, 1844-01-13

ing copies OF the instructions seat /,
the American minister in England
relative t. Oregon.
Coguetfiaa ErtraorAinary.-A fen
days ~ II pair Of turtles, seemingly
anxious Ia become united IN the silk
IN bonds Of wedIuck, made their ap.
ptarance before one Of the cIergymer
of Glasgow, Who. finding the repuI.
site certificates all night. proceeded
with The ceremony. until be came L.
the part OF II where the question Is
put to the briIegrnom. If h. is wi
ling 10 take this woman 10 be his
nIic?' To tins necessary query, the
man, after considerable heSitali"n.
answered No! No? sid the min.
Ister with surprise, ''fur what reaSon!'
Just" SAID the poor embarrassed sun
piston, luokIng fnr the door, "uecause
We taken a scunner disgust at herr
GA this the Ceremunv, IL the evIdcn,
modification Of the fair one, was bro-
ken oil. and the parties retired.
A few days after. however. they
again presented themselves In his re
vereuce. and the insirdruus bridegroom
having declared that he had 90 uyer
his objection, the ceremony was again
commenced. and proceeded without
interruption, til n question. similar
/" tue above, was put L. the bride;
when she. IN return. replied in the
negative. What is the meaning o.
al! Ihis!" said the clergyman. evI-
IDENTIFY dIsr.eased al The foolish lufinr
OF The parties. 40 naetiing ava"
sad the biushing damsei. only | have
IUst taken 4 scunner at him!'
The tw" again retired to their lone
.Iy pillows, and lonely il would seem
they had found them; for tho reverend
gentleman on Coming out ofhis house
the following morning. met the foolish
couple once more on their way 10 SO.
Ilcit his services.
"lt's a made up MOO" said the smi.
linz fair one. 20 yes sad her in
tended. ITS a settled moo, and we
want You 10 marry Us rs 500 as nos-
s'b'H. i will do no such thing was
the grave and startling reply To the
inpatient request. What fort ask
ed they, speaking together, in Il tone
al mingled surprise and establishment.
% naethIng ava said his reverence.
passing on his way. 'bu; jus I've tam
a scnnner at yc bairh.' -Tkdmarnock
journal.
WGgeS ot Faciory GirIS.-The
Cincinnati Alias speaking Of n factory
IN that city for the manufacture Of
cotton bngging IN which SIS girls and
as men are employed. SAYS: A little
siri at tins establishment quit work
on Saturday, nj O'Clock. having wo.
ven thirty cuts, equal 10 1880 wards.
IRON Monday corning, for which she
was pad twenty cents per cut. beinp
SIX dollars Tor less than as many DAYS
employment.
Po2r Girl! how the L.ocos. who
are opposed to American nanuIac.
lures. must pity hcri Onlv six dollars
I week for the labor Of .%sIitrle urls"
IN a city where superine -four is /!
cents a pound, and chickens @ cents
a pair!
What IN injury to IS girls to be
thus employed, or not, just as thew
choose!
Erhumation Of Com. Porter's Re-.
''ainS.-The U. s. brig Trux,on hay
Ing arrived at Constanrinople. the ex-
hnmatIon of the remains Of the Iste
Commodore Porter took place on the
cath OF October, in the presence Of
all the foreign Representatives of the
Courts Of Europe at the Sublime
Pore, the officers OF the steamers
and the ships Of war in port. and the
hmerlcanslcsident in Cons,ani,nonle
The cap and sword of the deceased
over which the American nag was
thrown. beng placed on the coffin
the procession moved slowly 10 the
beach. The lnternuncio of Aus,r;o
the Ministers of Spain and SARDINIA
and the Belgian, Swedish and Mean,
olitan Charge des Ahaires, held the
pail. The Truxl.n, with her ch,rrn
Is nov" d"hy expected in the DELAY.
1t is not a little singular that the
deceased Commodore served rs =
n''oSn'pn'an on board the brig which
Is now conveying his remains 10 his
native country.