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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
SATURDAY, FEB, 1, Is45
Rcrmcnsbcr the Printer.

WHEAT, CORN, RYE, BUCK
WHEAT, OATS or WOOD, will be re-
ceived for debts due ~ for subscription,
Also few bushels OF POTAl OES il
delivered soon
From those who have promised Lumber
inch and inch End a quarter pine NXd;
will Jb6 received if delivered soon. \
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
ANOTHER HARTFORD CONVEN
TION,

The Boston Post Says that 'the moderr
Wings and old Federal leaders ini M0ssa
chuseus have been using all the exerlon'
in lhcil power, for months, 10 gel up d
Stale Convention at Faneuil Hall, compos
ed of those who have already signed peu
lions praying for dissolution Of the Union
who declare the National Constitution a
curse, and of 20 binding force upon them
who refuse to hold an Office which render
ia peressaty for them TO declare their will
supreme law Of The land and OF those VIII
avow that the Anexa,ion of the valuable Ter
rilory Of Texas will dissolve Me gloriou
government we live unlet'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01

We have received he first two numbers
Of the Luzrne Democrat' new demo
cratic paper published at WiIkes9asre, by
Col l. l.. raIe, OF lheColumbIa Enquirer
1t is well got up and handsomely printed
and deserves TO be well supported by lh'
democracy of Lczsrne.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01

The domination Of Luther Kidder,
Esq as President judge of The Judicial
district composed Of The counties Of
Of SchuyIkill, Carbon and Monroe, hss
been confirmed by The Senste.-YeaS 9G
Nays G.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
THE REMOVAL BILL

Passed the Committee of the Whole in
the House on Tuesday last and was expect
ed to be up again on second reading on
Wednesday but as our mails ale now TWO
days coming from Harrisburg, we nave not
heard what action was had upon it.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01

Trc Krnucky Legislature has passed
|, bill providing that any person who
shah be guilty OF eorciug or assisting
TO eolice or cary off any slave from The
lawful owner, and aOy person who shall
harbor or conceal any such runaway or
oen slave, for the purpose Of bis con-
ce I'm Mt aud escape, or conviction shalt
ne confined in the pentenlary Of the
State !or term Of not less lhau twenty
years.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01

THE IDENTICAL BIBLE which
John Rogers, the martyr of Printer
memory, once owned, was brought to
thi, country nearly .t@aAeenurles ago
,od is now in the hsESIsfa fans of his
descendants. A 'BrS6ches Bf6ie, prjn-
ed in London 1871, The copy which
vas presented by the printer 10 Queen
Elizabeth was procured in England at a
high price by Admira! Sir I,aoc Collin
and sent TO lbe late Rev. DR.. Homer, Of
Mass, at the sale Of whose library it
vas purchased by me, and i. valued as
pleasing relic Of Royalty and pur,tani,m.
-CorreS. B0StOn Trans.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01

A Philadelphia letter, published in lht
N. Y Journal of Commerce, says:---
Cur Banks here were neve: in sounder
state, and believe ihev are all managed
now by Directors who will.keep them in a
safe condition. The Cashiers meet OF
the Tuesday of every week at the PhiIadel
pha Bank 10 settle tIe balances between
ther respective institutions, and saIutary
check is thus exercised, which must pre-
vent any one Of them from gong aslray.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
CANAL COMMISSIONER.


Although it may be considered rather
Early to prrsen. candidates for next EII eIec
ION, yet as The nomination rf candidate
or Canal Commissioner will undoub.edI,
re made IN the ioreparl OF summer, we EN-
nfaee the present, to place our (avor;e
holre before Ihe public for that Office -
We do SO wlth the greater Geedom, as hr
i, man every way qualified and worthy o.
he station, aud very popular in his imme
diale district, as well as throughout lho
State We refer to the Hon HENRY G.
EYER, OF Union county, the present Stale
Senator from that district. No better stec
ton could be made. and, as the candidate
will undoubtedly be taken from the centre
oG the State, we trust that he will be nomi
mated, and 4 elected, Of which there would
be no donbr, the public works could no! be
placed in better, moIe capable, or safer
hands.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
r1zGnD-zT4n1-a--zaI

Joha McRcynoh's, Esq has been re ap.
pointed Collector at Berwick,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-11
i.IcaiNzr,,f,S siE CHATHAM.

Per stesmb0u New World iH Srlna-E |. Andrews X 2i hs-s: Donald a Marsh , l33 Andrew, & DHw- son 9H Pope Son 4l: Simpson 2I; Toomrr. Gay x 10; W Bu~rr A a; scntt slough % co 2S Dickin- q Euttis 2j; LrhhZ m d Oids 27 N Withrrs & cn g.; Smuh, Nakre tS co i5 Desha, smith X co l5 R c Cooke :; Leavens & Malone @l; A Ledsaid & co ] l Walker X iulmeS ?. B1ykD & McRse 2g; Slrang X Ul- rick 1. Crawford X t:uwdy ,; Harrison X Robinson IT order l2.
 Per steamboat Wiaona from Manufactured < Davis 2 bales: Iirondnax, Newton co l. Bower q co 40; A Pope & Son 23 M Withers X CD 4 Gordon < Carry g. E Vaughn 9 Smith, Wyekof Nco 5s; De ,hi Smith eo 2s; Bo. kin & McRae 40; Lesesne sli Scot, sionvh ca2ii W Tnrleon 26 F l. Andrews & co 70; Manldin & Terrell 53; Horton Clock 5i; Toomer. Gay & co l0i.
 Per steamboat Admiral fIOm MonigomeTy-A Pope & Bon 46 bsles; Andrews 60; order 5i; Leivens & Malone 25; K Carlisle < co 2i; T Lesesne 3; Andrews x Dawson s; Deshs 5nlih 6 co II; LabuzaB X 0Is {; smith, Walker 70 ,; Tonmer Gay X co {; s T Stnl- worth 5; Win Waller !; Dickinson & Eustia 4 Jas M WiiLers X co 1.
 Per steamboat Munrue fin Warsaw-Boy kin & McRae 27 baies SIrang urick r; \ Iedysrd & co 32; FonlHine & Son go; Dickinson < Easts 2i; Ieavens & Malone 20, Toomer, Gay X co 30 Bull Dyche cn l4 Thompson, Matheson X simmons li Harrison & Ro bnsnn 23; Jones SwHnzey q: Tarit. Stewart 2l Rives Battle & co 2I; craig is; Walker & co 5 R q Cook 32; Harwe & Davis ?; Allen II lden l2; Don aid & Marshall 52; Mnnldn X Terrell ll; Smith, Wal ker G2; Sims, Redns & iIouze !; Bradford Saun ders l0i II ScIrOtdrr l. io order 167.
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IDA AagT Na-ssBkM

Per stramhnat Creole from New. .OrleHns-Me es James Swat Fry, Miss Wilson. Nes-rs Cruznt, and II SHo- mou Drummond, Whitney, Manning, Hague, Smith. W Lewis Krehs Marx Lag-ndy-s on deck.
 Per steamboat Winnna itn Wetnmpks-Thnrp and la dy Messrs Bowers, S4ckett, Bradley Gary, Jones, Ro binson. Cox. Brownson. Fay Tor. Law
 Per steamboat Nav World from Srma-Sample, lady and chid. Mrs F Cat-le and children, Dr Fleming Mes-rs Walthal Gone Jpffries. Edwards, Henry, Bo- hsnno n, Jacksnn. Brnwn Marsh. Higginbnltom McAr- thur, Anderson, Rogers, l. " and Heariu Lay cork Hr cV Rankin. B-a.ly, SIinon, shelton Capefs, Judge Pearson Jonrdin.
 Per steamboat Munrne i'm Warsaw-Mss.rs Bniiocb Woods, Morr, Kettles, T. ,l0r. Wallace, Goldsmith II Roberts, Mitchell, Taylor, Stone Nnil.
 Per steamboat Admiral from onigomerv-Mrs Page, Rrnugho and family, Judge Evans, Gen Desha Col II Pond Drs Swif, Elli-on Hogan. Mitchell. Rev M Tib- hats Capt IialI Messrs CoIsnn Foster, Gee, Williams Bee, Hunter smith, Morse, Grles, ,Adicks Fee, Bowrn. Pontl. Larkns Marshall Doher, Moore, Valentyne, W Zmne man. Perry, Shack IrfoId, Irlries Rntis"n, h. biuson, Cay Kelly Frazpr Gray, Graham, Johnson, W Williamson, snowdru. Iirkson Hughes, Lawson, Pe- lars, Walters, Wright. Phillips, Jarvis, Huston.
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TEXAs--A late letter written at Brszoria says, Henderson will be elected Governor, and Horton Lieut.. Governor. Little interest is fell in the eec- lion and no candidate is announced for the Senate in ths district yet. Our citizens are absorbed with their domestic matters. Crops abundant through out the cnuntry. Large amounts of wheat have been raised. The country west of the Brazos pro- dnces sugar than arequisite for the supply In this county have this year succeeded in making
 beautiful article of sugar. The cotton crop good.
 The Presbyterian Church in Texas is about to found il seminary of fearning near San Antonio.- The Boards of Missions of New York have agreed to pay the salary of a Professor annually, and the citizens of Texas have contr Ibuted literally.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-11

ALABAMA LEGIsLATURE-la the House oi Re p,esenta,ves on the 4h instant, the standing com. mitlees were appointed follows: | On Acconnts-k,urell. Williams, ofJ. Turn er Slringrr, Warren oi c. W ilson, Williams of r Young and Vim. Internal ImprOyements-POrter, Powell, Smith of Mobile. Allrdge, C. r. Williams of J. Branty, | Ellsbury, Garrett of Cherokee and Fletcher.
 Stnte Banks and B,anches-Clay, GuIld, Kit tre, Austill, Hill of B. Perry of M. Shanks, Bill
 mgsea and Cobb. 1 Education--Nonaan, Walker of B. Beck. Taylor of G.. z. F. Williams of J. Hustle, Walker of L Kmball and Bates.
 Roads, Bridges and Ferres-Fletcher, Snowden, Randolph, Northcut Owens, Murphy, Warren oi ! Dekab. Young and Roper. | Privileges and Eeclions-lnee, Barnett, Gar land, Davis. Cole, Deayurs, Hobdy, Hefnin, Hill off. | On MitiIar, --Ausrill, Jackson, Menaacoe. Ed wards, Stalworlh, Adrdge, Holly. Merrick and Raidwick. Propositions and Grlevances--Jackson.K Kerr, Gra- dy, Mason, Dayis, Barker, Sandridge, Smith of F. l Sundfsrd and Turner. | Enrolled Bis--Cook. Holly, Ellsburv, Edwards, Hardwick, Mason Mcrroy. Miller, Perry of NJ. Barker.
 Public Printing -Woodwari, Bibb, Beck, Allen, Carlton, Brown, Cobb. Bates, c. F. Williams of J. and Barker. | Penileniiary--Rose, Steel. Billingslea, Kerr, Smith of P. Saunders, Sandrdge, Smith of Mobile. and Hill of Chambers.
 Ways and sleans-Gayle, Rice, Brown, Judge, | Prince, Woodward. Perry of 5 and Watts Divorce and Alimony-Jones, Hill of E. Johnson. Williams ot Henry, Kmble, Haste, Long, Menas- COG and Saandess.
 Sixteenth Seclious-Watts, Powell, Garneit of P. Cook, Taylor of B. Saunders, M filler, McElroy, and Williams of Marengo.
 On the Judiciary-BOwdon, Copper. Porter, Nor man, Inge, Manning, Jones, Garrot of P. and Wal ker of P. | State Capitol-Guih. Bran,ly, Grady, H,ll of T. Johnston, W.lson. Williams of F. Warren of D. Re,r e,renchmtnts-lnge, Allen, KImble, McGrif, Murphy. Shanks. NorIhcut, Owens and Randolph Federal Relations Hubbard, Cooper, Taylor oi B. Manning, Perry of $. Peters, Taylor of G. Wal ker of l.. and Sialworih. AgrIcuhure-Sieel, Robertson, Sandfo,d, Smili of P. Merrick, Slringer, Warren oi C. Williams o NJ. and Deavors. County Boundaries--J. Williams of J. Carlon Cole, Bilb of C. Garland, Garrett of c. McGrf Roper and Barnett. .-'
 On Corpor a:ions-- Storrs, Prince. Smith of F Young, Will ns of H. Tarver. iieflln, llobdy and Robert son.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-11

GREAT SuIr.-The batiure Tn front of the Sc. cond Municipality, after having absorbed the atlen. lion of the public and the lev years ago.
 is aga,n about become the subject Of legal conro- versy a gigantic scale. The heirs of Peter Dela- higarre have lately sued the Second Municipality, before the Ist Judicial District Court of his city for the undivided one fourth part of the harure ex tending from Deord to Canal street and from Lsyee street tn the waters edge. The plaintiffs resde in New-York, and have emplo, ed Messls. R. N. x A.. N. Ogden to prosecute their claim. They ,ege in their petition that Il e heirs of Edward Livingaon, who also reside in New-YOrk, are the owners Of the remaining three -ourihs of le ahd in question. Randel Hunt, Esq, has heen appointed their eura Tor ad hoo. The batture Is worth between five and six millions of dollars and has naturally aroused sev- eral new parties to come forward and intervene in the suit, owners part owners of this valuable domain. The parties begin to thloken. and he mag nitude and number of the legal questions involved leans Bar. The State of Louisiana. by her Allor- ney General, has filed her petition oi intervention. denying that the heirs of Deabigarre and Living. stDn have any tile clam tn the pr0pertv and as- serting ownership be the State, Ihe bauure hav- ing been fotmed by impercepibe accresiuns since the admission of Louisiana into the Union. IL Is expected that the United States, y the Disiric At t0ruey, will also become nariy To this important suit, as likewise the First and Third Mum icipales who claim ihaj the proceeds of the bauure should be equally divided among the three corporations of the city. We hear also that the Colnni siuners of the General Sinking Fund, who represent ihe Old Cor. poraton, i0lend putting in their claims also: thus all the parties interested will be ltigants in the suit and there prospect of the matter being huall, put to rest.-[N. Q. Delta.
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ALABAMA MARRLE.-The Tuscaloosa Flag -r,s",,s specimens L---.'Si ."drUie which have been sent to it, Theyt,re roma quarry recent ly discovered in Taladega county. These speci- mens handsomely worked and present as smooth surface as any marble the editor has ever seen. One is pure white. the other black, slightly sarega- ted Another quarry was discovered some years aso in the county, which we have heen told affords very fine and beautiful marble of grayish color. We hone to see at early day the proprie- tors of these qnarries supplying the demand in this market. In other sections South labana, coarse marble, sandstone and limestone are found in abun- dance. These might also be br, ought into compel lion with the northern building which is sent uut here to considerable extent.
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C0NSHGN E EA

Per brig Auau-t fun Bo>ton-B B LatoD & eos Ro- blnson; N WHtinR x co; Wilson x May: Reid & co; K " And r~s; Jhs Reid co; T Chamberlain; CHmpben II, owea d co: J Thnm sop; Henry sioddsrt; Bnrd. ssll; M etci'"n W Clifford $ X l Jones: ] Bnwen; S E Howe: Gpn WHoi; Foster < Buttee Freeman S DoIIon W Ausimi p Tiilutsnn; Marshall Rowe & ca; ] MAstersu; IO drn a Lees W Rryhnt: DanirS X krady '; Smith lIthI sl & r.: W Redwood; ] O'RrtiIy & co Miller c"; Knapp fhlips; W II Bunneii, I C Dnhosc X ou; MrRae Rase-ies S Bullock Bishop For tior, iyies c; tr nriir-
 Per ~hr c Washington i'm New wOrleans-A Cat tOneI; Dumee < ilnttrl; q Keith; k Center & co.
 Per seamhnat Creole from AewOrleans--C Foois & co; F. S CrnI1: Dorrancr X S,sHird; q Westirdt & Bro; Wright CuHBin lnarn Rives, Battle 4 Esa- Va. Murrrli co; Campbell. Owen CD; Stanton & Bro GoldsmIh l II Ihrr. M SPryrr l. Weeks; Ailing < cO J | Cruz ] ORrillv L
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ASEcDorE OF GENERAL JACKSON. The Fledel cksburg Record tells the following story, mhich we can readily behve. As we saId in our noIce af his deaih cen Jackson, with all his iauIts had none parlaking of meanncss or SC fshness; his der ire WAS to he eenerons and ius, and fl he ap- n.sred- other wtse il wae only when his better i'm
 ilset were uvetborne by 'he headlong npe,uosily o
 his will ur the vthSmence of hls aroused passions.
 In the year 1924 our informant met ai the table l of Sir tienrge Aurey, many distinguished English
 men then in Paris The cnnversaiion turned on the
 trn pending Presidential election,, and fears were
 eSp. essed that, shuud Gen. Jackson be eecled the
 amicable relations between the two countries might
 be endangered, in consequence Of his high handed Il exercise of power, eNlneed during his command Il at New-Ofleans. The necessity. on the part of Il informant. If replying 10 these observations, Il suspended hy the prompt and generous outbreak o one of the quests Colonel Thornton, ot the 26lh, s officer wei known for bs gailant chara"ter, and tshose feeiment suffered severely in the attack :, she SIh of January.
 : AHe testified in the handsomest terms 10 the con. d,ct of Gen. Jackson, as Al amiable and faithful cenmander that occasion, and declared, that had , he not used the power confded lo him in the high handed way alluded 10. New Orleans would iniably have been captured As 10 the charge of iinpacabe
 stilily, Col Thornton declared that in all the in
 tercourse b flag and otherwise, between the hostile M commanders Gen JackSo had been pecuiary el euus and humNAe and proceeded tn state that the e day after the bAile the British were permitted to bnrS their dt ad Hing beyond eer'ain i,ne hundted e lyarts in advanr, ol General lack.on's embark . q lnrnls--aIl within that lne being buried by the A. Il mrr jeans hemseN Nes.
 o As the melancholy duty was performed, lhe . British General was surprised at renewing flag with the swords epaueltes, and wat, hes of the off . eers who mad falcn, and note from Gen. Jackson, eouched in tie mos courteous language, saying that one pair of epauelts missing, bnI that dIligenl r search was making, and when found they should be 0 se nt m.
 These artices-dwa,s considered fair objects of plunder--were rescyed by Gen. Jackson, aud thus ' handed over with Il euuest M, they might be lrlns- inited the relases the gallant officers 10 whom r they hadihelonged.
 r This antcdote and he frank soldier like manner
 in winch il was gwen, turned the whole current ot
 neliug in a,or of the general, and drew forth ex-
 presson ofappause from all parts of the table. "For ' msself," said informant, 'I felt flush on my r. cheek, and thrill of pride through my bosom, and D in my heart thanked the old general for proving, by
 this ohi7arous that the defenders of our country F were above the sotdId feelings o nereenary war . fare
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-11

The charter of the Nashville and Chattanooga rail road had passed second reading in the legislature oi Tennessee, the 27th ut. Il is thought il will finally pass al this session The estimated cost oi this road $l ,50O 00O The resources of the coun- tiy through which il will run are estimated al $72,- GOO, 900. and the productions al S21 ,000, 900.
 There four whgs-Gen. Barrow, Dr. Jen. nings, Mir. Ewing and Gen. McKoin-and two de- lnocrats-Gen. Trousdae and Col. McDonald- candidates for congress in place of the late Dr. Pey ton, in the Nashville District. The Nashville Whg of the 27th ull. contains letter from Gen. Barrow stating lIs willingness to withdraw in favor of the Hon. Jnhn Bell. who h"s "lo" L~v- "vnlna'eu TOT this nnst
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MRS. MowArT.-This lady who has run bril- liant in the northern cities actress, is now filling an engagement al Charleston. Boston paper thus speaks of her in the character of Mariana in the play of the "The Wife:" "Her conception of the character in all it's nnocencce, deyotedness, fidelity, and truth feeling, eunently beautiful The scene in the fourth act, between Mariana and the curate in which the accusation is brought against her-and aso the concluding in the fifth, given with great force and var,ety of feeling, aad were warmly appreciated by the andience.- The paihos, sweetness, and dignity expressed ,n these scenes, were exquisite; and lhroush bout the play, the harmony and beauty of the character were finely preserved" Al the conclusion of her engage. ment at Charleston, we understand she will visit this city,
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From me N O. ColnmercIgl Times


 SUPREME opRT-ExrRAoHoISARY ScESk - This court opened yesterday moIn ming, al abouh quarter before ten, little prsVnt 10 the usual hr nf meeting. Judges Malun, Bnlla,d. Morph, al Simon present. Al 10 o'clock. precisely, Juk Garland entered the count, and proceeded to his sd on the bench, when Judge Martin, die senior Judd Whu IS rather dim of yisioO. being spp' zed Of lD presence, rose, and in loud lone o voice. exclaik cd-"Tbe Cont IS adlourned!' The kiur 1udga Martin, BuEnd, Morphy and simon, forthwith | the count m 4 body. Alter lhe excitement produced hS Ihis scene hl subsded, Judge Garland in his place and al dressed the maunbeTs of the Bur present, who ile the whole room, 10 the following effect:
 'sGENTLEMES:-On my arrival from my pInna ton on Saturday morning heurd for the first Im that accusation Uf il most serious and crimiua character had been circulated against me. imng datey endeayored ii ;o ia source and fix it origin upon some responsible person. So far m eXeiIi0ns have been without any cess. howevtr as lle aecusaiion Is connected with business Taus acliUn, have thought II due to my fIIends-due ( my high public positiOn--to place tile subject m bS 1 hands of Judge morgan aud $. 5. PrentIss, Ese. | members of this bar. The whole testimony on tt subject is with Them, and l most earnestly reque 1 gentlemen to call and examine foI themselves d. ny in ihe most emphatic manner the charge. and th umur of the charge, which have been so industrious l circulated against me, during my absence. In t course Ui last summer, intending to respond to t call oi some of my -iIends in the country 10 reprs sent he District in which live in lhe State Senal in he coming Leg isalure, had lublicly expresse my intention of reaigning my seal on ,h,s bench, the and oi the present montii. | had deIerminad L take further arl in the business oi the t--ex cept upou those which remained undscde from asl term Yet, have my enemies seeued da termined to sus my reputation, unheard, and duris my absence from the city. The matter liss bee placed in the hands of worthy and cunpatsnt gen llemen. of high standing al the bar. aud have m l fear of the result"
 The remarks of the Judge were delivered undel the influence of intense feeling, though his bearinl was dlgni6ed and appropriate to the oScasion A the conclusion of the Judges remarkz,he MRS warn y applauded by the large body of the profssson as 1 -a.-Li-- tt's painful occasion.
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YEsuyius.- Ex'ract.fa letter from Naples, in \ French paper
 A"Moun Vesuvins now exhibits most singular and nnwonted appearance, the excessive heatoi the fire and constant explosions having scooped out the crater. Those who are curious enough 10 venture inverted coRe, from the centre of which rises the flaming lava 1t would seem that the ate erup: iions, constantly depositug lava around ih,s open. ing, have nearly blocked it up as To leave a very small aperture. If this should continue, we ae
 likely some fine morning, 10 behold the top of the mountain covered, as il were, with hat of the same description as that winch last century was launched into the air like rocket to the great ter TOT and consternation of the neighboring porula- ion p