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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-17
{ Correspondence Of tho ". Y. .4ao,a.l
WASHINGTON. April 29lh, 1913.

w ISHlaGTOS, apfll SStl, 1870
The CGbint. Finally Arransed.-Al
The meeting OF the cabinet 10. day. clear
aud definite understanding was had be-
tween the President aud his advisers, al
which Mr.. Webster was present, upon The
future policy and movements to he adop-
ted aud pursued by tho administration
Mr. Webster will probably vaca'e The de-
par,men, OF state on Monday next or he
may remain, If necessary. few days tpn-
ger. His connection with the cabinet as
secretary of state will cease, in any event.
hurips the coming week. lie parts with
the Prcsi,ieu, in perlcc! ami,y. good faith
aud firm friendship. There has been no
rupture or disagreement OF any kind. The
President has deal, literally aud Kindly
with Mr. Webs,er's friends. He has sus-
,ained aud aided him in the conduct Of The
arduous and responsible du:ies Of his par
licu!ar department, and always manifcs
ted a willingness to meet his views in every
essential CONSISTENT, with his opinions aud
obligations aud Mr. Webster, on his
part, has exhibited a corresponding defer
encc and regard tothc executive. aud mi
ted zcalousIy IN the supper, Of the leading
anc important measures which he has
proposed To Congress and the country. 1t
is, therefore, apparent that no cause, other
than n mutual aud amicable understand
Ing, has induced the separation. There
exists not tho shadow Of a pretexl 10 charge
secret motives las The eucmies of both will
charso) on either side. Both have deli
beraiely consulted their public aud private
relations. aud the vacancy ia the depart
mcnt of STATE is the ma,urcd and carefully
considered result Of those deliberations.
The administration has every reason to
expect generous and cordial co-opera-
,ion from The friends Of Mr.. Webster, as
il has been homes, und patriotic citizens
all over the country = and nothing shor, Of
a decided opposition, by 40 means con-
tcrnpla,ed, will ever convince US TO the
contrary Of iha, expectation The news
papers. 10 doubt, will make this an occa
sion Of singular comment. aud aItcmp, TO
.orco conclusions upon the public entirely
foreign to the truth. Let il, therefore, bc
understood, that The future, as involving
any official connection between the ad-
minislralion aud Mr.. Webster. is sealed
volume 10 the public eye. No one knows
that Mr.. Webster desires a position under
the government, and ali arc equally igno-
rant thai The Prcsideur intends 10 offer him
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Ingenious Fnreniioa.-A Washington
correspondent, of the New York Aurora
thus describes an invention which is no%
in operation in the former city:
There has been lately constructed q,
the national arsenal here conirivance for
testing The strength Of powder by the re-
coil OF heavy ordnance and the momentum
of the shot. whici, is truly admirable inits
way. will tiy to convcyto you somD
idea OF this valuable invention. A thirty
two pouuder is suspended by On iron pen
dnluin ten or twelve fee, loug, at the top
of which is heavy bar Of the sanemetal.
the exrcmiiics of which rest upon smooth
iron plates, which are sustained bystrang
abu,iuems Of s.one.-Underncath the gun
is placed segment Of u circle. regularly
graduated. upon which piece Of iron
Slides. tho upper part coming cou,ae,
with The suu.
When the cannon is discharged. this
niece OF rc,al is pushed, by the recoil,
along the scale, aud indicates exactly the
ex,en, Of the vibration Of tho predulum.
Opposite the above, al the distance Of q.
bou, sixty feet, is similcr coutrivaucc,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-17

Im consequence OF belief thai the IN
dividuaI was the real Shipluan, he was at
once pursued by Mr.. Jos. o. Jones. DIR.
Brooks and Mr.. Richard Scouton ol our
town.
Shipman was traced without much diff
Guilty. and overlaken on the 23d inst. at
CarlinsviIe, Maccupin county, Illinois.
He surrendered without resistance, saying
he was waiting aud glad 10 be overtaAen.
He slated he iia.! made use Of no money
hut thai Of lhe Bank. with which flc had
paid some debts. That he had done noih-
ing wrong and wished to return.
He will start il is said in the 6rst sie1m-
boa, going down The river from this placc.
with the view Of going directly on to New
York.
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Captain Wm. E. Eas,laud, Sergeant J,

Captain Wm. E. Eas,iapd, sersean,J.
N. NJ. Thompson. ye. p
priyaics.--J. D. Cooke, Tho. J. Jones,
II. Whaling, CHI. Roierts,J. Tambull,
'fS. ii. hartis, P.SJMahon, jim. Torres, j.
L. Sheppcrd, w. II. Cowan, 4. Eiz, K.
II. Durham, NJ. c. Wing, J. l.. Cash, j..
Al. Osdcn.
This was, perhaps, tho most inhuT'an
piece of butchery that has been pcrpe'ra-
ted hy Government professiug,o 10 be ei-
vilized. within The present century. The
prisoners who rose upon their guard were
no, on parole, and had therefore an un-
doubled right to use every means In their
power to escape. If the Government DE.
sired 10 pu, them iu position thai would
involve forfeiture Of life in case Of such
an attempt. they ought to have been per-
mi.,cd to go III large upon parole Of honor.
There has been som, fcebleness or
,irnidity on the part Of !hc disploma''c
corps in Mexico. else such an outrage had
not been committed. We know General
Thompson is 4 man Of Grmuess and ac-
livi,y, bu, We question il he is properly
sustained by tho administration. These
measures arc no, only disgraceful TO the
Mexican Government, bul 10 all others
that quietly look Oh and tolerate them. |,
is his sh time that the predatory policy OF
Mexico be put Stop 10, or ihat,ho uni'ed
States Join snacks in keeping il up. IL Is
just as contemplate in this Government 10
permit such things. us i, would be for her
to do them.--N. o. Bee, 4k inst.
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LIVERPOOL, April S.


We learu by las, nights Gazette that
the Queen has been pleased TO oppoin!
Major General Sir Henry Por,ipser. Bart.
X. e. G.. b.. 10 be Governor and Com
Inander.in-C Chef Of the colony OF Hong
Kong,
Il is beiierci tia, the mission Of Mr.
Ellis 10 Brazil has failed, snd that iha,
gentleman is row on his return 10 En-.
gland. The imperial government. il the
accounts be true, appear TO have treated
the representative OF Queen Victoria with
sort Of ui,ra-masniicent huuleur, for ii
is stated tina, they positively and peremp-
,orily refused to entertain for "a single mo-
ment ths proposition which he was accre-
dited to submit.
.aecouetmcnt Of the Queen Of Naples
A letter from Naples states, HAT The
Queen was safely delivered of n daughter
ON March 81, ar Caser,c. The young
Princess was bap,iscd on the same day. in
the presence of tue ministers and high
disni,aries of The kingdom.
HOUSE OF LoRps-FRIDaY. ArRIL ).
Eto,cn 10 the rmg.-Lrri Brnngiiam
rose 10 submit n inuion IL The eiIroi, t!ia,
The house approved Of The conduct Of Ihc
!a,s negotiations with The United States
that !, rcjoiccd in the terms Of the irenty
which were allie honorable and advan-
taeeous 10 bo,h parties; ana that j, es
pressed lis high sense Of the ability with
which Lord Ashburon executed his COM
mission. and It's satisfaction Al the res'nra-
ton OF good understanding between the
two countries.
The Marquis of Lunslowne considered
this moiion Of unu<uai character, and.
coming from noble lord not connected
with tho Government, departure from
every precedent. When in the year l795
Lord Greenv;lle concluded mos, diff
cul, treaty with the United STATES, no such
vote OF ithanks TO him had been proposed.
When. in 1892 Lord Pal,nersion ,ermina-
,eii with France one Of The boldcst and
most successful treaties that ever was
framed, such vote was not thought al.
The Go5ie marquis declared tina, he did
not condemn the ireaiy-nay, lha, on he
whole he approved of i,-uever'he'css. he
consumed upwards Of an hour IN pointing
out the most important concessions that
he though, had been made by il. and in
showing the fatal mistake that nc believed
had been made. iu not having established
clear understanding Of the right o: visit.
Though mol prepared to condemn, iio was
NOT ready to congratulate the country on
this treaty, and ,hereiurc should instead Of
savip, non cos:e.::, ,:cvc, ls.i this huusc
do aow adjourn.n
Lord BrougIlam and the Marquis Of
Lansdowne having explained. The qucs.
ton Of adjournment was pu, aud uesa,ised.
and the origiual motion agreed 10 without
division. i.l
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REPUBLICAN OFFICE, !
SAVANNAH, Nav 9. {

MmderOus Aiiempt.-On Friday eve
ming, at half past 8 O'Clock. an affair took
place on hoard tho British barque Sophie,
Capt. Draper. An Individual on board,
having slight interest in The ship, by the
name Of Mckenzie. who, however, had
no authority o, control in the premises,
had attempted several times 10 procure
money from the consisness through the
master. On the evening above referred
10, he insisted upon an order from the
Captain for money, which wos peremp,o-
riy refused. Mckenzie became iuiuria-
ted a, this denial, seized razor aud
sprans upon Capt. Draper, inhic,iug a
grcvious wound on bis neck, which hled
profusely, and wns OF FIRST thought 10 bo
serious. The offender is safely lodged III
jail aud Capt. D. VIC are happy TO say
is doing well.
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[rrom lie s.. Louis Ne,s Era. Aprir %. !

[ From lie s.. Louis Ne,o Era. Aprf 29.l
Robbery and Murder Of Santa Fc 1'rc-
ders.-The intelligence from our western
border is such as TO excite the kecnesl M
xiety on The part Of all those interested in
The Santa Fe trade. The steam boat
Western arrived at this port las, night from
the Upper Missouri bringing news Of tho
murder Of Charyis, Mexican trader.
whose approach TO our settlements had al
ready been announced. We learn from
The Reporter, ,ha, Mr.. PIN the clerk Of the
Western. states that VIM. Mason was ar
rested at independence Landing on the
9th inst, as one Of the supposed bandits,
and lha, he confessed his guilt and gavo
up the names of his accomplices. The
facts connected with the murder and rob
berry Of Churvis, arc, in substance, as fol-
lows
An,ouio Jose Dav Cbarvis. citizen Of
New Mexico. started about four weeks
ago, from Santa Fe for This Stale accom-
panied by 90 men. He had with him
large SUN Of money, and took two wagons
with n lumber of mulcs-During his jour
ncy fifteen Of bis men deserted him, and
returned 10 Santa Fe, owing 10 the sevcri-
,y Of The weather. According TO the con-
icssion Of Mason. Charvis reached the
Little Arkansas, about 2l0 mics from In
dependence, having with him five ser
wants. His party was there assailed and
plundercd. Cha,vis being sho, by McDan-
rel and Mason TO whom thai task was as
signed by lot. Mason says the servants
were driven back TO New. Mexico. aud
that $4,000, were obtained in gold aud
silver: The accomplices whose names no
gave up were Mcdaniel, Of Clay county.
10 meu named Searcy, and Que called
Harris, residence not known, and DR.. Pre-
foniainc, Of Wesp,or:, Mo. These men
were part Of company Of IS or 20,which
loft Independence under the command Of
Mechanic! about the Isl ull.. for the Ar.
kansas.,o join Col. War6ekl. Col. w. was,
when Mason left, al the Little Arkansas
with IS men, waiting 10 Intercept COM
paUT V' raiders who were expected to leave
Santa fe a1uut the isl !Gs;.
1t eau he no longer a matter Of douot
,ha, Waricid has organized a corps Of
bandi,li for the purpose Of plurder. His
commission by tho Texan government can
20, save him ii he aud his accompliccs aro
taken, from the punishment, due his crimes.
lie was in this city several months ago,
and prevailed on few persons 10 accom-
pany him on what he termed an expedi-
lion for the capture os New-Mexico. His
plans, however, seem TO have extended no
farther than robbery aud murder, or to
have fuiled fer the want Of means 10 nc
compIish he object entrusted TO him by tho
Texan government. 81 any rate. 1t is
importan, that he should DO arrested, aud
that presiden, Houston should disavow
having commissioned him the business
in which he has been engaged.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-17
New ORLEANS. May 2.

NEW ORLEANS. NAY
Late from Ait-ioo.--By the schooner
VIM. Bryan, Captain Moss. which arrived
last nishi, wc have received flo Of pa
pers anil a letter from our correspondent,
ug Vera Cruz, dated the 9th ult., from;
which wc ex,rac, the following items -
A "Forccd Luan" decree has beea pub.
iished in Mexico 10 the amoun, Of two
millions and half, Of which S:260,C00 are
for tho American government. The
inoncy Is to lie paid in 10 The government,
within four days from the publication OF
the Law. This loan falls only on Mexicau
citizens.
Tho American schooner arrived al Vera
Cruz in four days from Campeachy. with
dispatches for the government. They in
!os,, Us ti,at every thing was in The same
stale. which mcaas shat they were in a
bad state.
The greater part of the crew Of the
steamer Regenerador have demanded
lheir discharge, which ashley are Euglisb-
men. cannot be denied them.
BY d law receatly enae,ed, an addition
al duty uf 20 per ceul. is imposed Hpou
all imported goods.
The British ship Alice Jane was TO
leave Oh the 25ih ul,., will, fresh troops
lar Campeachy. Supplies Of coal and
money arc also being Sent 10 that place.
-PieGyHne.
distracted Treasury Noies.--Wc were
,ald On Sunday morning Of 100000 ia
Treasury noies. which had been cancelled
il, the c Cusiom-l,ense. being surrcr'i,iously
taken from the mail. OF in some manner
s,olcn before being deposited in the post
office. The most strange feature in con-
nec,ion with the transaction is, that al.
though The collector here las report has
IN gave orders that these cancelled note.
should be RENTED TO Washington in JnIy
last, aud although sosue Of them have been
siace again pai6 i.io he Custon-housc
pahliciiy is now, for the first time, giver
.io.,he affair but, as old Losnn says ir
the farce cf "I9l3," we Suppose it's a!
Eight."--ibid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-17

Msrieo,-1s1iGn Prisoners.-We learn
from az authentic source, tha, The inhn.
iuan order filie Nexicas Government 70
decima,e the Texas prisoners. who rose
UPON their guard aud ATTEMPTED TO escape
sas Saladp, was carried into effect or ilie
25ih of March. and that lbe following Off
co.'s and spIiisgs we,s SHOT 10 death.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-17

We copy the following account OF 'he
arrest Of Shipman, the absrondinS messen.
ger, ffom the Terrc. Hau,e (lndiana) Cour-
icr Of the 29th ult.
Jacob SkipmGa Taken.--in our las, we
noticed the faci Of III individual, answer.
ine The description Of the abscondins Ship
man, having arrived a, this place few
davs previous. having purchased horse
which he paid for IN gold, and started i'm
rucdialcly for the West.
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fee, deep aud two orlhree wide, and the
enormous rock of ST. Thomas called the
Sail Rock. on accuua, Of its resemblance
at . distance 20 . ship Under full sail, was
entirely split 10 pieces.
Business was very dull, on account oil
there beipg no vessels 10 carry away the
ireieh,,grea quantities Of which lay ready
for shipping.-N. Y. Tribune.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-17
LoYpoS, April Q

Health Of her !Maesfy.-All :he ar
rangemen,s have bcea made a, Buckins-
ham Palace for The interesting event III
the Royal household, which may now DC
very shortly expected. The attendants
have been all summoned to their posts,
aud The apartments assigned TO The ply
sicians have been prepared in case OF a
sudden emergency.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-17
Ex,rac, oe n letter, dated
L,rrRPooL, April S,li

LIVERPOOL, April Sih.
The news from China is considered
bette: in a commercial point Of view. and
has given ffosh Impulse TO our maract !;
api il is now diiIicul, 10 purchase Cotton
q, ( decline. from The rates offered fort
Higbr ago. The sslcs 10 day amount TO
5000 balcs.-N. Y. Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-17

Mr.. Caikoun.-Thc following is an en-
tract from Mr.. CALuoUN's very appro-
pirate reply to the queries Of the Indiana
Democratic Convention aud the only
portion OF il that would be OF any interest
10 our readers
The filth and last question is. whether
| will abide by The decision Of j National
Convention Of the democratic party, IN
The selection OF candidate Tor The rrcsi-
dcncy! And whether will give my sup
port and influence to the election oil the
nonlince of said convention! TlIis Tucs-
ton seeIns 10 assure that am ciuii.
daie, soliciting the Office Of President. aud
determining, by my Individual Judgment,
The proper measures to be adopted TO So
cure 1t. II is not the light in which re-
gard myself or desire to he regarded by
the public. My namo has tecn prcsen-
ted for tha, high office by no agency or
solicitation of mine /; ami il belongs 10 the
friends who prefer me, and have presen-
ted my name to the people, 10 decide on
The course proper 10 be adopted, IN rclrr-
cncc to this question. have. however.
no reason TO doubt but that they viii!
chcerfuliy abide by the decision ofa con-
vcn,ion, fairly called, aud fnirly cons'itu'
ted; that would allow ample limo for The
'uiI dcvelopemenl of public opinion, aud
would represcn, fully, equally. and fniriy,
the voice OF the majority Of the party"
Gov. cass also justly observes:
"Thc people shouH have all tho time
possible 10 express their latest will il the
nomination of the candidate TO be submit
ted for their support. Nothing eau be
gained. Had much may be los, by undue
haslc. /; may rear the appearance of
disirusl of the People, or of unwiliinsucss
to leave their proper cause in their own
hands. There, however, it should bc left
till the las, reasouublo moment, aud then
the Convention will he tho fair eNponen's
of ti,c will Of their constituents, al fiic trmc
The delegated .rus, is to he exercised. J
do not srf'cr myself to doubt, bu tha,
these views will meet the appreciation OF
The great Democratic parry
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-17

couniry's onors bouu,ifally-aud through
The all-pwerful iuflucrce Of the veteran
Hero OF Ileans, combined with his own
raerir, hs moulded the public afiairs of
this Unio for The past iarelre gears. What
more s!,uld he ask or desire Of the peo-
Pile? Why surely The time OF one gener-
alton is,nough TO satisfy tho thirst for do
minion. OF any reasonable man.
The ime is approaching. when we shall
require more bold, daring aud decided
democut than Mr. Van Buren Is or erer
has ben. The haiftOay house mus, be
given lp, and We must strike for principles
to the hearts core. We cannot call MIR.
Van Buren, q decided advocate Of free
tradA-he is for "judicious tariii"-a dis
criuinatiDg tariff. We canno, rely upon
Mr.. Van Buren's moral courage, in case
Of powerful and overwhelming majority
10 c,ngress. in favor Of aboIishins slavery
in tic district Of Columbia for he is moi
restrained by constitutional scrupies from
approving il. True he is opposed to II
upon expcdicncy; but who can assert thai
eaped;ency mag not change in his view oil
tie subject?
Reviewing the lriolc ground, and looh-
ing forward 10 struggles that the south
will ere long have 10 encounter; win
hosts agaiu., US, my firm and unchansea'
bic coariction is. that We. Of the sorttI ,ha'e
Iul one gi,crnG,irc ief--and tha, Is, mos
distinctly 10 declare through the press
through our legislatures. through meeting.
and resolutions of the people, and through
nur representation in congress, that ou'
brethren Of the free states must give. W
the protective tariff. and provide by law
for the security ofour slave property with
in their respective limits. or we mus, pro
vide fu, ourselves otherwise. IL is oul
high privilege aud duty. nevertheless 'c
exert erc,y po,per--ercry plan within The
sphere and scope Of the constitution, 10 Sc
cure our rights before the !ina! resort tc
other means"
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R 0 R III HG N.
NV Yosk. MAY 3,
FROM ENGLAND.

From the English papers 10 the 9th ul,.
inclusive. bpugb, BY the packet ship
Rochester, Capt. Warehouse, nc CLEAN q
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Lat. from 81. Croir-Horrors in Hay.
ti.-By tho arrival o. he brig Cashier,
Capt. Allen, at this por, yesterday, We
have ndvices from ST. Croix 10 the llIh
ult. Capt. a. states that grca, number OF
people were daily arriving from Hayti.
some of whom state the reason OF their
leaving to have been that they considered
their lives in danger every moment they
remained. The cruel, blood.ihirs,y deeds
dailv committed in that piacr, they state.
su,pass all belicf;-peoplcwcre assassina-
ted in cold blood in the streets, carried to
the shore ia carts and thrown into othc sea.
President Boyer carried with him to
Kingston moro than $500, 900. and before
he left Hay,i it is said that he sent $780,
900 TO England, aud as much more TO the
United States. lie is now said TO possess
moro than q million of dollars.
The Cashier stopped a, ali the Wind
ward Islands and ro,iced tha. no, sin
gle island has escaped the earthquake. In
some ofthe islands he saw large chasms
in the mountains, which had been reu,
asunder by tie earthquake. some near 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-05-17
IE,nm Tie 4. O. Bee. Mrn5.l

From Janmica.-We are indebted to
The pui,eness of Capt. Glover. Of the ship
Windsor Castle, for file of very late Ja-
maiea papers. phcy soto the 18th ul'..
bot are unfortunately for the most par,
destitute Of interesting intelligence. The
Falmouth Post cou,ains birds eye view
OF The condition of the adjacent co!onia!
possessions. In Burbaaoes tranquility pre-
vailed. Tho Legislature had voted Slj.-
600 for the Guadaloupc sufferers. and The
citizens had contributed 5000 moro. In
81. Vincent the crops were progressing
rapidly. The agricultural prospects IN
Grenada were favorable. Several shocks
Of an earthquake were fel, n 81. Lucia
during The las, wee! Of March. In Anti
qua the inhabitants were suffering dread
fully from drought, and from the injury
don, to the public cis;erns by the recent
earthquake. At the latest dates they had
heeu somewhat relieved by raius. From
Guiana the reports arc very gloomy The
inhabitants being depressed aud destitute
Of money.
Newspapers were received iu this city
on Thursday from Hayti. The new Pre-
sidcnt had not yet been duly installed. bul
a Mr.. Hcrard was al the head Of affairs,
and from judicious proe'asnoiions which
he had issued. great hope was entertain
ed ,ba, the future President would become
popular. What may be result of the re.
cent revolution, time alone eau unfold.
Our ferven, hope. however. ic, ,ha, who
ever may be called upon TO rule the gov
crumen, of Hayti, may direct bis councils
with wisdom and foresight, calculated TO
establish '.pearc and happiness, trd'h and
Justice. religion and Picty upon the best
aud sures, foundations"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-11
VOL. 1II....NO. Al.
PuBLIsaED WEEKLY,
BY JNO. B. RUSSELL.

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