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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-08-23

beneath willow, IN . narrow valley, Surrounded BY
steep rocks, a. the extremity Of lonely path The
depth oil the silence which presses upon him can only be
compared 70 the vastness Of the tumut which had
rounded nun. Nations are absent, their throng has
tired The bird OF the tropics hanessed TO the car Of
the sun, as Button magnhcenty expresses it. speeding
his flight downwards from the planet OF light ress alone
for moment over ashes the weight Of which has shaken
the equilibrium OF the globe Boaapar,e crossed the
70 repair to his final exile, regardless Of that
beautiful sky which delighted Columbus, Vasco De
Cana, and Camoens stretched upon the ships stern
he perceived not that unknown consultations were
sparkling his head his powerful glance for the first
time encountered their rays. What to him
which he had never from his biyouacks, and which
had never shone over his empire Nevertheless, not
Of them has failed to fulfil destiny one half Of
the armament spread its light his cradle the other
half was reserved TO illuminate his tomb.
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DIsTREssISG AccIDENT--We regret to learn that last
evening Mrs. DALLAS, mother Of the Hon. George M.
Dallas American Minister 10 Russia neousy
killed by melancholy casually the particulars Of which.
as they have reached us, these Mrs Dallas
turning after nightfal in carriage from the country.
accompanied by Mrs Alexander Campbell when in pass.
ing through Brown street. the horses attached 10 tho
vehicle took fright and ran away The breaking Of some
part Of the harness brought piece Of wood connected
with 1t in contact with the heels Of the horses, and
creased their progress to their topmost speed AT this
luncfnre the humorous driver sprung from his seat leaving
his horses TO their guidance and direction. The
furious animals swept along the street. until coming
either IN contact with obstacle, turning corner.
the carriage partly upset. and Of the afnghted
inmates dashed headong upon the pavement. Mrs.
Campbell was the lady thrown out, and grutihed
TO hear that she was saved as by miracle although it
pains 10 add that she severely bruised and wound
ed and il is greatly feared may not survive Mrs Dallas
remained in the carriage IL mistake not until the
horses arrested in their fight Being taken into
house, she scarcely able to speak, and merely
planned Of the oppression of her dress which prevented
her from breathing freely gToan two ensued and
the amented lady had ceased to live There was no er-
terna injury upon her person, except uncomfortable
bruse upon her arm and it is believed that she died of
moi improbable thai the discovery Of some internal hurts
might result from thorough post moftem examination
Mrs Dallas amiable accomplished, and high
bred woman who has fulfilled in her day and genera
tion with exemplary purity and TRUTH the duties OF wife,
mother, and member Of the society which she has
long adorned Her loss will be deeply depored by all who
love goodness and virtue and the benefccn influence Of
personal worth Philadelphia Gazette.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-08-23
NEW YORK BANKS.

Aggregate statement Of the condition Of the banks Of
the state OF New York, the first day Of August 1887
taken from their reports TO the Bank Commissioners
pursuant 10 law:
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-08-23

The New ohean. Canal Bank il is stated. resumed
specie payments on the 18th inst
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-08-23

NJ The slip, from the cas-, contain nothing Of n,e-
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

The Junior editor Of the Wheeling
Gazette thus anonymously notices the
marriage and absence OF his senior
mariner, who is now in Baltimore,
spending the "honcy NOON"
dies gone-who was for aye,
Our brother aud our friend
1t be ONES our painful duty, in DIS
charge of our obligations to the public,
to announce the demise Of enc, who
has long been known TO the good q.
items of Wheeling, and still better
known to the humble junior Of the
Gazette. He who has budetted the
storms of the political ocean, who has
borne up under the most aggravatlng
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

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81 yofg natcnbg 70 lbe pride 81 'n NV 40.
+. rap citizen. SUI my hfi lnrn non
Y, m.vht have brgn wrong, and may Io hrtc'
" amer corrected. The famous ! q NdamF
with bis bait pate, STOPPING a'l ann ih
trrar looking rauaunoncn WIS au"uH
thofraiotako his seat lie wore m3 u'u.
10 nl sarcastic sheer, as II ho INTENDED q
ol continue his hullouncry and make i'o
~ |orhttnslr In order tu impose on Congrc7s
va also recognized Shcrrod Williams ih'
Iy lnmous Boswell Of Martin Van burcn' r.
ht There Zoo npncarcd the insignificant look
I'D inc Bvnum, with his old enemy WISE Jus
ty brEind him. and there also noticed ou
10. observation-disclosures pale and emaco
La tod from the fatigue Of his journey, an
edI the accidental injury he received - N'l
4. lucky. Gbolson too was iherc-but WI
=, not describe him.
~ Al ~ O'Clock the House was called
Iie order nv Mr.. Franklin the clerk, who IN
no re1;otelv commenced calling the roll b
ED ,bo states. He proceeded until be came
1r-l lhc state Of Mississippi, when Mr. Mel
Gil Ger Of Virginia objected 70 the names
10 Claiborne and Gholson bong cauoo-".
&C. ted that there were many doubts III re-
rs, gard to their election, that from me U''
bic of his knowledge and belief they were ho
ar elected according to the CONSTITUTION "
md Laws the State or olthe United 0'a'e
Sc. Ghoson replied by a lew common -"
for remarks intimatng that 'hey "CrG o ~
an ed for the whole Of the twcnty-llllh Co'
nj grcss &c. Claiborne arose oyideHuy ~
,Lo der II high degree OF excitement sa'a i
~" knew from what source thso9Iecuoh o'
~ ~ gnatel-that its object regarded '1o ~ !!
nc ING election DC. that 1t was mar"cu i
ofN suit not upon him or his colleague II
wv upon any party, but up@n, ~ wv ""o,e rE
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lble Bynum and many DINERS Pu'"' 'i,1
lue, until after numerous resolutions we
eraI offered and laid on the table ana I" !,
G itI hours were consumed IN TINS @a',' v
be House decided that the clerk should Pr
md. coed with the call OF the roll A rGso''lt
was then Immediately offered ana carr )
that the House proceed TO the ciccuoh,
NJ Speaker, whcreupon on the ifst ooi
tbis Mr.. Polk had 10 yoles, no'l NO. e /"
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A new modo Of Viotomiziag.--A Eel
low raised the wind the other day y
little the neatest we have heard Of
lately. He called on Il factory agent
in the evening, and let himself to worf
for has board--got nice supper, COM
Portable lodging, a hearty breakfast,
two drinks Of ardent, and when work,
ing hours arrived, was among the mis-
sing!
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

Too MUCH rouG poR SMpENcr.r-A
spark had noticed at a public place, d
pretty looking girl, who he thought,
would be an easy prey; and he, with,
out ceremony, addressed her, but met
with a severe rcbuke; this so disdon.
ccrtcd hum, that in his confusion, he
could Just utter: "WeIl, well, but do
not swallow me-" Sob no." said tho
young woman with a significant SMILE,
"you need net fear that; am Jdw.
css, and am not allowed to eat pork"
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

New System Of Astronomy.-Mr.
Marshall, worthy mechanic Of this
city, having devoted the leisure hours
of thirty years to the study Of astron-
omy, has at length perfected a system,
which in the opinion Of many persons
well skilled in the science, is clear Of
the difficulties and embarrassments Of
the Newtonian doctrine. His postu-
.lata are accompanied with diagrams
to elucidate them and substantlate
their correctness.
lie is now endeayoring to lay the
results of his long continued labors
before the scientific world, for then
approval or rejection. We are not
sufficiently skilled in this most ancient
Of all sciences to speak positively o.
the correctness of Mr.. MARSHALL,
theory; but as far as our Imperfect
knowledge permits us to Judge Of it.
merits, it certainly is very plausible
and TO our mind much more in accor
dance with the general law OF nature
(Which always chooses the most SIM
Iple method to accomplish i'spurposes.,
than that system which is generally
received as the correct and only cor
rect one. -,
4 Mr.. Marshall has given us the fol
flowing synopsis of his work, whlcI
Inc desirnatcs as "AarShaHS SoLa
,System:n Anew position Of the Fart
discovered, founded upon the balance
Of mower and time-the seasons, eA
Inhibited, with a calculation of tru
time. founded upon the attractlv
mowers of the Sun, and the Earth
centrifugal force.
1t is well worthy the attention Q
scientific men, as It is entirely orig
, nal. and the result Of his own obseI
/. vations and reasoning.--Frederic
(Ma) Ci'iser'
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

Whole number Of votes, 295
One hundred and thirteen neces-
sary to a choice.
The Message has been gall and
NORWOOD to the party. You may
consider this vote as decisive OF the
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29


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nee on THE NEW ORLEANS
BULLETIN,
gast'agl0a, Sept. G.
mge in Washington Is
b al q most singular and
hH document. tits warmly
BY the larger portion Ct
Hration party, bot zealously
BY the few among the
Al lhe administration who
aIVes Conservatives, and
The banner of Tallmadgc,
lie Credit and Banking
Ne United States. The
III be disappointed in its
sli fad nothing TO approve
be recommendation Of III
Necessary from the pecu
te times~l mean the pro
b continue the Indulgence
Educ from the importers t.
lment. This recommends
ther with that which pro
peal of the Deposit Law, S,
Nihhold from the States
b Of the fourth instalmen
plus Revenue, will no doub
eattention Of Congress, be
Preseut extraordinary Sc.
But beyond this, nothing
ge Of the President is nc
Satisfactory to the Wing pa
from being satisfactory {
lie political friends of til
Mr.. Wright, Mr.. Bel
their friends approve of
nequlyocally and entirel,
however is met b
probation Of Messrs. Rive
nadge, who number man
u ,ae Senate and many in Il
GltA such a division, thel
hly be no concert of actlC
= Van Buren's friends, wi
Sosl In the House but d ba
~ some SAX or seven vote
s'sure of Mr.. Van Burer
rrled. In his denorncama
aaal Bank. it is true, that
Y 'Ae appreciation of almc
y IN his party, but in |
y 'o'dlvorce the banks frc
,n 4 TO throw the Depo
he Government into t
\. y occupy their placesAx
IN system, or ub-TreaAA
winch, TO use his own wor,
sr,. 'u'c heeping, tranSI
al sS'nsnt Of the public re,
.acsrs Of Government
q "a hos, . Of opponents.
~ treasury system is Il
.. commended, and upon
i 4aa'loh you need not ant
NJ acton whatever. WI
= 49,. done by Congress, a
toDs al'pose has Congress be
! , si'I nothing of
n., s'Il be done, beyond t
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[,,s I'o " You, and can iut
psy' ! me doctrines, opinic
y s,a nses'orodoxy, &c. of
ID fs +. In conclusion, !
Nj ~ -, that | know Of but
stTs /, Will approve of it,
t,,' = 0u' that division Of
Party who go agains.
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

The Governor Of Tennessee has
been notified by the War Department,
that another call will be made on that
State for volunteers for the Florida
war. The Nashville Republican states
that the Governor will not take any
steps in reference TO the anticipated
cali, "except to require assurances
from the Department that disburslng
officer will be furnished, provided with
the necessary fund to supply the vol
unteers that may think proper to obey
the call, when made by Gen. Jesup."
awe believe" continues the Repub-
lican, the Governor feels a little sore
under the liabilities he has heretofore
incurred, during the last year, in con
sequence of the entire failure Of the
General Government to provide iol
the volunteers under the two call:
from Gen. Gaines, and from which he
has not yet been actually relieved by
! the Government TO the amount Of one
cent. the act of Congress to the con
trary notwithstanding. Under To,
provision of that act it is impossible
that he can ever obtain full relief,
they are confined to his strictly lega
disbursement" -Leringion Intel.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

"Mr. Shocks, what do you value
my services at, a day. asked an aps
prsnlec just after dinner.
"HhY, ! recon about four pence
hall aanny"
"FclI, then here's three ccnts-s
I'm oil Tor the rest OF the Jay"
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

SAusrAcnoN.--"lld you mcanthat
rcmarl, for me -"No--who the devil
are your | never saw nor heard OF
YOU before, and never wish to sqe nor
hcnr Of you again." II am satisfied
v~th your explanation, sir"
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Vtctoria.-The Queen held her first
drawing room on. the Goth Of Jolly, at
St. James's Palace. The number in
attendance was vastly greater than
at any drawing room for many years.
The paper says that nearly two thou
sand ladies' and gentlemen were pre-
sented. The scene must have been
rather curious, all being in mourning
dresses. The Queens is thus de-
cribed.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

In a late trial in England, wherein
an injured lady sought damages for a
breach Of promise Of marriage, the
counsel for the defendant observed
that his opponent had painted the case
in such glowing colors, Us he was sure
would astonish the lady herself if she
heard lt--that it remincd him Of an
anecdote of Lord Ersklne, when at
the bar, who being engaged for the
plaintiff in ain action for assault, stated
The case so feelingly that his client
burst into tears. "What are you cry
ing for, youlool!" said Erskine tohlm.
"Oh," replied the wccper, 81 did not
think ] had been half so ll.treatcd n-
till | heard your speech"
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

During a debate in the English
House of Commons, Burke animad-
vcrtcd strongly on some ACT Of the
Cabinet, when George Onslow started
up and said, haughtiIy, that he must
caIl the honorable member to a sense
orhis duty, and thatno man should be
suffered in bis presence, to insult the
Sovereign. Burke listened, and when
Onslow had disburthened himself of
his loyalty, grayely addressed the
Speaker: "Sir, the honorable member
has exhibited much ardour, but little
discrimination. lie should KIN :, that
however lmay reverence the King,
| | am not at all bound, nor at all inclin,
ed TO extend that reverence to his
/ Ministers. lmay honor his Majesty,
but, Sir, ! can see no possible reason
/ for honoring," and be glanced round
the Treasury bench, ''his Majesty's
man servant and maid. servant, his or
and his ass"
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29
WAsHlNGToN CITT, S3pL 7, l837,|
Half past 8 o'clock, p. II.

The administration has experienced
Waterloo defeat. After OBTAINING
the House nearly three days, they
have ingloriously lied. Thomas Allen,
Editor Of the Modisonian, has been
elected Printer by majority Of ONE
overall the candidates. The vote on
the fifteenth ballot stood thus;
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29
CONGRESS AND ITS DoINGs--A VAN BUREN,
DEFEAT.

DEFEAT.
Favorable omeas for he cause Of tie
couaby.-We feel happy in announc-
ing the cheering intelligence, that
Congress has stamped its seal of con
demnation on the great Loco-Foco
party organ. Alas! what will the
little echoes do, if they lose their head
The Globo--the great Globe is fallen
from its high estate, and is now re-
ceiving its due reward-t has scourg
ed the country long enough, and the
reputation Of this corrupt and vulgar
printshows some encouraginggllmpse
of returning reason. The joyous in
teligence is contained in the following
correspondence of the New Orleans
True American, Of the l4th instant
-Naichez Courier.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

l. canlijales for Office will
! each.
In letters mpst be pail, o
\. be attended TO.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-17

n RORDENTOWN N, May 18th, ie57.-Tbis Is 10
give notice to ali hc workshops OF New York that We he
orken emnloysd al workshops Of the Camden and Am
how Rail Road gompany, in Bordentown, ~ j. formerly at
oboken b.y. struck this morning against ono Of the most
,vran I that possibly be devised by
monopol,ne company We were notified on Saturday last
-, sxork AT sunrise and leave Of AZ sundovD To
III ~ - a,rorious mpositions told by the company
a. ~ ouh have their shops filed with hands from " fok
m ,,orL frop Mt any price.
we appeal to YOU fellow craftsmen, knowing your
Good sense courage of this kind not ~ be
s.;Ied upon present situations to MI work.
lion that has struck against imposition which ought never 10
place free country and white gopnsnon even n DE
worst Of times, MANY WILL WlShbNo
nvl7.fts
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-17

From ALBANy-We learn that the Bank Suspen-
sion bill passed the House on Monday evening. It's
now probably law.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-17

II The people of Texas are getting shy on the
subject of annexation TO the United StatSs Who
that lives in this msgoverned country can wonder
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-17

IT The Bank Of America took the French indem.
mites in gold, and pays them in her own bills. The
suspension works well 10 more ways than one.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-17

Fr The following list of offences on the calendar
for the spring asszes of Tpperara county, Ireland,
shows very evident improvement since last year.
Cases of murder, A; aiding in murder Is; conspi-
racy to MURDER 5; manslaughter, 6; rape, II abduc-
tion / highway robbery, Z; burglary and robbery
of arms, %; appearing in arms, 81 shooting al, p;
presenting fire arms at, firing into houses, 5; gne
vous assaults, 8; and others of less magnitude
making in all but l73-and this, not in a single town.
bu, whole county Verify, Ireland will be regene-
rated.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-17

II Flour is descending" says western paper.
II stands every man in hand to keep his pordge dish
right side up.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-17

ABATIsG NuisANcE.-The Sunday Morning News
has lost column all round.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-17

DoGs,-Plutarch says he dog at Rome
day, with the Emperor vespasian who had been
taught TO counterfeit the effects Of poson-to stag
ger fall, gasp and apparently die; and then revive
again at his masters signal We suspect the vera
cous Plutarch, and his friend the Emperor, were
hunbugged.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-17

lJWe have been nibbling piece of beautiful white
beet sugar Its flavor is superior to that of the ordi
nary leaf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-17
Hon. J. q. ADAMS, Quincy, Mass.

II We saw pair Of boots yesterday, with heels
inches and 5-l2ths in height How can our fash
ionables and the ladies tolerate such awkward, silt
like enormtes The fact is, things must come down
every body must come down. high heeled boots
won't save them.