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Burlington Weekly Telegraph (Newspaper) - December 13, 1851, Burlington, Iowa St kit ask May Soto a fit All to Kim too Alxa St at is try Cost in nth t cob a ask slut of s.3. Amily 3�rntral in Oli tirs Nuit denote tax Ite Rafure Iriente Camra Erre Bier Janir 3ts and a Urina Afifie Dag. By Morgan amp , Iowa saturday december 13, 1851. Vl>f3�?no. In. A sturday of Ornis dec. 6. Of the a a i Gnu Buque daily Herald a came to a for 7 us yesterday in a new and enlarged dimensions a Tell Poctor and the a Hoff. True in Beautiful print. We congratulate our a distinguished disciple of Galen and a very Friend Holt upon the Success that crowns his school of efforts and Are satisfied that whatever he takes Worth member of the allopathic a Sam. Gave a some time since the following rent of a personal adventure ghost is free Yrjo on Hora it rom a a a tiny of his patients at the Bouse of old father o it is not necessary that should give the a local habitation a a nor the doctor a bad it it but Endeavor to give it As As can in the language of the physician himself and when consider that there is is class of pm a plot a whom it is so Likely that the ghosts of the departed would appear As to physicians shall not be surprised tha each a articular hair did stand on end upon the head of the conscientious doctor a like quills of the fretful Porcupine a As the apparition speared to him at the solemn hour of Midnight. Having Ridden several Miles to visit a patient and having administered to his sufferings he ordered his Boro to return Home. He says he had to pass through a Large and heavy piece of Timber upon tha Borders of which was a graveyard in which no doubt Many of his Patien a a slept their last sleep having a fought their last battled death and the doctor. He was quietly Riding along when All at once his faithful Borse by the Way a spirited animal began to snort and prick up his ears and finally run Back evidently much alarmed. The doctor looked about him but could see be Hing and a purring his horse quite vigorously got him started Forward again when in a moment he evinced be same signs of fear. Here was a fix. Tha doctor looks around him again and about the Middle of the a City of the dead beholds an object As White at the quot driven Snow and about As Long As his Arm impeded some six feet in the air he looks at its while and begins to reflect and say to him tuft a a Cboin the name of common tense have i killed that his spirit should come to flaunt me a this dark after thinking awhile he a a Crews his courage to the sticking Point a determined that he would a not fail in finding out the ghost. So he put whip and spurs to his by be philos s id Rode straight Forward to see if it were a spirit of health or Goblin do do sure enough All the time keeping his Eye upon the White object. When getting pretty near As he thought his horse plunged suddenly into an open grave where no doubt the resurrection St bad been and be lost sight of the ghost. But looking around him when he Rode from the grave be saw it away off in one Corner of the burying ground. Determined not to a give it up leaving made up his mind to see and speak to a ghost he put whip and Spur to his horse and Rode full Speed Down to the Comer of the graveyard his head erect and Eye fixed until be came Bolt right up front to front the ghost when to and behold what should it be but father has old Skils faced Hort. The departed spirits of none of the doctors patients have Ever haunted him from that night the this. _ a the go Baal Are informed is away from Home a and the gentleman who officiates during Hie absence and who penned the above paragraph certainly has not occupied the editorial chair a great while or he would have had sagacity enough to perceive that he has exhibited the a Cloven toot a a Little too Well May col. Morgan exclaim a save me from my squawk Suie stator. The abort la in allusion to a remark which made in reference to the fact that the name of Oquawka does cot appear in the report of cel. Morgan. It is True that have not been Long m the editorial chair but dont mind the spectators fling at oar ver Dancy mind especially when find ourselves in such Good Coppery As the chief Engineer who comes in for g pretty round share of the spectators a Wrath and what he Means by exhibiting the a Cloven loot our editorial Jure nullity perhaps will not allow be exactly to comprehend. But Hope the learn Tom by experience. We thought ourselves extremely modest in our statement of certain facts and feel sure that the a a general will not suffer much thereby. If the Spectator Means by the a Cloven foot that the people of Barington Are pleased that the a bran Chi will be built forthwith to a Point opposite our City then it is certainly Correct. Holt hold of is bound to succeed. We unanimously agree the editor that a a the Best evidence of the Prosperity of a Community is indicated in the appearance and Success of its guess a Hall soon have to follow the example of our Friend and a a spread is. Tiia Ashin to have a new trial. A a letter from a lady in Havana says it has been decided that or. Rasber shall have a new trial on the 15th of november. He bears himself bravely and Hope the second trial has resulted in his acquittal. Cincinnati Price current of the 2flth says the Market for hogs has now fully opened and at All the packing Points throughout the West Ojo rations have commenced. Here the improved feeling noticed la get week has been fully sustained and the Market is finn at $4 50 to >4 60. We must again remain however that these prices Are above the views of Many packers but All the hogs offered so far have found purchasers. The receipts of Ohio and Indiana dogs Are still Light and the bulk of the receipts from All quarters has been to fill Contrael the daily offerings therefore have been in a very Small proportion to the number packed. Packers appear to be operating without particular reference to the sea Board Market present or prospective. A Large amount of labor will be employed on the various railroads in course of construction and to feed these labourers a considerable amount of provisions will be necessary. This it is supposed will diminish the surplus that will remain for shipment to the Seaboard. It is also proper to remark in this connection that a deficit in number and product of hogs is also relied of. We de not pretend to say whether these conclusions Are Correct or not. It my it be borne in mind that that the High prices will tend to diminish consumption. This is a great natural cause which governs demand As supplies govern prices. Our advices from the Cumberland Gap show that the number driven South is Likely to be about the same As last year. For the Telegraph. Messes. Editors a in thursday a paper i observed a Beautiful and Well written Ai Tice from the strange yet to several of us Well known and much admired pen of a Nina calling the attention of the ladies of Burlington to the subject of Charity. 1 not Only concur in sentiment Nina but applaud her forgiving a Public expression of those generous emotions which i Trust ill Call immediate attention to the Relief of a offering humanity. That Many amongst us Are in a sick and suffering condition is a fact indisputable and if our kind hearted ladies unite a a heart and hand a in performing the office of Good Samaritans have they not claims upon our generosity f for a one yes in behalf of Many i will claim the privilege of saying go on ladies. We will not Only give you our cheerful countenances but will Endeavor to a a hold up your i will not spend time in writing a Long article to in j Force the necessity of such step As the subject has already been Well represented but will Only suggest the idea of appointing committees to in j vet Gate each and every Ward of our City and 1 will Hazard the opinion that More distress and suffering will be found than is now dreamed of in the philosophy of Many of us. Go on ladies sour Mission in Titis world is one of love and Benevolence. Remember it was woman a High privilege to be last at the Cross arid first at the Tomb. I Hope that will Ere Long again hear from Nina by the Way of prescribing a proper course of action to effect the Noble object. In much haste yours Philo. I quot Art Republican. Mosey matters. In Boston for the week ending the 23d, the Money Market had undergone but Little or no change. The failure of the Well known House of Harnden and co., operated unfavourably upon the Stock Market a Large Quantity of East Boston Stock in Werbich they were largely interested was in co Quence thrown upon the Market. To the Enterprise of this firm is Boston indebted for the establishment of the line of steam propellers to Liverpool of which the s. Pioneer for the construction of the grand j unction Railroad and other works favourable to the growth of Boston. The Hope to entertained that they will soon recover from this misfortune. Banks circulation of $ 1,047,783, have Given notice of their intention z w.,th Lra from business. Another the merchant so Bank of Washington county circulation of $110,000, is also to be closed. During the coming year the charter of two of the incorporated Banks will expires the Bank of Albany capital of $400,000, and entitled to a circulation of $150,000. On a he 1st of january and the City Bank of new York capital of $730,000, and entitled to a circulation of $500,000, on the 1st of july next. We presume that both will be re organized a Ider the general Law. When these Charters shall have expired there will remain sixty nine incorporated Banks in the state entitled to a circulation of $21,104,370, and an aggregate capita of 26,335.300. The Charters of two of these the Manhattan and dry Dynek companies i of this City Are unlimited in duration. The failure of the House of Gardner and j Bartlett of Boston took place on the 21st._ j or. Gardiner was recently president of the Cochituate Bank but that institution will lose nothing by the failure. 1 he dry goods reporter publishes statements of the assets and liabilities of j. R. Smith a co., and rank Brook it repplier both of Philadelphia. The assets of the first House Are $172,962 99 liabilities $422,274 63. Assets of the last House $199,320 41 liabilities $245,-j 194 56, j. R. Smith it co. Have offered seventy five per cent payable in six equal instalments extending Over two years without interest which has been accepted by a very Large majority of their creditors. The other House proposes to sixty five per cent without interest in six nine twelve eighteen and Twenty four months. Some of their creditors deeming that they could seventy per Cen., a committee was appointed to examine and report in relation thereto. The Bank of North America new York have purchased the building 44 Wall Street now occupied by Jacob Little l co. One Hundred thousand dollars were paid for it $25,000 More than it Cost or. Little two years he made however some costly alterations in the building. Monday morning dec. 8. Communicated for the daily Telegraph. The Baptist College. Some weeks since i observed an article in this paper Over the signatures of or. Joseph t. Kales and the Rev. Or. Johnson of this City informing the citizens of Burlington and Vicini prom the 5�n Francisco evening Picayune. Cali for aia Newa. The mormons have at length taken Possession of the Rancho of san Bernardino near la is Angelos for which they paid $102,01x1. $25,000 was paid Down and the remainder is to be paid in two equal annual to moments. D is said to be their intention to mild a great City there and a Railroad to Salt like is confidently spoken of. It is also said that the Heads of the Church in Deseret have Given directions to the mormons in Europe that ail the eur Gration to this country must in future come by the Way of the isthmus of Panama to san Diego. The population of san Bernardino is to be increased by five thousand within the next six months. It contains within its boundaries More than eighty thousand acres of excellent Laud a great part of which can be irrigated. The Santa Anna River runs through it furnishing a Large and unfailing Supply of water and having excellent Mill seats. The mountains near Are covered Pines sufficient to Supply lumber ail Southern California for years. The improvements to be immediately made will be of great Benefit to los Angelos county. This settlement commands the Cajon pass and will protect the Valley from further Indian depredations. A flouring Mill and several Taw Mills ill be erected there during the Rainy season. The tract of land included within the limits of san Bernardino embraces about sixteen leagues. The mormon emigration from Liverpool it is said amounts to thirteen thousand. Salt Lake City the head quarters to of the intention of the Baptist denomination f la mormons co Tams a population of Ftp a a establishing a College in this state and if As ,. 11 a a great inducements were offered Here As else where to locate it Here and soliciting some expression from the citizens upon the subject. I was favourably in Prev sed at the time the idea but As it was not convenient then i made no expression of what i believe to be the Opin a Ion of most of our citizens. It is unnecessary for one to urge the benefits or advantages of such an institution upon our citizens As 1 am persuaded that when the subject is once fairly before them they will exercise their Well know n perseverance and liberality in contributing to such a practicable useful and beneficial institution. I Well know that the present Icell decreed reputation of Burlington Fer Enterprise. Perseverance and generosity a been founded upon facts that stand Forth As living witnesses to the Justice of that admiration and applause which i amps been of generally bestowed by All who and the other settlements in the territory about As Many More. idea of the traffic Between san Francisco and the Southern mines May be formed from the fact that there Are at this moment ten steamers plying Between san Francisco and Stockton. There Are ten also plying Between san Francisco and Sacramento. The latter Are for the most part of a larger size than those on the san Joaquin River and make the trip of about 120 Miles in from seven to eight hours. There Are Teu other steamers plying from Sacramento places above that City. One year ago there was but one Steamboat in Oregon the Columbia now there Are eleven steamboats of different kinds running in the Columbia and Willamette Rivers not including the Pacific steamers sea Gull and Columbia running Between Oregon and California. The president a message. We in common the press of our City received the message on Friday night and immediately issued an extra which was distributed Early on saturday morning to our subscribers. And As they have doubtlessly read that important document for themselves any lengthy remarks of ours would be considered at least a work of super rotation. Upon a perusal of the message it appears to be a Plain Businesslike and comprehensive statement of facts concise recommendation to the consideration of Congress of certain measures and the modification of others. The invasion of Cuba occupies a prominent position in the message and it strongly urges the necessity of observing the principle of no intervention in the governmental policy of other nations and of respecting the Laws and treaties that have been established. The message refers in a very succinct manner to the financial condition of the country and leaves the details to the reports of the secretaries of the respective departments. Several modifications Are recommended in the army and Navy departments of the government and additional forces Are advised for the better Protection of our citizens living upon the frontiers of Mexico As Well As in California Oregon and new mex Ico. The attention of Congress is called to the Mineral lands of California and the president recedes from the manner of disposing of them ltd his last message and thinks it advisable to leave them As they Are at present. A change in the Tariff system is also advised and specific duties Are recommended wherever practical instead of the and Valorme this the president thinks would prevent much of me fraud at present Practised upon the custom houses. A Large increase has been made in the mail service and from the receipts of the first Quarter under the new rates a further reduction upon letters is deemed inexpedient at present but a simplification and modification of the rates upon printed matter is recommended. The president still adheres to his views of the Compromise measures set Forth in his last annual message and considers them a final adjustment of the questions embodied in he refers in pretty decided terms to the conduct of the Christiana and Syracuse rioters and maintains the necessity of the fugitive slave Law being respected As much As any other on the statute Book. He takes the ground that those persons who most strenuously object to the details of the for the recovery of fugitive slaves do it chiefly from their opposition to the Constitution itself. Of course partisans and politicians of different views will regard tha message different degress of favor or Disfavour but in its general tone and character aside from Peculiar party predilections think it will be looked upon As a document worthy of the High sources from which it has emanated. The tragedy at new Lata Mournful and appalling Accident at new York by which the lives of so Many children have been suddenly sacrificed and sorrow and desolation brought to Many a parental Hearth has infused a feeling of deep lamentation and sym Eathy not Only int a Vic mity of the occurrence it wherever the intelligence has sped on the electric wings of tha Telegraph. Every Aye is tearful every Throat is cloaked grief. The new York commercial advertiser of Friday in publishing an outlier of the melancholy events says a a the list shows fifty dead and forty eight injured. It is very possible end indeed probable that the name of All the sufferers have not Iet been reported As they were carried Home y their relatives soon after the occurrence. Baskets full of clothing taken from the bodies of the dead have been taken charge of by the police and Are now at the the same paper also says a a list evening there was a meeting of the commissioners trustees male teachers and others for the purpose of investigating the causes of the calamity. This morning a jury was Swo n in by Justice Bleakley the acting Coro j ner and they Are engaged to Day in visiting the various residences of the deceased to View the a bodies. It is not probable that any testimony will be taken until to Morrow. We abstain i from any remarks about the Security of the banisters. Chequest Ionoff contract erections will probably be discussed the following sympathetic outburst of the new York courier and enquirer on this occasion is no less Beautiful than True and has its application beyond the immediate scene of the heart rending calamity a a a tip Long since any catastrophe has so painfully thrilled our City As that which occurred yesterday afternoon in the ninth Ward. It sent a shudder through every feeling heart. The place the cause the circumstances the victim All combined to give fearful i Ingres St venets to the event. The evening files of thousands of households beamed on moistened eyes and pallid Cheeks amps the tale went round from father Mother sister brother. It was a tale indeed that came Home Home to every family association borne to every Domestic sympathy. It told too Well How fragile Are the a its most dearly prize. It brought to the mind thoughts of yearning hearts in an instant crushed anti Happy hearths in a moment made desolate. A tis Ever hard to yield to death the idols of our love. But to stand by the bedside of the dying one the spirit gently Looie itself from the Earth and daily put on More and More of its heavenly radiance is easy it is easy indeed in comparison what have to suffer when the loved one who but a moment before was rejoicing our soul like an imperishable Blessing is As it were in the twinkling of an Eye snatched from our Side forever. Who that has not experienced them shall imagine the pangs of that trial the anguish of those parents whose Darling ones crossed their thresh holds Cheeks flushed in health and eyes beaming in gladness Only to be brought borne bruised broken Corpse but this indeed is no theme for us. May god be them in their tribulation a want Zorov Dee Embril. Sex Atka the Senate was opened at 12by a a i it private pc Jer by the lev. Or. Butler. All the senators a recent except or. Bradbury ranter. Stockton Ming non Badger. Bathe Khette Jaf. Davis. 8oale. Dawns Belt junes of tea�., Douglas Borland Sebastian Lio Astun Ami Bosk. The credential gtd new members were then presented and the oath administered. The certificate of election of Mallory As senator from Florida Fri a 4th March hut. Was presented by or. A copy of the journal of the Legisla Ture of Florida record of certain or weddings which were considered As eve Denoe of his having leva elected was also presented by a. The two papers Havig been received the chair said it was a question fur the 8eaate to decide whether the papers entitled either to a seat. Or. Bright moved a reference of the papers 0� select committee on which considerable debate ensued in which messes. Clay Foote and others Lush part finally or. Bright withdrew his motion and or. Mallory was admitted to a seat Tuhee neatly the papers were referred to a committee to be selected tomorrow. Hot Rouse met at 12 of clock 21s member were present. Or. A pcs of toon., nominated or. Boyd of or. As Compromise candidate for speaker and As such should support him. Or. Campbell nominated thadera be Vimr of pa., As a Good a Hig. Rynn these nominations n spirited debate ensued inquiring the sound fees of whigs and democrats upon the Compromise question. The House then proceeded to ballot fur speaker. Lynn Boyd received 118 votes of 212 cast and was declared elected be was conducted to the Cytar and made a abort speech. Forney was elected clerk. Zavbi botox dec. 2. Hunter appeared and took by seat. Or. Foote gave notice or Bis to Entimo to introduce a joint Resolution expressing sympathy the Irish patriots. Messes. Bright Berrien Mason John Davis and Pearce were appointed a select Corn Mitt a on the Florida contested election. Or Foote introduced resold tip is for a joint committee to make arrange menu to receive and enter Tail k Euth. Or. Foote also gave notice that he would introduce resolutions declaring the adjournment of Ike inst session of Congress of the slavery Quee Tiou As permanent. Senate adjourned. Hot a a debate arose of Resolution allowing newspapers to members. It was finally agreed that $30 be allowed each member for paper. The a message was received and rend. Quad zits my Saoe Fellai citizens of the so note and House of representatives. Doubtless at a by Largo discount anti for the payment of which i be Public lands end Pic he property of Cuba of whatever kind and the fiscal Road three of the people and government of Island from whatever source to he derived were pledged As Well As the Good Faith of the government expected to be established. All the Means of payment it is evident were Only to be obtained be a process of bloodshed War and revolution. None will deny that those who set i foot military expeditions against foreign states by Means like these a re far More culpable than the ignorant and the Necess Itous whom Tucey Turnce to go Forth a the ostensible parties in the proceeding. These originators it of the invasion of Cuba seem to Bare determined Eoo Hes and system upon an under Takin which should disgrace their country violate its lava and put to Hazard the lives of to informed j and deluded men. You will whether. Been received from Hor British majesty a a hts of 4s� but it to m m of re epee he preferable that the matter a Bee id heist a dated by reciprocal Legisla an. From before you Slowi ltd a the terms which the Gorer Ament in wiling to Oiler and the which it Esay adopt if some arranges this subject shall not a made. From the accompanying copy of a Nell if the British legation at Washington and the be ply of tha department of state thereto in Silt a a Pear that her botanic a Sty s govern Romul in desirous that a part of the Boundary line bet to Oregon Xirui the British fun semoes been Thom Tivey marked out Ami that awl expressed to Appi St Congre for a a prop Ives to Lefray the Essensa thereof of the Pari of Taco United a ates tour attention to accordingly invited and a proper recommended. A convention fix the adjustment of claim of further legislation will be necessary to prevent re the perpetration of such offences in future. No j citizens of the unite states against Pung so he a individuals Bate a right to Hazard the peace of been conch no and the ratifications How bin the country or violate its Laws upon vague no Exchange the fir a install mss to of the Aamont is of altering or reforming governments in t to be Nad by Portugal fell due ltd the 30tt pm september last and has been paid. The president of lie Fren Jyh Republic according to the provisions of the convention inv been a elected As m Lite in the Case of the general Armstrong and has Sig nihed that tie a cents the Trust and the High tons Otho staff. This principle is not Only a a on Isle it Nive f. My in Public Law. But a engrafted into the codes of other nations As Well As Wiir own. But while such Are the sen v in ends of this government it May be added that every Independent nation Niit be presumed to be satisfaction he feel in set pm As the Able to erf end its possessions Agni so in Vittori Friend of two nation a which France is United Zed individuals handed together to attack them by sentiments of a Meere and testings my. The government of the United stairs at Alt Tunc the turkish has expressed of since it establishment has abstained Ami thai the kind Reo Prius i a to a a ought to , the citizen of the country Amin by on to one Sion of h tar on entering into Contro eerie Between other visit to the us nil states. In the 2 h of were. And to observe All the duties of neutrality at an Early period of the government in the administration of Washington be ral Law were p i veil for this Purpe. The provisions of the a Law a re re enacted by of pril 1818�?bv which among of her things it ii declared that if any a Hail th.a the territory or j Iris diction of the United states or it on foot or provide or the Means for any in Utaro expedition or Enterprise to be Carr a cd from thence against the territory or Dominion of any foreign Prince or state or any Colony District or people whom the a Gox. K a Ith end his companions Froan Rizor United states Are at peace every Persou of of on the lbs of september test thex Embar Ilfin fending shall be deemed guilty or a High Mise Rumary let a die Yafeh was adds sold by la Secretary of state to or Marsh Tho american manister at constantinople instructing him to ask off the turkish government pm rms a a Leo foe Tbs hungarian then imprisoned within the so Tiam a test to remove to this country. Of the m of merry last both House of Congress passed a to swim requesting the president to authorize Tho Estef ment of s Public vessel to convey to truss Nsairy Louiska a a a a Ami Bis Assoc atom in the instructions above ref cred to Werst Obafial and the turkish government Hiering Retena Meanor and shall be fined not exceeding three thousand dollars and be imprisoned not More than three year. And this Law has been executed and enforced to the full extent of the Power of the government from that Day to the. In 1 proclaiming and adhering to the doctrine of neutrally arid non intervention the United states have not followed the Lead of other nations 1 they have taken the Iet a themselves and Bave been followed by others. This was and in t ted by one of the most eminent of Modem British states i men who a d in parliament whilst a minister of the Crown that if he wished for a guide in a j system of neutrality he should take that Laid Down by America in the Davs of Washington and i the Secretary ship of Jefferson and see. In i i congratulate you and our common c Mintry fact a that of Congress of 1818 was Fol the Spectator thinks col. Morgan is in a a a snarl and that he is a much better Engineer than take him to be if he can find his reckoning and make Bis minutes tally. We rather think the col., understands the a a Points and has taken his a bearings and distances accordingly. Our in ends of Oquawka should it be in a hurry for no doubt the col. Wilt be along there within the a time prescribed a but Down Here in Burlington Are in something of a hurry especially As Are Only to have the a new disk parts correspondent of the St. Louis Republican says that a terrible and singular disease has just broken out in Gat Licia which defies All the efforts of the medical faculty to explain or cure. It is an epidemic and has received the name of the sleeping fever. The victim a suddenly seized without any warn ing an irresistible desire to sleep and this Steep lasting .bout interruption four five and sometimes eight Days during which time the Sleeper gives no sign of when he finally awakes fever commences lasts from sixteen to Twenty hours and ends in death. Two or three eminent French physicians have just left fur Poland in order to study this new disease. Taa tax ezrs of speaking of the Mit Ruad movement in this state the editor of the Ferington Telegraph says. A go ahead my Reatie Davenport Dubuque and is the rest of Yos. You Are All a part of Iowa and a a mall is comm a whatever to the wealth and Proa Penty of oar own Moo state. Now that yet a Ter got the a team up Hope Yos will pitch in the Teel Aad keep the fires burning until the hell rings a Odthe Emu cur eries oat a a All a Are glad to see this expression from that a fat factly Sheet. It shows that its editor is All right Blu teis Sarjeet. A fact which Many at one time disposed to Dav. Gas. Me Are glad that the editor of the Davenport thinks Are a a All tight upon the for Are of the opinion that have rectus in curia All the time. We May not a a a is approve of the modes Operand of our a a a Thors to promote the cause of internal in profit it in our common state but so for As her general Prosperity is concerned Are at All asses in. Twe is one thing however that cannot a up hiring remarked and that is the profound a a knee of almost the entire press of our state regard to the Railroad from Burlington to a a. A dont say this to complain at All Ter a very sure that the improvements i urging from our cite in every direction will a for themselves. Ail the harm a wish our sister cities and a that they May be As successful Elf a Beer priv Sas Burlington has this far been do hers. Our citizens Are going to take a ride or Ike planks to it. Pleasant on the 16th a a to meet oar friends there at the Ellebra Ere expect to have the a Good time a a Hka of and shall be glad to see our friends from Davenport and elsewhere. Know anything of the past and present history of our City. Everything having for it object the Benefit of our common country and City _ has been looked upon by our citizens favor stroked the property of the Spanish Consul and aided becoming liberality. Look for a moment at our p Ank Road Lailia ting from our City in every direction making this indeed the Star which is Ever to Light our state upon the Broad Road to future greatness and glory. Yes More than this her Power and influence have extended beyond the limits of our state crossed miss Mississippi Riv r into Illinois and there constructing the Peoria and Oquawka rail Road and the Warren and Burlington Plank Road both of which will at no Distant period be in successful operation. It May be Well while speaking of the institution in contemplation to Call the attention of our citizens to the towns and cities in our own state to May nothing it those in the surrounding state and in Brief to notice their Enterprise in an educational and literary Point of View. There is a Catholic Convent at Dubuque Iowa College at Davenport a presbyterian c Liege at West Point a methodist High school at it. Plea ant a female Seminary at Fairfield and the Iowa University one Branch a Iowa City another at Keokuk another at Fairfield and a fourth at Dubuque. Some of these Are in a flourishing condition and reflect credit upon their id aces of location while others for want of proper Energy and attention Are lingering along under an apathetic and delusive Hope. From tin Quay see that Burlington has been neglecting of overlooking to big great Branch of Inq it Rover edit while our neighbors have been gradually a a stealing a March upon it is Tiue have our Public school finished which is quite an Orn Ainet to our City and Auto or in contemplation which will be built next summer beside Many schools now in flattering Progress yet they Are All what May he termed common school in contradistinction to colleges where the youth among us can obtain a Good English and sufficient cd no a in education to enter us on a collegiate course of study. But this is not enough while see the Young Ines of our City and state leaving us to find an institution of learning to Preanie them for the h Gher spheres of a literary life when All these advantages could be Eai Silv obtained at Home. We want an institution which can look upon pleasure and Pride As a luminary lighted the brilliancy of literature Arul science one that would command distinction and attention abroad and respect and admiration at Home. Yes such a one As will be an ornament to our City a inestimable Benefit to our Community and reflect Honor upon our state. This is what i desire to see. This a what Burlington ought to. And doubtless will do. And a the by Ptim to denomination intend making a s Rong Effort for such an institution in our slate it i for our citizens to offer such inducements by Way of donations of land ac., Lor a building site a Are offered elsewhere in order to secure the location of the College Here. The j denomination prefer Burlington and surely the wealthy land holders will not refuse to make a sufficient donation of land in or near town tor j a such a purpose for beside the Benefit that would result to the City rum such an ins Titu j Tion. It would enhance the Worth of property around it Euffie Lieut to make the location of such k desirable to those owning Ian j in the Vicinity. J a ext Al following it quot judge Mclean in his charge to the grand jury of new Orleans directed them to present All persons who participated in the riot that de an irishman being asked on a trial for a certificate of i marriage bared his head and exhibited a huge scar which looked As though i it might have been mad tire the evidence was rat factory. Svea crr Salt capital of Little less than $2, 100,000 Jug used in the various branches of the Salt manufacture of Syracuse. N. Y., and the product of the Springs Lias increased from 154,071 bushels in 1805, to 6,268-919 bushels m 1850. There Are 10,500 vats employed for coarse or solar Salt and 10,000 kettles Lor Fine Salt producing 100,000 bushels per week consumption of 120.000 cords of Wool annually. Nearly a million of barrels Are used every season of packing Salt. The president has recently directed the Secretary of the Navy and War departments to have a test made of the qualities of the Syracuse Salt to ascertain if it will not serve for the uses of the government As Well As the foreign article. Census or National intelligencer publishes a table of the 1850 census of Ohio. The total Are a dwelling houses in j the state 336,098 families in the state 358,523 White males 1.004,411 White females 941,797 total 1,956.108. Free Colorez males 12.239 total 24.300. Total population 1,980.408.�? deaths during the year 28,949 farm in cultivation 112,887 manufacturing establishments producing annually $500 and , 10,550. A. The Chicago journal says of Burlington a example Worth Young City of Burlington in Iowa has invested about $ 150,000 in Plank and railroads. Can any City in the United states no greater population boast of such Enterprise in noticing the fact the Burlington Telegraph says while take Pride in stating the fact Alto feel a Peculiar satisfaction in adding that the outlay is returning fourfold benefits to our citizens. Property has advanced from fifty to one Hundred per cent All around us a new spirit has sprung up among our people Large numbers Are being daily added to our population nne a business in ally departments is already doubled. The late rapids convention and a True roreb.�? Are pained to learn from a Friend in Burlington that judge rorer should feel that injustice had been done him by the manner in which our correspondent a a observer reported the proceedings of tha convention in reference to the memorial to Congress. That document was framed by judge rorer introduced on his own responsibility and adopted by the convention on i motion. A observer a As learn torn him intended so to have said. He As Well As ourselves would be one of the last persons to do injustice to judge r., who As j he and really think is entitled to much credit Lor the Able and Wanner in which he discharged i duties As a express. I have made the above remarks not because the institution mentioned i to be under the control of the baptists particularly but because i know need such e College and further such to succeed to any great degree must be under the control of some religious denomination. Look for the truth of the remark at the present and past conditions of our colleges throughout or country and All that stand High in reputation Are Amier the control or influence of some pious denomination. This subject i Hope will be thought of by our a Man by the name of John Knox who a quot tried from this City on thursday afternoon in citizen and speedily acted upon and while a a a Iff to of let it to to i our City in in h0luenee, 0�d r j. 1 ,. A movements and Power i desire to a found yesterday morning n Short 1 1 a him b i rite e town in his Skiff nearly Frozen death. The physician who railed to see him luf pm us that he was in a very critical state. No a supposed 1� be John Barleycorn. A John you Are a had flow to is m men a a Rdv a that they mtg freeze att Erwardi. Bor get a con. Of a. A a a a melt to of i ltd a a a he full Flaskett it in Foj a a Teri in Dan Kinney Havo. Arrived. So a the a la a it Wil i her rising in literature and a event fir knowledge. 1 White the first strengthens and combines the tatter should Ever adorn. One Avn. Sex papers to the Antimi a Siati atrial Interne for the year 1852, estimates i if a no tiber of i a wry fee blessed in tha a e i h a earn a i. At 4l2.wkmifai. Bone Elia to �. Ecu in a f my Emir by or form it a rams met a child Ole ii the a it to h e urn Only a e 1� a i s ted Avert 2 non off t in fish i n Bri in a. A a a a a a it in y i a a pm f a. O quot a to be v 2 n a Tam a a oly three Copic a to every ,u0u. A graph from the Freeport Iii. Journal shows that the Long talked of Junction of tha Illinois Central and the Galena and Chicago roads has been effected. Freeport is the Niece of Junction from Winch Point the Central company will constrict the Road through Galena to Dubuque each company paying tolls to Hie other for the privilege of running Over their respective roads. Of or. D a. , one of the directors of the Galena and Chicago u. R. R com plonk Road Celebration at mount pleasant or the Tegt to. It appears that were in error in stating the time on which this Celebration is to take place it being thursday the 182k, instant instead of tuesday the 16th, As have heretofore stated. We learn by letter and otherwise from my pleasant that the Good people of that City Are making every preparation to receive and entertain All who May attend in a grand and magnificent style. We have the pleasure of knowing Many of the citizens and All the a a by Hoys of that Beautiful a Prairie City a and if they May so you May depend upon it things will be a fall set a in View of these facts and All the fancies say boys let us have a a time of it a one of them times of old when can All sing a be gonadal cars a a. And care for nothing but fun frolic and the Plank Road therefore would Roost respectfully make known and emphatically state that in View of the great Benefit of Plank Road in general and a glorious time in particular a a a sir in a a music. Or. J. Tracy so Well known to our Community for his efficiency in imparting instruction in the useful and important science of vocal music will commence his school in the basement of the congregational Churchon tuesday evening the 9th, inst his terms Are moderate and to All who wish to prepare themselves particularly for singing sacred music there is an excellent Opportunity offered for making so desirable an acquisition. We All feel the importance of having Good music in our churches and this is impossible unless considerable attention is Given to the cultivation of music. We Hope that our Friend or. Tracy will meet that encouragement which he so justly merits. Ice in i Lex a Hope when the River and creeks freeze up sufficiently that our citizens will secure an abundance of this summer luxury. The fact that our streams Are All Frozen up when the Mereny stands at Zero and below causes us to appreciate the coming of ice As should do. Just let the old father freeze up some Day next july when the Mercury is at about 100 Deg. In the Shade and the Way would All be engaged in filling our ice houses would be an admonition to creams and Sherry cobblers. The president in his message takes a very decided ground in favor of the improvement of our great National Rivers and lakes by the general government. And if the will of some millions of people residing in the valleys of the Mississippi and its tributaries is to be respected. Congress will make such appropriations As the magnitude and importance of the works demand. One of the greatest evils of legislation is embodying too great a variety of matter in the same Bill thereby often defeating the whole. Take for instance the removing of the obstructions from the River below us and Why May not a separate Bill be drafted for the purpose alone and a dist Tinct appropriation made for it. We shall refer to this subject again for the press should speak out following letter was lately rec tired by the mayor of new York City no. 80, Eaton place j London nov. 7, 1850. Sta i beg to inform you that in consequence of the overwhelming engagements that engross the time of his expel Teimer gov. Louis Kossuth it has become out of his Power to leave England on the Day he first intended. He will leave by the Humboldt direct for new York on the 20th Day of Thi month. I have the Honor to be sir every sentiment of consideration your obedient servant Francis pts sky. In the hurry consequent upon getting the message out on Friday night some typographical errors occurred >9 our saturday morning s paper. Flouring rapidity which Lorge merchant Mills for the Purchase and flouring of wheat Are being multiplied in this state prove that the production of that Staple is enlarging equal rapidity notwithstanding the annual rumours that obtain circular Ion setting Forth that the crop is a failure. We have notice in our Iowa Exchange for the present week mention made of some half dozen new merchant Mills either completed or in Progress. One 40 by 55 feet and four stories Ligin has just been completed an it commenced operations at Keokuk the Brick work of a very Large Mill at it. Madison has just been completed the very Large Mill of or. Bennett at Muscatine which was wholly destroyed by fire in the Early part of the season a been rep aced by another of equal dimensions which is now neatly ready for operation messes. Z. Washburn it son have commenced the erection of a similar establishment Ai the same place a Large flouring Mill to be propelled by steam has been commenced at mount pleasant the Mil of or. Chew at Cascade which was carried away by the floods of the present season is being replaced by a better one the proprietors of the Large Elkader Mill have it in contemplation it is said to erect an establishment of equal size about 25 mile further up the Turkey. Of coarse these enterprises Are but a fraction of the number going Forward in the whole state. In the aggregate the wheat crop affords the foundation of a very Large share of the business Arul wealth of our pen pm a. We Trust that agricultural skill and investigation will yet devise Means to make wheat a certain a crop As Corn or Buque Tribune. Great discovery of Lead Galena advertiser gives an account of a discovery of Lead Ore which promises to surpass anything of the kind on record. It a made about two Miles North East of the Linsin heur Mound is two Miles Distant from any Otner diggings on a farm in the Prairie and was made by a boy finding Mineral in a Creek. On examining the upon the favourable auspices under which you meet for your first . Our country is at peace All the world. The agitation which tor a tune threatened to disturb the fraternal relations which made us one people is fast subsidy Lowed the succeeding year by an of the parliament of England substantially the same in its general provisions. Up to that tune there had been no a Mular Tew to England except some. Highly penal statutes passed in Hie reign of George ing and a year of general Prosperity and health a prohibiting Beugli a subjects enlisting in for i eur a service the avowed Obj it of which statute none can icon Back to the dangers which Are passed or Forward to the Bright prospects before a. Without feeling a thrill of gratification at the same Triue that must be impressed grateful end a of our profound obligation to a by if cent Providence whose paternal rare i so Manifest in the happiness of this highly favored land. Since the close of the last . Certain cuban. And other foreigner resident in tie uni try states who were More or less concerned in the previous invasion of Cuba instead of being discouraged by it i failure have again abused the hospitality of this country by making it the scene of another military against the Possession of her Catholic majesty in which they were countenanced aided Ami joined by citizens of the United states. On receiving intelligence that such design a vere entertained i lost no time in issuing such instructions to the proper officers of the United states a seemed to he called for by the occasion by the proclamation a copy of which is herewith submitted. 1 also warned those who might be in danger of being in engled into Tai sch me of it unlawful nature and of the penalties which they would incur. For some time there was reason to Hope that those measures had sufficed to prevent any such attempt this Hope however proved to be delusive. Very Early on the morning of the 3d of August a Steamer called the pamper departed from new Orleans for Cuba having on Board upward of tour Hundred armed men evident intention to make War upon the authorities of Cuba. This expedition was set on Fogt of in palpable violation of the Tew of the United state its Leader was a spaniard and several of the chief officers and some others engaged in it were foreigners. The persons composing it a Cweiber were mostly citizens of the United states. Before the expedition set out and probably before it was organized a slight insurrectionary movement which appears to have been soon suppressed taken place in the Eastern Quarter of Cuba. The importance of Thi movement a unfortunately so much exaggerated in the accounts eign Rev War. In avowed object was that foreign argue raised for the Purpo of restoring the House of Stuart to the throne should not be strengthened by recruit from England herself. All must see. That difficulties May arise in carrying the Laws referred to into execution in a country now having three or four thousand Miles of sea coast an infinite number of port and harbours and Small inlet., from some of which unlawful expeditions May suddenly set Forth without the knowledge of the government against the pose a Ion of foreign so ate. Friendly relations All. But entangling alliances none a Long been a Maxim us. Our Mission is not to propagate our opinion or impose upon other countries our form of government by artifice or Force but to teach by example and to show by our Success Moder Attori and Justice the blessings of self government and the advantage of free institution. Let every nation Choo a for itself and make and alter its political institutions to a a it it own condition and convenience. But while avow and maintain this Neutral policy ourselves Are anxious to see the ams forbearance on the part of other Board of the United stats frigate which a selected to carry in a Eileen in Latina of Ong a. Gov. Kos Multi left the 3ko-Riseipt at Gibraltar for the purpose of a Tekieff % visit to in land Ami May shortly be expected in Neve to pc. By communications to the department of state he expressed his grateful so for the ure position of the a co Ern ment in behalf of hints if had ate a eco Ein it a this country has Beer jul str recanted a a Safe Asylum for those whom pot the Al events by exiled from their own Home in Europe and it in recommended to Congress to Coo bidder us what manner governor Kossuth and i c rap Antonn brought hither by its authority shall in received and treated. It is earnestly to be looped hat the i which have for some time past been pen ting Between the government of the French Republic and that of the Sandwich i la rub May be peace ably and durably adjusted a a As to a a rare the in do Pende Nee of the a a in. Long before the event which have of late imparted a Beach importance to the possess xxv of Hie United state on the Pacific. acknowledged the Independent of the hawaiian government. This government was first in taking that step ant a Evemy a the leading Powers of Europe immediately followed. We were influence in has measure by tha am listing and prospective importance of the Islande As a place of Refuge and Refre Fri rent for War ver a a engaged in the whale fishery and by the Eon Side ration that they be m the course of the Grant trait which must in tune by carried on Between the Western coast of North America and pm Asia were a to met fenced by a a hat those islands should a it it under % tool of any other great maritime Thaie hut should remain in an Independent condition and Tab accessible and useful to the Commerce of a nation. I need not say that the of thee a been greatly enhanced by the sudden and vast development. Which the interests of the United states attained in California and Oregon and the policy heretofore adopted in regard to the Csc Island wet he Tendi by pursue. It is Gratifying not Only to to Boot who consider the commercial interests of nations but also to nations whose form of government arc different All who favor the Progress of know eds a and the j Rumm n a a a a a o a w----1---ia Bottom of the Creek it was found to he almost j pm a had in this country that those adventurers a solid mass of Lead Ore for some ten or twelve Sec to have been led to believe that the it Reol grou fest in Width. Some three or four holes have been sunk about four feet in the Clar on each Side of the Creek and specimens of Large Block Mineral taken out weighing from fifty to one Hundred pounds. This or lies Between the Clay and Rock forming a horizontal floor and has been proven on one Side of the Rock for fifteen feet in Width. This discovery May be considered As a new feature in the development of the resources of theae mines it being a District of country that has Laid open on the Prairie til the last few j years and was not considered Mineral ground 1 by a majority of the Ohl Miner and it adds another evidence to prove How Little is known of the formations. Population of the Island not Only desired to throw off the authority of the Mother country but had resolved upon that step and had begun a Well concerted Enterprise for effecting it. The persons engaged in the expedition were generally Young and ill informed. The Steamer on which they embarked left new Orleans stealthily and from our own. The deep interest which feel in the spread of Liberal principles and the establishment of free government and the sympathy which witness every a Ruggle against oppression forbid that should be indifferent to a Case m which the Trone arum of a foreign Power is provoked to stifle Public sentiment an i repress the spirit of Freedom in any country. The governments of great Britain and France Hare issued orders to their naval commanders end he West India station to prevent by Force if necessary the in Dir of adventurer from any nation on quot the Island of Cuba hostile intent. The copy of a memorandum of a convention on this i subject Between the charge de affaires of her Britannic majesty and the ing Secretary of state a subsequent note of the former to the quot department of state Are herewith submitted together copy of a note of the acting Secretary of state to the minister of the French Republic and the reply of the latter on the same sub the papers will acquaint you the ground of this meter pop Ilion of the two leading commercial Powers of Europe and the apprehensions which this government could not fail to entertain that such interposition if earned into effect might Lead to abuses in derogation of the maritime rights of the United state. The maritime rights of Tho United states Are on a firm secure and Weli do find basis they stand without a clearance. After touching at key non the ground of National Independence and West a lie proceeded to the coast of Cuba and in. The Between the 11th Aid 12th of August landed the an Board at a Buytas within a bout Twenty league of Havana la he main body of the let invader proceeded to and took Poe it a Ion of Art Inland Village in league i Tant Leav the others to follow in charge of the big a great fat Lead . Blatchford the celebrated Lead pipe manufacturer of this City u performing an Experiment to Day which if successful will immortalize him. The feat speak of consists in laying a a Tbs telegraphic wires across the Mississippi of 1 retreated to Tbs place of it Weinba cation where posit this City in a casing of Lead pipe which about fifty of them obtained boats and re pm a i a a _ _ a. Aft i a a a i a a .1 fat a it Ataw Tkal Truro Kava for i nto Rood. Gage As soon As the Means of transportation could be obtained. The latter having taken up their line of March to connect themselves the main body and having proceeded about four league into the country were attacked on the morning of the 14th, by a body of Spanish troops and a bloody corp Flint ensued after which they Duffus on of religion to see a rom Amrah sneer my from a Savage state and at lain a a a agree of civilization in those Distant sea. It is much to be deplored that the internal Tranquility of Tho mexican Republic thoum again be seriously disturbed for Unea the Pone Between that Radii bit and the United states it had enjoyed such a com part in rep that the most Tavor Abt anticipations for the vhf non might degree of Confidence have Benn indulged. These however have been thwarted by the recent outbreak to the state of Tamau Tipne i the right Bank of the Rio a rave. Having received information that persons frees tha i mid amp had taken part in the insurrection and apprehending that their example angst be followed by others i caused Ert Ders to be waned fee the purpose of preventing any bus off expo ditto against Mexico from being set an feel a est la Ion of the Laws of the United states. I likewise issues a proclamation upon the in Benet a copy of which is herewith Laid before this appeared to be rendered imperative by Toca obligations of treaties and the general data of Good neighbourhood. In my last annual message informed Corner that citizens of the United states bad a Derta Kea the connection of the two oceans by Means of a Railroad across the i smut of to haunted dec under a Grant of the mexican government to a citizen of that Republic i this Enterprise would probably be j Energy however Mexico should such stipulations Fhy government of the United states As should import a feeling of Security to those who a Diouk invest thirty in the Enterprise. A convention Between the two Gwen Public Law j and will by maintained in All their just extent. The principle which this government has heretofore solemnly announced it std 1 adheres to. And will maintain under All circumstances and at All hazards. That principle that in every regularly documented merchant vessel j that Crew who navigate it. And those on Board of it will find their prot Eclon in the Flag which is Over them. No american Shin can tie allowed Forth accomplishment of that end to be visited or searched for the purpose of As ratified by this government and Only awaits pertaining the character of individuals on Board the decision of the Congreve and nor can there be allowed and watch by vessels Tion of that Republic of any foreign nations Over american vessels on j some unexpected difficulties Aad Daisy the coast of the United states or the seas Adja Arisen m the ratification by Mexico but it is 1� cent thereto by presumed that their decision will be gov a a it will be seen by the last communication from by just Tiews As Well of the general import will protect the wire from All accidents at the barked therein. They were however intercept British charged affairs to the department Aace of the subject As of her own Bottom of the River. I wire As Laid inside of a a a a a a. I Lead pipe is one and a half Miles in length j and his Lead pipe itself one and a Quarter Miles in length. This he has on a Large reel and on de among the key near Shore by a Spanish Steamer cruising on the coast captured and carried to Havana and after being examined before a military court were sentenced to be publicly sex of state that he is authorized to assure the Sec obligations. In negotiating of this important rotary of state that every care will be taken Liat. J Jufu decl this government has had in in a Board of the Steamer . Pope from which Eluted and the sentence a carried into effect a a i ii a a a i aft a. T in it a c i no a if an Vaoalii Lviv i n f a rom _ boat he will uncool from one Shore to the other to Day beginning his novel and scientific task this morning at 9 . Louis Union. A Missi Sirri Russell the Union candidate for auditor of Public account is an original Genius Hesik Les being gifted ready and a Happy wit. On Friday night last at Jackson he was called upon for a i so eco by enthusiastic shouts from the audit j ence. Biting upon the speakers Sigaud Dan thus commenced a a fellow citizens you have a called upon me for a few remarks. I have none to Max. I have no prepared speech. Indeed 1 am to speaker. I a to not desire to be a sea \ Ker i Only want to be an this Well timed Pun brought Down the whole House. Flt have just received Clarks Bank not reporter for december. This is a useful monthly for business men. If could get hold of a Bank not Detector that would always find a Good Bill in our pocket when to need it should like it much better than any counterfeit Detector bar Ever come across yet the Oswego and Glaucus both appeared at our Landing on saturday morning at the same Pony who return a from Chicago on tuesday a hmm. The fiver is in Fin navigable condition informs As that a Complete arrangement has j the Prospect of continuing so for some been made Between that company and the him to com of Central It. Company in regard to the Junction of the roads and the building of the whale into to u. Road Between Freeport and Galena Ilia june j state to whaling vessels i rom january 1st the Tion is to be at this place. J sip is. A up town last a a Ming us a Man fall upon the Side walk a d a Aid to my As it Rose a so the wicked do n Talave to ltd on Slippery a Psi a say doa you Nidak i am the Sou of pm due a a. A a a us la of a of i by a Norli Sotl by a a i flu to a a u 1 i re Luy up a in a of a a Izui a Ftp r i a big lit i d Gay a a Laipoo main Cen. Us a. October la to 10m Gallons of sperm Oil do whale Oil pounds of whate Bone total Tala. 2,836.354. In,28l2m. 4.280,525. $933.42,84. Jack Hay Tho list in Guith a Lii Dis it a Lili rim Hoei or re 1 $ ltd Riff of 6u fro no a a a i a quot a Uruu Ion my i Chr or. If. A i p a is Chi a a has bin e tec led the the a my Ujiki to for on the 16th of August. On Rece vim information of what had occurred commander Foxtail a. Parker was instructed to proceed to Harana in the steam frigate Saranak and enquire into the charges against those executed the circumstances under which they were taken and whatever referred to their trial and sentence copies of the instructions from the department or state and a of his letters to that department Are herewith submitted. According to the record of the examination the prisoners All admitted the offence charged against them of being hostile invaders of the Island. At the time of the trial and execution the main body of the invaders was still in the Field making War upon the Spanish authorities and Spanish subject after the lapse of one Days being overcome by the Spanish troops they dispersed on the 2 la August. Lopez their Leader was captured a one Days after and executed on the 1st september Many of his remaining followers were killed or died of hunger and fat one and the rest were made prison. Of these none appear to have been tried or executed several of in executing the Prev Eutivi measures against which the Lintel states government in a has declared As not being entitled to the Protection of any Gorer Meul no interference shall us place quot the lawful Commerce of any nation a in a Ditton to the correspondence on this subject herewith submitted official information has been received at the department of state of assurances by the French government that in the orders Given to the French naval forces they were expressly instructed a any operations they might engage in to respect the Flag of the United states wherever it Mignol appear and to commit no of hostility upon any vessel or Ai manent under its Protection. Ministers and consuls of foreign nations Are the Means and agents of communication Between us and those nations and it is of the utmost import and Only on object. That object a the construction or attainment of a a Angl from Ocean to Ocean the shortest i for travellers and Mere , and eventually open to All the world. It has boy a sought to a obtain no territorial advantages Peculiar to itself Aad it would see tha greatest regret that Mexico should oppose any Ohot acte the Trio j accomplishment of in Enterprise which promises so much cob Stone to Tho whole commercial world and such eminent advantages in Mexico Here if. Impressed these sentiments Ami than convictions the gov May it will Continua to exert All proper efforts to bring a soft All to. Seery arrangements Tho Republic of j Mexico for the speedy completion of tha work. For some month past the Republic of in Tanc that while residing in the country they a has been the theatre of one of Exchange of the trouble to which editor Are Legal heirs is the Universal habit their friends have of carrying off Choice exchanges perhaps before they Are opened and without mrs. I a a. _ a if what the scripture says is tree that a a the f Uteri friends and others and the rest about one Arr applied to protect that Commerce As Well j Jwo runt�ie9. Should enjoy a perfect Security so Long As they faithfully discharge their respective duties and Are guilty of no violation of oar tews. This is the admitted Law of nations and i no country has a deeper interest in maintaining it than the United states civil convulsions from which the came of few institutions and the general Proe Pomy Ami social Progris of the states of Central America have so often and so severely suffered. Until quiet shall have been restored and a goo am ment apparently stable shall Lus new Argante our Commerce spreads Over every sea and vis it no pro Den by by mate tax a these were pardoned upon the application of every dime a id our minister an i consult of the questions in in u a then. And the rest. How it one m. Quee Uona per Flag he two Utha Meek shall inherit the Earth a the writer of the above paragraph is certainly entitled to a Large farm. With what apparent sweetness of temper does he administer the quiet reproof. Now mildly he alludes to the a a friends a who a carry off his valuable papers a before they Are How resignedly he pronounces it a a one Hundred and sixty in number were a eat to a m 0 a mid the peace of the country and main 1 or As aft. �l_____1 m Tamm. Of m. A in spam. Of the final disposition mad of them have no official information. Such in the melancholy result of this illegal and do fated expedition. These thoughtless Young men have been induced by false and fraudulent repro sent to ions to violate the Law of their coun i am Happy to an Normes that an inter Cenate communication fron his month of fit Haaije an to the Pacific ban been no for yet a venture to assert that the writer when be penned that modest Pararra i Felt Savage enough to eat a Crock Odde and that at the very moment when he rebuked such saintly resignation the a a Universal habit a he was chock full of revengeful Wrath from the Points of his quivering shirt Collar Down to the cuts of his toes which ached to teach one of those a a friends a Speaks of a lesson of Stern reality. A Fly. A a. Of the troubles which editors Are heir to a and j try through rash and unfounded expectations of assisting to accomplish political revolutions in other state and have tet their lives in the undertaking. Too severe a judgment can hardly be p used by tie indignant Send of the Compau 1 Only upon to a who being better informed than themselves have yet led away the ardor of month and an ill directed lore of political Liberty. The Corre it put ii tence Between this government and j that it a a pain relating to this transaction is herewith com noun rated. Although these offenders to invt the Laws hive forfeited the Protection of their county. Yet the government May so far As is consistent its obligations to other countries and its fixed purpose to maintain and enforce the Law entertain sympathies for their in t offending families Aad friends As Well a a feeling of com a a too for themselves. Accordingly no proper Effort has been spared and none Wil be spared to Prou ire the release of such citizens of the United states engaged in the unlawful Enterprise a Are now in confinement in Spain but it is to be hoped that such interposition the government of that country May not be considered a afford ii and ground of expectation that the government of the United states will hereafter feel itself Hiudt r and Obj Iga Lions of duty to intercede f r he liberation or Pardon of such person a a Are flagrant a it blend a against the tews of the United states. These tews Matt is executed if is desire to our respectability among i the nation of the Earth. It behoves us to enforce. Steadily an 1 sternly the n Utra Lity acts passed by con to Ami to follow a far a Way be the violation of Thon ron4igu Pon ashment. But what gives a Peculiar Ennu Nahta to this Mimon of Cuba to that. Ureter the Lead Tain the Honor of its Flag. But Law can they i discharge those duties unless they a themselves h protected and if they a p Otec ted by the Laws j u passengers have actually triv stand and of the country in which they reside then what j pm line jul has been transported Over it and is due to our own Public functionaries in he Cut la has a Harv i in Ftp a of a foreign nations is exactly the measure of what corp my the original plan Tho Means of nans is due to the functionaries of other Reneir intents bunfalj1 a further ia>pf0. Residing her. As m Voorhi bearers of flairs off b bal a considerate pvt of True Are sacred or be War would but rim. Hot a Roa it Kami the math of Nab so in peace ambassador Public comfy that his and Consul charged Nemly National inter j Wlk in by a it course a reject Fri pro. Way Chi of the Sev Srai routes be san Toction. Each . To the nights j i 0q m a Ruy ultimately pros important nrin.-11 it is traveller to and from the Dif Crent stats a in View of these important , it the 4runtc Gal m.kom4 a write and or ret i announce to a a Una Romb be 4��ht tha. All of that will Busette to the Pic Attef real estate Masket a since our last Issue several pieces of property in this place and Vicinity have changed proprietors. The most considerable transaction was the disposal of 50 acres a half mile Back of the Bluff on tie North for the round sum of $16,0u0 Cash. Property is on the Advance hat not sufficiently rapid for the Best interests of the place. Speculators will occasionally snatch up a bargain that had better have been retained to Benefit to citizen Dov. Gat. Miss. Minerva Evans of Pickaway co. C., has Given $1,000 to the Ohio Wesleyan University toward the erection of then a Chap a. The Baptist publication society has Assn so thirty new publications Sines january embracing 2,889 Peg a. A Etmo Ribeirr Wilb is a weekly periodical issued a understand by i Yonng lad Tel of the High of school in this Washington Blade. There Are 4�?�361 Whit children in Cincinnatt. Al Era see one and i to tents in a. A a. A a it a a a a a re of the it t. Liam mtg Uduc Jet foul Call a a. A if Spanish a objects and thaid of Citi Sens off Chr d a Des. I Hod its origin i m a a i % i n cup Day s advanced a or ind my so v n la i a a a. A Seirn of a a n in a deep mortification you. That during the excitement growing out of the executions at Havana the office of her Catholic majesty a Consul at new Orleans was As sailed by a mob i property destroyed the Spanish Flag found in the office carried off and torn to pieces Mai he Hnas Elf induced to flex for his personal Annety watch he reported to him danger. On receiving a Tel haae of than events i forthwith Dinette the attorney of the United states Russi drug at new or teens Loen Quatro it tha fact Aad the extent of the Pom Rumary tens sustained by the Consol the it ten Timi of laying them before me that Yon might make provision for such indemnity to nun As a just regard for the Honor of the nation and the respect which is d is to a Friendly powr. Might m your judgment seem to require. The Cor response Are upon this subject wami the Secretary of state and her Catholic majesty a minister . Is for transmitted the of urls no at new organs led me to give my attention to the stats of oar Laws m regard to foreign ambassadors ministers and consult. A i think the legislation of the Contro do Licien in not prov Ding . Either for their protects a. A us punishment of Tessa Offrane i tip Eforo. Room mad the a abject to the fees Iii ration it of Congro. Tur attention in ago invited to tha question a Roc pro a i trod he two a a be Cnute stator wat re ltd a am r i so quot a a a a a fit dirt. A tory be Bacini in Luff a a sued by tops he mtg a a g�v�?T.,� l r a convict Ino a a tim a Flyte will lib rally Reward that a Steep ring by which Maluno a hey have to a or Are Axon of the to by carried into Edgefi pane has Basa coach ted hew saw Ihn it tending is rate in to Island of stand it is no pod upon a karate basal the extent of our commercial rotation thin that Tho v. A mates can not foil in mho Strong internet to its trans Rohaty. The office of commissioner in China unfitted. Several Parsons have been and Tho place Baa been a Fri tend to Nave Fiodi and its a Row Mem Tete Iff off ground Oltha Inadequacy of ton Tomte Samiaa. To annual allowance by Law to of Lwft pm Here i no Prav Imon tor Auy outfit. Amp a so tet by win Tel a i to of Ftfe gift put to Congress. Our Commerce chum ii highly in or foot Aad in is Rateliff wm9 a the mar so m Teter Ftp i a4 tha a pc oui but whoa Nur ports or the fete note and Eastern Asia. Churn min Indur Shute to he i country m which living in Rosy a pseudo a the i know of no Moron Why to i Mari ran Cana Miami oar sont thither should not it it a it Foo tet i to Corpeno Atio net a if trite Al Tell minister who Esfi stept the Ihn court of Europe. By refer end to the renor a she Tiu Vii a a fowl Tom or or

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