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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12

National Road.-To satisfy IL
enquiries of those Immediately ca
cerned, we would state, that the b
making an appropriation for the ros
had not passed at the latest account
and from the course. pursued in u
Senate (which is given in anotherpan
Of this paper) it is probable that III
should pass at all, a greater sum vi
not be appropriated than for the Ia
year. BY accounts received sinu
our last publication, it appear. highly
probable that the House of Represe,
will pass bill-to change d
road between this place and Sprnr
field in Ohio, via. Eaton and Daytoa
In the event Of the failure of this a.
pected change, we may look for ans
opposition to a large appsp
priation.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

BY the chatham at Boston, papers
are received from London to Jan.
e0th and Liverpool to the 2lst.
Cotton had advanced l to . cts.
per pound.
N. Human, the French Minister Of
France, has left the Cabinet, having
been sacrificed for his attempts to re-
duce the S per cent; . stock held
chiefly by the national Guards Of Par.
y. Count DArgout succeeds him. A
lew explanations took place in the
Ehnmace fm Mnssra. Auma,n. n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12

New lNvESr1oN.-lth has been fisqussa
ly remarked Of late, in reference y u
spirit Of inventions which Pervades Yasts
Land, that the various manufactures IN
lsdia Ra5ber OF Caoutchouc, are tsu5
astonishing; not only in most articles 4
clahirg. beds, &c. but even a. . sahS
tute for bread. But the latest and ~
appropriate application Of that snes
which We have heard Of, 10 the iaveatis
u down easter, who has discovered -
il Is very suitable fos making eosse;ess
We have no doube small venture Of iba
might be readily Disposed Of in this pahd
the country, shough there 10 pretty -
supply. equally elastic, Of the saiss
growth.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12
ri ON Y o -,
oATURDAY,s:s:s:s2 aaseh n -
Hon. JoHx TyLEa, U. s. Sese,.
from Virginia has resigned his s,.,.
consequence Of the instructions GA
Virginia Legislature. Mr.. Ls;eA 4.
other senator from that state sim -
ta'ns his seat.

We learn that Stephen c. S,ev,,.
late one Of the Supreme Judges ofd
state, has resigned his seat q -
bench and resumed the pract;e, 4
the law. 1t is not yet known -
will be appointed to succeed him.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12
FLORIDA WAR.

Ageneral order dated Feb. 9th, has
been issued by the Governor of Geor-
gia, at the requisition Of Gen. Scott,
calling for volunteers for the forma-
ton Of two regiments of mounted rifle
men to serve in Florida. Also anoth-
er, from the same, for = battalion 81
mounted infantry to be employed on
the western frontiers Of Georgia to
observe the movements of the Creeks.
Evening Star.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12

The Dayton Journal states, that {
Bill has been introduced in the Sen,
ate of Ohio, by a Mr.. Grouse, which
provides that any Bank in that stass
which shall receive the paper Of Tie
United States Bank shall pay q 6n
Of 10000, the informer to have 1906
oft; and any individual who pass
the paper Is to be find $I00-the b
former to receive half the fine.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12

VIRGINIA.-Gov. Tazewell has
transmitted a message to the Virginia
House of Delegates, in which he de-
'clines to transmit the expunging res
olutions to the Senators in Congress
of that State. He declines it, though
with all becoming courtesy and re-
spect towards the legislative body, as
an act no where enjoined upon him
by the law or constitution of the state,
and as one moreover which he con-
scientiously believed to be a violation
of the Constitution of the U. States.
After the reception Of the message,
the House, on = series Of resolutions
offered by Mr.. Watkins (of Gooch-
iand) came to the conclusion that the
course of Gov. Tazewell, in this re-
spect, was against usage, and resell
we'd that copy of the Expunging
Resolutions should be transmitted to
the Senator, by the Speaker Of both
Houses.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12

The trunk IN the Methodist church
At Norfolk, Va. containing the general
funds for various charitable purposes,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12

fore, 70 make such provisions, that IN
NO future time shall We b found with
out ample means to repel aggression.
even although It may come upon US
without note Of warning. We are
nov, fortunately, 20 situated, that the
expenditure for this purpose will not
Be felt; and, If it were, il would be
approved by those from whom all its
means are derived, and for whose
benefit only it should be used with
. liberal economy and an enlightened
forecast.
In behalf Of these suggestions, !
eonnot forbear repeating the wise
pseeepss Of one whose counsels can
not 30 forgotten: ~Ths United
States ought not 10 indulge . persua-
sion that, contrary 70 the order Of
human events, they viii forever keep
@ q distance those painful appeals to
arms, with which the history Of every
othsr nas;on abounds. There Is .
rank due to the United States among
nations, which will be withheld, Il
not absolutely lost, by the reputation
Of weakness. If we desire to avoid
insult we must we must be able to re-
Del Il. FIVE desire to secure peace,
one Of the most powerful instruments
Of our rising prosperity, il must be
known that we are, At Ill times, rea-
dy for war"
ANDREW JACKSON.
February %, 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12

A mine of pure quicksilver ha,
lately been found in the commune
Of Hsys1l d Chaaeau, France. Eve
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12

A Big PEA Mrs. kirk, OF Roth
erham, Eng, has made a pie Of extra
ordinary dimensions.-lf she had one
Of Col. Meacham's big cheeses to 60
with it, 1t would make = fine dessert
to q corporation dinner. 1t is COM
posed Of four geese, four turkeys, six
six brace of patridges, two
legs OF pork, two legs of veal, one
round Of beef, FIVE stone Of -four, a
frkin Of butter, &c. &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12

The cabbdgc.-It Is stated by a
Fren n journal that the cabbage is a
perfect remedy for intoxication from
wine; and that if eaten before drink
ing, it will prevent intoxication.-
The same virtues are attributed to
the cabbage by ancient writers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12

Sugar.-The duties put by France
upon foreign sugar, instead Of having
the effect to make her colonies flour.
ishing, have turned a great part Of
France into a sugar plantation
Eighty million pounds Of sugar were
obtained in France in the year 1885
from beets.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-08

,EUsT1s, and Col. LINDSAY, with their i'm
mediate commands, were to unlte-Gen.
EUSvIs having moved On the 10Th from
|'Volusia, and Col. LINDSAY being on bis
way from' Tampa,
The officers who have reached Savan-
nah arc reported to be ON their way to
New Orleans, either by order or permis-
sion of the commanding General ScorT.
The suhjoined general order, issued by
General GAINES upoa giving up the COM
nlaEa ,oftis troops to General CLtNcH, be-
fore their return :toFort Drane, is pub
Iishedin'the Savannah papers. We are
sorry toscein this general order the man
ner in which General ScoTT, placed in.
command of thecampaiga by the Execu
tive aiIadedto.. So farlIom peace with
the Indians being certain, we apprehend
much blood wsll yet be shed before they
are subdued, or before General ScorT's
diplomatic powers swlli come iatO play :.
,Wepresume, that a(lec. what has passed,
that his orders require 'tha subiugation
ofthelndiaRs, and their Temoval beyond
the Mississippi, as the Indispensable con
ditiOn efpeace for them.-Ndt. Iat,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-08
THE BURNING OF THE TIRE AS
.URY.

II is now aboIt three years since
The destruction by fire of The Treasury
building, with the greater part of It's
contents. Never, perhaps. did so Sc
rIouS a. a.publc calamity, in any coun
try, produce so little excitement, raise
so little curiosity. or provoke so little
cPnsure Of the Government. The On
position press, slow to censu.e except
where there isjust ground'for il, for
bore accusation, because they saw
Inothlng in the. he.circumstaNces of the
case to>ineuI pate the Administration,
or neglect Of due care and precautiUn
there was sufficient evidence in the
fact OF the coofaSra'ioT; but scensure
for that would have.faIIen upon subor
dinates, such as wa'chmen, sc. alrea
dy sufficiently afi 'cled by the loss Of
their'employmen's, and the censurp
was either withheld or sparingLy be
slowed.
Upon aVagoe suspicion OF design
beins at The bottom OF this fire, exam
inaIion into the matter WIS made, BY
The proper authorities, at Ihe instance
Of the Executive; and, after full inves
,tigstion, nothing appeared to Justify
the belief that tne ere was not The r..
suit 6f accident. .'.i 's'''' : ~,
Time, however, which is so offer the Oh
y test Of truth 10 the senses Of Inortals,
hOs disclosed circumstances which hIlssEa
little doubt o: this fire having been the
work Ot conspiracy Of Individuals, ol
whom some were directly; inslrumenlai !
in producing the conlqgralion. The mat
ter hOs, VIC believe, been some time id i'lhe
course u ofinvestigatiUD' bot, as sccrOcg
was IInportaN 10 SUCCESS in tho pursuit
Of evidence and the CRIMINALS, We should
h'TeveGrniOed from noticing II evenaUw
were il not that the bringing 10 this city
one OF the persons implicated has been
noticed in the Baltimore papers. Such
on individual, arrested in tho city of New
York, arrived here on Saturday, in custo
dy of several peace officers, and IS nov
IN confinement. Another, we have heard
is in confinement in Canata, and one or
mere others elsewhere, The evidence
must bc in some degree circumsta ntial.
We have reason TO think, however, tha,
tho whole iniquity will be brought to light
and judicially established. The desire
to destroy evidence in the Psblc records
wall probably appear to have been the
motive Ofthis desperate action. .
Nat. Int.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-08

tparficipation IN selecting iheir rulers
We who are hero know something o
their situation, their wants, and their
wishes. But those o(;our constituents al
home, who petition for this chaBge1n the
4 condition Of these People, do eVidentiy
d knewvery liIt,eaboat theNa 4 have al.
4 ready>stated whatI believed would be the
effect efa.law to abolish slavery in this
District on the slaves themselves; that It
would sell theminto much more cheer
4ess and more bitter boadage than they
nowtendure. Its effects vpOn the whites
would be eauivaienrto az edict ofbaniSh
ment: nearly the whole population wolld
no changed; for families would rather
change thei: place than change SO Rnateri
ally their domestic habits and Fslations,
All other objections apart,aI would net
vote forsueh measure, urless-l could he
satisfied that the People Of tho. District, ,lf
they cOuldsPeak as Tree iPeeplo, would
pronounce IN It's faSOt For.aIkese, -aud
-vaFioes oIasr' reaaoas 'whioh-haye beeneoE
ten repested'iU this debate, Il Nm, opposed
ito granting the prayer o('ahis petition.
BHu CannOt vote wiIh9he Senator, from
South Caroitaa, 10 refuse to FecStsv #.
This brings up another 9,SsstioS.+Jahe
fright Ofpetition as guurdhtiedtbythe Cen
stitutten, aud 'nssiRhereOt ia the very aa;,.
tare ofail*Etee: .insiitutiohs. This right
Irw0uid, iiseems to me, be~inVaded by
such a refusal; at least, it would be Que4
tioRsble whether .we had mot invaded IL;
and IL we erin this matter, ii is better
that our erFOr should'be on the side Of the
Constitutions. But eFenif ewc have tho |
right, tits not'sOHnd ,Rolioy to reject it. |
OpiHlon.is not To- be controlled by harsh |
or violent measures; and il is better that
an investigation should be had, and a rea
soa glvon IN all our communications with /
unreasonable People. For like cause, |
hold the motion of thoSenator from Penn
sylvaula Objectionable, though, il nothing
better is proposed,3i shall incline to .vete
for it. would much prefer a relerence
to committee, aHd report, explaining,
IN caIm aud temperate manner, the.Eea.
sons which govern the Senatesin refusing
tointertere in, the manner proposed, Or
would he satisfied jfsome Of the leading
reasons on which we act were appended
10 his resolution torcject theprayer; and
reas ons1 have no doubt couid beset forth
which would bo satisfactory 10 the calm
and rejecting People who sent US this me
mortal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-08
FROM FLORIDA.

From the Savannah papers Of tho 24lh
we learn that, by a steOmpNcket from the
ST. Johns, which arrived oil the piece
ding evening, came passengers Col.
IwIceS, of the 4th regiment Infantry,
Maj. MoUNTFoRT, of the I'd regiment Ar.
hIlery, and Mai 'r LEAR, Of the 4th tnfan
try, with CAPT. MARKS, Of the Louisiana
volunteers. Those officers left Fort
l'r0no on tho 10Th. Gen. ScoTT was still
Inere with the forces under his comma nd.
Inc whole army was in fine health and
spirits, and IN excellent discipline, and
would bo prepared TO leave Fort Drane on
or about tho 25th, for tho hanks of the
WytblOcoochec, (Gen. Gaines battle
ground.) There Generals scOrr and
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-08
SOUND DOCTRINE

The following passage is from an slo
qucnt sermon recently preached in 30.
ton, by the Rev. l., N. Frothingham.
'T"ke the laws as they arc; ;.rhey are
the only barrier betwee you and the rob
ber'swlo ehce and the ass rssn's krhc. =
and wDndsay, revere them. T4ssg 1t
them not Stand by their decision, Come
TO their help, all gool m2u and rue. u
Ihsa not be made ineff ,ciuaI bv oar
weak reluctances. Let them not Le
brought intosmistrust byvour objections
and commutations and ontcry. tIE thew
have no majesty left. Let them not he
undermined by the wasteluI and washv
trIe.Ioi mistaken philanthropy. IN ,hs
name of the divine equity, for the sake Of
common protection, stay them moi in ,bre
righteous though terrible gaings. Every
ettemptao invaidata their spoken decrce
is public wrong. Every voice that xbas
sworn TO judge only actorJdiw to lie law
ntEeVidence, and then refuses 10 sneak
but according to private pity, is false to
It's oaths.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-08
MIAMI CANAL LANDS.

In pursuance of resolution of the
last General Assembly, the Governor
has issued his proclamation "suspen
ding without delay all further sales Of
the lands granted by Congress to aid
in ths,'extension of the Miami Canal
north Of Dayton, until further ordered
by the Legislature. PHO, saas
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-08
UNLUCKY ACCIDENT.

We learn frc n rhe Berwick. Columbia
Co.. Argus, that The bridge across tho Sus
quehanna at that place, was destroyed on
Manday last by the breaking up of the
ice. The Aridge was supported by five
wooden piers and twu stone abulments;
but nothing Ofthe the fabric now ,remains
except the abutments and part OF two piers
on the eastern side. The bridge was.
built in 1918, and cost 1885, 900. The
Argus says: - "The absolute necessity Of
bridge over the river at this place must
be obvious. The great thoroughfare lead
ing from Philadelphia 10 New York via
Easton, Beaver. Meadows and Alauch
Chunk, TO the north and west, must neces
sarily ICross the Susquehanna at THE
place,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-08

Whoever is familiar with the history Of
the British classic, the Spectator, knows
that ADUIsoN killed Ofhis worthy charac
tor Sir Roger de Corerly, to prevent his
being murdered by STEELE, who made
FREQ with him in one or more Of his mum
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-08

4 storm is apparently brewing in Up.
per Canuda-the people Oflhe lower prov
ince have long been in very "seditious''
mood. The executive council have all
resigned-because the "Algerine govern
ment," as it is called, that is the govern.
or, did not consult them in carrying on
the government
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-08

Bold attempt at Assassination. - Fkom
the passengers III the Good Intent line
from the east, which arrived here on Sun
day last, we learn the following particu-
lars uf an outrage which is TO be added 10
the long and black list of evils produced
by iHtemperance:
": On Sunday last, the 10Th inst. while
the stage was crossing tho Allegheny
mountains, a way passenger, named Jas.
DenisOn, applied Gor seats for himself and
daughter. Tho latter entered tho stage,
while the former took seat on the out
side, which no retained until reaching
Mount Pleasant. Here, il having becom 9
dark, he got insid 9 Of the stage, and soon
began to use abusive s. threatening Ian
guage 10 some of the passengers for which
they assure us there was not the slightest
foundation. BecominglMore s. more excl
ted, from the effects Of drink, when the
stage had proceeded 3 and hllf mile 8
from Mt Pleasant, he stabbed, with n
knife, the gentlemen who sat in front Of
him, Mr. Benner, merchant,of Cambri dge
Ohio. The wound took effect in the arm,
and Mr. Bonner, in company with sur.
geon, proceeded to the nearest house, MIR
John Cowen's where, while the wound
was being dressed, said Dsnison ent cred
and again assailed MIR Bonner. IIe was,
however, ropelled by those present, and
driven from the house. II Is proper to
say that the same driver refused to carry
the ruffian any further, Wheeling Ga
sCtte.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-08

We learn from Galena that
Iohn .. Smith, who shot Woodbury.
Massey, at Dubuques Mines, last fall,
and whose case was dismissed bv,s
late circuit court held at Mineral Point
for want OGusdictSou shot dowa
In Galena on the 18Th ult. by Henry
L. Massey, younger brother Ofths
deceased. Smith fingered few days
and died. Massey had left lhe cOun.
try.-S Louis Republican.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-08

"A W0whaeSs GVl..-Veassire, IN
bis Philosophical Dictionary, tells of q
beggsr asking ALIAS ia tGse Sburos Of
Madrid, whena Passer by said 10 him,
'Are you not ashamed 10 follow that
infamous empl yment, as you are able
no work?' To which the beggar smart
ly replied, Sir, ask y0aE charity
aet yourRdvice
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-08

/ hers. Whether for similar Or 'stSSc ctA
cr reason, the original aulhdr' oIFAe Tse*
acter of Major jack Downing has thoushl
proper to announce his dtcease in the tot
lown G terms: wa M
From the PortEad CoWtea Of Saturday.
''rhe melancholy duty deVoltS upoN VI
to-day of announcing to our readers the
death of our distinguished friend, MAJOR
JACK 'DowNINc, who departed this life at
DowningviIe, on Monday evening last,
aged AZ. years, cut off in the midst NJ life,
and in the midst Of his usefulness, by
that insatiate disease, consumption,
which was brought upon him by his ardu
GUS and untirins Iabors in the cause Of his
country. 'Dsalh ever loves SHINING
mark, and the ancient healhen used to
say, Whom The Gods love die earIv'
We have not time TO day TO dwell upon his
"srIues, which wtsrc maNy, or upon Ma
public services, which were great,
"His decease will be felt us national
calamity, and hisitnrmAy viii be haIlow
ed by a nations tears and nations bless
inf. We shall eadeavor faithfully to ful
fiji Tho injunction he has left for US n ad
jus'fnssslhc:conceAas 'dt:hfs papers,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-08

From LpMiSiand welhWea, in answer TO
inauiHes made, received information Of
the true amount of the existing bank cap
ital OF that state, as lately increased. 1t
j. not so much as seventy millions, hCTe.
tofore reported. The nominal bank cap
ital of this state is, however, fifiy-six
millions, ol which thirty.two millions
have been paIdia. The whole circulation
upon this great capital is but sic millions
'oI doIlars-loss probably than theIamount
of specie in the vaults Of the same. banks.
--Nat Intel.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-08

LNrEsr pROMENGLNND. The, pack
ct t-ship FrancOis,l, from Havre, via
plymouth, has arrived at New York,
brRging London dates>to The II 9Th .Fet
Tuary.
Mr Somon0s6H, frstsecretmydf the
Russian embassy at the court of ST.
Jsmcs, had been appointed niuis,ertC
theUnAed SIates, and would soon sal
direct fOr This county.
Lord 'BrOughsm is stiH in feeble
bESIth, at 'hs seat, Brougham Hall.
He does not b is said, lmmed edIately
SOntemphta the resumption 'Ti'his Ipar
liamentary dUeies. dn case sf g .dtvfs
ion Of the chancsIl0rShtp. Rhs presenl
chancellor @iIl.be chancellor in equity
lord Denmsn speaker Of The herds, and
sir Jno Campbell chiefjuS ice.
The future -kisg of Portugal, accom-
panied by prince Augustus, Of Saxe
CoboMrg aud count Lavradio, arrived
az OIuo5 20 Vu Tue
Nearly aH the English end French
journals ara excluded from The Rus.
sian <eading rooms.
a new treaty of commerce is spoken
of between EOgIaod and France,
The emperor of Russia has con6sca
ted more Of the Polish estates,
There has been another battle be.
tween marshal CIausel and AbdeI Ka
der,
Paris FEB. Is. Il Is now suspected
at the ruileries, where the eIopemcn,
hssgivsN much displessurs, 4hal pFiace
Charles Of Naples 4 Miss saith have
sailed for the United States. Ia their
aight the prisCe hes assumed the name
of Mr. Richard 0'COunor, end his fair
companion that Of Mrs O'Counor.
There is with him a genuine Mr..
O'COnnOr, whose family has been
since desired to quit Naples. A cou
rler, who is a'so of the party, goes by
The name Of Mr. Archibald 0 O'Connor.
II is said that lady s., we'll known
in your fashionable circles has had a
prominent share ia this love affair, g.
that Miss Smith must have obtained a
mighty sway over his highness of Pa
dua, If she could have prevailed upon
him 10 venture across the atlantic.
informing Post.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-08

AS Charles x was one day riding near
Lei.'sir, "a Saxon peasant came and threw
himself at his feet, bcseecilng htm 10
grant him justice on a granadler, Who bud
list taken Itf6k bitN WI was IL Designed
itor his famIIy's dinner. The King rit.me
oiately cdHsed the Sofdnr to be brought 10
him'::@ -" '.'> = :"
'ls'it true,' said the King, with, a stern
'counsenance, 'lla. you have robbed This
p Or, m n?
%Sir,' sadRhe.soIdier, 4 hive no, done
him 50 much harm as you have done his
master; you have taken from him a &inp
dom, Ehave taken 'fromthis feIlew nothing
bat turkey
Fho King gaTe'the peasant Ten due ats
with his own hand, and par oned The sol
der'f + the wit and boldnsss ofhis revIv,
saying 10 him: "
Remember friend, thatiR have taken
kingdom from Augusta, have kep, no
thing Tor myself.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-08

Died, at Washington, on the 22l ult.
Gen, Moun'joy BaiIy, in his s2d year -.
an officer in the revolution,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-08

The charge against Mr. Christy, at
New'0rleans, of enlistiog men and
'leVying war upon Mexico, hls been
dismissed. Thirty Two witnesses were
called and examiOed by the district al
'orney; Mr. Chris'y called none, cen
tenting himself @ithmereH Crossex
ITmining those of the prosecution.
Nothingappeared torender him liable
HIS agency ~ascOGfned'totf totferwsrdirg
emigrents, and It was 'abunGantly
proved that he had doneaII in his pow
er 10 prevent those with whom he ne
gCciateH, from violating the Laws and
faith Of the 'cOuniry. r