The North-Carolina standard., 1850-04-03

MOUNT Y ESUvlUS. ne correspondent 0y ySPtoU
Of the London Daily News, underate OF February
says that the eruption of Mount Vesuvios, Of which
he gives the following account, had coHpelled th0
Pope to remove from Porsici to the palace on Gaps
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: For week we have now enjoyed the most splsss
did eruption which has taken place fof many yearos
The ashes have been carried far we know twen-
ty miles and, doubt, much farther. The lava ds4
scends in two streams upon Ottajanoj where IL haS
destroyed palace and much land belonging to n0a
bleman Of that name, and another toward rorri deli
Annunziata, while the flames and the immense masses
of rock which are elected, form At night tsrFi6s
spectacle The roaring of th6tnountain on Saturday
night last was such as to disturb the whole country
for miles round, and here in Naples our windows
shook with every repetitionsof it which was unceas-
over the other side of the bay to get earor view
religious professions moving about for the intsr
cessfon of the Madonna and the saints; and il 10 said
that the Pope IS 70 perform some ceremonial to cause
the mountain TO stay it's ruinous proceedings. am
sorry to add that the accidents to those WHO went ovof
On Saturday night young Pole was struck Ia shs
leg by burning stone, which cot through the limbs
and he died on the mountain from loss Of blood. ~
young American officer was struck in the arm, which
hung suspended BY a bit Of fesh On his arrival II
Naples he had lost so much blood that ampnntioR
could take place. and reaction has up thia
time taken place. it is not expected that he can iys.
gendarme is also reported killed, and two men who
had fallen sacrifice to the eruption; said "a hare
been buried yesterday at Portici. Some anxiety has
been felt for an Englishman and his wife who had
not returned from visit to the mountain; and yet
crowds roll night and day to see this wonderful
phenomenon. From The neiGhborhood Of the mouns
tain all the inhabitants have fed and she powder fon
the magazine at Zorro has been removed. esf 81
Mr.. Sany, Representative fromlNorh Carolna,
has sgnalized himself during this Congress-
by his recreancy to the Soath. He ID the only Rep
from this section Of the Union Whose
perspicacty has failed him in discovering that the
North had committed wrong and aggression on the
South. To repef the charge Of aggression, he sssd
the following language: q {safssfss.l Is ssse
/" Gentlemen speak Of aggression upon sshe soat,.a
We have President who owns two hundred neqrooe s
STAKEHOLDER and an excellent gentlemsn esctsd
Speaker of this House; good sllars d Southafa
men in the Cabinet. The Supreme CouTt stands 6sss
to four The South has many Of our foreign misseeH5
and yet we hear nothing but sRgression; and Gen.
Taylor received more votes from the Free Statee shaa
Gen. Cass. and only the majority Of two millioaxA
hundred and eighty-th thousand six hundred b
fourteen votes over this terrible horde of Abolti
lists, e@ ~ ss sssssssf i.s u, ~
Now, were it possible to excuse orpslliaAe ssuch
wrong to the South, the refusal 20 surFsndsr faH
tive slaves, such an argument Ms Stanly asses
could scarcely stand AZ decent plsa in the osths
of such Abolitionists as Mr.. Giddings and Nj. Rect
Mr.. Stanly,a Southern Representative, 6eds svi-
dence that the North s not aggressive On The fouth
in the fact that SoYthernef fills the Presidential
chair, Southern man s Speaker Of che Honss, ard
Eve members Of the Supreme Courts from he 1out
Consolatory fact indeed! Moss fortnnate roaIhina.
ton ofcifcunstances! 81 ~
Mr.. Webster admits great wrong dous 70 The Souek
BY the Legislatures Of the North, ID disref1fiiSg
the guarantees for slave property ID the epnDltuton.
But see, says Mr.. Stanly, the South now M sle
President! The North, Mr.. Webstsr eonoetes, M
been agtating the slavery question, % ts injss
Of the South. Aye bat, afirms Mr.. Stsay,a Seatk-
ern man 5ls the speakers chair! u woa3d - Aaia-
suit to the South, asserss Nj. sbstef; - aeet -
Wilmot Pfoviso. Look, says MSss SsaniyS lho 8o9lh
has fiye men On tie bench cf do 6apissne CosIs9
il would be an Insult to ths 0ud6rs6ndine sfous -
ders to dwell on snch palliasisssas Mr. Seaaly ease
for Northern wrong and aggfsssiUa, but ~ bslisso
that such recresncy % the South, by opsof hAs so
10 without cxample. C2s,feek6. .NS6as ssS
Kfrrs. These being shs days Of bieh windaaIl
higl, kites, wesuggest b oar young fiionde -
OF trying their arstic skiil Ia aakinr i6ir kifee
forms Of living things. His rather ioe taa til q
boys should bs behind shs heGsksnisk Ghiseae 3na
respect; bnt shey afs asvesshslesss s fn
that eoantry The oky issa unisefsaL hulAer -
kites. II counted ihi4 ai1ssaoon fton ~ ~ ~
ninety Itf,ree, which wels ,H1wa 81 ya1iass M ~ 20
with great skil1.s Some prosenssa hawk6s &
nifabiy iaaitused their ~
theahselte1, snd sailing nd halaes 1
hoated afouad. ssd deg fssnilu6 > IL -
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Js0ud NOieeo Eke Wind irsesu neslk eoa}i II
from them. Tho most anusisS fcrlna - IA
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