Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-04-03


as her death. he forgot his vow. fell in lov.
with the young lady. and went SO far q,
TO agree upon final engagement with her.
On reflection, the death Of his wife and
the sacred vow he made, flashed on hi,
memory y.-Accordinglv. with feelings hes,
known TO himself he wrote letter setting
forth the facts. ani expressed his de,es-
mina'on not to comply with the engage.
tnent which he made With the Young lady
In question. She received the missive.
carefully perused il, read it over and over
again: horror chilled her frame: she snd.
denly became raving crazy; and. afler
living maniac for only three hours after
the receipt Of the letter. she burst a main
hloo! vessel, and fell corpse"
The ENGLIsHMAN's LAST, BEST FR,sNp.
Punch says an Englishman's wife NAV
leave him. his family 1.isown him. his chill.
dren run away from him, best friend.
aroid and desert him, but the tax oathercr
follows him to the grave.
resolution has passed both branches
oi t'e Legislature. instructing the Senator.
ana Representatives in Congress fro,u
Hichigan TO vote for the admission of
Caiiiorn'a as State. with her present
Constitution and boundaries.
Gov. SHANNoN's MINING CoMp.xv
The ST. Clairsvlle Gaz ,tte states ,h., ,h.v
meet with poor success in the gold region.
and have disbanded They were a, Sac,..
mento City when last heard from. much
sickness prevails among them. Thev
have but little success in MINING Th.v
succeeded in obtaining from 81 GOH
to 5000 dollars OF gold at their loca,;o,
near the mountains; after that thew ex.
amined the country for 80 miles Gr,to.
in the interior without finding ANYTHING
whatever. save plenty of wild Indiana
BopIsoo.-A Washington correspond.
ent Of the n. York Herald. saws. .Tho-.
IS some talk in certain circles. ahon, M.
bodlsco the Russian Minister. Yom -.
member that it was at one time reno.,ad
that he had been, banished TO Siber;. h.,
the emperor; and since then. tha, !, w..
iaise' ana that he was about to return N
ms mission. lie this as it NAV. Mr.. RI.
DISCO mas not yet returned. aud his non.re.
turn IS creating some conversation hero
has he been banished TO Siberia. q, mott
that IS the question. He wa, exnec,ed
iasf January, but as yet has no, made hi.
appearance The question is asked whero
IS ne: ana the response is, where is he1"
California God.-A friend exhibited
al the olfce last evening a specimen ~
Calliornia Gold. brought by Mr.. Murray.
OF f'ttsburgh, who has just arrived. Ihi.
IS a solid specimen of pure Gold weigh
ing 'oS ounces. The character i. III.
all others brought from this gold region.
ana II IS not surprising that exhibitions Of
such specimens should tempt thousands, ,o
/ seek their fortunes in this new country
Cincinnati Gazette.
Robbery Of Cali iforn;au.
steamer Hudson was ]vino a, Tho 49,
last evening, between seven and .;oh,
CLOCK, with party Of California em;.
grants from Marion and Wayne connie.
Ohio, all armed and equipped for ,he GolJ
Diggns, with their apparatus or ,,;n;o
Wagons muies' and every thing necessary
the funds of the entire marty .,,,.,..:.e
to near 50 1000 in paper and ,necie ,vb;cS
was deposited ir a state room. wa. Co.,:
ed OIL by some robbers, who entered fron,
the outside.-[Cincinnati Dis. March en
Another party on board the steamer
LOUIS McLahe, were robbed of a consid.
N'''1ii' u iuhos iast night ID.
Ne'o Sagar--Tae Melsen, Pyoees,-
we have received a splendid sample of
sugar, made Oh the MeIsens proces. .
recent discovery by a BELGIAN cbem;.,
from whom it takes its name I, :. ~.
most valuable Improvement ever ;n,ro.
duced INTO sugar making and will suner.
sede the common methods on eyerv nl.n.
tation, when lis extraordinary re.nlt. A..
well known. Ia Cuba the Nielsen. No..
cess has been tried, and il was amended
WIN such success that The planters nro.
posed to send to the inventor as a rews,J
100000 worth Of sugar prepared bv tina,
method. The sugar semi 10 n. x.. nd.
on 'eiasco plantation. by Mr.. Il. A. vii.
kinson. 1t is as white as the fines,
Chlnese sugar candy. is beautifully granu.
lated. and the crystals glitter like the no;n,,
OF glass; IL IS really an elegant article
". O. Ptcayuns.
ReHes Of Washingion-Robe,e 9.
Scott. Esq, in his delivery OF the or.,;o.
on the occasion OF laying the corner .,on.
OF the Washington Monument n R;ch-
mond, on Friday last, unfelded . .."n
garment OF the finest texture. which ...h~
wind carried out upon its bosorn :. - !.
had been silk" This said Mr Sco,, 81.
the blanket in which Gen. Washineton
"nen an infant was wrapped up. on hi,
being baptised into the Church Of Chris, ;,
Here too, said the speaker, holding M
the insignia which were in his hands, s.here
IS the masonic scarf and apron, made A.
La Grange By Madame de La Fsystte.
and presented by Gen. Lafayette 10 ii.
masonic brother Gen. Washin1aon .,d
worn by him when officiating o maafe,
Of Lodge in Alexandria