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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-23
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-23

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-23
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-23

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-02
,rw Yong Dec

NEW ORR, Dec ~
The ship Morrison Captain Bcnson, arrived this
morning off Sandy Hook, from Canton, which port she
left on the 9th of July.
We are indebted To passenger for The latest verbal
Intelligence The British fleet, under the command Of
Admiral Maitland, was hourly expected in Canton from
India well the French ships OF war from Sin-'-
PORE whence they to sail tor China on the 81 oi
July The French vessels the .Stroabc anu Iclcc.
The question Of permitting foreigners trade III CHI
ma is far from being settled, and ther" IS doubt That
1T will be again suspended Foreigners Of all nations,
except few Americans, had left Canton for their
spcctrc countries, or for Macao
The Emperor had heard the truth OF the crcunlstan-
ccs under which his Imperial Envoy obtained the ~,
asl chests opium valued at ten millions and halt of
dollars, from the English and British India merchants
for confiscaion TO the Government Of China, and had
written reprimand to the Imperial commissions
er of Canton, telling him to remain until he settles all
the troubles he has created with the forcgncrscal>
him DEcEiyEn, &c, for he advised the throne that
the foreigners, OF all nations lad
dcred up the opium for cOnfscation, which is false
hood, and so the Emperor understands.
No other vessel American. have entered the port
of Canton, for four months anterior to 18th July
past,-dac of the MorriSon's sailing.
Out of about 800 foreign residents at Canton, only
few American merchants remaIn,-say:
AIcsSrs. Forbes, Kellogg, King, Ryan, Cooper, Low
Gilman, Lejcc, Spooner, Wctmorc, Morss, kcmball
Delano, Talbot, and Rev Doctor Parker
The two Japanese youths whom the owners OF the
Morrison sent to Japan last year, and who were inter
dctcd BY the authorities from landing IN their native
country have arrived.
The Morrison left at the outer anchoragcs of China
thirty or forty vessels from England Calcutta Bombay
&c neither of which were allowed To enter the port
Canton by order of the British Superintendent OF trad
in China
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-02

ton received from New York. Some ofan opinion
that affairs there gradually improving our accounts
state that things the same state as by the Prev
Gus accounts
Consols may be quoted at present at , for The ac-
count have been cog Money 9Gi Z; Exchcqcr Bills .,
/, = ); India Bonds dis. Bank Stock l1o5 IL, lover
LIVERPOOL Nov 21--Cottcn hiark"t--I'he demand
continued good up to Wednesday, and the quantity Oh
fered beng limited, holders enabled 10 obtain an
advance Of fully ID per ID; on the common to tar
qualities Of American and I'd on the common kinds OF
Surat The market subsequently has been well sup
piled, and the operations of spectators having in a
great ceased, purchases have been made at
decline of Id on the previous rates. The sales Of the
week amount to 81 500 bales, (of which $500 American
and 1909 Surat TO spectators, and 900 American
for sipmcntO and comprise l20 Sea Island at I'D to
sod Gao bowed ID to SD, 1920 Mobile, Alabama and
Tennessee cd to 3D. II 400 Orleans 81 TO "Id The
sales to-day amount to about $500 bags, including 2ot
or 300 of American on speculation. The market upon
the whole is more steady than at the close of the "e
less Cotton being offered for sale 800 Surat at sd L
sd 200 Pcrnams at 81 TO lu 30 NIaranam at sd, q
Bahia at 9sd, 40 Egyptian at I'D, II" remainder
American al Gld, 9id for Orleans On Saturday 'oGH
bars were sold
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-02

i'll, houses. the progress in TIE survey OF the coast
,Sc manufacture of weights and measures t'S e"iu
.;on Of the Mint and It's branches, the stuatoa %
,rade with the British Provinces ana "cst
dsnoson made Of our tcp"s'ies win te
and various other subjects Of MINOR Importance
+, ,o,c annexed are explaincd briefly a ic"ltopSs
IN Ge.,ront and some of them more urgent " 'i''l
character such as the exclusive employment % ''e y
the present comptrolcrs as commissioner :. Y
toms. n revision Of the number ana coinpehsd,o'o
6ccrs in the customs, and especially hclr pay ue's IN
n.t re,r the requirement of official security IRON uS
r., ,a,,orncvs change in the commencement o. inc
Gc,I year making also the commercial the same d e
calendar wear; approprating, IN certain cascs' oif
quarters and keeping and publishing al aceoo a
returns by quarers well years. new
corning papers in whale ships and IN vcss''iS Oh 'Hc
coast of Africa; decaraiory act Us 10 'e u'''t ~"
.;lls and worsteds and the further extension VI ''
laws for the relief Of nsolvcnt debtors:
within the present year, the business as 10 ,Ee
French indemnity has been closed py d's'tipu's ~.
additional interest obtained on the hrst i"tf
,rhe sixtb pavmcnt due from the kingdom OF naples
has also been received and divided among INC '1''
ants. ,,. d Lu.;ness n
The annual exhibit of the condition ana business
~ T.der,l Land Office usually accompanies ihiS re
mort bu, from its length and Importance, u VIII DC Pfe
sented separatcly in a few days. The very snccesS'u
nronress made in bringing up the arrears Oh pus".
an5 N The drspatch of the enormous amount Oh cur
ram, duties evolvcd on that office by the unprcceaci'
Cd sales in 1875 and 1896, deserves SPECIAL notice.:
II has enabled the Commissioner to usPelSe VIZ
| tho cmplovmcnt of nineteen oil ms iGl'hcI cieih
m;..nrrnaLl,, and embarrassing the dlscontnu
ano" n official duties usually is, strong sens
aT - nronrcly in an economical view has led t
,bc measure on this occasion without any speca
| d;rection by Congress. 1t IL also again urged as
.s- ton;c for leyislation and without which
aUpot be effected that the number and consequent
tbe expense of the old land offices be reduced, BY unit
m ,o ssrcraI with others adjoining, where the quan
nf bnsiness has become much lcsscnrd y s'na
course as to of the collection districts on the sea
board has before been recommended, and is still con
sdcred worthy the attention of Congress- In all these
as we'll as in larger savings economy is undoubtedly
truc wisdom Respectfully,
LEVI WOODBURY.,
/ Secretary Of the Treasury.
Hon. R. NJ JOHNSON, Ficc Presidentof the
! limited States and PrrsideRt ot the Senate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-02

L.TER.-By the steamer Bedford which arrived last
evening from Warsaw We are informed that goo men
were 10 leave Hannba and $50 more to leave Palmyra,
Yesterday for Watcrloo-where it is expected, by the
18th. there sill Be iG,,0 militia cncampcd.
The citizens of Burlington, a. To- and It's vicinity,
are making every preparation resist any attempt
rescue the sheriff OF Clarke county, or any invasion
whatever.
E,D,e<S 10 Unshington.-We understand an express
arrived on board the Bedford last night, his TO
Washington, in relation TO the difficulties
baltimore Chronicle
The BORDER WAR ENDED.-Good sense Says the
ST Louis Buctin) has trumphcd over folly, and patr
otism has stepped in close the breach which love
of wild and desperate adventure had created.
b. the Palmyra Wing Of the lith instant, we learn
shat a, special term Of the Clark County (lo) CouTt
Mir Anderson prcsencd pr a'nbc and resolutions on
the part Of tho citizens Of Marion county, (Nlo) toge
tcr with some proceedings OF the Iowa Territorial Lc
rslature The proceedings of the Iowa Legislature
are rs follows:
Whereas IN unfortunate crisis has arrived in the dt.
cullics heretofore existing between the State Of Mis-.
sour and the territory of Iowa, relation TO the bou
urv line between the two Governments; and whereas
the Territory of Iowa. Under any circumstances would
deprecate military collision between the forces OF
said State and Territory, fully believing that the most
friendly feelings exist between the great mass OF tn"
citizens of the respective parties and whereas the or
gauc law of said Territory renders impossible for the
constituted authorities OF SAID Territory 10 ascrc to
the propositions hitherto nade BY the citizens OF Mis-
souri, although they fully rccProcatc the kind feelings
cvinccd by the late delegation from the County Court
of Clark County. therefore
Ecsoirsd, IN TIE Co"rrdn"d Hoa$s IF Representatives
oi'Hc TERRITORY RI h,"a That the officers duty
on the part the Stale of Missouri be requested 10
pend all further military operations the part OF the
said State until these resolutions be- submitted to
his EXcc!lcncy Govrrno! Eoggs
The proceedings having been read, set of rcSolu-
TONS in the same conciatory spirit. adopted by
In ~ ~, IL
and Curd oil the 18th division Missouri militia be re-
ouestrd dSband their forces for the present Thus
is this rcxaous dispute rcrrcd 10 COngre:St0r
pcnt, and all local difficulties, we hope, finally dS-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-02

BorSpARY TxorBLEs-The St Louis Bulletin OF
tbs 18Th ins has ''rumors of war in abundance from
the disputed Territory-y our latest intelligence the
bclligerents from Iowa cncamped at Pennington
and those Of Missouri at Watcrloo-a place about y
miles distant from the former. The trade BY land be-
tween the State and Territory, was stopped.
The clerk OF the Dcmoinc informs us, says the Buc-
tin, that quantity of groceries, which they carried M
for Fort Madison, discharged at Tull and while
being conveyed by land TO the former place were seized
upon and taken By the Missouri forces He also states
that they took from store in Tuv quantity of pro.
visions and blankets which were left there on storage
BY the Demoine.
We have received the following Extra from the St
Charles Clarion:
Monday Ersaing, Dee. II, 1852.
Brig Gen. Coater, this evening, received (by ex.
prcss orders from Maj Gen Peers Of Troy TO call cut
four companies from his brigade for the purpose of
marching forthwith to the diputed territory on the
Northern boundary ofthis State
His orders either to raise volunteer companies or
to obtain the required number by draft from the mill
TIA companies. Each company to consist of sixty
FIVE This order has been issued by General
Peers i'll consequence Of similar order received by him
from Maj Gen Wilcox, of Panvra
General Wilocks orders are for the troops to march
TO Waterloo the county seat of Clarke county, Mis-
souri, where they required to be on the 14th-only
three days from this time. No news has been received
by to what particular events have recently trans
pred to give origin to this call for troops II will be
impossible Tor the troops from this county TO arrive at
Waterloo by the designated time, but General Coater
and the Ulcers Of his brigade will take the most prompt
steps to organise and repair to the scene Of action with
as little delay possible.
The Missouri will not be backward in asserting the
rights and dignity ofthe State and feel assured that
a Missouri Sheriff will not be permitted TO be kept IN
an Iowa Jail for the offence Of faithfully executing the
laws of Missouri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-02

Tire EUr IL .ic5ico.--Thc successes of the TcNiar
Mexican army under Genera! Cana!cs and Col. Ross
are fully confirmed. Our Consul. Mr.. Smith, Me
amoras, under the date Of November 10Th, writes thus
Collector Prcur, of New Orleans
nave the honor 10 inform you that the garrison al
Mier, consisting Of about GuO troops under the com
mand Of Col Paron, attacked and taken the first
INST, BY 300 Texans, in conjunction with party
Of Mexican Fedcraliss. The particulars Of the action
have not been made public ut this place. 1t is
tained however, that Col. Paron, after obstinate
resistance, compelled to surrender at discretion,
and that the town remains in possession o?hc assall-
ants who display the Texan flag lTiuLp hantly over
its walls ltappears, moreover, ;ha the Texans and
Fedc!as.s have also taken Gucrrarc, Camargo and
RaynoSs,-and very serious apprcicnSions are enter
tanned by the citizens of this place, that they will
promptly organize sufficient force 10 make formidable
attack upon the city. There not over 1900 cicc-
tive troops here under General Cinalzo, Commander
in Chief OF the Northern Division, who published an
animated Proclamation to his soldiers the eth instant
with reference to the existing hosttcs, and who is
now making active preparations for vigorous resist
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-02

Tho Army and Navy Chronicle says:-By rcscna.
ton and death and consequent promotions, all the field
officers of the ith Regiment OF infanty were changed
within three days-a remarkable event, tina, may not
occur once in twenty or thirty years in time OF pcsc"
Col Cummings, rirc Cutter, resigned.
Lieut. Col. Garland rirr Foster, deceased
Major Stamford, rice Riley, promoted.
1t also says:-Commodore +. +. Kennedy has been
relieved, his request from the order to take
mand Of the Washington navy yard. No one has been
vet appointed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-02

MAssacHrsE Trs.-Thc Boston Post declares that,
having sent circulars TO every town III the State and
received transcripts Of the election from every
is now enabled TO state that Marcus Norton has re-
cciYcd minority o.! all the votes given and is conse-
qucntly elected Governor. The Post also declares,
that Van Buren, Speaker of the House will be chosen
and that, by filling the vacancies in the Senate with
members of the party, both branches Of the Lee
gislaturc will be Of the complexion. We shall
see.
his late message to the Territorial legislature brought
to their attention the question of being admitted into the
Union State. The subject has been taken up by
the Legislature, and after animated contest between
those i'll favor of and those against immediate appl-
cation has been decided against making the appl;ca-
ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-02
DOMESTIC.

AccrpEST AT ST. JosErm's CHvgCn.-icstcrday,
being Christmas day, St. Josephs Church was dcnsey
crowded with Catholic votarcs Soon after the COM
mencemcnt of the service, pew and portion Of gale
ry railing gave way, making loud crash The Who'll"
audience without waiting to observe the extent of the
damage were seized with terrible panic, and began
rushing from the church in the widest Some
eaped from the windows; others fought their way
through the crowd to the DOORS the strong throwing
down the weak and ramplng the fallen. The chill
drcn, as children will do mostly remained in their
places screaming with crror-and to this they their
prcscrvation II is wonderful that, amid such violent
struggling for exit, there few sufferers The
only two persons seriously hurt were, person named
Thomas chartt residing III Sullivan street, who had
his arm broken and otherwise badly injured in the
body, and lady residing IN Barrow street whose face
was sadly cut and hurt, from beng tramp!rd on
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