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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-02

which he has drawn all the hopes Of Italy
to himself-it is this intense faith in
this ohiect.n
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AAEEIE9IELI
ACADEMICAI INSTITUTION.

The Spring Term begins Feb oath, with q
full corps of Assistant Teachers. Vocal and
Instrumental Music Crayon, Mono and Poly
chromatic, Linear & Perspective Drawing Oil
Painting and Water Colors, and PenmanShip,
by competent Teachers. Tuition as hereto
fore, but payable the middle of the term.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-02-02

FRIEYps.- We ought always to
make choice o. ersons Of such worth
aud honor for our friends, that, if they
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BY Mail, or al the Office, pr aHnum, 81 80
If not paid within the year, ....+......1 IS
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If not paid within the ycar............2 %
~ No paper discontinued until arrcaragcs
are paid.
5S- All communications must be postpaid.
t-g-V. B. Palmer is agent for this paper in
Boston and New York
EY S. NJ Pettcngill & Co. ! state street
Boston, are our authorized agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-14

One wild cry Of anguish and sorrow rose upor
the stiffness Of the night, and slowly and heav.
IL the oil man fell from the bank into the
shallow waters Of the cove beneath The long,
gray hair streamed out upon the sand and the
moonlight poured upon the rigid face and
stormy eyes which looked up With chastity
stare upon The murderer.
Henri cast ane stupifed Glance upon the
.s1oIy form at bis feet, and while the echoes Of
nat death shrek Iung in his ear, with
n4nlac w.iine-s be- trigl H. initiate it. The
-anni ot hs own voice in sGnle measure aroused
'.ni Ahi thrNWlng himself into q progue which
Fas m1orei NJ the cove, he pushed it over the
lie with 3 kind II nnlefnel wish to gain the
~aFdy rfcaling brig but ever and anon
eTo's the waters rnng that same wild shrek
= NaicI the maniac str0ve 10 answer the sound
Inch runr in hie ear The terrified ha5itans
'"hnel with ave to what they conjectured to
the -hrirk5 Of some Internal spirit: but the
le1d holy Jf the Marlnissand the disappear
nee 1t his son, told them next morning the
t"rrible truth
Time rolled On and the fate IF the unfortunate
!ienri dAubervll remained an mpenetrable
mystery. for Laftte, when q questioned on his re-
turn to Calcasieu, made eyasive replies which
1attied their curiosity. One Old man, however,
who several years Afterwards visited Baritaria,
bad many a tale to tell of one Of the pirates,
fLe most daring and reckless Of that desperate
crew. and he said that had it not been for the
-inguarity Of gray hair which shaded an other
wise youthful face, he would have sworn that
Henri Auberval stood before him
lhe spot On which the murder was committed
5 'a7 ever been avoided by the peasantry as IN
.oy ground, but at each recurrence Of the
JooI oes morts,' that most touching and
'ecrei aay IN the Catholic calendar, the figure
p q !e.ied nun might have been seen there from
- aanse! and few could recognize tha
once lo7eIy and Joyous Etoile de Cafcasieu."
the emaciated form and faded face, whose
guitless life was passed in expiation for the
crime which had stained the ssP,Remrny,s
Love TO BE Continued
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: :
r,e e whispered adGfn 2 crown, hHt which h!.
.11."sr CONSIDERED unworthy If an a Rance with
~ S'A VI destitute nobeman, they gradually
!. NJ. M, Z more hopeful and J5yaa7 asIes'
- ne exclaimed al0uls ''if all the wealth
T.. - 49, t 81 our house in It's most prosperous
y'e'e' % me would not exchange
r. ,I'sl '''e faaiant smile Of thine, my sweet
~.
.,, ~ ne left the spot to carry
- n; ~, :" ms Kind tr end whom
ne tIeih' Thsn his atten-
.i'H - - 80 " the appearance
- 80. ~ tne laKe from the
- - ~" ca5' y. anchor
4 u...a,i,J - - - .o. a second
"a ~ =, I'm M =" Pr Hasis AMI
III =" w - 'ga, 49, 'l ,He %" Of
- 11',5- ~ i-i'.-,s - St..It o'at was
.'"t,s' 'i4 ~ ~ nv ''4-'l w. men eh-
IL, a'' = w" .y....i5 't nm me tne
/ Er97Pect o. IN IH,rA7'oH' heHFt H'stFAci NJ
y y st 49,, =, = Ps,Af,'
III Il =, 90 -
WI. '"ey W. TAI '''' g.
It WI however NJ Hltttfr = Su[IrlSf y see
| 2 craft i.Ee ,-e angler IN me Iaieasieu
tNt, "iIl ''t'i i'I 'hE TeaIs ny !es.i
81 coh'ra hhH''Sis anu llfAtss' ne IhAar.ta'-I7,
Sn,ldhl Y ,i'E eA1c' hAlutp Y .He ciItsng q
y 'eSe VIZ mn N y t.yiI P''erty oHeI ~
no YEN li'Igl i"I tne cul..u'y u 'ne IpHeI5 =
ol' WV. ..''.i u w '':..'e ~
"p'ii MI ~ o.Sl!As' Lly' IN
''Ii olneF hecezsAT!e7' anu IN return "I,LihTIy
ii'.I' Hgnst7 'ap-es I'F t"e fi1uaIt.a
%a.cn ~ Ilr''f5 VII. j." I'm ii.i =
,,',oi = ,l atrsj rr.it, .i -
- ,'t - ''s-e',' - a.
~ tA1t time l rarely iouhi tIe'r way 70 a Pltc"
It-n ''''Iut. a'-1 y Gai'':.e'' ~ w ~
- - ~ ~ -
t;i, '',i ''' =. w, - 9
| ''l' "tiol tHsy never "Ieal4e u IFopr'ailns
! ~ '+'-ts w u u1tr
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DAILY CRESCENT.
CALCAsIEU AND IFS INHABITANTS.
~ N r.,


/
''nlascs com nDihca IN an eminent degree IN the
.T7lNe mlIci' cover nearly me "hole
H.; ~ !'.tiaH' -hoSt'y "e7Ceitit = u the hca-
ny Pc ii""J VI 'iie P'eHI'HiI tif'
~ ~ 'n't' race' 3ut frequent lhlefmafriage has
1leii1I'i every distinctive 'ra' ih'' one general
y, M
,r y. 'tA S eaS' ~ nus
IL, ny iy eNeiy 'pscure oolher q our Ia'oted
'''s mn W 4alIet % e&cite
~ "'hth thIS IetA"F9Ic c9lony 10, sense Of
'i'i M az oSllhe
iinte i','ite ,nei c''ig WIN tAe
~ 'i.o!l9 ~ ny 'n"iI.ci ~ tust"ns
,;+t ~ ~ neti
"'s,' 'i'e sllG . VI
~ ,,,,5y ~" ny, ~. ~. Wy .".i w y
= ~
MINI daeg tbe sJ,Lita,s nf ttor Fra
.V ~ 1z,l,er lIll
o - oI ,t ,;,,s 90 /, " ~
% ~ t; ,r;n;iyo rooo ,iud pa
of s9 Iit,la n,nsa,,,o,ca thnt rot -
torn ao.,,,1I, tha,, -
Tbay 70 ,ororaIl,, los,rotnj ~ tLo;r har.ig
raroas piarrc N;cjoi ota or5 g,,,n
naoi,.aJ oi,a,;, ~ ~ ii,b i,'' =
,beir .eTreete Carso ctc f''''' y
4 etrs,,er ignar9nt of t6is rocn1ior;tr
.onybt in yai, orTonys. the g Acadicns fir a
NaTs Ene;l;ar tnr whom ba boJ traryaoto,i
.,1o t,,y;,,ass I;ke Nons TIN IL ~ ~
,ybere - ~ f,,,d and yon,or a. ia az a.. =.
horse to whom he arpliel for Information no.i.
,ivc1r .s.s,toJ ,bot no i,livIuaI ~ +Lot r.,,,,o
,,I g,.s, I;,.,J i, ia ,ei,t,horboGd TIL III
anrrv ~ b;. ,,n.uccea.,il sparcb b. ,ga. Il, M
,"t II Iaa, tbe ,laa, tc yery ntlI
he .aucbr .fond before linn :. tbl La ev.
rL,i,nei wtcn tLr Gentleman I4,l ny,1,ireI III,
norrIavitv s, you woull hqve .,vrj vanrsrlf
inv GOOD frirpi ali tbi. troubl. had Won in.
,Ii,,e,I f,, Mn. loan no ono bcrn l,,,,o,rs -,
A., II G,,o;Jj, - Thay "a entar,ni H.,
b.u.c. onl thn woman. who l0I yo stoutlv do.
nieI all knowleiga of :. Mon. Fusilier va.
then and there, for the first time. made ac
,uairtcl vim the ,ntr,nl nam, ~ tba bn.l.,,.
with wLor, ne had lived many lone vaars
Bur tlere are hore. even for Ca1casien Tn,
Yankee /. abroad Wooden clock disrIav tb4i,
ylorie. oy.r eyery I,ntlepiece Hright colore,
Calics have surersetlel the nestic Cloth ot tn,
. country-the fashions have not been more tbar
three year, out Of vorue in the CITY when the,
adorn the rers.u Of the Calcasieu Belle an,
the Nacher begins to find that somotbin,
more than breaking will horses and brauding
certain number Of calves is necessary to oht9il
! him not yrjetv. eyen among hi, own rcorle
LAWYER. and doctors hold themselves in rea
. illness to promote the diseases ana difference
Which. Of latter yeals. have been Of rapil
growtL Mad roljiiciauy are securing tho conn
try in cvsIy direction. swimming rivers wotfip,
marshes kiIIipgborsp AMI rutfinc III. it,plf i
peril, tyr The uusell.h purpose of enligh,enin,
the inhabitants upon the leading questions 3
the day. and obtaining their votes - Sir
{ saws one. vour take, will he increased. Won
I,.,. 4
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KEY HEST.

Wll leave about TUESDAY, fuly H. O'Clock y.
LOR KEY WEST, viz PENSACOLA, # m,
hPALACncoIA, ST. MARKS. CEDAR KEYS sh-s-iasAses -
amt TAAIPA Bhi-U. S. Mad IAue.Ihe u 5. Mai oEHt7'p
JAMES T. DAY = Tfesa otmsndor, having lsen ghA'lE'
d.trrI hy The "Hhtt, viii the Steamship lHunY i 81
ia ,rrot tfs ps. above For freight hiIy ~
GREtN, HARDING a CO % FoTataa s'r'rL
tF AT urlahe matter through the Ial "fh"
lur all easss be fnak %" 'Ae
INhaFts.
ts Nmg rLt rsrsivei " tlort Ne AGENTS
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
CALTFORNIA.

EOR CALIFORNIA, vim VERA <4Tfs,
CRUZ Persona deHirous Of proceedlng to California
10 verarur civ q MeIco and Acapulco %
Nd steamship TEXAS, 400 burhen, Henry tarr
tummae will NwOreans tof VeraCru the lst and u of
every month 0'clo pinctualy yng the u $ Mai .
eB II leave NrraCruI dy r tho Cy Meriro from thence to
Acapulco be had.
TilL MEXICAN OCEAN MAI. AND INLAND COMPANY will
stoj have Carriages the T aid steamers nj 70
tn through francisco. Mnnwhe h the
rer Stsra touch Acapulco passengers viii not be- long de
bfuri For further particulars, afply
HARRIS MORGAN, foot Of JniHE'rpe
ur,iEu oru.,tr the Steamship Landing.
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\ rrohibitory Liquor law has passed both
housts Of the legis lature Of Wisconsin, ana Is
m submitted 10 a vote Of the people Of that
>tats i. Is confidently predicted that the pee'
pls will approys tbs Ian
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-14

NEW ORLEANS EAlIGRANT AND Ia
y REhTTASCE JFElCETre ErIyrkued At his old SzIIk
s4 Fs.d llg- accommodate Of ~
r;1E rqn-y iruis Eng4ad, iread Scotland, th
payable any named
tr7 aH g. rs 60 t He also a. usual 7enuues hA'rs pts
Liverpool to t gooi and
Parties afes' Alsiter tPos add
~ JnHS ToOLE. Bank Place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-14

FoH LIYERP0oL -T4e dae f1.t -,Il- !,
F0R LIYERPOoI. --The 4 / At LIoyi's "A
F0H LlvERPOOL.-The British ship ..;.l
IfIFRE

F0Ht.r MONARCH, Capt. Brssysr tp7ir. 7rIy ktfE
e. gtg.d. y base d7iet.h. For pal -
I.rrstApliy8 tIHOfT ADAMS &lu ss GIasrr
WllF 0J 6itFNEA 4 LON ELL ll6 Cumr'gH
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LEGHORN,

FOR LEGHORN The 4 fast sailing .sS>
American stip JOHN BRYANT car' Dfe', hos r''r AI1p
p, {" h'. Cotton ~ te ln thereof IN 'fn4 s"~Ha Hn'
T 5 few days ltis p faa spp'rr cRtn frfarmfdh' "r
H'fansnrs For Ta7af t r ai'nt on t'ni, Al
p. ,, Ft'ai u ttiat, ar,l fot re- ltt atrIs q
u9. = " hSut"bG@ r." ttS' ft"t,'s 5'rrtt
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BORDEAUX

TOR BORDEAUX - Passage only - sSs>
Ilt lr sailing Amgne' snip JOHN clMNIINGs, Sah
Hsgra master agfouuipdaens,
rHtdar hrte alin passengers immediate aplta
t-I j., hoard. -Four b DistrC
rI }. II. ASHBRlpGE Il CO IS St. Charles street
FOR BORDEAUX. - The fast sailing stssS
fr,z tlulLA*rB Capt Brown, having ll her 4 M
rugsd viii have For freight OF
llaVlug tEe ac-arluut-ti $, apply To
i,l6 BuiEItT & CO, u Camp street
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EOR BOSTON Regular Line Of Pack NJ
..s-T., Taes- tlp stEtIILn S.0s u '''. 2, 1tTp
al0rE Iar'.Hu .uf .l.t nt.H
.-fa atsF. fartasa.. "sr.tE tEE', art.ss aIrl.t.
I.f9 o.. IS IiIS. .flr lnr 7|r.a'.
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TRKAsURS DErAKrnEsr, Feb. 10, 1858
The nsenlh section OF The Of Congress entitled SAN act TO
amend entitled AN for the better the lives OF
on board Of vessels propelled whole BY
and for oihs approved 3 August 1884, provides
That all plates Of boiler shall
stamped Ia such Secretary Treasury shall
enbe and practicable, places shall
be eu visible after plates boers with the
OF the quality whether
not hammered and the place
In pursuance 10 the authority vested this by the
above section OF aid law notice is hereby maDua
OF boiler iron that ia future all be boilers
vessels must be clearly and distinctly
three places each sheet plate follows diagonal
distance OF about four inches from
the middle OF each plate
aud the Of the
ting latter by the of the city, town. county,
State
the option of The parties add
II the plates formed from charcoal iron which has been
hammered before being rolled TO be stamped
with the above, with the letter q.
which hammered before rolled
1t Is 0 stamped with the letters q. IL.
pudded ifon be stamped with the letter r.
addition above different qualities iron, 3D.
3D. will be designated upon the plates by numerals viz No
No. 2, No. 3, &c. THOMAS CORWIN,
Feb l2-6td Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Supreme Court Of the United States.
TUESDAY, February Is, 1853.

gM#g TUESDAY, February is, 1853.
Webster Kelley, esq, of Massachusetts, and j. Kersh-
and j. w. A. Beach, esqs.. of New York; adj
med attorneys and councillors Of this court.
No 81. VIM. H. Winder Us. A. Caldwell. In err
the circuit of the United States for ashngton
Mr. Justice Grer delivered the opinion OF this court,
versng the judgment OF the said circuit court, with costs
and Iemandng this for vsaire Jarias de nopo.
No. So, The Salmon Falls Manufacturing Company
w. w. Goddard In error TO the circuit court Of the
United States for Massachusetts. Mr. Justice Nelson
delivered the opinion of this court, reversing the judg
OF the said circuit court with costs and Temanding
this cause for a uenps facils de nopo
No. SIS. Mary L. Bozley ct al E. N. Bozey's ex-
ecurx. Appeal from the circuit court OF the United
States for Maryland Mr.. Chief Justice fancy deliver
ed the opinion Of this court affirming the decree OF the
said circuit court with costs.
No. 6s. John Jackson plaintiff in error, Is Samuel
Hale et a. The argument of this cause was concluded
by Mr. Lawrence for the plaintiff in
No. Co. James Stephens, appellant, ps. Isaac H. Cady
This cause submitted printed argument by the
appellant
No. 10. / <. Stainback 81 al. appellants, Us. w. A.
Rae 1t a. The argument OF this cause was commenced
by MIR. Lawrence for the appellants, and continued BY
Mr. Goodrich for the appelees.
Adjourned until Tomorrow al II o'clock, a. m.
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c,EALED PROPOSALS March, 1881
y o ucon, and delivery Chares,on south Carroll
ma steam dredging machines, tug boa and four
ddse dedse % be capable q raising and
required work IN open sea way hs maena - DC
buIt Of The best subtanta manner and
The water line with ~ o. bremen Line lne ehs
TO and from the bar upon which Il IS 10 work ,..
depth which The work TO be performed ware
70 "A feet low waters the tide rises feet making e
greatest depth 20 feet
provided fol- twelve rooms coal bunkss oApaoe
The vessels must be delivered fully equpped and provided with
everything work TO the best effect should tno
then offers for dredee OF half The above SPECIFIED ea
dedges each Of half the above speehed
Also hundred and twenty ve feet Keel tween
and Of board 70 coppeed and copper
required her. being eight tmbes 10 be
white oak live oak cedar locust framed with The gan he,
Substantial The hull and upper works painted
esh SO arranged as be capable quickly
Ia neus al
fl her for the business OF towing
hayi.s wells ths. feet sy eleven a. top ns opening At as bot
w feel S S"s 81 @ sM a .%0 " SIX
oak securely stepped 70 panksd win The hes,
fastened and kneed eomnng around s wen one 100, IN height
tom side ends Nnced the height of light
The price of dredge tug and Of each be
Carolina, must be stated, and when so dels
they ready inspection and trial BY tho onice OF
gnee such other agent Of the a. may be
purpose carried the bar on which II \"
designed operate the entrance Of Charleston abo and there
test every respect satisfactory and In conformity 10 the
| conditions OF the contract
No payment made account Of the dredge, tug OF
delivered nspeeied and test
received when the contractor VIII be
| full.
Pares offering this dredge and its equipment viii
state distinctly principle construct the
chine Of the patentee whether similar
subjected trial. and where and
the character Of the dredged mat
which raised naming the
had in regard 10 the same The
dimensions hull Of dedse should be given, with me
also the OF the for driving
dredge expressed number OF horses and
the cylinder and length Of stroke OF the piston
under which the engine Is ordinarily
drawings should be forwarded OF the dredse
| complete, and also OF the dumping scows . . .
obtained by corresponding with Capt
bowman, engineers, Charleston, South Carolina
addressed the undersigned and marked
envelope Proposals dredging machine, Ac for the
OF Charleston harbor South Carolina
! JOS. g. T0TTEN,
Prevet Brig. md Col Engineers.
inserted in the ntelgencer Republic and Union Wash
ngon Mercury Charleston Albany Register and Albany Express
Albany, Courier Enquirer and Express New York
Whg Troy New York; Pennsylvania Inquirer aud Daily News
Philadelphia Courier, Boston, Massachusetts; Patriot
Maryland daily weeks Of each paper
containing the Engineer Department
| Feb
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From cur Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE. February l5-p. m.

BALTIMORE, February l5--p m.
II is expected that General Pierce will arriveNn Balt-
more on Friday-probably sooner Al his special re-
quest, there will be pnbc demonstration whatever.
Many OF course will be anxious TO him, and il will
be impossible TO prevent there being some commotion
All naturally feel DESTROYS OF getting glimpse al least
OF their future Chief Magistrate. He will larry only
few hours in Batmore--probaby from two until five
O'Clock in the afternoon.
The mechanics and aborers still keeping up their
strike, though many have returned TO work, Some Of
the employers are memorable in their purpose 10 hold
out
Business to-day is quiet Breadstufs dull-no sales
repored-oyer IS per barrel for flour cannot be had
Grain dull-red wheat ll2 a lis cents white, us a
100 cents White corn, So 81 cents yellow So So
cents Oats and rye unchanged. Provisions are steady
at previous prices. Groceries unchanged Whiskey
90 "A cents, The stock market is steady Prices
of leading securities firm.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. I5-p. IN,
Pennsylvania 5's, 9S4 9Ss
Flour is dutsales Of shipping brands at IS l2A Rye
flour, 81 l2a. Corn meal, $3 37i per barrel Grain is
scarce-prces depressedsales 1000 bushels wheat ia
lit cents for red while do, u9 l22 cents White
con 50 cents yellow, 81 Oats. AZ 43 Rye
81 cents Provisions unchanged. Coffee is rn-saes Rio
81 81 to 10 cents Whiskey, "a 25 cents Wool firm
at "a 10 40 cents for unwashed and washed.
New YORK, Feb. l5-p
The sleek market to-day is quiet, and closed dulsaes
of United States 6 1867, 100 Canton, 1926 Erie 9ih
Nicaragua, 37l Morris Canal 2la-no sales; Erie Con.
verbles 9si Harlem, 6SA Norwich and Worcester 524
Stonington, 81; Cumberland Coal 62l Cary Improve
inent no sales. Money abundant. Exchange London
81 premium
The -four market is quetsaes OF 5000 barrels at 81 81
81 81 for Sae and S5 so 80 Sc SIS 6S for southern
brands. Rye flour and meal unchanged Wheat is
dul--saes small red, l19 100 white, l24 1877
scarce. and holders asking higher pces-sales Of
Ii 900 bushels 81 66 for white and mixed yell
low, 90 90 cents OATS 90 a 81 cents. Rye, So cents
Coverseed declining Provisions steadysales 200 bar
rels pork SIG 81 for and SIS rs Tor prime Lard
unchanged Groceries steady. Coffee continues in good
demandRio, 81 81 10 cents. 10 quality with sales
Sugars and molasses duh Rice firm at 81 VI % per
Cotton is quietsales smaprices slightly in ia
of buyers. Whiskey, "a 2o cents Vol in go:d
quest.
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Il heatre.

The performance last night of the best of the
season. The Hunchback played-Mr. Foster as
Master WI alter Mr.. Fenno as Clifford, and Mrs Farren
Julia We have rarely these three characters
represented to taste than they at the Ma
tiona
This evening Mrs. Faren appears in two pisces--as
Lucreia Borgia, and Constance in the Love Case.
Mrs Farrens eminent talents and the able support she
receives from Messrs Foster and Fenno cannot fail to
furnish delightful entertainment and attract full au-
dence
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her show that pmont To have heen one
but 10 be followed by the fullest and unwayerng sup
port Of his administration.
General Pierce has been elected President pledged by
every act Of his Lille and by every word which passed
his lips 10 rigid economy the public expenditures
anyielding maintenance Of our national rights 10 strict
entire discounenanee Of all agitation full
vndcaon OF all the rights guaranteed 10 the States under
the constitution. ard The rmest devotion the sacred
ness OF the Amerean Union As the representative Of
these principles the American people. by majority
precedened have elevated him TO the chief magsracy OF
the republic To successfully the expectations Of the
counIry-o carry out the principles which he
elccted-it 10 ndspensaby that he have the full
and hearty corporation OF Congress Especially is II to be
desired that those who State pledged
many fierce conlest 10 the principles of Franklin Pierce
should second with all their energies the patriotic en-
deavors OF the administration The day that witnesses the
inauguration OF the President wipes the last vest
go Of the coalition OF 1886, relieves New Ham pshire from
the modification 10 which she has for six years been
jeced and in the place OF the devoee sectional
one OF the abest and her sons In
the United States Senate. Ga that day New Hampshire
again Us OF be- represented in the Senate by two
gentlemen on whose tried ability and democracy she can
eaessly rely, and from whom the adm alton will re-
ceve an efficient support The voice of abolition declama-
uon VIII be chang to that of patriotic ppou the con
sutlon ana Its compromises, and OF dennnciaon of
everything that tends ALLEVIATE of our conted
eracy from anothet sound argument will succeed noisy
can't and enlightened craftsmanship take the place of ia
natlcal experiment united delegation will then pre-
sent New Ham pshire In the United States Senate"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-16

The National Armorios.

D EMARKs UPON COLONEL CRAIGs ARTICLE OF THE
the he change
ey IN is Colonel Craig wa. only member Of me board
Of = had uniformly borne testimony in his Inspection
and efficiency Of the establishments These reports we're
when there was no motive Toe and are IN The
appointed into the condition ofthe
D. tyler, a
nance board He was one OF the and drew up the
bitter luminosity towards the workmen of that amory
debated The House refused 70 vote for ill was lacked
not recede from the amendment After giving the workmen the
and machinery made by them Of quality and
advaneed The testimony OF Nj Pomero referred BY Col
chanic The statement Of the saving of the military system
period 1870 and is4 the old
model going and the workmen had full work and much
parss 1850 1851 disturbing
Tor" piece in phrse) BY such facts ana 6sues he
a ma sssa NO leduS n 0
the been reduced than IS
wing requiring eu. i,e asay and of which civilian might
Again he year
in single BY military rule lie asserts that $4,000 guns were
but made and that the Of the eab
ns m S b ysa a he e.s many
between the houldbe ken which would alter the
reported Congress ba that Of the military upenenden has
,ey the reduction Of wages there are three that
| operate o reduce the of the gun these
| I. decrease In the Of stock
| I. The substitution of a cheaper model
Increased facilities for such machinery,
i
The assumes superintendent had
civilian would produced
when he amories had un down.
the time the changed that tn.
character Of the wokmen Ia, improved under the regime Is
point well known undersigned, who engaged
armo for thirty year, and for the last twelve held
ofnspeclor locks and component paris 1--WE
which the present military rule,
complaint the OF
is believed that there danger from
the difficulties suggested by the Coljn Of Ordnance.
JOHN c. sTEBRINs.
W,sHISoros February II, 1853,
Isb