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Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

The Senate Of Illinois has passed a
resolution, instruoting their representa-.
liyes in Congress,ito vote ior the Wilmot
Proyiso, by vote Of il tol
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

Municipal Oboeg-rhe election ior
Alderman aud Councilmen, under the re-
ecu, act OF The Legislature Incorporating
this place, will take place on Monday
next. Attend 10 il.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

The Senate has confirmed the nomina.
ton by the President, OF John d. Weller,
Of Ohio, TO run the Mexican boundary.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

Jackson Morton, lwhig) has been
elected United States Senator, by the
Legislature of Florida, in place of Mr.,
Wesicolt.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

We sec announced in the Gazette, the
name Of Bryant H. Smiihson, of Wash.
ington county, as Democratic candidate
for Governor.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

D- Lieut., Lynchs report of his ex'
plorations around the Dead Sea, is to be
published by the llarpers. Of New York
in two volumes.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

Tho Legislature OF New York has
passed resolutions, against the extension
OF Slavery into the new Territories. by a
large vote.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
From The Nep York Express,

70 the Editors. Tho French prophe-
cies which yon noticed in your paper, al
though very interesting, are certainly no'
more striking than one extracted from
some late newspaper, the name OF which
| have forgotten. IL i taken originally
from an Almanaa published IN Kinder
hook in 1921. The latter part OF it, when
we reeollecl that FIsn is our Goyorno'
elect, and that our State must now contain
somewhere abont three millions OF people
presents a curious coincidence.
"when the country is ruled by tailor bola,
A ba traf shall stitch with a thimble Of GOLD
And The water shall furnish, instead Of the land,
Three millions oimen with their fret IN command
The first lines poin. so plainly to "old
Zach and California. that ! have more
than once been Inclined to doubt It's al
legged origin. What do you lhink OF II
c. ID.
Considerable 1T We could see tho
Almanac ~. Y. Express.
We agree with the Express. Let "a
see the Almanac. and We then shall b.
better able To Judge whether the piopbe
eg was made bsteFe or after the event
v. o. bulletin.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

a painful case came before one Of the
magistrates of Philadelphia, on Saturday
week. a woman. under the belief that
her husband had been killed at Monterey,
married second husband. A few days
since, her first husband made his appear.
ance' having been just discharged from
Jefferson Barracks, aud laid claim to her
The poor woman, At her painful situation,
burst into flood Of tears. aud excited the
commiserolon Of all present. The matter
was compromised by her second husband
rusigning his ight ~ the female.
Louisville Courier
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

n We are authorized 10 announce T. loN'
NAN. n. a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney u
tbe 9Th Judicial Circuit ef the State of Atkansaa'
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

n We are authorized 70 aaaeuaee ALLl.N
" nIEyINs, asa candidate for Prosecuting
Auorney in tne sixth Judicial Circuit Of hs state
Of Arkansas.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

IL We are authorized to announce JOIN
Quu.LIN, as a candidate for lnoge o' tue w
Judicial Circuit, Of the State Of Arkansas.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

Al. We are authorized to announce RICHARD
d. PuRpoM. as a candidate fer Judge Of the
County aud Probate Court Of Hampstead county
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

INroRTAsr II 1RUE-1he Washington
correspondent of the New York Courier,
algding to the recent sectional improve.
men,s, says
Whatever may be the conviction Of
the public mird concerning these devel.
opnenis, il may be assured that every
step has been taken, after some delibcm.
tion upon It's consequences, and that the
future has been measured. so far as the
sagaci,y Of a few able and ambitions
leaders could reach. thas, indeed gone
so far, that the plan OF a Southern Con.
icdemcy has been sketched out, aud At.
Atlanta, in Georgia, has been designated
as the future seat Of Government
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

mwe are aalhori,ed to announce MAJOR
THOMAS HUBBARD, as a candidate loE Prose-
cutting Attorney, IN tho eh lndieisl Circuit, Of tue
s.ate Of Arkansas
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

II We are authorised to aanounee, LEVIN
l. HANDY, as a candidate for Judge Of the 9Th
JodIeial Circuit, of the State Of Arkansas
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

arwe arc authorized TO announce istAo
STRAIN, Esa.. of Camden, "a eandidats io'
cIreuh Judge Of the 9th Judicial Circuit
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
FOR G0fERN0R,
CYRUS W. WILSON.
OF PULASKI

We tender our thanks to Mr. John 5.
Spence, Of this place, and Mr.. p. Me-
callum af Camden, for late New Oaeans
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

n We are au,hurlsd to announce JAMES
A. BURTON. Esq, a, candidate for fToseea-
ting Attorney. IN the ssih JUDICIAL p'slfe'' Of 'ae
State Of Arkansas
November -, ls.s
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

L. We are authorized 10 snnOanoe J. IL
sco6GiN. Esq, Of Camden, as a candidate iaf
Prosecuting Attorney, IN the 9Th Judicial Circuit
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

1--WE arc authefised TO announce JOHN D
TRIMpi.E, as candidate for Probate Judge Of
Hemps,,ai county.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

u See advertisement Of NJ. Green,
in another column.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
NeTY respectfully

PULASKI CouNrY, AgK's. Jan, %, 1919
GcaticmeR.
Your communication OF the
goth inst. in which You regard me as be.
ing patriotic and sound ia principle, aud
therefore request me TO become candi.
date fer Governor Of the State Of Arkan.
sas, has come To hand, to which / now
briefly reply Il is known to you that |
am unaspiring aud desire to avoid the
strife inscpanbly connected with the life
OF q politician yet when my country
calls for my services, am ready to obey.
Although hundreds OF my lellow.cilizens
are much better qualified to give dignity
to responsible stations than | am, still |
cordially submit TO your honorable appeal.
aud authorize you 10 use my name as the
Wing candidate for Governor OF this
State, aud should the patriotic citizens Of
Arkansas elect me to the chair of State,
they may rest assured that the ConS,itn.
ti0A and Lars shall be my guide, and
that my time and talent shall be employed
IN advocating the promotion oil Education,
aud the improvement Of our Roads aud
Rivers. In fine, that | will sanction all
measures having a tendency to develop
the resources, promote the peace, and in.
crease the prosperity Of our infant com.
monwealih.
Nour obedient servant,
aud iellow-citlzen,
CYRUS W. WILSON.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
Major CasE Nomiaat6n CoIJrmol.

Mayor CaSS Nomination Col5me8.
The nomination OF Major Ass as lharge
dAdaires to Rome. has hen eofrmed
by the Senate, after all that hd been
said and done. The les vote D The
Senate on the motion to by the nmina-
ton on the table. stood Il TO 9 lie
was then confirmed.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

IMPROVED RAzoR.-A razor h been
invented in England which cafes a
guard with it, and make, it quilempos.
sible to ent the skin when shaviIl i
IS called the Planlagenei guard rasr.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
WAsmNGroy, ho :. lslo.

W. - 49,
SIR Objects interc sting to We United
States requiring that the Seme should
be in session on Monday, the ,h day OF
March next, TO receive aud act bon such
COMMUNICATIONS as may be mad To it on
the part ofthe Executive, your atandance
in the Senate Chamber, in this city, on
that day, at 10 o'clock in the iorooon, is
accordingly requested.
JAMES *. PIX.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

Sidk'PeeWaa R,adiNg.-lIo, is q
new version of Macbeth, conlfibted to
the Boston Courier by some pnnising
literary genius.
Ma Vas BuprS loqui,or)
" I'm AFRAID 70 think Of what I've done,
Look on il again ! dare not. Burn the dmmeats
! have made faces long enough, and sat
Like Lewis Cas- pinohej up IN " cifcuuiances.p p
fof Eack', elecliin I've free soiied my Ne;
For him the dough faced boilers have bubbled.
Aud whipped old Tsntpbogps round e slump,
Pat raisbane in the pofridge Of Democfty,
Aud BIT my blessed nose on Just to lok
That same old coca. Van Is a used up nn.
Down, down, brief platform! all the Orld's
shinglc,
And I'm the little end ont whitfield or
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
Thiers-Minister of War.

Thiers--Minister of War.
De Traey-Mnister of Marine and tho
Colonies.
DE Falloux-Mrnister OF Public In.
struction
Leon Foueher-Ministcr of Finance
We have already published Bixio, as
Minister OF Commerce, thus completing
the Ministry.l
The proposition for publishing the
Postal Reforms have been withdrawn
Tho Pope Intends 10 visit Paris in May
next.
Haty.-Rome is represented as being
the prey to popular disturbance. The
Clubs are IN complete possession of the
Government. Lueien Bonaparte, Prince
OF Canine who exercises some influence.
is firm in the determination of sustaining
the Ponuf's sovereignty during the Aus.
TRAN difficulties with Hungary,
Hungary and AuStria.-rhe city of
Wreslin probably preshurgh) has been
reduced to ashes, The whole OF Austria
is stated to be greatly disturbed.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. December 30, Isls.
C0aoH.-Markel decidedly fair New
Orleans | 3.s, pld iair upland aud Mobile
1 Lid. Those figures show further
advance OF l.sd,
The new law fixing the duty on Wheat
nt one shilling per quarter. poss '..sS 9pef
a.inn ON the lst OF ehruafy
The Flour Market Is heavy. Sales ut
26 . rs, duty paid,
Indian coya is dull and prices have de.
clined Sales Of prime Yellow at 32s Cd.
per quarter. Meal dnll.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

aTwe are authorized to nnnounee GEORGE
CONWAY, as candidate for Judge of the Sixth
Judicial circuit, of the State of Arkansas,
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

KrSrueky SENATOR rnor
Thomas Metealfu has been elected Uni.
ted States Senator from Kentucky, until
the ilh OF March next. Col. Lazarus
W. Powell was the nominee OF the Dem.
ocals. The vote stood
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31
Tro HUNDRED and Fi0s Ronl,d

TteO HUNDRED and FiGz Reh'd
humps Of Goia.-The New Yrk Sun,
states that Mr., Secretary BmhalaI has
received letters informing him of he dis.
eoyery of a place in Caliiomn alaost Of
solid gold-one lump of which wighed
two hundred and fifty pounds. D1btfnl.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

Election on The sra Monday in February nsIt.
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

e,mnosed of the counties of Polk, Pike, Mont
romefy, Sewer, Hrmps'esd' Lafayette elafS'
ouaehta. and Union,
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

We learn from the National Iniligen.
Ger TINT the President of the [ States
has issued the usual circular to Il Sena.
tors OF the United States, requeslg them
to meet in the Senate chamber olrle 9Th
day OF March next The following 5 n
copy Of the circular above referred to.
ia me Senator's Of ttr HadsS State,
pcNDfrftt.Iu
Washington telegraph., 1849-01-31

u At our last accounts from olam;
bus, Ohio, the Legislature had # sue
eeeded IN fixing up the figures as 10
ascertain who is Governor Botltaftles
claim the Governor. and both, a max
ing themselves ridleulous-the l.oeos,
however. have decidedly the ad,ntage
in bullying aud hlaekguafdism.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-23
A Daring Exploit.

WIN. Coulter and MIR. Bartleb iugh
were folluw ing the tracks of deer, about
ten miles norlb Of this place, cn Friday
The 1ath inst, they soon came 10 the deer
which appeared to have been lately kill
ed by some animal; its entraIls were
torn out and its caTcas otherwise much
mutilated. They soon observed tracks
of wild cat, and tracing them a short
distance, it was discovered the Cat had
ented a hole in ledge of rocks, A trap
was prepared and set at the mouth the
hole. Next morning, the Wild cat, Gear-
ly full grown, was found in the trap-fast
by the toes of the fore foot. The qnes-
ton then was, how to secure him alive
Coulter directed Bartlebangh SO anuse
him with a s,ck' and he thought She could
take one lid cat /, for Dsvy Crockett had
licked his weight Of Them The atten-
tion Of pussy being taken up with the
sick, CJnlter caught 1t by the back Of
the neck threw il, aud got his knees MP
on it. They then took their suspenders
and tied the feet. and Bill pulled off
one of his stocks, and drew il over its
he ad; thus secured they carried him home
and now have it ready for Van Amburg,
whenever he thinks it to order il.-L.
diana Pa Register.
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Nel6gr rRllaogW.
THE DYING VOLUNTEER:
AN INCIDENT OF .MOLINO DEL
FEY.
by b. @. cHlrMAN.

Tie Sun had risen in all his glorious
majesty, aud hung over the eastern hor
izon like ball of glowing 6re. It's bright
rays danced merrdy along the Lake OF
Tescuso, over the gli,tering domes of-tbe
City of Mexico-pasi the frowning battles
men,s off Chapuitepec Castle, and lit, in
ell their gioriens effulgence, upon the
blood stained battle feld of Molino Del
Rey. f -
The contest was over, the sound of the
battle had died away, save distant shot
from the artillery of the Castle, or the Gre
Of some strollibg rifemep.
was standing beside the battered re.
mains of the Mill door, above which the
6rst footing had been gained upon the
well contested wall, and gazing over the
plain row saturated with the blood of my
fellow soldiers, which that morning waved
green with flowing grass, when heard a
low and feeble moan in the ditch beside;
me. turned towards the spot. and be-
held, with his right leg shattered by a.
cannon ball, voltigeur lying amid he
mangled dead. lie had been pasted by
ia the haste Of taking ur the wound ed
Under the ere of the Castle, and the rsys
Of ibs burning. sun beat down with terri-
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-23
An Affecting Anerdnte.

A corporal Of the rife brigad e ,farsrob-
bing SPaaiard cfsom bread, as iried
by drumshe ad courl.msrtial, and brought
out imme ediately afterw ards for puplsh-
ment. When the brigade was formed i,
and the unhappy corporal, who tlll thep
bore an excellen Character, was placed
in the centre Of the square, close to the
triangle, lie general said, in stern
voice, Strip, ar The corporal never
uttered a word t,il actually tied up, when,
turning his head round SO far as his hu
initiating position enabled him, he said
IN firm and respectfh voice, General
Crawford, spare me- The general re :
Piled, 1T cannot be; your crime is too
great The unhappy man, who W as
sentenced to be reduced to the pay and
rank Of private soldier, and 10 receipe
fwo hundred idshes, then added, 'Oh,
general! do you recollect when we were
both taken prisoners in Buenos Ayres!
Wewere confined with others in sort If
pond. You sat on my kuapsack,s fa-
tigned and huugry. shared my last bis
cut with you--on that occasion you
shook me by the hand, swearing never to
forget my kindness--lt is now in your
power. You know that when | comnit :
ted the act for which am now m ,de so
bumiliating spectacle TO my comrades,
we had been short OF rat ions for some
time Not only the general, but the
whole square, was affected by this address.
Tie bugler, who stood behind the corpo-
raj, then, on nod, from the bug gle.major,
inf cted the first lash, which drew blood
from as brave fellow as ever carried a
mnsket. The general started, and turn
ed hastily round. said, who ordered that
bugler to fog? -Send him to drill! send
him to drill! take him down! take him
down! | remember it well!' all the time
pacing up and down the square, wiping
his face with his handk erchef; trying to
hide emotions that were Visible TO the
whole square. After recovering his no
Bile feeling, The gallant general uttered
with broken accent, 'Why does brave
soldier like you commit these crimes!'
Then beckoning, to his orderly for his
horse, he nled and galloped off. In a
few days the corporal was restored to his
rank, and saw him year afterwards n
respected sergeant. Had the poor fellow 5
sentence been carried out, valuab Bile
soldier would have been lost TO the SER
vice, and good man converted into
worthless one.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-23

MURDER OF RossI, AT ROME.

MURDER OF ROSsI,AT ROME.
Tie following graphic description of
the manner in which The Pope's Minis.
ter [Rossll was murdered at Rome, is
from the pen of a lady correspondent OF
the NY. Tribune;
The 18th was a beautiful day, aud | had
gone out for long walk Returning at
night, the old Pandrona mel ne with her
usual smile liue closed. Do you
know, said she, that the Minister Rossl
has been killed. INu Roman sale mur.
der.1
KILLED.
.Hes-wt,L thrust in the back. A
wicked man, surely, but is that the way
TO punish Chrlstiaus?' Il cannot OBJ.
served Philosopher, 'sympathize under
deedi but surely the manner Of doing it
was grandiose.
The people at large were not so refined
in their comments as either the Padrona
| or the Philosopher: but soldier and popu-
lace alike ran up and down singing
Blessed the baud that rids the earth of a
tyrsot!'
Certainly the manner Was grandiose
The Chamber was awaiting the en-,
trance of Rossi. tIad he lived to enter,
he would have found the Assembly, with.
out single exception, ranged upon the
Opposition Benches His carriage ap.
proached, attended by bowling kissing
tnul ltilude. He smiled, affected uucon.
Germ, bat must have felt relieved when
his hurrses entered tee conrtsya ard gate
Of tie Canceileria. He did no. know
that he ewassntering his place ofexecution
Tie horses stopped; he alighted in the
midst Of a crowd; il Jostled him as if for
the purpose of insult; he turned ahruptly ly
and received, as he did SO, tue fatal blow
1t was dealt by a resolute, perhaps ex-
pelieuced hand; he fell and spoke no
word more.
The crowd, as if previously acquainted
with the plan, as no daubt most of them
were, Issued quietly from'lhe gate and
passed through the out side crowd--ll $
members, among whom, was lie who dealt
the blow, dispensing in all diseclions.
For two or three minutes this outside
crowd did net know thai any thing spes
Aciai bad happened.
When they did, the news was al the
moment received in silence, The solids
,ers 10 whom Rossi had trusted, whom he
had hoped to fatter and bribe, stood at
their posl and said not word. Neither
lhey nor any one asked 'Who did this!--
Where is he gomez The sense of the
people certainly was-that IL was on act
OF summary Justice on an offender whom
the laws could not reach, but they felt IT
to be indeceat to shouta or exult on the
spot where he was breathing hia last
Rome SO long Supposed the Capital of
ceitainly took very pa
ganpiew Of this act, aud the piece repre-,
seDted on the occasion at the theatIes
was The Death Of Nero
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-23
Good HIM.

A Dutcha.au from the West went to
pay his exceileney, the President a visit.
He happened to call just as the Presiden
aud four others, were sitting down to
dine. The President, asking him To be
seated, al The same timo inquired fthere
as anything new or strange in the couD :
try. No. think not, except one OF my
cows hash i've calses,' .AL!--indeed.
and did they all suck at one time!' No
sar.' replyed the da, chmau. 'iour on 'em,
suck while the tudder Looks on, sbust as
doshn The hint was SO msgnfiicent that
clean plate was immediatly ordered,
aud the Dutchrnsn sested al the, where
lie partook Of a comfort with his excel
ieBcy, the President. ~ W n
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-23
Go to thy mothers side,

And her crushed bosom cheer.
Thine own anguish strive to hide;
+. Wipe from her cheek the tear;
Mark her worn frame and withered brow,
The gray that streaks her dark hair now,
With fading frame and trembling limb
And trace the ruin back to him
Whose plighted faith, in early youth,
Promised eternal love and truth,
But who, forsw orn, hath yielded up
That promise to the cursed cup;
And led her down, through love and light,
And all that made her prospects bright,
And chained her there, mid want and strife
That lowly thing, a drunkard ife-
And stamped on childhood brow so mild,
That wilhering blight, the drunkard's child!
Go hear, and feel, and see and know,
And that MY SOUL hath felt and known,
Then look upon the wine cups glow,
See if its beauty can atone
Think if its flavor you will try
When all proclaim "'tis drink and dis!"
Tell me HATE the bowl
HATE is feeble word,
ILoArHE--ABHOR- rery souf,
With strong disgust is stirred,
Whene 'er see, or hear, or tell,
OF the dark BEVER AGE OF HE'LL!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-23
HOURS OF SLEEP.
Nature rtqaires FIVE,
Custom gives seven!
Laziness takes nine,
And Wickrdness eleven.

BIZ WlsE--Let not sence and reason de.
part, these proudest and best gift of nature;
God has given these as the first and highest
endownents, and may every living creature
know, that time spent in folly is crime, loss
of mind, soul, judgment and every thing that
leads to wisdom.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-23

'Goldi' 1t is the God of the world
Only whisper the word, and its worships
pers fal! down on their knees; breathe 1t
in the valley aud il is heard al the noun :
tain top. Tell where it can be found
and the millions rush to the spot faster
than they would 60 TO Heaven.
This is true, some consider gold super.
Tor o their God, and worship il as the
fondling hope of their salty; when gold
tie, have, they fell as ssucy as if they
we're from Paradise aclingas angels.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-23

Why seek far shores for precious ores!
To me the case is clear
We needn't roam al all froni home.
We've hosts of OVERS here!
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Frequent application is to the mind
what repeated tillage is to heearth.
A LADY wrote upon a window some yers
Ses intimstiag her design Of never marry
ing. A gentleman wrote the follow log
underneath lt:--
The lady who this resolution took,
Wrote il on glass to show that il could be
broke
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-23
Go see what / have seen,

Behold the strong man bowed
With gnashing teeth-lips bathed in blood
And cold and livld brow;
Go catch his @ithered glance and see
There mirrored, his souls misery.
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Democratic Pioneer.
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An iron villa man that wont consent to
let the girls kiss him, without returning the
compliment.
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A thought .hai Ives is only q deco
struggling iDio-birlh. - y@.i. -.
zsssss.-st
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The New York Mirrer- recomm ends
that in reading H,ing rumots, theft he
dropped. - S3e'ssfes
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T Np6RtW>

Confidence cannot dwell where sel6shs
ness is poEtera al the gate.
is estimated at l50,0 900 bales.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-23

Why, kase dey am fund Of de. bae.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-23

CoSuNpRua.--'San, why am lawyers
like hsbes!'
i doe.n't medlis ~il dat .utject at