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-Jr ~JOi *1tlicifefori), That M®rfSt3fl!
flow i'" I and opinion* of ll»«*,n:Huri* nl nor
Gove nrn ■>,(, an.I the relations oeoitpicd by
each of© members to Ui« otbetf JVP ml ns i
Stale Rfjp. V iuKiiJtM'i Ior thccnmi v nl H ir-
rii, ciMijiprali* with similar Associations, .vi’ii-
in ourowu State anil clsgwitete, iiitinoiife Hie
Goveritiil.mi tii ils prill.:; Iiruil. an.I refrain nil
mtuinnts to iranafpjitl i Inr- lumtminn* jim*
eribed ,tn it i>i the ctntSlttniup.
•ill.- Jle-nti^d In n Seif mln-pi ;fs oitr fafnr, ami
recognise as the-finds nl'iiio F-ilornL. Govern
ment, tlie Kentucky arid Virginit rtnolofiun#
o| 17!) Jan 1’*), at-set forth. an i iindt-rslo.i I
liy Sir. Julforsou, and expounded in liao r,po[L
tlmt ncniuipauieilthani. . '
31. tiiei ; niir«i nnrsiiedhy the
Prosidsut lUlil a majority in 0odgrou,‘ si tint
the memorable 10 th nf Doccrri icr 13-'lj. r<
quire* of lire friends of rir,tie RigiiU. mi iu
creased zeal aiul renewed exertions. III pro
tect and. preserve tluuii. ' ■
CONSTITUTION.
Whereat, the Stale Rights Party of Oeor*
gin, hitvo- over been tenacious of imr Ujlibli,
upon the .terms which hiAitaht it into exis-
tmico, rnnl have ever iwiortmcil die preser
vation of Rib distinction between our confeil-
oracy of States, and it eimsol.hlatod Govern-
meht, wilhoiil limitation of jSiwem. it* of vital-
importance -to tite purity of ipir Government-
mill thestifaauij failhliti .-nIniiitialrni iiii't-f>1'I lir*
few mul shiipluiibjceis I’oaliiled to its care.—
And‘whereas, they'belicvi:' lliai the -Federal
' Govcrnnicnl, bus ill vonom tilling hetrnyvd
tr tendency to ttggress upon - Bi fights tboo
[hi-,vera properly bi-longing lirilm State Gov-,
ernmciiU, And •whereils. til sy liuvc oyer
benq the uncompromising ojipoecia of the irr-
unv ,t':.mih that, have been attempted by any,
and nil of the departments ofihei-'iideml Got -
eminent: Toilm end iher.efore.'tlmt they' more
effectually dlat'h"ftrg? > this fttfnltrid ilnty’of' M
riotibn, and Withal bring iilamitlmt harniouy
of opinion nmfooncerl of action turning lhp-«.
whohre the advocate* of the right's nftlfo
Slides, whifh is indispensable to their sue-
ecus', we do agree tii establish nStiiteRigiils
Association for file comity of Hitrri*.auxiliary
to the lately established dfcfinfe Right.* Associa
tion of Georgia, mid to adopt' tlio following
constitution for its Government. ■
Article 1st., The'offlcersofthc 8hmv Rights
Association for tlie county nf Harris) shall lie
n President,'three Vice President*, i\ Recur'
ding’Secretary iind a Currcs.pntidiug Secretn
become synotiimous terms,) have quailed be
fore the tempo*!, they inve shrunk from
breasting its fury, overpowered by the ttoex
I incit'd whirlwind they have excited, they
stand iijna/.cd. The rapid and alarming
strides of llm president to ab-blnte imwer, Inis
iirnn-ed tile people in Ineir slie.ng.b, jnd the
total defeat of lie- Ja -ksott party in the nortli-
ern States, proclaims lit -lr di-. : iitian.alld
their-eaergy. The well known parly ili*-
tinctioa of Whig mid Tory are again assumed,
UuiLgrcia line of i|e narcaiion-is again drawn,
ihc Whigs arrayed ppini the side of the cioi-
Mtitiilion .ilitr)- laws; the i'll-ics enli-ai'ii.iiiuler
iho biiiiuer of Jaeksiai and eoosotiijidion.—
Wlteio are lint wines of Georgia? Tlie do-
scclldillits of tlloot who ll iri: tll.it lionorial
name i'll tile da i of savdiity^inf, where are
they ? • Are iloiy '-laboring with llioiu who-
betid wilh a 'lo-ilem’a v,<i il at the shrine of
[siweiq, to subvert tip: priuei)det on wijicli-
ihoir. fujhors h euai. litis goveriiuimit/. Wo
irnsi’mit. Are they ieugued wilh U.IOS0 ppc
lilienl alcspermloes tvlm would tiraso.ffigM llio
sin lute bonk,. all eoatliuiiloiuil luniljilimi ol
ExecnfivVi; [loive.r uud liilntltiilv' in Ilf stood
Ilia eaprit-idiis will iifbie- tnijli ? - iVijJiitlieve
not Aro they finriillnil. /is.sulisiirviioii-jiiiriV
sans in the ranks olTuti parly wim tiro now
siriigglliig.wiili rrn t-lKiri wofihyof a belter
cause, Ippiieh'ihe peiiUihi of .fankson anil
poiieiiid-iiiiia upiin Ine vi ry ra’riiparls of the
.'omsiinuioii: liei-dless if hr/lirftoaiiMi tlieir
lYcednin is perilital on the itiieertnin hope
of gaining a vieiory. linn would beuioroilipi-
i-foiis limn a deleaf ? We kfi iw they ure not
baude.J wilh’ siieli'ipleslioualfie p.itriois. • Thu
,ladi-"i-i Parly in tins stale, under tlie tlecop-
liye iiile of ilie IThiou parly, are.seeking tii
reriiiii that poiVer’ ^v.liieh' the Wtiigs Have
wreuelied .from llm limids of their friends in
• air sister States. It. is tliei i“. Inst stratagem
Ilf re. -A niH'OH*iivfoso (tinisy, iHitl il's'deten-
lioii requires mu lite ^ailiiieul "skill of u Mncli-
i.ivel trfensure, Aivpiiescing.au they do in
the dnelniu's'of liie Proelam.iiiioiv, applamiaig
as thj-v linvo dlihtt/ln'o miin-isions of- lite'
FtfMB llill;. approving d* tliy seem to do tltb.
arrogant assiiuipliqiia of til'd Protest; Federal
ists ns thair'acl.blits prove ti|ertrto iie, they
.eniiiiqt prcsunl n shadow oftitle to the appro-'
batioii of He[otl>lienii Georgia.
ty and Treasurer—ip be eh-cled unuiially lm
tfm second Friduy .in Jnly,'iu a regular stated
meeting thereof, by a majority oftlte uieinlicrs
preseatt, heihg.it jin'njofity 'of the Ansixdntion
The ollicc s elect, stiull continue in utlico un
til their successors'are chosen,' .
Attielo 2. The President shall preside 'at
all regular meetings, shall till all vacancies
by appointments, to ci'mlinue until the next
regular meetthg—shall appoint nil commit
tees, unless'. Otherwise providod. In the nb
goqce of tlie President his ilutlesoiball.devolve
upo'if a Vico Presidoiit.
Article 3.' Tho Recording Secretary, shall
keep a bonk in which lie shall rcgfatoi the
proceedings of the Association.
Artielo 4. The Coircsponding Secretary,
shall' receive nud'iinswer alt cninmiiiiicutinus
eddo-ssed lo (he Assm-iutioo, anil shall pre
serve a lilo lor fliB iinpftetion cif the'members
of the Asswiatlon, ..'of nil connhuiiicaliuai re
ceived and answers returned.
Articles, The Treasurer shull-hkve a
llook in which he slikll kee[i an ueeoonl of
the fumU of the society,'and detVny tlie ex
penses of the Association ns they shall ditcet.
Article ti. The first meetingo‘f the .Society,
slmll bo on the second Friday in July—the
next, on the Hsrtnid Friday- irr-Seplombbr-—>.
and regular meetings of tlie" Associnllpn, slihll
be held on tlie second Friday in evoty-third
month thereafter. Adjourned meetings shall
‘ bo held at tbe diaerctioa of tho Assncintion,.
special mectiugs nitty be culled by the'Presl-
(tenl upon the written request often motiibsni,
Ariiel«,7. By-laws fyr the Government :of
tlie Asso'clatipti,- anti such other,measures ds.
inay. be nstcepioil proper by flm As'sunitiilon,
oatl not herein s|ieeUi«d, may he adopted at
rrgujar mectiugs. ,
Article-$. .Viueud.moitts to. tlie.constitution
can.only bg pro|iosed'at n regular.ihyeting—
and ttaui only lie adopted by a .vote of uyo
iliinlsoftlu- members prusunt.ut the uext reg
ular meeting.
Fniti, tUn.yleargiii Tliiies, . - ' .
It.is the peculiar 'boast nf the S.tnfe Rights
party ia this Stlito, that its tuninbers .arc held
together only by ilje-boudof principledLink
ed together m resistance to .oppression, coma
from whatever quarter it thajr, they piiy wltile
they condemn tho.inconsistencies oflhcir-op-
]H,nenls, We jiity tlie, wavering ctmtse-llivy
ore compelled by 'their very uiiture us a, par
ty to pinsito. Utiiicd U|Km uo eoitittiou litiil't
save nuly ill adherence to the foiumes.of it
snceessfiil Soldier, it.ts of'u'ueotiscqileuee with
tliein, whether a .royal tyrant oral Rqpublictui
President sways the dust'mles of tho uutloit,—
Actuated by no cotuutpu object, save the
desire to he enmllcd tijsiu the'strongest side,
they are enrol ess, if tho measures of tho ad
ministration arc sanctioned by tho Constitu
tion, or il'tlte dunutless grasp of usurpation is
OU its tqtored pages, lioiind logctlter oiily liy
tlto.frail tether, of Jnuksonisui, they must
SPIRIT OF THE WASHINGTON
LETTER WRITERS.
The eOrrus|>oiuleiit of the Bnliimorb On-
zetfrinuniiiinetis to that patter, “’oil authority
which'cannot be contradicted,’' that Andrew
Jackson is a emidldate I'O.r feielection, to the
Prekitieney. He says that Congress wlllbiow
srsnt. adjtiarn,' leaving- (ite-ciirmicy question
unseitred and (fp* : tiiftt ritOro turns rtut tn
be tot id irniing'melUaoaey ill the revenuu,
whieli will render a hmn necessary- for the
current expen-es of 1834, and 1835; but that-
none will lie deeidod hpdn'.'by- the present
.Congress, owing Id 'tlie general belief that
the public hinds are. ittsoenre itt thq deposit!,'
hanks, ninct trmt are spoken of.
The correspondent nf the Itiulimimd fF/ltg-,
in n letter dnted lOtli just says: tliat (t js titivv
undeistiiod tliiil Slevensori will .reslg'n "Iris
snul in <’iingress, jjtvqmrtttory to Itis nomina
tion to England, which it is thrtnght will.be
eimiirnied. Tltoro will, be a .rare scmtnble
for the Speakers chair; wldolt it is thought
will rustih, if not in a serinits division in tlie
collar ranks,, ut least'in cooling tiro partisan
iirdnur of tlie disappointed. J-V.
"It is said tlmt oppropri’alimis will be-made
for tho Rrilisli nntl Russian Embassies; pro
vided tho tioniiuntintts be' first sttbulifretl to'
tim Senate, bitr nut otherwise'.
* As for irhst is called rtcomidemlitn- nf a
vote, that it voting again in the same tessioti,
upon a qttesiioo decided when, the proper
-mot i-r of li pulics (the Qtio/iim)'-bas been
oteseiil nt the vote, it is altogether yukouwo
in our tl gi-iauvc. nssemlilies, nt least.since tiu
fnasmis Coo'ciiiion, wlto ucwir-ttaviug con
sulted any tiling but their arbitrary ahil des-
[wtic will, iofien treated tliei>;i)W,n.dcerccs as
they Iind dealt with most of the sacred laws of
humanity.”
' STATB RHIUI'S CO.VUItf.SSIOSAL TICrtKT.
•‘Have we such a Ticket ? A nmninmioa
of nine geqtleinofi bas been made, hut whutli;
er t|tey Jmvo ne'nepied, iSstilfa matter, of im-
'fltrtainty. . ACoiimiillce was appointed to as-
eerlairi th-it'fiiet, anil jailiiiiih tin: replies of the
nominees, if tlie .replies have been received,
why utpthey lint published ? Iiei IWTOtn
mitletf rejnetitber they itre irierg agents, mill
have.no iliscretitm; - - * -
“ Tlie foe viinnts'ifl tlie fields" and should
be met wit built delay,” •
Tite editor of tlie Milledgevilic Times of
tho 28th ills!', says: “ In reply in the above
from (lie Goorjjbt Messonger,, we would say
we hnm tt Oongrcssininit 'Tibket. Tbe-Com-
miil.ee npiinitited by tipi Slate Rights Convnn-
tibnto aiidressilie gemleiileii uominated; have
done so, and received .tlie ankwers of nil but
Col. Jovks. It u-its di-t-i-iniuod'by'-the Ctiin-
tuitteo, that in order, to place tlio t repl'u-s of the
n&mirteea b'eforp' tlie people^ atone view, if
possible, to pnlilisli all tlie answers nt 'mice,
und.to llinl etiil tliey dnieriuiueti io-wiiit tiritii
uli were received. Tlie reply of Col Joans
is expected, iiirtl ivlien received we presume,
all will lie laid before tlie puldic.
Gorroitpondmicc Of llio Cliuricstuit Gourinr. ■
'. WAS'ili.VGTON, MAV 24.
“Tho city for the last .two days. lms been
literally ije'seried Tty t fieTnomfiers of tkiili lioiis.
es of Congress, wlto seem like.birds escaping
froth lliuir cages, to liave.flown tmeagur wings
'in almost every (liruclion, in search of some
relaxation anil ninjiseinent,'after ‘being pent
tip for nearly six -months in tlieir respective
halls, confined to adult routine of dry,.and
frequently very.imhilut-osiing luiinrs.
“Tltb (Uohr tif this moruittg will Itnye fnr-
nished you witlt ,i cop.ynf tlie llapoft of the
majority of llio Bank itivestigaliug Commit
tee; aim llm [ntelligtnccr gives a summary of
.the contents of tire Re|iort of tlte.- minority .of'
the same msly. . These doenmenis will mis
Misceburiiioiiii.
SVN.XCIl r
, SV 1
• HKMAXS.
S. OJ YB IIOLttd.
Of ve nuuay iiourti!
Ffoulili 1 ' ligiitiy by,
Ajeyc conic with itirfhi .uidllowcin,
Ououm urn! blue sky t
Ye-*, wo conn, jur-iin wo como, . ' '
Through tlie wood paths free.
Bringing nmov a wnnilerof home,. . .
' With the bird airl !n.*e. • ' * ■ '•
O! ye hours, ye nuiiiiy hours, .
Arc ye wn fling liootf ?
Doth wild inunic strain in shower**
• All tho groves ainon; 1 ' ^
Yes, tjie ni^hliuffnlc is tltere,
W.hile the stiifli^ht rcigin,
Maklnsr yourl/utvcs arfiTWcct air •
• ' Troini tie Avith h^r strains.
01 yo honr.-t ye sunny hours I
In your silent flow, ,
Yo nre inijhtv piiWHrsl : ‘
• Bring mo bliss or-frij ? ,
1 A**k nnt till* !—r'lh! a^k n«t this I
• Yiohl your honrtsiiwliilo.
.To tho soft wind’s bttlmv kinjf,
And tlio hear on’s bright smile.
Throw not shade* ornn*imiN flioiight
.... O’er tlie glowing ftovvors! T.
AVc arc cpnto witH sunshiim fraught,
Qtto’iilirm not tho hour*!
questionably give t riso »ter a-warm and .highly-
inloresting iltobatt?,* whi»:h will probably, tala*
nrectftleium* of tho now boforo tbo
House,-of tho ooiitostwl olodtiou'iii Koninoky.
Upon tiio latter subject, ; a very* nbto apiiech
Was made*on Thn'rsday by' Mr. Binnkt, of
PontiHylvaiiia, who, aulumgh a now ineihlicr,
already occnpkjs the first rank amongst the
leading men in tho House. Several. rWher
members arc expected, to address .the House
on this question—in flip number, Mr. Uukuks,
of Rhode Island. Hut it is impossible to say
what will be the .ultimatedecision* of the
House. , > ' *
•“An effl/rt, it is said, will, bo .made in a
short time. to.'fix tip0ii the 1 Or!rproximo for
tho adjQurnmdnt of tho twc» Houses; but snob
is tlie mass ofbiisiness-upon their tables, tliat. 1
it is not Jhbnght |*ossiblo fortlicm to do so bur.
fore some time in July.—unless, it should be
wilh a vie^.to.ap earlier meeting in the fall
say 0rst ( Novnmbdr. . ■* . , .7 •
The nomination of Mr. StkVenbox, to
Etiglaad, anil Mr. Dicicntfeox, to Russia,,
having been referred to a Cpihmittee in t||h
Setiaie, w}U mU.be'reprtWerh^l'n,* pfnbnbly
Tlie whole bodVor'il'J,'Tiha.iy'Rog«ncy j*“'« { J»? olttsenr.thet.eia.ofjbjgiimi.tgwl''-the
flt« in the. Lobbies ,u \V,i.l.i'ngttm. fit! owing week. It-ia nut expected llint-ihere
If 4. auld t.lnit ML Vofi Boren's nort-coin-
mittal policy i* now beginning, ill just retri-
'hittlnn, tn be-vUlted upon liim- elf—nud an his
prospects begin to darken,-lie finds itis frionds
uncommitted tn lli-t support.
Wo received i)y y«,tnnluy's-mail the ro-
I tort-oftlte co.tvnittec.a]ipoiuioil-t.o.invustigni('
tlto coneernn of tha Brink of the Uoiiutl Stines'.
Wo nlie.u publish it in our nex .' We have roam
nt present uiily.fiir tin, following.resolutions,-
'wliuih tho .cinttmitte reeniimieiided for adop-
(ibd by, the’ Ifouse-qf Representatives ;
, • CawitituHqnaliet.
1. 'Itesfttvcri, Tlmt by the charter of. the
Bank of tint (Iititml. States, the right was‘ox-
itresql}) roserved to either Hoiko of Congress
by tlto iqipoinijncnt of a eoitimittee, to insjwet
tlio.linoko, untl toflxamino into the.proceed
ings qf tlto said Bank, ns well ns to ugeer-
tain if nt any tiine-it hud viointed its cltartor.
2. Rinolved, That tlie resolntinn Af .the
House of Renrcsentntiyes, passed ntt-the 4rii
of Ajirile 1834. for the appointment ofg com-
niitl.ee, with fall |)pwors lo-riutke the iiiveHti-
gntlons embraced iirsnal resolatloa, was in ae-
(■'inluuec with the provieitms nf tlie chiti ter of
sniii Blink and the pnwtjr-of this House,
3. Resolved, Thnt tlto Vresidont and Board
of Directors iif ilte Bank of the IJnited Smtes,
by refasjitigio submit'fi,r hispeetiou. tlto Insrks
and pattern oftlte Bank, as called for by the
committee of »|te House of Representatives,
have.contqmmtd the legitimate authority or
the -House,,asserting, for themselves [towers
and privileges npt conieuipbued by the (Varn
ers of their charter, nor in.fnirnesn dedtiCiitle
I roin quy oftlte terms or provisions'of tlmt iu-
etrument.
nslforco sustain even the blind tloiiuileriiigsof • 4. ^ tS o/ M rf, Thnt either Ilo.isoofCongntA,
their clnd, ajipl.-imitng.wliere he dtctJite-s. I,ns tlie right jo coeqtri tim production ofutty
sueti-lMKiks nr papers its have boon called for
by. their committer, and also to -compr? said
1‘cesident and Dircgtoift to testify tri snolt in-
terrrigntoriek us were nece.ssary to a foll 'and
perfect uudeistandiiig.of the proceedings of llio.
Bank at any period .within the term tif its ex-
condemning win-ro lie eoimunuils. .80 dis
cordant are lltu ulcuiouts of-tlto pnmpiiii.lyj
styled Umon .paTty. Hmt tltu .nume of Jackson
is lite nuly isiiilieal Auraumlaiira, the, sill
powerful spell-word tlmt preserves tlieir iuteg-
rity as a wltole. Tlie President most he sus
tained, is the only principle acknowledged try
tlie.leaders of that party. Wlmt tlioagli tlie
niuustmus doctrines of coitsolitialiiiii ore sttitc-
tionixl by his imrae, iuculcated by itis infiU-
ettee, ami ere tits echo of udniation lias lit-
dctl front tite Up'of. Itis obseqaious follower..
he thunders forth his recantation, still they
are as ready to applaud, tho assertion, asqljo
retraxit. Mow is tlieir presumed uscetiduuev
maintained ! Willi sucli palpable vncetlltt-
tiott .huw is their cunsiMeiicy upheld I Sinj -
ply by deluding ilie people .with the belief
tliut Andrew Jackson's |iopulurily is co-ex-
teusivu with the nation. _ He was elected by
the peo|>le uu tile fuitii of his K<‘publieui) prin
ciples; how shamefully in; lips deserted them
it would oxeecd nnr litoits to tell, Since (iis
,ahriudoaiiietti of tin, Uepttblicnn .doeuiner.,
tlurusuutlsiif.jiis- former Irutiids have tibtui-
dnmtd iiitii to bis new liieteis, the Ftslomlists.
" .* , *)* >t *'“'e has p!ai:y>l -its' seal of-'qpa-
d.iuttiiliuii tm i>[[, tiHqiMtieS'Of his atliiiit.dsirn-
.tion, uiei .witere uuee ho could vtmol on
AlKtusunds 10 supjsm 1,'mt, se.iret-iy hundreds
cun ,be foitu.1 itimoijiiniug Itis cruise. .These
ate stnbtsito IVls, they eoino limtie to log,
conytctiuo of.every patriot, nud iiu ueerts not
the protupwtg oi erqliy par isatts, to juform
him, with wWttu to oimoct iiiiusclf. II,.
need n.it IwOold whieli is llm peoples' cause.
WiUtiit .the last art months the change in
public opinion lias been unprecedented iu our
aunals; the stjtrtn of isqMtlar wtnih against u
President, who would prostrate lite prosperity
of the country, as tlto suggestions of a cor
rupt ati.1 secret cabal, Ink swept over tlie land
witlrunsjHtrittg mifltt; the -Mends of tite ad-
wtence.. ..
5. Jttsolredx That the Speaker of 'this
Mouse tin isstto Ills wnrtuttt to the Sergeant at
Arm,, to tu-rest Nicholas Biddle, President",
Muiniel' Eyre,' Lawrence Lewis, Ambrose
White, Daniel W. Cox, John Holmes,Charles
Cluiimpoyi JqltU Goddard, Joint R. Nell',
William ' P|iin. MrUtiotvy, Newkirk, Jantys
C. Fisher, Joiiti 8.. llettry, mid Joint Ser-
geaut. Directors of lite Batik of tho .United
.Slates, nud bring litem to tlie Bar of this
House, to answer tlieir contempt Of its lawful
authority. .,' .
Frenrlt r l'rctty.—-The.following ,-:ielo Ootti
llm National Gazette, shows that we liave no
reason to expect nity rccoosidcraiion of tite
vote in llm French Chamber ol'Ditpiilies, re-
jeetiog tlie American indemnity—no sncit tt-
sage existing in that body. Af tile next
session, wo eiucriaiu little doubt of a diiTereut
result; ' ' , '
A French (Vicnrt has sent ns the fiillovvitig
note, Which possesses interest in regiird to tim
fate of I he Treaty with Fniurer
• Tii,! answer to your inquiries about there-
ciithelcmiioli of vqTes is more easy thnii at
first sup|Kte.si. Annexed, yon hnvo the text
of uyo article's of tlie clutter,.its revised iu
ItUi-C alicrllie'Rex'oliitioii.
long
“ Ani 45 The ri*lu of preening laws be-
>tg to the King, to the Chamber of Peers.—
However, iill-revejnie ia'vs niust be voted first
liy the Cltanilierof Depnlies,
•• Art. 17. If 0 proposition of a law lire
1 men'rejected by one of tite three branches, it
cannot ln> hrougltt ,U[. again (represeme) ,(u-
miipstumou and iqqireKsion, (hut they have I ring die same *e»ekm.'
will lie imyoppositioa ur tile. hitler, qtul the
former will; pmluibly be confirmed, but not
without a division. He hits not yet resigned
his-pliice ns Speaker of the Huilse, nud this
will operate against'him in the minds of u
portion unite Sctinlo. lit aitUcipatbiu 61’liis
getting the mission, tut active cunvtiss is' al
ready going 011 liir Ills successor in the Speak
er's chair. On the part of the administration
Messrs. Pome, Wat.nk, Kt-.Lt.-and Southkh-
i.an o, arc .mimed;. the uppositioii, it is tliangltt
will concentrate tlieir voles upiiit tMr. Wit-nn,
of Georgia ; should-they fail toindnee a saf-
ficieut nainlier of admiaistratjna niemliefs to
join them iu favor of Mr. W., it is supposed
that they will give a prefetencoio Mr. lilu.l,,
among tlmse.named bv the friends lif tho ad-'
ministration, and by u’nititig witlt 4iis friends
of tlmt .party, eject him.
“The Presidential .Election, altltoagh the
suiiject of eon vernation in all circles, and up
on uli occasions, is yet. .involved'In as much
ibsctmty -here os clsewlibrc.' ‘ Much diversity
,f U|tininn mtqaestiordildy prevails in the
ranks tif t lie .tiilini oistration,' quid still more
uutdtigst Rio. opposition, ns to whom: public-
opinio^vill ultimately setlledowit npon; nor
is it at nil likely tlmt miicli additional light will,
be sited limin''litis, subject lor some uiouths tu
coiiie, Tho full elections will necessarily
liii*ve-nti importuot bearing upon die question.
;‘The' Prcsideiit’sj health ' bus been rulltor
uiifaVombiy -qilleclqd , by die tiiiseasohable
weutlter of the first'half of dtis morttlt, "Illicit
lias raitolt more resembled- Marclftlinn May ;
but his spirits appear to-be gotsl ; and die ted
cent wimlof Rood lailh on the . part of-the
French Clininhers td.carry into elfi.-ct thuir
treaty siipuliilions, is said to have caused tin
utinsitul animation itt Ids manner, unwilling
as he ever is to submit to tiny thing wltich is,
wrong whilst do derattuds nothing' itidre thnn'
whntts right. '"
“Ait expectation appears to lmvo beon eh-
fortained fiff lUWigMwfePlite dtat-riHrriies!.
patphes 00 board iltn FtojitJ, duttonal corvette
w I licit wits despatched wh.lt' so notch hustc
froiit Brest, anti wltich inis nht yet arrived,
were sif ah. entirely surisfuctory chnnicter—
but 111m now informed, that' uecounts from
France of n ia|cr date, (14th April) confi
dently state, dint up to that time, nothing at
all satisfactory to Mr. Livixostox had been
done ou die part fifth at Government. Wlmt
ellect tlto recent rovolutionary movements in
France are to huve uponUiistiuhjec’t, reuluing*
lo.be secu.y ■ i ..
The National Intelligencer oftlte 22nd inst.
says,—•• VVe ■'learn (hut-Andrew Steveusoti,
now Speaker-of the. Httuse of Representa
tives, was yesterday iiomiiiiUed totlto Senate,
by tW Prosidetit, to be Envoy extrtumlinary
ami Minister Pieni[ioteatiary to Grcat Britiau;
and Mahiqtf Dickerson of New Jersey, to be
Euvoy'ExirtiimUhary nud Ministor Tleaipo-
tetitiary trt Rossia.” . . -
The same papt-r-days—^AVe are deeply
concerned to learn thar Mr.-.Madison lies dan
gerously ill. His jcasc ltud' been tliougiit so
serious tlmt Dr. Dunglissonof Bultimore, late
of Virginia Univereity, had been summoned in
haste to visit him and die dorter passed
through this city ou Tocsday on his way to
Montpelier. The whole coumry will feel
gratefUl to him should Ids skill enable him to
-restore tite venerable patriot to itis accustomed
health.” - --'tv. ■ ■
Mr. MAhtso.y.—It will.be gratifying, (says
tlie New York Amcilc.111 of tite 24th iust.) to
mtr renders to leant tlmt Professor Dunglissuit
on his return through Washington on Thurs
day from Montpelier, the scat of Mr. Madison
reported him 10 be in a rapid state of recovery,
VENTRILOQUISM.
Wo dined itt “ The Hunter's Tryste,” and
spent the uficrnnnn in.-hilarity; but such a
.night of ,fnn ns Mmtsicjtr Alextiivlre made us,-'
I ‘never wlincsin'tl, ami never shall again.—
Oft die Stage, where 1 had otleii seen him,
itis powers were extraordinary, and altogether
hnoqufilled, tlmt wits allowed by every one;
but tite effect here was not lo he compared to
that wltich lie produced III & private party.—
Tite family at the ion consisted oftlte Land
lord's step daughter, n very pretty girl, and
dressed like a Indy; but 111111 sure, that (he
family never sjteut uti uiliiriiuoti'of such as
tonishment and terror froiii'iiie day tliey were
united until death parted litcih—though they
may ho till living yet for any tiling that I
know,'Sir I Imvunever been there sittcb'. But
Alexandra nimioj jH-ople Of all ages and sexes
speak from every pu'rt of the-btiuse, from un
der the'hetis.dlroiti. llu! basiu-stiuidq, mul from
■-tlutgurrel, wlitireitdleudlnl qitarrel tooU place.
And ilieit he |ilid:ed u butlie mi' the top of a
clock, and made u.cliild Scream out. of it, and
declared tliat tite mistress had Corked it in
there to murder- it.' T-ltcr young" Indy rati,
opened tlto bottle, and looked into it, and then
losing all powor with -iiinazemeiit, site let it
full from her hand ami smashed it to pieces.
He made a Uee 4 buz round.niy head und face
Until 1 stntek at it several, limes ami nearly
felled myself. Then • there was ri drunken
mnn' eurne to 'the; floor, 1 aud- insisted, in a
rough obstreperous manner,' on being-let iu ttt
sittiot Mr. Hogg, mi wltich the Landlord run
to tile tloor and bolted it, and ordered lite
man to go about his business, fur-there wits
no room in th> Itoitse, and there he should
not enler on .any account., We aiVheard the
voice of the jmiii gii r/iojid tli'a bouse, grutn-
hllng, swearing, and threatening, nil tho.whlle
Alexandre wiis just staitiiiitg with Rlsbaokto
u« ut tlie rboni tloor, nlwhys holding his hand
to his tnoaUi; but nothing else. Tim people
fail tro the windows to «oe tbo ilrmikou- man
goiitg by, and Miss.Juile even ventured to the
corner of.lho.lumso to lobk after him; but nei-
tjtffr drunken mtm.fjor any other was to be
seen.' 'At.iengtli, (itt . enlfing Iter in to servo
Us with‘ some tviim hnd toddy,yyo hqnrd tlte
druttkelt- man's voice combig.hi qt the top of
die chimney. Saulf a state of ainazoinont -us
■Jutie was in,'I n<«’er beheld; “'But yc neod
tiacl be feard, geiitlemon,” said she, “ for I’ll
defy-liim to win dow'n. Tite dpbr’s holtil an’.
locjtet.-Hnwnm vent n’ the Imnb is one ho wiiln
us jug.'' However down lie cutne, andsiown
lie c-iune, ao.lii liis voice acttiully seemed to
lie doming ciiit of the grjite. Jane run for it,
saying, “ he is wi'niiiug down, I believe, af
ter-a’. He is sorely the deil.” Alexandre
went, to tlie chimney, and in tils own voice
ordered the ftdlow to go-aboiit his business, for
in our party-lie should not he admitted, afid if
he fiirced-biinsaif in, lie-WiUtld shout him
through the heart, The. Vplhp' then 'went a-
gnin grumbling and swearing Up life chimney.
We actually. Tieiiril liim hurling down over
incastucsViirwords into verse as a clerit lines
tape—by the .yard—hands him a pared! of
stitlT that jinglcslike a bontlfnl of rusty nails
and a giinMeh-ajul if the editor is no£ fool e-
naaglt to pritit tite nonsense—‘‘stop.niy paperr
I witn't patronize'it man that’s no lieiierjialge
'of poetry. As. if it was patronage to buy a
paper at about one half more than so much
waste [taper Would cost.' One mnrmurs be
cause his paper is ino literary—another be
cause it is tint literary enough. One grumbles
because the advertisements engross too much
room—anodier complains that the pnperis too
large, he can’ttfirid time to read it all. . One
wants'a type so small that a'minroscope would
•be indispensable .in every family—another
threatens to discontinue tite paper unless file
letters are half an inch'long—one old lady
actually ottered nn additional price fer a pa
per that should be printed witlt sucli typos as
are used for handbills. . . '• '•■■
“Every subscriber has n plan of his own
fiir conducting-a jouraal, and the labor of 8y-
siphus was recreation when compared with,
tliat of an. edildr wlto undertakes tb please
air.” • - ■ ■■■:. - -
Good Logic.—Said Dinah to. Sambo, (ns
lltey Were taking a loving pMmen&Ua on the
Buttery) “ Sninl)o,-iimv.do ytm link dc m»r-
ryed ljfc.’irios happyesi ? • “ Well, I’ll loll
you,’.’ said Sambo, “ dul atr ’pends altoged-
er how dey enjoy themselves.” ’ "
Ane$dote.—.\n qld coloured man delivering
asorinOn, made risn of the following beautiful
illustration of the- high slute of the good in
the other world;—Dnr my belulibed brudden,
ye gft de good mast-gOoso, tiad dartf 'ye'gitde
nice, bak’d pnssuin—grilvy..alt rmining down,
squash )iim tween your teeth. ■ Whereupon
nn old coon in the-congregation jumped up,
sltixtk lits head, nnd.Himg oitt “whew. 1 Witew.
too godill' srt Tircss my Master - you spy.' dat
again, Cato go. will youqtiick'.”
The SiHoosiq-’l'Iie^best-nutheaticated ac
counts of this Wind,-are to, ho .found in fhe
writings of Briice and Burckhardt. . Bruce's
account, is -asMbllows. vizi At .II o’clock,
While we^wero.contemplating tho fugged.tops
of Cltigre, where wo exp-.’cted'to sol ice.our
selves with plenty of good water.- Idriq Called
oitt with a loud voice, •Fall on your faces
for herc'is the riitnonu.” I saw from thesuitfh--
cast a haze game, in color like the purple part
of tite rainbow, but net so compressed ortbick.
It did notoccupy tweiitv yards inhYeailth, and
was .about twelye feet high from -the.ground.
It was. it’kind of blush' ‘upott the itir, and it
moved very rapidly, for I scarcely could turn
■lb full upon the ground, with tny head to the
northward, when I fejt tite heal of ilie current
’plnitily upon my face. We nil lay flat upon
lite ground, lilljilris told us it was passed over
The nteteof, or purple- haze which 1 saw in-
deedpassed j. hut a light air Which still blew,
was.of.heat'.sufficieiu-xo threaten suffocation
For"my part, I found distinctly on ipy breast,
jhat-I iind iin.bibfed a phrt of it, nqr was I free
of «a asthmatic sensation till I hadbPeit some
mpitths in Italy..” *-' ' •'*>- *•'*.•.,
• Froia Utb IMliMolpfiiu Uassutio.
WHAT. 1’6 BE.
I Would be a aiiinmor cloail
Souring Uiru\tgli tile ethor proud,
' Fiittfng runitd tlio azure sky.
pnmsliod for it.' J know your duty ns well ait
my own, it was toy duty to have escaped, hut
I could’m—it's your doty to commit mo; so
do'it oil hand, and let me be tried as soon ac-
possible, und you’ll confer ah especial favor
on me.” - Ho‘was committed.
. If. Y.-Transcript.
'The. Vicar of limy.—The Vioitr of Bray» it»‘ •
Berkshire, was a papist, nnder the reign of"
Henry the Eighth, arid a Protestant ..under
.Edward the Sixth ; he was a papist again uq. .
der.Mnry, and once more became a protpsiahtY-
in the reign tif Elizabeth..- When this scan-,
dal to the gown was reproached for his vonsa-
tilityof religious creeds, and taxed for being
a turn coat and an inconsistent dm ogling, lie .
replied, “Not so either! for if I Changed my
religion, lam surcl.kcpt truetomy principle,
which is; to live and die the Viea'r of Bray!”
[From tlie Fmnkfin ItepositoryJ' - .
. Mr. Harper:—Shortly before last harvest,
you-published, a suggestion in your paper,
“that wheat opt ten days or two weeks earlier"■
than usual—that is before it became entirely
ripe, yielded better anti made superior flour.”
In consequence of .that statement, I had tljo
expriri.meVti: tried to a small extent. 1 hud a
small |KirftQi)' of .the field out about'ten • duys
sootier Uio'i-the rasidire—it was kept sepai ate 1
and when tpcontly brought to mill, with -lie
wlieatclfii^lxom. the Same Hold nt (he bsonl
time, tlio early wheat weighed two pounds to f '
the bushel heavier titan die other. The flour
made froth it (there wore tetf bitshelsyis f- X-
markably fineretjivri many lever had in t-.v
family, and superior to any I have hijTiii-k '
veqrfromanyothefwheat, -. I think it prup.-t
to make'thbse facts known; although 1 would
not say that a-, single, experiment like this-. ' ”
ought-w establish b general -rale. • '
T.VCLM’CULLOH.
actually Ttoaril him hurling
the 'slntes upd nfterwnds his. voice dying a
wav in tlie disthnixf as Ite. vtinrslicd into Mr,
Trotter’s plantutuihs. . We drank freely and
|iaid liberully-'tiiuT alteruomi; hut .1 am sure
the tiuniiy never -were so glad to got rid- of a
ip idl lliQir livus—(Tho Ettrick Sltep-
Fulure Happiness.—Will tbo- memory cif.
aflliclintis of (Itis life givo-'us any pain in tlie
state of. happiness beyond, the.grave? As
suredly*not, Tile- roiu'embrimce of these will
iint be reganiotr as evils; bat as the dispensa-
tiunol raeans by wjtich our spirits wore- puri
fied, os diet ravel ler looks buck with delight
<t|i<iti tlie roagtinoss and difficulries of tite road
wlifblt sceiiieit'evils only while they were en
countered, tint loose their asperity when past;
or us the trials nf die schoolboy are contemned
pi mature yonrs,,becdhse they were the idcii-
tioiil.iitslru'uiejits of perfecting his education,
tpul preparing him for tlie ditties of life.
Tlto most poworfuL consideration tlmt we
slmll bo loiide'red dead to il sense of evil, is
flint tite sttpi-omo sejnreo of glory und beauty
will become, lite chief I'oantain of admirndou
nnd fbiicii-V, and will absorb all the objects and
considerations, ns tlto tiuJilof the sun dues the
glimmer of dje'suirs. in -this-wprld, wliicli
llio sticred .writers term night ia -comparison
of the future glory to be revealed liereufter,
our sulleritigs ure. strikingly manifest, like the
suinc siipiTiit tite night season; but when the
morning of celcstiui lustre slmll rise U|ton Our
vlsiott^tfio Still of rigfueousness shall swallow
tip uutl. ulisoi-b fill oilier inferior objects, und
consequently tltoro trihst be dir-end forever,
lo every evil whtclwiow unhappily afflicts us.
Extract from .Ciiaihehs.—Sheridan
speukitig in die British Parliament, of the;rq-
sistlcss influence of tt freb Press, sitid, “Give
ministers a corrupt House of Commons—give
them a pleasan t nud servile House of Lords—
givtf them the key nf'the treitsnty,- ami die
palrottuge of tlto' -Crown; ainT give me the
Liberty of die Press; and with the mighty
engine, l will overthrow die fabric of corrup
tion, mtil establish upon its ruins, the-rights
aud privileges oftlte People!'' In like man
ner, said Dr. Chalmers, in his. speech at u
late public meeting in Scotland on tlie Cath
olic Question, “Give the Catholics of Ireland
tlieir etuuticipntion;'give them a seat indie
Parliament of their .country 5 give them free
dild'equul participation in die |Hilitics oftlte
realm; give them a pluce at dm right car of
Majesty, and a voicotn his council*—and giye
uit die free cireuliitinu of tlie Bible, and with
the mighty engine, I will overthrow the tyr
anny ufAiid-clirist, and establish die fair and
original form of Christianity oil its ruip!”
Difficulties'or Editors.—The truth is,
aneditorcamtot stop withoottroaiiingon some
body’s toes.—If ho expresses his opiuious fear
lessly and frankly, he isnrrugaiit and pre
sumptuous. If lie' suites facts without com
ments ho dares slot avtiw Itis soutimanis. If
tie ciinscietitiuusly refuses to advocate the
elnirasnf au individual lo ufflee, ho is accused
of personal hostility. A jackanapes, who
A'liiuuu luuiiu tin; a/.uit) nay.
Or in tho nunbijain* tow’riiijf high
^Tio’d boilieua* gfiyps It
, .* ‘Thone hnvo but a transient day,
Summer cloudfl aoon pass Way,—• .
IVintor come* with chilling gloom •
And. seiids lliem flhiyormg tQ tho tomb!” *
Then I’d be n blushing rooo .
That u«M|iul its (Vagmnce throws, * >
Bloomitigonniy iMrontateni,'
With brigSitiioss like some orient grim t *.
Who?d : bb thonos etty m* I ?
*‘Row« beautiful may Woortf •
Scnduig round their rich |*orfmne;
’But ho w noon their, beauty fly, - :
Scarce they’re blooming cro they, die ! M -
Then 1*4 be a little ilove,
Spnrilig thro’the clouds aljove/
Now tu lands remote I’d fly,
Now t’dawoll my wood-note* high;
Who’ilbe then.u* gay o*l?;.* .- . . -
“Thou pn opinions, light mny*nt soaiv
* *: And tho dlHUiht.laiid oxplbro j . #
Tbrfu awhile tnny’stg3iiy singv
But death shall qeizp thoe on the Aving
Then 1’dhc.a twinkling star,’ . ' . .
Sc/ju iUnid the.mists afar ;'.
Aud though ■clouds o*erspread.the sky, *
Stilt I’(l hold mr piece an high;
• Wlio’d boiltcii lie gov os It
■“M<irtttl,-ovory tiling.shall poll,
' Stort sholl IVoin tlieir sockets full v
Anilknnw, wliiln o'er this corth too plod, >
-All diet is shot! chenir'o .hut GOOl”.
Firtae.—••Sayc-yffueblusltcs,”^^ said a distin
guished Italian to, his yotitig relatiotii wini
was issuing from a plui-c of Ill-report; “you
should have blushed when yon went in.”—
Vice should excite shame for its own-sake, and
not for the censure which it may incur front
others.- Tlie virtue of him, wlto is -guarded
from temptation nuly by tTio'fenr of the world
and the probability of detection, is' certainly
fortified by feeble defences,—And if such a
oqe has tlie good forlttuc, tlirattgli the vriritnis
vicissitudes of Jiislifeui preserve' the filessin g
of agond'conscience, Hnd the jewel of-a good
name, lie'nitty well consider time life a series
of miracles^ >
. TftB UltOKtiN lltiAKi’.
I 00'vpii tills tup.(it'd mountain iiigh,
A goat tliut shone liko fire by trigut.
It »eeraSt[o".Btnr tlmt Und left tho sky,. *
And dropp'd to sloop on its lonoly lioight— • t
I climb'd dio peak nnd f'ound-itHHin, .
A lump ni'ico in tlie clear cold moon,—- '
. Con -you its •hiddomsonso huport 1
'Twnsn cheerful loukandli brekmiheart!
Tite last-number of tite Pliiludelpliia Satur
day. Courier, a paper that has u Very extensive
circulation, contains u Black "List, in wltich -
tite names-of about. 60 tlelin(|uenl subscribers
are displayed ns large as life. This list ex
hibits, only sucli delinquents, ns have removed
from tlieir /ilace of address without settling
their dues witlt tite printer or ail vising him of
tlieir present plitce of abode, Wo are pleased
to see tliat rione of these absconders arecharged
to Altibttmu—itidt-cd -tltero are but one or two
of tltcm in nil tbit Southern States. Tho ed
itor .of the Courier; after bestowing nearly a
column h'fsevere.rchuke upon tfiis description
of wolves iu sheepish garniture, closes his re
marks with tlie following asseverttlimi, to
which every observing ittau -must yield itis
cordial unseat.
“Depend iipou-it, there is. nothing so des
tructive ut.n man’s morals—so anuiliilatiiig to
his respectability as uti attempt to cheat the
[iriuter.”—Mobile Adv. .
KISS.
Ixi!. wliere tlie hctifrotn yonderroso, •'
Fill’it-witli nwoot plUiidor flics; .
Vot Mill the flower ns » nnoly gluws,
An rich its odors riso. -
So dourest, by.iny nrdont kiss
Tliy ohnrmo linchimg'd we sen ;'
Tlicii fro wo nohniuce my honest Miss
• 11ns nothiug stol’u firoui tliec. . .
A DAUtUiTEii's Love.—Sometimes, l •was
conscious orgatheriugrottsrtn.essfnun.the; Con-'
tiqiialstoqUict with qiassiopi. and prejudice, and 1
t at tlie fine edge •of tlio-fee'lings could not ev- r'
lie utterly )H»xif against.th-b corrosiohsof such'
nn atmosphere, Then i sought "my hume.A-
and'cailcd myhird pf soiigf and listened to tite !>
warbling .of her high, Jienven-toriod voice.
The, melody if, that mtBrSifell upon rriy sdul,;
like.oii ujio.n the troubled ’fellows,—and all
was tranqilil. Iwoiulered wlttere my pertur-
batiiins had fled,, but still more, tiialT bad' ev
er indulged them. Sometiines, We turmoil
and fldctuation of the wqrldvthrewUXiShade
of dejcctiou over trie : then it was Iter -prido
to smooth my brotv, arid to restore its’SDfile;
Ottfce, a sorrow of no contmonorder had fallen
Upon me ;. i( rankled, in my’Jtteust, like a dqg- ',
gor’s point; Icainetomy house, brill «hnn-.
netl ail its inmates. I threw triyself-r^Own.- ju.-
solitude, tliat I might wrestle.alone- Wife hi y
fate, and subdue it; a'light fivitstep anproW.i^
ed, but; I heeded jt riot. • A fnrtri of.lieaniy X
was on the sofa, by my side, but I regarded tt ’
not. Then my hand was softly cl.-isped,
breathed u|kiti-—pressed to ruby lijis. It,'.v'ns
epough. I took my daughter impy-arms, aii<&
my wa-row vanished,. Had she essayed them
hackneyed expression of sympathy^ or evWr
the bstinl e|iitltets tif endearrije'nt, I might-
have desired hefto leave my nfesericsi.
-she uttered, only asingle worci it woula hu ve
been toq iriueh,.so wounded was tny spirit
Within trie. Brit^ tlie dee'.l, the,very poetry of ■
tenderness, .-breathing, opt speaking, melted
“the winter of my. discontent.’’..Ever wos she .
endured Witlt (hut niost exipiisite of woman’s
perfectipris,- a knowledge.hplh tvheri, io ho si-'
lent, itrid where to' speak,—aud so lo speak,
that (he frosts.might dissolve from 'around the
heart she-loved, ' imd'it».'dtscprds..boAuaed.;to'
harwolty. .
Progress of impriivcmrit.-r A young womjiti '
in-a-town in Massachusettri, tbps’ addressed a' >
ytnmg. man ; . ‘ John— - -, you liave been "
paying yrinr distresses rto me-long-enonprli, -I
want to know what your contentions -are',-1 -
don't mean to be kept in efpinse uiiy iougi-r,
A late Madrid paper gives tho following nc-
cpnrit of tlie mtinler .ol a .chibi,'by-a Carlist,
for a political spite. A ‘ boy: of. four nr - fi
years of agj, >gs passing fiirougft tite sir
singing sottte patriotic-,(sing,.when he. cal.^
npiHisite- to'the shop o'f a (nan who wat q
trnukmtiker, and.dn qx-Roybljst .Volunteer.
Here- ‘'. Viva (ihwlim .' .P'ifa Isabelto /"
which were part of the sqtig, were beard by
the mmkrnnker, afnf were considered aiTtn
instill‘aildt-essed. tn him:. Ho was sitting ia»
conversation with twlifriendsVbut ofasudden-fl
he got "tip; ffireiv-liis cfnak around • himself, .
and Went after the 'child.: -Qi; coining up to *
him,.lie tnrile him up"by the. waist and Cov
ered him.with-.the cloak, "Some personsN
who happenedto pass at the moment, observ* <»'
irfg this, and perccivifig- a'slrnggli. under iheV
cloak', went up to the trurikmnker-and cried-re-
out to him—” What are you doing ?" Tltp-''
Iu relation to Judge Green's late decision
=on the subject of breaches of marriage prom
ise, the New York. Times usks—“Would the
jriw include a man’s cousins, in tliis^weep.
nig diciiitinn ? ' Cousins are- tnnrriakeub'le ne-
cnriling.to tlio enuous both of file civil and the
A susceptible Thief—John Hamiltop was
brmqjlit up for stealing a' coat from his hoard
ing house iu Multeity street. When placed
IU tlie bar, he delivered himself us follows
“ You ure a tri'ugistrute, and u rich man—I'm
u thief aud a |nxir utau: so you can't enter in
to my feelings, and consequently 1 don't want
you io trifle with, or pain them by a long rig
marole examination. . I wanted n coat midi
stoic one; I have been Uuteuted, und must be
latter Was alarmed, dropped Itis prey, arid
' Tite liqy- was foitiul utmost.
lifeless, arit[ on-.examining jgjffi’it Was founiT
tliat au attcium to cltoke or. strangle liitn had
heen-made. 1 The trunktnnii was soon-eauvht,
and but .for some'of file Urbmios would have
been torn to pieces by the mob.- .He was se
cured and put iu jail, to be tried for murder,
as there was no hope that.file bov would re
cover. ..r .... T..-j
. ofatnalt’a being
brought-before ajury ot iwelyo men, nud held
tip to the public us a heartless triUer-wifit wo
man's affections,'there is nn end df the most
delightful intimacy that subsists in social in-
terebarse. The wlurie subject is'a ticklish
one, mid .judges should beware flow they make
sweeping decisions:” ' ;
Duel.—An alfair of honor took place lately
at Montreal, between Edward E; R ( Klier.-esii:
M. P. and P. E. Leelere, esq;, proprietor of
" du Peuple. The •lisjuite arose from ait
article in tliut paper bn the Safurduy previous.
Mr. Leelere bciug called on .for tlie author,
declnrcd tliat Ire would himself be resnoltsilile
for wliatever appeared in the pajier.' ' Tite re
sult or this deeinrafinn was a challenge, arid
al 4 o’clock the putties wont upon fiti ground,
lite distance was fixed at fifteen paces. Mr.
Rotiier fired at his umagouisi, wim very cnol-
ly awaitetFtlte result, arid-then deliberately
dtsclmrgrd his pistol ip the air. This was noF
at first satisfactory—Mr.. Leelere stated tlmt
he came there to give satUfuctfon, nnd-Ite wris
stiii ready to receive a sec.iud fire from TMr.
Rotiier. This noble forbearance, says the '
Montreal Herald, on the part of a tnn'n who is
n remarkable good allot, induced tlio imcrfer-U
trace of the seconds aud tho utliiit- was uiriicu-®
bly adjusted. w
SiaovLAH Fact.—A female mule, belong
ing to a gem,coma in Suffolk, lately hro.gbt
lorth a colt! This is tite first ease ofthe kind
we liave ever heard of, and tite general be-\
lief has lieen that litis mixed genero-ion of an- !
ratals wo* iueapuulc ufre-pruductiuo.