Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

* Tl!?WESKL^MBGUr ti n.Ltiai. t. mi cur Of anruamk, WILLIAM n. BULLOCH, JIlUUUK 01 rm t*W, OF 111 Ollol, 110 cnr no count mini. "WEEKLY I’ArER—TUlIl Dotulu, pat to P./ibl. In idnnci* ADVERTISEMENTS liHriid tl lU CUilci- rintll«4, BTPoitsge must ho paid on all OomtUNlcA- Ttona, and tailari of business. MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1B40. Conoxiisional Vacauct.—We would suggest •rite name cf Hxniw 0. Lamar, Esq. of Bibb, at • a Abltable candidate resupply the vacancy enused ihy Judge Colquitt's resignation. r^om our Correspondent we have received the ofthe House for Thursday. A bill wa« In- by Mr# King, to amend the act of Dec. 26, tlnf the time of holding the Court* of the Circuit. appropriation bill wa* taken up, and the pay >ra was fitted at $5 per day, and the *nme twenty miles travel; the sum of $1,500 President ofthe Western and Atlantic Rail I.DOOto complete the Lunatic Asylum, and £$6 to the heir* of Copt. David McCulloch, OUR LEGISLATURE. . e have received from a Correspondent, n copy t fttffftxt lubmltted by Mr. Murphey, ofDe- lilb, one of the committee to enquire into the imuitlon and management of the Central Bank, flnnd who doe* not concur with tba majority or min- sority in their respective Report*. It will be pub lished in our neat, if possible. —- Mr. Bores.—This gentleman baa resigned hi* : mi eat in the Senate of South 'Carolina, having deter mined, *»y* the Charleston Courier, to submit bis ,«a*o rather to hi* constituents than the Senate. The Senate acted immediately on Mr. Boyce'* resigna tion, and, according to hi*request, ordered a writ to Issue for a new election. It is rumored that Coi. Asha wilt not oppo*o him in the new election. (From our Corretpondtnl.) MILLEDGEVILLE—Friday, Dec. 11. Dear Bin—Th# Bill a* offered by Mr. Toomb* V fame days since, being msdo the order of the day, tree taken up this morning—the first section read* inf as follows t Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre. tentative* ofthe State of Georgia In General As sembly met, and it is hereby enaeted by the author!- , Jty ofthe same, that from and after the passing of 1 -this act, that an act, entitled an oct to alter and 'amend an act toestabliih a Bank at Milledgeville, to be called and known by the name end style ofthe .Central Bank uf Georgia, S'C., passed on the 22d December, 1828, passed on the2l»t December, -j 1839, bo and the same is hereby repealed. ■'tffifcJRogera moved that the first section of the ieken out, which gave rise to a debate that the morning until the hour of adjourn- Fctock, P. M-, In which the following •n participated: Messrs. Rogers and Mur. DeKalb, for striking out, and Messrs. '5‘oqptbs, Stephens and Crawford, of Richmond, and the Speaker, Mr. Jenkins, (Mr. Osbornebolng In the Chair,) against striking out. The bill con tains five sections, which will be taken up alter- Mately, Some other gentlemen will resume the Argument on the first section of the bill when the Souse meets at 3 o'clock. I am inclined to think <tnis bill may be oountonsneed by the House, but as •lit' Involves some, matters of importance it is po*. fftl^te much time will be consumed In dUcutiing Us imerlti. To-morrow (8alurdsy) Is the day sot apart for J -electing tbe Judge and Solicitor for the New Circuit called the South Western Circuit, (as recently manufactured by the Legislature.) There ore no •mall number of candidate* to fill these two offices, (as usual on such occasions.) The morning of the Seaate has been taken up principally on local bills. You II—No. 41. corgimi. SAVANNAH, SATURDAY, DECKMUElt 10, 1840. Wholo No. 03. M»e property therein convoyed Is not given at tho time of tbe execution thereof)—also, to compel the several Banks of this State to redeem their respec tive liabilities in specie, and to provide for tbe (or. failure, or refusal, of their respective charters. The following Bille were introduced end read the first time: Mr. Murris, of Murray—to define the duties of the Direct nr* of tho Central Bahk and to increase its capital, and for other purposes therein named f Mr. Han Ison, of Randolph—to ah ter and amend the charter of the Central Bank, to preserve its capita! end support itf credit: Mr. Crawford, of Richmond—to amend cnrtnln sections of the Constitution, which lost Bill was referred to a select committee, to wit t Messrs. Crawford, Mil- len, Murray of DeKalb, Chappell and Hardeman. The Appropriation Bill was posiponod lor fur titer consideration. Tho BUI to incorporate an Institution for the promotion of Christian knowledge and general edu 1 cation, to be called the Georgia Episcopal Institute and Christ College, at Montpelier, in the county o^ Monroe, was read the third time and passed! The fallowing Bills, among others, were'sevorally read the second time and referred to a Committee of tho Whole. A Bill to ascertain the constitutional qualifications of voters at elections held in the county of Chatham and city of Savannah, and to provide fur the detec tion of frauds at said elections; A Bill to ineorpo potato the town of Jacksonboto', in the county of Scriven, and to define the duties and authority of the Commissioners of the same. The fallowing Bill from tho Senate was, among others, read the first limer To amend an Act entitled an Act to appropriate a sum of money to improve the navigation of tbe Big Satiila river, passed Dee. 80, 1836, and to op* point additional Commissioner* on said river, THE HON. W. C. PRESTON Who was, during the late canvass, in favor oi put* ting down tbe present Administration, even by force of armt, at the Whig dinnar recently given him in Charleston, uttered this sentiment: The next Adminittration: A decent respect to the opinions of the people, requires that it should have a (air trial." Wo fully coincide with the honorable gentleman, and In the language of the late Wm. H. Crawford, when n guest of our chitons, we say nf the next Ad. ministration, os he said of that of the younger Adams, at its commencement—" Let it bo judged by its measures." The latter was judged by its measures, and the people, by a vote of more titan two to ono in the Electoral College, condemned |t. Though we hope but little from the next Admin istration, and apprehend that the people will derive less, yet we are prepared,when the 4th of March shall arrive to give a candid support to those ntoa. sure* which may be Republican, (wo will not say Demoeratie, lest perchance we may roa ethn ire of these who differ from us.) At the same time we wilj present a decided oppniition to those which may spring from the "corruptions" (we use a favorite Whig phrase) of power, to administer to the cravings of those whoat heart disliking a Democrat ic Republican Government, exert all their energies to have a master in the person of a President of e great National Bank. When the time comes, wo will be found, as we trust we always have, rendering a proper tribute to Constitutional measures, and our opposition to constitutional means to increase power with the sac rifice of Stato sovereignty, shall never degenerate into that factious fault-finding which has weakened the influence or the Press as * moral engine, while it may have served to magnify iu power In times of high party excitement. If the parly to which we are proud of being attached, expected us to sacri fice fact* for garbled statements, and an indepen dent position far the lowly seat of those instructed ia their course, we would rebel and leave It to them to find a pliant Editor else where. But we have a higher opinion of the Demoeratie Party, and slial) goon asserting,as we have ever strived to do, the dignity ufa FrKk Prkss, unawed by the denuncia tions of virulent opponents, and undismayed by 'heirinsidiout attacks. i MILLEDGEVILLE, Dec. 12,1840. DeW Sir:—The House met at 3 o'clock, yester* day, after closing my lelter-Mr. Flournoy of Washington, resumed tho argument on the Central Bank BUI. Several gentlemen succeeded Mr. Flournoy, to wltt—Messrs. Chappell, Hardeman and Toombs, against striking out the 1st Section— Messrs. Hunter, Rodgers and Betheo, in favor of thf motion of striking out. The .latter gentleman, Mr. Bethea from Washington county, certainly made a hippy effort In his argument, nature no doubt designed this gentleman an orator: his time I understand has been devoted more to mercantile pursuits than legislative, build* speech on this sub ject was thrilling and very cutting. The vote being taken, to strike out the first section of tho bill— ysas73, nays 113. The ra tion to strike out was Jolt. The House this morning has been engaged on she second section of the bill, the words, the bondt wf the Stale in tumi not leu thon $500, hundred having been struck out.und $5 teflja motion to strike cut five lost, yeas 89—nays 91, and at this point atands the bill at present. The hour of 11 o’clock having arrived, both Houses have met to go into the elections of Judge and Solicitor of the Souih Wes- tern Circuit. On the Gib balloting. Wm. Taylor of Early, was elected Judge overfive other candidates. A. Robinson on the 5th balloting wa* elected So- 4 id tor. Mr. Wiley, on the lit Imlloting, was elected Brigadier General of the 1st brigade, 7th division. The Hi*** then adjourned until 3 o’clock, P.M. r.S. -The House last night was in Session from -3 1*9 ofclock, engaged principally in reading bills. (• 1 MILLEDGEVILLE, Dec. 12. 5o'clock, P.M. DpwSirt—Tbe House met at 3 o’clock P. M. and lookup the Bill in rclatien to the Central Bank, .andlhpive passed through, several sections of the Bill.'. It .seems tube a difficult matter to get it in :ao acceptable ahape. The following gentlemen ■tsok part in the discussion—Messrs. Bethea, Mur phy, Rodgers, Stiles, Millen, Chappell, Flournoy, of Washington; and Toombs. Wbenthe Bill passes the House I will inform you of its principle features. P.S. Tuesday next is set apart for the election «r throe Commissioners far tbe Western and Allan- *ic Bx> head. LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS. "We received on Saturday, from our Correspon dent,! the Journal ofthe proceedings of the House, Wednesday (9th Inst.) Several motions for re- coesiderstion were made. Oae, which prevailed, was to reconsider the vote fixing the mileage of the Erolident of the Senate and the Speaker of the House, at four dollars. We suspect that the ma jority of the Representative wisdom of the State, -after a night's reflection, deemed that they had been too generoos to the Treasury to deduct from tbe mileage of their officer* one dollar for every twenty m Iks. they would have to *c«epttfae same. TThls suspicion i* confirmed WW n *n find on the -Joo real sueba resolution offered a*'ho fallowing: B lr. Cannon kid on tho ixblo tba fa»-*i n g reia* Th.t«.ch r«mlx>tof bolh I ^ (JowlBigUfor Charltlton.—K Coopl. of -rf, iW.-Vk-" — Wh.lo.ab. Hunchback «|wc!.i writ mm Thurv W* • *» WIffl b?.S£$ Mr!!!) t.Mt, mil?. I. tb. rlelnlly of th. D.r b, . In consequence of the impassable condition of the usual avenues to this city—the snow lying on a love] of fifteen inches In depth—it will boppreeived there was nut a quorum present in either branch of Con gress to-day .—‘Globe,7i k init. THE PROSPECT. The Baltimore American of Tuesday says: "The rail road train from Washington came in last night at the regular hour—the track being en tirely clear of snow." If the rood North of Washington is clear, we may presume that those South present the seme condition. The Ohio Rail Rond train and the Philadelphia train which arrived at Baltimore on Monday night, brought a number of members of Congress who were to proceed to Washington next morning. MEXICO. Important to Commxrcr.—By the schr. Robt. Mills, arrived lastevening from Matamnra*,we hnve been informed that tho Mexican government has permitted the introduction of the articles which were lately prohibited. The schr. Emblem tailed from Matamoraa for this port on tbe 25th November, with specie, hides and passengers.—N. Orleans Bet, 7th inti. SOUTH CAROLINA. Goeernor't Election,—lb*oleclionfor Governor and Lieutenant Governor of tha State, took place on Wednesday last and contrary to ganetal expectation, the Governor's election was decided ia favor of tho Hon.( John P. Richardson, on the first billot. The fallowing was the stata of tba poll t John P. Richardson, 104 James H. Hammond, 47 B K. Hrr.agan (oot a candidate) 8 David Johnson (not a candidate) 6 For Lieutenant Governor, 1st ballot. Wm. K. Clowny. 04 James Ferguson, SI J. S. Asht), 13 Blank) 1 The inauguratldn of the Governor alert, took placo yesterday.—cAar. Courier of Friday. The Public Debt.—The total amount of Trta• tury notet issurd under Mr, Van Duron's adminis tration since Oct. 12,1837, has boen $24,730,473 89: nearly twenty-five millions of dollars. Of this amount there has been redeemed $20,302,- 650 51. Leaving unredeemed, at this prttsenk time, $4,433,833 38. Tha Washington correspondent of Ihe N. York Journal of Commerce writes— The- Bank nf the United States is now paying off its bonds due to the government, and paving them in specie too. This is a fortunate supply for the Treasury, which, according to all aroounts, was getting quite low. TUESDAY, DECEMDER 16, 1840. WILKES SENATOR. Ge»rre W. Carter (Whig)was elected lest week to tbe Senate of Georgia from Wllk ounty, vitt Dr. Anderson, resigned. THE ELECTORIAL COLLEGES. We have not chronicled the meeting of these Col. leges, and the fact that they have voted for Van Bu ran or for Harrison. All that wo have seen have voted in accordance with the views of those who elected them, unless wo except Virginia, where one vote was deposited for Governor Polk, of Tonnes* see, for Vice President. VIRGINIA SENATOR. The House of Delegates yesterday resolved logo into the election of e U. S. Senator to succeed Mr. Rives, on Monday. What will be the fate of the resolution In the Senate, where the parties are tied, we cannot say.—Richmond Compiler. From the Charleston Courier we learn that the resolution was lost in the Senate by a /«>.—[Ed. Georgia it. VIRGINIA vt. NEW YORK, AMAS GEORGIA vt MAINE. We, this morning, publish Governor McDon ald's Communication of the 7lh inst. to the Legis lature, introducing a letter of J2th November last, from Gov. Gilmer, of Virginia. Wo received these documents from our State Senator two or three mails since, and would not now divide litem, did tho arrival of four mails at a t ime allow us to fill with one subject, so large a portion of our columns. The deep stake which the South holds in this cuntrover sy tnkes us anxious to spread all tit* documents, before our readers, and wehopo to do soatan early day. That New York, through lies Whig Governor, and her Legislature, has acted in had faith towards Virginia and the South generally, thrra can* not he the slightest diffurence of opinion. Shall patriotic section of country be, from day today, in. suited by such conduct on the part uf States uf tho same family and of a common origin! If the Con stitution proves not a rope of sapd, when such qucstior.sare involved, let it be respected. If it does, the sooner new guards are provided far our future security, the better. Mr. Adams has alreedy dis played (on the first day tha Home Wes organised) his fanatical seal against Southern Institutions. Will the Whigi who last year upheld the fenst- ics retrace their steps this session, nttW, that the sent of political fanatics need nut be propitiated f We shall see. Whatever their motives, we hope that tboy will. THE HARRISONITES Are going it all over the country like (to use a common expression) "a house on fire.” We, poor Democrats, must wail until their ordour Is couted, which will be tbe case with nil who find at the commencement of tho second year of the next Ad ministration that " all is not gold that glitters.'*— General Harrison, weareinfnimed by his supporters, to be the Prnidtnl of the United Stntei, and not nf a Party. This would be agreeable news to us, if we held cilice, but as we do not, wo communi cate it for the benefit of nur ft lends, who do. This information, however, Implies that Mr. Van Burxn has not been the President of the United Stalet. Mr. Van Burbn's course is above such an impu. tmion.buim he will speak far himself to-morrow in hit expected Message, we shall not now allude to his patriotic and manly career. Some of oUr sanguine opponents flatter themselves they have prostrated our party In the dust. A truce such self-gratuletion I More than a million of voters may be figuratively prostrated by defeat, but there is too much of American philosophy in such mass to allow them to be discouraged by tempo rary adversity. Besides, there cannot be found Harrisonitcs enough to keep the Democracy in tha dust. Thomas JxFrarson, the expounder of the principles they cherish, was defeated in 1796, but hia faith was not the less ardent, nur his desire to serve his country, In a more limited sphere, less pure- He awaited the " sober second thought" of the People. Their reflection was favorable to him, and after •erring them four yeHrs, he wna almost Unanimously approved of by an admiring people, there having be«n in 1804 but fourteen electoral votes for the Federal candidate. ■ fnhkt fawn a large appfa.tbe oaly vassal of aay kind within our control, tha cbsmpsgna was dis posed of at onca." Nina sleighs at length arrived, In which the (sir creature* ware safely placed, and started /be D.h- dantown, where a good dinnar restored all to gaod humor, not a little enhAnded by tha grataftil smiles of ilia suffer sex, bestowed on their knights, who, with tha spirit of the c/dr a time, feiltd not fa their duty, when beauty was tha prixa. Next morning tba slaighs wereabla to procead to Philadelphia. Some nf tha ptssangers from Philadelphia, far New York ware 49 hours reaching tha Uttar city, with tha mail. The U. B. W. W. to. Price.—In tha U. Slates Circuit CDUrt, New York, on 8atutday, Judge Thompson^ presiding, W. M. Fricf, tha defend ant, in parson, appliod to tha Court to put off bit trial until tlie Spring term. Tha Coin granted the motion, and the trial atands evar. U. S. SENATORS. Tha Hon. Lavi Woodbury, who far severe! y*ars post has occupied a placo lit Hitt tttblnet at Wash, {ngion, has been elected tqthe Ut S. Senate, by tba Legislature of New Hampshire, fa* th* term of six years from the 4th of Maroh next. Htsucctsdi Mr, Hubbard,ofthe same politics, Hon. W. S. Fulton has bean re-elected to the Senate of tba U. S. from Arkansas, far six year* from tha <tl,of March next. Baltimore and farther SeuRt, wlthotat aay discount, andithereby secure a larea profit. The N. Y. Courier nf Monday says— Wahad hoped that the contlusidn nftha arrange ment which we announced on Saturday, would have wtnblnd tba banks of Pennsylvania to resume specie paymenu, before the departure of the Great Wes ' ** , ,h f ***** produced by this event In Europe, will probably he grenter than It will be hate, hut we fear that the ob-tructiona to tha communication be tween the two eltles mured by tbn heavy fell of snow, may possibly prevent this consummation. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1840. The steamboat llnttbtttwcan New York and Hart ford, U discontinued fur the season. THE GREAT WESTERN Did not leave New York on Tuasday. Tba Jour, nal of Commerce (8th) saya—The Great Western is detained until to-morrow. Sevoral passenger who were to coma from tho South are not yet In, and the mails are detained by the snow. Tha de lay therefore wes quite indispensable. It will ena. ble the Great Western to carry out tha President's Message. The same paper states—The weather to-day Is mild, and the snow is gradually leaving us. — —__t It is currently reported in Washington as we learn, (says tho Norfolk Beacon) that Mr. Van Bu. ran hat tendered the hospitalities oftheWhlte Hout Q to the President elect, who is said contemplates vis iting the City of Washington sometime In the month of February, preparatory to tba Inauguration on 4th of Mnrch. Wa have no meant ourselves of a* certaining whether the report it qntitled to credence. Great Snow Storm.—The National Intelligencer of last Monday, says—"On Friday last, about noan, a heavy snow storm commenced in this city and neighborhood, which, although partially ceasing far a few hours on Saturday morning, broke out anew about 11 o'clock, A. M. on Saturday, and con tinued all Saturday night and yesterday, until the time this paper went to press. There is now about eighteen inches of snow upon the ground, upon a level, drifted in many placet to three and f-ur feet. So heavy a fall of snow in this city it not recollect ed since that of January 15th, 1831, and to long continued a storm was never known hare. Our streets are almost impassable. Tha mails are im peded, and all travelling is at present nearly at a stand. Several of tha churches were shut during tba whole of vesterdsy, and Divine amice necessa rily omitted therein. 5'* be allowed for every twenty mites {? Is S- 1 * 0 "™ Sllj BI1U wm rmlv4 fr-m ik. Sm», kj Ik. ii Sktwt. Am lb*m *•" * WS "*• ,f ' „ ik. rfD-a. -f oir. f«» u- pm« p S^eWUw-kiW'"- -k.» one ofthe pilot s— onTnureday night,about 8 o'clock, they were ako.1100 pit. Mllof Eukatp wbuf, l«dlw »•<•> LnUtkwiofi oftblplMf. Tkmwu.puty-f i b—ri u tb.ilm, wlw lb--I,hi of ibm Rilfkt, Ck.rlut*n F.trltt, 11IA V-wfc.rfrtipl,, ra pmt I,iUmh ibVhljJCJJj Uihm.(lWTy f will be the case again in 1844. The principlca of Jefferson will again triumph. OUR CLIMATE. Here are we in Savannah, enjoying tha luxury of fine weather, these brief days in December, while our Northern Brethren are shivering under tha rigors of a Northern dime. The snow we read of makes us bug our cheerful hearth-fire closer, and rejoice that our lot is to breathe South of 33® N. latitude. What think you fair reader, (far we flatter our- •eif that some of the gentle tax sometimes gltnce over our columns,) when we inform you th<st soma of Eva's fair daughters were tetenleen bouts with out nourishment on tbe Rail Road from New York, the cars within three miles of Bordentown, being banked up with snow. No fiie, water, or provi. sions of any kind coutd they procure, until soma gentlemen, with tbe spirit of chivalry chartered a two borso sleigh, and having provided themselves with champagne, brandy, and tome other refresh ments, set out far tba liberation of the suffering U- diet. A gentlemen of tba party who deemed hia own disappointments worthy of being jaorna I feed, writes as fallow* " We were compelled to take the read te Tren ton,and could proceed no farther then Lambertoa in the sleigh, /roes which place we fisat, eheat twemUea through the ee the distance, (tsr (sat deep. 10 o'clock—Airln4.uk. Miner, ud4im- <wn4 iMr .—fit (on u tk. -Mo-i, Mil« anxleuslv far assistance fron omm msa rtor - H— Cold weather in Maine.—An Augusta papr r state* that tha Kannabeo river at Hallowrll, froze over on the night of the 27th uit. Last year It wa* not closed over by ice until Christmas. On Wed. nesday morning It was so cold at Augusta, that the mercury at sunrita fall to eleven degrees below si' eol On the 2d Inst, the Penobscot river was froten over down below Humpden, and to thoroughly too, that peopla cross over to Brewer side with safely. Jfanryfn JEag/and.—Some of the last letters from London say that twelve per rant had been of fered including commissions, fur loans of money on American socuritlas for lung periods, and vyith a wide margin, but with out iticcrat.—Afr* K. > Jour. Com. 8 tk fa if. CENTRAL BANK. Th# Dill which it alluded to by our Correspond deni It that which was reported by Mr. TooHas, of tho Speofel Committed appointed to Investigate tho affaire of tha Dank. It repeal* tha AetorSlttDte. 1839, and provides for the redemption qf tire bills of tha Central Bank. Unlata this Bill It amended In Its provision!, tit* Charter will atill exist. Wtt published tba bUI on tho 6th lost) FROM FLORIDA^ Capt, Smith, of the steamer Cinttlhhatl, which boat arrived yastfhlay from Black,Creek, reports that tbftiean Indians, among whom were nine war* rion, came Into Fort King three oe four days since, and delivered their rifle# to Col. Riley. Shipwreck.—Vt* also tarn from Capt. S. that the sclir. Globe, from Baltimore, with Government 8toret, was totally lost on 8t. Johns Bar on or about tbe 8th inat. Crew eared. KT Since the above wa* fa type, wa bare receiv ed tha fallowing letters *hh!h coafirm tho atate- man: of Capt. Smitht From our Corlreepondent. ^1' S Florida, Dee. o. p 1 , r Sir:—Three warriors canto In at Fort King a few days tinea, and agreeably to tha Genetall’s orders have been put under guard. Thay aay that Halleck* tuslunuggre will return in a few days, but are unable to assign any reason far his abrupt departure during tha progress of hit rai unt protend,d treaty. Tbe Interpreters are all absent from Fori King, which may, in a manner, account far tha meagre news they have communicated. An eaprast bat bean despatch, ad to tbe General, who is now at Tampa. 8J o'clock, P. M. Dec. 9i Slrt—The express just arrived from Fort King says that 13 Indians came in this momlngand delivered upjthelr arms lo Col. Riley. They state fore look her departure far UrisWl ynstvldny at the appointed hour. This is th* lust tHplor the season. She carries mtt ■ fall freight, including $102.000 in nin wuu „,.oy. luryaiaie Aboul $| I Oil were * * ‘ th<q th#,# mBn 7 more to coma in a few days. 1 jCstenfay for letters to be t at D*lll |ta you particulars by next eaprets. J r *rn, It It the smallest big The Baltimore Patriot of 9ib inst. (?| o'clock) soys—"in tha train of cars from Philadelphia, which arrived last night, came a number of mem. bars of Congress, and among them Senators suffi cient to farm, with those already at Washington, a quorum. They will loave here tills morning at 9 o'clock, and reach Washington in lima to perfect the organisation of tha two Houses. From this event, It it probable tho President's Monaco will be delivered to day.** The New Orleaas Picayune of tha 8tb last has tho fallowing: A report reachnd town yesterday that a Mexican launch.purchased and fitted out by the Government and carrying ten men with small arms, had taken an American sloop at Corpus Christ!, killing three cf her men. Tho reason of the seizure was, that tho sloop was engaged in smuggling. Wo morely givo it at a rumor. AUGUSTA.Dec.il. LafaytUe Count.—third Jay. Purs# $500—3 mite heats. Cut. W. Hamptons’*ch. f. Fanny I 1 Walton St Lamkin's b. h. Gano Q 3 Col. Johnson's ch. h. Fordham 3 3 Time—1st heat 6m—2d hsat 5 55. Fanny the favorite, at two to one against the Arid, and won tho race Very handily. DECBMBER 12. Fourth Day. Purse $oOP. Four mile beau. Col. Crowell’s g m. Omega j j Col. W. Hampton's ch. h. Santa Anna 3 2 Benton Martin's g. h. Chevalier Cervantes 3 3 Time—7 56—7 45. Betting 5 to 4 on the grey mare against the field. The first heat wet was won very easily. Tbe Mex ican though gave her a severe tug at the finish.— ~ ‘ bei Omega only beating him by about a length. Santa Anna pulled up lathe, ret we are happy to itate ho it not seriously injured. RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS. The Philadelphia U. S. Gasetio of yesterday hat tbe lolluwirrg paragraph! The latest information we hnve from the east ren dors it almost certain that tha means asked to aid the banks of Philadelphia to retume, will be so far secured at to place it bryond a doubt that on or be fore tho 15th January, 1841, the banks will resume specie payments. ....... n _ , The Philadelphia Inquirer says—We tarn that Such I. the chancier of pin Demncncjr. Such ,1,„ B.nk CommilM re.urucd Irum Ne« York ... trrdav. Imrine left that chv at nVlnob «« ft..... Prom our Correepondeut. MILLEDGEVILLE, Dec. 14. Dear Sir!—'The House, at 3 o'clock on Saturday, resumed the Central Bank bill, and look it up by sections, and after many motions to strike certain parts ofit out, and much discussion. The bill about 5o'clock, P.M. waa putin its passage,and way pasted with some few alterations from the original draft. This morning there was a motion to recon sider, on which motion the House consumed all the morning until 12 u’dock, in discussion by the fallow, log gentlement—Crawford of Richmond, Murphy nf DeKalb, Stephens, Harrison of Randolph, Stiles, Millen, Toombs, Barclay, and Hibbert | on tha motion to reconsider, the yeas and hays were—yeas 73, nays 110, and so the bill i| next to be heard of in the Senate, end how disposed of tbnra will be teen hereafter, but probably will be a little pruned of some of its provisions. ■ Mr.Fjqpynoy, of Wash* inf ton, before the House adjourned fur dinner, mov ed to impend the order to call Up hit resolution* offered the first nf the Setildb, instructing our mem bers M Congress to vote far a repeal of the Sub- Treasury; and in favor of an United States Bank. This motion was lost—yelt 85, naya 94. So tbe Homo adjourned far dinner. The Senate being considerably ahead of the House in business, they ere not sn closely engaged. Postmasters. The fallowing gentleMen have been appointed Postmasters fur the offices opposite their respective names. E, H. Btron, Welthourviltc, Liberty Co., Gn. Edmund B. Grots, Jacktonboro, Scriven Co., Ga. B. M. Simms, Wallace, Jones Co., Gi, H.T. Hodnelt, Glascock, Meriwether Ci)., tja. James N. Harris, Polndeater, Marion Go., Ga. The Columbia Temperance Advocate of last Thursday says—" The Rev. J. H. Thornlvilh Pas tor of the Presbyterian Church in Columbia, has been unaninlumly elected Professor of Sacred Lit. nature, and Chaplain, in tho South Carolina Col lege, In ihe place or tbe ilav. Stephen Elliott, D; D. resigned. LAFAYETTE COURSE. Col. W. R. Johnson's b. h. Wonder,5 years old, took the purse of $300 on Saturday, for mile heats, best three In five, beating Alice Ann, Emily Speed, and Lady Augusta. Time-first heat, lm.fifli.s 2d, Im.54t.) fld, Ira. 55t.; 4th, lm. 54s. The Army and Navy Chrosiele contradicts the re port Which hat been published in various pnpers, that the U. S. Ship of the line Ohio, had bash order ed home, at the request of Commodore Hull. No such order hat beth Wtued. Duller, Wm D, Campbell, ChUpttian.Chln, Cliff.rd Crorkett, Grot*, John Davis, John W. Davis, Gar ret Davis, Daws<«, Deberry, Dell#:, Earl, Kastman, Galbraith, Gantry, Gerry, Guggln, Green, Haber sham, John Hastings. Hawes (Jill of Virginia, Hill of Notth Ciroilha, Htilen, Hunk, Jameson. Jenifer Cave Johnson, Nathaniel Jones, Kalin, Kemble, Kills, Leadbetter, Lucas, McCarty, McClellan, CcClurv, Msrchsnd, Medil, Miller, Montanya,Mont gomery,'Samuel W. Morris. Morrow, Newhard, Nlsbet, Parrish, Raynrr, Samuels.Shephsrd,Albert Smith, Thnmat Smith, Stanly, Steenrod, Strong: Stuart, 8umtrr,8woeny, Taliaferro, Philip F. Thom a«, John B. Thompson, D D. Wag getter. Waiter- •on, Waller* John White. WUk, Jared W. WII- Hams, Lead* William*,C. II. Williams—83. Nayt.—Mritrt, Adams, Baker* Barnard, Beatty, Boardrtinn. Brewster, Briggs Calhoun, Cafy Chit tenden. Clark, 3. Cooper, Cranston, K. Davis. Doe, D.dg, Everett. Fillmore, Fletcher, Gntet, Gande, Granger, llnll, Hand, Henry* Hopkins, Jackrnn, Charles Johnston, Lane, Linrolh, McCulloch. Mai- lory. Marvin; Maion, Mitchell: C. Morris. Naylor, Osborne, PnVmenter. Peck, Kendall, Randolph, IUriden, Ritigway, Edward Roger*. Russttll, Ser- geant,jSnnontoo, oiado, John Smith, Truman Smith, Tilllnghast, Toland, Trumbull, Underwood, P, J. Waener: Henry Willinmt: Wlnlhrop*-5fl. TheAHhUli Metiige unite President wa» then received aad the usual number of copies ordered tn ba printed. (By the Southerner,) /Yew Ihe Charleston Pat. of Monday afternoon. From Nassau. By the Br. schooner Victoria, Capt .Young, fro have received a fileofNnssau papersto the5th inst. from which we have tiopied below an account nf a shipwreck-. We are famished by an arrival (Vdm Ragged 1*1 and, with an acootmt of the lost of the brig Mary Ann, Thompson, matter, from Chartatun (in bal last) bound to Ragged Island, fur a load of salt, at which place, on Sunday, the 2fld Inst, the was total ly wrecked. Her materials,together with what utlier article* were on board, hove, we understand, been ifttotL Shipwreck —The slrn Spirits, cf Krwburypon, Knight, from Ltarphiil, for Havana, with a cargo of Machinery, Hard Ware aud Crockery, went a- shore at.Harbour Island 23d Nov.—vossol totally lost. The craw and a portion of thecargo saved by wreckers, taken toNnsmoand told. NEW YORK, D,c. 10. Oreat Western.—The President's Message not having been received, and it being uncertain when it would reach this 6Uy, it wnt Hut doomed expedient lodetain the ship Any longer: She there- terday, having left that city at fire o'clock on Satur day afternoon. Their negotiations was succsufut, and we may therefore re-effirm our belief that the long talked of resumption will take place on tbe 15ln. The New Yolk Times says: " Our banks have agreed to loan the Philadelphia Banks one million of dollars on nine and eighteen month*. A committee of three from Philadelphia, in conjunction with w Boston Committee have been here for several days, and yesterday morning com plated the arrangements for tbe loan. The Boston Bank* will increase the loan to three millions and a half, which it U asserted will be amply sufficient to enable the Pennsylvania institutions to fill ||» requisition of tbe lew in relation to the resumption. Tbe loan is made on Post Note* bearing six percent interest- It amounts, in fact, merely to an extension of the debt due by the PhiUdsipbia banks to ours and placing it on interett. Wo are glad the affaii is ■t last concluded, and that another fair prospect exists, that before month* all the sound bank* throughout the Union, will pay *peci«, end tbe un sound one* have been put into liquidation." Tbe New York Exprtee of Monday, 2 P. M. seysi Tbe negotiation between the Philadelphia end the New York Banks for the loan of a million of dollars, waa concluded with tbe uimott promptness. Tbe Banks were to famish tbe amount on th* terms proposed, and without lbs slightest hesitation. In- daod tba amount divided op wm very small* tbe Dank of Commerce took the large* portion, vitt one hundred and fifty thousands meet of the other* took fifty and a hundred tbeosand *cfe-Md bed tho application been far d«Me tf*Mtmjjir,tbeMa wogyjtareUee uboe, ^Tbey nlJ bad end here lerff belsacM PhOadeJ Temperance.—An officer on board the U. Stales frigate Potomac, write* from Rio Janeiro, under dale of July 4, 1840, that out of their crew of 279, 220 had voluntarily stopped their grog. CONGRESS. In the Senate on Wednesday, Mr. .Mangum^len- ator elect flora Noith Garolina, was qualified, end took his teat. The fallowing Senators, in addition tn those be fore announced, appeared in their seats: Messrs De- via, Knight, Rugglcl, Dixon, Henderson, Clayton, Pierce, Clay, of Ala., and Hcbberd. A quorum being present Messrs. Wright, of N. York, and Huntingtoo, of Con., were appointed the committee on the part of tbe Senate, to wait on the President: Mr. W. reported that he had dit charged the dfity, and soon after a Metasgo was received from the President, which waa reed. On motion of Idr. Hubbard, 8,000 additional co pies of the Message, and l,5d0 of t|w aeeofanany inf documents, ware ordered to be printed: Mr. Merrick then rose, and announced the death of h>« late colleague, (the Hon. Jno. S. Spence,) After tbe customary resolution* were adopted,the Senate adjourned. HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES. Tbe proceedings fa tbe House yea extract, far their brevity, from tho tn.b.H^. I. pon-.ne.of notice given on yesterday, Mr. Adams offered his metatb. (or ncleJIn, ih. nudle, errf,roflhi SSr^JtLTff!?.? ***-:*«)■ Aboui $1100 were received nt theexelmnge ' sent by the Great West. I sent offfartwti years. . . -w.« CHINA. The shin Niantic, Capi. Dody* strived this thorn Ing from Macao, July 5th, wilh a full Aatgn of silk and teas. The Rev. Dr. Perket, CtpUin F: Jaun- cey.and K. B. Forb-*, Ksq. came pastengttraIn the Niantic. Tho unlv interesting Intelligmch from Chlni It the detention ofthe ships Adelaide, Stubbs, and Washington, Benson, et tha Bocca Tigris by the Blockading Squadron there linifar Cent. Warher in the Volga. Application fur thttlr release being made bv tli-lr agents to Capt. Smith, then at Mfccao, he replied that order* should bo imrifedlately given forthem to proceed, In etterge of An officer, to Cepe Shay, tho moor anchorage, wherethelr case would he property Inveatigated. As thnfathlpl were laden prior tn tlte 20th, and as, they were furnished with proorthereof, under the Consular Seal, it it prett.m edtliut they will nntbe demined. The Resident at Angler reported fa Capt. Doty, that accounts had been received at Batavia, from Sfarepnre tu tha middle of August: and (list news «f the failure of negoflatiops by Adthiral Elliot bad reaebed that port from China, and that hostilities hud commenced un the roast of China between the British force* and tho Chinese. , NEW YORK. Dett, Ith toOffEV MAbkET—ClTP NE WS• «v.u . . Thursday (’. M. F »«.. .'ock. Jim all I,ten <Un will,In. d.,or ’ft VS”"' lhB -P- , .ll,r*.I»ll» r f’ I ® u - - - nd 1,16 B#itt pl-y HP,. . itock to suit their own purposes. Tli. mom, mnrk.l I. -IlhMI ■!.«.Il,hl-u eh-n-e. Tb.ro I. .nil. w.nrbr, nod p«|Wr by Ibabanka. 2" wflM’Wr.J.lphil m.L no dlflbr t iatafter the Bnrtks resume there, money will be stilly more abundant hire. 1 Fr.l,bl> loKurop. •(.,.1,1., , 0 |„„ , M j p J b ' ln «' lo “" tu It. pra.ent ram hi. Indlicd .lllpptn jo uk. Imld a,.In, ,„d ,mb. r.w tlioinnml k.ri.l. W«klern li.v. bran Ink., up for Liverpool. Tha margin far a pVofit it very small. The rate nfexchange bn Philadelphia and Balti more steady at 1$. TEA SALE—Thursday, Dto. 10. Terms'0 months. By L. M. Hoffman St Co. Hyson—I (I cheat* at 87c. . *"*» "W-jf M* (««•'• .t 03J . 10P..; 300 l«l! b 00^”‘ 65 I"“U'' 50 13 ">• t»»™ J.- Inni Jlyion skin—100 chests, 01 a CG. Imperial—80hfchests, 08a82{ 100 13 lh boxes do at 76$. a.oS.Tol'.oTbKlrro" 1 ” 3 ' 85 chM “ d '’ I’oiKbon,—00 hf elicit. .1 75. „ , _ L . „NKW YORK, U«. io. hi "* Constalletlon tailed from Boston on " i1 rte ^"y lno|,ft,n *» f °I Dr«*ll and the East Indie*. Tho Boston Mercantile Journal say*—On aril- vlngat Hio Janeiro, Cant Stcfer wilt tnktt command of the Potoniac-anri Gant. Lawrence Kearney, ono I""* 1 brn,, ® Bn d efficient officers in theiervloe will take command of thtt expedition, *hirh has itecn fitted out wilh an much delay, trouble end expense, ahd proceed on his way to China, in order to protect.our coitimaren In that quarter. NEWYOnK, Dec. 7. Money Markets—City Newt. . , , Monday| P. M. Tha storm has Iteen one of the most tdvera w o liav« fX|M-ricnccd for a long time. Not n vessel arrived nr left the port on Sunday. The river and bey however ere entirely free from Ice. We are entire ly out off from any southern mail for two days, which quite deranges eachanges. Exchange on England aia&aawatfSvaaarras' OCOROIA LKOMUTURE. Mr.MmpW, of D.K.lb, m uflira .bnra WM .ul,.rd lb.d.lyuf rnrgulilw mm Cmilr.IB.hb, -'P* 31 —7nm.ll.. Ill rh.imr, .lid nEPORTt , This remnant of your camMiiiae, from tbe exam*,, inatlon he ha* given ••fib# situation at tbe Bank a* , shown In the report ofthe PtMtdtat tie Ufa Karel- , fancy the Governor, which is believed In he correct, and tbe antlro wiliingime* un the part iff the tdficere u J! n . , ‘»'« tttek® ttfell oxhii.it and expIaMtlM . uf the affaii* and irifataetlons of the Bahk,*® far ' “ * ■ ¥KK g|i' i* stiff at lhf. Tb. iclinnmr R.mbl.r, orBmtan, lnb.ll.il buund out w«nt ubur. on S.lurdi, nl,lu nn Staten InUnd. a few rod. below tho H.traat Deck. Sim llo.on lb. b-.ch perfectly nf,. .„d wltbould.ml Wl n.lhn ildt look her uph : ,h on tb. ahorri U wll bn dlOcull lo,.tb.ror. bn. p.rlrd CD. cable, .nd dm,,ed the other. Ifmr mm. d.b.1.i of n. lolar.it, th. tiiolo ^Mliid mlb. uU. hi ..omofJJ to J,. ■B*i-ral immWri, rf bMb oantm, wtf.to.lmi sraatwH ^SaSSi-awas D»/d,A,Y. Rnwo.litn^Mfl, R.t|#r,(vi>. o! (Corrtipondtnce 0rf Ik. CmUtnllnUUl.) MILl,BDOEVILLE, Dm. 10. In the Sena's to dsyi On motion to reconsider the resolution adopted yesterday for abolishing ike office ofState Geologist the yets were 34, nays 47. * »»««< lorraoiildor tlm clolin of thohelr. •?«■ild MolCo!llou,h,y»i 4f, nnyiSB. 1 ho bill Woo pined to rapool the net moment •W«l./ir bhrraio, or dndl, woopom. Tb. bill in olmltd,til oleclion prrcioti In the mill, for llm bolotKoof lb. .tAi bl ! l .’J*l'l! , ^ d L J " ,,,a ' »-r* as.jWnjth. olretlon of clerk of lb. court of nrdlniry lollm pre • (oHMy to Cantdrn County hr «?tm S"!Lj m *'• “ k ™ ■(■■ Mr Skdtmotol county. At tbii «>,. of tha prorndln,! . motion prarallid Is loy th.b.11 n. tb. »bl.fo, tk. jjjm M, -my. 35, tb. PrMld.nl wtlo,(o ,h. .Bno mumu ■» w. cL.fSi y.ffsSSi. fa* tuu. r. h. M0NZT MARKRT-CITY NEW*. Tb* ha. wdOipS tyitaiySri—f-ip-i- Pink, bn Oil mil op end It It npirmd llm Hmki In tbii i j - * k - P—mnl Do ird of Dim • onto whom rondncl lhlioi.mln.tloo oloo. bu born extended. Oppo.nl I. ll* bookie, uitt* (•'nenilly, nod p irileul.rly llm atm. i^lti thM. would bo willing to Inin the m.ji.riir tod minority of thu commiitcn in turir r-mnpnsi^aditfau to re|wal the charter or the Central Bank, If the re-, pealirg clause could ctn'iraee all other Banlts fa .' this State without grant Injuty re»ulting to tbe com- munity. But as thu hanking system fe so fallim#* iy connected with the interest of a large portion if the whole community, es to require its coutinnatlMi to an extent nut seen by me at pieiefit, end perhaps, throughout all time to c «mn, I, with due deference to the opinions of oth -rs ofthe committee who dlfa fer with mo* deem it to be to the interest ofthe mid- . munliyat Urge, to have a Bank of the State, ami the fund* of the State, if made banking capiteL placed there In and under the controllol the State, so tha* that portion of the circulation of 9far State, that it lisuod upon the funds of the State, may HOT emanate from the cummurcial cities of your State and the Incorporated banking companies, and Ite med intely connected wilh individual interest. A ad as to ihn constitutionality of tha Central Beak, 'I look upon that as a question lung since settled t believing ns I do, ibnt If the State can breome a banker in copartnership end issue three dollars ’ to one on her funds, paid in • banking company, she may, under the stinte constitution* act Up the same . business ulonottnd manage the whole aonoern her- •el, end issue tVvu tu one upon her funds so vested, , 1 cannot thewft.re, join in recoir.mendinf the re- >eal of the charter of the Central Bank of Geurgfa. Jut as there U A phispert of a return lo • general i eaumption ofspeefe payment* by tha Banks State, and the heXVy exactions which have been Mid will be made upon tbis Bank within a short time, will render it unable in resume et the time mention ed end set anart fat that purpose; and as} think It dosiroble Ahn pWper that it should do to, I wunld n conimehrl such Wstrictions In lit future Issues,and such aid to be glv*n it os will eff ■« that object atod irevent n tttcond silipenslon by it; and for lhf fVtfjfa fentlon of ihttse who think tha (nsulvehi debts noW duo tho Stain, are mod# bunking capital, and te prcvenUtsbe* thereon If It it to* I would recommend that by Lrgfalaiive restrictions that be prevented. In remtlun to thostnek uWned by thoStnte in tbe Dank of the Statu <.fGcnVainnnd Hank of A«gu»«. I mutt be normltted to disagree, believing that It will be risking n great deal tn sail the same at *no- t on, as recomnnaoded bv the majorliy ol the Co^ mittee, and that It U alino-t impracticable to aell the tame At pur.nnd at auction as recommended by the minority of your Committee. 1 would respect fully recommend, that the lame be disposed dTh*. ‘far tbe laws* aa they now exist, and a sufficiency thereof; to satisfy ;hc debt due tbe Pbanix Bank rf New York, lie applied fur that purpose, fa tooh mak nar, and In such time* as ihn Directors of the Bank may think best* and with tho Isait possible delay. And farther, that the interest on our Bonds in f«v eign markets be punctually paid by said Director* . .. it (oil, don. Tho kill, of th. Oink of DiHm, no# fa thtt Central Bank, I would consider well disposed of> by allowing the Directors or the Baak.'f rediscount good paper with them, upon the leriit* upon which said Bank ia fa the hubltof discounting - paper. 1 do not bclloVe the present Legislature . cau|d,.by nn act, declare thtt charter of the Darien B*ttk.re|f6aled undo A fothro contingency, withcat tdmelrjbiJnAl w doterfafatt whether that eontlngr* tty hAd happened ott not, a! I understand tbe miner! ty of your LumiPItirtt to rerommrhd. The ed version i of any connekitm uf Government and Banks, and a toleration, at the same time, of A direct connexion • ofthe Government and Hanks fa cooartiMrebin,the Stale eletttlng her portion of tbe direflilop,’fci»Jy7"- Stockholders thtt balance of Hie direction, fa 1*4,^? issiiXm wl,hln Ita tUrln, kr»n . diotd.d !„l.rtra kf ! 1 “A” o^i.»r,h.8,.,r 1 ' o0 , l8 'reS“ fk-ldod . menu, lb tl,. Stile, which .CU W JS ->*®n,r(;ktly ihllrbiinj, if It bid, M uJltaSSKE . ot.inlniioii, hud lh.prl.ll.,..l',„ 0 , X"'7 n 3 f '2 bren reitrieted In It. Ii.hei to doll.r f7r d"lh?U ■ iu vault., .nd In (ti raw uf intnrnii, tu il.per crar whenlhe Dank, with which It I, compISdtolra enemlc, nra .llowodto lllu. litre, tu on.. lend nt elfhtwr crntlnnd Ihn •rjUmenll., that La eauMtb. Central Dank did nnt ratkn .. m3.!' tile other Uunki with over lllrau time. |„ prl ^|” jell It nuilit in Iw ivprated. The n>pnrt of ib. Centhtl D.nb ihbw. . non.lderable nmncnl nf rep Ii.l uVnr .nd nburaju ll.bllltiwi, which- liblidb m.y b. ued In .Hill Dink, .0 ni 10 .Bird . con.li •raid, -ellnflntho olllwn.ofthe Slow, In tUnr. •entpreiurefn Ihn monied .IT.Irt ofthe coitntrv. * n ui! "'t ' 1 ; V"”, y 1 -* 3 *» ra.enu.lo th. Stitn' with which the deble ufth. Silt, now Incuirlc. mnj be met In pnrlt mid which will fnnn.r or lltln lioee hi b. mol by raxntion, If innie uthermemu hr their dliehorj-e ii nut riuirud 10. I, wilh due d. fvrnnoe In thu nplulune of th. ulhora of th. Cum. mliwo Who illffur Willi me on th!. luhlnet, hollm ihn Ininre.t uftliehtnib rVnultei lint tbit Imtltw. •ion be sustained. And receive such Legislative eld as it* present condition may requite, and which may be effseted by ill®. pa.sage of • bi l introduced b} Mr. Herrilon, of Randolph. /. Lbet of sloop Martha, of Nantucket.-tb* .loph Martha, of Nantucket, Capt. Nye, from Charlotte, N. C. for this port, with n cargo of staves and oe* * dar timber, ttonsignrd re S. G\ Sleight* Who Woe on boord, Was Wrecked on Drunken Dick, on Satnrday' afternoon, about hairpAst 5 o'clotjk* having drifted’ ashore duringn calm and a dense fag. T)fe era*' remained on thn wreck during the night, arid early yesterday morning were taken..ff and brought in lira city by the pilot boat L:S. Lucas, Capt. Lea. V*». tel and cargo re ally fast; ' v. v Another wreck.—tlie sloop Two Brothers, from' the Southard, with n cargo of 2700 butbalt ' Roush Rlr>, Bound to this port, has been wrecked—vetiel ind cargo total hiss, W# warn unable toascestalri rurthcr particulars —Char. Courier, UlkintL , It fa I'aled fa an nhituan , try htitice ofMrmJobff g* Terry, a medical student Whn Hied at Syuih Boston, nn the lOth ult* nlihh noeufsl, that hliauachment in the Cause nf medical science, and the nnbleneia ol hi* disposition Were aff-ctingly exhibited bear bfa closing scene, when he called hW Weeping friends to his bedside* and after oheerving tbe rbedicxl faculty had been very kind to him, expressed a desire tjtu his body, at the only return be could make, might be given to them to promote that science, to which ho hail devoted hit life, And could now serve oafafa death. When he found that friendship and nleotlot would not eensent to this, ha expressed a daaira ty sleep beneath the shade# of Mount Aubnrti. flle class mates Immediately raised tbe sum necessary to erect x monument. ' r ’ f - tf.r The weather. ' T. From the Boeton Tranecriptof Monday evening. Wo had ratiier a severe snow storm yesterday,-* It commenced snowing about nopn« wndi continued wlthmcreMlngvfafanMthrm^hth.afte^J^j: the wind blowings gale from the nortbarst. ttifre evening it commeneod raining* and the rain and sleet continued a onn«ideiXh|e part rf tbe night.— About three Inches of snow fell, and btvirw .(Vayop towards morning, there fa very good sfafahfaf, tho snow being damp and solid. Soma of tpe Vftnafa were chafed at the wharves, end a brig weal ashore on Chelsea batch, bet iboorew war# saved. Wp have not heard ol much damage done by the stem “I!ff.. MM. MJ. Mr. H.leh, tl— mew fa all day, end fa from twelve toflltMnlnclwe d*ep£- Al night (* commenced raining. On the Cd inst. rh* Pennb.cnt river was fap over down be!o*e Hampden, and #» iherayghly too, that people cress nvrr io Brnwrr side with safety. Free in lodroth.—A fatter published fa th® ReV Slate Democrat, dated Wfacatoet, Deotmber P, says—' Schr. Tiberius. Brooking*, arrived M* last evening, picked up yesterday off Seguln a I wilh ihreo men and two hoys in h#r( one of the la _ was Iroaento death. They hsioeged to a am schooner bound re Wsldn<>oro*, which was u the squell «*n Monday nlaht. The f»#t of tl Uin an ! lii# Iwy srehedly frown."