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Kirill ©mratews r r .m« Tl<kt'IHNI.k<ftN ••••»' Hl» l«. 1 LINKS St’iKKHI KIM IM IIIK MISS (»F Til K I). S. SMSM'OK WAIi HORNET. The avunlnj wind* *hnck'd wlldlyt the -I nk cloud K*«t*d upon lb** borison'- !•• »»», mi l grew Mightier mi I roighikr, (tingin: it* Idueli melt A round ili«* lnmM"d offing. till it gm v J Wiihin in t**rr»Mo rml*rn*c, iIm* "II Tim nr* ft hi lil un of •"•••mi. ’I h'*n nnur, forth ftnm til" liifinlm »l' water*, ••Mind* C-mfu'd—appalling) fnimtlm dread lit* allot a, Tfov cam* ahcaviir swell, u lengthened roar, Each moment dc-qier, rollrg "n <•«* »’«r With mutt pnctenton* voice. Knrh him I <1in rack, H Midland l« Imullaiil, a* tlionngrv gnlph rolled In billow* shoreward—and the f«*mli« , ry l*»'im Of twice l"n thousand hmknn S'trje* «ail'*d High o'er lint dim *«*n land. Tin* «tnri|ftl c'i'l. Whh*cn*ain prophetic, •ought Id* savage rl ll”. And e'en the liinl that Invuato »nil loil ween The ridge* nf thn ten, with hurried soaring, fhtw from the blast** fipico onset. ‘One—far off— One hupWa "hip wn* *r**n upon th*» do *|i. Breasting tliu western w iter*. Nothing liv**<l Around her—nil wn» dosrrt—for tint •t"im» lUd mode old Ocean's realm a solitude, Whm inanmijjht fear «o mum. And there she »nt A lonely tiling amid the gathering strif*?, With pinion* folded—not for rest—prepar'd To itrugglu wlih tho lumped. 'And it came, Aa nieht abruptly dos'd; nor mwa nor «tnr Ijook'd from the *Uy, hut darkness, doop n» tlmt Which reign'd sVr the primeval chans, wrnpt Thai fatal bark. sura when ihn lightning hi*«ed Along the bursting billow. Ocean howl'd Totlie high thunder, and ill* thunder «poko To the rele-lllou* ocean with a voiro So tertihlo, thnt allihu ru#h ntid mur Of wave* wore hut at the meek Inptnof rill*, To that deepaycrlantlng penl which come* From the*, Niagara, wild Hinging o'er Thy »toep the river* of n world. Anon, Thy Hghtniega glar'd more fiercely, burning found Tfet glowing Hiring wilhiinwonied stuyt Aa Iftiiey IlngerM o'er tiro dark nhv«« And rala'd it* veil of horror but to show lit wild and tortur'd fnce. And then tllu wind* Jlnkl oft a momentary panic, A* ■pent with their own fury; but they cninn Again whit added power—with •brick tindery Almost unearthly, a* if on tlieir wing* Tati'd by the spirit of the •torm; 'They heard) Who rode tlio midnight mountain wave—the video Ofdeath wna in that erv unrnrtlilv. Oft |nthe nod buttle they had ieen Id u •trid * The glowing dock, Monitoring hi* binning bull, Andbtvnlhing liquid flitino, until thn wind*— The very wind*, grow faint, uinl na the wave Retted the column'd *miike) but on that night lln came with tenfold terror*—with n power That •hook nt mice heaven, earth; h'.suiinLtois Of vongoanco round him—the grout wind, tlw ten, The thunder, nnd tlio fated Hull! Ala*! Paydnwn'd tint on the mariner; cm morn, The lightning lit thn Iranian to hit gruvo— The (oa-dog fuatlud uli tlio duud!' .1 L.CLVUKK. Savannah, September 21th, 1039 MATIIKW CAREY Tim following letter, written a ‘lent linn* I "To re -demise, to n flieial. by Mr. Carey, wet comma- lliCMtftl to tin* cdttni* of I lie NntiiOial Intelligencer. Tlw *onliiiient* in*-1 bow* otlfit expressed to our* Ives by lie 1 d«*ri*.i»i-d |diibinllimpi«t t "Roar Mrt—I *end you, bv till* mail, n copy implcte nf the Querist, u* fir iu it hit* gone—I, 2. •I 3. " I am greatly below pur. I nin fearful that the •into of the rountry it h"|" , le»«. I'oldlc monil* nni at the lowi'tt «bh; and private •ham u po'tion «f the *nmo fate. Keganl for tolf appear* to lie the prodoiiiiniilil finding: " Kverytnnn for tnytelf," n* the Dutchman *md when Im had *e|/.ed nil hit could lay hi* hand* on. P.iMjioct* huvn lieretofom learn 'ry gloomy in «oine |eiiut* of view n« nt pr-Mtnt, but we could lieretofom »oo " a little chornh *miling aloft," to cina*rii«oti our way, hut no tc|c«cn|H> can enable it* to *en " u cherub aloft" nt pnuont. Mygenenil heiilill i* at good u* muni. Hut tlw fia'idone** of my limit* nit her lucrente. Ami my rout lining eyn ennnot perforin It* function* by tlw 'light nf tit* lamp,' a* it wn« wont to do. 1 think intwli on ' Mr*. Tlimln’* Tltrnn Wurnhig*' I too linvc my thren wnrning*, not however, exactly the mime a* h*r*. I am in n great metuure, tooth* ripple, nnd half blind, lint Hind no de ny in invintellectiiul power*; on thu I'ontrury, I agree with tltoimef, (I'oph I) Thn •our* dark cottage, halter'd and decay'll, Let* in new light through chink* which time ha* made. " Your* very nupcrt/ullv, MATliKW CAUKY. '• 1'hihidelphia, Aug. 3ft, IU39." TheMeftr*. Harper Iniak pil’di«her«, nf New York, nf.* u family of four brother-, bred to the piimiug bu«lne*» In tlwlr youth, nod eutlre'y tin nielli led* of their own for'line*. They were fi.st apprentice* to their htidne**, limn journey men pi in- ten, and finally publisher*. Horn eV iudnUrioii*, worthy ami piou* p-irnnu, living mi l.ong |«|rind. they onlv followed the common prnriicu of i lint part of til" rooiury ib leaving tlieir parental borne to make tlieirown foitmira In the metroiodi*. John, tlio elder of the hinthcr*, in tlieir joint concern, ad* the part of treasurer nnd I'm inciei,.lniiie*, the neat in ngn, i« ilia bu«inea« purl tier, providing the •tock in trade, and Inking a general subversion of the numeroui njierolion* connei'.ti'd with the im* me"Mi biiiinea* of the bou«e; Wet lev, the next in ngn, I* thn literary |inrtni'r ill the concern, Id* ih- lie* extending t» tint literary currexpondunce, with honiu and foreign author*, to the •election of work* to pi|ldi«li, nttitted by eminent literniy geot'emen nf the city, and to the general correct ion* of theedi* limit; wltilo Klnicher, tin* yn uuei, I* lie* mvrcbnnl of tin home, nnd may nlwny* lie found intending to order* in thn vn«t lniiik*t’*ni nf the ei>tuldi*linieni. Them never wnt perlinp*nnolber iiMtnnee know", where four brut her* Imva for u cour*e nf year* *•» hurinoidiiiidy nnd per*everiogly worked together to build up tlw fortune* ol' tlwtc great joint •tuck home,nnd make llieii name* known nulm patron* of leuiuinx along wilhtlin Murray* nnd l,onguiun* of Loudon.—free 7 FROM TUB CKLKSTIAL KM Pi UK. Dy tlw at rival of the *ldp N malic, from Canton, verbal advice* totbo l2lhol'May ImVo been recriv. ed, and Canton paper* to the full, about n weak later ihtui we Im.l by tlio way of Kngland. The ver* bal informntion I* tlmt on ilia 7thof May tho port wat nMUKiiied lor the dopurinro offiin'igu veamd*. but not mr tlmir ontiniico. The ojiliun turrrndnrnd by Captain KHIotl amounted In 33,322 cbe-U. The Dritish ni»liloMU wets piopnring to leave Ciintoii, being in»truct* , d hi In do hy Captain Kllioir. In (air luil »uinmury iifChineiu imwi wn itated, generally, that after III* tiiumpli ever 'll* HritNh *u* poriiitendent tlm comini«tioiier, Lin, hud turned Id* attention to tlw cornu *ofother nnlium, and among them to Mr. Snow, the Amerinmi consul. Wn *ta* led al«o that thu opium in American hand*, amount, Ing to 134ft elicit*, hud Imen returned hy Mr. Snow to Lln, ai Uritiih property, nnd n« forming pat Inf tho20.2R3 dieit* returned by Captain Klliutt. Same couiidcrubla conv*|Mindeucn rained upon thi* re* turn, with which the •Invwd eamniLilaner wn* hy nomoaitl *ati*liei|, and fiimfty Im thundered forth u •peeial edict, in the word* and figure* following, to wiu " On tlw ICth day. nftlm 2nd month of the 19tli year of Taunkwang, (ijfttli March. UUII.Jihc Amer ican coniul, Snow, prenontcd tin nddiu** at follow*, (Iwre tho nddrei* i* copied.) " Thii having coma Wforu mo, the high impci Ini r.otnml**iunnr, 1 Ibid that already, iMifora thi* time, tho Knxliih »up.Tinum>leni Klliott, pruiomed an ad- dmi, declaring that thn opium hulnngiag to Kngli«h •ohj.-cu, which he Imd re ptired nf them to deliver up to him, wn* 30,3)13 oitu>t«, and that ho hud no control over tlw pdnplw of other cauulriu* not un der Uiltiih nde." "Thi* declaration nf K llott'*i* clear nnd explicit, Now I, the high im|M’rial cumtniulmirr, command- ad Snow, tho American coiimiI, to mako a clear and ftill atnteinent of all the opium of hi* countiy ■nd prcraiit tlm ■ tine lor delivery. Hut ha come* forwnrd hi reply, with this •tnlcment, that nlirndy 1540 clioau have Iteun taken and delivered up to KHl'if to be It Hided over to govcinmunl. Thi< really I* greatly nt variance with Klliott’* Mate- mont, end i* a dull pretext. I commuiul ohrdienco to the provinu* iii«triiciloa«, that a fall and true ■tateinont he made out ami lie pro«euted for de livery. Let iht?ru ho no cunccnlmont to involve guilt. " Whorvfore, l tnnd till* di«pnioh to tho prefect, that he may InimAdiutcly convey it to thu bang liter' chant*, tolieliyibiuntraiunililixl to thu raid couatil Snow, to nlhiy tlw *anin withont o|ipo*iiioa." On the In of April tlm command wn* reiterated, in nn e let addrv**ed to tlm elaiiitiinii of ilmCImiii' IwrofComaierec, hut with wlml ellccl we im> lint Infotmed. It npiwnn, Uowewr, thnt thcduUvory of oi'ium hy Captain Klliott h id been iiieivn*ed from 20,203 ubeiu to 23,322, and it i* piobnlde iImt thu addition wn» managed loinuliuw by dm Amviit'an con«ul. Tim bond nr agreement which t In-h uig merchant* wiiheJ the foreign mcrdianl* to *ign, hut which they atoadify refuital in aign, wn* a* fdlow*. "Tho empty receiving *hip* -bull In*nil *ent back to tlieir cnuntrle*. Klliutt and Jnliii*ton slinll forth* with petition tho King of their country nivruly to command all dm merchant* tremblingly to obey tlm prohibitory law* of ili"cele*tinl empire, which for bid tho importation of opium into China) and to leave oil’manufacturing tlio drug. Should opium Im di*cnvered on board uny men'll ml vend uriiving in Canton, after tlm autumn of thi* year, ilia raid voted and all her cargo shall bv c mfilcaied to gov ernment, and the *hall nut be allowed to trad*, nnd all th » punier concern, d •hall, in compliaueo with the law* nf thucelkitinl empire, Im pat to deu’li, tri/Ziar/y *ubmitiiat» to their doom! " All vcmoI* wliieii, having -ailed from tlwlr cua- trim before the pre«*nt rigorou* pr.diddiioti- were knows, *1ihII arrive in Chiun during die*,oing and aunimT month*, shill imumdiniety they nirive,de. liver up ell tlm opium th*y mn»* have on hoard, without daring towe.re o tlm len-t puriiele. "IVulto c isjoi.vri.r declare that this our bond UjHH and true." Tho Uuiual State* frigate Columbia wn* nt M |. can, tod tlw *kmp of war John Adim-expoce I. Captain Ori-wo'd, of tho Niasidj, report* tlmt nt Aqjier, whom hetouchftl, ho wn* Informed by the governor tlmt new* had arrived by a lliiiuh npm m dipper, which Mailed from Canton nn tlm 17th of May nf a renewal of -lilllcultiua, in consupieueu of which the trade Im l again btvu *topi»vi|.—.Y )' Com. 2GM nit. 1 An hnputtor.— fhe I'uil oi.-lp'dit llnrnld nod H'-titiool give- thu following hi-lory of a pivuuided Count who wn* oinriiod to a le-perlablo I nly in tliut city, wltilo hu Imd a wife uml childeru in France. Tlm ex tminnli utof Adolphode I'niie. b", alin* fircgtdreC'Imvnli'T, wn* concluded yiMterday, after con* ooiug -evernl day*. Never ha* llmro been ex hibited ngnin-l any individual cliurgud with u crimi nal nlftiiien, before ncommitting magi-trute,a *iruii ger tniiu nf elntiimataiice*to prove tlm nr.riuatioii- al'eged. In tliu niiMt iiigoiiiiius manner did this |irule*«itig Count manage to win the iillectinii* of a liiely n *|Hctabln young Indy, gain tlm ruolidiuicc uf her relative*,deceive mi l impo-uujmu Ihtfriend.*, noil filially *ucc"udod hi gaining her cmunnl in matrimony, which wa* ctin*iimmated on tho 2ftih nf May lu*l. After g 'tling nn uiirnduction into the family, a* -tnted in tlm uvi luoue, hu aum-ed the mother with nnel'Npmnl d.'-cripiinu of Id- dining explain, of lim wound* Im hud received hi the three daysxtruggle,nftlm noble -laud taken in oppnddon to tlm tvnmny nf Loiii* I'll l.ip|"': of Id* nrr. *t uml trial: of tlm manner hi which, wliilo in pro*enee of thu Judge nnd Jury, ho tore dm hadgn of hu mr from hi* brenit nnd du«hcd it to thu u ir h: of dm dillitiullie* ntifluuntnnnl to ellecting Id* e*cape from tho Un tiln, whi< h loa |e»a n >hle and coumgemm mail would ttuver have been undertaken: ofilig man ner in wbicli linlmd been di-iulieiiied by Id* liitli r uml brother, nnd finally tlm largo fortune left him by liUmnih r, wlieh vinldud a mgular dividend of two llmiimiiil imrnmmm yearly, Stc. So fur from thi* being the truth it wn* pi mod he loll Honleiiux under dm mime id Clrogolro Clievniler, tli it In* l. Lock Smith hy trade, th it helm* left a wife trail t small childeru behind idm, in a mule of utter de*d* union, that *lm called "41 Lillwur to make impiiiy nlniul Imr lm*linud mi hi- roturn, mid after getdm! ids iHn-clion in Hhilndeiphin, of the captain, np- dt*"**ed him u letter Imploring him tirtclurn to Id- dude* n* a hil*haad and a fatiier, Jbc. Tho Mayor hound him over in the sum of one thou-und dolmr*. nod in default of hall he was committed to Moya- meii-ing to await Ills trial. Mr. Ru*h, nppenred a* eoou*el for the pii-miur and Me*tr*. NcCauly nnd llir*t I'm the priuucudon. Correspmidenee of the Journal of Commerce, Say Himmik, Cmm.,Sep.21,11179 I have just lemul that die brig Alplm. (*• mu Sid- nov. boiiiid in New York, unmaking Snylnimk Light for New l•'•udoll Light, -inick oa dm liar nt the tnouili of Connect inn river on Sunday nigh', un-hip pod lier neller and -love a hole in her eabin, ran*iuj lier to leak. She w-t* abnudoued by tlm captain and crow, taking with them two buxo* of liir*, -unie copper, and the b' l'i of her rail-, Are. Slio lui' cargo ofeoal. Siam that -lie ha- Imen taken po«. *e»*ion nf by thu (ioverilinent ullicer*, and nidi the aid nf a -mall meiimhnat, ha* Imen brought into liat lionr, for tlm h»nelit nf nil eoni'erned. /'rum the N. V. Amrrir-m. CA.MI* IVASIIlNUTuN AT THKNTON. \Vs i lk* Maine to ourmdveM that »" have not In-Inin lid* time »nid *om"lldng to tntr resdet* of till* ramp, which ha* now Imen «-*tnhU-bed at fren- tun for -nine nionili-, and wliirh in lid* happy re gion where neither wsr* nor rumor*ofw»u d -luih it* re|in-e, pfeseni* the »ci ne »o rare of tln sol'liet* life in ihelii'M. lieu ring some week nr two ofn, tlmt there wo* u# ImM review of the troop-, we pill omselve* into the mall train dial leavt * the foot of l.ioerty -tr> '*•. nt n 'piu'ler Imfiui' five o’clock, nod after n rapid wbi'l of Imlwi-en three nr.d four hour*, were drop ped in Tram un, which, Itrrnuse "f the n* xi day'* parade, nnd tlmt tlm Supreme Court of the Suite wa-iiLo then to convene, w.i» buoling with new ar* rival*. Tho morning'- ninroinhiight—nnd having *nmo reminiscence* nf camp life, we re«olvcd to coin- mem-e (Mir mi'bsry day with seeing tho new !.'unid turned off, and the nhl nun relieved. Accordingly, by night o'clock wn wcie on tlio wuy tu tho li- Id.— Thiiciiinn i-formed on the Trenton mco cour-a, distont about a liiilefrom the ccntroof the town— nnd li ving tho Delaware, di*tnnt about a mile on mm -id", nnd tlm A-ranpink mi thn other. Tlm tents lira pHclicil on the border of a fine grove of young tree*, which afford Imth shadennd slielliT.iind ns virwed from thu old Qunkor road, hy which the encampment i-approaclmd, it prcsenlta vuty *trik- ing s|".|'.inele, the wloie tent* brought nut nod finely relieved by a hack gimind and overaching canopy of Breen. The -trains of the hand announced, n* wo readied the ground, that the gumd wu«fmmnd; nod we «(miu-aw th" -Irum-ooijor, with hi- lloiiri liing -tuff—* line I.Mikiuc fellow, Iml lc** ornnmonU 'l and hcdi/.mined thuii Ills prototype in Kuro|»eoi *ervire* —marching nt the lieud of At* force* along tlm Hoe of the new gmi d—wliieh wn* -o m after pro*enl«d to ill""Dicer of ib" day, nnd after saluting, mnidied to i:« quitter*. An Interval of -nine two hour- wn* lo interv' ir* before the If"")'* wete to parade for review, and till* wa* diligent y and n«rcunhly ein|doved in wandering alioiii lint rnmp. renmving old aeipndniioii'e*— in the 4>h artillery, which con- •Iliale* tlm main fmeo "f the "ii 'amp limit, ha ver -ince tliu lllack Hawk War Imen in enn-tiinf, slivo and di taut *"rvic»*—and admiring thn re- imiiikilt*In ord rnnd cln&nline** of thi* linen city of lie wood*. We will i'iid"avor lo convey to mir u 'initiated nder* -mo" uoiiiin of the manner in which thu inn i* laid out. Til" soldier*' tent* nn 1 pitrhfd facing streets thnt run ut right iiugle* with tlmennnnptnei't; so tlmt, the spcciu nr in fron', the -ides of the tout* lire mu'iilcd ) and lli'Seof adjoining companies lire, cour«e, buck to back. In each tent there nre, i believe, seven men. At some distance behind • ihe soldier*' lent, and in line pimdlcl with the front, nre tlm wall tents, iis they lire culled, of thu corn- puny officers—the cnptiiin's in tlm renr uf the right, the lieutenant* in rear nftlm left, of tlm company. On immher parallel line, in tlm renr, am the tent* of the I'mld and -tnll'olficor*, and in rcur of the cen tre of tlm line, • Iml of the Colonel. Where v iriotis arms nre together, n- nt Tinnton, they are eiiminpi'd nonrding o nil established ol der of procedouen. The service of tiio«t honor, and which, ilicr'-fore take- the right un till occasion*, when diflereut troop- are iHsi'tnlded, is the licht nr living artillery— rding to the mmilmr* of tlieir regiment—-nnd, lastly, the infantry. With these explanation*, wit ask thu reader to nccoiiipany us a walk over the camp. On the right, attention i* first arrested hy ii fine battery of field pieces—six pounder*—all thu ap pendages ef limber*, caissons, nnd spnre wheel* tu guard against the uli'ert of accident. Ilehind them ore encamped the light artillery— n detacliineut of about 7ft men, eommnuded by Cupt. Ringgold, ii cavalier and a gentleman, who understand* men a* well a* be doe* gun* and horses, Immediately in front uf Jim buttery, the horse* belonging to tlm cuminii, and to til" nrtilerix'x, nre pickelted under II temporary covering eivcted for them. On the left of. nod in the line w'lh tli" flying ur- tillerv, i* a detachtin'iil id' the 3d regiment of dra- go to*, under Cupt. Summer—some 9ft or I III) men —whom the example nnd iu-ti uctinn of tlieir mini* minder have mole into Crntnurt, so much did Imr*" mid man wli |e on parade seem one ituimal. Their Imrse* nre. like thosnoftho artillery, placed uno distance in front nl thu tent. Next in order come two companies nf thn 2d Ar- till ry—and limn llio wh"l" Itli Artillery—under tlieViiminnnd of (.'el. Fanidug, with Major Helton nod Major Keying for hi* field ulli or*. Un the left of tlio line, mid nt n prmier interval, wa* tlm double lent of the (i"iieral Coimnaiidiog, Hrtgudier (ieiiend Kusiis, n soldier who i*u*ju«t a* lie l* impartial, and who neglecting on point of duly himself, •ulVorx not neglect. In oilier*. With the-e o'.ianinUtrUlies, nnd a* an ullicer ef approved merit, courage, mid service, be has tho entire confi dence uf hi* brother soldier*. Hot the drum* am Imating, and tho glittering (.olnnt* nre fust n**entitling. Looking nlmnol, moreover, mi the field, we -ee itcoveiud wilh a inallilii'L of jmopb'na foot, on Imr-eback, in ve- hides of all de* i lpliou*; i|m race *i onl i. filled with ladies, and lo! a- Captain Hiogg dd, with hi* Hying ii• li lory, sweep-hy at •iin'-d.lliuenr i- start led w ith tlm earthquake rumbl" ef Id-deal h<li*peu- ing Oiiliaon, Sana i- Im fod .wed at a r.ipi I gallop b\ tint draco ms, and anon ill nrdeiod march and long array, mmoupilm f o' artillery, each occupy ing the ulloticd ground with tlm precision of vd- LATEST FROM BUKNOS AYRKS AND MONTH VI|)KO. By the ship Brutu<, Cupt. Adam*, wn have re- rmiml Bueno* Ayre* tm(a»N to July 29ih, and Men. to Video to August Sth. Tlw part uf Hae m- Ayres wn- till blockaded, and ■II comma dcation cut off except by tho British Paokftt. There wa* nothing to warrant n U'lief that tbft blockade would In; taken off for s.nne month* to cool", n« t'm French admiral wa* ■tt.mipt. ing nothing m »re than u*u d, and (i .vernor Row* was as popular with Id* own |ku»|i1o a* over. Produce at Mmitn Video ram * in -lowly, and the prices were kept up. On the l*t of Aagn-t a new duty extra of 3 per cent, on iui'Miru *n4 3 jmr cent. M export* wa* put in force, a* a war tax, in addi- ion to tha former duties. New troubles have broken out in tho Banda Orl- **— ItWMSiU (hat 150ft ui m hid crossed over to that Province from tlw other *ide, heade.1 hy uem Lavutuna, w.mi" object i« to pm down the jfrajrt rmutiownt mid either to rolnitate Uribe or Herein, hlmwlf. ^HaaYnsctiiK. Uivera (the IWIeni) hid gmw with tlm intention of pu ling Sul £ EatSvft rids would PCUo e* ‘*y 0w> . *»» •; vu», u. A VAST KSTATK AND AYUNDRUUS STORY. Th" (Ti-i-'limnii G.uette Hiipplie* u« w ith a con- duo-cd statement of particulars connected with a law suit which i- to Im iried at Now O I m'l-during tlm en-ni'ig winter, in which Major (liteerd (taiiies, who bn- tecwitly married n second wile, lay claim, in Imr right, in an u-tate now estimated to be wui ill twrlre tnilHon* of do/tart! .M«. (I tin"* rial'"* to Im the legitimate dingli- ter "f tliu late Da.del Clark. Mr. Clink set- t' "I in Now Oilcan-, under tlm d.imininu of Spain, nnd Imemne an extonsivo morchnnt nnd spendator, beside- di-tiagiii*bing bim-clfu- a politician. II" died in IU 1*1, and Mr. Relf, of tlm mer'antilo firm of Clark & Relf, of Now Urlean-, took iiiiiimdiate |"i-*e-i.ioa oflii- im.tmnsnestates, under a will exe cuted in Dill. From that period to thu present, Mr. Relf In* ceatrob'd, conducted and di-pused of Mr. Clnik’* e-tale- without ucc.nimtnhiUty to any mm. Mr*. (J liar* claim- n« Mr. Clark's d.iughicr. Her -lory i* a romantic nnu. In IlM'Jer 11)03, Mr. Clark married In New Or- lean- a ludy separated from Imr li'ish mil. Tlm se* |*nialien ha I tuk«n p| »r.e in consciineace ef proof- licit he had a nrovi in- living wife—lint li- fore lim*" prtmf- were effectively ubt lined. Upon thi- acC "tnt tlm marriage wa* kept private. M>*. U.dne* wn* born of ibis m irr'a ;e. .;iad nome.1 Myra. Disagree meats t»ro»« between Mr. Clark unit hi- wifi* w lii.-li resulted in n final -ep.mitiou, in tlm year 11107, no public ackimwle'lgenmnis of tlw limning" having lakeo place. Tho Indy in the persuasion that Imr marriage with Clark wa- an illegal one, from hi* refusing hern public nek now |. dg •munt, intermar ried with a gent I on in iff Phi'wdelidtia, wlm took her to France wlmre they resided many year*. He i- now dead, a'i'l his widow, clnimiog to have linen one.* tho wife of Daniel Cl irk, is living, t.itri reside nt Natcliit'iclie*. lo 1013, it is alledged, that Dtniei Chirk made u new will,written c. wn -letv, in his own bawl wvil- ing by which lie n'cogi.ix d the legitimacy of his duug!it"r,and devised hi- imnmn-e pro|*etty toiler. Thi* will, it i- clnrg 'd. was ohtuiood and S"CiVt"d, if not deslroycd, hy Mr. Relf. In DM2, Myra ClarkoImcnm" the wife nf Win. \\. Whitney. She had Imen hrought up hy a Mr. Davi-.in total ljn«n-»ti.'e efoei parents, nnd of her nllelged ri;h « After tlm marriage nf AA'hitoey, in examining same old paper*, lie lir-t obtained an inti intiioii of hi- wife'- parent ag", nnd cl aim*, lie commenc'<1 an investigation which has led to tlm full proof, a* it U -aid, of all tho facta hero *tn'cd. In tlw hau l* of (I *n. (I dues, no d *uht, uvmy effm t will l*e made toclieit all tlm facts, and to -ccuro for hit wife the paternal heritage that his lawn wte-ieil from her. Daniel Clark wa* a native of Sligo, in Ireland, and came lo New Orleans npmi the invitation of a bachelor uncle, who nude Idm hi*heir. I|c filled a latg't spare in tlm i"ilitw*« of the country, and gave inlortitaliuniliatAllivconfiimed the Kentucky Span ish coiopirnry, and fatl'iiied uimiii (leu. Wdkiuton a corrupt partiripati*m in it. Tim (iu«llM apiNoal*a -ciiedule of Mr t'l-rk’s e-ta'esi the lima uf hi* dralh, valued at |>,I37,. 000. 'I'll* linn i-foinvI—but wb it bnxr.lng andh ir Hv 4H|t|oe.*«ed ntti'intir of iidmhaii"ii i« tlmt which teach"- «s from tin* a—embled moltbod T l.imkh l«*vend, we see advancing ilm reviewing ofiiccr, ftt'l uniform, ntid’inmtnted on it -teed, which, tlinogh ii"t lc— ihati 1(1 hand- -ccnii'd 'liminutive Imnealh it- loltv rider. .Major 0"in*rnl ScmU wn* nlneit ink" Id- plain* hi front nftlm line, atidn- we l"ok- eil upon hi- impo-iogand notdc form,audit—oi ed the*e*vith the peril* he had encountered m his cntmti'y'* call, nod the good -ervice he hud dn*te Imr, it wit* not difficult to nccnmit fin tint ndi ing mnrnttir. which indy the *i*n«e of what wn* dim at -licit a moment In military propriety, was effec tual m suppressing. A- the (Tnnenil reached ilmiYmit, the whole lino • iihiied, tm o|M*l« -mindiiiF. Innncr* waving, nnd drum* healing—and v**l tin* line it-eft -tciidv n d immovealdo n* if carved not nf -tone. After knmvledglng tlm -abiies, -croiiuixiog for n brief •pne* tlmappeu'mien nftlm troop*, the fleneral neco npauied hv thi- Aid. rode down the line, nnd iilong tlm rear to tlio fruit again, wlmn ill" wli do hioke Into column, and gave him the mnrehbig -n- 'u*e, Imili at ordinary nnd quick time. Tills wn* ex tied with grant privi-ion ) nnd wlmn it was te- momlmre I that, except for tlm few week* they have • at Trenton, tlmso troop* had probably never I icon formed before, nnd iiinnin'iivrcd, a* a regi me'l, tlm nconrney of llmir nmrclrngs nnd evolu tion* proved thnt tlm lime of tlm encampment had Imon well nnd diligently employed. Tlm reviewing Iming nrompli-lm I, tlm troop* pin firmed a variety of eyolmioti-—the light artil lery t it-Ill'll acre— tlm field, swung dmlr piece* to the front—-nnti'ulmred—the men di-mminie l—the Imrse- ranged to tlm rear, nlmo-t of ibem-i'lre*— and ilm e.iaaoa w»r* discharged, limlmred, loaded, an I off again, alo.-t inn time a* short us that im- cupied in rending lid- paragraph. While the evo i- following the rapid movement* of these corp*. a cloud of cavalry «w**p- by in fu!!- cbnrge— -woid* projivted. bod es 'ueiined foiwml —and m-liing wer tlm ground with no hast", y*l with untiroken front. A- tlmy pn— they uncover the font nrtilleiv. p'Tforming tlm evolmion- of tlm lim*— firming and di*pi tying column—the -qnare —chnngiiigfr mt forward nn the rear—»nl m 'ving, though without mu-ic, in uccuratc time ami dis tance. Alth'iip'h tlm disp’aywx-gmtifviag nn I creditald** ami, though on ii small *•• »le, gave go.nl ,*iiiip*si of the -kill and efllrleney oflto’hofficer* nnd men. After tlm p ir-d", th" Reviewing (Jeivnl receiv ed the vi'it* ol hi- brother officer* at ilm lent of Hencrnl Kusii*. and cordial indeixl, «vm *d the iiitetchnngenf coiirte-le- lh<tweo:> them In ill" evening, a hull was given hy tlm officer*, where tlto-n w'i • Ii 11 Vm i >n *lv -p vtatoe- H |H |t morning—tlw hrigh' eyed and h ‘autif.d—'b-vmne the chief actor*, nnd in tlieir turn, n—cried domin ion over ilm plumed nnd tmil<s| warrior* wlm had carried off tlio palm* nf ilm morning. • Upon tlm wlmln we have rarely *pont n more a^nvahlo day—and it wa* no I it i lo addition to our gratification to hear from every quarter in tlm city of Trenton, uniform testimony home totlm diqiori- inent t and character of tha officer*, a* well bred, well educated, mod**t •ml mural men. Such we hnv« lung known to Im the character of nur little •rmy—hut wa were glad to have our jmlgenmni continued hy the universal voice of n!l classes of citisens ainmi^whom this portion of tlmni are now sojourning' There is, wa umler«tand, tu ha anmlmr review next week. We will Imreafter appri-e nur leaders of tlm precise linm— and in tbit fine autumn • I wealb- ei, we know "(no nerw agreeddw visit than thtt which may kc male, mi *nch an ucva»Mii,i" Camp Wa*hi"g|on. From /Ac llorido llrrolJ, 2fi'A nit. FROM UIK SOUTH. By tlm T. Halinoud, arrived Imre on Mondov thnmdays fnmi Key lli-cnvim, we Inve tlm billow ing authentic Infiirinatioii, ior which we nre pritwi- pally indelilrd lo Lieut. T* uipkins, 3d Artillery, ut Fort Lnudi rdule, (New River) an officer wlmm pnvautloii, discretion, nnd cmiduct during th" |Mi»t summer, iiicoinmandiugihe most ex|Mised uud n jiortnut post iu Florida, in ril* tin* higlmst eucui mm*} mid Mr. Ilaslum, of tlm (Juliter Mu-U Depiirtnmut, wlm c.iiii'‘ pa-sengi r iu tliu xU'unmi "Foiit Lvuiikhuai.k, Dltli.Sept., 11139. 'I believe tlm main force of tliu Indians i- con- ceiiiriled near the head uf this (New River) They have field* of pumpkins, Aw*..—are tli»point to he jtearroilr, uml if tuipin d with eonji truer in Ihe word of the tehitei, would cooilu t lln in-' lv* quietly Tlmy have horn guliieriug tlieir men, and wlmn aid' d hy Ciri-conchm, intend tonliimk tli" hostile party. In tin; mean time tlieir camp is to be removed iu this vicinity, and they uru to send out ntimers and draw together till tlm stragglers. Such nre the arrangement- entered i"lo by Col. iliireey, nnd it np|Mmr* In me there cun In hut mm npiiiimi u* to the policy. Wlrnt other cmir-c i« there ! What cun we do against them I It* all idle lo talk about exploring the Kverglade* w itli u handful ofnmn, t» "l at this season of the year. As it is, a fuw weeks will ut least bring a crisis, and then the arrangement* to lie made by the (I 'vern- moot can be proja-rly pluuiu'd." Uii the 11 tli Sept'unhcr, (J*d. Harney, in na in terview with Sam loaes.deina'id'd tb it 2W Indians C'lticerued in the run—urn* m (’iirlo'isiihiitchie -lionld 1“ 'l"li«"n*il up. .""ill |iri,«ll.i"l n'l'ly 'll" '«»' day. Un tin I2lh, Chiftoo-1 n-teniiggee, Bute- (tra—, and a few oilier Indians, with four si|inws, met tlio Celoisd and several ofiiccr- of the Army mid Navy, on Isianl tlm sleunier—Sam Was sick and could imt come, (u iiuivcr-al excu-e with the In- ilimin) but -eat for answer 31 -imk-, wilh u mes sage that wlmn lho*e broken ilayi were passed, Im would bring his |N*nple, mid do wlrnt wa* right.— The Colonel wus iudigiin<it at this orucrnsiiumion, hut there being nn help for it, told them lie was going to Key AVest, and would see tlmni again in twelve days. In reply In In* enquiry for a watch mid other private |o'oiierty (lalien at (.'arloosa) they said the Spanish Inilinn- had them. An Indian named Calcba-C'lioplio, who, it is sup posed, may be relied oil, bus made tliu following disclosure to Lieut.‘Tompkins: When Sandy I'urryinaii, thn negro interpreter, (wlm it appear* was not killed at Carluosa) return- ••d from the interview with (Jen. Macomb, im was one day caruii-ing with Sam Jones and a party el Indian* near Fort Lauderdale, when Sam miiiurked tlmt interpreter* were generally liars, and be fear ed the news brought by Sandy wn* ton good to bo true. Upon this, Sandy took CntcliteClioplionMilu, and said that he would tell limbing bu truth, im- cause lie was burn iiiiiong the Indians, and h s feel ings wore wi'h them. All the nniiui-c* and proles- aioii* of the whites were u pack ol'lb'x; they were at war with eight foreign and frontier nations, and had Imen beaten; tlmy hail atiiro.edu gn at deal, mid were idrmd—which nmdo them sue lor it pence with llni Indians, that the li'ir-emm and soldiers might be withdrawn t" lie p thu pe-ple in tlm h.cli countries; but that next year thu whies would hold uiiother council, uml take new umasere ilrivu the Indians out. Ilu advised the Indians te stay ie their hiding places, mal indy go '.id a few lit it time, else tho whit"* would seize them—(lint In* would fruui time to time go among them to give in fnruiiiti‘iir,rmd-would join tlmni when h»* got a good upply of aimniiiiition. Ileexhoriedtlii'iii allimv.'i to Imlievn tlm whiles, and his story Imemne, it is said, so generally Imlievd among the Indians, that great mimlH'i's joined th.* hostile party. The whole plot of the inassacru at Carloosaliatcliie, was. it is said, connected hy the interpreters Mindy mid .Smupson, and a Indian prisoner releamd from Black Creek. Th" steamer Win. (lustim, Cap'. Poinsett, co* ashore un the 15th inst.,in iitl. inpiiiig t- cross lln 1 Bur at New River, hut was got oil' wi'h Un* nssi— tance of the boat* of tlm 13. S. si'*ani"r I'oii'seti, ill* loss of * pond ing* and oilier damage) she ha* gone to Key West for repair-. The(J.S. stoani r Poiuseil, Com'r. M *yo, s died on tho 21-1 ftoiii Key Biscayimon ii erii'se lor In dinu Key, K**y West, and iliu Tortegtis—efficen ami crew nil woll. Uur own deduciion- from nil we can gather n* •peeling ilm Indians, mii'iimt- lo this A large body, comprising probably Imlflli" wnrri irs iu the Ter*tiorv, reside habitually witti Smn Jones, near tliu head uf New River, and luive coutinu d during tlm summer in friendly tmmmuninntion with ill" two posts in Hint vicinity. A pari of )h *nt went over tnCarl'Nii.i,Hiui wbio parties in ilf mt**ur.re» bill it suit - i heir convfi.lenn.* in make sc-qM-gonls of till! •• Sp inlsWl'ildin •»,” Olid to make the neg o interpreiers, wlm, in all prohahi iiy, were privy lo • lie whole, the to/e in*iignt"r« of tin* plot. A* to “ Spamsli Indians," ill -re are mum, hill ii soils Sam te make a hugh'-nr "I a small baud ilial lias lialeta- ally irsaled at ilm ex rein S mth,nnd seldom come uorih liir any piirpoS". This band is prelmb'y less hostile than his ow n, but Smn is perfectly -atisli -d with tliu existing state of things, uml uses limit mini * usn pallimive tu gain lime and do nothing.— If there lie nay difloreiic"* between these panic it emiouly be hecausuSam’s party wi-liiag to mom p I(/.(.* tlm favor of wh lex, will not allow the mb' party to roam to the posts. No diplom nisi eqn d to ail Indian—Sum is mi adept—onedayl i- too drunk to come to any definite point—lln- "• day loo sick, and tbuu wlmt with Spanish ladimi Cimrn.idlin'* wiuiigdiuadedimss, Sandy'streaclicr and the lolly "I young men who will net eniim i Im amuses away moatii after nmntb. while bis |n* p!e are onjoyinc ptecisely tho soil ef life tie y would wish to enjoy all tlieir lives. Uf the rem doing Indians w » know less because tlmru it miuommiiiiiiiuioii wilh them C a-coia hm with lii* patiy probably reside bnbilually some when* between Fort Mellon and I he Cove of the VA'hlilncooclde, not very fur soul It of Fmt King. A chief odd it friend nf ours at (Sen. Macomb’s talk, dial Im had corn planted not leu miles from that post. Tigvrtni.'a pirty probably reside habitually west of die Siiwminee, Imt b"tli tbe-it Imnd.- uvi- d iitlyroatn in bimtiug panics over dm whole cmm- iry, flout Lake Uonrgu lo tlio St. Ma>k«, keeping south "f die •••tilciiiUHta. nnd crossing tlm Siiwnie nee tm.ir Fori Fanning. Their purpo-u does noi npp< in to he war; Imt they omit no oppoitimiiy to commit murder, when it comes iu their wu*) of these murders wo have recorded Firry or sixtv since Mm/. The intentions of Government nre not yet pro mulgated. It proliddy has re ceived ul mi lance of nd vice, which muy b.'i'mliarras-iog from its massund cinitra<licii"iis. AA'u do not pretend iImt in re- m 'vuilm Iml un- is mi o i-y task; hat ii"thing is im- pus-ilde, and removed tlmy mu-t be. Ti e on'i»n cannot long endure tho *)•• ctado of one had" the Indian warriors merely talking »f pence, its they nil thnnichrt, at dm soil ill, while tliu oilier half are scattered towards tint settlement* to murder nur citizens whenever it can be done with uccrtuiuty if escape. QUARANTINE LAWS OF HAVRE. I'* it is, July 27ill, 1319. Department of i'vteign Ajfain. To lie* Consul (Jem ml of France, New York. Sir—Tho great incoiivetdenco experienced by the Sanitary uml l’*dice denari merits, from tlw neglect, hi die port of Havre, ul the laws relative to pass ports without individual hdts of health, w i h which dm passengers in tlio New York jiackei*ought •°I MJ provided, hu* compelled ihu.Minulci ol Agriculture and Commerce to issue thu »trirl***t orders on 'll" subje. t. in cmfonuitv with which tlm lleabh Officer I nf Havre h"liecfortii to require* n hill of bvul'lt front each passenger uniting from North Amcrien; and insure tho execution of the measure, he has lurth'.’r •deteil. . . 1st—To place inqu trniilio" every packet arriving fr-.m New York, which shall have onboard any pas- ii.'i r miproyldvd w ith a hill of health. 2d—To summon dm Captain liel'oro .tho Coort, to answer fi r the infringen flit ofthe 19ih Article of Uidnmnce of tho I0.li August, IU22. imsstnl men- finrmiiy with the law of the 3d March, r *‘*°* ' O' la the Similar y I'idice. You are aware, sir, that according »« 'ho terms of the seventh orticle of the above erdinnn.*e, vessels are subjected t*» a quarantino of greater or less du ration, according to tlm state of health on board — The penalty ng't'mU the captain i- determined by the I3tb iirdn e «f the law of the 3d Match, 1722, which runs iIm*’• *' Whoever ahull violate the qnnraniine laws, nr the gen ral or local regnlali-n* or ordinances of the competent authorities, shall ho subjected to itnprl- somnuni from three to fiveduvs, nnd to a fine not less than live, rmr exceeding fifty franc*." As die in ni t**r of ugricul ure nnd commerce thinks ill it it would bo loo severe tor quire tlio im mediate application of a moisnre which has not iiiiliertu been eiifi ced, he Im* deeided, in order that the ca|.tniusiif dm American pm*k»ia muy ho duly reri'Warnud ii at *he ahnve quirniitine regulations •li d- ii a lake place till the Dt of September next, (Iff)!) ) You will pleeso, *'r, give tlm noccsau-y notification nf lliisto thu merchants of New Yo k. Tho min ti ler of die interior vv ll givu similar orilcrs to the no- th'iriiies olllavie, rein'ive totlm piisspuriS which van liu-e imt certified. (Signed) M \RKCHAL DUG DK DALAIATIK. TlieCo.i-ui General of France, Do L-iForest. [ Corrrtimnd'nce of the V. S C/azetto ] NKAV YURK. Sept. 24. 1939. U..fom the rnuf "flhoNaiiiinalThentre fell in on Monday evening, three gentlemen, who hup|H iied to meet in the er *wd, "fi' red lon lvancn the menus necessary to erect uimth r building immediately— Tlio piolinbility is, that in le«* tli m tbr. o months, the pivsont cotitpuny of ill ■ Nntionnl will ho per forming in another lem-e, hut nut u|ion dm samn spur. It is considered loo much out of the wny, mid I imdeist ind that several lot* cun ho hud upon Brand wny, in the vicinity ofthe l'nrk. Confessions of the folly and tha pern'cinus con- sequences of thu credit system miered by it-very clianipions multiply upon us. Hoie is a full nc- k now led gen ie t of >U tenible uml extetisve mis- tiiiicf inud" by a j"ornal which is k< own a* dm pc- cnl.in organ of Mi. Tulhuiidgi*, dm eulogist of tlm credit s It is part of the leading ■ d.loiial nr- licle id* die .ALidisoiiiuii->f the lOth lost.—.V. Y. Ke. /’«•#'. *‘J.o 'k at the vuriuii-- works of iateriinl im|irovo- iiKint; nur railroads, canals, &m., bow tuiuiy ef the wliol" uumb' i' produce die iuteivst oi the cost T— Wcapi'H'li' iid but few. And where was the mo ney to lie pi'ociirt il and nil what security to carry diraugh ull ibe*" g'g otic midi'i lakiacs? AVohii- sw-'-r. tiooi ahi'M'l him I un ill" luidi ofthe various suite government*. Tons in effect would the whole country lieciime, tlirntiuh dm acts of the Statu*, eventually mortgaged In foreigners for cupi- ml, which would have been plumed where it would b* co npur itivly unproductive. Tlm lust puckels have hr-mglil h >ck a number of agents from uusuc- Ci'-sfiil nii‘-i"i •*, owing totlm re-nctiuu iu the Ku- a uimmy iiiaike:*; which we repent, we r>- g>nl a* fur.muit" for the ceumty. Hud we not been iliii-i arrested iu our damglidi's*, if not mud • urcer, tlm till)" is not fur distant wlmn it would bav* required a largo poriioa of dm proa eds of our grant staple (colon) tu | ny dm hileiust on tlm for igu debt we -lionld have eoi'lnuMcd. “ AA'e believe it will Im liir In Iter In the nnti»n to ahandoulhr*'itf"urihsiif th* work* of internal im- provenmnt now cnumi'iired. and - ci itico for the pro-mi', tlm sums nlraudy ex|H*nded. Ilian to end' vor to posh them to comple!i"ti. Tho price gives uviduui'u tlmt welmvo alreudyioo ninny *tot:k8,aiid tlmt dm market is weighed down w ith them. In ibis, wn suspect, will be found tlm true cause of •illicit of our present ili-ltess. Let tliu intention of tin* country h" directed more to die pur-nits of agr culture, to raisini! more wheat,corn, rye, cutde.nnd pork, and even more cotton, uud we believe it w ill require Ian fcwyrais for .the coon try to ri'ciipeniie it* enogie* nml exhibit u slate of gnicrul pros* polity." 111 ~ AVc copy tlm rollowing article fnt tlm purpura of calling tin! attention of the teaclmr* in tldi city lo tile view* expressed, Imlicving ounclvo* that tlmy are correct: [ From the Philadelphia North American.] SCHOOL THICK A DAY. Ir Im* Imen customary fh*many of. the prLn’o -chools in thi* city, nnd in -omeol tliu nuhlic schools in the oUu r parts of the country, to hold ®hf "tie session. The pupil* tiro kept iu school fivi%r six hours, with little or no teci-s*. and dmhu»ini's»i the day i- finished ot 2 or 3 o'clock, I’. At. This cu»- tom has been introduced rhielly in i*nnser|iieiiGV of dm lutent'M of tho hour at w h.cli most busiuc** tnen dim*. If thu mi mlmrs of tlm faml y who am ml •climd are* to dine with the family at 3 or 4 ii’dock, they cannot nt:cnd an iifterimon school session, at least in tlm winter. Tho teuchurx a-e generally dis posed to favor the plan nf one session, because tlio iulmrs of the day urn lining In togtlh' r and despatch- ixi ut once, und theii time is less broken. Rut pa rent* and tcucln rx sbould we think, Inquire whether they ora not in this wny sacrificing the interests of tho pupils, lur tlm sukn of ii little convenience or fushiun in the fumily arrangement*. In tliu first place, tho health of thu children is endangered by it. Five nr»ix hours confinement wilh litilo or no interruption cannot Im* I'lidun-d duv after day even be an adult, without tlm hiz udof serious injury; and ihn teacher i* therefore endangered by such a course, especially with thn pecnlimly wearing und oxhuu-tiog labors of u free-chiH'l nmn. But chil dren must almost inevitably suffer from it. Tlm muscles become w eul.) the spine loses its true posi tion; the chest is narrowed, ami the whole system .■iite.-ltied, buch ha* lieen tbc • If cl un multitudns of children in oar cities. B'-sidvs, prolonged Muni tion and nmiml application tire onq-'CstiiMiulily in- jiirmus. 'Tlm effect of ilm ucliun of tlm mind on the suite nf, the body, is evety day Iteiter underxieed; and tlio mischiefs of a fin red n nl excessive action of Ilm brain have been touuften observed, to leave any doubt thut there is leasou for much caution iu this re-pcct. If the attention of pupils inn school is fixed upon their studies uml tlieir exercises ns it should lie during their school bom s, it is m-t proba bly safe to continue tlmm more llian two und u half or ib on Ii,airs at one se-sitm, uud even during this period limy should be allowed short intermissions of sillily, and opportunities to leave their seat*.— Some teiie.uers wlms" pupils nre ics'liss and reluc tant iu learn, may laugh at the idea of ihpii sutler- 'g 1‘inm exe xsive tm-ulnl ofihrt. Bui I he teacher Beilin, lixlics Ids design oi ly so far as lie sneered* in leading his pupils to make mental i H’ti; uml lie would surcued Im hull, r if lie would coniine them so long ns they might profitubly und sufuiv upply th •in*el«ii4. Families might provide dinner liir huso wlm attend school, at 1 o'clock, liir bettor than submit to tliu disadvantage which heleni! to thu system alluded to. Indeed, aside I'rain all oilier c 'iisiderntinn, it might l>e wel. lo inquiie whether the Into dinn-rs ofthe city aiu not injurious to young put-oils, uud even to ull. But the education uf ilte pupils, as well us their bealt ■, sull'er* greatly fram the one sossimi system. think tlm experience uf veteran teacher* would bear u* om in saying that one srs-imi of five Imuis, at least where the pupi sure below fifteen years of age, is net worih more than two thirds us much ns two session-of two uud ii half Items cic'ii. Tho ilidd becomes iali.ui-d uud iv-lless, tlm elasticity ot tlm mind is lo-l, tb zeal with w ln--.li imu or two ies-oiis mo learned, cuiiiml lie ki*|i> up, uml ilmn Ilm study ami reeiiutioii liecome pauilul, and tlm linger ing hour of dismission occupies tlm ill nights mere limn tho duty of lhe school room. Every iiiih who has been u student or a reader, knows that in a ipiixitioiis of any vulue can bu iitado when thu mind stupiiicd or jaded. The moment its elasticity is gone, the buuk may as well he laid aside. This is trto-even of disciplined minds, mid iniicli tnoiuiiuu of children w ho have yet iu acquire interest ill their stmlius and the power nf self r-oniiniiiid. AVu dwelt nt this length ■•» the subject, because it is one in which III" deiire-t iuturosts of many fnmi*- lie* in tins city «uxt esuu vrimd, and Ituruu-o many in not to have taken it into cousiduni ion. A few parents have positively refus 'd tu allow tlieir cbildruii to be coidim'd live hoars at a linn*. AVkii d it not be well for nji to do so? AYe eomineud tlm ihjui t to a careful eonsidernli-'ii. AA’e refer iiurr- adi*r* with much pleasure to ih 1 .voitueiiienl of Messrs. Anderson & Co. wbi. li appear* luto-duy'* paper, mil whilenu ill" snbjei would suggest to thnpieicanii'S generally of tint ci- ty, tlm pra!'« , d« udvaaf'ge which w- ud necriiu t* titi-ir mterc-ls !•> extending iheirndveilisiug liivon to ilm ii"wspap r* m the interior and upper parts ol • lie Stall*. AVe have waiclmil with infinite satisfac tion, iheconun"iml pio«|H*riiy of •• LaIh-IIi* Se nub,” and hail with peculiar gratification, easli new evidence nfilmenterpri-coflmr eilixons opening as it dims in lln* instance, n ch.intu’l, for fnraign into •se, between the mollier country mid il.e S:nte of tieor-i i. Ttio reliition-hip in which Savannah t ei 1- to the interi'ir of our Stale a* a c"iiiincn*iul utrepol, *h"U'.d not be |.»-t sight of, ami we feel ii«- mvd tlmt ill" be«i on-,limn lliraugb wbicli it cm Ih* made kn ovn, i* tlm newspiper pres* of tliuiuicriur. —Pa lien //■ raid. I.r iu,t. Tlw wcariv’r f >» <U" past week ha-been any thing loll ngivcii'd *. T'"* m Tilings are cold enough for —niid-my hot enough to broil cbickei's m th,* sun. AA o have n >t bad a goo-l shower of rain for ly tw-i in »n»li«. and unie— ihocinud* soon shed -, and that 0'ipio'i-lv to", ill.* mdile Aiut.im dm will Im comp:' t"ly d y d up ('lie river opp «ito tin* v i-quilt* salt ai high tide. Uur ci iz*n* ong't take the pC-C-iUiioii in wear thick cloilics and tbianuU, for the rcsl of tie* -«• i-m, liv.* tein|»>'rMti*lv and avoid tin* night air. By following tie* •».!-i«-,- limy will ch 'Ut "tu doctor*, who by iImi by, me a I Wer hy nod d"»ei\iog Has* of ciiizens, and re- gu’t tosay tlmt wo cnnn-it wA-li them abuad.uice of bu>ine»>.—/ , 'o/. 'Vo learn f"i n tin* Del ware Journal thnt the lion. Richard II. Bnyiid h i* Uw*n uppoiun-,1 Chief Ju-tiiv of that State, to sup.'ly tlm vacancy occasi oned by the re-ignation of ill" Mon. John M. Clay- tea) nod tli" lion. John J. Milligan hi* Imen ap pointed a*»'M*iato Judge to till tliu office vacated by tlm diH-e i-e of tlm lion. Janie* R. Black.—Nation. at Intelligencer. IFF A man named AVii.t u« TiutiiHUt Mokiun* kdl«**| hi* wife laiulv in New Votk, hy »tahhiug ht».- n ihe back with a Itnil'e- STILL BKT'TKR. From intelligence nftlm most xnli-far lory ell- i"r, receiv'd with nn few days past, mid Iromvnri mi* quarters uf tlm Siuie, wutire auilmrised to "nil gratiilaie dm Democracy, upon ihe s|dendiil pros- I'ccl.i of tlieir caod date for Gov-nior. Judge McDonald i-going abend. II is pm tv friend n e rallying around him with n nan imi y snarer ly ever equalled in the Siam— while many herelnfore iiiipii-' d in Idm in polities wil support him in pre ference to Imi us throw'll into the tank* iff IL-my Clny and dm whies, mid wlm are favorable to i|,o measuras of tho prevent ndministi-nttiin of die Gen eral Government; mid noddng i- wantinL* hut a con- oral turn not "ii tlm day to render sueress certnin.— Stoinlaid if Union of Tumdoy. Letters were rareiveil hy thn AA'estern Mail, on Sntmduy evening, stating tlm dost met itm hy fire,on th" lrtlli Inst-, ofthe Cotton nnd Gin Hniira* of Mr. John lloliinsoii. iu Mareii'.'" eoiinlv, Alabama, tngi’tlier with upward-nf 120.000 lbs. Colton in the seed. 'Vo learn tlmt Mr. Rnhiuxnii Imd, only n few days previous, nnd net known nt bis plmitniion' nt tlm lime, efi'eeled in-uranee. in the “ Aogii-tn In- tiiranen and Banking Company," nt their office in llii* city, no Id* crap of Cotton, in tlm seed nml bale, nt and from bis plantation to Mobile. Nu in- snrnu"'*on the building- —Chat. Courier. From ihe WetJicbl (Matt.) Spectator. ' Gkkat Kxrt.osto.x.—tin Monday morning In*t, ut ulioiit hull pu-l ten o'clock, ilo* powder mills lie- longing to Mu-srs. Foot and (Jill- It, standing about two nn o- wii.i of this village, worn blown up.— 'Tlmra w re tliree distinct explo-ious r.t inter■val* of twetiiy or thirty seennds. Thu first wu« die cylin der mill, which wa* n short time bvlora pet in epe- ration! tin* workmen had left bin ab in Ii%u inimee- previoos, und w<-io ul ilm lium working iu tlm com ing mill, u'luul live rods distant. This als.i blow up within iwunty seconds, giving tint men barely time to leave die null and dirow ihomselvus into ilm bru-h witliin twenty feet of ii. Si range nsii may appear, they esiiaped sbgliiiy injured—one with*"it u mark uf injury except from Iming (ducked hy dm powder, tin* other received ii billet of wood in hi- hriia-t. Tlmy bad -carccly li-cn from their hiduiB place, when the packing bu ise, wbicli conlniind fear ur jivii bundled barrels of powder, exploded, prosirai- inc tbem lignin, leaving mu n vest mo to niaik dm spot on wliieii it st rad. Tlm ground for si vend feet mound was swept u.iun of every thing. A dwelling house sLnudofg near it wn- unrimfe-l—two sides well* blown in, nml not even a joist left.-tain ling.— Tliu plastering"f thu stutnling walls was -Imran from tlmni. Tin* pari ii ions broken to pieces, lim- •her beds wore •shaken up,’and not n person, of thu six ur s.-ven in the house, injiir-il. The* conco-s oo Wli-so great tliitlmildinss in tho village raceived con-ideiably injury from it One Im filing lit l.-iisi it mile and a bull from the mills bad twenty or thirty Ii las broken oui, and another had one window totally duumlislicd. tliu casing bein * carried across lie* room. Ah-uu ten thousand po nids of powder ready for vale, and nearly tho sumo quantity manufacturing, wore burnt. Miran-n -T Ska.—Tlm ship Ninniir. CnptnSn Gri-wold, which arrived yesterday. hmu<'ht n pri soner on hoard, the eolored steward of tho vessel, named Charles Kdwnrd*. wlm, nn the Uhli of.lulv In-t, ns tlm vessel wns doubling tlm Cnpe *ff Good Hope, in nil nfl’ruy with thn conk, named James Clnrl-s, (also a colored man.) slabbed him to tho heart with a -Imatli knife. Kdwnrd- was then put in iron*. He wns yesrerdav hraught up before Judge Betts, in en-todv nf the ITnited States Mar shal, for examination, hut in consequence nf the non- attend.-itirc of witnesses, the examination wa* pn*t- tinned, ami the prisoner remanded.—N. Y. Courier 2(1.'/* vfl. TllK StooI. I’iukon Systkm.—Major Noah states that the Stool I’igeim Police system, to which officer Sparks has fallen a victim, is a very old practice in thnt city. He cites tho following cn-e n.» having oc curred many years ngn. A man informed the jus tice thaMi |M*r«on had applied to him to purchase counterfeit coin. Tlm justice taking a quantity of counterfeit dnllnr* and half dollar* which lav in the |»olice office, save them to the man to sell to the person who had applied for them, which he did. nnd 'lit* m 'rn«*nt ho had tbem in bis possession, lie wn* arrested hy an officer stationed for the purpose, and was tried and convicted for having counterfeit coin in Ie* posM’ssion. intending lo utter it. when in fact, had he tl't he**n supplied by a sio.il pigeon with spnrxins io : n. In* might Imw lie Might nothing ni ne of the matter. A huso and infaunal* policy, a* it strikes ii*. nnd calculated in the long ran, to do infinitely more lmnn than good.—Penn. Inq. Tin: N.ti*"t.rov Cl tin.—This wn* a cl dm sei up by tlm foully >f Napdeon fie the amount of pay ,|n n in biin "ii lii» return fmm Kgypt, wliieh, being the trilling -uni of 750 fnwic*. ho ImiI never th-'iighr pro per to -IcmHiui <d the Goverment. though standing t" hi- rrodii on their biMiks. This small sum. in July, 1839, am.'iinicd, by accinnula'ioii, *n 15 UOft,. Olll) I'rancs! cqaiv .lent lo nearly $3,000,000, tin I wa* III Might worth |*<'Mending for. Con-equently Jerome and JoH’pli Bonaparte, ns tin* only -urvi- ving heirs of Napoleon, hionxhta suit in the French ciimt- fin tlm sum, and after u long examination, ii wn* decided ngnhiM them, mi the ground that hv the Oih article ofthe treaty nf Fomninhlenii, in 1814. N ipofisin surrendered to the Government "f Franco hi* "extraordinary and pricatc Jomaint." KT* Who nre tin* collar men f A«k tlm*** servile F«hU*cuU*i«, wlvv iwu wn coll*vi- re drag Mr. Clay’s carriage'hnnigli the -livclXof S .raloga. IFF AA'Iio are tin* entile f Ask ifio-e wlm formed • h" team of Mr. CDjr ut Sara..•••.—Columbus (Von ) Ktfitter. MORIJS MULT1CAULIS. Those of our readers, who have an in rarest In tlm etiltivnli'in of this plant, will he plea ed to learn tlmt lht*n« is ii new pr spcel "film ernier- in th : s country being ealh d on to -upply Fini.ee, ihe soil from wbicli ilm tree was originally in'rodori il into thi* countrv. 7'i.is eir. nmstumte is folly acciiunied for by the following ramnrks mi ibis subject which we copy from the S nr.—Phila. Herald. “The Tabl't Turned.—Recent imceun'H from Tai i* and its vicinity -late, that so uiiprnpitinux has been the season f *r tlm er-ip "f M'lni* .ALdiiniulis .>n aci'umii efllio cold and wet of the late Iro-t-, that tlm price* have advanced greatly, and there i« seme pro-pect that orders may bn *enl to this country liir supplies "four superior in**, mom fin- elirnnle lied powerful sun cause lImm to grow far more vigorous ly, uml to in ikon much more ample dcvofi.pcni nt limn they do "liber in France or Italy. In fact, our finest trees, of.mu year’s growth, u'tiintn ilirice the height, and have ilium to fi.in time-tlm numliei of hmoc.hc* uud hiuls that European trees hive.— ’This point is really ncc.m.ited for by ihn fmt that the Multicaulis is uii exotic in Kuropeas well us here, nnd is n native of a climate wbicli approximate* far mere closely to nor- than totlm hmnid nlui"St|dmie ol Europe, w lieie the power of ihu sun is compara tively feel do. " Tho experiments made in Texn« have proved that couniry to In* very congenial to the mulberry. Tlm greatest exciieni'-nt exist* there in regird in tlm silk ciilmra, mi-1 iiiiinei.se plantations lira about b.-iiig formiil in ilnil line region. We must begin to look ah.mii U-, lied lie longer be-n racit aiil In this all important object a* to let our sister republic leave us in tbc background." Fiom the New York C«mmercia' Advert iter. THE BRITISH QUEEN STEAMER Lieutenant Rnfmit#, If N., the eomman-ler of thi* iio'dr steamer, and Messrs. AVndiwor h &. Sm th. Ilie ugemt of the i:. tn|Miuy ui this imri.io.- ten I ay gave a splendid dinner on imurd lo a large n »f gontleitfti. Not having Ihvii present at ■ inie r. we avail ouisulvns of ih • sui'joimd ac count tram tlm Express uml Time*, chiefly thu for mer Festival on ttoAttn tiik Bum.mi Qukkiv.— . Tlmra,*lainund consigmas of thu llrili-h Qu-cn prepiiradn brilliant haiiqm t \e*lcn!ay aftt-rnoon, hi the in 'giiilicent nnd spi.ciuus siiIinmi of that ocean Imifl, to which a large numlMT of guests, among them many of mir mo«i di-tinguished ritixi ns, weru invited. Several of tlm clorgv of tl.o city wcio ihere, ihe Rev. Dr. Muilliews ol the inimh. r; seve ral of the member* of ilm l ar, David B. Ogden, E q. nmong tlmn'fi memhcis of tlm press also—with Col. While of thu 7th Hussars, now stationnd in Canuda.Commodore Rulecly, Rx-Governur Matey, Ex-Mnjo. Clark, 1'hiliii Hotic, Ein., the State Se* nntnr Inllrnadge, Mr. Young, cuthier U. S. Bank, Gnu. Sanford, nml many among tho eminent mer chants nf tho city. The cnmpnny was one of ru markable respectability and influence in tho intel lectual and commercial uffuirs of tha city. It as sembled ut threo o’clock, and after examining the pondumiis machinery of tho engine room, the must striking room of the whole vast concern—the rig g of the ship, her quarter* above deck, &c. &c., tho “ company about four o'clock entered tlm after-saloon where were ranged two tables full length—laden with meats, mill ft nils, and wines, with luxurious co'ichi'S ot thuir sides, and Mirrors in front nnd pHiumliings nf clns*ic beauty, so tlmt the coup il’tcil of tlio scene, with tiie will of the limp, thu lium, uud oilier iiistrumeiitsofinii-ic,quite ravished the senses, and tempted the speetutor to fancy, he wus in smno Gorgeous picture nf nemo Gobelin tnprstiy, and not, us he wns, nn hoard n ship—in a cabin, that crossed the ocean—a Hunting bnnquct- room, now on ilm East River of thes" United Stair', and nnou on tho Thames, iiinid ilm smoko and coal of that river tlmt u two million population quite discolors. t Cuptuin Roberts presided nt the dinner, nnd opened the festival hy proposing the health of HKK MAJKSTV, TIIK qUKKN, which wns most enthusiastically responded to, in generous draughts of wine, and by hearty rhoor— for,' to say no hiug of tho personification nf tho British people, in tlieir sovereign tlio Queen, wo repuhliciinx, i.o mutter how rebellious we might bo ifculled thnxubj ct« ef u Kmc, huve not the least ohjeeiion to being the eveilasiing subjects of a youthful and u inuideu Queen,<ind nur gallantry und nur ch.vulry would cud ftoth tin* Imidrst ilumonitra- tionover su-di u s niimcnt, without the promptings uf thnt re.-peel wo wise to bear to our failiur-lund ■r sea. TIIK riUCSltlRNT OF THE VNITKI) STATES was tliu -econd toast, which was drunk with nil the proper domaiislnitioiis lor thu cliiof magistrate of our countr\;uiid also THE M.tVOtl AND CoUP-iRATION OK NEW TORE. Nona of our municipal function irfi** wete pre sent to uuswer to this compliment; und lifter waiting u lew minutes far a response Mr. Hoxie was loudly called for, and lie, in eomplinneo with tin* general wi-h,ut last rose, nnd lifter a speech nf great spirit nnd force,In tho course of wliieii lie paid somo well deserved compliments to thu «*nterprisn uud energy of Cupt. Robert*, proposed ns a toast— " Enoland—Mother and nurse nfempirex—May . there bo no bickerings between Itur and her fairest ' daughter." Tbc fourth toast from the chair wns ‘•Tiik Km riliK Statk—All nations art* proud to do her homage," After the np|ilnii4R with which it wns received had subsided, Kx-Goverti.T .Alurry, who wns present, was loudly .culled lor, uud accordingly, ho rose, nod briefly rammed thunks, and nflered hs u toast "Tiik British Queen nml Brmhui'Jonathnn— May they remember thu relulion.-h'p which exi-ts h tw. en tl-ciu." Thu i wo fnllnwiiig were next given in order, as tvgicar tonsts :— 'The Union ofthe two Nations—one nnd insepar able—*• United we stand, divid- d we fall." IIkuhiun, thu era d light of the world—May nil nations reflect Us glory uud its blessiugii hy tho power of strum. Tho Judiciary nf Great Britain nnd the Unitml States: the daughter deriving her Common him Jrian Ihe mother it a proof that the. on• honor»the other in the maintenance ofjutl and equal righft, was thn seventh toast, to which Mr. D B. Oiid-n, us a member ot tint Imr. replied in n eulogy upon the merits of tliu common luw, in wliieh ho reason ed was embodied the inspiration of tlmt liberty that led to tlm revolution of 177(1, and from which rnmn nearly all nf liberty (hat was valuable lo us, the common law being the dofencit of tho citizen and subject, und the judiciary the Imr against tlio op pression ef unlawful power. Mr. Ogden's conclud ing sow uncut was un expression of thuukfuhiess that ocean steam navigation linked tho two nations of like laws i u yet closer bonds of harmony. “The Annies of Great Driliiiu uud the United S'nlcs" may they never come into furious collision uml deadly stril'u." This drew out Col. White of the B itlsh army, who reciprocated the senthnent very heartily, and concluded hy remarking tlmt thu British officer^ stationed in Ciumdn had travelled much iu the Unit ed Stales during the summer, nml always upon re turning Imd warmly expressed tlieir appreciation of , tlio hnspiitilitic* tender d them, to w hich they were so sensible, ho could ns* lire those who heunl him, tlmt they Ini I hut to coinn to the Cnnndux to ho made aware ofit hy hospitality in return. The first regular Cunvaunic.itiun between Groat Uriiniu nnd t .e United States, thu glori-au packet system organized hy a Thompson and others; they have done nobly uud still deserve woll of tlielf country. This wns followed by * Thn Navy ofthe United States nnd Gtnnt Britain, may they touch the world tho true power and n*o id steam until tlm so-.a of b >th '-eat “ their sword9 AA’e boast, nml very pn d'*rink : nss in this enmiti out-filing us, ni Jea-l in co ice l>a i:in engineer, i* siaie.l hy i have conceived the llercol no an tin* Luke of Zurich, rly, of o hot tin rail road un- nppo.tr to he oi. M. Volta, nn i'u Swiss pujier, to k of niimiii- a rail- i*e with th.it fram Milan lo Coni", hy i'iiiinitr ii gillery tlirntiuh pari uf ilu* Splugeu .mal ifin* of so|ierr(*.li"g tin* lali irimi- task of pa—ing over that nioiialaio.— •AI A'.ilta is coiivi .eed that u gil'erv "f any length ni iv lie pinccd.mid i-»f opinion llr-t the grud'o.uf wbi'-h ilm mountain i* comjt.isnl. will In* found fiur-l enough to all iw- nf its h"inc used n« nils on the line. iu*!eu.l of non ! It i* a.ldcI that the pro ject i* very favord ly n cciv'd in tlio (’ai.ton* touch* i;.g "U the propo-ed tinc.—Phitada. Gazelle. OittuiN nr Takrixo and Fk-thfrinc — 1 The Duke ei Dnii'-wick ai d hi* army coming Uff.iro a rich mon—tery, into which th- cnn'iy paopleImd cairieil all their g-aal* and caul *, the D ike desired the oversci*r "fit to scud out some provision* for hi* army,' and ho would give them hi- protecthm, and -in* them repaid, but thov pcrempln ilv tefused.— “AVt-ll," -av* the Duke, “as Me me.os will not do. iv her moan* .hull;" so th-y fell lolnttery and they yi"ld.*d. there wa* an Infinim sioro of prnvl*|en« giv.-n t.. tlm **d Her* Tin* Duke took two of the t'ri'w* nnd daulwd th-m "U •“'•r with la. mi I piu-h, and th ii mub* then tanihl** lheoi«'lve- in •'.-ntlier* i||.it they looked l , k**t**o A('i'*'it m.io-i.i.j he next w*-ni them home to tollrii.-ir fat her fie l.udsrm Idm two Hedged owl* Im lit* dinner. into ploiiglislmrcs mid tlieir spears into pruning laiiiks." To which Commodore Rtdgoly replied in suit able terms. TIic Tress, powerful nnd mighty, may it ever bo an auxiliary of lih -rty nml a terror to tyranny. Charlo- King, Esq. of tlio American, rose, and after proper comments upon the oblignrions of tho press to iteam, dwelt upon tho cheerful aid it had given to this ocean-enterprise, without regard lo the fact that it wns yet A moi icon, mid that though it somewhat inflicted with American capita' already invested, yol the press liberally looked to the na tional importance of tho undertaking, nnd imparted nil its aid. Mr. King concluded his remark*, al ways felicitoii-, but seldom more so, with a com plimentary sentiment to tho president nnd directors of tho company w hose capital and onlerpriso h d •' created tlm structure in which all were feasting. To this sentiment Mr. Smith, of tho firm of AVadswortli & Smith, consignees, repli il at soma length with a great dual of enthusiasm, which was heartily responded to. It wus not tho w sh, ho said, of the cninpa .y to invest only British capital in the ocean steam navigation, for they had invited American co-eticrulion, and would now gladly wp!*v come it. hut the embarrassment' of the times,-lur |><oxuiue.l, Imd linen such that public attention was turned lo what il deemed fur itself more important affairs "The last regular tou*t was— " I he fair daughters nf Kvn, without them thq world would be a wilderness." Toss sentiment every body rexp- ndrd to, in over flowing glasses of course, mid amid nhstrepcmua cheer*. These regular toasts were enlivened with songs nnd imerl'id •*. The piece of ordnance on deck was diicimrged ut lime.*. Music enlivened tho whole. Mr. Horn sang *• God save the Queen" iu hi* v«*ry best manner, w'jreh wiis rapturously ap plaud. d. John AA*. K,|m 'I'd*, Ksq , wus called "US iu a speech. Charles King. Ksq.. gave tha health of Junius Smith, mi American, tho projec tor of this enterprise, which wa- heartily drunk. Philip Hone, E*ii-, of coin s--, was tint at fault. Mr. J. Anchiuclos- gave as a finale. “The British Qii.hui—never had slm more grateful rcripient* nf her hosnitnlit'"—and the company broke up. high- '/ ly delighted with the day’s enjoyment, and witli lha lieu w ishes for ntuny a prosperous voyage to tho “ British Quo. it." POST OFFICES. According to tin* Democratic Review, the number of Post Offices in the United Siute* in 1830, was 12,519—Receipt* $1.235.077—Compensation to Portm-'Sler*. $933,918—Transportation of Mall, ♦3.215,027—TulaI expenses^ $4,120,073. So, it •cent*, the department tun in debt Inst year, $308,» 759 Kxtent nf Post Ronds, 131,818 mile*.— Philo, (iazitte, Tam. w«hk AO a tx.— rim Bavmnnl (MU.) T'nie* tell* a I'iit Mnry hIkmii six Ian«, field hand* on tlm plni.iuti.'ii "I J'.Iiii A. F"i|.'lii|.l, n*srthsi pl«er, picking out two ilmu-und und twenty dim iNiund* u cotton in eleven hour*.