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*i-r \1- e<n,roitm«'j)t. lie n- ! • n most ingeriidi* ’ Thr Crexrp of Greece.—\l U slated that it lin* ntutipt to escape. which Inil well nigh proved » ncrc**ful. On another occasion ho tried n scc- -rtnd experiment! which likewise failed. riio..o- ‘liter day, information was communicated to tie kcepol-s rhat Jacksou wu endeavouring to form a plan with 1.000 of the prisoners to make a des perate' ru h amt break down oil opposition. He was accordingly summontd' and interrogated, hut he firmly denied iho charge. lie toy satisfied tint lii'i.proto HatitUs* would be uuavnilihg.nnd shv lie niUsVa’viin under jo n severe flagellation, he resolutely tnitted his hrond nxe, and extending hew resolved hy the live greut powers to offer tbe crown of Greece to a young German l’fiucp. Such, we .believe is-jhe fact. The Conference 'Been liad several 'meetings on die subject, hut it waa ouly on Friday last that the decision was ta ken. On Saturday a courier was sent off with despatches to the second sou oftho kitigof Ravft? ria, vs ho is an amiable and accomplished yoirojf man, with an. offer' «J the crown. No douVt w entertained of bis'accepting it. .By the arrange men: which is come to between the representa tives 01* the tit.- powers, they bind thcimclvcr it I-Itay 1* • irlv cut l.ie su:-g-un w.!l b- able, lit restore it to its propel liiuiiiMois. -.V. I . .'.ar.rox.mer. Uclgimn 1 Marrieptcf King 1 eopold. „ c lie• u-sll t'o -esca^jV,? I ho leg «vn<; that the marriage between flic king of ucigt hi tw*r* hm there me'some • lropc-r:,thnt, and one of the daughters of I amis Philip-has 1>ce»i “ ''" *'—“• i -—*—merely deferred. not broken off. ns otwof-Ule French journals have stated. It is not the Prin cess Louisa, it is said, hut tlu Princess Muria;avho I ' Tl'.a'r FiiO\1 •F.L'ilOl'F.. is dcaliucd-to share with hint the tlirnne of jtelgi- ' ■ 1 ‘ “ ' •' v . . ■' .. urn. This youug lady lias already made herself ' Vi.,mi seven 0 clock last evening, (says the ft. remarkable by her ezulile npinious. nud would at V. Jour, of- (.'•iiuiiierce, March JO,) our urns >;u - -mo please the republican party in Uclgium. s, bo.ei.T l.v'eiimy Edition. came up from the , h ;,.,, .* r 1 # jMci. t ship V«r».( npt-Hursler, bringingtii Lon-, *• .Vogreat Lossuithout somismali Gain."—The don paper* to ;k" evytmig of ten. .-..and Liver-, j-- e , ahacc of the Cholera in IIiigLuJ has giveu |uni r to the M->tu iiiehHive. 1 n new impulse to the enose of inletuper :»iu© ill -d-C-inre livi-,lays latersrsm London, auu ( } lit country: it living a well iiicerlainud foot that ir.ght fr.s.x*. 1,s* •nposd. than the previous accounts.; disease traces out a drunkard with n- ** ii-' IfofK taftefixAltu Liverpool ul -I o clock 111 ^ < >c ,ut us sure a sceut as a blood hound the object -the li.'iruitlg. ' • . . of his pursuit. It is indc-.-tl 11 melancholy reme- Oan, til bpaissfllgers IS Olir fellow citizen -sir ; ( |, f nr I,, f. ,n n,.r.>* wr-- , ,-t it Providence see* lit thus aud appearmcc a sli.ti ofdiwii paper, ntnl print-, ed in n 'variety of suitable patterns. It. i* • very jttptjtijmitxpepitway qtialiGcd to super- jicdo papir. entirely,’ a» it ert’n be’produced much cheaper, . AVe- uinlerctand that , there are‘very large. zirdW*- for this sort of cloth.—Manchester HHTfili. r -_-;*£» \ ■ /../Z. •.i^c,V.i/ifr‘fJ.'f:M?h.;isA new inlUiriahle liquor •ifitehtivu’i'.l'iro-ief.-dby a young rlirnmt in Lea- ilop. .;Tlie influence of.this.discnveiy will be felt in evivy.dcpflrunciit of chemistry, as it establish- rs- tli,it.light IvaoVthe result of auy principle resi- denb iueonibastlblo.bodies. . A splendid piece "of ancient hiOsaie h.iu been dissevered in the i'liins ofl'ompeli. It is said to he uuiitue^ like thp Apollo of Bolvidcre, nnd to sur- pasiHc, every-lbiug of tbe ktUd left by antiquity. A tibule car. withawclve horses aud tweisiy-two p, rsba», .\vitii n number of other figures half the size of life, tiro admirably delineated. The sub ject ’is coiijceture.d to be U10 victory of Alexander over Darius.—.V. Y. Standard. A.iorrespondent in Virginia furnishes the-fol low dig anecdote: The proprietor of Mat eru ut a country seat iu Virginia lately-asked his bar keeper jf it v-mild not boa good plan to build a cd on: inquiry iuto die quc.uou of right.—Kith- inund IFAuf. ■ .. .... • »,. v( moml lYktg. ; '■* • ., ‘ Tho Bank Committee, (says the Philadet. Sa turday Courier) have been actively engaged in the prosecution of their ditties eversinco their ar rival.' Dctcriuined to devoto thciuselyes^tp husi- utss. they have doc-lined all tuntntions to partake of public festivities, a course which, though it may nfcasion some regret to the many who were anxious to offertokeiH of theif-esteem, is highly praiseworthy. ' Correspmdenet of thr Charleston C'ourivt. .. ••IVashihoto.v,Mutxli20. ••l am decidedly (if the opinion, that a modifier! - tintl of the Tariff ilutfes on protected nrddles, will be in ulu in thu Senate, if the hill whietiii nbout to be reported does tiot originally contain any 1 provision touching the protected, articles.; there is little doubt than an ameiVdmeUt embracing a re duction of the duties on this class,of imports, will ho proposed h,C a friend to the manufacturer, and to the system'by which it is protected nidi sustain ed. There aro iimr or tie« tftemhers in tins .Sen ate. steady advocates of the protective policy, aud not disposed to yield nil inrii of ground, ns to the principle of protoi tioil, who are. nevertheless, willing 10 make sonic sacrificn iu the matter ofde- <■*'. II. Ha/aiouil. who went out to I'.ui'opciupur- (j purify die moral cleme t..it oft!!;' Stolen jewed* 01 the I r.necss ol Ornng •., ^ ; i. el rillUMir fit .-u.-irpriac wb.i*h lias been crowned with the; wai . u i a „ i nldle yet tbc ct ! dy for iuti inpcr.iiiee; y ct it Providence sec* fit tints - * elements of society, who shall i.iu-iirinkers iu America take tbe curse is a stranger to our i- iit.perfertMSceM*. . J ,hum.—.Y. Y. Jour, of Cum. . sl bc Kt-forui HS1 w:i> oi ikmg rqpnl progress m , khc ivda.c ofCoijimtm,, xtAw*a expected to pa,s • -ALondon paper of tl» 14th Feb- >ia tt,tec-01 four days. ruary stale: that ••tho Italic-ring picture of the cm, altliougii ten days had elapse-. 1 • of lt •' • ~ • its aopcarauce Ul London. J Jens J.ir kaon i, rs aud M deaths, iu a pr..m ,^ JucV(| , (ull u| ; - - , » cr . e ravuges in oilier; utljcr p art , of Germany, pa.ls of llio kiiig.loiu so extensive Uj bad. been , preparations to quit tiuir country, and settle 'generally milii'ipnled. .Many places where it had i . _ statu.” q.ruvuiiod to ooiiic- cxterit, were uow cutircly frei- i _____ ■* ,w *:**•„ . .... .1 n iii i I'ldklanil Islands.—A Loudon paper states, ’lue .loval as-umt was given to the English , ( ] lat thiso islands were offered for side by tho iruJ tocoloh t.-hiilcra‘|Mre»cmi«li bills on tue -a*la.. 0 verunseat of Utiouus Ayres to the British Cov- s.v/iae.t, nit.,„J.—1-herc is uo; a m ui to ..c c i , uc . ul who decliued the purchase. They were mot with, on ilic L.vyhtmgc, who uoi. b.-lioc.,. afterwards sold toVornet, whohas since disposed that sheCliob-rai»m Londou- . . > 01 a poriiun of them to a British officer, aud it is '. l.uHtlun, Kelt. TIi»- disease which baf . ux . K . cU . l | ,i„, rc w jjj English colony cs- vLned -KngUad -is ;tho' real Astatic C-holi-rn. 1, 1 t*,i ir i r .,s will na denied oillv by half-educated oreouCtUcu i su'Oiiu-'caiim, w ho have -never seini a case of rcnl i vu.ncr.i. 'Cisero is uu more ideutity between Asi- cossilde,- might, from its publicity, attract attoa tioit, and, induce more people to drink—“No, said the bar keeper,' temperance folks have half rubied tho humusis already; wc have many-cus tomers who will slip into the liouro to drink, who -would leave us rutiroly if obliged to drink in light of their friends." ' ' portico to. the bar room, in which customer* foi. tlia-purpoie of conciliating their siouth- iiiiv:it|tlniu, JUKI'S*inch, hnidef^bcing more av- (m (, r i,|| lern . | c pnld give you tho names of these geuUoiaoti, but it would not bo discreet to do so ut pres: nt; w hen the hill shall cotne up fur dismission, they will he ready to give expressions to their own views on tho subject. What the ef fect of lhif conciliatory movement may bo on the people of die South, 1 will not venture to predict. It is hoped by those who arc a! out to make it, that, if it should not be deemed concession suffi- theciti- _ .. 1 ^ 8 . r r* 1 I eicni to meet all the expectations of all’ The Pest Office Roll try. A lad about fourteen ^ 3nulh C aroliun, and tho other Anti-Ta- moruing bronghl be- yeirsof »go wa. yesterday morning orougni no- ; HJr HtatM> j t w i||, « ] ea ,t. be enough to stny the loro bis Honor Judge Davis, on the chaigc of ha- . marc |j of dissatisfaction, nhjl to induce ourSouth- vnig pttrlomcd from lh«.I pst Otfice, ft letter con- 1 brelhcrn to roview theirosvn conduct, and re turning bills to the dniOuut of St7VU. fto oxami- i - Jim: c.iolca and Drilish cholera,. than there is bi-irtooii small po.i and typhus fever, nud ol‘this llio most iguoraul-iuau in medical matters would 1,0 convinced if be were iitthehed side oftho re- >»|iccXi.o aituerers; hut dial this-Asiaiic cholera iu Huglitml is a pest requiriug Boards of Health and -tluuramme Rcgul,uiou*,.is by uo means of easy vwcinuiKlratibu. . U11 thogcontrary, it is a disease -; iuiiiiaeiy less dangerous, mfinitely more limited in iu ravuKtis, tbuu most: of the-diseases hitherto w-oumiuii to the couijxfy, ; It is not a huudrclli •pari so prevalent, oven at thU moment, as typhus -fnver or ssunli pox; it is not half so. great, a cala mity a» our uuuoua! plaguo,. pulmonary cousuuip- lion; aud it is dearly proved, that except under , ,ery extraordinary circumstances, it is never cou- '^Liverpool, Pel. 24.—The Reform Bill is ipro- - celling wall a somewhat accelerated pace thro' the llousb of Commons,.and in our next publica tion we shall urohaltly have to congratulate our readers and tit: couutry on tho third ruadiug of this modern „wgnu WiurJu of the liberties of llri- lulu. Liverpool, Feb. 23.—The active demand wlticll provaBed iu. bur Cotton market during tho tsvo ■ first weeks sif Febrh'jiry, has subsided; aud the bu- t'roin the If’esl Indies.—The French ship Eli za, 111 uiuc days from Bassotere, Guadeloupe, ar rived at Daricu ou Monday. We learn by letter, that the captain reports that tho markets wero overstocked with American produce, and that fif ty sail of vessels had arrived within a day or two for'lreight; which caused a fall iu price from 12 to B. Account* from France, to the 22d February, hid been received, -• We leant further, that serious cdHimotiptix ^Xv istod in Dominica and-St. Lucia among tho white hihabitants, whohave como to the determination ofscudiug the Govomors out of those islauds ‘‘if ty-substitutud in its place. Judge Davis remark ed, that the authority to sentence tho -prisoner bn the letter plea'Was nut vested iu him, aud ho therefore ordered jiira to recognize-in tho sum of $dOO for his appeSraucc at the next term of tbe 'CiffeufrCtfurriuTMay next. The Postiiiatter having, on Saturday offered a reward of the hundred dollars for tho discovery of the person who passed tho otto hundred dollar bili'at tbe Columbian Bank, a boy-named Eaton, who has tho tare , of tho office of J. P. Cooke, Esq., eapcd.ftf the'Post Office, declared that ho tvas ’the poison' w ho .presented the bill, and that ho had fontpPit in t'bu rear of Joy’s buildings. It was subsigauntly ascertained that tho other one hundi'ecf- j : „!inr, (j:ll, which had been exchanged at a broker 0 * bffn-a'liifqro the loss of tho nioney was kuowifi w*. presented by a boy who resembled the lad uow charged with the, theft, who was \cnowdjHft havO tbocn iii lhe Post Offico on tbe evening;of the JCth, svheu the letter was deposit- e4 hi tiie office. This lad to en examination which dUcIftt'^d ihc facts,* that he bad taken the letter, tbtiy promulgated orders tltoy had received from tlidjt'ho did uot fupiibio it cout'amcd more than Euglaud.” Wo presumo fho orders ho re meant few'didhirp, nud that in tho confusion of the mo- •inis.' Tl _ ., „ _ ■ denes to a decline of prices and wo consider liny r siti'h decliue as ^mpnssiblo so luug a* no great increase takes pi.ru in our stock*. Wc have ho doubt tint the depros-iou. ivliiclt has been full ' hero au.! in Mnufliester.du,iug the. present week, . * is partly to be nltribllted to tin- reporeed breaking out of tho Chidura iu London, which seems to lirru excited gruidor amirei.'eusiups io that city, thi-.i tha nature of the facts wptrmiu-d. * F,-,lhV.—A dcrrco of the Kiug, dated Feb. ifk, < - v-:tc*ii(s the quarantine upon vessels from nil part* •• - h'-tWecn lla tngate aud Yarmouth, fr.oni five days '(a* it before stood) to teu days. From pi nee* he- aro-the orders iu touneil issued in September last, for the government of tbo slaves in the British West Indies, svhieh wo bavo before learnt from our Barbodoes and other 'colonial .paper*,'had caused tho highest dissatisfaction and excitement-. —Georgian. Havre, Feb. 7—They wriio from Naples under date of Jau 17, that professor Zahn, iu searching 'forettriosUics between Vesuvius aud Pompeii, dis covered a' new city "burie.d .under tha 4 lava. So this, with .Ilerculancnti), Ponipeii aud Stabia, is the fourth city. .This fourth city is found under mqnt, betook out only ouo bill, which proved to be nblllof one liimdrcd dollars, and that he threw away the other hills with the letter. '• Th-j otiier oue hundred dollar bill was after wards found by 'F.alon as stated by him, -and for-, iunaioly, vosKrslay morning, tho other lsit of fivo r-’ 1 . Wli sound with the pieces of tho letter which contained it, ncarvhc place w here it Was thrown away outhe night on which it was takeu.-r-ftai/i/ Advertiser. Horrid affiair.—’tho Litchfield (Cfinn.) Enqui red stales,.(Jtat on the 8th instant, Mr. Nbah Ber nard of D*!? 1 .. iii; week ha* beenowatuuvlrredUcud the uiudcrs of the Volcano.' ' " nard of Dkiffipry, wassbot by his ntvn ton, who lik'ir scctii* however to hi.,na'yreunotvu- . Paler'm'tf .'stitje, that^tne 'place hau heen bfluiided at him previously. The gun a decline of prices, and wo cousidernuv svlii-ro the Volcanic L!r*l*i J!"ui.p(ar0^j there D was lo.'ulcd with two. bail* (Oil e of Avoir J wlw-re the Volcauic Sh^.prtrei, there js now seciija'eolumuof.waterlK)iling.itp,’of the di- amcteii'nf fiitcpu feet, amljising frOlhlOntot ty feet above the level of the sea. The Jetc'h of the Princess of Oronjgs.-^The ! cxpciKtiou of .Mr, Bayuioud in.ssai\h ofthbjew, els s'.oh-n by Oatrarii TrointhnPriucess ofCTrangc, appears to have been fraught with more difficul ty ntiddaugic thau has bc.-n generally sttpp’osed. St.'. Uaymoml narrowly escaped deadr in two Or tli.feo inV-uits. On oueV'cvasion ho received ft severe ciit on tb« head froui a Belgian soldier. tweets UnitKg-sto.at'J, Portsmowtli, not including svhioh would have 0."> folloivad by another thnt the latter, five days at ’ilfiwt and three at least, 1 svouhl probably have heed fatal, Iindaiot an offi- q'ront alletliei ports'iu tile United Kingdom, ves- j err wlw kncss'liim rushed forward nnd rescued - Vet* to eoutimic subjected to the regulnlimi of nu- ; him. ’Oxt .-mother oeoaiimi, ns ho sves crossing ly. l ltA murder was only eighteen years of age, hiving during tho day cut tho lilac hushes from before'the wiudow for the purposo of aiming, with more certainty. learning to thoic xVho detract thehighicay.—A stago Coach, lit. passing the sasv mill at Silver Creek, nsar Frc.donta, a few days since, struck a- gninv! a sftsV Idg til?) lay within the boundary of the highway, which threw a passenger out and injured him"»es-crely. • The passenger prosoeuted (helog, and recovered forty-seven dollars dama ge?- lcitce. As to tho course of Georgia, id reference to the decision of the .Supremo Court, determined as it is in oppojitiou to, and definnee of, the Judicial docree, I find that there is uu impression that General Jackson is by no means disposed to take any step to coorce the State into submission, it is said to !>o nu opiuiou expressed by Mr. Berrien, tvhen its this city, that if tho 1‘ic.JUent should iu- terposetiic Federal authority at his control, Geor gia would at onco obey. But the members of the Georgia delegation. knosv their man—they have fnthomod the disposition and the capacity of the Executive, and they find they can move him without difficulty, to tho accomplishment of llicir own dosigns. Tho conviction hero is, that Wor cester anil his brother missionary will be pnrmit- cd to linger out the summer aud-iviuternt the Fcnitentiary, and that-no step will be takdu by tho Supremo Court iu the execution of their man damus until tho next term, which ivill not com mence until January next. Tho apportionment bill it after all likely to cause somo further eonsumptidn of time and words. The Senate have reconsidered the Vote which rejected the proportion -of Mr. Webster to secure a representation of fraetioits, and the bill has goueto asehectcommittcooffive, all of whom SVitli tl)0 oxceptipn of Mr. Forsyth, arc infavorof tho amendment moved by Mr, Webster. The- powerful argument by which Mr. Webster sup ported his view* on this question, eKtrtcd much approbation from tho Senator* reprosehtftlg your State; aud ills supposed that reflection has induc ed *ome of the members svho opposed Mr. Web ster 1 * plan, to change their opinions. If so, wo are likely to have tho representation settled on a new principle; and it would bo absurd to expect that suchiaii important change will be hastily a- greed to intho other lirafioh of the Legislature. ^j. . WasutnaTOIt, March 31. Tho Sonate svas occupied nearly, the'whole of -yesterday, by au interesting and animated debate growing out of a report fri Manufac In-tbo Senivc; yestMday B re^ T ®*' A'r mined by Mr, I’omdexurf’d&aiSa^ mutee Uu Manufacture, fro m ation of the sub^t referred to it on wa» taken i)p,hijt;-laid on the tableon- tlte nhscnce of the mover from hu se,, from the House; to amend the a«,.f 0 certain surviving officers and soli'iDd , Ijition, was read a serorid iimo-,^^1 fho Senate resumedthu cou>id C r Hl “ . * f oral appropriation bilU-ibe n llwl ^„ ? K aniendmeut reported from coinmitte allowing 4Mw5ol)ars for ,lmT*pre w b “ rum of Ministers from. Frame untlV! Mr. Spragpo rose and mjdiew'd the s.: 1 animated strain uinil after the suual I,,, 1 jouroftiout—eommuniiug very miirh ei f on the arrangement lately made with am revpeeting the celuniuLtrsUe; nature of its stipulation*; reviewing 11,!“' tion* of Mr. Van Horen to Mr. M'LaaT 1 commimieatiou, of the latter to tbo hmki ister; and rollatiftg the provisions of tL Congress passed Mny, 1830, with a vita,, ly to the negotiation then pending, with tl prorhi million of the President, ini 1 tl^o arrangement opening the non, commented also on certain error* of to tho subji uT, contnined in a recent kit,, tho President of tho United States, ,,j members of tho Nesv York Legislature, spoko about threo hours; when, nut huviu., deih he gavo svay forh raotiuu fur adjuj, nud tho Semite adjourned. In tho House of ltepresentativcs, rnibl various memorials presented, was one h Mercer from the subject* of the Kins of j Britain, relative to African colonization, if pression of the slave trade, aud the vvuutuji general emancipation of slaves. This mj was, without being read, referred to tli v 1 committee heretofore raised ou the tulijcct] Contents, as stated by Mr. Mercer, sr«« ud tinctly heard, or uuderatooil, by the IIouk-1 Polk, subsequently, after having oiuud moved a reconsideration of tbe vote by nti sms referred. Mr. Burges called fvr tile n« of the memorial. - Upon this proposition, 3] thy and auimnted debate arose. The readl tits memorial, ou accouut of iu extraorc character, was opposed by Messrs, bn Litcher, Symmos, ingersoll, Btairof8. L'.b, and Patton, and supported by Messrs. Ill Arnold and Dickson-. At the instauce oJ Mcrccr, (svho addressed the House sttertl ( on tire suhjcctof the memorial,) Air. lturgti i drew his motiou thnt it be read. The uioiiJ reconsider was carried without onpoiitiocjl Mr. Mercer was permitted to witlHlraw the! morial. Air. Arnold submitted a resolution q ting the committee on internal improvtmei enquire into the expediency of constructing a tionnl road from Buffalo, in the State of] York, by way of Washington city to New Or! It was rejected.—Globe. v ifiaj- tmte netle. I)r«patches nad-paper* from Liiiulon nud vieifllty, oil arriving at niiy port in France, to lie pierced unit passed through*.viuegur or a fumi gation of aromatics- :^*'- , • k - At Paris a multitude of 'prej-nation* had becu taken to prevent tho iiitrudnctmii of tho cholera. Among other things, a greet ituipber of houses, Vitlirr infoctioa* from their cmHKtiim, or impeding the free' cirenlnlioii of'tlio air;'Hail boda bought mid pulled dais 11, • ' GalHgnit'-.i’* Messenger aftyei “Several arrests • nro sshl to have taken plaee on Friday os-ening. 17th liiit., iu diffenul the Pout Neuf. the frontiers into llollautl, lie was fired Upon two.? bv the Dutch sentinels, who were iguoraut'of his character nnd the unti-rprise in w hich he svas -en- .6"R4. . tils',"jo j'liiruey from, the Hague to Brussels was fruitless.’ Tho description of the spot'where the jewels svere buried, giveu him by (Jnruro’v wife, vvns so vague that he was cldiged to return, for further information. _ On his uccoud visit to Brus sel*, he succeeded in making a purchase of the ground wliero they -were said tu hiivo hern con- cei'U-d. aud had n large-shanty ereetail upon the diffi'mit miurters of Paris and 0111 premises,'with a view to prevent jury discovery The autliuritirSseeinto liuveap- 1 of his design, pretending that his olijcCVili mnk- prehended sonin uiovemcut on ctaturihiy, hm nu [ lug thr ptirchusq was tb cultivate llw mnlbcrr '1,t Ho t’ rry .Ilisturbiiocvs.yeciirml.” * I trisj, • l"fe v then cmpmcncvd diggqig,,.atnl..his ef- j ' The ’Mes*ii|icr do* Cb|imhre, n. nilnikteyjal pa- j forl* svCfc CeWurded by.-the Hppuqraucc of an i- per, hints soiiieiloubts ou the penhaneiice of Ku- i ron Imx, svhieh proved to rqiitaiu'tho object of rrneati lienee, from, the alk-ilgeil ohsiiuacy of the : h's search. King pf.llblland in. re-fusing; to sigii'the loindoiri Mr. Haymomt ascertained to. his satikfaction .’treaty. I* • : „ j thnt the jewtj* were stolen from the apartuieuts On digging tlu, fouudiittopx of a.new covered j of thi f Priiire'ss by. (.'arara and an accomplice;— ' * ! Thai accomplice was afterwards murdered by Farnm.in order to »cizo. the svholo prize', nud pre market at- Aleut*, several bodies of .men with .chains roiSiul their feet, limn!* and necks,.-were found P4 or fifteen feet under groiiud. They ap- j vent hirti from becoming an mformcr, pear to have hei-11 thrown alive into niches, w hich 1 _ RniimAgc was in prison at the Hague, nwrait- svero afterwards filled,sip.- This nimislriuriit si-ax i ing'hf*Tri.-il. Full potvefs svero given to Mr- R." not uiieoiiiiuuu in religious cstab.ishnicnts during to lake' rharge if Cnrara.'and. convey: jtbn- to • the middle ages- '•* 1 Hollniuh'irtcaso our Government jhcuM.dccide' Feb.’Jt), (evening.)— 1 The Parispapcrs 1 that' Ink should bo given up.—If, Y.Journal of 1 Me.sugcsile* Cfi.im-: Press this . ^Hi^H^WpVHnitttrban-.l eesTn'sijveral parts of Franco; but thir.co'iitluued iiiiprAvqinrnf* of, tbe French funds, show* that tliei ire of a very partial nature. .V ...- PORTUGAL AND SPAIN. • T/tndon,- Feb. 22.—We w.aru able 10 state ex - ' vluiiVSly on Saturday, nppn die authority of our Paris cowetpondenr..that.the French minister of -foreign affairs had .iblHficd to the Spanish Am bassador in Pari*, tbedetcrmiinaiontif the French ’Govirmncnt dot to permit thdKitig of Spain tq «cnd troops to the assistance of Don Miguel. .We •nranov laformed. that;* note to it similar cfU-ct has been sent hv Lord Palmerston to M. Zea Ber mudez, she Spanish Minister >t thi* Coart. The last.despatrhes’frotp Madrid left no doubt of the distune* pf q treaty, between Ferdinand and Don Aliguil, py Which they, bomid ‘ themselves mutually to.avsin toeh other. - Tlm'JdurnaLdn Havre nf the 16dj’s»Atc*;-thisi Don Pedro's -squadron dmv been sppkbb at .seei, 'p;oc<rfiding tqw?hls tho.f'anaries.: <*»<- . ■'. A Kmg of; Qretrr.±Olbo: of thn king of I!x-varia,* hS£-hdSn'*fcjectod-'fo'r)her king -of .Greece by twt-'Britain, France and-Russia, while Austria aiid Prussia have been indirect pitr- •- lies toihe. xiprKcn.cst. -Ho is only 17-ycars .old nod will halo a Counsellor:' ■ . r.. The Rajttlrsnalce.—Tbe late Dr. Thornton, in !t,Ip,,.Mr-.'Jefferson, *ay* that tbo Crotalus horriifuU' irtitflesnnkc,) being .peculiar to tlds CouC^f.-s* Vhe finest emblem of the United State* that cun he found. Ibnever ncts but defensively —it never n.-'ke* without giving fair warning, and wheuit do»sj|tr.;ito itU fttal? Tbo eomosissioners of a gold mining company in North Carolina,, have opened books in Phila delphia for subscription to the capital stock. En gines Atcbiftifng water from the inioos as they grow.deeper, are to he bought.' The stock is SHkkOOQ It* dbftresof BlOOj operations to. com mence Whcu 3fi,0DQ u sulispribtd, yl . t;. t*(i Trouble at SeuHedford:—We learn from a let ter, written hv.a, highly respectable merchant at New Bedford,-to his' correspondent iu this city, and dated 24tli Insteist.-that about six hundred jonrncyme-D tnccblnies und laborers a) thnt place hays enteredioto-a ebrhpart to - regulate their wa ges, and the honrs.qfrsvork-per day. Those svho refusa tojotn thet)),.qnd go to svork as formerly, are threatened tvi)h “tar’and feathers." What the end will he-^igy* \he letter; we do not kuow; hut we have cause,'.to fear. .On Friday night they bcgantocprairaitdepredations, by destroying tho ornmnch'fnl trees in front of ad welling house. They are,cal!ed.“Ten Hours Men,**-. They hold meetings'js very ‘day, and on Saturday last the town crier was employed to notify them publicly when nud where, tho. next was to be held; they having been shut out of the town hall, iu order thnt it might be put ib order for the tosvnelectiou, which was to lako'plefce yesterday.—Boston Transcript. We are within hounds iu sajiog that the acta- rtheli -Some- nfurm has been excited at Topsham, a smallveft|>ort’ town in .Maine, nud it's vicinity, by a supposed case of spasmodic cholera. The* n- Inrm appear* to have been occasioned as much by tho eircumstuuce of a brother of tho young girl whq svas affected, having recently returned from Hsmhnrgh, (via N. York) where he sva* attack ed with the cholera, as from the circumstance* of the ease itself. Dr. M'Kean sshn attended the patient,.nnd who also called iu professor Mussy, states, that “many of the symptom* were so like tho cholera, and the facts stated to suspicions, that the case might well be a startling one. The patienk-hosvos-cr under the medical treatment she received, .beg^tn to be'bettor in a few Lour),'and though alio had a slight relapso the next morniugi she is now neatly recovered. No other case has who really wish tho i»cnha'oency of the Union, occurred, or any cirrcumstcnces calculated to in- ma* to, nbvLuwl ffY • 'creaso tbe alarm. -The medical'gentlemen'who 7 - •--sT w - «;• • • attended; although they do not foel entirely sat isfied ag to <bc nature of-the'disease, give it os ' ‘ ' ' ft r - their opinion, that, there is no cause fqr any fy iw'.'V .■ *’ . ■ .'. * >■ ■■ •••»»<:•' "• • • - •• •Sumtulefor Paper/ur Ore ring lYalts There is niisv piling iuto uiq, as a.substitute for paper far covering the. walls of ii welling houses, a sort of clo^h mitae pf cotton wpol, preyed by meatu of- calender*, in to .a. flat shvc) resembling in color al loss sustained in this city, by tholato flood, does not exceed fifty thousaud dollars.—Cincinnati Chr. Mr. Carey is about to publish a pamphlet on tho Tariff Question, “being an inqmry whether au amicable arrangement is uot practicable between the friends and enemies of the tariff, aud the sug gestion of a plan, )irup1ojsnd rational plan ofcom- promise, whereby conciliation may take place, without ahyhnaJ^nftUtdpry to the manufacturing interest, and jyn'.the objeetion of the uullificrs, ■Maryland v*j*J?ifffiMta.—Maryland has revi- •vod hor jcliliToh fWt part of- Vfrpinia lyigjg'he- tWCMRM Jf*Vth' °f. fhu Po- tnmac.'cotrfpHhemliug part'orlltn-dy, llamshire, Mquongnhelivthetoluity of freston, and wo be lieve part of other couuties. ‘ It Is intimatod that One more hrvtlatIifK1viII'be"givea Virginia to set tle the dispntd by*reference, and in the event of her declimng;.tha»»jre earo.will.betaken to the Supremo Court* Virginia hirsr heretofore deeliu- ‘ vk ,.q - . • >V. 1:-. *'•{•*» I: 1 .*-. ‘ ’ rum the committee on acture*, handeid in by Mr. Dickerepn, their chairman, accompanicd'by a bill repealing the du ties on certain articles net protected hy the pre sent tariff. The report in reierenco to tfid sever al propositions which bad been reforred to them, declares that the cutbmittce cannot decide on tho (Object of tho public taud*, svithout receiving fur ther information, which has been called for by a resolution of the Senate; speaks of tbo proposi tions of Alcssrs. Poindexter and Hayno as highly Inexpedient—the former difficult au8 impractica ble, and the latter interfering svith the policy here tofore punned, of affording incidental protection to ..domestic industry; and. nlsb speaks of other reductions of duti?* w hich may hereafter be safely made. Ou rendiug of-the report arid bill, llr. : Forsyth moved to recommit the latter, on the ground that the report being in part as stated hy the committee, djd not comply with tbo implied -instructions of tho Senate, by. presenting, in one view, all the subjects that had been rercrreil to them. The amouut of reduction proposed by the Bill is estimated by tho committee-at 5,6€fl,0:;0. Messrs. Forsyth, I layne.CIny, Dickerson, Aldlcr, Foot, Holmes, Bouton, Smith, King, Mangmn, Sprague Dallas, Alarcy, Brown, and Tazewell, took part iu the debate; at the conclusion of svhieh the hil] svas laid on the table, yeas 27, nays 19. •)--/■ In the Honseof . Representatives, Mr.-Grennel presented a petition from a citizen named Pool, -praying compensation for. losses sustained incon sequence of recapture, by him and bis crew, of n vjsiel svhieh ho commanded and wlpdi had been taken by pirates. It was committed to the com- miueoeH commerce. Mr. Washington from th* committee 011 the District of Columbia, reported a bill in relation to tho Penitentiary, for the Dis trict, svhieh was read twice ntid committrd. Air. Mercer, from the committee on internal improve ments. introduced 11 hill authorising a subscription for two hundred and fifty shares of the stock of the Alexandria < anal Company, which was read a first and second time and eommitted to the samo committee of the whole, as the bill for the con- struction of a bridge and aqucdurl across the Po tomac river at Georgetown. Tho House then resumod tho consideration of the report of the committco on the Judiciary on tho subject of the charges against the collector of the port of Wis- casset; aud Sir. Evans of Maine, went mto an argument in support of tho inquiry by the House. up iu a committee of the whole on the stato of. tint Union, Mr. Polk in the chair. The two former bills were considered and reported, nnd a) fpur o’clock the committee rose and the House ad journed.— TMegraph. Wis*t5ftT0l», April 2. Tbe Senate did not sit on Saturday. In the House of Representatives', the bill mak* ipg appropriations, in conformity Vo the ttipula. tions of certain Indian treaties, svas rimfiF Cousidernblu time was spent in'Commiuee, on ft# bill making appropriations for tbe Indian Depart* roenr for the year 1832, and the bill mkkiag ap propriation* foreertaln internal iranrov^inis for the year 1332. Tho committee evt»«a!ly row, without - birring, disposed ofthelattw bill, aad.obtamta leave ta »aagain.. ~ r >;f i . * TELEGRAPH. Macon, Georgia; SATURDAY* APRIL 14/l8 OCTOBER ELECTION. Wo are authorized to. announce the foil faul'erarn as can^WtHes to represent thiit in the next State Legislature; ■ Fbt Senator. TIMOTHY MATTHEWS. For Revnsentalirit: LUKRROhS. ' ROBERT COLEMAN. COTTON. MARKET.—There hail decline of half acent in Chiton sinceonrlift| tatlons. Tbe present pricb is from 7 i9c some has been told at 9^r strictly prim t coriiuland 9{. TI^FIRE ENGINES.—Tsvo CreEngl which had been ordered by tho Corponuo this place somo months ago, arrived 1 od two since from tho manufactory of Messrs] rick &. Agnow of Philadelphia. Tbej an ofl perior workmanship* and an exliiliition cf fl powers by tho citizens on Thursday amraj was quite satisfactory, particularly the larger| A meeting of the citizens was called on tMJJ evening to make the necessary arranremci organising a -Fire Company, which jp? Mr. James Goddard to command the large,■ Air. Charles Campbell tho small ertpinc, tctnpf rily,'until further arrangements could be IA committoe of three perrons wss >Wj ‘[1 to assist in carrying into effect tbe gcmralo ^ of the meeting. * By tho following correspondence,Ut**gj Lumpkin am) ib«'8ccrettsryof * mcciinrW* the Central Committco ou the siihjecioM ing the rinmber ef member* in onr etaw w ture, it willbeaceu that hi* Excellency nai® ed being a member of that coinmittee: AIilledoxvills, Ma.vh M, *■• Coe. Lumpkin—Sir. At a mcria'R 1 ’-*[ A ty of th* members of the Central Corornii J pointed at a meeting of the citizens ol u county, in this place, and on this day, tm ing resolutions were adopted: "Resolved, That a commilteo bo from thi* body by tho chairman, to,ra*» j in number, and of which she cln |r n>*° .J oi.e.to he denominated auExecutivel«»^* to direct tho necessaty correspondence once to the preliminary arrangements t - to cObct tho objects of this body, ood ' . the Central Committee whenever » deemed necessary.” . . According to this resolution, the fo'w J tlemen were appointed by the chainri • her* of the Executive , D( j)l kin, Judge Lamar, Colonol Rockwell, 1 ^Resolved, Thai the Sccrstary tlemen named on the Exccutire Cesi 1 arc absent, of their nppoiiiimcnt-. j either decHoing to serve, that vacancy, or any I shall inform tho chsjrman of j tbif communication, whenever n couvenieaeo to tend mo one- . ; -‘ .. t - I.bavo tho honor to remsim . , jv iUopKtf-^yo^^ Mn.LZDor.viLLZ-Msrcb^.^ P. C. Goto. Esq.-*ir. I >>*;;” 00 «J morning a eomm«nltoU*o ^ th*T cretary of a meeting he.d m jP tb* < inst. Tb. Circular and « fS j| *ens of Hancock couaty, h«W “ jt t;i, I had previously *•»•