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About The Democrat. (Columbus, Ga.) 1830-18?? | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1832)
*t, ■»* - b DU • S t EH l ' 45 !>G 1 AM); . • < .. i.-iii IQ o'clock tlii? ’ on -! i <mr .V us Schooin r Journal ' • (Dirt-! J:i< li'CC me limn i.elott, with papers to At ~ii ~Op metu-iit. ..>!•< uy ,i„ I 1> M.t M. ,1 tl.lds •!., • ! »'. Vi . 'it. i im |:oii e.d st.,tc <>!’LiiroiM: is bocotn- j in ■ ..-i_v < .» more mist tiled. ihct .ohT.i co >i. tits ravages ?i: L<- fin . iln i-i Hi!) r uf’ new casi s fn• ii • lie Sili tti tin lifih, ei. vcii il its, vt a? 5») ; * ••III'! <i! »li albs 2lni \t ;;nlc I illii l)i r in • -.so DM, tit ,»Uir 300. CotiSe q iy molv -lii.m hail he , .»es have pi' fa .u. '• he iefnr.il bill has not vet passed the 1 • • { mli. {»!'.«, hut was I \peeled t ~'i mi th fi'lkiwiug (veiling. > .. Courier is very confident that tin i Will in- ,i majority in the Lords lor the second r l.h ... i.| tile )■ !1, of from te ivvi ait —pel haps more—as it was hetieve.u :,ie beach in iii'iiiip. vvomii go lor ,i ». co. i! i t ,4, ig. O i mi ouier liuml, tile London papei ra,s s some doub’ » iuilnw : feinu-v of the imli-i'i lorui l'eers asetri that .amts VVI ..iliciillc and liar, o.v by h «»■* r teach il lii o', promises to sap,*>n the second reading oi the reform hill. Th ■- ie ied by >!.. Miuistt i party , who add ha, Lnri Gr> y has requirod Silo ig pledges .motnin.ilh, . . line., l'eers witose names had been used by Lo •» vViinriichit’e and Harrow by in or r iii.it then .aay lie “no ,mst <ke.” The same paper adds: S' ii shrew obs. i»el's tlni'K, that Lor is ii arrow b and Whameiifft in t-. seio h jjoi'aaiiO.is, Ii at. .. ive to tie adt o.ceiae.it ut their so. s, Lord Sanaon and .vlr. YVortleyq who would tv hi "_lj join :lie Ministry n' :1k bill wen di»,... e . oi. It if. not yel decided whether E.ai Gray a mild ..ike the management m ile. !*••»'» o' inil, in tin Lords. The state o 1 oi .hi:, .1 was supposed, w0.3tl bur Uy ..to him .o do so. Lord tlrnugh a i .v0..1,i co . iiunj hay. nuilcriaiyci, tin ta>.i, but i- prevented by the prossun* of his judicial "dolu s, ,-imiii i . oru'Grt-v re. jaisii the lead m the. debate, tin JViar. pits ut Laniisdown, or fi.. Duke oi Kie .iniond, It IS slippOs; .1, would be Se iecte tor toe arJiious ta.-k. *<ei. cl'-, mu , .p. rs jVoiii the French Cap n, ire to Min- 17m M ireh, inclu sive. i’n r. ire birth r ■ . e :m; *of hostility be iVeeu .in i tK-rti aae [}. puiies, G ear n.ngu itiou is felt at rlie rrdu v.i oi m • salaries im the _»l irst’. ds m Fi'aace, already, as ,t was c 0... aided, too smaii. Tne piy in a French sod.cr is !i df a p; mv i day, and the officers in the sum - —i J‘ »ith great pomp, but little solem nity. . liOiidou Courier of the evening °! Iddi si, the .'rmce V lilvramt tin French Aui’a issador, arid Van* 1> ir. *: ■ A1 msti r from tim United .S aim, hi i interviews with Viscount 1* liai rston on Saturday, at the Foreign .Office. • Discussions were going on between the F r ■ k- i aid Engl sh itupers, respecting th la nil nr oi the Fr teh at Viicona. T ■ Losul-i i Coure r contends th it if the Austria's were allowed to violate the ]> r li of aoa-i ' n non, !>v sending. tr ■ ns do Italy, J’raace had an equal rig id odo the s-trite. >\D * V ii ircli 17. V;< extraor di ' *ur : r irrived ye-, aior i. i r, ' w : ’esai'elles r| i Tt'Cf from St. th'ter.S hu"•' h.cli are sa:-l to be of tt*e higltcsl import. rce. . ! ' L »V 0 »\ Mirrh-JO fie debate into 1 i<“ ''i f I reading of ti• • Befo*ni 15 ' -v is >' I last, night, a. | j n "' I ! H Miss Hay. lloin-s »r«* e .jer tn I t'i it fill' <|is<'i|s.a ; o.l .it iV !>:■ h roll ah t to i‘l ho tli s evening; !mr -|| r,- —a - . pnr. hit tin* tppnsit'o t literal ! r» tii >■%<• it“iriJ» t.s slow It* ll ath along ” thr-nigfi *■ f‘1 1 w.'ek. T ■ op. how v* r fli.it | the r ! . is tiiifiiinuh' I. ■ • ‘ “is ♦r.ioi St. Medical* jut da te 1 5 ,-i . [)»;i I'.'dni still , emu nod . at “in J r i.I, .. >i*l wis civ; *igr gr iid» n tf'“ i V tntlii' inli I'l t irt , n o re- | C‘ i'< “l it with flip 'vl esf l. iminstM-j ti s< loyalyv, mil t »'■> a rejoicing. J T “= jo ro' wis i‘v;i. cted to s ..l .'.mu j tls 1 s ist. I,r rprc* itvi, and afterwards 1 to .m to St. M chiefs, winch sto h j tli uni I'atiile/.voiif : and when «• - Ct i v.s oti of ilu* ’ squadron rriv.- 1 i fr.i >1 8- lleislc the direct attHCi. upon 1* • 'il yeas, expectini immediately to! iti ■ nlacc. 4 in nl from Lisbon haT irrivod, j tv f,t ! tiers o 1 ’ the third mst. Vu ■x,u - and S co. t-isting of aI r e i.t V; ,. ;1! :i! ' C' ", with nine other vi s--Is, with | «* -5) troops o i hotrl, had sided * r ,'- •’ •g''-*S is wi« sap f*.r 1 't of H 1 il' M. Th - SI ift* ° ■ on Itad e a used no small spec it s t ivas co ici :veil’*o. ti I.fcps ot >1 ar'ielj ooj' ss ta.i.iinri ee IV oreto I assist-, tire. Do.i |». < r o* 10 < if*Sto vs s’uteri tli huve all i*\ti':sM< cif'di It ' hrm, ghoul .Lislw.n, not w th- I <J ' ' ' 'tit toll.- possess, dos l| copy •' "* and * clinic* I !,» 111. ill Wusn’n. i 1 'M ■•ad in,oh* o'lportii.ntv nl pi- t; ,s a was |il tv ar led em ftpie"'i>isL in all the principal Mrcttsu. J..*' o.i. !« • v M ron o ( such a cold. Bea said U . .1. ../ H Wf, r thootlf I * • '**" * - »\,rk I *htaa. * >i iit I, illido lOC MUMS lift the gale i» 1 •. SI Al.il Vi.' V, f ...- i's hurl • ■ l/rrmry. | l*<’ 1-: s's \rrilnf. —It is with great! regret we are obi <pd to record a si - t rams d’sasnr w'foeli happcM-d on tin j rail-road on Thin sdav ufiertifMiii. The \"tlnr'i Volunteers bad gone upen mi! excursion of pleasure to tlie bouse at tin <litter end of 'be I’ofli', wilicll ihl'V li 1 1 | about 1 o'clock, no tlaar r' tur. ro the Citv. U seems that there were a greater uetnher of t»ersot’s t’ m could be taken *o tbe«lVsseu<>ers Car, mul several of them, therefore, pot into the Lumber Car, which, as well ns the oilier, we he liev is constructed rflid used for the accommodation, of tiassenifers. I nfor tonatelfr *he Car had oroceded only a little distance from 'he House when the l a vle f re.-* 0 r ,i tf > } ®mber Vtr lyrokp, and *he riasscnffers were thrown front tlm Cf.il-road ♦.> the oT ie.rd, a dis'ai e.e, at is | s-ii't „f | or y S t j.» f., * <-. vf . r .,| ifcntle •nen were s"v»Telv injured, aiul Seviral n*bef!» slijA’dv. Those who Miflf" red mud. we undfrsfae.h were Messrs Ru fiw ?' . : rchiVh F. D At ’'er, G'-arpe ; I\err. -.ed H V* ■'A ", of'hi*- Car, and Hr, T*r*rk c , o( rtenrgia. lives, prov | otredmllv. *a ve t.een lost and we are irla.d <o le,.,rn that ‘he suffie-ers are in a fdro'nv to recover, 4s quick as nossihle, Ci.-r til,. oee'irrf.i;Cf» of the nccido't, t'loce ivl-o w«rp injoreid were e rrg'd to : *h,. house of C ,jd- Pt, from whom ’bev received all po-sible kindness and attention. They have since hf>en brou«?bt •n ?he Citr. AVc siibjoi'i, it; connect", n "d'h ‘bis mutter, n h ".t from the C! "pf F.n<r»neer exidanino- the nture "nd cause of the accident and also i Cord hv the orthern A obnitei rs rynie vieof ‘lm ir "ratitude to C ant. Ree for “ nronmj and "'enerous "ssi'tauee” which he ren dered on the ocrusinn, . f’U\Pl Anri 1 ?| 19^0. To flf P-csidr.i* oid tfo.rtprn So Cos Hod-rood Cinrjjany. Gkntlkmkn:— The 'following state '•ici.it o{ tacts is necessary to explain (lie .'..re »< and eaus.a of tin unfortunate nc cident o' t!>e I9th inst. 1: orioirmtii! pnneipsllT n the hritth quality of the Wrm.'srf'J fro: Axes of the C r which hrofet down, hut defecttvc ns tbev were, the fa dun probably -would not ha . tid.ui place if the nuiiija r of j e si iiw rs had ; ecu restricted t> ‘7O or 2.5. tl«< number which has always been stroi <■ iy lei itminended as the highest to be allowed. The Axles employed in the Curs first made,use o‘. on tlie road, wen- of 2 I—4 inches diameter, and carrying loads Wl from 310 5 ions were bum! in sona m staiices to bend, hut in no ease to break. • 44 ith the viev., tlierefori, oi ghanlir, ..:ji"st,thi-i I>iiii!iim, Hu ixh-s mi. m *• - «ti iir .»<■ u I lie 'vu's w iitclt bavc i.roivi i .re of tbe lucrecis< and size, and had the metal proved good, would have beer, saiVh .ndequati to Jw ice ill. s:rain that tiny have lain >ah lent to, innei and the car bad b. en eiuployed for soini turn prc viou? in' t }„ transpor'- ! auoo of i much greater weight of JiinWr. \ I-w'n '"ti.ihy in r. nhfd'firt servain. u. mil i< • Ah! EK, C'l il; Engineer, j 'iouili Carolina liail-road Company, Summary Justice.— On .Saturday las', . peinhii.ini, recently from the Col legs at in whto* hr* fad i% w gi iilua'.ed, took a fancy to a bolt ofchi eks i.i a stoic in tilts place, and t» win it by a foot l ice; but being V .lht' short winded, was easily oi riakea an«j I »s. the* slake. Criminal proc *s eas mnnedtaU Iv had against him; hnt it la mg ihoujlit that die operation if tint lan would tail in its object, the reform itio of the Oifender, atui he only a uei dli'Sb expense toihe conniy r varimis substitutes w. re sue ssited. >pn,e tlioagbt that tar riuj:, te ltbeniig, ami cold h .thing ju the river would brmg the mortis of the d«din .jie nf to the di.sirnMv iemneratiire, while others were of op.n.on that iff immedi ate use of tile whip would hi moiv efTica c ous and less dilatory—to the latter of whuii the gentleman himself gaie tin pr. terence. Ife was taken at Ins word, aid forthwith hauled up to.a nost in tin s’ eii at which lie received from he iwci n thirty mid lifty lashes ttiithfullv ii iniiiisien and by a stoin inn and a heavy >r-t*-w up. rin* operation was not uh ' ergone' with insenst nlity. as grimace, t. •>, shoating, jm„|itng idirusring testified timl ill.' man physical was quite aceessi . t to f*dinar, how calloo soever nii<>lit in the person mural. <.>n tumg untied, In i t uiUy mounted his policy,'and cau t' r : ii.i to iiuli Ins blushes and lament ? ii- n s'diances anil prancs of untoward •ifltiin ■ To poor counties, we reco;ij tii '.al this mode of distriimtiiiff j ,s(ice as i econom nl, certain, and calculated to reduce the profits of magistrates, fonr*a s - law. »ts, and other cut-norms of the wealth oi the people. .1 tltcun Telegraph. The plaint.— \ eorrespomlcnt of one e the Loudon Journals, relates a curious ml in connection with the liistorv of the J i'ia ii. in t’.gvpt. lie state- that out of-i ' 'ndltO'l ot persons who fell victims to I t o that country, not fi sin t »l >h*aler iu ml had suffered attack; and tliatmlj along Iti co . si of 15 irharv, aid m those places v 1 '*tin deiusiufioiis of »|„* plague ‘•;el In rn most frightful no instance was ; * Ver known of a porter m an oil sior<* Is** ' iM i. l . 1 Willi th If t||,s |>| true—- .nel it -i— rte l w : th *nlh'iei,t |t *l l ess ‘ —dw .Hh for o<jr me<i*«»s||m ' ’ 'O' <pi ihties o| o»i jo rela- UOM u$ tbi# (itftorilt'r, The XuiUiery at Georgetown.— \4'e copy rom the k’nitiai.a .’ydv rt«scr, the.! ioilowo.u i u aiorn,. t oi a vish to the tlrsi hue t on\y ut m An .mot George town, Col. It is coutaiiied in a letter to the editors of that paper, from a corres pondent at 44 a.-liiugtoii, and the peculiar it Itchy ot style, bv s inch it is distinguish ed, not less than the signumre uiider w lilt'll it appears mark it as Irom the pen ot Gfecjitiiie Alt Hen,Esq. ‘•J'niteruig the town, we first directed our attention to the Monastery. 'lhere is an extensive bile ot brick budding*, not nnmeuiafelv in the midst oi the population i.or yet out ut it. It is however suflicieni- Ily secluded tor all reasonable purposes, lisji’ualion is said tube liealihy, and its regulations certainly are. Adm pel with e. spire, is attached, and about that, upon the top oi tlie rising ground which it I covi rs, is the temuie seiuiilarv, winch is connected with tbe -Nunnery, and forms tbe most interesting feature of the institu tion. Having very shrewdly provided our sdves with a little note troin a lady-patron to.S.s'ii Si oiast ica, eommeinitiig us as coiiipai.il/its to the ladies', vt two “strange g-btieuiei!,” toiler nutlet, wt>diiy\ up p.sl mnler lh< m -t nail, and ordered out coachman to d< it*, i our cvtifi ntmis, and Ascertniu it wi could have adiuiitauce. ii: accordingly applied at a postern,and alter some dday, wi tun directed*to the ' door of tilt Moinslei'y, h-glit, up. litre, on a double rap, i pale, quiet sister, m i her black robe, ipp* ired, and directed us further on to tbe door of the Seminary. ; 1 saw, at once, then was to be no en trance or us into the sanctum sanctorum. Inr sisterhood was shrew and, and on the Ii rt. i had thought our cloaks, md gen er.d soberm-a* nuabt lime worked Our way lor us. Lut wt eouid’iit play ihe priest on them.—though our fa ces wi re quite in our lav or. E. htivutg the tiMith-aed'i , mill 1 i.avuig been recent ly bled. Mi wire i.ew invited n.to ihe pariety and is; a lev. minutes one of ihe .siso isut Visitation entered and informed us n ;t we could go tliroiigh the s bool u partu .i t. t i liserved tier. M e whs tiro see. n u biaek rube, and laaid of coarse cloth, 'ibis covered her head, ii Jell m two foiils behind. -V white nms Im cop pe< prd Horn under tins head gear, .i'b passed under tin < hin—and a smooth whi'e ’lieiciiii t exltnded froin tiie throat, ami spr< ad light over tlie bosom. The robe w *s gutiieied siigiitly at tfie wai.-i, and a cincane glided it. A silver ciuct tix, contmnmg a relic, hung over the 1 reasi, y- .th its usuai aceerupaniments of fs'isds. ihe i iess par.ooii nothing ot the w oriel’s fashions ip point of amplitude or length; i t-nee the foot was bit entirely to fancy, l’ut i will warrant a ducat that it was handsoun i'i'i.smidi—i.ir tilt lit th body wine I siqipoited sinned ra iJu rto gfale about thin any timig else, und I could hardly hear a patter as she ,' r?f m^tnno iigent and bi amitui; and tlie voice— tor I •eaily talked with Jin as v, i. stu lied along —a? 1 always do—was*pretty and tmtsi cnl. 11. i eye, too—hut Jt-l us go on w ;th tin story. | Vv followed sisti r Agues through the li.. anti ,-i coiid class rooms. Order was evident, every where. It was play time “id eeier da! I hear mere jocund and ringing laughter, than broke npon us as j ive approached the great Hail of Exer ; mse. ii ire near a hundred young and j healthy girls were tentu'tig roiinu to the im.sic of their hearts! ft was a heauti [ !ai s.“lit. 't hey ail seemed happy lull :. . overpiiwtng iun, and evidently ineh ! to expend some ol i, m a kmd of honest lot Ja.ig!:ter-lovmg scrutiny of our cloaks and figures—they being some thing new, it is probable,’to these seclu ded eyes.— A\ e went on, tn procession— lister Agnes leading the way, and twis ter I. rsula—rather n forhiduiuv ludv, it in the \ait o! years, bringing up the re,it. I ivo slorii s are occupied is tin sleeping apartments. 'i he beds are arrafiged ,t long halls—with thin wh.ie curtains round them all. The air oi comfort, neatness, aitd propriety is m descrihahhi. As to cleanliness, I never sin it it . such perfection, as -s maintain ed ail over the convent. r i liese dormito ries, in particiil tr, strm k me as purity self. The beds were in all-approvitble mder and wliittencss. I liked the outside o; all I saw—and this same unaccounta ble spirit of investigation which I always five in these things, i was curious to see whether the interior corresponded. It was therefore the most natural thing in the world just to turn down the pillow ol one oi tin si- iittle nests. The prim cap and night-dress laid so quietly. *nd pretti ly* there, that I was convinced ail wa* right and fine enough iorthe most tastid ious. Indeed it was enough to make one grow sleepy to see the .“means and appli ances” of slumber so capitally arranged. Our gentle sister now led s into a sep arate building, called the Odeon, appro priated to instruction in Music, and to lectures on natural science. I understood that one of the priests excelled as a lectu rer. Be that as it may, he has all the ,ul- sol a superior apparatus. ! nev er saw, at any our colleges or univcrsi tfi'S,a more canuplet* or beautiful one. It is kept hi most admirable order, and does honor to the establishment. A splendid piano occupies a portion of tins tine and airy room, and a number ol paintings fl ing upon tile walls. One struck tin* ns very mi|Hising, and well executed. It was the interiiew between onr Saviour and tin* sis’ers Mary and martini, Th<4 arm of Mary, und the countenance, «*x» Irene Iv henii'ifub ft is a* ahh p.u'itu g. It was done by a femu 1 . French u/tist nu* nied Constance Rlai'.cliaiil, end present" ed to i!a *'Sis\fi' ot the 4 isaaiiOii Ly Charles ,V. 'Fhis concluded our perambulations in tins department. Cut ! wanted nil I Could get. I wanted to see more o! this matter, in short 1 wanted to see tbe Convent. 1 was already carried back to the days of Henry Btit, before bis fit of destruction came on—w hen these places Into, in my imagination, so much sweit mystery and now I wanted to ke» p up tiie delu sion. Msler Agues refit red us to the 4!onasiery, and so we gently took our l ave. 4Ve then entered the first iui - tioned postern door, and rung tin a man. Mie came to a little ajH-rture, reqeesteo i its lo step into the panor, and sin- wouto call Sister Bcolastiea. 44 e entered u la th: room and saw the. grate. '] Ins was oi wood painted black to k si ruble nun, ami w itlun il was anotl’.cr partition oi i he same material. In a moment .» pomon was sL'p|ieil aside, and the holy Bister ap peared —and in answer to our enquiries, said that we had corneas far as we could. !So all tve had to do was to look through iltt grate, see tiie quiet pale prisoners w ho vvu't speaking with us—vXchange a tew woids o; worldly greeting, luur tin slide ■ closed upon us, and liien go mir w.,;s. Tins was a poser to luy poor fancy;—so, t cut licr adrift, and got into our carriage, inatteni g some ungentle words against ,iil veils, and <dl iime.isi iiable hnuiranct s 10 a l itidahlc curiosity. -Now came a lew 11 flections, llow strong a contrast dal thisjualhd aim secure retirement pre sent to tlie thoughtless, hearib ss, wns itis .lying publicity of the fashiutmble life of w hich I have rcceptlv been a witness mat a partaker! How beautiful ifi.s quiet compared to ihe disiractnrg, wearing lu nmlt of existence beyond its tociosuri! ibw pri ferable to a reasoning, and above !l an accountable creiituri, tins devotion ot our years for spiritual improvement :ml to general usefulness, ;o tt;: merest vanities of life—to the tods and pains ot ainbitiot—to the common whirl ot tlie passions, that commences at the cradle and ends with the grave! Here pictv meets you as you enter; —without, there is a mutual .noidatice, through our pii griinage! The fair inhabitants of Marseilies have for some tune past been not a lit tle flit'' Vtd l»y th*‘ persevering aniuto t'J attentions o! a gentleman ft.-siding n the tow n, who is atHicn and vv it!i a singu lar speeies :'t monomania, lie isinipres *pd with tbe eoovietion that all the \oung ladies in the town are desperate Iy in love with him, and aeeordinglv makes them fonn-d v isits m mu n, .it mnitding their hand: uml oq ilmse oi a sinus it is 110 easy imitlei to get rid of the importunate suitor, At the office of the civ.l authorities ho is mote pum In at in his attendance than tiie e < rks themselves, giving every day instnie tim s sot fresh b-nns to he nubiished be tween himself and one of the spinsters visit in a handsome equijwige. he would 1 eoha'- y iikv: vvitn a cordial reception it he eonlined himself to one; hut as he persists ta a plurality of inamoratas, k tints tantalises all, proceedings h.tve iu'enAaken to place him unit, r the sur veil.uiee ol the keeper of a maison de ■ eante; a good course of physic being, m- I>r. Haslam say.-, un excellent thing “to bring love of the stomach.” Hanging in It!,ode Island. —They lire « e;.!|y about to have a bunging in Khode Jslttiid, where a like speetaeie has not iieen presented for more than thirty years. 'l’he lasi capital execution ii. that State, was inflicted upon a person di.noed Hudson, lor a heinous crime. Wince that <-ii iit. there have been but •heee i imivii tions for murder, by Hbnile f siiiiid jun.rs, though u.. s< \ arnl eases tin eriiiiiuais have been more indebted to I he. jury lima in law or evidence for their escape. notorious hu;t Khode Island jurors become for suliening down murder to niansiuuiditer, that they had neqijiied Mum vvirur the reputation ol the juries of a yertuin county in Ireland. “Where are you going?” said an irish man to a culprit on his way to the gai Tows. “Only going to be hanged!” Well, ami what lor?” was the* ques tion. "Only lor want of a Oaiwuy ju ry.” It is, however, an honorable trait in the character of Hhode island juries, that they are thus tender o! human life. Important Uiscortry—Exfirjjatinn of the Cholera. —We stated sorm i .ua ago, says tlicLondon Sua, that in eons, quence of a letter from li. 11. ahum, Es.p of Jst. Bernard’s tim Board ot Health of Mus selburgh adopted the plan «f-fumigating the streets Janes, and houses therewith chlorine raised from sea salt aiicl nmiigaucse by means of sulphuric acid, ami it is worthy of remark that jrotn ihe CoinmeiiCement oi tins rijiermnm the dis ease rapidly diminished in number ofen ses and in virulence so that in 8 days it had entirely ceased in 1 isherrow, ami t!ie instances oi it have been very few ever in the Muss* Iburgh disMict* But what hap pened at I'orfobello is pro! ably slid nmi'e conclusive. Ihe cholera ha.J just began to rage in that i Huge, from the 17th to the morning of the JBth inst. there wire seven deaths, and several cases eoiisuler cd dangerous. The Board of Health then* also adopted the plan of public mid private bmug iljon which was tiiost thor oughly done; and ih< malady snails to hate been -ulxiuwJ, or rather extirpated, in one day. I ottohi 110 has no m'w ea si s since the l id, and no more deaths ex «c|»t one oil tla gjih, , t H chard M Johnson of fteutecky, hisla iii nominated (or ,h, \ 4< , j ri iV,by a Comtnt'uu leceotly ~t h i ui lii dmitu, | ihe following extracts from let lets addressed to the Mu lef.ry oi' me ;v,vy by .Master t onimnmJ.n; I'. q, ly. eon.inanding the 1 n:iedM..te- ,;,ip I"ufmouth, are m lisl.eti in -i.e \y, ~ ingioii Globe.-- '1 no fact menthiucu i„ wcrUiy ot notice, that out ni'a trow of -14, e.uiv lit) draw their gaiicns i.f dent spirits, t!tc remainrii r having vul untaiiiy rc'b.qui-iied their u.-e and ie «< ;vfd money iu theirsteud.—-Th, also deserve- ati« niiou that inmost ev - ery act of iklinqaeii: y among ~ie sea men is artribuluhic to one cause, iiu,. ol‘ !iiten>i trance. •Tvli. o, Jun. 12. # * i Lave the sai: ...# .i-n oii.u in yen ti at the sgx ei ui g. vei ili r ;,l- upon this coast, appear to he so welt -eitb*d and or hag so non ii respeeieil by them that out « rui-t so far, h;i- tieeii i,;ii eourti ops visit, irom one plat, io ano ther, received with every deinoiisti ut. >n ol irieudship anti respect every wlore. “Un receiving your letter intomang me of the d«'stina:ion of ( ommoiioro Downes, 1 io-t no time in advisiuc rise l-idled fstaies" t onsuls upon the const and at the r-anii islands, of the duties assigned c e by the government; kt hi and my seif in readiness to proceed insiaut iy, *o any pl.:ee, wherever the interest ot our eommeree may need my servi ces* “1 have agtiin to assure you that the health of the crew isexi eiient— und the order and diseippne. sui h a- becomes the Inga character oi the nag w » bear. “Almort every deliiujugney aim ngst tiie seamen may !>.e t, aced to one source, Ihi.l of intemperance; and some lew jntmsbim ids iui. e iieeo milieu t! for that il tee and others ciminaiing from it. li s !>lJt just luivvever, to observe, that the moral condition oi tin* crew -very premising--wdiicli will lie iq pm . nr io y ou from the (acts that our muster is iwo hundred and fourteen, and only one hutidt" «l and nine draw their spirits; tiie oth* rs having voluntarily relin quish'd the use of it idler tlie promui gation of your order directing payment to beynade in den of tiie spirit part id’ tlieir fashions. lam happy aiso to ob serve, that a disposition has been con stantly manifested by the officers, to secure to their inferiors the enjoy ment of every rigb* they e- n ittsily clain , as vv ilastoadow th, hi very eomfr and pleasute the will admit of.” L . i". Ship 1 i mouth, C.tLoA, January Cth, 1&32. ) Paper from tratut —ii has lately been dis covered, says a:, cngiisli JotTrual before ns that, the liest paper for wrappers wri ting and printing, may he produced from wood -hating boiled in inpnrni or vegeta ble alkali" One hundred pouiui.* of w ood and 12 pounds of alkali will produce a ream of paper. A “God” scad. —Captain Glover (or more familiarly-termed by ins acquain tances beau Glover,) of the ship Equa tor, picked up a cash of rum on ins pas sage an account of w hich we give in the •' ords of Ins report. Lat. 3U,Tori 40, 30 received on board from tin hand of -Niptunc; 1 had Rum. Jam. marked i' two placi s, ( . li near tla lau. r , by ppeurancts had been at sea from six totwelvt months complete ly cover* and w ith barnacles ten to twelve m das in length. .Neptune we suppose had joineit the Temperance Mtc.e ly- A eio Led. Gazette. Oregon Territory. -On the 17th alt. a j resolution was passed by the House of it- ptesentutives, requesting tin I’resilient to ii.form that body whether possession has ! taken of any part of the ternto iy o. tin. Lou. <I States on the 1 acdic o i iai.jtiy the subjects ol any fun gn pow <l. to w hich he rcpl.cs under date o! the n.slant, that there is nosat.sfastorv ,n --lorination on tue subject now in the pos session ot the Executive, and that pone is likely to he obtained except by ti mis sion su o foot for the express purpose, winch would he attended with very con siderable expense. If u vessel of vvar should tie sent to the mouth of Columbia Ivivcr, the voyage out and back could not he completed in less than Iti, or_l» months. Congress as yet, lias taken no further order on the sub ject. One of the English Journals received by yesterday’s t.rmui, mentions the dis covery ol another ovi rwhetmed city near the l use ot Vesuvius and between flint mountain and I'omp u, at a place called s useo-tig- Here i’rofessor has caused several excavation to be made which scarcely leave u doubt that a city was buned there supposed by the discov erer to have been called Toso, and w hich with Compel), Herculaneum, and Stabia, makes the tollrth ol the cities sub merged by the same terrible eruption. One ol tlie excavations is described as follows. i on descend thirty palms perpendicu lar into a deep hollow, into a peristyle surrounded with pdiiats. 1 hence tour subterranean galleries lime been excava ted, in the direction of Naples, Sur * , .■ml V estiviiis. in the first, some cham h< rs have boen discovered, coijtnimog painting and many bas-reliefs. I'he>o clmmht in which have been only parliallv excavated give the promise of a risli Imr vest. In tin* gallery leading tp I’ompeii, an ancient road has lee traei and, in the direct mil from Naphs to Martin, in the two othei ries, tin re are various frag ments nl nCHiitdtd p. on tings terracotta iron ai dhni /< . Bome homan skeli iiuus at done of a hog, have also been found tin re; hktnt im*. much crmlmnricd wood. JV, I’, /'icentng Toni,
