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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
TIE BOUNTY LAND LAW.
t,r obto{oIng Warrants.

rssuuct,oua for Cumming Warrants.
The followiDs sre tbs instructions sad forms to
be cbserved by persons applying to the Pension
Office for Boul : Land, under tie Act o. seP'em'
her %, 1850 entitled An At granting Bouat7
Land to certain oticers and soldiers Rho have bssn
engaged II TIC military service Of the United
Sts.ee"
In every application for the benefit of she act
aforesaid whether made By the surviving officer
or sold er bim.r!f or by ha Fdo miaor child or
children, declaration, under Cath, mus be made
So nearly sccording - the faUoEing forms, as the
Lature Of the case vii sdmit
Such declaration and all affdsvit; mast be
sworn 10 before some Justice Of Sne Peace or other
ciiceT authorized to administer osshf Tor genarsi
putBo.ef, who must certify Sbe same.
TIE Official character aud signature Of the msgia
tTete VINO ns} cdm!oisrer Inc OATH must De cefEi.
fed by the clerk Of the proper court Of record OF
bis County urdeT ide .eal q Ehe Coar: Secb GER
hfcafe must GcceaPaay ere5y case
IN every instauce where the certificate of she
certifying officer p no autf enticatse the paper Ia
not written On the seme sheet Of paper which con.
teiis inc sfFdsvit ot other papers Authenticated,
the c. riifcatd must ne attached Shereo by pieos
IF tape CT uerroa ribbon, the eGde OF sFhlcn mass
pass Z. 5er the official aee so Sc to prevent any
teper from being improperly atsacbe 20 the cert.
fcste
che 80 aection, in express taTms Oily pIogidss
fer tie incshpo Of wsrrsHt under ths law Thus
thz risHt to locate not being given to an assignee
the Dcps'tIneut n ay well ssy thar 10 e9slgnnents
made pricr 70 location vii - fec5znzsd
The 4th section declares al sRles, Il, going to
sec. the tiae 10 anv faaG granted to b7 granted
spfor to the isane, shat nclI kad void, aad eX
pressly declarts hat the l4id locued thali NO. be-
CHARGED with or subject - cny debt or CAIN, 10
cured prior to the lssuirf OF fhe patent" |; thua
IL - ~, te.Er4r fzf( f1.yr 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

TKvKFsEsw OK CITY Sr0Bhs,-3hs interest
en- ne Plhic stGess 81 tte CITY Il Nes fsfz, dq sud
revaaIe Noyel4 - Iss, g W., te ISL t4is dAg by
saFPHaEu EHAFY Sse laambez a!u Of the Ciig. 81
It's gsrs s.cs BEas. eo $ "sti Tns Tsal er 1a5ts
AZ ~ o,et 81 sl5af 0st5E5r is b 4! S oc5o-S 2 4
~ Fa tee 5tral Gs1;srs1 - S,1k s-3sfs g. srAH1ecs
=; f.. rsI1it,e. tltlE 10 P27e RE n1ost r=usin
s{o,s5 ) tH5e - q Nuvlno9r IsL CJ-eto 5ess Q.5ee
Il. sgasI JOS i TAYLOR. aoaPt. 5ler.
4,omHI~SIos F&PRR WAREHOUSE,
q JOHN c RDHEkTs ~ johr q -aass iJf sse "a
IS ~ 81 ~ ets eut or h.4e and Wills rued
c&FEzd istsf psefT su4s, TgE tsA dies, bsE, u2us,
sfessyal 'eiy. 81 ls'
stNeHAtsT ut Io6yF1,slJ as ca5 pc svoy,it
L. a. .;ua5E n7HetselI.sf b. ths Ne9parasD
ger - - -2ssart rtafAf 1r-s q - rsa--ts--
a. sza. sa5Sts1i. syt4Es - NSaos.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
GRAPES FoR TIE TABLE.

I4lef % q ne c& g6tfet Cozzens's Finey ard
81 DnhutF Ferry 8 IohD-sf a. w.Y0fa
GRAPES ROa PIES AID JELLiES, -
Loofs !ice AID Immature lssballal from V sss'
PSF 10.
Ofchocs ysdey Torn he shove giney frc an al NE2s
gle sr6 fe'sil, ui.a Instructions 10 purchasers
o. i'm. j. COZZEHs 8Je1ea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

kG- Wafer Guse,-Dr. . H. HicHoLS and Nrs h :
Cow FqlcHoLs, 81 SNes zoc!7 sscoad-s nouse
rom h.svsn1e Col Isdors from 10 = PsNs1ts
r. eved Tor beard day hes'ment or 7ssd al he re
dsrcss. oo tnos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

SbOARD-A Pasiof mi Bed Sooe on ID aoor uT,
- rished or unfa1nEhe5 with board may b hai a
No II LEROY Place. Bleecker sI 0l 2weit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

fgyNVO OK THREE GANTLEAIsS ran he u
] roumodsled With hoard private family WIN
there are uci sry bosrders. Theg have eihs, b,
rshed Uniuushed rooms Al lS6 Third avenue bsisa
Bevepteenlh ard Eighteenth s;S, o5N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

BOARD A pleasant roorn with without 81 adl1e
u my bedroom aosrd may be hsd e. the ei,ihy 10
Gated dwelling Is Wocsterst OF So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

SSANTED-By ,wo ycung Genuemou, brothers, All
~ Of 'psTmsn $, haudsome furriaayd az Lhe fra r
secoud door sh bathr om tac,sd-.ocattou. auYwasa
from Seecsert % U0iou Square q lho ue. hb lrhoo1d
Broadway. BrsSkfsst TIA with d. scr l1-dsf,
viii be required References exchanged Add'ess Poo
Office box LlSl. oj 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

BAwKIHe HOUSE OK i. 0AHOTREaS Il OC
Nc. 10 SFOOc-Bf. FtYTsRuEGH, "a.
H0k4LBUT!QHS rAas OF pl tlo pracipsl cllss ,
~ tns tinisd Fl4ter Reference = fssVr VsrS &c3sk
sRizI}ory. Tssui@y Go 81 sVsi-Sf ssl7h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

Z AhlFs SO ,00q Hsyt-e ls1 s-gsiy 70 - =,
ILner 81 * zee esvs az eeae 'ae a- neat -
,ecgs6 sfoch e found il M Pity, 4sl q al ma
phes2sne gts AS hal5 and oghef !aa.e grzu,
does chsntelers eiebrss a7e cGGery, &cey ora
n-eE.s &c 4c- Ill cGEE1e1e EpTll ~ P81sg5Es gag
wicEs, RisSfss &C
s-Jgat ftesiTod. iaas tet Of Terg Is fsj Calls
Yeaes III o. Etce w2 re add chszpsg thsE AZ Ri leY
hl1se IN MS ely k4c9ds ioEt "a i3F parties,
CHARLEB FULLER sf3 Gfsgnwtch.sl
% 9a" hetRseE = 4rreE E1d c. .radsss IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

ssOARD-A gentleman ard biz isdy o. ,wo feesge>
a. ursen can he pi-stsrty scco umodseI n p.tyAs
n !! W. eve c"uf d5sirsble 80 msks ~ sgfeesAa
o. ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

G0OD BOARD AeD Pl,EA- aNF RO0ms
Al may be hhd Tor the @iutef. N Orsuge " J sbo0Ij
mrutes wslk ftom the Railroad Dep0, Apoly for IN
Gilman, El2lg' O snRe Refers so r L. Patterson, Ea
Presto OF Auiua Benefit Iusu ,ce Co II "all9ll
al 24H4Wt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

- : ~ ~ ~ II lt4a f+r tae - osH q fhse b.
%, 81 .hu. FIlfiee b1ffes : y E ~
80. sssgaas Of n a ! ~ N ON - 5si 49,
al On : RfsHOF Isg = nj 'F'-i7' - sssPS
Gro, siyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

ts'HE mAGNEgIC TELEGRAPt3 COaPAAY,
Aofss'I L-De.l The ifsI established by any
psny UBited States ard consequently he oldest ihs
POINTER ne exteuciag tstEeeu New orr fhtIstepns,
Baltimore and Washington, aud De iyefins aud rs;ngng
II .aarr. ~ The Intermediates stshO1s, JERSEY CITY
Newark, NEW BRUNSWICK. PRINCEPON
~REHrUH WIL@tHGT0a ard HAVRE DE-
Ora the uGly Inc Ia he country r. the present tims
hayuy four Hfes has lstay Undergone extsGsve-re
p-ir8 snd prepa ed 10 uzusuil liver eQy
mssssgss witch may be required Of IL f1 ths
a.d e!y hitherto al he present time onsqas led OF
ans ott THIS He with othsc companies %
AOFse's tEef, extending already over teea thou and
Ui5s 10 either q slich Mesisgss ard pAynens vii be-
mnEs Ii iCughiv sfsemssiIed 10 Bu5ineaE, Ia rs
HsrsuEaiCn snd ode II delivery Of m5ssagea Is charges
equal q III viii geeisi iAYGrs % II is moi ask
~ 100 PGch gheD with the fActblss f)r business now
I'd fee ms do Eobad iHis ne nos retis9ls lla- ~
t=ag BpttnR
TIE Offices Che asznstc Fe q e ayA Company afs.
hes- io5s-S HAGo7ef-st tofref u HesFsr.
Pfsdepaie-lQ Cheat AZ Al. Qaec9 0fsuis Building.
bailimofe-2 Il dicRsnts E1chAnge, Cay q
Y n6cp-CcpKrssS Hal Peaasy gslis,sf
81 IL NJ NJ. SWAIN, Pfesideat
y OsTON AND NEVq-XURA TE1EGkAYB
IS Eos IN 1t5-e 81 NIL =, sseau1 80 trs ua
sstes Horts's geter ag sss-a, NJ Il j op fetoe
a6a-s4yE 49,, .., 2 aSTFoan s, sF6,{9Fiahs
% .ca,rls- 80 s-sr.-a - a. nsggi.ssss i. Err.
tzciei LesrEtrp1 eTc.1l1 he hucee IL - ttsze st1
~ rarsarp58 sni ssLerst shl8ty q Iasa2ff
s-rr-.-- r-ya sii ct33@F ET1sse-s - t1isss1cltay
5he - n sass u7zS acree r31u 5ga--- XII
fs.ttz rr6 tsy-rs - t5s,Y EseEss efF &c dt5a.c-g
T be faEfFes 8 t7t'- 1e---s Er.s@7 ~ se 80 y
%5fklcg ertsE
gxlcES-For l-e.segss q - F3gts % cerz ans ter
GssA sts.seHs Fe- 7eests
JkaEG sruzsis rf255sa
G4sLIgs . ASH ts5ssE - - for7scfsa9E
aefg-} ers, Arat.is 1850 all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

ii suy hder o.. yvl -uIt Hs entitled 10 bounty
ira u.eal aia ae So h1s,ttsd .eevlrg go 'gld
vhosl UTgifts tl1l aus l-tv1e 81 tsd CT es req
DIR ghe AZ efirti l--.ue If .as pass4ge u SAD
tct such r. mr. entitled
qs-E slzi Il u lr woele 10 cnttisl 20 II liv
In eucn csst ta5 lin a s ii run7r chfd rchltreu
rcurt Gssrg CJ!resp 1u5tug sglih tbs
foregoing sfii et+te OF ihs VII nit lie
uusi state The ue Ct tn sIle+e death tn fac, hst
wa stvl-et tu aud state the nIhnef,
AID sqc az or 9yef bs surviving mtlo. child or chl'
cren
WIS dscitrs.c1 mus be lccomi suzd by s1tsf4c,5ty
pcoqfot ~ srPls deln sheth3 xii ~ s1fyva4 ann Of
rnptt.gsa isy,rE sus can n lteseis say ftnLg
re1ord showing ti ates c The oliGleH Is udsd
ro17 of Inc sll hu4 he f1-usFcr5 with .h5 sfiaytt
,ore d.1ser.s perso1 prosu tns se1uirsnass Of
tee or stu sud a .hs ccp9 eerthe Is Jus ERECT
z Az .ls.ms gnder Inc AlureasiA Sc, .hgnld b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
WINDOW SIIAnEN
WTMnnM SaAnEs-

Il ELY RiKEk l3l Chslhani.st cal ihs sfento1o d
1Bzll persons wAniing Shsdes their asfoRGSai Of
6hzdes and malersis for mssiug and banging shades
They make tho beet q1aIy oni7 zli rel u prices flp
per cent less than suJ other manufacturer AZ shaid
not 1sick or curl ri r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

ey- en-! Uil! Ou.-rfJ McDowgLLs oghty.ceu!
enier hseuufui bfice vii bnfo clear aud brgh
wlh0u ,moke or guu; ~znsnted 70 burn al eight
JOSEPH Ac00 ~ ELL,
s2s In. Gil STORE, l56 nIVlsIONSF
- zIAess.A IstSAE ssSel inprossy %st-f
aziI ynIsEera tho nloHsn.t l. applied sIlhGui ID st
taur Is entirely fss from 1npless41 odoli snd e
WaEded wih tbs strongest immediately Il is sppfs
=IhDut waiting dry 20, s2S applied 4, kArcEkB
9ss Wig FsetcrT, ~Ali-st. alylyF tRhAEEib
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

d CENT? AnIAN AND HIs " ARK or sw1W
n three sing gent peo Car ahlsi su!s q dnilrahaH
rooms The second door, v'tlh board, by sppyinRNA
West Wasbnf tur-plsce rs Seois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

80 epGta6 sYt EEs.-sfHE D1JEIs4- s0ea-
'-oec r,anfu rehi q flaEash p5Gbie 4anz aTixb.E l.
ths stasau arrrcssiy m psfJiSGe 80 80 +
se-eetof SCR er-r a. ,GE resolved o.
fetECIs TQHE2 = eOSs
gsfS sodu 4sidseIsas lJgse Yors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

HIP TON EOAHU,-oupsrlot oaAfd may % v
q lautd g; II elegant ard convenient nodeFu ssdsecA
with Stbs &c 81 Eat Tweutetb 81 and embracing ANA
Advantage ~ pliyN,e G7,el LIZ Tens Ia2safaa AID
nun NeEs limited o9ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

BOARDING IT, lei ~1ts oari suite eerzt
q O. SC foor IL houss rsea-s ev Dcsfdsr1 are kec
yr r. sosr so nay he hee H7rs hQt fsscl 3-.,cs.
v 30 en- Tvs ne best Of 7=feYsaceH required A,olY =
rs S>rft Rrosdws - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

6e5rttsrI = !ll Fh.uIt} 1oIT Fult' 10 u
? R-fIaaa nosfd honI 81 80 10 s. per ~ess studtrs
op aIIiyas IL tos,u 5i ,eaoe al 81 .be sledcs. oer
S59 Bra cay and s.k ioI the isuiioc < POI 81 fsz5
gxiil coudury lhs IN bosrdine houses
IS 9-awfO2n sud 5l4N4i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

E4slIez q a1As@5 65s5z - - t1orHoeseon
4sss-Y 81. kraLfS 1850 al1n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
BOARDING.

FOA8DIs NII.1.GAIns BUfk,sH-4 80.
~ sfG 5a e aGo ms - sveo = ss g-1 MS ess ~
accommodated rsisd pe7ts,t rogls 10 prfvs4 so1ti y
t6 Fn4lsg. Gf1u "a @sA iSum uar Psek riio 80
B. sis fuu ~.ef1 ~. Hiouts' er1uE tn- day L,-sls
yesy cesrsoiesose facing hr Ut-l, Commanding -
y,ss 81 9rrok 81 3ssS.Y Jffs tss' River - OF sos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08

syger- IT, sIa aub5crted tsi..e zee me SIS sd ye4r
-ao7e litro. A7ai teIebg c-ri5 eas 5soys lie said
t. he c -rs g. an who 1e-rg. 5i1leE al, ead
hrf b Is y cas- Above s'.tfe
tsifps'pIe at.be aogis. a:e 81 o;bor oGissrl
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-07-18
sabbath School Celebration.

A celebration Of the 74th anniversary Of
American Independence was held in Cal,a.
wissa township, in the Grove near rox,,
School.houss on the 4th css july 1850. com.
posed of the E.embers of the Sabbath school
..cgetner with teachers, parents and guar.
dians. After the school was called TO order
on motion PETER BODINE was appointed
President of the day. The Declaration oi
Independence was then read, and a very
lengthy, able and appropriate address deliv.
cred on the occasion by Benjamin p. Fortne,
Esq, of Franklin township. The assembly
numbered between one and two hundred
After the regular orders of the day were gone
through, an abundance of refreshments were
partaken of by all present. This was, the
first Sabbath scheol celebration ever held in
that place, and may it not be the last.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-07-18

RIoT ATtHAzLEroN.--On the 4th, at about
noon, desperate riot occurred at Hazleton.
The particulars as near as we could get
them, are briefly these -
A party of men who were intoxicated,
cume into collision with party of citizens,
at the Hotel of Lewis Davenport, ESQ. The The
assallants drove !hss !!t.s citizens into the house,
with ..1 ...1 exceptions of one or two whom
they caught and beat in most dreadful
manner; after which they made another at.
tack npon the house, and commenced
knocking in the windows. The inmates.
after making several unsuccessful attempts
to drive them of, commenced using fire
arms, and discharged several rounds into the
crowd, wounding one man in the shoulder,
another in the leg. Another man had his
skull fractured by blow from an axe ham
die. The military very fortunately were pa.
rading at the time The riot commenced, who
soon arrived at the scene Of action, and sue
ceeded in arresting the leaders, which ended
the riot.-Carbon Democrat
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-07-18
ECHO.

Little George knew nothing .of echo yet
when he cried in the meadow s'Ho! hop
Immediately in the near wood j: also called
"Ho hop Hereupon he cried with sur
prise "Who are you? ?' The voice also
cried: "Who are you?" He cried: "you
are silly ladn-"Silly lad" echoed back oul
of the wood.
George now got angry, and still louder
called nick-names into the wood. All ech.
oedl back faithfully again. Hereupon he
sought the supposed boy Throughout the
whole wood, in order to take vengence on
him, but could find no one. After this
George ran home and complained 10 his
mother, how bad boy had concealed him.
self in the wood and called him nick names
His mother said )" this time you have be.
trayed and accused yourself very finely. Do
you know you have heard nothing but your
own voice in the wood? For as you have
often seen your face in water before so you
have heard your voice in the wood. If you
had called with friendly word into the
wood then friendly word would have
been returned 10 YOU"
But thus it is always. Generally the con-
ductof others is only an echo of our own.
If we treat others friendly they will also treat
us friendly. But if we are rough and rude
towards them we are also entitled to expect
nothing better from them.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-07-18
From The North Penis e.n,ss;syivan..an.
LETTER .,OM sUseCEHANNA co.
Correspondence of the North Pennsylvania

..OM UseCEHANNA CO.
Correspondence of the North Pennsylvania
MoNTRosE, June 29th 1850.
WIEN FoRNEY, Esq, Editor North Penn.
sylvan ian-Sir:- The Board of commission
ers, composed of Messrs. WRIGHr of Doyles.
town, and BucKALEw, Of Bloomsburg, ap
pointed by the last Legislature 10 investigate
the concerns of the defucct Susquehanna
County Bank, are now in session at this
place. have no doubt searching and
through investigation may be relied on. The
commissioners bring with them a reputa.
tion for talents and integrity and can bear
witness 10 their courteous and gentlemanly
department, :and their manifestation of a
resolute ane determined will to ferret oui
and expose villany, let it strike where i,
may
Several witnesses, viz: c. L. WARD, Esq,
Col, JOHN F. MEANS and Col. D. M. BULL,
from your county, were summoned here by
the Board. All of them have been exam
ined. Col, MsAns, who has held notes fol
some years, having been deposited with him
for safe keeping BY Col. KELLuM, after he
had resigned the cashiership of that capitol.
less concern as precious relic, the stock
notes amounting to upwards of S62, 900, was
produced by him and COPIES taken of the
same. .l
In these developments we have a speci.
men of Banking, or in other words, (for
care not how you may attempt to translate it
by strigent application of individual liability
clauses, or other desirable remedies,) legal
swindling corporate bodies. 1t has been
well and truthfully said that Banks have no
souls. This little text should be stereotyped
and impressed on the mind of every Demo.
crat ,hrought the length and breadth of the
State. The Democracy have warred in and
out of the Legislature, against these fraudu.
lent corporate privileges. The facts which
have been brought TO light by this investi.
cation, prove conclusively and as clear as
noon day, that the Democratic party has
work yet to perform.
hope to see the Report of this Commit.
tee when made, extensively published, as
have no doubt it will be by the next Legs.
lature. Speculations and frauds are being
constantly imposed upon the hard-fsted and
working millions, by the Bank ge1ify, who
live on the substance and earnings of oul
honest people. That ''good may come O
evil" hope TO see the names Of every in.
dividual who has participated in these Ban
king frauds held up 10 the gaze Of an insul-
ted and injured community.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-07-18

{ a celebrafed navigator was lost among
The Northern icebergs, and straightway thou
sands of men were started ofrto peril their
lives--to endure hunger, cold, fatigue a1d
every considerable privaiion the rescue the
Lost one. Hundreds of valuable lives
were los, ,--misery and want entailed upon
countless famalies--and millions of money
spent; enough, in fact, to have purchased
comforts for the whole thousands Of the star
wing Irish nation. This philanthropy may
be very creditable 10 human nature, but we
cannot see the kindness of sacrafclng a
thousand lives TO save hundred. The men
under Sir John Franklin were never thought
Of by the government which sent them TO
the North pole, until the lady of the Captain
TO this expedition invoked the attention of
her Queen. Then for Sir John Franklins
sake thousands of men were started out in
the search. Hundreds of families may be
left defence ess 10 the cold charity of the
other poor and the tax-ridden toilsmen. For
these there is no sympathy-no feeling.
They may be driven by want 10 nameless vi
ces, or may have the humble cot that has
sheltered them torn from around them by a
relentless Landlord, and the government
cares not. But for one of noble blood, the
hue and cry rings even through other nations
for aid, and other nations promptly respond
to the call. Our own country has lent a
strong hand to help, though we believe
much of this mistaken sympathy, and
tbat,he peris TO be endured can by no
means be atoned for by the equivocal
good to be attained.
! When did England fit out her national ves-
sells 10 aid our citizens? When did her peo-
pie organize magnificent expeditions to res
cue The lives and properly of Americansl 1t
is better 10 be TOO magnanimous, we know;
and perhaps Brother Jonathan can well ar.
ford to be generous. But let him not expose
himself to ridicule by becoming the High
of other nations as he did in the
Cuban affair; for perhaps he can yet find
other business. than to be merely watching the
offenders of other nations for their benefit.
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A Campaign is to be commenced against
the Indians of Texas, between the Rio
Grande and the Neuces. The force to be
employed will consist Of all the disposable
Dragons of mounted infantry at Forts Nc
Intosh, Inge, Merrill and Lincoln-togetheI
with the companies of Texan rangers COM
manded by Captains Ford, Grumbles and
Wallace the whole to be under the orders
of Brevet Lieutenant Col. Hardee, I'd dra-
goons. Some Of the Southern organs think
that this movement on the Texas frontier,
has a double object-not only TO chastise the
Indians, but to operate against Texas in IA
vor of New Mexico.
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Washington Affairs.

The remains of President Taylor were in.
terred in, the -ceme.esy at Wesbiagton city
with impressive and solemn ceremonies
The war steed of the dead-"Old Whitley
formed part Of the procession. In both
houses of Congress appropriate eulogiums
were delivered.
Mr. Fillmore has taken upon himself the
duties of President, and VIM. R. King of AL.
ALBANIA has been unanimously elected to fill
the chair of the Vice President as the presi.
ding officer of the Senate.
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Counterfeits.

The Lewisb,vg Chron,ele describes the new
counterfeits on the Bank Of Norhumber-
land thus
'In the vigaetts Of ~ genuine notes the
white block between ME md i Of The
left hand horse is plain and dis shn
the counterfeits is scarcely visible.
same difference is observable in the v IS
of the railroad cars on the bottom he
note. The flourish over the end of the
word Northumberland" at the top and ief
of the note just touches the upper engraved
margin of the genuine notes, but runs one
fourth of an inch above on the counterfeit ?
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From the Clinton Democrat

=.
n The papers of the North Branch are
hard down upon Ex.Speaker Best.-There i.
a graveyard scent about that name, an iEdi-
cation that corruption has done its work.
The worm, too-the gnawing worm OF con.
science has died, and has no more unrelcnt.
ing pangs. Best lit seems to US TO sound
like the monosyllabls epitaph ofa once iv.
ing political character How deep in oblo
guy how buried in political disgrace, the
man thar dug his own grave But it is
wrong to insult the ashes even of him who
perished by suicidal hand.-Therefore
friends, forbear! Tread lightly, cast no
stone, huh no reproaches, but let him rest,
whom, truly, no "sound shall ever awaken
to glory"
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DIsrNeuIsHED vrsIrERs.-The sseamahip
Washington arrived al New York, on the 4th
inst, bringing among her passengers G. p.
R. JAMES, the celebrated and most prolific
English novelist and his lady, together with
the Count and Countess DEMnISsKL eKpsiri-
ated Hungarians The Count is nephew
of the distinguished Hungarian General Of
the same name and was himself err gagged as
an officer Of Of Engineers, in his country's
recent struggle for freedom. s.. Z
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~ Rather Serious Joking lin Lowell.
(lll) happy couple were recently married,
and in the evening the rowdies Of the neigh
porhood collected and cherivaried the patty
firing guns, pistols, and making all manner
Of hidsous sounds al length cake were han.
ded round to the outsiders-each cakes con
taining portion Of tartar eme,io, The con
sequence was that the niusio Of sheep an,
COW SELLS were soon changed for what cal
be better imagined than described.-Cin
Com.