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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-02

0rln 1910, a singular looking man
came TO a town in the Canton of Zurich.
in Switzerland. about 10 o'clock at night,
and requested lodging. which was grant
ed. About an hour afterwards, the land
lord was awakened by two men, who in
sisted on being taken to the room where
the first man had been placed. saying
that he was lunatic. When they got
into the room. they found the guest irang-
ing. The friends bewailed the event very
much. and uttered some suspicious of the
landlord. lie dreading the bad impress
sion that the affair would make on the
public. offered the others 100 francs, if
they would keep the thing secret. They
agreed to it and put the man that was
hanged into sack and carried him away.
Upon the road they empted the sack,
and the dead man ran Off with the others,
and afterwards divided the 100 francs
with them. Instead Of putting the rope
around his neck he had put it under his
arms.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-02

Prussia and Ausiria.-lt appears
from the telegraphic report of the foreign
news brought by the HibernTa. thai war
between Austria and Prussia is not i'm
probable. The Austrian Cabinet has
made a formal protest against the convo-
cation of the German parliament at Er-
but. on the grounds of the revolutionary
tendencies to which it would give rise
Prussia replies that she has duly weighed
all these considerations. but that more ei-
evated and pressing matters urge her to
perseverc. As regards any real dangers
TO be apprehended, she will know how to
meet them.
The difficulties between Turkey and
Russia. have been fully adjusted.
There is nothing further respecting the
Whereabouts Of the Hungarian and ioiisf
refugees
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-02
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ryNsgta3 CIaV. - vision. No. ,. SON~ 0i EcT
tyA-s y~rancr.-J3 Meet every "Wednesday
SS7Tt1 evening, at 64 o'ci'k.
Nee hamic,' Mntuu1 Protection. 40. 3,
ot sSiriluoMl.
" Meets an Thursday evening Of each week,
y, the Hall Of the Young Mems Literary Asso-
cation at O.! o'clock
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-02
NEW-YEAIs.S ADDRESS.

The time of the Suns rising and setting, i
calculated for Saturday Of each week.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-02

Coop News FOR HoUsEwIvEs.-An
ingenious Yankee processes to have dis
covered mode by which every descriP-
ton of clothes may be purified and rem
dered beautifully clean and white.'' with
out washing. 1t is done by chemical
compound being placed in the water with
the soap: by allowing the clothes to lie in
the water thus prepared they wash them
selves. and receive no injury! If this Is
real discovery. (and why may ii not
be y the discoverer will make his own for
tune and millions Of women good natured
every day in the week.-Albany Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-02

In 1850, DR.. Rush wrote a letter TO Mr..
Brown, the editor Of the Federal Union
9ivin. him directions how to conduct a
newspaper in such a manner as to make
it innocent, useful and entertaining The
paper is very interesting one, and may
be read with instruction at the present
day.
T. Never suffer your paper to be a
vehicle of private scandal or OF personal
disputes. If the faults Of public officers
are exposed let it be done with decency
No man has right to attack the vices or
follics Of private citizens in newspaper
Should you. under false idea of pre-
serving the liberty of the press, lay open
the secrets Of families and thereby wound
female honor and delicacy. Il hope our
Legislature (this is the language of DR.
Rush--Ed.) will repeal the law that re-
lates to assalt and battery, and THAT the
liberty of the bludgeon will be as sacred
and universal in Penn. as your liberty Of
the press
5 Never publish an article in your
paper that you would not wish your wife
or daughter (if you have any should read
or understand.
The less you publish about yourself, the
better. What have your readers TO do
with the neglects or insults that are offered
to you by your fellow-citizens! If a prn-
ter ohends you, attack him in your paper,
because he can defend himself with the
same weapons with which you wound him,
Type against type is fair play. DIR. RusH
enlargcs upon this, and then says: "lf
you had been in twenty Bunker's Hill
battles. instead of one, and had fought for
ty duels into the bargain. and where after
wards to revenge an affront. upon a man
who was not printer. in a newspaper. |
would not believe that you possessed a
particle Of true courage
9. Let the advancement Of agricul-
ture. manufactures. and commerce, be
the principal objects Of your paper. A
receipt TO destroy insects that feed upon
turnips. or to prevent the rot in sheep. will
be more useful, in America, than all the
the inventions for destroying the human
species. which SO often fill the columns of
European newspapers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-02
FOrejUYp Gold Coins.


(Cerreefed weekiy, for Me Cincinnati Casene.J
By GEomeE MILNE * Co, West Third street,
Bankers and Dealers in Money aud Bills Of
Exchange; who make coll ections throughout
tho u. States, Canada and Europr-kcep de-
post ace counts--and draw on Eng gland IN sums
10 suit purchasers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-02

Hom HDYaad ras Gathered Togcfh.
er.-No description can convey the
slightest notion of the way in which Uol-
land has been gathered. particle by par
tlcle. out of the waste waters. of the
strange aspect of the country. and the in
cesSant vigilance and the wondrous pre-
cautions by which il is preserved. Hol-
land is. in the fullest sense am alluvon of
the sea. 1t consists Of sand and mud
rescued from the ocean. and banked UP
on all sides. Produced bv the most dex-
ferrous and indefatigablc exer,ions, it can
be maintained only by artificial means
If the efforts by which it was redeemed
from the waters were to be relaxed. the
ocean would e-assert its rights. and the
whole kingdom would be Submerged
The slightest accident might sweep Hol.
land into the deep. 1t was once nearly
undermined by an insect. Indeed the
necessity Of destroying insects is so urg-
ent. that the stork. great feeder upon
them, is actually held in vencration. and
almost every species Of bird is religious.
iy protected from injury. Bird netting is
strictly prohibited by law The drift ol
all this is palpable enough. But it is Gu
rious that the very existence Of grea,
country should depend on such guaran
ties.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-02

The Bargain and tie C0nsidcration.-
Idmttted al last Openly and Fully
Yesterday Mr.. Green Of Montgomery,
who by the way. is one Of the very best
members Of the House. was engaged in
throwing rocks at the Locofocos and took
occasion TO say. that there was regular
bargain last year between the LocOfocos
and some Of the Free Solers, and that a
bargain was written and signed by the
parties. Some one on the other side ask :
ed if he had seen the writing. lie said.
no. but Mr. Larimer of Perry, had told
him there was such writing, and that ev-
cry Locofoco in the House but himself
had signed it. Mr.. Pugh denied signing
any contract. lie had signed paper
with other Democratic members, in which
they agreed dmong themselves that they
would vote for the repeal Of the black
laws. Mr.. Green asked what c0nsidera-
ton there was for this promise. Pugh
said the consideration was. that THi,
FREE SOILERS SHOULD STAND
BY HIN in his contest for "a seat there,
&c. We take it. that after this open con-
fession in the hall of the House of Rep
resentativcs, this transaction will no lon
ger be misunderstood by the people OF
Ohio. We ask the press everywhere. to
note and remember the above.
Verify. ifthc House was not '.confer-
cncc meeting Just then. ii was ROM fcss.
iOnai, and one of some interest We
ask careful reading Of the report Of this
debate .. 5. Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-02
.. q. q y.

Meet on Fri,Irv evening ot each week, nt Gl
o'clock. Hall IN Lippcncou's new building. OPP
posltr The Huntington House.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-02

Fa7nc Of Bott1ed Spcc;Gcs.-Most of
our readers have heard Of Dr. Jaynes'
Vermiiuges. Febrifuges. Tonic Mixtures,
&c. which many people testify have ad-
ded greatly to their comfort and happi-
ness in this world Well it is gratifying
to know that as the Doctor was increasing
the comforts of the people, SO also he was
enlarginy his own worldly welfare. We
learn that Jayne has purchased lot
and building on Chestnut street, Phila-
delphia. The lot is 90 feet by l4l-thc
price $4,000. DR.. J. had previously
purchased five feet for $4,000. His en-
tire purchase now comprises near so feet
on Chestnut st. running back l4l feet to
Charters Alley. His main building will
occupy about the centre OF the lot, with a
front of IL feet. The cost will be about
$4,000. The Improvement, when COM
pleted. will be one of the most imposing
that has taken place in Philadelphia for
years. The outlay, it will be seen, will
amount to more than Sl55, 900.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-02

AWFUL AccIDENr.-A laborer by the
name OF Heating. employed on the Lacka-
wana division OF ,i.e Pennsylvania Coal
Companv's railroad. was killed last week
in an awful manner. They had prepared
4 sand blast which! was about 20 be fired
Heating stood over the aperture while his
comrade held coal near by. spark from
which IS supposed to have fallen into a
fssure. communicating with the blast.
which instantly exploded. throwing kcas-
ing into an adjacent piece of woods; the
other man was Untouched. \ search was
made for the body. which was tracked by
the drops of blood: short distance in the
woods his heart was found. warm and
trhoie; not far from this his head. and in a
briary copse his mutila.ed trunk. The
whole amount of the powder was said to
have been but two pounds. We, this sufficed
TO send the unfortunate man high in the
air. and distance Of two hundred feet to
one side.--Lackamana (Pa) Journal
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-02

RAILROAD CHaNGE-The Cincinnati
and Springfield r. R. propose to con-
s,ruct new track commencing at Foster s
Crossings-running through Lebanon and
terminating at Waynesville. This will
shorten the Little Miami R. r .fre miles.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-02

GEoGRAPHY.-s'IIow many poles are
therel"
s.Three.'
ssName them"
s.The North Pole. the South Pole. and
the Pole which knocked down the per-
simn,on.'
Fright Next. Which is the principal
sea IN Europe'
s.The see Of Rome?"
"Verv good. Which are the principal
Capes in the United States!
1.-The Capes of Fashion y
.Good What kind Of fish are mos
common.''
God fish aristocracy."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-02
GsVSICTU VVTUVTsCV.
D, N.Yf,., Puts

Ncw Orleans Exchange.
Sight bmy par; 30 days buy. int. & AIS.
DO sell / pm; 60 days +" = dis.
80 days buying int. and ! dis.
Sterling Exchange IN n. York. per cent. pm
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-01-02

Michigan Ins. Co. ) DIS
state Bank Detroit, ) DIS
I''nr.N Nee. Bk. do. } DIS
All other Bank : no sale.
" isr0nSin.
Wa. & Fire In. Co. , Gs
sIhrse Banks have
heretofore been froni9h0
, discount. but are now
generally reed nj par.
The New York herald., 1850-02-18

The Cenfeei Boarding House Fracas One day last
before the mssistrste At the TOmSs in Of
. dispute arising between two gentlemen by the
of Peter Mallet and Thos Jerome respecting the legal
entrance to the dwelling house, Nos and 10 State
street kept BY Miss Graham We then stated that Mr.
Msliet claimed bis entrance through the doorway No
trance, and the boardsrs OF Miss Grshsm we're, ac-
cording to verbal agreement entitled to enter by the
door NJ and not by No. TO- Since the last hearing
before Justice Monnort facts have been brought
to light ON this important doorway question, aud
learn that Mr. Jerome and family previous the
frst of last May boarded with Miss Graham but since
that time MIR Jerome hired the lover part OF the house
No. 10 consisting Of two palors kitchen and upper
bedroom, at rent Of $425, exclusive Of board These
rooms, together with the entry Of No To- Mr. Jerome
furnished In good style and to have the exclusive
entrance Of that door the boardsrs of Miss Graham
on nootSy for ne. months until the ss Of tn.
present month when MIR. Mallet took board with Mise
Graham he claiming the privilege to pss and out at
door No. 10, because Il better Furnished and
looked more genteel than No o This privilege Mr..
prohibited Mr. Mallst from trsspsssisg where he
had legal right. No was Mr. Mallsts legal en-
trance and In consequence OF his endesvons to force
his wsy through No 10, the Of the whole diff.
hcuty The magistrate has not yet decided positively
the but has nmsted that threats having been
used Of personal viosnce BY both gentlemen he shoud
therefore in all probability hold both parties bail
keep the peace they could not sdiust the matter
auicably between them. MIR. Jerome we nov under.
for trsspass The magstrsteit will be seen. had no
power to decide By which door Mr.. Msllst should
enter. All he enabled to decide, was wh.ther
the threats used In the sltercation between the
parties were sufficient In themselves to tend to
breach OF the public peace; that when Mr.. Jerome
said be would break every ID bone in Mr. Mallss's
body, did be mean what he said and VIXEN Mr. Mallet
declared he could whip many Jerones could stand
betseen the Battery and the Astor House he
what he esidl The fact H. that both exhibited much
yslor than they intended to carry into effect,
and will posibly result In the magistrate holding them
both to bail for their future pesceAbls oonduot.
Chorge Of Breaking Open q Trunk -Oficer Win.
tringhsm. Of the Third ward, arrested on Saturday
vauuO mar nv h NJ Ea~sx "A -
son, on charge Of breaking open trunk at Pesks-
KILL Westchsstsr county, and stealing therefrom $50
In money, snd . pistol, ths property Of Mr. George
money, made hts way to this city, where he was ar
rested By the above ocer On searching the prso
$50 Of the stolen money recovered aud many art
cles purchased with the remainder. The pistol was
recovered from the pawn shop Of Adolphus in Pearl
street. The prisoner was sent back to Peekskl for
xfsl
The New York herald., 1850-02-18
QvorArieNs ron rHn rsrcrsL srscKs ~ TINE Nrv
lonk MsRkEr.
Sat. Mon. Tue. We'd Thu. FRI. Sat

comparison Of prices current at the close Of the
market yesterday with those ruling at the close OF the
previous week exhibits advance 10 United States
1867 Of ~ per cent Ohio g. I; Illinois, x; Resdisg
Rsirosd 4; Erie Railroad, Sk; Harlem, Ia; Farners
Loan, Canton Company, ~; Morris Canal, q Erie
Bends, old. I; Erie Bonds nev, IN; and decline in
Long Island Of y per cent; New Haven, IA.
We give, in another part Of this days paper, ful
fair and mpsrts exposition Of the affairs Of the North
American Trust and Banking Company. The recent
enormous speculation this stock the great interest
at stake and the large number Of individuals interest
ed both In this coustry and In Europe, the plea OF
usury that Il IL proposed to put In TO repudste the
debts contracted during the operation Of the bank tn
outrageous svindipg transactions perpstrsted upon
the public In obtaining mortgages upon real estate
snd the numerous suits stil pending, relative TO the
claims Of and upon the company, and the amount In
yoyed make II matter Of the highest portsuce that
the actual position Of the liabilities and assets Of the
concern should be perfectly understood not only 10 this
community but In England where the parties interested
n the trusts reside During the progress Of the recent
,p.cuson In this stock, In anticipation Of the de-
cjs.n Of the Court Of Appeals we noticed that the
srcs.-t Ignorance prevailed relative to the points ct
.,ue TO the amount Of assets In the hands Of the
e.,ver and TO the amount Of claims against the com
pauy ard the exposition referred TO places the whole
matter before the public 10 its proper light The Dry
Dock Bank csse ~hieh crested such excitement is
this city. among capitalists and moueysd men gens.
rally vss tribe compsred with this. In that oay
.bcut $3.50 600 repudsted upon the plea Of usuy
While IN this u b proposed TO iiqudate claims smount
The New York herald., 1850-02-18

THr LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM HusGAsY.-By pri-
vate accounts, from Hungarian source, which we
have received learn that the wing the latest
acts Of the Austrian to the country and
people now lying PROSTATE at her feet
An order has been issued intended doubt reach
the Hungarian exiss In America, to the following
effect -
All officers Of the late Hungarian army are CON-
msndsd to present themselves to the Austrian army TO
be enrolled soldiers other wire they will be
considered and treated deserters. All individuals
charged with political criminal offences, whose
have been published In the Vienna Zeftnng. are judi
cisIy dsd and required to present themselves
and make their defence before the proper tribunal
within three months time.
Among these persons are :-kossuth, ex. President,
and Minister szem.re Ministers Cssimir Bsthyauy,
dssus Madsrss the two latter the most distinguished
republicans and OF the late Hungarian House Of
the others all OF them active agents In
the late attempted revolution
Our correspondent quires "Who would be 20 sense
lees TO present themselves before their slaughter
benches ?"
IA. ADDS: A sullep stiffness reigns the country,
which it is to be hoped is the precursor OF storm
Ninety Eve Colonels Of the Hunga army have been
lately condemned te eighteen years imp mpi,snmsnt In
irons and great number of Majors 70 twelve years
consnement.
The Hungarian oGicer Pul.ki has just published
Hupe earian revolution II which copies expected
TO arrive by the steamer Colonel Praxsy. 10
ths city is believe. nearly ready with hi. work Of
"Reminiscences and Anecdotes OF the Hungarian War
and lite Heroes - This will undoubtedly be highly
interesting work
The New York herald., 1850-02-18
Brooklyn CITY Intelligence

Rev. Mr. Atknoon. OF Lowell Mase has received and
accepted call from the Bridge street Congregations al
Church ot Brooklyn.
6AiS or CsuncH PaorKRry.-On Saturday, the First
Preeby terisn Church made application TO Hon. 4. A.
Johnson County Judge. for leave TO sell their church
property corner OF Fulton and rinrsppe streets and
purchase site In another part OF the city house
Of worship The application was grauted and IL was
ordered BY the Judge that the deed OF the new
~ should centan the conditions the present
and that the Church remain In connection with the
Preebytsry Of New York Upon examination of the
present edhce at the time of the falling CT the celiux
Of the Reformed Dutch church II found safe for
occut alton: and the location is valuable for business
purpoeee IL will be disposed Of The society contsm
plates erecting their edce the corner Of
and Remsen streets, on the spot known Msyna-as
Garden.
Tus Naval CorRr MARrIAL. nov In session a. the
Navy Yard, for the trial OF Commodore Cooper. has
reported to the Secretary Of the Navy that he Is too
sick to be tried.
TpE Cousrs.-CncUrr Counr- Before Judge Morse -
The Jury In the of Clspp and Kent vs. James and
Elias Hubbard gave verdict that the goods that the
plaintiff replevined be given to them and In vor Of
the bills against James Hubbard OF the 9th aud n IN Of
May. ON saturday seventeen prisoners srraiened
upon indictments found against them b. the Grand
Jury
CIry Counr--Before Judge Green wood and Aldermen
Haw xhurst aud Tay lor In the OF Kristina Kali
bert on trial perjury the jury rendered verdict %
guilty. kd~srd fadissn Vas on Trial saturday for
hramy
The New York herald., 1850-02-18

The n. o Pieayun,, Of the 7th last says We have
received, by o late arrival from Yucstan the Merida
Boi,tin Ofsiai Of the 22d ult
The governme Mt hsued Q decree on the 2lst permit
ting i'm portston into Merida of brown muscovsdo
sps cucurucho sugar. the pay ment Of municipal
tar Of tso rails Qunital. White and crushed sugar
to continue paying four rias the quinta according
to the tariff OF November 80, 1sti.
We slso learn by private letter, dated Csmpeachy,
25th ult received by mercsute house In tnis city
that the 18th ut orders received from the city
OF Mexico for the Mexican tariff 20 go into opera
tion the peninsula imme edistely. Uutil lately. Yu-
ostsn had been subject exclusively to her own custom
house reeulstions but the proyops of the nes tarin
short time ago decree Issued BY the Yucstsn GO
vern.nt opening the ports for the introduction OF
variety of goods whch totally prohibited By the
new Mexican tariff Acting on the assurance OF the
validity Of ucstsp decree, which was TO continue
IN for tvo mouths. many merchants had sent
goods 20 the ports of the peninsula and partly prepaid
the duties them fer the purpose OF rehsvipg the
n.cestiss Of the government oces.ioned by The gar
With the Indians H. however the new Mexican tariff
fufttwith go into operation. most rutnous sonse.
qusnces will befs the importers Large quantities. Of
cotton goods are either nov at Merida. tampesshy,
Sc or sfe On their ttither which subject TO
couhscatiun AZ the tariff be put force An arrange
me- Mt lssrp has been made between the merchants
and the cole ctor q the customs at Camp-assy By
Which the ~ Iibted goods vil BE- received In bond
until the further pleasure Of the Central
the city q Nsxico be kuosn In the mea1 rhile
Ie'i,en has been forwarded 20 the capital settins
forth the grievances abese alluded to snt praying for
ref or fer the contiuustion cf the Nucstan decree
fer two months, a. originally intended.
The New York herald., 1850-02-18
plue L.ws In new Yorn Ci,v

Ma Fpfron. Much has been raid concerning the
Bxe LAYS Of Connecticut; but wish To csi yoar at
TO most outrageous act OF blue lasism CON-
itsd by justice Timpss Of the Essex Market Police
Court. on the istk inst
A c4,ixep. while pacing through Grand street. vas
arr.rted and rsprinsnded by the above Justice aud
uss told VI such deed aDne again he should send
him to ptissp Tn. sHencs merely wearing white
Hungsris1 cap.
he fnrtbsr states that ciussn must not leave his
hcms On Sunday except to attend church or call a
pby stefan merely wish TO sss n such doings In
scco dsnce With justice II peopls have ns right 10
year what they may ohoeee provided it is In sccor.
dsrce pi,b deoepcyf For such informstiou you viii
oties cuEen Of the Tenth ssrd by publishing It In
to uorrovs paper.