Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-06-06
D;sorocefm Outrage in AHeghdny City,


in squads along the streets. Stones and
missiles Of every description were hurled
at the omnibus, in which most Of the band
were. None of them were injured howev-
err, except the driver who, we understand,
suffered some. Those Of the band on foot
Jared not so well. Mr.. Richie received a
bad wound in the forehead, and Mr.. Con-
ner had his head cut by stone. This as
sault on unoffending men, while pursuing
a respectable vocation, is dlsgraceful to our
city. In all the eastern and western cities
and in Europe, their talents have secured
them respect, and certain we are, they
will never be guilty OF any act, to forfeit
the good opinion Of the public.
Pittsburgh Post.
The whole number Of petitions filed in
bankruptcy in Massachusetts is 1855. The
whole number Of bankrupts is about $500.
The whole amount paid into Court by as
signees up TO this date, already collected
from the estates Of bankrupts, is S412,-
73S 43. The amount already distributed
among the creditors, Ss06,56 So. The
largest dividend paid to any one creditor is
10000. The smallest is one cent. The
largest amount distributed in any one case,
is 1902, 400. The smallest is eleven cents.
In the latter case, there are three creditors,
whose aggregate debts amount 70 $3.50.
Annexation of Teras--The National
Inteligencer contains an ad lrcss signed by
John Quincy Adams, Seth NJ. Gates, VIM.
Slad,, VIM. B. Calhoun. Joshua r. Gid
dings, Sherlock J. Andrews. Nathaniel L.
Borden, Thos. G.. Cri;tenden,. John Mat
tocks, Christopher Morgan, Joshua How
ard, Victory Birdseye. and Highland Hall.
all members Of the late Congress, calling
on the people without distinction Of party,
to oppose any scheme for the annexation
Of r. xas to the Union, and giving divers
weighty reasons for the same.
DEATH OF Mr.. LoRILLARD.-We are
sorry to announce the death of our highly
respected fellow citizen. Peter Lorillard,
Esq at the age Of eighty-nine years. Mr..
Lorillard was among the most wealthy men
Of our country, his estate being estimated
at four millions Of dollars, even in the pre-
sent depression of real estate, Of which he
TRAVEL ON THERIvER. Capt Houghton
of the Rochester, informs us that there has
been more travel on the Hudson river this
spring, than any other within his recollcc-
ton. The number of steamboats, now ply
ing between Albany and N.York goes far
to show the truth Of this estimate. There
are now five boats which leave here almost
every evening, with passengers, and they
all seem to be doing we'll, or at least to
have their share. The boats up are also
well supported, particularly by the emil
grants, who are landing on our wharves
and docks in hundreds, almost every day
ALBANY Argus
LADIES VEIL NOT YOUR FAcEs.-A eel
ebrated writer on 81 ght says that the wear
ing Of wells permanently, weakens many
naturally good eyes, on account Of the en-
deavors Of the eye to adjust itself to the
ceaseless vibration Of that too common ar
ticle Of dress.
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MINES. A
companyoi ten persons who have had much
experience in mining in the western part
Of this territory. passed through this place
on their way to Lake Superior,on Monday
last. They will soon be followed by 30
or 40 more. They set out full Of hope and
enthusiasm, but although most Of them arc
hardy and intelligent men.and old pioneers,
we fear they have not sufficiently counted
the Inconvenience attending carrying on
mining operations in wilderness, if not a
savage country. Some Of the party have
promised to keep US advised Of their doings,
and we count upon having accounts Of
some rich exploits to lay before our read
ers.-Mlwaukee Courier.
o. The New York Sun is very good
authority in domestic economy. II gives
in late number the following good adj
vlce:-
IC your coat is comfortable, wear 1t two
or three months longer; no matter if the
gloss is off. II you have no wife, get one;
if you have one, God bless herr stay at
home with her, instead Of spending your
evenings in expensive foolerics. Be honest,
frugal, plain; seekicontent and happiness at
home; be Industrious and perseverng; and
our word for it, if YOU are in debt,you will
soon get out oft; if your circumstance are
now embarrassed, they VIII soon become
easy; no matter who may. be President, or
what may be the price Of stocks.
The first steamer known TO be upon
Lake Michigan was the II. Clay. Ia Au-
gust 1927, an excursion Of pleasure was
made in her to Green Bay, where Gov
Cass was holding treaty with the Winne-
bagoes. After the treaty was concluded
Gov. C.sand suite returned IN the Clay.
From that period TO 1882, some Of the
boats went 10 Green Bay, but no further.
On the breaking out Of the Black Hawk
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