— — —— — — — . a THE TRUE AMERICAN.

Devoted to Universal Liberty.

V^OLUME I. LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY, WEDNESDAY, .lULY 15, 184G. NUMBER 52.

xr.n.ns. ainoiiiil of of B. (iiles. Va., the means ? In 18.39 the colo- ! whole society under all its tilings into ronsiilt-ralion, llie W. Governor of to La- Where are phases. t The I announce lo vou with the deepest pain, they will be willing to sacrifice not only all weekly. «t I wu Ih-LLAns j rubliih*»il and Fiftt Cfis-re " dollars re- country accepted favorably I good that •' Tlie True Amt' ricaii is des- fayeite, in 1829. nization society, with 130,000 my plan, and that, during my administration, disorders personal interests, pfT aiiuuin, In advance, vr Thrhh Dollars if nut {.lad but opinions, on which tined produce, '. Under the head of emancipation we no- ceived from Government for the settlement without serious opposition gave it effect, Hiihin ihreft moiiihs. to cannot be computed have broken out in the south of the depart- they can centre their vows and their efforts Cc'ple« to a club for progressing in tice this fact: the last years, of re-captured .Africans, had expended SOO,- creating for itself a Provisional Five Ten Doliira. The cause of freedom is Within 40 Govern- ment of Mexico, and in a part of those of to defend their country from ils perfidious I To nan tlait hohUrt, in SUM SiaiM, o»« dollM p«r ' our section of countrv, notwithstanding emancipation has taken place in 45 differ- 000 dollars to build up a colony of about ment, which should call together by law j Puebia, and Oajaca ; in those of Sinaloa invaders. To whatever they may resolve, ynr In ailvance, or two dollars alter three monilij j the opposition receive, only from ent places; and in every single instance it 4.000 people: i. e about $125 per head. the promised convention. The Junta we not and Sonora ; and in that of Jalisco. he protests anew the blindest SubMCriptioM Out rccendy obedience, of Ketttueky payabt* in advanct. i those who are leaders in politics, but also, has been with safety. Twenty-five dollars is the passage money, of Representatives imposed on me the In BeiultiaavM at Uie riab v( the bditor. the south of .Mexico and in its points of 'i'he army, he says, has been put on a the grave and responsible duly i rulers in religious affairs. A short time How can any man, in view of these facts, — the expense of crossing ocean. Then of taking in ! contact with Oajaca, Puebia, Michoacen, much better footing, is increasing, and can I since, the lectured in talk about " society, purchased, houses built for hand the reins of public administration Rev. Hiram McKec, overturning and de- lands have to be ; and Jalisco exist old and envenomed germs be augmented in proportion to the neces- ParL SeTHOCR, Gtntral Agtnl, S. r E qf Walnut I several converted stroying our country, if emancipate to live their expenses defrayed ami I declare, before God and before the places in county, we | them in, of mid FSflh strtett. Cincinnati, Ohio. our and disorder, which disclose and inflame sity. He has applied himself to lhal great of persons of Lib- here" ? To talk so, is to manifest either a dnringtheirseasoning, their sickness, which people that hear me, that I took upon my- Kile " number to the Faith i themselves Cam« Habt«h"«,v. n--rm lor the New England I whenever convulsions agitate object as far as the slender means iu the I , No. Ii4 Was!iiii(rl.m atri-et. Buali erty, and eonfirnied some who were waver- great want of sound reflection, and orilinarv : all have with the African fever:—mens , self this enormous weight because I knew any other part of the Republic. At those treasury permitted. Finch Jc Webd, 118 Naasau street. New York. intelligence : but difiiculiies ing, and strengthened the weak. The first ; or a willful blindness to well to work with —clothing and food until that not hopes, ; not sweets, points the benefits proportion to resources in K.Li DiLLi.v, S. W. cor. of Omen and Ri.ljo Road Phil of civilization are still al- In the that, of labors Kev. known facts. they can One hundred dol- but bitters, were to be the portion of the most his gave oflence to the raise a crop. | nnfelt; however, deliiliu. I and the wisest and humaiiest must be a Government's power ; Charles IMcChire, the preacher in charge But. says one, I will go in for emancipa- lars is a moderate calculation for each colo- .Mexican who should offer himself, at such plan will be to hasten to introduce them there and the finances of Mexico, long a prey to EDITOIIIAL CORRESPONDENCE of the Methodist Episcopal Clivirch : — he tion, if yon will adopt the plan of the colo- nist. Then if we could remove every col- I a time, a ready victim lo the altar of his so that the many elements of mischief ex- every kind of maladministration, are in a is one of Virginia's sons. He endeavored to nization society—send the colored people ored person in the United Slates to-morrow country. isting there may not dili'nse themselves else- sad condition. The exchequer is complete- to I Aljnroe, Greene Co., It'isconsin, ) cft'ect the expulsion of those of his mem- Africa. morning, without delaying for furlher in- I perfectly understooil, without forming where. To those not sharing in the fault, ly exhausted, its income hypothelecated in I June 18, 1846. bers who look sides against the " op- To this we reply : crease, it would take 300,400,000 dollars. lo myself any illusion, that the disappoint- I the conduct of those tiiis 5 who have seized upon advance ; and it has been in almost help-

pressor." accused .Mr. McKre of 1. The object of the Colonization Soci- Who will raise the money ! The North 1 ment of all mere parlies and their fear of the transports ; He destined has Hon. Cassii's M. Clay j lo carry an expedi- less state that the Administration been preaching politics the Sabbath, tv/iile at ety, as declareil in its constitution, is only wont do it. East wont do it. 'I'he tlie downfall of their .".id dominion would tion lo Dear Sir,—For the enclosed five dol- on The , California, and upon the supplies compelled to provide for reinforcing the to " ' colonize s:iy I lars, you will please credit Mr. A. G. the same time that he was making the at> the free people of color, with West wont do it : and the South will turn them into the foes of a Government prepared for the national defence, will al- army and protect its own existence, com- cusaiion, he appealeil to the prejudices of their own consent." It is, therefore, no she has done her part to give np her slaves. wliich, bent on giving high and severe les- ways offer an Ilaufhton and Mr. Brooks Dinwiddie, . _ example of infamy. This promised by every effort it makes against |

each two dollars and fifty cents, suliscrip- ff'liisrs, and the so called Democrats, remedy for slavery. The slaves must be Who will raise the money! Nobody: And sons of morality, was bound to repress all ; sliocking crime has been commitled at Ma- the foreign enemy. Under such overpow- tion for the "True American ;" their post '""mself pitching politics on the Sabbath, first emancipated before they can b6 colon- there is an end of it. wrong pretensions or compel them to iden- zatlaii, by the very soldiery sent to cover ering necessities, though the sacredness of ized. necessary tify themselves with good, ollloe address is, Decatur, in this county. Suppose we had the money ; the general that peninsula from attack, threatened by past engagements be the great means of P*''"''^^''"'"""''"? I fielil But, do the slaves llie Mr. Haughton is a native of your State, afllrmed, in the same of labor, yon say, emancipate would slaveholder give np the slaves? I The strife with such was obvious, was fore- the shipping of the United States. How further credit, there was nothing left but to I shall, and both iiiin and Mr. Dinwiddie, are great o"')' ''^ <'i'' preach " Liberty to the only on condition that they will, or be If they do not do so nnu-, are we To expect seen, but that strife was necessary, as the can those troops ever repair such disloyal suspend the payment of existing loans— i admirers of vou. " The True American" captive," as did Mr. McKee. colonized. This, we reply, would be lo that whilst they find slavery a shade in the I only purpose now to be justified was that acts? The United States have, no doubt, resort indispensable not only to save the na- i is the only anti-Slavery paper they appear Your Friend for Freedom, Truth and act the robber's part. He meets you, prC' summer, and a fire in the winter: — whilst of respecting nolhing but the will of the na- among their resources against ns counted tion, but ullimately its creditors. This sus-

Consistency, senls his pistol, and tells you if you will ! there arc divines, jurists, and judges going tion. In conjunctures lilie the present, on such treacheries as this, which they pension on the 2d of the further one to willing to subscribe for : neither of May,

those gentlemen are identified with any JACOB LY BRAND. eive him yout money he will spare your I thronghoui the leiiirth anil breadth of the other countries have resorted lo a discre- have perhaps aided in contriving, and re- of the 7th, and the circulars calling upon

life, or let you go free. He has overpow- south, telling the masters that slavery is an tionary magistracy ; and in .Mexico, when joice in the idea of rendering our resistance the Governments of the departments ami anlj-Sfbivery organization ; politically, they | the For True 1 are liolh \\ liigs. American. ei-ed yon—has the ailvantage, and requires institution given by Heaven lo man—the limes w?re less diflicult, tlicse same means fruitless, however firm, bv fomenting these the venerable clergy for aid, were, with Slavrry la Sluful. to it of, were presently i Since I became a subscriber to your val- you give np a natural ritrht. Though Bible sanctions —the Patriarchs practised thought and were turned attacks of every paricidal faction among some other inconsiderable resorts, the sole NO. XIII. uable periodical, my duties have been such, yon choose lo do so, rather than meet death, it —and it is the corner stone of our repub- into a peremptory experiment. ourselves. They who at home assist these refuge which the government could employ only is cruel, this the that I have bccq^^blc to devote so much Not emancipation safe abroad yet you complain of llie act as and lican edifice"—under such circumstances, For reason, in additions to the things surely do not reflect how deeply in an emergency so imperious. time to its p^lieal, as I could have where there was five, ten, and in some pla- worthy of punishment from God and man. with such teachers, nitf with what daily plan of San ljuis Potosi, which I promoted they are wounding their own country, how As to what is now to be done, 'Congress " ces fifteen slaves to one freeman, but it is You ivould do the same thin^ in et/tialily, observation tatehes us, are we lo expect in the capital, I hastened to limit the pow- striking very life, how leaving her at will no doubt provide or authorize the new wished ; still, I look over" the numbers at her safe at home where there are five, diti will ers to restore that the laivs, as they are received, weekly. I have now ten, and in you require the slave lo leave the land they give up lliair slaves? No! conferred and of the mercy of that enemy who has long sow- government which it shall erect to provide befiire " some places fifteen freemen to one slave. of his birth, a land where he has acquired never, until you go to4he conscientious and without any' enlargement but that which ed dissensions in her bosom, thrown im- for defending the country. And since the mo a copy of The True Ameri- j can," of the eighth of April last; in the Nine States of our own Union have eman- n birlhrighl, a land of health anil civilization show them that slavery is a sin against their was needed for preparing a war, to which pediments in the way of her Government, enemy is striving by blockade to cut off cipated upon the soil with safely and contin- meet the perils of the ocean unilrrgo the fellow-men, their country, and their tiod: a neighboring nation, as unjust as il is en in its principles, our means from without, we must foil that first article under the editorial head, is the — — j lisconcertcil her society

" : liillowing paragraph: 'I'he New Hamp- ued prosperity —every one of them more mortality of a strange, hot, and sickly cli to the whole mass of the people, and I terprising, was provokini: ns. Not institu- maxims, and administration. effort to dis.tble ns by organizing our im-

shire victory marks the beginning of pro- prosperous than the States where slavery male, in order lo have liberty. No man show them that slavery is contrary to their I lions—for these were reduced to little more [He then briefly ret ites what has been mense resources within.

exists. can this by. interests, their safety, than the of society but the good I It is, says, in of the greatest gress ! an

facts us try it : sense of its death to Slavery, instead of its triumph." And from which we have previously Let You and I, dear reader, are, national prosperity. Those who will not our people and the morality w'ith what effect ; but repeals that the ne- public dangers that a brave nation finds 1 ,was included among the number of noticed, we believe it would have been even for the jiresent. descenilants of Irishmen. regard moral principle, the welfare of their w'hich they maintain, gave me confidence cessily of thus diverting, for the mainlen- noblest thoughts, the virtues and the sudden better bad emancipation been immediate The descendants of the Scotch and English neighbors, and country; von must do a Ihat il was siill possible to make our ance of domestic order, the forces and snp- resources that rescue. A firm and high those who were slow to believe that 'I'exas j than gradual better to master and slave, are in the majority. prejiulice arises work for at the ballot box vote way across the dilliculties, without slum- public will, purity, and constancy can ac- woiilil be annexed to the United States — A them — down | plies meant for the foreign contest, leaves ; I

although neighbor, schools, church and Stale. against ns Irish, and havinof the power in the system. This is cons titniional and right. bling and falling over our own social riiiiis. ihe latter of course to be conducted at great complish every thing ; and when peace and impression was ; my —which opin- j the abuse ion I expressed before the aimexalion in The free man can live here and prosper. their favor, they decree thai we must leave The people have a riebt lo remove in a But of the liberty of the political disadvantage.] oilier shall return, we may find in the very — j is case It the testimony of a number of the best frientls, and the land of our birth, Gospel conslitulional manner, that which is a mani- press—abuses coiiimilled always when most | have insensibly lo where I am lo means to which war has driven us the ba- thai event sliniild take place, it come would — j of ourcounlry, that the privileges dangerous, and since arc order, hasten the downfall of slavery in our be- men free colored peo- to a great extent—meet the perils fest injury lo their country. which have, ever 1821 speak of the gravest circumstance incur ses of a sol ill finance ; which j ple of our country are as civil, as of the ocean lake undermined all our credit loved country. For although I have for law-abi- — up onr abode among the J' G* F- Governments by turn— ; present posiiion. When this ailministra- economy, good faith, and the which several years felt a ureat degree of ding, and virtuous, as any other people bogs of Iieland alleging, as a .sufficient rea- spread abroad disturbances, alarms, and dis- lion came into power it found itself face lo these create. He then passes lo the topics shame — j Speech at the NORTHERN '• douL'hI'acedism," ivilh the same amount of ediicalinn. son for all this, that there is a prejudice of President Pnredes. trust, just when my known sincerity gave f.ice with an engagement entered into by of the administralion of justice, the rela- In Cincinnati, where their cHance .against us, that seems to ine tbe right lo hope that none would prop- tions oilier besides the United and at their willingness to succumb to the has Heaven have made The National Intelligencer gives the fol- 1 the preceding one to receive a Minister with Powers been bad enough, there are 2049 free col- a distinction between lis and them have agate fears for those rights of the nation States lo treat on the States, and ends by saying that, having dictation of their Soulliern masters, and to —we lowing iranshition of the importanl and in- ] from the United Tex- prosiiiiite ored people. 1000 of these are church black hair, ;ire low in stature, square built, which my solemn oaths guaranty, and as question. Government, firm in its now fulfilled the obligations which he took the holy principles of libertv, at teresting speech pronounced by his Excel- ] The members. 509 belong to temperance soci- and just filled to handle which all the examples and acts of himself at I^Ms Potosi, he restores the bloody shrine of the most wicked the shovel, and lency the President ad interim. Don M:iri- my ; jusl cause and resolved never to yield lo the upon San elies. 369 have been slaves ; for whose pilch turf. every public life, pure at least, not glori- i through lliein to nation the power Slavery ever known upon llie earth,—all Now, man would see ano y Arrillaga, general of division, at the though spoliation of that part of ils territory, was tlw paiil that oiis. • things considered, I did hope that "crown- redemption there was (chiefly by llieni- such reasoning would be very insufli- solemn installation of the General ('oit* confirm. preparing for war, yet anxious to spare, if which it had bestowed ; and that from this

so- ' ing act of perfidy and villany," as the ed- sclves) the sum of $166,050. They hold cient, and such a prejudice very unjust. eri^ss Extraordinary, in Mexico, 0th June, The freedom of the press isJ^grave it might, the effusion of blood, determined moment the destiny of the country is in the

cial ' itor of the " American Freeman" terms property in the city to the amount of §150,- And yel, it is the... wry. same_ ^[ground o[\ 18 J6. inconvenience in counlriflRphere the to hear what this Plenipotentiary had to hands of Congress only, its representatives.] 100 w'c to political are the annexation of Tex.is, w-oiild open the —nearly a third morn propi>rtv to each wIhcIi propose coionizi! ihe .M'rican. Citizen Eepresrntatives the Nation: ideas and habits settled ; and propose. But, as was lo be feared from the j of A noiuli"Proof ToiTn* eyes of the people of the North, to the family of five persons, than in Liberia. Prejndice, unholy prejudice, is at the Since the unanimous and fortunate yet even among them barriers are raised nilhicioiis policy of the United States, their I have here heard of a regiment five it its somew ovcrwhclinin? influence of 'J'bey have churches, three literary botunii of the whole of ; and on llie same efforts of the Republic lo pull against excesses ; the tutelary principles iH-faiih became apparent as soon as their the crushing down a ^ ordered lo march into a small town and societies, three schools. of authority are religion : instiliiiion of Slavery, which may truly be and ground we might colonize many of the best Government which had imprudently an- guarded ; and mor- Commissioner presented ilself: lliey had als are take il. I think it was in Tyrol ; but called " Peculiar." Is not this infinitely better than slavery ? classes, and assoeialions of men, in our annulled its own leeal lilies, and presumed shielded from attack ; perfidy is not sent .Mr. John Slidell, not as Minister ad | it was, it that place coniparistin reminds one the joys permitted lo violate the seal of confidence, w herever chanced the Thit there is an anti-Slavery paper pub- The of of lo take away the hope of the nation's con- | hoc, to treat of a special mailer, but as a was s^ed by a colony who believed in the lished at the South a heaven, compared with the sorrows of hell. Every man, who is not a criminal, has a tinuing to be mistress of her own lot. the nor calumny to shed its poison in ihe bo- resident Minister, such as could only be ad- in Slave-holding | Gospcl of Christ, and proved their faith by As I know from personal obseivation, their riffht to liberty in the laml where he is born. som of private life. In this manner, the Slate— is a mailer of much gratiilation to administration which that event created, | milted between nations whose intercourse liberty works. A courier from the neighboring the friends of huinaiiilv, and cannot but be physical, intellectual, and moral condition There he has birlhrights; and lo banish anti which was the unequivocal expression of printing leads civilization on ; is has no iiiipediinents. Tbe Government, village informed them that the troops were appreciated by the philaiilliropic portion of] is infinitely better than those in ."lavery. him, is to iullict upon an innocent man the of the public will, begnii iis periotl under no less useful to the people than to (Jov. therefore, gave him clearly to understand lo it sustains these, advancing lake the town. They quietly that section of country. Your niinieious Besides, there is the inettimnble boon of penally of a criminal. Banishment has al- the best auspices— wiili the support of all ernmenls : and while when that it could only receive him in a special answered if they will take it, they must." lis value all the ways been considered deserving well, it protects those fcpm usur- eorrespondents, livinj in the mitlsf o(\ ''''Crl;/. to men, even to a penally for crime. parlies, and the nearly universal good cliaiacter ; upon which he askeil and forth- Soldiers soon came riding in with colors, ^ong »busei\ and degraded slave, admits of I tlo not believe that any man can do it and wishes of the After so pation, open or covert. But t'ounlries w'iih received his passports. This has citizens. many j Slavery, tells well for the cause o( pro- \ and piping their shill defiance. They look- "o compaiison or eslimate.* love his neighbor as himself. We have changes and convulsitms, which, without a shaken by continual revoliiiions, the unbri- been seized by his Governinenl as a pre- gres.iive freedom. It would have a more | ed around for an enemy, and saw the far- dled i suppose, ''"he American Citizen says, concerning territory enough here for them and us ton. motive either political or philosophic, had license of printing becomes one of llie i,.|u e for charging us with ihe first hostili- practical eflecl, I should upon | chief causes why those revolutions «hall miT^liis plough, the blacksmith at his an- ibe principles of liberty, if the proper the people of color in Philadelphia : "More Do you say, "it is not prejudice with stained our civil reputation, iinpoverisli- lics and provoking a conlesl: as if the refu- j never cease; and while the very enil for vil, aiid the women at their churns and spin- those your than one-fourth of the whole population are me ; I only wish to promote the good of.ed, discredited, and almost destroyed, the sing lo meet a fraudulent negotialion were names of persons who enrich j which press is free is well-being ning-wheels. Babies crowded to hear ihe columns with their communications, accom- niembers of some branch of the christian the colored man." Well, let us try this: country, appeared a movement which pro- the the of an act of hostility, and when that Govern- the society, a licentious press torments and music, and the boys ran out to see the pret- panieil their articles. It might cause a church. 'J'liey have four literary societies, Do you think vou can aid,— can benefit him claimed principles eininenlly social; and inenl is already using arms, not only for I ty trainers, with feathers and bright but- anil to as much when you have tiestroys it, in spite of ihe most patriotic in- of for the temporary inconvenience to, and perhaps one devoted Theological studies, spread a broad and 1 the perpetuation of a fact, fiill of seeds of the defence 'Pexas, but usurpa- tons, "the harlequins of the sixteenth cen- ' tentions of those who write. Yel this free- be the means of the writer's suslaiiifng an containing more than 600 members in all. dangerous ocean between you and him, as good, drew lo it the public vows of all tion of a fresh part of our territory. tury." Of course, none of these were in is ' dom should exist, wherever there is a free received, injury, Tiiere are within the precincts of the city you can when he near by you ; where men, was the common watchword of all The American minister was not but certainly those who have the " constitution not, without a proper posiiion lo be shot at. Where good of humanity at heart, should be wil- and county of I'hiladelphia, no less than he has health, yon have means, and the p.arties. But, by a fatality the most nii- — however, the because national dignity forbade it, wlieji are your soldiers?" they asked. " We have '« cnty houses for religious worship. They Governmenl has plenty of land ? Impossi' modifications and restrictions which pru- an American army was already marching ling and prepared to make sacrifices, if i happy, this concord soon dissolved itself, ilence particular genius of each peo- none," was the brief reply. "Well friends, stirh might be necessary. Few, if any, li^'^e seven dilferent temperance societies, ble, 10 introduce confusion afresh, lo enfeeble and the on tbe Rio Bravo, our ports on both seas before " again " ple require. Possessed with these ideas, troops it lies you." But we have come would be called upon to suffer as yon have embracing thousands of members. There Bui do yon object, and sav, I the Government, and abandon it in the were threatened by squadrons, and lo lake the town." " But is there no- done. are 100 beneficial societies, which dispense wish lo civilize Africa." Then we ask, midst of its duties and dangers. In a sin- my leading thought, at taking charge of of the United States trod our soil in Cali- lo fight ?" are aflairs, was ih.u every Mexican body "No, we all Chris- One of the first anti-Slaverv papers ever 'o '''e sick and needy an averaire of what progress do you expect to make in gle year it has been its fate lo visit the ex- public fornia. I was, therefore, obliged, on tbe .V"""'.y tians." doll.ars. Is civilizing savages with those hlionid publish with outlet his ideas as to solemnly to declare that published in the United States—perhaps *200 each ; that is 20,000 not who are them- tremes of confidence and of distrust, both 21st of March, Here was an emergency altogether un- selves uneducated; antI coloiii- the public reorganization approaching, and honor being incompati- the very first in Slave- ihis better than slavery ? Is their conditiiui whom some without a limit ! peace and national —was commenced a t provided for ; a sort of resistance which no zalionisls have pronounced "half civilized;" that the mutual censure of tliose who pub- aggressions, our soil should holding Slate, (if I am not greatly misia- j so good even in Liberia? Ever since, in order to rescue our free- ble with such bullet could hit; a fortress perfectly bomb- " 5>'ill stronger. LucisLATrRE of and that, too, by seniling them there, con- lished should be lefl the sole corrective of be defended from iheir encroachments, un- ken.) in the Old Dominion," at Wheel- i The dom from the mother country, it became proof. The commander was perplexedvr— ine, by the late lamented Benjamin Lundy. Michigan appointed a committee to report trary to the real wishes of many ? This necessary that .Mexico shoulil be launched their errors. I confess and lament that a til this Congress, with whom it lay lo de- " If there is nobody to fight with, of ewiree This publicaiion was called "The Genius upon the propriety of extending the right would be like whipping slaves lo make ihein upon the sea of revolutions, the spell of le- design so liberal in itself has perhaps served clare war, should assemble. 'I'lieir army, we cannot fighi," said he. "il is impas- of Universal Emancipation." Mr. Lundy of suflVage to colored men. The com- come in to hear inassa pray. gal aiilliority has grown weaker, the spirit lo produce little but alarm and ill, and for some time stationed at Corpus Christi, sible to take such a town a? this." ite is better to the lovers troubles to involve a So was one of the first who discovered the niillce reported favorably ; and farther state : There a way of doing this work, of obedience has decayed, anil the laws enable of advanced lo Point Isabel, and thence to ordered the horses' heads to tur.i>ed to their au- be object that oiiginated the " war in Texas." " Your committee has been assureil by —a cheaper and a far more eflicienl way, and the men, that a momentary popular in accusations better due own position in front of Matamoras. After as- about, and they carried the liuuian anigials Administration that had adopted in He traveled in that country, as I was in- citizens of Detroit, well qualified to juilge, Employ the same money vou would thus enthusiasm alternately raised up and pull thors an sembling above five thousand men that j out of the village asguihless as entc;re3;l, its Iiighest ihfiy formed at llic time, in the capacity of a and entitled to full credit, that the moral hab- expend, in sending lo Africa Missionaries d down, have every day sustained them- for principle the supremacy of quarter, I directed the general of division and perchance somewhat wiser.— it/. pedlar, for the purpose of learning its of this people are belter than those of whose hearts are in the work, who Inive pi- selves with ureater and greater diflicultv. the people. there to act against the enemy ; and he, :n ,..a-.v,., the j constitution 1813 abrogated Child. Slate of afl'airs; and then published the;"" average anil equal number of whiles." ety and intelligence, and one will do more Like its predecessors, the Government of Our of had deciding on crossing the river, look up a ih.in a hundred of your colonists. our previous laws of the press, promising posiiion between the coast anil the fortified Promtltq^^ result of his researches, in a tolerably large ! ('I'his has perhaps arisen from special eflbrt the Olh of Decciiiiler, 18M,' sank rapidly of sized pamphlet. on their part, and that of anti-slavery men. Again, such colonization is not only nnjnsl, into public disfavor: and when, before a to substitute for tliein others, which, how- point of Paso Real. On the 8th of .May a Every scene occupation is baunted by and unchristian, but il is a hopeless ever, were not realized during the snbsis- sharp enuageinent was brought on, in the " thief of lime," procrastination apd It is ereaily to be hoped that many other to encourage and aid them. But what has scheme; great public crisis, it had neeil to be | ; are in the United Stales tence of the Conslitulional Congress. Thus our troops gave proof ol their valor, all his ingenuity is directed io sleal lliai K^t sons of the sunny South, will soon become been done there, may he done in other inadequate. There strongest, it fell into a weakness which j which to walili over the loss, of opportunities, the present lime. 'fTie engaged in the glorious cause of human places.) " The colored population of De- about 3.000.000 slaves; and 400,000 free lefl il incapable of facing the difficulty, of the a-ovcrnment, bound land, though with some held the field itself disease humanity, tlie enlraiichiseinent, for upon them will de- troit is about 300. It has two churches. colored people. The increase of this part sustaining its influence, or of avoiding the endangered public tranquility, found and maintained the honor of our arms. of disincTinalion (o a school, of onr population, is about 90,000 annually fiirced lo reslraiiils upon the press, when On the next day our General-in-cliief fell work God has given, more frequently tafets Vdlvc the honor ullimately of effecting the ! two .Sabbath schools, day a tcm- attacks of those restless spirits who arc the soci- increase of slaves is 80,000 increase of it perceived that its liberal intentions were back to a new position, where the combat this form of dilaloriness than a doWiirij^Tit gnotl work. Hut fiir the criminal negli- ' perance society, a female benevolent — — perpetual bane of insiiiutions, and of but disturbance. refusal. delay pcncc of the North, in connection with the ety, a young men's Lyceum and debating free colored, 10,000. every Government. In this slate of thing* to be abortive of everything was lenewed, but with an unfortunate is- But shortens' Hfc aTiU 2.")0 the colonization society lia.s For this cause came to be is.sued the circu- sue part. The division crossed the abridges industry, just as prompititttde eti- apologies they have made for Slavery, and society. Over — (all save one-sixth Now been it became clear that social dissolution itself on our — * * * organized 29 years ; and in the work of lars of the 27th January and 21st of Febru- river; and the commandur, who still pre- larges bolh. You have a cerlaii'i-' *iiliWJht the open advocacy and succor that lia.^ i pari) — regularly attend the churches." impended, and that if these aimless revolu- were revived the decrees of the of work before you, and in all liks'lilwad been extended to it in various ways. Slavery "The same facts were also shown in colonizing more than 25 years. The Soci- tions and counter revolutions were to go ary, and served, according to his returns, four thou- I would, long die colored population of Washtenaw. In ety h;is sent olf 4108 colonists an aver- on, the only 4tli and 1 1 ih of September, 1829, which, sand troops of the line, besides auxiliaries, unexpected engagements may be •uperafl- since have been numbered ; — result must be anarchy, and circumstances, one of the ad- ded as raay-lit- among the things that were. We have 'hat county, there are many farmers of the age of 166 annually—not the five hun- the bursting of those last slender bands under like suddenly evacuated the city of .Matamoras, the time wears on. You frequently been told to go to the South, iiighest respectability. They are indepen- dredth part of the increase; much less any which has thus far held us looeiher amidst ministrations which have obtained most against the express orders of his Govern- gin that work immediately, or you- taxK for liberal principles saw itself forced postpone it till the evening, or till ihe weSk whcre Slavery exists, if we wish to effect dent in circumstances, good citizens, en- of the principal. In the whole 25 years it so many contests. In this new conflict, credit ment ; which looked lo the importance of taken off half 10 employ. Disunion fomented just when maintaining that place for furlher be closing, or till nenr the close of J*fie- jiny good ; not talk and write about it here couragcrs of schools, churches and morali- has not one of the mere in- the Republic looked anxiously around for operations. of need of the utmost union in order as the point to which sujiplies Your sense of duly insists on its being at the North, where tliey affirm it : ty." A thousand examples be ad- crease the free colored population for some point of we had and and has no might union, for a physical force j foreign invasion and save our their done procrastination says. " It will be heing. One answer would always be ap- duced proving tliat emancipation is safe; onr#:ar; much less any of the 80.000 that might back its moral energies, miaht to repel a reinforcements were on way. Such ; but existence as a nation, I dictated conduct the pari of the gen- pleasanter to do it by-and-by." What ijifaH"- propriate to give to such persons, namely : and that the colored man can rise even increase of slaves annually. If the colored enable it freely to exert its will, threatened unexpected on ] constituie in a .lijo that so long as here in society in virtue, population continue to increase as il in pain and bitterness of heart those meas- eral-in-chief has obliged me to recall him ation ! lo end each day hurry, Jliid diere are those in the North — intellieence, and has itself as the occasion demanded, and erect | the moderation and to itself in a panic ! and when the flurried Eve- who believe as they profess to, we have respectability. Nothing but an unholy done, (they will double themselves in less itself from its long difliciilties and disasters. tires ; which, however, and to summon him account for his dis- fi-vi-rcd to prejudice prevents litem from years, says the Christian Observer) liuinanity of the government have tempered I obedience before a military court of inquiry, ning has closed, and the lih< is over, sufficient labor perform at home, with- ' doing so here, than 20 I then listened to the voice of onr afllicted liiiiTunC out seeking for as in other places. shall have at the end of years, 14,- in their application. I tcconimed lo your 'I'he Government meantime is actively at lo leave half yo'ur work T WlriU'ver fields of action at some we 40 country, and set on fiiot the political move- j that you devise means the prompt- lo repair these reverses, the busitless Tie, do it iilslanif)-, if yon other point. Governor (iiles, of Virginia, said: " It 000.000—about the number of our present ment of the 14th December, 1845, in the wisdom work and looks to

the press, ' wmiht iliritras"i)y life "n HI tic loiig enotr^h Your paper, I am happy to know, no will be adinilteil. that this caste of colored w bite population. Some colonizalionisis city of San Luis Potosi. est and fittest for the regulation of the nation and to you for co-operation,

i yriir' " enjoying all just freedom, it squadron of the United States has f)V 'ffie'tx-ork rtssigncil, if ' be jpriTrrifit longer hoists the flag of Gradual Eman- population attract but little of the public ask a century to complete their work. ( Af. There, in a body of six thousand of the so that, while Tbe (SRtwgli; oul .wliidt cejaiees iii abundant — is represented as remarking in lation is as 1 to These facts " The rustic waiting stands to see tlie flowing riv- possessinti the capacity or other elements last year and —

. W.ill. : ftuil a speech cileil er dry. and urges ns lo their remedy. i-mlwii'ipTOcteirti" fl'ar^ agiitrfsl tft^t' nti'iion iQCfSM |»SttCBij;: 3»d: .VOU S^OIl .lljB on ibe Oregon question, while (with other facts by him) he says for an enterprise so high, I was led lo re- Bitch abuses,

. Uiai. jeposo describing the serve to prove, almost to a demonstration, Nor thinks its high fountains continuous streams censure the acts of the ailniinistrali<»hl3 which flatters itself so l^»tS*ly thfef d Single .sjveqmiesii.-.ftf wJiich follow* Democratic (!!!) parly, that ; solve that I would attempt il; but with the To supply; they are " is none to.stirlup mere >miifartuiie ovorthrow 'the conftifirrt -inid finishe^J Aii^jrt.-find.l''? :?8Sl of , >hat recret- sworn destroyers of all banks, 1st, that this class of population is bv no purest intentions, an entire disinterested- a right: but there oan Downward it comes and rolls, and w ill till time its- ii.o dcJuKiiicnl Il;eling AND ALL so degraded, vicious, geiliiion and to overturn PoWety »lie co«at;ifiov. of Which omr iVllow^rttrens ,Utiu.in ivhii'U niin- ARTIFICIAL CLASSES IN means and demoraliz- self shall llie," ness, with not a view nor a design but to what ,s, .on ; whicli^iiu, t^cj;lcf:ied, duty iUwi goe4 on- to«3y , |,avc gi.WH;<.«o imiBy 'Sit)^ial proofs.. As-a .and SOCIETY." It Presidenl . would seem that the ed, as represented by their prejudiced said one of the Vice-Presidents of the Colo- reinstate the nation in the completeness of [The "part;/" should consider and voluntary benefactors. measures he has taken t.i presenwe tJai\li1>eii«, |'saery^fic awl^ Uio.bjraJ'fl

in derision ; and they would, iun«}nph«

that ibev are blintllij wedded to where; thfv (iid Hot ftufowa tth.t*'' ' ilrrt luV their idol little it voke, no principle but that of the natirmal ii()g ijicjM f witli' in? tQ tlVejlf^syjji^.^^r.eU^J'iglUs efl'cct; will not materially benefit • - ' the I'KOFESSION of Democracy .;'Uii.lJiif>f «iii> It) av^jiil, ttij^ ! Mai •A slave in our Slnlp, wlio is l,nl .^6 years of age, this class of population themselves: and sovereignty; and when I pnintetl mil tHe oi;il*rf.

persons are inducetl to ,recoii3tiitjte„llie naliun, ;ill ' to^r^e that whilc'arnfrs ny subscribe for (and whose old master has heeti tlead many years, fitness that this sovereignty b*- I C.pHijrcss, cp.lilsl [lie ihcn j^oc? on though 3 or 400,000 already free should be stioWM Wfi- (js > -l^>^^ «r'l*«e iVyiAll.lv^BHl .-(M-gl ' your paper, who would not patronize any and whose mistress died a few years since,) said to resented tc?.or( tp' lljc-.clraqrilinary pofffrs. vested ''sn';ffl thu''^'siip^rti't'ffi^^ cause of llie 'nation -ttiiii . Iu».ejcs.tliaj), removed, the great political mischief among by c/nMfJriiti rtirfti^f 'A^-sei^i- J. tl)a,.(uru of »,4lir '* * ' anti-Slavery periodical, anon of the old master: Mnssa B , what is .,invjg<),r,ito ' other from the cir- bly, it was i)v lijii^i,. ajid' in.iiHtain, and Kr-itfiout, 'rhHr (CWrf^S-ji's)" *frf«'niet1( irfflit V for siitTi IS till' otx-iipailon us, will be but sliglnly effected." (7Ui Re- my mtniiing that^/Z^^the grelit "' going to become of me ! did'nl you used to gny I cumstance of it being published iiie.y 'sloo.d, qnlcr tjiat the ^t*'pn?)hc3Yi,' Iitrt tt ti'is^' .,: 'rf>i /rrrrfM^"- in a Slave- port, existin(f:ij»ti!te»il« nhuultl be 'here <>mh<)diA(l niiiii's'as in nl- jvite it 'a arrd'fiWh ehouli] go free at old mistress* death?" " Yes," p. 8.) ^ holding State, imagining that to anitate the lion^iTjIgjlt di'rect all its eiicigie's tppjepac^- i4iHl' JvMilit'iil oi'itef'Wfltih;' ' •By'_'% said '* " T-rsmflrcfttSi whiell .not icenso l* He ctll- tevll" massa B , but I have cotieluded that you Do vou say when the society becomes dn question" any where else, il "delicate is are . and jitMipe ehBli'Tees^l geuing iyar. , IwisirtCT^twn tKst old, lieller as a slave, It^n fof : i ii \i and had be kept more efficient, il will accomplish more!" j ^^'VKkV: EripnlitC^ibecaneO; tJiey -art sep-ir- (imhiriij ; i..,r r.ji imt nmy hurt i\nqihcr,;jp. interfering with a mailer in which they and be provided " tlisii.adverMi reyolt^^^iin .wv«jcnl to his duty, tlisy mnsl ton- for," poor old slave said, I to.llip j o»«irr citizen^ in5'ittyjirot'ficrf Vo The We answer, instead of becomingi.nribre. af> .| atHiiWl»Apl*raf|?» in ,i;«?Jity,^ oi ilje ..^ 1^6 itWit bl! a'ti*Sit'-1f co^tciifil. had rather die have no interest. What limited pliilau- and Roto hell ! If I have to live but q:«arier« whichitveh»vt! alrsatlv mentioned.] ^i>iliate.anew:^all iraen's reinds- to Gdiefi>- ficient, it is becoming mor«,|in«IIinieal ;,aiiil > ..ii -u . u foutt niTs, lkt l.iberly ,.~"7!i:, thropy mk hi; a Tutr. man." '| ! aid your publica- K"" ' Others again, ' ' «uivet*al with that because the ppogle liuieul; ofvlspicuouaiyi wottliy of All men is inealimaWe. I >-ls is eviT the iiuirk ot" a tion, becau.oc 'I'he slave alluded lo shaf- it is not identifieil with IS t-^'>'ffy »";' ''"''."'T'i" "i'^.^^f'':'' Lwftlil'fittftP'...: .Ua^.e^liorts ilieiji Jo tUnl wiih a "kind master." if convinced, m,4„ 'l:'' .fitiffi«.to« any master may be called l^j fbul ,» ^j^Jipp^Jfl..^, r.sfcr.of. dombiwttonU-.lt ' ^ tjA^-^.: j m any anti-Slavery • jpf organization. Taking all kind yet be desires liberty. —; ! : " . —— —

eholde Aflv cales Slairery lu 2. The imjmrtancc of having a free press es- The Contrast. Tlicologieal of lure, snd read only the volume of the visible creation Pennsylvonia and Ohio. Will the old States con- THE TRUE AMERICAN. We are glad lo receive letters frequently from Slav Stales. sent lo this wholesale giving away of tlie public petially in Ktntuchj, fur the general abolition of It is amusing to contrast the tone of the South- fer llieir edification, slaveholders. TUey need not fear expressing them- We are about lo make an announcement which ''""'a'" ern Press, and Ihe Southern Representatives in Con- But, thank heaven, wo are not reduced lo the sad ; "OOD AND LIDERTY." slavery, Mr. CoLiAMra, of Vermont, demonstrated lhat selves just as they think, to us; for Ma/ iswhat we sound very strange to those whose field of ob. gress, on Ihe subject of the tarilT; and the Northern must alternative of cuher rejecting Ihc bible, or of believ. Thi* State, in our opinion, is the field for ac- lan,], sold belter or brought more, after they want. When men get so near each other that they servation is unlike : greatest impedi. I.EYINr.TOX, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16. Press and the Nurihcrn Representatives on the our own The ing in the divinity of that appaling system of wrong, had been in market for twenty years, than al any tion. Its position—its interests and the charac- I reason withoutquarreling, they will can together, be subject i"^"' '° success of the anlislavery movement in midst of which our lot is cast previous time. This was the fact in the six land of Oregon—we mean that portion that held i in the I'he bible ter of its people, as it ihe best battle a whole, make ' The Trne American. before separate, to unite in action, Districts of Ohio, and in the two of Illinois, and in very apt, they to 54 <* 40. slave Stales, is Ihe opposition to it of those men leaches human brotherhood too thoroughly to us, ground for freedom. Virginia, North Carolina, all of them without exception. This ia our fifty-second number, ond it is meet as well as opinion. commissioned by high There is » •"> P'of"' «» to permit of our being misled by those blind lead* their mountain rejjions, boldness, decision, and energy in the for- The President has transmitted a Commercial sildrcss ourselves especially lo and Tennessee have all that we should our VVe are no advocates for vindictive contests. Heaven lo go abroad and use their efforts for the mer. They denounce and threaten as if they were ers of the blind who would persuade us to believe Treaty to the Senate, between this country and but they have, what is peculiar to them, "a low friends in and out of Kentucliy. invariably hurry into Hanover. They men extremes, and the lords Said Mr. mitigation of human misery and the extirpation of that we were doing God's service, by making mer- of the universe. Seaborn Jones j thai is, strictly planting region, where the 3d of June, 1845, the first country"— a On number was engender party hate, or personal hostility, making I"'''' assertion, which appears so of Georgis, when speaking on the tariff in the ' chandize of men, and by extorting from the la- deeply rooted. This region was first j issued, at Lexington, Ky. On the 18lh of Au- slavery is reconciliation ' difficult, and any thing like unity of monstrous, will no! surprise any one who lives bor of unremuneraled muscles Ihe bread wilh ITEMS. so to form the consti- House of Repreaenialives, and twitted with the thereafter, settled, and it has managed FaoM pist a mob took forcible posseiision of action an impossibility. are satisfied, if wc TsiiciDAB DE CvBA.—Capisin Cooper, of the barl; We " among slaveholders. Our conviction of ils Irulh nourish our bodies. Better would it be Punic faith of the South, Oh ! excuse us—excuse which we tutions of these States, and to frame their laws, as Ncpture, snys itiul the proB]>eclt crops Ql TrniiiJad the types and press of the True American, and were met in a like temper by slaveholders, that for the interest has been confirmed by extensive observation. We for us, if those preachers who try lo convince us never looked to give every political advantage. Take slaveholders— when their compels ihem beuer. Capiaui C. furllier slales lliat lie in- removed them to Cincinnati, them declaring that no they would not assail our motives, or turn a deaf under the of of tended and to break their lo North but, gentle- were born shadow the dark wing that a system of oppression is from heaven, would could hove Rot a freigUi for Hurope. bul sini e Virginia as an example. The western part of promises the ; free journal should be pubtislied in the stale. This ear to our arguments. Ihc news of ihe war wiUi slavery, and it is still our lot to dwell in its midst, lhat bible which they profess to reverence, Mcxieo, iio freights could Le is in favor it men nf the North, you mtitl nol violate promises denounce this State measurably of freedom ; hud for Europe under inteiTupted the regular publication of the psper of them, by-gone writes the American flag. One a friend, us a kind- and lo number among our best friends and kindest and come out as open propagators of infidelity.— has the numerical strength yet it is tied down nwle to slaveholders." Say the leading Soulhern ; Suocmao OtrraAoi.—U. G. Simms, but it was rc-issued on the 30th of September fol- ly letter. ]le says he stands as a living example a highly respeelahle Press, neighbors the holders of slaves. We, therefore, do They would then be met and vanquished by victo- by a constitutional favoritism secnred to Eastern when just out of breath wilh its bitter and worthy ciliren of Hindi county, Miss., was shot dead lowing, and has since appeared regi.;larly and with- of the expression of the barJ—" passions wait The not speak without sufficient warrant, when we de- rious truth, as unblushing and unsqueamish infidels in Ihe streets of Raymond, by n man Virginia. The same is true of North Carolina, denunciation of Western rapacity, and Northern av- named Bnnders. Tlio out any farther lawless intemrption. the *' upon judgment —and then proceeds lo re- clare that they who profess to preach the gospel of aiid vanquished. Vicliaburs Sentinal layi. Sunders ii said lo be a sTranger, and Tennessee. But fortunately Kentucky is en- arice, as If ii were innocent and guillles.sas the infant are met The main object of the paper, is to prepare the and no provocalioii lo the deed is linuwii, except lliul he mark : truth among men, are the worst enemies the cause " Down those free Those preachers who leach the divinity of slave- tirely exempt from all such difiicultics, as all parts with the treachery of State Keprc. himself states Uiat Uie deceased hud thrcaleneil pul lie mind in universal freedom, and " lo shoot Kentucky for You know that I treat my slaves well. I have of emancipation in the slave Stales has lo fear. Far | ry, find ready recipients of their doctrine in every of it possess equal privileges, and would be, in the senlatives in Congress, who dare oppose ihe great him. Tfie wretched homicide was iiistatiily arrested, anil it is natural that should ask, what prog- done'sTfrom iny iilh up. They love tne, and our friends | it lhal of j be from us lo calumniate numerous band objections lo slavery has been eomniittod lo awuil his tnul. ' measure of the South and the country, and let their neighborhood. If a man make t^iders was 'u themselves in favor of freedom of speech and of it. of the. Stales named. We in his power pattern for slaveholders, and does all leach the requisitions of a pure and holy religion, cajoled course already condemned by their conscience. lit present tertil of Ihe Uniled States court, about have escapeil. owing to our position, and cuffed about so much by and for Ihe ed Ihe But, notwithstanding these vast difficulties, our some of the to make slavery tolerable. endeavor to uphold a system of wrong and outrage lung 111 Cuiuubui.— Cfet'c/anil P/aiii Dtaltr, 3d iiul. baneful influences •lavery, South, until they have lost iheir self respccl as well fricmls have steadily increased in Kentucky, Eont of and are not so con- But we doubt the fulness of his belief in what The Oregon Treat>-. that ia directly subversive of the purity and holiness as their The Cherokee Advocate says thai Tniii S:arT. ,l»mps trolled or subdued bv it. The pulpit is freer. .Siv courage ? 'i'hcy stand in contrast certnin* Tennessee, North Carolina, and Virginia. We he asserts. " Freedom," he say.-*, " is the right of The following leltci appears in the Bermuda of the religion which ihey preach. We shall be Slarr. and another man went lo Ur- i.uui ly to Southern members intelligent States cial conversation about slavery is more open and as the slave does Gazelle of June 30th, addressed lo the Governor, number near 1500 subscribers in these the slave." If so, t/*A i/ hold theml he, :i> How can understood as singling out for reprobation those named Bulbridge, and killed hiDi ..•;d . general, and the 10 his master. They may implore, renionslrate, public mind riper for action. is the first and only official notifica- II' ... eleven hundred of whom arc noii-slaveholding if litis lie in truth his ? Col. Reid. Il Sides. They had kidnapped two - iit indeed, opinion The very preachers only, who, as if they had derived even their Thirdly, the internal difiiculties lo and threaten ; but they dare not act out their f dragoons set oul in pursuit of tlie i.i..: :. ici-. whites. We give below llie average be overcome the right lo tion of the treaty that has yet been published. moment he admits freedom in the commissions from the Father of Evil, in their ser- are less. have Ihoughts^and purposes. They cower al the very United Stales t?enale hat confirmed Itie following ihe first week in May, June, and July 1 them. We fewer slaves, and fewer own- The blacks, that moment, as a christian and a man, he printed efforts slrive to mislead their hear, VVashikotox, 19th June, 1846. mons and brigadier geiu-rals, ers of them in proportion to the whole population. moment ihey should stand up, and let Soulhern ppointmenis by Ihe President of lu May. June. Jul)-. is bound to give it to them. Sir. I have the honor lo acquaint you lhat a ers and readers by imposing on their minds ihe be- — accordance wilh Ihe provisions of Ihe act approved Juao lords know ihey had a place lo fill, III Wc know not, indeed, in what large slave Sta'c and that they treaty for a selllenieni Kenmckr n " If general," that is freedom, adds, of ihe Oregon question, which made he lief, that American slavery has its origin in the or- -*lh. 1»I0; Eusl Teimeiieo 3 'i there exists greater incentive to action, meant to fill it was signed on the 15th of this nionth. by the United le^L- or better " emancipation would be to my interest." Why John A. Quitman, of K^^Kpi, C. J. Pillow, of Teii- diiiations of Heaven, and is supported by the solemn States Secretary of Stale and myself, was yesterday means by which that action may be conducted, in But Ihis subserviency is necessary, perhaps, lo lie»ee, Thomas Marshall, MCenlueky. Joseph Lane, of not to his interest in his particular case ? do a rapid, isyeta/aro-f We uf the holy scriptures. It is a latnenlalile approved by Senate, by a majority of 4 1 votes This, though by no means sanctions the to liidiuna, James Shields, of lllmois, and Thos. L. Hauler, a course of years, to a successful issue. make good men bold, and tft people true. None not understand, wc are sure, how, if universal 14. increase under all the circumstances, and espec- fact that such men are lo be found in the pulpit of Ohio. Besides, we think the establishment of us can forget Hale, and New Hampshire. It of univer- would prove so beneficial to him, the The treaty, wilh the President's ratification of il, ially when wc remember the constant endeavors freedom im- VVe presume ihal a majority of our readers have There have been received, in Nashville, from the 1st of sal liberty in Kentucky would do more lo break was ihe lash, and arrogance of slavery which snapl will be forwarded to England by the (treat Western mediate emancipation of his own slaves would not lhat late years July. lS45,lo llie lit of July. 1*46. 40,IKIU bales of cotton, of SlavehoHers to stop the circulation of the True looked in the buoks have of been steam packet appointed to sail from down slavery in the whole Union. asunder the chains lhal bound Ibis man and peo- New York on Look at it Ihe result. His farm which have been shipped, wilh Ihe exception of aliout SW} American, and the situation, as well as condition, tend to same would produce written by Iheso men. If so, we hope there are but the 25lh inst. geographically. It is set in as a wedge belvieen ple to the car of the pro-slavery parly, and made bales, and Uiere were remaising in Uie warehouses, on it as does, voluntary labor. I have the honor lo be. Sir, large majority of those subscribe for it. more, working he by not disgusted by these feeble of a who few of them who were 1st July. IS45. about 3UI0 bales, uiaking the amount ship- Tennessee, North Carolina, and Virginia, and if them free, and the glorious defenders of the free ! Excellency's most obed'l It would be valuable every way, Your We are not well versed in newspaper statistics. made more and efforts to Wfd religion to a form of human outrage, ped the pnst season upwards ol'4t,0U0. In addition lo this made free would leave a longer border line, And thus will it be again. The slave power will Humble Servant, and the effect of his example would go far to assert there have been shipped from various point* on the Cum- Wc cannot, therefore^ give any idea of the num- and lo make the pure and beneficial genius of Chris- K. PAKENHA.M. produce results that would shake yield nothing of its arrogance, and oppression, above Nashville, from tilU to l.UOO bales, llie the institution the right. berland, ber who probably lead it. Friends who are famil- lianity smite on a system of oppression which is de- to the very centre. Slave-holders understand until the people of the free Stales are forced in receipts for the season, closing the Isl of July, l^t}, are The truth is, our friend has n good theory,, but The Trne Idea. iar with this subject say, that each copy is read by nounced by the untutored instincts, as well as by about I0,(»0 bales more lhan on Ihe 1st of July. 1843. this. Hence they are exerting self defence, as well as in self-respect, to do their all their power to nothing more. He does not possess that kind of We ore a progressive people. And we dont learn at least ten persons. If so, then Ihis paper has the enlightened reason, of man. There hos been received, the past season, about t.SOO stop the discussion of slavery in ihis duty as Chiiatian freemen. I>et the South strike State, and belief which makes a man act. Bui rejoice by halves; we go the whole at once. tlTTT.lTt TIIOl'Si:<0 RXlOEnS IX THK Sl1V£ we We do not intend lo usurp the oftice nf the theol- lihds. of tobacco, nearly all of which has been shipped. is to arrest the spread of any and all doctrines all away, then ! There music in the sound of ils If fathers could peep upon us, ihey would at that he holds to Ihis theory, and still more do our de. There are Iwo large slemmcries in operaiion. lhat pur- Stati*. we ogian, snd lo show, from the Bible, lhat thai holy calculated to excite, or deepen, the lash ; for nol a Unw does it give that will nol pre- chase loose tobacco and prize, which would swell Ihe hatred of the rejoice to know, that " Ihe great majority of bis dare, accustomed as they had been lo Indian territo- give i:s sanction to American slavery. citlier view, that is, taking its actual subscrip- I docs nol In book amouni shipped lo near 3,1X10 hhds. people against it. Let the reader, if he would un- pare the way for newer and wider conquests in be- rial acquisition, that we had learned a nctc way, as neighbors concur wilh him in opinion." It is a tion list, or the probable number of those who sec VVe leave this task to filter hands. If American East Feliciana refuse derstand this part of the subject, half of liberty. The members of the bar of lo try spread out his good sign—one that promises much. a government, lo annex land lo our Union. Take it regularly, we may safely declare, that no paper, slavery is of Divine origin, then all the means ne- their eases, or lo transact the business of Iheir profession, map before him, and fixing his eye upon this Mr* Brlnkcrhoir*8 Speech* an example. Mr. PiUsbury, the new congressional Our friend objects to the manner in which Judge Boyle, till the truth or falsity of certain openly devoted to ever so wc cessary to ils establishment were, of course, in con- before freedom, had strong a I city, Lexington, travel due south, far We ask attention lo this gentleman's speech, as as Knox- appeal to the poor non-slaveholding whites. and member from Texas, in bis maiden speech, held grave ond serious charges which have followed Ihe Judge foothold in the midst of Slavery. We sonance with the Divine Will. This is ihe bold ville. Tennessee; let lo his vote on the tariff bill. They from Virginia, and cerlnin other charges which il is alleg- him thence go cast, until he regret will be found in forlh as follows: Let us nuw proceed to some general considera- this. It is not in his nature, knowingly, to ground taken by ex.goveinor Hammond, of South , ed arc within the knowledge of some of ibera, arc disap- reaches Morgan or Rutherford, North Carolina; sad contradiction. When ihe Teians settled on the Colorado, Ihey oppress any one ; and, we have no doubt that he ' A'. Dtlla. tions which possibly may be deemed worthy of of Eastern presses Carolina, in his letter lo the venerable Thomas Clark- proved.— O. let bim then start due north, or a Many the regard this speech, had been possessed with no desire lo conquer Mex- little east of thinks he does full justice to the attention by friends at home, and abroad. poor whites "set- worthy ex-functionary asserted lhat the The Fsesubt os tiix Potomac—The National Inlelti- and the tone of some of the Democratic son. That ico, or injure il in any way. They were men of north, until he reaches the south line of presses in Pennsvl- tled around his plantation." gencer, uf Saturday, suys lliul the damage caused in tho 1. The necessity oL having a press in the '"a.Ie by Christian nations substance, liberal and induslrious, who were di: free Ohio, aa proof that the Deftiocracy of ihe West vania; thence to Ihe Ohio river, and b.ick country around Washington, by Ifie rains of Tuesday, ex- to But, for all this, wc regard him as their oppres- posed to mind their own business and promote their Slave .»a/e>. 9k f"' extirpation of the African slave trade had nol would nol much longer submit lo Soulhern rapacity, ceeds a million of dollars. the place of beginning. This is a vast region " " own happiness, without disturbing their neighbors sor. They are," he says, content." And |t This is neccssaijP^vital — to the anti-slavery VVe had not much hope, so fares successful, was lobe found in Ihe fact that Mr. [ severs] Eastern papers lo of country. Yet it is all, by position, anti-slavery. Brinkerhoff For nine years ihey hnd gone on improving Ihe A story has been publisbed in why ? B^er because oppression has made them men in them. No one unacquainted with the sit- ''•»' protected by the outstretched arm of uianuscript, written die late Judgo is concerned, when we read Ihe .nor/re. lhal impelb '"J* country, and successfully defending themselves Uie elfcct lhal a by Cod never intended it lo be trod by slaves, and indiffere^n the wrongs they suffer, or because in a book- uation of a Kentuckian opposed to slavery, can the Almighty. It was vain to oppose human efforts against the attacks of Mexican Indians. V\'hilelhey Story, on the poets and poetry of America, was ed him lo speak as he did. That motive office, man cannot long so desecrate it. The was Quaker they are so ignorant as not to feel those wrongs; were there, ihe climate proved injurious lo of seller^s hands, and about lo be published. A son of Judge well conceive the importance of his having an Or- eflorls, and, as the cftorls of Great Britain many and ils spinls. Western had not lo Divine influence in it; the fact that in East men been properly has noticed this rumor, and given it a peremplory Tennessee the or else feeling, they bear them, because they can- them. In fact, hulf the people of Texas were now Story gan wherein he may express his opinions, and de- and the United Stales were in opposilion to Ihc will cared for by Mr. Polk, and therefore. asserliug lhal his fulhs r uever wrote any such Methodists will not adhere to the Church South Western mem- dead who had been strong and healthy men when denial, by not help themselves. What chance have they ? failure ! fend himself from outward assault. It acts, on the bers support of Heaven, they had met with signal they came there. Waa this no payment for the work. as a pro-slavery Church; the further would not his tariff bill —ihis is the fact thai in What opportunities have their children ? They slavery possessed by Ihe survivors 7 one hand, as a stimulus to exertion, and, on the sum and substance of the Ohio gentleman's It is impossible for ihose who defend on land and must not the PaoLlFic— Mr. J. F. Simmons of Frederick county, Md. years gone by the people on Ihe head waters of argu- arc borne down every way, and what is more, right of 'i'exas lo Ihe land she held be al once ac- lo Ihe Frederick Examiner Iho following other, shields him from violence. Wc publish let- the ground of the divinity of its origin, lo reject Go- has furnished the Teiniessce, in conjunction ment. with parts of North they are kept down, without the (lossibilily, as a knowledged ihroughoul the world 7 statement, the Irulh of which he is willing and ready lo friends strong position. If slavery in Ihe ters from expressing antKalavory sen- But ihen the grounds taken in his vernor Hammond's U. Carolina and Virginia, protested speech, as well verify upon oath, should it be doubled. He slales lhal bo against slavery, class, of ever rising while slavery continues. Thai's clever. It throws Paley in the back iiislitulion. timenla. and we do so in the fear often thfiit may oc- Stales is a Divine it follows, as a matter ew-e that has yeaned, in seven years, aiiielecit and desired to establish a free as the positions assumed by tlie Democratic presses, tias a State to be called Take Ihc opinion of the slaves themselves, in ground, and leaves poor Diamond as a forgotten fool. diniculties to the writers of ihein. of inevitable necessity, that the African slave trade lambs, to wit; at one yeaning four luinbs, at Uiree differ* casion And we afliiril us a large hope. tell Francoiiia; the small nuirber of slaves do They us this fact in the proof of this assertion. Why, now, a special chair ought lo be made at ent uines three each, and three limes iwins. v;outd be the case, it is righteous, because ihis Divine institution has been believe this were not from lhal there is a sclilcd delermiiialion on the mountain counties, .Vshe county, in part of North Caro- They invariably treat a poor while man with Harvard College, or Yale, or Princeton, to enable Gkkat Sals.—^The upper cotton press, of New- Orleans, the fear of the condemnation that would follow planted here by lhat traflic. and could not have ex- lina, for instance, the free States, which is growing stronger, and out of a population of twelve or contempt. Wc do not mean that they rudely in- Pillsbury lo leach a new system pf morals. w-as sold at StierifTs sale in ttint city on Monday, June IIO, the .\mcrican, blessed us wilh its sweet influences any violence towards them in True stronger every day, with all parties, nol lo allots isted among and tUirlccn thousand souls, having only some two fur Uie sum of Si{7U,CiOO. Mr. R. D. Sbeppard was the sult hig^to his face—though sometimes they do But hear the Texan member again : and, through it, in the whole press of the free enlar^cmenl independent of that trallic. When the Almighty purchaser. hundred blacks; all these things prove that any further »f Hie area of tiavert/. Ihis that— but that they speak of him, and act towards question her to this nation tffe blessings of As lo the of boundary, she had knows lo fix saw fit bring upon a Raii.-Roab. — The following comparative Slates. And so with regard to counties which region is destined lo be free, and that The South how the Norlhcn limit of WiiTEES if liberty is him as a degraded being. " Poor Buckra,'' is a achieved her present bouiulaiies by her own prow- raised Western ruil-roud, fur s.x free territory West. And Ihe people system of slavery, be, of course, up human statement of receipts on Ihe have, apparently, become inoculated With the spir- made the birth-right of every being in Kenluckv, of the non- ess. Whatever might once have been the liintls nf negro term of reproach all over iho far South. months, ending June aOlh. ns compared with Ihc corrts- slaveholding States, agents through whom this system might be intro- power, Ihey had licen washed oul by ihe blood, it of freedom. We do not believe the 4l^olndiiig SIX months of last year, shows un increase of duced among the people. These agents were the Ihe |>recious life-blood of her sons lhat same kind- seriously and earnestly, where is the limit lo — in them would consent to their formation of anli- planting interest in it. No power can prevent slave nearly $71,000: it. they taught to treat wilh contempt ond contumely red blood which bound together the members of this men engaged in the African slave trade, and it roust alaveiy societies without a strong effort to put It would follow as a matter of course. teirilory? Enquiics the Cleveland Plain Dealer, ISIO— Passengers. 8169.539 73; freight, 8227,953 73; To give the poor w hile people around them ? They learn Union. Her title was lo be lound in the whole his- bo confessed that they labored wilh unwearying in- other sources. SS lolnl, S41U1I>4 31. them down. Even with a press in the State, we up, then, any anti-slavery ground on Ihis point,— tory of the nation. S13610 ; gained in this it from their masters, and their masters' overseers dustry in the good work of planting ihe system of Ifili-Poiisengers. * 1411 !»t for enlarsiiiR the area of freedom, not nf ilnvery. slave trade, as it was necessary to the existence of causes which are slowly, but surely preparing the American essential to the progress of liberty. It five and the such wrongs 1 Would treble the wealth he pos- Siuilh his playthings. Mr. Pillsbury means lo the public Ihe works which have been prepare*! by Since ihc have fixed boundaries for free ter- lhal species of slavery in this country that such trade public mind for universal Emancipation. is but just, however, that Kxploring Kxpedtlion. The reporl also conlains a brief wc should say plainly sesses induce him to put his own noble boy in the ritory, lei the North fix boundaries for slave Icirito- grow fat; and well may he, for he is a worthy should be instituted. Where is the flaw in this from Ihe A free press, again, is essential lo the progress South. account of the origin and fruils of Ihe expeil.lioii and directly to the friends of freedom in the free condition of any of Ihc sons of the poor non-slave- ry member of a Christian church, and declared to be a logic, oh ye pious and evangelical men, ivho find passage of the law aiithoriziiig it, in May, to the pres- elevation the ivhite laboring classes England can hold her own al Ihe north, but puerile and of nf States, tliat this cannot be done, unless they stand pure and upright citizen. holding w-hitcs, settled around his plantation V ent lime. Il is staled thai ihe squadron was ihree years Mexico cannot do so in the south. as in the written revelations of heaven the proof uf the Kentucky. the hardships they have lo Now a mat. Few know by it. We furnish the True American to non- Are not making progress? ten absent, sailed in Uial lime b7,7S0 miles, We mistake him, wholly, if he would answer aye, ter of duty, wc feel liound lo resist we and months and with all our pow- divinity of .\frican slavery 7 bear. None can over-estimate the rank oppres- slavcholding white subscribers at a dollar riie entire cost of llic expedition has been $9-^^,183—nol for the lo either of these questions. er and ability, feeble though it may be, every e ff irt It is clear lhal, if .\frican slavery is a result of the so much as the same number of vessels would have cost sion which necessarily degrades them. There is year, and if the subscriptiun elsewhere of Ihe South, whether from Democrats was so '• But, why make them discontented," he asks, or Whigs, Norlh-Westcrn Antl'Slavery Con- Divine will, all etrnrls made lo curtail it where it ex- in the regular naval service of Ihe country. no class of men in the wide universe more ready large as to pay more than the expenses, we would to continue this a slave government VVe never vention. " or put notions into their heads that they can't The great good of the expedition has been the important advocated the annexation of Texas wilh any ists, or lo resist its introduction where it has never CorrcrpouJeiice of the Trilmnc. to bleed for their country—to help along Ihe poor scalier the paper in every log cabin in Kentucky carry out, or persuade them that they are gentle- serveys which were made. Thus -Uie boals of one of th« olhcr view than that as it was already a slave existed, are brother, have CmcAGO, June !»8th, 1846. to do what is right, criminal. You, my who and the suffering— as regards all where it would be received and read. ships suited a-^5 miles along llie Fegee Islands, nol inclu- Wc have men, when lliey have no means or ability to sus- country, by receiving it into the Union the effect got a crotchet in your head lhat it is your duty to The principal and all-absorbing topic of conver- lo sliore Ihe distances made in the har- others. are generally poor in ; ding distances and They purse but no pecuniary interest or aim in this matter. would be to draw off Ihe slaves fniin the middle Wc tain the character ]" a.««embling proceedings of endeavor to impress on the mind of your slavehold. sation here is Ihc ond bor surveys. These Islands number ISO and eonlain about they are rich in warm affection and generous pur- have another employment slaie--, rendering the latter fieo, and thereby redu- which takes up our the great Convention of the Anti-Slavery strength Thus, also, 700 miles of llie cossts We do not desire to make them discontented. nf 4000 square miles. poses. As fathers, they know that their children cing, instead incieasing, slave lerriloiy. VVe owe ing neighbor a conviction lhat he would better obey time during the day, and we devote hours which of the North- West which adjourned on the 20lh, ond harbor of CaUfornia and Oregon were surveyed, be- Nothing is farther from our purpose. But if they no party allegiance lo slavery in any form; our the opportunities they ought lo have — the dictates of the religion he professes by manu- days. The audiences va- ar- have not un- should be given often to rest, after a session of three sides Ihe bays, rivers and harbors. Tlie officers have and oftencr still to so rous- motto is " equal rights ;" and ihc whole slave policy, cannot be roused in any other way, and three to five miiling bis slaves than by holding them in bondage, ried at the dillerent meetings from 1 coppers or sheels 240 Chans, groups of der a free government ; and, as men, l\\ey feel that ranged ujion 00 our family, lo the True .•Vmerican. Without leis- as shown by soulhern legislation and the sentiments ed, that, as fathers, and as men, they will feel the thousand, were composed of the citizens of should are but a few steps removed from the position of a and islands, harbors, reefs, tc. this is a wrong which not be tolerated if it ure to think out carefully of southern men, is oppos«'d lo ibis. So arrngsnl all that we say, or time theirs, so- Northern Illinois and this city, (generally.) large necessity of elevating themselves and f.yra. at New York from Si. Thomas in ten removed. they have the South become, that ihey deny our right to downright fool, lo speak most complimentary of you. The brig could be legally But can neither to condense and correct, from Wisconsin. Michigan and Indiana, we give honest vent to deleg-jlions thai news had reached ihere that cially, why, we would fill them wilh discontent, think on Ihe subject of slavery, on the ground lhat days, br.ngs a reporl write nor speak. Anil this knowledge and feeling .^nd you, my simple sister, from whose eyes I have with a very respectable number from low-a and our feelings ,ind expression to our arguments, in two Amcricaa vessels had been coplured by the Mexican until they over it. very even inediali.in on lhat topic is interdicted by the boi^'d with And Ihe po- toge- Cabtkii of Mass. was must forever remain buried in their bosoms, if there seen tears gush forth copiously when wc have Ohio. Hon. Jostpii G. Soalh side of Cuba, ond shippers 01 Por- defence of liberty. It was not always so with spirit of the federal compact Said Henry Clay prl.voleeri off ihc us. sition of our friend would urge us lu this course, of Michigan chosen Chairman and Mr. Habbiso.n ship in American vessels no press to speak ovit for them to teach them ther viewed that spectacle, so gratifying to a Chris- iil Si. Cruz, would nol be — Wc rcnicmlwr the time people of free Stales when wc bought and sold "The the have no right lo first Vice President as the only alternative. Here he is, worthy, in- al any rales. All orders for vessels at St. Thomas hnd to speak out—to brciik their habit of silence, subject of slavery in the tian heart, of a hundred men, women, and childien human beings as unconcerneilly, as if they had discuss Ihe slave states. The strength of the Convention belonged lo the Iclligcnt, influential—a man noted in his neighbor- been couiilermanded. The Lyra was obliged lo relurn in and of obedience, which long use has formed Discussion implies deliberation, and dchbeialion ironed and chained and on their way for Vicksburg Lilierly Party, but as all Anti-Slave- been brutes of the lleld, and now, that we see ranks of the hood for deeds bollasl. kindly acis and generous —blind as leads to action." the case, so all [larlicipa- wherever slaveholders act—to make them fa- and a southern matket; you, I say, my tearful sis- ry men were incluSed \n factories at Roclietler, N. Y. which our error, and know the deep, deep sin it has en- — There ore Ihree whip a beetle lo the true condition of these poorwhites. claim the right nol only to think, ted in the delilierations of the Convention, and I various miliar with their rights and duties and, when so But we but to ter, arc indeed a weak vessel. For slavery being a turn out one hundred ond filly dozen per week, of — tailed upon us, we would labor night and day to ray it is time that must say lhat I believe those deliberations had If he, and such as he, think anil talk in this way, discuss and act. We boundaries kinds and prices. A considerable portion of the work is familiar, to teach them to defend thentsclves, like Divine insuiution, it is pretty certain that all ihe wake our countrymen to the enormity of the evil set to the dominion tif soulhern slavery, never a superior if they have an equal for harmo- what can we do but appeal directly to there poor were and done by machinery, nnd the mochiries for plaiting the ils introduction here, and all men, in the social circle, and at the ballot-box, is the holding as means necessary lo Ihe ny of spirit, while there existed so wide a diversi- which crushing them and their children, and we call upon West, she does the thread on the stock are said lo be vcr) wonderful inven- men, and bid them, at the ballot-box, and every for honest against the festering curses of slavery. can balance of power, to fix the boundaries, and lo fix efforts resorted lo 10 make it profitable, and thereby ty of seiilinient as to the best method They stamping the very impress of Uod with degrada- tions. where else, assert their rights ? But our friend is men to pursue, lo rid our country and the world be thus educated. Give them the means, and they them now. to extend it among us, are scanned by the smile of received from a genllemsn tion. Believing Ihe True .\merican to be an in- I'lxtraci of a letter recently in error. Thty are not content. They know of Human SlBver\'. j speak as strongly merchant the spirit. Confer upon them the power, Other Democratic papers on the Divine approbation, and should be viewed with de- living in Bock Islond counly, (111.,) formerly a have strument in working out this great result, we ear- (Ex-Whig M.C. from Ohio) look what they sufier; they know how slavery oppres- Mr. Ham UN, subject. Let the word be passed along the in New York : and they will regenerate themselves and the Stale. I same light by all those who are anxious to correct their an hour and a half of the time of the Convention nestly devote ourselves to it, and as earnestly ask up country, ses them they feel that oppression '* been 1 rs conversant wilh this ; piercing their motto be written I hove But how can this be done except through the m- line, say they, and let the on ihe hearts by the lights which come down from heaven. of the second evening of ils session, defining his the friends of freedom lo sustain it i crops of wheat. 1 heart of hearts; and this hour, they would heave and hiive never ch standing back of every mnn'a vote when the question arises, position and that of tlie -\nti-Slavery Whigs of the stmmentality of a free press in their midst I VVe have children of our own, and we know many hove seen tho groin of many countes. ond hn\ it off as a death incubus if they knew how to Free Slales. Mr. Bibb, an eloquent fugitive I never both the considerations The Outside. KO MOUR SLAVK TnimiTOllT. little creatures with farmers from many more, and the like But if we go beyond wc of these belonging to other%ires, but close at- ed do iu from Slavery, followed him, and held the Brinkerhoff's want of courage. known in ihe Stole." have named, and look lo the Union itself, we shall 'I'he render will find some valuable matter on the We lament Mr. we have yet lo see the child who has pertinaciously tention of an audience of upward of five thousand Nor do we mean, or wish, to put into their green ore He has proved, as some one has said, both dout^h This and the SrsAWsraaT I.eavis—Three or four eoten find abundant cause for the encouragement of such first and fourth pages. We have omitted our usual refused lo grieve al the spectacle of tlavery in ils vi- from half past nine until twelve. Coiuploinl, heads, notions that they can't carry out ; and still on iinmedinie remedy for Dysentery, Summer faced and d'>ugh hearted. If be were a free trade subsequent addresses of Mr. Bibb proiluced a paper as the True American. The aggressive variety in older lo room for it. cinity. .\1I these silly little creatures shed tears at a make by publishing the above, will £ I fsvor less, to make gentlemen of them. Our position powerful impression and were a main feature of Ac. Papers, I man, let him sustain openly a free trade bill. VVe of suf- slavery is well understood. lu the oppression which they are forced to see, aa Iheii save I immense amount character of Pdrejes* Message lo Congress is well worthy an the Convention. on llie the eommuniiy, and is, that these poor whites and their children should complain not of his vote ; but we do complain, many valuoble lives. nrrogance, and insultiog abuse of power, are fa- attentive peiuaal. It is an impoitant chapter in Ihe weak minds have never yet ascended lo that sub- "I'lie assembling of such and so large a body of feting ond have equal opportunities with the ridi whiles and three daughters ond two after having taken ground in defence of Norlhcrn loo were presenland in Mr. John I.. Bevins, his wife, miliar to every intelligent citiien. How the free history of our mercilfss aggressions upon ; i,„,g h^i^hl of biblical conlemplalion from which men, and w-omeii, (for they Mexico. lake Miel.igon by Uie up- their children. This is so in Massachusetts. Let unusual numbers.) and their sessions lieing char- sons were drowned recently in all this need not state. rights, thai he should have slunk away the moment slavery allri- States have borne wc And then, Santa Anna's plan of revolutionizing that African appears adorned wilh all ihe schooaer. Two sons ond o daughle- the poor boy there Imj born under what circum- acterised by BO much talent and Christian spirit, setting of a Southern his ear, in anger and with Uti , N. Y. But there is a point wtierc endurance ceases to be country heattless, because seeking to sever voices rang in butes of loveliness, and completely shorn of what, This family had removed from — his na- can but teli immensely on ihc future action of the saved. stances he may, and he can't be kept down, if he Wisconsin. threats. It is this miserable cowardice uhich de. on Iheir way lo Rncine, a virtue, and that point they have aUnost reached. tive land when he should strive to unite it. These, to unsciiplural undtrslandiiigs, seemed lo be hor- North- West in relation to the Slave power of this were possesses energy, industry, and perseverance. ihot the storeship t.elinglon grades so Repiescnlalives of the free Slates to tlie spirit of Slavery tlic learn from the "Union" It is useless to disguise from our readers the fact, with the passage ot the tariff bill in the House, and many rors of the most Satanic hue. Of course, ihis is Nation, and in relation We PoeiCe in eighl il.ys from The school-house is open to him, and the Church. from New York ro Ihe sobriety thought, at Washington, and which makes the people of world over. will soil that men of judgment, and of our able correspondent's letter on emancipation, will only one more fact going lo prove lhat ihe hearts of Independence will soil from Roslon The powers given him by his Maker are cultiva- In haste, yours for the true, 8. Ihis vme. snd thot Ihe the South so daring and reckless in doing whatever ihot letters tremble for the perpetuity of the Union in conse- be found interesting, as well as instructive. children are desperately wicked, and lhat the taint in August next : ond or lo Ihe PociSc early ted and expanded ; and Government, and the com- their nolwithsland- ' poid to Boston or New York, may be quence of pro-slavery action, and we very much peculiar inleresis require. But of the original curse is deep and black in Iheir souls, Correspondence of the American* newspapers. iKisuge munity, unite in furnishing him full means for Ihose vessels. A 8nee ing Ihe 1846. transroilled to either of fear, if the free States believed in the continu- recreancy of Brink hoff, we draw new J„ttening their |ierceptioiis of truth and causing Washixoton, July 8, their devclopinenl. We would have it so here, and of tho We donl like sneers. Give us open denunciation, and fresh hopes from comments England Regiment of The Senate possed the House Bill for Ihe payment ance uf the peculiar institution, that they would from his speech, and ^^^^^ ^g ^^^^ beautiful, deformity, and to pro- The New York and New now. And is there any thing w rong in 7 j culleil out by Gen. Cairn s, ond omilled the im- any lime, befure them. this Volunleers nil! leave for Coliforiiia as soon as the volunteers ero long the ties bind these made upon it by his friends, in the liee States. It sunder which now nounce the good lo be evil. censure embodied iu tho Bill which passed the .\nything unpatriotic, or unchristian ? But we Department shall be ready to send them for- plied The Baltimore Visiter undertakes to indulge in shows War United Slates together. Against this mighty ill lhat the people are gelling nearer right every 1'hose men, who say that African slavery is a 'Phis not be for a month. The Vol- House. would make gentlemen of these poor whites ! We ward. may sneers when speaking of C. M. Clay's new charac- day; and we would struggle while a ray of hope was left who will not rejoice, and work on marc Divine institution, to be consistent, must condemn unteers enlist for the war, and will sail from -New The Bill 10 reduce and graduate the price of Public despise the word. It is a cant phrase for merce- ter, and in reply lo a question be asks, says zealously and energetically, they this lo are lo leave with the intention of not Londs is just now ihe imporloni question belbre Congress. us, and as one means—us the best means, in our when know the efforts of Christian philanibropisls for ils extinc- York. All nary meanness, and an affected show of respecta- reciment has un- returning to the United Stales ; and the The same hill or bills proposing graduation, been humble opinion we would sustain a free press in " It seems to us that a far more important question be the fact 7 — tion, and must assume lhat ihe opposilion lo the of set- l«-o ?' bility. IV'e would make men nf them. And for appears lo have been raised wilh the design der consideralioo both in Ihe Senale and House for slave would be this: ' Where are your princijitca a State. That would be in itself a strong African slave trade is sinful. They must regard a Uie country. The design is, days. Ihis end we would imbue them wilh that manli- The Sonth American Ware. tling in good faith in bond of union. as anti-slavery These principles, we say to bim, are unchanged. Government here, a For so long had Just before the Britannia left Liverpool a vessel ship from the shores of Africa, wilh hti human cargo no doubt on the part of the less ihsn ai femoln ness of spirit which would boldly and openly claim Hyme:» BrST at Lowell—No foothold to annex California lo ihe Lnion, |>an in the slave States, so Jong would free- The same, now, as before; and this the future will arrived from inlo a narrow delerminalion operallves have been married in Lowell during ihe love Montevideo, bringing sccounts of Gen- of hundreds of beings crammed Government justice for themselves, and for all —with that conquer the country. The incri-nso men every where, prove. and to year. We Ihink Ihe number of Lowell girls will cling to the conviction that the eral Rivera's return lo that city, and the commotion pass, and dying daily of pestilence, as an aigosy of ambitious than the con- of liberty which would shrink from oppression as has designs much more when gels inlo the country. curse policy Ihe news great could bo rooted out, and therein be- It is not the duly—certainly not the —of lhat was raised land thai is to bo will write you hcre- by his presence. The English pa- Divine love on its tvay to bless the quest of Mexico, of which I confirms the hated sin of earth—with that feeling of inde- JcaoE Kkkt.—Tlie Boston Daily .\dvertiser lieve, that our country antislavcry to weaken their friends at home or might yet be free, in fact, men pers said that messengers in this vessel, its miserable cargo. VVhal if, in view of came from tilled by , , ,. , professorship of low in Hurvnrd pendence which would make them realize that no diligently discussed in the Iho reporl Ihnt Ihe Done as well as name. Nothing abroad. Mr. has ever defended them, even The Land question is by Judge could more effectually Clay Mr. Ouseley, lo urge the transmission of more lroo[ic. such an awful, such a blasphemous, such a damn- University hos been olfered lo sixl occepled bread was so sweet as that earned by the sweat of House and Senate. Mr. Joiissos, of Md.. made keep down sectional Uallimore will speedily return from Europe disputes within bearable when it cost something to do it But the But the London Chronicle aftirms that the steam able proposiiion, good men should recoil from the against Kenl. and odds Ihsl he their brow. This is what we would do. Our a very eloquent speech to-day the principle enter upon ils duties. hmits, or soothe the harsher asperities, which Visiter appears disposed to pursue an opposite course. frigate reject the wrilten Mr. Caliiocx, to con- friend may call it deinagogeuism.orwhathe pleases. Devastation made steam for Buenos Ayres desecrated altars of religion, and of cession proposed by and which possenger onn the Andrew Jock- tesU slavery awaken, become an administration >Ir J. Dickey, o cobin about between the North We will not retoii upon him. But this we would We hold ihis lo l>e alike his duty and ours; and on Ihe the 25lh of May, having on board a Mr records in which the teachers of thsl religion appears to have meas- Hood, innoti. fell overboard > -hile ure. favor graduation w-ho oppose cession, son from New Orleans and the South. In this particular, we we shall not cease to perform it, whatever he may of slavery 7 Many should re- say, that we have enough to do in uniting our whole charged with instructions for the speedy and final profess to find proofs of the divinity .-OS dlowiie

Bill- These votes arc not all certain, on cither side. California—Conquest. Kcw Tarlft' kiiison, Baylv, Bedinger, Benton. Biggs, Black of Now we must pav for a war for Southern conquest and praises to "Him who fccdclh the young ravens ConDAGE —Wc qtuMc Manilla no-Ar at 10 to lie., sasll 1st of December next, Ocn. Borrow of La. is said to be a candidate tor For some years past, Calii'ornia has been virtually S. Bowhn, Boyd, Brinkerhoff. millions they cry," and "suffereth not sparrow to fall cord, 1,^ lo aOe. Thii bill tokos clU-ct on llio C, Brockeiibioiigh, after you have given awny millions upon when a ; hemp bed cords arc worth 8 to iOc; Malv Maj. General in the Volunteers; if so, Mr. Polk an independent State. It has paid no taxes to .Mex- illH do. well as all that may be Brown of Va., Burt. Calbcari, Chapman of Va., of acres of our own leiiitory of the North.— Will lo the ground without His knowledge." Cincin- 12e.: Urge rope, K-nlucky hemp, 10 toI2)c.; twmo on all gooJslhen in bond as may get rid of his vote if uecessary ; Mr. .Arcli- ico, obeyed her only when it pleased, and regularly I baling, 8 lo inc.; sacking after that Chapman of Ala., Chase, Cbipman, Clarke, Cobli, yon now a8»- | the Yioua intent to defraud may be taken by the Col- Rio Grande vote another empire for the establishment of Human Dowell of Ohio, McUonwell of Va., McKay. Mar- urv says that he lavs this tax on tea and coffei Dry Goods.—The sales of dry goods continue fair for reversed,— the nays now representing the The Corn Bill has triumphed in the committee leclor at five per cent, above the invoice price and Slavery. 'I'he instrument designated for the prac- tin of Ky., Martin of Tenn., Morris, Morso. Moul- raise the requisite amount of revenue, and that he the season. Our merchuntt have good stocks on hand, Tariff interest before, with the exception pcrltapa of the w hole in the House of Lords by a majority %old on account of the Government. All custom- tical operation in hand, are the U. S. fleet in the Pa- ton. Niven, Noris, Parish, l*avne, Phelps, Pillsbury, expects it to raise three millions of dollars. Strike and olTer Ihem on aceom.'aodating Icrias. We continue to of 1832, lines distinctly of thirty-lbrce. Consequently all fears as to its ofticers Navy when the were not so cific, lo lie Calioi house to be aworn. Officers of the which will added as soon as may be, our Rathbun, Reid, Kclfe, Khen, Roberts, .Sawlelle, Saw- it out and you have a deficit of three millions to quote A, Chieopee D, and ladaan Head at 8ic. final )>assago are at an end, and a rich market fur shall not import dutiable articles in V, ^. ships. drawn,— that Tariff being in some respects higher, three largest hundred.gun ships, (Pennsylvania, ver, Scamnion, Scddon, Sims, of S. C, Sims of .Mo., star; with. But the gentleman from New York (real Falls do. at He. our superabundant crops of bread-stuffs, may now admitted force Manufacturing machinery shall not he and in other cases lower, than the Tariff it North Carolina and Ubio,) with aland of One Simpton, T. Smith of la.. Smith of III., Stanton, (Mr. Hungcrford) very clearly deinonstrated, Fu>CB —The receipts of flour are liglrt. We qnofe sale* which in be conlidently anticipated. bring to fre« under the clause which allows a man to Two I'housand niei>, in which Hon. Col. Jonathan Slock weather. .St. John, Strong, Thompson of Miss., his speech of yesterday, that your bill would of lots at ^'i US, which is a decline on f»rmer quotauons. suspended. pro- There has been a decline of one eighth pence in his implenienis or tools of trade.'— The duties D. Stevenson is In have an important position — in- Thurmnn. Tibbalts, Towns Tredway. Wick, Wil- ilnce a deficit of much more than three millions. .N'ew- flour is selling at the mills al »:) OO. Wc make our A'. E. StaUt. M. Sinlea. S. Sinus. ir. Slatts. in the Cotton market, though the demand con.'in- to bo paid after the Ist of December as follows : deed, a report which can be traced to a source which Wood, Woodward of S. 'i'he average expenditure of this quotations al &! 9003 'H. Arrived ibis week 3C7 brla. by liams. Wilmot, C, Yan- Government ued steady. ought .4.-100 per ccni. X > to be well informed, assigns to him the c/tiff cy.— 114. has been shown to l>e nearly twenty-six millions Ihe rrver. (khfdule In England and Ireland the wheat and potatoc, prospective Governorship Is worlh tinnai 73 command, with the of the Nats. Messrs. Abbott, .\dam8 of Mass., Arnold. per annum, and you have brought us bill FctL — irood per cord. i)elivef«d. Brandy anil oilier Distilled Liquors, Coriliuls, Sec. kc. — n which, as well us other crops, have a fine and prosperous nl Province or Territory ! 'i'he men are to be recruited Ashmun. Barringer, Bell, Blanchanl, Brown of without tea and coffee, will not give you eighteen Fisit —We quote mackerel No. I *12 SO, and large at ikheduk I. —40 per eciil. appearance, and the prospect of a plentiful harvest (says large at £12 ; No. 3 (north) the Herald,) — Tenn.. Broilhcad. Bulliiigion, Campbell of .N. Y., millions. I am under no pledge to go for a tariff SIS; No. a at S». and at E7» Fruits Prescrvril. Fifts, Raisins, Datts. Ac. Spices, Al- was considered good on the 19th ult, when the " lb. From the b«^sl class of mechanics laborers SO, and south al $0 ; end (c. per ; lakelish S" ; her- afnll kimis linilalion tin. (inme. Cut and Campbell of I'n.. Carroll, Cocke, Collamer, Cianslon, to destroy revenue, and especiallv when it is fore- r7 inoiKls, Jcr. Winrs Britannia sailed. It seems, therefore, that we 3 a> 4 10 1 of salmon 816 per . «il»in. Ci([ars Siiuir. an.l nil I'orms of inaiiurnclured to- the Middle and Eastern States, and will go in the Crozicr. Culver. Darragh. Davis of Ky., Delano, seen, anil is so int<>nded that this shall lead lo a rings 73e 091 per lioi; bbl kils S-l, an>f C7 37 4 3(1 :i I have mono|iolized all the rains in this direction, lincro. C-dar, KLkjii)', Matiogaiiy, Rosewood, &c., ma- capacity of soldier and emigrant. lieree S2I pickled herrings SS per bbl.; pickled cod 37 They are to be Dixon, Dockery, Edsall, Eidman, Ewing, of Pa., (icrmanent tax on tea and coffee. I suppose if ; iiulaclured. S 49 8 SfU 34 S unless the storm clouds have paid them a lator fully officered receive and the full pay of U. S. Vol- Ewing of Tenn., Foot. Foster, Garvin, (ientry, we refuse to insert the tax in this bill, you will bbl. Sc/ieiiiile B.—30 per cent. unteers, so their fitclTS. Tlie supply offruits is limited, Weqoote oranges long as services may be required Giddings, firnhain, GiiJcr, Grinnell, Hampton, bring ill n separate bill for that pur|»sc expressly. — &GlB«a-wnre Silt, Twist Sir Robert Peel's retirement is more confident- Ale, Beer. Porter. Glass Sewing by the General tho with Mexico; aiSS UU per box; Sicily lemonsSSSO^G 00, scarce; raisins, 4!e.! Government in war Holmes of N. Y.. Houston of Del., Hubbard of Ct., Now, it is not my duty as a Democrat to vote for Uiislleis. &C. &r Hals. Uoiiiieislic. .Sugiir. Molsssos. ly spoken of than by former arrivals—there is, at the 4U02 SO do.; figs, none in Crsl linnds; cur- flips. Olove<, .Mil«, (except wool.) Toliacco. Uliinanur. close of which they are to be discharged, each Hunt, C. J Ingcrsoll of Pa., such a hill to raise revenue. I hold it neither M. R, S3 of Hudson. Hnngerford, however, nothing positive known yet in regard to Ciirni'ls rarp'olnis! Ilciiip. Uiiibrrllss, Ac. Ac. receiving rants per lb ; almondi, S 8. Millie ; dried apples, three hundred and twenty acres of land in Ingeisnll of I'a., Jenkins, King of Miss., Lieb, wise as a statesman, politic as a partisan, and 14c. Important from Mexico. J. R. wr his intentions in this resiwct It is based on the Ol'ih-g.r.-udvninile Iron, of all kinds. Wool, oi all Winds. California, from agojis. andSl lOfrom stores. Prunes2O02Sc. on which they are bound lo sellle." Lewis, Levin, Long. McClean, McGaughey, .Mc- I here give you fair warning that we make an 67ie. w Ooal.Coke.Culra Jewelry, all kinds. Ma We learn by advices from Washington, through supposition, that on the completion of his great I'he per lb; Znnie currams Il®l5e. per lb. t^ulteryol iiU kinds. Itlniuit'nctnresordo.Uo. l.in- only comment which we choose at this time Henry, Mcllvaine, Marsh, Mosely, Miller, Pendle. issue with the committee of ways and means on a source fully entitled to contidence, that another measure, he will retire from active life. Die ids.^C. iilk I ursied, j to linle denioad, and conlinue our Me make on this extraordinary announcement or Ion, Perry, Pollock, Kamsey, Hitter, Rockwell of this point, and if you reckon on our vot<'B to carry Flaisked —Very we > idered, The war between the United States and Mexi- all or revolutionary movement is in progress in Zacatc- al sOc. j leakage relates to terms on which Ibis 'best class quotations as nomi.ial the .Mass, Rockwellof Ct.. Root, Russell, Kunk, Schenck, your bill, you reckon wilhout your host. I warn co engrosses ^'i'*' the initial steps have already public attention. The victories of M^"* i been quote Ihem at 15c. as llcir nnniinul .r:ip. ''i' Wood of mechanics and laborers are to be enlisted. They yon to come to it in time. Gcxxv Ba£S.— ire Seaman. Severance, Smith of N. Y., Smith of Ct, the Americans on the Rio Grande has changed •er, ! taken in nearly all the departments for combining iig Cards. Golili are, it seems. In acres of land each, price. Superior grain sacks of lu-inp cloth munufactureil have 320 award- Caleb B. Smith of In., Stephens. Steward, Strohm, We have agreed that wc will support the I'oinloes. Sliver, Tin, I. public feeling both in England and France from I'uriiiture.Cabiiui. togethet to ovcrthroiv the existing administration. 2nc. ed ihem in a territory to \ 'hicll we have as yet as- Sykes, Thibodeaux.l'homasson.Thonipson of Mass., amendment inovcil by the gentleman from New here arc worth from 18 u." 25 cent. There has never been, in that unhappy country, sympathy for the Mexicans to contempt This Schedule C.— per a serled IIBAIX.— for wheat is tiglil; sales al mill are no shadow of claiii 1 ; wherein we do not cer- York, (.Mr. Hungcrford.) For thai we are ready The demand Thompson of Pa., Tilden. Toombs, Trumbo, Vance, change of opinion, however, is as unjust to the nahcs, Boiliings. ralilci. Cordage. Jute. Si«al Orn more general and determined movement than that corn fiom wngons 30 cents; tainly know there is any public or unappropriated Vinton, Wheaton, White, Winthiop, to vole unanimously, because it compromises this made nl 4US7ISC. per bushel; lluriimidt IMc'li. Cali>inel,Ac. Uorax..Mnlt.ngal' lluiii is Woodruff, Mexicans as the former feeling was to the Ameri- which now in progress ; and we have very little 2SiS-J(led nianm bring intelligence of the entire A motion to their gallant stiuid, and it was only the superior lur. s ftenerully. Floss S.lks. overthrow of Paredes, Cixuxo.— ITe quale Ihis arlicle aC iiSlOf. certain iridisputably just claims on her treasury, rcj.-cird. will which have occasioned so much coinplaiiif, and it Do. Gouts llair. AcllairclolhSealnig. Do. Woollen Y So the hill be sent to the Senate on tact and energy of Gen. Taylor and his brave lit- and the reinstatement of Santa Anna. Jbr the supply the Government disregard ibis mortgage ? Sup- contains but two or ibiec specific duties. IlKMr.—There isa regular demand. of oor Monday. tle Schedule D.—20 per cent. We have received, from the source already allu- army tliat overthrew them. Mexico should, within the next six months We cherish no hostility to old Pennsylvania. l«< lor es. The receipts by the river l»om St. l.euit this The House then adjourned lo Monday next, amid .M. Guizut's organ is still painting all kinds. Hemp inanura iodicaK repri'd. ded to, very full details of the movements now in out the nc- permit foreclosure mortgage, or. On Ihe contrary we love her well, for week have auiounted to .042 bales. \Ve conlinue oof for- a of the impelled loud huzzas hisses, both from members and the we' look lo cessily and policy offrnnce and llaoon, llarley Pitch. progress, of which, we may add, our Government and Uiiglnnd interfe- by her pressing wants, should sell the reversion her as a parent. Virginia, indeed, claims us, but mer quotations al S-J 50 per ewl. for good d^w-rotlvrl, aiiJ BJohMs.sII kinds. I Wticat, Oats. of galleries. ring by a joint action of some kind to protect Mex- has been cognizant for some weeks past. From per Ion fur waler-rotled. Jilank Books. I the lands lo the holders of the mortgage or others for wc disown her. Good old Pennsylvania has WmatW ico from what it terms the rap Boards and TimI.er I among the documents which have reached us, in IIav— Is worth at the river 75c. per 100 pounds at retail, a sum in ready money : Where then will these done more for the Stale of Ol.io than all God's i 0«ndU-«, ai: k i.H- N Speech of Mr. nrlnkertaolT of Ohio. ^al comiu'cl of the UnkcrsVau's iirselzing^oT'tiie regard to the matter, we select and tianslate for and $12 SO p«r Ion. I best class of mechanics.' find their lion besides, and «'ol'n I'li; 1 4c. half mile K"'"? "> I'™*" : territory of a weak and unfortunate nation. The present publication, the following form of declara- House of Representatives, June 30, 1846. I.Aka.— We quote from wagons nl from tturd ach of public land ? The whole business is gross- matriciiles. Wc have long looked up with prid 4i05c.; ,' - government organ, however, docs not touch on "ill)-' tion, which was prepared in Havana by Santa .An- obtained floor, said S&oie.. pork-house lard is held alG^Olc. ly wrong and perilous. It will result in Ml. BiiixKEiiitoFF the and lo her Democratic banner, and it would he suicid- nrnB<.i,..a. .a,,. .1 enormous the subject, and the probability is that th« organ na himself, and which has lieen forwarded by his 1.F.AD. We quote bar at 4 to pig al 3|c. iHeinp. .Vr laims on the 'i'rensury for cnmjiensatinn, for con- he had risen ot ibis lime for the purpose of having a al madness lo throw her into the embraces of — 4ic.; our of Mr. Guizot is used as a feeler to ascertain the Flour br wheat, Ae. Oranges, Lemons, Woollen Listing, fiiends lo every department of Mexico, as the basis telling that committee what Ohio Winrt Lead.—The receipts of this article are heavy. tracts briiken and injuries sustained, Happy will it little plain lalk ; of enemy. tiuiipowder. Piunts. dry or g^iid. Wool llalsABod^s. views of the people in regard to such a movement and general outline of a Revolution which, it is in- could not do; she We hearofsalcs at lie. he for us if it does lead ill could do, and what the what 'i'hcre is a point where neglect will be llair, Moss, Ac. Paper Haiijjinijs. not to more serious con- remem- Le Compte, the attempted assassin of Louis tended, shall be general : Molasses quote sales of plantation at 27030c.; sequences. would do, and what she would not do. They had bered, and where insult will not be forgotten. I —We Scheduk E.— 15 per cent. Philippe, King of the French, has been executed. PLAN. according to qnnlily. Fair stock. Arrived this VVhat sort of confidants ihe Government must bad a great deal of di-eussion here on the doctrines believe Pennsylvania will yield much for the sake week 125 . This announcement will be received with uiiiver- Arsenic. Flax and Tow. Sla -1, in bars, cast The population and the garrison of the cily of bbls. Sugar-house have as California are of protection and tree trade, which led to little niorc ol compromiSA. but to go with our eyes open, and 42;S4Se. Itark. genemMv. I.eal.Gold or Silv'r Sieel or German. when such designs this on ^al surprise, as this unfortunate man has hcreto- |)ciietiatcd with the urgent neces.siiy that is a Tin, plates sli'is. Zinc, Spelter, pract It than the discourse held by the fallen wiih full Mustabd.—There demand for black and while mus- Dmmonds.Glaz'rs. or Ac. suffered to become the theme of popular gossip 1 knowledge, for the destnicUon ol a tanft ; f^re been uniformly represented as laboring under there is to remedy, as as possible, Silk, raw, singles, tram, thrown or orgaiuine. soon the grave anjels who 'ailed on the shores of hell, while their hich does yield sufficient tard seed al 93 50 per bushel. weeks before the expedition is even started, need , revenue, to adopt a . singular delusion, nearly approaching to insan- danger in which the republic finds nails Schedule F.— \0 per cent. itself, and great chief vas absent on his expedition through bill which begins with deficit Nails.—Juiiiala and Boston we qnole nl Ai^fyic, hardly be said. a of three or four ity. considering : as ill quamily. at which figures we note considerable sales Booln. Magazines. Pamphlets. Ac , .Newspapers. Sep. haoa millions, we cannot do it and will not do it. We Death of t tie Pope of Rome. His Holiness, the BleurliinK Powd'rs.Furs.exceptdrcss. (Ms. Palm. Cocoa. Isl. That since the Constitution, which the re- Correspondence of the vVmerlcan. " and reasoned li,gh — The stock on hand is good. Arrived this week 43! kegs. detest your bill, and will defeat your bill. I Cameos. Mosnii-s. ed on the skin. Salipeirr refined. p,,,,^ „f u„n,^_ ^^p„e'] suddenly public gave itself freely and spontaneously, has providence, foreknowledge, will, and fate. Oils— ire quole linseed al (KI0S5c., as In quality; lard Stones, Wasiiixotox, July C. 1846. Of speak this more in sorrow than in anger. 1 cher- Chronometers. (Jums. generally. Burr. the 1st of June. Cardinal Fraiizoni, it is said, ceased to exist, those winch have been will, foreknowledge ahiolute. oil SS®S5C4 sperm 8101 25, cnslor 'S&Sl per galhjn; Diamonds, Ciems, Hemp or l.inseed. Do. Building. formed at a The Committee on Wavs and Means reported Fixed fate, free ish no hostility to any man on this floor; hut gen- " is the person most likely to succeed liiin. Pearls.Ac., liotsvl Indigo, Kelp, I.,imp.TnlIow..VIarrow.Ac later period have not been in conformity with the no end, in wandering mazes lost taniieri' 917^821 per bbl. two important Bills to the House just before the ad- And found tlemen on all sides may reckon on this purpose to Engravings, or Mapn and Charts. Watches and Parts. Dr. Ellis, a professor of Hydropailiy, has been exigencies and the wishes Pork —AVe hear of soles of mess al 811 50. r quota of the majority of the journment ihis evening— both incident to the war Mr. B. said he was warranted to speak the unan- be fixed as late. "I sfieak as to wise Plates. Mus e and Pnpcr. men; judge held to bail for manslaughter lor causing the death nation. lions are for messSO SII0IO SO; M. O SO; prii vviih .Mexico, and both providing the ways and imous sentiment of the entire Ohio delegation, with, yo what I say." [This speech was heard in pro- Schedule G.~b per cent. of a patient by administering the cold water sys- PoTATorj. 2d. That tliey have been — Wc quote sales iu tou from slor 1 at 81 the couse of the con- means for its prosecution. out the exception of a man. Did gentlemen sup- found silence, and produced great sensation.] 12> Berries. Xuts. Ac., Horns, Bone.Teeth. Pewter, old. tem. tinued changes which have afflicted our 01 371, retailing at $1 SO. country un- The first authorises the ways and means for the pose that they were going lo support this bill ! — lor Dying unma-lvory, manurae. Rags, all kinds. The heat was greater in Paris the week before til it has been torn by the dili'erent Rick.— ire quote nl 4}051c., DS in quantity. ntitactured. Ivory Nuts. Ac. Raw Hides and factions, and af- payment of volunteers, anil between klkvex axd They would do no such thing. .And why ? They Land Bill Passed. ihe 15ih of June, than for some years. The tlier- Bristles. Chalk. l.astings, tor shoes. Skins. ter having studiously aggravated S|;OAR.— Holders of this nrticle are inclined to ndt^nce. its exterior evils, TWELVE MiLLioxs are asked for this purpose. had some objections against it, which, though strong, Bells oUl.Brass do.. Madder. Saltpetre, crnds. The Senate then took up the bill to reduce and tnnnieter marked, in the shade SSJ" of Farcnhcit some false Mexicans have thought themselves au- We hearof a sale of plantation allk.; alto sales al 5(0 More than $6,309,000 is for the Quaitermastcrs would not of themselves be insu[>eiable ; but there t.'opper do. Pig Mohiiir cloth. Silk, Shell, unniaiiulac. graduate the price of the public lands. English papers speak of the month of June thorized The etc., neeord'ing lo qimmity, quality, ^-c. Thetloek Copper, Twist, Ac. lor Sumac. Sliellue. to submit it to the most shameful vassalage alone, and $-3,497,000 for volunteers. were others which nnlhing could remove. 'I'liey in firsl Mr. JOHNSON, of Md. made an able speech, being tlic holiest experienced in that country for Chalk. Clay, Flints. «ho<-makers. Tin in p.gsor Idocks in pretending lo ask a foreign hands is rather light. Arrived this week b7 hlids. prince to govern it 'i'he second Bill authorises an issue of Treasury objected lo the bill, first because it made a wide and Loaf Dycwnods lu stick. Poiush, or Nitrate Zinc, Sp,iller, do. abounding with valuable slatLsties against tlic bill. 16 years. 'I'he number of deaths recorded from with the title of monarch. siignr is quoted at IO0l31e.. according to number. Grindstones. oi'Soda, Notes or a Loan, not to exceed ten millions of dollars improper dislinciiun in the duties levied on spirits i.c. 'I'he dcbalc was continued bv Messrs. BHICESE, being struck by the sun is very numerous. 3d. That to facilitate their objects, Arrived this week 222 hlils. Havana in boles 801ltc. they have to be out at any one time, and the Loan to be re- and upon wine. There ought to have been no Scheduk H.—Free of Duty. CALHOUN and BENTON in favor of Ihc bill, Wheat has declined in the Liverpool Corn Mar- bad Salt.-We quote sales of Kanawha in bids, at the audacity to lay aside the sovereignty of the deemt-d at the latest within ten years, and without such discrimination iKlween these two articles. If the river Trees. BuUis, Roots, and Messrs. NILES, J. M. CLAYTON and ket, between the IS'.h of .May and tho 16th of people in convoking a Congress, in which they at l!i0l«Jc.. by the quaulily; from store. XISHc. Turk's )!ll!l Slirulm. I'lants.Ac. commissions for the negotiation. there was a gooil reason fur laying a duly on the CRIT'J'E.NDEN in opposition. 'J'lie yi-as and June, from 57s. to 52s. lOd. per quarter. Flour a. pro'lncls have taken special Island 50 cents. V. ex- care to bring together the most Part of the ten millions may be obtained by loan, there was a reason equally good for imposing one, nays were then taken upon the question of ces- ported and return- foreign elements, as the most Starch.— ITc quote from the manufactory in the city at proper to consummate under the act of 1841, and a part by Treasury notes a duly on the other. Both arlicles arc equally un- sion, as moved by J. M. Clayton, of Di l. Apprehensions were entertained in Holland of the opprohiium of the nation. Fell, I, under the act of 1837. A large discretionary power is necessary nor did he think that the health and mor- ; By a vote of '27 to 20 the Senate decided not the rye and potato crop. Uous. 4th. That we cannot allow the above Siior —irc quote sales al SI 1001 15 by ihe keg, and mentioned given to the Executive under the word of exigencies. als of the American people would beat all injured to cede the lands at the end of nine years. Ol'ini Both Ncxv Steamships. I Sn by bag. Congress to meet without invoking the will of th& will Ihc ii These bills keep the House in employ while the should both be peroianently excluded. Their next Speci. \. I, I! ,1, ii'Talo('y, or Botany. of the Maryland Senators voted against cession, nation which they pretend to represent Three or four Steamships for weekly communi- Tlx Plate.—We quote sales nt 810 50 per box. when Ihcy Senate have the Taritf bill under consideration. objcclion 10 the bill, was llie disciiminmion made be- / or I'assini; ilcKays Rill. and -Mr. John.-ion of .Md. in favor of reduction, and YEAS— invite European intervention, cation between the United Slates and Great Brit- Tobacco —The receipts oiid sales at Uie warehouses supporting with ail The Senate, you will observe, have refused to re- tween the articles of woollens and that of woid. 1'hc MsixK Dunlnp, Hamlin, McCrate, SawtcUc, .Mr. Pearce with most of the whiga against it. — their force ihe paricidal project of ain, are being constructed by the same builders this week have teen fair, and prices, as compared wiih the administration fer this hill lo the Finance Committee. 'J'he parly duly on woollen goods was put down at 30 per Scainmon, H. Williams— 6. Mr. Calhoun's amendment, aa amended, was now established in the capital of the republic. and engineers who built the Cambria, and steam- Init week, fully illa iied. The sales re l-i7. hhds. al leaders are afraid lo trust it in the Committee, and cent , duly on wool at 25 per cent. Both arti- New HAUPsaiaK—J. H. Johnson, Moulton, the carried by a vote of 26 to 20. for fi 5th. That Ihe establishment of ships of the British and North .American line. The S3 mltj 00 ; 82 0003 00 lor net lids; and 81 2S a monarchy in Ihe design, therefore, is to pass it with all its imper- cles were imported, and they should both have been Norri'.— 3. Mr. D.AYTON proposed that the provision lim- Ihe nation would not only Messrs. Cunard are to have the contract 01 75 forcommr,!on. A hhd. from Bacon ci ek sold at 85 SO. implicate the dissolution fections. taxed alike. Ohio was largely interested in the MlSSACUUSETTS, R. IsLAX D,Co.S Ve R MOXT iting the quantity of lands to be sold of our should be Tallow— If'e quote nl 60l>ic. army, which the new monarch would not al- ,Mr. HOGE of Illinois and Mr. BROADHEAD growing of wool, and she held that ihe wool-gruw- Sweden and Norxi-ay. JVoiie. stricken out. Rejected. This arlicle low to exist, (because Wool.— has declined ; w t quote sales of he would only trust the ttoopa of Pa. proposed the 2Tlh of July and the 3d of .\u- ers were entitled lo the same protection with the Stockholm, June 5.—Emigration is rapidly on Anderson, Benton, Collin, De .Mr. HU.NTINGTON of Conn, proposed that New YonK— he ashed nt22023e.; unwashed ia0l2c. Dull. would bring on wiih hire,) but also the entire ailj iiirnmcnt of two objected, Ihe increase from ihis part of the world to Ihc U. Gordon, Hough, gust for the the House-mf Con- manufactures of woollen cloth. They in 11''^.'"" Mott, Ellsworth, Goodyear, P. the period of reduction should be prolonircd, and I . -. . ,, ... . Whiskey.—The receipts by Ihe river a Tc -302 bills. submission of the Mexicans, who would be exclu- United State 1 lately left W« gress. of these Resolutions will be the to distinction made between .1 r . I .- . 1 , 1 , ; States. .A Scien One first the third place, the ' Nivciit, .' the first reduction King ! Lawrence, Maclay, Rathbun take place ujion lands ten years quote sales at ded from all public latter of , lSl0ltjic.j rectified from siora employment, the being on- business in order to-morrow oil and flaxseed. 'I'he one being taxed 20 with 250 emigrants, leaving 700 prepared to fol- tJtrong, Wood 16. flaxseed in market. Keiccted. — ly given 151 3 IOc. to the courtesans and countrymen of the per cent, and the other 10 per cent. They had the low on the first op|)orlunity. 'i'he greater part of Jeuset, Nudc DEiAwinE, None. Mr. CRIT'I'E.\DEN proposed that a Bill in New FncioiiTs.-We quote New Orleans freights for pork Sovereign who would govern us. Hon. Richard P. Ilerrlck. objections to the distinction between raw hides the emigrants are artizans and agriculturalists, Wilmot, (Bradf. and Susq. same equity should be filed by any State of the Union Pesnstlvajtix— Cth. nl .Vie, flour 37i^4be; pound freight, including bagging, That such a slate of things would render The " Young .America" newspaper, the organ of and leather. The bides in the raw state were tax- 'i'he majority of them arc tolerably well to do in Dist.)— 1. to lest the tenure of original ownership in the 22le : lard in kegs, I2|e. St Louis freighiJ,a»037e. illusive the benefits of the independence to which for bis , we per cent, the leather 20 per cent ; the cfl'cct the world. The Coronation of the King and the National Reform Association, says ed 5 of Public Lands, if the Mautlaxd—Giles— 1. and Court decided tliat the and 25e. per 100 pounds. Nashville have sacrificed our blood and our fortunes in order destroy the manufacture of leath- Queen, is to take place in Oolobcr with great freights 3(l037c, per which wiiiild be lo lands belonged to Stales, ViHiitxiA—.\lkin3on, Bayly, Bedinger, W. Mr. Herrick was the only man in Congress who the then the Secretary 100 pounds. Pittsburgh freights to have the right of governing ourselves according country. pomp. aOc. per 100 poundi. er in this of the Trcasnry should appro|,rinto the pro.'<>eJ.i G. Brown, A. A. Chapman, Dronigoolo, Hopkins, bad unreservedly committed himself to the Freedom KiCHAin-.E Alio Uanss — rate, to our own interests. all bo got over, Rnssla. The of Easleril eiehsngti But these oljictions might among the Stales respectively. Huhard, Hunter, Jo. Johnson, Leake, .McDowell, of the Public Lands. Some other inemtiers have are al 1 |>cr cent, at presem. 7th. 'J'hat not being able to avoid such lament- There were other oh- ^ Pehsecvtiox or tke Jews.—Vast preparat- The supply is fully equal In under proper modification. This amendment w as rejected byTT vote of 27 Scddon, Treadway— U. nearly approached the true principle, particularly Ihe demand, and little able calamities, if wo do not hasten to frame a con- insuperable. ions arc making for the marriage of the i^inpe- a more abundanl than it was jpctions to ihe bill which were The 17. NoBTH CAiioLtvA— Biggs, Clarkc, Daniel, .Mr. Robert Smith, but he, unlortunately, has since to stitution in the manner moslconifoimahle to the will conlingent indeed ror's daughter with the Prince of \'olga. Poland last week. We quote sight cheeks on Northen cities bill proposed a t»x, upon the Mr. of J. Dobbins, McKay, Rcid—6. i^rrrrirs fiir DAYTON, N. moved to strike out of ninjorily advocateil of land to Stales their sale. troops. nt I premium, time bills interest off; siglil checks on the of the nation, in order that the fun- face of the bill, bul certain in its operation and is encumbered with The Emperor of Soi rit Caiioli.na—J. .\. Black, A. Burt, Herrick was converted Mr. the section allowing the lands to be taxed at once. Mr. from Clay's plan of Xewl^^aiis £01 premium ; time bills on damental code may have due stability, and that un- coft'ee. 'I'o Ibis they could not Russia has published a ukase, ordering all the New Orleans Sims, Simpson, effect, on tea and Reici tcd by a vote of 5 to 27. Holmes, Rhett, A. D. Wood- disposing of the lands to the Free Soil plan, by read- inierest and 101 per cent' off. der its beneficial shelter our great elements of pow- submit, and they would noi, the Union to the Jews in Itussia to place theiusclves in one of the 7. The bill was then ordered lo be engrossed by the ward— ing the National Reform .Memorial, and at once, like Mielnenn lianks douhiful. Alabama It lo er and riches may develope themselves, notwithstanding. They could not consent four following classes:— Ist, amongst the burgess- money 4 7 per GcoHGiA Cohh, Haralson, Seaborn Jones, contrary folloiving vote — an honest man, avowed his new convictions on the cent, dis.; Wheeling banks 1 dis.; Tennessee i discount, We proclaim the following plan for the true re- to harmonize iheir votes with the cracked and dis- es of the town, by the purchase of a piece of land, 5. Yeas.— Messrs. Allen, Ashley, Atherton. Atch- Lumpkin, Townes— subject. Just before his death, he was aciively en- hut it passes current nl par in ortlinary iransaclions; Vir. generation the Republic : a house 2d, in one of the three of cordant squeaking notes of ihc government or- or ; corporations R. Chapman, Dargan, Hilliard, and ison, Bagby, Berrien, Benton, llreezc. Bright. C'al- At.AnAMA— gaged in endeavoring lo influence other members in ginia, I; Indiana, |; scrip. 2 lo 3; Missouri, par; New Or- Art. Isl, The population and the garrison of tho coffee was to of Trasoy ; 3d, in a corporation of artizans, after gan. The tax on tea and all intents houn, Chalmers, Dickinson. Dix, Fairlicid, (Whig,) Houston, M'Connell, Payne, Yancey—7. lavpr of the great measure, and expressed a Han- leans, par to |c. prem.; Slale Bank of Illinois, cily wish proofs ability 4^. di> ; of do not acknowledge ihe convocaiutia and purposes a poll tax. It might as well have been given the of requircti by la^v; 4th, Mississippi —8. .\dams, Jef. Davis, Roberts, ncgan, Houston, Johnson of Md., Johnson of La., that some one belter informed on the subject were Shawneetown, 02 dia ; North Carolina, 8; South Caro- called on the 27th of last March, by the so called every man, woman, and child in the coun- in the grand body of tillers, whether on their own Jacob Thompson 4. laid on Lewis. Pennybackcr, Rusk, Remple, Sevier, Tur- — in his place to advocate it. The loss is a severe one others. lina, 2; United States Treasury notes, par to i prem.; President ad inicrim and his miiiistei, as it is emin- a poll tax, and the people of Ohio property or owned by 1'hey must place Harmonson, Sore, 3. try. It was iiev, AV'osteott, Yulee,—26. LorisiAMA La Morse— people's cause. specie, to gold, to I. — to the par i; .American. J ently opposed to Ihe sovereignly of the people, and These articles were in use by all themseives, by the appointed time, in one of the TtXAs—Kaufman. Pillsbury—2. would not pay it 'NAV.S.—Messrs. Archer, Cameron, Cilley. J. Ixsi'BANcE.—Tiic following are tlie r liling 1 made with the visible object of representing the na- tho people, and most used by the poor. It was classes, and are to be subjected to restrictive ! ! ! (.'unniiigham, Faran, M. Clayton, T. Clayton. Corwin. Crittenden, Da- Onto—Brinkerhoff cargo insurance : tion as invoking a monarchy and a foreign prince to measures. the poor man's refreshment when he came Kome vis. Evans, Greene, Fries, J. J. McDowell, Morris, Parish, Pcrrill, Daylon, Huntington, Manguin, Atlantic ports, via Orleans, govern her. CONGRESSIONAL. Portng^al. From New from his toil, and it wasof en the poor woman's oii/y Niles, Pearce, Phelps, Simmons, Sturgeon, Sawyer, Starkweather, St. John, Thurnian— 12. Upbara, .\llnnlic ports, via New Orleans, - Art. 2d. Instead of the Congress called by Ihe LiSBox. June 9. The Insurrectionary Juntos To luxury. Many lamilies in the West made use of it Woodbrid^'c. 20. — MicuiOAX— Chipinan, J. B. Hunt, McClelland [Iteponed tor the Baltimore Sun.] — To or from Liverpool and Havre, - above mentioned convocatorla, another Congress have almost all laid down their arms, expressing —3. three times a day. Besides the tax on these articles The Senate then adjourned. will TWENTY-MNTH CONGRESS. satisfaction with the general From New Orleans meet which will be composed of representatives was a seclioiiol tax. The people of the North ami their measures of India VA— Catlicart, Henley, Kennedy, Thomas To New Orleans, tloj.l,. by Ihe popular will, Washixotox, July 1846. the administration. named according to the electo- 3, .Middle Slates all made use of them. The laboiing John Randol|ili*» Negroes. new Smith, Wick— 5. To or from Pittsburgh or Wheeling, - . iiol .1., ral laws which served during the election of 1824, Italy. The Senate did not sit to-day. population as much if not more lhan any ; while Illinois —Douglas, Ficklin, Hogc, McClemand, John Randolph, by will, gave freedom to his ToorlroinSt.I.ou.5, ito| ,1.. and the said Congress will take charge to frame a House of Representatives. those who performed labor in the South scarce u.sed Milan, June 7th.— His holiness Pope Gregory R. Smith—5. laves, and provided the means fir Iheir scltlenieiil To nr from Cineinnati or rrankforl. } ,1.. constitution for the Republic, in adopting the form them at all. the I6th, departed tliis life ou« the 1st inst»"='*• Hi Ke.vtuckt—Boyd, J. P. Martin, Tihbatts— 3. The consideration of the tariff bill was again re- inIll Ohio.t-ilito. YesterdaylesierJjy theylliey passedpassetl ihrougliInrougli ouour ciiy To or from Nashville, of government which may appear the moat suitable, by the gentleman from Georgia 'nil'sposoJ of sumed 111 committee of the whole. But it was said (Mr. on Iheir way to Ihe sellleincnls purchased '•"""S w«W May, Texxessee— L. B. Chase. Cullom, A. Johnson, lor them I To or from Florence, (with only the exclusion of monarchy, a which the JoxEs) that the government could not raise enongh I"" 'I"" '•'^'1' '^"'i <>' 'I**' month he was lic- G. W. Jones, B. .Martin, Stanton— 6. A great number of additional amendments having in the interior Toor from .\rkansas, 1 loll ll" people detest, and of every thing relative lo Texas been rejected, at noon the committee rose revenue to meet tho public service without the lax. large ''''»'''' pl'j sieiaiis to be porfectly recovered. MissouBi—Uowlin, Phelps, Relfe, L. H. Sims and re- i he troop was a one. I'liere appeared to lie Missouri to Booneville, 1 i'.. and the other frontier depaitmetits.) the committee were culling all ' death was sudden, and may jwHsibly give ported the bill lo the House great uproar. No, not while down t' amidst three hundred in it It 'd of people nlove Booneville, - - - - . 1 1 Hn Art. 3d. The Congress spoken of in the abo\'e leaving free, rise to similar rumors as followed the The Speaker having taken tho chair, alsiut forty other articles and ihem ho presumed of ail sizes, decease of Floiiida—Brockenbrough— 1. ages and all and attructed no little llliiwis or Wabash river, i to 1 article must meet four months after the liberating several predecessors. Arkansas— None. members jumped up at once, but Mr. Boyd got the they could not. Hul did gentlemen think that the attention. of his He was in the forces have occupied the capital of the Republic; of Ohio, for the mere purpose eighty-first year of his age, having been born in ti-KYS—A-iainst passing McKay's Bill. floor. He moved the previous question on concur, Iree delegation of Ill themselves, as they marched along, they bore and it will be the duty of the gcncral-in-chicf to pleasing this Administratinn, and for nothing else the year 1765. In ordinary times, the decease Maixe — L. Severance— 1. ring in the smendineiits of the coiuinittee of the lesliinony against Slavery. Their master had enjoy, July 13—iLOca—Sales Saturday of 20.) call the cont'oratoria in the usual riNCIN.N.VTl, manner, and to whole. under heaven, were going to tax the stomachs of the of a Pope would not occasion any sensation in New llAMPSHinG None. ed the benefit of their services while he lived. brand, at 82r..?:40Ofitjm Railroad see licsidcs that the elections shall be conducted brls. from store, a fancy people, and that l to support an exclusive soulh- the pnlitienl world; but sui-h if, not Ihe case iu M issACHt sETTs— .\bbott, J. Q. AJams, Ash- A motion was immediately made lo lay the motion For bun they toiled. They worked daily, year in from ssmo at 82 50 al depjil. with Ihe utmiKst freedom. at 82 00 delivered ; 6 ! wquld not do it. the present instance. l*opc Gregory Ifitli on the table. vole was, yeas 1 12, ern chivalry They Whence I tho mun, Grinnell, Hudson. D. P. King, J. Rockwell, The 96, nays and ar oul ; bul the sweat of their face was spent ofau brls. at IS|c, 20 at lOe, Art. 4th. We guarantee the existence of the Wuissv.—Sales Saturday B. 9. So the motion of the previous qliestion was not laid came our ministers abroad, and with iheir nine thou- was a good, kind, benevolent man, sincere in his Thompson, Winthrop— other, and not for themselves. Was t/iit 21 and 30 allCie. Army, and it will be taken care of, as a well de- religious principles, CoxxECTiciT— Dixon, S. D. Hubbard, J. A. on the table, 'I'he pievious question was then or- sand dollars outfit and nine thousand dollars salary! Death diew felt its approach; and mure tolerant than most serving just! nigh; he and Uacox.—Sales of SO pes. sugar cured hams, canvassed, military class merits at tlie bands of a free others held the Ro-kwell, Truman Smith— 1. dered and the House proceeded lo vote on the Every one of ihem from the slave Slates. Whence when told he must pass away, he who had keys of St Peter. nation. summoned at Oc. and 3 hhds. do. do. al Sc. .-Vriiold, to came a majority of our foreign ministers of the sec- The member of the Sacr jd College most likely liitooF IsLAXn— Cranston— 2. amendment the bill made by the committee. all his energy, as he rcniembend his slaves, and Salcsof 175 boxes W. R. nt 5tc. Art. 5th. We declare n traitor to the nation CuEliSl.— ond rale, our Charges des .Affaires? Fnim tho to succeed Pojie Gregory is the Cardinal Fran- Veumoxt- Collamer, Foot, .Marsh—3. On concurring in the .imeiidtnent of Ihe commit- Ihe various contradictory wills he had made with Sole bales good Eastern at '25c. per Ih. whoever endeavors to put off the meetings of tho Hoi's.— of2 VV. (.'ampbeli., (.'arroll. tee of the " salt" mc Stales, 'i'his under an .Administration which zoni. President of the Congregation of the Prop- New York—W. Cul- whole by which was stricken out regard to them, and, nlsn, what they had done for 0ai«.—.Sale from canal 900 bushels ai 22c. Congress, whoever makes an attempt against it in ver, (). Jenkins, of the tluty-paying vote they had themselves made and helped to sustain by pagaiuli. Ho is, however, considered friendly lo Holmes, Hitn^erford. W. Hunt, articles, the was ye,is 10.i, him, and said to the Physician by his side, "//c- Blooms.-Sales from river at SOS per ton. 4 mos. lettering the liberty of its members, in dissolving it nays niajorilv of their number. [ A laugh. .A voice. the Jesuits, and will bo, of course, fiercely oppos- I.CHris, Miller, Mosely, Kiissell, Seamax, A. 95. So the amendment was concurred in. mcmlier, thcii are free." He would lie just to them Sales of 400 lbs. common ftoece nl 10c. per lb. or sus]>eiiding its sessions, or pretends Wool.— lo oppose did Ohio vote for!"] Ohio ed by l''rance. Cardinal Franzoni was born at Smith, VV7ira/u>i, Whit*, Woouritf— 16. Amidst a great uproar, a motion vi-as made lo re- Whom' had had a ere he met his God. He dared not die with the siore of rO kegs Six Tw.st, i»)or himself to Ihe constitution which that Congress Tobacco —Sale from L'iZia//, Runk, Sykes, consider the vote just taken. yeas instant Democratic majority on that ll^or. and yet Genoa, on the lOtb of December, 1775, and is, of New Jeusex— Hampton, The and iiavs iniquity of human bondage resting upon his soul. quality, a: -3|c. will establish, or to the laws which it will issue in 5. having been ordered, Hudson called this was the manner in which she was used. course, in the 71st year of his age. Cardinal Wright— Mr. upon the Well they arc free ! The lioon of mankind is 100 400 No. ^Ka- conformity to the present plan. — Salt.—Sale on Landing of and UW T. Speaker lo have * .Acton might not improbably be selected, and Pkxxstlvaxia ninck, Blanch»rd, Brod- ihat rule enforced which ]>robibits Can these thiiifT» be, theirs. But are they prepared lo enjoy it ! 'I'heir nawha, nl 17c. — We copy the above from the New York Courier. would ill that case lie only the second English- head, BulTington, J. H. Campbell, Darragh, any memtier from standing near the clerk's desk And overcome us like a summer cloud, old master bid means enough out of their labor to Corrox—Sales ori3 bales Mississippi, middling, aail 21 Our accounts confirm its statements, and facts Erdi.tan, Foster, while the vole is taking. Wilhom our special man that has ever held the Papal dignity. Great J. H. Ewing, Garwin, C. J. wonder prepare them all for this step. Ho could travel bales Tennessee, good, al 7ic. per lli. transpiiing would seem to put thein beyond tli.s- agitation continues to prevail in different parts of Jn'^ersoll, J. R. Ingcrsoll, Leib, Levix, McLean, 'I'ho Speaker requested members to take their ill had been wholly excluded from that s^re in foreign lands; spoil and spend freely the pute. When Gcii. Taylor was at the Nueces, on nice ST. l.OL'IS. July f —Tobacco—The market, since Fri- the especially tlic I'ajial Stales, and Mclvaine, Pollock, Ramsey, Riller, Stewart, scats, and caused the rule in questiun to be read. of influence in this Government to which she was course; scat'er profusely, or bold countr.v, in Mexican officers of authority said to him: "Slay closely the money day, has liecn languid and droopintr. and Ihe prices ol all Strohm, James Tliopinson, Yost 23. It. was not, however, unlil after repealed efl'oits, that it is to be feared that outbreaks will take place. — rnliiled. It was of Ihis that she justly complained. made by them, as fitful gleams of generosity, or evidently rule.l lower. To-day Ihero was where you are ; let us have your countenance, and descriptions the offenders Delaware—Houston— 1. could be induced to leave the front of W'e do not care about your money, said Mr. rallied 1.1- wc will throw off all military B. hard gripingsof avarice, seized and controlled him. more nnitniiiiuli among the bidders. aiidjir.e<-s a A rule. Tho country V I Rc I N I —Pendleton— 1 the desk. .All our people ore accustomed for The Age to woik their liv- For self, he would do as whim or caprice directed still at uuseltlcd, auil has been drained to its very last cent by the mili- lle, hul Ihey laoy be considereil m Martlaxd—Long, I'erry— 'I'he vole on the motion to reconsider was then It is this ing. not your money we ivant ; bul we cUiin \>\i\ for them. 'm the way of enlightenment he did buyers. sales al ibo warehouse w»rf^ tary. It must lie revolutioniicd." And that rev- favor of The North Carolixa Barringer, Dockery, Gra- takcn^nd decided in tho negative. Yeas, — 101, lo have our legitimate share of influence and consid- nothing. And it was not till lile's doings were BinounI to 54 hhds., and ranged as follows l For rcluseB olution is going steadily on. If it succeed, as suc- 3. nays fll5. ham— eration in this Government. We claim it because spread out bcf.>re him, and all of tJie past was con- at 3<>c. lo 3 HO, and for passed nt from 2 OU lo 4 44. as ceed it must. Peace will be proposed, and .Mexico from Cieoroia Stephens, 2. The annunciation of the vote — Tooms— was received bv it is our right. Our citizens have been studiously centrated ill Ihe brief hour of death, that he had in quolily- The tobacco was, much of it, very inferior, and left once more to "right" herself. Wc give va- COMMERCIAL. South Carolixa, Alabama, Mississippi, loud clapping excluded from almost all public offices cigar leaf offered. rious reports touching these movements: ; and have the courage lo declare orally that they should enjoy, there was no Flohii>a, 'I'kxas, question Missouri, Illixois, Michi- The was again put in another form, viz: leen thus prevented from obtaining that experience untaught and unprepared as ihey were, what God llE.Mr.—^The market is becoming innctivc, and, owing La Patria of the 28th ult., Review of (lie Market. BAX, Arkaxsas — None. states that, by a let- " Shall ^all be placed on the free list" The vole n public business ivhich torms the best education of meant should be common to all his creatures to nil advance in freights, the pricu has declined from oao ter received on tlie previous Thursday, from New LoclsviLLE, Jaly 13lh. 184G. Oil lo—Delano. Giddittgs, Harper, Root, Schenck, was yeas 105. nays I0<1. So it was again decided 1 siaiesinan. dollars a ton, anil may now be quoted, say for in. Ohio is the third Slate in the Union; freedom ! to two York, addressed to a mercantile firm of that citv, Remarks.—There lias been no perceptihie change in Tilden, Vance. Vinton 8. that salt should be placed on the free list. I dew-ronu-d and loose 3>04O; fair and ill — and ct what has she got from this Administration ! And now, the poor creatures are among us! ferior, good, or- they are informed that Senor Don Francisco Murii, the market within the pasl week. Prices of inosi articles IxniAXA—.McGaughey, C. B. Smith—2. A moment afterwards, however, the Speaker was I lla a der, 42 00044 00; prime light, in good shipping order. 4S0U he foreign minister ! Not one. A consul- Why should this l>c ! We have nothing lo do with had arrived, on board the Ilibernia, from Liver- arc aliout the same as heretofore, and the sales ure small, Kextl'ckt —Bell, G. Davis, Grider, McHcnry, called upon to vote. He did so, and in the neg; bip first I 046fIOperlon. The principal sales of the past three fbi)s of Ihe class .Not one. A consulship of Slavery, and it is neilhcr our interest, nor our duly, seniion pool, and that he is bearer of very eonseqiient upon Ihc general dull of Ihe year. 1'ha Trumbo. Young 7. important des- live. the vole lie, were 33 bales al 42 00; 205 al 44 177 at Thornasson, 'I'bis made a which was 1 00; 45 SO; al — equal lo the imd class ! Not one. A child can tell the to add to the ignoiance of our Stale, in any way. 344 patches. ordered a vessel lobe chartered supply of most arlicles of consumplion is abundant. The TtxxEssEE .M. Bkowx, Cocke, Crozicr, E. He im- the rejection of the motion. Loud applause 815 and 32 al 40 per ton. — again storv ho has learned lo speak but two words, " not Let us recall, in part, this remark.—This emigration well supplied. wcalber, mediately, to take him. to Vera Cruz, for dry goods market is also The U. Ewing, Gentry— 5. which followed. Lrai>.— I'he only sales this week were in a retail woy, one'." I believe sho has one bureau, Ihat of Indian of John Randolph's negroes proves that we have heavy showers of raiu, hiU'tiecu — purpose he would obtain from the United States despite of the numerous Lniisi AXA 'i'hibodeauT— 1. It subsequently appeared, however that owing to .Allai ihis is all and for large lots w-e hear no inquiry. We continue la [ and under the government slavery. evidently, Ihe Ciovcrnmcnt lo'sbow something to do with And excessively w-arin and sultry. The river is in good tiavi- at Washington an order for the Com- price at 25 the first Total, 95; 71 Whigs, 18 Locos, 6 Native. the great confusion which prevailed, the clerk had ibat ch a slate is in existence. their quote the 3 2003 ; figure for round lots. [ Our people do people of Virginia think so too.— For whenever Cincinnati, and at a stand here, with modore of the Gulf Squadron to give him free ad- gal>le order, falling at lie vote, that it miscnunled and was yeas 105, 1 yet kno-.v all these things July 6.— Whole number voting, 209 ; seventeen less Uian not ; but they shall" kn eyes get opened, because they hear the call of death, inches water in Ihe eanal. BOSTO.V, Coffee-Holders, wailing Uic oclion into tliat port. atiout 7 feel 8 La I'ulria further adds nays not give a full House. Hampshire 102, hich did tho SjKjakcr the them, and ihey shall act upon them. or it is nigh, the first step is, to free their of congress in relanon lo the tnrilT, offer Iheir Deduct vacancies New | They will do know ak» Bale RoeE.—There havefceen consider- stocks less J||!,Y',h' vessel has already been engaged, and that Baooixo right to vote, he l»eing permitted lo do so only the parrels 1 (no choice;) Mas-^achusetU 1 (do.:) -M it Arc free and independent men going to lick slaves, that they may lull the unquiet knawings of operklious going on in these anicles during the week. freely, and during have changed hands. btlO a Senor .Murfi is expected to arrive in that cily in able when this will result York 1 (Herrick, dead and Speaker (Davis of change the on any question. the hand that smites them ! I tell you thai ours is conscience the next lo send them to Ohio, that reported have been made at S^^die., cash, and lOIXIbags Si. Domingo, 6j0O|c. per lb, SOO do. Rio, 7c. ;) the early part of this week. — The sales motion lb, Indiana, who does A was then made to reconsider the vole, not the soil that gives birth lo such free \ have already several colored lo 150 do. do. per I'JOdo Porto Cabello,8e. not vote except in case of a tie,) men ; and they may be Wc Oc., lime, fur bagging; and 3ifSi4c. for rope, according 7f do , 0 mos. cr In a paragraph published in and it and there were 13 La Patria of the was carried yeas 104. nays 102. as long as I con exert any influence .And pray, why does not absentees, as follows: — over the action setilements among us.— lerms, quality, ic. The slock of bagging is very heavy, Pnll.ADELPHIA, Monday Evening, July 7 —Th« 28th ult., a person, late from Havana, states effect IVrmon/—Dillingham, that The of ibis was to bring the house back of my people, it never shall be. will Kentucky retain their freed blacks! is comparatively light Loco, probably dodged. We not con- Virginia and while that of rope passage of the Revenue Tariff Bill, by Ihe lower House of on the morning of the Uth it again " ^cto VorA—Woodworth, waa rumored that to the question, Shall salt be placed on the sent to tax the stomachs of our people to nglit have they lo be pouring in upon us — Iroin the eouniry this week have of Dutchess, do. do. please ei- What IIacos The receipts Congress, causes no liule excilemenl among ihe mercan- Maryland— Gen. Almonte had embarked on board of the free list." The vote was C. G. Chapman, Whig, paired off yeas 104, nays 105. So ther the administration or its organ. If our peojile their helpless, new made free ! Wc very much been rather heavy. Prices generally are not fully main- tile community, and much uneasiness is felt as to the I'u. I British mail steamer for Vera Cruz, it with Ligon, Loco, of do., and it was was decided after all that salt shall not be placed cannot have their share of office and the common objcclion made in tho Slave to give way a little. Wo quote compelled to be absent of influence, fear that taincd, and are inclined lure. Cotton.—The market dull, and some few iqIcb aro illness generally believed that be was going to Mexico for on the free list. It by the sudden of hia wife, therefore remainsin the bill sub- they shall have it at least of the comforts of life. Stales, that we, as Free States, have nothing to do from wagons, hog-round, 3ic.; shoulders 24; clear sides Constable, Loco, making al previous prices. Flour, if anything. Is a liule do., absent. political purposes, in which Santa .\nna ject lo per cent of had a 20 duty. 'I'he fate of tho bill de- "Oh. but you will vote this tax ! Slavery, will turn out on examination, to be liQiii wny'.ii;. from wagons 4&lic. We quote as a war tax with 4ic i hams firmer U) ecla than one. frum store, salcsof clear sides at *i&5i:.; bams from store absent it wont you! fair shipping brands were made at 93 81 1. wid rnccnt in- OAio Cummins, Loco, Pensacola Democrat of the 26th nit says : Ihe — do. The New York mcmtiers would not have volcd for You wili not refuse the tax to support the wai Cincinnati Gazette. iiHoc; best pork-houso hams 5&oic. rpeclion and ] fresh ground parcels are held al S3 671 0 4. Indiana—Owen, Petit, Locos, absent. —"The U.S. brig Lawrence, arrived here on the bill. at per bushel. Yea, wo would have voted you a war lax just as Beaxs.—We quote KicSH Meal is also in request, I Com and 1000 brls. sold ol 82 50. Illinois Baker, Whig, Thursday, 25th insl., seven days from Brazos The question was noxl at 'ij to '.rtic. — Wentworth, Loco, ab- taken on concu ng in large as you choose to ask, if wo had not seen BsArTirt-L IxciDKXT.— While the choir of St Beeswax—Continues steady at I \ou Rye Flour 84 SO. Grain —Receipts of all kinds Mnt Santiago, liaving been employed blockading the the amendment of the commiitec repealing the fish such valiant heroes when the church were chanting the Veum on Sun- We quote at $3 :i3 lo 3 73, as in quality. fighting was to be Paul's Te Catilb— very light, and holders of Wheat, (nm scarcity, were en- Missouri Price, Loco, started for Rio Brazos, and co-operating with the ing bounlies. This was report there have — Santa Fe. Grande and not concurred in yeas with tho .Mexican hyena, but trembling like on as- day morning, a dove alighted upon the top sash of "Coal.—Since our last been consider- to gel belter prices SOOO — sMed ; bushels prime Peuna. reds Arkansas— Yell, Loco, also soldiering army 103 days. The day the Lawrence left her 100 nays, 109. This saved coal at 13. the vote of the Maine pen leaf at the first remote muttering • window near the gallery, just as they came to the able arrivals of Pinsburg our landing. very large — of the British the A Imiughl 'M e 92c., and while OSc. Corn In demand; wo slat« of the stilion off the Brazos Santiago, she was boarded delegation, who othciwiso would have gone against lion. had stood up for pldinlive and supplicatory passage, "We know that supply left I'illsburg during Ihe recent rise, and we may Supposed Senate on tlie Tariff: If you what you yourselves quote Soulhern yellow S2c. Oats—Common quality by . Ihe that cxpivsis had reach- the bill. market as ' pilot, slated an our abundantly . .Viiy Staus. who taught us was our right, you might have Thou shall come to be our judge ; we therefore pray now consider supplied for Iho gill—SOe. — SlaUs Yro. i\'au. Stales. Yea. taxed any- Sonlhern Proviftinns, without ^" fCav ed Mail 1 Maryland 0 Oho 1 Gen. Taylor's camp at Mntamoras. suing for The hill as amended, was then ordered to en- servants hast HV- quote il 10 c. by Uic large quanuiy; les—Tho only sale is nbout - l' bo thing you pleased. We would have stood by you Thee help Thy whom Thou retleenicd present relailiug. t-M hii'ds! Nev N. Ilarop. 1 1 Virgin.: Michigan 1 1 peace. thini reading, Urie atot 0 Olc.onume, The this information de- grossed for a delivered. Whiskey itt brU i authenticity of without a division. till the la«t and given you our last dollar. But you with Thy precious blood." Stretching out its tieau- at laj C-, -Ma.s. ... 0 2 N. Carl Indiana . 3 0 pends upon did not amendment placing R. Island - U a S. Carl-i the pilot, as tlie Lawrence The tea and coffee among have made a most disgraceful surrender. After de- liful neck, fiom which were reflected the brilliant CoTTOX —We hearof notransacuons. The stock is light tijnn. - - - 1 1 Oe, communicate afterwards consequence of bad the free arlicles wasagieed lo. arrivals this week. in claring that Oregon was ours of right up to 54** hues of the rainbow, it listened to the solemn and No We continue our quotatioos at H Verinoiil - 0 Alabama 2 0 weather. It XOTICK. was the wish of the Lawrence to re- 'i'he question then being "Shall this bill pass!" 40'. you have come down to 49"; soothing strains as they filled the church with har- &7ic., for ordinary to fair. N. Vork - a yes below 49", rr, main a day or two WlLSox. Louisville, Kc, ,N. Jersey for certain information on the it was decided as follows yeas 1 nays 95. So have given to our sat unlil the Caxdlks.—We quote sperm 30 lo 33o,; mould, lo 0 Atkani — 14, and up ancient enemy the use of mony, and there chaunt was ended. 9 8|o. ' all ouisinnd ng hilli subject, but agaiiist the shortness forbade the bill was passed : of hor supplies a great river south of ihat line. And after all this, 'I'hen gently raising itself from its perch, it soared We quote sales of mould at 5^ lijeariae lOc. Star, .c Uic aitth o: Jiif)-, 1846, a* ha Total . YsAS.— Messrs, .Adams of Miss., Anderson, At- you can now turn round and ! away into the blua heavens to ot&r up ilk own prayers vmada in this city.) itOe. p«r Iti ask us for a War lax JASPER W WILSON, — — ; ! —; ; : — — — — ! — — — : — ^ > A

From llie rii.ladeipljia N. American. or Londox.- W» ara .ipt to imagine anything in the Governor's requisition ence. The Rev. preceptor went to say GaowTii on there should be a principle of honor main- C. FOSTER & CO. States, that .uu growth ol our A "War of Couqnest. POETRY here in the ITnited about weighing pork?" that these things had been deeply pondered tained even among thieves, and PI{IXTI\f; 6u.,,dM in rapidity and much more WBSTERX PnF,«S MA'Vt'. and cities greatly '• " '11 A struggle lowns with I 1 I don't know," says Jim ; I carry a weaker and contermin- " tears FACTOllV A.\i) I'l; \ I lie- i)i:i'vpm*'iit« fiin.le in Ihe \\ »- government, that " in little more than grease pile !" St. lUvei/le. prised to see evidences of a growing popular of the " True report to the ger that Louis had on il a motto got to fit the heroic Presidency, Texas and w* worthy of a plac. in lh« columns up Oregon were regar- twelve years, twelve hundred new streets have passion for the territory of Mexico. This : pul.li«h them. response of the young ladies, viz "H'tep- ded as much inseparable as the Simese All piirrhaiu^rs of our pn can liave American," jou will pl-aM to London, which is at the rale of on% their been added 'Waahlni^toii Corrcspoudrncc of ilka general feeling appears to assume, late, rxira poliKhed work »!««••• F«le. " of ing in solitude the fallen brave is bet- twins. They were embodied in a single without cbarre, by Th» hundred streets a year." Thes.; twelve hundred PItlla. NortU Aincrlcau. for givuift iw,.iuy iour hours' nonce. a definite shape in the determination to ac- burying ground. forty-eight thousand houses, ter than the presence Ion resolution of the Convention. C. FO.s:rfeK, lat.! ForMiiun nf the C„,<:i,i„„,i I iBt within a new sU-eeU contain June 1840. of men timid They were Typ» Washisoton, 26, Foundry, ihe invcmor l.uililer upon the p.i»t— on a large and commodious quire and keep California. Now to seize and of Ihc press callU To muM most of them built to strikefor their country," with the words twin topics of the Inaugural Address. Not fosTEB's PnwEB Press. HOW u«ed by uround, a fornier letter called attention the Cincinnall live" of those lh»t lay style of superior comfort." With In I the il. as a means of bringing to Ai,;,.. Ill- r.uin PT. The scale and in a our enemy just " Ladies OF Tennessee" under il. Now a whisper of doubi or hesitation was heard K,;iidn)l & tiuniard. olio, ihe Frank- ilc«piug/a*/- ' 1. Ihe At'ho now w«r« wonderful increase, it is said, " that the de- of the public to the course pursued by ibe terms, is Indiana !>lHle Journal, Culler k all this well enough ; but to conquer and the ladies of Tennessee may be different from respecting the obligation of the President ly Siaie Friiileri. Indiana. *c.. ftc houses, instead of diminishing, continues ; the granJ Mauaoloum mand for President's organ in reference to the Mex- retain it as a 'ied 10 prim Cn*»ius M. Ciny's pa^e: Here ros* spoil, would give to the war other if these ones had push pari passu, for both, until after the and that, wliilc in many towns of ladies ; but young to or thorn— th« great, tlie rich lo increase," ican claims, in connection with tlic war a character \VpII which the reflecting and patri- been in other Slate, should think meeting of Congress. " esd" rankled orer them, the interior the number of unoccupied houses is some we The dainp which is now waging. It is not quite for- otic would "scarcely is a new street in London scarcely approve. The war, con- they waited till they mar- indecent eagerness haste with o'er tliia humbla ditch. augmenting, had belter were The and A« Sullen that Ritcliie, al the niilset of his is fully ! Mr. sidered in the finished, before almost house in it light which induced the ac- rieil, and had half a dozen or more babies which the resolutions to get in Texas Here leytho ll\ l'iiivcr«ity, extra column on these claims, and if Lexitigioii o'er //«'•» little hill, the mother an To effect this a considerable fleet was con- mucky. And their own tables. With some, he says, doubtless, What would they do without Sain, Dick, few, it became more and more visible that Shed, like a cloud, her tears; any idea might be formed of the cause and centrated upon the western shores of the i'he W fftcni Lancrl this provision proceeded from a lastidious taste, Citsar? And how would they sleep at all it was only a show. The vehemence ilara n venr. in «dvi heart-horn sob site cotild not smother, Her purpose of the war from what his been Pacific, Ir. «s lor Five tliat learcd some poisonous dirt would be found in prepared lo seize Moiilerey. and o'niglils if they did not suppose the said which had been manifested in the case of Dollars, For grief hsr bosom tears. the common fare of a steamboat. But with many, written in the organ, il would be reason- co-operate with operations by land. rpO similar Sam, Dick and Ca-sar, were loo timid to Texas had dropped down into a feeble sec- COC.NTRY MEnCHA(!T8.~Cn»BL«5 ,M*a how, too, round this old pair. I presume, it arose from a habit whii-h presents a able lo infer, the setllcnient of these de- 8"*l,l"»ucccs»or lo A. T !>l;illnian. ha> ju>l pubjithcd And Immediately upon Ihe breaking oul of lios- ? ,\ strike fiir their country The ladies of Ten- ond lo the loud tones of the West. Mr. T. ' Tnr: Ki-Miickv I-*»msk'9 Ai_m.ix*c," for ibe Their children's wuils arose. marked difTerence bctweoii the people of England oliject. year o. mands was ihe first and last lilities, Col. Kearney was directed to march, our Lord, IMli, ralt ulsU'.l lor the horizon nnd them there. of nessee may live lo rue the day when they H. Benton next declared himself in open meridian o When Old Age gently placed and the people of America—We are ashamed xuiKion. by SAiiriLi. D McCclloioh. a, The organ urges it as an apology for llie with a sufficient force, consisting of his own .M., author o. In the arms of Death's repose. economy. Il is this feeling which would forbid were taught by their Rev. preceptor to hon- hostility to the fulfilment of the Oregon the lleavem, for ihe u»c of ScbooU and Privale Executive and his agent, in declining to iimilif?," &c'., Jtc, us such a practice as that referred to, and dragoons and 1000 mounted volunteers, to- bull dog bravery, beyond Peace, Justice, Sevier, who had begun among or pledge. Even Mr. C. ]Miir. or rejected. Did not positively MiOlt MrrcllNtll. \'n 111! !I1a.iiI. II 1...,. While the sun was quickly sinking says lo you, *I drive a pony chaise this year; 1 fuH must be accepted alleged to be the conquest of bagged the game of Texas beforehand, on complicated wiih the errors of the govern- \\ h«rf Da And eve was gath'rinj last. have put down my horse and gig. because I can- the President well know nothing was left ('alifornia with the determination of annex- Ihe other, proved loo strong for their good ineiit, is a gratifying event. To us who I.F.WINSKI, Areliilcrl.— Office 1 not pay Ihe tax.* A man, whose income and ex- in Mexico of that ancient and noble Cas- ing It lo the republic. The yard-gates were flung open. faith, and they all at last gave way. In •lory ul 111.- County Clcrk'i, Olhce. f;ir nliiio,*t any- live in the eastern section of the Union, penses, and style of living etceed ll\i;r'i\. Julv ,^11'. jostled tilian race, once famous tlirongboiil the One journal says, " If California is cap- I.Mj. A rude cart in ; the list of yeas and nays of the Senate thing to tte found among us, says of something the possession of a greater or less number it than« world, but pride ? A corpse was tilted from Did he not know that lured before Mexico makes peace with the approve the surrender of a consiiler- quite beyond him, which his weallhier neighbor of acres of wilderness in Oregon could which As if 't a dog had been. in consequence of the annexation of docs, 'we are not rich enough for that.' One of Texas, LIuiled Stales, it will not under any circum- able pari of " the whole of Oregon," not a scarcely be expected to weigh a moment in said lo me, Mexico had voliinlarily willidrawn her 8hock'd, I drew nigh to look on the most distinguished men England stances revert lo Mexico;" and geneially single slaveholder is found to record his in the scales against the difliculiies and The wretch so desolate; when speaking of wines at his table, ' The wine 1 .Minister from Washington, and llitis sun- the prints supporting the adniinisiralion name in unison with the Democrats of the is claret, but I cannot afford il, and dangers attendant upon any war what- q q ^ g ^ ^ With no friend! —no— not on» should prefer der* d the social tie of nations, because of ^ q avow the delerininalion to retain the terri- West. We are glad that the peace of the WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD To see his closing fate. BO I drink my own gooseberry.* I have heard that soever. The bare idea that iwo countries, CHERRY, this alleged grievance? then, insist Why, tory, by the right of conquest, or in repay- country the benefit of the treachery, The grtat Amrrimn retii'ily for Lung Cctmplainls and many families carry the principle so far, that they boasting of so much intelligence and Chris- eels A slave's face 'twas that met in». upon the grossest outrage tlial could be ap- ment aff^etions of Ihf. Ketpirftlort/ OtkuhS- determine exactly how many dinners they can give of the expenses of the war. Many but who is there in the free Stales that not Britain and the Uni- M'e do wuth 10 irifle with the live* 01 hcalih t>( ihe A poor vile negro slave; tian principle as Great in a year, and to how many guests— and how plied to her wounded sensibililies ? Why also urge the conquest of the northern min- justly particle olllicted, and we sincerely jiledgc ouraelv, to innke no and roughly, process perver- should feel one of gratitude n»A«nion« They buried him quick ted States, could by any of oa lo the virtuenof this medjcne. '1 dishes lliey can put upon the table when not, in consideration of distracted !u tiotd oul many her con- eral departments of .Mexico ;} and invite no hope nutfuring left me by the grave. lo the traitors ? to faumaiiily which tact* And they do entertain. sity, get entangled with each other to the dition and weakness, have granted, with efforts to that end bv the assertion that ihe Prnplketic* U'e ask Thou art gone, thou poor, poor negro; extent of fighting for the possession of a Almost the altcntion of the eaiidid 10 a few conKidera- the spirit of maenanimity belonging to a inhabitants arc discontented and prepared chains hath D.7aih undone; essays in the Spectator Thy My Mother Never Tells Lies. territory, bordering on the Pacific Ocean, One of Addison's .\ntiire, in every part of Iter works, groat nation, llie form in which she desired for annexation. has led indellible life i« ended, and thy woe marks of ndnptation and design. Thy A few ladies had met at the house of a absolutely owned by neither, would be has been brought forward in a western VV'ould they had ne'er begun. 10 make her submission ? Was not peace We lament this popular passion for ac- 'I'lte constitution of the niiiinnls and veffetabtes of the his- journal, as foreshadowing of ihe is friend, in the city of Si. Louis, for an deemed preposterous, were il not that a fanciful lorrid. such lltal llie-y could not endure liie cold of Ihe cheaper and more lioiior.ible than war for quisition of lerritorv^by conquest. It is at has been a dog's end Iricid /one. and vice versa. Thine end evening visit, when the following scene tory furnishes too many examples of great magnetic Telegraph. The coincidence, in- the pelly nominal ilionilies with which In reftard to disease and ils cure, the adaptation Is no breast might feel for vou; Mr. war with every principle of religion and No events following causes equally small. To deed, is remarkable ; since ihe very words strikini;. and eonversalion occurred : Thou'lt have no tear, siive Heaven »end Slidell should be gnzelted ! And who can right. It is hostile, and if indulged, will The jitoj o/Jrfiinrf, the VTM CWy, and Prnr, of all depends so up- employed to describe the operation of the The child of one of the ladies, about New England, which much latitudes, (and Dr. \Vistar's Uslsnin »• corn- Upon thy grave its dew show that Mexico would have refused to prove filial to rcpuhlii anism and the genius agency have lo.ijf been celo- five years old, was guilty of rude, noisy on the free navigation of the ocean, and imaginary invenlion or aie exactly negoliale, concerning her indebtedness, of our country. It nuust and will excite in cold climates, In- A V'letory. from which so great a share of the means ajiplicable, so far as the principle is con- conduct, very improper on all occasions, with a "Commissioner?" 'i'hese plain and corrupt our people, winning them from lo the real invenlion now in daily lidoles for its The joy-bells peal a merry tuna particularly so at a stranger's house. must be drawn lo carry on any long war, cerned, and questions adtlress themselves to the hum- the higher and nobler duties of peace inlo Along the evening air; sac- use. Darwin's vague prophecy concerning 'ipieni The mother kindly reproved her. it never could be any compensation for stages, blest a nut- ', cracklinc; bonfires turn tile sky unilersianditig ; they contain in military life—a love of idleness and plunjer, form by far The rifices she would be compelled to steam and ils future application to vessels S^irah, you must not do so." which I I.iikI, Vet All crimson with their glare; shell the history of the war proceeding violence and crime. These are truths and cars, not so correct, not half so yel pow- child soon forgot the reproof, and make to support one, even if ihe whole of was Bold music fills the startled streets The t|,ey .,re capable of demonstrating that which no inlellgent man will deny, and no nltered. by j beautiful, as an imaginative conception, latitude beyond as , With mirth inspiring sound; becauie as noisy as ever. mother Oregon ami ten degrees of ;i'l es prevB'l. The it was not only provoked, but /^irorft/cei/ by patriot can admit without apprehension for \,J , is rel.i- reddening breath it, should prove the spoils of victory. the following The gaping cannon's firmly said. myselt"; and that all ir the acts of iliis adininislralion. the fiilnie. It is Hnfi»rlunate that courage, full re truth, Ilie Wakes thunder-shouts around; schemes of the West " Strada, in one of his prolusions, gives lent is sworn 10 before le Pence, " Sarah, if you do so again, I will pun Whatever may be the Aside from the political schemes con- certainly a great virtue, is so generally mis- Haddov 10, 1413. And thousand joyl'ul voices cry, woulil be loo much lo an account of a chemical correspondence upon this point, it >r near the lilh day ' I !" ish you." w.is inken nected with the inception of this war, I understood, and that even when perverted ~ huzza! Victory I "Huzza! a friends, by the help of a load vtoletit pnin in the ' .vhich con. " st expect a co-operation in ihem from the between Iwo But not long after, Sarah did 1 for five : have strong reasons to believe il u-as inlo ferocity and a love of carnage and nlHiut days. llie brenk- such virtue in it, that if it it could stone, which had . A little girl stood 6t the door, again When the were about East. The only argument which r. I.eved lh« company hastened injhf crime, it is still ihe by a combination of the considered, by many, fir, at quHiiIiiy And with her kitten played) use would be one of expediency, drawn touched two several needles, when one of separate, the mother stepped into a ' g^^c „y „ /u^^e portion the Mexican only virtue. The courage of the true patriot .Less wild and frolicksotne than she. of the needles so touched began to move, the net ghhoi's house, intending to return for from the possible addiiiou the acquisition c/aimants. It is of fact, suscept- is manifested daring lo confront popular' rosy prattling maid. j a mailer in That at ticver so great u distance, the child. During absence, the of Oregon might make to the political other, though Sudden her check turns ghostly white; her ible of proof, that the nearest friends of the error, and lo maintain the right against all of weight of the free Stales. But this can moved at the same time and in the same Her eye with fear is filled. thought going liome recalled to the President, and the most professed suppoit- odds. The mere love of fighting, the pas- lells us lhat the two frientis, And rushing in-of-doors, she screams Sarah the her scarcely be of much force, so long as the manner, lie mind of punishment which ers of the administration, arc lungs, And those virtues which he lhout;ht it impossi- parlialilies might be supposed lo in nnd iisked, iilinal character a just war fi)r a just peace. for the why was it the policy of these — space of three years I was confined 'l 3 my lied, I help'd not wife, nor helpless babe. lo every letter He equally lo either side. I'ersonal populari- ic neetlle moving

" " a candidate for Governor a year or two be- By this means Ihey talked together across .My I lids persuaded ine lo give it a trial, nfter I He knelt him down and prayed. easy. Yes," replied tlie old man, I can had lure the covernment into the acquisition of rel of encroachment upon a weaker neigh- given up nil hopes of recovery, and hod prepared fore his Polk whole continent, and conveyed Iheir mysel. t.n.ousand joyful voices cry, leach you my secret, and with great faiHIi- in own Slate. Mr. came a lor the chnngc of And California, and afterwards into the assump- bor. We have enough of territory to work another world. —Tlirongh their solicita- !" one an instant, over lions I wns induced to make use of the grntiine IVtst'tr't "Huzza! huzza! a Victory ty it consisis in nothing more than making forward solely as the type of a union be- thoughts lo anotherin ; tion of their claims. With every good out our destiny, if il be a free and happy liatsarn nf WiUl Chfrry. The effect wns truly aston.sh- seas, deserts."— a right use of eyes." His friend urged tween the slaveholding interest, which de- cities or mountains, or inj;. Arier_/Sre vrnrj of aflliction. pain nnd sud'enng, nnd my (lis|)osilion one; than enough if our republic is on the part of .Mexico, they more alter having /our manded in the South and the Soulhporl American. spent or five humtit^t dnllnn tonnpur- I T B :ii s , him to explain himself, " .Most willingly," extension knew she was not able to pay in her pres- to ape despotism in ils passion for war and FOJ/. nnd Ihe best and most respectable pliysjeiaiis had " West. 10 which a similar extension in ihe huallh by JoDiciiHT of Ntw YoBK.—The Committee returned the bishop ; in whatever state I rapine. that Ue I'aeful. est conditiim ; hence ihe project of wrest- And who can doubt the grat- tlie hk'Wirws oi OcmI, otiil llie use offered equivalent. oI" Dr. \Vi»inr*s BaUnin on the Judiciary in the Convention of New Vork am, I first of all look up to heaven, antl re- North was as an That ot Willi C'lL-rry. ing her territory for liquidation. ification of this inordinate appetite would Among the Egyptians no man was al- miijoriiy to report that I nm now riijnpn)! Rood liendli. nntl anrh is mv altered have agreed, by a of one, member that my principal business here is union was ratified in his election. All of These claims are divide the Union, because of the extension to be useless to the stale. All must nppeoraiice. iJiiit I Hm no longer known I mjr and Survunutes be elected by the peo- now magnified lo lowed when meei the Judges the Stales, with ihe single ibrrnftr to prepare lor my journey there ; I then look north-western ucquauiiancL-r. clas- nearly twenty millions of ilollars they of slavery, or of the immense scope of our enter their names in a public register, kept ple, to hold their oITjccs for four years, and so ; I Iiavr gained ritpidi)- in weiglil. nnd my flesh is firm nnd down upon the earth, and call to mind how exception of the Slate of Ohio, conlrihu- «i£ed that one-fourth will be elected annually. have swollen with each year's growth, territory? The simplicity and purity of by a magistrate, and describe iheir profes- •olnl. ] ran now eoi nt miich nn iiny person, nnd mv fnod led a share lo il. They h:id, therefore, an In ngrre will) me. I have eAXt-n morvr during ihe small a space I shall occupy in it when I the original design support. If any gave until this enormous bulk is at last present- and character of our re- sion and means of months; than 1 have Tnr five years hei AiiTii.i.t»T. gentleman at- Tub Fltixo —A to interred; then look abroad up- undoubted right to suppose that the princi- Considi* up come be I public tepiidiate further extension ter- themsidves they were im- my ruse almont u inmicle. I dt-ein il ncces- travel- ed. Whenever they are examined thor- a of false account of tached to the Navy, informs us that when snry (jood ot' l)ie nfflirtrd. iind I lo the world, and observe what multitudes ple of the compact would be entirely car- a dnty owe iho on ritory. Augustus that il death. See Rollin. propi and ing to Washington some time since, a company oughly it will be found that '25 or 50 per predicted would mediately put to my fellow men. (who should know where there are, who in all respects, are more un- ried oul. Upon that supposition the Dem- ltt> hnd) to make \h.% stulement puMic. jMav of the Klying Artillery were on board the cars- cent, of this amount will afibnl full com- prostrate Uome ; it needs no sage lo foresee Here is recognized the principle, record- ocratic representatives of those Stales accor- ihe lil.-fiSiug ot'(Vo us ol oiir prop^-riy. ihe ibrmrr lake prnpeny. and heiilih, and started olf again. The whole of these ma- Ttie nrcrults at Port Leavenworth. by immense counsel fees; they have been career of conquest ; and so has the conn try. gation lo do some good. 'I'he Bible ratified. They have gone on since justify- nnd Ine :iwjiy. Dr. |\V israr's Hulsnui oi Wild Cherry is consuming nine minnles and a half. nsuvres only sacrificed for next to nothing, by the ne- We hold nothing, not an acre, by that title quires him lo serve Ond and his country, itdinitlcil. Uy ihoiiKiindN ol' dirdinnry euies in cases oi pN/mona- cessities of tliose were really entitled of might againsl right — a title at which Ihe wiih all the powers of body, mind and soul, who ry and alshmniie rharacter, ever lielbre llie most ingenious character. At a certain signal, af- aniiisemenl, for the United States ofiiccrs ly committed in seizing upon Texas has reeorded in justice of Heaven and earth shudders. possesses ; lo be moral, sober, hii^tory ol' medicine. the to the sympathy and assistance of Govern- We which he ter firing, they instantly drop; while enemy, at Fort liCavenworth, in breaking Ihe new made necessary. In sanctioning slavery, The yuuiig, the heauiifnt. fhe (food, all speuk fortb in ita liave liillierlo been taught lo abhor conquest religious, and why? be- them disabled, venture too near, and in ment, and have mostly fallen into the industrious, yes, — praise. It is nttw the favoriie medicine in the most intelli- •upnosing recruits from the interior of our Slate into robbery, falsehood, murder, one after the gent rnmiltes oi' our country. an instant arc completely surprised, and are »hot hands of speculators. as a crime, and wo worth the firtl lesson cause such acts are necessary to his own subjection 10 military rules and etiquette. other, ihcy have been incited lo sleep ihem- tSuch a high Maud in puhlic estimavon. has been achiev- collect thcmselvi s. down before they c.in The I have thrown out these hints chiefly for that changes us highest usefulness and happiness. They ed \>y Its own merits atone. And so Inni; as a diSccrninK Il is certain that some of the boys there selves to arms made use of by this unrivalled corps are now the very lips in ihc stream of na- pui'Iic are oareiul to get Wisiars Balsam of Wild Cher- the altcntion of Congress, that they may It should be remembered that, by the are also necessary to the greatest amount of have very lillle idea ry, and lefuse, wiih scorn. eounttT/t^u. and every other nr- sword, pistol and cannon ; of which they have of any such thing as tional crime, and they have done it, when consider upon them before a treaty of system of acquisition proposed, we annex wealth, peace, conifiirt, intelligence, influ- liclf protferfd to ihrin us a suhsiiiuie—to lonp will ci;b(:s proved themselves the most skilful masters. deference for or awe of a commander. they find themselves to have been doing it —rotfiTiVK—cheer the fireside oi' rauny n despairing I'am- political, peace is made, and a commission is ati- men as well as acres. What citizens do ence, slrengtli, — mental, moral, ily. Boston Trairlar. A gentleman just down from the Fort in- for they, nothing. How can under such [CT^The true and genuine "Wisiar's Balsam of Wild ihorizcd for the adjudication of lliese Ive acquire ? The wider our sway extends and physical, of a small or large communi- forms us that while there a boat came to riierry" is sold at tslublislicd agencies in all parts of the Edccatiov is MisBissii'pr.—There are now in circumstances, expert any great share of claims. I have submitted them to the under such principles, the more contracted ty; anil also because all men are the property UniluU Stuies. Mississippi eii;ht collcRes, educating only four-hun- the landing, on which Col. Kearney walked sympathy from the East or the North ? country that one of the moving causes of our power of self g.ivernment. In gaining of one another, of their country, and of SANFORD & PARK. Cinrinnai dred and fifty-four students. In the whole State, to see if any despatches had arrived furbiin; For il now dislinclly appears that so far Corner 0/ Walnut and Fourth Str.

territory, masters at their • ' • we multiply the ballot are not own, and con- • • three hundred and ninety-six com- the war may be contcniplaled in its true God. They to whom aU W"- = -w/. there are but and, as he passed the sentry at the landing, as the interest their is of consliluenls con- Sold i?j KETrrrity by the r^^i only 9i63 scholars, out of colors. box, and win land lo lose freedom. We sequently should live for the good of the nion schools, educating '>V. he ordered him to prevent the recruits from cerned, iheir A.T. Hays. I.exin^oti; Seuton A, whites. they have done work.withoul a population of near 200,000 There are There is one act of the Executive in want not the mines of Mexico, her orange whole. I). Criitcher. Fraiikiori; J. I.. >n ..i, coining board. '1" on He had only reached compensation. The Oregon question has Chandler & Thdhps, I,"l.nnon; H. ' tu, aeven counties in the State, with a population of groves, nor her vices. The inheritance earns noth- this affair special notice. of should a eat, if he i worthy of He Why man J.J. Voun^'lav, Jlowlinp Green: ilui r .v ;m,ii.i-:j, there are no schools of the boiler deck, however, when down walk been settled a principle concession 11,070 persons, in which n upon of Hnpkiiisvill^; W. A. Iliekmrtn ft Co.. BHrdsio\rn; WiUon. " ^e"^^'"y of Legation to accom our f ullers is suflicienl for their sons. Their ing ? why feed a useless, yea, worse than any kind; and there arc in the whole State 50,000 cd ten of the bovs. whom the sentrv order- ' wholly at variance with that which has Siarhnis & SniJlh, imd J. U. Wilder & Co., Louisville; and Mr- i^'li'lc". who was more obno.v- principles cannot be perverted to sanction useless animal a vicious, pernicious one ? re>riilar Ai>L-nis establivUcd at oil the important lowns children who have no possible means of education. ed back; but, thrnsling him aside, on board — by been adopted as it respects Texas. And throughout the 8iaie will il be 8358 free while persons over 21 years ious to the Mexican Government than any a warof conquest ; nor sanctioned. For why should a man, the creature and There are they marched, and one, a tall six foot .Mis- the distinguished democratic representa- nor write. will be r. only ncfn!s in Indianapolis; Trt«h of age in the State who can neither read sourian, man that could have been appointed, anil, The war as il glands, fought to the properly of V,oi\ and of man, live but lo do walked up lo Colonel Kearney, tives, on faiih of the compact, had facts regarding education in the who. the 6ucb are the perhaps, this was his principal qualifica- ulterinost ; no American will withhold his good and get good lo contribute lo the and. slapping him familiarly on the should- — lIufTl.e A Co.. M:i great State of Missiissippi, as stated by Mr. Allen, taken the lead in maintaining the extreme tion in the eyes of the President, for he support from il: but there is virtue and public slock of wealth, influence, virtue and er, says : a member of the Legislature, in » speech at its re- point of the American claim against Great lordsville; Or. L. I seems to have fallen on every expedient wisdom enough lo save us from ils perver- liappiness ? What more worthless and de- lein; Win. iM. \\ - cent session. Emancipator. " You don't git off frum us, old boss! Britain, find themselves made ihe objects nes: nnd hy repii:) that could widen the breach and hasten a sions into a war of conquest. testable than a lazy man ?—a fashionable for, by Ingin corn, we'll go plum through of public ridicule ihe very friends in towns throughout ll Esterhaiy, a Hunga- by IS Omo Whtti Slaves.— Prince collision. Mr. Parrott. the gentleman re- lounger?—one who is never usefully em- Sou) fire and thunder with you! Wliat'll " .\oiie I>ul llie ynit brave ! have now learn- By Sanford A HayNrard, IJooksclIers, nnd hy H. & K. rian lord, is the richest man in the world; his es- whom they trusted. They of the ferred to, had lived for many years in ployed, but always in the service DrucirlstP. Clfveland; i)r I- S, Iv. v Akroit. drink. General? Don't be back'ard None but Ihe brave deserve the fair I** Onvlord. tates contain villages, 40 towns and 84 castles. ; sing that in oriler to 180 ed by a bitter experience Mnss'Hon; ^ I, .Mexico, and became involved in many of devil around some of his ••bottles"— It i-'-.-r {iiid 'li.Tldwm. r — ii i One of liis four country seats contains 360 rooms. out I" „ ,;„„, , „ii ,„ .v: i.eiTin.w.ii, This, it seems, is the verdict of the fair make bargains binding upon slaveholding " po'";''"! ihllicnliies. this, ••tables" and his nZ/pi/.?,'' si,.','i!^,,',:'Dr jvoo'.ter KivVm. ivm The as ^" Besides he "courses"— j number of his sheep must be enormous, The Colonel tried to look grave at this ! themselves, in a boarding school in Nash- politicians, both sides of it must be made 1'"" ^ ^ ha has 2500 shepherds. Besides his wealth, he "' ° claimant for somelhine corrupting and being corrupted. Western "',' , familiarity, but it was done bv those who I ville, Tennessee. Our correspondent Cher for their exclusive benefit. Yet they will ia a feudal lord, and hold* the power of life and ' were so evidendv unconscious ofanv breach "P"'* " ""{'""» "f Herald. h.is sent us a copy | I of the Nashville Union, not profit by the lesson, but will continue death over his vassals. ""f s"PPOse he struggled very of etiquelte, tha't he was forced to lauTj,, thorough change can which gives us a soul , stirring account of the as They betrayed Epiiesiis. A more | , vI.fDuSTBT. P"" servile as ever. Mr. Van — —The people of Massachusetts an- '^"'^ '? •e''o»e.liat.on, when war them hv taking a glass i that which has i and humored of presentation of a flag lo the first scarcely be conceived, than ; nually produce per ^J""^"''^- Regiment Btiren at the Baltimore Convention, and 60 cent, more properly or ""^ securing his " Athens; L. P. Me^n^t. C;:i11iik>|is; J. I,. P ' wine with them at the liar; the tall bov tell- i "F'l""^ of at Ephesus. Once the D. Spn.ul. wealth than any equal population in the United Tennessee volnnleers, by a class of .Mis- are now receivins lite proper reward for actually occurred moulh; A. Chrllirothe: Vnu Cle claim, or that his representations of piiblii has Dnyion; and by opjKjinicd Agents in every Btates, according to the most accurate returns. ing him at the same time that his drink ses in the boarding school aforesaid. On ihe that treachery. How can ihey expect any seat of active commerce, the very sea men to our plenipotentiary were over-fa- state. Though not one-sixth of New Vork in " shores its streets, Sold in Detroit. extent of war'nt wuth shucks, and only fil fur wi- occasion of presenting the flag, the precep- sympathy from honorable men ? They shrunk from ils solitary ; Mich., bv J. Owen & Co. territory, vorable lo character? to Sold i n Fit tslmrsh. that State has seven hundred miles rail- Mexican I mean Diana, Pa., by S. Wilcox, Jr. of men." tor. Rev. C. D. Elliott, made the very im- struck even a baser note of servility than once populous ivith the devotees of rood in operation. Lancaster Examiner. cast no disparagement upon the official " Why in the thunder," cried another, porlaiu and now ploughed over by the Ottoman serf, affecting remark, "that the their New York friends had ever reached ; are conduct of Mr. Parrott, but, I do say, the Trx Ursiris " juice. the of ihe peasant. and Jews —Further accounts have don't you go the corn General ? question was put lo his class a few days can lliey wonder if, now when they are or browsed by sheep determined i been received selection of an interested parly, in a deli- quer Chamber, w from Sir Mows Montcfiore, from It's fellar stronghold of Christianity, St. the only stuff for a military to since, "whether they, as daughters and thrown off as of no further use, they find It was early the m»tter. hy Mr, Petersburgh. Sir cate negotiation R. Ksq., Mo«s had been admitted to an like that with Mexico, the apostolic wiih reftTcnces travel on." sisters, would prefer the company of those poor lo do reverence ? and stands at ihe heail of tr interview with none so them - the Emperor, by whom ho was was any thing but creditable to the impar- u. pp. tw-, Svo. Price onK One of the volunteer captains, while drill- who these churches of Asia. It was there, that, as most graciously received, and would go lo war and fight the battles At the same time that we make viiu II.'- aiieiiiion of the L the Czar promised tiality of the Executive. Before bad ac- to redress the complaints ing his men, was aildressing as "p^cn- their St. Paul says, " the word of God grew ihr "|:xehe<|iier R''iH>rti.'' :i> \ of the them of country, or of those who were too remarks upon the just reward which Wes- - Jews in ii - . . . his donii- l — count-s were ever received from Mr. Sli- rver :ssu*-d from tfie Amen.Mi.i Dions. One of the concessions tleinen." prevailed." Not a single as im'' l-o-.^ M*>. promised by the "Oh, please lo lay aside your timid to go." 'i'he unanimous response tern democrats have met with for their par- mightily and Ihe |itil.|i*,her lo iMUe the other volunu-s withoiil nhridpc- Emperor, was to allow dell, I heard the result, which has since at l)ic siiinc low rule. The work Li primed the Hebrews to emigrate genllemenV shouted officer was, " Christian now dwells within il! Ils moul- a U. Slates ; those who defend their country." ticipation in the compact at Baltimore, we upon paper, iu large type, and well bound in ftom the empire, and ho requested transpired, over and over again predicted meat, good Sir ' Moses to " all soldiers lo arches, and dilapidated walls, mere- i !„„ nmuing,iidiilg. are men, and we don't want Those who remain and are too timid to go do intend as far as we can lo hold up dering _ , ,. , make a tour in the provinces, in order a reduced price, Lomnx t that he by prominent men who were familiar with tale of its glory Also, at them In be so d d gentle.'" and defend iheir the in which they have ly whisper the ; and it re- 1 might point out any other amelioration in the country in Mexico, need public view manner -^"^^'pU^ con- the composition of the legation, and ihe mi.riiciii|^mor« e»j^^ l-hwo dition of " Weigh out that be our opin- quires ihe acumen of the geogrnpher, anil the Uimwi si»tes.^ ">« hiscountrv'men. Sir Moses speaks in the pork I" said an officer not entirely despair, however, for these been cheated. Whatever may highest relations of the Secretary towards Mexico. the Fxeoutort and Admiiii«rp.iors of i terms of the manner in which the Empo- to two privates, poinling at a pile of hog- Misses of the " senior class" do not posi- ion of the whole policy originated at thai the active sciuiinv exploring travel- "Vom^x'THrihriaw^ol' lor has acted, as far exceeding his previous expec- roundg. tively shall not fail to express il on ler. to form a probable oonjecttire as to ili^ Divine alone say they will give them "the milten;" place, and we | U;;i:;:;:;L\,;^r.?J'prlo;ice^^^^^^^ tations for The Qovcrnment promises certain candesa«asiaa.— Cengrc^a. Journal, ** as, 9-if " Jim, Bays site of the first wonder of ihe word." | '"'L«a.iiiiion. Juiv one to tha other, " ii ihur happineaa; those who submit to it realize it. they only promise the soldiers the prefer- every proper occasion, we do maintain thai very |