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► a 1 <:.V ST A. . : . / o. MAH ttl-SO^?iOm>- ATIO >S. • * WJI AgTO ItTSIIIOB ■- k. .-■ - \TKLNS»C ll T mciivmo* t’av bvtl-hSs. .- u ; • JESSE AKSLCY,' * c V-. »* • • ‘ - b -* TA* COtISCTOII. «.; "t- \ym. ke.nn'edv, c - ■■ ■ • f • tourv-vka, >« > ISAAC HE-NDHirivS. _ 1 V ST Harrison Committee are f * . Mquetted to meet at the Chronicle and Sentinel . Ofljce.n Saturday, IhcCOth instant, ar W o'clock. for the purpose ; flf_nomtinliiig a candidate lot Sheriff, W. 11. Howard having declined. r ' JESSE KENT,'Chairman. Augusta, October 2t>, IS4I. g _ Dont h of’l he lion. John Forsyth. ' * The Charleston Courier of yesterday, says: . *Our Washington correspondence, this morning, tur ** % ntshes’us w ith the unexpected and painful inic.li it # this distinguished statesman, by bilious .•_We**£at \Yastungtoii, on the morning of the vJd oi Mr. Eoty-vTit has been a long holh iu legislation and diplomacy ; j? as an active and eloquent member ol . Congr«sv*s'an sfinhassador representing abroad the ifitcfesls and charterer of lus native land, or r.s Secretary .e*f.State,, entrusted at home with the management of oat foreign relations under ctreum .Taiir.i of gceu'ungJelicacy, he has ever acquitted tumself so asrto ciunmand.tyc respect and admira tion of pis country then. In, his death, Georgia will npiim the lp*s' ot'on* of her favoiife and noblest sons—the Vhibn that of an able and patriotic •talesman,*' r i..... yin Jos ns:—V»u will please notice in your PjH i®er, Uiat.l nil redeem the notes of tiic i. pay icg Beaks of Augusta. October 23d, IS-tl. J Correspondence of'the Ckdrlxstpri,Courier. WAsaiscro.v, Oct. 23. f The Hon. John KorsVTU. Ex-Secretary of stale, died Ibis morning, ai his r. silence in this city, of Liilious fever.-alier a few days illness. His death ~ adeploiable loss to his family, and is greatly re gretted by bis numerous friends. It wasexpccud tele tliat he tvould soontbe.elected to the i States Senate liOtn Georgia. The I'rcsidcut Ins left the city lor Norfolk, whence lie w ill go to Williamsburg, the place ot tis residence, lie will be ab-tjat about a fortnight. Hie belli; 1..' evidently suffered very, much from bis public labors and venations. 1; i, presumed that, in comparative retirement aud repose, at Williimsbuig, he will make a dial! el his Message to Coilgre.- • Or. the great subject es the I nirency and nnance-,* he has taken the Views ol ail III; present Cabinet and of a uunftier of lb. in. ' tm. .agent i'usine s men from every J.ait <A lh: i .a:I*; will UOW <Oii.C .. i.nuiuc wluuh, w fiilt* it will meet the Wjcu!.- ol Uxv . * unity unit ihe government, wiilnci cCQLui wit.iaK \iewMJi *,;ie Con-iitutiois, orratu «r la WiS. ii. i’vt Aii -t'.io.v.p! to Sal.c this problem, .fir. i \i - n -iaUal u .vi tiy.cn a public occa )ai*Lj lii-l ihf I'nAlv-tiil Would. the «. ** ;ii kl. V C'* iiciij to !:.*.* . aii cii.i ••. nt cf sonae siti: :-ut this rady v.ell tii Urn ;;i... *•' that hi* jl-»n w " he a ccmluna t:oQ i'iea>uiy sciieme w ilh the Local bark n icn.—tlvu is, that l:u I.- .1 Bank.-, or jl- Wi ' miiloye?! a.s drpo>;li lie--, . . * CUM lual stu i;otc . evur-.--, there ui. l e no Bank. The wt ' Am.: an aci v, i; -1 :r ::y. ll woul-- he be 1.. .. V.\| N. it \ .>rk' ilrrff! o: the *-!■: >■> the r - ms. % : V ' • pk * r ■. A. ■ ' ' ■ ii. :..f ■ : •*. -■« Mi.* i.; is a :: •I" 'f. -. *.hu* li.t - i k i Ol d«*Nl,u ■*!;.•«. J.a I . HJV .1 i.i't fflf- I ed by the attacks upon it of bands nt hostile j ' Indian? ;* but having sent hack us.d received rein- j lorcea.en* c , it ti':il!t ue«t it* journey until the lorce ’ »of the enemy became *0 a> to render its hr- j ■ rin?r |*rog*-C'> uTipiaclicahie. Sruic, fight mg took • place, but any person- belonging to the ** • were killed or upt w - • OfficeiA <;. k\ Hays and Welsh, relumed yester day from an unsuccessful pursuit after Mr. Bed be Id .date Cashier of the «'■ mmcicial Hark of fits 1 city, who had absconded, leaving a deficit in i;.- account of f 06.000, with sccmities to the stneunt of f *20,000 to cover it. He not, wr.- >ur po>ed, gone to F.nglaud in the Acadia, *#eu in thi< city on Saturday afternoon;— i’u'.rier 4- £nq'iirer nf th* \sHt. Oakland Races. —The great three mile post- i match race for S3,O(X‘ a-s;dc, between Kentucky an*l Tennessee, came oil yc'teiday. and w- -* won * ty the Kentucky Black Nose. The Tenner tee horse takiuj the f.rst heat, Black Nose the se cend, and then the Tennessee wa< v. itlulraw d. — Lom*viU' Juvrnal of the 1 ‘2th, The New Orleans Crescent of the *2o:h says : —The fever is increasing. People had iMr •lay away now.*' in it *o]—-We have reason i » behove,*’ «;»y r the Natchez Free Trader, “from some advices, that a new proposition relative to the I niou ■ ; Teife* r. i’ii ihi - country, will Lc brought for wan I j ty a diaiingu.-hed gentleman a. the next 1 •of Congress, un«ler very favorable auspices. » The Preijdt i JnfeUigcn <y-jr, of Friday) left the scat of ( iavernmeni yes ihe Chesapeake, on a a:.-it : > his residence in Virginia. He was accompanied in the cars by Commodore Mobius and several other gentle men. Almost eight months of constant routine- j merit, and of incessant attention to laborious du l*e«, must make a short relaxation from the cares , ol office as agreeable to the President as it is r:e- - ; ceesary. «)«ro.—The recent election ters cf the has in lire sue- j flit* Loi« ft'^os—they have a majority ol i iwo in each bouse. Holmes, cue of the Bailors nff board of the ; ••Win. Brotvn.V says the Philadelphia North American, va ,ci 1 arraigned*.beiore tiio grand jury lor rnortier, r - tjjkh! because tharewns no evi dence of jualtf- hi t!ie act. ine Xc.v V or»; Times u mHaken in supposing that iie now goes free. Th* grand jury sub cquenlly foiuid true b'dU ftguiu-i htm/or manslev#liter*.' The i rial will Le ofH'of peculiar-side;e«?, both Ircm the painful < ircumstanccs ol the cikc, as fiom the novel nilurcuf th- defence which will.! t: set up »•: behalf of the prim er. Mh. Rkiii'n.LQ ami His Mfcuhitifk.—We leerolhat immediately upon thv du»r Injure ofhi*< I eiug made, Mr. iferilirni set himself u> make secfiriiy 10 the. bar k, hoping that if he did §o, the. ma'.tyr would go no farther. For tins perpoaohe procured the nob's ol one gentleman ior flu,b0«»; of another for J1‘2.000 and of a ihird,far sl4,making rdb.ooo in ail. which, with the bond 1 ir 520.000, signed !»y his father- j 1 m-law and another friend, that he hml given at 1 his entrance upon the office of rubier, covered 2he whole defalcation. These large oples he wa« able to obtain us his friends by oaiy »ay;ng that he win in nred of them without going into the , details of his great was the coniine#* pUeeil in his cbarac|cr. Ho ri paired to the house -wl hit (cther-in-la* on Friday night for the pur- ! pose ot compfitirg the matter of security, hut he ; iiwi salt} pr.i l ,; ;T of his friend* in the city, per- 1 ♦ driving tjie rr*n**oa! character which the affair ■ wu« taking, m i ium word of his dariger. and he | 1 \juwL lo« lailoti-m-laAV that !:a was in lrwuU«, and j ieJ>L i rmjjfs arc in posw. ion «fl.ke j any legil validity • Tigris no The Philadelphia American of Thursday pays*. 1 The United States Government has comrru n >gh! a suit against the U. S. Bank, in the District Court at city. The action is brought a- gi gainst iW Directors of the Bank including the * three braes ol assignees, and the amount claimed n is about $35(1,000. r J'hc sums claimed are for n damages 011 the French Bill of K.tchange pro- 11 tested by the bank, during ihe administration of t ri General Jackson, and $89,000 claimed as the j, balance of bonds due by the bank fur the pur- v chase of stock owned by the Government in J the old bank. The bank has claims on the govern- 4 men! lor fully the amount of the latter sum, and t with regard to «lhe protested Bill, the public c mind bus long since been made up on that sub- J ject. The trial is to take place on the first Mon- 1 day in November next.” The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, of October loth, says:—The receipt of wheat from the upper Lakes to-day, have been 30,000 bushels. The re ceipts from the same source ou Thursday, were 20,3t0 bushels. From the Baltimore American. The Philadelphia National Gazette has an ar ticle on the subject of the Post Note debt due by the 1. S. Bank to the Banks of that city, which presents an unpromising aspect. It appears that the amount of Post Notes of the I . S>. Bank, held by the various Banks in Ph.ladclphia, forms au aggregate of S.VO7S Ti 7. To secure the pay ment of those P* ssNotes, the Bank of the I ru led Stales passed over in trust to the agents of j tha creditor banks, a variety of property amount- | l ne. as there .estimated, to $7,772,250. This property comprises bonds, mortgages and real es tate in Philadelphia, real estate in Mobile, prop erty and debt* in Buffalo, District of Columbia, ■ c., &c. An estimate ot the value Mtf.ihj* n»Agty iroDixl V has been prepared by *5 - :■ J J 013 rea^i'J ‘.:g lu to this estimatT, to /'property, transferred as hav ing cost $7,722,150, tor the payment of an actu al cash debt owing,of $5,078,477 and the accru ing interest is estimated to produce at the utmost, ■ $3,053,195; or about*7o per cent, of that debt. 1 The Gazette then a^ks— Bat when can ih estimate be realized, if at all \ Is ; ; stated the* since the assignment was 1 | made, die col lee:." ns have not amounted :o live per ecu;., or ah.mi !»c the debt, which i- nmre t ..tn SOUO ; 00 annum. It is ques tioned whether, it the a.- o's were to be dispo&cd 0! now, they would realize two thirds c f the above estimated value .even were there no un; cd ■ initials interposed. It is stated that the validity of all the assign ) meats made by the Bank, will be contested, which j will lead to litigation for the next live or ten years, during wi n e, few if any persons will he i -a.- ir.oirudeu; as to pin - base the real estate* wilh ■ c»i:• guaramee title. i i: ■ above descrilicd assets are said to have been the choice of the whole belonging to the itu .>:.« It may 1 wi.ii great pro;-.*ic:a he ;-ked, what then is the j a ... *■; t’.j t iA-Ivr niiiions of dollars of ass.*:--, las ;.v! to mr ic th. p • Vinent c: the circulation • uiM {’.*' i:‘V* . !. r than those held bv the j bank •. dimiuishe.*. ;i. undoiihtedly will be to j 1 i*r*:-;»r by the operation of the Bankrupt j Law: and al.-o by pleas of usury connected with jit ir. .. . ’ions, \v:.ich Will undoubtedly be set up? Srr. boat si u,.— i'liestea n boat Kauiton, { botuid from r»t. I* vjisfor New-Crieans wa< - nag. ! grd ;:i. I CsdflHfeievieAo. >Lc Lada iL : T? '■ —Man j .i.v i s 1 iU 11 e in reasoning on • f the pn ni, ind ... trv"*b:i:.,r the si;*’..v, P ikk. — I 'i'utiaha-sep Floridian of the 20th j says, :ae (*in House cf it Hayward, Bsq., f | this erty, at hi - plantation about six miles fr m tow dug about 50 1 les of p . ked cot : ton, v.a- regret to .eain, was destroyed by fire 01 last. . . panic ul: rs w Isr!‘ !i>i;. — \> : suicide was committed yesterday. '. . ( - ized road. A\t u . man name I .?. hn Baiiy, in his.rn***!A>y. was dir\ .t* d to itaruess up a certain j vehicle and convey a : dy to this city. He fol lowed instructions so Jar as the errand wan am. , 1 I fr... ■ lUlM.mil IVIHI ’ i two liovrs inst* .;d of one. The aninn.ls ran i away and dashed the carriage Jo atoms. Tins ca- : j lamity so affected the young man. that he went ■ rivalely into the barn, ml wed • m* •■!' the ii* r -1 '»‘s, and With the halter I ting himself by the neck. When discovered he was dead.— I luff ah Com. Ntw-York, Oct. 21. Sei rktabi c • State—A rumor is in I active circulation that ; ere is shortly tube aimth ; * r ! lodihcation • l the Cabinet, and that Mr. V' 1 '!rr ’s to retire from the post of Secretary of St if. I'i,e rumor, we have reason to believe, is i unf*s*;ndcd. It was started by a gossipping let • r from Washington, l übiished in otic of our morning papers —winch leltc r, we have t*. ason to bi dev*-, would nut have been published had the edit »r seen it beso r e it went to pi ess. Since4hal . pudii'.T.Tboi a graver aspect has been given to ih j miner by the c: rr.mcnts of the pre-s in various u.KU' s. ‘But \\» repeat our entire conviction i that it is wholly and in ail respects unwarranted Iby any thing that ha taken *| lace,or that is ik lv I * I;k«.* place, betweea ihe Secretary ui iSfate and ■ the President. On the contrary, we have reason i to h lieve that the utmost confidence and cordial ; ity, both in their and efficial relation , j exist between them. '.V e can certify of our own : know; dgelh i* v\iieu Mr. Webster passod through Ihi mi his« it t Ma sa husetts, w ncvei sini . i e had no \ urp i» of Icav 1' oi . a w have six n oth- : sti n r evidence of the confidence re : ( 05..; by the Pre.-i rent in Mr. Webster, from the j., tpA csible source.— Coin. Adv, Ti e Statue of Washington was yesterday re moves! from the Navy Vard. and such progress I had been made in .he course ot the day that at a part of the difficult ascent of the Capi t 1 hill had been overcome. The Statue is verv j j mafstvc —wcigbh.g, v. Ii its castings, it is said, J 1 near twenty tons. I* was brought from tlie Navy | Vard » * Marvla id Avenuo through the canal.and hence on moveable witys. -y means of ennatans, •Vic. along Maryland Avenue to the Capitol.— i he removal ot the Statue is under the direction oi our enterprising fellow citizen, Mr. William Ba-by; and. so I r, his delicate task has bet 11 ir comphshed without accident. Rational hit-Hi ■ icer, 22rf. ‘ ’into thkm a Feet.**—A norihcm paper toils a good : un, lire sum and substance of vvnich aiethesi/:—Two gcnllcujen disputed so loudly ' < 4 lh> subject of banking that they awoke a big 1 had been sleeping on the hearth be- 1 and he barked most furiously. An ] old gentleman present, who had been quietly sip f.i.' g his wine while the disputants were talking, 1 gave the dog n exclaimed, “ Hold your j i tongue, you brute ! \ou know no more about it « than they do!” f Te*.•'■■;! ee asu ( ' k. — Fea was foimerly \ ir;:?i.;cd:. 3.choice Ju>:u.y, and was imported at a great expense—and used only by those who w ere \ in o i • th. Bn t i wb< cc. Li !r : r.c->: among the nete sarie* of life— * and n * • . hjwcver poor, and deficient in j w1: !!y . a K, are willing to deprive them' dv*.-. | of t!u* 1 u-tomed “cipof to.!.’’ The riianlity | iinporlcdinto L;j-.*roun'i'y is cnormon —;u a great ( nual c::;,cr: j e. Jn t!:e year endin<s'SepTeinbi . 3tk I s ' 10. :v talhe ofticiabdocuments. the 1 amount oft' imported was i IJ.fiS 1,47 G pounds va feed at 17.55-). A very portion of this 2 great .. • consumed in tin country. j: • •! he value coffee nitrodu cd into Un- countx i • d! ? : During ihe |*eiiod u-ferred to, it t <! to U LOfo'i,!/*).*) jimuuls, valued at $S,.7h 1,- Dtuingihe ••.rnc \ eiiotl, 2 ; 62fi.Hhlf jo tulsm eocao 're *• * olorci, a*, a cost of slGl,.'*so. ' thus ap[.vii- ih .* i>» value of ali the tea, coffee * and cocoa, n.,ported into this country during one v 3 * hx, av; ■ upwar,!- fourteen millions 1/ ilollurs. r ■ —A*. Y. Sun. 1 •7 8. .ii 1 ■ dNI v r.— »’• .< oil* :i il At v Kegister lor J-l!, states that the I’nifed Siu?«« Army in ' flic#. rn and men, numbers, 12.530—ti e H miliua, I .hi J.5!?2. Th** American Navy is ri-m --pOKCIi Os , .Siiij)-* of the line, (74 and 120 guns) II “ r&zec, (50 guru) ....I . Frigate/, Ist class. (41 guns) II “ 2nd claftM, ('Ui guns) 2 r Hirmps of war. (Hi to 20 gum*) -I ' Brigs “ (10 guns) f J Sc'j«>«jners. (4 to 10 guns) H (twofrigates) 4 Htoro yhips, &r Total. 05 r a»J ,H »r of f lmiles O’Malley in!r.«biec* t:,. I -Howing qiu*J‘ r illustration into the !a!c number of that veriuble nxrratre.. ,■ -• i l.itatio:. i. .Very fine llunc, Hut if, fl ,llv . .ta-e of tm,oil; „,e udpo)l! - Unre ot he iuver would 1,0 K r.-at fun. ,f ono ■■* uevei to iccoin. f,o(* undo* Ihe h«.d so ( u,<- pur I ° ' .VI fggmmmmmrnmmmmmmarzmmmtsrmßßOßuamjmm • From the JSeic Vor/V Conner. 0 Thf I'nrntier Troubles, The acquittal of McLe.ul and the prompt giving up of Grogan, have tor u moment at w least, done away with all cause fur bad feeling between our frontier people and their Canadian neighbors, and we consequently trust that per fect harmony will soon be testorod to the diplo matic relations of the two NationaVGovernments. p Os the conduct of both of these, under occur- y rcnces, which, if iiratioually treated, might imvo p led to a stale of things over which humui j*y t would weep, we think the people of bti!i c«>Un* f tries have reason to be proud, and the worliTtofK y large be thankful for.—The destruction of the c Caroline, if justifiable ut all, was only to br justi fied by the great, first law of self preservation, i and the existence of such an emergency is ne : cessarily a question of doubtful character, still it must be admitte I there was sornribing to exten uate it. Wo accordingly find the demand for tej a rat ion made, il is true, by Mr. Van Bureii, yet faintly pressed, whilst the British Govern- : menl carefully abstained from sanctioning the act, by bestowing rewards on those who partici pated in it, or honors on the officer who immedi ately commanded, lest in so doing they might wound the keen souse of honor ot u high »q»ir it i il people. And thus matters might have quietly rested, had not the arrest of McLeod taken place on our Territory. 'Flic two governments immediately -.top in—the one by assuming the act the other by exacting u strict accountability for it—thus placing its final adjustment bevond the reach ol popular impulses. But the I’rovinciul Govern ment of Canada went Mill further, and n» get rid of the unexpect'd difficulty presented by our Stale jurisdiction—coveiliy. il is true, but still we have no doubt did —interpose a delenco lor McLeod. We arrive at tins, to us certain con ! elusion, from the lad’ol the money having bec.ii ; forthcoming in abundance lor counsel and wit nesses wlucii McLeod himseit hud not; from the active part taken in ihe delenco by the Attorney General of Canada, Mr. Draper, and from depo sitions and witnesses having been induced to come forward 111 Canada, who, hail they been lell to themselves, would have refused to testify,Capt. Drew alone holding back, but he, it is known, bad returned to Canada from Kngland, discon tented, because the govenmifcal hf^cfoM^jraibf I remaik*. Hctiu* ’ ink they indicate a state * f things which . WUers the present moment particularly uuspi . cious to the conclusion of a treaty between the two .National Governments, for a purpose essen tial to prevent the recurrence of difficulties which , might in an unhappy mom. nt, lead to the direct consequences ; we mean a treaty for the recipro cal surrender ot olb-ndcrs, who seek lo en iipe that punishment which is due to their crimes, by t fleeing into the auj.tcent lerritory. ; In ordinary casts of crime, tiiis surely could men bur little ol jivlum on o;:r put : in lh»? case 1 of Dr. lioimes tor instance —wfio of ns did not ■ ! 1 ment that there w; " not a national treaty which I would have been binding on the Governor of Vermont and have prcvniled the escape of a most attrocious murderer Is ii not a matter of poignant regret that our territory should have been aplaccof refuge, for a criminai iaine<l with the 1 blood of a husband, with whose wile lie had cas -1 lied on an illicit intercourse ! But the difficulty b»*s we know in uiscrirni | naling between offences of tins character and j those committed under the guise of having some ect in v iew. When thi is aUta iie ■ ■■ * • 11 so my . ■ .... j s*! the 'L Tv nder of a ■ j and a very distinct one, may i«■ drawn. Wh. n - j tire act is one which cannot, by the utmost lati ; j luile of construction, be lalionallv expected to • j bring aiu i:i any ? üblic purpose, when h pi -n - 1 j solely from private revenge nr tiood-lhirslv di - i position, is it beseeming in us. putting every uth ! er consideration out of li.e question, to throw around’.he per*H*iralor tli»' niantie of national I protection ? Uh 11 Gov. M.ircy refused !o >ur , • render Mackenzie for robbing the mail, we I thought him justified, because connected wKh j the act was an attempt a: revolution—a silly an i ; inefiectucl attempt i; is true, still it was one— | I it w hen Capt. \ : her was killed !iy a sliol in j1; dead hour ol at his 1 vvn door; when i locks of the W uul C ma! werei - ! vv' r n the monument m*General Brock wish!.)v.n 1 when Gru.in fell on ihi uefencci f on~- : - ■ he dead < winter, bui j ami barns, and tun.-rti (hrir women into li;-..* fro ( zen snow—were these acts which can bv any ■ pass ibib.ty he tr; to a ji. !e nn liv ,or to ! a public pu.-p..- There can be but one answer, thev arc rcvolf j ing so commsense.—'They are recoiling to our j nature, and u treaty which vv >uid ibisver un tin* I perpetrators of such b. olless barbarities is called ; for, by every consideration ol humanity ; we j speak not of interest. How deeply tins may i become involved. ;f • r.c eil’ecluai stop be not j put to such insane atl.ocitios, we will not at . tempt to point out, it would he for it ! apparent to the most ordinarrv observer, and will I assuredly not escape the attention cl the saga ; cious Statesman at the head of liie deijirJmcnt i 1 ified to ncgociate a treaty, which, without wound • ingour national scnsioililies, would remove a re . proach from our country, and remove far away the chances of a serious collision. IxsriiANcK ( ask.—An important insurance | fose was decided yesterday in the Superior Court, j L is the case <1 Win. B Bend against the Gcor- | giii Insurance ( •oupaiiy, to recover the amount ol a policy of insurance on in hi p.» ses- 1 .'ion winch were ilcst;oycd bv fire, at his store in : Cedar street, in Decemlnr, 1830. The plaintiff; was nsu-rui/cd—oi\ the ground that tiis store contained hazardous article:?, viz: c igfil casks of i champaignc glasses, which were prohiLitrd hv j t..e terras of t!;e policy. I* is understood that I die plan till will appeal to a higher Court. The 1 policy of the Georgia Company was for $20,000, i and what makes the case more important, there j are several other Companies who stand in nre- ! ci-ely the same position with the Georgia, in re- j sped to liability, so that a decision of **m case is virtually a decision of them all,—A. V. Journal "f Commerce* Oct, 20. Breach or Promise.—A novel case of breach of promise'of marriage was decided at the late I term o» the Huntington circuit court, Judge Wnght presiding. Ur. SS. A. Fate, rntrchaiit iVc.. ot tiiu tov. n of Huntington, In:!iana, brought ►uit against a .Mrs Lavally, a Aviilow lady «!.o Avas house-fcueper nf the late Chief Uichanlville ol tin Mianii Imhm-. and laid his damages at 52,000. Both parties had able and eloquent counsel. 'J'iie jury, after a short absence from the boxes, lino: ;ht in a M-rdic; in favor of the broken hearted doctor of I — lntHmuwolir Journal. * 1 V.i'd-ndcfphu: North Ameritan. Extract from a letter, dated Man cm a, August 31, IS4I. i V. c have had quite r.n excitement railed turtii i here by a large smuggling transaction. A boat I iden with brandy was seizrd, and from informa- Hon persons from the i-lurid went to Maebico, amt there took possession ol Uvo others that were intended to take the cargo from on board an English brig, Mernardo. from li'ibrallar, whence site had recently arrived. The hng was in sight, and the being made hy some conlederate on tint island, she complied itiercwiffJßifiien a little after dark, tin- Custom House wlea had been watching her in bouts, armed and cooreal metin^^^^Flo n * ! were haded, and replying properly, were requested to come alongside. Tile Custom Hou r officers, among whom I 1 was young Louis Ceahra. then rose up and push id on board, hut Ihe first one that galle d ihe ] deck was knocked down by a handspike by one i of the crew, who seized the officer's gnu and tired into the boat. The shot took ctfec* in Mr. s Ceabra’s thigh, just above the knee, cutting the 1 art ry and crushing the bone, from which woumU he ha Ito deatli. The Drig, however, waslakenA i a.si iouiid full of casks of brandy, chests ol lejy'l packages paiifcs. Arc.iVr., wdiic A had been inlcticed for SieggiiZj:. •''be wa; Hu ri' ‘ brought here, c :, unhung, aud now rock, cuuiM ! tnoiily pronounced The chatvd. t at the peak of .it g0,.117 and one boat load on 1W ilegmi, a few lianVA s and iininbaiiited r.itks*hj V a <;uo(*.miici lea waisjiil It Mclurn at do C |V* r the alqmcr, equal to .ilWi dlVccMs a hieCli l, a;«r silk uet’o-elia .at dOV*Vhb - jav tjfc 1 country 11 qiie vvho I™l stojl n mem Irorn I, places. A h,v Vii English • war. called tin- S:ivugemic«pfe)comaia»deOd(J' I rived f:ooi.lijhraliar, loilrtpbiil' th,; instant Arf. render of Ibe si\ggflLi/iikWw, or lakiV.tLe\ i consequences 111 ThaApl'nr tugueso fm- Nd thorilies very proper Kuli ' so dictatorial a c-oiiutmaOTasNltißotu-iicc glaring a violation iATi*'ir reWNiA lawOlSkl „ the necessity was • ; J*t,. rr Xl uOoiejreji, ~ note the perfpcl he JMm.nsi. olSe lintisli ciiarae r i'\\k> TlQbnver. v hearing demand. 'IXN^ ‘u hovvevi riSQklo ~ no farther iiii iteurt brig relum ed assoc eamoy ! the officers of p the Ravage iiilrMi 4 l^«i,tldSi(nin;gld r out,ami | bad lire allcnq.K bW> iV3L tin- |, a r(y would „ nave b.cn ,| Ibcyhudsuc- „ ‘■ciibd, and in mi iiid)ACTi,aiHvilleil sonic 1-oiin- v gu.se, I suppose the l”lisb government would havei aid as in the case of Mel., od.-we la'.c the rcHporiMibiliiy.” * J n Ken hall’s G«.t «hk Ku it, Baltimurv’ ii Oct. 21. I Ut* $f»()0 piirn:* I, milt* In als, was n won by Bohloii in tliti*.• limits. iH-atmjr Miirim r 8 1 o took the firal licat. J inn* SOl -—8,04 8,10, Ii * v * Boston (lie* favorite at 10 to I. il •onrsc lieu, -ere somewhat shocked when n i lie know mg onr».,. Vlttlifrej OrwlJ the hi Ml littti. WKDNESDAN MOftNINK, (K’TOBKK :7 Our Fen—-A Scent?* Where did you gel this pen- exclaimed i friend who entered our sanctum the olhei day. and a-; he was seating himself in our -»m chair, |»irK* dup ;l|| Diir beautiful uolu it*. hit That,said we, i- the nr plus ultra, the pl»ilo«o- I** p|id’s stone, in the p- n law, which it has requited '** years of labor to perfect. It is, as you observe, ul ‘ pure nold, pointed with a meld quite as in lik.ulu- Wr as the diap»ond,and i* Mipenoi in ever* tespeel t |, Many thing ever* b» fore intsix'iieed, *it her to* (n elasticity or durability. . 'h Whcpe did you get it? uprated on 1 friend (wilt ing.) It a moslsnpeib pen ana wi res exquisitely. n | We obtained it fioin T. W. I-kiii'-man,the H w- e'er, who has a most splendid assortment *>t ‘him. 1 Avc, he gate you this to pull them, did he I w Not so, said we; lie called Koine lew day ■ uip-i- tl and asked us to tiy one, and after ti ting its q.;:d* " itics until we were satisfied, then speak ol ;*« 11 a>i it merited. We nave done so, and have thus ( briefly given you our opinion. , Nou arc right, said h**,it eeitainly ..iu 1 pen I have ever tried. • 1 I :i Hood News roll I f\as. — Tin* Philadelphia in- I (juirei says:—“ Wc le.uii that Ben. Hamilton, the 1 Tcxiau/gent in ; Ki>;;land,arrived in thel olinnhia, 1 bringing the amount of the loan elUeled. in »>i»ro 1 1 Gold. Huzza ’ to. Texas’ M. will now ‘go ahead” on the I rocket piinciple, li'-t m- »mg “ sh'f 's ri%ht." From Ihr yavatinnh i.rpvhiican. W are oidiged to our correspondent (vs ho 1 * 1 unquestionable authority.) for • »m* liug our Hunk Note Tahie. \\ «• arc ; * tad to furnish to ounr ends in various pari?. *4 ihc .sure sin . cvulciu.? I*l the pail of our Hanks to give due value to the notes of sound institutions 1:1 the i:n country. All that is now rctpiuvd, in order to place things on a sound and saiisiactory l» is union ar.ti con cert heivveen the sound Hanks. \\ e requi*! the f iadilor of the Chrni.irlt ar.n Srnliutl , who late |ly adverted to tin; quotation in our Hunk Note JftVole, to notice Ihe correct ion. g i PP? Meal's. J.' /.c ■-) Dans —l observe (hut in your Ban!; Ault Table, published on Saturday yon quote the 1.-es ~( the Banks it, Aintu-ta ai ’ IJcducoonL 1 ..tt will plena stale in your next paper, for the inli.rni ilioii of all conci ’incd that the Maiino .V File lu-ur.ii.rr Ilauk, and I f.'lteve 1 all the other Banks in the City. lake the notes ol tiie specie paying Banks at Auijifta. ut.J ail er ptaecs. in payim-ut and on iteposo ~t | W r—an.) ; also ilau for Hie ne-esot the Marine A Fite In surance Bank, and the other Banks ol tins city, •die specie has never icp .1 related, . x.-rpt Burin t llie general su.-pension. y I rani the J'i.U ulelphiit Xni/uiier of the V'.rJ. • arrival «/ lhr (v, ;’r in L: t;. Sixteen l);;tJ.atec from ..n;.!an:!. Tile sleam.li p t'oiuinl i: . C.pi, JudUms. atii vrd at Boston on Thur-day morning .11 s oVlork. \» e are indtbled to our B .s:,,n cuteo,’ aries generally for extra.; but our extracts are taken principally from the i'atri.,' and ourovvn ;li- s of I.undun journals. The Columbia hioughlone hundred passen ters to Ha fax, •. ft si sen the.e, j and took on ho.ud sixt.en. .-.lie . neounlere.: 1 | bad weailiei duung meat par: 01 , voyage.-- ■ \ She left Halifax at a M. on V i Ihell W Fiem ,Am . d’ ’ I Aulatie, arrived in I. .1 n S'<- . . -_.o ! -V ro yal mec (d ill tl: Paris I . '■ il< ur, foi the longesj . nol If. ( (>. ; 01 ;; ll is to 1 | .... ii ]. j j !;iPn c. and Complel.d in a \ , in.ilious to be paid 1.1 Oeiota-i* and .Novendas. II • m:!ii..i,s ! ■ 1 ‘ 11 ■’ l ■* fom - months, and l."i j whitens monthly a- nvan!. , until .NovemU-r, i , isle. i .’ere had been no j orcerdin ■ ■ in I’arliament I jol area! inlen st. l. -;:i,slaiiori mi i,.e .j, jaws | j and olhei inip.i-tno measons n.-ie p.»: ami! ta j . l hc next session. The proceedin'’-; < : (!,,- s . j sion were brought nearly to a close. The pro- I ; rog 1 lion was , ,! lai,,' p|, ;IS . | ; nay, the , ill. 1 ... .. .y for il.i ciriar iicenit nl | ;of the next session was not .hie,-.,mu d on. i measurepropos d .... near ( meiior of the < f ui ail : ’ - ■ ■ - toby i arli uni 5.,;,- [eying deficiency in ;, -.c;iue 1,,r : »• . - ar ... mounting to ;s m give a discr - iii.f.iry pow« ; t..:ii_ .*r » cheque r biils;, • ■ • - • of the tiia: t • u I*l luo t cxp<'«i:c*iil. i’hc nifii.suic v, ..> -,«i w. !i --out opposition. 'I ho Ihiunrcllor , f the iaxche iju-r sa.J lent i*. vvoui i in* ins <! ;■ va’ no liisi.mt [cried to eaii t.ie attention *ai ii:e ii-iiv * in a general mea-m. l-v vvlneh the j ( rmr.iivnv im o,ne migat i qua! (in- evfieiidilure. : I m were fully the reiurns ft c ru averaces (here iiaii I,ecu regular decline for jhe la.-t live weeks, viz; For wheat August 27. itF 1.1 i Se|’t. ',4s id; ■Sept. 111, 71s 2d; !Sept. 1., (i4aßd; -JI, I (Ids id. The duty, width at the lasi mevious , Iwnte uuii rAactrrxj ivo nnvrsi poir: tt*. V cord.ngty, as was force: n, advanccu; being on j the sth lust. Ills sd per quarter, and (is nd per j hbl. flour 1 The steamer Britannia reached 1.-vem .!•••■ the evening vs Sept. 30. having ma to her t - j s; T't against Eas!erlj- ? t! s a t heavy weather, t >n fourteen days and a few hours. Whe carried out | news of the close of the late sc,-ion . : Congress ■ the veto o{ the Fiscal Corporation Bill, and , dissolnti >n of t H m V dtin wh I peared in the I, ... .. papers .1 Oc!. 1. She carried out i;< ws about ti.e ac. i ten; j,, Lord >.- I’eiiham, and the dangerous state of hi. h-.alth. the rejection ot the Canada Bank jerojccl, and alsocf the near a{ a .roach of .McLeod's uiai’v.i !; facts authorizing a strong expectati « : iis ac quittal. 'The veto message, Crit jeen’s. Evv ' mg S and \> el sti r s leiiets. and other ,lueuinents | appear in the London papers, and are -ui-, c -l o! j considerable comnicn!. j * The Emperor »q Russia, after his in ten w of ussia, on I.t ' j lc*t W arsaw on hi.-; return to .St. i J iU\ s ’ P L 21 * ’ J ’ ! « King . l Prussi i ret uned to i Bres.au on the It . ihe hit Ki . . j had given up his design ©finding- ««• c« s u- i ing winter in the Prussian c al, jnd was x pccted soon toioiurn with the ('out t?s?- of On!- i i remont tt> iloilund, iiuu take up his resadcniv at | the palace of Loo. !Sir Charles liagot, the new Captain (I. neraJ i and Governor in Chief of Canada, Ajw Bums- | wick, Auva Scotia, was to take hi- dcrx-uiure from London for Canada, on the ot ber. Don C. M. Onis is appointee} Ainbas<:;«l.v of Spain to London. Ti v-.as leported, chielivon 1 the authority’ ot a Bordeaux pai ri. that thi* ii**- ; gent ol f>j K .in, r with ii4e Cuardinn of the ' young Queen, with the approbation of the H*‘j.- ! ' isb Government, were negotiating a matrimoni al alliance between the Qimc n and: In- second son : 1 ot tile In.ant iJ i ,atuisco de Faula. *I * 'i'he King in Flan, e to the same ! law ol in-lug rcquirgrl to “ [oak out ior liiecars" ! • as ti.e kuii.ble.st ot I.is sul'jn ls. Pur want of a • sharp loos out. in crosMiig the at St.’L Claud he had a narrow oscajic. UisTarr.i.-ze (1 had not cl.sizd the Hack .- llian a ij. when the locomotive, with ii-gltmn. rushed 'J'ius however «.ikallicii-nt.**Pß* l .,. be,,: vvjs-si done. _ • Pk .Mr. Steve*.m, tlir ftaerican b,1% - v r , had | laken Ins passage in the Creat Wrsu-rn, I,.leave i ! Bristol t Icioljcr 2b. s . I) i»lr. ofevenson, the American ic ,s:gns his mission at this m i:k* course ol l!ie present innnth,ami m the (ireat \\kVi ern steamer on the 2od inst., ior Washingion. ). 'i’he Colunihin brought I‘J.fiOO letters, 'i’hc t . pt)st:nje on those for .\ew-Voik aii.ouii'cd to .. > J-n.OU. iho Acadia, f.oipt. Kyric, from Boston, arrived i at Haliiax on Use ISth irist,, and left the same j, evening tor Liverpool vvi:|j ’< 7 passengcis. Ihe forth, the Inst of the now line of \\’«*st ,j India sl» ami 's, was to sail from -Southampton on c , t!i«* 25th «»i riiU month. file London Morning mentions j ‘ singular rumors’’ winch arc alloat. to the , ] tliat the Lmpeicr <1 Jvussi.i meuns to restore the nationality <•» i'oiand; and the paper promi.-cs s | farther mvclaiions on the subject. The Duke of \\ cllnigion is dt'lermim d, if is sail!, Jo throw i-pni \\ il- rioo Bridge by rm-ansof j j,* a lot’ci v. How his grace is to accomplish ins I *j end by such means is not yet announced. i On the 2d ii.stunt the cars from Brighton to » Lond.mi ran uft'the track, when, shocking to n- Imc, four pci>t»i;s v.c'e fillet I atid s» veral wound ed. One of the engines ex r iodt (I al the same , time. 'i’he beautiful mansion of Lon! Dinorhcn. at r( Kiimrl I'.nk, Xmlll Wales, has been entirely destroyed by lire. The library, plate and jewels ! were saved. In The packet ship Toronto sailed fiom Ports- lu mouth for this [»ort on the Bd in»t. with tm steer- n age passt ngets consisting of ugrirullurnl laborers hi. :•:•«! iiieclianics, and *J(» cabin passengers, among whom are several ofllcors of tlte British army, piorc eding to their regiments in Canada. The American ship Henry, t’upt. J*ieree, lute- as hy cleared from Liverpool lor O .lend, il»i>ie to he to laden with imiehm ry ami workm -n lor ihc man- its ufucture of ('oltoti, to he convened to \ era Cruz, as mid pul into work in Mexico. The machinery ex was made at (lie Plm-nix Works, m (Lieut. lot ThccmiHiiercial news by this arrival is favo- w< ruble, ns may be seen by reference to the market nr notices given at largo in unuliu-r column. fe. (•rent surprise w.e erouted on N..tunlay, JOlh ih ultimo, by the failure of a very old and highly /•’. respectable West India Houmc. \V. IL A Miteiicll. The failure of crops in the West Indies is assigned as the cause, and it is*thought lliey are indebted in » very large ilegiee. though (o j not to the commercial wmld. One ol ih« linn no • u director ot the Bonk of tut Fi om I l.r Livnyool Tn:.n MTATa UV TIIAIII. AXII COMMKRI * . k h 'J'he demand for f'tton last tV. ek Wav vtiy J- I. vr. and price* me sis«», with >• tendency to »m ( rove. Ibe aiilumll demand, both tor eolion ( n«i woollen goods, i» veiy lank ul pr/venl. ami 1 irge quantities ol lwi«t ate going to Rtissin iini »> *oi and pievioiis to Ibe <»o*|inr ol the liai'ie by Vl tie i« e. Tin ro is u better fi cling in the r.»it. c auikrt thi n there hr* been at atiy a (:m<- pit'-i --u>vly dunnu li»e pu re it year. U will I > seen frotu ih letinn "I *ia uve hat the du»v oil wln-M has again ti to l.» Hi . hi. L will iamUnue to advunco lof H.*me wo I. . hough there it- ve*y lime decline in the prn e <>; MHid wheat. I’he Condition and qu ilny »f th icw Dnglish grJ»n is in general v« »y rdd ..» nt, iiui liiat circumstance, whilst n inem:, tin ne* , t -s.iy lor in ; uituiion. also inert «n« dm Let ns.—The demand iiolidrd i"» ll.< iiisi l. w J a weeks at l-»lh on. hsUs u having i»ecn g<md, o, •. lhi< week, hut •>! a tnll'tig nutme. but v. t, m lb. M »n ll'iUbfi, 11:t:r.• coiilinues to be It go al buxi ii, do'll . It woukl seem im ll the maniil.t, • ui. i. had uhi- -rit. ee|9i‘d to purchnho at the had.-; ‘ indeed ills eviden*. tlut g«*ods ate mere ti.an i v t ie.ini.d dirt U Irt-in llif liiainifu* inn tI - the merchant, hut tins oay be, » - m-'.‘hrjiigul > to nv, only a pt»K)l that |;ooi!s an* nude (<> - t 7 -, anti showing a hiMltfrs slab* ot :hite. s. ht ' NtiKsTi.u, J'hulay • nrng, \v • a r « no! so bu*’ in our • olli mm. <t.a- n tlngi'.uv vl'ak. and specially so .• nice i‘ui sd,; the daily llpniniMi iiiproductmii. (lu: inmket gr»al . . and -» 'lhn-day arc readili olrtuin •;!. iU ' •" i>*i'' ' rfrl v. TL , ■ JlJli* Spllim-—, IntWO-l, üb«» V. .Igi •<% r. i, ;.i pH vi- i. - laic.*, uhd ll.* mai •( t Io>»s h \ s. j fi inifciiM m i Viy. 'ih.i.-v was comjtamf vdy a f'at skho*, in i.me ib r riptiuns ol taneic s. lu 4 :- V. rt mudo nl iair prito. But recent four.ns lujian rluoli r and other plfres. ba\ <mr-ajk! no i.dvmgs, widen opi r «ie unfa by degm of caution mid iimioly, that Umn |>» par tb .• busincHs. Pi ices, J.Avever, iikn. and a lair general husnu d« ng in the wa^bouse?. Jlali y\ x, iSutoiiiay. There was a fairtDnanjl to d».wl'or ne-:-! kind ol goods, and being <9frLfu a■ y, un atijj aj^ice I y I'^^ijresciit Iv icuiiA »?V* Ma a i;; elfenfridav. The murk: fl;-; wJE uUennkl\it< day, and there has ban a »rrot l in l!:-* «.«*- niand lor i' i..i| i-. in |nu't s no i'ii.iii!.'t*. The wool maikt ims also been iw)’ duil. pi ices steady, J Li.n r srnu 'V * o». — The for good* is dub fm tbe si-i 'ii. Ihe ]i«)MLn < o.ij tn «. the dtfii.Uilty (he i xpi . u-nce ih - Tn ui. jvt ptefi: fi their mi ihmr •••'■ and in t net im . ted to with the \Jw of • !« > ;.rinj» fli ?.»(k. Bc-i --mss is far from ling in aheadny or : .i.e.Jactm v comhiion; but is lirm, vviiin-nt aiteralion in price. Clioiam—ij’ l < '»tfon trade is exlremt !y ill con Mliontd. !'e si n • m !;• pievalenl. ia»;es are and there are constant alt<tip : Uni} it r.aiuction: :near:i *»igs, so that ignored.* ol families air in real j dlflicuities. J.fwo u%:. —Tin* woollen cloth tratle .• r.stlier dull; l!uj>- is not so much be-me -d«.: either for- \poiation or home <-oiisuii>pLon i tliere was two U ; sos the uper ■ a lives art: very l-w indeed. f *am co \.,i|Bn.x Pu INTI Mi — r i'i,e *:*!i o I Block :i lb. ne:.. b.jiiiv. :« v.» : of Man j '‘hosier is ratlqr dud and band on ..a awt-» :•< uve not more | 1 np’uy . ... i. . [.■ ng .... ext rn • ( p o i.Jguj* n fiiks ;> model i*. \ j l>:« k, Coiton S-i-biM.—iV roiion :-piniiii.L- at ; ;v. .'Coy!* m. ; i !b,.. n, lfi\w...»d, a.d Bur. 1 ■ i *:. i * -i, and employ ■ v*ho " ■ ;t v«* !ii i \t;»rk cannot e-.iMi, on an av« , I more li, :t. 4 1-,1 ] 5.-. p. ,we lx. I - i Aniu.iijv, I There ae * >ila :u.e> v nay l.e snivantage i ously adop..*«, -jr» j; anituaL, win ji howeva-r j nltvious 'bey x;ny re to., often pos-cl ovu o l;e *l.. led.—.n, | .;• ,j; i;, , will * e spee.fi d ; a -i i>t. 1 i i-e so pie; i.rJ :.nt:jii\e j rofx j; he al! mu : ;,v: •. »■ fe i,. u « o»h..•■ auiroub a no: oldv mi i • .ipj repria .-1 ivr.i ih •hp .« • ■>.{-. j.di ui .i i.Mie.r t„■ : Ti., :.i .t i; ol>!■_», .1 s,. r .»n ; ! > •;.! .be food he should 1 ■ ■ ■ q tie* home ii.at is two or llw» e hour eauu t.he co,.r>. a»od lie would Mv.dJow in tis ecn m.uo e j! the uiani uu.. ground or *.i;e i.ay cut as if should be—the -he. p that sp.-nd?* imurs in timkrng its way in o a ui. ip, id, <. di* was sliced u v uid »:l It l?i as i \ iiiniuVs— t;:e pig lhateiLs r.»w potatoes,or x4l«Alrcorn. vda •, cithercoi ked,could ot- eaten in quarter m‘iL- ii now u I. ma indeed f..::ei.-. hul much i». s ra. idly lit;:, ir food was given them inaprojar mam.er. Afi rood shi-‘i:!tl be given to a fmreuiqg animal IJ nslate, that as liitle timeluul labor as p -sib!e. on I ’ ,; e part » f the aou.ial, «-»ia!l he required it; cat ! big. * - I'" • ultl -—From the time :b- I itteuutg process c*.;i»meiiro.-'. u; •11 - , p pro • 1 char •be qu:Uiti‘V. j’he auiu.a! tii.q ... n iibd and shrived !»y r:i;. . ijj.iv i .;vg *tre::ked : but it ; wib be ma e 1 slow \i r the p!*::-u.i . pr. !.. ; « f the jo. d farm r. 3rd. . _ i hi.- s . one ol litc i;.-.. . r.-ni! p - ; ;j je. , ~,.j »ats. If given t ' .. . let: ii:spe,.it:on. disti.:;a d ... ever, a:ye n. e of Ids luait r. a ;<I is n. vtr in that <{.. -•.-!.»:«• -o I Bury to t ing how i gufari : ■ \ . . of this is Jt !* in tiie in■ ■n v. si lt i,; ]is cond:;- ■ • t the r had bis pudv’inj, «»r the sheep its lu.i;:: . th v ; ■ .with essthat thei not to . * ilistntbeJ. or fli-.;: q tl r i-.e.i by umvonaJ in- , vitalion i«> ca;. 4th. I/itoii Inul-d upon lr. inje. n . Jnmrs • ' ■/, . \ cr. atutes fatten nxucli i. ~-r '.i t i.,- c- k than in I the baht, a i n t »*:.»y to be accolilited for by ibcir creaier quiet. Some of i!>■ se vr. alnas that are | II «' mo impatient of restraint feeding, >i:ci. .is turkeys and jx. se. are !..ur-d to j t ikv uli' r ;-.«!:y when co; lined mi dark rooms, , and only b.! at .-t iled hours by band. There is ! no surer j . pig is doing well, tl s< •' him ft: M.eal quickly and then retire to j bis bed, n sltep «»r cogitate until the hour » f be- ! din*; u turn:;. Animals while fattening .-! . u;d d. never rapidly driver, never be I'd d !e hours, atid above ..11 ihinj-., I ne'er Li: u* e • constitute a g pn th.a slloul.l .iAs’ijJAi - atjff 6[)q rhin. pfei • h a long am! newi at ■ :• ■ [>«l m".| , >-5 '•> luxiTe-t; - r -I; ■ : lion I uttie vaKi ; u..1, m. , g il deno!< it et< ten,fr« (•» tin- .-«Tit im injury : the bm-,.i(.j ,p:.>hi.. -. : I i >• III' k !•■ • ’ !I. • too I e.|\ • .%tlKi I . ’ ashigi , aruUtl ■ »u >uu*i- - vi, <omi .i 7\^ corfsuinti. iinfrgern r, in pro]s» *rlie eSk-sj, pseiousness of ti:e lr,;» t. and hen. Thehrir l.tt ' e.'tiring well down, and be distance hetneeu llie j fore legs as great as po- ;b : e. 'l’ln* hack liroad i 1 and straight, nil ra a r ’• b«-\ .srehed i'.hm otb- ; ‘ erwise, and panic-ni.iriy n* linking inimevli in iv j 1 ! chind the sl oul it r. The rihs veil ai< lied, fi rm- ; ing a ">”i-d b.ini'l, and supposing the beSlv well ; ! Lite h»;n, »s lore u raaiked, wide and fml, with (!•«’ ribs coming vvefl !*.t* k. 'i’he rump roundin;* ! r»ll evenly, the tail well set on, taper.ng and thin !v hatred. v\rv t it the tuft, which may I’e In mv. ' lr. some breeds the tail is curled l:ke < *rks.-»ew. J’i e ham ;- u-fh* .1 g. .; :izo, n-'.inJ and ph:mp, ind swelling out so as to conn in a line withtho j shoulder; m'i!i u foruu’d ham will uejgii \.ill j . .» its size. I’.ic hips wide -pread, and t!i** »v* >t | : mining wi !1 down ; tiie flank deep and lull, the [ *‘ Hy i oon \ but m »tcorning t>).> in ar tla jriuj: ,!. j i rhe leg - •., ght and fine i«i tlu m. ll •a s to- ivj . pirticul uly in the th gh and in* In ck pointed; tin p:»r-:orn join’s firm and | ‘ trong, not r- !in*j the d weiaw • • n the ground, i « that the ar imal has a and erect t,» tin j. • « (luck, (ba ity leg will not cany a hca\\ hog t • s i «b (.in.' inatkel;) tile skin (Stick, hut '.ende. ami fihi'.iuoi:;*-. and easily masiicate;l,i*v» ti inthesliaj e d routled erurkmg, soft, ami iiatuiiing well, and • re«* from eioption; tiie hair, aniuoih and soli, no 0 ni itlffi on the neck jjshouldi'r, or Lack. It lu. j ►ecu ohservi d, even by some of the oidc t wri eis that *•; mouth, soft hair*tl hogs t 0..-; suita »lo for wuiai climates.”—Ho.bv/z / //; .• '• q »auh.tr. p it Swine, lint! me k* pt inoeflv • 11! !i l od, such ti a woto, apples, fr . w th but ii Ic seasoned o o.td, nqu re salt »•: often. n«.d arc: . . :.d of it im Is pimple state, and as tmi h hem iUft d by n I *.*. s (he sheep nr cow. We have J.»und, by re«*enl 11 xperience. that a store h< g, eoniimd t» fresh j and will eat nn average of one mitt of salt . n j oi reek. Karim rs would do well tt* attend to t!.:s iroperiHity, a.-i by llie free us of salt mam nl »bo<n ti Liarful dis »• !s<‘s in win. Ii h<’.;s arc snbjv t tluriiu; id heir confinement would he urn homted - \ank i ll '\irtnrr. A SjkMi.f. Lit .» «»:>< r.--in iii-.li i . inifw *- ' •k« .1 I y In; ulfovr—Wha' * \ ot,; heif.bt t« j diu li j’at replied, ‘*f!ien» r. (hat jm a-uicj Pu*. | ,0 iUI me it \\ i live tool :»u or fen !o,»i live , i’m j ol exact.> uii-wliitii, tu( it uuc eritici cue uj • ' ithrrd* | Jo Qt i: .• ;« ri"’ !•it<>j hi i; • Bari 1 !e!aw -or m. I/* * j mted Lo;d i'li'.iiheiiain, in f. i *ml i:ht i!u 1' r! ailiiurnatiation. A London ■ ij* r gl »nlu l!ji i»>po;:,ii;e if <s so.guJaflv i•} pV a* d ; ipii.ite, an! t-nnrm rate*>, among Is reasons l. i .*> r.;r >, til** faet that (*enrge*\’ t rth'ti I’nme B*i m . *nt for the Dari horn Har* row honl to dn• vr t!« Pryicefs I bxriotte id her first ! b * Ft nl.i ■ Mr V i . ! .fit tn . i • f njliiMtl. H ninlom >U**ff',» . JL*).*-om -•ih * :: <«r bum>". -Un r* .im My 'l' ‘i ' |L> \ ' ll J< < 11* ( ( p>. I Hill' .i: t ;; f be I. o; the I’. Let q» . ■ i.* •>%. . - (('iiiuon •be v. i il'ov,. ir. i- <>. , m by u mile *.•. •/, . I* ■ i.ci ' ..i j.. .ii i >pf, writ . of- ■ and fee!, ’ -aid v •. i » • i. * - . ; i W«ti '. - t* • . Illei .• J pi S vvcje. ‘ l> • , iml ian V’t ii : I iw :■■*•! I .’uvitij i ii.-ij d«*la>* «l . . ol . . jm . j Ai.-t 'Ci f. 1 it* ■ f-' . tr • f •-I le .« ti • t .*• t I . . . ;■;i !i> i it* * • -• • > ... ■> !.■-. , : ten.i. i« p • i .■ t :i. • <Ji . »- It or, .i .J; s • 11. ■ * i;• 1 ; io( aI . 1«. ti (t wool ll • lb in, it. V* it* on: '"w' •'!■.•.■" ■ . . . 1 i i’nl *••nr i , . • nX% *) • - scis’al.i* . b ’.i 110 * , Ukj in*i*."i - ■gljL K liillllii ‘ - if; Ii bi!. . U«Sir, ■ft rial- ill -V -'ouoi-q^H and 1 ! of the hen- .a ! m ’ i i id of-■ bi/aH I- y ii'l here I \v..*, *»»;■•. oi ' ’b v.-*_ til trod,udb /,.»/ i .* i h -'iftj - • 0 fl ~1 <ij •tn hi' ■ 1 >*■.i * ' XA j 1 it' ’ | It was a lyze my rl'.tmghis. 1 pafr- in; . !;Up to H e ful tide ol feel:: gwl it r».' c i f-. ~-e; .!, ; n for KUtei hours • p-.ibd <>:. »’• -p il ing . * * ** ~ n -~vx.it;* w wild i an*l W.ili..;! t;»* « Mp'.m.ot lom-t* ; . and moiiMeeing t.i JI in. am wood anal: worth id, ol nanl-cla ! :. i hf s .n! rn nr * piiuci Ibi/abeth i* (Turnweli. o . 'b,* ;,; , jof Shakvpeuie and Mil •, ui y..:u ro i( I' lth .in, whurled i irmv r. n »■■■ ;, ; . It M'cmet! like «;ne of *;i i■ »i/» ni* • j, ; dreams which •**.••«! to hrumt o::. pillow : . r. had si ad om « iw > !o -hnnU*: tyit,. Wai er Sc-jU la t novel. x At length, from eer p i . J lowers (d 'be I:i t . !. I. . *.v v. ■ J | ed it t! c : v.-itb • ~ s Nor fdial 11 .-.it ■ •: i. I Hie gle-t M '.lsl u a !.. t . . J' i; j lingo g it- V. x- uitfi .. v.. .. v% «, J. ■ § je,l va- evi : w i ■ : mi: ■ a f .. . t ■ • , _ | - ! is Lnmloti * Aiei hen* I un:, .. 1.:.r t i - . Wheel ' lit other • • * ■ i ii-.t s; .• ; ; a ,< . , ; . • far- ■ ;- . >”/ T-W ‘ <>f o«r g juvt i i Stephen’*. Tlu-i i; , u ■ ! I have so fr* , . tly\ red, I jo.,- j„ i M ier their vents . . • of KiigiacTs jurisprudence ■ ■ n . ry * • • ■ t . . • i ■ ! , ter . House of I ; gam!;- appeal :.<x. It . : n in;:,. ... ; ; • an Idt , sa< are ol a bla/u’j aiiet » .. •, | with ll(L.> v.i: trapp ■ : i .ar r*- ; • i the se • rand . whicli ivs k ■ ■ I An CKClti l „• dt ate i ci.jt.o-j n ru V.j I Broug!i3tn T Ktr(‘< he.! oa*. ball hi- ;r n-jd, »,n m * tbe 1 - ’ i ring t •■.■ . • i Lord Mi . ■. ain 1 Thu c ! n-.:iei . an.i ;.im : ■ ri+ V • Ml. *♦ □ head. Use thequ I the fret I pot ■ ■ I'b ■ , writ ! though i.i- reu cushion were a >iat ofj I He .- ' ler.lv -tarts iq,, :,2 q wn; Cent .t tb ■ p • - • ■'• ... J ( -a ; v* ; . -to one «.j tiie neer* ■ - • • ’ tops, and the ex j cues cut Wi'ii startling t : ‘Mr i ■*- 1 and >!o - y a L-..ting tow ..i-s :br w.•....' , k. ' • - ■ l< : n Listen i ■ ‘ ■ e, J J cent f the su t. x i merit; e* ei> one ub- ; t.abort. 1 :.e I ;-t • kn.;rk< the k. v-<ior.e li* :i *!.•• i. .. - ; t , ind : i his ail ad ... . h ... lers. A. . ■ • • - rent? round ■ h■ • • - ’ el - a eor two withers I n.ihd th* nas ' _ :'v ■ : . What 21: * disc: .nup.it *• - ;j. e , , ' M <n —how cx;uu>r:e-> ..in! sivh its :e » Creai iumnt.n. i, > erh is * ;:iilv ; wc;: ;. j manner. \ t fating every law of shef*; : atory pros .• i im elf—original, cot • P! ; But, he sf.II tmvci- •* above *'• j co nl, i-’ g; . :-ra . Lord ii t - -. ~■ . : times Li kiui-riran trau oitt. i that cotci istoi unit », . - j liervo Iwi ; is eye! - ■ to onr countrymen»»t i t .ui ,-' ,i. 2-l>ry <1 th i-. -c nl. ... , w o itcn . l.'illi, e.„. !. J.:.s Jus cw.l SI r,. to ol !'ihe Bo 1.1 Fii itenth< ;, IJo(< ,iUrov. 1 ■ , is very tinsrr’s < * • • or shn ‘ •. . t ■ • 1 ’ ■ it:,carrows pies ■ * % :••■••*.n .v.t 1I w - J ■ 1 m I. jm N London pro is wont to iff dare tii.il i ; r hum’s popularity i- j ac, irr iiiev nblv gone, t! un-ny» i-. » . • , . v ~i »_ Inem a ’■**•.eul stoq\. I tieic .»• tu, n.t'ii i I .:i uai .! v In* can liev. i !*em>. •p;.; .r wp ;> tin ;< . - • . . ev Mary lut i ib. \\ \t* ru .* a: . Km .mim w tM b,« hu:.*c* • Lnd forev< fhc veriest s rtist «p ’ : Ur. .tu;;, wi.; N-iuul i. '.:mi,;.i!r !•■ !;?• < nqueros ot fhr nosl I tied n will p ii;: to :!•(' i.m.- a« iuecineiMs oi the .:,» at i.i-.v "‘Hi :, m IJ! ■ li-iiinan spin;.', *• !«o is m y country -111 an. ” l:, ’ ? 1 h ’• • L.at wc wcie im tbe 11-'ijve i f f.«' !i-!. mn- to a dc.-ate. Hrorgham. h ivmg « 1 j t»- 1 half a •’> ’.*« aof (heir i.Uldsllip* to his * u 1 ‘ ' *“• 'rnf, t»’s e l ’. > scat; w hen f.’ie 1 Iran eel. i rose fre t .lie „ iol--aek •• 1.• nuu ne, .» c• • • ■ ; • v, coo i i mu* i • ! slu»l>g!y with the t-em. d * which h.x,i ju t ; . • : i -1 S{ * •'* • " Inch Mi'ai■lime i >!|.»w t - r • . ; t ,| a <uii k ei*Tid a; it r it ihsitidcr, ami it. bin mg.. ml cat. h.»V'* IF: ; ptUiC’l, ! ■« t v , I.- :>i (rt ten I nun i. a*, -a : ne. ;> »jf* j-n.iM. i we n a very fdootrin g eln ek : *■ o .lI u ill ti 11 u u Mimel lung mi. bun. , ar( ,u hen I s| auk of thet ouiicl , haiucry. Yours truly, iM\xn,\rrv., Ki.MF.nt i«m in i linn m am- m. A corrc-*- pondent oi the I n ted 'v r-■, <, ,• • vN j tollowmg .rum ml . iibb re:.ic,ly for llie ibcuni:- [i>m. li** s.n I* d In*. ■ • v\» a> iitin.iredc «■! nth os, has u- *i! it tv,.!i pei a■(n jes lit *■■’. ' * Lie ;.1, .gt llq .Ml .. ! . net . . •8* U»K —C m I*l* J Ml.tl 11, great pi l.'v the »ly) put ini. * a pin: ;.»!!!••. (in te I* .n! t\ lithe matin.,.-; a r.. l» :.n' m Jiotv j t uc l-.taul »r knot, I e:i ijlf up wi'.li :.|| It ab b,.i. In flireo day: tin turpentine, m..i | u* \ *fi;e iomi the I’viiij. .-ii ; e. ,j. tv ill Ji- al'st; a 'l* v tb,* tn* "i. g the I .pud of . I. . !| . !..r I I- ill.'ll lil I T I. v. Ha e Ibe ■.. | , ..1 Milt l! us preparation a I. w im,.., .ml tl tts. hive e.u »y till p.*mi. IIV pi.if’t I»t i%■ call. *1 : -;j : . -n: p..t,, J ** l;e .be / i . . . , v, ,M * ~j ill .;llu .. file seed :i c i’Mi .11. t , . it i; wallow •*!, and a.*’ u..< i* g*t*«i, in -e*t mtiiule o«e«. u« j remedy for n* life ilieusnati m. j nmmwTTtrs’nr- - ~z7rr--.^mrwmp . :il . .i Tile fa ii *. tern, j Wi* hii* n!i»-:ft*;!y gt ■ tto im tbit onr >l* (* rmin d: ui rt» .. 1 p* 1 • /d.d; - yw:«un --eetna !■* inv*' w;u '. v>. .am>n ■ ,I| our (rd n^* will: wlioiri tv<- 1 co(i it--. ’I «ut ti.e s’. _,e*t. t ' For w« haVi Dot in*’ i *»n‘ ot out ►•'i!*- k y ri! * tit tvb’r ji*.* . . gr Aul i»i I i np-T) •> ,r | t >••1.1' b . Wd. W L !.fl • . S}. - UtJ- ’f J‘ f » - j ! .1 ( ( b in. Vol •■•f ttM ■/ '' y . reo .., t! /.■ -i i . /r i> l r * , ■' ! y ' ■ J 4 . ■11» i. ( < t f, v-1 pa- ■ < »i f-. elf '■* him, d , ‘ ‘ to every Miiha-r.h'ha. . (h r t . r i »p' ;- . , 1 i ■ (* 1 ♦ | » J • -4ftT ! ;l i fl \ i it / \ ■ w • e , J \ A q I ur- n y ft, ’■ i \ j Nftz, |, \ / V (V^ I / *• fs y \ v mJ ks *.: 1 /"v ~ 1 r ii . < V /Sl W Jk’l (• |i| 0 : ‘Wr 1 . y p- , ■ r /of .i>»* c-. n i ' w 1 tv I.t'- • d I : / - ■ > t*! •- • • Th. •< v. ! i fiol mote * ! an ha.j i lli;*m lr-*m •< -v .♦ vtr, 1 ■ that occti nd H«»y I’.j d .« . ; .»•!. fr » wifi! WI- ! ~ ;.js ; hus.dte lof them tuiph )- ! t .r- *■ ti/- cm It the i "" " ■ •' ii 'i J r: ' J “’ ‘ t: ' : * oMtn-nuu:'! * .S.i---it y, by tran-:« r render I 1 dr* dp< r-Mi- t.t aiiinLJi! • : •*, ;.ie,.*, 'i • u • . ; I unde r »l a i that i ifiDt entirely I *• udl ’ 1 ■•*■ . l/t** - TU -♦* * *-rson-' C:> :i ..Jrb'U • ui- work v « r u itis alw,»y r:mp{-ved, tb.an wbrr i'... • n . j ciotiMM. < its t K»u they get tin :n elsewhere. . a UdEXll TO SIC Mi; 1N11! Till. • *■ ;1. . '•• . i* mils, ■ ■ m - . jV- few words the whole his*, v us f.iv I ,ee ■; la ; ui ■•: (Trig » - . f ”■ ■*—*— \ i ‘ ’ • . ir % m pet anti g -us ho .i ; ~-r or; to rantack tbeir ca . . .. for a lime t . , - rally at ihc proper time anti vi? I ~j_; u, :J - f : , ’ it. lu the in! th - ty . 7 tory would ‘enure, • M ■ iway in ' eflort l«‘ get up a tbiid iuty : in ■ i.\ ♦v. r.:, j; v uiJ n >i. :■ [•’-•>- ■ 1 ■ -Ks u:. ; . by it. : ; COU • . ofvaritir •- . . : . rid not rem - ■ i ■ habits t.t-tul ixi v, > tiom i'lo!u.'.i ! rl Om Moke. ; The T. S.Rte.ani r *hn. V r. Cap:. (Ll ds ham, arnvu thatevr . I . | ♦ : ; ai:«i, u’-oUt Il'O Idti.iiis. dive, in u; ~..*d \ ar code led t .t J. j.* - *•: ! td-T; . ; > ro c I cently arrix t . '. ... purj o>e .it a to ter tried by <*s r ( . . •• taJi H . y. Was su*d t ' ; .. :al i a \av> \‘urds , ; • jj \>. jtb .... I At Htvniix'i'iph.a. oue of six hi: .in\l tons, t -iJ s *»l!** '! nn .iiii’U s;z. . y . \ ’ N - ’ | dretl t * seven iiundml tors. Tbe description *• . m« •-r the ; •,! d u •tenners has not .. | t -ommi.-sioners uj the .\ w ;;a%t- . pt-ned a c rerpondence {with I ent n in I . , as to thi I have < • . . : | , i t. km aitt»n ujMiiin'Mi i , mil \vj ; : :*e mor* as. ■.. \ fui lint r conmiun • . ~ | n\*s l.*r making a decision. Thev will hv ih.se t - . e.ms have the md of the I-*,: experience the * unlry can s.llhrd. j Captain S J V x • each have, a ■ >ursc, a general • j«:inlet.»i* ,»t e> 1 ti.e hud.sing *q the \i , ;1 M'.'. \ { . • ."'ll. s-tt: eis to tl..- •• Mas uiia" are inform * »l, lout tlu t> ' ; a:.;! \o\» •. . r ruiu'd-i ; s this Magazine, will be tog. !.er, under om covi •. «• ily in November. I'h* Gtiiior ha • . i i nuludxul to is-sue t.-cm in t . • tdrni, l*»r a, veral m ent n , it w .... .ih tn ui a* -ii uHer pet in - mil . - i lly, hm i 1 pu ! important, h**;»v;, nap • . he f.uds it lu-poss.id. • ‘ft* c«’.d. : ■' astiee, x-. g;\ an ei«’s entne. w 'i.;i could be do..* ::i r ; •! ru *:it:.l\ p;; T . d id. b- r,. . \ V . | contain the conch; n* . idat tine .s'. :\. I \ p r . Canid.eis. * *t'he Km jVh of the I Hide:; ib J " al-o. tie.'* ,u. bis ,of M\ra ('onn. 1 hum.one *'( tin H». k •!*j ;*< • \ —togoim* u j | ma;.\ other atiul. ,' x-i i.nu. n il truer. *l. Wom v\‘ I'f.ii* i ; n ; -.'u:g SJj • ; iock, the p-ui p;.,’ :of woman is a- .u . , | lightning. Ilt-r pine >*n is i.uMian aimos: nuupcl. By a gb.nce >h >. i l diaw \ dee * d 1 . just conclusion. Ask h. i ! w i d ,» t • 4 | ; she cannot un*u er ihe xp < uj.»u, hi!.-she t n■ : her uislim . she »•*; n* *. ; v■ «-%t l»u( s . * . * jMmbcki i idu’i strong n* both p .{fits «•( \u I . b..; il.tie im im..q tu,ib u. what hv .'*» Dos* ■ i >ou thqdi »o £#piie fgiidrr i j v vtef mash ()<*terfn:n#-d !,. . ,/■ i •, ..r * 1 :n .-r-lvaor*, f r |- i'.Si f » t .-, ; .r ti; ! • r*f r.in.e., r ! iic fix * iliy : I iiiUjiv, 1K42, f. *f v.-i *j *r i f M-nt t> xx y /■»/,/» w. - .»i !*&' p'i;.j, Wr ass Up .-..iff : . i' • •• *j oi: '#uf |> trl . *■ i r j lh«?lon/ .ij'l < ./s. ? ;»v«».;ni of uxJtm ’• J rrr«liU j have i:-( i, v• v■ /i l<y t\ t »> i ',:r t nri'ir% .f ;he f p;ra« f:-si. ra. , .-L . • -ijt.,. may v»- r.f] •• i« I Otue >f »<ur enufU of*ut»- j |* f - 1 »7 : ■. 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