Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-02-14

anu q messing 10 tenants.
DANIEL WEBSTER and Revcrdv John son
have been engaged by the Commissioners
of the NJ. r. Church. South. as counsel in
the prosecution for the funds of the VI
+ T.. Church Hon. Rufus Choate has been
retained. it is said, by the Book Agents Of
the NJ f.. Church. as one of their counsel
in the expected prosecution of the claim
Of the Methodist +. Church, South, on the
properly Of the Church.
o. 1t is rumored that Major Bliss. whose
pen and sword contributed so largely to
the glory Of our arms in the late war with
Mexico, is engaged in preparing a history
of the campaign Of Gen. Taylor, all of
which he Witnessed and most OF which he
was consulted about.
MODERATE ArPETiTE.-"Mrs. Sprigs,
will you be helped TO small piece of the
turkey!' "les. my dear Mr.. Wilkins.
will" "What part would YOU prefer. my
dear Mrs. Sprigs!" IL viii have a couple
Of the winys-a couple of the legs-some
OF the breast-the side lonesome filling
and fer dampiinss. as | feel very I'M
well to-day" Wilkins fainted
Anti Harcry Paper AZ Hheeliag.-
The Daily Enterprise is the name of a
new paper started at Wheeling. Va The
editor speaks as follows in the frs, mum.
Der: "We are anti-slaverv. soul and body.
now and forever. We 90 against ensla-
wing the body. enslaving the mind, the
tongue. the press"
The Editor says. that if the people will
not sustain free press. he would lust as
soon they would drive him away.
SHIP BREAD IN DEMAND-The n. York
Tribune says the bakers of ship. bread,
though working day and night, cannot sup
plythe demand, IN consequence ofthe' gold
fever Ships have 10 hold over 10 get
bread. The amount Of bread made has
averaged 10000 pounds per day since
the first of December or more than . .OOo.-
900 barrels in all
ANOTHER RAILROAD To THE pAcIr,c.-l
VIM. Bayard, Of Y. Y. city, has PRAYED
Congress for certain facilities to enable
INN, and others associated with him, to
run railroad to the Pacific. of which he .
proposes to make st. Louis the Eastern
terminus. He offers to deposit five mill ,
ions OF dollars as a pledge that the work !
shall be completed in eigh, years.
The METHODIST CHURCH PROPERTY
'suEsTIoN.-The Committee appointed at
the last Methodist Episcopal General Con-
ference. held at Pittsburgh. TO whom was
referred the proposition of the NJ. f. Church +
South, relative to the division of the church
have como to the decision that
40 power will warrant the submission to
arblters of the claim ofthe Southern church
o the property of the Book Concern Of the
Church. A suit at law for the
'ecovery of property claimed is now the
proposed remedy of the church South.
IMPORTANT, IF TRRE.-The Washing
on correspondent of the n. Y. Courier.
'lluding to the recent sectional movement,
Jays: Whatever may be the conviction of
he public mind concerning these deyel.
'Pments. IT may be assured that every
tep has been taken, after some delibera.
ION upon its consequences, and that the
uture has been measured so far a. the
agacity of a few able and ambitious lead
RS could reach. 1t has indeed gone so
ar that the plan of a Southern confedera-
y has been sketched out, and ATLANTA. in
Ieorgia. has been designated as the future
eat of government
CANAL RIoT.-A party Of laborers re
emily working on the canal at Buffalo, Y.
ork. have struck for higher wages, and
ave attacked and driven off all who were
lsposed to work at the former rates.
several Military companies have been call
q out, and the rioters have announced
lelr determination to oppose The military
0TThe most popular and beloved Of
II the female sovereigns Of France was
he Empress Josephine. The new Presi
emf, who has ere this entered upon his
utles, is her grandson. 1t is thought
lat the name of Josephine brought more
irength to the cause Of Prince Louis i'm
he late election than even his relationship
} the great Emperor.
IRISH Wit AND GALLANrRy.-On Sat.
rday, when our streets were a perfect -
lare of ice, a lady pedestrian lost her n
alance and fell. As we aimed to assist "
er, we encountered genuine son of the
reen Isle, who on assisting to raise the
dv. exclaimed, "Faith, We must be a
vely good lady; for don't the Blessed
ook tache Us that it is the ricked ,ha,
and ON slippery places!"-[ State Sentl.
MoRE GoLD.-The ST Louis Organ Of
e l 9th ult.. says, that information had
ached that city, of new discovery of
Did regions in the vicinity Of the Rocky
ountains. about half way between the
ty of st. Louis and Suffers It is said
I'D is found in the sands Of the streams
Id upon the mountains. An expedition
already on foot for this new found Ophir
PICELED CABBAGEs-Take the heads If
C red cabbage. and quarter them. Then
lex them in a cask or stone ware vessel
wing each layer good sprinkling Of
1t. and place some weight on them
Ter remaining about a week. prepare
me vinegar by adding to each gallon
e ounce each Of mace. cinnamon and
ack pepper. and small bi. of alum
eat the vinegar scalding hot, and pour
ef the cabbage. When cool, tie over
cover the top of the vessel, SO as to keep
o contents from the air as much az NOS.