Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-26

ook passage board the steamer Vv,h;.,
About the time that the Washington dep,r,,d SyS"
chancellor Livingston came into port br,npnn ;,t
ner the happy husband who Imme dately proceeded ~
boston, and ON his arrival i'll that city learned ,b,t hi
wiie had gone to NV York to receive him Th
husband Immediately took private curriage for Prov;
dence, and arrived here in time to take passopa in
Inc Ben F'anklin; and on his arrival in New York
was informed that his wife had proceeded to Boston
III the steamer President The husband then took his
land acks on board, and proceeded to Boston: bnt
whether the husband and wife have vet come tooe--
,ner, Is question we cannot answer. 1t is proba-
pie however that they have; and if thew have WE
wish them much JOY, and all the happiness that co
long separation of their loves preeminentlv mer;ts
ms incident, is but of thousand that crow
OUT ei the ce'erty that is afforded travellers by the
Paper:
SENTENCE OF FULLER.-Jobn Eu,,er. v,.
that e;te oe'Ge the u s. Circuit Court, sitting in
eIat city, on Friday morning on an Indictment for
emoezzlng the sum of $50 900, the same be,no ,ta
property OF the Branch Bank of the United Si,t.. .
In the city OF Boston. Upon being asked vbethar.
guilty or not guilty, he handed in n written o
Which was read by the Clerk--Judce S,cry sa;
tnat the paper might be put file by the CLERK hut
that The prisoner must say Guilty, or Not f,nU,,
Fuller then said Guilty. IL his behalf, his Comssy
b ID Parker, addressed the Court statino ~. 80;
eating and aeviating circumstances of the nrsamar,
case, and appealing To Mr. Webster the Solicitor of.
the Bank, and Mr. rockingham the Cashier ho,h
OF whom were present for the truth of his statement
After which, Jadge Story addressed the n,,sonar
with much dignity and feeling explaining ,be oronnd
OF 'he sentence, &c. and sentenced him to fine NJ
MY dollars and two to hard labor in the Coun
y HoaI, IN boston from the | lth October 1880.
Quartns Morgan Webb clerk in tho noe, a.;
Northt'd, Mass plead guilty to an nd,c,,,aS s c ut
taking SI9 from letter carried by mall Senten.a ~
10 'e" gears imprisonment in the county gaol AZ b.
of Brown University. s'aouA'e
| The Evening Gazet remarks .s,b.t ,h
equaniy IN these two instances, which annaren,I,
hHes tEe largest punishment for the smallest offence
OUT Oh the provisions of the United States laws
whch, IN case OF robbery of the mail or thof IN -
post office, requires punishment, not iess thai 81
one lniiiced but in the of theft in the bank of
Tue oh'eeu states, or an embezzement of money he
i o"sls 20 tna' institution gives the Judge wide
latitude OF discretion. The same restrction ona,.t
III the Courts of Massachusetts, and should ha 49,
IN MIND, when sentences, apparently severe. a,e in
fiicted ."-BoSt Gas e' arc III
domestic Cottons-A writer in the Boston nai7,,
Advertiser states, that within the last tbree r,h
some thousands Of ions of merchandise have been ~
ported IN our ships from Calcutta three furtbs ofth
ouA Oh "nich consist of raw materials for the use of
our manufactures in this vicinity and upon which tho
snip owners have freight of 25 or 80 dollars nor to
ana the importers twenty to forty per rent profit ami
nat, VIVA is more to be noted and wondered at n t
De'y eargoes hGUe been paidor by our cotton
manufactures sold in Calcutta, profit of or nov
cent The instances of profitable shipments of pm
cotons TO India he adds are not one or two bu
many me intrinsic superiority of our ssdomestics''
to the ',lndia cottons,' is now almost as we'll nm
derstood and app ecated by the natives of Hndotan
as by those of New ENGLAND
Upon the same subject, the Salem Gazette saws
~ Is but few years since this action carryng Cot
ton to Cacutta1 would have been deemed no less All
surd than that expressed by the corresponding phrase
OF carrying coal to NewcastIe; We, bids far to be
sum Que vi frequent occurrence The ship Rome of
his port belonging to Dodge Esq on the outward
ab b ,oo IRON which she has Just returned carried
well understood paid high profit in Calcutta. Those
whose memory extends to the very recen, period when
Inc arasny coons oflndla, with their uncouth nomen
cature' filled our market will hardly be able to real
lze !hat The natives of Bengal now dependent up
On iole'gn countries for the cotton with which thew
are ciothed-but it is true The manufacture of COY
Ton has almost ceased there and is now confined to
ed tIer OF few goods of the very coarsest
no' teir wants being principally supplied from Great
h"man ,ba Inc steam engine allows competition Of
human Ia DOR. American cnttons find ready mn rket
IN the island Of Madagascar where thew are fsuor
lie arucie Many bales have been sent to that quar-.
acc unit IL j." ~ 'i'eiR