New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09

~ Mr. Harvey, the Washington correspondent Of The
Pspqdeiphfa Norfh Apcrtcon tells the folowisg tale
aAhontthree years ago young presented himself
10 Mr. Corwn for Clerkshp Three was he refused and
still he made fourth effort His perseverance and spirit
M determination awakened friendly interest in his wei
re and the secretary advised him in the strongest posi-
bic terms abandon his purpose and goto the est he
could do no better outside the Departments NY young
friend said he 20 20 the Northwest buy 100 acres q
Government and-or il YOU have not the money 10 pur
chase SQUAT IL get you and mdtock, pun up
log cabin for your hsbaon and raise mule corn ana POI
tatoes keep your conscience clear and live like freeman
or own master with one to give you orders and WIN
out dependence anybody DO that and you viii De hon
ored respected influential and rich But accept clerk
hin here and sink ~ once All independence your en-
sreS become relaxed and YOU untitled in few years
for anv other and independent position may gvo
Won place to-day and can kick you out again TO NOR
-. AID there's another there AZ the White
,ps who can kick out and tina people by and by can
kick him out and so go. But 4 ycn own an acre OF
lard Il Is your kingdom, and your caon your cNseyos
are sovereign and YOU viii feel It IN every tnrooomg OF
yr nnse and every day Of your life viii assure me OF
yonr thanks for having thus advised yeu III the tnou
sands who arden;ly strive Tor places unoer
ona ponder well these words and exercise sound dis
creon in their application many young aud gallant sPr,s
would be saved from hamilton 70 be useful 70 the "oria
ard low rather than grief 20 It's posseSsor
~ TIE N,0ffet,r Cand3eR contains letter nom We
Rev Mr. Marcoux Of Caughnswaga, in which he repes
the charge made against him by some a tne haHaS "
couutenancng the marriages OF SQuaws with French An1
dams He says that on the contrary ne WISHES 70 eeP
the Indians free from admixiure with the whites oa' tnS'
he cannot refuse the sanction Of his ministry 10 such mar
riages lie states Also that the marriage OF white msn
with squaw does give him any right IN the territory OF
the tribe which he did not possess before lie admits that
there WAS disturbance in the Church At late marriage
between French Canadian and sQusw, and that no
turned the dsturbe out Of the Church but he says there
was no other alternative left 20 him. aud that the chiefs
who were the dsturberS have repened since their auds
cv and ought be very thankful he did not prosecute
Them Finally Mr. Msrcoux states that there Is party
opposed 70 him in the tribe but merely because he Will not
coanenance their evil designs These people ready 10
throw against him the most absurd ceusatons For in
stance they accuse him in good earnest Of having had the
Csughnawaga Railroad constructed for his private con-
venience and himself 10 have sold for that purpose thr
lands AZ the price that suited him.
"a writer in The Baltimore Sun, who has been
afflicted severely in his family by that appalling disease
bronchitis has found relief rom the following remedy;
Take honey in the comb squeeze out and dilute with
little water and wet the lips and mouth occasionally with
il" II has never been known to fail in cases even where
children had threats swollen as to be unable TO swallow
1t is certainly simple remedy and mSy besvery efcA
cOus one.
INTERESTING RELIc-Mr James Rogers, the honest
for Congress in this District has left at our occ
relic of great historic and religious interest This Is
norton of the identical stake at which Jims ancestor OF
holy memory burnt at Smthdeld in the 10th century
II bears evidence OF having passed through hery ordeal
and Of being of very anquated date The relic has been
In the family over hundred years and cherished a.
PRECIOUS heir loom lPaducah lkyl Journal
~ Mr.. James Rogers may be ever so honest but
No ouess his stake is a swnde.