Indiana State Gazette, Volume 1, Number 19, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1830 — Page 2
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cw were in the woo ls to shoot Turkeys, counts previously recived, the substance of f,V--i5i'pi squall was coming on. To which, we have already laid before ourlca- . M-V-Ythe dinger, Plug was in the vacant :dt.T5, though the result is still quite doubt-i.o-" citing out the calking at the hot- ( fill. These negotiations are going on, not cm ' Umlehe was yet in the act, and ; very rapidly 11 haps, but as fast as they ae crew were running'from the woods to could he urged without the hazard of fail"et on Ixrud, the g.ilc struck the boat from ; ure. An opposition the mcst vigorous arid jR. j-hore, broke the fast and drove it into ! unremitting, has been carried on by the .!'ie stream, with only Plug on heard. ! commercial and shipping interests in Canapie waves from alxivc 1 ishcd to fuTy, and da and the neutral islands. It isctcn said J ir leak from below filled the boat, and it that a considerable part of this oposition unk. Phi had disengaged a barrel of has come from the city of Liverpool. Not
.vhiskey, and took to this favourite re-, ource, to enable him to gain the shore. bit it rolled him off on one side, and then ,n the other. Plug drank water instead of i-iskev. which h-i would have preferred. I s sins cam? up in terrible array, and his 'jjart beat quick and pmtingly. In short, 1 - 'in ... p ii .i. ie found a wuterv grave. Thus fell the jst of the boat wreckers. mo?! Tin: Livi.nrooL mkrcuiiy. r?.A7L ROAD TRA YE L L IXG IX 1 800. Comin events enst ihcir shadows before v Cabell roT.y of a teller xrl:. n lV a traveller to hi " J J . ... ' . . , grandnoihtr, re'(iig in Edinburgh, .MAriixsTEis, Oct SO, lboO. i XvD "t Grandmother 1 arm hi here af. rin .-ound, wind and limb notwithstandine our appT'lK'nn.' thit I should he j Mmvn to atom.or scalded todoatli. if I set i.n tbo ?kv Uockc. Von, my deur; Madam. who erre told li:0 that you jour-J roved from LdinbtiTih to Indon in ten ' d ix bv tre Flvinj rhcnomer.on as the vevele wis'cal'.ed, will credit vour dutiful .iscic was caotu, vn ,
. . m tlie hour so easily a? to le unconscious cf winn Tb, trdv obire'.ion 1 have to tins ! mode f Ci i :M'V va e. is lnt ve h ivc jiotim 'osfe'le country through which 1 ".ve a'o wb;skd wi:hsucli velocity. We r.et -'fv er I. rornufive, called the Will c hr Vi.r -ifu.ut ( L it Moss hut we could rt sre '.Vdistsr.rtly rsit Hew nb-n?; as for U e-s-en.r. it wrsin p b'e to l rov
-nndson wl f n lie assurer jou uiauiei-:min idled friMii Livfixu)! to Manchester within
... ,Ii;in f, m a woinn. i r,r s-efmnn Al.etb. r tbe ireat anil real u.e:ests e.t the ).:X tl 'he Ik luui'.n o' theWill W Ihiti-h riati'i miht ::ct, U- essentially sert ut v e w-re O otler rin bseie wcciuld cd bv a r, -inmort i d nnai'i ioent,op nii-.o t an arv.er. ' 5ne "est I;,dia jm ,rts to mric.ui vrr.-i !s. However if we cannot iIn'.i 11 uta e''. r- It is ni.rtant oiut pained, that lie n.11 objects we rue amply comrvnsved by Briidi ministry no longer re-fusc-s todiseus v.hat n to x' vu and ijed in the inte-, the fpics'ion that theynobm-erst and upxit.r of these tly ir;LT ve-chi!o, v.l.i:ii I will en the i bji ction. that the time for m yj ciahtitflv ilestTiU" to you. Tho Skv Kc-( k t r tion hnst bipsul by o-r own fault, ar.d tint :t r.n el Vant c"rri.t2e, about two hundred it U nvtoo late. This result is owiji to .let in kn'h; it is tilted up with ecry?re- tla hih abilities and character of Air. AIcvirs of ftccornrT.od'iTion. except bed.:, tir Lane; and wlwth.er Ite succeeds or not, his thich there ia r:o ecc on, a vou weidtl .conduct of the present negotiation will add f.ardley have tune to siy your prnyers aral j to his already dis'inuishi l reputation. i jt on ywr night cp 1 efore you were at mbmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmbbwm
he er.d of yonr jourr.ry. .No cittie are onreved by tLis vehicle, as there ii a sep-
.-.Mfc carrittgo for o.u shfey, pigs and .SENATE, '.heir driver?. But what will your say; I'i frcarv in, 13.). v. hen I tell vou tliat I d.med all the way ! Mr. FOOT offtrrdtbi following n-solutioin-f: cm Liverpool tu Minehfster. I f.ir.cv I Keolvf d. That tht- Committi-e on Indian .reyi lift up vour hmdpnd bearvoti ex- Afaj b JJ .-rt; , V v ... 1 . , - , c ., whether anv, and what further provision may llim, k3'iretbcchitl maunbecieandsh I ho nrccar-to prevent rncroarhmrnti upon it is tme, however, I nssure you. The j hndu, brlonini to, or in poe?sion of any ' ill room i upwards of fiftv feet lone, and 1 Indian, or Indian Tribe, whethi r euarante ii - hid a merry set of ctndrillcrs footing it ' to hJ trraty, or in which the Indian tii .i . ' .. t ji m,rJ. , tic hai not bei n extmzui bed. .1 the way to rauiic worked by machine ry. , toU That ,,rlVaimittfr on th, Pf L. by the most esteemed mjcr. Ir- ic inT),u be intrncted to enquire and report, des the ball room, there is an elegant bil- whither any, and what further provision may bard room, b"hfcd in thceu-nin;? by pis, ' b- neceary to promt tt'emenn on UnU ...d such h the eunne-sef these rail'roads, bilonjiru; to the I nitcd Statfci, and alio, to i -,i t . r n v nt trc?pa-e and wartc o- tho rubln: .at a person nay j! iv with as much nicety , an,;, in any billiard room in tiie kingdom. ! Kr-olvrd, That tie Se.-ntary of Mito bo Tbearne, instead of lei. 1.7 'Jl up, is only ' din ct! to n t to t! Ser:atr, anv inforna-
II. Tbi.-; is averv "ti'd reul-.tion, as the m,u5;o 'its eabiH.rr.ent, were e1. e, uirht ii tl e 1 "'..hi' :a'eoiii;e rr-tn.e, Th re r;re 1 o'.v tv r-lvr- y'eani cirrin'TS ". T.d o;,e on the old Du'cb pb:n. wi'h ;..!? u '.;, in inv opinion will Fturnps them fu ijiass di. Tle-ei n' 0:1 '. n c. id 1 otiir r, however, rontmc t irelv new principle, withou' .;; iin c-r w:,.i '. .v M.eo. . rr.v c -.r.:r-ri, wi 1 fbi'tii dl ni -. 1. ec 'Oii-,n.y ar.d seurn v. " rn 1 ound in honor tiOt Jo throw o',fi , ' n'.s on the s'jbject lir fer.r some d . should he taken ef the ingenious p; ji rtfjr. Vou rny d r.r Cniidmother. ouht to he ".S much iU liehtcd with thee iirp-r.-.etnen'S js ; ny poison 1 kno-.v. iou were r.jw crv crreful to in p es; nn ruv mind 0 s he 'j fcl l-ujti th it t tf,e wr-s a maius (state," 11 ! .... , , , mii i urn n.jsi.i" in iih mi-ioi uu umi ' ll eu' e he made if it. Now, when. oi xrtKtA ten d-ys ui journc yiwj Irotn ldinhi . 1 . 1 . . . n - wroh o Lor.iioru you est ru tr: in.T tn.rJ ' tion of vf.ur et.ie. Ihe roads were ho cxeer ihl. r.d the U'hicleu Mi unsteady th:it it Wu3 not easy tokeepimany omversatiiiii 2nd rpiite imp. -ible ni read or write, u 1 1 .' that the ten dap Were udi ,ly ti,rwn away. 1 iui iMMjy is 1 mj tiiJ'' v 'oiling H i I I H, and, in short the journr- :i so beset r.nv b. if if t . 1 1 1 1 1 i yiro fio '!.. with rn-rili, dir.' r. and c'ehv.s. tint I do not wonder that (.pie used to make their villi olid scttbi their worldly alfair bef..ji; they st t o'lt o.i cucli 1 pilrirnae. Now, however, we c-n travel twenty or thitty rnibs an hour v. ithout bcino conscious of tho motion. We can rl.iv a rubber at winft, rc COVUniently -your f ivorite dhow el air.
In my netl will ive vcu r.cmr- dc;-crip- t,ict t-!o,jr,i of tf ,; tnite.l states ai to make tion of a superb locomotive currier nCvvthtm nfoim t. the bTal fee. allowed i; r r . , .1 ,r imilar K-rvice in the Supreme Court ofthi preparmL'for the grand rail road Mwecn ' rc,pf.ctiv(. state. Liverpool and London. It will contain hot ! Mr. DAN ILL onVred the follow inr amcr.dcold and vapor .baths, a ball room, a gvm- mentto the Judiciary Hill, which was laid on nasiurn, a library and every accommod-i-1 iU' t!L-(' an' rr,!ered to be printed : tio.l calculated to render the few hours of Sf C- ni he it further tnnettd, Tnaiin . ,, . . . t. 'very cae in the Supreme ( ourt where 1, transit agreeable and instructive. But I ; dfaHJn in (111Pstion hr uMty c f a ttalnte (.f.
must break otl abruptly. The sleam trurn - pot (a f.uhstitute for ihe old currd'd horn) has sounded the signal, and the Comet will ct r,ot ii .,il, rn,;i . r , start with the north rna. ,na fi w mtnutca .n- ; u.i: iu ue, my ueai idim mouier, Vour aileci ionato grandson. TANGENT. Frcm the N. Y. Evening Post N'jxa.xiATioNs with England. The lautt ir.fori.inti n concerning the state n"ir n,tiationJ with England, isjict oj
unfavorable nature compared with the ae-
only has a public clamour been kept up 'on the question, as is evident enough from the Knclish journals, hut means still more J difficult to counteract have been employed, private representations to the cabinet imlus- ; triously exaggerated ar.d often l cut wed. .The -new interests' as the English mi n ..... ii-i r i : i ...... . i . irv can iiiciiN iii'iii u". u iijhii" wvii fruit of the pit sent state of the colonial trade, are prowing stronger ecry day. and our minister at the British coutt has had to contend with them at every step. At evc- ' rv interirw there have 1 ecu new objections i tb ben moved. The Kngli-di minister hud, t U .he interval, h,en furnished Mil. new rlaiis.l.lr arguments agams the teste-, ; ration of tin colonial trade, by the agents j of tliofe wht wore interesled to keep it in j its present footing. These were to be immediately answered by Mr. Lane, whose itititnate know ledge of the subjeet in all it various hearings, has enabled hitn tu d.) it -ueces fully. Under the circumstances we Invcmen-: tiotud, the most sKiliul and dt beaie m an-1 agemnrf of the i.egoeiitiun has been r ectssarv, in ,uU x to eontinueit nnVoo!. -ml t toovei'come the (.rginrl unwillini.s f f j . . . -. i:e.uu; .iu .h.u u:e u. j ' Th.s unwillinne.v. inow ;ng out of v.iri-o.s j . ..I .. l.n ...... .1 . acts of our b.te a.hninistritie.n. v.h rted j bv H e c. nur.on ft -ei t n ir is tit- Untish ii.,-' tion,ni d rein furred fv then! j ctions drawn from tlr new int.-rcsV. had already given ; a deeded negiti'.e to the p-ojv s:ti..n of ' our Mvo previous mir, v' is to Frgl-md, i Calb-tin nr.d JhrU-..-. h was t rlv to be rt rp:cr d I y ird.rini th cabinet to look 1 hp U m'o the euis'i. n, r.nd to impute coNonrss tin in bi le-arti.M nt, in relation toth tr.e taxable d. d.,tan.s who are not fn, l oldrr-. n 1 1 1 r r c m to n e '.T'th A ril, ' J-, nnrl v hi tt r any an 1 ', 1 I'll I ! ut.i!( r a r .-ob'tion ot marv pMii are now in po-r-ion i t i."i-u!(' public bin, and in i at diti fsdvrd, Th-.t the Se-r. t .
tnct or -i rtinnP lltimorr. i.riivnic- that a law ireivt.e ! refunding to morler of merchandise. mrchared or contracted for in foreien r untri. s! 1 . r .1 'T' f 1 i) lore inn 1 arm 01 1 - was mace Known thrre, the extra dutv paid bv tl em on -aid 1., 1.. ! j(l j vr J nil rchaodi-e, ov 'T ti nt which it wok1' I hern nbiect, lad the ame arrived bihut the .Jilth of June fohovinc. .ir. .1 : r.i, ijoiii me v ' 'ir. iii 1 11 1 i ni, j Acriculture, n-ported the follow i iri' rcaeiii.on wmi n vv.n ;ireeii lo ; ikeoieo, iiiaiii.ei on inn A'r!r,!i- . . 1 . 1 -. . .1 1 ture-t,e ibrer te l to 111 pure into the expidien-,-v i.f .otot.i. n-n.i nn o.evi. .mtthn. tion ofthe white mulberry tree ii the I rut 1 Stati to promote th- .ullivation of b ( Unue tl,. flM . .-.,arv ma. bin. ry f..r r. . !- iriLMh.--ini-frini corof,,,.; an.l ior acr-iiiriiiM .Jt)(1 , m;nM m ,r,r.icaI kr-ub ,),, 'there- ! rf, Mr. VKHPLAN'cK f,(T,r.d th. followim r, "ol"'-"R; v. ..i h v as ncr. ed to ; Ili'olvcd, That the Committee cn the Judi. iary n instructed to in.piire into tie expediepry ofprovidinc: by law that in Hiom- States in whi-hj'idfiiu lit, in the Courts of tie Cni ted Ma t s an a lien upon lands, the a me limi i;,.. , 'll - r . . .11 r - 01 iiuo mi- 1. ire ana ouraiion 01 mu n in n 1 all apply to th. m a r,i;iv be orovide.l bv thi laws of said Slates in relation to jie'Liru nt in their own court: and r.l of J"' !o reulatiii-r the fees of the clerks of the Cir nit and In ' or authority exercised t:r:dtr. any State, on the ground of a repugnance thereof to the ; Constitution, treaties or laws of the Tnited State the-dicision of the Supreme Court, ,h;tin;o 4,lterM afiin(:lvor cf tl.cir validity unicn a majority of all the I pre mo Court, authorized by Justices of the Su law tobennpointed and put in eommi-ion, shall concur in decidingnjrair.rt the validity of such statute of, or authority exercised, under, a State. Sec.- Aixi be itfurthcrenacltd, That no Ditrict or Circuit Court (hall have iurbdiction. of, 0r takeco-nizaneeofany t f.n of action, VotLir than "ea suit, matter, or cauc uses of admiralty
' Rcdv-d, Th .ttheSe.r.tarv oftheTrei-i ,r;'.r;! ," n T , r,r; ",mo'! ,1V nrv be ,!,reited to report to the nate the a- i V rf !- rtP'1 ,,n!, rr;1 U V"1.1 monnti,fmoni-vrec,ivedMncethetct(!nV(1fj '-"V'. U ;,rt y or-!er. d to be r. :i:t.,l. t ,01c 1 1 oi . , , ,. I I tie I i ' T"V;..in: tor tlie settl m-nt ot the Janinrv, for hnd old in eaeh land 01 i , . c .. ... . ., . , , . . 1 1 .1 e 1 1 1 a.- 1 '-Much of lh tate; therein w 1 tione.!, for mtnrt, atsd abo the ei i ri-r of i ach Land Ot-l . . , . , . 1 t, ? f.( f 1 itntt or. advance niac ehy th.-ni for thr ' Mr. SMITH of Md. r P .t, ' ,.c mr-rnrial M t!"i ! 'I?1 ?'iiC ,,",nT'r ih,lM of a number of the m.nhants of the eitv of j :,r na " vl 1 ' l"r ' t'" nXl'
and maritime jurisdiction,) either at cotamon i law or in equity, where the cause of action matter or suit, arises out of and depends solely upon the laws of any State, and in which no statute of or, authority exercised under, any State is drawn in question on the ground of a repugnance thereof to the constitution, treaties or laws of the United States. IN SENATE. February 11, 1630. The following petitions were presented and referred viz : .Mr. DAltTOX the petition of the Corporation of the city cf St. Louii in Missouri, rraviiii that i public horeital be ciinblbhcd
there lor the support oh r:tk aim cauleu sciHy Mr. -HARTON A bthr from N. F. Tucker, of Valine county, .Mbi.ouri, on the x ji tii no v t c'lcoura.-iu. the planting aim cultivating tiu.be r en tin: 1 rairics ot the 1 ullic I.aiub. l?y Mr. IlbM'UlCK-t the n.f inorial of 'uiiory inhabitant- oflhirreon county, in Indiana", K vt r. illy ; raving that Sunday maiis ma he prohibited bv law. Mr. HKNMilCKS laid on the table a h ttcr from the PreMdir.t of the VVu-hincton Turnpike Company, in relation to the recent Mirvcv of two routes for a road from the city of ... . . . . .-I a.-hmgton to I rcUcncK, .uarylyiul; which asord. red to bo printed. K TUt Ul0 Cctr.nnluc on Indian Alotiri tu in.-ti acted to inf.'itre and report. on Indian win th r 113, aud w!ritfurt!aTproi-io!isiuay lc mvr-s;irv to i rt vent c-.v roav-luia-nt-s upon hmd?, be!uTii:inj; to, or in jou-iou of any ludin:, or hnliuii 'i'tdn.-, whitltr cuaranticd to tlitui l trenty, or to which tl.t Indian titb may not h v bern extinguished. nor.si: v,v h:r;iMu:sr.NTATivLs. tU,mi ,..i.,t:.. ..ir. .1 !:. y yATm Ni a.N. v;iH.;: . ! nd and :n;ried to. l-dcd. That Vcr. tary of War be iitr,,. t.-.i t.. iun:.K ti.i llo.,-- :t :urv.-y and 'm att- tor tli- uhdohcoh-M oi tl.c liar,i0)ir ()f (. ,ic.:-.o, on Lake .Mu hi.ai i, Mate ot jii,,.,,;. 1 l.t n -olutiou, oiu r d but w --k b Mr. ( a- with tin- 1 r.itt-nrm nr. wri r, to ie forthe Ilo'i-r, lroni u eonauittit oil KeTlu!,:i n.akin'.- apj rot nation for etrtain f.,rt:iirati..to lor the ar Itl'U, was n-al a third tiu!- ai.d :..--d. 1 'J' n.idin- for the cvn-.p r.-atiii of " "'" .1!lt. ,,m ,,;r,,n, To. ri itior. for th-Tr. iitr -IK hiiii nt w;taken o; aii 1 ( a niiiei;i ior ii:i" j car ir. ', a- run a third time and pa-s d. Tin bill for continuing in fn e tlie act authorizing the importation of Hrandy in 1."-al-Icn ca-k', wa r'-a ' a tliird im and parMil. The bill in rimer. dmpt of thr ait to incorporate the Mibscribt r. f the Hank of the hinted States was t ik n up; the question bein ori the rceaL-eto the third roadies Mr. IM'CHAN XN viid the hill wu reoortcd j
1:1 coto fpience of ft resolution of the Leri-l 1- I and it pivef in pleasure to add, that our tun- of NorthM 'artdina. Theh.utr of the 1 .know h dj-e of the suh-crilx-rs warrants the asItiiik did not irovide f.r tl,e case of sf-Uincj i a ction, that they will be fully competent to altered Hank notc, n ith r did the barter pa v tl.p inMabm nH on their share? as they
pro ide for the puni-hmrnt of persons receivin; such forced hte, with the intention of pnine theni. The bill was for the punifchmi nt of offences obviou'ly unintentionally o niitted in the charter. The puni-hmcnts nffixi d were the samu as those adixed to the simihtr otTi nces in the charter. The bill was then raed to a third readinin sf.n'xtf:. I'r BRt'AR V l- 18i0. The bill from the Ilou-e, to provi le for taking the fifth census or enume ration of the inhabitant of the United State', was rend thi first time, and ordered to a second reading. This bill was thin, on motion of Mr. SMITH, of Md. read a fcondtime bv its title, an 1 referred to the Committee- on the Judiciary. " The following bills from the H.ue were abo read the frt time, and the second time by their titles, and uftrred : The bill to regulate and fix the compensation of the clerks in the Department of State ; and the bill makincr an appropriation or the suprortofthe Iie'.ian Hepartmi nt, for the vrar liw. Mr. Mcl.TN LEV, from thr Committreon Publir Land, to which had been referred a memorial of the Lpri'lTturc of Alii kite.' a duration of 1 stid. to aid t! ! ihe i::.; r v mi nt of the navigation ef the 1 '00-a r; v r. and in tl-e rnntniction of a ca1 a 1 to c f.n'u rt tl e Coo-:i and Tcnm ktl pvr.s ide n rc"t rt rirrornnaniet! bv nbill: 1 lie loll u in rc.wn:iion was sximnttnt lv . .. -r- M-M.K: lieolve.!, Tl at t e Committee on Roa N .-mil 1 anal- I e 1:1 Trv-Te: to lnunire into tf.iT III! II 1-1 a I I I'll.l!- iil n ; " I 1 i M . I UMI for the "rjso-e of r'uovi!"- the oh-tri'i'lien-f ..I'll .,... .. r . - n . . v 2 . . . I . I !! tl e Mo-ionrabt :-i nv.rjroni I ttl.iir.h to i tie Vir-mia State tine; and abo the exl dii Pev ol tiPth-'ri'in- an an ro-rjiit u-n t"r ...f.e.. 11.. .1 ... Hi V It i J u ' . ' 'mi ci i !r ;i ri1' .( r . 1 VI . -.,,, Pitt-bur.-h 10 i:. .ih nf r...- - 1 01 lie- ! wo i 'o ei.v 11.0 : ri Uiure safe and t a: v for kt and st 1 ii'orsr: or biTitL v.. it.o:.. KNTATIVLS. r. !?i THAN' N mr.do report on the r -clutian of thti Hon e ilirer tine then to in-cu,r.-into Ibe expe.'iency ot f.metulinir the -aturalf! M-on h w as to 1 xteml the ri,ht of ritien-bjp to children ef Mich a. an m. .theri a- hav. b,wc.me rcnidrnt an.l married e the into Ihe expediency of Mnendinu: the err ' s0 1 accompany 1 by a ri io!ution that it ii uu ipvh nt to make the- provision jiroj-o The STTA'TR nn -ented a coromunicai ,, from th I'r. Mdent of tlie Cnit.-d State-, ' ,,ii the -nbi. i t of the Cnml i rland road ; which on motion of Mr. VLT. I'LAN'CK. wa- orderi d to be n fernxt, with the ai rompanyin-' do-eumeut-, to the Coounlttio tt Ways and Mi anc. API OIX'i ;ifnts I1V TIIL rur.;-dILNT. Ity rir.d w it!, the conn-nt of the Si na'e. Lot i i M Lank, of iKlaA'arr, to be l'nvoy !' traofdinary and Mini-tor Plenipotentiary of tho I'rnted Stall at the Coart of the Linled Kingdom of Creat ltfitain and Ireland, v ice Jainca L'atboiir. Win.! am C. Rivrr. of Vinynia, to be Tnvoy Kyraordinan and Mineter nenipoterv - ti.ry of the Crntcd States to tho Court of His .ou-i iir 11.111 .iajeM- mu iin 01 i ranee and Navnrre, vice James ftrovvn, resigned. WiiiuM Pitt Pntiur, of Maine, to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States ut thoCourt of llisIWajo-ty tho King of the Netherlands. Cornflius P. VanNfss, of Vermont, to bp Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo tentiary of the United States at the Ctmrt of His Catholic Majesty, in place of Alexander II. Everett, recalled. Wasuinoton Irvinc, of New. York, to be Secretary of Lepation of the, United Statei near Hi9 Rri tannic Majesty, in place of William Beach Lawrence.
THE TARIFF, Contrary to the indications that weie held out by the proceedings jn Congress, it appears that the aubject of a revision of the Tariff will be seriously agitated at the present session of Congress. A bill for that purpose has been reported in the Senate, by Gen. Smith, the Chairman of the Committee of Finance, of a very important character, if it is likely to pass, of which likelyhood we can form no opinion. The bill proposed to modify, from and after the 30th day of June next, the duties on Iron,
in bolt;, Hemp, Molasse-s, Sail duck, Manufactui.'s of Wool, all Cotton Cloths, whatsoever, Wool unmanufactured, Clot lire ready made. Cotton bagging, Coffee, Teas, Woollen carpeting. Shot Max, Salt, ; and M-iiMMithiT articles. It proposes to a-' bolisii. lum and alter the pa ! fu m :.?id alter the nassm" ot the i act. all dutiesou iion, in bars, prepared for Uailways; and, from and after the 30th day of June, to admit free of duty, Wines of all kinds, Teas of all kinds, Spices, Cotlee, Cecou, various Fruits, Silks, China. Laces, Tin, Salt, Canton Crapes, ----- . Linen Cambricks, Lawns, Gauze, and a variety of other articles. This bill proposes measures of the deepest confluence; and, if seriously acted upon, will lead to great debates. U'lienever it shall be entered upon, and liorhups before we shall publish Uie bill at large. I.oi isvillf, Feb. 15, 1M0. Sn:ugling. On the 27th ult. Mr. Mallary, from the e oimnittee on Manufacture?, n port( d to the llou-e of Ueorest ntati eb of the L'nited States, u hill to aineitd k,ttn actio ixUJ . i i j. ... a ... - tent ion oi the srvtrai acis imnoMiii; ouues uu import," which was read and committed to a roii.iiiitu-e of the whole House on the state of the t nion. 'I he ohj ct of this bill i, to check Mntichiuc arid j rt vt ut the commission oi fraud ; upon tle rt vt line, by mean offaNc iiuoici-s. In other tf ruis, it is inU-nded to t-n-force t!ie pauiu nt of the duties now imposed by law n r the protection of American manufacture. Wr In lit ve the bill reported by .Mr. Mallary will he pa-ed by the House, and tra?t it will receive the -unction of the Senate. Louisville Adv. RAH. ROAD. The Kentucky Reporterof YVedm-'day hist contains an article, on the subject of thu Kail Road, in which weareas--uied that h'ut one point is thought of, for the termination of the road, and that poiut is l.oui ville. As the article to which we refer isr. ritten in a becoming spirit, we ihall copyit entire to-morrow, with a lit of the nanus of tl e suh-enbers and the amount of stock taken b each At the closing of the booke, ht .i-m-t n, at '-''clock P. ?d. on Tuesday, to. k the amount of :il(l,NiO had been taken; m,i v f calletb It will now devolve on Louisville and the inhabitant, re-idini; in the counties through wh'fh the rail way is to pass, not ouly to imitate, but, if possible, to excel Lexiugton, in joint of mti-rpri-e and liberality. In stub i sfruu'Je, we ran neither bo too prcmpt 1.01 too aud itions. It is now our buinrs to onvince tht people of Lexington, th.af , aJthouth t hav v sttotl tiriuly opposed to them in politics, we ran art hn.rmuniusly and t-nerL'i ttcally with them, in the prosecution of a work which i to add to our mutual prosperity and social i.nti course, and to the wealth and fame of the State. Let u demonstrate, by our act, that, w hile we aie f:rm and decidrd in the r rotection of our own rights and in tcrest; , w e cannot be inilucjicvd ly feelings of political or commercial jealousy ; and that we have ?ajracity enoueb to perceive, that the revival of Jhe prosperity of Lexington cannot fail to pive a fresh impetus to the couuaircc and rrowth of Louisville. lb. Fro? Mrxtco The editors of theNi vv Orleans Courb r have b n politely favored with I 1 .. .1' .... ..mt .. .f 1 1. .. .
- I uu iumn nil, 1 Mini 1 ui tl nini iii iiitlilil.lll libama, as-j in tlt:it c it v , rr o i t 1 i r -chooser Oscar, dahat StnfeiiH t( d V, ra f'nu, vJ.M Iec. fJ.
In Cane a hv the military have declared for a Central lovf rumen t, ami obliged the in-b-ibitant-to join thmi, the late Mini-ti r of Cinance, Tabala, was M-nt to treat with them but they would not receive him and he retur,,1 without doi.eany thin. Ibxtame, late 1 (:,, ( rnor of the -t-ite of Tamnulioa- i; in t)io ' ri ' oinijuuiui , ism me , , -t bonrbood of Tut Ida with a romiiYrahle 1 1 ' n'uri ' ' 1 1 " ' t 011 u. r.iou j f,m the lavt r-o-t 1 rou.-ht nows of hi bavini r-arehed lor t- e capital; Guerrero iortifvinMexico, but it - c -n.-r ally snpp(ed he will not 1 1 . t x . . rt f oe anie to nolo out against Ku-tamcnt. et, r I anta ana n it tins .mays since with the avowed but doubtful purrobO of sunpoitinir t Jin rror in the, asyet, exetint tiovernmer.t : he took with him from this place all the die; o;'. hie force, and 9 field pieces. Reality Insurance Company. A foreion journal slates that a company hr.. been eslablislied at Santa IV, South America t lie object of which i, to insure foul ile l eauty ! A woman may (stiir.ate her looks at whatever rum sdie please.", -r.d et insured at that valu. The jx riol for which leauty may be iia-ured is from the ppe iifl.r) to tint ofUO; and the cotnpany is bound to pvy the prudent fair one, a specified Kimi, if her beauty tToes olf. or is by accident injured, during a given period. London, Dee. l.rth 1S2 The rreueh papers teem with abuse of the resjiective parties tney opjKse, and any one not acquainted with the rancor and scmrility with vvhieh they defend their own principle?-, would think that the whole na tion wns ripe for tcvolution: indeed some eo so fir as to assert this in direct terms. There is no doubt but that France is a na tion ever diss itished. and prone to act uihhi tn.ojusi unpine, but they have the liorrots of the last scene of blood trx freh hofbrn j tbeireytdto wish a retition of tl,eae cf i,.ririr In our manufacturing districts there is..w,.,,,, luiuiuiin; ui irpuii. j ne Fame complaint arcrepeated daily; want of work and want of food. In many places sub scnptinns are set afloat, to keep the population from actual starvation. lhminosa that a short time since in these places seemed to be reviving is now worse than ever; it was an opinion that affairs might have reached tho worst, hut it seems that there is still more and more for tlie peer population to endure
STAT IS GAZETTE.
IIIDIAITArOLIS. THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1S30. An interesting discussion is going on in the Kentucky papers, on the subject of a proposed rail-road fiom Iexington to some point on the Ohio river, for which authority was given by the last Central Assembly of that state, by granting a very liberal charter to the "Lexington and Ohio Rail Road Company." Obtaining a subscription of $:i00,tH)0. they would I e clothed -iili rni f.nrnt ii'r; rnfro tlian this a- . , , . , , ubscrib d. TJie pc;:ona,ion of lJie rou(e of the rail-road. A: , e . i- .1. ai.:...: ti.rf - km - w rni-tiiiii'iiiiii.ii 1 ( i 1 iiiiii 1 1 1 f 'r the point of termination on the Ohioiiver, will doubtless be determined by a vote ot tire stockholders. Viowed in all its rela tions, this undertakin" of our sister state. will have some bearin" on the interest of Indiana. Should the road be terminated in or near the direction of Lexington to the Mi( hizan road in this state, we tdial then w itness the junction of another im portant link, to a jjreat cnam ot inland communication between the .orthanu the South. The spirit of entcrpii.-e which is abroad uj.on the earth, and the easy success of many inijiortant undertakines which were once laughed at as visionary and impracticable, now seem to justify the predic tion that the space between the Lakes of the North and the City of Charleston w ill he overcome by the construction of some improved mode of conveyance; which will be the means of eXeh:min the mine ral wealth of Huron and the abundant agricultural productions of Indiana for the cotton, the indigo and the money of the soiii hern states. Should the Kentucky rail-road be terminated at Louisville,' of w hich there is oreat probability, from indications presented by the Kentucky papers, it will then, perhaps. I eci me a matten-f Jdeep inter st to this state to improe the road from this place to Jethrsonvilh . This would uiveusa considerable participttion in the trade of the south, and brins much of the cmipntion in'o the besom of the country, which would otherwise pa's on westwaidlv. An extraordinary proceeding is s;.i(J to have recently taken place in the Legislature of Maine. The Cornmittet to v.Ijoiu was referred the returns of the ( lection for (.'overnor,rejortcd that Jonathan (J. lilintoon, the candidate ojposed to the administration, had leceived a majority of 3(.)out of-lfivol votes. The Sjeakcr and five of he Committee, belonged to Lhe Larne pvartyj and they brought tins rcstrlt in this ma.ii.er: the votes of three townships, whicli gave 77 for Smith, the Jackson candidate, and only M for I IunttKm, were rejected, because the town clerk iiad made only one attestation to the ceTtiiieate ; w hile the otos of another township which pave M to Huntoon were received, though there was but one attention Thi? injv.ftiee was detected, id the report of the Committee rejected at the expense of much harmony in tho Senate The following account of a remarkable phen unenon is copied from an Alabama pajKT. A long and intimate personal ac quaintance with tlie Rev. .Mr. .Morrison, who is alluded to below, forbids the editor to supjxe tint the account is a ji s , and he has every reason to believe it to be strictly true. Ri ssi Lvinr, Al b Jan. 11?, 1S,I). On Sunday h:st aUmt 1'2 o'clock, whilst the inhabitants of Uusselv file were listening to an eloquent and fervent discourse on the attributes of the Deity, from thelips ot the Ke d Silas M. Morrison, they were suddenly alarmed at a re poit as of a large cannon in the vicinity! This was instantaneously followed by a low, bolLw rum bling noise, w hich appeared to approach in southern direction, ami became more a::d more distinct. The Heavens alieady dark and cloudy, suddenly assumed a still dcqer hue until it became so dark that it was difficult to discern objects in the court house, where the congregation was assembled. All at once, however, the darkness gave place to an almost painful brightness: abodyot tire, apparently 20 feet in diame ter, was seen to advance with amazing rapidity from the sarr.o direction in which lhe sound had proceeded. It parsed right over the town with a loud whizzincr noise, and left behind a strong sulphureous smell. Ina few seconds, we heard another loud explosion: The same darkness succeeded, but Milton says, mot so palpabiy cLsciee. All were in consternation and dismav omen shrieking children crvin- arid men running to and fro but I thouoht 1 could discover in the ( htistian a reliance on the Cod cf the dement?, of w hich the poor woildling knew nothing. When a little composure was obtained, we nearly all, as of one accord, knelt down in silent prayer, and I know not if ever I felt its invigorating efficacy so vividly before. It then rained in torrents, and after some very impressive remains by our Uloved Pastor, bn the subject of what wo had all just witnessed, he kindly recommended us to Cod, and dismissed us. Well may we exclaim with the Psalmist "How awful are the ways of t lod, and his works past the comprehension of 111011.' EZEKIEI, KI'.WX. . ...... iTiivis or HEWS. A Cblkx Hoax. B. F. Fellows has issued proposals for publishing a nowsnaper at Woodstock, to be entitled "The llornot the Ureen Mountains." He promises to be a friend to virtue, and blow m Horn at folly. The contributions of tho American coloI"z?JJ2nlSocietyi fur te month ending on the 7th December, amounted ty
ltil 01; "of this sum, ,553 bu . the proceeds of a Fair lately held city of Baltimore, ' ' :e
In examining lives of those wlra. reached an hundred years and upward generally una that they were married y 4 and sometimes 5 times, and had nun. ' children. This shows that nisrr '; conducive to our health. 4 v , . In one of the criminal courts at I.rr a lad of fourteen convicted of the!) f -Y third time within a year, was sentenced H'en years transportation. He called fZ to the Judge, addressing l.im by an ireent epithet "Then I shall be just t f .Y. and 1 hope you will stiCK theie till I rY, ' back. 1 lie court, reconsidered tlt tei.ee, and ordered him to be transported f me. A OAXID. I shall not be haty in believmthata erous and hih-minded public will expect T to noticr the substrvitnt tmtklin, oah N ble, w hotaveus a ypecimen of Lis ikttnU meauru ?, in the last 'Indiana State (iazttu bv his assault upon rue, in tl tripple ch ir' ter of an av en jer, his brotbi r'ichaaj ion an the fupphant instrument and elahorator of junto of proscriberi for opilao4:., sak.. have lately un-beathed the .Avord, where t'w! had jvow i r, in defiance of the Constitution .5 lawsuf their country, and tlreatcn me a. ilesL-uction, for no other onYnce, thanlfCJ,:fc 1 cannot, in the honesty of my soul, think them in tolitic and religion; hecaun? it ; barely uH-cted l may be a candidate r.r! after aaint certain geiitkmen for certain fioi-S and because, acting with urufunr tT upon principles llways avowed, I believe th-. the present administration of the (u reral lvZ enuiient otieht to be supported. A kr.oh" c-ilii-e of much of this inanVinfair.ous cfi.iuct will justify me in rejecting all orbis subtle artinecs, to encaire me in an unfair controvirv w ith both lam-elf and his brother, at the ?an e time, until 1 shall nave di-poso.l oithf e7CI ami u.ore powerful of the cotij.ie, the Honorable Senator. The notorious f.d'ihood; contained in Noah's lu-t week's nr .pari, operate as a pretty safe guarantor to u.c ia future, arurt his spleen. At a t r;.;er tirt.e I intend to explain sati'factorik, to the pabm , o a mth oi uumoers, me tau-: 01 c citain news-pa; r, secret, and Itis'atnr e ctioi-tor-intr a-ain-t mc upon party piound; -mi thin I shall ili-po e of the brace of Xol Ses ar.d a!i they may hae said or written to ruin n., ina manner that will cive satisfaction to every man, w oman and child in the state. 4U'hat value w ere it, when a cunloth oia For one to thru:t his hand between hu tee'h When he might ?purn him with hi fat awav JAMES B. RAV. A ot-ntleman travelling thrcujii Mifs.?sippi was invited to attend one cd the State Court, then in session. Heeiueied tie lo hut composing tlie Court House, tr:d the first object that attracted his atlcntjor wns tlie dignified Judge, seated brtrkt uon an old decayed stump in the etr.'re of tlie cabin, paring his toe naila! Presently the Sheriff came in when His her.or inuuired if the Jury had been cauuh'? . "Xo,' he replied, ''but I have chr.scd do-sr. eleven of the rascals, and tied then with hirk; and ft me'ii and Fever. dcs rein pu; s. it of the twelfth rF. PrtZ:. WOTICS Is hereby pi en, tiiat those land.-, ivir.; m tbe trawtordsville Land Dist k in Ii.diani ,on the south tide of tlie vULh I river, witliin the miles of the rou.c tit; Canal, which have heietnlbre bevn ir chinned lor sale, but which have Utr. vvithheld fiom private entry, until the route of tlie Canal should le located, will be subject to entry at the Lund Oriice at (ran fi.rdf ville, at 12 u clock, on the Lui MomUiy in Aj ril r.ext,p,eviei.: !y to w'.m p-eriod, written application nuy le n.ado to the Register of the Land Oihce for any particular tract, and where two or mere pet sons shall hav e applied for the sane tract, the preference of purchase will be decided in favour of the highest bidih rct such applicants; as soon, after the orSce is opened rlr entry, as practicable. The fractional sections on the south of theWabasli,corresjHvndingwith thr seen the noith side of the river, through which the eanl may run, will not be subject to en try. By order of the commissioner of ti e General Land Office. SAMFF.L MILR0Y, Rcitir. ISRILYL T. CANBV, AVftrtT Land Office, Cra ford.-rille, Ft h nary 27, lot. ISrOTICE , , IS hereby given, tint those LAMi lying in the Fort Wayne Land District, in Indiana, within five miles of tlie route ot the canal, w hich have heretoloie ban proclaimed for sale, but which hue ken withheld from private entry, until the route of tho canal should bo located, v. .11 1 subject to entry at Fvrt iyr. ! ''- oVecA, on the fra! Mordcy m J'-j liext prniously to which lvriod, written apph; atiun may be undo to tlie Register el the Imd Office for any particuhr tract; and where two or more persens shall aut applied for t!;e same tract, the presence of purchase shall he decided in i vor of the behest bidder of such apj'le eants, as sv!on after the office is opencu for entry, as practicable. No part oi any section, through which the canal may run, nor any land north of tho route thereof, will be subject -try- r , By order of the Commissioner of General Land Office. ROBERT BRECKEXRII Register JONATHAN McCARTY, Rcrm&; Land Office Fort YayiiCt
rrbruanj 27, 1830.