The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-04-10

| EAhIneuAkh.--A severe shock lcH az VIZ
| nsrss on tho 10th Of March
| There but two crockery stores in the city Of
Utica, n. Y, where there is a population oil niieen
| thousand.
STONE WARE-This valuable ware is manuiac-
tufed 10 great variety aud beauty the Eastern States
Docross--Three hundred doctors were sent forth
this spring from the Pennsy yana Colleges, and about
as many more from New York
81 A sPotless name,
BY virtuous deeds acquired, is sweeter far
Than fragrant balms, whose odors round dihus'd
| Regale the invited guests"
Grsi, the great vocalist is forty. five year, of age,
and her salary is 500 900 for months in Paris and
| the same for six months in London.
| TRIL OF Bic THUsDrR.-The Jury, in the of
Boughton, alias Big Thunder could not agree, and
were discharged al 10 o'clock on Sunday evening.
Which is the coolest river The Isis (lce-is.)
There IS another colder-the lser (lce-er.)
A bet has recently been made in Paris by French
gentlemen, that before tho expiration Of two years
embroidered coats will be indispensable TO gentlemen,
| In the saloons Of Paris.
| FiRsr Boar FROM CHic IGo.-The steamer Bunker
Hill. Capt siannard arrived this morning from Chi
cago which place she left the evening Of the oath
| uit-BuB. Com, Of Thursday.
| Our ideas Of cleanliness and decorum are widely
| different from those Of the ancient race,
Whose fathers built the pyramids, and reared
| The hundred gated Thebes."
| The residence of the late DIR. Hosok, at Hyde
Park, was destroyed by fire on Thursday last.
RHopr IsLASp.-Mr. Jackson the newly elected
Governor Of that State says in a letter. that until
DOR Is released neither psrty the State itself,
will be tranquilized."
Within the last four weeks " believe there
. ~ n a
| Of tea from Canton.
DIPLOMATIC ErPsssEs.-A correspondent writes,
that the expenses Of the American Minister al Paris
is seventy dollars day his wood bill alone amount.
ed to sl4OO. IL requires large private fortune TO
meet the expenses of that ofiice.--N Y. Sun.
sterne, who used his wife very i'll, was talking to
Ganick, IN eruberancso Of sent mentality in praise
of conugal love and fidelity. "The husband, SAID
he, who behaves unkndly to his wife, deserves to
have his house burned over his head" If you
think so,' said Gauick, " hope your house Is in
| sured"
DrLrSeuEsr LANDS IN VIRGnuA-Persons owning
land in Virginia may be interested in knowing that
| the Auditor of Public Accounts at Richmond has
| announced that delDquents on account of non.pay-
ment of taxes liable To have their lands sold by
the sheriff every ave years, and this is the year Of
sale The auditor requests such persons to cores
pond with him in relation 10 the matter before June
next.
Inequality of circumstances is the inseparabe at.
tendant Of commerce, civilization, and refinement
good government therefore, Is the art of guarding be
many from the impositons and tyranny Of the te,o-
and this cannot be done efrectuay in any way as
by securing the legal rights of ALL.
We perceive, by the Nashville Union, that Messrs
Brown and Foster candidates for the gubernatorial
| char IN Tennessee, have made appointments to ad-
dress their constituents at sirtyone different places
during the next four months, commencing at Clarks-
| vile.
| The NOBILITY OF KNowLEpGE.-The King of
Prussia has just conferred the right of hereditary no.
bility with the title of Baron, two ilustous lite
rary gentlemen, M. Scheng, Professor of Philosophy
at the University of Berlin; and NJ Schoenmer first
Physician to he King. The last named gentleman
is Bavarian by birth; he began his studies at w urtz.
| burg and completed them in Paris
THE LAWS AILowAscg-"Mr. Brown" said a
constable to this ubiquitous parsonage the other day
! show many cows do you own"
| "Why do you ask 2n was the query.
| Because l wish to levy on them" was the prompt
rejoinder.
''WeIl, let me see," said Mr.. B. absractedly show
many does the law allow mei"
"Two," replied The constable.
| Two, said Mr.. b. with good natured astonish-
ment; Well, if the law allows me two, wish /,
would make haste and send me the other along as
haunt but one"
| VI bAuGHTER.-A nearly laugh OCCa-
sionalIy an act OF wisdom il shakes the cobwebs out
Of mans brains, and the bypochondrla from his ribs
far more etectually than either champagne or blue
pills.
A Coon AccoUNT.-A paper published at Centre
vile, Maryland, thus complaceny speaks of the con-
dtion of things in that place
"Thsre is not perhaps another town in the State
with population of about thousand equal in point
of morality, temperance, industry and integrity to
our own. friendly feeling exists among all classes
"a readiness to assist one another Our mechanics
| are all Industrious, good workmen, and our mer-
chants are honest and fair in all their dealings In
word we are as happy and contented set of people
as can be found in any place.
How beautifully has Blair expressed the last DAYS
| of good man:
| Sure the las, end
OF the good man is peace How calm his exit!
| Night dews fall not more calmly to the ground
Nor weary WORKOUT winds expire so soft
| Behold him in the eventide of life
| A life well spent! Whose early care it was,
! His ripper years should not upbraid his green
BY uDperceved degrees he wears away,
| Yet like the sun seems larger at his setting.
SALT RIVER RoARER.-One of those two-fsted
backw oodsmen, half horse, half alligator and little
touched with the swapping turtle, went lately to see
a caravan OF wild beasts After giving them care
tu examination, he offered to bet the owner that he
| could whip his lion in an open ring, and he might
throw in all his monkeys and let tue zebra kick him
occasionally during the fight.
Southern contemporary gives the following di.
rections for packing carpet bag The bag should
be packed by placing the clean linen in FIRST nclu-
ding the fried shirts After which, stuff in the coat
and boots; garnish with shaving tackle, and ram
down with hair brush. II the packing be not then
successful insert your foot into the bag and pull
6ercey at the handles. 1t does not matter about the
carpet bag being open at both Sides so as it Is closed
with paddock in the middle
A PHILANrHRoPIo lDEA.-We see it stated that
ten Newfoundland dogs have been imported into Pa
rls for The purpose OF watching the banks of the
Seine, and experienced trainers every day endowed
| in teaching these magnificent animals to draw from
| the water stuffed figures of men and chlhren The