Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-02-26
Mr.. Norris in Austria.

A paragraph in tho New York sDeutsche Sch
nell post dated Vienna, Dec. 81, states that Mr.
Norris, the successful machinist of Philadelphia
has leased the machine factory of Messrs. Fietch
err x punchcon, in tia, city. ard has made
rangomcnts for carry ing on It's operations on an
extensive scalc.--'Tho government has given
him an order for thirty locomotives for its roads,
and in order to expedite their completion. ho will
be obliged to import large portion Of the mate
rails from A nlcrIca.
No EMBEzzLEMENT UNDER THE GOVERNMENT
In tho House of Representatives, on Tuesday,
message was received from tho President of the
United States, covering report from the Secre-
tary Of State, IN reply to resolution. III winch 1t
Is stated ..tha. his department has not any infor
nation show that any of tho officers OF the NJ
ted States have boon guilty of embezzement of
the public money since the 10Th of August Is H..
This is honorable testimony TO tho character and
integrity of the government agents.
CLAY MoNUnExr.-A Mr.. Bradley. of Buring-
ton, W., encloses to Mrs. Barbour. of Richmond,
Va, the sum Of 100, being SO each, for himself,
vito and two daughters. towards the erection OF
the proposed statue of Henry Clay. Mr.. Is. au
thorizcs 4 further draft on him. If needed.
1ANKEE LIBERAL1rY.-The Washington cor
responder, of tho Philadelphia Ledger says: "The
Bostonians have funded 100000 for Mr.. Web
s,er during his life time. and afterwards to his
SUCCESSORS, III consideration of the sacrifices he
makes in entering the Senate. Whatever may
be said about Yankee mcanncss,' they have q
method Of doing things n large scale a. honora-
bio their hearts II Is generous and seit-sacri-
fioIng.
Ill TEMrER.-It is impossible TO conceive, if
we have mover Witnessed it or felt IT. how much
unhappness the ill-tcmper of one individual can
iniiict on the family with which he or she
fortunately connected. AS there Is no person SO
unimportant to be incapable of comforting
pleasure, SO in proportion is the baneful influence
and thus the domestic harmony of many little
circle is changed to discord, and the most dlsas-
.rous events frequently onsue.- Selected.
The great February snow Of 1915. commenc-
ed in New York on Tuesday morning, and con-
tinucd to dav-break on Wedn esday morning.
The snow fell to tho depth of fifteen inches on n
level, and the violence of the gale was very great.
On Tuesday evening, between five and ten o clock.
tho wind blew perfect hurricane, and the
streets, owing to the huge drifts, were nearly i'm
passable.
1t is said that on the 9Th inst. there prob
ably $4,000 men and boys employed In and a.
bou. New York IN clearing away the snow from
the houses. pavements and roads. The scene Is
described as having been of very animating
character.
A resolution has passed the Legislature of AL
ALBANIA, TO submit to the people, through the ball
lot box the question of the removal of the seat Of
Government from Tuscaloosa.
Two shoemnkers opposite Memphis few days
since fought duel with bowie knives and pistols.
They shot. cut and haggled each other nicely.
One dead, the other ready to die.