March 4, 1853 (4 pages)

— lie ea NEVADA JOURNAL. et NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCE 4, 1859. VOL, 2.--NO. 45. THE JOURNAL . The President held the annual gran . We see by the Buffalo Courier that it . From the Benicia correspondence of the Union. . . Feception, and the brilliant rooms of the . is in contemplation to found an Agricul . Benicia, Feb, 25. . From the Los Angeles Star. Cornwall, charged with an assault and 5 Executive mansion were thronged on . tural Department for the University of. This has been an exciting day in the . attempt to commit murder, was tried by PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING BY . New Yeai’s Day. . Baffalo. The thought is to endow seven ‘Senate, consequent upon the discussion the Court of Sessions on the 8th inst.— of the Convention question. The debate , The defendant appeared ond plead guil BUDD & SARGENT, The fort of Zabijac, on the Albanian . Professorships through Scholarships at centered upon the resolution of Mr. Sny. ty to assault and battery, which plea Offce on Broad street, opposite the Court). frontier, has been taken by storm, by *150 each. The interestof these Schorder authorizing the appointment of a . was accepted by the Court with the con Flouse, TERMS. $7 00 for one year, in advance 300 Montengrins, and all the Turks in ships only to be used, while the princicommittee of vix to draft amendments Sent of the District Attorney. He was to the Constitution, to be reported upon . Sentenced to pay a fine of one dollar and the garrison made prisoners. _ pal is to remain in perpetuity. : Bigaa it During the month of December, 1852, . 4 00 ix months 200 Three months 25 crs. ‘next Wednesday. On the preliminary the costs of prosecution. Samuel J. Ray, editor of the Macon motion to print the substitute offered by! Prarsewortuy.—The wretched, worth . the Boston Fire Department had been . (Ga.) Telegraph, died on the 6th inst.— . Mr. Sprague, a sharp passage-at-arms . Jess, wo-begone Indians who, as regular. Mr. Ray had been for many year s the took place betw een Messr s. Crabb and . ly as Sunday comes round, occupy the called out 17 times, 15 of which were to sale for kinds all of LEGAL BLANKS suet ‘ : Sprague on certain declarations which . ¢;j . ay 1 from varying charges on prison ,city ea . , unswervwas he Telegraph. the of . Jeditor at this office. . fires. ; : oe 4 , the former had heard the latter had . drunkenness tostealing makin disturb. ing in his political faith, and was known’ made before his constituents. ‘The gist . ances in the street, vekbiag, e% are JOB WORK of all kinds speedily and . Mr. Petin, the French Aerona ut, acexecuted. neatly /asas uncompromising advocate of De. of the rumor is, that the latter hud sta. now employed by the city authorities in a bale . mocracy and State Rights. ADVERTISEMENTS, to insure inser‘companied by three friends, mad ‘ted himself in favor of a convention on cleaning the streers. as early as ‘Thurs‘loon Single copies, A EE ascension sion, should be banded in day noon. Rates moderate. in New Orleans, on . ‘other occasions. ‘This was denied with A F The Legislature of Florida has elect. spirit, and Mr. Hager also dlschidied the . The overland mail from San Diego Christmas Day. reaches Los Angeles only semi-oceasion. ed S. St. George Rogers, Solicitor of the idea advanced, that there had been any . JAMES M. PARKER, is our agent at The arrangements fue the first exhicollusion between Senators to delay ac. ally, and then with news several months fan Francisco, at Wepsn & Co.'s Paper . Eastern Circuit. The “Liquor Bill,” ‘tion, Mr. Hubbs expre bition himse ssed as of Od. lf the The Star Metrep consid this olitan ma ers a fine il Institu te, in advertise All sireet. on Clay Warehouse, . which had passed the House, was dedecidedly in favor of voting directly and . speculation for the persons who have the ments sent through him will receive prompt Washington, are progressing with befeated in the Senate by a vote of 8 for separate ly upon the amendments, and ¢oMtract for transporting it, but further attention. coming activity. ‘not delegating the power to others. He . than that, of no possible good to anyA. DELANO & Co are our agents at Grass Valley, at Wells, Furgo & Co.’s. PE CT UE RENE TE ES TT Oe Hawthorne, the «aathor, received u pind ts.lic jalluded to an alteration in Mr. Crabb’s . body. It is stated that the submarino tele‘report. which propos thousand dollars from his English pubes that article 40f, Appray.—A cuarre! occurred between aB., N. Tormentine Cape from graph , section 31, which prohibits the law mak. two Soneranians, numed Damasio and lishers for the * Blithedaie Romanee.” Variety. eross Northumberland Strait, a distance ing power from passing a special act of Jacento, on the Sth inst., which resulted tev. Mr. Stutphen, Missionary of the There is a project on foot in Philadelg the former badlin y the of fourteen miles to Cape Tiaverse, incorporation except for municipal pur. in the cuttinof phia, to establish an asylum for decayed American Board, died at Morsovan, Prince Edward's Island, has been com. poses, be stricken out. _ farm, As the assault was entirely un. Mr. Wade stated that in the counties provoked, Jacento was arrested by some Turkey , on the 9th of Novem ber. merchants. pleted and works well. of Mariposa and Tulare, the question of Americans, present at the time, by whom The Ulinois College was burnt to the On ¢ hristmas Day, the d gree Of Mite. W ottington died possessed of an esconvention was the main one during the , he was tried, after a fashion peculiar to bekah” was conferred upon nine ladies, . last election, and that there had beena . themselves, convicted, and sentenced to ground on the evening of the Oth inst. tate and funds not far short of ten mil. sign vote upo the subj i rece fift las on his bar bac ific n ect. y hes ive e k, in ant the Odd Fel low ’s Lod ge, Lan cas ter , lion s Of dol lar e Spain is represented by European ada He was considered mi-!; Mr. Crabb made a most exciting and . which sentence was carried into imme~ C P ; Ackil ae serly and mean, and as closely calculaeloquent Speech in opposition to the ap-. diate effect on the public plaza. vices, tobe on the verge of revolution mmodore Morgan d i e rout i poin tmen of t the selec t comm itte — es. . s Biri ; we Grnimodo smorgan re aed ob Hout 3 . ted the valuo of one pound as any LonThe number of deaths in Philadelphia . The passage of this resolution recognized . , "A? Accipent,—On the ith se a Pl the spine. ; He ise was buried with novel a on shopiman. during the year 1852, was 10,245, jthe system of submitting amendments female who lives in the house of Don honors at New York. A gentleman of Cincinnati is engaged Tt is rumored that Judge Jewitt in._, ; ; in preparing a complete descriptive cattends to resign his seat on the Lench of nlogue of the botanical productions of the Courtof Appeals, N. Y.,in conse-) Nik 5 in codes Couetio€ ‘Appesis, e Ohio. quence of ill health. One of the tunnels on the PennsylvaA resolution has been introduced into ; ; Sa: nia Railroad, now constructing, is to be the Virginia , Legislature asking for the o Ke vive 0 fect in length. dstribution of the public domain for ed The Charleston Standard traces the ‘directly to the people. The matter had, /emas Sanchez, was badly burned in already been referred to two commit. Consequence of her clothes taking fire the to city that in a choler of prevalence . tees, and three reports had been sub. foom a match, which she accidentally oysters which are brought to market imitted upon the Governor's message.— . ignited. A child, which she held inher . rene {rom out of brackish instead of salt waThe bill which he had the honor to sub. #'™8 at the time, narrowly escaped a similar fate. ‘The sufferer, though in recommendmit had been unanimously ter; andashort time since a Florida! aper was persecuting the harmless biled by the committee on Public Expend-. ©*t’eme pain from the wounds, will pro\itures, and in addition tall these refer. bally recover. : valves at the authors of the cholera at . ences, the matter in Committee of the . Horse Strarinc—Arnrest or a THirr Apalachicola, ? Art, Whole had receivel ten new amend-. _ Morr Lyacuina.—The citizens The citizens of Poughkeepsie are aucational and internal improvements. of Los ments. He believed all such action was . . He ee varalet The Concord (N. H) Patriot, the bout applying to the Legislature for a resorted to for delay,ay, §and was From Italy, we learn that the Pope convinced . ODARCL BANS Suma Fe MY SRT ereLL 10 ie . Tesor 4 ' € @ Joss of stock by thieves within the last c leading Democrati paper of Concord, wity charter. in his own mind that the Senator from . year, that they are now extremely carehas expressed his gratification at the essays the printing office of that paper has Shasta was amenable tothe charge of fy) and vigilant. Two men named Smith There were twenty-two deaths by tablishiment of the Empire, and will visbeen the graduating school of a Gover. jattempting to ‘choke down” a fuil and . and Williams, were connected with a A : . . " week. one ia ebuleraat Charleston ‘it Franee to crown Napoleon. nor, a Senator in Congress, several Repfair expression of public sentiment. The pand of professional horse-thieves; they The cholera is raging fiercely at Pa Great consternation has been caused ysusentatives to Congress, many editors, . speaker proceeded to say that he was_ proposed to one Price to join them in erto Prineipe, and in other parts of the at Constantinople, Turkey, by the re Island of Cuba. J. S.C. Knowlton, of the Worcester some iministers, and many other young . j astonished at the feeling that rankled . their depredations; he feigned acquies in the bosoms of members on this floor, . cance; but informed the citizens of the fusul of the bank to receive the State men, who have filled at various times but he believed they dare not vote a. facts, and told them where the rendez paper in payment. numerous responsible stations in the iguinst the bill. To do so would seal yous was to take place. At the hour ap their political death warrants; they . pointed, a party of Americans, well armof Mayor elected been hes Palladium, 1t is proposed to establish a female community. : would sink so iow “that the hand of re. og, proceeded to the place designated; that eity. college at Luntsville, Texas, A rieb vein of lead has been discoversurrection itself would fail to reach’ price had preceded them. and when the In Newport, R. [., during the past The emigration to Western ‘Texas is ed in Campville, Tioga Co, N.Y. The them.” As for the Senator from Shasta, party came up the three were together, jhe would sit and hear him patientl y on the two thieves saddling up the horses } been has te year, thirty-three persons have died, immense at the present time. Gazet editor of the Owego this subject, even until he spat cotton which they had stolen, and the other whose average age was eighty-three Judge Nash has been appointed Chief shown specimens of the ore yielding 90 . instead years and nine months. of venom from his throat. Mr. Crabb then replied to the objec. Phe pursuing party came upon them un Justice of the Supreme Court of North per cent. On the 28th ult., the Bishop's chair . tion of Mr. Hubbs respecting corporaobserved, and one of them bursting upon jtions. He stated that numerous pro. the group, discharged his pistol, the ball Library in the United Carolina. Tho largest GC Seyenty-cight emigrants were admitStates is that of Howard University, in was stolen fiom St. eluding in all about ¥2,000 volumes. New Orleans. ted into the Portland Hospital, Oregon, Senator Merriweather hes settled hi } vontested geat question by taming full pay and mileage, and a complete set of during the month cf Oetober. Three died,) and forty-six were discharged as snrea enured There r >: : xe Richmond, Va., on Monday night last. 4 lt is said Louis Napsieon is not On Tuesday morning tho house tops were eome-at-able, as he was before the eleccovered to i ihe depth of , several *inches * tion which resulted in placiug Litn upon the throne of the Umpire. The John Lange, a Bremen ship, arrived at Patrick's Church, jposed amendments were made to the New Orleans on the 23d ult. The amount of real and personal es with 709 pasgengers. ‘The largest uum6 t to that port: by one tute in the State of New Jersey, is extiber ever brough vosaol, mated at $200,000.000, taking effect upon Smith, who fell, but Constitution, at least twenty-five. If immediately got up and fled to a house Sixty thousand hogsheads of molasses ithe ayes and nays were recorded oneach . about a mile distant. Williams also jor these, and they were subsequently . fled, and in endeavoring to shoot him, were imported into the State of Maine . submitted to the people at the ensuing . one of che pursuers accidentally dis the past year. was a heavy enow-storm at . pretending to be about something else. * jhey are : F going Wate Vinemnnnati, ‘election, } to a new and probably different charged his piece a new Legislat jail ure would have to vote upon) in baye &@ new Jui fim in the hand. £0 AND . them, to co-t $2,000, Many of these would be adopted at Price, wounding Williams escaped, but Smith was followed to the house in and others rejected; and the final re-. which he had taken refuge, and capIt was first intended to try and rt isis abouut to I remove sult would exhibit a discordant and in-. tured. efort lefo Maill ' 1a. Mail congruo us instrame nt. ; ‘hang the prisoner at once, but a propoen Ilav New the from ” Rock Idle 1 My, Sprague scouted the iden of the . sal to bring him to town prevailed, and . people being incompetent to cecide up. he was brought in on Sunday and placed A supper was given in honor of Mr, (on the proposed amendments. ‘The Sen. jn jail. ‘ator from San Joaquin virtuall confessy A Lynch . trial being thought, by some ult. 39th the on Meagher, at Louisville, jed that they were very competent to persons in town, the best for his case, Gas 1x Bancoa.—The city of Dangor . prohounce upon a new Constitution of and no one appearing to oppose it very ; vas ‘an hundred sections. The venerable widow of Col, Alexan He believed the . strenuously, in obedience to notices pre was lighted up with gas, for tho first . Conventionists were actuated by motives yjously posted up, a small number of that Mr. Fillmore will go to Budilo by der Hamilton, received visits at Washtime, on the Lath Jan. jwhich they deemed not proper to dipersons met on Tuesday, who, taking the ington, on the Istinst. Althoughat an It is now rumored that Napoleon LI . valge, way of Havana and New Orleuns. anal . prisoner from the jail, proceeded to inAfter the 4th of March nex‘, itis said! advanced age, she retains her affubility The Firemen of Jersey City bave been t eerfulness and cheerfulness. presented with a certificate plate, exeOne handred and eight students have g. avin engr euted in the highest orderof left the South Carolina College because A late Paris paper acknowledzes the the Commons Hall was obnoxious to reception by a Mr. Vattamore, ofa {ive them, and the faculty would not abolwid cat, sent by Covernor Means, of ish it. South Carolina. Phe Black Vomit is still committing . Mr. Crabb disclaimed any such ultevestigate the evidence against him.— will espouse a Princess of Spain. lrior motives on either his own part or The result was the deduction of the i . A witness of the two late ceremonies . that of the Conventionists. facts above related, upon which he was in France and England saye, that the Mr. Keene also disclaimed the charge gentenced to receive seventy-cight lashproelamation of the Empire was far less made against the friends of convention es upon the bare back. The sentence magnificent than the Duke's funeral, ofendeavoring to stifle opposition. He was carried into effeet the same after~ wanted merely the subject placed in its poon—Smith and a Mexican passing anda great deal more melancholy. true light before the people. ‘There through the ordeal together. Smith has Wurst Sausage is the unpoetical . had been an expression ofopinion by the wade tracks and is now at liberty to re naine of a promising musical composer of Logislature last year, when the bill) sume his profession. It is said that his . passed tho Assembly, and much feeling real name is Isaac D. Martin. W. R. King, the Vice President elect, its ravages in St. Domingo. Many of n. de es Dr wanifested in its favor by the Senate. When the man Smith was about to be by said now is has made his will. I: the crews of foreign vessels had died. — Mr. Lyons intimated that he would res ha ia ph el to objecte he stealing, horse for flogged ad d il Ph in er ll we je A his physicans that he cannot possibly reAmong others who have dicd was the vote fur the convention, but he would . having the punishm ent inflicted by an h ic wh d, an ll Ho in t cu d on am di ecived a cover. also vote to lay the amendments of ShasIndian, and a call was made or some French Consul. $5,000, at ed lu va is ta before the people. . white man to do it—a compensation of ft was ramo red ted in star Wash has g lady ingt youn © ny on In Alba that . ten dollars being offered to any one who ive perce will you as tion, resolu a “Ragged School,” in which she now , the President will send a special mesThe Vermont liquor law provides that jby The th islative report, was y 2 j has forty to Bfty children picked up in. sage to Congress on the subject of the . any intoxicated man may be arrested . O% the streets. . Pacilic Railroad, urging action on this ‘ ; ad and committed to prison until he is in a . by *h® legislative report, was adopted would undertake the job. the casting vote of the President. vote of the President yThe vote ong the engrossment, 13 to 8, An Amerii ‘enn, a young man, apparently in desti. tute circumstances, stepped forward and liquor. tell where he got bis to ion dit con The sum of $7,179 was collected by! important subject at the present session. . —and if he refuses to divulge, is locked . may be considered as putting a quietus . gecepted the offer, and, for the money upon the passage of the convention Dill ‘paid, performed the disgusting task.— \ The contributions to the Washington up till he relents. the Kentucky Co'onization Society in . this session, or at all events there must No sooner had he finished, however, . National Monument from the 16th DeSBOE: be a decided change in the views of sev. than he was seized by a portion of the ; December, all from Kentucky loans. . by was he than , Be .pt.--German papers armounce. The tonnage over the Ohio canals dur cember, to January 3d, amounted to $3, 349 40, ; the witness to collected bad who crowd, two @ bill the give to members {eral a ee "Gumbed she, abtaslated ‘flogging, thrown upon a blanket aad The expenditures during the ! fourth volume of his “Cosmos ;’ and the . thirds vote, Just before the final yote on the bill . tossed up into the air several times, a8 ing the past year, is said to be one-third ' manuscript being in the printer's hand same time were $044 49, who those of strength united the as high . that moved Keene Mr. taken, be to was . greater than that of last year. it is expected that it will shortly make the bill re-committed to the special coin. assisted in the operation could throw { The number of ships and barks enits appearance. The House Naval Committee, it is amend. jim, in his last descent falling so heavdraft to uppeinted six of mittee gaged in the whale fishery, belonging to aa s, lder shou and d hea his n upo jly, . stated, propose to bring ina bill for the the Unit moch whi ; tion titu cons the to nts . ™e now is i nat The population of Cincin ed States, was on Jan. 1, 1853. estimated discuesion. some after n prevailed, tion sio oug 165,000 at con ‘The . rely seve him ure inj navy. our rs to Steame war ten on of additi ships, 599; brigs, 80; schooners, 32; agas to deprive him. of his The bil, if it bad gone to its final was 60 violent Laborers are getting $150 a day on. gregate tonnage, 206,286, he that learn we but time, the at senses . received have probaly would passage, : v Ib A man in Connecticut has just inven a m fro ape the Illinois Central Kailroad, and the. esc His . red ove rec ce sin has . 8. st Mr. Thackeray, at a supper which he . ted a potatoe-digging machine, which is. *?, votes again al‘The us. culo mira st almo is fate e wors a rt repo to are e itte comm e’, . speci levees : The Cuiro the on the price same the rows, digs down horses by drawn . attended in Providence, assured his rt day pa e gh* th fortni . on dirt, he t, uc eiicet h t nd n a t wa co son s . thi for on us re d ge . le to-day . trom + from the dirt, separates them es, potato . The Boilers and Puddlers of Cincin. hosts that he * wasn't going to write a at th s wa t, ac e th of rs te ra et rp pe e th of . and loads them up into the cart, while . ip wh nati and Pittsburgh are on a strike for . book wbout the United States.” We! the to er off d ul wo o wh an ic er Am y an farmer walks alongside. whist’ ag! pea. A public Library has been estab. y ne mo for en ym tr un co n ow his an advance of wages. of ne lo '* Hail Columbia,” with big har. . . fuel relieved. . of on si vi Di A s. ng ri Sp ld Co at d he ig . j it. s hi in 8 ed rv 44 se de . pockets . The rise of the river at Louisville is ; ‘The Massachusetts Legislature has e rg la a h ic wh , ce an er mp Te of s on {S A Wuoursasce Assaseln—AvDsciocs l ete ser aie a reported tobe quite alarming, and a rep. filled the vacancies in the Senate with . Ferdinand ny from compa h Frenc —A ons rest Covp . , joned dy alrea have ns perso of r numbe well-. the , White etition of the calamitous ecenes of 1447 . Whizgs—giving that purty a majority of. known Bost n auctioneer, died on the! has also been organized ut the same . Sonora, consisting of twenty persone, ar was anticipated. ) ge 43 on joint ballet re th ur 4thinet. Fo e th -# on ed ud el on (C \ place, 7 ~

— lie ea NEVADA JOURNAL. et NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCE 4, 1859. VOL, 2.--NO. 45. THE JOURNAL . The President held the annual gran . We see by the Buffalo Courier that it . From the Benicia correspondence of the Union. . . Feception, and the brilliant rooms of the . is in contemplation to found an Agricul . Benicia, Feb, 25. . From the Los Angeles Star. Cornwall, charged with an assault and 5 Executive mansion were thronged on . tural Department for the University of. This has been an exciting day in the . attempt to commit murder, was tried by PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING BY . New Yeai’s Day. . Baffalo. The thought is to endow seven ‘Senate, consequent upon the discussion the Court of Sessions on the 8th inst.— of the Convention question. The debate , The defendant appeared ond plead guil BUDD & SARGENT, The fort of Zabijac, on the Albanian . Professorships through Scholarships at centered upon the resolution of Mr. Sny. ty to assault and battery, which plea Offce on Broad street, opposite the Court). frontier, has been taken by storm, by *150 each. The interestof these Schorder authorizing the appointment of a . was accepted by the Court with the con Flouse, TERMS. $7 00 for one year, in advance 300 Montengrins, and all the Turks in ships only to be used, while the princicommittee of vix to draft amendments Sent of the District Attorney. He was to the Constitution, to be reported upon . Sentenced to pay a fine of one dollar and the garrison made prisoners. _ pal is to remain in perpetuity. : Bigaa it During the month of December, 1852, . 4 00 ix months 200 Three months 25 crs. ‘next Wednesday. On the preliminary the costs of prosecution. Samuel J. Ray, editor of the Macon motion to print the substitute offered by! Prarsewortuy.—The wretched, worth . the Boston Fire Department had been . (Ga.) Telegraph, died on the 6th inst.— . Mr. Sprague, a sharp passage-at-arms . Jess, wo-begone Indians who, as regular. Mr. Ray had been for many year s the took place betw een Messr s. Crabb and . ly as Sunday comes round, occupy the called out 17 times, 15 of which were to sale for kinds all of LEGAL BLANKS suet ‘ : Sprague on certain declarations which . ¢;j . ay 1 from varying charges on prison ,city ea . , unswervwas he Telegraph. the of . Jeditor at this office. . fires. ; : oe 4 , the former had heard the latter had . drunkenness tostealing makin disturb. ing in his political faith, and was known’ made before his constituents. ‘The gist . ances in the street, vekbiag, e% are JOB WORK of all kinds speedily and . Mr. Petin, the French Aerona ut, acexecuted. neatly /asas uncompromising advocate of De. of the rumor is, that the latter hud sta. now employed by the city authorities in a bale . mocracy and State Rights. ADVERTISEMENTS, to insure inser‘companied by three friends, mad ‘ted himself in favor of a convention on cleaning the streers. as early as ‘Thurs‘loon Single copies, A EE ascension sion, should be banded in day noon. Rates moderate. in New Orleans, on . ‘other occasions. ‘This was denied with A F The Legislature of Florida has elect. spirit, and Mr. Hager also dlschidied the . The overland mail from San Diego Christmas Day. reaches Los Angeles only semi-oceasion. ed S. St. George Rogers, Solicitor of the idea advanced, that there had been any . JAMES M. PARKER, is our agent at The arrangements fue the first exhicollusion between Senators to delay ac. ally, and then with news several months fan Francisco, at Wepsn & Co.'s Paper . Eastern Circuit. The “Liquor Bill,” ‘tion, Mr. Hubbs expre bition himse ssed as of Od. lf the The Star Metrep consid this olitan ma ers a fine il Institu te, in advertise All sireet. on Clay Warehouse, . which had passed the House, was dedecidedly in favor of voting directly and . speculation for the persons who have the ments sent through him will receive prompt Washington, are progressing with befeated in the Senate by a vote of 8 for separate ly upon the amendments, and ¢oMtract for transporting it, but further attention. coming activity. ‘not delegating the power to others. He . than that, of no possible good to anyA. DELANO & Co are our agents at Grass Valley, at Wells, Furgo & Co.’s. PE CT UE RENE TE ES TT Oe Hawthorne, the «aathor, received u pind ts.lic jalluded to an alteration in Mr. Crabb’s . body. It is stated that the submarino tele‘report. which propos thousand dollars from his English pubes that article 40f, Appray.—A cuarre! occurred between aB., N. Tormentine Cape from graph , section 31, which prohibits the law mak. two Soneranians, numed Damasio and lishers for the * Blithedaie Romanee.” Variety. eross Northumberland Strait, a distance ing power from passing a special act of Jacento, on the Sth inst., which resulted tev. Mr. Stutphen, Missionary of the There is a project on foot in Philadelg the former badlin y the of fourteen miles to Cape Tiaverse, incorporation except for municipal pur. in the cuttinof phia, to establish an asylum for decayed American Board, died at Morsovan, Prince Edward's Island, has been com. poses, be stricken out. _ farm, As the assault was entirely un. Mr. Wade stated that in the counties provoked, Jacento was arrested by some Turkey , on the 9th of Novem ber. merchants. pleted and works well. of Mariposa and Tulare, the question of Americans, present at the time, by whom The Ulinois College was burnt to the On ¢ hristmas Day, the d gree Of Mite. W ottington died possessed of an esconvention was the main one during the , he was tried, after a fashion peculiar to bekah” was conferred upon nine ladies, . last election, and that there had beena . themselves, convicted, and sentenced to ground on the evening of the Oth inst. tate and funds not far short of ten mil. sign vote upo the subj i rece fift las on his bar bac ific n ect. y hes ive e k, in ant the Odd Fel low ’s Lod ge, Lan cas ter , lion s Of dol lar e Spain is represented by European ada He was considered mi-!; Mr. Crabb made a most exciting and . which sentence was carried into imme~ C P ; Ackil ae serly and mean, and as closely calculaeloquent Speech in opposition to the ap-. diate effect on the public plaza. vices, tobe on the verge of revolution mmodore Morgan d i e rout i poin tmen of t the selec t comm itte — es. . s Biri ; we Grnimodo smorgan re aed ob Hout 3 . ted the valuo of one pound as any LonThe number of deaths in Philadelphia . The passage of this resolution recognized . , "A? Accipent,—On the ith se a Pl the spine. ; He ise was buried with novel a on shopiman. during the year 1852, was 10,245, jthe system of submitting amendments female who lives in the house of Don honors at New York. A gentleman of Cincinnati is engaged Tt is rumored that Judge Jewitt in._, ; ; in preparing a complete descriptive cattends to resign his seat on the Lench of nlogue of the botanical productions of the Courtof Appeals, N. Y.,in conse-) Nik 5 in codes Couetio€ ‘Appesis, e Ohio. quence of ill health. One of the tunnels on the PennsylvaA resolution has been introduced into ; ; Sa: nia Railroad, now constructing, is to be the Virginia , Legislature asking for the o Ke vive 0 fect in length. dstribution of the public domain for ed The Charleston Standard traces the ‘directly to the people. The matter had, /emas Sanchez, was badly burned in already been referred to two commit. Consequence of her clothes taking fire the to city that in a choler of prevalence . tees, and three reports had been sub. foom a match, which she accidentally oysters which are brought to market imitted upon the Governor's message.— . ignited. A child, which she held inher . rene {rom out of brackish instead of salt waThe bill which he had the honor to sub. #'™8 at the time, narrowly escaped a similar fate. ‘The sufferer, though in recommendmit had been unanimously ter; andashort time since a Florida! aper was persecuting the harmless biled by the committee on Public Expend-. ©*t’eme pain from the wounds, will pro\itures, and in addition tall these refer. bally recover. : valves at the authors of the cholera at . ences, the matter in Committee of the . Horse Strarinc—Arnrest or a THirr Apalachicola, ? Art, Whole had receivel ten new amend-. _ Morr Lyacuina.—The citizens The citizens of Poughkeepsie are aucational and internal improvements. of Los ments. He believed all such action was . . He ee varalet The Concord (N. H) Patriot, the bout applying to the Legislature for a resorted to for delay,ay, §and was From Italy, we learn that the Pope convinced . ODARCL BANS Suma Fe MY SRT ereLL 10 ie . Tesor 4 ' € @ Joss of stock by thieves within the last c leading Democrati paper of Concord, wity charter. in his own mind that the Senator from . year, that they are now extremely carehas expressed his gratification at the essays the printing office of that paper has Shasta was amenable tothe charge of fy) and vigilant. Two men named Smith There were twenty-two deaths by tablishiment of the Empire, and will visbeen the graduating school of a Gover. jattempting to ‘choke down” a fuil and . and Williams, were connected with a A : . . " week. one ia ebuleraat Charleston ‘it Franee to crown Napoleon. nor, a Senator in Congress, several Repfair expression of public sentiment. The pand of professional horse-thieves; they The cholera is raging fiercely at Pa Great consternation has been caused ysusentatives to Congress, many editors, . speaker proceeded to say that he was_ proposed to one Price to join them in erto Prineipe, and in other parts of the at Constantinople, Turkey, by the re Island of Cuba. J. S.C. Knowlton, of the Worcester some iministers, and many other young . j astonished at the feeling that rankled . their depredations; he feigned acquies in the bosoms of members on this floor, . cance; but informed the citizens of the fusul of the bank to receive the State men, who have filled at various times but he believed they dare not vote a. facts, and told them where the rendez paper in payment. numerous responsible stations in the iguinst the bill. To do so would seal yous was to take place. At the hour ap their political death warrants; they . pointed, a party of Americans, well armof Mayor elected been hes Palladium, 1t is proposed to establish a female community. : would sink so iow “that the hand of re. og, proceeded to the place designated; that eity. college at Luntsville, Texas, A rieb vein of lead has been discoversurrection itself would fail to reach’ price had preceded them. and when the In Newport, R. [., during the past The emigration to Western ‘Texas is ed in Campville, Tioga Co, N.Y. The them.” As for the Senator from Shasta, party came up the three were together, jhe would sit and hear him patientl y on the two thieves saddling up the horses } been has te year, thirty-three persons have died, immense at the present time. Gazet editor of the Owego this subject, even until he spat cotton which they had stolen, and the other whose average age was eighty-three Judge Nash has been appointed Chief shown specimens of the ore yielding 90 . instead years and nine months. of venom from his throat. Mr. Crabb then replied to the objec. Phe pursuing party came upon them un Justice of the Supreme Court of North per cent. On the 28th ult., the Bishop's chair . tion of Mr. Hubbs respecting corporaobserved, and one of them bursting upon jtions. He stated that numerous pro. the group, discharged his pistol, the ball Library in the United Carolina. Tho largest GC Seyenty-cight emigrants were admitStates is that of Howard University, in was stolen fiom St. eluding in all about ¥2,000 volumes. New Orleans. ted into the Portland Hospital, Oregon, Senator Merriweather hes settled hi } vontested geat question by taming full pay and mileage, and a complete set of during the month cf Oetober. Three died,) and forty-six were discharged as snrea enured There r >: : xe Richmond, Va., on Monday night last. 4 lt is said Louis Napsieon is not On Tuesday morning tho house tops were eome-at-able, as he was before the eleccovered to i ihe depth of , several *inches * tion which resulted in placiug Litn upon the throne of the Umpire. The John Lange, a Bremen ship, arrived at Patrick's Church, jposed amendments were made to the New Orleans on the 23d ult. The amount of real and personal es with 709 pasgengers. ‘The largest uum6 t to that port: by one tute in the State of New Jersey, is extiber ever brough vosaol, mated at $200,000.000, taking effect upon Smith, who fell, but Constitution, at least twenty-five. If immediately got up and fled to a house Sixty thousand hogsheads of molasses ithe ayes and nays were recorded oneach . about a mile distant. Williams also jor these, and they were subsequently . fled, and in endeavoring to shoot him, were imported into the State of Maine . submitted to the people at the ensuing . one of che pursuers accidentally dis the past year. was a heavy enow-storm at . pretending to be about something else. * jhey are : F going Wate Vinemnnnati, ‘election, } to a new and probably different charged his piece a new

Legislat jail ure would have to vote upon) in baye &@ new Jui fim in the hand. £0 AND . them, to co-t $2,000, Many of these would be adopted at Price, wounding Williams escaped, but Smith was followed to the house in and others rejected; and the final re-. which he had taken refuge, and capIt was first intended to try and rt isis abouut to I remove sult would exhibit a discordant and in-. tured. efort lefo Maill ' 1a. Mail congruo us instrame nt. ; ‘hang the prisoner at once, but a propoen Ilav New the from ” Rock Idle 1 My, Sprague scouted the iden of the . sal to bring him to town prevailed, and . people being incompetent to cecide up. he was brought in on Sunday and placed A supper was given in honor of Mr, (on the proposed amendments. ‘The Sen. jn jail. ‘ator from San Joaquin virtuall confessy A Lynch . trial being thought, by some ult. 39th the on Meagher, at Louisville, jed that they were very competent to persons in town, the best for his case, Gas 1x Bancoa.—The city of Dangor . prohounce upon a new Constitution of and no one appearing to oppose it very ; vas ‘an hundred sections. The venerable widow of Col, Alexan He believed the . strenuously, in obedience to notices pre was lighted up with gas, for tho first . Conventionists were actuated by motives yjously posted up, a small number of that Mr. Fillmore will go to Budilo by der Hamilton, received visits at Washtime, on the Lath Jan. jwhich they deemed not proper to dipersons met on Tuesday, who, taking the ington, on the Istinst. Althoughat an It is now rumored that Napoleon LI . valge, way of Havana and New Orleuns. anal . prisoner from the jail, proceeded to inAfter the 4th of March nex‘, itis said! advanced age, she retains her affubility The Firemen of Jersey City bave been t eerfulness and cheerfulness. presented with a certificate plate, exeOne handred and eight students have g. avin engr euted in the highest orderof left the South Carolina College because A late Paris paper acknowledzes the the Commons Hall was obnoxious to reception by a Mr. Vattamore, ofa {ive them, and the faculty would not abolwid cat, sent by Covernor Means, of ish it. South Carolina. Phe Black Vomit is still committing . Mr. Crabb disclaimed any such ultevestigate the evidence against him.— will espouse a Princess of Spain. lrior motives on either his own part or The result was the deduction of the i . A witness of the two late ceremonies . that of the Conventionists. facts above related, upon which he was in France and England saye, that the Mr. Keene also disclaimed the charge gentenced to receive seventy-cight lashproelamation of the Empire was far less made against the friends of convention es upon the bare back. The sentence magnificent than the Duke's funeral, ofendeavoring to stifle opposition. He was carried into effeet the same after~ wanted merely the subject placed in its poon—Smith and a Mexican passing anda great deal more melancholy. true light before the people. ‘There through the ordeal together. Smith has Wurst Sausage is the unpoetical . had been an expression ofopinion by the wade tracks and is now at liberty to re naine of a promising musical composer of Logislature last year, when the bill) sume his profession. It is said that his . passed tho Assembly, and much feeling real name is Isaac D. Martin. W. R. King, the Vice President elect, its ravages in St. Domingo. Many of n. de es Dr wanifested in its favor by the Senate. When the man Smith was about to be by said now is has made his will. I: the crews of foreign vessels had died. — Mr. Lyons intimated that he would res ha ia ph el to objecte he stealing, horse for flogged ad d il Ph in er ll we je A his physicans that he cannot possibly reAmong others who have dicd was the vote fur the convention, but he would . having the punishm ent inflicted by an h ic wh d, an ll Ho in t cu d on am di ecived a cover. also vote to lay the amendments of ShasIndian, and a call was made or some French Consul. $5,000, at ed lu va is ta before the people. . white man to do it—a compensation of ft was ramo red ted in star Wash has g lady ingt youn © ny on In Alba that . ten dollars being offered to any one who ive perce will you as tion, resolu a “Ragged School,” in which she now , the President will send a special mesThe Vermont liquor law provides that jby The th islative report, was y 2 j has forty to Bfty children picked up in. sage to Congress on the subject of the . any intoxicated man may be arrested . O% the streets. . Pacilic Railroad, urging action on this ‘ ; ad and committed to prison until he is in a . by *h® legislative report, was adopted would undertake the job. the casting vote of the President. vote of the President yThe vote ong the engrossment, 13 to 8, An Amerii ‘enn, a young man, apparently in desti. tute circumstances, stepped forward and liquor. tell where he got bis to ion dit con The sum of $7,179 was collected by! important subject at the present session. . —and if he refuses to divulge, is locked . may be considered as putting a quietus . gecepted the offer, and, for the money upon the passage of the convention Dill ‘paid, performed the disgusting task.— \ The contributions to the Washington up till he relents. the Kentucky Co'onization Society in . this session, or at all events there must No sooner had he finished, however, . National Monument from the 16th DeSBOE: be a decided change in the views of sev. than he was seized by a portion of the ; December, all from Kentucky loans. . by was he than , Be .pt.--German papers armounce. The tonnage over the Ohio canals dur cember, to January 3d, amounted to $3, 349 40, ; the witness to collected bad who crowd, two @ bill the give to members {eral a ee "Gumbed she, abtaslated ‘flogging, thrown upon a blanket aad The expenditures during the ! fourth volume of his “Cosmos ;’ and the . thirds vote, Just before the final yote on the bill . tossed up into the air several times, a8 ing the past year, is said to be one-third ' manuscript being in the printer's hand same time were $044 49, who those of strength united the as high . that moved Keene Mr. taken, be to was . greater than that of last year. it is expected that it will shortly make the bill re-committed to the special coin. assisted in the operation could throw { The number of ships and barks enits appearance. The House Naval Committee, it is amend. jim, in his last descent falling so heavdraft to uppeinted six of mittee gaged in the whale fishery, belonging to aa s, lder shou and d hea his n upo jly, . stated, propose to bring ina bill for the the Unit moch whi ; tion titu cons the to nts . ™e now is i nat The population of Cincin ed States, was on Jan. 1, 1853. estimated discuesion. some after n prevailed, tion sio oug 165,000 at con ‘The . rely seve him ure inj navy. our rs to Steame war ten on of additi ships, 599; brigs, 80; schooners, 32; agas to deprive him. of his The bil, if it bad gone to its final was 60 violent Laborers are getting $150 a day on. gregate tonnage, 206,286, he that learn we but time, the at senses . received have probaly would passage, : v Ib A man in Connecticut has just inven a m fro ape the Illinois Central Kailroad, and the. esc His . red ove rec ce sin has . 8. st Mr. Thackeray, at a supper which he . ted a potatoe-digging machine, which is. *?, votes again al‘The us. culo mira st almo is fate e wors a rt repo to are e itte comm e’, . speci levees : The Cuiro the on the price same the rows, digs down horses by drawn . attended in Providence, assured his rt day pa e gh* th fortni . on dirt, he t, uc eiicet h t nd n a t wa co son s . thi for on us re d ge . le to-day . trom + from the dirt, separates them es, potato . The Boilers and Puddlers of Cincin. hosts that he * wasn't going to write a at th s wa t, ac e th of rs te ra et rp pe e th of . and loads them up into the cart, while . ip wh nati and Pittsburgh are on a strike for . book wbout the United States.” We! the to er off d ul wo o wh an ic er Am y an farmer walks alongside. whist’ ag! pea. A public Library has been estab. y ne mo for en ym tr un co n ow his an advance of wages. of ne lo '* Hail Columbia,” with big har. . . fuel relieved. . of on si vi Di A s. ng ri Sp ld Co at d he ig . j it. s hi in 8 ed rv 44 se de . pockets . The rise of the river at Louisville is ; ‘The Massachusetts Legislature has e rg la a h ic wh , ce an er mp Te of s on {S A Wuoursasce Assaseln—AvDsciocs l ete ser aie a reported tobe quite alarming, and a rep. filled the vacancies in the Senate with . Ferdinand ny from compa h Frenc —A ons rest Covp . , joned dy alrea have ns perso of r numbe well-. the , White etition of the calamitous ecenes of 1447 . Whizgs—giving that purty a majority of. known Bost n auctioneer, died on the! has also been organized ut the same . Sonora, consisting of twenty persone, ar was anticipated. ) ge 43 on joint ballet re th ur 4thinet. Fo e th -# on ed ud el on (C \ place, 7 ~