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Burlington Weekly Telegraph (Newspaper) - November 8, 1851, Burlington, Iowa By i Cost Abd a i Bot let All the ends Alwy St at be Tut Cost Rte a Tut cods Abb Tel Tel s. 3 a ii Ilij iifiu5i�pr�?jifurnl it Pulite nne i a Motrii tax if feature Irin in Calamera 3lgrirnlte, 3ftirr Onia Irta aug Fea Enil 3irma of Iier Dan. By Morgan amp my Kenny. of uni i us. Max. 1. The a to York fire aim in Rirs lanlati.�., Burlington Iowa saturday november 8, 18jl vol. 2�?no. 14 a re. ,. 1 _. A a Eulues Dou Khe a the Aftim a in Atio it of the. Iowa and Cedar his Erb. We Are glad to learn from the Progre a Ive Era. Published at Cedar rapid that have been made for procuring a boat of draught for the navigation of the Iowa i never wrote Many letter and them to on and Cedar River., and that regular tripe will be door to let you know slut sixty no a commenced 0 soon a the ice shall disappear if you want to know who i am 1 can Tel you just As Quick As a fire Flash yer can bet yer life on the at 1 runs with number sixty. I does and i sleeps on her pile of Hose every night. The machine Jon to go out to fires unless i go first and then May be she done to lag gently noticed an account Given by one of the pastors in this City in a Public discourse of a conversation which past i Between the Empe ror Napoleon. After his banishment to St. Helena and his faithful Friend count de Montho Loi. The conversation was published not Long wince Iri a foreign journal. It is so Well authenticated and so interesting in itself that we next Spring. The Era also says that it has not it been determined whether Burlington Muscatine will be selected As the depot that depending upon the proportion of interest manifested in the Enterprise by the rest it Active places named. It will be remembered that we took occasion Early list Spring to urge the expediency of this policy upon the people residing in the principal towns on those Rivers As Well As upon our own citizen. Whether Burlington shall reap any Benefit from the arrangement not we have the Satin action to know that others while of the first importance to the Trade and Commerce of those Beautiful and Fertile Valley it will greatly facilitate the settlement of that portion of the state and whatever Goe to the Wos All around for the target go. But in a Blest if i has t curiosity to know wot about Fth at Ere fire a Nihi Lator which the paper Are rank in such a muss about and pin going to write one More letter to ask. I know it a a Humbug Afore i commenced cause that Ere Barnum lays the Hose of the whole concern. There some kind of a Jenny Lind Ketch about it though he would t go in maybe he amt a Coon though he around when there a Meney in the pipe you can bet your life on the at. I m cussed if i did t study Over the a Sun Quot one blessed hour the other Day at Pete suede Kerr a bar room a trying to find out All about it. There a a Man named Phillips invented it the 5�� said but now look a Here where it Phillips anyhow. Of lie s around Roll him out for where Doe he keep hut machine to put on fire with a steam of a Moke gushing through a Pijue. Of a a a a a Why done the bring the a violator out and try it on fire of hell Only try it general Rood must be to some extent Gratifying. A Quot. S brass machine with a brickbats 111 it to every Liberal a panted citizen. Pap a said now j behaves that Ere i does whether our citizens would be disposed to take a cos the Man Phillips Muff have had a Brick a portion of the Stock is a fact which can be be to m ins hat when he invented it. Pei haps its tested 01 application. They have n. Ver. As yet tic. Brck wot la put ilits a a a fines 1 a a a a brickbats made Nitro and charcoal with been foun i to a a and Back in matters affecting a Oine they Calls Gypsum with a bottle inside precepts. Jesus is not a philosopher for his proofs Are Miracle and from the first his disciples adored Iii. In fact learning and philosophy Are of no use to salvation and Jesu came into the world to reveal the mysteries of heaven and the Law of the spirit. A a Alexandar. Cesar Charlemagne Ami in self founded empires but on what foundations did we rest the creations of our Genima upon Force. Jesua Christ alone formed his Empire upon Loe and at this hour millions of men would die for him. / a it was not a Dav a Battle that achieved when sixty a boys got their Stream on f Griess the Triumph of the Christian religion in the hell know who s got the strongest play world. No it was a Long War a contest for Bat i refre1iebmble. We notice with equal Surprise and regret that the St. Louis titles entertains suspicions that the late rapids convention at this City was managed was sought to be managed by whig Here present that portion of it which relates be i a a a a Ders for party purposes and that its resolves in,-.�., a. Men a said j and other proceedings have a squinting towards j whig Gery in general. The times is mistaken As to the facts utterly mistaken and its speculations and inferences Are a once unjust and Ridic a a _ 1 Ulous. Were our space sufficient we should of words action unknown before. Jesus take pleasure in publishing the times article in borrowed nothing from our i Owle Ige. He 1 exhibited in himself a perfect example of his Christ to our readers a i know Napoleon a a and i Tell you Jesus is not a Man the religion of Christ is a mystery which subsists by its own Force and proceeds from a mind which is not a human mind. We find in it marked individuality which originated a train Back in the general Prosperity their own interests and we presume in solicited in a proper spirit they would be As prompt and As Liberal on this As on former occasions. But if the Iowa City is to be taken As the Index of popular feeling and its abusive epithets the language current at the Callol it is not Likely that a mint Stock arrangement could by very readily effected. We Trust however that that paper is the Organ merely of personal spleen rather than that of an enlightened and Liberal sentiment. In so leaking of the importance of securing the navigation of the River by steamers and of select is depot for Trade the lit publican says it Voll be observed that the Kra suggest my eating Barling a a me the depot on the Mississippi for this Trade which fut will doth Shmu towards the Buela in the Trade. Me apprehend that if them Lect to of a depot depends in that Kun. Iasi Iovu tie the Poi select j. We con Pivoc Dor Banee a a the Good Faith of either in Scerine a wit Petua. 1 by we a to hand mercenary . Llor Lingen barn a years lab red Seal a a sly to mar the a Raeberta of Iowa City As Well As mkt Towa mat did not ipad in Good and ship Ian wit at her lauding and so far a bar minuets be unto Elci it a been constantly exerted to keep Lau Hgrati m from this part of the male. We publish the above to show the spirit of the journal from which it is taken. Words would be wasted in refuting the sayings of a maniac. It is enough to say that so tar As Burlington is concerned every allegation is absurdly false. Instead of being Oppio Cito the Prosperity and growth of every portion of the Iowa sad Cedar valleys. Burlington was the first Point to the state to wove in the matter of this very Enterprise our own were the first to ragged the reasons now urged by this same re pay Titan for procuring a learners for the regular Trade of these two Rivers the thu graph originated and urged the measures and never for a moment Lias it failed to do its duty in this regard. Had other paper representing interests More immediately and More largely concerned acted with equal Zeal and prompt a a the probability 1, that boats w Ould already be seen in the Trade. Roes this look like a a selfishness a on the part of Bolington does it indicate a disposition to a a mar the Rosie to Ity of Iowa City a any other City the Plain truth in. There Are jealousies and Liepart burnings among political leaders of both parties and from these facts result Many of the a a grateful flings and false accusations brought against this place. We state the last As it is sad without Widling to mix ourself up with this part of the squabble we beg the people Here and everywhere to Bear this fact in mind to Moke a distinction Between the private piques of politicians and the Liberal sentiments of great Public who look to the general Good As Well As to the private Prosperity of individuals. Let Tli-111 separate the chaff from the wheat Aud Ore a Hall have plenty of boats plenty of Trade plenty of Money and plenty of Good feeling among the productive useful and enterprising Das a and plenty of Prosperity 111 All our town and cities. We have deemed it necessary to say thus Bitch in order that Burlington May be vindicated against tfx a misrepresentations of an until twined reckless Prev a. And not w Ith the View of getting no a newspaper controversy. The editor of the Republic Aii . Ballard u understood to be absent and although we might be tempted to a a shiver a lancet a two with Friia were he present yet for the present at least we must positively decline a Reslie with the standing tool of the state who is sail to be his and Interi m. Gypsum w Ith sugar Ami Potash and Viro and when they smash Cut All up together the Gas comes out of the pipe and puts the fire out of a a a a a yer better believe ill Swallow that Ere Humbug Wasny to 1 at tit y tires where there was drug stores a burning ? i Lav not 1 seen Nitro and Gyp Tim with Potash and Vitro burning together like a stable roof done to i know better a Havno to i heard of the big Jimmy John of Vitro which got upset Down in the cellar of that Ere store Down 111 Maiden Lane w Here number thirty played old Tyiee All out of sight a in Judy How it did hum and Phil Taik of charcoal too no you done to i guess i know sail about charcoal by ibis time i does. I read As How All engines will be Worth now will be to put the smoke out and Wash the old Ember that this Ere Gas knocks Down flame jus As Dame used to Knockdown old Corneel Anderson. And yer May go yer length that flame a ill mind this Ere Gas just about As much a Corneel used to mind Flam. Now time. B in num the corporation think that in a a going to play second fiddle to this Gay they May take my coat and Wear it out next Christmas. I Don t sleep by the machine for nothing 1 i Don t clean it out every sunday for nothing i does no to run to a fire out of my District without i knows my Iun. What a on of pumping water on a bit of smoke. Id like to know ? Dye think in be held sixty a a pipe for nothing when the Man inside Calls to Siop the fires out ? maybe 1 can to drench a House out though just try me Hough. Maybe too i can to bit a Streak of a lame at sixty feet and Only half strike 1 and yer done to get tins Ere child to carry one of them a in dilators. He amt so fond of Gas ses i might As Well he a jury Man a contine Taler in a three cornered hat going Down Broadway Wilh a tag of niggers at his heels. As Ned Forrest and he a one of the boys says in Othello when i come to that a my occupations gone a gone jest like a Rainy pm of july. We got talking Over this new Rig of Barnum in the engine House lat sunday night and our Foreman who knows a hit two Worth gnawing about books say the a Nihi Lator will end in in oks a there a nothing Lively about it. A few precious gulls a ill be bitten by it Aud then 1he looks a ill take to the fireman sweeter than Ever. But my mind after All unit exactly straight about it. Id like to measure off the Hose Afore i gives in one Way to other. If number sixty a men Are going to be hum bugged by a parcel of Ole boxes like a boys squirt engine worked with brickbats Aud Tirol i m going to leave the company right soon yer May bet yer life Nothst. Owe Wiio Kins with no. 60. A literary 11 id. From Ouri Republican. The by a Linton Ion Vertio. We devote a very Laige portion of our space this morning to a full re Piort of the proceedings of the Burlington convention held last week and composed of delegates from four states and one territory. This convention has attracted More than usual attention. It was some time in contemplation and civic Ted All along the line re of the River a marked interest. Even in this City where we Are proverbially remarkable for indifference to All occasions of this Kin i an unusual degree of interest was manifested by the citizens and a delegation of great number and representing All classes of society attended and participated in the Delibera ions. Ori Many accounts we have been Gra Tilie with this interest and the Awakening spirit Winch it brought with three centuries begun by the apostles then continued by the flood of Christian generations. In this War. All the King and potentates of the Earth were on one Side on the other i see no army but a mysterious Force some men scattered Here and there in All parts of the world and who have no other rallying Point than a common Faith in the mystery of the Cross. 1 die before my time and inv body will be Given Back to the Earth. To become food for the Worms. Such is the late of him who has been called the great Napoleon. What an Abs a a Between my deep mystery and the kingdom of Christ which 1 proclaimed loved and adored and which is extending Over the whole Earth. Call you this dying is it not living rather the death of Christ is the death of a Napoleon stopped at the last words but Gen. Bertrand making no re in the emperor added a a if you do not perceive that Jesus Christ is god. Then i did wrong to appoint Vou . Y. Evangelist. Fall in order that our Home Reader who were Eye witnesses to every proceeding of the convention might see to what length a ridiculous suspicion May Home Imes carry the Over cred Lou. As it is. We think a Brief extract Wilt be sufficient of show that the time if not hard up for expedients to justify past political offences i at Leo get exceedingly sensitive in the matter of its democracy. That paper tips a tue rapids whig a Din lans never permit an Opportunity to a mss to enforce their Peculiar views of constitutional e re traction and contribute to the Success of their party schemes. The t Hiya go Convent by and i the Memphis convention were remarkable Illust ions of this Petty and unpatriotic propensity. Thov were ended irrespective of party the people indeed were at the Start that it was thru Busine a and that the politicians should be la bed into doing a thing to important to their insureds and yet. When these conventions assembled no roue was left in a turned to Indue Ethem to take positions distasteful to convention contrib a de. H. W. Starr Esq., of Burlington a loudly called for and addressed the convention at some length. He was not be said a professional speech maker except for practical ends. He could not Ahause them like Dandy Jack at the circus but he Felt in a measure bound to respond to to the re Elution just passed complimentary to the City of his residence especially As he had Learned that his name had Onee been called during his absence. He congratulated the convention sincerely upon the results of their sittings and the unanimity w Ith which they Haj been attained Araf he was triad that they a i passed such resolutions. He had thought much on the improvement of the rapids and had Only been amazed at the want a it of action on the subject Beu they considered the amount of navigable water that passed Over those Rock and the sources from which it was supplied the Iowa River the St. Peters the St. Croix and others whose names were familiar to them it seemed strange that they bad so Long been silent. It might he asked who was to the democratic a try Ami Adverse to their repeated 1 j deet ration it it of constitutional principles and every distinguished statesman of that party who did not a use suib to the of tha Manoo Terer. Was denounced As an enemy of the people and of Western . In like manner we find the m big Mana j Ere devising methods of so managing the late con vent my at Burlington As to redound to the. Advantage of the whig party exclusively and to our a astonishment no one was there to denounce the in j Trigue and to hold the authors of it up to the scorn of the the editors of the times As far is they were known could be guessed at were politely invited to be present it was earnestly hoped that they would attend a and considering their preconceived opinions a to the tendencies of such gatherings and with the experience of the Memphis and Chicago Convent is before them mrs. Ass 8. authoress arrived at new York a few a tvs ago from a tour of it Bove a year in England France Ger 1 e t a 1, Many. Russia. Turkey. Italy and Spain. She i ghosts of Winch Are now trumped up As very will soon publish a Book giving the result of her i remarkable a a circumstances a it is rather Aston experience and observations upon society and individual during this prolonged and interesting journey. A v two of the senior Bishops of the methodist episcopal Church Are lying very ill with hut feeble Hopes of recovery. Bishop judging is represented by a correspondent of the Christian Jar menu As very weak but cheerful Humble and simple in manners according to the primitive pattern of methodist dts hops. Bishop Hamline is also very Zeebie and expects to survive but a Little time. Ishing that they were not present with fearless hand to rend the veil from this hideous Khoras san to a a denounce the whig intrigue a and to a a hold the Autho up to the scorn of half an Empire Tombus what a rattling would not they a have Madeam Nethery old i Bullion in solemn conclave among the six thou t j l dead would have been but a Sabbath school Celebration compared to the steam arising from their Patent nationality but bad Inage aside the times i mistaken i it is decidedly out of joint in this matter Ami its course to the extent of ils influence is Cal curated to militate against the Success of a a. By Quot a cuff you see Dein two ladies of color Cross de Street dare a a a yes i Sec de dear angles Pom Jiey. Well done to Dey look amazingly. Like one another a a Dat Berry True i Gib a j a a it it a a object and to put hindrances in the Way you credit for your Nice demonstration Dey do amazingly Zemble one anode a specially de one 011 Dis a Wilann some. following Toast was Given by col. A. A. Adams at the Celebration of the fourth in Warren Ohio a Nfn Csc sum the gentleman whose birthday we of celebrate with a family of thirty millions of handsome girls and Hoys and land enough to Ive each a farm and have plenty left for ins grandchildren. The omit Isif say boy. Stop that a i Haven t got no stopper a Well Bead him. Quot he s already beaded a confound your impertinence turn a he a right Side out already a speak to him you Rascal a Good morning . from new Mexico harder of William c. Skinner condition of a 1 fairs. Correspondence of the St. Lvi us Republican. In dependence oct. 21, 18.v. The Santa be mail in charge of . Allison accompanied by Crawford Mckenzie and two others arrived Here this afternoon. They were out Twenty Days. Judge Baker. Major Wingfield messes. Hereford smoker and mrs. Branton. Were passengers by the stage. The whole party speak of the trip As a delightful one weather and roads were very Good and interruption of any kind not known at the time of Leav ing Santa be business was very Dull and in consequence of col. Sumner a absence exchanges upon the states impossible to he of in it. It unquestionably had a very Happy effect j 4ried�?better things in anticipation and All upon the determination of the a mention be cjasse4 looking Forward for the return of Olden cause the delegates from the other sections had Jimes. Satisfactory proof that we were in Earnest in political excitement was wry great and in our support of the proposed improvement. Per steam 0j being allayed Afler the election , if Sonal meter Couit a a Between the delegates also anything increased. Of the most important measure of the West. And it i sincerely to be hoped if it will not see fit to retrace its step that at least others will not be so forgetful of propriety and common end a As to follow in it it Wake. The ground work of attack upon the convention by the times appear to be found in a the Lefter of . , the new senator from i Missouri and a whig. Without going at All in to the Merit of that letter the opinion i therein avowed we will Only say that it was addressed to the convention and was not an emanation of that body and the convention i re More respond Ible for the views expressed in j that letter than is the times for the election of the author . Geyer to the v. S. Senate nor if report be True half so much of but this is neither Here nor there. We have nothing to do with politics at present and Vve should j be very glad to see the times get itself out of a bad scrape provided it will do so without tramping upon the toes of third persons. Other senators a democrats too pure and undefiled had dressed the same convention both in person and by letter yet no whig print has been so shameless so devoid of reason As to find fault with the convention on that score. The justification if justification it could be called would be As Strong in the one Case As in the in fact now that the subject is brought up and a the names of the officers , managers and getters up of the convention occur to us we find that democrats so far As number Mav blame but he preferred to let by gone be by gone. One reason however. Be would assign lie thought that the difficulties in the Way bad Beeti overrated a in , in the papers and in the Cor mention itself. The reason of this he could not understand but he thought it certainly True. In 183<i lieutenant now col. Lee had carefully surveyed the rapids with a View to their improvement had located the Channel for the whole 12 Miles and had sounded diagonally across the River Twenty five time he had found that for fully two thirds of the distance there was no Bottom at 10 feet. These results were sat Down at the a a me and coaids he seen. What , was the trouble Way the water itself had Cut a Channel through the rocks Man was now too Lazy to continue the work. The difficulty consisted in the course of the Channel which was winding and abrupt w Ith Sharp Corners of Rock that must be blown off. They All knew that near Nashville the Channel turned almost in a right Angle through which it was hard for a boat to go without striking one Side the other and this was the whole amount of the difficulties. Titiev had been talking about appropriating $llftu�?~0jxx tor this work. There were men Velea would und Artaki to Pei Lurin it tor of duo and give Good Security Lor the contract and do it As Well As the a a Cincinnati they bad been fooled by talk about dams and so Forth the very idea was an insult to old fatties Mississippi. They must Hare a navigation free to All. The truth was we were too proud to admit in this country that there was anything we could not to. He referred to Canada a id the vast works of similar character constructed there by the British government at an immense exit Eise and which Revei returned one per rent on their Cost nor were expected to. The canal alone Cost a million and yet we held our hands Content with the action of Congress about this River to which the St. Lawrence was but a Mill Stream. Yet that canal was but a Smalt part of the Public works carried on by the j British government in canals there were j others on which millions Sterling has been spent for no return whatever. Why could not our i government do something for us it was great i to the governments interest for the lands on these Waters were they not even now a source j was an important Brar of Revenue Why then government be Lor Idle when we asked for what conduced to it interest no less than our own but we should ask it As a right and not on our Knees. The great object of this convention should be to compel All our representatives to pull to a Gerber this was the condition of effecting anything when this was secured there would be no trouble and no obstacle. Hitherto every log roiling Bill had cramped us and when there were Ingle rapid. Within ten years the population of the state had increased one Hundred and forty nine thousand souls and where a this increase greatest North of the Iowa River and North of the two . Look too at Minnesota. What wait live year ago. When the Davenport convention was held and what a h now then a few inhabitants were thinly a catered Ove a a a Here and there upon the mines the weary traveler might Chance upon a farmhouse where he could find rest at night now to those praties and still North of them a great a Nie of immigration sets in front the eat of the lakes pm so my by Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois on its Way. The memorial under consideration suggested to Congress that the improvement Delored would enhance the value of tue Public land. He would state i the treaty made but the other Day at the traverse de were ratified forty firs million of acres would be added to the Public Domain and up in the Region where the head Waters of the Iowa intermingle with those of the do Moines surveys were now going on and near Flie head water of the Cedar River and other be ides which would Mark out the limits of farms soon to be occupied. And to Send an abut a taut produce to swell our Trade. He a proud to meet the delegation from St. I Vui a a Hose who spoke for the Mother and the sister City of i own Region. He ardently desired that her Union with them might he it separable. But unless they come up like in and Call upon their representative at Washington to do their part it Roux not last. What were the facts the City of Milwaukee within eighteen months Hail sent the Iron horse fifty Miles on i Way to the Mississippi by the first of january Chicago would have Laid eighty Miles of track a Lue West. In Illinois the capitalists of new York and Boston had undertaken to Lay Down six Hundred and ninety nine Miles of Railroad East and North and South trom which they boast that a hey will draw a profit of fifteen millions and yet St. Louis would not hitherto stand Forth and assert her rigid. A Toast Given at the social meeting of the night before had thrilled him to i heart when it brought before him the honoured name of in re rec. A countryman of his. Now Moul dered in the far off soil of the North West marked by no Monument a ave the rude memorial a few to Send a i placed Over him should the communities to whom these names were a common a arrest and Pride now be severed it eloquently proclaimed on the preceding afternoon Itiat the in a a on of great missis Ippi was not to the Indian tribes. These two men Hail come first to receive that Mission the Bone of one now reposed at duh none. Of the other far in the sunny sooth. And should Vve now see this great National Highway which they discovered pose through our timidity and sloth from us it magnificent Commerce fall into Ether hat la no exclaimed the speaker we Are All Western men and we know that you sympathize with us and feel that our interest Are the same we a a you to rally to our aids to urge on your representatives to do for you and us and Vve shall n t fear to see the a a a Rou House Quot quench his thirst in the Waters of our it at River. Capitalists might build then Road but water was the cheapest route and must be the Highway after All. He referred again to Minnesota its lumber Inte ies by of it resources and it vast supplies of lumber the Mississippi was the Only Outie. Yet senator Chase of Ohio at the lust seas on of Congre had pro posed a giant of land to build a Railroad from Milwaukee to St. Paul a and an appropriation to unite the Fox and Wisconsin River. What was the object of this measure to draw off this very Trade in lumber and if not anticipated that object would ire effected. He Hom a the convention would on the memo appropriations they were not definitely fur this Rul before it. He cordially responded to the sentiment of the resolutions and thought there purpose but place in the hand of the Engineer department to he us eel anywhere. As to the Mouth of the River which had been mentioned be thought it in eed important to not of the first importance provided t by could get without difficulty to St. Louis. Be he approve of the measure and True tei that St. Louis and new Orleans would unite with the upper country to carry it How was it that ten years ago had been obtained with out difficulty Lor there rapid and thigh when the work was begun Only it a lays remained before the ice appeared when no Man Kroushl be found to go into the River and continue it even in that Short time much was accomplished. The next year the w Ork w As dropped though $ 10,000 t still remained untouched and the very tools and boat procured at great expense the year before were sold at auction. . Starr Laid before the convention the following statement j which was read by the Secretary a Owr. The undersigned being now and having Long been engaged As practical navigator on the Mississippi River and it eing familiar with the Channel of said River across the dts Moines and Rock River rapid and with the True character of the obstructions to the navigation at those Point unite in expressing a be opinion that these do not Arie it pm the Scarcity of water a Low stages of much As from the crooked and winding track of the Channel and the projecting posits of Rock the sides of the same and in the bed of the River. We further unite in the opinion that the navigation May b a i ily an 1 cheaply Safe and Avail table at All stage of water by could he no constitutional difficulty raised. But the resolutions alone be deemed insufficient the memorial went to the Root of the matter and he earnestly hoped it would pass Wili the name unanimity. Louisville oct. 27. Thirty two inches water in the canal we Fahet Cool. Arrived Steamer Salem departed. Ben coup in and yesterday Steamer Gossamer and Steamer 8parhavi k. Coal is now Selling at 3�>c per Bushel with Only enough for one weeks consumption. Pie Steamer Summit collapsed a flue at the Mouth of Salt River on sat Day night three persons were scalded but no lives lost. The locomotive of the Nashville Rulond near Murfree Borough ran of the track running Over a cow and was precipitated Over the embankment into a he Creek one person was killed the locomotive is a total loss. Go had much More to do with the convention boso Orosi eating rocks in some place 7, t t Ai i straightening the Channel i other. A Burlington oct., 1551. Understanding human tact is practically better than Talent of to possess a knowledge of human Narine i in Many vocations the great secret of Succes. We recollect Haring read a striking illustration of tin truth in the Case of the Cele Biard preacher Rowland Hal who although a Man of Ercelline habitat was a devoted Clergyman Aud labor i raid in the cause he had Espoo cd i. At one Dave he Vas earn stay entreated to Voit a town in Eaglan i where the Small meeting House had been closed by the Bond of violence and w Hose it Maui Tania were entirely without religion injunction. his arrival it is stated that the a a crowded Chilli with Neuin s to the a a a Pel and it trim Ais entreated him not to contributed to Mutual explanation and the convention closed with warm w wishes for the Succes of the Enterprise. That there will he a vigorous and United Effort to obtain an App Ropi a Aii ii Lor the removal of the obstruct Hans caused by the rapids is now be Vonc question. That in will be successful i pretty Well a a ured. T Rie guarantee contained in tiie correspondence of Vii Erma in a ors and represent a Ives Oie of the strongest k a i. J he not Only pledge them elves in unequivocal Iii Guver but they Manifest a personal inter a which is he surest ground of Success. Aid when we a 1 to this a hat an extraordinary a Terest Lias been awakened among the people themselves in every Section of this great \ Alley we May safely anticipate that this demand for an appropriation to remove the Only serious of Taide to a prosperous Commerce on the Mississippi will be complied with. But the people ibb must not top with this convention. They must i Ouie Hittle difficulty agitate and apply their exertion in every Quarter Likely to Bung strength to the cause f Here is but i tie tune Between this and the meeting a a i Congress in which to concentrate Public opinion from Distant Point and to firing it to Bear upon tin representatives of the people and it should be done it once and vigilantly let it a understood and proclaimed every where Itiat . Burtnette a death in Bernalillo county of which you have made publication already had not ceased to be the topic of conversation m All the towns Aud revenge was strongly spoken of. In fact a spirit of hatred has sprung a in Between the american and mexican population that will not be soon Pat Down. Another recent i Gru Coful affair has tended still More to exasperate tin americans and while the company were making preparations to tart with the mail much talk of repaying in their own Coin was everywhere heard. The affair of which 1 so Cak is the death of Wilum Skinner Esq. I regret that such i it the Burden of my information at this time for he w As a respectable intelligent and worthy Young Man amt one who in a fair Way to make him sell you Weot in his profession in that country. The manner in which he came to his death a for As i can learn was this Skinner and Armijo had a few Days previous and preach As among other plans the opposing Par the great Central so acts of this Valley Are no to Boa obtained he presence of a most notorious prize fighter on purpose to annoy the preacher personally. But Rowland Hill was a a of the last men in the world to flinch from Sre counter like this. He declared that he Motif preach even though lie d de in the at Trapf and having obtained an exact description h the person and die a of the prize fighter he had a Way unguarded and alone to the pulled. Looking around him from the pulpit a he fever tailed to do ins eve caught the pugilist Fen Fie very re beckoned to hint a a it Man apparently full of fury ascended the a Dot Stair when tie told him i name want mind Hill that be a come to the town to be each Auu a l la Een told that some dad men mtr hued to disturb him that tie had full Coati each in fit i Etui a a Prus a hot her Aid their i Ltd put Hiiro Sef f under fits prot Elliou As a get Lemut that it any i Tui Fiance should arise he a hopi Al rely Ann him to quell it and at the close of a Fie service be would be glad if Fie would of a v him in his Carriage to a lit e at Hawk a a a a. It e fury of the Man was entirely subdued Fie promised his Best Eddris to maintain quilt does Winch he actually uni secure and went it a the end of the service apparently Asha longer to pay tribute to the Atlantic Sta a in matters of legislation but that we will demand fru right to appropriations for All National and worthy object. We must throw off it it Pupillage and stand Forth in the form and strength of men and then our rights will be recognized and enforced. The convention at Burlington was not Only a numerous but it was in All re jets an intelligent and highly re a it be body. There were Manv men of note from the respective state and All engaged heartily in the work. It was to to expected in an assemblage of so Many men that there would not be entire Luri Nony of opinion but these conflicting views were a Ltd courteously expressed As to give no cause of of Enre and the consequence was that the determination of the convention was realized with almost entire unanimity. Both in the convention and during the stay of the delegation in the City there was a remarkable display of Good feeling and rejoicing and men who came together for the first time and As �0augers, separated with w Arm regard to for each other. On the part of the people of Burlington there a an unbounded hospitality extended to the members of the convention and the compliment pan to them a wet fizz he had intended to interrupt so Complete a by the convention was richly deserved. We Nee a a j a met with warmer hearted Inore generous gentlemen. A it a to a a a fit m in win lies to do Good. Did it fes conduct show that . If ill understood he life a Sture bin gentleman of this Eity in a log re a tutors of the Herald states that a a a met Lees discovered i i this Vicinity a it the of Ber sine of the River in Grant county which pro a Mise to be very i lbs a. Overy was Mode in a Marine where the we of be Waters had remove the Earth. The vein of Ore is from 5 to 10 fret in win Ltd. A a a a fortunate owners of tie land amt the Dis by. We a re Happy to in. Are two gentle of Wihib in in. Messes Border and Herald. If a spit Ali in a it the Marugat Aalama. A be manner in which the citizens of ruling a Der Tail eds be met Mherl of the tale rapid a Renti it fat their enter Priskin town a a worthy private Bouse were f reel opened Wei a few. For whom convenient acco Monnda t it advices from Liberia announce the death of one of it most distinguished and valuable citizens sex gov Crook j. B. Res Wurm. If Wos a native of the wot indie but emigrate it to the United slates when quite Young and graduated at Bowdoin College in 127�?being, it in believed the Only person of color Ever educated at Liat in it Lite. If our recollection is Correct he conducted and published a news paper 4eni0#d chief a for the use of co Ore it person in the state of new York soon after the completion of i education and engaged in the Sadie business alter fits emigration to Liberia. . B. Was a Man of Fine talents and excellent character and his a Cath w ill be a great. Of a to the Young and interesting Republic of i Quot a . Which be was a prominent Del. On the 2ith september Skinner went to the , to see the prefect in company with Saracena upon some Law business and of returning a topped at j. C. Armijo when he was set upon and murdered. His Skull was fractured by some Shaip instrument Ami he was shot in the Side with a pistol by a ome of the party for it seems that More Titan one was engaged m it. Where these disturbances will Stop it is than whigs had but in common Justice to All we think we May safely say that politics Par Tzisin never entered the mind heart of any one in connection with the proceedings purposes of the convention. The members came together As fellow citizens of the same great Valley Ami with a common object in View. They j came together inspired by sentiments which Rose above personal party prejudice and with purposes Superior to the pastry Aims of Mere politicians. They met in frankness and Good Wilt upon a common platform that of a National in Erri a the to operated with cordiality and in Good Faith i giving form and impetus to the great work and we Aie sure they separated upon terms of Mutual respect and Friendship and with an enthusiasm in favor of the improvement which w ill induce them to look v. Ith scorn and contempt upon any Effort to engender sus j Pinion distrust and to discard from their presence Zuj they would corruption itself any print which Lemis its columns to designs so unwarranted and pernicious. Another cause of complaint with the times is the fax t that the resolutions were reported by . Fast , the talented and Well known and signed by l. My a Ore hour a m. S. To. Do Baque James Mcginnis Frith Brock Filo Geo. Ring capt. A it. Ii. If Yum us a Henry car son Charles Bargor m. 3. In. Ijan be. K. M. Henderson. L urk. I. I Cormack Aud Lenry Wilkison. Pilots s.im�?T1. Ilar Low m. S. I. Imm in thu Cha. Mull Ord Cito James Mek ill Mas for w. I. Hubbar a s. H. Go sift w. P. Hall Pilot. The a a i it is l on Rulina. We had then a asure of constituting one of the half dozen delegates who represented our county in the rapid cot mention held in Burlington on thursday and Friday last. The pro a ceiling Al that convention Are Given in detail in our columns this Vvs cd. A it have space to Ilay but barely to allude to them. The convention was generally admitted to embrace More operative Talent than had Ever la before concentrated in any one boy by in our state. The speeches with few exceptions removing i were characterized by Good a Ense and the feel anti put a Rva Ling the Assembly waking conciliating. The vexed question of a a Keokuk was Zulu did to merely to be absorbed in the nationality of the measure contemplated. The resolutions Ami memorial though hastily written appeared to correctly re pie Cut the View of the convention with to the nationality of the work its importance and necessity existing for an Imma Ditte appropriation for it a the general government to e text its . The i fit a t so. Louis was Large Ami composed of some of Afler the paper hat been retd . Starr a a d Talen de c�?~,rfen\0�?~ but a p�11� to disc he Resolution a a a a course do sued by the citizens of by complimentary. Not. Known trouble seems to Spur g up alter Trou highly respected editor of the of. Louis re pub be and Ruiess More effective measures Are used Hcan. As however the resolutions Are not by the authorities in the territory mob Law w ill reign triumphant. Major Lytic Tinan and family Are on their Way to the states and it is said Reynolds will follow soon to contest his seat the majors asserting that he has the Legal Ami requisite majority of votes himself. Esquire and Rev. Ii. W. Read and family will reach Here to Morrow. The Tram out in were getting along As Well if not better than could be expected at tins season of the year. Grass Good water abundant. Aubreys train will Sart Fiorin Westport tomorrow next Day. Health in town Here Good some ague in the country. Extrac of Man soother Teller. sept. 24. 1rs1. Much excitement is tfx a consequence of the murder of a Kimner As ibis is the second american who has tree a murdered in the ranches within the last Twenty Days and there is no knowing How Many More will meet the same Fate. The troops t eing All removed from Here and All tie civil Power being in the hands of the mexican a no american at the last election being allowed to hold an office even nominated for an office and Justice from the hands of a mexican town re is an american not though of a we Are at their merry in Alt court of Law. There has been a Large body of armed mexicans yesterday Ai d try May. At Armijos and the americans a this place Are in considerable uneasiness As to what May be the re ult. 1 much fear a civil War As when this new s reaches Santa be. No doubt from the excited state of Public mind a Large body of americans w ill be disposed to take the Law into their own Bank a. Mini a those concerned in itus affair and in that of those who Kihei Hurt Nett. All this has grown out of the ill feeling of the mexicans towards the americans and if Congress does nut do something for us a general War of the races it pm not a Trad at the note a. We doubt to a mud a a targe number would have been in in the most a my i Faery a flier. We re 6 Iri no Totoian even complaining that of Arion gement bad not billeted a a a a Gate Fem Bun a feh True Trivane la a map of prs re is now bed Ute ter tie a a per inf of a Ometh a ,.r, of a he French army. Fri ire wifi m pm. A in Ftp bed of 2d� a we id tre afre�4, pm hed i it e.5r�re a a my Quot be a Ary a Elyj yet to be made we Fly pet cd of tune y. A a a the a i Wrt 1- m a to ?7,. Do be is Cal a of v wu�fi.�o�0 Arane the number of _ a 1 a a a upon i altogether of to thu pre ��6 �16001� a to is lib. Resolving a dn-rrcrt..�?As the cram be timid of a cd in oat upon the Ohio was pass in gout of Ife ladies Cabin an Obi lady in a in timely husky font request�1-i i a a a to a the door a she fed fight such a bad cold at Detroit that she was almost dead. At this a no i ment a very Phthisis old lady occupy my a berth near the Dot of Foi Apo the girl log hut it on of count of her silo Roncs of breath. A shift it ill die a squeaked the Detroit a do. A Leav e it open ill Saio Lher to death a a a a a a a a a a a. I As fit War Wax d warm a wag in the Outing Cabin. T a us Fig his head from his berth decided the Eli my my aids que wafer by order j 4 her to so open Lifet door until the in Oil j Ian in of her cd a l it and bin close it until j the Obei one suit Tneia to troops will have to be stationed in the towns to pre��i>4 bloodshed. Must of the army Are not on a Campaign against the navajos. Boston. Oct. 27. The United Stales steamship. Function will be usim find at Cuba Kaloa of wednesday. It has been a now my Here Oil the Lor Noou. Accident with thursday of lost Atrz a cou de of boy were out Hunting a few my from to i place when the ride of Point was Arcis in tally discharged the Hail blowing the a Fiou Hier a cd taking effect in the fact of the other breaking the jaw Bone upon each id a and re Patti my the Tongue. The unfortunate boy is unable to articulate. His name i David . Hia parents have lately emigrated to this co Ira try. We a under Eland that ins physician. w. H White Imp Hope of Bis i ecu Gat be. I i quoted bodily Nur any allusion made to partic i ularm it ration of the series we presume Tiu objection of a he times rests upon the fact that they we it re written and introduced by . Paschal rather than upon any principle policy which they May avow. By the same Rule it would be treason for a Democrat to spell a a bakery after the manner id old Noah Webster who is understood to have been a whig but prob Abl not quite so Ultra As Daniel. We have Only this to add la relation to the Resolution they Are none the worse in Point of style otherwise for having come from the pen of . Paschal and they express the views and feelings not Only of the whig but of All the demo i crafts and if need be a a of the balance of Mankind a of the whole upper Mississippi Valley. The co Tintie to Lii morning a the pub ligation of speeches made at the late convention. It is but jul to say that Toliese reports though creditable As a etches fall far Short of presenting All that was said while the spirit As a usual is measurably lost. They Are however highly interesting especially to persons who could not be present at the convention. is called to the Al Vert sement of . By Iii to Befu a und in this mornings paper. We understand tint . In. A been Lor some tune la ast employed As a teacher in an Caslo in College and that he brings with him satisfactory recommendations. Sci to oct. 27. The propeller Henry Clay wrecked on thursday night at i Ong Point Canada had thirty souls on Board the wreck a lying Side up and while All on Board had lashed be meshes to the rigging the deck went off and the Hull turned Over earn ing a town All except David in be and nine other who got on part of the eight of them were washed a off doring the Niht the wind and sea continued High. About h of clock the Brig John Martain Buve in sight j and a bore Down to the wreck and threw out i ropes Keefe caught one of them Ait after being dragged on fourth of a mile was re Euel. Tue others of the two capt. Ral Leret a a Omerly a Tihe texan nary failed to fit on Board the Brig and was Drougel. That he did not mean but simply to resp foul to Thi Resolution. He really did no to delegates fated but be was very sure a hat if in was other than Weil it had been the result of Ovet sight. It had Given him secial pleasure to meet so Many High in intelligence and social position from All part of Quot the country and though not do sued to do so lie took it upon him to return the thanks of the citizens Forth compliment paid them. The following Resolution w As offer by c. U Haven a i St. A it i und was adopted resolved that when the convention adjourns it will adjourn to meet again at the City of St. in one year from this Date for the purpose of sustain Ira a and carrying out the great object which inv now called us together a a id to further the general improvement of the Mississippi River from its source to its Mouth and that the officers of this meeting be con i Tut a a standing committee in furtherance of the de Stu coup plated by this Resolution. 1i a. Is. Y lovell., of Dubuque moved to take up tin memorial. He represented m part he said the nun my interest of the North West and it was a great am important interest. No Branch of Trade Industry was More injured by the obstructions of the de Moines and Rock River rapids. We All know said he that during the autumn while the water is Low the smelters of the upper country Are compelled to pile their lend upon the Banks of the River and there let it remain on account of tie High freights and there it remains till the month of april. At this very time and from the Middle j of september till the first of april every year a Large amount of capital is thus locked up by reason of the High ring bit and tie accumulation of interest upon this capital amounts to a Large sum. This mining interest in the great interest of our Section the absorbing interest n a Rise pursued by a ton was one that reflects credit up a a a their Bow the 1 liberality. Accommodation a re Ovi Letl f. R a All strangers visiting their City and every exe. Tion was made to contribute to their an Oyster Ami Chin Paige supper legitimately tor the St. La i delegation but to which Otic its were invited was give a m Brief the defer games were in a de to Vei they were Welcome 1 and a though each o e he Given unto him the a Freedom of the we shall refer to the subject guru at our Lei a Dac port Gazette. Vry. A As a sequel to the proceedings at Burlington we May As Welt make a Brief notice of a handsome compliment paid j by the citizens of that City to the delegation trom St. Louis and other place. In the Der noon of the second Days session the members of the convention were notified that a supper would be Given that evening at the Barrett Hotiu Eythe a a planters so of Burlington and their company requested for 10 of clock. Accordingly at that Horn the Large dining room by Caine Well filth in with the delegates and their How. His Honor . Cook mayor of Bur-1 a ton presided at the festive Board. The Tab a s were covered with savoury viands cou Fecit ovaries and fruits of every variety while the sparkling Champaign and other wines a Tda a i 1� tiie prevailing pleasant humor. In it Teehe m allusion to tin great work which bad Gat lured the company together from so Many sections of country complimentary resolutions to the citizens of Burlington to it mayor to the various Derga Ron Toas. After Toast and song alter song followed in rapid Succes Ion. The Occa it Ion six a most joyous one. Offering an Opp it a Tummy for an interchange of views on the contemplated great National work As Well As for an expression of the Mutual Good will which Between hosts Ami guests. Between twelve end our citizens have instructed us to come Here and one of clock the company separated and us and to draw up a memorial to which on the evening following the compliment to cuing re a shall listen. Be Tell the merchants of the members of the convention was reciprocal St. Lemis that for two years now past we have cd by the members of the Missouri delegation been trying every Means to secure an Eastern on the princely Steamer die Vernon the Keokuk packet kindly furnished i by her owners for the accommodation of the Missouri leg ate. An excellent lunch had been prepared and in the discussion of which the company were a a a and the j aged Between one and two hours that they the Steamer die Vertron having on Board the St. Delegate can started on her Horne err town liar in Tate a wit at the cd try a half a mile above this Eity and has Reee sved the name of East Dav Entorf already a number of Lota have been a old there. A few years rapid increase will bring it within out Corpora to latrine. Rather than a Feu Hern cutlet to our production and that while the a Mississippi River rolled by our door. Five months in each year Aie it bound up by the ice the rapids bar our transit through the a opting part of the Vii Amer autumn. Railroad capitalists Tell us will compete with the Mississippi and Here a a i the wealthy of new York and Are opposed to Yon striving to draw off the Rich yield of of in soil dry Al our mines. We Tell them that oar Hunt is too heavy to transport by Railroad they an we a a count up the High freights you pay your capital lying a a can a on your hand w Ith the accumulation of its interest and the quirk re i which we ran give you and you will find the Railroad cheaper at the re pc must therefore at once in this matter. We cannot go Home to our miners our tamers on merchant and own to them now paying higher freight to it. Louts than new York that Irr have a simply restored that it is proper and expedient that these difficulties should in removed and k it it to the committee to do the Troik. a want said . A in action in this place Ami at this time. If the. Memorial now Belore the mention Suot quite satisfactory let us Ufa cuts Ami ii prove it but before we adjourn let it be sent Lien this cot vent ton to our in Congress As tie Lou i voice of our people. Thru we a Kail have done our duty. H had said that he rep re so note Ltd a great ii be to what was its character the in ate of Iowa divided by the Iowa River in a a two great . Hia North of the a it via a Liff red from the other in soil in the Chi Raster re a it it a learn in its interests. It con a Aitie the chief mining Region it was More of a Prairie cou Fitrer and the produce of its soil Dif Learnt. Hie 1.1 counties North of the Iowa contained altogether four Hundred thou and a a snare acres in what would be the amount of their produce live years list a the me Fiers Ward trip about two of clock on Bjo str Day morning. Capt. A Vnhorn her Emma a Ler has rendered Good a service a a our delegation in assisting to exit id their his but Lity to their fellow mini tors in the convention. Cape. Longhorns obliging ills position. Are a his other Good Ina Lite a Are Var to appreciated by the St Louis delegates As Well As by ail a a there a a a whom he is known to show which we will publish to Morrow the proceeding of a meeting held on the die Vernon on saturday lost. The matter is now necessarily delayed a if. Lonu rep. _ .�? Brevet major p. W. Medium of the u b. Array diet in new Orleans a few Jar ago. During the a Exien War be surveil As Aid de Ragap to Gen. Twiggs. He served i h much gallantry through to the War. A giant the Ohio slate journal gives an a recent of a huge specimen of human pity a giant Winch it Avert is a Grant a i on of the greatest living curiosities extant. He stand a about eight Teet High weighing Over four Hundred pounds with Good pro porn Ion and yet be to a beardless a Udia boy so Owma. More Devenn fat Bat fkr is also Down our a the hostility of Burlington to the Davenport and Council Bluff Afel the Dubu it we and key a Kuk Kiihr Xaisy in we it Al a almost seem is fess for the Hundredth time to plead innocence and ignorance of these most absurd complaints. So far from hostility to these projects we Are quite Wertam that a sir Mitize a a a not bestow a thought Nix Vry them More than Orice in a twelve Mouth and then it is Only to wonder Bow they Are getting along. Burlington is concerned Only for be own there she is building of her own proper eos and is neither expecting nor asking aug uht from Congress hence site to w without jealousy and cannot and will no com. Into conflict before Congress with any Point Points which any be soliciting donation. In the matter of the improvement of the rap Ais she is disposed to join cordially in Al eff bits Winch May be made to procure an approx Riario for a we a re in which All Are equally interested. As to the late rapids convention we have to insist that the proposition came from is. Lsuis that that City has a thousand times More at stake in the improvement of the Rupis than this any other Eity North of Here Ami that Burlington participated in the proceeding precisely a did other Points interested and a was her jul it right. We Hope this will be sufficiently Spicci fico it is certainly intended to be Pacific. First a Brauit the . Mccabe w to was the first in Market last season with his accustomed Enterprise made the first shipment of Fork and Lara a from this City on saturday last. With such men among us Burlington is bound to take the Lead and to keep it in All that relates to building no a Market Aud a general trading depot on the upper Mississippi Felie is the Only City North of St. I Juis which has sent out her prices to the Public and the Only one so far us we know where he is Bave been slaughtered pack a and ship pc thus far of the season. The Hunting 8� sportsmen arc having a a a Good time just no it a. Wild turkeys in urge numbers Are being shot daily Vvs to n a Mike of the City. A Lew Days since a Smalt party of Hunters returned trom tie Bottom . a sift by Fnu by a Nyi it a he it i hint of Urrity pro Are a by a pea that be m co woo with a All the Vitiz Esva Oife lows a a Eft a Steep inter of in the object of a tie co a Var Fot was sufficiently eve i Feiy Cut. He the a to if the j Attef Euary m company w Ith a be a Feeg a Tioy of Wittjr Dwe . Nod Eieg it Virtol Tbs object Moie a Iuar Aroler at heart. We a a a St. A it to. Be said that our infer a a a a a v a a rare for a closely identified Tartow m differ a a a i of onion at to it importance and to wan Weil assured that it must be accomplished in a to. And. Various Cias is were Rej resent a a in the a of. Lotti delegation the Cit Gove n ment i amp a i chamber Al Cut Marc. A he fended interest Eft a Paar eff there. He had in be Eye on a a Ator among the merchants of few. La a a a who Lac forty Jears lust been engaged in merc Matjo j pursuits and who though Tav haired Hart Hal j vie borne Lor the Assembly. Al shared Tom in a tried for All Init the in try to Truhart Cummy j by tins a Obster . He Sun Cerel ius fed Tea on the Morrow no wrangling eur offset of opinion in discussing a he Resolute Tot a pm pm mar the ton of the Uon vestion. He bad Board it stated that local feeling and diff Viencel to no Between live River towns of Iowa. He Bop a this was not the Case Ami that the Minera Ion of the a invention w uht be cmdr i to the improvement of the rapids. Refit ilog in Rock it a a i Auu and mint to to instruction of the committee on resolutions i of in the aft i noon he said that a her who it via a Imp Ottai t Point should five been a nosed a it he bad suggested to iat a mired subject Shoum be taken up the navigation of the River generally and especially its improve Ebnit at the Amie. He was sorry it a. Not inter favourably received. It might be that life to Onvy no Ion feared a Uffia Cimon of the lower p it a Lasam Lead to a prop Sidon that they so mild the us pro rement of the h a Hor of of. Louis. Re As sue a hem that a either he no a the delegation j fronts. Louis entert Uima a any Macb Ftp Fern. We wish lie said i Fiat none Bulow sects i National character cannot be question a so oud he touched upon. Hie improve vent of the Chard at the Mouth he thought a object Ptolmy Nalio Val Wilb tint of the.vpnis. T be. To Anve Tiou. Most of whose member Ine it i it a j distal i of twelve fourteen Hui cd in Tea from the Mouth might not Reca d it of at fir to a get. But he was sure that reflection we i i Rufiange this sentiment. Jiey Toubl coned her a t nut the vast air Nunt of produce cd a hipped on the up ter might a Ipp could Nof Ami Diu not All Slop half was a Large part of it one to it re Ery part of the Globe to Tai East Button to t China across the at Auric around c a be i4�ru. J Alt this passe out at the Mouth where the Elfi Uit is and disadvantages Are 1 a a in Opiat a opposite with two Dorr and a Inge Quantity of j who eat the rapids the chords of , ,. I 1 for Tolving in Sheti through the sued a Vexall game. An evening two since another. H Ltd arc enormous. Some rung War a a d a it a in vie party came in with 232 ducks and any a umber of Quail Woodcock Pike b a it a. Better Hunting Gronli Are not to be found a in the Ord Thau those of ibis immediate Vicinity and it is a singular fact that game appear to become More plentiful every succeeding year. 5j"tl�e new York courier and enquirer has a Longa title on the Pennsylvania election in which it says that the whig defeats there and in Ohio demonstrate that Genera Scott cannot be a a Etc Dlo the presidency a in �2. In then comes out boldly am decided Fly in favor of Daniel Webster a the whig candidate. Virginia returns Are not aft in. As far As received Wilson Meade Caskie Ami Thompson democrats am Strother whig Are elected to Congress. John minor Botts a kit lib ireian of notoriety is among the Defeated. Gen. maj. J. T. Sprague u. S. A., and for Terly of Gen. Wort a a military family publishes a card in which he denies positive a All reports in circulation calculated to identify Gen. W. In tie slightest degree win to any of the movements against Cuba he assumes to speak from the Book and says that Gen. Worth never cd mint enhanced for a moment any of the propositions made to him to head the expedition though he says such propositions were Repe atly made. Indian so of the indians brought it trom the Plains by col. Mitchell on Bis return from fort Laramie separated himself trom the balance of the party at Brunswick Missouri on the Fath Uit., Ami committed suicide by cutting ins Throat. No is assigned for the deed from w hich we infer that . Indian was considerably a a swipe a. A editorial contemporaries do not appear to pull very harmoniously together on this intensely interesting sub,ect.�? i times about the a fee lining get amp ii Tion of new i Orleans he was sure drat an in reason could be found for Salt its lose in the statistic ref gently collected on this put in Star subject by a the City a Otril of new and which Al Hrani Bow heavy a tax in a it of it on Commerce by the Tiffi cuffies of navigation at the month. He Hud thought that a convention assembled to demand Justice to tiie Commerce of the Mississippi Valley might at feast sex pro a their sympathy in the troubles and difficulties f of Tho get engaged to Trade at its Mouth. But be 1 said if he was wrong if be had taken an improper Posi ten he was ready and will Iii to bade n it nut. A tir ii St object he concluded is that in which you feel five ill Eph Ett interest Only i put us on the right track and we go Witt you Hoart amt hand. . Kennett sat a lows amid great applause amt in turn called out Hon. Jos. Wal car of Muscatine who said he w As at Home and wished not to speak Bun get of but to to ten to str arg is. He would try to be Brief but be warned the come tip a tto at be Walt no in Tahr Iraq but a Heuter. He balt to perhaps better Frohow the it Rector a of the scotch Parson to Bis Long winded clerk to la a Byr nne a a Long one Jamie and yes re a tretto slow mow so yes a better begin by the Tui life Dye see ��4 t a tug to the Tura the object of the convention was one of the deepest interest amt we at had Couie As the mayor said to take a Long i pull and a Strong pull amt a pull a there had already been action in this Mdfee it an Effort had before been in a de an something accomplished but the appropriation a Loo Small for the work. Since then Iowa had of t much on the subject. He Hall t Een Here in , when it was a territory. Vim the very first a mercantile interest had sprung up of necessity. Their merchants were obliged to Callou 8?. Louis for the very bread they a be am i e fat pork they great a if nth and from the very first Fher a been Felt. Men were now in his sight who were her in that be j Day. They were Al poor then flour was ten dollars a barrel and i he had seen pork 2n. And 2n, Ami 30 cents per Pound. They bad suffer a my groan my under the a things and to very faces of poor men had been ground. A now if one poor men were Rich be spoke by knowledge for he knew Well All the prantes Ami out the people it it a them. Their said he we imported on stuff now the statistics of our Trade show in exports of bread stuff a i Mark m4 a variety of times Ami places have named. Eiry Otler pm auction of a mod Teri do soil a mat to St. Louis Only but to new Orleans and far Bevoni a he men Lionel a fact m Uit own when the subject was first broached our a a Ders taming was that the event would not come off until some time next Spring. For one we Are not partic Ilar As to the place. Sou a we care aught As to the time provided a a Ner Al Uii Erst ii Ling Coull be had but rur present impression is that no such understanding can be had in tune to insure attendance this fall and we Are therefore in favor of postponing matters until next Pring. Hannibal a great Celebration was to have taken place yesterday at Hannibal in occasion of breaking ground on the Hannibal and St. Joseph rail Road. A Large delegation was expected up from so Louth together with a number of ladies a military company. A. We presume from the preparations which had been made that the affair went off in Fine style. Ai the la let news from California indicates the Success of the democratic party in the Elco Ion of state officers and in Inbi is of the legislature. Judge has twigs formerly of this state we see in stated bos been elected attorney getter. Ohio has gone largely democratic for state officers and legislature. new York to Bong sets Down by Gle Democrat majority at Between six and seven thousand. A Pei Tinct of a Friend in Philadelphia k year ago who invited him to Tea wifi Bio to cat bread made of harm it heat a and win seemed amazed that Iowa win a w is fit for eating. The Friend bad a ked him of they had not great trouble with the syn affect and to a i scarce believe that White in in Iowa a lid it live info a Rte at 1 could really go a bout in it of under by armed soldiers w without danger Onwu either Savages squatters. How import wit the Iowa Frude now a a the Stati sties Ami yet that is Laily in Engere a and Obs i net �1 by the rapid Ami lira heavy a axes in the Way of freights ac., which to Rev Caus. All the Valley ill lies were int Ere Tel i m the same it Snarr with Iowa Ami the a laity 1� hits a a was All the Trine enlarging that infer. The population already 20�>,tx�, would in a few a ears be double to upon All the streams through a a Wain to this great artery the surely this project was National and not local interesting of it does �1 these Border 1 whose Rich soil con amply Supply the feed of the whole world. He was extremely glad to Bearth sen Tim its a Fisch be fruit be mayos of St. Louis and con assure Bun that the upper �11 wished to cords a try with that from St. Loin. The reason of their see a 1 ing opem Feinsoo to any action concern ring the Mould of the River was us Bow a a a a a Fiat focal. I Elm and jealousy to wbb the wort five my a i Hotl Oiin ded. It was tbsp. The people i Iowa thought Thenie tvs thwarted hitherto us j the Saccom it Lub us to of a great National Pur and they a imply w in hed to Post Pons All other i Consi it Ler tons until that Shoub a affected and j their right a secure. They feared lest 1 eth measures were Intro fucked the fire Wren Al be 1 Fevo scattering. And this plat forum too Brood Ami i that some things inight find their Way upon it a so it whose constitutionality opt Mon. Might j differ. That this object was a National and Cen a ilits Iteal one no win doubted few they feared i lest too Mac i trim faced a one fid Megut Crip i Jih it a for we All know said be Bow a a Lucky Mississippi Consol at Havana. The judge was a it is to have too Many rulers too Baa a president of the Nashville Union j ruler on the Best off dogs. This convention was he a. Accepted die appoint ment. Called sex Prev by in View off the de Moines end it is ruin Ore to that there will be a a Rock a ver i tints ? an to Whorfe the people of very Interr sting twi Hathia toe tie new t of sol Utha cans the Mea Tea n indemnity remora is from a Juey �ic., he. Washino Tox oct. So. 101. The president a appointed j Edge Barkie of.vcn Island and Chicago rail the Juliet signal say a Ahi work on this ser Tion a it the Road progresses rapidly. . May the on Haa 201 a Wen and in team engaged on the Road Between Here and Bluefo and and expects to have a thousand men employ a Pou in by the Middle of Daix mrs Jazetta. Important change at Pinlac Delphia Youab a the collector Surveyor .a other prominent officers. The mexican government Pennis Neo of Congress to anticipate ii ova we More to the Vine Irmi Tadem Tway. A Fetter flow Ozalian a v that a flt rce of More than one l Housand a a Aeri Caw had invade i Sonora from California Urie ind us Perun Tsiou to work the mines. During a ism Between Jehu l Cantwel Lini James a. Morison Iwu baggage in a to is at Aluta Crek tile it wer stabbed the latter and made Bis escape. Mot Riwu was up to a red Tabe Dot a when die pm Vitda it Boot left. The rep Idle of a Bis m am ing takes ground that the propos Kiou for German National loan in a second cd bail bowl speculation. Syr a Ose. Oct. Id. A meeting of the friends of few and Onier was held the a morning Boon after be nrgamzatio.�. A the aide tag was by a band of rioters among whom were severe prominent Eilum after considerable disturbance life rioters were Epe Ted and the meeting was allowed to proceed. Garret Svi Litis bos issued an address to Ike Liberty party it which he a via of the negroes to resistance even to bloodshed. He Caile a Fillmore Webster and Caos my it Derera. The new York journal off Commerce of the 21st has the fellow ing paragraph it has been erroneously it a ported that bancs brother Wjk co., a it is City. Have Contra Ete fur the Prosr Cariati of a urn a a a a work of internal in Lovvo. Me Bave the Best est to iffy Lor Conti addicting it. Luel took place at new mean on Ria Tuncay afternoon. 0� t. 11 la. At in of clock a tie Metairie juice Clune by tween . Henry Bouligny and a gentle my a noned c i i he we Punk used were a hot forty prices. At the fit fire . Lumi Urvey Wae in Sinyol in the rom a a Yfe the Ball at a a King the lbs teeing them m a Pun the in a a. Can eing dangerous but it is thought pot total is. A a a did not in of nor at any time of yet to Ira proving All the of Tofu Ioas to the must Fri navigation they Ali ought Tirats tin could a a oel safely stood on it own mods. It a now necessary Only to present a us cd Trout on to a single q oat Roii at any other tune Actium Cento be taken in Favorel ii Woven cents elsewhere. Conventions could be Ca Fesl it need be in the a a h. And Theja Eop a of a be upper Valley we vim it eel join them in to Gem their object was a a willing in Hij wee m lome but it to isl we tingly ask to to Neve Orleans. Hot a tent Vve wanted was a Bdl to improve than Kan la vigorously upon congram by the Moi Force of this Conven Tiwi. I Quot Here was a a a other it stoic to said which he is shot to make. He a to ire a that Tillona of feud he drawn up in Uva of Embroy in the Iti Juds Brief and Freibe which should be Ltd a rib in cd brom Cost through of throes iry. For the signatures of the people and that it Shoum go mar Awadh petition to in Ingres Roffel in if of Quot Al be on a . Bks a great petition i bin a few vet it. To to British parliament. Such a step he the Wight. Voltl have e Powe id Nicener in sup Yah eff who it mortal and Resolution of the can Tai Ion i. Era a a feet a a re a a so lied been Stan Elf to emf enu Vetog of i Fuste and be anew the won Mavro that the Lewa for feat tons to bulge wife him. Heart and hand alter Illus trading by me in to Twig Story the a Ece to of Tomii tatty fax effective action the speaker a a it a cd we let up soy log. That a to Berk was a a inference of Eph air no boat the propriety of the c Rani utter i Rue. Cult Oil reporting a me met Al the nest Moe mag and in order t set up a Mark As it ear a rim at. He Wourl move a a judge Roretz a i notion. To that a a Feto to the afternoon. A hitter from Lka Van a Aye a a tfx Bare Wmma tutors from puerto Principe and los Tuaefe. S Call d a new us tire a hot Fevas what i ran lain i Hob a it i be Tho a am Pait Max a who Hae been mkt us fee Tuo Mufti men we re detached Frimu Huxta Prno a pm to pacify Vliem of u be Here called. A a a Deloi ishm inf Virtu. F Stera Malre coped Iowa u be a j new Ork

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