‘ taste wine or strong dritik without beingrfl€§T,.-,b,'n,e‘ ,,’,,d ,,.,,,,s,-6,. it ,0 om. con,,,,n,,;'l,now-
substance similar to the Wilmot Proviso:
.... .-.4 w... .. ..
at him, as nn;§seven years spent in the service of his LAl1‘.I5R I"R_917l-iVll3X_lC0- Q
his culnt,l;lcounti-p, he has died with’ his hand to her';E:zpedz't2'o1i’ against TcfLt1dCa)1.—-_;1VaTTm0 E33
' capeof Santa Annh.—-Occupcizion of Oriz-,3
aba.—Eslablis-lzttzent of an Aritericon Gott-
emmenl at Orizabtz. '
are part of the knowledge of every Amei'- . Slllce llle llllllles °f _M9-“l°°t Sclllllely
lican. They will be cited, in after years,;““Y.°°‘3“l'l'e“°° equals "l ll°l‘llle5S,‘l'l‘l
as noble examples of tl-.at exalted honestygdallllg lrlle lllllmll °l llle _5°"l'°l e"l’°‘llll°”'
fwhich can sacrifice every thing in pursu-gag”-lllsl fellllllcllll llllll Ollzllllll"
nflltltvsndpé Ch-‘SI--~
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS .
The fol.l.uwing bi°ief>-biogra pliic-sketch ofthisg
lllllll 3 “'93l‘'’‘3-‘“~ 89 ¢““l¢l"il illtisltriotta statesman, ’we fiiid in.-. tl1lc:Ni”3.'.
great scenes enacted V 93:91-3"
unprejndiced -spe_ctnt9Ti “ml _ _ _ g
philosophic. Q,-no llY1pl'.0VCd_. this opportu- ltlbO‘|'S—-llls last words uttered in her Hall ;
nity ofstucfying a terrible page itt Modern .of Council.
gggiory. He supported the character of -«His acts in the House ofllepresentatives
extraordinary mode of trcutmetit. The
facts of the case were these :
H
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1.
\\'c¢lnes1lay, Mngvclg v], I848.
VVIIIG '1‘lcK1.;:T_
tempted into 9-Vt'!’3$S. Both himself an
. .. . . ‘ in ‘lib - Ll v"it’i ii 'i:i-e~‘
lnstriends were grieved at this; and they lgim l W! epemse ‘M mm inc 5
his country abroad with dignity and hon-
’ - by our readers;
by admonitioti,and he b_v good resolutions, 1:. "ml lellllllell dlveslell Ol Pull)’ P’°_.l“'
dice by his long absence, and glowing
tried to bring about it reform. But to see Another, and almost the only litik which . _ _ y _
was to taste, to taste \vas to fitll. At binds the political history of onrcountry’s with a spiritof the most pure and single-
last? his ftienis urged him to shut hitii- present to the past era of her first exist-jtttinded patriotism. .
self up at home fora certain time, and see,,ence.as a nation, has been broken by the. His friends did not allow him to pause _ L , r V] h ‘ N h I
if total abstinence would not give liitrrldezitli of this venerable statesman. lt ism the career whtch"had been marked ‘out efforts alone that the disgraccfiil gag law ,$€I_l- )11lI1l:.’,Ct' : lHe.\ico cc ft‘ 511..
sppength. He got on Proms, “.8” f0‘. 3 "S that greaz ‘hue’ ‘.’,'th the great menfor {urn both nnlure and educgllwlonfi “~38 l'(.‘lTl0V.t'(.l .rOl1'l the Slilllll€8 Oll.C(.)f]g'l:9$S-;,’i'.it‘lJ. [0 (if): dyS all tlpl-_ I'll. Cn en
few days, particularly so as his coachmun He was elected to the Massachusetts Scn- land there is scarcely a more thrilling tnci- .3°l'0mP‘”ll° ll-
ca whom it gave bu-th, and \\ ho have now _ . 7 _ _ i _ _ P b‘ d 1 I l _.
ken, ,, well filled bottle for hint in the taken their revered places in the uorld’s-.ate in 1809., and in the same your to the dent in the history of our legislation than- Lemlllg ll‘? "_ ‘ll ll” lle sflme ‘ill’:-
.cm_'_‘i,me house to which he not um-re the company took the road to \eru Cruz
‘E _ , _ .
were removed farther_ from us,Senate oftlie United States. in addition-'the effect of his ,el_oq-.ient reply to the ,
quently resorted ; but it too ardent devo-"
, FOR con-:nxon,.
Clark Bisscll, of New Haven.
FOR LIEUT. covi-:nN”oit,
Chas. J. ltRc:(‘In'¢I v,:ot‘ Lyme.
. FOR sizcru-:'r.ii-._r;,‘j
John B. Robertson, ofN. Hm-en.
FOR 'riu-:Asunr:R.' ‘
Joseph B. Gilbert, of Hartford.
iron co.\"rttom.‘i:n.
Abijah Catlin, of ._l’l:iI‘\\'llllO!I.
nnce ofwh-‘nil believes to be just and The detachment, consisting of 350 .
trite. It was owing to his pe|‘.\‘e\.‘el-ing men and officers, under the command of-
Scnatorinl Convention.
7.!‘
liistorv ,
éwnn [LL departure of one in whom they to this high distinction, he was appointed dark menaces of the Southern spirit. “5 fill‘ 33 -A-"'l‘l_Z°‘l“"i “'ll'-’l‘9 Gem L909 TWELFTH DISTRICT.
[ion to this bottle brought on me wpposed -took a road entirely unknown to any one
-_=tt'H’lived and spoke. It is the fate of noProfessoi- ofRhetoi'ic and Oratory in l-lar- Despite the violent opposition and en» :_ _ _ . A Convetitioti of QeIt»git'to_s front the several
uPOPle\v comtnon life. to contain within the sPItn"vi’ird University» and during the recesses mill‘ “’lH'~'l1 llls Upriflltt and iudependet} but llllllselfanll llle 5.-’ll"~‘l°i ‘lull filler“ l0l'l}' l0“'"-~‘ 1" ll": Twelfth betmtoruil District, will be
Doctdr S—--—- was right in his niotle -of its earthly rising mid setting, such OX-;Of Congress delivered a series of lectures, career excited, we doubt whether any man
tnileniarcli, the troops arrived next [Ti0l‘ll-..l_l\l{l,,lll'l‘ll' lllf ‘ll"‘ll"l "llfil; ll‘!¢_lf{l°n'_;-llllslgafzgfdiog
‘ ' . . . , . ' ‘ _ ' ‘ ‘ . Y ‘ ' .. . ' q .- , _> .‘ V” ' . I ." t .. 1- : Q; _“ I‘ :. rJ\y_e. .((lH>(:.', )6 Bl Hy 0. at?) _. flag
of treating the disease after all: ‘llld dlll llellelll 9 ‘l’ llls elllllldbell t"lll° gllllllll °l.‘“’ lllkll “"9 rllllellllell by bllollllld, lllllll .llll'5 lleell llllllc lll‘,ll'el“lll.l“ l_9ll‘ l‘l_l°‘~l llllll lrlg lll lle llllrl lellllll Olli " llll l,(:l'lll)_l l. -lo clock ziltcrnoon, for the purpose of tiominnunga
not on in supposing 13...», it would reach. it feeble colony, into one of the inightiest - encc-s, and a_ttctwarcls published in two_be.m-ed, '1l]‘."re.ls no suuluner ,n,.lnnce were then in ormet %MI 1 .eii o Ject \\ as _.,.,,n,_l,l,,_,,e,_..,,n ,,_,. c,,,,,nd,,,,, nu. SENATOR {mmmid
me predisposition The cure was el'- empires of all tinie——the spectacle of a octavo volumes. A course \\‘l]IL’l't he de-of popular afi.ctton on record, than “tn5;l0 take Santa Aun., who ‘was lhl(“‘nl¥l(l)t.l|:;l'}:Cll{{'}l::llt‘)Pl!€ieltel'8lA:$:!n)l)Iy.. I d.
' ' . - , - - , - - , r‘-- . w ~ .- >='.‘ . - , , .' . '. - ' 2 " , . '. . * _. 9, 5 __ c -it s 0 H.‘ scvera owns intie istrict
feotna|_ I]_._.... kept quiet on the sub_]ect,.-total revolution in the world’s politit s, livered on the “ Art of (wood spealitnrg, e.\ltlb tcd doting l|la"\'l5ll to to the \\ est, leltuican, distant fotty ini.c~, at i m_e":q'w5le5m mud délegfles m Md Cmwemion
and bore his shaved head on his shouiders, science and philosopby—-—thc btrthrand de- was exceedingly popular, and his own men few years ago. Ilie spontaneous px-m9"° ' lotpiul to twice the tmnibcr of R(‘pl'e$t‘5lIltlll\’c:l to
will; as much pliilesophy as he could mus- .\’el.0p,'x'|el'll of a wonderful age. let sucli'orat.orical talents enabled hiixi to do the pr('SSl()n of love and reverence, which W
1e|', A wig, after the sores made by the a life was lits, wliosc loss we deplore—-for.sub_lect full JUSUCG.
\Vltliit‘i eight or ten miles of 'l'elil1ft(‘8Ds iich the rei:pcctive towns are entitled in the Gen-
‘nen nf all cl-epds and pal-lies offel-._>(l [Ollie guide !'£‘(."(':‘l\'£’(.l ll!f0|‘l’l‘I:]ll()l'l ltllfll. Santa el'lll..-X§.~elulJl_v. Q ' Y D.‘ . C I .
blister had disitppeared, concealed thegwliom the nation will sorrow, as one man His _course.in the Senatewas in hartno-the old man», gave his journy the cltar-Alma “'05. “'{lll0Ul. _(l0l-bl. ‘ll llllll Place» _1-en,.,,,,,.',. 98n‘i8l:,§‘_RR1' bmcl °mlm“°'l'
barberls work until his own hair grew —whose ii-iemnry will become ti part of riy witii the circumstances of his eleclt0n..ucier of a ti-iumphal march—btit ii gt-nntlerand bad with hitn from one to two ' ’
again. He never ventured upon wine or our childrettls heritage, and whose laborsHe was uupledged to the sttpport of anymaich than ever followed the laden Clltlfl-lllllldled melh _ . ’ _ F
brandy again for {ear ofupoplexy. .will stand as a pillar, upholding the ma_}es-particular men or measttrcs, though con- ' At (.l3".'il we were within half ti mile ot ‘
‘vVhen the truth leaked out, as leak out‘ ty of human Freedom. sidered ti inodernte Federalist, and clioscnalong the Appien or Flaminian tviiy. l‘ rfttuacztn. The report of a solitary gun‘ ‘.
such ‘things always will, the friends of John Quincy Adams was born atBrain-Seiiator by a majority of that party. But was one of those spectacles of a DUl.'i0lt,Svl‘r0lYl llle l0“‘“i “Ml llle l'"Pl(l P11553119 ‘ll
H‘ had many a hearty laugh‘; butthey ttree (aftcrwiirrls Quincy) Mass. on the”his long experience of public life and the gl‘i]ll[ll(l8, which rarely occur ‘more than illgllls l° “ml ll” lll llle blllldlllgs llle-‘ll lo ~, g» . - nt 7 n'cln,,k, ,0 l,,,_,,,. we ,.epo,.,;
wisely concealed from the object of their ::l llll0f.lLll_V, 1767. He received his name;-'pt'inciples of Government plac_€(l lllmouce in an _era—an ex{"t'cssi:;n of sncli ‘-“Si 83"‘? ll°Pe lllal llle bllll “'35 alllllll lllgf Ilic cottimittee on "the Datiburv* Railroad.
merriment the facttliat they knewany ‘from his great—grandftitlier, John Quincy, above the dictation‘ of party, and his coursedeep and touching‘ feeling, and suoll fer. be caged, and sustained the expectation of mid the Mngtteiic Telegraph. '
more than appeared of the cause of his who, in the early part oftlie century, was was independent, and marlted by a consci-vent enthiisidmn as ‘mum been—'§lY)€8l.ll)g an enemy. 'l helfiangers go to
supposed illness. “honored with many civil distinctions from -entious adherence to his sense of right exlllbllfcd by no olner people nn en,-ll,_ the plaza, and in a moment squads \\.~e,-e DEATH OF HON. JOHN
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Notice.
There will be an adjourned
tiieetitig at the Town House, on
THURSDAY Evening noxt.
have
Q. ADAMS.
It is with emotions of sorrow we announce
that Jonx QUINCY AD.-\MS;lS [no more! He
'*lJl'8fllll(!d his last at the Capitol on Wedtiesdnty
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For his course in relation to ‘H33 youth, nlmnst nis ,,l,;i,n,,,,d,.,,.,,,§gai1oping through every street,butiioetie-
‘died a few hours after the biitli of the the Embargo he received the censure of _ consecrated to his country's service; his‘; my was to be found, and iti a few intu-
, boy who took his name. His childhood the Massachusetts Legislature. and on long life and “-on(l,3rl‘nl one,-gins l,nveT.tites we had the morttficationtolearn that
the Governor of the Province, and who and duty. V
"tire ofllctztl laliors of his country, and dying, he
hits ‘fallen on asloeplin her halls of Legislation.
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1
Moxn.-tr Feb. ‘.21. _ _ _ , , .
The hm for "lief of the heills of J0h"_'Revolution; and even as it child he par lmmedttitely after Marl'_‘5on’5 nccession to’:g'of. her groping-_,-5; nnd he nns d,-nwn n,s'_=;t\vo hours before; we a_rrtved,and had taken lllst) -It l'll0_fl¢lV_11_“_§9d*;'g9 °l "9“_l'l.V elgllly “"0
— ttcipated in some of its most memorable to the Presidencv in 1309, he 1-eceive(l1ll€"lusl. breath under the shelter of her legis-‘¢l_,tlie road to (_)o_]ooa, with an escort of 7:);;years. [his distinguished ptiti~iot.und venom-
Mr Hanne an sitid the friends of the . . . . . ,_. , _ , _ _ . .. _
hm cgncnrredgifl the ,,mendmn,,,,, mnde -‘_lPll°'l_'ll_l"ll -lflllll C°"l"l_l55l°"el ll’ Fl"‘ll"e§‘ llmlg l'-15 Teslilenfe Of five years «in SL ilatnent his departure, but site will be left‘ A Pall ‘ll ,S‘llll7l A"l_ll‘l,-5‘ l3‘?-“l Wlllllillillgtisuttlly fttllstothe lot of man. His wholelifo
"l" l"'7i Wllll Flmllilln “Ml L99. -l0lm',P6'ersbu'rg, he enjoyed the respect and _most vacant at his loss—slie will be cliiefiitlllallllollea Wllll his “lie 3 Cl°llllll99 9 fromti_boyoffbtii-teeii,has,beetispent in the ac-
assage. . . . ..
. tine but eleven 'etrs of art‘. ll . ' .~ I , -- —-—-————~« .tlie coats is said to be worth 5800.
MB Benton opposed Us passage, and} I 3 1 at _.c spen. a degree seldom bt.'.l0\\etl upon the rep Gm Lnneqppoimed Maj Pym wmhw
- 1 ~. . 4, . v _’
, _.-. . . - - - ' '\’orwat the have 1 rerriment of sol l-l
,. . , , , .- fllul F‘-lllrfieil 10 Amfltctt with his ffllllel‘itf8Sl€9lTl which induced the Em eror after-fl“ 1 Its Y ' * s l , ,
Qnlliiglclllli‘g::;,Sli:l:,;O?al:l;,s\v:fifi:ll£g:;l:::l:§in 1779- D|11‘i|‘Ir__r this visit hecnjoyed theilthe Peace of 1812, to offer liispme(liiat.ion§+lel5a cllllell 5l“1l€'l‘““““-l'9- . They “"e3l'§l'HOl'Il, Attorney General, and Col. I-lays,.l“l"l'l"‘3' i'='"ll”3l'°ll °"°l' ll” llellllt “ml lll°.“8'll ‘‘-ll‘
3’ ’ ‘ i .vy, tnttlace and liars, have done their worst,
.- - t$lS!l‘0’.’i«r attachment for his 'ounrr countrv- .ted States and Encrland Thotirrlt tliislillllll 3 blollll 5l"lP Pll35llli!' 0"9l' llle 5ll0“l' — “S C
and moved for an ‘ltl‘0Ul‘HfIl8ltt. Ad ourneclp ° 3 -=_ _ . _ 5 -, . D. 2. . . .— _ » r ~. x r _ _
immediately. ll J J man. in three months after their arrival,..was declined by England. it Produced an.;(lela “ml 3 "-lll'll‘lll.5,»’ slllll Sela" reel longs HENRY (‘LAX Al\D ll‘M‘l‘l\CIPATION° mentioned his name but to dohitti hotior. The
i . . . . lg; , . , asperity of political differences were dissipated
bmuah, forward in the HOUSE .gressIto Ltigofpe, 8n(.lfS€tB$3lll Wlllllxllls s[0Y3.;-.il0h(tii C%Ul}l1('.yCA!lfllTlS was placilcd at thefimole 50 fuel In ll”? 500W. llml 00 C3"‘ll|'l' from Mr. Clayls recent speech before the '
3 ‘ ‘ ‘ , ' . . 1- - ‘U,’ . U, .,: . . .. ' .’ . _ __ ._ _
LII,‘ ('-thase’ 0fTahn., rn0"ed :1 Suspension! in a rent? flgflle (ll refit. ley Hf lea 0 lie O"lnllQ\IOHefS \\ 0 "let 7‘ § %C0lon]za“0n Sotlely, “ye behcve ys not zhls Pohncal Opponents us ‘Venus political inends.
l G l - .7 [fl . that time tlirohced with British fleets, tintliilthe same situation as his fathcI'. tliirtygitliem, as they go two or three l'iutidred‘z,‘gell°lllll3' l‘ll°“'ll' ll 50"“? Pllbllc ""~’ll' Hls "lllld “lllsll "Ml ‘=”C)’Cl0P0tll"u find Stored
ihimisto enem STwlggs’“ Onh’ llolil‘ their C"tpll]I‘9 was only aioided by thelfvears before and sustaine
x I n . . .1 t .g_ ( 3 » 4 _ ‘ . . . . it . _ . .
luring null courage of llle ,_-ommande,-, in following an enemy oti a march. 'l heyR__we think it would have been noised abotit—-C6Dll"')‘i and While the tnfirttnties of age crept
5%“ W,“ The frigate was diiven by violent storms’ In February, 1815, he was appoitite(l,{_,'° °"9l‘ m°”"l3l"S “ml "l‘”$ll95a “V979 Mr. Glav, however, is .5l°“'l.V "P0" hlm» 6‘-Dllceltllng llls l’°‘lll.V l’°W‘‘-‘1'5t
( 0 '
. . . , , r , - not one who blows his own trum et or
.10 act In that Cap?-City Unlll ll’l0n.T09lS_l. Lll‘lle5}lll' lllls sllfll lll Flellellclls llllll‘ d . d . P l itcr briliaticy as it cottletided with naturals foo-
_ , ‘accession, in 1817, when he was recnllodga skate-runner carried the news four liun- ‘”’"l“-‘S ll Pal" 9 ‘ll ‘llllllg 80° ' rlle l°l‘ “bl,” q M k I . .. . ._
“Gus qnesuon was me“ m0ved_,,,yeS 77’ ,_ 3 c e.s. ee flnt unassuniingpu all htuntern
. 71, ' _ . . .. ,- , , course with his fellow ten t r ' d
noes ilexalted and important station—that of '«-fildll m‘3’S_5€llg*'l‘i Wl10 W901 11! llle Same. reported for the 'Iribtine: nevm_Sus)ect h.l_ 1] Vin" fin ‘:1 .5 mpg? “.011!
_ ,- ln Jul\', 1781, Francis" Dana. (father of Secretary of State, which is only second,.l,~.l”T'<*-‘- lllere W879 lllen SW60 illolhflnd H 1,, wnnl slnle of [he Uni,-,n nnw_.;l is ' l l’ ll g e '-icllely ellllllellll
about to be ‘alien’ when John Ql”ncyRlcl1’lt'd-H D-ina the poet) who h-id ac I l r l
\ I o I , 1 ' ' . _ . '
Howe ad-oumed ccrnpant d John Adams as Secretary of5.—,itself.. His long absence abroad rctitleredglvllen ll”? ll‘-"ls Came lll9Y bl""l‘e "P l_llell”.cenllnn_.d0es [he blncl; n,nn, , nnw,_.,.e, llll°"‘lle‘lv Alllellca e"e"l”'0d"C0d- -l°l”l Quin-
‘ ‘l ° Legation, was appointed Minister to Rus- him better competent to condtict our reltt-tlflllllllefsi ‘lllll l'§‘ll'9lll9d “5 filsl 05 P0SS|bl9- free he may be‘ and {mm hm,.,,ve,_ long 8 ,cy Adams was not only a great Statesman, an
’l‘Ui:sn.tr, Feb. 22. 553, and took with him young John Quin-gjtions with foreign nations than arty states- ’ll_“‘-‘bl ‘l’°"‘3 0l’l'g'~‘‘l 10 3° “"8? ll1¢‘- mmm‘ '
‘ l f I . ‘ cy, then ‘but fUlll‘l.e8nA_\E‘t‘t1l‘S of age, ,as l]lt‘i.».’,_:Y})18n otp]-tcotititryfeger produt'ed.Q Dulring§::E:é3il:lT:$9c5(:'|3lV lflfl:‘:l€;l:]inl:r:(;"f:‘f{ll::V 'l,,,,.e 0,. enjny polngcnl ,§gl,;st_ .33. to go. specimen of the brighter days of the Republic,
° ‘3 "ck: lllll l-'l °°“~‘9‘lll"=’ll°e 0 lie °°llll‘-l'pl'll'llle "e°lellll3" lel ll Vellls lesl“ c elg yellls O ls selllilce as ‘Bole lllyi‘ ‘ “ ' ' ‘ 'l " c-ial rialits these are otit of the question. ‘bathe was also it Clu-istian and sweet! did
' runners followed hard after them, and “ l i ' y
jmmedi-,;tely_ and in the Fall of 1782, and in the follow- ,of.Mr. Munroe, and assisted in the accom- flame tip with them one very cold moi'n- as to his Social condhinn with the whites. relation with his feuow mén
XV-‘iwrzsriw Fcb ‘>3 ‘Pl!-thtment Of measures which have con- ‘"95 Bl” ‘lll lll” ll"°°P5 “ll-lle ‘lellll’ lllll" i‘~'ucli is the law in almost all the States I O
,' , , - .den Denmark and Hambura to 'Holland,: , _ i
In the SENATE’ ll mehsage “ins reW|Wd\\litire he arrived in April? His fatherriperity. We need only meniioti the recog-glfltn snow d,,{,S_ llwy had burnt cvcr_y¥,Fl,ee Stmes are equally dmmablc with for [lblcr pens l1nn,nn,.3' ,0 my ,, just tribute
. was then in Paris, but visiting the Harrtie.-'nition of the independance of the Sotith Sel Of “~'00d. CV60 lite Stocks of their C‘ to his tnemoi'_v. The “ Old Man Eloquetit” has
mle lo celllll" acts of Conglelfl J -l v h t l h'~ so -'tlhl' ondii5‘lAmerican Re llbllcs first ad-voc'itt-d by ‘mllslielsi l0 Warm lll9mS€lW3S- ' - - - <
‘,.nn3n,med 3 message in writing‘ be.lll l‘ 3: 9 °°‘ l“ ~ ll “l l lllll _ ‘ _ll ‘Iv ‘ f R ‘ _ 1- _ _ States in which slavery exists. And of _ n
The treaty of peach was stoned-.:.,He-tiry Clay, in the l~ ouse o eprescnt.t- , 3168 ,5 l,e3,de me P,.e5,dem 5-,. . 1 b . . d
. . .- . * ‘av . ~ .- f CI/to .N’r;to Cunm°drrs——People who have . l le"lll‘ ll °l°lll'°
Maxim) ‘in September, and from that till M113’, l735,§,tIllves,daritl dthedsnccessful acqpisitéon ph Seen them bums in Enalmd “XS ‘hP",_.,.e,,sed ,,L,n;,,s, we blank popnlmimh so nnnon weeps 0,..c,.-his ,,_,_mb_
' ' - 4 ' ' ~' . ' ‘ t . di»’- ' ori i an 'usti ent of tie ants “ ‘ r‘ t “ ' “ - A “
Mn Sewer phopedthat we Senate would .he resided with l1lSf'1ll10I‘ln Lnglintl 'in ,5 t a _] it p lb. d A d . I If I
. . . . . . . has seen noiliirirr like them hitherto oti lliclll ll "9 ' cllse 0"-lllllle W” l "W59 THE PEACE TREATY
. , - - r l : d o t o tho countries. ance of his official labors. . . D j . . ‘ '
Air. Allen asked ill r. Sevier to withdraw .( Nlllglllslle 5 cle -V f Se When the time of Moriroels retireinentilllollll AllllllllC' We Sllllllille l’“‘Plll'9‘l fol‘ llle smile of Alallmmllia lesllellllble and
_ , , ‘ ,- ._ M, '{m( gent eman, w iom never .N _l _ .,
- llfloor of Parliament and heard sortie of the-'drew dear the claims of Mr. Adams totlie ll llellelel ' ». ~- - - .-I ‘ace’ ° lllllllel l°"" delll ll"? P"C°'
—. tl ;-lo l l- fill d, .-, H . , _ t , , _ _ ’ . . . p , L , . it-lite dovizcd to me in liiswi l sonict\vent' . . . . .
ml“-‘ “P le SP9‘ “l l‘ 8 0 8 ill 8 finestefiorts of Pitt, Burke, Fox and Slier-i.hi,gh oflice could not be overlooked. l’llS'-‘a_gfil:Ll:(ll]llt:)3l1l;1:;39$:)l'l5l’6)$,g3 the mrattetr for t 3 at which it is to be obtziiued, the prospect oft;
. , . .. " lnn His acquaintance with Jefferson _a ~~ i ll 39"" 0" l'1m5'p .. ‘ I . _ .' r i b peace will brim’ jov to every true American
been concluded with Mexico and If SO ll‘ ' .. . l , - - - - 5.‘ ortinfl the Canada mail (1 (er the work i.:-"llll" 3° ll’ lle °‘lll“° ‘ll lllollle O lle 9'. l’ . ‘
under “.h,,t anencv 0,. m,,l,’o,.iw 7 ’ who was then Minister to France, dates toltflof principle and lofty patriotism, niade.-ll v ‘Q ._heart The details of the treaty have not yet
also proposed to offer a resolution dnleclibll’ t‘ecottimeudecl to the notice of Was-li fithinkiticr men From‘ the Dopularitl’ ofigellllemnn, fl‘~"l"‘ll“l9‘l ‘Vllll Sllcll lll”lS5»’l mime “Mon to beheie’ in consuluence ' lempulhsedl hunts geneml femmes me~ as
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ilng the Judiciary Committee to inquire.,. ‘ , ° -. _ _ , ~l_ _ f ,, _
' ton by that reat statestmn. .lac.ison Crawford and L ay each 0 w tom , _ _ y - , y - _3 . ,_, . x .
‘Vl‘en.’_ :8 rmltllmr W“ nppgimed Minis. was thetcandidme or a layrre pan", theiahefld of any mhers. Bu, H ,5 d,mc,,|,:§the generous devizor had confidence lfli.-_tl}eI{IOG1.lll(.l€3,Slll I\t.w Mexico and Upper
imprison persons holding ofiiciul inter- l‘'‘ .c.‘‘ - . . - ‘-3 . ° '_ '
. . .- . - \‘ - s m 178.) lieselectoral collenes were able to male no _ _ . - , _ ,
course .W£t’.ll foreign nations, without an-lel lo llle Cowl’ ol “ll Jame ’ l "" l’ ‘ lment ten \-‘ears indicates. Every decade Ac°°”llll:°~.’l)' I l°°l\ measures l0 ‘"3 gnortlilatitude, thence dtie west to the Pacific,
was H. I I "t r I _ . . _. ,
. t s accom ltslied double . . mitt" usa am about 9 r it b d d l’
- At th first ballot Mr. Ad-imst.-, ‘ll lle ‘ls ‘_’ll_l' lll ll , , _ ,- ,,l=» 2: P -8 8 110 re mics
the Senate shit-ll hereafter transact cxecn- . . - _ e - .l,;. S i , Eiwliat was anticipated of it. wand have been lltllllly l° ledl" ~‘”l‘-'4‘-‘ I Cflfllei-’
- l - , - ' sion to return. He entered an advanced ‘received tut; ‘0l€5 Of I---lleell lllle*t"=" to [M5 on r [hm lnenl ulhyee of them _. _
tive iusitiess with open doors. , , . , ,- , ._ , . . st, 3» 5 _.«.-6.”, 0 ,,}.,t;,,,, of 50 000 on up .-d f h R-
'(SldSS in Harvard Ut‘tiversitv,and rzratiuatcd. which constituted a n‘iaJor-It‘y. ,, fie‘ inn rewlsionq which ronmmd Our? pg * P P - . is s. eo t e to
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on motion of .M‘,._ Bemon’ the Senate-at the end of two years. dklltlltlng clioireétee of the fiousc according y waited uponhwflr 0-f 1812 and the downfall Cr Bow-ii_Ne“, Orleans for ,h,,,_ Colony, nndnhe re.§(Jlltl]tl . . f . .
adjO,,,.ned_ of the law for his profession, he sttidietlaliim to notify him of his election, and re-. ‘ 9 ma;,lde,. Wm follow as Soon as they are::tet't')tOY)'1S about equal to a district 2.000 miles
Tit.r..uisn.n' Feb. ‘.24. r -. . . . - - - ———————-—-————- . , _ ._., ,
The SENATE convened .,., me 1,5,,“ hour P‘”5°“Sa ‘ll lVe\"l9l"l'P0“i and 3lll3l""‘"‘l5 Dllllllg llle foul years ol hls admlmslm. Pret/y Fail‘.-—Not lo g ago, a bgnutll‘ul,._o,j:3rlttton of these poor creatures,'_,but foréait isa vtist desert of rocks and at-id sand, desti-
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I, W“ moved to ,.esume.,he,c0_,,s,dem“onWmained four years smigfyin" himge”, of jmhemem the same undflimi‘mo_ at young lady of this city, u-no had formed the existence oi the Co ODl7|l.l0l1 .,o.cie y .tute ofsoil. wood ot natet. Foi tlits, viearo to
ofthe special order of the day. ’ ° " ’ ° r I Q _ h.b.t.._
clllles of law ‘ind uritinrr ocmstonallv wuished his former Political life Hisiaml address’ but who was unrortunmelyilbamal for me lllvllsdl llml Slime WON] I ldebls lllll’ llYM3XiC0 to our citizens, atid pay
- , , - - - 9 * ' - ~ . ’~_- - ~ ' ' ‘£5 , vb] t , ‘ .d -'. . ' -t'mi. ‘III to ‘en tiem to ew . _ , _ ... ,. - .
previously offered by Mr. Allen to punish’ polnicnl eSs,,ys_ Bu, “,he°n, in. 1794, theitcoursc was moderate. dignified and chm._‘~"°l 'l°°9Pl‘l e lo lle Pill‘-’lll‘l °l llls l'l 3’ —9"l'lll°lll'l l ‘ ‘ to tend) ctisliitylcen Jlfzlltoiis Q/‘dollars.’ The
unauthorized negotiators, and adopted. h _! f d I I d d l H H t t Or,
- . . . . . . . .t e ionse oun means nevertie css to war e as my saves itni iey go on r y _ _ _
lle‘l'l5'°l llle lilllllllll lllllllslelt Gellelt lllli" Tlle llllllllclal lllllllls ‘ll llle lllllloll were .’comnitinitiate with him; but astrict w'altcli?‘lhe jurisdiction of the United States.” ‘lhe cosl of the W“ Cannot fa“ shalt of $100‘
' . ' . .. . . . beinrr kc )l. on her b her friends she was ,.
All" some ‘llllel ,llllllllll°ll‘llll llllslll‘-"*5 under the siatiature of “ Marcellus,” in large sums were expended upon our in- f’bl l , , y , T’ , ti peace, or as the war party have tt:,$'21,000.-
a mcssatre was received from the House ‘'5 ,i.- h I . ‘ h _ - 3 ,| ~ _ - d - . , "Ol *1 9 l° ll'3«'e ‘ell’ ‘—’5UlP°- ll‘? mllllel Clay were free as soon as they were at . . - . . .
‘c , t vi tic ie set fort , what has since been fl_lE'l‘H.| improvements-tnore, in eeo, uasg, t _ -000 for a strip of Mexican teirttory, which is
when l\.r. Davis announced the death of __. Sam They cm, come back from Linennv
OH.“ {in “F I H _ . G H .,,. Ethem. One bcautilulSabbath she attended
and feelinn. ,.e,nn,.ps. m0.‘s,e(‘ me ‘usual? Ollia Gin orfltyeiu ::}lOyl} concetrngttp E8[mt._0 of hi r c, r Md 0‘ _all that 0111-gO\veI‘lJlDellt[)i1ld_f0[- the whole of
_ ca , ‘c i i--s. ier nai ns. ti ins s e ecesso *: it w i .« - - ~ , ' « ..r . .
resolutions and advocated tltetn -in aanclo.lv;ll l 3-, P l a ' P gulllled Sllllesv ll Slale l‘l“5 do “°l l°lbl‘l- Loutsiaiia Teri-itoiy, which has already made
tESS.
was passed during the stormy times of the this account resigned his sea’, in l808.—— been consumed in building up we fnbrlcjtlie great object of our search had fled-
lJ belt resumed in the SE.\'.\TF.‘ . . _- , _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Pall Ones lg ” ’ occurrences. W hen John Adams was appointment. of Minister to Russia, and lutlve dome, H15 'non,~e.- relnmves ml] mounted men. .blc sage has reacheda much greater age than
b the House and usl’ed for its immediate . , . . . . , , ,‘ , _ _ .
Y ’ ' Quincy accomparited him, though at th'.'s- couitdence of the Lmperor Alexander to'- [noufngr besnlo lns g,-n,-(._ "Into the hands of the Aiticricans. One of
. . ~ - « ‘but Clfflllcn months in l78‘.‘ls at ‘chool resentatives of other nations It was this -5" ~’7"7ll3/ 071 S/"”’03-“‘Al Dl'°lllllC‘lmi'
insisted on the usual couise of l£‘g'l:iltlllOll.E I: i , .-v 9; t. and CM] Governor of me City’ COL Du_ He has 0,,,n,.ed ,1", ,,0n,,c,,] 5,0,,“ ,,.hich:0nc0
. ., ,m_-tructio:-_- ? .' . , ,,.f . ‘ ' . . T '_l5long aiters for travellinrr in dee snow Commander of T.-oo ;,
Mn Benton mmauuced Wm, great feelmg,g ~ s oflranlilin, who COll(EHeLl '1 in thc then €X!SllI’t_£I war between the Lot 3 _ E 2 :5 P ., 13* pp ‘ _ . .
notic knew him but to respect hint. and none
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Several bills on private mzfums “.e,.e,,l0ltri Adams was again dispatched by Con- -‘ofler oti her part of direct negotiation, and’l“lll1 3" "0" Slllltli‘ ill llle €n<l- They The fact Slillefl In the following E‘-‘ilfiltl
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mr mramry can mlermke them 5 and H 3 its piescnce, lndyllls dettli IS lamented by
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of the rulcit to offer njnim msolmion of ,a pettlous passage, for the ocean was at_,,Ghent. Stngtilarly enough, he occtipied.r._l0€’~ I 9 £300 0 ll“? (‘M1000 ball: M‘.-,1 H
I _ _‘ _ N d we nmiOM];_,.,,a(.es npnn. 'l‘l,ey nre Very nsefnl soldgerschad done this “ three or four years ago,”§with the wisdom and experience of almost a.
Quittnan, Smith, Ladwallader, Duncan and honor with E M] rflilhrulnew i~ '
others, for their bravery during the iV.lex- q ‘ "' 3 . .
y _ ' _ .bcfore this time.
into the port of Fcrrol, in Spain, \\l19n(‘("'l\'JmlSl(.‘l' to Great Britain, and continued‘: “Ml l"ll‘9S ‘ll 3 l.-"elll l"ll‘-’- ll lle” l‘”l£—.' his gllmtintellectscctiicdtoshino 'witlitliegi-en-
vole or “O nllell’ to 54' n0eS' went soon after to Holland \\ here he-‘
‘ i in, nrder to serve the cnnnlrv in n mnrelfdred miles twelve hours sooner than a_ lowing is an extract from his speech as_
the celebrated University of Leyden.
- - , , - . , {its 13,193 l, -' ' _ l D ' _ _ , ‘Sl-tlllonlll the iftoflhe nation ora nil b t
Adams was seized Wm, ,, 5,‘ and the . ‘lll l9SP°"~"‘lbllll.V lo llle Ell‘-'°llll"° "llll-l’ ll ‘llmg slege O mmllellll‘ {possible lllal‘l.\’.l8SSflCl]l1Sel.lS may be an ex- g ’ um le es
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line of free nnn,.s”y he "my be descended’ .cindite scholar, it sound politician and it noblo
Both Houses met this iiiorriing at 9, 3
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“ed llllless 0f Ml” Adams: llley l1‘l.l°ll“l9‘l"l°ll°e lll ll Pelellllllllgt lle lell Ml" Dlllllllltol male‘ lle lellllllcll llle lllll crlllllllellwl in no State could he stand on an etlualtt)’ he blctid the priiiciplcs of his religion in every
ing Winter -traveled alone through Swe- ,. . . But - ' Id" '
3“-,bnte(l In our nnuonal glory and pr05_i&ll'lg frozen in their tents, among the ttit.iun- ,-that ii excludes him from mese; and they} we “on attempt no eulogy. We leave
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from the President Dl’l|'lOUl't(3ll’t}_{ his stgnu- . ..,,,0,. . _ _ _
He also .‘l‘l_Q'0l‘0uS' laws in this respect, with the
been gathered to his fatliei's—thoPrcsident soti,
ggeped to contain ll-,,_. new -’l‘,enly wnl,,.l"‘-‘lll”l- late years the rigor of those laws have in- .
‘Fr-itit-e ll't\’ln0‘ intercourse with the inosthclaims to point out the value and import-llllllllllllll of Cllllllllelcet S”-V llllll llle lwlllll that in some Slates emlmclplmon is pm-
; 0 into executive session. ‘ ' ’ ‘ O ' ‘ ' "’ ‘ -3
. . .: It is no lon er '1 matter t-ftl bi: tl 1* - ~
_ _ _ l h . t d d ,n . ~ g t I . on in. we ate
his niotton, as he (Mr. Allen) wished to lll l"°"“l" 9 ‘‘'‘‘S l” "0 “C9 “Poll e ézien day passages Cave . '§ll“’ l" my to litivc I’
wished to know wlieth;=r an armistice had ‘long ‘lllll ellllllelll Selvlces’ firm lnlegrliyll Eifive or thirty Slallesa “'llll°”l 3")’ llllllllll‘
He _ , _ _ _ _ «ad, 9 mm .,[. I , .,- l ( Eqtiest. I was surprised at this but had.
this period, and he was afterwards strong-.;him the choice of an intelligent and cal ll‘ ’ lel lllll ll°l 0 lll“ ll ll 'lll Olles '
_-Says that the new boats are ten ,.e,,,.s$;tif my connection with this Society, tliat.-;"_fo1lows:——iltcedes to us all the country east of
into the expediency of fratning an act tollli'l- I Id 1 . _
‘gin these times, to say how mticli itnprove-§"_'°a illld lllill “O” 59"‘ lllem l0 Llbe"t.lCtlllfOl'nm down to about the parallel of 32°
. .ria.
. . ~'-~ ' ' —-l o ' “.‘ omi ’lllOl'l and the uestion devolved On: -, - - -. - ..
thority :; and also another declaring that . .de‘lll.°llS or cllllllllellllg ll.lS b9U(vallf)n:l’l1 Mn‘ ’ q ‘.C°l"Pll*ll llle °l’.l9°l ‘ll llle” °°l°“l’-‘3ll°"i:i-’
in his l'.{]ll‘.’B country, he obtained perniis-..«,btti.,,l‘€‘S3- - , . , _ _
Liberty n.€V8I‘r ,i,,aci'oss the l\ortli end of Mexico, with ti Mexi-
-+ i -: .berran fully to dceelop her powers until ‘i
- - ACC-mm Pa 0 ' . . l .
V, , , . .— ' rhave actually embarket at the oit 0
ll "haul ucllllg llpon qny or llle llbolp’ ‘ l p L e, and as many more on theotlter. This’
in the office oftlie celebrated Theophilus,§'_ceived an answer of acceptance. "Plllle' ready Now what would have been ,ne—‘:‘]ong nnd_1,oo() in-ond, but ,1 very lnrge pm, of
established himself in Boston, where hegition be preserved the same calm balance‘
. .m eve d. I. I l d “I . I , t t . . I h. h h d di [in ._’an attachment to a gentleman of wortli;:,'I‘hey could not have been freed In _Al3'3;{'piiy the expenses oftlic war, assume all the
,_ , wt . n H12‘ IIS rnowe Ueo ie rin-- ac imen o rinci e w ic _ a s -- ‘
lhe Senate took tip the rcso-lo:tton ‘ l’ p ' P p l
. ' . .d ' . ' d ,0 l m slaves and lllc’ were re . .. -
, . _ .count.rv was aroused and excited by ap- acterized by great republican simp],cny_ «love» 'l“‘l ll’! . In Consequence, been denic r eans as y 3 3 claims ofourcitizcn are about $6,000,000 and
Mr. Baldwin offered a resolution "
.,Atlan~,5 entered the field with three articles,-onducted with the stiictest integrity These slaves, thus liberated by Mr. .000,000_ Thus we méto my $1.31‘000'000,b,,
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mmin t t O”. I. . I d u ~.,. 6. med i th er m. ‘e “em 0‘, was however, at length :it'ranr_red between
, - en at its otctcacree — ieio c it e m-inc itii rot t ‘ ‘ :. . . - ~
ll” cllllllilglles llllll lllll" ll fell’ ‘-'l°‘1'l9"l~ P P p the countr v tlrilii duiina all Ellie adminis-‘*9 - ' ' l ‘ d ' ' d t r t fth mun} not wmthhmmgl Fifteen minions was
3 ‘ -‘- ‘ .%_church with her friends, but during the _lflle.‘.' eslle "tall E“ ‘l 3"} Pl” ° 3
these letters the anticillated the Precise 2* OM58 of the service found it necllssmly
quent manner. Twenty~five slaves at $400 each, would lln-Ce or loop States with enough left for as
-. amount to 5810,00.
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»cour*c wlii h was r ccorrme d d briltiuiientillildonbaiild iiiiiiilrttiilbliiinliilepsmptidaieecl ‘to seek the Open air’ A carriage was
ll‘ llle HOUSE. Ml" Hllllllllll’ or lllllss" :VVasliinQton and agreed to by his cabinetfthirtll millions of" the national debt had 'J“.m¢lmtglmlihcldllorl .mtl0 ‘(ll-nL.h 8lie.en “llm has glvell ll‘l°l'° "lllllvv lll°l°’llllll wllllllllslllg ll slllllllll lll°5l Pm’
nnnnnnned me death of ms cnlle,,,,,,e,H.‘ - " . . ._~ .. . ,. teie wit 1 ier oi er, .in( _to\e met to p . _ d - ~t.l~' \V _ . .1‘. v .d
W1 Ad _ _ c ,3 is t'epu..ttion for clear _]ll(lgl'HClt[ atidbeen paid offal. the end ofhis term. Ihe _Trinit’ churvh wherp ‘he ' were immedi_ll,nn ten lhougand dollars towards the uctlic 011 Pg” :- 8 N6 W1 mg.nS We 581 v
‘ l’ ‘mm’ lll ll slllllll of unwmlllolll'l|"ll1'l“fil f0I‘é‘$i-.‘::lt-t,2tllitis honorably estab-violent and bitter opposition he met-with , l, - ’ - _' l~ - - -': l . .1 -V C] .1 1, to pay any price to obtain peace, but we cannot
eloquencennd mo,-ed [hens-‘V1 I-egoluuonc . . . , ~ . . . . 4. ,. . ’ aiely married in defiance of all oppositton..ibolit.on of s atery iii‘. :25 ms 9. -0 .
. _ " * ‘t lished, H-ll!‘-O'(llJ€8vCl him to the notice of well known. Jhe friends of Jackson W b 1- , h_ , . 1 . ' - help thinking how “dear we have paid fortlio
“if-“ch were unanlfnguslv adoptgd, Vvhuhinato to ‘vb q _ d fl _ d ,r d d . 1 _ V‘ 8 8 l8\8l ell. lie parents lute SInE't; 1 _ ” _ h
Mr Gm or ofl~(_red'a resolution th“ *l~ B "a '°5e;'°~,‘9“m all coll "ll" 'l'll“ 0" "°l_ll llle _ '9 ll 105“ ll) _l0bec0me ,.E,cOm.,]ed ,0 ”,cl,. enterprising _ ___ whistle, and howcrest-fallen he must how 0
M . :3,’ Y i t (l€|'lC{~,'l'l(3 \\-35 at once admitted. , the measures ofhis administration, which \B H E I _ fin Em; mm Suflrocaled 5,, a Sea commenced this glorious ,,.,n. of conquest, If
. r. Adams scat should remain vacant, A 1 . d - _ {J p‘ .. _. . - - . - 50"‘ 7'59 ‘ 1/7’ "E 3- =% 5' ‘ .
_ t t ie retommen atiou o. e erson, ht , rested not until it had proctiicd his defeat. __ , . . . . d r m Hus nccmmt of the costs of peace could be
llllll l'°gelll°l llillll llle llllllt Sll°lll'-l be was a minted Minister to Holland in Ma at the Presidential election iti l8"8 The A . » ._._' . 3?‘Cl/'93’-"Tll9 l°ll°“'”l‘a’ l5 °°llle mm ll‘ ' ’ .
V l n d’ ' of l‘ .d . A .' lll . . ”. ‘. . ‘ . ‘ ' . ".1 l]’?Asa looking-wlsss if it is a true ' summed upthe fifteen thousand American sol.
C ol 6 ll‘ lll°ll”l”l»—_ 0" l “fly "3 3- 1794-, and from that time until 1801 tie-effect of this uripriucipled partisan feeling, " - ‘ ° ’ - lfllfi 1-t|"€|‘P00l P3P9l" .' . .
Ml’ Tlllmadge ollellefl ll lesollllloll llllll‘~'mained abroad, serving the C0~U=Uttl°y irnin its opposition to the high liberal aitrisonel ,l'l'l,l‘ll‘.ll~".t"’P'f’5‘~’,'ll5 the ‘lace lflfglh-"Tl The following is an extract ofaprivatellllllls “'ll° llllle llled 0" lll°_ llllllle field’ llllllllm.
8 commmee be aplinllllild’ °ll° lllelllllel various diplomatic capacities. Immedi--of Mr. Adams, was felt inithe enibarrass- l at ii,-0 is l '30,?-‘ll e (in? it Hi lliyllodllletter dated New Orleans, Nov. 511, ft‘otn"f0“lYIll011Stmd more. “'h0'fl_l19)’ 9'78!‘ !'0tl1l'n.
limllll “Ell Sllllefllld Ill"-‘l'_l'll°l'.V~ l° llcC°m“.ntelyr before the expiration of Washing-menls which were brought on the country lfiisie cl'?eie;,?ui; hoe igzgd l:,:,.lSn.,(ia passenger in the Constitution, Sampson, will return with diseased buddies, shatteredcoui.
P:gl_Yhl' 9 l'e'l(}‘llllt"d l° llllellllelllnllll ‘ll tools term he received the appointment -of by his successor. Sotne later l‘tlsl.0t‘l8lt,l‘1hen he’ is (heerrul J0/m ‘ ’ ‘ which sailed from Liverpool on the ggd s,i,,,n0,,s, b,.oke,, J-onns nnd the lndenns stun,”
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l~ H°Ol:s‘l “ll e.nd.0ur d Minister to Portugal. but while on lnsscanmng this period with an unpreludtced .__.___.._________ ,. of September=—“ We “ere toiled out_ of ofmnputatedlxmbs. tie might then see at what
Vf__l:l____-l_“__.lle ' way to Lisbon, his destination was chang-eyci‘ will doyfull honor to his acts, and the Human Glor_i/.—“What recollections,” the rivet‘ hlgy ‘‘ sleilmllolglliddllfllng “llllcll a fearful price 11 pence has been bouglit. It"
‘New and Dazzlma Dre“ for the Ladies pd by_Prestdent Auamslgo -Berllin, wliei-El-hgg dprtnciples by which he wps g0V'sa]d B0m,pa,.,e‘,itc,.n,,.d npnn my ,nemn.,y,l,n,e op.-ls lip were seated e! or persons.Suchis,he,.es,,n ,,fM,._po]kis..eminen,]y sue‘,
_ _ ., A , to resided four years. uriugt its peito erne . gnnen my thoughts are no longer occupied who mtg it are secrete tiemse ves inacegsm wm,.,t1,e so,me,_,he tmgedyis endeddw
""3 "9“’ l"V3“l'°"i Plesefllell l0 llle ll}5l|' he visited the Riesengebirge, the wild After Jacksonls inauguration he retired be", (S,_ Helena) ,,’_.n'n political topics and order to pass across the ocean free. Well,¢-be""e!_ Thus wenm.e..i,,de,m,,, foptn" ldsn’
""9 last b*_ll'll"l.‘lY ll“ made Some llll-_l¢9 .mountain district of Silesia, the haunt of to the old homestead at Quincy, where helocnl vexations, l am can-led boo]; to myeiglileen were found, fifteen of whom the ' _. -Yr . I _ W ‘v -y ' lip '
fl0l59- ll '5 the 5°l"ll00 Of ill? great dill-'Gertnan fairv tradition, whicliat that titne passed a’ rear. or two in the ettj0\'nient Olfirst im')ressions of the life of man lt master sent back by the steam tag. The llllll 5‘l°lllll3° °l ll“ llllllle ll’ llle 5l"lP°°f°l’lll"
llclllly °l glllllllg 5lll"e“ SW35 Wlll10Ul(l9- was liartllv known to tourists. He was tranquil ‘domestic life, and suirounded seems llo me alwaye in these moments of rest he allowed to work their passage. 0" d0SBff.\\'hich if ever annexed to this coun-A
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‘°l'l°”lll"g llle l.l'”llel"l‘ll- SP9‘-‘UM-‘D8. b01l1' the first American who ascended the ‘ with the happiest social relations... Butcnlm “Ht 1 should have been me h.,pp,e,,A{le,- [he mg had left, and we were in thea'lJ)', will l)1OVe ti cui'se to us. \Ve had better;
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plain and ligllfell. We”? handed “0U"‘li 3°~'Schtieekoppe, which is considered thesuch a_.man as he, could not be spared long mnn in lhe world with 12,000 francs,” a channel, a large sea chest was secretly .S¥“'6 0111' fillfiell mllllml-9 l0 P03’ 9!“‘l1?l’°3.l ‘lam!-
you may expect the utmosfi. 9Pl_9'llll°l llllliighest niotintain in Central Europe, north from the Councils of the Nation. In 1830 little more than $2,000, “a year, litllng, usopened by the owner of ‘It, on lrisbman,;.;wi;l,.._.“-o shall need it nu, ’_t‘_hiis this
ll"? coslllllle ‘ll oi" lllilws l lsdwlnlfl' l.ll°l_llle D‘"llll’°' ll-l3_ le-99" ‘les"l'll’_ll"e ‘llllc “'35 ell-’°l°d_l° l'°l_l"e$°“l the C°“§1'l'?S' the father of a family, with my wife and ‘Who fOl_lnd_~l\’|ll1|“i W“ l"5 ll"l"i°-'9 lllll hlsgililoody contest closed, heaping upon the heads‘
is impossible.yo_tniagitie the afl mg ef- this tour appeared _in the P07‘/f0f‘20, pub-‘sional District in which he resided, and in S0,,’ at om‘. Old house at Ajuccioijl dead bl,o,her! He had secreted hm,’ anduaof the Admjnim_afiqn. disapp0,mm.mt*ehggrin'
f'r:¢l'0[ llle Elllldlllg "P0" l5lll”l- _ lished in l’h_t_l.at_lelphia,-_b_ut.f were ufterwardsthe ilollmving year took his seat in the. ’ ' ‘ the poor fellow was suffocated. He wasfiand lasting disgmée "
' . . . i p‘.“'?-9’ P”I’9T- published in ii volume, \vliich was reprint- thrown overboard that night." ' ‘
pi? “ Herels the lbiinisters,.hiit.ivhere’s,.
House of R_ep're-sentatives. Since then he ,
,- , """‘-"“-*"—-"““ . ‘ -ed in London, and tmnslated—itit0_Frencl: has been elected to nine successive Con-.the,,;stnirs'l".115lll9. d|'HDl‘f-’D ft-llm‘-’ Saul
A large whale was seen off the port of and German. His position in Europe at
__ I aressional tertns, the duties of which hefwhen he felt his way round the bed in_°thc
Charleston, on the 20th tilt. " this time, enabled liitn to -look iipoh tlie_ltas faithfully petformed ; till. after sixty-,dark.‘
The lpoet“ fi’*l,i,,;e,.' is at p,.cse,,, so, 55*“ Hon. Ilzxar CLAY is expected to visit
journing in Witsliington. [New York in tho course of the present week.
ORWALK GAZ
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