Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-05
LATEST PROM FRANCE

LATEST FROM FRANCE
The packet ship Rhone has
arrived at New York, from Hav-
re, whence she sailed on the 9th
November. Her regular day of
sailing was the first; but she was
detained by contrary winds and
bad weather. The commercial
intelligence viii be found under
the proper head. The Journal
of Commerce contains few ex-
tracts from foreign papers, a.
mong which are the following:
The Consul Of the United States at flaw
re, has received Instructions from bis Gov
rrnment, directing him to put into execution
the law passed in Congress, March 7. 1914.
limiting the entrance OF passengers in the IL
States to two persons per live tons in each
vessel. Every individual, without regard To
age, is to be considered passenger.
The greatest and finest part Of the town
OF Tawasthus, in Giniand, as well as the
| palace OF the Governor OF the Province, have
! been consumed by fire
| N Franchessleu, a stock broker in Paris.
| has been declared defanlter to a very large
amount His failure is the consequence oe
the late unexpected and continued rise of e.
very species Of Stock.
| A private letter from Lisbon Says "The
| Captain OF small vessel, lately arrived from
the Azores, states the Gonstitutionalists Of
/ Terceira have an army Of between 10 and
10000 men and light squadron of three
| schooner rugged briggs. With these forces
they contemplate an attack upon Portugal
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 81
Copt q appeals The Canal and Rail
! Road Injunction case, which was opened by
! MIR. Magruder OH Monday for the Caual Com.
| pany continues 10 occupy the Court Mr..
Magruder concluded on Tuesday and was
succeeded by MIR. Jones on the same side
MIR Rsverdy johnson spok on tuesday for
the Rail Road Company. Yesterday, Mr..
Webster, U. S Senator from Massachusetts.
spoke on behalf Of the Rail Read Company.
1t 10 expected Mr.. Jones will close 10 day
oaeh is the absorbing interest of this case,
and SO commanding the talents arrayed on it,
that both Houses oil the Legislature al loMrn-
Ell Yesterday to attend the argument.-ftep.
From thu Lsnchbug Pirgiaiaa Jan. 2.
Unfortunate Occurrence We learn bv
letter from Liberty, bedford county y that
Mr. Edwin Sayre was shos by Mr. Charles
Marshall Jones, Oh the S0th lust lust beIo,y
The nipple oil the left breast We have been
isIn'shed with the particulars, but as the
ahair VIII 10 all probability be legally in.
vestigated, It may be improper to publish
them Mr. ). lived about an hour and a
han alter he was shot, and expired perfectly
IN bis senses Both Mr.. Jones and Mr. Sav,e
were younS men and both members of the
bar They had removed, Mr.. Jones from
the neighhorhsod OF Winchester, about two
years ago, and Mr. Sayre from Fredericks.
burg about SIX months since Jones fled inn.
nnfd,ately after the commission of the act.
and has nst been heard of-We understand
mat he took the road towards the peaks Of
| Otter v
we learn from the Alexandria Gazette
,"'' capt iHoMAs AP CATRsRY JONES has
been appointed to the command of the IT
D sleep of war Peacock, which with N.
new schoonersBsxer are now fitting out At
The Charlesiown Navy Yard fer the Falk-
! land Island and East Indies.
10 my q inilatton,-At late meeting
IN The town of Salem, Mass. the snn, e
| thirteen hundred dollars was promptly con-
trlhnted towards fund intended 70 afIord
feAei 10 The suffering poor.
IL Is understood, that of the f;pher an.
Iooiatments made by the Presiden, Of the IF
o.aies duIias the recess of Congress ,bos.
81 .ar Secretary Woodbury. and Mr. A,tor-
nsy General fancy, have been confirmed
oy 'he Senate; and that the residue have not
YET been acted upon.
y symptoms Of .alsn.-The New yo,t
, H'ur,er aud Enqrer discoursing on tho nra-
"a'''ity OF lhe confirmation of the nas,,r.
Iien o. Mr VAMPIRES as Minister to I'oa-
uon' closes its remarks with the folio,r;n~
observations: '"e ioilowins
me rejection Of Mr. Van B,res ia Rad
s'S nt oy 'ae opposition principally to CIV.
o'ew 10 General JACKSON, and in,n.;rths
pioNc confidence in his adsu;strat;an IF IF
."c opposition Senators venture ., s,,.l,
MEASURE, hey viii repent i. in saekolo.h and
"'"es' As TO MIR. Van Buren, friends ,hey
-smlle at the drawn dagrer
And defy its roint.o o'
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