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smiddletown, Ct.
Correspondence of the Herald

MIDDLKTowN, July llth, lS43.
Murine Court Martial for the Trial Of Colonc
Freeman Charges.
Mr.. EDITOR -
A Marine Court Martial convened at this plac,
Yesterday for the trial of Brevet Lieut.. Colonel w
H. Freeman, of the Marine Corps, ION charges pre-
ferred against him by Judge Upshur, late Secretar,
of the Navy.
X The Court is composed as folows:-Lieut Colone
Miller President; Lieut. Colonel Watson, Major:
Harris, Dulany, and Twiggs, Captains Lin
ton, English Marston, Macomber, Brevoort, and
Lieuts. Hardy, Lindsay, and Waldron, member
Henry M. Motif, Esq. OF Washington, Judge Ac-
vocate.
The Court assembled at twelve o'clock yesterday
morning, but on account OF the absence OF Major
Twggs, one OF the members, the proceedings were
postponed until to-day at ten o'clock.
The charges and specifications against Colonel
Freeman, are quite volumlnous, though unimportant
with lone exception. They are in effect as fol-
lows:- -
CHARGE I--DIsoBKpIEScE, OF oED Dl
Specification Leaving Norfolk on the l3th anuary,
1Si3 against the prohibition and order OF captain
Shubrick, the naval commandant.
Second Specification. --Deaying his return to his
most in obedience to the written orders OF the Sec
retary of the Navy, dated March llth, ls43, until
March 9Th, 1913
CTAReE 2-NEeLEcT OF DuTY.-Not reporting to
Capt Shubrick not visiting his post but twice from
I4th of January 10 24th OF March, lS43, and then
out OF uniform.
CHANGE S.--ScANDALoUS CONDUCT UNBECoMING
AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN. Specification, Tel.
ling an officer that his only object In making the
two visits which he did to his post at Norfolk, was
to securs his allowances.
CHARGE 4.-TREATING WITH DIsKEsPEcT HIS So
PERIoR OFFICER, BEING THE EXECUTION OF HIS
oFFIoK.-Specifcatio n.--Addressing the following
letter to the Secretary Of the Navy
NopFoLr, March 9lst, 1sD
Sra
Ihave received yours of22d instant enclosing for ny
information the views and action ofths department uPo
the charges preferred against Colonel Henderson,;
have been long since repeatedly and emPnsucsny
told that no public investigation wsuld De hao spVh
them and subsequently heard asked by gentle
nan OF considerable distinction and reputed intimate IN
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tercourse the Department of another" Why do va.
do any thing which favor Colonel Treeman charges
against Colonel Henderson, who is virginau and Col
nothing but Yankee or northsrnerr Tor to that
sGest)
therefore, shall take no notice now of your course Of
reasoning and except that some alleged facts
appear to be newly assumed and others assumed not be-
evedte exist and very important points and nets in
several Of the specifications wholly dsregarded and
specification, for which think no acumen would have
found excuse not noticed at all and 10 say, that be-
leve there but few them to which the ordeal Of
Court Martial would have arrived.
must however, briefly notice your remarks upon the
charge of oppression and its specifications that lis
mute less than an indirect mode OF arragning the conduct
OF the Department, SC" Those specifications set forth
ior causes NC, and iroM unworthy motives, &c. that
Col H. officially recommended and influenced to obtain.
&c. la charging that on him, had not supposed was
many way arragning the conduct OF the Department Tor
understood you that had not had time to give
any attention to the portion Of your duties pertaining to
the Marine corps And one word to general regua-
ten, $50 caed) contemplating and directing charges
like that without any rule 10 govern show how they
are to be made You may rscsllcct brought it to
your notice by the enquiry and your that YOU
could not tell but that it would not till after you
As to personal knowledge of Colonel HIS intentions
presume It's from his subsequent declarations | have
heard too that there was letter to that effect addressed
yIu but have been told such letter could be iound
also, far from any desire relieve from incon-
venence far as could be done consists ntly with the
rights OF other officers" they in effect and have
been from the outset calculated to- and put to greater
nconv eniense than sny other onicer by removing
further and from post too at which had been above ed
to remain little than half the time of
two juniors had been at theirs and as to rights Of
other omcers, Is an unaussoned rule and practice In
all military service that Official rank all that bestows
them and mine under those ORDERS has been dsregarded
aside and sacrificed the favor and sntsge Of
| OF my juniors IN rank and service.
take this OCCASION too to notice my two last commu
nicatons from being sent unssaed to Capt Shubriok
for what causeI know not, how fer they to DO
given by him others to be read before reaching
| they have now been to more than one person. and
would ask. il in fairness your commune atoms 10 me,
subjects where he and variance should be
sent to him at ALL when know nothing of what he
| ceves from you2
am also informed he saws that il placed in the sarso
situation again. with at last interview in his
oco Preferred to in the charges preferred against hm)
| that he would take instant life
| The hazards to mine appear the increase here.
| have the honor TO remain, Sir,
| Very respectfully, ysur obedient
Signed. w. H. FREEMAN,
| Br 1t. Col. u. NC.
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NAvAL.The U. 5. ship Vincennes, Capt. Bucha-
nan, sailed from Vera Cruz on the 22d of June, on
a cruise. Officers and crew all well.
NAVY OHsrRs.-Master r. Tatem, to the franklin;
Master John Clough, leave six months; Commander p
Wilson, leave three months; Lieut. j. =. Miller, leave
three nonths Lieut. Baldwin, to the Independence;
Master Gesrge Marshal special service; Passed Mdship
man c. s. Throckmorton to the Mssour Midshipman C.
w. Place, to the Macedonian.
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INFRINGEMENT THE ORDER OF THE
y DAY

r. to nnsn, e Mr. YGE qss
NSi g. and &C M,i1u M
and Tsshened ecSmunty has Enabled him to ensrse and
R mscys hi. Dining Room, seeomnodie two
his v?hte and well known estab,hmert not bee
"rSuqy aed ay
e s so Is fGmp o % o1
two Or three houisnd person, day The walls Of the Ss
costly OIL rsinsg, OF the and modern schools marbs
pillar, aad 'atuay, and busts Of Washington, Napoleon,
The Bill of Fare ,uru-ses all others any part of the Uui-
per p,e With aneh.vy sauce busr bread &C. al Ind. Of
ana ed me The best qaae. with bread aud vese
se0i Ss.1
si:s fS.slE
Auenye and civil waiter, are employed who speak the
Gle served The bic s1esod IL every
The establishment competent and over
Having visited and being with the mode Of bu.
A@eres and hs West In5ie. The subs bsI feels
isIo to none tina, he has portion Of his
: il IL: S BIZ 81 ss
spee nc , % az ohs &
T ha. bee .upped our6os m Cro
%-s' s, un s1S No.
and d 81 ,n Sundays from 7oeiO't S sp
A RARE CHANCE.
FOR sAhE-A Porter Hous in on. Of the best situation:
south street all the fixtures attached thereto viz bar and
ornaments SWITCHBOARD tuAdtr covert signs
sc
There also attached the house eight handsomely fur
nshed lodging the whole will be disposed Of
sonable valuation.
The house doing excellent business but hs
health OF Its present proprietor and ugeut business the
South, IS the reason for his wanting customer.
The Eastern Boats the door the
lines OF London LIVERPOOL New Orleans and other ckets
are In its Immediate vicinity and the Fulton Market block
below
To any wishing engage the business opportunity
shered worth looking after. For further particulars inquire
Of A II BURNS III South street. jyll lnisr
BOOKKEEPING.
Mr. w X BARLOW respectfully announces that he has
MIR. G. G. MARSH,
his business Accountant and Teacher Of Book
n this city at HI, room 50 Cedar street where he will continue
the same thorough course OF instruction and Practice so sue
cesfullv followed BY his predecessor Mr. D. solien the pa
attention 20 the following card -
&c. T.. MARSH Accountant, his grateful scknow.
Judgements his friends for their los continued
He has discontinued bis business IN this city.
aud is succeeded in the by Mr.. w. n Bnow, whom he
confd. Of the mercantile
U gentleman Of excellent character thoroughly acquainted
with the Of and emiuently qualified
mps He respectfully bespssks for his
the pubic favor to which he himself has been 50 largely in
debtcd &c. q. MARSH
His terms reduced SUIT the times SO wnch will
ente the pupil to receive instruction until he thoroughly
w. K. BARLOW, Accountant,
ilo lmer 90 Cedar street.
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Az LONDON LINE OF PACKETs-Pack.t Of the
2oih JqyM The splendid new fast sailing packet ship
sitively above, her regular day.
Having for cabin
those wish births should
fail to make early application on board. or 10
W. J. T TAPSCOTT,
~ Peck Sip South
Persons desrouI of sending for their friends
brought this splendid ship which sails London on
the 7h Sptsmber of the regular line reasonable
Those Wishing remit money drafts for any
amount payape uemand in all the principal Of Great
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CHICAGO AND THE CANADAS,
The Subscribers having completed their with
the Peoples Line of STEAMBOATS,, the North River and the
Raft Road Companies of Albany for running their Express
Tor the fs43 Express viii leave their ofee No.
Wall New York, evening" to o'clock,
for the alb owe named aud intermediate places.
IMPORTANT.
For the safety and of al valuable and
packages entrusted to their they have sasmander Iron
cusvely by themselves aud the charge sleeps
the with the safes which all suck packages
placed. POMEROY X COMPANY,
mice No. Wall street.
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8-In addition the Liverpool and Loldon packets tho
Subscriber also agent for the regular packst .aug weekly
FIRM Nsw1York New Orleans Mobile, Charleston, and
Savannah by which be secured the
jyi9u JOHN HERDMAN.
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From, VALpARAIso.-The following interesting
news from the Pacific we take from the cores
pondence of the Boston Post -
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Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
The Great Bunker Hill Herald,
Published superne paper containing full accoun}
of the celebration of Bunker HILL consisting Of the de-
&C riptons and Mr. Websters erstol accompanied with
1--WE splendid engravings, comprising
LIST. and original view of the Battle of Bun
ker HILL which took place the 18th June, ITS; ex-
hibhiAg the array Of the American army, engaged in
deadly conflict with the British troops, their ships and
Their forces
and. Aview of the procession forming Boston Com
mon.
Sd. A view of the procession crossing Warren
Bridge.
looked the day of the celebration, with the flags
above and crowds below.
5th view Of Bunker Hill Monument from the south
bay looked the quiet Sabbath morning after
the celebration.
Agents will please transmit their orders before the e
ton will be sold. tha demand is unprecedented. The
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OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
~ Is Il

THE OLD LINE Of Liverpool will hereafter be
despatched in the following order excepting that when the
railing lay falls Sunday the shps will sail the succeed
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FOURTH OF July CELEBRATION AT NAUvoo.-The
following is the programme of arrangements for the
celebration Of the Fourth at Nauvoo
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REV. DR. BARTHOLOMEW
Pink EXpcctOranf S,

A n agreeable Cordial and E,Fcc,,,.
IN for Coughs, lloarseness. Colds % hem'ty
Breast Inilucnza, Hard BREATHING ,, -'n % The
ESpeetoration. For Adults aud Cbild, Ma o'liegl
climates and warm. ''N IN cod
Have you Cough DO not nerl.,. ;,,
sands have met premature death In, a. ihoa.
little attention 10 a common cold "a0' Of
Have you Cough Rev. d.. R,,t.,
ExpecioFan, Syrup, a safe iasdlcal news
containing no poisonous drugs. and ms, =. p'ioa
tensive practice for several yeafs viii - an e.
lively afford relief, and save YOU from ~, ,'OsN POS
disease pulmonary consumption. wL,cl a"il!
sweeps into the grave hundrds OF tLe usually
old, the fair, the lovely and the gay. "s 'as
Have you Cough II pefspaied,o,,
bottle Of this Espectorunl Syrup to'd1 pu'OIS's
morrow may be too late. ' ~.
Have you Cough p Bartholomew. r.
rant Syrup is The only remedy you sbonli eco.
cure yon. Tor this plain reason M, ,.Ael
thousand enscs y here It has been used !, y we
failed to relieve. Ha' hoi
For sale in Charlotte. y. {. ~ n. o,,..
J. IlolIon 10 Salisbury ~ L h. Whe,lrr ~ l.
ington by J, Y. Msbry; in tiresnsboronglt I't'
r. Sloan in Fayetteville BY }. A. ArRar. n -
vile, &c. By Comsiock & Co'sapent ~A'
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" Shell | ~ replied he girl, With slow
bend OF the head.
Gilbert turned away and taking up hl'
hat, was about 10 leave the house, but she
laid her hand on has arm, aud locked smil'
lngly 10 the face.
"They tell me the house is finished
will you take me 10 look at II IN the morn
Ing p
"lfyou desire it," was the cold aud alb
s,racttd reply.
Well shall be ready at ten. Good
night r aud gaily kissing her hand, the
young creature glided into The house.
II ua5 her voice then, and she was
planning this design with the Infamous
mdhuer. | would not believe my own
senses, an she confirmed them. But she
will not persist 10 any thing SO cruel-It
IS absurd 10 suppose SO. If she does--il
she docs-l vii obey her.
As he muttered these words, the young
man walked slowly from the house.
10 be Continued
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Her prosperity retarded b. bad meas
ureS.-'fhe fact is plain to oil who yentur
ed their heads above the mist, that she has
been the dupe Of designing men, who to
crafty some low selfish motive, whenever
auy public measure, however valuable
/ that would be likely 10 create a draughi on
/ the public funds has been proposed, would
Immediately raise the cry-Slaie poverty
Increase Of taxes lmpraciicabllity, or
# even practicable, an Improbable invest.
menl SC. &c. And hence, like the
hungry man Who TO CRAFTY bis appetite,
subjects his stomach TO repletion, and de.
ranges the digestive organs; large por-
llou Of the people, and especially The unln
formed, 10 crafty naturally selfish pro
penslly, Gone Of tue component parts IA the
mnds OF most men, have embraced these
arguments, or rather unqualified assertions
with eagerness, 10 the arrangement Of the
rational or reasoning faculties, and thus be-
come unqualified TO Judge rightly ltAe utIl
Ity Of any public measure, however salutary,
that nay seem TO present the remoles, pros
pect Of levylng on their contributions for It's
accomplishment. Thus her Seaporis have
too long remained but partially improved.
fhe navigation Of her rivers have been no
elected. The reiterated prayers Of dis.
llngulshed portion Of her citizens for eff
cent co operation IN establishing facilities
for inland communication, By means OF rail
roads, turnpikes, &C., extending through
her whole territory. and thus a!Iordlng 10
her western citizens a market for their sur.
plus produce, have been UNDECIDED. The
inhabitants Of some thirty or forty thousand
square miles of the interior and Western
parts II the State have remained destitute
of any other means OF getting their produce
to ikei than by the tedious, dlsagreeable
and expensive process Of hauling II IN va.
gous, over hills and through the mud, in
the most iuciemen. season Of the year
Her ci,lzens have been suffered 10 grow Up
10 ignorance, for the want Of that paieruaI
guardianship which other states have ex
Tended to theirs, by the establishment and
support OF a system Of common school edo
cation, equally accessible to the children OF
81 cIasses-ihe poor as we'll as the rich.
To Be continued
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A Gard TO the Public

fBtilE amount OF bodily and men,,t 49,
u arising is,.n neglect Of small eon,i,,,
+ Is tneaieuiable, and Il ID therefore Of ths 49,
im2ortaaee that strict attention 10 tie l,,,,
most ifiding bodily iuffmiics should he ~
for diseases OF the body inyar,ably sg.,, ~
mind. DIR. MOFFAT'S NEGLTkgIPItsDSS
4 MEDICINES, IN every instance WHARF ~
have been thoroughly used have TRUMPET
] OhER DISEASE IN almost I'll lis Si,s,,,fJ
iogms. The saluiary effects OF the liz, Nj
zines have, ~ fact, been 50 Universally erns,,,r,
ed, that IN the short space OF fiye yeafs. tbsv -,
boc0Ine fully established ~ The mosi 49, ..n
and peritc, mods o. treatment ever offered ~
public. WY
IL Is unnecessary, here. Tor DR.. NoiT., :, :.
capitulate all the reasons which haze -.
him TO arrive at this conclusion. Il Z. spf5,,,,,
for htn 10 say, that the disiniercslcd t,,,i,Aors
Of his fellow citizens who have been ipdne,J =
use The Life Medicines, wil freely be offered !.
any ono who may feel disposed 10 call am. a.
fec, SIS Broadway. lie has there On Sic ,t,,,,l
thousand .eitefs, voluntarily ptcaersd bs h, \,
iienls. tie receipt and perusal Of which IL, ~,
him more pleasure than all the wealth q The H.,
could confer.
The feadsr may not perhaps ie awafs tb,t ia
Origin Of Muilsts ilfe Medicines vas II, t,anl, =
PROTECTED and painful .linsss Of their or,ri,,'
tor, Mr. joss MuTAF When taken m NJ, AZ
was a prosperous and floufihing merchant /,
tie lower par, OF Tie city and having csnrilt,d
aud employed number Vi our MOS. Il llfsl ph,,i.
clans be, after maalhs q suffering, was vfe,sl.
Cd uPca 70 Try tbs r sdicine whie, = now sEsf,4
t. the public
Tho effect a. the Life Medicines ia hs o.,
case Was unparalleled IN the hi.to'y 81 r,j,,,i
experience and he Immediately drifrBiosd I,
make ku0en 10 the World q medicine 10 ph,sb h,
not only owed h@ liie, but bis bsppiars, TAe
unI.oEm success which iiHs ,ince attended ,Asf
ADMINISTRATION IA every instance ahsfra ri,
trial has been given them, has been a,isss5 u
Thousands and iEepntcstbly proves their iai .a,s
mcsit
Tbs LiFE MEnicTvEs can be lahtu US safzy
by persons Of any age ard the lestse. aud lnhrsa
The nervous and the delicate. are saengihsrsasA
ihelf operation, ssganso ~ tAs.r psomR sod ws
sr action upon the sscfctiaas OF The system, "a
their assimilation Sith md purifcatlsa e y.
blood. they clsAs tsfr sysietn Of al Dad AaEo,,
qaiet sI nervous ifAahsltsssand lnysftatly ~.
eaer sound heaiah,
For faA part3eulam relative 10 tlf vss.a., 4,.
caaes, modes 81 treatment 100 lhs isir Msas.asS
the reader j rtietsrd 10 the Good Samsrisa.
put!ishe9 grgfsiepaiV, ~ Dr. " n NossL as
bfSsdusy, IN whtch arc aiaD publishfd sassyt ii
from n1msrous Hsi'rsing and cosgrl,aAm9lts
teFs faetiscd i've pAal ise mon,s
Tbs sbaye medicine fl- SAX hy
y. D. noLTON, Arat.
IN Charlotte, n. {.
S1ss, Esq. P..,nssirs,Il.la.
" Gfots, ~ ~ bofs q. n a., IL sssl, 8, Is
SAID 81 the atsge - tirie.
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POETRY


T Il E WORD AND THE STAFF
by GEORGE P. MORALS.
The following song-suggesteib by the eloquen
remarks Of Mr.. Summers, on the presentation q
the sword Of Gen. Washington, and the cane o
Doctor Franklin, 20 the Congress of the Unite
Staies-was sung BY Mr. Russell a, bis concer
IN New York city
The sword OF the hero
The staff OF the sage
Whose vslor and wisdom
Are stampd on the age
Time-hallowed mementoes
OF those who have riven
"Tbe seeptre ffou tyranss,
The lightning from heaven !"
This weapon, oh Freedom
Was drawn by thy son
And il never was shesth'd
Till the battle was won
No stain Of dishonor
Upon ii We see
Twas never surrender'd-
Except ,Sshe free
III.
While Fame claims the hero
And patriot sage,
Their names TO emblazon
On History's pag0
No holier relics
Will Liberty hoard
Than FRANELIN's staff, guarded
BY NAsHINGroN's sword
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The Comsf.-Tbe Fall River Arrus
bows this Interesting stranger" from the
presence Of the inhabitants Of this terra.
queou, globe in tho following glowing
strains:
The comet Is backing opf with great
FapldsIy already both nucleus and tad are
ia1ths 10 the distance, and viii soon he be.
You'd mortal ken. Good bye, thou strange
but not un"elcome sisitcr thou peacock
OF the skies thou locomotive Of the en-.
pyrean thou sweeper Of The dus, and cob.
webs from the stars thou terror OF The
ignorant, but wotsicr and admiration ot The
man Of science 1 Wherever IN The Iiimi.
table realms Of space thou maycst journey
whatever may be thy crrand, whether
o' mercy Or destruction, thou eanst not say
but that the dwcIIers On this llulo bali of
ours have noticed aud treated thee as be.
came thy exalted condition. Hadst thou
Fouchsated 10 have approached hnle
nearer, and remained longer, VIC should
have liked il better; but, az il is, va are
content, and bid thee good night, old wins.
kerando."
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MODE or INCREASING THE GROWTH
u IIlr IlE-~

~6a+ - - h1fAFNtFAs III u httN i II
Oh POTATOES
The # ~efs beng cot 1t as they appear.
ed on The plants, the number Of potatoes pro
dueed vas much greater than y here the
blossoms had reualues untouched. Early
N October. the stems and leaves Of the plant
which bad no, borne iiowets we're strong
and green; the others yellow and m state
Of decay. The plan's which had been
stripped Of flowers prodc-ea 'ga ;s.e same
space Of ground about -four times The weight
Of large potatoes, very small ones icing
found, Those IN which the Covers and
ifgh we're left produced bot q small nun.
Ter Of middle sized potatoes with great
number q little ones, from the size of a
common tiIbert to that OF a walnut.-Iar.
mer 8 ia :efie.
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Buried Treasnre.--tn old French lady
died few days sinco, ia the Parish Of 81
Landry, Of general debility. A few nj.
nutes before she ceased Il breathe she dis.
closed to her children, who hung over her
ped, That, many years before, she had bur.
ricd fourteen thousand doiiars on the eno,
where her cofn-crib stood Sure enough.
when the old woman was buried the mo.
ney was found as she stated.
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soar SUBS

There IS no better manure than dirty
soap suds aud there IS uol a farm hose
in The country, bat ShaI produces enough
Of 1t 10 the course Of year. 10 manure a
garden, two or three times over. Dirty
suds.aLlef waahlne, IS almos, universally
thr5xU INTO the nearest gutter TO DO wash
ed away aud vasled Would !, DOT be on
improvement, and show q laudahle eccno.
my IN the good womaa Of the farm house,
10 have 1t conveyed 10 the gardsn to en-.
rich the ground, and make tie vegetables
grow more luxufisnlly Tho potash, the
grease and the dirt, ell Of which are CON.
ponent parts Of sop suds, are Graf rate ma.
nures, and should always be applied to make
plants grow. and especially when hard
times are loudly complained Of aud sound
economy IS the order Of The day.