The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-11-15

connections in this country when il is es.
minated by the clerks in the post office
that the postage upon letters in the Amer.
scan Post-bag received one day last week
vas upwards Of 30OI.
Letters from Naples to the 25th ult.
state that the utmost discomfort existed
there among the Ffench merchants and
those connected with the trade with
France, in consequence Of tho quarantine
imposed on vessels from Marseilles, which
IS stated to be perfectly unnecessary, and
IS regarded there as meant as an insult
to the French flag. The French Charge
d'Affairs at the Court Of Naples had re-
monstrated upon the subject, but the Ma
politian Government had not paid any
attention to those remonstrences, and an
application to the Court Of France was
intended.
BY the deniso, Gays the London Her
aid Of The 9th, Of General Sir Henry
Warde, the Co;onelcy of the 3ls. Foot
becomes vacant. Sir Henry, who died
at his seat at Alresford, on Wednesday,
was very distinguished officer and ia
ther Of the Countess Of Guilford.
The same paper says that Some very
interesting Parliamentary Returns rela-
tive TO emigration to the American and
Australian colonies we're yesterday dis
tributed. They consist Of extracts Of cor
respondence between the Secretary ol
State and the Governors Of the British
colonies respecting emigration and the
disposal of Grown lands, and dispatches
from Colonel Arthur, tending to throw
light on the state Of Van Diman's Land. D."
The Editor justly remarks, "that the
proximity of the United States influences
the price of labor in Canada, and no sys-
TEN with respect to future grants of land
can have the effect of keeping labor low
er than it is in the United States, and
the extent Of land already granted in Can
ada, in an improvident manner, must also
in a great measure determine the price OF
future grants.
Ohio Election. Cincinnati Ga
zette gives returns Of the votes for Gov
ernor from all the organized Counties in
Ohio. Those from all the counties but
three are official. They give for Lucas
69,593, Findlcy &C, ,484: majority for
Lucas 3,lO9. At the election of Gov
ernor IN 1892, his majority was 8 8,O6G.-
Jackson loss, about five thousand. OF
the Senators elected last year, 8 are
Wings, and 10 Jackson of those elected
this years, 8 are Wings, and Jackson. -
One, however, is described as being Anti
Bank, and Anti Van Buren. or the
House Of ofRepresentatives, 4 are ascer-
tanned to be Wings and % Jackson men.
"A generous act.-The Natchez Miss. }
Journal relates an anecdote Of n. Or
leans gentleman, who had tenant that
had occupied building Of his for some
years. During the recent pressure, the
tenant called upon his landlord, and said
no was unable then to pay his rent for
tho proceeding month, and reminded him
that he had punctually paid him his rent
($24 per monthly for seven years. The
landlord was inexorable, and told him
he must move, and gave him fifteen days
to find house. Before the fifteen days
expired, the tenant called and paid his
rent the landlord handed him piece OF
paper, saying, "There is your receipt"
Upon the expiration Of tho fifteen days,
the tenant again called, and informed the
landlord that he had obtained house,
and was moving. The landlord, You
are fool, sir you are fool Go look
atyour receipt you will find that it is in
full for the tent for twelve months" The
tenant, who had not examined it, wen
home, in great surprise, and when he
found it, to his still greater astonishment
was bill Of sale Of tho whole property
worth at least fourteen thousand dol
lars
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