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Gf Z. Harrison.
ilPBIDM MARCH . 12, 1847.
NEf SERIES, i'
NU5IBER 46.0F VOLUJIE III.
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MTdj( JiVnn
'-It J.tVilliamv
1st. Sergeant,
2d do
3d do
ith do
nfll i. IJraweTtriTJst Corporal,
Jrihro P-J'tttllc, J 3 J
rihWi i A iiirhm. ! 4tli
Kcubei jiiarrcii
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lker,IIyan! ii
Jrtili;-JHM,JJ
. 'hviiiirt c
J1uck,Jonftt
I. . T: t-.-.'-.r.. J
Cifebfy 1 h
Co.4. Witliat'n
.lickardj. j
- ', . Frederick"
: iVilliarh
1 I iwr. Arttur
i :n!T,rt 'LittltMuhri If
.-..M H, p-
'Uriel, Wiilto (
It i:. ;i n i
Jrtiies, Orange D
son, Andrew C
Jt hnson, Calvin
l'llyt Joseph J
L'til'e"lScnn G
L ndsay, Nathan
"Monday, Robert ,
Moore, Joshua S
OJierry, (Jreen
(mens, Elfeha
Firker, William
K Edwin
Pfitway, Willie J
ger, Jackson
yencer, Wm II
Sjallings, Jesse
St'ahton, Wm.
'ylorr Jas F
Tjitirier, William
'Fitjlor, Francis W
. Tpprii, Sainiiel II
'I1 Jessee A B
T)ornhill, Wm II
t son, Evans
Vubb, Bennett
AVilliams, Epenetus
eaver, Jonathan
; Williams, Blount
I V;trd, Washington
i Walker, Lawrence
i.rins, 'I'hotnas
1 Williams, David
"NVorseley, II M G
Enoch Flowers
Wm G arris
13 W Brasswell
Win C Watkins '
Wmlloss - f
John Ballard i
Alex Birmingham
J D F Watkins
WmTarleton
W M McDuffie
Jacob W Long
John Luton
1 Henry Craton
James Stewart
: James Page -David
Green -.
Roland Davis
W$ Stough
Itiley Biackwe
Wm J Hudson
P A Kenally .
J. 1 Todd
Joseph M Fry
John McCauble
W P MoVmg
Stephen G Morton
John II Gorrel
ter
W
cnifSanjyi are mjtn Edgocomb c(
We 1 from litt j atul 1 from Franklin. T
coun.
Their
'V'P" fr.on V5 lJl,t mostly in the 20's.
4.
Cdmvany Jt.
Harvpy jUoher'W ta ptai n,
Ny loin Andrews Lieutenant
- Sjiters iilpletoii, do
-.-Zailoch Thompson 2J do
r Jtob I? Daniel, 1st Sergeant
: . Juba v; UatspnJ
Jatoli Harder,
Lewis Outlaw,!
' Jackson Vinson,
Allen .d'reen
n I t :i' i
rvoucri pm j one
' BirnaLas Lane, iih
"2tl , do
3d . do
1th do
H Corporal
do
do
do
2d
liW, Ben)
Urion, John
lli!ff,'Jercmmh
Wirv, ALner
U?r, llnry
!eit, Jeifi
WiJno A , i !
4 I t'TfLi;
i
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t
At; '
N.t.Wjhuiiton '
tod, Win i'J
6cldL Ahton.: i ? '
CreeVV T(l..nt
vurr. Ntiitn. I
1. Jackson '
f r, Augustus
W Beni I il
Edwjn ill
WWnt It
;H Jackson'
Sn-JasB
Slllielli!;
S4 LewisW
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Jtihuson, Bryant
'Johnson, Martin
Kjrig; Blount
, I wis, Muses
. Ijvssiler, Slenphen D
liine W
fainer, Henry
Mathews, John
(Mooro, D.anl
i i urdoch, Robert
cdlen. Saml
uijtturd, James
!R aaihgo, Bryant
Newman, Saml
Pjpwell, Amos
Peoples, Caswell
Pjuks. Gco y
Ppll, James
! Reaves, Richard W
Iyivenbanks, Elijah
Randolph, Mathew
loberts, Henry
'Richardson, James
Iidford, Mathew
Sjierrml, Benj W
Sjkes, John
'Sikes, James
S)kes Wm
Siimner, Saml
iinith, Needham
Tyson, Shin
Vauglin, Wiley-'
Vfu Robl F
Williams, Gilbert
Vi'tlliams, Henry
Williams, Joseph J
Whitfield, James
u itfU.nts, Uriah
illiamson, Harris
Joshua Hartsel(
Danl C Faggert
Burton Cune
Martin Stough
R R Hudson
McCarny Johnson
Valentine N Mitchel
Stephen A Winpofl'
James Dortou 1
Leonard HoneycuJ
Jiles Cross . I
Simon Troutman ;
Adam Eddlernari
John N Brarilly
II T Turner';
Timothy Tucker
Daniel Miller
D C Klutts '
Isaac A Martin
A N SIood !i
L A Blackwelter
Henry Pennihger
J PPenninger
Georse Seamon
Robert RoaU
Wiley Cariker
John Mason
Edmund tiartsei " j - - -
Of thi company 55 are from Cabarrus, and
scattering ones from neighboring counties
, v - '''"- : i' ,
: Company D
Tilman Blaiock. Cantain. 1
Shepaid K Nash,: 1st Lieutenant,
A t Keith, 2d . do
Stephen Nichols, 2d do,
James jJnes, 1st Sergeant,
J II. Constable, 2d do
T J Philips, 3d do
John C Kearner, 4th do
Jackson Stuart, 1st Corporal,
T J Turner, - 2d do
R G Briltain, 3d do
Wm Fliitoff, 4lh Jo
A Broikwell, ,
Berry Ha, $ '
Blaiock, Jr, Egbert Keith, Riley C
Barbec, Mordecai
Barton, Thomas!
Brooks, N G
Brantly, Orran
Bailey Levi
Blaiock, David
Boon, Robert
Butler, Trios S
Car, A B
Craltrec, John j!
Curner, Thomas
Carraway, David
Coins, Jamesi
Cook, Charles
Durke, W G
Davis, Thomas
Dickson, It W
Dickson, J
Davis, Thos C
Davis, Andrew
Davenport, IFiri !
Duckworth, Davi
Davenport, J IV
English, J M
Green, Silas TV
Green, Adolphus
Howard, Isaac
Hensley, Geo
Horn. C P
Harris, IVm T
Jones, Signal:
Jones, A J !
Jennings, James It
Jones, D T I
Johnston, TV T
Jones, Saml !
King, TVm f
Keith, TVm M
Keith, J A
MARSHAL KEY AN AMERICA
Along article recently appeared in th
Southern ; Literary Messenger, in whic
manit reryi plausible reasons are given for, j w
. ! dium;)f a friend at Washington, address
eq certain inquiries, with respect to ley.
to ilMlsnal :Grot4h) who had then only
lately reached our shores.! These ques
tions were as follows : i L
r
t I rr fArt ni rtn;-ilI,.M ...1 . 1
dreds of intelligent vicn in t!.
plicants for it ? Alas ! tlicv !
land no 'influence. A Herru! r
high standing. has been transfer:
j command of the Itiflrs, n crC. r
them controlled and disciplitu
goons have been incorpqratcd
j for their, guidance - and irulr j
j nothing is impassible, the rcpli
be somewhat cHective in the c
few years, but we candidly o
we have more conGdenc'e in t!
with their cornstalk pnn at.
drums, than in troops otuce red
according tq caprice, whim c;
Maying that the famous Marshal e, ; inchen hekht4a muscular man. though
j not fat;; of high, flat forehead, gray eyes,
: straight eyebrows, prominent cheek bones
j and fair complexion ; and did he speak
' English r
ism.
" tne nravest ot the brave, was no
than Michael Rudolph, of Lee's Legion,
wnicn corps tun sucn eiiecuve service au-
nng the Revolutionary War. j
Uudplph jWas born at Elktoh, in I Mary
land! arid his parents either iwerb Gtl-
mans, or of German extraction. lie join
ed, the American army as a common sol
dier, when he was little over sixteen yean
ynen ne nrsi arresiea attention
Musicians.
F rom the Petersburg Jnttlligcncer.
our army in Mexico:
A corri-spondeni of the Charleston Mer
cury, evidently both weli-informed and in
telligent, writing from the mouth of the
Grande, under date of the 4th of Febru-' Jrriretl yetedaj Trbm ihe jort cf
arv ciVes some v,,. : . i m r hav,ng ail'd on the lSlh i8t.
arj, gives some ery interesting details of ! The Civilian r.t: . r i
Kp irvlm. .A. . . . . I ... man mentions that Mn. J
. lu wuicu tne Armv is expo
sed, the result, in part, we regret to say.
LATER FROM TEXA:
The steam ship Galventotn. Cu:
4 t
je was a captain in Lee's celebrated rci
U. S. marshall for the district of T-i
at Galveston on the 15th int. lt .
ifatri ' J.T , ii.rt..V t: , of acts of violence; !rnm;.,.i u.i r!and Brazos Santiago I Miior A.
edUhe Wkc.ns pi this j description the Volunteer,, which have excited the ! utSnU'W
He s.-vid It accorded with that of Ney Mexican population to the liiHpst nitch . Brio Santiago, tnd mt; c',i,
as E .:i?:.1 -r: t , -------t-.-, n ----.
I J4 lnat liadi served in the isame division of indignation. With their blond hnntpd 'judication in the U.' S. CouH, no
J'f , with iey, belore they were respectively hv riin.tifi-ihli- i -.u r
nV' ' promm-ihat did speak English- i b? unJust,bIe juries, w.th scenes of vi-
giment, which was made up ot; pi
men.
leader
"In 1779, he was chosen as the
of the forlorn hope when the British post
nu i auius iiooiv was to ne auacKeu-rr -lu-vi0ii! th
,rn that he knew, and he mentioned, on one
vv lien ;jtin.- rjIlUSIl
court, of admiralty there, f The i
JMar was leit'by the marshal at
i
had been taken,
prisoners
Ney himself had exauiin
ed them apart.
' bubsequently, the same inquiries were
urn : T-T ' f. no frt r C
This post was held by a strong b(ody j of ; Georgia.! who had SPPn much of Nov
. F 1 W 1 . ! T U , ' ; " - J
urmSn ana, nessians, unuer tne cornmana while? in; FrancR. Crawford's testimony ! "VM,cn iney wa;
of Major Southerland. It lay in lull vieVf on thesubieet df NevV neUonal annear- i out re8al"J lo law4 human or div
ot the British jgamson at Aew ance,als6 alTifmied the description given j with all the advantages derived from a ! of Cumberland and fiiia
under such circumstances, it argued jnp ahov Ttn .A ihnt t f un m i knnwll ii;,; ,.t ' ! i a, d 01.1J
i ' ? j i.nitln iiv.iii . I tt . I ll
litflA " iirtHPiV v in flip asshilant! tn rit.tpmnt i ,
: I, ;V eu o::oe much a
it. But the attempt was successful. 1 he tn ,m,,i
5 ( ( i-v- ;i.V'.va nun
oience aim rapine.oi wrong and insult be- ! Gen. Scott refusing to deliver it v
fore their eyes, the slumbering energies '. mze the jurisdiction of the Couit,
of their vindictive character have been i 'an understood. 1 ,
stimulated intoJull action. Their inborn 1 ,'le U ? C?" 0T ilhielclr;u:i '
fv ' -r.. , . . .. - , of I exas closed all save the qdnnr
feroc.ty, unrelenting spirit of revenge, and I on Monday, the 15th inst. Tl.-re
untiring perseverance in prosecuting a ; iual business ; and but few civil cases-
gucrilly warfare, which they wage with- ' Posed A.
l annear hv Ih rnritr)f d- i
1 a m
Larc leeu rfceivtd 1
barrels
noli in inis ci v
, it
:inef and t thal
there
.,U,1 I. .,...lf .1 . . i .
lacut-u iu iiuiacn aiium- : selves Known with fearful etrecr. Whilst
fort! was taken by surprise and stbttm, rtnd ! sookJaUrU of !tfw;71 h:" wc shudder at ?n atrocities, their
the conduct of Rudolph, at the heat of the senc d althmUh hp. Mr. Craxvfor.t .vJ nnf acts ol assassination, ofliloodv nerfidv and
:i: .-4... i.. :...:c,.i:.i.i ,.2ft T " T . . r ' 1 , .
lUMuiiug jjany, uuipiy juauiiuu . iutp cuuu- speak one word of French. The confer- j ""human cruelt'. and would visit them I are nnt encouraging,
dence of bis commander" j j I !1 ! ence were conducted through Dr. Jack-1 with sneedv and. terrible nunishmpnt. i Aotonio and rolu
in a stiorx .me auer, tiuuo pn was ra s- ; sof, ,he Secretary of the Legation.'- blush of shame mantlns nr pW.l- J . 1 h? remains of the galku Ca;,.
ea to the rantc ot Major.; and during the Whennn his rPtnrn to this eountrv. Craw. i.. ' ' "c i tiave h(en received at banJAnt
i f i i. l : " j
remainuer oi ine war, ms conuuer, u is . ford was told of iNey's familiarity with the
cairt : -oc! itictinrrnic' oil Vr fp rri n rl.- f ril o : . 1' l i f ? 1 1
vember, for use of Government ttc.
ports.
The account givrn in tbr Austin
toria papers as to raising a' rezimtM.t
Col. Hhv- v,
volunteers cotn'u: i
daring, and a great fondness for
gems.
strata-
is
,c,uuani conviction lslorced upon us that The Indians on the frontier of Tci
they are acts of retributive vengeance. ,obc tolerably qtiiet. .Tho Tonka w
What says the intelligent correspondent i ins,,hc mo1 troubIe bkiljin5 ,,iCc
iu uuui we uaye reierrcd above 7
" We found on our march many melan
choly evidences of the atrocities of the Vo-
lunieers, in me silent streets and deserted
Lile, John
Ledford, Peter
Ledford, John
McKinny, Merrit
Money, Gold
Murray, TVm
Miller, Geo
McCauley, G J j
Nicholas, Henry
Neal, Henry
Nutall, B J
Ollis, John
Ollis, Geo TV
Poor, David
Penly, M B
Pritchet, Benjamin
Pate, Geo TV
Poor, Oliver II
Ra, Leander
Ra, Jacob
Robinson, TVm
Smith, TVilliam
Simpson, Jno Mj
Sharp, Morris
Scarlet, Thomaa
Stout, David
Stewart, William R
Smith, George TV
Sesemore, Alfred "
Stewart, William
Terry, LT
Tipton, John
Troutman, Washington
' Vance, N M j
Washborn, James
Webb, Obadiah!
Webb, X L
White, TVilliam - "
TVilkerson, Francis
This company Was formed by the Union of
the Yancy and 0ange detachments, r
Company E.
William sj Duggan, Captain,
Lemuel H Moye, 1st Lieutenant,
William McKerrall, 2d
Beniamin Staton. 2d
T JT S1 J
as well he might be."
Ophp.ral Lallpmanrl. who resided in the
The next place where Rudolph is found, neighborhood of Philadelphia about the
in the war against the Indians,in 1703. ; vear iftist. i nid to have deplared his
jHecommanded the cavalry under jWayjne, : conviction that Ney and Rudolph were
and maintained his high. reputation, liut ; tne same person. Lallemahd, among oth-1 houses of towns and villages, the burnt
It. nonpars that hp. nnnrrellpd vviln nvnp. L.: li L. j:.i ...i f r' ; f ! r ,i ; ,.
r -rr u : '-jri'ier particulars, saiu mat wucn spuieu oi , juuics nuu asie ueids ot larms and ran
cid resigned his commission. j ; ; j)y cncmies, in the Army of Napoleon, i chos. M"ontcrey,i the beautiful the pride
" The next tidings of Rudolph describe xey as commonly called The Foreign j of Mexico, once; the loveliest city of the
ihim as returning.homc, after the absence : Tobacco Merchant." That he understood ! world. now disfiffuredand nnllnti o
f . - i i iij-' r . . a . I
residence of a brother. Here he
r ' a ! ' " "II-
al M1C i and spbke the English language fluently, - ly be recognized -by the eternal Sierras
UStenS lVrrrvi no enrt r f rlrvnKt
to a domestic revelation, of the most cruel ; in conclusion of the subiect the Mes-
and humiliating character of suclji a sort, sengerl says :
indeed, as to determine him not again ' to : ..yjj have now given a hasty glance at
return to his family. True to this resolve, ' the general presumption upon which the
with the dawn of the ensuing day, he dis- opinioti is founded, in portions of the coun
appears from the dwelling of his brother, j try that Ney ana Rudolph !were one. It
without taking leave ; and the next we ; is'not merelv that Nev snokc bad French
. j 7 r
that no barbarian! hand can mar or defile.
Rinconada, Parjagayos, Puntiaguda and
other ranchos, ard either destroyed ordes
We heard everywhere bitter complaints
Col. Crogham passed tarough H
the 4th inst., on his way to San Ante hi
ter voluntprs into the service.
The U. S. cutter Wolcott arrived nt
ton on the 8th inst. She is eu-n-coat
survey. ' '
The Civilian says that Air. Coat
son, of Bolivar Point, wiW were on t
home from Galveston in a fsmall !. - .
late severe ntrther set in, were l! .
and doubtless perished,1 as Iheir bout -ed
up without them, j
The Galveston News has alonstri'
sugar culture in Texasi We clip "a ;
agraph from it : I I
'Tk. l..J . - r
a aurcrior quaiiijr 01 cxas luglr
Jhear of him is an adventurer, about;; to
sail; from the Chesapeake, with a small
Vessel laden with tobacco, and destined
to St. Domingo, or to a port in Fi;ance!. ;
" The next and the last jil earn across
the career of Rudolph is afforded us ;by
the venerable Mr. Spalding, of Georgia,
whose uncle, Major Lfcklin Mcintosh,
1 : i ! r ii . .i i I. . .. .1 '
was a uosom irienu oi uuuoipn, aim; ui
but that he spoke good I French that
he concealed his! English when with A
mericans, though he was known among
the French to be familiar with the lan
guage. That he was pronounced a for
eigner among the French, rsnccred at as
n . i i i - ....
w iuv i,.vv.ogM nu cuui iimics ui me i ireiicu, auutiiiru on uu nanus,
white Cumanches; of the North," as the ' nnf this year seen a barrel from any
Mexicans call voluntary defenders of our ; jn Texas which does not sfirpass th
country's honor and rights. In a former ,sian:t "igar in our markets, as wcl
letter, we predicted that the conduct of ' a,,tJ 'b'nss of color as in! the clair
these men would nrovbke the terrible re- i transparent appearance of Jhe grain.
taliation of the ?uerrilla warfare. It hns P tty is also demonstrated by th
already begun. Despatches have been
captured, and detachment cut oflT, and our
whose company young Spalding fint be- tellecr, character and person correspond
held, and learned to know and to admire ing with all that is known of Michael Ru
the youthful hero, who was even then pro- dolph."
nounced the bravest of the brave among ; Singular, truly, would it be, if the great
his American comrades, lie tells us that : est of- Napoleon's Marshals should prove
Rudolph wrote to Mcintosh a letter full . to have been an American.--U. S. Satur
of the French revolutionary fire full of; day Post.
enthusiasm for the rights of man in: Eu- j 1
a tobacco trader believed by some of his j garrisoned towns in the so-called conquer-
most distinguished associates to be an A- ; ed territory, are but little better than be
merican, and possessed qualities of in- j sieged fortresses surrounded by the hosts
oi tne enemy. ;
The writer speaks, in terms of the stron
gest disgust and reprobation, of the spirit
of " favoritism" which has ruled in and
presided over the appointments, by the
President, of the oflicers in the Volunteer i Carolina, Georgia and otker place.
Regiments He Says. " We have seen 1 a,es- Averaging the , Western bal
our suar commands about! onn cetit r
more than the common Louisiana iu c i
ct where it has been )fTercd for salo.
the caso in this market, id. New. Orig
in, the city of New York.
THE COTTON CROP.
1 he receipts at all port si in the Lin;
on the latest dates show an increase '
rhe rpcr-ipts at New Orleans and
149,107 uaies, making uieLwnoie guin
rope the object of which was to persbade DISciSSlCIN AT RALEIGH ON THE
the latter to seek for fame in revolution- i vxrivr' attpctiav
ary France. Mcintosh did not adopt the ; i ; Lb ULbllUA.
counsel, and here the correspondences of i We learn from our exchange papers ! vies that ever burlesqued the military art
Rudolph ends. The clues are cut at this j and otherwise, that recently there has ; on 'training days.' j He goes on to give
Deen;aeDaieu ai naieign me iouowing : . . . . , ,
point
" But with the moment of Michael; Ru- ; question, viz :
: Ids ttnrt tl. nttiora at lh. 1,m
enough of regiments Uius commanded to j creage in the quantity of cotton,' re civ
give us more cohfideace in the rawest le (this time, is about 23)00 bales, cf
weight. It must be recollected that
season, has been an exceedingly favor
for the early gathering oftfce crop, tie
for getting it to market both in tie
Jno C Gatsinger,
Robl D McNair,
Salm S Pyatt, j
Perry W Barnes,
Joshua, Bullock,
Stephen J. Cobb,
J J F Stokes, ;
Silvanus Tumbrb,
Isaac N jPerry,
Jas D. (ardner,
do !
do !
1st Sergeant,
2d do !
31 : do j:
4th do
1st Corporal,
2d do
od do
4th do !
Musicians,
dolph's disappearance, we have the rise
of Machiel Ney a man dislingiiishedtfor
the very qualities in war which peculiarly
marked the genius of Rudolph a man
Without education, but with rare talents
and force of character bravest among
the brave, and exquisitely skilled in strat
agem. Michael is not a very ordinary
name, and Ney is almost no name at all.
A man, mortified in his pride and his af
fections, and going into voluntary exiilci,
might well assume, for a name, a nega
tion such as this.'r Mi
j It is said that the suspicion of Rudolph's
" Will the increase of vineyards in our
country prove injurious to Ithc cause of
temperance;?" I
The afiirmative of this question it ap
pears was maintained by a gentleman of
. . . . . i
preseut, than tne preceding season,
dilion to this, prices range, from thirty
per cent higher, than those of last vrar
we have tbo best grounds for suppi .-;
the increase above, is not alone the .r:
W. UrauchJ; i
L -fWy 40 M f"1?"1 Wayne, 4 from
'"a.l frnw rv.ki ., di rr
.ltt prie frpra'Jotiei, and one from Lenoir.
') I y Compabj ( '
"jA. B. phark 1st Lieutenant,
Bg-'A. Area! 2d U do
7lhatn RTiigstafl; 1st; Sergeant,
: .Id d
! 4th do
s Corporal,
2d do
3d ' do
;:'.MtlSwfn
; f.m Joiner
A.Meiker,
rhtvn
j- ii tJanictGoojrlli, Musicians.
5 I1 f W Heathcock .
V My. - i
"kavi ."AC
.'risa-'r:.!
it,'? ii'
linbraim Tucker
'in -Lrfler ,
riirf Vnnderhcrg
I ejvi -Vanderderi;
"N'aleniiuo Smith
Jutnc 4 Powers;
Baker, Demsey j
Barnes, Jas S
Barnes, Jno M
Barnhill, Gideon
Barrow, James
Bsach, Thomas B
Bland, John
Bridges, Willie TV
Calhoun, II G H
Cobb, Kinchin
Cobb, William TVI
Cobb, Exum
Cornish, John
Craft, Thomas
p-Daniel, Lewis;
Durden, TT'right
Farmer, Dew,
Kdwinson, Pollard
Flora, Ephraim
Fly, Thomas
Flora, John
Flora, Redding
Griffin, TVilliam
Griffin,, Wright
Grimmer, Drury
Hardy, Patrick
Harris, James R
Harrison, Dawson
Ilolloday, George
Jones, Derrtsey D
Joiner, Guilford
Joiner, William A
Lancaster, Jesse
Laine, Wlliam TV
Lors, George
Murrow, Nathad
Mattocks, William R
Parker, Calvin I
Parker, Jacob D
Parker, Jesse j.
Parmenter, Theoph
Perry, Simon
Perway, Robert '
Pippin, Elijah
Price, william R
Proctor, Joseph ;
Proctor, James S
Ray tier, william ;
Richards, william
Ricks, Micajah ;
Robbins, Henry 1
Robertson, Alfred '
Sessums, william w
Robertson, Perry
Summerlin, Thepp
Taylor, John
Thorn, Demsey
Vick, Stanly
wat-d, Spencer
whittlesey, Jesse
Williams, John R
williatns, J w j
williams, warren
williams,-willie
"willoford, J G !
: wren, Samuel
identity with Aev. is bv no means ot ire-
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cent origin. It was entertained at a very
earlv neriod. and bv some ot the first per-
sons in America.
General rinckney stated to a; gen
lo
a laughable case, in which this favorit
ism was exhibited in the appointment of and our own markets, hare been
a young sprout iof Executive patronage
to an oliice in the: 3d Infantry, but who
finding that his regiment was in a posi
tion' involving some neril and exnosure.
1 B W i .
Walroiinnntr Kr'lKp n?imp of" T.nmnsrlpn I I .: i::i.: .f :t.i tho cron in our section oflhe coutitiv
and thb negative by our enterprising coun-; c fM ica barbaritv am tnhutable.n a great degree, to the c.
fvmnh'nr .! We.Uer. The dehate will sequcnceJ o1 ican barbarity , and un- . nicrifi()Iiej. it is unreasonable to sup;.
nrnKnKI,.!,, nnl.li.Kp,! ,! ,1 n h 1 1 pss n ro vp ! ablc to conceal his repugnance to hard- the tacts stated, that there Is still ov
very interesting. The points argued in a , ships and gunpowder, - never reported for cent of .he rre,ent cropto come to m
half d(j)2en hour debate by alternate half ( service."
hour tiirns, were on the part of the aflir- j But wbat wiU our rea(iers thjng cf the
nmu c:, uia i, niu iiiui case ui: nirja m in ; r .1 i i . i . i : " ; i
to in the following; extract, who received
a commission from the President, and was
afterwards tried and convicted of repeat
edly getting drunk and playing cards with
private soldiers," and, after sentence was
screened from punishment by the Exec-
if 6uch Le the case, the crdp, cf cour.-
exceed 1,5500,000 bales, if lit reaches
The stock of cotton in: Great Britui:
closo of ISI.j, was 513,GKJ bales, ( i
half of the preceding year. Great II; i
sumeo lasi-vear. oi American couun. 1.
bales; France 330,000 bales andiS.i
430.000, bales, making 2170,000 1
lh iKrpp rmintripc nlnnp. Wepivel!.
eral facts, that our readers may furm t!.
ions, as regards the futuro prices of c
the same time bearing in mind,that t
our country might increase intemperance
by increasing the quantity of intoxicating
j drinks; and that wine was so agreeable a
; beverage that it lured people into excess
i more than distilled spirits. ,
i These positions answered by showing
man who had known Rudolph in his yoiMh, that natural tastes, or such as agreeable
that while a resident in France, as Arner- at first; were less enticing to excess than
ican Minister, he had learned that there acquired ones. For instance ; that no hu
was in the army of Italy an American ( man; being at first likes tobacco or distill
officer who had greatly distinguished him- ed spirits ; hut after the taste of these ar
self that from every inquiry, nota dpjubt ticle$ acquired it is more difficult to keep
remained in ms m.nd t nai tm . witnin!PounaS tuan a naiura. o ne ior n Js f intelligent men in the army for these drawback..-CW. Jr,
officer was his old friend Michael iliu-! n easant article as wine. And that this j . . , j , . -J 1
dolph. , 1 i principle of taste might account for the j Gave been overs augnea . Cincinnali.i-TU CI
nrko r.nnnr-,1 ivn: restrninpH from nns i- i tact that all the lastem Wine maKinc "The Tlitle regiment was mivpd int nt- 'Mt.nn ToUrrranli ' taVL'that tL2
jng his inquiries, when in France, from j countries, were temperate. Or the vice j terthe glorious victories on the RioGrande, wpulation of thisdiocese is 60.000 ; t'
the fear they might draw down upon he.i of drunkenness scarcely known where the I which the country attributed to the mili- are six academies for young ladies;
officer the jealousy ol French authorities.! peopleliad plenty of sweet wines in daily . tary skill and knowledge acquired at West tbe 'youth attending Catholic sclou!,
Michael Ney was unquestionably! Ihe us-j And that therefore the; more vine- j point. The Executive, as though express- j cinnati, number 17,000.' 1 i
officer thus pointed at. He was in Ilc-1 yards increase in Americathc more would y t0 show his superiority to the vulgar The Watchman adds, thus :
beVs German Legion and Rud61ph, rjlorn! S temperjance prevail. And that if for a ; prejudice of military instruction being es- j 'A large proportion of these 17,0 .
rtf Rprmm 'na rents' at the head of ilU. ; invujcurc uuy aim iu i-v ; . seutmi to success in wariare, gave oiik- , vaiuonc scuoois, are cuuuicu v,
utive, on the ground of his youth, incx- prices of bread stuffs and provuior.s i
perience, and total! ignorance of miliary and ,le exportation of spec w to j ay !
... m. m, . operate serifuIy, at least for the t .
usages!" The ;Mercury s correspondent, ; g!iinst a ma(.rfal advanc in .,
we doubt not, gives the true version why would unquestionably take place if it
The tsba-ii dependence on foreign countries for wines j tnjrt 0f the appointments to dismissed i of course. ' Are these Catholic c
of Nev was then closely ahalsed,j; not so good as our own. vineyards should j ca(jetSj anj an the rest to civilians : and better than any other in Cincinnati,
ns the materials could be obtained ! be ma(e to abound more and more in the j t0 crovn ail,the Secretary of War applied . are patronized o extensive yhy lr.
spoke the German language,
racter of Key was then close
nc f Vi t mTttorinIc !iM hn ohtaihed .'.
t3 1(11 1I1U IV . V-W VVU.V WW ww -rj yT J ' C? 4 '
ri iph a stnrlv bvseVera Americans 'uiairf . . . . . i . .
Vt L?::" i,...Ko,t .;!, intorpst . intt more fanon of this debate and inter- distinguished themselves in battle, to be
e ws a we hav3 alrdi&ntl! estihg questions of morals and religion attached as Supernumerary Lieutenants
r - w.c o;;f ib ni: wuuecu iucii.h" .. 10 tne-new reffimenr. in oruer mat inev
li i e .
for those young racuates, who had most
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guished for his eager spirit, his skill j inj
AS1 ;
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dolph. Like Rud
tered man. , . j, j
f When the news'" of 4hc trial and conn
dPiWiation of Michael Ney readied 'tbis
-This company afe ah from Edgecombe save;! cob n try, a well known and highlyjresj)
10 from Martin codntv i ; ; ? 'I ' V 1 ted citizen.ot the 5ou u uirougu me nic
ti.Lnioe tJ rlptermihpf! hravervL
ouairs"- " . i; i i v. i . ,.! m , . ,
resembling the characteristics which yereji ETlhe citizens ol Gharieston, oi wnicn
ascribed to the military reputation ofjlluriplace Liieut. CoI.il remonr, ine. ganani ex-
udolph, Ney was ah unTetjr i plorer Of Uregonjfinu aiiioruia, is a na
if so, we hope ihe evil will be rcr.io
t it
Tobacco.-According lo oilicia! rr!
Britain consumed,' in 184(3, ijventj.m
five hundred and Cfiy-seven thousan
live, nave resoiyeu, m iraiiiu
hish estimation in which they hold his gal
lant! conducts and brilliant achievements.
to present him a Sword, with
device and inscriptions. .
approptiate
1 mifTlif eprro n iirilt fenrrantS tn the Pif.
I :"":-- - -r- v t dred an(j rorty-tnree pounu ion
! izen officers. Ohe of the hopeful band of a( lhrfe lhiiingt lerliug, orUiitvt v
Presidential favorites ! was recently tried pouuduty, put into her trcas-r
I andjeashiered fonreptktcdly getting drunk j iLfctPen millions of dollars. iThe n-
andj playing! cards, yith private soldiers, j iacco n LanJ in the; kingdom '
The; Executive remitted bis sentence bc-j januay(.lS17v reached ihnjarge ;
cause bf his fyotith; inexperience, and to j 59,233 hogshead, which, "when rci
' Whvlmit into the British treasury the h n
I ,wasi this ignorant suckling elevated to an forty strcn. ajU ions ofs dollar.
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