The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-06

The Liverpool Mercury, of Sd March,
reports the death of the Emperor Nicholas,
by assassination. This reports copied from
the Edinburgh Weekly Chronicle, of the
preceding Wednesday, which paper copies
it from the Edinburgh Observer, of the day
previous, and the Mercury says, is inserted
without comment. 1t is in the shape of an
extract of letter, dated Kirkwall, Ork-
ney. Feb. 90, 1896" which states that Ger.
tain accounts of a counter revolution in Rus
sia have reached Elsineur.
"Nicholas, with ninety of the principal
nobility, his adherents, was assassinated, or
shot, and Constantine again proclaimed En-
peror. 1t will be long before this can reach
Edinburgh officially, and as it seems to be
quite authentic, must, in the mean time, be
interesting
Little credit, we think, can be given to the
above, for such reports generally result
from new accessons; and the late dissatis-
faction. manifested on the part of those more
favourable to Constantine than Nicholas, has
furnished good ground for rehorted conspi-
racy.
17essrs Editors.-The following extract
is taken from letter just received from one
of Mr. Jefferson's neighbours and most in
innate friends An idea very similar to the
ono contained in the extract had been sug-
gested to US by very veneratcd and distin-
4 guished friend here:
4 "The tickets in Mr.. Jeferson's Lottery
yui1l puf for oala on 40
which is his birthday. Now my idea is, that
the citizens of the United States might re-
Geve him in the most delicate way, by pur-
chasing up the tickets and burning them.
To make it more hattering, they might
= burn them on the 4th July, and remit him
the money on the same day. The friends OF
Mr.. Jefferson here, are delighted with what
the people of Baltimore are doing in his be-
half, and hang their heads at the backward
ness of his own native Virginia.
Sic fer cent Stock Of 1813.-The Nation
al Journal of Monday, contains Notice from
the Treasury Department to the holders of
this stock, of the loan of S7,5o0.o00, that
so much of the principal as remains unre-
deemed, with the interest due thereon, will
be paid on the first day of July next. A sur
render of the certificates will be required
| at the time Of redemption; and the interest
thereon will cease and determine on the 3Oth
| Of June, 1926.
The City Council of Savannah, on the
memorial of the ladies of that City, in re-
lation to the Mulberry tree, for the purpose
OF introducing the silk-worm, reported in fa-
YOUR of granting four lots for the purpose, to
be considered the property of the City.
II ahQrd caSe.-Mr. John c. Singleterry of
Portage County, (Ohio,) has recently been
analcted in $500 damages, for SANDER ut
,ered by his loving spouse.-Poor fellow !
lie had much better have remained Mr..
nmgle Terry all his life, than to take help
mate who will talk away his hard earning
thus But the tongue is an unruly member
Which no man can tame.
From Peru.--We learn by the brig Pol
y and Eliza, from Carthagena, arrived at
New-York, that the Castle of Calloa re-
NAMED in possession Of Rodil, on the 27th of
December
Gen. Valera, of the Colombian army in
leru, arrived at Panama Oath January, with
laoo troops, principally Peruvians. There
we're about 5000 troops at Panama, and
more expected.
ny OiiiteQ OtateS lTlSate OnlteQ otateS
was at Chorillos goth December; the Pea
foek had sailed at Valparaiso; the Schr.
oolphin, ON cruise.
numour has within a few days been busy
lh the facts connected with the mal-prac-
Nee OF an Individual in Ncw-Yor in certain
Sahk transactions; we have looked in vain
fam sr an reimbursement The amount re-
III -NilCUs TO ami the fip,a ,},,,,p xubi +bic
somo Seohuuct has existed, appeared to give
'0he consequence to the transaction.
A,N.sI!e me have received, says the Boston Daily
p.seser, pansnn by the Arctic. at this port. Paris
spirs ,ep;a,s TO the 9th of February. The French
aS,esisiative a,ss Chambers, which met on the
bess y, January, had not proceeded to bust
Irrus. U.uer than that of organizing their sew