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Burlington Weekly Telegraph (Newspaper) - August 9, 1851, Burlington, Iowa Telegraph. It just and Zicai hot let All Tus end afm St at be the county to stat gods and truth a. Tolj 2 Ain tilt 3ft Pius map pro spat Rili in a tit Ira Anit Dpt Futyma a a pwt up Fri Petrr Canna prep 3lrts, Anil a Oral sems of Tler in by Morgan a amp Haax Ixo arcs rut s. My Kenny. 1rs. My inv it Xiu vat Burlington Iowa saturday August 9, 1851. Vol. 2�? no 1. _ a a a. A _ _ .1 to exy. A Sior treaty a it will be Een by an Arti f from the Galena advertiser that a treaty _ effected with the Northern bands of Sioux for a portion of their Conchy and that treaty a a now to Progress wit i the lower he no i or he am count re lying be la turn the Mississippi and the Missouri. Hav ome years since been Over a Large portion it the country contemplated in these treaties or can say from personal observation that it a jul compare favourably with the most desirable i ions of the West. There will be room for least two new states West of the Mississippi. Fir a a me time to come however the country a nil be under the jurisdiction of Minnesota and a ill form a pert of the territory so called until t division shall become desirable and necessary. Me would cordially second the proposition to Rve to one of the new states the name of Sioux Mhz would suggest for the other that of Dakota. False Rumor originating with the Galesburg news letter to the effect that the Cuaty commissioners of Warren in Illinois bed resolved to withhold the subscription to the Railroad authorized by a vote of the people Juji been for so tue time going the rounds of the papers opposed to the Enterprise. The Atlas of yesterday a paper published at the county scat of Warren thus contradicts the Rumor we Ware railed upon a few Days Tinee by on it it of a or a Tiews and a Quested to it Correct a statement made or the editor of the new letter in his Isrual of Tea Iii wit., As follows quot we Are informed that the county co it of War str county have resolved they will not make the sub Smotkin to the Stock of the 1�?Teuria k Oquawka Tail a. Whdeh they were authorised by be vote of the Peeple to make until so Rutch a been us scribed hat with the sum of their subscription the mad will Irona Rutton. Probably when the company Hare a Nafstale of $1.70a,t�# Huhem bed. A Ruoc Ripton of from the Quanty of Warren will not he very anxiously it Ami we my the statement at the time but did not ubik proper to notice it for the re Roo that time edit had corrected a statement which he had Given to Tbs Cutie As a report Only two weeks Prtrt or and a turn turned Nat to be false we Roro to lot him and is readers have All the Benefit of so important an a a a of news which the editor doubtless imagined Esau put a Stop to the further Progress of our Rood. Bat. A a Oce other paper Are of prig the rams and f of it a wide circulation we deem it proper to ask that the quot county court of warred county quot a xxv made no och resolve As the editor of the news is str imputes to them. The information therefore a Kwh the has caught up and published with my a flourish at trumpets is without foundation in Lulaa traded american mews. Or would again Call the attention of our Reader to this new and highly deserving weekly recently started in new York. It is by All Odds 1� fines a flair in the country and will doubt in obtain a wide circulation. Price $2 10 per Saum. Address t. W. Strong 08 Nassau Street s. Y. A specimen number can be seen at this office at All times. The were rumours yester Day morning to the effect that there were Severn new cases of sickness some of which were Irsai cholera. Although there is no apprehend non entertained As to the spread of the disease Tad a degree of Confidence Felt resulting from tie comparatively few attacks among us still Widen re is commendable and the removal of film highly desirable. Chitra it Gal sir advertiser of the 7hh most says we Beard some rumours about town monday in relation to several deaths Vick were ail edged to have been of cholera. 0a inquiry we find that four persons died Between in urday and monday night. We have set been Able to ascertain that there Are any Faither cases. Re governor Wood of Ohio is endeavouring it to mid to effect the adoption of a uniform thanksgiving Day by All the states. The Day selected is the last thursday in november. A us lord Day for thanksgiving has never yet been adopted in this country. A Rich . Jones formerly of Kentucky who has been in California for i met i me. And a very Lucky dealer in real estate left san Francisco on the 1st., with his family for new York bringing with him $600,000, which he had accumulated in a careful and prosperous career. Pater last Keok ulc dispatch a re the Public Are warned to be aware of tote issued by the a a Smiths a of Quincy. The Bouse is said to be irresponsible the amount of Tom circulating notes ahead of their reputed resources and their institution unsanctioned at is. We give the statement As we hear it and caution the Public to examine Well before they conclude to admit Many or any of the thanks to maj. Ramey of the Oswego to late Galena paper. popular and punctual Steamer Danube never fails to bring us full files of St. Louis papers though we sometimes forget to return thanks tor the same. That is our fault a not theirs. Or arts or the rail Peoria press of the 30th ult says the Survey of the Peoria and Oquawka Railroad will be commenced next week under the direction of col. Morgan formerly of the Chicago and Galena Road. Col. Morgan ranks among the first civil engineers in the country and has had great experience on the most important Public works in the Eastern and Western states. Separate secession. In Pon the principle we suppose that a a misery love company a South Carolina is beginning to conclude that there w Ould not be much glory a cd enjoyment after All in going out of the i a on single handed and Alon and especially of it had to be done at the expense of a Little Hgt tag on the Way a Southern confederacy doubt she thinks would be very chivalrous a eed. But for the Palmetto to stand alone upon tie outside of the Union of tic begins to conclude Oum present rather a sorry figure. If she canid Only get Virginia and North Carolina and a Orgia and i. Sis Sippi and a few others to join it Why then she could March at the head of the of on she imagine w Ith Drums beating and a a for flying. But the other Southern states toe too Well How to estimate the value of the 1 in and the whole Union to Cut asunder just a ratify the spoiled child of the great family. 8 m Justice to Many of her own citizens we wished that they would deplore such a re a Alt As secession were it possible As much As of others in the country. And they would be it soon emigrating into the Union that they a fact continue 1o enjoy the rights of american a Duea instead of being inhabitants of the lit province of quattlebum. Secession wont a to and therefore the dissatisfied of the Palmet-4 will have to endure the oppressions of w hich 1 complain or else take up their line of a sch to a a parts unknown a to the american game. Cd i at a gentleman who a Senger on the Bon Accord yesterday a a we learn that there were seven or eight at Keokuk Froin cholera on thursday a among them that of Norton Manger Afi Orney at Law and formerly a member of the err to re a legislature. There had been no death up to saturday evening. J1 arouses Siva new paper of the a the title has just been started at Cedar Rathi state. It is a Large and handsome a footed Sheet and is edited with an ability m St soon place it among the leading f>a-i5� Oftle. A tits democratic in Politica. Rapids is one of the most flourishing of the Interior Aie is rapidly increasing and business. And the Success of i Ieru present manager visit can 7 be doubts. We shall take a wire in plact of our Exchange list. Put Hanks to Danube Lor late Galena Jya who does not feel proud that lie is an american citizen upon the election Day to say nothing of the glorious fourth of july the hallowed Twenty second of february and other similar anniversaries to Day we shall a stand upon one common level. The most Humble citizen of the state shall exercise the same privilege of de positing his vote in the a a ballot Box a that is exercised by the most exalted. The Constitution under which it is our High privilege to live throws its protecting wings around the persons of the poor As Well As the Rich and secures impartial Justice to All while in european coun tries where the elec Lve franchise is enjoyed at All is restricted to the few by being based upon a property qualification and the a Hay the great masses of society Are ignorant of the and while our people should Ever cherish this As the very Corner Stone of the Temple of free Dom and the grand bulwark of their liberties they should at the same time guard against those bitter feelings arid malignant animosities too often engendered by party spirit. We should never lose sight of the Precept left upon record upon this subject by the father of our country. And it must be a source of High gratification to every True american whether native or adopted to know that for three quarters of a Century they and their fathers have been enjoying the inestimable privilege which we this Day enjoy and that nothing scarcely Ever occurs to mar the peace and Harmony of the occasion notwithstanding the feelings Are excited and the passions often Timas inflamed. The system is founded in ustice and reason and our people act rationally in carrying it out. Although the whole political atmosphere May be surcharged for Days and weeks previous to the Day of election with the a lec Trinity of party and a Good Deal of Thunder is often expended yet there is Seldom any body Hurt by the lightning and the same atmosphere Only becomes purer from the agitation. Although whig and Democrat May be arrayed against each other in the most determined hostility until the polls Are closed and the votes counted and the Triumph of the one or the other announced they immediately fall Back upon the old platform of Harmony and Good feeling the victorious exultant and the Defeated cheered by the Hope of u better Luck next there is a moral Force in the system of Universal suffrage that can no where else be seen. Every Man in exercising the privilege feels that he is a Man and each one feels that the other is his equal and is disposed to treat him accordingly. With this influence operating upon the judgment and controlling the conduct of men there is no need of invoking the Aid of police or appealing to columns of bristling bayonets to secure peace and preserve order at the ballot Box. And now standing As we do editorially upon High Vantage ground Between the to o great parties we Hope that nothing May occur to mar the Beauty of the scene of w witnessing the free and Independent voters of our Young and flourishing state marching no Wilh the Resolute tread of men to the a a oils conscious of their sovereignty and at the same time of the responsibility that rests upon them. A a Vox Populis Vox Dei a is an old Maxim and though not literally True yet there is a vast amount of meaning embodied in the sentiment. And As intelligence spreads abroad through the world and Mankind understand their inherent rights the notions of monarchical supremacy w ill fade away and the will assert their privileges even though it be with them As it was with our fathers at the Price of revolution and blood. And now in conclusion we would say to those of the candidates to Day who May happen to be successful we Hope they will Wear their honors meekly and to the unsuccessful that there Are ample stores of happiness Laid up in the retirement of private life. To the polls fellow citizens once More your country Calls and every Man must do his duty a this Day is big with the Fate of divers candidates if not pregnant with other items. One of those political earthquakes which for so Many years have shaken our Union to the Centre As regularly As time oils round again threatens to Engolph the free institutions of this Model government and to leave in their Stead a confused pile of Feudal a a film so and russian a a do ins. A Liberty screeches at the horrid thought and patriotism swells with indignant fury a vengeance beams from every Eye and insulted virtue grows red with anger sons of Freedom awake to action rail in the majesty of your numbers and we Ith that recklessness of blood and danger which immortalized your fathers form a living a a All around that precious treasure the ballot Box defending it against the assaults of the enemy and putting to rout the audacious earthquake which would Fain Rob us of this revolutionary relic and Roll it As a Sweet morsel under its Broad and burning Tongue this must not be did conscience country curiosity forbid to say nothing of the feelings of our friends in California. Every Man then to his Post and let every Point be guarded As a regular built Thermopyla immortal sons of degenerate sires Hump yourself it the race to Day at least w ill be to the Swift and the Battle decidedly in favor of the conquering party. Arouse then with the Early Dawn and spurning the sparkling Dew drops from your Leet strike a dog Trot and make a Bee line for the Point of attack a Long pull a Strong pull and a Puli All together will As heretofore save our beloved land from rapine murder and sudden dissolution a but dear citizens you tear your thirst condition of some of the streets and alleys of this City is a Public decency if not safety demands that immediate Steps should be taken to remedy the evil. The attention of the City authorities is respectfully called to the subject it is perfect nonsense to talk of the civilization of the nineteenth Century in the face of such facts As exist amongst us. _ Ftfe graphical mistake corrected. Friend Morgan of the Telegraph think because the Boomer costume a has been adopted by the aristocracy of Farmington that therefore quot the fashion a ill Pread like wild fire through the entire quot hairy nation quot at least a far up As the now we Wuh to inform Friend Morgan that the territory of the quot hairy nation quot is not a extensive As be imagined that it Don t come within quot a feet quot or More of the for a it de Moines Star. We stand corrected. We had supposed however that the District of country known As the a hairy nation a was bounded North by the Des in Oines River throughout its entire length and on the South and West without Bounds of any description. What effect this correction fixing the locality May have upon the spread of the new in Shiva is a matter which May be looked into at some future period. Foot statesman of saturday say the health of Thia place we think at this time Friday morning aug. 1, is better than it has been at any time during the past week. The number of deaths by cholera As far As we have been Able to certain since the disease broke out is ten and one of those waa considered doubtful whether it was cholera or not. If our citizens attend to themselves As they should be extremely cautious and careful we believe we shall have very few if any More eases. _ wheat crop in editor of the Minnesota Pioneer who avails himself of All proper occasions to make known the advantages of the new territory gives the following encouraging account of the wheat crop it is believed that there will he More than enough Small Grain raised in Minnesota thin year to Supply the whole territory with straws for mint Julep the crops being excellent. 8t" the London Gazette says a a the Ransom est and most a popular carriages in Paris Are now founded on american models and called yet thunks to the Robert Fulton Lor attentions to this Lotfi c. mews from Cuba. The revolution commenced first Battle on the fourth of july a auspicious Day the patriots triumphant thirty of the troops of it tyranny amp Lui in Thi first conflict the patriots concentrating at an impregnable Point a enthusiasm of the patriots the go Peris rout panic stricken. The fourth of july having been agreed upon by the cuban patriots to strike for Freedom and Independence the men of puerto priv pipe obtained the Honor of commencing the struggled at 3 of clock to the morning of the fourth Twenty Young men selected for that purpose attacked one of the posts at the Gates of the Eity. And took Possession of it hoisting the Flag of free Cuba Over it. They remained in Possession of this place Only a very Short time As their orders were to retire As soon As they a hold have made some Public demonstration and Given the cry of Independence. When attacked by Superior forces they retired in Good order and joined the main body of the Patriot forces Consi ting of 7� cubans and 2� americans. A similar movement was to take place at three other Large cities As soon As they would hear that the blow had been struck at puerto cannot now from Prudential motives mention these places but we have not the slightest doubt that they Are now in arms. The two places mentioned in the dispatch in Cypher Are puerto Principe and Tunas. From a letter addressed to general extract Lopez Havana july 17,1851. Deal the Day the glorious Dav of North America has been a Good it my for a too. Juan Arteaga and i brother Wamo were at the head of Ibe movement in the Centre and directed it with Ron is Flarane Kii. For although the government a taken Pantie so of of All the Corre it a a Deuce we know from few irate communication that the Patriot have been Able to their Froog Buldini with very Lizul Cooee. Although pursued by very Mipe rior Force Joaquin , and other taken on the spot whilst the enemy lost twelve men a Captain and a lieutenant. It i said that the governor of the Central department Limerick. Waddled in the fight which report seem confirmed by the fact that general Manwang is in command of the troops. The cry of Indr Pend ltd e was Givan at three of clock in the morning in the streets of puerto Principe by Twenty men who As soon a they found themselves attacked by Large Superior Force fell Hack in Good order of it on the Camp of the Patriot in the mountains of Ascorra where seven Hundred men and two Bun dred americans were waiting for them. It i said that As do As they hear from two other Points which were to pronounce on the same Day they would leave their retreats and commence Active operation. Ail Eye Are turned towards you dear general All our Hope oof nitrate in you to furnish of with Arm to give Unity to those scattered and disconnected movement. You Are expected at every moment and the chief reason Given for precipitating the revolutions that a of Nasit commenced the govern mint of the United states would not interfere with yet a k. Of p. i now positively alerted that the regiment of Cantaria a gone a Over to the patriots it is certain very certain that mme thing of the kind a taken place from the severe measure now being taken to separate the Sondura from the citizen they cannot move from their Barrack without a special License from the Captain general which i tantamount to absolute imprisonment. E. F. A View , in Cypher a lure red to Gen. Lone says Havana july 17. The patriots Hare in two Pla it and ill maintain themselves. To a inome a the a a Roune Samento take place at Are Well Prev cared. Come come k. 1>. Zit Volt air a definition of a physician is quot an gentleman expected every Day to perform a Miracle namely to reconcile health to the have heard of no new attacks of sickness for several Days past. Atlas of yesterday states that the cholera has disappeared from Mouth. Mon cholera. Or. Editor. As cholera prevails to some extent in different portions of the state the follow ing letter received by a from prof. Edwards of the Ohio medical College will be interesting to the profession generally. Carpenter amp. Koontz. A Cincinnati july 9, �?T51. Drs. Carpenter 4 Koontz dear sirs i have but a moment to say that we have had 44# cases of cholera in the commercial Hospital. The first it eases were total under the usual treatment. The remainder have All been treated with the following prescription and 19 in 21 have recovered r. Strych Nia c. 1-2 Grainy a sets. Terebin 2 drachma Muc. Gum arabic 8 ounces. M take a table spoonful every half hour As symptoms indicate. You May draw your own inferences. I give you facts with the Assurance that were 1 seized with cholera this hour i would take this prescription. Drs. Freis Coher and Morton each report a Case cured when in their opinion Alt known agents would have failed. Yours in haste Tom. O. Edwards. Arrival of Terence b. M a sort. We have great pleasure in announcing the Safe arrival in this City of Terence Bellew my Manus esq., one of the Gallant and devoted gentlemen who three years ago per led their lives and sacrificed their fortunes and Freedom for the liberation of their country from British misrule. Or. My Manus arrived yesterday on a vessel from Sydney after escaping by extraordinary Good Fortune from the grasp of sir w Illiam Denison the bigoted and brutal executioner of the will of a despotic government. His sufferings in Captivity have been extremely a by Francisco Herald. A Public dinner was Given to or. My Manus on the 13th ult. The Jua California says a at 7 of clock about three Hundred persons sat Down to a table groaning with the luxuries of California. Charles j. Brenham mayor of san Francisco was in the chair. On his right hand w As or. M Manus the guest of the evening. And on his left was Hon. T. Butler King. Among the invited guests were Aon. Isaac e. Holmes of South Carolina Hon. We. M. Gwin Hon. R. M. Mclane of Maryland Hon p. W. Tompkins of mis Sisinni judge h. Mjg quot yet judge Caleb Smith Gen Greene col. Yet Eller and Gen. John e. Addison. Among the persons participating on the occasion were a Large number of our Irish citizens. Honesdale s. C., july 26. A tremendous storm occurred at this place last night. It swept away or. West s House a portion of which was wearied to Side of the River and the other portion carried Over living Cliff three Hundred feet High and More than two Miles Distant. The persons in the House escaped. Loss $2,000. New Orleans july 19 col. Hunt and or. J. X. Harris the two opposing whig candidates for Congress have both withdrawn from the contest. _ # it was time they should after exciting themselves and 1 he Community in which they lived so much As to cause the life of one of their Tel Low beings to be taken in a Duel. New Orleans july 26�?p. M. A meeting has been called Lor to night to Aid the cuban patriots when their declaration of Independence will be read. From the Dubuque Herald Iowa Gold Digger. We have lately come in Possession of a copy of the Nevada California journal containing a full descriptive account of the of rations of what is called the i Jaichon and Cleaveland Tunnel company. This company consists of seventeen gentlemen Viz col. Losing Wheeler. Hiram Loomis Charles Miller Philip Morhiser a. W. Cox Henry Repen. Janies Miller m. S. Cleaveland m. Haren w. J. Butler. Do Ems Daugherty t. Cox f. W. Lawson John Wilson John Statler John Kelly and or. Butch All of whom Are from Iowa with the exception of the last four who Are from Ohio. The operations of the company commenced in december last Ard at the time the article in the journal was written may22d they had run a horizontal Drift seven Hundred feet into the Side of a Hill and were expected to go two Hundred feet farther which would take them to the extent of their claim. At the end of 240 feet a vein of Gold was struck which began to Pav Well. The whole distance has been through Granite trap Rock and Limestone w Ith occasional strata of soap Stone and pipe Clay. The substance containing the Gold is a mixture of Quartz and gravel in pebbly particles cemented together perfectly solid. The Gold strata varies in thickness from six inches to four feet and since it has been struck has yielded an average of to o Hundred dollars per Day. T the Tunnel is five feet High by 28 inches wide heavy timbered and sided up has a track Lor cars with a Drain beneath which furnishes water sufficient for washing the gravel. The article in the journal concludes with the following credit to our Friend and former fellow citizen thus the works have been constructed under the supervision of or. Charles Miller of Dubuque Iowa whose experience in Lead mining has enabled him to carry through the Job so As to meet the most sanguine expectations of the company. The Ocean Miu finally become land shape of Bottoms the Secretary of the Navy has directed the commander of Public cruisers to get sea footings whenever it is Calm wherever May be. Capt. Barron of the John Adams has Laken a line of deep sea soundings across the Atlantic. His report is a step to a bards arriving at the great Atlantic Basin Between the capes of Virginia and the Island of Madeira showing it to be at least five Miles and a half deep. A line of deep sea soundings has also been run across the Gulf of Mexico from Tai Pico to the Straits of Florida by capt. Pratt of tie Albany. The Basin was found to be about a mile deep and the Gulf Stream in the Florida pass about 3000 feet. W. D. Porter in a communication to the National intelligencer expresses an opinion that the Ocean is slowly hut certainly diminishing that its Waters Are becoming solids. The process of Island making is among the most wonderful and simple of nature. Be first perceive an innumerable an almost imperceptible number of minute insects forming a a Olid Nias which in tune reaches the surface of the Ocean. This Coral Rock reef now becomes the Home of multitudes of Shel fish that die and Deposit their shells and fill up the reef compactly even with the water kelp attaches itself to the rocks and the action of the sea during gales tears much of it off and do posits it among the crevices w Here it decays. The Saragossa Plant finds its Way by the innumerable currents of the Ocean to these islands and is Thrombi do Frethem in vast quantities forming a temp Omry Hie sea Bird seeks the place for Foo ltd As the sea weeds contain Many myriads of Little Marine insects. The Birds enrich the deposits apply there end now comes the everlasting Flat Grove seizing hold with its tendrils of the sol lip Points of Coral and firmly attaching itself to them. Here then is an a a land the whole of which Jias been formed from the solid contents of to Flocean which had been held in solution fat a the Bigin Ning of creation nothing of which can be returned to it. As the w Hole substance has been rendered indissoluble by w Ater by the Peculiar chemical process which must in time enclose the carib can sea and Gulf of Mexico making them lakes abstracting from them nearly All their Salt soda Lime and 1� having fresh water lakes similar to those of Erie Ontario tcc., which at some former period May have been Salt. Aim by Thia process the Pacific Ocean will be narrowed into a Mere Strait or not wider than a few Days from continent to continent. A it Rwjr of Emigrant an the Plain by the Indian. The Frontier guardian published at Kanes Lille. Iowa had the following article in its Issue of the i 1 Ali inst. A from the is rumoured that 16 or 17 wagons of Oregon emigrants have returned from Beaver Creek having lost 55 he j of cattle leaving them barely enough to get to the River. We could not learn Whethe be Pawnee ran them off or they stampeded Bill understand that three or four Hundred of these indians were at their Camp begging the Day before. There have been of Many conflicting statements in regard to the matter we shall await the arrival of the company before we give any authentic information. We have heard nothing from the emigration that left this place since they have crowed the River. The St. Louis Union has received full information of the above intelligence from the sufferers Theiu Elve. It appears that the indians upon the route to the number of some 400 or u0o, followed and visited at several times the Little caravan of 16 wagons laying heavy contributions of provisions and Stock Barr Assing the March and making threats against All White men. At Beaver Creek about one Hundred Miles from the Mississippi they caused stampedes among the cattle and caused such fear and dishearten ment that the emigrants gave up the trip and returned to Kanesville. To la end a y Horning a court a 101. A As yesterday was election Day and we had a Large amount of out door amusements to attend to we were obliged to let this mornings Issue edit itself. . West of is. Louis who brings with him a High reputation As a Suc Ces Ful artist has established himself at Louns Berry a rooms where he is prepared to execute likenesses upon a new plan and of peculiarly elegant finish. We Hope to see him liberally patronize. So couple of enterprising persons from some place quot Down East a endeavoured to make themselves useful yesterday by celebrating in Long speeches the wonderful advantages of a knife sharpening machine which they carry with them for general distribution among the people provided the people pay therefor. According to their Oes eruption of the article the a very thought of its application would give a keen Edge to the most woe begone looking instrument. To our astonishment however the populace appeared backward about going Forward and the Trade Van decidedly Dull. This quot stumping it quot through the country with a View to the vending of Odd Nick packs is becoming quite in Vogue. The razor strop Man was the grand original of the new ideas and the was the Pioneer in the new line among us. Hie gentlemen who held foil yesterday evinced much Zeal and made some noise but their efforts were not regarded As quite equal to those of or. Clay and others during the Compromise discussion. The or i pm expelled from Swilor Iliad. However much we May As Republican regret the Swiss government overawed by the menacing attitude of Austria and her Wlliet should have Lent it Elf tothe iniquitous Perselu to Tion now carried on in Europe against republicans nevertheless we As a Neutral nation have no right to interfere. But when our own government is represented As being a Participator in these unworthy action then we Are in duty hound most energetically to remonstrate. After the triumphs of Imperial and Royal diplomacy Over the Swiss confederation in the question of the political emigration the unfortunate patriots were expelled from the several cantors Geneva excepted and most of them desirous of remaining As near As possible to the scene of action. Prefer re a seeking an Asylum in England to taking the Long voyage across the Atlantic. But the British government having a great repugnance to receive such a visit from such guests came to an understanding with the absolute Powers by which their victims Are shipped to America and a the Odin to of these arbitrary proceedings and of the destitute condition of the Republican refugees is made to fall upon our shoulders. The Swiss authorities who order the expulsion of refugees inform them that a a by an arrangement with the United states government and that of France they Are to be conducted to Havre and ship ted to America w Here on Landing they will receive Twenty five francs about eight or nine dollars and provided for by the United states authorities Lor eighteen Days and during that period employment and Means of subsistence will be found for each with these flattering promises the victims Are conducted no Lens Volens to the French Frontier at Basle where the gendarmes Are ready to receive them. The same assurances Are reiterated by the French sailors who do not leave them until they Are placed on Board of an american packet. On reaching this country their despair can be better imagine d than described when they find themselves without a cent and friendless in a strange land unable to speak the language and consequently in the almost impossibility of earning a livelihood. Some indeed there Are who being Able to speak German or having a recommendation of some citizen May be Able to procure subsistence but at Are not so fortunate. The italian refugee suffer More than those of any other nation since the number of their countrymen established Here is extremely limited and the privations which these poor Fellows endure Are oppressive. A our government can Nave no official proof of the lying assurances Given these unfortunates by the Swiss and French officials we do not know that it can take any action in the matter but the Case is one in which the press ought to make itself Fork Tribune. A child to die on the Gallor. George Long a Little boy Only eight years old was tried last week in Baltimore for the murder of another child. The jury rendered a verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree a com pan ing their verdict with an unanimous recommendation to the governor to commute the prior Oner s punishment to imprisonment in the Penitentiary for life. They stood during the whole time they were out eleven for murder in the first degree and one for murder in the second degree. The Young criminal during the trial amused himself by catching flies. Hie Baltimore american says the verdict will meet with the Genera approbation of the Community As the Only one w hich could be rendered in this singular and most unparalleled Case the first we believe which has Eer occurred in Maryland of a child of his age being the subject of capital conviction. The boy prisoner heard the verdict rendered against him without the least perceptible emotion though no doubt he fully understood its purport. The Telegraph Leport of saturday evening states that the governor has commuted the sentence to imprisonment in the state prison Lor life. Etiquette and cheap system of prepaying postage i being very generally adopted by the merchants. Very Many general letters Howei or Are still sent through the Post office unpaid. There is a Point of etiquette in connection with this subject which we Are sure will be observed by every gentleman who once directs his attention to the subject. Under the old Post office dispensation the Rule was that letters Between friends except from a gentleman to a lady need not be prepaid. If that custom Ever had any claims to approval they were entirely swept away by the operation of the new postage Law. A letter which is not prepaid is charged two cents More than when prepaid. Is it polite kind or gentlemanly to subject a Friend to a tax of 66 per cent., which benefits neither party to a correspondence ? the polite world should remember that the times change and that etiquette must keep Pace with the times if it would not lose its claims to gentlemanly consideration. Troat with the Lewer Baba. The treaty we notice yesterday a having been concluded was with the Wiseton and wan Peton or upper Barulis of Sioux and the country ceded lies along the Southwest of the St. Peters. The commission Are As we stated before at men Dot and on monday last were to meet there with the lower bands who inhabit both sides of the St. Peters near its Junction with the mists Spini and Are put Down on the latest map As the Dacotah Sand Warp Tunkey. Their lamps Are to be obtained which will add As much More to our territory. The commission we learn from Good authority will be through with their labors in a week or tend Asand will then proceed fit. Unsuccessful St. Louis intelligencer gives the following statement which May be of interest to our mercantile readers a consignment of 72 sacks Rio Coffee shipped from Baltimore came to hand by the Steamer Hindoo on we lne Day direct from Pittsburgh. This is the first arrival of Coffee we Ever noticed from the Atlantic Seaboard to this City via the Ohio River. The freight we understand by this route Cost 65c per 1uu lbs landed Here. The sex Erin ent was never tried before to our knowledge and perhaps never will be again As the Cost of transportation alone is nearly or quite double what it would have been by Way of new of leans. Marr. Grimes k ss4rr. Public attention is called to the advertisement of this firm to be found in another column. The of firm of dimes amp. Starr so Long and favourably known has been dissolved Ami a new firm formed of which or. Geore Snyder a gentleman of excellent business qualifications becomes a member. Are indebted to the politeness of the clerk of the Excelsior for late St. So Louis papers. Copies or the new Hundred and fifty copies of the new co be being the proportion due Des Moines county have been received and Are ready for distribution at the clerk s office. St. cholera would seem to have left St. Louis entirely. The pub she list of interments have not shown More than one death a for some time past. Cheap Telegraph no. 2, says the St. Louis intelligencer of the 1st inst. Took passengers to Cincinnati on tuesday last at 50 cents per head. Capt. Bell in consequence with Crew the John Simpson As he considered this rate too Low. He intends however to place the Simpson the Ime again As soon As the mail boats raise Thi Price of pay Sage to their former Standard. Election in people of Missouri voted Yeste Nlay for supreme and District judges first election under the new Law. Although party nominations As such were not made yet the arrangement has been almost the same. The discussions in St. Louis have Wen quite violent and More or less tinged with party Bias. It would Hae been better for the new system and in better taste also if the press of that City bail exercised a Little More firmness and rejected Many of the communications which have appeared and which were gotten up not to enlighten the Public mind but to Black Ball private character. Mister Newton or Young Prodigy who recently attached himself to Stokes circus has already create much sensation among the St. Louisiana. We have noticed several complimentary articles in the City papers respecting his wonderful achievements and he is now announced for a Benefit. The Republican of the 1st contains the following Newton the daring Hawk Eye horseman takes a Benefit on this evening. Few a youth of his it Prience he is unsurpassed by any rider we have Ever seen and if True Merit i duly appreciated he will be Welcome on his beneficiary in lit by a crowded audience Tio and see him in Bis daring leaps and let him have a bum per. To quot the election yesterday passed off quietly. Although much Intel Cost was Felt in the result yet the turn out was not so general As had been anticipated. There was considerable confusion resulting from such a variety of tickets and it seems almost miraculous that any one should have been elected. Election to be heard it rumoured last evening that a proposition was on foot to open the polls again for the Benefit of the Defeated candidates and to continue them open until All Halls should be elected. State annual state elections came off yesterday in Kentucky Indiana Missouri Arkansas Alabama and this state. Tennesee and North Carolina vote on the 7th inst. To the president and two or three of his Cabinet officers had gone to White Sulphur Springs at last Date. New York. July 29. The intelligence from Cuba has caused much excitement among the friends of the insurgents and a Torch Light procession w As held last night followed by a grand dinner to Day to celebrate the cause of puerto Principe. A Large number also signed a soil for the formation of a new expedition to Aid the insurgents. A meeting is to be held in a few Days. Washington july 29. The grand jury have found a True Bill against Jno. Carlos Gardiner for false swearing and a True Bill against Mears for fraud on the government. To e postmaster general with the advice of the attorney general has Decio let a that there ran be hut one office for the publication of news pay it ers and periodicals anti that it is where they Are printed and a published. Cincinnati. July 29. Two parties of Young men Ere forming for Cuba under capt. Robinson who was concerned a in the he cuban invasion. They w ill leave to Morrow Lor the South. After an unusual drought we have had Fine Rains throughout to Day. Freights have declined on account of the project of a Rise yet prices Are very High. The River has fallen 4 inches since last evening but is now stationary. New Orleans july 26. Sailed ship Atlantic for new York Magnolia for Boston. The Cuba intelligence has produced great excitement. Gen. Lope is reported about starting to take command. A slave of John r. Thaw it co. Yesterday absconded with $4,500, the proceeds of Check entrusted to him to draw from Bank. No Trace of the boy has yet been found. New Orleans july 28. The Brig Adams Gray with Havana dates of 23d in�., represents the City Mel the government is very vigilant. Nothing has i been received from the patriots by this arrival. The Brig was thoroughly searched before tensing. A Strong feeling prevail Lor the cuban patriots. The committee App Nten by the meeting of saturday Are engaged in collecting Money a. The Falcon a ailed Thia a. M. With j3u patau Gera. Arrived ship Virk Burgh from new York and John Murray from Boston sailed ship Thos. Perkins for Tok it a Lon. To Tuscumbia. From St. Arrived to Day. The fairy Smith goes out to no by. A Book of the above title has just been published. Like most travellers the author is very partial to the fair sex. Hear him give vent to Bis thoughts about sea Nish Beauty. It May with truth he said that in no country in the world does the Materia woman attain so rare a degree of perfection As in Spain. So Ich ravishing Forth such graces of manner and poetry of expression their Raven tresses Are usually of remarkable length and elaborately brai a led with consummate taste Ami care while their dark ail Lustrous eyes Radiant with deep thought and tender feeling Are Ever beaming in tranquil Beauty like the silent ohs of heaven upon some Summers eve. These windows a of the soul you glean from them the secret revelation of the heart with their Tel tale glances they unfold of you More than the most a Lorient words could express. Ii love dwell within a heir bosoms it scintilla Tes its electric Light from their eyes it quivers upon the Rny lip and Maffes with blushing Joy the velvet Cheek concealment is impossible you read the tale in every sidelong glance you behold it in every sunny smile dancing at a Madrid Casino. The first glimpse of the Ball room was like a fairy scene. It was built in imitation of an Oriental Palace tastefully fainted and illuminated with glittering chandelier in a he most Brilliant manner. The bail was quite thronged w Ith persons of both sexes a Large proportion of whom were engaged i dancing the polka Mazurka to the inspiring music of a full and splendid band. So exciting was the spectacle that it was with the greatest difficulty we restrained ourselves for a few orients from Rushing into the midst of the throng Vod we broke from All restraint. Am hade Defiance to the counsels of Ifon Philippie who via Teitt a re Rarden a us in the Light of a couple of hot head Iez i youth whose Harvest of wild Oats had not yet been Folly gathered. Away we dashed into the very midst of the merry sport As if with military ardor we intended to carry the place by storm Haring secured a pair of female prizes whose Brilliant Eves like Load Stone had drawn us toward them while under our sudden spell of excitement we mingle w Ith the concourse of laughing dancers Ami Sci ame ourselves the gayest of the Gay. The Bright glances which gleamed around us. From every female Eye were softer than the blushes of the moonbeams Cheek was flushed with pleasure even Lin was real with Joy the men were wild with frolic and the Youthful damsels intoxicated w Ith Delight. Spanish morals. Turning to me my quo slam guide asked me if i had passed a pleasant evening. 1 replied in the affirmative. A the females whom you have seen Here to night a continue Iny guide a notwithstanding their molest appearance and Gen tee manners Are not unexceptional in their virtue and accomplishments while the younger prettier ones apparently under the Protection of their mothers and aunts by whom they Are accompanied have been brought hither As to a Market in or Ler to secure an a Mautez or Lover and make the most profitable Sale of their charms this May sound very horrible to your ears yet i assure you it is the truth. You can scarcely have any Conception of the extent of vice Winch prevails in Madrid nor of the lightness and Impi Ferenee with which it is regarded by the Community. She who would be called by an evil name to any other country is Only regarded As a Gay and live y girl in Spain so Low is the general Standard of women. Absolute penury Ami the want of respectable employment have tender i to produce this deplorable result which must necessarily ensue wherever the poverty and mismanagement of a government and the consequent inactivity of Industry and Commerce does nut create sufficient occupation for the poorer classes to keep them above starvation without having recourse to vice. Ball at the Palace of Christina. The spectacle was the most splendid that it was Ever my Good a Fortune to behold. The number of gun Treinen and ladies in attendance could not have been less than six Hundred a. The Entrance Hall was perfectly unique and Beautiful. It was quadrangular and surrounded in the Middle with a Small Glass dome from the Centre of which was suspended an ornamental lamp. This Supalo or dome was supported by Marble columns while in the midst of the space thus enclosed a miniature form Fain was throwing into the air its playful Waters from amid the foliage of a Little Grove of Orange and Lemon Trees tastefully arranged around it. The floor of the Hall was comp sed of blocks of polished passing the Hall we entered the first of a Long suite of magnificently furnished apartments where our names were announced to the officer at the door and be he it eel from room to room until we finally reached the grand chamber of reception. Where we immediately paid our respects to the Queen Christina who bowed g aet full it Token of a know a a a garment. Though a woman of Large size yet every motion she made was marked by a refined ease of manner and Savity of Mien which at once pre poses de us in her favor. She is a woman of powerful mind and appears perfectly aware of the Superior nature of her endowments. The Queen was likewise present Arnulfo my Surprise was decided the plainest dressed lady in the room Here press was White variegated with artificial leaves while about her head was a Chaplet of simple Flowers. The Only ornament a tie wore w As a Large Diamond Cross suspended from her neck. The entire simplicity of her appearance affo Nied a striking contrast to the go mgr Ous display of causes and laces and jews is about her. Had i not known w hich of the ladies present was actually the Queen. I should have been at a loss to decide and the real surer eign would probably have been the last on i should have selected. Hie entertainments of the evening were enlivened by the music of a Fine band. Her majesty i observed danced several times with considerable skill Ami spirit and opened the first quadrille of the evening with prime George of Prussia for her Consort. Hie ladies generally exhibited an extraordinary degree of symmetry and Beauty they were exquisitely Dre ltd eel. And their hair in Many instances was most elaborately braided and completely studded with diamonds and other precious stones. It was an hour or two beyond Midnight our thoughts were too busily employed for slumber the recent scene of voluptuous splendor which we had witnessed and which constituted the last event of importance we experienced in Madrid thronged our minds with images that Murde Reti _ Black Bebby following is a Correct receipt for making a syrup for a dysentery and ail looseness of bowels. It is said to he an excellent and agreeable Medicine particularly for children a 2 quarts of Blackberry juice half of. Nutmeg powered half of. Cinnamon do. Half of. Allspice do half of. Cloves do. Boil them together to get the strength of the spices and to preserve the juice. While hot add a quart of fourth proof French Brandy and sweater it with loaf sugar. Give a child two teaspoonful three times a Day Ami add to the Quantity if the disease be not checked. Increase the dose according to the age. The Peoria most erroneous account has been put in circulation As to the condition of this Bridge. No portion of the Bridge Over the Ricer has been injured. A Section of the Tressel work Over the Bottom land beyond the Brit be was lifted by the flood and then settled out of place. While the workmen were attempting to restore this to it proper position some two Hundred feet of the work were thrown Down. The whole injury will be remedied for about $200 and the Bridge will be again in order by saturday next. The company intend to expend a Large amount in improving the Road across the Bottom. A the Pekin and Lasalle Jmaj a is have industriously circulated an erroneous report of this matter we Hope they will have decency enough to Correct . Alt or. Shipman the Engineer on the Alton and Springfield Road was in town last week. Or. S. Informs us that he will have by next saturday completed the preliminary Survey of the Bloomington and a Peoria Branch. The principal line Nins North from Springfield about 33 Miles and crossing sugar Creek the Bloomington Branch will run on the decide Between sugar Creek Ami the Kickapoo while the Peoria Branch will come up on a line almost North and South the Road will he in running order As far As Springfield next december a gtd the Branch to Peoria will be posted on Republican. Ladus in Oregon an Oregon correspondent of the Boston traveller writes May 23d Hie Young Ladiet sent out by gov. Slam Leas teachers have arrived and notwithstanding the Bond of $500 imposed on them in Case of marring within a year they have enacted quite sensation among the in Marne gentlemen. And a the land Hill makes every lady Worth 320 acre if taken before december next you will soon he without teachers unless another Supply is a it a ate hed immediately. Done to is a find that pm Bible a a at every Little mischance. Put the Best foot Forward u an old and go to l Maxim. Done to run afoot and Tell aet Uain Laim is that a a Iii have been unfortunate. Ivorie a it not ilk to have unfortunate men for acquaintance. Am to vigorous determination a cheerful spirit if reverse come hear them like a Philo simmer a Rod get my of them a soon As you can. Poverty in like a Panther la a a a a if steadily or the face and if will run from you. Cincinnati says that j the yield in Ohio promises to be greater than that of fast rear. The country papers it say Are full of the most cheering accounts. Penn Sylvani is universally conceded that there never was a better Promise of an a umlaut Harvest thou is now j Wash. Examiner. M accounts from All sections of Maryland concur in the opinion that the present wheat crts put of Maryland will he Arne gang the largest and be to Ever gathered within its limit the season has been extremely favo Ramo for wheat and a grass and the process of securing both is now going on industriously the Baltimore America. the t Harvest is fim hed in Central Smitana. And a Large crop is rewarded he labors of the . There is a Fine Prospect of a great yield of Corn in that Section. A intelligencer. from All parts of the state we have the most flattering reports As to the com no crops. The present season bids Lair to he one Lette cum a Rouk. Was Money. I Tahia the 4th May Khz to Hornes a. Hornes. Esq. T Karge Faire j my interim of the c. S. Of amends at constantinople sir scarce have t Learnt from you the rebuke Given by the turkish min it its the generous proposition of your g to rot cd a int no a Couyres and government that on visits commissary also Arne a i of put the barbarous decision of the Porto pereos Tonk to execution j an austrian Coram sir re turkey1 vow j must of , Fri How deep this Etc pure runt have fallen till it was to suffer such degrade tip a a i nay. Abdication of her Nejep enderse. She is i falling last poor Turkey tailing. No it by want i of strength not by fatality hut both cd word a ice of her let 1er, who have not the c Ouraga us i act according to their a own Jet gent. I of co Tirse Ali the r ont station about quot a Epsom a ber ind no a the term of my Detent a a i is Mere Humbug Way More it is of Fri it a Bhut to a Oppre ton. Lias the Forte give the a a Rance to the l opted states a hat Swisch a Day St of the most prosperous to Farmers Ever known j september next you can take me with we any i t the history of our state. J of a or Thor a Papfi. Atton to Hoard an american a Hap the coming wheat crops Here Promise of sur j get r,vir4#. No a just therefore sure of thro my pass that of any other . Free press wheat crop in tins comity is said to be better Tow i an average one. 1 he Grain is not quite so heavy but it has beet bar vested in a Good i con lotion no rust or any of a tear in. It i Mere Humbug. The real Val a a of j their words i have Hod Opio it Luthy enough to appreciate. Full Well i understand the Case. I in do of i de of Perth at Utah a a to Fah a victim Here 6 the various ills that this crop is heir to. Affected a lie tears of abominable Austria. 1 her re the new crop. A Hupko Snelle a. Iii it fort Smith Herald of the 13th. Say we learn from a gentleman who lives in Benton county that the crops in county and the a joining county. A it of tie Cheroki is Are very Fine and Promise a Rich Harvest. The wheat crop he says is the Best he to Ever seen in his life. is Gratifying to be Abo of chronicle the fact that scarcely if Ever have the crops looked As promising in this and some of the adjoining counties As they do at the present time. The wheat crop just harvested we learn was never to. Flag. will in All probability he one or More new states created i it of the land our government have purchased of the indians by the treaty just concluded when the population shall have reached a number entitling them to Many ways in a our a to that end now that the companion of my prison they Whir have act com paused me by tree he Dre. With the ogre to ment Irti the Forte his her Are by for ton a away from my Side and to i stand a almost torn Aken a atone vell i will look to for myself and Rice the worst if iwed he. I must frankly Tell Yon that Ruvean Tripam the failure of Yam no gotta tip a. The turkish government a this but to tear a to Protection and it must be fully aware that whatever May pm the of the United staff is Turkey pm nothing to fear aug a no or friction to Hope from them nothing because your . Youe legislative bodies All Yoke it it run of publicity Are very anxious of proclaim every once an4 again that non intervention m nutters is the first fundamental principle ltd of the political system of the United slates. To a Suso Wise were the men who Tir to Estah Hashmi this that rank. Now in everlasting memory to the i info am a is were the me who Iota Owen race and the who have so far Back As it can a try loan by on i or the Tun relation learn from their incongruous and Semi lab loud j his Fory lorded it Over the Fer Fory. Let it a a be called Sioux. It is euphonious arid Brief and in in Harmony with the Rule which a a a cons to have governed those who had the naming of the state of the be trestles being an or Dian word of conjectural meaning at this time assimilated to the Genius of tie French Tongue it would at the same Scein to remember the a a a Early French Pioneer who first i Reader the w due from the Canada to the Mississippi and Laid a a pen of the gaze of the old worhol and the new 1 to has its Eom Iitto Law i Wynm almost Sav. The incredible vast Nero Ami of a he Sal Ima Voit Al if Uty. The Mure the Grifor. Ley of the Mississippi Ralena Aleer Tiser. He i Stirr that is. A a god acts not both Arr Al Trail a term the of Tel to Riser special we a hut by get eral Law said an end i the Tarih i pm. Past. Gisli Phil Mio Pher it May a that Ever year the Minnesota Democrat of the22d gives the will very soon a coiled to feel hut get following account of the annual red River a determine.1 As surely it u to web a. Way. Train which had prot arrived there from fein i to heighten the to rums pro stir i is Wev a a i t l ,1 k. K i _ .i.,., pc scary As Well As for the growth of the tufted states. Neither would it be Wivi visit fat me to investigate whether the Tress which is so Well a a sited to protect the Chi Hood us a to develop the youth will still prove suitable when the much promising youth had became a full grown a we a nay a mighty giant As your country is. Tim is going on and every hour May or my its own convenience As it brings in own necessity. Mav be that even your glorious Coon try May so a a called to feel that every position has Bina and sex it the latter settlement being across the British line and within territories controlled principally by the Lite is a a Bay company. The entire train consists of 102 wagons drawn chiefly by oxen that Are hitched up very much like horses wearing a Collar instead of a Yoke. Or. Henry look. To whom we Are for the facts in this artie4e, is a merchant and native of red River a Lull blood and Pitt Lugent White Man. Thu is his sixth trip from red River to St. Haul. He says that the oxen i witolds it will scarcely be Post tie. A mild it Etez be convenient not of put a weight mls the bal Anee. Were the a destinies of fue old we Rel and its civilization Are to by weighed it will Scarbro by be to Sihle not to give any Tung More of he a nil rings of nations Bun thie Noble sent Kunfe of sympathy to the Strong log. The Tom Mistri Tum of the fallen an Asylum to the per��e�fe., or at the Rod a generous offer but which even a turkish minister Tuey dark to decl. Fitere May a some who Bei Teve that the non accept atom of the Generotti Oder of the t Gifol proved on the journey and Are in a much better j states is hut an in direct answer 4 Austria to con lotion now than when they started. I the glorious do Clara Tiore of or. Webster which the red River carts Are curiosities. Inmost found so mighty an Echo in every american of them there is not a particle of Iron the fast i breast an answer scarcely is arrogant than the endings being Mode of Woolen puts Ami thongs first foolish provocation w there May by it of Buffalo hide. A few of them Only have j some who believe that the u a a Tod is h mar Small Iron bands Aron in i the hubs. The is one even a of a Tak. But having once spoken the of to each cart Ami the Load is usually about a word must he obeyed. A to a. It a i my due f thousand pounds. The a Are very fight and a not of repro a even any Humble wih a bout Tbs by drawn i further Steps of your government to me it will float in water. They Are easily a a Vei new or rather wild roads Are Eroddy faddy repair a and therefore preferable to any other sort for Uch an expedition. When a number of heavy Laden carts Are in company they a re conveyed across streams on con Struc Troi rafts. When Lew or Light the wheels Are taken off. Laid on a Buffalo hide or two or three sewed together an ltd made water tight the stiff hide is then draw n up and tied so As to form Fri of your government would be quite inconvenient either of enter a a a or to express any feelings else than the a out fervent graft of a Fer til generous attend in a #1 it mar country and of y a or Over my it a nil the most respectful appreciation a it of the i a it my conduct toward a Yudt aul my , which i beg you will be of kind to convey to the 4�>n Era Menf and the people of the i United 4fgr. Together with the Humble declaration of mine. A Canoe the a Enrols forming the Frame work Oft that whatever May be the tute i a to a Whf the Bottom. This hide Canoe will float 100 to i it will be even m the a Romeo of de aft a a 120� Pound of freight. A Canoe of tins kind j the Trust to god. Always my cowl cd we a a it Lati a is constructed is a few minutes. J that your glorious country the grave Jin Gemen about one half of the carts in this train be of your Wise men As Well As the sentiment a it of Long to residents this Side of the Hue chiefly i your people have deemed the it nor Hung Utah to or. Kittson or rather the american fur exit not unworthy of their sympathy. Company of which he is a partner. The oth j f Nav hut the cause will yet Ria a and or half is the property of different persons who j a without me the Battle Wihs fought belong to Selkirk and to in in this Way come a town j oni. My Are it w hich met the approbation of great annually to Exchange Buffalo Robes clothing a for fou and free Democrat a air. Rita. Amen made of Buffalo skins moccasins amp a. Buffalo f a b by to 0r# tongues Arul Pei Ninean for groceries stoves and hardware chiefly of Well As for other Merchan do Tow j k the people of re River who Are mostly half Breeds rely mainly upon the in Tofalo Chase for their exp Orts and Prosperity. The failure of that Cron would be to them a dire calamity. They Nave two Hunts they Start on the first about the 10th of june the second the 10h of August. The party usually consists of from 600 to 700 men. With their Fammie the women and Obler children of which Tahr it Over in cutting up and drying the ment. A hem from 1300 to 1400 a a carts each of w ill hold the pro Luct off Oai nine to ten aloes. The Best meat feb tanned in the fall. A a utting i with to which Bufalo must beg yet a to Clear of All a step exec a Atiz it is before your government that the answer Given by the ottoman ministry May a Folly apr Tatai. Now. I have no doubt the a Hng will be rep j resent a of tie world As a a weve slant Hep of the Sublime Forte. They would of make the we old i believe that quot though political cd it i Herat info i not allow them to restore All Ifon Gartay exile i of Liberty still it was a Noble rest on a of la . L the detention Only to a fat in Kwh vake i div dual freeing a 9b# rent a a a i but no sir the care a pm diff Rrona to pro it sent Resolution of the Forte not Only Ivr take nothing of Benevol ofic but is Rafler the my a St or Heb join of Seq edition. The Hun barbarous the moot a Bqhm mud �#4 ting Plains Are very extensive reaching to Missouri River. The in Tofalo has but Little hair in the summer the skin is then valuable Only to be converted into dressed hides. Tie Robes Are procured in Winter when the animal is w Ell supplied with a thick coat of hair the Best Early in Winter when the Hunters go it out with Fiat sleds made of thin hoards 26 to 28 inches before stepping a a the thre a he of Turkey t asked a if Thev we wafd give a or not any Lvuv and hospitality. I ask a them. Let me be your guest or Els let be pm ssh the i army Earret uhf weary head to it More hospitable shores. They answered me. Be Welcome be our guest our House will be an Asylum to thee we swear thee wide and 13 or 16 feet Long turned up at the j Protection and hospitality. Prow which Are drawn by horses three dogs will draw a sled bearing or a Lorn la a of a of 7 10 to 800 pounds. The train was met at Sauk rapids by c. Cavalier. F.sq., who has been appoint collector of the custom for Pembina and was on his Way there. This office was created at the instigation of the fur company to Cut off the a of it Eton of the Selkirk Hunters. Or. Cavalier inf r Nel the Selkirk ers that they must pay 20 1 trusted i a Esteri my Steps thei yet feel the Breeze which swept Over the Faix of my neighbouring native Lami that i May be the Bitows of the Danube mixed with hungarian tears from Presburg to Oso a. A few month later they gave me a pm i in far Asia to be the ass Luw which Ibey Hod sword to no eat lie a i moment of this change in my Fate the poor ruins Efim Lepene font Hungary my Fol per cent duty on their Buffalo Robes and a 30 or i Low sex flex. Alroy rot All. With few exceptions decent on their moccasins which will leave then i Momford to Eddy Concession to Shar my just that much Money less to exp end a among our j Fate citizens in making purchases. The rest River j it a refused. Gentlemen we have conversed with on the sob i at lost to Twenty three of then was Grant a assure us that this High duty they never 1 the permits in it a to accompany me. Quot to they Taxa paid duties before will compel them to a ban i with Ine. They Cam firmly pc Cirerol. And by Don Traile with us and to depend upon the Hud daring this their Resolution to the commissary son Bay company for supplies in Exchange for j of the Porte rather to unders every privation their Robes. Ice. They pay a duty of 4 per cent rather to struggle with starvation. He a of a it to the British authorities for All the goods they take from Here. The time use a in making a trip and transacting the Nessary business Here is about three months. The distance from Selkirk to York factory on Hudson a Bay their sea port is about 70 Miles that trip is mad in summer with boats. From two to three arrive at York factory each season. The people of Selkirk Are highly or Alifier of learn that there is now a monthly mad at Pembina which is Only about 60 Miles from their settlement. Wool Trade or few of on Cit Zens Are aware of the growing importance of the woo Trade in this Stote. We have just had an interview with our enterprising and intelligent fellow citizen or. F. Sessions who. For some years has been engaged in the Wool Trade Ami from Bim we learn some items of very general interest. Or. Sessions has just returned from Cleveland. While their lie met with some of the principal Wool dealers of Ohio and after a comparison of notes they found that eight millions of pounds of Wool will he sent out of this state to the Eastern markets this Var. The average Price of this be Era a clip is thirty right cents per Pound. The Quality of Ohio we vol a fast improving and for Muia curing purposes it is preferred to any other Wool m the Market. This Wool goes to Boston. Prov fone Sod few York. The great mass of it is used to the in Lane factories of mass Chusett and Rhode is the a guardian anc1 land. A Ohio s ate journal. Worthy of thu a Yyi purse gloves which have a pocket inside to contain Money Railroad tickets. A. Have been patented in England. Patriotic fourth of july was celebrated in a highly Lute Resti g and novel manner in the insane Asylum at Utica. Several speeches were Raro the. Odes Sung a cd orations delivered demons Raling aus Pirimi that the cause of Liberty bus of timer sufi Rocter and the Union Oftle a states More reliable and Rea it enable i tends in the Lunatic Asylum Iberia in Somcy i is found of of if. Voird byrons daughter at a he be rvs a a Boll a a late in lax anti a recently Sla Tro that a Faly Hod lost Rori Les than of the a Rby race. The Limerick throw ice a ays the lady the Only daughter of the poet Frfd a run a a a a we Dairy Hatef of Iny a use an a in Mirt. This it the Wom in if is Tail to two of Muiir having read bet i at tors Putin. Me be forsaken alone. It was a no ble deed. Sis Pathy of humanity. Now sir. These Ere the men who Are now driven away from my Side by Force by the tue ish government. They protested against his inhumanity a you will see from the Obj Iaal memorial they declared to a wilting to tay wifi to without Fth slightest Aid a i the Tual raft a of Emmen thy Sketl nothing but the permission Foh re my Fate they declared no it to Rii Hast to this inhumanity. The a Weer was of you a Ion to go if tip Gfrer Yon w 61 he set in Rorr Fate hse a Jami i Nuh up and earned away by fac be. Only to five of the whole number is Pew Towl to Shire my Martyr Tom. There hav Boon seven officer who mors particularly Dev owl themselves to the service of wait guard to do a Meson a pre Rautis quot a a of necessity a the to Trattl government a it Owlet id again and Agath. The of Austria a a no Riu wer p4r�ng against ave at i a ltd i at least of so arc Mihe astr Necati off Choice among seven no in a a a a a permitted two even of Tbs wet i Wmk away or on the contrary. I was willing to Scarf tree Fth Consolation of the pc a in of or Toomly Fox the Sake Zofih Rotor a Forf air chit Drew. Into tended therefor to of a of government s Gmar Ous offer Tat Send a was my info Tot ten. Ram Rier. Or even of it can t otherwise but without my dear beloved we off. It was explicitly ret Ami that is the rest state of the a a. It a not for the Sake of relieving the for Dew of my feelings by a weak a of Plant i dwelt open a hex particular i Wil Bear my Fate but it is that a bar try Mur nod Tel edit a sheltering itself under the no Jerk of Hon Tufty. Vyff that Tny Gaoler May not veil foe Bonen Leace a 4b� which is the most shocking cruelty. It a for a hat Rew a it i that t Pray Yon Wnm a so kind As to inform tour flow ten went a heart the a. M the Tal Issue of Yew country generous propose Attoh. As i vill also a Fate the matter before the publicity of the civilised world new my dear or. As the greatest part of of driven away drops quot ton have de Endroi to per it it of your Gene roil offer and logo to America to the confident Hope that with the Aid of tto they a nay a atone the or native beloved tor taint a a i tree Tom and . It a my duty to trouble you with some indispensable prayers a Etoir behalf which i Trust Vav a will feel author Load to coua4v with a. L Kossuth

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