True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-11-12


Arr,rd ofHe Greal Bliiain-Thcm nam
moth steamer Great Btilain sailed from Liver
+ pool on the 2Ilh Sept and cncounlering heavy
gales during tha IHsltea days Of her voyage, al.
rived n, Holmes Hole, on the 18th Oct. in
grca, distress having los, her lorcmas'. and *
/ hvs.ed her supply Of coal Sac arrived al n
/ lorl, on The 18th
The news by this steamer. is Of no great in
! tercst, oyccptthal the Cotton market was dull
during the week previous to be, departure, with
4 the slightest rert ,p,i5ledccliuc in prices The
quotations can scarcely be said to have chang.
/ al, but there bad been more inclination TO mct
( buyers, AMI the common and midiiing descrip,
/ lions werc freely offered The declared price
Tor the week, BY the Committee OF Brokers. Tor
fair Cotton was:-Bovod / SD; Mobile,
43il; Orleans 2 l-sd
The Missing Par'H shin E8c'aHE-Grcat
interest has J,U excited in England, since the
departure o, The Cambria in consequence Of 4
bottle having been picket up on the 10th Sep
igmhrr, az sea. four miles southeast Of Douglas
Ilul. by the FISHING smack Kite, Capt Morn.
son. containing piece Of paper, on which WIS
written. 10 pencil an iGlimaljon that the vessel
was ,l.n iu laL iJl l0m lon. 95d I'm; that
She bad lost her l3Iu-.bo1's; that there was
10 feet water ia her hoIi.auI no vossc. ia light
Sesiag .Haciae-Wc sec from our
exchange papers that n sewing machine
has been invented 10 Paris. It's said 10 be
a most complete and Ingenious piece Of
mechanism, aud 20 sew every seam IN a
garment az the rate of POO stitches 10 me
minute; doing ali the work except that Of
the button holes.
Aud many will hail this now invention
as a triumph and blessing!
IL willprove Acknowledgment that will
sweep millions 20 starvation and death. and
will come into use hand in hand with the
writings Of woman and the pinched cry of
starving childhood
Civilization, we sometimes ihinl, brings
as maHy curses as blessings: and will bring
morc, o. tie inequality iu tie fostering IL
givcSto different arts Is not arrested There
are two great divisions ofhuman labor and
art One is directed 10 producing the ar
ticlcS OF actual necessity u The world
furnishing their every day food 10 the Ia
boring millions. The other is dirrctd 10
furnishing dainties and luxuries to the
rich, and 10 these above the want OF daily
bread. Its 10 the latter division almost
solely that the fostering care olleciSlalion
is directed. The enactment Of protective
iariIs-ihc granting Of paicuts-ihe land
alton olscicIiIic societies aud the award OF
premiums, aIi stimulate this branch Of the
ausuto vig0r, and lyemadc thrm advance
with rapidiiy uncxdmpled Bot what
have they achieved for The great sum OF
human happinessl
Alas, with every new machine that IS
invented % furnish any thing bui fo0a
dozen sink millions % starvation, who are
competition fronempioymcnfl .
The lab0Hng million canonly live by their .
wages in furnishing the wants Of those .
above Them. The wants OF the upper clas- j
SIS are daiutics-aud fancy fiiaCrecs. The 4
want OF those below them IS EREAD. and T
they can only attain ihis ~ the daily toll .
ofuimb.c fingers in supplying the wants I
ol those above them. These invention 4
lre coming every DAY with their arms OF .
iron aud breath OF steam, into composition 4
with human hands uow dav BY day %
sarn the scarfY supplies ofhle; and unu
hese supplies ol lile-uuiI bread is made
.hoaplr gith o.h5r products, every invcl- .