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RtcE ExrtoaoiSARY-We understand
some time last wcck, SIX Lawyers and the
Judge, on their way to Lincoln Count. IN tin,
Stat; were rigging along quite leisurel,. IN
Indian file. when Ihe G;th horse became a.
Harmed NJ something 10 thc mad. and started
upset TIE gig, thTcw oul tie driver. ,fp,,e,.
cd books, papers, &c. IN every direction =
Tie soon came up with the fourth h,,se
which also TOOK the alarm. aud sery, 4 b,'
diiser IN the same way. The twn hotse.
now kept going ahead and succeeded IN
overriding fhe iaId, second and first horses
all OF which took the alarm and went ahead
bu, thinklns thcir loads too heavy, aud see.
'ns the aiEanisgs their opponents bad over
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n + w GOODS.
Er.--s 4. YEosD.,,

El,--. A. Mason,
EHAVE just received new and elegant as
n sottn"Ht &C
Fine SEAL CAPS Hair Seal do Fur
and Down TIPPETS; Fur CAPES. Also,
S.41TN BE.4pER BONEYS;
Concy Skins, for Collars and Capes.
Rutland, Nov. %, 1856. 10
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ES aI2 az CAparLE.

81 m WE'D or stolen from i,e ub,cri.
81 e-4stt'rs ~ e ~ time the month 81 :, %.
Nses'-' i.mh.r lei irl large ret yraru,s { At
~ rs -lh-nc steers spi q iIriler W. -
r,-r .s.i r''lrp sail cattle or tnc ,nf,r-
"at.n @hcr' .y a.s b. It, ,h,l. be well rcwura,d
80 80, .,..Lie. .,.ia.I rc.s,.,'. @ .har.-- pa,l.
JEAN S'kFFOkD.
gin.nl, Nny ,r.fr8 ~
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INDIA RUBBER.

tt'OR tale ~ "a Is HtrKEIt.Jr. (,-ea, f.r The
h'Nbir, l1ds Ruiher loi..ry) l.afie, an G ~,
i.elarn- iAbiA hrasER BOOi~. BOOTEts SHOES.
o. OVER shOE,.-a ntw auI valuable article
Rp is q. u@ -. is38
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Published By y. e.. Goddard,
Windsor, ~.

ind for sale IN all parts gr.N. EagMaiand.T Io.h:
III NRoli LIS NEW SIZZLING COOK ,apEl.
~ E''EH AIRY PKACllLl.1t rnx ENGLI-ti
I.kNCU ,GE cA culntc.! 10 teach -t,,i,o. AN, e,,
II- b. anueilta d.ci oI aud The u.uaI nod, at ex,r.
Gs'"5 d" o.assos--by tLiHUE MARSHALL, autiur o,
" - ehi"e D""a Il The 4. stish Language" a.
"' "o"'e W TX mas htc1 prcparad groai care,
Sod beiiete TO p,ssers macy .d,ats D., over otbo =
broN- a. thc kuI Ibc name OF tnc aIthur
I'll rc"I.S to rsc'sl.zed 10y many al Scau" Cum
ui,gecs atd ictoers wnO .iayo Yeas uasi. adopted
aI Ds.u as iprncr work upon whr ia. prcsei,
pei.t G.. &" lc Nsry ofeat improve meat.
Many recJuH.rl.iat"ty not c. h,,e already been re.
,e.yoi, n'"s "h. IA a.e tbe i",."Wi"s
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BLANK BOOKS.

\ LAhOG assnumeHt "f eli kinds OF Blank
L n W"fs, vel bound aud good paper, will
Always be found al the Rutland Book Stae.
w FAY
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| q 600 FEET 81 s.-,.,eI -rKucG FLOOR
butltns. Fur sa.ehy
Jhltt.- DaRhErp Jr.
lIl,ui. Soy 10 $50 A.
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Is suE rSGAGrD - Is question not un-
frequently monted touching interesting
young ladies'. Is PITY souc gcucsally re-
ccivcd sicn, bearing upon the que, I."n.could
not be adopted by the sex. IL would salts
II "a very natural rurio.iiy aud might not be
10 The disadvantage u?tic ladies lu dis
soniug chapel IN England fore gecr no
rccd The ladies bows on ihu,r boHu-ts oddly
arranged, some on Tie lclt end others on tie
rcit SIDE, While Others H,fe ddccily 10 front,
], was found on inquiry, that married !adrs
had tie bow on the right SIDE Young maid
ems on Tie left, add those engaged woe
'hcm on The iryaf # hic,r io.achi A mani
ie-t4l"n %. ,his Kind. would save much ueod
less soiic,wic oud anxious inquiry among
those Ecrlicmen who ."'o eo"dfi"'cs nJr
mair'mnny oriicmy'0a COay.
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Io"uvGr USnEn WATER. The e<traorii-
narJ Cat or walking under The water for
d'staace % a mile, Wu. performed 1t Wey-
mnu,, on Monday. Oct Sd, by Mr.. Joseph
Orchard, tie celebrated diver. who compile
ted Ih,s unparalleled undertaking ia the bar.
hor walking ul The bottom Of !, from the new
per the whole length, and ,hcn making his
appearance bi landing ut IT. cAtr, IN ~. bear
ng pewter tanbald. which lac had met
with IN his progress. He afterwards Owed
again, walked under The water across por-
ton Of The ba, and landed al the stars cp-
po>itc Lucc's Hotel, amidst the cheers ofan
immense crowd. who had accompanied and
watched bis submarine excursion. a boat,
having an mir pump and necessary appara-
tns for supplying MIR Orchard with fresh air,
attended him. Bath Eng J Chronicle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
ERnM TEXAS


The follow wing is an extract of letter from
a native of This place, now attached TO the
Texan Army. dated Neasco, July 9th:
"Ths MeNicanS are advancing upon
us, and are now, perhaps, not more
than four miles from our forces station
ed near the boundary line. The Mexi-
cans number about 1000 and the Tex.
ian main army is not more than $40
strong, but IT is generally thought, will
amount TO 300O when all are united
and the volunteers join. With these
we do not fear the power of Mexico.
Our Navy Is about 10 IT axe an attack
upon Maiagorda. We all hope for the
best, and many are confident the
war annot last six months longer.
when Texas will be free. We still
have Santa Anna and Cos, with about
800 prisoners ia close custody. II the
Mexicans advance too FAR, it's thought
that Santa Anna and Cos will be shot"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

this fail. 1t is said the queen will pledge
the royal domains.
A letter from Smyrna. dated June
Sd, published in the Journal do Com
mcrce OF the 31,h. contains alarming
accounts from Greece. The kiAsd dom
u SAID To be swarming with small bands
assembled under native chiefs con-
spicuous FOR their dislike OF the Ba,a-
mans The writer even says that King
Ohio Is not expected 10 return. and
that the monarchy is on the eve of fall
lng to pieces. We place little conf
dencc IN these reports.
II was rumored IN Paris on the Both
that the sultan of Turkey had consent
ed TO dismiss the reis-eifendi, on the
demand OF Lord Ponsonby.
Also. that general Villareal. chief in
command OF the Carlists. recently APP
pointed on account of the feeble health
OF Eguia. had himself rendered his re-
'ignation, noninally for the same re,-
son.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
THE INDIANS.

Extract Of letter from gentleman at
Richmond, missouri. To- his friend IN PhiI,-
delphia, dated jul, :. 1896:
"Our town is all comms,ion TO. day.
Indian hostili'ies have commenced on
the frontier Of our State, about sixty
miles from this place. The Indians
have killed two men, one or whom
they literally Gu, 90 pieces. The Iowa
Is the only tribe that is vet known TO
be hostile, but there is no doubt IN the
minds of the people of this country
but there will be general rise among
the Potilwa,omies, Shawnecs. and
many other tribes. Our Governor has
ordered out one thousand horsemen
from the counties of RAY, CLAY. Jack
son, Fayelte, and Carroll. The two
hundred OF our county are ready. and
will take up the line OF march in about
two hours; they are all volunteers. and
well understand the use Of the deadly
rifle. The citizens of this town are
now giving them public dinner, and
as soon as that - over they take up
the line. They will march directly TO
the Iowa towns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

The following Corresponding Committee fo-
jefferson county, WAS aPpoi n,ed at the Iato
Harrison Convention which met Sr.rNroy
Doctor Henry Boteler. John Davenport.
Andrew Hunter, AndFow Kennedy. Mai John
Peter, Doctor Quigley, william Anderson.
fountan Bcckham. Thorn. Timberlake. Doci.
Nelson, VIM Turner, ANTHONY Kennedy.
Thos Crigg', u Henry Berry. Thoml, Hus.
Hushrod Z Washington Doct $ Cramer.
John Moler, Doctor n Waters, isaac Hepkle
samuel " Lakeland, Thomas Briseoe. Mm
Grove. Joseph >. Abel Leonard Ssdlsr, Geo
Reynolds, y r. Towner. collin Unseb DR.
= W stephenson, " liiau Grantham, anil
VIM Chambers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
FOREIGN.
LATEST PROM SPAIN


-TS cScs. sosfs., Son~dGy, eeisek.
The brig Caroline arrived at this
~ port last evening. from Gibraltar
whence she sailed on tho 2ls, OF June.
We have the Gibraltar Chronicle of
that date. which contains accounts
from Madnd to the 18th and Lisbon 10
the llth June.
The bloody character of the contes,
going on IN SPAN is appalling. The
Jorablao, half literary, half political
journal Of Madrid, states that since
the commencement Of the war in ls33,
TO the first Of April. lS:6, there have
been killed on the field Of battle $50
6}o Carlists, and 81. t93 taken priso-
ners. During this period. it SAYS there
have been 5i6 battles, in which the
Cariists have been BOB times complete.
ly routed, and 2i3 times partially de-
iea,ed. The Queens army has been
defeated 80 times, in which il has h d
l27.s7 killed. 39,6is taken prisoners,
and lost 81 .122 deserters.
The Madrid Patriotic Of the 18th.
saws it was reported in that CITY that
the Carlists were preparing for a fresh
attack on Gen. Evans lines a. ST. Sc
baslion.
The Madrid Gazette, contain des-
patches from the Queens troops in
Catalonia, which speak of advantages
obtained over the rebels in that pro-
vince. \ letter from Saragossa of the
ll,h, saws that two days before, the
leaders, Torres and Mombila had been
shot.
The Liberal is decidedly Of opinion
that the circumstance OF France being
party TO the qnadrupIe alliance. has
proved highly injurious 10 Spain. II
the latter had not relied upon the Car
lists, being prevented from receiving
through the frontier Of the former,
those supplies which have enabled them
II organize themselves and acquire
their present strength, she would have
adopted other measures to prevent il,
herself; and the Consequence would
have been. that. deprived Of the album
dant means so scandalou,lv introduced
through France. they would have los;
all confidence. and their annihi!ation
effected months ago.
Marshal Nigo bad been appointed
Minister Of War. and arrived al hladrid
on the 18th.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

The WhiCs are charged with 4 want Of good
faith 10 judge White, because a portion q
them prefer Harrison. What mizht be aid
OF the faith Of those who nun Judge Smith for
the Vice Presidency. with the full knowled-o
that he has NO po'rbk chane, Of being even
returned 10 the Senate. ~ state bu, yir,i-
MA has taken him up, and the patent demo-
Gratis, who clamor 80 much ahou, false color.
know full well that ti,ir rreten ted aversion To
Col Johnson will avail nothing Tho design
10, 10 give Johnson the vote Of virginia. under
the plea that such course will he necessary
io keep the election from the Senate. They
are AFRAID TO present Johnson unti~guise1ly To
the moral sense Of the people, and therefore
Smith Is used ~ foil. They make much
morse about the intention Of the Wig, To-
transfer voters % Harrison. while tAsv mean
to do the very same thing IN reference 10
Johnson--but they dare not aVow their de
sign. Will the honest voters opposed 10 John
son agree n be thus u>et' Will they p.r-
NIT that 10 De done indirectly. the bare Nor
honest and candid portion of the party adm,
that decided majority Of the people Of Viz
gina are opposed - Johnson--and vet their
sufrases are intended % he smugglcd INTO M.
scale. Are they 80 devoted % Van Bur-,.
that they are willing TO be the dupe, II such
m ar,hee' If Johnson is not acceptable -
them, wen as Wee Pr',iJ,ri will they lend
him an impetus that must eventually cxalt h,n.
10 the Presidency itself They need not ev
Peot has ambition t. DC satisfied with the Sc
e1nd Office. The Loco Foco,, Amaigamat.s.--
i'ts, and Jewellers Of all descriptions. will take
him up as their candidate f,r Pre,idcnt--a,l
the influence of Virginia will be indirectly
used 20 accomplish hi, election. Are tho
freeuen d Virginia prepared f,r such re-
suite Will they aid such a shabby trick. 50
clumsiiy yeiled from their yi,.oui
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
TIE. ELECTIONS

The elections in Lov,u,NA are over and n
= now sscertained that the old member, ar.
reelected TO Congress, namely. Me..r, Rico
Garland and Henry johnson. lwhs,l and
Gen T. W. Ripley. Van Buren,
II is difficult 10 decide which party Ia, pre-
vailed in the legislative elections. Both par
tie. claim triumph. and both undertake 10
designate the actual complexion Of the Assem-
b., Local causes and question, ar. said to
have had some bearing on the result, and It
- probable that no accurate opinion can 90
formed Of the true state Of parties, except by
the Presidential contest itself
In NOSTn c.RorIsA, par, Of the State h,,
voted AMI there too both par,ie, seem to d,
sanguine of success. This !, the first cleo
ton under the amended constitution, and tho
Governor - now elected nv the people ins,s,I
Of by the Legislature. Gov spaisht the Van
Buren, candidate. has tho alyln,a;, of benz
the incumbent Of the Office, aud the re;ur-.
thus far show majority in bis favor
In kENrUcEr. the elections for Governor.
Lieutenant Governor, and member OF the Lr-
slslsture. commenced on the first MONDAY
The canvass has been an active one; but not
the least doubt is entertained Of. the complete
success Of the Wig ticket
The MAINLAND campaign ha, opened with
spirit; but the election. for delegates. do NOT
take place until October. The whole Senate
- to he reorEanized and Tor hi, purpose an
election for electors will Ne held in sep,emhcr.
The elections in PENSsrLr,Sia and Quo
viii he held IN October. and i; seems to be al
mitied on all hands that the Harrison ean,e =,
gaming ground. Indeed 1t is asserted by at
teniive Observer, that Harri'ous popularity
Is Increasing with raPiiily OILY equalled by
thu, Of Jackson in lS2S, and that many Of tho
supporters Il the latter are rallyin- under tho
banner Of" Old riPp-eanoe"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
OFFICIAI.-ENrRAcr.
HEAD QrARTEEs, ARMV or rue SourH,
IUsKTGTr JnlN Il IalG


iIEAD QuARTEEs, ARMV or rue SorrH, ,
TUsELcEE, July II, 1886. I
The war Is entirely at an end. and.
so far as regards Indian hosiiliiies, the
inhabitants might return 10 their farms
IN perfect security: but their houses
have been burnt. their means Of sub
sistance destroyed. and their crops on
the ground will Weld them nothing
II will probably be many months be.
fore the majority OF them return; for
all necessary supplies must be brought
from distance. and at an expense be-
yond the means of any but the veal
thy
shall concentrate the regular troop,
and marines in the vicinity of the
principal Indian force for the purpose
OF preventing any danger from them
when the militia and volunteers shall
be- withdrawn. and. without orders
from Washington, shall continue them
there until the Indians emigra,e. A
part Of that force is now Stationed on
the mail road bctwcen this place and
Columbus for the protection Of the
mail. but the contractors have not vet
placed stages on that iou'c.
The discharge OF the greater part of
Che Georgia force has been ordered
and have directed the discharge Of
fourteen companies Of infantry, and
eight mounted companies Of the Ala
bama volunteers and militia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

Another Mon At ST. LoUIs.-The
Missouri Republican Of the 93d alt.
states that the good order Of that city
was disturbed On the night of the 2lst
by the riotous proceedings of a few
disofderly men, who about - o'clock
proceeded to the Office of the 81. Lou
Is Observer, broke open the doors, up
set the press, and cast the types INTO
the street" The Republican express
Is the belief that not more than fifteen
or twenty per.ons took part IN the out
rage. One OF the Aldermen Of the
cty had made On attempt 10 interfere.
bat being unaidcd by any Of the watch
or city officers, wa, obliged % desi.t
The cause Of offence which led 10
this Outrage against M, press and types
of the Observer, appears 70 have been
gwen ~ an article published IN that
paper--a review Of Judge LAwLEsS
charge 10 the grand jury Of the conn
". shortly after the previous rot and
burning m that city.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
STILL LATER.

BY the Packet ship PoLASp. from
Havrc. arrived this morning, we have
received our Paris journals TO the Isl
July, from whidh we extract the fol.
loving -
The King has been urged since the
attempt Of Alibeau. 10 establish body
guard, but would no, listen to it, say
ing that bdyonctS had not been want
inS, aud that he would rather expose
his lie than submit 20 such scrvi,ude.
Ills majesty had addressed the follow.
inS letter TO the archb.shops aud bish-
ops Of France -
"htvtHsNn S,a,-Ah s,t,mpth s. inu threat
cn'd NV HE. Prp,idcnc b., trrssrs.d IT.
Wy gratitude - r4isrl toward iI,m ~ho d., 90
verrd ~ttii Ms povctirl hand Lie enti,-lS de-
'o'e'ito he -elisrr ~ France. I have ii,s 6rn
o''ri'uon thft their preserving protection viii
sid 'nr ~ maintaining ~ nv ,untry Icscc snd
respect Tor religion, ORDER aud l-W Nv intsn-
too - that solrna re Dun asd Thank,si,.
ings ,h'uld bv cylsbrsied ~ I'll the ehur,l,.s OF
yOur di0ccse.
LOUIS PuILLIPPE.
Paris 9Th June, 1886
Ai,be.u bad s,temp,ed aieid- Caligssai',
Me'' nser gives tie following account q IT,
One Of the keepers, having gone
on, for moment to get some tobacco
to chew. he requested the other who
was with hin TO 90 and hasten his re-.
turn. The latter bad scarcely turned
hIs back. when the prisoner endeavor.
cd twice 70 dash out his brains against
the wall; bu, the keeper va, too quick
for him, and seized him By the clothes.
saying "Ah my fine fellow You
wish to play me a trick, which would
have been the ruin Of me Allbeau
at first endeayofed 10 turn il of as
joke. but ailerw ards acknowledged his
real intention. asserting that Il Vas not
for want Of courage that be attempted
his life, but that he bad become dis
gusied with bis prefent state Of exis-
lenee. and wished TO save himself from
eight more Wearisome DAYS. lie Is at
times prodigal Of bis expressions -
One Of them is-"My name begins
With the first letter Of the alphabet.
and the king has yet TO fear ell the
rest of the letters" Another is
Whatever may be my fate. my name
will be known through Europe. and
my devotion Of myself honored BY
all true patriots"
Adviees from Madrid Of the 23d
June, speak Of an arrangement shout
to be entered into By . rsunion q the
grades, ie gusrantse lozn. shsuid
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE


Cessation of intercourse 5efveen Po,on-
By and the Porte,,i-Protest ana
Remonsirdnee By The Russian ana
.fusfrian Embnssadors.
By the arrival. at New York. on
Friday last, Of the Packet ship st.
James. Capt. Sebor, the Editors of the
Courier and Enquirer have received
London papers TO the 30ih Of June.
Under the head Of Paris, 9th June.
1t is slated that all intercourse between
Lord Ponsonby and the Porte had ceas-
ed, and the rest ofthe diplomatic body,
finding the affair become serious. had
refused further TO interfere. The Rus
sian and Austrian Ambassadors had
forwarded TO their respective Courts
and % London, a formal protest and
circumstances against the conduct of
Lord Ponsonhy in respect to this ques-
ton, and GEOGRAPHICALLY tina, they
will consider Is declaration of war,
any act of hostility committed against
Turkey by any power Of Europe. and
that they are determined 10 maintain
TO its fullest extent and meaning, the
integrity Of the Ottoman Empire.
From fhs Lonion Morning Courier, Jane 80.
AdviccS were received in Paris from
Con>,antiuoplr, OF the 9ih instant, stat
ing that the differences between Lord
Ponsonby and the Porte had assumed
such an angry appearance as 10 lead 10
the cessation Of all intercourse. The
Turkish fleet, which had passed the
Bosphrou', was. in consequence Of
some vague fears that the British ships
would make a desccn, upon some part
OF Turkey, recalled.
Letters from Tunis are quoted. which
show the possibility of collision be.
tween the French and Turkish fleets
IN that quarter "unless that Russia
shall intimate to the Porte the danger
that would attend such an irnprudence
as a naval engagement, even though
undertaken with n numerical sLperiori-
~ over the French" The Dukes of
Orleans and Nemours arrived on the
18th at Rovercdo. The duke of Ne
mourS had suffered from cold and sore
throat. The Duke OF Orleans on the
10Th proceeded to Verona, to compli-
ment the King OF Naples, who had ar
rived there with the Prince OF Salerno.
and who the same evening returned
the visit.
Nothing new from Saragossa or Ma
vaFre, but great anxiety was felt at Ma
dred Tor the situation Of affairs ia Va
lencia, where the Queens forces are
greatly ou,numbercd by the Carlis;s.-
Don Carlos was still at I,llafranca.
Upon the subject Of Spain the Min
is!erIal Evening Journal contains the
iollowing:-"On the 9th inst. l3 Car.
list ba!ta'ions, commanded by Garcia.
attacked Larrasoana with five pieces of
artillery. A company of the Foreign
Legion which defended a block house.
blew II up after vigorous resistance.
The Niceroy, setting out from Pampc-
luna with six battalions, turned the
enerny's position. and drove him back
upon BuTatain. after having killed or
wounded nearly 400 Of his men. The
Christmas set out IN pursuit of the re-
mainder the day after"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
cREEK IN INclpENrs

The Columbus GA Herald cont.
nues its weekly bulletins under thi.
head. and from that paper Of the Roth
uli. We learn that there was sharp
action ~ Lowndes county, Ga. on the
previous week, between a party Of In
dams aud party Of whites. whom
The lormer encountered. IN passing
through the county The engagement
was between one Of the posts on the
Suzanne and the lndians, and II re-
suited IN the death or captivity Of the
whole party of Indians, with the loss
10 the whites Of three killed and six
wounded. The force u the Indians j.
not mentioned, but the number OF
them killed Is stated al nineteen. The
Herald adds the following account Of
another recent engagement Viih the
Indians and whites. within half day =
journey Of that town. IN which the for
mer, owing 10 great superior numbers
seems to have obtained the victory
An express came up from Fort
McCreary on yesterday morning With
intelligence that . battle had been
fought on The pianlafion Of BE. ouasle,
about twenty-five miiss balew shis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

prominent speakers On the OCCASION
The amendments Of the Commons be-
ing negaiived generally, the Lords
appointed 4 committee 10 draw up a
statement Of the reasons for their disa-
greement with the other House.
The accounts IRON Spain. though
presenting nothing decisive, still strike
US a. exhibiting in strong colors the la
men,able weakness OF the Queen :
Government. II is true Don Carlos
does not appear in a much more en>ia.
bic position. Cordovia. the comman-
der in chief of the constitutional army.
bad returned and placed himself again
At It's head. but no action between the
eoniending parties OF any account had
taken place.