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Prom cfahums Magaslne for January. is4z,
OH MOTHER OF A MIGHTY RACE"

~ WILLIAM .. 1RyANT.
Oh mbiherofa . mighty race,
Yet lovely in thy youthful gfaoa.
Tho elder DANES, Thy naughty peers,
Admire and hnie thy blooming years,
M With words Of shame 81
And ,auAts Of secrn they join Thy mans,
4 Fer On Thy cheeks the glow is sprosd
That tints thy mcrnipE hills with redi
} They step---ihs wild dsefs rustlink feet,
Within Thy woods, arc not moro Asetj
Thy hopeful eye
+. Isbnght az thine own sunny sky.
Aye, lei them rail---those naughty onpa.
While safe thou dwsllest with thy sons.
They do not know how lovcdthou art,
How many fond and fea rless heart
Would rise 10 throw
lts life betwsen thee and the fec.
They know NOT. in their hate and pride,
Whatyirtues with thy children bids,
How true, hew good. thy graceful maids
Make bright, like flowers, the valley shades
What generous men
Spring, like thine oaks, BY bill snd glen.
Wha, cordial. welcomes greet the guest
+ BY thy leRe rivers Of the west.
. How faith 10 kept, and truth revsrsd,
And man 10 leved, and God is feared,
In woodland homes,
Ahd where the solemn ocean foams.
There's freedom asthy gates, and rest
For earth's down-trodden and opprsst,
A shelter for ths hunted head,
For the starved laborer toll and bread.
power. AZ INV bounds.
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TAXING BANKS When that Prince OF
Demagos sues, BrBB, was in Lima last Oc,o-
Der, begging for votes, he told ,bs people
that under their charters. bank stock would
pay higher fax than any other species Of
property. We wers satisfied thn, he was en-.
deavoring to palm off a falsshood upon his
audience, and the action of the Legislature
confirms that belief.
The Democrats are endeavsring 10 reach
Bank Stock by the provisions Of the new
law, and the Wings are strenuousIy resisting
liz. If the Banks, as Bsbb says, will pay less
tax under the new law than under their char
teis, why do they refuse to come under ito
prsvisions? Will some Whig inform usi Ii
would bo indeed extraordinary if banker
should refuse TO do that which weuld be 10
his interest 10 do.
Mr.. johnson, whig, in reference 10 this
subject, says:
/" The Thigs bsliepe the Legislature has
no pover to tar Banks otherwise than under
their charters WITHOUT THEIR CON
SENT and tie democrats believe they hod"
Hero is the old dectriue again, that a
Bank charter, created by a Legislature, can.
not be touched by Legislature, even if il
should bs 10 bringit 10 an. equal condition
with the community a. large. A doctrine
inconsistent with the idea Of Republicanism
in the 10Th ceniury.--Lima Argus.
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APPOINTMENTS Blythe PRESIDENT,

APPOINT'MENTSB BY THE PRESIDENT I,
BY and wifh the adpics and consent Of the
Senate.
( George Bancrof.sof Massac chusetts, to be
envoy extraordinary and minister plenipo-
tentiary of the United States at the court Of
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland, in the place ofLauis McLane, a,hs
own request recalled.
John R. Rrodhead, Of New York, TO be
secretary Of the legation &c the Uni!ed
States near her R:;;;annc Msiesy, in the
place Of James scHenry Boyd, resigned. !.
Nashan Clifford, ,Sof Maine, TO be attorney
general Of the United States, in the place Of
John Y. Mason, resigned.
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!. IMroRTANr WRITISo ON News
PAPERS Tho Postmaster General has issued
a circular, 70 deputy Postmas,ers, directing
them 10 remove tho wrappers from all tran
.sient ncwspapsrs, printed circulars, price
cnrrenis, pamphlets, and magazines received
attheir respective offices, and if found to
|contsin any manuscript OF memorandum OF
any kind, either written or s,ampsd, o. any
marks or signs, except the name and address
Of the person TO whomit is directed, shall
be charged With letter postage, BY weight,
and If tho persoa 10 whomit is directed shall
refuse 10 pay such postage, the Postmaster
il TO send il 10 the Office from whcncei il
came and have The sffesdos prosecuted for
the penalty Of FIVE dollars. The name Of
the sender written or stamped on the wrap
per Of newspaper, subjecss him 10 the sane
penalty,
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MEXICAN AFFAlRU --Sania Aans. The
New Orleans Picayune learns from gentle
man from Havana that there is a prevailing
impression among those who know Santa
Anna in that city, that he ia far from desir-
Gus Of hazafding an action with the troops
of the United States; that no is at heart
averse to the wal, but has not yet secured
si,ch.a hold as to be able 10 ast counter 10
the universal desires Of bis couatrymen.
The Picayune alss says:
s.Ii appears to be undersisod in Havana
that Santa Anna has made demand upon
the clergy Of the country for a loan Of two
millions and half. His sincerity in this is
grievously suspected; and he is even cbarg-
ed with secretly instigating the reply Of The
clergy, that the money cannot possibly be
procured. Santa Anna persists that il is ab-
solutely necessary for the prosecution Of the
war, and upon the refusal Of the clergy, he
may found his excuse with bis countrymen
for aot assuming active aad offensive hostil-
tiles. -
"We learn further, tina, Gen. Le Vega,
before leaving Havana for Vera Crnz on the
British steamer, received from his covers
men. tho command Of brigade, and was
ordered to repair at once tojoin the army al
San Luis Poto,." \
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THE NEW TARIFF.

Wa,Aington, Dee. %. ls4e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28
niagraccfnl Occurrence.

A correspondent informs us that the County Of
Goochsnd last Friday the of one OF the most
shameful transactions that hiss occurred In this
State The circumstances they have been related to
US were nearly follows;
Two negroes were. some time since, condemned TO
death for the cold booded and strocOus murder OF
boy fourteen years old who Kept store for Mr. Hsgan
living on the ThreeNoiched road the Louisa line.
One OF the Court believing that the spectacle OF public
execution calculated to produce very demorsiz-
ing effect upon the public in general and could be OF 10
benefit In lettering the slave population from initiating
the example of the cuprt proposed to erect the gal
lows within the wall built around the jail His PROPOSE
ton readily agreed TO by his brethren and the glib
bet erected In the place proposed.
On last Friday the day Of the execution. large crowd
assembled for the purpose of witnessing the exhibition
and when they found that had been taken 20
battle their curiosity. their rage knew no bounds They
assembled to the number Of Elk eight hundred per
sons and threatened 10 tear down the jail unless their
demand, of public execution, complied with The
Sheriff being unable alone to breast the storm, wa5
compelled to comply with their wshes-the gallows
was removed and the amiable desire Of the multitude
to witness the last agonies Of their wreehed and gully
fellow creatures complied with.
[Richmond Wing Goth.
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DISCOVERY or "THUSDE.BOLr. This cele-
braied English robber who for number Of years past
successfully eluded ali search, died few days since AZ
BrAtileboro. VI where be had resided number Of
years and enjoyed much celebrity physician entire
liz unsuspected but much respected The Barre Patriot
gives the following account Of the discovery Of who he
really
and when near his end hired two men 10 bury him
in his clothes just be de contract which was not
fulfilled their part 10 consequence OF ne neig aoors
who desirous of giving bis remains more Decent
and behtiing burial
on removing his clothes previous to bis being laid
out the cause Of this eccentric desire Of his was mani
fest-ihe Withered leg and cork heel the shotmsrE-
and the scar which witnessed previous si'empt AZ
sulci3e-precise.y a. laid down IN LighuoOts deserp
ton Of him-narked him - the ThunterbOli who had
gained such noore,y in England and ms country as
one Of the daring and successful hghwsymen that
ever grAced the annals OF crime On his person we're
also found dirk and pistol, and among his effects
arms Of a. description together with watches diamonds
jewelry. &C. &c u al enormous Fs4ue packrd a"sy IN
saxdust He always went dressed In three suits o.
ea, ~ nd ss ithered sg Was found wound
with clothes 10 make il appear the size Of the other.
SHIP FEvER-PAUFER lNsIGRASTs. &c-The
city authorities taxing active measures IN relation 70
these matters The lease OF Deer Island has been car
ed by The payuisni Of sun Of money 70 he lessee
and arse building il Immediately 70 be erected there
70 which the sick immigrants are 10 DE- removed rum
South Boston Dr. Mararty hiss been appointed super
intending Physician OF the estsbishment The Pilots
are directed T. anchor every vessel bringing immigrant
passengers OF the south side Of Deer Island where they
are 10 be examined By the Port Pnisiean, DR. smith
and the Agent for Alien Passengers Mr. Bailey.
BOst Adv.
FIRE n HoLDES. MAss.-Ths Lowell Cotton
MIL Holden was burnt on sunday morning. Il vas
entirely Destroyed without The saving Of anything Inc
building was owned BY David PNnenter, and Vas not
insured The machinery was owned and opefs'en ~
Holbrook & Wilder, and wAs Insured (probssy at Boa
tsn) for toJO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

FREDERICK DOUGLAs.-A meeting was held
Sunday evening at Liberty Hall TO listen TO this eloquent
pleaGer In behalf Of oppressed humanity We listened
10 him for an hour with surprise. When We consider
the fact, that until within very few years be wss
sars degraded from bis manhood and deprived OF al
ARTIFICIAL OF education toiing IN what seemed a
hopeless bondage OF both body and soul II Is really
wonderful with what precision and even elegance Of
dicon and m2ressvsness of manner As well IS power
no delivers himself Nor Is singular that one who has
been 80 trsmpled upon and abused vnec and perse
cuted should sometimes express himself In severe and
even bitter terms New Bedford Bulletin.
NEGRO ELECTION AND ROw.-The coored popu-
latou Of New London County, Conn. assembled O. the
election Of Governor and Lieut. Governor AZ tavern
on the road leading from Norwich 20 New London -
Here they were assaulted by gang OF rowdies from
Norwich, who put the entire negro collection % rout
breaking up the meeting and attacking everything that
came in their way.
MELANCHOLY DEATH-A son Of Mr. Jesse FL
lersbee of Bullock County hunting IN s-ld and
the dogs freeing something the little fellow believing Il
was rabbit thrust bis hand into hollow OF the tree
and Immediately withdrew IT, saying he had been bitten
He attempted 70 reach home but overpowered BY his
sensation fell down. The little sufferer died de nad
been bitten By a rsttesnAke. Savannah Georgian
FROM BERMUDA-We have the Hamilton Ga
xete OF May H. Some attention has been recently paid
10 growing mulberry trees and % the rearing OF SIX
worms for which the climate of Bermuda appears well
adapted.
TELEGRAPH 70 BISGHAAroS.-The Bingham
ton papers state that Mr. kddy OF ithaca has purchased
the rsht 10 construct Telegraph from ithaca 70 bng
hstop and IL at present engaged 10 obtaining sock
subscriptions In Ithaca 10 further The enterprise
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Rfot and Fire.


We learn that the buildings at Revenswood or.
vosite Backwells Island. known as the Long
Island Farms and formerly occupied by the or
phan children in the care Of the City were attacked
BY mob Wednesday night about u, and partly
Destroyed by violence, then deliberately fred, and
stterly consumed. The buildings cost about s4O,-
900, and have been constructed about ten years
The cause Of this outrage we understand to be
this: These buildings were in ls45 sold by the
City TO Row. Mr. Niles, but have been occupied by
the City's children until this Spring. They had
lust been rented again by Mr.. N. to the Commits
sioners Of Emigration. to be used as a temporary
habitstiOn for the Pauper Immigrants whom they
are obliged 10 take Of especially if diseased or
crippled. This arrangement excited the ire Of the
residents in the neighborhood, who held meeting
he last OF SEVERAL at Astoria last evening, organ
lied under the lead Of Justice Of the Peace &c.
and procee ded at midnight to drive out the inmates
and destroy the buildings, at first with axes and
finally by Ere. OF course, if there is any law that
can be put in force against men who wear whole
coats. this job will furnish pretty large accession
of force 10 the Sing Sing State Prison. We express
no opinion as to the reality Of the grievance com
planned Of by the rioters, bat everyone who rever-
ences Law and Order must emphatically condemn
this arocious outrage, and unite In demanding that
is authors be dealt with in a most exemplary
manner
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santa Annals Account of the Battle.
headquarters Of the CommAnder,in. Chief

ORILAbA- ApIH = 4,ff'
Nos, Excellent Sir. The night Of the l7th eomnu-
mic tied 20 YOU for the information of his bxeeheney
the President SUBSTITUTE the attack OF Gen scot upon
the principal point OF Cero Gordo and that he hsd been
repnsed with notable loss. AT present. nave tne
General having repealed tbs attack a. dsyoreak the oi'
lowing day with all his troops. consisting oil twelve
thousand Isen succeeded In forcing the psss a'tsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

PoLIcE--The premises Of Abraham Brown cor.
ner of Twenty xh-st and Ninih avenue were entered
last night and sets Of wagon harness Mo-
BENZ Rodgers arrested last night BY oceis
French and Nodine Of the Eighth Ward suspicion OF
larceny and euhezzlsrneut Detained for examination
The of Mrs Beemsn In Nassau - was entered
on Tuesday ght and robbed OF snirs &c % the value
of 500 No arrest stephen Tuttle was arrested ast
night by officers Watson and Collins Of the Sixth Ward
a. Zive from Albany where be IS charged with steal
ing 81 TO- Sent back
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28
Weather and Crops.

SHowERs-We were visited by few quite re-
freshiug showers Sunday night and yesterday. The
fields now present mos, beautiful appearance wheat
rye corn oats potatoes &c sprn gng from the earth
as il were by m gic. All fears And approximations OF
isiure of crops In section must disappear, and
the minds Of tho poor as well the rich brighten.
ing up. lLehigh pa Register.
The RECENT SHowIRs.-Oh, the rain the
beautiful rain Never. believe did Heavens show
ers come down gratefully on Monday last The
whole country was psrched and suffering. grass and
grain very backward and all bresdstus rising to enorm.
Gus rates The clouds which had been gathering and
dispensing on Saturday and sunday, ihckened up to-
ward Monday morning and continued 10 pour down a
continuous stream, which II did mans eyes good to
look a. somerset ~. j. Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

lE% DANIEL D. PRATr of Logansport, is the
Wing candidate for Congress in tho Ninth District Of
indians He received 81 votes in Convention to 10 for
wnism,on Wright and lG for William NJ Reyburn
The Delegates from Miami and Wabash who had voted
for Col Reyburn Immediately asked leave to change
their votes to d. Pratt which granted, thus max
iag Mr.. Prst's vote 50. Whereupon on motion Of NJ
L. Orion Il resolved without dissenting voice that
DANIEL D PRATT be unanimously nominated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28
Later from the River In Plata.

BY the bark VIM Schroeder, at Salem, from
Morieydeo letters have been received to April H. and
from Buenos Ayres 20 the 9Th.
Tho blockade Of Buenos Ayres by the English and
French squadrons continued but all active operations
against the Argentine Government had ceased. The
country was quiet in possession Of the troops under
President Odbe The Inhabitants Of Montevideo were
daily expecting the arrival OF the English ana French
fuvoys sent out 10 supersede Oussy and Deraudis,
when hwas thought that President Oribe would assume
the Government with their consent In anticipation oil
ths event the influential OF the opponents 20 Pres
ident Oroe had taken measures to promptly remove
with their property Brazil All provisions very
dear snd fresh beet only received from the Rio
Grande. Jour. OF Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

st'' We are indebted to Manvoe's Ner Bedford
Arsss l6 wsllst for Boston and New Bedford papers
u Wednesday, received ria Fall River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28
surFxRIsos OF THE MoRMoNs IN CALIFORNIA.

sUFFxRIyos oY THE M0RMoNs IN CALIFORNIA
looking over te of the Californian brought to this
C,y by the party Of gentlemen who recently arrived
frtn that quarter we met with the following account OF
ID, condition of party Of Mormons who We're emis
TIM from this section Of the country 10 Caiiornia we
coy from a paper OF the 18th Of February.
ms brig Francesca three days from ietos ouens
brns, news OF the suffering OF party OF emil
grants who we're Left the other aide OF the Caorn's
mountain shout sixty In ALL nineteen OF whom started
10 eone iato the valley.
Seven only have arrived, the remainder died ana me
survivor were kept alive by eating the dead ooaes
Among tAe survivors two young girls
pabsie meeting was held at Neros Buens, and about
egnf dollars raised for the relief OF the suffer
ers who sail remain In the mountain.
hessrs- Ward and Smith kindly offered the use OF
their launch and party under the direction OF Passed
Mdshipmsn Woodwork have left with the intention OF
disembrkiug q, the foo, Of the mountain and then go
ing on foot with pscks OF provisions II is to hoped
they viii succeed in reaching them with sufficient pro
Visions to get them in.
sGeh ofthings viii probably never again occur
ron the fact that the road is better known and ne
migrants vii hereafter start and travel 90 - TO cross
tae mountain by the LIST Of October.
lst Louis Republican. May -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28
CITY ITEMS.
THURspAY. NAV q


IRISH RELLF.-Mossrs. Corcoran Riggs the
well known Washington Bankers, have sent TO NJ Van
Schsick Esq the Chairman OF the ri,h Relief Commit
tee in this City i've thousand dollars TO DO expended in
food for the poor Of Ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

TaE RArs-rThs showers Of The two pending
days were Insufficient for thu dry earth and the dusty
road but last nisat the rain poured down In boan-
Seeas and bessse snt aosds. Alb. Atlaa Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28

rY' The Chamber Of Commerce at Antwerp has
appointed Committee to consider project Tor the es-
adjustment Of line Of steamers 10 NewYOrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-28
Schools.
MOUNT PRosPEor RoARnIM0


MOUNT PROSPECT BOARDING. SCHOOL.
rI,HE SUMMER SESSION u thls select school fos
l. young aud lads, will thu 6rst Moo
day in May. This terms. INCLUDING al, eHpsnsss for board
and tuition from sl5 20 go qusrt1r-West Blooa-
field, April a. lsi7. sls 2nead'I WARREN HOLT.
lpOAhDING In french Family al William sbufxh.--
- Professor OF the French Language having fsraished
with elegance and comfort large aud beautifully finished
house In Wiiamsbnrgh, within one minutes wsik Of ths
Pecksp Ferry, wishes 10 Accommodate, Tor tho summer
season limited number u married single ladies
gentlemen. The situation IL Of the most delightful 10
The neighbohood Of New York commanding an sIisnstvs
visw of the hsrbor and Cily Of New York, with the
rounding scenery. Lessoss In the tensh Language and
Music required. Reference exchanged ror farther
Information apply tho once % this pspss between
aud O'Clock, P. NJ al 1873 Lbsryst or 10 Rev. Cas- X.
WnLIAssos 50 Dusne-st myit Inn
BOARDING rCHOOL-Irving Institute, FAIRY.
ID town, N. Y.-The sumner Torn Of ave months VII
open Monday 81 Of May Several vscaoeirs exist
Applications nay msds 10 the principal ct rsrryowu,
or len with ClsIk Austin, 2D6 Broadway who're c1:cu
lars containing full igtornsiion can bc oetaioed
hf(sTsaees-Hon Wsshin gton Irving, fsrytown-
Hon. Galisn G. Verplsnck, Now Yosk City,
snd 10 any Of It's numeIous patrons
mvIb ~ W y LYON, A. NJ Principal
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