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- ". -;~ 74 C - '- - * - -. ~~--- & ~ --a;; ~-_ - - . _-_ _-_-_-_*_ j&T,E:N DN. sripinanh - e ~a bI' le-Sub, LV. 9. 4.for oan 'js'yivaeted at-71f ,r.essj.rorIth Pi at e-quirterly;'- . d d 40 orde redotk herfriends 4XWESL r noc.h-m -' a'Calidcid0t0rWAhe id * ~ ~ Iii epov 1 her rtDistrk-.at t .l .We Re dtiiidutinge;Cap U4NIPBHUY RLW' i. sts a- tfa idpe forStcriffat ihe ejdi~iel ini HTThe frieiids-of:CoI. T HQ.. - If.AN )AM in6ounne.'him as a'ca'iditpIR,! _fied of-Shej iff fit the next fclion 0.' . VTh*e Mrends of Col. J0HN_ H ILLVIan - ii:A im oa a'bandidaie .for. Sheriff qj Edo -TiqlifDistrict,at4the next. election. .:6, - : I~ 1j . P. gr-.'wd "re'autnorized .osi-:ieT. WEH IKER, as Acni h0E -of afjt- Ithe ensning elea'on.:-" .,Windo 6MIII P. t ki9 3A nounce.him as a'*andidateo'rhefia -IAfv ensiDg electioni. FOR. ORDINA . , -We are authorized to announce, ErWARI : PRESLEY; as-a- Candirlawte er ie Office o Ordin-iryAttIbe emWiAg electib'i." TWee reauthized to T4onnge Col VILLIAM II.-. trSS, as anllat< Tor,thedifElce.of Ordinary at,the enstinj fle'oSeafa h etelection. -9.The frieds of11ENR J . WRIGHI Esqr., innunb a s m hs candidate for the ol , orct Distria or neit elect;_atitW0 easuii e .We are autorzed to anmnce T W. L.COEAN, as ca .andidaorthe Ofo: nteay ftireesineenin. Tie Tred oFriedG of A.I RI.DN Esq. repcal announce him s a Candida rSei foi&~. hensofeteofrinay atte e :F ORICLER$. * We are authori ed anoun EDWARIn WMESL. JOHs N Es.,Candidate rtteOfc Oatitftt mineec~u tion. n. -- W e rend tofe PTEl,.Q.UA:TTCL WUIf,IEsqi..Ounebi as a cadiato lthe office of Odlerky ah'Cut toe eComo Pleas of dth fiis District, a he ensuietir We are authorized to announcT OSuj G. LA CON,Maasate forre-edeteoa OTriak a the ou,no Edgef4i.Ditit The friens of EUH . PNIN, nnunc esetulanunehim as a CaindidatefrheOeeoCer Eihrnun lection. FOl TAX COLECTO~,r~ - ~ are authoried o dse dba aut B. F. OEDY, s.a candidat ah .olice'ko. TheCoDisitort ordiefeti el'tiodtn. elect'.n2 DThe Friends of1j PEE. RUTTan. noUMnEsqi.auc him as acandidatefCo * oe, o thisDsr.itte ensiiggeeectio -WTe renduoie to J QoU ...EBUH, npnc himON as candidate foreetioCoa erks oftheCo6rt,ia5 Idsfestd .irr TWe fienatdse tof PiNN,e ann.unc - i PaEs a C iandidate herOfac ofI Ce -tdr the-nextelection. - LL'O TAXon havngLECTOIxi its th - estare-o autorize tandrm.un.dceisd P e'en themY leasl a -,cnddted .r te'oa OfceoteatCetruie atoIhmaliuine nouce im shoulaid.te'not'aeodbfeci to- a h "ls'i elci.heha'd o * eco, t o ibeg f reeiridy et -Wear-thizd o nnRUice EWcuto 4L pr. n ha4ng 50&iitgt~-h n House. en4ar, for 1849 7K 'Ob . 29 FERVARY. 1 3 4 ' 6 7- 8 9 10 11 12 1 1415-16 7 18 l~ '4 -10 21.2 33 24'25 2 226 27 22 S 8 9 10 12 9 14 5'16 .1. 18 20 2 2223 24 25 2617 ..289 30 31 45 6 7 8 t i 11412 '13 14' 15 16 -I 39, 21) 21-'22 2 .26 27 28 29 -30: Y. 2 ';33 5 6 -; 1 11 2 -13" 16. 71 19 20 24 -25. -6 .% - 311 718 9 10 115 14- 17 1 172t iN2 2 2 232 4 128129 30 9 ,30....~. .12 1345 219 - 26 C~traoa1rv.-T4r Ft'.t 26''~h( -3 29:1 2 a28 30W . -To 4 5 84 , Meico .Msou S 6ne Thti 1 .u2ge For3 JANUARY,: -- 1 2 3 456 789 i0 11 12i3: 14515 16 17"81 21-1-22- 23 -24 2.5. 26]27 - 28 F:9 30 3 EWSmiv Rs oE TO NEW- 2 dp e aAND ldey cntns letters framptn A uckle ai Major-Binnevl ie, oth rwe cquainte with baofth e ecom omend ing the'Arkansas"route toa KicVMexico as being- shorter ant eir than the Missouri o'ne.~ . 'ihey'.-A.Urige Fort r Smith as point of deparIure-, and the. Valley -of the -. Canadiann,as ibe path; buf Major. Bonneville, av ts the route by. the south- bank is .aOih ork, 'bank 4ftde South-raia ru tGe.A.'s schemie is, from Ort iniTii, La Jova, on the"Rio Grndes 630.& the u tlthe s laes a part e-on thR wilGrose f3aifornll y tlirutey, o .theig siper is is .coe dthe, Paificr, and has wildece, the ror bein tone the nvincibefsciton of~ ethe ld pretty fetinterps n'The -evein slippe is aeo bilkorbrnz saine, whit hre wil foureaig'thend o rentdimu'ernninghl arun wihe gltop addo the invinibetedscitato od sihed pret ofi the smeroors. The nslipr is'i marmng back.d brunte esaing, th th'furligh monon of ofnsqarebesn runnin qartersd The.op new style, is of course, frem -Paris, that love of a city,wvhere they get. up ribbons and revolutions, slippers and instiuctions at the shortest notice. LEsisLATIVE JrNDIG ATION.-The Legislature, of Arkansas, a short-time since, indignantly changed tl~e name of a county from .Van Buren to Cass.-n The amendments to the bill wvere'anus tig. Oyn, that all:children named Man tin Van ,Buren should herjenfter be call 'dfLew,s Cass; anothmerKdhat all blood housil herafter importud.fl6in Cuiba s1a l lie called "Rough and.IReadly," A .ot a ou n toa honn,iLct. COMME. . ELOQUENT EXT'icT. Mr.d 4;es King's. recent Histo al bscorseeforeha sw Yorkl Chaia - de be, Yor, Cam 61- lude.- ,r e-mosr1oe te es d siI dr est gra r~om in-some humlilo deg-ee,as sciA ith spclh a r4vival,-for Ib b was,-e-a'merchant, and never cease to f-e proud -of being associated .with a profession tiireiis he civilizeir, the refiner ' i liberaidr- of the world. The .Giis ofComme e is-indoed, well' symbolized ;6niliSealof the- Corpora tion,by-the,gU' Mercury with tie wing' ed.cap and.hisisl compelling cnd6cqtjs; The old Greek-blythology, full asit-i 6fhidden vvisdm, and typical:of igh lun.gs s i Yio:ne of the attributesas-' craheds Muicury,- velpforashado*edt .r-aconquesto Onremerce., Ai fabld of-the y.outhfol oIrmrns sNepitunh of ht:,trilett Venu.so herirdle, Mbrs of ii.sword, Vucan ofhis fo.ges,and evenJipitr, of hi sceptri- It-;iiCommer:ce whici come rsw i th,Jstifs ps -the.'siubject.-sea, ,w.eW salo6r the globe.far materials jeau which seals in-itdss ba sword f %arand ul F oarts ;&sat4 ~fres ofghen jinatto' Jo Jw n, Go tiai~ n an tiou of.Ci rising- fro in in-,' .c F-every trovedieni as' Or4 Nis at dther seasons i ' rIxta we now momentous; ~a~i gor d shadows -of dark and ol mimport Nor were the men of th4h dayjA:iccl>-in their.iewvard- to thiap wich ath, ey of ath alon could- di cern-for,mf man wrey. th inie we Iitheandiv'doal io'neers lied to ePjdyf,6senl fuifibitie.liarvestiseain ed by deiri' de rid forecast.: -r'4 n eiman oas found-among he number, tsuing wiihin the solitude anddepths ofhe primeval forests of New York, the trapping of the beaver upon its remote and then, alinost-inac cessible water. TbArindividual lived to be pushed bfore tidn'ia , 1va6eoTf civiliza. tion 7iward;ant yet farther iniird, through -bhe griat rangeonfinland ii's to the utmost extiemity of Lake Stl'eii6r, and thence oiird tothe ftocky Moun tan, and still biorne on the waves, surmouaiing them til lie was chieked only in his progress by the shores of the Pacific. "This hun.ble German boy, thus urg, el on from ocean to ocean, stands (and his miaidr'y'.wiil long end ure) ak a type of -Ameri,i progress. -The field of his earliei -achiievemesiss-the Sences Lake-thien'n. sl jtiide ntd a waste is: now ginmed i' ns ind 1te pIes of- t.a. e tit -ng e go ient bcIe?rb ~aJ i:ch wr ber to all time th'e da' ionJcb Aster. CALI [O RN IIOW TO GET TiJfERE. Thie-mail steamers from this port take you .to- Chagres-iii saloon $125 to $150, in a loarer cabin $100 to.120. You-make-your way across the- Isthmus, partly in canoes and partly on mules', in two days, a-nd at cost of from $;15 to'-20s Fromn Panama, if[yoin can .In~d ashkip; or steamer to 6i/e gon; fi San Frazicis-. co, the distance is -3,5100 miles~aridKthe, cost $250. The' eanre distance'froii this pnrt to San Francisco is 5,500, and. if you hmve luck, you~niuke the journey in from '30 to 3, dais/ 'Ifhe great:diffi culty is-found in getting from Paniama~ to anFianriclio a'frightful -dist:iNe TheEe-is no'difficuhty in~feci" grethe ost of passagd to that 4 inaing vessels is .50 .s. $75;seiW classi-assengArs 30 to $40. By,. easm iffs ~ag is made in about.10, digri by snig-vessels in fronm 18 to 20 days. T i :-rost o nuessa arndne 7%np San Francisco is$300 in aJnd.althugh it takes ten 't e, it, yet, as iherearesuch c n ith Ch gres and Panama e bettkr mode of reaching Ido., Another route is by City.of.Mexicot a. !ede, r exico the rans-f occupies iboti 9 at acost of $75- ,The so journey between tlie City iiAcapd1co is performed 'o 'From Acapolco, where the - -Mgil Staniers are to stop, rst on e, the passage is wly'.distanCe about 2,000 .-.cost,- herefore, by this route 6e $280, and the time oc O.diys. 1 .the passage okto Vera,Cruz was made -thi time would be'reduced' t - Another. oute still, a c iseits4oiie advaots, ie ci'ty of Mexicot aa eaci t-c Guualflik aneYfrdm, le-t3'na1ned pa onhorseback, and the wA61 from.Ver' CruZ46 MA a0d iab-t, 0tda s ~~is 2,000~ 1"sIh 2W ,. e ~ P .g4tbe. E7&S Mjait isis ple r -alimost ~ ~zw1i6ii assage Ili-up coast The 01 B~an rancisco ed,o ome es rivedfrom I deprtm fuma dustryd,ha gieducated Iabor is com. paiativ.ely. ,proflible. labor. .1 have before-.tli. eenof'i number of the most intel 1 gentlemen in Mssa'chu si"-', Maflir ' iifT_t a. the resIli..~of an,--experie over many yeni1 , ai cliisett4wbkhey no nativeb*r ' m Y-wliI nhout.school instrutionniwthedegrees of attain, mPent,of,m ' development; are yari Qus. 1 e1 n,gears 0.o:hlSiMsi sachusetts rrof Education obtaiTied statements large niumbers of our master udia facetirers'authenicated from the bodks Ni .4ir respective establish ments, and yeringaseies of years, the resulti nich was,'that increased wagesei'Jin'd'.nconnieotioli.,*ith increasingi -'litende;-Just*as,cer ai6ty as increare fbar raises th m'rc'ury, in the.ihermo-iE i- oreignirs, andthose coming fro thritr7ts ,wuho made tidirinarksistidhey receipted .their bills, etrnet leasi; thiose-ioh hrd a ingoderate 6 aited sducationiaccopied a aiddle gr~jn on the pay 'roll; eliita the intelligea 'ydng women who worked in the mills ..nswinter, and ta'nght schoo!s in-summnerijwiied the list. T:e l.arger capital~in1hs1r'nofidntelligenee 'ield~ ed.the largi Etei-est intheformi of. sa ges.-- Thei ulig wasn iot.confied to fic r stie d too h fisa d ica ut beducatdna 'ti$ir tlie AIdiiotes. in Efuropi lying id bfi1idweie, *itlout com, pass-. shartwithott.bound ,or land marks, Lenuldiuii therline of demarca fion .betweentr fiio,bly .the broad, legil le-cha;sersawhich ignoranice has written-.ontoi ~el4, ouses'andl th persons of umen,wmen and children an 'onosde,andwh:d kowle'dge hitsin scribed on th~e%Il,er . - the meihanibird";btf is learhy visibfe in husbandry $Rot themost fe:rtile soil; not mines%f' xrFandgdld, cajnake a.nation righth stoLintelligence. Who Jad a more4$riler oil::han. the Egyp tians. Who1hst'e hndled nmorer silver and gojd.-hd thj Spnidrds? 4Th~e ddivernsid~ttti to -(the mind:.and heart is thienlyre surce niil'e4 the cohtivatio' if he misnd$b hidh to whilstd tiidrs o beize h9ttbii?rt e uT6torghinal the clime, i.er comrrfano competence will abouiid ;for-it is. thiintellectual and moral condit Rn.jf the'ctijivator that impoveislies'thol or makes it teem with abundance. He who disobeys the law of Goa in regard to the cultdr~e f islep situl iaturei may I hbutle can J,b,d-- 6 0. W May il R "n e spitaregi6i of Sciland. or' New England, n.hd "well formed and fatfleshed kie" shall feed ob all -his Ineados, -4orave, Man. From the 1ew OmIear s"'r icent. SKETCHES OF NOTAB -MEN ABOUT THE SEAT OF GOVERN--MENT. Done -iith a piece .bf.-i-ZW Jps. D. Westcoit,of Floridi,isa qeer looking 0ll fello p,iPhA , lit. some forty-sia o r se r geir g stan.ds fivefeet six or seven in his stock' Ings, and stoops at ihat. His:mouthi liedat rest, v(whici isseldd ni in omay)is 'ptaccetl i n wl$irhi conve Ionj.itappeal ge out prorin H is bright ittre "d ag eyes na f i nreligne rn itha-l -have iasif conmng4 i ould be 2isagr6eabl' , &fii'he irge a.diixts op.genuine AW eiici -marV sthbirtwink iore go y i.thmanianvihing else. Tl asig av i hli hmiat over rides ev ry'other lstcis iland-ieads" iii to periietrate jokes i1ra.halflvai : icios relish.on'h6egraves and. most. .efiuseoeahie atrslet wan lths cq ii t -- rohndWith iii -.n, .i UP e iCbes.li eiCVle i ch e~~~ rthra _- d.:ir eme de vo qfl aWd offivde..i a umpandfixd atrap,. sMhatli fist-prso liinohewhandle. lnpiu cadsip>vJ isldf'e.,dThoesmage een'6 ii.ti W-tileigut W the. haof theiim m iIgh eni-I ie nior negio half ZUV hiW TII i 3iiea. esIifthe cfirpoilic ii ale sdou crIse .e-a s e a ,e heidiiN'd dnegro hao oir I Ti his:s well- lrdi bvanas "Ti o ldest inhabitants of Wed nto IM In'ontion it only:to .show:-thnt e3h 6oirelibe propenity-toj oke with e -,-id almost.everythingihis .ha'racterized.him for his lifetiims. - Mr. 'Westcoitis riniihtedly a iNi of very Sne talents ai tainmns ai itat4ofaconsiderabIe industry Ther is ot.Mdre obsirving man -air th' 0b dy o'f ivhlh lie fianember. 'This liroei sity tojoks oi all sbjects and al a sions, howevar, prevenis imn from O taining the reputatioid.dne:his suiperior intellectual melits, He is sn a.droit dibator,'. yet his style being thit or the shrewd country attoi-ney, doeahoet ilo down wah. tle osual audience 'of the senate, who ap#ir to delight mnore than any oihers hii being huibuggid. Evdry thing is done' iid' the 'senhie for 'effect. Al ht*rd agniftcentlygrundeloquint idwhiaiIe dogs and. q ed mot~e is ~dpic has e 't iilPIve wli - ~sid and nei y nany men of faYige rpre tensions and reputation shallakejassed - from the minds ofen.> 'qusiloi. wihether any other speech yetsoknn upon this issue has been~piti'rd with thesame aborious caradud invtgioini Mr. W, is a radical aijud dinhuire liabsle.demiocrat,or if adi'of furiEtakes hiam, fe rarely lesitates:to' sainifice an iiniporuan~t pdint to theparty"fT'r thie sake bf avorjying hiis broier Senntors; No rmember of Ethe. body is more a ctive in proteci'ig tfle inieresta or liis oa~.n 'ton scituents; for he achieves for 'Florida thie enactments.of legislative' favoi-s,..wihiich ivith all its grea t por!igi~q weighir, New Yorkcannot atfainE Neit fd-his: ovo forfu'n,,his deseal,ss care fi~ tiietr ests imore especiatlly condnitted ;to his charge is isot remarikable characte. ristic.. .Hewas writtenidowin Bantonisl on coming here..gterwards,he passeI fos a Calhoun mane ';&ulsequenrdyte whisgs ticklieid tifen'ielsi:t.ilcbbli' that li itsndfd ct$ing ot fiGP T l;o. 'But after all, lie tvs.here fdind. attue.oi his po).itidal faith I:bU o ieans;,ige#d cadrcssing tldi t lie bcn cnsturnti tre to his party. All wh, haiweIre the rewspapers attinotly for yeses past, know to the contrary Thior - cally,he is a.Veiyy ientdoriocii;&b'Y Oractially, I would ni gie iuc''f 0 his de'mweracy. Ten to dn' 'YOugi converse with him for half 'n:hour'uion - a4uestion at issue b'twep thte'pahieai you leave him -under the impression tha he is better prepar'ed 'to advo:ats the democratic side of it bt:fore the..Soncto than any other member of thbbody - But whon the voting. comes i thIP questioh it of gr'ent fioment, yIou il find 6ll ou'r politic6al friends 'shikin iljnj their hoes, least.h16 Ie iicient8 qeiotns are being isyod or'e.t. .M.will say 15dosominilii g ddfofyto defeat 1l e pusdiliet'aid;Cii ! gres. This isbius.eed,igly iti Bnt, eer sini his.ehirance mo. Coe~ - gkSneidl h10 has b- i. WSPAPER PATR In the language of ace T r have tosay, thjt =i19a paper patronage.isa ,curious j.inng~ i Zeimoled oT as6 o i~nintvi nd iis as chunea~ l~ - cha -ta-elwdu One man subsCri'bes T a W t nd pays for it in iiVc, nd -reads it thela r ie pod&atisfaction that' t pice an pays for I 0iin44W patropa&. aA. Aqotheer_:ti'n says, ' fully and y" -we. 4t,his , s e vs ronager Anotliermn iyes . ne took yo' paperit: is .to Sa pared aith some:of..-the.ovrgrown~ - sickly sentidentamtdoIlar weeliet,s )'na% ton small, I doWV like i's pliic's top ..,. Wbiggish-too Loco,ocos or ' Y somethingene.7 Yei:'he gost:regufto g-~ hais.neighbd'i, nd r'eads lies b-y'obd.2ab stove fire; finds. fault. *ithe ets coptbns; disputes, ais.leaderit .and guar'reltmir -.* ' its ty pe, ink or .blor. O.cabid6Nilo 5, sees an article thiat lie like; iake's hafa dime and buys a number. Thi oes newspaper pat'ronige. *Another sports a-fine~ hor.ae,o$ pSp lisps.a. pair of thm;i laa g en hand and sp'ur oiaibo, sin4'en nefor hi to take aPrPi knows enough..now. Fmll?cn - toge married, does o of the fact, with "please ph:sid uf% ~ me half a doean copies. 'Tisdnb1e he ever pay to kle r paper dr hptd No. B -dit'ui iou don't.ciiarkecfo'e , such thidgs?" Thistoo, s Iospayer patronage. - . . Apother (and thie -chassis Vel' hume rous) thinks itet the prop rn ame of twei.ghbarsper dnnum entiles.imby d - the privilege of cdlln he. e'dito. to a personal uedduef I leasiofnce.a orar- ' -fefor any thl t'at hpeaeithe 7.... .:dieah ich e aino ter. Thai f J6 abelieve that nwp apes.. re~pub iahed for indivdtid, ie hd ai'ob-inerI1 - Ienefitn and this b6, iscalled nrdwipiR per-pafor 't ioe Thiisclass k e'ite die ly m:tieangient,eanmg1ofdta*. . A nothermn (bress:fouri'tWis 'gpuY good to see such a niaig indkakage themn 46mtemefilid we liafb se46e0difsW . suI:late.y,) a d6he' Amie 6odei, 7 N says.."The yeaf aort;ith - a is about.to e*tfirr,'I wantf( topa a idther." He does o' addfo~ ts - Reader !is~not neaspa er ac curious thing A mc enF~tgi - whlen honesi m.en are itgetthe3~ -.* due: to honesty, ;ihick saey o,. entdmerated above ilwali ati -)~y.. -Fu1iid-Im adne tv er:seen f~~. ~ bi-ds # 4mhrida.. iO&$il5fge e Ase ~ ~ 4 iJ fovl," said;h liathdever,Jsee,hpi inVtoAineriky, apo.ings em$ theed iifqndi ahie ; ath a "~ ihriwwth a%bi.lhvi. placee-le t -ma)ssed hee 6f(~~ 01 twoe ovl ChOOci aa,''