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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
The DAYros IcoNvENTIoN II ONO.

This great gathering Of the people, On The 29Ih
ulIimo, is represented a. exceeding. in numbers
and enthusiasm the Convention Of 1870 Ne.
less than one hGndrsa tAsusand persons we're pre-
sent. Mr.. Clay was 10 good plight, and spoke
about 40 hour and ! half. He was attended III
Messrs. crit,endss, Andrews, BearIie, Brock,
c Clay, So1lhgate, Flournoy. and other distin-
guished men. ! Gov! corwin was also present,
and addressed The multitude. The Ohio State
Journal gives a glowing account or The affair,
but We have only room for single paragraph
"Among the different professions were many
stirring, interesting and .aughable Sptctacles -
We noticed nearly all sorts of handierafis-a
spinning jenney from a wooden facioty-a plat
form, upon which The whole process 3f convert
ing iax from The raw material into thread was
Iepresenied--s carpenters and joinef's shop ~
curriers' shop, with hands dressing leather
shoemakers busily plying The hammer and awl
farmers lhfeshIng grain with lais4-painiers
errding their materials, and mixing then with
oils &c. There was another design which had
\ thrilling and touching effect An immense car
had been prepared, 10 which rode a choir Of tiny
musicians, consisting Of some ninety girls and
twenty or thirty boys Of the ages Of esEhtlor Ten
years, wearing exact uniforms, and bearing small
banners. They sung several songs, one Of Them
a welcome 10 Mr.. Clay. and when hey raised
their silver chorus The hearts Of ais within the
sound ihroboed with sensations OF delight and
81 hpslhy."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
RALr1MoREl ANn Otiln nan. RnAn.

The Baltimore papers contain the Sixteenth An
nusl Report Of the President and Directors, which
is aehesring and satisfactory document. The A.
mericap says:- n III. tIE. =
"Sinee the appearance Of last years Report, the
road hRs been completed ftom Harpers- Ferry to
Hancock and within some three or four weeks
from The prescott time il will be opened to Cnmber-
land. An important point. long looked forward 10.
will thus be reached and The work, securely es-
tsblished on Fem basis will then stretch onward
to lis final :ermiahtnn, with every prospect Of .
speedy and suseesaful cohaummatian."
IN appears .'hy the Report that the expenses Of
management have been further. materially dim n
ished in the course Of the year, while on tbeoher
hand the general business on the main Stem has in.
creased kE iii ~
.'The net revenue Of the years business l., in
rouud numbers SECS 900, being upwards or Eve
per cent on the $4,000 $50 expended 10 Harpers-
Ferry ;shd nearly three per on, the entire cost
Of the Road and its appendAgea from Baltimore 70
Cumberland. These truly cheering results,
in operation since June last. and they furnish the
vell-founded expectation that witk the lsrReip-
crease or travel which Stll be secured 10 the Road
on its completion 70 Cumberland, the business Of
the year just entered upou must exhibit rate Of
profit probably double that Of ths past Jear. Y
Il 10 proposed 70 extend The Road twelve miles
beyond Cumberland. 80 As % penetrate the heart Of
the iron and coal region Of Allegheny. Tie cost
Of ,hi, IL e.,ima,sd st $4,000. The expense Of
transportation on the Main Stem has been reduced
more Than one-haIf aimee rSs7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

MAINLAND RLEcTIoN.

Tks Ea1l Rsssif The rer1rns have reached
us sfom ali lis Counlies 10 iher State Those
uhieA have npl been already ef-eo wlllthe foRnd
below and Dc add few Others which 81 10
eorrect pfesiaas esf1rs. The GeneTal Assembly,
il wIli be sscbllsried will this year comprise 81
Senators ap& 50 Deiesalesa Oi these he Wings
have Is S<salpss and IS Delsgsses and LheO-
foeos 8 Se6albss and A6 Delegates making =
Loeofoeo sEaiorsy Of sz - ioiat ballot spf The
two HoasexI and LEAVING Il. for one delegate ia
ST. aaryN- This, of course, loses Us ii Whig u
s. Senator ID the nett Congress
RKcArrruiAksaN > sr.rE SENATE
The Senate eUhkisls of, 81 menbers. ~ 81
whom hold Orrc, ADD ssEe elected on Wed
\ nesaay. or The Senator'S holding over, Ar
/ Wings ana Loeofocos. OF he 1 Senator
whose ts1un, have expired, s were wings and
4 laeofoeo s4,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
WING CONVENTION.

I The Wings Of many Of The counties Of this
State hay already appointed Delegates to the
convenli9n proposed 10 be held in Richmcnd on
The god Of February next. The objec, Of this
Convention is 10 prepare proper Organization
for the campaign Of 1874, and to keep up =
manly resistance to The eneroachmenls of,power.
Virginia .nay not give her vote 10 the great
Wing champion, lii might be promising too
much 10 advance } but The voice other formida-
bic minority Of gallant spirits will cheer on The
yeoinanry Of other States. who have The ability
Il do What they did inl ls4o-hurI from power
lhose who bad unwdfthily abused the high
eust reposed in Them.
h What say the wings Of Jefferson. DoSye
nssn 10 be represented 10 the onveatienp if
youdo, it is lime some movement wefs,nade Tor
Ihe purpose. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

Al late mass neesidfn Phiiadelphia. al
which the Hon. Jchl tgeaal presided. he
Hon john NJ. cisylo1 oDelauars vas inlro-
dueed and ADDRESSED lhssseinblage Tor about
isu h0nrs and half Htsfefred 70 MIR! Web
s.ers desaaeislioh Of Ia oaspronise Act, and
yiaaieaied Mr. clsy IL hsisFIy masner He
Was in the SENATE ef.sr ti,ed slsie. uhen ii a
act vas nalursd, sai talfally ssqsiinted with
its origin add Mr. CD notives 10 inirodncing
u. Mr.. verPlsnek ma sfed ! tariff bill. which
Gas 10 raise twelve mfIbas, and LAY duties Cd
imports not lover ihanlQ nor higher lhan 30
per eent being = ~ 81 is PEI cent
NJ cIayIon says hi, uhieh- could have
heen passed By Gen J ks5hs innuehce. would
have stopped every ftory in. The Uniyn. Mr.
Gays bill saved Ihkst and il saEed he cnnnIry
from The ia,uedisls bn.equenees q nulIikea|
tim; svr every o1enous that Geh. Jacksol
would have sIeeuI4 IS purposes upon SOatt
Carolina. bat fof ID innrPOsition Of The oliy'
brsnch. I*'
aMr, Cla5lon Diseased The bank question d
al lis details, traced distinctly the difference be
iween ! National banked The olden tune and ahs
miSealIed United State Bank Of Pennsylvania
shich was not Viii measure. and had neFei
received The SANCTION Il the Wing leaders. Tn
naiional bank might beliksned lo u gun shil
stsea, while The uailaf States Ink 81 Pennsyl
- vas ! "A eun SIP IN mill-pond; the one
b IFS branches and nalional character, eouls
y admirably for the benefit oflhe nation
the nIher had no room, 70 work az all. ex
10 killing and fishing, al which they cangh
thing Of value al 81. ...
'The closing portions Of his speech abounde'
f.,h some exeellent abecdoies, and his appeal 1
y6nd he humble mannEzctufrr. ~dsf srnrt ~eie
quenI and hearl-slirring Al he close Ire meet
ing broke forth with three hearty Peals of ap
Plause.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
1MEyLCO.

d
The Madisonian states that George s.
Cursor. Esq bearing desratches from
The u. States Minister 1. Mexico 10 the
Department Of Slate. arrived in Wishing.
ton on "Wednesday. having left Mexico
on the 18Th ult and performed the whole
distance between The tvo cities Of Mex
CO and Washington i'd tUeniy-three days.
Mr.. c. confirms :he news Of the cspture
~ San AnioAio by The Mexicans, under
General Wsll; they having carried the
town while The eoSrt Was in session. and
broken into the courtroom while some
lawyer vas srEoing case. and taken;
plaintiff and defendsai. Judge. jury and
ell. prisoners The belel is, thai seri-
Gus attack ons Texas IS intended By Mex
ico. and that The deslinasion Of the troops.
assembled under pre,enee Of proceeding
10 Yucatan, Is, IN reality. Galveston.
A letter 10 the eds.oSs OF the New Or.
leans Bee from friend ID The city or
Mexico. states that tbs bad understand.
ing existing between .ihe tse Govern:
menls. in Consequences Of the insulting
lone Of BocAKEcRA. sad been arranged
to the satisfaction Of General THOMPSON.
who. a the request Of Ehs President. held
IN interview with him. Il The Pslsce Of
the NasionsI Goternment. This war e.
feeied. the letter sddsi by ihs high abd
manly tone assumed bs Gen. THOMPSON
On eli occasions.
On the day The Aedssy Ieft Vera
lcruz. Gen. ALMoNIF. Mibisisr PIenipo-
leniiary near The ccvefnmenf Of The
Tinted States. and sri6s among wkosa i
ne son Of The late Emperor lruRbtDz,
we're 10 leave Vera Ctaz ID The 6spus
fu Esw YOfke
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
Eom Is, Rsekesar Evening Pod.
TRADE VITA CANADA-IMPoRrANT TC
MIFIERs ANl; WHEAT GROWERS.

| hlLLERS ANb. WHEAT GROWERS
! BY q Messsge5 which We find 10 the
British Wing OF Sept. 81. fIom Lord
Stanley 10 Sir Charles Bagot. it appear.
that the MeibeI Country is willing and
anxious 10 approximate 70 ,hs principle,
Of free Trade, wish her Colonies, as fast
! ss she consistently csn.s The duty on Ca,
madam -four is about 70 be reduced. and
no means will beiaken, il is said, 10 die
eliminate between that grown 10 Canada
and that .! the great west Of our own
Country, il exported BY the way 81 the
ST. 1LaWrence. This will be good new,
10 The growers Of Ohio, Michigan. and Wis,
consin. We append an extract. NJ
By the Law. as il has hitherto stood,
Canadian Wheat, and Whes, Flour. have
been scmmsibleF into Great Britain. At /
raie Of duty estimated At 5s. per Quarter
until The price il The English Market
reached 7s.--a[ .shich amount the du.
" fell to Cd. Blythe Bill WhichiG now
before Parliament. a duty Of IS. is levisble
coiy while the price Is below oOs.. and
SIS. falls 10 Is. only. But in addition Ia
this reduction 10 the amount OF price al
which the lower duty becomes payable,
il IL proposed 10 fake off The, restriction
which has hitherto been imposed upon
The importation Of Gao sdian, Flour INTO
Ireland. and thus 10 opena new market 20
that which NAV IIsily be considered as
one Of The manufactures Of Canada.
tits true that The Imperial Parliament
ct the time they admitted Capadisn Pro-
duce at slno1ihs; duty, might constiiu-
tionslly have imposed a corresponding
duty upon the imports Of American
Wheat 10 Canada, and might thus have
placed check upon The undue influx Of
Foreign under th5 name or Canadian
produce but whatever might be the
view taken BY Der Msjesty's Government
uuder ditferent safe Of circumstances.
10 which Tax imposed BY Colonial .Au-
thoFiiy and oil couFse receivable into the
Colonisl Treasury. upon wheat imported
from the U. S., might secUres hgriculiur,
lists Of England against ihe competitions Of
foreign growers. they have been unwill-
ing TO impose such Tax, BY the auihori.
". Of Parliament. upon a rsw1 article
which might be required for home, con
sumption in Canada and in the absence
Of such lax. have fell il impossible 10
propose 10 Parliament further reductions
han that which they have submitted in
Eavor Of Wheat and Wheat Flour shipped
rom the Ports 81 Canada. have. SC.
n Signed] STANLEY.
The Right Hon.
SIS Charles Basoi, G.. G. B., SC. Sc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

: Co.. John Riehnobd. J.V.AE. Ros.
lelll. Henry Baker, Iselin & Co, London;
Gasisvus Heyu. Belfast; Lubienski ana
Co.. Dsnitie; Grshsn s Co. Hsmborg !;
and : leu q minor llpoI,sncs ~ Hun
and other ouiperIs.
Richard RobeEis, the celebrated s,eeu.
laior 70 cotton. bank and rails shares. 4.
Manchester, hss slso failed. His li.bili.
iles 70 the Bank Of Manchester are some
E60. 900. againsi which there are certain
securities, which should BE- worth some
There is no sltersiion 10 ii. posi.ioa Of
ne mosey msrtei. Where. he paper i
q he proper description, however. il l.
readily diseouEIed 81 u per cent. and 10
iev ssses daily evea l-e lover.
MARKETS..
LlvEhPooL. September rs Corron -
The market has this week sgain been W.
~ dull ard uain:eresting. and = very
small smount 81 business has been done
The sales no, exceeding 1910 bags.--
Spectators hsFe been very Iakewsfm,
their PURCHASED only amounting 10 500
bags AmeFicsni
To das's dergand for cotton has been
very moderate .snoa more ihaa 1900 b %
having been Rold! Prices are without
alteration.
Saturday. SeFismberl7. days de-
nand for COTTON has been limited, and The
Gales smouased 10 only 1880 bags. but
prices are without change.
Monday September 10 o-day's de-
mand for cotton, has been moderate. and
The sales s1o1n. 10 only 3 600 bags. ali Of
4FlAlietA haysy lhsty ifts6y. tnate BENG 20
pressure 10 sell.
Monday. September 10 Grain The
Corn trade has 81 lsie experienced little
change. but upon the whole. more firm
ness has been n anifested by the holders
Of gr.nsried STOCKS. which have nov got
into hands less necessisated TO sell than
the original importers.
Improyemeniiof any moment in prices
is very tsrdy. and as Ear as can be fore
seen, we have no anticipation Of other
wise than nodefste rates Tor sornr time
forward The best brands Of United
States Flour have realised 29s 10 3Os
Canadian. one. 27s. Cd. to 2Ss super
hne. 30. per Dbl. duty paid canadian
Oatmeal r. sgsin rather cheaper. say 22s.
70 22s. Cd. per 2i0 lbs.; Peas. 2Sssto 3Os.
per quarter. & II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

, The Fail Term Of The Circuit Superior Court Of
Esw nnd Chsneery, for Jefferson Couaiy, was
enRrAeaeed on Monday last. Judge Douglass pre-
sidhe The Grand Jury indicted the abseo.ding
horse thief, HeihoG, and made prssentmenis Of =
nannbsr Of merchants for selling liquor 10 negroes
without permits from their masters The jury
,eem dsletmined 70 cas-, eye oserthe whole sOun-
y, in reference 20 this MISTER, ind have according
y summoned Witnesses to pPpesr before them on
Saturday, to which day they have adjourned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
Prom AZ .N:g B.dfsrl Brle,;..

air. Webster announced. in the course
Of his speech. that be should fake 40 ear
" opportunity 10 address he wings pf
Massachusetts sgsin. when be will enter
more particularly into discussion Of bis
petition 10 relation 10 the Wing parry
when this discussion has been bad We
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

Y The New York Spirit or the Times thinks he
Race Camden on the 29,h, between Fashion
and Boston, will draw sixty thousand spectators
y is not unlikely, since Boston has suffered de-
feat q Alexan6fla, thar Blue Dick will take his
plses 10 The race with Fashion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

The malehraee projected between Miss FOo,e
sRd 1eni'h did moi come OF al Lexinelon, KY,
pc iailsf having become lane and paid forfeit,
a great contest vas had, hapeser, the next day
Sesueeo Miss FoOte. Alice carneal. aud AIeeu-
|iIle. four mile heats. which was won By Mis-
FOOtr 10 TWO heais-tine. 7 l2-74et
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

Ms. Calhoun. Of Georgia, Consul >, Havana. has
been removed BY President Tyler. and Gen Robert
Q Campbell. formerly member Of Cangresltr from
South Carolina, appointed in his stead. Mr.Csl-
hous vas appointed BY President Tyler. through
he ibnsRee il is said. Of Sens,or Berrien but nov,
- the Latter isa Clay man, bis friend mus. 60 by
the board. clayism is the Of III ermesin the
eyes Of the crocodile Who cried so hard at Harris
burg 10 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

Ellsworth. the pedestrian, has accomplished
Iehs Feat Of walking. al BosiOo. ols ihousaDd
ksilss u one Thousand consecutive hours. And
lhep b eontinssd walking one mile an hour,
fot fourteen hoers. 10 give The public an oppor-
isniiy q sdsing Of bis heallA, sp III and eoud;-
2;on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
MAINLAND.

The Loco Foco majority in Baltimore City. at
the late election, was 752--last year 1854. In
Montgomery, Calvert, and some ,ther counties,
the Wings lost a portion Of their ticket by local
divisions. ThisfoIy Affects he whole nation,
az i, occasions Ihe loss Of 4 United States seIa-
* r.. M.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

The Richmond enquirer seems guile rejoiced
that Mr.. Webster +" means no longer q succumb
% Mr.. Clay" Very we'll, we wish yeq jay on
slr. WIS determination 10 remain in lhs. Cabinet
Il grauhes Us mush " see you 50 entirely happy
on the occasion. ftl Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

/ by lsiis' from AIezaDdris. datee on salur-
AZ. re learn that Boston vas defsa.ed, sfser
lfaning three four mile heais--,he second of
Nhich vas won b him. We hare not held
ks name Of he sursessfal hons.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

d.. Charles Cooke, Senator from The Abe
marie dislricr. gives notice Of his iu,en.ion 10
decline poll At iht spring canvass. DR. C. is a
sterling Wing, whose retirement from the State
ebhncils will be much regretted.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

Gen. Cas-, our MiHisler 10 France, is expected
shortly to return 10 The United States hsvinl
5ecome tired Of his mission. Perhaps he Asaan'
,opu, in for 4 chance in The scramble 9Th.
Locos for the Presidency
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

! Among the leemins productions Of lhspa
season, we may mention tina. Mr.. BenJaRin ,.
welsh, Of this county raised upon a single acre
oflsnd, sevenIy-One and a half bushels Of prime
oaas. M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

cos 10 udsnea " tue IeueCuou tudt ttS AuI1Ui
still clings to place which they want for one q
their own kidney, "dyed 10 The wooI.r w.
quote the opinions OF Two leading presses, as I
sample Or tho feeling produced amOngst the
whiss generally. Il#
| It's not true. ss alleged BY Mr.. Web
ster. tina, the Wing party is distracted,
but on the contrary there 10 more union
| 10 their ranks Al this moment than al any
previous period 10 their history. They
have. as one man. taken their position ;
and John Tyler. whom they thou htIess.
| " elevated to power, has turned traitor 10
their principles. shamefully violated all
bis own pledges, and, 10 The disgrace oi
his character as 90 honest end honorable
nan, taken > position directly hostile 10
that occupied BY the Wings. And the
rank and file Of the Wbig party-snd
every oficerof character and standing 4.
mong them-haye promptly and fearless
ly arrayed themselves on the side Of
Wing principles and against John Tyler;
with one. solitary exception. That OK
cepiion is Daniel Webster; and while
all his old friends were anxiousIy aw aiting
bis determination. and were taught Ito
look forward 70 this very speech to sscer.
tain where be would place bimself-whs-
Their be would declare Cor the CroynF or
the PeopL-behold, instead Of frankly
giving The songht.for information, be pal
tiers with them in double sense, cliags
alike 10 the traitor and The be'rayed-and
enquiries Of them what place be isto &c.
cupy-whers Re rs to gosF' This is
ttifing !, nsyIitis worse-it is dishonest,
disrepniable. and utterly unworthy The
great Eastern Statesman. There are but
two sides 10 this division Of country. TIL
is the traitor and those who are benefited
BY bis treason. against The insulied and
betrayed party be has deserted; il Is he
crown arrsyed against The people and If
Daniel Webster cannot exercise sufficient
virtue to abandon the cause Of the eropn
because il holds out to him the lure Of
ONCE. be has no alternative left but 10
abandon the people. This be virtually
has done 10 his late speech, the senti,
ments Of which but too clearly define his
position and render insulting 10 the Wings
The uncalled for qnestion-"WHERE An
! TO Go ?-lN Y Courier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

faty Enfieing. noI DOUBT The Madi-
sonian says The Clay Wings are TRYING
ito entice John Tyler out o. The Whie
ranks Yes, the snticement will be
very much like that Of tie ffllou who
said he vas enliced oui Of the barn. En-
ticed did you say7" said The Iswyer who
was taking evidence In the case. Eyes,
FIRST lie en'ieed me into ,hefbarn. yard. -
|" Where them 4" rWhy, lheuihe enticed
me oyer The fence, into The other yard :
what nex,I1' WHY, then be enticed
me over another fence into thu street, -
"What didIhe eniice you with H. why.
he took Pitcsfofk and putting il into
NY trpwseIloons. enfiead me slI'ihe way
right over" John TyIer's .epticemeni
out Of the Whig ranks p something after
he same fashion. NH Hi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

A PARALLEL CAsE.--sEghen Jonathan
Roberts refused to obey The Residents
orders. by the removal OF bis subordinates
Mr9 Tyler remarked. Then, sir. you
know az a man Of honor wha, you ought
TO DIN plain terms. that be ought TO
resign, il be could pot comply with.the
wishes Of the man who gave him cfice.--
The Whigs, then, may address John Ty-
Ter III tie same language. They may tell
him. n" Sir, we wishFa Bank incorporated
We wish Distribution made permanent
we wish dishonest men and '.babblinx
politicians turned ont Of office, and me
put 10 who will honestly attend 10 their
DUTIES. But Mr. Tyler replies, Il csn't
90 FIR a Bank. though ~. Harrisburg 7
said II would am opposed 10 Dis,ribu
tioos though | solemnly affirmed the con-
trary in 1882 and every efFice-holder
musI be 40 active Tyler NAB or. If he
be nit. BE- mpst not swag bis tongue. -
The Whigsfthen respond tofhim, 10 his
own language. I'VE made You what you
are. 10 carry ouiopr own prineipIes-You
say Won cannot do t. Then. sir, you know,
as man Of honor, tchqt you ought 10 do. 4,
4 Is Iynehbsrg YirSTTnian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

'SpEsIMEKs OF Coal We understand
ihrougR the Georgetown D. G. Advocais.
that specimens q Coal have been recefs-
ed al tie Washington Navy Yard from al
most ekery part Of our wide spread coun-
try, agseeably to 40 invitation Of the Navy
Commissioners, with view to have their
respective strength and qualities folly ard
fairly lesied. An immense furnace Is
pow I'LL The course Of erection for that
purpos4. and the experiments will proba-
bly, ee hade in the course Of the present
month";
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

The bfrival at Rome. of'lbree steamers
constructed 10 England, for the Pope. was
the uctksion Of d popular ie asst, At which
the principal functioIaries Of the state.
the CARDINALS, and distinguished number
OF fofeisners assisted.