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^mRKE c?i.; !-* v-mr- " LS i r— s-^-Sw (tight ;tt»:5Ll onJui-t of the.^evy. lork p c i ttJS ' counting room, thafotao floor Estate* ntlffc the Torero of u mocked- MutlLou eruervdahme, ii mi siul Sitfwd ilrtmti >.t f Ir - BaKw/.w,. ,iaia* a»w «j*'«<. , look at tho bill lie TENNESSEE ASTIQBmES: I balloons, by .gxviii^.tjietn aiiy-tlueclKjn ‘Dcvelopcnumt alter dcvelopotnent I xuc old stone fort. • - /’ ojursto light, eatU one more B*tbu»d« : 'g The c-Iebmted Stone F«»rt in Bedford than the rest. There appears to .b nVe ] rnui»iy,Teane«ee, which lt.i8b»n«»eSciU d been a d.hberate,cu.d, cab -ulutiiig system • ihii'attention cfthe]luaruk ami the whm* fcinbuzzlement of fund* going omift van- ('ration ol thc science ns well ns autiqmt-- ' ' 1 ttuu% and which has for ages* been i.:uu|led h? If* ; lMtV'■HHj rite deiirc ch .wren -»i»ain*t- tho. head with a short but iber. ■- I.- A , - : 1 * 11 ? **-*- a!e ‘! • ' k ', -:'^-f r ^Tfeltet-ryf-u- Jrx» . /- ms UrtTif .ihe.other then came m, am; o^yexhi4»itt*'J neat liiwy repeated the blows until he was. Ifljra© > t!Mfi'?Tn*pott3iit. fart. Tfca ,j 5l ;ro d, hU skull met one side yftti'e j: our~i«s»,, »nder,,«l»9 : 4»*ecl?on.nf Gen. Harden, and.proccetlod to the C«dlege ' ChnjjfV; lira deej? voice of the tolling • b*iil solemnly pr»K-l>in>rng aiintion’s loss. -.When the head of!Iic proces / si<.*n reached 'llui 'fijiUpot, the ranks Weieopeiied, atal ; the <ivbolo precession .couWu-?*n*ched I; inwards,by ihe rear, aud Occupied tint _* eld^ jtcals—thoso’ in * iho centre were iH.-aifOaily filler! byfbe'Ia()io5 * . The service# at rbe.Ckapef were alto gether of .a, religious ^character. The Re*; Dr. Church. President of llx li versify, -preached a sermon'. Prayers r; were offered u\i by ihc fteji Messrs ■j HoTTof ihePrcsdiytcrian, ami C the Methodist Churches,—sud oevetal j hymns were sung by tho cjioir. It is. barely.necessary Jo say - that ail bu>iwes*’wwt suspended, and the stores * v closed 'during the ceremonies, winch . added much to the solemnities' of the : . day- . Membera of both parties joined tu tl^,. procession—the., badges- of the Demdstheuiiin and Pii-Knppa Jsocict'cs were shrouded in crape—almo: . rouiury foe year# p.ist,_by i he officers and Di re* tm s ofct-fl't in Banks. No Wo-.idyr then»hut I he disclosures now (nuking, should fill whole communities- wit jftfsl rust sind »>u;q>idijTfo*.f Bihkinjj- IsoiljJmib;iA—i\«, tvondjsr linii. when a lew' iiidivi.Tu.Is w!»i (ire| ’peiuilh tel hv«ise!ve« tog.'Utvr-.fiir.bahking pur. se-s and involve bvih.ir shuim'iui dwvl, the forlunt'S aiul compronnse the liappiue.ss of iun.iSrcds *of lauiihea —i wonder we sav, ih.it ibo hlaine ferred in the minds pf the sulferers li the rascality of dishonest individuals, the whole system of Haukiug ; uud yet It-t him in. Some dis- this* _ i i l r ,,:w '-•*=»*•'d belvvc-.Ti Brown and Banks It is with these instil: a,d { Msidisof.; which should kill Weaver, ciscly as with every llifog or occttp: d that Madison should, else. Dishonesty is the Fame every he had kille*] Baker. !»ut he refused, where, in whatever manner it exerts iiselh .saying' that he had <h ittg for ! would do no nvtrei Brown opened the j leave its impress. I.e Kx- i d«M»r and placed himself behind if, and i In many instances we.read of deliber- ' as.Weaver passed Into the room struck ! nte rasesuf fraud—in others, money has him ovei tiie head with the bar of iron; [ been used by officer» of Banks, with the on the second blow he fell and attempt- i evident intention ni* restoring it; but wh.nl iug ti* rise, Brown thrust a sharp iron in mifeerable ajn.Jogy it is lor premediated bar through his head. Ennis in hisstate- guilt to s.iv.u was not expect.idthatit , does not confirm the'report of the j would ever b**. knewu. Tins plu.ulvc of to ra UrnAhif H:.li llHlfgaTion in | f''«* *»JW. «*»« ■)» rW "f ..H.e«-ihe* brnneb.. of . _ i . s / heanl that Weaver was shot, tie asked trust, are not discountenanced ns they tavorof hw nomination for Governor.— j al ,„ ul it am j hli ro j,j |,; m should be/ A highway r..hber, we have but the party will not take him. Ho j rio pistol had been filed and that they ! some r-spect tor. ilis lite is passed in ,if \i has rtkletlunn l*»ng enough, lie must i had ih» weajuuss hut the bar iron men- the uud*t of d; tr.e Intrepid arionnut returned to t la’ntl aligiitcd o*coiiifi*rtai»ly ns ho n< have done from cu ordinary t-arriag . j, r. Vau Bureu, after lingering 'weeks about New ‘York;« press,, playing, the small 'politician bo finally returned to lviwlerhm k. " Wit-1 tlihg/-as he now docs, a broken wand ; the ^Magician* no longer attracts. The |l Evening Jo.jinal.euy> that lie is canvas- j r outeiit himself lie net!. Fit i the it i that all of them had beaten We nlld W lion In: iissi like » brave i with a full k denouncing the above bigoted and r, of Imth sexes,‘worekonic emblem \ lawful docision. Wc shall take it «f niotirnihg, dndthewliblc proceedings | next week, were of».choroctct highly honorable to • v - • ( . I PrPnidontTrfr- i>iayiii S the ‘Dandy’ at ijanitogndnriug tho. w umroer ndWruw op iirWUitor. j "'AHer WM nmlior eiToit al llio vault,'' b» ro.« — i finding thev could not gel into if. Mad- tniuent .Lscai. Drassex-hi tV r ,il».KpeS«Kri(-r Court, J s , m Wnrriek, Sewell arr.l Brown the act ».!«;« tW. then fired «!« « ihry irtrr Uuivrr*^*:not Mi. rice m a future hou.;c tu five (Idlerent places, came out, tlivtm , sta v ofrewar.) and pnnis tmenta.— Ji T nc-v ' locked the door, and Went up the alley courag Although no Universalist, we are glad \ north from the house, and threw the key cU ,! of the press throughout the state, j !,VV!, y* Brown took with him a gold !lt 1 ° ’I watch and a blue cloth cloak, winch he ! Banks 1 had thrown away for fear of detect- h on, but did not say where. our citizens. J.;- • _— I A Friend of the f’tnciuaii Republican • r.«« a pc wttfl u«-cai*ture oi JTuriloclc. I writes thus: “I am qijilo delighted with Kaitltfy M. Munl-wk. w ...se urrcai »e , Mr Tyler- His u , ilrill? u ., r ,i lc bes . Bieutliineil wow wepks since, eac»pe.11 aI1 ,j n „ We3[ killJ . H „ Vir-i.iia gei.- fr.im TaUiwttou jailoil \VeJuewl;iy.l2lli, I t ^ roan ()fl | ie l, C 5t K lm.l. His la!...is ,U, uJ-T h..ar U-r. r .l W . He was { aro in!otiao . hat ' t j„y never seem tu cnufiSeJ ,0 .the l«wer th^, ... cropany j burth(JI1 |lin) . He llu& „„ ,., ir | aillt8 V..U. a ee^n.. ami lbe *'»rJ vve.eio ll.o , maU lllat constaIlt . isi , ing i ntcrni| , IS roprn aliwe. «Ow »f then, heard a; |lim Eve.y man, v„,m„, and child, wlm noise, ami on looking out. »a.v a man 8e es him has some kia.l word from him standing ..ear .lie jail. Supposing him . This ■„ „ it 8tl „ llkl b0iill<l my „„ r(1 r „, ‘o bo a !«■*». who had come to converse „ be win make „„„ , lf lbo bojt p ra8 . will, tho one m jail, he lold Imp. to go • i|1<!util W c|u,v«,.ver had." away. ,Ai - he started, the, gumd saw I — am»ther roan leave live side of the jail . and join him, when they both ran forthu woods. ' Ills suspicious were around, and on going down stairs ho found that tbo prisoners Iptd escaped through a hole which .they had cut through the wall. Dogs were put on their uack, and the negro was soon re-captured They then commenced a search fi*r Mutdock, and found him about 9 o'clock, in a swamp near tho.Comi House. H«. re fused to tcli vvlm bad aided hiurj hut a being threatened with Lynch ABOLITION. The eyes of the Brit opening f the «lisi efiist *- Two years ago, saysthe editor of the Maron Messenger, a man refused to pay us his account of $3,69 because ‘he had no rootipy/ as he said ; and the same day he lost his pocket, birok containing 'Eight Hundred Dollars, which Uctvevot found—all this for telling the printer c lie. Arm)’ . ... Hvw.iw.yvHH *,., U3V . XAO..C- According to Mr.-Poinsett, the army 1 ';>» fuscd to ieli* wlm bad aufod biiir. hut ***« a high state of discipline, and is upon being threatened will* Lynch Law, j cnnijnisedofl 0.069 men. The expense .' coufcssinl that he bad been Furnished ; f° r uach person in the army In 183? iprsi- with tools by a negro. wlnun lie had j was S100 13, and in 1840, $375 96; 'triJi \ ,'pr.nnlsed to carry to a free Mure. . lie abriwiigr a reduction of S24 19. or more J was carried to Hurris co., jitll, where ite wilt bestiicily guarded., It is now. as- cortained that it was Mr. Thurmond «f. ; t tliis placd<who was murdered,-and cleur- fvj.; 1/ nridept that Murdock killed him. j :V A Xatiand] Osuk, ; Tl;c feeling in (svbr of a National Bank; appears to be much stronger at J' the Squib (hau in the North—or rather, !fr? there' U much, more excitement upon tlvbf&objeCt-in this section of tlie Union. ^i ; .The'' arguments, says the Richmond ■Hf^CompHeT, yvliTch'fts origiujl udvocates ^ ^.adduced to prove it constitutional, ore ?gow approved by men who never.before * v 'adroutcdjtheir fur'ce; and fium Mltjuu to ^ GdOrgia tiete'cbnrnrts tire daily ^feclar- that Vlfoy believe a National Bank to cariy- out the potvers clele- •atisfiiS r ^at # this re'voimiiro in.popular ““^'Initttitfjtievdlutiou whichjs the in- al*K? cotisequciire ,*»f the events of a rjTfiJWrif ptwt-—wili’eusuro m. a ; few iths tbe incorpiirutunv «»f a 'National Mi and that a .calm \v,i H.lollo W; Yin ngs 9 *nore4v,w jq v their natural chaunel, fimr.couotry jesume.the quiet and I 'tenor of its prosperity/ *-• v e Expertmcut. Bee states that an ^ ently . raado «bj o n oil the notes of one itbo prcsenccVof the than 6'per cent. Thr RptaK In Kentncltr. The Delegates in the next Congi willstaiid .il Whigs to 2 Loco F*n The vote in the 5tb.district r where 'L P. M«»ure attempted to sneak in, stands— Thompson (YV.)213C>r Kincaid (VV.) 1944; Moore (L K) 1747—so Mr. Moot e run behind eac h *>f tho Whigs. Marotorg.fitsi The Nashville Whig of 30th ult. says, there were rumors in town yesterday of forgeries to the amount of six thousand dollars in the Notes Discount ed of the principal Bank of Tennessee. The spurious no;.es were manufactured ip the nc]j(»iuing counties of Wilson and Rulberfoid, and sent in f t discount last fall,' with "the Iffirged rci ominenda- wbicb have attended the «‘Xecutiou of lu-ir eniauicipatioii & abolition schemes —consequent es, to be deplored by the ricuds of humanity, asmucli as by those vim thought that the lo-g continuation if a general peace would have given a leiv impetus to the cultivation of the al- n«*st exhaust less soil of the warmer lat itudes, and thereby have added to the general wealth and general comfort.— Far from, however, tho British West India Islands instead of their former state of aHiiieuce and pace, now present a melancholy spectacle of discontent and. daily diminishing production ; and that too; iti spite of the sacrifices made by the mother country to give them the supply of the home market—sacrifices, to which l**e twenty millions of pounds paid for the emancipation of their ne groes, ore but a trifle. Tho English consumer, it appears by a report made to the House of Commons, now pays 60 per cent, additional on sugar, and about SO per cent, additional on coffee, to se cure to their colonies, the monopoly -of the chief articles of their produce, and till proves unavailing. Tho abolition scheme entails unmitigated distress on those who put it iti execution, on those win were compelled to submit to it and even on the ncgioes, for whose particu lar benefit, it was first conceived. In Hayti, surely, emancipation lias bad full swing, and the capabilities of the black race to govern themselves been put to a fair test, yet here have they reduced die fairest isle of the Antilles to a mere wilderness and present a spectacle of human nature in its most debased state. Who that has listened to the glowing terms in which the ancient French col onists of St. Domingo, 'describe the charms of their former home, its and luxuriant scenery, its overflov works of civilization, its high state of productiveness, and contrasts it with the ibllowingde'ciiption of the present state of that island from the pen of a French Naval Officer, hut must bold in exec lion the memory of Lea Amis dcs Noirs? The leltet says: ., “ We embarked on board the frigate Nereide, on tho 24th -December. On the 2Stli we were at fort Royal, to re ceive ordeis from the Admiral* who des patched us on the 29th to St. Domingo, here we were to take on loot'd the ids victims, ho dm ,sword and pistol in li ledge of the ri«Ii- which is own hie is exposed to ein* nr. Unis ofte.i impelled to ire necessity, and although he css laws, both human a id re constrained to respect his 1 to hot.our him for tho exer. mud magnanimous qualities, her robberies by officers of tin.se whu are abundantly paid ig the intercut*uf edicts, are such as should receive the i-ultgtmut re probation of ev«*rv honest man. And this is not ail; those who ventuie op n roguery should bn made to foe) bv th- force of the laws, that there is a difference between an hones! man and a knave. We hear various accojuts if these wholesale robberies, |ii»t how often do wc bear of prompt pii .ishnient following close upon the offence 1 Am individual is charged .with commifing forgeries iu this > fficers of Justice at bn bee 9 I li-ts be I»e«u prosecuted tocmi- iris h«allowed to -oam at large like any oilier citizen ! If he is guilty, it sliotiid be made known, and the offender should inset with condign punishment. If lie is innocent, it should h-* kmiwj, io lertbat his character m-iy Iw screened Iron* the stigma which suspicion must cout'title to cast upon it. We repeat it. There is not distinction enough made to Inis co intry between lion, est men and rogue*. When kmi very isc.ta premium, uud cumiiug and artifice are laughed at. if no' applauded, honesty is at »rrt'8;mmliii|> discount If these eviis ■ad much farther, they will correct mselves. Mew wi’l become s» cau ls. that froin tnc very op css ofcaution, v Itabifs of.biiisiu an will ensue, a d sof greater, rcstraiaiag power and eacy will be enacted. Pi y that tin* sting laws were not better enforced, present it is undeniable that the spirit natty interferes loo much with the rapt cxecutieu of tho laws. Party antzatioo is a great enemy ufindepen. 1 action to every citizen, w ho at-know I ;o strict obedionce t«. its iron sway. Sivannah Republican. ;j\ is about to be disorbed of its mystery. • - '.r- - : A« the distraction of an «»ltl building in Seville, u Inch for the last century has been uccitpied by a family remarkable, for tneir ad vent u resiiiid arcliicyvinents with the buenniers who infested the tfoust. of Mexico, Florida, «Stc^ * urly in tho >ix teiujlh century a package of papers was found, consisting of charts mid journal, iu which were contained liacis iif life J»«’h pursued by the buenniers whilst in Ao.«*r. ca. 'Ouo'ofthe papers cauhitued a min. ute fliscriptiou of the Stone Fort, and the adjacent county, including the three forks •»f Duck.river.—From these papers it up pears that the Glcla, o hupatiicr vessel w a driven by stress of water, into a sinal harbour on tiie coast of Florida, where tin pirates found it necessary, to dismantli their vessel nod repair. That while r« paiis were going on. a distressing inulim hr*»ke out; tiie principal officers were pul to dentil in the most cm. I manner, j the vessel distroved. The party com Hug of uliout two lumdred persons, be determined lo« r -cl a cnlmiv in the ii world, wandered along ihe coast -of Fl da until they fell on Mobile B .y, which they followed ui» until they met the Ala. Iiama river There crossing the fiver i north westerly direction, they met tin three forks of the Duck .river, where they located themselves and built the Stone Fort, which afforded an asylum and a r.-treat secure fiom the incursions of their ibeu powerful iieighours. the Indians. Her- ihey remained sum j twenty years, but at length having expended their amu uitiou, mid hav;ug lust many oftUe.tr party by disi use, a number of the survivois de termined to retrace their steps toward the bolder of tho Atlantic. This licit tg oppo sed an interim! feud commenced which was kept u,» by both parties « tli the most mireloM ing fury a id c.'uelry, until but four or five r muuued of the colony. The sur vivors finding themselves destitute, in n wild and desolate coil-itr.V, de'erm'med. if possible, to reach again those having obtained some information lr. the Indians, they took a westerly cou II they met the waters of Tennes: Mr. Uifidlii api>c;ir9 ld,mu «t luvo C' ..d as much as. lil any lllilig. that Ini did uot-perceive the fuvotable cltaiice whlch tiie disordired currency;fold, eiiurmous ^xpati.iuii oV the circulation,dy the'State banks, would have aflurdi-Ujo him ir. an immediate liqmdutuui. i adiicperSeVer cd in closing up, it is altogether probable ihal his. bank' would have realized.a^Vcry large dividend, at iln geSpi use of the gen- oral government., As it is, iho general government has been paid n considerable portion uf Us immeiisn deposites in the State (tanks, at the expense of theb.mk. The YVcsterti. country, could .not pay bath, uud the only question was. which creditor should conus i» first. The batik suffered I lie government to get thuf advantage, and it hue paid the penalty. »- .Now had Mr. Biddle and the bank ac ted consistently with the spirit *>f the ap plication made to Congrats lor a fe-char ter of a National Institution, they would have escaped ull these misfiirtttocs. That np| liuation was based ujmu the nr guinent that a National Back was iodis pen Sat do lo llie ri'gtlhl ry without was considered as t necessary d tv in J poM- his stockholih the currency, which were l»y his own shewing, to follow iIn: rejection of that aj plication. Most clearly of ull was it lus duty not to receive m payment for any debts due immediately totne hai.k. ob iga- Ii<ntsr payable at Inug' dates and in furture instalments. Tln se were all hazarded, it the hunk was sincere iu ns prog tosiica tioi. of fulore danger, by removing iN.y- inent so f>r forward. The real truth. IRW1NTON, AJ.A. . Perhnds there nevdrWns n prettier site fora town, than that «»n which Iroinfonis situated, a perfect le.vcd extending back from the river h o.k about a mile and a half; the bluff on which it .is situated, ri ses about 153 feet above low wuter mark, making an angle, and running in a straight line, up. and dowu the river, for some con. sidciuble distance, affording a fine view of the passiug boats, as they “walk the water'ike a thing of l*fe. w The sireeta are wide, cutting each other at right an. gles, covering"about a nub* square. The lots are targe and roomy, allowing ample space for kitchen, and flower gardens; and we are pleased to see that the Ladies of our place have u laudable pride, and display great taste and skill,* icfUho or. tnugcmei.f of their onunncntal gardens. They add greatly both to the beauty and hcalthfullnessof our town, and we hope the Horticultural Society, will encourage ibis commendable spirir. The tuerca ttilo optwaiiona of I rwimon, iijo certainly very eucmiragiiig, at.d they arc being cstahlfohed «»u the d«»w»i “brass and no grumbling system. ’*u liich is al- i argument J ways ihc surest. The tick system which it was obviously a Lhas,-ruined so matiy sellers and buvers.is Biddle not to ex-i nearly nbainhme l. iu this section.* The to the disorders ill si.li s, co isequently, are not so large, but the Merchant kuo’ws wliat ho is doing, and wn shoulds-iy, from i.ie supply in our iiiurket, boih ot dry giMHla and groceries, he finds il a uretly com fort a Ido huisness. IrwiuUm ts destined t« be»bv store house ofa vast extent of cou dry, which is popu lating very ta>4 with iulc’ligent and sub- .stnutial far tiers. Conic over and look at us, wo yet have room enough mid in «pare* Southern Shit Id, If SI appi’ i have Ih c that Mr. ttiddh did not himself giimeulhe was urging. He did not fore, see the d :ng<-rs to the currency which he pretended; tor if lie had done s«i,ih'e. bards would have been wound up instead of con tributing, as it has done so largely by its own example as a slate institution, to ve rify the troth of its own prediction us a national on**. THE WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. —... Tho President of the B inn) of Com. ,* and J niissiouers id* the State Rail Road b; 1 g at present abroad on the business of Ills trust, and the law oily specifying that officer to make the quarterly report nfllie ■I belonging j progress and prospects of ihe work, to the i.l'la lather Hcauephew’s fleet, on board j people through the Governor, the nt|Hn( I wh eh they took passage representing for the last quarter will not probably be liemseives as being shipwrecked niariii- J laid before the people for some limit to :! at length landed in France being urful baud of bucaniurs. the h The Stone Fort coutainc'sseveral acres •flam), is regularly constructed, tiudap- -ears to have been planted by a skdllid agim er. Within tin? walls are now grow ig trees which b**ur the marks ofaniiqtu- *y. appearingl*» have been stamliog two or threw centuries. T.m county adj icen* to the Fort abounds with natural curiosi ties, such as mounds cavems.dcc. Southern Shield ODD DUEL. In ‘Memoirs of the Co’man family/ latdv published iu England, w« find the folio* ' pleased, how- nine measure to supply this desired in- trination, having received a letter from no of the commissioners which affords s interesting details in regard to this ;re H i.indertakiu|. On the lOili of March last, fifty miles f the superstructure (attract on fovorahlu t I’he most of the coiiir CAST IRON CHURCH. The following is extracted from tha London Mechanics* Magazine. “St. Geoigt-'s Church, Liverpool, ia nil object ,»t c.Mttmh laWe interest for its taste, and as having been uenrly the first cast iron church creeled in Great Britain. ** I lie whole of the frame work of tho windows, doors, roofs, pulpit, and orua. mental enrichments, j,ru „f .nisi iron. I In* length is 113 feel; the breudlii 47. li is ornamented by a splcmlcd cast iron window ot s-ui a d glass.” It ts not, perhaps, generally known that a great jiro|M»itioii ol the large niaMufac. to it s erected in E gland within ihe Inst ten years, are all iron except I he wall*. And within two years past, several cot tages at id and country villas have been pm lip near London, which are exclusive- 1\ cast iron; walls, doors, steps, roofs. ANECDOTE OF HENRY CLAY. Hu was lravelling in Virginia and late one evening arrived at a fashionable hotel, in a very plain former-like drc^s.and step ping to the h.»r lie inquired ot the sprue* loir keeper if lie could give him a room. He was told that the rooms were all nc ciipi'-d, but that he could have a bed hi a room with several others. ‘Very well* | said Mr. Clay, and was shown up three \ or lo ‘ ‘ ' * nil c ivith s Minion sort uf pcop'e, already He Mur *ed in’and was soot/sc j pencil, nflhocwmy directore, f*» niilli,„„.,f francs wl.icl. Il.c Consul ' - . . . . .General had inhumed us were ready, by the parties t tiga- Wo have been tin * who, it was kin ged in'the yillany, wouMTiot lie h tendance at. tfic.^lyard to detect the fraud ' * ,«v ..f,a.*» The Miirmoortire said to be increas- -ing very raphlSy^ornl ypl their ductrius is most al»tmIjtitiI0gnatfcul. . .. - . . .THE SrSdQUiS -T R.AGEDY’ : The St. Louis Rcpublicaih.df May 1. says:Forsonie doys.’past the city au- thmuics huyq bevM engaged ui iuvcslt- ^ating same, recent'(ieveiopmetits c«in. peeled witn the raprderHf Messrs. 13a- ker and Weavek, and the Iiurniug of. llic store of Messra Coto.ER & Pettus. •y c'lizens, by.which . A.tiegro raati uaroed EUUyard.H. Ennis, "i-tfity-to efface! IT -fo» * iaH I'cen for some time past in the iWTAlirnTe 1 ^ batl*er iiatnqJ-Johusoh, ig a ^rsatetlieNatl.iiS days at anch this famous republic, ami all that l can say to you of the misery of the people, will scarce suffice to give you any idea of it. ’ “ I have been every where and every where have seen nothing but degrada tion and corruption. Men in rags com pose the mmy ami exhibit a most ludi crous military masquerade. Cavalry or foot, matieuvre like horses at the word of command, t ot, gallop, fyc. Both offi cers and soldiers are without shoes; one has spurs tied by a cord to bis naked feet, another has niade himself spurs >vith-a piece of iron drove into a wood en sole tied to his foot, and one whole eompany which I inspected minutely, bad not a single musket which would go off. The officers iu rags ask charity. . V. Slothfuluess, pn'verty..in its mo-t h'i* demw form—and in tlie wgr.1. it it most hideous, alone meet your eye’ nt the town of Port an Prince^ : Tl»e fields ate overruti by-brambles, logwood trees, aiul •In ihe course of some convivialities with Ills brother officen*. John Mnckliii (the sou Macklin the aclnryhada quarrel with one ot fhi! , n, which was taken up so high on both sides, that nothing else lint a ilm*l was to determine it- Accord, mgly, it was agrei’il that the parlies should meet the next morning, tit an up. poii.led place, with seconds am) pistols. When John Maclihn come on trie ground,! he appeared wrapped up from head to j *V.| in a louse great coa*» so that no part 1 of his figure could bn distinguished but his head. This was thought an odd dress lor n man about to fight a duel; hmvev. r it passed w.thnut lurliier notice nil lie ground was measured, and tin* a-itagouists were desired to take their different stands, when to the surprise of all Maekliu, i browing off l.is great co it, appeared in a P'-rfoct state of nature, without any article of* dress abouthim than a pair of morocco .-Uppers. His antagonist;sotiicuhai sur priMtd, i. quired tho causo of so o ld an appearance ? ‘Why, sir,’ replied John Macklin, very cooly, will tell yon with great candour, in order that, if you please, you may lake the same udvin t.ig« s ymir- scllV It is litis!—l am told that most of the wounds that prove mortal in India unse from some part of the woollen or linen, which a man generally carries about him in these encounters, being foiced into the flesh along with the ball, and which occasions, in this very hot climate, a spe* dy 'mortifications. Now, to avoid this, 1 am determined ro fi^ht quite naked, just as you see, •hat if 1 „ n ! should have iheiiiistbrttmeof befog ivouiK ire- | ^'*‘^ * “kail at feast li .ve a better chance l*„ r I« f recovery/ The firmness, or novelty -f this declaration, and the cxlraordfonrv cliim cys, s ish. & c . In England, where vi'ood is dear and irosi cheap, tlw Jirst cost of such buildings is less iha-i those «.f tinilicr. In durabil. ■ity uod in'Wuiy, (hey ore, ui course, un- ..... ......^ equalled. YVlo-i, oi'ae (in.shed, sucil . ,.m ,.„rter| bu ' l,l ‘';? , 1 , «l"'-" ■“* n P- r »; -u«l «|« to ihe Suite. ,M " S - "‘"‘v carved oiimumnts cast little raciors commenced J ,,mro ,ho *‘ castings. From tho operations iromediau ly thereafter, uud | nwn ”'* V‘ e,r construction, i.ddirious are now progressing rapidly with the l! ,r ‘ ,ol » cr, l»«.’ns can bo made without in- work. They are required bv their con. ;J" rV or *« ‘he appear- tracts, to have the timb r all sJelivered on j a,,cu *" u building, at any time. iho road by the 1st day of Atigvst next; I , ' and lucre'is no doubt bt: if will in done j WIIAT MAKES A FEDERALIST »b..ut Tli- Th« G.,v.-m..r- s p„ly, r,->p™«i, e u, -* ; a d j his whims, a nte app vmg ihe orf/oi,# oiinm «d ad the limhers to bo Kyaiui uud' for this purpose utrmi^eo m iking for the necesssary :nat« of which they expect to have c 1 tract framed ami laid down on fi ndy for I’he ‘•ry < ohtaiii iron, but h- but have a hojn* Milking so shmily. We arc gratified that such pra* Inis been made, an I look foriva.d t. eoiliplelioli of this great itlt.iuldotiii. as to the fact, His nr« J nfb\U* r-.hs‘ to all who „ ■Is. J.M j X.,Bai.k. T« «p.bl. s h such nn »no | ; l .slitii!inii, implied p..wer& are rcsirtetl iiu.es. j to. aiid the doctrine of impltcathm, i* ihe » ‘ iron. | principal mark ol*a Federl^l. Hence it lion to ndlou* that ihe suppniters of n U. S. 1 «•« Bank arc F.sle alists. Adopiidg tins clas. tnents, sihealioi-, Me pn*st.-: l below ;i fow names, now high in the democratic parly, who pivoted for Ihe charter ..I Ihe late v. Starts • 'be B iu the House of Represent;.live* 'tug, v.1816) and shall style them, by way of loan} dishonor. Iiiato ifoitli ivliich - In the morning lie arose, and >n the side ot- liis b-*d he kept his ions iu a roai ol laughter, relating humorous anecdotes and jokes. Some of them enquired of the bar-keeper when they went down what ‘f.inuy old cock* he Imtl put in their room. He could nut tell i, but at the breakfast table they were a'ike surprised, when, a geoth-man board, tug there recognized, a.nl saluted him ifoiiml respect as Hei Senator. The poor h ir-keej 1 confusion and l«.st ini time in pre- j ig ihe best r<«>m, always reserved for ; the President and members of Congress j ... .. II.V u.lorn.il.' him pi**n«wl IK'H b lor.- him. n Was ready. NNevcr mind - d^ermined the second of his adversary copied, I present a !Mr Clay. *tou perfectly mnodaUoiii zall a jjfht?^Uoi?|lHq-: le tl^dkclosure, .. ^ ' Tho circumstances «F this humble af- “ follows:-^- { ,._ v , mt lO o’chick_dn Jjatarday night,the rapacious lichens vvhielt ohstnict tiie wet|l fn»iivihe barl»er sUup to jiis - roads and destroy t^c old jdautatii ug house, lieiit'. liy Leah,-a„free YVith tiie exception of a few gaid Geucral Jackson said tu Iris Innugitral Address., that ‘Reform,* i. e, removing public officers, he, found‘inscribed on the list of Executive dudes, in characters too legible to be overlooked/ . That he did •rluok uluit he. cotisiderud a., iiu. peralive duty, may be known from-the' fact, that in less than one year after his Inauguration, there were teinoved over tiro thousand individuals/ Among (hem there were not less than fifteen Foreign, Ministers and Commercial Agents, nine Marshals.' at.d .fifteen U- S. AiTornies, f rly eighrColIeeiorsaad Revenue officers, liiie Indian and Nivy Agents,and mire- than five bundled Post-mas ers, aside from (he Iiotslof small offices which were made vacaut hy his sul»irdi.:ates, -Yet.these very cormorants, wife* have surfeited ihcniselvrs with spoils, »ip imv trying out against*i<pbifsn'on/ Such (udiscripi- iuate syycepjng was never In-fore known. and wttru.-t m Heaven it wfj'never again be rCpea'cil iir.lhis country. JLcl.the YYhigs dismiss rrnm who have made- ihcinselvcs obnoxious by,their offensive-, ness in.political life, bpLbf-yond that let them borate J Xet the offices be filled |»\ytien of raoral worth mid^foltgrity qf- hib-“ii*> luoorers iicinj- ■ to db usd, .cnai*iv|tjj-. one fiot'being,, willing, to work for nVother 'claims- than their rs: other/’—Ncic York Courier. zeal,let■ every such man be rt II w the uff-iirto proci liter, he declaring that they were not on a li'tv, uud ihe ultornativeof fight, ing a duel naked, however hot ihe climatt is nc.lher agreeable to iho laws of huuor decency.* fresh in lb,- a> *lti- ! federalists- \V.! look forward in I John C. Calhoun, Van Buren Senator w h n Ihe travel and ««* Congress. sc, a portion of Ken- I Alfred Cuthberf, Van Buren Senator io union of* Illinois, ami j Coogre.-s. State will ppri Wi.y ol* |"«.|„.rily. prospect lo :lte tim products of Temie lucky, Missouri, a )w»rtwui of Aikaiisas, will all way through old Georgia, t* ureat *1111)01 and to deposit the] burdens on ihe Ihmihii ot l.itt 1 l«mic, the great nighway of YVheu that tune coiues it will speak in 1 which w ill reach from M tine to New Orica i s, for Ihe sag .city of our State, imd the enterprising spirit of her 1 .—Recorder. wend thi find 1 heir r precious tighty At- 0Cr*A discourse delivered in the Vil- ige Church hi Amherst. (.Mass.) on the anting of the annual Stipe Fast, April 8, 1841, by Hetiiun Humphry; D. D. prasideut of Atnhcrst College was devo ted to a consideration of the event, ol which the news had arrived only the day previous, of (ha death of Gen. U auuison. YVe can imauine the effoct of ti upemouof l hat discourse, as fid'i . “ When at the funeral of Louis Four teenth, his favorite Chaplaiii.rose up,to address ihe vust multitude of m.bles attd courtiers; of stateMiicn and warriors an I aav.ins’; of scholuris's; the proud and ackuqWleded representalivi's of the talent and lcariii(:£ai.dYeffi:yn»ent a d chivalry oi France, all clad iti (tie deepest uwiur- Sihig; the first senteure «P the preacher was: There 'is nothing great but God ! ond niethi ks I hear thb', solum re* SMoiise,Troin ait the long draivii aisles of the Cathedral.* Tuere isKothixg great itrT : G«!D! Kings, Emperors and. Pres- ideals, the proudest-rulers oft he mo.-t en- r*y: r*?“- iifihlened amf powerful Stalr^r-wjiat ara r._ Especially^let men nlui have they, hut diist. With a, little breath.to keep to be dissolved and seoti IMPORTANT RESULTS, The Cincinnati (*hroui«-l«\ copying longstutistic.il table from Niles’* R>-gi '11 reference to iho trade between if United States and Europe, aecompaim it by the following mimnii.tg up of rcVutt: | 1st. We are about two hundred and fit* ty millions ofdolars, in one from or auo tber, in debt to Krope. 21. Th i-.i point of national economy, the Administration* 01 John Quincy Ad ams uud James .Mouiee were the most successful of any that wc Inv had; 3d. That Mi llie end »*f Van Buren’s Ad- ministration, we were just forty mill mus of dol.irs m ire in debt than at the begin- ing. 4th. In the flair years of Mr. Adams’s Administration, the nations made j-ist twenty nudum «f collars by forcigeu trade. John borsylh. late Van Buren Secreta ry ol Sut.e. YVilso-i Lumpkin, late Van Buren Sen ator in Co lifeless. William R. Kixo, then n Rcprrsedta- tive Iroui Noith Cwioiimt, and now Van Buren Senator in Congress foom Albania. . >. Republican. Daniel YVeh.4ier.1ntW S-crctary of State and others uho voted w»l \ httn against the charl*;r- Falso, tiypocritic.nl, canting, hollow- hearted democracy, bult.dd thyanTai in a mirror uud bush! — Tuscaloosa Monitor, FIRE IN NEYV YORK. A fire broke out fit Pearl street, near YVail, New York. Friday night, which de stroyed property, exclusive of buildings, to the nmount ol from $150.000 to $20U, 009. A* the site of the building* was » imagine the effect of the solemn portion of tin- ground burnt over iu 1835, had be- TO NEWSPAPER borrowers. Gentle mm 1—Don’t you foe I ashamed of yourselves! , Don’t you foe! consider, able.cheaper than dirt-hoy 7 Do./j you know whul a mean, sneaking j>ort ofa business it is to take what another nine, pays for, to live on other folk’s money 7 wul nw.re than ail this, more lha.* all that over u as said, more than all that ever M ill he s iid, more than all that cun be said, to cheat ihe poor, h.*rd wotking piinl«r out of Ins cent mid a hair per di*m7 YY'o ask you solemnly. did you » vi r r * fleet over ihe outrage you are thus doii g to justice, to decency, iu the well fo-iog „f bocicfy, we might say to the wj.-hes of piiblndimiv by getting your m ighbor’a iper mid yet muking him pay for it! YVe-jurt put these few iun-resiing quea. m.s t«» you for \ our careful uud si.bcr flection. You see. We lint only lose custom but those who gi t it. get the re-erection, care had been taken to make the new edifices oubstniitial mid strong Consequently the main wails of ihe buildings are all standing. The fire broke out iu No. 146 Pearl street, east side mid cmnsumed, lli.il mid the following : N«>«. 114 ami 112 YV.iter street, and^Nos 448 ami 144 Pearl street. Five stoyes, ttlr«f ilium four or five stories high. The- sufferers and their losses arc as follows; Mr.S.' Cochran’s loss is estinm- icd ot ab*mt ?6p,(h)0, said t*» he insured. .Richards, Bassett ii-Aboro’s l*ws estima. ted at iitiul' $4 : .f.OfiO—insured. 'Ynt. .Rust’s loss about.$o,0U0, imaired 83.60U; hlo papers is estimaled from §15,000 t< $20,000—uu insurance; tho toss ou th< nothing by it. Thai’s the thing that will r up your conscieiii'ea, if you have any ■which, by iho way, we,, honestly com- less ue very much doubt, Now, we not mdy ore no better, mid a good deal worse i»ff hy y«ur running utler y«mr neighbor’s |»»per, fait We are * o.,tiuuallv beset by the suticrersto-do soint-lliing for their relief. A maii who buys and pays for a ‘.hing likes lo keep it himself; and depend upon, it, even' if. he lends y*iu “ bis fo*per, aoff smiles very graciously and politely when he dwe* ii yet he thinks two cents the worae ofyou every day he.does so. _ So think'over this matter; it is one of thriifo > iiig interest; and lel us earnestly beseech ' you,' wliethcn ihefe be a Nuiional Bank kua> w ^ __ or not, wheihyr th^re hn a Tariff or War ; fit. Duraiid & Co’s loss in notes mid valu.a- Great Britain, still, let the. .fire of jusiiee De pics**iv« r c > upim/he altsrofyour . tratriotism; ;ahd 'decide* never' again to