The Whig standard., 1843-12-01
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l. Is said that the total expense Of torlifyinl
Paris will exceed flO400,0OO.
Hon. John McKeon, of New York, is adyer
tised to address meeting al Boston of the friend
of General Cass for the next President,
Miss Fsrlsy, the editress Of the Lowell Offer
ing, says should Judge that about seventy q
the mill girls hHye written for the Offering sine
its commencenie ent''
A sheet-iron factory has been established q
Bronton, N. j., which will turn out 800 tons 9
the article this season, at prices lower than j
brought before the tariff. II pays out S200,00t
annually to its workmen. # E
Snowden, the publisher of the Lady's Com
panion, has been fined $625 for publishing Th'
Cot Beneath the Hill, piece of music claimed
by VIM. E. Willet. The court decided this L
bea violation Of the copyright law. lt u.
Madeira nuts, says the Newark Advertiser
are raised in Newark even finer than in their ma
tive climate. at'g
The weather was so warm in New Orleans
on the 10th that the people sat with window
up, complaining OF the temperature. Il wa
raining withal.
Messrs. i. M. Adams and M Harris are col
lecting company at Independence, Missouri, 4
start on an expedition to Oregon IN the spring.
The grand jury Of Philadelphia brought in 81,
presentlnenis on Friday evening, l39 Of which
were against tippling houses, SO for assault ant
battery, and iifiy-six for larceny. s
Selling out a Citu-Fire engines, portraits o
mayors, and other property belonging to the city
OF Brooklyn, have been advertised for sale q
public auction on Saturday next, 10 satisfy .
creditors judgment.
The Missing Man Found. We learn from
the Albany Journal that Mr.. Peleg Noyes, whose
mysterious disappearance some days since wa.
the cause Of much anxiety, has been heard from
A letter was received from him on Tuesday
morning, postmarked New Orleans, Nov. IL.
Trade NTH Canada,-It appears by officia
documents that during the ten years, from 1887
to 1872 the exports from this country to Canada
have been SAC, O,645, ,643; imports during the same
period, $18,480,234 s
Death of a Senator.-Hon. Alexander M. San
ford, member of the Georgia Senate, departed
this life on the 18th instant.
Western Asmory-The report of the U. S
Commissioners is highly favorable to the loca
tion Of the projected western armory at Mem
phis, Tennessee.
Temperate.-The Editor Of the Boston Tran
script says that he is opposed to tippling, bu
goes in for "a little wine or spirit for the sto
mdch's sake" a1s
More Copper Rocks.-Another copper rock
larger and purer than the one recently taken t
Washington, has been discovered.
Packet ship Sheffield was sold at auction Of
Monday last for $41,000.
Generons.-The owners of the Holiday stree
Theatre, Baltimore, have agreed to charge Mis-
haywood and Mr.. Richings no rent for the es
adjustment for the past and present season.
Commodore Elliott was in Philadelphia or
Tuesday in full uniform. 1t will be recollected
he has just been restored to his rank in the navy
The tavern keepers at Calais, Maine, have
agreed TO meet the temperance people, in con
vention, for the purpose Of discussing the ques
tion whether they should give up the traffic.
Upwards Of four hundredImedical students arc
now attending lectures al the two medical col
leges in the city Of New York-about equally
divided between Barclay street and the Univer
sity.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal continues ii
good navigable order, and brisk trade is being
done upon it.
Mobile Improving. received an acces
sion Of 500 TO its population, BY returns ant
otherwise, on the 18th and l4th inst. Specie il
also flowing rapidly into that city, and business
lis reviving.
RusseH will probably sing the Charleston, S
c. Directory, in that city, and the cotton report
for lS43. He has arrived there.
The Governor of Ohio has set apart the l4lh
of December as day of thanksgiving in thai
State. 3