The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-02-15

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To tell you acal again."
When calling" proves usel ,ss task,
Without the "lawyer's fee"
In such moment but ask
Thai you'N remember me!
Reports from Washington Gays the Baltimore
American) state that the negotiations between Mr.
Clayton and the British Minister have resulted in
a satisfactory adjustment of all mattess compre-
hended within the Nicaragua question. ..
WONDERFUL EFFECT In looking over the hit
Of the members Of the House of Representatives,
we obSesvei there are six Kings, four Thompsolis,
three Harrises, two Caldwells, two Buffers, and
two Browns, but not single Smith,
DEATH OF THE OLDEST INHABITANr.-Tle last
Athens (Ga.) Banner announces the death of Mr.
Daniel Hale, of Franklin County, who died on the
I'd of July last in the 10th year of his age, leav-
ing OH the premises where lie resided at the time
of his death, son rs years Of age, grand-daugh-
ter A. years Of age, and great-grand-daugher
% years old.
The members of Kossuth's family, consisting of
women and children. who were in arrest have been
liberated. A guardian, Hungarian aSd Prot -
tant, has been appointed by the Austrian Govern
ment 10 supcrintend the educa ion of the childr,n,
to detray the expenses Of which very liberal graat
has been made. Buda will be fortified at great
scale. Several towers are to be erected OH me
mountains around the fortress.
General James Watson Webb, Charge dAffaices
to Austria, Hungary, and " the rest of nlankinl L."
including Haynau, secured, before his precipita'e
exodus to the promised Canaan, one of the IN, ,st
splendid official coats ever made here or elsewhere.
Ii was covered all over with gold, ahd would be a
week job to the Philadelphia Mint to boil it down
and coin it. Now, if General Cass's resolution
should prevail or fthe said General James should
not be confirmed, it will be question of no small
interest," what shall be done with that coaL Would
it not be we'll for Congress TO purchase it, and
hang itup by the side Of Washington's in the Pa
tent Office '-Eastern Argus.
The late learned DR.. having married
lady by the name of Experience, who was very
tall, OIL being asked, some time after the event.
how lie liked the married state replied that he
found by long Experience that it was not good for
man to be alone"
There is some dispute about the acivi fund.-
collected by Col, Mason and General Riley while
Governors of California, and the members want
their pay The question propounded by meIn-
Der OF the Constitutional Convention" whether
the General Government would Pay expenses"
was certainly very pertinent
The next question to be debated at the meeting
of a Farmers Clubs: "Can good bread be raised
by wind, if the wind be east"
WESTERN ELoqUENcE.-Mr. ], Y. Scamnon, of
Chicago, closes long appeal, in behalfo rail.
road to Rock River, as follows: " Shall the iron
horse snort in the valley of Rock River in 1852
and sake its thirst in its crystal streams, or shall
the Fox River and the lake alone afford it susie
nance ~
A country friend wants to know Of the Sunday
Mercury man, if those siX-pounders round Law
rences tomb are the canons of Trinity Church:
Horace Mann says: "There is time in the ca
reer of every young man when he awakes to his
great destiny like all heir ofa throne to the respon.
siblitics of the crown to which he has succeeded.
Let every one select the vocation for which he isby
nature fitted. The very respectable cobber may
be spoilt In poor lawyer. A young man had bet
ter stick 10 robbmg anothers sheep upon the moun-
tains than fleeing them in the Lords pasture"
1t is more difficult to make the eye lie than any
organ we are possessed Of To tell what woman
says pay attention to her tongue, If you would
ascertain what she means pay attention to her eye.
TO talk in opposition to the heart is ono ofthe easi.
est things in the world-to look this opposition,
however, is more difficult than algebra. Again We
say, never believe girl hates You till you ask her
eycs.--Erchange.