Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-07

'cept Sunday between the hours Of lc and l. and remain
there at least IS minutes. Strangers visiting the city will
thus know where they meet their friends The state
of the market on each day will be asceaned without an
culty and great deal Of business will be transacted with
but little trouble
Few people are aware how delicious pudding can be
made from the arina Of poatoe, potatoe starch The
following the ingredients;
10 one quart Of boiled milk add. gradually, in max.
ling hasty pudding. quarter Of pound OF potatoe -four
well pulverzeda quarter Of pound OF sugar and little
cold, add three eggs. and bake half an
hour.
The Editor of the American Manufacturer, (Mr. J. G.
Whtter) having been sneered at in the New England He
view, as being Quaker in reply. says:
"a Quaker-we glory in the name Unworthy as we
are Of the appellato feel pride in its application to
ourselves Quaker-he can boast OF no chvarc ances-
TORS no warke heroes in the simple annals of his family
But he boast of his moral pUwer-of their triumph
seof their heroic rmness in The dark days OF New
England persecution No blood has flowed to the demon
intolerance the peaceful affairs Of his sect In the hour
of bgotry and persecution when the scafod OF death was
erected the grave Of liberty the Quakers alone stood
forh-not in arms not in worldly rn%i--oyr IN cain ana
unbendng opposition TO the tyranny And they died in
r,r firmness-perished the ignomnious scafold-he
pioneers in the cause of religious liberty"
Public Debt The Secretary of the Treasury has notified
the propetors Of the unredeemed six cent stock OF
oath March, 1914, amounting to 1922 20, that will
be paid upon the surrender OF the cercaes, on the Isl
Of July next.
Original tnecoteA gentleman Of the west lately Wis
tied Washington in hopes Of obtaining portion of the
oaves and shes. to which he observed he was entitled
for his adherence to the "good Cause He applied to the
President in propra PERSONA saying be would take any Of
flee was particularfom 500 to 5000 dollars yea
except that Of clerk, for he unable to zviie
The Albany Daily Advertiser says--At the late Court of
Over and Terminer in Albany, William Campbell was in
d,ced for an assault and battery, with intent commit
MURDER upon DARBY Kane This trial exhibited of the
most hord spectacles Of human depravty that
witnessed I'M Court of Justice Campbell was convicted
and sentenced to the state prison at Auburn TOR seven
years. Upo being asked by the court what he had to
why the of the law should not be passed upon
him. he arose in the box, evidently intoxicated, and made
long address to the court and to the spectators After
sentence pronounced he poured forth voley OF i'm
precautions abuse and profanity that shocked the feelings
of every person present In the evening of the same day,
he made unsuccessful attempt to poison HIMSELF by TAX
ing large dose OF opium, wh he had secieted for that
purpose C. Pepper and j. Souhwck, counsel for the
prisoner; Il. Livingston, for the people,
Ache Murat the son oJoachim Mura late king of Naples,
candidate seat the legislative council OF Florida at
the next election.
An investigation into the concerns of the Pennsylvania
Bank foot in the Legislature. in the course OF
the winter, and Committee appointed to repair to mi
adephia for the purpose The Report OF the Commtee
vas as it respected the Bank commendatory OF the wis
dom and success, with which its have been man.
aged and yet any thing extraordinary The
report implicated guilty OF misconduct, the CASH
Ter to whom the efficient the hnancier OF the ns
tuition, than other person, the merit of sue
cess in its affairs due. The Report OF the Committee pro-
duced much excitement at Harrisburg i'll the City, and
throughout the State Committee OF the Bank, made
Report the Directors most satisfactorily indicating the
Cashier, MIR. Eihu Chauncey This Report was sent to
the Legislature, and of common justice, it was
asked that the Vndcaun should be prnteednd refused
A proceeding novel-so unlustwe may add so unwor-
Thy the dignity of the Assembly, we have seen with regret
As it is fair however, that the public should the de-
fence by Bank of the character of its Cashier, We shall
next week take pleasure in placing it on Record.
1t should appeared his week-but our paper was
nre pared when it came to hand TiL Rec.