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. TN! PILL, 4)1 ITHACA .77.17!"71 4 / 110111111111001311111611 AL *manna • 6o* .totovile. 0r..! . • • *•4l " • •4 "4 Vint viiktorovissise . Ct. to'tbe Potts of Marra I.stoppcd'•' 414.v tlf:t i lif Mak wbenmatteotkanta I. tech qf the Poilcof /Abaco. tbal 7 l wan* isoloced to t o above milts oat of *ay tur only, to• ititr Estriesetr 1 - 1. _ eighty .....__ __ J • ast i a t b. ' . Ilse that' dflikil ' - NNW 'trills the plot*, I reseal disti l 60. . 80114 . 01de. arm the ideetiest epee.' zu rse account which ia sow in year hands,• anslohittird.blimeliiiit messill pashatsh, that seetscry of se !ffiselw•geirsteaffir- and- beauty may 'no hinges re.. rather without notice.—Yours, &c.. i , ..-- •• • ' 44 " ' I .4 'TIM VALLI uir MCA.. • ' l.- ~ I err f1a,4 100 /0• 1 •Pilis twileoldibosselimmori* .: • . 14.04 = 4, 00.1% "Weir araihrinik• .111 N .. • . , am-mites..alt . The State of New Yoyft, is the variety of its' etirbior she 'griut istitalintirot its lake., ' and the =2:fiat S i vi t a i trigii ; poet., and water-falls, ..eflVde. ow.. a we every other State in the elliess. MUM" Mf.itateisoinssi miens fotanisisis awdteffithiferesomoskii hare stesvoeted travellers from 40 . 6 M "eV" ar e lk". Flyby. and massy others Si =l is , pea - still tmliffirialied amidst the im.. i the *votive revs.., taasetris . 1 .tfa.ermhogir . Wag ewpssed by the bawd a cold valiant ilititi ., . *soh carefree indiftvimet by Otir Oshiiiffieffisitie, wiili•ti?e oiund ahme dr eriffilisg . 'rerke . pig* Wills hpris to dotiffill...o4eir toe-, 4 1 41101 ,- . . . .....i, .. - I •.! tj ~ . • . • PowerlPtilsffiiriffiowseeilliffideed milffitrObwiriv thffi ovhrbsitteffi; Pails of Piegfasi, and levee meisetietraa nedos4 , lta Flom* aLltakeete—ie-perte of sore Scup; and es thereat, to the aged Falls and Lakes, is which swore wields her sceptre with tushounded beauty tukd sublinsity—iSa . tourist, uninformed of thete,sii; ot, else imeikept, oboist torlissa as yet Wilt ,kuttelu, hregyesioffisteed. cosite*trelf with t he strasmy detemipiiid ammo tiwg tavern, orirlo the: awl , 1 _ - ~.t. ,i t . We ph ' *iininear O 14•4114, Irtif Yells dad sceri4l,* the viciuity of libils,, _A t the "Onlii of . ' (Mimi. lake . has, iu promise ;Waite. worm. away the reeky bed . over which its' sinters sivemi l d tffi floe Oswego river, the surface of the I..ke has lowered,' awl 'left' at dr head an eluvial irloisr i -nod !et _its atednen extremity the wide marshes or Cayskoi islisi Inetifvxiima. In every act e 4 pall' die barites' 'vise loftily to the Weight of rbree lir Mfr,t,n,a!ialio, impressing the mind ` .. .'h.Pw.,,,. i•DO dif llent .AlnCt its Our s meth, half nilect. . oils Nays. ; • offiebs-soutlsers 00sweelsieWsblviswelVissenti-give' ?tilts tgo, only a feirihistrifselytiivy:sailkittoods-tuen were to be sera. lbw liyikids MI, i i ini4ors'sillage or Ithaca. en. cleileZ on alined every side by beautiful mountain" sgrrouuded ty , tbr argot isrtile lands, 'Xmases ..as of- the.grirat lb wens 411rapikes from New b i obit at the heed of a navigable lake, which . zionuicateit with (he Greed Canal, this dour' tillage bids fair to become is mansfactures, ym -pulation, and extensive bu ildings, see 'Oche Lest ornaments of the Western country. From the bottom of a deep vafiv, 'or revitie, worn between the mouotaiaa, Nincentie Croak, as it : ix - termed. rues west .a the village •throffigh the plain, and makes a navigable channel for two miles to the lake. The Caseallills, a 'rosianfic *soh, tumbles from a hollow diem, and'ebhtinties tees of the village till it usages with Fall river.. Its the ' rocky substance of the highest port of the mom. iodt. hAlf a mile east of the Casealddle • dimes! pill gol f ed dark and wide, and far within the shear f-I,M, stivii alter steep, in six successive leaps, Fall 11 tuna its <await 438 fret deinwards to the 04.. Thi is the tremendous men mbieh those ,okm hevitohed opportunities .1 . 'og with other remarkable places, assert to be 'o r to all tether' in the sublimest touches of '' 1 Ah ead to atford full as much pleasure to the .as Os ~ (sylluetited Fills of Niagara.. . •.. t r ot:. • . . . • • • bennosing corset yes to, her mhimlllorsi treat dom•htlew the first er lowerenalhanto . 'doe Metered asides of the mountuin rise ekkaptly Go the gel}; ..- panly concealing with trees ad bushes the hiiii. .ffitiatal layers of slate rock form thchnehls 'The ever fells over ea erect ' If 6 feet, its eft • aebrokin sheet, aid r fieetk area and sending up volemes of »esiteide the e h re lim see P l e P t ftei a diehetei nt I , it : lielid `billm4 '4ll %,.. •. • .. ageinat the over- haoging rod; ditiL t, whicy . rears its ragged brow 1efe4 104 ." 9114 riPtu d a . culat ; the ffirffiewsry. 1111. Willeheesese of the mills • winds around at en Withrow aletrotiors, till it is hid. des from the vie* Iffifitiodsprojecting crag; scanty. • hushes cover the face of the precipice, and midi; ..• arranged one beneath soothes, stand en the do. icei4ng slope of thewasientain. • Au old man, Gran tittlirprising character, having . circumspectly examined the suitable**, af Fall ." oust for •osill seats, psreiriprd the right, and um -1 • . ty eaminenced hie operations by taking a 0 - ' which Ise fastened •ffis the Asap of* tree above -.• . gweripice, aact•lowevingitimself down about 70 • • imitio the top, where, swinging in the sir, he .. ' igioda with the greatest labour and pertevereare, and --- eith !idle assistance. the raceway whieli 7.- •• aim water frau a dam lot Mit construelimi= • she lower tells around the rocks to the wimakintelop • • citify/out mills. It is humorously WO*, that every.little while lie would quickly pen biased aid carefully look around lest say Wily Pets. •pa that way ought thoughtlessly cut the reps by he woo suspended. The water to flho Ww Allfluisme beer turried From the old race isms st steal esp,forabe moautaitt. seven feet wide. amok shoe. i oNI Nil or warty fest below the 'whim) Mars obissertioes swamp oar the pasha; beware which sod this place, as forming the SW tiiiags wf the asouataiu, were high gravelly hills. a l k /auk btresai of water was conducted how the good sa the lulls, which iu thevourie of two errekejm46ol ltrAge portions swept away. that the intoholspainte s wamp was boon after transformed into healthy Ovid* of corn. Uulent ropes are used it is impossible to toter to t .this becloud falls of Felt river by soy other Girona, thou the cruel and raceway. EVUII this method ist bra dangerous that very kw attempt it. J'imaisio, wursohresupow a loose ill-supported hoe of boards" we prostrate the artificial clef!, and au..kisuly twa t 4.1. g. emerge directly suer the paid a lea yards* trout of the first falls. Here, stsrcady sok, sib balance ourselves, we look down with terror, whilst ; the fouroing:falls of -the stream soesseliiie ear ears, 'sod the 'lined crags hang thresie i i fff g user ear beede. Coistinuingaloog the racoon'', bete clambre. lag snider the tricks, and there hanging by the roots . of trete, we drop ourselves at lust at the water's edge, wheve it is Necessary to take off shoes and stocking"; sad wade with the greatest care on the altpiteey brink of the stream, when a wrong step might immerge a solitary adventurer in a watery grave. • There is 4 piece of ground in the gulf *bleb . the:river does not coat; Square fragments are twittered ear it in beaphetts if mine antique edi fice had lately fallen to the dint, and atom, pleated with, its deneolithin, had • strewed amongthe stones her sweetest flowering shrubs to con ceal it entirely from the 'toad. 'Front this place is obtained the noblest new of the dreadful ob jects by which the spectator is enveloped. 'Like the mooldering walls and pilasters of some luny poises of an c ient Greece, upon the projecting cot nice' of which the face or magnideenre still smiles through crumbling stones and adventitious weeds ; so the vast crags of the chasm mount stavendous on the right and on the left ; their nodding heads wimp to view their broken fonndmions; their bash. crearoect•santinits lift on high the half-rooted hoer Wit s with .pile upon pile, which the inihavriesas kalfid;f Alma meow to have beeped , stretches from end ad the long vista of rocky coloasodeo. TM: earthed' folio stoke the eight,. tumbling in • alwahtekite sheet down a perpendicular of' llEY•filot feet, and sending is the air clouds of foam sod vapor. A hollow roar mounds floss each vetoed gloomy crevice ; the harkened min 'us. through the ranges of the gulf sad echoes omens the natural cloisters. To look hack frees the falls, to see the high piles of natare's masonry, noire awe than two hundred end fifty feet, the eateaded ranges of pillars, the distant hills of the coa st'''. and the clouds and endless Armament be eted the gap, we feel cotta los'of our intignificasice, shiltehtiuk with awe and setonislinteat from a sight ofititmoth grandeur sod magnificence. .a.--aNatere, threw's' whit '" veil timer, discloses, with a sane, ••• lie Anther if bee beauties." Cowin. In order to gain the third falls we mast ascend a high rock which projects on one side of the second, and climb the remainder, directly up the ledge, with cousidersible hsxerd arid with • certainty of getting completely wet. There is nothing very peculiar about these falls. The descent is thirty. two fret. The columnar cliffs also rite on each side of the intermediate space between this cataract widths - 1M We are obliged, in order to obtain a sight of the fourth, or staircase falls, to climb up, in like manner, the ebonies! 'part of the third leap, which, however, is not exactly perpendi rola. The height of the staircase falls is fifty feet. The water is very deep in the interveniug space • and as we wade along the edge, we ma y s e e a t the bottom of the transparent Avid, great cakes of stone cracked in all directions, like a pavement of irregular elan of marble. By rereading a 'sie ge*, an the left, with very great difficulty oe resets thetop of bank, and by descending an other steep and dangereua golly, we come in flout or the fifth and highest of the upper falls. It pitches seventy feet in • moat beautiful caseate. The scenery around is elegant, and without the terrifying system of hideous fragments reedy to fail and trash we te death. The sixth and upper maelliaile, idle the Mb, is attainable by a golly Jena tile bank. It is a pleasant cataract of twenty eight**. Thokimlite space of less than half a mile, this river itself nearly 430 feet in sir bean tiled smallest of which alone, in • dif feast port of the conatq, would be looked ups. •• • great curiosity!. Beeweea each of the falls ME • meads of • 'descent. It is remark ableerhot-sesiking seheembleoc4ll to fabrics of he. men Invention ore east over may parts of this piiire. This adds to its attractions, as the mind enjoys peculiar delight in 'mein resemblances is the works of set •to these of asters; so, in this case, it increases our admieatton, upon finding among these tremendous objects of Nature, some thing which, even fore moment, reminds us of the operations of oar fellow-eresteres. The chief nano why fall River hes not been much noticed is the thicalty of mounting to the Falls. The dillealty, however, will be shortly obviated ; sinew the Committee, to whom is intrusted the building of the large seminaries, now founding upon au elevated site, between the village and the river, in tend; for the benefit of the students, to make con venient paths, with suitable means of attaining the several falls. Another interesting place at Ithaca, no less re markable for the parties and recreations of the vil lagers there, than for the way wow' charms , * possessor, is the Cascada'''. The stream, after aging its way through a narrow gap, gently glides over a rocky descrot, which resembles • aide light of stem to the bottom of a spacious amphi theatre, Immediately Irma the bottom, which is as level as a fluor, rite walls of the amphitheatre rise to the height of us feet ; on all aides pet tedly circuit'', except the outlet of the s•ream, which luxurious trees sad bu.lies entirely close. The wall arches toward at the top, and gross. roots, and vines, hang in flowery festoons from the verge. Higher still, heavy pales sod well oats, whose trunks have loot, iu the Foam of time, part of their fouedations, lean frets side to side, 644 their leafy tops almost meet aline' the omit'''. A solemn gloom pervades the whole of the majestic scene. Scarcely a ray of the scorching midsummer sun obtrudes into this cool retreat. With a hollow nurser the water tipple. around the floor, lea.. tog the greater part dry; while plants, which sprout from the cr. 111 l ie., load the air with a deli cious fragrance. As ituaginati Apure the on- - csoopied theatres of Rome sod Greece with their 'Galleries, then-actors. their curtains, their masks, the transitory wish passes over the mod, that, one day, the bare rock of this tempie of Natters may be coucealed by the brilliant countenances of stitches ' tors. sod the voice ul a solidest' Phikoson roll in musical •accmit a around the wall...—P o lit e blurs hove indeed already •oolevesied litre. 'Clore mouths aim", tea ears *tread in rural style, to a sommau not of ladle.* awl gentlemen. i *lnch th lee ware constructed of large slabs of shoe,: i The begod feriae of Nioe-mile Creak affords 1. • • " t • - many hematifil and romsotic milks. But the most Movable • curiosity of Idioms, end the lam webs!' wanton, is the , estecedatif • •eteek *hick esso 4ol itself cis or items miles bglimi lisciilleasiON Ulairi Copies. The length of ibis eatiele will Mg Web+ as . ci i euniatawis I an isemeont 0401 as ilabblilidllsobi'• 'erred in the preceding deemitiOdems . "*" "' . Iris cestemary to sail in ,thei.ihtpleilmeibiff let smeller vessels, se far as Gewkibildlei l lefistb libich thetCreek divides to the very rimeemby4 and Raids is evidently formed its the manor, 41 the lords *bola' the mouth of the Mississippi river, by the gradeel ve•hings of the earth out of the review or bed of the stream into the lake whet... it empties. Proceethaq one mile thvisegli en immense gall; sometimes wading in the water, sod ewer• times skipping with the agility of a squirrel, hoes rock is rock and over the fallen tmoks of tree, we at length elver • spacious amphitheatre. similar to that of the Cascadilla, but much larger. It is one hundred sod , fifty yards in diameter ' sod rises above three hundred Uri in height. Neer the top, akernore strata •of clay, limestone. mid earth of different shades. blue, yellow. red. run like ribbons around the lilies, which appear to be notched in frost for the pews, of the Creek into the anophititerstre.' Over a herizoistals though mimeo shelf, the stream pours down, like water from • tea-pot. where this .two.jestitired Feet, gushing over tereive . et fifteen &of f s* dildaviog the wall behind .the *MO Otis tiop • ?ha seseleess before it hes .fillies'ltelPirsy, blielleni esie mei ' spray. and emotes midienelrevedr. talle we (1111 Ali 1 islet blowing iotesese•henget Sherelisieoce eget* heedfed yards► kyllebet,m•eiesing sated, ems Itreetthiog she seiiCtir, -a &my .hewer of rein EMI. iog epee the eellitieetfiserre• • river. S. 411111i* native do .objects impale beneath the tereasee. dons precipices. shut a heap of 1 , . which have fallen from the shelf to the battem of the cascade. of winch one piece slate would require the efforts of twenty osen and as many men to le move, appears, at a small distance off; no more than a light waggon load of building stone. Large trees, which grow within the amphitheatre are hut bashes. The cascade itself. on account of the ter rific height of the surrounding dills, appears not only less in width, but also less iu altitude, than it actually is. and than it would sees to be,i, W. 0 •i other situation. ..ii , ... no , +114 . Y 194 October. 1841. __ , Vi i i tat livr.vi i ...__ it Mit-I I INTERESTING STORY. ' I,y ou •k { ...........-. (Prewilbs New Toth Communist Advertiser, of • - -, if Noreedier MI, 1821.] t KIN 0, ••••••••• LMslp, of his lowly Level asamg the kill., 12 mike 8 IL from ilarrishorgh (Peon.). died, Mr. ....... Wilma, who for waxy years endeaveored to be • solitary reelect from the am Arty of mom. eseept es for as was neermary for his support. His 'snivel/seat was principally oceeeiesed by the meiotic-holy menage of the death of his deter, by which it. redo* was partially allotted. She had bees coodemoed to di* sear Phi. ladelphia, for • crime committed in the hope of comeanag her aliens from the world, sod the day*? her execution was : appended. le the seas time, her brother used his utmost mesas to obtain her penises bum the Governor—he hod sac. coded—.•d hie bone hied sod foamed as he sparred him homeward; hot ma enpropidoes rain bad swelled the dresses; be was compelled to pace the beak with bonlieg heal*, sad gaze epos the rookie, waters that Itirtatesied S. Meet hie eery hope! At the earliest mouseetthet a ford was priellealge, be dashed throe/h, sad errived et the place of eareetion jest is time to wee the lam struggles If his eider ! This was the fatal Mow. He retired isle the bilks of Deophio ceeell—eseeseri himself SO making griad•smon—was very ease( is hie aectionte r he emervid freemently to be estranged—and one monde( was &aid deed by a few of the *sigh/roam who had .ft bile she teasing previous is health. manta (min), 'mews 23. Safer use to correct on twee wig the num% of several papers published in Philaikkiiia sod its oeighbourtrood, re @mediae • Mr. Wilma, who died • short time ago ROW Rif- Festiergli. TM ease I. this: Mr. Wilma did sot Arai, a porde* Saillbeloter, bet • delay et nimilobler thee* days. The itessuMl4oo attempt to 'awe Mb MORI and the as. Ohio delay, I heave to be correct. It maysut be rsialrreal jag so somas so lee me. that the said Mr. Wihus's sister was a resident of this ewe% end sellered death sent smile from this Ada 1 - - ,•1 Il • W. IFlreal die J3elleesde Patriot] .. i I. our last we published some particulars sespeetleg the death of a Mr. Wilson, who died near Harrisburgh Since that we have been furnished wiib a small pamphlet, try a *frieed, coadaiiiiieg4b• coodessiare of his sister, Elisabeth Wiliam from which we extract the followieg particulars, by way of illims rtratioa le what has already bees peldished on the subject:-. 1110ROUGN OF CNSIITER, JANUARY I, 1706. On the 34 Jodie. was execeted time porsinet to bee see. tenet, Mliasheth Wilma, charged will; the murder of her twits Wiliness's knots, oe the 14th of October, 1781. As the case of ibis wassail is of a singular saline, hes is. greased the piddic attentive, and as there are various re. poets circulating respictiog her, the folloerieg namtive, drew. op at the request of,a permr amscoameeted with her, may tee aeesptable at this slate —" It was manse time after she was seateoesil, before she entail he prevailed upon to make a discovery of the paws that committed the horrid murder. She was very desiroos of seeing beryonager brother. Whets he came to visit her, she propeordee his the makieg • rentilliseovery of she troth; he refused hearing it, seta he had called several penises at chaeaaler as wltseases."—PospOsi, is 1. • • • • " hippos., the 3d, the moreieg of her exceeded", she was *gala .visited by sue of the beferameesiosed Minis ters, slid whet serious persons, who "peel some lime with her in religiunceetereisesie”—P. 4. Wiles istforwerd there alas n• respite feria, sad was de sired to prepare foe de i a t t rj t : she received the awful summ a. with a censiderable -af eoaspiesre; sad after • sheet apace said. " she did aiiiinpeet so Ike." Hearin that bee brother was Rose in beat* eia Philadelphia. she was mach mimed, sad said. " My rerbesiber le gess to Philadelphia with as, eclogue heart—ha hes hare auseersed about me; kind sod lender to me: li hope the Lord will reward him for all his rare." The ercenalios was protested to give time far her brother's rends from Philadelphia. The 1100011111 t before she was istroed isl Ilse aged& asked her if with her dying breath she sealed the esartssioa she bad made. When she undersiood who had spoke to her, she moved her baud silo said, 4' I do, f u r it i s the tr o th ;" and is a measest was locoed of, and quickly left the world, is eschews*, we hope, fur a better. Bel here we mast drop a tear : What heart so heed as not to melt athirsitan woe! Her brother came is all haste from Philadelphia, with a reaplte or kiln from the Honourable the Pearliest sad Council, to delay the tie., but through esespeeted and unsvoidable liindramees on she road, did out strive maid TW SNIT. 1111 R EE MINUTES after lie solemn mese was caused. When he came wish the respite in his baled, sad saw hie eider irrecoverably guise, beheld her EleilifitiNlll, and slink in death ; wile eon palest tie @sestets' same! Let imagisalion if it real He to,,k her 60.1 y home, end some efforts were made to rester, her to life, bet la cram The day fallowing she was deceasty isnierred, and a large anneber of cespeetable.people wended her tuarral. The merrier was totems; • deep eirecera was causpiesmes as the face of reap, if not all that were preseut. Thus ended the life of Elisabeth Wilson. is the 49th year • f her see i ienuctut, lie believ., of the crime for which she stetted. . . lIINICSISAr Of reE room. . . .....„...,..- 4.1 . , ,,...i . • , antelleldemet has been tried for the bettering glothin of the bitterness ia agricitttstre, tiled Wm eniemiseg the poor rites ea Om pwesh'ellblirialta 1 00. bp taw oppilaiimiest a pstri. a Wide ' flew sae to Iva roodepetkielk boaborn foetid. after eillass pars trial, to be prodreethire of the happiest effeetra Through the kilolitres of Lady Fraoces liessesesolni two pieces of lead were hired ,by,tios ifinveol6l , the purpose. .as of ItilA. ti. Ilee.elerceatior•air i t , Soon lifter it was known that ?Orland csoullPbe obtained. • nt.t,ee was givers thin. slitib persStel l as thought they could get their livebbitill by the 'net*: flatten of 11111 acre, arid their laboWir, without telitltd_ , bling the perish, should leave their names Wind . house of the Rev. M r . G oo de and state their eilltli and number of children. This list hawing bees ofillii tained, • meeting in vestry was called. &tithe putt: pose of its cototritioro to be guarantees fur the relit, relit, and also to case labourers foe occopyiter the land. The laud was taken and the choice del Itemised is- the following manner :—First of all; four untrik• *eve picked sot who had is poet . beenght up a family, and lied never Wielded the .parish st all. Then a number of those were selvetod shine fifty years 'Var. alter amt.' them thin. had three or -Mitt "Andrei., malt arimart ebelk the worst and mot tvoublesoall. k olas is lbw 'hail. The reason of the hat seketialli bitiret4aill ilhe :real effect of the plan on metej sill-cleseripeinite....The men being selected, ant. 'ihee.•B44alestio sere piece being divided' Ist+ 1 N "away woe; .the labourers were celled tit ..4bS emery weeeeiai, sad bed possession given Meat err astir ehlpitetiee* pieces, by lot ; all etre pieces-We awe, sad that hall an acre. Oat Sas was•l44llBl' up by • rood cut right through the pieee. lintlltilt the hind into two equal pert., 4 iliimeatir . able. One of these parts is elneye is iff pease and beans and cabbages; the illitii lealliiiV The perish pays the rent of the sete' - ‘11111"1161 rood. The following remarks art blitliiiitille I statement printed for distributing f'tbe amount of produce for two years (that foe the year eadir Michaelmas 1810 not having yit been Socertaili is as under:—Wheat grown on 411. illtl.! 61 . . i years. 161 cooenbs three bushels. P on ditto, in ditto, 136 lasts 1 6 sticks. 1:1, sod cabbage*, • small portion on most 10MP I Stmts. and one half acre was in pease. "Ah. lltiodl, Wheat per acre, seven coombe two bush e l s . A raj rage—Potatoes per ditto, six lusts, seven sacks, o u r bushel. The lend is uninjured. part improved: There is were industry abroad, less labour in the market, a better understanding between mutter and labourer mach thankfulness, asid less complaist. —(ilm:aria Piper.) _ L. _ ••110.1 "t 1 , r;..ff •ifiii,:. Tlill FAIR OF M4KARIEFF. -.1 L. .------01111•••--..* • 1.4 . 1 011 . 10 1111 . On the confines of Europe set iislit; - Siseiiear the Wolgs, is situated the miserable village of Makarieff, celebrated for the great fair which is held there in July every year. For the space of 4 month, • few wretched huts, huilt on a sandy doe sert, are replaced by thousand. of Shope, metes! with • promptitude peculiar to Ruesiaar. Taverns, coffee-houses, • theatre. ball-rooms, a crowd of wooden buildings, painted and adorned with re. quisite taste, spring sp. It is impossible to /mho an idea of the throng of people of ell nations ehe flock to Makarieff derin4 this time. Thtett we find assembled, Rossienti from all the provinces of the empire, Tartars, Scholivaches, Tebereatimer. Calmnekti, Cucharians, Georgians, Armenians, Persians, and Hinder*; end, besides these, 'bete are Poles. Germans, French, English, and even Americana. The riches which are collected to. gether in a space of less than two leagues are incal culable. The silks of Lyons and Asia, the furs of Siberia, the pearls of the Etat, the wines of Francs and Greece, the merchandise of China and Persia, are displayed close to the commonest goods s o d most ordinary articles. The author, from whom We have taken these preliminary remarks, adde the following singular description:—" Among the pre. cions commodities from Asia, which are to be found at Makarieff, the Cachemire shawls indii. potably hold the first rank. For several years part they have been brought in large bales. I have seem a shawl for which eight thousand roubles went asked; though, according to my taste. it was het.; ter suited to be spread si a carpet on the divan, of alb Indian Prince than to cover the shoulders of a lady. One of my friends, who had an opportuuity of al- tending as a witness at the purchase of • parcel of these manufactures. has gives me an account of the tratisaction, which appears to me so cation., that I think the detail will be amusing:— i " The esiselasioa of a tiargais for ahawh .buys takes place before witnesses. Having bees a*sd loathed In that capacity, 1 went to the fair with the purchaser, the oiler wit. seta, and • broker. who was an Anaemia.. We stepped at as ealleished mese house. wiihnat a coif. sad wore ushered Imo a kind of cellar.. Though it was the abate of a• an. tensely rick Hiedoe, It had se other foroiteee thee eighty eirMit packages, piled one open the other ageism the wall. 4 Parcels of the most valuable shawls are old, without the purchaser *seise may snore Oise the oisvidelf theta • be neither retold, t i e r ex am i nes dim, end yet be is pcsf;col acquainted wish every shawl by =eases( • okeeriptielt mita. loge. which the Armada. broker, with meth thiScoltf. Mo. cares from Cseliesilre. He snit his witnesses sad broken, fee he sometimes bee two, all sit dews. He does not, however, say • weed; mid every thing heine nisenged by the brokers, who go nenistually from hies to the artier, whisper is their ears, and always take them to the farthest coroner the apartment. This seitortatiee (Initiators tot the peke Int , acted is en fee reduced, that the dilfereace.beteseo that sod she price first offered is out too great, se that tops may be eetertained of condom isi as engagement. no arab ors sow brought; mid she two principals begin to siegoeishi. The seller displays his merchandise, and extols it highly; the buyer looks epos it wi.ii contempt, and rapidly compares the ambers sod marks. This Wag done. the scene berliewe widelated; the purchaser makes • direct offer, the seller rises, as if eons, away. The briefer' follow Im, 'eryitig Mood, and bring him bark by here; they toweled asiletraggle; see pulls she usher ; it is • Noise, a cossfusiii• of which it is difficult to form so id ea . Th e poor kliodeO sets she most passive part; he is sometimes even notated. Whoa this has cootioned sow time, sod they this& they bare permailled him, they proceed to the third act, which semis' in akin the hard, and is performed is • most grviseemise mmume. The broker. seiis apes the seller. and eadeawoar„ hi Wee, to make him put his head in that at the pea:baser, whit holds it egos' sad repeats Shearer with a bed 'she. The Hirsh* &feeds himself; be makes mistime* and ihseneages hiss. sett, and wrap. a phi s b an d i s the w ide sleeves of his robe, sad repasts Walesa price is s issieetahla woke. The aimed, matinees • eitasidevalite time; the, separate, Hoy make • passe as if to recover strength for a mew eeeiest die seise sad straggle r ec ammeaces ; at hat saw too broke rs atlas tie load of Ike seller, sad aotwilhsissidisg all his • Iforts sad cries, - tillage hi to lay it is the limed of slie 44, " AN at once OM teastipsillity prevails; ry e m u . des is ready to weep, sled Isoweele His low *vice si un Ü be . beesds too weep • berry. The 'broken eimpatelete Ilse proebiore ; Ihey .is &MN pruelloqttloe Seal cerreosip.. Me delivery of the geode. All OludAtto /mod lo aam is Is; however, lodlepemalle; Illetvaselhe Madge will by all wears have the appeases/ of heels' bees de. eised mid ,olospol.. It tor.rut. tom y peabied shoot seal Gates—if he his sot had him culler ters--if he hes ow received the fell (wispiest*l of poaches is hi. ribs, *ad boackems the head--d hw riglil tone he se% black 1114 glue, from beige hoW fast to make him glee hie Used to buyer, he repeats of his borealis to the mat fair, amd the* it is eery ilifllesid to make him Gates w say temps. Is the affair (le which I swished se whores, the Riad.° demosileil 230.000 roubles, sad COMO dews to 110,000 i sad atlas sem hi peedl pre teat. is ills broken. 0•1 , whole portv ' she ..Nee l buyer, brokers, Isleepretirs, pod .dresses, , i wt do er.mew rills etimeed hoe epos a Imailserse , torpei, with • Wood hill" spored on prorpeoe. Heel et 01, fore were brosieht, g pretty bowls of Chiba posrelobe hotted of epees., we made wee of little spai s l a of medial/0 pool, ludas, a silver beadle by • bottom of ruby, emareld, tar. jamb,' s • lot other mafiosi. SWOP. Whes we bad taboo re. lesoloeeis, the emwellitudise was delivered ; sad wkp ev c ,, ails* who st Mt ended, the whole company keel. dews is posy% I amid rot help brig @troth by the diversity sit the of diem wise were here assembled; them Were Hie. dies, asimeeirs! of Brissia, sod of sousevoss idols; Tarim., who milsmitsed ahem fate he the will of Allah. mid Ilellomet 4.prophet Iwo P 80 49 er worshipers of Am; • Calassek ,4ee e , piss adored is. IM Dal* Llama the lives* hamo of die ; • Moue, why' versersted I boo+ am wiles am toosvo kiss ; 140/. • eyomitsio, • Georgie*, aoliso ges ie Gabriel!. all Agee il k= &retest eu f so, es i vo .41'elliatkable • -"— ( A earialo Paiww.) „. :„t,..-41.•r41. 1.1021144 A; snick. • • ~.f. :. 4tp!• ...PiPliallskje• 1.4a,, , ' awes .s , 4:1.. .( 1111111111Petrni, prearses IS. bria= s T ill / 2 110.1110.4 mis Jamaica. wild' leas ad . . haviam epiperieutced very levant easober - else IM Nelicaaile and Balletic hew wok ., ,j,vit 61 a 10,/j” PLWOUT/14 01 0 1 1111111111 inmiwetk eri fit epp e pig % sad each selisosers of Heat, and she renesioder will sal to. moseew wilihimiailiefellisrable. ill W I- A/meows, parmesan M. The wiw Ms Marl N lie passed, mod the whole of the r..k.e.a.44baambeeikll are preparing se sad. Arrival she Echo, from Lourdes, lire Odessa% Easier. kite, from Antwerp, for Salem, with damage; and Di.panela, Howlers, nun ?repos'. , Miller, is Milan lier bi r th l as t e i g h t , rse dill howl iK the Unary, laseeraw, and apron the lanes% how tiles's ohm Espage. • • 11111111111011. Deseret* 25. Arrierialhe Illifirkgraliperhei with a mail him Holland ; Ohs the TheIerMAIIIII with less of aseisp:eari pnie,. is. has Mows krodi c all Nigh!, apt use his., igiresiia the W. by 111,, "V 1 NSVTa, saoesuata rids Rege.t, Calkiwiet, dltsdhriFtlas [*stub Komi se Hiel/44 ism. sod shipped lat redder, bus swim/ hare MI eight. espial" C. Pie a large ves:el es the Keogh PPM three Piles from hies ' • her isaim.nast weal by she hosed, hat he /ors .at Itsprwhet Meanie of her, es he bad *Mal set sf sight of the vessel. Arrived the Treat, Hart, with lose of archer sod dais amble. The Ilkesherrh, lidaghorn, lest her bowsprit last bight, pad the Messer saps a vessel, "Peet IMO tap, sod Hall hair, passed him Prot raves or eight s'erek lam eight without asefore. The Ear iodise is sew seek surly to the lops; a few 7 6 e m or dm** Piero town her. if *ilk hos hoes supplied with as arbor 1 . 1 004110 0 1 qN Sold dpgah, micasears 2 • fl e llat o ri e l ers boas Ale i llirer ON /swain she rasrura, Heiden; .; Edger, Surd; amid Jobs, Spence, (Sr la apPesik Wast, far Headers; Paltess, Ilearetdr; OUDIN I•• Dishiho_ friar*. reikv, fee 1 . 100.1, mad Nary, miaow, ter M. Thomas's. asaassames DiCEII6III. • The Lard Cmerress, Dee* from Lismiss Air Jessie", bee Pet so sachet sad emirs awl deem as the Kopko &ma, where ire reeeiverl drasege. essissesre has hoes pot Is Me, ales soother sachet and calls. As the weather is sesdanGs it hoped eke nay be pH et at high water. Lavearool., secausa 94. Arrived the Elias, Fillets!, from %sober, with less of heals mad bulwarks, sod iosiomest sprees. rADOTOW, DECCE Arrived Ifs ffsmard, Howard, hem Lisboa ter wish Iwo of boats mid mile split. . 4 a r Ilse Lowe, Wills, arrived Yekileooiy Me ,234E a d oaks Is St. Lawns's*, mod Oar. ; • weamosa, ' Arrived the Mary, Nab, hos Timms* litikelbAdih of bulwarks, bevies bens out II dap. sly to cow. 11911111101. 14111 • Arrived the folios sod Jaen, Drew, from &Madam Ist St. VW,. She pirked op the master of Ms Palmas, cow Wag, frees 111. Thomas's for Lawdoo, by tibia meows she Inno her hem am the Itlld Molest et the Limed. They rifitte. log crew of she Nieuwe were afterwards take* ad by • Mooch Bast lodls.ssi she was thew absodswed, beim' nearly SOU of water. • 4110LC11114711114 DSCOISIta • A vessel remiss Amu the Swim testerday saw a very large ship es skin boles the Black-tail Broom es she Murk* Seed. The master thinks her to be a private East loam of about I or 700 taws. There were ercorral marks ',wad her, sad she sea breatiog over ker. mid it is famed would be wreckod. •••••••• A vessel is mrsoded is &km& Say, Mavis; hem pre. vioesly dismasted, as it is supposed, with so pesos is. baud; pert of the *reek haa brew picked op, so well es port of the mew fkiiime, wirer, thimble% Dm) Frost what hes bees karst from Ibe ship • more, she Mike Luedus It.. Ueda. CORN aireemivas, Dacutesa. aIo• 'loot; Imbil-sonalpopy Mistimes isaiog at wee marked lids tortes bad'esitesh arrivals siuee Sfoorlsy, mad the 114 400 .1111 1 W %MAP Or Gems am) be eueridered the ramie is 41111460 AWN* Ai held of purchasing wood Mil 10141111 of No eityisted wbistr she Nude* and balk mos, which will be guy cowsiderable wheel she wiad Yesterday—ST. Swarsemsollseliday et she la* auk fiver, East India sad Swells Its kiseses., MARRIAGES. Oa Salonley, lb. !SA Wotan., at St. Gest" Sommer by the Rey. Doctor Chisholm, 1),P., Joh. Liteios Vim aside, Esq. to Grouse, fanlike. of Sat nom. Ilistop, east. • A term dor aim*, at StoodfurA Morels, Ike Rev. Ratios Roos. ossossfee Bishop of Deem to Loossa, .proof date ter of Sir John Robissoo, Ban. of Bosekosbaos Ofeers 4 DEATU. Os the Ikb lietast. at Ifosiori, fern, lesismift its Msq. !or moue years pass wooed to Lasfi M, *Spas. roe, orfliesaspirso Park, rear Hootliegrloo. RICH WATER THIS DAY AT WNW* UIDGL Mareiag ISS slier 3. I Examen 41, aim 4. Primed asil Poloilobed at THE sitinawraillbesii" GLOBE Wise, N.. 117, Sifted ' bc. 011KKRtal of Ho gbood. • , I- r a railliii