Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-07-27

uehl VIII IN all PROBABILITY heather out
this fearful struggle safe. TN is roth
ing like living frugal and Template and
Judiciously as regards exposuh even
flannel all summer-bc cheerI md
above all, be resolute aud calm
Colonel Dray Ton, from the select,om-
mittee appointed 10 examine into that
tempted fraud charged on the late See
tary Of War and Governor Houston, mad,
report Of the evidence, which is summed I'll
in The following resolution.
Resolved, That John II. Eaton, The
late Secretary of War, and Samuel Houston
do stand entirely acquitted, in the judgment O,
Mis House, from aHimputation of fraud, e.
tier committed or attempted TO be committed
by them, or by either of them, on any mat
ter relating 10 or connected with the premis-
es"
Mcssrs. Keer, Bates of Mass and Stan
berry, dissented from this opinion-the ma
jority ofthe Committee were Jacksonmen.
Late arrivals bring the intelligence That
the King of England has signed The Re
form bill
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1t will be observed that at Louisville.
the Yellow Fever was rumoured 20 be
at New Orleans, and the Cholera at the
Balize. The New Orleans papers di-
rect, whether that the rumor is without
foundation, or from prudence, say moth
ing on the subject.-Whig.
vHn-
We learn from Trenton, that the case
of Hendrickson VS. Shotwell, involving
the merits of the controversy between
the Orthodox and Hicksite parties in the
Society of Friends, has been decided in
favor of the former. The chancellor,
Gov. Vroom, having been counsel for one
ofthe parties, before his election, the
cause was heard by Chief Justice Ewing
and Justice Drake OF the Supreme Court,
both Of whom gave elaborate opinions
on the question.-Phenir Gaseite.
Fresh insurrectionary movements have
taken place in France. The funeral of Gen
Lamarque in Paris was made the occasion
Of great pomp and parade by those who are
towards The government and
some slight preteXts wereSezed upon during
the movement of the procession 10 produce
riots The funeral procession was immense
taking two hours and a half to pass a single
point. 1t seems the government had anti
cipated some disturbance, and troops were
stationed at different points 10 preserve order
The first serious affair occurred with the
military, at the Bastile. The populace were
beaten at every point during the evening
OIL the 9th of June-and the next morning
some severe fighting took place at the
Halle On the 18th, all was said TO be tran
4uil in Paris. The number regular troops
which were brought in, in the mean time,
vas said TO exceed 10000 IT has been dis
covered that the Duchess de Berri and Gen.
Bourmont have visited all the Southern prov
noes, and Paris, as well as the departments
81 Maine et Loire, La Vendee Loire In
ereur, Deux 5. Levros, and several others
N which lnsurrcctionary movements have
'een detected, are put under martial law.
900
a paipaJie Ht-A ''sreat jackson democratic meet
was lately held by the citizens several counties
W ams port, in Pennsylva at which, after resolving
'hat the administration of Andrew jackson has realized
he most sangune expectations his friends and Of his
ountry," the following resolution was adopted
Resoped, That the in circulation Of the de-
Ign oil the president 10 put his upon the bill to
harer the United States Bank, deem slanderousn-
ueu 20 suDserG eIectloneerng purposes; and that the
us wishes OF Pennsylvania, * the interests ofthe Union
'hsh mat bill shall be presented to him for his sanction
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