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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04


Our columns are 90 crowded viii, local matters
that we ART Obliged to exclude good deal Of i'm
portant foreign news.
Great excitement is oceasione,l, botl, in England
and Ireland, at the Passage, in the House of Lords
al what is called the Irish Enforcement Bill. -
places discretionary power in the Lord Lieutcn-
ant, to dispcrsc, by the aid Of the military all
~emhiascs OF the people which he may deem un-
lawful. The ministry will persc,erc in their
madness towards that ilf.ted country. until they
excite Revolution which will end in the dismem-
ber'nent OF the United Kingdom
Much alarm has been eycited b, r,,nour. a:.isl
seemed to have good authority, tina, the British
ministry contemplate complete emancipation OF
all the slaves in their West India Islands
great victory has been gained by the P.ela Of
ks,p' over the Turkish army. Thirty thousand
men werr icft on the field, and a grea, many de-
serted TO the Egyptians The Sultan, il /, thought.
viii only be able to purchase peace by unqualified
submission to the demands Of the P.cha.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

Rf virtue Of . deed Of trust, executed By
AD Johnson Garrett To the undersigned, as
trustee for Anthony RossubergeF, bearing
date on the 25th day Of August, 1899, and re.
corded in the clerks Office OF the County
Court Of Jefferson, to secure certain sum Of
money therein named, I will sell, at public
auction, for cash, on Saturday ths 27A Isv Q,
'tPril, (tnst. HOUSE aud LOT, situated
On the river SIDE Of Shenandoah street. in
Bolivar. The lot is 80 feot in front, nearly
parallel to the river edge. The sale will take
place IN 'front.' OF SiePhenson'S hotel, at . o..
clock, p. NJ. Such title as is vested in I'M.
trustee, will be made To- the purchaser.
p. Z. MACCABE, Trustee.
April 4, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
II Egrns for Kerr.

HVIE Farm belonging to tho hairs Of p
- Hunsicker, deed, will be Offered "a, :
mon'ed rent for one year There are sb,,t
% acres TO cultivate for the year. n lie, =.
bout three mses from the white Horse A..
ply 20 NJ. :. uI,NSJCErp "
March 81. Is33
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

HinHdh -NOors.-We learn by the last ad.
vices from England, that this excellent and
distinguished lady was believed TO be on her
death bed. She is in the Sith year Of her age
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
TREAsuRr DEPARTMENT,
.Marck n. lsl1

.Hsres 8, ls33
The Secretary Of the Treasury acknow.
hedges the receipt Of one hundred aud sixty
dollars, transmitted anonymously by mail
from Philadelphia, in an evelope containing
only the words, "Crcdit the United States. ~
The money has been paid into the Treasury
accordingly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

On dc 2Sh nit sfcr short iIIne,s. Fs,nt-
EicE STtfL, ouiy an ~ %. H W. Sinll. -
- ilsgrrs,ovn This u the third nm Mr. stuff
hss b., within ilsc LIST six months
On the 21d nii. q seurfes fever. Dr. yVftu.-
ID. NAOMI, II lIagrFs1vB, u,n knous a. !
highly respectable pll, siei.n and citizen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

eEoReErowN, On. e. MARCH 81.
LHffs faa, Bridge.-wo congratulate the
cnIem OF Georgetown upon the completion
OF the purchase OF this bridge, through IA,
iiberality OF congress, and hope that tie ben.
ehts 10 be derived therefrons, will be immedi-
ately and extensively felt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
IRON.

IViL subscribers have tnst received Cro,,
w hos5ury Forge .Psnfs, lvaBi.. tsse.
y .oos =, lhON, veil assorted and 81 : sup.
eommodalmg ierms.
e. Ttlos e. LANE, 4 CO.
ssePhera.lown, March -. i-5l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

communication, signed'' One Of the Peoplc. -
has been reeeive', putting Undergraduates to one
al the candidates for the Legislature. little re-
neot'on will convince the writer, that it will be
imp'oper IN ma, to publish his article, unless he
makes himself known to us. We ought Ia know
where the responsibility rests
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

Apublie meeting a, Dsn,ilic, Pitsylvania eoun-
~, ts'rongiy Jseksonian, la, complimented Mr..
Car very highly, for hi, Late noble efforts rs Pa
ei6eator of the country"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

or We sre sastaorizcd % s..ie th-s JoHy A.
I'sosrssS, Esl- DWELLINGS, poll n the ensuing
election far Delegates TO the General Assembly,
In consequence Of hislstr hsasy domestic calamity
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
NfTTnE

ar Pev-iioldcrz ~ the Prrsisyterian Church
IN Ihariestgwn. informed tlsus t,.ir rssss arr
boz duv. Thy viii pleas u,ske paymenf a.
Caro- hooHE o. JOsEsa 4. DAUsatsTT, Esq.
nause'liai,ly.
April !. ISIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
TEACHER Wnn1e1I

"a MAN Of Classical Education. sober sr,y
N correct habits, will meet With e..,.i
shva''on BY applying IN the subscriber four
""es west Of Harpcrs-Ferry None bot lp,s
ply. WN sTgipIn
Marrh -, 1882
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

Oihe election. for member of Congress AND
delegates to the assembly, will take place on Mon.
day the 18th inst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

Total-Bnton 6s2, Gibson 400, John II. ID.
Smith 4i6, Bowen 4Js, Hay s9i. n,i, so
Earle 29', Wall a6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

The South Carolina Convention Ia. na.,cd a,
Ordinance nullifying the E.forring Bill, pass.
ed at the lss session of Congress. ,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

H. w. Leigh, Esq. has returned TO Rich
mond, under circumstances rs honorable t.
himself, rs suspicious TO the country. [Uhiy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

WuhamsPort, Feb. 81, 1882.
NOiiCE - hereby given 10 the nibscri-
~ bcrs to the capital stock Of tbi, corn
pany. that further instslmcnt Of Two Dol
lars aud Fifty Cents on each share Of stock /,
required 10 10 paid in ut the Banking House.
on Monday the 9th Of June sext By order.
GEO. Il. MOSHER, Cashier.
April 4, 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
ovEnsuEa wAurUn

"a SINGLE Man, we'll qualified ~ tbe
LA manager Of farm, Will hear Of q yr.,d
situsiion, by applying at
March -, i-JJ THIS orrtrp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

h0APHHEE ID. PowkLI, Esq. Is ansoanecd a.
candidate for congr-ss in the Loutioun district.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

=. G.F he hry y. TrsrsS SiIi preach - TA
brt'eh Church N sundsy sferu'.rn n,,t. :, 4
0''A Apr.lt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

The Little Psils' Bridge. over the Potomac
near GeorgetO~n, is declared to be free bridge.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

TREASURY DEPARTMENT BURNT.
The papers BY the last mail contain accounts Of
Che burning Of the Treasury building u, Washing
ton, on Sunday morning Last The most impor-
tAnt payers were saved.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
For NaIc.

"a kltN oP FREsH LIME par, Of Il s.
"A White Lime, for rlaster,ng.
Nsrab y fs59 N'll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

ANiNG APPOINTED Mr. Hr~aV WnrvU
my general ssent % settle up ny book,
! notify al persons iDJe btsd g. n,s o. 80
'hsir resPective sccO1nis o. him o. ei..,
tben By Boto.
DAVID KEPLINGER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

B-iLTLsf0RE e ONO R.ffL rom
HvHE subscriber will forward FLOUR
- from the Point of Rock, TO Baltimore.
for S3 cent? per barrel. and viii receive and
forward Merchandise NJ the rate Of ~ cents
per 100 ibt- which viii include all costs to the
Point Of Rocks. A. m. Known
Point OF Rocks, April I, l5J3.-Im.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
ATL.RHTIoMi

Wiz company under nv command i. or
oored to parade on the fourth SATURDAY.
IN tns month, at ID O'Clock. in front of ,h.,
Msrkst-fiouse in Charlcstowp. '
April I, 1879. '"S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

i
| A Is
Charles Addy
James Aller
Maria Bsrnhart
john A Byers
Mary y Baden
Svoaringen Butt
James Burr, 81
Mark Bliacoo
Henry BOtelsr
Nancy BaRks
e. d
Henry Cox
Elizabeth comegys
Isaac N Carter
Washington Coleman
Isaac Dust
Simon Digire
WIN y Beaver
Sandy Driscoll
Morris Daugberiy Q
r. r
Robert Is Evans
Shepherd h Eaty
Hezekiah Ford
Addison Fowler
Peter Fisher
Patrick FLYNN
Seth b. Foster
Henry Fautler
George Fresm
q %
Thomas A Gardner
Joseph Gray
John GoRder
Henry Civilians
HezekiAli GrihR
NsnsA Harris
Christian Harsh
Isaac Hutchinson
Geo W Humphreys
Caroline Hall
Joseph VI Hershey
Daniel Hill
Daniel IIsgert
A Humerickhouse
Lewis iiearley
JACOB Haynes
Nathau IIartnsss
n
q iiirWia
Joseph israel %
Henry krctlcr
llenfy VI knou.cs
john kepiinger d.
!. NJ
Anthony Lonurs
Thomas Mckunuing
JOliN
April 4. is33.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
TuSss0bfe Jefferson Lana
ron SALE

8O8A GALL
ME subscriber, being DESTROYS 10 remove
- tothe West, now offers for sale the Farm,
upon which lie resides, on the main road Lend
ing IRON Battletown 10 Charlestown. and
within an hundred yards Of Buil,kin run. con-
am'ng 2le ACRES Of good I.imeston.
41zA0O, 81 scrcs of which are in timber.
ms iano ~ IN o good state Of cultivation
ana ~ quality not inferior 10 any in the valley.
TOT heaith, there - not \ more desirable .,-
'uat'on IN the country. This property /, also,
convenient TO a merchant and saw mill ANA
has two wells upon it--one near the du,.Irn,,
The improvements are a comfortable Dwri-
hing, with n por,co in front. .
Hfh ktchens, meat house, corn
III house, barn and stable, all of
which have recently undergon,
q thorough repair. There IL also 49,
an Orchard Of apples, peaches, 49,
pears, &e. y
Any gentleman in search OF q
pleasant sitvation, could not suit hin..c M bel
ter than to embrace the opportunity now af
iorded. The terms will be made accommo-
dating. This notice will not be continued
my length Of time, as tho property will be-
IN market until disposed Of For terms, ap-
ply to the subscriber.
JAMES FLORE.
Mount Pleasant, April 1T
N. Riff the above property is not sold
oy the LIST Of August next, it will then bo
sold publicly, at which time the terms will be
made known
OF The Uineiesfe,. Tireinian rrlu ,u.,-,, NJ.
ABOVE Cur nnses
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

- tGrRe 1eeckes Kst6e, viii
: Eh''s BOSE heodle ssa salsh spsihr, 90.
~ 90 sunday iast The finder shau receive
: 90 sota Renseton' ~ demssde3. ~ leaving u
~ 10 Ffse ffess Cftet. Apfd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

TIVE sabscrib@ has quantity Of Corn
\ and Potatoes for sale. The Potatoes arc
Of IN excellent quality. w. HOOrP.
Buliskin, Jefferson County,
April 4, ls33.- u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
"a Etsf Of letters

I'D EMAINING in the Post Once at shep.
II . hsrdStown, lst April, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04
FREDERICK ELECTION. /.

We are inj~bsed To a friend nj Winchester Zoe
tise ancx.-i srn. Is. perhaps, not .tricti, nc
eur,ssr, bu giv>s AN idea Of The result
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-04

EMAiSlNG in tho Post Office, Charles
- town, Jefferson county, Va, Marcl
Stat, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
HIGHLY IMPORTANT pRocrrD,Ncs

n Meeting Of the State Rights and IRE.
trade Party, which is said by the Cb.,I..,os,
evening Post 10 have been computed =, mn
wards ct 5000, vas held NJ the C:ircu. -
Charleston on Monday evening last. pnra,,n,
20 'eve'a' DAYS notice. Charles G. Ioinek1.v.
II "oTerno', presided The proceedinS'
occupy nearly three columns Of the Charles.
W" PAPe's-And the following summary of
he nnst important features o.? tbe no.. a
Ings we take from the Norfolk pe.con Tn.
meeting was first addressed by Judge (,oI,,.I
~no concluded by altering for adoption : nre.
amoie and twenty long Resolutions, in ,zb;el,
me grounds assumed by the President in NJ,
r'nciama'Ion are strongly denounced AZ M.
'oreahy entrue. reProachf,rIio the memo,;-,
OF me immortal spirits Who framed The De,i.-
ration OF independence, and formed ,he O.
iedegsey Of 1776-his DOCTRINES =. is.d;,,,
inevitably TO Consolidated Csovernu,eo, ,,,,b
oni limitation Of powers, and the no~.r.
ebimed and threatened to be exercised bv
h'n, ssca'oulated TO excite their ss,onisbmen =,
no ie'' Than their iHdigna,ion--they m ,in,.;n
ne ne sovereignty Of the States, and view . an
,'"o,Iehce' The direct and immediate eoyol.
- Hon we premises assumed by the Pro.
% seeede fromthe Unions r;pt, ~ hich 49,
frgArd ~ indispensable from Ihe .o..,.:,.y',
character OF the parties, which fhev .,s,nIii,'
aHr"', and vii, " necessary, tnsintsio III
'nen hves. They repei the impss,stion, 90,
90 me state by the President, as vit,,ns,.,;s.
and unjus,-Approve Ofthe measure. ~ 80.
sVaie Legislsture and Execuiivs-ResoIv.
'ns' the whole State Righ%s snd Hree 1.,',,s
party ~ Charleston Uill volunteer ea -. =.
ne Governor, 70 enrol tbeinse Ives :. ne -,
u'ree'.-- They view with indignation the eo,'
&c hI'af'on Of military aud naval forces ~ an.
". - "a their bsrbour asd on the froo,i.,s :,
,peH slate, a. unosIlrd FOE By any p,btic e.;
Beney-And q intended TO oVerHwe o,bf..
'Pal'ons 90 impoteat, sasl unw s,rsstsbir
" hey have. nevertheless. seen uieh H..
y Isc'ion, The intlicafio, a a bsneee;.t
'po'i'hes''Oo Of the TFiF by ConxS-s.. So, sed
TIE expression Of sentiments iu bosb l,T.,s.'
a. ecu - ~ other qussleFs. suso,e;s,. -, a.,
peses and harmony &c The Unis,e. 80 80. ~.
That these indications shgR o. r,sf h, ,...'.
P'HaiHg dispessfi0Hs 81 fkeiv sarf---s..,l !, !.
deehfsd - The sense of tie Ai~s,,og a.,
Ps9d'"g ne fyseess effis sseass.r. al7s,si,,, \.
eH occasion n collision betweeG the P,d.,.t
and sts'e euihoriiies shonid be sed,lo,,.i,
avoidsd 90 both sides. N the hope Ihss as.
l'a'nful controversy in Which that s.sie !. nee
s"gsgsd, nay thereby Be ss'afsesosily Al
I''s'sdi and the Vaioa " The sisles Be sssab.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
LATEsr IRON lror1,Nn

=, The Boston Atlas. % Thursday, announce,
tac ARRIVAL OF the brig Alexander, Capt Pen.
sle'on, from New Diepe, whence he sailed on
zoe S'th 81 Deeembef--but brought 90 na-
Capt. p. furuishedthe frst intellrpe~r
~ Boston Of The fall Of Antwerp. twillbsss
peen observed BY the reader Of The infelI,.
senef received - New York. ibst little IA,
pes sad Of She los e lie oeca.;o,c5 s.,
sne defenders of tho citadel. 10 ne sssaHs,t.
caP' y. reports that TIE loss IL The prcneI,
, Ess computed Of from i6 900 % n 0og ,ner
bt ue e"saei VS. taken possession III on a..
x9m' ne Ioss ~ DE Dutch vas MT kros,
-, 20 e'ou'ana bombs were thrown by a.
french engineers into TIE eitsdei 80 uN
troyed sll the pros sion aDd uas,r ~ ~. -
segsd. Gen. shssse defended the eif,5,I -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
South Carolina.
IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON.

LAM FhOM CHARLESTON.
The Editor Of the Norfolk Beacon Ia. 20
eened letter from friend in CAarieston.
dated gid ult. from which we make the foI,
lowing extract io'-
Last evening (sIonday 2Ist JAM their
was great meeting Of the .SLlifers. AT the Cir.
Gus IN this city. There were about 1000 pcr.
sons present, and they were addressed in long
ana violent speeches by Mr.. Preston. AIR
Iurnbuii and Cen. Hamilton, abusin, ,hs
PRESIDENT and speaking in very harsh terms Of
inc Military and Naval forces assembled here
Ihey, however, come to the determination
~, ao' 70 earn neir ordnance info .0sef uati AZ
yer me GdloNprmsnt Of CoRgress. The arrival
OF The NatcheZ and ExDeyi..eut hars -.
halied with much delight BY the Unson party
and no doubt has had a very great effe Fl unon
me .NiaiyffTs. They appear to be much pIsss-
cd with the Presidents last Message, and riye
~ va, IA As reason Tor susPending the operation
plated" 1870 'o''c IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
Valuable .WiE PROPERTY
Ton gALu

NOR SALE, hat well kpoSn procs,,v
called HOPEWEIL MILLS. situated AZ
1ehsrsoh county, virginia. The Nal Uous.,
. substantial AID c0mmodiotis. n d huilt ~
stone, - sixiy feet 10 icBgth by f1rty DO v ia.
ard has i've hOors u contains losr run ~
Ourr'' and q amply Furnished With all ueoss-
safy machinery Il the latest aud uost an
proved eonsiructiOn. There - attached thsys-
- aDyn. ~ acres u GROUND, ca " hieh Stand
god dwelling house. = millsrs' house. and
~ ' yu'oe 'CssthST Nah good slabling. There
= also ca The premises, thriving Young Or
hafd, and 90 ssrss u the EFousd = r,ver
s ~, and highly pru3aetise a. msaSa,, :
- ,a ~ y situate immediately 90 The mar.
derives an abundapt ana ns ,sr fs5,,,, .,,,..t,'
~ Sates' = Beedlsss ~ I'D. thai 4 4 h
~. NC. lef'ile and highly inprossd comfy
~ .ls STATE and ~ locai situat,oa, ~ regards
supply 81 Shsst and other rraiB. !, Sart,.
eulafiy favourable. For term. al ssle srsi,.
oa, ~. may b. made 10 the subscriber.
W - iSSA JAMES InTE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07
GREKssnunn1,u o.

"N@ANtbUhG, JAN. ID.
SHieids.--oh Sunday last, the ooh ins,an,
an inquest was held over the body of the wife
OF Mr. Jacob Carey, resident Of Unity town
sniP, VINO vas found that morning suspended
by the neck, with a hank of warn. 10 a r,;,
winch projected out from the stable Of Mr.
Carey The circumstances which have OF
ven rise TO this melancholy event are briefly
lhese' She had been lahoring, for a few
days previous 10 bor death, in az aNf,il sit,,a.
1oa, andsr The influence Of religious excite
Ten.' believing that there was NO hope for
committed the rash act, she had ret,rri -, 49,.
bed With somewhat Of more relieved mind
which induced her husband TO behave th., al
would soon Dc we'll but vain was his hone
Tie fell asleep, and on waking he di.coVeS,d
she had He'd; he immediately went M se,vrh
ana found her, about o'clock IN the morn.
ing, IN The manner above described. withou,
one spark OF l'fe remaining Ia her. Six chit
dFen, one only four months old are LEI, A..
eewsil the loss Of q tender mother. and nus
bard That Of an aHeetionato Wfc.-f.5rvv,-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

III " 10 JAN. ~.
9duTdfy snd Suieids.---We have been IN
formed that the body Of q woman. Uh,eh
bore eysssnt marks Of violence, was diseo-
Vered IN the neighboFbood Of Athen. N tb,,
eoanty, between Christmas and New Year
She was seen IN company with . man named
-3tsbry short time--Our informant said = fe,.
miautes---befoFe her bfsless body vas disco.
vered. Awbry was not seen again until u.
oooy Vas iousd W branch, having put An
eos 70 bis eHHtonee BY droWning himself =
re bad taken OF bis coat, shOos, and soeks
500 led them near the place where bis bod,
was found. No doubt Is entertained ~ I.,
having murdered the woman. TheT hsd 10
I'd together sOmetime 81 husband sfd ~
Though not MARRIED, end had several el,l'
dren- Thus endeih shs days Of the wicked. {"
Otserter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-07

Il neuiosadcu-rcndert he pss.srr or she rxsr>-
crdi.sry s<ss VI Coagrrss, Which 3. rrcowm~rds.
wholly unaeeesssry, and rvsso~r peace ssd h.r-
ncey 10 tho Cnio"- In the mcsos3.<. South Ca
sineercly desiring peace, yea w the I.nru.rr Of
our glorious ~esao, ''a's"ss efs5usgue parsf,"
The editors OF the Richmond Whix. com
nensins upon The appointment Of Mr?Lcigh,
say;
" Perhaps, however, if the intelligence
which We publish this evening, from Charles
ton, had been received sooner, the deputation
OF Commissioner 10 South Caroline, would
have been deemed superiiuous. Gen. TAMIL
Ton Is pledged for the virtual suspension Of
the Ordinance until the fate Of the Tariff Bin
90 asccrtained, and We imagine that this Is
al hat Tie Legislature proposed 10 hself as
prscticable Of accomplishment. u cannot.
We fear, be nationally expected that south
Carolina will suspend that Ordinance TO pe-
Rod beyond the sert session Of Congress. As
that would strip her attitude Of oil claim 10
respect, and incur the reproach Of a facility
OF persuasion incompatible with Sovereign
dignity.
Be this, however, n IL may, we are happi-
iy relieved OF oil approximations Of any i'm
mediate disturbance Of the peace. The fr.,
OF February need be no longer characterized
rs the :" fatai." The duties will be paid a,
usual, until the adjournment Of Congress. and
the whole responsibility OF tho crisis i. thu,
thrown upon that body. If Congress. refuse
TO lower the Tariff, South Carolina will be
joined by the United South. The President,
Leg'ons will find employment from the Poto-
mac TO the Gulf. There will be more trailer,
than his Provost Marshal can hang. were he
les"
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two day. after tho destruction Of his provi-
sions and water.
Capt. Pendlctou further states that The i'm
preston prevailed that general YER would
be the inevitable consequence. IL was sup
posed that the Dutch would be assisted by
the Russians, Prassisns and Austrisns. ln.
deed IL was reported that Russian army OF
100, 900 men were on their march for the
frouticrs OF Belgium and Holland.
DECLARATION OF PRUSSIA.
Made 20 ihs Gsrnsa Diet 90 tAe GA Dec. 1872
II 10 Known to the Most Supreme Die,
that Great Britain and France have pro
Jected coerc've measures against Holland
IN order to put into execution the Twenty
iour Articles of the treaty Of London, da.
ted ?th Nov. 1891. in conformity 10 the
notifications which have been made by
ulieriov negotiations
Although these coeroive measures. ne.
cord'ng 90 the terms or Conven,ion con.
eiuded between the two said Powers. ere
limited TO the capture Of the citadel oil
Antwerp. Il 10 impossible. in case OF re-
s'stanee ou the part Of Holland. TO conceive
sseh . state Of things without war. and 20
look upon this war between HOLLAND and
Tho two Powers -. in the course Of events:
without extreme danger 10 the general
peace Of Europe.
Austria, Prussia and Russia have not
failed To take steps 10 oppose those mea-
sures Of eonstrsint gsipst an ind~pendent
State like Holland. al the same time that
those three powers have refused to take
part IN or approve them.
However. as Great Britain and France.
10 Their own position and their relations
with Belgium. think they have motives TO
persevere IN their resolutions when once
taken. the undersigned. Representatives
OF Prussia. as a consequence Of the conf.
DENTAL communication made some time
since 10 the Federal Legations. has been
authorized TO be caused TO be entered In
the Protocol OF the Diet, that orders have
been given Wy the King his master, that
The 7th corps d'armee. which until now has
been stationed in wesiphalia, shall pass
The Rhine and take position between Aix-
la-ChspeIle and Gueldres, in order to co
yer the frontiers on the right hank Of the
Meuse. opposite to Belgium and Holland;
and at the same time that the Sth corps
stationed on the Rhine shall serve rs a
corps ne reserre in support OF this force.
Information Of the meaning Of this mea-
sure OF precaution has already been given
TO Great Britain and France by Pru..ia,
TO the effect that the Meuse shall not be
passed, or the right bank OF that river
compromised in any way whatever, by The
French. Dutch. or Belgian troops who NAV
he at war on the subject OF the citadel Of
Antwerp
by virtue OF superior orders. the under.
signed communicates the preceding for
the information or the Diet.
(Signed) NAGLER.
Frankfort. December 6, 1882.