Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-28
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The Pitisburg Gazette states that the eastern
section Of the Grand Canal of New York, sswll.
be finished next summer, in anticipation Of
which event the citizens Of New. York are build
ing new steam boats TO extend their cummcrce
To the variors pOrfs on Lake Erie, and are even
forming transportation liucs TO conduct IL into the
interior of the adjoining states. Two new steam
boats are at present on the stocks, at near
i Buffalo, and the agents IF transportation com
pany now employed along the unfinished sec
ton of the canal, recently visited this place 10
make arrangements for placing a branch uf their
1 line OF transportation wagons on the route be-
tween Erie and Pitsburg, i'll the expectation,
by this northwest passage, of supplying us and
our western neighbors with goods from the city
of New York, at a cheaper rate than we can
procure them from Philadelphia."
FROM GARAGE As.--We have received the
! Caracas ~ C0ion,Jiano of the 9th of No
ya,nher. BUTT contains not one syllable of
news. The articles OF intelligence from Boil
var and his operations IN Peru, are all copied
! from the \. York papers. The celebrated
Joseph Lancaster IS at Caracas, engaged in
! teaching his system of education. But from
one OF ms publications, it would appear that he
meets with poor success. He complains of
want of room, want of friends, and want of
scholars having only so instead of 500, which
| lie expected. ~. y. Com. .4dU.
NEw- York, Jan. 2l.--The brig Tampico,
sailed from Laguira on the 1st inst and on the
following day was boarded by the Spanish brig
u war ito"'nt1of", Capt. Joseph Cottau, bound
INTO tilAt port Tor the purpose OF surrendering
herself tn The Columbian government, and oln-
! il>zs the Patriot cause. The officers and crew
ila,! agreed to this measure unanimously. The
! lEonalIbra carrcs@2 guns. and had been cruising
for about year with considerable success, but
the crew had not received any share of the prize
money due them.
| The Tanpico carried out from this port to
Lagnlra, the gentleman who recently acted as
Spanish Consul at Charleston, but who publicly
renounccd his government. and proceeded to
lom the Pat! iots--.N>r. .iHD.
we have received by the Tampico, Caracas
papers 10 the Goth ultino. The following are
extracts.
| PERU.
| ChRhccAs, Dec. 29-The Intcndant and
Commander in Chief of GuayaquiI states in
communication of the 29th of September that
on the day preceding, vessel had arrived from
Guanchaco, after passage of DAYS, with in
telligeRce that prior to sailing, courier had
arrived from the LibcraiDg army, with intcIi-
gence of victory gained by the Libcrator near
the river -3pu,imac, the result of which had left
Canterac with ! o more than 1900 men.
The Spanish line of battle ship Asia, and brig
Achilles, entered Caao on the 12th of Sept
and after having declined an action offered them
by the intrepid Vice Admiral Guise. The City
OF Lima was abandoned by the Spaniards on the
I6Sil of August.
The Supreme Director Of Chill issued de-
cree on the 3lst of July, ordering all vessels of
the CHILEAN squadron TO be placed at the COM
mand OF the LIberator Of Columbia, under the
orders of Vice Admiral Don Manuel 3lanco:
that all the corps of the army should likewise be
held IN readiness to assist the Liberator, ac-
cordinS to the exigencies of the campaign and
that the regiment of mounted rfe-men should
proceed Immediately to his Head Quarters.
| The son OF intemperance will read the sub
joined extract from the New Hampshire Patriot,
and tremble, we trust, in every nerve of his bo-
dy. Gould the class of self murderers who fall
, nc slaves OF Intemperance, those who rush
headiong INTO the embrace of, or by slow but
certain stages meet. the king of terrors halfway
In their journey to the tomb-cOuId the victims
ofvoIunary insanity with all their train of heart
broken wives, children, parents and friends
arise from the dead, how numerous and how
. awful would be that rcsurrection:-
From me .Ne'c Hampshire Patriot Ian II.
! HorTtbte effects Of Iptemperunce. Eli
OF, Of Knox, Hancock co. Maine, was arrsirn.
ed before the Supreme Court at Castne, at the
last October term, charged with the murder of
ms oicn son, John w. Elliot, child about two
years old After patient investigation he was
found guilty, and sentenced TO be executed.
1t appears that Elliot was once respectable
citizen; that ne was the owner Of farm con
tanning three hundred acres Of land, well nm
i5hed brick house, and three barns. But, alas!
he became Incorporate IN the use of ardent
spirits, and, like too many other deluded VIC
TINS, buried all that was manly in the iutoxica-
ting bowl He became passionate, and very
abusive TO hls wife and children; and at length
committed the dreadful deed for which his DAYS
arc numbered. Judge Preble pronounced the
sentence of the law, from which we make the
following affecting extract. God grant that il
may prove an eFectual warning to the living,
and be the means of dasliinr the poisonous bowl
from the lips of some deluded mortal!
alt only remains to the Court 10 pronounce
the sentence, which the law accords as the pun
ishment of your crime. In the remarks we are
about to submit TO yOn, we would not say any
thing TO wound your feelings. God forbid that
we should break the bruised reed. We cannot
forget tliatwe areprOnOuncing judgment against
fellow man. We cannot forget that il is but
few years since, and whose prospects we're
fairer than yours' Your wife fruitful VINE.
giving Joy and comfort to all beneath your roof
your young children growing up around you,
bidding fair to be the solace of your life and the
crown of your old age-yourself surrounded