American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-20

\ A0Verti.
the second from the Enquirer AS they relate tt
statements which have been widely circulated, W,
publish them in justice to the parties.
II having been published in several Of the iour
mails oI this city, that sum of 10000 has beer
allowed to General Lallemand by the Greek Com
miltee, General Lallemand takes this opporlunit,
to declare that the said statement is false
| General Lallemand will not answer the persona
reflections and injurious remarks which, in some
journals, have accompanied the statement He
owes 1t TO the delcacy Of his situation and to his
character, to wait for the publications on the subject
OF the Greek ships which have been promised tc
the American republic. He will then make such
remarks as may be requisites and the truth which
the different documents shall disclose, will be full
answer to all caiumnies.
CHS. LALLEMAND.
New York. 13th Oc, 1896.
General Lalemands note refers to statement
copied from English papers into the prints OF this
country.
The Commercial Advertiser, of Thursday, in an
article on the subjects of the ships lately built in
this city for the Greeks, has the following sentence
How would they have hissed, if they had heard
that the patriots of New York had charged 825,-
600 each for the rent of the lots on which the fri
gates were built-thus realizing for one years rent
100000 more than the fee of the lots were worth -
The undersigned having built ono of the ships
IN question, have only to say, that both the asser,
tons contained 10 the above extract direct false
hoods c. BERGH & Co.
The Commercial Advertiser replies to the above
that Its statement was made on the authority of
common reports and adds, notwithstanding the
above denial, we state the fact, uneQuiyocay
and after investigating the subject this morning,
that the sum OF Fifty thousand dollars per annum
was charged for the use Of The yards ON which the
ships were built, together with the personal aten
dance oil one man in each" Nat. Intel
The New York National Advocate of Monday last say,
After much noise and bravado it pretty correcll,
ascerained that the Adams Ticket has completely succeed
ed in NewJery The friends of General Jackson for the
next presidency have certainly diminished in number in that
State. Ho could be otherwise The conduct of certain
men in the as Congress- in their opposition TO Mr.. Adam
and his administration, excited the dspeasure and repro
baton OF the whole country. Not content with the noise
made in Congress, the same spirit found its way different
portions of the country But these has and over Jealous
friends both in and out Congress have injured the
of the brave General instead Of henetng it, We should
not all be surprised if General Jackson should be dropt
hastily he taken up for candidate the Pres-
dency, before couple of years pass our heads
Il is with pleasure we learn that gentleman Of Balti
more civil engneer has made important discovery n
The of moving machin .ry and Of propelng BOATS
&c BY comparative trials of this engine with the ordinary
modes Of using steam a. least y-sr per cent saved in
the consumption OF fuel and Of waer while reduction W
the zeetsh and capacity Of the boiler effected in the
ratio pressure of Is lbs to the square inch is found,
by observation to be all that is requisite Several scien
tic gentlemen of city, fully qualified to decide sub
ects of this nature. have Witnessed the experiments by his
engine, and have expressed their conviction of IT'S da
ty economy and safety The inventor will shortly favor the
public with more ample account of his discovery.
Batimore american.
Freemasoils. were in error in some Of the
particulars relative to the recent transactions at Ba
tavia, N. Y 1t seems that a captain Morgan,
Royal Arch Mason. has been for many years COM
pilipg work on Masonry, rather in compiling
all the secrets and mysteries of the craft, which
Mr.. Miller of Batavia agreed 10 publish. Cap
tain Morgan carried TO Canandagua on
charge OF petit larceny--was released and then i'm
prisoned for debt, and it is fact that he has been
carried off no one knows where, no account has
been received of him. A number of persons have
peutioned the Governor 10 issue proclamation Of
fering reward for his discovery. The whole affair
is mysterlous.--M Mr.. Follet. OF the Times, had no
participation in the transacton.-N 7. Enquirer.
Bosros, October IA.
Something Nezu A very adroit and mpuden theft was
committed in this city during the present week. person
entered jewellers shop and finding nobody but lad,
asked him for has watch, which he pretended 10 have
left to be repaired The lad replied that he did not know
any thing about it, and that the matchmaker out The
other replied, that he in very great hurry and want
ed his watch, at the time passing towards small
apartment at the extremity Of the shop where the watch
maker worked The lad and he entered the apartment to-
sether, where he Immediately fixed his eye upon first
rate gold patent lever watch and observing very cooy
hat tha was the one put it in his pocket gave the boy
twenty cents, with charge to hand the 10 the jew
eller ard then walked deliberately away. We do not
know that the thief has been heard Of since.
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Judge Rochester has resigned the Secrearyshp of the
Panama Mission, and accepts the nomination made at
Ierkimcr ". T. Enquirer.