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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-29

Mr. Hueston's statement, which are as revolving to
a man OF honor as blow from cane.
GUsTAvE BOULlGNY,
ARTHUR GULLorTE,
EDMUND GANUCIEAU.
The und.rsgned was not present at the COM
mencement of The beating given to Mr. Hueston by
Mr. Alcee Labranche, but came into the room
whilst the former was stunned, his head being sup.
ported by MIR Boulisny. Fearing that he was kill
ed, the undersigned expressed his apprehension 10
Mr.. Labranche, and begged him to retire TO avoid
being arrested by the police After much persua-
sion Mr. l.. complied with the wishes of the under.
signed on condition that the undersigned would re-
present him in his absence in case any one should
call for him When Mr. Hueson was restored to
his senses, he called out, "Where is the damned
rascal P' and then the undersigned told him that
W. Labranche was ready TO give him whatever sa-
tlsiactlon he might desire, and could be found
whenever he chose TO look Tor HIM.
JOSEPH GENoIs.
The following paragraph succeeded from Mr..
Mr.. HUEsrcN AND Mr. LABRANcHE-Mr Hues
ton, pf the Baton Rouge Gazette, requests US 10 say
that he has 10 disposition to engage in newspaper
controversy with Mr.. Labranche or his friends
His note TO the Herald was drawn forth by what he
considered an unnecessary para ph IN that journal,
ana iurlher than this lie cannot CO. He desires us
to say that ne settle his liculties with
| out making his appearance before the public.
| Thus terminated the newspaper controversy, and
the other steps, with their fatal consequences, are
now known sabove stated.
| NAVAL Tile u. ) ship Vandalia, Comm'r Nc
Quincy, from Chagres, and last from OIL Carthagena,
arrived in HAMPTON Roads Thursday evening,
and came up yesterday morning to the Naval an.
choragee, OIL the hospital. Officers aud crew all
well The usual salutes were exchanged with the
| U. s. ship Pennsy lvania We are indebted TO an
officer board tor the following list OF the officers;
WmtJ. McCluney, Commander; Lieuenants, w
| Young, WIN p. Macarthur, Henry II. Lewis, Geo
| w Harrison, Robert S. Moore Surgeon, Daniel
). Green Assistant Surgeon, Thomas VI. Poiiei
Acting Master, James G. williamson; MidshP-
] Waddell, Chas r. MeGary, Flas G Clarke,
F. X. Lewis, Edward L S;one Cspisin's Clerk,
VIM, D COBB; Carpsn ler. Lcman Smi'b Bout
swain, f. Lyon; MASTER Mate, VIM. Z. smlth
| Left at Chasr,s on the 81 July, the schr Sam
Il. Southard, Geo. Is. Ironsldes, master. One ci
the died with the fever, and the remainder aft
| on shore sick departure from there uncertain
| Norfolk Herald OF Seise-~~e'.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17
The ia July BARBECUE.

The Enquiroris quite the proposition TO cele
brae the fourth July 10y Wing barbecue Ly Why's and
preends regard vuctye the character Of the day!
Why sol MAY not Wings, they please, congrcga,e on
that day, and celebrate principles, the memory OF
those who accomplished American independence What
Is Liberty if does comprehend the right Of dining
here dining there, the citizen chooses or OF dining
with a., b. c. he may preferl If Wings prefer to
dine among themselves, where there will be no lowering
and interruption from political strife, to the harmony
and full enjoyment Of day which ought be dedicated to
recoecons OF the past why shall they be permitted
indulge their incinaons without having contumey thrown
upon them Who has a night prevent them, or who a
night take offence They have not objected and never
will object, any portion Of their elow.citizens enjoying
that day hoy please. Tho Wings have dictated, and
will dictate tonObOdy, in this delicate particular Choose
gentlemen Of oil parties, the mode Of passing great ma
uona day. whether in the Of the closet, whether
in silent and devout mediation, whether divine service
whether in social hluriy, which shall be most agreeable
to you But allow as, allow all the privilege OF choice
II the opposite party wish to participate in the ceebra
ton with the Whigs, very that nobody and
least Of all IRE, wish 10 exclude them. All wanted,
to have that occasion present the thanks OF i.
community who had deserved well Of their coun.
tr-Summers, Bofs, GoggiH, Ne,cfon and many others
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
"IVhars IN the HInd" ,
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NAY u, Is,,.

"Whars IA the HiRd'
Ever and anon, find mysterious hints thrown in
the Democratic papers, that Henry Clay not, after all
to be the Wing Candidate that he is ultimately be put
aside uldraiabe that the Harrisburg experiment OF
1910 will be played over again!
When these surmises be scrutinized and exam.
ned closely they vanish into thin air No evidence adj
duced to support them beyond bald assertion here,
unauthorized superstition, there In truth, the Loco Foco
teish that Henry Clay not be the candidate of the
Wing Party father the whole strategy by which the
Loco Foeo party cndcavorng TO shuttle Mr.. Clay
OF the position which he fills with the united of
the Wing party OF this country.
"Down, busy Devil, DOWN,
Mr.. Clay thus TO bc whis,led down the wind and
the great Wing party by such shallow eNpedcnts
these be ehoused second time ct their privilege and
their preference They for Mr.. Clay within fraction Of
unanimy. and with ardor and heariness that will tole
other Wing candidate, and brook second dsap
pontment Already have they yielded enough patriotic
spirit OF compromise and found themselves rewarded for it
by John Tyers introduction into the Presidency, and by
Fate itself becoming their foe They will compound no
farther and they resolved either to win triumph
which will be worthy OF the name, and productive of the
proper results OF civil revolution, they prepared ia
the other alternative to sustain conclusive and final de-
feat
No compromises No more temporising, No more
cowardly capulations with eXpcdicncy CLAY If HE Is
ALIVE. the President, else let the Wing party
disband, and despairng of the accomplishment Of
their patriotic purposes incorporate themselves with their
adversares, temper far they the
cruelty the conquerors, If they disposed and
promote indirectly what they believe sauary for their
Try.
We do not believe that any WING medtates the ex.
change OF Henry Clay for any other Ii there be such
one calling himself Whig would not give pinch
snuff tor his Whiggery We have such Wing
and expect 10 him. Not either, that the Wings
addicted the idoary OF man worship. They
Mr.. Clay IN a indeed: but it is as patriotism
the vaor which has rescued the country from
slavery. the wisdom which has made great and pros
perpus: As the Athenans venerated Themisioces A.
risdes: all rational creatures bound vencraic him
whom the Creator has endowed with a superior intellect
and with public virtue correspondent to 1t. Thus the
Wings think OF Henry Clay and thus thinking believe
they altogether unanimous IN the purpose OF support
ing him for the highest station who is best qualified adon
1t, and through its fundamentally, promote the happ.
and gIor OF their country.
All these shallow devices" of the enemy to create susp
cion and dtach the Wing party from Mr. Clay will prove
unavaing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17

The Income Tax in England imposed modified, 4,
the session Of Parliament preceding this likely to over.
the estimate Of Sir Robert Peel million sterling or
four millions and more Of money. This is rare re.
suit in taxing experiences; and it pity great Fnan.
eer the Grandson, and Colonel Hopkins could not have
known OF it, while their famous Tax Bill the stocks
least before their final retirement, the shades Of
private life In that event. had certainly heard Of many
Poi'ico Economico ideas from Col Randolph, and
much profound bathos from Col Hopkins.
HO,c the Income Tax IN England comes TO exceed the
estimate so immensely Is thus explained
THE Income Tdr-The Income Tax, il appears is
likely exceed by million, the calculation Of Sir Robert
Peel; the probable amount stated Jy the Duke of Wei
hngton in the House OF Lords, being IL 100000 This
may be attributed great part the successful Trick
the classes under fljU year promise exception;
great portion OF them have nevertheless been obliged 10 paw
the either avoid the trouble proving their excep
ton, or from their inability learn and take the uecSsa
~ steps This State sSindug. for that the only name
Tor IL; has been less profitable cruel and wcked-
London Examiner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17

On Saturday last, before Alexander Forbes dscharg
ed from the Pouontary Of Virginia, the Superintendent
ordered the police officer him very closely
he had suspect something improperly concealed
about his person Tins DONE and there found on
his person. concealed IN the folds Of belt (Which he wore
round his waist be had represented for weakness Of the
back lot Of small instruments for picking aud opening
locks, and letter from fellow. prisoncr by the name Of
G.. Winston. These articles Of taken from
him, and he punished by shaving his head. Winston
ordered dozen stripes While the operation Of shaving
going on, Forbes made threats Of vengeance against
the gentlemen upon whom ho had committed the larceny
which broug him 10 the Ponteniary. That gentleman
being ciuzcn engaged ar from the Pentcntary n,
work, informed Of the danger be in. fo procur.
ed Peace Warrant had FORBES arrested in the afternoon
Of Saturday, Immediately hs discharge, and csged-
lie now committed by the Msyor Tor u bail. lie
had served FIX months the fenco County Jail for Petit
Larceny, Immediately before hs commai to the Peniien-
uary.
The p1u-hmcnioi Winston was not inflicted ul Mon.
dag Morning just before 0'clOc-aiter which, he made
an attack upon Mr. Felix Furguson, the officer Of the
Ward g, which boz belonged with haichot and wounded
hm several pacos though not dangerously and
ainy would have killed him, but for the ddoy and activity
Of prisoner by the 81 5hadrack Brown, from Wash.
ngDn county, who ran up behind Winston and caught him
round The arms and another prisoner by the Of Jas
Feenor from Scott county who and also ug
and rendered I'D in dsafming the assaan A. the
will undergo Judicial investigation and the offence involves
the e Of The ntsaiant It may not be proper 10 give The
particulars any more infinitely present
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17

s,SD-'- s,Rssr,RILL,-Ne following yyiii1.. com
BALTIMORE. Feb &
AB SANDS CoGentleinon have used yorf Sar-
aparia Introduction this Il pleasure
o. state have found to eNIectl
believe o. be- the best preparation u valuable
u-' WIN much respect Jso NrRD0E w. D. 80 Gly.st
For particulars advertisements PAPERS
Prepared and sold wholesale ami retail
A. BSANDs CO. Druggists and Chemists. Granite Buding-.
No 253 Broadway Chamber New
agent 10 Richmond A. Duvl Co. Petersburg Ropef6 Andcr.
Norfolk ~ A. Santos and odd by geueray
principal cities 10 the a. sntesPfce 500 per bottle bottles
s.. fnt, 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17
ARREST or THE TREASURY NOTE
nnnnHna

The Baltimore Sun contains foil account Of the arrest
Of three men from n. Orleans, IN Washington, charged
will stealing the 100000 81 cancelled Treasury Notes, In
n. Orleans. Their names John NJ Brccdlovo, (neph-
cw Of the atc Collector Joseph w. LEVEL ond Sawyer
Rounis. They had been leading very dsolu life IN Wash
ingiJn, aud were arrested with considerable difficulty
No money tending identify them with the robbery, was
found upon their persons. LEVEL killed Waterman In
N. Orleans, some years ngO.
The Cck, Mr. Dowdon, arrested for scolng shout $500
II Treasury Notes, has been committed, for trial.
Star.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17
THE CAMPBELL DISTRICT.


We mentioned, IN last that as we co aid cause
proper examination To be made OF the poll BE- Of the
several counties composing this Congressional district we
should publish the names OF those who had violated Law
by voting more than onco but the adopted by the
Shen Of the different countless who. reached Campbell
courthouse not ON the day after the election a. the
law requires but two on the seventh day ninth
one on the tenth, one on the eleventh, and on the
t"eiIh,-those who came first waiting for the others
but returning home carrying the polls them and leaving
flank certificate Of election be signed by those who
came after ihen-pTeciudes the possibility of that examina
uOn without an extent OF travel and labor which do not
mean tounderake. As cannot make full examination
we shall not therefore publish the Of the hafdozon
double voters found the poll IN Spout and O,kye
r,cincts-paucunHy have been informed that
Of those persons least voted under an erroneous i'm
preston as - ms night u do and others may have done
likewise u however, this double voting practsed
throughout the District which do not of course affirm
but which nevertheless suspect would look very much
like concerted and sysematizcd purpose, control by
fraudulent exercise O the elective franchise the legal ex
preston O the popular will And therefore regret that
the Shers Of the different counties did not enable u to
make tho intended examination, for the purpose nscor
tanning this fact The law requires that the Shons shn
assemble on the day after the election; and all Of them
should not be present. that those who may be- shall doun
from day 10 day until the abscnces arveand that they
shall carefully and diligently examine the polls and erase
hcrcfom the names Of a persons who may have voted
twice, aud report the offenders Of the the county IN
which they may reside. No Of these acquisitions was
complied with Whether Col. llubard's certificate under
these circumstances, entities him "a seat m Congress we
shu not pretend 10 decide Certain. II ~ however hl.
opponent will make that ground Of contest Satisfied
u the Colonel has majority Of legal votes quos
ton form shall be nterposod thwou the will of that
majority. And although II important that the Sheriff.
should IN oil such cases. strictly conform the cuuisions
Of the law mainly that they did do 40 because
tha- prevented an examination, which we believe de-
which all parties are okeinercsted nguardng from abuse
and fraud.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17
COrrrE-Imports 70 Me 81 Of March.
New York Historical socictx.

WASHNGroN's PLAYFUL LETTER-The President said that
he had lately received from Mr. Cochran for the society
autograph letter OF Cen Washington which he should re-
quest the Secretary read, he thought both interest
ing and valuable, showing the simplicity of his charac
ter, the inconvenience of the when IL was written
aud the great economy of his style of living when comman
der-inchef OF the American armies. The Rev Mr. Wal.
ers through whom had come TO saw that in ntcn
had been presented by Mr. Cochran TO the society 30
years ago. and entirely owing accident that it had
remained long his possession-and remarked that il
particularly interesting being almost the only letter
Of playful character which had been found among the pa
pers OF the father OF his country. The letter was then read
by Mr.. Jay follows:
West Point, Au't 10th, 70,
Dr.. Door:I have asked Mrs. Cochran and Mrs Living.
stOn 10 dine with tomorrow but ought apprize
them Of their fare hae deception even where the ina
glnntion only Is concerned, will.
IL needless 10 premise that my table is large enough
10 hold the ladesof this they had ocular proof
10 say how usually covered Is rather essential
and this shall be the puTpoTt of my letter.
Since arrival this happy spot we have had ham
sometimes shoudc) of bacon grace the head of the
table, piece OF beef nd rms the foot-and small
dish Of greens beans amost pbe) decoras the
When the cook has a mind To cut a figure land
tins, presume, he will attempt To- do Tomorrow have
beef stake pye, dishes IN addition one on
each side the centre dh dividing the space and reducing
the distance between dish and dish about six feet which
without them, would be arSclvc apart. OF late he had
the suPnzng luck To discover, that apples will make pies
and ITS question IT, amidst the violence of his efforts ",
do not get OF apples, instead OF having both of beef
II the ladies put up with such entertainments and
Will submit partuke OF plates-once tin but now
iron, mot become by the labor of scouerng) shall be
happy them.
am, DR.. DR.. VI. most Obed. servt.
GO WASHINGTON.
(Superscnbedl DR.. Cochran, New Windsor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17

Tr Bosrov srEAwfRs The Boston Transcript says :.
ave understand that consequence Of orders received from
England the steamers will not hereafter, be detained in
consequence Of the nonauva OF the Southern mail on the
day appointed fo sailing except by order the British Min
istor Washington To insure passage, therefore, per
should he In this city at least day before tho period
a dam
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17

Mr. Audubon, ti, learned md distinguished naturalist.
lef st. Louis the 18th u IN the Amoncan Fur cOmpa-
ny. ramb ut Omoaa fof mouth II The Yolowstono
nver lie was accompanied by 6vo fn,nis equipped ond
prepared for a sK seVea months excursion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17

IMPORTATION OF MERCHANDISE SFEcIE.-"Why does
the gold England ~ aqueston often asked
and the usually l., THE balance OF trade Is IN
favor" We understand something of the cause
however. It look the OF imports for lsIl ~
aud the irs quarter of ls43, and the will
British fabrics.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17
The Mem Minor

Il III, title of % new weekly prper edited by Gen. g. p
Mords and y. y. Wills and published in Now York. IL
devoted the lighter walks of iteraturound from tho
specimens have seen anticipate for great
E1eh number ornamentcd with very beautiful etching
by Chapman-ox in q style entirely original.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17

The editors of de ~ " Albion have commenced there
publication n this pehodica-which has au'ined great
celebrity Crosi Brit1in. Is published wcskyat Tho very
low puco II 81 20 per aunum--or four copies for s..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
SMITH, DRTVRER & NORRIS,
LATE SMITH 4 PALMER
HAVE for sale {" Large Collection Of TbcoIo-

IL gicaI works, Among which. are ile f1rsv.inr
Family Payers being complete gbt weeks with
II family by The Rev. = Bicksfsttb.-fJur publshedI
Prneiralies and powers BY Charlotte Elizabeth.
Flower Garien BY do
fiYras Bngapht by fY
Tales and Illustrations DO
BIunrs Life ~ Christ. &C &c
Hescffith Dn Prayer
DO BaptisIn.
Ancient Christianity Doctrines Of he oxford Tfasts
Henrys COMMUNICATE Companion
D.D.
saefa Pnyata Private Wedaton aa Prayers n us Rg, Rev
edition.
Hearts Ease a remedy against all TouJl,s BY Pa,nsk D.
Mediation, on The Sacrament BY G. sutton Do
Eary English Church BY = Churon " 4 with preface. BY
che Right Rev. T.. 4. Ives - -, of Norh Cafolina.
Ibe Better Covenant practically CONSIDERED BY ne Rev. =
Hooser
The Young Disciple or Msmior n Pssrs by ne Rev
A. Clarke author Of the Pastors Testimony Wan about Zon Gs
cred Fragments. &c.
Mrs IIawtes Memoir. including remarks In ony,ruon and
extracts from Sermons and Letters Of me late Rev Cecil ~
Catherine Cecil.
Elisha by W. Krnmaeher D. D. author Of f,yab me rh.h
bite.
Dew ofIrael by do
Pambes BY d. Translated from ne German By Professor
Agncw.
kingdom Of Christ dennes'sd Esys. Loras own
~ peon. and n he Kingdom Gc. ~
Whately D u. Archbishop 81 Dublin
W. wberforee Correspondent, edited BY he Sons vii
beroce Vicar n Past Fadegh g. werores, Afchdeaoon
Of suny. Rev.sed edition, 2 vols
Companion foftbs Festivals and Fas ofms Church In
The u. + A. By }. ~. Hobeu o. D.
Bishop Gnrwos Payer adapted u social
W0rship
Hannah Mores Private Devoons series ofPpysr Med
atons.
Popular Inf.eity by The Rev ~ Hooker
Alto Bibles md Book of Common Payer variety o.
ard gt pocket eduons
cheap yf sunday SchDo Poygou Reference Bibles
and Tes'aments IN various binding and s5.s ior ,e by
ma l7--st Book Binders q 5tationeU.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17
aiIA.aO

l. III, G, S1I49O
Wi oe perceived That the principal items included IN
Il' move estimate correspond amount with the accompa
yE POPosais OF responsible persons, and who nro every
way capable Of executing the work In n s,t.l,ct,,, go
ner The estimate for the machinery Of the works tskcn
rom the medium proposa NJ the three marked ID soJ
- e c'si Of pipes and laying from the prcos paid In Rich
mond which are somewhat higher thsp tb, PHI Ja,s9
prices. 'P'''
'h-Ihe cost Of manufacturing Gas Nv the pyopos,d
UOrks.
Inc following estimate includes the annual nn,oon nj
each item Of EXPENSE the pnces are such AZ arc s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17

We have received from Mr. Randolph, The 9Th and oh
volume, II Harpefs cheap edition Of the Family Library
combining "Loekharrs LIFE Of Buonaparo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

MONDAY MoRsiSo, May Is, lSi3.
TobACCo-No change in prices, nor improvement I'm
quality Lugs Of fair weight 81 to q so Leaf D rs 10
Ga small portion only sells high s. and really fine
cannot be quoted. 10y '''
Inspected in Petersburg to May IL, lsi3-6s3s hhd.
,.o.r,,.,,D 10 do lsl2-73IO
~ iVN.se'srallots have been sold ut to 6I-range
OF sales % to es-demand entirely for home use.
CoRN-SS TO GO cents per bushel.
rTpfrII,g<,e..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17
MARRIED,

on the Ord instant by Elder James ensha Mr. CIIAs mr.,
formerly OF King William county, Miss PAMELA srAp' "a
OF this city. 'iErLhs
nng Island ON "Wednesday 10Th by the Rev n n
weI hchARD n CRALi.E OF Lynchburr. TO EIIzApT.r
uaueh,sr OF the late Richard Morris. OF Hanover
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17

Oho Wheat Ctop.-The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 9th
instant says
We feel well assured by information from the wheat
growing region that The goRng crop promises than
an nycrago yield The frost has affected Il TO any con-
siderable extent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17

Mr. Morgan, Of Clarke County, Virginia, with hreo col
orod men attempted Ia the Shenandoah in small
SKIN on The 9Th inst when the skih either sunk or upset.
nnd VIZ. VI. md two Of the drowned.
Bali. American.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17
MINERAL SPRINGS OF vIGINIA.

III
- their and they applicable ~
William Burke, Esq- formerly Proprietor q the Red sulphur
Springs Monroe County Map Of Routes and Distances %
The different Springs a further supply received, BY
ma 10 SMITH, DRINKER MORRIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17

sTRAwufRRrs-1ho first parcel Of this delicious fruit
received ~ this city this season. was served up Guys
Monument House Saturday.-BaH ABpsriean
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-17
To the Member. of the hanover Axr,eu,,u,.

Yu perceive ny the advertised Premiums proDos.,
,sI ,,' . ~ hanover Court House Ord Thur.,y
eh ayJ at about $3.50 will required i'm IN. h,Dt ~ n,
rea,e 40 little has been that q Is all ,
60 enuanee, and all prepared In pay up their annual
t1o see no means OF communicating with you b.C,s ,I
meeting but through the public press and n ,n ne
OF the President place this before you 1es''i"h
s-d&cd a. ~ p.ao,-rr %,