Indiana Palladium, Volume 1, Number 6, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 11 February 1825 — Page 2

This section from Middletown to Cincin-mGre an( cncinictcr favorable to re-nest desire, and, of course, the zealous an I I &sxM8tJUBBawi isfw.TOA;jajh'.ttg

nati may be supplied with water from the , T ' i o anTexceP.llon ot a- persevering eliort of the Executive.

MinmJ with WL mrl. e, T- Jbout one mile on the St. Marys river, it is

cut of 24 chains, the mill tqcr nf AWr F. 7er. la and uniform m its suriace, present-

nnrh.np.r MM,lUf mm rr,,vU ;Jing " tne Auglaze should be crossed with

7 J Inn nniinrlnrf 1-7 fxtr HiHiii fine fv K

canal, If it should be crossed

if lino will lir 1 h n n n o f. 1 A

iny quantity of waterLtL- ' . A , , . .

that may be required for the supply of the yV h ana rom its

iiiHa k ni-- a 1 V 1 iuuioii,iiiuie lOMUiie water, .inecouncanal to tlie Ohio. As much water may beL ' . ... A luuli

introduced at this point as can be thrown

"H IIU T iCUtiVlIt ITIIIJUUI CllllUl) rtllCL LlIIl' I i 0 . 7. J Glmir nmirift

the canal. Km Id

this mrp will h nil W ic c- j? struction of a

mana irom the river a

JAMES MONROE.

The Senate then adjourned to Monday. Monday, Jan. 17. The President communicated two reports from the War Department; which were read and referred.

Imprisonment for Debt. The Senate thpn

:oun" resumed the consideration of the bill to abol- h'cmhcr, contains a

an nnlv he snnnliH hv tK, p. u.miem ior ieot, n:.u trie Dili hav-r ""-"b"

rown to the nSS th-h the beCfn-a d thM th '. The St. Marvs river below h. as put -Shall tins bill pass?"

try generally is very destitute of water

line can

Foreign Intelligence.

LITEST FROM EUROPE. By the Packet shi p Edward Quesnel, Capt. Hawkins, arrived at New Vork, from Havre, Paris papers to the 2d Dec. have been received. The Paris Constitutional of the 29th No-

long extract from the

ccrof the 14th Oct. sir-

question !n arn acount of the arrival of Lafayette

in iv iiMuiiirion. The Greeks have after a siege of three years, taken ZcilunL th

thereby.

ATvfnrr.,. i ijuauuii was ueiermincu in tne necr September, more thank;. vM,. on xr... &

i. . . a vc.- u. n ivs

waiei per minute. llieAu- k;n ' : : . Thftpramntinn nfthn nnnuw;ni. rtu'

here it always had been debt was rejccted 1 latter province, by the Turkr, was csncctcd

lo laive piace linmcuiately. Paris, JVov. 2J. Letters from Bayonne of the 17th inst.

say that much inquietude is caused by the

whnoU nnrl frlnno. u ii. i supposed a leeder 01 some importance rmVht

:: r:r' : V UiL- Vd dl be obtained, did not at ibo " BO Thursday, Jan. 20.

than 60 cubic feet per mmute , The Senate, according to the order of the

r uauuuwj.cu ,, , . , WM .i. Clay, DrOCeedod in thn rnn.-irl.rnf lwJ

line from its proper course to obtain. The 1 ' r?Ported by the Committee of Foreign

ne surplus water which may be passed banks of the river ,t A K., Relations, for the suppression of nirarv. ,,Woach,nS evacuation of Spain, by the

u i ,;V;; ",r. The discussion ohr UPI W iUUm rencn "oops;an.

purposes, both in the valley of Mill creek thn ' " t " V l""1" " f pied all this dav: and on Frirlni- ii 7 determined

xti, would unquestionably be ing the amount. A dam was thrown across f,csumed' and after a considerable debate 1 n

and at Cincinnati

e- " this place and the whole of its wter thereo ' further consideration of it was

ing country. It may be reckoned also, that fwo tci f H gf.ues ,n one at points within the state would this hy- Jcpth ' other three inches in draulic power be so great a source of rvr- ,

oe continued.)

ance.

postponed until Monday next.

Monday Jan. 21.

pow

nue as at these.

The celebrated traveller La VaiUanf has

just died at a very advanced age.

Ihe rrench troop.-, quartered in Madrid began to break up on the 7lh of November.

itii. uAfviiuuR mnvpft rnnr i ,f mi -wi.iii.ii a i . ...

.""-.mu.uui.aiifi consiuorah p nnrt nt Ar i ,ht fB ctnro

"1 '

The surrounding country sustains a dense population, and is almost entirely destitute' C rpi . J ... I

ui waivi puwur. me same remarks will

apply in a degree to the line from Dayton to, Middletown. i

Suitable stone for the construction of locks

CONGRESSIONAL.

IN SENATE. Wednesday. Jan. 1 9.

The following resolution, offered by Mr. 1500 hummed additional copies were orde

xvun, was iaKen up and adopted: c 1 lu uc prmiea.

ncsoivea, inat the committee on the Ju- ine 0111 Irom tne House authorizing the

ex jsuoscnption ot stock to the Delaware and

Legislatures of -nesapeake Uanal Company was read and

United ShtPrnf7 .o rnVT '7" part J th hosPUal sl"cs had left united btates ol the loth inst. and the doc- Madrid on their return to Frmce The beT intedlTtKf f a" th "ori? Xtatt !e'- SCf P5 - -ion, and the pro-

. ""lv-" v" liiuuuu, nnprnrs mm nr.

I" I Willi ITIPnns tn nnr thoipovnm cap ,,.J..t.

.... 1 1 .1J.V 1 LillUCi lliV penalty of a heavy line in case of non-com-1 a

piiance!! The vcr- extensive floods in Holland were subsiding and leaving to view the effects of their rvtftniv nvnanc rriw ;?-r-

. i . i " - v. . a. iii uiriit' I HO PATldnii I,,-. 1 1 1

nnl Wn rVrrA .nn.oni.a ,. . Li p.u J , "..V "'"T1"1"1 ni r...i.i. i V wcie uroKcn uown ny tlie immense we "ht

qT : ' j T,w,,um1 LU uie ,ine'IV opamsn lines, and ot limiting ,"" U1 vumueriana noad was read and of the waters which havr iron in .in Otoilfi of a rrnnd nnnlitr mmr 1,t,. 1 flir nmmmt u i . , . b r.riWrrl . J j: ",ULK IIICII Ilde I IjCD 111 S0I11C in-

iiiv i,uutc uc i"v "'"uuih yji uia inat may oe imposed bv cu leauin.

iransported Irom Dayton, and points above fch Legislatures on other lands of non-res- 1 . beRate then again to

. ..u,9 rv' Mies ciuu ui luguiaunsr tne time and mode uiavvuacK on cordage manu

may be obtained near Dayton, and in the diciary be instructed to inquire into the bed of the Ohio river near Cincinnati, pediency of prohibiting thn Lomdofn

mi i .1 -i. I -. i . j -" i-icioiuiui L5 ui , 1 j ' '

inrougn tne immediate parts ot this line, the lerntories of the United States from ordered lo a second reading, stone of the proper quality for that use has taxing lands, laid or claimed by unco'nfirm- The bl11 from the House for

nri . c; j -i -uiutca num iuin iu iiuv icet UDOVe thO orThe Senate hen again took up the bill dinarv level. The cities of HomW

tact u- Amsterdam were both in considerable dan-

ui Ute lOCKS nfiLWfiftn Jnvmn nnri Hnmi fn ini rpdpmntiAn r l,i u i . iron t mm hnmn ,i Ti7:n , ,

. --.iuuvn. -v..Tllull V1 idiius isuiu ior such tax;es u unpui u;U. w iiiioui taking o-er On the completion of this line to the Ohio, and ' any question on the subject; after the de&- & Letters f. tne party, under Mr. iorrpr. wns frnncfti.limr;. fhr O Ihnto lui rl nnt i nn -! ill i. o i I .

,i x ' .. ' - u,v.tiiui any sucn lerntorv, zz " mi pu o ciock, of Svria ii red asrain to the summit, and on thn l.Sth and becrp.hirv. nr.inrr a. The Sennto .-uUnnrnnri '

,ii .. . ,. . I . . w. ouu, nuiij uiucii-i v linn i'Ai'1 r

i i

om Smyrna say, that the Pacha

in complete insurrection asrainst

C? i 1

oepiemoer tne location ot tne line thence to sung law in any of the Courts thereof.

ine iaKe was commenced. Thursday Jan 13 Between the summit of the forks of the Mr. Van Buren, from the Judiciary comot. Marvs. npar thn old fort nf thf norv mition mrA i. u:n j. it i J .

,. J 7 . , ? uiu uni 10 aoonsn imprison-

..v. .... v.u.iC3 giwunu uii d vurj iavora- '"wuior ueoi, witnout amendment. ble character for the construction of a canal. The following mpat av- j

Phe lockage in this section is considerable, from the President of the United States bv , olved- rj but the surface of the ground is very even Mr. Everett, his private secretary. ' , r S be

ana regular in its descent. 1 he line crosses To the Senate of the United States -the main pn?f hranrh rf f ir AT m t viutLu Places.

w4 uio -. xfj.ciia iiuai III rnmnlmnpo -.infK i , I

its junction with the other branches of that Senate r the first of thp 9i .f T7i , perS0"S thathavc 1 stream. To pass the immediate valley of of thft'hSd ZPltr? of the. C!

n.s stream requires an embankment of 9 to formation resnectW tvl iZ ':iriuV.r. 'e.V

1 leet in hPiorht. nnrl s.fj r ,nina I u i , . A, 7 "J"13

tt7 v llt jugiii, ueon sustained by Jinn rt wrrri

Russia and Turk It ic cl -if aA

riOUSe Ol Kcprcsentatives. lrom Vienna that a very serious dispute aWTT.o. t rose between Russia and the Porta town rdc

Mr. Cook offered the following resolution Gnd f SePtembei account of an arwhich lies one day on the table! y act of Achmet A the Turkish Mil-

Kesolved, That the President of the Uni - , commane.r ;it J assay. This individu-

Tlie remonstrance

i j icaiucni ui mo united otate. And u i r a,.uli, uwi information also, a statement of the number that hi ,W d n, ngCr submit to the insults hs had

river on and near to et k fo abo tl e suppres'sionof ? 1P,ted for bee T J" & J1'0 4 :'n -P" ra? twomiles;-through one half of this dlSXTfera"! 2" mot-i: ?f Mr. of Indiana, it'as '-"-t alarm to

j. jl i- - . , I wr.iwlJ wx riiCLU Vf ir Will i-i- 11 I) I l mi

lance tne line is thrown on t hp immn,i;nJ, " , 7 v uc ixcsoivca mat tho so nrf rnmrw r'

marsinof the rivr hv hih "r 10 aPnier means for the ac- whom was iC M '.VI the resolution to dismiss Achir

the Diyan, and on the Mth Oct. they came

Constantinople Oct. 25.

whom was referred the Memorial of the r i General Assembly of the ,1. f th; 5; from 5lls Pst.

able relation to a canal commnnimfinn lfi.

port the waters of Lake Michigan, and the river The fotc of Captain Pacha is now

ex-hno"n: ilaviI1S fallen into dism-ace with

the Sultan, he is at present at the Dardan-

of mrS bC rtlM t0 -Huirc inthe t eamth Pedlenc of ing the state of Indiana, in

half miles of Amanda, on the latter stream, the su

a currin to othe

ppression

It is then continued, m a direct! Z Z Z ' a Practlc!

north, on the narrow raffe of land be C "t 1 Hr cltlzens l aJjourned.

tclLll. lonpninrrn r.,l . . a- i

fmn cT,:.JL.fr "to iuincauon oetween the

1x.Uuninlt;upaiers oi jake Krie. nnd tbr, WKo.k

t VA X V l (lllll I It' V : I III I' f TY y-x-w l. I i

r more effectual means. f, K i. i" . u " "-u "avc leave 10 reI'''t

?lP"Ctl? S0 strucUve Leave was then obtained, and thn Tin,.,

Tuesday, Jan. 1

expedients occur;

tUe mnin nnri lifflrw Aim . ii

uab nvfis, iome one.hr t in n.v,,u ck. . i '

a..th- . ,r;setlcd arts oTt, e Oe--- erda, b7 Mr.

iinivt:ii u ),

miiuiaiua iuiiv. ill U1IS DOllir IP anr frnm iirkn,,

line, as located, crosses the river by means prha on k ? proAv of Flhe ?n 1 7 0" m,?on of M'- 1Vtcr, the resolution of a dam, and is from the low level of the and the third, y Tb fickle of l Sr "fK b-" ling the following words dam, necessarily kept within (he high banks those Islands.' it w i h t ohvYoX J 7?? f ?fcncc ,he-v wcre conviclof that river to its junction with the Man- ther of these murL t Z lun ' J 'n afler the word "st;it " t mee. This necessity increases the dilHcul- and a snirit nf -,u, -mo reso,rte(l to' the "d of the seventh line, ties and cost of U,is part ofthe line to Mr. Wr.oht offered the follou in,

vuv

rnnJrlrr,inlQ , . " " "4 111 "eilllCr tllC COVCm- lit on

as to rendTr uT ii expend of ' ' K H crf, That a committee he

and unstable in its character. It ,vn, t,. tlifi ' f; P?r ,0. oppress to prepare and renortsuch rle..a'l VT.

V ' inacuce, ana mat the n tpH nnini. . i. ' . V '

. . i . " , . i i w ui?! iiifiv ijh nmnpr rn hn ,i i

:s iniernosfi t hmr mi fnr th nn Lit - tt ' r'yrM wwiuu u

- ' -.t, t.tj uu- uiai i termined to lock down in the river and cross State

IT 11V mrrnc 'i inm i a. " uuiuilMI-l tills t-1 filKf. rvn . r Ti

v -"". m. u.uii, jut tne uuipose oi on- monf ot ,m m 0r.f ri-;nK : r 1 A . ,4 "1C -uuicu oi a i resident ol taining what water it affords U his point. ae to themTs vd oqU?Srt' f " V0,!' fr the Pcriod f It has smce however, been thought that the this principTe, tlm Lts which iif&F . h ? d of March next-'f' ' water which can be obtained in this way proceedinbe n univer , HvSin CTtln-S lhe Votcs Sivcn in ,he veral from he river will not. equal what, from by alfenS 'he manner prescribed in the Conhe situation and character of the line on may fairly be , re unTd that neut ' n T f th U,'ltcd Statcs' Pthe level of the dam, would be lost from the theKoVeLlZTLU "Z?1 1 !a V ''as received a maiori-

cana. ny extra leakage; and that conse-ment of either nfu 0,.aJ1 tne tors of President and tice

quenm-uwiu be most advisable to cross a resort to eithef "rr..r. " , "'ait appointed in the several states.

me AUriaiZ2 imon an anueHnr-f kii r ..i , ----- uu..ui 10 an n motion

elles, and prohibited to appear acain in th capital. The son of the Pacha of Ejjvpt is named commander of tho. nnvnl H.vrJv ,r

IU D-i. T 1 ,

i une. rut wnere is he now? Thev

say a prisoner in Hydra. The Porta maintains a guarded silence on all the rrnf

events in the Archipelago. The Porte has received alarming- news from Thessaly. Spain. By the Madrid n.-mrr nf f ortL

JNov. it appears that nine Constilutionnlie

were executed at Comnnn. for n-ie I

ledged to have been committed in tk-

1823. Letters from Madrid state, thai on the 19th Nov. a Cabinet Counrii Wn hA

at the Kscurial, at the close of which it was asserted that a general amnesty would apl psar, with the exception of nnlv

of the Revolution, and that iT. R

dez had received orders fmm t

r.:i. . . . JV1". io

AUiniM, an opinion on the propriety of -rant-ing a sort of Constitutional Charter. & The

conauct ot the bpanish Authorities h er, but ill accorded with this report, f

nrf fKl 1 i

Tx-hiK i r. siiuuiu such resort oe nprpswrv

;:7;". V r mouraDleand water It is, therefore sue.tpd ihnt T , 7 J' tight line to the Maumec. The nl.ti.nL ' Z le "Vest,ed' that a Per

to this plan is the responsibility of the question of supplying with water, drawn entirely from the summit pound, so great a lenath of line. Yet it is believed that the whole amount of water which is aiTorded by the Auglaize river in a time of drought, which cannot be assumed at more than 500 cubic

leer per minute, will not exceed the loss of

water wmcn must be sustained by locking

v uuu me iiver wun tne canal. The line for the whole of the distance from the summit to the Itfaumee river, 72 miles 65 chains, passes through a tract of country unsettled, or nearly so. It is generally heavy

uiiuiiciisuiaie witn either resource, be granted to the Executive, to be exercised according to his discretion, and as cirmm.

stances may imperiously require. It is ho-

peu mat tne manifestation of a policy so dp

eisive, will produce the happiest result-

wcxt win nu mese seas and this hemisphere of this practice. This hone is drpnk

ened by the belief that the government of

-Fcui,, ana tne government of the Islands, nnrtionl-i.,1.. i 1 . "

f1";1 01 UDa wnose Uhiet is known here, wi l Aiifhf.Wr : ,

, wuuuj v.u-upcicne in sucn meas-

uici as may be nerpswrv fnr tno o

phshment of this very important object. To secure such. cc-fODeratnn. -ni hi

The

owev-

1 -i W,1J 'I'M, 1U1 dloitrarv arrosf; wto cr.n .

in Madrid, and the police had even cone so

ui as 10 issue an order r.mur.,!;

inhabitants to deliver whatnvor

nil fVi.

books micrhf

oi Mr- TI AT T. APV. flin

tion was laid on the table. The House adjourned. Monday, January 24. On Motion of Mr. Polxsett, of S. C. it was

nesoizcd, That the Cominittnn rf W-.-o

-I -n i 1 .l J z and lLlrmr. 1. j -i v'

uuj ue instructed to inquire into the expediency of appropriating .Qs.nnn tK.

purchase of books for the ll.e Of thr I ilirnrv

ot Congress.

wn monon ot air. Livingstox, of La. it was believ

jiesoaea. ihat the Committee nfUr,

and .Means be instructed to inquire into the expediency of permitting a drawhnA- t,.

iida on ioreign brandy and w

be m their possession, and all papers prin?e T since 1C20, to the curates of their respective distrirt;-

uiaiiicts. wno woip ti rfni-i-. e-..,

ttiey considered proper to remain in exigence, and to burn all others. Leghorn, Oct. 7. Not a vessel enters our

uiui noes not conhrm the news of the destruction of the Egyptian fleet by Admiral Miaulis. It is universally believed that the 1 acha has always intended to deceive the divan of Cor.strmfir.nn...

:Heve that he wished to mno,ir k k ,

rea,or at least the island of Candia, on his own account, when we look to the amount ot the forces which he had put to sea 1

nau ua ioreiem nrandv an wn, ,a,

ported to any place fi, Mcfe. or sou h menca, in cask3 of cct less tlw f p E f-;-b 'eJ consisted of 19., 200 men.

aV --w. I' Wi IkllC NSiii,