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

Tennessee Legislator OF this State has
adjourned. The Nashville Wing says. we were
in error when said, the Tennessee Legislature
has passed b 10 reduce the salaries Of public
officers, elso bill TO tax them according Ia the
amount received ball reducing The salaries
OF public officers passed he Senate, and - Gaw
before the House OF Representatives 4 biI has
been introduced 20 public officers. bu. II has
not ye, passed, and probably VIII not
The Russians are building superb fortress on
The frontiers Of Turkey 10 ASH Il is situated
on hill that rises IN The mds, Q: an extensive
plain, at The distance OF hall a lesgue from the
river AsPatchai- The barracks are suliictenl to
lodge an army Of $4,000.
DEATH Of Bishop Rosatt---A letter from PARIS
in The Boston Atlas says: The Catholic Bishop
Of ST. Louis. Joseph Rosati, died al Rome on the
25th of September. He was the founder of the
first brotherhood Of Lazarsts in the United States.
and had been IN the apostolic ministry - wears.
although he was but 33 wears old when tie died
The present Superior of the Lazarsts, in the L.
States left here lately for the of his labors
taking with him nine missionaries"
Penuriousness A Boston paper saws there is
an individual IN that neighborhood, worth from
twenty 10 thirty thousand dollars, at least, who
visits tho ash heaps Of his neighborhood every
morning, ard from them slfts Goals enough 10
keep a small fire through the day. \ celebrated
ply sician more. who was probably worth
one hundred thousand dollars, used to visit the
cutters around the Market, and pick up rotten
lemons and pieces Of orange pee, IN order 10 con
vert ttem into Ingredients for has medicines.
Pay THE PRINTER.-The disastrous consequen-
ces of neg Iec,ing to pay the printer, nre clearly
seen in tho annexed paragraph from the Mlssis,
sippian:
the Bankrup, Court was opened in this city
or taSf n Eay of tbai last iIrt mi
bad paid the printers; and the consequences was
that the necessary proof Of publication NOT
made, and the scratched from the
docket"
PROGRESS OF AMERICAN INDUsrRY. From
valuable report on Domestic Manufactures 10 the
Hartford County Comm Agricultural Society,
by Philip Ripley, Esq. We learn that whereas our
Imports Of Foreign Fahrichs amounted IN SO.
239.39S 10 1887, they were reduced to $50, 23S,-
1872 IN lS4O-iess than one half There have
been very grea, Improvements and extensions of
our Manufactures within the few last years. as
their Report satisfac orlly exhibits.
CHANGE OF FoRTUvE.--A Mr.. Dominic Won
Melder, of Halifax, Nova Scotia. received lnfor
matian last week that no had become entitled to
n fortune Of eli 900 per annum, by a deceased
relative in Europe. When the news reached
him, he employed in shoveiine q heap OF
Goals TOTO his cellar. Mr.. Voa Nader has resi-
ded IN that city for many years, and earned IA
livelihood as journegman painter.-Q Quebec
The Hartford Journal saws DR.. John 5. Wolcott. |
son of the late Governor Wolcott, and tho last Of
he Wolcoits in LtchieId, died suddenly the !
~ INST. from putting arsnic IN tooth to ALLEVIATE
The toothache.
There were exported from the por, Of Boston,
turing the week ending the 18Th inst, 353
Dales Of domestic goods. OF these 200 bales were /
shipped TO the East indies, 93 TO Central Atner- /
"a, and so TO the South Pacific.
MARRIED,-On the 25th u,,iuo. by O. r Jones, Esq.
Mr. Robert NJ Swope, Miss Caihafine Bookner; all Of
ms county.
s. ~ rs - 50 &c