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Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

Il WAS CaIh"...'& Influence ;sone,
tha, secured the nomination III James
X. pix in he BIitrmnrc 'nc" f"co
ConventioU. South G ~n!na rt,ussc
20 end delegates 10 that CoAyeh-
ton; but when Van barren, a,.Aou2a
he hrd received a majority OF me
votes Of tbs strictly republican con
ventlon, was refused the nomination,
Rhe,,. and other South Carolinlans,
the employed agents Of Calhoun,
rushed forth from NGS' .nG,nn T.
Baltimore. nnb In ilent, t. the
orders ni Ger master, .n'cI ~ NJ
secured the n"mInatiun u james N.
Polk. Polk owes his nomination u
Ca'houn.-Boston Atlas, M,rch IS.
The Atlas appears I" i9el very un
comfortable; no doub, II Is unhappy
bu, lis misfnrlunes are not lustliIa'
bic apology for its ignorance or it'
misrepresentation. Mr.. Rhe,t was
not at Baltimore on the occasion a.
luded TO By the Atlas, nor did South
Carolina vote at al 10 the Conven'
ton upon the nomination OF a cnndi
date for the presidency. After the
nomination had been made, Messrs'
Tickons ana n n.,rs53rye espresso II Sc
Iiei that Sou,h Carolin, would sus
tain IL. bu, sad they had no authori
" 10 pledge her vote for Mir. Polk
nor 10 appear in the convention a.
the representative: Of their state.
The nurcrous stories set ntioat ~
the wings about Mr.. Ca'houn's dlssal
isfactron with the president. &c. are
mere inventions Of the enemy. MIR
Calhoun was one Of the first public
men who conversed with Mr.. Poll
after he arrived nj Washington, ano
after an interview Of several hours
and n free INTERCHANGE Of opinion
upon the great po'i'ic2l question.
likely to occupy the attention Of tn'
government during the next lon.
years. Mr.. Calhoun expressed lIimsel
10 his friends 70 being entirely satish
cd with the vicws Of the president
ana urceh auo. them 10 rive the ne y
MISUNDERSTANDING 4 liberal support. boil
D.. IN its n,rn'n lions FIR Office and gen
er,l measures. u-!ess it should adnp
l. different course from what was an
.icipa'cd.- Bnsron Statesman.
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An Accomplished YouHgLady.

Wodera FiniSh.-He' sduca:iOn Is
Sucked OFT compleie; Inen,y.naker
gets her up vel, and she 70 ten! back
RI hpn3e viii, the lowe s,amp on her,
"eaicsted at d hoariin' school" She
as.cnls!Iod the natives rouna at"int
where the old lo'as live, and makes
zen state again. Sic Is So improved.
She plays on the r,sno one or two
crack pieces, learned onh.F the eye
and Of the master; but Ike is Il secret
nobody knows Su. hcr-she can't
play no,hin' else. She sings tEo or
three songs, the last lessons llrnt {"
school, & the las. she eve uii lara.
She has two or three beautiful draw
ms, but there is d secre. here. t2'-
the master finished 'em and sh e;G't
do sEn:her, She sPeaks French b" i.
rfnl' but ii is fortunate She 9it.' so
F,ance now. 81 tha; secret ia srt
She ,s a very agreeable gal, and 'liks
very pleasantly. for she has seen nc
world. She 10 LonInB Cor few
.reks, saw the last p!av. aud anows
"a greet deal about tie theatre. She
has been 10 the Opera onc". a"d has
e Celeste and Eanry rs I~r. and
.!,eerd La Blanc and GrIsi. aai Is a
Judge of danciG' and slnGiu. She
s W the Queen Il horseback ii the
Park. aud is o judse Of udIn', and
MAS AZ 4 party at Lady Sy'ipbab's
and knows London lite. This warn
ISL lasts ! ahole YEAR. Tue two
ne" pieces wear cut, an3 the song
gets Old, md tue Ir9. u every bO-
dy seed, and ,te lord n ml'iinarv
wants rene~ H. and e.. Queen has
another princess, and ,hrrc is ano'h-
er singer a, tie 0rera, aul ~ 's gone
. but the creIt-'She Was cheated
al a hnraiI' SC 9Jl.'-Sam Slick in
England.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

NJ. Raymond. q medical writer,
rather celebrated in Pa'is as Il wag,
Darra'es the initnv ing. on Lis own We
" dcorhr, p,a' authori'v:
A trend. r'zzl"i al the apparen,
accuracy OF " : .H,mbulist. asked
what his (thr mlerrogator's) faihe,
was then doing. In answer. he was
told that lis father was visible n long
way OF, & a number q details were
given. exactly specifying how the
father was engaged.
y fear you have made q slight ma.
chronism-mv father said The tri
unphart dishelirver. has been deat
these twenty years.
No, sir. no mistake! You aopea'
to forget replied Tie quiet sannam
bulist. shat II takes a wise child I,
know its own father
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

If The Editor af tie BANNER, we
suppose from the above, il opposed to
the provision in the constitution ofFlori-
da, which prohibits free negroes from
settling in tha, State: according TO his
doctrine, a sable African prince may
come over. clothed with his inherent
rights. and claim the Office f governor
Of the suhny land Of fowers.-(Mo.
Journal.
What are veto suppose from tie arti-
cls in the Journal? did the Editors Of
that paper mean TO convey the idea con-
tanned in the above ar,icleS or was the
whole, the result of some mistake on
The part Of their compositor? We can
not believe that the journal editors in
tended to institute any thing like a COM
parison between the sable African and
the foreign population, to which We had
reference, an attempt on eur part TO
ward of such an unjust inputation,
would be an insult 10 those whom we
would defend. The case cited by the
Journal can have no reference 10 the
matter about which we spoke some
weeks since; unless We suppose that our
foreign population are as ignorant and
as stupid as the African race, They
are neither savaees nor demi savaces.
Some among the prre.t men and the
ripest scholars hail as adopted citizens
OF cur country. We nrver for a mo.
nent thought Of advocating the doctrine
OF taking up the stupid African or an,
thing. ave those fea's which pertain &c
savage life, and making them Governor.
and electors. Such was rnt the iGe,
we intended n convey. and the con.
struction which could hrv. put such
meaning non our language. seems Z,
ns TO have been exceedingly hrfr,ched
We vent anon the premises the. tier,
wa' something like parity b.,vf.n n,
two countries. snd not sh.. a-s va.
civilized and cultured ns:ior. H.. 9TH.
e. grossly stupid and ignorant. Neigh
bours. take e fresh star?
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

Gro. NJ. Dallas, Vice President
Of the United S;e,es. During tie
short soiourn Of Nj. Dallas al the
sea ofgo'ernment by his ability and
impar,iality in the administration OF
his official duties, and By his courje-
Gus and di9niied demeanor exercised
towards nj. .:whether Of high or low
degree" he has won for himself new
laurels. il that e ps.Ible. 'ir"m
all sorts OF people" TIE personal
apI earancr, conduct, and character,
Of the Vice President, and The gene
rul estimation in which he Is held br
all classes of citizens. is graphically
described 10 The following language,
by a Washington correspondent:
MIR. Dallas. is ,sll. s,rnishi, aui
d,gnihed, with hair almost Us white
as snow, which hangs o"c his coat
collar. He i. beyond the u.sridlu:!
of life. yet is ~asnclise and ~tuoyant
AZ n OF ior,y-f"s. IS Prrsiien,
Of the Senate, he discharges its du
ties with ability. 'acI. attention, sni
importantly; and, a. inr rs | know,
Nnd uv opportunities learning tie
fac,s ar. no: few III universal sat
isfaction to every member Of thai h.
DIV. In his intercourse with h. tr!'
nw-citizenS-bolh socIa. aud rubiit
nothing can be more hnd, conc,li
a,ing, aud Cen,lemanly. There i,
nothing Of that hantrur about hiu
which is so frequently cen in tie
conduct of the less importance nnt
responsibility 10 tina, which lie fills
but, ON the contrary, every class o
his numerous friends who approach
him receive that attention at hi.
hands which the mar of breeding a
lone knows how 10 give. S ranger.
those who never saw him before
express the sane sentiments II him
for only heard what is uttered or
every occasion wherever his name il
mentioned in generol conversations
Mr.. Dallas is one OF the most popu
lar men | have ever met wi,h--poru
lar, because Of his winning and n,
trac,ive manner Of intercourse; 70
no one. who has had but one inter
view with him. can ever aftcrward
efface The strong Impression Of re
gard for the nan which il, leaves be
mind. Such IS Ce". NJ. Dallas, Vic,
President Of the United States"
-Phila'a. Daley keystone.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12
NEW LAW.

MaHy important changes have
teen made IN the law concerning
coats ana vessels, and although the
,taw does moi take eject until Au,n.t,
!; may he uscfu! 10 those interested
N navigation ~ Know the substance
OF the principal changes. They sTe
as follows:
Section /. Neither the captain or
, clerk lave any lien Tor their serric'
eS.
Sec. ?. If Ia. capt. u7 clerk Should
became interested n any C!aln Which
! IS itself a lien, i; crases Ia he II lien
fr,u the tnna such interest Is acqu'r.
ed.
Ste. 8. The wages t. persons per-
irImins labor ~ .srflres upon . -"al
constitute Z len ut Tor IVA. I"aln$
>-rvice. md such iea oils continues
fnr thirty dav- aiier tie rA,,Tgtlnn OF
II 40 u'rIs.
Sec. 1. u captain. a-en' "nner,
or consi nee, may appear and dc
f.rd n a"fi II brought agaInS, 9
, GOAT. but cannul confess judgement
or ADM. ~pIanul'> !ichi cf action
wi,i.u " written Authority from aIt TIE
uaners.
Sec. 5. When a suit is brought be.
fore a justice OF the peach, the plaza
hi must make affidavit that he haJ
,n other claIm which is a lien az the
boat, AMI if it appears that an AT
tempt has teen made 10 give iuriS'
d;c,icn L. insl,cr 10y di,.iaE the
,,aim, he tlaniul loses al hen on
the Ion;.
Sec. 6. y. i,her the ,aptain no;
clelk is ~.uthnrl1el 10 givc any bond
or not which shall bind the boat oI
owners.
Sec. !. II bond Is g.vea for tie
dehr Oh which suit Is bcough.. tht
boa, is discharged from the lien, anl
IUdgemen, is rendered on the bond u
gains, the principal ard security.
Sec. s. II Il boat is not released or
bond will FIVE days after she IS Sci
zed. application shall be made by 'h'
officer seizing her, to the Judge OF tn'
Circuit Court, OF the Ceur: q Com
mon Pleas, for an order Of sale. an'
ii the Judge orders the sale. twenty
DAYS notice shall be given. II
f bend is given before the sale, the boa
. is discharged; IT not. tie sale IS made
aud the proceedings brought INT
court, TO be distributed among thos
having liens. according 10 the oide
of their liens in classes. The prI'
class TO b. luiiy paid oei"rs claims /
a subsequent, class shall have any pay
, ment. Notice oi such distributor
20 be given as tie court may direc'
Sec. 9. The majority OF the own
L. ers III interest NAV dismiss tho Car
tain. and appoint another, and yer.
summary process is given ior 'akin
pos. es5ion from I've Captain disn!s'
i,J
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12
" The sprinr term Of tho Rsil

" The spring term Of tho Rails
c'rcui. court. commenced upon Monday
last, and .dionrned upon Thursday
morning. The case q! Addison Smith,
charged with horse stealing, wa. tried
enc terminaied in his conviction, and
sentence of six years imprisonment in
the PenitentisIy.
The State wat ably represented hy
her Circnit Attorney, G. w. BrcxSEa
Of this county, and the prisoner defend
ell with spiri. and ability, by Messrs
Slosson s Scarce, Of New Lendon.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

GIVE find tie following IN lie
Cincinnr,i Repus;ican. We ,Arnk
/: cannO, he true:
We learn from gentleman tf,u
the interior OF Kentucky. that
pc; wes rufr,a'in tia. .,ginr. Il -
t"n young Wen nj Nanrt'- College,
,;'i into . quarre.. Nh,n oc" ,!-ew =
pi':ri acd ,ra She oii.sr ir7,. "
;'re hc hal brought to wea?oh,
down, 4 brother a. lie d~s.cassd dew
a knife md stabbed Tie murderer,
Causing his instant death.
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ABDUCTION OF Girl,

Agirl, under II wears Of age. IA
med Sarah r. Harrison, was en,ieed
from her parents in the, CITY. on Sun.
day last. by 4 Young u,a fnanei /.
saac Sui'on. fle took her to Law.
rence's Tavern. on,Si. ranls' street,
and sent for bis father and uncle
One Of them pretended 10 be a may
;~s'rnte, sra united he cnrpie it mat.
sim"ny. He then .ook The girl 10
his father ard passed. the nistt with
her as his wife. The nrxl .iay, on
complaint Of the ratehis. The Two
Su,tons, father and unci>. we:e ar-
rested, bath were committed 10 await
their trial. Tie Young man mads
his escape. i hMs not ", been iouni.
lie is sati IL havea .~gaiIy married
wife reshiInI IN one Of tie adioinin.
counties. The gir!. finding herself
imposed upon. returned IN her Pa
rents.-Rochesier Nemncrat, eOth.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

@Pierce Tyner, a wealthy ci,i-
zen Of Marion COUNTY. Georgia. !iv-
ing 90 miles south Of Monticello. so
years of ace. YVES shot IN his field. or
the 9Th Of Febuary. His .rcrdson,
Ransom Tyner, was arrested upon
suspicion. and held to bail in the sum
Of $500; though it appeared the,
he had had co arimosity against the
old man, md 70 irduc rnner' ~ I'LL
-
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

The Judge OF tho Criminal Court
has ordered n mol pro. 10 be entered
in the case ofL.ou,s Denovsr. ind;ct.
ed for m nasau', With intent 70
hill.
The Ficksbu-s saa,insi rublishes
a rumor, that T.. Governor Of Missi.-
s'pri has a2r"Ir 81 ths Hon. I.cer
Taonesos.l ;. Senator. in rlace of
NJ Ns"<sr. H. ~>.-~.ts-v e ~,
) Traasur.
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70 CORRESPONDENTS

We .taT. cutie a number upon hand,
ADD 1s,avsd on acc-nr' # the future OF
'acir par: TO comply with the rule which
d>n,r,. - ra1e &: 80 auihor with
'hr manuscript. Sore e them frcrn
ia,ir very Natures, require 10 n.ns;
yet we have adopted i. as rule. ard
WE VIII net lie tic FIR. 10 violate il.
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BERNARD pRATTE.

Hs. been elected Mayer of St. Louis
From accounts the contest was exceed
insly warm-the last city papers al
though they announce the result, do moi
give the vote. Prst;e, Watson, snt
Camden, were the candidates.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

r. We reeres 90 learn that the 30.
rsas. No. 2. has gone on the Missouri
river trade. for the future. The gentle.
manly conduct Of her officers. torethe,
with the superior accommodations af.
forded to passengers. have Justly rem.
dersd her a ~favorite with tie public
She IS a runn,r.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

4 re; OFT has reached this p:ire ri
lie death + Coz. iln'rn;C Coffee. BY
Tie hand 1T some uuhuowa a,sassia.
Col. e. w. an early settler at mi.
picr", aud removed a few yea. sgs
20 Teas, where hs Continued 20 e.
SIDE until Tie time OF his denrh.--lr.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

Mrs, Polk has determined 10 a..
tend no public balls OF places OF pub.
Tic general amusement, while resid.
ing at Wn.hington-as We sea by u
pirate letter published in the Bci,on
/ T~rau.ciI,'.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

There IS = stsnD.t na.,ag - !. >
N operation az Richmond. A7vrr -
a y Iorss power. TIE machine
makes one hundred ana iwsG,y rev
buttons in a minute. ana each Fer,-
lut!un cuts iiom IL bInck y perfectly
AMI exactly finished siia2ls: much
more perfectly finished. indeed. THIN
CHI ~ effected in tie L.! wsv. ior
the OPERATION is ms.th@ma,ica,.y reg
uiar aud rrcci-c. Another opera
zion jninls these shingles with tie
most MINT" rrt unvLr. !uG accura-
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

Hon George Bancroft. Secretary of
the Navy, is a graduate Of Harvard COL
lege, and a native OF Worcester, Mars.
He studied Divinity in Germany, and
prepared himself for the Unitarian pull
nit, but he was never ordained.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

GA duel occurred near Win.
chester XIV. on the 10Th inst. he.
tween a Mr.. Cork and a Mr.. Harris.
Weapons. pis,nls-dis'ance, ten pa-
ces. Harris f.ll hv arrangement on
the frs, fre-pistols loaded with
powder only. Tic parties made
trend, - liz grngnd.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

Honest John Davi. has been elected
bv the Legislature Of Massachusetts
L. s. Senator for two years ensuing, in
place Of Hon. l. Bates, deceased.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

IT Jake says lie aurws a family
who ale IN the habit cf having Roth
ing Tor b~reakl1sr. and waruiuG i, ~
for dinner. lie thinks thst,hs hoy.
wouii mike good printers.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

y Rumours from Washington, in
forma IL that r. NJ. Sanders, of North
Carolina. will be sent "a Miniser "a
Spain: and Franci. II. Elnore. of South
Carolina, appointed as Minister to Rus
,is, in the place Of Col. Todd.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

1t appears. by the yearly report to
the British Parliament, that England
has expended little short Of twenty
millions O pounds sterling n endeav.
oring to suppress the slave trsde ca
the coast of Africa, and a large 8.
maun' Of s%oun,ies have nY, ye. Gee,
r1id.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

OMEN, tic I:ls'. servant it.at was
so well kauarn i tic Wh.I:s lfruye
during ;Es te!ns" a G-rera, Jackson,
has accompanied Mr.. PoIs - sec, he
says, ,ha, tie "tlordy nar:rs' don't
commit % L,a,.Lvr. AID f. 80 lhs
Young l~licsor, the sans service lie
boasts Of having been 81 important
% the Oh ohe.-'lo.
Our vtneraH.s tri.Uw ril,ztn. {, |.
Henry PurAi,t. entered Ia. nIDe;irjh
ye1r On Monday last. lie is supp
sed 10 be the ONLY xurviver a.! tie +! =
nous ten pnitv. nhi.h DESTROYED the
cargoes o. tea IN B's,cn hIrhor, pre-
vious - tie revo'uti,n4rv struggle.
The aged p,trin' enl"ys rsnarka.
BE health for one so advanced in
yeas. Best. Jour.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12
AN EDITOR DEOV NED

Mr.. Moore, late editor Of the
Clearheld Banner, was drowned at
Nancy dam, Pa. Il few DAYS since
He left n wife and FIVE children 10 Ia
ment his loss.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

!. is said that Edgar A. Poe is here
aher to he associated withfThomas Dunn
English in the editorial conduct Of he
Aristidean. the new magazine now pub
li.hed by the latter in New York.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

Samuel Appleton Of Boston has pre-
sen'ed fifty thousand dollars TO the Bos-
ton Atheneum, for the purchase off Ii
brars.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

Il is said that Nj. Leonard, late NJ.
G.. from New York, is to succeed Mr..
Graham as P. NJ.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

II il slated in tho En9|i.h papers
that The parcels Of New Orleans III
gar. recen'!y' s...pPed To- lLv-fr""4.
will probably psy.n hants"rne croft.
Sinca .heI- importation ~ at.i" uJ
sugar hns Tres req sei i'm 3. f.
"a shillinss per hundn! "~,:-!,..
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

William Smith. brother Of 10 Smith
the Mormon prophet, has been arrested
in Philadelphia, at the suit Of benjamin
Winchester, for an alledged libel.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

Alloy is now exhibiting at the Ameri-
can Museum, New York, is years Of
arge, who is over 7 feet 3 inches high.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

The N. o. Tropic says that the Hon.
Mr.. Yell reached that city on the 22d,
with des patches for Texas.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

~ Mr.. Walker, Secretary Of the
Treasury, has appointed Mr.. Albert, a
Wing, his Confidential Secretary. Sala-
~ 81 500 Year.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12
OFFICE SEEKING.

The Washington Globe says "it i:
greatly 20 the honor ot the democra-
cy Tia. yer, little Of the batting for
Office. manifested in 1871. has been
encnrat3red Is the presentexecutIve.
An0nr H. immense multitude who
attended the inauguration, compare.
lively very few were office seekers;
and of these. there have not been a
great many Who have shown them
selves Unfortunate. We take il that
II reason is. not that the applicants
Tor r!lce are few, or that expectation
Of changes IN the officers is net in
dulscd, out that set:.respect and re.
spect for the new Chief Magistrate is
nor. s,rey ien' @ncng the de,nocra.
ry rf he Union han ii was among
III" huu.5V and ~;oracious tribes that
9de 4 room Inn. OF the presidential
-.ect,..n e.. !g40. Ia" democracy
Of The Union have confidence that
the Ti.s.dent x,.i take lime to look
around him teinre lie acts on op
p~oIntUeuts not necessary 10 be m
mtdiaIe.y fiiea-that Re vii! look
rather - see bow men staDd in their
immediate vicln;iirs--hnw they '.oE
:mjns their nei4hbors ihun how
they appear a, Washington, or n the
Capital. or in the White House. II
must have occurred 20 every sensi
bic man thu, the President will make
appointments not from regard &c
c~cu;tcsics paid him rer.onaliy-n"'
10 please himself or III, v,sItois--nol
TO saiisjy opportunity; but TO con'
maud tGs approval Of the mass's ii
the several sections Of tho country
whose interests the ot:icer i. 10 sab
serve-to satisfy their just demands
and fix their confidence. This wi.
require time, examination, aud 'mrnr
riaI reflection. IN uakins his a.
p%oin,smen,s, We haze , t"uh; tin
, President Polk will observe The great
est CAUTION; and that he vii, d, IN
proper time, do hi. duty TO the cuun
r., Thoroughly, independently. at,
/ therefore satisfactorily. We s.,
proof. IN the thinning Of the c!ty. O
ne general confidence that the course
of the President vii! be 10 reach III,
neares: sources Of information, an
therefore the reHotest from Wash
iugtan. Men who cat rely en- 'hel
srengti, Of character, return hom
with .uIl confidence that the Pes
dent vii. act justly. upon peiicc
knowledge in regard 10 n! npplicu
lions that are are made 10 him.
Hence. Of the multitude vino cum
10 Washington, there are not now
grea, many remaining; and We hav
heard Of none who have left HE CIT
with feelings Of chagrin or di,aT
poin,ment."-fBos. Poet.
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THE 4 X.
Ne w1inx-Green....Ap riI II, lS45
RI.NiONAI

TuG .'R,NSEa'' Office has been re-
moved 10 tie building formerly occu-
pied by II. l.. Petiihons & Co, second
door east of the Drug Store.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

IL TIE indispcsition Of tta Editor,
i. apnlogr for III. scarcity Of editori-
2. NJ e. thi; wesk
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

The American schooner Porpoise has
been seized at Rio for being engaged in
the slave. trade.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-12

tt-The free S,ates are called up
on 70 assist in forging the chain. that
nre to bind them. By the help OF
craven and treacheTols Representa-
tive. Of these States. tae inu' deed, il
Aone at all. must he accomplishing
But that Representative Of non
slaveholdinc State. who shall be 50
lost to al his ob'ioa;ions 10 earth and
Heaven. rs to weld his cOn@eDt 20 I
measure rernicinus to one, AND OiaD,
sive 10 the other. will live while he
lives. the object n discern md iorthlDs
10 all lovers Of liberty and 81 mnp,
md when he shalt have rerishea FINN
the earth. the history Of this in'oni
tong act will be the last memorial OF
lis infamy.
The above is nr extract from the adj
dress Of the snti.annexa,ion Conven-
ton, recently asscmed at Faneuil Hall,
Boston.
errnE Monxoss are now most
assidnouslv building wall around
their unfinished Temrle. II is to Re
ofso'id masonry. 6 feet thick and Ia
high. and TO erclnse 6 acres. Am.n
Nv the name Of Horne was killed,
last week. in the Temple quarry
On Friday, the 7th ult., n smoke.
house near Lima was broken oren
and all the mra:. stolen. The next
dav about IS men ssorched the Nor
mon settlement in the vicinity
They report bat in the whole settle
men, they did not find two dollar.
worth Of meat and bread stuff.
-fGaze,,e.
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~The Hon. John G. Calhoun he's
been invited 20 accept a dinner in N.
Y. as a testimonial Of respect for hi,
patriotic srr"ices 10 he country.
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Il The public debt Of Texas is esli-
mated at Six Millions,
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a Maryland paper states, tia, cna
hundred and sixty families iu,erd
leaving Washington county IN that
State. this spring and sumner. for
Illinois. a considerable number
leaves The nei:hborhood Of Boon,-
borough.
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GA prisoTer in he y. Y. Tsni-
Tertiary named Wy.,i, killed a fell
I"~"-prlsoner on the 9Th int. wv.
att c~onfesses two murder. IN OHIO.
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Mr.. WHITNEY.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Patriot says: :'Iam sorry TO
learn .hs. r. ". Whitney, recently de-
posed from the R~ecordership Of the
General Land Ofics. is dangerously i'll
from a dreadful cancer on the side Of the
face or neck.
~ Amos Kendall is appointed P. M.
at Washington.
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~ The case Of C. J. McNnlty, the
~defaulting clerk, has been postponed I'M.
Ill the nezt term of the District Court.