True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

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! Granite pillars are getting inlo disgrace in N
| York, because Of their untilness to stand lire.
Five hundre, thousand hays Ut wheat are na the
way fro the ports OF the Ba,ic and Black seas
for New York.
! Mrs Mary Williamson, who was beaten 60
| shamefuiy last a uaust by man name ed Burrows,
died The 9th in New y ork, from her wounds.
! Burrows has been caught and Logged in prison.
Three thousand cases were laid over at the last
Novem er term OF the Supreme Court OF Massa-
chnseis. Verify the Yank ees are lillgious set.
| In Vermont there are ,G19,9II shee2; N Ilamp-
sftlre, 465, 10: nnecticut, 800, 900; in n York,
| 5,0Oo,000; in all 6,775,000 Surprising each flee ce
tj"elg III pounds, the annual product ct wool IN
those states woad lie $2,I95,l6 49,. Is not this
| branch OF industry worthy OF pr-rectlon!
Mr. Icnshaw, at the request OF Van Buren, will
| not resign the collectorship a! Boston.
4 There exported from Cincinnati in one year,
|. rec millions value off pork six undred thousand
dollars IN -four, seven hundred and fifty thousand
! in whskey; two millions in manufactures OF iron
| in miscellaneous articles ST ,759 200, making a
grand total oil So, 10000
1t is contGnp plated to raise corps OF SUI nlrn IL
| Philad,l phia, for Texas.
Forrisn.-Ihe U S ship Erie was at Bucnos
| Ayres the 81 st December last.
| A line of whale boats has been established to
carry the mail ietwcen Mtntevidco and Buenos
Ayrrs. The expense is paid by subscription.
| The harvest in the Argentine Republic had
CONNIE nccd on the 3Ist Dec. 1896, and promised
| to he very ABUNDANT.
On the 23d December, II Ms ship 1mngene
| was engagsd in target firing in the outward roads,
| for want Of something else to do. The target 5
| 800 yards from the shiu OF l0l shots fired, 50
struck the target
| On the 22d November, Gen Frere and G. 10 Puga
and Trbislanda, were sent to the island Of Juan
Fernandez-bcing exiled for 10 years. These
were the officers concerned in the late revolution
in Chill.
The crews Of the Peruvian Corvette, Libcrtad,
and schooner of war YanacAoo ha have mulineer
ed and gone over TO Chill.
The Peruvian General Gamarra, who fought
the battle Of Yanacoocha against Santa Cruz, was
! in Cuenca, waiting to invade thu department OF
La Lihertdd
the opposition trsm Ell Ecuador had formed close
connection with Gen Flores, The eX-prcsdent of
that State.
The foreign Diplomatic and consular agents in
Lima have had meeting, the result of which was
to pray their respective governments to interfere,
for the purpose of bringing about amicabe ad-
ustment of the difficulties between Chilli and Peru.
The harbors OF Pacusann, Lachira, Chorlos,
Ancon, Chancay, Lam bayeoue and Scchura have
been made provisional ports OF entry for foreign
comm
The trade of Cronstradt, during 1880 was as fe-
lows: arrivals ,lOl. Sailed 1891. Of these, 81
American vessels arrived at The port, and 50 de-
parted from it.
The President of the republic of Chill, has ex-
traord'nary pnweas to punish certain conspirators
till the 81 May next
The washerwomcn of Buenos Ayrcs had given
n four days festival on the beach called washerwo.
mans land. The women wore red jackets and
hats, and marched i'll professions, beating tin
washing machine with stick. l. seems to have
been sort of SaturMllia. a minuet walked
by two negroes, amid the immense applause.
General Jackson's FdremeN .3ddrcss.-The fare
well address of Cen Jackson, is of the most
remark BILE documents Of the present day. 1t
ecntraes in its columns all the energy, the folly,
the wisdom the knowledge, the prejudices, the
patriotism, the aniipathies OF the singular and mys
ferrous being whose signature it bears. 1t is not
probably written by Andrew Jackson, but it con-
tains his mini-iiis soul-his passion-his feelings
his good and evil traits. Like the Supreme
Being OF the ancient fire worshppers, this docu-
ment aims good and evil princIl.. HIS re-
commentator to union-to harmony-,o peace
TO tranquility are the carnations ohis good prin
ciPle-his appeal to the lowest pre- udices of the
mob, against the commercial Institutions of the
county, springs from his cvi! principle Of action.
This remarka Bile and mysterious document will
have greater effect than the world dreamed Of
Gen, raj Jackson's farewell address lays the foun-
datlon of the ruin OF his successor. On the sub
Jet OF banking and curreEcy-ol trade and COM
mercc-of speculation and public land, Mr.. Van
Buren, is decidedly with the commercial classes
anu ihe HlSlcT lhleTeSIS throughout lie UnlDn
Gen. Jackson is personfcarion of the mob spirit
lie has lett t!o munte of sp"pulary--not to tic
kitcher.--not to the re ,ency--not TO Mr.. Van
Buren--he has CALAMITY and fe4res ly flung it
over the mob Of New York-the loco-iocos, lust
as much as Elijah did Elisha, whc, the former
assembled to heaven and left the latter to continue
his power and Influence on earth. The parting
advice of Gen. jackson will Ii hit up a flame that
will spread .conflagralion round the heads Of the
young administration. His bitter dcnuncia,on OF
banks and paper money--ot the credit sys,cnl--oi
all the litutlons of commerce, by which the
county has prosPcrcd so mucn and well, W i'll
call !nte existence party that. will ov,rturn tle
hypncrlles now in power,
From this moment we expect to see the political
events of this country take singular turn. The
farewell address lays the foundation OF a new party
The ocotocos OF this city-.hc whole elements OF
the mob-Plant themselves on this paper, and
begin war agoinst the possessors OF power that
will s,arle many before the year is out. There
can be no mistake in tins opinion Events are
daily bringing those matters to light. Watch the |
mob OF this eity-of every ci,-lhrousheut the
Union.