Domestic NIVews.
Tin WESTF.RN I NDIANS.-A correspon
djenlt of the Montreal Courier, writintg from
New York. gives the following stamement
of Ithe scheinesorJohn it oss, the chief oftle,
Clerokees.....Tho writer probably derived
hlis idea ofi a general coufederation of the
tribes, at the Itocky loit:ains. froml Mr
Catlin, from wluml, somie weeks tago, we
heard a similar statement of the prohahle
jesignts of Ros. ThO lester inl tle Mon
treal paper will he read with the moro inl
-- terest, consiWered in relision it the propo
sed movemnent of Uen. Gaines. The wri
ter say,;
a,ily present object is to speak of Ji3hn
Ross, the chief of ulte C hurokees. It is his
objec. 111 lIe Inales Ito sverel oflit. to Ilose
with whot lie is n a lii natli:ir ioutitig. to
ge atm1otng all tiae trile of lmliat .1anl
have 1talk." To tell tiemi that lhev hilve
warred with each other long entm.1h, tiat
they mlust unite-it is the will of tle Grcat
lpiit, or IIty will he swept away. The
wiiie men are advnneing tail advaineiig
and thoitgh they tnow any they will nit
ceroach0t tipont the lads naarkeal otut Nil
tile red meni, in a few years they will want
to remoe them again. When Ionhas la
gained his oject of imiting tie vario,;s
fribes of his brethren il one comoni inter
est, lie t:h -nC I proise-; they sloobl ab ahaltn
lot the lamds now ihirs, ass far ias tie Roc
ky M1loontains-in which there ar! nmier
ons flats an delight l pastnamrage. b ,Ilo,
&c. &c. ndt let iho white imsen take Ips
session of all the low couttry t) tile R ocky
lountains, bit permtit them to encroach
to farther, but with the imutmlenls- lillree,
they will poss"-, in tie a-mess in the
ioauntaits, fight l ar the last relic of their
ownl, their native land, it it be ntce"sSary to
the death.
"Thiere is something very nolble in this
indiani resolve. But Ross is Io oriwiar'.
mitan. Ile is onle of those apparetly mura
Led out by nataro for great and lofty enter
p)rise.' S:a iit he enrry mit hi-s clea-a
aid shobtild fUlther WI-ong he atteIn:pte-l nl
4si1 the lnIteil lordas of tie loil- h1.4 st:ral
-it bay will be lerrtible O gtovernimen h.s
taken the ecatieredt I r*-bes ol' the hwhaln,
with that singtlark in.till.iteil poicy w,hiebh
, chiracterikes all iti doings; andl phvel thenm
all together. Th n. ar now, lan i a, .as
they have not be ti. 1-hru, alive to thititr i
teress, versed inl the tagtits ofosr warfiaro,
anal enabled tol co:mi;WetO n:ith n, ill ins itan
ces suecesAltilly. Ross has another idrea,
which shows flow deeply caleulating; he is
inl regard t) his people and brthctren. I Ie
proposes to purchase ot 11 r. Cutlio hi Imli
an gallery, a0 to take at nith him to tle
Rocky Mountains, there to build a temp le
for its reception, nai invite ite w.arrior. of
all tle tribes to viit it. ThIeyv will see, ia'a
Siy of them, their own portraits i t)heO
same wall. 1he will tell them a: lit
Gicat Spirit ereaicit the pre:ii edicit
man, (Cathin) to brintg iheim angether. as
they see thelal"elves oat the wall; itn oral.r
Ihat they shalt1I light . ..; Other no more,
ht le nited. Ile widl aake it a; great
tenple, auad tnone bit those who h:ve dis
tingishied theinselives will be alloweal to
citer it. and that only on the pierlormance
of religiois rites anid ceremouies. This
woutld uniite the Indian heart amn soul,
M.stery is the key stone to all their actions.
S11 a mystery would nse those whalad
at nob. 'You have somie idea of the
Cherokee chieif, .John Ross."
DE.TI Ir O(m Cf,jLaK.-WIjI. Clark,
so well kioi% i a, ie Ili comai1on of ei
'wether Lewis in the tirst vov;a12e a;-ra,-% the
Iocky 31ol.-iaills to the Pacific, lit?l at St.
Lotis, 11o.. a:1 tle Ist i.tianlt. We cpy
the filloin-1g trAi the St. I.nit 9'epub:l1i.
can, as the best notice~ we ronhil give of It.
aeceaaerh, in anay sntehi spauce as we cona!d
The niamtet of Gov.C Clark, must:p i-.-.- oci
eupyi a pirinntica phu e nua ihe pt:e.s- sa ifth
huistaory of tiia co-e -, 1lie arrtive:al ii it.
Loutis itn the yar I.at,:., a:i. in emapran
. with his init repi.l cottapaitn, M-.[ ii ethe~r
1.r-is, Isa1. an.il :t saiill :mmal of .e .
men perio-re< the fir'ljoaartney' n- a the
Rocsky Mouta ain,a to lie tmothI af athe (-a
Itubia rii:er. Thi.- hii.story af the pti an'uer
t rip of Lea u, is tail C h;ak i-a 1f:nnii:.r.i -eer
reamler. Allar i-, retiarnt, lie wais appoinuarta
(Gavernio~ro thale T'erritory- ofC .\l ison,ri, a I
fairt- ihr the \Ves.terna 1)jiviison -'ihail ive a-eI
hte con)timiedi toa hio-I unatil ate latv. of hais
de-a:hi. lat the iallice oaf Sapaeriataaineunt saf
I iui,i.-r Aliiirs, awtal in his imaers-aa-- wish
th b' mt,limtts of thea Wesi, hias .ar.ia-a, tos lie
l'iitat States- haave btentpit lt:ta(aui.a)ls
v-alttable, lie w-elIl undaer-.sutod the Iladaiaa
a-hI:arater, andai h ais whuie inttecoora -s- na ii i
athaem wais stuch als.won the,ir highe-s te:tem
and their maoist atntumntoledl coalidenca~e.
liiis a:ime is knoiwna lay the titosi rioe t
tribes, aind ias wvorniwas re-veren-edh laya
th-en everywheri'ae. Tihaey regutna-l lim sa as
n Ifathlen, ail his siganatutre, whicbh t it wimw
lby every iniaanat, etean in athe d-,taama n it!
ofi the fiar west--wereveri shiow i, wais re-a-a
pee teal.
lie waas sixty cightr y-airsof air.'.eaten he
ieda tnal wvas parobaaably it oalden .\mnei-a
set tlea residin at . Mr. Lou inis. Thii ,I a
haitag, evenlt h:l arsad ti.efil life-, lie la- h.i
theo v-ariotaa sta,ios aafa ae. i ntfa t
iaer w.ith-,ttehi e-trict iiitegity, maa ini sa ral
)sle ntith atnibi .a mannetr. that, aa thar dlay oft
h a death, maialicea or adetr-actiaon ha-ta na: a
biittOry (if hi w 'rIIril wt il leav. , a-; a
neh l atal amettimiiale l-g,-v i- . a-Iat.a-aa
aniti ihe uauaa erouis fiemti wh'.lo now miourna
l:a denith.
I:,r,a lJ* a i, (1. .1 et 0
'"Oite hoiiaraedt TI'all.ilhassee Inianatis aie
na rt 'ianaiala Hay, nega(-iatingri'i wi salt.n
I lor~a, mi nu hamt thaiy hatvna the tttiua eaia
. incet.a. 'ATe Mickasukiea ha 'e si-ai i;a a
mtessauro to thle com ninia thig Geneiaral r in.
aOnetsting bir.n it( gariant themt a --tal k"' ani
t haresuhI of nc-lae will, tau dhtttith,ata
they will consent to emtaigrate-.
"Tlhec lamlianst as h n ithea vic-ini ay of lre-a
Creek haave sigifiied ait theay au-e aita ast
fluor a tailk; ai i ut:ss- thani sixS mota aa we
haive raeaison to bladieve, raIl thle host iles wili
hatve hleft the eotry.''
F'iliy thotisamai ahoIlairs hast ber-enlinserih
eda ina( cineinatrti, iar lae puirpose of estuba
lsinig a jiahihibrnea- itt l.a ci:...
Bo:trd inlilI, report tle deathi ol of 61
persos in that city duritg the week ending
the 2:11 iust.-Ot'ihese 47 were whites and
17 blacks ani colored. 3S of the whiles by
Strager's Fever.
Thle Charlesion Courier of she 2il inqt.
%ayq-"6Th report of Btosird of l health,
published this tuorning, sihiews that we vere
happily correct in oor remark, mundo :tit
-week, hti; a -Nnrva-4e would he ob-ervedl int
Ih netl IM of Mortalily. Thirty-eight
dth-, by Stran:-r's Fever, are reportiedi
by the Biard. heinu. thirty le.4s thiat oveorred
itn the Iasi: btI we ire conlztraiuted to Hay
that thi-4 dvhcetion lits ariken sol--ly froisl
the scarcity ol, 5fsubectsi. 'Sever-al phlysi
ei;l:s, with who n we converscd n day for
wo Sin-Ice, expireselh t de"ihl isnionl
th:t Ohw dki eae had not hillated. 1)1, if ally
ir:, h ll asiti m d a more violenit einmrac
ier ihan durm infte prevedinm- w%-: hi
'-ThI1t I-I w1% :tvay,4 h:1ve !w-ln <pilite cool
l'or-tie ca-;an retiderinr i hick IcjjIlo l,t i tee
CeSSar1y forcmmfor. and n%i! hav-e r'llmon to
hipe mat dhi- miay chectk lite fever-indeied
we ' feel-- rat 14tii t expr s telt! belief that
otir all-ioleto aro appiroai-Ag a terminn
timl, .1el that there ik, :i prcee t, a pro ;
pt:' oh ail c:lv frost, Which alote canl be
Iloke i to :tA Iie certaitn as;ranc t't* our
ovin.g Ielieved friml tihe dreadfil Inlatly
that ha ma,;e miceh havoc amnong our trai
t,ivt population.
xt I.u: .-lhiring ilte prevalenee or
the fitial lemlvrn iin i !-which sent tHlo
qall- of* Amr Iiiesto Ohwir la-t dr-c:id av
conlitt-alld carriedllT M1n1inuWWne11um1
ber of those, who prec:ipi1aI,-Iv fled frimn
it,-died capm,inllMead. 41f 11he StenZilhibm'
II.-mier, mnd Iis clerk: aceordiig to lihe
Naiithez C ir, both were hriel in the
bank ol' the tiver, side by bide. :1.ot11 I: )
mile-4 bf-low Natch,s.-L:tt vcar the batnk
h:t ing elitclvedi i t hec li s hv:HI . x pMSVI,
andl it w: .s 1nd ne t to r*(-:' o%ve t i:
to anlolha r pilotion of dt grn :1 - in doj)in
thi,i th dirt in llt w .it. ?I f I;e
n% 1, fa b resw-d : 4-11nrio-ity irom pd I te oer
,t -; Solt i t) ' 11 the collill . i lha
Illna-vi i. 11.-vi. cfl-r::wi d th bod11:t y of e
4ht-irk, was 1 m."Itm ao v n--: it, par ti-s ( 41t.
Ve1yed choaliing-inl Ohw (th;rfCap. 11 .eadI ,
itn ;#as:1 - p :et' !!.t; ofl pre -serv; imn ii-; il*fl
hIii.o ha-l hilenl clanhahne-.-aype-nI ing
as fCrish ;ndi Mfhe1yed :s whtn first inmer
reld-evull 'hev ;;rav..hne arld 'wimilita.
i.4lo 0 %%..'!e 41ie (lfta 1 ke tt ti cll '. it
sheem i l ei tiso'tound. It 9 i1 ,i i n itov
The cy)rest1s wood cnlcedthe I.Ne t bodics of'
TIMt oW1eN :.(.-Thet IX6ban!'1estrft con
linille 1r, decl i The m:ith!at: N:i-lhvilli
are sll, draliso ithe Eastern states fie
Iy .1' 8 Iter cvlen mit;: the flT'rece to1f eX
eb:allne bem-ween ahtowl a1l impoltn 111,Com
C1 I e i a l p o i t , i l i n t t h rc t i a t te r ha lt h i l m e
that it %%.r-; when the U. e. 113"anlk hi the
w%hole (ontrn. ae a.ainl repeal htis.
limn, 4) wich w%eCcanlu vet 'btt;in no no
swer,-\ ill genlemwte ueiIo 1t4l its Ithat
the curiecy and ,,tle has o.t e !ontit
frotn had to wtorse until th. A.nimistraiwnt
waS eb1-11--ed and f Nat!ionj:t Hmnk was.
charterfd, lie so) good ali to inifl.'r1n 1 ho1 w
it ha- liappentll that thie 1-urrenicy has he
Comesound, and te exltufhang have fallen
to the ny erage of' wiat ihey hate been fAr
tile a,In t weny years? The fitet is indispit
lable; noW for the eoltse. 0T0 em .e.a.
i, ae t:s-a tno'edvernmencti; fil National
Hank h11 ben inc M41o1fporated. Coile. geti
flret;cn, _,,ive w; the d4re--ir explanit i. .l,
The resut ti.is bee jii tis we pbedicted it
wollid a, ith enrr ' :111.1 lte ex el-hn
vs ecro lefti, athoie-y hav,e:e . e te hii. 11 ' bn e h- e.
by t lt' (al:rn\ e t h'O t 3 IOtw: itie
Iarmta: a thr , Wintrtir (it- : tt.-.
MACIIKEaEL.t.ting -'et ei--herme
havef0 n e1ler tsown itei, s.-i'--f'n when jte
asth fe': . have b en fo~ I 3 3r a wek o 'tw pat.
On. ...ne:: ay h'Cistt (in lthese times pN eopl ; n 'illt'
9fie'h t=(n (innla.) lt'.it 31 4 onei -fr'led ifd
Le'Ci't .l're ' 33, re ten oi' t!n f hle oppoItif.
o'lee eni I i : th - a. :r te, r.i.r.... Um I :et,
it- s:r ih:-, i htie' b e;n'. h . - o.l ,it.,.itl
ic 3fe I s en.ri ('te - o f I' -- ('tt -' :h-a en
i'tel by'' .'t-CtIiet - n, o' bie ei.a hs .i gt
in lart er" titre-; 'i.i n)'ttt' if-k. 'hTin- Iv '". alt
t it I. fu we k.'Ttni'.i'.'ath.,. " fsin
it:nye tifl ''iity aref rep te dohin D'&s
A stiVILL.r, (N. C.).
Fire at Uhrm Springs.-Tihe u ate
intelligence was received here th Oi Aing
ItIt the line establislnent at I rm
Springs tans been etiirely consul 'fir
-the nole 0nd edint brick with
its now piazza d lnQ race, neor- etc.
(at aln estiiitted COs 0inordh ,)
is low a sinokinge1n. The I! rred
yeste-rdav, niaiut 10 W'clovk, ' ar
Was .eltirely- accidefentl, .-rieliaAg. fromIi
tle kiidliiig of a fire with ShvI -y a
,ervant, flo a boirder, inl one of tie e an
herg, above the drawing or biI , at
the upper Ond of the hotel.' Afr. 1 ,one
or fite 1tt.4 or the esialliihep". ig at
s0111V distance inl i fii obs!lervet I roorli
ie on fire, ifhd hastveed back tMAW*o the
alirnti. The wiwi. i,ho% ever, wing
freslhly doi the,river, i"hd the f1. 'iwe)It
witli "iot le:lPA and de-vourin:.- rma' ity a
l: hile liit hole engri othe ruoof. .covered
withshin'ges. rendered like ti0 :Iby Ihe
protracted demight. Very le&visiters
were iat the Spirings. and sever1.bf-them
vee abroad finl sonime exensi,jon. W e mos
oNi the servmnt,; wer-! enplioyed in trefigids.
A. . Jol n F,. 'ati on, mn, of ite pmr*itors,
wt) cief m,;ess the ess%ltahishitieut, ras ;iah
senlt, o a vi%it to Ilhis phwve, t- atdind the
Rail itima Convvieiiai, and tihe IlarKeeper
wa% alko ab-mien tiln .1 vi!-it to lis, tfuily or
rienss. 'The restilt was, stat ihitfre not
onlv rs-edt wileaut control, hat - very littll
forninre w a - ia e,, ex-ept that teili fir
sloi. it -s also feart-d1 that antnch of tar
1 c .1 f tr hle visit(s as been destroved,
espae.ci:aly of iiose % ho were temporarily
na ai. Ti le establishmnoeI wais site joilln
property ofi 'Mr. John E. Pttfinl, and of
Mr. .1a:tes W. Ptloi. o1 si. plae('; tiey
had nm isurnnce on it. mnil iy estim:ste
their. 113%. al 11h111t .;C5,001. I sincerely
Hs1tMaOlize II te i! heir misiortilnie,
wiieis a pub1ic, :1-s vitl as ;a privtc los. ;
hii with their e-r-y andt enierprize. I have
nit) douittt. oilev w6ill scan rvi;air their loss,
o 11he1:r flWn1 and Ilhe _,,vieral advatnge.
Ibtiq.h . Im w pli:eZ.-eI ni*-1h hams been
destroyedI, -ver:al 41t 31141lite imoprovmilerls
to te e-sabli'Iaeat h:a trd ieen already
Ilativ)- 1r n. r .(!in lrogre,s Somle of' Ite,e.
I :-.til -Oall lo'learti. have esecaped, for inl
slulnco, Itiv n%e lalerY and flour hlaod
..0111- new' brickli bn (inl progresu) parl of
a ConielI ptl aI t:, t-n, inli ed r ao hv
f-ach1 Iwo stilri4ls, f 1nTlininig romr rern:.
All the olt cahint'. oll bolt Sides the lorll,
aid it, h1.1alh- ilaIst-, haave also escaped wih
oill inju11ry.
I it !vniti a Laievilsac', Fair Was bhl atI
t ali b Melholi,ot t-iOit, Ib'<e il tihe -it
t;1.it. nt Iih-I tile Prisident an Director tits
Ilite C o lni in y a tteli d e d b SI )Via l i nl vila .
tion. It wa; Clit..d r a .I a b ibit exhibilionl,
adorned al.ik bly theI ceblr.m of* its lovelv
m1celbanks, :1nd4 Oh w:oiu and ta1stefll
creatitsns lid their fiai; lingvrs. There tias
a immnermus aiteinlaive, conri-ting of* thle
'h ails he iitabi:.aats of Oie vicinlity,
ad tile Visi.;r at liae shtee-nd not a
; ithe least ;n ractionsof the scete, was
a large posv l %t w,!i dre.;,zed and heatihy
ltokiw,n c:iidren. Amongt fhe decoration
Of tei r00ni Wu.san aitliminhuited cipier, cM:n
posed of the Iet-t'rs -L. C. tiu C. R1. It."
the iritials ofteic great Rail Iotal. Ift-tore
tIhe exIihtiln closed, the lu-t-:bali of the
buyes, sli.luaicid by the %I1ainni1 ar; of
the fair ,selers, had literally cleared the ta
beio*teir various mrhnig 1n%
b en. h et of,t hIs Sucessr' Ox.
hainliiis 1 ;I.a tr r lfaids to aid isn tie
<mastrut'at ofa Pri-sbVeria Cattrel. a.
bomt to b creerl-i am fiaw vilhiage: natl it is
II juIist to say i I t I . wi glt 1up) -,lsl n sIIs_
t11aited, isn a tn:,in e rceitabcile to the
1.a-te andi libesraliity of Ashvil.
TI'l vilbat,e hla., a t-11m:th %iiied oi'filre
reproamc i hlii;- ile,si itm e of ia twe o re
il::,io wlr-shi, ::Itid i- aioiut ti baae arge
;oamendi- s aor thei pt)i. 'Tshe Me'ahodiFst Mteet
.3 rie,s. 5 he lowe onIsaae l.a '.-rvet at. a school a
noonai. and :nltursia .1 n Ir a si'--a,a!c or enstpsp
Ia. is nearly asi-h ii. I iard b'y ast:mdt- thte
.e I 'r-sbyreri:n: CshIa -lh. ato s be t but aat
.. A .niIt'shIr:-t con ne-,ona
- eI a the Via;e-., ort vs vard
~Asevilae ,5 i z, ;i ity pewna: con
.irabh-.:. mha .a::a;ges 5,o an--,idet, I isiters
:aalit ote-:. for ih edui;e:tiona of cildrena
'sal yaaatih. Two.a worathey yomttl f:-ai. l-.
:.j -.chaahn,: :snii I).-. .Iims )ii-i,00. -'I m4-It
.a,PIwn itt Chaarbl o :lia l aset is-n ht*5e ins otur
lhe e!a-,e, iia Iiaither b;:t-ale.. oafceiti'eptio
h-:a l..watedt haaa -iif peranntlyat nar the.
viiiage. :tawl op :.i *a 'chl,i I j,ia-a ja omih
a1se to e-ell au-iet, by*~ peOr.aas ilIt
haire- anda !-sIwhen--. lii i. liv;ca ititut,
itI. i)a.it,t. st our city hei tt i, butiglin.'
sauitabale r,es-ince-. and schla hosIt- sa ft
iwn,1 icn ;a sea"hboina an ('itm.as-t Ot evea' r
alt l.eares- :li ImPiilt:, froma C(--N,
iansi cater pa:n-t. ofC our -::la', atre alrr~eiv
n gah hania, Stl mii iit ta he doesi insss. snet
-shoole alers boithI ph,ien*is;i apd instet-linat
ialt an' aiesI whieb cnanot lfail OP in haim
aaumerou.siia acc.ionh5s ut :5 iXt. , .act,
Ia ti: 1a ni : I-.t.se -rros-'.- l'ttt tot elec
I;.'ea- de o at t has-ia a t a lhe piaiali,. maiatl. is
inga-mg i;,ei. Th'iey il ma.'m -Itell ar tahe
~scssiea f 5h tan a * r. irm, whh1 ht ia thse
tatma'ers len etafa tt' ay. it is~ gr iiit
t1a cbserave. asa! <!nrml theal!si cenat.,t's, pe
sseaa ;a tolee,. nere. sw:diiloweds itt isa thses
s.f tpnntpleat. it IwiSastot Ito aance atnd
'le'v:ate parsi'inl,t-arsmen ihiat the peleaia
nI enit oaut, hana tao saneliona :ands s:iupport gret
mau-saes. Ila'ft -.--eaa;o itt lie papeur's
itd atn tat- hsijtO, att-wd za iiher ebair
isrter,- hans generti!i ally ' diingishs elcts-siont
tiali-inne-s. A rgunwmsat were-. iaddresseda toa
tIhe rason-es, rmhtte.- tha:mi itappals~,tt;s m as
'alicy, we cre thoron;eiIIhl si .-'d-a, itnSa theare
,e*Oet ofliersids of at isa-er. or reader. T'he
priemat dl~'ise i mt hivt dot! nisa nchi. ssa ena
lic!has-i tthe paubbes aaiit, antd tea develop a
.t ilag"an' t",ts ouf ptoliti(cal tthoaught astai
'airainet'ar. \\.s tutui thes-late res,iai' wlilth
penhar t- platsu-are-. nost on11ly ats ria nia) ts.
lhe I uiaaphto te het great perinisit. whtuih
wet ad ateI(-~~ , ihat hat'es:e thaey twea-s nc-com
plishedi bay mate:et<; itand dtrinedii. by rea
on.a, hovenrable tso i' platst;r ebtianeter.-..
hilts tre'; tel. asl r:aianI ia.:..... .. .attl! E
as children whose passions and pretitlices
are to be worked upon, it woohl, in the end.
always redo.nd to the adivamages of the
party adoptin.E these elevated tvliies. On
the grat.queslimn or the dllv; al lea;t, thme1
popuafminld, can no longer lie myt iflvld
and led astray. mnd . we View its ultimate
success as no longer pthlematical.
EUMD, EF I-' 11,1) U. It
Tnui ts in y. OCTO Eta 4, 1S:13.
We give in alphnmeical order time iamoes
orthe Cab,idates for tlhe Legisature, f7rota
'li.; District.
FOaR Till-' A!~
FolTii . -rF i. S:. l, :N.tTt
J. It \ISK-I,
WV. BrlIt 4 l I N' S.
..S. .11. 1- T1- FIt.
FOR -rill. 41F iH:en-1:sE:Nr.ATVE:S.
. . t '. AN R. M 11. L,
J, . 0 i' .'ti'- I P IrN.
N, L.. (,*!I FI ,'-N.
T1. .1. 1111; 1 I .-: it,
T. 11m,m iX Nt N.
J. Sit so.' I'. l I \It),
I fr ic id t .it yli .! '1hswetk.i a
F. 11 . W A It D L.\W,
M \\ -\TSO N.
A. Mi!.\TIJY
J. W. \V.WIMS11,
Uosl Terrlisle Ier:in.\We.-tern
P'aper say.. --thait whe:i .31r. Chilm rentii
thiI ph:e, heas pla e greet wiir three cliers
for IHenry Chay our niext Pre-iden in Anes
tmty rrut the auiital, th ml
I rmsle to its cinr." This wve take it was
losmiallearthpmke. Wha1 was ithe precise
destruction f property. we are noo h ilon
ed. i inlay he that a hil.0 City, filke al
other fiv-renlaem'lu1, w o imild, and
tha t mine litsleft liti Ih Ei'i or. litor to ell th
storly. Whedhwr thle di-.lingni.:ed (oue-s
W.IS Spared, w,, know nol. We;&%nii wvith
anxiety lhe dcve lomvnt f a11ll- parlte-.
lars. and shall lay thnei as somn :i osible,
beifie oill re:nlei u
Iin otir ll,t, we Ilbiserved lhat our Villa--e
had beenl exempllt frloml rever, no-1 a1 ea-v
havilnr mcurrvoi during Oth, -heraon, w ithlin
mir limits. We ha.ve tIl to Imia thle
smie favorable reim: but 11hi. is ft the
ea-m, throsshou that Ditori ict. insoe lo
enelites, fivieris prev: in: tio a preat exilt
The typC i Ilite imlalign-1m11. Thou-:h the
Country generllmis ivalthy there m e more
deaih- this vensoti than tisual. Aph-in
ol*great skill and e i perience remar-ked to its a.
few days sinee, that par-0mieail .a it imay
,ell, there are more in anbra hnby
year, thma in a el -: havim- , awiay-s
observed, that disease Illm n inl mali,mnity
what it , anted i lie rentecy. We advise
ill to Shiu tas fiar postsible le 11,1Al exciting
caitses, anl let nhot thle general preva! t
.jDfImlie -padtiqir excuse fr nejiec and
The 'Memoriil f Dr Sherwood, which1
we ltblish in tlel pre-em No is evll worthy
the atlentioi (of tile reader. i itis tipo .
miost intervimo63 bra:mmeh) of, eiemCe,9 ande ii
certainly not Ote l:: vdh::iAle. ho'eete
o,1le igioralnce of' Iltei "eairal eivader. The
world has aI readyv h, t-1 1ar::e1y hirim-fln dI
bys the omimiaoni:m f phys~ic.all h iophy
and we ~eieve: mthmiam them a'im ietmtl'r dis
:mrtt,' wim'mi vlotiiies' comt' mn conimr
nm(,. i t te ra n mu; Ihe crememt tbeniefme
roriiof trmhi iaii~~e hnm:.mltm rac'Aie ayw have
indicationsmof a growi ing sly inerst l"':a l()h
id tmay antIs whi: c veiw Ithe usflk'-miz
nle Sc;:miencetl:m if F.lericiwit- br:e bc
ie, iii 'agnem ndG vai-a:th, w 'me il l enlong'm
wnh ovey t lmjiem .sthat ourim counitrya it
m.relyiese -d m th'e mi chi rija,-g-- ofin. r
amceimnmi.timm ma. It u rm,"'t he' i,ale
wi r t h a~ tha imi is eitmI tmi ath ri-lm iof
mime woigrk. mro ' tIe days mofmr e-mc'bnrto
lshec pr'en per'iod. s!u h s mt::'e re-pmcm i' i
iantiipi on t h: iilt' t l imic w i o thei
lie of:lh Manei heni cariedo iaih' degree
ofmit' peieth ion, noitiiurpni' byi thee bilianm:
aitl ir irsm,emveie,o ti (ira v iaion.i mmim
min.oi co nion i nhmerc' i th th i ;ubject ii. we ak
lmrmelt leasr ' i alhlingm :t n e .\ rt'i i
time Auit No.:i lie f' tihem t S o lhern I'.tin)r
.lournh a m Dr.mml l Iar loo linrr' fmtis \i'il
laie.tsl The Ambori ty thamm subj.sofhic
izlntm to ine it inautreNocthe
hesh:i liae doneim to thtteiiat remthierwinh.
yoirek~L' wi't e Iemnieimence holween hii sim
air. f"l Sherwo I'a,' omnyjmof ti mmm
eluionstr imidefmmeenec timi lmati scrism \\r
hav mti doy say ttu presei , ht wemmmm'cm knw
Ite ctrthat he' im timolr nomi:i t oi'i 1m
Dre S. miiiamihat whtm everi newh facu It ori pri
gteie heas mbrtummhm mCto vi:iew, has beentI
~~mjet ion twlo im i stbjec'tm yt ak1m o
Itmr. If timt ormm 1mjte (Cot: e. hih .:im.]i
your aper of10 thme l'mmdinsat. over the' usiina
ions inl relation to a National ntink ,wns to ho
nstirued anid understood, (as it with Sny
views before them, they were iinenpable of
juling and decidin for themselves) I knew
lint, as I staled. For aught 1 then knew,
hie-tpi: he : ct of te District-a gen
tleman--Or any thing eke. One thing,
however. I did know, and nthich I Iltot"lt
allI conuld perc eivet Whol read hIi.4 Communiii
ention,. that, Ik inlfinediale oblject was;, 141
maake a strong irpressiont a;gain)st nie: his
iltimate or reio:w object, if Ie( had vay, I
knew int. In your p:ier of the 27th inst.
Slant I see that .John ilingsworth, ha,
collie 011 and acicklowtul:;ed that lie i% the
aiathor ofilhe conmtiunientimi over the siina
tior tp malty 'er.-' and he t ppear to) have
writtenl luder IblIe iIluence ofhiglly exeired
eit) be quie onil of ien:per,
and real:y %exed. II reflervec to mly no
tice of hii-i piece sigiiel ''aliy Voters" he
ayo "This ouII illi ca'ion ii s poi:led
and4 piersonlal, aIs to leave mne Ino a:11rinative
hll: Ili ;jpear tinder :oy own proper siq-na
titre.*' Now. w'hy he .1hm0d think -dhis
*om:annllifiie tios --pit edll and1' per.,unal"
is lie b, tinim h hetkwns hillfw. I Stna
led dislitlly. that I kiew1 not who rnany
Vilters" waI-, and, (1hd, certamly,' n11: 1;now%:
ht it seetns that the -sho.e f:'' blm), and
lie tput it on. lie disdains aiv Iliiliol of
uany;:n.ihtng lily m-litives aI ;ihl.., ''Nc icr
did I say or insinitae that hie inindel to
'1lay' either on mie sidu or the otiher. ht
5hat hil expo,iionl allowed hhm that voir-Se'
W ell, it Ill;Ny be ps'..ilb th t le sImy thiik
SO, :nd11 cannilt se ot hern i-;(, awd mnav coo
sider iiv :se vr "Irk; aid a#igo;no " ns
lie repeats. 'T'here Ilny be ' .si-ietlhing In
the 1-oljvel 1,14v i the -.1 [li,t i n te
Sun.'' in the f.i . It Ii,. he 1,h.-at I.- has
his eye 1pml l.llhd ul-e for the Lvgisla
lure inl ft.-ire.. and Iay hiik '2 wIll t.Iotj1l
to prevet.1, it .' e, lily 4:1.Clilon nw .
Vie thli .1-z it Inmy, 1 hopu. lit One "ill beo af*
tl r (' r by ayi' imoprop.r cisije he
tnIr 1take.
[i- says. at I fo.-mo: r peri' I W . n I i%nA
bllre p pilple ht.r- Itir nil'is.;es." he
W14 ion01 Iny -warmst .ptrs.
This, I have io re:t.,o to amlht, and still
Veel IIhe Olil-latiml it jl.1es ile utler to
iTnnki him fr that kilines.; it at sin
pecrio.d diUg the prvetil eaoviss have I
ve'n any Ilhing to inclino ie to e:. in4gC.i Ite onl
his, iisfij(port.
lIe iakes it ton him-it.h' u) say a ro()I
deal alho t hi havitg ie to l.!uriI:i, and
setsled solite hallnk there, an([ hi; ;. ill_, on
hi, n ay the! % lien lie --firbt heard.1f the
orditia:iee of NuiHiiention," aml iI-; being
ill Stoith -ornina "on the evelinl: ()I' Ist of'
I-'ehrI-muy 1):' . tle day oa % hith ie or
dinance was to take eli;,ei," anmid havil"
"renamned holdly :itl.1 vi!y in Diis
iriet utail ir Calhoun, ithe able defunder
erms t:ifr-ig lit 'liadS acepteil the prinei
piles o Ir. Clay's Coplli Bill," &e.
&C, luos (f*wIich I have leard for the Crts
timne. I [Inew hut littli, lith- in-leeil be
fore thi-., ofhk h .i h ini- gine to .'l.,rid:i- et.
Il ai pl:we t111reonI. Iy s -he bv, lie 21a e
t Lh occasio: to sIy. 1h '1 he rkta.'i ial
mo14pre at :,I;ike- iii thi, dam.;ertus rogi.w thiin
autsght Ii 2.w, thouigh 1 a1.1 not1 sure I right
.. ciniprehen:I is ining. lII perhapsl',I
n!hnile, 12) his prop,ry, aiI th.'.ght tin .2
ididl 21 no t ow, that he I::i I hir2.. hi,.w'.i,s.
to rearet: h:t.i; hut 2y(.-:raw. oien beforeIi
ith hiss . no t h ra hi n: :ekim. I li ,,'. ' ..
Ceiledll thn-:h! the1 prss, b-:i Itn ato , h,r
write o021 ver hd spei:u ranijOie li'.S2. Ii
to ri I. tihi2lslr. i,'5i; b i (t d --. ifi lpo'ibi
the castaihm0 it fron hs -l e 2-rt. 2i(iil S..-t. e
(led stii hleasure I i ay gtjo -ir 25' in, op
posvintoo,ad naake2 h~lie nihat's ;inne'i
d:i22ii'eto byii it i impropi2er and is un-i
hei mim' --p2ui'.:st'. I witl inn re tor 522 havllle
tta inneh, 2i resi . 22:for my,el 2n too' n,m-hiiu..
resperi f I rth e1iiat to122 doht ...rl,.-- j
b. Impeplesh:'ed . pIIn l:o, thi
(rel ,'suuy ( h;2.2/ i mpre". in Au tt, :M9t
tioi be nail b -lan olah:;5 ing'woibi,e.to.. lhe
are11 elar ith la piilet--i' my5 are22 thei
poroerj10muds 'il I thir drseso i 'nI,'h <
A i2C4CiI 2122 tereai yor ith' t ivt
1Usep.1 A 15 t( I'2'21.,2112
Thec /I idof n: tiend-''eme haveti r eme, i
52V, I '.!is\lg.\ite, 2 51i; ,TL . -hi 52i~
jr::ata l il . o.' ~.\ ; l'.\.11.l I;.
\litt 'sI . Nes we Cit 2v 12.% 1Io.
In l(~ 4'4(' .!. . 1 . ti \ iIt.\ t ::1!. h
figure of telsi.,uppto th: lobe
Foreiftn.
Frlo, Ie altinore A mritan Sip, 'pS 14
- 1LAT Ri FItO51y,N(,IAND
The packet shipj "ne-ii, arivel at N.
Vork, 11rout Liverpool, brinlgj j,outi n
lers of the i.11 aud Liverpool ol' tl 20th
agot. W e make our exracts fiont Ilh
lourwil of coiierce, Cunrier, E'xpres,
ial Cojnunercial Advert ier.
It %nill bie !etn fron the annexed acoulns
lat Breai tils hai Cullen in price ill
anglanI; Tine receipts oluth fioreign ami
lomoeite n:heat lii hieen very large. AM.
3nost all fenrs reseeing tle harvest in
F-ranice lia util ie, ;funl liere is noiw every
!xplectaiinl tihat it wvill L,C abundanllt.
Cotn Ih:1 I ben (1hoIl i rg tiia weck end
ng ' in ith ihw- 17th, 'bW Was nore active oil
Satn diay the 18thj.
Tlie irike -thip HI's-.kpeare which soil
21 ir .flNew \ ork oni Ilhe 28th1 of' .uly,
uwrived oln the 19th Ilt Ang. The fRoyal
Williar ste:nitie-r, also arrived o-i tihe 19th.
She -i-ile.ihom New Yirk onl tihe 40h. The
pdne lip Camrnllittoge Was g;oilng iln oul
Thi- sitanm "ip !Arent Western hid on
tine 19i An_-ust. 97 births engget fin her
retini Irip to New Yoik.
I'.xu n).*-arlianmnt wa.1 prorogued
by i lit. UZneeni i-- per,on onii:le 16th An gust.
She helkered thle following speech oil tihe
I'ItR .AL.FST Y'S SPF.111,C1.
1y Lor.ds and Ginflerarn,
h'ie staie of pi-,lic husiiness enables me
to le(..I ) tle pirtrcecl -l lablhoriou4 session.
I hiavc to hnunit that liae civil war in
pamn hrms xn ee'-ption to the general
tn1iinlity. I coolinu to receive rrorn nil
forest pwrs thw strongesi assuranlces
of s:r desire t) maintain ni ili tnie tihe most
wiaiv.eible. r1inltin.
Tedi-turblances.anl!] insuirrections which
hal, tniortiunately broken ont in U-ppr and -
.ower (atriln, Ihave beenl promptly sup
po'-ced, il I voterlin a coulident hopc
1hat li#ua ati jmliciots neasores' will ei
power :.oil to.restore at cnstiintal Corm
[f ;o%rr:11ge1. i bich1:nh1ippy e-vents havo
Vom1ple;w: yoo filr ;I tille to sinipengd.
I reiteZ- at I l*pr-,,: n L.ich ina been
ma11ds iln nia .-14l1t;l possI . %ioin' f1m.. -rds
the enstires aboli tionl of' neg'ro) 'lapesnticed:ijp,
I have b-obrvi'1l wi m eihti 10 aif1l iorwl(u
the anttewinmn %% hirN y,ol ha ve besitwed -.
ril the .am11-mi went orcfiteeomn-,tiv in,timn
tin o th Ilev color. I lrwt that 11.t mii
:iorftel of'impri,ounawnt forllh-btc -
will orove al once lasoralle to the libthIy
of imy sjec, ail s;f* l- r icommovreia
credit: a.l 1I it the I stabllished ehureh w'-ll
derivd, efi ite:a'ed -treauth and eliieneley froml
dhe Ie.I.rictioll of tine g iantn beneikes il
I have felt grat pleas.ire ill eiving my
ass etL to the bI lior Ihei relier of tie desti
1nte poor. in Itebl, 1. I cherisa the Cxpe
t .. ioni '1h.a3 is pro% isioti-4 have iceen so cati
tiolsiv Iraiel. and will bie so prudently
exectlil, that whilstthey contribute ?n re
lieve di-ress, they will lend to prcserve
orler, ai it) ewnourage habits of iu.stry
ami14 exert 'Ion.
I trsi likewike that the act which you
have pa-dr relaiin.- ti the compo,ition for
6ibes in feeintil. will increase the senrilv
o1' that property. and proenwx 4iiuera4,
pence.
Gtulh mn (r tc lote of Coumnon.'T.
I cannot ol';eivnily ih inok y-oii t.r ymur
le-pich and liherality in provi:ling ll>r the
isne illmy h-m-tehold an:l thle minanio
meVe of Ihe Lonr ;nd lignity of the crown.
I oil'r pol illy warmest arkiiowleg-emients
or thle M!.ilion which you have made to
he iwno:c. 1,1*l amy beloveil mat1I,ae.
I tnk:i yol ir Ohe stipplits whieli voa
:i e viated tlor i le e:riinary public serIvie
is welt as Iior lie rem:3hlnen u'.ith ich C I-ao
mve~i pro a.1 me1 i i::n11 i o n:et Ihet eo rnor'ei..
m:ry exon a,..': li're'l nece"ss.:iry by a ho
ta33e if mya CaInadUiuan pos.:eats.
::ave3 he: nabh- toe c"on:,i her, ile nhe set
li'men.tti al1he ii lint :';i Ithe sameof' (T:m
a bhie noitic. You .*'-- -o wreli ln aim!'
'!thi the, duti s w..hic no14w delve)V tiy.
nm yon1 in vnra respect;ive co4smtlties, nthat
I is l.tnece,,-ary to remal ind yon1 sf uthem.
h3 them diebr ' te y0on may se.n y
'lpnmyi m) stppoir, annd it uii re
isnitn- to e\3're%. an1 humbile hope tiii i);.
m dt. Ipr "-peri o.n e it edta i ierts forn 3w w ll,
'rTe.u' Lor Cicael!.er annoti!1nee-lnn
Ins iparhiament1 sitood p nroeed till [jTurs
lay, tihe i ii t ) terober tnes t.
Thei pntek et ,hipn t arick hats ar'rived at
;adeld ion Ih i:cIh laAnili'tt. We icopv troma
he' several papttlers lubfor us tine anmne,.ed
ramma:rv of' news:v
A' corres p' iltulenc had0( t aken' place he
wvenn i r. O 'f'o.umel'l :andl ar. Ste.'' "w-on in
i'enc' to) cer':,iin alTeinsi ve ex pre'ussi' nsi a
ourIn 1th1 -I vehohhlini rel i' s'I21 'ni tI' he acri
:an 1!iniist.-r. nile'te.l to ha:vi' be--n snta:'h.'
mihaainrmer itn a imei speecht''i. Mnr.(O& 'uonell
Il'n?ues haviin athed ' t he laune e! a3.i~ ittraibuted
Th'Ie Liverpn'tool (".tton:~: ilrket retans
rthotit m erniai:l han-.-'. 314o:r'v ('':3hms
humnlant, anai tfor cno.nergi:ai pupose
onhll Ibe ob s tained at from 24 i..:;A Per' celnt.
Phet 'onat t nuain'.' iof lf 'orabl h wenther,'andaier.o
lie moe' ttrom)i-ine p''troets of lie liar
ime ofi tt:ih tund=. - nil pronened a btetter
seling in ihie wa r!.er
NaiO; 013 I ..trs sA nenst. i Cthn.
'o te IEdibor of f he Ilulketin.
As many exa;rgzeramed, reporrs of' the r'e
ent diflilihis in thmis p01rtinn ot Tex'as
inv e bieen, n a.l I have nto dto::bt ni ill en
itnne( to he, cirenulatred, I fe, I it ti dttt i;n
manlei on) mei 34o correci't Item. I haivo
ot linae to enIte'r 'to a rnil lit- ii of' tall the
trestaItnies,thar( Is i''c 's'nt r:e mylzte
wo ndIri'd nail titty mein, ablde to hear'
rats; .a l:n';'e pmtlitna of' Ihese men havon
arom Ithe ennIu3tt tnermntIl ofl tnr 4,3 truisloi
s*en i5p)oseso. n i , Ii".1341i hwot caurriedi nt n1.
e-errt corhurespondugen.e w*ithI the 'en.-.
[ihe anthfari tie" Eot Mcei o htavie for' thei Iast
ear' or twou had. oflicers anad n~tm::?S,, s