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The patriotic Ladies Of New York haveis
presented an elegant Napoleon Pilloao to
Mr.. Clinton.


or A young woman at Plymouth died lately,
n consequence ofhsvng laced her stays too tight


In digging a cellar. in Newburyport,
Mass. few days since, tomahawk, a l.
stone pipe, and two whet-stones wereI
found, about five feet below the surface
of the ground near the same spot was
also discovered part of human skeleton,
the jaw-bone, retaining seve-
raj teeth, which leave no room to doubt
that this was the ancient Indian cemetry.
1t is about 100 years since the English be-
gan their settemenst here, and no doubt
the above relics were deposited in their
resting place previous to that period"


1t is stated on the authority Of the
Health Physician, that the general health
|of st. Augustine is good. Pensacola, by
the last advices, was also very healthy.


The Spanish Cortes, on the Sd of August, vo-
tied the command of body of troops fsr Gen.
lCharleS Lallemand.


Indian Treaty.-Accounts from st. Au-
Igustine of the 18th ult. states that the In


dians and the Commissioners had been


several days in conference, during which


great harmony prevailed; relying on the


magnanimity and benevolence OF the gov


ernment, the Indians had agreed 10 accent


such offers as should be made to them by
1.-The commissions and they had come
down to view the lands upon which it was
proposed to locate them.


! Tailors Work.-By statement from {


tailor, in Boston, Eng, it appears tha
there are 25,243 stitches in coat, viz.


Blasting, 782 stitches; in the edges of thu


coat, $500 ditto; telling the edges, faces


|&c. z4l4 ditto; out of sight, in the pock


let's, &c. 1882 ditto; in the collar alone
$ SO56 ditto seams, $3.50 ditto; Roles l45


ditto; the coat, he says, was made in tw
days, journeyman's hours.


\ british Cotton Monufactures.--W
dIlately gave an account from authentic dt
n .lcumcnts, of the woollen manufactures cal


ried on in Great Britain. From the sam
source, we have ascertained that abot
,il240, 900 hands, or persons, chiefly children
IS are employed in the spinning of cotto
lie thread. These manufacture as muc
n thread by the power of water or stear
'e and the application of the new improve


machinery as could have been done by
4 millions eight hundred thousand persoI
E. by the finger only. Comparatively the1
% are but few consumers of this immen
u nIproduction in Great Britain. 1t is take
4|by about 100 millions, Russians, Pole


Germans, and others, in thread, and
X about $50 millions of the inhabitants
I'd North and South America, Asia, &c. b
ttoIsides home use, and the consumption
o, the colonies in every quarter.-Calcnl
m tions have been made, by ws,ah it appea
he that the improved powes 0Ysstsson,negy'


Great Britain alone, has in the last for
n years increased to such point, that
'it| now executes or produces as much of for


ed fashioned material, as could have be
I'D done formerly by mere manual labour
les $50 millions of adult labourers, in the p
al al-lparation of wool, cotton. silk, lace, ir'
1s .n copper, lead, wood, and other raw ma
nu. rials. ~ Z. EUe. Post.
pa -


So Singular Circumstance.-At the i
distribution of the academical prizes
mo mo the University of France, which took pa
MS MS at the Sarbonne, Paris, the first prize


of French composition was adjudged
ons Charles Neate, an English student fir
irn| Oxford. The Duke and Duchess of
,,u' ~, cans were present, and one of the Dnk


' sons was a candidate. 1t must have bs
tbe very mortifying to witness the prize C
ON ricd off by foreigner-,N 7. En-. Po.
rn-l -


l. Legal Decision.-rhe Supreme Coz
ms Iof Rhode Island have recently decit
3ke,|that the benefit of the Insolvent act
s ssi 1856, heretofore obtained by debtor
ing will not avail him against the demands
undI his creditors. This decision is in acco
'arta lance with the judgment of the Supre
'"e Court of the United States against the
te. solvent systems of the respective Stat


80 and is an additional argument in fav
w. w. of the establishment of system of Ba
~ ruptcy by Congress, which it is to be
ped will not be delayed beyond the n
." session.-Pr0uidenc Patriot.


H. H. Brenchotomy.-The Connecticut N