Indiana State Gazette, Volume 1, Number 8, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1830 — Page 2
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FOREIGN
From the Xcic York Morning Herald On Thursday evening the 30th ultimo, ihc Earl of Aberdeen laid on the table, by order of his Majesty, a copy of. the Treaty entered into between lis Britanic Majcsu and the United States of America. Carl Stanhope objected to this and the other Treaties which arc founded on what was called the Reciprocity, system. There was, in fact, no reciprocity, for all the advantage was on one side; that is, was all in favor of thclJ. S.,and against this country . Wlien petitions were pouring in from all pnrts, and from all the ditferciU inVrcsts ia tlje country, complaining of distich, it was surely a bad time to sacrifice the interests of the ship owners and nther of our own count ry, in order to pro
mote the interests of the foreign ship own m- It would be impossible for Hritish
.hp owners to compete with the foreign, rmticuhrly with the ship owners of the
United States, on this system of rcciprot t
iy. It ought always to Ic kept in view,
that foreign vessels in general could Iw
built and equipped at one Inlf the expense tint attended the building of British vesfols. The Karl of Aberdeen admitted that this was not 'a commercial treaty of the description which would be satifactory to the Noble Karl with his view of the subject ; "but he w.5 very far ftuin admitting tint this country would" tier ive no advantage from it. With respect to the distresses of the country,' and the distress of the ship owners particularly, these distresses did not at all arise fiotn the alteration made in the Navigation Laws. Ien if the increase of British shipp'ng had U-en smpended of late vers, still that would be no sure criterion "tint tho alteration Ii.nl done harm, Jtlaugh a plausible argument might have "been drawn from tint circumstance. Hut the rt wis, that the British shipping had if ' yci:s goneon pogre5sively increasing, and more British --hipping had pissed the Sound l ist yeir, than in any year. All ;hejo fro "es however, were in some measure, nnitcrs of rxrvrimrut, and therefore :hev were to be in force for a limi'ed time; end in tvi5 present Treaty the duration was limited, so that it would expire at the same
Tir.' i wi'h the rer, and then Parliament would have 'be whole subject brought under its rnnVtdention. He found this Treaty advanced to a certain extent when he ,?.m into oilier, and tlie f lith of the country wa in some degree pledged l,crd (loderich did not think it necessirv to enter ujon tin discussion of the subject at length on the present occasion, a hi Noble Friend h id intimated that the whole matter would be, at a future period, brought under the consideration of Parliament" B i he had some time azo moved for certun Returns, from which it ap pei,.l that since this reciprocity system had Ucn adopted the British shipping had gnru' on in a cont mt progressive course of increase, as compared with the shipping of all the rest of the world, except Norway, which stood in a iMrticulir situation in' that respect, which made it an exmention. His return oided with the year
i- ; but he had little doubt that the in-
increase had gone on in tho course ot tho last year. Seine poke of the Treaties as tfMiovwjre merely speculative schemers .c-o '.ed o by Ministers, without any kind of n'Cf-ritv. But tint was far from being .'.e c .si ; fr as we hid levied very high d ties on the shipping of foreign 'oey retJi ited by imposing very
jchanies, all in the higher spa its.aiixLoUi to
leave the rand of their nativity, because she denied them the means of living comfort
ably by the sweat of their brow. Among
them is a number ot fine young men, car
pet weavers from Kilmarnock, who were
forced, by the want of work, to accept of
an engogement to go to a large carpet man
ufactory in the btatc ot INew xork. This manufactory wa9 erected and a-going about a year ago, and is conducted and manned
by Scotchmen, principally from Kilmar
nock. The principal part of thess emi
grants have a little money, and are going
to America, as some of them expressed it,
to save tlicix little all, from falling into the hands of the Jews and jobbers, sinccurists and pensioners. Some of them regret that
tliey did not go years ago, as in that case
hey should have taken away money that has been squeezed from them by the operations of 'Peers Bill.' The tide of emi
gration has this year fairly set infertile United States; and there arc two or three
other vessels already advertised in New
York, and passcngcis are daily engaging
births in them. The East India Company have rescinded an authority given to Europeans, by authority of Lord William Bentinck, to cultivate Indigo and other kinds of produce in Indis on sixty years leases. The rc rtriction will probably operate powerfully to prevent a renewal of their charter They have, how
ever, an immense capital, and a great representition in Parliament. They will therefore bribe it through.
POLITICAL.
From the Harrisburg. Reporter. Jackso.v in Pennsylvania.- We are pleas
ed to lay before our readers the following let
ter, signed by bti members of the legislature, expressing their approbation of the "wise, ju
dicious, republican measures" of General Jackson's administration, and respectfully urging him again to become a candidate for the presideucy. This manisfestation of the feeling of Pennsylvania, by the representatives of the people, must put down all speculation upon the subject. There is but one sentiment prevailing in the rank" of the democratic party, with regard to the importance of our venerated chief magistrate permitting his nam once more to be placed before the merican people; and every republican member of the legislature heartily concurred in the propriety of quieting the public niim!, by an early declaration of that sentiment. Many of the warmest friends vf (leu. Jaekecn in the legislature, preferred expressing the views and wishes of the party b a meeting,
which was accordingly held; the proceedings
of which are before the people, and have al
ready received the sanction ot the creat rc
publican state of New York, a w ill be seen
by the proceedings ol a meeting of the repub
lican members ol her legislature in this day ""3 earver. I he convention of the members of
the legislature of this rtatc,wa. fully attended and the resolutions unanimously adopted for no other nuroe, we venture positively to assert, could so large and i expectable a meeting have been tot up, on the eve of the adjournment. The malignant slanderer of gen. JacKson positively declare, that but "fiftysix" aye 4,MiM in round number, of the membeis of the legislature joined in ej re -.sting a wish that gen. Jackson should be a candidate for re-election ! Yet the letter it will bo observed is signed by sivty-cizht members, and it doc; not contain all tho-e who participated in the meeting three of the oiV.ccrs of the meeting, who are the mo-t ardent and sincere friends of sren. Jack-on, viz : Mr Urovvn
rioilS consideration the practicability ot i of the senate, the pn sidt nt : Mr Smith, spea
Information from a highly respectable source, has reached this Island, that his
.M ijest)s5 government have under their so
Of tLe twe-ut y-four states of the Unon, 1 r
those which rtmaiu in opposition to uie gen
eral administration are reduced to inree -
Delaware. Vermont and Massachusetts, And
in the latter tho federalistaboasted as much ot their success at the late election, as if they
had calculated on being deleated; exulted,
although the republican party in that state
MISCELLANEOUS.
To preserve Bacon sound and sweet through the Summer. In the American Farmer, vol. III. p. 139 Mr.'
had gained eight thousand votes inlittleniore j r"' -f " thanayear.--The prediction of the States- J. W. Lincoln, of Worcester, recomn.v.n-
iuan, that before the end ot General Jack-; ding mat liams alter being snioM-u shuuw son's first term, Every New-England state i packed away in OVTS. I fol'owcd his would join the great democratic party of the PV!,mnnq,,,rar nmi rraWv fed so much
I nh... runnnrt r t hiG n ! mini ct r.1 ti rill . . -
u,,uu!",u f I ; " f m Vi v; indebted to him for tho hint, thatl must seems in a fairway ot being lultulcu. .aJ. ,,.., , r A C lb-publican. ! publicly Uiank turn; and for the benent ot
J my neighbors, a?k you to republish tins The opinions advanced by President J. . le&r. To give the best proof of the beauin favor of the emigration of the Indians tifnl state of preservation secured by this now located in the Several Stated west of method, I scml yon a ham weijjhin 1 1 3-1
iheMissi-sinoi.are daily becominL' more ' pounds you will tind it perfectly fresh
popular. When fully understood they will and full of essence free from all sorts of . . ii i ... i- i ii -i mm tX.'.s.
doublless be generally approved. m uns specs or oiemisu. i hiisc uiuih ona nb;et ihf Ww Y..rW Statiman remarks modcof nreservin" their bacon free from
The policy of the United States, in our skippers or taint of any kind, should reestimation, to be pursued towards the In- collect that tho chest or vnak should be perdians imolves very little diflicdty, and ; fectly tight, and rai-od about tix inches consists in fixing a location for their future j from the surface of thy ground, and the baexistencc, beyond the change of circurn-' con packed in ipiile tight. A ham of this Ktanrrsi ;md the canririoim rimrtmrnt of in- I size should be boiled 'i 2 hours at least.
1
j York, S3 LeunJersliod there vrould be-
cock fight the next day at York and his
nend probably wished to attend. Thi--
was granted and the whole house runr wib V . mi t- i 14"
laughter, me iorK man was couibloU
put down and thus ended the fun. injur."
the whole lime, the sieakcr eft on reme
ed members not to leave their seats as thtre
were present but one or two more than a
quorum.
In rtferrinji to the best sources of infor- from exiericnce alwut receipts, but in this
mation,we have ascertained that the mini- ! care we can vouch for its accuracy, from
rof distinct tribes within the iurisdic-! rchar.ee both on the word and judgment
t ion of the United States, does not exceed of the writer. But it must not be ex-
ten ami that the a'"rcoate amount of in- !ectcd that oats will convert bad bacon in-
- - - r- r - - ia
purchasing the slave jiroperty in the West
Indies. To edict this object, the proposition is to fund all duties, arising from colonial produc, for six years, and to make up the defalcation of the revenue,' for the three, by other rrenns, and they have calculated that the MH,C(M) negroes, attached to properties in tlu? West Indies, will, at a valuation of f07. sterling enable them to pay that sum o:V at the end of 3 year; and the amount of taxation, for the sixth year, will be sufficient to pay the sameval uitiunfor domestic blaus belonging to
towns, .c.
(Kingston (Ja:n.) Chron.
livduals is less than forty thousand, it would
heieforc. be an easy task, and t yno maans
an expensive one, after assigning to each
tribe a separate district, to prepare a rude cantonment for their inhabitation, which
might form a nucleus for future improvements, and tend to secure them the advan
ces of education and civilizarion.' Lou. Ad ii
in th
it way we
rvre s ire to h ive the worj.t of it. and therefore t!u; adoption of thi3 syftein, was i in ittcr (f necessity; and if it h::d not
ker of the house of reprcseetatives, oi.eof the ice presidents ; and Dr. Harden, a iiicmber of the committer to ilraft resolution, did not si-n it they with several others uf ti e most devoted fri' tid? of gen. Jackson, prcfi rred expressing the feelings of the r-irt by a public meetin;. The truth is there wcie rv few if any of the members ol (he leM iture, who were ever frendly to :;en. Jackson, that !id not participate in the nicotine or i jnthe
lettf r! Ainl what iJ-till more galling to our
rerklr-s? oppoiunt, several highly rep c( ih! .1. . . r.l I r
iiii'iiiaiTi, .-npporurs 01 n." eiecuon ol or Adams before the last residential 1 1 rtion.
ioine.l ia the meetinn find signed the letter
Thus our frnnds in oth r states will Hivuver,
uiai Uie oomiiarii v 01 .unin w Ja -f , n m-
t rrasing, instead ol d.iUiinihing in lnn.-yh vania. HarrishurZi Mtrrh 00. lf-Tt.1.
To hi- Excellency, Andrew Jack?o:i, Prcsi dent of the United Jsta.
Donr ir : Th undcr-irned, rnembers of tlie
legislature of r-nn Ivania, before elo inir tin
duties assi-ned them by tli ir corit ituesit, beg leave to tender to von their be-t wishes r ' i t . i .
lor 3 our neruui and happine;--, and to ex
press to you the confidence rco-d tv them in the sound republican principles whih
mark the course ot our adminitratjon. 11
second political revolution r jfe ti d in V is
prorresMiicm a v.-a to attain tl o-e er( at rerultswhih fvcre fondly anti it ate I, and
which in the end, we arh r.tly hope, will tend
to cement in stToti-er b inds the repuolieai
lemurs oi mc country. in a n-e govern merit like our:, p:irtie ; rnu t and will vet-
It hould b- o, inasmuch n- it F( rves to jnak thoe wtso arc dominant, vigilant and activt
in thodischar;re of the impsrtant duties winch
girt life, health and activity to the ;re it prin
ciples by uhich, as a tree p,e op.e e shonld be
governed. It the voire of Fcnnyj h ania which has recently been promi-mly" and el
ficiently exerte d in the election of our r-ent
distincuetied cruel macinrate can haveinllu ence, it will as heretofore be ex rtcd in indu
u idf.pted, thec could pcircfly be a
douldbut that the situation ol this country would have be n much wotsc than it actinllv war By this mems tho British shippii'g would be enabled to cornpe'e with the shipping of all the- world; and it was to be oVer.ed 'hat the trade carried on bv British shipping w ith the United Stages exceeded all the tnde carried on with i.iu. States, by the shipping of all the rest vftheworld put together. The n'tin.ite fctr-e.t ef the . -tem hr- believed, would lc of great adv:.iitage to thi country. I .nrl Flllenborniif-h ol.vned. ti.:;t al-
; ;(K.al! t!ic Briti vi se imen and tonnage1 ctuing the hist ton yean, had exceeded the amount of loarr.Ln and tonnage npjTtion.ug to all foreign vessels that traded v.iththii country w ithin the same jriod. This, lie ackuowled'jed, had made him a convert to the policy of the treat's, a!-Iho'li-Ind rather incliri'l to an opjsite opinion, until he thus ascertained the effect if 'heir operation. "Ivirl Stai.hope contended that the a'nount of profit wi?, afu r all th; principal ctr.t to wliich all such enquiries? h' onld teid It was impossible that British shijiing ovtbl fairly eompf'te wliitb tU: shipri'i 'of foreign owners which could be
.oilt. mifini-,1 and cnuinocd at about half
........ - - i - 1 1 ;he expense. The Resolution introduced by tho Chancellor of the Exchequer for reducing :hc -1 per cent Stock to l 1 -15 per cent was a greed to. Accounts have reached us this morning from Tripoli, to 1'ieM'i Feb. the corps
were bv no means fa von bio. In tin
1 ring you to permit your name and di'tm-uish
ed services ugam to c pn scntrd to the Aiuer
lean pfor.ie. euerm u ol importance t'
the maint( Kance of com et republican nrinci
pie, that the country should not thus early be
aam drawn into a warm and irulent co.i
tet a t who !iall be 3 our si: ce -or. li t!
peo:lecan indulge a hope that in acrf.'jn
ependent sovereignties.
(crWe can seldom undertake to speak
A Steam Fire Engine, has Uen hot into successful use by Mr. Braithwaite 0f London ; it is worked on the same principle as the "Novelty," and was manufactured by the same Engineer. At the bumingot' the Argylc rooms, it was incessantly, worked for nearly five hours; dischaHn"from thirty to forty tons of water per hour It threw water over a pole DO t'ect hhh
erected for the purpose of experiment--The expenditure of fuel was only about S bushels of coal during five hours; and the
help of two men suthced to keep the steam
up, and sujierintend the w orking of the en
nine. I he total weight, with the ocmr,
mcnt of fuel and water is incredibly smll 1101 more thean forty-fne hundred wei-.'hr The Mechanics, lagazine for Feb. contains an accurate drawing and iiescrip!icof this machine.
A Washington correspondent of the
Lynchburgh Republican, says, under date
of the ."ith inst. that "an express has jiut a'rived in tliis city from tho state of Mississippi, announcing the pleasing intelli-
ence ot the determination of the ( 'hoctaw
tribe of Indians to emigrate to their wt-st-1
em possessions, l lie express is the In-ar-
to good; all that is promised is that this
will preserve it in statu quo. America 2 arfner.
Another mode of preserving ail hinds of smoked meats is this: Tale a tiero or box and cover the bottom with charcoal, reduced to small pieces, but not to dust; lay them dow n on coal in compact order, then cover the layer with coal ; and so on till your business is done, and cover the top with a good thickness of coal."" A writer in one of the papers of the day says UI have for more than 20 years past, kept meat hanging up in my smoke house, through the summer season, v.i.d no ftv or bug his injured it, To prevent such injury, I take clean strong ley, made of wood ashes; I common
ly boil it, to nuke it stronger than it gen-
crof a treaty, (voluntarily entered into bv
the Indians, in the absence of tho agents ! orally runs oil, then 1 take my bacon and
of the government) sent on for the approval j smoked beef, having two or three gallons
and ratification J the United States' au-, ed the ley in a large iron kettle, I take each
thoiities lieie.1' Riehmond Enquirer.
The Britisli Traveller publishes a vcrv i
interesting accouat ot some highly important experiments exhibited at the Roval
Institute, I.ondon, before a wry numerous
audience of the scientific woild. bv Mr.
Watson, upon the mode of preventing ships from foundering at sea. On entering the Theatre, the first thing that met tile eye w ere two large tin reservoirs filled with water, and over one ol thorn was suspended a beautiful model of an eighty gun ship, and other apparatus, intended to dem.ustrato the practicability of the plan propped. The lecturer, Mr. Watson, proce (led to -tatc the details of
' his plan. In one of the reservoirs was placed a tube tided with air. Tins lloated though an hundred and a half in weight placed oji it. He then proceeded to rne experiments on the nuclei ol the eighty gun ship, which was loaded with a
weght to le espial to having onboard the full complement of nun, provisions, &c. for a four months'' voyage. A leak was sprung in the bottom of the vessel, and she gradually sunk. The moded was then tilled up with the lit tubes, and the water was again let in, but the model would not sink. The lecturer turned the model topsyturvy, but it instant! righted ; he afterwards ' . 1 1,1 .1. C 1' . I
loicia uuown eeiuw me vUrucc OI use to tl ir wi-hc. a hereiofore, the warmth of water, but it instantly sprung up. the decks former contents may be spared, tl,eV ill be
U-ing quite tree 01 Water. He then placed j sbleto roww- i peace and quiet, and b f..re
a mast loaded with one pound of loud at i 01 3' ir 'cnn term, win exp.-tt with ,1 . i t r . 1 , c . t cor.Cdcr.ee that t!, creat erinri-di -; f covtlie top. winch was equal to lit v tons, as . , . .1 r 01 1 ' iJ , , . ,l. 1 ernmeiit.tl relorm u ill be o hirmo!,, o-d ;ind
comparen wun increiaiive m.c 01 me mo I- arranged, that the affairs of the n,t..(!1 ror
the tature, will move on certainly, peacefully and happily. Ixpress,n- hat v. e In I anil b liee to be the laiiL'naje of our ( ondituents we claim to ladulire the expc t;it:tu 1I1 it your avowed principle "neither to sr k n r decline to ft rve ) our country in pu'dn; o.'Th e,M will ttill be adhered to that th' n by the people may obtain icpose, and toward the termination of your second term, be brtti r pie; ared to look arom.d aifl avrtain irjto who c baiidi can be best confided the 1 are ;.nd u'u irdiansliipofour deareat riht, our .happiness and indcpendi ie e.
1 lii- omiiiuniration i not ni.-rie with the intention of obtaining from you any declaration at thi time upon the ful'iei (. V rue aware that pu?ons would be f):ni.l to call
Mich declaration premature, befn.e some j;cn-eral;xpres-ion of ratir-faction in relation to
the course you h ive pursued had hern exhih
ted, and time afforded for it to he 1 vinccd . I, n ...... I ... I - . r . . .
i elm- n .una, nercvoiore, i;r-i 10 cxprtMInT attachment lnion this subject, e k tuily to
maintain th position -he has niimn!, and to cypres through her repn utativc her con
tinued conhdencf in your stmi political inte
nty ; and the wi-e, judiciou-i, lepublican
j measures ol your administration ; nnd tether
We.t India ycgttiatiov. The N. Y. Gazette uf Thursday morning, has the foluwing statement : Latent. A letter was received in this
city yesterday, by a mercantile house,dated
in London, on the'd inst. It was received via St. Andrews, at which place the es
s-el bringing it arrived on the 17th
piece of meat, and dip it into the lev, so
that it is completely wetted with it, then let it dry; then I hang the meat free from hugs and vvoim.", and no taste of ley is ever p;?i reived, not even on the outside."
A FROLICSOME S17T.
111?
in
a pass.ige ot 1 1 days. 1 he object ol the
letter is to communicate intelligence of
From
the
Harrisburi ( Venn IntcUJircn-
ct r. Tun last Ni iiiT or Tin: Sr.ssiox. The legislature of Pennsylvania had resolv-
the close of the negotiation between our oil to adjourn on the 7th of April, and reminister and the iti h government res- ! turn to their constituents. On the aftenoon j-cting tho Colonial trade the latter hav- J of the sixth it wjs agreed not to meet in mg signified to Mr McLean that his argu- t!io evening, although there was some imments wore insutliciont to reiider the re t- ! portant private business that must go over jeiiing of that trade expedient. j to the next year. A motion was made and
carried, however, to meet at five minutes
l'xtiart of a letter from Wa-hineton, to the j past midnight, not to do business, but to i:ditor,oftheKichmor.di;uqmrer, dated, I adiourn. This was done for the purpose
To have
of drawing pay for another day.
adjourned five minutes before midnight
would not do, five minutes after would put into the pockets of theic men whom the
March K, 1
ci:n. SCOTT. 41 You will see from the paper, that this callant officer is at preant at the seat of eovt rn . .,. . ....1 1 . . -( .
11. lit ru 1 11 1 ii"4 III It c nillilk9 111 , -i v.
the r,K of Col. Uo-rr Jone. It mu-t have ciciilii lo iionsr, hvC(rsix hundrtHl Ih-ii cratifyin? to hi friends in Yir-inia, a- dollars more of the public money, fi.-r which well a-i to thos-.in other part"! of the I'nion, to llare v;ii to be no service londcred. Tho hare witne.M.l the kind cnolial reception he evening session being disiiensed with, the h i? met with here not only iroui hi military 1 1 . . V .1 n . 1 r 1 , if 1.1 ii 1 . - members (not all ol them) collected in comradi who loiuht liy hi.?ide,ainl witneii- .V
ed onsotnanv occasions bis clorious ronJuct groups m tJio ctnicrcm inn taverns, c
Rercit in the House of Refwc li VYorL; A desperate ret was committed, abcu sundown on Thuisday evening, bv son-iC of the Iniys confined in the house" of ref uge. We learn that four of them, heacitd by one named Peterson, a largy Uv (rratlier man) aged 'JO, had cn.ercd into a conspiracy to lock up their teacher ard feet their escape on Sunday evening next Fearing a premature disclosure t!iU- dctermined to make the attt mpt on the "above
mentioned evening. Thev aecordin ,
attacks! Mi Terry, the teacher, and urea them felled him, by a blow with a Mitrk on th- back of the liead. Two ais:s!ar. .Messrs. Wymcr and Armstrong hr. mediately rushed to aid Mr Ttrry, w hen a seuf lie ensued, which was terminated by th i; securing .Mr Peterson not howevt r, without leingeaeh seriously cut by hi:n with a razor, fastened in a wooden handle. Mr Terry received a severe tlish wound in t'.e inner part of the thigh; happily the hr-c blood vessel escaped injury. Mr Amistrong was cut in the wrist, and arm, ar.c! .Mr Wymaii received a great number ot wounds in various parts of Ins body T.tc
severest were on Jus elbow and le.
i fatal result is anticipated to either :
three gentlemen, but they will pu v.r.i confined a long time. There were no less than 100 bovsp--. ent at the time of the all'iir, who vu re r.v; ged in a single row to receive the inun ctions of the teacher. Most of them manifested an inclination to support the conspirators, but the discomfiture of the ringleader deterred them from joining in the af fray. Ve arc happy to hear that Mr Hart war? ne.t injured, !ts was slated in an evening pi. -nr. At the time of the attack he -w-i ta
ll . . 1 1
Mug iea in ms nouse.
el, and though the mastwr;s brought down
to the level of the water, tho model instantly righted. Thus it was demonstrated that any vessel having the tidies could not sin'i. Tho lecturer thru took retrospective and perspective views of the British Navy. Since: 111KJ, M73 ven ! of war bad been lost, viz: 083 wrecked, '. foundered, and 1 'I burnt. Mounting MUX) guns; which, at j'000 a gun, h id hern a Ioh to the
country of iflrtMMMM; and 7:;K) seamen
had perished. J b' Aav y now consisted of!
M gunships, witli '."( t( guns; which were
ecjiial to Hj millions f.f money, Thse ves
sels could lo fitted ep, f-o that no imjx di-
n:rnt should beo!!ered, at the rate ol ri(M)0
per vessel; and the tul-es being of copper, would yield nearly the whole amount a
century heneo. The Safety-tubes could lie
fitted in a King's ship at five shillings jcr cent.; in an Iist Indiainri at three shillings er ( ent.; in a West Jndnunri at
twenty pence jer cent. : and in general tra
on the field of battle but bv the president
and secretary oi war, and other didmsrui-hed men, at this time at the seat of Government. 1 was pit sent when he and thr priont f.rst met, and was extremely delighted witlil! tnanie r in whit h they saluted -arh etla r. It was the ineetinj of two hrraes and jatriot-
for whom their fellow citit ih will neyirceac
o h ive the hihe-t admiration. Their lame
will be identified ith the jrlorv of (heir ctiun-
ry.Folon a the plain ol ru an and toe
bore of the Niagara vhall hne exiUt nce.
Vhateer unpleasant ijicidents may have, iu
former timt ,int( rruptnl the friemKhipnf th ;o tv. w callant mi n, they are now buried in oblivion ; and I amdisp(i d to believe they will be cordial friend the remainder nf 1 ir li 02
drinking healths, wishing each other 10-e-
JlrriraUfthr Raro.'l'h - faitc-1 Stat: sloop of w arlVacock, Cipt. McCall, arrive i at I'ensacola on Sunday, 4th ia?t. fro: a Vera C uy which place she "left on the -J?th u't We are hapy to state, (as the (iizettf,) that hcrot'.icers and crew are" in -oM health. The IVacoek haf been absent from lVr.acc!i more than five months, dunnc ail which t:n.e fhe has teen on the Mexican eoa-t, afi'orJin; such protection to our commerce in that quarttr, a the present disturbed -tate of' the
lections, nnd sinring '1 lore's a health to ' suntry calKtl for. The affairs of Mtio jolly Ruvhus. U )! IO! lO! Thomidnioht -1 biin in a very di-trrtH I m" i . o 1 0 , -tate. I he reicn of the 1 re nt con i".a: t bed rung, and five minutes niter, tho usual vartv?it .a5 anticipated, would he ef v.rv rap and exclamation v.s !:eard bom the short duration, and who would succeed ihou
K .w.CI fs
dersat two shillings jx.r cent, oil the value j ih the hope that the country may aam I
of the ship and cargo,
Tlic vessels so fitted up would require 2fi() tons above her register lo sink her. af-
firding a perfect life-ship to crew and cargo ind if wrecked, every pnrt of the vessel would become a life-boat. The Russian, the American, and the French fiovemment had the plan under consitk ration, and ;ds;o tho King of the Netbf ilamh. The lectioer e.pn ssed bis perfect conviction tint ships so fitted up would never sink. The lecturer was received with marked atten-
pre
cceding month, a whole mountain lnssunk tion, and elicited great applause.
near Misuratn, the northern boundary of '
An Aqn-opos. One day at the table of
the hit. Dr. I'earse (Dean ot hly) jiKt as
the Syms, and "all attempts to appioath
the cba?m,lnd been prevented by tJieeuus
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sum 01 sniMuuroi.s vain uns, iiom wiinjii.i . .1 . 1 .1 . .,t
. . r 1 1 11 r ! UIO t.ioill was 1 v 1 1 1 1 I" iji'Mcw, sue cci it is interred, that a volcano haJ beeii tor- r, , , . . , ' , . tw ... it i ol discourse happened to be that ol an extrained tfiere. j onj;In,y Ia()rt;,ity amont the lawyers. 'Wo have lost,' said a gentleman, 'not h ss VrQmthe(ng0KCLroiddc,2(MhMiireh. ,jnn (.tnif,(.rit barristers in as many
On the OGth int. the American brig months. The Dean, who was rpiito deaf.
I loyd sailed lrom iireerioek lor INew rose as Jin friend finishe1 his remarks, and
York, with 1H p.'iisengors. I'Ikj passeji- gave the company grace: "For this ami
gcrs presented a motley group of young and (;very other merey, the lird'.-i name Li of both fey.es, ancultura.'its and iac- prci-Q Jl1' The cirect was iirc-jistiblo.
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niiortu ii me opportunity oi navm; tinee scr
ice, thebcnelit of which she is laov so haj-
puy fnioyinj. on tlas nilaet t, sir, v. -e speak
not only our own sentiments and opinion-, but
let ! that the people vill accord t ti e su,-
testion; and eyery v. heic respond to what wo
nave tietlart d
Wishing you hir, life, healtli and hapi-
nese, we itmaiti )our friends and fcllow-t iti-
Signed bv C inrrnber-''. ClNClVJATI .VrtV 7, Political rrgt iv ration in Xtw Eii-rhnd.
We learn from the IJotori Statesman, that
at the recent election in ( ormecticut, thir
teen democratic republican Senator wert
ej'-cterl, out of twenty-one, anil a decided ma jority d" republicans in the house of itepre scntatives-.
Thuiit appears that a majority of the peo
pie of Connecticut and Rhode Hand have
followed the examplt pf their patriotic brethren in Maine and New Hampshire, in choosinir their public agent from anion? the friends and ftipporters of the present administration. The loast of him who voted alone for the impeachment of Thomas JeflVron, wi'Jner.! an amendmf nt, so a tofread 'the party which fell with the first Adamc. has aho falhn with the rtconi.
chair
i;77fi House 7,-ill co:?:r ti order." 'J'hi-; was not to expected, however, now; it had rarely happened daring the session. After w. iiinu a con-id rabletimo, it was found that conning was in vain. Tho clerk was ordered to call the names of the u.emU rs, to asceitain whether a quorum
was t ry uncertain, as the sol liery , ia wi i.hand seemed tote the disposing ajwtr, v.tr
any leadt r who !.-. : Tv.f
ready to titrate
meansot pay inr them, I t piilauir.,- bc nt it -. Ittistameute had br n enabled so far e sietain his cov rnment, but it was t alcu. itt; that his re'i.nrt es were nearly exhausts i. i :1 that his power must nd with them. Air ; the other cmIs crowing oat of this dist' - . J state of thint in Mexico, are thevxat:or.
and depredation sustained by foreign coir.
wa, present in;t;'y, fi.ril wa.; evident that
I he central dined with the pre-ident y t ?tt r- toe ?.t!ftds ol some hail been kit behind at ! merce. Indeed, to sikIi an txttnt b.?.s th:
liy: and it 1 unnecessary to add, received t'ne tavern. Tin; two ht)iS0s5. .ci,!,. . 1 eyil been felt of late, that it rc ms for tl.'
tro.nh.n. every mark ofkind, and fclent at- , ine of adjournment, had to wait for I hay e extinguished our co::: l( lilion. . , J : inercril rrlalions w itn Innt runrtrv f )N
i no "ovc rnor to read over ami sign a m:m til:v, Un tite IV:i..ock ?:ul, tJ fro:l; Vt ra rn, I...11.11.I..A 1 1 "
THF, Ali.MV.
bei of bills that, during tho proceeding tj,av, Inrt K'iccivl P.;o .v... .,v.l .1
apjonrs fiom the oflici il report of i;l . 1 . 1 11 ' r-, i . o . ,lr '!I " like two hours, during winch lime tho
o an.u,,u, o,c t.eiary 01 vvur, 10USft was( a
l scene of all sort:? of fun On
mat me numerical torce ot the army tinder i. r 11 .1 r .t . :,.,r, , - 4- 1. - ; honest old gentleman from the committee its present organization, is as fol owv I c 1 i 1 1 1 T, ri o 11 1 Km,,w&- 1 of vice and immorality had tho day imoM j.. (icnornl; J Brigadier general 1 vious made a repoit of, the subject , inAdju ant (H ncral; 2 InsjKxtor (.enerals; 1 tomponmco. It was laid on the table-Quarter-Mas or; i (.enerals; Quarter- One gentleman l,om tho tavern,
inasters; 1 commissary -enera d su si- r 11 r . . .1.1 ,1 V icnec rnnkcnrSn--. o oi pat.iotism that he could scarcelv
. . , , i kJllll'HUI V t lit I
.i.ll. f.ii.r..i . - .. . y . 1 t
1 si 0 1 t Ir. . warn vtiiiiijiii s nine r llllticr IIS loan as; 8 Surgeons; 1 Paymaster (ieneral, It Im,u,cl lh:it r,0l) s Z . . !
raymasters; 1 Commissary Oneral of lir;,ltri -n n V , i . 1 1 . . it -J A... pnnteil. lne motion was seconded bv lurchasos; 1 assistant Lnmnecrrt! M lita- . : ,
... Ci 1 r 1 , , . "in " u i nut a paiiioiic. 1 no non(,o!onels; 11) M iiors; TJ0 cantains- MS ,u- 1 t r 1 .1
1 - i iiiv j i Hl I f -
sooner had he risen, than balls
dii.zing past his head from
and the old man after explain
ing Mora 11101110111,' dodged to his seat a-
Lo onels; rJM,jors; rjO captains; MS ,hin aml defen, fust Lieutenants, 1 1 Sergeant Majors; 1 1 ,ort No ,oonf Qmutermaster Sergeants, M Sergeants, J,f wcrp w tw hXI all,pnrcrs,and
1(S Artificers; enlisted men for Ord
nance; 1152 Privates; 510 commissioned Otlicers. The eastern Department consists of 53 Companies; 'J.'Ki commissioned Officers; and 5,((VJ non commissioned ofliceis and
privates.
midst a loar of laughter, which showed
the great ;ori2 digniht of the representatives of the people. The speaker was unpleasantly situated he was obliged to put the senseless motions. A member lrom York made a motion to reconsider the
vote on the division of MibMin county, in
TJie Western Department consists'cif 5')
and -josr. lnn miyuA nt..... lertcteasoanold g( nth man who had
aim ,)een i( ils jVorT
(iiitaie.
A1YSTKUIOUS.
:e ohl l enlleman re
torted by reading in his plate tlie dolorous resolves of a York county meeting upon -1.1 1 . . " 1
ine toss 01 1 ne rati road, i he old ontle
A cjsk was picked up m the B.y, just man acted as speaker too, for at the end of below hort La layette yesterday, which every resolve he would sing out m hi hu uiwrn cumulation was found to contain morons tone itrimth w...
the Whesoftl.rcepei-sons,(twomalcsand ro;u;i? Aye was th one female) with their heads and feet cut sponsc, accomjin.ed with ell. iIr. James Church, the coroner, at , the old man's head AVIu
contain morous tone, 'ni the house agree to thi
c univctsal re-
paper balls at
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ti e .Virrowfc, held an impiest over the bo- i had finished hin rail r.vttl .i..t;..n i.
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there remained net an American ve-tl ir port. The I ;.rot i ha? t een l'oitunitcin nndcin; etFecttial aid to several ves.-els in di-tr-:, whilst h inj ;;t Vera Cnu . Amen; uhich were the Ilrjti h tioveieni nt PacLtt f.oldllia h, the Kiench shij, ln, and the V.nrliHj bris: Ant from London. 1 hi l itter ve.--tl od the i.iht of ti e lPth of February, ahore on ai ecfabont r miles to the eastward of Vera Cruz. The following niorninc tue boats of the lVacork wete sent to hr iU. tanre, nnd every eertin made to i t lirr . but finding she had bilged ' (at the reane-t eJ
the t aj tain ol the Ant.) thev rroeeede-1 to f
nrenk down the hatches an 1 save the caro. This thev fiieceededin dainr, t the amount ofabout'lU-VMJ.
Tho Philadelphia observes :
atmday Ihdlctm
dies, but we hau; not heard the result
-V. Y. Sentinel.
So tho beautiful Fiigate which has Iwi lying at our whines for three yers past i: to leave us at loast ! She was built for the Mexicans, and cost ,00,000 ; but thev were too poor to pnv for hf r. The Kus?ian government has purchased her, and she will soon leave our poit. A moie beaut: ful sptH:imon of naval arclvtecttne never floated. She w ill 1 ear honorable evidence to the skill and genius of Philadelphia workmen. Whcever may be fortunate e nough to command her, may indeed glo ry in so "iight a ship," and feel his her: swell and beat with him as - "lie moves the monarch of her peopled deck." It is reported that Lieut. W. V. Ram sy, oft he United States Navy, has been apIKiinted to tlie command of the above vesri.l nrwl iliat afier i;itinT IVauco and hr-
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concluded by asking leave of absence for ("land, I ? J1 proceed in her to Oicnad
I t if
i 1 i
the rwl ot the wssioi!, for his friend fro:n Kd Col Ouz: