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.drxipdi Of NJ. Clay At Men Orlro,e
Mr.. cLay arrived u Ns4 orleans % mos
ulLImo, eDd was received bt thou-,n5. = IS.
most enthusiastic manner. The 49, -. !. t, =:
with busy muliiiades throughout ne III 49,
ehe sppearsnce of The military. lie ro.r ~ =,
non. and the shouts OF The vsst nls;,.,s. - !.
called the feelings Of the people. sDe'
The \. Q. TFopic says
Z Wefeel that We are whole ;ne.n.
Die Of presenting any thing Ike ! corre-,
view Of this great and enthus;as,;~ ~,
Poaring Of the entire population Of : M.
city. and We would feien conf;de ~. 5 ,,S.-
10 ADLER hands But fron. Is. rs 80
the procession moved from The Iand;ns
eP % the time. when Mr.. CLAY was =;
down q bis lodgings The route presepte6
eseene snch % = rarely witnessed n ~
ordinary lifetime. Every street ,bro1.b
which the procession passed. was erowJss5
g suhocsiIon. literally crammed and sboL.
60 up with dense mass Of peoDle 49,
ious 70 do honor to the talents. eeuins ~
patriotism, Of one whose name ana f.rr.
- part and parcel Of the common 49,,
Of the country. Every window ana Al
cony TIlhin ihe range Of the route q
Mr.. Clay, was billed with The beaotv II
New Orleans, and Thousands ofthe lovelv
maids and nations Of the city showerea
With their smiles. blessings and bened,e-
ton upon him whom whcIe people de-
light TO honor
il sHEkkK CLAY The Rev. Mr.. M,f;,
20 the course Of one Of biz Lectures a. nj,
oquence used the following language con.
csrnIpg the great American Statesman.
There wassone in The Senate Chamber
q me capitol, 70 whom listening thousands
night crowd ID rapture. Whatever 1hs
lure Ana - 800 e away With higher ssnti-
intell... + we Capabilities 81 lISs E6an5.-....
elacnI;aa As graceful and spIend;d 4: i;
sh;s Ju e pc q profound IN sta,s.r =
tha name nim. when / prono. nsn-
. s10 american Slaiasfnaa =. i al r.o.oulce
The DEBT or ILLINOIS. bis late
message 10 the Legislature, Governor
Carlin says be is forced 10 the unpleasant
and humiliating conviction tina, the Le-
gisla,ufe cannot from any source at its
command, make permanent provision
for the payment OF The interest OF the
State debt. He therefore proposes that
the State GO into ffqutdation by placing
her lands. BY legislative enactment, althe
option ofthe holders OF her bonds. He |,
also recommends the repeal Of the char
ter OF the two. banks Of the State.
The Philadelphia United States Gazette
Of yesterday has paragraph stating that
William Norris, Esq. OF that city, the
celebrated locomotive engine builder,
having presented to the King u France
a small locomotive constructed on the |
most approved principles, received, IS
testimony Of His Msjssty's satisfaction,
gold medal with the Kings effigy, gold
box richly orbamenied with diamonds,
and besides, an order for the immediate
construction ofseveral locomotives.
{ ILLINOIS SENATOR Sidney Reese
has been elected Senator Of the United
States for six years from the 4th Of March !
next, 10 succeed Senator Young. whose !
term Of service will then expire. This is
achange Of persons but not Of parties, /
both Seuatorsibeing very decidedly anti
Wing.
AT fhe Sandwich islands, owing TO mis@
sionary4abors. there are at present, 3S5
schools. containing 1884 scholars.
Inthe pfiniingdepartment 10, $50, $50 pa |
ges have been struck off in ls4I. and so
= ia - .laA
Coon FRulrs Concord, N. H. !
COURIER says a converted Millerite ira
yelled 81 mlies on foot. 10 Concord, tore
fund to 4 gentleman $I3' which he said
he. stole, from him IL years sgo The
man was not mislrusied. The interest |
was generously given, and the man re.
turned home.
N The Lost Records. THE Staunton Spec
sta,or learns from an authentic source that
the Books and Records Of Greene County,
Va which were stolen from the Clerks
Office 81 that County about IL months
ago. have been. recently found 5y fox
hunting party ia a cave 10 the side Of a
mountain.
Distress il Ohio There must be hard
times ID Ohio il the following is true,
from a dayton paper. which SAYS, ''ihat
well saved bay has been sold for dollar
a. lon, Il constab.e's sale. and excellent
COWS for three dollars piece. Al ano-
Their conslablefs sale, FIVE hundred bush
els ofcofns in The ear. were sold for three
dollars, and eighty acres Of wheat, we'll
put in. fotshe same sum-
AT Ooshocktor, corn will only bring l23
cents, and oats 10 cents per bushsl; wheat
Accents. and 10 demand. Hogs, and beef
cattle 81 per 100 lbs"
advantages Of bstriending .heiekbors.--
In 1911, George Wilson. OF Biddick.
Weslmoreland. says alale English paper,
emigraied 70 North America. having pre-
viously borrowed Dos. from Thomas Rob
San a neichbor. 10 assist him in affecting