Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-28


gentleman on such an occasion.
As the offence was committed in the dis
trict of Jamestown, the prisoners will be re-
moved to Brockville Jail to await their trial.
Canadian CoNrant:
The Pennsylvania, in describing the Roy
AL progress to the northward, has the follow
ing very interesting incident:
'After short stay, he returned to the
boat, bearing fragrant bouquet presented by
the ladies, which he observed was an Offer
ing, which out of his own hands only is to be
entrusted to those of Secretary of State;
and it was accordingly placed under the
charge of Mr. McLane, who with number
of the Philadelphia Committee, paid partic-
| ular attention to the roses"
! Among the oriental Sultans and Satraps.
the Royal Pipe Bearers the most important
Office in the State. With us the "Flower
Bearer" has usurped its place. The honor
able Secretary must have been the envy of
the whole company. Whatever may be his
| fate in future life, he may look back with
proud recollection to the glory of that auspi-
cious day when the sacred flowers were COM
mitted to his care. We doubt not, but that
he will perform the duties of the trust with
becoming devotion and fidelity.
! This event will form conspicuous station
| in the life of the honor able Secretary, about
to be Written bv--the Editor of the Baltimore
Republican,.
AS one honorable Secretary thought it ''glo-
ny enough to have served under such chief,
another may have inscribed on his tombstone,
when he shall be numbered with his fathers
-"Flower Bearer to the greatest and best. :
q. S. Telegraph.
REroRM.-The Dover IN. H } Enquir
err states that JOSEPH HAMM oNs, lately
Representative in Congress, has recelv-
ed the appointemem of Postmaster al
! Dover, in room of B. III. PALMER, Nor
tonized. The most exceptionble feature
of this appointment is that Mr.. HAMMoNs
is not resident Of Dover, but of Farm
ington, and has not yet, owing TO indis
position, been able to return to his owr
! State from the seat of the General Govern
ment. He has entered on the duties 0.
his office, however, though absent, o.
deputy.
A letter from New Orleans Of the ST.
inst. says:-The State Of Missouri IS las
becoming a wheat growing. country
and tbs said that she will supply us Wit
fresh -four when the waters are too 10.
in the Ohio river to admit OF boat navl
: cation, which will prevent any great ad
vance in price here"
We learn by private letter from Ma
drid, under date Of the 10th Of April, tina
the Marquis of Casa Yrujo had decline
the appointment of Minister to this .cour
try, and that the King. either from Of
fence at his refusal, orfor some politlcs
reasons, had criled him to-Valladolld.
$ Boston Daily Advertiser.
Erposure.-Some dozen years since
gentleman in Essex county hearing
racket in his cellar, in the evening, wen
, down, and detected man in the act
' searching his store Of eatables, with tn
: felonious intent Of shocking wherewiti
, al to feed his family AS the offende
e was wretchedly poor, the good man hur
# ted his pork tub, intending to make hi
: present of middling and dismiss hin
;, But the search was Manifestations wa
y not pork enough in the barrel to often
the sensibilities of Hebrew. DisaI
pointed in his first generous Intention
> he bethought him Of giving the Thu
:, good advice, which having done,
:. wound up with Sand remember, John,
. catch you here again, III exp ose YOU
. elf YOU do, Parson NJ" said the rogu
s .I'n expose you!" Expose me !"-ye
= for having no pork in your barrel! Lou
e areU Journal
u The wife of ajudge of the Supreme Cou
% of Appeals at Kon,ngsburs, in Prussia, WI
IS delivered ON the 18th March last, of thrs
If male children. to which the father gav'' Il
lie christian names of EAcus, MINos, ar
RHADAMAHTHUs.