Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-01-27

ne mississippi Annual Conference re.
Gently met at Fort Gibson, and adjourned
on ths Goth Of December. The subject OF
the contemplated division Of the Church
excited great interest, and withouta dssen-
ting voice the Conference resolved TO con-
cur in the proposed change ia "the 9th re.
strictive rule" and to elect delegates to the
convention which meets in Louisville, Ky
on the LIST Of Nav
The Arkansas Conference has also de-
cided unanimously in favor Of division oil
The church.
COMFORTABLE TRAvELfNG.-There pms
sed though our city yesterday, family by
the name Of Fletcher, from the kennebec,
we believe, intending TO settle in Al oossook
county. The family consisted Of man,
his wife and several children. Upon large
ox-sled was fitted n sort Of rude but com
Portable travelling dwelling, in which was
fitted up cook stove for warming the
apartment and for preparing food. Indeed
this little dwelling contained all that as
necessary for the comfort Of tho family
while on their journey. The household
furniture was secured upon the top Of the
dwelling, and the whole was drawn BY q
good OK team. All the arrangements idea
ted ingenuity and regard to economy and
comfort Such family on the Aroostook
soil will be valuable acquisition TO tina,
par: of the State, and we cannot doubt they
will secure TO themselves the comforts and
many of the eleghncies Of life. Long may
they live and prosper.-Bangor Courier.
Ole Bulls Lore Adrenture.-The Couri-
er des Etats Uns publishes very roman
tic story of young lady OF very high're-
spec,abii,y in Boston, who followed Ole
Bull TO New York, and had herself con-
Quoted 10 his room, confessing herself
willing TO be his slave: and that the violin
ist reasoned with her on the impropristy OF
her behavior, and conducted her 10 The
steamboat and sent her buck SORROW ing to
her friends. The Sunday Atlas says: We
have another version OF the story. The
linist to New York, but visited him at hi.
hotel in Boston. The result is much the
same Us that published in the French pap
p2r. Ole Pull was an honorable man, but
The lady, we grove TO record, is we hear,
in lunatic asylum.
EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.-
The subject Of the racent reports in relation
to certain students is undergoing investiga-
ton by the faculty. Their special meeting
took place on the 7th. The faculty con-
sisls at present Of Rev. Drs. Turner, Will
son and Ogiby, Rev. Mr.. Haighi, and Mr.
Clement G. More. AZ the trustees do not
assemble before June, and the Bishops
have returned to their homes, i, is pre-
sumed that the faculty will, at as early a
day as may be practicable, publish the re-
sulls Of their inquiries, to meet the many
rumors which are ufont, Com. Adr.
Mr.. CALHoUN.-The Charleston Gov
rier publishes a letter from its correspon-
dent at Washington. of the 1s,., which
says: 81 think that car now solve the
problem which Inns so long puzzled our
guid nuncs as TO Mr.. Calhoun's future DO
si,ion with The new administration. Mr..
Calhoun will be invited to remain where
he is, and will decline the invitation. He
will not remain in the State Department
one hour after Mr.. Folks inauguration,
but he will leave the Department with the
best feelings towards he incoming admins
iratIon.
REpuDIATIoN.-The Junior Editor oil
the Alton Telegraph. writing from Spring
field, openly declares that the Slate Of Hi
nois will never pay her public debt, and
tina: she cannot do it.. With all due defer
ence to the opinion Of that gentleman, we
beg leave to entirely disagree with him.
The State Of Illinois can pay her debt, bu
she never miH, so Tonga her nrhig presses
advocate reputation. What do the rhig.
think Of The following:-It is from a wing
Editor.-Chicogo Journal.
maintain now, as have during the
las, four years, that the State is wholly un
able to pay, and never will pay, her public
debt. We cannot do it; and it is id'e lon
ger TO deceive ourselves or our creditors in
this matter.
SINGULAR REsoLUTIoNs.-Mr.S Sullivan
in the Indiana House of Representatives
has introduced resolutions, that, as 50 it i:
ascertained that The Mexican Government
has declared war against the United States
no matter what the cause OF this war may
be-our Country, Right or Wrong; ano
that all the resources or the State of In
diana must be rendered to the Governmen,
in such a contest.
VIRGINIA SENAToR.-The Richmond
Whig, Of Monday, says: L" The Senate
it is reported, have decided. informally
that there shall DO no election Of U. s
Senator this session."
The pension of ELSA, enjoyed by the poe
Campbell, has been tran>ferredto MIR P. F
TYLER. the historian Of Scoilana.