Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 22, Number 50, 1 December 1852 — Page 2

THE PAM/DIuT ■iwhmonp. wißripifr mokm^| u.auwOMA" invnrin ffi■ imi i" i- - again tog tha indtilgaaea af an/ f/iandn (a/ An #tst of matter* nf ioterert in an/ anman-nf teJoy. W* ——**"# a/ *M nf oat aamnyanfanw. tU-MPL lti/f ti* * have wv./olerticUa which WH a Pr aar iMSKrZ/#** ** ntriiiiinn m*Mf f> >rtH>fm*>i>MjiiMfc' M tha Whif Mtff. I**l* /•//<* hr An P#fflfo jbtoart Jp iffW* far tha >/#*M**y a tha n/f* all tha ahW him ta ihf heapfe, J# r/eiitnda * aha/a *tf!t*yfer.Wt *f* % W 4*# wa* not raiafd Mtanaa ha ora* Italy /a hff eiaaraaf national jfoUay, ha k.*,!?* aIK *Wf eaat, or wot.” but r/fartad all, and lli/ir/ari.d iut/r/fta, with the aam# aaHeilnd#, the difUngoi/b----ad leader af her rrmiaaii* had wan imprri*bbtr honor*. At a negotiator in time* of tronblr. be bad proved himaalf anUnroll/ aaceaaaful- €ai*blnin* in all Ihra* more of tlioaa alemrnl. of gr*alan*,*rhieb •bon Id bar* commanded him ta th* America* ft* gfa.

than any man aow -Hnltjl^jj . , f> . ~ 0 „ , r Bat ha ha* b/ra daf/atad. ,W* bat* ##W that thin reault tea* brought abaat bja combination alia, flaanca* that a* man and no party evtid witbatami.— 'Tha object af the national convention tea* t*dtet< min* which of Ih* prominent men nf tha pattyabaul# baaelacted aaa candidal*. It wan mppaacd that the dalegatec there aaaamVted wooM *•*<;#*♦. ntt**#nnj preference on th* comm** altar and tabmit If the fairly etpreectd will af th* majority, ta gif a that convention truly a national char act*/, it Wa* argali that • platform ehonld be adopted, pledging Ih* paytjr to carry It oat, Not a platform oompaded of prltiei pla* alone, but mere tnaaaare* /abject to aonlinned legitlatiaa. Far tha **h* af harmony tbM platform

waMdojttad—Oen. Suatt wa* nominated, th*** wh* war* moet teal one In urging th* creation of *ht* new platform were ih* that to abandon It, /imply beoanre they did not Ilka tha man who had been plaebd open It, they left, Di**ff*clion row in enather qnftef.“ Tha.‘‘(tad,llk*" had hot b*an appreciated, Lnko> warmne*/ prevailed In another quartet, r r i ■ Th* loeofoc* wing af the free wall pdrty ralnrnad to their “llrat l*f*.“ Th* other portion of that party deemed it their dnty to make “dm**traUo” and they voted for Mr. Hale. Th* foreign vote wa* eatt for Mr. Pierce—th* Native American vote wa* given •gelnel OeU. Scott, With thee* influence* defout w/t I navi table, and th* only wandav I*, the* Man, Stott received M many rate* t/hadli. Near 8,500,0#' vote* war* e**, and I e/e tteatt two per cent or a •hang* in that vote would hav* given the otectlttm th* candidat* af th* whig party. TheNfofd.fiO'MV**, large may aonnd th* majority given 1* Gen. Pierce in th* electoral vata, it la not o lafga ai It the) appear at tint thought. N* ether Whig could hay*, under th* earn# cireumetancea, run a* well ** tied. dfeolt. Wear* aaDefied With th* foault a* all tru* repdblieaneehould be. The people have *pltaii t *nd r lt ll nat for u* tu impugn their meltvea or flod frail tallh tholr prejudice*, ts the apolla Os office urged them on—ls Britieh gold corrupted them, It. la to be re-

gretted "mar* In narrow than It auger,*' We r* net among thooo Who regord thlo election o* th* annihllatian af Ui* Whig party. Wo are nat yet ready t* atolalm "alt la loit but lianOr," On th* contrary, tha Whig party, er man adtaeailng the great •oaaarvativ* principle* of that party, will *llll advocate th* protection af American Induairy—lk* development of th* recourse* of our oountry by improved faeilitiea of UOMtmeW* between IhO * tot**— •ppoao the arbitrary etarela* of the veto power—dieoouotooonoo aootlouol jeatuuel**— nmloietu tm t'Uloo and th* CooaUtotioo a* long a* either so worth pra* eerving. Th* defeat la but tamperary. ••Truth, eroehod ta aarth, will riaa again, per God’* oternol yoor* or* her*; While Ifrrot. wooodad wHthe* lb polo, And dim omid her worshipper*.”

This is our (biding faith; snd we eshort ell men whs lota their couutry shove all Others, sad ohs would promote its iaterette first, last sad ell the Urns, too staad fast by tbs tims hoaorad Wkig Jl*g! It aiU still Host la triumph—still wars high abuts th grsatsst aatlua—tbs meat prasperoua paapta—tha mutt iataltsfiaut tad ralightenod race of maa, snd tbs mast uniformly hsppjr peopls that tha world hu star known; at It wilt droop its folds la maarninfi whoa asms othar Hag shall wavs la tbs triumph of iothmy ovar tbs firsts af this republic, sad tha Isst rotting

plats sf libstty. Thea watehmau sf tbs sight which la saw opth at, look op, sad too tho glorioM star of that happy destiny which yat awaits this notion, tad ynu will ass satwlssd around Its glittering, burning light tha prsat baaaar sf Ihs Whig party, bearing spot its folds the principles for whiebthot,'psrty has contended, cad which will toad ac an ta that pts-omiacat degree sf actloasl grant a*so which ac other action hot yet acquired, sad whore liberty will forever Bad a beam. Knf uwoy It eye Oar warlby brother af tha State Beetle", Wm. I. Brown, in the following graphic description of life in Washington, hi endeavoring to paron ado the young one* or tho party tc heap away from Washington. If William could Meeued ta keeping keck tho hungry horde of expectants, he weald have a better ehoace for hie **awa Ikmily cad frieudv." tc that it Williams Hoar him: •'A maa withe fomily, is the comfortable enjoyment or a quiet home, with as income eelSeieOt to meet all his demands, it foeciuated with the Moo at receiving a calory of one thoavsad, twelve hundred,we fourteen hundred dollars per unaum. He receives as appointment ac a clerk cad at aaco considers himself the happiest man living. Ha goes to Washington, whore, alas! ha Rads all hio imaginary riches swallowed up in the exorbitant expenses of living. Du reaching tho City ho goes to some broker end eello his mouth’s celery, la this way ho goes an at the matey of the mooey-ohovor, cad hover Tires loag enough In got even with tha World, tr ho dies, his Irieadv contribute money enough to perform the tenant rites and hio wife opeac a boarding-house, where she spends the remainder of her days in poverty, living ftom hand to mouth, tr a change of administration lakes place and On clerk ia removed, ho has cither to roamia io Washington and look for on entertain and pteCiriOua aopport or beg money from hio IVienda to tnhe him hack to his old home, Whom ho rclornt, brokoo down, riled, aod owt or employwmot. This ia a dark no hot n Iron one, awd Mvmed ia lha maa Who ■ever dmoused of nahlic office. Whom fa tho wealth or thin coootry Tho great mete of it is ia tho hands of thorn who hare never held pebtie office; and thorn who have hold office sad amassed property have geo- . sk— a- to w mrtm sAmas iba af grßliy TVtoUv Is rlttvl twvowo moo Uiw wr office.

NTAs the whole "Native American” party voted for Piereu at the lata election we tract tha Locofoeo party will not Imra the impudence to charge Nativeism apoa the Whig* at the next Presidential election. We do act intend to nay much abont polities for soaee time to oate bat we desire to impress some facu apoa the winds of the people of all patties in sacks manner that they will not be soon forgotten* and thin amt ter of Nativoism it aao of them. Oca. Pierre received the votes of the “ifalive American” party, and is theaefore jaat as mach. the President of that patty nr be is of the Le party.

Mice Elica & Littlefield, a teacher at Wabash, in thin State, recently died. A few days ago ill imu |||| iiiim |y tat , lfet4 m* —* * * |km M —hi-.* * Wee f WhICB —a >aalA m *-- .A a a . .. to I •■•J vI’C’CWOW wB * tOBv j *"™l •vSvawtv"" 11 •

to „Jm*iahr the LdM-Ovt fMnd ofihe ftw Alb A Tribune Aracier i& the file Aision off Jiidge Pnine, A which At tlJfc* Ac reluifCt! .from ear Aide, a* ifamouk. A* faciJßw WA nnArat Mk <kg. •re about there: Some twenty !♦* ye ago, fha legi'dlefure of the Sti'Tdf fffW Yofl, podded laWj, abolishing htrf peftwMfoM • atdtnle ta waamiatiw Inf# nfoi/h permitted slaveholders to pass throoafadhst State With their elaved, Sohaeqoently'wnim AWpMMf tIBM Is in Im Is MmHHrt* by which Mine moment. S^sAfipMS< 4amC at thie ioWWWft ftirSfdh PlflnlWll*? TfaV} W sTT n iOT'l’ taping from a aim Siate. Aail M givCn qp^-rr Tha of Mm Aw *°

New ¥o>h, and 01-cowree.were-et -dgtyfoU to the ptoamont of~lh#Tderw) ■ otfnatiNation or th# fugrtiWallVdliw.? We dWTfbfldftrd w tktahiHh smMssssm of anger betaaeen th# tba nqrth tad the wo shnphy Imjuir* whether it ra an net df thfatfi, his fhA ptfh’s f t jatfgdf# foment jcalouay—atid lentLJjH.# other thiwga I*4* diaaoladdho Union;” yet would It be belief for k Judge Ideidrihid-omh—edt ffie liWhl deMnti#, fd rtttwtohi wfar*#t ~„uiiwlb'r Them am m#oy hffttiAW ttt #ad order require# that how#vgiawfmay.haita prodlaivtia that liw aheutd he ewfardurh dad troat to future leglaldtifHl lo ddfretl ffie'cfW; • own conatitution. Tha white wan who pmjwJy* a negro Who has recently aqtaer Into- tha State, *(ib|dcti himdelf httmkdddoHtiil i

United Slant (Wright lia* appointed Charled tldllicntt, Wlldtor, in the place }. Jamed Cat heart has been a member of the and of Coitgreat. lt>ia*aid ha was appointed on the cOMilloA that he ahonld not bd a candidate for the {fcnalofship,.lt Ihd Aett IMgloh'bf tha ThU.U whhl ia genefally olled buying off. Did Mr. Uathcart sell aHotber democratic aapirente in tho north! John W, Oddfa, H. .tm*n, JdhA PcfU'. W. J. Biowrf, Henry Socriat, 0. P. MotWp, Wpi. dlotid, and aaveral othtts are apoken it lot.. ih#l dUlifoguiahed ptraition— thaelegUonto t akd piecetbit Winter. It lt aaid Howavat in thla connection, (hgl tijdre la Another trade oft hiild—lht the detnociny., of Indianh *r ,to defnand W Ms. Pierce the ejection *f J. W.jHaU * on# of hit cabinet, P oat Matter General, and thua tl< rrW him outof the aemmble. Par th# purpaaa of making the matter certain, and to afflict the trade indue time, Hr. Havfdjlt I* said, dome few daya after the election, went to Concord to confer with the man who gmra tha boy a cant to boy candy, If report# be true, It ie probable tha Doctor will auccecd ih hi* mission. When the delegates to the locofeco.national convention ruturued • Indianapolis, it who Inserted that the Doctor cm itKi . -f Wiiw nominated Tor President. Tile rumor Wat that the convention finding it impossible to nominate either Cass, Buchanan, Marcy or Douglas, it was agreed, informally, that thedki&i* l **

front Virginia should select the candidate. Id a meeting of tho delegates from that State, Ms, Pierce defekted fir. Dlvti by one vote wily Hence we conclude, if Mr. Pierce regards himself a* the greatest mania the notion, as ha certainly has a right to do, hcrehould not hesitatt to concede the *nd position to the Dottbf, It having been decided thkt h 6 is but ,k A little ldwar*' than Mr. Pierce himself. Should the fioctor be appointed Post Master Geaetol, we trust his first official act, will be, the establishment of n post office “Oh tho bottle field of the Thornes.”

A good, f(fat.—The Democrat proposes to so amend the of the United States as to dispense with electors, and perfcit tho people to vote directly for President end Vice President; and, further, thfit, ell questions of hcquiition of territory, either flree or stove, shall be submitted to a vote of the people. If it were not for opening up the constitution to other amendments, wo should be pleased to see the above suggestions carried out; but our experience in Indiana, is, that it is better to endure ordinary wrongs, rather than permit the perpetration of greater wrongs by the amendment of the organic law. Tbe present constitution of Indiana is much more objectionable than the old one, and legislation under it, ia still more odious. The people begin to leant something in regard to the legislation of last winter. One term of tho Court of Common Pleas, and particularly the Probate department of it, will open tbe eyes of a few. The common School law will awaken a few more—the Free Bonking low will stir up some other*.— But the othoOl of osperience Is now open. Locofocoism is the teacher—the' people hie the scholars, and their backs Will suffer. - .' . Rtrnxno Cot a.—Many of oar readers Will recognise in this name, that of a former erttsen of this county, tn 1840 he area the vditqr and publisher, of the National Patriot, at Con trevilte in ibis county. He was aubaeqnently

deeded Stale Printer, in connection with John Dowling. In 1845 he pulled up slakes, and under tbe auspices of the Presbyterian His. Society, suited for China, where ho still maiden, ia theaevviee at present, however, of the London MitetMiUry Society, engaged so his bid vocation, with the addition of makfisg typefc as Well as setting tko. Among other war ha pristti by him ia Chinese characters front typea cart by htessdfiu China, are: A Cuteehtem on Chris tiun Doctrines; the New Testament; K* ' odns with Notes, ttu baa already completed < two fonts of large Chinese type, and baa made ! considerable progress with a Burgeon font.—

Fwm his uangy nod adventurous Spirit ww should ten gvetsed Mr. Cote to be a Yankee, but wo team that he is a native of Poaasylm win.' ■’ KaleV note is unexpectedly small prehaty briltet reach M,ik though It an aspect sd Wtraad roflvOOO.

ometrnt Tf* fludfoua /~W ■The Sta&entinefiof Wesday, pubdAes tfi ifll officiJKaturnslLtlA State, whits eh<l bFti y Pierce'* majority, 14,8#8 hwH*Wttoc#**4Wß* Utß#, 9* ta ramia dJiiCTiig,7'' gw ,¥Wj Wa Itatn from.thp,^#l*nfr|iqVonrnal of Saturday that thiHoAaiaii&QiWavKlnkvStaMhafbeen counted out,and alandafoamiMWlar a Pierce, ,ww-wtni Jr: M1#8,160 vHb.,.,;:-.rjaftss±aai^* Pi.rr.', pluM.il,, -r Hale recetwrd BT,?ByMo.’ Add<le*#othe number dllt*fdf*ißioff, aftd If wjll appeay that Pierre laqka mavisg ganajotdy of the all the vole* eaot. a-wei - ’*"t rA

rvnv/vnniiß wbpmi* Pierce’s ifif#jolliy VBf GetiOTul So, 18,. present the ValMfouotM of aabti pUrty for ! Presi - dent in 184IH IfW rtfttf €B!lWfllM!bftet Irf Octo ber, 186*, ; KWJo lM*j wifrssHi ■ 1 Oa. Goan, ufrer't. Democrat, ■ ITIs-TSfl > “l < irtvlT*'l l #9,64o American, **,(* ,„i .j|t,67B . Hi 1 ■ l *w u Total, -tm BSO.BM - 359.23!

far The Dunkirk i no#fmMied nttd-Che Car*rtoW -Winning over now from Cmotnnatl-tovNeur Yorki shh difficulties heretofore cyjjerlenccrl ‘in'Wldigr An account of th suspension of Lake navigation will be no*longer felt. Jfo'r is this all. Railroads are Apiied|qr 'ihad ttomboats to travel wpoitrwnd erdl when the Lake Is open a large porportloa af the travel will be upon the Cara. .f>, . int ■-]■' •-! .usH r - Tne M auudf ft Caytj—Tlf• Cost,— lit one of Mr. Wlllia’avgaeeatiatteis. ty the Home Journal,we find*the-following paragraph rehtling to tha original purchase of, and the anfoaHt paid for, the Mummoth Clive fri Kentucky. , . “Colonel Crogiinn, to whose family It belong* wa* resident of louiavijlo. He went to Kurape setae twenttr years, ago, and as an Atnerioaftv found himst-Jf frequently questioned of the wondera,^of,fJm. Mammoili Cka--* place he had never visited, and of which, at home though living 1 with fri ninety mites oflt, he had hekrd verydlttle. He went there Immedhvtdy tm his return, and the .Idea Struck him to purchase it and’ make a family hthetitanee. In flfte<,n minntee'bargaining, he bought it for SIO,OOO, though shorily after he waa offered • 100,000 for his purchase. Id his will he tied H. up in such e way tnatit must remain in the family for two generation*. Ulus Appending its colvlrfity to his nnme. There * nve nineteen hundred acres in the estate—three square mflps nbove Sound— though th# cave Pjqhjvbly. runs under oproperty or it great number of land owners. Per fear of those who might dig down and Carenith down to the nadir,) great rlgilahce IstXerctsed tft jirtvcrit Stich Subterranean survey* Slid measurements As Would enable them 'to sihk a shaft With any eertatnty. The cave cstcrtds leu or tWA|ve miles In Several directions, ind there is probably many a back-woodsman silting in his log hut wit litn ten miles of the cave quite unconscious that the'niost fashionable ladles and. gentlemen of Europe and America are Walking, without leave, under Ills Corn And ptrthwii.

*• ' ' Thu Bitatagraph. Ahton4 the wonderful discoveries Or litVeu*. tlohs ending lrf"itapH, H the Pantograph seems destined to take no second place. It is a cut, ting and carving machine, which works with sinaalng celerity, greaf, precision and finish, ahd is Applicable to ihhumerabte purposes of otoament and tise. This remArkable InveUtiorr has been patented by Ms. Scarby. Acting on the principle of the slide-rest, or Itbitini bed, arid difeeted by ihe ParttoarSpli, the. roa-' chine is tnoVed' with sdeh facility and exactdfoss in all the directions of the cube, under a fixed tool or tools, that It Is capable of produt cing, in cutting, carving, or engraving, a facsimile or almostanything presented tO Its operation. The enumeration of all the. purposes to which this strange piece of mechanism ts applicable Would exhaust Imagination. The hardest Substances o filer no impediment to Its

powers. In stone of marble, tn Ivory or wood,' in pearl or metal, it can turn out copies of any sliope you please; and by a principle of easy i adjustment, on a scale as much larger or small-1 et than the original as may be desired, h will: engrave seels to any pattern;-turn out an exact* ropy, of the Medirean Venus, or tho Greek! Slave, furnish blocks to the calico printer, the floor*cloth pienufacturer, the paper-stainer, and letter-pVess printer, execute monumental tablets find architectural ortiements;fbrm saw-handles; cut names and sign boards. or do anything else width requires any sort or shape or Impression to be given to the hardest materials, performing that which appears the most difficult or delicate feat with as much despatch, exactness and finish, as the eaeiest and less pretending.’ i Tim utility or the ma,chine may he inferred ftom Ilk applicability iu the tingle department of saw handles. TV saw-handle manufactur ere or Sheffield alone employ four hundred h*nd*> who make, oh an average, fifteen han -i dipt each a day, or .58,000 a week, Which at 1 one penny pet handle, would return JCt.aoO per anbuiq. Now, one of the company's machines, managed by a man and a boy,' will produce TOO handles a day ftom one cutler; bill, as aach machine mayTtaw three cutters or more, it is obvious that the entire trade might be sup ; plirql by a fevT machines. It remains only ioi mention, that The machine is cheap, and may be ! wrought with ease by any description of power' ftom hand to Steam.—(Patriot. 1 j MTAu officer near Lawrenecbnrjr lad., a few days since, a smalt baadte by the read tedet awd on opening it, dreeo-reved eight tkowaand dollars in for bills On the Indian* IWfev AU ffinteu Ii alfefi wMffi wWHWWIV mr . *

, JNT2fc*’Co supports but one apothecary detpbia and IS now practicing Medicine very successfully ia New Turk, is wow attending lecture*M Rush College ia Chicago. banaav • Oounuum.—Erattmws are Ming amde to complete the library room by ike mm wrauMufi Osamra. Much tfttehm wort hua houn creetcd, awd anoehnuN* uuutiuuu thtsr Opmutiam tfll afore hour rack night.

and consult with similar committees appointed I by the Ginetrmati, Hamilton-and Dayton, the; ijaton JHahHMui tmM THiSmi KatlroitT Companies,.in\reference to a| TBgjWWjHWWPWffif 'sStttiil c 6 ffipatiien bet ween : ttttffI&VAUHBIM. t-! fain *tofamtofa*nnilanl !■ ) rz"attens7eacOoiwultms|l|s and eon venisgjf MOW®**W3<'A®>x§#fn7>pf’r nc-coaMaodaiioa-arok voonaaai—sa.af-the- -parirlsa, arrangement of this kind, however, another importance to all interested—put to thq Indiana ami bu|t rfc%,gieatd*aigh.foadi ■ JVwetra* tmg the neh and fertile d|fidfls t> ef !VOH^ terminus at one end atOinoinntiti, andTn>ifn| te OhfcMd.'tti brute, tinJt^llyifllirMtfrtfe’WfflHf s^lsiwS ar insaro ila tuoeesa. The otly:qn*ntion, tbest; to WietOed itr, ehell the road be hirilt tiri thtf

qjgfyjH fti/l a tg-mattpraf <*tt rae, upon itaeJfior bosmeee, eut-off asit nVoakl bo from aMewtrmetiott or bMWenrr htfetbdhfW whh thtr roadtrof tmk toWffVJtHfly btittY,, U mmMwmimSMJSu MS WouW be La4,poliy, andweuM tend'Oo hwihl -na a *rimlfr on dre par* of'oHtdr WtfiVMJ MU. *M .tUfrwo* from Cincinnati to Ckicppoto be iWfi -milesj near!* twoohwd* es that distance la ftiioOgt! Ntd i i/na," ♦!• etfrffleellttg '*rilB B n fo'kj£s nuleaia (lira ugh. Ohio,.' If.-iA. were # mersqwetri lion whetner we ehnuM adopt tho Obio Mijw! Multi fisy, sums, .worm [avptf MifKtticy.tn p#o<icitiee of lose and ineonvenienca to the publwras*'Wcfltld result frhwthendopliwti of t¥rt fert flStfd. Tdirt {jtrtfta on But, fortunately,=ne aueh aiternativaie present* I* > We bare It In our pdw : •er io twn/rof the whola tettlertflfewt oTtlit, qu P T tyIKW Offqa&tnenl Way be J h ough Itnjstprprl ucti va of nur inte roato—' whioh eeriawlr, and'beyond allquestioitde; ihi adoption ttf f*e Indiana ' ' r tue.Variwis lines desjgnoil to Connect Cine in* nati and Ghieago, as espressed at the greifl cott ; volition held here in June fSSf; M*. tW6t the Ratdfi Jfhl Harnllforf, and the Hamilton nnd Ct/tclnnatf idadfs jfiaulA/ftmi parts of thisline, both, of them being built an the oWpamje.*-* Sine* tben however, other warts, efaftiW/.llf What 1s t I aimed as h Willefif ftinre' ad vantageous and convenient point in the city, have been pro* jected and are now in progt-es.*, and are inviting and seeking a connection with our fbad, offaffft* an pasv Iftcfitt t 6 the city on Vhg .lndfpno gauge. ITie |^pr< line road to Dayton is under contraei-anti will bebuilt. It will lay down an Indiana track to Hamilton,'And unless’We two romls already named as using, the, Ohio gauge make soma speedy arrangement to accouuno>dato the immense trade that will ere long be seeking it* Way to the4ty rmr t*twlrtdfCinD' CeW f WSOM9BBORWBt tin tun It a tin m* • ——* the Indiana gauge. The Eotmt ktvd HamlftOh Company, seeing the position tliejr Wtjuld occupy’wnh a .rival road running parallel with theirs, and com* mending the entire Indiana trade, we unde! l stand, profels an entire WittfugheSsto Change their Tlie Cltjelnneir, Hanjillon and Dayton Company, from its connections with Okio roads, could aot do this, but they tan do; ami we learn, -are willing, ir tblftWKhf of blir toad and the Cent/aVydarl is secured'them, to copimenre immediately the work of laving down a second track, on the Indiana gnu*?, mm HkMilum to the CityrplaVrtlg it at (htWlVirtfaf ofUiA lndlftna Toad,;aV arriugc ments. If these objects can be efectod—iftke ■eeotid track ieTlaid dowwbytha Clneitiilßti Company, and Eaton Compaffy Will agree to . cbrtinteheft atld Jinish the"change of gauge.on thuit road bv. the Ist of September nest,, when the cars will bt runaing to this place, the sew* tliHehl of mir stockholders and becfplc IS sfrbhg I ly in favor of an imiiicdiote consolidation of the Companies, so ferae Wales to vtocking and running the road, as oae esmr throngh line. If they arc not writing to make the Afrflrigc: ntentartdagme Upon Talr terms or consolidation, there need be fio feare entertained that other companies will be found willing to give the desired outlet on fair and to vote hie terinfc. The adVhMSfees th result to thb various companies interested and to the public, from a consolidation of the various local linest are too no* morons and spparent to require vommfent. Indrpendbm ur th* queslion 9 f Scoaomp,—the j great saving effected in oiachiuery, superintendence, interests of the public ore al- : ways boat subserved by the concentration or the management of numerous local lines, into one general superintendency,thus avoiding the numerous rivalries, that are sure to sprint up, the imporfeet arrangement, the failures, and th 6 thonsand annoyances that seem unavoidable i "H** ,on S hues of communication are in the hamU and under the government of local com pames oech operating for its own peculiar interest and local advantage without reference to the public demands. Thai our rood, whan built, will find an outlet ttothe city, on the Indiana gouge, and that ar- , rongements for stocking ad running the whole Hne, as 0 thorough road, will be made, the public may. we think, taka for granted, i • --m- - ' ' ‘ c*vg ll r red* o. • (tailrwoW Ctr in abo at two hear*. ITi is sol ■< j| dieutd t< for the Wnrlit r Kabnvst. It hiigtit had rhoatd h.ve s.we,l bum | Ceaiwvdle and onW direct line to |.,ke En; instead nf rUarin P fVom Indi.nspnUs to AndotmMowa, Mnstbi. t.d Wi.chc.toLake. .. V .. , • ■ B*w Railroad n loeaiod it* Maaew, and ip a low day. the nil eamiaawm toaaiag a lino fro* to Knifhlotown on Jha Natianal VMr ataoitiac with the LnaiawMe Ttoo wilt awhe a throneh ‘3.^: welt a* *r>*Viac road to the eampaap, Tha BooVtot DicMtM. ofe*a mad ha vo aathariaed tha aaWlanaj ess23r\H3 l S;£r3: nrtiv* aae nsphi da well tw taU tooeh to Mid rndL **oab that Manty, at tha eaawdove the nat for tha Ca. SjT^ iSSrar **Bnaar Itoorai, tha daughter of Enoch, war not mar wd Mtl she wu. ve hundred end eighty vesta SI ivun u*t Mopwi-

[f|fi*B#ll*r. ' ■ ■ flros, Nov. 27. LI I The nblAf has thelfcT-| jlowliig, Wtich stays iflias Hen permittelbyj Who Pro/dentrWpubfrHl I WssiaitoToav_Nov. 17,1852, —“Hpoh Mat- [ wetL: vour note o# yeaterdsy came to hand thia jntdmnffln which you state that in a eonver- 1 Laation you bad wrth Low, ton learned that the' j Crescent City will go to Cuba, and enter the, 1 port of Havana in dofilmce of the Spaniah an* j Uhoritics, and if fired upon, she will be surrend-, 'Wed, kailolbers dr,II cmrT pence bMOMisssiiadniihowUMie mwornwsn* jfbM.hwu#>otooih \moniiomgot(,hovmorA But in regard to tlio chiff -gapfrof* of di** r .'letter, permit me to say that, in the first place, tttaoflftdii?to'igMW Wgif ’thi * ,qM cjuzuwjo Createrj.iwat on bihdrivnsfoannl/frf wboihor U Wwch etmdttrr, the pMr^hgtJdfirj*

unfrvfgdkft VG* farbfifrfifri- V _ The Constitution of the United! AnteS'dlSs veined in Congress the no we r of declaring was, and the EshHMMIPI* ili3La#Wio light to uSUap 4hait)vf,by commenting worcWlllotef itd’wutflorityp’awf', ' if- Wr; i,Sr* n shwqW mfternfl. It, il’Hftit/e fftfty Hft-riyittf ?le}iWHftilf<Vd to use a I line pb wer conferrojl- tipcuhtn.inbyj sh e constitution and the laws, to prevent it. lam resolved rights iOoihiMtmHovfcyr*g***t Bp# arfti 1 am + q u ally ed Aija t r ft <♦* lift , of ,r tfof i ertwi'tiff> zens stittll ne permitted tp plWße*lwfl JQV|- ! Stent in a wrong position, Mr. X9&PW rWj<#!i ue . ,)i * lawful kusmaesqr buHvhen-w.qistin-ia-feised between-ibi* gowcmmenl awd adoroign'rtertion, whdtheoUlltMbusincss he pursues is lawful, or patrsued irt'a-lawfut HtliilrtSrf thh 'diii-tlsulbn sos thhtefeilWltelonw t 6 thd tW(TTd*efti.hit)iM, and not to hjmright to enlif wytMvJrtiiAvßsuch persmtt.lS he mag choose to sqlett, in defiuned of lwwtofihe^pflnluhgvtemmTrt l He hoSTWt^ the deaam of t*s govertfmeßto ofgpflia <Kid' thmUnfrMl States, ami a negotiation lias a)rataly. oonnnmlcwh 1n wdtich*our Hgllik/'tii Wbtldef stand them, haye hafrfr sW^ ? agT’hflvk* Ma*fos;:i-v.wii.tywtto< •* of this government cannot be conlroJlad by thg) ftltidrference of any indiVldbaTl J'ft Iwenlirdly unnecessary that Mr. Law, repeat these attempts for the purpose But if,h* wilLptaaiaf tn his oiOrte, ondyta.-so dovtw vlolOtP the Itnrs of a foreign notion, ivithin that rtafitfli'k oikti jurltt.liitlott, ’and t here fore-toshs 0t forfeits h's vessel, he cfln a.tflbcl Jjo inJemni tv tot such ng, act of roily from tlvis governtnept. We regulate -the terms and conditions upon Slirf' lUtons; the right to do JO wo site IL imvOl r to be questioned by foreigners, and WO db not qucstimi^Olllt4Xl>C4a9t>wat. fogist wajt thq tuitione between tlva two governments,,; This ie not a questibn to be sc|th*d' between him arff Cuba, not even. bettteup thp Unito.l States ab.l Cuba, but between this country and Spain—die Ifttffer b4lrig JlfJne responsible' far tlrt eoiidtict of, the Governor qf, Cuba, r : i, "*'¥otrte-e al iibrty*to moke known the eomr ipAtb ob rt,u.lio+4f.to. -**iupg,M-Wwf that, at h good citiaon,.! presume he will nut. attempt any Violation of our neutrolityMftWs, by attacking Cuba. Ybuls.Trutv,' ''Swtitit?. . The Republic, in comuiwiting upou theleMtri say* dial Mr. Law, upon being informed of tie oontents of this letter, rtplferktliat Ms Ihtentlbfis in/rgTiltqh t 6 making w.nrijpon boeo-twisundarstood. Ike Republic also anaounceath'st Lient. Davetrpwrr baa been removed, and’that no other fikvy o/fiier Will bgjiermiltad.ldlenVek the,ef.v-’! Umg as the managers adhereao tbe pres ; ent practice ofi converting, .tkw visits of -tkeir! vessels Id Havana Into a source of annoyance 1 tb ihe Spanish officials. ' If i ■■ mails,lnfllßlsdie. mhkeantile classes, j(ke Post Master General baa directed that them/uTs shall nel-be diapatebau again ituJht7\;resteni Citf,Oi in Any other potupany’s lUahter, whlcli rtrbv hhye Phfser Siftlth on ifiey.will lieseat by the steamerJigbel. 80, if Mr. Law shoo see to retain Putaar Smith,-his ■reamers will be stripped of their official char-! abtM ahd patronage, and he will have no pfetenet to claim immunities dr a consideration as an aiantuf the government. ' The Administration, soya the same paper, is resolved to fulfil tha obligatioiro which it otees |o its own citizens as weM as to Spain, anil will ekert its p<twd& to erttoh evhr) offort Vo com proUiise the-peace beUvikt the two coumrieg, wbether by a Lopez expedition, oribstuited Under the pictenrc of "lawful busiucss,” ae hi tbei case of tue Cresceut City.. ' “i Renp.iiv rou Feitoctoi snkss nr the Doc.— - In one of the Cincinnati papers, we find an ocrnuatnf.u attack by • ferocious dog upon a, little child. "Tha dog seized the child by the throat," we are told, “and the more he Woe! pounded to makehim let go, the hauler lie held! on. The people broke the doc’s back, and, of- ! e , leyer into his mouth, pried his I jaVvSrqfert and released the Sqlfcrerl'Hiiff Utrt ufo I til her throat was mangled." ’There is a sure | remedy in such cases which should bo knoWn ly evety one. We hear of auch cases often, an 1 it would aeem that persona ot these times ate very apt to forget the disposition of the animal. Now, tl instead of pulling upon the ewsge him when his jaws ora set upon anything, h sponge ot Hour, grot with strong spirits of hartahorn.be applied to his nostrils, he will iustantly tela* his hold. I

Washingtonian Meeting On Saturday aight nox. at the- Temperance H .1! in the Borton building. Hey. J mt * H. address the meeting. The public mesJWWyinvii|i l ta aUe*!??**’*' '' MeU ea Monday evenings of each week, at j <*ndle -lighting in lh Temperance Hall. j Richmond Temple, tteU on Tuesday evening* of each ak, at T o'clock. In the came place. t „ ] Sons of Temperances Meet on vt edaesday evenings, at the —w nm and place. ■ -*r- tioTjS. n | Meet aVtheir Rail ia the Stratiaa bailding, on Ceaamon Ceaacil, MWt Ah Ticjfir i\\ gV aoKt.

laptaH k§o^|w|ardofthksea ■By PrHiAA.m, ..Hr ot Lafitte. Th. Pi,.,, of ■To I Wilt *Mrenport, gabliahert, ]s Haato# H *■, w. wHtudvMcd torn copy ot a highly popal.r and thrilling aovvl bearing Iho nhvro till*. Cnpfsin kid’s advent.rc* mm author ehsract#,. * ize. as <M Ihvm the engtoftoot ntt other sea —irr daiadls |>M insignificance. Kid’s name—banMnyunah his nj|x caret! may bn enndcmnvd-irilf |ijH A r MUWMf t1,..t of olio whose pirate (leg weret 1 defieoce to lb* ftenl place In hiatorjr, UgcoF.aod snag, and lbs memoasneaL'awnn aroit n ilj iiada n<i—■ non ofT Saturday Keening Po IV dVi liilw ft fitly is .A^MitHNlfiHiwMll,. enaaiM y^dtidaai^te^raw^N^Jto>^^^ro This novelet tb< | tote Jlddbj of soma ‘M'lOTss'^aSE heas teoM pednM * t ts£i :J-liAi % !,’/•, > " OalgluJ taias.hwfTviag' a large •*pendi*Bfnsd o*mMbof W towXCaMttofrr* reader*, a betoWfor#,- dttateu Ibt*,ltrtShei,'Efys • Vamtlvep. ytc. from thy Engjlfli Sm h*Tg given tiioPMt * aaws for ths aseaUvnM-afJto ariat. | tionj. , -J

way f Unlaga tb.tpua AGatCULTUltfif/AHTIfA.M,' ttLcßttineoni matter, aSSsbuHaKOSB: dMwnad Jlosb Markatv&Mfc.list# ldatjato., ats-vatou •lo bo duly given. e. r, TbsttcVnu of■tkg.POirr.r.Two tm ir p.fd ’ln .a. vauso, Ttoto Datlaf* If aet jaM iuedvanco. Far Ftoaa Dollar* Its rtitnnte, urn toss IfUM thtea ysara. TMf ronflntjß iffs|blld*rllig IoW tfiiiii fir Ctuba, taibil tUa city.,to *ae. addra.,*aU iu iha oaontry toooa poet.of(,ce. jinm't'i.Cait.i >aa 4 cop lea - . .C^. i.-*: •"!# . *-V .*-daj,*o 8 “ and ona to agent, or tho gettor up of club *IO,OO lnnnthly wavk, with tfhs ShoVn Mlor IMrpubMMed at 116 Naasau *t.,teuw fiftfb,' Offaalß. FNk At Cu.—Bar. P. Jaaa< Rdjtot. -It to a was* of thirty ot fort* PWI-'to-etnbeillihed with engravings of th fmeat orddVi did lei la adVanccfor.*J JO If payment bs hot takrfa Wtthi* -fitrde* ntbatlft IVttn 3 explrstlon bf thbstirtptißn*' * <*' ” ■a. Hi ..it* l ...ei.... l UdSi.i • - *-fi iU . .. fltoltuttind Prires tarrcnK nr Tiio3. ■jm jiaban- itffal r -M.jJLa.i,Bnnd.fi;a.3J3Jl'rv Fb*ir parent: - •,* | PriS.l Apple* per bn. HuckWhett JJ:), Orebh. - •* pertui’ A 40 Ahplo Butter per gal. '.’g* fnfo- Udi • US' Puftijrb'-HU **■ 9t : wheat •• * ho! B“ai parbu. - \M CloVeHond ". Onions " * -” ?W rtMWied •* ptolh. ’• Ft Irish Pdtnto.. per bn. f* OH I •* •{.lu per Ib. *-* ’’*’* Os SWeCt ' <* SOl Shoblilor ’• ’ • fet fOf do*, W > *' COMPIU'D FROM THF. CINCINNATI (MCKTTE. 4 ’ ' v.\ k ! " , . riitchtimii aintcL,;;., ‘ * , r- *ivninhav*f.- *g Fmvn—Thsro m* a good d-mtnj to-day w4tto*dtawv chants in prices. The tale* Catfipridt-4 4T) at *1:001 300 and Oil do *t *lt 900 do at aathe, SOJdoat *1:01-, 1W do extra at *ktS| an l IOD do deliveraht* in two waeka at *4. RettdvaJ (hiring th* laat fit hours 0007 bvta, and during the week 10,934 do, exports* asms timesslo dm t, - Hool—There waro comparatively very few hog* on the mark-tdo-dag. aniLnalea wea—imn.reatmlv net u---ml*#td#>Wce thpre iat*> teange.'JltOS MnSjH current cate. The tramactlnn* reported to •■■■mw head at ftSiirttvlAa Suit Ltd de at * I*l. ’Ne receipt, tt .tbp*^ f b X *l r? r. raUroada and e*nay,qTU| sales to-day comprtoad ttflft V* shoulder* in tab, deliverable when I|HM, at JU‘, *V and It*:K green Ham* -tf-Ajvt 1090 green side* at tot tWt tola N<n*rtard at ll,cßHbrt* mesa pwrhat fiUtfiU; MUM at fits-,75; BO) do delivorabta in 60 davs, at *l7. ••• -g t'avianva—'there iaa mo derate bashaasafiaiag-at p*ovioua rates. * '

syjfSiiMvwu'aw^Kt ravorahle a* was anticipated. Chckse—Satoa of I*6o bonus in lata at 9e. theJomand 1* good hut price* are tear fink, rrarnau—A sale af 400 lbt fa Dr at *7c; prim* are in demand at 38c. . tir.,:-H Ax—A sale of 100 lbd at 43c. Tobacco— Sales of 23 boxes nndium Va. tbs at Ktafific, ScAX—Saioa ot as bhds new al 3asjc. Tha detnkad la rpPri:n—Sales of 300 bags, part to arrive, at 9,c; utM dofairatUJc. MoLAsava—A kale of 50 hrl* r.*x Eitatra—A vale es tfi brla targe alio at |to TltUtto-A sale of 100 brt*-prime beef at if. Tho market is firm and tho demand good. -. . I .C.’a votzi—Mamificturera have again put Up thet* rates, and we new giants tie 12c a* the current Veto* fnr common and pressed tallow. ' * Bkabs—A sale of 33 bush small whitest *2. •* *■ Skko—Clovnv seed fa in good demand ant prime new taken en arrival et *1:20. tUa seed is held at* I, tot are hear of no sales over 20k. ’ Va MARRIED—On Theimtuvltovemher 25th. 1852. by Andrew Meredith, Rsg.t Mr. AtotAM Ww to Mia* Mavv Bewudiut, nil af iVnyueCeaMj, tnd. The cake received wen excellent, far which tbn bride will eeeept war I toe he* and war bent vtdnial* tend them >Trem lire’s may morn," threngh many years es happiness. RriUtotn Itatlre. * Service, will to bed in the Warner BniMieg en ago cemhacted by Rev. D S. A s vs.fr( Money found!

j •....' Election Eotico. ‘. SBgpWtSjtfHMomnom 8~ TOOKHOLDERS te the tmliee. Ceetrel Ikaßeny Company are hmty aNNM that ea Bwl** <W he Nt t the aOii es eMCempeaj ea IVnhf i ■niefyear. .> A>4 that wader the tWfcr iheeoga etteeta •* * sUlmeate of Meek. Will net he •• titled • eete 01 etocMea. By ntder es the heard. •iT i ( . ro, ‘" CO *’^3t Punctuality—bent RecommendationALL peteeaa ieltlld Q awe lilhit hyQWaoe wcMrtef thtee moatiw HMfHf.ead perucal.riv m>aJ te Mae fceoaed and off the* eta te aee. S,f.fUrCWh . iWweetll, ttn ate. tel, ttSt. ”■*