Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-08-25

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0-Nrs Charlotte Elizabeth Tonna. better
known under the widely popular name Of Char
lotte Elizabeth the author of variety Of
admirable works, died at Ramsga;e, England, on
the Eth OF July.
IA train Of swen.v-scvcn long cars lef. the
Boston and Maine Railroad Depot, Iia ynlarket
Square, on Wednesday last. with pic nc party
of over 1900 persons. The whole were drawn
by one OF the company new and powerful en-
glnes.
O-rTHE RIGHT SPIR!T-The Lowell Courier
makes bold stand for the labor and persever-
ance OF the Yankees, and truly remarks:-'.A As
for New England and Massachusetts, why we
must do we'll French writer
says ina. power IS always popular-'tho rich
grateful to It for what i gives them, the poor for
what i. leaves them Tho South have taken
from The protection Of the law, but le. US be
thankful that they have left strong hands which
nothing can tire stout hearts, which nothing
can discourage; and habit of labor which no
thing destroy. With these II shall 20 hard,
bu. will yet get living, and make money IN
spite of all effort 10 prevent it,
o1rJohn Smith has said many good things, md
among the rest, that n newspaper is like a wife.
because every man ought TO have one of his own.
n4rThe resea rches into the origin of the FAM
II of Napoleon have recently attracted the atten-
ton of number of gencalogIsts. If We are II
believe the Duchess of Abrantcs, who herself
claims to be descendant Of Commences, the
cesiors of tho Emperor originated in Greece
They formed part of colony which first took
refuge in Tuscany. after tho invasion Of Inc
Turks, but afterwards established themselves IN
Corsica, where their descendants have preserved.
she adds. tho language, and oven tho costume, Of
their ancient country. But tho ancestors Of the
conqucror Of Marcnro. exchanged their name OF
kalamcros for Italian one, adopting that Of
Buona par.o.-L Boston Atlas.
tTCist's Advertiser informs TINT William
Harrison, who came to this country III 1882 was
tho first bank note ongraver III the [ ni.cd States
He engraved the platos for Tho nlcd States
Bank. He had five sous all cngrayers. Richard
H., of the came out to Marietta IN l1ol.
and finished tho first coppcr-plato engraving ever
executed in Ohio His now carry on
the same business in Phiiadc,pha Another
brother left four sons, all engrn One OF
these has son learning the business. Here IS
singular case 10 occur lii this country. A fam
~ for four generations following the same branch
of mechanical business.
6-9~"FelIcr citizens" SAID candidate for Con
gress recently down cast''-"Fcllor citizens
YOU re we'll awar I've no cdIcatiou. | never went
to school in my life but three times. ana that was
TO night school. Two nights tho teacher didn't
come, and tic tohor night HAD 40 CANDLE .
o. VIM. NJ. Price, we'll known as the former
L. S. District Attorney Of New York, commit
ted suicide on the itA instant. oy shooting pls-
tol bail through tho centre OF ms lorchcaa. ne
Baltimore Patriot says the act was premedi'atcd'
as was proved by two letters found IN his poch
ct, one addressed 10 his wife, and one TO Doctor
Rawson the coroner, IN which he states. that he
was Induced &c commit the fatal act from pccu-
mary troubles. In the hours OF prosperity ne
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0.-Thc Georgetown Advocate gives a rumor
that alteration took place on Thursday. be
tween Mr. Benton and Mr.. flanagan. "mio the
Senate was IN executive session on tho unaulho,