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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-13
Dy TIC VOveFhOr,
W. S. kEARNY, Brig. Gen.

u multitude of duarrels and heart burnings among
might easily be avoided by stating clearly and fully
the reasons for ones conduct instead Of attempting
Justify the conduct by hunting up excuses. A man in
haste OF carelessy neglects the performance of duty
His attention called the fact, when, own
ing once, that i occurred in feeling of haste or by
want which would be remedi in future
rposes variety of other than tho real
controversy often results; the loses his own self
respect and hard feelings and want Of confidence be-
tween the parties wiser course - for every
be himself define his position frankly; ana
v acknowledging avoid the multiplication of
f.ults.-Bangor Courier
The Mexican word for kiss, IETEsAMAQcixr
nTLr, coatradicts the proverb that anything is ca
sier said than done.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-13

NEw YORK EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.-The body is IN
session IN the city OF New ok and proceedings will
likely be an exciting charaeterhe Bishops salary
being the bone of center The Philadelphia Sun
says:
The position in which the decision of the Bench of
Bishops placed the nominal diocesan OF New York is of
aini divide opinion the church. party holding
that the deprivation of power exercise the functions
the Office works forfeiture of salary and the other
claiming that, while actually in oice.-though not ac-
ting oicIay-the salary of the Office still able
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-13

VGoRoUs Prosecution or THE WAR.-Gen. Games,
the \. Herald. received orders from W ash
ington for the immediate transportation of all the troops
stationed the Eastern Division 10 the Seat of
" the Rio Grande. This looks if the
he pushed with vigor. Letters from Washington also
tia. orders be transmitted the Gulf for
taking of Tampco.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-13

R:5H-Eors DEcIsIoN.-The eng,ne-v OF law
was ~: IN operation a, New London. the other
dav for the redress Of q sngua grievance. N-.
Ielcdiah L. Brown was sued fo- Geflipg Ger
tain wei. Of water. on the premises of Geo
Wheeler. BY throwing into i. 4 large quantity of
offensive trash. 80 that Mr.. " heeer's family
could not use the water. For iais. Mr. Brown
vas adjudecd 10 pay $3.50 and he costs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-13

GREAT lNCaEAsE.-The Wilmington. \. CO
'ourna says that the present population OF that
town amounts to 3OOo-an increase OF 5000
since the Railroad was built, SIX years age. when
i, only 1000.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-13

\ correspondent of the Journal of Commerce,
whose letter bears date at Oswego y. y, Sept.
2o:k. says:
'''The mills at this place turning out 1900
TO 5000 barrels supor6ne flour per day from a
bushels of wheat. This you will say is close
grinding but thov do It. ana some steam mills
range n, bushels ID lbs. tho barrel. The ma
king barrel of superfne -four of % bs. out Of
2.,3 lbs. of whea;. will DO news to mos. Of YOUR
readers. The mills and boiling establishments
here very superior. This promises to be the
grea. avenue for Indian corn trade
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-13

Hoes BALTIMORE MARHEr.-The steamboat
Comet arrived at Pts5urg Friday with 400 large fat
hogs desno I'd for the Baltimore market The Gazette
says, they viii be taken Brownsville by steamboat.
thence Cumberland and there be shipped by Railroad
the Monumental City. BY this method Transport
there will be only % miles of travel foot
the porke1s and they Will arrive fine for
ket.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-13

OrEN CoNrEss:oS.-The Milton. \. 6. Chron-
cie. states that Mr.. James Saunders. son Of Hon.
Il. NJ. Saunders, our Minister to Spain. hns issu-
ed proposals for publishing Wing paper IN that
State After deliberate reflection. Mr.. s. savs
that ne has come to tho conclusion that with q
few honorable exceptions, tho leaders of tho So
called Democracy are set of selfish demagogucs
and political knavos. whose only aim Is to de-
ceive the people and provide for themselves. =
|, viii be rccoilected that his father was the prime
worker at the Baltimore Convention. and moved
the two-,hlrd rule. whlch defeat cd Van Buren,
and eventually nominated James il. Polk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-13

iRIsroCRacY CHURCK.-The New York sun,
noticing Trinity church. in that city, says:
The Trinity church people exercising their lngenut-
t. to keep the herd at respectful distance
Among other precautions. they station porter at the
gate keep all but those who 'belong the church
by special grace permitted it ana when the
privileged safely housed, the gates locked during
service prevent the intrusion OF ordinary cIt-
zens. The chu-ch dedicated to God, but the inside
is private property. This is pattern of REFORM
but with fortune of thirty millions i'll hand, Trinity
afford o have original ways of her
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Darkness Made visible.

Some time since business called the city of Lex
ingon, Ky, that Athens of the West, which farmer
OF Ashland has rendered immortal After finishing the
work which called thher, engaged passage in the
Mail coach to Maysville which left Lexington about ,
O'Clock in the morning. Among the passengers recog
nizcd BY Major T.. of Harrodsburg, lawyer of
high standing, and somewhat celebrated for polite
and u-banty of his manners.
few ONE ns after We the hotel the coach halted
and lady and chill assembled the steps. Maj. T. with
politeness rendered her his place the back
The night very dark, and the LADY completely
rnutied in her CLOAK, that could catch a glimpse
Of her features. Certainly, whispered the MAJOR, she
beautiful angel. At length her child began cry
when the Major, again his character, begged 10
be permitted relieve the sfair mother of her BURDEN
With becoming modesty she consented. From that
till daylight his the mother and little
most devoed-now adjusting the cloak Of the moth
anI then singing lullaby the babe Finally day
began TO break; and lust at the that old Sol
peepng the Eastern horizon the coach stopped
hotel In moment. the MAJOR had the door opened
eaped the coach. and extended MS hand to the
lady, when To- the rays Of light penetrating the Interior
disclosed the obec. OF MS attentions, the person one
the deepestdye6 daughters Of Ethiopia that dwet
on olurnbia's shore The MAJOR boted: and when the
coach sounded his horn Ike the I-ishrnen's pig ne
.eaTle up missing ''-Cincianoti Chronicle.
Gardening in CeyIon.-I often practise taking eTsrgc
branches from some kinds of TO form
ones according the Eastern plan, by causing wate.
continually to drop upon mating bound round part Of
branch into which incision has been made,
and where IN good root Is formed. The
branch IS then entirely sawed of. and being planted
the place intended it, have at handsome
tree of the kind producing the fruit bios
SONS as that from which il taken.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-13

THE UrFEE TEN THOUSAND. The late census
Of Boston has developed some curious facts.-
There - no upper ten thousand" III that city
not If to keep servants b, necessary 20 the dis
tinc.lon. Only three hundred and for.y families
in that CITY keep more than TWO domes,cs and
bnt t.lOl families keep them at all while d.
III families live IN household independence, do
ing their own work entirely.
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Very respectfully,
INo. VI. AIcSALs.A. Second Auditor.
Capt. G.. II. To5ln, Louisiana Volunteers.
New Or,oans. Sept. i, IS Is

Cop.. G.. H. Tobin, Louisiana Volunteers.
New Orleans. Sept. i, 1916.
sir nave tho honor 10 acknowledge tho
caipt Of two tayors from you. ono datod Bis. IG
ly, the other S.h. August. can only by
yarn.
A coan;rvmen Of nine onco indulging in
the very intellectual! operation OF sue KING fresh
eggs raw, and reading newspaper. BY some
nischancc no coutrivcd 10 bolt a live chicken.
Tho poor bird ch:rrupaI as Il wont down his
throat. and he very politely observed BE the
powers. my friend. You spoke 100 late
can only say. Sir. that your ilvors have
reached NC too late. Thev have boon chasing
INC through the Mexican Post-OiIices; that IS 70
express myself moro clearly. when | received
them. they {tho cttcrs) were down in Mexico nd
was up here. and when | diln; receive them.
they were up here and | was there.
The tact Is that mos: Of my men havo been
paid Of. and arc no" scattered 70 the four quar-
tiers Of the globe. They were mostly sailors.
as was myself. Form them (lfthorc be charges)
nothing can be expected. The camp and gar
rison cGuipogo has been turned over 10 the proper
officers. with tho exception Of suniry axes smash
81 and placed hoes da canbat IN chopin down
tbaso amlaOle chapporaIs ~ tho banks of tho
R.o Grande. except. also. tue complexities and
pms many Of which were used up in roasting.
boiling. Slowing and frying our pork and beans
bacon and fresh beet. not To speak of the SLOW
vcniSon. which some wore ijInatured enough TO
call Mexican beef may the Lord forgive them J
For my responsibility in the mattcr | re-
rret. more on Cncic Sans account than on nv
own. thu, | am not worth continental dime. |
have been not only paid, bat believe overpaid by
about $40. My conscience compelled me TO re-
monstra.c with the Pavm1s,ers. bat they assured
mo tina; they made no mistakes. Bank Teilcrs
sometime say the snno-) | considered their feel
incs and INDUCED them. However. | made a good
OF the monay. | gave i: to the sick and IN
paid soldiers.
Most Of tho other Captains 10 tho Same fix
with myself (harring tho ovorpav1 about respon-
slhj'itv. and refer 10 my epis.le answer.
If yon have any farther communication for me
please direct to tho care of MAJ. Gen. John L.
Lewis. \. Q. seldom 60 70 tho Post Office.
because have nobody 10 correspond with. and
vc; am not the man who mover had father nor
mother. but ..won in n rattle
Very res'lv. G.. II. ToB1N. Capt. Com. D.
Washington Regiment. La. Volunteers.
John II. McCaIia. Second Auditor.
F. 81 don't know whether TO sign myseIt
Captain. cx-CaP:ain. or late Captain. / 4
Captain.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-10-13

MrrprRED HIS WIFr-One Daniel GibIer, in fit of
intoxication, inhunany murdered his wife on Wednes-
day week in Rose township. Carroll co.. Ohio. He cut
her open with penknfe until her ent-ails out.
She survived about u hours after the attack Gble- IS
now in iail at Carrolltou.
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DV Err TISIN .

j. areIse,4alS ,eiH he coasgieassy tsssTed IA the
'PaLtadiana'' at the tsliearing
One square Of 10 lines. 250m's 3 soeeks. 81 40
Each con.iu,,gnce %
inTaoWnclag names Of candidates for thcf, Il sub
scriber 81; If no; s.. SHa-
4 Liberia! discount the abort rates, tGss eso Gdrer
b tic year advertisements sriu be continued an
bid at the Of ae Advertiser. definite r,e fred
No aeil be s,ar<
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to Irvine a wre ath,
On which to write a name.

For minute and more the girl made reply, but
sat- as if in deep thought, with her eyes cast upon the
floor, while her bosom heayed, ana the color went and
came on her checks, as If she agated tv pow
erul emotion; and when she again raised her the
tears rembed their heavy lashes and her quv
cred with i'll concealed alarm she attempted divert
him from his purpose.
'Iknow why it s.'' said she. ..but have a con-
vicon if YOU persist in this pursuit after the phantom
Fame, shall again this side of the grave
Your reasons for leaving place where YOU respect
60 and loved. without found ready share
your poverty. If such call confident that in few
Years. shall share Of your prosperity. oh, Henry.
should you not return, what blank life would be; nv
heart would be like desert without or flower
aught to cheer its solitujc.''
DO not, Mary. give way to such gloomy foreboGincS;
aklnd Providence will watch and preserve me- and when
the flowers have twice doomed and died, Will
again. and concentration OF all my bssful dreams
Will constitute our happiness
And he drew her gently towards him. and soolhed her
ag'tatlons with such words lovers only Long
hcy conversed in low, soft and often whispered tones
until the night had far advanced ana the by
gImmerea through the without.
Henry pointed, and called Murv's attention. .See.
yonceris star just rising The hill: and there
mine too little the right Let US look at the m al
this hour when absent and think long we can see
them. still unharmed Shall il be sor Tn, NJ.
ecuonate girl answered with LOOK. but was ELOQUENT
ne drew her closer to his hosomher head rested upo
ms shouder-and IN the holiness OF their love the first
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-11
Common Pleas.
E-lr

DEcIsIoSs.-Wheeier ads. Young At al.-Ths suit was
brought in the form Of assunps to for work,
PENDANT in 27d street The subsequently, re-
fercd to three referees and they reported In favor
subsequently set aside and referred back again the
referees, who reported the to be due to
plaintiff The defendant moved 10 set aside the second
Wm. Nc Csough sf al VI. Nm. Coz at sL-Ihis was an
action on landlord and tenants agreement and q de-
taken 10 defendants plea OF non performance
OF condition precedent Judgment for defendant with
liberty to plaintiff to amend reply Of costs
Plat Va Rice-This was an appeal from order made
Of April next The order was appealed from on the
ground that BY the delay great injustice would accrue
party shall stipuste to try the cause at the appointed
time and that he should pay all Interlocutory costs
which have been ordered and ere now in srrsar
Wams'y ct al w. Sharp at alNew trial granted; costs
10 abide the event fs
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JAN. 10 = Grand Lsreeny-A black fellow called John
Matthew'S arrested last night by Of the police
Of the 9th ward, for stealing $50 in bank bills from
Thomas Brown, also black. II appears that Tom went
into crib" the Five Points to take pull al the
"halyards when Tom displaying his money to pay
the drinks, Jack made crab" and cut stick However
heiwas overhaulsd after long chase, and brought
TO the Station House; but his way hither ne managed
to swallow all tho money! consequently the prlicemsn
unable to hand up the money the mag strate in
the morning He was locked up by Capt McGrath, for
examination.
Stealing a Wotek-An old English Crossmsn. ), by
the Of Garvin Brown on Friday night
for stealing watch from Mr.. Lindsey, IS Whitehall
street The watch finally found pawned at Harris in
Chatham street. by Assistant Capt Dwyer Of the LIST
ward Locked up by Jim Minot
Stealing Trunk Of Clothing. policeman Of the 4th
ward, arrested Mrs Rossengresp, charged with steal
ing trunk Of clothing Detained for examination.
Daring Rsb6ery.-Two genteel men, wearing cloaks,
vent rto the store Of d. Francis merchant tailor, a4s
Broadway, about o'clock yesterday morning, and
while the boy sweeping out the store seized
pieces of cloth, and made their escape
Erfry Thepes-Persons living in the 18th ward must
De very careful and their entry doors with bolt
for they must expect perfect rush this next week.
Last night the entry OF No 10 Washingon Place. occu.
pied by Peter Nevus entered, and two splendid.
overcosts stolen theIefrom
in finn Street 0peraen-A pitiful looking Irishman
entered the Police Office yesterday afternoon with tears
in his ey es, and handful Of Globe Bank bills II APP
pears, from his statement that he standing on the
corner Of Ann street. opposite the Museum, with small
bag containing s7 in specie the Of his labor
in New Jersey from whence he had arrived in the city
to the sghts and visit cousin. who mad just arrived
from the old country young man accosted him po-
htely and asked him II he would like TO have paper
ney for his heavy silver. The green Irishman said he
had no obection--consequeny this Ann street broker
took him to diving bell in Park Row, and there ex.
changed the $7 in silver for that amount Of Globe Bank
bills However, this poor fellow was told that he was
DONE by this Ann street brokeI therefore he be
more careful in future.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-11

RELIGIOUS MArTERs-I Is expected that at ST. Johns
church to-day, the announced to he preached by
the Rev Mr. Henry, Of the New York University will
draw together very large congregation of all sects
and. denominations Of christians; the especially as
the subject Of his proposed discourse will involve GER
tain theological principles Of exciting interest," connect
ed much it'll the welfare of the persuasion Of which
he is distinguished member, with the well being Of
those who profess Catholic Methodist Baptist and Pres
byterisn creeds The vocal part of the arrangement
however, rom the choir will not be of very attrac.
tive or superior character.
A sermon recently preached on temperance at the
church Of DR. Cox in Cranberry street. will by special
request be redelvered this evening at the Third Pres
byterian Tabernacle in Jay street. under the charge
the Rev. w B. Lewis
The Christian Union Meeting announced in the Herald
to take place on Friday night at Dr. Dwghts Church,
wis attended by great number OF persons The ministers
Of various evangelical denominations sinking all minor
distinctions and acknowledging zone faith, one hope one
baptism, met they have done before to consult about
the interests and promote the extension of Christianity
and above their sectional abors in their re-
spectve churches The meeting ably addressed by
the Rev Dr. Dwight; by the Rev. DR.. Peck Of the Me.
thodst Episcopal Church, in powerful appeal to tho
nobsr and the piety Of the audience; by the Rev.
Dr. Cox Of the Presbyterian Church. who made beau
ol alusion to the intended Protestant Union in London
which. he observed rested upon the same grounds Of
unity that adopted by the clergy Of Brooklyn; by the
Rev. Mr. Carpenter Of the Washington street; by tho
Rev Mr. Pease of the Sands Methodist Episcopal
Church; and by other ministers The house was crowd.
ed in every part and the interest sustained until
O'Clock, when the services were concluded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-11

JAN l0-Tr,ai Of Isaish Peek, Jsssph Hegnw sms
Ihsmss Baker for sne~pt 70 ssse hsvsn-;aose
Belts charged the Jury yesterday, who retired AMI ser
several hours returned with verdict md
ing prisoners Peek and Baker guilty under the count
for riot ana nat rulty Of rsvot and nutiny but could
not saree a. 20 HclFman The prisoners were then r..
msndsd and the jury discharged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-11
MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, Jan, 1O-0 r. M.
The panic In Wall street still continues Both bottoms
are now out and there nothing but the slaves LEFT to
sustain tho fabric Long Island foil Of per cent;
Canton 2 Harlem 8 Norwich worcester 81 Ene
Railroad . Morris Canal Farmers' Loan II Penn
,rv,nia 6ves Illinois u. 8. Bank T. Reading and
North American Trust closed firm at yesterdays prices
The Trustees of the Greenwich Savings Bank have
declared their usual semannua interest OF hve per CT
an al, sums less than I've hundred dollars and iour per
-. :. i, rms above Eve hundred, payable on tho 18TH
instant.
tn. n,,,;mora lin, Insurance Company has declared
dividend of four per EFT for the last six months
Tho Bank of Warrington, " - As' 1'
yearly dividend Of three per CO.
The Potomac Insurance Company,
c. has declared half yearly dividsn> nvo p. o','
> Nav counterfeit. on the montgomery County Bank
Johnstown, N. Y, have made their appsaraI 49,.
letter A. in German text No 800, dated September
1874 Vignstte- under tree, locomotive in =
distance on the right end female with shsaf OF corn
on the left end S. The words "countersignsd and
re gstered" printed the back and signed D. Holt Re-
sser with blue ink Paper thin and greasy-the hlling
up ID miseiaby executed.
The books of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
were TO be opened at Nashville, the 9th January
This road will join the Western and Atlantic Railroad
The Georgia Legislature passed bill to extend the
Western and Atlantic railroad. II authorizes tho Gov
srnor to issue State bonds to amount not exceeding
per for two years. not to be sold for less
than their par value This appropriation, il thought,
will continue the road to Cross Plains.
Tho Mill Creek Railroad Company has declared dvi'
dend of u per cent for the last year. This road runs
from Port Carbon to Broad Mountain where connects
with the Danvls and Potsve, and forms part Of that
important work.
The Baltimore Savings Bank appears to be In very
favorable condition and the large and increasing mum
Der of accounts OPEN speak loudly In iavor On the Ia
boring classes Of that city.
Amount of Funds deposit LIST JAM, iS5, W
Received from Depositors
during the year 1875, $t276 $40 90
Received for Dividends on
Stocks owned by the Bank,
and for interest on Ions 1880 90
gospel 50
Total. ....... sl.0sl,o7s %
Paid Dspositors during the
year. ........ Ssas.s So
State tax and expenses. -. ls,46o II
$3.50, s24 IS
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NEW YORK HERALD.


The Oxford, Captain Rathhone. the packet of the LIST
uliimo, was not to leave Liverpool till after the last
steamer. and she may, therefore, bring two or three
days later Intelligence II very likely that she sailed
10 company with the Rochester
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-11

1SDIASA.-Letters from the capital of this STATE
say that there il bill before the Legislature, which Il
FIRST and imporan, step towards the restoration Of her
credit . a state
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-11

On Saturday, January 10th, at ocl eek p NJ OF In.
nammation Of the lungs JoHr Char MAN, . native of
England, aged IS years. :.
His friends and fellow mechanics are res pectfuIy in
vited TO attend his funeral this day, January III NJ
O'Clock M from hts late rssidsncs, No SIS Wa shirg
ton street N's 80
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Married.
In this city, Friday evening 9th inst, by Rev. Dr.
Spring Mr.. HiRAM CAMr. Of New Haven, to Miss Lrcr
DAVIS, Of Galway, New York.
On the soth Of September, fslt by the Reverend Dr.
Wainwright, Axor BUCKLEY Of Englsnd, to Miss ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-11

IMPORTANT MEDICAL INTELLIeENcE-CuAcKR
ExPosKD-At the ciiniqse Of the University, yester-
day, the eminent Dr. Mott the course of his lecture,
referred to the celebrated ''Brochier Water" re-
Gently introduced with great flourish to this hemis-
phere, by F. Gaillardet, Chevaer of the Legion of
Honor, and pronounced il a " humbug' and COM
mon nostrum" OF the day. The learned profess
sor stated that Brochierl offered him the agency Of
the " water when he was in Europe, but he de-
cined it.
full report of DR.. Motifs curious exposition will
be published in to-morrow's paper