Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-03-11

Yuinp its banks and spreading devastation and
ron far and wide. TO bring about such revolu
ton will require great, strenuous, and untirlng
exertions from the good mer Of country -
Such exertions alone can replace the m ton on
tho proud pinnacle whence the ambition of deina
uopues has cast her d)wn.''
A RolD-Two followers OF old father Miller
attempted to lecture to the citizens Of George
town, ID G.. on the lst. inst. on the near approach
Of tho end of the world. but unfortunately me
with poor reception, if being pelied with rotten
eggs and apples may be considered. The
bore it all, however, with good grace, having re-
ceved other injury. Although we have no
Gath IN Mcrism, we cannot approve of such
reatmen;--Cipper.
The Somers' Case.--It is verv certain, SAYS the
Y. Y. Express that the Gaze Of Mackensie will not
fail to be duly investigated, SD far as most in
de(atigabe examination Of witnesses IS concerned
Mt one half Of the witnesses have yet been ex
amined. and We can expect no termination Of the
trial before the end of four weeks at the soones t
Hryti-Capt. Matthew'S, of the schooner Erie
at New York, from Por, Plat. whence she
sailed on the evening Of tho 18th ut., states tina.
The instruction which had broken at Aux
Caves. had been put down without bloodshed, and
that order had been restored.
YeNorp Ferer-It is stated in n late Moxica n
paper. iha. tho yellow fever prevailed to fright
fnI extent in Gnavnqnii. South America. Many
distinguished persons have fallen. among them
the sister Of President Rocafuerte. Alena and
SAonez, tho two Espant's's and others
Mem Orlcnns--'Che Cresen, CITY of tho 2Isi
nit, savs ninety four fit boats came iDfo this
port on Tnnrsdav last. loaded with flour, potatoes.
apples beans. pork bacon. beef onions, and di-
vers other ratahIos. Pntatoes Of the hest kind
can be purchased n, half dollar per barrcl, and
other things propor'ionab'y cheap.
Life of Gen JrcIson Arms Kendall is bout
10 publish the Lifc Of Gen j ckson. in fifteen or
mere numbers, of 10 pages each. 1t will BIO the
most complete biography exiant. of that dstin
qushed man, and will be illustrated by engra-
wings.
Cooling OLA monomaniac at Po'tsville. Pa.
on tho II ~ stripped himself Of his clothes nd
went up Young's HtlI expecting to be trans
lated 10 Heaven He waited long. md the
" weather. was cold, that it was with difficulty a
physician could restore him to animation again.
Florida Bonds Repuiidted.-The legislative
council of Florida. have by vote of22 20 4. pas
ssd preamble md resolution. which declares
that the people Of Florida are no: legally or NOR
ally respnnsib for, would they paw. the bonds
issued undor the authority Of a previous legls'a-
tive council, generally known rs the faith bonds
another Miller Victiu, Within the past dav or
two, SAYS the Providence Express. very indus
trious mechanic and wi,hal scientific man. whose
name we are moi at liberty to give. has been ta>
ken Asylum maniac, made so by the Mil
Ter excitement.
Emigrants to the United States.--From a com
munication from The Department Of State. trans
mitted to Congress, we learn that the whole mum
Der of passengers, who arrived IN the L. States
from foreign countries during the wear lSi2. a
amounted 10 llO9st--of which 74,Ol4 were 10
the district Of New York
ment Of a convicted incendiarv in Russia is de
creed TO he, running the gauntlet six times before
1000 soldiers. and. in the event Of his surviving
twenty-one years labor in the Siberian mines!
The last London Bankers Circular estimates
,ha, before The mon nh of Nav ensuing. at least g
million and half pounds sterling will be shipped
10 America.
The Millerites "A, a Milleri,e meeting IL
Providence last week. the minister got the audi
ence worked up to such pitch that they were
every momen; looking for the end of all things
which he told them would be announced by the
snund Of a trumpet. A waggish bow. taking The
hint, procured common fish horn which he bic"
with perfect tempest Of wind. thereby producing
such climax that some of the fanatic mass were
frozen with fear.