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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-10
Discoveries Of the last half Century.

There has been no period since The com.
mencement Of the world in which SO ma.
ny important discoveries tending to the
benefit Of mankind. were made, as in the
last half century. Some of the most won.
derlul results Of human intellect have been
witnessed in the las! half century. Some
Of the grandest conceptions OF genius ha, e
been perfected. 1t is remarkable how the
mind Of the world has run into scientific ill.,
| vesigation, and what achievements it has
effected in that short period. ..e.-
Before the year 1900 there was no, n
single steamboat in existence, and The ap.
pllcatlon OF steam to machinery was un-
known. Fulton launched the first steam
boat in 1907. Now there are three thou.
sand steamboats, traverslng the waters of
America, and the time saved in travel is
equal TO seventy per cent. The rivers Of
every country in the world, nearly, are
traversed by steamboats,. In 1900 there
was not single RAILROAD in the world. -
In the United States alone there are now
s,797 miles of railroad, cesting $2S600O,-.
600 to build, and about $4,000 miles of
railroad in England and America. The
locomotive will now travel in as MANY
hours, distance which in 1900 required
as many dayslo accomplish. In 1900 it
took weeks 10 convey intelligence between
Philadelphia and New Orleans; now it
can be. accomplished in minutes by the g.
lec;ric telegraph, which only had its begin
nIng in ls43. Foltaism was discovered
in March 1900. The electro magnet in
1881. Electrolyping was discovered only
few years ago. Hos's printing press,
capable Of printing 10000 copies an hour,
is very recent discovery, but of a most
important character. Gas light was un-
known in 1900; now every city and town
Of any 7relence are lighted with it and we
have the announcement ofa still greater
discovery, by which light, heat ard motive
power may all be produced from water,
with scarcely any cost. Daguerre CON-
municated to the world his beautiful inven.
;ion in 1889. Gun cotton and chlorororm
are discoveries but of few years old As.
tronomy has added q number of new plan
cts to the solar system. Agricultural chem.
istrv has enlarged the domain Of knowledge
in that important branch Of scientific re-
research, and mechanics have increased
the facilities Of production, and the means
of accomplishing an amount Of labor which
far transcends the ability of united manu-.
al labor to accomplish. The triumphs a.
chieved in this last brunch of discovery
and invention are enough to mark the last
century as that which has most contributed
to augment personal comforts, enlarge the
enjoyments, and add to the blessings of
man. What will the next half century
accomplish We may look for still great.
er discoveries; for the intellect of man is
awake, exploring every mine of knowl'
edge, and searching for useful information
in every department of art and industry
Philadelphia Ledger. II
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Oled.
On the 18th az Marnh lam,


On the 18th Of March, JoHs KrSsLrr, aged rs years
Ills friends and those OF his John and Christie
pher are respectfully invited to attend his funsra
Saturday. the 10th Of March Ut clock from his late
residence, No l3l East Twenty sixth street. No
riages allowed.
on Thursday morning March 10 Of consumption
Mr. CnAnLss p, BRowS, aged 10 years.
The friends and relatives Of the family invited 10
attend his funeral Saturday, the 18th Of March at
eoclock, A. NJ, at his late residence No. 95 West
Thirteenth street. Ills remains will be taken to New
Haven for intsrment.
On Friday, March IA, WILLIAM GEapgt, in the 2eth
year Of his age.
The RELATIVES. and friends OF the family are requested
to attend the funeral without further In vitstion
sunday afternoon, 10th Inst, at half past o'clock,
from the resdsnce Of his father james 6emmsl, No.
502 Broadway. corner OF Duane street.
On March 10, hARGAREr, the beloved wife OF DR..
james Stewart
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
respectfully requested TO attend her funeral on satur
day 18th inst at o'clock, from her late residence,
No. rs Mulberry street.
On THURSDAY night, March ~. at 10 O'Clock Thomas
AnasrnoSa, late member Of the Police In First dis
triet.
Policemen ard friends are respectfully invited to
attend HE funeral without further notice, satur
cay at half past o'clock p NJ from his late resi-
d.nce No. SO Greenwich street.
On March 10, jaws b v only con OF Charles and
Jenny Clay ton sged months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence 81 his parents
400 Greenwich street at halt past o'clock, satur.
day 10Th instant. To be inferred at Greenwood Ce-
metsry.
ON "wednesday, March H. H. NJ HausES, aged II
years and months, second son Of II. ,. aud Ellen
Hsugen
His remains were conveyed on the 18th inst, 70
Greenwood Cemetery for interment.
The UNDERLINED returns his sincere thanks to hts
frends snd the iendH Of the family, for their kind
nass In his remains to their hnsl restinz
place. J. HArsrs.
At Hsmpstead. England, on January 10, 1851, Ro.
hERT WRsY, ssq ofCtanosry Lane London one OF
the Benehers othe Middle Temple in the 73d year Of
HE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15
MONEY MARKET.

FRrDAY, March 1i--6P.M.
The stoch Tsrket opened active this morning and
prices chow an improvement those current at the
close yesterday Operators In Long Island have be-
come quite plenty within the past day or two. aud
holders feel confident Of attracting outsiders at higher
prices. Reading Railroad was little better ct the
opening, but clO,ed heavy. A sale made Of one
thou,and shares seller twelve months at per cent
below each prices. Harlem In demand at our quo
tacns and elssed buoyant notwithstanding the
ssss Every effort was made 10 sustain Erie Railroad
without success. Morris Canal was not In much re.
qusst but priess improved considerably. very large
amount Of railroad bonds particularly Erie changed
hands. Portsmouth and Edgworth were the hrmest
stocks on the list, and II Is impress lying
from the movements going on, that advance OF
considerable Importance will be realized ia each
Portsmouth went up to-day 4 per cent; but the rise
drew out very little stock Holders appear disposed
10 keep the stock out OF the market In view Of the
Pale at the Merchants Exchange OF two thou,and lots
ofthe ccmpanys property on the 10th OF April, pay.
ment for which will be taken In stock at Its par value
New Jersey Exploring and Mining Company advanced
ger cent, with small sales. There are large order,
In the market for thi, stock but II s scarce and can
only be obtained In small lots.
The receipts at the once Of the assistant treasurer
OF this port to-day amounted to sloi32o; payments
sss7 sss TO- Of which s2oo 600 account Of the
Mexican indemnity balance, sse33 Ell 81.
The treasurer Of the branch mint, at New Orleans,
has given notice that he IL prepared to pay all deposits
Of geld made prior to the hrst OF January and also
those made since that time, up to No 81 inclusive.
The steamship Asia from Liverpool, brings one week
later from all pnts Of Europe The London
money market vas quiet. The ministerial crisis had
not disturbed the previous state Of things For some
time past II has been reported that the Bank OF Eng
land Intended to raise the rate Of interest sssin but
up 10 the last date there statements had not been
fulfilled Ont OF doors the rate Of interest three
per cent Sor good short mercantile bili., bat With
shy ness Of long paper IL was, however ,tl the i'm
precision 10 financial cicIes that before tn lapse Of
thirty days the outside rate would - higher. The
cotton market was active and tuoys The advance
wss not anticipated en- this eide. and ~ 10 the i'm
precision here that u will be but temporary. Later
seoants from tsis country will cha 7ge the appear.
nnee % he Liverpool cotton market vs.v materially
be can markets r. main without variation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15

Bosror. March l3-Bokers Board-2 shares Boston and
Worcester Railroad l04a t03s IS Old Colony Railroad 6x
Concord Railroad, 55s4 l2 Vermont Cen raj Railroad
Ogdensburg Raiir al. 500 so do. hood l0 Portland
saco and PersmoNa Railroad s94 Vail River RAilroa \.
93 - Northern Railroad 67 70 0Fichburg R,lroad
Railroad 104t 1041s 20 Western Railroad l054 Wor-
eester and Nashua EAroad 81; Eastern Railroad 1885,
Pittsburgh Copper Company Banh ofiNsrth America
lsA; 70 Canton company, 5s 225 kdgeworth Company,
g& Second Borrd-0 shares Edge worth Company, 10 q
lU 100 do s30d TO- 100 do bad 16 rs Boston and Pro-
violence Railroad 81 $50 Vermont Central Railroad. 3;
Nashua and Lowell Railroad l0s as Canton Company.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
RIO JAsEIRo, Jan. 2S-Cofee-Rumors OF in Europe
have meuhst inuercsd operators In this article; and al
though uppes from the rterr have for several weeks
been inteerd with ty bad reads the market has been
extremely dull until within few when
dmand for coffee advanced prices so to 100 from the
lowest roint reached We quote firm market GOO
so for lot Of good frss and superior
and $4,000 sVm for good frsts SuSs-.Steck. 800
Camps and 1900 bags Pernambuco. We quote the former
at 26to for whites ans 700 900 for browns and
Rio GRANGE ard River Plate Quotations $50 l70 r..
per Pound fer heavy and $50 100 per pound for
lght At Rio Grande, 9Th inst, hides could not be
placed beard below l04c per 10. with specie. and
traction under 17o ID with exchange. Exchanges
England have reached ,noe last oreulsr advcc the
high rate Of for fret cl>ss paper and s0 sli for
ya, higher have been established and poe Nor
paid TO the United staes To Europe, quote l0s
800 rsuist 2 a $50; fssni.h dollars 90; pa
sriot de- 1880 u 9eo.sstook. per cent IS do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15

FRIDAY, Narcn 10 r. M.
BRrADsrurrs.-F7our-W Western and State remained
without important change but price, scarcely
firm, the Ea,tern and local inquiry being less active
There was NO export demand, the enhanced rates Of
freight and the continued unfavorabe advices from
England intimdating purchasers. OF domestic, $500
perfns 81 so 81 &c for ordinary to straight State
- 81 81 81 for Indiana, Michigan and New Orleans
81 y Tor od 10Th other s5ands
sold, for the provincial market, at 81 g. in bond
Southern aour was In better demand and with firm
for common to good, and SIS q SIS SO for fancy. Rye
-four was dull and heavy at So 81 asa "A. Corn meal
has not varied. Rye moved 20 the extent of $500
bushels at SOC for Northern, 1T which the market
" m and IN ss;
market for remained firm, with only limited sup
ply The sales embraced 500 bushels yellow frsm
store, at &c, and 600 bushels Western mixed, to
arrive In August, at 62kc Barley barley and malt
scarce and wanted at full figures.
ing all sback, aud those who have tine most conf
dence in very .hort crop and correspondngly high
prices consider the rates paid to day extreme and be-
yond It's value The sales reported at 2700 bales
at nc advance. We find the following exquisite
morctau in one Of our Manchester circulars, from
not permit any change to be made In their ex ceent
arrangements, lsat short crop should expose on the
ever perpetrated SUCCESSFULLY for two years upon
mercantile community:-"The select committee ap.
pointed by the Associated Liverpool Cotton Brokers' to
inquire into and rectfy the intromissons of the
nua stock for the last years have finished
their arduous task and reported the result to the ge
neral body who have decided not to alter their pre-
vious arrangements beyond taking quarterly from the
different railway companies and water carriers, the
number Of bales designating each description of
cotton they have for warded into
from the manufacturing districts during that period
The committee, it seems, have been in session two
months. and have had arduous time Of it. 30 the
prerent iniQutous system il to be continued
PRoyIsIoSs.-Pork The market continued as no
tced in last with sales OF $50 barrels at S13 81
Sl3 46 for new; S12 81 Sl2 81 for old mess S11 rs
for new and $40 for old prime including lot Of 40
barrels Winchesters new prime mess at $l3 Beef
sold to fair extent at IS $40 rs mess; and SIS
So for prime. Prime mess inactive, and price,
nsmiDally the same Beef hams quiet, but firm,
at SIS 60 Cut rats ruled dull and steady, a. 80
8Ac Ior hams, and 60 6c for shoulders Lard being
in good request advanced trs with sales OF $50 bar
rels and tierces at 81 s7Sc. Butter in fair
demand. at full figures Cheese was more active, at
6h Txc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15

Hon. bevie Csss arrived In town yesterday snd IL
stopping A. the Union place Hotel
Hon A telch, Michigan. Pimotso Focs Eicrsgua;
i. Coz, Albany, Il Lsgrsn6 New Orleans: n. Hun
1t the Union plsc. Hotel
Mrs. and Me, FILLMORE. lady and daughter sfthe
Prssident Of The United stats., Mr. FILLMORE father
of the President; Hon. Levi woogburv Ws.birgtsp.
Hon " sfbley. NJ G.. Minses,ts Den n raa va
Iader. phnsdelphis; Hen. Foots r. : sspsss Vsy
mont Preyost, Montreal. J. B.aua.v 10
Nieholron. Enslard, David Lsr, csuaia' j ebert.
son Epglsnd D. Lumpkin, Georgia are am 3ns
thee nsv star ing At The Irving nouss
Felt, Masssohusett. " Lawson, DO r piks-,oa
MEXICO, 4. Kubn DO mmo1sre a. Lopez Nss
sco: n " Crseey lialtax are a. the American
Hon. D. Chfttssdtn, CONNECTICUT; Rev. J. l. Harris
"a o. Blscknan, y. W Buckley, g n Strong,
osvrgis: y wsithsi U.sE A. Howell Fact Indies
cci y Bennett Lore Islsnd we're among the ar
rttsis ge-teEssy at the Clinton Hotel.
re sif ssnshter snd father q President FIJI more,
psessd through this citr YESTERDAY reus 70 Rudac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15

LtvEsrooL Corro~ MAskEr, Feb 20 1t ~ouli be
By report u Friday lt that the nark-t had
taken . drm stand against any further decline and
that hcldrs keeping back their sto,ks, except
they could obtain turn OF advantage in price In
this prepared state Of thing ready 70 lay hold Of
that might present itself in fsvsr Of the market
Ne received, on Monday morning the latest advice.
from America giving confirmation to tbs previous
estimate. Of ,hort crop the receipt. OF cotton a. the
ports In some degree bearing out su,h conclusion.
An I'm mediate turn in favor Of sellers the
su.pce II these mportsnct a5vce. there being good
demand both from the trade and speculation This
Soersaed Ana activity veil rsspo ois5 20
hMsnehsster ardve clos. the u..k WITH "a. aivsnce
on the good or5inatyte midng fair qualities ofAm.ri
days have been put little unier cheek, All our
proceedings moderated by the disturbed state Of poli-
tcs and the difficulties apparently attending ne for
nation Of government Other we@ ~ close the week
with appearance Of nrmness and ccnadencs. Fair
uplAnds are placed II ID, Mobile At d. and Or
leans ND. csc american plV rarat, 450 Bxyptls
and 400 Pernsm have been taken On speculation sad
go American, 500 surst 200 Nsdrss no Bahia, aud
$40 Bengal for export The sal,, q the week amount
TO 30 4e0 bales
LrEsrooL CoRv NARErr. Feb - The grain trad.
bse exceedingly dun aud languli during the pat
week and the sale - foreign wheat aud -four exceed
kssy aov The latter has receded 81 per barrel since
oar iast notice AMI the prices quoea 20s 70
2qs tor Bsltimor. zoe 70 Il, "a for Western canal
and e0s 20 2ls for Canadian. Indian corn supports
lsfe rates with fair inquiry ~ 81. 81 ~ for
whrs sor 20 31s for yellow, and 1ps Sd 10 3Os too
mixed The Inn ports continue moderate.
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LIQUORs. &c.

pRaNDiEsi BRsNDlRs y BRANpIEs iii-rHE DAD
~ est and best branches vines liquors. &C. imported
prealy for the proprietor are 70 be founi snd
ettet brandy 49, Droone street one block
Broadway Particular attention " paid to thu botng de-
grtent which consists Of ha choicest grades % ssds
ssrTy snd Forts and are pYuarly adapted for medioan
purposes, being genuine ana warranted the pxoprie
ter. ANBROsE BALL AOHE.
Il IYUOk DEhLkRst ATTENTION.-BY ENcJOsIsG.
~ twenty cellars u boz no. a25. New York Post Omne
you vii reeve the tetepd one Of the oldest dessss sad
MIXERS IN this cY who E about 10 rstirs from the hunes
Ibee - ere a frost value TO person engaged,
rhtanf - engage IN The uutr trade They see for mann
stnrng ~ hhde ~ iuor Wines, and Csvdiss One Of
" retrs alone worth hun reds Of dollars All letters
atftn'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15

CTATKs ISLAND STEAMBOATS,. ON AND ArTEs
- aarch 10. 1867, lesss whitehall At r. IL, - sna
onlocki leave NanDsbilts at, 10, H. snd e'ocs
NEW rosK AND pBILADELPHh.-rlw rOsk
Az ard Fhilsaesphs aIreca--Unitsd axates nan nne-
rhrcrsb IN ~ hcurv via Hew Jersey nAirsaa pa,s ~
View rork r. sysw fest q osysslssss 81 snS So
Rnllsdsrhls :, ave "A. ~ ss< r. -. - W ssss
WALNUT -ArssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15

yEnY LAIR FROM BasHIL.-We have received from
Rio Jan.iro the formal DO Commerce. to the ID OF Feb
rusry The political ne~s Is Of no importance. on
the "a OF February General Fruoto Rivera retired
TO the fortress Of Santa Cruz The dieuls, between
the governments Of Rio Janeiro and Buenos Ayres
yer. stll unsettled but in mediate appre.
hspded snd there strong grounds for hoping that
n may be avoided altogether Notice had been given
nv the polite. d.psrtm.n mt of Rio that vessels entering
that port would be required TO present 70 the police
sssnt boarding them, an exact list containing the
names nationally aud professions Of any pswengers
they might bring The dry goods dealers had entered
not TO buy goods at less credit than
twelve months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15

Tar DrFaprrRr % srEssKHs.-The stsausrs South
.rner Tor chsr,ton Pscife tor San Francisco FLORIDA
for ssvsnuah and Premier for valparaiso, viii Isav.
thi. port day The City Of Glasgow will also leave
Philadelphia Tn. Brother JoHAthsp, which made q
very ,uee.sful trial trip yesterday, will leave tsLs
mort on Monday FIR Chsgres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15

FRoN PoErAu. PlArrE. We Learn By the .. ".
Perry arrived yss'erday, that business wss very dull
at Port au. Platte, and money ,csrce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15

The WEEKLr HERALD win be published ct hslfpsst
o'clock this morning It's contents win, usual
brace the important OF the week. Single eopies
sixpence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15

Tia. Muw.vEtEs~ n MIsrssrPpt R.tLsoAp srrf RIMS
IN. compspy having declined 10 Examine Mr.. Crom
well In the investigation nov pending he has submit
ted to ccrrespopdsncs with the President Of the
shoving hi. position In purchasing those securities. for
his elnt and himself aud upon the strength OF whtsh
the securities taken II cannot be believed that
the company will repudiate the 600 Of these secu.
rsnc, thst they had received ful value therefor and
Srw YoRK December 90, 1850
B,nos KnEouSSE, ESQ,
these notsr aud mortgages and guarantees from Mr..
ohm r. Cryder, from rhom and TO whom and for
what did the fsny psrt with these notes and
gssest IL there any doubt 81 the payment OF the
have you any to believe any legal or equitable
obscton 10 tn, perfsst validity Of these notes and
ncrtgagef and GUARANTEE II so, be good enough 70
,.sts the sane. plsae give only tuch information
and fsets as may na relied upon WITH certainty.
Your obedisnt servant,
CuAs. 8. CROMWELL.
0FFicr % ras N. a NJ r. r. CO..
nLwauEfg, Jan. 10, 1851.
CH.s r CEoswELL, ESQ
Dear air Your esteemed favor % Goth ult IL Just
:. ..,vsd and contents carefully noted. Assuming
tbs GU have copy Of your letter, answer succinot
nave received full value fsr all Of these securi.
.Sieh thew bsv. trsnsferred 10 Mr. Oryder and
-. r.n be trsnsferred to him except upen fuli
rsvn,pt The Company. through their agent, va.tsg
,h NJ a, der Tor slO0 900 Of these securities to b
raid soy At ~ pulstsd periods and nstements an 10
- a.tiv.rsd 10 hin when paid for. think tter. IL
NJ aonbt "a the payment OF interest In pril next
regularly th.Y.aater DO not know, or believe, thst
an, legal or equitable objection does, or eyis 10
IL. notes mortgages. or gusrsutees
n an y.rv Repeatedly your obpdisnt servant
BYRON KILB0VBNE, PtsaidtDt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-15

Ntvs rpos Msuco--0ur sdvicss from the city Of
Mexico 10 tn. 18th pt They contain no important
new. ~ Monitor Republicans slisd vish local nat
tsr'i dintsrs,s 70 Megicans only
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GOPARTNERAHhPSs
v,HE coPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
81 the arm ~ j. Loonie Co. stone Cutters - this day
dissolved BY mutual consent. yBaEsIAd LOONIE,
PATK FITZ0kRALD.
hAncH 9th, 1851. THOs. EGAs.
The busfns IL to he continued by jeremiah II onie and
Thomas Egsr, Twenty seoond street. Of Second
avenue. New York
NoTIcE.-TBE CoPARINRRsHIP EXISTING BE-
~ tween KING SMITH, ship scners IL this day dis
solved by mutual All claims agapst will
be presented TO SAMUEL 8. SMITH 2t south street.
THOs. "a. KING,
dissolution or co PARTNERsuIP.-rHE CO.
~ partnership heretoore existing between the subscribe
ere under the firm Of Wetm Gray having expired By
limitation, was daslyed BY mutual consent on the st
January 1851 samuel O. Gray will attsnd to the settlement
the STAIRS q the rm and will continue the busne
his own account G.. WkIMDRB
BsroIs, Cal Jan. %, 1851 sAML. u. GRAY.
A PARTNER WANTED IN AN ESTABLISHED BUsT-
"a nfss. in pleasnt and thriving Village abjoinfng the
Hudson river ssd only short dtanse from this cityhers
being more busnebsn the present proprietor attend
TO alone s bis reson for wishing partner rurther
tieulars can learned BY addressing H. At the Herald
Office between the hours Of ten and ocosk to-day aud
where An interview may he had N. u. No person
need arry unless he cash capital Of from
70 two thousans dollars.
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JoHN g. SPENcER-THE CoDE AND THE CoNsri.
TuTaN We do not agree with our Albany cor.
respondent IN his dtnunciation Of Mr. John G.
Spencer, for giving It a. his legal opinion that the
provisions q the new constitution 20 no, coalic
with the proposition made by Mr. Burroughs 70
raise funds with which to enlarge the Erie canal.
Mr. Spencer l. an accomplished lawyer, and gave
his opinion az such. There never was a constilu-
ton nor bill yet framed, that cute lawyers could
not discover flaw in. Under the early coasitu.
ton q this State, it was decided that the STATE
should not Issue bills of credit but cunning Law.
yers found out that the State could charter banks
To- do 20, snd also that II could issue stock Il Is
only whipping the devil round the stump, aud the
~ stem y very old one. We particularly disa-
gree with our correspondent in his dsapproyal Of
Mr. sfencer's position IN relation to the new Code
Of Psactce-a code which originated from anarchi.
cal AID socialist IDEAS, end which has drown the
prsotice Ct the law 10 THE State into the most
glorious confusion. Il has abolished, at enc fell
swoop, All the experience Of the last two o. tbree
centuries, and established in it, stead not az pDs-
tive, nothing certain, nothing reliable Il Is
netting but anarchy legslized into a code
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IMPORTANT NEWSPAPER MOVEMENT Ar wAsH-
HsToS Mr.. Donelson, formerly minister 70
Bsflin, a Brottes Of General Jackson, has pur.
chased the UHiOa ne wspaper in Washington Mr..
Donelson is a very important politician, and 10
vel acquainted with the politics Of the South
west The movement may be considered a very
ina, ortsnt one Ii reference to the next presidency
Il is very probable that the new paper will give the
Whole 81 s influence 10 favor Of General Houston,
OF Texas, who was also pyotsgt Of Old Hickory