Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

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wea Keen piercing glance, occasionally the pay
o. IRON sa'ures relaxed INTO sadonic smile. Tie cardinal
management Of nfars, but uakc his British po,o,ynrS
for business, loss of memory s,ran-o
Nor Is only physically Ne the have a,Scd
90 @ vi minds Seem to have been similarly constituted they
exclusive sIt and all ancient institutions thew are s,av
lcdc or 10 wha, v ana 20 he too hasy spread Of know
IN. g.. Letter from Rome.
he , % n contains paper by NJ. Arago in which
H. o,, soiy OF the steam engine aud asserts that
US o. ha inventor was not the Marquis OF Woeeser n. hss
mon % Cars ya - , n" trenelnan Of the sao-
years before the appearance Century Of Inys, s
1' "'les que pdis'ates, gives u detailed Ssc,;,,,n ,
plates 81 hydraulic engine worked by steam wan
ae London paper contains the annexed s,a,enc, of IN.
OF persons committed and convicted, Enclapd AMI
a'es m the seven ending 1923 The Whole n nm
DER OF males committed was 50, females I6 75s '
IN ';Ss o59s males and 1872 females were committed I
1875 lOl2 males and 1921 females In 1924 n a7s NAL,
ana s a5 smae In 1875 oa9 males and IDS fsma,s
w oso, 1857 males and e692 females In 1927 I5ib;
"nees " e'nniss and IN 1929 1882 males 27sy
Iss5 % oe,o N r. ;a Sss persons were convicted In
ilJo7 In 1927 1854; and in 1893, iI75s :" ''-''
a humber oil ccnv c'ions in the years. 7lIs6 @.
,nese $3.50 received of DEATH IIS9 were sntnc
70 transportation for life, SS6 fox fourteen wears n 7Ss a.
80 yeSs zoo to two years and eighteen months mpris
mem; 8h8 from SIX 10 twelve months imprisonment, In nc;
var ~ persons weIe executed in 1923 5a in 1894 Dc
80 o W 1910, %! IN 1877 30; and in 1929 7s-TotaI
nnher o executions l59 Ofthesc, WIRE for murder l0i
or burglary and house breaking. - roberv az r.
S'eanS 81 for attempts mu,der, for rape &c 2s
TT iosery u for conhs the remainder for other odnc
I've number ofeXecutnns for offences committed IN M,
London and county of aliddesex was lbs. "' wy "
Character Of he Cerpdrs-You viii probabl, frS
the Germans in their iiie as they appenr in tbn; H.,
nature; the inward world of Thought and Ieelino b,
always prodomnatcd with them. They have hoo,
leu TO national exertions by indisnct impulse
ana enthusiasm, than by calculating intelect and
while the love ofhberty has ever warmed the Ger~
man breast, IT has burned MIST 6crcely when their
right OF freedom OF conscience was inpeded II !,
hs Their contcmpatve tendency which has led tbor,
10 cultivate the pleasures afforded in the secusop OF
domestic lie, rather than TO strive for those inalor
able rights which alone secure private hnninrs
The German steps from the narrow circle his Gnr
ny into the bOundlcss field OF speculative research
out unhuppiy he too often forgcts that il il only nv
| ms cXertionS for the national welfare that he can
give a practical value to those researches. No pco
PIE mas ever more actively and successfully cultivate,
the empire OF ideas, neglected more deplorah,v
1ne aItaHs OF The commonwealth and actual life
ne Uerans Will be found amiable fathers virtuous
members OF society, loyal SUBJECTS eminent scholars
| out careless citizens There have, however, bcr,,
trnggeS--gl0rous ones--for national union and in
nut the rousing spirit has been checker,
and stliied, and tha people soon ltllsd into CON
tempatlve sunber BY the cradle song of their MAN.,
Thousand cosmopoltica writer's who, with few er
cePtIons, have neglected to afford scope for nub,
me a"u iiatohai activity When, gentlemen, shall
nave made you acquainted with the orgspjznt;on M
that admirable language; when you Yourselves shall
nave acquired a thorough knowledge of IT, and oftbo
treasures which 1t contans,--,hen shall fell truly
lief and hope that, like the mysterious statne ~ H.
non' II VIII resound it's finest tones when warmed b,,
the sun OF liberty, which in your own free and ba,ny
country nus called forth many masculine SO MANI
undyng sounds-( Professor Mullenfieli's Introdrc
Tory Lecture at HE London University
m VIENNA, Mach 10.
7, ne Iol.o"IDg tragical event happened lately at
iiol"' III Austiia butcher having large sum Of
money about his person. arrived AT an inn near Horn
he company he met in the lower apartments onnepr
cd to him very unfit TO trust himself AMONGST fbe,
win his money-and growing suspicious he beo,ed
ehe landlord TO give HIM bed room OH the upper
moor The landlord inquired after his motives md
the butcher acknowledged that he had great deal
OF cash about him. The landlord then offered b;n,
nm inner apartment, behind his own and instantIv
Ho"cn 10 the butcher, who approved of the same,
The landlord lch him there. in the meanvb;le Tho
butcher misses his largo dog--hs circumstances re-
news his suspicion-he sneas down into the vnrd IN
search for his faithful companion. Af,er deaI n,,
trouble nc discovers his dog bowling in cellar
where nc was locked up and succeeds in lberat;ro,
hlm Relying Oh ,li. trusty animal he resolved mo-;
10 go 70 ped yet but 10 enter the lower loon, onc,
more IN the mean time the landlords son returng
.o.,r Journey no !d made, TO purchase wine. Be-
ing Iat'gued, and perhaps somewhat intoxicated bo
went 10 the well known chamber, and, without any
knowledge Of what had happened he laid down ~
tho bed prepared for the stranger. VII
40 "O" hluiISht, anu the sleepy butcher found
hlnsch Under the necessity of seeking bis restin,
place lie went up stairs, and peepDg through tho
door' winch was ON jar, he perceivcs the lSnJlorI
throwing cloak over the bed, and s,rkinV somo
n1eavy blows at man grooming beneath the cIoa:-
lie rccolIs and shriehs with horror Tho lanai;
turns round, md is thunderstruck upon perceiyInT
inc butcher. In his despair. he asspil5 him toe
Dut inc dog fezos tho wretch, and pins him 10
INC ground The alarm was given, and the landlord
hnds that he has killed his own son. lie Iastens lbat
very same night to surrender to the Judge, as tho
murderer of his own SON. " '''
=, terrible misfortune has happened here. Tho
Mcnugcric belonging 10 Van Dntcr wns obI;ood ~,
ITS passage through this place TO ston ,t tb p o'
0ihcc' The keeper was occupied in cleansiug tSs
non cage. By some accident or other the iron
grating was opened and the lion found himself M
liberty In an instant he attacked the keeper. and
commencing at the abdomen, he toro tho skin from
ms body pulled it the whole Of his face towards
tho scalp, and then left the manglcd nnd acerntei
Dody y'ng PROSTATE. He next jumped on a saddled
post horse, where he rpmaincd uuiof oil.