Weekly Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1841), 1848-11-29

              WEEKLY 0 o 0 o.fiN"Aljo VOLUME XXXIX. COLUMBUS, WEDNESDAY, NOV EMIiEK 29, 1848. NUMBEli 13. HUULISIIKI) KV'KKV WKDNKHDAY MOKNINU, BY THRALL & KKKI). Jlficoin tho Journal Building, south curt corner of Higli strnot mid Sugar alley. VM. 0. Tlflt.U.L AMI HKNHY HKKD, FmTons. T K It -M 8 : Tit Hi: K Dni.t,AH iM'.lt iff ni'.m, which lii:iy bo discharged by the pay incut of Iw u I'm. i. a us in advance, mid frue of pontage, or ul" per cent'ige In Agents ur Cul lee tors. 'J 'lie Juiirniil in also published pnily mid Tri-Weekly du in tho ver; Daily, poriinmiiu, gi j 'i'ri-W oekly . ' t. MONDAY KVKNI.NU, November 20, 1HIM. General Taylor's KluoUon Whose in the Victory I The Lncofocus contend tli;il the election of Gener i' Taylor i not a Whig victory. This may be true. itrteiuer it is or nut, we presume (hat no one, ut tins day, tvill claim that success has been on the side of tin; Lncofocus If thi) Whigs have not been successful, they certainly have Dot been bcalen, as the Lucofocos have; and an they mostly voted for General Taylor, we are justified in the belicl thai, at Hie very Irani, they were willing thui he should be ch-clt'd. We are assured I lint the Whigs will tiolcl.iiin any more of the credit uf aiding in tin; election of General Taylor thin they art? entitled (o, and with great pleasure we approach tin inquiry : Whose it the victory? Tho victory belong to those who have wrought it, and to no one elm-! Il belongs to the vast and mighty PKOPLF, In-fore whose irresistible potency the sub-th'it snares have failed, and the most cunning plots have died powerless in the hand of the plotters. Falsehood, abuse, party combinations, and th most contemptible falsehoods all those tiling which hitherto hav been regarded as powerful engines to produce potiticitl results, have been but as the whirl of a few dead leaves in a solitary corner, compared with tin1 irresistible null of the tempest that strides through ami scatters the forest. The might of the people of thai (riant which frequently lumber when he should be awake, but who when amesed admits of no question as to his power, has curried the candidate of tho Philadelphia Convention high above alt the petty obstacles thi I have been thrown In 'fore him, and hits sustained, supported anil elected him and placed him triumphantly upon the highest and most sacred seat. .hut trim dipTrculrg siieh un truit' They whose frauds will now be exposed whose base designs will be frustrated, and who are in danger of being driven from that power which they have abused and front (hose offices which they have prostrated to the criminal design of forcing them to beget their own pirpetuity. fliey complain of grievous wrong llow Tney have before Ihetn the prosper! of being deprived of those hosts which from long incumbency Ihey have suppoitd themselves entitled by right. And the people having done it, of course they are chargeable with the wrong done to these ollice holders by Hie divine rightof p'irsessioii of the spoils. The liuuki-rs and hackneys of parly in whose hearts Loco-focoisiii has dne its perfect work, producing the bitter fruits of gt-lfuhucss and hypocrisy who cringe and bow to the people that they may steal the birthright The Columbus Whig Jubilee. Some people seem to ho disappointed that we have not given a more full description of the Whig Celebration which "came nlf" in Columbus on Thursday evening Whercfurc should we describe that scene of rejoicing? Was not en rijhody present, and participating? And how can language describe that of which an idea con only be obtained by actual seeing and hearing? It was a glorious season of miscellaneous rejoicing. A correspondent of I ho Springjicld Kcpublie writing hence on Thursday evening, says : " Noisk ami Com-us o?t ' reign here. If Gun. Cass were at this moment in the cajiitnl of Ohio, i much doubt if lie could be heard." lledl un has broken loose tu earnest and of all tho concords of sweet sounds that ever greeted human eur, (lie music of this hour hears the palm. 11 The (ruth is that about ten thousand people, are now on High street, and they are making I lie air ring Willi snouts to say nothing of the uoudretls ot tm horns with which the hoys have armed tin-mud vs. High street und Urnad street are brilliantly illuminated, mid rockets and lire-works increase the blaze. All enjoy the jubilee, and even the friends of the late Lewis (,'a.ss seem in enter into the sjimt of the lime, nml smile kindly upon their neighbors, who have prepared this entertainment for them, previous to their long and perilous voyage up Halt River." The truth is, no very definite arrangements were made, hut every one was free lo arrange his portion of the occasion to mil his own taste. The illumination was splendid the "noise" was great the "con fusion " wiisadiuiriblu A temporary sluicing was erected in front of the United States Hotel, from which some fashionable songs were sung by the Glee Club. Gen. J mi L. Gtir.tv, of Rot-, was called to Ihe stand, and responded to the call in an animated npeeeh ofiiboiit three quarters of an hour. Occasionally, during the speech, high over tho " noise ami confusion" which reigned in different parts of the town, eamo looming the shouts of the multitude surrounding the speaker's stand, showing that the orator had made a hit which lidd upon the popular car, and was responded to by the popular voice. This fad was inn do siill further apparent by the snarling of the Statesman jackuh, whose refined susceptibilities Were shocked by arrows of truth sped with unerring aim by tho speaker. It'sa pity lliey should lake matters with an ill grace, when it is inevitable that Ihey are to be taken. Jtlillurd mtmorc. Hon Millard hllmore, the Vice President elect of tin! Untied States, was wailed upon at the Irving ii'iii,-, in ,i(hv lork, on 1 ueed.iy evening, by ttie Whig (Jeucnl Committee, and their chairman, Hon I'hibp Hone, addressed linn in some congratulatory remarks. Mr. lime nllud d to Mr. Fill e's birthplace, the State of New York ; to the fact that (or V iee 1 resident he was ev York's first choice ; and expressed the contidenee of Imh fellow -citizens that, in Hie (liattiigiiislicd priKilionhe wnscalh'd upon t'lhll, he would seek only the country's welfare; that he would protect and promote the arts of peace and consult the jrod of the people. .Mr. Fillmore replied very happily, acknowledging the coumliiiicul, and modenlK- tt ritiu 1 1 n r the hiiccchs of the Whig iioiiiim.lion lo the name uf Ueia-rul Taylor, of whom he said : in tnat man, and his simnlicilv.enertfv. and striiiirhl- forwardness, 1 have the highest confidence. 1 have never had llio honor of Inking h,in by the hand, or of meeting hull face to face, hut 1 have Bludied well his character, and I feel, therefore, that 1 know him well, for it in a character plain and open, to be read by every body, and not thai of a ci'inulex nature that deludes anu puzzles the observer. I have no doubt that undi TfKSDAY KVENIMtt, November !, 1818. Tiik BnuAK Ciiof, The editor of the New Or-leani Delta says, from personal observations, that the yield of sugar this year will be scarcely equal to half of tint of last year. I'lnnters who made one and a half and two hogshead to the acre last year, produce lv than a Imgihcad now. And to produce tins amount Ihey are compelled lo push their hands and increase their foree, lo keep up a supply fr the kettles. Sev eral engines have been broken by Ih vcrc lax imposed upon them in rolling su'.h hard cane, and the most powerful of Iheiu creak mid treinhlj under the pres. sure. The supply of ne-Insnes will also fill considerably short of tint of last year ll"MF, r.wiu;!u;K Co,0, Nov. Ill, 14. I'.ilitor lUiiu .Viirr Journal 0 hmm.m i:s : L util the week previous to the Presidential election 1 was in the reinihir rer.emt of 10 eonicH of tour iitiiinihrnir unrl lint belongs to the citizen- who Hatter that Ihey may j y, v,tH,n f n,,. Washington Hattrru. 1 a.n also an devour, and profess service only that they may despoil. I old seiner iber lo the lUttstmruh Hnmtr not one of There will be n swe ping of atic-lt vermin from their : which failed to reach me dunii the past year. In the long cheiished haunts-there will be a purification be- 1 w','k U'l,'d to by me they t.a,h nml all Juilttl Ut up. e i i ,i nni ,i mi -1 i ptnr. A copy of tmt spicy and veracious (.heel, Ihe fore which they will full there will be a besom tt hose , . -V ,. i i i . V ' ! ' nmmiirn -ittitrsimin, (to wuicli a No I am a suoncnlier) blow already llm-ntcns destruet U llu-.r webs, and ; ,1H, ,lllt II1J(.lir,.(1 lts tlHII;il p1JMI.,ll,1itv, promises lo luru Ihem away from the warm corner ! Were similar coincidences observable at ihis lime where they have sii -d and devoured the spoil. Ilea- ! aiming your readers 1 Respectfully, Ac, C. F. ti. ven grant that Ihe purdicatiuu may be perfect and ef- Wt assure our friend thai his cane is by no means fcctiial! a peculiar one. Our daily correspondence brings us Who darts lo he tliflrnul irr'A the Utah? almost daily acquainted with very siunl ir ones. '1 lie Is it the dear lovers uf the people those who had great question is, who can show in u remedy r Fns. great lender liens anil ulfeclion for Ihe misses, so long as those masses followed qu'clly inlhcir lead, allowed them to exchange the Inller for a bridle, the bridle for a curb, and to add a saddle, and a ride into power, as A Live U hig. A gentleman ol 1'fovulence, who has been traveling all over Ihe world for two years, reached home on Wednesday imiriiiii He had been iiiakitiir Ins cil- the reward and result of their patriotic love ? And I cutatunis lor I'toir moiilhs so as to reach Providence m now, this I'KOPLK has elected a President; audi time to vole f..r Taylor He was not aware o l,e al- , il till ... . i lerahon in the day of the elect. on, and did not iiscir. these lovers ol the people have held the power so long i , , ., . . , 11 ... , 1 ll he saw it in a Providence paper al Jamaica, that it it luoonvcmcnl to part with it, and then-lore ,t. ,,,,, MU,IlI1. iri n ,.,, W1W t( they are displeased wilh Un- pei,h; Ihey complain Jt.ave in a week, but fearing that he might lie Ion late, they have been d frauded tb-y, thr pmplr, have I le- started in an open pilol ImiiI lor St. Jugo, to take been delrautled. and Ihe rascally in-nnle have defraud- jnuMlicr steamer. He r nnml M. J,;g .11 a-u le ed litem ! tSlmnge 1 It'hy thmld antf one he dindfittd The people who have elected General Taylor have certainly no reason to be displeased with his election, nor lo depreciate the importance of the victory winch they have gained. They will not even inquire w helh-er it is a W hig victory satisfied, at all events, that it is theirs lo enure to their benefit to emore their supremacy, ami to bring buck to the republic lint golden age which gave such promise of peipetual duration under the aduiinittratioji of the early Presidents of the I'nitcil Stales. Whatever else may have been in the hearts of the masses throughout Ihe I ui ted Stales, it is certain that there was among them a strong and earnest d sire lo rciiKtalc the Constitution upon the basn where, by the fathers of the republic il was intended to stand, and to ensure a return lo llinl puritv, truth and justice in its adiuiniMrution, from which Ihe present parly in power, h id far departed. The l ifg rlaim the l utonj J'r the VEOVtX The Whig party stood sponsor f r (he people at Phil, adrtphia, and ihey have given direction to their activity since. Wluil more need they claim ? If Ihe pen. pie ire not the Whig parly, who dire sny lint the Whig (tarty is not Ihe pt op!i of the people lr'iu the people acting by lln tr iiupuUes, leclmg with their sympathies, and ready now lit iej"ice III the gl" rious victory which the j pie have accomplished Is Hot that piioiiIi Wh it p uly stands fairer, more honorably, brilliantly, before Hie American people and the Woi Id Vute ol the Reserve Counties. We have the complete Vote of the Reserve counties, with the exception of Huron. The totals stand Taylor II.G77, Cass ll.H-i, Van More., t:i,!:i. Huron county gave Taylor t 1 majority, and about '.WO Voles for Yfttl It ire II. The loin I Vole of ihe II Reserve counties will not vary much from l.'t.tKIO, and Wdl be divided nrvly a follows : Taylor 1 :it Cass lli.'m), Van Dureu I (,:). A towiish p or two that formerly belonged to Lorain, and now put of Ashland, and several townships in M tleuiing, that formerly belonged to Trumbull, not included. Thus it will be seen III il Cass leads Taylor about 3,r7i nml Van Ruren about l,ti:i; while Van lluren , leads Taylor bul voles. So much f.r the boasts ot the Van Hureniie lenders, from Giddmgs down, thai the Reserve would give ten or fifteen thousand majority for the IliilFilo nominees t As it is, Van comes out only second best, and could l" late. He returned to Jamaica, having been in the pilot bo tit three diy, and tooK I lie steamer fur Havana. There he took the (.'icxcent City, winch was compelled to put into Wilmington f.r coal. At W il-uiniitou, fearing that Ihe detention of the boat uiiirbt make him too ute, lie slurled overland, traveling'' infill and day; and although delnim-d one mglil ut Wnii-itiift. hi, by arriving li.iif an h-oir loo late, tic reached W urcester on (be day of ihe election, (m alter Ihe last ir.im of cars h id started for Providence. There he tried to hire a locomotive lo bring hnu to Providence, but the agents of the mad did iml dare to scud one, without lioiice, f'T fear of meeting Hie upward Irani ; and it was so Itle that an hour e.xpreus could ut reach Providence till Ihe polls had closed. Now, we mil Ihis man a hre It hiu, and ue are not sure but the (secretary nf Slite oujjlit lo count his vole, li e t-hill reckon it, when we speak of the Wing uitijmily in Itlii'de I Lnd, And while llim jjood lug was making all these exertions, lo fulfill a great duly of cili-zeiiihip, hundreds nf men, calling themselves W hu.rs, entitled to (lie same rights and reslinj under Ihe samo responsibility, have quietly s'aid at home, within ten minutes walk of Ihe pdls ; but there were enough of the other sort to give Old '. ick the victory, anil H our friend did not have- the hoimr he so well deserved of aiding il, he, at least, arrived in excellent lime tu hear of it. Vrurutt nee Journal. The veiling Post concludes an article upon tho election and the annexation of Texas in this vein : ".Mr. Polk to dealt Willi tin Texas and slavery question, from Ins first t'oiehmg il, as himself In ' fire the tram,' mid the tlauie tint has broke out has been indeed ijriiernl and overpowering. It hat broken up lite liiuioerntic parly of ihe I'liion from its very foundation. It his inrowu (he whole power of Ihe nation into the bands of ihe WlnLrs, though it is most manifest that the pirit and Ihe principles of Democracy are far in the ascend tut ; and it In sent Mr. lVlk,lns advisers and supnorlers into irredeemable obsrnritv, notwithstanding the bnlluncy of the most extraordinary nnliinry campaign in our annals; and he must soon retire from public life, wild the enduring r ibx-turn thai, by adopting the wretched policy of Tyler and Calhoun, lie his lietrij ed and destroyed the party which made hnu all he ever was or ever will be." I ruin tho Cincimi id Itaily t'hroniclc. The Two Old Atwiutiitihuicet. In the vicinity nf the corner of Mam and Fourth streets, in this city, is a merelmiil for whom we en-teriiuu the hiifliej-l ropeel He it fivorahly known by nearly nil cituciis, us an horn st, intelligent, Christian man, and has been such since bis bovhmol. Not a stnin rests upon his churscter, u Inch makes the fo-lowing incident Hie mn;e amusing: A lew days since, wbde slaudiiii,' at his store, a very .l.i.mut l.u.li.t. I. t.,.a..,ir II... .lr...l I'liou have n postponed a u Ill longer, I hi j tt,tpi.A M- ,jr n) ( "j,,. ()lir rit.n(1, Zark would have ted both handsomely. i. merchanl, thinking he hau seen the stranger some- Total vote of the II Reserve counties in OclohiT, I where, and supposing he desired to make atnue pur- 4:t,-TG Ford's Vole U..,liii, W i ll-r s Ili.Hilj. Cass, has then-lore gained some .lli) n Welter's vole, which hew s the very slight hold winch the Van lluren movement obtained among tho Reserve Democracy. CrrcW r-U. A Col Win. t. HI its has been nnnouncrd in the papers at being in lloniou, at tin1 Mirlboro' Hotel. It turns ant that alter hoaung several of the citueni there by pretending to he the ventalde Col. Ithss, the Aid of Gen. Ta) lor, tho name was finally discovered and he vamosed. The cream of ihe joke was that several Dcmocralio ollice holders came lo hnn, and pile- ously importuned him lo use Ins inll lem-e with the ha-es, ooem d a Con vercation with-" " tiond morning, sir. W ould you like to took at our Stork " .No, am obliged In you, sir, 1 am surprised to see ii'di immense quantities ul gmtds in Cincinnati, and such splendid slop's." " 'Plie Irade nf our city is much increased of Into years, sir," saul Ihe merchant, adding, " 1 think I have seen Jou before, have I tml r" " I presume not," ihe stranger ri plied, " I have not been in Cincinnati for many years." " Il is very friiMgf I feel sure have met you where ih you resnle r" " III Kentucky, sir." The nicrchs.nl m-w stippnscd he hnd met the Ken- tnckian during his travels on business in Ihat Stale General in keeping Ihem in utlico. lit smd ke vould! i 'dl'ermg hs hund, rematked in his luual haipy lUrtjurd VuurtHt. . nn n.-r- . i 'Moor facp is very familiar to me you mint b Fl.K I'hkukTIom or tiik Usuil. The follow some nld acquaintance my name if , (Nuv, sir, inir is n and bv mi menns an exatnrerated '"" tia , if Vou please nn f il,. . , .1,,,,,. (.Ml. tt-1,.,.1, li .pn.n nf ll,. I TIlC K C II I Ul' k I Sll Bill ih1 d a!l d tt IIS WC Tl'd, " till II k W0 government hat abused and deceived its readers "Pennsylvania is also perfectly safe. W'e have fern h tier liom tins State yesterday, which express unbounded confidence in the success of eur ticket. Her Democracy is anakrned and roused up and therefore she is tale." A" Oi n I) uii.lt. Tins beautiful flower was first discovered by the ptracnl inhabitants ot the world in Meitco, but it would teem Iroin the following curious tads that the Kg ptians were no Strang, rs to il : In Ihe travels of Lord Lindsay, il is slnh d llinl du. ring his wanderings in KgVpl he dnrovered a mummy, whir-h Ihe hieroglyphret inscribed upon it proved to he at least 'it Hill years old, and in one of lis closed hands was found a tuberous or bulbous root Tint root he planted in a sunny foil, and afier a lew weeks had elapsed, it grew and eventually blossomed into a beau (ilul Dahlia. (irTheBt Louis, Capt Wheeler, trrived at Detroit on Hit 10th, in low of the 1'repcllur Piiuceton. administration you will realize all the high and pa triotic expectation that you entertain, and lh.it the country will receive an ininetus and a direction, under his honest hand, that ill go far not only lo make it flourish, bin to main; its institutions endure. 1 look to hnu wilh confidence for u restoration of sound republican principles, and for an administration of lion-cut men ; mid with him, 1 am sure, we shall have the government of the popular voi-re not the expression of Ihe arbitrary will of one man. What the people demand tho people will have, and upon them will dp.'inj Ihe'succcHS of the lidniiidk.rLttiou id' Zc.mrv Taylor. Cheers ueiiiiemcu, l lliuiiK you lieailiiy ..r tin IiilidncfM with which you have welcomed me, and I wish you all Happiness ami prosperity, t'rolongeil cheering The company then shook hands with Mr. Fillmore, oiul numerous introductions took pluce. Hon. John A. Colher, one of the electors uf the Stale at large, being present, was called upon, uml briclly addressed the company, IJ(iincN9 of Hie I leetonil ( ollcgea. In order to fulfil the decree of the American People, as expressed through the ballot boxes on Tuesday of hist week, il will devolve on the lr(or of president and Vice President of the United Stales, lo meet nt the capitals of their respective Suites on the firsl Wednesday of December, and there discharge their duty according lo certain form id law. These forms, I us prescribed by the Constitution of the United Stab s, are, tliat Ihe Ki.kctoiis, when so assembled, shall vote for President and Vice President Inj hallut naming in i their ballots the pers m Voted lor as '.'resident, and III distinrt htilhif.t the person voted for as Vice President. I tm Inv Contested Elections, Wo have Btill further authorities on the mibject of contested seats in the coming G ennui Assembly. Thif subject possesses peculiar inten '. at the present lime from the fact that it number of such cases exist, and upon the manner in which they shall be decided, will depend the political complexion of the House of Rep-rcscntalivct. Among these cases n that for ihe teat of the member from the county of Portage. The facta in that case are briefly these : At the late annual election, David L. Rockwell was the Whig candidate for Representative Irom the county of Portage, and George Sheldon was the " Democratic 1 or Locnfoco candidate. In canvassing the poll books, it appears that George .Sheldon is certified to have received iil!W votes, and Gcorg'e Sheldon 02 voles. These the Clerk seve;s in It in obstruct. In like manner, David L Rockmll is ceitified to have received I'M. voIch ; Daniel L. Rockwell lit voles, and D. R. Rockwell Voe;s. And these, loo, the Clerk severs, in his certificate. It is notorious that but one person of the name of Rockwell, and but one of the name of Sheldon were candidates;, ft is con. ceded that the votes returned as for Ihinitl L. Rock well were in fact given (or Uarid L. Rockwell ; and !iat the error was in the township Clerk, in certil'vinif their poll book. The error in sp-lling the name (iturge is referable to a like origin. Tlnse errors being corrected, the vote would stand For David L. Rockwell.... 22H1 GeVrge Sheldon W, iM','!) Retaining the errors, Mr. Siji!tlon hat the apparent majority, and he has the certificate, with a notice of contest from Mr. Rockwell. Such is the stale of tho facts. Now for a chapter of Legislative history applicable to Ihis case : Al the session of the Legislature commencing on Monday, December y, David T. Disney was chosen Speaker, and George . Flood, Clerk of the House of Representatives, On the first day of tho session " Mr. Donally presented the memorial of Gregory Powers, J un , contesting the election of Win. Cool-man, Jun., member elect from (he county of Portage which, together with Ihe nc;iuip'iuyiug documents, was refer red tu the committee on Pmilcgcs and Llec-lions."So clear was the can1, that at the opening of the session on the following day, tin; bdlowing proceedings were had, as appears by reference Ut the Journal lists of all Iters-lis voted for us Pn s.dent. and of all ! ot tl,u llunw W8 " 1,1111 persons voted for nt Vice President, and of the lium " ' L'i:snt, Di cember -till IKW. oer ol voles 1'ivcii tor each; which ImIs they are lo sign ami ceriily, nud transmit sealed to ll at of Government of the United States, directed to the President of the Henulc. t is lull:,!, we I.eLeve. for the certificates to tate thai 'llie F.lectors Voted by ballot inr i resiueiu jiiim ior i co i resnii'iii, naming in iiieir ballots I In- pereoii Voted fr for President, and in distinct ballots the person voted for lor Vice Pre,. i dent." These lists ore usually Irntismiitcd lu Ihe seat of Government by a special uiesieiigcr. The President of the Senate is required lo open lh" certificated and count the votes in the presence of the Senate and House uf R"present'ilivcs, and the persons having a (only of nil tl lectorul votes are declared to be Ihe President and Vice President elect Tins ceremony, in pursuance of the pel of March I, 1?!', tak.-f place on the second Wednesday of February. .Yatinnal Inh-llifhrrr. The Women vi tho Kevolutlon. htny in the war the inhabitant on the frontier of, teen hundred and seventy line liiirkes coiinty, .Yirlh t.ir.dina, being apprehensive of mi an attack by the Indians, it was determined lo seek prob-cliou in a fort in n mure dense peopled m-igh borl d in an interior 'Ulcmeiil. A parly nt s.Jdiers was sent to protect them on their retreat The linui lies assembled, the hue of march was taken towards their place of destiu ition, and lle-y proceeded some miles limn. .Luted Hie s.ddiers marching in a hollow square Willi the refugee lumilies in Ihe centre. The Iiidiau.H, who had walcheil the movement, laid a plan for their deMlruclion. The mad to be traveled lay through a dense fon nl, in the fork of a river, where the Indians concealed llietiiM-lvea and wailed till tint travelers were in liie desired spot. Sudden, y the war-whoop Hounded in front mid on either side; a targe body of painted warriors rushed in, filling the g.p by winch Ihe whites hnd entered. An apjialhg crash of fire-arms followed. The soldiers, hovever were nreni.-r'd ; such n cbinced lo ... m ur the trees darted behind tlieiii 'md heian to i,iv tin1 deadly ritie ; tin) otln rs proxtrah d tbemselvi i upon the earth among (he lull urans, and crawled to ibe trees. The families screened theimielvcs us tiestiiiey conid. ' Tint otnei was long and fiercely urged ; ever and an. oi. amid the dm, mid sin.-k", the warriois would rush, tomahawk in hand, towaid Ihe centre ; but lliey Were repul-ed by the fool ililrepidity of the back- woods riflemen. Still they foijlil on.'deter nd on the destruction uf the victims who otl'cred su,-h des-perate riist.iuee. AH at once an tippaliug soumf greeted the ears of the women and children in the centre; it was a cry fioin their defenders i cry lir (MKvder ! " Our powder is giving out," ihey exclaimed, " Have you any llnng us some or we cm fight no longer ! " A woman of ihe parly had a good supply. She spread her apron on the ground, (toured the pow-tier in il, ami going round lo each soldier as they stood behind the trees, bade eneli who needed powder put down his hat, and poured a quantity in it. Thus she went round the line of deleiice till her whole il,rk and all she could obtain from others was distributed. At last the savages gave way, and pressed by their foes were driven off lite ground. The victorious whites reliirm d to those for whose safety Ihey had ventured into ihe wilderness. Inquiries were made us to w ho had been killed ; and one running up cried " Where h th woman thai gave us the powder.' 1 want to sec her t " " Yes ! yes ! let us see her, responded another and nii'O her. " Without InT vie would all have been Ioi." 'I'lie soldiers ran nbonl among ihe women nod hildren looking for le r and limiting inquiries. Di ectly came in others fmui the pursuit, mie of whom, observing the commotion, anked the cause, and was You are looking in the wrong place," he replied Is she killed ! Ah, we are afraid of (hat ! " ex claimed many voices. " .vt when saw her, answered the soldier When (lie Indiana ran oil, she was on her knees in prayer at the root of yonder tree, and there I h it her." There was a simultaneous rilh to Ihe tree and there, I to their great joy, they found the woman safe and slitl on her knees in prayer. Thinking nol of her-elf, she received their opplanse without uiamfcsling any otli er feeling thin gralitudc to heaven lor theirgieut Ue liverance. I vti:hi:stiio to Gtsrini. List: Il is n (.'ratify ing tact thai General Lane's own town in Indiana, which Intherln Ins been a decided Locofoco town, did mil on Tuesday give a majority of even i ne solitary vole ajamsl Oener.il I uymr. I he Vole nf the town was an exact tie. 'Phis thowt how the infamous slan ders agaml General Taylor are regarded al the rcti deuce of his chief l.tudcrcr. General Lane has now gone to Oregon as Governor of thai Territory. Tin ollice was lh reward of his vile slanders against the commanding gcm-ml We trust, that, if General Taylor is elect, ,i to the Pre i never have inel before, yet I tuny he mistaken, as my Vot-aiioii calls a very larg" number ot persons around me. My name is Craig tun the httjirr of the I'm-itrHlitiru t b rani, fart ! ! .'" Ihe merchant turned to Us, who happened to bo standing near, and begcrd us not to tell the joke. Hut it is out now, We could not keep it. J. Y. II. PiurteK Joiit'a Last When twilled in rvguul lo Ihe impropriety nf going nroiiud electioneering for his daddy, lie replied " thai he was bul a shepherd boy, for Ins father was Ihe owner of a large ,,ck of shci p, and thai nn old ass had broke into ihe fold and let a lot of Iheui away, and ihnt he was lunv in Ohm, en-delivering lo hunt them up." Hi mia v Pi r isi hinu. It is estimated that the Sunday pleasme seekers of London spend annual' lv, in the villages and place of resort around il, the turn of f.viHirliHI. li ft FU'ihti Fifly-lwo thousand and eighty foi tons of ice have been exported from the pott of Hoi ion during tho pail i.ino iiioiillit " Ihe floiiH,' met porsii-nit lo ailioiirntnent. Mr. Campbell ol llrow n, from the Standing Com-mitlee on Privileges and Klcctmns, to whom were re I'erred the memorial of Grcgorv powers, Jun , togelh. er Willi tin: accompanying docuiiielils, contesting (bo si-atof Wilhnm t.'oolmuii, Jun., ineuiher elect Irom tho county uf Porlage, mude the following report and resolution, which, utter being first read und considered, was agreed lo, to wit: "'I'm Committee of Privileges and Flections to whom were referred sundry documents wherein Gregory Powers, Jun. t tests (he right of William t'ool- maii, Jun. to a seal in Ihe limine of Representatives) Irom ihe county of Porlage, have h.id the tame under coiiMilcrulinu, and iisk leave to report ' Thai f ro inllie (ImluiiiciiIs referred to them, it np-peurs that the said (in-gory Powers, Jun. received fourteen hundred and forty voles or Representative, and Gregory Powers received three hundred anil sey- ly-two und W i, ham Looimau, Jun received lour- lor Rciiicsc ma uve. It ulso appears Immii the tcflimouy, eoiituined in said documents, that in the township of Aurora in said county of Portage, inal of the eighly-fiuir votes returned in favor of Gregory I'owcis, eighly lliree tickets or voles were cast for (In-gory Powers, Jun.; but through liie mistake nf lb- Jmlgi s and CU-rks of the election, Ihe said i ighty turce Votes were returned for Gregory Powers. K also appears, that in the township ol llrimtiehl, in said Portage i-oiiulc, holy, two votes were returned for Greg'uy Powers which were also given ibr Gregory Powers, Jun , bul returned for Gregory Powers by n lik isialic. It also appears that the township nf Coventry in said county, tlnrly lliiee votes were rchirm d for Gregory Powers, which were also given for Gregory Poweis.Jnii , but relumed for Gregory Powers by a lik" mistake. It also appears lint in Nelson towush.p, in sai l county, one hundred and seventeen voles were returned for Gregory Powers, which V'cre r.!,-ii given lo Gregory Tho NtnieMinin'a Argument upon tho Kciuto mid Ltiwrenee Npcciul Election, If (here is anything in which the editor uf the Ohio Statesman particularly shine, it is in his logic. Nu n-asoiier, from Solomon to liaeou, has so ready a way of settling a question to suit his own views, or is guided by so unerring an instinct to the formation of an opinion to suil himself. This i not an much owing tu the brilliancy of Uu; editor's intellect ; indeed, as his friends tell us, not one of them cluims for him an ex ulled position in the intellectual scale. It arises from the unerring nature of his instincts ; for not with more certainly does the twig of hazel, transformed into a divining rod, turn towards the concealed water-course than docH the whole soul of this man, under the influ ence ol that intense selfishness which is nearly Ihe sole feature in his character, tend Inwards the point where lies his interest no mailer how ohucnrely lhat i nte rest maybe hidden no mutter how dirty tho corner in which it may be interred. Tin; editor of the Statesman felt himself disobliged by the act of Governor II. lib, calling an especial eleu-lion lo fill tho vacancy in Scioto ami Lawrence, occasioned by tin? ineligibility of the candidate who received a majority of the voIcb. It is true, that, in the abstract, he has a high respect for Ihe will of the ma jority, hut lhis.il minU be remembered, occurs in cases where it docs not interfere wilh his own. When the two wills are concurrent, Ihey ureexcessively liar- monious; when they are hot, one, at least, grows dii- ! cerdaiit. The person veied lor being ineligible, and no other person being ni le to claim the co h Fhimiugo. The Flamingo is u remarkable water fowl. It is one of the tallest and most beautiful, lis body, which n about the size of that of the swan, is covered with plumagf of lint most brilliant scarlet. Its legs nml neck am of so extraordinary length, that when it stands creel, it is between six nod seven let t high Its wings, when expanded, reach about five feet Hilda nun. i ne mil, which t formed ,ke o how, is partly red and paitlv black, and not less than setcn inches in length. The legs and llnghs, which nn- iml much Ihick- r than a man' linger, aie al t two feet and three-quiirters long, and the neck more than three feet. The toes are united with u web, like those of a goose. Tin extraordinary fowl, although once well known in K ii rope, it now found only on the African and American coasts. lis beauty, irs sie, and the peculiar delicacy of its flesh (Hid tonuue. hnve been -m l, tempi-items lo its (lesiruciioii ur capture, thui il hat long since descried Ihe shores frequenled by men, and taken refuge in those thai are yel but thinly peopled. The tongue of ihis bird was mice. Ihotiht the greatest of delicacies, Fj'. Roman considered il n the inont elegiiiit dinh, and history informs us tint one of their Emperors had fifteen hundred of them served up ut one of his feasts. When the Fiirnpeans first visited America and tho Houtlierii coiul of Africa, they found the flamingoes on the shores of each continent, perb-cfly gentle, and not in the l.at dutru-oful of mankind. When the fowler discharged Inn piece among iiu io, they were seized with a kind of stupor, which rendered tlo'in in-capable of HTht. They regurd-d Ihe full ef their companions v.ith a fixed ost'Miirdiuieiit ; und when shot after shot iv ii s discharged, the whole (,, k was soiotum s levelled before one of them began to think ol escaping. Misfortune, however, teaches orec:iu- ii op cvi rv ereauire : and 11. 1 " o uriiiiirr anu ihe I ;mh . el v. inch l ie J " ' IlauniMje Hi, e.tiMTielK ( lr..n I.. . h-'-.l uig ri ceiveu a mammy oi wio vines cati m lite eiec- arnn, lias icma retl il nearce und on.. . f lion, it iH-caiue the duty ot uovernor ftebb, on being ' oho in i ne norui. I o approach i", is iilmosl tin): P"We i. Jun., out i.Niiui. similar mint ike or oiiksmh-" It aUn app'-ars that in in said county, eighty (iv Gregory Powers, (ml wi le Jun. but bv a similar ouii' i tu gory J'. llie lowiirlrp of porlage, vote were returned for nveii to (ircgory Powers, i-oi, p turned us aiorexaul. notified uf tin; facts, to do as he has done; mid lie the Statesman emeu in, with his Constitution, his aw, his reason, his logic, hi propositions, syllogisms, corollaries, axioms, and all the paraphernalia of despe rate and lerocious argument, und takes issue with Ihe Governor. First, as a generous, though somewhat singular uiniincr of acknowledging un equality of the terms up on which they stand ut cniiihatunls, he culls the Gov eruor a knar.e und u jucliasg, which is doubtless Ir'ie, as regard the editor, lor no one has lk en greater pains to prove it than himself. He iheti quotes the 'Jlilli section of the 1st article of the constitution, w Inch provides Dial no sheriff shall he eligible as a candi date for, or havo have a seat in the General Assem bly." Upon ihis he proceeds us follows: and We beg Ihe particular attention of our readers to it, for il con stitutes the argument of the whole question, in its en- lire length and breadth, on Ihe Locofoco side of lh house : I lie person who claim- to have rrmtud hw smt was shenll o Meigs county ut the time of hn electmn. and hence was ineligible, even as n candulale. The fm-l that he held ll;al otlieu tt as know n ami udmiltcd. and for Mr Hamhletoii to n sign uu nilice for w hich he could not, under the coni til Jlmn, be a candidate, borders a good deal on the ridiculous, and for Governor liebli, himself a lawyer, to i-wuc a writ for a new election, cup ihe climax of thu lolly wlm h has made His Excellency, like the men described hv lludibra, win " Turned strk fools, ami mibjeetri lit, For sporl of bow, imd rabble wit." j That is to miy, "Mr. Hambleluii being ineligible, ! Was not elected, therefore It is ridiculous thai he should ; rccign," fur tins is the whole of the Statesman's flab-j orate legal and constitutional argument, divestidof i its verbiage, had grammar, nonsense and abuse. What the editor means by being im-ligiole tn n ns a cun j didnle," we are at a loss to understand, and probably hv tins time it tumid puzzle hnu to explain. We had so poor an opinion of our free institutions at to up- p"!u that the walks of e ituliilaeij lo nbice were open j In every body, i.ot even i xeeplmg women and niggers, j who have jnsi as good a right ns nnybedy to he voted lor, and just us unalienable a ng!it lo desire place Olid j promotion, whether Ihey he eligible or not. All this matter of Mr. Hamil ton, his resignation, and whether he could resign, however, is but dust kicki d up by the instinct of the Statesman, to cover Ihe place where lies the weak point in Ins harness Nobody cures for Mr. Ham!-l-tnii, or w hether he could ir can resign ; uml tie- only real question in the mutter is, i there any person who ha a right to represent Ihe w.M '.! v ... ,j lti-y t' ihe vi tes ut Seiolo and Lawrence in the coining session nf the Legislature f" !'Ie ; forilaltMivM keens lunr the Hiillwalerl.il; and swampy i.-lamfs, on the im-si inhospiiuhlc nnd uu-In O'leiited hlmres. Whviiaeiu during-the day, fljcse birds always appear in u flocli of two ttr three hundred together, drawn up in a clone hue ; i ( Dumpier hitys, ti)(,l w hen thus viewed lit a distance, tin y preM iU to llt. eve the exact represt ntiilion nf u long buck wail. U hen they btealt their ranks l.i scan li for food, one of them is "Iwuys npp ted un n watch; nud us soon as the trusty sentinel perceives the reunited iippearanee of danger, he given a scream as loud and ns si hnll us the sound of a trumpet, and in a moment the whole lUck is on the wing. Tlie lliuiiiigo builds its m-st in extensive marshes, where there is no danger of tin prise ; and the fabric is a great a runosity as lh" nuhilect. It is rain d about a fool und u h iif above the siirfo e of the tiool. rdeiicd in the mn. of those On and is formed of mud, w hich is I, It roM-mbb a the Irustruui of a cone, or poi which an- commonly placed iinou el, Arrival of the Acadia. JVeh York, Nov. 20. I.ililura Ohio Stat? Jnurnal : Tlie Acadia arrived vef-teulnv, having h-Ii Liverpool on ihe 4th inst. 'Ihe mceiiug ,,f the ilntisli Pai Jiuiiieut waspost-pom-d until Ibe ot, nisi. 'I he foumo-l b-r O linen have procured the ieKiie of o wril of error m in case, which will firt have o In ur. mg, after winch, if the decision is unfavorable, the whole matter w.H be placed before the House of Lords A Miiulnr privilege has been grunted to Ale hearer, McMrw.ua and O Donahue. 'I he French National Convention has determined to support a motion to pusl- ethe Proidcntiul elecliou until rebrunry, but it is opposed by Cavuignuc. Ids thought that Ihe election will take place December IIHh The Biie.cet.. of Louis iNapoIeou if considered certain nl the lal dales. The news from Austria w of a very doublful character, but llit? hist reports are that V ienna was being bombarded with a terrible slaughter. FuNci;. The citizen of' Pan, on the 2d insl., were aslonj.hi-d ( witness an extraordinary display of mil.taiy lorcc, uhnc milled in the capilul. The cil) was a see tie of much agitation, and tevenil conflicts took place between Uu- fuard vthi!e and the troops uf t l u line. A Hlurim.h occurred un the night uf the 1st inst., nnd a boily nf operatives mingled In the tumult and pelted tin; guard wilh stones. A strong guard iraversed the Fuuxboiirgs; uml thu im clings n thu in. iineu ttnii fpeciil VIUICUCO U)oti Hid ij-o umtu m me rretmietiey. speecii. s were inaile in which tlie Departments Wcie menaced in case Fruicu Lmiis should he returned, and th right of the minority to riHe and maintain their opinions by vtoleuce, wat derrlared Hiutd loud npiausc. At ,i buiquet at Dijoii,oiie of the nrnt:M pronounced an eulogy upon Robespierre, Marat, CoIJut D'llclroi uii'i !),;nKin, lo U. Nt,!:,,,,.,! AhHen:!.ly,on ll. 2d iii-it ,nn amend liient was proponed by M PvuU, lo tcilore tin- limit Tnirutl pmpiiKiiimi, wh.cb, wa in galived, to cb-Toe revision of the ConMituliori w.is to be complied before the end of the weeli.uiid tie proelamatioji uiud. A i i in a '1 here ate minors of frightful tuiiiult.-i in Vienna, but on account ! ll,,- jiuili iphcily of fuhe reports, no infelleo.fice bul that which cornea by mml can he relied upon, It wmh rumored t hat if the nillaee of the Imperial bank by the populace should tnko place, a inui Im i.w threatened, a declaration would ho made by the government proclaiming the notes to be? ol no value. In the mean lime mei.Mireii have been inkeii to protect tho vault of Ihe bank by suiluhlo wnllt Ti uki, v. Twenty llnee thousand Turks have la-ken poxio Mffinii of llucli.iicsl, nud bii.Miie-s nf every kind if nt n s'-md. It is bared Ihil the Turks would lie h.ii.iwed by forly thousand Ru-iaiis, mid that coIIimoii will rustie, the result uf lung cherished im-. tred between tin- I wo races. Sim l mi. v .mlTiic ut-nsautrv of Frihuri' have ri- tiie (op, it is hollowed out to the sfnti f the li d, and j ",I",-"'""'t o gov ernment hot t,ere pill down l,y m that cavity the femnie depo,,ls her , ,, ! Ir""'"' "'r "" 'J"' '''"'P Alurslly has been never exceed two in number. Th, you.o-'rm.s . u I ,r '"" I" i,s"lry l revolt.. long time before Ihey can fly, but ji, y run With ama zing Bpei-d. hen taken Vnong. lie V lire vrv true table, and easily tauu i. llIL.!,iiltl i Xitural liisiortj. The editor of tin- ,"cv Orleans iVavuno, wlm re. cetiily dcseeiub-d llu- Ohio river, thus ribes ;i patty of four gamblers who eauie nitin r his notice on hoard the sle.iuilioat ill winch hi- traveled' The one is a thick M-t individual of medium height, with a turnip n",e, heavy eyebrows, sandy hair, sharp Iniicli eyes, und hhglnly stooping shoiilders; hi- is dressed III blin k co.-t and pants, gay piad Vel, a lieeli cloth of a llahv inttern. oassi d i.uee round a diriv ihro.it, separatt d therefrmu hv nn t (ninllv duU i-lml- coil.ir, a hren-tpui of porieubuis duuenotis, with a nuinnr of supporters m the way of small chami und a heavy wo'ch guard, completes number one. Number pr lly much of the same decrnl uve that he has Itunhy black whiskers, wears ccrtil nugs up .ii lie- third finger of In- lell hand nod a liroad-btimimd while nl up,. n his hi nd the brim cocked very much r Ins left i ve; lie is tidgetiy. nuii ai.:inrenllv nnielc und iracibe, hut in n nUy as cool ns u cucumber, and as much " un lo suiili its a tolisit-roni!. The llurd f this beautiful niiiirleitc of nice voiiiiL men is vmiiif. neolly and plainly dressed in blin k, ha a veiy lo w hat and unexceptionable bonis; Ins countenance pule, and under each .-ye i n black eirr'e which lell. a tab! of many a night's bout over ihe gaming table, 'Ihe l.-utlh of thi sel of brilliants is lull, haggard Inoknig. nn a very slooping gnil hdiI a hang-dug expression of countenance, as il he exoeeled t-vcrv lionest mini to kick hite feveral timei He is the lure who eggs on the Victim, booietimet nitling o..f i ml soiuetltio s Inking a hind tocomplele ihe "poker" party. He nets us Ihe bully, too. nnd carries n verv stout tvalknor slick. Such a parly was recently congregated on board a down stream steamer, ami" succeeded in oti-tainuig a victim ka h.ihd v. "poker " He was a young iiiu,, tti-li i, mcKiy m Irs every look, nnd noimr- euuy n nam w H il.V. Sicilian nllnrs linve been -ellb-il 1,.. t... lunl im doitiou nf Fin-land and France, fc-icily is to I remain a pail of the .Neap.d.tan dominions. I n LLANO. Thu country is ntiil the scene nf ri"t It ulsu appear thai the total ( tin- voir so g.veu and returned in Ihe above to Win-tnp, uie luree hundred and sevi-iily iuie voles, nud h.di be.ng added to ihe number nf votes relumed ",ir l.icg.-ry l'oeis, Jun. in said county, make eighteen hundred ai d eleven making a majority of Ihrce, hundred nnd tlnrt v-eiglil Vole-, tor the said Gregory Pners, Jun. above the number of votes given for W ill, Hill I 'nolu.ii!!, Jun. " our coiiiiiiitlt e I here ton- rt-coimueiid Iheailoptioii o the fojiuwing res-.lutioli ; " llrsulrtil, I hal Gregory Powers, Jun is entitled to a teat in Ihis House, as Represcniahve frin the county ol Portage. " 0:i nioii-n of Mr D.lle, "(in-gory Powers, Jun. was admitted wilh!n Ihe liar of Ihe House, anil Ihe m ecssiar) oaths being firsl admiiiislen d unto him, In- took In seat as Repieseut-alive f rom the enmity nf porlage." Th, If li.er.. ,o.l. n. -l.-oLl I...- ,.o.l .1. .. ;..,;, i- i " ' . ' ' ' rT- ' - J I iiHiico to win seyeial (l-.llars at first, until it wns aside only power Udder heaven that has the right lode- I cert a d lint ho had aboiii two I uVd dollars, (he mguate the power of its representative. If there has ! savings of iwo years hard labor, when, having "seized been a failure In elect such a pers ui, Ihe right to tied j '' "" ' w,'hl nt 11,111 strong, stocking the s siill in existence, and nothing is wanting but tint f.ul ' "nd u"Vl"ir l,i!M v,r' "r:"'- Ua,,tl' b,,t uie proper oiiiccr snoiitu m-sig Hale, in order lo ensure ! uml .rioity of action, the lime f.-r another utterance of ! the wilt of the majority. That oilier, in Ohio, is the I j Governor. I j If toe plain question were put to Ihe rdilor of (he ' j Statesman himself, " Has ihe candidate of the minor- case passed upon at nboye was s i clear of all doubl that a rcconh d vote w os not had upon it. No one appears to have questioned the correctness ot the conclusion tu which the reasoning of the t'oiuiuittco conducted Ihem. The House, uilhont a dissenting voice, concurred in the opinion of the committee, In fact, Mr. t.'uotmi, (who, by Ihe way, Was a member of Ihe House last w, liter.) to whom Ihe certificate was awarded, did not attend at the ccat of government ; but left h s competitor lo tal.e Ihe appropriate reme dy, nnd be installed into ihe teal to winch Ihe s ultra- j close of a nle course in Ihat place ges oi ins I. ib-w c. I,, -in ),id eh. ti d boil. - Thi present rase of contest from ihe same county i precisely similar to that decided in The parallel runs vn all fours. It remnms to I enwh-lher, under these circumstances, Mr. Slichl iii Will appear and ciaiui a scat lo which be is conscious another is entitled; or whether he will imitate tiie cwmple of Mi, Cooi.mam, and decline prosecuting hit claim. p'lig yet stronger themselves. At length tin tun was given a h-iud that he was willing to bet would beat the viorld," fir he could tml see that he was he i tig jhickcd n noon n pM)- Of course he was beaten, and g,,t up n jM,ut ad-dhr in Ihe world. The tlner "ge:.ib iiieii declimd phivmg auv more, and g-.l dp very happy al llieir rnniri.;ilir success, 'i he V If 1 1 111 bid the l.l.riHn-it nrr..t..r. ..I' n i....r...... I.. Ml ily, mnl who I,;,. r,-crd n iiiiiiurU) .,f ll,. v oa.l I. I (., , , h,,L, ,, ,,,. ,; nl In. Ht-niinii, miy rijrlil ,n r.'ir-,i-iit or liiml the- ma- j 'v.tj , li.t.ir- Iff, li'.. v,-r, l. anif.1 . '..'....ii, tli.iir.,1, a ! j"nty ?" Us woiilii uiilicilalilij:!)1 ntimvcr, Nn; fr In I l.'n-"i', ami made a rr.iiliiliiiii iu,.t tu touch auolli.-r I I. m't'liiy nii kli r in In. ilnjr r..r iliu lilu. of ; c"" I l"j"llly. Hul In, driirc. Iml In ciimr to lll.it, nml ! l'n :a.l . T.--Tin- inL. lim e- lirrn tlir nsrt uf lie ciii,l.i)', oil (hi. rrfuilrrt'. uf In. nrl, ami all llu, I I'n'.'.li'iil. ul llu- l.'nili tl tit.itui, at tlie tuiif uf .tut,', ul In. ImriiiniT lu iirrvrnt tin- Irnnut.li uf a ,lr. "" " ' I'tiull lo tlie Mvriilni, elm, : , r . , , , . A.'i . .' ", 1 ' """" '. l" I. Wa,i,,u Li- C"iil. i ,l, lip can i uual to l.ij ciijuii, g,lm. ,, j,ih1 A m ( 'B i'i)iml to liiictin lnm.,11'. I ;(. J,.tl,Ti.,n Jirk.ui, ,,,, 'in Ituri't, . Iliirn.oii ... I'.ilk Tail": ... 1,1 ... .'I . .. 1,7 ... t'.l ... Gl , 1 I. ,11 nil. nn I ur, I. u l.i:i ri,ii: i i'un Av.Tunt .nn I'lini-jr, M,,,ii. ul.ui.v. In our ..Ivi'iti.iiiL' column, to dnv. will Lolti. John U. Adam. j fniind tin- n,lvi'rtirt,'in,'iitn' CiitU'r.nd Ctiteln'on, 'l',l,' vi',iLM' ul' Hi,' nln-v,' nif,' i. nUi,ut :X yi-nra ; Inliu ir,'io, to jnp a rrk-a uf licturc. uiiuo Uie " '' ,"l",iici'cuuialiiicrllial Ihi'ofuiiriw. lv,, ai,,vi- iiilij. fH. . ''"'"di'tit. luivt. l., n at til" .ifc ul' .'.7 at Ilie timr nf i n., r n i , , , , , jtlirir I'li'i'linn. (lell. Tail.tr w;i. burn in t Irnlii'f I ilw "'"'h' testimonial, of iho value and 1 ,.,,,.., tls!Wi on the a.,1, .November, I7r4 Of ; interest nf l..e tern a wos given at Sprinyfield, at the I c. mrse he will be sixty bmr vents nf age on Ins birth- day this year, which happens one week from next At a lari:e and respectable uieeiing of ihe ladies and i ',"1V' . . ..,.. .feuil.i ...I s,; ;..i,i ii i...t.i T, .1... i (teller il ( as is two years older than Tav or. Inv- Culch. oil's Lectures o.i'lhe se.ence nf PIivmoI,,., I !"'''.' 1'"rn. K''f'r'. N' W 1 "'"I"''"''. "' !'li KulliinU Murhle. Mr K K. II :n it im,, Ageui lor Docl Inr's Frr-munt Marble factory in tins city, has presented us wilh two specimens uf but Marble, in the chape nf a p ur of paper weighti, those indp- u-.ible appendages efi couiit'iig room, and of 4n Kiotor'ssiuciuiu. Tin-y are at fair and beautiful at alulmntcr, nnd would compare without disparagement with the famous 1'ariiin .W.irAr, celebrated in Hebraic traditions. Tie- are from lh- quarry of our early liieml and rl l-lellow, D. Morgan, jr , nud lo ut p.scs mure than an iiiliiu sic value, as Iransporling us in illumination luck, to ,17-- Mr an lluren nm lirn nl Ka Or Vl.l lu.ilnl, .'.u r,lU,...l,..-l.... ..-ll " "Cloll I..II".'y '".ed Sceret.irv,whe the M" cnr With Ge.,. Cass. V,7 : Decern- r ItUi were read by C. F. NlcW.llia.n-, arnLunan 1 '"V;". 1 ,". ! " ' T 1 V"U Mi imouMy ail.tptrtl 'I 1 "!lt ,,K' yunL',t, when eled-d. Ilurritnii was ll,olr,dt That a knowledge ..f ihe science of IM.y t,", "l,I-V VtvhU'm wl" ' 1 111 sioh.gy is of the fif.t nnporiance to ll iterest, thr- The Snu!m.ky Mim,r aivs Ihe eb-cti-m of Tavlof o. ing ami happiness ol man, and that It it llie will prove Ihe ulter destruction ,,f the entire Whur will be promptly doomssed from ' the r-enes uf our iialiv.ly and yo, t e no uo desire ti tee any limit- I ileliry, (i.-neral L his (i.iveriiorslnp icil proscripltoii, but we would hive Gi ueral Line tismisseil or the reason thai he IPs slum n himself an utipriiicipled calinnniator, hmisnlie Journal. '.ilul gambids, Tin: IUmxi ii Corsrv WSiaoiey coimlv, N. C, the vole for President stood .is follows: F r Taylor V.'l KrnTi'f-KV Fi-tt i lnM In lle aiuiety lo hear from "r Cass 1 1 other Slates, where the contest was of a more doubt, t 111 " ww " "hctmn precmcis. fu! ehnrucler, but little interest has been tell in regard tm'r'' ' nQ TO,e U'Ven lor Cass. the returns fiom our own State, The returns thus j , 1 " fir received indicate that Ihe majonty given to (ioV. n '" ,T nr 1M,: 1 K two-srm( v, THAT Crilteiiden in August will be ni tre th in doubled. In- j TllK Sr.iTi.su im h au a tr is annur The States-deetfwe sliould not be surprised lo iee il range tome- ! man Ins undo the grand and ever memorable dmcov where between y,('ifO and -.,lh)ll. In almost every Lry Ull. UttM conspiracy and ullneierisfi id-t rOMti.li' ll,.r. tinv.. hoeli I'l'tV In lint Wllor .riio.ti no. I ... . 1 ' n very Imge Wing gmns, und, if we except New ork, where tieueral l u bir's nut' jor ii y will be henvier than in any other Slate in cu. sequence of llie division o ihe leiiiucruLio vole be ll an lluren unu I ats, we have no ifoulii Ken- lucky will, as in l-il, be entitled to the appellation of the" Manner Slate." Islington tlnmrifr. HllMioUi Im'o.iV ITtof. Counecliciil nnd Pas- sumpsic rin-r road is now in full operation tor twenty- eight mile, and will he, within a lortmghl, in lull operation for forty unlet. In receipts thus lar indicate Ihat It will bo successful. Che Vermont Central Itiilrnnd is in full operation fifty two miles, fiom the Northern Riilmrid terminus t-i K-ixlniry, n( far from Mmilpelicr, the capital of the Slate. The freight nnd panscn, r receipts oxeeed the expectation of it most sanguine ft lends and give the promise of great success. Tlie Vermont nnd M isiachusella road has (we are pleased to learn) made arrangements lo secure the iron necessary for llie whole line clear lo Connecticut river. Their travel nnd freight ate increasing. Pahis The population of th" city, including the suburbs, is one and a hall uiillmin. u N,.w Voik 'he population is -Htl,IIOO, nud slie has two hundred churches. Puns has only fort if -two, and sonic uf those va cunt on the Sabbath. The most lender luarled man we ever saw was n shoemaker, who nlway shut bis eyet and whistled when hu ran liii awl mlo s. shoe ! over which it did so groan and exclaim, on the Ltth, has resulted in elaborating an article, winch appeared in our piper of Hie Uiih, upon the subject of the Hci olu and Lawrence election. Tin editor of the States man is equally skillful in cause and effect, and has workeil out a result not very dangerous to life ur limb, though doubtless somen hit annoying lo itself. Qi The IVntisj Unman saj s : Amid the general rmit, t hm has resolved to he eccentric by sinking a successful blow for the Democratic party, We are much obliged to g toil Mistress Buckeye ; but she is a little too late to come to supper, " Mr. Gallatin, whoe iudi p"Mho, ,, Jnt,.( nn rrrv ted considerable anviclv, w- aie happy lo hear, is lst recovering, nnd is imw able lo sit up and In employ hit pen. His faculties are unimpaired. .YrirsrA ... Ho! The llnsioii post att a man night to bn ashamed uf Iiuum If o run nway wnh ntmilier tunn'a wile, when there are so uiunv maiden ladieswilh their trunks ill picked nndy f..r a start. Garuell Duncan, of Hut Louisville Diss ict, who won much respect in Ihe Insl session, and II W. I'houipsou of Indiana, a gilh-il and eloqm nl debaler, lioih announce their intention of rrimng at 'hi rinse of the present Congress. l-th art- men ul lnb'iits nnd valuable niembcrs of Congress. We regret mteerely their dt'lcriuinaiuin as Unit attiumuccd. Vat Intel. duty ui every ratiounl mind to uiveslignte Ihe subject h-svferd, I hat our warmeit lh inks are tine to Dr. Culi heon nr the very aide and iiiolruclive Lectures delivered on tlm subject, and especially for luselforls to e ..lighten the mind in regaidtoihe lw of health, cud the psevah nee uf thuce hahitH that tend to subvert uie name. .. i i, i,, , ,v Utfolml, That wp o rdially invite Dr. Clileheon to ! 'Moinc, rouie," saiu Sam, "Ihnt von't tl ' ' "'"i:" "o ns, mi rmisisn-ni Willi ins m. ggemeiils.) and cither to repeat his coiine of Lee-lures, oi to extend Hie same, as In him may seem urnst pioper. lit.-olrrd, I hat the foree'dmr e signed bv the Chair man sud Secretary, and puhludtt d in ihe'aeverul pa-pert of the low u. WM. MFUDtM'K, Chairman. jai. II. II ii rv. Secretary Hpringlh ld, .Nov. II, ,M. For the Ohm Mite Jouruil (.00 1 nk;ht. RT llli: IK II Ftpnnib-d is the i Y of n.L'lit 'i hu siUer nnton has hid her brigl.l And Ikin in 1 1' facn lllack darkness dnus our world inchwe GuihI mlit lo all wb ek n posa In sleep's embrace 1 Vc inf'uilt, innitecnl and av. Who nestle, tm-il vtiili yum play, lu mother's arm ; Good imrlit to juu, nml while ye ulecp, Vour guardi muiiirei watch and kctqt uu sale Irom harm ! Ve wori intf men who toil away III heit nnd cold, from dawn uf day To t ihelu ulmiiise t Vour luuuble collage lioineo be blel! (inod It -lit to vou, ill ie.ice lo ret our Weary IiiiiIm ! Good night to vou who lav your head On vohn-'tt pillow, and no litesit I iiilin h tour b-ep ! Goo.1 nu;M ("lie Wicked nil be bound, Ilul to uur gmcioii l.md Ih found All Hr.it 1111; sheep '. 'e men nf sorrow and ih"lress May rent 111 faeet liili'ltultieiS Of won and grid ! G"d night ' t i r insl of urn e may huar otir i-in ! W ith rot-i miu nppi-.ir I uliojicl relict ! Good ni-M in ten wlm ar to die, Mcep's hrnthnr close your bn akuig tye To peaceful n-t I lined 11 iy lit1 A ubrioiis tliv will break, And Inmi your sleep v uny awako Atuid the blest '. ' KK"Tt'CKV, Car roll Ion, Hie residenre nf Gen. Hut lrr, tiivet Tahr a majotiiy nf 47. lu Carnd, he has a majority of Kl, Ohio In this st avm "f lug rejoicing w,. r,.gret Hnl Ohm .l-. i n 1 m . upv In r old nnd eos'om. d j pi iee of honor among lh,. ,jg St.il. s of the I'ni iii j Still we cannot withhold th. tribute ..four n.t.ini.ilion 1 nnd our (hanks from th.ae galUnt Wh'gsof Ohio who I have been Smuggling- no nobly ,,r llie la-l few nt,s. j There IS iml a Stile in the pii. , nUtvU Hie Uhg ichaiopions have displayed more ! al re indu-trv, I more energy, more eloquence, umre heretcm th 111 hi . Ohm. Moat richly d,d ihey ih serve suet ess, and but , ..r Hie free soil fanaticism they w,.u!d have eat rod Ihe ! Slate by an nverw helming majority --,i.n Journal. We already know thai the Free Slabs have iriveil mifi'turtH and the Slave Stales suttt yir electoral jorityol thu les nr Taylor and Fillmore being a 1 el. etornl Volt S in both n, rlious nf Ihe country. Tins exhibits in a thong l.ghl the conlnienre which the People rcpoSp in Hie integrity ami wisdom of General Taylor. He will lake his place nl the head ol Ihe Government, nut us the sin-eesoiiil candidate of any section of Ihe country, but ns the choice of Ihe people. And we may look to his election a ciism nig lo ihe country permanent national harmony ami ptor-penly. .Witional Intilligtnrrr, The II on. l ('1 it, We regret In s iy, has been sc. vcrc I v l lid 1 iim isc d lor the las ti 11 dnys. lie argued ,m imp -rlsiil cause in the Ch incry Ceiiit of this county on Tin iobiy of lnt week, hen lie appi nrt-d lo he in line health, and certainly, so nr as his i.peeeh furnish. ed any unheal , W as in Hie rnjot uu-iit of Ins usiml g-toif nlth. ,. was attacked tiie sa evening, nml has been since tint time tndispost d, and umh i tiie at-ti ndance of Ins phvsieiana. We regret to h am this ui-irumg Ihat he is still iiu!ipici l.r ringon n'.. Tlie physicians at Cniisiatit pie have rei nmuien th d Ibe use of ligi, w ith gi'-nt su, e.esi. as a pn t t-ntive of cholera. 'I he fruil is sud toexen-ise n le .ihi.g m-lluenee upon tlie st. 'in iic Ii and Ii.iui Ih, mol is In 'l,ty useful in ill-cases which ii.ainh l Hu nielli 111 n ""a " tl"1 digestive fnm iioiis, and commonly pteeede an attack of the chob-ri. Tlir. Vai Butt .1 pntytd'thii Stule hnve held more meetings, have circulaied unue docuuients, have spent more money and tottl more lalst hoods, than both Ibe other pailu t together. Tlie result comports mm h rr with He ir desertt than with their rxcitmtif, i'ruriii ara Jvumal. mil the wlij'le ijlatid is us much u r; settled 0 and UlUtlle ever. I' . p . I -- . . m"""' t oe i-in-icauc Loiigress silf ll) UiTbll. llieir j.roce'-i,ioiit, nre unimportant. Hi s-ia The Luiper-.r has made peace with (hi. easi:t, it u niipotiscd with th" intention of diverting Hil.iHid of the I'vips into the pri icipahliet of the Dun ube. JlaLc Itoom lop ;aiN-iss!inji J Ntiv. ai. CoUtllies of The State i LolisviM. I'.dil'ira Ohio Suite Journal : in 4 Mi-ous-ippi, Oeu. Taylor's gain is obu'.'t, 1 siifr for Titli.r. I Thirty eii.ht con'iticH uf Alabama h.v l:i)lurol U'i.-U. Toe icf-uil in the State party. 'h l.oe .t wtmUt gladly take the risk invol ved in the ncr,.-, ()f Mr. I'nss, we incline to Hunk. hen S im Well.-r got into Hie Fleet prison, he made the acquaintance of a cobbler, who had been ten years ci iiiiii, il. Sam was curious In himw how the cobblt r t intodilucnlly. I he lad is," nud the cobbler," 1 I vi-h souie richeiii-uiy ml try lo vori; my th stnuiiuii in Ihat ere way. I d let hini.1' HofaUt' I'.iprist. 1 a gain for is doublful. Tins in en York. Nt iv Vohr, Nov. an. Editors Ohio Mute Journal .- Four fin s necurn d in ihis city on Sunday morning, by which twenty in-usYt were destroy ed, the Mild- of Murphy, the' moiibus proprielor, u.is bin f, u tih I ."-J horses and U oiuiii- buses, 'i'-jlal loss etiiuab'd nt Se.'oiLUOd. Till". Wt.o-TMl Liii ii.iHHKItV. The Globe of Saturday publishes the following extract Irom a letter 'if the M1I1 m.-'t. from a g ntlemun in Wuuster to a friend ill ttiis city : "Our h-wii 1- in great excitement. It wilt ho rt cn-lech d that the Bank Wasrol.bed here some tune since, of a large sum in gold ll.Ciir ) No iraee has been since oblatmtl o the p. tpt trait r, until IiibI night, yheii the culprit was iletec.i, ,i, who proves to be Julius Moore, . .10.1 rly u resp- ctuhle young num. Tiie wle b- of tl,,- i.: 111 v v. a-: rfi.uv. red cxeepi Jklliin), tint had been spent. was put under bad fur tuil at court, .or Inllonly, nnd as may he inferred, made Ins escape the same evening In parts unknown." lit resting Accident, , Frtrnriui K t irr, M l , N-.y. vf 5 P. M Tho gable emf uf the new back building, ninth on Patrick street, near the telegmpli ollice, and owie d by Mr. S lh S. Nieh . s, gave way this nilerin.n, nbniit two o'clock, and 111 filling buned under Ihe rums Mr. N. ilalhr, Mr. Wadilell, a (termaii Workman, and a colon d lean, eir;iig. d as a brick layer Messrs Hnl-ler and W nldeii were both v ry liadlv, if not family miun d, and the colored man untoriuniilely killed. lialtimore .itmnean. Poiik PuKi'.ri n Cmi-ittdriiK. The Scioto Ga. l.-tle of Hu. ,',th insl , states that the pat-kin; season is fully under way in the Ancient Metropolis, and impresses Hie belief thai the quantity of product I mm Ihe hgt pin up there Ihe current season will rxceed that of miy previous one. It speaks Well of the rep. utatmn enjoyed bv the provi-tom packers ufChillu-o-llie, and sas : " The old, wholesale process of barrel, ing every llimg into mess and prime is giving way to more profitable ami greatly improved tin (hods of packing nnd curing, us experience has dictated best suits the liislidious deuh-rs of F.urope." I'oliK V icmmj Tins important branch nf ihe winter business ol ihis city has commenced, Me vera I hundred hogs hiving been slaughtered at the estnbltsh-ineiit of Mestrs. (ititimaii A Son, at North M.itiiiuii. KveryHiiiig is in readiin-as lor doing a large hoimcs, and nothing hut suitable weather is needed to com-liicnct it 111 earliest. The pnee ot hogs ran-'ca from to Jn, the tnt ler ben. g Ihe ouift.tlf pnee lor pood lots. We shall eiith nvor In k- i p our readers well ndviyj-d nn ihissnb- jcci miring llie winter Mailman (la ) Manner, L-M. A wi igii'y resiioiH.hihiy is about lf be taken from our sleuihi.-rs. We hive iiat, for tome two years or more, the special care of " b old v ite horse Vol snpeokf le low Dutch like a pook." We have inken the best of care of hnn s'ail li rf him, and lodged hnu in the bet room in the Custom House, will iron bolts nml bars to guard and protect him. We take a pride in his present gout looks, He is fat ns a seal, shod with American coin in the shape of specie tdMw, and Ins bridle is studded wilh gold pieces, sii'-h na eagles, half and quarter eagles, liul it 's all no use. He is to h ave im, We learn, by orders fioui ashmglnii, us soon titer the 4 h of March next as ihe wciihcr i will p-. mil. lie returns lo his native home in Sc Im. I bane eoiinlv, lo gr.aie in the vicinity of ball U'tnl I .Vim 1 1 ).- st,n. I Lni hJ.iw.-I Ii 11 '-tie d lately several deaths by lockjaw, ami I't ihe iiib.riuiti,.ii i nil 1 would v,Vl, ( a eerUiu remedy. In n any mie runs a nail or a.t ; slurp iron into any pari of his name, lake a nn n jsiliokep.pe, till ll Willi lob ice. 1, light 11 Well, tlli-p tal.tf , Hnn eblh or Silk hauilkircii.el, place il over Inn J howl of ihe pipe llmnigh ihe stem into ihe wound ; : two or three pipi-lulls will be tutlicicnt lo p. 1 Unwound ilisehaigmg. have tried ll on myself and I five nttiers and found il lo yive immediate n-hef If no- nninii n .as Ht'rll some tla V in mllllg, 1 1 Will opetl a nriain, if Ihe tolnec.t ir. good Try it, any one who may tluiicu toget ueha wound liulttmore 6un, Nor Di ii nn is s iiirri'm: A wouinit went una day lit hear Dr. pleach, ami, ns usual, enrra d a pocket H. hie with her, that she might turn to any of the pass M'cs the preacher might reler to. tul shu found lh it she had no use for her Hible there ; ami mi cuuiog away, said lo a friend, " should ,;lv t i my lliliie at home to day, and have brought my dio-tioiiiry. The doctor does not deal ill Scripture, but in such learned w.-nls and phras. s as require the help of an interpieier lo render ihem m it lligii.le." A droll s'ory is going im roiimls of an honcisi old farmer who, nn mptiug in itnve home a bull, u-il sud. denly ho'slei) over the fence. ItiTovering lliumrlf ho ,nw the aim, nl mi tin' other sole of Ihe rails sawing the air with I, it h-.nl ami neck and pi wing ihe ground. The good i., mm look, d stenddy al hnu lor a iim-" 1 then, fhaking Ins lit 'nt Ii in, exclainu tl, D 11 on r np .bo.ies you neeil'nt stand there, you t irn il cutter, a b .w in' uml sciapui wm did il a purpose, d.ini jou." Nt w YultK SiMioH. he K tcheaier Democrat cop t s ail nrltcle from th" Palmyra Courier, warmly rcroinim nding iliiam H. Seward for I'. H. Seual.ir. h" w 1 il i' v . ll n mai Its ; With Fillmore lor Vice Pres. dent nnd Seward f-r one of the It. present allies of her sovereiTlity, New oik Will never g.ee lo r rumens reniom to bluh for li-r t. put tl ill Ihe Senate Chamber of the tinted Slatci. Dririi or a Giaktms. Mis. Anoitage, Hie Fn-glish giantess, is ih nd She weighed thirty. one stone, was four feel round the wnitt,ax feet round Hie bml, seven feet one inch round the h ps, slid twenty-two inches round thu arm abuvo lha ulbuw.