The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-18
Deferred Articles.


co Will be called upon 10 "pay up 10 the
tune Of two millions, for alleged spoiations.
The principle must be carried out. "Sauce
for the goose Is sauce for the gander, and
jackson must enter up caPidS at salts
5dciead, N before he quits the premises. ST.
Anna had better be prepared for the " tirst
insIalmcnt," or Texas will be held IN secu.
rlty, We believe the General has nearly
squared accounts with all the European
powers-he must now open his account cur.
rent with South America.
We have a small claim against Holland,
for 100000 damage done 10 American
property, by firing from the citadel OF Ant
werp on TO the town BY Gen. Chassee.
But Van Buren, begs he will leave that small
item for him To settle, If he can elbow his
way into the Presidency.
We believe that there is small unhqu.
dated amount against the Celestial Empire,
and that Hong .tu. loo. Chez, the Emperor o!
China, has senlhed his willingness to pay,
provided we take IT out IN bohea.
From the kng Of Sam we can get moth
ing. He sald he would have paid IN pep.
per, had not the Potomac, under Com.
Dovnes, given QuaIlah Baloo peppering to
the tuil amount OF the claim.
The PottowattamieS, We believe, owe Us
nothing. Its well they don't, or We should
pursue them beyond the Rocky Mountains.
Charleston and Cincinnati Rail Road.
We learn from the Louisville Journal, OF
the Gin INST. that the Charleston and ONO
Rail Road Bill, which has recently passed
the Kentucky House of Representatives,
contains a provision which reserves to the
State Il Kentucky, at the expiration OF -
wears. the right 70 the absolute possession Of
the portion Of the Roat lying within her Im.
rs, on paylng the prime cost; and which Col,
Banding thinks wll prove fatal, II presls'ed
ID. to the whole project. Mr.. {. 4. Wick.
HE, d, the Instance probably OF Col b.,
warned the House, when the question was
abrat 10 be taken, that il the provision above
referred to were retained, not dollar OF the
stock would be taken il was retained, how.
ever, and tue Bill passed BY a vote Of nearly
Sol. Anauempt viii be made IN the Sen.
ate, TO Get rid OF the obnoylous provision,
but fit should BE successful there, II IS like.
" to defeat the Bill 10 the House. Col. i.
thinks the Bill otherwise not unacceptable,
although 1t provides Tor three branches OF
the Road, one 10 Louisville, another to Gin
clnnau, and a third to NaysyiIie.--Ctas.
Courier.
Robbery Of a Methods: Church--siE
hundred and fifty dollars stolen.-"e learn
that a room 10 the basement OF the Method.
isl Church 10 Cumberland. street was enter.
ed on Thursday night, and drawer robbed
Of the amount, or Whereabouts, specified a.
hoye. There was no breaking Of doors, ana
there IS scarcely room for doubt that the rob.
berry vas perpetgated BY some one entirely
az home on the premises. The Sexton, a
caofed man, vas suspected, and brought be.
FIRE the Mayor for examination, but no eg.
ldeuce appearing to lnculpate hun, he was
discharged. Ii Is stated that the plundered
notes we're selected with due dehberatIon--
the robber taking a one hundred dollar note,
several tlitIes, tweuues, tens, &c. This vas
a prudent scheme to AVOID detection, and
shows a degree OF skill 10 such matters as
does not argue the present act OF vlllalny to
be the FIRST IN the history Of the offender.
There was, We learn, upwards Of seven thou.
sand dollars IN the same case from which the
stolen money was taken and which was doubt.
less known to tine roOber,-AoT0Lk Bea.
con, 22d las,.