Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-04-30
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/ Liverpool paper states that there Is now in
that town, an American lady who has crossed the
Atlantic fifty five times.
The project of connecting the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans, at Panama, Is engaging the par
ticular attention OF certain parties IN London.
Pennsylvania paper SAYS 'OIr Legisia-
lures too much like barrels of new beer it
takes dreadful while to draw off the froth, be-
fore the people get anything to drink, aud the
worst oil II Is that the tax payers have TO pay
as much for fro'h as for the pure stuff There's
considerable amount OF truth in that com
/ parison
The grsa, racer "Bos,on" on his way 10
New York; he IS 10 with 'Fashion,' on the
Long Island Course, the 10Th Of May, fo1 TWEEN
~ thousand dollars aside.
The number of citizens of B,l,imore who have
signed the memorial to Congress in favor Of sus
tanning American Industry, Is up,cards of nine
Mousand and the length of the memorial is .ff
ty slr yards.
The Philadelphia Spirit of the Times states
that leiy of 49,, e..y h.- b.aasA. si. es~'".
Mr. Montgomery, Postmaster, for missing let
ter, containing money
A letter has been received BY the Secretary Of
War, from the Hon. Lewis Cas=. our Minister in
France, announcing the death Of Gen. |. X. Fen
wick, of the Z. s. Army, which took place
the 10Th uI at Marseliles. whittier he had gone
for the benefi, Of his health
IL IS Saiu mat up 10 1853 iht Affgnan war cost
the British government 100000 900 and i. has
cost Sl5,GOO.oOO every year since.
The Alexe rdra Gazette savs:--Some of the
fishermen al the lower landings on the Potomac
have, already, cut out, and finished operations for
the season. This is uncomn,onlv early, but the
fisheries commenced this year, also, earlier than
usual There has not been very abundant
supply Of Herring caught, especially, at the land
ngs on The Virginia side Of the river The Shad,
rs we have before remarked, have been p!entI.
tul and uncommony large.
The New York Express says:-ssA memorial
Is circulating for signatures IN this city, calling
on the House Of Representatives to lmpeach
President Tyler for his Message respecting the
affairs OF Rhode Island This is of those
crazy loco loco moves, for which all such semi
foreign cities as this, whether IN England, France
or The United States. are remarkable.
Mr.. Thomas L Hamer, formerly Loco Foco
member of Congress- and other gentlemen pros
tossing the same politics. in Adams county, Ohio,
have held public meeting, and passed resolutions
against what they call the 'hard money faction"
IN that State, and IN favor OF we'll regulated banks
and sound currency. After a WHILE ereryrrhere,
politics. on the sui iect of banks ard the curren-
cy, Will be made 10 yield 10 common sense. and the
business necessities of the People .--4ier. Gaz
According 10 notice of Postmaster General
Wlckitfe the pay OF all Postmasiers was reduc ed
zen per cent on The lst inst. Wonder il his sal.
ary vas reduced IN the proportion.
The Bank Of the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
COMPANY has been selected BY the Secretary of
the Treasury as a depository of the public
eys.
4 draf, upon the Treasury of Virginia. for four
dollars, was protested for want OF funds-the To-
cofoco Legislature would not receive the sate's
portion of the public land fund, under The disirI-
button law.
The Tyler party in Stark county Ohio, CONSIST.
Tag of one person mas postponed a poiitical meet
June.