Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-24

"us anu spirited meeting has
oeen held in Charleston, s. C. to devise some
relief Tor tho furnishing people of Ireland
Eloquent aud effective appeals were made in.
'helr behalf, by the frs, talent of the place !;
committees appointed aud contributions
raised. This is as it should be.
Letters have been received in New
York stating that the New York ships
Charles Carroll aud Great Britain, were
chartered to go from Cherbourg to Ma
Piles, and that the King and his family
would embark to be landed at Naples.
Other accounts state that he is coming
to this country.
Count Boarmom.-At a dinner given in
raris, July IL, in honour of the CONQUEST of
Aig'crS' the PRESIDENT Of the day proposed
the following toast: " Health to the yiciori.
Gus army at Algiers and IN it $ brave comman.
uer Count Bouimont. The reply was:-
Health to the French army, now and for.
ever: but to Count Bourmont, never"
me reply was received with great applause.
The explanation is that Bourmont before
the battle OF Waterloo betrayed the French
army to Wellington.
BotiDar.-A letter is published in the
-Neo YORK Daily .4doertiser, dated Carthage
ma August o. which says--'slt is said that
Ifes'oent MoseUERA has sent friendly let
PEI Ter TO BOLIVAR, couhseilinp him tosleay, the
p country, but it appears that the man will not
go at any rate. He stilhas desire to exer-
cise the command. Three frigates have Of
Tered to take him to any part of the world !;
and great many days have passed he
pledged himself in his message"
The general tone of the English Press was
decidedly adverse to any interference by
Great Britain with the affairs of France.
Popular meetings were evon proposed in Lon.
don, Liverpool and other populous places for
tne purpose OF public expression Of Joy at
the Revolution in France.
From .herico.-The Ne,o Orleans Bee has
received Mexican papers to the 9th of July.
Col. Victoria who was condemned to death
as conspirator against the government, has
escaped from their prison at Puebla. The
report of the death of Monies de Oca is un
true. He has made himself busy in WRITING
to various individuals of the State of Macboa.
can, affirming that the cause of Guerrero had
been espoused by several thousands of soldiers.
and inviting them to declare themselves i'm
his favor These letters have been delivered
to the Governor of the State. Private letters
received from Mexico, at New Orleans an.
nounce that all Bajio and Valadolid have de-
clared for Guerrero.
The yNetAeriands-A London paper states
that the Dutch journals betray spirit of a.
iarm Mt the passing cloud, and though tho
King has sent large donations to the Catholic
churches, yet with signal inconsistency he
continues TO prosecute the press At the
same time orders have been sent to reinforce
the garrisons of Tourney, Mons and Namur;
so apprehensive Is the Dutch government Of
those very consequences which their own i'm.
poiitic conduct seems daily determined to
provoke Such was the enthusiasm mani
tested at Brussels on hearing the news from
faris, that the people actually SET up three
nights singing national airs and patriotic
songs, and wishing success to their brethren
the French
The London Courier of the 9th saws
The desire OF the Americans to recover
thu trade to the West Indies NAV possibly
come also, in the shape of some treaty, be.
ioTe Parliament /; but the bearing of the Br-
usf interets IN that question is now SO per-
tectly we'll known, and the good will towards
us OF General Jacksons administration is so
properly appreciated, that if any arrange
ment be settled, it will probably be of a more
satisfactory nature than it could have been at
all earlier period"
Warren Davis,a SC member of Cony-css
from Pendeton and Greenville Districts in
iate speech, says he @ has no attachment
nor love, nor veneration, for the Federal I'm
ion, the Federal Government, the Federal
Constitution. 1t is ali a splendcd failure"
Anne .3rundel Silk On Friday last we had
the pleasure of examining beautiful pair
OF White Silk Stockings which we should
suppose, from the texture and weight, would
wear about as long as three or four pair of
the common imported silk hose, and which
were manufactured by young lady of West
River, miss Miranda Richardson,J from silk
OF her own ultivation.-.7nnapoLis RepubH-
can.
Major Noah was wont to denominate GER
tam small country papers, 2 by 10 affairs
we yesterday received from London two pa,
Pers that really deserve tho appellation. They
are each OF them about feet in width by 10
ieet In length, IL are printed with small type
Horra6te.-~A young girl about nine years
OF age, named Goodwin, the step daughter
OF Amariah b. Kali, died and wa S buried ON
the 18th inst. From the general inhuman
treatment of Kali TO this child, and from other
circumstances, it was suspected it did not
aie In the course of nature, and on Saturday
iast, coroner summoned a jury of inquest, &
mad the body dsintered, when they found it
brutality manged and the neck broken, and
returned a verdict of wiIful murder. The
cause which is supposed to have moved this
monster in human shape, was the hope of in
herltlng the child'sproperty worth some three
or four thousand Standardization NJ c. Gaz
Prolific Family. The family and descen-
dants of John and Elizabeth Smith, Hun
flngton, L.. L. consists Of children IL, grand
children W, great grand children 1872, total
246
VIM. Kahn has been con victed Of the muir.
der OF John Randolph Couch, in Camden,
near Kingston, u. c. on Saturday, August
10 X: worked with Couch, who was 42
years old, and was said to be jealous of X.
quaIrelled with him about his WAGES. and
threatened to "cut his CUTS out In his
confession, Kahn stated that he did not medi-.
tate the deed until the afternoon previous to
the night that he committed it, when he
called G. from his bed to the door, and fred
his rifle, containing l-2 buck shot at him.
Joel Edgar, young man, was accidental.
~ killed near ODondaga, N. Y 18th inst. by
Inc discharge of gun in his own hands.
Near Philadelphia 9TH inst lad who had