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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28
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Internal hproremtn. Is not general,
known, we believe, tor II dad not come to o n
knos ledge uni within a few days past, that
the General Assembly OF Missouri, NJ ITS lite
session directly affirmed The pO,cee aud The du-
" ~ the Jfdern goCerImeat to construct U0rkS
~ lniefnnt improvement, in the most extended
sense III ~tneh those terms are now used by
poll iclans. This ali ,maton is emhodl,d in a
| memorial t. Congress, praying for the contin.
| uation OF thu Cunt erland Road aud for an J.
pfopiia'la iUr the removal OF obstIuCiions in
the Missouri and Mississippi river. The fact
is imporran', IA 'hHwiGg the q mions Of LIE.
Gls allure, he majorl'y of which wrr" Jackso-
man. The r"'itinO assumed Is so plainly sta
ted, ard WAS 50 deliberately acted upon, that
not even the must ignorant of those who vote
tor II, could have mistaken il. Yet, The m :
modal III question YVES passed without oppo-
s,ton. aod now stands upon record, speaking
as m'slheitlv az words eau speak, The sent
men's vi The Legislature and OF thu State a,
'a'9'. lRtpu0hcau
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28
ELIES UPON PICTURES

Tho following simple way of preventing
nies from sitting on pictures, or any other tu :
niure, is liexprrenced, aud will, if generally
used, prevent uOub anI damage: Let a
large bunch pf Ieeks sotk Tour or five DAYS in
paillul oil water, and wash the pIcturr, or aey
Other piece Of furniture with it: the DIES wlll
never come near amy Ihing so washed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28
.r,,s-,,, - N. sssa.s slslking

The smsss~sni 81 he Ssssss fi'is'ns
p.i 2eth sse,ion f.i endaE t's pfsil"ss =
..ninne the rail road ITEM ssapnion 10 ",
E.r.shal vas then sdaysrd. syr. 81. nses o.
Tn s.stssss. III Il I.sfzi lsass 80. gwen >
bring ins mi prescribing III mode Il hila'
Jog e.;aies held 10 eopareenary, je'"i ls'anes
and tenancy ia common. n eef,rin easss--"
ferrra 10 Messrs Leigb, Brodsas, Moo, sum
mrr., Buflooi. She'll Wak,ns. P'esloo' 'aIis-
tain. afaad al Nelson, wight, iiatf' nhn
Morris.
Ga motion Of Nr. fla.boinf,
1hp House fJenfnei.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28
ALMOND TREE

In descriptive IsI "t The pians of Chill, in
Professor S,llnnan's 10 rrual for Janunr, lat,
he opinion Is expressed that the extensive cul
iiyaiIon Of the almond tree would b., in a
commercial point OF view, highly advantageous
10 the country, OIL account OF It's qualities aud
the dif1efeut uses 10 winch the al@oud NAV lac
applied. Its wool serves iof the tine ST hind oi
jo,ner,' work; tue oil Of almonds IS highly nss.
fu IN medicine. The variety with sott shell
is to be preferred.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

'Lere The slightest reference 10 siisnslis OF a.s
tiact0a in society. had been laid nIs" W.
shff fsstsrdat however. WIS the dawn OF
= pe,fsei r.veuirsu ia the bieaseaBe.s ana Oh
sefyanees Of .oss ph,iiippe's drasseg ieon'
The sffreTs Of stsie mste their Ai.sfaranees
noI a. mere tribunps ofibs a. pvopir, but heat
ine pfofis.iy about lheu psisons. what evfn
o 1ilinu B.tfot could seares ret ain from cab
ling me sIu,y ifappinss Of ie- macy.
The monarch and his sous wire Brfsyrd IN
magnificent lenHe \ from the lo1i OF efnb a.
derry Displayed on the occasion, foilh nave
f4urieJ Oh Cbarirs's cont s"d January 1871
had brsun tbeiT round. agai..
p,,nee IJshenlBhe has pred eied The nnmrdl-
n. destIaciinn Of Psrs. Lyons, G"u"ss, and
for other citirs, marked out ny The niger "i
III. Lord i hess cities are 10 be destroyed
like SODIUM aud Gpmoush. with showers OF
flaming solph If-sfieI which 'hry will be res-
tored 10 happiness under the Ialrfnnl sway ol
Charles X 1h.se rvenis are to take place
before th. PuflGcaiion--nansly the ID II = es-
fUafy. lIHeHeHthm ChTo"'eae'
tn, Iosl tfnniIs During last winter The lady
OF the Engii.h Anrbss NJ Pair. lost a shl-
unL h. fur manhr at one OF The balls given by
iii. .r.L,og n, the Iu'rlrs. Keoen' " upon en-
,rr,og IN, room IN winch tue effects Of the
DueI,rs, OBJ RI were under tho hsniDef, the
6r., al ieet which met Lady Strnr,'. eye, was
the .eiy mantlr ~ question IL We give this
jest u. Il reaehss u. without sonching Tor IT'S
an,horuy.-Ep1 C0uri J0urn1i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28
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NAsHIsaros, March %.

NAsHIsaIoH, March %.
The Cherokee haiion vs.. The STATE of q or.
ga We 40 Informed that Nj. PETERs, the
K-po ,rr of the Decisions oil The Supreme
Couri, intend, to publish ibis cnse immrdiat .
~, ~ n s-latse sol1ns from lhs Reports OF
the 1.fm, MS well rs 10 include Tho Case IN the
hh 70 uWr OF the kepo I.
lie has .nhJe arrangement. by which the
Whole Of The nrgrment., IN the Ian onRe oil tn
Counsel. viii ~ gwen 10 ,he public; that oi
Mr. NIhr nnyi0g been taken down by ste
nos apher engaged for the purpose. lie pro.
pss~d ,ubiIcd ion will also comprehend o.
,aef interesting matter Connected with the
etss.
Ibo public will look with deep interest for
TINS pnb.iutton ol case which has attracted
80 mucn attention, and excited so much s"bs,-
Dllity. NR. Int.
lie Baltimore Annuai Conference OF the
Methodist Church a-srnbi,d in Tho cry las
week, aud ae hrar will adj ,"ro ta-iay. Ther'
are perhaps hundred Preachers OF that pei
suas,oo !" aIIsndancr. 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

Mr.. John Randolph, our Minister near the
Court Of Rus -, (it is, il must te com, ssed, a
" constructive" eodtgoty, Was lately invited
to u Loud Mayors entertainment IN London
Mr. Rauiolpb, WAS cOmphmcnted Ia ~ tna.t bv
the new Lord Mayor, aud returned hi.
thanks IN what is called au ees ant speech ="
II Nh. Randolph is We'll e"ougu 10 indulge ia
these Cnckney Junkettngs, we have no hesits-
ton IN saying, that tie ought either To be 81 hi,
post, where no is paid Tor staying, or az home,
among The pepp,r oil tue district whose vote.
he Is s"lIrning Tor a seat IN Congress. The
citizens Of the U"ited States have not been in
the habit, h. rt'oIore, OF furnishing $1,000 a. yeat
10 any man who spends ten days Al Tue post a.
slsned h,n, and all the rest u the year 1900
miles from II, tCdmIden s. c. Journal
Our friend Of the Augusta Courier has set
himself. Lately 10 brushing up his Geogrsphi-
Gals. lie says that he can't end It stated j..
any OF h,s biographies, that Suffolk is in Rus
sia He is quite righ' here is no such place
IN Russia, Outlook at the fellows malice aud
Immature. lie says ali this merely 10 shaw
that john Randolph, Who, n seems, is residing
a. ouioik, IN England. capno, possibly be Cur
sldered as Minister 10 Ru,stal II i, wicked
sarcasm Of The Editor, but We agree With him
in IL. 10,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

z. bad ben u ,Le Hsisbse;hesd ~, 'Nce,
,,,,,. aud " a. ,nduecd 10 rssees ia tli. affair
by Ii, selnfades. I.tse has sbseoadsd.
seniinsL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28
Lrom he RnllImo1t Z l,l,,nn

Tue f"lOslu. "xhaI 81 Il lcitet, with which
We have been politely ia'o.ed, mephons fact
III relation 10 the maaner Ui The saplur. ot the
late GensIal Guerrero, which We have moi b, e
fore seen stated.
VERA cruz oS h Feb 1891
The Gully rews We have here IS the exocu-
ton ot nsn. Guerrero. lie was bought by The
present administration foI S1J0Jo. Inc cap
tam oia Sandman brig lying al Acapulco
invited him on board 10 din, DIS soon as he
got on board the vessel, san was made. and he
was tukcn To Hualulco. and delivered inio the
| hand, ol his enemies Thence lie Mas taken To-
oasaca, where he was tried by kiuh OF drum
head court marital, aud ON The 18th instant wac
| shot about two leagues tbs side of that c,iy
On The greund he 'nsde presents OF what litl,
he had about bun, aud died like u man. This
thing has caused vol nj sensa'ian here aud
when Z, action does take place. us II mos
certainly vi sooner or later, t will bs lerlbl,
Blood viii dow IA torrsn'.-"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28
FROM AFRICA.
Office ofMe COLONIZATION Society,
WA.n NOTION, March u h, 1881

VAN NOTION, March II h, 1881.
By the return Of the Ship Cnroltnidn, the
Brig Polddor, and the Schooner Ienlbuca, from
L,beria, dispatches have been received from
the G any up 10 he Isl oil February. The
Colony Agent writes shat on his relu,n TO Al
| RIGA, he found tho affairs OF the Colony in a
more prosperous c0ndition than he had vsn-
! tured TO anticipate that more than twenty
FIVE substantial stone or frame buildings had
| been erected at Mour0via during his absence,
and ihat others were in progress that the
Spirit OF Improvement seems 10 have pdfsaded
| al classe. that agriculture is T. ctivng more
attention aud that thu settlers generally
seem resolved TO develo,,e the resources o. the
| Country. Two of The Colonisis, hvssis fTdh-
CTS Tdyior and Fr1de.iek jams, were about 10
depart an exploring expedition into the in
lerior, aud would probably be abseot six OF
eight months. Ano,h-r Of the naiiyr Chiefs
| hsd placed himself AMI his people under tue
| proteelina Of tie Colony, iad Two other chiefs
! we're seeking the same bfneht, aud ready TO
submit TO the Lava 9th Colony. They deem
| II graf ply lrae 10 be allowed To call
themselves AHieacInS. Measures have been
taken TO establish Schools in ali the settle
| ne uts and the Colousts appear really aud d. 81
| rous OF contributing toih,r support, Great
harmony aud peace appear t. prevail among
The settlers, aud 81 determination To fulfil, bv
their Industry. enIerpriZe and paolic spIrt, the
| hopes aud expectations OF tneir friends IN tbs
country. 1he change OF climate ahrcted more
pverrly tban usull, thu emigrants by the
CarolInan (who lad suffered by The Measles
during Their yoyaee) aud about twenty out Of
the enc hundred and six. no had embarked,
rad died-,li The oih'rs We're IN a fair way OF
recovery. We are panied to be obliged 10 an
nounCe tae GeatL5 OF tie wife an child of the
Rev. Beni amin Rush skinner, the Baptis, MIS-
sionary, who took passage in the Carolinan
We rejoice TO stat, hat the Swiss Missionaries
are now III tht e. ~ ment of good healfh. The
Brig Volndor arrived Nih Dr.. Toisen and
oil ner passengers IN szle;S. d.. Fodsen VII
reside Tor lhe pieseat at Caldwell, to which
place the emigrans By the Voiaior were i'm
mrdiately removed. The Conduct OF the Cap
t,,0s olthr CaToliuian aud Volador, IS spoken
vi in gh terms, AID the attention oi the Off
cars VI ,he Colony 10 their i'npor iani duties,
have been unrem,tted
CuRE FOR THE CoEsumPIIos.-Mr. John
hlJrra. a Distinguished Ensii h chemist, has
publI,h a work, Inscribed TO the Duke OF
" ellington, IN which be Clatnls TO have dis
covered d cure for tuburculat phlhisis, or far
gone consu,nption. This remedy the author
believes, after t"elye years OF cioso obs eiya-
ton, is found in HE respiration Of The payoaf "
Nitric ,1ciI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

3Hohsr Ftanded Letter. The Frederick
Herald of Saturday, in rema'king upon Gen.
Jrokson's Jyatked letter 10 Gen. Krepp,, Of
Pennsylvania, says-" In addition, We nave
now TO record another =" rnnked letter." ad-
DIRE sod To certain individual OF the upp :
county OF Maryland, formerly (and lo' anght
that Gen. Jackson knew at this ilne) dis
hHgH,hed conductor Of an improved press. E."
We are authorized 10 Stale that the indivld-
nal referred to, has very recently received
l.ter FROM tnr PIesIden,, priyait confidential
Scerenfy, " frsnkeI" by Gen. Jactson himself,
communicating The h'guly important intelh-
gence tllat The " greatest aud the best" soliclls
disappointment lothe oidee he now "a.
such tricks are worthy only of n low, elec-
flonterng demagogu", and disgrscefu 10 the
Presidential office. II ,.malns 10 tic seen
whe hlr 'hey vail be tolerated ia Ga. Jdck-
sui
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

The Boston Gazette, decided and ably
conducted Jackson pap-,, mako. the following
rrmark upon the rscen, Po.l Olfics exposure
at Washington; 1T is, we think, most un'
fortunate affur for the Administration, and
must seriously affect the popularity and pros
ects VI General J aekson,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

A correspondent OF thu American Sentinel
recommends GsIret ID, Wall, OF New jersey,
for the Vice Pre:idency OF The Untcd States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

A Letter TO the Editors from n Member OF
Congress, not m opponent tut TREND OF thr
pTesen, Adminisrsiton, who ms reached his
own county on his return from Washington,
says" In nv intercourse Win the Peoulp, |
" 6nd the g~n"rai current OF opinion seti,n (
" strongly IN fhvor al Nj. Calhoun in r.l,-
= ton 10 the " Bb"k." So far as have been
- enabled 10 observe them, | think the indi-
" cations OF public sentiment in favor of union,
" liberia policy, aud taen cal snd enlightened
- Smtssmen. age gioafly increasing ia This
" STATE Ga State friendly 10 Tho ainilistra.
ion.)
a Letter 10 the Editors from a subscriber
in kendckY under date of March T. fully
confirms all our previous information that the
elections inch take place in thai state N Al.
gust ucx,, may bs expected TO result IN a
decisive triumph OF the friends of Mr.. Clay
and National Republican ptln-ipies
Nat Hi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

The French Court i. lS3 1.-The following
extract from private letter IS worth attention
A"o'her sign OF returning good sense con-
e."e TO tue me.amorihosi., which the bearing
VI the Court has just undergont In the ci,
eies oil The Pelas Roy al yesterday, royalt, h I'D
pun On AN entirely new lace and evs,uiu.. For
many months We have noi known wha, sort OF
an isan regal cour, .as, 'or every thing tia,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

HE warning annuDclatI0n, that " they who
live hy the sword shall perish by the sword. -
vas never more prophetic than in the instance
Oh freaiden, GuERHERo--sOme details oil whose
rial aud execution vii be found M this paper.
GuERnERo he ng dsfsaIed as a compsiuor Tor
the Presidency OF Mexico, by PEDRAzzA. who
cr'sed the great majority OF votes, undertook.
and succeeded, 10 ovcrrule the election b,
torcs farms, md by means of me soldier, was
proclaimed President III The piac. OF PEuRAz-
"A. Ia his th'n be has been uverihrown by
anoiGer soid,cf, BU,rANESTE hat hoping
sn' '"fefov-r III power. lie again had ecoui 81
J 10 aFm', Mas beat,n, taken prisoner, tiled in q
distant pToSh,s by count martial, condemn-
Ell, and immediately executed. We have no
tears for h'm. " Inc poisoned chalice" has
returned 20 his own lips. bat the hapiess coun-
ir. subject 10 such vroienc.s, and usulps-
ton., may we'd c'aln our sympAihy.
II 5 sta ed nue Cai>ill itey lister OF Mexico.
under date Of Odd February, thar a pension OF
$4,000 has bteu granted to Ia " ire and d,ue h.
Ter OF GuERKERo. Where HE, however. l.
held SO cheap, and revolutions In government,
are 80 IT. q EFT, The worlh Of such grant NAV
be well qiss,ionej, N. Y. insricaa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28
From he Late Rock (Arkansas) Adroca!s
FEB 10.

DUEL meeting took place in Tue Stat
Of Coahulla, (IeIas,) on saturday morning
the 9th INST between Maj. w. +. 'ope, OF th,s
town. and M. {. ?. NJ Nuland Of Batessie
A, lhr e 81 fire, Maj. Pope wa soselel, woun'
ded, Mr.. Noiauds shot taking eject IN Tn,
upper part ui thu hip bone OF his antagonist
An ext dct OF Letter To the EdIto states
3" ILey both b'hAyed with the greatest cour e.
sly and bravery upon he Grld and what will
be gratifying TO The friends OF each, they par
ted IeL oncird" The distance ut which these
gcnte.ncn fought was twenty feet.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

Al. sfo be, r.rssiy csfaises .seal
..isA,,,. a., Boston a, a ,or, of odd<Ib. was
asked - mai had pss=s,, 10 fengress since ,se
-, ms of ia, .s..iam Nothing" replied
lse wag, cIcept about three ma''iI'i.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

Calvin Edison. he LIVING Skeleton las arrived
at Nv for after successful tour IN Eur pu
In" elamese t"ns are eAhi5uing Tor a len
days IN lhu city, previous u their departui
south.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-28

The Cincinnati Daily Advertiser OF the I'll
notices tile arrival Vi d steam boat from New
Otleans, with 55u IONS oil mei chandlsr, aad Sc
ZEN hundred passengers.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-19
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The New York Evening Pest states that
niin two months the value of shipping HIS
risen IN that port from t,ccnty flee TO thirty per
cent.
Mr.. Wade, Of the Golden Swan II otel,
north Third street, had his table abundantly
Supplied with green peas, On Friday,
The New Orleans papers Of the 18th ult.
acknowledge theTeeeipt Of Cincinnati papers
TO the Sth, by the fast steamboat PIiiladel
pha, Captain Anderson Miller, IN seceu days
Donations.- The late hon. James I,leyd
beqneathed 5000 each TO the Asylum OF In
dIsent Boys and 10 the Fenialc Orphan A.
sylum, ia Boston.
Between the hours Of 8 r AZ Of Tuesday,
and a. III Of Wednesday last, there arriy-
led at the port OF Boston. ship, barquc,ls
briggs, AZ scbooners, aud 10 sloops--73 yes
sells IN all, besides numerous eastern coasters
and fshios craft
We believe there is very little doubt, says
the Fredericksburg Arena Of last week. that
the appointment of Attorney General has
been, or will be, rendered to Judge p. p.
Barbour.
One hundred shayes Of the Stock Of the
Baltimore and Susquclianna Rail Road Com
lpany were sold at Baltimore en- Wednesday
last at So 30 fer $40 paid in.
Nerico.-Files Of the Regi,fro Official of
the city Of Mexico, down TO the 30ih March,
have been received by the way of New Or
leans. The most interesting intelligence
which they contain is that eftke surrender to
the Government Of the tswn and port Of AGA
pulco, the last fortified point on the South
coast which remainedin the hands Of the par
tizans Of the late Guerrero. 1t appears that
numbers Of the disaffectsd were daily presen-
ting themselves. to claim the pardon Of the
Government.
Worthy II Prsise--A highly creditabIe in
stance oil humanity occurred yssterdayin the
Csurt Of Sessions in the case Of poor We
man, whs 'vas robbed Of all her property by
a fsnals named Palmer. 1t aPpsared that the
sufferer had coatrivsd TO save $50 by indus
try and irusality, and intended 20 return with
It to her friends in Ireland, who had written
to her, requesting her to come homo; as she
was about to put the design into execution
she was robbed sfalL The Jursrs, the Court,
and the District Attorney. with some other
gentlemen wis were present, ON hshring her
story, subscribed about $40 10 snable her to
90 to her friends according 10 her wishes
The poor woman expressed her gratitude IN
the ~armest terms for this seaseaable aid.
Nav York Courier.
The St Lsuis Beacon mentions that
news handsome steamboat. belonging 10 the
American Fur Company, bad arrived in that
porti& was about to proceed 20 The mouth Of
| the Ysllsw Stone, where is situated the high
est trading establishments in Missouri. This
! point is abopt nineteen hundrea miles above
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-19

The snd Of Military GloTy.--It is estimated
that more than million Of bushels of human
and lahunan bones were imported last year
from the continent Of Europe, into the port
Of Hull. The neighberhood of Leipsic. Aus
tsrlitz, Waterloo, and of all the places where
during the late bloody war, the principle bat
Ties were fought, have been swept alike of
the bsnes Of the here and of the horse which
he rode. Tins collected from every quarter.
they have been shipped 10 the port of Hull.
ana thence forwarded 10 the Yorkshire bone
grinders, who have erected steam engines.
and powerful machinery, for the purpose of
reducing them to granulary state. In this
condition they are sent chiefly to Doneaster.
one oil the largest agricultural markets in
tbat part oil the country, and are there sold
TO The farmers to manure their lands The
oily substance gradually evolving as the bone
calcines, makes a msrs substantial manure
than almost any other neutrality-suspicious..
~ human bones. 1t is now ascertaised, be-
yond a doubt, by actual experiment, upon
an extensive scale, that dead soldier is a
most valuable article of commerce, and for
aught we know to the contrary, the good far.
mers OF Yorkshire are in a great measure in.
oebted 10 the homes of their children, for
their daily bread. 1t is certainly singular
TACT, that Great Britain should have sent out
such muittudes of soldiers TO fight its battles
upon the continent of Europe, and should
then import their bones as an article OF com
merce 10 latien their soil.-Eng paper
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-05-19

ois period. SupposiHg the whele inha bit ants
no" upon the surface of the globe 10 be one
thousand millions, which is believed some
what 10 exceed the actual number, and sap.
posing that this multitude, infants and adults,
were 10 DO employed in nothing else but
counting, that each were 10 work sos days
IN the year, and 10 hours in the day, aud 10
count 100 per minute, 1t wsnld require, in
order to count the number in question o $685.
ave millions OF years II Quar- Journal # ,fg
ricUiitGe
Scientific Societies is estimated tina,
there ATE above fifteen hundred learned and
scientific societies in the world; above half
oil which are occupied in the encouragement
Of agriculture, manufactures and commerce.
abduction Of a double barpeHed gun and a
tchole famiiyl-The Savannah Georgian has
the following cruel paragrapk:-
We learn that on "Wednesday last a Young
man, IN the employ Of Mr.. n w. residing
Win ms family about three miles from town.
on one oil our most public roads, had mis-
understanding With his employer, and very
unceremonlously threatened to perform upen
our astoHlsbed neighbour the operation Of
threat cutting, which idea being not much
relshed by HIM, as one would naturally ina
CINE, he escaped through one Of his back
windows, leaving his wife and family in the
house, and made precpitqte retreat 10 this
cI'y for such assistance as would be necexsa
ny to secure the ungratefnl guest whichioh-
tanning. he returned, when lsl the Young
man had retired, carrying with him not only
Mr.. w s. wife, but his horses and carriage, a
bag OF msney, a double barrelled gun. aud
ms servant giri-since which nothing has
been heard of them.
Elasticity Of Feathers -The elasticity of
Feathers was we'll illustrated by an expcri.
ment lately performed in the library OF the
Royal institute, OF immersing ie athers .rump-
led and bent in almost every direction. in
boring water, and on Withdrawing them they
were seen 10 have resumed their regular s. ma
tiral i"rm This was accidentally discovered,
by the specimen of foreign bird, the plum
aye OF WHICH had been very much rumpled,
falling into ssms hot water, which re.tercd IL:
aud iha process appears TO be one that may
prove OF much advantage TO the preservers Of
those beautiful animals
Strength u Het,eo Great Parties -Europe
contains about ais 900 900 of inhabitants.
spread among 80 states, large and small. -
Placing on the one side France and England.
and uniting under their banners Belgium,
Rbenish Prussia, Sweden, Italy, Greece, s.
nearly all the German Confederation, Tex
cepting Austria and Prussia, ION the other,
Austria, Russia, Spain, Portugal, g. Prussia,
with seme few states OF the German Genie
Iteration =. the Progressive party is found to
amount to 9s.oc0, G0e, and the Retrograde
party to l02 ,000,f co; the former with a re
venue Of 300, 000f, the latter only 800 .00O,-
o00f The navy OF civilization amounts TO
1860 ships Of war, and that OF absoution to
$40.