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The native American., 1839-08-17
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

BY the fassailing ship Oncco, Captain Drew,
arrived at Boston, Liverpool papers to the 18th
ult. have been received. They afford no local or
political news of any moment. Cotton had sUs-
tainted another fall i'll price.
Letters from Rome state that large promotion
of Cardinals was to take place on the 9Th OF July.
At the Excise Court, Samuel Ellis, OF the
Kings Arms, Roupcl street, lambeth, was fined
C30O for adulterating his beer and for attempting
to bride the officers who detected him.
The British seaman who had his leg shot Of
short time since in the accidental encounter OF
the steamer Meadea with a French corvette on
tho coast of Mexico, has been awarded pension
Of .c55 per annum by the French Government
Letters from Iagdad announce an overflow Of
the Tigris, which had laid the whole city nearly
under water. 1t is stated that already moro than
1000 houses had been destroyed, and that the
whole population, without reference 10 age, rank,
Or sex, were employed in attempting to cheek the
favaces OF his inunaaton.
The native American., 1839-08-17
Correspondence Of the Charleston Courier.
WAsHINGToN, July l8, 1899.


Alicr protracted silcnce-post loJ,go inter-
raIg resume my pen to give you the substance
OF report which has for some days agitated
our usually stoical community. deep mystery
has hitherto involved the fate Of the Hornet, which
was supposed to have foundered years ago, in a
gale, and every circumstance, however improba
bic, which related to her position when last seen
has been fcrreted out and narrated, with degree
of minuteness which evinces the deep feeling
which to this day, exists in relation to her fate.
4 new and startling light has been suddenly cast
upon the mystery, by the offer Of an individual
to exhibit proofs that this Inflated vessel outivcd
the gale in which it was believed that she per-
isllcd, and met her destruction from enemies more
EcrueI than the elements. The name Of the in
dividual it would be obviously improper to pub
lish until his story shall have assumed a more
definite and authentic form, and the testimony,
by which it is to be established, shall have been
obtained The amount of the disclosure here
made is that after passing through the gale in
safety, her magazine was fred by conspiraors,
bribcd to effect this diabocal purpose by the
head of a foreign government, and that four humid
red brave men were thus instantaneously hurried
into eternity, in moment of entire self-securitv
and willie the interchange of congratulations for
their presery alton from the prey of wind and
wave, was yet unfinished.
He who voluntarily comes forward to make this
disclosure states that he was not himself present
at the catastrophe but that a friend was there !;
and for this friend he requires pardon in the cstab
lishment of the truth of his statement. He also
asks for pecuniary reward for himself. The
evidence on which he proposes to establish the
facts is the production of the ships log-bool up
to the moment of the catastrophe, and also Of the
private letters of the officers, with other estimo-
ny Of corroborative character. The subject is
now before the Navy Board, and has led to fire.
quent and long deiberaon. But they will not
be able TO come to any conclusion as to the con-
ditions required by the informant. Indeed they
have no authority vested in them TO make spu-
lations Of pecuniary nature. II is said thatthc
President has been written to on the subje and
that the Interior proceedings in the case will de-
pend on his reply. The members of the Board
are inclined to attach importance to the statement
Of this man, in consequence of some prirWe
communication which he has made concerning
the motive to the mstigalon of this awful out
rage, which motive they deem satisfactory and
sufficient. For the sake of humanity and for
the sake of our country, it is to be hoped that
no effort will be spared to elucidate the whole Of
this affair and, be the consequences what they
may, to work rctribution in those by whom this
scheme was planned, and by whose influence
it was carried into effects
The native American., 1839-08-17

1900 worms of the two-crop kind, Of which he
lost only six, realizing about bushel and half
of wel-formcd cocoons. In this experiment the
worms had the choice of shelves and small white
oak branches 10 spin in, and gave a very decided
preference for the latter. They were fed on
NIuticaulis leaves.
We hope that this important national intcrest
will be pushed forward till the millions now sen
abroad for silk shall be kept at home. and made
to gladden. many domestic circle, the unproluc.
Portable subsistence
The native American., 1839-08-17

A PROMPT AND GOOD REpLy.--A correspondent OF the
New York Star, writing from Verpancks Point says
the other day, my neghbor was busy engaged super
intending the construction Of his elegant mansion now
in progress Of erection here of the contractors, who
had come up from The city to perform contract for
some part of the house, exp, citing to an exqise,"
was surprised when the owner was pointed out among
some five and twenty busy men. "Why, sir" he eX-
claimed, "you look like working man." Il am glad
to hear it,, the gentcmans ready answer, "ior then
ii appears as if were good for something's
The native American., 1839-08-17

MoRus MuLT1cAuLls.-We have been much
Qratifed at witnessing the success of our friend
Mr. Howard in the culture of Morus Muticaulis.
His trees are very superior to any we have seen
from roots and cuttings planted this year, and cor
responding TO the description given in his advcr-
tsement in this days paper, afford to those de-
sirous to enter into this iast-risng and important
branch Of business such an opportunity to supply
themselves as we know from the experience Of
many last fall and spring, is not always met with
Those who purchase of him may not only rely
on getting the genuine article and OH receiving
the trees in the best condition, but ON RECEIVING
THE MOST FRANK AND AMPLE DIRECTIONS FOR
THEIR PRESERVATION DURING THE WINTER, AND
SUBSEQUENT cuLTIvATIoN-vcry important consl-
deratons with such as have had little or no OK
perience in propagating trees.
These trees are growing oon the edge OF the
city on Mr.. JOHN LITTLE's farm, who also has
a quantity of equal quality growing in the same
field.
Mr. II. only offers part Of his stock for sale,
having gone into the business with view to the
culture of silk, of the practicabity Of which he
has fully Satisfied himself BY all experiment with
The native American., 1839-08-17
INTERESTING MYSTERY.

We have often heard rumors of the doubtful
late Of the /" Hornet" and confess we should like
70 sec the clouds and msts that hang about il en-.
trcly removed. IT, as is said in the letter Of tho
Charleston correspondent in this city, she survived
the storm in which she was supposed TO have been
lost, and was the prey Of the assassins hand, ano
that too through the agency Of foreign govern
mcnt, it throws dark, deep blot upon the pag,
Ioi history Of that country which committed it,
and proves what we have often said, that foreign
governments use the cloak of our own laws I,
cnact the basest deeds through the agency of then
own countrymcn standing in our ranks, entrusted
with our arms, and while g in our very midst :
rcpaying our protection and confidence will
tfcachcry and death. We hope the account given
by this correspondent is not true, and that the
Nayy Commissioners will be at some pains tc
set the public right in their conjecures. Tor
Yourselves, we believe tia tale made for the times
and to suit the appetcs and craving Of the ere
Gulous.
The native American., 1839-08-17

The authorities had Withdrawn the military and
police from the streets of Birmingham, and the
town was comparatively quiet.
The crops are represented TO be extremely
good, and never looked better or gave greater
promise OF plentiful supply.
The termination Of the trial Of the Paris pri
soncrs by the Court of Peers is the only ntel-
gcnce Of any interest i'll the Paris journals. The
President announced that Wednesday their Lord
ships would meet so as to pronounce sentence.
Letters from Consantinople of the 10Th ul.,
represent the recovery OF the Sultan as almost
hopeless. The heir 10 the Ottoman throne is a
young man about lS years ofage brought up in that
scclusion so common to Princes of the Osmanlis
dynasty, of whose notions ofgovernment nothing
be known before his assumption of the imperial
and pontlfcal authory--henco The indisposition
Of Mahmoud is an affair Of more than ordinary
interest. But the Sultan's illness has not in the
least cooled his arlor for war. On the contrary,
he has expressed himself indifferent to the pro-
traction Of his life after seeing Mehcmet Ali and
his son i'll chains before him. The recovery of
Egypt and Syria would reconcile him to the loss
OF Greece.
Since the last advices from Constantinople, tho
Sultan has dif1used great joy among the inhabi-
tants by the PRONUNCIATION of a rnan abolishng
the Government monopoly bread, and the house
tax imposed for doraying the expenses of quaran-
tine establishments. His higIlnc~s has, moreover,
commanded that to all persons who have paid the
house tax the sums paid by them shall be return
cd on application to the Imperial Treasury.
In Switzerland, the Swiss Diet, in its sitting on
the 4th instant, adopted the resolution of nomi-
mating general commission to inquire into the
causes of the dispute between the High and Low
Valas. The proposition of dividing the Canton
into two States was almost universally repulsed
by the Deputies.
The native American., 1839-08-17

D1sGRAcEFuL-It is stated in The Daily Whig that the
Reverend Mr.. Forest, Pastor Of the German Church in
this city, and four ofhis parhoners have been arragned
before the magistrates for cutting up disgracelul pranks
Monday night, by smashing lamps, &c. a la Tom and
Jerry! They well fined, and the parson received a
sautary sermon from the Alderman of the Ward. -Ncw
York Star.
We have frequent exhibitions of the pious de-
ings of these imported parsons Not long since,
there was a curious exhibition of the veracty OF
one of those men, who was officiating here as
pastor of church in the first ward of the city,
He was the informer in a case of assault and bat
terry, and though protesting great piety and igno-
rance of oaths, he was proved to have been fami-
liar in the practice oftheir utterance, and so ver
table did the jury esteem his evidence, that they
acquitted the accused. The iinerant apostle
soon after vanished from our neighborhood to
sanctfy the more philisne distance with his
presence.
The native American., 1839-08-17
FOREIGN EMISSARIES.

The following extract from Northern paper,
shows that what we predicted in the outset as re-
CARDS the agency of foreigners through their own
co-subiects, who assume citizenship under ON
laws to corrupt our political morals and disturb
our social harmony, has been verified at the rary
first appearance of conillc. Of rights between
the citizens of this country and those of the adj
joining territory:
"The Grand Jury of the United States Circuit Count
recently held in Detroit, have made presehtncnt, in
which they express opinion, that English emisSarts
have been engaged in coruptng the adopted citizens Of
that place, by entering into stipulation with them 10
ray themselves against the United States, in Of
with England
We are not at all surprised, that the Grand
Jury Of Detroit should find the agency of foreigners
dangerous to their peace, for there is not com
munity in the whole country, where they have
congregated in any numbers, in which the staid
and sober portion do not complain of their eXces-
ses, their separate affiliations among themselves
as classes, their pursuit. of lucrc after their own
licentious notions, their disregard Of the sympa-
thies of the people who surround them, and their
merccnary feelings and prejudice for their own
country and home. This is all natural as to
them, though vicious as to us. 1t is natural that
men who have been accustomed to live under the
terror of the laws at home, should take license
beyond control, when they get to country where
offences are only punished when they are fragrant,
and it is still more natural that men should feel
more for the cause Of their own country which
they have merely temporarily quilted, than for
that Of strange one which holds out an encour-
agement for a spurious patriotism. We cannot,
therefore, blame men as Englishmen who come
upon our soil to carry out the views of their own
Government, while it is in conflict with ours
though they do act as emissaries, under the assn
med garb of American citizenship,- but we blame
our oaUa politicians and our statutes, which hole
out the temptation to this fraud and under the
laws of naturalization, throw around foreigners
the protection as well as the inducement to them
No man, in the event of war, would feel safe
in his house in his tent. when he knew
that perhaps his next door neighbor was for
eigner, and might, as the Grand Jury have said
be an emissary from the enemy-or that the very
sentinel on the outpost was in the pay of the ma
TONS adversary, and instead of giving warning o.
danger, was leading his natural brethren TO the
slaughter of his adopted countrymen. The en-.
enlargement of immigration will do very well in
time of peace for the land Spectator or the poll
tician, the former Of whom augments the price o.
his acres and the latter the strength Of his party
by that means; but it will be a sad thing in time
of danger, when the native shall find foreign foe
under the name of brother, at either elbow.
The native American., 1839-08-17

Germans.-It is computed that there are now
i'll the United States 100000 native-born Ger
mans, 100000 descendants of Germans, and
that their numbers are increasing by arrivals Of
from two to three hundred thousand annually.
Daniel Sullivan, sentenced to the penitentiary
for coming money, has been pardoned by the
President.
More american Genius.--A contractor on the
public works in Illinois, has patented new drill
for excavating rocks. fair days work with
one Of these drills and good horse, is forty nine
feet i'll the solid rock, or seven holes, each five
ieets seven inches III circumference.
Charlottesville regret to see that the nun.
Der of cases Of yellow fever increases in Charles
ton--last week there were fourteen deaths by it.
The native American., 1839-08-17

T OST.-The following notes were dropped somewhere
A Oh the Avenue yesterday The finder will obIige
ne by leaving them at my store; they will be of no
TO any else the drawers having been advised not 10
pay them.
\ note of John Brooke, Upper Marlboro, in my favor
dated August I, 90 days, Tor 1920 II
note Of Thomas sappingon, Baltimore, favor Of w
b. Todd, and by him endorsed dated March, months,
$s9 -
a note Of S. I. Evans, Alexandria, favor of W. B
Todd, and by him endorsed dated May 10, 6 months,
$3lS "a
Aus, II 81 S. ], TODD.
The native American., 1839-08-17

RSTAGONS, CARTS DRAWS, OK WHEELS, &c.
w The subscriber has hand large assortment OF
the above articles, Of the very best quality, which he
would be glad to dispose Of reasonable terms at his
old stand opposite the Tobacco warehouse Georgetown
Aug IL GIN RICHARD JONES.