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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

ing the following song, common metre, written by
bard of the town Of Toledo, town that has since
grown up ON the Maumee river q few miles below
the site of Fort Meigs where water lots are worth
$1,000, smack
General Van Buren and his Aids.
Tune" Zip Coon"
Come, gather round ye Loces all,
While sing the fame OF our General;
His proves We'll des sn, s, our pr sa
A General great was Harrison,
She IL ade General ' an buren,
General Confidence once ST ode forth,
la pride Of strength from south TO north,
N Ne t dieS. alas r.. credit 6rsEen.
General Prosperity also snipd ,
But 2 s sas slI ib .d lied bsiSc ting blow,
OHM who wields the dread Veto
Emf our Generals Ards deserve cheer,
From all their friends assembled here
Shout for that aid q gnal,ty
He's well beovedby General Van,
HIS brother aid as Is but lust,
is tmid General D,strust
And these grea, aids, these glorious mates.
Are going round through all the States,
And following in their reuie OF fame,
On the Generals whom now shall names
General Distress is every where,
General Veystion's at their side,
AS their course they madly ride.
On General Bcggary eyes are beat,
As he rides with Gene al Derangement,
General Confusion soon VII be,
Followed by General Bankruptcy,
But there's yet aioe, as I've heard sad,
His name Ills General Harrison.
lis said he ne FER from battle ran,
Nor fed en- Treasury pap, ike Van,
And have often heard it said,
Though Granny eall'd, and blue lighted,
The people in their hearts are bent,
n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

The ACADEMY OF PAINTINGS will be attended
to soon enough.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

TuHArRrcALs-The benefits, by hard scratching
and pulling, are tolerably well attepded-but the
legitimate drama is 10 o legitimate decline.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

Do Why will not Congress hasten and pass q
Bankrupt Law They can find time to bung up
each Others eycs-ean't they find time to pass law,
by way Of a rarity
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

ABOLITION MovEMENrs.-The Rev. Mr.. New
ton, who is making such noise here among the
pretty Methodsts, is Abolitionst, as all the Eng
ish generally are. Accordingly, We learn that Lewis
Tappan and his troops preparing to give him an
opportunity to deliver his views publicly on this
subject at the approaching religious anniversaries
The quiet Methodists, on the other hand, are busy
nventing ways and means to counterfeit the aboli-
tion influence
On Monday, the Rev Messrs. Bangs, Lucky, and
others, called upon the Rev. Mr.. Newton, and
begged him. as a brother in the Lord Jesus Christ
not to have any thing to do with abolition while he
remained in this country. Mr.. Newton looked sur
prised, and replied, "Why, my dear brethren?''-
s. We apprehend," continued the Rev. Mr.. Bangs,
sthat you will be called upon by the abotionsts in
order TO bring your opinion before the American
public, in some public shape. Now, as this
question is a very delicate matter in this coun.
try, we think you can aid the Lords cause
better, by keeping aloof from such Natter
The Rev. Mr.. Newton pondered on this for several
secondhand after flash of light had rradiated his
soul from the Holy Ghost, he replied "My dear
brethren in Christ Jesus, l came to this wonderful
country represent the great body Of English me-
thodsts. Whatever my opinions may be on slavery
and have firm and fixed opinions thereop-I will
conne my self to those great religious concerns in
which all men, black and white, are equal and can
unite. know the unhappy divisions which exist
in this country on that subject-but with the grace
of God, while ] am here, we will commune as bro
theirs in the Lord"
The Rev. Mr. Bangs was so overjoyed at this an
swer, he took out his pocket kcrchief and wiped
the tears of joy from his eyes. The next move
must be made by Messrs. Tappan Co. DO they
give upl Wepity poor Mr. Newton between them
One thing he ought to know, before he goes to Ma
ryiand. A lew years ago elderIy quaker went to
Maryland. The people got word that he was an
aboitionst, though he did not speak the subject
This was enough. They tarred and feathered the
poor quaker one day before breakfast Only think
Of that, Mr.. Newton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-29

Thsfe certfin lord, neat. trinity dressed
Fresh a. y bridegroom aud his chin, new reap'd
Showb like stubblc land at harvest home:
He was perfumsf like a mlliBer:
And 'tuirt his finger and his thumb lac held
4 pouncet-bor, which ever and anon
He gave his nose, and took z away again -
Who, thercwith angry, when il nesf came there,
Took u in snuff and still he smil d. and talkt
And, az the soldiers bore dead bodies By,
lie cslld them-untaught kbayes. unmannerly,
To bring a slsycnly unh andsome curse
Betwitt the Wind and his nobility.
With many holiday and lady terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09
RICHMOND MARKETS. Mach 81. Is4a


Our RIP n to-day is not nateting. Money is
scafce-Flour has declined so in the Dbl slGce
our last, md Tobacco continues low, with rather
downward tendency. The Noihern streams are o.
pen u 10 ta,lgaon; an event at so carly PEI iod,
almost wiihc 1T precedent and the large socks of
frozen up IN tie interior have been uGlpckcd
TO swell the limited stocks al New York and other
Eastern oes--'his, by consequence, dep,esscs PR
ces We had hoped 10 pirft by the usual duration
OF closed navigation NJ the Nonll and the limited
stocks there; but the streams there have been
ei"sed very hiie longer Than our own and we are
disappointed. The news Iiom Europe has b,
favorable To both our staple products. We give be-
low me qnotaI ons OF our market To- day.
IoBACCO.-The receipts Of Tobacco during
The past month have been usually large for the Sra
son. We quote Lugs SO S3i; Lrai 81 a Sick.
u'me rates general sales sal S5i aud Sc.
FLOUR Country sells freely to-day both from
BASIN bank and Store ut s., a decline Of so CTS
since our last Guy Mllls-no sales.
WllEAT.-Sl 81 05 81 10 fir Red aud White
these are nom'n'l quotations the qaanli,y com.
ing IN is So small that the prcrs gwen coono be re-
s''"s" ."i c'ir'loh Of lie value Of Wheat under
ne piesen, condition # the Flour Market.
CORN-50 10 52d per pushel-y,ry dull.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09
AiIsSInsIRPI liANkS.

The ,.s-.n tie NJ ,ss.->rp. /. siaurs have OIL
laie breD1i- su,newit at resting lar .eulhiiv Ia
r.ftrence TO The Union y mt. thai spawn "l ,"deni-
oer@ite' Begisl iur,. Ga The 18Th Feb. tie Sen.
ate chamber crowded 10 hear he repof, al Nj.
Aisbury chairman fihe so,ntuiIee nj saiipn
of tits Interesting insutiun The correspondent ol
tie Nact- Courier that iilr isiIlii al tie anh
Dexi May viii bei0ut millions, aud hes resources are
nraris all IN state af suspension. The directors
liable for one n on We speak but the Lam
gnage Il the report, lie ads @hrn we sly thai
two millions have been a uandried hy the poiiey
pursued. la the repor. dsfeeIofs IN. handled We
~ severely. and The M sulanasenentoflh e b NIX de-
picied in ioicible terms. The report las created a
resi- desire for recalling the last five millions III
Stale buids issued IN laror oi the DnIon Bar X. II
IS passed ilsre III be general "sding up al the
IA stiintIon. The coiresI auden OF The Ion,i't re-
mark: The credit ol thus State has berp banh d
10 death. Insolvency Is NOW "ur name. New as
Stale IN such awful condiien. The cry Of re-
lief IS heard all SIDES; bui what can State do
1lat is unable To pay ifs L"gisl nre, AID the cur
rent expenditures II Government 7"
Brandon money is selling IN LIE streets OF Jack
son NJ nine cents IN the dnillr.
NIcKspulG RAILEoAD BANK We lierd u few
days since the arrival If Mcs,is. Cow, .rlwaiie
aud Seholt. as aeesis pf he Nouh, RI siot khold
conduct Of this institution. From publications.
male, il appears. Mt FIa,cr, f the Melohanls
Bank 4! New O.ltaps, and Ne SIS. Bodey ant
Robbins, We ksbufg. have been appointed II s'ee'
to settle the nlf nrs AID the Urttd STATES Bank ha.
agreed to atyauce sufficient srm to hnIsh the
road 10 Jackson.
WeIearn Mr.. Fraser will resign his Office II
ca>biei Of The Merchants Bauk, and le.,o.e Il
Vichsbu &. Mathis Free T,adtr, Feb 90.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

lie Banks IN PhIadelphi preparing FOR the
worst, III the event of the present hi, b, fore the
Legislature becoming the law of the land. The
l"gni'er Of Monday Says Most or the Banks OF
Ihi'"deIrhla would NOT pay ont beit own notes, OF
tue notes OF any other Bank. The checks Of de.
pos'lors. as presented, were marked good aud re.
'uineu. lHe o'Ject, as we presume, is IL decrease
iheif inmt date lmbiluies as much rs possible lie.
lore The aplrchcnded passage of The Fmce Bill
The Bank OF The United States paid out her notes
as usual Should tins course be persisted in every
description otpaper, except u S. Bank nutrs would
speedily di>app ar from circulation. A hope is sui
INDUCED, however. hot the Legislature will pause in
Their work Of d, sluciion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

IMPORTANT FROM MEXlCO-The shcr.
Frederick Aruet arrived al New O,erns on the 2Ist
nit. IN SIX days from Maaenrd,. Tue New Orleans
Bulletin received the Colorado Gazrlir, from which
hey extract The following of the defeat
and dispersion Of The Merjcan Federdlisis. Rnmors
I" Tie sane effect sad To have come from Meaie an
poi,s circulated IN New Orleans for some DAYS rrryi-
aus; and nov. with the co afrmaton, there ca re-
main no doubt that the attempted resolution has
failed
I'VE stop The press 10 announce that ten or twelve
America >, late from the Fcde,a amy have arrived
IA Nicoia. Fhey state that tie CenttalIsts threw a
strong reinforcement into Muulearv Just before the
Ftde,ai'sis atved beiore II; wherrupon the latter
ea' "e' "u' w'h"ut making an attempt upon the
Town, ne central troops pursued them, aud an
engagement between thu cavalry Of both parties
took place, IN which the Fcdemllsls wefc de- ea ed
and their whole army dispersed One portion some
2oo MeNcans ana 90 Amtr cans, were in aims on
lhs 81 lie ci The RIO G'dude; the rest have scatter.
ed"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09
Correspondence Of The National TaielEpfnc,r.

A>fN okh, FtDftaiN ~, 1910.
From Rio Jancno we have dates 10 January H.
with later dates from Montevideo The French
blockade on the River PiMc WAS not raised and
the expected battle had not taken rlaoe near Mont
v'dc". Flour was on the rise AT RIO. The French
admiial Dhpotet, with lis squadron, reached Mon
try,den Dec. 81.
Tie Postmaster General, or his agents were de.
leeled again Ia day IN an attempt 40 smu, le the
"aii, ! his m"rning early several pieces ur mer.
chand'Se, presumed 10 be dry goods by their out
ward appearance, and dome up ia coarse bappinp
wire sent upon The steamboat bound to New usy, n
mi TIE captain. w,shing I" know What he was lrry
'ng, inspected the shipments. and found above a Ion
81 the Eastern mail done up thus According Il,
the Star. the worthy captain said to the sccut ode
liver tins mefchadi>e fee, the poor devils a, Wash
lngirn have no money To pay their own way and
have To smnggle their mails" Twill G rec objected
that Mr.. kend II aud Commodore VANDERBILT had !.
quarrel about prices, upon which Nd Kendall took
10 the lltd aud the Comm dore snaDped his I'm
gers The steamboat takes the New Yah news.
papers on. but letcrs aud other papers d,ay nm
through Tie mud. |, Is OF no sort of use 10 ana,
rel win the Commodore. He is IA prcfrc, mon61,ylp
o man. lis whoe Company is IN, own SELF III,
is ms own eharter lie viii take Mr. Kendall.
mal' i'f nothing IL oblige the Governments, bnt il
ne h's a'y pay, he will have hat he thinks night
Letters from Eng land indicate that the Brush
Government WIS concentrating a POW erlnl naval
ioFce toward Cantup Tbs l,.paiai on looks as il
Ene'dnu intended to have n brush with tlir( hines,
FAC ange On England Tor The packets Of Monda,
ranges from lo7s 10 l0S.' f'hcie is no civ ner.
81 Importance. Flour Is going down. Southe,p is
"ei' Al % 90 10 3 80. lac demand, hor ever, is
VI, hsaci
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09
Osss.fGN l.TE.IlGEa CE.
THELPE DAYS Latter From U4JRE
THREE DAYS LATER FROM LIVERPOOL.


An extract 81 letter from Msbilr. dated y IN
stsnt SAYS -" Tie accounts Va Ne" -btleaus. Ia
10 ihe 10Th j IA. has caused tn das. brsk
denan :. at quarter of = cent advance.
Appended to tbs i.iief. .asa Mobile Iet-
ter Sheri OF Saiardty last tone day laler than
p.prt.) ia wi1cb W. Gbd lie feliosiae ran2raihs,
being tie noiy particulars oflIe news b, the Calm,
~ Lave b. go able To ohafn:
Laitf-By the Gslcn at new Orleans. from Ha-
we We have ddes pf tle Ion Jsa. from that market,
and of Ia 6ih Jan. frem Liverpool he eofioa
4crounis are better tban anticipated from both
euunuirs. A sdraace IL u Liverpool Tor tie
week enduring 81 Jan had replaced prizes - 1h 2
Pc iiiUn. agreeable To Vies occupied at III e
dates IL tle Lila Dee. itl d.cid,d and eneuuta-
ging Improvement amongst manufactures. Tie
stock 81 700 bales. o winch Isl 700 Amr ricans,
efficiency compared with last ID 500 80 $50
Americans. Sales Of ibe week %, 20 bales. Hold.
e,fe Tree sellers.
"1hr Liverpool steamer which leh NewYoik
the All Dee. had not arrived nut tie 9Th Jan.
- The IIasre matksi apTests 10 have rceeded
ffu,u the 20th Dec. 10 II jan , 4 eentIm,s,
winch line AT Ihc 10Th had breu fully recovered,
aud brisk business Was b,iBg transacted. ; les OF
the week II 600 bales. all 10 the trade. They paced
hlile confluence ~ The accounts rom Tins county ol
a cop 81 5000 bales. ben, wing II too nigh.
Staok 63,llI. AZ INST - ,433 b9lts lasl ,faLu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,

WHICH tiey w'll not find general III Marker.
lie has variety f new style Fame, Goods Of the
richest and most splendid imported 10 this country,
such as eabioider ed Silks aud Satins from 50 so 10
IS 80 rer ya,d; embroidered Caprs and E"lla,s oil
The newest styles embroidered Ilnndk' ills from
500 to Sl30 per ia q; new si,lr SHAW Is aud Man,ll
las. from S!5 SIS per pwce Paeinles, new and
beaut lul article, $50 10 $50 each. Together with
many other splendid AMI desirable Goods. And il,
addition To his regular sock, lie has lately purcllas.
ed a stock of between $50 and $40 600, on such
terms as"'ll enable him TO sell THIN very much be-
10 the rker price.
Baliu ore, Feb. 81 81 liz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

Tie fal 'osng - a. sxitset 6o,n me Df the ..ser
al lefier received IN Texas. anuonne ng the move
n.ent Of tie " siean aoars:
fLoAa's RANCHO. in. 20. lao.
u am m ms return from Mexico the city oil
Hou.tna upon business rlaiine 10 the Federal ar
my. Ffam the Saii'io q szette al an nli date.
learned iha, Preparations making Ia Ne sico 10
invade Texas ~ ain. Fi,esola has been appointed
n,mandcf in, liei Of the invading army. aud in
sdsai 81 bis diss SION. lie lfi lie cit, Of Mex
On The o3j OF last manth with 100 infantry.
places: Tam,co. Slliillo. Manteify. Aiista's d.
vision. Apon'ea's divsion Canalzo sdni>ion. troops
fion, Santa Rosa on Ciihusbus. amounting in all
10 c.s5o-to b. toueenifed on tic Rio Grande by
spiug. ! VII know tie faei they are TOW ap.
preaching that tser M four grand divisions.
- THIS Is information which coneene II my duly
10 send you. ss, fr"m sune late papers, have seen
that The editors Of Texas 10 relation 10 lie
mosemetrs of the Central army.
There - no longer any daubi ab M the murder Of
Col. Johnsen and his men by rar.y of Central sis
under tordoy1. Their bodies we're seen ltaug iug
tee by some Americans wlIn CAME INTO camp the
da, before LEFT. was al Com ,ea the day he left
thai place. few day before Christmas. He Was
Furnished with horses aud provisions b, the Al aiv
for tie fnad."
TIE ioll-Wln IS another exiiad:
"F,l sola leG the cry Il Mtkio on the
act aiosi the = sJeralisls IN Nrtlern VI, xico and
"uh lhe aro~sd pntposc of invading Tesas. lis
teiplorcemcais az" ordered is follows:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

An IMPORTANT inflammation has been
received from " Washington that IN the case OF the
& mmerc al and Rail Road bank OF Nickshurg.
plaintiffs etror. versus Sl"cumh. Richards q Co,
the judgment Of the Couu bel"w has been reversed.
The opinion was delivered ty Judge Barbour, and
settles the question OF jurisdiction.
The decision confirms tie position iahtn by tie
bank that suits upon hcir notes aud post nut,s can
not be maintained in the Uni ed States Courts and
that The tribunals of The States Of VI ISIS ppi alone
have competent Jurisdiction IN such cases.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

ANOTHER DISPUTED Hummelshine, is a
boundary dispute 10 be seulcd between Wi.cus n
aud Illinois. The II Ct Of land claimed by botb is
about twenty miles wiir, extends from Lake NJ Chi
gan TO Tue Mississippi, and TAKES in lis AREA, both
thfaso ana Helena. 1t Is commended that Illinois
bad The rgh' extend her northern line TO the 43d
deg 80, and one hundred miles farther if she saw fiji,
Ihls Wisconsin disputes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09
From tie baltimore Patriot.


ITII4N'N 7 y DE ne Y + VI BEKED.
John Quincy Adams. during the four wears If bis
ADMINISTRATION, paid $4,000 600 Of The National
Debt.
Martin Van Buren. in the first thice years Of his
Administration, has squandered surplus Revenue Of
$40 100000 and saddled the County with Debl of
more ihan 100000 900.
lie eApeases OF the Government during the r,u,
years OF John Quincy Adanss Administration was
less than $50 900 600
The expenses If the Government during the
htsi three years OF Martin Van Burrn's Admii1,s,ra
ton, amoonIedt TO more than 800 600 600
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09
Music. The st. Ioseplls, Florida, Times con.

MusIo.-The St. Josepls. Florida, Times con
tains The following incident =
Al the time the Indians lately made n, at,,cl -.
The premises OF Mr.. Roulclt the n,,le nan -, ~
,a'iy were absent nccro wom,n and grI ami
nus Hollis. (danehteroi MIR. Rowlcin were he
on. males present. The Ltier was m the L;,cb.
en- when the Indians WIRE discovered in the bouse
S"e spans oul OF the door tmpring 10 run, when
'"e was "noehed dnown by an Indian. Al thai mo.
ment The Indians in the house had C,ord !, e I'm.
ana we've trying their ''uood notes riLd." npopt-
he savage outside ran in, to see the fun and hear
The musc-"hcn MIS-. II. recovered and mad.
her escape hroueha back gate. The f.lile no d,,ul,
out fiddle. ~ "''"-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

traveller attempted TO Cross the Ohio on Sat
ulhay last, When the ice VAS running very thick ~
thin N company wiih several other individuals
Nh'na short distance from the shore, the skifl
was ~ danger Of sinking aud The gentlemen were
rqnne 10 mike the best OF their way to land by
means OF the ice. The traveller valsc containing
6 ~ 600 dollars in gold, was thrown towards the
shore, hut fell short ot It's destinations aud sunk in
hlieen feet water, where it remained nntl Monday
cseni f,whcn II was h,Ecd up. The way he ira.
vellc, aled agairs the hard .currcnc, pa,ty ~.
une IN" uge his ya'se was missing was moi slow.
II II had not been for he ,;,s;iy at present in pow
er' I'd he" should have ny money. IN IT, S
Bank paper safely fastened IN mywa;th fob but Tia.
entrcnc, Is 10 dc,anged, that | have To travel with
gold aud there II lays AT tue bottom Of the river.
lIheeiiag Gas.
We understand that n merchant fom llartsve
IN this State the owncr If the yallsr notice
above. lie viii doubtless itufn home slfons atl-
vocaic ior National bank.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09
PIANOS! t.lANOS,,

INifE subscriber calls the attention OF The pubbf
TO collection OF PIANOS nov offered f,,
e'e' among winch there are second handed instru
"''"'s '"a' w" DC ID al great sacifice.-Ile LA,
aisp recsires ilisee rev ipstrnmcn,s winch he h,
"e'es CANNOT be surpassed eiihrr in flush tone Of
in,ce.- he great number Of Diem sold TO the entire
s''siacion N The purchasers makes further recon-
neDdation unnecessary.
Thy are u be seen at ls:s.alrsic room. opposite
hr. E,ans China w .rehonse, where lie continues
giving iessoas sn the Pianolorlf.
X. J. RYPMA
Feb. II us,I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09

The SareS uiSh.--An agent was sent 10 His cit,
sometime since b, ulhern master, la find, # lie
could, lIs "bseonded slave. d'y Two ago the
agent discovered his whereabouts, aud Immediately
procured warrant. which was pat into tire bands OF
the proper rlhceis aud arrangements made ier its
service and the apprehension oil Tie away. The
usual opposition was apmchended, beth from The
slave aud his CASTE. and Preparations are made
tler to guard against ~ overawe II but WHEN the
Time arrived, when the wr served, he hailed The
officers rs delyeref-and his arrest delivery
mol onl, from The anxiety and doubt OF mind Nlnch
had continually haunted and oppressed hm.Gul from
the state oi want In whchhs Temporary uncertain and
Illegal freedom bad plunged hin. The poor fellow
"il'ed up his voice and wepl" with the extremity OF
JOY, and earnestly desired TO be quickly taken
home He voluntarily appeared before the Re.
tofder Yesterday morning, thar his might be
heard, and himself sent back To H., fields and com
pan'ons where ms heart was; and beinre this pin
tel. The application will probably have been heard ;
aud viii not be long ere lie will be- among The glad
he'ts oi The sunny South. L. ). GdscHe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-09
Eb,fag.S9E. sNCE
WARLIkE MOVEMENTS IN lie BRI-
ItSH PROVINCES

1lSH IKOfINCES
We6nd ia" 60 .~ic- in the g.. John Copr.r Of
tie 18Th ui,mu. We ate iecaeJ to ih X here
must be amsiake IN regard 10 the tticipatipp Of
any Immediate movement Of lhe troops, ihongh 1t
IL MT improbable that vessels may have Iecn oIler
cd to he readiness, foi the removal II Necessary
1t cannot be presumed that elther veinnent IN
tends rush iuIo ho.flnics. until there shall have
been actual attempt 10 ADJUST tie question ~ dis
puie by neeotiation. foundrd on tie additional
kno"ledse recently acquf'd Of the Gcoefaphi cal
features of the disputed premises. The ltttcr Of
Mr.. Fox, referred 20 below, published here
some weeks sinre - Boston Adetrtiser.
Waflike Her MaJesty's ship Nestal has arrived
al Halifax, where, We uudersta,d. other vessels Of
war are soon expected, 10, the purpose of bringing
troops and munitions ol war TO The Province, in
case The, should be required.
We ieatp also. that the o3i Fusilctrs, now in
garusoT ~ Haitian, instead of heng about 10 pro-
eeed 10 the Easl Indies, iste 6rs regiment Tor ser
wee IN this ptoynee aud received orders be ready
10 move al the shortest notice.
We are further INF rme5 on good auihoriv thai
the erection ofbairaCs a, s'o,L, IN this Prov
ice far The accumulation Il large military fotce
has been decrnued upon, aud the w"rn is to com
mcnce Immediately.
These precautions, We pt'sumc. arc taken in ac-
eordanoe with the views cxptssod m the CONS uili.
e,fon OF tie Brti.h Minister al Washington. 10 the
American Secretary OF Slar, under date Of the - h
January The continued persistence oil Gov. Far
field III acts Of aegiessou on the disputed territory,
rontiafyio exi>urg arrangements, (whIle the Bat.
ish authorizes, rs Will appear b, Nj. Fnxs leuer,
have scrupuousy adhered 10 them both in latter ana
sprf) aud the pfated threats Of h determination
1" lake possession of e Territory, could uotia 10
arouse our auihotiiIes 10 sense OF II cir duty and
have 10 d"nbt caused the present walike monslra
iIors. We sincerely uust however, that the Uui.
ted States Goscmment vail errriye the didcul,Ie,
ut" Which the refractory G0scrnur OF Name Is
= al 4 =,
10 prevent lie az ful caamitIes Of either horde, or
( CcneIal war.