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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-09
From the Wisconsin, ENQUIRER.

0P The Treasurer of the Territory,
MIR. Ream, has succeeded in obtaining
from the U. S. Treasury Department a
second copy Of the letters which were
addressed to him at this place five or six
weeks STAGE, in answer to an enquiry
whether J. d. Doty had deposited any
sum CT money in that department to the
credit Of the Territory, and which were
illegally handed to Mr.. Morrison, for the
purpose doubtless Of suppressing the in
formation they contained. 1t will be seen
that Judge Doty has returned and paid"
into the Treasury $l,758 33, of the
amount appropriated by Congress for the
erection of Capitol in the Territory,
which may be drawn in the manner pro-
scribed at any time before the 3lst of De-
ccmbcr next, when it will be passed over
to the surplus fund. Il will farther be
seen to be the opinion Of the First Auditor,
in which he understood Judge Doty to
concur with him, that Mr.. ID. had received
the appropriations es the Agent Of the
Territory, and that he was solely respon-
sble to Territorial authorities for the pro-
per expenditure OF the money. That Judge
Doty did entertain this opinion, notwth-
standing the position he has uniformly as
sumcd here, as an excuse for refusing TO
settle his accounts with the Agent appoint
ed by the Assembly, and for illegally with
holding 8 or $4,000 belonging to the
Territory, that he was Responsible alone
to the y. S. in the premises, is sufficient
ly evident from the fact that at tbs IN
stance the original entries on the books Of
the Treasury which exhibited him as a
debtor to the United States fer the appro-
priat;on drawn, were corrected so as to
show that he had received the money "as
the agent Of the Territory, for the use Of
the Tcrritory,t to which he was to account,
and not to the United States" Judge Doty,
with reference to this matter, is certainly
in singularly Inconsistent predicamcnt
before the public, and in what way his
friends will now endeayog to excuse his
conduci we are curious to learn.
Those letters were received by last eve
ning's mail and we have no timenor room
to make such remarks as would seem to be
called fer. They are subjoincd -
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-09

PACKET Bears AGAINST LOCOMOTIVES. "A Pack
Of Roat has commenced running between Syracuse
and Utica, having reduced the fare to $,O0 On Inc
Rni Rnnd il is $500
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-09
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
August %, 1871,

4. u. IEe0m, Esq.
Sir-Your letter Of the 10th inst. was
duly received. In answer TO that portion
Of it respecting the amount Of money paid
into the Treasury by the Hon. J. d. Doty,
Of the appropriation placed in his hands,
| am informed by the Register, that he has
paid therein the sum Of $1,758 80.
The First Auditor, to whom your letter
has been referred, will inform you how
the money can be drawn from the Treasu-
ry. am, &C,
T. EWING,
Goorn+orv- Of tho 'rroacur1,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-09

L ne author of The lines below was living picture
OF dram drnkcr, and must have felt keenlv the
reality of his own delineations of The drnnkards
misery and SIN And in his own language his fate
can be told that in horror ard anguish he persisted
at ST. Genius of Liberty Ill.)
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

srsaied fhsn 20 briag hin back 70 die IN
his fswlly. bof this last copeclaiion wps
bfatslly denied him. cod Ne usre lsnded
q the Baline. whsfe be died u nbool D
e'el6ek. p. m. % Saturday. tbs l2ih
inst.
This expedilios cad slisek on our mia
ersbls tenl, whore only men and q boy
we're ssleep. vas eemmanded By the
brave General p. +. Smith. Snd Major
G. r. Hoxey.
ELMiRE FRANCOIS Lucy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

REMAINS or GENERAL HARRISON
The removal Of The remains Of GES. HAseisoN.
from The Hatioaai barial ground at Washinston,
took place Ca Saturday. By vote % consrsss.
eommillse, consisting Of Eve Senator's and
.iTssiy-siE Representatives., vas appointed 10
uEite With The Cincinnati Committee Ia this 50.
lena auty. sDd 10 accompany the bcdy. 10 It's
rsmovsl, 70 The boundary line Of tbs. District.
IN fesiisny Of is fsslings en- me occasion, nei.
iher House u Consrsss sal on Saturday.
The Baltimore American, o. Mosday, says
-"The body % President Hsasssor resehsd
this city q; three e'eieek, p. NJ, on sstprdsy.--
J: vas accompanied By his son. Joss Seer
HAaRts0N and By he committsa Of he ciiissns
81 CincinnaH. A deiaehment q che Marine
Corps 40 Weahlnetoa acted ~ 3 guard Of honor
aud viii proceed viii ihs body 70 lgs ansi rest.
ing place "a Moth Bsnd-sn appFopFis.e gark
of respect On The part 81 Toe Natieasl Esseu-
tive. We iearu hat shtn he order wss sd-
dresssd % Col. HsndsFsea of ihe Corps, 70 faf-
hish tie deiaehusnt and % desirnata 90 ofHesr
% commend q, hs rrPiisd lhai. bsing himaslf
ne sFuicr Oneef, he coEceiFed ID o. te NEST pro
pc sad rsfgssiful hat he shoold act on he &C.
essisn, and accefdinEly assumsd o. himself ne
melancholy DEFY % henditR the gnafi 81 boaof.
IheafTigaiin bsitmofs ~ ne body ard these
gho accompanied Il, was wiihout anY Previous
netire, Hnd bus campalauvsiy f8 81 or ai6.
Esrs rifaeesef ~ gsssaes hcr ~ Fsi-Fesa d.
pes o. taa City tieisL TIE EpFciafla 81 iha nor
fal fenIaina ~ fhs ealinni hsso snd fiqd %.
irioi, borne along " 1olfau aifuce. and fslios.
81 bg - lhiis taHi ~ uosfninF frieafs eiolb-
% ia lanefal hsb.inEhls. uaa rely in sirfEiap
esaiFasi Wi,h ne eIeu6s ne ahouls ass iha
i1Ypal dsmensiraaoub shirh martst - a.
pruaeh % ne ssif-asus sPgi bat q fss mnaks
BEFORE.
a fsasfsi ana Asti8s.l fsshar zee pgrrsi,st
On fnf eemnuHifg ie nake fgug snifshfs A.
ifaaifafinn 90 lhis lnsinachnig nrrasioa- ~ ia
UEe DFsfFulst ~ ~ elrk uh.eh wra tuase Al
~ eniefisinfd ~ ~ Ccmniusr. ihaf al snkffs
eFFemoaisis reouia be asoiasa
AZ sea AZ ~ sfHgal ~ ihs bslgg gss H.,,.,
oci ttfcaHfH ifHleHlf 10 he Crwef,,.. 80.
asfviefa q niiliis4y fuofi. b - Brer-af ri,t
~ lfsF ehi.g ffusirea en- ~ civ. -
l1tgrfataui Bees were irlrsiiatsir frfr,isf
fa7 rhaf seFVicf. o. esntsy nrFuinr NV ssrr
feiisrri ~ ~ Naficasi eusfsl 80 - 49,.
dag h.Ehf ~ iatfPlafsat 0Teya esauaaef ~
rrfElrs
Ths Piettleaf 50 uiffrsels ~ - n.hln~rs
80 e1r1uPtssea fsihfeat Ceurae8 etc -
seniag hhffaflf hagf iratfttf d lks ceenIt.
80 sneclsi lfaia ie frnFaF ~ renrias - c..
lEate, ~ lrts9 az c'ci6ff iAi1 uoTninr. ~
.agi.1t.11 er1 a,ss FIF1e % srta ~ eees.
e4.Fs se e.tr11 70 eettmFaag ~ rs4nrs ~ ~
- efinNeta. he efs haFt hssa ~ rr9gis,s-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01


COACH MAKING Oar iovA can nov
boass u a Eery complete carriage massfae,ory.
Basiaess sailios ~ 70 The esiablishmspi o. Mr.,
HAwEs. fsw dsys ego. We uas ,sfprsel shd
sgTss~Jlyso, 10 zee he large number Of hands
uetiye:y engaged 10 he several espsumsnts Of
rs lae;UrT, sid 70 witness ne hsmefoas eSi-
dgness 81 az extensive sod sucesusfai prosscu.
iioa q iAis impogiani businsta under b1r "a
admiFsols naaagsnrat We took peep into be
frame manufsetery, ne black 50 iihss shop. he
Ptiauag snd yaraihins depsnmsnts. the har-
ns1s ard trimming shops, dc., N each Of vhlfh
we're nqmbet o. hands h8siiy enpiore8. Upea
siFPPiag isto he room for fnished wofs. ss
affe aiso EutPfissd 70 had hat ths product Of
At ihess hands met siih q ready sale Bat one
seq carriage gst 90 had. "a rery hsaudfsI
SAL aaa i1si M aifsnay BIER soi5 10 s-s sf
or iaFusfe. THIS We look e. ne ben syiS~ser
81 ~ IaFsriodiY % Ne work msss a. lais a..
t1ti,ameui 50 II Ihs great dsmana 10 it,
cadositg is8 81 % iaqeirs n ~ polite sod rss.
ntmaniy proprietor. ihs anansi amount 81 the
pTssos3l ~ ~ aaspfaeiory sad he iaHsmsd
us tsss o YES tsiEeen faeen aad fluieen ihca.
rsad saliass issi rest This We drsn a. a.
feaish.eg aneaat sbsa W rrmenteF has ST.
y. be bsta Set absaitso Ffsfi y sssggt ~ ihs
rsiahiishneaE--ihai ~ j. 9 youag man, aho
wa1 nrausff shea ~ rsnmsacef--snd thai
~ hss hsftsefsrs iab5isa sotrf Macy dl,sdgaa-
fa9ea uheh Ne vil asI sncosaisf ia fatafs -
egeclEtas ~ his shii 10 be psogssaica ars 10 b
rsfa 1aag Fpapius "a or rurtis. aad ~ sfs
safs hsi hspatomgf o. ncsf gofakle vskiciss
eseaoi ~ aAfstsed a. tsy 81 hs sarsra nf
aoHtrsp CltiFt AID hsls ~ aiahs eiss nary
efong Fsssoss % favor ~ puIettrFs hum
h1aas maaafsefsfg, ga ss ~ kfss itti iteas
fssssas ns'i 81 a. cree arpausl % tH Az Sis-
ani Etsufse,ofts. csnlsEsa nls ios snsa mtss
e ~ riesss H--p.frtsi "a peliti iegsitsf. aes
ianates 81 safe e. 1lrtal refn,s. utsfs fesgi.
ataes aBd ne uspoasiti,y f iheis iapsfas-
soaa ssa rsTsf b r.a'st sgoa - usssi %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

e. We wish some Of cur friends TO Under.
Sisnd distinctly that isis the Paper AID not our
selves Ihat Ihsy boy for Two dallaTs and 6ny
cents ysar-thas We will psblish jest What vs
please, consulting our sun Judgement and wishes
aione-And that we are neither 70 be intimidalsd
BY ihrssts nor sesueed By prOmises Of reward.-
Sometimes We are threatened in this wiss-"we
are subscribers TO your paper, and We wish This
communication publiahed-if q Be DOT inserted,
We shall NO longer take your paper" And this
Is their indslieafe. not 10 say iasnthg Language,
bef9re we have bad az opportunity TO peFuss
tbeir decentralization, and 10 exercise the pre-
Fosative Of every editor who is not slave, and
iadge uheiheF Il IL Ct or unhI Tor publication
Sueh = course proves not that they are JIrisnds--
bat shows that they have formed very poor e.
innate Of an editors independence, and hat lhcy
have rery strange actions aboufihe rights, piiFi-
sEes, aud duties Of editors.
Ne feel grateful TO those Who paironise our
paPsf-and pay FOR Il; and we :Fy 10 NANTES,
our graiiiuae BY lAboriug 10 furnish every sub
scTIber with Ihe full valus Of two dollars and
afiy esnis in twelve months. II ue fail to give
an adequate return Of fsTor in this Say, sub
settlers have an appropriate Femedy-:o walk
up, plank down The cash, asd stop their paper.
But we trust hey will not form 50 eon!emp ible
an opinion % Us Is 10 telieve that we could be
lJIighisasS iutO the Publiesdoa Of any hing
IN opposition TO our oWh Judgment aAd wishes
By trrati. Persuasion We might lis:ea to-bul
Eenaees, nsysr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01
FREDERIcK COUNTY pASK-sToLEN
MONEY FOUND.

The money stolen some weeks ago from this
iEstiiusioa has been recovered in Nsw-YoTk,
wish the sEesPhsn of SO. 900 in eelj. which the
royce, By eo@pFOnAe, vas psimiIlsd TO retain
"a consideration Of suHendefiag ihe balance q
tAr property siClsa. The nego;ia,ion which ter
minated IA this result, vas, t appears, man1Eed
Ihroogh the Intervention o: lawyer -of New.
York.
Since he above was 10 type We see Il stated
In The PAlfioi tha, all he money vas recovered
eHesPt twsniy-eiehi IhOusaAd dollars, uEder the
following eIreunslanessi
sOps time ago The Directors Of lhs Bank re-
esived Communication from pefsOn IN New
York. named Wiley, Hho represented himself
a. laEJsr, and stated that be bad profession
ally beeene acquainted with such fseis a. would
saaI's him 10 seeaTe The restriction OF The stolen
property uPOa certain lerrfs. DR. WIN, Brsd-
ley Tyler. enc ef The directors Of tie FeSsnek
GOuaiy Back, and wm NJ Dell, Esq the cash.
isF u he Farmer.' and Meehasiea' Rauk Of
Frederick county, repaired to New York, and
after good deal Of negotiation, sneeeedcd In
recovering he vhoie amount, sith ihs exception
% i5s ssn aboye stated. We understand that
DE geid cad he mira Of backs olhsF nan tbs
sssnss 81 he fobbsd insliiunOa, we're retained,
aAd tsat The laSysr whS vas the ngsn. ia e0m-
Poaadise ihe fsiosy, charged 3 eonmiss.en Of
sons isp shsuSaad dsilan Tor his services No
snfsFma,ion vas given Ihal could lead 90 shs de-.
ssiioa Of Ihs robbers, although AF. WHEY, o.
esins qusssioRed nPoa ghai pOintby DE-, Tyler
sSiI Ia; hs (ihs Doeis5l bed SEGA The priBeips
q ihem rsvsFai limsa daring his visit 10 New,
Yoyk,- tBsklaSrs .gaaisun.
This robbery Is sndoab,sasy enc q he mes
Eysitsioas sRsirs o. al he Byyisries of hes,
rayfeIioss times.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

FOURTH OF JULY We are requested 6y
the Commitiee Of ArrAngemsats TO state that all
The arrangements Zoe eelsbfatine the spproacb-
ing anniversary Of American IndePsndsnee.
are complete, and that they are such a.
20 ensure . eele5tatio6 OF the Day IN the mcsi
apFsopriass, iaieres,ing. and agreeable manner.
Thry have been politely ieBdsrrd he use Of the
Presbyterian Church. for the morning exercises,
vhere. BEFORE ten O'Clock, The citizens will as
ssmblsto hear the Declaration read, the oratoa
delivered, sad TO participate ia tie religious Ger.
sDOhies. Amer which. The company will repair
10 the dslightlul grove near the rrsideaee Of AFR.
Joaashah E1sss. where. A. one o'clock. a
sumpiGoui Dinner CT The best that the market
or the season viii aGord, will be served up Tbs
regular tcasts will then be announced, to be fol-
loved BY the volunteers Afierwards, NJ an
early hour, he company viii return to tovn-
tho whole proceedings OF the Day 10 be emit
vsned BY the presence OF The Charlsstoun Ar
tiliery.
oeatlemen who have not yet subscribed TO
the Diansr, are invited 10 DO so At as early Pc
Rod as may be convenient. The Committee re-
quest os TO State that arrangements have been
eaiefed inio- 10 preserve order throughout, and
&c guSnd against every thing which nigh, not
contribute TO the pleasure of The company.
The uerehARts having determined TO close
their doors dariSg The hOar. Of celebration, IL is
expected that all bus!zess in The iowa wall be
suspended fer that time.
1'hs FsaaIh fAllias on Sunday Ibis year. he
eeiebsaiion viii lake place on Saturday the 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

49,
Me- Randolph called op nGmoriai
pfesenisd yesterday from esrlaih siiiEsns
Of New Jersey in Eeiaiion - the Tariff on
Iron. and the msnufaeiofe Of Iron. and
moved The msmoTisl be rEinsed.
! Ga This Eoiien very unexpected and
animated dsbais spruag up. IN With
msny msmber6 participated.
Mr.. Adams called upon the friends Of
the Tariff 10 unite at once ia carrying out
the meaeares Of their constituents. and
leave its opponeots BY themselves. Of
whnlever parry. He alluded 81 length to
The policy Of The BFilish MisiAiry. aud 10
the repeal Of the Cora Laws in Great Bril-
tain. -
Mr.. Piekens expressed regret that the
Eentlemss from Virginia TMr. Wise1 was
not In his seat when The gentleman from
Massachusetts, CMr. Adamsl bad alluded
80 him. He bad been asionished II .
charge made yesterday Of under currents
ia tke. cowmiltee Of Ways and Assus.
bot bad nov 10 eutsr bis protest sgainsi
this open bsFgain and party msking on
this hoor, which bad beea proposed by the
gentleman from Massachusetts,.
Mr. kisg followed In opposition 70 the
printing Of the memorial. and stated that
uben the Subject Of the tariff came up he
shonlJ be ready 10 meet H.
Mr.. Aroold spoke II some length and
with great warmth. He was glad that the
gsatlemsn from Virginia wss not here, -
there wss distraction enoveh on this floor
sud u .sppesred We would never get ni
the business for which We were called 10.
gelher by the immortal Harrison. There
were diSoTgsnizeEs and iDeendiaTies on
this door, both from ihe north snd lrou
the south. He wished the House could
get 81 some test question 90 that IL could
be known WHISTLER the important business
for which this suffering county had call
ed them together. could be transacted
He wanted 10 know who had the DsioFi
liy on this floor. If they could not do thu
business for which they bad Been eslleS
together. be lvculd move that they cd
jourh. ~ they we're staying here spend
log their time badly and the peoples mo
nsy worse.
attributed 10 hin in ofeIipga .peiitiol
} praying Cor tariff OF projection. 10 IN,
eyenr,0f establishing National Bank =
He could not forget. he would infoIm th'
lgentleman. that 90 200 persons 10 ih,
city OF New York. 10000 in the'rity o
Philadelphia. add 10000 in the city o
Baltimore were thrown out of employ
ment four years after the establishment
Of the Bank in 1916. for the truth q
which be would refer 10 Nilss's Register
ri NF. r. B, Rheti thought that The ques
ltion Of the TariG ought 20 Be- settled !
} this sessiou, and BY noyoie % HE woul
be preveat that speedy action upon j
which be thought the interests Of the mel
camille community demanded. When
was recolleeted that the hnaI consumms
ltion Of The Compromise act was 90 nss
at hand. be hoped the House would TAX
. up tie subject aud finally dispose Of il.
Dir. Briggs then moved The House I'D
. jouru. And At hslf-pasl l2 o'clock II
House adjourned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

Asllsr. uos % wis,fHnF hose 2asufaeissrs -
They ssasi sbouidsr 81 lhs r~prasib,iisy .hieh
arises fron bss nafsaAl, "a iof,Gsfsnt wpsk.
and nahs coed 81 lA<ir pledges IA bsAAT 81
ARTICLES turapd sas 81 thsir SAop. We are a.
tisasd. from Ehas ne havs seen. add fres DE
Representatives, Of oshess. ihai The vosk ssseuied
At Mr. HaGks' coach mandatory viiIeonpsss
with that o. sny siEilar sssa-
bsishnent .withih me reach q eur Siiizsoss aud
nc should os pleased 70 SIC them eontinue 20
exiead 20 bin that liberal eneoarrgsnsas 10
which &c bsiisVe his merits aud has work sniisis
him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

e5AIi Is stated hat MI Charles W. Day,oa.
who weal on. 10 The G,vai Western. is TO bring
back samuel swaEtwoui. uhe Is rcpoE,ed 10 be
residing in Loadoa in great penury.
A Ne~-YOik paper says. that among other
things whieh have been developed in he course
Of The easto~heuss lnvesdgatIca. is the fact. that
swsrrours defaieaiion amounted 10 oaly about
$500, oco- land that the remaining seOo. 600
were Pcekeied By his successors, and vsIy un-
eeTemeniously pus 10 his account
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

TIE FAIR we are pleased TO learn that
The saoent Of The proceeds Of the late Fair
ia this town, conducted By the ladies in eonnec-
ZION with the Pro,A,ant Episcopal Church, re-
aee1 much credit upon the liberaiiiy OF our eiti.
zsns. The Far wss open bot portion Of two
days-the nrst day 4 very vE,fSir one-and the
sum realized. Independent OF all expenses, 10 BE-
iEeen six and seven bundled dotiAfs. Con-
msnd o. TO the ladies. always, uhen any i'm
por,ant and didieult iaskJ are 10 be speedily and
handsomely performed.
ByJAs ray-we must setnovledse the reeeipi
Of large AMI splendid POund-cake, PnrehAssd
at the Fair, and politely PRESENTED 10 Us BY Capt
cotIN PETEH. IL vas sboat The size OF fuIl
moon, and had been got up in the real "a nod.
style. Capt. p By this token OF regard Tor as,
has fcuad a Few place in our affections, aud
Shal Is setter iaan AL, hasno dcrbi also greatly
enhanced The regard Of the ladies for him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

Suit egeinst M. Biddis.--A. PhiIadel.
phia paper gives the following. IS the pre-
else naiuFs Of the suit lately instituted By
the Bank Of the United States against Mr.
Biddle. II is brought to recover nearly
seven hundred thousand dollars paid out
during his administration. for which 90
vouchers can be found. Of which sum
mo.e than four hundred thousand dollars.
il Is asserted. Wa paid him for putposeS
unknown. DPOE -ne checks Of the Cash
Ter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

IAPoRrANT. ~ TRUE.--Tho Detroit
Daily Advertiser saws thai Capt. Taylor,
Of the steamer Daniel Wsbsier, running
between Detroit md Buffalo IL a fast
friend Of The printers sod ~ su evidence
Of IL. he viii carry editors free. and De.
duct s | from. the fare of.svery psssenssT
who will exhibit proof that BE takes q
Newspaper, apd has paid for il one year
10 advance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01
RAscALlTY WITHOUT A PARALLEI

RAScALITT WITHOUT A PARALLEL.
The Nsw-Ysfk conmeseisl says-whiie IN
washiaslSa. ten aays eco. de following state.
neal from he Louissilis JopfnAi was pat into
On hands. Noseithsnhding al he known ana
unknown issisaess Of ofheial eOrfspsiss sndsr
The late Admiaislrptoa. us could scarcely ere
dii . laie OF sunh psblaahing silisny. and ne
susishivsy spplled 10 The general posi ofiee for
isfoFmaiioa. We we're here informed that .,
wss true 10 The letter.
whea Mr.. Barry vas Pos,. Master General. q
COMMITTEES uas appointed ey lhs uaiicd States
Senate 70 invssngaie ihs aasirs OF The Post-of-
Zee Department. The iDveftguii0n resulted IN
The very able report mads By Mr. Esing. "a
which divers extra ailowsnees. and other eorrup-
ton, were duly made known 70 The people Of he
country.
To parry The efsels Of lhss startling report,
nc. Barry. " may Be remembered, Published =
| pamPhlsI. vindieatios, 50 called. 6f his con-
Duet This pamrhiet was. OF eourse. an isdivi-
dual and not an ofAciai doanmehi Nererthri
les. he agreed u pay 10 The editors Of The Globe
Asssrs Blair and Rives, ~ 800 for printing a.
/ Grand charged The amouns 10 the 0oystu'
meat Oh
when Anss Ksndsil sueeseedsd Ms Barry.
a. POssoasisr osssTai. he gianesd evei The
Books Of the department, and saw this item Of
Il
soon lake place. and thai thu extraordinary item
uould mus be bnought 10 lighi, he made Blair
q Rivss reload she money NJ least. be entered
IL - refunded. on The books. Thus the maiiei
remained tili The ID Of March, lett. the very
last day Of Mr.. Van BarenS AdmiRisnation
When Mr.. Mica. the successor Of Kendall ..
/ Postmaster General, e1Lpsid back the 81 500 C
| Blair 4 RiTes, and an entry was actually made
10 the beoks 70 that eeeci In
The staisment, Ie repeat, isEut. and The faet'
doobliess eons,ituie = fair specimen Of The con
daei of The Post-ofics Department durips ID.
/ twelTs ysars shieesienI 70 the 9Th Of MaEel
iss.. Begged ell doubi ihat 'dsParsmesi has
during hat pcriOd. besn ore Of he fouissi den.
Ct corruption Inst ever existed 10 eiviliscd y q
iioa. From another. but velt-adEissd source
] We wsrs infermrd that. being out Of funds. Nile,
drew upon a PrnhsyIvaHia Postmaster in fave
OF Blair Tor the amount The later vas u
erea, haste 10 obtain the amount before Mr.
Granger got Into power, and proposed sending
an express 10 PennsyiEsniA fos the money, :;
prevent The Possibility Of defeat Let there b,
a resolution Of inquiTy in lhs Heuse Of Repre-
sentAiives-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

no The NaIionsi lhssliigeaesr- eoSieetares
hat Congress viii not adjourn earlier than The
lst Of September. From The lit,Ie progress thus
Tar made. that would seem to be The sariiesi Pc
Rod At which an SdiournneaI can be fairly
hoped Tor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01
JOHN MOORE. Prssidsai.

IMPORT DUT1Es.-A resolution hiss
been adopted 10 the House Of Repressn.
laives 10 appoint q Commilisa 10 take
evidence in the principal ports OF entry in
the United States Is 10 the operation Of
the existing rates Of da.ies on imports
upon the commercial. agricultural and
manufacturing interests Of The county.
This 70 "a excellent proceeding. aud viii
serve - preliminary step 10 q calm and
we'll ordered rsmodiaealion Of our Tsria
sysiem. With facts and Essulls before
Then the representatives. Of the people
win be enabled 70 act uadsrstandineIy on
ihis important subject. We have only 10
hope ,ha, TIE mstnbsss Of this Commilsee
msy Dc msn Of intelligence and soDnd
diseTsiioa.-- Beliiaoys y1as1 ieaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-07-01

Bermuda papers announce the death Of Vice
Admiral Sir THonIs HlRvEY. naval command:
er-in-eh'sf on the North american and West In.
ldiastations- He died very suddsniy, Of apo
lPlezy, on The 2s,s May.