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r.r men cal'cd at tiio I Occurrence. A. poor.h.- s'; in IWeter, II! 11! ever it i- I -r-j 1 The The Cig'i cxrrrfp' A i. t3 li ft ly Wt I.i-t. i 'Timothy l'cckh i.r-,iivb: "I fa-'.

yt 1 ajJ.i-i as they call it I -r it 1jc. a good ilc-l cf pomp ar.J ofthe Naw-l crfc 1 h- i i i v. re 1 s'n, i cr, the tn.i curried over the uv. IS ullowing in Te 'Tcr r. to 1 Ci about 1 he was i Cidt was cz: ceremony anil uenianueu They told him he 10- ill o1 J-Jifcy 01 SI.in irp(-t, iti 1 tK3.

Mi ft tl't 1 and piccipice, I have also been presented to the land, about whom so li-iuIi is SdiJ ia p-v stunt d.nilh b-noath the vol-ine ol nnssivo a into the barn an he llirea levied to have En Empress motherland the oro. of. whose intentions anJ cotnwHtion I ters. Th l.Oh'v of oi ik-d in the it Oil revenge. Ij a time after, the house was zv i u-iclos of the Emperor.

L.ali have liicrs very folio if knuwn sy lie pi whirlpool below. On ha person were iuUaJ ir. cv discovored by the neighbors to be on fire. Sx From the Army and Narv ChroaicU. Font Knso, March 7, Sir-General Taylor arrived her 3 yesterday, accompanied by his staff, and 4 Cross.

Assistant'Quartermaster General. c'X Uackay and Lieut." Blake, Topograph. Enincersare ordered to set about the ur. of tW country to be occupied with the IrLtem of This plan proposeiby 1 General Taylor, an lately sanctioned by the War Department; and which has created no Utile discussion among the people of Honda anny officers in the country, is simply i hfttween the Georgia line nla this siJe ofthe The discoi.tenls of the manufacurln bouicsin relation to the corn uu end a cold watch. of tha inmates, ths poor of the town, an two persons en visit from Newport, to Ut.

I eck. courts, women as wcil as men, each their grand matcr ceremonies, and each must be waited on Separately, iti full dress. TVy all received me with great kin-Tess and attention, and I have every reason to "he pleas? il printing press beyond Hody ham's family, erishtd in the Mr. and There is no class of men on earth so laws seem to be daily becoming more forroiun We, and the'recoursu to am agitation is evi; dently popular, with the masses of operatives Mrs. eckham barely escaped with Uieir uves, gable in their exertimis as the peaceful luissiuii-ary.

The missiona ries at the Sandwich inlands, by leaping from the second story window. The ed with my reception. Prince Metlernich, the I'iscsfAi. Cask a peeia! J.jX. 4ht lion was Miiantiuiti Utmlrrd, That tnnny SiwckLoiJe aecitonuf tha I person suspected of having set fire to the house, have in contemplation tosi ua oue 01 their print Prime Minister, is very poli'e, and so are tne members of the corps diplomatique all are was of intemperate habits.

Mr. reckham was ing presses to the- Nez Perees mission, west of line rmrrUel to it from a point on the Okla.wa- k- miles' south of Fort Kir is to be cut his guardian. Providence Jour. preatly pleased and surprised at my uerman. the Rocky Mountains! thrcidnl Jtur.

The truth is, I speak it as well as any of them nf iwentv miles. In the mid Houston Texan. April 1 3. -Patents We the Vienna dialect is worse than any -you near Mch. or as near the middle as health understand that the Commissioner of the Gen erulLnnd Oflico is now engaged in preparing in America.

wherever "they are congregated in sumwt-m. numbers to keep up' the spirit of The hostile array of the mercantile and manufacturing interest against the landed monopoly grows in strength and fierceness, and the corn law oppression, notwithstanding the temper of Parliament; is jotferinc to Us fall: "The political situation of the country Is very unsettled and unsatisfactory at the present time. The motion of Mr. Villiersfor a repeal ofthe corn laws has been lost by a majority of a majority so large as to leave no prospect whatsoever ofthe repeal of those laws, either in the present tear or -durinar the existence of the A L'KLLV aye, lor I will permit, a small work will bo built, to the nature of the country The people of the eastern shore of Maryland A CARD. M.

EaiTOR Dome the favor to iltank. ih rough your ueefu! cohtmns, in iho name f( PiU Girlie," two unknown gentlemen of year very liberal crty, far the Ut neat keg wittf Jacobs mark upon them, filled with a tiule. of ibe very best, west uf th Great 1'aiherof Patents to the settlers and soldiers for their lands. It is the intention of the Government i. tii tinwKver.

one company: is have found themselves compelled by ire situa. lion of their internal affairs, to revive and en one-third thcra being mounted. to have this business accomplished as soon as TTTVIR underst'i M. -f'r tern most business force an old law ofthe state, enacts that no free negro or mulatto shall emigrate into and possible, lhe work will "probably be commenced early next week. Tliia eseQtiat step towards confirming the titles of settlers, rnnk.

If you take the map and divide the comity in this manner, the results of ihe plan are obvious. Each officer in the command of a dis. trict held responsible that no Indians remain remain in Maryland for the space of ten sue will lake possess (next month). 1 best style, and ing in fuel as in law. every xnau house his cessivedavs under the penalty of $30 for each.

Waiers," and which came safely to hand by ih aieant. boat Little Rock. Should yoa travel, Mr, Editor, in these parts, call at ray quarter, and I ipaay have a Uitle of it in safe-keeping, and a part of which fou ihalt as welcome to'at the fljwara in fori Smitk, Parliament at all. The manufacturing disappointed and for a long time in it, or at least tnai way me in it, or at least inat castle," and covering onr territory with a population of independent freehohjer-f, cannot fail week he shall so remain, one-half to go to the the other half to the county, and on kept at this bo that can give 1 'i mit no murders era a continuation iivo br'depredations with impunity, and mercantile interests are di rW partv, daily sent out by the of; discontented at the prospect of garrison, discovers a body of In- of the decline in Brtiish foreigt present and mercantile interests are gn to meet with general approbation. refusal or inability to par said fine, he shall be the traveling pub If the scouti commerce, as i- asked lor.

Mcxiean Refugees. -Several Mexican citi committed to jail and sold by the sheriff as a slave for life. 1 J. Little Rif A larefor its immediate attack, how influenced so clearly ly these 'destructive A CARD. We, the nndcrsigaed, passengers on board the ele-gant Steam-Coat Victoru, on her voyage from Cin.

zens of the Central party, have recently taken be. raised laws and, on the other hand, the masses 01 st ran STKY Under this enactment (heretofore a dead let easily cm. The Indians1 will the people in the manufacturing districts are in retugo in licxar, and otlter places on our wes-teVn frontier. They prefer the tranquillity en- ter) a free negro was not long since sold the from the contiguous pw Stite -Atkmne (Vfly Wat hi einnairio Little Rock, and other paints tmtha A rkan. find it impossible to remain, or even td come a state 0 almost open preparatL for the com.

sheriff of Queen Anne's couniyi for the sum i'rmrie soient', joyed even among enemies, to the horrors and as river, would reapectfully tender to the Captain and officers of the above boat, oar warmest ibaaka for the Una reply can oe orougni menia-wieni 01 a otlwl the People's Charter," is being signed in tne of $550, and immediately shipped for the south I Louisianian. 1 sho cud. treatment ahown 10 na while on board, ami also I ainst theobjectioos to this plan, perj I -heretofore tried has failed, and the. Every turmoil of civil war. Hut a Tew months since, these same refugees were using every means within their control to destroy the government only maniacturiug districts by tne peopte, oi wiimu rat for lh" safe and eipedutous trip which was made with about 1,200,000 have already signed Wis doc.

-r :rtffl.nrv nf jrlV ufan is fXDerfc. The hirninzs on the Frontier, The State of UL proo, Mm, nnA tha numbef 0f natures is finds it necessary to protect herself out the occurence of ao accident. To persons wishing to ascend the Arkansas mer, as paaaengers, or with "rvmmpnla will be more concentrated expected U.be 2,000,000, befoce the- presenta- from the marauders und incendiaries on the oim shoe Mt tl I 15 hands high, si side of the neck horse in the said pnU 1333. Freight, we take pleasure in recommenJinj lite above tiori of the petition to the House of Comnious lines, who stvle themselves Hpatriots.TTho than they now arc the troops will be relieved that now extends to them its projection. We trust the kindness and sympathytwith.

which they will be every whero greeted -by our citizens, will induce them to form a true estimate ofthe character of enlightened Houston Telegraph boat and her officers. 1 Governor has forwarded 500 stand arms from by r. Thomas A twood, ou -t he btn ot ay. Petition this document cannot bo precisely aaid Ultle Rock, ArUxtat, May tS39. the arsenal at Vergennes, and ordered.

en of the toil and barasnips mey nave so iig dcre; the inhabitants of Florida.driven from their homes, can return while ample protec teclion is afforded to new come rs. A nd, more Mason's brisado of militia into service alrea dy 150 are drafted. It is supposed the infa. It is a great and prevalent error, that children may be left to run wild in every sort of mous wretches on both sides of the line, about than all, the expenditures ot inepuoc money Jja, W. rend le ton, J.

L. Dawsub, A. Armstrong. A. J.

Thoroe, J.J Rauls. P. Lindall, John Cu artr A. Cox. "John tlowel, Samuel Kvan, Francis IL Armitrong, J.

MShepperd, Win. IJ. Glaaa, W.S. Dudny, W. M.West, Socra'is Shepperd.

to be for it purports to demaud from the House of Commons thp rights of universal suf-frage, the vote by ballot, and the payment, of wages to the members of the Lower, House. 'la petition will, of course, be refused to be even received by the House of Commons, and this the leaders of the charter party, acknow street temptawon for several years, and that it (although greatly-lesserted during, the. present ampaigi) will be brought down to a mere trifle. Highgate and Alburgh, will now cease setting fire barns and driving defenceless women and children into the woods for shelter Sworn to sat 1839. 0( Stare af Arht Caenty of Ark 7 Wooftrp ef Mi W-TURSUAN This plan is very imur United States Senate by Mr, Benton, with the because the are guilty of the crime of living will then be time enough to break them in.

This horrid 'mistake makes, half our spendi thrifts, gamblers, thieves and.drunkards. No man would deal so. with his garden or lot; no man would raise a colt or a puppy on such a COTI.nCItCIAL. ledge that they fully expect to be the rcsult.and are calling on every man who has signed his in the vicinity of one or the other side ol the boundary between Canada and the States. can conceive of nothing more base and cowardly than this warfare.

5 AT. Y. Star. advantage of being less expensive. auu, deed, when wecompare the two, wqwiII readi-r conclude General Taylor's to be the more nlan fir the emulsion of the Indians name, to arm himself and prepare lor fiahtin for their rights.

These threats of principle. notice, parents, unless you till the new soil and throw in good seed, the devil i this day vi us by William Twa of Uiem reune, one of to be three or lurs. BW)RLE AN8 MONEY, MARKiKT, April 27. Exchange on New. York at sight, pr a i p.

prem. Do. do, ISO days If a 2 p. e. dis.

U. Bank notes oar. U. S. Treasury notes par dia.

St. in. and the ritoration of quiet to the genial clime resorting to physical Ibrce, and of overturning Ion dujturbed uy.tne vtciss.iuuw wi viuiwws. i State of Affairs on the Mains The Maine troops were to return home from Sovereigns, $4 80 a 4 85. apanisti donbloona, 16.0 to' tue turourem nruiciimw.ui, nuiua.i yjw 1 who are how assembled ia4jopdon as delegates tiiw.

iS that which prompts men to find iault 1 lb 43. aiexicaa 00. ia 00. ia a. American gold.

4 tt 1 prem. a 5 p. c. ds. Do.

Uri.Pcliea, 5 a 6 River (specie paying banks) 5 a 6. Union Bank, 7 7ft. Grand Gulf, IS a 20. Lake will have a crop of poison.weeds before you know what is taking place. Look at your dear child, and think whether you will; leave his safety or ruin at hazard 1 Pat Raffertij.

The New-York New Era says that just before an election," it is Patrick O'JiafFerfy, After the election Is over, in whnt iii termed the National Convenuon, and with things they cannot remedy to at ihev cannot improve to express dis- wWilt of the people, nt two of the Aroostook the 6lhj leaving a guard of 200 men behind with the laud agent. Two brooms have been thrown across the St. Johns, to prevent the timber cut from, going dcyvn. The New.Brunswick militia were to break up about the 10th, leaving a guard of 30 men at Wood A which I have recently attended a nij witnessed Washington, St) 25. Com.

and K. R. Bunk of Vicks-hurg, SU a 25. Do. do.

do. Tost Notes, 25 a 30. aiches Post Notes, 12 a 15. Bank Vtcksbura. Htifaction on' opinions, when to subslimte a better would puzzle them beyond measure.

Give the project a fair trials and if it fails, its the most tremendous and enthusiastic cheering on everV allusion to the threatened approaching in cs. ne it is at Kallerty, and be to you! That's what it is to he a voter. appeal to arms. On the other han, the jov wi hAvo me noiisuiuiiuii ruu 25 a 3tf. Vicksbarg Water a 30.

Tontbis by, 40 a 45. Citizens Bank, "Madison Co. 25 a 30. Commercial Bank.Columbas, 10 15. Brandon Bank, 55 a 60.

Alabama specie paying Banks, 4 a. 5. Slate Bank, 81 Tennessee, 3 a 5. Ohio, Illinois, In for ihnthfis no moro than hts nredej ernment is not idle in its prepirattons, In a meeting recently held in London, the stock, the same number at lobique, and the same number at St. Andrews.

The 36th and 69th regiments are the only regulars in the province. The 11th regiment, from Quebec, was Wimessi GI Sworn to be I A true copy I Test Adi rSl.II uudei Jl iatration I County of Jefifef March, 1839, said cnunty, ht claims sgaiHBt i ticaied. whhin ters, they a of mid estate cessors. Xours, truly, TUSTEN A KEB-TtlLOKO. dians.

Kentucky and Missouri, 1 2. Arkansas, 8 10. considerable foree of artillery and rocket trri. gades have been ordered from Woolwich to. wards Manchester, which is the principal locus private debts in Great Britain are set down at ordered back as soon as the pacific arrange- Texas TrasuT Netes, 55 a CO.

Clinton and "Port Hudson, 15a20. 2V. Star. of the Chartist cause and, 'should London be meD( wa3 known. made trariqujlr thore is very little doubt that NEW.OR LEANS MARKET.

April 27. TvFr Louisiana prime, 6J a CI cents inferior, 5 Important decision. The Supreme Court of the troops will be able to suppress themsurrec- a4; Havana, wbite, lH 12; brown, 8 a da. the United States, at its last session, has settled 1 dny evening the dwclUng of James Scott," residing about two milta from Bailey's Mills, in Jefferson was attacked by a ttarty of 10 or 15 Indians. At the fi rst fire, a Mrs.

Eef fiae- residing in the family, was kill-" cd: a lad, nephew of Col. Uailey, shot in the a point of law about which conflicting opinions MdatfJa Levee, new 31 a els. per gallon, on 1 plantation, 3. Fork mess S2 1 per loll. 0, Jro ey ins ut.

pu ed the detl 1 tor in five years, tl is Tiereby givei 'frnne SI7 sU a isf. o. 1 10 au; out pora. were previously futcriaiueu. auw uectsiuti was, that in case of a vessel being voluntarily it be attempted alter tne approacn-ing tithof May.

The jdans of the leaders of the Chartists are believed to be, directed, uri-ibrlunately, to very contracted and erroneous methods of contending with the Governmen--as. should thev succeed in gaioing the victory 61 a 7 on llama, -10 a Ml cts. per R4 stranded by the captain when ail was in trnmi- i canvassed, 114 a VI; Mioti ders a ftitaaangs, I 9 94. Ira Per lb. 10 a 12 cts.

Berf-Mem, 15 tocouie krt Jejftrmn Co nent peril, from a gale of wind from from the chase of an enemy or from pirates, a 17 per bbt-T 9 a per ft Fnrae, SI lft a 12, the cargo bein saved and tho vessel gotoffj flour 7o per bbl. a a iter uosaen, 123 cts Western, 15 a Cher Northern, 11 a cts. Cofitt Havana Green, 11 a 12 cts old, 9 a 9 Uio, over the troops, "it is thought probable that the destruction of.what they term the accursed factory system" will be the principal and im-i with partial injury, ike cargo should contribute towards paving the damage or cost of repairs en. mediate business of the actor in the new con fiJJ Van iSui Lend Yif, ti a Sf cts; liar.xj i ca. pet lo.

lubaeco First quality 13 a 14 cla. per lb 2d do li'a 12; crowed, 9 10 da. Whiskey Rectified, 44 45 Arm, and a negro woman 'dangerously -wound. cd. Captain Fcott and his overseer, Mr, Skip-lr, bravely deluded the liouse, drove off the I n-lians, killing two of their number, and invit cd the remainder back by tjieirhoopa to re-new the They did not howefer jeturn.

A Uvi such receptions as the intruders met wtih C(. Scott's would, think' render them somewhat cautious in their future attacks. It was anticipated that our border for a time at least, would remain Miiniolested.i sBut with all the regulars and militia ia the field, it appears the Indians are enabled to elude thei vigilance, East, rge 1 countered by lhe skip owners, i hedecisions 01 the local courts had been various on this subject. which I 1 cts. per gal.

stay estern, J5i per urn 1 Corn in ear, 90 cuk per bbi shetied in Sacks; 65 a 68 It is now settled by the highest judicial tribunal la which he dealers gener iion his assort cts. per bushel; a 48. Liverpool, dition of The waste or property which ivbuW follow the ascendency; of men onittle education, and of most contracted views in po. litical economy, is such as to render it far from desirable that even with all the present suffer-iii" of 'the people, success should attend the For lie Arkansas Gatette. TO MISS 1 OF LITTLE itDCK.

Oh, yes! I'll think of thee, my love, Amid the varied scenes of lire. When the heart battles with the strife Of its own feeliltgs, for above The storm, a thought of thee willcotrte, An iris trembling in the gloom. So beautiful and bright tj me, Twill calm the soul with purity. At morn, sweet morn, when life oppears So young and joyous, and our dream Of love, unsullied yet by tears, 'Steals o'er the mind hs drapery, With rays ofjiiope, and fancy's beam Portraying its reality, Thy name will come, so frosh and free. To claim its eeat in memory, Tbe heart will turn to worship thes.

At eve, soft-evef when all things move The henrt to whisper forth its love To music eweeti enchnminj power When fi jwers below and stars above, -In freshened light and beauly, prove The magic of that balmy hour When wishes reach beyond control, 4 And feelings break their prison home When memories crowd around the soul-Then willlhy ooiiip with rspture come, -m To lad and consecrate the whole a of in the Tho principle on which-the carco is made liable to a share in the damagel coarse. $1 62ft a I 70 fins; $2 00 a 2 12ft per sack 1 1 en. he has a great Turaa IlanO, per ouaoei, of the vessel in such cases, is evidently this "ever brpught i I tucky, 19 23 cts. Kope, a 3 cts. that the hazard was run, and the damage incur.

movemcuts whifh are, undoubtedly, in prepar. LOUISVILLE MARKET, r7 23. Tta.B llamslU ct. per lb; hos round 8. Barging red, ns much for the safety ofthe cargo, nccord.

I ins to its value, as that ofthe ship, and there and fall upon the settlements whenever it suits apj tjisiorj of which pill, probahly, their convenience. The.war must be carried So; je an i.nporUuUpart of tho annals of the year to Afric troops must into the ioiq I 20 a 21 cts. oer rsrd. Bale Rove 8 cts. per Berf Mess $12 per bbUf prime 9.

Butttrm cis.per ffr 1 hie off. ffjxHIs flua healthr. fore it would be unjust for the whole conse-j quence ofthe hazard to bj borne by the latter, lt. Candle Sperm a cts. per 10; muow, mouiu ferret out the hidi-nsr ptaces of the women and in tk, urn va con live nnt ini.

8 did un i n. li, idinoed 10 a 11.: GAms vmo il a 10 cts. per id. -v u. nee.

1. Substitute' for the Sun, The newly invented light of Gaudin. on which experiments were recent I made at Paris, is an improved Flour 5 to oat. reajuure cis per to. me itr 150 a 3 oertht otter S2 50 a 4 per skin rac The Mulberry culture.

Among those to I coon 10 a 15. Glass Western 8x 10 $3 75 a 4 per 100 duldrcfl of the -iainoles-they will then find 1 ho warriors, and if ihey wish it, get a fight. Otherwise let a reward be offered of a thousand dollars a Wad for every Indian captured dead or alive. This would, induce our frontier set. lies to (ore go the enjoyments of civilization, modification oPthe well-known, invention of whom this part ofthe United States, 111 fact the ft; 10x12, 75a5t 13x18.

9. Hey 87ft cts. periuu Jhs. in bales. Hides 10 a 12 cts.

per lb. Iron Pig whole country, are much indebted for the wide the vicioity of pie ted. are ele eccommod a He grounds attac proved, and a cise of the po yThis institt tore of Kento of a board, of 845 per ton b'ooms 75 a 85 bar 7ft per lb teheel 3 a anread of. the mulberry, and' the implantation Dr. While Urummond pours a stream of oxygeogas, through spirits of wine, unoa-iinslacked Jhne, Gaudin use of a of this neW vecetablo cold mine upon our soil, 16, hop 9 a 1J; nail roas lUJ small rmuia a Lard 9 a 9ft per lb.

LevdVi" 6ft bur li LeatLrr-r Sole 20 a 25 cts per lb; skirling 2tia 28; tipper 2 a 1 2 afl oer side i calf skins S24 a 30 per dozen; bridle are the Messrs. Prince, of Flushing, L. Island, father and son. Their nursery and bot-houst have for many years been the favorite resort I they will live in the and meet the enemy in hisowa way, and -iu his own secure retreats. 'y Fifty, such men as could bo selected in a morcelherial kind of oxygen, which he conducts through the essences of turpentine.

The Dummond ight is fifteen times stronger than 30 a JU; morocco $is az. vime men. per ousocu Lumber Clear pine 30 per 1000 feet ahinglas $3 a 4 per thousand. Peri Mess 18 per bbl prime 16. of those who wished for the choicest' varieties feat of burning gas; the uaudi light 1 the ht ic cs-This U.at shorts time, divided into squads of five or leu Potatoes S3 a 3 WJ per bbl.

nennwiu, line 7a The trustei thoagh it has less than tw flittering pat sion between gratified faH is now nnuiber of 4 rl limrt. ft VfllTrfA. I linn I A tt nAlltil tA AlmAet n. Ail 1 eta per bushel eoarse 62ft. Skins Buffalo rbs i a fi it a sun.

Ur Ulli IT wuuauuu itiitoa ouuusyi i un iicw vent, aim i wvuiu bhuwuvivui. the troops now in the field. The Indians fiadlag unsafe to "traverse the hommocksju ech; bear fleer ixj cia per io. rgr per bbl. Whiskey Common 41 a 4lft cts.

gak IVAie gas, and; of course ten times more than the ble to state what llheir industry has achieved The method by which l. Gau- even within the last six months. Together, with din'oroDOsei to turn tbe new invention to use, French importations, of i the Multicaulis, and 1 Lead 82 75 a 3 per -Zltlll is singularly striking. He proposes to erect in Alpine, and his own extensive plantings, the the island of the Poflt Neuf, in the middle of vounser Mr.Prioce has disseminated 400,000 small parties, would either concentrate re tire beyond the Suwannee or even to the eVcr-u glades, tod leave the frontier quiet. things at present remain, our.

frontier citizens, many of them at least, must abandon 'r STE4M-BOJLT REtSISTEK. Jfi 3. Arrived steam-boat DeKsIb, from Nsw.Or- rj1 us ant ne 'in vati-J are at teans; left en the 4ib, bounl p.i indent, irom tne sttammenis 1 qualify them renia a'nd gt young ladies ia female ed The aeilt of Septembe The I tion ef the instil the Seine, and centre ot 'arts, a iigm-nouse, trees through trie country in mat snon jnjnoo, five hundred (bet high, in wh.ch is to be placed and realized a clear profit tJ tvo hundred thou. Mourns of the Arkansaa and wane rivers, iwi nexi inetrnqmes 10 me nrcurana 01 me enemy day forjCincionati. tiht.

from n. hundred thousand to a miUion ot mand dollars! Our hot are jouna aami- remain with almost a certainty of the rifle j. Mount Tleasant from Monti) (left on the It is only aslbrrtshm that gas the Pwer to 1 varied as the rable for both species, the growth being lour I ntirhta are or dark, Paris will thusn-1 tintes create in the same time than ia France kails ofthe savage. 6th, bound ops Ins, from Pittsburg; te't same day. so many have the cou committee, 1 bound en.

Vicions Bom Ciucinnau ion same sy, bound Bp. ior a sort of perpetual day, and soon as the The bran From tie Drmtcretic Revitto. TUE BALLOT BOX. '5 Fa ie Don's consccrsied dower, Casket of priceless gem I Kohler beriiage of pow er a Than imperial diadem I Corner-stone on which was reared Liberty's triumphal dome. When her glorious form appesred 4 'Midst our own grten tuountaiu itome i rchased by as noble blood.

As ia mortal veins e'er By tbe toil who stood At tbe side of asuisstwh By lhe heart that met the foe On their native bati le plain, Wbers the trmthat deals the blow Never needs 10 strke again I Where the craven lhat would dare i Mar it with polluted breath 1 Scorned aad cursed, bo his to share 'i; The traitor's shame ibe traitor's i Let his faithless heart be torn, his recreant bosom riven, And, upon the whirlwind borue, To the carrioa be gtVfcO Guard it, freemen 1 guard Spoilees as ydur moiden'a fame 1 Never let your children tell Of yr weakness of your shame That tbeix Wbers basely sold What was bought with bloojj and toil That you bartered aioiii-lor out.iv Here 00 Freedotn's sacred soil i or ttaiv oaaaji ciouueu jjiitanu vuuiwi into this cultures destined, in America, to suiv sun of Heavea' is set, the sun of Pont Neuf session of fi 6. John Jay, from New.Orleans; left same exposed situation but the frequent murders and alarms hive rendered them callous to all the frequent of danger, while many Preparole nl Europe with the rata material, which even bund i. --'v---r-i'''- uL; to use tC iSC tf are car will rise. Aleckanics Magazine. Wrki-ig, Fi Public Dell of MarylandIn an cxhibt of now brings, by its superior strength and quali-e furtfed debt issued by the Slates, taken ty, a third more in price than the foreign, rhe ograpny, an per session 1 ItlAKUICD, in Cnnwsv countv.

at the residence of Elisha Wet- the Junior Alpine Mulberry is preferable in the Northern one ofthe papers in Albanya short time since, bora on ihe 2d day of May. by 3. VV. Comstock Globe and tal and Fra are unable otherwise to provide for their farm-lies, or unwilling to sacrifice their! property to certain destruction whh the forlorn hope of re. launeration from the general government.

It is however useless to moralize oalhe sub. v. A letter from Naples, uuder date of Feb. Staittt Eq Tkomnsv. ticctnn.

ot uewnourie, utm Emits Wrlbarn, daughter ef Eiisha Welbura Esq ot Conway county. ha T.Kcouraeins anecdote. The illustrious Ad. that ol Maryland is put auwn at eceven mu. lions of dollars when, in fact, the amount disposed of, and upon which the State is subject to the payment of interest, is only four millions: phy, Aociei -mae in C9 mirat Jervis, the hero of St.

Vincent, whoxose to die first rank in the British navy, and to the my, Algeai tne aaaiuonat grants lyrunjecisui uuuruui tin tliilosophy, 16th, says, Last night a part of our Found- rtPPi-ncrs. as Earl of St. incent, has lelt.on re Thoagh tools spurn tiymen-s jromiw pnven, Yet we who improve lis golden fcoweV By sweet experience know 1 That marriage, rightly eoderstood, Uives to the tender and lhe good A paradise below. 1 tianity, ISot ling Hospital was destroyed provemeiits, amoun to seven miHions, were he during the session of nL under his own hand, a lesson full of in flames spread so rapidly that 23 children per irneiion and promise for the young midship. Extra ciar made by legislature 1837 but were not negotiated in consequence of the exaction of a bonus of 20 per cent, for the use ofthe Stale.

The law recently euact- mnn. nnv other youth of. pecuniary At Madison, St. Francis county, on 23d Iac Esi- Clerk ot that coun'r. 10 Miss FUna.

ished. One of the nurses in her despair threw r' herself out of the window with two children in her arms alt three were found dashed to pieces mpans. and of honorable ambition. Ilis father, daughter of Mai. Jjhu I ianasiro, all of that gun.

ha riP. spt him afloat in the navy, with an place ana quite oeaa in street." he liremen iker hava rat! c-f and if 6 1 at te sjii it ncc 1) oJ-. ed by the Legislature, authorizes the issue and substitution of a five per cent, stock, in art ac outfit of 20 a laced hat, a sword, and a coat, Ai Spring IliH.ee 'Tuesday, 2U April, by tbe Rsv s. Judge Jtmkiue, of Sbreveport, -tt to a R. Ranks.

which fitted him liko a sack, being made large, Eli. ceptable shape to foreign capitalists, but does Miss Ofcwa R. Bettle, yonngest daughter ef Rev h- Rattle, of lhe former place. him 1rt rTOW UD to it. Let your esgle's quenchless eye, Fixed, unerring, sleepless, brifihl, Watch, wbenrflanger bevers nigh.

From'bis lufiy mountain height; -'While the siripcs mid siars shall wava O'er this treasure, pure anJ free, Th land's Palladium, it shall The home and sarins ol liberty, A distinguished themselves by their efforts three of them were killed, having fallen from the tip-y per story to the lower, where they were buried ia the ruins. hcj contracted a debt lor more, lor Each pu the winter Tha pri. Thtt whi in tfie sarn-The pledge ih in number evcrv r- Ai New-Orleans, on eunesoav oyiue Lhifli'hfl drew upon his father, and the draft TJi.w Mr. CiaPP. General ii.

Oainr, ol 111 not augment the debt ol the estate more man about one million of dollars. Bait. Pat. 4 Vicksburg Whig relates that a gen-Ueman with his pockets well-filled with Bran- U. S.

Army, to Mrs. Itra Clark Whilnry, only daashierol lue late Daniel dark, L.aq. of ibiscry. was dishonored. Whereupon, the young hero left t'u rr.css, dvcw hia rclions with tho common mauo his second pair oftrowsers wilh Ao elderly lady expressed her regret to her young husband that she was older, than he My said tha husband, make no apo.

Jogics I wish you: were twice as old" as you "it.ia ellv. on" We Jnesdnv last. a sevrre I don, was lately accosted on the road by a fel, low armed with pistols, lowie knives, and other ugly instruments with sharp edges, wilh the hnivh: out of the ticking of his ham. thus to taka up the debt, mock saved eno be said 'with emphasis, and "ever "Then New. York reailv smells Whiffish iUis" T' SOil i'3 CM of tias Ia the liuve a g'i tiic.r short iliness, Dr.

David Holt, a native ol Viraiiia.sgVd about 0 years, lis was an tTioer of tLe resularar. my during the late war and died repi. tiition of a brave an a'4e plij-siciitt, an bun. est inan. At I'Jrand Lake, Clilcot county, af'rr a long sn-l e.

r- From the Picayune. Here is a little poem addressed "to antinknown sis-ter in law full of inat religious Jeeliug and conviction. wlMcYis rnrs hkely to yield aauslacftou to their noibeBsur ihaneven the meed ofhterary lame which lie hasin prospect, or even in possession. The conclud lines are Very tarry i DesreBi I Am ns whom thou doubtless hasi beard much, Ji always well. Wy name too oft desponding sorrow end reproach, r'i: -bich lain would praise and even bless me.

I never lived beyond my means. He never afterwards could tolerate rii c'ccrygeuing in usual salutation of 'your money or. your The gentleman handed over his wa lct, but it was no go with the robber, who exclaimed, Yo you don't, slra vger. scorns Brandon. Vrper Canada.

Thirty.two ofthe Ameri. nJ jr- lie I- m1 t( -V had much better live 03 ra- I t. iza Jue, oi ver ii.ite?s, on tne debt, savins they tior.s. Es-1 does she said a1lue4ight Federalist to a starched up whig dandy, ia the Post Office, tn Monday evening when a liltlo scrap of ichig victory reached them. Yes," said the dandy, tho very streets wb'j-rrTah." rematked nn old Dcmocrat'whi- '2j 1 sr.

venr. in imnia can prisoners ia Foil Henry have been par Jon. ictit.iicr to i S. E. Jones, days, kavic death.

Life. The EiicriSce a ...1. .1... 1. 1 -li 1 cf Ml r.icr.'.i 1 Yet deem not naru-y im utsi "'iji'yetw11'6 tne and ho believes e.l- I'y llts- ttie Lieut.

Governor. Twenty of l.aj I'-cn t3 mercy by the Court, an were ia our paper of 1 1 l. ly. The oth i po'c ssiuns, and western Tl.r; avera- of a l. inherent oi sin, 1 gery wgeaiDg time, aua it smelk very CO r.

1. .3 not more ieven ,3 lit Sentinel. The cark Dou'-'i'snoi tii 'lo chap'1, i TLe i Mid p.iie 3 i' 1 1 er two ft re youcs boyeu ho hn i been sentenced to tho o': of tS'ir a ar: u. I 1- 1 a icsicnjay (iyi in izwr L- The liOC 1 I tl -ra 1 instead ofthe pilous. 1 t.

till.) the gzUon taw v.c-uluio cTect, end it was a day of general mourdag amorj-'the proprietors of driakirj hou-: 3. We siw-one savs Liv cf as 3 ycir estabashcccGt cf r.s at auction, while tha dcrr cf shrouded whh LVci crt-e. us psrty'-: r-' be '13 j-rc. k-c? firmer,.