American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-24

changed.
The Washington Agricultural Society in Tennessee re.
Gently PASSED resolution that at the stated meeting
each member of the society shall be clothed in the
iacture of East Tennessee.
The produce of two of vineyard, in the neighbour
hood of Reading Pa Sold last year, for about $500 The
expense of culture bore of proportion to the
amount received.
Governor CLINTON has communicated to the Canal Com
mssioners of the State of Ohio his acceptance of their in
vitaon to him to be present when they break ground
the commencement of the Canal the 18th of July
| Madame ITuRBIDE, ciderant Empress Of Mex.
co has arrived in the city of Baltimore, where she
proposes remaining some months.
Mr. G. WATKINS, of this city, who carried out, in the
Spring. letters from the Government for Mr. Rush. has re-
turned with dispatches from MIR. r. for the Secretary
State.
Mr.. RUSH to embark Liverpool, on the 5th of this
month, for the United States. Nat. Intel.
! NeV York, June 22.-The trial of the persons
indicted for the murder Of Mr.. LAMBERT, COM
menced yesterday. The impannelling of Jury.
and the examination Of witnesses occupied the time
till about O'Clock in the evening, when the court
adjourned until o'clock this morning.
PHILADELPHIA, June 81.
BY this mornings mail, shall in all probability receive
of the ceremonies which took place on Fri.
day last Boston in LAYING the of the Bunker
Hill Monument. Yesterday evening we received letter
from friend on visit there detailing the extensive prep.
aratons made in honor of this event. All Boston in
uproar Friday morning at daylight. No shops
openedhe streets crowded with military, strangers
and citizens The press of people at the ceremony
expected to be very greabut lades-old age well as
youth seemed determined to be present. The dinner tent
erected was 400 feet long and 90 wdethere twelve
tables running lengthwise, and in the there
PLATFORM 100 by so feet for the invited guests besides
gallery for the band The tent covered 38400 square feet
attached to it three spacious Kitchens and crocke-
| ry and glass ware store
| On Thursday evening Boston and Charleston
heights covered with the encampments of the militia
ny from different parts of the country and thousands of Wis
tiers viewing the preparations Fiesm Journal.
June 22.on Friday, at the appointed place. the pro.
ccssion formed into hollow square, and the
MES of laying the stone of the projected monu-
ment, performed by the M. W. Grand Master and
officers of the Massachusetts, Grand Lodges assisted by
General La Faye'te and the President of the Monument
Association, Daniel Webster, Esq. The moment these
ceremonies completed, the welkin rang with the
loud and repeated huzzas of the assembled multitude
Those who composed the procession, formidable it
length and numbers, formed but small portion OF the
assemblage There than sixty thousand free
men, gazing nteny and with throbbng bosoms, upon tie
solemn spectacle. TO-
The Boston Daily Advertiser sates that in digging for
the purpose Of laying the foundation OF the monument on
men, which have been carefully preserved in order to be
deposited in suitable place.
II Falabe CargoesThe ships Maria Tufton and Isabella
cleared at Charleston S. G. the 4th inst for Liverpool
1.-THE former with cargo of 1896 bales of Cotton, weighing
sos 428 lbs valued 151 405 83 cts the latter with 1046
bales weighing 598 pounds valued at 81 cts
The Maria Tuton's is said to be the valuable cargo
exported the present year from that port
/ The Livingston Code.The Code of Civil Law, prepar-
ed for the State of Louisiana, by Mr. EDwARp LIVINGSTON
having been placed in the hands of all the magistrates and
other officers of The State, publicly and formally pro-
mulgated New Orleans the Goth of May to SO into
effect in month from that date, and accordingly it be-
the law of the State Monday last the 10th instant
Louisiana thus enjoys the honor of having made the first
effective movement the work oflega reform, and was for
tunate in possessing citizen so well qualified to fulfil the
important design which the Legislature of the State had
the wisdom to adopt and persevere in. Mar. INTEL
steam engine in which the long desired prnci.
Pile of applying the power directly to produce rotary
notion has been invented by John Gilbert, an in
genious mechanic of the interior of N. York. The
operation ofthis new application ofpower, has been
witnessed and approved by scientific gentle
men and a joint stock company is now forming
in order to construct boat to be equipped with a
machine on the new principle
4 The attention of the friends OF science in New
York has been called to an invention now exhibiting
in that city which is thus described
i II is large wheel upon the lever principle whose
self-motion is rotary, and in exact conformity with
the laws of nature. BY its construction, it contains
perpetual accommodation ; and can be made bene-
fetal to all Mechanical operations, and for Nautical
purposes. This effort of genius, deserves the at
tention of an enlightened public, and has already
drawn from several gentlemen OF this country, and
an individual Of the highest standing in Europe the
most unqualified appreciation.
There is not the least doubt but the secret, which
has employed the attention OF thousands, has been,
by the inventor, successfully developed