Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-29

ItI.o tribute to tie DcIrgation from
lthat State generally for besids
ibis Colleague in the Senate, in rho
House of Representatives there ssv
How ing, who deserve bst'ersor stand
bcttcr, in the estimation u the Hoass
aud of ali who have witnessed theis
course. than Mr.. BvnoEs and
PEARcE. They contributed, mdeeds
very htde to fhS i,'iquity---n iniqoi%
| ~ ii must be- cOpsidcrcsl- wasting
the sessioa in hong speeches tNt
when they did speak, they were VS.
tened to .wiiA the attention and re-
spcet dr 10 then. known talents und
integrity. Mr.. RoDBASs. in the
Senstc, has shown lIiniself to The
xbove the reach Of that pesnicious
inAuencc which seemed 70 derive sus-
fcu.i.,cc and rankncss froM the al
! ,noslIfrrc of the Senate, Chamber,
and marking out Gr MipseH tho
course which conscientious regard
fuv tho public interests dictated has
pursued il with naifornI steadinesss
anu = zeal worthy III tho cause.
At the cclcbration of the National
Jubilee at Providence, Rhode -lslandt
wc Gnd him receiving fro.s his fcl-
I0w-citizebs the iM,si-cvniortipx,
pledges of their entire satisfaction
with his conrse. We G,ul himself H.
Illustrating his views, ard throwing
tho light derived frUm his own per-
si,n:A intercourse and experience orr
the conduct of the opposition. Ws
extract from the proceedings Of the
day boil tho speech nj Mr.. RoA~
BINS, which well deserves to b.
transicred and read, as well - tho
cause which callcd il tortk."
There tl.s toast VI Mr.. Wilkinson,
is inserted, aud Mr.. Robbins reply
at IcnSth.1
A box of glass, labeled in large
letters " this side up, with care,,"was
placed on one oftl.e steam boats or
Wednesday, for .New-YorE. Apors
ly gentleman, dressed in a rUnnda-
bs,ut, seated himself upon tho boz,
aud as tho direction had been fttsls
lput on. " hen ire arose, he had trans
frrcd a perfect impression 10 tie
scat oi liis annhent;onabics. As he
waIkc,i about tie deck, cvcry ono
exclaimed I" tl,is side up with care"
We need not add that the effect was
iuditrouS.
| Luther .NdrHn.-It is stated liz
the Baltimore Gazette, tlbt the we'll
known delcnce and support of Col.
Aaron Burr. on his trial fur treason,
by this eminent lawyer, were great
fully rewarded by affording him AN
.ssy YUM IN his old age, swi,en cnfce-
bed ia body, and morv eikSchlcd in
mind, by l,ar.ly sis, with which hv
was afflicted during several years at
the close of his life.
Legal Decision. Directors Of
the United States Bank, some time ago.
gave notice that they would not pay
cut.noles unless all the paris were pro-
duccd. la an action against the bank,
in the u. S. Circuit Court, in BaItinsore
brought 10 recover the amount OF GER
tain notes, the halves only OF which
we're produced, the corresponding
halves haviog been lost in the mad, the
Judge (Washinglon) has decided in fa-
your ofthe plaintiffs right to recover
the whole amount of the notes. This
decision is upon the ground that 4 snk
note, like other promissory notes. is
evidence Of an existing debt, and the
only pIopcr evidence unless the neteis
lost or destroyed, but that in case the.
note is lost, the note may be proved by
my other, the next best EVIDENCE
In this case it was agreed that the
plaintiff was the owner Of the. notes,
and that half Of each Of them had been
forwarded by the mail. but never reach
sdrheir place Of destination, 20 that the
simple question was, whether the
plice of the back. that cut notes would
,ot be pnid unless alf the parts we're
Produced, should avail as defen:e to
he action. Upon such . question, it
would seem, II wus hardly necessary
% take the opiniou Of Judge Of the
Supreme Court of the United States.--
Judge Washington, in delivering his
opinion very pertinenty remarked
. 1.-THE Bank could dictate to the hold
srs Of her notes the conditions stated in
luis notice, upon the Performance Of