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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-11
THE NEW REVOLUTION IN MEXICO

THE NEW REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.
The following particulars of the pro
gress of the late Revolution, or attempt at
reyolutoa-the event of it not being yet
known-is from Havana papers received
by way Of New Orleans:
The Vera Cruz Censor, of the 9th Of
October, says the mail had arrived from
the capital with intelligence to the I'd,
which it gives as follows
August 31.-About three o'clock this
evening, Gen. Valencia declared in the
capital for the Constitution Of 1924. His
force consisted of the 18th Regiment of
Infantry, the companies Of PuebIa, the
squadron OF the district, and others. The
alarm spread throughout the whole city IN
a moment, and all the cdihces which CON.
manded the citadel were Immediately oc-
cupled by the insurgents. The Govern.
nent fortified itself in San Augustine, in
the place, and at other points. About half
past five In the evening, Bustamente, with
column of $50 infantry, two 4-poundcrs,
and 100 horses, marched TO the Acordada,
and ordered the insurgents to disperse.-
The President occupied several other
points, but no hostile demonstration was
made by either party, and it was under
stood that Gen. Valencia gave notice that
he would make no attack, but merely de-
tend his position until the arrival Of Gen.
Santa Anna. Government patrols pre-.
serve order throughout: the city.
September 1.-The insurgents have not
yielded an inch. Bustamente retired about
IL last night, to his place Of ST. Angus,
tine. A little after this hour, all the stu
dents the Military Academy marched and
united themselves with Valencia, aud with
them such numbers of officers and men
of different corps as to form full battaI.
ion. The force of the insurgents is now
more than | 900 men, with Is pieces of
Of cannon, of oil calber. No loafers have
been received among them, and order
reigns among them. The Government has,
at the utmost, not over 1000 men, little
artillery but principally cavalry it has to
guard many different points, while the in
surgents are concentrated in the citadel,
and are strongly fortified. Up to this time
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-11


the Communication Of the citizens with the
insurgents remains free. Indeed, both
parties are looking for the stand that may
be taken by Puebla. The Government
have ordered Tonejan 10 march in his
troops, but the general opinion is, that they
can obtain no Succor from without, on ac-
count Of the great popularity of The move.
ment Of Pdrades Il Xaisco. To-day they
have succeeded in obtaining a secret sts-
sion Of Congress, but II is rumored that 1T
has denied The extraordinary powers asked
by Bustamentc. Much is said Of his Ies.
ignltion but nothing certain is known.
Sept. 2.-Thc secret session lasted I'll
half past l o last night, and il is now SAID
thai body has voted TO the President all
the powers which he asked. At lals
hour The guard Of ST Augustine went over
TO the citadel, huzzaing for Santa Anna.
At 3 o'clock a firing commenced in the
direction Of blochas and the citadel, " hich
lasted more than an hour.
The Censor considers the revolution,
this time, sure Of succeeding. Bustamen-
te can get no accession to his force, whi,e
the People are Aoching to the reyolutiona-
~ standard iiom all directions.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-11

The flowers that bloomed around Us in
their beauty and fragrance, have faded
forever. Their bright colors have van
SHED, and left the fields drcary and DESC
late. Tho gay and merry notes of the
nocking bird, The mellow tones of the swal-
low, and the busy hum Of the light winged
humming bird, fall no more upon our ears.
All are silent. When we Stroll forth of
an evening, the leaaess groves aud the
barren fields, seem lonely and melancholy.
An air Of pensiye solitude dwclls upon the
face Of nature. Every thing around ap-
pears sinking into silence and death. The
mind lell to itself, retlres to the Utmost re.
cesses of the soul, and reflects upon the
ever varying changes and scenes around it.
How many hearts are like the leafess trees
and barren ieids-desolate aud melancho.
~ Many faces we behold marked with
care and anxiety; many eyes look dim
through the tears of sorrow and unhapp.
ness many pale checks we see pass around
Us, that once were bright with youth aud
health but they bear the Impress OF pain
aud affection. Yet all once felt the Spring
Of life, and pluoked the sweet flowers that
blew around them; every thing was fair,
gay, and smiling. In the vista Of futurity,
they boheld that ileeting shadow--happi-
ness. They pressed on, allurod by the
deceitful phantom, while one by one, faded
The bright flowers of hope that doomed
around them aud at last, the bitter frosts
Of disappointment blasted the verdant land.
scapes Of expectation, and made all cold,
dark and cherries.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-11
ANOTHER NEW GOLD NINE.

ANOIHER NEW GOLD MINE.
"NoRE GOLD AND BIGGER LUMPs.n
A few days since, a fnc specimen Of gold
ore was brought to this place, weighing
one pound and three quarters. The piece
was purchased By a gentleman and dePos-
tied IN the Mint for coinage, when It's va
lue was asccrtained by assay TO be 500 "A.
This specimen was obtained from vein on
The lands Of Mr.. Stanhope Morrison, on
Clear Greek in the eastern part Of this
county. Mr.. Morrison's land adjoins on
one side the lands of Thos. Flow, ahere
sometime since we gave notice Of the dis
coyory Of rich vein Of gold; on the 9TH
er !! is adjacent .othe Harris tract on which
is tho celebrated Harris Nine formerly
worked by the late Maj. Jonathan Harris,
and after his death, by Capt. Jno. Penman,
who purchased i, AT $4,000. Il now be-
longs we believe to the Harris family.
Mr.. Aorrison's vein has so far proved
extremely rich; yielding from one to tive
hundred dollars per day, win every pros
pect Of q continuance Of its precious trea-
sure. We wish him in the words Of an
Old Miners prayer, more God and big
ger humps"
We believe that the mineral treasures
Of Mecklenbrg, are not exceeded by that of
any area ofcqual extent upon the face of the
globe. Throughout the country, veins ira
verse it in various directions, as rich in
golden ore as the famous Mines Of Mexico
and Peru. Nothing is wanting to deyel-
ope its mineral resources but science and
We are pleased to see that
mining IS again beginning to flourish
With skill, economy, and a share of ener.
ey, we doubt not that proprietors will be
amply romuneraicd.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-11

Rare Sport.-Mr. james IcEacbin, Of
Richmond county, about four weeks ago,
killed two fine bucks at one shot, aud on
the weel, following killed two more at one
shot. This has been seldom il ever equal,
led.-Fdy. Obs.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-11
EDWARD BOLING,-TRIAL FOR BIG


The trial of Edward Boiling, alias Sid
ney T. Smith, took place at the Superior
Court of Rockingham, before his honor
Judge Nash, on Friday the 5,h Instant
After hearing the testimony, the Jury re-
tired upon the charge of the Judge, and af,
ter an absence Of a few minutes, returned
a verdict Of Gully. He was sentenced to
be branded with the letter b, on his left
cheek, to be imprisoned three years, and
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-11
LOCO Foco CONVENTION

The self-styled Democrats propose hold
ing a Political Convention in ibis CAY, Oh
the 10Th Of January next, to nominate a
Candidate for Governor, in opposition to
our present excellent Chief Magistrate
What can be the meaning of their passing
by the immortal Eighth Of January" and
taking the tenth Their last Convention
the one which nominated Gen. Saunders
met on the sth, and the result Of the
campaign was 50 disastrous TO their hopes,
that they are afraid, we suppose, TO Try the
same humbug again.-Rai. Reg.
10 the case Of the United States against
the Bank Of the United States, in the Cir
cult Court Of the United States sitting at
Philadelphia, in a suit 10 recover the sum
of S2jl,243 "a, retained by the Bank out
of the declared dividends upon stock own
ed by the United States, as an offset for
commissions, losses, SIC in the negotiation
Of draft OF the Government upon France
some years ago, The jury on Monday morn.
ing gave a verdict in favor Of the United
States for the amount claimed and COSTS
Nat hteH.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-11

In this town, on the Ssh instant, by tue Rev
Jno. Caldwell, Mr. SAMUEL A. HARRIS, TO
Miss CATIfARINE A.. daughter Of Mr. ROB.
ert Watson.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-11

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David r. Dunlap, Petition for Dover.
George II. Duulap &
Harriet Dunlap
e T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
q that George H. Dunlap, one of the defendants
in this case, not an nhabitan Of this State, II IS
therefore Ordered, that publication be made for six
weeks successfully in the Charlotte Journal, noti.
Tying the said George u. Dunlap 70 appear before
the Justices Of our said Court, TO be held for the
County Of Meeklepburg at the Court House in
Charlotte, en- the oh Monday in January next,
and plead, answer or deunr, judgement by default
Nil be entered agant him.
Witness, Charles r. Alexander, Clerk of cur
said Court, at Office, The 4th Monday Of October,
1871, and Goth wear Of American independence.
c. I. ALEXANDER, C. ~ C.
Priuter's fec IS C2l. u2
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-11
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
MECKLENBURC COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, DC.
tober Term, ls4l.
Edwin Potts
is. Original Attachment.
GEORGE Dunk worth

Levied IN the hands Of John A. Dewese, aud him
summoned as Garnishee.
q T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court
II that George Duckwerth, the defendant in this
case, is not inhabtant of this State, Il is there
fore Ordered, that publication be made for six
weeks successfully, in the Charlotte Journal no.
utyilg the said defendant 10 appear before the
Justices Of our said Court, 10 DO held for the
County of Ncekloubnrg, at the Court House in
Charlotte, on tie t.h Monday in January next,
and then and there repevy or plead to issue, 9TH
ernise Judgment pro Conissso viii be rendered
and tue property levied on condemned subjsct to
the plaintiff recovery,
Witness, Charles T. Alexander, Clerk of our
said Cont, at Office, the 9TH Monday of October,
lS4l, and Goth year Of American Independence
c. I. ALEXANDER, c. ~ c.
Printers foe s. Coy. TIE
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to receive thirty nine Iashes at three seye-
raj times, before the expiration Of the pc.
Rod of his confinement.
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Just what I wanted.

zszMA FSNHE subscriber will commence
$3.50 n disposing of his stock of Apple
TSs@ and other Fruit TREES, on Monday
the 29th instant. at his dwelling house,
one mile Last of Sharon Church, con-
sistng Of the choicest kinds that this part of the
country Affords, all gruled. Likewise 900 Peach
Trees, nnoculated.
JAMES KERR.
Nor 3, 1871. Iw
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-11

STATE Temperance Conrention.-This
highly respectable body assembled on Mon
day last in this city, and proceeded to or
ganize by the appointment of DIR. John a.
Mebano, of GuiIford, President; Rev II.
G. Leigh, Vire President; Thos J. Lcmay,
lessee Brown aud William w. Holden,
Secretaries. More than one hundred dele
gates were in attendance. The Conven.
ton was addressed with signal ability and
eloquence, on Monday, by the Rev. Jno.
Seys, African Missionary, the Rev. Leroy
NJ. Lee, Of Richmond, Va. and Mr.. John
T. Carey, the delegate from the Washing.
ton Society Of Baltimore. Other distin.
guished gentleman (among them the Rev.
DR.. Capers) were invited TO participate in
the proceedings, and every moment in
the Convention promises tie hapPiest re-
sulls.-RGl Star.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-11
HARD MONEY COUNTRY.

Miss Sedggick states ihat at Milan, IN
Italy, a laboring man is paid sixteen SOUS
rs cents) per day; woman, ten sous !;
and child seven. With this, they find
themselves. Think Of our white laborers,
with their dollar and more, a day--lholr
meat three times per day-lheir Coffee,
Tea, Sugar and what not--whie the Nil
anese Peasant lives on coarse bread aud
thu broth, and only eats meat On some
Festival day. One who eats Rice every
day, says the fair authoress, il opulent, and
he who eats meGt every day, is the Nabob
Of the village. And yet certain party in
this country are for establishing hard
money currency, the natural effect Of which
would be TO reduce all our prices TO hard
money standard.---Rdl. Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-11

The ingenuity Of Mr.. Wagner has over
come all obstacles. Among the scientific
and intelligent, there seems to be no doubt
that this power will superscde steam in lis
application TO machinery. We copy the
following, translated for he National In
telligencer, as exhibiting the progress of
IFS application to mechanical purposes.
ELECTRO MAoNETEaUE LOCOMOTIVE.
Translated Jor fhe National IHteligeHeer from
The Eel9 du Monde, sqBasf No. $50, Paris,
Al august, 1871.
A letter has been received from Leipzig,
dated 23d July, stating that Mr.. Lewis
Gabriel Stochrer, mechanican of that
city, has Just finished an Electro Magnetic
Locomotive, the greatest part of which is
constructed after Mr.. Wagner's plan, and
which has been purchased by the German.
&c Diet. This locomotive is of seven horse
power, and will draw three cars full of pas
seugers. Ii costs aboM $1,000, instead Of
$1,000, the cost Of a common steam loco
motive; the supply for IT amounts to moi
more than 90 cents per day.
The experiments which have been made
with Mr. S,ochrcr's locomotive on the rail
road between Leipzig and Dresden, left
nothing to be desired.
Va We are requested to state, that the
Board Of Trustees Of Davidson College,
viii meet at the College on the sth OF De-
eember next, where all the members are
requested To attend.
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S=zANs@NsA Lady of fine accomplish
SsSssSAsA ments as Tutoress in my
80 Nxgssy.s family, propose 10 take in
- = - or 10 young ladies as
bcarders and pupils Boarding will be provided
at 81 per month.
Tuition in the coplmon branches of English 81
Education, per session of five months, {
Higher Branches. 10
Musick. 30
Drawing and Painting, no
French Language, 10
Session to commence the eth Of October.
CHART, Els W, HARRIS.
MEgrore, Casarrus CO., Sept. %, fs4l. ltf
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SrartlcoW,-There is a curious para
graph in a letter from the Washington
correspondent Of the New York Express.
as follows:
Mr. Swertwout is here, looking weH, and ex.
citing the warm sympathies of his friends ] ana
happy TO learn that an entirely ext ggerated es.
innate has been formed of his Deficiencies, owing
TO the persecution OF certain clique in y. FORK.
Errors, to an immense amount have been dis
covered in the recent investigation IN your city,
and may say there is no reason TO believe any
considerable deficit; whatever it may be Il a7Ht
ell be paid The Government are giving him
every opportunity te inspect and correct the &C.
counts
We hope the present Administration is
not alluded 10 as lis friends" whose
warm sympathies he IS exciting. We
shall be glad TO find that the deficiency
." will al. be paid. "--Fay. Dos
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,

mECELENBURG COUNTY,
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, DC.
fober Term, lS4l.
4
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COLUMBTA-NovEMBER 4.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G.
Bsgging. 20 a % Maekere, No ii IS
Cotton, Talli do DO. 2 IL a l3
Coffee 81 10 do No.} 90
Molasses, Cubu q 25sagars. GaIf
do NO. 80 35toaf and Lump, IL a Is
Rice, 50 81 Teas, Is 81 %
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NaauvrSLE, OeroBrR 81, 1871.
ohNrLnany | have To acknowledge
souf letter Of the 10th instant, PROFOUND.
aa @ lof my consideration sundry grave
s'eS''ons OF public pt'ioy, and requiring
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