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, 1844-05-18

"He is only a Mechanic."--How
frequently is this remark made by
a%rIstocratIc UPSTAIRS, who have moth
ing 10 recommend them saw money
and mpudence, when the name of
sn honest and Intelligent mechanic
happens TO be mentioned IN their
presence. They consider it degrad-
ing to converse, and communicating
10 associate with those who do not,
Ike themselves, possess wealth even
though that wealth was obtained by
Inc most dishonest and Tascally
means. Nothing is so disgusting to
well Informed, well bred people, as to
near an ignorant, conceited, pulled
up, long-haired, brainless, impudent
candy, talk about mechanics as if
uiey are not better than brutes. No
nue lady or gentleman would be gull
" OF such llttleness. 1t is only the
,gnorent, spoiled beauty-the worth
less' contemplate soap-lock who
would do so. Show us the man or
woman who would conceive it a dis
grace TO associate with honest well
Informed mechanics, and we will
Snow you n poor, worthless, ignorant
c%enceIted creature, useless to himself
ahd to the world, and a disgrace and
ahd lncumbrance to his friends.
West. Literary Messenger.
, 1844-05-18

Gen. Tom Ihumb.-The Europe
an Times gives a column to the des-
criptIoR Of Gen. Tom Thumbs pre-
sentatlon at Court by Bernum of the
American Museum. They were re-
celved in the picture gallery OF Buck
Ingham Palace. The Queen, Prince
Albert and severa! O: the nobiIrty
were present, and the General, on
entering. Im~madlate!v slrnck up 4
conversation with Her Majesty, as
sur'ng her thatht mad crossed tn y
!anuc on purpose TO e hrr. and Dc
c'arln- that he'!@ed her Pr"'nre Ga
ley first rate. The Queen seat
the Lord il wa,,l0- toe Some boHs
bonS winch she gave hm With her
own hand. the General torn rent
through MS PeTsonat'ons ot Napoleon.
'he statutes. &c, sung Lucy Long
and refined. after remaining an hour
and a halt IN he royal presence; Mr..
barnum "~rec9:ved a handsome dou-
cear from the Lord IN waiting" The
next day he waited upon the Dowa-
ger, wlln 30 OF the MOBILITY. and a
, 1844-05-18
From the Boston Statesman.
WHAT Is LOVER


WHAT Is LOyEl
You tell me / have yet 10 love,
But though you're wise, l think you miss
So that | may the errer prove,
Just tell me, lady. Love what is IL"
Is II something in ths heart,
A sort of shadow of a feeling,
Inclining one to sit apart,
When twilight over earth is stealing?
To muse upon one lovely face,
That seems a part of every vision,
A being of superior race,
A wandcrcr from field EIysian?
And has 4 power each harsher thought
And every tone of voice to soften,
And makes one sigh, as t were for nought'
If this be love, I've felt it often
Perhaps you woGld net give the name
OF love 10 such : dream as this Is,
But mean that deeper, wilder fame,
That leads 10 vows and tears, and kisses.
That makes young men and women act
In ROueo-aEd-Juliot fashion,
A monomanIa.-In fact
Avery desperate, dangerous passion.
So warm that if mel heart were steel,
den, say stolen it would mel, it;
IF this be what / am 10 feel,
It's too late, for | once have felt it.
And though, if one could spare the hours,
II doubtless might be very pleasant;
II crowds out wriis, bonds, deeds, & powers,
And suits which claim all mine at present.
If love be founded on esteem,
With sentiment a little mingled
Its object, not q schs oil boy's dream,
But from the crowd by reason singled
One by whose gentlencss and grace,
And lofty mind, best gifts of heaven,
a charm TO any earthly place,
Palace or howell would be given
Why-what I may do, time will prove,
If offered, | may not decline it,
But surely, lady, It is not love;
The poets never so define it.
, 1844-05-18
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must be POST rAID.
, 1844-05-18

TIE HUNGRY ARAB.-An Arab was
lost in the desert. For two days he
found nothing TO eat, and was in dlr-
ger Of death from starvation, until,
finally, he discovered a fountain, from
which travellers were accustomed to
water their camels. Near the foun-
tain, lying upon the sand, he saw a
leather sack.
"God be praised" said he, as he
raised and felt it-'these are. | be-
lieve, dates, or nuts of some kind
Oh, howl will strengthen and refresh
myself upon them"
In this sweet hope, he opened the
sack, saw the contents, and cried out
full of sorrow:
"Alas! they are only p%earis.'
, 1844-05-18
Vol. ElE.--No. 2S.
=

In the Senate, on the Goth after the
presentation of seyeral memorials and
remonstraDces on Q variety ofsubjects,
the new postage bill was taken up
After some remarks rom Messrs.
BayIe, Benton, MerriCk and Hanne-
gan, the bill was read a third time
and passed-ayes %, noes IA. The
tariff resolution was then taken up
and discussed at length by MIR. Day
ton. Mr.. Woodbury. in explanation
Of the quotation which he had made
from Franklin's works, some days
previous, and which had been so
much misrepresentsd, stated that he
made the quotation to disprove the
assertion that Franklin was ia favor
Of a high protective tariff, and not be-
cause he approved the sentiments in
said quotation in reference to labor
of this country. On motion Of Mr..
Crittenden the Senate then went in
TO executive session.
In The House, the following reso-
~Iu;ions offered by Mr.. Adams and a.
mendcd by Mr.. Adams, was passed,
the rules having been suspended for
the purpose by a vote of 119 to %.
Resoired, That the President of
the United States be requested to
communicate to this House copies of
such portions of the correspondence,
public or private, in the years 1916,
1917, 1915, 1919, and 1920, between
our ministers at the court OF Madrid
and the DepartmentofState between
those ministers and the Spanish Sec
re;aries Of State. and between the
Department of State and the Spanish
ministers accredited to this govern
.ment.
Said resolution relates 10 the cor
respoudence with regard 10 the ses-
SION of Texas to Spain. The House
then resolved itself into Committee
Of the Whole and took up the tariff
bill, which was debated to the hour
ot adjournment by Messrs. Weller,
Ramsay, CoIIamer, Leonard and Nc
IlvaIne.
In the Senate, on the 3Oth, Mr..
Fairfield presented the credentials OF
the Hon. John NJ. Niles, U. S. Sena-
tor from Connecticut, and moved that
he be qualified and take his seat
Mr. Jarnagin referred to the rumors
with regard to Mr.. Niles insanity,
and suggested the propriety OF a com
mittee 10 examine into his quaIItca-
tons. After some debate On the
Constitutional power of the Senate
to make such an inquiry, at the re-
quest of Mr.. Niles himself, the COM
mittee was appointed, consisting OF
Messrs. Jarnagin, Benton, Berrlen,
Wright and McDuffe. 1t was stated
that Mr. \. was as sound in mind,
rs he had ever been, although ply ST.
calIy facilitated. On motion of Gen.
Atchlson the Oregon Bill was made
the order Of the day for the next
Monday.
In the House, a motion was submit
ted, proposing TO terminate the debate
on the tariff bill on Wednesday, May
s; but the House refused t o consid-
er it.
The House then resolved itself III
to Commute OF the Whole, Mr. Hop
kins in the chair, and proceeded to
the consideration of the bill for the
modification of the tariff.
Messrs. Albert Smith, Boyd, c. b.
Smith, Marsh, King, and BIdlack,
severaIIy addressed the committee,
when it rose reported progress, and
the House adjourned.
, 1844-05-18
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, 1844-05-18

OHIO Niiiia.--An act passed the
last session of the legislature to dis
pense with the trainn. of the rank
and file of the mi'Is# n :jrno a. peace.
Each able bodied sane White msa be
tween the ages of 81 and IS. not p
gaIlv exempt. is 70 he enrolled. md
each person SO enrolled Is T. pay so
cents a year in lieu Of military duty.
Statesman.
, 1844-05-18

Raining HOLSTERS. Shortly after a
great hailstorm at Utica, last week,
multitudes of fresh-water Holsters
were discovered on the ground. They
We're mostly about Il fingers length
in size, and lay in piles two or three
inches deep. Three pals full were
picked NJ in q single g,rden.
, 1844-05-18

Toast drank ut Rochester, on the
celebration Of MIR. CLAWS birthday
By George Dowson. Kentucky
The casket which holds the whig
jewel.
We suppose this means that the
Ashland farmer left his breast pin at
home when he started upon his cleo
~tioneering travels. The ailusIon is
exceedingly delicate. -Bos. States
man..
, 1844-05-18


DorC on NabrimoHp.-Dow. Jr .
closes a sermon on kissing with the
following quaint advice comprising
all the eScsa'iniy TO welded bliss:
81 want yol nv Young sinners, 10
kiss and get married, and then devote
vcur time 20 morality aud money
mnainr. Then let rour homes be
we'll provided with such comforts and
urCcssarIeS rs pletv. pickles. pets
and kettles. brushes, hroou=, boncvo-
|ence. bread. charity. cheese, crack
ers. faith. flour. affection. cider. SIN
ceri'y, oninns, integrity. VINEGAR.
virtue, wine and wisdom. Have all
these ALWAYS on hand. and happiness
viii be with you. Don't drink any
thing Interchangeable Moderately
90 about your business after break
last-loun-e 4 little after dinner-
chat aftcrtca. and kiss after quarrel
ing; and all the JOY, the peace, and
the bliss the earth can afford. shall he
yours. I'LL the grave closes owe YOU,
ard vour spirits are borne to 4 hri-ht-
or and happier world"
, 1844-05-18

Mrs. HodgkinS, whose husband,
Philip Hodgkins, is in jail for bIgamy,
has been committed at Portland in
5000 bonds to take her trial for adul-
terry in living with him, knowing that
he had another wife.-Boston States
man,
, 1844-05-18

A Nun.-It is stated that a daugh-
ter o. Major General Scott has taken
the white veil, at the Convent in
Georgetown, ID. c.
, 1844-05-18

The why. are going down, and no
mistake. As Fouche said Of the exc
cution Of d'Enghien, their Joining the
native Americans IN New York was
worse than q crime--it was Il politt-
cal bIunder.-Bos. Statesman.
, 1844-05-18

F2lrFHg.-SOme writer truly saws
sit is too frequently The practice OF
Young ladies by way Of feazing their
lovers. for fun Ia neglect them While
in company, and TO laugh and hirr
with other men. How many have
parted from circumstances like these !
many who were attached 10 each
other, who could and in all probabili-
ty would. have made each other hal
py. and for the gratiiycation Of an Idle
and rcprchensrbIe whim many a le-
male has lost her position IN the heart
OF him she really loved. Does she
think that a man having once suffer
ed for her fun, could ever place de
pendeRce on her afterwards? Did
ever any woman find a mar who
loved her enough to be Jealous, re-
pose the same confidence in her
which he had previous to her attempts
10 create doubts IN him? Let wo-
men understand ihatif it be worth
while to have a mans affections. there
is no FUN on earth, worth while 10
shake his faith in her.
, 1844-05-18

4i0bama Scndtor.-The Washing
lon Spectator says: We r pleased
to learn that the Hon. Dixon II Lew
is has been appointed by the Cover
nor To fill the vacancy in the Senate
accustomed by the resignation Of Col.
King.
, 1844-05-18

Curtosly.--A few DAYS since. in
this cItv. SAYS the Bangor WIN. in a
litter OF pos. here appeared M hav.
ing the head formed like that of an
elephant. wide. hanging ears, and a
well formed ~pendular trunk. about
four inches long, and finished off at
the end with a delicate little pigs
snout. The lower jaw was like that
Of an elephant and the space between
the trunk and the lower Jaw was in
IN Informed and unfinished state.
and inside of what should have been
the mouth appeared to be the only
eye that was visible. III. creature
stood Il poo, chnnce to- rhraiD a hvlng
for want pi ,h'eat.
, 1844-05-18

Very ARpropriate.-At a recent
democratic meetIng, IN n wlch,
Con-, one Of the orators at the close
of his speech, held in his hand a Coon
song book, the fronticepiece being
that of the Same Old Coon snugly
seated on his hind quarters. holding
very scientifically his fingers 10 his
none The gentleman pointing with
his finger to the face of the Coon,
said he should give it to some whig
acquaintance of his after the election,
with the following pathetic verse in
scribed underneath as Il memento.
4 leave you here a little book,
For you to look upon,
That you may see your fathers face
When he is dead and gonen .
The burst of applause which fol
lowed is said to have been tremend-
ous.--[Lee Democrat.
Ref0rm.-More talked about than
pracIiced. When we get it. we'll
have it. Until then, let US pray for it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-10
Foreign Markets.

MATANzAs, July 27th-Since my last there have been
executions Of those condemned as having been
accessories TO the late attempt at nsurrection OF the
colored population OF the Island Of Cuba Public Justice
has been somewhat sat fled by the immediate execution
of the passed Piscido and the who su
fered with him. Perhaps we'll TO show that free
white population Public sentiment has undergone a
great change relative the late executions and many
most influential citizens acquesce in acknowledging
that the government has acted correctly though OF
has existed hut among many matters requiring strict
and immediate attention Judges have fair excuse in
saying they could not think If everything"
Prices to-day 27th inst, areFor Sugars, Foretes
in markets fair to good half and half ~ 81 reals
per arroba; do interior Al n do white alone fair good
AZ a 6l,ldo Cncurucho 81 1t; do Muscovado Al IS.
fact in the crop of last may be said
TO be at an end Tar prices are likely to be affected
White Wax. " = per arrab0; yellow, no sales.
Just WRITE hear that some American vessels Of
have arrived at Havana from Pensacola Nothing
to-day, except good wishes
Havana. July 27th-I have nothing farther Of change
to note in the market here except decreased tmness
the part of holders Of sugar reaching real
than the sales made ship by the barque Elizabeth
Those conversan with the present state Of the sugar
crop the different planting districts the Island
fisny predict dminuon OF one third in the coming
crop compared with that Of the just past owing
the Of the drought to SO late period Of the
year
Freghts have fallen again and quote ruling to-day
Baltic IL IL ca Hamburg and Bremen "a 10 E2 u 8,
England IL 10 ~ g. Cowes and arket in the Bal.
TIC Ca ghts to the Mediterranean have risen to e.
10; the United Suites they ,wer than usual say
rails per box for Sugar. rails bag Coffee; do per
have change to note in the prices OF American pro
duce have ut last the pleasure OF announcing you
that have in port some American vessels Of
the frigae Potomac, sloop Of war Vncennes snd the
brig somers, arrived yesterday American citizens here
once more blessed with the sight of the National
Stars and stripes-U Gozsns. Aug Q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-10

Died,
On the 9h9iustsnt, JOSH WiEGAND, aged 90 years.
The relatives and friends of the family and of his
J. IL and O Wiegand. and IN laws, Walter suther
land and Warren Bench respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral O'Clock this morning, from his late
residence, % James street
There is place OF peaceful rest,
To mourning pilgrims given.
couch for every weary breast
'ris found slone in heaven.
DrpwRed the 9Th instant al the foot Of Amos street,
North river CouRrEsAv second of the late Captain
Ewd. Thompson. and grandson Of the lats Richard
Amos, aged 10 years. 2 months and 3 days
The friends OF the family respectfully invited TO az
tend the funeral this afenson at o'clock, from No oil
Hudson street. near Amos
On the oh instant. In Cambridge, Warrington county.
N. York after lingering illness which she bore with
christian orftude. PaiseIrs. wife of John Rusk. md
daughter OF the late Thes Hope ofths city IN the thirty
third year OF her age.
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AUCTION SALES.
TuQa REII aucnoneer

TIIOS. BELL, Aucuoneer,
- - No II Spruce Street
Regular Sales Of Wednesday Saturday
Regular Sales Of Dry Goods Clothing Pledged and Fancy
ARTICLES ,sseerss and Ysrses-Eyery Tuesday and Friday
AuCI1ON NOTICE-Extensye aud valuable sale of
choice Furniture Of all descriptions This Day al os O'clock
IN the large rooms II Spruce street, near Nassau.
an3 lwsm THOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
EXECUTOKS SALE OF LANDS in the State Of New
York. on Wednesday 2st August the Exchange,
Ia the city Of Albany BY Lewis Clark. Auetoneer.
l.0i7 Acres IN Saratoga and Warren County, Dartmouth
patent.
1921 Warren County, Hyde Township.
SioSS Hamilton Co., Fotlen and Crossfelds pur.
chase.
2i3 Delaware Co, r. ". b. Liyngstons paten,
3I0 Clinton Co., Canada and Nova Scotia Re
fug-e
l0l7 " : Herkimer CO., Royal Grant, ith allotment.
-, iU Cortland Co.. Township of Virgil
he sale Of the above l,nds will be peempory; and
fsponabe Executors deed will be given By the subscriber
FOR any information respecting them application be mad
70 The Auctoaeer Albany the subscriber his Office No
z33 washington street New York
WIN Z. RHINELANDER,
Executor Of VIM. Rhineander, deceased.
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HAyRg-ship Mon,ieelel Reported yes,eday)-i pkg Boi.
Schmidt : Andre I3F " sesmds vGssI-i Los:eSisi
Wes.e.2 Rogers cog Gilbert Freres co-2s5 Bochan-
~ I Pillevuyt.-a quantity Of specie q Collins.
bRFMrS-Shp New York; Repored Yesterday &c casks 10
sss % bHs9 bar y bids ir Qelrichs Krurs9 Pkg q
Bosto,-a Reimer Meck.s Spies. Christ COS Napier
4 Victor DuckwiH5z n kesser-2 Paycnssdt--i A
Rolker Molman--3 w Schmidt Vogel--i ] & Erren-
pussch-a2 aln Ssnder2sto order
PoscE-Brg Joseph50 lLlds sugar II Southmayd son-,O
do IS cks molasses hf Dbl w Archibald iron boiler boz
order
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Provision Market.

The different markets and shops make their usual show
Of good beef lamb and mutton but the number Of ami
lies still out OF the city being large and the heat for the
last week having been great the sales have been light
Poultry is plenty e is also Fish.
Fruits continue trve in great quantities. and peach
es and melons are much improved in size and aavsr
Vegetables sfevery variety and Of very fine quality,
are ia market Now Is the time to purchase
catsnp Sc, as they are selling at % a IS. basket
The nuisance complained Of last week at the WASH
ington Market is still there Will Mayor Harper walk
through it with lady. and he will then grievous
evils that ought to be- abated.
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AuG. 7l,04i cattle arrived viz $40 from Pennsylva.
MIA, and $50 Virginia 80 Pennsylvania cattle and 81
Virginia driven to New York Market; the balance were
sold to butchers prices ranging from 81 cents;
Common to fair quality sold Mt 4Ac-extra 8 5Ic.
Cows and Calves-i92 in market Sales at SIs ~; ex
ira $40 a 3d. Springers, $l4aH Dry Cows, 81 a 10
Calves on foot ~ - Is; extra So 50a$4 Live weight
on the Delaware u SC.
Hogs $50. ofersd-sales ut Al 4Ic-extra 81 Gag
Sheep ard Lambs-2717 ofefed-sales at 81 80 50 25
extra So a 8 SO.
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We shall esteem Il favor If Captains Of Vessels will give
the SHIPPING left Al the boz" whence thew sailed ill., y.
spoken their list o their Cargo and foreign
medately their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
abroad will also confer favor BY sending
the Marine Intelligence they obtain Nautical lnorma-
ton Of any kind will BE- thankfully received.
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Bs1aav, Anguat 30 II. Dl.
With the Thermometer n ninetyshres in the coolest
place wall street. how IL b. otherwise than that
he stock srkst should be melting down to the lowest
pen, Prices show 70 dsyasnoshsrs decline AboutysX.
teen hundred shares ef Lsns Island were sold today
hs Ola Board Il decline ringing from 70 par
Farmers Trust fsllsod per cent; No-wchland wor
cessr n ohio.cs u Morris csnsrIy Canton ;Resd
ing Railrosd Indiana Erie d,nsd Unitsdsstatss
Bsnk closed s yesterdays prices Illinois advanced
Al the New Board about nine hundred shores ofsLong
issnt we're sold II decline OF IRON Tito q per cent
Canton Nerwich.snd Worcester FUmers.Trust / !;
ycksharsti United States Bank /. There appears to
hes deposition In the street TO bear Long Island largely
Under the present Of the market 1t a very danger
operation 10 force sales Of any stock.
CArpss Asp Arrov RAmnoAD AVID DELAwARE AND
RARrAs CANAL Co.
Receips Cor months endi Dec 81 ISA3 $305 900
Receipts for six months ending July Ist is4a . $50 900
Increase In six months Of 1874. 49,. $s7 900
sinking fund has been established. which It Is es
ms'sdwili soon amount TO $3.50 ooo The company have
declared dividend Of four per cent
s's,--ssnt showing the receipts Of the Housatonic
Rsilrcsd Company Tor July.-
HorssrosIc RArLRoAD.
Receipts for rssssngers, freight mail, &c.
R.rs,p'. far pss.snssr:. freight mail. &C. "
Suy' is's' .......... .......''' lo'feo OF
Increase for July. IsA. >. ....... $a,Os5 40
The freight ranspoediover this rcndprcducesgreater
receipts than passengers The roai Is seventy four miles
lcng and cost 9<si2s The debt Of the company is
quite large amounting to sos 72s 20 The receipts of
the road rapidly reducing the debt The city of
Bridgeport hes thus far. experienced many difficult les
from s connection with this road but the increased pro-
ducsvepess If The work will eventually diminish. and
perhaps completely wipout'atraces ofhe lac losses
and troubles The road requires thorough ovsrhaung
before n can secure mach travel At any
The returns fshe railroad Of Michigan show very
great The central road has for the past year
been unusually productive
CsSrRsL RArLRoAp. N,cHpoAN.
Receipts fnr July, iss3. $3.50. $50 9Hn ~
Receipts for July lsta. 10 6t3 99-$5 7A3 SO
Statement showing the condition 81 the Balls.on Bank
the srs' day Of August, 1884, compared with the
turns for May last.
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MARITIME HERALD.


FROM LIVERPOOL.
q Of West. Woodhonse, JULY
Sheridan, Depeyster, July IL
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Gladiator, Britton. July 10
Mediator, Chadwick. July 20
FROM HAyRy.
>. de Grssse, Thompson, Julva
Louis Philippe. Csstof, .July8
st. Nicolas. Pell, July l6
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We annex statement showing thu quantity and value
Of cotton exported from the United States and the
tries to which the different quantities we're SAINT.
CorToS ExpoRrgo rHr Us,rrp STATES THE
YrAR Espise sErrEMnfn 20 tsss AND ron sisr MONTHS
ENDING JUNE 30 1919. - II
Iai2 1914 niue nnnnfLa
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SCARPA,S OIL +.

SCARPA'S OIL.
vvItE following Il taken from The Boston Atlas Valuable
l trice-sraIN's Acoustic thi u aid by those who had
accession H. H. ~ rcsent medicine in Of Deaf
nes arising from colds otir We know young
ady who no, long almost Immediately relieved by H.
and The Certificate of MIR John Reed &c Bunker Hill street
Charesown Mass unsnswcrable testimonial Of IL eff
cary Sold at wholesale and retail, by A. n. X D. SANDS
Druggist No ~ Fulton Ns Broadway. n East Broad
WI INN