True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-08

he sort of seige in which the Casts had placed Anda-
usia ard N1urcia. The French expedition when al
Jadz, very popular with the people there-"e
mentioned yesterday that Louis 8olfnapare haa ie'
Switzerland; the grand council of Zurich in replying
the French Agents, confined itself to the simple all
nounccment Of the Princes departure.
From Italy we hear that Mount Etna is in state OF
eruriio and that the Emperor Of AHstria sil on MS
through that country, vas at 'antua on 'he @fn
September. A Prussnn force to the amount oil i2"o'
men, has been assembled "on the banks OF the blne
Moselle."
Mr. kilgore, an anti sub-treasury member, II Is KNOWN
to all now, resigned his seat in Congress "hen ne
found the citizens of his district had voted Tor the ao
ministration party. This is purely republican, ae''
and rebounds the credit of Mr.. klgore, though none
of the self styled republicans canbe found TO oo" HIS
example. This act, is termed by the loco-'sco Dea-
ware Gazette "a conservative rebuked." The district
which sent Mr.. Cambre'ing of New York to Congress-
have since his election voted az ain and again in oppo
ston his sub treasury doctrines, yet he Keeps his
in defiance of his professed republlcanSm ana e
force of public opinion. When Mr.. kilgore at once
resigns when his constituents by their votes call on
him to do so, and Mr.. Calnbrcling only more obshn-
atcly holds under similar circumstances, we ask {"
all respectable which party should feel renukeos
and which Of these gentlemen is the true epubc"h'-
When will the loco iocos "go and do likewise: not
until the plumber of the public purse shall cease 10 re-
ward their nan-worslip, and democracy become sone
thing more than mere word.
| The horse "Aazeppa belonging to MIR. Franklin
arrived in the city Tuesday, aud will shortly exhibit
his docty the Campsreet Theatre in the equestrl-
an spectacle from viii h he takes his name Since he
left New York this animal has gone througha complete
romance of adventures he shipped on board the
Charleston packet "Anson'' which exposed to all
the violent storm in the middle of Sci tember, during
which the house III ,wn from the horses head
water casks washed away. and the anim, left at large
on the bare and slippery deck. When the ship rol!ct
the instinct of the noble beast induced him to brace
himself up against single spar that remained lash''
athwart ships and maintained his position by fixing hi
teeth firmly in the wood. AT time the Captain an
nounced his intention to throw him overheard but hi
owner begged his life, and tie crew were induced
lash the horse round and round like water cask an
make him fast to the main-mast Wounded and bruise
all over he reached Charleston just alive, and has tiay
eed all through Carolina Georgia e. Alabama b
land, having giving out twice from exhaustion and &c
quiiing days time to recover For SIX or eigl
DAYS on board the Anson he subsised entirely te
anp"S, MS 1000 ana fodder bcl!lg All destroyed bF III
r storm At Fulton on the Alabama lie got board
steam boat. and reached tie city in good health b'
A bad condition from exposure to many hard ship
: meaning Of course tho "Anson' and the steamer.
q is of a cream color, finely formed, and highly arcr
plishcd being full Of playful tricks laly's IL
dog. As soon a. recovered from his travel tolls he wi
make his first kick to citizens in Mazcppa. III
wooden hsrse of the ancient Greeks filled Troy wi
but.-,,
cred soa-horse will fill our Camp with troops hume
u Gus but ola more friendly character.
1t is somewhat curious that many oil the most Gel
bra ted racers On record have been, like gems, picked
" in strange places. The fastest "quar'er nag known
IS the south for years. "Cowbov,' belonging TO a
;, used as n hack by butcher in Lafayette.
l. The Godolphin Arnbian from which has descended
=. finest racers known in Europe or America. l
- was the very fountain head of the pure race blood
was found by Lord Godolphn drawing hucksters CT
- in the street of Paris The late Duke of Leeds W
died in England during his turf career raised, trane
and run, no less than JIG high blooded racers. L
- Duke was an ornament to the turf from the high chs
acter he ever aintnned upon it. He allow
NJ private trials and if he had or more horses in any
y race he made them for it as severely thou
a owned by strangers. Longnus and Zohrah, two of
n" horses desperate race at CateIick under wi
nj and spur. Although aconstant winner, the Duke NJ
w err took the 81. Lcger but once, and that was W
Octapian cl. c. by Stripping, d IN by Oberon. 7
manner in which he became possessed of this horse
another instance IF the singular way in which fine
" GERS occasionally pickt up
D! In the year 1910, the Duke pos csscd an estate III
ed Scamer in the north riding of Yorkshire, aud hav
ut been spending ONE days Scarborough, proc
Vs. inU his frnnl thence ihrpurh his
Of when he accidentally witnessed ono OF his own tenn
i'd ploughing in field, with clnsnut colt foa follow
Sc the mar which dragging the p'ongR; his grace
o, dered his c1rragc he soppel; examined the toa
asccrtanch its pcgren purchn sed it, aud thus heca
possessed of ono of the IN ,sl frunatr animals he c
he called his
ay Such instances might be multiplied aim nst iufn
,ut but it is somewha, Surprising that such things sho
rh occur frequently in England, where horses pedis
~, must be substanated Def re he run for any of
=, regular stakes.
up The Bermuda Royal Gazette has the following
in tee of the late annnar eclipse of the We car
'' but envy the editor his free ticket to so grand an e!
&c" hilton.
last, the 18th, visible lcre in all its magnicenc
ed, 1t commenced about A, aud lasted till oclo
in Pm. The grcatorb of day was in measure bio
- out from the heavens, and his place supplied by IL
''' minous ring ofsufpassing spendor and beauty
NJ,
=, Saxon Ladiss.-A touriest in Germany gives
'hy following description of the Saxon ladies':
uf Ladies' are models of indu try; whether at home
ho abroad, knitting and needle work no interruption.
VIC lady going to a rout would think little OF forgetting
Gee fan but could not spend half an hour without her
;u PIGMENTS of female industry. A man would be q
WIZ padonable for doubling, on entering such draw
nen room, whether he had not strayed into school of
lie dustry, and whether he was not expected to chea
stockings, instead of dealing in small talk. AT
I'M den is carried soiar that even the theatre is not
tected against stocking wares. have
gravely lay down her WORK, wipe away the tears WI
eth the sorrows Of TLack'n, in Wailensein's death,
-, brought into her eyes, and immediately resume
."e knitting.
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