The Whig creed. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1845-1846, 1846-01-03

And settles up guess, sTRAws' 'R'
WE perceive from the published list of
appointments" by the Mississippi Metho
dist Conference, that the Rev. - Walton
is again placed on this circuit. We are
gratifed at this, and congratulate our Me-
thodist friends on their good fortune.
GAmETo TIE Last year there was
published in the papers curious toast,
or rather speech in the shape OF a toast.
drunk BIZ 10. Hughes an old soldier, and
million with Harry Ciay. This toast
gives an amusing outline of Mr.. CLAWS his
tory, and former association, when mill
boy, with Mr.. Hughes; and il moreover
confidently predicted Mr.. Cla7's election.
Time has faIsifed the prediction, but ii
has not shaken Mr.. Hughes attachment
for the great statesman as may be seen by
the following toast, drunk by Mr.. H.the re-
cent 4th Of July, at the celebration at Ur-
ouhart's old school house, near Campbell,
&c. H.
",Sentiment By 10. Hughes, ian old sol
die1- and MIA Boa riM Har,y CiayO Ia,
my old boy | love you better III an ever. Bea
ten, hcv! No, Sit; no man can beat YOU.
Beat Henry Clayl-Beat himin goodness and
in greatness, and in all that ennobIeS man?
Jim Polk beat Henry Clay in transcendent
abilities to perceive truh-and 10 firmness
and sincerity to follow il? Beat him in SIN
cere and ardent wishes for the glory and
happiness of his country? That man ain!
alive that can DO il? My bayl when you
can be driven out Of the hearts OF your
countrymen-w you are no longer the
adamantine friend Of your country, when
that country ceases to know your willing
ness, were it necessary TO lay down your
life for her-when YOU shall have forsaken
God, country and friends-then Jim Polk
or any other poke may beat you-but no.
before. The fact is the jockies made the
folks beat themSelUeS!. They borrowed. Hen
~ CLAWS horse, whip, bride and saddle; pu
up light rider, and urged him on with the
assistance of the Irish, tie Dutch, and The
Devil;-and what did they doo Beat Hen
~ CLAW? No! They beat themselves, as the
Wings did when they run John Tyler
Yes, say, beaU When Bob Hughes'slight
wood torch can beat and outShine The bes
sed sun, then folks may talk about beat
ing Heory Clay"
MoRE DIscovERIEs IN PoMPELL.--A let
ter from Maple states that M. st. Angelo
President of the Scientific Congress, AM
his associates, have been successful III thei
discoveries. In street in vicinity OF thu
Augustan temple, they dscovered two shop
filled with different kitchen utensils mad
Of iron and bronze which were,in all proba
biity, expose there for sale. Opposite, thes
shops they discovered magazine, coun
tanning blocks of native and African mar
Bile, and five statues of white marble OF dill
ferent sizes, including that of iawn, an
another representing the skeleton of wo
man enveloped in flowing drapery. Ir thi
last statue, the learned arch9oogists pre-
sent recognized the Goddess of Envy A
one of the extremeties of the Rue de la For
tune, they cleared their TO a house whic
contained on the ground floor large saloor
filled with various articles of office furnitur
in one of which were found some silve
coins of the reigns of Vespasian and Galb;
and several marble weights. All the height
surrounding Pompei, and sevearl of tn
streets and squares of that city, were crow
ded with people, SO that it seemed for me
ment as if the ancient Roman city had ri
covered its inhabitants, its life, and its az
tivity.
Among the last inventions in London al
"galvanic bats''--so that galvanism is goin
ahead