Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-13

latter, who no doubt, before this, has marchea WIN
body of militia under pretence OF cooperating
with Cen Wilkinson against the Spaniards on the
Sabine''
From the National I,teuigencer, Hay u.
appointments By the President Albert Gallatln,
and William Pitt Prebe, of Maine, to be seyeraily
Agents in the negotiation, and upon the umplraSe, /
relating to the Northeastern boundary OF the United
States.
John Savage, of New York, to be Treasurer OF the
United States, in the place of Thomas i. fucker,
deceased.
The Tariff Bill still hangs in the Senate. 1t has
been very heavily ahoured in debate, but does not
seem to make the more progress thereby. The de-
bates have been highly interesting though long, ana
we are only able, at present, to express our regret
that the limits of newspaper offer no nope OF Keep
ing pace with them if it even within the power
of the Reporters, which It's not These sessions OF
nine and ten hours day exhaust Reporters as wei
as Sena RS Il every will perceive that 1t IS only
al vacant hours that they can prepare any report Oh
the proceedings
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Bill was receiv-
ed in the Senate on Friday, and was twice read on
Saturday. and referred to the Committee on Roads
and Canals. wa Hua.
CHARLES CLINTON, has been appointed Clerk of
the Superior Court of the city of New York and a
few DAYS since another son Of the late Governor re-
ceived an appointment in the navy. The family are
likely to be well provided for.
| Nauy Promotions. following promotions in
| the u S. Navy, have been confirmed by the Sc
nate
Master Commandments, Walcott Chauncey, +, T.
Kennedy, A. ]. Dallas, and John 3. Nicholson, to
be Captains
Lieutenant l.. Rousseau, G. storrs, r. VI Rose.
B. Kennon. E. Shubrick H Gregory. P. + Vor-
hees B. Cooper, and VIM. L. Gordon, to be Easter
Commandments.
The Albany Chronicle says" The good work
goes bravey on in the State of New York the
friends of the Administration are aroused to their
duty; they are doing it cheerfuy and maniuliy,and
their triumph will be glorious
Lam Intelligence We learn by the New York
Evening Post, that suit was tried last week at New
Haven Con. before the Circuit Court OF the Z. ,.
in which Grant and Townsend obtained verdict
against Harrington and Brundige, of $3.50, single
damages, which the court by law are bound to three
fold making S $50 damages and costs. FIR the VIC.
lation of patent for machine TO make Hat bodies.
The Court also granted absolute and perpetual In
functions against the defendants in all the cases,
prohibiting. under pain Of imprisonment, all further
violations of the plaintiffs Patent
The New York Gazette of Wednesday says
Yesterday forenoon the work of heavng out the
u. s. shin Hudson, Of Ga guns at our NAVY Yard
was commenced and completed. Com. Chauncey
and the rest Of the Board of Examiners, were pre-
sent, and between and 400 men were employed
and performed the operation in manly stvie, t.
. the entire satisfaction of the Commodore and tn
> other attending officers. II will be recoected tina
this splendid ship was built for the Greeks. and sub
sequently purchased BY Government. She IS no'
undergoing repairs preparatory to her hrst cruze
: the Coast of Brazil 1t is supposed that the com
mand of this ship will be offered to Commodor
Patterson, who is expected home from the Med
terranean about the first of June, in the frgate Cor
= stituton.
From communication in the Marylander, sigr
OF Henry Alexander. we copy the following whc
of seems to US worthy the attention OF those concern
ed. ;,
az would most respectfully recommend all pc
sons on the peninsula. to clean out their springs an
wells repeatedly, as a deleterious vegetation exls
IS, in them, and near them. which frequently CAUSE
the water to be pernicous to the health OF families
II ;s stated that our countryman Washington l
- wing has received IA 900 Dollars from Murray, til
&C. London BOOKSELLER for his life of Columbus.-It
profits which the author is to derive from the publ
af cation of the work in America, will depend upt
ar the sale Of it to readers.
~ We notice, in the Marylander, proposals by !
'm seph Smith g. Co. for publishing in Princess Anne
the Eastern Shore of Maryland, weekly newsp
he per, to be entitled.
ns' These MERS IRIS
' "a AND MESSENGER OF TRUTH.
90 The Editors declare their determined identit
and ndissouble union, with those tenets and reve
mn ed maxims of the ILLusTRIous WASHINGTON
ar which have been confirmed and coNsEcRATED
his each succeeding father of the REPUBLIC, and
his now sustained, in pristine purity and essential pra
4;oo nv , ,u:ep and ,,rf,,ons Administration.