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Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

TIM "CuoeTAw TrLraRArn. We
have received the first Number OF our
thoelaw namesake, published at Doaks.
vile, Choclaw Nation, Mr.. Daniel Fol.
som, native. Is the Editor. aud D. G.
Ball. the ruhlishpr-boih Of whom ex.
hibit evidences ofabiliiy ami taste in Their
several departments. Ne bopo til, ex.
pertinent may prove successful, and a
source OF profit 10 the publisher Nc
publish the prospectus, according 10
promise. in another column.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

ORHu>'- rrrr,. syn rRnrtn'Er rAEr.
We cannot withhold the following rN.
tract iroml lhe Ny Tribune correspond.
cucr upon ~mid, Obncu'- lual aud pro.
hablr tate.
llEb,anug i0u1hihr rn'iic proceed.
ug- lu- rl.c'iou admiang sympathy irpm
ull he is 50 cheerful oud ,olncoIlrrtrd.
without ans uiiu'auu oi iuiidrrurr-.o
urm w.ihout aig appearance al hmvadp
$50 determined Ip meet his lHic in
maHurr wlnuur may be, worthy uf
h'- name unl rlrnrirr that h. herrrst
opponents almoi w..hllul hr may ,s-
cape While hc Judge, were absent
taking rclrcshmmt- Yesterday, splendid
bouquet WAS thpwn into the dock from
the gallery Appropriated to the ladies,
showing the feeling with which they o..
gardcd him.
The Government have siguided 20 Mr
O'bnrn and Instantly that ~ ease Of nn
adverse verdict the law must take iis
course, tIiut uolrnity need be- expected
from them II cnsc the Jury return
verdict of guilt. gn appeal viii hr made
10 the House OF Louds, founded on
wnt OF error The South i. as quiet as
a sleeping volcano, every iu,uIrciionWy
movement crnrd from the commence.
meut ol lha trIts. aud all hang upon the
result The ndihcrrurc that was man.
iicstcd about llem az lir.i has given place
To uuaIi.ahsorling anxiety Every thing
j, suspended, eery thing not thought OF
but the trials asd their consequences.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
Iowa and Michigan

Tar LrGIsLATuRE.-rhls body me, at
Idite Rock. on the 9Th inst, aud organic.
ed by the election Of the following officers
Gen. II. c. Byrd. President ofthe Senate,
J. NJ. Ross, Secretary, aud l. J. Howard
Doorkecpcr. Mr., T.. A. Warren, Of Ona.
chita was elected Speaker OF the House,
on the second ballot; ]. NJ. Tibbalts, was
elected Chief Clerk, J. +. fagan, assist
ant. aud John King, Dookeepcr On
Tuesday morning, His Exeellency, Gov
emor Drew, scnl ia his message.
We received the message through the
Banner, hut its length has prccludcd its
publicationlh This week. We will publish
ii in our mex.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
W HIN G 7 ON:
WEDNESDAY, II NOVEMBER Ia. is4a.

We tender om thanks TO Mr., V. d.
Palmer, New York, for copy of his
Business Mems Almanack for 1919. 1t
contains a fund of useful information
adapted to the wants of every practical
business man.
Mr.. Palmer IS our authorized agent to
receive aud receipt for subscriptions and
advertisements, in Philadelphia, Bati.
more, New York, aud Boston.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

An EyrEnrRislNG MAs,--An Illinois
editor speaking of a bankrupt in that
State, says he broke every bauk aud sab
bath day, that has been in the State for
'bc last five ycurs
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

Nrw NoGl CITy BANKs,-rhc returns
OF eight Of HE New York city banks,
made on the 3Oih Seplemper exhibit
specie on hand amounting to 81 ,1Ol, $40,
against Sl,35l $40 on the 10Th Of June
last, ,howlnga decrease Of S27O,07l, in
a little moro than three months The
net lo-- OF all resources is Si7q,9q2.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

Soum CAroLlNA.-,lhe new Legisla'
tufe Of South Gafolinn, Which elects the
Presidential Electors, consists, says the
New Orleans Bulletin, of the 9th ulI., Of
76 Cass men, G Taylor men, aud 2s
doubtful In speaking of the hitter the
Charleston Coafier says;
"In many instances, whilst aprcierenee
has not been expressed for Taylor, the
candidates ray that "a no ereM elR they
support Cass,
The news of the result in South Caro-.
lima. will probably be the tirsi we will
receive, aud the official account may rcacl.
us in time for ouf next,
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

TIE COLUMBIAN. aud uMoS Magazines,
for October, are ON our table. Both con.
tinne their interest, and merit patronage.
The engravings are well executed, aud
their pages are filled with gems from
many of the mosl popular writers,
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

ONO STATE EGneroX.-Laier accounts
from Ohio, enuiun the statement Of
Ford election, which we published last
week. We cor the following feIe.
graphic dc.pateh, from the 81 Loais
Revoille
CiNrfNxATI, Oct -. II N,
Ohicial RETURNS have been received irom
all the State, excepting COLUMBIA, Picka.
way. aud Wood counties, forl's ma.
jorily, with authentic returns from these
counties, E i3G.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

BMN's TELEdEAru Ave have before
Us says the Biumore sun OF the }OIli.
80 slip specimen of the practical rllicicn-
cy oi the lelearaphle appnrius oi Mr.
Balm, which wis yesterday put in opera
iiou ia lhis city and in connection with
the York, Pa. line. The plan is
very simple one, the local batteries aud
magnetic agcng being entirely dispensed
with, aud the original electric current
being thrown iVon . strip Of paper from
the point of a needle. The porcr Is pre-
pared for use by n chemical process IN
which il is saturated with acid, and ia
passing under lhC needle the characters
are distinctly formed upon the surface by
the oXidlzlng qIallty Of the fluid. No
impression Is made, but clear deep blue
mark is left upon the paper The cha
mctcr- used IN the experiment We wit
messed were those OF Professor Morsc's
alphabet. bu' we nderstRsd that Mr.
Balm has an alphabet OF hls own lnyon-
ton.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

NEnMoSr.-The people of Vermont
having failed 10 elect State officers, the
Legislature Of that State, now in session
at Montpelier met in joint ballot on the
18th inst, and proceeded to the election
ofa Governor Lieutenant Governor and
Treasurer, with the following results
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

Tn AMENDMENTS TO rnE CONSTITUTION
OF tins State, making the Circuit Judges.
proseentingnllofneys aud probate judges
elective by the people, passed iirsl
reading in the House of Representative,
on Thursday h,sl, by almost unanimous
vote They will no doubt pass ille Scualei
aud become pafl Of the Organic Law. The
seleeiieus to fill these Offices. instead oI
being mndo by the Legislature. ns hereto.
fore. viii now ba thrown directly beiorf
the people.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

Carlos Coolidge having received one
majority was declared elected Governor
of Vermont for the ensuing year In like
manner Robert Pierporul, Wing, was
elected Lieutenant Governor, aud Geo.
Howcs, Treasurcr
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

PSrvtLrpeciaet Bossicr parish, Ia.
Taylor's majority is.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

sslz=assazs..s
the musketry, which had been sounding
III our ears for thirty hours, had dice
away-Iher shill warhoop had changeo
to the melancholy death song-while a
number Of their liicless brothers who lay
dead onft the field heard not their mourn r
iul elegy.
They called oil their warriors-more
anxious to leave the ford OF the Toosha
than they had been to gainit We moved
on to the fort, at which place we arrived
on the evening OF the 10Th, worn down
with fatigue aud hunger, having eaten
nothing but a small colt for three days.
Two days after, council OF officers was
convened in which it was resolved, that
we had accomplished all We could, with
out more men and ammunition, and that
il was best for one hundred aud fifty oi us
10 proceed forthwith 10 this place, and re-
move upa suilicieucl Of ammunition. and
confer with you on the further movements
Of tho army Col Gillian was aeeompa-
nying US, in pursuance ol this resolution,
when the fatal accident OF his death oc.
cured nj the spring on the side OF the
lmalilla River.
A force Of less than siN hundred men
eamol successfully curry on Offensive op.
emlinns, as the enemy hase that force, OF
more, within hlly miles ai Fort Waters.
The ancestors ol Washington are thus
alluded to in "m Bnker.s history OF
Northampton, England
In 50 Hen. llj3s u the Manor of
Sulgmye iafeel OF the dissolved priofy o
st. Andrew. with all and, III Sulgne
and Woalinrd, uad certain land IN Stesfs.
bury uud Cotton near Northampton, late
i htluugiug 10 ihe SAID pdary, aud all lands
/ IN Sul4rare lafe belonging 10 the dissolved
ndalirs Of Gmus A-ihf and Gatezhy
Vert gGuted to Lawrence Washington,
hi sou aud heir agsd 10 years; who,
ioinly with he cldesl sou, Lawrence
Washington. sah the manor Of SulafaVe
IN lar. lldlWto his nephew Iareuco
Mnhrpeaee, ul the Tuner temple l.onlou
eauI
After the salsof tbs estate Lawrence
Washington retired 10 Bmginu. where
h. died L. -aaund son, Iuhu Washing
Fan, emIamlsl To tMs eamlry about the
middle al Tire .'yyulseHlh century, aud
Wa- lhe gent grandfather Of Graeer
AHsWNaIas
\ cufe laf hydurhaha las been tried
WIth complete ,urtu-s hy d. llalIrf. oi
Aaf., r.. N rln-nimHsa with DR. Me.
+ IVAN aua faser Tn rairni. lad
twelve ysaf= oia4', Vaz Hlieu hy mad
dasm ApHl symptoms of hyJlnnlubla
|mrnaraI ~ Ibs ~ p asialrr instant
+ lur doeilrs ordered Inn ip TAX Two
Hn4Iu, oi a#aiale oi Lend and tive sfaiu,
Dover, fHH#lsinvfy faaf hpur--ta dauk
! ifaply uf dIiutal acstia aril and hage Ia
=Hur reig rubbed VIII eluHl pafl' ui
hmuyI.Ie- IaIiah aHl uIte oil adfr
tins treatment t,llmaz1 hm .aIaAsa.
Haprdl nr rnmmnrJ iuI In h0ur4 Ia zHaw
symptoms III amfudmeuf. aud has been
gradually impndug He has taken
eishiy am.us uirurh nuirle, without rrn.
dariug auy aIhui .yu.ihIspHerrlhau tInY
qHllzua tHe zpa.m- aud producing sanud
sleep II, b. marh drhlluird. hut Graves
t iard nud WHof fr-l- we'll, and g. aHA.
/ iou. in Us al play with lu, a--oriair-.
~ T. SaH.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

lItsr.1f,p ,'oi >ts-ou1cm
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15
ELECTION RETURNS

We give below. all the information we
have been able to gather, OF the result N
this Slate:
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-06-10
ITEMS PoR sourHERNERs.

In times long past ALEXANDER HAMILTON said !:
As Europe will not take from us the products of
our soil on terms consistent with our interest," Ca
toHtori, IT she refuses some of the most impor-
tant altogether, the natural remedy is contract
as last as possible our wants of her."
In times long past Thomas JEFFERSON said !:
I" Where nation imposes high duties on orr pro-
ducttonS, or prohibits them altogether, il might be
proper for US TO do the same by theirs: first bur-
dening or excluding those productions schich they
bring here IN competition WiM our oacn Of the
same kind; selecting next such manufactures as
we take of them i'll great quantities, and which at
the same time we could the soonest furnish 10
ourselves"
Here we have both Federal and Democratic al-
thority from high sources that, if foreign countries
tax our products, il is duty and policy to reta-
liate Surely the Democratic party will not call
into question the opinion of Thomas JEFFERSON.
Albeit Mr.. Secretary WALKER, in his reports,
eloqueny dscoursed upon free trade, it is true that
England has returned 10 her corn-laws-" the slid
ing scale"-ind grain is falling, and, by conse-
quence, duties are rising.
Besides, England, whilst boasting of her approx
nation to free trade, (knowing it would be tempo
rary, owing TO the famine in ireland,) did not make
any movement whatever 10 reduce her duties on
our tobacco, which stand at three shillings per
pound which is about one thousand per cent, or
about eight hundred dollars per hogshead
But we will not continue the subject, because
facts and discussion will be unavailing till we get
Wing President and Wing Congress. We will
close therefore, by giving the result of expe-
rience-i. e. that the Domestic Market in point of
steadness and security, is superior to the foreign
now, and>always has been; that the domestic mar
ket may be increased double, treble, quadrupe, or
qunuple It's present extent, and enhance prices as
progresses and, finally, that for every dollar you
save by the depression Of manufactures, you lose
fire IN The price Of your staples.
MAY IL, ls4S. A SOUTHERNER.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-06-10
NEW GALvANIc APPARATUS.

The Rev. DIT CAILAN, Professor OF Physical Science in
Moynooth College, has invented kind Of gsyanic bat
tery IN which the pile consists Of alternate plates OF nc and
cast on ln ordinary batteries the Of paina plates
source Of great exPensehe ordinary price Of psna being
s2s per In hosc 10 which copper is substituted for
pana, the great number Of pairs Of plates required renders
powerful battery equally expensive. Wolason battery,
to be efficient the that has just been completed at
the College Of Maynooh, would require 900 pairs OF cop
per and zinc plates and thus il s estimated thai the entire
battery could not he constructed for less than G2000
Grove battery powerful the Maynoolh would require
expenditure OF Of 4s00 for pana alone, independently Of
her cost while only the Maynooh battery has n the pre-
sent instance f40 series Of experiments tcd from
which IL appears that this battery three times powerful
as any other now in existence fulgown turkey was
killed m hall second being touched by the wires dices
oon thick pieces Of "copper" and pieces Of the hardest tenn
pcrcd steel were ignited with the greatest caseievdd
The foregoing paragraph has ELECTED from Professor HARE
the following noe addressed the editors Of the Philadelphia
North American
Messrs EDrroas A paragraph quoted by you appeared
IN the North American Of yesterday IN which Il s represent
ed that the use Of iron substitute for paDa IN Groves
voac batteries an invention OF Caam. This
Several years since Schonben made battery in which iron
was employed in lieu Of plans Instructed by the account
published Of his apparatus made battery Of the same
ieria but original IN form and arrangement which call the
constant battery caomotor For equal surfaces the igning
power Of the battery las compared with hoc upon the old
constructions consisting Of copper and znc) 20 TO l.
Nevertheless, there Is great disadvantage in the use OF
on Although while in action under favorable circum'
Stances iron very we'll is always oxiodzed when,
after being in with the acid, II is exposed TO the air
and the fumes Of nitric OXIDE which very injurious TO The
respiratory organs, are much copious when iron s en-
ployed.
Ny experience induced me to abandon The Of iron tor
extensive SERIES other powerful batteries to be rsed ex-
ccptng, transienty, for illustration
Lat cy, resorted 10 construction which combined the
principle Of the gavanc dnagtor with that Of the constant
battery, In which pana used with effect, and yet very
economically Ofhis construction shall before long, pub
ish an account. am, gentlemen, your well w,sher,
MAY IL, 1918. ROBERT MAKE.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-06-10
ANOTHER sOUTHERNER

fmE ASD dreadful CAsUALTr.-About four O'Clock on
Saturday The ssrm Of FIRE given New York proceed
ing from building in The rear Of 1864 Mulberry street whore
some persons were engaged in making fireworks portion
OF them had exploded, seriously and probsby fatally iourne
brother and sister named Edward and Margaret Wisely and
se'nng hre 70 the premises TIE FIRE extingushed
and the two Wselys were taken TO The hospital
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-06-10

MATHEW GnHeonr died Albany on the 4th instant IN
the 9s, year Of his age He Of The men OF tne
better days Of the republic he entered the army IN
Connecticut AZ noncomissioned officer, and served during
the whole Of the war He participated In all the sofengs OF
the army Al vsey Forge Before the close Of the war ne
received Heutensnts commission, and was in Hsmiltons
II no, the very last surviving member Of the Society Of Gin
cinnau.--Akbdny Journal
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-06-10
10 THE EDITORS.

Messfs. GALEs & sLAroS Tn my return . the city, al
Ter few weeks absence your paper ofhe 18th May con-
tanning some remarks the existing the charts Of
the northwest coast of California, by Colonel BESros was
brought 10 my notice. Although have no desire 70 detract
from any one, yet think !, due 70 others as wei as 10 h
United States Exploring Expedition, 10 place the following
facts before the public respecting the errors which did er
10 the Longitude Of this coast The discovery of which is nov
claimed to have been first made and the corrected y
COL FREnoST, "through series Of astronomical olserya-
lions across the continent"
Shorty ser the publication Of Yancouyes charts in l7gs
errors suspected ers, in them hs points had been DE-
iennei by lunar observations and several chronomeers
which latter performed but nderenty, and from these bis re.
suits were obained from difference which found be-
tween hin snJ the Spanish surveying vessels employed At the
time the Of California The amount Of error
not however, truly ascortained until some years afer
ths when Captain Beechey, Of II. b. NJ s. the Blossom
visited ibis in 1926. His observations were copfrme
by Captain DE Petit Thouars the Frcnch frga,e la Venus
70 1896 and 1897 ard again by Captain Sir Edward Beche
~ H. b. W. surveying ship the Sulphur in 1885 and il
was again confirmed by United States Exploring Erped
ton In 1871.
These corrections all made the general charts pub
hed by order o Congress in ST. from the surveys and
examinations o The Exploring Expedition and have been
Tie possession Of shs gazing the Pacific ocean .nc,
that time.
BY comparing dates i viii be perceived that these dis
ooverss were known long snce and that the actual aoun
of ascesned twenty years spo by both IN,
English and French expeditions and we're published ly ou
own Government in the results Of the Exploring Expedition
sye prior T. the earliest da claimed by COL Benton as the
time When the observations Of eu, Col Fremont were made
With great respect, am, yoar, &c.
CHARLES WILKES.
WAsHtxGToS, JUSE G, ls4s.
MORE BIZ THE EDrroRs.--In matter purely sci
enhnc' difference OF opinion cannot be any cause
oi quarrel, nor even of unkind feeling. We pub.
ish Capt. WnREs's Note, as we did Mr.. Ben.
tons, without requiring any other authority than
he name OF The writer. We cannot, however, re.
press the obvious remark, that, as Col Fremont
was no. W possession Of the corrected charts spoken
of by Capt. WmKEs he Is still entitled n ,be r,er
of having, by means Of his astronomical obserya.
tions, discovered the error, though others also had
discovered the same error.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-06-10
WisHrseToS, JUsE G, ls4s.

Common Stock Community has been started IN perry
county, Pa The marriage ceremony is abropaed Tn wo,.
snip all dress white Dancing, 10 which men, women, and
children engage promiscuous, j. part OF their religious
ercses The members all remarkable ieeto,aers
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Nv the petition Of q. H. Mccormick, OF Stcela Tav-
Oern o. Virginia pray for the extension of patent
granted TO said g. H. Mccormick, for improvement in
reaping machines, for from the expiration of
said patent which takes place the 2lst day of June,
1873
II is ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
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once week for three successive weeks previous the
third Monday in February next.
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p s. Editors of the above papers will please copy and
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MADAME TARIN, from Paris VIII open IN Thur
INl day, the 18th instant choice OF Paris mil
nery, consisting of evening dresses embroidered and real
lace do capes veis caps, &c, hats, coures, flowers
Nc, OF the most approved fashions
Nadine T: will receive weekly from her store in Broad
way, New York. full supply Of all articles for balls and
parties throughout the and solics the patronage
the ladies of Washington.
Her store is Mr.. Heydon's Jewelry store, Al
street, few doors below Coeman's Hotel.
Jan. 1l-colMif