American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-29

taken which may prove more effective than the
sword. Let the sympathy OF British negociators
change its object. Let it support the oppressed.
instead Of the oppressors, and without any danger
to the peace and the equipoise of Europe the des
TIMES of Greece will easily be fixed as policy re
quires, humanity solicis, and justice commands.
The whole amount of the public requests of tie
late Mr. Iouro, truly " BeRerolent Jelo,'' deceas
ed at Boston last week, is $4,000, viz. to the
Massachusetts General Hospital, S1OO00l
Synagogue, New York, 10000
Synagogue, Newport, l5000l
Boston Female Asylum, 5,00Ol
Asylum ior INDECENT Boys, 5,0o0I
Humane Society, 5,UOOl
Something extraordinary On the 5th of Aug.
at New Orleans, musket ball was extracted from
the body of Mr.. ]. Wngard, where it had remain
ed since the 18th of August, 1874; when it was re-
geived at the battle of Mackinac, under col Crog-l
han. When extricated, the part hattened by the
bone was covered with black crust, which on be
ing dried and set fire to, exploded with white
flame similar to fresh powder, with the exception
f sulphurous smell, from which it was entirely
free.
On Monday night, the 2lst inst. the dwelling
house occupied by Reuben Ogden, an industrious
ard respectable citizen in Columbia, was acciden-
tally burnt together with nearly all its contents,
Including provisions, &c.
On Thursday evening large Cotton Factory in
New Hartford, was consumed by FIRE. The loss
must have been very considerable.
Herkimer finer.
Ohio.-The latest dates from Ohio, state that
there has been more sickness at any season in
atp.nt
on the Muskingum and Ohio rivers have the lever
to an alarming degree.-Between two and three
hundred cases reported in and about Marietta.
The crops, however, were abundant, but the sqGIr
rels were in great abundance, and had destroyed
the corn considerably One party had killed 1860
Iof those miscellaneous animaIs.-BGtt. Morn Chr0h.
The widow of the celebrated Condorcet "a sister
Iof Marshal Grouchy, died in Paris the 5th Sep
TENDER 1t is remarked in the Paris paper, that she
was, perhaps, the handsomest woman of her day,
and certainly one of the most witty and amiabe.
From Nelo OrIedns.-Accouuts to the 10th inst.
are receved.-The yeltOlO feuer continued its ra
wages with undated mortality.
The cotton crops in many districts Of the coun-
try, were damaged by rot and caterpillar, to the
probable amount of so to 40 so per cent. OF their
usual products
At the present term Of the u S. Circuit Court,
held in Boston, no whatever came before the
Grand Jury, circumstance which Mr.. Blake, ~.
S. Attorney observed had not for q years.
| Exports from Savannah in all Septcmber-Cot-
ton l640 bales The decrease in exports in the
| year ending S0th Sept. 1929, compared with the
preceding year is-cotton 1851 bales rice 1859
tlerces tobacco 700 hhds. Upwards of one half of
the whole amount of cotton shipped during these
two years, has been sent to Liverpool.
The imports of specie into Boston, New York.
and Philadelphia, for the first six months of the pre-
sent year, amount to S582.378. Exports in the
same period, S5,234,107. Balance, S4,651 $3.50.
| The imitation Leghorn Bonnet manufactured in
vermont, and which was considered superior any
previously made in this country, was sold at Brigh-
ton on the second day of the Show, Tor eighty DOL
| lars.
! Length of Life.-De MOivre calculates the ex-
pectations of life thusSubsract the age of the per-
son from sc, half the remainder will be the expec-
ltation OF that life.
i Ilsolrent Court in PhiIadelphia.-At the late
session of this court, there 303 applicants for
relief, OF whom 252 were discharged without oppo-
stion.
/ The annual Cattle show and Exhibition of the
Rhode Island Society for the encouragement of In
Idustry, was held at Patuxet on Wednesday last. A
!, large number OF persons assembled, and great va
rety of articles of manufacture were exhibited.
i The resident Engineer of the Erie Canal, at
Lockport, offers employment, the canal, at Q
dollars per month, and subsistence to one thousand