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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-02-06
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Extract from a letter from Surgeon
Mosely, Of the United States Sloop
ofWar Natchez, dated Rio de jane
iro, 18th Nov. 1888, received at tho
Navy Department, 18th January.
1894.
II avail myself OF this opportunity 10
inform you of the uninterrupted good
health Of this ships company since We
fitted out last December. We havo
just returned to this place, after a four
months cruise in the Rio de Plata,
where we experienced uncommonly
bad weather, it being the winter season
in the southern hemisphere. At this
time we have but four men on the sick
report, and those chronic cases: we
have had the good fortune not to havo
had death on board this ship since wo
fitted out, and when you take into con-
sideration the great ricissitudes Of eli.
mate, in the last eleven months, ! havo
no doubt you will concur with me in
thinking, that we have great cause to
congratulate ourselves on our cxcmp.
ton from disease.
~ attribute this healthy condition Of
the Natchez to a jukicious policy in
keeping the ship clean and veH Ocnf'-
lated, and all unnecessary exposure %
the crew being carefully aroided. Allow
me to add that on these measures, 4
should mainly rely as the best prophy-
zasttcs on ship board
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-02-06

What does This look like? A letter
from Washington to the Philadelphia
Inquirer, says
The sum paid for advertising to F.
P. Blair, was AZ 900 dollars!!! during
the last two years, for the Post Office
Department; for the Department of the
State, nearly 9O,000!!l for the Treasu-
ry Department, nearly COCOON! for the
Navy, nearly l2,000!! &c. amounts
in some instances equivalent to all paid
to other establishments throughout the
Union. Thus, for instance, in the
treasury department, your paper re.
ceived only 10 dollars, and the Ameri-
can Sentinel Is, while the Globe re-
ceived 1854 doIlars.-Similar compa-
risons might be instituted in other in.
stances, some OF which may be given
hereafter.
That paid by the Post Office for ad-
rertiSing is the most disgusting and
scandalous. And this is the paper that
continually prates about bribery and
corruption. At this rate, no wonder
the Post Office has become minus for
$400,000l If such things as these do
not open the eyes Of the people, no.
thing will. This puritan Globe, it
will be recollected, is continually
charging the U. s. Bank with corrupt
ing the press because it pays for the
publication of speeches, &c. to defend
itself from the calumnies of this very
Globe and those who cater for it from
the stews of the Kitchen Cabinet
Bali. Patriot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-02-06

The late meteoric phenomenon is
thus described by passenger on board
of a vessel bound to Mexico: elm a.
bout lat. e5 deg. 90 min. long. 81 deg.
so min. in the Bay of Mexico, on tho
18th of November, about two O'Clock
10 the morning, we were awakened by
the cry of passengers on deck shoy;-,
we Immediately hurried on deck md
ing the sea in great commotion; the f'a, ves.
sci tossing at dreadIul rae, tw WIZ.
was singular, il beng per'ec''y ca'm ~
a beautiful luminous ring all around the
horizon. the stars shooting in various
directions, and several parts of the hea.
ven presenting the appearance OF a solid
mass of fire--for two days previous the
weather had been extremely sultry.-
The phenomenon was observed for
about forty minutes. when il suddenly
disappeared,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-02-06
Baltimore Ca-,
From the London Spectator.

Our principal danger arises from TO-
reign competition. We at present, by
means Of our enormous capital, and the
superiority of our machinery, contrlve
TO keep competitors at bay. Even the
Americans, with all their energy and
enterprise, are made to feel the superb
oritv which the ability to lose east sums
confers upon the British cotton and
wool manufacturers. The evidence OF
Mr.. Bates, himself an American, and
partner in the house of Barring, d Co.,
in relation to this point is worth attend
ing to. He says:
"The English manufacturer would
send out his goods to America, and
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-02-06
MAJ. DowNING's CORRESPONDENCE
WAsHINGToN, Jan. IUth, 1871.
10 my Old Friend Mr.. D,cight, Of Neto for
DniI, Advertiser

WAsHINGToS, Jan. 10Th, 1851
DO my Old Friend Mr.. D,cight, Of Neo YORK
Daily Aduertiscr.
The pill | give the cabinet, and the rest OIL
tne government here, on the 9th OF last month,
hJist beginin to operate, and don't think some
ohem will want any more fisk Tor good speli
70 come. Some of our folks make pagy ugly
faces at me, but told EN- that's sure sign they
want more fisk, and they'd feel better to rights
II was we'll | stopp'd list where j did IN that
caolnet paper, for my dander was list llitln; and
IL / had gone ony ten minets longer, I'd hat some
On EN- so hard they wouldn't swell.
But that amt what want 10 write you about
now: ! want TO thank them folks up in Carthage,
u ! ork State, for the AK they made for me, and
Whch they sent TO you 10 send TO me. nave
Jist got II, and il has tickled me eny most to
nestn. L never got such present atore IN my
Dom days. started right up chamber with II
10 the gneral, and bolted strait into the cabinet
10'ul WIN my ak on my shoulder-the gineral
was there with pretty much all our folks, over
nduiing The Post Office accounts, and tryln to GIT
mem straight, which is plagy tuff iob-but no
matter-in smashed, but afore could git out
one word, never see such a scamperin. | turn
ed 10 head some ON EN-, jist 10 tell EN- what
was arter; but il seemed the more tried the
more they tried TO streak it, and in less than one
mint there warnt Twin criter left but | and the
gineral-and the gineral some how got a motor
an his head, and would gone too, if there warn
no pluck in him. He was standin up with hi
back agin the mantle tree, and his hickory in hi
hand, and look'd for all the world as though h,
was iist expecting fight.
Why, says ], gineral, what on earth is all thi
scampering for2 Well, says he, ] reckon yo
can tell better than | can; and with that, h
ohnk'd at me most plagily-and, says he, wha
Is the news now? Why, says ], there amt moth
m new but this ere AK, and brought it to SHOW
you-its present to me, says |, from Starks
-, away up in York State, on the Black River
ne gineral changed face in a mint, aud il wa
tist like the sun risin. He step'd up TO me an
lo9k the AK, and walk'd to his chair, and sa
'oTh, and throwid his head back. and ha hsw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-02-06

From the Mem York Commercial Adv.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
The senate being now full by the
election of Judge Porter, from Louisia-
ma, we publish the following alphabet.
cal list Of senator's, showing the state
of parties. We have placed Mr.. Hen
bricks, of Indiana, in the opposition, as
he generally votes with the majority;
and Mr.. Mexican, of Pennsylvania, in
the Jackson ranks; although i. may
prove the other way:
OPPOSITION,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-02-06
REFORMl-Ho,c ii costsu

Expenses Of Gorernmemt.
The expenses of the Federal Gov
vernment, apart from the National
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-02-06

Opposition mej. 8 and perhaps more.
Doubtful
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-02-06

ANTI-JACEsoN.
Bell. Of W Hampshire Benton. Of Missouri
Bib. Of kentucky. Black, Of Miss.
Calhoun ,ofS Carolina Brotcn, of NJ Car.
Chambers. Of Md Forsyth, Of Georgia
CIay. of Kentucky. Grmdy, If 4ennesse
CLAYTON, Of Delacare, Ifil, Of " Hampshir
E,cina, Of Ohio. Kane, Of Illinois
Frelinghuysen. of Mixing. Of Alabarno
"Hendricks Of IndianaKing, ef Georgia
Kent. of Md 'Ltnn. Of Missouri
Knight. Of II. Island s.ucKean, Of Penn.
.Mmgua, of W Carroll. Morris, 81 Ohio,
Moore, Of alabama Rires, of pnginia,
Naudaia, Of Del sRobn,on. Of Illinois
Poindsrfer, Of Miss. SLepiey, Of Maine
Porter, of Louisiana Tailmddge, Of W Y
Preaiis,, Of Vermont 'Tipton Of Indiana
Preston, Of S. Car. White, Of Tennessee
| Robbins, Of n. Island Wilkins, of Penn
Siis5ee, IF -M1ssachu Wright, IF NJ Y.
Smith, Of Conn. Total 40
Southard. of.N j.
Sprague. Of Maine
Swin. Of Termons
1omiinson. Of Conn.
Tyler. Of Virginia
Waggaman, ~ Louiso.
Webster, Of Mass
Total, %
30
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-02-06

Post Office Loans.--Well, after all.
it may be made question, "whether
Congress had not as well break up,
and go home." If the Post Office
Department may, with impunity, bor-
row quarter or half a million Of
dollars, pifhom authority, as il has
done, why may not the War Depart
ment, or the May Department, or any
other Depurtment1-Com. Herald.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-02-06

Stabbing an Church.-"On last Sa.
turday evening"" says the Pittsburg
Manufacturer Of Saturday, ga young
man was dangerously stabbed with a
a spear at the Unionist Church in this
city, by another young man, the SOP
of a popular preacher, and as we hear,
himself q student of divinity. The
cause was as follows: The preachers
son had been observed for few even.
ings acting very improperly at the L.
nionist Church,; and on the evening in
question was detected in the act of
tripping females as they entered and
departed from the Church. He was
told of the improperly Of his conduct,
when he became incensed, went out
and borrowed spear cane-and re-
turned and inflicted dangerous wound
in the side of the young man who had
child him for his behaviour"
Not long since, man who visited a
church in Baltimore, drunk, was killed
by being forcibly elected by the SEX
ton.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-02-06

Duncan concluded, and the senate ad.
journed. Immediately on the adjourn.
ment, Mr.. Duncan proceeded to where
Mr.. Ellsberry was, in his senatorial
chair, and asked him who il was that
raped while he was speaking. Mr..
Ellsberry replied at was l." On this
Mr.. Duncan made a pass at him and
struck him. Mr.. Ellsberry immedi.
aiely rose and clenched Duncan, and
the next moment the two senators lay
sprawling on the floor, amidst chairs
and desks, in the rough and tumble OF
fearful strife. They were soon part
ed-but in the press and confusion OF
the crowd they got together again.
when Ellsberry struck Duncan with
his knife, and gave him a wound in the
arm some three or four inches in length
and one or two in depth. They we're
both taken from the senate Chamber,
and nothing more has occurred in
the matter since. Ellsberry brand
ished his knife so furiouslv that several
were slightly wounded in attempting
to part them.
1t is said that rencontre took place
at Lexington, Ky. on the 9th inst. be-
tween Thomas p. Moore and Samuel
NJ. Brown, of Louisville, during which
the latter applied cowhide to the
shoulders of the ex-minister 10 Colon
bia pretty severely.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-02-06

Modern Democracy--what is III Ev-
cry thing by turns, and nothing long.
The latest definition we have seen IS
comprised in the following paragraph,
from. what the Albany Argus would
call souna land the New York Stand
ard a rery sound) authority:
FROM THE LycoMIso (PA,) CHRONICLE.
"a few papers protesting to be Democratic,
.sa,e sill endesvoring TO throw fire. brands into
..the party, on the question Of National Conven,
"tion-~We regard this question as settled; ana
1--WE think these papers should eitner ac3ulesce
din the decision Of the Convention, or abandon
"their pretensions to democracy"
Democracy in apublic Journal tnere-
fore, consists in its having no opinion
Of its own: in other words, in its being
destitute of principle of any sort.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-02-06

MAJOR DowNING.-The readers Of this paper
nave not been informed Of the fact, that Messrs.
starNs & Co. of Jefferson county, proprietors OF
swarded TO Major Jack Downing an elegantly fin
ished axe, with hickory helve. We had the
pleasure of looking at it the other day, while at
was in this city, and before its receipt by the
MAJOR. BY the following letter to the editor OF
the Daily Advertiser, it appears that the instru-
ment has been received by the Presidents ines
unable and accomplished friend, and that it has
been the occasion of another amusing cabinet
scene. ~. Y Com. Ade.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-02-06

According to advices from Ohio, q
resolution had passed the Senate OF that
State to reconsider its vote IN favor OF
the Resolutions against the restoration
|of the Deposites. The following arti-
|cle is from a Cincinnati paper:
"Mr. Anderson, Of Muskingum, IN
the Senate, this day moved to recon-
slider the vote on these resolutions; ne
said that ne was not sufficiently aP'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-02-06

priced Of their manufacture and origin.
at the time Of voting for them. He
had since understood that they were of
Washington City growth; he dsspiscd.
he said, to be made the puppet Of any
sot of men, to dance the tunes they
wished, whenever the wire was pulled.
This remark caused considerable cross
firing from Mr.. Leonard, Mr.. Whit
tlesey, Blackburn, Anthony, and 9th.
ess. The question on reconsidering,
finally prevailed by vote of IS to 8.
The resolutions having gone to tbs
House, ware ordered back, and now
lay ON the Senaie's table,"
Kentucky Legislature. The follow
ing resolutions have passed this body,
by vote Of 81 TO 81
"Resolped, That tho committee OF
courts Of justice be instructed to report
a bill, providing that any sheriff, or de.
putty sheriff, their aidcrs or abettors,
who shall wilfully withhold the poll
books Of his county Of the election Of
any officer, whose election is by law
required to be made by the people Of
this commonwealth, or refuse to per-
init the same to be counted agreenbly
TO law. shall be hold and deemed to be
guilty of felony, and subjec,ing any
such sheriff or deputy sheriff TO con.
finement in tho jail and penitentiary of
this commonwealth for term Of -
years.
{ "Resolrsd, That the said committee
report bill to amend the general law
regulating elections.
BY which it appears thatthc conduct
ofthe sheriff which deprived Mr.. Lotch-
or Of the return as representative to
Congress, is condemned, in a most
pointed manner.---V Winchester Rep.
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