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Union.
THE SURVEYING PARTY.

The steamship Alabama Mina,itlan and Vera Cruz, ar
rived al New Orleans on the 4th inst.
Mr. Letchcr, our Minister Mexico, came passenger on
the Alabama.
The Alabama lett AIinaan on the 25th r, and was de-
tanned one iav inside Of the bar by norhc Left Vera
Cruz IN the 30h ult.
The hyd ographic party, Lieut. Temple, having completed
survey and minute examination of the river for about sixty
miles above this place. will about the 9th instant proceed
10 cross mountains the Pacific and make detailed
examination OF all the bays harbors, &c. within reach
Closing on their way back they will examine the balance
of the upper river Coatzacoacos and The bar at The mouth
az well as the river below Minatillon.
Mr. Williams party (topographicaD are engaged In run,
ming lines and levels from Ell Baro down the lagouns and
10 the Gulf of Teluanepec. Mr.. Averys purity are en-
royed between Boca del Monte and FL Barrio When they
Shall have finished this line which is short, they VIII COM
mence and run back in the direction of the Gulf Of Mexico
on the Momnpa river. ~,
Major Barnard has been in advance of the party all the
time arranging for transportation &C. and planning WORK
for the parties on the most available lines
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AURORA ROREALIS.

One of the most beautiful phenomena OF this description
We have ever behed appeared Monday night about 10 O'clock
and continued nearly hour was seen on The north
ern horizon swaying both sides OF the noh
decatc white color then roseae tint, which came and
went like blush cheek Of beauty Occasionally il shot
nm AT different points, and il sometimes assembled nearly
M bieh as The North The Aurora Boreas singu
aiy striking but fact the whole horizon was beautiful
Illuminated as by the full moon, by Jupiter and Saturn
blazing in their respective orbits and the constellation OF
Ciemln hanging directly heads
-"Now elowd the hinancni
With lving sapphires."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

II il with sincere pain that we have the sud
den death Of our old friend Major Richard Pollard of Abe
marie county Virginia. who died nj Wizards Hotel yes'er-
day AZ thc hour of 3 F. ", of Pneumonia.
MAJOR Pollard had been i'll few davs and such was
the mahenity of his attack that remedial aids could avail
nothing He was here with his daughter on orle VISIT
and is thus suddenly snached away in the prime Of life from
his family and friends. ,,.c,u
The deceased was charge dadires to the epnbc Of Chill
having been appointed by Andrew Jackson and remained AZ
,ha court during The administration Of Mr. Van Buren,. He
was the brother.iraw OF Mr. Rves our minister to Paris;
and his connexions in Virginia well as his numerous
friends elsewhere will deeply mourn his loss,
His remains will be conveyed Richmond ana thence 10
the family burisl-pace Oak Ridge, in Nelson county
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made no resistance wha.eve: the door or as the negroes
passed by him. o,, - cav, N :, IN The Or.
na the cfce of City Marshal do not lind that
he is to do The work OF the United States Marshal and d Is
the wish of the City Government 10 nave e 40 H. asy nav
only pass the order, aud i"@ arrest VIC L" '''
E,,n them mr. will resign.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

The Tehuanepec treaty with Mexico has been concluded
and is received a, Washington. 1t brought on by Mr.
Barlow as u. S. special messenger. All difficulty rs 10
uht of way across sthnus of Tehuantepec Is now
renewed and Mexico agrees all the guarantees which we
hayeasked for The surveys of the Teuan,epec route are
going on very well and will soon be completed Inc route
I b. practicable al an early day and though, will be
the preferred only between the Atlantic and aclhc
but between Europe and Asia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25
THOMPSON THE ENGLISH ABOLITIONIST, PEI
ten WITH EGGS &c,

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, FEB. 20-Thompson, the notorious
English abolition lecturer pcl,ed with rotten eggs whe
10 covered over with the precious commodity This too In
the of large crowd Of Spectators who hooted him
with all manner of disapprobaiory yociferaons !! was
with great difficulty and only by tho interference OF the a-
,hoes ha, the popuace was prevented from perpetrang
even more serious chastisement upon him. 49,
Stones and other missiles thrown into ms room nSh
before last thus holding him very He has taken
his departure in secret the West Pehaps he would DO
well 10 20 South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
TINES OFFICE HARTFORD FEB. lu
The Democratic State Convention met to-day, ana wac
largely attended, much unanimity OF feeling prevailed
The following ticket was re-nominated:
For Governor-Col. Thos II. Seymour,
Lieutenant Governor-Chas. ii. Pond
Treasurer-Henry ID. Smith.
Secretary Of Stale-J. {. Smith.
"Comptroller G. Pnney.
Among the resolutions passed. very decidedly ap
proving OF the compromise measures OF Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

CHURCH BURNED-Ihe Methodds, Church near the
Oaks Hanover coucy destroyed BY hrs lew nights
since The FIRE was the work of an ineendiary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

The Norfolk Argus announces that J. S. Silson ESQ.,
candidate for slecton in the first Congressional DIS
,x;.
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'E@iIEsE Nediracs are .. ~ .'i ., ~. y % r. 'i
,r tho result Of an c%casiye medical ael.e ~ .- .
years N The cry 81 fhi'ad~lihi fl, , 60,
Pr Rose ENigth't'! % , ~" ,,i,i.
COUGHS. Asthma >iiGut 7i b''i' ht'"''' "t+ aa Dsea.s
The Luass. Pro" ~ cents. ~. ,...
Oh Erapi!oas. Lyef Complaint Rheumatism cnfonic s-
an ps a,s arlsip. ,foin al impure 81 the Blood Pace
Dr. Rose, Alternative ~ Pills if Dyspepsia ~ d
.ah.s heinz superior al mctcuta preparations re-.
ID Rose Vegetable ycnnl;lge, or Waan s.cr-a sale
/ .,u,i'rr .f wnfl1. Pi.re. GEMS
nr Rose Cll;ua..ye B',sam T's mixture - ore g BE
,,n,qu a.ip.i-s and a ! be Sea- al families
Rheumatic Co.aa9gaia ioa Rhedhtii-n Ps'si
Dr. Roses lissic iDtucn.-teuovins ia'"' "'' A'.'s &
| 5oLy. Price - tca's. ,.;,,,. L., . .
Female Ptl- Tor female weakness. eenra! deoy "e y 2
| scents ~, t.,,,I.. ana, .,....
AGtl ny,fsfac Compound have beer '4i T
Pnce ~ cents. .,t.i, mai, ,,rs ,.,r,.t,as an J. ..
hair t9nit.g,ri.'T y - ~, ~ p1re 81
toaINeaaed Dy -. -.'a s a.. ren,lai.t s,,, -
ma, ,iy o ,.iiy teste and proven. aad he,r s,c IL.
,urr, In. yar,ons disease, when ihey s..aure
pa.ei thsn' w. 'ii' 5,''s ~ i, 49, ,,, '
~ r, II the iolyrr,i,y oi Penn,g.y.aia n
n,n,rary nrlnter ~ he P0iadrp Nclca cry H.-a
~ s,.a.! ~ l~ by NE following .ay,. 4.,
whom lie l1s bee. Is. frequent e'os4ltan.a viii se'r b.
,t a., Sv% ybI"!5ny me .tiue, Ma ctr4 q.
,,r.,os c1s b. bal nj M ;osir, Druggists Pi ErtfLIl
:, 90 GAY\OR ~ WOOD ADlE y GRAY BENNETT
EgFES 4 L. pl-yAI, O. y SrRErkER aat hilE B-
>.r,r: j.. 1. -.'.E.
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Jam, is.lS, y. ~, ." ii,,c .,s Naac, Il
J"s'i' v 80 - I'm, ~ s,-, Nrit, her hu
nc si'u ,ana'''e " W., u,r her husband AMI T. .
= ~ 4! .>'Is In IN. - ', NJ, go Pa.. :
loh"s'a 'ld RANGES "a VIC
hghns! -, l \.,.b, l. t.
"i'M" d Terry Az" "''1'' ''' ' peel
lhe oiee 81 W, si', Is ~ ,,'o iy,l,,,,, ,er. ~
. ssl ~ and yc he !" c,.ra - &
-twcrn n m an 4 di,t,irutlon puceets 90 ;'e
,rf. .rs,r... ,att. rrattt ,.rt,
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TEN EOLLAiss KEN ARD.

ryAS AWAY i.ufa j. en- 'e"' Gar 'Is~s' i'.f'
AZ ronrY :, 9hoei he ait,d IA, wear Netto vs.
GABRIEL pc oD.inr thc csta'c o Geo'fe y '1+--
n. - as,,r s1ry.. wars old tal, AMI toereo!y sto
brown or rigzerbroaG c,3., .liai @is A. Mr. Hes. w.
cear Hanover T,w1 lie ri: Nr Crew. s5c'c tnfee ~
APO and T.1pec- he would have tGs ci ~ a
have heard nothing Of aim get I:.s sGpro'ei 'nit
about the n-Shhprhooi Richmond Of Hanover 90
ao,.e reward vii DC paid delivering him % or gv,
Dahne:, Of Richmond City. J y . psss.,,ts
AIninistrs,orof Gco-;eS tlocsa es---
ul.k,ry hmm KaAnvn:. E.M a-cmLt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

COLONIZATION.- proposition is before the Legsla-
Kentucky appropriate 5000 each year Tor hve
years TO be EMPLOYED under tbs direction OF the KENTUCKY
COLONIZATION Society iu removing free blacks from that
State and colonizos them in Africa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

u-ors ,,onding-John Aan John Andersen 5neD
snIos wm r Burke Cassie s. D Thomas
James H. Easscs H 0ss1d Sh Msssr D. William
son. H., H., ~, students are as follows
us Modern c P1gSssss 49, g.
ss Natural Phvsoosy and Surgery &c. Moral PHILOSOPHY
Of aw so Anatomy 81 Dispatch
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-25

GEORGIA RAILROaOS.-We frequently notice In dis.
,.n papers very gross and inaccurate statements in regard
70 the different railroad Improvements in Georgia Roads
mentioned as being In progress Of construction which are
already completed while others advertised as completed
which had existence save In the visionary brains
OF certain about Albany and Charleston we there
fo,. Give the following recaptulaton:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-07

wsrsn Tavern from Paoi , miles and bad. tb,,.
w.taaaicvn from MsEwsnsvius, mls. and l.ss
twice week.
wslch Run from Msrcsnbarg. milss and back, ,vo.
YVES, Grove from New Londos, slss ara back, ,A,,.
times week ; $3.50 -
week
Zoleuvis from Be.llsvilIs, miles and bsek, ssc,
week.
Msa Messengers n Pssssss4ssiSI .,,
PROPOSAL. are invited for he felIast.g ~ ns.Aas~
The mail " be taken from and devsvsd as " pss obs
the points named at such hoa" - may b Azd spsu b.
the Pospnsstsn' mp. .ef'l
B.sm,.own from Railroad Depot, Of mile and back
daily except Sunday. sas@t
twics daily sxcsps Sunday. \ 6.b III III :
Bainbndss from Railroad Depot, l Of mile and back
twice daily. .aass
Chester from Railroad Depot of mils and baea, tw
daily except Sunday. g4 J 5I
Conshohoken from Railroad Depot. Of a mile and beck
twice daily except Sunday. srs rk
Coatesville from Railroad Depot Of milo and back
Damascus from Railroad Depot Of mil. and bad,
EIixabsthtown from Railroad Depot, milo ard back,
twice daily except Sunday. f s4eaH
Eqununk from Railroad Depot miles and back, tws
Flankiown from Railroad Depot, / mile and back,
daily except Sunday. {aWA
Grsa. Bend from Railroad Depot, q mile and back,
General Wayne from railroad Depot, . mil. and b.sl
Hamburg from Rairo.d Depot, Of mil. saa hael
Leipersvile from Railroad Depot, Of mile and baak
twice daily except Sunday. 44 4s.6,4 IA
LAnsshoro' from Railroad Depot, II mills. and b.al,
ltxusra Xst1vx aptQ sudn ttats : +.
Lawrenceville from Railroad Depot, of a mile and
back twice daily except Sunday. issaaI
Levistown from Railroad Depot Of mile and bad,
twice daily except Sunday. biis 44 ssas3 !
Marion from Railroad Depot, I of mile and back
twice week. g8 e fstg ssSg a4n& i
Mexico from Railroad Depot, Of mile and bask. twa
Mialntovn from Railroad Depot, Of mile and h.ek,
Mcveyiown from Railroad Depot, Of mils and hs4
Maysown from Railroad Depot, I Of mile and bask
IN. H.nehs.ssr from Railroad Depot, q mil. and b.
Marietta from Railroad Depot, Of mile and back
twice daily except Sunday. tgsasA
Middistowa from Railroad Depot, mis and bsst,
| twice daily except Sunday.
Norristown from Railroad Depot mile and back ,twa
M N.~,iis from R.ilro.d.Dspo, mil. and b.sl. daily
daily except Sunday. IL 5g.gsh
Philadephia from Railroad Depot, II miles end bad
twice daily. a1I
Port Clinton from Railroad Depot Of m,le and b,ek
twice daily except Sunday. As4rA
Plan6sid from Railroad Depot, Of = mils and bac
daily except Sunday. .4e4sss8T
Reading from Railroad Depot, . mile and haet, twa
daily sxoept Sunday. at6I
Shrewsbury from Railroad Depot II nls and back,
daily except Sunday. 4sal1
Sadsburyvile from Railroad Depot, miles and back
three times week tE@G s'tl5E ail.4 ia
Shiremantovn from Railroad Depot, Il milo and
back, twice daily except Sunday. 5.aAI
c. 49, D.: n D~~@nA Il \
| daily except Sunday. ~ YsaI
Thompsontown from Railroad Depot amils and back,
| twice daily except Sunday. Am4 Ga
Two Rivers from Railroad Depot, Of mile aal bel,
twice daily except Sunday, agssI
Tioga from Railroad Depot, mile and back, da1y s.
Oept Sunday.
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L.... no,:es: every Monday and Friday at 8.
sof3 la4p,sdsoss. FevIsr., (va,) Weiisburg, IVA,
IN Phllipc..!s. (Ohio,l New Alexandra, Smithhed,
end ce4sssine' to c.di1, - miles a.d back, three
Law. washington every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday 06ami
La.vscadfz every Tuesday, Thursday, and s.sur-
Aey ~HsniY
Sos Pres Washington, by Ch.rsiers cross Creek e.
dswllA end Cherry Hin, to<,eubenvills, (Ohio, }
- Aile end back, once week. .J
Leave WAahisgton every Thursday at 8 ami
AnisRat Baskerville same day by5pm;
Lean s@NbAvine every Friday At q m
:. E;.dsys Min, An,,y, md f.n-Als, to
WayeFhpV, rs miles and back, week.
Leave Washington every Saturday at6am;
I.ssak:xs:spts sy.ry wednesday at Gam;
Amin q Washington same day by p m.
s Fro. Washington to Taylorstown, miles and bach,
Law sTie~ovn every Wednesday and Saturday
Aniv. q Washington sam. day. By spmi
Law wsshinsson every Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive !. Tsylor.o~n sam. day. BY sypm.
svn, 0As. Mn, Bods! HiSerni., Brownins,oo,
5ippsv Rock, Norh Liberty, London, Mercer,
Hsrshsgig BxcAAngsvlls, Cas.ards, MeadviIle,
Moedeosk. Rockdas, and Waterford, to Er,c ls0
mile; and oaet, daily.
Arnvs q Mercer same day by 10 y m;
Lave Mercer daly al am
ArYivs as Rris sams dav bv Inn,
Lave Ede daily at 8 a m;
Arrive II Mercer day by l2pm,
Lam Mnrer daily At 3 am;
AntHp etPjtfsburs same day by9pm
$50 rssn Plttsburg, by Hsrrottsvile Cannonsbre
nam WsyAa1aetsa, IS miles and back daily. .
LavS PsssbuT daily At s am;
Arrive 1t Washington same day by I2m;
Law WesAiagsoa daiy at pm
Arrive 1t Pittsburg sams day by m.
Hrspoeals 70 sxtsnd this route from Washington TO
WhsQlag, (vaJ and 70 run by proposed schedule
tAaA viii ieciiitals thu great mail for Wheeng and
points beyond, will be considered.
$50 Prem Pnsbme By Tempsrancsvlls, Remington,
Fayslta. GihAad, North Star, BAvington, Flor
snss, Paris, and Holidays Cove, (va.,) to stsu-
bsnvine, tOhio,) IL miles and back, times .
week. sson
Nsw III Js~s 10 In NsvrmbsY.
tssvs Pittssurs daily except Sunday at am;
1rnvs q oeubsnviiis same day by I pm;
aw essttSnvils daily except Sunday after arri-
MIoi Whssing mail, say 3 pm;
AHTvs q trtsbdfg same day by III pm.
lts~ III Nsss~ssv /. In y~~.
LsaM R14shorx dsily except Sunday attain. 81
AgapoDuOseahenvlls same dave nv q n N 80
kMea944h6Avlls daily excare Dsndav :, a M.
Arrive = Pittubuu sams days by 2 M
ISL tSsa Pfesbufg, BY Anegany, West Manchssssr
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sswicklsyviIe, sswicky Bottom, Economy, and
Freedom; % Rsohsssss, - miles and back, daily.
Leave Pittsburg daily II am;
Arrive al Rochester same days by IL m;
Leave Rochester daily MSAmi
Arrive Al Pitssbury Same days BY Ian
vile, Tsrentum, Freeport, and Slate Lick, TO Kit
tanning, a miles and back 6 times week.
Leave pi.tsbux daily except Sunday at PM
Avs MsS Ss 1s. .. day. y
$3.50 From P.sbarg, ~ Psuyviis, Wexford Zei.nOps,
Middle Lancaster, Portersvile, HazlsnsbaTg, ana
Lessburg, to Mercer, 56 miles and back three times
Leave Pi..sburg every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday u7am;
Arrive al Mercer same days by9pm;
Leave Mercor every Tuesday, Thursday, and sstar-
day IT nm; aHs4
Arrive st Pittsburg same days BY pm. :.
1884 From Pittsburg, by Surgeons Hall, GIN HAL LII
brary, Fneyvillo, Monongahsla City, and BENT
lsyvlie. TO Bsal.vills, IS miles and back twice a
Leave Pitsburg every Tuesday and Thursday at 9
Arrive at Bealsville same days by 8 pms;
Leave Bsalsville every Monday and Wednesday at
Arrive al Pittsburg same days by Jpn.
$685. From Pittsburg, by Buchanan: Streets Run, Mass
Side, McKessport, Wes. Elizabeth Elizabeth e
Stone Perrypolis, Flstwood's, East Liberty, and
Upper Middletown, to Uniontown, 10 miles and
Leave Pit.sburx every Monday and Thursday at 9
am; 4ffa H. .5. #E@
Arrive .. Uniontovn next day by 6pm;
Leave Uniontown every Tuesday and Saturday at 9
Arrive At Pittsburg next days by Z p m.
1856 From Pi,tsburg, by Walkers Mills. Noblesown,
Mungo Park, Candour, Burgsttstown, Cross
Creek Village Patersons Mills, and Independence,
to Bethany, (Va,) 80 miles and back, twice .
week. #a
Leave Pi.tsburg every Tuesday and Thursday at s
m; sE
Arrive at Bethany same days by pm;
Leavs Bethany every Monday and Wednesday at 5
m; aeo4aH 4L@t
Arrive at Pitt.burg same days by pm.
Q527 From Ptfsbnrp bv Perrvsylle. Wexford, Ogle
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Leave Dear Creek every Monday A2pmi
1856 From Rochsssr, ~ Beaver, F.i.On Bgh,ou irsh
Ripple, Mount Jackson, CToss Cut, Newcasue
and New Wilmington, 10 Mercer. n miles Ana
back, ak times week three ums. ~1 Msrser;
three Of the six weekly trips between Beaver anu
NswcaslIs 10 return from Newcastle by Chsnsngo,
Wsrtemberg, and North sewickly and so dow"
tho east side Of the river. -,
Leave Rochester daily except Sunday, after arnvai
Of Pittsburg mail, say at lpmi
Avs Nsvss. s. lame cay 3
mer, and every Monday, Wednesday, and Froay
during wintor at 6am;
Arrive at Mercer same days by PM
Leave Mercer daily except Sunday during summer
and every Tuesday, Thursday, ana Saiuiaay
during winter at SAM
Arrive At Newcastle same day. by pm;
Leave Newcastle daily except Sunday at sam
sss7 F frem Newcastle by New bedford and Pulaski
New Wilmington, 20 miles and back, three times
Leave Newcastle every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at am;
Arrive Al New Wilmington same days by Ian ;v
Leave New Wilmington every Tuesday, THURSDAY
and Saturday at II mi
Arrive at Newcastle same days by 6 IN. - .
Proposals to 60 and return the same days VIII Do
1858 From Newcastle, by Eas.brook to Harensburg ~
miles and back, once a week.
Leave Newcastle every Tuesday at Sam;
Leave HarIsn.burg every Tuesday at lam;
Arrive at Newcastle same day by 4 pm....
$3.50 Prom Mercer, by Clark, West Greenville, James
A. town, Adsmsville, and Hartstown, to Espywlie, Il
miles and back, once week.
Leave Mercer every Tuesday At lpm;
, We ss.s ,%s sss ss
Arrive at Espyvle same day by u m;
" Leave Espyvile every Wednesday At pm;
Arrive at West Greenvillo same day by Bpm;
Leave West Greenyille every Tuesday at Gam;
Arrive at Mercer same day by u m.
$3.50 From Mercer, by Delaware Grove, 70 West ureen-
vile, Is miles and back six times week.
Leave Mercer daily except Sunday at PM
Arrive at West Grcenvie Same days by 8 m;
Leave West Greenvlle daily excspt Sunday at a mi
Arrive at Mercer same days by ~ m.
1851 From Mercer by Wolf Creek, HArrsvile, Anandae
Murrinsyle and Maple Furnace, 70 Lawrence
burg, 36 miles and back, once week
Leave Mercer every Tuesday at Sam;
Arrive at Lawrenceburg same day BY 6Pm
Leave Lawrenceburg every Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Mercer same day by p m.
9562 From Clarion by Lucinda Furnace and Tylesbarg,
10 1ionessa "a miles and back, once week.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-01-06
Roasting Senator Ewiug.

The United States Senate appears TO be
roasting Mr.. Ewing as upon hot GOALS
\ correspondent of the Baltimore Sun takes
tho following method Of defence. The
wings should be proud of it, thongh no doubl
it is the best that could be made-lhe pleas
Inconsistency is beautiful morn. -pious
uhiggish! Who could believe whig
promise afie. such defencel- Statesman.
"We had another dose to-day, of the
Bradbury phvsic for Tay ylorism. | do not
see why consistency should bo demanded
from Gen. Tnylor's administration any
more than from any other. What admin
is,ration has ever pursued a consistent
course2 Nay, what politician-unless he
was blockhead- had any more con-
sislency than was spoken Of by . certain
Roman Consul, who lived somo thirty CEN
turies ago" General Harrison was in Of.
fee long enough 10 follow the example
thu, lie deprecated; bu, every other Presi.
den who had the chance, has looked one
way and rowed another,
"Mr Ewing arose to the defence Of the
late administration today, for their act IN
removing Col. Weller as boundary com
missioner. lie manageable defence very
ably. His proposition was bold one
that il q democratic administration had
been in power,it would ha' O been compell-
ed TO rem,ve Col. w eller. The removal
of Gen. Lane was also vindicated by Mr..
Mangum.'' s.,. ...-.... .-. al .-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-01-06
New York Milk.

For several days past trial has beer
going on in which certain parties were
charged with selling slop of their own
manufacture for milk:-From the evidence
of the medical men, given on trial, it was
shown that very large quantity OF milk
sold in New York, and consumed by the
citizens Of tha. city, is poisonous--that for
confectionery purposes it is comparatively
valueless, and that it superinduces disease
in children offender years. This is the
fluid known as ill-milk, taken from COWS
fed on swill, and confined in STALLS. in the
upper parts Of the city. The swill it was
proved, diseases the animals-destroy- their
teeth so that they cannot eat hay, and il
was shown that disease of the animal was
communicated to the milk, Is it any won.
der, then, that infants are swept off in such
great numbers, as they are every summer
when they consume such villainous com.
pound as swill milkf Hundreds and thous.
ands Of them die every summer by cholera
anfantuns and kindred disorders, superin-
duced, we have not The slightest doubt, BY
this impure milk Pitts. Post.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-01-06

MICE PowER.-A gentleman is Kirkal.
da, Scotland, has trained q couple of mice
and invented machinery enabling them 10
spin cotton yarn The work is so con-
structed that the common house mouse is
enabled to make aionementgto society for
past offences, by twisting twine,i and reel.
ing from 100 to l26 threads per day. To
complete this, the little pedestrian has to
run 10 miles. A lhalf-penny's worth OF
oatmeal, at l5d per peck, serves one OF
these treadwheel culprits for the long Pc
riod of FIVE weeks. In that time it makes
l 10 threads per. day.. At this rate mouse
earns Is Cd per annum. Take off 81 for
board and Is for machinery, there will
arise 6s clear for every mouse annually.
The mouse employer was going TO make
an application for the lease of an old empty
house, which will hold ten thousand mouse
mills, sufficient room being left for keep.
ers, and some hundreds ofspecuiators. . A l.
lowing for rent, there viii he balance o
$4,000 per annum. a' 'asrJ st les, .