South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-26
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~ The preacher alluded to in
paragraph on the opposite page as
having been "Lynched" in Louisiana,
is said to be from Haverhill, Mass, aud
named J. WARREN.
u Judge MCLEAN, has given notice
by letter, that he would not consent to
be candidate for the Presidency.
%. The National Intelligencer of Thurs.
day last says-The health OF New Or
leans, we are glad to observe by the pa
pers OF that city, continued good up to the
9th inst. The city had become tranquil
also.
GEoRaETowN, Sept. %.
Since our last there have been later
arrivals from England and France. The
Napoleon brings London papers to tho
Esd Of August.
FROM ENGLAND The, intelligence
is important as indicating a renewal of
that fierce struggle between the two
great parties Of the country as such ;
which created such intense excitement
during the discussion Of the Reform
Bill. The House Of Lords, it is said,
will not pass the Corporate Beform,
Bill. Two clauses virtually affecting
its principle, one, that one fourth Of
the councils should be elected for life,
aad the other, providing for the cons
tinuence in Office Of all existing mays
ors and councils (the bill having re-
quired their ejection) were adopted by
large msjorities. Influential members
10 the House OF Commons have pro.
posed in retaliation to stop the sup-
plies.
MIR. Spring Rice has presented the
Ministerial Budget, or annual expose
of the national fnances which are re,
presented to be ia a most fourishing
stale. The consumption of Cotton
alone last year was So, $780, 900 pounda
of tea 100000 Of pounds, both
highly indicating most prosperous,
social and manufacturing condition.
Immense excitement prevails in refer-
ence to the existance of Orange Lodges
in the Army. The Duke Of Cumberland
Grand Master, has denied any knowledge
OF the matter; the arrest of Col. Fairman.
the Secretary of the association. was or
dered by the House Of Commons. for re-
fusing to produce his books of correspoa.
dence.
From Spain the accounts are fright.
ful General Bassa entered Barcelona
with 1000 men to put down the riots.
but through the disaffection of his
troops, was murdered by the mob.
who reigaed triumphant. Order has
since been restored, but with great
sacrifice of life. The country is be-
coming more and more revolutioaized:
a state to which the Qaeen and Don
Carlos would be equally opposed.
From Para the important intelligence
has been received that the rebel chief.
Antonio Vinagre, assisted by the In--
dams, had taken possession Of tina
town, and it is said utterly eztermina-
ted the whites. There are several ,U.
S. citizens there. THIS English men
Of war on the coast had established q
strict blockade, and Commodore lay
lor had engaged the Indians for ten
days without success. He had 5000
persons oa board his fleet who had
fed from the assassins. metropolitan.
There has been another great fira
in New York on the Goth inst. which
has burnt down great many houses
in Broadway, including the magoifi>
cent house lately built by J. G. Costee
at an expense Of $750oo.-IA
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We learn that letters are received In
town, stating that Mr.. Thom, formerly
memberof Lans Seminary, at Cin-
cinnati, ans who, 10 connsxi9n with
many others, left that institution ysaF|
or two since, because they vera aot|
permitted to agitate on thu subject o(|
Abolition, has been seized by mob, 4
near his place Of residence in Kea
lucky, and dreadfally whipped, hays
log received thirty nine lashes on his
bare back, soheaviIy laid on that they
nearly cost him his life. The Ietters|
add, that he would actually have been|
murdered, but for the Interference o
some gent!emen more moderata than
the rest, who insisted that he had als
ready cot enough. Mr.. Thorn was one
Of the speakers at the abolition anni-
versasy in this city in May last, and
has also held fourth ia vatious o.hat.
places at the North and East. Whal
NAV have heen his crnrse In < antncL u