Madison Daily Courier, Volume 1, Number 57, Madison, Jefferson County, 5 July 1849 — Page 2

DAILY COVJl IE li . n. v. Ac j. is. t o vT;- 1:1 Tiiriwan i:vi:m -v IOR GOVERNOR, JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, OF TARKE COUNTY.

I OR LIEUTENANT GOVEf-NOP. , JAMES II. LANE Or LEAR CORN COUNTY. IOR CONGRESS, SECOND DISTRICT, CYRUS L. DUIYIIA3I, Of WASHINGTON COUNTY. fjrSince our last report we hear of four new cases and four deaths from cholera. in -All ros a, wic Liiu.tri" i" - & I .l.Jorn lii tf. IirPU.11 111?

From Sunday noon until Monday noon j all over Europe, to make enquiries, the answers thirteen deaths were reported. Five more ; to which show that their promise was made withwho had been attacked on Monday would, : out rejection or authority of law? A more hu-

it was thought, not recover. There was not more than two hundred and fifty persons in the town. Cholera r.s Lexington, Kv. The Louisville Courier says: "Fy private advices we regret to learn that the cholera is on the increase at Lexington. Much alarm is beginning to be experienced in that city on account of several recent cases. Mrs. Huggins, wife of Thos. Huggins, Esq., was attacked on Sund ny night and died yesterday morning Mr Joseph Winter I was attacked the tame day and died about the tame time. fr The word "fishy" seems to have i

gone into general use lor the purpose of j Mexican, as proscribe a man for voting against ! can,e Iatel' mucil alarmed about cholera, and designating a politician who is legarded as j him, said Senator Crittenden, because he hales, under the illoellce of this fedr indulged in the somewhat doubtful. We notice that a l-.alhes proscription. Look at the proof. He has ! use of chloroform to quiet his nervous feelings. Washington correspondent of the Phi I a- i victimized almost every democrat within his To such an extent did this powerful medicine indelphia Ledger makes frequent use of the I reach, and darkened the whole land with proscrip- flllon(;e his s'ste,n' as t0 reildt'r n'y J,. Our neighbor of the Banner is en- lion- Let the Democratic Senate inquire into capable of busmess, but dangerous to be left at

titled to the honor of coining that word, atut many of our citizens are yet familiar with the circumstances which gave occasion for its use. We go for having the word inserted in the next edition of "Webster's unabridged," with a note explaining its oi igin. Cholera Emigrants. The St. Louis Republican says that an examination of the- daily report.? which have been published for some weeks past, of the ravages of the cholera in that city, presents the melancholy fact, that at least three fourths of the mortality is confined to emigrants from foreign countries. The Louisville Courier says that five sixths of all the deaths from cholera in that city have been of Irish and !

German emigrants; and in Cincinnati the? ! 0f a cholera atmosphere. During the prevalence I A Fine Region for Farmers. There is hardproportion is said to be near the same. j 0r t;,js epidemic in St. Louis, numerous and se- ' a fin" tract of land perhaps in the world than fj7 The present population of San Fran- I vere ll'unticr storms have occurred and to such the delta between the St. Croix and the Mississip-

cisco is thought to be about 75,000 a mi , i ' H i larger number than the tuildings can accommodate. Many live in tents, and hundreds pleep on the contiguous sand hills, and live as they lest can. There were five American ladies, in all, in San Francisco. 07" The Cincinnati Dispatch says that private advices represent the state of affairs in Dayton, on account of cholera, as most deplorable. On account of the fa'a".v "eufe laiimirs, ui mi.iH mauits appearance, the idea that the disease is j contagious, has become preva'ent. Thy- j . .. i : .....: t- :i : , ; ... i. : v. . . j f icians themselves are panic-strictien pa- , tients suffering from disease are left to die alone and neglected husbands desert wives in this fearful -extremity, and daughters forget what they owe lo the mothers that bore them. Gen. Worth. Anangements have been made by the N. York Common Council, for the purpose of conveying the remains o Gen. Worth to his native State for inter- i ment. L7 Bathing houses for the poor are be- 1 ing established in Foston.a number of mi!lionares having subscribed liberally for the purpose. 0r The number of cholera interments lit Sf Louis, on Tuesday, the 'M ir.st. were 1 '-'-. Tlie weather for several d uavs previous had leer, exceedingly hot and damp. 1 he following persons have died from cholera in South Hanover, since Tuesday last: Mr. Scovet!. Mr. Maxwell, Mr. Corey, Mrs. J. II. Dunn, Mrs. Sinuns, .Mr. Small, Mf. Smith and Mr. Froadv. iVST!io l-'mnf r.ir nt' I!iKii i h'lS il f T n i p.l U-w' "v. ...j v . v. one of the Frinces c!" the Empire, Prince . ' , (.angann, to the position oi a common soioier.ior presuming to c r n .-: a icasi comniin 2iary to the-French Republic!

The Exteuitio-x i.n aid of Sir John Fkankux. A great blunder has Wen made by the Administration at Washington, in regard to this expedition. After replying to the appeal of Lady Frank

lin for.aid, acquiescing in her request, and anp'.aU' ding her devotion, it now appears that the Board i

of Naval Officers, to whom the subject has been .; emigran,s were instantly killed, and fifteen perreferred, have reported against the feasibility of ' SQn3 scajej. the enterprise, because it is too late in the season, j The Quetf n, Coronation was celebrated to-day, and because our Government owns no vessel suit- ! &nd saiutes fired by the garrison. able to this service. Sixty thousand collars will . r- s Gf cholera occurred in town to-day,

cover the cost of building andequppiug two coast- j iing vessels, but Air. Preston, the Secretary of the ,' I . . , ! Navy, thinks there is no authority to make such a disposition of the public monev which has been ', appropriated to specific purposes! This is a mor- ! j- i l . i i tifying predicament in which to place our coun- 1 trr. YVh,. a;a ,v, LiminwiAn ..,-.,! I J ' ' J iiub lilt' ,.iwii.jwj..avai U.1V,C i (. 1 i-k I the practability of the enterprise, before promisr j ing with ornate ostentation and lengthy compli- . ! ment, to send the required aid? Why have they : waited till their promise is published and praised ' waiieu im uieir promise is puonsnea ana pr initiating dilemma in which to place any country it would be impossible to imagine, or no one more difficult to explain, or in the explanation of which ! such deep contemnt must be felt for its bun-liner ! authors. Pennsylvanian. i a o a 1 Tayi.oris.ms. When Gen. Taylor said "I am a whig, but not an ultra paitizan vhi.a" he meant to say he was just whig enough to turn every democrat out of office, but not quite ultra enough to hang them on a gibbet. Gen. Taylor who was to "proscribe no man for opinion's sake," according to the solemn assurance oi senator Lriitenuen, has already re111!- 1 i . . moveu nunureus irom oince wnorn even Daniel Webster and Francis Granger, with all their poi litical ferociousness and malignity, spared in 1641. jcrGen. Taylor would as soon run from a I the causes. Kr If anything imperious called for the impeachment of a President and his exclusion from nnu-pr iv, tu a Jnrhr,? rf,i:r,na n x ' (Will sav that the forfeiting of hi word, the f:,lBifi. ! ontlnn nf ).!. .a n.i 4i,.. i f i.:. ' plighted faith with the people by Zachary Taylor, most surelv does. Humanity itself is dishonored and disgraced by the faithlessness ef this man, and ! a righteous Congress owes it to the human fami- j ly, and to the strong claims of moral honesty, to ' rid the nation of this scandal and reproach, by making an example of this political Munchausen as a candidate, and political Judas as a President, iLT We cut the following from the St. Louis Organ, and hope that the latter part of the picture is over drawn: The Eastern press assures us that an absence of electricity is the distinguishing characterisf ic an extent tnat we may say that the atmosphere " "

nas been continuously charged with a super- : resemuies inese oeauinuioaK openingsana warm abundance of electricity. And what is remark- prairies on the west side of Fox River, Illinois, able, the greatest fatality immediately follows the ; I11 many places, whole sections are covered with most terrible storms. The winds, too, instead 1 scattering growths of small oaks, which present of prevailing here as there from the east, are fix- ' tl'e appearance of immense orchards. The geneed from no particular point, but alternately north, rd face of the country near St. Paul's is rather south, east and west; they are not "dead," and i uneven but the soil is good with a considerayet they impart no life nor energy they do not ble share of the sand in it, to quicken vegetation, seem hke '-air in motion," but like an afrFetus ; Li approaching the St. Croix, the land becomes of terror and death passing through the air, leav- ! more level, lying in wide slopes, which you asing it exhausted and oppressive upon the lungs. ' cend very gradually, but which are so even that

j At times the whole circumference of the heavens ! i3 filled with clouds from the horizon almost to the zenili1( reflecting the intense heat of a still i unclouded sun. The earth, but recently parched : and cracked, its vegetation scorched, and drooping with incumbent dust is deluged with re- j peated showers, until like the suffocating fumes j of a vapor bath, the air becomes too difficult to respire the nervous system trembles with each j vibration of the air, and the muscles become languid and relax from want of power. All vital energy appears to sink, and lethargy and in- . difference become habitual toaU. Few possess energy enough to brush off the flies that swarm around in myriads and millions. Illness of Mr. Clay. We learn by a tele- : "rapine despatch from Lexington, that Hon. Henry Clay was attacked yesterday evening with cholera, but having immediately called in competent physicians, it was thought that the disease would be arrested without difficulty. The pubI'.c mind will be in painful suspense, until more certaia assurance of his recovery is received. i " ! Lou. Courier 13 The Romans suspended the following quotation from the Constitution of the French Repub- , lie, from their barricades, in the streets of Rome, curing the late attack of the French: "It (the Republic"; respects the nationality of foreign people, as it is determined to make its own respected. It undertakes no wars for the purpose of conquest, and never emnlov it a-nts against : th I:Kpt. , . ... i any people : r?A . , ! rA writer ' tte Philadelphia Ledger savs lhal darilig lhe kte crQise of Utii,Jd ta? , f.hp Indeneence, there w-r tctea on t;ie crsw iljt'.'j ia-hv.

DREADFUL STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT, AND LOSS OF LIFE QUEEN'S CORONATION DAY CHOLERA I 3Ic.ntf.eal, Thursday, June 28.

The steamer "Past-port" collapsed her boilers this moruin2 at Cornwall, by which accident nine two of which proved fatal. , 0-The whigs are as hungry as gaunt wolves. e , , , reQ uie mu&l uc'ur 0Id Zack can hardly sta-V their rages-" Journal of Commerce, 1 The above few lines contain a great deal of truth, and no mistake indeed it is truth all over, and nolhinS bul the truth" HoW characteristic. "The whigs are hungry as wolves, and fed lhe' must be' or the wHI devour the tbrone'" How beautifully descriptive this of the men who have been so distressed by the sayings "Ho the victors belong the spoils." Then they were in the minority, and were working all kinds of traverses to gain power; and now they have rn05t unexpectedly "slipped in," and already they are hungry as wolves, and unless fed they will j . -- u .1 t'i...i j-.ct. . devour ijiu acs. s inrone. r nai umcrcui yialures some men are, whether in or out of office. All patriotism when out, and all "hunger" when in place or power. Had not the Journal of Commerce helped to elect Old Zick, he might not have been elected; and those wolfish whigs would not have had a chance to devour his throne. A good time is coming and this is only the first fruits 0f "Whig principles." New Haven Register. Danger of use of Chloroform. Mr. C. Vandeveer, who has kept a jeweler's store for some years at No 55, West Broadway, New York, belarge. Accordingly, his wife having gone into the Country, and no person being in the house to take care of him he was aTstd hV the police, and placed in temporary confinement. The store is closed, and the keys are placed in the station house Moral don't get frightened about nothing. Cost of our Neutrality. The New York Sun, while noticing the activity in the ship-yards of that city, gives the following: "Complaints are made by ship builders that our Government has not forced their business as it should have done. In consequence of the delays from this cause, in fitting out the steamer United tates after she was sold to the Prussians that government is now having four war steamers built in England. If built here they would have caused the expenditure of over 1, 000,000 for labor." Pl river anu me mosioi u isyeipuunc land. 11 1 I ... . ! l . - r I l - l they seem hke large plains, til ted up just enough on one side to turn olTthe superfluous water and save them from being -the bed of a wide shallow h'ke; while at small intervals all over the surface, there are slight depressions, where small lakes of water are formed which are uniformly so put that their waters abound in the finest varieties of fish. Minesota Pioneer Riot at Havard College. On the evening of Wednesday, after the inaucuration of President gparks a police force had beeu provided bv lhe aulhorities of the Coll t0 keep order. A'wri ter in the Transcript says: ti,. -i,,! u. ,j i .r (u police striking a student over the head with his staff. Upon the student crying out 'Harvard,' every one attacked the police, and had it not been for the kind intervention of Mr. Josiah Quincy, Jr., in calling them off, the consequences would have been serious. At the instant the officers withdrew, the students fell back and passed the ladies in, and then went in themselves. Lfffcts of thf fiinirRA. It cleanses the streets, makes men temperate, reduces the price of strawberries, raises the price of beef, allows salad to go to seed, raises the price of lime and sulphur, thins the theatres, crowds the churches, shuts off the soda fountains, injures hotels, benefits the doctors, gives oysters and lobsters a holiday; ana furnishes editors with a topic to write about. New York Paper. ---- - - Uf Some of the patriotic citizens of Delaware have undertaken, through Dr. J. W. Thompson, to provide a block of Brancywine blue rock for the National Washington Monument. It has been accepted by Hon. Eli&ha Whittlesey.

To The Boys. Never marry a girl who i fond of being always in the street who is fond of running to night meetings; who has a jeweled hand and an empty head who will see her

mother work and toil while she lays in bed and ' reads novels or feign3 sickness who is ashamed ': to own her mother because she dresses plain, 1 never learnt grammar, or was accustomed to the j etiquette of the drawing room who is always I complaining that she cannot get money enough ! r ,, , to J ! to dress liiie Aiiss bo and so, or go to parties like j , , ,,,,,, such a one, who wears her shoes Slipshod or has ! r j a hole m her stocking and is too Iaiv to mend it. a ; i Should you get such an one, depend upon ,t you j will have a dirty, untidy, miserable home and j life cf it. But the kind, affectionate, tidy girl! who helps her mother, who is always ready and j ' - anxious to accommodate her mother, father, brothers and sisters; who is kind to the poor; who dresses neatly and according to her means; who is always cheerful and fond of accommodating others; you can get such a treasure, and your home will ba a paradise. Boys, do vou hear that. Prose Poetry. The weight of many a weary year, rests on my father now, and none but silvery hairs appear upon his furrowed brow; his quiet life has not been spent In luxury and ease, but humble scenes with sweet content, have powr lii heart tn n!pa-5t. li-wids art hard with , i i ,i a . -.u .i, honest toil, but they were never stained with the unholy spoil by dark oppresion gained; for kind!v thoughts have ever dwelt within his open soul, " , . - ,, ru . and his warm heart has never felt stern Avarice s , , . i r e r .u i j . dark control. I never from my father heard, thro' all my happy life, a single fa'se deceitful word, or one of angry strife; for place or power he has not ' sought, but for his country's weal his heart has always had a tho't of patriotic zeal. The world would call him poor indeed, and pass him proudly by, but his calm soul will little heed the glance of haughty eye; he may be poor, but by his side when e?er I take my place, I feel that I can gaze With pride upon my father's face. The trespass, as descrieeu is the legal phraseology. "Bless me, Mr. Pounce, what is this? (reads) 'For that, whereas the said John Snooks, on, (blank) day of, (blank) with force and arms, broke and entered a certain dwelling-house of the plaintiffs, and made a great noise and disturbance for a long time, to-wit, the space of twenty-four hours ' " 'That, sir, is the declaration in trespass." "But the man only knocked; he didn't make any disturbance at the door for the twenty-four hours." "A mere formal allegation, sir; not necessary to be proved." "But he didn't break into divers, to-wit, twenty doors. There are not twenty doors in the house he didn't break any." "Pooh, sir; don't you see it's laid under a 'videlicet?' " "Laid under a what?" ... nut, iii(-uui1 - iJiujii l piuc j the allegation it it's immaterial; bat if it is, you must." "But what's the use of it, then?" j "The use of it, my dear sir ? But you don't' understand these things; thev are vocabula ar- , , A fi,t.r.lt, 1 1 -a m sorter a-mi m n-tv'f -- "And what may that be?" j "Why, (aside) words that raise doubts, swell ! ' costs, and enables the 'professional man' to make the mot of a verv sm ,!! rao " me inohi oi a ery small cae. , . Ravages of The Cholera. The Cholera has' again appeared in England, and several cases ' liave occurred in Manchester and other parts of the country. At Paris the disease is making most frightful havoc, even more so than m 132. Upward of 1 1 .000 deaths have already occurred, and in one day there were about 90') cases and GOO deaths reported. Marshal Bugeaud and many other persons of eminence have f.iileu before this scourge, which has also broken out anew in Silicia, Venice and Presburg, and is raging most fearfully in Alexandria and Cairo in Egypt. New Locomotive. An exceedingly handsome and interesting new locomotive has just been built by Messrs. J. Sc E. Headly, of Cambridge. It is intended for the use of several of the officers engaged upon the line, but the very small and ec onomic style upon which it is constructed is attrading much attention, and will unquestionably lead to its more general use. The engine and tender (which will convey four persons) are in one carriage, and only nine feet long, with two 5-inch cylinders upon two pair of wheels, and the whole weight, when in working trim, does not exceed three tons and a quarter, the avera wei"ht of an engine and tender being at least thirty tons. The driving wheels are four feet six inches in diameter; and, in a trial trip on Monday week, she ran with great steadiness at the rate of forty miles an hour. It is conjectured that she can accomplish sixty miles an hour with eas, as the tendency to o.-ciilate would be much reduced in conseouence of being so very low. The consumption of coke j 1 is only four pounds per mile. A large woman is a blessing to the Dry-Goods dealers, as it takes much cloth to cover her. DIED Ti.is morning, of Cholera, Mrs. Elizabeth A. wife of J. W. DlI.i v. The funernl wiil take p'.ace this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from the late reaicence of the c-o-aid cn Mulberry street, - coors north oi" 3i street. Dayton and German town, Ohio, papers pleas-notice.

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rxportkd for the madisos p;lt M'Z FOKEIC 71 i: W JN. ARRIVAiToF TIIE' CANADA. The Canada arrived at Halifax on Tuesday m O r C i n c and FS.wtrn Inst fvcnc. BH hrnn!,.: ni 5 " x ttt-t-t. COTTON MARKET, TKa , , . , . , , lhe cotton market during the week has beer , r . . . stead), firm, and increasingly conhaent. Fair , f , ,,, M ,., , upland at 4 51; Mobile 4d; Orleans jd. Good ordinary to middling of each of lhese descriptiosa bdng one sixteenth t0 a higher. MONEY MRKET mi , I h monev market f nnt nnp T'U .. . j , . iuric has been an arrival at Liverpool from California with six thousand pounds sterling. Iu the gold coin there is more doing with slight improvement in price. Western Canal and Baltimore Flour 23a Cd to 24s. Inferior 2ls Gd to 22s. Philadelphia 23s 6d. Ohio 25s per barrel. Wheat quoted G a 7s. FOREIGN SUMMARY. Rome. Up to the evening of the 2!s! nit, ho news had been received in Paris of ths entry of the French into Rome. Oudinot would not make a general attack before the 16th or 17th, ! when the news of the failure of the cous-piracv I "" j f lhe Ulh in 1 rance wouId reach P1" j P"bably mduce the Trurnoirs to capitulate.The London Globe of the 22d says, it is rrenerali MY be.ieved that the telegraph will announce toj J . "uc iu i morrow the capitulation of Rome. The Gazette rf 1 .vatic r f tli On,K tt-it.. . L' .,, nuin suaiMiiics icceiveu us mey were going to press, announced the entry of the French into Rome. FRANCE. The attempted insurrection in Paris has been followed by more formidable resistance to thw laws. At Lyons a serious engagement took place in the streets between the troops and mob, in the course of which a considerable number of j lives were lost on both sides. Barricades were j thrown up, which wre not taken until battered ; down b cannon. The fighting commenced on the morning of the loth and cont nued late in ! the n it'll t. HEALTH REPORT. j Cincinnati July T 1, p. m. Interments to noun yes-K-rdav, of cholera one ! huncire,. ami thirty; i.thT ; iseaf.s fifty-three. ! CINCINNATI MARKETS. ! Cincinnati, July 5 1, r. m. j Flour. The Market is firm. There is but j a moderate quantity offering, which causes a quij et market. Sales at $3 75. ! Whiskey. Demand fair at J6,'4'. Other artij cles unchanged. ! .. We are authorized to announce John M. Lord, as a candidate tor County 1 reasurer, at the en suing August election. r . 3lR. LioiTOR: Please announce the name of Capt. William Ford, as a candidate fur Recorder of Jefferson County, and oblige Many Voters. are authorized to announce James C. LoGAN as a. 'date for the Legislature, at the ensuing August election. AOTlci.. SE,A Tr;Vn'' f'r .eradina and rravr.ir? that "on or Mi. I .-trept, lymif lnvprn the enuUl Mile of Maui :rw um ai.ii trie tu.rtii hue nf Second uirppi. r'"1Vf,i ; ! Mayor V i.U; until ttie lU nut. tlCC;nc.,,lon3 oi- Uie wirk rai) tl(. al faid otflCP Al G. HF.RSCII. f. ."jZ7 J. ,"E,M'V' (-omm,u'('HOJ.i;A 'J'IMTI'UF. Prcji are d by iter. Richard Tydings, f Kentucky , from the recipe oj' an experienced jiftysician v:h in now dead. T t lie rt.jij'st .f many t'ripnd, I oft", -r tins rpmrdy to - v Uie pub ic, and. afipr siiipti ye?r-i trial in my family arnl nimii.' my iu L'tiVirs. t; k-ve it a i-prtain and af's t'l n t ton (,'ic ,le a in all it form?, liarhofa, ..'ho)ij. t' ux, 4c:. It was us-d m )?-?:?, in an ptPtisiv Cholera nrecticp, tv Ir-. I irrrp"or(l f.f IVp-!in-t.ii'gh, and Com-., r.f Mt. Stprl:na. Ky ., wi h'.ut t)4 h of a paiiPnt. I sl-ci then (.s"d it with like njrrpi, and hava tviioivn it to enrp i -i i dp co!'.- a.-p. w iiPH a ptiynieian rpfu-Pd to rp-PTitp; at I Iirvp. pi vcr known it to fail iiimvcap I. tiM no ii.i..m, rai"tijp. or otipr injuri-on-(Ir.i; ,!, i: ! (.'IIAi;t)TVtilVf;s W.t:. 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