Southern planter., 1832-12-01

marked the i0Iehends ot tho cruel instruments oi
bis despodsm.
EXTRACT OF A DISCOURSE
Delivered at Salem, Mass. blythe Rev Mr. Braser.
ssThc Cape Verde Islands nre situated between
10 and 1e degrees Of North Latitude and 800
miles West Of the continent Of Africa. They arc
differently estimated in number from 10 to 20
Only OF 8 are inhabited. They are, in generl,
mountainous, and are described by an intelligent
traveller, rs striking tho eye At FIRST sight. 'na
kod rocks, pcuped in disorder one over another,
cnt o. and rent by fantastic fractures rising from
the bottom OF the sea, and extending themselves
10 the clouds. The soil, 10 point Of fact Is for
the most part, stony and barren, though Il produ.
ces IN some places, bread fruits But the princi-
pal productions are Of those kinds Of fruit which
however grateful to The palate, arelle calculated
TO sustain life. The heat is intense. tho ther
momeleF, which we nse, hardly ever Indicates less
than 90, and often 80 degrees The ground Is so
hot that one can scarcely stand il. IN places
posed To The sun Il was thought BY the ancenss
that the country could mol on this account, be in
habiied Il is even hotter Than are those places
which lie directly under the line. For. under the
Equator, there arc ollen heavy showers Of rain,
and which, added TO The circumstance, tha, the
days and nights are always equal, very much coOls
the air. ibe sun moreoyer passes lightly, stops but
for a shorti porpeadicuary over the inhabitants
ofhe Inc, whereas az il approaches tho tropics, by
staying longer above The hoIizon, il makes the days
longer than tho nights, and causes proportional
increase Of heat Il rarely rains, and never, but
at periodical Seasons, And, when the supply Of
water fhils, The soil is 'baked and calcined by an
all devouring SUM- end becomes wholly incapable
Of all cultivation, and the poorer classes are liable
20 perish for want Of f6odn
Wholesale Emigration The Stuteard IJnivor-
sal Gazette Of September 2, announces that plan
is u progress IN the Southwest Of Gormany. 10
make up State, and ship i over to the United
states, TO become a tweDiy-ffih member Of the 4
Coniedefacy. The following nolicc Of the project
appears 10 that publication. aAccordinQ 10 ac
counts from The Southwest Of Germany, a society
Of liberal men are organizing grand plan for eu-
lgfa'ing 70 North America. The emigration hns
hitherto heon precarous because II did not rest Oh
any solid foundation, aud because fhc n1nans were
moi concentrated But now il is different. as The
object Is to form Ner Germany, beyond the
ocean, which is to receive all those whose claims
% Liberty and right are disappointed in Old Cor
many.
In order 70 be admitted into the Confederation. !
q ihe United States Of America, the law requires
the number Of free inhabitants, above a5 wears Of
age, 70 be eo00e, 10000 without distinction Of
ssee'-ED , and this numberis to be assembled be-
lore any luEshoF measures can be taken. Many Of
.ne oetmans established in North America will
loin 'pe'f counlrymen, and the plan Is so popular
% Nermany mat scarcely any doubts entertain
ca Of i's being successful"
/, welcome Fasitors.-The Swiss omigronis, saws
n, Ine boalon Cenunel, l34 in number who arrived al
lns portion wednesday, in ship Glouser rom Havre.
are olInai class who are an acquisition to our coun-
Iy, Iney come amongslns with mindsand hands
tor toll, and useful citizens VIC know thew
WI %. N,'h The intention Of proceeding west.
wafd' many have brought their wagons and har-
nesaes' and nearly all have with them musket and
c'ock' 70 amuae IN their leisure hours, somc.
We nol'ce nave with them their musical insiru.
Menus success and JOY attend shem.- Poulson.
Consternos;on ot Rhe;,.. ~,
Leopolas lfayria0e- J5e Sr-.,s~,, t'ng
gives numerous scco,n, ~ ~, ..o''e..1r
caused at Rheims by peasant named 'Is.s1"Son Tasn
couutgman who had never before eIl his i,1, VILLAGE
having 10 accompany two ladies Al Rheims. dns,1a
their absence To make nn,ch,... -. ,l..,