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Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

Address or THE King or PRUSSIA os
AniorRNlNG THE GEEa,Me STATES
The Pu1ssian Universal Gazette Of the
fth contains the speech OF the King oil
Prnssia, on the 9th, when closing the sit.
ting Of the committee OF the States. Ills
Majesty alluded rs follows to the late
revolution IN Fmnee:
"lreyidenre has caused events toarse
which threaten the disarnugrmcnt of the
hasis oi soeial order German and Prus.
sian hearIs, aud men animated with sen.
timcuts OF honor and OF loyalty, know
what duties are imposed on them by the
pf,,eut circumstances. No people Of
earth have given more striking exam.
pie Of lhgif virtue than onfs. But at
present We must not relaX in our efforts,
Iar We do not wish tohe les Iaithful, less
courageous, or less preserving than wtre
our fathers or ourselves when We Were
Young men. Express, gentlemen, in
Your domestic circles TINT which every
Intelligent mind will comprehend, and
TINT which Is iclt by every noble heart.
lrll ihIs ineontesiahle truth 10 every body.
Lowe aside all party qnarrels, aud think
only ai that Which is necessary, if w
wish n osrppo with honor and success
lfom Tho storm which cannot be eonjured
with the gmcc oil God, Otherwise than
by Our union, our attitude, and our exam.
pie slaud round ynuf king. WHO'S youf
best idend like wall oi brass. with per.
feet confidence Far nom having ANY
idga nj interfering IN the Internal aaairs
Of an iopign naHon, | am doing all in
my power 10 secure 10y the assurance and
The energetic yoira of the great powers.
bui particularly by the consolidation Of
The Geunaaie Confederation. an h0nou.
bile pace, which i Necessary 20 the ma
lions ol Europe II we can prevent the ca-
fecf of moral aud material progress into
which they have sowell entered from be.
ing DESTROYED los centuries. Ii ms pee.
pla gige tue German mro the example
Of lnyF aud Of Law, they will have done
much toward, the preservation OF paare.
But II Col In hi. insruiablo wisdom
should decide otherwise-if tho tfaatiez
on which the political edilice raposez
were yiolnted-if an enemy dared 10 ai.
iack my territory, or TINT OF aur allies oI
the Grmanie caniedemtion-ihun, fol
inwiHs the dictates OF honor and ai duty.
I ir5Rii pfitr N dangers ef raf n a
shameful Isaoe. IL sact aise / p9ud
oli p,y insyiiEo pagjRg 10 arms Tiny
would rally uund me rs they did IS
yours since round the tag ofmy father, OF
glorious memory, who wa, likewise ihs
niher of h.. people. My confidence u
,hc hcru.-u ul the yrsr., 1918, lsll wiil
uoi iail mr. As soon o. the measure,
which um Obliged 20 take for the honor
and safety OF Germany .hail require the
assistance "a. my mth,ul states, aud %, az
"a later parol g.glAicy ol 20 arms
should nsouud would again assemble
Jhe United Diet t.a. thgy mightu.si.l me
hy ytl.g couu-gls
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY
and Printers depot,
No n CANAL STREET ROW
orrsIrr rur cusTos.norsr.

II ~ GREEN respectfully announces "a
Ill. Publishers aud Printers. that be has
established a complete aud extensive TYPE
FOUNDRY in ihc city
Tnr RooK lTJgH Of THE Foundry was cut 10
order by wofkmrn Of long experience, aud a. no
expense was spared to obtain the hand,omrrt
iaecs. and to perfect them in every respect, the
assertion ]. veniufyd that i w'l b. found The
bandsome-l Ia the United states
Also, a very handsome assortment Of llowcn'
Combination borders. aud Jos lrrrru Of ihe laics,
siyie. 10 which the attention Of fnlirr s so'
licisd. before purchasing elsewhere. Al articles
Manufactured al thi. Foundry shall b. oi a ma.
,rral equal Il not superior 10 anN Manufactured
ai the North. and ne they vll hr furnished, ai
New Yofk prices, tho proprietor of the new rnirf-
pri.e trusts 10 meet with due encouragement
The ,ubrnb-f is a'so Agent Coz ibe stir Of
MANNER. Na.husian aud Smith rarsrs which,
to-sibsr with Chl,rs CasHs, tuWprsu. NurAs'
Furniture, GaIleys. rrnunr luk of all coofs, boz
clud.nr every article hlir runtnz hl'.nrss, k'p'
constantly on hand al moderate fales.
Irrbs propdrturs OF nsvsplp"fs who wiIl pnh'
Ish tbl. advertisement sh months, aud srud d
paper to thi. Foundry weekly. vii BE- paid iof Che
advertisement by purchasing sis times the amount
advertisement, hll n Type. ...
II. H. GREEN
may 10, lsls.22
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

braiuad zealots Of the North, and places
himself voluntarily and gladly under the
shelterlng wing Of Southern men.
Aboltionism IS generally thng Of
the head-nol the heart. II Will shed
more lears than II crueudie-it will ar
que with you all day-it will shut lis
eyes against the brightest beams Of truth
-hut touch as purse and at once the
veil drops. and is mmiligaled -elishness
is revealed IN aI il deloruity,
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

SuALLpur,rnu,.-Asrtoiwiidl fellow.
moving q sign hoaFl flm its nghHuI
owner when honest. p,aacablc people are
asleep, put- u. BOO mind of the auccdDir OF
Tom Bell, a Wild student ol Princeton Col.
Iage. A Amycu.kcrpe offended Tom and
Boz, associates onr night, hy refusing 10
give him more liquor After the tavern
keeper and Die inmate. were asleep, Tom
and bis friends. uy Inr assistance Of ladder
and ropes, took down his ,iguboarl and
carried b. up into iIrr own uom BOO tlr
donlloy college EahyucNt mou-
ing, there wa, no lillr suf 900 the tavern
about the signboard. Tom being an Old
offender n mischief, was Immediately
suspected. The iun.krrpcr got ont o.
search warrant aud took the constable
with him, and posted away io the college
IN search OF hi. -ignbuad. Tom uom.
mate. saw Them coming Boo the distance.
Now, Tum whut will we do! Nonlyf
comics lhr hulcI.mn with the officer
Nou are amuy, getting us into scmpc..-
How m tur wodF Fwiii you get Us ont OF
this d,Wcui'y, Never mind, said Tom.
cooIlE Stamp the thing 10 pieces and
put into lAg lire. lie onicr was instant.
BY oheyci. As thc officers OF justice
entered thceo.lcgc, Tom Iatchcd the door,
kncclcd down against 1t aud went 10 pmy.
cr The search Wargmt.man came 30
the door bui had too much respect for
religion to interrupt the dryoi.ons Of the
students. Tom who was talented, prayed
one Of your long. old fashioned. Presbyie.
nan prayers. Every now aud then, he
would turn his head toward thr fire, aud
bcckon TO his us.ociaies To stir mp the
remaining pieces Of the sigueboard.-
When he saw the sign completely con-
sumed, he concluded his prayer in the
following scripiural language: And they
shall seek for q sign, but no sign shall be
given thrH. but the sign oi Jouas the
Prophet Amen
The officers entered, huf, 10! 40 sign
Den.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

WnNor.-Mr WiImot the author Of
tha celebrated PpyIso, depriyiug the
slave States of their equal right to the ter.
ritoy Of the Union hereafter to be- acqur.
ed, is now toaIlappeauncc the most pop.
ular Democrat Of the North He resides
at Tuwanda in North Pennsylvania. Iii,
age is below Ioriy is a lawyer bypro.
lcs.ion, is inclined to corpuloncy with a
lulI face said TO be "a- smooth rs a wo.
MANS" Al "a recent convention in To-
wanda, he was elected by vote Of 90 out
of 62 as delegate to a State Democratic
Convention OF Pennsylvania. In refer.
cuco to the opposition 10 Mr. Wilmot in
the South, on account of his 'uti-slnycry
principles, this convention passed rc-o-
luton plcdging themselves as good dem.
ocrais to his support, against ull opposi.
ton "Ncvcr win we assist says this
resolution, to strike down the man who
strives for constitutional fJccloat" 1t
hence appears that the northern Demo.
Gratis consider il constitutional freedom
toeycludc southern planters from an equal
enjoyment OF the new territory TO be ac.
Qlired by a treaty with Mexico
Phja. Ners
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

ANOTHER MonEL ARrTsr lloAx-The
Model Artists have again made their ap.
p1amncc in New York under the name OF
"Fcmur Acrobats." Living Pictures"
&c. IL viii be seen from the following,
which We copy from the New York Sun,
TINT another hoax has been perpeimted.
almost similar TO the one noticed in these
column, few weeks ago:
some wag., knowing the gullibiliiy OF
iie Ailil seX IA this particular, got up q
strictly private exhibition OF seven females,
ia 5gita,e's oira uniform, at No. - Hud.
.on street on "Wednesday evening last.
The information was extensively bat mi.
yalcly circulated, aud at the hour named
ihc room was densciy crowded with puT.
rhascfs OF the dollar tickets. The sitting
heat OF ihe room compelled one grey head,
O. tall, mw.boncd, gcntcelly.drcsscd, six.
ieri-iwo Yankee to leave for moment and
m.hHh, lulc fresh air. lie noticed that
fhn dnurA,rprr had rgMps,i. When he
r.uuel thn audience wcp getting dun.
a'T-..i.d "a The non-rising Of the curtain.
At lusi ono oi them. who could stand Il
no longer, jumped upon the stage and
Withdrew the rag Managers and eEpoc.
ief artists were invisible, and IN their
stead. upon seven upright pillars, were
placed "hcad, up' and "eyes right" seven
-euldcd and well cleaned females Of The
slfOc Yccics lmmodemio laughter soon
mye way TO wrath, aud row was the
Uui- The ninth ward police intcnered,
and owdic- a,d tcH0ics were hurried 10
the station house. Ahcr due dclibcmtion
the justice discharged the rowdics Jnt
ntruoi he 0cisc.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
YIN. II. wcfutclion. n 90,
I PORfERS OEAND DEALERS
~ HiRDh iRE CUTLERY. 4s
= GAVIN y. Wv oULIlks

= sstuiE -, srw ORLEANS.
AVE noa n store, and iaf sale At low rates
| general as.lHmsal VI HlriuaT6, Cutlery,
A.. Ao.-Gos,ztng N part ai usls. iron, aas,-
inss s,cs. aE,s hoes sH.drs, shuyrIs. stock kgt-
tles bark miili, suns aud rides. French pots coil,
OK. log, trace. taRsal aud Other ohaIas' mil and
gfIad ,laass, aHFs, balleas, y5HHs. Raalauds aud
Other saws Of all kgds, sythes aBd -IekIcs, haaks
aaa hlusss echs.efcws bolts. afa=s WAfrs, sliassls
and ionsst poker, aadlfuls, iendsus table and
pocket cutlery, saissnfst asafz, rAsaf afuls and
homes, aHFes, callau ani wool cards, planes al all
kinds, iilss anl edge ts1ls, ea5per tools, tres
hoops, WALTERS aai ,raYs, bits augen and augrf
his. eotdase, llat.. gsi tifpshiIuc, aas umr pitch
aud tar, slfsW eHiirfs, earl zHa.,gfsi hauez and
ra.laf. IIaHsl- aHi p'ad# maaIIs tia aud iapansd
wases, fishing taekIf IA every variety
HFMgHrnNFs, PIASTrRs aud uthefs, ATE fc.
speetfuly invited to call and examine iof ihsm'
selves myal,iiiy
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
d. penn.yIIanIa Enaaller .ay.:


Movements IN relation to the Prcsi.
dency continue to take place in various
sections oiihe Union. The probability h..
thai every state viii be fully represented
in the Wing National Convention: aud
should this expectation b. realized. the
chances scem 10 N maquiyocally in favor
OF Gen Taylor as the Wing candidate.
The impression that with such nomina.
ton, the Wing. would walk over the
course m triumph, cannot but have geat
influence upon the action OF the Conycn-
ton. We proceed 10 CLEAN u few express
sions of continent from various quartens
The Harrisburg Latoliigoo'r says:
"Tho movements Throughout the Union,
in favor Of Gen Taylor, follow each other
700 rapid succcssion We have not the
least doubt OF lii- nomination on the first
ballot. by the Wing National Convention.
"1aylor and certain victory Is the battle
cry OF tho Wings Of the Union, Success
j. the great desideatum, aud old Rough
and Ready is just the man to secure It,
Under this head the Whigs will achieve
a glorious triumph" f"
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

On 2jih ult. Flames Jesse Wood descended
70 the bottom Of the Potomac ryer, clothed Ia Capt
Taylors aub.mahns apparatus, 70 remove n large
stone from tho bottom Of tho river. Amer being
down fifteen minutes, and no signal being given, he
was raised By those IN attendance aud found 10 ha
dead, lie had been submerged, in the appafalul
many times before, aud lbs death YVES supposed ig
Do cnuaed hy apopleay IL
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

ter and, as the "commcrciantoa informed
me, he acted As deliberately ms if he We're
shooting tame bullock. for the market.-
Tho ailair WIS rather advantageous to
the hunter for on seorching the Saddle
hag' andpochels Of the robbers, he pulled
forth some doubloons and few dollars,
with other yalnables they had no doubt,
a short ime previously taken from some
traveller. The saddle-hags. arms and nc.
eoaircmsnts of the four white men We're
packed up aud made fast on the saddles OF
Two OF the horses the hunter mounted
the illIhl the merchant another. his horse
bring Slot, aud thus they left the SCENE OF
aetion-lhr bodies Of the robbers 10 tho
wolves which #wofs howlng about hhem
-and entered S. Fmucisro in triumph
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

puiane language Is To conversation
what ten inch spikes would be toycueer.
ug-spiuing- shiycnng and dencing H..
il is IN bad taste, offensive to o majority
and gratifying To mono.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

There arc many persons who very grdyely argue
that business eau really 20 on without advertising
So ii can-just as wagon can run without greas-
ing.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17


The NEW STATES The following
table will show the time when the new
States or those not included in the "old
thirteen, Were admitted into the Union:
VERMONT originally was a part of New
York aud wos admitted into the Union.
June |, 1871.
KENTUCKY, formerly part of Virginia.
admitted into the Union Jme lst, 1872.
TENNESSEE, formed Of territory eeded to
the United Suites, by the State Of North
Carolina, admitted into the Union, June,
1896.
Ono, formed out Of a part of the ter.
rlory north west of the river Ohio; ad.
mtted into the Union, Nov. 90, is02.
LOUISIANA, formed out of part Of the
territory eedcd 10 the United States by
France, received INTO the union April 5,
isla.
INDIANA. formed part of the n. W.
Ierrtogy, oeded to the United Suites by
Virginia, admitted INTO TIE Union, Dec.
IL, lsl6.
MISSISSIPPI, formed out of u part of the
territory eeded 10 the United States by
South Carolina admitted into the Union
Dee. ,, Isis.
ALABAMA, formed out OF a part OF tho
territory oedcd to the United States by
South Carolina and Georgia, admitted In.
TO the Union, Dec. ii. 1919
MAINE, formed out OF part of Massa-
chuseits, admitted March ID, ls2O.
Miasoumi formed out OF part Of
the territory coded by Ffanec by
trealy OF April 30, 1903 admitted into tho
Union, August 10, ISL. After the adop.
ton OF the noted compromise line ex-
cluding slavery from all territory, north OF
80 degrees, West OF the Mississippi, say.
mg States or territories already formed.
Arkansas, formed part Of the same ter.
riaFy admitted June 10, 1886.
MICHIGAN, formed part Of the territory
ceded Ia The United siates by Virginia,
admitted january 1857.
fLonnA, formed out Of the territory &C.
ded by spain loiho United States by irea.
" Of Feb %, 1919. admitted INTO the
Union March ,, lsl5.
fENAs. an Independent republic, I'D.
mittel mo the United States by Joint
resolution Of Congress, approved March
2s. 1916.
IOWA, admitted into the Union, Dec.
2s, lslG.
WISCONSIN, an act was passed on the
3d March, isl7. To admit this territory
into the Union. under the condition that
the people adopt the Constitution passed
Dec. 10. islG. The Constitution was re.
lcetel
TEGEtToglEs.
NEBRASKA, Bill reported to fix bounda.
ries. Jan. Z, ISIS, but no action on the
subject.
oarsos, Bill to establish territorial
government, passed the House OF Rep.
resenlaiiyes, Jan. l6. lsl7, no final ac.
ton on tho subject in the Senate.
Minnesota, Bill to establish territori.
al government passed the House, Feb.
IL lslh referred to Judiciary committee
ia senaie. No further action on the sub.
ioet
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

The Declaration Of oflndePendcnoc, with the Wig.
natures Of the sgnen engraved on the smooth face
Via dollar was presented to NJ clay Pittsburgh
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-06-09

ciuz.ushlP b. not lopg enough 20 secure Us from
the SioissmaH's uatue auimaavrrsions; and we
have not gwen currency ioa ialseh0od." We
leave lhal 10 BE- done, .af naHseam ypJReam, -
by sn older citizen, whose public career has
been Distinguished Cor nothing else, and from
whom lis parry expect nothing else. Bu We
dismiss fhe personal maueT.
Now foriha FEDERALISM Of Gen. Cess tits
aban5andy susceptible Of proofthal. while Lew
Is Ca@s WIS living snd teurhing school 10 the
State of Delaware, be ieas an oui-aud-ou; rank
Fedcralst. aud even wore in bis bat . cockade
Big enough aud black enough to send our bro
lher oflbe SiaiSsnaa rayiug mad, ifit were uow
shown 10 him. Coming thence 20 Ohio, he dis
covered that Jefersonian Democracy would be
much more favorable 10 bis political aspirglions,
a1d, presto. ihs eockade was burned, and The
Delaware Fcderslisl came out an ardent Demo
cral. Thu is truth, and can ba proved as far rs
is essential 10 The main charg-.-ZaHesrdle
Courier.
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ol Pubic Suiely," Or had GOT endorsed lac ''UI'
terror measures" recommended by lhe Conyen.
lion Of the 10Th Of May, We had hoped lhaI for
The sake Of honor aud justice, for the sake ol
their own rrpuialions as we as for the informa.
ton Of their friends and pauzans, the Conyeu-
ton would have spoken oul on this subject. Bur
We have been disappointed. The Locofocos Of
Carroll county stand uncommiued upon ques.
ton involving The very existence Of the Stale
Government. They knew that their brethren.
assembled in State Convention, had proclaimed
sentiments fraught with danger TO the peace and
harmony o. the SAFE, yet they evaded the issue.
QUERY.-W uIdunol be we'll to have branch
Of the "Commiuee of Public Safety" located 10
Cauoltonl Judging from the past, it might be
advisable to guard against luIure 'ullerior meas.
ures."
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San Exploded CaIumny."

The Ohio Statesman, of Friday last thus
meets our insinuation that, since they have nom-
mated Gen. Cass, the democracy would keep
mum on The subject of federalism during the
campaign:
"THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE SLANpER.-The
GAINESVILLE Courier, in speaking of the nomina-
ton OF Gen. Cass, re-vamps the exploded ca
lumny that he was once a Federalist. The Cou.
rier is probably not aware that Gen. Cass, in
early days, lived in Muskingum county-that,
by its Democracy, he was elected TO the first Of.
fee he ever filled; and that, among the old cit.
izens, Gen. Herrck, DR.. Hamm, DR.. Mitchell,
John Cordrey Of Dresden, and Others, whose
Democracy is above and beyond suspicion, the
fact can clearly be established that, alone of all
his family, Lewis Cass has ever been true to
Democratic principles, and at the very tins
the Federal Press charged him with Federalism,
he was the Democratic candidate for a seat in
the Legislature. The Courier Editor is new
conner in Central Ohio, and has given currency
to falsehood, when he might easily have learn
ed the truth"
We are aware that Cass once lived in this
county; we are aware that he was once chosen
TO the Legislature by its citizens, the only time
we believe, that he has ever obtained, or viii
obtain, office directly from the people; we are
new conner in Ohio, if 8 years enjoyment of 1t:
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

On Tuesday, the 4th day of JnIy next, will
be offered for sale, on the premises the following
real estate, belonging TO the estate OF James Sin
clair. deceased, to wit: two acres and fraction,
(tbe two acres will be sold separate from the trac
lion. and the fraction OF an acre separate from
the Two acres, the fraction on Lisbon street,) y-
ing and adjoining the lot Of land belonging to the
estate of John Mcclure, Sr deceased, and also
adjoining the town plat Of Carrolton: Also, lot
No SO, in Bohart's addition to the town of Car
rolIton, ON Lisbon street, ON which there is erect
ed brick house and other buildings: Also, Two
vacant lots, fronting SO feet each, and being the
same length Of other lots, lying OIL Lisbon street,
in said town of Carroton, 10th Of which lay on
an alley: Also, the one undivided seventh part
of lot number %, on the corner OF Market and
Lston streets, Garrollton, the one undivided sew
enth part of lot No. 90, market street, Carroll
ton, and the one undivided seventh part OF lot No
II, on Lisbon street, Carrollton, with the appurte-
nances; this property is better known as the old
Bohart tavern stand, and is situated on the east
corner OF Main and Lisbon streets, Carrolllon.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
GEORGE SLOAN, r.
CHARLES FAWCETT Ia 80
Tune =, 1eI3-ji-jI,
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Correspondence Of the Pittsburgh Gasetts.
Arrival of the United States.
NEW YORK. Nav St. 1848,


The Steamship United States, Capt. Hack
staff, arrived from Liverpool this morning, from
whence she sailed on the l7th day of May, ma.
king the passage in little over thirteen days,
and establishing her reputation as ,one of the
fastest ships afoat. Thehou and dgrainm markets
have slightly improved.
From Ireland intelligence has been received
that Mr.. Mitchell the editor of the United Irish
man has been arrested under The new felony
law. The trial Of Mr., OBren had closed but
the jury was unable to agree.
Mr.. Meaghers trial was progressing.
From SPAN there was nothing of importance.
The Austrian troops under the walls of We
roma has been defeated after most sauguinary
engagement.
FRANcE.--A letter dated Paris, May 18Th,
says: The people forcbly effected an enlrace to
the room of the National Assembly, and Mons
Hubert proclaimed in the name of the people q
dissolution of the Assembly. This violent de-
monstration originated from a sympathetic move
ment in favor Of Poland, not seconded by the
Assembly so fully as the people wished. The
city was in confusion at once, the workmen left
their shops, and the army of Clubs with which
Paris is filled, assembled on the BouIevards with
banners flying and signing the Marsellaise.
They proceeded from thence to the National
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LOCOfOCO County Convention.

The proceedings of the Locofoco County
Convention have been published. We have
carefully examined them, but can find no prin-
ciple, either implied or expressed, laid down as
the landmarks of the party,--as the doctrines,
advocated or condemned, by the candidates se-
lected by the Convention. The nominations of
Cass and Butler are cordially approved but the
principles that those men uphold, are left in the
shade. In regard to those matters, the Conven-
ton is as silent as the tomb. We regret this.
we had hoped to see the Locofocos of this coun-
ty "show their hand," and avow their senti-
mentS in reference to certain "uterior meas.
ures" wewotoE We had hoped to have heard a
calm, dispassionate expression of opinion on the
various topics that now agitate the public mind.
Such an expression was due to the people. due
10 the candidates, and due to the Convention.
There are certain doctrines advocated bv q
portion of the democracy" of Ohio--certain
"ulterior measures" that seek special legisla.
tion-certain lowering clouds that called for the
appointment ofa "Committee of Public Safety;''
and as the democracy of "little Carroll" had
no voice in the appointment Of this "Commil!ee