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' FOREIGN ftEWS. H!
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13 2out2i JLs&tcr From Curppet
' Arrival "of the Cambria, j '; j ,
iVtj the arrival at Boston of the Steamship
'ambria, at half past 10 o'clock on Tuesday
'norning, in a short passage of-I4day9,-.we
have late and interesting adfices from Europe.
i ni i . t " t
it. 3 jji?erpooi oaics are to tne4in oi fliarcn
Inclusive, and London to' the 3d.' "The Intel
li'ehcc, it will be secnpossesses considera.
Lie importance- , j ;
.Tiis QUEzrf's stzzctt. -
In relition to this document, vie find the foK
lowing paragraph in the European Times-?
41 Our p iper went id press, and was despatch
cd.by the last Steamer, on the day that'the
Queen opened Parliament.' As the Iloyal
Speech I.03, ere this, reached -America we
dcrn it superfluous, at thii distance of lime',
to repeat it here. Like similar royal docu
trenlsjl contains a few paragraphs, the
meaning of which is sufuciently obscure, and
elucidation of which remains ' with the
I tinh' -r as the session progresses." " V --Wih.tcr
& Smith say, in the European
. Time? I-" There is no pari of the new finan
cial Scheme which has given so much saiis
fiction as the abolition of the import duty on
Cctt.o nd Wool This tax has been keenly
Ht Ly '. .3 English manufacturer, for it st:d.'
c!cd h'ra, on the coarser dejeriptioa of goods,
w!:h ten and twelve per cent, more than his
Continental or American competitors, dndjn
t:. j Lamo degree, it has prevented him in the
c,trcn markets of the world from competing
with his active and . cncrclit rinds. .. It was
a-taxonihe productive power of the country,,
nr.d every one rejoices thit it has been swept
atvay. Tho abolition of the duty oil Cotton
will hardly be less popular in America, frc.i
iyhich we derive nearly all our supply, fr
""what little extraneous competition tho r.ur.u
facturcrof the Northern States may su-.tein
will be more than counterbalanced by: the ad
. rantacs accruing to the Southern planter.
' - - ms OREGON QUESTION.'" -1
Mr. Roebuck, in the House of Commons
!"t ni;;ht, asked Sir Robert Peel for full in
iiiun regarding the present stale of ne.
r-- nswiththe United Slates Government
orf ihe Oregon Question, justifying his cpjes-'
tion by ihe recent proceedings in the 'Amer
ican House of Representatives. Sir Robert,
a reply, refused to give ihe information re-
Jtred, stating that her Majesty's' Minuter
id nut to deal with the Iloueo of Rcpresenta
ves in ihe matter. Another Member stated,
;at o work now publishing in Paris by M. de
!oprat, was decidedly in favour ol ihe Brit
"i claims. '' ' ! ' 4 ''
Ti.3 riht cl search ll.it irritalir, sur.
illar.ee ol the hij;h tz..st which has proved
lo'to years an cndleos source cf annoyance
American shipping is virtually at un end.
mmission which has", been appointed
t. ; p-irt of the English and French! Cabi.
" f ' ,.11'1-i''jr-,':y cviimay throw dust in the
. . .. ..i iho Exeter Hall saints, but it will as-
r h'v deceive no ono c!eo. For nil pracii.
. .1 j urp..-es the power is gone. Public opin-;
ton in Francc-h&'i potent against the princi-;
that no ministry can withstand it, and
!f:r:;e .f ihe most clear-headed of English
;;.lcsmen think that not only docs this obnox
ious right of search constantly keep us on ihe
' confines o( a collision with the -United C:-tcs;
but that so far from mitigating the horrprs of(
lha Blive-lrode, it has, actually increased it.
Loid Hawick,' whose talents as a debater and
l.icr.ss as a politician place him foremost
firr.urst the master-spirits of the British Sen
Ale, has unequivocally ! given vent to his be
lief that the right of search mi"ht bo abolished
vt-uh tdvnntngo t6 the African-and-to Eng.
hrd. European Times. . 1 j :
Van TENXSTLVANIA IXTEaEST. ' i '
Vi!.T.?rSmiih say: ' '
Few tl'.ir ' : r?n more satisfaction
In conr."".crci:l ci. - :! .i t!.- ir.'.clllgence
vhich car-: n hi: J ! i !::! r--kct, that
Rev. Sydney Smith died at his house in
London Jon the eveni- of Feb. 22. The
bloftAv. Chror'cle remarks upon the event,
that the country has' last one cf tl.3 clear
ana ine wuuesi oi i;a wniers,auj. i.ugo-4.41y
hat lost one of its most powerful and yet least
pretending advocates. r- . -
..'!;".' . U :.- Ireland.:. . - ; -. ;. I
Repeal' Assoeiatio7i.-Kl the meeting on
Monday the'lTlh,' Mr.'Johff OXonnell criti
cised Sir Robert Pcclt Coahcla! statement
admitting, however, that it would produce
vast bencfa la the poorer classes in Ireland.
Bilter.compliipt was made that the people of
Dublin,1 and in all quarters, were indifferent
about the franchise, and that the Conserra
tives were gaining majorities' oa the regis
try C A jJ . I "':, br ; : rj- S.
The .position of. the French Ministry has
not. altered since our , last. M. Guizol had
made a 1 rial of his strength by dismissing two
employees of the Government who voted with
ihe Opposition; - The reported collision be
tween a trench and an English ship at Tahiti
had been contradicted officially - : ;
last accounts from Lisbon tell us that,
on the 17ih of February," Queen Dona Maria
had been confined and given birth to another
princess.; The reform of the financial con
dition of Portugal continued to occupy the at
tention of the Government and the Lcgisla-
ture T- f---',?J!;! v-'-'f ' j.-v'-"'-; : V f ;
Notwitlislinding the handsome surplus in
prospect for next year, the government is just
now as much at a loss as ever, and it is al
ready rumored that a new loan of 1,500 con-
tos is in contemplation
;The Madrid journals are chiefly occupied
vti'.h a new conspiracy, saiJ to have been cis
covered r.t Viltoria, and which the. govern,
ment have deemed of sudcient importance to
send General Concha to suppress. One par
ty represents thelemeute as favoring Espar
tcro, and the other describes it as a Carlist
conspiracy Several of the conspirators have
been arrested Hie adairappears however
to have fcen grossly exaggerated, , -Horrible
Depravity.:
The Newark Post rives a remarkable ac
count of the death cf T.Iary Ann VVntis, who
married Henry Grccr:?. p.nd came "to her
dcalli aL.:ut a week r.f::r ! poison adminis
tered by her hu:'--r.d. C ;Y 2 fourth day af.
ter their marriage, Green ! !:cd Hyoack,
in . Rensclaer county, in cc:r; my with his
wife, her brother, a i.Ir. jNiij?. and several
ladies. 'Among the he
he had formerly paid I,
hd rejected Lis cvcrli:
f. Corrwpondcnee of the Chrrlsston C . -.. ' f.
; - ' A7A3lXGT0t March Z3,IZ1j.
I Ti.e Ser.-t'j have z. JJournei zlr.z J T Ley
pass.d a vote givir.j themselves extra rr.'.lccje
tor this special session, and ; they aha give
their late President pro temp. (Mr -Mar.gum)
ihe salary of the Vice President. fre thou-
racd dollars a year) deducting th-refrom tho -b rjt it. lo-
: hi Lad received t a mc-rr.b-r i J"--:iess unciw
fruitless ellort
cf ninety wer-
torily or set c:U .
to be tho general epinicn 1
convicted.
Wall-street r.-as rathe
dv but I hav
, ir.l a j jry. Upwards
rlzr cl:z'.!encd peremn-
1: -lencr.
It seems
:t ihs cannot be
t!ie stale of lVr.r.-lv: '.i ;. j J the inter
est of its debt (or tl.j curu..i ir.ctl.3."." It
i !cvoutly lo Lj v.ia'.ied, for thvcrcdit of
America in Europe'; that tho payr.:, fr
irv, 0 come may be 'nctual. . Theu js
'r.'t ir r:vr r fiUiiJciK ;j--i.oji ju.
!.- y that l;j v 'i nut per
. : 1. '....-ition cf American
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. ' rr
r . v r
is.iltcd
hut a
crrnc t ) i.v.a
THE EANS
pay and miles;
of the Senate.
The Senate to-diy, confirmed the nomina.
tioh of Mr. Rush as Consul to flonz IC002.
ipstead of Mr Shaler rejected, and Mr. Gould
oi Marshal of the Northern District of New
York, instead of Mr. J. H. Prentiss, rejected.
The Democratic members or the Senite re
sisted the nomination of Mr. Shaler on the
ground that he was prominent in getting up
A yler meetings, and was promised ofiice as a
Tyler man. 1 Mr. Prentiss had made a bet of
eight thousand dollars on the election of 1810
with Edward Curtis, nnJ had refused to pay
itthat was the objection urged against his
nomination. j
I The injunction of secrecy has not yet been
removed from all the proceedings of the Sen
ate, but I learn that they received a commu
nication of some importance from the Secre
tary of State in reply to a call from ihem for
the present state of the negotiations, &c,
wth Mexico and also with Texas. But what-
$ver was the nature of the communication,
the Senate, it appears, took no order upon it.
! , iThe President sent in no nomination for t:., .2
vacant seat on the bench of the Sjprc:.j
Court. - .;
j j,We look with interest to the next move,
ments of-the administration. I. The extent of
ihe removals is to be decided upon in the
Cabinet. . There will, no do-' . , I i m my both
in the Departments here :
and Post Office establish
foreign missions and 0"
It is very difficult to su
r c-.l c-i-.n
j cf ir.:
-.-3fc!.jvvly 13
;::.cs cf i:.o :
t
var question.
- Gen. Almor
the city, an4
O'Callaghan,
propiictor, is ai
his determinatio
. . :-2;can . imister, is m
i in a few davs. Mr.
' Cr. -rr! Ciiy Express"
: ;rIIj'j"o. He avows
I ur.Jcr:ind, to cive the
new Post Master General soma very interest
tog lessons in tali i. ..tiling.
The weather ia iglirious, and the streets suf
focated with dust and pc'Lstrians. Broadway,
yesterday, was aceav-lcss procession cf ado
rable shoprcsss.
ir-m. i- - - y ' w ! mm mmmm
rriday, April
1r -
The Superior Court for Buncombe 'county
is now in soln at tuis. place. Judge Manly
is pre
lav r.'jv
tj t:...o c!
C.'-itom-liuso
r.o
to L
m-
doQ. But some have supposed iuat the ofier
of ihat mission would be macr to Mr.
of jlhat
bury, who is rather inclined ft
with the present stale of thinp
could have it if he would tf'
probable.
No oficial organ 1:"
by the administration,
the Globe, the Madisonia;i, -for
tho official honor is r ,:
The Senate did not ' .
a printer, ihouh
them. The
tiors: of O-'
Wood.
(Jissaiisfled
Wright
' rh is not
n of
v.a 3 ono 10 wnon.
esses," and wl- ,
this occasion
b!o to l.'-ri,
circjr.:
:fhi!'..y
i j :.',:
ken c(i!J, .
aro no- 1
Tr, loco -it -
beinji dca
;ton,
:rJ it -f
hoc
t
r
-.J l.-s 3 Iz
"-:ved to I:':v
in n i nours s'i corr,"inncd
r-p'l vorsitcd violently.
cc:
physician v..., :
powders, Lut
cine thus, left, Gi. .
white from a spoon,
which has since been ;
ic, by tho dregs lcfi i:: t'
der which he should 1 - -to
destroy, and tho c:
powders being left rf.r
known to rhave been uJ.
first i circumstance that a..
Ctill, however, Mary An:i
believed that, he continued
sonous drugs in her nourish
of her death.''' It seems ih:
of her illness, she-beg? r. !
band.cf foul play, cr ' : '
and melting terms.
day, and her bro'.'
Ins belief in Gr; ...
of the deed. Gr. .
fested at V.- c
0 Icit hzr two
;r I!
white
rr.cdi.
i.-jr ccn tl.-n-:.!i
water, nnd
. j lo Lo ars:n
Tl'.o r iv.'.
ho r"
:?, rf t
r.nd i!.iricK;,.:t ii the;: -hi, ho was
l.ulu ii.-iru;v:cnuil in bringing about!
niittai.fts on the tiivideiids have already
Tho lS;nk of EnhirJ. it ii "id, is al r
to reduce tho ratcs'of discount r.t i!
.rarii
:h lai.ksr During tho p:.-t. 1.
. -.:!i i! :
1. '.Wan in the Bank has increccd f...; .-I I,.
-117X27 to 15,453,03,: an increase ci
X o,470. " in ihesame peri.. - ho circu!a.
li" tm'a decreased 349,470. Yhe Fun J 3
"exhibit a quiet nndsicady nppeararce. i Mcx
ican Stock, in consequence of th. hist c.J
vic?3t has improved a little,' Me?:: m Pcr.ds
, ?'.-vi; been done at S3 3-4. Tho tlato'cf" tho
' I "...chnrg"st7fclween the United -Stsi.js ariJ
; "..' jar.d, which continue greatly in our favor,
produce heavy imports rf bu'Mon, qre lo-
pnnir..to exciie opprehe:.-ior. in commer
cial circles'.
Tho New York and llavro picket ship
Vi!!o do Lvon. was wrecked on the 2d cf
Icbraary. ,
A smulinrr vessel .'as seized m ihe ..er
-c:y, loaded with tobacco, and ihe procerJs cf
confiscation amounted to 7G52 ; of which
tho. informer received 2550 ns his sharei
M!.;!e the actual value of vessel and' caro
tvculd come wiihin' 10,000. ' -j- :
Wilmer and Smiih say id their Times : j
" Th Fore ! jn events of tho test iwo or
0 :c3 weeks posssesa Millie interest if we ex
;t Swi'.zerlandj where the violence of party
"ca..jc has nain made itself-ma niresj in Cuq
affair of the Jesuits. . Mailers look threat? n-
' 'r.'; . bul hopes are entertained that ilie fiar.'
' riTmnv subside as family quarrels, ought-l
. iihih giving wny a little, for the purpose of
fi.llowshin. M. tG-eiruif
" 'rumphTd in ihe Chamber of deputies;
c "of supply for the Secret" Se rvioc,-
i'y of 24-Thjs majority is deem
actory, os ii may enable hi'cij rub
;nfT the remainder of ihe session. 'Ilu.
" hat the Chambers will be dissolve
tiimn for the pupose of tetinjjthe
u'ltitv wkh the electoral bcdV
." ve-.fi-crn China t;"the2Cth
'"ho Ej cror was ph the point
r-1
,1 f- :l
il.J
n.l it is
' minister poi
. up to tf.3 time
the third day
ncct her h'J3
:JcJ him in mild
z2 cn t.!.2 l!;irJ
. cpci.ly drchrcd
t u'.it, and accuieJ him
. exciti.wcnt va3 tnani
iticn, end letter snys
that cl !" ,' J p?rr-;ns were prc:?r,t. Ho
cc:"" V.rJ fjr trial, r'r:d lodged in iho
Trov jiU. Tho trial comes on in Aprl.
LTh people cf R.crCi:.cr nrc much excited
pinsL'him.""' .-;- l
N : -
y c-rn frcm t!,o IWS.s Tiil-.-.o that a
" -1 c iiimsolf Thomas Henry, mur
r . : . --vjijy and. J.;r.'.cs Haw.
, , ; ) Ca".cu ijnty, Alabama, on the
1 1. 1. i i.o cec., were sons cf James
...i.-om, Ks-j. The-ch;.jm3taiwic3 under
horrid crime wascmniivrdare
:ufd. - I"'- X X
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March 22.
;e:::d here by
L'jrteyor cl
f t..:- 7 rc-
f. :l c:i tho r.rtd.jy cf July next, newspapers
go frco for any distance not exceeding thirty
miles from the place where printed. We
mention this as on inducement to lhc:o
1 t-T.t. . (?-?! t r
i.uvs liiu.rio reiramej irom U::r..r " ;jr
IM ...e? 2T cn ncco-nt c; t:.o r.j.ie '2 to
- 1 1 t 1 m
c..o isrv.ara on j suscrico tor our paper.
Its circulation in this county is only about two
hundred and fifty, whjle.ihere are aboul four
teen hundred voters! Of the merits cf t!.2
paper, of course il becomes us net to spc"
but ihero sccon to bo an apathy cr.l ir.i!.7.
cr.C2 tr.-.-rgt!.3 WL'-scf l!.3 c '"ty, c3to
w!.'t!.;r il pmp?rs cr r t, '.V.t i: "rzt: , 1. '.
Ikllo genuine Lve for tho Whig caueo. If eve
ry one" who professes to fee! an ir.icrcct Li il.ij
milter would exert his influence he miglil pro
cjro use..,, iwo, or a half dozen sobecribrs.
In tho Siiieecth Ward our trknJ are
threatened on every sid?, and it is ct tho pe
ril cf lh::r lives thot enc d-ro to avow hi:r..sc!f
an American. Thej, however, are net ihe
only cr.:3 v! 3 are threatened. lathe Sisih
and Fcurte Warda our bills are torn
dowaalmoct cs soonas they are put up, and
ihe person who posts them is insulted and cru
elly treated by those who have fled to this
country fr a e '7 port which they could not
obtain m IV: i rive them birth.
We call 1! 3 ai:?r..; n cf the Air.crican
people to ths fj!!ottif c ":i-.ta of Mr. Ful
ton. No cc.T.rr.et it ncrrssary, it
tetiS its own storv. D-l trust it will
arouse every American to ri.o in his might
and put down a f)rci ;n faction, whoso only
arguments are club law or. 1 coIJ attcrrpts lo
ossa?sinatc free-born An.-ricans.
C:rr a:;d County or Nett Ycr.s,s:
Vzrl I Fv. !:,it being duly sworn, deposeih
and saiih ih'.t l.o Is the person usually em
ployed lo peel ths bills of the Sixteenth Ward
American Republican Associaiion, and that
about two months oo, as he vas pnstirg bills
on the corner cf street ar.j SJ Avenu,
nperson accosted him and ordered him to de
sist and clear out without posting another bill
in that neighborhood: and upon his rtfj:
the man threatened violence, and swore ho
would take thm a v.-ay from him. and advan-
ced Towards hiin in a furious manner, with
tho evident intention of wresting them awav
from him, when a dog, belonging todeponcr.t
seized him by the leg, and held him ur.til r.i.
sista nee was procured. Deponent further
saiih, thatca ihe cvenirg r f t!:o 17ih instant,
as he was postirT tills rear ll.o corner of 15th
street and C;h Avenue, two Irishmen advan
ccd behind him, and one of them struck "him
with a club of aboul two and a half feet in
length, in the face, just ur.dcr tV.o right e
which knocked him down ; r.r I -' p.-rer.t fjr.
thcr saiih, that upon his r .; 1. 13 feet
ihe other individual rushciuoa him with a
Iott dncr, r. J mid a "T-yrate plunge at
, ceecrv.. 1 tho intention,;
C:"A himself, nnd t!.?
' 1 his coat and iwo shirt
. - ,j gr.toalho other side, mak
i - el-l.i cf about an inch in width
t!.o t 'ir. they had finished him, they
ran away with precipitation.
DAVID FULTON
Sworn and subrori'jed before me, this 0;h
day cf March, 15 15.
JAMES IIAHPE?, Mayer..
hart
pleasure
;y y(
cf
frier. Ja ? I Chill
I'
1 y. : ,
0 havo ti.:
An Edi
i:.:.
We shall sec.
'0 l.avo r:
ti.acf CJ..
led to" tho"
nolo t'j t!
t! :
iIV ij: ,
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t!.c'-'.:7
two V.'.'.i
cri.e-r 'i .
matter c."
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c ,0:1
and
.1 ii
.1 h c:
....e.i
i..-t Ex-Go-'i
i.e a!! cd
Nomination cf Col. Foster.
ccived intelligence of the nomir.-tl
E. II. Fester cs tho Whig candid He for Gov
c:;.:r cf Tc::r.::;eo at tho Aug-.: cfeclicn,
Ly tj Convention which assembled at
1, 1" 3 C:!i
Tho t.z.:z -r 3 familiar to the Whigs
thrc-.-g' tho U.' jo. I
kzi rer:'.!.:rcd noble service in c"r rer
rr.er.y years. We predict fer hi:n a tri
-.r.tc'retl:-.
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.ampion of Whig prinoip!
tnown 03 an
3, and
cd
1 T V
Earths!
circu.it J L"! ' v -. -7 a. r-ur.-t
h:s7if',l! ?(' v;,."nf(-3vcrr-rMcDxvr!!t
cf Virgin, ar.J'r.h ee cf Mr.-. a. Go.
verr.;jr Th: ..as acce.3 Mr. a;. ' Mrj. Den
tc:s, a;.w.;o othor things, cf h-.h.g r..aJj tho
r:.:..!i ,hich resulted Sv unhappily.
Most of the members of Congress have?
left the city, and as to the few who rerrrilo
here, they are well convinced th.it it will bi
indiscreet for ihem to insist up hi iha bestowal
of patronage on their friend o. Tho advice
cf ihe Richmond Er.j-ircrln rc.rd to them
his, no doubt, becn'adopted. fb:.il somo r f
C.zin may yet bo appointed to office. Ir.
Wch'er, Mr. W. J. Brown, '.f Illinois, and
ethers, expect cCicc, but they are cot now h
ihis city.
Tl - f!!icc-scckcrs from Nc.v Yc:h aro
still ! " 0, but in diminished numbers; they
have : j yet found out but ono thin'; to their
s-tLf tion, viz: that Mr. Polk U from Ten.
:n
fH.ncs:.e, and that the appointments have bt
Zj receiving and. .opening al his
I.i A :v;"j, a gooi assortment of New and bean.
tifi. ' ...3 ;Lejn2 purchased by luniselft enurely for
ca-h, v. it.Ii Lis experience in the business, and taking
intj c: .IJcratioa thefact that hasclTj for notLin g but
-i i ; 4 e PAY .pOTSTlf I i ' f -i-
he falters himself that he can cell tome if tha best
BARGAINS in good ever offered .in Asheville.
Ttrsons wulunjj to pay cash forgooda would do well
to C2ll 1 ex amine his stock, and hear his prices be
fore purcJ -ip fhenhcre. He' is confident in say.
ir that food j aires of goods will acknowledge then
cheap. Hiring bought out ihi? interest of tis co
partner, and 'doinjihe business altogether on!''
own accounlho hopes by hi plain manner of do.'. 3
business end tis close attention, to the Eame, to I?
liberally patronized, ilis stocky consists of all t' 5
articles usually kept in a' village store, viz.:
I'crc",;n and domestic jdry Goods, Hardware, Cut.
Icry, D." '5, Medicines, Boots, .Sliopft Hats, Bon
net.', Toe .-, Crockery and tJlass Ware, Saddlery,
Grci" Cotton yarn, Tinware, tc. :c wc.
' vilic, N. C, March 14, J 845.
h H1 NOTICE.
tJ S " ' : 1 ! ' ""
Tersoaf owing the late firm of J. Dunlap &, Co.
wuld do v ell to call and pay their -notes and ac-
oup;, as the business of that concern must be set.
tied. ; -r ' j-. J- DUNLAP.
IMareh 14, 1813. ' 1 , ' ' . 2m 233 .
a";. "3 r f ihildar!ia
pJ territory,
r:. .i t have on it
wi'.r.'.i. .1 of
""rr.ent cf
t.;. ;.. . 2Qtti2 nszzD. k &
-1 I - Kakawat from the subscriber, a negro man
"atout 23 or ?J1 yeit 'of a e, of common eight,
'. '; '-3 tSoat 150 Ibsrery darkc'praplcxioni likely,
cr. i f :?9 ' rroken in spsaking shows all hia front
tcc'h, r.hich are rather open bcfSre rather impu
drr.t wl:?n spoken to no particnlar marks remem
bered, lis runaway from me last eprinjj, and made
his way into North Carolina, and was then arrested.
7,3d had a' free pass.' We now suppose he has
free pas3 cr has been conveyed cH by rome white
person, i The above reward will be paid for his ap
prehension and delivery to me, four ml!?s north of
Per.e!d, Greene county, Ga.; cr if tp-'ted
in any eafc lal, so that I can ret him; and cr.e L.i
dred dollars will be paid for the detection tf ths r.e-
2;roan.dt::et..ieL ; .
MARY A. WRIGHT.
21, 1??5. :. !" .At cow 233 -
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. ..1 ihe Iey Yori: Air.erietn ue.
las' ov tho derco cf ir.:e!:r.C3 la
;::i jn cf lha foreign rereiilieo cf
arrive ?. V.T! :! --
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IV.-JJ. Tho Wh!-i of
7o have :Iectcd the
Ilereee Grccly,
" ;a ;.t Aid? r man.
ccercd, say 3 th
id has recently been dis
Fcycttevillo Ohrcrver, on
3 o. Litllc, Esq., within a
rr.i'e ortvo of 7ad'-boro"Th, in Ansco ce ;n
ly; and cn tho l1r.J3f.fD. I McDonald,
Csq., in ths immedhto vicinity cf Rcckir";-
JUpMtUd for the Utititnore A
Sentence cf TIcC::r;-;.
Henrv McCtm, the indiviijil coavi - : .
some few days since, of murder in th? .
degree, in causing tho deaih of Iiul lie
of Macon, Geo., while passing tho r' t '
boarding house m th: ciiy in Jar.j .:v ,
brought into Cjurt by tho Warden cf t' -.
and placed ia tho bir, v.hea ho uaj cJJ.
by His Honor, ChLf Jj-- Crlco, ii
lowing vrcrZz:
Henry JhTcC-rry; ' . .,
lou have teen conyiclcd, by a Jury cf yevr
own cr.w'.co, r....:ra ritijr.t" crirr:"it .
the caso sobrr.iitrd to th?n. cf l-i rr: '!
murder ia tlio1 f.r:t dc;r:?f . !.h, I.
exposes ycj to tho :r. :.!.;-..::.: c T J c.J
iacb?iicr.co to 1:3 c o-v: .J. h ' ; !
ths pai duly cf th; C, jrt to pre.:. : t"
av.f J u:.:;:.cc. It i ihcrr for-j. cr':rr 1 r
ai;-.1 ;ed, that yea hj removed frc-n ! t
the place from w!.c::coycu f ,.r
frora thence to tho c'aco cf a. : i, J
there be hung by tha r.ici until yea IzC
V e think it unnecessary, for your c.vn .
elit or that cl ethers, lo enter i.;io c: . .
make any commectj, on ths 'retch!.. l:ts
proved 10 this case, as all tho circur'-TTT'
vicked motives which prompted il3 corrrT:. '
sion, are of too recent a diio to author;-"1 ni
(JIWU!.:, uw.l w.y ! l U 4;.; (.'j
n rr.-:r jrv cr that of lha
t-
passed frconycur 0
h.,-r3. -
It is proper, howcw
all probability, ihisscr.
ha carried into exeev
make your alonemcr.
lion cf laws ir.adc i
ritizenj in the peace
.0 warn you that, i.l
co will very rpeedily
1 ; and yoa r,!I l
society fori! s vi '
prctcc:!. 1:3
enjaymsr . ihlir
Je,"yo'J r- J
ir.'.T c
t: -
This ct.mcrr.cnt v. i'J w .-; L o c
ar.d " if it were all of death, .t'
your crimes would r-c ' '
and be buried in tho tr
i not fno csz. You v'
messenger, Dw-ath, ui" .!y c..:.Jjc:
tho worli cf rririis r- . I fjro ihj c;
l :r.l of ALnioiiTy CDtj ar.sv.cr, c:
r.:h.;r c-.ir.qujnoiesv', for tho usurp -.tian cf I i
divine prer(.";ati3 in daring to take f, .ia
jxurcclf y.hat ever 1 orf 3 to Him, to tcrrr.in.
ate the Iifj cf a f.h'ow tci.?.
Itn not for this Qiurt to prcr-."
fito avri' you. But wc feci v,.-;
s'whal
:cJ I
lh
cf IL;y V.
y:j that, i., . ...jro
fail to r ' '...hi in
that Lord V
mriiv. c:::-
, in sir.-jli
a fr
r:,t
1
cjvrcacv
.z:r.t in Ric!:rr:or. I c
many of the nir.-g in this f,'"
cJt.i rcat pre.':, a:. J !.:,
'..z price cf uhr,c:t c.
Cvillur-l rci'j::i:o v.i',1 tliii.
I -'.r.Jo i;.:.j tho I::
c !;"r.i thit
1..:.
Col. r.Icilae, United
tales Indian ccnt,
h.is removed from the. f'.-.to cf Mississippi
lately, 11C3 Choclawg, who are now cn their
vr.y ta their 1. i.f i' ":-';;)-
VC3 C.jC'.CJ
remov;
t.'il.. "re-.l cr
ta t!
y -r.J, vo ti.it
. dor.o to chec'.; t! . re
r.co. If Lrcij.. jrs, .h.
country, villn-t l;cvo I
'jjiccj ar.li-A: -;i
r:o V!r vctcd f:
viz : T !. :zrs. llz:
!ir..:cn cf L'-v:::ir.i,
.a cf
r.J
rric; ct
- 1 i
, . ..t vo
1 1 .
tat'-'
to
the Fcii.cr, your ! -t v. ill I. v.iih v.T'l:
outcasts nr. d rep. rohatrj f ,rcvcr. '
Il lhorcf:rr.' !' !.avc3 yco, ;
your i-r r jrt:.I ul, r.r.d hepe fjr r. . . , ,
u:o e!l chiijoncc, Ly l' ? V2 cf all tha 1.. ;
cf grc:e, to prepare for ihii awful event,
t... :ui for vcal or.o.
Wiwi theso few ;- ..oral remarks the C :
will now r 1 i their 1 :vc cf you, and c
yen to tho rro an i ! - ' . ci'lces cf x. 0 I'.:-.
enA ntleman, wf-T, o learn, has r - hird.'y
atrvr J: ! to your i- 'rjction from t! :!r.:3cf
yo::r irr.prL-r.n".e:.t, rr: i ii ;o r..J. .. .ire cn.
, than v. ;: aro u u.-..rw!d to 3 id n..." 1
:.;:r.ciatior . pronounced ia tho ::ri,'.".
r - .i::-;t tho L::rcpentinj einner, c: 1 r'- ) '
: .:.y "raci.j-j promises of for"'v": ;t'" r
r: mourner nnd repentant tr-: rr ;
U ' ,;r step n th? rr :.t
f" ! v !" : ! ' t : - -
y -jr last p.-. J w.orr.zr.'.?.
Prisoner, your tirre is thorl ! imp re . '.:
. During the cli cry of ihia senience, th
prisoner remained f.ur.ding, almost rr... '
less, rn'iinlainin j, outwardly, the's u.. j c
t:o of composure he manifested three;
t' - v, ho!? cf his triih II tna'ds r. r1--
"ver, and ct iho conclu:ien cf thTf
: , wss remanded 10 j iil. D ;i f-.
-re present, it put Ui: g kr.o-,. n
'I 'J...yu as to bnlug!.! out t - J .7 , ur.iii
f.. '. r r,l9 Leforc lie appeared.
3 1
are
Are
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cr.
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our rc
ce;i.o lo a
10 sue.).
:ar.
tiEC"1V.vo L
.er.
cf I
0 looho Ih: :
ever ce!..),i
thins indefinat
ft,j from thai Quarter
? said, and believed here, that if Mr.
CalnoL --cciirjQj mission t; Engl md, it
wou. p On,re(j l(J sorrje cne cf his near
frL:. . ! bomfevQ jaley e-Jrn3Cd that it
v. r ' bo offered tiHIr Woodbury ; Lot , it U
-esicu uiai "Ntprohahly be tender.
Elmore, of .
te intelligence fronrjj ;3 re.
th -re with he,grcaie-tQtiScalioD
c.-, :ially by the free trade tq
KUjir and cotton growing inlerfc
- H.that re.e
; . , . , 1 1
Nnrv York, March 23,
7 o'clock, a. rr.
'. V.V : . .! . J hero yci'erdiv :
. '.V.. h ' ; cn I.i j ay
:e::r;l jji-jr.t-rr.io :.e
,' t, yet w i:h titt.i.
i'.erihr'T al ''J:is eve?,
and ihe fli&hcs tht riv arcer.J Lis m.iuth.
which nnl:c3 cr.3 thrill ho LcLs, and i.
voluntarily turn enf 1 :eh c-in. Tha recer.l
declarations of Mr VcLetor, on the subject
cf naturalization, point to him as the proba
ble candidate cf tho Arr.srican: Republicans
for President in lCi3, and his movements at.
tract new, interest just at this rr.Tr.er.t, when
ihe Native feeling is so prcmir.cr.l a topic cf
public 'con versa lion.
The Courier Enzuirer zz?cl3 from Mr.
Selden's. nomination a secesiha which it
declares would have been made the morning
after the nomination, but that Cel. Webb wes
not in town and goes over with all its friends
and influence to Mr. Harper. The Express
indicates a ciepe:i:iea to da the sarr.o thin",
nnd there is little cuht lhat tho Cc.ercial
Advertiser will follow suit. This v.i'.l render
his chance cf election at least equal to Mr.
Hdvemeyrr s, loavir tho sacccos cf Mr. Col-den,-of
c. : :o, qjh.o cut cf tho question.
The truth c.; : cicely La douhicJ lhal the
greatest amount cf u!.r.t cr. J i.,r.u. nee in the
Whig party of New Yori is favorable to ihe
Native movement. '
The trial of Polly Bodine has rot yet com
menced, another day bavin" beca rer.t ia
not cpply.
crr.OL U3 ;
corns, if tired cf kindly eppre ion
dr" h and thousaadj, .o have y.l
o and ir
They a r- '
yea, Lt t!
1 7 !
acres of fertile land to s-
Let ihem come ! wedovl: net ;j t'
of every fjenerous, Americe - :
heaca's sake, for ihe sale cf c.
for the sa':o of multij hod tr.' ' -z
we hepo a pan rnay La acc;t:d 1.?
immigration cf vnbonds ar.d ce:
.1 it, a t' i I
j:-rr.r-" -t cf V z Z .T.
i Iti T!."r..y the CC.h Cr.
h-virj acted cn al! ? rerr.in'iticr: r
the rre.:!Jer.t. A bre re...h r . .
lions, chiefly cf revenuo c.T.ccr'',
iheee rcpe;:;d cn fre..i the Cj;
Cerr.r.' :rcc, were cor.f.rmed.
iV-.icus to ti.e c;'".j;: .,
. .-"eved iho lVur.clien rf t
e niJjt ef Ife, tee are in deil:.
to c -r chituary ,1 :
' -r tl.at o-.ir co - ? - -
:'y r-rt ',:e ' ' ' hef
: f...: r, ', j c;;i.
. j i.i tr:j prirr; . f : , c n.
' .. - ?, and were tr h
" Mr. Orr :.r,
i cr
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snf
.10 c,
::rpr::
i' cars r
t':ir
frc
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c.Terci Ly
t! e 11 tii
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1'J
f. rv.ii
t!:o States cf Eurcro. It h
.r hou
es, lur.ttio-ir;'
:3 L:ea
pre
t.. c-
.1 i:
rrJLy thej.h.t
d "A j!:.i rce
S Tc.V:sluthe C
cf ihe UrhleJ
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r.r t:
t 11:3 1
thii cov
' j fceea cah'
s epon our c
tf:!lfer.!our!
.aracter. Cl.
'Vthor-:-.
- j c
r -r r.zzr:
Lea rued t
.ve no doult, i
. :!etioa ia i".
, ia a very rl
i hence; end t'
emucity.
: to ivu;.3 f
1 1"
1 :!" ,f
cc:
.) ty re.
vcr, r the
.c:s cf that
. , i.il co l: e:3 lr.er: -let:
-ovcrn.entt 2,z'' , ..
ir;;! They a r r.'. : .
deaieir meu, la' v. or!: ')!
ruption; and lhat they are
abundantly shown by th?
ia t
- ; ar.i
ccr""Ci?r.t too!3 is
r.ee!l cf ihs bs.1
Presidential election. Washington said "bo
ware cf ferei-n ir.eence'1 end unless marc
attention paid to thi3 'admonition than il
has hitherto received, our toasted liberties
will, ere loeg, be but as ' soua-ieg brais
and a tinkling symbol.
The reader has doubtless tccorso impatient
for tho promised extract from tho Republican
here it is : .
BcUciiz-pt 't3As:z;::.:-',3 cn A::.:ri:in
RepuUlcan EPcslcr.-Zz reperato h:.vo
the cnerriis3 cf iho Amerieaa Rcpub!!cua par
ty become, that th:y arc tovr n..y attempt
ing to assassinato ctery person who dares
post a L!!I for tho call cf an American Re
publican, mcctinj. '. - - .
tr.U'S will
tj th-j provieicr.3 cf. the Cor: ".
Fortir-r lo ihe treaty. makirg
-rr '..o cf cccompiishirg the c
i-csolutioo. ' -
Ecs:.rved, That tho Secretary be directed
to by before the President cf ihe U. States a
copy cf thi3 resj!u::c:i.
I.Iarch II, 1013. 3
Mr. McD.TiO m;vcd to Ly the tbjve res
clutioa on the table, whieii pa;;;d ia th? cf
firmative by the foil aw Ir.- vet? :
YF: 5, M-r,r .l'-n
a l . r . t. -
"rT -r"-p r -'-"-oa, cf Louisiana, Lewis,
iVi.rn, .n.:..:"7. Ate:. i son
r:r.:co, Dr::ee, Cues,
Sturg?fn, ,
NAYS M
rien, Thomas
Corw in, Crif.e.
Ilur.iiu-tun, Je;
q , ; t A rc he r , B a r ro w , Be r.
. 't"1. John M. Clayton,
3,
Cf
' . ""-i F.var.i. flrrpr.R.
. , , ,
90
I-eJ, ..Im-um, Morchcarl, I
Upham, Webster, Woodbridjo J'
.rr' Prl Ve have ce:r. -from
L".::!--R-dated on tho l!t
v. hieh.it is coved that o rcmor ii a
h.tlie i... :i;.j is tliortiy lo tIte f
tv.ccn Ex. Governor Rjtlor, fj. S. Ci
A'-ent. cr.J Col. cf the arrr
Wo
sinrerely h-'p
iV. O. Pice
.3 report r'ea
y pr:
Ooo cf the gerrymander districts, i:
L III lhat has passed the Missouri Senate, l.J f
twenty-three sides, ana anotoer tvcnty-Iive
Mes.. 'This is cau?d by th? awkward ef
forts of the gerrymanders lo hook inc. oi ho:!:
cut particular ccur.tie?. "
The Boston Post slates that a pnt.'rman,
named Whitmore, W3s poisoned ja thai city
on Saturday last, in ccneccocnc cf cot;ej
partridges. -' ; -
.The eZWztc! ihe "Sale'm (Mo.;,) C
rcgrct i!.e rocra tho Iriat-gural ;;r.
lakes ia 1.'; co!umr.3, cr.J rcmarkoT, io r.
that rcrr. !:.-' cscf the author cf t' ; .1
that th j f -bh'o co-.v, regard the. i c'e.
as M-ore -.l!.' vaio paper, poo::';
fiction cf rcmar.ee, without it; ir.:
add.'rg the sin cf hypocrisy to t -dui:fss.'J
-
;:c:j ZZ:Je of Lezislzti;. V : .
while the bill to amend th- T e c'
2ity cf CIr.einnati wo3 t: r .""'-!'
the Ilou.-.o, ws ur.JT'"" '!-. '".o -
d!T.:;.ed memb-r-i f.-. .
czzic- 1 7-il ii c. :' - 1
4
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rNiiihett'
Iorgh .ht c - '
thci-ov.:.:!;, v..,.ji3 f
and crev.o, hove r;f,' - J
CocftlelhhHK,.
t c.
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