Democratic Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 3

Monday evening July: is most of the passengers were emigrants from Eng If the Clay party desire a tariff why don't land Ireland and Scotland Some of the persons they Pas Captain Tyler says he will one 1 1 1 a a 1 a I 9 a A 4X 1 Vwk Iv zfeaa A Kk a 4k A 4k 1 I AM A CIRCUS AND CARAVAN ft 1MX oR o'clock ilte following dawiM'M on the Sndinst ww09T7ooe AG (7 train came 1 nf finite far weight of the freight including other matter besides the flour was SOO tons Tin: Impeachment The Globe gives the fol 1'vving synopsis of a speech made by Mr Botts in the House of Representatives on Monday last: Mr Botts addressed the committee at length chiefly in opposition to the legality of the' course pursued by the Executive in issuing circulars to the collectors of the customs and in favor of an im peachment of the President He contended that the Executive had no right to prescribe the mode in which duties should be collected It was illegal and if acquiesced in the President might order a duty of 20 per cent to day and five per cent to morrow This he regarded as a grievous state of things for which there was no remedy butimpeach i the power of the House to impeach'was not resorted to in less than six months Pennsylvania Avenue would gleam with 10600 bayonets At the proper time he should make movement on the subject of impeachment and in doing so he disclaimed act ing as the counsel of the whig party 'He stood on his own responsibility and claimed the merit of ha ving been first to raise the flag of impeachment in this lie spoke for some time in abuse of the President and in denunciation of those who had charged the members of the House with a desire to elicit a con flict between congress and the Executive He re ferred to1 the action of the President on the appor tionment bill and denounced it as unconstitutional and disorganizing He had he said been charged with being a conspirator and the prime mover in all the schemes to circumvent the Executive As he understood the term he was a one of the most active and violent in the House against the doings of such a man as was now seated in the Executive chair Reigns at Every Suffrage press has been silenced in Rhode Island and not a print there dares relate the daily outrages that arc practiced on private rights while the royal press de nies to the world whatj every man and woman in that colony knows to be passing before their eyes The Daily Express the Suffrage organ was warned to quit the building of which it had a lease and to en force this summary ejectment threatened with a squad of bayonets if it did not 'obey and that press is silenced by threats of violence as effectually as Constantine silenced the liberty presses of arsaw Boston Post Awrr Steamwoat Km tost the Montreal Courier of Monday receive eu at tms last evening we mm that an expto WJUA JNirev" IJB IWiM'i rowxfollifww 43ll9IlrwDd( Correspondence of the Phil Daily Chronicle Harrisburg July 11 1842 year of Jubilee is come Throw open the prison doors and let the unfortunate debtor go free The House concurred this morning in the amend ments made by the Senate to the bill abolishing im prisonment for debt so the bill has passed both Houses finally and will doubtless receive the sanc tion of the Governor CorrcRponJcjce ofthe Bolon PoM Washington Saturday July 9 3 There is no longer any doubt that the whigs will impeach Captain Tyler The articles of impeach ment are already they are to be brought for ward as soon as the tariff bill leaves the House Mail Arrangements It is now contempla ted by the Postoffice Department to establish a sort of express mail between New York and Buffalo pass ing through so as to furnish the public with some such accommodations for letters as Pom eroy and expresses furnish for packages This may be very effective in promoting public ac commodation In this new organization hear that it is pro posed to supersede some of the mail agents who were but lately appointed and to substitute other men in their Roch Eve Congress Saturday July 9 In the House to day the Hon Cost Johnson according to pre vious notice asked unanimous consent which being refused he moved to suspend the rules for the intro duction of a resolution (preceded by a long pream ble with reference to the embarrassments of the states)providing for the appointment of a select com mittee to consider those embarrassments and report by bill or otherwise a measure of relief (which he intends by the issuing of Government stock to be given tothe States) The motion failed (two thirds not voting therefor I Yeas 7 Nays 132 The Tariff bill was again taken up in committee of the whole NOVELTY UNPARALLELED THE ONEY LIVING GIRAE OR A MEIEOP ARD IN A MERICA IT BEING 17 EET IN HEIGHT A WEIGH 17S0 1'OlN'Dri Love is the shadow of the morning which decrea ses ns the day advances riendship Js the shadow of the evening which strengthens with the setting sun of life "'To Wxstf woolen All description of woolen goods should be washed in very hot water with soap and soon as the article is cleanssd immerse it in cold water let it then be hung up to dryiX VUVC i ilniri nurfmAl I imam A man is taller in tho morning than at toighi to th extent of half an inch or more owing to ths rehx ation of the cartilages Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun Washington July 8 1842 The negotiation is not yet quite settled I learn to day that the probabilities are that the Great Tariff bill with the Distribution clause appended will pass the House aboutthisday it will go tothe Sen ate and in the mean time probably on Saturday Mr Botts will bring up a resolution to impeach the President The resolution will be sustained by the whigs and the subject will be kept sufficiently alive to throw the signature of the bill into the hands of Mr Mangum There is no doubt these are the caucus arrangements at present What the cud will be God only knows The experiment of a Vice President administering the government is now to be tested I should not be surprised to find two governments in this city before one month Noth ing can avert a most lamentable state of things but the interposition of the democra's in both houses of Congress In the mean time let us hope for the best 1 Correspondence of the Express Washington July 12 The Senate have made the following confirmation of nominations submitted by the President: Coates Postmaster at Batavia New York rancis A Bloodgood Postmaster at Ithaca York Amos Tyson Collector of Customs Niagara Ayes 20 to 15 William Willard Surveyor Saybrook Connecti cut Hezekiah Hawley Mardall lorida' Wm Johnson Surveyor General Ohio Michigan and Indiana Bradford Register of land office Lebanon Alabama Mr McKay Navy Agent Savannah Geo Western Birch nominated for an office in ay ette Mo was rejected Mr Churchill's confirmation as at St Lou is you have before heard of There are several no minations yet pending All of these nominations have been acted on with a desire to harmonize with the Executive and the rejection of Mr Birch was more at the instance of Mr Benton and for reasons given by him than from any other cause is impossible to know at present one half one quarter of the villainous enormities and das tardly cruelties practiced upon the down trodden in humanly abused Suffrage but the positive knowledge that they are torn from their of tied like felons and marched through streets for the sport and to receive the in sults of their cowardly crammed into the narrow cells of a prison with no friend who dares to raise his voice in their behalf within hearing of the tyrants who rule the is enough to make blood stand in his veins while bis quivering lips utter a prayer to the Just God in Heaven that His aid to the suffering will be Boston Post i Removals at the Custom House The Collec tor has removed eight of the Custom House officers We have not learned whether they are yet filled There are to be other removals made so we arc in formed Among the appointments is that of Mr George Tompson a sterling democrat Plebeian Three dollar notes on the Green wich Bank of this citv are in circulation: letter II No 532 June 17th 1841 The engraving is badly executed but the general appearance of the bill its well calculated to deceive Era Vessel Sunk Tho schooner Essex loaded with salt castings from Oswego bound for this port on the yth run on the spar of a vessel lying sunk near Turtle Island in Maumee bay which so injured her that she irnrne lately filled in about ten feet of wa ter We learn that she was day before yesterday recovered and brought into this port Damage a bout covered by insurance Toledo Regis ter (Tt appears by a letter from Mr Barber in the Albany Evening Journal that that gentleman has been removed from the office of Postmaster at Cooperstown and a violent loco foco appointed in his The whigs as might be expected were very indignant Buff Me before the adjournment of the Senate last riday it passed the remedial' Justice bill as it is termed providing for the removal to the Courts of such cases as that of McLeod It pas sed by a vote of 27 to 1 7 Arrest of A letter from Bal timore published in New York says thatC I1 Mitchell who was released on bail has been arrest ed at Zanesville Ohio by officer Coulson on a re quisition from the governor of this State Extract from the WashingtoB cqr respondenco of the Era: ilmore calculate that it will require yet about two months to pass the tariff with the land clause to swear about the veto which will ensue and then to pus a biff without the diatribution fea tureami to finish the other business of the eeaaion He has therefore directed the eetitMte for appropria tions bCr Pennsylvania The Pennsylvania House of Representatives have passed a supplemental appro priation bill to pay the ordinary expenses of the ernment of the State by a vote of 74 to 3 following statement of the provisions contained in the bill is from the Gazette: authorizes the governor to borrow at 6 per cent for seven years the sum of $370000 to pay in terest falling due August but should he not be able to borrow the money then the Auditor Gener al is authorized to issue certificates of State stock to be given to persons entitled to interest to the amount thereof The governor is further authoriz ed to sell the stocks owned by the Commonwealth if they bring a sum which at five per cent interest would equal the dividends on the same for 1941 and if they cannot be sold within sixty days at par then the governor is authorized to exchange' any of the Bank Bridge or Turnpike stocks at par for certifi cates of State stock at 4 i 4 A The Congressional Election We cut the folldwifig from an article in the last Mount Clemens Patriot as an evidence of public opinion in that quarter: question seems to be much agitated whether or not Michigan shall be districted in time for the fall elections To do it will be necessary to call an oxtrJf session of the Legislature the peo ple be willing to be burdened with the expense of an extra session when tho object can be attained at some subsequent period without this extra ex pense and without detriment to any interest? It must not be forgotten that the taxes are already on pressive and it is fair to presume that' the people will not be satisfied with any unnecessary increase of taxation We confidently believe that our pre sent state administration will be slow to adopt any course which the interest And well being of the State does not call for that will add to the burdens of a too patient and suffering people If the election 'should not take place untibnext spring what interest would suffer? Would the peo ple or the politicians who are anxious to secure a seat in the national legislature be the losers? 1' they are elected next fall they cannot take their seats for more than a year after the election and if they are not elected till the ensuing spring will they not have ample time to prepare for the journey to Washington? If the election for members of con noe kIiaiiM he nnstnoned till snrinff a laree amount will behaved to the pcople and ho interest placed in jeopardy but the interest of wily office seekers VVCWinU lU BW Jiu CAHO WVMiWJ isU to make it necessary Thb Slave Trade Capt Borden of the whale ship Sally Ann who arrived at this port on Saturday last from St Helena has furnished us with a lst carefully compiled by a friend at that place of the slave vessels and number of slaves capt ured by vessels of war on the west coast of Africa and taken to the island of St Helena for adjudica tion and condemned at that place during the period from July 3 1840 to May 1842 It cannot but excite surprise and indignation among our readers to learn the arreat extent to which this nefarious practice is still carried on The list before us in cludes thirty two vessels having on board at the time of their capture no less than five thousand one hundred and thirty nine slaves Of these 1736 have died 1332 have been conveyed to the cape of Good Hope 542 to Demarara 120 to Jamaica 201 to Trinidad 198 have been apprenticed at St Helena and 1010 remain to be sent in accordance with their own choice to the British colonies Of the thirty four slavers 28 were captured under Portuguese co lors 2 Brazilian 1 Monte Video and 3 English Among the latter is the brig Cypher formerly of Salem Mass JYew Bedford Mercury As lofty trees not only call down refreshing show ers but also attract the lightning which destroys them so mortals who aspire to rise above the com mon level must expect to gather tempests about their heads Bay Barley Messrs Newberry Dole of Chicago as we learn from the Detroit Ad vertiser have several barrels of this grain raised at Green Bay from seed brought from Bay which becomes ripe for harvcstmg'in eight weeks af ter sown The kernels are full plump and nearly twice as large as common Barley and two crops it is said can be raised from the same ground in one season If this be true our farmers would do well to procure the seed But would it not soon degen erate in this latitude and after a succession of sea sons become so acclimated as to be no better than other Monroe Jldv irst Boat down to Independence rom a letter dated Defiance July 9 we learn that the first Canal boatby the way of the canal had reached there from Indiana and would come down to Independence that night or the following morning Thus it ap pears thot with the exception of about 20 miles the distance between Providence and Independence where the River is navigable for canal boats wo have a continuous communication from this city to Lafayette la Toledo Register Bank Items The stocks which were to have been sold on the 6th instant on account of the New York Banking Company have keen withdrawn from the market and it is understood that the circulating notes of that bank will be redeemed at par The North River Bank has commenced is siing notes under the free banking They retain in a good measure the appearance of the old notes and are beautifully got up bearing on the face the fact of being secured by New York state A Sun Tin? Harvest The farmers in this county says the Easton Md Star have nearly gotten through their harvest and we regret to say the crop is a short one A gentleman informed us that his pros pects for a thousand bushels a few weeks a go were highly flattering He does not now expect more than three hundred bushels yield The crop enerally is injured and in some sectians amounts to almost a failure and no croaking about it wish it were otherwise the practical inconvenience of the apportionment in the bill now pending before the senate oi sylvania for single districting that commonwealth? Philadelphia'city forms part of two two wards Cedar and New Market being set off to Southwark Moyamcnsing Passyunk and Block ley i Spring'Gardcn also forms part of two the first and second wards being set off to Kensing ton and the Northern Liberties and the other two to Montgomery county Roxborough and Penn Township The residue of Philadelphia county is set off toBucks county Lancaster county is in part thrown into old Berks Perry county is halved one moiety "being annex ed to Cumberland and ranklin and the other to Union Huntingdon and Juniata Westmoreland is also cut in twain one half going to Bedford and Somerset and the other to ayette and Greene Allegany is also divided six townships being set off tn Mercer and Butler This be it remembered is the apportionment of a whig committee of the senate of Pennsylvania It may therefore be taken to be as favorable a trial of the practical working of the law of congress as chn be had in any state And yet the ostensible object of the bill the equalization of representation for which tbe cutting up oi counties and cities is made seems to have been entirely over looked or disregarded as impracticable Those dis tricts so far from approximating the ratio contain a population varying from 60000 to 83000 a range which could scarcely be wider were the states left to district by counties as heretofore Albany 'lr Gen Hajuiison Opinions of Clay moEAY The following is an extract from a speech of the lion MrProffit at a colebration of tho 4tli of July riiuuueipua: Gen Harrison had liveil the same quarrel would have arisen I called to see Gon Harrison after his innuguration just as 1 waS about returning home to enter upon 1 cqnvass for re election and fonfid him by whigs who were urging upon him the necessity of making a general sweep of democrats from office But what was his reply? help me God gentlemen sooner than do an act of such injustice I would resign iny I re inaiaed with him after they haa taken their depart ure' He continued walking the room for sometime in a state of great excitement (he said) the federal portion of the party are endeavoring to take the reigns of government and if they do 1 JJ a Wt trP Uf ivc US LTC7 lfcf UU A B1 VUV ScilUt the federal whigs obtain possession of the government and they will drive us all to perdi NEW YORK MARKET July 13 2 Genesee flour is still $6 with small receipts and small sales Ghio round hoep $5 75 sales Brandy wine corn meal ales at $3 Oil rye is worth 8 cta Jor prime A cargo ot North corn brought 54 cts and a parrel of Ohio worth a bout 55 cents both weight delivered There is demand for Ohio pork re inspected at $7 75 for mess and $5 25 for prime Sales good tur pentine at $2 50 A parcel of prime wheat from Illinois old 120 cts for export to tbe British provinces Jersey cat sold at 30 cts rom the Msdixouian Consfiract against the We have heed prevailed on to withhold for a short time a fow names vitally connected with the revolutionary movement about to bo made to suspend the Presi dent of the United States and substitute a wild fc rocious anarchy in the place of our revered Repub lican form of government Before we proceed to divulge tho plan of opera tion laid down by the conspirators which has for tunatelyfallen into our hands we would dwell fora moment on the events of the past which first roused our suspicion that a fatal blow wak meditated against 6ur glorious institutions (We come at once to the As soon as the Tariff Distribution bill passes the House perhaps on Saturday next John Minor Bott (if he be not in the meantime frightened from his purpose by the Madisonian) will rise in lus place and prefer articles of impeachment against the Chief Magistrate of our country Immediately a resolution will be adopted by the Clay whig caucus majority declaring the President's legal to discharge the duties and powers of his office while his trial shall be pending in the Senate It will not be a joint for that by the constitution (which they would not appear to over throw at the onset) would nave to De approved by the President But they will regird it as They will consider the President suspended The Tariff Distribution bill will then be rushed through the Senate and signed by Mangum' Maugum must retire to his boarding house if the White Hopse is not surrendered to him and act as President of the United States He will be regarded as such by the ederalists and obeyed accordingly In the mean time the Constitutional President (always conforming to the provisions of that sacred instrument) will retain his seat although not recog nized as the Chief Magistrate by the federal Clay whig majority Mangum may require the office holders to obey him and inasmuch as most of the important offices are filled by the minions and sycophants of Clay it is probable they will yield obedience Those who not can be removed The session will be prolonged The sweets of supreme command will not be relinquished by the powers that be until the last possible moment The trial will be purposely continued for months In the mean time a duplicate Cabinet may be ap pointed should the old one prove refractory There may be a struggle for the possession of the archives Some of the Cabinet Ministers have their marble tenements pretty well garrisoned and will doubt less be found to have hearts bold enough to defend them Thus the reign of terror commences Jcwill be among the first of its victims And we pray Heav en that we may not live to witness the utter hopeless complete prostration of Liberty It is said that most of the and Navy officers are the partizans of the Dictator but thank God! we have reason to believe that the rank and file are not If any of the officers should be found willing to obey the mandate of the Royal Deputy we have full confidence in the sterling patriotism of the bone and sinew oi theland May that Almighty God who watched over us and protected us in the gloom of the Revolution not forsake us in the present crisis He who now oc cupies the Presidential chair wa scalled thither by tbe voice of our heavenly ather We place our trust in Him He will not fosake us He will still guard our glorious Constitution and shield our Constitu tional President against the wicked assaults of all political blacklegs and inebriate traitors Our country cannot be doomed to fall thus igno bly The Republic cannot be thus sacrificed to ap pease the ambition of a few reckless unprincipled demagogues who never obtain the power they seek by means of the ballot boxes We fear not the result We know that the Pre sident is as spotless as Washington in his official capacity What high crime or misde has he committed? None! and his accu sers know it But they are resolved to suspend him that they may in the interval fix upon the country the fangs of their federal measures He ill be acquitted triumnhantly acquitted and comforted and sustained by the unanimous voice of tbe nation But the reign of terror however snort may fix a stigma upon our Republican system of government But the usurpers will be punished Their reign will be brief as it will be inglorious and the penalty will be adequate to the offence while rm her way from Kingston 4o Montreal with 120 persons on board by vrtvchfifly tight lives were lost and a large number of persons badly wound ed 1 The bows of tho boat were blown out by tho ex plosion and she a ent down head foremost The alling There has been thus far quite a falling off in canal tolls as compared with several previous years According to tho Argus the ac count stands thus: 'd In each of the four last years to the 1st JulyJn each year: 1839 $608620 1840 555151 1841 689194 1 1842 593333 alling off from last year Rech (fThe state of thing in Woonsocket is deploT rable in the extreme The cotton manufactories have all been stopped and by far the greater part of tho help have left the state permanently amilies are moving in every direction No person is al lowed to express an opinion adverse to the Algerine policy on pain of instant imprisonment Society is completely broken up as several thousand people have hastily left and sought employment elsewhere Boston Dem 2 Cleveland July 2 1342 The receipts of wheat here from the 1st to 10th inclusive are 49609 same days last year 68125 bushels The price continues steady at 107 cents for good samples northern Contracts for delivery of new wheat in the ensu ing month have been made at 75 a 80 cents from boats The receipts of flour from the Ohio river embra cing Pennsylvania Virginia and this manti I3C viiCy jjave been considcra oif? sihd soles risve been made at $43a4J according to quality and condition Sales from warehouse of Ohio canal flour at $5 and favorite brands will bring more The receipts here from 1st to 10th inclusive are 15818 barrels same days last year 20965 bands Corn has been sold at 31a33 cts and the receipts as usual at this season of the year are Herald ih' of Kw York nl nny to thelfaUH Ctetre rr In A ktototoT tonH eonttnntly Mktedh wfMouMtae kiwM wtwkM over nlWNl na4 ptoncmtVe to iknft A liberal UmouM to wi Splendid and combined attraction of A I AN thd GYMNASTIC PEHORMANCEH with a temiuful collect an of LIVING WILD ANIMALS comprising the stupendinusGi rnffe the Elephant and every variety of Wild Boaata Birds and Reptiles 1 JUNE TITUS? ANGEVLNE A Co Proprietors of Ure Bow ery Ampbi theatre New York I SHAY Equestrian Manngcre The proprietors of the above named entabBshinent have the hon or to announce to the citizens of Dotroll and vicinity that their un equalled troupe of Eqiwstrinus and splendid Caravan of ddAn imuta will exhibit at Detroit on Monday Tueaday nntl Wcdnes day Juiy ioth fMth aud 27th 1E42 Three day only Tbe public are also rcspetufully informed dial Uie nqaadMaM trotie under the management of Mr Shay eonsiauof runny tod favorite in addition to winch arc mnny euutUdatcs for putUe vor cotnpriing several of die moat skilful performers both of thto country and of Europe to this camprnj' is the four HUNGARIAN COUS 'vnosc ineredtt Is pc rfonnnncea hnvn Mused so tnticli excitement wherever they have appeared The Phenomenon LIPMAN who ims thrown 71 bomerseus atone tritd the lent on rcccni CONOVO hru Hrant a Ms who 11 exhibit every Imib out of joint twfesiug hit body wills dicetise of India Rubier idrinns and anniomkts declnreihnt unless the man is formed Wilk out rones his postures are not to he uccnunted for bgoidea others in every department of the Olympic xercn es The Man tger pledges himself that the exhibition aitall be of a strictly moral character and free from the mrny utyecliOM fte qiiently made to entertainments of thtss c'oucription Menagerie of Annnalaia uuemied iuielligeM Md itig keepers who will take great puurn in responding to the VteM of rise audience An extensive and splendid Bond of Mnsieituw iaettMML who will accompany Hie performances wiili a choice aeieeuMof 1 the most popttl: marches overtures end waltzes Boxes 50 cents children hull' taSS Mato) no half price to the Pit The The New' York Jounial of votnincrcc ot i uesuay i ih nuyn from ashington say that in a caucus of whig member? of the House of Representatives the motion of Mr Botts that the President should be impeached received seventeen votes So that matter is at jrf i i cfit t' Not'only the proposition itclf but its author oni so high in favor in certain quarters seem td have been buried'ih tbe same ditch' Tho Washirig ton'correspbndent of the American has this notice of both: 5 Botts maybe right enough about tho natur al justice of his proposition but there is something else to be considered hour and tbe man have not This is not the hour and Mr Botts is not the is not probable that President Tyler "will make a voluntary change of his Cabinet until after the 4th of March next when the term of thiswhig Congress and a democratic Congress be elected to fill the places of the present mra repre sentatives of the people No prudent democratic statesman will take a place in Mr Cabinet until then Two Ministers struck Lightning In North Stamford Conn on Sunday the 3d inst while tho Rev Mr uller assisted by the Rev Mr Buffet was administering the sacrament to his fpeople the eletrie fluid entered the chimney of the cnurch fol lowed the stove pip down to the elbow nearly ver the aisle when the pipe was burst and both of the reverend gentlemen were struck to the floor no other individuals of the cogregation were ihju red Mr uller soon recovered from the shock but it wm sometime before Mr Buflfet exhibited any Corrcponlence of tbe Journal of Commerce Wasii ngton July 11 1842 A General Navy Court Martial will be convened in tho city of New on the 25th July for tbe triol of Lt Pinckney Lieut Johnson Assistant Surgeon Gilliam Passed Midshipman May Lieut Comdt Reynolds Capt Walker and others on re criminating Lieut Coiudt Wilkes will be tried by the same Couit on charges preferred by some of his late officers Commodore Ballard is al so to be tried The Court wiil consist of the following officers Commodores Barron Stewart Biddle Downes' Read Capts Bolton and4Turner Commander Tat nall and five ether officers Lieutenants whose names I have not learnt This Court has been ordered I learn by the spe cial request of Lieut Wilkes tor the purpose of in vestigating the causes of some misunderstanding which arose between Lieut Wilkes and some of his officers during the Exploring Expedition Rhode Island under the system has always been a semi barbarous state It was not until 1832 that her legislature modified imprison ment of women for debt which before that had con fined them to the walls of a The barbarous custom of public flogging of convicts was contin till a later period and tinder one of her old Al gerine laws of whipping people who were ordered out of town or who happened to offend the town council an honest man was openly whipped on Pro vidence bridge Some of his descendants are now in Providence and have amassed ample fortunes by their own worth and industry They are men of the suffrage party and the vengeance of tho land holders is wreaked upon them To put a stop to the barbarism of whipping crop ping and branding the people petitioned year after year for a prison It was finally established in 1833 or and is now used as a' machine of tor ture for the same people who asked for it as an ame lioration of the bloody code of Rhode Island! Inno cent men who have done nothing but declare their belief in the Declaration of Independence are cram med into the narrow stone cells of this prison for daring to think with Jefferson and act like Hancock and Adams How long is this despicable tyranny of lawless martial law to last in the time of peace and in a free country? We ask President Tyler if martial law in peace is a republican Boston Post A Shark on Shore While some boys were en gaged in catching clams i on the flats of the bay at Absecum in this state on Wednesday they espied a large shark in shallow water supposed to have been left there as the tide receded One of the boys as stated in a Philadelphia paper thinking to have some sport with tbe creature without danger to himself where the water was but about a foot deep commenced punching him with an oar The shark made after him when in turning to run the boy fell and was seized by one of his lees which was most horribly and dangerously mutilated be fore his companions could render him any assistance They finally 'succeeded in beating the creature off and killing him they found the condition of their fellow as Newark Adv Trouble in The miners in and about Pottsville having struck not exactly for high er wages but for payment in money and not or dera the trouble had arisen to such a height on Saturday that the military were ordered About 2000 of the operatives had left off work and I were taking measures to force others to follow i their example The followings are the latest parti Mount Carbon' July lj i hafal' the two' comoanies from Orwigsburg and one company from Schuylkill Ha ven a They are at the present writing resting on their watching the movements of the enemy who are mastered upon a hill a little above half a mile off I have not yet had time to go amongst them (the enemy er 1 might be enabfod to give you far I undMetand that a company of artillery are ex Nil Desfee A coonskin organ down cast Meted from Reading and an inoepeneeni company Mexico a Tex The Texan Schooner of war San Antonio left New Orleans on tbe 28th of Jntotake iM TUC factual rf if they will send it to him without a tast a tail on a coon skin is well but a tail on a tariff Pshaw Boston Post say mister how came ybur eyes so erbok by silting between fwo girls and trying to look love to both attho same a fond lover tn his friend Jim I kirced ilia for firt time list and I declare it electrified wonder (said Jim) it was a gel vanid batten Crescent City The ranklin Rcvicjy of Nashville announces the death of Cary A Harris Esq formerly Superinteii dent of Indian Afikirs He died in ranklin Tenn on the 1 Sth inst in the Sftth age Taxing The Legislature of Penney vania propose levying a tax cn luxuries including divorcesV Era THIS invaluable medicine was prepared from an mitestove CS lice of several years in a billions climate and is iivte bmmM ro ran of cnrinsritvav Asa aovk or any of Uu above dfsensoa It is equally effectual for the cure of Liven Comflamv bicc MijiatoHKNT or thk Livm also KNtAKKMasv te wm Shckk cullet Aotte Cskr end tbe various forma of MMn ha niersTriov Tliese with tlte offer varied itlfcedMW ofoortl tok mates arising front a common niesnud cause nre otoy mMcb lions of Uie same scasr and eqmtt'r controlled ly Ute WMB OMto SOT if i 1 Iles'denht nf bilous Emigrrnta st pentose NOvaflto through Infected districts of country will find Ute CMocagSO Invarialile and al solute OTVsx rATiVK ra The thousands who have used ihis medicine need so fttotearev idrnce than its hnppy res orntivo effects Titoite to Whornlt to a sew itKWSDV and who are unacquainted with Its merits esd bsv the most satisfactory tr otimonials in its favor on ospReanes IS undersigned AniongiUtMe who have used A thrtMtaaat or In their families and who have rcccmmendod it esMtMe of the jwMie are the forow iaz distinguished tadiritoMlB sr ate of Michigan where it waa first introduced Has VMM WnonsniDcE of the late Governor of MkteMt Han Wa A iETciisit Chief Juweeof the tSdOTW JMML Hon RoraYVitKiNs Dtsirin Judge for the DlisOT ofMtM gan Hon tnv etiaswon nt Chancellor of ted tete Mm PtATr Attorney General Her 8 Mate tiena'nt Lccirs AbhotT Dhtie bargees A MS Rev Cmat ts REtointH Chaplain Army BOTSeoatOf BmsK Bee or of Trinity Church besides msMf sHo' he first resnerml'Illtv Eaeh rouU ot medictu Treatment and enaea of Bllinua elimntaM A supply of the above invaluable medietoe jtm 'aVwoIvs nvlvSisIV slims Vy a jyMm BINGHAM SoleAsestM DoSoS juy 8 3 riend The base wrong has been con summated! The grossest insult to the feelings of the whig party baa been deliberately perpetrated by the traitorous imbecile of the White House Davis an ultra loco foco has been rewarded with the office of Postmaster at this place He takes the office to night to morrow morning His appointment Came by this mail The whigs fool this most atrocious outrage keen ly i This is my last official document Very truly yours ANDREW MBARBER Gov airfield has decided not to orderfactions of members of Congress this year No provision made at the extra session for distric bng tbeSuteaeeardingto tbe new apportionment bin aodtheGoeeraof probably awaits the action of a new legislature BottonDcm has the pluck to publish a column under the head of We would tead it but that our sides are Here with 'ghing at other Boston 7 ke up their quarters on the coast of Mex 1 thatGot n70 blodcade it is said will soon be made ef ridence havp made up a purse of $10000 to defray Li' his travelling expenses in a tour to Europe Mr Buren at The citizens of Buffalo gave Mr Van Buren a cordial and brilliant reception on Thursday last The Mayor George Clinton Esq received on behalf the citi zens in an elegant address to which Mr Van Bur en made a beautiful reply We' shall publish the proceedings and addresses hereafter The Germans and Ma Van We gave a brief account at the time of the call of a largo body of our intelligent and patriotic German fellow 1 citizens upon Mr Van Buren on the evening of his departure from the city Below we have the sure of publishing the addresses made on the occa sion: MR ADDRESS Van BuarN Sir: In behalf of the natural ized German citizens of this State I have been ap pointed to address a few words to you at your de parture We view you with particular feelings of consid eration inasmuch as we in common with yourself deduce existence from a foreign origin and you can well appreciate the pleasure of mutual greetings be tween those who meet together in an adopted coun try blessing all with equal justice regardless of na tional distinctions We wclcnne you in common with our fellow ci tizens with the most respectful affection nWc see in you a living example of the freedom of Ameri can institutions In this country there is no respect of persons on account of birth or parentage All are equal and to al! the path of public usefulness is open You have filled a large space in the annals of the Repub lie and history will delight in future to rehearse your distinguished services in the cause of liberty Your reception here is a convincing proof that Republics are not ungrateful and we trust that on your return to the tranquility of domestic life you will remember with emotions of 11 unmingled pleasure the numerous manifestations of the gen eral love winch has so cordially been lavished upon you You will soon be borne towards home over the btoatl bosom of our' lakes May your progress be happy and prosperous and may you ever rejoice in the consciousness of a career devoted to the best in terests of a people whose affairs you once admin istered with such sagacious patriotism MR VAN BUREN'S REPLY Mr Van Buren said he begged Mr Shick to be assured that he was exceedingly gratified by this evidence of the respect and regard of his fellow citi zens of German descent He had he said received repeated manifestations of their kindness in the course of Ins journey and had therefore taken occa sion to say that there had not been among the friendly attentions with which he had been so liber ally favored by his fellow citizens any which were more strongly recommended to him as by the quiet and unobtrusive manner in which they had been conveyed as by the obvious sincerity of the motives from which they proceeded He bad also added that he regarded tiie acquisition of citizens so temperate and industrious in their habits so moral in their character and so generally and inflexibly de voted to the principles of free government as the great body of our adopted German fellow citizens had shown themselves to be as a truly fortunate circumstance for this country These sentiments he now repeated and with unfeigned sincerity His German friends had done him but justice in believing that on his return to the tranquility of domestic life he would remember with emotions of unmingled pleasure the manifestations of regard which had been lavished upon him: and he begged them to be assured that he should always cherish an earnest hope that his German fellow citizens might full? 1 aalize all the advantages which they had promi ed themselves from their emigration to this land of liberty We arc sorry to see an announcement in the Washington Evening Index that Jesse Dow Esq the late able editor of that paper has been obliged to relinquish his post on account of ill health He is to take up bis residence in Rhode Island Boston Dem Written on the chamber door of Island Royalty Here lies our sovereign Word the Kin Who issue prociamalions wake for hejl terror bring On all surrounding nations i saved by the barges rent lo the assistance of the sufferers have since died A large quantity of mo ney was lost' Neither the Captain nor the Engi neer who are both saved are able to account for the bursting of the Roch Dem PKNNSTLVANiA rhc Senate has nassed its apportionment bill with some 17 to 15 It was sent to the House which struck it all out and inserted its own bill (Both bills provide for single districts) The House has passed a tax bill to a third reading with a section reducing the salary of the Governor to $3000 members ol the legislature to $2 50 per day Its fate is doubtful A bill authorizing the Governor to borrow $370 000 to pay tbe August interest on the state debt or if he cannot borrow to pay in state stock has pas sed the house by 74 to gAlb Argus The notorious Alex McLeod was in our city yesterday He came over on account of some busi ness and was quietly attending to it when an on slaught was made upon biinby some loafers who by some means bad learned the fact of pres ence amomg us No violence was actually offered hilt fhn lna for fnllnwfwl iin fitraot tar baida ment or revolution He solemnly believed that if distance loading him with abusive epithets and ma king threatening gestures till to escape them he took refuge in a store whence he quietly departed for the Buff Adv A New Branch Edward Bony Obadiah Cooleyand Henry Kellogg were arrested at Warren Trumbull Co Ohio on the 9th while engaged in the manufacture of nefarious half dollars $2070 50 in finished and unfinished coin was found injtheir possession being imitations of Mexican Dollar and American half dollar pieces together with the tools and machinery for carrying on the Buffalo Cour bly arrive at Albany on Monday Luff itabDIABTS wwtessMtoexteblt ta Courier Julu 'L vX ihccitj ol uf Wayne lSaiaito Conner July IO Sfn im at Eo'ctock Uie ttolowisg tomrilv tea sflMrt i rttenorth No 2 fo klOTk tof SS1ro Large On the 6th inst the freight situate in oe vup at Jarkfon trom Arnany io apnngneia with 1 18 har i ir ior urc outufii maracx ine wnoie Bankrupt The Columbus (Ohio) Re publican says that upwards of 6200 notices to ere ditors of bankrupts were mailed in that city in one day Of these 979 were addressed to New York i 339 to Philadelphia 171 to Boston 1 121 to Pitts burg 86 to Baltimore! 591 to Cincinnati 413 to Cleveland kc which the creditor is usually charg ed with though one judge has decided that a bank nipt must pay the postage himself and cannot be re leased until he does so A Choral A fine characteristic trait of the Germans i was manifested this morning Just at sunrise a fleet of canal boats arrived loaded with several hundred German emigrants As they got into the city near the packet boat landing whole struck up one of their national the voices of hoary age vigorous manhood and tender infancy floating with those of women in the glorious harmony The effect in the calm still ness of a dewy morning the spires and domes of a silent city just touched with the golden beams of a July sun' was almost Buff Com Insolvent It is stcteJ in the American of Saturday that Chief Justice Taney and Judge Heath concur in the opinion lately given by Judge Story of Massachusetts as soon as the bank rupt act went into operation it did ipso facto sus4 pend all action upon future cases arising under the State insolvent No case has occttred in Maryland we believe where a decision upon this point has been given but it is a matter of some itn portancc to those who have taken the benefit of the State insolvent laws since the passage of the bank rupt act If these laws are annulled by the bank rupt act it is evidently time and money lost to re sort to them as they can afford no protection what ever Balt Clipper JIo for the A caravan of ten two horse wagons passed down Main street yesterday afte noon all well filled with a healthy population for the Buff Cour 15th Mr Van 'Buren leaves in the cars at five this afternoon for the alls and intends to proceed directly home by way of Oswego He will probs 0 inaMstH arrows I ATBR a BTXAM tartireMteri! iv iv Jgteggj tgi ri.