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misobllawtt the devit and rilk doctors tbe rtevil he w on tii gardeo gale a picking hi tcvth wan uc point r tall i and because hem icon o much woflcd oflnle hc grcw k n v j im ipjwlill oficu woulj foil wkffi i iod who came by in carriage and aix walkm tip to ia idler o raveaadsoghtniy fell bis poise viewed his jr an 1 djd other wiae irks thai ore practiced 00 earth by sir clkdiee mj sir aetfo ob oil flji ihe doctor your majcetye ill voo rsiii li l and mcrajog draoght n r j l1 p bin the ictihlt load neatt behoof qokily jamavd and n ij take yov mo is l co ill be damod then his lordship grew wowe jo nla lid he tried adreogbife behstyxndabithio the lethe 1 till worn by bie torments enc rooming tic cried maetlaiclikredogl no fofcieh aberdetby tbe doctor he wme loottrg early ecd sege one hftifcl 11 hit- pocket one ptoek lo bis wain 8akj hr roy book nd be mentioned ibcpage tata biocpm every night where my fee t im in haew then aaid lucifer fiercely tii cant be endured i you core mydtasm without wisluog to tesro ill lvegotiadigeewh weucuilu be cored bepued jlie u vc on ali pence aday head and earn ii to a ladvd portrait by totrrt hmiue behold the ucolifrl frj or ea of my lady love bowbcmnlubu bow faflfhtl the dork uloecye bhine like iwio iter of sapphire on the verge ofa whwriood ihe berstdof aarom fitemblemoruiy ftrcarad while uic roae ofvirrtn btooj aeeme flowing in ky cheek atroeat 10 daturas slcnn and lc bpe like a cr 0 raby wno wlib ocean pear saom breathing balm the sighing swelling breasts heave lite lhoeca oflote adown uy neck the ctummne tendril of ihr tolmrn hair vrreatby dalliance ravel- eofity lifted in sportive raptorr by inn rajpjorhcavm acncnighf has chbms fu2me by jfc kaziitte tell me not ofmercirr brrviing froea the chambers of ijr deep 4 or the world 10 beamy wawiof from ibe arma of balmy alec cite me midoihta peidh of goo glowing in a asmfttiglh tea gjiutj- lake and noeoialn hoary nlfbt oh mjhi has eherovt r v 1 ae the tears from angel nilcna torn lo dio3wndt 10 ech flower and the beetles bora ia calling fairies- in che areeewoed brwer when uw boty light ia atrenminj f andiheleardronpaon thecrec then when all the world is dreaming nltfbk ob night baa ckanoa raw nttanzak in bad laoaght thoc eduldat iihtc did i mlg hi oca weep for thee bait forgot when by thy me that thou cmld mortal be d nwnfc lay rad bad peat that ttoo woaid oer be oer and i on iteoanoold looa my laat ad thoo amtle no roote and suit npon that awe i loot and tfilnk twill amlte aanua and atttt tbe thooffht i will oot broor that pmoaitoot m taint bat when i apeak the doat not rv wbaltbno neer knvioaah and now t av an well t may afweajtmaryiurnnajtocad tttboo wocmal acny efen aa thon trt ah ookl and an eercoe i ac ll mlgn preaa tly ajent nearr and wtcrethyeartsea have been whiie tfca thy cui bleak corae i have tboa annct ajl 017 ows bfit there i jay then in thy grave and 1 am now alone 1 do not think whereer fton or tboohaat brgouen con aol i perhapa amy aootlt thd heart in maunf toatihcc i for there wnatfjuud thee anch a chiwo of 1u nofec aeeo beibre as ney never conld have drawn and ttcrrr can rennre to the kgitlttioiw then prebcribcdon the plantation to imvc been out i all an hour sooner ino lor this offence they received a very severe fiopghw 1 1h a girl who had been minting for ome days having absconded from the plantation for fear of punishment i thall mention only another cmc which parjicu- larly excited my sympathy for after a few weeks although my moral abhorrence of slavery cotilinuetl to increase my sensibility to the sight of phyoical nuflering wan so greatly bated lliftt a common flogging no longer affected mc to the very painful degree that i at fiibt experienced 12tu the rase wan ihatofa maniim woman the mother of several children 8le uas brought up to the eree diivcrnwho came uic stolen found niilr the overseer r donr one mnrninc and one of th- if haviriit lava h her icciuwu her a fowl some feathery said to have been in her hut were exhibited aii evidence nf hr hbked her ilvlie would pay slavery lt a slave employed in the boiling house he waa a very stout negro and uncomonly well dressed for a tlavfc he was laid down on the jnofind held by lirtnien andflogged on the naked breech in the mode i have described riceiing39 hthetv i was afterwards assured by one of the bookkeepers that this negro had really commuted bo offence but that the overseer had him punuhed co ptte bookkeeper under whose charge thisulavc was at the time and with whom he had a difference nnd as he could not flog the bojkkecper he lodged tie slave such at leant was the account i re ceived from a third party another bookkeeper i could scarcely have given credit to such an alle gation had i not heard of simitar canes on other plantations on authority i hai no cause to doubt 2ih3rd two young women this punish ment took place one evening on the arbecue where pimento is mr mclenn thqoverhfft will i fftrp silting m the windowseat of his hall and i was just remarking to him that i observed the drivers took great pride in being able to crack their whips loud and well while we were thus convers- inf the gang of yotug slaves eoployed in pluck ing pimento came in with thbir basketload the head bookkeeper as usual proceeded to examine the baskets tonseerfain that each slave had duly per formed the task allotted the baskets of two poor elrls were pronounced deficient and the hook eeper immediately ordered them to be fl ffecd the overseer did not interfere nor ii a smelr question the matter not leiug deemed o sutticieiu importance to require his interference ihouglt thics toik place within a few yards of the open window where wweresitting one of the girls was instant ly laid down her back parts uncovered in the usual brutal and indecent manner and the driver com me need flogging every stroke upon her flesh giving a loud crack and the wretched creature ni the same time calling out in agony lord lord lord that said the overseer turning to me with a ehnckling laugh that is the best cracking by g dthe other female wasthen hogged also on the bare posterior jmt not quite so severely thcv received as usual each 39 lashes 4th 5th on another occasion i saw two girls e from 10 to 13 years of age flogged by order of the overseer they belonged to the second gang em- eloyed in caneweeding and were accused nfhfivlng een idle that morning two oilier girln of the me sge were hruut up to hold them down they got each 39 ih 7th after this i saw two vounr men flng- in the mow y d did o 1 ring w r smti ulfftice nc i hnd found gd very severely irn their oflenc b- on another occwona leading from ne utou id i -i- met thif man while riding not uml which i did noi feurn for by tfwi my inquiries on such poiuw had heroine offensive tbe overseer called a driver from the field and order ed hiin39 on thasuol 9th tt 10th two yoanf men before breakfast for having slept too ion they were muledrivers and it being then crop lime ihiy hnd wen twn day and a night previously at wink wiihuut sleep as the ovrrseer and i were going out at daybreak the sun was noi yet up we found ihem only putting the harness on their mules they ought according ha ssrt whip wban wieldad by a vfgnrow arm ritj firth aloud raport which without auy iagsrttioaj uiuy bo kjttvd to tbs isportofa small pislui- 1 hav ufnn basrd u ajtlhlfsttwo mtlss diftajin id ths otn sir- for the fowl she said something in reply which i did not cleat ly understand the qumton was re peated and a similar reply aenin given the over- seerthetlkatdi put her down on this the woman set up a shriek and rent the air with her cries of terror her countenance grew quite ghastly and her lips became pate and livid i was close to her and particularly noticed her remarkable aspect and expression of countenance the overseer swore fearfully and repeated his order put her down the woman then craved permission fo tie some covering round her ffhictlshe was allowed to do she was then extended tm the ground and held down by two negroes htr guwn a id shift were literally turn fruni hti back and ihns brutally ex posed she was subjected to the cartwhip the punishment iuilictcd on this poor creature was in humanly severe she ws a wormo anmewhat plump ii hei person and the whip being yielded wllli geal vijjr ctry stroke cut deep into the lit ohe wrulied and twisied her body violently under the uifltction moaning loudly but uttering no cxcumatinn in words except once when she cried out entreating that he mipht not be indecent ly exposed appearing to sutler from matronly mndrsty even more airitely on account of ber inde- rrrit exposure than the cruel laceration nf her body but the overseer onlynoticrd hernpppal by a brutal reply too jrross to be repeated the flogging con- i ti disgusted as 1 was 1 witnessed the whole to a close i numbered the lashes stroke by stroke c tinted fifty thus exceeding by eleven the number allowed by thfr colonial law to he inflicted at the arbi- trmaiviilhitttltritidmeiv uivinwmijwv 0otbwtltth only nccamon on which 1 saw die legal number o 39 fashes exceeded hnt 1 never knew the overseer or head bokkecper give less than 39 this poor victim was thockuurly hicerated when iiermirted to line aheaitnin shrieked violently- the overseer swore roughly and threatened if she was not quiet to put her down again he then ordered her to he taken to the hothouse or hospital and put in thp stocks she was to he confined in the stocks for several tiiathtti while ehe worked in the yard during the day ai lieht work she was too severely man gled to be able to go to the field for ome days rev dr ely a slavkholdzr from the fol lowing article which we copy from thtf philadel- phian of last week it will he seen that the rev dr ely who has recently removed to missouri has be come n slaveholder will ome of the abolitionist who maintain that all slavcholding is sin give u their comments on this case 1 not long snore a ladv rode up to the door of mv present reiiidence in marion county and hrouehi be hind her on her horse a cithte sltive who bre iu her arm her ydnngeal hlltl hf had anifd the latffc babe in her aims for many toiler seekin her huiibaudand then seeking me pve brought n poor creature here to you said the lady ns her inst mtort that she may apppl to your rompsion her husband is a lav and has been old that he mav ho taken down ftp river and sold ftsatn ind il you wont hulpbtm ilieiv is no lutp for him the story was told ambrose a stout fellow had been transferred to a slave dealer without his knowledge and then lest he should make any re sistance was suddenly caught at his plo and put in irons in handcuffs he had been held for a fort night while a drove for the south was preparing but in a happy moment for him in the absence of his driver he fled into the hughes and could not be found while he was running at laree in his iron wristbands and when he had been pursued and ad- vcrtfaedj with the nrnmie of 50 reward biff pur chaser was willing to take the snme which he had ii- ven for him in this juncture his fremblirur half- dead wife besought me to buv him and allow biro still to live with his wife and children i as just mounting mv horse when thus be- souehtt to fulfil a previous engagement poor ambrose we all aid 4i hope he will not be fhtmfl r bwt nrrrhtnjy ean he done for him to dav the heart of the wife seemed rn die within hr aa we reluctantly rode oltto transact urgent buinea on our return we were told that the nepro man had been caught then it is all over with him now under this reflection my sleep during the night was disquiet and unsound passing next morning hv the rendezvous of the slave dealer i was as complaisant as my feeling would suffer me to be and hailing the door asked have voh found ambrose fvot yet was re- snomdod and o i michted and emerd th house ita a pitv to epinte thp man said i from hi wife and rhildren fhr nin old thaf thev live verv happily thattrue said the slave merchant ind ever since 1 bought hirn he ben aoefwttnoll- y moaniuff itbottf hi wift and children that im willing to o hiin for what i give for him under thep eireunstanrea t nreed to give and before night paid the ntm of 70 for my firat and perhaps my only slave i felt that in so domr- i wa doing a i would he done by i should not have obeyed ihe saviours golden rule had i not redeemed him after that i slept soundlv for rive ra i niffhts and resolved whether the slave ever came to me or not it would not grieve me in the i mi day that i had lost his price another and another day passed and no news came concerning the fugitive at length however some brother bl3ve found him and told him the good news that he might return in safety to his familv on fridnv evening i firptt sow my slaw and he his new master well amhrise said i sha king hands with him are you willing to he my ser- vant hi1e you live i o ye sir he exclaimed not only tiling but glftd to be your servant for iife but i am eo thustiud times ubliged to you for buvff me he is taid to be rhc stoutest man in marion coun ty aidcarionily citf and cleave 300 rail in a day when to fell the tree and make 150 of them is re garded as a good days work for a man once in picked limber he made 600 rails in a dav and so you are a slave holder let the term he well considered according to he laws of the land ambrose is rnij slave but in truth he is my hirtd man i have opened an ac count wtih him havecbarged him with the purchase money will chaige him with all the expense he causes in and will credir hiin na were he auyolhr hired man with the work he performs for me vhfii he harhircd himself by his labor i have old hint that 1 will sell him lo himself or take him mttu iliiiioisj and give hun a certificate of inunutnis- in tlii way i think myself fr trout ail uafiffut- eousnes in oiiivjnga follow man in tbia way thousands who hatt laverv ouid free men from slavery and in this way 3 nominal slaveholder may be no oppressor ofa brother in the human fa mily most heartily do 1 wish that our land had never known slavery bur since it exists htc let us mitigate its evila until it can be wholly abolished 0- iowi cog u airjrtiv if tjjiii m h the t ui he government n ive opocd it we ausi esent ineliucholy warning will and thot it wdl 3 dtnejevila so numerous and so si on horrors of the cholera at toulon toe lowing letter from toulon i dated the 8th instant the cholera continues to rage wiih a violence al most unexampled in our tfmpciate climate though the populatioa has been tlminiahed nearly one half from the terror which has induced the inhabitants to fly iherw have been i1 deatiis in briyeight itotira that is one in 100 persona every day the town lately so populous id animated has become 1 mela tchuly desert ai oltlewe arc panic struck more than iwothinls of tie shops and warehouses are shut up the workiueno away in crowds and apprehensions are cjiterfiined that we shall be in want of bread from tbe denioti of the bakers and the men we have beeiwbhgud to have recourse to the military for coffins nnd there are scarcely men enough left to reinovtthe dead the munici pality is reduced to the payor and at most six councillors who are almotf constantly fitting at the mayoryherenota siugp clerfc is left at the close of the dav theatrccpd squares are covered wiih large fuei into whicure thrown quantities of apices and aromatic herb and during a part of the night gunpowder is let off fwni musket petards c in the hope of purtfyt he air the inagis irues in order to satisfy the people who expect great effects from ihe exp1iun have consented to have cannon fired all tp contributes to render the appearance of the towo much the more som bre the most frightful pure of all ts that the authorities have ascertain m a species of socie ty has been formed of pards of two hundred wretches who have organ a system forplunder- ing the houses of such of inhabiuiifc aa have taken their departure 8 measures have been adopted and orders have 1 g inflict sum mary punishment upon ali m h the act ths president 6t ww tribunal went yesterday to the court aral overcome by bis terrors turned a brace of pi affainst his own head his jaw was hbfpv fractured and his brains flew up to the very u w only lately married to a rich fitt the surrounding villages were overcharged mlhlh mass ttf people ihndiadhqpiid4oxiiidafiiy ftmgytogt bvit uo will probably ere long pay dear for the false cou- fidence because if attacked by the disease they will be without medical aid and without the protec tion of the magistracy already several of the vii- lages have been invaded by the disease and no doubt its ravigeswjll be rapid aod terrible per- souswho have weighed the consequences of the ra pidity with which the population of toulon has in creased during the last ten years have uttttripated that which has now come to paas in fact within tin confined space of the town joool persons have been crowded one upon the other without th con vcnwneea or even me necessaries of hfe hi houses without any courryurdf ui ffrains to an enormous height frotn tie iuipsswhiliiy of increasing their number so that its inconceivable how hiey have not been devoured by infectious comnlaints during the intense luos j amurt j u i af m- lirging the fell but lfa however that open tiie evra riij imkt desuuriivc andalosian vftancc two sworn insepara ble friends went toi as on all former occasions to enjoy bull baiitf at the mortijo ofa relation in the course of the s some dispute took place as to which of tbe twi had done best blows were gi ven ath rreeiveh be havwltms juvwvrrireowiim iugin favour of lanuel vicente received the ahrazo ami regrets of his friend with a god grace but swore in his heart that he would be revenged some days after vicente invited manuel to accotn- pany him to thetorttjo of his uncle and sec a fine herd of yoyng bull just turned in from the summer pastures after dinner they went out together and inspected the stable animals you must come a little further said vicente to this small lock-up- i wish to show youa beautiful bull kept for sale he is the most furiois in the whole eeai- the cow herds themselves am afraid of bin the dor was opened with caution the low arched vault was al most dark we can advance aomewliat nearer to him without daner manuel manuel did 90 but the moment hisoody was clear of the doat the traitor closed ft violently turned the key outsit e and threw it to n distance to prevent u puimpi dis covery of the crime- manuel had bui little time to adopt a resolution- the buii startled it tiie noise sprang uoon bi j njved the prouriri and lixed his two glaring oatls upon his victun who had not eeu his cloak to give him a chance of lirjng the ani mal and gaining a respite the roof was support fd by a heavy stone pillar the hull already drew himself together for his rush m mui places his back against the pillar shouts defiance and provokes in- enemy with fret and hand the charge h made the quick eye of the andalusian watched the favora ble moment iip slipped from the pillnr as the horns grazed his person and saw the bull fall dead t his feet his brains beat out by the hnrk against the column but a sferner account woa now to be settled manuels cries brought assisance and re lease the tory divulged itself vicente had gone home ivlanuel tuoutited inshore loaded hisra6u- uud rode hard to overtake his murderer vi cente he shouted as he descried him afar off ptrate wait i owe you la ouclta the change vicente spurred hard for his iife manuel was bet ter mutinied the former screamed hard fnnncrcy as his pursuer gained upon him and a tfhot was heard luimedwtely afterwards vicente was burird withiiutuiquiry for his family dreaded the publici ty of his treachery manuel left hiu hniovand went to sea to america it is believed his frifnds hla uied his flight for they all looked upon the act as one of justifiable homicide most hoantale catastrophe it js seldom rhul we are called upon to record a more horrible or shocking occurrence than that described in the an nexed extract from letter dated holeville miss august i3ih 1835 a most singular and tragical incident took place in tins village that fttas cast a gloom over the spir its of all thecitizens and clothed one of our most respectable families in mourning preparations had been for some titme making to erect a large four story mill and manufactory in th east part of the village and tuesday last was appointed for the rais ing as it was a miatter in which the public had taken a great interesn the whole population of the giirro inumff country assembled arningeuiente were made fur a larcduuner party and a bough house was erected for the female wiih a view of sur prising the womtmi sconie young men had the night previous secreted in a thick grove of bushev about two hundred yards frrom the bough house a 9 pound i lield piece heavily ituaded intending to discharge it when the party were tted at the tahlf unfortun ately it was pointed directly at the west opening of the bough house somewrstehin thhc mean time had taken a eat confined its legs ondi placed it in the gun- when the party were seated at the lirad mra dlakesou the table the a tie of the irae of he iiage ble had that instant who wrj at catimn was chief mrgis- ihe head ofhc ta- iiten fur toine purpose when the cat struck her just below the shoulder and pas sed through her body he unereri r single scream and fell hfeleas into the arma ofa lady who was next lo her he was a highly accomplished and interest ing lady nud the mother of 7 children the eldest being but ix years old the cat passed over the whole length of the table upsetting several decanters nrd pitchers and its head was driven through an inch board at the east emi of the bough house where it lodged and what is moat extraordinary although stunned and appar ently dead 1 has recovered and is now alive and welt the authorities haw ofitercd a reward of five hundred dollars for the conviction of the miscreant who was the author of this diabolical piece of mis chief western herald the printers commanomektsthou shalt sub scribe for the newspaper printed in thine own vici nity thou aliil not take a newspaper without paying the subcription money punctually- thou shalt not steal mother articles aod publish them s thine own thou shalt not perpetrate maniac prose or insane rhyme and except thine vile effusions to be published as the cutpouriog of youthful ge nius remember the advertisement and keep the prin ter blessed with the fullness thereof thou shalt not borrow thy neighbors news paper but go to him that hath to sell aud buy for thyself thou shalt not fly into a passion when thy milk- andwater communication and thy complication of stolen thoughts are rejected by the editor honor thy contemporaries of the type and quill and always show a good example before thy bro thers eye- remember the ladies and when thou seeat thy brethren taking unto themselves helpmeets from a- mong the lair daughters of the laud thou shalt go nd do likewise for by this means it is that the printers subscription list increases beware of meddlers and gossips and double faced politicians and seaserpents and cprpmou scolds somebody on monday two men james williams aud john muh urv chafed with causing a great ooob by hallooing forth an harrogue entitled the politi cal form of mairimooy between the whigs and the people a police serjeaut id that an itmticnse mob asbembled round the defendants on saturday night inconsequence of their acting as above stated i hey refused to go away and he took them to the stationhouse the following is a portion of the contents of the paper alluded to j now there was a man in the house of incurables whose name was alelboirne and that man was perfect atid upright thete wa a day when the relormere came to pi e- sent themselves before the ring and bobby came also among them uud billy said unto bobbv whence corneal thou and bobby answered from going to and fro from st stephens and billy said my servant melbourne is perfect and uprjght and one that feareth the king and support- tfts c nghta of ihe puople and bobby witf do the new preservation the britisttwhig a kingrtos wednesday evening oct 14 uafej gklat britain bill proposed by lord melbourne for fri 1 of peace in ireland was rejected by ffcj lords on the 26th of august by a vote of61 to 39 by this rejection the power of the police is leftjg the hands of the magistrates instead of being uikfip under the immediate direction of the govern rncffr it will no doubt cause great dissatisfaction tlpj object of the peer is to force a resignation of the melbourne ministry aud a dissolution of parliament in the hope that n new election will increase rhe conr servaiive strength lu the lower house the house of commons had passed a resolution inviting the duke of cumberland to appear before them and give explanations touching his cotiductii th affair ot the orange lodges toe dukedc nemours second sod of the king of france is traxelling in england the municipal reform bill an amended by be peers wastead in the house of commons on be 23th the standard gives the following account of its re ception- the municipal corporation bill was last night sen down to the house of commons and received by that decent assembly in its usual temper and with its usual good manners the chancellor of the exchequer alarmed- at the inarticulate growl of his adherents did hid best to put them into good humor the only articulate bowling proceeded from mes srs hume aud ocouncli who talked dreadful things about stopping the supplies and a new organic clunge namely the cashiering of the house of lords etc etc i i sis mighty well from persons who have against them four to one of the peerage a great majority of the english representatives and a still greater majority of the english electors as proved at the last election it i very well fur men to talk of stopping the 3ipplieaho have against them throefoiinhs of the atistocracy a ninjoiity of the representatives of england and the electors of england and very nearly half the house of common the blustering tone of the ministerial coined more evident tli papers i kept up hut it be at their courage feel as it were oozing out at their lingeraenrfs that ministers will bejfrn thit the house of commons il be nsofute we are again and a- gain assured but between whiles mc meet with here there that 90ms of the lords may lu tliaj take ol peace be ac ceded to other however we aie told must be giv en up by the peers la such and such points the houseoflords i reatoie the bill to its original an admission anendmeni form london 22irf august 1835 i sent you the isuhatauce o the tnom the resolutions passed by the t 111- last week important of ber duties committee on the i4th inst i have since received the vgte paper containing the whole and 1 shall send it by this packet to obviate the the chance of disappointment however i copy the entries 1 tlather veneris u dltiw coma uirj 1 vr me people tc hand and touch his oflic nougntl put forth thine c and he will mock the peo ple to their luce place tor place pension for peu- tfiuu yea all that the whigs havb will they give for pensions and billy tien said to bobby his office is in thy power and a messenger came unto melbourne and said thy minisny isdissolved and bobby is eftoscn in thy stead and 1 alone ain left to tell thee then melbourne atosc and rent his wig and diaved hi uoad aud fueled three days in sackcloth and ashes penstonlem cajjie i unto office and pensionless shall 1 30 out billy ww- aud iiillv mhui taken away aud blessed be die name ofljdly the defendants were ordered to 6ud bail hondon jfaper john hrtmpfiria broker in the claphamroad was brought before ftyr jeremy charged with throw nig a mr clarke out of a window i appeared that on the preceding afternoon mr clarke heard a femaie in distress calling out murder and be seeching assistance standing at a window in rear of the defendants jiouse upon hearing the shrieks he immediately hastened forward to render his as sistance but ftndiug the door uf the house closed the leutule alluded to pointed out a place by much he ultimately affected an entrance into the house through one of the wiudows he then went up atair to where the cries proceeded from aud a re spectablelooking woman came forward said that ahe was the party and waa about catering into ihe cause of iter having given the alarm when the de fendant rushed up from below dtair without wjictfg a single moment for an explanation he at ouce wised tn air clarke by the collar asked htui how he dared enter his house which was his castle and tatd that he should speedily leave it much quick er than be hai eiuered it and by the same way mr ciuikc assured die defendant thai his only mo tive for geuingmtu the house was to render assitance to a female whose cries would indicate that the was in distress aud that he had done no more than anv englishman was bjund to do under such circumstan ce this explanation had no effect upon the defen dant hg nwk mr clarke on the back of thehead as he w proceeding towards the window through which he had previously obtained access into the house and the defendant being a powerful man afterwards threw that gentleman out of the window fortunately ihe latter did not sustain any very se vere injury but a fact was stated which tended to agravate the case namely that the defendant endea vored to throw mr clarke from a height which if the attempt hail succeeded the latter uiu6i have been killed the defendant said that the female who made the alarm was his lodger that he merely went into her apartmnnts to remonstrate with her for a- bniiig hi wife during his absence at jspsotn races the moment however he spoke to her on the sub ject she began to scream out murder he did not lay a finger upon her and he drew from the room he subsequently heard mr clarke up stairs and knowing thatbe had no bui uea in his bouse he certainly put him out of the window ignorant at the time as to what business he had there- mr jeremy said ilmi it was out of benevolent motives and to prevent mischief that mr clarke went into the house and that treatment he experienced for his kindness could not have been worse mr clarke said that he did not bring the charge foyward from any vindictive feeling he should be satisfied if the defendant made a public consented to pay something to a charity the augusti 1835 trz- power to re port opinion together with minutes of evidence 2 timber dutues committee report brought up and read iteaoluttorrs read as follows 1 kaohcdj that it is the opinion of this com mittee that tbe present mode of taking the duties on deals is susceptible o improvement and that this committee would recommend that a mode b adopted vrbicb should approach more nearly to payment according to the contents of the deals 2 resolved that it is he opinion of this com mittee that the difference of duty o 43 now impo sed by law upon timber the produce of europe a compared wiih timber the ptoduce of our north american colonics is too grca and may be re duced h tfftww 11ui it ihe opinio of lhis com- miiteettbat having din regard to ike interest which have been cteated in the british merican colonies by the system hither north a- co pursued and co the reprenmonf u gj nredunjon of rhc protective duty eding- arrange- 15s per load appear to them to be a i ment 4 resolved thnt it i theopimon ofthicm- niittetj that such rduciiou he made so far as imy be caiiaistent with the interests of the revenue without any uugojeqttiioii of the duty on colonial i inihpr 5 r solved hw it is the opinion of this com mittee that in any alteration made such alteration should noj efiect te ibntneuui mado in the 6 resolved that it is the opinion of this coi miliec that there should be an uniform mode of ta king die duty on deals tumigiout the ihiited king apon t j lie on the table and to be- printed j jvood dtrmu bill r port and rfcoaimtft for monday iexr wm think wr although then with- and magistrate said that if the defendant did jiot con pent to this suegestion they would inflict a heavy fine upon him for an assault of so aggravated a na ture the defendant then made an apology to mr clarke and paid 1 js- to a charity- ib henry iv of france finding that all lib edicts againftt luxury were fruitless at length issued one in whicbi after exprely forbidding all lis subject to adorn their clothio with gold or silver he added except neveithelctt women of the towii and pick pockets in whom we do not take sufficient interest to induce ua to do them the honor of taking notice oi can rival all canada in fho choice and oxcat incy of our public officers our clerk of the crown aod pmcc taken tofretlier cxhilma aamplo of foimi ity upnhineaa ability and quickness our gaoler and cbiol coostahlo of am gacioua prudence punctually and care coupled withtiickda anddcciaiod wa know of no roan who in tho difficuti offi ces ho baa filled fata so well secured the public welfare and wirj so lilue public offence the comprehc naive capacious rationality of our sireut surveyor make inm a walking ora clnl shew us from quohcc to sandwich auvhttreeta aa h has produced our sheriffs too rell kaown to icquiro any eloquence from no humble n individual as ourselves but his deputies ahew hisdiscrimmstion and being of more reccot in hoduction to oftico it 12 our duty to notice tfaein mi walt to whom tho town duly pertain excels in every prerequisite ne- ccdnnry to his office his head and his hand bis intelligence punctuality and exactness merit our full eufogiam mr barton phillip 00 whom wo believe the country dutiea of tho dis trict principally if not wholly devolve joins tho aacacity and hardhipa bearings paraeveranca of a nitive of ihe forest to the untiring ecent of thai nmt intelligent and most qualified of the canine apecic- woe to tlio seeing culprit if lie once ge a en hit trail a foigery of 10 was committed on the commercial bank in february 1834 as neare informed by one oliver oaburn who obtained the mono and fled to tho statet on tuesday last lie having returned from the states landed at culbertsone whaifin the indian woodland wont back intocamdeo in formation waa received by mr deputy sheriff barton phil lips who started on the econt from kingston on friday morn ing iatt9th invt at ii oclock arreated him in camden brought htm to kingaton and landed hin in jail at 3 oclock en saturday the following morning thus our enterprising and indefatigablo townsman has added another proof of bia fit- n ess for his ofliotf having accomplished the pursuit capture aod commital anj travelled g4 miles without sleeping- oliver otbum was brought before the sitting magistrates oai saturday when he wajrhargad with forging a promieoy note for 40 in name of mr reuben shorey and en indoree- mentas by miles shoroy which was dtseountodet the com mercial bank ilo was remanded for further examination r quarter sessions ycltetday ihe court of general quarter sessions waa held in thi town before john maaulay esq and a bench of ma gitrules to judge from present appearances thore ia a mere than ordinary qunntiiy of business to trau5acr the indiet- ment ageinat 1 kichardaoi esq one of the district magij trstoi and eoveral respectable land owner fur forcibly eem ng the methodist chipelat watarloe built by their own