Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-06-08

of one person on the Canisteo. A re-
port was current that several persons
lost their lives ,npassing on RATS over
the dam at the head Of the feeder in
the night. but we have been unable to
trace it to any correct source.
The Dortemar, large Dutch ship,
Of about LOO tons burther, has arriv-
ed IN this port, from Batavia, with a
cargo Of coffee, valued at S5OO,OOO
She carries ten gun. She is one of the
largest and hacdsomest Dutch ships
thathave visited this,country, andis said
to have put in here to avoid capture by
a British sloop Of war. She is expec-
ted to discharge here.
The Portuguese Queen Donna Ma
ria Da Gloria attained her fourteenth
year on the 10Th ultimo-that is the
period at which, according to the laws
ofPortugal, she could take the reins of
government.
A writer in the Salem Register says,
when tea was FIRST introduced into Sa.
lem, the fashionable mode Of serving it
up was, to boil the tea in an iron ket-
tie. and after straining the liquor of,
the boiled bert was put into dish and
bu:tered. This was eaten, while the
liquid was drunk without sugar or milk
to wash down the greens.
On the 9th instant the trial Of James
Lea, charged with the murder of his
negro slave, came on at Milton, North
Carolina, before Judge Settle. A.
ter full examination Of the various
witness, and an able charge from the
Judge, the Jury returned a verdict of
Manslaughter against the prisoner,
who was sentenced to be Immediately
branded on the hand with a red hot
iron, and imprisoned for the space of six
months.
Counterteiting on q small scdlc.-We
we're shown day or two since a new
article. 1t was nothing more nor less
than cast iron cent. Several Of them
have been passed upon one of our mer-
chants during the present week.
This We believe is the latest article in
the line Of notions.--Schenectady Gc-.
Neu Potatoes Northampton
Mass Courier says, they were shown a
quantity Ut nc,U potatoes Just taken from
the ground, the seed Of which had been
planted late last Edl, and by the assis-
lance Of a deep coat ofmanure and good
warm soil, they vegatated during the
winter, and grew SO iare> as 10 no Sc SGT
eating ON the last day Of March.
The boot and shoemakers of Stuben-
vile, Ohio, have entered into a COM !
bination to nullify. so far as in them
lie, the brothers Of the craft in New
England. They have pledged their
honor they will not foot, bottom, or
repair any eastern or sale made work
whatever, nor counteDance or cncour-
age the same to be done.
Professional men. In the state Of
Newly York there are 1856 Lawyers;
$3.50 Physicians; and 1876 Clergy
men.
Road lasr.-It has also been decided
that IA person OBTAINING another on
the road. unnecessarily, by driving slow
and turning occasionally so as to pre- ,
vent the one driving faster from pass ,
ing, is liable to damages.
No less than seven steam boat loads
Of en- grants had arrived at Detroit
from Buffalo. between the LIST and 18th
inst. carving 29lO passengers.
A person has been convicted at Mo-
bile for Passing counterfeit money.
The punishment is death.
Cumberland S!6srers.-The total
amount contributed by the City Of
Baltimore to the Cumberland sufferers.
Is Sc, l5G and % cents. (,
The citizs rs O. Brownsville, Pa. have
contributes uJwaI is OF sic hundred dol
lars for the relief Of the Cumberland .
sufferers. I
BENZ F. Seaborn. who was committed
on the charge Of having set fire to the
city Of Releigh. N. C.. in September
last, has b>en tried for the offence and
found guilty. 4 motion has been
made in the couT: for an arrest Of
judgment, for defects In the record.
The Clarified PA. Banner mentions !.