Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-07-21

dence, that a report, from a respectable
source, reached this city from the city of
Mexico last night, that a dysentery of a
malignant character had broken out among
our troops at PuebIa, and that it was be-
licycd that the Mexican vendors of milk,
puIque, liquors, ETC., poisoned those arti-
ccs with a certain poisonous vegetable
which grows in the neighborhood. We
bcieye the rumor entitled to credit, and
hope Gen. Scott will hear of it in time to
prevent an extension of the diabolcal plot.
a MANS \ NAN FOR A THAT"
Hewitt relates an aucc tote, associated with the
poem from which this famous line is so olcn quo
ted which may not be familiar to all Of our read
ers. Burns, being invited to dine at a noblcman 5
ON certain occasion. was TUNED oil TO eat his din
ncr with the butler. After the repast was over. he
was sent for to the dining room, chair placed for
him at the bottom Of the table and he was called
on for a song. Controlling his Indignation. he
sang
as there tor honest poverty.
VIVA hangs mis- Lej and a that?
The coward slave We pass him by,
And dare be poor for that
Il MINIS Il otrH far Il Ht
Yon seo yon bnll,c, cad lord,
(Po1amg 20 NJ, ..oal,rro al lin h.ad Of Tie tq5lcD
Who struts and stare. aud a that,
Though hundreds worship at his word,
He bat a cool for that
For that and that.
y mans a man lOr that."
As fine last word issued from his lips he rose.
and not degnng the company syllable Of adicu,
m'rcAed out Of the room and the house
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litoY ,ou'} lo .o slpplr The. home utr.c.. Etr.
r,paly rrg,ncc.. hon, In, pln,gS tprg.ai with :.
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Ea.r.nl IN Ireland rom the LIST OF september last
. ro tlc I.,h of the present month the foil owing
..u.tc~.
.g3l- br.ele 2.o1LIt5
Conn a.r1. barrels, "1e3s2
Conn. b.~ac.- l5.69L9.J
OAls mI barley bushels, 5j'a'9
$4,000
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..s.....,Tanat# 9l.lxot g... and meal shippcs
r. ENGLAND aai lrrlsnI in u.ne months. the Whole
.,o.I a, Lfrg .,r, 0,Hoas of doHcrsl For the
-uc tone las. season the expiration Of bread 1aiis
.'' Inc United s'1''s amounted !" money 70 3D.
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81. ,is. ro,,.sr ,Lc-c seems TO he mo limit 10
IT. M "'' '( S, ~. (" WIZ s' ,o eI,r,
ordinary orcplr.,.,n. No one last wear. when sow
and planning could know that Europe was to be
.eed with short crops and famine What then
" '''pued nom ,ne oo,,',vss cap ,bo,
...n,r,teI Nv, t,,o ,tfr'rtion Of Increasing,
markets, We Shall hear less hereafter of the SUI
o,.cacy Of the home market in relation to the
w. 'NN.'S Us ,Ii' s,,,S - ',S,'' 'rI,,
v... '.r..j .a ,,',s ,,.s.;oS We left inn
uraa.c,l- Darlington Glz
FAST BoATs.-The steamer SuliGaa. ar
rived here Yesterday at IL O'Clock, and the
Empire at o'clock Yesterday afternoon.
We learn from Capt AppLEBY, of the Sal
t"'o, thai, the Empire left Chicago eight
IN Detroit some hours to have another trial
with her. Can't Appleby has great conf
Ganrr ~. .,ho.sro,l .ifJ,, 'Q,,I,,,,,, and so,-s
ha . .r. ,," 81 ,,'o ,, ooo ,%a, " %o rI
'... T. prepared TO stake 9o'ooo 'ha' she VIII
Ship JufiIing in Nclc Tork.-The Fri
huoe saws there are now building in that CT
" one Steamer for tbc Rromcn Inr one for