' rAleigei register
" 0rV' IA plans f fairdtligUijtil peace,
" Unmryd. by fHy rata Ut live like brothere"
RALEIGU, N: C.
Friday, October 23, 1846.
ANOTHEll HOMICIDE.
Jessc HAkiB, a free man of colour, lia been com
Jnitted to our County Jail, charged with the killing of
Matiuw Russkll, another free man of colour.
' -PENNSYLVANIA REDEEMED !
STOP THAT BALL "
The astounding inlelligeuo of the utter jjrostrar
tion vi Loco Focoism, in Pennsylvania, announced iu
Postscript to our latt, ii fully confirmed by subse
quent intelligence. There is uo longer room to doubt,
that the Whites have WwnWj swept ihe Mate, having
elected a majority of Congressmen, a majority i"
bath branches of tho Legislature, mid the Canul Com
missioner, by an overwlielni'.ig r-ajority.
Many of the strong-holds of Loco Focoism have
bees revolutionised, and till haker. to the very centre.
Old Berks, which gave Mr. 1'ulk 4,C7i majority,
Mow gives bari'y a il.ousand majority. Montgomery,
too, which gave him i 105 minority, lias now gi?on
600 Whig mtjoriiy. Schuylkill, u-iuaiiy Loco by a
thousand, has elected the entire Whig Tiekat by 31)0
majority ! Whoever heard before of. a political re
volution, equal to this? Polk Stock will be worse
than Rail lload Stock, after this.
' The most gratifying result of this Election is, that
if the next' Presidential Election should go to the
-House of Representatives (of which there is much
probability,) the vote of Pennsylvania will be cast for
Whig!
P. S. The Whigs have carried 17 out of the 24
Congressional Districts of Pennsylvania. So, that
the grand result stands : 'Whigs V, Locos G, Native
American 1 1'. I
Iu the LogSeratare, last year, the Lo :o Focos had
majority h both branches. Now, the Whigs hare
the asceudauey iu both branches.
Power's majority, as Canal Commissioner, will m-i
fall short of 10,00:'. Iu 18-15, the majority of the
Democratic Candidate for the same office, v, -.a up
wards of 30,000 !
OHIO ELECTION.
So far as beard from, th. Wii'gs have pained two
Members of Congress. Returns of th Kitinn for
Governor, have been received from 45 Counties,
which show a clear Whig majority of 1214 vote-
In 1844, when the W hig Candidate was elected by
about 1300 votes o.ly is the Slate, the same Counties
gave a Loco majority of 137 votes. This certainly
looks ve.-y encouraging for the Whigs.
P. S. Since the al.ive was in type, we have re
eeivedJater news, which shows that the Whig Can
didate for Governor is elected J that the Whigs bare
the asceudancy in both branches of the I ;t;.!alure t
sud" that they have gained 5 Meuibt:j of Congress,
as far as he- d from.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
The tws from the Gulf Squadron is not of great j
tr.omeu'. it con linns, however, the intelligence re-
VVIVCU ai it asjllllgtol-. ami ei-rnt 10 v ....,. j
that Santa Ansa has yielded to ''ie demands of the j
war party, aud placed hiruielf at the head of the Nor-
luern Army. It is well that the trial should be with
the Chief, and no doubt, Gen. Tavlor will welcome
ii approach.
ID" The "Washington L'liiim," Mr. Polk's ofli-
i al organ, is in deep tribulation ai the signal defeat
in Pennsylvania, but hope, r bettor thini al the j
next Electiou !
O- The Standard" ha. alwsvs contended that I
heSiM-,lho-tiot.THKRN States-would stand by .
be Admiuistration, iu its Free Trade vagaries. It :
j:. 1 r... i. .
iot ouly returned ecciy one of her Members to Con-
' Hllffl IUIDU UKIIII,,, UIMUIVIIU UWi AWI,
.it also elected another who will go with them in des
troying the Free Trade TariTof 18 16. CaHyou
liis, the South backing your friends 1
NEW ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Ilea. Nathan Clifkokd, of Maine, has been ap-
iuted Attorney General of the United Sti'les, vice
a. John Y. Mason, transferred to the Navy De-
CT BknjaMin Di'.ncan, coficled uf the murder cf
u.iAM w. 1 kdEN, 01 tviiKes, was execuiea at
kM tl,m Klata Mi, th tllli litElanf llA
lied his guilt to the lost.
MRS. MYERS NOT DEAD.
The rumor of tlie suicide of Mrs. Myers, lately
- j --"j - , ... .. ,
ea aa meammt. Tka ('..xiurnf vwiar, inarit
1 were in error yesterday in announcing the
tbe reDresentatians nftlmaA nrlm ncrl't to have
TM Ih. -.1. A I . . .. . . . . I 1 I . .
w itveivfu uo sucn intelligence, nor oia an cx-
V-M 111111 ii m m l.UBl.
Da. Toll, of Ncwberu, says the " NewBer
Mceotly made aa experimeut with the cele-
fd Brocchieri Water, a French discovery. Dr.
Il procured a Sheep, and opened a par. of the
an ae to lay bare the carotid artery. II then
a incision in the artery, from which the blood
I'd forth, but on applying lint, latnrated with the
the blood soon ceased to flow, and after a con-
M application of some 15 minutes, the wound en
closed, aud the Sheep in naif aa hour was lot
GREAT BRITAIN STEAMER.
" T"el has not yet been Iieard from. . Great
""ess is felt about her, and the offices refuse to
J rate : eo at least we Ictra from a pri-
( FAIR PLAY.'tCAGAIN.
1 There is someltiiuj so uuliks the eonduct of a patri
otic Whig, iu tbe attempt of "Fata Piuv," to excite the
host lity of the West towards the East, by representing
that important portion of the State as overlooked ia
appointments to the U. S. Senate, that we have deem
ed some further notice of It due to the character of the
Slate for fain, ess, sad due also to the truth of the
ease. To enable us to make this notice accurate, We
have looked over our Files for the last thirty-five
years, and the result demonstrates that the charge of
" Fair Play" is totally without fouadation.
From the year 1810, to the auoplioa of our amend
ed Constitution iu 1835, the General Assembly were
called upon twelve times te elect a T. S. Senator.
Iu 1810, Jamks Turner, of Warren, then in tbe Se
nate, was re-elected over Mr. Srosr, of Bertie no
Iv'es'ern man being iu nomination. In 1814, Fran
cis Locke, of Kowan, was elected on the sixth ballot,
by a large majority Messrs. Stanly, Clarke, aud
Davis, of the East, with others, having beta in nom
ination. In 1815, Locke, having realigned, Mr. Ma
os, of Warreu, was elected by 42 votes over Mr.
Hit inch, of IIal:fax too.Western man i'ing in-nom-
inatwn-. In ltlfi, Ti'RNER. having rescued, Mr.
Stoks, of Wnkes, was elected, Messrs. Prancii,
Yaner 'lid olfceni be'rg in nomination. In 181b, and
again in 1325, Mr. Macon was re-elecud, uilhout
oj-nc'tfion. In l?1?, Mr. Branch was .elected, beat
ing Stokks anrV t suy. In 1S28, Mr. Buakcu was
re-elected, without opposition, tod Mr. Ma jos, hav
ing resigned, Mr. Ikedsix, of Chowan, :a? ri:-cled
iu his place, over Mr. Stokes. In lb2J, Mr. Bkanch,
having been sppointeil Secretai of the Navy, Mr.
Brown, of Caswell, was elected in liis . .:. e on the
fifteenth ballot, beating Mr. Mf.arks, of New Uuiiu
ver. In 183U, Mr- MASiii'M, of Oran;-e, was elected
Oil the seventh ballot, o i. (Jwln, of '"....den;
and, iu 1S3 I, Mr. ljcvs was re-elected witho-l any
regular oppusition.
Thus, it will be spen that, of these twelve ilections,
four were ..imir. without opposition two, between
Eastern men a(o,. aud mat, in the remaining bixi
where Eastern and Western meu were opposing each
olher. a Western man was fbui times elected, and un
Lantern man but iteire. Again at lluse twelve
elections, tight persons w-: j chose and of these
eight, four, Locke, Slokes, Hrow.i''ad Mangum,)
were from'tlie Wet, and four, Turner, Mann,
JJremei nnfll lreue! ,) from ie 1 '-st. Now we ask
.f any thing ohii be plainer upou ilr- etalf ' " ",nts,
than the total freedom of (he action of the i,t .ma
ture from any bias against, or disregard of, the inter
est of the West, or the proper advancement of her
distinguished citirens. And, let it in remembered,
that during the v1 o' of this period, the East had a
decided cijoril) i i . h Houses of the (ienTal Ah
sembly. If we even take "Fair FlavV fanciful
allotment of the West into two divisK -is, ' e find that
ef the four Senators chosen from the whole W7est,
two were from that portion which he deems to have
Len so sadly overlooked.
But there - : tlier view to be taken of this r m
plaiut i,:ade bj ' 1'air Plav," "f injustice to the far
West. If w;e are to look upon the State, according
to his notion, as divided into a Wtb.ern, a M , die, and
Eastern portion, and even to take his arbitrary bouu-4ipy-f
ttie Western portion we sht find, If We al
low a reasonable extension East of Raleigh for the
Middle portion, that thos., ight Senators, two v.i.t
:tea Ikc. the est, tive from Jie :liddle, anu -ly
oue (Mr. Irldkll,) from the East. Instead, there,
fure, of " Fair Play's" having c-"se of complaint
because Senator'il bono ' hav - beeu v. ilhhcld from
(he West, lie might with greater prop.iety unite with
the East, (it the East were as Undisposed as he is,)
iu a joint complaiu! against Gt. .re.
But, we protest agaiu-t this whole attempt to cre
ate a t. ,le u. ..siou of the Stale. We would oblite
rate, if we could, the old distinct. ons of East and
and huve our (.uod olJ State, oue and iudivisie, uni
ted iu favor of Whig "riucipleo, preseuting to all dis
tinctive measures a single and unbroken I it, aud
exhibiting, internally, the l. ly peace w brotherhood.
T ius only can r. 6 be invincible, or deserve to be in
vincible But, ..' ;e oi ly dis'.iuctiou, which has here
tofore uivided tei rilorially our State, L ;nuot be oblit
erated, let it bi. used to foster an hoiiorab'e emu i .tie-:
good principles betweeu the East anu j We;. -let
there L. no contest, but how each cau distinguish
himself in the service of the tvh.;!o. And, above all,
let every true man avi '. 1 as t ....uiuinatiuii any at
tempt to tiiltiply sectional divisions, aud to arm with
animosities agaiusl each oiner, those who 'aiutain
the conservative doctrines of the Whig party, who, in
N'alioital politics, j;0 fur the I
a v ud the whole
1 ' .; a, and who should at nice prove their si':'
'"'.
e, for
alld conwlidlc ",eir Btri'"gth' b)' C'"t, lt
ne ciau. tue wnuie otate, ana noi:img nuni,e otaie.
'No Part of Nor,!l "A I'" X cause for com-
niaiiit. A remai! . ble fairness and propriety have
governed the action ol the legislature in regard to
each sub division ol our Icrri'nry, anu 1 very attempt
1 to create or extend a contrary notion, is at one fool
J ish and danjeroiis. We have refused, and shall ron
i tiiius to refuse to " 1''air rUiY," and all othe'p. t .a
use ::f our uoli.mns, for such a purpose. And, indeed,
so firmly have we, acted upon 'liis rule, that weliave
txcluded a Coinrumiicaliou fio. 1 a personal and po-
: 'ilical fiiend of the East, under his own ..i;;iiaturo,
1 which, although free from the improprieties of" Fair
j Plav," and written :u a kind and just srit, wo fear
I ed might open a discussion, :aid knew, would violate
; our announced determination on f':is subj. ci.
Cf the Senatorial apioiutments, mads sii.ee 1835,
it is scarcely necessary we should say any t'ling.
They were four iu number Mr. Stsanuk, Mr. M.iN
utiM, Mr. Giuiiam .old Mi. Haywcjo uf whom, two
were from the Western County of Ur nge ; and, if
that County dos not b long to that section of ihe
I West, which " Fair 1'lay'' has taken under h's spe
cial care, surely he cannot compl vu of the selectlru.
The whole " Western Reserve" was uuaniii:ouj :n
support of Messrs. Manoo 1 and Uramaai, and never
., , . .i.i- , ,
thought, we presume, that a choice supported by their I
own votes, proceeded from hostility to their in' 3 rests.
We ara sorr. that any thing has been said
in support of rival candidates for the OfTko of Sena
tor, and feel our own course to have been clear of ail
just exception. Jlut ws cannot abide the spirit, which
endeavors to convert personal rivalry into sectional
hostility, ind is either so blind as not lo see,, or so
mischievous as lo disregard the consequences, which
may result tt.arefrom to the harmony,' streugth and.
respectability of the Whig party a yarty, which has
no right to sacrifice or weaken either. became, upon,
its success depends the etuse of free government in
the United States it is not loo u.uoh to say in the
whele world.
But another feelinr mingles with, and relieves, Ihe
sternness of our reprobation. V e are really amu"d
at the imaginary cousequence which "I air "
attachea to his article. He seems, when he seat it to
os, to have kept a duplicate, le t so valuable a docu
ment should depend on the preservation ofa single
tepy. Aad pray, wht did he expect to accomplish
by it, besides exciting sectional prejudices?' Why,
truly, to make the people of the Mate acquainted
with Mr. Clinoman! Tc extend through Jhe col
umns of the " Ilighland Messifnger," the knowledge
of a geutieinan, who has semiired for himself au A
MtKiCAM reputation ! Tj) thing is ridiculous, bet
not f-i i!iughl Fai Ptax' and while We eom
mend him for the caution 'wbrcTh he used, te' preserve
from los uis happy Uioughtaths product of lucky
hourrfif inspiration it is to be regretted, that lie did
not kee- 'hem lor bis own perusal and delight I -
(We do not see why We should be restrained by
any feelings of mawkish delicacy, from publishing the
subjoined splendid, but just compliment, from the t en
of the gifted Editors of the "Richmond Republican?"
Edit. luto.
" We regret to hear agaio of the indisposition of
Mr. Gates, the Seiiiur EuV'i, of the National lutein
gence: . We trint that it may be temporary, and
uiu.t he may sei u be abis to return aytin to the du
ties of that responsible post Which ha has filled so
long, and with such counimmaie ability. Wo have
ever regarded Mr. Gales as oue of the first llufenars
iu our country, si. I, 10 say the least of it, ui tC'U ac
quainted with its diversiued wants and interests, a'
auy publir man of the day He is one 6.' the mot
sagacioi ', enlightened and best informed of all living
politicians. In every rrisis uf our luit.jru itnd domes
tic jelalions, the position assumed by Mr. Gales has
beeu the ground which stood the tost of lime, and
was shown by subsequent events to havs Iven fouuded
ia wisdom, expediency and justice.
" Mr. Gules is a leade indeed, fit to be the leader
of a party which acts upon piinciple, and seeks the
common pood rather th.in the spoils of office. He is
no mere ueticiaii ; uo mere martinet ; no 'asl 'ig
Ho'spur, exposing his follow. to as much injury
from his imprudence, as In' enemies from his courage.
It is enough to say of him that lie commands the con
fidence as well as admiration of his friends, lliu rel)ect,
with all their hostility, of Ins e..ersa .
The National lutellieiicrr, uiidT '.I11 conduct of
Messrs Gales Jo Srnlon. hns be:: (hfl MOBEL news
paper of this eoniitrv. There hus been iu its editoiial
nicies, nu ol ili'v, vigour, .and chasteness of style,
never surpassed i.i tills, u .. we icerelv believe, iu
nny other luinl. " But, 'ne of its crowning cluracler
istics, i'ruin ti.'sl to last, ns ! ,'en ths' diiruilied and
ci'iirteoi. depnifment to its political opponent-1 whi'Ji
has rescued politicul strife, so far atlie Inlrlligencer
.s "oucej-iied, from the ri TutniNin by which it ;s too
coii'inonly aTtended, and in'tue that p. ( .-r, superior,
iu ti..s rtLspec:. to the leading jonraalsiu England at.i
Franre.
" V witi Mr. (.ulen a speedy restoration to health
siul v our. Much we fear that, wlieu lie is t; ie,
the uii. ship will never again lte al :.er w.ieel such
aiiother master humi .s has cari ied her so loug ill vic
tory luio..gh tin buttle and the breeze."
ADMONITION TO PARENTS.
The demoralizing eii'ect of an indiscriminate and
excessive reading of Nov els lias long beeu con: nie ted
on by ends of morality. The followin- testi
mony oi father of the woman, who just now un
happily attracts co much public attention, should uot
be dis.egarded by parents or daught '
" Major Pullar! raid he stated to "' Hoyt, whe
hud ' him of his daughter's uuhappiness that if his
(laugh. er was unhappv it was her own fault, (or he
knew Mr. Myers to ' .iud, houoruble alio affec
t ionute hiisbund. M. . ioyt said to Major Pollard
that his daughter was a splendid monument of grief
that she was unhappy with Mr Myers. Maj. Pol
lard said it was n ..t true, and that, if his daughter was
in an unhappy siate of mind, he altriboied it In the
impure works of such characters :m Eugene Sue and
'BiiTwerT Neiilief Tie iiorTiisnT',' Vreale"d Mi's. M.
in any other way than iu the '.. Jick'st uud most uffec
tioD 'to manner."
HJ" Wre perceive, says His" Louisville Journal."
tlmt sevuritt new lV-rs have beeu s'rted iu ::.e
West "t hist the last few weeks. We I. jpe that they
may do Well, but greatly fear that they will uot.
Nut one Newspaper in twenty is profitable.
"Income anc inkVm,
All hough ; n may liuk'eni,
. .) uot such first cousius aa tr ie folks may
think 'em.'
"Tnir Ttrrr.it Ten TiioisAxn The lata census of
ffosfou I, a.-, developed some curious facts. There is
" no upper leu thousand" iu thut city uot if to keep
servants he necessary lo the distinction. Oc1" three
hundred anu furl y families iu Uoston keep m - than
iro ilouieslics ; aud bill 1 ir ihousaud lour huudred
a: ,e families keep them at all ; while fifteen
tlio.tsuud pr,.M huudred 1. : I seventy four fuuiilieH
live iu In.,, 1 !, ild iudejieudeuce, doing their own
wo, iv enurel) I"
The above paragraph, which "' copy froi:; ill f -change
pnrer, exjilains one iniiouunt secret of Yai:
kee prosp. iily. They live wnliiii llientselves, aud
Ihe result is that they not only live be'ter than we al
the South do, but ut one half of ll. . xpeuse A
fuuiily ' f four persons say, in llostou o . uo se. ... I
at ull, oue of IIik same number at Ihe South will have
some three l,. ,'our negroes. 'e have known fami
I ju tieorgia who employe ' six, eijrht. ten. aud even
as liih us fourteen ueroes noon their domestic n''
lairs, :.nd who, titter all, cot, . ..lined of- ,1 uf heiu
- ilolli'-'ii! In fncl, the oiiif.irl of a family is
very - fli tversely in pn t orliou lo ihe number of
servants employed ; but the great objection to uirsys
leui 11. its ('. iiiiouh expensiveness. All these lie
gio 1 must be fed, and even if they are honest, they
iiui' t cost nearly as much in is required to suppc' the
while poition of the family. To say 110th' ig ol Ihi
articles which lliey str'd and sell, the very sus
tenance ef such s swsnn of servants is snlhcieiil U
bankrupt any man of ordinary nienns. This mhjecl
is worth , of alleul in, and we v. ouid bo glad lo have
some article., upon it from s me of uur d-oriie:ic econ
omists. If we ish to overli:ko ppr New 1 nglanu
friends in the grest race of prosperity, we must cease
grumbling about Tariffs sud study their liuhlts of
economy. We must think more about ourselves and
less ubo it the lordly uiauufncuiers.
We copy the abive ssusibls remarks from " Sa
vannah (Ceo.) Republican," and would call tho at
tention of I'he citizens of Raleigh It the subject
Every one must have oLerved the unusual Lumber
of lazy negroes spending their time in idleness about
the Sire :s, wen, instead of being profitable, are a
dead exp-nse o their owners, and, are, besides a
public nuisance f
Scven Pkp60xs Burned to Death. A k-"erfrom
Harrisburg, I'a , dated Uct. 17, to ihe Fenusj l aniun,
says :
Last night. Samuel Gsymnn's home fo"k fire,
and hii:i"elf, 1. s wife, aud his five children were all
OUriieu to Qeulll. Ains I" awiui, u.iu 11 aa Mi.ticu ,1,0
ueHlborhood much. Mr t;. was a respectable
farmer, aud resided about four miles above town, near
the meuutaius. Tbe bouse must have taken firs snO
all its contents destroyed, without ihe p - pie in ihe
viciuily discovering what was the mailer."
Intended attack ok Tampico and St. Ju
am d'Ulloa A ulip from liio offi. e of the Sa
vannah Republican of P. iday, gayai
,' Lieuf. Berryman, the gallant office r who be
haved so nobly at the lust of the Truxlon, off
Tutpan, passed through this city 01) Wednesday
night List, aa bearer of despatches from tho squad
run at Vera Cru to the government at Washing
ton. We learn from 3 geiitlenma who conversed
with 'Lic.i'.eraiit lierrjuihti on t,ie cars, thai it ha
been dc;-.niirieo lo attack Vera 'rux n the lain,
side by an expedition from Tampico, thai tin
hc slrng i.f llie starK ami strtpes in tlie city will
be the eiffiial lor an attack by the Squadron upm
the Cat' :o of San Juan D'Ulloa. This is-the
onlv way in which the Castle can be taken, and
the obtaining possession of L'lit 'ujit Li tieeiicil
1 ucccsi-.-j lo Cua i'.u war.
EDITOR'S CORRESPONDENCE.
y ' New York, CvtoAer IVth, 1846.
"'ellj the S.a:o Couveuiion, after a session of I
about four months, has filially adjourned. " Ziuf
Ilea!" It was got up, ostene.Uy for tlie purpose of,
revismf tbe orgauio law of the State ef New York, '
bat, ia fwit, to incorporate in the Coast J'ulion a va-
nety of ink most radical and dangerous absurdities,
whiek have long been tbe darling principles of what,
in this State, is known as the " progress" party ; or,
in ether words, the party tl it favors such dangerous
factions aa Anti-Reut rebels : encourages every new
Democratic idea, and wce endsavun, to give that
!... h. ..riu.i;.i'u,..,l,. ii. nr m I nrj.e.tum.
i.,-;i.r... ,k i , . j vi .. i ...a. .!
, --o--rj " -
rJ- a... ..w.n,r.u . uo- F.,o.no, u
so far, it has met with he roost unqualified condem
n I lion in every quarter; bit particularly ih.l section
of it, which provides for the future election of til Ju
dicia-y by the prople, after the Mississippi plan. It
the Constitution be adopted, tl it part of it, at least,
will show the " sovereigns" a very short road tc .n
sjufay i and he people whrrwould laud their ssnclion
te such au impracticable and p- ruicious system of ltc,
as this precious " Constitution ' assumes to be, are not
a whit too regardful of the interests, welfare and safe -
ty ef the Slate, to turn eside from 4jch a path.
The Steamer, " Great Uritain," which was adver
tised' to Isave Liverpool on the '2i of last month, noi
bavuig jit made her appearance at thie port, the
.lost painful apprehensions are begun to be felt for
her safely, and many are the conjectures which the
lie aud tlio Press indulge iu, respecting what may
or may not bo :':( cause of her unaccountable deten
tion. That she saikd on the 2'4d, I think, from t..e
proverbial p:i .'duality 1 1 erviid herelolore, in thai res-
1 ' by ill (he Allan:. c Steamers, there can be no
i . ,, and it is reasonable at least tc Conclude .uat
when a day or two out, she probably encountered the
h ... ie tremendous hurricaiiu experienced on tlie I'.'tti
by the tireat Wi '.sru Possibly sin. sustained so ,,e
serious dsmage in this storm, and tlierelore 'night
have put back to Liverpool to repair. I'his supposi
tion indeed, all that keeps alive our hopes of the
uo, ves-i-sl'i safely ; L it the arrival o( the next Cu
narc Steat-"r at fToston liich saili- j on the 4'i
nisi, fri
eith'-r i;
l.iverp 'el, 's now nt sea fifteen days,; will
t our fear: or augecut oui olai.ii as to t''0
"hip's s.itet;
Tlia terrible gali- that, in ihe earlier part if the
week, swept alon our cossts with si"h ues: "ireiive
fury, as was to have be"i eipitctu n has since sent iu
upon us a fleet uf vessels of ull classes, and ooin all
parts of ihe world, disubled, and many of them half
wrecks. Although, so far. the loss of life has not beeu
very serious, yet 1 tear w have yet to hear a sud
tale, iu ilia' respect. A most supeib Ship, lb lar
gest ever built in this country (liiUO tons burthen) eu
tirsly new, sailed on Monday last, from Portsmouth,
N. II. (where she was built fur r i 11 tml I . Millturn iV
t'o.'s line of I'acke' from this City) for this port,
with only 400 tons u, ballast 011 bourd, and has not
yet made her appearance. The " Roscius,-' ,'inh
arrived from Loin . oil Weduesday, had oil I .i." ' il)
persons her Captaui had rescued from the bi.osh
Ship "Cromwell," which vessel was wrecked 011 the
morning- i f tlie lth ult., ou Her passage Irom iue
bect to Liverpool. The escape of her passeng suud
crew (ouly 30 in all) was certainly timely an . prov
idential, Ihe hu.k of the k 'romwell going down ouly
an hour afler they h;u;l b$en tskitu on b 1 !he Ros
"cius. The English Ship Madras, whic . J hence
for Liverpoo' 'wclvedays niro, has relni ird a per
feet wreck ihe mizen ma ' alone standing, cargo of
Flour, Ac. entirely Vstroyed, and the vessel herself
hardly worth repuiiiug.
Thomas, the negro man who stabbed a companior,
of a like couiplexiutuiu the course of a drunken brawl
ou ti. a Five I'oiuts, some three months ago, has hie
his trial, and beeii entencei! 10 be hanged on the 2()l,
of November next. Ou being asked what he hud lo
say why sentence of death elioulj not be passed upon
bin), he plied " 1 hue nothing to say '. I autre
dij to die ! I have not had a fair trial I could not
speak when I W'shed to. 1 was i-ked no questions
when I was tr.ed. But Bin fc.:!.Lj to die, a. . I uank
Cod that I am leady ! 1 en 1 . ay uo more, U lull
1-1 .1.. 1.1 ..e .1.-11.
junire lUIUUUUS pruiiuuiiucu lilt; cwn-ui.ii m wr jiii, 1
the miserable prieoner kept liis eye slot, lily upon him, I
and piefervesi the same unmoved rigidity uf feuUins, '
thur bus marked his conduct throughout Wiivu ihe
fearful dooiu-fell umn his ear, not a muscle moved or
a uerve fajlersd. e' still jnzed on with the
same fixed slare, even while (he Clerk was reading
tlie warrant t" his execution ; anu, ai tne mo, lie i
I coolly assisted ill readjusting his liaiidcuH's. Ile then,
I with a firm trend, foi l, ved the Sheriff hsck to tlm
1 ell, from which lie is only lo issue shortly, lo die !
1 1.'- IV ...:. I 'I'..l. u,. I Liu l,li u.l in liun
l.A-i lefitiriii . J11-' ''- "'"7 7... ...
enjoying themselves much, evidently. They may bo
seen doruif the day often promenading Bi tdwsy,
11 nd in lfi vei.ing al the Tliealre, s..iiielimeH, nod
soinelnuss at 1' Vie i-r's or blven's Concert. The
other day, Ihe L.x-1'resideiil paid a visit lo the Fair
of the American I ist'itte, at faetlk Uurden, and
while a.:iniringll,' oa.iy beaulif il speciuieiis of Ame
nean mechanical skill, nu exiobilinn there, au oo'e
uious machiuoj lately cl icled, for Writing, was
piceu ill operation at bus request, aud iu a few sec
onds it produe'd a card, which was handed to Air.
Tyler, on w '.,oh was written iu large rrtr, Hie word
Vet It wss received by him Willi great l.iiior.
The Kichoiond Uoyl uud Myeis luvs sod lourdi r
cs-". exci'" a good ':d ol talk, a.. I makes 1 hlile
eiciieiiien., iu certai.. cir 'es here. fir. I'oyt wnsa
na'lve of New York, and reriiuvd to Kichmoiid about
-iiine years pgn, where he pursued t.ie business qf a
loitlory lin ger, an wus reuiarkshle, 11 is su. . as a
(irompt and Accurate . -uiess man. Ills body was
jrou'il In this City for interment.
The 11 wi rin I'euosy Ivaum is f ! iriout for the
Whig cans. Til I. cos hang their hps ternb,)
1 litre at. But it will remain furfSiw 101k to ((ive
tlieui the nauhiug '.roke, ij INovunbei uexL Mark
th, t :
Walker, wlum Cirtaiu unelniritable persons cill
Kir Hubert, left town tr, as I should sey, left Wall
girftel luSt Mojiday, without the loan he ea.ns on lo
effect. Tf riseally IVAiy Hanks" woulil'iit
leud-bim Itle rrorwtto suable his master to ca ry on
the War wltfi ' Je. Itut i hear he ia lo be along
aj.ain this w .., ,0 .' ti sgain ; this lime, with moie'
favorable e$. . ..Ajnteniptible spectacle it is, in
deed, to be hoi I 'his mau, the cmi-sary of tne (iov
eriimeui, ef (' Aly likeuri,-begging fuifds among
the Jews in Wu.i tits '-' UK 'Ilii'JN U.
lt,Tii; :hr JLts.
Cotton 'a exceedingly r aid pricre have suffer
ed a decline since my mlm fully i of a cent The
sal. s dur.ng tha week amouut to ouly 31 100 bales, al
tho lullowiug fHolatioos:
15nrf Florid. Uahile d JV. O.
Ord ft good drd 8 a ti c a t-J
Mid to good mid. fa 9i S
Mid. fair to fr 'i a 10 IU a iti
Ful. fsirlogoodl'r. liii a 10J ' M( alii
i'our. The reeeipla wiihin a few days past I
viii(r been immensely lare. jreighu high and vessels
scan r, holdeia h ie beau ior.ed to accept rather low
er i'- The stock of Southern descriptions 00 the
market is smallv Howard St., Georgetown, Uichni'd
conn". $5 50.
C'roitL -Wheat, like Flour, has experienced for the
same reasons, a small decline iu puces. I-args sales
if Genesee are making al $1 2I. Western mixed
parcels, (1 J a $1 0!. Hye is wanted at f(J els.
Oats aro sstlutg at 36c. Tin re were some purcha
ses of this article mad- for export to England, a sew
cuaner for demand. Com lias been ia brisk req lest.
Westers misee TO c. ; While
l'rntitiont. Oousi -! arable sales were made, mostly
for the British Provinces, of M" Porh, wbicn read
ily c ngs $10 j; Prims d'. g3 '25 aud 'J 37$.
Noiinng reperted fn Iloel.
Rico is matrtive, and sales small at 1 3T a 4 75.
A-aW Sttret. Torpenth e has hwrusetling al 'rer
proved prieeethe past week. Sales of IU0U barrels
VV'.diingtoa and Newbern (280 lb.) al 83. Spirits
have advsaced to 41 cut I'er lUou. 1000 barrsls
Tax sold at 81
tT W. ArrLiTOSt, E . of B tui, has erected a
Church in that citv , ' a costof $33,000. T' Na-
tional -Kgis, pubinied at Wori ester, Mass., speaking
of this and other recent acts of munifiesuce performed
by the opn'sut citieui of Boston, s.,y:
Tb hi(Ury or)rit. iberiIity oa Ul, part of the
citixeus of Boston, iu the last twenty years, is at a
j (feat Ui-uuce beyond a parallel in this country.
Churches, colleges, eeademies aud institutes, out in
that city only, but in other purls uf the ''tale, by tbe
endowments they have iocivul, speak l-:iJ. .' lhau
eny thing wo can utter in coiilirinai.oii of tiie respect
which Las been aci 'rded U 'Imr btjut'fsctjra.
I CiBt .LTT A ;.ielanch"!y acciden' happ.nt
r"!"' Chi raw on the I nil i jI. K'ibert bum, a
worthy and rt'spi'ablt! citizen, wati instan
t)i' kill-
ed by tho eccidouu! diachurgo of . Ins gun whilo
, )Ml , t,0 () c , ,,,1,1 . ( 0 nCO.
Me wif nut d.uvrrnd till a
lig'it. 1'u'jcttci il'c Owffr.rT.
lute hour of the
It will be rccul'ec'' J list snnir tim
ccmbor last, J. J. Aveuzao, V q . tl.o
in He -
I reurh
Consul at this purl, who mmh lab.inn- uinlcr iiumi
t:il (Icronjjemfiit, disapppari i sinMt'ii y ai:il .is
not uftcrw ar 's Ii ,ird of. (' Moml y laet, tlio
akitnn of a man wa discovered i" a. ihi.fkrl,
near the tt. iitcplien's roid, about ;x riiiios frwii
' lim cuy.
Un exaiiiiliinrjf !' reiiinins ul 'tho ;1 11-
;,ip 011 winch t tie sweli ti.ti rchii il tlu-y wore ' u
titled, priiicipo. y by the litittnus which 1'noro the
Consul - mark, as liaviog belonged In Mr. Avor
xac. The unfortunate emleuiaii ilouhtltvs wan
dercd to this reinnle j .e a id a vii "" 11 to
li.e uiilnrltHi;:! condition. . llile ,i.c:isi..:
TliF STATE
GD'K
FO!t Tin-; r.i;:si.
i'.
DEN !'.
We have lonl IVu,,-vivnnin,
t.'iina! Cuinniii.
sinner, Lpgislature, probably ..ml
of the '.'oiiirressioiial Delegation
1 i.nji
- Ii.ii
separate from an ohi i:iend, even, nu
I"
sent nrratsion, for n short period of ' line. Hot the
lies, if lends must aoniftiines pail , and uo I
l'emisylvania farewell ,,r a little whib. wi!:. do
regret '. i'crsyl .-u'-t, (AJm.)
tiii: iii.r.:nois.
We presume that alter l''" "'cent I'.lertinr. ; in
New I! iimikiiirr. 'i.une, 1 . n.-vU..,i' tifortria.
M o hind, ami t'li.o, tiie uiuet ii. -voted li:e: .,1 i
the r .'sent adliim(r8'. .. will U preieml
loi- ,'rliispr of Us " pnpi.iaritv
ritv," or t.i u-e
to" l':' hold upon
hiAo-'liin' liii'ir 'i' w, h ri'u.nil t
lie .ill'ei'liuiis ol Ihe people. I h M I m:!-
ll.-.il lis .'..mliw't ".,( nnb'i,. . . km 11, il
wince its eh'vat ion to power, been t.iirh :ih to no-
cure a ure.it k 1 of iipprohatnu' ; uud ihat, out ol
the rank ol its ilevoled p.ul iz ins, it lus in, I tn
In'tor' uy ardent Hupxirt. Neither the Me.ie.in
wur nor the ,Suh-Tie:isury, nor tlie ,v- :v 'I'.inll',
nor ' ny other of tin devices c " liiiniistrulion
has niihled it I -Hike prosel . ir incieat-o -its
strength. We ie:, nher, 111 tin: ease of I"
sylvanis, that it w:is reintirkuil 111 1 lie Seiink
rini? the discussion ..bout the Tnrill", that
Mo
an. the
titaie would never vote ' the Whips Tar 'or
no Tariff. We h ive 1. .esiill. Without i n.
tlnisiasin or excitenient, but w''ti a nte;uly, ile.
terrnined change, the people.', m left their old
party rank-' ami elected the Whip ladulnles
There is : mis' ike in this i .n'.il i-in ol public
senlinieiit lliu, exhibition of puhl ! 10
Thcri.' 0:1s iieen a rmlical iliiine and w u 111
some oil, the p..' line lialted or pinised-
(lie re they have 111 irched tin . i:nli--'"d muter tie;
Whig bantu , n 1 believe niaiiita.n
their present stand. Ali:ctinrlrvt t,,t.utc.
Uari) c tiSi:.
It will be reineuiberei 'ial sumo two tnnniln
I ago the tsleanier Euleiprise Llcvv up in tlio Km
Grande, killing several persons, ana -oiy
. ml i ng a good mniy ollnira. Tho ri . pon.
Ite. il of the N. O. lcll;i says, afler the W Into
ville came alunir sule and louk oil' lliu wouiuled,
he looke 1 ..round lo sec what h,. .oc " te made 111
1 human life :
Wl,:)t! paEsitig ti... i crowd of R'.iflcrei s
my ,1. : :oii was direi It'.l tu inn; win- 1 I 1 limit
uitisi i ... ..Hilly be iieaa. Ilowiss moan
lie
d.iea Iroiil lii::nl to loot ''10 I1I001. ,J Inmi
,ih nuiiieroiiH woui.ds 111 . ek, muddy Mieuin-s
ami (.. ttliH i,,v huiiied to a eri.-n. At
lirsf ' C w I (hone hi his ev e. vi 1 in nvi I. led out
lint I 1 iiiistalc'.'i. For a niuu cut I flopped to
visit ,i,,sawful hpeclaele 11' i i,..;oi nony, anil
jus! an 1 was about to allei., ; . conn; oil' t ilu
ly, I heaid a voice saying iu a li.-cblu but uolu'.e
'one
Hello! old feller win ic yo
tin cup !"
Tliinliiug 'lie q1" 1 procer.lei
person liirtlierall, I i..i..eil in 1I1 .' .in
the same person indignantly ("aid
"..ot I.
from si .e
c-1011, w lieu
" Ves, that's allers tin; way ! A ' Her jrjtn a
little hurt, si,, jiiHt-like porpoise llial'V woun
ded, ;.: lelh r creetuis Iiks to kill In u.''
To rry uller astoiiisliiiinul, 1 loiind that ifiis
was aihlioti.-i'd to nit; by ill .1 person !(. .jcril.ed in
the above as having boeli su 'ernhly wounded.
' Vha: can I do lor yo 1 y liund J"
WI. at rc jii jol in lh. tin cu;. .' Is it rut
gut or 1110 sses : "
' It ih vhiskey. Will yn.i :.avo some !'
v" You're ihe kller. Jit open my l rlh. and
' ore a little down I noi'l hc u .-ii, hut 1 think
bitlei' will no 11 ') goi.,1.':,
I d:d es I w:o iliie. ied, a.i l Ke iliiitiU the cn..
tents of tl cu,i about 1 half 4 pint i-I raw wliis
kev, and then si.iii
' TI'.Hiik'oe, old feller. Ye i-re I w is al ep,
and w:en ihe bm.l n,i lo I; 1 1 re I w 01. ll.e
biler d"i:k, an I biefvo in s oir.-i thrauqh me.
of thejluc but never 10 il 1 ain't hurt. 11.111 h.
,. id I'm more used to il ibmi a good many. J'cc
been ioieri vp Jour timet afire.
That ma" wss ik-cidcdiy the Imrdcsl ease" I
over met with.
A .ON'I)().v MO'iNIXG.
It was a told, dry, foggy oiori iuj iu er.r'y
spring ; a few meagre shadows) flitted to ai.d lr.
ti the misty siren .,, and o casitn;u!y ihi
loom-
ed through tne dull vapor the heavy out1 of
some hackney ci.icb, wondiug htirnewarde.
wlik h draw ing slowly iea,:.r, r ''cd jan; ling
ecatlenng Ihe th. , etusl ol frost Irom its whiten
ed roof, and soon was tost egailf in .uts cloud
At intervals were hiard Ibe tread ol -np siod
luet, and i ue chilly crv of the isnr sweep he
crept shivering to hli" eart'.lv ti '.; the heavy loot
fall ol Ihe ofliciai wa cher of ll. ii-ehl pacing
slt jvly up :iiivl down andcuisir;: tile tardy hours
iliat tittll intervened bo..t.:eii h i sndeleep, t'. o
rnmhliurr of ponderous carts and wagi i.s, the toll
of i.ght r vehicles whuh carried buy . t and sel
lers fo the dilWent markets , the si 'jnd . ' int '
lectoal knocking at the jjonrs id hesvy sleepers ;
all these noise j iell unon tho ar froi,: time to
liHi, but all seemed muffled bf lh fofc. mil t
be rendu red almost as Hidislinrf lo tbe ear as wus
every object to -'he eights The t!ugg' dark
ness thickt 'ied as th day e'on ; ao -'iwse
,vho hau the courage to r and n'ep at ll.--gloomy
trroet from thejr cl ...uc w. nlows crept
hack Ui Ded agaiu and coded themselves up to
sleep --Diclnt.
f 71 Oil r AKailt. Iu addilian tewhat wesaid
' of the article lw weeks since, we now slate
that every k.Ud bf ll, is unusually scarce Willi us.
V.1L.L: I IX K
3'.' -U
Calcijh, OitoU;e3,
j
, J(n 'yjf,'"
He, Mrs. Mary, w of Mr. John If.
'. of the Firm r Ifall &. Johnson. -.
iiifan' son el ,Mr Juo. M. Beasley.
Also, V';irre..
Also,
j, sou oi .-r. C -ituon Caisvu, a;d about
12 years.
In Montgomery -"ouniy. Mrs. Caroline M. Lilly,
cousart of James .VI. 'ally, i'si
In Hillsborough., rece..,:,, ,Ir. Alfred WaJdeil,
formerly o.' the vicinity uf WilpiinMon.
!.i I'arlh.nr County, Ala., 1': t Mirti.i, a na
tive of Kichmoud Cuuuty, X. C, in the 3iU year uf
his sge.
The Br,!,Jn;l PiUs'Tlta JJra.iJrc Pills
ice strennth fur we : ': nesa -thcy arc liked best
' y th"s whii nav : taker the twist of llioia. Dr.
liiaiiur, 4 .-.mii givo vci-amui reference to 1..011.
s? uls w in) Ii ive hoc restored I: in a bed of sick-
I 1"-i8 u" ll" lr wuen every . uur luauus :nu
'proved entirely utiiivniiin. 'i'liese esses aro
ooitt..iu:illy oci'urriu i , iliie city and in very"
u.irl ol ii L. ,i. (rt't i!i and re lii'd l-'ills if voa
; arc ii. perfectly heailhy, a- 1 toey will rJeluM
; vol, jj inedieine e. 1 do it--hfT;iiie thev evnpi
! lhoo !.jiiiors vvliieh are liio tauso of imp' 'ty of
: 1 he W.km!, a. at tie! same lono iIih ;,oiiy is
n! ri'iit hem ii l y ihe v 'CiMlio'i A ,lils u.oat txccl
. lent ini'ilii'KK'.
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mill Uihlf-t, Tei.ii i-tnl:iil 'B and I'liees,
IValiu no. I llvni 1 I!.. .,s, i'ru , llotiKs. a it'al vsri
I ety an. I n Ui e nisniieii'iii til ittjliij' U'uiks by
I ujijiitivt it until -rs.
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Musie. I'.liu'l
Cliihlr 'i' Ik', A jreal uiicty, V.,.-
aii.l I 'tilurl'ii. Auiluiil .'r 1,17.
h!a!iit y sutiil l';iiu y ; vll Ii V
lire I v.iriely t.f fools, .iji, I.i ller, Noli' mi I I'ntel
epu I'll "'l .'l'"u' 1'i'Sl, I'm Let, J't- I nu ti ."ifritl ,S
I'liper, II.'oO.ii. ' uppiiiL'. ' ami .Vat'de l'ltlo.
Urawin.., ' r',.-co n: 'i'l-.ne p (j ft ""'tit-.i ,ie,(
lloai.l V i ii . . . " r J -, lioiteru linit- t.n.l I. orri.
The Km ' !' tzi.r rsirul't Plr,i' ink S!jtn,., I'lifii-rt,
rtri-.,jrs, i-it:t 1 ioiiI tit., ''ens, 1,'ullls. lok, ftnd full
I'.iwtlers, .e;.,'lli Wat, .,t- Waters, I'l.iin -trid
I'sni'V. lloiu'".' lull, J.-eii'l i'eiit'il,!, :-iivfr rii'l (.'..Id
, ll' i. "M ties mill I't'lH'I's, . a e'- Si,.n.ls, 1' per
h'ul.l.T", liitlin llii'iher, linli.i Ink, lllnck fcartd find
-snl Doles, ti'ler h'lii nps. :,L'lln :S(.iNJ Inuhr
Alliums h fir't-'l, I 'ul,. in-. i, I ' . iversatimi tl-ird,
Jvurv SI:.: lillsli.l Hoiinls, t.'hess Men, !irt"!l tia.n
fiinu lioariU, lliee, II. title tl.iors, I'ort !''..!: ), l'i t .et
MspS, I.Vd 'I pe Maleh. ... !,'i' - and N-.ie l uvi I
nf., Uuotei 's rvae s liermo .. i ler t, M.tihi'iiinlit'.il
!os'.' !iinents..'aia''i I Utiles. ly'nruiiia' ,sue t rs.liet vi ,.',
Newin tu't? snil Aint'Ni an V'ate tlolo t.'aint l ;.rid
Halde Hair I'mcile, Ac. Ac. i.'iding nJ ' '.iniu;;o
V hips, f.iif ,i-oiiint'nt . t
IN-, fti'tx"". , ; tiv :t nr; !v.
listing an Kf llimh-ry ci'iiiueird n-i'li my
fii.ishn.enl. H en .il.les me to en uie-r.li'i.t 1 ,r tlit
tliHon-nl v u r o lit s ut III, ii, L.wotk, in 1'jJ hi-at i:. on. i
undslll.ei' irir.inoi.ee.
Itsleith. O.-ttdie. ' :l, 134(5. K.'issf
lliikwilh's fill, and (Jiny's Oii,!oneut, ulvvays ou
hand.. -
jjt I'A'I Ii t'r' N ...11 ; UOI.INA. Ilruiin
Utu: : ri, lii.'ioi I'll as and (Quarter Sessions,
Aui'.'iil t eroi, le lb.
liavid Vi'.Ientiup,
v.i.
Joseph Kaw l.
Jiti 'ue't j,tdj(iitent leried land
It sppi mig ! the tl nt on mi, i. 'il, thai tho Dtr.
fend. . ii, .liwph Jiaw la has c" -eii.i d, or coiitea'a
himself, or ;.ss leui tt . o, ..f ihe ' oanlv, so that
nt. .eiunnothe jte'-,i.ai V eervt. on i. m : ll i
ordered, that pul.li . .ii n he nails in tho Bi' nh
K.giief fi.r, ' ' '' 1, r IXen.lint apl- at
i lte rivti te
tin ef I it. atrl to Im 11' 'I tor tte SSIU
l.'.iimlv i,' ihe t i iiri li'.use in vin.i r, on tha
second M. ,.a ' Nnvri.-il 1 1 ncJt, to '. wt uu e, if
snv he has. h eioculivii should uot t
e!l ia" hands levied tl ".n.
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rlist'l r.-i - . Ian l.tl i.l II M f:rMLrittif ' esc
t ALI' WMl mOKOCCO MKI.$, Ui I",
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Abo freni I itobinson, 1'hiladtlphis, a bfsuiiful
apsotiinent f I.ADIEd' l-ATilS TlUii, I . ''', si t'. -l'i
, soles, tla'if, teal, and Kidtkia, L'. t.hi!Jta'
Hoot".
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