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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-07
lP,iv4,s Correspondence. No. XVI
WASHINGTON, January 4, 1886.

"AshiNoIoS, january 4, iooO
The President, II seems has determined To- say no.
thing more upon the French question, until he an
nounces the payment of the indemnify or proposes
non-nterconrse and reprisals. He will not condescend
TO notice. by special message the proered mediation of
England. There is no more room for mediation than
for negotiation There IS nothing in doubt or dispute
between the two governments, for France has acknow
lodged the debt and promised to pay the money |
hope Old Hickory will hold them to their bond. and
make them pay il in cash, not fummery But if the
French should make upon us, and in the language
of one of their fiery orators" teach the United States
that other nations, well as England know the road
10 Washington,'I don't think il would do the conn
try much hurt, if they would blow up this talking
idling, trifiing, factous Congress, sky high Only
think OF set OF fellows who talk whole day. as thew
did to-day upon the question whether they should dis
cuss certain petition to-day or tomorrow. wish
the French had them all. The people would save the
money paid for their per diem, and get along just as
we'll without them. When they are set down at the
Presidents house, they viii find there the biggest
cheese that ever was made in the world. They will,
no doubt, carry it and Editor Blair off, as their spolia
oPiDia, TO Paris. What a figure Blair would make
there as hostage for the better behavior Of the Kitchen
advisers of the President. Bot perhaps, the French
may like Welsh rarebts, and order the cooks of the
kitchen to toast the cheese by the fire of the Pres
dents house.
Amos Kendall is certainly to be confirmed as Post
master General and unless he can find contractors TO
take the mails for nothing, there will be stop to the
circulation of newspapers, both large and small The
Herald of the 3lst ulI, did arrive here till to-day
but that is doing WELL for half the time it don't come
at all
Mr.. fancy will not get through. The nomination.,
in fact will not be taken up. Judge Story in the mean
time, will ociate by seniority, Chief Justice. To-
morrow, to have an abolition riot in Congress-
We want the French army here put things TO rights.
The people want something to bring them to a sense
Of their true interests.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-07

JACKSON CITY.-The corner stone OF a new town. n
be called Jackson ethyl be laid on the Potomac o.
Posite Washington on the Sh inst, by the Presiden, Of
the United States.
This city is principally got up BY few spectators
in Wall In due time, the streets, buildings and
markets will be Autographed exhibited in Broad street
advertised the sleepy Times whom nobody reads and
attempted to be sold for sx times is value General
jackson does not know, I'LL tell him, that MS
narse Is used for the widest humbGg in creation.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-07

COMMON PLEAS. JUDGE IRvIHG.-Wm Meeks RS
John Hatch.-Ths action of replevin, brought
to the amount of goods destrained for rent
whereas the plaintiff contended that had been paid
From the testimony, which was rather indistnct we
derive the following facts. Mr.. Meeks who WIS ten
of the defendant his storefo paw the rent
the store, words between the parties in con-
sequence of MIR. Hatch's request for the plaintiff TO
leave the premises, and his refusal do During the
course of the alteration, MIR. Hatch around the
counter and either dropped threw the money the
floor, and that Meeks picked up, aud took it away
with him. This was part of the defendants testimony.
On the part Of the plaintiff, il proved by wit
nesses, that the money paid and eccepted-tbat
high words did arise but that money either drop
ped thrown on the floor, and taken by Meeks.-Ths
proved TO the satisfaction of the jury. no after
few minutes deberaton, returned verdict for the
plaintiff TO the full amount claimed, and costs.
Cooke fer plaintiff, Western and Edwards for dcf7dt.
Jos. Chaudelet, rs. Louis Naudn and wiie.-This
action for SANDER brought by the plaintiff to re-
cover damages for words spoken against his character
The words charged in the counts of the declaration
were You have been banished from France and New
York, and every body Knows that you branded be-
bind the shoulder" As the French, word used was
Marque, the plaintiffs counsel endeayored prove that
the defendant had implied that NJ Chaudeet had been
branded for crime, for which that is punishment
IN France. But the court ruled that inference that
might be drawn from the expression, would be admitted
in evidence, and after battling for three hours and hail.
they gave il up, and submitted 10 a nonsuit.
MIR. Brady fer plaintiff George Wilson, ESQ.,, for de-
fendantr.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-07

MORE PATRIOTS WASTED.-A public meeting has
been held in Charleston s c. for the purpose of rails
ing volunteers to 60 and fight the Indians in Florida
How much land is each soldier to havel
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-07

LTTIeATIoS.-fhe Grand Jury of philadelphia blame
the small magistrates, justices, e., for encouraging
spirit Of litigation among the poor mechanics merely
to get fees and other persuises
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-07

REVENUE OF BosToN.-The amount OF Revenue that
accrued az the Boston Custom House during the past
wear. was s36i5367 Increase over the year 1884.
sSl5i9A
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NEw-YoRK. THURSDAY, JAN. :, 1886.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
HALIFAX .ELECTION.

The result was given in last
All IS safe in HALIFAX, and will be in November in
spite OF The eackbags Of pamphlets and hand.bs now
circulating designed to cheat into the belief that Mr.
Van Buren, IS an Abolitionst enemy to the South
&c, &c. The getersup Of these papers, are striving
by Papable fraud attempted to be prlcced upon those
who do not read newspapers produce impressions and
suspicious, which they know 10 be false and unounded
They know, That Mr. Van Buren,, has shown az little
favor TO the AboiOnsts. any North Of The Po.
tomac, or South Of It. They have seem that he has OPEN
~ and strongly denounced the mad schemes of these in
cepdiafes and declared that they ought to Be resisted
by law, IL public opinion will not do They have seen
that in Congress, Che House Of Representatives have in
siruced Committee by vote Of IA 10 4S, TO report
that the General Government has power 20 interfere
With slavery in any Of the States and that il would be
n DTtaeh et tah, Nn'cise, imPoe, and dangerous To
mo JntoH, to interfere with slavery in the District Of
Columbia. Almost every friend Of Mr. Van Buren,
from The North voted for this express and emphatic in
sructon; whilst nearly The whole Of the AZ were
modern Wings Notwithstanding these facts and others
equally strong giving the e 10 Tie charges made against
Mr. Buren,; although these facts matters Of pub
c noorety Coalition Committees are still striving
70 produce the impression that Martin Van Buren, an
Aboilionstl They calculate upon cheating those no.
nest voters, who do not read newspapers Verify they
wiil have reduced the standard Of political ethics 10 \
low degree Of degradation II their efforts afo to triumph
They are striving TO damn Martin Van Buren, by means
which would blast the best reputation in the connUn
~ 81 practiced in any thing besides politics But they
VIII reap the bitter fruits Of their efforts. Let De-
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DE THIS


7nohDr Revolutionary Soldier comet!
departed thus o wednesday morning tho 18th ult at bis
77, 49, ~ % county OF Louisa Maj Thomas Gardner,
~ & ms age Early IN the Revolutionary War, Mai
lhen pul yonth entered the amy tour of duty
WIN ihe iia and IN l77 enlisted common soldier for thas
me Northem Valley Forge continued in
service (being Nortbcrr
pes anN' the term Of his enlistment
ma discharge, he renmedto Virginia. and served ne our
WIN 'he militia as Ensign, and Adutan of the Reg
AZ INC close OF the War, Maj Gardner
me usts Communicable him. the capacy of ste
oi thsn
past s OLDEST magistrate IN the county with strong
ahu mind he Omen chosen
W. ana scTupnous Justice, that seldom
OF, appealed and
in the literal word thinking 90
eV speaking no ovfo II has been remarked
but always ready throw mantle paation over
the fobes OF his fellow moTalsBut gone lomontsd bv
a who knew him, and IL Is believed without earth.
Another Revolutionary Soldier gohsi
2ih ultimo, his
n COUNTY va, Dr. John Tanked, supposed years
he ihmy record burnt during the
Inc decoased at the of
was student OF medicine in Williamsburg,
lie qned his studies and entered the
soon appointed which capacity until the
end OF the The deceased detachment by Mr.
Jehorson thea Governor Virginia. oppose British forces
VINO look Richmond aud attached tn Wasngons
the serge OF fork lie continued the of his
rom The commencement VI its struggles liberty was
proclaimed ITO then and
ed himself upon this shore
sustained through long f exemplary died
regretted and respected by all "ho knew him.
We learn With regret shat the Hon. Manning Of South Caro-
lima, died suddenly House. in this CITY, on SUNDAY
evening" PsHnsyirtaian, May 3. -
Died at bis fathsrs residences county Francis in
ant son OF Francis and Eliza NJ Jsione aged years four
months aud twenty days. - -
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Udshington Cty, Nay %, 1876.
AS the Journal OF the Senate will have informed
you, MIR. Clay bill for distributing the proceeds of the
sales OF the public lands hangs lis third read
ing, and in the course Of few days will unquestona
bly,, pass that body Are you OF the fatal effect
likely to be produced 10y the passage of the Distribution
B upon the ratification of the Cherokee Treaty which
has been pending for two three months past be-
lore the Senate If the Land Bill passes, almost
inevitable consequence, the Cherokee Treaty will not
be raihed thus posponing the performance Of an obi
CATION 10 the State of Georgia Of than thirty years
standing for the purpose of distributing the common
gnnd 81 The onion between the gorerames of the States
rubilc attention ought to I've fixed on this subject
Although Judge White openly advocates The Cicero
kee Treaty his cour& upon the Distribution Bill cal
cnlaed directly and Indirectly to defeat The Treaty.