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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
OHsHTUA A Y.

DIED'-At the residence of his son in
Rooavlle, LuZerne county. on the 22d
uIt, RUFUS BENNETT, an old soldier
ef the Revolution and one of the relies Of
The fatal bloody battle that resul tied 50 disas
trously to the Wyoming colony A. tic
time Of the massacre Mr. Benne, was ie,a,
his death about e2 wears old. His femains
were buried with military donors by the
citizens soldiers Of Gyoming
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

--This object new occupies the attention
Eof the House Of Representatives a, Washin-
y. motion 10 fix the ratio a. 50,l29
as bees adopted This will give no use
bns what larger than the pressn;
Ane.
Considerable dega,e has ariccn concerning
the representation Of large fraction. The
principle ofrepresenting them has always
been scisd,on in Pennsylvania. II is sone
what surprising that! i. Las never been aaop,
ed by Congress: II tsecms manifestly un.
just that fraction in any state amounting
70 within small number Of the ratio agreed
or, shsuld 60 entirely unrepresentsd fer ten
years. 1t would be evidently more fair
sblf any fraction exsseaing half the ratio
SHOULD be entitled 10 member. tits diff
ficult TO make the representation perfect
ly equal, but this mode would render il
'nsss edull, than that Of leaving the irac
..ion unrepiesented.
Another proposition which appears per-
fectly fair, is that if state has fraction oi
Onc.ha!t the ratio, it shall be entitled 10 ali
additional member for tho last fvo years
out Of the ten for which the apporlionment
is made. and so in proportion for any grew
Aer on less fraction.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

IEPOETANI FfOM MEAlCO.
BY The arrival Of the Britishna all steamer
Midway, which arrived at new York on
Friday, tho editors of ihe New York Her
aid have received tie following important
intelligence from Msxico,by private corea-
pcndsnce.
Santa Anna has at length postivelys pTo-
cured loan in London, to the amount Of
R5,O00,o 900 sterling, for period Of four.
4een years, without the payment OF any an
nual interest, until he period Of reimburse
nent. when the holders oil the stock will
receive sl4o for Sl00, ont and out. The
ageG,s for this loan nre james Morrison d
Co., OF London. The DIi6sh Government
becomes the guarantee for its repayment
TO the English stockholders, and in consid-
alton thereof, all English manufactures are
TO be admitted into Vera Cruz and other
ports Of Mexico, at nominal dniy, for the
same period at which the loan is taken.
We fnrthsr learn tina, il is The ia,en.ion
Of the Mexican government, as coon ~
they shall have received steam ehips,mas'
kesi. aad other Runi,ions of war from Eng
iaad. and bsough. 10 them andw W. Esg.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
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The Steam Cana! beat Black Hawk start.
ed this morHing for Lockpo.t' This beat
is propelled by paddle wheel fixed at the
sterA; and from all appearance will un.
dously answer The purpose, there bsng
scarcely aay w.orc swell eccasioned, than
by the usualmanner of towing by horses.
suffAlo dem. Economist April 22'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

Rebelion.-We copy the following from an
article in the Morgantown (Va.) )Rcpublican'
It shows bad State of shings.
I'VE ara told that in the adjoining county
OF Harrison, the deputy sheriffs have
thrown up. and gave notice to the High
Sheriff that they will no longer ac, and that
in the lower end of the same county, III.
people met 10 the number Of four hundred
or more, and passed resolutions that ,'daring
ihe present state of affairs, they would re-
sisi the collection of all debts by The officer
Of the law. They entered into an arrange
'nens 10 chas'ise and ride upon rail- any
man who would attend sale Of executed
property for the purpose ofbidj,ng for il,
and haInber Of other resolutions OF The
same imper, S5 bearing
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
MILITARY NOTICE.

The 7lst Regiment, lot brigade, 9Th Division
Pennsylvania Militia, will meat as follows for pa
iade and Inspection
The Volunteer Rle Company, commended by
Captain Sta.ey, the militia companies commanded
by Captains Patterson, Stacker and Campbell win
rneet at Rhoaraburg. on Friday, the Goth day Of
May next at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, equipt according to
law
The other companies of the lst Battalion, 10
wit: Volunteers. Captains swGby, Webb AID
Hszlet, ana militia. Captains Yost. Dewitt, Bede-
man and staupher, with heir respective conpa-
nics, viii meet az Bloomsburs, on Saturday, the
2lst Of Mpy
The I'd Battalion will meet at Ca.tawissa, en-
Monday, the 23l day OF MAY, and the Volunteer
companies attacked thereto, to meet at tho ,ams
time and place.
N, MCDOWELL, Col.
A~n IL. lsAs.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

Al down cast tee.olal society, compos
ed If young ladies' Of certain ages il has
been decided ,ha. kissing is intoxicating and
the members Of lha, society are no. allow ID
10 indulge In lha, delicious amusement.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

Up 10 the hrst si April,,he number Of ap.
applicants fur the bankrupt law, in the u.
States, was 6, $40, six of whom were FEM.
ales. The latter are said 10 possess Eve
personal es,aies."
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

We are gratiiied to learn that our friend
1t. Col. NEAL NcCAY, is a candidate
for the Office of COIONEI. in the 4s,h
Regiment He is good ofic.,, and wo
hope he will be elected, as hc well deserves
TO be hoisted peg higher.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
NASSAU, N. p. April Is, 1912.

A spscia! sesson Of tbs Admiralty
Court convened this day 10 hear the charge
of Piracy against the II negroes imprisoned
from the Creole The Attorney General
made his motion Cor delay of trial on the
ground that it vas impossible TO obtain the
necessary evidence hera, and offered for
the perusal OF The Court u numser OF afida.
eiis OF t'la captain, pa!o ard crew and
passengers OF the Creole shcying that
sufficient evidence could he procured from
the United States, if lime was allowed. Af.
ter examination oi he testimony Offered, the
Ceur replied, that were the captain crew
and passengers, as aet forth in the atfidasits
here present TO testify in this case, ;hey
should consider them as noi eaiileu to be-
lief or credit and should charge ths jurv to
THAI effect; and ths! 10 evidence cou!d be
procured 10 convict The prisoners, for
they were perfectly justified ia The course
pursued On board the Creole and were now
abcr, be TO sc, free.
The Chief Justice then Addressed Tho ne
groas something in this Style Il has pleased
God to SC! you free from, the bonds ors!ave.
ry, may you hereafter live The life of rood
and faithful sutiecs OF her Maiesly's Gov
ernmcnt. They were then sc. a. liberty 5y
Proclamation.
The seh James Power arrived here
fgom Baltimore an the Il,h last The
"'ses "'' .isf Clarion re 1airs ss Grst re-
as yet been eaved.-N Y. Express. 'o'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

A petition for the pardon of Benjamin
Rashbun nov confined in the State Prison a,
Sing.sgaed by the mos. respectable citizens
OF western New York, and mai sri.y Of The
members of the New York Legislature has
bsen presented TO Gov. Seward.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

We end The following in the Phlale,.
phia 'Lcdger.' How amusing it must have
been 10 see The gentleman pick his teeth allar
his deicious dessert:
gentleman ia New Ogleans. having
played AL April trick upon his wife in the
morning, was served up in fine style at
dinker He is noted 70, his partially for
'fritlers' as lghl desert, and on this occas
ion, after he had tried for ten ,minutss to
chew, one, nicely 'saucea over and fried
brown he found they were madc of the
laye4s Of conon that he'd been Dipped in
Gutter'' We call ilia. doing hln brown
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

The National Inellieencer says:--iilat an
offer had been mads to the Government, at
par, and otherwise favorablcI terms, for a
considerable par. Of the u. g. sIioan lately
authorized by an act or Congress.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

ish Cog; me proceeds Of their losn. that =
terrible invasion of Texas win be Both by
sea and land, and that number of British
navy and army officers will bo engaged to
lead their troops 10 battle.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

A Nun,eroas Force.--Thc Pocis Of
London numbered; on the Is. OF January,
1912, four thousand, four hundred aud four.
teen
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

The Chic Old School Republican states
thai Bear he. Bucksys Blacksmith, is a.
bout to resign his Indian agency, and coz,
menee stusping it for Clay.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

Hard Times. s.--Bos.on and Fashion are
10 run FOR 5000 at The Long Island race
coGtse, Oh the 18th Of May.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

Large Egg,-An eastern paper tells Of
an egg laid By species Of hen inpomcd
frem France, and dsscibss the egg as nine
inches round it the longest way, and seve.,
the oihor,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

|! is stated in some of the Baltimore pa.
pers that one Of The fremen Of the ,gfedora,
has confessed 'ha. he changed the weights
on the safov valve Of the engine in order to
to shsw Of the power Of The boat
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

The AryoHAN WAR. -Upto 1896, this
war had cost the British Government eco,
oco,ooo.--since then, it has cost 9l5, 900,
600 annually.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

Mghway Rottery.-A. F.CIark Ese.,
was knocked down in one Of the streets Of
Boston day or two since, and robbed Of
gold watch
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
BLOOMsBURG ARTILLERY.

The members Of this company viii meet at the
house Of Charles Dooblor1 in BloomsLurg en-
Saturday he 7th Gag Of Noy inst.
at o'clock il the afternoon, ia complete uniform
fs military exercise and dill.
H. WEBP, Captain.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
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The Mississippi Legislature have passed
law repeating evey part Of law which
gives 10 towns and villages ihe power to
license drinking.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

The amount Of British manufactures en-
aually Imported from England, amoaRs TO
S50,000,000, and all Of this is paid in
specie.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

The Arena gives the following as The Nv-
Yor, fashioR Brides walk on ,he Battery
in the morning-those who wish TO be. in
the aflernoon-tho who ought TO be in the
evening.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
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THE Creole Negroes Set of Liberty.
By an arrival a! Wilmington, a. G, we
have been favored with the petusal Of the
following letter;
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

TO be Erccule2. ~Jamos Rice has re.
ceiyed his death warrant, and will be execa.
ted within the walls Of the Jail, in Bedford,
Pa; en- The 9Th of June next,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

The Weathert--Wi.hin week pas. VIC
hayehad all sorts OF weather that canbe foand
between the tosrid and frigid zones. Rain,
hail, snow. heat, cold aud frosts, have each
paid uu visit IN iuvn. ]. is feared thai
ihe fruit has been injured.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

Has Been Rendered. by jury New
York, verdict agains, VIM. NJ Price, for
$S3 eco, as the amoun. olhis defalcatiop 10
the UEilcd States.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
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e y. .pursuanca OF an order of The Orphans Court
2hursGay Ire soh aay-g, "v,..--.------.
at ten o'clock in the fo.cneon, william j. Ifeic,'
administrator, DC. OF JACOB ALE, lals of Mou.lt
Pleasant towncosP, in said county, deceased viii
expose TO sale by public vcnduo upon the premises
Forty Acres
ofhc north end OF certain tract Of land ituate in
Mount Pleasant adjoining Daniel Force, Daniel
McCalty, Edward Cayence and William Ihslcr,
containing SO acres, about 40 acres Of cleared and
ON the premises but no buildings, late the estate Of
said deceased, stusto in the township of Mount
Pleasant and county aforesaid.
JACOB EYERLY, Clerk.
Danvillo Map 4, ie42, 2
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

The National Iasligencer OF the '2i
last, states that, an offer has been made to
the goyrnmenI, at par, aud on otherwise
favorably terms, for considerably part Of
The Uniled States loan lately authorized by
an Asa er Crrs'S-s."
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
The Philadelphia Xamnofh.

Tho srsa. SIZE ofthe vaper enables as to give ell
important Congressional proceedings at length, and
all reports and other Important pG.s.c documents
i'll ftl!. togsihey with occasional Copsyess:onsi
Speeches in full.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
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The Grain crops, all the county over are
described as fore,okeniRg an abundant lar
vest.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
kESEE-Ery7se,ysSo

Columbia Raiiroad.-I! is stated chat
the expenses oa the Philadelphia andCoum
bia Raiicoad, this year. will ss one half less
than last yea..
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
Original Nocsl,


from Tho pen OF II ". Herbert Esn. author of
Cromwell 1hc Eg5.hers,' &c which they have
leen publishing fa- s7-letnc past Ia, scene of
this nove, is laid in Amerea-.EJ u.joct is the
R-ccanier5 Such an opportunity to sut1c,ibe
Should not be lost.
Ctginal Stories appear in every Nvrnber of tho
paper, will original articles upon al spbiects.
The Post contains the greatest variety Of OYigi-
rai Takes sea chetchks, Essays, Poetry, SONGS,
Charadea bsse thc latest and best selections from
the Ame sican and English Magazines, and all the
other foqntans c: choice Original Literature.
YK.ss TEXANS.
1t Is issued at the old Established rate Of tsso
E'iiars per aarur., Cash in a4vance, and may be-
truly said no.. that it is enlarged io be the
Cheapest rapee IN sthe U'iicn.
AS friends and Ecighhcrg o.,e4 wish TO clvb to.
eetaer to facilitate tsrces we offer to such, or
% any persca who will secure US the names and
money, the following
Inducements 10 Clubs.
copies for s dollars in advance post paid.
lo
to .he tISntR'deIstcod th4t to entitle any person
ages ruat he Grst paid. ard rns -4slas. al arraar-
be RENTED in advance post paid. a--s-.
We adhere to he Cash syatcm.
GEORGE Il. GRAHAM g. co.
s-Jt.-J ,,,,d ~ ec,,,t sf,epis P5iIGIeIy,bin.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
A NEW VOEUMEs
NAE 2st, I3G2.
THE SATURDAY POST,
Il Family SEEET.
or Tns
MAMMOTH CLASS.

"A rev vourae Of tho rorular family newspaper,
"a Saturday Evening Post. will bs commenced
On the irst of May, 1872 beaulifally printed on
the finest white liner paper. The Post is .hs old
est aud hest established pipo III the union, having
already got to the commencement oftho
GGG VoIsggsae.
While scores of papays which have been started
liz lhr last twenty -,.ireo years, kayo passed away
forever, Tho Post still mcintnins its proud position
in point Of cncuiatioh aud plo, at The head of the
family newspapers ofthe day.
The great size Of the papeI erahlos the pzoprie-
tors to sive gres variety of original an5 selected
matter than can he found iii cetemporasy chso.s.
The Paper has hean greatly
Ea'aged aud Imrrtred,
And nov appeeIs N rndsomc new typo. and has
received he Nra,e Of many editors o. isste, as ls
.aadso'ars .jaulv ssect M he Jl,on' Our ec.
fors have been directed to the c,mbung Of beauty
aiid simplicity, with utii:v ani iaatc The Posr is
printed on stont wnite raper rendering /. neat and
durable ior filing; wiic in size it surpasses every
other weekly newspaper in Pii,adtipnia, and has
received iiom its cete!.poraries the tile CT
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

4 horse, cart and man, with thirty bus
he's OF potsies, went OF Of q war( in BaIu-
:nere, las; week, iRIn ,lLs BAY. The horse,
cart and maa got out, but the potatoes, poor
,hings! sunk,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
METHODIST MISSIONARY SOCI.
ETY.,

nt dANual eleCtloR I0r DHiCers OI THIS
Society was held in New York las, week,
wkea Bishop Roberts, was rs-elacted Presi
dent, Rev George Lane, Treasurer, and
Francis Hall, Esq, Recording Secretary.
The managers remain pretty much as ,hay
were last year. The operations Of this Soci
oily from its commencement have been very
excessive and sminenily successful. The
South Ainerican Missions have been sus-
pendcd'and reductions have been made
.is Numerous ether Foreign Mesions. The
appropriations for tas.past year. amounted
20 SllS;000. as feliows:--
Domestic Missions, s7O, 900
Liberia Missions. $4,000
Oregon do 10000
Buenos Ayrss do 5000
Rio Jansiro do $500
Montevideo do $500
Atofui Causaity.-Ttocnty Persons
Droscnsd.-Ths Boston papsrs record
. Mechanically dia4ef which occured in
that oity on Friday last, by which distress
ing circumstance twenty persons in the full
'viecr and bsoyancs Of yeah were hurried
swiftly into eternity.
About 0 o'clock, A. H., on Feiasy, the
day being hne. twenty -four Of the Eoys Of
the "Fsrn Sehool''on ThompsoE's Island
'obtsinea permission oftheSuperindent to 60
fishing excursion down the outer harbor
in the Sceoi boat. accompanied by one OF
the tsachers, in whose judgnent and discre-
ton the utmost reliance Sould be placed
They had hne tine Of il, and remained
out until about thres o'clock. when they
started for home, iu the full glow Of youth.
'ful hilari,y. At about o'clock, when be-
tween Thomson's Island and Fort In9epen.
sdence, the boat was sirdck by flaw Of
wind, and suddenly upset
Whea the boat went. box rolled oat.and
four boys ciung to it and kept up, until they
were taken of by the schooaer n. p. Fos-
rser. Capt. Foster, which happened 10 be
Beating up, and for,unsly deserted them.
Captain Foster landed them at Tdplif7s
boat house abou, fonr o'clock 10 the af!sr-
noon.
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
literary Department

The Post is ACKNOWLEDGE to lie tho hist newb-
paper in iie cornry IA ti'e quantiy and quality OF
It's original tales osa,s poetry, and other mater.
The following contributors are vorrant OF its
inelits.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

A house IN Clements, N.S.was destroyed
by fse on the i9lh inst. and ,hres children
the eldest / and The youngest 2 years Of
age--pershed in the names. The owner
c! he houss was absent ON business, and
his wife had gone TO q meeting Two miles
distant.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

Holaes, ono OF crsw Of the ill-fated
William Brown, has been found gull
iy Of iaaa-slausher on lie hge seas, by a
jury aud recolomepdtd TO msrey.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

T. S. Arthur, author orThomas j. Beach
Temperance Plodsc,'J j. sitl.on Snders. auti.or
The BreA.nMcrcaart,' Of 'rhe ManikYalleyr'
and other lempefa.,cnS Q Undo san
Stories, Lydia Z Sgeurney
Professor J. Fl. lngfahoaE " Thomas a1thor Of
author Of 'Late,ti.l,' Clinton 8ralshawe,
dSc. Sc. Toward Pinckney
Jesse H. Dow. aathjr ok 1herese Clarke
the Log ef Ola .ron. Mss :! isteie
si3ss,' sS.sy Sc. sun G Whittier
Loais Fraseraid fssistro Mis-. + W EIsling
r. ii. Walsh, .ii- 4 / Nichols
Miss L. Leslie, E 6 Amelia SVelby
II. P. Willis, j lodln
Mr;. Emma q, Enbury J Ross p-ovne
Mrs. a. r. Araah Lucy Seymour
Mrs. La$lbart Mrs Mary z Parsons
James II. Dana hr. Ce.el;nc = Orne
Lewis J.. Cist Mrs \. 81 leon Loud
Lydia Jane Picrsoa Mrs Ann 5 Stephens
Thee. S. Fay J 7 $ Sullivao
George p. hiorri3 sirs : G Stsaa,an
Francis s OsSooi Mrs Car5,ire Foe Hentz
Alfred =. Street William Wallace
The Publishes hcro made aa arrangement, IN ad-
Itiun far
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

The Cosncil Of N'heeiing, Va. have de-
clarea against iiceasiug houses for !ho sale
arden. Spixiss.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07


stabbed by snoiher named M'Laughlin, who
was ia liqusr, and was supposed 10 be Tie
inoendiary.
liz Albany, sn Monday, man named
Burk, chopped his wife 10 pieces with an
axe, whle under tie influence Of rum.
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The Chic Old School Republican states
thai Bear lie. Bucksys Blacksmith, is a.
bout to resign his Indian agency, and coz,
menee stunping il for Clay.
A petition for the pardon of Benjamin
Rashbun now confined in the State Prison al,
Sing.signed by the mos. aspeoiablo citizens
of western New York, and maj sri.y cf the
members of the New York Legislature has
baen presented TO Gov. Seward.
The amount of British manufactures en-
aually Imported from England, amosRs TO
50,o0O,oO0, and all of this is paid in
specie.
Ngh'cay Robbery.-A, F.CIark ESQ.,,
was knocked down in one Of the streets Of
Ess,on day or Two since, and robbed Of
gold watch
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Has Been Rendered. by jury New
York, versict agains, VIM. NJ Price, for
$e3, eco, as the amoun. ofhis defalcaiop 10
the UEiled States.
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The Arena gives the following as The Nv-
Y ors fashioR: Brides walk on the Battery
iD the morning who wish 10 be. in
the aflernoon-those who ought 10 be in the
evening.
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TO be ErccuieI.- -~Jamos Rice has re.
ceiyed his death warrant, and will be execa.
ted within The walls Of the Jail, in Bedford,
Pa; en- the l7ih of June next,
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Columbia Raiircad.-I! is stated chat
the expenses oa the Philadelphia andCo!um
bia Railcoad, this year. will ss one half less
than last yea-.
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4 horse, cart and man. with thirty bus
he's Of po,s,es. wen, OF Of q war( in DaItl-
more, las; week, iEtn llLs BAY. The horse,
car! and maa GO. out, bu! the potatoes, poor
'hings! sunk.
A house IN Clements, N .S.ws, destroyed
by fSe on The 19lh inst. and lhres children
the eldest and The youngest years ol
sge--perished in the flames. The owner
G! ,hs houss was absent ON business, and
his, wife had gone TO meeting Two miles
distant.
Holaes, ono OF crsw Of the ilI-iateh
William Brown, has been found gull
iy Of Aaa.slausher on lie hige seas, by
Jury aud recommended TO nsrey.
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The Cosncil Of N'heeling, Va. have de-
clarea against iiceasiug houses for Iho sale
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