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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
Love.
BY MRS. II. MARION STEPHENS.

By MRS II. MARION STEPHENS.
"MeR nerer lore like omenr'-True-most truel
Mans love. al best, is but a Maynard thing
An April sky, made up of promises;
One moment clear and brilliant, but the next
A cloud has drilled by, and il is gonei
Mn iciH not lore, He will not give his heart
The broad, free rein OF faith, but holds il back
With the strong grasp of selfcontrOl; and thinks
How far 'twere safe to go-counts up the loss
And prOfit-if the odds are on his side,
Why then, perchance, he lOOscns il, but keeps
watchful eye upon the curb-or else,
In some unguarded hour, love might rebel,
And reason lose its seafi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08

OF The musket that kicked the boy over has
been arrested and held to bail The plea that it was
cooked at the time was ruled out of court The
fault lay IN the "breach of good manners, of which
il had too small a "stock''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
STATE on INDIANA. MARION COUNTY. scr.

In MARION CouRr COMMON PLEAs JuLs TERM ISL
Bill CHANcgRY A DIvoRcE ALrNoNY. 4
Sarah Snyder Andrew Snyder:
remembered 2eh day April. ISL The said
I'D Complainant filed the Office Of the Clerk said Court her
Bill Chancery for Divorce and Amony against said defendant
Andrew Snyder and also the affidavit perso
the said defendant resident the STATE Of Indiana The
said defendant IS therefore hereby notified Of the pendency q said
Bill and that unless he personally be and appear the
said Court be begun held the Cour House. in the city Of
Indianapolis the Cd Monday July plead
SAID Bill before the calling Of SAID the viii be
heard and determined in his absence EDWARD LANDER,
April 2e, 1851 Ez Qffco Clerk
BsnBoUR & PorrEE Solicitors fas Pet afT3o-swipl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
OF The following couplets embody volume OF
sound doctrine on delicate subject:
DOIJRIE Or GIFTS

I've courted you, Ellen for twelve months or more
And am rather worse of, l believe than before;
lis loving game truly, We played; and It's fit,
hope you'll allow, we should DOUBLE, OR QUIT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.
INTRODUCTION.
lSOnthsy's MadOe in AzaiIain.


lSoHfhsys MadOe in AzaiIain.
INTRODUCTION.
few years ago there arrived at the hotel, erected
near the Niagara Falls, an odd looking man, whose
appearance was quite in contrast with that OF the
crowds of wel-dressed and polished figures which
adorned that celebrated resort. He seemed just to
have sprung from the weeds His dress, which was
made Of leather, stood dreadfuy in need of repair,
apparently not having felt the touch OF either
laundress or needle woman for many long month
WORKOUT blanket that might have served for bed
was buckled to his shoulders; large knife hung on
one side balanced rusty tin box on the other, and
bis beard uncropped, tangled, and coarse, fell down
upon his BOSOM as if to counterpose the weight OF
black hairockS that supported themselves upon his
back and shoulders This strange being, TO the spec
stators seemingly half civilized and hall savage, had
a quick gancing eye, elastic firm movement, and
sharp face that seemed able TO cut Its way through
the cane breaks, both of society and Of the wilder
ness.
He pushed his steps into the sitting room, unsraP-
ped his little burden, quietly looked around tor the
landlord, and then modestly asked for breakfast
The host first drew back with evident repugnance at
the aPparition which thus proposed to intrude It's IN
eOuth among the genteel visitors, but word Wills
pered in his ear speedily satisfied his doubts. The
stranger took his place among the company, some
staring, some Struggling, and some laughing outright
Yet has turned out, that that there more in
that single man than in all the rest of the hrong he
called himself an American back-woodSman; he
was true genuine son of nature, yet one who had
been entertained with distinction at the tables Of
princes; learned societies, to which the like OF Gu
vier belonged, had been proud TO welcome his en-
trance; in short, he was whose fame had been
growing brighter while the fashonabes who laughed
at him, and many much greater than they, have ut
terly persisted. From every hill top and every deep
shady grove the birds, those Giving bossms of the
air - will sing his name The little wren will pipe
it with her matin hymn about houses the oriole
carol n from the slender of the meadows
the turtle dove roll it through the secret forests; the
many voiced hooking pour it along the evening
air. and the imperial, the bird of Washington, as he
sits in his craggy home, far up the.blue mountains,
will scream il to the tempests and the stars. He
was John James Audubon, the Ornitnologist.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
PETITION FOR DIVORCE NOW PENDING IN THE
MARION CIRCUIT COURT

Carey IT, Boatrght Margaret Boalright.
remembered that eighteenth day Of April A. d.
1851 the said Complainant Carey Boarght filed in the
Office of the Clerk of the Marion Circuit Court the affidavit Of dis
interested person. and witness that the defendant Mar
B0aigb resident Of the State of Indiana The said
defendant therefore hereby notified OF the filing and tendency
said Petition for Divorce by the said Carey H. Bosfeh and that
unless she appear plead demur the said petition
the h day OF the q said Court be begun and held
the Indianapolis the Cd Monday
June will be heard determined in her abDce
WIN. STEWART, Clerk.
LUcTAN BARBOUR. for April 3xVfw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08

GA son of Erin gave the following toast--"Heres
wishing you may never die, nor nobody kill ye until
We knock yer brains out against the silver knocker
Of yer oun dhoor.s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08

Cool ADvIcE;-A morning paper says-"The
East River Total Abstinence Society will be organ
lied tomorrow. Drop in!'' We'd rather wait for
warmer weather, thank you; and meanwhile take
orr 'sdrop in" the usual way.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08

a STROLOGY.-THE CELEBRATED DIR. c. w. ROBACK,
n Professor of Astrology Astronomy Penoogy
combined with CONJURATION from Swede Office No. IL
Locust Philadelphia offers his Indi-
He has been consulted by all the heads Europe
and enjoys higher reputation Astrooger than living
Naives calculated according Geomancy-Iadies
Persons al a distance have their
ing the date Of the day of birth All containing the
above fee will immediate attention,
part OF the world written durable paper and he prepared
TO make CT his by conuraon any of the following
topics Couhp advice given the successful accomplishment
OF wealthy marriages he has the redeem such
the free the bottle all hazard,
the stolen property the purchasing lottery
tickets Thousands of the above named have been
this and rs vicinity and the United States full
ton OF ALL 10000 Nave Horoscopes have been during
the last four while here Letters will every purpose
and viii do as well call IN person. and the mail safe
that need not fear money through the Post Office.
Dr. Roback receives from 500 1909 letters monthly and has
missed All will be regousy attended
For particulars,
Astrological Almanac, gratis. c. w. ROBACK,
II Locust street above Eighth, Philadelphia
70 Be particular the Post Office county and State
IT, ken relip uslv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08

NTOTICE1he undersigned informs public sold
his entire stock of Groceries Hardware, &c b. Wede
Co He tenders his thanks fer the liberal encouragement extended
him. his this city, and
member his friends and hope the public will continue
their patronage Wede Co.. they viii sell low any
Heuse in the ciy JULIUS NICOLAI.
p s. Those who indebted the old firm, please
settle claims
them apr9-4w J.NICOIsAI.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08

81 rise for information" aid member of le-
gislative body 81 am very glad to hear it." said
bystander, ssfor man wants it more.''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08

OF Scales derive their name from the fact that
some people are rather scaly about giving good
weight.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
Nan tri1 NOT lore,

What should he do with that deep sum of bliss
Wrought from the chaTm-''fo loCs and be iouedn'
Ay-what to him the blissfulness which swells
A tcoDlaR's heart, when in its own rich boon
OF trustngness and faith she yields her soul
sacrifice. and deems ii poor return
For her unbounded ioYi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08

a TTENTION FARMERS .-wEAvING. The undersigned
prepared do all kinds Of country Weaving such Jeans
Flanes Carpets, Lnseys &c All work warranted, and charges
Call his residences West side of the Canal few houses
North of the Paper Mill. A GEIER-
arral nL..a
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08

~ When you are asked by a lady 10 read an ice
cream sgn-donf you doit.
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n Throat has become the chief reliance of the afflicted
the complaints While
powerful remedial agent m The most desperate and almost hopeless
cases OF Consumption Is Also diminished doses one OF the
mde and most agreeable family medicines for common coughs
world, and the world respect their opinions.
From Professor HITcHcocK:
James AyerSir have used yeur "Cherry Pecioral" in
my own case OF deepseaed Bronchitis aud satisfied from Us
emcal that admirable compound for the relief
of aryngial and bronchial difficulties II opinion supe
you think proper EDWARD HITCHCOCK, LID,
President Of Amherst College.
AYESs PICTORIAL ote valuable prepara-
tons that has fallen under notice After careful examination,
do not hesitate 10 have large appreciation OF It's merits
and the fullest confidence in It's usefulness coughs and lung
panis'
Dr. Brewster of Windham Co.. Conn., sends US the following
DR. G Ayer-Dear SIR: enclose you certificate from Mrs
Mr. Seth Cady, Deputy Sheriff Windham Co, Connecticut The
her prompt and has attracted general aen
ton w A BREWSTER, NJ ID.
WEST KILLINGLY, CT, Sept 2s, Is4s
This may certify that afflicted with very cough
the winter of AIS which threatened to terminate in Consumption
had tried many medicines m ya and was cured by the use Of
4" Ayers Cherry Pecioral." CA1HARINE X. CADY-
DIRECT EVIDENCE.
DR. J. c. Aver, Iowe-Dea Sir Feeling under obligations
you for the restoration OF my health send you report OF case
which you liberty publish for the benefit of othe Last
took bad cold accompanied bY cough and made
use oil many medicines without obtaining relief was Obliged 10
up business frequently raised blood and could sleep
night friend gave bottle of your CHERRY PEcToRAL- the
have purchased fifth boie and nearly
sleep WELL cough has ceased and all BY The Of valuable
medicine ; STONE, A. NJ
Principal Mt Hope Seminary
From Dr. Bryant, Druggist and Postmaster ChicOPee Pals,
Mass:
Dr. c. Ayer-Dear Enclosed please remittance all
the Che Pecora last can unhesagy that
seen medicine which cured So many easas Of Cough and
Lung Complaints Our Physicians using extensively their
!" "''N'' Truly yours DIN BRYANT
PREPARED BY J. C. AVER, CHEMIST, LOWELL MASS.
anrIo-,v cRAIGHF an A. BROWNING DRUGGISTS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08

n UEENswARE.A good assortment Of Queens,vare Gas.
~ Tumbers, Preserve Dishes, Molaszes Cans, &c.,
j0ne12 BRAATvEIL's.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08

o. The moral world, without the gospel, is as the
natural world, without the sun.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SIS.
In THE PROBATE COURT OF MARION County,
April Term, A. d.. 1851. J

In PROBATE CoURT MARION COUNTY,
April Term, A d., 1851
Petition for the sale Of Real Estate.
G. Powell
deceased Elizabeth Hand Isaiah Hand Henry Green Mandy
Sarah Alundy, Joyce Powell Francis Powell William Powell
James Powell Sinclair Powell, John Powell and John Snow
E known that 25h day of April, A D. 1851, the
n April Term Of said Court appeared the satisfaction Of
said Court by The Sher 10 the the above eni
tied that the defendants Elizabeth Hand and ash Hand and
Francis Powell and Sinclair Powell residents Of the State Of
sling and penccy petition be given said defendants
% ans are therefore. hereby notified Of the fling and
nedesc of said and that unless they and pesd to-
said petition, on the hrs' Sa " 'ne mex %
said Probate Cour be begun and held e oouri House. ~
city Indianapolis. the last Monday nj May I ihe mat
and things therein contained will be held and taken as
confessed as 10 sad defendants.
BY order Of the Court WM STEWART, Clerk.
john GAVIN, AMY for Petitioner mays -3wtwt
STATE OF INDIANA, HAMILTON COUNTY, TO WIT:
In PROBATE COURT HAMILTON COUNTY, MAY TERN 1851
PETITION FOR DOVER
Margaret Dale Flemmon Dale, e a.
that the 18th day of November 1885, the above
Petitioner filed the Office Of the Clerk Of the Probate Court
Of Hamilton County, his petition the above entitled cause and also
the affidavit of DISTINGUISHED thai Minerva Murphy and Pow
Murphy the defendants therein residents of
the Indiana The said Minerva Murphy and Powhaan.
Murphy therefore hereby notified Of the fling and pendeney Of
said petition and that unless they and plead
dmn said petition the AIst day OF the said Pro-
ve said County, The % Monday May 1851 the
will be taken as confessed, as 10 SAID defendants
JNO; g. BURNS, Clerk,
Anri1 -arr1Q-3 v1rA Per = Uapr De-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08

Haunted him. like passion; the tall rock,
The mountain, and the deep and gloomy wood,
Their eoIors and their forms. were then to him
An appetite; feeling and love
That had no need Of a remoter charn,
By thoughts supplied, OF any interest
Frnsorro.-sd r--r, she eve -
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fro BE coSrIsurD-1
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11
Married..

In the Presbyterian church; Elkton, on the 1th
INST, by The Rev II. S. Howell, Dr. WELL M II.
lHrE, CT SUSSEX Go. Del, 10 Miss hEElE /.
lorNG, this place.
HE printers III consideration of the receipt Of
ol some excellent cake, make their bcs, bow. and
wish the happy couple much joy and long LIE IL
well stored lardcr and little crowd. (but not Of
mice.) tonibblc nj it.
On Tuesday the 7ih inst. by the Rev. DR..
Anderson, Mr.. WM. PRICE To Miss ANNA J..
BIDDLE, both of Cecil county.
In this instance too, rich slice Of cake Las
caused the printers TO tender their con-ralula-
'ions. May the Bridegroom s:livc hundred
years" aud may the brides ''shadow never
grow less
On tn" ID inst, by Rev. J. X. lIclmbod. Mr..
JonN COOPER To Miss SARAH HEATH. both If
III : county.
On the same day. by the same, Mr.. WlLil,,t
L. CARR, To Miss HANNAH BRowE, both Of Eat
Mt bingham tr., Chester Co., Pa.
On the 23rd uli.. at Smyrna. Del. Mr.. NJ Vt
THEW !. CLARKE to Miss ANGELINA. daughter
ofJohn Van Gcscl, Esq, of thu, lace.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

THE TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT MACAO,
We mentioned yesterday the fears en-
tertained that some of the officers of the
United States ship Marion were on board
the Portuguese frigate Donna Maria
when she blew up at Macao. AS the
announcement has caused much inquiry.
We give the following, which is all the
information yet received relative to this
terrible accident:-Bah. San.
"The last overland mail mentions that
a deplorable occurrence has taken place
off Macao. On the anniversary of the
birthday of the consort of the @ queen Of
Portugal, the Portuguese frigate Donna
Maria fired the usual salute at noon. The
captain and all the officers, except two,
were on board, and, it is said, some Off
GERS of the United States ship Marion,
all of whom were to have dined on board
the frigate. About half-past two the
Donna Maria blew up, and the officers
and men and all on board persisted, with
the exception of one officer and fifteen
men, who were picked out of the water
by boats from the Marion, which vessel
may be presumed to be uninjured.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11
IGc ttla,kets.

BALTIMORE MAREET. Jan. o.-Thc iou mar-
kct has been more an mated To- ay. with al,s f
about 1000 bbls. Howard street. al 81 .JGi. The
market closed firm, with au active IL maud nj that
price. Nrthin% doing in City Mills; buyers
could be found AT Sl.5Gii, but no sellers. Corn
meal on Rye flour unchanged.
GnAlN.-Thcrr has been little or nothing do
ing to-t'ay small sales Of red n ..s cents n 81 Oo
and white nj 0S n 81 |. Salrs of white Germ
at6O 81 cents, and yellow nj - GO. Cats
42a ID cents. Rye - cents.
PInLAnrLi MA, Jan. 9.-'ihc -four market re-
mains qui', bnt sellers are translates of lGO
barrels common b'nn's at / 3OaSl 62d: extra
50 %. Corn meal an'I rye Hour unchanged.
Grain is scarce. The receipts of corn are snail
and prices above the buyers vcws-Souhcrn
yellow is quoted 1T G2a cents. Oats IL Il 10
cents. Rye II 72 cents.
WiMrNGT"N, Jan. lD.-Flour 81 81. wheat
81 %, Rye GO cent?; old Corn GO cents. new Corn
j6 Oats 30.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11
PUBLIC SALE.

NNIIL BIZ SOLD ON MONDAY. TIE o1,h
w inst. AT Rorh Run, Cecil co"utg. M..
large lot of we'll selected
HDtSEHOLD 0M kII(IiEN FI'RNiYi 'RE
c"nSisfin" Of Beds and bedding. bcd>t,a,i>. car
p"tingS from hest TO inferior in quality, uihc
latest aud richest patterns, sofas, centre and ldr
tables, chairs. and II number of toilet and other
stands, bureaus, window blinds and curtains, :,
mirrors. clock, , curbrarrls, ware by the set
and by the piece, , cook stoves with all their fin
lures, one stone coal stove. together with n Iar.c
lot ottin ware. Pots and kettles of every siL,;
also, at the same time and rIacca lot of
CARPENTERS TOOLS;
together with lot ofvariuuS articles which are
always useful but too tedious to enlrmcrair.
Persons who are in want of any Of the above
Described articles, would do well hv attrmlm"
as III" goods have been we'll kept aud the sale
will positively take place: when attendance will
be given and terms made known by
Jan. II 81. LEWIS T. TODD.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

DELAWARE LEGIsLATURE.-The Leg
islature met on Tuesday last, and or
ganized by electing in the Senate, H.
S. Fiddeman of Sussex county, speaker;
VIM. G. Whiteley, of Wilmington,
clerk, and Leonerd Collins, of Kent
county, seargent- alarms; and in the
House by electing Samuel Jefferson, of
New Castle county, speaker; VIM. b.
Tinker, of Sussex, clerk, and Nathaniel
P. Covington, of Kent, sergcant-at-arms.
Gov. Tharp, in his message, says the
State expenditures for the last two years,
were $4,000, and the receipts only
1913, 900. He recommends the calling
of a Reform Convention.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

ATTEMPT TO ROB THE MAIL.-An at
tempt was made to rob the Eastern
Shore mail, between Elkton and Ches-
tertown, on last Monday night. A large
leather bag, which was tied on behind
the stage-coach, was cut open in two
places; but as it was mostly filled with
Congressional documents, the robbers
net with disappointment. 1t is suppo-
sed to have been done in a ravine not
far from Chestertown, because at that
place the horses took fright, and being
struck with the whip by the driver, to
bring them to, ran a considerable dis
lance. Directions will be given we
presume, to have the mails carried inside
the coaches, hereafter; which will be
scarcely practicable, owing to the large
quantity of mailable mattersent through
the post office here down the Peninsula.
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LATEST FROM HAvANA-.Amey,cn,

LATEST FROM HAvANA-.Americans in
1rouble!-The steamer Georgia brings
news from Havana to the LIST inst. Eve
rything was quiet. Five or six Califor-
mans were left in prison for violating
Spanish laws, drawing their bowie knives
and revolvers, and committing other in
decencies too numerous to mention.
The Captain General has determined
to make an example of such characters,
who have too long been permitted to
disgrace the name of America. Ameri-
cans were permitted to 60 on shore free
ly, and treated with respect and kind
ness whenever they merited it.
No American vessels of war in port
when the Georgia left.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

ANOTHER FOREST AND WILLIS AFFAIR
AT THE AsToR PLACE OPERA.-The New
York Mirror states that most disgrace
full .tracns took place on Monday night
in the lobby at the Astor Place Opera
House, between Messrs. Forrest and
Willis, which threatened at one time to
result in another breach of the peace, by
the former gentleman.
MIR. Willis was present in company
with his wife and Mrs. Voorhees,, and
between the acts left his seat and pro-
ceeded to the lobby, where he was fol-
lowed by Forrest, (who it is said, was
infuriated,) and abused him in most
outrageous manner, applying to him the
lowest and vilest epithets, and threatened
to click him on the spot" A gentle
man who witnessed it, however, notified
the police of the fact, and thus a scene
of personal violence was probably pre-
vented. Mr.. Willis returned to his seat
and Forrest was cleverlv watched by the
police officer during the remainder Of
the evening.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

Some few of our citizens, re-
membering the dearth of ice during the
past summer by letting the first freeze
slip last winter, filled their ice houses
artially few days ago; the mild
md almost spring-like weather of the
last few days has stopt them in their
operations.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

CEcILToNIANs IN CALlFoK
vate advices from California, furnish us
with the following particulars in rela-
ton to citizens of Cecil now in Califor-
mia: Edward l.. Foard is bar keeper in
a hotel, John A. r ankin is employed as
waiter in do, James Rudolph, George
Mccullough and his nephcw-Mr. Lo-
grn, are digging in the mines, Richard
F. May, Mark Evans and Hugh N.
Brown are employed as dry goods clerks,
John j. r. Poole is working at his trade
(carpentar,) John McDonough Foard is
at work in the Alta California printing
office, James M. Sewall is laying plank
road, David Gilmore is an Inspector in
the Custom House, Edward c. Hewes
formerly of Elk Iron Works, died Of
Cholera at San Francisco on the Both Of
November.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11
THE CECIL WING
Is Published every Saturday.

OFFICE NEXT DOOR TO TIE rosT OFFICE.
Tho terms are Two dollars u wear in advance.
and two dollars aud fifty cents ifnot raid in at
vance.
RATES OF ApvEnTIslNG.--I square 3 weeks
81; % cents t;,r each subsequent insertion; 1
square 3 months 81. Il months So. / year So.
Fractions OF square 10 be- charged rs u square.
Lon" yearly advertisements al the rates Of SIP
for one third Cfa column.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-01-11

IMMIGRATION To THE UNITED STATES
IN lS5o.-The Secretary of State has
furnished 10 Congress a statement of III
number of immigrants which have arri-
we'd at the ports of the United States for
the year ending 30th ofSeptembcr, 1880
the general aggregate of which is 3l5,-
1893, opposed to $3.50 last year. This
shows an increase of 1923, notwitIl-
standing New York has fallen off nearly
1900. The increase in California has
been between 10 and 10000; but omit
ting this new State, the decrease has
been proportionate with New York
throughout the Union. At the rate OF
$4,000 per annum, the immigration to
occur from 1851 to lS61--ten years
would amount to three millions and one
eighth-or equivalent to the white pop
ulation of the whole South in 1910. 1t
is remarkable, too, that of the numbers
last year nearly one-fourth come here
prepared to engage in useful branches OF
industry, with means at hand, and but a
moiety Of that population denomnatcd
paupers.