Delaware advertiser & star. (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-18??, 1832-07-05
GENERAL SUMMARY.

ling, from the LOUISVILLE Journal, is the
latest and only additional information.
from the North Western frontier, which
reached us by the last Mail.-Nat. Intel
A letter from General Atkinson to his
friend in this city, dated June 9th says:
-"lt is difficult to tell when we shall
I''get through this troublesome Indian
Is'business. I shall again take the field
sin ten days, and bring matters to a close
las soon as possible"
Inflated fo,cls.--A Chester county far.
mer was brought before the Mayor OH
"Wednesday morning, by one Of the po-
lice officers, charged with offering for
sale lot of chickens Of very inferior
quality, but so inflated as 10 appear
plump and fat. The naval of pair of
bellows. or some other wind instrument,
had been inserted into the mouths of the
fowls, and they were thus forced to APP
pear fat 'uns. The fine is pretty heavy
and the officers keep sharp eye or two
on such offenders. 1t would be well for
housekeepers to look into these matters
before purchasing. Phil. paper.
The Eesport (Maine) Sentinel SAYS
"Within about fortnight, eight hun
GEOGRAPHICALLY einigrants from Ireland,
have been broughtt 10 this place by the
stsainer Henrietta, from St John. How
many by other vessels, during the same
period, we cannot state"
Suicile.-A person named Carson,
committed suicide on Monday last, un-
der peculiarly distressing circumstances.
He was a bookseller, man of respecta-
BILE character and temperate habits, and
has, 1t would appear, fallen victim to
approximations of the Cholera. The
Chronicle of yesterday afternoon says
SIN the course of conversation with
DIR. Atlee, this morning, on the subject,
the doctor stated that he was called up
on tovisit the deceased, shortly after it
was ascertained he had taken the lauda-
mum, and, upon entering, enquired of him
who was yet perfectly sensible, whether
domestic difficulties had driven him to
the commission of so rash an act, and
what quantity OF poison he had swallow
edt His answer was, as near as recol-
lected--
I Doctor, have taken care not to be
frustrated in my designs upon this &C.
casIon. My misfortunes, though former
lily of an overpowering nature, have exer-
clsed no influence, in producing this
effect, The fact IS, upon the reported
appearance of that fell scourge, the
Cholera, upon our coast, was seized with
the most indescribable ceiling OF horrf-
BILE dread, lest l should fall victim to
its ravages; and, rather than endure the
. excruciatihg torments of an attack Of this
fatal disease, see my family cut down
around me, Ihaye come to the determi-
nation ofsescaping the dreaded evil, by
dying an easy de th, and it will be in
vain for you to attempt to thwart my de-
signs; for if il was possible to destroy the
effects Of the poison, you would have to
be stronger than am, to make me swal
low any antidote!'
The Doctor Immediately called in as
sistance, and commenced operations, but
to no avail. Doctor A. is Of opinion that
the deceased must have taken a dose or
two previous" Reporter.
$1,000 for an r-Editor.-The state
Bank OF Alabama offers the large re-
ward of $1,000 for the apprehension of
\ Mosely Baker, late violent Nullifying
editor of Montgomery, in that state, but
who, being more recently imprisoned on
charge of Forgery, broke Jail and
has, probably, made good his political
and moral abdication.
A letter to the editors of the Ban. .Aneri-
can from their correspondent at Havana,
under date 18th instant. says:-"In a
4 schooner from Omoa there arrived yes
terday three Commissioners, empower
ed by the Government Of Central Ameri-
ca to surrender and restore that impov-
|erished and distracted country 10 its ke-
IgHimGte monarch! The gentleman have
not yet landed, but you can we'll coniec-
ture their reception. The Captain Gene
4 raj has but one course to pursue: still
he will be slow to aid a wretched peo-
pie, who have wantonly wasted all their
moral and metallic treasures, and are no
longer worthy to be called colony, even
OF poor Spain herself
: The patient 6ef,ceen teo phys;cioas.-
In the height of the malady, M. d'Ar-
) govt, who was attended by the celebrat-
; ed DIR. Bruiseai and another physician.
was told by the former that il he took
hot and 'sudoriic drinks, his disorder,
, which was the cholera, would speedily
terminate fatally, aud. his only safe
course was to lose bloodand take ice. BY
the other physician he was told, on the
contrary, that his system would certain
~ kill him, and that his only safety was
in warm drinks often resorted to. Here
was a puzzle for the patient M. d'Ar.
govt however, who had some knowledge
LOT medicine, adopted both courses-he
lost little blood, he took little ice,