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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-05-20

EXCAVATIONS AT PoMrEu.-I'he latest
excavation made at Pompe;i has been ex-
ceedingly interesting. A house was laid
open in The quarter Of the people. Twen-
iy workmen were employed AT The task,
and the entrance room furnished about
twenty-five articles. vases, cups, affairs and
bronze patterns. In another room, FROM
which a narrow passage led to the kitchen.
the thinning Of the sancepans was still bright.
y large boiler, two jars with candles. light
and transparent, objects exec dinghy rare in
collections, were also found there. The
next excavations were 10 be mnde in the
workshops Of sculpture of the town.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-05-20

gentleman Of Natchez sent to his plan.
iatlon, near Woodville, Wilkinson county
Mississippi, in the autumn of '43, cask
marked "oil," thinking it such. His
Over seer, upon tapping it. found that instead
OF oil, il contained wine. A few frolickng
fellows in the neighborhood soon made way
with this beverage, which was found TO be
peculiarly nice. Afterwards The cask was
used Tor vinegar. This in turn having
been exhausted, a new fermentation was
recently proposed. but the old negroes TO
whom the work Of preparation was given.
declared that there was TOO much mother
in the cask. The cask was opened-when,
Ioi instead Of the mother was found child
"a negro child with two heads, four legs,
!nur arms, and but one chest. The mvs-
terry has not yet been explained. The
Bayou Sara Ledger assures lis readers
that this is cot hoax.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-05-20

Corernor Of Oregon. Ha.ifax
Herald says:-W We have il upon good au-
rhority that Sir George Simpson, pass
engor in the Caledonia for Boston, goes
gu, as Governor oflhe Oregon Territory
if so, lie question of right and possession
will be brought to speedy issue.
Vice President Dallas has returned home
from Washington. He went there, not on
accoun, of dispatches from Great Britain,
but TO give directions TO architects for the
enlargement ofthe floor of The Senate Cham
Der, 10 accommodate the representatives. of
Florida certainly, and perhaps iowa and Tex
az
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-05-20
LARGE FAMILY.-Mr. Nathaniel Wates4

LARGE FAMnY.-Mr. Nathaniel Yates
house a venerable residen, of Scatboro,
Maine, died at :hat place on the eth ult.,
in the house in which he was born, never
occupied any other, aged almost 90 years.
He never owed two dollars, a, one time, in
his life, and was anxious to depart, that he
might 60 TO heaven, and see his deceased
wife, with whom he had lived 81 years.
lie was the father of Is children. 10 uc
whom are now living. IA grand children,
81 of whom are now hing, and lI3 great
Grand children.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-05-20

A HoRRID SroRy.-The Richmond Star
tells horrid story, which we arc inclined
10 doubt. relative 70 The murder of negro
woman by her mistress, n Mrs Holloway,
wife of Mr.. Holloway, of Person county,
formerly member Of the legislature. Ii
is saio tina, she heated pan handle red hot
and ran i down the negr1's throat, besides
burning her lips to tsp. The negro
was private y buried, eigh, feet deep, in
an obscure place, and Mr.. end Mira. IT.
have made their escape TO parts unknown
TO their ne ghbors, doubtless to Texas.
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Gen. Jackson informed Francis P Blair,
in ;eiser dated April 9th, tia, he bad lief,
all his papers TO him, and requested him to
use them in vindicating his character, in
case il should be assaled.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-05-20

The subject of lenses continues TO at
tract the attention OF the astronomers
One has receatly been completed in Munich
BY Merz and Eslel of sixteen inches in di
ameter.
Mons Bontemps, French glass manu-
faeturer, has made lenses OF two feet in
diameter. and has undertaken 10 furnish
the Royal Observatory at Paris with two
of The enormous size of forty inches. There
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ting telescope ever const ucted, probably
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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-05-20

*The intention of Capt Lawrence, no doubt,
was to range along side of the Shannon and engage
her muzzle to muzze. The writer has heard many
improper motives attributed to him, such as not
handling his ship properly, and being intoxicated,
which are downright falsehoods. He no doubt
governed by high chvalrc notions of honor, and
would scorn TO take the advantage Of an enemy for
he had it in his power rake the..Shannon. His
name ought to be held in esteem by every brave,
gallant man.
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In AlEson's History of the Revolution, an ex-
tract of James Naval History, the boaiswain is
highly eulogsed for fastening the hostile ships &C.,
but without conradeting that statement, II may be
true, or may not; however, when the wounded sea
men of the Shannon heard in the cock pit tina, he
was killed. they gave three cheers. saying, ''OLp
PLuro" is dead; the name he wen, by in The ship.
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From the Philadelphia Spirit Of the Times.
THE SECRETARY OF STATE.

Since the receipt of the news from Great Britain
informing us Of the begerent determination of the
British government ON the question of Oregon, the
wing press are lavish Of their praise of the pru-
dence and discretion" of james Buchanan. They
mistake their man. There is no statesman in the
country upon whom we rely with more confidence
than upon Pennsylvania favorte SON. and so do the
people Of the Union. Who has not read his able
speeches on this same Oregon question: To be sure
he differed from Mr.. Calhoun, but his difference
from the fact that he believed our right to the
iohole Of the Oregon was unquestionable. We heard
his speech on the Texas question delivered at the
late session of Congress, and remembered an Incl
dent there which told Mr. Buchanans national char
acter. While speaking of the measure of annexa-
ton of Texas peaceful in its effect the British
minister, Lord Pakenham, entered the Senate cham
Der, and was rendered instantly by senator More
head, of Kentucky, seat on the Senate floor Mr..
Buchanan continued his remarks, and turning round
saw the representative the British government
cupying the seat of our American senator. The
blood flew to Mr.. Buchanans cheeks, and looking
at the minister Of Qaeen Victoria, remarked with a
signifcancy we can never forget, 'the question Of
annexation being righteous one, if it should lead
to war with Great Britain, ,ohat Of i?' The fed
eralsts mistake their man, If they believe for sin
gle moment that James Buchanan, Of Pennsylvania,
will not maintain to the fullest extent the honor, dig.
nifty, and destiny Of the republic.