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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-07
SENATE.
Thursday. SeplomLer ., leI

Oh
The bill 10 establish a Fiscal CorpDraiion coming
up rs the unfinished business of yesterday. aud tho
question being OH ordering the bill to IL, third read.
Jag -
Mr. Archer went at large in'o an argumon'1tiye
speech IN defence of the cUnsIiiuIiUnalily of the
bill.
Mr. Buchanan replied. accusing Mr. A. Of P-guing
like n conSolidationisi nnd Of having li sciIesI his
claim To be cunsidereJ q S,ale-righIs man. But Mr.
u. having expressed a doubt whether the bill would
he signed; gentlemen might hy n kite ut the white
house.
IL was continued by MlessIs. Buchanan. Calhoun,
clay, Walker, Rivcs. King. Archer, Preston, Wright,
Pierce. Berr'en. end Linz: when Mr. Bcrrien, insist.
ing ON hrs right ofrcply to the are garment which had
been urged against the bull hc had had the honor
10 Introduce rs the Orgaa Of a committee. for that
purpose moved on adjournment; which motion pre-.
vail'ng.
The Senate. after a session Of seven hours. at q
little hpE,fe stn,lnxxn oIsn,r.ol
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Wa McCLuMas, Secretary.

Tn following from the Pcnnsy!yIuia Enluirrr
comes something nearer ombotyiug our views on
he courso ofrhc wing ror,y ia congocss aud out,
ought 10 uCtsuc.
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CHOCTAW RESERVATIONS

Tho bill rom ihc Senate entitled IN aet ~ rra
VIDE W ihc nIrf1ciiun n Uw tsudiur Chaefaw ~.
scfvaiion7. und,r he 1914 srrrlc ~ he f-r1iy 81
Dincing Rabbit creek. Of September 1870" was
wken ~ AMI read isice ~ rfilc.
\ mrFsago was fccciycI frun he pra.ulenf "a
We UEhod Siliss. ~ zee bonds ofJoia q .ler. d.
Fec hl7 Pnyatc SscfrfuUg iuffminr fhe ifll4
Nat The Pcsidcut had appruvsI ~ fru.d no
blll making appropriation g. he iaurrl r1fruses
81 Wdlism licny U1mau. dcccaari. late President
81 fie United Siaies
On mOii0n q Sc FILLMORE. do Hovse alsurn
81.
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IDA EVENING POST. and NV
- "oI,LO i9r 'hc week ending september 4,
100 I@r sale by single numbers by
Join a. THOMPSON a 20
Periodical Agents N,p,,, 81
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a., "F""F iUEWNF a.
We publish : day. from the Lebanon Chrunicle.
some further dc'rls Of the shower OF BtocI" which
iei' ~ wilson county. Our readers may resi- assur-
ed Of the facts stated. however we are unable 10 no.
count ior them. A scientific gentleman Of this CITY
leil here ON Saturday, on q visit TO The scene Of this
phenomenal for the purI Ise Of gathering farther
PARTICULARS.
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SPOHriNG POwDER.-Du Po,,. g--lo
- '"n Powder. In clnistcr "a one n,g,J o,eb.
"'l,i"'eu CLEANER quicker md stronger man anv
,"''i h%crc''iprc imported. Always on
hand mi iVf sllc by j. a. T~utgVpsON a. g0 "
~ icri0lical AGENTS. Monroe s.
tNOh hENf.-Tnc large add cOmmodIous
",s dwelling and stpre nom, conner Of
'iilu nld JcHcrsOu streets. ani nearly opposite Inc
Worth Western B'pk. will be- routed l,. 4, an
'plf1Fod icn1ut. fof terms upply o.
MING 4 CRUNfB NCkER
40. Wafer Street
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NJ E0uln. fram The Committee on Finance. who
nG"ucJ ihr 90 frm Ice House Of Representative
"'n' no large into % general rypueo Of De contents.
''l 'n IfrHmrW iu defence Of is cungftufpualliiy
'"i ''HrIf.nrg showing ir ulifrrmiiy bath ~ Inc
.inf .ni iIru ly hc President. especially bv
H. HrH.Hu iI hf. veto mc.s1vc. and ale1 with The
."'Iamnu' r~rIurI hy Mr. Riycs 10 tho bill for.
".It rIHTri hy hfr C'rv.
NIf'IIy rI Gated Doc rIfrncn' DO had made Of
i' 'ni .I H1f although Hs HIl w17 MT errh as be-
il'.H ' iHo urrrHIu.a Df fr county rrIuircd-t
i.N .lnH hr rIHr of EhIf hc could have wished
'' s.r-Yef 90 wuI' accomplish to re- cpnetIpmblc
'"rIi iN0 most important oiircf.; Too ono was tho
'eniliilu oltlc exchanges Diibl country. fho other
.1r InFlrnfg n e1uui ruI uniform currency through.
'ni nI ports 'ffHc cIu1fy 70 being thus n measure
Nhffh wFs likely OBJ accomplish much good. DO
h11I1 r"f refuse i0 vote br b. merely hcc1uec 90 did
ni 1cc1mp.sh 900 fhc g1ri Do bad hoped ani dc.
rcd, We wCui fr DONG 1s mu,h good la hr
puli. Boo every sphere ofIie bod which 30 was hs
% 20 move 1ud 1u ihaf principal. Gee 5ll should
Die vote.
MfHcut1u ~ rod 70 amruI fbc hI Nv atIkf me
Ni lo word 'sHfss" 1m1rr .lc clr-srs Of rucfbYL
.r arrrhrI Boo rc I2H section Of fmc brI. md
f..I ha mIft,u ina speech.
w h.r-01 briefly replied. whom fhc amendment
=. fIrcai-Yrl. 1s. N1cs 2s
'if n.n.1n NICu muyci Oh STRIKE from fhc slmr
'l7. u ihe bI inc VOID HcIfp5rlI1us" aud sop
'L,l uHH nH'.au ~ Re- aprp,H
ih. Hmr1lmrnf .hlrsi Goo gtrofr Fr-Irrter q
's fJ....i t.H ID N. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-13
r,;.,,,-- - pr.n,1, 70 Gsneral Harrison.

The public prints are teeming with the manifesto
tons Of sympathy and respect Tor the deceased RE
sdent Our paper could not contain the hundredth
of what has been. and will he done upon this meian-
cbolv occasion. The Legislatures of Maryland, Penn.
svlvania and New York-the Cities of the several
State, North and South of us, Baltimore, PhIladel-
mia New York Charleston, Boston, the interior Towns
in ali directions pouring forth their feelings, and
expressing them in different ways-sy popular pro-
cessions-.by minute guns--tolling of the Church
bes-by eloquent addresses, or by affecting resolutions
In Virginia public meetings are holding in our Towns
We have before the proceedings OF Norfolk, Peters.
burg, Lvnchburg &c, &C. The following are the
proceedings in our own City
4 Tribute TO the Memory Of the late President.
"At meeting Of the citizens of Richmond, convened
at Trinity Church Thursday, the eth inst, General
VIM Lambert, Mayor Of the city, was called to the
Chair and c. w. Munford appointed Secretary
"On motion of Mr. D. w. Leigh, the following pre-
amble and resolution unanimously adopted
"The citizens Of Richmond assembled in genera
meeting, on occasion Of the lamented death OF W ~
LIAM HENRY HARRISON Int President OF Inc
United States, all hearts uniting in the desire to pay
nerited honors the memory of the chosen Cher Ma
gstrae of the people, are sensible that they canho
more eectually render such honors, than by leshyg
thus publicly the respect, veneraton, and love lcj
bore him. while living; their grateful sense OF his eA
allied civic and private virtues, SO sgnay manifesto
,hroughout his life and of his eminent and Distinguish
ed public services and their for the awful dis
pensation Of Providence that has suddenly removed
him from the high station to which he had been re
Gently called by the well-earued confidence Of m
country and beEeaved the people Of his irmness, mo
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steamer Great Liverpool, from the Mediterranean we
have still Inter from the East, she having lett
Alexandria Feb. 24,h, and Malta 1s ut. 1t appears
,h, Alexandria again the of troublesome ne
ro,tions. Three tirmans arrived from the Sultan on
the oo February, conveying tie Pac!alic of Egypt 10
Mebemet Ali, with succession to his descendants, on
certain conditions These conditions both numer-
ous and stringent and in Of the n-performance
Of any one OF them, the inheritance would be revoked
1t is stated, that Mehemet Ali absolutely rejected
two Of them declaring, At the same time, that he look
ed 10 England on whose good faith he always relied,
10 save HIM from the danger and disgrace involved in
them
Commodore Napier remained at Alexandra in hopes
of assisting 10 bring the renewed dispute TO IN ami
cable termination
The plague was increasing at Alexandria, where the
small pox was becoming very destructive
CHINA
The report Of Admiral Elliots resignation from III
health is confirmed and he had arrived al Singapore
on the 18th December and left that port on the 20th
following whereby Commodore Sir James Gordon
Bremen takes the command Of the squadron.
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RICHMOND, Va, TUESDAY, APRIL l3, 1871.
Il. STATES BANK.

u. STATES BANK.
The developments ofthe conduct otths Institution are
frighu Blu, we shall publish the Report OF the Com
mltee of Investigation, and let readers Judge Tor
themselves The y. Y. Herald (money article states,
that "The report of the L. S Bank Committee IS Great
ing The most intense excitement. Mr.. Dunlap has re
signed the Presidency Of the Bank and John Mnftn'
ESD merchant of Philadelphia, IS appointed 70 inc
vacancy pro TEN " (Mr NJ subsequently declined act
ing as President and Col Drayton, formerly Of Sou,l
Carolina has been appointed and accepts 'a the d.
rectors have been called upon resign, and II hrh
time they did SO. The report Of the committee -
little better than detail of part OF the mlsdceds OF
those who have been entrusted with the Bank, and the
pernsa of leaves the impression that not more tnan
one tenth part has been told The committee expend
great deal Of talk about the taken By the DIN
GERS but conceal the condition Of the large portion OF
the assets.
Il NAV be proper remark tia, il has been thought he
majority Of tc committee submit the lists IN httall al inc
The injury which would result u me
credit such exposition, might ultimately ~
detrimental 10 lie Interests Stockholders, while 10 benefit
If sufficient importance countrbance such aia!sciei appear
ed present iscl. !,
The committee may rest assured that The public WI
be satisfied with such soPhIsry as this. Inc COM
mit,ee 70 on TO say, as follows
Gln regard 10 these two lines therefore, the commit
lee will content themselves with remarking, that tut
sau proportion CONSISTS Of regular mercantile ITS
counts
oThis is an important admission OF what then 90 the
ri, - ,nd,y;dunIs owe 100000
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nrcsen,;np arms, and the officers salutng It IN M
tarv form. Having reached tie prnciPal eh'a','.'
the Car was again halted the coi'in was 'ahs''
down and placed the shoulders oil ihe pea''i.
the Cherry advanced, and tie Rev Mr. ita"ley' fec'.
mn the solemn funeral service Of the Episcopal itu'
@ tho Procession advanced down the principal avenue
~ Inc Cemetery until il reached the receiving 'in
whore space had been kept open by sehlres UNIV.
arms and where hollow square beng iermeu' ie w.
fin was lowered into the vault. signal oei!'a ~
IA The troops outside the battalion Of Light Ar'iey
who were paccd on an adjoining cminence, hfea 81
Lutte which Immediately followed oy inc 49,.
military bodies in line, who commenced nli's - =. -
left 10 the right and continued the saiu'e III ! ~
thrice gone up the whole line. -, .o,,rn
M rproc.ss;nn then resumed its march, ana return
al h b same route to the city, where the troops were
dismissed and the citizens retrea 10 ine. 80.
,hodss By five o'clock nothing remained out cup,
s,,o.,s and the emb,ems of mourning upon t'e
and tha still deeper gloom which oppressed ie gene
ral mind with renewed power after al was os',, anu
the sense of the public bereavement o"e ""' =
ill the thoughts ,, Heads or No
n,,me,ts bv whom the funeral OF the lae PRESIDENT
WAS arranged as TO the Ex-Memhers oil lne oao'e. OF
Tho lo,c Administration in this city, that The ai'er
were Individually and particularly ihVItu 70 a''e"u'
and MI did attend the Funeral OF Gen HARRISON.
That no honor might be wanting which 1t was pos
;,Ie 70 nav 10 the memory of the deceased patriot
President the Legislature Of the State OF Maryland
being in session. adourning for the purpose came 10
this city in body, attended by their officers and the
symbols of their authority and joined IN the Funeral
Procession.
From the Legislature of Pennsylvania too, also IN
session Joint committee of both Houses arrived IN
this city on Wednesday mornings and truly represent
cd the feeling of that great State on this melancholy
occasion. ~ !,
There is something touching and morally beautiful
in the merging of all party distinctions, in the above
instances, IN the feeling of respect due to the memory
of the honored dead.
The following gentlemen, as PALL.BEAREEs, were
designated 10 represent the several States and Terri
tories which are attached TO their names at the Funeral
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Extract of a letter from the Upper Co1ntry'

EItract q ltttef from Me tYF..7 -. .,7 = =
"W,h John Tyler at the helm, wh"' s.
course and policy Of his administration: IN.
stop the mad career of prescription ana ~ :, !,
opinion. .akeJ when the present Cabinet -, =
cp,;na 40 rslen,les,ly. Are we not now -,
q. s. Bank, ,hat curse of curses TO a h ns3s
will Presiden, Tyler be so blind as to be i"rs
the Federal Clique around him at Wa'n .s n.
sign Bank bill, il Congress should pa ies
he, can he, retain Granger IN the foss ~, ~ A.
ment: and Webster as premier lie mas ,,.o,
r"v 10 render his country vastly mp6''a".
l poSs so make no himself popular in high degree
n noI "a; 10 see this. And will he not do u
"You may rely on It, Sir, our aP ,bo uope;
will result, in many coun'ies !" ="
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

The Wings have again carried the State
Ellsworth IS reelected Governor by majority
$500. Six Wings are elected 10 Congress, " !!
Trumbull, VIM. w. Boardman, L. w Williams.
L. Smith, John II. BroGkway and T. Z. Osborne
Wings succeeded in at least IL out Of q Sem
Districts--their majority in the other House Il Re-
When the Republicans once carried Connocue-
r. Wing sneered at our success, and said, II W.
a proof that we were Federalists What wi!
now Why, if it even were consistent N nn'
positions, il would say, and truly, that Connecu'.
still the land OF steady habits-true TO her frs
Federalism.
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Archibald Stuart is the Republican candidate
Congressional District Of Franklin, BEDFORD !
and Henry. His Address to the People j. cap'ia''
inch of t-agreeing fully with all the sound ca'.
the old Virginia faith The Lynchbrrg Rep.
believes "that majority of the people OF ite Y
are State Rights Rcpublicnns-lf SO, they cahr
tain Mr.. Gogrln, who, if we understand hIs i'.a.
differs from them Fundamentally and totai'y.
Patrick esuaty.--A Correspondent Of the s7Hs
writes from Patrick, that "lsaac Adams y ~ Is
for the House of Delegates, and will be elected
the prediction" Another Correspondent also e
es much confidence in the success Of the kePu..
Of Patrick on the 9TH Thursday of this moaiA
Captain Vincent Witcher (erst one OF the mo-
mined advocates of State Rights, profrs'edly =
anti National Bank many has come out N rs sit.
Halifax Courthouse in favor OF National ban"
is the fruit Of an unhoy ambition. Mr.. ' IS,
willing TO sacrifice his former principles, 'oF =
Congress The Wings claim the sacrifice Tor W.
(Mr. Coles himself occupying the true grorn1
Bank)-and Mr.. w. makes II. "But (as tae
burg Republican says) will the State Rights y
cans, who constitute as we believe decided ~
the people of Halifax, Campbell and Pit,sylvii
fer so firm supporter Of their principles az :
Coles, to be turned out o! Congress by y
avows himself the advocate Of an unconstltu.0
tional Bank-the most Objectionable ana ca
measure the Federal party.
Nelson County.-William Fa5er, ESD IS -
candidate in this county-Col Fitzpatrick ia' !,
UNFAIRLY retired from the field "Nlf FabeE
Charlottesville Jeifersonian) though genie
unexce ptionable character, IS yet teGefa's.
Old School, and i, remains to be seen whether =
pie OF Nelson Will prefer him to tina, genuAF
hearted Republican, DR.. Lyon ....
Fa,l;uicr e,untu.-A Democratic Meeting =
an tho I'd (Col VIM r. Smith in the 1haf.
A. KIips,lne secre;a'y}-wheh nominated MN s', " W.
and Dr.. VIM Thompson as candidates tor lDs !.
A, tho Warrenton Jeffersonian says, Dr.. Ino'.
conduct, "as soldier and patriot, gave nm %
stand with all parties, that upon the close d e
he was elected a member of the Legislature
twice. and then retired to private life, ea'f!.''
him the esteem of his friends, and the persons
Of no one. The Meeting recommend .! : :. !,
Of I.oudoun as the Republican candidate ~ :.
P. S. The Wheeling Argus Of last ,idaE \.
cheering anticipations from Brooke, AaIso IN.
Monongalia and Preston. It counts WIN
dence on the election Of Jefferson !. ,..
shall, and Presley Martin in Tyier-i he
counties it considers entirely safe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-13

Irlo are the Spoits men THE Boston Post states as
fact, that Mr Lincoln the new collector Of that port,
had received in the Of three or four days ~
personal applications besides bushei OF written pe.'.
tons. for only about fifty Offices iii his gift similar
indecent rush had been made upon the new Postmaster
Of Philadelphia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-13

The On. York; s'Catskill Recorder" yinica'''
Compromises of the Constitution and the Riggs
Virginia against the aegressions Of the Govcrnor Z
York-trusts that Virginia will continue % ire.'
as an open question, until the people (of y.
have an opportunity Of proncuncing proper yer
upon men who have, in their official conduct, cai'-
set the highest constitutional obligations nj d'iis-
and assures us that "ihe course pursued BY Gov
Seward, in refusing 10 comply with the demand .
gnia, meets with the strong condemnation .! 4 I.
portion Of the people Of \. York
So infatuated are the Wing members Of the
Legislature, that when n resolution was subin'.
the Senate, calling for Mr.. Pattons letter, ihcy e
upon the table.
We have attempted to avoid all party appeals
GINA upon this delicate and important snbJfc'
when the Delegate from Fauquler, IN his address !.
voters Of that county, suspects the Republican v
bers Of the Virginia Legislature Of pressing The ~
with a view Of bearing down upon The Wings Z.
York, is it not just as fair for us to suspect TIE
who opposed the Inspection law, OF certain ~
with these same Wings. One charge al least c.s't
other.
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il must not be overlooked that among the most sin
cere mourners at the grave of our late president
were the entire Corporate Bodies of the cities d
Washington, Georgetown, and Alexandra, with then
Fxecutys officers
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.iicssrs. Garland and Gilmtr

l-;r,,,,, or, H. 81
80. - ~ 49, n,I;,;o;ans IA .ae
~ No no,as &c ,hs Wbrs - ,ha Aims t&''l'' ,N
o"iia'u t"e -,;aI, -, WIG ''Oei'afe y
'F'c'' me "no's "'s. -, e'm".. '"u al"as'ns-s
we co'i', ~, @s,.S ,'o"''is eA"act Y
a'''.e' ~, o"'."'1 ,b' !" Us :.
..ra ~ W. ne ,.a,,', aaad''1
Garland lie came 10 thar md when personal amb =
consulted its prompn-s, would have kept him IT, T..
powerful ana e. an aprafae.' 'lrn' ~ umeI"Ii,,
sears IN lie violent conflict which ensued
Y, iade-d, it were trre, was animated BY wti;e'
lat week, ,nat ,,"J"r .'anH had declared ms pI.
aJ NJ. Ssmes he WIG. could moi sustain h nor
G. expect their suppor,-for as he well knows, ogpo.:
sfens ras ihr 0ona = inon bsresn hsm NC are "1'a
M , ,y, "saIa s ia, All, ono.n .ue On
10 National Bank lie s,ill decss-y oppose, /. l.
Tfeasai, That bond onncn then REMAINS un'Fokca. diet
even y "efc not We .oi'' see y" phus.or ao.,e tf
any oG.r man. s.no . Liable 10 IN, same osyrt,,o ".
to a greater extent"
We pass over its remark upon Elr. Gi!mer b4 !
cannot refrain from expressing our indignant 49,
rneni al the position IN "hch II places alr G}r2,
and ~ ms o'rn authority II ne prefers The N''.
Bana 10 the Independent reasury, We know ia4,'
not always the case and that he preferred TIE 4.
in consequence o. his constitutional objections
National Bank. How can Mr. Garland lus.i7
present cour.e. One would think that The lndP,f..
Treasury was less Objectionable, even III The eyes
Conservatiyes-1st. 1t IS not unconsttuuona-l.e
not violate that fundamental Charter; but Baaa IS
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cloouence. added: "The laws of England shall not
be violated even By your holy zeal to Cypress SIM
ncr." r. a.,
Mr.. MANGUM read various extracts from Tue
Glohs or the same period, maintaining doctrines d.
,cv the reverse o: those commended for by the Intel
ligcncer. e,o q
the fact that that doctrine repudoted by the Demo
cratic party which il was directed.
On the motion of MIR. PRESTON, the Senate then
went into Executive session.
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TInrsdnm Mnrch IL. ISL.

thursday, -Hdfch II, lclI.
Tie resolution TO dismiss Blair and Rives being un
der consideration
Mr.. BERRlEN resumed the debate, this day, in sup
mort of the resolution. The views which he expressed
at some length, were those of previous speakers
After 4 short but conclusive Speech from Mr.. Ben
ton, the vote was taken, and resulted as follows
Yeas-Messrs. Archer Barrow, Bates, Bayard, Der
ren, Choate, Clay Of kentucky, Clayton, Dixon
Evans, Henderson, Huntington, Ker, Mangum, Mer
rick, Miller, Moorehead, Porter, Preston, R'ses Sun
mons, Smith of Indiana, Southland, Tallmadge, Whitt
and Woodbrdge-26.
NaYs- Messfs Allen, Benton, Buchanan, Calhoun
Clay of Alabama, Cuhbert, Fulton, King, Linn, Mac
Roberts, Nicholson, Sewer, Smith of Connecticut
Sturgeon, Tuppan, Walker, Woodbury. and Wing III
lis.
So the resolution 10 dismiss Blair and Rves as Print
ers of the Senate to the 9th Congress was adopted
Mr.. CLAY of KY, moved the following order:
Ordered, That the official bond taken from Blair and
Ryes as Printers of the Senate of the 9th Congress
be delivered 10 them by the Secretary Of the Senate
On this Mr. BENTON called the yeas and nays
which were ordered and the motion carried by a
precisely similar vote to that the above question
yeas 20, nays Il.
afterwards adjourned.