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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

D1sGRAcErUL LEclsLArIoN.-The correspond
emit of the ST. Louis Republican writes from
Springfield, illinois, as follows. The facility OF
Divorce in most of the Western States is rapidly
breaking down the sanctions of Marriage; and
soon people will marry there as thoughlessly as
they go on slegh-ride, only stopping to consider
whether they have dollar to pay the Justice.
A few years since, Menher of the Ohio Legi.a-
ture was divorced instanter on similar vague
charge against his wife of incontinence before
marriage;
day in the House. The Representative from Liv-
ingston, Andrew Mcmillan, came to the city
widower. Although he has reached The age Of
"a, it seems he is still susceptible to the attrac
lions of the fair. One of his chums, also Loco,
either from the love Of fun, or from worse mo-
tive, induced him, some time efter The commence
ment of the session, to visit certain guy widow
of this neghborhocd. After few visits in which
he was always accompanied by his friend, he Of
fered himself, as a sutton for lae ady's hand-was
accepted, and the marriage was celebrated about
TWO weeks since. 4 few days, however, served
to convince poor Mac that he had been egregious
" duped, and that his oicious friend had in fact
palmed his east.off mistress upon him. rup-
ture followed BY an entire separation, was the i'm
mediate result; and bill divorcing Andrew
Mcmillan from his wife, reported yesterday
morning from one of the standing committees, and
passed the House like flash, amidst much mer-
riment Neither the husband nor the friend were
in their seats.
"it should be observed, however, that tbs above
gives only one side of the story, The bill was
rushed through the House, without any complaint
from the party, or any evidence of guilt against
the others and for aught that appeared to the
contrary, the lady may be perfectly innocent and
blameless. This ground was taken in the Senate
by Mr.. Baker, the Senator from Sangamoa, who is
said TO have made OF the most splendid
speeches delivered in that body against the pas
sage of the bill, and succeeded in defeating it. So
rectness of the remarks, that those who marry in
haste, may repent at leisure. !"
% The Mississippi regulators have coined q
new term for the BilIingsgate vocabulary. The
Sentinel, in the coarse of violent dia
tribe against Volney E. Howard, caps the climax
Of reproach by charging him with having turned
5ona-payer We conclude that thief and scous-
arel are terms of honor; the gallant State may
ere long confer them upon the most distinguished
Of her citizens with knightly ceremonies
- Another Naval Court Martial is ordered to
convene at Norfolk, Va, Immediately, for the trial
If Commander Ramsay and others. Con Ram
,ay has been relieved from the command of the
yandalia until the result of this investigation is
Known.
" Samuel Kelsay, the young man who robbed
Messrs. Brander, Williams & Co., New Orleans.
vas overtaken at Washington, Ala, ard the lost
money, amounting to some $4,000, recovered.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

90 The BARON RogssE, Minister of Prussia.
left the seat of Government on Thursday last for
the North, to embark in the frs, steamer fer B!..
rope, On visit OF leave 10 his own countfy.
National IntellIgencel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

We have land the means Of sparang the vote
OF Philadelphia County In NJ into its minor DSrcls, ont
these majorities are very nearly correct
Whg Districts, S; 10 LocoFoco!
The greatest gougisg has been practiccd to put
chose stanch Wing Counties, HUNTINGDON, SoMER-
SET and ERIE into Loco-Foco Districts; and We
have grea, hopes that the shameful means used to
overwhelm them will yet react against the con-
,rivers, and enable them TO send Wings to Con-
gress. Erie was so cheated by dishonest change
of Districts consequent on forming new County
in 1889. Huntingdon bore UP against the load
piled upon her for the fist time in 1910. We
trust she has the spirit in her TO DO so again.
ORIo.-The Legislature of this State adjourned
on Monday morning, 18th inst, after Session
of fourteen weeks, during which 55 General
Laws, 3l5 Local, and SO Joint Resolutions were
passed The principal acts were the Congress
sional Apportionment, Currency, Canal Contract
ors', and Stay.Law. Eight Banks Of peculiar
pattern were incorporated and four Insurance
Companie.-,he private property Of each stock
holder being responsible for all the debts of any
Bank or Insurance Company in which he holds
stock. About one hundred Religious Societies
were Incorporated; cannot tell whether with
the exaction of Individual Liability or not. Nine
teen Divorces were granted. Finally, the Locos
called up proposition for an Assumption of State
Debts by the General Government, and forced it
to vote: 10 for, AZ against it; (the Wings d.
vided; the I-ocos all in the negatively. Col. c. J.
NcNulty, one of the LocoFoco leaders, was
married the night before adjournment-his least
exceptionable act eff the Session, which, says the
Statesman, was strictly on the Individual Liabil-
ity principle. The number of Divorces granted
by this Legislature convinces u.s. however, that the
Individual Liability principle in regard to Mar
riage is not half so much regarded by the Loco.
Foce Solons Of Ohio as it ought to be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

rr ueu,ocrarIc WhiR Genera Io 1.Tnss.
wss'saa OF this Committee will be held o. h ae1f
fee.-A nssreh q, at the Brssdway House at Eau
pos. O'Clock PHILIP HONE, Chairman
2e.s,zP. PI essss Secretaries mis- Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

g William Campbell and Thsmss Campbell
brothers, vert ous-strooting at Alexandra OF
Thursday, and were so badly frozen in the storm
that Thomas died, and the other brother was Sc.
verely injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21

The EFFECTS OF Loco.FocolsM AND FREE
IRADE.-Ihe property of The Brunswick Me-
Manufacturing Co., including mills, water power,
and dwelling houses, which cost originally $3.50, 900,
was sold at auction in Boston, on Wednesday, tor
$33, 4Q0-loss $l5s,000,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-29
yVArPoLE

Loss At NV OELEsSs.-The Bulletin Of the 2Is,
says -" The wreck exhibited along TIE frooi Of tie
Firt Municipality Is truly melancholy. The vharves
from ST. Louis street nearly TO Epanade have fallen
and along great part Of the distance the front Of the
leree has sunk from three to six feet The large
platform at the ferry landing is complete wreck
The earth has csved in, and the handsome row Of
small houses built opposite the markets last spring.
or fruit stores &c, and several Of them arc nearly
estroyed. Indeed within few feet Of the market a
great crack yawns in the levee The city has not for
many years been subjected to so heavy loss and
as the river has no, yet reached the lowest point il
i. impossible to anticipate the extent Of the damage
which may happen"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-29

That Nv. Eas Barrl = ne ehasae q Esr...!,
flr t.s fressosoey 30 ls~ raE is fszBc 9, es,,.r
Tie syupz.1sss 81 iiss Esesi nGss are sra c. J.-
sya- MA1y a t1e elussa EtlltL ug.-l1s. u ~.
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trniy-knl Les 10 he usn a lie pr1gfle--.rs ! .
= 6ecsoeciy q snc "a iAs Es0y5e Ttsr rsrs--..
as galiEntry TIE TED u hlrslt-.ts, se. r-,,.
fsl for TIE blood nc sAe8 ~ os1eaez a he f--t
and tsssr so@oaas s~sl ~il1 aF3e1i t1i..4.rssa y m
cause, ~SsB thss c@sl sy.91 LLe 31ng l1s a SEM.
bs has renoerpc 10 mas e0~ssry Esea-ths sifes d .,
pose u tss haars--as democrats F-IBl4cutisr IA
tbe sEmplac4ly 81 bls eh3FAc1tE Tasy hhc Am 4. .
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E8eelzag thea1 IA TIE lrAak AID 0y,ss-besf-sS .-.
81 soaassf and fr4irioc They o. 1oa Ne La. 40.
4 ~ers tsgoasc t1.eir rea1&-gLEs -. sssefs ~
q Dgsco, posted 10 Eszt ~ 10 oe dl.g..l, Az A.,
oontzsbzsg Ia seFsF-sE oaorn-a Nrn 4 tj511 XII
dif5cBii % ts seAzfso Enc -zSsrs.3os ~. Z, 4, v.s
sizaclrg Desr LSeK- with Elu80s la n, t-r..,
tkrDoga ~asch ever iEys-ss q hEs bsa. 4, rls..-
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f1es, 10 cal! CT. JOaas !. tss Msn q lie Fs5r
aud beEcDd any Oder Densszrsl IT. ssas-, 3 ,-a.,
and nearest ans ceAr-st N tie tear u kt-tsr.r
and be AGonse d AZ lie D.srla--a1t viii re ~. .
exoeptSon perhaps u Ger Eass nav h5:- Y 5.,s 4
the sta,t q hentuety, aEEElEs NJ Cav Trs,rr
Van BussA c4Duol. eEsctzs irlaE .is res..tIr h.
II tie cd sssces TO I've rtFsFeo We are SIR, d, y
neseaiee GDe wtEie Ne s-x grasgaEig 4; -as sts-g.
lose tie s-ystk1cs
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Prom HRS Patriot
PUBLIC EXPENDITURES AND president
THLER,S ADMINISTRATION

The last state paper contains an editorial under
the above caption IN which the writer Institutes
comparison betSeen the average public expense Of
four years Of Mr.. Van Burens administration and
(tbe LAST one year Of Mr.. Tylers. We are glad to
see this matter brought before the economy loving
farmers OF New Hampshire. Far be It from Us now
to repeat the charges Of "sriareggnes" aud "paasn
brought by the federalists against Mr. Van Buren, al
the last Presidential campaign. We believe that MIR
Van Buren's administration, as a whole, was con
Quoted carefully ADD economically the admins
trations Of hrs predecessors; Of course make due
allowance for the enormous expenditures incurred
during the continuance Of the Florida war.
candid examination Of the expenses Of Government
under Mr.. Tyler, and comparison Of his with Mr..
Van Buren's, or any other administration, however,
viii ell good story for Tie present Executive, not.
wIthstsDdIug the cesseles. efforts which have been
made by coalition Of Bolts wings and some pre-
tended democrats m Congress 10 embarrass and para
yze the operations Of government and TO "hesd" MIR.
Tyler
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CoSThGfoS OF THr PLlGvn-A letter from Carr.
dated june 2-h, contains interesting informant 20
the subject Of the cOu,sgion OF the plar1e. vtca
may suggest 10 the physicians Of TIE Uuiied S-.ss
experiments IN segsrd to other diseases suPPos, %
be Contagious The letter SAYS some yer, iul-.s.
tant results have been obtaDed BY The Coaniss5-,r
who have been sen, BY the Russian Governnsr; %
this country, in order to make experiments a. 10 e
eoniagion Of plague, and the means Of Srre.,in- ne
propagation Of the ri-ps One mo-, satisfactory con-
elusiOn has been already cone 10, and, il no;A ri.
more BE DONE that conclusion must lead 10 TIE ear
modification and final overthrow Of the whole GU.
rsniine system al present constituted for Ii, Con.
mission have come 10 the unanimous opinion that Dr..
uoies Of any sort, aflsr having been subjected 70
temperature Of from 50 degs. to co dsgs. OF Rec
mur's, esnno, communicate the.plsgue.
The commissioners collected a large qaar;.'y g
garments Of suDdry tissues and Of susceptible raw
materials, which were thoroughly mpregra:sd with
The supposed virus Of the plague. These were place.
in a chamber heated by stove to The tempersiu-, 90
from 50 deg TO 50 deg. CResumur,) some Toru5r'
loose, some portions tied lightly, Others closely
pressed together and others in eases hermc,.c5.y
closed. They were subjected to The action Of lLo
heat for 4s hours
Si,ty.six persons, Of all ages and Temperament,
including Turks, Egyptians, syrians and Negro
were clad IN the garments and put into the closest
contact with the articles which had been thus treated
The result has been, that no, one single person of
the sixtysix has been attacked by tn. plague, be-
health affected in the slightes, degree by TIE eNfs
ments TO which he has been subjected
The commissioners state that the quality Of ne
materials has no, been in any wsy deteuoraict .y
the action Of the heat, that the coors Of The rara'
manufactured articles have not been dmin.,.et 1r
changed that the experiment. have not been attended
with scarcely any co., and tina, seeuri,e, may i'l'
be obtained against the communication Of pa-ls %
an exceedingly small expense"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-29

ANTiopATrD TsoUsLE WITH THE MosNoxs The
ST Louis New Era Of the 18Th instant says we lean
by gentleman from Wsraw, that a meeting Of the
people OF Hancock county, to be held at Carthage,
was called for to-day, TO take into consideration their
relations with the Mormons. II is said that good
deal Of excitement exists against them, an appre-
tensions Of serious riot and outbreak were enter.
tanned The people Of that section Of the State are
a. heartily tired Of the Mormons the citizens
Of Missouri were, but they have suffered them 10 OBJ
tain strong foothold that no power exists which
can deprive them Of their possessions or induce them
10 abandon their present residence.
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b~30s 4Aae1 = tA13e - tt3 CprsFtussc- q
gca1itres ~ tbe kAst ga YeAfs- a. gEtIl1e1 ~ ~
sN1HsaG,LsaLs 70 s1ir1 base ElfsacF rtfarfss -
Il.1s - tts t4.is stsrh Ls $40 5s,.lr eet,
- crs~iag 80 shorlFe epnHE0rls8d ststt N4 tsr.
sostoeS AboFs, And TIARA tts Etsa- grl-Lsl estt ~.
"a I'm us1al s1ragynlsg styi- W5lf yerloc orrr.-.
lrg tAe re@sFks q lbs hh1lsoaisr VIA @tllt "a.
ialss : Frs1seeg - belng E-a serust11.sc Iz-..
droos 811.ere1 - l.ss y.a.i8E ? ar
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-29
-. DUDLEY's STATEMENT.

J. Dudley, ESD, Senator, from Franklin and
Owen counties, being called upon made the follow
ing statement on the floor 4 the Senate One day
10 January, Is2J, y z. Blair came into the senate
Chamber, seated himself near me- and inquired rny
opinion on the resolution passed requesting our mem
bes OF Congress 10 vote for General Jackson Pre-
sident OF the United States. Mr.. b. desired that I
would write letters requesting the members and par
ucuarly ID. White, from this district 10 consult with
Mr. Clay and vote as he might desire To this / oh
jeotsd, and case my reasons therefor. Mr. H. an
pearcd surprised that should raise any obeetiop.
particularly as was opposed TO the resolutions He
said that number q members Of both houses. who
voted for the resolutions, had written such letter.
and that could do II with more propriety lie "a ,d
II Mr.. White could be induced 10 vote for Mr. Adam.
he would obtain the vote Of Kentucky and with 4,
the votes OF most Of the Western States which
would elect him, Ia which case Mr. CLAW would m
tain the appointment Of Secretary Of State ! then
inquired hos that fact had been a.certaiDed; His
answer was that letters had been received from gep
tlemen OF undoubted versoity, at Washington CITY
containing such information, that might RELY with
confidence on that statement replied that although
vi" opposed to the resolutions had no doubt tbev
contained the TRUTH and therefor. 4 could no, a.
word TO induce our members Of Conore.s IN ~
leve otherwise. | further protested against Me
Clays accepting any office under Mr. Adams whom
considered Federalist Of the Boston st,mp m I-oa
and 1900, and thenceforwsrd an enemy of The We,
you have ], as my opinion that IL they were united
they would sink 'ogetbsrn
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-29

A Coon SrrEcH.-The following speech was re.
Gently made by Washingtobsn ~ Connecticut -
" There Is no mistake about u, sIr--rum never did.
nor never will, make the man rich thar drinks IL -
The last winter has been hard season for US poor
folks generally. But J have lived better, happier.
laid Up more money during the winter although des-
tItute Of work than half Of the time-than did
last summer when had work every day have
not one haBas much labor and still f,eot well
OIL And, sir, the reason IS ths--iast yippsr IdranI
rum, and last rinier q ank laier
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-29

Persoos having claims against balance dSe
from she Nary Department 10 ths estate o.
Jams DAVIS, decessec, late sesnsn ~ the
Uaitee States service. Ars hereby notified 10
p.eseni them at the Office of the Fourth Auditor
a the Treasury within two months from ihis
date.
Arcusr z5Sb, 1913.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-29

nrTEa PsEsaDEsT OF TER DKTTtD STATES
left the Cry this morning with has daughter ass
2 and child, The IA lei being I'll uE~el. ios NE
Wisehesler (ys-) Spaings-
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OFFICIAL

APPOINTMENT By THE PRESIDENT.
osaxDrs0s ID. RoYsros, AriofBsy o. ihr
Uured s1sf~s for the Dassrlci Of AfEanszs, ID
The .Laee of A. Fosier, resigDed-
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nrser,ous alpess IN the edilcras family pre-
renis hlna from sftending 20 he D'sfni "S
of numerous eorespondsDt%
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-29

Ma CLAY NOT rLr CsNpIpsrE.-ln reply 'I l
letter Of the Chsmbersburg Clay Club, Mr. Cay 90.
marks, u0der date Of 2jih July. ls43 go" The t,.f
has not yet arrived think, when ought 10 I0'..
whether shall give my consent or moi 20 ihc We
my name a. a candidate for the Office Of re- ....
OF the United States When Il does ! shall & "
ell the considerations which shall influence ny
ment, full weight and among them, the fur
WISHES Of the Clay Club Of Chambersburg - i.i.i
.9paerican Sentinel
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TIE DOCUsTs.

a paragraph 10 the American of tits morning. co
pied from the Newark Daily Advertiser. state. he
fact that The egg II Tie seventeen wear locuss ar.
nO~ hstehingn describes the Young insects very se
eUrz,sly except 10 the size (Which j. repre.enied
10 be a third Of the szs II gram Of rice ., .rd
concludes by observing, " This is we believe. the
first discovery Of the time Of the qckening Of the
Eggs" Permit me 10 state that this quickeuioz on
the eggs wa. discovered and fully described by me
IN lr34 was every particular Of the habits Of the
insect from the time Of leaving the ground 10 the
return Of the young insects TO IL 10 August ard until
the setting 20 Of winter when they disappeared from
view. In fact, then prepared a complete history
OF the insects embracing every item except the bes-
too Of the various districts Of country IN which they
appear. To enable me 10 complete this p,rt. wbieb
next 10 the length 81 the time they REQUIRE 10 com
piete The cycle Of their epsence j. tie most curl
Gus part Of their history have deferred u,lb.bir,
The work m full 10 the present time have no,y
full information Of the existence Of tuenty-fur die
unct districts IN which they appear; and twelve ~
the seventeen years which form the cycle Of tbei,
existence. hope yet 10 obtain information az a..
appearance Of the insects IN each Of the other five
years, but fear that these years are occupied by them
IN the western wid.i whence the information can
not be obtained until those parts Of The country are
more fully occupied by inhabitants. The yearx IN
which have not been able 10 hear Of the arDear.nc.
Of The locusts are 1877, 1897, 1S3g 1870 and ls4I
with their corresponding terms Of seventeen years
II any person knows e their appearance IN either Of
u'ose yesrs shall be greatly obliged by the infor.
nation. herewith send you plate, re presenting the
insect in all IT, stages. Tie egg and the Young insect
are magnifed one thousand times
Respectfully, GIDEON B. SMITH.
Baltimore, Aug. 26, ls43
The young insect is one twelfth Of an inch !,
iength, snd one seVeniy-second Of inch IN width.
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kAhr BlhD-We saw yesterday a rare and beau,i.
iui bird called The Bill Bird brought in the schooner
nos'ha from we coast OF ST Bias, between Porto
The bill IS quite as long the body The gepersI
color on the OH y deep green, elegantly touched with
red aud blue. The breast and under part OF The net
are rich yellow color. These fire color. arc &
elegant contrast with deep blue leg- perfectly blark
wings and especially with large black inteilect,,I
eyes Peaches, apples, bread or any son fr1,t seer,
to constitute his fs,orite nourishnent Bal sun
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-29

ht'' J.P. OuRsm.-Jhs gentleman, who return.
90 IRON Europe IN the Great Western, and who has
recently made tour through the continent and Pal
''une, stopped at Elkton Md, on "Wednesday las,
on bis way down the Eastern Shore.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-29

Webb, Of the New York Courier and Enqui-
rer, objects to the rotation principle" advocated
by the Madisonian few days since We pre-
sumo Mr.. Webb objects 10 its application only
ia Washington, for the New York Express
says, (uuiy) that pigeon hole at the Post
Office Department Is filed with his Welb'.)
applications, recommendation, DC, for tie
New York Post Office.
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No Rasx--2 R9ssxuE TshDy--@c DiffHi-
srrFtOx-NO AaOtxTsOxass--l sTsscf coN~fflS-
Ts0p 90 raa C0s-gETUTaOs- Ar "a 'Afflhsns--
no Prelac DGsr-As nconoHic A ADni>asfHA-
,y,o. 90 PrHLac AgTAsEs-sxD LSIFEEsAL str
,z.nr vfsra UstrE3s1L EDUckTBOH-
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THE "COALITION.n

A number Of new subscribers, (receiyed yes
,erdsy,) reques, US TO send them the Msdi.onian
containing Mr.. Dudley's evidence, on the cele-
brated coalition case. Not having any Of the
numbers alluded 10 on hand, we republish the
testimony referred to:
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-29

The Boston Post Of Saturday, says, the Hon. J NJ.
Niles We are Lsppy TO learn, - not patient AZ ia.
insane hospital al Utica, but IS there on visd to ne
superintendent, personal friend Of bis
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ls rxssx b~sxss . sArs AAx ksstsfhAA Asf 49, 49,
n. vxgr,-sx .ss-ssss.saaaa, LAsEsTss Am An AL
rn1s@s csaxgss~--AsS@aaN-
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The young insect - one twelfth Of an inch in
length, and one seventy second Of an inch IN width
NTWiII editors Of papers obIige me by copying