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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-28

cd Antsnio between his teeth: and snatch
ing up his sword, he followed in the same
direction. Fer some time he kept the
hsrssman in sight ill his progress was
impsded by tho crowd following in the train
of the Gonfalionsr, who was returned from
council, in state. Before hs ex!ricated
himself they wele gone Still however,
Antonio, who was youth offierce passions
and ha.sa the opposite faction with an
intensity known only to the parties in a
civil discord, kept up the chase ill night
far advanced While he hesitated whether
to continue the pursuit, or return home,
Two persons suddenly issued from low
door near the church Of the Annunxiata,
near which he stood, and remained for
some time in deep consultation, The street
was dark, but the lamp burning in niche
before an image Of the Virgin, discovered
to Antonio's eager gaze the countenancs'
Of tho elder traveller,and Perssn whom he
knew TO be in the service of noblenan
suspected of a correspondence with the
Emperor, Presently the former drew q
purse frem his bosom, andgave it to the
9th er who took it hastily and disappeared
The stranger turned also 10 depart; bs
Antonio sprung forward, and crying, Tral
Ghibelins!--aitackpd him 81
vigorously, that the other, taken by sur
prise had scarcely time to draw his swor'
before Antonio's furisus outery attracted
several persons to the spot; who, on hear
ing the exclamation Joined u the fray. Ih
stanger planted his back against the wall
and defended himself with such superlo
skill, that had the sdds been less sgains
him, mus, speedily have secured the victor,
As i, was, he began to feel exhausted by
so UNEQUAL, , contest; when an auxlllar.
ap,sard in tbs person Of a youth. VIII
shocked by ths unf'irness of the comb al
ranged himself on the side of the stranger
and bestowed his blows with such rIgh
/ GOOD. will, that the assailers, in their tarn
began 10 give ground Amid the conius
ion c,used,by the raised voices and clash
3 ing swords, they did net hear the al
Q proach Of half dozen men, clothed
n crimson, asd carrying hablesds, till the
swords we struck. and they ,hemsslve
s arrested in Tie name Of the republic 'Ih
s city guard, by ST. Peteb' exclaimed III
d strangers ally 'Fsllew me, Signsr:' an
with dextsrous jerk, he threw down Il
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
rke anerchans., Memorial.

We earnestly invite the attention of Congress
and the ceuntrv to the following MEMORIAL OF
The IMroR1ERs AND PRINCIPAL MENcHASTs OF
THIS C1rr, asking in effect for he IMPOSITION OF
PROTECTIVE DUr1Es on FoEElos MANUFACTURES
bv our Government. 1t is an important and plain-
Speaking document, and there Is no mistake 1T
this that il expresses the desires and pro-
found convictions of nine-ten.is Of tae AMERICAN
importers of Foreign Goods, and the srs-st mass
ot our Wholesale Merchants ct erery party
we understand that it has been eagerly signed by
nineteen of every twenty houses to which it has
been presented, BIZ every American House but tour
in the Woclen trade, and by every large Crockery
house in the City. These ere sacta which preclude
a necessity Of co1nf.cnt fior which, indeed, We
have 10 room, to-day. Here is the Memorial
To tie Honorable tie Senate ond Hos Of Representative
the United s.nit.
The sndo.sieret ,nerno-1ai>,s are Importers, or
dcrlc-s ii Foreign Goods, in the CITY OF New.iork
The regular business Country depressed, and de-
ranged beyond precedent, and the prospects, tor the iu
turc. gloomy in the extreme
In this state OF affairs lock with socade 10 the per
manen arranCenlcntot Tar, tndcr confederation by
Congress it being our decided conttcti6n that the adjust
ren o. the Revenue Laws is o! equal paramount import
apcc 10 any srh5ec.s .losr claiming your attention
plead for no particular interest or section, for We be-
cve that ali classes in every section OF our common
trv are alike interested, iE lhi, impor;an; nue-o.-
Eeing deeply impressed With ,t conviction that nothing
VII ahccuacy regulate the business or currency OF the
country but Tariff Duties Imports, that will sustain
and encourage our home products and industry,
ey but respectfully pray you 10 impose such Tariff
the peculiar exigencics OF the Country reQllre
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

OG The Court of Common Pleas of Cincinnati
Ohio, ha. decided, in the case Of Charles New
man Of this city, that person dccreed Bank
rupt under the u. S. Bankrupt Law in ore Dis
trc,, but who has not yet obtained decree, may
DC arrested for dct. IN another District, under
The action Of State Court
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

~ This Day (April 4th) is the first annivcrsa-
rv.of the lamcntcd dcccase of our late beloved
dcrstand thai the National colors will be displayed
a. halfmas, at the Wing headquarters in rcmen-
brancc of the Country,s still keenly deplorcd be-
reavcmcnt
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

p ALBANY holds Home Industry Conven
ton at the City Hotel this evening att O'Clock, tt
appoint Delegates to the National Convention.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
The one Hour Rnle.

Correspondence of The New York Tribune.
wAsfuseToS, April ., 1892
The SENATE was not.!n session to-day
In Tie HOUSE, the bill making an appropriation
OF $1,000 for repairs of the Crstom House in Pro-
vlcnce wa. passed.
The remainder OF the day we'll employed in
considering the claims of Revolutionary pension
cr; and private clairnapts of the Government, JUS
ticc toward whom has been sol long deferred.
The numerous ivate bills yesterday acted on
in Committee were reported to the House. where
twelve cr fifteen were passed
The House adjourned 20 meet at eleven O'Clock
\. NJ. Monday which is TO be the hour Of meeting
hereafter
The onc-hour ruc will probably be adopted
Monday, with the aid of which, and that already
adopted, fx;ne- time TO terminate debate il.
Committee (Which arc utterly Indispensable 10 the
pcrfecting any business. while 50 many Loco Foco
obstacles ar, ,hrown in the way the House will
be enabled rapidly to proceed, first With the Ap-
preparation bill, and then witt, the various
sures OF relief SO urgently demanded by the cxi-
gcncics of the country. ARGUS.
70 The interesting letter Of our Correspondent,
CuRr7Us IS unavoidably crowded OFT. it informs
Us Of the following additional appointments con-
lirmcd by the seiatc Saturday. Samuel D.
Tumc., Surveyor of Beverly, Mass; Bcni. Worms
ted, Surveyor, Marbchead, Mass; James E.
Gibblc, Collector. Beaufort, n. c.; Fl iram Nouvre,
Collector, Apalachicola; B. II. Crockett, Collcc
tor Vienna, Nd; Samuel Dexter, Receiver, Ionia
Mich. Solomon Warrcncc,P. NJ Sprinfcld, Mass.
ALEX. PowEI., appointed Consul az Rio, is from
Pennsylvania, bur formerly of Mass, and super
ccdes Geo. Slacum, uncle Of Mr.. May We learn
hat pacific instructions have been sent to our
Minister in Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

on the Why who loi,ers here when his duty calls
him THERE!
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

20 Hon, JAMES STEVENSON has been nomina
ted by the Wings of Alsany for Mayor. Dir. ?. P
Stats will probably be tho Loco oco candidate.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

J. Fox LITERARY NOTICES AND Az ARTICLE on Asso-
cIaTIoS, &c, SEE FIRST PAGE.
II, For PRoF. LvELL's SIXTH LECTURE SEE LAST PAGE.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
Home 1ndnstry Meeting at Paterson:


sac County NewJersey, held pursuan!o public notice, al
the house OF john i. McPherso III Paterson on Saturday
evening April Cd 1882 CHAuNcEf ANDREWS, Esq was ap
pointed Chairman, and CHARLES DtNfoRrH, Secretary.
The object OF the meeting being appoint delegates to
the National COnventi0B TO be held in the City o Nc"
York on Tuesday next, motion the following persons
duly appointed, ameng whom are those engaged III
the various manufactures of Iron, Cotton Wool, Silk Flax
Leather various branches of the Mechanic Arts with Asr
culturists. Merchants Sc.
Paterson i'o,rnAhip.
Andrew Griffith, Luther H. Martin Samuel McCaily Jo
Rouand, Cornelius G. Garrison John s. usorett Henry
Doremus, Amos Pack, Samuel c. Ensyn, James b. Cu>s
r. Watts, John P Brown Charles H. May, Sherman Broa
well, Jacob Douglass, John D. iiog.n Ralph Sh1rrock
Ibrss oss csEs s e. e ro o
Greavcs John Roberts, Gri!h King, James d. Wood
WORTH james p. Caies JAMES Shaw, John T. Van Win
ke Charles Danior, Thonias Roger William Shippers.
min SAMUEL Smith Toras Forbes TAemas Beggs George
Ben.cn, Dasid Douglass, T. B. Atterburg. II. Butler,
JOSEPH, W. Bat.on, Robert Chswi, aaron King G. Van
nsns .ay sss 5a9ep a2 Das r. PanS. % 1S
Lawton Lusius Cutler George Mu%ay "a jo Nign
D. Hoxlt David Roe JOHN Brown William /. Clark sam,
Tse rae sturson, s 80 sn.h MI fIf william Z Gosh Wright Fae
David Burnett: Oliver Pollard Charles lngl Dard H.
william, Bradley D. X. Allen Philemon Dickerson. Aaron
:. Pennington, Sas D. Garfield, james Speer, b. w Van
ievoort, Henry II. Lowe, E. B. d. Ogden, Benjamin Ba
ley, William Watson. William Lowell, john Garr+on, Will
liam Davidson. Patrick Magacr ;Joseph Smith, r. L. Cot
Peter Fields Aaron ro.t Charles Sheer Henry Tlheid,
Nathaniel Brower Benjamin Crane.
Manchester Township.
Peter Watson, Bernard Hartley Isaac Stagg, Stephen
Allen, John Stasg, William Wiilrr Cornelius Post Ira
Waggoner, Samuel Green William w. Coax E. 7. Webb,
john Morrow, John y Van Winkr, John 7. Reguson,
George Reg uon John Burans, Adrian r. Van Honter,
Ralph Dorsmus.
dequoeknock Township.
Andrew Parsons Richard Morre, Peter G. Speer, John
Farchid Jr c. G. Van Ripper, Aaron A. Van IIouer, Hi
ram Blanchard Simeon Pye, Elw f. Merselis, Thomas
Gould, Nicholas x. TcriIune.
Pompton and Vest Milford To:rnsiips.
Peter r. Brown, Chion r. DeCamp. John Lewis, John
b. Van Decren Peter NJ Reyuson, e. D. Norton Jacob W.
Itcguson, Martin j. Reguson, Martin r. Bean, Henry H.
Cougar, John " Beam.
Resored That the proceedings of this meeting be pub
shed in tue NewYork Tribune aud the papers OF hl,
Town. CUAUNCEY ANDREWS, Chairman.
CHAs. DAHYoRTR, Secretary.
Paterson, I'd April, la4@
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

c. Gen WAppY THOMPSON, our new Minister
to Mexico, passed through Ncw-crleans on the
2ad on his way TO his official destination.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

0J Members of the Home League! remember
the meeting at the Institute this evening.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

rJ- By some rascay mismanagemer;t--w believe in
The Washington Po,,. .Oicc-thc letters Of Washington
correspondents which should have reached in scasonor
Saturdays PAPER did not conc hand till Sunday
ing when OF they utterly useless. We know
thc fault not with Wig liant and faithful correspond
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

Og We acknowledge with gratitude the receipt
Of $50 50 In all from several charitable citizens
f"r the benefit Of the TWO poor widows burnt cut
on Thursday, whose distress was stated in our last
Another friend of the unfortunate has rendered
rhcn apartments free of rent till the first of May
We rejoice to know that they will hereby be cna-
bcd to commence the world again in comfort.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
APPOINTMENTS By TIE PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT
By and Nth the aduice and consent Of TIC Senate.
JAMES w. McCuLLrcn, ef Maryland. to be
Comptroller of the Treasury.
JAMES IT, WEAKLY, to be Surveyor General of
Alabama, rc-appunted.
ConSuiS.
JAMES HAcARTY, for the port Of Liverpool.
ALEXANDER POWELL, of Pcnnsylvunin, 10. the
port Of Rio de .aneiro
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

Retail prices - loo, l25 ami l2o each for Cts1
.ls., Patent Tablet Razor Sop OF t,nr sides at lOs VIZ
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

would heart OF man once iiak t:-Ssata
~ Yellow dark or SInournt >hln NaAl,h-punpcs
blo,ctc> freckle> sa:rhc,,m ans aerupron> curs
by the use o, thu ltaan C!e:0ca Scan rhiS ,onchsy
more than good article il IS really '9SnertI perfect
miracle It's sold or % ceii.>a cake BY Jones' >S The
American Eagle, So Chatham street We 10 a!,l>, s %
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

UYorlSE HcRgHoUSo CASoY.-rhcrc IS up uiitake T.
the curative pnwcrs OF this new rsresy. t c ~ r>ps
ri,c yslhr.,,s >cny but surely won l. way 10 pu
confidence tlis used m .he most respectable amf,
IN the city and cour;y an inabe source ct ltiet III al
throat loss o, voice, woopIn cough. AMI IN the early
stages consumption. Apply al ? Rgu0dwNr cener :"
I. 49,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

HOGAN AGAIN ARRESTED u. Sheridan Ho-
gan seems determined to Involve himself and us
in trouble. Not satihed with his arrest at Lock-
port and not being at all grateful for his easy
cape therefrom, he has again come into the United
States, been arrested and committed to jail at
Rochester. He arrived from Toronto and was,
at the complaint of General Theller seized Just
as he was leaving for the country. He asks no
favor but depends for protection on the wooden
walls fold England 1t is said his visit was to
see lady to whom ne is attached,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

q7s Democratic yyhis General Com mittee.
New-York, April (, l9i2-A regular meeting oi this Com
,pt,ee will he held a, hc Broadway House Tuesday
Evening, Apri! 5iiI, inst, at o'clock ck
}. H. HopARr Haws, scc.s ELLIS POTTER, Chn
X. C.. WfSTERyE!.T.} -! al q
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

IN CONGRESS. FRIDAY, April !.
In SENATE, Mr. MASGUM from the Naval Com
n,i,tec reported bill creating Board to prepare
Rules and Regulations for the Navy. Opposed by
Mcssrs. ALLEN, CALHOUN and WOODBURY., aud
laid on the table
Mr.. WOODBURY. introduced bill providing that
the President may appoint temporarily TO any
office in the Treasury or War Departments which
NAV be vacant.
The Loan Bill was received from the House,
read and referred to the Committee on Finance.
Some less important business was transacted,
some time spent ia Executive business, and the
Senate adjourned over TO Monday.
In the House, Mr.. RoosE EvELT reported bill
providing that an officer of the Customs who may
serve but fraction OF year Cor over year or
years) shall receive pay only torhiS actual term
OF service. As the law stands a Collector is limit
cd to $4,000 year, but may receive that amount
for ten DAYS il he should die resign or be removed
II; the expiration of such term. Mr.. WISTH-
Rop advocated this BILL and twas read three times
passed and sent to the Senate.
The House refused 10 take up tho bill relative to
the District Banks, and proceeded in Committee
consider Private Bills. of which forty-cigtit were
agreed to and reported. Among them are bills for
INC relief of Cherokee Warriors, Granting Invalid
Tensions TO those wounded in the U. S. Service;) }
."i Com Isaac Hull: owners of ship Lexington OF
Nantucket, &c. Adj.
A5 Among the petitions lately presented are
several by Mr.. GATES from some hundreds of citi-
zens OF 9enesee and Wyoming Counties reprehcnd-
ing the violence, dsorderlyz cnnduct and delay in
business in Congress, and asking the following sal
u,ary Reforms, viz {:
ls,. The abolition OF mileage for members
2s Reduction OF pay TO five dollars per day
Sd. Abolition OF the ankng privilege, except during the
sssS,n.
i,h. Abolition Of the allowance OF stationery.
5ih. The adoptoB oi the one-hour rule.
9th. Adjournment The 4,li OF March each year.
1t. Xpulsion members wbs shall uduls in person
Mites debate and such other reform as shall retrsnch the
present enormous expenses and restore 10 Congress the
respec, Of The American People.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

FROM THE WEST IsD1Es.--Thc Apalachicola
Journal of March 19, contains adyices from ia
aaica to the Bird, schooner having arrived there
from Kingston From he extracts giyen by the
Journal it appears that recent intelligence from
New Grenada had been eceiyed. Gen. Hcrran,
the President, had had an interview with Carmo-
ma, the leader OF the insurgents, Ut Baranquilla.
duce the people of that place to lay down their
arms. The insurrec,ion was still kept up at San
Ia Martha. AS Carthasena is not mentioned w'.
presume tha, the var in that quarter is entirely az
an end.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

20 We had samcthing like q thunder storm last
evening The flashes of lightning were quite fre-
quent, though TO be sure trey made little noise
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
4 H E T RIB u N E..
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 4, ls4s.

~ Public F0tsec.-ihe Detincraic T" h!S hicteo's ;
oil the City a.d COUNTY requested to attend Mass
Meeting 10 lie held National Hall. Canascet on TUES
DAY EVENING April 9Th, a,7s O'Clock, to receive the
Report Of the County Convention appointed Ia select can
dida,e for Mayor.
Ry order OF The Democratic Wing Mayoraty Convention
PETER S. TITUS, Chairman
'IHoMss McELRATn. Secretaries
gg National Homo Industry Convention
Tic Delegates appointed from the city OF to the
National Home Industry Convention and those from other
places who may city e requested TO meet al Tue
Rero,iiary Of the America. Institute this (cnday) even
ms, AT O'Clock fell attendance is desirable The Con-
vei,oil " III assemble Tuesday morning, at oclocSa
tho y Tabernacle The citizens Of New York
invited n veud IFS deliberations Seats will be reserved IN
,be g!ercs fo ladies. By order of the Central Committee
L. D. CHAPLIN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

GJ Maj. JonN FESTos soldier Of the Rcvo
luton and one OF Gen. Washngtons lifc-gua.ds
died recently in Clarke CO.. Misc, ae was nearly
100 wears old.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

u Sherman, Losensc rade +, really rery e,.n,;,.
asry.n the balm to ,i' ,oq-t, upon ;heossn4s -.
i1n OF the belr., ic!cf Tnc :@Qe worms Ggsrrby,
nc III. Ills NE aie heic -. The follow iE n. ~ -
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

CHILDREN LA,oH foR rREM.-Ch,,drdn cry ,r >onieht.
tcgt bat they L.ui for the Worm Lo1cnge> oi Dr. Peters
,n>,c annhilarih, des,rover, that ere aeils
on ,.cr ycs-a, hence they laugh and JOY tui whsa
tlev are presented them. The parents "i inr'S VIA
pr, suffering with worms should ioosto this or tar
,,lrrn die OF thc,. their deaths wiz y. :e Ssn. %
.ect and must therefore lie Al ,hs ows doors ii-n'aci,
and rourll, colds, ysp.psa .enckne,S, low spirit, a0i
nausea sooner than by any medicine hrrt ts'oie discovered,
IN evidence of which hundreds OF certificates have been
r.iyr, Offices t59 Broadway l5o aud $50 Bowery, 2i0
Chatham IS Fulton and 4l6 Hudson street, Nes.iok, AMI
90 North Sikh street, Ph!ad.lpha.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

u The BRAuAMs, father and son, give a Mu-
scal Concert at the Society Library on Wedncs-
day evening. Among the pieces to be performed
are Acis and Galatca by Handel, a duc,t All 5
Well and song Time! lime = by MIR. Chas.
Bra,lnl, from the Nymph Ct tho Gro,,o.
gsCe Wm w. Gordon of Savannah, Gu.
P.es;yiel, Of Central Railroad aud Banking
Company, died recently,
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

esrgAH's llISEuN.-it iha, we call puit ap.r
Especially TO place OF public aulu>cI, ,p ~
more or less deserving a,d 90 not Ike 70 raIe sis,
mi. hit setr lihc nohots coE.pasonS n tbs pttsen. ~
>tate, however, We ievi ourselves Constrained bi,r
Scientific apartments all who dcight n blend ,he aulee
With the .t brlieycw are but '!ons insi:e 70 nun
and oar intelligent. readers, "eare inismN ,ha, Mr
Harrington, is :t,Iagt tor r few GEtts crs n Tr
tonight will also be Distinguished h; II" tst appearance
OF Charming Young lady OF fourteen. IoSt sec, sae.
Stress and who bears the name. anf Is >d 10 be dis,
tnpi Kin n' the world renowned Eubcua.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

~ r,;n,;.tz, Assoc iation.-The members OF
,h, A.soca,i.n are requested Monroe Hall on
Tuesday Evening April 5th at o'clock for The purpose o.
form;no PROCESSION. They will leave the Hall al H. TO
proceed 10 Columbian Hall, Grandsrce TO receive the
prescribed watchmen from thence TO National Hail. Cana
and through the principal Pnnctual attend
,ncp IS requested. sfLAS CHICKERlNG, President
g. GRAY, secretares. ,sa
s. j. S,uTH, "eS' 40 =
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

0J Capt. James Pittit of Polk co. Tenn,
man with no family but % negroes, blew out his
braiss-leuving his property to his slaves, whom
he directed TO be freed.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

II Liberty Parfy.-The friends of THOMAS. r +;
FIELD Es the Liberty Candidate for Mayor are noti.e
that meetings will he held the corner OF Delaney ana
Chyrstissree each Monday ana Thufsday Esea!ns uh
the Election.
nees OF their respective Wards invited TO attend
Members Of The Genera, Committee are requested 70 oe
pInctuai in their Attendance.
BY order JAMES q. BAtBoCfS- Cna,f,ns.- n,, H.s.-
GEORGE w. ROSE, Secretary a2i Ih&'Io'
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

% We arc obliged by its great length and the
press upon our columns TO divide Prof LYELL's
very interesting and instructive Lecture delivered
Saturday evening on Fossil Footprints. We Shall
publish the conclusion Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

Correspondence of Tkc New York Irbune.
WAsfIseToS, April q 1872.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

p Wasl,in gton It. II. society.-The ANNA, Ann h
Meeting Of This Society for the election OF oces WIZ oe
held at the Hail. OF Centre and White streets on non
day Evening" the 9Th inst H. Pune ual attendance go
requested as business Importance will be laid before
socie,v. j. ". KELLOGG, secfetAfy.
n. B.The polls Of The above election will open ~.
close at PM Members arc hereby notified TO pay up'
Dues otherwise they will b. entitled to vote al u
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

" Miss CLARENDON is TO give series of
Elocutonary Readings this evening at the Society
Library. Her selections are excellent, being from
Otwny Venice Preserved, Shakspcre's o,hel-
10, Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet, Knowles 5
Hunchback,' aud other standard dramas. She is
said TO read with grca; taste and power. For
some weeks past she has given similar series
with most tla,,ering success at the Albany Female
Academy. We ,rus, her readings will be well at,
tended.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04
,yohN ohSSoN: @ Secretaries.

1r Twelfth Wnrd.-Ata lncetng. Of 'lc Demo
cratic Wing Electors ol The Twelfth War held nj Minon,
corner of Both street and 81 avenue, on THURSDAY e'c
and WALTER BRADY appointed Secretary. And The Conr
initiec appointed nominate candidates Tor Charter on
be supported at the mex. election, reported e ""
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

LATE FROM fLoRlpA.-Thc U. S. steamer Col
Harney, Capt. PEARSON, arrived from Florida
Yesterday. BY this arrival We have received the
St. Augustine News of Saturday last, together
with private letter from az esteemed friend from
which we make the following extracts.
The war should be closed instantly. There
arc SO few Indians now out that warikc operations
do mere hurt than good They nearly all would
come in if they could be seen and talked to, and
shown u few silver dollars, calcocs, &c. But
they are rs wild and timid us the deer they roam
amongst.
The Ne,cs confirms the account of the coming
in of twenty-six Indians at Peas Crcek.-[[ Snvan-
nah Rep. March o3.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

U Col. Worth is still securing the whole
Country with scouting parties, picking up and
driving in the rcd savagcs Bysearching Reforms,
lie has been able to effect sayinge i'll the public
vice amounting to s15Oooo per So says
the ST. Augustine News.
New-York tribune., 1842-04-04

AmgSic,S MusguM.-'rhe manager ha, beer oiiis-; n
.;arec hi, SPACIOUS Lecture Ho-m III cyte. accor7g
date the uultituicS which tock here This is Dol y
be wondtred al, for when It's ei'enbeFrd that tbs Ms
Nm contains greater variety 81 ~ol;lsrui >pee!uE, ~
nature and arl, ,haa every >iu,lar l>m-rc i
cnt;hEet!. heSidcs ,lra i'rC host talented pcor-
anceJo various de>crios> which have parallel in IA.
cts. the only wouderi> iliat his building !mm-rsr, >,
~ consisting oi sly spacious halls. each hundred e IN
length. = sufficiently chFNcioc> accommodate ,he be
who woul6 visit sus!I display OF novelties for oly ;;