.1 _ V v, s . . ._ - ._ . abo re crest, with the motto “ Calqza sp‘ 3 salutia. Scosranroos Cotvrnus‘rtott or Go- friso.—-An English barque, the Ann, Mhile returning from Ichaboe with a cargo (DI-Gllﬁl‘ro, unfortunater struck on the sand, and while beating OVer, shipped a quantity of salt water, winch penetrating the cargo, caused almost instantaneous combustion. A volume of smoke rising through the fore hatchway warned the crew of their danger. and induced their tak— ing to the boat, without saving any- thirg and scarcely had they done 80 when a tremendous explosion of the gas ergcndered by the partially ﬁred goat-o, blew the stern out ofthe ves- sel, which then ﬁlled and sank in deep water. The crew were picked rip by a steam-packet.

FROM AMER‘ICAN PAPERS.

[SAL'GUIMTION or we Paasrnesr. —V\'e take the following description ofthe procession from the Globe:—

‘ The procession was formed at the place of general rendezvous, at 10 o’clock in the following ordcrz—1st the Chief Marshal, General M’Calla and his aids; next came the military, consisting of cavalry and light infané try, under the remand of General Mason; and after them came the President elect. and cx-presidcnt,at- tended by the Judges of the Supreme Court, and the Marshal of the Dis- trict oI’Columbia and his deputies; than followed the Foreign Ministers Members of Congress. members of the Baltimore Contention, and of- ﬁcers ofthe army and navy in uni- form. Next came the associates, at the head of which was a detachment ot‘the artillery of the Empire and White Eagle Clubs of New York, under the remand of Captain Castle, and followed by the various associa- tions of the district of Columbia, and corporate authorities ofthe district, and the professors and students of the Georgetown College. lnterspers- ed at equal distances were three In:th arm-rein tahil'lrrrIa‘ut'szfln ' I the Supreme Court, and rhemliﬁgg‘

a mile and a halfin length was ﬁlled with a current of people, and all the porticoes and terraces of public build- ings, and the windows and porches of private houses, were crowded to ex- cess.

Srsocmrrr Future—A British soldier accidentally fell into the wa— Mac at Quebec, Canada, a few days since, when a sentinel passing by at- tempted to get lrim out by reaching him the btrtt of his musket. 'I'he drowning man grasped the weapon, and in his struggles it was discharged. the contents of which entered the head oftha sentinel and killed him tnstantly.__

A Pnorrnau lineman-Every body heard of ‘Day and Martin’s Blrrcking.’ As an illustration oftbe proﬁts of blacking. and the extent of the business of the parties, it may be mentioned that the“ exocutors of Day and Martin have, under an or- der of the Master oftbe Rolls. to pay £4000 a year out of the Prrﬂts of the business to various legatees. Mr. Martin also bequeathed £100,000 to a Blind Asylum.

Sir Lytton Bulwer having relinquish- ed novel writing, for the present at least, is engaged in ﬁnishing his work on ‘ Athens: its Rise and Fall.’ Two forthcoming volumes will com- plete the work and are stated to be principally devoted to the manners and customs ofthe Athenians, and to their literature. Mr. Grote, late M. P. for London, is also just on the eve of completing a ‘History of Greece.’ Mr. Thomas Carlyle is said to be busy with his ‘ Life of Cromwell.’ '

Rico Rewaaa.—The London Mercantile Committee on Postage have presented Mr. Rowland Hill,the father of the Penny Postage System, with a cheque for £10,000, with an intimationtlrat they reserve, till some future opportunity, the pleasure of making a more public presentation of

created a grant excitement among the people. If Santa Anna did not present himselfbefore the grandJury, but sent his written defence, hrs triall would come off sooner. It appears that Santa Anna has full liberty to comrntrnicate by letter with whoever“ he pleases. It is reported that se- veral letters have been intercepted, which were addressed to houses in VeraCruz recommending them not to denounce the several struts deposr- ted to their hands. A remarkable fact is, that whilst Santa Anna de- clared to t'ongress he had no other fortune than his landed property, hei draws "x‘-'I'”"3° ﬂ" $90300! iBilldhe Road alilir-r'tirintions,andvarious

" """w" 4 other measures of local importance—in A SINGULAR PartsoN.—--Mr. Solo' fall of which they are making rapid pm.

cine. the rich banker, “ho a . $23 hiter in Hamburg, expressed it .gwu' The “I'I'm‘u‘h "I 'l’l'"! al'lieiirs wish to be brrried at the. break of day, ' favorable to prorrrpt legislation in other without noise or cortege, and that no Colonies. as well as in Prince Ethard discourse should be pronounced over; “land, his tomb. Ilis executor conformed, to these instructions as far as possiblp;‘ Curran. Acanrzmv..-Ths lhnd ,“rtp. but, during the procession of the ter of this Institution has giten public mourners to the cemetery of the'

'1‘" 1“. MORNING NEWS \Vnonasnsv, Artur. . . . . ,-.-.

‘\ ..,_.

The Colonial news received by “,0 last rrrail, is but of little importance,_ The Legislatures oftbo North American (.‘nlﬂ'litls are rapidly advancing [he mm lic business, and their labours me "Hm. rently drawing to a close “mm”, any “L teratioa in the state of political panic, Our own Legislature has been occupied' during the past week, with the supply

‘ notice, that in future in the admission of Jews in that city. more thanone thou- . pup“, to we Academy no restriction a, sand pcrsons on foot, and nrnety-two . carriages, joined the modest convoy. . 0n the day of the funeral very few ‘ {Ofced- ___ __._ _ “H persons attended on ’Change,and little L . _

or no buisness was transacted. "at @Tbt‘ Speakers omcral dinner to was remarkable for his sentiments of the Members and Odicers ol lIIHIlouio justice and ﬁrmness. It was owing to ‘ of Annutily, took place on 'I‘htrrsdny lrrm that the lrorrrhle ﬁre of 184‘. did , evening In", a, {he View,“ Hotel.

to age and ability to read shall be en.

not rtrin the credit ristmbrrrg.—By his aid and representations the Bank i of Hamburg was induced to coutirrtre ' Lrerr-r House on Pars-r Perm—Th. its cash and specie payments during site for this building has been selected all the period of that great disaster, ‘by the Commmeo appoinwd. Th. and he placed at the disposal ofthe . ground i. 3mm by me EM, 0, Selkirk government half a million in hard . ‘ ’ money, to enable it to met-t all de- I‘I'mugh “‘9 Agency 0‘“. D09": Es‘l- mands. He prevented the exchange! brokers also from raising the rate ofi discount higher than 4 per cent. In ' the preamble of his will, which was I certiﬁed on the 2d ult., the deceased - had reckoned—that it was with the The House in Committee on the Pr- modest dowry of his wife, which ttitions relative to the introdm-tiun scarcely amounted to 10.000 marks, '

r _ lof the Bible as a class book in public or imam ""60' ll? hogan humuess' schools. ArcSolutiou was brought up which prospered With him so much as

,. I'rrrtir the special Committee. to whom lhtt

LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.

'I‘rrunsnas', MARCH 27th

Congress, entered the Capitol, and were received in the Senate Cham- ber by the Senate, while the mean- sron, having mar'ched- round y the north side, entered the enclosure at the cast gate, and formed in a dense column in front of the east portico where the ceremony was to take

Most oftbe persons who had bcen found guilty of political conspiracy in Austrian Galicia, in 1840, have just been pardOned by the Emperor of Austria. The punishment of those who were condemned to death, has been commuted to imprisonment.

place.

In afelr moment- elect, attended bt' Court, the Senate, '

, the Prseident the Supreme and members of

O—tah-can-her covicted ot' the mur-

(l? ..... to)" « alcn funecslG-‘\" “r. r"... w {1,91, g‘l,,balg)gg,tllq.t?lyr yyplugﬁegﬂﬂ'lllyns l Itctrtrtrnu, -o~a. -, . ~"mu-mom! a

- I such introductio ' - - '

' ._ . , V. n rne.\ wheat and s a -

“"3 I“J3(«|"50(C'Ipwd more than one I," u i '. H

hm”, 8",, a quart”. Nut 8 snide 9+ - 3 re reasons for such resolution. ,_, . .

tablishmeut ol'r-lrzrr-ity or public utility i M“ CU.“ moved m cum 8” um m“. was forgotten by .3“, regular. “0 -tcr previous to the resolution-carried bequeathed over 10,000 [narks‘ any , 10'.o 9.

about £760, to the reconstructi " l s on r t , - - [he Chums "f 8‘. pa“! Mid St , Mr. Palmer tamed a second amcnil-

chums, “f “mum”; “1mg, were dc. ,nrcnt to thectfcr-r, that it “’1” expedient strayed by the. great conﬁrmation oi" '0 “Peal “m "an “i we AC" .0”) Ge."

'84:; A” “K, dpr helm, “Annmkq, lith, which prohit-its the use of the Scrip.

tier; of his wife, was publicly banged at I‘alequah, in the Cherokee Natihn, on Monday week last at 12 o’clock

Congress, appeared. in the r '

and was hailed with the ﬁring}; Int-ii: sion, and the most enthusiastic cheer- ing from the. assembled multitude.— Havmg delivered his in dress in a voice so ﬁr as to be heard by almost every irr- drt‘rdual present, the oath of ofﬁce= was. rdnrinisterod to him by Chief Justrce'I‘aney, in the manner pres-

augular ad- or and distinct,‘

M. He confeSscd to the perpetration of the crime, acknowledged thcjnst- tress ofhis sentence, and-professed a willingness to die. He met his art'- {tll' doom ﬁrmly and without trepida~ 3 um. I

Mr..RusseIl, of Cherry Valley. N .1, tvhrle chopping wand on Monday, accidentally struck his sort (who was

say . :10, nwi, g to him were ammped tum, which was lost ti to 13. by hrs wrll. An atrrcrrdnretrt moved byhlr. I). Mitc- - Icon was Inst 1:3 to I. The original rero- : lution as amended, was IIMII putarrd car- ried.

C A N A D.\.

THE Revenue—“re public accounts for IS“ tip to lst January. 18-15, hate been laid on the table of the

The House resumed and took up lilo Report in! the Committee on no)! and ASr-‘l'tlll‘ly means. The following Scale of Ilulie-‘r by the lion. Inspector General. We * i have transferred to our columns the ‘ ge- neral state

in addition and nltcration of the/“I7 , Victoria cup. 3, was put and agreed to.

cribcd by the Constitution. ' ' ' ' . . - mom, Slmwmg we mm a”. ‘:

meat was announcid by the dischffgl: Iroitlriethcetlsachelﬂihg 322i [ﬁfth-“hr: tit-e amounts ofincorne and expenditure; 3 Wheat Flour'lh" ba'rel °r '96 3"" £0 5 o iiignshhldilfgl' .t'ii'rlireuiiita’dy’ deafenq axejus! above the ear, [killed him but as a primed 0"” "f the MM" “c' com and 0mm“ d." di" 0 I 0 Procession was‘ again fldrr‘iiedilriiittli: almost "mainly. lia-s "oi reached ""‘wc are pre' MW, "he" orcm‘d' me cw" 0 i 0 Same order as at the commencement anaIiZ‘JI-Urg ""0 "mi". “8' fully as we if”, we CM - . . 0 5 0 add escorted the new President tr; [G‘The Montreal Courier says L if,” for “353' we balance Mamba cm . I . 0 5 0 the t’reoidennar Mansion. where it the letters have been received in Que- '°."‘“'°"""“945is t'errwiatuctnrrr ”'°"“""° "'l' ‘ ' ' ° 5" \Vls'tllﬁtniued. ' bec from. Capt. Douglas, of the h°"‘3£'83a'97 51'. ﬁédnvbile that from C‘ﬁcl’i “'9 cm- ‘ ' ' o 2 o neiﬁﬂgﬁgrzd‘iggth: draﬁrceab'e’ :lziyn‘ghop “Brigozn' “such “mo-"nee Q3": :44 m,“ only ﬁl 151505 2L ,O,._ Bread,Biscu it and Crackers, the cwt. 0 5 t) rnenced rairrin; by tlrg| timaeui‘lgecom. Iontcr to be emtrroiiiteid demioino a (.l lemme m Jam" "f "’5 or """J’ Ruined Wm" M cw" ' ' o 5 o cession was formed. and continirestgr; the mails from Pictou to Quebeiziﬂ—g 2e“; y-ﬁve thousand pound” or MW Boo“ andkhwam Percent “4.1mm "'e "5"“ da7.) there never has been The mails for the Canadas willhere. an "d “WW1” dollars-an the out- 8"” I‘ca'hch W lb- - - 0 o I on any occasion a larger concourse Ofter he landed at Boston. and con- "Y “hm” ‘ inlemgﬂmn’ "ottt'ilhsland- H"'"°“" "'1'" " ' ' o o l

of people in the cit

The streets and y 0‘ wnhinpom

pavements for the

[eyed by land- to Montreal.

notice, in particular, that of£l43 6s. 5d

I3PM!“ and Trimming Leather. per lb. 0 0 3 Manufactured Tobacco,(escept Cigars)

ngl—Among the items of income we

whole line we ' ' '

with a mass of Jimiirnliiizr-ciiiiig 11"?“ near Msxrco..—By a nu "'"ng "m" were" "" Public deport": p" ‘b' . ' ' ' o o ‘

Yotinx. male and female. ail seem.- Fmﬁ? Mt Oslaanaonthe 6th instant, "‘3 P “"1"” "8‘1"! Saint’d that "Web Clocm'udclotk “Robin”, M P"

ingly htlppy in witnesain . ch. in. ‘22.. (Em: ‘qum m“ SN“ by “"3 "9" System. adopted in the Re- can"

arrgriratron of the people’s 1’rcsident. February hoe: "led on the 24th ceiver General’s Department since th Arm," mnmcmw or WW" “d DWW‘ {he Procu'io"! ill. Wide. Mljtlrl’. ’Then‘rrg.’e"°ci°fi “ ' ‘late admirrr'stratr'on’ went out of hi e "eh “tic!” a. wood tom" "'0 Pun.

1., at“! him". “wags Which l... “Om-z ggnlanaaxed to {he pri‘Srfteﬁelfg This is a Practical reform whit-(Ii {had “‘9‘” I’m or'm’" ""1 ‘ lulu"

country can understand and value.

cent. ad-valoram,