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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-26

The Quotidisnne couaden Prcsi.
dent Jacksoa's threats TO be 20 ridicu-
lous that il "a impossible to take them 10
the letter. To say nothing Of the Ma
val power Of France, how can il be
supposed that the American Govern.
ment would resort TO an expedicat that
would be more injurious to the Ameri-
cans than to The french'
The Moniteur announces officially
inst the King has accepted the resigna.
tion OF the Prince de Tallcyrand as
Ambassador to England, and has an
pointed General Sebastian to be his
successor.
The Journal des Dcbats deplores the
unexpected appearance Of document
which deeply wounds the national feel
ings OF a great people. more especially
al moment when the American Trea-
ty was again about to be brought I'M
der discussion. II should, however.
be remarked. that one only Of the three
powers Of the American States has 500
ken, and that one, by his past life and
recollections, his military habits, and.
perhaps the embarrassment Of his sit
uation. might easily have been drawn
beyond the bounds Of prudence and
reason. While the two others are ST.
lent, we are not warranted in putting
serious construction upon a menace
which could never be realized without
the sanction Of the constitutional pow
ers; We nevertheless acutely feel a
language to which il would be easy TO
answer, If we wished TO return remcm-
brance for remembrance threat for
threat.-Francc has rarely had her hon
or called in question, nor il that the
only quality which is not denied to
her. As the American question now
stands, it calls for the most serious me-
Citation. The treaty itself is neither
less just nor less polite than il was be-
fore, but question Of dignity compli-
Gates the political question. The CO.
vernment will doubtless view the mat
ter in its twofold light, and will endca-
vor TO conciliate the national honor with
the faith OF treaties.
The Temps considers that the dispute
between France and America is not of
nature to bring about collision, the
consequences OF which would be equal
ly fatal to the People of both countries.
II is said that an understanding exists
between the powers Of the American
States, to the effect that the Chamber
oil Representatives will make the grant
necessary for the hostile measures pro-
jected by President Jackson, which the
Senate will reject; and all will be
known IN Paris in time for the French
Chamber TO vote the twenty-five mil
lions, under the impression Of that re-
lection. This Is all very well but
such a plan TO produce effect ought to
remain secret. The Union il appears
has its dcsPot, who, although Temporal
~, is no less absolute. His Govern
ment and his Chambers have already
arrived at playing diplomatic comedy.
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NEWS FROM FRANCE.
Recall or ehe French .HEJ-
setsfes: DtsssstssSsl Of sREs'.
LS06saGeeOes. Re.


The New YORK Courier and Eosuir.r saw,
AT half psss s o'clock last evening we re-
esivsd Loadoa papers Of the I7lh and Liver.
pool OF the 18th January, by Ihs packet ship
orpheas, Capt. Burnley, by which We are
placed 20 possession Of the very important
informatioa that NJ. serrurier, Tho French
Minister to this country, has been ordered
bone, and our Minister, Mr.. Livingstoa, ap-
Pri.ed that the passports which Il was expect.
Cd be might require IN consequeace, were II
his disposal. In other words, be was polite
ly ordsrrd out Of France, and vas TO have 10 n
on the following day, Thursday, 18th Janu-
AIRY.
We are indebted to the politsness Of Capt.
Burnley Zoe the London paper Of the l7th-
The latest receiVed-our own files being only
10 the 18th inclusive. Dispatches Tor the Sc
erstary Estate were brought up by our news
schooner and forwarded TO Philadelphia by
this mornings mail.
arrival, 10 eontainsd In the London Morning
chrOaiele OF the 18th, under head Of
EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
hoRHUe CHRomcLE OvTIcE,
FSi&sy .HSVAiax.
The following isporiaa, snuoanesmeu, I. n
Pearsd IN the yHsniSsuv sf Wednesday
"Ths King has recalled ~. sssrurier, bis
" minister at Wsshiagtoo. The Minister Of
" Porsign Affairs has made known this resolve
20 The Minister Of the United States In
Paris, informiog him that 81 the sams time
Ne Passpsyfs SSAieA ~ Hsight VsVHlgs ~ eoass-
- antRes eftbis eoaRsaieaiiSa, are ai his die
Possi. 10 consequence Of the sngsgements
" entered into By France, the psojsct Of he
lag rolsiive 70 the American debt will Be
7" presented % the Chaaber q Deputies to-
=" @ogrov. A eissss will be added, the puF.
" port Of which will be 20 guarantes eYeniusL
4" y those FrsOeh Interests which nsy ehsses
" 70 Be eompromlsed."
The " sagsgsmeas entered into by France
hsSe referred TO, are no doaht the sOlem
pledge 81 the Kiag that the sill q Iadsnsity
should Be p'sssaisd 10 the CAsnbess. This
vii accordingly be doae, bot u will doubt.
less BE- rejscasd iassafsr IN the mean Iims
the recall sf the PpsAeh Minister and ths
Pro@pt sg4sT Tier such n u IN effect, for the
A@sfieaa Minister 70 quit Paris, Issves "a
doubt q he differentiation % the Frsoeh Co
SsFnment % withhold the ibdsmniiy aad
psepars fos WAa.
The Paris eOSrssposdsB, Of ibs Chroniels
FssaaFks upon The sriicls N lhs hOni,sSS, q
fOiloWsf
this spirited reply 10 the 0Gsasivs para.
graph ia the Prssidenth Message, " eOnsid-
efe4 " Paris ~ published more With = view
" v satisfy opiaiOn sod is1aes he ChsmbsF,
sc Ssse the IS nillioas with issa repugnancs
mas a. expressive Of aay really indignant
o. Uesithe fssliag snisFtaiasd By the
french Govsrhusnt The 0dcial part ol
'hs hoaitsuF bsing dated ths i3th, its sH-
prs,ssoa, fs-s,sgyosg, led the people 70 sE-
eses ths Pssssataisoa o. The project 10 The
CeemoeE On wednesday. There vas "a
sAt,og' hoUever, on that day, snd u va,
nodeFstood that q would be pSssehtsd on
4" ThursdayV
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Mr.. wiisos Of Bottstourt, vho, . few days
since. he'd giveo notice Of has ,ni~oi,oa % call
up Mr.. wstki 8 re>o utrcns on the sub
Ject Of the U. 5. Bank, Depo.ites, &c, stated
that n the sessions both Of the Legislature
and OF Congress we're near their clue, be
should not ask the House to take theo, I'D.
Mr.. Brown Of Pster.burs intims,ed that if
sentieme we're suxious u have . deeisioo
upon the IN, that decision might be had With
out much loss Of time.
90 TAs,sday. no subject Of general inter
est Mas transacted Mr.. Booker OF Ameii.
offered . resolution. fixing upon the 2sth for
an adjournment but every one seems to
think II impossible to get away at so early =
period. there suli being a large als. Of bu.i-
ness on the table.
N>on Friiiy after some debate, the House
refused 10 take up. BY . vote OF - to 81. the
report Of the select committee on the subject
Of increasing the Banking CsP.tsI Of the
State. The eomnitiee were therefore dis
charged from the eoosiderst,oa Of all the
fs~f~~'eo.s octotc tnco % tn9k inc gene
raj subject may be eeesidered % settled for
the present session. "
Mr. Collins moved 20 take up the bill es-
tabiishing an indepesdsat Bank az Ports
mouth. sod after debate. the question u.s
decided in the nesauvs-sye. -, noes 20.
Mr. Johnson Of r. moved the rseoasia.r,-
ton Of bill. 20 provide for the eos.,rue,,oa
Of road from wsrdessviIie 10 Moors6sld.
IN the county Of Hardy; but the Hoass rsfu-
sed to reconsider the question; ayes a, noes
SIS.
bill, with smendnents fron the Senate.
Ito incorporate the Ksnsvha Salt Com
Pany." was iodshai,siy pos,Ponsd-syss IS.
noes Al.
The senate have eoaeurrsd In The rssoiu-
tion for IN adjournasnt on the assh. n the
adjournment should take place on thu, d.y.
more than half the bills nov On the ,ab,e.
will be untouched.
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LNTE FRONI HNGLANn.

The New York Commercial Of Sa-
turday says,-We have detained our
paper over the usual time Of publica-
ton to enable us 10 present 10 our rea.
ders, intelligence from Europe nine
days later than before received. These
adsices were brought by the packet
ship England. Capt. Maxwell. which
vessel said from Liverpool on the llih
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January. having been detained until
that day by contrary winds. Our pa
Pers are to Saturday, January the 10Th,
Inclusive.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
This document was received at Ii
verPool on the 9th. by the packet ship
Independence, Capt Nye, from this
port, and Is published in the Liverpool
Chronicle of the 10Th with the follow
ing introduction:
q Presidents .nessare-WD with
France.-We have only room left 10
call the attention TO the American Pre-
sidents Message-at least to that part
OF 1t threatening 20 go to war with
France. The message arrived las,
night by the packet ship Independence
Captain Nye9
In Ireland, the Conservatives. IL was
believed, would be generally success
ful. O'Connells nominations had. in
most instances, but poor prospects of
success. The Liberaior's own pros
pects were said to be on the wane.-
His election for Dublin, was deemed
more than doubtful, and accounts from
Tralee state that the great agitator, find.
ing the return of his son Maurice a
hopeless case, is about himself to start
Tor the borough. Misfortune never
fell upon his house till now.
In the course Of last year 300 LARGE
and small ships arrived at Hamburg
among them were l6 from the West
Indies, 81 from South America. GO
from the United States OF North Amer.
ca, 53 from the Mediterranean, 30 from
the Spanish ports on the ocean, III from
Portugal, 100 from France, 81 (inclu-
ding steamboats, from British ports, 500
Including steam boats) from Holland.
The number Of ships that left that port
was 1910.
SPAIN.
Reports from Bayonne state that Zu-
malacarreguy and Nina had fought al
Onta, on the 9th, and that the Carlists
were defeated. As, however, we know
that Nina had lef. Pampeluna for Es-
tella in quite different direction on
The 18th, this intelligence is not proba-
BILE.
The Dey Of Algiers, who had for
some time lived in retirement at Alex
andria, died suddenly IN that city on
the Both October last His still i'm
mense wealth which it would seem re-
verts to his kind host, Mehemet Ali.
had suggested some ill-natured surmi-
ses, respecting the nature of the mala-
dy which terminated SO fatally for his
ex-Highness.
Latest from .Merico.-The schooner
Creole. Capt. Page, has arrived at New
York from Tampico, which place she
left on the 2ith Of January. The only
intelligence furnished is that a report
was rife of conflict between Gen.
Santa Anna and Gen. Bustamente.-
The party of the former was believed
to be on the decline. The overthrow
of the Church party within a few
months would occasion US no surprise.
The march of revolution is onward
and especially has this been proved to
be the case in the South American
States, in relation TO all sacerdotal as
symptoms of power and authority.
.dier. Ge<.
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TRUST SALE.

nY ViStue % . Deed Of Trust. sxreu,.d
~ 10 the sabseTibers By wiIlism CIsys-
lsad. bssFinz date On he 3esh dsy Of Anvil.
1884. aaJ boz Of record IN the Counsy Cour,
~ SsssFsos. wsil - sid. "a pubic ssesioo
20 the hIghest bidder. - JNoa4sv a. I6sk Ass
II JSsrsA AsEf, (it being Coert day. bsfose
the Court HoUse door IN Chariestos q, an IN
divided soisfy Of hat valuable
1Gu.L RRoPEnTY.
(ioEsthss 9th shout IS seyss q 4 AND assaeh A.
- thsFeto,) cell ksOvs - The ForA" or
/" River hatiis, - sitaatsd iamediatsly % the
Shenandoah river. m JeaeFson County. Va
The above nills are situated 20 . highly pro
s0ehse Whsst eOuntry, aud eomoaod an
so'indsnt sSd aessr-fsilihg supply % vstsr.
They sfe Contiguous 10 the Chsss - axe and
Oh'o Canal. snd Baltimore aud Winchester
kah Road, and ere eouosst ted gilh the sane
~ convenient Wstsr transportation.
FByGsnts $50 N tsnd. vith interest th-ge-
% froas Joiy ist. ls5J. una She day Of sale
snd such further san N hand - sdi dsfrsy
The sHpsuses sitsudisg the sHssuiioa of this
truss The baiesos u ths psFshass noosy
70 b. Psst n ten equal ssaual payments.
sta ietefest thereon, paFabis ssuusiiy --
iufther Vsft'euisrs, % regards The isFms,
shi b. sa1s knove OF the dag ~ sale
"a DOCGLANs.
ROBT Brown,
Jsn rs. lsfS-s Trustees
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gEVuE subsef,beFs have jBss received
! Frt.b soppiy - HuW GOODS. q
even ysfisty. CaH sha sHauins.
r. & J JOHNSON
csag HiH. la ~. ls1s.
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GfoAP sed CANDLES taken IN sS,hssEs
- f0s oiS .NswYPsFI. - tAa oEes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-26

a letter from = great House in Lon
don, dated Jan. l6th says that Mr.. Ii.
vingtOn was assured that the French
Ministers would present the indemnity
ball in good faith, and urge its passage.
And the writer says he has good rea-
son for the opinion that IL no hostile OF
irritating measures should be adopted
by the American Congress during IL,
present session the French Chamber,
will pass the bill. The writer Of thu.
letter - possessed Of as many sources
of information. and has opinion is emit
lied to a. much consideration, perhaps
AZ that Of any mercantile man in Eu.
rope.
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The New York American SAYS -
The conformation produced in this city
by the accounts from France, is best
eVinced by the fact that marine stocks
fell from fen 10 flOefUe per cent. to-day.
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January. having been detained until
that day by contrary winds. Our pa
Pers are to Saturday, January the 10th,
inclusive.
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were nominated fos Grs, Representative. and the
result was as follows James D'Wolf (Whig) l42
John ID Wolf (JacksOn) 95 Wing majority
AZ.
Ambrose Waldron, Esq. (Whig) was then put
in nomination for I'd Representative. Notwiih1
standing tho signal defeat in the election Of knt
Representative Of the Jackson party, they broush,
forward Joseph M. Blake, Esq. as his opponent.
Asnin the freemen repaired and deposited their
votes in the ballot box, when on counting the vots
Mr.. Waldron had 1875, and Mr.. Blake 1854
-whg majority 20. Mr.. Blake, we understand.
did not wish 10 be brought forward as party can
didate, bu, his friends insisted and he defeated
by large majority, as above stated.
James D'Volf, Charles FaIcs, Benjamin Hall.
Lemuel w. Briggs and George b. Munro. were
chosen Commissioners Of the Asylum.
Lemuel w. Briggs, William PAUL and John
Grey, were appointed Committee to extend Malt
House lane. (so called.) from the Main 10 the
Back Roads.
The meeting was adjourned to Saturday, the
18th Of Sept. next, at 4 o'clock, p. M.
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The only remaining district is the 18th
in which if James Graham (W. is re-e-
lected. the delegation will be divided as
at tho las, session Of Congress, viz seven
Wings, and six Van Buren, men. The
only new mem. The only new members
are Ebinrzer Pettigrew, wv. who is e.
lected over DR.. Hall Van b. the late
member-nnd WIN. Montgomery, (Van
B who iselected over Mr.. Barringer,
(W.( the late member.
Tennessee.-The probability is that
Newton Cannon (W.) 10 elected Govern
or by a considerable majority. In 90
Counties he hts 26, ,826 votes, against 49,
332 for Carroll Van b. and 1857 Tor
Humphreys (W.) The following gentle
men are sscertained to DO elected to Con-
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The packet ship Westminster from
London and Portsmouth, sailed from the
latter place July 2lst and brings London
papers to the 2o.h with Havre to the
18th, inclusive.
1t is stated tina: the American squadron
left Naples previous to the 3Oth June,
with 10000 ducats. This sum is tho
annual instalment Of the indemnity which,
conformably to the last Convention, the
Crown Of Naples has to pay to the United
States, for the confiscation Of merchand-
izs by Murat, according to The DEGREES
of Berlin and Milan.
Accounts from Toulin state, from the
9th to the 10th July, there were 86 new
cases Of cholera and ~ deaths-from the
Is to the H.. SO cases and 50 deaths
total from commencement 757 cases, so
deaths. The disease has also reappeared
at Marseilles, where on the 1llh, there
were Sc cases and II deaths. 1t has
likewise made lis appearance at Mont
pslier. -
Accounts from Bayonne Of the 18th
state, on the faith of private letters from
Sebastian, that a severe engagement took
place on the 9Th, near MUntdragon, be-
tween Cordova, at the head Of 1900 of
the Queen's troops, and large Callist
force commanded by Moreno. No de-
tails we're known beyond that both sides
claimed the victory. Ihe Carlists con-
tinued to assert that General Saarsfsld
had gone over with two picked companies
to Don Carlos.
.4lgiers. A letter from Algiers of the
ith aanounees that an action has been
fought between the French troops and
Abdel Kader, in which the latter has had
400 men killed.
II is stated that Don Carlos has issued
a decree, declaring that all foreigners
who may be taken fighting in the cause
Of the Queen, shall be shot. The Mora
ing Chronicle says, in regsrd to this, tha,
the British Government has despatched
n Messenger to Don Carlos 10 tell that
prince, ths, if the decree be attempted to
be carried into execution, or If sinaie
British subject, fighting ON behalf Of tho
Queen, be taken prisoner, and dealt with
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in any manner inconsistent with the Con-
Seotion, or with the ordinary rules Of civil
ixed warfare, Don Carlos himself shall
be held by our Government responsible
for the act, and doalt with accordingly -
Moreover, says the lChronicIe, we would
advise the adven:urer, calling himself the
Bishop Of Leon, and the agent Of Don
Calos in this country. 10 follow his friend
Moreno with as little delay az possible
ior assuredly # so much as the hair of an
Englishman be touched by his master, in
contravention to the laws of war, the
sooner the said Bishop quit London rss
better. We give him this advice in time
before the nation becomes reused.
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trio, Mr. Chapman is electedto Congress
End, J. l.. Martin 4lh, Dixon IL. Lewis;
9Th, (probably) F. S. Lyon. In the last
mentioned District, the returns, as far as
received, give Lyon 2,035 votes, Joseph
Bates l ,658, r. G. b. Bayier ,427.-
Most or all of the members elect are in
foyor of Judge White for ths Presidency.
North Carolina Election. n.-The Raleigh
Register states that Of the members Of the
Legislature elected, 81 are in favor OF
White, aud As of Van Buren.
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CURIOUS FREAK OF NArvRE.-Siamse
7tofns oufdone.-A few weeks since. a Cat in
the town Of Somerset. Mass brought forth three
kittens attached to each other. We understand.
they appeared 10 bs schoie amimal,," each be-
ing perfectly formed, attached to ench other ia the
manner above stated. They lived several days.
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All the members elected are in favor
Of White for the Presidency, except Mr..
Polk. Two districts to be heard from.
alabama. The returns for Governor,
as far as received, gave c. c Clay (non-
commiIiaD 1859 votes. against 6,937
ior Parsons (nuliher). In the = Dis.
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RosnERY.-On Wednesday morning last, as
we learn from the Providence JoumsI, while Mr..
David Brown. ofshs irnf Of David Brown & Son,
watch and clock makers. in South Main street.
Providence. was in the back room Of THAR shop,
soue person or persons watched their opporiuni-
y and entering the front shop. robbed them Of is
watches This certainly was one. Of the bodies,
robbsres we ever recollscs Of hearing taking place
in that city. q,
Ia"other.-Ths Thompson Bank 'of Connec,i-
cut has been robbed Of package Of bank bills,
containing $500 in bills Of various banks, and
drai'' amounting to $3.50. A reward Of $500 10
offered for the package. and $3.50 for the iniorm.-
'o" that will detect aad convict the person or per-
sons who stole the package.
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LARGE TURNIP.-We have in our Office a
Turnp, raised BY Mr.. Daniel Grant, Of swsnzey.
which weighs lbs and ozs. A pretty good
sized Turnip for this time of ysar. Who can
beats
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tDS There is pumpkin vine in the garden Of
Mr.. Samuel Boswor,h. ofBarrington. about 20 or
rs feet long, which has on it upwards Of 500
pumpkins and blossoms. Tho vine 10 about
inches wide and Ia of an inch thick.
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. Dispatches from Madrid, dated the 5,h
instant, state that the Spanish Ministry
hue at length taken the important resolve
to suppress the Jssuits, and to sell their
property. A royal decree 10 this effect
was signed on the 4th inst.
FRANCE.
The French Journals devote a large
share Of their columns to discussion re-
spectihg the late conspiracy to assassinate
'the King. There are twenty persons al
ready in custody, charged with bsing
principals or accessories in the plot for
the commission Of regicide. The pre-
sumed fabricator of The conspiracy, as
well as the leader Of those under arr est
is Nj. Bersenon, the individual formerly
tried for firing pistol at Louis Philippe
near the Point Royale. Being acquitted
on that occasion, il is reported that he
has since boasted OF his guilt, and like
wise expressed his regret that he failed
in the accomplishment ol his design upon
the King's life.
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pThoss in want Of Bibles or Testament,
can supply themselves at cost II application he
made to the Agent a, the Town Clerks Office.
previous to Monday evening the slG inst.
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D We were mistaken in regard to the guam
tity Of wool sheared from the sheep Of Mr. Joseph
M. Smith. Of Darlington II should have been ii
lbs. ozs. instead Of 10 lbs. s oxs.
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p BY the Polsnsss Of Capt. Frnk. Of the
brig Union, we have been favored with Halifax
and Picsou IN. 8 } papers to the 18th inst. They
contain no news ofimponance. rs