Madison Daily Courier, Volume 1, Number 124, Madison, Jefferson County, 22 September 1849 — Page 2

jr-tare, which had an unc -inmonly "rand tff;ct, ' Resigned. Pres. Davis has teen combe replied: ; pelled, in consequence of ii! health, lo re-

S.rr,-ha(i raid u . The king bum into a mar of laughter which confounded th hc court, for they thought he ' would never leave cfT. "M -hifuu!" pail h'.9 ni-sj-sty, at last, "you: ut up with me insUnt. Go and wait for me at the buttery; and vou see that he is well ' tra'. d." ! So Daybreak was boarded, lodged, and had his I washing done for him at the expense of the gov- , vrameut for eight day?, at the end of which time j , , , . , . , , , ! he had ttie gratification of embracing hi brother, . , , . , ,, , . i cvnr(a nni I who ha i been brought back by express po.t. i , Nli-Vrt I am right in frying thai this business ; ! w. the subject if much diplomatic negotiation; for the emperor had conceived such an attachment for P.-r ll-ts the younger that it was with the greatest difficult y lie could be prevailed on to part with him. To make long story short, the king re-united the two brothers, and made them officers of his gum;, loading them with fivors and honoring them with his friendship. In fine, I am enabled to state upn undi-ni-ible authority that De-ctillets the elder, fetiruarrifd Day break, ubsequeully became sovereign of I don't know what hypei hurt an empire, by reason of the most astonishing revolution that ever turne.i all things topsy-turvy in the- memory of any grenadier. DAILY COUR1E R. ;. ; A It Ml I. It. i: IMor. ha 1 1 it it v i: i:.m;, m . , Maul-on AND NaI'uLLON lu UN pike. liie importance Ol t;oo 1 toads U-auing to the j ritv of Madison is ob"iou.s to the n.os: ca- I observer. Without goo.l roads the U j. :e cf anv city wi;l d-cline. All know

the vn.l amount of trade brouglit into this i t(, Government was to carry the United States citv bv the Madnon and Indntnapoi's Rail- J Mail in steamers from Panama to Astoria, in Oreroad. We do not pretend to say that ttie ; gon. The steamers Panama, California and Ore-turnnil-ff ro:ul to Napoleon is of the same I g" built for this purpose, and for thisser

i im-wirt.-uirp to the citv that toeiaiiioa d lias ! "t been and is; but we do nay that th1 load to Napoleon is an iuipurtaiit one, and ought to enli.-t the attent.on of the citizens of MaJison. We uii eiti.and thai the Drectors of this Company have ad vei'ii.-eu j

for proposals! to put uinier contract .!3 j to Astoria at all, or, if so, ;s sent up irregu arly niiSes of th.s load, beginning at the City J by some transient vessel, and ut the cost of a fVw limits also, thai Ftock ?ulficient to make the ' ooltars lor doing that itnperfecUy for which the road to the MX-mi'.e lost has been 5iibt-ci ib-i contractors receive many thousands. A large cd, and that a little exertion is only requi- j Oregon mail, coutaining much otScial matter, had Site on the pan of the capita! and the j m-cumu'ated at the Post Office at San Fraucuco citizens of Madison to ...sure i-s comple- j 011 lhe l'th ultH' .7 Pubhe Le0 tion. Sealed proposals wnl tie received at j Virginia Gold Extract of a letter to the edithe otiice of Stevens & King, in this city, J tors of tne Richmond Republican, from the counup to the -IKh day of the present mouth, j of 't'lson- - 1 I would take this opportunity of saving to 03-The Cincinnati El quner is conduct- ! U( you lhal our neighbor Clisha Thurmond, E-q , ing, and very ably too, an unequal contest, ; 3 snn goillg Hhead of the Cahfornians, in oigns to numbeis, with the regulai Whig gino; gold. A few days since I saw at his house pre.-s of the city of Cincinnati, and the , $ i G3, the proceeds of one day's labor of six hands. guerilla neutral prtss, which always man- : One lump pure virgin gold $123, another $35;

ages to get into the p :;cal arena againt

the Democracy. The Whig and guerilla ." iie also gets a naniisome yield lor every i , "i ..; i,, i day be works in his mine." prefs nave taken Miles- Wn.n t.ie iiujeptr,- ; dent (heaven save the urti k!) Democrats,: The Conseqcence. One of the consequences who are running in oipoition to the regu- of the crazy proceedings of the naval force now

lar D--:i.cCi auc noiuu.atiuns in liaunlton county. The very lact that these independent caiida'aics. aie rtCtiving the support of the Whis and loth branches of Whig press, will be suliicient to shov tne t-ter!ing Doitiocracy of Hamilton county that thev are "possums"' now, and wid be "coons" by tne time the annual elections in lr-50 come 0:1. Fatal A c c : pent. W o rt-grct to learn, t-ays the Lotusvi.ie Chronica of the 'Jlst, that a fatal accident belei .Mr. Tiiomas Du gan, cat petuer, y tU'i d?y . I twe en w.v.e antl ten o'ciock, v U.'.e lie w as at work on the new steamer Gunk 'S.ave, a; the foot of Sixth street, lie ifli iVom the u':er guards to the lower decK, wh.ch lracturtd Lis sKtiil m a hoiiith? liiannvt', and caused his ccath in about ituee hours. Wealth of Ipwa. New discoveries of Irai ore have teen made about two miles west of Dubuque, Iowa. It is said there :s between 70,000 and lU0,lk0 pounds of minora! in tight. With a good prospect for n:ore. National Common School Convention. The meetnit: of the National Convention of the Friends of Common Schools, which was o have taken jvace in P:n;a.iel; h:a to-day, has been postponed to the 17m of Octooer next, in consequence of the prevalence of cholera throuhO'it tiie counuy. Bra5i and Bell Fovnt?.V. It is with

p,.easur we rr:er o ir readers to t;;e ajvt r- t,nu) leaving tne eigniy oaices civ.i.eu uetisen;ent cf M,s-r. Gariat: i: Co., IVass ' lwa tv-three whigs and ft,Ui cemocraU.

and It 11 Founders, w ) iind oare a. !.'-' f'reto U 11 t. ali t-,zes, "iid a. 1 kuluS Ol , Zit:C, - inn c;.on c-sna lrLire wnl-viuck-s. in cages, are .now rcjght to Cincinnati f.-r-rn the I

sin his position as Professor of Math em a-

ucs and Natural Philosophy in the N. York T - ;... prr T nrm.U iitpp.4 him ! ' - ! fjr George W. Kendall defends himself, J in five C.Of ely-printed columns of the j O. Picayune, against the charges ot antirepublicanism which have been preferred against hirn by many papers in the United glat(r.g .r, : 7TT : r i frt-The receipts of the American Board 1 , , . , , t M iss ions from the 1st of Ausust, la-l1?. to trie ol.-u July, we;e 5jiy,y iU. fjT-Oscar, King of Sweden, has turned teetotaler, and is sending teetotal missionaries throughout his country, to show the blessings and benefits of temperance.. O" We noticed, a few days ngo, the fact of the superiority of American railroad iron over the imported article, a New Jersey railroad company having come to the same conclusion. The ilarrisburg Union says: Tha Harriburg and Lancaster railroad company are now having delivered at their wharves, and along the line "of their new road, some two thousand tons of Danville T railroad iron, for which they pay $50 per ton at Danville. ThiB company purchased lately one thousand tons of English iron, at $45 per ton, but on comparison with the Danville iron, which they had formerly used they determined that in the end the American iron, at -50 per ton, u-ub d'cdnilj Vf c( aphI a rltrlc tott.e cuitirnt it. A great portion of the English iron new brought into '.his market is as brittle as cast iron, whilst the American railroad iron is so tough tlivt it cannot be broken Orfgon The .t'i ;s t ifi'it Car try. The coutnet of Messrs. Ilowland vt Aspiuwall with v,Ct l'ie contractors receive 200,000 per annum. A correspondent of the. Tribune calls the attention of the government to the fact that the steamers, instead of taking the mails to Astoria, for winch they are paiil, areengiged in a more prolitj ab: busine ol conveying pas-li-is from Pana ma. The mad in the meantime i.-eilher notsent j the balance of the day's work was in smaller par stationed in the Bay of Pascagoula is the death of one, and the severe if not mortal wounding of another of the mn assembled on Round siand

rr.. . , . - j , i-l Taylor, in his greedy anxiety to I heir prov isions being cut on, and the men heni2 i - ' 6 ' hn.... H I..- n . .. 1 ,

half starved, made a rush for the commissary's , ef.,'r.l i-, f.i.inrc Kih. tb nrA .L ! the necessity of killing one mail and wounding! another. The blood of these men will lav at the coor of Commandar Randolph, or whoever is re sponsible for the atrocious acts of the naval officers who have surrounded Round Island, and cut (tithe supplies of the citizens encamped ou it, thereby tiriviug them to starvation and violence. IN. O. Delta. Georgia. The Macon (Ga ) Messenger says frank I v: We have no such "cheering accounts" to give to our whig friends; but, on the contrary, we

feel humiliated in miking the acknowledgment uj,,g t0 show itself in the gradual establishment that, from the pres-nt prospects, we shall be of law, government and consequent accountabilfhamefully beaten. Information received from ; jty. Soon civilization will arise upon its luminvarious sections of the Stale leaves no doubt of ous wings, and ia a few short years, that wtiole the destracted and disorganized condition of the j valley will swarm with a prosperous people, and

whig party. We may be charged with imprudence in making this disclosure, but candor reautres it. As sentinels ot the whig party, it is our duty to warn them of the danger to which i they are exposed ; and we now tell them that u ath":r civisions are healed, inevitable defeat! awalts lhem' . "EaraLtzivG the Office." The Springfield, .Mass ) Tost says there are eighty post offices in orcester county. When Taylor was inaugurated, forty-three were held by democrats, and thirty-seven, nearly onf-hof, were in whig hands, During: six months of federal rule, twenty-s x ce- ! moc rata have been turned out, and as many whigs 1 hH 11 what the Tavlorites call --equalizing the o:uee ortwren the nirtie. nu-yivau;. is uct only pavinjj the inter ( est on her Sut cebt, but h s gone into the mar- ; itt t0 purchie krT 0WQ bou,.s iQadv.iuceof ma- j I turity. What wonW Sidney Smith My if living''

California Democratic Rfelking the Administration. Nothing among the news we published on yesterday from

California, says the Ohio Statesman, wasu graUfying to us as the announcement ol the election of Col. Geakt, Alcalde of San Francisco. ) Col. Geary, for his chivalric services in the Mexican war, as well as his hih qualification, j and virtues as a mac, was appoiniea vy .ur. rom ; Postmaster at San Francisco, California. But no j sooner did the tory sympathisers of fore'gu mon- j archs come into power, under the false professions of Gen. Taylor, than Col. Geary was hunted out as a victim of persecution and proscription, and made to "bite the dust," and give way to an instrumeatof the Ewiugs, Collamers fc Co. But the people of California knew his worth, and have rebuked the Administration by electing him, almost unanimously, Alcalde of San Fraucisco. Our readers recollect a letter in our paper some time since, from Col. Geary, dated at Sau Francisco, and furnished us by his brother, who resides in Ohio. The Pennsylvania:, speaking of the elections ia California, says : "Tiie general election for members of the convention to form a constitution, preparatory to the admission of California into the Union as a State, and for officers of the intermediary Government, was held on the 1st of August, in accordance with the proclamation of Gen. Riley. We have, up to this writing, received few of the returns of the election. Our letters, however, all concur in the fact, that California is essentia ly and orti whelmifucly Democratic. One of our correspondents asserts that seven-eighths of the people are Democrats another sa j t : ' The politics of California isaeeidedly Democratic, as j ou will perceive from the returns ol the men elected." A well known Democrat ol Philadelphia, siys: "Tho Administration, notwithstanding ail the efforts to render California a Whig Slate, has aire .dy been condemned by the people of this blooming territory."' Of the election of Col. Geary, who was from the Ke stone State, the tame paper remarks : ' One of the results of the election at the city of San Francisco th" reader will rind the figures in another column was the choice of Col. John W. Geary, late of ths 1st Pennsylvania Regiment in Mi Xico, as First Alcalde, an officer combining the important duties of Mayor ol the city, and Judge ol the Court ol Common Pleas There wereseVen tickets in the field, but the name of Col. Geary was upon each. Every other candidate had an opponent, but he got every vote thrown. The cause of this extraordinary mark of lavor, shown lo one wiio had umy been tour mouths in the territory, was not so much his talents, which are undoubted, his personal character, his courteous address, or his bravery as a soldier, as the feeling of indignation excited by his summary removal from the place of Postmaster of the city of San Francisco, by General Taylor, and the appointment in his p ace, of one of the most violent foes of the war, and one of the bitterest opponents of the ac uisition o California. He had held the Post-Office but a short time before he heard of his removal, by an Administration that came into office pledged against proscription. During this period the office did not render half enough revenue for his support though the duties of the post required his constant attention. He won the esteem of all who met him, and became a general favorite at San Francisco. "Imagine his surprise, therefore, and the indignation of the people, when they heard that Gen. ' i -an Whig," and an enemy to the acquisition of ; e . 1 lhat 'Y' a9 wdl as j " of hU voluntarily offered pledge, had removed thatbrave and accomplished othcer. The result was, that Colonel Gearv wns compelled to send back his wife and children to the United States, whom he had brought with him in the hope of being able to support them on the proceeds of an office which no mau more deserved. Is it wonderful that the people of California should ri.-e tn ma-s- and rebake an act su unworthy of the fame of Genera Taylor, because execrably cisreputabie and un manly ? "We may now predict for California a brilliant j future. Tue American character is onlv begin ; exult under the influence of aa enlightened and 1 irreMstib!e progres, Marriage of the French President. The New York Tribune remarks upon the announce ment that Louis Napoleon is going to marry the , , , - ,, daughter of tne King of &weedn, as fonows: "As that gentleman has only one daughter, the intended bride must be Miss Charlotte Eugenia j AugusU Amdia Albertina, the grandchild ofBerDadotte, the French soldier. The voung lady was j b.jra QQ thi? .2uh of Apnl 1S3a ia aCCOrtiin&. j Jy lnilett.ea ycar3 0f age. As we have no doubt i she is aa amilSye and a charmu.e younZ woman, we could i.h her a better husband than such a ! rate as report has assigned her. The Se Gull. Tins vessel, winch was seized bv the authoriti a of New York, lias been friven up to Mes-rs Fox 4i Livingston, on their bond of 4 111 rtlVl r.f.t t. it.- t. Th. rm tr j t be, jj. T he New Qdeaiis will shortly be giv j fcea made

Weathe and Health at New Oeleani. The New Orleans Bulletin of the th has the following: The deaths from yellow fever at the Charity Hospital comprise 2 on Saturday, 3 Sunday, 2 on

Mouday, 2 on Tuesday, 2 on Wednesday, 3 on Thursday, and none up to the lime we made our enquiries yesterday. This indicates a slight increase iq ine oisease, out we nave uui anything of its progress in private pract.ee. In other respects the city continues healthy. The weather during the week has been less variable, with fewer showers, and the prevailing wind from the North. The accounts from the the interior with regard to the cotton crop con tinue to be highly unfavorable. The New Orleans Bee of the 7th says: j We had prematurely congratulated ourselves upon the advent of autumn, cheated into the belief that summer wns over by two or three deceitful days of moderate heat, with pleasant mornings and eveniugs. Yesterday, however, the weather was of the boiling order and might have cooked a beef steak to suit an Englishman's palate to a turn. Notice The Synod of Inciana (Old school) will meet in Indianapolis on Thursday of the present month, (20th instant,) at 7 o'clock, P. M., at which hour the session will be opened by a sermon by Rev. J. N. Candee. The anniversary exercises will be held as follows: Anniversary on Foreign Missions, Friday evening, at 7 o'clock. On Religious Education, Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock. On Domestic Missions, Sabbath afternoon, at 3 o'clock. On each of these occasious addresses will be delivered. Some returned Missionaries will in be attendance, and take a part in the exercises. It is expected that these will be occasions of lively and profitable interest Members of the other churches i n the city , and the public generally, are invited to attend. Rail Roaij. The work on the. Rushviile and Shelbyville Rail Road is progressing finely, and promptitude in the payment of the instalments of stock due and to fall due is all that is requisite to keep it going ahead. The superstructure for nearly six miles, commencing at Mud Creek and running west, is ready for the iron, and two excellent saw mills are cutting timber "day and night' for the continuation. The contractors are putting down more than a half mil every week. Part of thu iron is ready at Pittsburgh, and will he shipped to M dison as oon as the Onio rises a little. Push ahead! say we to the company, as rapidly us practicable. Let us have no faltering in any quarter! Let the road be completed "imnier.iately , if not sooner!" The deput at this end of the road was raised on last Saturday. Ru-hvide Repuuiican. Official N otice The Post Otiice Department announces that the iiexl mails (or Ch igres, Panama, Monterey and Sau Francisco, will be despatched by the Governmentsteamship Onto, from New York, on the 2llth instant; from Charleston S . C-, on ttie 23d, in the morning ; from Savannah, Ga., on the 23d, in the evening; and from New Orleans, in the steam packet Falcon, on the Cth of October next. XT' We learn from ttie St. Louis Union, of the j 1 7th iust., that ou .Saturday evening a mau named Nicholas Miller, being very drunk, was staggering about in a house on Park Avenue, when fie accidentally fell upon a child some three or four years of nge, and killed it instantly. The persons ! present arrested Miller and took him to the cda- ; . , ... n . i ... j boose, where he still remains. (Ju his way cowu 1, exnressed trreat anouish. and b-C2ed tha't those haviijg Ju charg woulJ 6U.p aud shoot him at once. STAwifewho loses her patience, must not expect lo keep her h u sband 's heart. j " FPISCOP -H L CflURCfl j I ivine service wi.l he held, as usual, to-morrow morning and ali-rimon, in the Lecture-room of Chnt Church, Mulberry str-et, per Mam Cross. The Rev. M r. Jo ne-, of Maryland Will ithciate. o l v ?i i 1 ; . At the Apollo Saloon, Main-cross Street. Managers..... . . . . Kirpi tor of Cone, r s-eni Mi-r An'onio. Mr t i no r. J. Ae. 1 Jhnday cnl Tuet iay Er-imns, Set t. 24 and 25. The pul be i- r Bper.f.liv inf-rmel 'hat lhe M o a i" ha iiiiHfd T H D s f Ta en 1 . Uie ri- 1 mprnins Hip wr II n owr ana I tiratfi! tr 1-1. ii e I r- ! Uier mtoiilo, .11 c niuncti n w ui n.p hiKii y pi .ectTiiTe 'two csu-amen will consut 01 tne :o lowing protesMif.-: Ttie bri hers A VI 1 IO. LonnNzn. Al.r ii'-XZO, A IT, L'sTL., 1 who i:fV,n Hip evpn ni wiU eo rr. 1 1 htm ei "anJ Oroujinj. tlia i a-e en i i.e-f t e j v-d.e renie ,n world! The M iod si eoi ir rtatoe-1. moit pn comprise tt.e j jV Wilcox, WHITE, joumv. Vi.(mK. Cahk.HL, :;r Tr:iT ; ticism. & , acc-mrnr itm ivp.- on the r van u : 'Z ina.l' m' j sure u.e pairot age of a tr-rra! and 1 ' t ru l e , a HinAa nf nerfnrmance each Eveninej trJ- Ad f i--ii.ii . 0 cu. -lii tl.eu ij cfiti Seati ie1 e nr.i f..r i.iiu "rlKVMiifii ai T o'clock Performance will com1 met c at hi r p-st ;. r" V-'t rr f n'rs -e msii r epr ; MADISON & INDIANAPOLIS RAIL ROAD j 05. " '"r lonu-y. srj.f" i --J'ji- nm tr-,in and :op at iti'e ( New ljj.i a I um- U-not mt -..eet. ' . J' ' BROfSH, ?? 1'f Fr- -p.

BY TELEGRAPH.

REPORTED FOR TH? -': Dm'l.f COC&IEIl. C1NCINN AT , i .-RKETS. Cincinnati, i . t. 22 1, r. m. Flour do!', no saleX Nevjs crTred at f and old at fa. Whisky h& advanced to ISc. Nothing doing in Provision Fair Sujr is firm at 6c. Molasses, 2."c. There was a cop-oas rain here last flight -The weather cloudy to-day. PlTTSBL'RG, Sept. 22. There is twenty-sven inches water in the river, and falling. The weather is very cloudy, with appearance of rain. CT Gen. Boyer, the late president of Hayti,had, at last advices, arrived in Paris, and It was understood that he intends to purchase an estate near Toulon with a view of spending the remain der of his davs in France VAI.L AIII.i; FltOPICKTV I U MA1 AT AUCTION. twill orTr at puhlic str on Thursday next. 2T:h Pep'emher, the vacant lot on the cortier of Walnut and I hifk ni reels. 12 ft el on IVali ut bv f-5 lel rp Third .1 rert, Alo tnr?e h icK dwtiiing houses on Third street, near i aov Int. Terms if Si t: fir e f. urth rash, the balance In three rj'ial iaraen:a of G. 12, and IS months, wi.h in erft horn date. iS&Ie to conm.e.ice at 10 oVIork. A. M. W. THOMAS, Auet'r. t"!)' -1 (C iio er cop v ) d3t kAFtTV I'I'SF, and superior Hetb j Towder, k3 f-r sa t.y sr,.t in 1 l,I A I. L, R E EXES St CO. n . a it is i v i i. r FALL AND WINTER GOODS. t.M'IVH Sr WiLU - MS have ihia day received larjpaliiUoiititheirsTo. tr.. rvaH.iii5 it larre and i-oiiplpie end r- trei arf.l o. . tf r a inland rtaudsom assort in ni ot Kanry and r! ap!r Dr GoOiIj. and a !re ind w il ssorie-1 su.rk ..f Mn.'s mid l',o Carts, at price which riiiin l fail to ruit urcl.asers. "I rl iwA w6w ti oi n, c.isM.nrats aTvi sijuv. IS 'E have in More a full asirtmnt of French, Kng i-h and mer'ran black and fancy Cloths, Cassmiprt and Doeskins and Vestit in great variety; lor salp vrv lrw nv -.pi 21 dlw.Vv.6w FiTCIl A; WILLIAMS. V ijltt-." 4,01. R I's-T rpcPivrd, r-cti Turkpy s5ai in , chamellon and red w st!l.;; i am I'eainps m plain and high colors; r rptn-h Mennn sand C -hni re Cloths as.'O'tPd co'ors; iTlnwd Ca-.li mere a-.d iMainrs rich Madona Clothe; -nun M'lpf-aiid pain A !paca . sil k wa-p Alpncat", and il.ck Detail. e, willl Cu.grtamn, i'rint , Ac, to w idea we ii-- ne i lie ai '"! lo i ot ,uj ers. t -J rMw,V-w-.w FIHH & WIM.DMg. rf'ST r.cfu-iil 'ililhiii Mm'. u in-and Children's Fur. si k ami M h A" P u h a a lotti Cais, asotp I q a iiii-t: AIM', a n'tc orko' I'rnhr.-.las, i hlch W w i it - e 1 as 'ow as an ) hou e in ! V r t pn' diM..rw Kill !l 4- v I I.LI A MR. Y I i;ie iiiiMi.i.v 4Mi (ii.v:!. i III.- dpy 'fc ivrd h 'a ire a sirt,i fi-.t of ltd es'.. 5 trun's thiiiti.ii I) seai il t;i. vps. o so-iinj fnrriiio i-.i-i ii.t ip apf.a 'a-nt.- w.o, ii pit aid unI - ed r.. -si l..se; ti -ii i-, n.pt n,o ca-1 n,e e, buck I- i" ra -i k ; lo --. t.r a! ' w hv 1 ' A F l "' t I nvs jdsliti garratt co., U It A s S A . 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