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GOGGfN r.. GTLMER.-ArRrL 10, AZ.
To the Editors Of The JVbig.

BY appointment these gentlemen Madison Court
house yesterday and entertained the Democracy the
greater portion Of the day The Governor opened the ball
IN speech Of an hour and half aud aboured very hard TO
prove that he had always been consistent Democat-bu
the good people VI Madison credulous o. 10 be
taken upon that point The Governor dated his political
caeerirom the establishment Of little Jackson paper in
AlbcmnHc, just as be yergng upon manhood and n
tempted o. that he he them opposed
Whggery in oil forms Mr. Goggin IN his reply wanted
to know what bad become Of that paper and his Jncksons
whom, n his memorable speech IN the Virginia Legislature
he spoke u certain Herr President and another gentle
who skpitsd behind the joOfsfSps of the aforesaid
Hero, when any responsibility be- incurred Tie then
introduced ~ hs consideration another character the po
hucal s.bUnd, II Tccumseh memory; and NJ the Go
vernon used ~ soy not very particular n biz associaona
gentleman oi DARK propenscsthc people began ~ think
from the deep gsil0w Of the Governors councnancc that
Goggin meant something personal but the ausion soon
Understood o. apply the Governors present POLITICAL not
his natural c0myiCefiDp,-and that which brought
the change over hs phyognomy. GoPgin wanted % know
what manifestation the Democracy had gwen Gnef pnof
to This contest The Governor suppose took certain
Darius in nnciont History for HE model who nscor
ainiHg hn h- claims and INIT Of his competitors was
~ bc lch 10 ho gDds-by their riding on horseback
a. certain place, that h. whose horse fret noighcd
should be- declared King Darius, however, took the
procHuu0u Ia send certain animal, of the feminine
gender b,iDro HIM and DID hs horse receive the
'EnaraiiuR foot iu his nDstnis than C fell ncghnR
Too Gov pursued somewhat similar suco, fyr be- stole
march upon me Democracy and hs cOmpcut1r md made
such ncighnR nnd bfaying about n, certain place.
that they mDncntly lost sight II his WhnRory and sui
tered him a. run Boz. Goggin though exposed tho impos
u"u w akiua delightful Promenade through oil bis yics
sitlde, aud td ihc Democrat, n they would have him.
under oil the circumstances, they had better make bride
with nowfash,ncd throalatch, be- would certainly
sp though The Governor, IN his reply, alluded g. Cog
1n'- vote hppropuanR S2j,OOO a. the widow of General
auson-h" r'ncd ~ advantage there's for be- moved him
sell O. strike ont The enacung clause u he bl and take
1l The Gencm's cHpcuacs; And while GoPgin upon
ucuohmcn and reform, ho brought o the Governors notice
bic vote appr"pnotng million ~ dolsp lhpn was
necessary or he Navy, and looked she Gov. 20 soo what
elect the Startling annunclnuon would have upon him but
he screwed up behind table, nothing visible but one
foot sticking out ssrsrai iHohss-hc completely mes
mcHzej, aud required several passes u the hand to bring
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FROM WASHINGTON.

- '"' HNF'S'
r Washington, April l6.
The letter which you some time ago. announcing
contemplated changes in your Custom House, follow
up to day 10y adding hdre already taken place. Mr. Lord
the naval Officer has been and MIR jeremiah Towo
e mas been appointed IN his place. Edward Taylor OF
e appraisers too, has been removed and John Mckb.
bn New York merchant has been appointed in his stead
presume the appointed respectable, capable men, rs
e removed also are, but wanting Tyerism. quail.
hed Tor keeping accounts, apprasing goods Mr. TYLER
could not by such changes these are more ellie cuay
eat up all his words thus remove from office with
out cause But the John Tyler, Virginia who came 10
Washington in ISL is not the John Tyler the now
acting President OF the United States These removals
Is now intended to follow up with Others but what Mr. Nv
YET intends one day. does not always the next
lie creature ct impulse An impulse here IN the ab
sence of Mr. Webster Inns oustcd these gentlemen named
above but the impulse OF Mr. Webster present may keep
Mr. Webster, however, in the Cabinet much
longer, II he desires it, The President would be GLAD TO
part with him IN peace but will thrust him out though
some OF ine hints he gives him, significant OF his
wishes. Thus the removal OF MIR Lord whom Mr.. Web.
s'ers influence appointed. is blow MIR. Webster. Mr.
Lords friends Mr. Websicr's personal friends The
Collector of the Port of New York too Mr. Wcbsers pc
sona friend, has done all he could Mr. Lord Web
ste influence alone has kept him there months past
IN the absence OF Mr. Webster his head has been taken OIL
More OF Mr.. Webser's friends the march to the
gGione in his absence. Even the head Of the Collector
which for past has hung loosely his neck and
has only been saved by supple lodging Is now in more
peril than MIR. Webstes presence aon, can save
him. or some Bcdoun performances ou,rvslug all pcrfor
muccs before.
1t may be- that Mr.. wcbscr's reported or actual ,;
nation has led to these here BE this As
see now that impossible for Mr. Webster 10 continue
here much longer To nothing his own reputation of
which To beSue he is the exclusive guardian to say nothing
oi the trials OF temper he endure Of which he is hest
capable OF Judging. other circumstances making Wash
hgtoh too hot Tor him. Mr. Tyler IN his heart wishes now
To be nd OF him. His presence in the Cabinet il deemed
by Mr. Ty bar between him and the Democracy The
considerations alone will soon enforce a separation
The Cabinet has got to be re.modccd in the domoc,,,
cauldon. doubt whether ever Mr.. Cushing therefore
will get into it, John {. Spencer will be saved for he is
deemed "a democrat" Besides he has pro TEN possession
OF Mr. Tyler Look then daily formore and more from
Washington
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reminds ny have been msed and prevented
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Feared 80 totcl.s terminated running After
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frIct W himself New Yors. by advice
OF physician and obtained hifa o real
have yctuscd ouy 81 these already G like
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THE OCCIDENT,

MONTHLY Periodical devoted % the diffusion 81 knowedgr
- on Jewish Literature and Religion edited BY the Rev Isaac
Leescr Reader Of The Hebrew Congregation Philadelphia ana
works author NJ uo Jews and the Mosaic Law and numerous oef
which have been circulated amongst aH denonnaunn-
One ohrcnf this publication Will beto obtain and circulate IN
formation concerning the Jewish Congregations IN America ana ="
give such items ~ their history tr generally neic'ung
allen intended 20 proceedings n Congregational and Society
meetings which De deemed NJ sufficient importance thereby
furnishing continuous and prorfcve history ~ the advance OF
Jewish iniefe In America; ui The chief end n the editor n
give such Information the Jewish Religion will render the m
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of whatever Mind relating the Jews reviews Of new VOLS
original scientific and tel
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and and ane BY different Jewish preach
Tcunsbe work viii b. published m monthly numbers ~
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PoINrE A-PErEE-Aecounts differ in relation to loss OF
lie ut the awful destruction OF this place. butit any
rate certain that at least 5000 souls peshed and
1000 more maimcd and wounded. Large rans
opened IN the earth, sPoutng thick columns Of water am
hundred feet perpendicular into the air. But made the
scene still terrific the fact that a. the shock "a,
subsdng, CONGREGATIONS broke out and spread among tho
ruins whether from volcanic combustion or the oyeruTninp
Of stoves not known. The quakng Of the earth lasted
'hee minutes, and the whole place Is broad mass
Of ruin.-BGTbddoes paper.
\ deep, strange stiffness, such as on mid ocean
VIII sometimes the noon day fall
\ calm tho the yery end of motion
Had leii the suns light smiling spon all
And all voiceless, lfeless meath the beam
Like some conceIy.ng % distempeTd dream
Quickly a smotherd thunder and a thrill
crash. rush Of wind. 4 sudden cry.-
Convul-ive quiyerng Of plain and hill
Wli recollection Of the time t1 die
gaping open Of tbs solid earth
And the loud shock came bursting INTO birth,
Terror and death once usurp the scene
DID r.ar and crash and participating eres
Whilr an just buned d rrp,.e serene
Into wild rum and Confusion nfs
Alarm yet gaspng n gave horror breath.
Sink into silence s'yaloyy'd up n death,
The solid earth rolls W. Ike ocean waves
Towers and steepc- t1tier 10 their fall
And ierrorstrcken Hortals End their graves
Ere the . lip open upon ard to can.
From falling walls the shricsi1r people ny
Oniy 70 meet new danger aud 10 de
Another beneath the shu5derns ground
4 louder shock appalling hearts and ears
And snoiiIounR slueks cnmnnrie with the sound
A. life qusnchd along with human fears.
Mothers with children from their hOms.tcaIs rushing
Sink IN broad cafs from whence tle are gushing
Three minutes and three thousands soul. are gone
With scarce rruan from an of light and life
And rIuIs the monumental stone
over that scene u elemental strife
One grave yari vast. needing no scuptured tomb
To tell how thousands there net their DOOM
But hars.--e'en set new horror starts TO view,
and swift DISTINCTION the form 0f fame
Spreads wide among thn while ufa few
Vet lef alive each screaming -1no name
That never Will answer inldiy IS
From spot b. spot expecting still % die,
oh hapless Isle thy buried n1v
OutnImber th0se yet left sorryv weeping.
Eut never more shall human anguish bow
The hearts that eafths embraces sleeping
Peace o. the vicums' un trumpet sound
Shall with 10 final summon. shake tbe ground,
PHAzNA.
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him too. lie walked up, knowing nothing about tho mat
ter at ALL Mr. Gosgin concluded his speech by saying IL
was the hrst Time In the history Of Madison that two Wing
candidate had been presented to their without
opposition: he boldly acknowledged himself Wing; and
pointing 10 the GOreTROr he, fellow. there at.
another precious oI It that he Il by
In hne NJ the sehoo-boy said when he whipped he
gave the Gov. "JcSSe with variauonstook him for M.
eNordlum, his Argument and his pcroraon aud would not
be driven from his ssuc-said IL n delightful theme
SO in OF points like true eSpoundcr, he chung his text
with great tcnaey, and preached from IL admirable
discourse upon Whiggery as | ever listened to.
A SPECTATOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-22

The Enquirer now says, ''t NEVER said all the Ni-bt
Watch was Dcmocratic"l What pID 1t say then "Bnnr
White TO the block. Bring Jenkins to the block ;.
BnnS the Democratic Night-waich the block" -! This
said and what could infer from it, except that we had
democratic" Nighwatch, and that the Commander Of
thar Watch, enlisted into by the rule of their
competency 10 render only, bat also by the rule of
political opinion We could infer nothing else
The Enquirer peceiyes its gross bunder-no unusual
thing with 1t Of lueit perccives that has subjected len
Sins 10 the busiest and snimadveTsion of this
munity-that he expelled from office tomorrow the
whole country looking the Enquers admission that he
had Democratic" night watch would approve and np
paud the deed ltpcrceyes all this, and ould beg Can
tam jenkins off, and repair him the of Its rather
frank concession OF his having "Demucratc night watch
We hear from the Enquirer ne has condescend
ed To enlist Wings in his night watch How mnnyl Trio
VIC hear IN 25 Glorious berulity be sure! The town
Is about To Wing, and have Democratic night
watch OF % Wings: Will any have the ontery to
tell US that this accident Will any man be So wiiuly
blind aud confess that 1t is design-partv biz
oted, unwarantlbe design, make the Offices of the CITY
the means OF oyeThFowus the opinions OF the poop, Of the
clty'
We shall be told too, suppose that Jenkins no par
=a-that he did subscribe Tor 10 copies Of the nf
nous Crsis-,hat he and his were not in 1870 the
active politicians in the city. and surrounding all the
market carts
Shall be told ihs'
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sesssd by the CommissiOner-and that you
sessed by h you forfeit your right What the
amount Of this RspsSieaa doehiasf This. II the Com.
missioner O@ts to list by accident AS fOrgetneSs
causes to lose the sacred night OF reemen From
whatever you may be omitted be assessed
Commissioners Books the omission fatal your rights
II lac happens not 10 know there is such person m his
boundaries you must lose your valued right foe MS
norsnce. Possibly he s violent Loeooeo PARTISAN and
he to himself"that fellow whig-if list him, his
tax only eighteen pence and shall make nothing by
"h don't list and assess him he cannot vote next year!
Can 1t be possible that there among par
mad. blinded by the hope OF reducing the whg
OF Richmond, contend for doctrines indcrnsblc
as these Who would be willing subject the hottest
nights OF trecmenihc great right OF suffrage tse-to the
caprice, and the party spirit OF Commissioner of the Re-
venue Who prepared to make RersHHe Ooaecr the
arbiier of the highest rights of the free people OF TINS
muny-and to putt in his power say SnG do "YOu
Mr.. Peasants, lPhg. shall assess you
BY you, destroy your right OF suffrage
3" 1t is but horse that pay upon aud will lose
my commission ON that tax, in order To silence Wing
"vote But sou, Mr.. Richie, a DcmocIat-you aud
" think alike will assess you.
Such doctrines did hear SURPRISE avoca-
ted by the Sweat House gentlemen Wednesday night:
householder TO rOte they commended be assessed
and so he bcbu this assessment. thus determining
the highest and hottest rights OF free men. they seemed
think could alone be made by Comissoner-bya rcve.
nue. officer We amazed tri such savish doctrines
should cnlanac from exclusive Republicans Before we
would advocate principle subyersVc OF lbc.ty and
right, We would thrust RICH; hand into the fire.
What, thcn Is the true doctrnci Why. that the lac
imposing the tax makes the that the Commis
sioner the mere agent OF the law who goes round
property. to facilitate the collection OF public dues His
assessment - only ioi guide the Sheriff or Sergeant
lie can take away mans right by his omission to list
hum. II he fails list him. the citizen thus omitted can
not forfeit his highest right by the neglect ornscay the
Commissioner. lie forward and say TO the Au
dor OF Public Accounts: "Sr the Commissioner did not
choose 10 list me, but choose st myself and To nav
1.-THE taxes with which the iac has assessed me. What
"his motive was-wheher it accident OF party spirit
"do knowbut he shall thus deprive me OF the most
GLORIOUS right of Liberty. Here is the amount of NV
"iaX Give me receipt for t'"
Let the omitted 20 forward and pay their taxes Of the last
year We will guarantee that officer in this land dare
reject their votes because they by Com
missioner.
- No .,ttI1,- D, ,L. III
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DIED,

Yesterday morning CITY Of scarict Fcvo ANN daug
Hannah EstOn the 18Th year her
friends family invited 20 acni funeral FIRST In
dependent Church his NJ 10 O'Clock
90 The uorang NJ e 18th residence In this City.
Nr. ohm Wosby. aged 10 years extensively
State Inspector Rhockoe Ware-louso, had
flied r Than 40 years IN the character n The
nod high ~ onor united with
Die disposition and polite dcpoumeu n the gentleman aud the
ncakness and humility of the christian qualities which for him
The respect and good viii o nand all hen his los bot the
affection falls heaviest his bercaved widow and Children who
this denaton arc deprived Of the kndcst Of husbands and
most alecllonhte Of flheIs.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port o. Hichmond.

port o. Richmond.
ARRIVED,
Schr Extra Oyort1n, New York, sundnes
Schr Sohoo.bDy. JOuol, Baltimore, limo.
Schr Hero, Cooper Petersburg.
SAILED,
Schr Sun, Tinker, -tJuiuHtUu, coal
Schr Lake, VinaI, Portland. coal.
Schr Eagle, Guy, York River, sundrcs
Schr Amanda, Travis, Aexandra, bran.
Schr Robert Armstrong, Mister Bllum0rc bran
Schr Anna Hooper, Barns Norfolk cannon.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2O-Ccarcd schf Jno. stull
Ilughe-, Richmond Joseph Hand.
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Commander udckeHsIe.A story mas been set IN motion
by the y \ Herald, that the recent Court Martial
members Of the court Of conviction and ) IN
NioT acfntta The North American Of thi- morning pro
ncunces the story, the authority member of the Com,
an unequvoca. ialsehood. Il says that mot the Secretar
OF the Navy not tine President knows what portion OF
the eouri We're ]" favor II an aclul what portion il
any, demurred No member Of the court can GIVE ans, -
information 10 any one, high low without comnittiD
perjury. They say tins much, however and they do
say H. mar the statement referred io l. totally false We
gHised as 70 enable 10 act the assassin under the protest.
ON of truth."-PhH Gg-
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To the Editors Of the IFhis :



In YOUR paper OF the 18th inst YOU conclude short
article on the late fresh connected with the times by the
exclamation "Rain Rain! Snow. Snow Snow Blow
Blow Blow {" to which may be added Hail. Hail Hail!
Tor yesterday the lower end Of this county, we had
the severest hail storm that Witnessed About -.
clock commenced laundering the west very heavily
which seemed 20 iorebJdc storm, and at hide after
o'clock, discharge OF hail commenced about the size Of
marbles inicTniSed occasionally with larger ones-and IN
few minutes, the whole face the earth presented 10 the
view, thousands Of stones bouncing about like balls OF the
size OF hen and turkey eggs Oc was brought in the house
to me, while they falling, which measured full five
inches IN circumference. There some which seemed
TO tall IN halves and along like little wheels but the
'e most oil them were round with rough and Iaggv
SdsGs or surface They were very hard heavy and clear
"a chysta except the middle OF stones which appear
ed TO be Ike white Jumps of have frequently read
ana heard Of storms OF similar kind, OF great severity and
have been somewhat iHcreculous TO the degree of ,
Ience' believing the accounts 10 be exaggerated but as
sure YOU inere mo- mistake about tG here mentioned
presume no material damage has been done as yeget,
non ct every kind Is backward than It was ever
AnoWn-perhap the greatest damage the los of win
dow glass. have heard the extent Of the Storm
1onrs' &c, \ SUBSCRIBER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-22

IL AT the Wing rally held the Concert Room Of the
Exchange on Thursday the goth Of April 1919 there
assembled large number Of highly respectable and ine
gent Wings, who responded with enthusiastic cheers to the
string and patriotic addresses which delivered upon
the occasonnnd unanimously adopted the following rcso
lution
Resolrsd, Tina, the Wing party il. and has been at all
times, opposed TO that species OF political intrigue by which
the voice OF the people Is stuffed, aud sentiments of
drilled and packed minority made TO appear IT they
IN fact those Of minority and that therefore Indignantly
regards and utterly repe the system Of foul play adopted by
the late Legislature OF Virginia. by which hoped and
intended dePnycu Of the valuable political services Of our
late faithful and distinguished representative in Congress
JOHN MINOR BOTTS.
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Edward a. Reyo, bcgs leave To state through the co.
umns Of the Wing, that the publication Of his name in
late number thereof, member Of the Wing Committee
OF Vigilance, for the County Of Accomnck, only
without his authority but entirely destitute Of his sane.
ton.
April 18th. 'I3.
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fleoa ~ fAs HHdsoa.Ibs Albany Evening Journal and
Nf lroy WING state the watsr Of the Hudson st each ~
'e pisces had Monday covered Whsrvos and docks
snd ha' he rycr was su rising. AZ Albany goods had
g. b. moved o. the "a oit Of stores upon the ryet
" j. COur & Egg
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maHnUEU,

on Monday The Instant AZ Farm County.
BY The Revd Charles Mann. FIELDING LEWIS MARSHALL,
fs1 n The Thomas Marshall Eq NJ OAK il Fauqucr
county Miss REnECCA FRANCES only daughter Of Richard
IT.
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RfCHVOND ENOTIRER.

This PRINT a-sai- the statements of Mr. STUART on The
subject OF the Government expenses and charges him with
sowing his Misrepresentation broad cast" Now let us
see how this b.
Mr. Stuart states n bis address that be- nn ardent
supporter Of those Of reform which reduced the
expenditure of the Government from annual average Of
Thirty five millions during the last Administrations 10 liz
te over sixteen Millions for the current year"
Bot the Enquirer that he expenditures under Mr.
Van burcns Administration were brought down from hir.
y-Jue Millions iu 1897, 90 twenty-five Millions in 1SiJ
and usks-Whcrc then, the Ihirty.6yc billions $50
Le; The records speak, There expended during four
year, Of Mr. laD Bufcn's Administration the following
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