Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-12

cation IN Paris. The nuH1DeH OF PuWsS ~ hsso
.ei.oai 81 law t,;s yssr - 3asAs a the schoCl0f
medicine; 4500 ut uie normal sehool, 81; st4he
college Of St. Louis, $50 boardcrs and S555cuf-
scholars, in all 865; college, of Louis ID Gs6pds
500 borders and 500 out.scbolars; college CIR.
lemacna, 79l.. The inercase Of the nundhst Of
scholars during last year, isfrom ne.Gfteenthfo
one-twcnticth. ).
The Moon.-Some time since, NJ. Gftith.
ausen, Of Munich, stated, that he had incoutesti-
be proofs that the moon is inhabited; all Europe
assaileil him with ridicule, but he was not TO- be
laughed out Of his opinions, and hns noW tr.
published them, in concert with leafncd eel.
league and astronomer, NJ. Schreter. Their cam
mon conclusions arc 1st, that the scgctalionon
the surface oftlts moon extends toss deg. n. ist;
Cd, that from tho 50th deg of ". lai. to the 47th
Of S. lat they recognise traces Of the abode Of
animated beings. They repeat that which Gruith-
auscn forlniy asserted, that they Perceivs high
roads in various directions and have arther dis.
covered colossal edilce, nearly under theequa-
tor of our satellite. At this place there ig ap aP
pearance of considerable city, near TO which
they arc p,, fectly assured Of the existence Of .
construction similar TO that called In foKtiheafion,
a hornWork.
A daring attempt to rob, and perhaps to con-
NIT murder, was made on Sunday evening Inst,
at one of our principal Hotels. A gentleman
recently from N. York, after retiring to bis
chamber about o'clock, looked nndeE the$bed.
and found person concealcd there. he I'M.
mediately gave the alarm and obtained assasfenee
when q boardcr in the house, (also H0m New.
York; and who called himself BY the name OF
JOKES, was dragged forth, and acknowledged
that he had hid himself there for no good pur:
pose. .,ILe was committed to yaf. man named
WARREN,a a probable accomPlice OF JoNEs who
arrived at the same 6pe with him, and hkeHlso
bo1rder at the Same place, has disaPfeesea.
Ca1r,essss Courier.
Tho salary allowed to the CasSief Of "the
Citizens Bank" ut New Orleans, lME :. Do
PeRRAULrl Is 8 $4,000, which, with hs house
&c. win be equal to $4,000 per snnsI 30
much for the compensation Of cssn'kopcE.
In most of the States, judge who Aesl IN ans
public peace, and protects or seqoesssaseg use,
liberty. and property, by his adpidicat'ons un0er
the lsws receives hardly tn tenth part q this
saarv ont of which, moreover, ne has % pay ms
.a.y o-:;i:o a,nenses LOUISIANA, however, Il
aht N be observed is moro liberal TO her Judges
henob che does not allow them quite e 3taee-
IT, . Salary ,s a tine Citizens" allow 70 eish-
10, She ciycs to her chief Judge $SsVug ypab
and to her Governor 1850 -
1rrrr1. BoxarARrE. the mothers 2sAtoxyps,
lied a. Rome on the I'd February sgs1 -
The Boston incendiasies manifest no disposi
ion to forego their ,nefarious attempts TO burn
he city, and almost eserx might exhibits evidence
If their determination TO de- mischief.
MossY MAsxEr-Msuey now Is worth twelve
,er cent. per annurn. on undoubted secuf'iles;
Tyhy l. Il 90 scarce7 The aAimenoPot,sss Will
ay Il 4 owinr 70. the multiplicity Of banks; tho
Piesidcnt viii say because gold y not substituted
o. papor. 7aersI not 5enf segitsl enough to
= nsef fke ine,eassoftrsdeJ Jfor, Jfhsre c.s, ms.:y
ronH Se nlenty. This p tho secret; add TO TINS
;f;cu,tv. the ;naaence Of GoTcnment in con.
rolling tbe operations ofthe deposite banks and
10. ,,aw institutions ara snthonzed to check
~ Gocsrmpent influence, or the surplus reve-
,,,s ~. i distributed, money win always % scarce
shcn il pleases the President to order the oepoe-
"a banks to cur,aiL As long as the uoseLn-
oent can control the moneycd operation Q. Oh, ne
ountry. trade, commerce, and enterprise VIII 90 z
, the mercy Of the rulers.-Star.