The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-23


occurred. The main agency is perfectly apparent.
we have los, IL solely through the agency Of the
most abandoned and mos, loathsotne band Of disos.
gaIlsers that ever infested white population.
we have been defeated By the abotionsts, and,
Ldther BTddish has been the most efficient instru-
meat we shall take care TO refer 10 this matter
again, and TO treat It as il deserves There is at
this moment too deep an indignation not merely in
cur own minds but IN the minds of an abused and
insulted people, 10 speak of il with any proper
oalmness
Georgid.-The Legislature of this State
assembled at Mllledgevile on the 9Th in.
slant. 10 the Senate, Charles Dougherty
State Rights was elected Speaker by a
majority OF or q votes. John r. Lamar
Adn'.) was chosen Secretary by MAORI.
ty OF one or two votes.
la the House Of Representatives, Mr..
Day (Adm.) was chosen Speaker by ma.
jorty of two votes.
On joint ballot, the Administration pa.
Pers say that there will be found Van Blu.
rem majority.
Rhode btdnd.-'The two Houses of the
Legislature OF Rhode Island proceeded in
"grand committee" on Saturday last TO
elect Senator Of the United States for the
term OF SIX years, 10 succeed Asher Rob
bins, whose term of office will expire on the
Alb Of March next. The choice fell upon
Nathan Fellows Dixon, (Whg,) who re.
ceiscd a majority Of % votes out Of SD.
observation-disclosures from San Angus
tine, under date OF 9Th October, states that
the Indians aud Mexlcaus threaten another
hostile movement against the white settle.
men,s. General RUsK had thought proper
TO order out two hundred fighting men, in
addition TO the number already 10 the field
"a force deemed amply sufficient TO check
further dePredatIons, and put an end to hos
i tllltles.
Wisconsin. learn that the Wings Of
! WISCONSIN Territory have majority 10
the Legislature as well as the Governor.
Melancholy Shiprreck 1T was noticed
few day since that vessel bound to Que.
bee had been lost off the mouth Of the Cha
lcur, and that II was feared many lives were
lost. The mail brings the particulars OF
TINS sad disaster. The vessel was the Col.
borne, from London, with a cargo estimated
at the value OF S300,00 Forty passen.
gers are SAID to have perlshed. There was
1O00i. IN specie, which It was expected
would be saved.
ottoa.-Sales IN this place al 9 to IL.
Al Augusta, 8 10 l25 principally l24,
fall OF J crnt. Al Columbia, stol2B. At
Macon, 10 TO l2l, At New Orleans, | to
IA. AZ Charleston, sales 1000 bales, 81 9
to II cents. q Mobile, - TO Is, priucl.
pally al 10 TO IL! Fay, Obs.
Correspondence Of The Nat. IaeHgencer. !
New YORK, NovEMBEa y.
The CITY has been agitaied to day by a |
rumor, the particulars of which | dare not
detail as may be In error. IL, conhdent.
~ stated, however, that a late high ard 4
most distinguished officer Of the customs IN
this CITY, who received his appointment .
from General JACKSON, and who was, and .
Is, his most intimate friend, is deiaulter /
to the SUN Of 81 00,000-,he greater part
OF which happened when be was deposlting
the public money under the new sub Urea.
sury arrangements OF the authorities IN
Washington, or since they have had the
custody OF tho public money. In matter
requiring SO much caution, do not feel al
liberty 10 say more; but one of his bonds
men is already considered a ruined man,
aud the other, perhaps, has saved himself
by leaving himself nothing TO save.
PosrsCRIPr.-The Pos, this evening
gives the name of Mr.. ex Collector SwARr.
woUr as the great deiaulier. Mr.. SMART.
wouT is now IN England. His securities,
Of course, are ruined. The Post SAYS all
this would no, have happened under a sub.
Treasury. The mos, of the default has
happened since Mr.. 5. deposited the public
money, as Mr.. HoyT now deposites his, in
special deposlie on his own account. II is
The sub Treasurer rih legs the Govern. |
ment loses by-not the Banks. I
Mr.. SwaRTwoUT's friends say he has re.
tanned IN his hands this money to protect =
nlm against suits that are pending. Il
FROM THE BALTIMORE PATRIOT, NOV. 3. |