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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-02-28

hoa ELEGANT ExraAcr.--s She was
weeping. Her beautiful hair had s,rayed
In wild tiissrray over her snowy neck and
ichi.scIeI shoulders. Her face was buried
n 4 char cushion. with which she sought
20 s,ida ,he Leari. reading sobs that would
s,ill ever and anon force their way shrongh
lis thick and faathsry mass. You alone,
NV dear friend es., Judge what feelings
swslIed n,y bursting bosom when Irbeheld
her in that pi,iable plight, 4 had entered
the room, SO silently that she wSs NOT aware
Of nv presence iii i was al Dor side. i
was at her side. !, could staad Il no longer.
/" Mary" said I, q my owa Mary, this sis
extremely qaeer---atsd wha, 3 more. don's
understand it--hang me IL I do. Tell me,
,l"yeds one. why weepest thou what art
.hdii CRYING ivf2" She rose from where
she had 6ec,, sitling--threw the chair
cushion ~ the fnrtI,er end OF the room.
and rushed wiIdfy, 60 nv arms. / could feel
.lihe ouick ,Dulss lion ~ her tender heart as
she teamed opon INV anxious breast. Here
she gave way 20 .he lood Of grief thu. she
could restrain no longer, since she had
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28

express; consequently the effects Of this
unexpected erpoinfmssf (for Al can hardly
be believed that be vas elected By ts PEG.
pls) could no, have been received at We
70 Cruz when the Bordela,s sailed.
BusrAMENTE Is said to have been ap.
pointed to the command OF . division OF
the army. consisting Of 1000 men aud
ordered 10 march against UREA at Tam
pico. The decree expslling the French
inhssitan;s Of Mexico Was To have been
rigidly enforced on the 9th OF The present
month. (Fcbruary.)
VERA CRuz. which has been reported
10 be nearly deserted, had begun To wear
her usual appearance. Those Who had
led we're returning. ba. there Vas little
prospect Of any business being transacted
among the merchants for some weeks. q,
the vessels which had entered that por,
from various places after the TALL Of the
Castle OF San Juan &c tioa had been pro-
hibi,ed landing their cargoes. and Will be
compelled TO return from whence they
came. or run the risk OF being wrecked OF
battered TO pieces should host,l,ties again
commence between the French and Mex
| leans.
The English ard French squadron,
were lying in the harbor Of Vera Cruz
with about twenty sail of various de.
scnptions. nothing having Ganspired &c
interrupt the good feelings which sppa
rently have existed between them s,aes
their afrissl.--taf. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28

NEWSPAPER TERMS.--Ia looki-g over
,,c "r'rsis" OF our co,emPo-e-icl L. il.s more
Southern States we sometimes feel like = north
ern man with southern feelings" T., price of
newspapers and every description Of printing n
the States south Of Virginia, is generally about
double the price paid here and In the Northern
States. We have before us the Montgomery
(Aiabama) Advertiser, weekly paper not as
large as the Free Press, the Terms OF which arc
as follows:
=" The Montgomery Advertiser is published
every Friday morning, at Four Dollars per an
mum IN advance, or Five Dollars at the expira-
nOn Of the year. No subscriptions received from
persons Unknown to the proprlctors, un'ess ac-
,compsnIed with the cash or good reference.
"ADyrRrrsIS0-One square, one insertion, 81;
every additional insertion SO cents; q liberal de-
duc,ion 10 yearly advertisers. Ten lines or less
constitute n square. Those Advertisements ur4-
marked for the number Of insertions, will be con-
tnu-d at our option, and charged accordingly.
No accOun; FOR an advertisement costing less
than IS, will re opened with any individual ex-
cepi regular advertiser; and from those who
do NJ; live IN the vicinity, the cash, or a town
refersnee I'll Se required. All debts contraoteI
with the Office for Advertising, must be settled
quarterly; aEt those who palroaise Us may RELY
upoa having their balls made out and presented
for payment. For all Jobbing, the cash VIII be
required upon the delivery Of the work"
Compare the above Terms and requisitions
s,ih those Of the Free Prr>S-and mark the ,l.f-
ference! Our prices are not as high by one half.
and yet THIS small pl.iaaee IS often Withheld from
Us for wears,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28
.uEXfCO.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXIco.

IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Very late adyIces from New Orleans.
received yesterday. though they do not
Contradict the account Of the Suspension
OF hosiIll'Ies between the Mexican and
French authorities al aud off Vera Cruz.
as reported by the French steamship
from Havana. show that IT is regarded a.
but temporary. aud VAS probably ssreed
upon 10 allow time for the effort al medi-
alton between the two Powers. u hich the
diplomatic agent Of the British Govern
ment L. understood to have been instruct
ed TO make.
ANTONIO LoPEz DE SANTA Ana is a.
gam President Vi the Republic OF Mexico
What chequered lite has his been /
FHst Distinguishing h'm,ell 90 pubic liie
On ESD as the supporter OF lTURBIDE,
then IA arms against him, and chiefly IN.
strun,entsl 10 bis fall. and 10 procuring
the adoption oi the Federal Constitution:
IN year aiieT~ards. attempting aud isIl.
ing To obtain the title and po~sr VI Pro-
iector Of the Republic; then for Eve years
living IA retirement. out Of public employ.
re.sppesTing IN Isis. on the news Of
PEDRAZAs election To the PTesidrncV,
raising the standard IN favor OF hIs oppo-
nsnt, GUERRERO; then defeated, driven TO
the mountains. aud ouilaSed, recalled al.
most immediately, and placed at the head
OF tue army seat out 10 oppose hiD, then
(in April. ls2y.) made Secretary 81 War
snd Commander ia Chief OF the Army;
ia tibet capacity repslling aud conquering
ihe III dIsesied Spanish inVssion under
BARRADAs, soon aiisT. driven from oiIce
wiih the President GVEEREEO, again 40
sfms, driving BUsTAMENTE from posef
then succeeding 10 the Presidency Of the
Republic, aud. whilst President, 20 the
midst Of q sueessslul nditsry career.
beaten, captured. sDd held prisoner BY
The Texans, released by them. repairing
TO Warrington. snJ sent home ~ . pub.
lac vessel Of The uniied States. there cold.
" and rspUlsiVely received, retiring 20
his farm for two years. called from. u 10
bead sn army 10 resist the Invasion Of the
MeSicaa Tsrritory BY the forces Of France.
n = gallant sally, losing bis leg. and IL.
most bisIife. add hey. presto BY smother
sudden revolution q tiings sgsln Pfssi.
dent. and 10 effect Dictator, VI the Mex
can Republic
The following Is The shspe N which
this and oiherisis nsgs from Mexico has
~ &C he'd us:
Trep, ~ .N;,s OrLsa, Bai.ha n F.6ruas n.
SANTA AsA Is AGMN PaEspEET %
MEXico.--Tbs French chip Bordslass
Packet No. ,. from Vsra CrUz. whence
she sailed 27th Jsauary. brings The above
neSs. II wAs received ~ TIE port Of Der |
Departure % The evening Of The 2eth, BY J
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MAINE.
TIfE STITE IN .fR.YS,

HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MAINE.
TIE STiTE IN .fRYs,
Correspondence cfihe Bo,fow .fiiIs.
SESarr CusNnrR. ArGusr.,
Feb. II. lS39
The crisis has at length arrived, and
Maine Is IN arms 10 sustain her honor and
the integrity OF her soil. An Express has
arrived this morning bringing an official
communication from Sir John Harvey, in
which he says he shall repei all invasion
DE SAYS that he claims EXCLUSIVE
JURISDICTION"
EIGHT THOUSAND TROOPS
have been ordered out To carry into exc
cuiion the Resolve passed by The Lesi,la-
ture ot Maine. which waS TO aero the
/ TTespsssers. and the lumber cut on the
disputed territory. McLsukliin. he Land
Agent of :be Provinces, has been arrest
ed, and - now ut Bangor. The creates,
excitement prevails. aud a fixed de,ermi.
nation to sustain our rights at oil hazard.
! Maine ha, passed Resolve appropriate
ing SoO0.O0O to support 1000 men.
which she Is now calling into the field.
and calls on Massachusetts TO Join in the
expense.
Governor Everett, of Massachusetts,
has ust cent his message to the Legisla.
ture. He Gays the sovereignty and juris-
dic,ion OF this land belongs TO Maine and
the United States, and that should IN
happily circumstances Cause the General
Government TO call on Massachusetts for
force TO aid in protecting the territory Of
Maine, that she will cheerfuly respond
10 the call.
The New York Commercial OF Friday
says-Gcnersl Scott arrived in this city
yesterday afternoon, on his 1ay to Wash
ing,on, whittier he is repairing Nth all
possible expedition. HIS expectation is,
that he shall be instantly ordered to the
borders of New Brunswick. What with
the multiplied causes Of border troubles.
the extent which the veteran genersl is
Obliged To guard. and the slender forces al
his disposition. he certainly has his hands
full, and sufhcieEt exercise for all salutary
and sanitary purposes.
SIR JOHN HARVEY appears 10 consider
the Maine attempt TO drive of the trss-
passers as an invasion. and sveIs that has
own people have broken open the arsenal
at Woodstock, on which account he or
dcrs troops from Fredericton TO the dis
pu'ed territory. This puts a more Sc
r:ous look upon this question. and adds TO
the evaporation OF feeling IN Maine
Maine is arming, aud more troops are
getting Under way for The frontier II i.
the duty Of tie Government in Washing
ton Immediately TO interfere IN this mat
ter, and an officer OF repu,e, with force
10 follow. should forthwith set of 10 keep
affairs IN staiu QUO M. Intel
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made on our part to execute the resolve
Of the 24,h Of January. by destroying the
timber which hes slrssdy been cut.
] have sdvssed the sending Of . rein :
forcsment Of three hundred men, a. il is
probable the number Of trsspassers will
be constantly sugmenting-and,n . re.
solve to that effect be passed. shsll APP
point an agent to supply emporar,ly the
place of MIR. Mcclure. and lead on the
expedition. ] haze also despatch he'd a
specisl messenger to Sir John Harvey
Lieutenant Governor Of New Brunswick.
for the purpose, among other things. ol
ascertaiu'og whether these high handed
proceedings Of the ue,psssers are au,bo-
rized OF IN any way couLtenanced by the
Provincial Government. and To procure
the release Of the agent aud those taken
with him. The agent was also charge ed
With other matters pertaining 10 this mos
extraordinary and outrageous proceeding
The facts above related. except IN Iela
ton to my own coings. have been com
munica:ed to me verbally by the Sher:f
Of Penobseot. Who formed one Of I'll,
company Of the land agent.
This is the only Communication from
the land agen, or his company which
have had. verbally OF otherwise. tina
could be- relied upon.
JOHN FAIRFIELD
CorSciL CHAMnEr, Feb. IL, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28
The third and last session Of

The third and last session of the iwcn,y-ffth
Congress will close on Nonicy next.
The Investigating COMMITTEE ..ad no; reported
on Monday last.
The Vice President took his leave OF the Sc
nate on Monday last, when the Hon. WA X
King was elected President pro iemporc, BY -
votes out Of 30.
A bill authorizing the issue OF another batch
Of Treasury Notes, was passed few days since.
Is this the "hard-money" "gold and silver" CON
s'iiutional currency" that has been promised us
for the last eight years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28

blythe news from Maine, IN reference TO
border disputes, Will tc found interesting. SCI
nous fears are entertained in many quarters t.a,
the proceedings now on foo, in Maine and Cana
da will speedily involve England and the United
States IN n war The President will no do.bt
with rs little delay as possible call the attention
Of Congress 20 the subject. Eight thousand
troops have been ordered out IN Maine. and a
special Messenger from tie Governor Of Maine
has arrived Ia Washington with a demand for
aIi from the General Governmental Cabi-
net Council II IS stated, has already been held on
The snhlcc,.
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sHWe shall comply with b

eCT>We shall comply with the requests of our
Van Buren, friends IN Clarke and Morgan, By
publishing TIC proceedings OF thei. lite meetings
IA ocr next. They came 10 hand too late for This
week. The following i one OF the resolutions
passed 90 the Morgan meeting:
" LeIo.red, That the individual 10 be support
ci ior ol.-;iou 20 the said Congress should w. 4
man ei uaquesiionahlc Republican PRINCIPLES,
on whose integrity and hrmncsS ia support Of the
leading measures Of the present Administration,
the mos, imPlici, reliance could be placed"
This The Winchester visginian nigh, deem
"OmInOuS."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28

SwARrwoUT AND PRicE.-The New
York Gazette Of yesterday says: An A.
merican lady now residing in Pari. writes
her friends by the last packet that Swsrt-
Wou, aud Price had reached Paris, and
on he 9TH Of January. both Of them were
living at Nsuries'S oel"b ra,ed Restaurant
Whist are we coming 10 in our country"
asks Iae lady. Why. dear Madam. such
81 Ne IS are sub-irsasurer', are pretty like.
ly TO come over TO see you in Paris"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28

SANTA ANA.--The appointment Of General
santa Ana, 10 be President of Mexico, NAV he
regarded a. token that MeIico will perscvere ia
resistance 80 the demands Of France THIS willy
politician had placed himself at the head Of the
War faction, knowing IL TO be The most popular.
and offering the only chance OF retrieving the
fortunes he had lost 10y the defeat of san Jac,nto
and the diSgracefuI failure Of the Texan expedi-
non.--l lea aRdris Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28

U-we omitted to state in our last tina, the
barn OF Mr. John NiSwanner, near Harpers-
Ferry was entirely destroyed by FIRE few days
since, by which he lost some horses, wheat, rye,
&C, ia all amounting TO no, less than sl2Oo.--
The work Of an incendiary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28

THr CoLtEcToR or Nrw YoRK.-The
New York Gazette Contains the memorial
OF Mr.. HoTr. Collector OF the Port Of Ne "
York. which he failed TO get before Con.
gre". I, occupies fire columns Of that
psper. lie is quite vrs,hy. and speaks IN
round terms Of the 'illegal. tyrsnnieal an d
unfsir trestmsnt' ofthe COMMITTEES Of Ia .
VestiSa.ion towards him. Professor Wise
mgst have handled the probe . little too
roughly Tor the Collectors nerves. I'll,
TO be regretted the inVesiigsiion wss not
conducted exactly a. he desirsd.-f BALI
more CAyoniek.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28

FLORIDA. Tie War IS not Trt entei--
lste leurr from there, say" The Indians ere
q Wy enemy. AL occupy al immense county,
fnH of fasinesscs, 81 which they have a faii
snoElcdsc, aud which ihcy use u he best adj
vantar- some small plrues u Infians occa-
;1nally penetrate into the white ,-trsncnt, anI
o. Doc neighl,ofhood 81 tie posts, w. g,t scsip.
90 ahich undertaking hey usually sac,eed --
The L. Troops have done an immense deal q
hard labor his vih,er. IN he way Of cutting
roads and building posts all q which vii b.
usefai IN future operations. Nothing has BEEN
done a. yes 10 subdue the enemy. The main BODY
Of he lndisns arc al tie South. aad liefe has
been no field operations this uintcf."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28
CANDIDATES.
yoR TYR norss OF DELEGATES.

! ToR THE HOUSE or DELEGATES.
J FTt6sriek County Col. Robert l.. Baker and
Richard r. Byrd, Esq, are announced in the
/ Winchcsier ViTgin.an-ths former in the usual
way, The latter by Many Democratic Republi-
cans" MahIon 5. Loysr;, Esq, IN the Repub-
llcan, by MANY Voters"
I The "Viryinisn" says-"From the hr~hly re-
spectacle sources from which We have received
the communication addressed 10 cur townsman,
Richard Z. Byrd, ESl., and the announcement OF
Robert l.. Baker, Esq-, as candidates TO repre-
sent this county IN the next Assembly, we have
no douh, but that the Republican voter Of the
county will b prepared to S,ve ihca their united
AMI cordial support"
/ Cirrie County. Nathaniel furwell, ESQ; no.
minated by public m-cbng 81 BsTfyville.
JfDnpslus Col. james All-n aud Layton s.
Cundln ars announced IN the flomney Intelli-
gsncer
Bsrt,i,y -Edmund p. Hunter E,q., IS an
nouncsd IN The La, ManinStarg Gazette. We
copy his Card -
ITO THI PEoFfs or BrpxrtrY Cor~rT In
compliance with the wish nf a number 81 my fel-
Ilog-CiiIens, offer ms eli 30 your cousi ierafon
| rs Candidate for lie iIoUse ~ Delegates. Nv
pubic .ilc aGI conduct are before you. and
stall chcerfuifv submit 90 any deciuon YOU may
Doulermcnf II nv name % ihe present stage n
ne canvass. under ~ impression that no cIn.ii-
dti~ ot ihs ' an EureD parry viii % m the fsld
and Dat ihr reiircai parry tD Which belong E.l
not md % o., es-afy o. make any selection by
Cnuhiy meeting n County meeting Il NJ
Wing parry, hoSsyef. should deem u erreiient
90 m-se non na,i1n ~ candidates, I shall sub
nat ~ - decs,oa
EDMUND ?. HUNTER"
Mefsn. Myef., Lemes. Wap-n. MasIia. and
I Hawkins. are sis3 ral liizies .a fcf.eley.
a Whig Meeting o. called 90 tie Cour,-Iouse
7 10 Aar.nsiafe, o. ihe r.. CT q iisfeh Court.
70 tle rurplie o. rou.aa'inrtao &c rcrsons as
canfii4,et fof &c House of Delegate. AMI o.
cousi,,f such otheg t--iars a. rlay claisn tie.r
sncalon."
/ sarrssoosn rrs41oTist DisTricr -TAhp
Pifman E.7. .s ar ru-cei 90 CO. W0o,l.ioes
Sentuei, as canilfs'r 90 represent the sen1-
infisi district composed ~ ihs calnl.e, Of Rock
.nsiam, s...nanloah, Hardy. Page ina Warren.
- O.
UNfvERgITY or VIRGtNTA The CHAR
ioficsulis Aisocaie say.-Ws publish to-day
lg II st1dcau Who have matfcuiaied A. the
Uuiferity ~ Virginia during ne pfeseni ses-
SION. The number up 70 the present time - 2l5
The largeV With oae exception f'3e- 81 that
has ever teen a. be University al ne same Pc
rod q he session. The conduct Of he students
Ibis scssion has been generally siadious and er-
empisry --and We believe fever dtsm.ssions and
suspensioas have taken place iban usual.
q" Whole nufal'cr q sfuisnu 2ts-of Ihe.e
lsi are from Vfgihsa - from Alabama. p
from souih Carolina. 10 from Louisiana. fr.n
Mississippi from GsoVia, 2 from Noglh Car
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28

OsiiSorS.--The Free Press and Martinsbury
Ga2rtie sc,m not 10 relish Mr.. ussnns late def
niioa of has political position. -UiaeAs,fer Vir-
gta.sn.
True, 'rs 90 NO: relish i;--cni are little sur
Prised that the Eii,or Of ne vlryini.n should
Certain i; is that bu, few OF has party in this .ec-
ton relish it. Som~ OF Mr.. Masou's acts we re-
llshed-Fos instance, his vote against tie ci,or
OF the Globe--his speeches and votes against the
SuS-TTeasury hill-hs speech. sr, NET HI, rci,. u
gain, the issue Of Treasury Notes. SC. Ec,.
how does the Virginian relish these things, aud
the Rives Conservative principles Of MIR. Mason
Be cautious, neighbor virsinian. Remember that
while Mr.. NJ. pledges himself against the wh-s,
he gives no Pledges to the Van Buren, Sub-Tiea-
Sury Party.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28

CANADA.--ESscauons are still taking place
IN Canada. Five Patriots" were etccuiej a.
MontFrsi. feE days SINCE One Of ahrm, named
H.aielsng madea short address IN Wrench. con-
slaaiag with III exclamation, yir L Lissytr'
Many 0Ihers are shonly " y exssale4
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the act OF citizen out OF the House. net
member in the House.
The chair propounded tho question on
LAYING on the table.
The question Was then put. and decd.
~. SO the whole subject MAS laid on
the table.
To give our readers (says the Alexan-
drs Gszeur) some idea OF the nature Of
the publications. made by Mr.. Duncan.
IN the Globe. We extract . sentence or
two from them. asking the pardon Of our
readers for so'ling our paper With such
billingsga'e but. for understanding the
Gaze. the quotations become necessary.
Speaking of Mr.. SiAniy Of n. c. Mr.
Duncan said
{" ~ I was Disposed 10 r., the member go for
[. what believe HIM 10 b., n mean plircon and a
has hAr. anil WHICH believe he may AT any
time. and IN any place, BE- pronounced with I'M
punuy."
Speaking Of Mr.. Sou,hgats Of Ken
lucky. AIR. Duncan said
81 thank your remark, we're unwarran,ed.
uncallcd for, and unprovoked. And, sir, on my
own responsibility. and without claim Ia privl-
lcse, permit mr. b, way Of .fisett and ecmpr,-
m'~e 10 fecipgocaie the remark by another. which
! think better founded IN iru'h-,hat -, that YOU
a liar and a scoupdIel. aud permit me tn add.
also that IN my opinion, yea arc better qualified
I 10 aiorn the gamblers board, the brothei and
the dcgcry, than the halls of Congress"
These are mere SAMPLES OF Mr.. Dun
cans publications.. We cannot con.e %
TO extract more OF such language Nc be
uses throus hou, three or four columns Of
/ The Globe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-28
VIRGINIA. U. s. SENATOR.

On Tuesday, (savs the Richmond whicl Mr.
Tyler, IN consequence OF the bao,ngS Of Men
day. took hts seat ia the House, aud when the
order Of the DAY came M. addressed the House.
and assigned his reasons for Withdrawing from
the contest. Among other things. allrrirr tina,
by his construction %: the rule Of IN. House. he
Was d-earrrd from the priy ilcg- Of bcing Can
dsdaie. Subsequently,. ~hea Mr.. servant pro-
posed again to put him nomination, AR. Tyler
reques,rd that his friend would No, do SO. ard
adhered to the purpou OF the seniimen,s Of his
address.
Yesterday, after the d-S,ie ha1 proce~ led for
scme hours, Mr.. Voolfolk (of Orange q GREEN
warm and rios, decided par,iyan OF The Ad-
ministratson, Tos- and rr-nominaied Mr.. Tyler
The me- vrment excited much aSlonishment. but
Mr.. Tyisr's apparent acceptance Of a nomina-
ton from that quarter. by quitting his seat and
leaving the Hall. excited more This move
ment produced the deepest regret on TIE par, Of
nutaerous friends of Gov Tyler. and a suspicion
thar equ,vocal proceeding had been arranged
IN ccncert between fer, a vey few Wings, and
portion of the Var BURN party. If this be 80
what Is demonstrated by IL, We leave the coun-
Try 70 say. Mr.. witcher commented on TN,
movement with extraordinary power and acute
ness. And the result, will be seen by reference
90 the first balo; on Wednesday.
On Tuesday Mr.. Dcrman nominated General
Baldwin, Of Augusta. On that dav no vote wa,
taken and on " cincsday Mr.. Dorman with
drew The nomination OF Gen. h, stating that
when he lad nominated ham. he did ], with an
expectation that he could bc elected, bu, he was
afterwards satisfied that was impossible. lie
vas e"nvinced that NJ whi.: could b> elected
that though they nigh, have a majority Of - on
inia; ballot, they would not eject member OF
their party sc.
The folio wing were The ba.e;ng> in the Lc3.s-
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On

The Steamship GarAr wrsrEEx sailed from
New York for England on Monday last, The
LiYEsrooL, from England, is now due
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10 the PsnnSylyanis House ~ Repre-.
senisiIyes on Tus'dsy q resolution "a.
offered snd adopted insiructing the com.
m't'ee On ihe Judiciary system 70 inquire
INTO the expedi-ncy % providing by Law
ihA. 20 addres'ing The jury in efiminsl
iusis the defendant OF his COUNSEL shall be
saiilled 90 the Conclusion.
There would seem 10 be fesson, az
vsll 80 humanity. IN such provision
u would be reasonable that the defence
should. 10 ell stages Of 9 "eriminsl trial -
folls~ the sceusstIon. II would be hu.
msne 10 give the weaker parly-the indi.
viduai. defending himself against an &C.
susaiion oferipss prosecuted by the Stat.
all the advantages 10 b derived from
forms. - Baifinore Psfyiof