Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-03


expired at the residence of her brother IN BIS
toll, Eng, on the 23d May from second attack
Of pulmonary appopexy, aged - years.
II IS officially stated that the CITY and county
Of Philadelphia, have paid from loi2 to ici3,
the sum Of Sl74 sec, "a to the military and civil
posee for aid i'll suppressing RIOTS
/ The Cherokee arrived at New York on the
9TH inst, with one million in gold dust.
The Steamer Alabama arrived at New Orleans
on the ih inst, with $4,000 in the yellow dirt-
TnK Corn REGION friend who recently
made tour through Brown county, Indiana
t reports that at one place there are nearly three
I hu ndred men digging gold. lie says the MAJOR
I ity average from 50 TO - per day
Tur t:R.rE-The owners Of vineyards in
the vicinity Of Cincinnati. from present pros
p~cts are natt-ring themselves that they will
gather fine crop next fall
on SUNDAY week quite serious disturbance
occurred between two opposing sections of the
( members of Episcopal Church at Chelsea,
Mass. This dispute is of long standing. each
party having chosen a minister both of them at
/ tended ~ the Church Sunday. aud a contest
en-ued as to who Shouid otliciair. In the melee
I one of the cirrrvuen had his robe much torn.
large crowd collected outside, the town au-
thorti-S put stop to the affair and took posses
sion of the Church
Wortp~'r Mfx-One or two of the National
Division from the South left the National Tenn
perance Procession III Boston on Tuesday, III
( consequence of some corred boys being among
the Cadets Of Temperance.
wealthy farmer, Nv the name Of Gav, liv-
ing near Stockp"r, landing, Columbia county,
". stranged himself by placing his neck be
tween the branches of tree in his orchard, on
I Thursday last
"Ma'am your sawl's dragging in the mud -
"W ell, suppose it is, isn't IL fashionable.
/ The Rev A. Chcnginv. the "Canadian apos-
tie Of temperance. has lust completed a tour
through the United States. In letter TO re-
HgIuus order in Cautd.. he says: do not eAag-
grr,tr when | say that there less than
~. 900 Canadians III the United states. and un-
Tess ficncious taken TO stop this fright
FIJI emigration. before ten years two hundred
| thousand NOR Of our conpatrI"tS VIII have car
rird to The American Union their arms, their in
tclligrncr and their hearts. y
The citizens of Nashville are eng ag-d IN push
ing forward their projected Railway to Louis
vile. They determined it SIM be hnH-
and mH bc' Shall we push out through Lex
ington to meet them
David Guard one of the oldest citizens OF
/ Ipwr"nceHufgh, died Wednesday evening
last. aged 61.
Nr. I II Crust, Of EoNburv, Mass, and Mss
Mary Jane iIncl,iirld. of 'anviiI", No. facc or
/ ding to the C.trnbrIgc Mass Chronicle
7
! Colorato, bound to California. The narrator
says, ''they wer. strangers to each other when
rhcy first came board but love soon wound
his siih cham around their hearts. They wer.
published the n,ornfu. OF the 26ti Of Febru :
Try. nnI were married IL o'cl"ck, L. NJ, the
worthy captain acting ~ pars"n.'
II i stated that i,iirs in California wear pan
taoons. 1t is generally understood that some
Of those this side Of the gold country DO the
same.
I.WGU,HiF.- see a father and mother,
half ii dozen unclrs, one or two brothers, and a
maiden aunt Of seventy holding consultation 10
d"viSc ways and means to prevent Il yuung girl
marrying The Young man She loves. It's Just
about is II icanu> ~ to see an intoxicated man
attempting to shoulder his own shadow.
Some Twenty-Five free negroes pctitioned the
Convention now III session in Ohio, for equal
political privileges with the hiirs. The peti-
ton was rejected by vote OF 10 to 20
Tommy" said a TOPPING father. little
tight - his son -,.'romnv. hic-my
boy. mind Your daddy. and ever walk in
his-hc-foot~tcps That might do.
perhaps replied the Juvenile, "if want
ed to - into the corkscrcw or Virginia
fence business The paiernal guardian
raised his cane. but Tommy lodged it.
At Berlin and Lon on the longest dav
has sixteen hours and Il half at Stock
holm the longest day has eighteen and a
half hours; at Hamburg. the longest day
has seventeen hours and the shortes, sew
en-. al 81. Petersburg the longest dav has
nineteen. and the shortest five hours. AT
Tofnea. il, Finland. the longest dav has
twenty one hours and half and the shor-
test two hours and a half: at Wanderhus,
in Norway. the day lasts from the o1st of
May TO the o2nd of July. without Interrupt
ton; and at Spitzburgen the longes, day
Is three months and half