Public Leger, Volume 3, Richmond, Wayne County, 3 June 1826 — Page 2
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Dy reecr.i arrr.Tab ct Hot? ic: j, uI-J licence b-3 been receiTed Crcn Cure;:: ,0 tho 5th cf April. Ho pcliiical crer.3 c-,
ir-sartnncc had trar.rpircd.
The Turks had been eain repul:r- fo
cn attach, upon I'ielenrjhi with cerero It was eaid that levies wore ras-itej
in France to aid tho Turj:,euJ cclhcti:,
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crcat as it had been aai s-:w;ry
?lt at Stochhclm, end c'..:er pcce w
ty. W c ccpy v..-1-. o
hv nthrs. ta Resist thr GrcT
Commercial di:lre:3in i!-R-
CO
fj
vicinii
The Paris papers czhibit a lively interest in the cCMra cf the Greeks. The Duke cf Orleans bis subscribed another
eum of 5000 franrs fcr the a rare ceteacers
f rw.fen.hi. The place has fceco re
victualled for three months. Eynnrd,
cfGeneva, had procured a supply lor 1$ days His subscriptions had amounted to C0.000 francs, and other citizens of Gcceva
bad distinuued tnemseivcs ia iua cae
manner.
A letter from Corfu cf Czi 7th F.Iarch
ctates that Captaia pacha bad quitted I-
Srch is the wretched condition othe
tn'itants cf the riin-Jcza'cf TAz
(" ;, n cr.::J cr.a cquitabb cdsin!:trr.::r3
7.-ier cf a rrcvir.ee, trculd le to
;J r.; rn ct!:t pcu!-r:l7 c
U3tot.:o rcaerai C5vcri! C3
: j I .proved ia several instance?,
::-'.:t czAL.2cz-Zzt his life. The vr.zz-i.-n ia-Iiyerj that it is better to punish ca iaacrc:: perron than let criminal cseapo ber.eoQu:II bcl;7Uj3 presumed, and iancecr.ee, if cay proof be allwed, must bo
demonstrated in the amplest rr.ar.cer.
1 ha pest cf a public esecuttcaer is decreed honorable and may lead to the highest cC:ccs cf state; each public minister has caa attached to bis department. A mo:t important cCjcc is the 4jude cf inheritance." He dees more than level a tas upon collateral inheritances; he takes the estates of all aba die without legal heirs. He is a cabinet minister. The Day cf Bashaw gives audience, seat
ed ca his throne, to all the edcers cf his government ct day-light immediately after morning prayers. This is the cecasica which is re re rally chosen for deposition.
As be rises from his throne, they rush for
ward, size, him by his girJle, end either
despatch him ca the spot or lead him cC7 to be strangled secundum artem. The
undergo the same:
rz if 1
houses, hofel-i l-zvc cr. ctrce.: 1: :.j c.:::.:. 1 r " " , r r C ; r '
frcn tkL'eecfoprcec-cfc-i:: . ..:v"--s r ' "
t7lt
his vo::l for a vcja-e te Detroit, cr trr.:::-
:!oief I:!:: the slcrdj enrissr cf the ith bis "ho, hcaro o" i3 besy in loriin-
c-':ir- the products cl t:;e V7csi, id r.zzzzl ca the cor.ol, to cr:tera y. r-
uitii hreltb cr.d hi-j" czpecttic-:
brahim cr.d ceiled tor Uccslantir.opie, ccj poor acr:ea cf his harem
nas pursued by i-taouiis. icrcr.:m -te. In coin-; to pay thei
caused several cf the chiefs uner t:s ceo to the Dev. the
iroCicial respects
raand to be beheaded. The departure cf times find heaps cf fresh human carcasses
Captaia Pacha lenves tee sea ccmpieieiy 11 in their way. According to lit. Shaler,
free, and succor can be auoraea 10 i.iua- there is no city in the world where the co-
l; . m .
(!e:eted ia their ccucter.ee:, cczir. u ceed their prorr ever the ucvc3 to t. :j i7i!ds cf this thrif.7 ceicn cf the cc;!,
uhifoycj ere reminded ty the tustTo b the dc-ertcre cf a steem boat, thot t
elerr.ect on which C:e gci:r.nt Perry trebled the pride cf the British Lion, beers c' cits besom the trophies cfFcltca's J
Ilioa rATces. The Hississippi ie ct
this time, considerate higher then it I
been for many years, a he trcter, ir crny places is over its Leaks, r.cd the Ion lands, for miles beck, entirely tr.-ictr.
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jongm. 1 ne .iwinCTi wai-tr .wiw...... ICC is cr.orc vigilant, ana ieirer private Iv admits that the Greeks have repulsed crimes are committed than in Algiers. the Turks, and succeeded in vitualling The Algerine police do not take small
that fortress. bail or otherwise procrastinate or mince
Corfu dates to tlarch 8th, announce that matters. Mr. Shaler relates that r.n A
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Ibrahim Pacha made a general assault upon rjne of his ncauaintance. a man of wealth
Llissolonghi on the 2d March, both by sea an(j distinction nho in any civilized ccunand land, but was repulsed with the loss try would be denominated a gentleman beof several thousand men. Official intolli- jnT surprised with several others, in a . a 11
cence of the fame had been received by
the Lord HighfCommissienerof the 7th. The latest intelligence from the Morea
state that the Greeks have recently made an attack on Captain Pacha, and burnt several of his vessels. It is said the Greek Journals circulate freely in Constantinople, whilst they are prohibited in Russia. The English Admirality have issued orders increasing the Royol Marines on beard of ships to the war establishment number. The French papers assert and cCfer
proof to show that the minister of war if
not actually in alliance with the pacha of
fegypt has furnished the Turks with of ficers, cannon, and materials frcm the French arsenals, for the destruction cf the Greeks. Trieste accounts to the 3d state that the Captain Pacha had been recalled by the Porte, at the instance of Ibrahim Pacha who had attributed to him the recent reverses of the Ottoman arms. A private letter from Madrid cf the 20th March, says that the death of the Kin of Portugal and embarrassments of tho cabinet had given rise to a thousand rucr.Vrs and conjectures. It wns said to be in contemplation to send 8000 men to dil7? rent points of the frontiers,the British Ambofsa,dor had protested against it: instructions had been sent to Vienna to remove obstacles in the way of the return of the infant
Don Miguel then that the infant had arrived and attempts were moving to plire him at the head of tho Government, asd prevent the return of Don Pedro. To prevent disturbaace in tho capital a battillion of infantry remained constantly un-
house cl ill fame at an undue hour of th
night was taken with his companions to the
superintendent of the police where seven hundred bastenadoes were given to each of them without respite. Algiers is considered cae of the richest cities in specie and jewels in the world. Some families possess immense fortunes. The public treasury which the late Dry transferred to
the citadel when he removed his residence
thither was supposed to amount to nearly
fifteen millions of dollars.
voi?ui at Aienacana i""r licly announced the receipt cf criers from bis government prohibiting ell Ee.!;:h vessels from conveying narlike stores frcm Egypt tft Greece. Lord Ponsonby was to leave England forthwith, with full instructior.3 ta do ell that was possible in bringing to ca ccd the quarrel between Brazil and Dceaos Ay res. Algiers. Mr. Shaler mention in his Sketches of Algiers that usually, a Dey is murdered tomake room for nom more fortunate adventurer; his immediate friend and adherenh? perish or are plundered and exiled; am! the public business and tranquility is not interrupted beyend twentyfourbours. The shortness of this interuptiou, though it does not compensate for tho modi- of chaise is yet a considerable advantage, the United States, the cub stitutionof President for another 13 not so summary and irregular a proccedia, but it i nllowcd by a much longer interruption of the national business, as the history of our present Ccngrcss testifier.
West I.vDies. Dy advices received by
late arrivals, it appears that the inhabitants
of the British Wet Indies are in a state of
great ansiety, at the proceeding in Parliament cn the 6ubject of their slave popu lation. In Demarara and Essequebo, a petitica hod been prepared by the mer
chants and planters (and the other colon
ies are invited to follaw their example) in
which they cay "That no fuitbcr resolu
tions, on the Vest India Question, may be
adopted by His Majesty's Government, till such time as His Majesty may be graciously pleased to ciTord the collonists an oppor
tunity cf being heard by counsel, and of
producing evidence, before the right hon
orable Privy Council, to show the real state
cf theccso hitherto very imperfectly under
stood, and much misrepresented in the
mother country end the eflect that any alterations will have ca the rights of the Col
onial proprietors, and the condition of the
Slave Populatioa."
They call upon their brethren in the British Provinces cf North America, in consideration cf the intimate commercial
j eeaedea with the West India Islands, to toko into consideration the danger ia which the letter arc involved, by the clamors of a hestile porty in the Mother Country, who are urging cn a course cf innovations that must, if loader submitted to His Majesty's Government, soon end ia the destruction cftbe British West India possession." Frca the Loci: port Obittver.
Cjffalo. If we crcept Rochester, no .-co in the western country is advancing in pepu!r.tica and business equal to Buffalo. Its citirer.s as if fully conscious of their advantageous location, appear pessessed cf a spirit equal to the opportunity cfiferod them. To the stranger who had visited there but a few years since when the hopes cf its citizsr.3 had been blasted by the torch cf the enemy, nnd but few traces of population left, save the shattered cbimnies, towering in melancholy grandeur over the ashes cf its former dwellings who should visit it now a specimen cf enterprise would be exhibited to which he could now find no parallel after he had passed the boundaries of the western district. He would not fail to realize the contrast: a busy, industrious and husim cs population cfsome thousands, whose dwellings and
puhhe edu.ees would be creditable to n much c!Jer pSacc where but recently nil was desolation. The low grounds where BuGaloCrech enters Lake Erie, and wfcere the Canal caters the creek, have now the cppcerciicc cf a tea port; extensive ucre-
The inhabitants have been cc.el!ed Co leave their homes ; and come cf thr: :, cf..r
in vain waiting for the watere to CwL:idet were forced to rnahe their cseae C:ztx the upper stories. By recent ccco::r.ts from the Upper Mississippi and M;euri, wo
learn that both cf those rivers are high,;!
and still rising. Great fears are entertained, that the water will beep up until joined by the anuual June fresh; in which event, the safety of New-Orleans, and the country bordering cn the Mississippi, will be much endangered. As it is, the less to individuals residing on the low lands, will be very severe. Many cf the farmers have had their fences swept away, their wheat Gelds entirely inundated, and not a spot left to rear even the necessaries cf life. The Mi?i?sippi presents an aspect truly majestic. No baricr can be opposed to its progress; it mocbs the feeble devices of man to stay its course. It presents an expanse of water cn which whole navies
might ride in perfect safety and now, mot appropriately, deserves the appellation of the "Father of the waters." St. Louis Republican.
- :.ere are published in the 'stated
ircr v ce!:ly, and fifty-five weekly. ') J. O. Ce::ccham; has b?enccniift C!:e c:urJer cf CcJ. Sharp, at Fnr
; Cy. cr. J cer.eaced to be hue.-! on U
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OarCcnjrcnicaol dates are touV:-
: ult. Cills, pbl:e and private, Wf re '
j-singteth ncu3 in scores. Aikx t 'dayna xew bills could be sent fWSc House to C:o other. On the !5th, : bills remained to be acted on. Co , J
did not "ta!:e time by the fore-lock session, wo gi:::s.
The silent, but eflective operation upon the public mind, cf the misconduct of Mr. Calhoun as President of the Senate, is becoming daily more manifest. It is not among the class cf active politicians that we are to loolrso much for this eCect, as among the quiet, orderly portions of the community, who, provided the government be purely and justly administered, and the dignity and harmony cf its respective departments be maintained, do not trouble themselves much to inquire who are the persons administering it. It is this very class which now begin to be excited by the gross abominations that Mr. Calhoun has permitted in the Senate, a body heretofore so peculiarly invested with the respect and attachment of the country. Many, very many, cf the most respectable and influential individuals of this city, who have been accustomed to loot: to Mr. C. as to a man destined at some future day to adorn the annals of car history, have recently been heard to declare, that they were greatly disappointed and greatly C"cvc at his course. They see ia it, uhat ir.-eed is too obvious to be ccaeealed, a ree!iless spirit, which hesitates not to cacrifica the hozor cf the body over which he presides, aad the chaiacter cf the ccuatry, to tho gratification cf personal dis!i!:e, aad ambi
tious anticipations. Mr. Calhoun h-'Z
Judicial Bill This Bill was ir.: nitely postponed, in the Houeof Rer' sentative, ca the 10th ult. And thmW
I important measure has been entirely v jfeated by the tenacious adherence eft'
we will publish -the report of the JuJicb Committee, in the House, on this subjj It esplair.3 the principles cf the bill, d thereaioas why the House could not J cede to the amoadments of the Senate.
In answer to a call cf the House cf Rev rcsentatives, Mr. Adorns has stated, tri President Wcshiagtcn appointed Un irebers cf Ccagress to dificrent offices-! elder Adams, thirteen Jelfcrsoa. torn
four Madison, teerify Uoaroc, nincttt
aad himself, rcua. This call was mzi lor the iavidicus purpose of exposing corruption cf the present Administratis' but the eCect must be very different. Coscnosa Trssto tzrninato its sesaoa on t C2J ult. end trcruppsss it did. It ia tc-ruhat o diCcalt cotter to icizc tl)C t!.5r ; cat chorocUsiitici cf the session just cloicd, mi present trca 13 era trirf and graphic view. Ifc, Cfrnl chr.rzttrr Czzi not ctrcd nearly so hihr that of c:n; cLich hars prccrJf d it. For atiur tj, drcis-ca, pru-tsc, and enthtcned wisdom, it ia dr5citrct for catrtzritd, tidistu, and uc! tpsrchifjir-, it ttinds prc-ecisjct. Out bowers deficient it zzay La ia genrral character, there dcuillrrs il.zr.2 cut, frcm aoidst srirroundins: raci crntj, c-nj irdiTifiuali capable cf vast ctnccj-ticn. J cr.zj cr.d potrtrful ergu:cnt, and ur.bia6fed, ire?-rr"-rt czr.izzi. Fart patwica, or an unmtriet- j s.V.s ditpcritira to cp :3 ths eiiitin- adc:nitr -! tito, ertneed it:r!f, ca zzzy cccasicn, ia fccij Ileum, but c:tlj ia tl- Esc-ta. There it deht J cd ths errcutica cf a ctrrrrr, iapcrtant to tht rM
tcalcd bb oT7n Ocesi. Htrcsver cthrr i"' f1 cfth, UnioD,
men may be aCectcd by future combination, Llr. C. has thrown L:n::elf beycr.d the reach cf any chaaeo to zt baeh to rhsra he eteed before the Preredeatial cleetic. Jf. Y, Jltr.zricz::.
A cerodicJcaealy at the house cf correction in Ee:ton. In r.eticia;; t!:e Ccrcaer's Inque:t the Do:toa Traveller cay:, ' It ia very remarhable, that this man cohe five lanuaes, correctly aad Cueatly; could repeat Shahexpeare from beniaai: to cad, aad pe:se::ed, be:i;!e thi:, an uncommon fund cf drollery. During the greater part cf Napoleon's wan, he was a senreat to diCereat cCkcre cf d'utiuetion, whero he had an oppcrtuny cf acquiring iaformatica and perfectinn hi-.:elf with
wc-pishness. Intemperance wos probably the cause of his death, resulting in general disease aad disorganization of important or-
rjnns
A suit on Wednesday last, wn3 instituted against Jo?l B. Sutherland, cf Souihwarh, Philadelphia county, for anlawfuIU opening nnd reading the ticbets cfqualified voters before putting them into the ballot bos at nn election for Constables nnd in(pectors for aid district. The penally for this breach of order, is fifty dollars. "
cf ctery prt cf it. Fcr fcur coathi C.: ptrscaal c
citj Ucpt th catica ia sutpen:?, whether a cea I err, (rz"zA uith cr:tntuoui cc-:?qutcc, wouli to te-cticuri. Varisui expedient trcrs resortf-
ta, ia both Ilcrats?, ta dzfzzt it, bat fcrtuualcj trxthcut ultinite sacccra. Thii c;uttisn, togcty trlib prcpciiticr.i to sceud the Constitution asi
It? Judicixr7 tjttta, cccupi?d oostcftha tcsMcr, clirltrd cuch tiliia and gate occaion for the !; ! play c(p-zli t:-rr.:sj acdatilitj, though to li:& purpc-'' j
lul Ccrrru li dene conse tlungs worthy & czzzzz!l'.. ZD. A preat number of private fc'!' have fcrea pi::rd, acd thusjcitire has bttn Jotiet indiridur!:, and the & ,ct i evinced to the worli that a citira caj he;ust. Internal impruvrtrrr1 hatarcttrca ur.uttxndcd to. A regular hat trca edepted by Gafernsent, and Coii;ref" cr.r.h!;J it ta prc:rct the vrorli. The aj rrorri3 :izi fzr tha rbrida Canal, tho Lonisvilfe tW tr.d tne Kctizoal Xoad ere pz:l of thi fUth 3r ' are all of thrui iportent to large portions nft Unica. f;'chcp5 that this rrcat work will tc
ously tut ju;cicuijy pr::?rered in, a our
cu.lplj cJ czx rcrruice ara dctJopcd. OaSaturc! , the 13th ult. Mr. cf Pa. cCered tlie following resolution?, the Hcc:e cf Representaiivcs; hul fir to the lateness of the session, the H rrfujod to taho them into considerateVrciionr tljev will be anain iiitrcduccJ Km