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Much how much-ofou our arlor might Ia ,baied
how nigh, our arms he paral,zrd. it we cold hook
hey oud the present hour. aud hcholI the (Gmcn,
whirh the future holds in slurc IT, sir could
raise the inpcuelrahle curtain and look lnt,a,d to
the inu as can look back upon the p,t., Trident.
" ~ drsitc for the good of our cnmmoutuuury
ANA Tor his )wn tame, aud much as | wou,dlow do
10 promote the elevation Of that distinguish.
Ell statesman TO the highest places Of mower.
every desire might iail, every effort case
Yes, SIR II ] should sec him desrcndm from
mat lofty enIncncc. soured, disappointed.
vindictirc -lurgetful of hi; own chaac,er.
and OF The friends who had stood by Elm in
the hour ofneed i'll should see the nGrni,ies
OF our naturc--thc lower antbasor passpns--
mastering and cxpclling all lie noble ant zen
crouS properties which | knov belong 10 his
heart; II should see him bctnvnr aud ADAM
doning the cause which he no, upholds. max.
INC his lilcnds ITO hang their heads in votv
shame and contusion--I do no say, sir tina, |
would pray Heaven TO blast al our oiioIIs in
the cause OF our courtry--hut riher would
see his sun go down noic, evcniom its hirb
hooh' so that it leave us eo,ous ght to
chccr, and animate, and guide, I'd TO which
we could tuin our eyes with hig and heart.
stirring pride; rather would see his, than 10
behold him putting off the mighv afmor OF,
Achilles, which no man can wea TO act his
/ perInrcd part, who by fraud lcvelle the proud
walls OF Troy to dust; rather ihi$Jar rather
man TO see him lingering on the ssgc ofpo-
lItlcal action, behind his time. ''the ersion o
ms enclnIcs---the melancholy pity Of h,
! friends"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26
A HOME THRUST,

The following passage from the czech
of Mr. Piclens of South Carolina. is "a well
mPrited compliment to the Regency of
New York. There has beer more whole.
some truth told on the N,0r of CCncress.
within a few weeks, BY Mcssrs ppkens
and Wise, than he minionS Of the i yccutivc
spoIlS handuli have before heard I, r con.
siderable period. There Is no. hing like
giving things their true names: we presume
that the minority will enter their Pm,rs,
against Mr. Pickens' appeal;
Look he Sat" of New York as ,,inrs
now exist there. We find an ayifvi. uroHi-
gate. and during party ICaTucd Together by
money corpnralons--b the dlstrbuiInn
OF Offices, aud The power and 'rrrur 81 nrr.
feet organization tor the oner pnrnose nl
swaylng the political dc>rlnins of the cnnn,
try. Sir, I so'cmaiy Jeiiere tint, far Lase,
ness Of puIposc aad in degrna .nw means. ma
Pn'ty las ecsr risen in any ciar h.d ,oVni,l
IN eqaat il. since tie JachoG inic clubs al
France held Meir m;Gaght me e'jngs: when
M man dare whisper the secrets Of hts hear,
even 10 the partner ct his bosom. without
beng arrnIgur,! under their terrific t,g,u
siion. "pponi To he min J,,iiy G,oUt lint
SITE on tbs .tio2r. 10 iao!, irLcg II, mai
zee UNDER y -T>TGM OF POI ITrCAi yA,-AL
AGE, II. 'ct'ch tie du0'iHn .! palig opsnit
SVrend OW their b7nHcrS '''s01h,, b,Di2t' .ftl
Spo7ts Of GiCinrg dcioHg ia iie coaO.myOr. =
and unGcr ms c{Ie SiHadnii cuN uDtn Neiy
merc1HnrY dHndy 10 unibce m ibe ,,jynJ.r nj
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26

commander; aud marched 10 The Land or
lic,, ,orclblv removed The pillars, stripped
of the capboard,, and turned the frame
over INFO the public road. All the books
ard valuable pagers Of HE Office, "a well III
as out Of the iron chest, having b en first
taken out, to tue amount Of two sleigh
loads, were conveyed about two mics TO
Barnharl's Inn, aud there burnt. Forum
nrrlv the agent was not found. or he might
under the feeling of The moment, have re.
ccivcd personal injury. Albany Argus.
Dredfui accident on he Hdriem rail road.
Yesterday at O'clock while the men
were at work IN the south end Of the tunnel
at Yorkvlic. on the Harlem rail road, al
about SO feet from the entrance ; large
mass ofrock ofabout % ions, became de,ach
ed from the root, and BY lis fall five mer
were instantly killed VIZ James Bulc er
Stephen Cody aud Michael Borsn, natives
Of Ireland. James lulnson native Of Eng
land aud James Armstrong, native Of Scot
| land. late teacher Of the public schno' a
XornviIlc. Edward Roberts as severely
injured, bot hopes are entertained OF hl;
recovery. Mr.. John Ru,tcr he supcrln'cn
dnnt of the work, was standing near Mr.
| Armstrong at the time, aud narrowly cSca p
ed. his feet having been caught by be tai
| lInr rock, and h. was unable 10 cXttICat'
| himself until some of the rock was remove,
hls injurG however was but slight.
D., COuy. Gad EaQ.
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MIR, ADAMS AND MIR. WEBSTER.


we copy IRON the National l"'e''senrer the
sulendid peroration of the speech of MIR. Evans Of
4, ; H., ., ,,; r. a.; ,,; l
~ ~ ' " w
the severe ana searching sarcasm OF Us reoukes,
richly cniIIc il TO all the euloey il has reCei,cd-
,rb, .G., ,I,.o, Al, C,,,s ,,,,,, ,ho c,.o
most o' NE opposition m'hn's u Nons'ess' III 'e'
gard 10 power and cluqucnce in debate. Cd: ids.
The hnunr,,,,lc member. with n preci.im, r. aim
r;h' l.,,r. n,,,,i,, nr II ,l, a, ia ,,hou Ia. h,Iis
vrra srrd and ,h,,, Inc d,scribe. as 49, the Arhii
>, al nine s.n,p essay. II, Lriu, dn,n f.uu Ia.
hiah s,,uoin, me ,rnrr,enrinn has own cuIn,u,,n
wal H. vuh unsu,r,,,cI ability. in the niher
h,.,,,rh Of the eoi.L ,Ituc The attack vas uulIc
+, haze Lr,, ,xur,rrI fam lh,i quarter. A SCENE
If d,.g,,rcGI Il, ,nlrr .nrh ms ,h. sur,ke p, s,J he
al n7,a. ni un.snd il, ,r,, ,.,,., exr.,irnre here
nL,,o.s gr',,iii.I ,hn =, rri.hnJ ,.rl,no. Of ,hs
n,,,,he, ,oI,, ,br dcL,.;,. fancy ,I ,,iuu,h war
a.. h.. .,,'I,io, man, Si sh,n M, ,,,,,,,, en-
,,,,,,, 81 i; ,;,,,;.h.L .,,, s,,n Il il
,,,,ec,.s,,, c,r mo -, cnn,o, H., ,enu;,ed or am,
,,,, -, ,t,u,,. C,,,.,,d IN his d,enre III. char
| ,,,,, a. ..ry;r,. h,s u,,i,u. hi. ou;ninns ,h,
a,,,, ~ ill., ,,.,,.c.,,J.n, ,n,,o,. arr, L.c,r. ,Ln
| ,,,IJ The, .uc,k oot Ear b,m in n ,oic. tl,,i
| c,,,,, La sil.,r.L Ibe, stand C,r,h ,n fan yirv
AMI M man can o5.,u,e mr. rio, ,hcm from the his.
tory of his c,unl,y i, Ia, been exceedingly pam.
| GL Ia me 10 take "A mart and especially the rar, |
have taken ia this d, bate. Rccolecrions If the
past alc llronaing IN nv mind, and weigh me dow
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26

RUsINEss,-The n. Y. Daily Advertiser of
Feb. Goth says-"l'his has been one of the
sew crest winter months we have experienced
in many years. The sound has been shut for
several weeks, and no prospect of its opening.
The north river is tight and fast. The bay
and barbor have been much ileer of ice and
vessels have got cut and in without much
difficulty. The week has been an interesting
one for news Washington advices state that
the French question is settled, and that the
French viii pay the money. This, torether
with the Iact, that the bank has been charter,
ed, has given great spring TO busness--reaI
estoteand stocks have gone up, and several
articles Of merchandise have improved mate
rally. The spring trade has already com.
menced tho jobberS are beginning in good
earnest 10 prepare for business,
l!lGn PRICES IN THE WEsr.-We are in.
formed by an intelligent gentleman from the
West. that tho prices of pork, wheat and pro.
visions generally, were never known so hirh
lucky Mississippi and the adjhining slates-
PorP for example. running alive in the streets
bHugs 81 Il hundred; aud wheat from 50 Ia
SO a bushel. At Chicago we have already
kaown that pork was selling for $s5 barrel
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26

L. S. BANK. The Senate Of pcnnsy|va'
MA has finally passed the bill char'"r'ng
this institution. and i, has received the
Governors signature. The following arc
the yeas aud uays on the final vo'r. The
names in tales Indicate the Jackson men
who -npportod the bat.
YEAS Sics.rs. Burden, Darraeh, Dickey,
Fore, Fullerton, Harper Of Lch 'ih-hhm, Hop'
Aims, Lrin. James, MnchIer, MddiecoG, N'Ier'
Paul, Penr0Se Smith, Srohm. Poland, Canning
ham, Spkr-2O. >,
NAYs-Messr.. Baker, Carpenter, Geiger, liar-
per Of Pha Kelly, Krebbs, LeeI, M'Culloch,
Newhard, Read. Rogers, Sangslon-l2.
We learn from the National Gazette
tha, the directors of the Bank held meet
inr on the i9Ih inst and resolved unanm-
ously to accept the new charter. In refer
cnce to This subject the Albany Journal
has The following sensible remarks.
We certainly regret HE existence of
state of things that rendered 1t eSpfdl"o
for a single State TO charter Bank whlcl
in our judgement, ,uId on. I'' "Sein as {
creation al Congress, placed uncef th'
control Of the General Government IL .
giving to concentrated wealth. un Influence
uud power tha, may be cXerted ~ The M
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UB r. TIT GeTONa
FRIDAY MONAi' Sc, FEB. &c.

From VI oNrrELitR' We learn that the
two conv'o''nhS "'re numcronsy attend
ed. The Wings met NJ, 9 O'clock. and or
gained by elccting yndre Ma,,ocks Pres.
ident, Of D"c'' ." It. ot' i ,nningion, Sec.
Mcss's' laud"c"'r .odges aad WALTON were
appoint cd a corn .it,ce to report business,
and a'ler SOM" W ler preliminary measures,
the co"Ven'ona jnurncd.
In the An'Iu ,souic Crnv,n,ion. Zimr
Howe was IA" mated a Pre-. and Messrs
PROCTOR anu .navenwurth a. Y. Priests.
'TDrspate nos have been received from
Mr.. Vail, ST o,lnp that the British minister
lad inform "A him. Mt the request of the
French ,vnrmeut ll,,, the American Ia
denni,y would be PAL !.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26

Souru AMERICAN INDEPENDENcE.-
letter has been received IN n. York by an
areu, of one Of the South American Re
pnbhcs rc-lden, there, from gentleman OF
great responsibility in llavanna, stating
that information had been received there
from Spain that the Spanish Government
had acknowledged the independence of III"
$. A. Republics. IA" New York Courier
i, of the opinion that the Information Is m
cnrrcc,, because we have advIceS ten days
later from Europe than those received N
Havana, which give no such intelligence,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26

THE SEAT OF WAr The last accounts from
ST. An Justine are TO tue 7lli inst. Gen. Scott az.
,iycd there that morning.. Fucs, it is stated were
seen ON the town about twenty M'leS south
and i, WIS supposed. the country he'ng entirely
DIES ,rted by the wh<; inhabitants, 'htt the Indians
WEI re burning the pa n,alion-. An exp,ess reached
p cola ON the 3ls, of January from, ten. Clincl,,
q onye>inu information that he had been joined by
General call. The express rider and the lrrr\min
who wen, over the rner 10 bring HIM across both
assert thar they saw indians in HE Immediate VI
cinity The ste amer Florida, with Il company ol
volun,ee from Geors ia arrived ~ jacksonville on
the c9,h ulno. They appear IN have been rece'-
we'd with the greatest enthusiasm. Inc mex, d'y
they p,oceecI on perious route 10 the head
quarters of q eneral Climb. C0ur. s. Eng.
A subsequent letter from $, Augustine
Of the 1861, states the following unortu-
nate occurrence
"a Lieut.. WARD Of the volunteers, attached
10 Gen. Ciinch's command, h'! nui'nei ANA
threatened. 10 shoot hi commanding "ihrc', Vol
PARRISH and was imm ,lia,ry shot dead by the I,i-
,-,. The consequence Of hls unfortunate affair
WAS tina, aI the volunteers h I'd left Gen. Cnch.
lea, ing him only his five conpanIes of regulars, and
lie had AT tina; time received no reIniorcemenls
Gen. Scott has written letter 10 the
Secretary of War, calling for more troops
TIE Charleston papers state that Brig.
Gen. Eusis and sun, accompanied by
Capt Garfield and L.. Temp|e, with Capt.
Van Ness company Of Artillery, lett that
CITY on the I2,h, for St. Augustine.
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Texas. The red liver Herald, publish
cd Na'chi'Ochr>, has letter from Texas,
Of which the following is al extract.
"In every action the eurny have been beaten
Nv our troops. The towns on The k'o hr'"de nay"
,isrn against Santa Anna. Letters OF marq"e have
a,crn granted by Texas. and so soon as we can GET
,hcm alpal, we Can carry the war into The enemy
CUnirN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26

Ot his rCSOlul ION. lie GA hn' lHItnO 10 AZ
tack the motive Of Mr. Plukncy: God only
knew what hl, motive had been. Iflhcrc
was Judas lscarrot IN this House, who
had received his thirty pieces of silver. Mr.
WISE knew 1t not.
Mr.. plnckncv rose hastily from his scat,
interrupted Mr.. Wise, aud SAID that tho
matter was progressing too tar. lie had
borne as long as any nan could bear, ard
he begged permlssiun of tn" house TO say
word.--Thc Speaker SAID he could be
permitted to proceed provided Mr.. Wise
would yield the floor. That gentleman re-
fused TO do so, and proceeded III hls oXpa-
nation. lie wished TO be distinctly under"
stood both by the House and Mr.. Pnkncy
himself that he intended no attack upon
that gentleman, and no personal Insult To
hun he had right to characterize acts o!
| lcr,slaGon here. lie did 50: and lr so do.
/ ing. he Kissed the gcntl' man a. descrtcr
! .rutn the principles of the South. Mr.
! PIncknev Appealed to the House 10 II ar
MIN it was hard he should not b. permits
ted to eav a syllable IN reply to the Wanton,
nnpruvoked aud urin>lliiabr attack which
had been made uonn inn. BUt The House
could Mt BE- induced to consent. The
Speaker decided that, notwithstanding the
explanation Of Mr. Wise, his words were
uut If order. and that he could Only pro.
coed by permission Of the House. Mr..
| WISE appeaicd: hnt wlhdrcw his appeal, ON
the request of MIR Bell. who sugg"-tcd
that tie, point could best b. settled tv tu-
kiuI the question, Shall the gentleman
from NIrglnia b. permitted 10 proceed ?"
The house decided the qnr>rtu" 500 favor
OF Mr.. Wise, by vorc Of one bvqIred md
e'erca Yeas agai"d njaeiy tro Bags
Upon tbs dccl,lnn. polu'- ot ORDER came
up Thicker and faster rhau before. One
member had no sooner auulurc"G that "hp
rose IN pcIut Of order" than h.- ucXr Gpnr
nelehb,r requested tla' be- might b. made
to I'll down, whilst lie rats lis point Of or
der The result was that, iiun'y. no one
knew whether he stood on his head or iI
hrrl,; and each was appealing to his friend
to come between hlm and h,! u's, les, they
should tuuudrr for ever. We succeeded,
however, between iuur and fvr N getting
up an a turunrni. since " hlra iun' hHve
not a'lcudcd To the slightest avocaiuon,
withoul entertaining serious dpub whrtA-
err | Was uot "ur of o'Grr m dom. ~.
Oar New York Ere BlD !, made rao
SPECIAL order for tomorrow. | hopr II may
be III my power ere long 10 send ,nn riad
ndlngs in regard to H.--Dut ! nave mucn
msglvng'
TtJruary wa 1856.
In the Senate, tins mntuur. we have
had hnut ~, and must pow ria, Gl~n,ry Of
Snu'hrrn Cluqu"hc". A.ur ii,' ruinu."JI"n
of the usual nIo5n'ne business hir Dtaton's
roso,u''"n apnroptla Ing ri, ,u,.,lu~ rrv"uur
."t the CuUrd States lob t.," uIl,I.a.v g, ..rc..
Of The couuIly VA. ruI,.d or. !. ua- rX
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26

AbuIi,ion and Slavery arniu--bol uud
G,,,,,., s,ir,, ,,nfl. .,brni,d mn .p,rll
and tr,y mn, vb,r, ,lo ,un,,,, .p,li l.
~ ~, G,nnL bv whn., ru,rrcv !, cam H..
fnallv nm, IA rcs,. rho rr,nirr n,r,,nn ,c
ms iay has b,,u f,urr[rd ovnv IN tbr
|,nuse or REPRESENTATIVES. he d,bn,r. an
oo,n,s of or,l.r which r,.sr.s.d uenr,Ilv
ne,,Lrr uupur,ancr nor mn, rest. and witch
was remarkable only for the on,l,e .,Die If
d,sordrr winch uerynd,d lh,. Ur,.. dur,n,,
,to,r discussion,
When Mr.. Br,u,s p~,,rn,cI u.ro,,aI
far ,hn nhol,r,on nl Slavery. Le ,noy.d III,
rr,n,,pcp Ia rbar Select Cn,nmr,,r Winch
had h,,n onoo,n,aJ under ,h. ,..,lu,,,u. 81
Mr. pinckuny. rf Snulh C,r,lun and m
,,h,,i, ...,li ,cI,,,,n..,,d ,ns,,or,ai. ,,h,ch
had bo,,roi,r. t,,u off. red ., u,,,b, mere.
afier ne pres,r,,J" wrr,. ordered tn h.. com,
m,rrd Mr.. VIZ, raised ouc,,nu of
nrfo, am ,ba yul,I,rv uj Tins nrn.r,rr,ye
ac,i,n nj tho lI,u.r unnu s,,birrl,unlt,rs
Iuflcr,.Ia,l,u not ncrua,Iy m II, n,,.c,,lon :;
and cnu,nootcd vcry.ryer,ly upuu the tr,o
Ip,iou itself and unon tin, obiprr winch II !.
DESIGNED ia secure. lie ,ald he did not con.
s,dor the qes,lon of abuIltion settled. nor
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

Extract Of lrrrcr from Cou,'antiuonle
dated Dee: 7--"1'hr people Of this capitol
have been veriovcd, IN consequence of the
birth Of n third son 10 the Suilan. Al the
ship. Of war. and the whole Of the batteries
on both sides Of the Dosphoro>, have ac-
cordng t. aucIcut custom, fred sa,voS
times day for a week. and there have
been Examinations and other public rciplc
lngs. The Grand Se,gnlnr communicated
tins event 10 Ihe Diplomatic Body by the
following letter, from the Rois ETudl,
and thus rnu-ual step has made great sln-
.allon at Pera:
Most noble aud most honorrd Sir our
dear trlenG--On SUNDAY. the 10Th of the
prcsent moon of Schaban The Majestic. at
- minutes past tour. through III" Divine
Grace. Prlnce. Of august health. oi the
pure aud royal blood of my Lord, the most
mains,tc-tnusl ,"rrb lc,-most powerlul--
my 'oaueiaclor and Emprrur, who incrra-rs
the splendnr of the throne of rhr Cull'al.
aud throws "A lusire on the seat Of mai rsrv
aud aud royalty, has adorned the cradle OF
puInp, has pnI IN the swaddHug Clothes 81
eX isl ence aud happiness, aud has received
the name uf XDzamouddin-- r equator OF
Rellgion-whcI Is II pledge ut prosperity.
! Ina smuch as tins highly joyful event has
! been announced and communion ted To the
other plvors OF the Empire. the High lmpe
rial will has required particularly that II
should b. also Announced and comnunlca-
ted to the Representatives Of the friendly
| Powers, who are sincerely attached - thus
| Imperial person, the refuge of Ma r,Iy, In
ia" firm persuasion that all the happy events
which occur to The most glorious family OF
tine Sovereign are. from The friendship
! which unlleS lheun, "A cause OF pleasure 10
your most respectable Sovereign, | have
/ written this letter 10 announce thus to Won.
and at the same tine to assure YOU of the
/ sincerity nt llle sentiments | bear towards
my friend"
/ Deyfrucii n of The HoiiaHd Laad O1ice
/ By a .Hob [Frum IA l.'rrrr To lhr editor,
dated AT We,Iied, Chaulauque county.
| February 8. IAN exhibition of VIOLENCE
took place a. May,vl,le (th' county scat
ON Saturday evening the 9th INST. winch
will serve 10 illustrate the state Of public
ceiling IN tins region. II Is we'll known
! that he Holland Laud Co. have recently
sold nut lhclr lads To other companies
and that the last sale, Including HE County
ut Chauladqur, except the town of Char
Iortc, was made to Mesrs Trumbull, Cary,
aud others, Su-plclons having been eXcl-
ted with regard Ia he intentions of the new
companies, county and town meetings 81
the settlers have been held, aud commit.
Lees appointed Ia call upon the agents of he
Company. Meantime the excitement
had REACHED such helghl, that between :
and 500 peTsuus assembled on Salurda,
evening, beng wei organizeo and under !
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u Blair. come here. You may rPmem-

Blair. come here. You may remem-
Der that thu old Chief sao "hr would hy to
rccharter,d. IN couiilcucp II Is r,uiur
tered, but do not Ict tire old Grurral 81
fnr'her on li- journey t" the "d.s'1t-" tnan
the Il"rmaogr--br WI dud ua' place CuI
ri eMnmrn Tor enln. u .--2lL..
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS

OHUfuhy. ICO ioH
The House were occupied to-day with
the presentation nf resolutions from he dlf
l,rent states. No discussions Of interest
took place, and a motion for adjournment
was carried with bat little opposition at an
early hour. The Senate did not sit.
The news OF Tie acceptance by France
of the offer OF meditation on the part of the
English government MAS received here last
evening 1t Is regarded as an adjustment
ct our dlflicutleS aud all apprchen,louS of
"A hostile issue 10 the controversy nave sub
slded Tins result may be a source of dis
appointment III some quarters. but every
tru" friend OF the prosperity ot the country
cannot but rejoice at IT.
In the House yesterday MIR Cambrrlcng
Introduced resolution assigning Tuesday
next for the consideration at The New York
Reljei Blll. NJ Pcytrn made some point
ed remarks upon the occasion. Tie SAID
that ~ he gentleman from New York had
hitherto voted To give precedence To Mr.
Adams resolution Touching the loss OF The
Fort licatlon Bill over this relief measure.
he Thought thai he ought to be cons list ent
and insist upon the settlement of the cues
ton of the passage uithar resolution before
the Relief BIZ was considered. 1t was
probable that the rc,o'nlIun might be DIS
posed of by To" cad jane "r July, ana II
the mraiIlruc The merchants lntgHt wait. -
The languaoe of Nr Pryron conveyed a
severe bu, incricd >arcA-tn. There l.
bn one opinion with rrgnrilo the nbir
indifference or iuciiicrnrv OF Mr. Gnu
brclrRe IN relation I" the New York bal.
Affair .,,,, lr.r # os,l. far NJ r ,lom's r,sn.
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At Louisville, Kentucky, and other places
along the Ohio and Mississippi, we learn that
the prices arc equally large. The cxpla-
nation l,ivcn is this: During a lew years past
the Atlantic states IN the south have turned
their attention TO the more valuable culture
Of cot ION, tobacco, rice. sc. and meanwhile,
The Western states have been filling in to an
almo Ct nca'culablc extent, with the food OF
cmie ,ra,ion constantly setting in that direc.
ton. Thus, Indiana, two or three years
sine c, contained about 100000. and now has
600 600 inhabitants.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26

Mrs. PEAK, who was 10 have been exc
& uted his day, died in jail, at Chelsea, on
he 5lh inst,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-26

NEW YoRK, Feb 90. Fire. The spa
cious five story building occupied through
on, as the printing. binding and publishing
rooms of the "Melhodist Book Concern
was entirely dcs,royedby fire on Thursday
morning of this week. The fire broke out
before 5 O'clock aud ragged throughout the
morning, consuming the entire stock OF
books, stereotype plates, paper, printing
materials, Oncludng one great power press
and fifty common printing presses. binders
stock, Sc &c. Only a very small potion
Of the properly was saved. The whole
edition oc the "Chr,tlan Advocate and
Journal" for the current week was drsir"v-
ed. The mail. books were fortunately saved
and the publication OF the paper " III be re-
snmcd a. early a. possible. Tine loss by
this caIaujrv i estimated ~ cHc""d T~0
Hpadred AID FiJiy Thous.nd Dolta's. The
whole Insurance does not nmru' 10 "n"-thlrd
of this sun,. and a great PARTON OF II was
held by the bankru? compaul"S--"' course
good Tor nothing. II Is not prubab" that
{ so 600 Will be realized FROM tins source.
About two hundred persons are thrown ont
OF employment by 'h,S fire, OF whom many
will be serious sufferers.