Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10
c,rp,o11s CASE OF CONSPIRACY.

of tho surrender Of Mr.. Mahan, il
! ~ ,hc authorities in Kentucky, has rev.
80, IN. mind of the Richmond Wing, the par
800 Of an other extraordinary case,in which
e-h EI.s evidence, the rights and Liberties, /
~ life Of a citizen of Virginia was seriously
:sserded. A mass OF documents were present
- ;oyerno: Tazewell, going to prove tina
= Gentleman was guilty OF some high offence
~. the laws Of Kentucky, and thereupon
..rsou was dema nded by the Governor of KY,
Lar that he might answer the charge against
Governor Tazewell in duty bound, Is
- The proper orders to have the supposed of
- and fugitive delivered over to the authori
.s q Kentucky and it was only by accident
q. Tho innocent man heard of the hot pursuit
- .fter him, and concealed himself until the
- could be exposed.
-. TazeweIl in the mean while resigned his
| = and upon Lieutenant Governor Robertson's
| the chair, the extraordinary and astound-
a., vas communicated TO him, that false ev-
-. had been introduced against the citizen.
81 AT ne had not for fourteen years been out
~ limits of Virginia. /, seems that the gen
.-c in reference to whom the conspiracy was
s-.d was an important witness against gang
s~ucterfeters in of the western counties
IN. State. and that it was essential 10 the safe
r the scoundreis that his abduction or re-
s.l oreyious to their trial should be accom-
rh.d To effect this, they added perjury TO
ID, other crimes. Gov. Robertson, being fully |
..,.6ed OF the plot, promptly lnerposed his au-
| 4o,,y. and with difficulty saved the gentleman /
~, he consequences ofthe infamous scheme so
spily gotten up i
urx,r,cryT BEauEsrs-We learn from the n.
nLeos Bulletin that by the viii OF the late
8 Alexander Milne of that city, the whole of
!. mmense estate, after deducting legacies 10
!. ,m,rnt of about 100000, is beqaaathed to
= Asy!ums for destitute Orphan Children, viz:
kOrpban Boy Asylum of Lafayette, the Puy-
- Asyum for Girls, and two others. to DC here
n, Incorporated BY the Legislature, aud cstab-
La Al Minebureh, n hamlet on tho borders Of
IL Poschartain. The property thus secured for
| !. education Of the destitute orphans of New
Mans is ESTIMATED at near million OF dollars.
ucho Of il consists of unimproved real estate, that
a rise in value, and in the course Of time it is
ssph this ample provision Will be doubled. Mr.. ,
Gse was Scotchman, born at Fochamber, near "
lsrsa Castle. He died at the advanced age of
q vnfs having spent upwards of 30 years Of his y
M Anew Orleans. To his native town of 'o- G
d.uher fund of 100000 was bequea'hed for q
i. enlistment OF Free Schools. 4 number of "
,a,.ru we're left to his relations, varying in n
smm 5 100 10 5000 a liberal maintain
~ sas allowed also TO three domcstics who had c
Substantially aud mnistored TO bis comforts i'll :"
ksddagc. New Orleans is very fortunate in ha- "
Two such Citizens as Hli!nc ana HENDERSON,,
" shosc muniiiceni donations she is provided with =
he means of nurture and education. y
Baltimore Chronicle. !,
ATLANTIC STEAM NAvIGATIoN.--PfopOsal have 10
cen issued in New York, for forming cs...,t,-:.c- -
build steam ships to navigate the Atlantic. The ,
ice Of the shares is fixed at $500 each. Thorc n
u held on The 18th ut. meeting oi the sub y
ibers, and a report made from n Commit :.
H., nx..i a
Tvs presented by tho committee, it was submit ~
as their opinion that if n regular intercourse u
means of Steam had existed between the o. ~
tics <s~sat BrIfann. two years ago, most OF Nv
uhficuIties and disasters OF the late CONNER "
xauss might have been greatly miiigatet. and h'
u.pe rbaps, altogether prevented Bait. Caro-. -.
hRgIgLE DEATH. The late I'm cish papers .
man account of the dreadful death of Mr.. IA
u M'Lellan, under tho following cIrcumstan- WI
1 Hs was the driver of a horse and cab be- CT
,Cng to another person. Ore evening he w
- home and complained OF II cold; he took
ne Cruel and went to bed. On The following :
r,iare. humps or swellings began 10 appear, pi
lss the Jaw and on the nose, which, with .hc DC
~ emitted grcu, deal of running. The eyes
duality became worse, and full of holes, and
nose and law broke out in dreadful sores
deal aid was called in, but the physician was
.bs to tell the nature of his disease. He was =
q carried to Sir Ashley Cooper, who OH exam
moo pronounced j: to be the CHAMBERS, caught
NJ horse. The unfortunate man gradually de,
1ne worse, and entirely insensible.-ail rem TO
sbeins oil no await In the space OF TWO lo.
. his noso fell from his face, and both of his :
. became like n co!ander, and emitted a thick
caoas running. About fifteen minutes before Dur
DEATH he recovered his senses, and stated fro,
I he had got his death by wipng the horse. the
ch was giandered, with his pocket handkor- uIe
ef and then incautiouslv using it to w pc his n,u
nose. He expired in the most excruciaiing dre
nv, his face being entirely eaten away, and I
whole body being one mass OF sores.
STRANGE STATE oFTuINGs-The recent cleo {.
in this state has brought about strange state :.
things. The old Constitution, which has, :.
Peoples Advocate prc,,ily said, ..rhelterc,lus :.
many Storm" has been abandoned, and the :.
pie taken refuge with stranger. Thcy have
away the gods of their fathers, and taken I'M
'enselves strange, and TO unsightly dcities. 7
brings about entire revolution in the ad
stftion OF the State Government. The Cover
hv the old Constitution, the actgat head Joa
sesi oil the Government; now, nc IS q mere
milton, and the Legislators, in his stead, be-
: tie govrriing,1nd the people The appointing V
%. With this change we are pleased-it Is amo
.sesoine change IN many respects; Dus me I
&c by Tins is more IMAM cohhterpaiahcea will
= evil we sustain, by disturbance of the orv,
Sasy; the only thing which was calculated chill,