Albany the Rough Hews Empires HnSs


Raters Buts Roarers Rous
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Such an oupouring-gve US gin cocktaii-keep your
spirits up-the country's risen gainst ftelnghuySsh-
that we shall carry states enough


Oh, coons you'll stan no chance,


oh, coons you'll stan no chance,


In loco folks dar am no joke,


Dey go Tor Pork and Dollars


Great Britain with Cenada, and Texas and Oregon-no.
them. BY the powers of mud IND musket balls-come
Jem less 20 down the boat I'm tired outgo ye pip.


Old Harry Claysa gobber,


That struts upon IA bank,


lie ioin would perch up higher,


But he's grown too foul and rank
Recent results tell-yes they do-look at New Jersey
next week and at


The star OF the East the State oil Maine.


They humbugged once but never can again;


The northeast wind comes filled with the roar


"The wings are beat by twelve thousand or more"
Hurrah, hurrsh, three cheers for Maine, and


This fall youll see a sorts Of folk


WIN cast their votes for James X. Polk,


tor he's the man they all do SAT-,


VIII skin that coon, old Harry Clay.
deceived, but can't be agsin-our principles
iueps for three-justice to John Tyler -huiIah
three cheers for Silas Wrightgive bowl Of beam
souPand that this nation viii again stand-down with
the bloody Whigs-up heartes and give em broad
side-hufrah. hurray-damn Great Britain


Says Mr. Coon, "how do you DO :"


SAYS he ''old friend why how are you p


guess rse none the better OF you


! havnt got "that beef
great prnciples-exalted nation-purity- born
rotten oysterequa rights and equs-potatoes all
spoiltn county-sgners Of the declaration-hurrah
Tor. Polk -exaItaf1On revolutionary los-Jsxes-
gory-Jackson- Jeierson-dont crowd so-the mighty
ninds-old Bouck--white horse hoored-huzzs-ths
great and good Washington-huzza huzza, hurrsh-
three Cheers nine cheers twenty cheers Tor Polk and
Dailas-hurray, huzxa ior ever-glory, giory-shouf,
shout Tor victory.


A JAIL BIRD CAUGHT.-Our readers doubtless
recollect the amusing narrative Of fugitive from
Justice named James Cox which appeared in our paper
about ten days ago, taken from the Edenon Sentinel.
We have another chapter to add TO it, upon the inorma
zion of Mr. Bartlett Abbott constable and Mr. Ira Esson
his assistant. both OF Camden whose
ths accomplished scoundTel brought 10 Portsmouth
Yesterday morning and there lodged in ja to take his
passage under their further of the steamers,
this morning, Tor Richmond, whence he escaped from
jail (beng confined charge Of kidnapping and selling
free negro) has been before stated appears that
Cox was (as ae hi nse says IN his narraive) living very
comfortably among his irends at South Mills when
he paid his visit Edenton. Being there recognised,
and having friends" at that place he made hasy
treat asceranng that preparations in train Tor
his arrest leaving ms trunk containing his pistols and
bowie knife at the hotel and posted back his friends
at South Mills" and we are rs much panied as sur
prised 20 learn, that he was received in the house
Of Archibald Cherry, Esq magistrate Of Camden
ty While at that place ne passed his time in continual
round Of gambling, drinking and irolcking, always had
plenty OF money and feared nothing nobody" Tbe
sober and respectable citizens OF the neghborhood looked
upon him as desperate character ana nuisance, and
did not hold either their persons property safe While
he there Some time elapsed after his return from
Edenton before his narrative published in the stn'i
ne reached South Mills, and II was not till Thursday
last that warrant obtained for his The
issued by 3 j. Proctor Esq and executed by
Mr. Abbott and two others As they approached Squire
Cherry's dwelling, Cox recognized the constable, and
guessing his errand, bolted by the back door and
made off through the adjoining fields for the woods Alb
bou who on horseback rode up TO the house, dis
mounted and followed bv his companions, 'pui chsse'
after him on foot for three miles at the end of which
they treed" him in the gmfet Of negro hut, which he
had entered in the vain hope OF dodgipg
his pnrsuers. He gave himself np whou, any show OF
resistance, and was marched back-to use military
phrase in line having his arms closely pnioned TO his
sides with cord the extreme end OF which was held IN
the grasp constable Al the south end OF the canal
procured for his Conveyance, and he was hur-
red his way back TO his lodgings IN the sil at Rich
mond While his way TO Portsmouth, he exhibited his
pocket book well filled with bank notes, and told the
Bile that he had 500 in bank MONEY and $3.50 in good
notes all OF which he had won in gambling with the
nls about the south Mile, and during his bret visit TO
Edenon The notes he offered to the constable to collect
bohood Of south M happily rid OF his presence and
unless he is Jack Shepard, he will have more time TO
devote TO prison thoughts than The indulgence OF fan
ed in his narrative Norfolk Herald.


CouRr FOR TIE CoRpEcTroN or ERRoRs-AIba-
ny, Monday, Sept 80, ISiI.-Present, Senator
Bockee presiding and - other Senators A. Willough-
bpvs Comstock, Pres,, &c. Motion TO yacate order
costs. No Appeal Calendar. Geo q Dekay V. .; =.
Irving, and al Appeal dismissed with costs NO o., o. sI
Calendar Luciss II. Pratt VS.. + suydam snd a.;
Changed the cale der boj No. ~ spperyi.ors OF
Niagara county the People ex rel Wm - mssas'er a
and al. Mr.. A. Tsber concluded for deienas i ''o'
Tporptr BpFwrNa "A letter from gentleman
al Springfield III states that Gov. toIu nus issneo
orders Tor the march OF 2So n9,l 'h nlscs Ths da
techment from Morgan county was ordered 20 Ienoss
"ns a, poa,down Yesterday No reasons are nssignsd
ior his new movement by the Governor. since me
hoy was writtsn the Ohio arrived, which LETT
Soo yesterday morning, and reports all quiet there
e. bat We are nj loss to account tor the carse OF the
overnor ordering out the troops 81 Louis Reporter
S,pt a. -


Fup IN NEw HARTFORD The satlnet factory
=, eorge g kellogg was destroy ed by fire yesterday The
6n,hrR and dy houses were saved lnsnrancs on 'ns
whole property $40 oOo at the Hartford FIRE Insurance
onics.-- Hartford Csurani, Sept 2ad