r i
M '
foiU;ig:;...
7 T " VXn lr 1 J-By tf f iorlli.
, - i 1 tnmm, fr IiTrrpod, the tilttv
V tha CAerarcjJ AJvertiaet kr
7 - , . ; received UstrpmA advice U the l5th,
'rod London piperita ibtenic g of the
." t x " : 13th af A5t, bota iacTuarve.
- - 4 At w feared, th prnicir an I ill-
" w JSJ tpeetUlirni in Ctto bU fair to
'"- Uav th wreck f eaaay fataae ia
V V 1 -"their tf10' Aothet,tetiv boast
" " . : in Liverpool, eon arc tod witli ia
' '-'iVm city,Uafa3edj.a4. as other fail
. ' trare aaticipated, great consternation
tf- - ' pre rail i w this citf . A tettorjrom Ii
, V .' (Vrpool speaks of "these failur U very
' . .;d,oresaingone, and ear that alher
hauses mutt Mtw. bnlea the market
j, $pvriJj relieved. A Utter from the
. ? ' juae place, poblithed ia tho London
-' rl ; Conner, appeal to the capllaliat af the
. ' netittnolU to atep forward and stay the
evil. ,' 1 :
. . rA ju U ad Jed however; that cotton mutt
' higher, and that era long, 4ii spit of
.'jj.'- ' t ; The anaual fortbowpiiir repwt ia no
".i -",'irtt cenrauiy MCrtioJ nd,Ukif tb
V .ntanfinhMi at 11XWO br tr wek. the
nnuitim&noved on kiinaiKBkwv raoi use
V tnorv thatt 120,000 bt. Now. ipponj
ftrtK;, tf tWrl iu UU3 pei .vn
iUa.:a '41ri v:.ii,-a v. i -barair
acJ U.'irw fc'-" -?V
mS J, u ti aJ, rtJace t'e l wfa"- (
jkoet to aiie!rt.' '. ; . 1 i . -
Oa tlit 13th f Jew. lVaWa Fafla
ppar4 before Npo5i di FL)Oi.fl-, tad
hcgxM aa attack at & la the mornioR.
m at immuiata aat rork, called tk
Mill." ihichwaa derraJe4 br.Priace
yptiUaU. andakccillbod af Grnrkt,
aUled bf thacaeaaelaoJ pretence af Or-
ncrkilixhc, TheE?rptiaffcecoaJ
iKea ei j.uuy inuairr,anu irem vwnw
clrr4 ; la1 pite ol tie great inequaUtj
of aaajbert; the port a brave! j aaio
taiaeJ br the Greakt, and. after rr to
la te mwtlnce animt all the attack of
h baiiariana,theT.ioceee(e,(i. At eit
m the eroioj. ia Awnzawaj. Ibrahim
Parka, with tLe lota at War hnnUred
non. lie directed ki retreat bytke
mad which led bi0 to TripoUixa- and
Calamita, aad.it wit expected the want
of"provu.iont won! J force him whollj
to withdraw1, while. the Gaefrlllai were
ordered to follow aoxl baraji hie eaarcji
in ererj potiibleay. v -
Sereral letterr dated .Trieate, !Th
JulT, jire nott important . Intelligence,
aaa arc. we hope, from circaafttance.
antittad to' tome credit.'' Two retseJ
i iv to h.r itock it the end of tbe rear. H K,l imvI ' front tW -Lerant Vita
' n..t-1 . limiliir rrorf ' rnrti7 fYtP
:tLe'nert cropa t iaU. a r-mor. J sacccs&ea 6f the Greek; one of them
pro!WfromtaconpUMJnoftba.adTicet f'LT. ........
.' taih Awn the United State and BrasiL what
' would be the thuation of thepinnera Dut
tV thit probWnl t letve for them t aoWe at tbeir
)eiure. ! "rte mean time, I do not ny
4'.ie reeCn(r ther have much U anawer Tors
. . ther hVe inSiclod the prcacnt llitrii it
' fn'glit and ought to have been tpared; ant
- what add to the fen, without' any preiudica
t their otrn Intcreil Bat to it u, and a da
' 0 retaibution will eome.".
- i, ", The. debts of the firat house that rtopj
'Cpcd pajrment in Liverpool in conse-!
V quence qf the cotton epeculatioti, amount
, tenpwa'rda of 400,000 pounds elerling.J
1 Ajonrnerman bater in Lionaon rut
Must einel,1jr lottery, the baronr of
'; Apapach, and it Jpw ..in possession of
-rj 4 M 1 W HMWV. y, J N -' -
had been SDok'en br an Aastrian vessel
oB'Cape Matapan, the other br a-Grek
toaareh ie. AWttt .0b:,b.
icS Nanee iWai,aiif,tJ;i a tt
kaadt Broker: wrre iatl.Ait3 y
tlar fr sale bj aaction a e.e Kih.
Oat- prices becae oite Coeirh-bat
on lha rrrau.)r f the lab, . prcUte
X &n btrsoa spettlilioa atJ by eoe
or two paftwt. lofascd mora fimaeaa
lata tha auitiet again. ' ! this inttaoca
a declh cf !d pf r lb. ad bf a aabait
led to, and thera xe appcam! ia be
maar purchasers aa tha saro terms
nf some adrsoea arua ai cbli-rd to
be ,!fea.""Ta psbik sale of t)e 1h.
was wall 'attended aod went olT wita
spirit, tha trad beieg tUA chief boyer.
Ther waa afterwards aprtrtygtJ dr
mand, pTlrHy mi specuhtionand at fhe
close of tiie week tbe depression in
price Vhkb had Ukenplace in tha ear
it part of U was full recoerd. "The
total sales ia tha" coatee of theweck
were 19.900 biz, of hie 4000 Erpt.
ian. S500'BrariU M 2500 Arnertcaa,
were' taken on speculation; ind some
further quantity baa beea'token oa spe
culationjiot retreperted puhUclr.t, Qpr
ttnnart moon ted to 26.f OOr. H2. of
whicV 16.0X) were from the United
SUtes. and a gowl many ye:9&ls. hav
since come in, which swell tir import
list again for flits week,. These contn
aed hea'ry arrivals tend much to keep
down the market, "while the qeceail:es
of manv of tha holder produce, at the
same time too much disposition -to elI,J
, otherwise the present wmilJ have pro-
lea 13 i -r-iJy a4 wsnta jy t
c4ty tU 4rctQf." : ,
I
a
-C L!f U j K..a -7A AAA lfAa l
' i'i&i. frje'bre.ka which Jje distributed to-the
- poor! with apt of beeV'to each.
vUBEE9lh IS wuil Hie iiiusi uuuin-
;.t
a
'
4 f ;
V f "1 i. i W
i'. v .;
V"'
icrobled saliafaction that we are again
-' enabled to announce', with much c onfl
' 'rfence, JriteJUgenca fcom Greucof the
most joyous, nay glorious ..Character.
) Tlie daik:cUud wljich lowered" porten
wjisly oycthMoreavhaswehave rea-
v oa to J- hop, been 'dispelled.- -The
' vV details of Ahis-intelligence" HT)4)e found
fV below. If troe.lhe defeat-' of the E
i Egyptians has been signal aod the suc
f,. Cess of the Greek arms elsewhere, roust
" terrdtaate this fourth and most foroaidar
-" 1T' Kiniiiim .1 Wlii la inilnlahicr: hnur.
; eyet in these expressions of exonatioo,
v jWd iril! still allow roo. fordiwtppoint
..inent, as the-'Austriaa Observer, of the
- t of- August, 'contains an, article, said
"tolraye.been' furnished by a. person who
' visited th fleet of thcCaptaio Pacha,
vjffc :iegrsjenK -'the .G'reeka.'to be on
, the verge of fuin, wd treat the ac
' ''' founts, ohfavoraMe to the, Turks, which
, have been published; a being,' for the
'Vmost part,iefce delusions. . ;
'f;Thfe Workmeh eitopfbyed in the eitey
aive Cotton, manufactories near ftouen,
4to tha hu'mber of orSOOihaveimitated
Aheir Enlislv brethren, and turned out
f for ; tA, increase f wage,s, ;:: Thef Jat
.- iacxeaine propeny oi me tuanuiaciurer
inusxets, and
were
and
bne
bnV
' that ever occurred -iii Franae: , Other
' scenes of devastation have occurred in
lithe Communes of PaviHyBareritin, and
Desvjlte, byrtiieToiKmei ot tne uottoa
had succeetlwhn thrwinit reinforce. , grs;n market.
merits. into Navarino. Between fivel Ana. 16th. There' was a faif de"
and sis thousand mcu are reported to roand tor Cotton yesterday, abui S000
nave lanced in the neighborhood o! IMa-i bags sold, hall or winch ws tves op
varino. i SDeculition bv the same-tnarties who
A letter from Leghorn of Aug. tst.l bought before, and consisting cliiefly of
rstates that the same intelligence had Am. Cotton. There
been received there by an Austrian ves- i quiry this
set frura Uunstantinoptc
- m SMth iannva aretwaaai -ratnii '
1' ".' T. :?were not ouelled till ithe military
'. .: v called , In.v, A fiaula vthtfriensued.
-iahQfactbries.
;iAKC AWPiiAYT.--Jiie news ot
-f the recogriitiotf.of tUe:iudependence of
.-. t.s . C: i. J ,-:.k
ajrii uj.r fame, ij icin'tij wim jr.-
dl ' neral satisfaction botb, in Trance and
t-!' England,: The; CburW says. ina poli-
- Mical point bf view, it i f irea! impof-
ViJt i. tance.s. b94oeen inougnivtnat tne
fii.; -j. r rencn goyernnjent 4wa uewaeaiy aa-
t2inglher Iridepcndence of a - reyplted
;ofonr This, caa no longer be suspec
zJ ' tedJ Thftt priricipl has now been ac-
our opinion most wisely Hacfipcl. Jt
?3'hadowfl)ut siUitts, of gototnen lr
1 1, 'the-.futMrrf t repove tinek obstacle
1 fVvhichhasdoubtlessemba
' f:'i4 her discussions with Spain,' upoft the
' j-'TJuestion of South Amecjca.? c - -
"sj , SeAisAdvices from Madrid are to
W Jlie 8h Jjily . J.Thft necessity of having
cruiser: .The captain. had repdrted-fbably had more, effect upon our. price.
We finote UDlamia. bwm i-xu. ;
The demand 'for Uice has subsided
during the last few days, but our stock
is now small, and tt is held at 17 a 2s
per cwt. is in quality Turpentine is
saleable, but not at more than lis per
cwt. for good quality. Tar has artvanc
ed 16 to 17s per bamd. Tobacco ra
ther flat at present, but holders are firm
The wea'her has been wet and broken
fur the most of the pant week, but it has
had no influence worth notice, on our
that the Greeks bad been completely
sue essful in the vicinity of .plapoli d
Romania. Ibrahim Pacha had found
his situation so critical, that he com
menced - rapid retreat, but the Greek
forces, having taken possession of all
the passes, ht was brought to action, and
completely defeated; himself a prisoner,
and brought to the capital severely
wounded. Both accounts agree in
this general outline. We arc, however,
sorry to State, that the Egyptian fleet
is again a fair ih-
mormng.
The Nekai Gazette of the 8lh ofi
Augu8t, says, that on the 26th of Junpj
they observed from the ramparts of Na
poli de Uomania, a.retrogade movement
of the Egyptian army .Towards mid
night the guvernmeot received the news
that, Colocotfoni, had attacked the rear
of the Egyptians'and killed .300 men.
On the 17th theeaeniy was already out
bf sight of the fortress; on the ' 0th it
was that Ibrahim Pacha had sustained
fresh losses near Tigea. Colocotroni
was there at the head of 16,000 men.
On the 24th, information was received
that the Egyptians had sustained a new
defjrat at rloros, and that he was sur
rounded in the defiles, or that it will be
difficult for him to get back to the coast
of Alessinia., , Gcperal Roche, who was
sent to Greece by, the Committee at Pa
ris, Id. obtain jnwrm'ation respecting the
state of affairs; writer from Argos of
the 2d July, that the Peloponnesus had
risen in a mass,: and that the Egyptian
army was annihilated. .Never was a
popular movement iore terrible aod
more justj for the life or death of a pop
ulation of 400,000 souls was at stake.
Extract of a private letter of the 25th
July, from Madrid. A grfat number
6f the Members of the Junta of: Public
Safety, 89 well as the, Duke Ue 11 nfan -ad
ojts Presid enti'tha v eie ii tin their
resignations, noltjthat 'Wtdvp Rifrltb ' o a
disgust for places, bt jt iaa- its ri4;iflij
in the irresistible torce: ut the UK ras,
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT'R 23, 1825.
eection. returns.
GExaait AssKMtir.
ffyde David Gibbs,a, John Pugh and John
Bonner, c.
, Jonrt Risden M'Daniel, s..J. N. Smith and
Lemuel H. Simmons, c.
Ijenair N. B. Whitfield, t. James Cox and
Thomas Lassiter, c. . "
Ashe Is the only county which re
mains to be heard from.
JohriH. Bryan, Esq. whowas, at the
late flection, elected torepresent the
Newbern district in Congress, and, al
so, Craven county in the Senate of our
State Legislature, has returned from
Boston;, (wherp he was at the time of the
election,) and addressed a circular to
his constituents, in which he consents
to serve them in Concress.
Qcorgia arid Creek ' -Affairs, Under
this head, on our first pajre, will be
fottnd the roply of Major Andrews to
the Reports recently mnde by the Gcor
gia Commissioners to the Eiccwtjve of
their state. . , . v
. AV'e have no dubtthat enotlgh has
already been published relative to this
fceUey tladff. of Tri"" Aeu
coanty, ri. was tr4. at tke We tens
( "t'ili , ?a l
i. format a a wt f'ft.L-
. i i a a V
f.f rk- S. rrt ef that coast T. 1 J 7-" . tl'7
"v .-:.--.. .... 'wfiiwiiu
for tha murder af Mr uur. ac
cWdtiaf whith wt poblkbeJ it Uu
paper af th 5th altiao,) aad acquitted.
w
Oo tha iftk altlmo. t public dioaer
wu gWett to Q?Gjif at &!aticel
U, Georgia, which wu attp4J by
mare tula a . hundred of the citixen,
Oea, Oainea beTgcllal oa for m toast;
gave tha WW wingi , . ' ':i -.4 f ' ' . v
Tie FAf CkVi Tha tmM. StJfth
repoaitorica of their atata ind national aov.
6mI la b renoted by tbe Untied Sua, yn
tU ariadom n4 nude, tod ecnr ber 'ra
cctK to rtiakful(o them, may 1 tbat 0o-
sent c4 if ciio.,
- T. .
On the4t1i dfJulrlasfi Sir. Poinsett,
... . . . . - : . .
our .Minister ta Mexico, gave, ai ma re
sidence in the city of Mexico; a tplen-
-L . . . J
diifdinnerin honor of the dArwhichj
was attended br the citizens of the lT.1
i
ajter sttUfrb tHe!
th-.
at Ltai ia -
t
tt
cawat fc-f CoS r,ir ww ,'.
eat.ly aiRAd, c property of T
be di,tH ofla Wv!
at Pi LeritUture m tV;,v .
U thecUjotsof NtrthCarU e. ,1-
- ..u iua, ani fcU 1
t
Ik
. I V. , H
moat llinmll t. "
the rUry of our tnte, tUtti,'
H done, wit'iorrt brin-inj tt t
e(or Congrtw. 40tlt ,
the jwaice but af th tnt t '
satisfying thfte daiau; md wi r
pursuaded that this is the true t
and that it is the with of 4 ,, ,
utepeopl or t!u D.strkthdir,
ouiionv- ine new crop ia (fcU
Sty, frem all we ran hear, turns out
UA a K tliiMA aTnl 1 1 r at rsinfinal ;
with the exception of th President,! already , bezd brotlght to th Ptter,
who was prevented br sxvereindisWt,.Mrkt; f wh.,5'1 JSwajeluiai
Mr. Anderson, Minister from'
zo-utriiinent to Colombia, left Pbilai
pliia on the -14th"instant fur New-York;
where he will shortly embark fovj Bogo
ta. M
About a
.PurtKol- SnntW Mr ...I...... .
tioti from attending. ' . ' Un-fh Ir ;vr3M,B?
-T . . . : . I other causes, the prospect it U ha
Mr. Nebon, our late Minister :aiiwwr.iuiit.l.. r llit1
www v v t k ill f tj .
Spain, arrived at New-York a few days ' retJ,' fiaj1 16& inti '
ago, anil immediatefy proceeded on his . ' '
way to Virginia, toiotikhU faoiily, frora aUtraordinexertioB 'arefe.
which he has been absent, about two Z 1 U.
. , most imposing manner, tae ieetir.
years and a half. the Atlantic and" Erie seas. -tWaV.
I Grand SUte Canal The Mth October
oar ha been, aligned foV the trent, mi ft
lei-: is proposed thatY splendid celebratim
shall take ulac sm that dav-.h A i.
ing ba b-er held'itl the City of W '
whvi ijioic tor tnt par.
pose, when it was pruposcd to natw
J Cannon at short intervals from F flT.I.
thousand dogs have bee'ri tt .Saudr Uu'ik'. to that the entranre it
killed in Philadelphia, during the nasf the,first,biut frmJthV, Lake into tH
summer, by the police oflicer of that, T-: "'V " v,nurrn'w
, j the State br one rard,c?( :de-jfa
? " ."j Whqnr -thtf tfMtjtqtm;the' HWsna, 4
.p, . 'Albany, it ij' prnpnlwl that :she be t
Cool Mather There was ice at ;i c,.jvej by a flee Wteamb oiVmbS
Qilebe.c, Canada. oh the 2d instant, of .cing aU ' thsVp' upVrttheNw-Yori
an eighth of an inch thick; and, o the water; amf that sjlie be escorted in tri
10th,roon all the fow grounds in the SaBdj Hook.tn full view of As'
' rwii 1 1 ,br6ad ocean. . H is siposed that' fifty
vicin.ty of Philadelphia. Steama,tVitt,ro:aee7ea;Ww4
n r. r r 'i k v ' ! son, alI P which 'are-'to Bh.Wperily
On Gen. Lafayette's veit to the state decoratej witfi Jagsemblmt anj lei.
of. Mississippi, several of the uniformed ces. On entering the ibajpf en-York,
companies of the 1st division of militia opposite Castle Garden, 4he rsn of
of that Vtate voluntarily turned out to ca,"nH" PlTfj"
receive him with suitable horiorSk- Not
iarid armnd RhjnA in' thfl harhiir ttt ii
welcome and salute her with thei ani'
hanbg been ordered out by the Majorted thunders,- mingled Uh 'the1 glad
General, (Winston,; they- conceived-voices 01 sixty tnousana ireenwo,
tlipinaplvcs tt lihertv to plpt tli..'irnwn L '' C ' :. '&: tfafiJoibtuL'!..
j .
ofKters on the occasion, and according
ly invited the Brigadier General (M'
Comas) to take the cummand. His ac
ceptance ot tne iDviution being con.
Some ime siftcer wq gavran iciWnV
of thi pLu rider of a party.re,tQrniu.' I
New-Meiicoi aud the" carrying off of l
number of mules bV the Osase Inuirns.
strued by Gen. Winston into a want if find bt lm:?WJ&T
V- u:ir u , ... party aitacKea
Consisted ot 17 ..Aire
cans ana 23 Mexicans. .Amon iiw
be arrested and tried. He was acquit- la?-4- -was a MeAnber pf ffhe :Iexicaa
ted, and the Major General refusing to' Congress. rTberiumljer ,'of the OsasM
announce, publicly, his reinstatement ibo'nt 700 AbouU4Q mules anj
:. , .. horses were token, and the Mexicans,
in commano, ne resienea nis commis-, ... . .i ji. i
J - ; wprp Bivftrpjv aaniiiKU
..Im a.m.' a 1 1 .A.nMnnkta" 'mli.n.'.A IA.'
.a. '-.- r k I-- J subiect t) surfeit the- most of our rea-
preventtheexistcnce,orabtdy,thecre-1 , J , . "
aUon oOwhich KarnUs objectjhe ?!er hut, having g.ren publicity to.the
.urpetfcmcfiaji& f f tle Commissioners, we deem
plots. .S inese designations seetB' to oc-rj
'A
'iare goipg 'to Amferica,; na induced ;the
;H Minister . bf AVar to emplov i Y-great
ftitmber belonging to tho ' ancient army:
' ,, : t'. 'wV)ii Arnaturlret undergone an v aentencs
1 . ' '. . - -ir 1. ? ." ' - . , O rf '
, v : ' " ' t5Qi puiiacaiiiin. 1 i"' !?
' , , ,41 It.ljllU UWk. B vunauuu vi vie, vu
yVektiiieiit of the Spanish Line has fc
V.oTted. at Saint Andre, in consequence
y af having receired orders to embark for
tKe."lIatanaThey; were disbanded,
ooweyer,and compelled to embark.;
'j.' r T: ; Gaxtx. A torrespondebe '
from Gea. Roche is given in the: Pad-
life
' 'i
papertya'ated from Ka poli de Uoroant;, j
J "the last letter hgef thegSthof Jttn J
ciipy th? public Jtttent ion very little,
but. the rumor of the return of the French
troops mi opain,1 19 genejany spread.
The Council of Castile has again solici
ted of the King to resolve upon some
measures to put an end to the extensive
emigration that prevails; and to call
home those persons that-have already
emigrated. To effect thia .object, U
proposes to put underfsequestration, to
he profit of the State, tlm property of
those who do not comply with the w ishes
of .the- Goyern'tnenUn, .ttt9mpecj.M,
V? ff":l:vif, P-f -fieri JkSug; 'iu,-,'f
flGen. Gregor iJcGregoiy Cacique of
Poyofs jn Central America, has 'just
granted a large tract of territory, to' a
company 'about to establish if, French
colony on it. On' the 5th qf September
next, thefirst expedition f colonists is
to sail from Havre.' The country is to
observe Jhe laws Slanguage of France,
and' aft internal' indepenUent tfverrt-
V The ceteoratcdl opUcW.frsyet of
uaie.nasiuHiaiusneuan imprarea xeie
SCO
wit!
pe,! 64 fee t lori.' It ;.is ; said that
kthe aid of this' euormous' instra-
ment, several learned ".persons .have
been enabled to discover animated be,
ings, iroadj,,- moauments, 'and temples
Extract of tetter from Liverpool Au'r; 15th.
Vfliir f!nttftn mrkit vf lli Km
of last week, wis thrown iuto a state f
it but an act of justice to give the Ma-
jor8;answer also. ' 1
f fhe Narrative of John Yelley, which
we copied, last week fr6m -a Baltimore
paper, turns out to be the fabrication of
an impostor. . : - .
On the 10th instv John EccTes, Esq.
was elected" Magistrate of. Police of
FayetteTHJc, in the place of Drt Benja
min Robinson, resigned." ,y w '
A parcel of Cotton, of the new crpp,
from Chatham countyi was sld at Fay
ettevilIc,, list weeky for 13 cepfs; and k
load, from Anson county, at 14 cents.
By the followihg extract .from;' the
sentence of the naval Court Martial in
thf case, of Lieut.' Ramagef it-will, be
seen that bat officer has been honorably
Thd Crturt is of opinion that tin one
of the " specifications of ithetr', pf. the 1
marges is provea, and tnej;oori oes,
therefore: 'pronounce Jand(liudste that
'h said Lieut.' James Itamage ,is 4 not,
ffuiltr f aftr one of -the said charges.
I 1ne CoufV is of opinio that these
charges are -utterly . false.v groundless;
" 1 t" .' . L -i 1 .. .
nu maiicious; anu iruoes mosc nonor
Mo ' -'At. fO tnUpa:di,tonce fr.th
. . ' V souri flintier, the, part met the Road
Warning to the Ladm. A young Coinmiisioners.'goingon well. On ir.
lady was recently killed by lightning, living at. fie$
in Connecticut; and her breast mangled icaas fH fW--f
P-L.ri j. f , horsed alter which, the principal inJi-
,n a frtghtful manner supposed to have rff J -'J, ifbeVof C?;
been caused by the electric fluid being E gress, was to come to the City f Wasbv
attracted to a steel busk which she wore ungtdn, for. the laudable ' dcsire'.of be.
in her corsets. "i , coming. pecsoBally acijuamMwun
, ATortA Carolina Land ' TFurrants
is no doubt within the ' recollection
mnef tt ! rolrtori triftt i nrinn "V u lad
iiiv9j vx vv t vHuv(a) vj vat 4 a. 11x2 tUO l
sessionof the Genenl Assembly, much
excitement waa produced as to the pro
priety of adjudicating ' about . 96,000
acres of warrants issued by the state of
rnortu uarouna, ana to oe .ntisnea outj
of the vacant Land of this distcic t.
Theecfetarjrof stiite, Mr. Graham,
acting as Commissioner, refused to ad
judicate them. Thus the question came
betore the JUegislature, who also recused
to let $heni be, adjudicated upon vari
ous grounds," stated by different iriero'!
bers of both Houses v The .Agents, on
the part of the state of N. C. proposed
to give, to thi9 8tate one half of the war
rants in dispute, (48,000 acres,) provkl-t
ed . Te nnessee would pass them and Jet
th em be located, This was also refused.
and, in this shape, we presume, the mat
ter will come.before the Legislature, at
the ensuinar session: .This ia a nnettion
about which there Is great diversity of
opinion among tne peopie, as wen, as
some of toefirst legal characters of the
state-But,of this much, there tan be,
no doubt That the! Leislatura ousrht
Uo pass the V'arransi 49 ha been here
tutore their course in similar cases-Let
them , be. inamediatelyJtlocated&i':: as
these embrace all the. warrants claimed
by N. C, let the Land offices South &
VVest pf the Congressional . reservation
peopletahd institutions ,of bur country,
ion, of I -Sfz-t. h-.v '
'. A report has been; current in th city
for two, or three idays, nd ; believed pjl
. many, that the, Constellation brought m
telligence from Cu of tN landing ofs
i - - . . . . 1 J i : ft
that island, near SL jago, anu
..4- timA f K fn'onte.; with voin
Warrington; is connected with that v
vent Ve .rnejitjon theT cWumstancs
to sti' ,. th.t we have taken some
tn irf':iiT,u'miner mere is "j -r :
tntte rumori And ere N'edrt'at lt
altogether uuoundcd.AW, Jm.
.? ,W; hareolay vCbpied- from
NatiooarjourBaa communication JioDi
Mr. Senator. Berrien, to the editor o
that papef, accompanied by a tones?
dencefcen.
Troup on 'ifsSi.
. ai n 9 imn-fu v na rr 1 aa t, w a
ill n ir a na. rrniiuic iv ;
correspondence, no comment l ,
hnr ir mT ucinaya - -
sary
many by simplyYuting that
rienknies Uaviuggiven anysKa ;
mation to th? Governor .as
fcommuuicated to the. .Legislatu'
expressea himself much surpn x
their private conversatiotyshoalu
hcen madel the subject of an r
rued message to an f.iu-"