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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-31
COMMUNICATIONS.
ANTI ABOLITION MEETING.

Vt numerous meeting OF the citizens OF
LNnchhurg, held nj the Second PRESBYTERIAN
Church, on Thursday afternoon the o7th August,
10 take into consideration the measures adopted
by the Northern ,bolitonisl> on motions, seve-
rally made, Saneai l. lIiatt, Esq. (Mayor OF the
torpo@iion) was called to the chair, and Rickari
H. iofsr, appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been briefly
stated by the Chairman, aeommittce, consisting of
MesSrs. Charles ". Christian, Nm b. Allmand,
Maurice Lanehornc, Christopher Mmlleo and
hlchardii. Tolcr,was appointed, torcporIa pream-
bic and Resolutions. The committee having dis
charged this duty, the meeting unanimously adopt
ed the tplouinu
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STATE, ELECT IpNS.

NILSSON Rl-Keuus from B. coun,ic, Ii Ms
sour give the following aggregates for two members
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~" Sigma, and 4 Nqtjre Citi.eq,"-in our
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HgE II remembered, that the eleventh day of Sep
* y tcmb'r, Ammo Donin thousand eight hun
dred aud thirty five CoswAY RoDISsos of the said Dis.
tre hath deposited in this Office the title of Book the
title of which, is in the following words TO wit 'The
Practice 10 The Courts OF Law aud Equity Virginia by
CoSwAr ROBINSON. Volume III. Containing Practice i'm
suits in Equity Richmond Printed by Samuel ShcDherd
and sold by kobcri Smith. 1875 The right whereof
hc claims author, in conformity to tie Act Of Con-
gfes entitled, can Act TO amend the several Acts re-
HENRY GIBSON, cfcrt Of the District.
u The following extract from Mr. Robinson's Pro
face to h. Second Volume, will give some idea Of il
contents:
Tie consideration that under the Judicial system Of
pTgta,d Cbancery must often be decided with
DOT the benrh Of Libraries, and desire 60 make the yo
une useful beyond the limits Of the State I'VE together
induced 10 give greater scope TO than its name i'm,
ports IL is in truth treatise upon the pr;nciples of
equity as well as the practice, and will prove think
convenient book OF reference 70 the practising lawyers
IN any portion Of the Union In il will be found the
Pugiaia Statutes and Decisions such Adjudcatons In
tc Chancc.y Of E'gtqnd and Iaad as It seemed pro.
per mention account Of their Importance or Of the
recent dale at which they were made, and most Of the
Eq1iy Decisions in the United suites The Ntig YORK
Rep aters, Carnes, Joaason, Coeca, Wnddt, Hopkins
ana Fage arc ed nearly as often "a those Of Iirgis
Frequent reference is made to the Decisions Of the ST.
prene Court Of the United suites in Dattas CraneL
UhsgOH and Peters 10 those Of Mr. Justice Sum ia M
sum- and t. the Decisions Of South Caroiipa in Bag DO
sauss0re and .ucCOd-ond occasionally citations are
nade from Tie P1nnsgaAia Cases in YGtos Binarg and
Kaie aad from The Massachusetts, Reports including in
the latter pane not only those 50 called but ten volumes
Of Mr.. Pickoriag."
nc ocCOhN Nvluhe OF lNoDinsOn IfdCuce, contains
f42 pages with table Of Contents and table of Cases
cited comprising a. pages, and complete Index TO both
voames, embracing DOG pages more, making altogether
66 pages. IL in the Binders hands and will be
for sale az the store Of the subscriber, Richmond in
lOori2 days. Price Of the Volume, SO so cts.
September ~. T39-1l ROBERT 1, SMITH.
YHVHE subscribers, who reside in the county OF Los
h ncnbUrg, wish 20 employ for the ensuing year. a
teacher qualified 70 teach the Latin and Greek languages
and The usual English branches Letters addressed to
the subscribers, Macfariands Post Office Lunenburg
from any person DESTROYS Of such employment shall be-
attended To- HARFIE HALCHETT
JOEL BLACKWELL.
Sept .. 4l--wfW
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aiosd Q arms Is ihe proper natorsI and safe defence

of q free state: ~
> Reso'rcd That view with regret and diss ppro.
nson the course aeiy pursued in leg sating for the
ei'na by the General Assembly of this H.
ny which, IN consequence of the cduction OF the
number OF nusters, and other injudcious provisions
ry nave become, at least the great body Of them vr
tualiy cisbanded and disarued.
9TH Resofced. That whilst n band nj cc,ious al ,os
ana anutcs IN s,e Of sister States aided by foreign
emiSsarrs are lndusrously engaged in attempting To-
sur up domestic 'iisirrection among uss aud
are proposed Tor the action of the Federal government
which, u adopted. will leave otrr alternative TO the
"tl'rn states, than secession from that Union which
nus hit'r" blessed the people of this cnicdcracy with
sti' ct unparalleled prosperity and happiness is in.
c"'iben On our Legislature adopt The nrst proipt
anu eifcicn c1ns restore the militia To- that state of
organization, discipline add efficiency which may be
Vund necessary for the defence of the Commonwealth
10 Hssored, That our Delegate for the county be in.
s.ucd L. use h's best ex-rtons To procure the passage
oil some law which will ctlcctually remove the free
negroes rom tins Commonwealth.
IL. heso'red, Tnat the Legislature of Virginia ought
l" require oil The States where the abuuisIs reside Il,
Poh't by law the printing and circulating eir inccn.
diary publications.
~ Reso'sed, That the Congress Of the United States
should 80 amend the laws regulating the post Office us
10 prevent the distribution of such publications to'
the public mails 49,
f'eso,fa That The foregoing preamble aud resolutions
DC published ~ the Richmond Enquirer and Wits.
-, ROBERT BUTLER, Chairman.
Willis H. WooDLfY, Secretary.
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TOB4clO CgOp

The following APPEARS in the last ~ Y Advoc,fe ,s
the extract Of letter from Commercial Hons oc a.
dated ." +'V" ioiK'
RfcBaOSD. Oct. l. 1875
We This morning give you the information Of \ se
we're and killing fros which, from all accounts viii
g'eaty nIufe the now growing crop Of Tobacco
y one nan OF the crop is either perfectly green or
oTn WITH the FROST but all times willine, h,
aRs o"snces, aud IN ti,s instance will put il dow a
one 'hG OF the crop 10 he injured by the frost which in
s market nus areaday the effect 10 raise the price Of
another letter rom Petersburg Va) Of the same date
to gentleman in N. York saws, ''
" Tiices OF Tobacco Of all grades have advanced and
no doubt VIII still 20 higher, We have had sbar frost
TINS morning which has Killed great deal of te cron
o. Tobacco and also of Cotton both being about month
later than usual"
90 (Fyom he Lg1chburg Tireiaigu
80 ne had quite severe frost ON veetosdov ,,,r,;o,
we regret to learn chat the tobacco crst, which - 49,
usuaiy backward, has sustained extensive ininrv not
wHns'andng great portion Of il had been cut green
rom an apprehension, that if permitted 10 remain n tbc
heios, ywould be thus of Wcs hone tic d,o,,,1.
WIZ 70 es' e1snsiFe than seems 70 be sppfelendcd ."
ne most m this vicinity very severe Nearly all
ne tobacco That had not been was desroyed-es.i
mated al one third Of the entire CROP
Ofio ioBAcco CROP The latest letters from ob;o
received IN this city mention tbat the present fobacc
crop mas been cut of 10 the Of third or ,,,h
oi inc whole, By "a severe frost which has been oeno
Henceo thefc.-Bo!tiDrorc american
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Charlotte, Prime Edscord, LVnsnbnrg and NoYo,oay
The Senator Of this District having resigned there
will, oi course, be election Of another 20 supply bis
place in the senate Of Virginia; AID the meeting Of
the Legislature is fast approaching, there is time
lose The citizens Of the several counties composing
this District respectfully requested to appoint
able number Of Delegates % meet at Prince Edward DC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

AMusiSo !~-'' Doctors differ" says the Charleston
meIcnry, IN referring TO the difference between the
Charleston Courier and our ives V;r;;
resolutions OF % and 30 &c. The Courier calls them
mere political humbuggery the Shbbol.fb of
uIe NePunhcan faith But there is something more
amusing even than this IT is see how grossly Doc
Yer may differ with himself We distinctly rcnen,her
INC Jay when tbs same Charleston Mercury opposed
lpesc RESOLUTIONS, than hufnbusoery-and hos,
strongly IT'S late Editor (Mr. Piuckney) came forth as
inc advocate OF the most alarming encroachents of the
FEDERAL GovernmentNow, marvellous to tell this same
Mercury IS the flaming advocate Of Nullihcaon MOI
content with stopping at the Truth ii has rushed from
one Extreme To another-and now contends that State
may nhiiuy every law which it dslkcs-and thus re-
main IN Tue Union, and oDf Of il at the same mo,ncnt
ms really is Doctors differing with himself with
vengeance $3.50 %'' "'N'
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TREE HILL FALL RACES 1sar

Oh Tue democratic Republican Party of the District.
u .Famber Of Hoters Of 1te District.
TREE HILL FALL RACES, 1885
rHst Dsf.--A Sweepstake for colts and fics three
years ora, TWO ,ne heats, entrance $780, forfeit SlOO
o1 , anu Chris'ains Kitty Minge, by limo
aI tom aan Menno Eve, 2dis.
Adams and Corbinsc by Tinoleon, dam Trafai.
,vfes't, ,y, 53
dam Arab. - = -' AZ.
villa" lillian, Il Johnsons CHI. by Charles, dam Ira
:. 'gar, 3 2
ishain Puekct,'s b. f. by 'ronson dam by Archie 1
leon. - - - 1850 AZ;
'ohn iieth c. cby Charles, of Wilcox mare 4 dr.
!ime-ist beat, 4n 2s.; 2d heat, dm 6s.
match hocc between Messrs. Hare and Starke mile
heats, for 300 doars-won by Mr. Hare in two heats
Time heat Pm 2s I'd heat Pun los
SECOND DAY
Proprietor's Puysc--t,co mile heats $500
y NJ Bolts b. m Rosalie Somers by Charles I 2 A
W w AZ NJ. W.stsc g ishan, Pucket by Arab, L
~ Adams br. Ii. Alp, by Rockingham, 3 2 g
Mr. Williamson c. IA. John Floyd by Tonson 4
r. d. Starke s b. IN. Fanny Cline, BY Archy 5Jr
w. X Johnson's b. Ia. Charles Kenblc by
AIchy, - g ga.
o. r Hare'sb, VIM. Bell, by Tonson, 2 dr.
John Beleher'sb b. c. by Yankee Doodle, 8 Sdr.
Time, 3m. 5Ss.-3rn 56s.-3n. 5is
, On the first day Cruesday) Foot. Race was run by
hIessrs Pryor and Pcrrtt--lO0 yards 900 dollars a
sdeA close contest, Pryor beating his competitor on
iy IL or 20 inches. -
YESTERDAY, Mr.. Richard Adams's Black Hcth won
at Tree Ill., the Jockey Club Purse of ICO0-b atng
three other horses
Mr.. j. Nj Bottss Gohanna sold Yesterday at Tree
il by public auction, for Sl4 50O-the largest price
SAID 10 nave been given for stud with one keep
lion, IN the u SatesAr. Pucket was the bidde rim
Johnson-rwo other horses of Mr.. Bolts, were also
sold
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Died at his residence Orange county Va on the morning nj
9th ui,no, Martin Bako ESQ., His calm and re-
sncd and his spirit IL,
enter uon that happiness held good and
D' 10 Danve, Sunday the 18th Sept, ia the oist vear
Se amer severe attack ofbiOu fever
ton M G. BEDFORD, second Wn
Died. Monday night the 5h instant aor lingering fitness
M !o NJ sheppard, oil this city, Mr. Sheppard
car virtues in I'm eminent respect
cd and highly cseeIned by all ~ ho knew him.
Much lovd aud much lamented friend. fnroyelu
Alas. my loss in theo, can tell;
hcienloss Death has snaohcd thee front Is earth
Yet can ne'or forget thy matchless worth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

"a public dinner given to Daniel Webster. ON
monday last, by the Wing citizens of Bangor The
bangor Couries says that about hundred and 6nv
gentlemen parook Of the entertainment After the din.
ner was over, Mr.. Webster made his appearance ON The
steps of the Hotel, and delivered an eoauent sorccb
which received with loud and sincere testimonials Of
applause '-.9ieIandyia Gazcuc
wo dinners were to be given in New York on the
oh october the anniversary of the Battle the Thames
One by the friends OF General Harrison TO his honor
and the other by the friends Of Col Richard johnson
Of the day. W. e'O
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MARKETS Thursday, Oct S,-IS35.

MARKETS.-THu Thursday Oct. S-IS35
loDAcco-Bieaks very small at the nspecons-Auc-
ton prices higher this than last week 80
cents per l00lbs.-lnspections ofthe State, for
year ending 3oth ult., about IL 900 hhds
more than preceding year.-Foreign Exports
nearly the same.--By this day week com.
plete report OF inspections and exports will
be published
CoRS---90 cts.
FLouR--Sels readily al IS rs Sc.
WHEAr--Ready sale at 1875, 1:31
CorToN--Nominal price Is q Is I-2 cts
BAGWELL, SMITH & JONES'
u Seeerat advertisements ,aroidaJt, omitted srhich
sciii Ge duiy attended 10 in our nfri
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John Goodwin * John Bullock
And now, to wit, this 10Th day of September A d.
1880 On motion of James A. Bayard of Counsel for
The Compliments, and affidavit made the satisfaction
OF the Court, that John Goodwin of the defendants
named III the above cause is of the State cf Della
ware and resides ia the State of YirginiaItis order
ed by the Chancellor, that the said John Goodwin do
appear IN this Court, TO the said suit Monday the
fifteenth day of February, d. 1896 otherwise the Bill
OF Compliant will be taken pro confesso:--And it is
further ordered, that copy OF this Order shall within
thirty days, be published in the Richmond ENQUIRER
Newspaper published semi-wcekly in the State OF Viz
gina, and IN the Delaware Gazette, and American
Waterman, Newspaper published in the City of Will
mnglon and he continued in said papers for the space
oil three months next after its first publications. and also
copy OF sud Order shall within thirty days be posted
up in the oce Of the Register of the Court of Chance
ry Tor New Castle County and at the Court House door
at New Castle, in Said county.
.Ne7o Castle COuaty So.
do certify that the foregoing is truly copied from the
Record-ln testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal Of said Court at New
Castle, the 9th day of September A. d. 1885
Oct o. a3sy,
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AM| HEfEAS, vacancy hath occ urred in the Senate
Wv OF this State, ia the District composed of the
counties of Charlotte, Lunenbnrg Nottoway and Prince
EDWARD hy the resignation of Henry T.. Watkins ESQ.,
Now, therefore, /, Lit,letom Waller Tazewel Cover
nor OF the said Commonwealth have thought proper to
dect the Sherhs of the several counties aforesaid 10
hold an election the Court duys thereof in the month
ri November next, for member of the Senate OF this
Siutc, to fill the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand Governor and under the
SEAL. lesser seal of the Commonwealth at Rich.
mond, this 9Th day of October, 1896
LIlT'N w. TAZEWEIL
Oct ~ AS
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- -
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

married. on Wednesday, the 3s ult. by Rev. Mr.. Lilly
Rev. Wslt9r McCus, Missouri, Miss Mary j. BsELott az
Fluynnna county, Va. F'' :.
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tobcr Court, for the purpose of nominating suitable
Csndidate--sucb will represent the ,ent;ments
OF Tue democratic Repub'ca Party of the District
n NuntLer of Eofrr~ of tL. D:..-:<,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

"a OilCE-A petition will be presented to the next
Legislature OF Virginia, praying for precinct cleo
t"n al William Twins Tavern, in the lower section of
Cumberland county 40 October q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

g MOVER SEED, &c.--Two hundred Bushels Of
u Clover Seed,
200 bushels Herds Grass do
100 d. Orchard Grass do
30 do Timothy do
Palmer Moud-b boards, Nos. J. 9, 3, and LIZ,
Plough Plates all sizes
Iron, Of all kinds and all sizes
For sale by WORKMAN, McGRUDER & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

y hss5,s John Forsyth, Secretary Of State. and Amo.
Kendall the Postmaster General are =, ,o, 'nos
visit to the city Of New York P'S"' Oh a
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BY tie Gorernor Of Tie Commonwealth of TirgihDia
A PROOF.

u SteeTaf advertisements undrodaJt1 omitted sehich
rW DC duty Intended to an our merit
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The following APPEARS in the last ~ " Advor,,e ne
the extract Of letter from Commercial Hons oc ,
hrsl responsibility in this City, House in New York
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A T THE COURT OF CHANCERY of the State
IA Of Delaware, for New Castle County, Of the Sen.
Bill filed, &c.



Robert White, Administrator of !
Sophia A. Laurence and others,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-19
On motion Of MIR. whitesey the House proceeded to
the election of the Officers ofthe House.
The foowno nominations for Sergeantat'ar arms were

On motion of MIR. Whituesey, 'lie tA'"'e
the election of the Officers ofthe House.
The following nominations for sergeantat'HT"s were
Mr. Hawes nominated Oliver Pease.
NJ; Mercer nominated Bernard Hooe.
- Me: Haynes nominated William Robinson
NJ THOMAS nominated Roderck Dorsey
Mr.. Steele nominated James ?. Heath.
Nj. Loyall nominated John }. Roane.
Mir. Parker nominated Abraham P. Lindsley
MIR. Ash nominated John T. Sullivan
Mr.. Meier ne nominated John A. Webaer.
MIR. LUCAS nominated David Saunders.
Mr. Bcalc Nominated Thomas Sangster -. md
Mr. Bouldin nominated Thomas g. fanooPn '"N
George Grimes.
MI Hopkins nont sted Harold smyth.
Mr. Darlington nominated Robert Beae' dominated
After the first ballot, MIR. Pcarce OF H. "0'"'''
Messrs. Mercer, HAYES, Haynes, Thomas and ''ss'e'
The following exhibits the results of the scScfa' JUL
lots: o, nh 9Th 9Th 9TH
Ballots, LIST "a 'u
" nc so nul0'' 2os 2a4 al5 2lo 2l7 22o ~
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SENATOR'S.

1t is said the Governor of Connecticut has appointed
Mr. Niles Postmaster Hartford IN Republican, tosup-
ply the vacancy occasIoncd by the death OF MIR. Sn'i
CWhg)
Some Of the Wing presses arc At loss TO guess, NM'
,lier Governor Duncan of Illinois, will appoint Wing
or a Republican 10 supply Mr. Kanc's paccIhcy may
spare themselves the trouble Of all speculation that
point the Legislature itself (RcpubIican) were to cen
venc at Vandaia OIL the 9Th inst.
The results Of the election in Mississippi, nrc net yet
asccrtaued The Pcnnsy vanan Of Tuesday last states
that gentleman had arrived the day before, direct from
the State and reports that Runnells had been elected BY
n majority Of 2st-and that there is Van Buren, MAORI
" OF in the Legislature. letter has been received IN
Richmond from Vicksburg, dated the 25th. which says
that Runncs reported to be ecccd-that the ciarac'
ter of the Legislature not northumberland rum
out with both parties-and Pondexter was
pushing hmseli.-Thcse accounts, however, require
confirmaton--Wc should think from all the accounts we
have received, that Lynchis elected by meagre MAJORITY
The Washington Sun undertakes to assert, upon COED
and sufficient authority, ella, Henry Clay will not I'M
der any Giro uusanccs, be candidate for the pres!och
Cyl at the ensuing election fer that Office, and It is MS
most earnest desire, that this determination should te
known TO every in the nation. The Sun does not
20 far assert: that Mr. Clay is also for Judge
White. He will probably keep dark until the eleventh
hour hc did in the contest before the House, when
he "turncd up jack" Mr. c. will probably wait TO see
with which Of The candidates he drive the best BAL
gain for his own Party. Does the Sun know what they
arc 10 expect from the Judge; The Wing said some.
time ago, that "Judge White elected felcc'cd at ALL D!
the Wing party, would naturally and necessarily select
his councillors from their ranks and modify his measures
10 suit their views, &c, &c.
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(AtStr1feM Election


MIR. William r. johnson is confirmed in his seat, BY
the decision of the Umpire, Francis Z. Rves, Esq-hF
Johnson has majority off, The Cotton .ianuiHttoTy
rotes ,rcrc aside 6nd-Mr Rives admitted the
Conl rotes, amounting 10 6.
The election ought to have been decided by the House
itself The question about chartered rotts in any form
whatsoever is too and Too important to the hoei.I
Of the people, to have been adjudcaed by any lUuS
short Of the highest in the land We do not consGr'
the question to be sened-bghly honorable and hte
gent is the umpire who has decided in iaroF o. ~,
Coal votes. 1t should be made before the LegIsa'uc
self, at the very first opportunity.
Extract of Letter from Member IF Congress- 10 h's"
"A. Garland, Of the Firginia Lcg's'eture' Ta"a ~
"WAsuIsGroS CITY, Dec To-
al have the satisfaction to inform you that on s' IS
very day we had most decisive vote IN the nGus for
Representatives petition presented PIay,hs Nv
the Abolition of Slavery in the District OF ooip'Ob he
Congress This petition was nailed to the ia% motion
nrnt met similar fate Note the vote when you .se
the Yeas and Nays 1t will disclose the fact , una,
friends of the Administration are nearly uhai n
against the interference of Congress with the
Slavery
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49, =ids:7i;;s aea Sss ysa nss1sssoss sas
Lock and Ksys e s1tss s"Fs for eSees and missed!
s:ss; %n;; :, :; s' !*;
will be balanced Uy Post oce Department., which will
account. hedoea elausc tic entire income of the Post
shss eA psos,sa quarter and the
whence it dcvr In like an J. SS0 Of
raj AcGoan,s which will thus show, on s"S h
Office tha wSe expenditures Of qosi'er with
pas Of Expenditure The balance Of TINS Senart
1 'bps ma up will exhibit the condition OF the
mcnt the end of each quarter, ,ndprsrsed that by
long aRpsaredb s to .sn S %lSs' 81 public
ssys may be shown specifically than BY any o's'
y ''eio 'f /pcmaiudcr in ncrt.
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ton the measures recommended by; the .President:-
What other satisfaction could Government desire
thing more has but attached ilnpsblty to the vote
Of the Chamber and as that vote dIsgracefu one
we have with pleasure it virtually annucd by
absurd amendment, adopted by those who believed the
twenty five millions to be actually due:
Tic .Noneur du Commerce is of opinion that the ap
preaching election Of new President, and
sion of Congress- the only causes OF any delay that
has occurred the part Of the United States, in making
the explanations which cannot be refused.
The Courricr FraneaiS Observes that explanations
are refused the part Of the United States TO the
French Government, but that the bill OF non-lnicr-
course has not yet been threatened. Every body at
Washington knows that nothing dehnltiye in this mat
ter be done, until the of the French Cham
bers TO the decision of Congress is known. General
Jackson will not add the folly Of hasy rupture to
the other mistakes he has made time when it pro-
babe that the Congress will not be SO favoraby dis
posed toward him the last. Besides the moment for
a rupture with France would be sngulary l.chosen );
for would entail the ruin Of considerable portion of
the of America; and that too when the banks
of the States in state Of uncertainty, and bankrupt
ces are immincnt and when the slavery question
ders any further addition to the causes Of internal dis
senson highly dangerous. 1t appears CERTAIN too, that
many Americans do not seriously expect the repayment
Of the . millions; for, during tine last summer shares,
belonging to this fund, sold at New York and Fiji
ladephia at low prices
succession Of entertainments had been given at the
Tuilleres, account of the visit of the Belgian King
and Queen; at which, perceive IN the Debats all
the diplomatic personages in Paris present. except
Mr. Barton This may have been Accidentally but it looks
like symptom.
The following is from the Gazette de France of the
18th:
Yesterday long confere nee was held between the
Minister of the Finances M Humann) and the Duke
dc Brogle after visit by the Charge des Afares of the
mann is more than determined to make payment
without full and complete satisfaction"