Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-08-12

Observation-Disclosures arc you muttering about
shcro" asked father Of whom he had spo-
ken h1Fshly to-
'Oh. let him n'one' said tho mother, 'his eyes
full of the hearts rain. (poetIc won.a1!) aud
his soul is clouded with grof'
Is itp inquired tho husband, his muttoring,
then, is q sort Of meniai thunder, SUPPOSED
Yes sobbed the wife.
"WelI, WELL WINS tho reply, we must expect
electricity; SO III apply the lightning rod
Thus saying, he took trim birch STICK, and
whalcd' hum IN warm style.
Ono PRoDUCE.-Ihe exports Of three Of tho
staples Of Ohio-wheai flour and por<-frotn tho
port OF Cleveland, during the first ten weeks Of
navigation this season, ending On tho 10Th inst
are valued at million and half of dollars.--
OF the -four exported, 253 ,372 barrels waro ships
ped to American ports, and 1882 TO Canadian
ports; making "A total of 27l,4 0t barrels. OF The
wheat, 273,6lS bushels were shipped 10 Ameri-
can ports, md 629 bushels TO Canadian ports
total 2SO,247 bushels Large shipments were
made during tho same time by steamboats, which
not included in the above
RESTRAINTS on MARRIAGE-Sir ]. X. Bruce
gave judgment IN the Vice ChaucelIoT's Court
point respecting Wills. 4 tcstator IN 1888
made II wi by which he gave a share Of bis cs-
tate to his daughter and her issue; but by cod-
Gil, added ~ 1886, no provided that his property
should pass over TO other persons If his daughie
should ever marry. The daughter did marry and
the "othcf persons'' stepped forward claim tho
+ i
upon marriage void by the English law and
the declaration Of the Court lhat the lady
! should keep the mouey.--L0ndOn paper.
DECLINE OF TRADE WITH AMERIcA.-Au Eng
lish paper received by tho Acadia says appears
from return JUS, laid before Parliament, the
of M FtpTutvy, .fa. tho o-pe-.7 Brit
! ish goods 10 tho United States Of America IL
| the year 1912, were loss in value by Tho sum Of
| nearly twelve hundred thousand pounds than they
were in any previous year since 1888, and tina,
| they less by more than one half than the
average ANIMAL exports Of the nine preceding
! vears, the average yearly exports from 1888 q
| 1911, (both incinsve) being Of The value
! Of e. $50 900 whilst those Of 1912 were no, or
more value ,hnn f3,52S ,eO7. This alarming
decline in the largest branch OF tho foreign trade
| Of the country, we regret to say, is not confined
| to few even 80 several articles, but extends
10 all with the exception Of tin and timed plates
| DR.. PUsEYs SERNoS,-There has been
| t,aordinnry demand in England for Or, pusey's
Sermon Upwards Of 3 900 copies had been sent
| TO Ireland Two editions of 5000 each, have
been printed; and O third edition is about TO be
| Issued.
! Mr. O'CossELL.-The pay or "reDt" Of Inc
grea, liberator is thus explained by the Newark
| Advertiser:
! When he was first elected 90 Parliament ia
Glare, his practice at the bar is said TO have
been worth 10000 $3.50, 000) year. As an
NJ. p he gets no pay, and IN order 10 enable him
/ 10 support his family, then numbering ten chill
dren from % down to s years OF age, and de-
vote himself to the public service. bis country
men Instituted fund TO which every Lishsnan
would have the opportunity of contributing his
portion. Ooe day set apart for the coliec~
ton Of the fund, which, a member of tDs Dublin
Repeal Association writes, has frequently reach
ed go 600 Annually. IL has been ss low
SGT. 900 only twice. Pretty good pay for putltS
service, certainly