Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-12-04

The Globe confirms the rumor Of the death of the
Hon Dixon III. Lewis Of Aiaba'na. The Exlion.
Charles F. Mitchell, of New York, has been
found guilty of the crime offorgery, bu, recon.
mended to mercy by the jiry. The Hon. Tom.
Benton has been dangerously i'll at Washington.
with an engagement Of the lungs The 4 boli>
,ionsts of New York, the late election in that
state poIled about SIX thousand votes; more than
double the vote Of any previous wear. They
hold the balance Of power 10 eight counties cleo
ting Il members Of assembly. The Chester
County PA Record gives a list OF the places of
public wors hip in that county, from which it ap-
pears tina, the number Is ninety four, follows
Friends 81; Methods, 16, PRESBYTERIAN IA;
Blp,is, Ii; German Baptist 2; Reform Baptist
Episcopal ); Lutheran 5; Dutch Reformed );
Mennonist 1. Thomas A. Cooper, the veteran
tragedian has been arponted TO the office of mil
itary store keeper, at the United States Arsenal,
near Fran kiord, Pa, short distance from Phlla-
delphia In the New York Court Of Sessions, on
Tuesday, the counsel of James B. Genwor;h.
moved tina, noHe proSequi be entered in his be-
half, and tho court allowed it. And ends all
The fuss about the great election frauds. The
Legislature of Tennessee have not yet agreed to
90 into an election for L. S. Senators. reso-
luton that effect is daily called up in the Sen
ate, and is voted down by a ma jority Of one. A
London paper saws there are $4,000 young girls
employing in dress making in London, and they
can't enough to get clothes TO them
selves decently. In the case Of Charles F. Mitch. |
ell the forger his counsel have prepared bill of
exceptions, and they intend to carry the matter
to a higher court. An extensive Turpcn,ine
Distillery a, Wilmington, n. c., was burned on
the eth. Loss from So, TO $1,000. The Rev.
VIM. CT. Jackson, Rector of Hungar's Parish
Virginia, has been appointed Chaplain in the
L. S. Navy. The Planters Hotel in ST, Louis,
was recently sold to an associa ton Of gentlemen
citizens of that city, for The som Of Sl1 900. 1t
was originally erected at a cost of upwards Of
$500 600. The loss of property by the late fire
in Vicksburg is estimated at 100000. Some
lody III New Jersey has been manufacturing IN
1Igo. 1t is curious composition which seems
o be made of plaster paris and rye flour, with
mall modicum Of prussiun blue, enough to color it
sufficiently. L. is moulded into the form Of indi-
70 cakes, and the whole thny coated with the
cal "Simon Pure" indigo.
In ske!ch of the life of the late Bishop Moore,
t Virginia published in the Richmond papers, ,
he following interesting fact is stated
"There Is. believe. 10 this dav IN 81 S,A
men 1hurch, an nonorauro monument to the
cal and efficiency of his Bishop Moore's) min
'i'y while there. When the whole church bad !
ccome crowded, every pew not only III the BODY
the churah, but also in The galleries being oc-
nped, gentleman called the Rector and !
pped for pew; there is none, was the reply
VII you permit me to build one, tho answer =
here? said the Doctor; there, over the CALLER
5 against he wall, said the persevei!nr appli>
ant. Bat how will you gain TO II? said
le DDctGr-By cutting small door in the wall, .
M binding private stairway outside Of the =
lurch, said The Jealous man. And there un-
srstand, high up against the wall, that pew to s
lis day. lasting memorial of pastoral zeal, fdel-
Y and eloqnence, such as few ministers ofChrist =
e cheered by.
SUFFERINGs IN LoNpoN-Thn hill of mortality r
I-and," sui,i TO be greatly increased this s.
ear by the absolute destiIution of an immense :
lmber oiiamilies OF the $4,000 iourneymen
llors in that city, 1000 are said to be entirely D
t C employ ment. The situation Of The Jour 4
vnen shocmakers and printers is equally un- =
,asant.