Vincennes Gazette, Volume 14, Number 44, Vincennes, Knox County, 3 April 1845 — Page 2

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The fallowing nominations, as the most important, have been confirmed by the fi-Minte, viz: Mr. Jussett of Main?. Charge f'Aiiairs lo Chili Mr. Bradford ofl'en : -er. purser in navy 13 G. Shields 'abama. Charge D'Atiairs to Vtn-'zu-Tv-. Idermm Ihirdy of New Yo'k. vor f ihe port of New York irmentif r of Massachusetts, tiivy o Bomm Jo'm Davis of l' -'tin -, Surveyor of the port of l,i!a- . Langhliu of Tennessee. ? of the General Land Odic . Wct-noro, Navy agent at N . 1). V.u -ron, at Phihebd plna. , ,.S. Walking at Memphis. TcnWin. il. Folk of 'iVnn. s'-ee, je D'AflVm to Naples Ab-xander Ev.?rette ns Commissioner I China m'. Armstrong of Tennessee, Coti&ul at ..iicrpool. N OVh LIST'S A! K- Mf.CVM AND FARM-

Four boys about 15 years of age have been arrested in Cincinnati, charged with having fired a number of building"', for the purp.-, ns they ay, of seeing what engme would gel to the fire first. ..

vv re! eiou movement is reported C'ir.'.p- n ionrnais, savs the Lo"u

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by the I

isviue .loii.-iril, u-.!i 'ii is nothing mora nor t -ss then a co'ri;',; iii2ioii.4jl .9il liiePcotaut chnrci.es in the world, in oni cofninon emfesion of fith, which is lo be on.d - so as to embrace ali the fundamental

) denomination.

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title 01 a ii" w

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St.

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n c x !al t;

1 1 1 1 , 1 1 - iu'd ;it We:-t Buha-

-oti comity, low 1, by our friend F.

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ro.-;' ems 01 wn

ii:t tio first of .May

ich ma v be seen

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MASON' fc TUTTLTI, No. 12. 4W

I ,ic wo.' v 1 to contain a series oi u:es tiled 'T M v-oeres of .N :vi v. ,' which

Kiu street, New York, are our agents for ih.at city; mi 1 will re

fir wa r 5

m VTUSetiieuts an;

for the CI 3Zf.'t:- - money cb.;e

ami ree- 1

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:') riptime and reeei:

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01 be !!;!-!' siiror; : give many of lb

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-n it :s con -!'ia !i' i-Mis.

ire MUrcTiz- u t" VrCUTIJl-:. E ive. .:'.;.?

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con veil ti i ;i.

19 nam? of Andrew rulldate! for Scb'inl to a c nvomion ot 'Y YOTEuS.

:; ,. 1 t i 1 1 '. S Hi v ii tvrd Mr. I'..r - t t I . ' ' A ; ... .-i r t :".

red in an ! t ;. n . . ;. 1 , . 1

:!, r-'p 1 v'nteen lor

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ni'.venieiil originated with the celebrated 1-r. D'Anbu'ise, and a conference oT one iiiin trod and sixty clerirvnien, literary, and tiieolosical prolVors hr.s been heid at St. Call, Switzerland. A c immiltee was ajipointed to draw up a confession 0.' faith.

Lf It is stated, upon the authority of

uio v r.sninnrton c.irresoondeni of the New i ork Coniinrar''ial Adv"rtisor, that the new Postmasier Genera! i opposed to the now pesfff-; law; as also Mr. lobbio, the 1st assistant, and that t!."" will throw "jvery l i . i n y in t.h j way of its aecomplish-tnetit.

Nr.-.v Yorrc Town I'l.'.ct!

v o IX 1: 1 ii . A Ii w s .

Interesting fuiein Xews: Tiis following summary of news by tha Catunria i-; made up from various New lork and laitimore papers. one month later frim europk.

tntduction of the British Tar iff Debate

- on t ie slmerieun I jrijl JJcath of the It'cv. Sydney Smith .1 Ivunre in Col- - ion in)nfy market mteiing of Par liament, i)c. - The steamer Cambria arrived at Doston on Tuesday morning, having sailed from Liverpool on the 4th inst., making the passage in less than 1 1 days. Tlie news is important. The proposed modifications of the British tariff must havo a very favorable effect on the foreign trade of the United States. No new3 of the missing packet ships. The London stock market was very steady. Three per cents, red. w ere quoted, at 1 he last date, at 100 J- a 1 00 i . Cons. '. Ut; a 100. Exclieq.it.-r b'.lU 5S a l- s. pit m. The cotton market in Liverpool is buoyant, and etry one prono-;ti -atcs t' e happiest results from the a' n:i.ii of the impoil duly on the raw material. T.'.'; sales

on Sunday were ll.,"0'vi b"

ns. tn tnir-

K'-, t WPi-s havo '40a, and the

1 s ;p rvi-ors V hig ne;t year 0.1.

. m, Gr.N. ('a :::r:v, wlimn we mentioned '-s: w-T-K. ;.s the Se-nat-T from i'enjvl- ' -jma, is. it is s od, a practical print- r. S. ; !-o is Ia.';; Hid. and Norvaii ot Midiigan. Printers are jooking up. -St. t'Zr The Mexican niini-tr. Almonte, pa-- - i through lodinnore on the 18di cdt.. on his way to New York, where he arrived 0:1 the l'.hh, to take passaga fur Mexico. Z'.TT1' All the foreitpi minister5'. reidcni at Washington, paid a form"! visit of ralulaiion to Ibosid-nt I'k, mi the P :h inst. td'ula a spiec!i received the imial cour;e;-ies in retiirn and then retired. C7" I n another cohunn will he fmnd a

svno;isis(a iale ami lintcn-tant mtei.

ty com

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r, a a i a! m a rest, in'.

..'da on.t, a

- nt with one ant

to us

-i cnptionsr, will please ;tiB-Mvts to t!o;je up their ac-

or job-work .

so uie nrst. 01 Anrn.

There is a

verylarre amount of oni-siamling account-

upon our books, which ve been runnine

r : o -ev- n i r i-iu

:) thirty for yo0.

Tho V Mij (d Tenni'seeo, in Conven1 on the VI th i.l'... unanijnousiy itoiiiiuaI II"n. l'p'brain) Foster, as their ndoiate Kir (i v n r. He is one of the i'su worthy ni"ti in the State, ami will.no

nr.'ianwv oi

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.ill e , (; ! o- i "a" nr r.'.i. to detennin

t---d.

hare in low w beti'er ;b. j

:irr to

cce

are

prepare : I-.t fiem tion. Thrre serins

abotit t!ie matt

f ad n!--: n de "rritorv .

t the (Jou-tiiution bv the ConventO b SoOiO tiout;!

their

s Congress bv

privt d uvr of a bri'e therf bv throwmir out " ,':..,! State, many L'overunvnt. ' ';-nns.

O )i

a tin-nir

1 ,

trom Enrop--. It will there be seen from

statnmmt mai!o by Mr Kobert

on t!ie 1 I'll of Felrn' rv, tiiat it i

propcd totally to repeal the duties on cotton, wool. "!ass, auctions, staves for ca-k-. and also to abolish th-' w hob dmir' noon a very larire number of miscellane- . - '' a r t of the duty upon I !.'.': I ... -t : ., o ! .. in

14. ':.",('!, nnd tios lar;re d ur-M nas advene, d the price oi some description.-: ah-oiil an eihtii. but the improvement is not geneial. The remi--ioii of tbft duty will t -.ke place when the bill parses. Tiie American jirovis'oti marke; is dull. Tlie reduction in tiie price of Iriiii Pork has impelled the sale of American. Ol butter from the United States there is none in market. Chee-e is in steady demand, and commands fair prices. Nevertheless, this branch of commerce is steadily on the in--rease, ami at no distant day will form an important element in the exports from America. A farther advance of twenty shilling per ton in the nrieo of iron has bt-en de-

, !.,rc.,i 1...

til

1 ol the lartm houses in ttie

Son tii Staffordshire district. IJev. Sydney Smith t!;ed at his house, in London, on tlie evening of February 44d. The .Moriiinc ('hronicle remarks. upon tlie event, that tlie country has lost one of its cb-an st and V e wittiest of its writers, and humanity has lost one of iis most powerful and yet least pretending advocates. Tlie European Times says that "few thin" have ove!i more satisfaction in con. inert ial circles than the itiudlig-Mioe hieh c-rne to hand by th" la-t packet, that the State of I'enri-y ! vania has p.aid the iuteiest of its d"bt for the envrc-nt six month-;. It is devoutly to be wished for the credit of America in Europe, that the payments for the tune to coma may be punctual. There is one regret to mar the --t'-faetion poor Sydney Smith is de '.

Sir Robert Peel announced, in the

IIouso of Commons, on the first night of

the session, that the commissioners to arrange a new plan for tho suppression of the slave trade were the Duke de Broug!ie on the part of England. Sir Robert said that no method could be effectual unless supported by public opinion, and as public opinion in France was against the rieht of search, it must of necessity be abandoned. Changes of the British Tariff. The most important intelligence from Great Hritain is the financial proposition of the

prime minister, submitted in the House of

Commons, February 14, in which he recommends the entire repeal of some important duties on imports, particularly on cotton, animal and vegetable oils, dye-

stuffs, furniture woods, staves, and a list of

four hundred and thirty articles. It is proposed also to abolish the auction duty altogether, and all duties on exports. The reductions to be effected are: Sugar jC1.30O.O0O Coal llbt0e0 Imported duties on raw materials, including

Staves Cotton wool Auction duty (.lass

320,C00 GS0.000 300,000 040.000

I" was not pormi' r. r . Mean - .. a .', e.e.

eie :i'ir.

Total loss of the revenue 3,:M8.000 Which will nearly absorb the estimated surplus of 3,109.000 From the Indiana iState Journal. Indiana Small Bills. When the charter of the Siatc Bank of Indiana was created, it prohibited the issue of notes of a less denomination than five dollars. In a short time afterwards, the small bills issued by the adjoining States became our piiucipal circulation. The people were unacquainted with their solvency and thousands of dollars proved worthless on their hands. To remedy this evil, by givmg the people money they knew to be good, it was determined to permit our own Hanks to furnish this kind of circulation, so convenient in the every by transactions of business. Accordingly, the charter was so amended as to allow t.h em to issue bills, of a denomination not Ifeis than one dollar, for the term of five years. This time expires next winter and, the time be extended, we will soon be without the small bills of our Bank. Previous to the meeting of the last session of the Legislature, the State Board of Bank Directors adopted a resolution, 'with but one dissenting voice,' directing the President of the State Bank to ask a continuance of this privilege. The PreMr. Motrison.iu bis Report to the . .e dated Dec. 7, IS 1 1, gives the loliv :;,' f "'is why tlie Legislature shot ... o.-urd" . -mest:

tie

Election. in the suggption eetings of tho f y con vp nof the

Great natural Cariosity. A late number of the Dayton (Ohio) Transcript mentions a discovery made in that region of a most singular and extraordinary character, being a stream of water brought to light under peculiar circumstances, and to be seen in Delaware county, in Ohio, about 17 miles north of Columbus, the seat of Government. The Transcript remarks that although it is one of the most novel and curious things in natural history, yet it has never bafore been made public or been known to the scientific world. It has heretofore entirely escaped the notice of scientific men, from the fact of its being- in an obscure place, and no account of it ever having been given in the public prints. The Iact9 of the case are as follows: Sometime about the year 1818, two men by the names of Davis and Richards, salt boilers by profession, commenced boring fur salt water in the bed of the Scioto river, near the place mentioned. After having bored about fifty feet through 8 solid rock, they carne upon a stream of white sulphur water of the strongest kind. The auger with which they were boring suddenly sunk something like two feet, which is probably the depth of the stream but such was fhe pressure of the water that the auger was forced up again, and large weights had to be attached to it, in order to keep it to its place, and enable them to bore further. They continued to bore on, however, until they got about 400 feet below the sulphur stream, when thev struck upon salt water. The size of the auger was about 2 inches in diameter. When they took it out, tho jet of sulphur water rose up to the height of 20 feet above the surface of the river. In order to obtain access to the salt water beneath, they procured a strong copper pipe and attempted to force it down to the place where it was to be found. But whenever it reached the sulphur stream, such was its force and pressure, that the pipe was completely flattened, 60 as entirely to prevent the passage of water through it. All subsequent attempts to insert a pipe proved ah. ortive, after prosecuting the work at intervals for several years the project was entirely abandoned. After enlarging the orifice made by the auger at the top, a wooden stock '40 feet in height was inserted yet even at the top of this, such was the force of the stream, that it required the strength of two or three men to put a plug in it. From this stock, a pipe conveys the water to a spring house on 0110 of the bluff banks of the river. The stream has been running for 20 years vet its strength and foice are unabated. Those who have recently examined it say that it is capable of throwing up a stream ten inches in diameter from 80 to 00 feet high and that water can be obtained to turn a large mill. The whole matter lay in ob?curitv tin

til a short time since, when our fellow ei- 5

tizen, Mr. IV. Hart, accidently heard thj: -um'laiice and booghi the la.eJ uJ)Ol i : is situated. It was from him tha,V-. . -1e foregoing facts. Tbqrl ; ... irood white sol,.'

:s strongly in;i ,

In Rhode Island, the Loc . -ing of electing o'ie of th-vr own genus ior (Governor, and the Ivgi-I atu re, have nominated Whig'. All they require of thr-e candidates i to go f r the uncon.'Uionai relea-e ef the traimr; in all other

e .v s . 1 1

ry lirm 1 n the news. ,! sugar people express

1 ;

ires, they leave ti -e. This is a n-w ; "ion amongst il eati Chn

.0 to act as t!iey ues of re fired Buchanan De-

'II.. "... sl inform-. ' a-t the opinion that Uo Pr,Y .1 1 ' . . i 11 ro no-ei I !

very ltue suro r can come 10 uie i nne iii 1

States, at the present rates in Europe, un- '"ut ( '' '

I he ' aniiocj,

I oe mrr""

ess our market turtfier advances. i tu

sujarand molas-rs market here conim-j ues oxtrmne! v lirm. Sro -ks -.ire slowly j

! (timim-uing un

trv grocers.

In tiie IK

ier the deman.l from e o u u ! ' l,U! i Aberueen, resp

ites not;-

Tines a of the ;st made r 1

Cktat Fi ii: in Mai; We learn by a private

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nd: na. t..r.t a fir.

out

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1 a

ison, 0:1 Wt

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1 esitay

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L Oi v r. I'll 1 !li l!i !l I J II i, III 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' luiiLi ' .

r '!i firii l'reshvt Tian e in.-c'i. w i ncri r 011 11 1 r v ; to w

h r e ; n'or' un i

w;t:i t's content'

"r, were consum d. The hardware under t!m church, was a! -o da stroy.

! w hich he said ' existiiig treati die-ially to Br' ; and other goo,

U.i ;h.;s ;ieij

? -.1

-.messes vain-.

place in P.lrhw, is : lap-

i e iron r " i !.' C - :t .

I o

eat!

the.

lich

'.at

goods, account :):le

replied that tlie subjet, .1 seri ni attention of her ters.and respecting which

a 1

t.-as

me then took hold of

t!0

oree respondt

on-',

a joining tiie church, cro.-s :reet, to the

nee had taken

Governments of the tw was not prepired to say I

I t Ue-

. e . -. 1 i , o..:. ; . entity

'. .1 o C ( O I " i t ti'.ll lill'ttT'3 cmivetumn,

f rk stated den. d S - 'ei' r . : 1 ' v;.eaney o. ;!, ' f7rV. 31. .rie resigna-

. 1 ke atiy particnali thev have to do is,

. v : Ai:w im::. iwocratie, party hav-- ;. r. the pre-ent incun.

0-1

pied by .Mr. S-npp. ' tations

been favorai'lv

in the res.- of. Government of the Unite

u p the alley

Mr. R,e !)uek. in the lios

Whigs, Dudly Seldoti; the L"co

F. 1 i avmrieyer; ntid tin; 'lbrlitionhts, th? notoiious Arthur Tapp n, all for Mayor f the city of New York. e Ti - The nn-ees of the Hon. John Qnincy Adams. Gov. Davis, Gov. Lincoln and Ahbot Lawrence, are mentioned in con

A not to ma.ke

r from .MassaciuiVrtshington City. d. the Regicter's is place, closed

the vacant S- nators!iip from

i 1 r . L ' ' ' . , 1 . i - - - e" n t i

e - ' ;

! . 1 1

itiurtu-n with

.Massachusetts. AH abb) men. Since the foregoing was in typ, we learn through the Louisville Journal, ihM the Hon John Davis has. been elected by the Legislature to fid the vacancy. IV. r.. Thev have had a destructive fire in Madison hi ihis S'ate. It occurred on the 19th u!t., in the heart of tho city. Twenty-two buildings were destroyed, and the loss is estimated at $100.0 10; for a more extended notice of whi:h see another column.

The British Tariff. The duties levied on articles of American product which re designated to be repealed by the new :-h tariff, ar3 as follows: pearl or pot, Od per cwt. Bark. , i or tanning, 3d.; beeswax V2s. : . Id.; elephants teeth Is.; hides. ,e. wet 3.1.; do. tanned or other .'.:.. ; 2s. per !b.; lard 'Js. per cwt.: ; h. ; er cent rosin 2s. per cwt. ; .: .v s et over 75 inches in length. 23$.

p. fee( 7 in breadth, do. e, , ickness do. tar 2s. G 1. per . .rpentme, new. Id. per zwi. 1 e Id. per lb. . ho New York cana!a are to be

It:,- 'e-:.-e ty iioi.- '---.- 1 - -v" sai l, is it iv .. stealing goods. We have not learn . i any i nsn ra n c e . Tinic

co.tdiimons Ust night, asked Mr uno:and full information regarding tiiprst; . e e if-;of negotiations witii tiie United i e--.vernment on the Oregon question, i ;; ,.vt bis question by tho recent r .. -i e r eerhe in the American House of R

'hi. , 1 , e r.

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ho-

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e-.i . the eev o' n.,- -e of the Se . ,b

bill r a - 1 'l"i;e - arrest 1 ten h1

I r h

Th.o bill to charter

X- en 101 t ,n la h ft fit me re ;- , ; r . : i '. . V .

i.tlUl T M I'll 1 ' " ate by a decision vote. The next ken up was one t ) encourage th

f i,nr.-n i.oeves. U hen tne chair an- . each o.! t

uoanred ihe bill, there was a genera! iaugh. I rights toe;" ' ' ', '"'e !i: ' r'v" '' The people of Nauvoo have goneonlTiie convent. . ' ,;'4 electing their city officers just as if noth-;nnd expired again .. !' 'e a- . a ing had happened. They ay that the ; provided by tiie convemiou tha" e .' er Legislature has no power lo rcpeoi thmr ' party should terminate the arran clnuter. If it is altogether felly for j without giving a year's notice. W ith res th.e Le'd-lamro to trouble themselves about pect to the question which has been put ,i.A nt-ftif r 'The Church of Je-us Christ! to me. as tlie m-gotbtions with the Exec-

Government ot tlie United ctaies

have not been brought to a close, it win not be consistent with my duty to pro

duce the correspondence to the bouse

.! : , O p.st '."'.- i'e.--' ' '.': ' his qu . . ,..;.;: 10 issues of 1

eo ; and, unless the next , i

. . , the BaiAs will not r to continue the issue of bills - denomination than five dollars. itu are the objections to Indiana small bills? .Has any man ever lost one cent by them? Why banish them from existence, -erely to have 'other State-s fill up the acuum,' as Mr. Morrison predicts, and as m- experience proves, will be tho case? - el the people sanction this new move ; the modern progressive democracy? Time will determine.

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f e

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f T .alter )ay Saints, one Woiinl su;moe , utive

0lT:il TO lit! HI p"l r: i ti . m n - v

snry laws and regulations to prevent them from violating the precepts of the B blc. Moir:oN Tm:-.vi:s. There has been quite a haul m ele of these gentry at Q linov. While they were under examination, a' fellow arrived to give evidence in favor of a nrisoner, when the jailor discovered that the horse be rode had been stolen from him about fifteen months previous. The jailor claimed" his hor-e, and the saint who stole him sloped. SaHgani (ill ) Journal. 'Yank-e Notions." The ship Concordia, which cb are.l at Boston for Liverpool on Thursday last, takes out, for one article, 170 tons :( L-3.

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In this place un 31st cf March, by tm nnder, Mr. James S to Miss Elizaeei:!

-On the 1st ir.si., by itie Iter. E.

riv, im.mruio loarnflil rr p 1 1 1 e in a 1 1 will

see that our relations are not with toe IIouso of Representatives, but with the American Executive. I quite agree with him that nothing could be more unseemly than to use any language of bluster or menace; but, while I forbear doing so, I hope the house will not infer that Her Mrjesty's Government are not deeply sensible of the importance of this subject. ( Hear, hear.) In answer to a question, put by Mr. Blewiit, Sir R. Peel said, that the Government of the United Sates had not consented to the production of the correspondence.

Bank of Illinois. We learn from the

Illinois State Gazette, that at a meeting of

the directors of this institution, on the 19th, it was determined to accept the provisions of the late Legislature. The bill, it will be recollected, places the effects of the bank, real and personal, in the hands cf assignees, and gives them 4 years to wind up its affairs. Whether this will prove beneficial to the interests of the State, the private stockholders, and individual debtors to the bank, lime alone will demonstrate. I.oit. Jour.

ry There was exported from Boston, durinrr tlie last week of the month of Feb

ruary. 1043 bales of domestic goods to South America. Smyrna, the West Indies

and Africa. What else has accomplish

ed this, but the protective policy of the

W hi" Tariff of 1S4'2? Alton lei.

W. Hall, Mr. Adam Bond, to Miss Lavina Yocum, both of this county. Thanks for remembering the Printer. May long life, happiness and content, be the portion of the happy pair united in fortune and in heart may their peace

flow as a river, over whose gentlo sur

face, no storm or tempests ever come U ripple its transparent bosom.

rEAMBOAT REGISTER

ARRIVALS. March 27 Adelaide, from Lafayette. Columbiana, from do 3D Senate from do

DEPART U R K S , March 27 Adelaide, for Cincinnati Columbiana, for do 30 Senate, for do