Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-03-05
HOTCH POTCE.

Warrington l~etterwri,er says Mr.. Clay will remain IN
~ Senate, until near the close OF March. There y al
rrea, revival progressing among the Meth7disi' at iiaff'-
,,,,g. Penn. 1t ha. been ascertained by observations with
= microscope that the threadiets in one thread Of a spiders
,.b amount TO several millions. The Lancaster lnteII-
esneer notices the coincidence, that mild winters have hap
rsnsd al a regular periodical distance of twenty-six years.
= f,u,ws-IC
,842. The ST. Nicholas, from New York, carries TO EI-
M S6s, 900 in specie. At the marriage OF the ffeSi-
dents da ushte-, no vine o r ardent spirits we're used by Inc
comoany. An eminent London sculptor mas sent over an
order for a block Of Middleburs, Vermont, marble a : be-
,na superior 10 most OF the Italian marble. The frequent
n,,c,ic. of scrat ching one's hcnd With a gridiron is apt to
give the hair a greasy flavor, unpleasant TO many The
u.,bodi,t Church in the Scio,o Valley, below Columbus.
has received an accession OF 100 members in the last few
weeks. A proposition has been introduced into the Legs
,ature Of Pennsylvania t. establish a sub treasury for State
purposes-to make an entire separation of the fiscal con
GEMS of the Commonwealth from any connection with
banking institutions. The Treasurer of :he National Mon
umen, Society has published a statement, Of the affairs OF
,ha, Society lie received during the year ending en- the
17th Of January, il contributions SGl2 Al, md in interest
On stock. already invested S2,li3 80. The whole amount
no. invested is 81. $40 in STOCKS. A State Convention
of all persons engaged in the boot, shoe and leather bust
nes., i. 20 ZEE held in Boston on the 2nd OF March next. a
Convention Of those interested III the manufacture md
.ale Of ron. in the States of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana,
Il Tennessee n IiInOI-, VIII 10 hHii III NN 'J - '"@"
Vile on the 7h Of March next. Ripe Strawberries we're
gathered in Florida on the 22d January. A gentleman in
Tenuss.ee offers to the Colonization Society sixty slaves,
on condition that they are sent to libori", they being anH-
;ots 10 20. The interest on the State DEBT oil fenhsyIFanih
continues 10 DO paid a, the Bank of fennsyIVahIa. The
,eo,enco of Colt. the murderer, has been postponed, and n
motion made for a new trial. A law has been passed by
the Legislature of Tennessee, authorizing a bounty Of ten
cents n pound on cocoohs aud raw silk. Some genius in the
80. avs il IL funny Gtto see a fat darkee. sitting ia the sun
flaming himself with a b~rick3at." The coroner OF the City
Of New Yotk, held Cos inquests last year. The legela-
,une of Rhode Island Ia re passed strong resolutions III favor
of the protection of American ind ,stry. On the llth ult
420 emigrants arrived in New Orleans from Bremen. Il is
rumored that Senat tor Preston has forwarded his resignation
% The Governor Of South Carolina, 10 take effect on the frs;
Of April next. A son of John G. Spencer, Secretary of
War, has been arrested in Albany for Obtaining $1,000 by
farsiny his fa,Ier's name. Brunties.nn silk were paid last
year by the state OF MASSACHUSETTS to the nnonnt of ST.
III e.. BY Il repors made TO Congress some years since,
we learn that tho Continental money issued from 1875 to
1850 amounted to S2il,552,750. Its sad to DO the fact
that out of tho thirty SIX Barons who signed the Magma
Charter, only three could write their names, tho signatures
of the remainder being only their marks. Caught at last
an old maid - ysats Of aga was recently married on Long
Island. Charles A. Clinton, son of De Wit Clinton, i.
proposed as u candidate for Governor of New York. A pc
ssiaa containing $4,000 names was recently presented TO
the Legislature of Pennsylvania, praying tho members to
adjoncr and 20 home. The Hon. WADDY THoarso>,
Minister to Mexico, has let Washington for tho city OF
Mexico. BY official accounts the public dobt OF the state
of Virginia is S6,93o, 265. An eastern edito Oh the recent
ST. Valentine day received a Valentine with the following
lines.
SsIhs rose Is red tho violet's blue
Sugar is sweet and honey too,
Donkey's breIsh as well IS you"
The Hon. John Z. Kennedy has made an able repor, to the
House of Representatives in favor ola United States Bank.
Gov. Morrow. Of Ohio, is dangerously i'll at Washington
city. About sixty application. for tho benefit OF thu
iatuFe of Virginia has failed tn elect a Governor. AIR. J.
NJ Gregory IA member OF the Executive Council will be a-
ting Governor after the 18th OF March next.
Tho Wing of Ohio have nominated THOMAS
CORWiN as a candidate for re election. The
right spirit prevailed at the Convention on the
I'D and We are induced TO believe Tint al the fal
election the people Of Ohio will be 0. K.-aH for
horrin! -
"Fom Cor~iG hhs been nominated by Alfred
ketiey's convention, "a The federal candidate for
Governor of OHIO. Without plpe-laving, he vii
DO handsomely beaten.-Ntdte Sentinel.
A scrip,ural provorb runs thus: Bread IF de-
ceit is sweet to a man, but after warGs his mouth
shall be filed with gravel" We shall propose q
dose of sulphur and l;nestonef for Chanr,p