Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-11-23

King Leopold presented to the
Archbishop OF Maline., on the occasion
Of the recent baptism, magnificent
gold snuff box, set with diEnonis, and
with the arms Of the young
Prince. Tie box is said to have cost
about $4,000.
The number Of dairy cows kept I'M
Cheshire, England, is calculated at a.
bout 81, 100 aud averaging the quantity
Of cheese made annually from each COW
at - cwt., It will appear that the al
maziDg quantity Of l,5OO tons of
cheese are made every year in that
county.
A writer estimates the export oftlc
cotton crop Of Mississippi, at 2OO,OOOI
bales :-"Theee at $40 per bale, would
amount to SSDOO,OOO. The entire
interests Of this State, yearly, arc
about ten millions"
The young men Of Boston have
presented MI. Clay with pals Of
elegant Silver Pitchers.
1t is stated that the Orthodox,
Friends in New York have filed bill
in Chancery, claiming tho property
belonging to the Society in that city.
Fifteen thousand gross Of buttons
are made every week within dozen
miles Of Northampton, Mass.
/ We learn from Bristol, that F.. X.
Avery returned to that place aboct ten
days since, where he now resides with
his family.
It's said that the entire Congrcssion.
al delegation from South Carolina,
with one exception, will vote in favor
lof rechartering the U. 8. Bank.
Mademoiselle, Tagl,oni has returned
Ito France, after a dancing excursion
|ofA few mouths in England and Ire
land, where she cleared, by her capers,
lat least 900 francs.
I Tms WEST IND1Es.-The legis!a-
turr Of Jamaica is in session, and i'm
lpostant events are expected because OF
lthc late act Of the British parliamen Mt
|concerning slaves. The Governors
lspeech was moderate and c0nGiliatory
but much Excitement prevailed.
II Bsrrrsn CnANCERY.--In tine case
J lot Ross and Osilvie, the costs m chan.
Gerry were recently taxed by the reg
: istrars Of the London bankruptcy court.
(by virtue Of late statute) at one mil
!: lion Of dollars!!!
) Il tree az the garden Of Mr.. Nathan
Cook, in South Salem, Mass. has Produ.
= ced uears, the present season, Of three d!f
J ferent periods Of blossonsis4g 6rs'
: at the usual fine, the last Of jane, and
}, the third the last Of August.
LARGE OArs.-.M. Jacob Smith Of
!. Dur6ury, Mass. raised seocnty fou'
. bushels and three Pecks Of oat, from four
!. fqhs Of an acre.
= CANADA.-The emigrants, in the
3 late season.amounted to only 81 ,94j--
d lin 1887, about 5OyOOU. But the pres
e lent were Of a much better class that
d the last. Many Of these passed i'm
b mediatcly into the western part Of tn,
United States.
4 STEAM ENclNBs.--The Pittsb0r,
states that the number o
!, Isteam cngines now in operation in tina
" town and its imme date vicinity i
leighty nine; that the number of work
y men emplo: cd is ALL; and that tn
e monthly consumption Of GOALS i54 ,25'
l. bushels.
Isl
- SHERlDAx.--ln pronouncing hi
=. orauons had endless grace aid Val
|iety Of action; using both arms wit
proPriety, that by their movements on
~ might nearly conjecture what he wa
i..,saying. His voice had in it almos
~ every sort Of musical sound; it wa
D. sometimes rs sweet "a the notes oi
&c violin, and at others as mellow as a
organ. lie was 90 great spaster {
ar original Wit, rhetoric rules, and natu
y al eloquence OF every kind, that h
n, made those who heard him speak, b,
i;eve him in the right for the time, b
. the subject ofhis GRAFTON what it nigh
=, lie was, in short, neither moral, lear
ed, nor wise; but So amazingly clevt
that he completely imposed himself &
n such upon his hearers, while declain
.f.t:1~ x;<hoc ri, tho b., ~ mrs or I'm Pa