The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-10-27

'lme OF Nolh we presume thus vessel
was hul't anterior to the dr'uge. One
thing is certain 1t must hav4 been con-
struc:ed before that part Of the cont, n-nt
was covered by the debris from The noun
tains which elevated the surface above
the level of The ocean, and now forms
the habitabl- portion of IVES, jersey
Protection In our Jar Northwest suijccis.-
With the military expedition lately TO-
turned to St. Paul, Minnesota territory.
from our Red river settlements, where
military drfrnces are being established On
the British ine,' came a de ega,ion from
Prmb'n', OF about d'z,'n Chippewa
hali-bretds all having French names.
The 81 Paul Chronicle OF the a9,h ut,
says:
"They had long alk with Gov. Fam
srv, in the Representatives H I'll, ves.-r-
day during which they -nte;ed COM
plant OF aggresIons upon their rights by
persons on the oher side Of the line.
They stated that certain obnoxious men
on the British side had been appointed
chiefs over them: that tncv We're restrict
ed in their hunting privileges, &c and
that they came here to obtain protec-
t,on as American citizens.
"Ihe Cover or replied, in substance,
that thu United STATES was strong and
able to protect al; her ci,fzens-hat
they might ret assured she would do %
on all occasions when requirrd-and
that he would represent th,ir griev.n-
ces to the aui critic at Washington, and
SEE that right and Justice was done them.
They left we'll pleased and satisfied.
.Nrs from Sir. John Franhln's Erpeii-
ten. a communlca on from the l. rd,
of Admiralty. under date Of October +,
states hopes are entertained that the news
brought by Capt. Parker. of he rru.
love. arrived at Hull from Davis Straits
of Sir. John FrankIin's ship having been
seen by the natives as late as M,rch last
htsrt by the lee in Prince Regents In
let. IS not without foundation.
From the same source reports have
been received that Sir John Ross ships
are in the south of Prince Regents Inle:
and that the vessels OF both expeditions
are safe. This Rope is somrwha, strength
ened by the telegraphic message to The
Admiralty, since received, OF the Mayor
of Hull where the True love arrived last
March.
AMERICAN BurrEK'-We cut the fol-
lowing paragraph from the Scientific
American The subject is one worthy of
the closest attention:
The Gen'esee Farmer; sparkling Of
American butter in England, SAYS that
by foreign accounts it is not % W.. II pack
ed or made as the Irish or the Dutch, and
great quantity oft has been sold Tor
grease. as being unfit to use. We 'e!ieve
the evil OF this does no, so much lie in
the packing as in the way of collecting
the cream. To make good butter the
milk should never be turned when the
cream istaken off Let care be exercised
in this respect, and hen we will always
have sweat butter from sweat cream. Or
let the milk be churned without Skim
ming the way in which the brs, butter
is produced. 1t would be well to pack
the butter 6rkins inside of larger frkins,
filled between with salt.
SPLENDID PorAToEs Mr. VIM. Mar
shall Mask, of Cecil county. Md has
raised the present season, the largest and
finest Mercer and other description OF
potatoes we have ever seen. We yes
terday examined lot OF them which we
think cannot be sdrpassed-and. as it .
prevailing opinion among farmers, that
large seed are more likely TO produce
good po'atoesthan small, We would ad-
wise those in want to obtain supply
from Mr.. Mask .-Bah. Clipper.
ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY. The St.
Louis Reveille SAYS that full rugged
schooner has been built at Mineral Point,
Wisconsin, and transported thence across
the country forty mites to Galena, where
she wa. launched She sails direct for
San Francisco, via Chacres and Panama,
the design being 10 draw her on truck
across the Isthmus. She will reach st.
Louis about the middle of Novembs~.