIiHl'i.. ihw: then torv (her can
, ....... .. ' I
k - J -" T1,e I-
- iug ,rdon .IUiI-. I "I.
'and tocome , as it ha been for c utui ie, one
.
br",Kh of 'Plr,t,",, I"'""-r- ""l "'o- ho
nowhslge him to have thi. spiritual power
.r..a r.;. kufiitrifi- f..r lllM,r lalti-'roill.. Klhm
S
i i ii ,i i . T. I
tj treason, and all other sins wbaUuever. The
I1" - '' f dipening with any proiuiW, oath, or
i...... .1 l ulrtl nnv-nv- rrf
Lib l'vltc, aud alt why uckuowledi'e liu fj iutuJ
, "
1.. ... ..4 ...Li.u.L. .u ll.M K.tl ili..il-T I
MHU 111 UB. nAavllull imm. ' v ...
& 1
lackuuwledtfui the tiiMUMW! witter of the I'otas .
,
ciui inic bo .-curitv tor hu aiieicuiiicu to any l:o- ,
' " '
jveruiueuU Ulh and iroiiuu are uumu i they
. . . , ,
are light as air a rfny-fiuulioa mcusi thtv utl
i HUH una VrjUl. . .iy , uov wuiy io I oje, wui
. .. , . ., ,
inn a oriest. lias uor lo noidou sum !
This i all tesac-uliitl doctrine of tie- Church ol ,
llvmu- Put they-that acknowledge this cauuvl i
I uibly give any accunty (or their ailegiauoo to :
aiiv iroicruiiicbt. Oalirf are uo sveuritv al all ;
ito Uie fkat cau paldou l-ulli a.-ijury af. I hijjh
trtass - ou.
Sluing li.ir ruhg.ou eie, it u plain ,
that, ill-oil principle of reason, no gimiuuieul
1 1
i
I .. -I . . . .1 ,ii...l ,i. Hue
, ,, '
I., i ..I ..i.. iiuu.ul W Liu-ir alli-ii-UUiLVI f
- " R-- - i
. I . ...II. L.I...L. tt.,1 ll,. i... Lou.i.ul i
no Uitn
is lo l- k-pi with herein s," but so long as Ji.
-.III. .1
' " . 1 1
il,-, . it
Spiritual power of tin: 1'oJ.
11' any one pleaae-a lo answer thia, and sign
I i, name, 1 snau prooau.y r.-,,. -
iloctiou. ol anonymou. wr.u r. . uo u. ,.,o....- ;
lo take any notice ol. , 3.
I aui sir, your huuiiie- vvant,
Ji-lIX Wrl.KY.
C'uy Iload, January Ml, 1 7 -SO.
T r The " liaHimorii Cli r" uw the foi
lowmg fbroble an.1 pertirre.it language m anna
ble and pertiheu !
in" lo the imliira'ioli, br th
ltomish Cbnreh,
uf the riot al Louisville :
1 Who wej-c the murderer on thai occasion I
, T,r Jul Uot coimneme
I the riot the)' did not wantonly shoot down
;u eii'ole Mplu as they pave-J aloiigthe str.- K
Lut were peaceable ami piiet, until the "ik
of 111u1.h r waa commcne.-'l by the foreign It.
man Catholics, who had armed themselves for
ill emw purpoac of biking the Uvea uf.AlUc
ricaii Ixjrn citizen.
. .1 , if.,, f .ri iiin fsiit
i,,e iv.nerrean, vw.
law that they could not have tbmg all tl.e.r
own way, and turned on and routed their a. ,-
suilaiits. And what American will aay that they
...... . ,
were not justified I Not Mie who has the s unt
were 1101 Ju'"' .. .
wlncli shoul.l armnaie CTery .aiiihkhs iw"i
The Iloniisli Chnrch in all nge has peraecutod
where It bad. tuc power, auu is swa... f....,,,,.;...!.,,,,.....
couutry to renew the scene f v iblence and mur-1
.1... ul.iel, huva l?ii nnu tiv.l 111 others, lull
tlie luiuious of Uil church have bocu met in
Louiai ilkr as Uiey will be met everywhere.
Ibeae ii.urderous aaiiuiu uu lialire ProU-wt-anu
were reoW, aud wui U resulcd viviy-,
where when maile, wlwb.vur may U tl". ac'i
lice of hie. 'ihe American pcojdu cannot be
ubjet:ted to the rule of the Hoiuaii Pontilh
Tbey are willing to live iu peace and harmony
with 'tlie a(ibi.-;U of lUime w bo may emigrabi lo
Una country, and to accord b. lh-111 the piotec
Lon of the .IwrMM-fw ms""
be made to .'enforce tlie Itoliiisb faith at tbe(U fl trees, but, their great 'ioint of attraction
'lii-bjl's mouth, it will be met with a manly ano
.l..l..rm lie.1 sl.Hlt. all.l Uie iransgrciwoi. 01
... ..1 ....
I ., , .t... ...... ;., 1
, w , 1 KiMlL as lie , ... ... ...
I .... iutmiiu to their dens, with bloo-Url. Ming
, -j. r j,.ft u.HJ,i the ground as inoliu -
of r.-trihutive justice.
Ir iIh.c i-loose li. oraw iue.101.; i.ie..-.. v......
II ux-y ciifc-swi . . .,
. .i il... line M-lwein Cat li
) Probwlanlk, Mnbrnsult tbespmtol
J
1 '-
Hastile Or lh alh," they will incot!
, .
lle ir ma
iclie. in the American ,--ople."
. - .1.. i:.;...,W,,iirr,iiril,.lrr.fcV
.iri'.i... .1. .'"
.. , ... ..... i .. 1...1 ! il. l.,..,.Liii.f-of tin
tiff..--' 'll .-sunuay ". '- - -.
nx.;, fv
.ral ears were thrown from tlio tra.
aud fjji engineer was killed, and thri fireman
badly,' though not fatally, iiij1"''. These aori-di-nt's
are lienjining almost in common. as cam-
..in 1. Ier..
1 1.. ii. 1. .Ier nice, tln-v will have to but 1.. .1.1 1. ...: ,, i.. 'tvnmiv 'abminVattee of f he 1 v. hol Mtlair. H.i-
11V nil' .'-'.' t
is,
From lb Cmnli.n
AS JMIVSTMU!
Mk, rlToHI Lcliltlki JiwtutbeoirtH.
mmiily nt Urgo to warn tboui ajfuiimt an imli-!
vidua! wlwatyU bimlf witb tlw oguouion of .
Ik, Sami kl M. 1). Tk, and bail from New
OUiau. lie arrivd in Urveoatburw' ume ii
wevka ago, and re)roiualrd biuutlf to be a phy
ii'u inn of New Orkana, wlwre be bad a lucrative
practice, uKiitxl a large drug atoru, bad an in
u-rw . . Uwr e.wun.ui.a-ni oi urn vy
Widoi o niiig. n Uirjje amount, of iri'!4'rtv iu j
Columbia.! ChXluo,K.C. U. d. ref-,
r. Biill Lima. If a. a nWomv, bU aib kx iit
died (. ho aaxl) in New Oik-aiu "Urt J Hilary,
and wwendcaring to ii.gratiato hiuualf ut
..! M u& ...a t.. . i 1. ...... If ......
UWtv of the TWl rvUUe citi u. of our j
town. i
Ho l an innrntor of the J., dv. a cr-
tinVaUn fiom 1,.. .... -A, uow in Charhatoa, j
. - . . . . .
o'""'l of a" unfortunate ttiatriuwutal mt
nvedun with the afori-tiud S. il. I), laiiu.
1 1... i.i.I.Im' .l..,ul.l l .,n iln.ir muil airnimti
B " 1
"uun.atcd uiidrd. a be w,U no do.U ,
try hmfolT t-u, ,
uWiiua. He Ufl reiiiaboioo 'h tor Char-'
I j
.,u. Monday evvuing l.ut, nd Bodoul-t will
make b way (rtn lal I'm mto South tW
hii. i.t.ur I m i..l..r.t..l Iia h ma rsi.J Ifi.
i . I
hole slury aljout liu l.tre fortune prutml, like
, . , , , . , , , , . '
hi lWited tiUo 4 1 hrUr, lo be a base fab-1
ru - . - ition, as he a umiUe to pay a out of hi
I - - t -:.r wt: . Vf t T i; i iL..- . t rr - t'.' it
landlord, and h wnrdrobe waa tevH-d uiion to
.. . - , , ,, 1
I. ml 1.,.. ,1... ...... IK, I II... I 1. ...! l.Tt n ...
Ji'. inu "ItVUi'h 1 " M ..' ' . I'll 1W u BV
1
imciiiitatrlv, be ci-rtainlt would havki I
I tl,.
r , , ,
hohor of U-iit escorUii out of iU coriora!v
'!
Illll-
it n-.lrij .' a rail, and ithm -nti d wild a
Ut.il
, ,. i.t wti
leoatiiti' of u Uvr an-1 uath.-rA. II
i aj-'.'iri lit-
iv or ye.irv oi ae, u.-ar m p'-vi tnn.
, 11
Isliii.li
form, dark skin, bl.v k evi-safil hair, and
i rireix'SM.sin? in hi in-rson and manner.
I ho ;ress generally in I
well to show the gentle
lb siuulbweat would do!
,
hi true co-
man up lu i
lur.
VKurns.
Nn;I"'I.K AM I'"K I SM d'TII.
The North Carolinian say thai in addition t
. .
the I own subscription, amount to- be aeiit
. ... ...........
Iron, l,i, I.Luc to -o!to k all.l 1 orUlllO-.l ll h.is ,
... .
, . .. . ,. , ,i .
I '.ii i- it jrita iii mh li ll.TI . anil I M1.I all ! 1 Uf - .
i vi . iiim(i m.fi iwmi mu - ".". -.j.
i ii , ' i - .
ther i nor. a.v.1 bv privaU-sulsw r.ptioiis.
I be J result ut has U-en coin il.-i to rvluse
I li.l I'.iint to the sufferers, who made aillie--UloU .
. f JU il(U.,ljf?.tl(Xr in uwtiu.
j, ,(. ,urcuitt.Uns, y " that he eoul.l i.oU j ,
C),.(,nl,J wuboUirroUiaaliomMbprisaioue por I
LH..11 01 ill ii no. -eiu u 01 ui.ii n.fui.i nn uie ,
'
, "' ,tBmi"W "''"" 10 TV
' ' " . I
..i i...... ........ a .
to the calls of huiiiauity but iu cuuaiug tlie .
' nuiiierous -rM.ns rmployeil nt Old Point, and j
uia 1 01111, ami
1
n.-ptn.w.,.. on vue ,.o.e, .-. ,or v. -,
be removed. he would I dom" a doubtful attl
of LanU t the o.-rlam sanities of public ju j
tne. We are sure that it must Im.epu n pain
to the President not bi yield to the appeal of
the e.iinmitt, and t: liu-l that the coiiiiuitti e j
ihernselw-s have Ix-eri salUfi.-d that nollmi but
the lemest si-nc of hi duty to all eoul.l have
anowl him with the courage to resist (he call
which they mailv upon his benevolence."
i n Tliursday there were trvrnli burials in
Norfolk by sotm- aceounts there were as many I
ileath on that day; others say that many of I
, burUI, w!rP of bo.. not prosiously itrrej
. (
-
' ' . '
iciit.sr lav. The fever is said lo have abated
i - nt - moulh ;-on y twetre'i!eTh w thurs-
day. Six I'hvsii ians, n.m residents, Me at tjie
villi Ihe feviTr.
infected ities ; horses, il-v,"s Ac, suffer from
the disen-w.' as men do. Among the horrors d.
seriUii by the letter wrib-rs from the two Cili. ,
we tin. I the following in the Noifolk corresfion
den. of the Petersburg Exprena :
Since the fatal epidemic has prevailed ill our
city, a mut singular looking .y has madciUnp
iear:iiiee, which is iiibj a stranger in Ibis lati
Iu I.-, and ha never been known In re Iv fore by
ihe " oltl-l iiili.ibilant." Its ImkIv is alxuit the
of our coiiiinon fly, of a y ellowish colour,
with Ion..' deli, ate porous win." of a texture as
(inn as the sofb-.sl silk. . ..I hey j . log' ther m
rtti-.;and may. be seeu in large uumlrra on
win. to the .-ofliiis, 111 winch rer, in.. Ill-
l.i.e.l Vli-lllnsor 1 enow Jiirn. ?.e o
. 11 1I..1 I ...t.M.I ! i.f l.iit.Mt or.. 1111. Is 1
-iron 011. o ....ii -j...!-....- -.. .
,. .. ., ii , .1 1 i I.,.,.
. . ..
..,'' ,...... 'f .l,u ,-ollins. that lav .
1 , .ii..r . r lei.i. icinuiit. a..... ... .....
! ,). irroiiii.l, scattered around, awaiting iuterineiit,
j literally black with these loatlisoine little inset-m
: tuai Kiiruioi inuie ...... .....
---- , - 1. 1 f 1,
III,,,!; a, bi exclude the colliu entirely from srghJ.
, ., , . iV,vnxU, ,.cU,oU we ever be
eligenib fi;4 by llio lluaniy Hl.seasc iis. ii, n. ...B
. .1 1 .11.. 1 . ! .......
UKin a peculiar atmosphere f These are ipus
Hons that we leave lo .lar uaf, l-iu r sKinca 111
mi.ii ,eo ... - '
I Kwer sali-lactorilv 11 irif-y can. vveomy anow
,l.. .I..! I...I..-. will cn-ate a peculiar worm
... - .,
and why hot a deadly blaguo create a peruiur
i ' - ,
,iy- . .
Tlie contributions from Philadelphia amoiiiit,
bi l il.uOO ; New York has sent as much more ;
llalliiiiofu as much ; and other Cilicsiuid Towns
I irge .niiounts.' v
ami Irom the l tor ot CumUilanJ bUkxt i'"" Pr 1""' uw lo
Chuixb filial ill), of which hi wife u a mom-, brm,r forward tnuimonv b liw that tlie For -I
U r, were, iw.-i.ed in t!,i plaou tnUf) iug to that . ij-ncr were the gSii.-.l party. Thi. vMg
ft, and that hia wife i. now " aullcrnig all tb,I(.T ,e,,i,l to ix-Joriu, though daily Uuut
SALISBFirNilCi, SElEMBER .18, 1855.
T1i yellow frer b abating at New Orleaiw.
At lotrnt dti the dentla wrrj bu 9 Uny, r
And the S. Y. Expma mntioo a cane In Wil-
"amnl.arj, ntr ew oit.
TUB UIOTS IS I)L1S V1LLE.
Hie Journal eontinnca to tm home upon
the Anti-American party tbe guilt of all blood
,lllt mm JieJ iu UuUxWb, oa the duy of U.e
-" V tH PrtBt
I'rmKNlrUrtkoei by the frrnpr ctrwiy ee-
labn.hed : and tbe fact, tliat tboy .Milperat.lv
t
lnj .kWcm.UlU.Un
unotrBOdig citi.,. ,UKtly p-.iog
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mmg prout linimduit. ly aIU-r lUe t-
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rl anil chpirngcd by the Juilrmil to do K.
In. tbe llluwing artklv. after atatiug auudry
.lul alritiintr tV-la. ilia Journal r,Mu.wa iu
k' "'T t , Z '
f I- -
,ttlBS Pr""t
Jr, ih UMl.Ue J.,l.
On. of the Ustl-kuuwn and moat respectable
citiaen of Jdf.-rsua i-uulv iuforiu ut, that while
some of tlie house were htirniiur in list lower
i
ian oi in cut, imi wkhi m ui y aril 01 n nuiac
. iwi by.' Aa Aumruian uuin, au-1-
man of middle ije, and u I rmb girl alut eigli-,
l.m ut nun. Usta -
j. I
ytataniii. asttJat)' .near
,t i-i i . i - ,i i., . - - J I I n " !
I lie Iruh iiil !! in sili lice, but wa evwlent- , . . . . , , , , ,
, . . ... . hy arcument and persuasion; but when b fol-,
Iv fi.-ifi; uti 1 iMiti-iI. Hie Amen'ui Woman , , . . . i . l..;
lower bi-rsiDe autttcn-ntly aumcrous, be tno up j
niade a reiii iik lo Ui ertciH tliat the Irh wer-- , , , ,.i , .i. J
. ... i'i "" nJ "ar against s.tcli would notj
in tun.! un.l h uI IwUer itn away, the lrih, -n, , V i 1 -' V'B -. L, . ;,k.
r 7 'iLfl.t In liim. I le ruwarilc-tl tils toritiWer. with!
l;ic i, unal l.: to retraiu hvrwlf Imiif.-r, said ta rve-,
'ly, oA. i vt htj kJ lite ki'iji ikmt Wits rtasM-
til uj, vt vouH hare a-tiff itum." Our infur-
j manl rebuked her lor the remark, and iho elder
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lrt woman snil to tier, me ireiiilcmen is
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erii. : our countrymen har-j tirou-ht this upon
' iheiutel e, am ik on!) ,wy is, thai Ike tavao
feral . totulTer tl". ;;il." r rum this, it is;
! . v.. lent Uisl U.o ib wriiiiiilio!i and the pn-para-,
t.oii of the lii-h to briugou a tight aadshed ihej
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lod of the Aiuericiut, wore so opeu and noto- j
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ijxt - i tti rrrn l : 1 1 is. ,tt ti npiMin i.io.iii.ii
ii, i , i
1 1 ... .... a...! I,.ii. inn liu ith km lli:m
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th. v uhlnliied, and, tliat lln-su promises w. re.
lum u to tlie feui.tlv. but who lua.l.- tbe pro
t,.1u.. I
I'or what reasiiu wen: ihey not kept I
ne 1(11111. ..lis ev. r lie auwere.l .xe pl at
W u,
b.ir of Kterual ?
Now look at the r-i.Ujioii mink l y the
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ln.h f. liish-s. ll. fe wa.au bull itirl who
- IA"";"t thhrt bad bee promu.4
an aiin.unt of h.-l. U.at woul.l have enaU. d theiii
1 . Aiiiemiiia lr. 1 alnl.-il s Insli
AiiM-fnalii lr. 1 atnl.'ll s Insli
1
r! biwl
him 011 the eve of the el 1 Hon not to
1 ... ... Tf,i 1... .,.,,1,4 v,
1 1 rt I 111 tci 1 1 it ii vi 1 1 'til t i iuv iiHi.ti nt iiv v uiuu.yv..
)i( mrK ,,,., lv
and more than Mie .l.ire.l to b-ll. Mr. Simrall
Iri-h irl implored Aim not to go into that afl
of IIhi city, assuring him llfSl he Would t! in
..a.lilv - ril from her countrymen. Ihn-eolh-
, ' .1 ,e 1 . ,,i
er lnh woman iav their allidavilaas tolho.cx-
t ti 1 .1 .
l. inive preparation of tire aims bj their country -
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1111 11 tor the ily of the election, an.l aivj as to
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the actual u-of tb'-iii in the work of mur.l. r.
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e nn..il.,.r In. 1 M.,nieii enve lu-r ullulavit !,
1 .11.
omen gave her alhdavit
iL. iLu.l.iJ. 1.. auiul.iai.
In tha 1 tl-iLr-hlloit tA llw 111 U afMMIlUl.4ie r
the memt- r, of the American rr,, on hat-
urdavn.ght l- fore the election, an int. ..Hon
, 1 11 1 . ,. , 1 ,1
win. li they r. -Iiiiipihhed only on ae olint of tli.
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vast nuuiUrs which Ihe ptocoiioU oulliplue l.
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Thus the bstmiony of the Irih woun d alone
111 , 1 .1 A . - 1 1 1 iiient. ami a miiire siaie 01 n-nnni' an.i -uiibii-would
1. abundantly sufliejcnt m itself to maku ... . ... , ........... ......
out ihe case; but in addition to that, we haie
the detiositions of pulioi' ntTirt'rs, of Irishmen and
jd;uje,bim,,wha,.
in the bloody doings, ami of thirty-five or forty j " 1 , -
,, , , ", . ' in r laces called' liiosiiiies. And on oilier il.ns
re.iM-.laM. Americans, who swear that more than I , ., ,
. 1.1 111 they i.riiy five times a toirether. I here are no
Ueiity Americans were shot and wounded by'"' .'!.''"
1 bell on llieir inos-iinw; but a cru-r stands on
the I iermans and Indi, bf.e any violence . u. , 1 ' . , , .
' ilho lower, and cn.w out 111 a lou.l voice, w lien
nlfercd to Ihe foreigner. .
the hour of prayer arrive ; and all truo.Mos-
Aw twhllm,ovwrwmmXm.y,Ws ;mmcj-,!ltclv Jr , .hatevcr busiueas th.y
lieen met hv the Sag Nieht eihtors I Siiul.lv
wild and pr-piterous aiertions put forth Uiou
anon) moiis authority, the authority of an tin
Liown f.iol (.r kiuvio tliat chose to invent a false-
liiaal. TheJvig N11 hi udilora have.- boasted i
.hat thy.ul.l and woidd p.o.e, l...t thev ha.e)
irovril Hiiiiittif, 1 111 nv nut hih'u iv
1 .1 'I'l .. I ... . 1...
,) f proof. Not only have they not publish
w, Javils-T-lh.-y hive not even given state
in. -ills with naim-s In them.
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. I leiiUA-raL staggered bv tin
-r
and numi-rous allidavtU in tho Journal, soughl
' i 1..,!, t, fr) of tlie d.-moiiatration by pro-
".iji.ing'that he was iu vs.sion of an abiin -
, w.,j,i ,.i:m,-,tf , t ,,1 . li,,u ,
iiamai 01 auirieiivie huuhhiy, .oii .o ..e ...o....
.... .
- ". i'".1'"''1 ' .iittioritir.iua aevmrnt ot tiie,f an sects m .?. ..... i,..s
saw, lie Ml, he knew, that
promise re
has elam.-d,
; 1.1111 yet tun uit .:.-..u u .!......, .j
1 ..... 11.. ..n ...n....i...i i.v t. i.tei. -1...
- 1 ntu-mpt,,! li, hold public eiitimeiit in olieyauce,
H wl : 1P ,mi1M.j thrwned hUory
iin.uni.iib'islied: the nromised and threatened
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.tealnnony not forthcoming. 1 hat testimony
...
:ianuot behad,
Iit'tany bavtiinony at war Willi the
aflidavila.wchaVegiven.be published, and il
will be met promptly, if necesaary, with n mass
uf aworn evidence thai will over.w lulm it, and
ovisrwliulm wilh it s.jme pcrsunairut who pur-
hups llatUr llicuatclvc that lueyiie sale-
MissroyA RY LESSOXS.
' - 'Jkfofaa m rWAu num.
of Mohammed, who are culled Muhaimuudaus,
Musnulmans, Monlenm, and sometimes the peo
ple of Ltlam. Mohammed waa born iu the year
570, nearly thirteen hundred year ago, at
Mecca, city of Arabia. That part of,the world
wa the divide) between 1'aganism, JudirMm,
and Christianity ; but the butt had become very
corrupt. Thi man, tltorefore, conceived tbe
idosvof ioriuUHf nc w niigiou tiisuliould uuite
all partiw, aud take tbe place vf sll oiiiar reli
gion. Ho bo selected such part of the Itibte as
...'.Lcl Lbn. .IlL axtrada from the Auoumdia
.... . . . . ...
ami the book and tradition uf the Jvw. ana
mixed with them Arabic fubl. and many con
wiU of hi own, and pn-Wnded that Uity were
revealed to trim by the angel Gabriel from bear
en. lie Old not ifive time revelations Ion is lol-
lower, all at onoe, but from time to tim, during
fiwioi, rf B b(3 wmllUj tnel. Af-
. u.r bu (i,..,, viril,, ntA were ail
Lllwtcd into one roluim which i called the
Koran. This book coutain some ..thing that
arc true ; but many of it U-achiugs are f.dw,
and very foolish, and. very w'x kcd. liut bis tol-lowi-rs
U'lieve that it wan nil writtm iu heaven,
as he told them ; and they bold il in gnat re
verence, and will not so much as touch it with
out waihing themselves.
SyreaU uf AfuhuMHutlaHtim.
At first Mohammed bad but few follower.;
tle-se gradually increased, however, till at the
time of his d.-ath, tw.-utv thr.i: year, afterwards,
nearly all of Arabia hs.I sulmiilte.! to dim, with
f iMiniH of the oeriTilt! in the iieiij-hlRif in-' coiintrii-. 1
i i o - i
u,. u. a,HvatJ hi new rebth j
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tlx- plunder uf those ahum be compn red ; and
; he urg'-d them "U by the promise uf buitvn a
Uiu reward of their bravery; and espt-cially i
thisie who Ml in battle to lie crowned with the
, . , ,
hihf uWv ail.liaine.
After Lis death his followers irim l.-d all the
Mirroiiiiiiini; r.-g.is, n. sm- even aiiero suc
Icuwful. In the course of a few years, they had
! subdued and iiuxse-l their r- liirv on many of
111 .....,1 I, L.to. in llin U'iirT.1 r me
j
..,..n..p....l nil ll... tM.rll...rn l.iiTtof hu-a niauv
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t ll... r.ir.. ...rli..t.. .,f VuriXM. ,.-i. I rnf mil i
cicii intoiiaiii ami rumv;
I
and a lar'- l'.t of
Aia was brought un.l.-r ll
ir control ; and it
I, f,r time, a if they would subdue the
whole world. Hut their .ro.T..-. ha-s Ion-' since
lvn chiit.d. They liaie In-come broken up
into fragments
and f.r several hundred years
iWy have been growing weaker and weaker.
I In re are still a it. i hiiiii v M-Jiaitiniolans in
.
v-!ti(! Wuf 1 j n,ey hold sw.v over all Ihe lafcU
: f MJt9 bntor : TUr .u,w i. ij at
1 ut 4noooi0. The Arnla. tlie Tuiks, the
IWaiis, and very waayvf- tU tiibabilaiita ul
( Vntral and SoiiUierii Asia, and nearly all the
1 .. . .
au.u.. fws) ....WW tana wrairw ni
, u( (
ia, and in ma-
hv uf (). aj wft idan.ls. There are none,
,om i.v r, in America
jwrinr, .7f .,,..
! MnhriiiiittiHlaiis U'lieve in one lol, the t rea-
tor of all thin", all wine, ail iHiwerftil, all mer-
1 ul "" o '
cifnl, urn hatiifeuble an.! eternal, whom ihey call
u s
Allah. Thev al hor all idol worship, and abom-
; "" .
' iuate and ditrov all ima"e and iik-turea. J hev
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mate aim mirov an linage aim ineiurm. u-
1 .......
- ls'lleve that Adam, Noah, Abraham, Mo', and
j Uu" I1J"to rf ' pbopbeta. They
h i U" l1"'- k'KV" brt evr, event
' is uuchaiiifcably fixed hy lite decree of ttud, and
,"""v" 1 '
I no oue cau change his dcliuv. '1 hey believe in
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"ihe resurrection of the dead, a ovuernl iu.lir-
j ll,u " 111
-iuenU. t'.ut tiiis 1 heaven ii not a i.hue of holi-
lews ; i's pleasure conoht in the unhmiltrd in-
diligence -of their basiwt appetites and passions.
are engage
imI ill, and turn their face towards Mec-
a, ami r.-,-at u.e.r prayers, am, .. n,,C
. .1 i i
, ll,iir bii-iness. Vr.,,uent wa.h.ngs are a part of
fh.-ir rcii -ion, and fastings also, and alms giving, '
1 eCerv 111.111. oii. e iii his life, should inak.
tM,.,.
Olisttwlfi U ihftr Ur'iinin'j fVo-rsoins.
MuHKiilmans arc net allowed to change llieir
The fdiuar of the 1 religion.- To do so under the lurkidi govern
clear, conchisivejmeiif is Vinpitif' crime; and many have been
J nut lo death for this olfeUve. knee our mis-
inunarie have not been alibi to do much to give
1 them the gnapel. They have directed their cf-
f,,fls rat ier to tlie .lows, an.l the various v 1111
........ . .-. -
,r..i.. 11... .u.;. ti.. I .
albeeu without a good tiillueiieu 011 the Moliain-
.oessary ! mnlans. Many copies nf the Scriptures have been 1 m aud broiling, and ihe whole is compris
mibm n.l jeircnlated amongst them ; and they freijiieiilly ' j ia B C(1)U of iie,.nJ,K.,,-,. The cost
- 1 listen lo tne uisirui iiun uiai is i;ivru 10. omen.
Many of them, indeed, have become favorably
iliqioscd toward the ProUsstaul leligion. nud
Ivliuve, no doubt, that this is the true religion.
The time seems to be near, when there will he
a great turning of Mohammedans b the icligioh
of the "osih.1. All Christians lielievc that the
prophecies which predict the downfall of this
mighty system of error arc very swn to bo ful-
till,.,). -
They so bate- idol worship, 'arid' desjilse tho
idoIatTou practice of the corrupt Christian scota
ssroiilid tliciii, that there ia but little reason to
tear that tbey will ever fell into tlie tmn of
tfma) arrta, when they cbangw llieir ivilgToiv
There W every reaaoa to encourage u to hope
lAt, If iiiTstliliit to jejiirii tlie "way by eS-"
lightening their minds, multitude! of them will
be lore bag becoro lealou and faithful Protea-tanta.
Bat a hi hiod uf rrlifiua, eallea Mriaoniswi,lis
rerasllr spr.uf sp i Uiis coaatrjr, wlucS very much
ramml-SM Molituiaiedsuisaii Wi hs origi and aoai. of
its doctriae. aud praeucss. '11. Momioa. bay. a eel
ony eoaswlinc t several tlaMsaad. ia l IMfiTory of
Uiak, whan am of lam mn -sxaacvagalrd a a ihey
ax-wiU inrr-iing, pfiaiilyallir by rasifnuuavAuss En
MUSIC BY STEAM TOWER.
Joshua C. Stoddard of Worcester, Massachu
setts, ha eooslructed au intrument lor making
music by steam. U.oousiiiU of a $etim of wbia
tlea like those lined on locomotive. These whis
tle are made of different sizes, ao a to produce
the divired tone corresponding with each note,
Ac. This complete the machine, with, tbe ex
ception of a cylinder similar to those uaed lo a
common hand organ or music-box, containing
cog which, whan properly arranged, will, when
turned by band or otherwise, operate upon the
Valve in such a manner a to play any tune de
sired by simply changing the position of cogs,
wtiicb are intended to be movable.
One of thcM instrument can be beard from
ten to twenty-five niilei on the water, and every
note will be iwrft-ct and full. We beard the in
ventor play liosali. on it, and it looked like
gutting ot! big note " mechanically. Thi in
vention rs so ooin4etly sudor tbe control of lb
upcraliUvJliaL were il amiiod auk a kay -board
: -i to . : w uj 1.. .1 e .Ijcbteal
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iou4.ii, aiiu a uiiiu wun r 7 iu Jt 'jiv
i.:i. i.s. i
lUlli-n, civil IIVW w wuii;ii uiilf.1' u-wmm ?-
...
,.r:, ,lk h U the dusiirn of the iuveiilor to
instrumenU upon k-couiotive and
1
ituiniUulllfc Jt wouj aiMicar ratiier novel to
i .
t i .. n..u J. 1 v...t 1 l . I- ..I
j ou 11 nun 10 uear aiiavu iwvuiti iioiii vug u.
our ocean steamer a site waa about to enter a
Itrilish port, (say .twenty iiiilua,) and it would
remind a Yankee of bis jack kuifo to bar Sweet
iluwewrom ilia aaiue vessel on it return to N.
York or liutton. Tlie iuventur, if il oieeta the
etpectatioiw uf moat who have awn it, will alter
the ion. of public deuiuiutratiou oa important
occasion very easenlially.
MUSIC IN SCHOOLS.
Why is it that tlie science of inuic has never
et been introduced into tbe Common Schools
nUjrr generally I Sonic pctwoti, por La , may
.i-i-. -i .,. 1 .1.11
jilunx.il a sirange flea, tuai vocal music wioum
! he taught m UKiwe primary ichoofc but such
nil idea is no new tLiug. It is taught iu many,
if not all the Commou Schools iu the Eastern
Stales, will, beneficial result. We believe il is
gvne.ally conceded bv physicians that moderate
1 - -- '(iii.i .1.
' eem-Mri singing hava Wallhy Is udeiiey that
j it fiUa,.ea4anda, and give strength lo the lungs.
i It is the only exercise which will dev. lope the
, full power and compass uf tho voice, and bnug
it perfect sound under the Coutrol of the mind ;
... .1. r- ..- ... u ...... .:.i
t mriti. iwhttttt' ttdl wn rritr oinfinrn win v 11 tit m
I greatly in making good readers and wakers.
If this be so, why naglect so iniortiit a branch
uf study. Ana'11, if it were taught in the schools,
ila exi-fi iiieii would tic a relaxation of the con
stant stretch of mind in oilier studies, and would
enable the pupil bi re-commelice those studies
with renewed vigor and new energy. At the
same time the piiil will acipiire a knowledge
of a science, w Inch ia nut only a desirable acvoiu-
.... , , . , ,
1 hiuent, but w hich is useful m tins rugged
' Bb
pathway of life. It is said that,
" M uwc lire fierceit grisf can charm.
Anil ilie sevcrrat rage dwariu.
M unc ca sofleu psiu I41 rap,
AimJ uiak IVfNiir bihI msdm-sa plraae;
Our joys below it ran igiprove,
Aud aatdl. lb. bhs above. "
THE CHEAT IKON STEAMSHIP.
Ill the great irou sb.'ainsbij, iiow ,buiJ4igeou
the Thames, Londou, the whole of the vessel
has been formed of a double "skiu" of iron
with an intervening space of three feet ; the ma
tcrial is disiHMed of longitudinally, by w hich the
fabric is rendered stronger ; and tlio outer
"ckm" might be runt or torn agaihst a rock
w ithout caiiaiug f'lie ship to leak, if tlie inner one
remained unbroken; Nut only is the ship dlvi-
,riinsvi,ri-. illlo coii.artment. but two
' , . of , , af.
laU.ul forty feel wide apart. Iy these iron par
ty ..walla the. whole. ship ia paatiomsl out -rnW-w
maiiy tire proof apartments, aa to be good secu-
rily agaiust fire.
A l'orlahlt Sluse. A new poruble stove is
dcscnbisl in the Lonilon Morning Journal. Il
is mji.lo of thin wrought iron, without any due,
and may be useu Uion any table or in any room.
The fuel employed is cocuauut sleariuo iu cakes,
burnt by means of six uicks introduced into a
i tin tlis.lt. made exactly to contain it. No smoke
j j, ..ruJuJ, 8J the stove is capablffof bniling,
()f lui.j ullrIll w Bt UIA. rate of one penny fvr
hour, a cuke lasting eight hours.
Economists have long boon encpiiring what is
1 the best disposal of tlie industry of tho human
race. All! if I could only dnwovor the best dis
pwcal of its leisure! 11 is easy euoug.li to hnj
j it work; but who will give it relaxation I Work
kupptica tho daily bread; but it is cbeerfuliieM
which giyes it a rchih;- O pbilosophcr I pi in
ipiest of pleasure ! find us amusement w ithout
brutality, enjoy nijils without acltiihnc.
NUMBER XVII
L'e CoprJttM.'X& to tlw point, tout
atop'wiatT you reawli it, Xbofiiculty foa-
a of making one idea coyer flutr el paper.
li not oot fcr iirac
nothing, la credit to nobody, though CTieatar.
field wrote a very clever pootn npow nothing. '
Ther are met who get one idea into their
bead, and but 00a, and they make tba moat U
it Y'ou can ea it and almoat tool it, wbea ia
their preaonoa. On all ootvtVna it ia produoai
till worn aa thin a charity. They remind oaotf
a twenty -four poundor discharging at bunv
ramg-bird. Y'ou. hear Uemendosa jkTite,. aea
a wtwasa taf atlawba, bat yws look hi vaia fccla
effect. Tba bird it acatlered to atom.
JusttowUh tba idea, ft in avelopad hi a
cloud and lost amid the rumbling of worda
uounabat. Short bitten, enivn, apoechoa, and
parwgrapha, are favoaite with ua. - Comrneod isf
to the young man who wrote to hit talntf,
- Dear air, I am going to be married and alea
to the old geatleniaa who replied. "Dearaoa,
go ahead."
Such are Uie men lor action.
They do
than they aay.
caaes. "
Ilia half i aot told in tfaajr
Tbe Scientific American anaoaneea a maclulae
for picking gueae, the result of number of yean
of labor, and one of the moat ingeoiou piece al
mechanism ever seen. It not only pluck tbef
feathers, but separate tbe long one from tba
bort one; and clean tbora perfectly wbito
while passing through tbe machine. It will pick
furty-tive geeae per hour, and moat materially
affect tbe price of feather.
TbfrjinrdeTr wilt irriaTnT,--wj rive ht wo--derful
age," and tbe geeae cackle with delight
at being plucked no quick. la old time" it
used to take all hoar to catch tbera, ten miaatee
to tie their leg and draw a tocking over their
heada and a long, Ling while to pick each eeaV
It waa a tcdioua and cruel job, and list inveator
of lite machine ought to be wafted npward on
the wing of goal in and sleep oa very 10ft bed
when he cornea down. Button Pott.
Froti in Aufutts Tbia morning wa quit
chilly, Mid in aoroe place oat of the chy, there
wa frost In Wethersfield it could be aeea and
scraied off the fence, like a common white frost
at the latter end of September though it waa
quite light, so much ao a to believe .that the to
bacco aud other cro are not injured. It wa
observed in a number of town to the east, north
aud south of thi city, in all case, however, it
was very light. The tobacco ia easily injured
by frost and a little atiffer one would have done
damage to the extent of byudredi of tbouaand
of dollars in thi State. The crop i now being
gathered.
Mr. rhillipa, of tlie Express, inform u that
I . 11 1 .. V I! ..t aall
poutoe vines ... Mong uK ..i.e. o. u .
roaa iieiweeo xobuii auu c.priujjueiu j,iaiM.j
.Lowed the efTect of the frost this morning.
Jlwrtfort Timet, Aug. U
Dr. Franklin! Opinion of Foreign Ckvaawna
eent to thii t'ouxfry. During lh adminktnV
tiou of liobert YYalpole, tbe transportatioa ot
convicU lo thU country, wa regarded a n very
great grievance. Dr. Franklin wrote to tbe Min
ister tho thanks of the Colonists for tbe auaterial
aid of Ilritain -to thi country, to etrongiy 'Vnani-feU-d
in thia instance; and aa aali. factory
proof uf American gratitude, tent them a collec
tion of rattlesnakes, which he adviaed bioi to
have introduced into bi Majesty' garden at
Kew, in order that they mighr propagate and
increase, assuring him that tbey would be a
beneficial to his Majesty V English dominion, as Uie
liritinh litittletuakx convict! has beeu to Amer
ica. liaer. Afstarwat, aae, J790. .'.
Tlie Iter. Srwfsvjer IT. Cone, one of the ot
popular pulpit orators of the Baptit Church,
died recetiily in the city of New York. In ovly
in the Cliesnut atreet theatre in l'hiladelphia ;
but that mode of life becoming distasteful, he
left it for other pursuits. In 1815 he wa licens
ed as a minister of the Gospel in tbe BabtUt
church. For aome-yean be wa Pastor of tbe
Uaptist church in Alexandria, D. C : In ' 183
ho removed to the "city of New York, where he
acquired a high character a an able and elo
queut preacher. For thirteeu year be occupied
Ihe positiou of President of tbe American and
Foreign llible society.
-s-. - .
A Micatt Creature.- Voutkful SteeU.-'
"Now, Charley, you're just in time for breakfast j
have a coffoa t" Languid Swell, (probably in
a Government voice.) "tliadka. No ! I assure
yah my de-ab fellah 1 if I waa to take n enp
of coffee in the morning, it would keep ntt
awake all day T
FiiiiiT with Tint Inoians im Ttijtt. Tbebv
Usit Texas paper state that Lieut., llandal, of
Maj. KutTs command, while out tcoutmg, came
acroa a party of fifteen .Indiana, near Eagle
Springs, on tbe EI Tasolroad, oTwEoin be killed
twelve and took one prisoner. They further
add : !
" Tho Indians only firod ono shot, M.d that
wa by tlie chief, from (government rifle. II
was killed immediately after be fired, by the
iruide. an.1 scalpel by Lieut Randal. It waa
j not known that there Were any mawt witb Uie
party till after the fight, when it waa diacovercd
that more than one half the party were female
dressccl as; mafca. So-mifch for' Hieir wearing-
brtwln. fljght horses and their property foil"
I into the bands of Lieut Kaudal."