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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27
ELEcTIohrS---THE P.asr-.aN.p TIE
PROSPECT BEFORE US.

oZH0.
me latest Bews from ills State b derived
from the coianbus Psoplss Press of the lsth
Inst. The h0sl result e sscertained bsYond
dispute. Gen. JosEsa vAseE, The Harrison
candidate for Governor, Il elected By a ma
jority Of ~ss lsss than SEVEN THOUSAND.
and probably not more than NINE THOU.
SAND votss- Judge Baldwin, the Van Buren,
eandsSase for Governor. with very few excsp-
t'oas, reesivsd the whole strength Of his par.
w. and n large majority Of the counties, IL
ahead Of the Van Barren candidates for Con.
gress and the Legislature.
Eleven Harrison members Of Congress ere
elected out Of the ninslSen In the STATE, Wig,
Patrick O. Goode. Elisha whIltIesey.
Ihomas CorWtn, John w. Allen,
samson Mason, A. w. LoomIu,
Joseph hidgWAy, o.. William X. Bond.
AseAanocr Harper, Calvary Morris, og
James AlexandsrjT. Nahum Ward.
Both The lstisE are Harrison men, and Il 1,
not eeStainly ssesrssined which II elected.
Thsrs WA no vAa bGrsa oandidsss Ia ne Dls.
tricf.
Eight vaa Barsa Asnbers are believed 10
b elected, visi
1isxanees Dunesh. D. p Lsadbsllsr.
Thomaa l.. HAnsg, Matthias shsplsr'
yohn CLANCY, WilItaa n. Is.o,.,
Daniel Kilgors, TavIor Wshasss
The two lsstsr are Jet disputed by some
bas ths "PsoplsS Press" thinks there = no
eou6t Of thsir having ssesssSsd.
Oh joint ballot the Van Buren, party viii
have majority 10 the Legislature, varying
fson four 70 sin. This result h. hovever. no,
Jet asesTtsiosd 10 esrsainty--bui saourA I,
hno~a 70 give The Van Bursn party majority
81 four h The seasis, and no returns 70 b r.
eaivsd can chsags The fact. IN the Hous. o.
Representatives. from shs returns a. ss,, r.
ssivsds shs parties are exactly .Su.s--Ss Of
eseh.
The new Representative Di,Grios. formed
last winter, sid composed Of ths counties o,
Adams, BrOva. snd seioto, h he oniy one "a
ths State now IN dispute bstwsSn ths partio.
Seth elain IL TIE editor Of ne Press sbinks
howsvsr' shs Van Barren candidates have sue.
eesded b sauil majority. Bus should I
have gone foF us. it wiIl make . nsjOri,y d
enc Toe Harrison IN he Houss, and four Var
sarsa n shs ssssis--lssvinx q snsisr;tv .,
sA'ss Vas BuFso on joiss ballot. IN som.
sounilsss We undeuisnd, the vsa asrs. ..r.
didaass we're pledged 20 vote Zoe shs r.-s,s..
toe a AE Evrss 70 NE Y. 8. ssaass. Ia go.
ths stats wsal &C. Harrisos.
Ths Ohio Legislators ooaslsls q ioa -.-,.
bsfs--Ss ssuaiors sd - hsprsssassss.s.--
shs foE@sg sisoisd sos tws ysar., asd ne i.t
go aaauaiiT.
Ths edsios - ~ - PFass' ciosss Ais ssyl.u
- ihs i.ia slsstiss. vhh sAs Eolioular eo.s.
eaot yretietionss
We saY 4 noi for boasuaR. por "a, -,
e2sct--aut wt egeak he dictates a. -
$3.50 80 Fafionsl eoacinaioas frnn essahfI,N.
- pFsmtees. Nhen We pfedict rsiilsus : -.
49, ~ esuts, lhst ll,s u,siorsg e. e.. uss.
erseN, On ~ 81 - Nepemkng. VA 1880
ehs maissi.y fsr 0as Rnnos ~ 4, 80 rfvr
TfpNaAA0 $500 - ~ seuzsv ~ w..
80 alpnA - eeo esenerf tksa ~ - 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27
Union hekef.

There are ninety counties in Geor.
ga; and nineteen counties, thereGore.
remain to be heard from. These. il i
expected will turn the scale. in q small
degree, in favor Of the Union ticket;
bat no doubt is entertained that the
vote Of the State. st he Presidential
ssee''on' viii Be cast against Mr.. Van
Bursn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27

I'm VAN BvHRR VlcTOaV-ses
bow bysiiiass itisl The oEelsl sstnrns
ere aow IN. The vaa Bdren psrsv
have elected s'o0 members a coa9ressl
They n0w have siG n cumsa $50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27
RoMnKY. Va. oci %

A stranger calling himself JAnRs
SHYDsR. arrived IN this place on Tues
day evening last. wish . negro man.
and after taking quarters st one OF our
Hotels. aad reporting himself 70 be q
citizen ofJeGsrsoa county. he proposed
during the evening. to . citizen OF
our village. 70 sell The negro man
which however. ives postponed until
the next morning. when the parties
sgsin met. aud the price heing agreed
upon end bill Of sale drawn, the c,,i-
zen concluded il would be veil
enough 10 take look Of the negro, and
stepped over 70 the jail where he had
been placed for safe keeping. before
be gave the individual the ready sruTY
agreed UpOn--when the black man
produced his freedom papers. and thew
proving 10 be genuine. Mr. s. was inn
msdis'ely taken before . maRissrs,e
and ordered to prison. to await his irial
IoT VELoNY.
Since putting the above in type. we
nnderssand the fellows name 10 not
SnydeT, but JoRss Early. a blseksm IT'D
BY trade. formerly Of Cbambessb.rx.
Pa. bot more recently q resident Of
MaI,insburg, and il is now generally
believed that II was = plot beiu cen the
negro and EarIy,--T1fsihgsnesr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27

Speaking 81 tie fact recently an
nouneed. oflhe departure Of The Meg.
can Minister from this country, The N.
York American says
I'VE heard yesterday from . pretty
good source the same piece Of iniell
geBee. but IN q shape some - he, more
decisive, namely. that the Mexican
Envoy had made peremploEy demsnd
foF the recall OF Gen. Games iron Ma.
eogdoehea. and eo'nPhsnes with this
being refused on the part II this Co
vernmeni, he bad demanded BIS pass
poFts."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27

district u. o. J. smith's) there l. no
choice; be fsils Of 40 slection By 2evo,es.
Lincoln. do.--Penobscot and Somerset.
do--Haneock and Wsshington. do
Waldo. do.-making Eve vscancics.--
Evans. (Whig. is elected in kennebee
and Somcrset--Csrtcr ". b. m OK
ford. and Fairfield. ". By York
Judge Bailey. Wing. wants only -
votes Of an election. A new election
for members Of Congress takes place on
the 7th Of Mechanically Y. E1prsss.
vKRMoSr.-The Legislature OF this
State assembled OF Montpelier. on
Thursday Of last week. Hoo. Carlos
Coolidge was elected Speaker Of the
House upon the first ballot, having l27
votes, while his Van Buren, opponent
bad but 80. There were seven scatter
ing votes for Speaker.
The official canvass for Governor,
Lieut.. Governor. and Treasurer. was
made and declared on Moadsy. The
following 10 the result:
S. H. Jenpison. for gov. %. 47l; w.
e. Bradley, ID. l47-msjority 4.324.
David NJ. Camp. for lieut.. gov. 90
023; J. S. Petiibone Is. 926-msjoriiy
4.097.
A. Clarke. for treasurer. %, l66; c.
R. Clesves 10. 496-majosity 400.
Bird Landon. ESQ. member cleo,
Of the Vermont Legislature. fell sudden
ly, Is is supposed. in = Ct Of spopIexy.
and expired, while his carriage Was
waiting at the door 10 convey him to
MontPelier-ihe seat Of government.
LoUsrASA.--The signs" in this
state (say the Cleveland ADVERTISER
are highly favorable. The neutral pa
pers. the New Orleans Courier and the
Attakapas Gazette, have since the re-
cent election come out strongly in favor
OF the national democratic nomin alton.
Both ofthose papers have ever been
warm administration prints. the latter
publishes the Laws Of the United
States.-Ed. Lou. .ddr.1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27

Riehssiis Reporter hes ne following psrs-
EFaph. Ne oussF Fhiisdsiphia paper asahss
session q ~ fspoFt
We undrTsiand from good sulhori-
~. that ibe Directors Of The Bonk Of
fhs United Sfsfss have u IN eontempla-
lion TO propose 70 our State Legislslore,
q Their nest session. - abandon their
charter, provided The boaus ubieh has
essa paid TO the State. Be returned 10
The Bank"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27
GEORGIA.

Seventy-one counties Of Georgia give
the following aggregate result Of the
vote for the Congressional ticket ct the
late election
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27
Pssm .As P.ass.si. c...f,,. Oct. 4.

The Seminole war seems likely 10
be prosecuted with such Vigor, that II
exer'ion and management can bring Il
TO close. IL must be ended in q few
weeks. By this time there are assem-
hled on the Suwannee and Wylhlseoo-
chez 800 Tennessee volunteers, 500
regulars who have been serving in The
Creek country. the regular troops LEFT
there by Gen. Scott. amounting per-
hsps to 300 or 400 effective men, 600
friendly Creeks. and the Florida militia
end volunteers. perhaps 400 more.
making IN all upwards Of 3.OOO. Gen.
yessup Is nov on his way 10 Tampa
Bay. from which point be will co-ope-
rate with Gov. Call. who has the diree.
ton Of the campaign. and whose at.
teniiOn will 6rst be given 20 the ''driv.
ing" Of the WyihlscoOehes swamps
and hsmmOeks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27
PENNSYLVANIA.

The following b complete lat Of tia mem
osr Of Congress just elected In Pennsylvania
The wings have gained member Ia the 18th
district. and Lost oos IN The iotA. and another
A, ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27

LsPorfaiion IF Bread Shift "A esr-
go some eight OF ten thousand bushels
Of wheat has sErived in Georgetown.
ID. C.. from Rotterdam. 81 ensss, We
undevsisnd. delivered in Geofgssown.
oiss dollar end fiDsafy-six essfsl Al
thst rate. 6ouF could be furnished Il
right dollar. o. little less. pes barrel.
The PVoht on the importation must Be
immenss. Whest could Be brought
from the Mediterranean 81 low rate.
We see BY The isss Londoa accounts
that Gfly thoussnd quarters ere about
being shipped 10 this cOsntry.
U. 8. TsisgysBA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27
MARYLAND.

APortios Of The Maryland wing Eisetors
have len Annapolis. foe their homes. They
~iil ssssnbls sgsia On the lssA November,
By which time u b hood some of the 10 r.
eusants will yield 10 The voice Of the People.
The Van Buren, party are proceeding with the
farce In relation 10 their pro2osed Convention
ct Annapolis. In NOVEMBER, Zoe the purpose Of
extending the power Of tho present ofheeo Of
the State. &c. An slsrming crisis b fat sp-
presehiag In Msryisnd-,hrough which We
hope the good people Of that sscieat Common
wealth may have ssfs dsliver.ncs-bu We
confess our hopes arc not equal 70 our fesrs-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27

The National Insell'grneer says -
The Pennsy lvsnia papers announce
the appointment q yEssE MILLER, a
.Hssabry Of Coagress from that State,
20 be Fint Auditof q The Treasury
Department, 10 The place q RlcHARb
hAaaIsoH. has tlhs venerable gee.
tlsmso--il'e last relnaiaing oaiees 40.
painted 81 Washingion--been disn,iss.
ed, o. has ksre been . resignation.
forced % voisniaFyi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27

Agoo1 TAevgh The AlbaBy Dsl.
" Advertiser ssys-''if re losa iris
steie, ~ will san . dozen wissserss.
= tell as.Asy ws nsgtf ksDe esuss e.
Aat iAaD e. y ps1h 80 nss = nsav.T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27
MARYLAND.

Itis stated IN the Cunbshsnd Civil
ian extra. that = large sssemblsss OF
the people OF Allegheny county. with
out Distinction Of party. convened 81
the Court House in the town Of Cum
bertrand. on Moaday last. st which the
highly esteemed William McMshon.
ESQ. pres;ded. The object Of the meet
ieg. which vas TO take into considers
ton the present imporisnt crisis in our
State affairs. was stated BY b. 8. Pig
man. Esq. The meeting Wa address
ed in succession by James Dixoa. Eco
Of Prederick-said 10 be OF Van Blu
rem politics-William Price. ESQ. Of
Hagerstown. and the venerable Chair
msn--who Ill eensured in strong terms
the course pursued and persisted in
by the eighteen Senatorial electors Who
refuse to take their seats in the Eiee-
ioral College.
Michael C. Sprigg. Esq. then Of
feed preamble and resolutions. which
were adopted by the meeting with one
dissenting voice.
The same paper contains copy 81
presentment by the Grand Jury
OF Allegheny county. Of the eighteen
seeding electors by name. As IN
FAITHFUL PUBLIC AGENTS AND pisruR-
BERs OF THE PUBLIC PEAce. II 10 stated
IN note annexed 10 the presentmen ut,
that ELEVEN Of the twenty jurors whose
names are signed 10 the presentment,
are Van Buren, men.
We have before stated, that the opin-
ion OF number Of highly respectable
citizens Of Baltimore. Who entertain
the same political teneis % the nine
teen electors who declined taking their
seats in the coliege-was not in &C.
cordance with the course which they
Pursued-and il appear. from the
above proceedings. that the discordance
Of sentiment Is 20 that course prevails
in other parts o. the State.
IBsf Gas. Oh. n.
PRESENTMENT
Of Ms eighteen reeusonf Eleefors. b.
the Grand Jury Of .AirgAany County.
The Grand Inquest Tor the body ol
Allegheny County. being about to re-
turn 10 their homes, deem Il their du-
iy. before they separate. TO take some
notice Of the causes which led 10 The
present momentous and alarming erias
IN the public affairs o. our State. Ger
tain individuals, intrus,ed by the peo-
pie with the duty Of appointing Sc.
nate for the State. have refused 10 exc.
cute their trust. aod have left the State
without . Senate.-The conduct ol
those men 10 without excuseor palIia.
tion--ihey intended TO secure the tn.
umPh Of party. and failing in that
to subvert the Government. and endau.
ger the public tranquility. The Grand
Il m rNRa ID
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27

ARkASsAs-ExYseg,sg.-weiearn
from the last Arkansas Advocate that
resolutions insirueting the Senators
from that State. Messrs. Sewer and
Fulton, 10 vote for Mr.. Renten's ar
PHasing resolutions. have been intro
duced by some one-sn Office hunter.
we suppose-in the Legislature Of
that State. The resolutions have not
yet passed. snd il Is left in doubt
whether the nesv Sfafs will commence
its career by an act 80 disgrsceful to
its character. We trust that il will
not. All men Of sense regard this
matter in the same light, mere device
to keep up excitement. nothing more
But we should not be surprised if the
resolutions pass. II is said 10 be Van
Buren, Legislature; and If so. the pub
lie ~ll be prepared for any thing.
~. s. TsisgrspA-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27
Ei.esi.. .. sss.A.y she I'd N.v.-A.
Electors for "a. Sfef, Of r;,e;;,;,

Electors for The State Of rTgiaia.
Dist I. william collins. Norfolk coun,v.
do 2 John Urquhart, Southampton.
DO ,. wm. r johnson. Chesterfield.
90 T. Mark Alexander, Meeklenburr.
DO 5. Allen Wilson, Cumberland.
DO 8. James saunders, Campbel.
DO 7. Joseph Martin, Henry.
do 9. Robert Mecsndii.h, York
do B. William p. Taylor, csrolins.
do 10 T. w. Carter. Richmond County.
DO II. G.. Johnson, Richmond City.
do II w. y. Gordon, Aibsmarle.
10 u John l. Maryc. spottsiyvania-
do IL. John Janney. Loudou.
do Is. Charles J. Faulkner, Berkeley.
do 10 John b. ID. Smith. Frederick.
DO II. joseph Cravsns, Rockingham.
DO IL. Briscoe q. Baldwin, Agusta.
DO -. Henry Erskine. Grcenbrior.
DO 20. John p. Mathsvs, wyths.
DO ~. Robert Besttie, smyth.
DO ~ Joel Shrewsbury. Kanavha
DO -. hoses w. ChsPiine. Ohio.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27

BURCLARY.-ws learn that the store Of
Col. Charles 'isrper, Of shepherdssown, vas
foreibiy entered On "Wednesday night Of les;
week. BY some rutian or rudisns. for the pur-
pose =" doubt Of rebbery. Money. Il L. sup
poscd. IVES the object Of The villsins. % !,
does not appear that any ofths contents Of the
'tore. Of value. were disturbed.
An attempt was made the same evening"
subsequently, d 10 supposed. and no doubt BY
tho same daring FELLOWSHIP break into the
store Of Messss- Lane u Webb; but fortunate
~ the bolts and bars proved IN overmateh for
The sugers, ehiseis, &C. used on the occasion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27

All the States choose by general
ticket. except South Carolina. which
chooses by the Legislature. II will be
seen that Pennsylvania, Ohio. and New
Jersey open the poll three days in ad-
vance Of any Of the other States.
AS far as we are able to learn we put
down as doubtful the following States
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27

Nearly eli the lots in the burnt dis.
iT'ct q New York. Il is said. have
houses erected uPoa them. ready ior
ne FseePiion Of oeeapsnts and goods.
Tbs Is expeditions work.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27

Ma. VAN BUREN's OPINIONS.
meeting in the Northern Liberties Of
Philadelphia. has given this concise
summary Of DIR. Vac Buren's OPT
Mons g.
RrsolUod. That We will. by every
effort. oppose any further political ele-
walton Of Martin Ven Buren,,
Because he has two sets Of opinions
on every important national question.
Being. in the North, q tariff man.
In the South. an anfi-larif nan.
In New York, safety -fuBd bank
man.
In Pennsylvania. = pure snti-bank
msn.
In the North. foe 10 slavery and
fFiend Of abolition.
In the South. q foe 10 abolition end
friend 20 slavery.
Protesting great confidence in the
People, yet opposed to dividing the
surplus money 10 the Treasury. lest il
may eosTupt the People 10 the diaefeal
States.
Because he has shamefnlly endea-
vored 10 mingie religion ~ilh politics,
by causing his confidential friends. IN
different parts Of the Uaion. 10 cleo
iioneeF lis religious opinions in aid Of
his smbi ion. being By them IN one
place represented as an Episcopalian,
20 another % z Baptist. here = German
ReiOFmeF, there q Catholic, a one
time inclined 70 Ms.hodisn. sill hsv.
ing some inclination 10 Presbytefisn.
Ism; willing TO be sny ihing. and every
thing, that viii % any way sid him
10 higher Once and power.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27

ss~s q sAs oAis pssso sasss sh.i osvsasr
L.eAs gin Be sspFsrss< b. he Van Bsrs.
parry IN ne ssxi Lsghlshsrs. Cor shs eeses q
U. . senator iron dat ssaas. In spposi,ioa 10
Gen. Ewws. The Fssss.s whix inesmb.a,.
whose tern win expire On mo <sh ID March
next
A Treaty has been concluded with the To-
wsy. Sec. and Fox tribes u Indiana. BY which
they have esssd end rsliss~ishsd 70 he y.
ssssss. Ill their elaine 10 shs strip q issa IT,
Inc vsss Of The stass of Missosri. and North
q The Missouri River.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27
BALTIMORE CONVENTION ricxEr.

BALTIMORE CONVENTION TICKET.
voR PRssmExT,
1&A3T1W VAN BUREN,,
or Mn York.
Yea VICE PRssrprrr.
RICHARD M. JOHNSON.
Of ksnfseky.
Dnt ]. Col. A. Smith, Isle Of Whit.
do . John Cargiil, Sussex.
do }. Dr.. James Jones. Ncs,evav.
DO T. w. = Barkesviile, Meeklcnburr.
40 ,. archibald Austin. Buckingham.
DO 8 Richard Logan, Halifax.
DO 2. Archibald Stuart, Patrick.
do 3. Col. Wm. Joues. Gloucester.
90 y. A. n Harvood, King q Queen.
do 10. Col. ,. Gibson, Prince Willia,a.
do II. w. II. Roaee, Hanoysr.
do ~. Col. Samuel Carr, AIbenarie.
DO IL w. Holiday, spottsyivania.
DO ~. Innsn HoraeF, Pauauier.
DO ~. Hierome l. opis, yeffsrson.
90 10 DR.. A. 8. Baldwin, Frederick.
90 ~. Dr. }. ID. Williamson, Rockingham.
DO is. John Boyer, RoekbridEo.
do -. Col. Andrew Beiros, Monroe.
90 20. Geo. Jss. Hodge, Montgomery.
% 81. Andrew Russell, wsshinxtoa-
DO q Samuel L. Hays. Lewis.
DO e. joan Hindman, Brooke.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27
yoR VICE pAEsIpExr.
JOHN TYLER OF virg'a
n tried Reps5kieas Sfafesnan S Patriot.

The recent dsmonstf siioss Of public ssnti-
rnsnt inseribs, on the list Of Executive duties,
IN eharsciers Too iegible 90 DO overlooked, The
task Of REFORM; which viii require, par
ticularly. the correction Of thoss abuses ih,,
nave brought the patronage IF the FEDERAL Co
esvn~ssi N conaict with the JrssSsn Of Flee
ssas. lJsekssss IAs~gsrsi .sddssss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27

The following is an extract Of . let
ter. dated Of the Head Quriers Of tho
TEXAN Army. September 18th. and
written by Gen. Felix Houston. u
Was addressed 10 Col. Louis p. Cook.
OF tho Texiaa Army. who is al present
in New Orleans.
1T 10 my opinion that the war be-
tween Texas and Mexico 10 MOI YET
sndsd-it has but just begun. and mus,
be terminated beyond The Rio Cssnde.
Mexico is not blind TO her fs,ure des-
tiny. and without severe coetest she
will never consent that the Americans
shall settle 10 the Rio Crsnde. Her
murderous and baibaroos policy has
doomed her. and her pride must be-
BUNDLED before she yields 10 the supe-
rior power Of her more wari,ke neigh
bors- who have signalized themselves,
as much BY their noble traits Of mercy
and humanity Is by indOmitabls eo1-
rage"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27

Rhode leland 4 vote,
Connecticut do
Virginia ~ do
Georgia ii do
Total &c do
To these might probably be added.
New Jerseys. and Missouri. 4; max.
ing in all .Jg7y-sighi vo,es-but we
leave out these, and arrange the whole
a. follows:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-27

The Philsdslphis Americas ADVERTISE
states that Mr.. Corc<aizs, the Mex;c.n
Minister. bad arrived in that si,y from
Washington. and sdds-"Ws are ex-
tremely sorry 10 hear iron q respeeta-
bic source that has negoeia,isns With
our government have terminated uuss.
tisfactorily. snd that he 10 preparing To-
return home With his diplomsiic i.mi.
ly. This viii be unwelcome news To
the friends Of peace and to The con-
msreial iaterests Of This country.
TExAs.-Col. c. p. Greene. Of the
Texisn army. arrived st Nev Orlesns
on the 9Th instant from velasco. He
reports, that Official Intelligence had
been received by express from General
Rask. 81 bead quarters of the army,
stating that Cspis. Csrnes and Teal, the
commissioner. who he'd been DEFINED
and imprisoned in Mstamorss, had just
arrived IN the Texian camp, making
their escape from close imprisonment.
They stale the Mexican forces 10 be AZ
that time. the Cab Of September. 1900
that Gen. Bravo bal been appointed
90 the chief command Of the army. and
Gen. Valencis second; that Bravo Was
10 have taken up his march with large
reinfoscements los Matamoras, and that
the re.nvasioa Of Texas would sooa al
ter commence.
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ing. She cannot leave her room in "A month, if she
ever can.
Emily Rose, the pride and JOY of her family
She ventured out too soon after attack of the
prevailing epidemic, and lies at this instant in
burning fever utterng the incoherent rawlings of de-
lirum
Sopia Hifford-I shook hands with her last
week in the street Her countenance over
spread with glow Of ruddy health, and the exhar-
ton of exercise made her eyes sparkle with delight.
pointed at her feet and shook my finger at her,
half in earnest and half in Jest.
Where are your thick shoes you naughty
girl -
"Oh DOCTOR" said she they are detestabIy
awkward You doctors always trying to frigh-
ten people"
! " She never looked so well.
| 81 have just left a still shady room, where, on a
bed of snowy whteness with gauze drawn over
her stffened features, lies cold dead form. Ac-
customed as | am to horrors, scarcely believe
so amiable being has been sacrificed for trfng
an act of imprudence.