Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-10-25

CELERY FOR DucKs-A writer in the Buffalo National
Pilot says "The duck Of tho poury-yard if fed
whe fattenng) copouy upon the top Of the celery plant
will attain uiciness and flavor that must call forth unqua
fled appreciation from every epcue II is the wild celery
plant that gives popularity of enchanment the canvass back
and the celery top will add charm the duck Of
the yard that be conceived You make tame
bird equal with the wild flavor of freedom and foreign
travel but still you refine on poultry"
The Boston Advertiser says that the number
by railroads and steamboats, between New York and Boston,
in the month of September by the several routes passing
through Providence and through Worcester and Norwich,
was 1854
The Camden and Amboy Railroad Company il is stated,
intend replace the way in that road with
new and comfortably appointed Baggage
have also been appointed who Distinguishing badges
and whom passengers apply concerning their bag
gage This arrangement fail to diminish very
rally the already few scomors of the improved modes Of
travel
Nrw FEATURE liz CATTLE SHows.-At the recent
Agricultural Fair in Burlington, (Vemon) Mr. l.. Chase
presented for premium three pretty female Children and
half years old born at a birth The committee house
hold features awarded him sl4 which was voluntarily
by the old bachelors present. who said they
sidered him legitimate object Of charity.
N.Mr.--One of the singular sunames ever met
with is Thai Of gentleman in Kent. His family was
Bear and he had maternal relatives Of the Of Savage
his parents gave him the Christian Tor rather un-Chstan
name Savage Hence he enjoyed the euphonous ,ppea-
ton of Savage Bear, Esq.
The Small Pox prevailing alarming extent in the
upper part of the State Of New York. The Batavia Times
saws that in the village Of Alexander eight occurred
one day. The inhabitants Of the neighborng villages are
preparing 10 fence up the roads, of all communication
with the place.
The New York Courier and Enquirer says "The packet
ship Ashburton Captain Rowland, arrived from Liverpool
two DAYS since having sailed from that port only FIVE days
before the steamer Great Britain and the packet ship
Henry Clay Captain Nyc which sailed from this port
Liverpool four days after the Mamora, arrived tina,
pou in company with her"
The Wilkosbarre (Pa.) Advocate says: "The potatoes
raised in this section the last year having been
diseased gives much pleasure to state that this year
they are generally very fine. SO Gar have Teen inform
Cd the crop fair YIELD and the potatoes generally sound
"IxprrESprNT CATHoLIc CHuncH."-It appears from
the Cincinnati Gazette that the movement in Germany is
about to be followed in Cincinnati, by the establishment of
independent Catholic Church. The Gazette says:
s'We understand there movement in this city TO estab
hsh an independent Catholic Church. in accordance with the
avowed principles Of the Reformation in progress Ger
many city German paper contains call for pastor Of
new Catholic Church. Il Is understood that the subscribers
TO this Church are numerous and the main object of their
sociaton the establishment Of Catholic Church, dpd
emf Of the Pope and Bishops"