The New York herald., 1844-11-29
Louis Philippe In America.


the Princes learned from the public papers that
after the eighteenth Fructidor, law had passed
for the expulsion oil all members of the Bourbon
family from France, who were still there, IN which
their beloved mother was included The Duchess
of Orleans was accordingly transported into Spain
along with the Prince OF Cont and the Duchess OF
Bourbon: Her sons Immediately resolved
upon Joining her, but this design present.
ed difficulties not easily to be overcome,
arising from the reduced state OF their
finances, and the interruption to communication,
occasioned by the war between England and SPAIN
As they advanced towards the banks Of the great
rivers which they proposed TO descend, hnding the
fatigue of travelling on horseback for so many
days too much for their younger brother, the Duke
now purchased one of the rude country wagons,
and harnessing their horses 10 it, and placing their
luggage inside, the journey was pursued with much
less labor. II was on Saturday, when the people
assembled in the market-pace, that the travel
lers entered Carlisle, and drawing up to public
house, in front OF which was trough tor corn, or
water, as might be required without Withdrawing the
horses from the shafts, the Duke called tor corn,
and had il thrown before his horses, having first re-
moved the bits from their mouths and thrown the
headstalls on their necks, and then ascending his
wagon, he began TO enjoy the busy scene around
him. Scarcely had he seated himself when his
horses, suddenly frightened, taking advantage OF
their unbrldled situation, ran away with the wagon,
which, in passing over the stump of tree, was
overturned and broken. The Duke, being thrown
public house he perceived that bleeding would be
the best mode of relieving himself from the effects
of the bruises he had received by the fall Calling
for linen. to make a bandage, and a basin OF
water, he took his lancet from his pocket,
and proceeded to perform the operation OF
uto-phiebotomy. The landlord and his family af
forded him the klndest attentions. supplied him
with everything requisite for the operation, and ex
pressed the utmost admiration at the courage and
manly resolution of the sufferer The circumstance
soon became known in the town and vicinity, and
one of the rustic savans, who came to chlde the
youths for their want OF caution In removing the
brides from the horses heads, and leaving them
unguarded, most reprehensble practice, was so
much surprised at the firm demeanor Of the eldest
he professed the highest regard for the young men
he declared that should they think proper to remain
al Carlisle, they might calculate on his steadtast
friendship, adding that the locality was not 10 be
despised by young men so poor as they were, al
though evidently possessing abilities and courage
to settle successfully anywhere. A crowd had
collected around the little tavern, anxious to learn
the result of the operation, and much interested in
the recovery of the young traveller, whose accl-
dent they had all heard Of, and when intelligence
was communicated TO them. their astonlshment
they also evinced When the patient was suf-
hciently recovered, humorous visitors arrived
to congratulate him on his escape and ascer-
tain his profession, which they all began TO
suspect was sufficiently obvious from the recent
operation AS the Duke spoke English tluently,
and the New England States then sent forward
their emigrants to Ohio to lay down forests and
raise up their fortunes in the tar country, il was
doctor, either sent there secretly by government,
or coming voluntarily to settle himself amongst
new, people IN new country, anticipating all his
brethren in the art Of medicine. Admiring the
ability Of this young disciple Of Esculapias, his
country friend proposed to HIM 10 take up his resi-
dence in place where wise Providence had cre-
ated for him an opportunity OF dstlnctlon-that the
accident he had met with was intended for his be.
nefit, that he should embrace the omen, and here
end all his wanderings The Duke assured him
that he did not possess skill sufficient for such an
object that he had not been brought up to the pro-
fession, all the knowledge, practical otherwise
which he possessed was the result OF discipline
adopted by his early Instructors Bleeding was
one Of the useful practices in which he had been
instructed by the invaluable of lover, friend
and tutor, with whom the merit of whatever he
should accomplish for the benefit of his fellow
creatures was 10 be divided
| ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY. The schooner Mint,
came into our habor last evening, bringing, as un
willing passengers two magistrates and three constable
schooner was lying In the Kalamazoo River one Of the
consabes undertook to arrest Of the hands Of the
Mint onboard the vessel The constable slapped his
hand hard down upon the sailors shoulder and said
my prisoner" whcrcupon the sailor gave him right
and letter between tie eyes, which sent him overheard.
The officer padded ashore, and procured the other Off
above named, as posse. In the meantime the mate
Of the Mint had her lines loose and dropping down
the river he told them his vessel in disress that
they could not have any of his then there
but three aboard all told but that if they would take
hold and help get his vessel they might take the
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acceded But the vessel under weigh, the
hoisted SAIL and there being fair wind respecta
gan have been brought to shores. What will be
dope for this insult to State sovereignty cannot say
Racine W. r. .7drocate.
Court FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS Nov.
Ex-senator Foster presiding, and II other Sena-
tors-No 3s Samuel Russell VS. the City Of New York
This set down for Tuesday of next week. and the
argument to be limited to day Nov 23 Isaac New
ton and al VS.. The City Of Albany-Mr s Stevens
Haas 81 fnr or Hspa AR In,
Nov. Ex-senator Foster presiding and % other sena
tors No. ~ IS. Sol Grort and wife George Town.
sendMr. s. Stevens heard for plf in Mr. M.
+ Reynolds heard for the det in error.
Nov. Ex-senator Bockee presiding and % other sena.
tors No a. The People Of e1 rel r. RscI Law
heerd for p in error, and Mr. Cowdrey for de!t
error.
MELANCHOLY EvRNT.-Two men named Joseph
and jeremiah James, left their homes in Canaan,
VT the 4h inst for the purpose Of examining sable
miles in the wiidernsm: The day they left home
Portable, and the third, snow fell TO the depth Of
two feet damp and heavy, loading down the trees ac
ansss. wsrs that III had a
tended them accordingly search made for them but
with little effect until the 4th inst when they were both
found dead probably on account Of cold and hunger.
jeremiah left a life and three chidreH.
GEN. GAINEs.-Ths veteran and gallant soldier
arrived in New Orleans yesterday, with his family,
all in good health The General has taken up his abode
2s CANAL street. g. W. Terrell ESQ., arrived here yes
erday from Galveston. MIR. T. has tho appointment Of
Minister at the Court Of France, from the Republic o
Texas-N o Rep, Nor. 80
MoUNr SAVAGE CoAL.-We are gratfed to no.
cc the arrival IN this city OF several loads oi
the Mount Savage awn ash coal The train that hr,ugh,
this coal reached Baltimore nt O'Clock in the afternoon
Of Monday last This is the commencement Of bvsnsr'
which hope s destined to contribute largely 10 the
trade and interests OF Baltimore well az TO the enter
prsng company engaged in IT, We have not Jet tried
the COAL but informed that burns freely and ntkes
an admirable hre.--BaihmoTe Clipper.
RAccouRcI Cur OFF.-Thc C0ncordid InteM
genctr OF Saturday says We informed by gentle
living the mouth Of Red River that the cut of
being made Next week there will probably be 800 hands
clearing the way Tor excavation The State hands are
now the cutoff at work. The committee for collect
ing money to carry the work have been far very
SUCCESSFULLY O. TSopic, Nor. 20.