Vincennes Gazette, Volume 11, Number 3, Vincennes, Knox County, 26 June 1841 — Page 2

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S a t r k i) a v , .Tr. !: ii. 07" .to authorized ;o annom ice Mr. .it ii n I?. MuunN,as a cand.date for Counl A' id dor af th .(.;. rui -king August -ha t-on. '! he I! ' -" i Transcript savsthat there two great and Minoymg evils amongst tlv human fa id! v. viz: An s ckmg :.;;;, : ssj-;; Ihr.tg hi. by in ;; ada .aa! i( d- only effect, ml rome-K f r ,. r 7'iic d'ad both on!." Th" las- Wsd-s-h 7..;:-, r ... . i"-; !!! J'-jT". I .org. rt' ( - eoi-a v. . ., . . -' t f -I";- rf-;: i.: d dd'.-r ;; jl a pa v; :e 'in t ir.r-.T-'t mi in- .nuk dig t "i: .. a ait r -n .i-v; a-ai. : . - . i i ' i Sinking Y ;" p'Th'CC 'A' ;''. i'.-.'i;:ort'f i:, arid so ii:.'1 gonmac siiver. the : too uvers:d'" -'-f T- . : IP a o -..tended dr de gj aula - a-aa . f the mea !. (i.-. A. ( pi,:: n. " r : :ir 1 I Mr II. e. . h: nd .--,.h- . 1: i.an'- !::.01Wo W .u ; 1 . : - ' n - ' i I ? Th1'. r.. :- a iv f -.W i ! i : ?b e. i i' : ' ' t i a.O.-T ID t I fr,.;v, ;t r- h.- i i';-,- :;t, 1-ii'fu:,, .iive h ...n -i'iI or lur-t t! II ' th. i,i-t ni.-i-Vm-, a-.- - (T- e. "I a -r o a-. 1 1 a - a. i , :: au:a .a.a.r. The i'nf"ftii,i,tt, ( tttj; s-ba Louis is intdn 'ita.adlv ' '( f ( 'itv oi' ila-aa-a iocs. Rt-ccnt'y a I. ago qu aauy af ar-nac was dssruv.-it d in the re-aaoir af the C:i Water Works. the h,eh ah dt-sign of whi.h wa-. to po,s ;i the ci::yac ot that CityMo Thr wor-t torture intliet-.d by the S,.aiiah liau;-aors wuuld be too good a death for a d: a mon.-ier in hranan shape- to die 'ai!. who (-onb! he guilty of such an efft nee. T!u .e w Jrrtj Me nil c i' s. Coiigra!nf!::, i. When the six members went au to the Clerk's table and took the oath. a-a.-a:"! of approbation wa hea.al ai the guderv. but uaa.ch was al-luo-t instantly ebtckci by the pamipt action of the Stiaker. It is n.xitoae ;npo5ib.iitv to curb the feelings of a peop-le, wiiasc brnad s-a! has hern ( n'.ragcously violated by v. party whose obi ec t was vitally to stab the cnasaaeion;.. liberty of the freemen of the Pah :. and thus paralyz. their c-v.tv b qos hut w ;. have lived long cnungM to exci.au.. "no longer canst thuu traipie u.mki foot our liberty ." An opposition p ip'-r says: tT'0ne of the new Whej Inspectors in the Philadelphia (Xi-toai IIino has al-oadv been dis charged for Stealing." 'Plait's tight: out with them under the Administration of Mr. Van Daren surd, juifij csma-s were not sufficient causes tV remov;;', aa.d wdien the deficiencies bteoif large as to compel the thieves to r a. away, they were called d ( - " ' -r-.. The motion of .Mr. Ad una of Mas, to rescind the rule f the II u" which pr. -idbitctl the reccr tion of petihons on tie' subject of slavery, w af a a d by a vo:e of 111 to 101 of .h '-' wa. - '.,( 1 in the adnrniative there were Whis SO Opposition 3l-negativa Whigs aJ-Opposi-tion 5'2 of tho ahla.aa.ve ti.ete acre 1 from slave heldh S, ml 1-7 ft a i nslave h udirg C'J "' r state?, if the n. v 1 to.,.

non-slave holding states. Absent 22. va

cancies 5. Of the Indiana delegation, Messrs. Idiomcs on, lame. Wrdlaee and Kennedy voted in l i i e affirmative Proffiit in the. negative Me;jr'. V hit-3 and Craens absent. A man wl.o ei n go ha fit- in the cause of toojirraiicc, -as tii try to discourage the use of ;mst in brai! bc-canse of its stimu'.itiiio qualiiy, pboidd not be wondered it, were lie to become the veriest sot on earth. J. Mnorehr.s bren appointed Post Master at Irdianapolis in p!-.rc r f J oh. a Cain. rcniuvtd: A. Wi'l; :t Richmond, in place of Lynde Kiliutt remm-i d: John V. Viirm.m. at New A'hanv, in place of Gen I'uri tit, removed. w w We h arn that K. M. Il;::-.'ineten, of ' : d . ; a . h-is been n'oni'ini.-d Cfinmi--doiirr (! t! e (lencral Land Oluce, in pl.ice ' f ,lj;n' s hitcomb. The nom!nvio - I .-.. nnt I ., rn 3dcd upon by the Senate at our !tr-:t d::fes. I like to St" e two hide.s sitting together whi-iprrins and jaidsripfj na(:, oiiu id ows, at church, during service it showhat they are paving outrageous respo what the preai-ht-T is saving, and telh id! for their oad breeding. Perhaj s 'heir -anxious mother don't know they're nut." The ivseroVrs of th. Pi-.tsuvtekian ' '!':;: will ne et this i. veiiin-jr at oiirly can--h h'.:. a; i': -bee-. - a ( har.d'i. j j r -'!.-! k.o . v rii-.iyuni . i i ' i C ii r I n I irate. I rhr-'ftx'i t:i- tioh'eiw--- c.f t. ;r wurlhv -a i ,e;, . i k: ; i I'M! i;-.r Oi i i- - - i. ; !' i : pTi-:.e; 1 esr-e! il aer i.tTe rew. oo!.t.-; )' d in u letter v. riiton Uy t I t-.icr-r-otn : to w!i-:t- iri.;;ae-- u o i ' i: ; , i e. W. :h tl. 'J'; I ri;iK a 1 t i i . t ? r i . :.-"a;v'd in ;aihe- fa! d :;uh are en; i;n.o:. ; tiiaria-; 1. iMl. S: ;-Af . i ; i , -. waaci I l-;io iiif e'lmr a ; i. .a pa:- -' ( 'i, f i:h.i. ! s ;-. ! a f -1 ibi i Ii: t a . 1 1 . - ! . . it:.t arl. wan tht i. ai aov. m .a .a: b-iea-d .-a - '. II. ;' ; a w ! ! i i e. hi. i n-; hi .a.v w aien k : ;! i: i :U t a.i . ; le . ; ,e we,' , , i I ! ,; .; Ci en ; !i-r. i ' ---"d ' ' raoa: L at v. e V w::h i e--X, i . h . faaM laehae; 1 tiiimaitiatci v are- . t.a-; p ::'. w .:.'. tv. oi ! o-ai ai ii"r: au -. anuer1 r i a. :id run i uck ' I.iv hero i to and a small ibaek ; : ; auaeu a hi-ai lit ai,-" .-ailed aau ;-va;enou. ut 1 '. c, laaau t.,e ii--aer:iiaii s i a a -a ;.,i laiiabaT ot s j, cr ,a r . oa i s. i he a ; ; a: ui w a Mr. labs Abb a. wu ... I f i a hut ; uii uoa. rd t.ie satiioner. w i;h six odn-rs. to.d a.o i ue '.are oat t-r tu" pur a ol' passi.-i the iiiiiiia oil ii iis'niii pa: t . ana that the eaqcai n 'a i ' ae i a'-n.-e w : I li fan. 1 a - air a, 1 ai o.:i--i oi t he 1 a a h i ud an -t:- ,-i.,j ; b- u; jc ! ab've tia-m tne n, irtiiwiu'd. Xot pe ud'.'Cilv SiUab-aii or tree i;ii s:ii,,cii ,n. tae n-axi iianaiifi. nemg 'tpt 'ita" Maawo ir,,; ;a)d.-r w a aa;un web i I .a rd. baavmai a 1 rt'sa ba-oa t'a mi .X . X , v . i u ; ;; a'. 'i'clii ita ' h - ida-ak sab, , jtio. ,-. ; n 1 a, iii)e i r - tbs ill rough ti.o wai- r, t -aw a a, an jump overboard faun her t a S w an : w ioals us: as pi-.so. him ; mad v. lie sbou.'ed aa pia.n y ii a'a ;r( - M-t me!' On hearing w hieh. I clapped tieii 'bn hr-rd tiow n. tacked instantly, an! a -b ' ;:io nan just as two a; or men in t tkhV fioia the schooner overtook him. A'e iiauii'diaai on the Izar-l's d"ek. if.p. -eii Kinm-pp din Mobd- : thai : he scla oua- as a p'ara! wha' !aj -i i, if rwe an 1 a ,- ui ' aek wi'h bun. he wuni l ahaav me weero their ;au.a ware concealed. 1 aueh' -red the L'ard 'o b 3r. ; u '. aceompaHo I ia" J iuatiipson. soarcaa i:" "'- '.'"i'"." ne' -'iUo b-o.i ie .- raa s . mi. ed e.wu 1111 e . i a ua aa -a- ! ' u-anunuien (-o!i-.'st'ngof !';r..;'d ,7iUp..r "itVabundanee.1 liein - u - a'.istieal ia mv own mind of her .e;a . : e'):a U i' (fr. Wodsworth.of e a- ?4- g:-e L-.ro. i itd Dr. Harrison, who were wan me. being Loth convinced also, and .agieeing with me in opinion) I seized i-r. io...k her tit once in tow, deprived her if the arms and ammnniaon. and made ai! vail for this place; where 1 arrived with all a. of mv prisoners, a lew hours 1 a s . and iiio aiaze schooner. ne prisoners 1 have in irons and in pris'-n, besides strongiv gua;ai-d. subject to your order. On fiirtlier examination, we found seven pair more of high-priced pistols, a hack and breast-piece of heavy iron armor raid skull cap to suit, dirk and bowie knives in plenty, a paper of declaration of war and no quarter, a copy of which with two f his card-' I send you and last, though not leas:, the pirate's flag: a blue held, w ith death's head and marrow bones, in white in the centre. M v cruise and arrival here has created mueh'exciteir.ent among 0:1 r eieeus: and mv prisoners are. consequently, well guard !. You nc-d he under no appre;ieuion not one c-f them shall escape. AVith sine-re respect. Year , laden; sa;r use, War. B, 1 1. T.wlo!;. Ikaaaiiug bd'aice-, Pahz. - ! : . ' idi'H'a baa

Accunpanvrn-thia letter wits the flag of the pirate an;f a copy or a letter U!H'!

in the. -a;. !a:n chest, being Lie articles ct acriee.ot'iu entered into by tue t;r;-.:cs A copv of thin document 13 annexe i Articles of Agreement. We, r'i'j umtersigneo, tieing me cliu .rcn of n;!iure. have UswfuSiy and w;:c!ly a? much rilit to i n';.v here, in al! her stores, iis anv oilier wlio is of v, .nu;ui t orn: hitt I ii r a - ' ir a -a ni i.a ve a.- -s aa.-- v a he rrtf d dei-ais r.f thoa: w!:o ;oc-. ess in ..ore than suaerahuiidance the st-a s that ;

i ,,,:.i Mri.l, and tiuis obtain our riiii.'ts. rrom this day we declare war against the world and with the same treatment as her children woald use now were we in their ps-.i-ai, w ill u--.o then:; as. no quarters are offered us nunc can he expected. We do, i 1 ia .,.. 1 i lie. e i'i ai u constitution this day for :ho h. tier reuha 1 eiirseo : s. kaxwir'4 it to he. 1'. r our a, ttaal b. aa-tit, and a? order iai I safety a.; ! e..!.,- raed, we are hound o ureives i.a . .e -.a jtaer. Our tie is ceaa.aa.eti wao oi'd. and, nothing less than blood w id au i..a..-.te, antl ;eoue f-r any of us w ho -Jiitrarv to our hiw-a Dvi-.th being ti:e wanu -a! la. ell of a. I ;e who ia time ot a...a on, shall tarooi" armce. n-ae .em. c. oi e.,.it' -a a - Id. c: :a-e eihi :s to ieh.l. or erj for q a a r a Art;. do 1st. It is the. captain's a relate right ot' d- termining in :dl p.iestion-: cuticer niag lighting, chasing, or being ches-d, wd:at eo-aa-e to pursue. Article "id. Tlie eepaun h::s stie power of i.ppuintin oiiieers tor t,. - u.aereii: departments oi' t;se si n a. A riie!e tt i. U i capaan's duty at all UUie- to r e p--;:ce ami oraar, ;:.u in ea.s" l anit.iu'. or t:ie iippiu-riaice oi one. a ; a la w i : t v a s. he saoald tuuiiv bv the e;o.aua laa U'lt tne tnare va.-nnua:.i. aau 1 1 g the -y ; ge. A : - lai it is the duty of all on b-;ou :ooboy tie.? comma nds of tin om.ta.n rei:aa.c to tic n. v'-u.ui'vn of !i--"s- i. he r o.a.dag to ctioii ;ul the pre -a a- va. 'U t ji b orb r: s adi ;ua h - nut ' i iieee.. i.ry to the ef'. tv of the w hole. T.i--. i oa.-' ot: ( r iuq rtiar. a,Uai;ua ti : e,,i; , ia : ,e 1-iters i.ud j . f.arw a a; u hicft we ;ae ia ! a e.v at U i.a rte a ii -. laa iher res i sooro .ir;,oreinar v ha . ! !:!. -ra ; wei ' m.-id" in the a, 1 i a e : : v i 1 r ! w i , . .n i i.a-- : di-' s .V-T-'d. -a W-- ; r, i eif.-moi s,;:,- ;.a hi : a t a t a t it aue-'d a: bud. e . Tc the Editors cf'th? 4 rcrt "c -- s -ipcrs ia North .-T.. .-a - i "e: i.a .a:.-: You a.. - - ir - uh- ... , .'( .a -- ;-ll j c r. ; 1 . r -. . in. o 'ta t!e a . a. .a.'i a ' a uo-i hov i ; i .. i o a pit-.a-.'o ii k: I.a-: if tn a . ,- Can;'.. 'a Tidath- -ue and a - b- be.v ti:-' s-irf :e..' of t:awa a c - u '.ait' a a id i ii i p iii i ,. in op w :ta t a a 1 1 : aaad : - ; a v a a : in tie i 1 ; a i ol i ! : . iai-ai m May. .1 u:ea J .by. A u oee aa; a ;.- : 'inber. th-'y ra.iul" wid dotroy lu'-ni: bai-v au-'.- a , - - sum" in g"mg oar t:a ; i i-'a n :', ia'-'. seca hi 1 1 r t.ar t:i.ie. hu" !)' s! :-, , ;, .. ih voar aiaaui ! oa-r e v . r v fab i-n ! nil m.....n tdi yo-.. know y hu o da-ataa ! Vic whole. 1 bav ,! atr-aa-h m ro a au af'" :hou-ana ib- ia; two ear-: and n-ov aa re is ii-U nil-- gr-. w.ng , .-I ; b- a; o ai 1 I Lave ii eutung t.a.an fi om. Mav g hh. l'-ll. W-t. CliA .-.MAN. Xo. s I Q :ay Aiha.ny. 1 ho; e the- f au,aas end ov n -rs of neiu will rewiird via., bv subscribing lor oar p;qers. From the rst. Leui.- lie puLl ican . lSE?rder in tliv lviitvntiiry. A g n''"n:;..n from J-ii-r an City, who wa;; p;:entr-r i:i th- Slmw n- a inuaeu this morning, hi's fi;rni.-h"d u- ; handbih contaui'lag tiie t ac w inf Proeh1' aation. anno a;eiia; the mupiar of one ot tuo t r-s-ersof the iVtidentmry by cnvicts. ;uid the escape of eight of laem from ci.adiia--n; u:t: $500 REWAHD.--A Proclamation. . ;y a- (,.v,mor oj the ;tt -j -'""" j

were intended for ail, we are compelled j tne ineiau; no,y can,, ana nave tne Jionor s l!ial i13Ve given the views ot the aUto ronie lorn aid. an -test a-ainsl ail the of foruarding to yon copies of my note miniration on thi subject.

WiiERua.s. ii has lieen repua -eiae-d to me ; ;n f.xj5lenoe when the conatimtion ws that i-- following lunyi aua i.as. m-wit: , 3ire(ij to. Since then the Leg;sbnure Wihi ..u II. Ibua . W i d.a a a I aa;-'s, W il- j,.lVi. r,.newecl its charter, extending iis 'ban .h.hnson. John Cad.'p m. 1 i'"",a,c.1.,i.n ,iuration, etc.. and mod lying its Finn, M. Baden. William -; : s. ; n ..I as. j 'era provisions. Whether the legisla-

Fegi te, after committing a :er tqn William Ballard, one !' t!a- .-. .ra-ers in , ,, ,1 a a- . r.m, , 1 1 " 1 r!i-'!,L!;,r !!,a ;,"J ' ";' ir 1 !h': :;'-'!!Ultl"n,,n ibis uay and arc 11W s pun ' th-reioro. I Th-maa Reynoldr-J "i" tb.e State- -f Missouri, do j ,'ca o, r it ievi.ro tai cue iioooieu larsfu: the apprehension of the said convicts and t'a :r delivery to the losses ut the Penitentiary, in th.e City of Jefferson, or a. reward of one hundred dollars, each, for the anprehensjion and delivers' as aforesaid of Wiiham II. Bern- and William 1 ... iiii,fiti'' n f ta nin..,' o T. v O .1 ill. I ?nt fifty dollars, each. f..r the said appreiieii 'ioii and delivery of the other com icts above named. lq aa-:timeiiy whereof, I have hereunto set mv hand and caused to ho affix 0. 1 the Great Seal of the State of Missouri. Done at the Cite of Jefferson, this fourteenth dav ef'June. in the veiir of our Lor 1 one thousand eight hundred and forty-one. and of tiiis State the twentyfirst. P . the Gove mor. THOMAS P.r.YNOLDS. J..s. L. Minor. Secretary of State. The Kiclanond Star man talks of wearing pad.ocks on his pockets tj keep out the thieves. That's du, my editors this ,13V, era a e mpt" pocket;.

nifial. Letter from the Mimster of the U.

Stub u L.wv thp ptahv. States at London to the Secketauy i Legation of the Cnitr t States. Lo.xeoK, May 3, S.r: The arrival of the British Queen hvt week brought tlie painful inteliigrnee of the death of tho Preside u of th" I". si t .-. . I i 1 .i-i c-r ....' ( O -. ., ,-,.. I . .-. " - L 11 - - - ' - v ( " ' I'iiii ot April. 1 ueerned it ro)er locommiaileale iiemedi;,tely to Lerd Pahacrion i ii . i , . . i ..!. "'erm,, - ,T w x ,.,u m hoi

lai; to unserve ac naainei-wi wtacli tlie in- frpe tf)e n,(.;ecl fn-:, Con- tit tional ubjoc:-. trdh-'iice ua:, received, and the feelin-s lons an,j to trUarl it eg otist abuses. i expressed on fie part ol the Queen and, u j, pr0n,,sed to establish a bank in' her (h.vernnaaa. !lllia j),,., to be called the VvW

.-Vs i .10 ro!iri;einai!e oi inv t iover nm -nt anil an American citi.aa!. I t:eM!ied it proa-er to assem le siu-'i , f n '

co.mlryn"etiasweia--.n London at my h-mse frm . ,o iuhscTiU. f.f;!, 0f the easier tuy purpose (A pavmg respert t.. the T!;(, ?n,ini, of 4d, instalment memory ot tne Lhtel Aiagatrate. ami ex- , ,j,e flu.os ,u be Si.b cribed by prss: tneas mpntuyuneersi;Coanun--ihc u s ,or taP u. (. of the states. Fo'r

;axpe ,.-u ta .aa.N. ao.,u oi .aurpa-j .edngdwid n,wtran m.t. aivuor puons.-a:. as you w. see, .a tne Lngusa j axp: ea-u ci; aaia ., .i .. c .a nei s. I am, ?ir, '"a-y resp-a-; f lily, X our ubedioi.t ser'-auf. A. Sdd A l'.NSf )X. Dan'l. Wef.si c:, i'.s j. Sec'ry. of that Kr. Ftttvcncn to Lord Faliiicrton. :ij I'i'i-.iii ; a v. vaxou-.-T. ) April --aha !M !. S Mv Lord: 1 1 1 n; ?ten to laiaiiiii na a te o voar a Lvrd-dd the painful i a : - ' .a -i a 1 ::'- ;u-1 v-'...a'-i, . ;'rh..h atia f Willi. no !! arv II r-:'.-: n.a,- ho !'r- of V. S' : !l ii i elf. of Waaaa l i.'u ! a - ; i a ale n i ol t .a it.; l m iiuiu i uiaa.il 'i i i n a a - , i n a , ,';. an.l a. 1 ' a t L, .. u r ie I a . t a i . a a a-- i'i ;'.( ir. ;i .1-hieil aahuaU V n v. ,a net ... ' -a. t' ; a a a a odv .f :' nr-ric;:n P.-op: a 1 ., ,- voir I,.-d-1 i - . ' i 'it aCJ'.iraiis of in: diilin'.Tu: a: .a; e-.-u r.aeratieii a no reava:. A. STi:YIdXSOX. Lord Paliortson to Tflr. Gtcvenscn. i'o u: :n i ) 1 1 aa j April :;o. I 1 1 . 5 r: 1 nave t'a- aoaor to aoviU'-aa - r. ae'bt oi' tic- b a a- which yo ; .rosc.-n ;..- rai toe iair t" nie t: lae.-an ') ' v int- llineo of the de; hi of ( b-n. W iM'am IP-nrv i I a r -i--.-ti. t'a- Pr-dd-uit of the IhiU-ol States. I l.rc.c ii a au!" ! t- lay this eoaeounaa-t!-u b. P i t ', ; t a :- a: a a! 1 have r-oeh -d Her M;-:- !!:? d tier M-d ;:.a;,,r , ,t' -t v's routm;:nd to exp-r-''-5 to yo;. !! a u,,,..-.t i re:rr" t w a.i w -a-a. -v ;a:s received ti;e tiauitu; a... 1 - sadU ') ibri-a" e,f ;h,- ,h :. ada - 1 ia Ida 1 -a' - l.o b-en s r--a :ai ;a - bv his f -Po'.v e:t'7r'P- to t''"i:o:..ra! be id!! important post ef the.r Chit f d . rat-. ! b o tlad o i will hav-the rr,vlnes5 to eoa:nu:ue;-e. ;h-e 11-r Map-tv's stitit e i thr p-vv au and ; ! c run. cat. and t- asu t , i e i n t ; a-; British bo r rutaa m f'tH a -icipat-s in th- g. del v has cans M ; au-xp-c-caiiaiat v to the . meric;- n po, , oa'-. avail nivsad it this uiportu:atv to renow to you tho as-"ira;:e'" of th- h'gh cr-n-arataa! w u:i h v.hhd, 1 hav iirvpnr to s .r. -ur "h-:a hurable rrrvr nt. PALM l.-'.RTSUX. The Hank of Illinois. Proceedings in" the nature of a writ of fjUO warranto, have lcen instituted ag.dii.-t the Bank of Illinois at Shawuuetow n. qui stieMiing the coiaditutionality of its charier: and the valid. ty of the charter is ah-o questiorad in several civil suits which are still pmdi mg. The constitution of Pdanois decmres that there shad be o.dy a State Bank and bran lies, in dial sane, except the banks provided for by law whan ;h consutuimn was adopted. The Bank of Illinois was !cliarteied bv the Territorial Legislature lo cnnti,n,e until lSoo or kit. and was. tjve ;iUli,,)ri!v was competent to this end, js lh(? queslj;,n j;i htisiaiion, We umhr1 ,. , . stand die directors ol the bank have resolved to transact no new bnsmess, until a decision i ii;a: appi eueuto i,e . 111 t,.ey &h((Il he h(..j to have no ,a";d cha tl,ey may be held as private partners. a decision is had: apprehending, m ea-e artcr Cincinnati Ltuzetlc. Dunestic Jiiseipline of the Dutch. There are two things of a peculiar character in Holland which deserve to be noticed. One is the enacimp.it authorizing hu-baruls. .vivas, and chihir"n to be i in-pri-oned in a house of correction set apart for the chastisement of offences agninst jhe laws by v hieh fhe relations of social iffe are governed; the otl,er a contrivance for compelling the incorrigibly idle to work. At one end 01 me room is a

pump, and a stream of water runs in Irom.ony better now:

the ceiling; so that, unless tne prisoner labors continually, he must inevitably be drowned. Th.e Editor of the Macon Messenger in appealing to his parous for paymera of dues, relates me following case as a caution to those who refuse to do it: "Two ears r,go. a nan refused to pay us his account of So. 50, because 'ho had no moi-oy,' a he said: am! ihc same da lie lost his pocket book container g $500. which he never found all thb foi telling 3 Prin' r a lie.

1 n"n the Mw lorh iriUU ' ; EwrS

,t " i.,.,.. ! 1R41. AMII.M.1U, jui.w ; l ne pian tu wiu oeacui urv oi a i iscai naim in m-- " i- t-: i r I nii,.i SiU'S was coiniminic ateil to tne t iiat-uo-oa) . Keporl is briefly and simply an anal vJjg f.f ltie wln'i h accompanies it. 'i-;e jallt,r js veivlong. The plan was . . i i i- . I ' .. . . I ... a ... i.,s v t K snnuowani i-'i m 1,1 .- and copied l)V the Tribune and Khdi1 F..n mrer. These are the only pa1 . i. i i minisiralinil Pll HIS SUM I'll, 1. has been the aim ot tneuecreiary to

?i;n" Bank of the l .V." capi'al e:30.000v IU o.,e; uiere are c..s..-5-.ne inc.: we t op- : " 000, witli power to estahlisdi branch, s in ue'.er i..ar ?o e.-. cedent a su. jeet.

, r f v .1. . . . . . - , i 1 , llnir . 1 1 t ' I"! , ( I , i v ., Uvo ammjnt, (cq,:a to ten per CCuP sUxk toberr, tni having omniums mu . n,d( , ma!l;t. nt tLe ,,!eaM.re of the V Ci'ovr i am' ii, afo : 13)e,:rs. The n main i no- 20 OOvM'P'i tube subscribed by imiividuals. 'Po be seven Dirrcims. Two appointed by the President am! Senate, and five to be rlcrttd by the steakhddt rs. The President to be chosen dv the Directors out of their own body. The Bank to be a liica! ngent of the Oovetnment, m receive and disburse the public funds an l perform the dunes of pension agent wiii.oi.t charma The dividends to be linn ed to G per cent. defa iency, if any, t-i he made up; surplus, if over two nnii'oi.s to he p-i- td to a:e crd.:t of the L". S. Treasuri-r. XOt te n-.ve m an- thn HVi-iilv nailioas above its depo-ites. Debus dee the raa. not to exec- d its caj.utal and ' o par cent, thereon. Il is not e (.(r;,l in anv thing except coin, bui'mo. promissory nates, and inland bids of exchange; to take no more than f per cent, on loans: to discount no paper having mere than ISO das to run: no debt to be renew d: net to ban the Idated S'tau-s at any one time more than thiee million, nor anv state more than S. loO.OOO: to con,r.ut no debt haigfr than ni.e year: to issue no notes less than sin. OtTaers ol the institution to be proudo'ed Iron) borrowing, dire-ale indirtiuiy. The books "cflftSe instittai-i to be open at all times tf inspect i of the Seeretnrv of t!' Turv. to a ommir.ee o! jLion gross, to a commit eit'icr I I OT tee o if the .oi dvholdeis.. a.ud to the D rectors. ae luaiicnes tnd to is.-ue notes but aiav sei! drata- lad less thaw V''r Hank nut to smpf't.! s),(cic j.oitin ' ;,' v. not to pay any tacg Sail com i fadiion for its own .aces. The coriora tion to exist for years. Tiie R, j r and Pail cailoia a arit ty o n'.h r -ug cesuons. ail of whia. van wiil find in die Madisonian of Tuesday. The MS. is now lying before me. Yours Aran". Interest Table at 6 Per Cent. 1'cr Annum

I ct. j cts. I ? c I ; c. 5 c. j c. $ 1 : 0 V , 0 0 1 6 2 O la 1 1 2 ' 1 Z 3 0 V j i 2 5 ! IS 10 0 1 2 o o 2 1 5 0 0 ' 2 4 ?! SO C 1 0 0 ; -i 5 s : jc 7 0 0; ti G 10 ' 12 S 0 0' 1 ? 1 1 1 4 $ "9 0 0 4 8 13 1 M 10 0 0, 5 9 1 1! (iO 20 0 1 . 10 19 29 1 20 ou 0 1 15 29 a 1 ' 1 M) -in o 2 : 20 3!J ra-t ; 2 -10 50 0 3 j 2. a 49 73 ; 3 00 60 ' 0 3 : 30 59 ' 3 CO 70 1 4 : 33 t9 1 03 j 4 20 SO 1 5 j 10 7S 1 IS 4 -0 90 ! 1 5 4 5 ss 1 33 j a 10 100 1 C 50 ys 14i! 6 00 200 3 13 1 00 1 97 - e.3 ..1 nQ 300 4 19 1 50 2 93 3 43 ! 1st GO 400 I C 2ft 2 (' 3 y i 5 91 24 00 500 1 S 32 2 a0 4 7 39 j :u, 00 f.00 ! 9 39 3 00 5 91 8 87 j ;:6 00 700 11 lti 3 a0 6 90 10 35 ! 42 00 800 13 : 52 1 ('0 7 j il s.l'i4S 00 J.iO 14 59 1 50 -s7 13 3151 00 1000 ; 1U- Co 5 10 9 SO U 79 tCa) 00 mi 4) ft)

f,oy A'o in Tunc. When those aids to : smgu g called musical pitchforks, were 3 c 1 hrst mtrmJoced. tlie prteenur ol Can.ock parish, a lew miles from Dunfermline, tfnu.ght he n.,ga: imt be the worse of one an.d iiccoiaj o,i :. ordered the Ldmburg Carrier to b. 11 over. The honest carrier, who m-cr heard of any other pi, eh fork hut that used in the barnyard, purchastd one at h a-i ten !eet long. It was late 1.1 the Saund y evening before he came l-me, and as a message had been left to brmy il up when ae came to church next day, he marched into the church ya-d befere the bell rung, w here the master ol song was standing amid a group of villagers. "A -. ei, John, here's the pitchlok you wanted; inn I can tell you, 1 reder thought mi.eiiie o' your sii-iuang behtc, aim 1 10 s r inuu en a yu n sing .1 Singular Vegetable. A friend writes us from Kiker's aland as follow: "An amateur i.sueraa n ve-ter.lav f atitJit off this Island a da-large lobst-;-. having one daw firmly round the end of what at fir-t appered it soli-1 cluster of small oyster--, but upon examination they were found to encircle a h 'tie hem i-Hieahy corked, and aiieu wit.i a home! wined as t rs like very ed Mono'a.gnhc la w hiskey. 1 1 is the o; lin .on i t ad w no nave seen the bt tt,e tiiat d could net have been in the water le-'.' than 'ipc-.-n vera a" A. V- -Vo-j,

From tlie i. U. l'na) ui.f. Prairie SlirtrlieN. Col. James Bowie. ''e are in possession of a late anecdote highly characteristic of those remarkable u.en. Col' ;e:-l

i.i,.,.. t!,-,tt-i .-.! i's hriit icr ,ezin. n;cn j"'" - h;is never, we tieiieve, yei appeare-i ai.io.,g :t!,e va.-toit j printed ! ;U?, dang, r: . braei ' t'l(. u.hW: e. e. T,.. nted ro'aaiens ot t o ir tata erv, vV.a that ia:'. e u.ct c inciuent we are ahoat I i ....I.! r . r , i r ! O i.j r; m.e ... so i i. v t - i regions of Tex a--, we shah here iati aauce ( i amoiiCO'ir p;rarie sk( :cLe. l c- , , -. Coiotiei 1 ic ie v. j aiidcaa'tea,y it mm OI iLOaHiS lllit ua I. ilMH'L i..- vi ; haalke nerve, ill-; cliert.caer 13 one oi i.-.l.i '-nd eai't'n atha na.i lUV.Ciatv. an.. - - i would form a inagnincent stia.y tor son e native novelist. ' e .-ay "soiae," njrana:g oaiv a few . and w e will inei.ti n fcuuin? i- iuni the wild lore.st t:le to wu.a. ms 'o.-.i an.ldcrinc: nature led him, and the dicu-: ! -.a !!-- ai v ; hi..:, he constantly appeal ed as tne o.auer-sp:rit. an untract c. arse dispoation is apt to he imputed to ,00. yet ihrectlv the opposite or -nis -wc ...ie of Col. Lowie'a most cltsttrgua i.-ag ititd- of ci aracter. His i.uanntrs m c - Luai intercourse were num.. c no g- oue. . s. iiauch so as to Heighten materuaiy f! I ten niIPr ! Ie f ) O IP. tercst cf his characP lie sp s:e w aa slow and impressive mtoaaaou. nirt-i haw and a tic-ula-tiug ev-e-7U si!ab.1.0 r..- ii:;, a-,:. and with strict yet easy poiitonr-s cbsorva,g every dam of d-licitcy and go.,d-b" ding. In" society he was stared at as a non: but acquaintance attracted a gentler interest towards him. and it was cur'aus. as well its pleasant, to find how th? ler i of the feres.t had known the ei librae- of belaud). 'Phe fallowing an-cdeU-r-lates aamediatcly to Rezin, hut. b -nag here g'o-n a, told bv the Colonel himse.f, it wall be found to convev a very vivid, end just jc-.-a of hot ii men's characters. In on- of th- Texan wilds si brave h.tle band, ed w hich the Colonel and iitoun were, as usual, tho leading men. fell hvo an e-ugag-mea: wi'h a vsatly sup-: tor lumb-r of muiatPal Ci ttiatiahas. Ppa:i letecting his red eiaaai-s, l.V.-.uc! P.-w;--11 maiaiaiVied his na-ti as -iaa.p,-te.y t a ouceai his in fori. a, ty cf f-rcc and. s- -.uring t; p .-d'ton for eh f race, la- ve ry d:y aw i-.itci the many, n: far acta-n. - ia-,o;a.:M.-chance ler exeeatioa s ... r. a'". a a- 1. ;a: i ;. few Au.-udu n r f--,: ..:: :' aa.t aw ay up.ai ;:,. ;ag" :n -au; : manner : to con mce ta-ui t . . a. t . -. ; a : ty iold so, .hi: double it? actual a .nd. ea. St.d :!:- Caa.aiic ics w ere apjiea ru g ai 1 r-at -u-a il. mg s-UieUt in '.a-.-. :.. ,-: cad .0.1 of the I Am rn .. -aame extr -a: dy -r tt-a': t r. ou : . i g t , a' 11 i-;s s-... :i . 1 a a. a a ' a ' . a. be ..f v -ry re U: ; d e .., - -d neiu!-. . ev e:j to A a a a-aa : - ' i-C V o 1 ,' t II 1 1 . i - Coiii. , . : ' i.a a,i v atur- i p.-ti I..,-...;.; : -'. erv iu nt . a. -u th- Ci-t... u.a.. s ,,: , , u : ko -: a t' 1 1, - w ':."- ; a a va ; :. ...11 1 i ' , : 1 , i - -1 1 1 . - a ' 1 i : . - . a - -' 1 ... ;d:i. iii . : a a i u etd ;. . : : w y 1 1 i s 1 . ; : e 1 mary f -r si laaa 1 1 :C tleMii: t i . a i ei : i,i one nu n before 1 U, Bow i- ia.d i!... ,a a, 1 :i p; .sses.-.tni 1 - a. ',va;e!i w .i.cn w i s considered - c (.. se.aa- a peri. ,raa-e oi a';,,: aa:g and with u luen its owner was i;s ;r bis mark as of lifting fond direct to At this p. -.it'.,. n i f the p e at 1. . s tuewjijl ol served ins tret an re- :.g beiiind a log. with his favorite r'd!e i : aer -.b it, his eye to the sight, the had : egg r sprung, arid ia- fmg-r in p'ac-'" td r -ending out the w . ll-cirec;. d a auan messenger. U 'okir.g in the dlrecacn of Td zin's aiaa ST-duel saw ta.etwo auoaaUeU Camauic::c (important chiefs, as r-ppcarod by :1 gh-aiiTtncpf teir 'r:)PiiiTn:s in the sun ) (finVryt:, -farther ViTLf apart. aNg'to -be a 1 iT1-'"1"" mg v a rri-rsv.' Mde;ivauV 1 . were beyond the r-ach of any ordaa-ry ride, where tli-v took care to keep, but the Ca!auel knew tiia.t b'-zm's beautdul w io!i was orjua! to the li-aance, and wondered w hy he il-lay. i tiring. "hhvther KeJn." said" the Colonel, in the smooth and de!ihera,e manner vcUc a we hacf --na.ted to de.?cfibe Brcther !ein, d c.- not see those two red rascals wheeling about there, near each :1a et ? Why doti't you pull one of them dow a from his horse F'. "Don't hurry me. brother .Tanya " returned Rezin, Keeping his eve steady up. -a the sight, and spt aking slowly like de Colonel. "If I pull one of the 1 -ed rstscr l.-i down, brother, tic othe r real racsd w ill g-t out of my reach; but wait till they lap. and then I'll pull them both down", brother James." "They did lap, gentlemen," said Colonel Bowie, and these were the hrav e fellow's ow n words, as he used to tell thstory "they did lap liezui pulled trigger and. n 1 am an hon-est g ai-tle-mati, they both fell from their hursts!" w - I utal Dud. A duel was fought across the Lake, at sunrise yesterday mornier bv Messrs. 8. W. Oakev and "Samuel Wright, of this city. The weapons useel were riiifs distance forty yaids. At tlie sec. mil fire Mr. Wriht fell ileaetiJfre ball hav ing passed through his body. 'J'he de-cea-ed was the repined ninhor of the articles in ihe Yieksburg Sentinel, attacking many of t!ip rn r liants of this rity in a strain of wholesale, bitter invective, and the unfortunate quarrel, which has ended sci fatally, originated in those publications, A. O, rhnvunr coajuion 01 t -e American lur.vii x t.e

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