“ These few items serve to show General Washington's habits of life--habits which he carried with him to the camp, the councils of his country, and the shades of his retirement. It is not only as a warrior, a patriot, and a statesman, that his high example is to be imitated. ”

“ We are entirely unconscious of entertaining undue partialities for either party, which would bias our judgment, and prevent us from arriving at correct conclusions in regard to the whole matter; and we state it as our solemn belief that the Mormon people, in their difficulties with a portion of Missouri, were oftener found sinned against than sinning. ”

“ The charge of the Register is entirely too contemptible and nefarious for further notice. It will excite in the mind of every honorable man feelings of disgust and contempt only, for the person so abandoned as to make it. ”

“ The most iniquitous Row which was ever created was that which repudiated this issue of bonds, and rendered them valueless in the hands of innocent parties.--perfectly unsaleable as the attempt to sell them today proves them to be. It should be placed before the community in all its deformity, and until justice be rendered to that concern for their heavy pecuniary sacrifices, and an ample provision made for the redemption of those held by innocent parties, no bond holder ought to advance another dollar of money to that State for any object whatever. ”

“ Strangers from abroad inform us that no town on our river presents a more business-like appearance. A few dwelling houses, seven substantial stores, and an extensive flouring mill will be erected during the present season. Many causes have heretofore joined to retard the growth of our town--these causes happily do not exist at present. Hereaf we believe the prosperity of Warsaw will be steadily, and we may say rapidly, onward.
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From every portion of our district we hear most gratifying accounts of the spirit and enthusiasm of the Whigs. ”

“ This proposition has been favorably received by those whose commercial and political interests would be benefited by the proposed treaty, while the Federal party are directly opposed to it. The grounds taken by them are, as I understand them, these, to wit: That the war now waged by Yucatan against Mexico is not for the purpose of declaring and achieving their independence, but simply demanding their rights in conformity with the treaty between them, allowing their delegates to take their seats in the Mexican Congress, as granted to them by the Federal Constitution--nothing more. ”

“ This is as it should be--the farmer and the merchant, to some extent, are dependent upon each other, and we are glad to see them so conduct their business as to give satisfaction to each other. Farmers in the adjoining counties cannot take their produce to a better market than Warsaw. ”

“ Yesterday morning an officer, delegated by President Santa Anna, arrived here with despatches for Barbachino, the acting Governor, with a proposition that Mexico and Yucatan should each appoint two commissioners to meet at the city of Mexico, and form a permanent treaty of peace--the Mexican troops in Yucatan immediately to embark on board the transports, under the convoy of the fleet for Vera Cruz and Tampico. ”

“ The Whig party in fact never before presented a more unbroken, undivided front, than it does at this moment. Local and sectional prejudices and feelings have been discarded, and union, for the sake of the cause and the country, seems to be the motto of the party. The flag of Walker and Clay, wherever unfurled carries all before it. Whigs of the sixth district! hold up your heads; cast despondency to the winds; be active, be viglent; nor lay your armor down till the battle is fought and the victory won, in August next. P.
The Register is indignant at the course of Mr. ”

“ It is in moderation, a most healthy employment, since a certain amount of excercise in advantageous to the lungs as to the other parts of the human body. The ability to read aloud agreeably is also a truly domestic acquirement, and will form another link in the chain which binds men to their hearths.
Florida--Under the Armed Occupation Act of Congress, there has been upwards of six hundred and thirty permits issued to settlers, from the Land Offices at Newmansville and St. Augustine.
A gentleman recently ascended the river Ocklawaha, from its mouth to the Silver Springs, in a four oared boat. ”

“ We were a resident of Missouri at the time, and the opinion we formed when the difficulties were new, we have seen no reason since to change. If necessary we shall recur to this subject again.
We notice in the last State Register, that the Whigs are charged with getting up the writ for the purpose of affecting the Congressional election in this State. This is in Water's peculiar lying style; it shows the inability of the man to look at any thing through any other than a more selfish, partizan, party light ”

“ It will be Webster's business to persuade his old friends, the Norther Manufacturers, that this plan of settling the long vexed question of the Tariff, is well calculated to promote their peculiar interests, while Calhoun will see that his southern brethren 'toe the mark.' It does not appear as yet, that Mr. Webster's persuasive power have had their usual influence. What will be the issue of this most extraordinary coalition, if one really exists, will be developed by future events. ”

“ The prospect for fruit in New Jersey is stated by eastern papers to be remarkably good.
JOSEPH SMITH, THE MORMON PROPHET.
A rumor reached our town a day or two since that Joseph Smith, the Mormon prophet, had been arrested some where in the Rock river country, and taken to Ottawa on the Illinois river. The rumor, at best, is vague, and needs confirmation. We understand the demand for Smith was founded on an indictment lately got up int he western part of Missouri, for alledged treason, of which he was accused many years since. ”