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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-12-18

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The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

The character and services of no man that ev-
er lived have been so slightly appreciated, or
so little understood, by large portion of the
American people, as those of GEN. WIN. HEN
RY HARRISON; for they have regarded him
merely victorious general, whose highest
merit is success in contests in the field and whose
chief glory is the spendor which illumes the war
rior's brow. But as great and enduring as is the
fame which he has won in fighting the battles
of his country, we believe that his fellow citizens
owe him deep debt of gratitude for his zeal and
ability in defending our civil institutions-for
the heartfelt patriotism he has manifested in pro-
noting the national honor and interests, and the
humanity he has displayed in advancing the
welfare and happiness of all who have served un-
der him in the tented field, or beel thrown in his
path by poverty or misfortune in social life. In
deed, as deeply as we have been impressed with
the extent and value of his services in the bat
lie field and in the councils of the nation, we
have been surprised, on referring to the official
records of impartial history, that an individual
SO pre-eminently distinguished by all those quail
ifcations which should adorn the chief execu-
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18
From the Buffalo Com. Advertiser.

BLossBuRGH CoAL-Since the completion of the
Corning and BIossburgh ralroad it is estimated that
good bituminous coal can be delivered in the city of
Utica for six dollars per ton. The ONEIDA Wing
states that the opening of the above communication
will be of immense importance to the salt works at
Salina aud Syracuse as it viii furnish much cheap
er fuel than wood Blossburgh coal mine is near the
head of The main branch Of the Toga river about az
miles south of the southern termination of the Che
mung Canal which connects the river of that name
and Seneca lake. We have visited the coal bed
The supply is inexhaustibe, and the quality fully e.
quail to the Liverpool
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

The National Convention of Wing Young Men, is
to assemble in Baltimore in May next; and other
Thomas and Henry A. Wise, are appointed on be-
half of the State to represent Virginia. We hap
by to see that Mobile with her usual spirit has NOV
ed in this NATTER and hope that this District will
not be unrepresented We ought to act promptly, as
subject an interesting communication in the Charles
ton Courier, from ''Your Southern Whig," who
urges the Young Wings of South Carolina to take
measures for securing representative. We hail
with extreme pleasure such indications in that quar-
ter.-Alab. Journal
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

A Curious Discorery.-A French paper states
that some time since as three men were telling
trees in wood belonging to the Mayor of the
Commune of Chestre, in the Ardennes one of
them who was at work at distance from the
Others, whilst cutting through the roots of large
tree, struck an earthern pot, and Immediately a
large quantity of gold coin covered the spot
Although he could have appropriated TO himself
the whole of the treasure, the honest man called
his companions and shared it with them, having
first stipulated that the half of il should be re-
served for the owner of the wood. The latter,
pleased with this noble and generous conduct.
refused however, to take any part of the treasure,
which is said to have amounted to $4,000 frs
Penn. Inq.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18
The GREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD

The GREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD
which runs from Boston 10 the Hudson river,
we doubt not, will ultimately cross the river al
this city. A meeting Of gentlemen interested
in this great enterprise viii be holden this week
in Albany. Delegates will be in attendance
from M sac lusetts to IrgstI4 'InD etipn of
his stupendous work. II becomes the ciIlzens
Of Troy TO look to it, that this great communi
cation b. not diverted from its legitimate route
through nacon here and increased vigilance
oftheir Albany neighbors. This eal route
from Boston TO the '.lar west" is in process al
construction TO PittSfieId. From thence, it will
he 10 ned to the Hudson Rail Road Uia West
S ockbrldge. 1t remain for the people in this
region 10 bring this ene prise, and the fruits OF
it to their own doors, by some vigorous, COZ
certed action. Troy has every advantage over
Albany for the termination OF the Western Rail
Road. The Hudson is already aimed by
bridge at Troy and that cannot be done at AL
bany. portion OF the year, the detention by
foods and ice render the route lower down the
river, subject TO most insurmoun bic obi ctons.
Doubtless il the Rail Road even reaches the
Hudson, it will be carried over near this city,
because il encounters no serious obstacles, and
II only needs the cooperation of the citizens vi
Troy with tie Western Rail Road corporation,
and the work will be accomplished.
TI,0u MAIL
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

YoRK, Penn-The largest meeting ever held
in York county, assembled in the Court House
in the ough of York, on Monday, 9th of April.
Among o:her proceedings, it was "Resoved, that
the county Committee be instructed to appoint
delegates to the Young Mems National Conven-
ton to be held in Baltimore in May, and publish
the names as soon as pOSSble.n
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18
A CHAPTER IN THE LIFE OF GEN. HARRISON.

n CHAPTER IN LIFE OF ZEN. HARRISON.
The materials on hand for the proposed publ
cation, may be inferred from the following ex-
tract from the General Index TO the first twelve
volumes of "NILes' REGISTER" embracing Pc
riod of only six years
(gov. & gen) William Fl. his address
to the Legislature, QS11) vol 1922; his battle on
the Wabash with the Indians, III SC; letter from
him on the subject, IL SO; movements, II 430; his
official report of the battle, 255, 301; apponteda
brig. gen. in the u s. army, and mai. gen in the
Kentucky militia, III 25 the forces under his COM
mand, Sept l, 1912, III 40, 81, So, 81 attachment
and enthusiasm of his troops, III 107; resigns the
government OF Indiana-refuses the appointment
of brig. gen. and devotes himself to his soldiers
III 315, 340 editorial article respecting his good
conduct mentioned, ii Sc; marches 60 miles in
81 hours in pursuit of the Indians " 13; siege OF
Fort Meigs, see 'Fort Meigs," and loss at various
sorties, ~ 1872; his official reports, " 1911, 210;
detail of the seige, above. Proctor contracts
to deliver him to Tecumseh if-IY 2SS, 3I3; his
intrepid and modest reply to insolent to
gen. Proctor ~ 26O; holds conference with the
Indians, III So; reaches fort Wayne, III 70; press
ing down the Maumc, III 1876; his general order,
Ill 2l7; notices of his army Dec. % 1912, III 3I5
III 2S2; arrives at Sandusky III 315; at Chilicothe
to consult with gov Meigs, Dec. %, 1922 Ill 315s
general order respecting col. CampbelPs expedi-
ton, and merits of other troops, III 331 at the Ra-
pids of the Maume, iii 344; his movements III
1868; letter to gov. Meigs respecting col Ieyyis,s
;no an accnunt Of W;ncbesta1, 49, Iti Sos
Nth his srrr ~ tbe Ran;ds IiI a9e. IL Dol :oii
Ra;s;n " IL canred e., IL NJ AZ t,e riveI
eIect;nni ~ hs a,;es ~ 'i Ch;I;o.,
1914 ~ &C. he 1etter - a., ShaIh isocss
on the MASSACRE at the R;usr 10y; Ty e. ee
gaeed in bnrrvino. ON troons " $751; oo en-
hV11s. fnrgad 1tt os e., liz,
Sbeiby ~ Id6 he roantos In MN sov-
10 o;ys b, mn 70 Tacnn,seh - ~ T
IVSis b de ~ o,das d. a.: counSn,
and nrsoneEs ~ S.ndmsL4 ~ a1d S tie He
an, Ma;as On tha a;sna;S:.'1 r19' nus Ie.el 70
S;i;ta Anr JsIs 1V 100 o. so,ie OF tne onlc
VI - -, ,o..,o., az esla'e Vi es iorcsS
aoo h;s 1a.ta ecu tlie recruing service, Nv
co. ;ha DeIa'S 80. e Vse ciaLnns Protecton
; ~. az oors.a g co. ms ietter announc-
NY lne capture oi walden, Iaa' ms victory over
rrocaor, see names ana l5o, lSI. ia; mag
observation-disclosures .,ous oiuo. Vi ms tio9Ps' sept. ~, 1919,
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

The late Peter Edes.-This veteran printer,
died at Bangor, Me, on the 29th ul, aged So
years. MIR. Edes, it is believed, was the Oldest
printer in the United States. Till within few
years, he resided in this city, and assisted his
son, the late COL Edes in his office as proofrea-
der
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

I've oticer of this great republic, has been So
ong permitted to remain in the obscuri of q
LOG CABIN" and finally doomed to drink
HARD CIDER" as the only reward for his scrVi-
ces,hy the parasites of power who Teasing on cost
VIandS and clothed in purple and fine linen,
1are to insult honest poverty which scorned
wealth IT purchased at the expense of the coun-
Try.
10 eXhibitthe character and services of GEN.
HARRISON as they are recorded in "NILEsf
REGISTER" admitted by all parties to be a fair
and impartial record by extracts from his Off
cial pondence-incidens illustrative of his
GOODNESS, bravery and decision in the field and
intelligence and wisdom in council-his utter
disregard of all selfish considerations when he
had an opportunity of promoting the interests
or contributing TO the happiness of his fellow-citi
zens-his generosity and humanity-wi be the
chief objects of the "T'lPPEcASoE TEXT Book"
which will be 50 arranged as 20 enable every
friend ofthe peoples candidate for the president
cy, on The hHStingS or in private debate to refute
SANDER or establish truth By reference TO oReia,
facts and documents which man will dare TO de-
n.y. In short to place within the reach of every
lover Of truth, complete history of Gen. Harri-
sons acts and sentiments for period of nearly
thirty years. "NnEs REGISTER is daily referred
to by politicians and is the principal source from
which the materials to be used in the present con-
test must be drawn: and, independent of the vast
benefit which must result from the :'TExT BOOK"
in enlightening the public mind, it will save
much labor and research.
"THE TIPPEcANoE TEXT Book AID LOG CABIN
CABINET" will be published on the first of May
next and comprise ninety Sir pages, closely
printed and illustrated wqM handsome engra-
rings, at $40 90 per hundred-single copies
IL l-2 cts. PAYABLE IN ADJ &C.
Address DUFF GREEN or WIN. OGDEN
NILES, (who will superintend the publication,1
postage paid.
Baltimore, May II, 1910.
The publisher respectfully invites the Jealous
cooperation of the young wings of the United
States, for whose special benefit the work is de-
signed.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

If Last Sunday night, one of the severest th9n-
der thowers ever known here burst over this section
of country The Hudson on Monday rose very fast,
and up to last evenings the DOCKS and goods
were Obliged to be removed from some of the lower
stories on River Street. The water is very turbid
and still flows down with great velocity. The storm
up north must have been long continued and very Sc
we're TO produce ruch sudden and unexpected Ire
shet Troy Mail,
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

CENTENARY OF PPINTING--The Germans ma
king great preparations to celebrate the fourth
tenary of the discovery of printing. Leipsic, the
central point of the literary world will celebrate this
glorious event on the 24th, 25t, and 26th of next
June, with great splendor, and Felix Mendlessohn
Bartholdy is now writing Grafton for the occa-
SION
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

A man named Robert McBeath undertook to
perform surgical operation on one David Hun
Ter, at 81. Johns N. B., few days since, and
through his ignorance killed his patient. The
coroner's jury returned verdict of manslaught-
er against him, and he was committed for trial
therefor.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

Cincinnati Gaaete.-The Hon. J. G. Wrigh
has succeeded TO the Editorial chair of this pa
per, vacated by the death of Charles Hammond,
Esq Mr.. Wright is firm friend of General
Harrison, and will prove an able auxiliary in
behalf of the great cause of reform.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

On Tuesday night as the steamboat Swallow
was on her way to New York, Jonathan Jurdon,
an Indian, and one of the Oneida delegation to
wait upon the President of the u. S.. fell over
board and was drowned
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

The Wings of lem, Mass held meeting
on the 2lst inst for the purpose Of appointing del
egates to the Batimore Convention in May.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

Buffalo harbour, as late as Saturday last, wa
still covered with thick ice.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

Real Estate in ST Louis, Missouri, worth one hun
dred thousand dollars, recently sold at Sheriff s
sale for four thousand dollars.-I New Era.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

A PUBLIC GARDEN.-The Phadelphians are
about to establish public garden, somewhat in
the style of Of NibIo's, 10 be located at the Souh
east corner of Schuylkill, Seventh and Chesnut
streets.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

Mr.. Wilson and Miss Shirreff are about to
return to England. Wilson, however, will first
give lectures on Scottish poetry.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

A great Harrison meeting was recently held il
Cumberland county, (Pennsylvania,) at which
Ex-Governor Riiner presided.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

The election in Augusta, for Mayor and Alder
men, took place on the 18th. A Wing Mayor,
and 8 Wings out of IL for Councilmen were
elected, nearly reversing the state of last years
polls.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

The following is list of the cabin passengers
Of the Thomas P. Cope, to sail to-day for Liver
pool.
Mr.. and Mrs John Cook Mrs Crothers; Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Swain and daughter Elizabeth !;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Augustus Klemm and
daughter; John F. Meigs, M. D. Daniel Knight
and WIN. FL. Knight, of Philadelphia Elizabeth
S. FL. Smith of Baltimore MIR. and Mrs. Rob
ert Craven and daughter, of Ohio David Ache
son and George Sweeny of Washington, Pa ;
Thomas Cropp of South America.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

The Cashier of the Virginia Bank has gone
III pursuit Of Dabnry.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

During the last ten years, the United States
are said to have imported $84OoUOo0 worth Of
iron, chiefly from England.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

ELECTION IN RHODE ISLAND-We
learn from Providence, under date Of April 18th,
that the Wing majority in that city was then 700,
and was expected to be increased to 800.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

TWO GRAND PICTURES.
THE DESTRUCTION OF JERUSALEM AND
THE CORONATION OF QUEEN VICTORIA.
FE1HE Magnificent picture ofIhe DESTRUCTION OF
IL JERUSALEM painted thousand feet off canvass
ard designed by the late eminent artist, Benjamin
West, Esq, President of the Royal Academy, Lon
don, is now opened for the second time.
The splendid picture representing the CORONA
TON OF QUEEN VICTORIA, painted on a can
vass nearly large the other, and embracing an
interior view of Westminster Abbey, with the george
pageantry that characterized the OCCASION r also
opened for the first time at the DIORANfA North st
which has been especially fitted up for the purpose
Opened from 8 A. M. until dusk
95-Admittance to both pictures 25 cents. Chill
dreu under y years of age half price ap17 At
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

The Wing majority for Governor in Connec-
ticut is 1851 votes. Whole number of votes poll
ed $3.50.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

The New Yo k Express oives the majority
for Varian at 1867 The Evening Post, fed
eralis paper, sdys:--"As To the result (of the
election) we conf;ss we are somewhat disap
pointed. We had hoped that we might con-
graduate our friends on majority of t,co thou
sand at least"
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

The Pennsylvania House of Delegates have
refused to Reconsider the vote expelling Col.
McElwee-yeas "a, nays 49,
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

A WING VICTORY IN BROOKLYN
The Wing candidate for Mayor is elected by
majority of 1874. Also, 10 ont of Is members of
the Common Council are Wings.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

EOMPRIsING biographical memoir, a mass of
" facts, official documents, accounts of battles
and anecdotes and events illustrative of the char
acter and services of Gen. VIM. H. Harrison, the
peoples candidate for the presidency of the United
States compiled from ssNILEs' REGSTER'' and other
historical works,
BY WIN. OGDEN NILES,
LATE EDITOR OF "NILEs' REGIsTER,n
And respectfully dedicated to the
YOUNG MEN OF THE UNITED STATES
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18
LIST OF APPLICANTS.

LIST OF APPLICANTS.
For the benefit of the Insolvent Laws of MARYLAND
for the last week.
Geoge Moore, George w Moore,
Sebastian +. Streeter* James Hooper, of n.
John Boswell, Joseph Pew, (cou ltx)
John Seupt, Joseph F. Palmer.
Samuel Sindall, Adam Geddes,
Asa II. Price,
To appear before the commissioners of insolvent
debtors, list June, 20, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ to an
swer interrogatories.
Day of final hearing before the said commissioners,
lst August, 1s40, at ten o'clock, A M and also be-
fore Baltimore County Court, to allegations,
if any.
HMr. S. was compelled to this step by the unex-
pected pressure against him of claims upon the Com
mercial Transcript, with which he formerly con-
nected.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

woman calling herse joan Mackay, has
been arrested in New York, for voting at tie
recent election. Size was dressed in bottle
green frock coat and green pants.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18
Troy Mail.

Your rank corporaIiOnist
thinks nothing can he done by individual in
duslry and enterprise, and wants his old shoes
mended and his tin pans soldeTed by All act OF
General Court. While your obstinate anil
corporationisl- would paddle over the river in
canoe, and wear cloth woven al the rate OF
half a dozen yards dav, rather than patronize
bridge or factory erected by an incorpora-
ted company.
A total abstinence man cannot endure the
sight of botte-whiIe your real lover of IL
quor can scarcely lei it alone.
The saunch Grahamite, with ludicrouS self
competency, distributes to all mankind his rich
ration of appe-parings and skim milk-while
to show his adherence of such meagre diet, the
strenuous advocates of more generous food, will
devour flesh four times day..
The man of honor will murder his friend for
haSty Worthwhile the Jealous disciple of the
doctrine of non-resistance will not raise his hand
TO protect his person, or defend his property or
his life by violent resistance
The advocates of hard money woull introduce
the iron currency Of Sparta-while The thorough
gong bank man thinks any sort of specie alto
gelher unnecessary.-Ns Herald.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18

The Spy in Washington writes: at is un-
dersood that the policy Of the administration,
during tine few months that they have yet 10
remain in power is to vacate all the Foreign
Missions. Russia is now vacant. Mr. Ealon
Is recalled from Spain. and will be home IN the
autumn, if not SOONER Mr. Stevenson has
served his full Term. Governor Cass will be
easily got rid of. These and other vacancies
thus created, are SD many prizes for which as
pirants are TO contend; and in States that are
doubtful on the Presidential question, half IA
dozen candidates may be taught to anticipate
success in the ratio of their services. II Mr.
Van Buren, is defeated, (as defeated he will be
that will not prevent his filling the vacancies.
The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-18
GOOD NEWS FROM MICHIGAN.

We copy the following from the Detroit Adj
vertiser of the 10Th inst.
Wayne County-The result of the town
elections in this county, is very gratifying. We
have already stated the success of the Wing
ticket in Springwcls, Ecorse, Greenfield, Red
ford and Plymouth.
We o.day, hear that Monguagon has Civ
en- handsome increase upon the last fall vote;
and that Brownstown holds, and more than
holds, her own.
OF these towns, Bedford and Manguagon
gave locofoco majority last fall OF %. And
Greenfield gave majority Of only 10. Her
majority now is %. Here, in three towns, we
have an aggregate gain of more than 5O-less
than half of which would last fall have given
us another Senator and Representative.
And then we have reduced the locofoco ma
iority in Hamtramck, Canton, Dearborn, and
Rnmuus--how much we have not now the
means of accurately stating. We believe, how
ever, that the result will show that tie aggre-
gate Wing majority in the county is more than
it ever has been before. In old Wayne, the
cause of Wing principles is onward