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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-03

CLASSICAL DICTIONARY by Professor An
~ thon of Columbia College, New York, just
published 1871, and this day received for sale by f.
TAYLOR, in volume OF 400 pages
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One of our correspondents the other day made n
call for the resusctaon Of the old Yankee song writ
ten to commemorate the battle of Stonington. A
friend of ours who has treasured in his memory every
thing almost connected with the military prowcss of
his county, has furnished us with copy originally
published.-Neac York Neu Era.
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Mtsegllaugous.
CoPAN.

From Stephens Incidents Of TrareL
Arrived at Lucapa, Mr. Stephens became convinced
that far regarded the purposes of his mission 1t
was unnecessary for him to proceed Immediately to
Guatimala-so he determined to turn aside and visit
Copin. On his way hither he was oveItaken by the
following adventures:
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AGENTS.
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A VIEW or BOTH OCEANS.

The lofty point on which we stood perfectly
clear the atmosphere was ofransparent beauty and
looking beyond the region of dcsoation below u.s. at
distance of perhaps two thousand feet the whole coun
Try covered with clouds and the city at the foot
Of the volcano invisible. BY degrees the more dis
tan clouds were lifted and the immense bed we
at the moment the Atlantic and Pacific
Oceans This the grand spectacle we had hoped
but scarcely expected to behold. My companions had
assembled the volcano several times but account of
the clouds had only the two once before
The points at which they visible the Gulf
of Nicoya and the harbo of San Juan, not directly OPP
pose, hut nearly at right angles to each other SO that
we saw them without turning the body. In right
line the tops of the mountains neither was more
than twenty miles distant, and from the great height
at which they stood they seemed almost at our feet il
is the only point in the world which commands a view
of the two seas and ranked the sight with those most
interesting occasions, when from the top of Mount 81
mai looked out upon the desert of Arabia, and from
Mount Hor saw the Dead sea
Mr.. Stephens communicates some useful inorma
ton concerning the long projected canal across the
Ishmus routes for which have been surveyed, hut
neither of which il seems Is in the way of uhlmen
The estimated cost of the least expensive route Is
S3 900 900
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-02

4 supplied An absolute necessity exis's for doing
something for the Tr asury, aud that without
| delay.
Mr. HABERSIlAM was opposed to the bill.
and submitted an amendment Tor reduction on
coarse blankets, adm ting that the duties on Nrl
eieS OF luxury might be tolerated.
MIR MEDlLL Of Ohio stated his objections 20
the bi; tea and coffee he viewed rs an olious tnS
on the poor man. Resisting this proposition, be
rcaI over a great number of items in the Bill.
Mr HASTINGS OF Ohio read his speech to the
COMMITTEE m very low voice. He was under
stood to oppose the bill.
There being 90 quorum, the committee rose and
reported thu same to the House.
motion was made TO adjourn, and lost-aycs
%, noes i6.
A call o! the House was then ordered by ma.
Jory OF members. The call having been eonclud
ed less ihan quorum of members were found IN
attendance.
The doors were therefore closed, and the next
hour OF the session was taken up in proposition
TO proceed with the call. Two motions were made
to adjourn and lost. The doors were closed with
less than quorum IN attendance, and new mo.
ton was made In adjourn and lost.
The call was suspended between hve and six
O'Clock and the doors re-opened at a late hour.
Tue bill wall DC taken from the Committee of the
Whole TO morrow AT l2, notwithstanding the desire
to speak.
p. 5. Half pasi Fire. The House again have
gone into committee OF the wholo-Mr CUSHING
OF Mass. IN the Chair, and Mr. MckEAN address
Ing the Committee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-02
FROM Me A.ationnl Ln.nir.n,.r

The House. or REPREsEHrArIyg, IL acou,,;r,
fresh claims, every day, to the conf lence of the
country and Of the Wing party especially, by the
seadlness with whlehit follows up the policy, re.
commended by the Executive, and demanded by the
People, Of providing for the immediate wants Of the
Government, guarding against their recurrence, and
putting tie Governmental sife and regular course.
This policy WIS further advanced towards comp,e,e
execution yesterday by the passage to- third read
M IN the House Of Representatives, Of the bill con-
corning duties and drawbacks, (the Temporary ,ev.
nue. bill Considering tho majority by which j,
was ordered to third reading there is little reason
70 doubt but t will pass the House and be sent 4,
the Senate to day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-02

Lord MorPeih, one Of the Melbourne Ministry in
ADDRESSING his late constituents Of the West Riding
o. loFE'h're' held theoI'owins language. ], is too
P'euy speech to have led to a defeat But he
was "oou'ea man, and orItory could not save
him.
Inc great oracle ofTamworth (Sir Rober, PeeN
Has Inueed again spoken, but no rntimption of the
future has issued from the shrine Co. ''J
'angnter) Stress has been laid on :he dis,urbsd con.
S-'e'a' ioTcign countries, as affJrJing II cline
70 ihe depression of your domestic industry. wei
ou "hi' Tue DISTURBED relations Of these count,,e
win US and with each other should not ne,J =
what It they should continue what # tb.v sro,,,,
even IncFehsei (ltedr, hear) Hostility * denr.c,
seu win America. echo from my heart IN # NH
IinthroPi; prayer, but wish to devise new and "a
uNOnai guarantees for the harmony of nations
val causes for war. Give us real and solid r,o,;,a
10! keeping peace. lCheers) | fear that peace
VIII never he long secured 10y the arguments of pbi.
'osopners, or by the reasoning Of political ecnnn
ts's, or ny the praises OF poets, or even fear
lne world goes now, by the precepts Of divinss
lCbeers) We can't m IKE the lion he do,,, -
'he lamb, but We may crelie n profitable trade lao.
tween the wooliens OF Leeds ana the sugars or IT,
ropes. (Cheers) We can't make mankind heal
lhsi' spears INTO poughshlres but we can exchange
'he stte' OF Sheihed Tor tie hirvess of Poland and
the flour Of America. loud chee,s) | bSf,sve
statesmen will never be so safe as when tbev nr,
upon general and comprehensive principles
(llenr, hear) | believe that our most ,Gr.ctu,l
way OF putting an end to the slave trade, which
We are charged with encouraging, will be by
proving 10 the sive-owner IN [ Tie I,Lo,
OF sove5 dearer than The labor Of free men Hen
hearI believe that the best mode Of ban,sbIng
from the world the soourge Of war, Is TO make iii
countries wish for each others good, and gain by
ea;l others welfare lChecrsI Commerce, which
Is sometimes made the subject o. sne,r "a M, ~
itself cvIIzllion-is not IN itself Chrsti,nitybut
believe II IS destined in great degree TO be Nh,
channel and pioneer Of both. Cheers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-02
A UNlrgD STATES sgyEyrY-FoUn


There Is rumor about, doubtless wei. founded
that, as some days mus, olapse before Commodore
Morris can receive his final orders and dispatches
for hrs destination TO the South, the Secretary o.
me Navy h1s ordered the Commodore 10 bring up
his hlg ship, the Delaware, in the mean time, and
lag Of .iGngpOiis.
TINS act Of the Secretary seems 10 be ono Of z cd
policy Tor the service, and q scem'y courtesy 70
coordinate branch 0l tho Governments for the Op.
pouunIty Of viewing this hns ship, in her reported
perfect condition, will probably bs tho first ever
p esenied to many Members Of lhat body to exam
me TOT themselves ship Of The first class, compet,
/ m all her appointments. The railroad to Annapo
s offers the means Of doing that, and Of returning
/ on the same day, 10 those who have not more tim,
/ 10 loHer as they might agreeaby do for some days
IN an Old metropolis distinguished by Other remark
able and patriotic associations, besides that Of it'
being the place where Washington resigned hn
sword on the nsummation OF the glorious caus
in which u was drawn
IL Is supposed that, besides the Members Of Con
giesI the President q he United States, fine Com
mander n.chief Of the Navy as we'll as the Army,
with he Members Of tis Cabinet, will embrace tn
opportunity TO inspect ship, TO whose officers an,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-02
Prom the New York star.


Inc most incredible efforts have been MAKING h,
the L'eJoeos TO drum together their forces for
meeting this evening in the Park, 20 protest nr,irst
the adoption Of any Wing measures for The relief ,T
The country. FIR sixteen miles around the city
scouts nave boon sent To OuuE m troops 10 make n
formidable appearance, but We apprehend il is oil
100 late 'DIr army sworc drcidi1lly in Fnn-
der" pror TO The late election and yet Harrison
defeated Van Buren, by an immense majority; and
q It.e hare swearing now, they Imagine, viii ore.
Ycni INC adoption OF those reform measures 10 oh
tam which the people put down our late rulers.
Their hopes-thcir only hopes, rest on diUisfoa
among me Whgt-but a patriotic spirit Of com.
promise and Cancellation will prevent that calamity.
and wo repeat, that tho Bank law, tho Binku1t
hiI, the Land bill, and tho Loan bill once adopted
gl~Cs The dO1h blow 70 LOcOlOcosm evervWbcrs
throughout tho Union, and they + log H. hence lb e
mighty Efforts 10 bring their protesting forcss 10
gether. Recently, they have boon experimental,
upon the probable result Of veto from tho Pres.
dent, and the question mas been moo.sd among
them, suppose the President should veto the B,pk
bill, can We not rally round him2p The Saod,,d
OF this morning tottos the question, and heads tho
call Of the meeting thus
DowH WIN TYLER AND rHg Bassn
We hope our Wing friends will keen avsv from
the meeting. Hitherto, their curiosity has sUclIeg
such mcetngs-let their real force appear tbe,, r,,
character, their real objects The same heroes rb,
| sacked Harris -four store--who have for The tss
seven years held their unavailing meetr o, in IN,
Park, will again he present They have over an,
over been routed and defeated, and will l,o 40 egai,
when the day Of trial appears.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
BANKRUPT BILL,

Mr. BARNARD Of y. Y. moved to have the
Bankrupt Bill which was reported 10 the House IA.
ken up with view 10 printing. Agreed to.
OUTFITS OF DIPLOMATIC AGENTS.
MIR FILLMORE Of y. Y. reported bill m1k.
ing appropriations f0r the outfits Of minister. and
salsnes 10 wit-fOf QUILTS Of the new ministers
$4,000, salary Of Secretaries Of Legation, s..
81, 500.
Mr CAVE JOHNSON Of Tenn. objected 10 the
e u a. not coming within the rue which confined
the business Of the EI.r1 Session.
MrFILLNORE and Mr. TlLLGSGHAST sup.
ported the course Of the Committee 10 reporting the
bill.
Mr. JOHNSON psrss ,ed 10 his opposite = the
report. An appeal WIS mace and wI,pdIawa. Mr.
CUSHING supported the ughI % report, Ias'sncing
the extra session 10 1857. ThgJul was then read,
and referred TO the Committee Of the Whole.
AFFAIRS or FLORIDA
On the motion pending % 90 into COMMITTEE Of
the whole by Mr. PICKENS, Mr. DAVID LEVY.
delegate, asked Mr. p. 70 suspend his motion 70 On.
able him TO introduce some bills 70 the notice oil the
House, and promised 70 renew the motion Of tine
gentleman from South Carolina, which being agreed
10, Mr. S. introduced bill making further provision
for the suppression Of Indian hOstIIities in Fords
which was twice read and ordered 70 a third read
ing.
was the same bill which passed the Senate durin.
the last Congess, and failed before this body ~
went Of time. IL was intended simply 70 revive Oh,
volunteer act Of 1886, with this single difference
that Il restricted the disc elton Of the President Il
the employment Of $500 in lieu Of 10000 men
and moved that u be engrosssd Tor a third reading
Mr. FILLMORE objected, and moved Us refer.
enco TO the Military Commuec-a.rtsd 10.
Mr. LEVY next introduced oil 10 provde 70
the relief and protection # the inhabitants a~,io-
the Indian bandittl infgstug the territory ,
Florida and Georgia, which was twice read refer
red and ordered 10 be printed.
THE CENSUS.
Mr. w. WILLIAMS Of Md. from Tho Com
miuee on the Sixth Census, reported a biil Tor a
appropriation TO print 10000 copies Of an ub5tra
Of the Census.
FOREIGN WOOL.
Mr. wlNTHROP offered to present a memoir
from certain merchants on this subiect-obJocilo
beng made, Il was not received.
DRAWBACKS AND DUTIES.
The House resolved itself into Committee
the whole ION dividing 81 in f1vor) Mr. Cushir
Ia the Chair.
Nc SALTONsTALL took the floor One
the main reasons for laying additional duties, "
the passage Of the Land distribution bill, which
course has increased the necessity for addition
Revenue. The bill he considered ss out % time
out o. place. The Lands are not now 70 be rel
or as source Of revenue. The bill has pas
this House. and Therefore not an appropriate subj
tor consideration. The question Is, whether NJ
Tyyeaue - immediately wanted, and how 10 u 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-02

Tue previous question was moved, reconsidered,
aud the main question carried by vote Of lle 10
96. The less important Of the emend ments OF the
Committee were next concuued in without A count.
The yeas and nays were ordered rpon one
Stop'ed IN COMMITTEE which repeats the Act oi
Congress excepting Rail Road Iron from IN x,tior.
Upon the question Of concurrence, the yeas and
nays were ordered and the vote stood. ayes ~,
noes ll9.
So the amendment was rejected ard the Ball was
ordered To third reading.
The proposition was then made 10 give the hill its
hnal passage, but the number OF amendment. made
the cncToSs mcnl necessary.
The House az tour o'clock adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-02
Loco f5eo Projects.

We hear thii the Locoiocos IN Washington have
had under consultation the propriety OF adopting
President Tyler as their candidate. Some threw
out the suggestion, that he and bis opnons-Fiscal
Bank and all-wouli be 50 worked up as TO make
pill, which could be swallowed. Others doubted
the possibility Of such resu.t-Jut thought. il poll
tic to mold out the idea, that they would support
him. They m Sht thereby, il he was not firm and
true TO his principles succeed in using him, or fail.
ing in that, they nigh, excite the suspicious Of his
Wing friends. Blu, Benton denounced both sug-
ges,ions as unpHncip.ed and disgracgful. He
would neither touch John Tyler nor would he, with
lis own consent, agree to be held to the world a.
desiring to 10 50. Others might do as they pleased
blu, for him and his, they washed their hands Of
the whole business. lie gave fair warning, that he
was rot, either expressly or by implication, to he
included IN any such arrangement.
This imprac,icnJili,y Of "Od Bullion" threw con
fusion and CONSERVATION into the ranks MIR Char.
ley Brown looked at Mr Piekens-and Mr. Pickens
looked for the door-nnd a shcepishncss crept over
the whole ofIhem at the thought Of ncuring robuk,
from Benton for having sunk even below his mora
standard. Nothing was determined yn-exccpr
hat the small fry should conliaue 70 slabber IN
such Wings as would permi, them, and to afTcc
such familiarity with the President, as without
committing them, might excite Wing Jealousy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-02

DiARRiuA.-People need not he long trou.
oed Wh that Disorder so generally prevalent nj this
season, commonly known rs tie Summer or Bowel
Compliant, when nc certain remedy therefor may
oc found on every mans table in the shape of sa /,
and vinegar. Two tea spoonsiul Of the foTmo-. dis
solved ~ "A halt gill of the latter, and swallowed
A. draush', will ~ most cases effect an instant
cure. The second dose, u needed. will s,sursd,y
accomILS u. We are ready to give our certificate
10 Dt Pickle IN the premises, Tor we witnessed the
proof 2u7f erai ilrpr-which is as much
as 10 say, IN Dutch, at hasch been Iled.' This
recipe should 0e published annually, every summer.
.NIniuckgt Ina.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-02
Firm me BainuOrs American
THE FOREIGN NEWS

III HANAsl'iaH ANL w
The intelligence brougn, by the Great Western
seems TO be Of little moment except in so far asrelates
70 the election returns. These render it aImos, GER
tain tina, the Tories will come into power by deci
dtd majority,
The Ministerial presses ore consoling thcm.eIv,s
Tor their defeat hy INDUCING in anticipation, Of
speedy overthrow Of Sir Robert Peel's Government.
The London Globe rec piIuatcs tho weak points
Of the new Administration sovereign bos.iIs-a
Cabine, divided upon some Of the points essential
10 carry out the policy TO which Sir RoJer, is aires,
dy pledged. high Tory party in the Church, clam.
orous fof restrictions on the oac hand and for *.
tended privileges on the other, in neither o. which
can the Minister crafty them without mourning
oiIum -di5',cs5cs Of the manufacturers and opera.
ilve the former for want Of markets. and the latter
iJr want Of empoymonl-lh.sc 1ro regarded a. the
| elements Of disorder which must soon work the
downf,il Of tho Tory GOV eromcnt, even to say 10.
thing Of Ireland which lies like sleeping volcano
ready 70 burst forth at the first touch Of agitation
! ITO preserve the peace" sfys tls Minister,
paper between p'rllos thus prepared TO engage m
morta 5trhc large increase Of Military force viii
be required Tor The preservation Of tho peace. The
towns AID villages OF Ireland will again brg,I,
with bnyonets, and Sir Robert Poops government
in that country will be an exhibition Of wrakpsg,
touerog to rs fall The presence Of an extensive.
y increased military power will be a confession oil
Ia dgp'OmJIe dcs,ltuuOH Of neral stteugtb. Of
which his opponents will know how 20 avail Them
selves % increase his embIuassnsnts. These ar.
but a pa.t oi the difficulties which OPPOSE hi,
course. Adj n these an opposition unprecsdene,
~ numbers AID vIgor. Before such n host faI
stronger government than any Sir X. Peel can hop,
u form would become vulnorable-that which h,
will be able 70 form must speedily give way.n
The Conservative papers are too much engage,
IN recording the lfiumphs OF their party at the poll
and IN rejoicing NJ their success, to look r beyon,
the present Sir Robert Peel is not man 10 b.
easily shaken from the government, II he once GET
fairly hold Of Il. lie is, besides, Of tho mos
{ liberal Of the Tories.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-02

The Madisonian copies a high commitment, maid
'" "' LAY oy Genl Harrison, in Georgetown. A
s'n,''a' one was paid TO him in this City. whist
addressing meeting IN the Log Cabin, he said. he
knew thathe (Genr H. was not the frs, choice
OF the PeOp'e Of this city. That Henry Clay was
th'' hr'' choice. lie could not complain of them
Tor their preference. Hoo could ne tch,n n, prefer
rcd Clay to himselfl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-02
BOSTON MARKET Inlr %

There has been an active demand 10 day for &c.
nesse Flour, which sells readily at 50 IS for com
mon' and 80 So for fancy brands. No material
change exists IN the q rain ma, ket. a few carsoes
yellow corn oht held at 6st-wou,d sell freely
al O'c; WHITE, none IN market. Ots, North River,
duil at l7c; Delaware none. Co,;on-lOO bales
Alabama, llc, mos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-02
ALRENARIE

Alexander Rives, Esq, DR.. Gilley NJ. Lewis and
o. H. Masruder, Esq, have been nominated to
supply the vacancy in the delegation in this county
"eeSsOned 10y the death of Col Goes. A consul.
"non viii take place 'mong the Wings to day to
select one, who will unite the whole party.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-02
Like the waves Ola sumner, az ouc,re away
AhNthcr as nIeaaILg aud shining cumcs on -

CHARAcrERIsTIc ELcQuEScE.-Benton. Of the
Senate, IN one OF ms speeches on the fiscal agent
said he dit not value such a bank "three skips of
!ousc.' lie IS an honor 70 his patly-N u Star.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-02
MANAGERS OFFICE.
RICHMOND VA

bT"".rE II Pokomoke River Lottery, Class No %.
- u % 10 10 10 o 3 s. - :, AZ a.
"a SLIGHT sPRINKIINGp
prize OF SlOUy. . ~ ~
Also ticket oombiuari. II, . Il, prize ofsIO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-02
CLARKL'S OFFICE.
FOR AUGIISr

On saturday, 9Th August lsIl The Va N,,o,.,,t. go,
~ Ihss j. Tot lSll, wl be drawn at Alexandra Va n,
Itn scht al '-s3 tuJJ. lLu,I JVI 3sTO BsO 1nn ,oa q
"l O JJo ltOI a.. Is Nos-and u draw ont TirSc,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-02

va sa'nfly selh August, lSil, IN. Va welsbury Lot
10y las 7" Tor lsi, Viii be draWn at Alexandra Va
nlani oaiHslS -SintOl 1900 5OUO 800 BOO 2yT "a
prize oi lNN, &c. ~ N' --''' ~
Would give tia UNDER great plca sure 10 sell some
~ US many trends one or n0rc OF the snug Capitals abovr
Hny necessary to tIy Ticket, aud the thing Will DO
-, -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-02

Mononsaha Lottery, Class l. tor Monday MORNING ,
rrizc ni shtsO, I1UO, 6OpU, IIl 30jn laD I9,H
lS" 81 OF 100 &C. - Nos-lt dIswn. Tickets $40 VI
UJ- ooirTs tor t"kos In tho above Grand Io,,crx ,,
,uo N. sTRArroN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-02

Va M31onSaa Lottery, "Sss No ~ Tor IsiI-To be ,l,
tcsne hy thc drawing vt the Union Lottery CIasg M
Isll-io he drawn at Alexandria. ID q ON s,,nrJ,, o.
august, ISL Grsnd scheme 81, 2y5 Iu5IS 5saG nI,
~" AN' S'o so, 1860, iGO1, 1870 hoo 100 I2sn isp
got lUOV, 0l OF go, &c. rlekels sIO 49, 49, '-V
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-02
SCHEMES FnR AIrGrsr

va N3nonsha Lottery, Class for Isii-:o bc drawn eli,
80 @ Va. AuEusi9ih Grand Cap,s-l r,i-r -,
she' 1000 'nn. ,G1n, 3lul 1895 of ir a, ~, 80.
IN r 90 number ioety-li drawn. Tickets sIu-sharrs
cts, si3l-sharcs ia proportion. ~ - "''''' "'S'