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to! 4. m n, ; --Tcrin of the Watchman . f .fijSripiio. per year, Two Dollars payable in gjyince. Hot it' not paid in advance, Two dollars tnj i fifty cts. will be charged, grtfTH'tMEXTs inserted at $1 for the first, and 25 cts. ffieh subsequent insert fun Court orders charged 2J pgr rt. higher than these rates A liberal deduc lion to those who advertite by the year: LettcM to the Cditora must be post paid. CAROLINA WATCHMAN. 1'oetmaate; thrre. The rrport is that I made a state, fwnt'and certified to it, that I was well acquainted with Mr. Mabry'a qaalificaions for business, ana mat i con- Videred him wholly iacampriem 10 aiiruu iu a rwi ui- "ic iwhere the buines mnouiitea ,o as mucn as at Lx rtlrton. The charge is entirely false; and I will now VitJearor to give the facts in, the case. The lat time 1 was in Lexington, previous to the Vew appointment being made, Dr. B. H. Whitney ap- roached me on this subject, and did propose to me to h-,ake such a statement as is charged against me in the cpofti alluded to.' . Bat I dTlmed a compliance with He proposition most peremptorily, and reminded that irorAy gentleman of a fact which he seemed to suppose had forgotten, to wit that fie was a Democrat and Ir. Mabry a Whi and of rourwe it could not be ex acted, f me to do such tiling utile, forsooth, I should fciJdenly reverse my principles ol uci.on, and disregard he '.to' f conscience and the wishes of my friends. will farther state, for the benefit 61 those who circula 'd this rrpor., that 1 was at Mr. Clemmons' room in fie evening the place where Whitney requested me to i,it him, and found no person there bit Whitney and lymmons, but the subject of certificates was pot men tioned. I left lexington that evening ana ncara noin TTO (HA MM IN A ' W A-WI-f M a tt II II ri Li -L. L1 U UJ V II A II I . i , V II M II II I ii y v . . BRUNEI & JAMES, f-. - xt ) rNFW spniF Editors 4- Proprietors " A CH:CK 0,05 ALL tocr SM"lr-- Do xms, Libe.tv ,s safe." C , WU OLiIllL, Editors 1 roprietors. ) Rchs. C?e'I.-rri.... J VOLUME V, NUMBER 27. 1 SALISBURY, N. C THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1848. 7 -1 Cfiin" i!;i JACESO.f HlU., N. C, I 4 ( October 25, 1848. $ Messrs. Editoh I wish to occupy a small space in Vour columns, in order to correct certain false reports kKjt are in circulation ntmnt Ixinsrton. in rein''" to. r 7 : . i . c course riurwed by myself in the late .ppnimen. , CaM - V:lmt ' P. viso and Baltimore. M'mocratic Platform. The peroration was in a high tlegree eloquent and impressive. At the conclusion of the speech three hearty cheera were given for Petersburg and her worthy and alented son. There are few pet sons in Virginia to whom the Whig patty is rhjo'rei indebted than Mr. S. He is always ready jvrth tongue and pen, and with either weapon never fails to do gallant service. Richmond (Whig. less express riders on this line, arrived at Fort Brown on the 4th inst., Chihuahua. which place he left on the 7th Septem ber. Our troops left on the 7th. same day Col. Washington wiih Bragg's battery and Company H., 2d dragoons, for Santa Fe Major Graham, with four companies of dragoons, took the Southern route, pass ing the copper mines, through the State of Senora to California. The troops were all in good health and fine spirits, and were getting along well. Corn, through he may lay by a stock that may 6erve as a pro vision in case of adversity. A man says that the times are bad the seasons are bad the laws are bad. Be it so ; ImjI. were the case reversed, it would m ike no difference to you. j shared 1 they were enabled n much credit is due to Mr. i;;, h Cr their humane unJ strenu . r me Irom a wierr crave. 1 i the water and taken aboard tl i directed our course to war J tie antred a!out 9 o'clock. I was i i gentlemanly and hospitable Ca- ing, on ioard the ship, w here n changed, and I partook of Lis f, ( kn.iwn biMpitalily till next mort.'.: I 'h the pil.4, Mr. Kobrtts, . . ; after changing info several l. v -. the ciij, where I arrived this (T ing. bells in the city and surrounding villages and thank t tLee eBtlemen v never ceased ringing. ; erous and humane fe'einSs a!w' The murderers of Count Latour derHar- ; from my cu inai iney would serve all those who i My canva was hadly trrn 1 a . . i ii us views in the same manner. "v 'oon is mucu ir.jm endeavor to remedy these CiC's -u my Ust ascension from thlicitv day of next sreek. Uespectfully. C. ?ew Yoik, Oct. 12, 194S. T u i i ' ...c Mi,-s in hip !snm manner. how cai L! Tg yr,T''' Th" Minis,r- iHolvl : the Minister of now can jou be otherwise than poor? How ; trt u j i -i . many u re.paWo family have Jalleri from a ! fJ t I 1 " lU high station, which they worthily and honora- ! a"em.PLt,nr l 'he city, and is locked bly filled because neither the gentleman nor : ul' '" AU.a. i tie c. her Mwmlcr, with the lady had been familiar with the firt four ' , PXCePt,on of Dobblhotr and Hornlost. rules of arithmetic. Had they known how to i -V' have secrteJ themselves. I All the militarv have left tb out the entire route, is very scarce, selling 1 and to eee which preponderates, all their dim- the fighting has ceased. at eight dollars theone, being at least j cullies might have been avoided. A very small ; The Diet declared itself in permanency. iwui nines mc usuni price, tiorses, mutes j acquaintance with the principles of commerce deputation was sent to the Empe- g further about the matter till Whitney received the J freejv 1oointnient. Tlifne are llie facts so far as I am con- j ' J' LATEST If ROM TEXAS. The steam ship Portland, Capti Place arrived yesterday afternoon from Gal ves- a ii .i noi : .... . .:.!. n f- iw.uai.,g saucu iiiuiiue on uie iiou inst. j anu cauie are scarce, occasioned hy the I is sumctenrto teach that, if a man spends every The most interesting news hy this arrt- j ravages of the Indians, Apaches, who are year more" tbatVhe receives, he will, necessa- ai concern me muruersand depredations j continually commttting depredations, and nly full into poverty. ny uie jnumns. rrom me Austin Uemo? crat extra of the lth instant we extract FURTHER FOREIHX STATE T1WALS IX III! noointnient L.ned; and now for the second one, which is that a tromin-nt Democrat in Leiins?ton ottered me the ap iintnient if I would support Gnus and Bu'ler. Such an (Ter was made to me, and I shall only sny that it was oi seceDled,. because I esteemed my principles lar more hin I would an office that would yield thousands, much Wone that would not yield a bare support, and I can- oi suppose there is a man who knows me, believes that could be induced by' the nope ot gam to desert the nncip'ei ol the party to which l belong As might have I been exnecte'' from the short-sighted policy of the General Government in disbanding a large portion ol the ltangers on the frontier, before sup plying their places with a sufficient force of some kind for our protectioi the In dians have again cjommenced their villa at 1 U rt, Ifti nous outrages upon our citizens. For Messrs. Editors, 1 mh to notice the originator of ; some days past vague and indefinite re- rse reports; who he is and what he is. Js tie a ports have heen flyjn abgut of lhp tigt laonotanunevernaveconsiuereunimu im. , . r , . i .. , . . Vhat were his professions when he came to Iexingion : i'w ui jmiurps ui me savages in va- on a aarii nignr. i ney hailed these In- eire months agot ; He was neutral m politics ; he nous quarters ; out nothing ot a reliable ! uians, supposing them to be Mexicans and .Mcu.uu.ne vo.ru ,or nteii ... nu, ,,r nrrf. --.. character reached os until this momenta were in turn saluted with a shower of ar ii made bun such a strong W lug now f It is only the fri rii . . x ,n, . . ' . wiir. and cents-self interest i-7he le cause, and not i 1 he two following; letters wefe received , rows. They returned the fire, and re paove of principle, fie carries out the old adage between 11 and 12 O clock, which arc of , treated on the same road a short distance fell, " when he it in Koine.be does as Rome does.' 1 1 Demoemtic village he is a Democrat and when in fWhig village he is a Whig,, in order to secure the cus--m, in his profession. D. W. BADGET. makins inroads unon the settlements. ! The ranchos and haciendas thought thatj country have been abandoned, the inhab- ' itants congregated in the larger towns for safety. This side of parras, Mr. Love was ! detained for 24 hours, at a rancho, being ! surrounded by a band of Camanche In- j dians, who, after stealing a lot of horses j and mules and wounding several Mexi- j cans, finally retired. Mr. Love in com- j nanv with fr Sshrm n nam onoc. i party of Apache Indians, in the desert ! .lipHted, reached theshores of Great ! known as the Ti avesia, about eight o'clock Hunt's Merchant Magazine. From the Liverpool Times of October 14. THE CHOLERA IN IRELAND. We regret to state that the scourge which, during the last few months, has desolated the eastern parts of Europe, spreauing us ravages irom Uairo to St. Petersburgh, and lingering within these i ror at Schonbrunn, demanding a popular : Ministry, and the revocation of the decree VERDICT OF GUILTY O appointing the Ban Royal Commissary of , AND McMANUS, AND This morning at 8 o'clock the whole im perial family left the Schonbrunn in the direction of Lintz. All the troops on du ty at Schonbrunn have followed them. The castle'at. Schonbrunn is unguarded. Various proclamations were issued du ring the day in the name of the Diet. OF DEATH PASSED 'i MR. SMITH O'BRIEN ; D1CT. v On the 7lh the court set r.t : and the Lord Chief Justice p;. his charge, at the conclusk ' , t 1 ' f " . fpWWkt Hnmhnrrrh Y, i,k I icmjxji c uommamicMn cniei ot the i i .i i crb ' National G Drputy Scnerzcr, by one, is appointed j about 4 o'clock, the jury ret ir room. At 20 minutes past five tl. luard. fob. the watchman. . j Mf$T$. Editor $ : 1 hove not been an inattentive ob- Tver of, l he progress of Rail Roads in this country. fome have been commenced under unfavorable circum- rinces, and soon abandoned; others have been badly instructed, laid with light iron on wooden rails, ren- 1-ring the. road inadequate to transport heavy trains, making an expense of repairs that absorb all the pro- i'v. Instances may be found of roods, constructed in I w way, which have been utterly unprofitable. : such on ring rrlaid with heavy iron, (using the T rail, making l road more efficient in power and expedition, reduc- I frrigkt id charge ont hnlj ,) thereby greatly in- rowng the business, and rendering the stock profitable. With, the experience of Uuit Roads properly construc- rd in the cuninieiicrinent, some of which, in Mossachu- "M, have exceeded four (old the amount of business ex- '-cred.and others rendered nrofil.ible by improved con- iru-tiun,it may le linked is North Carolina to be dis- hMiraged in Uuil Road enterprise ! I should say not. Let the eood old North State ex- md the Raleiiih and (Jriston Rail Rood from Raleigh If a sort of " central route " toward Salisbury, extend themselves a sufficient commentary, with out any remarks ojf ours. E To the Hon. G. T. WVood, Governor of the ! Slate of Texas : You are resneclifullv informed that there is a bodof hostile Indians down upon us, then by taking the mountains they avoid- ed the Indians during the next day, but on returning to the road the Indians took ! their trail, and followed them to an arroyo or ravine, swelled by recent rains and of difficult passage. Here they made a stand and .when the Indians arrived within IIITTU I11C3IIUICSUI Ul fill i 1 I 1 L .1 t- 1 .v officially decUred bv 1 o,,, v p ' VS p ? "iv Fra"Z I "sam cir scats in ihc C, -rat .ha. Asiatic Cho- , S" .VJl"!" .. H''.'- ' al" 1 Profound silence US.is for a : clear the town of Hie military, and to dc- succcpdetl their entrance, lv. clare a generwl amnesty for all persons broken by a slight rustling concerned in the insurrection. the door of the jury room, fr We learn that in the insurrection 150 the jury entered, headed bv t persons-were killed, whilst the wounded Nvho held the issue paper in ! were 400 or GOO in number. , , . . 1 1 , , 1 he clerk having complete of names, asked, in rather a who have killed pne of-ur citizens, to reach of their rifles, fired upon them, kill wit: our Chief Justice, G. W. Barnett ; ing their chief, whom they saw fall ; they and have killed fotir citizens of De Witt then dashed across the arroyo. In cross- county ; to wit : jfhn York and his sons- in law, and wourided several others. F York, at' the head;. of twenty-seven men, ing, Mr. Sherman's horse, which had been wounded by the Indians the night before, and being two weak, from loss of bloojd. Britain. It is now the RegisterJjeneral that lera has appeared in the metropolis, and well authenticated cases of the malady are reported from Sunderland, Shields, Hull, and Edinburgh. The disease made its appearance almost contemporaneously in Sunderland and in the low-lying dis tricts below London Bridge. In both pla ces the first cases were those of intemper ate sailors, who came from Hamburgh and were attacked by the malady on the voyage. As regards Edinburgh, the ori gin of the disease is left in doubt. The official report of the Register-Gen eral in London to Saturday last latest report, there had been twenty -five ; cases, twenty of which had proved fatal it ir i . . .... nr. luorrms Account oj his last lialloon indistinct tone, manifestly sc: Ascension at New York. painful effect about to follow, A description of a few ofihe principal events nave you agreed to your vcr of my serial tour may not be altogether uninter- I The Foreman Yes. reported thirteen casesup ''"S lhe public; beside, the publication : Clerk oflhe Crown' Ho . In Edinburgh, up to the servf lo -assure my friend, al a distance j $ William Smith O'Brien ere had been t wentv-five m l nV Pcrsoal afl"- . U "" 1 TT A7...I : 1 1. . 1. .1... ... i . i, . . . i ; tU . .1 J U ii cUIltSUdj 111 lilt; IJICSCIIL IHC fifty Indians, on" ori near the Coletto.in De ! from under him, and. was washed over a j "umer ,,f cas,es '." tL"f " 15 to Ym county. Twl, Indians were seen this fall ofahout sventy feet. Mr. Love threw be f 1,01,1 b"t a.a,l' "ic!1 rf ' .... ! , . , ! i - i , . vi , .; port is not yet issued. 1 he authorities in evening within two and a half or three , his lariat over Mr. Sherman, and brought i n. ftftIlntpw spnm tn Un tMntr miles of our" courtly seat, supposed to be him safely to the shore. Mr Love, who .. 1 , J ,. . , spies. Thirty-seven men left here day j has made several excursions on this route, . .. . ! . ' .1 .l.li ... before yesterday having learned of in pursuit of the 1 iih tire fJtprcti'ion of bring inrt by that improvinz te. I hop none will be ntartlJ at thrs' suggestions vinionary ; the odvn nine's of such a central route oulj he immense. ' The line climate, fertile soil, and Nlcrl wealth of the central an.J upper portions of N. ttroltna, have not hee.n appreciated as ihey' sliould he. Jlring thene ections-ofjjie State convenient to market o go to Barnetts, not i as ijilso others, states that he hasuniformlv York's fight, but went met with kind and hospitable treatment tidians who killed Bar- I from the higher classes of the inhabitants. i'U bnnoh if you pirase u unite with the charlotte nett on the Sandys in this county. We ' There are seven oi pd, but the mam stem , looking to the Tennessee line, lrnow hot nreciselv how irreat a bodv of ! Mexican troops 4n Chihuahua. Col. Indians are west of the Guadalupe, but! Washington gave a splendid review at from circumstances we are of the belief Chihua. It was attended by an immense that in addition tcj the above mentioned concourse the review ground, was sur number. that thefe is still a much larger ; rounded by carriages filled with ladies: body. We have Ssent couriers to Lag- ! Governor Trias, in return, gave a dinner Ir means pf a Rail RoaJTonJ their lands would he range, Lavacca feeguin and Austin to j to Col. Washington and all the American tVtly enhanced in value. In an after nimler I may iv; the informatilon and place the citi- i officers. Much good feeling was cxhibi- f r uriaita ui iiic uuamugcs ui itir iiiojiustu Vriii Koute. n spare the lives of some who might ven- ! throughout. ture unarmed on the frontiers. We ask ! El Hereldo, of Saltillo, relates the as that through you the War Department j sassination of on Don Francisco Porras, may be made acquainted with the expos- , a lieutenant in the old company of Bejar, ed situation of theSTexas frontier, and nro- ! who .has been murdered in a rancho near vide additional rafiging companies(alon above the settlements. i WM. II. STEWART, A t the instance;of a meeting of the citi zens of Gonzales bounty. October 12, IS lb. the most zealous precautions to counter act, prevent, and remedy this . dreadful I severed the nmo ihat connected my aial car and vessel with the earth at 50 minute be fore five o'clock I. M., and ascended moderate, ly (it being almost a calm) towards ibe south west. My progress in passing over the cily was very slow ; and in consequence the usual view ofthe Aerouaut was prolonged. Indeed, for several minutes after I had arisen to the dis tance ofahout a half a mile there appeared not malady, which we earnestly .hope will to be lhe least progression forward of the Hal- guilty T" After a considerable Iap foreman, in n low, supprti pronounced Guilty Tear seen and sobs heard in every court Mr. O'Brien alone mait.t posed aspect, and acknnwk !. diet by slightly inclining his ! make but a brief visit to our shores. The lon- The principal streets, boil. lings and paikt jury. V. Y "'7ull",,ia- j alarm is greatly diminished respecting its could be accurately traced out and were all een The foreman ofthe jurv c orpipht hundred rppn nr ' . 0 J . 1 . . ..: r .i n . J"'J . " , " , ; ; T ! destructive ettects amongst the great body v,rw ,ro,n ,ne "ery to me upper pan Y. t! itit It. TESTIMONY OF A NORTH cXltOLI NA VOLUNTEER. -From the Warrenton Reporter. MrY err f.i.i,,; I hope you will permit rhe, through the' columns of the Reporter, tb correct at report wjhich has gained con- Mderablc circulation in this county re- pfcting my opinions as to the merits ol ll)ejtvo candidates now before the people of th United States for the Presidency. 1 have been informed by several of my friends that a rumor is'iti circulation that 1. with other of the N. C. returned volun teers, am opposed to the election ol Gen. Taylor, and do not intend to support him atjhe ensuing election. How, stich a re port could cct abroad 1 know not ; for I )cnov that no man has heard me express ntijjr uch opinion. On the other hand 1 iivo always ueciareu a ueciueu preier i or Guilota, by a man who occupied a house in that rancho, and who had been a friend and comrade of the victim. The mur derer had an accomplice to perpetrate the horrid deed, which was discovered by the of the people ; iind we trust, with the ex tensive arrangements made to check its progress, that lhe limits of its mortality will be confined to the seaport towns, and that the great manufacturing hives of in dustry will be spared this frightful addi tion to the many sufferings they have late ly experienced. The Insurrection at Vienna. ! i The German mail has brought tidings ; of another insurrection and revolution in j Vienna, which has terminated, like the j first, in the defeat of the military and the nmnftilnf. It tiff lit i-aIT r.r r.L i .1 ' i i . ... Wliuillllli, with UI3 lIUl ol the city, and Irom the North to the Last Riv. . ers. The surrounding citv and villa-es manv to Ia" l,,m and c sa,J in ri miles in the country were also visible at lhe same moment. As 1 rose higher and passed over the wes- ' tern extremity of Long Island. I appeared to be taking an easterly course ; I afterwards struck a current that moved me slowly towards the Jersey shore. I had now attained my greatest altitude, ofT Rockaway, 20 miles from New York, and formed the project of crossing the sea to iSandy Hook or Squarn Reach, a distance of about 15 miles. The view at ihis lime, though distant, was intensely interesting ; Long Island and through its whole client appeared to be four or five miles Ion" ; the broad ex- tone to the Clerk of the Crow der, can't you read the rest V The Clerk then read frc:.i what follows: We earnestly recomrner ! er to the merciful consider.. Government, the jury being t. of the opinion that, lor many ; life should be spared.' The Clerk of the Crown t!. his sent, ami for about five unbroken silence prevailed, all being fixed on the calm, - flight of the Emperor. The signal for the present uprising was given by the at- panse of ocean was before me, and the cr ies countenance of the prisoner, tempts of the Government or the War "."d country had become verydiminuiive in ap. Chiel Justice Blackburn v . Minister to remove from the capital cer- pearancc. voice, Adjourn the Court to tain regiments which had shown sympa- Considering that I should not be able lo land on Monday Morning. Gonzales, Oct. 12, 1818. i were owner of the rancho. whose suspicions uu tl.n nnnnlnr nartv. The neonle rrom ,hal height for some time and as it was ! were excited by the pains the murderers- prevented thedepartureof these regiments. n,oar su,'se, 1 determined to approach nearer ! -or inkiiio- tn I.omm with Hrv nnfl thf 1 . l f:ii.. I.U .,.l p, fi.t the earth. 1 therefore opened the valve and al- .....j. ...... j WtllCIi llllflii v uiiicu iiicuii oiiu, iui iii 'imi -I i n . .-. r Proclamation to this rlk-cl Mr. O'Brien was then rem j dock, and the building v- as Dear Sir-I r,Wd here tcdav on mv I SP ""t"? b.eJ.b?d:,!f. FT, lime in ".'e ry "Cits of Gr . a .: I ,i rlea- ineuouj nttvnigneeiiuusuui.il manv. a body ol soldiers were louna on way to Austm. wb.ch place I do not now f j lhJ hnd ma 5. j ,ul.r ee lion. The. Minister of expect to reach for severa , lays, owing to , .. with cuhs. The eJ'nl LHtonr, has shared thc ,ate f hn"n about4 llaWsays the authorities were diligent- of ciunt Lamberg and the two Zichys , twlitym swe' U "hi have beenbroken 'V, b8. " "i"1 the V a,,1 Vien"a ',he .rTr0" 0(;'" up, and Dr. Burriet is supposed to have , "J ; , . V ,l,5U,Sima u" " been killed. Cob Means arrived to-dav I ; . , v, - .111111 III uiiu on iv. o unit v j i. uuil knefffor Gen. Taylor over Mr. Cass, and - Vorkf with thirty men, encountered a band aih determined to support him if I am for- I of miia,lSt some bne hundred strong, on hnatc enough to reach tlje ballot box. I lhe Coletto, on the 19th inst., which re teheve he lis fhe decided choice of two ; gu,led in lhe deeat f York's partv. third of the returned volunteers, and will ; narxt Vnrb t,:v chn nnritUl,.i.kw 'Mr Tl ...I -II . . . . I " uere arp sqme wno win vote againsi j ,inson HSbady Vv6unded. uui i Miiutv, uui mm Jilt, auuu ns uuvc four persons, murdered in the neighbor hood, had been carried to that place. A meeting of delegates from the neigh boring towns has been recently held in Menclova, to devise sufficient means of defence against the Indians, and also to carry against them, in their own strong holds, aggressive war, which alone, it is hnvft been conferred on the tan nave been revoked, and it is now lo be seen whether he will act up to his asserted in tentions to replace the Emperor firmly on his throne. His army is nearer Vien na than Pesth .secure a descending motion. 1 had descended less than half a mile when, to my astonishment, I found that my couis-c was no longer towards Sandy Hook, but directly towards the broad At lantic Ocean. I discharged ballast and ajiain ascended In hopes of finding a current that would again carry me towards lhe shore ; but At a quarter past ten on T I ing the Judges entered lhe Courthouse from an early he: ly crowded in every part, rn iety was visibly depicted on tenance as it was rumored l!. O'Brien was to be brought t ment. Thc only callerv var V I . . I I . . I ina niv rece ve me r neartv sunnori. i r n : i i ' ..j r. " tl. " ...... " . . j ueii,tire rr lonru puwiu. auu rt h. tuiii- . : . ... nnt 0 ctnn . ,et ; welve miles . ' m,' ' u..:i. CTI O . r .i.:.. Pi l - : .. .1 ,v, I i, . . -i . . . . jeasiui mis, uiii cuu vrccft, ilia n-jiyiitru nf I raised in LoColoCO Schools, and do I fU I.wlnv hi vf stolen som hnrsPS r ! - . g, . .. , , ; nil ...v.i.... .....l - - - - - " " - , . , pt wieei disposed to give a vote contrary ( sma , ,ne in that direction to i wnicn mey nave always given. ..certain th renadiers had received marching orders for Humiarv : a portion ol the men relus- rr, i t . jr, l ?l ' i r- curstons. me bovemment oi ioanuna ed to obey. Thev were tnereiore escori- has appropriated a sum of S300 for the jej hy a regiment of cuirassiers. As they purpose; out mat sum neing ueemeu in- approached the bridges over ine uanuoe to no purpose. My position was a criiical one, but I thought in which the friends of .Mr. my chances of safety were in favor of dropping were accustomed tosit durih:' I into the water, and running the risk of being ted trial. That gallrrv va picked up. As 1 cahie down I saw the Light ty, and formed a melancholy Ship about five miles to my right, (facing the lnc other Dortions of the cot":; Vienna October 7. Two battalions of , oceTan) a,d a "uooner np towards the harbor Thc Attorney General t-nu : .. . , - i u: I as beinz rapidly carried out lo sea, I i,llf r...n m;n.,t 0r.,. it thought ht to descend as last as possible ; when I struck the water a little after sun-set in a standing posture, I went down up to my arms. A flaw of wind, at the same moment, carried the balloon almost to lhe water, turnina lhe acts a l.. .... .. ixil&SK llirm What thr-v tlunU nl Hip old . 1 r .u i.i:-. ...u it I , t , gone West 111 pursuit, oi uie inumus wuu tUroT and you will find them mute, per- ,.m . I)r nurnw ! Two small parties of "tUy so. Urge them a little, and they Inii!an, tiaVfi h(.Pri near this nlace to-dav. Jll tell you he is a great man, against About Qne hundrea men have left this riv aom the tongue of slander cannot sup- j . . Ilt thn nrp in ,ipfaf.hpd nrties. and V. v x w xa-"-" m - ---- - , some fears are entertained that they met ! the Indians in two! great force to gain any advantage. Those who remained are . i i sufficint by the meeting, additional funds lnRy were received by armed peasantry, car on its side, and completely immersing me linrr Tup. : ll'l . L t II ..: ! n1" in;' . mt. Will csifully war; N. M. PEOPLES. :' EDITORS LOOKING UP. 'atnet Brook, Esq. of lh New York Ex- hi$. been nominated Jo represent his DUtrici in the next Congre. We know not Mr. Brooks can speak but if he can only wll half ai well as he tcrites he will be an ac. Jjition to jhe House of Representatives. He well known as one of the most racy and pun ?Pnt vrriter ofthe dar. 1 . wu oia uicnd, Joha W. Syrrre, ofthe Peters Virg Intelligencer, has won quite a forest of Morels during thjl canvass. He has been ac j b9 and untiring ihrouhiut. and, ns far as we.! irn. has neror been beaten. II,. i.t-t n. lTo-l'flFMed the Rough and Ready Club of lW. 1 tb'lih, upon which occasion the Norfolk Her i.jild spoke of him in the following term -Joux W. Svme, EsaM of Petersburg Mi gentleman, we are informed by a Ports jHitW friend, addressed lhe Rough and Ready Club of Portsmouth on Friday evening last',1 in Mpeecb of an hour and a half, which; was thtraetr.-rofl tiu nran. I I lit Jed throughout in strung and well limed ktlM tnd in forcible illustrations (f t Via nntltinn are to be collected from contributors. wno prevented them from proceeding fur lhe organization oi a lorce io consist oi lnePf fraternized with them, and commen 800 men. well mounted and armed, is con- cej demolishing the bridges. The nation templated. a guard arrived, and sided with the mili A letter from Parras, mentioned in the tarv 'pe cuirassiers, who could not re Herald of Saltillo. says that a gang of crossthe bridge, were obliged to retire, thirteen robbers, under the disguise of In- fiaht soon ensued between the grena dians, had been attacked in the vicinity of Jjers, national guard, and the people on AhiiaIi11'.i ' t ti i nVis. ti t n nt rf t h t nln ne .t : . I ,1 n t.atialwn il" lnwitioru ; i ... .-ii aK . , , ............... .u -. - .v inP 1)1 (1 s Uc. onu a iiaiKiiiwn kj i iuou 11 without arms, rendering it impracticable ; - thal lhree of the band were killed and ethe Polish regiment of Nassau on the ,or H..y a t. Vu t several wounded. A company from Adstin might be of es sential service by! crossing the country in ! 7T , r,rTT this direciion, and if the Indians are not ! THE WAY TO GET RICH. met between the Colorado and G uadalupe, 'f ne oniy Way by which capital can increase court. All. eyes were, din that learned functionary, . lords. I have to move that i; her Majesty against Ym. hi: lhe prisoner be called up fur Chief Justice Very well. Soon afterwards Mr. S: made his appearance in th other, supported by troops recently arriv ed from Prague. The struggle lasted till mid day it the Leopoldstadt, and then spread to the city, where a division of na- 1 ' I- ll....t.t nrminct !. .Iitlunlc they will in all probability be intercepted J3 by saving. If you spend as much as you get no"a,' S " , r rZnnU? u -i - i Li o .. a..,; 4 J. .-ii .. i.,. .u vn ara T;a , and the countrx people. oeiwteo mis anu iuu oui nuiuiiui. you win never njii t w . - - p . r. , , 'P...! " J. n...-;. UlU.i ?."i... l.t wh.i h saves, that lietween the hours of four and five in be spared. Uv rlvS sine hn! th Clear Fork of San- constitutes his wealth. Go, learn the first two the afternoon, the M.n.strj ot War, u bid. J ; . . . .. i JJ!.: I .Ll . , .,1,. iTiinri nr v ItiirtV men. WHS rules ot aritumetic team aautiiun auu suuirac. ; ;vas umj , .v ......j - tion. Add to your present capital any amount stormed and ransacked, and the Minister you please substract the sum which you add, j of War, Count Latour, murdered in the and tell me if thc last amount will not be the most barbarous manner by stabs in the a t 1 in water. lien tne nauoon again arigntea itself, I stood knee deep and more in lhe water, and although both my anchors were out, I was r ..... . carried away before the wind at the rate of manly bearing, uis calrnm about ten knots an h'ir. and firmness as be stood in I was, at first, in hopes that I might be seen dock, were the theme cf by some vessel which would come to my assis- throughout the court, lance; but as the curtains of night shrouded The Clerk of the Crown v. everything ir. darkness, and nothing was lo be reaJ over lhe indictment, ai. ! seen but the distant Sandy Hook and Light lhe pnc,. Jja(J Q say WJV Ship, I began to despair. At every flaw of anJ CXeculion lhere(' wind the galloon was carried over on us tiae, immersing me in water, and letting out gass. I found myself gradually sinking into lhe water, when it becamr necessary to let my anchors go one after the other, and then to cut away the cloth lining of lhe car and ever) thing ihat could dy, about twenty miles below this. Many reports aire in circulation in ad dition to the foreigoing. Yours, respect fuiyf - j CLARK L. OWEN. J. B. SiiAW.Estj. every venr of his lift, make some addition to j ir . rJ, his capital. You say vou get but Utile, and Later from Northern Mexico. I toe hen next yrjiT yoiJ wi gt.t more for Vu(l win Matamoros Flag. of the 19th inst., has la- have (he profit jpon he sumyou save. There ler news from Cbjihuahua, Saltillo. Mon- js 0 rya ro:i(j iQ wealth any more than to clova, and ParrasL AVe extract all that j geometry. The man who goes on spending all is interesting. 1 - he gets, and expects that by some lucky hit he Mr. Henry Love, Well known as having shUll be raised to wealih will most likely sink proved himself a good and faithful soldier, into poverty, or into cases of adverse fortune, and one of the most trustworthy and fear-! he has then no resource ; whereas hj economy, same as the first. Every merchant should, in j no(y hnd blows of a sledge hammer or axe on the head, and then hanged on a lamp-post in the court-yard. The arsenal was defended during the night by the mil itary and a body of the national guard, but fell into the hands pi thc people to wafds morning, who immediately armed themselves. The report of cannon and musketry continued all yesterday and du ring the" whole of the night ; the alarm- he passed upon bim, when Mr. Whiteside, Q. C.,sai the proper time to make a j j court for arrest , of judghti.' ceeded to state the grounN cation and then to argue I he I had been ir. the water more lhan an hour gerald Jolloweu on int. r.nrl :. half and it now came tin under mv arms : Whilesidr. The Chief Ju : the balloon lettered, ami threatened to C!l al together On its side ; I was completely chilled through, and had said my praers f.r nearly the last time, when I thought I heard lhe dn tant sound of oar?. Upon islening again, I was confident that I had been ?eii, and thai assistance was near, though I could ee noth ing through the darknes. It seerrts thai I had leen observed by the capiain ofthe Light Ship and Mr. Koberts. a -l . 1 -A ... ilrnn in n 1 II C waici, pilOl OH IMBIU. - boat containing four men and the mate. suliing for some minutes ui' judges pronounced their I t ?ion, which was, that the ', ted ly the prisoner' counct 1 maintained. The Clerk of the Croan lb O'Brien what he bad to .vty tence ofthe law khould not I on him. J ' . Mr. OHrien said My I Air. !-niy intention to enter into at.; i of my conduct, nowetr i i . J - . ti .....ir .. , Georce W. Itich. was dispcneu mj j .'..k to avail irJVM If c They rowea ivme ten iunc ww.- . tai.ee.