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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09


II We published yesterday in advance of al! other
papers this side of Washington at least full and clear
abstract OF the recon. Correspondence between our
Government and tina: of Britain respecting ORE
ooH obtained exclusively for The Tribune. The H1ed
Of the came morning had sixth Of column OF mere
,les Of the several letters pretaced as follows ho~ng
that the writer had not seen the documents3
haze been iaforsd that the correspondence between
our Government and Great Britain IL very 'oiuho1'
and ably written.
The Tribnne correspondent had no. oiNy 0A
formed Of much than THE out naa oes"
inform our readers Yet tbs Herald without particle
:. i,,,.n, ;o,.,lipeoee had column Of gasconade
ho, -, ov, roosraleed enterprise and success with
81. r,-ssn News Obtained. not BY expeditng its re-
-, mn, nv IN. mean counvance Of Boston concern,
q, t.,, back from the Boston and other New YORK
n.rs tbosch 1t went off % Albany in the regular way
- the .sc lime started for THE City, and wss received
g., Albany several hours earlier than ,he Herald had /;
h.re And get the Herald talks of recent Ezre's
~. By Us, erttely opesse. when in fact no
express run ell and the enormous expense con
.tcd OF the price OF ticket in the regular Long Island
train p liquor drank by the messenger on the way
10 foly himself 10 bear the exhaustng fatigue of sitting
in a car and carrying package in his pocket
1.-THE same Herald unbiushinSiy asserts that
= We do not act 10 connection with any spectators
H9enee publish a."
Now the public very well ,het this same Her
aid obtained the by the Britannia her last ar
rival ahead at s cotcmp o,aries by The starting OF the
Neptune from Providence few minutes before the 'a
expres, reached that City and thai was kept from
the public nearly our hours or from to- O'Clock ia tne
heart OF business day while the prices OF Flour Cot
ton &C. were trembling in the balance. Does any oody
believe tina, news was used in market and paid
fovi
Tho NJ Y Express oflast evening copies the Hersd's
lame recital Of the title, of the letters which have passed
between Messrs Fox, Webster Upshur, Calhoun Pack
ephsm MD Buchanan respecting oregon and adds to
our synopsis Of the most important of these letters, pre-
faced thus:
"TAe Washington correspondents give abstract Of
the correspondence that hns been going bet "een Mr
Calhoun and Mr. Packenhatn and Mr Buchanan and MI
Packenham"
.Wcslfngion corrYpondents'-of what II zee had
found this summary first in the Express, we should have
eredee That paper for Yet the Express has habit of
creding things contemporary which it borrows from
The Tribune. Decency, neighbor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

E1sT- HOUSE HEArERs.-lu 70 department OF dom0tHc
economy have greater improvements been made than Il u
methOd OF heating house-. The od-iHshonet Fireplace
with It's cracking oil birch hickory hes long sEe3
given place 10 the snug and glowing CRATE The
nomca aud mAna able stove But both these desnngc
10 De superseded ~ great extent by lie modem E
Air Furnace. good Furnace three decided 3D.
yanages over Stove Crate L. II warns several apart
mens from the ire without the annoyance OF dust
,. Ia heat be graduated with the nicely
means o! the Register IN tho apartment warmed II We
uates ho apartments which hcaGs, causing constant alH
OF fresh warm air from the furnace chamber, which s1?
piled with fresh air from without
The Furnace patented and pa; up by Nh GEO. WALKEs
292 Broadway, acknowledge by nil who have taken tie
trouble 10 examine H. 10 comoine the above good qualities
III greater perfection than any other Ia Ii has
o7c. decided advantages ali Others in the O e
poratng water, keeping III, air pure and wholesome, With
no liability 10 crack furniture or TO warp doors wasG
the rooms from their place. Persons interested in havss
apartments warmed n The most healthy and agreenbis nsa
ner are l>vled ~ call and examine Tor themselves.
MO lleod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09


but the voluntary md grateful testimony OF multitude
Citizens, VINO owe the al OF health Ssrdsn Sarsst
pari!Ia show thai II Is mol always For those who lar
guish under the circulating psngs Of rheumatism, for he
scroilous the botc. pinp lied and dist cured, sufr
es from tumors cancers sbscesses tie YciiA OF c
cased H'crs whose skins appear as If suHused with aof
Tor the dyspeDac and eneebled, shy there IL i
ttey haze Hundreds OF sIc htye boon cured by IS
preparaon and, Providence insisting, thousands and ec
OF thousands more may be restored by IL.
Preparet ard sold, wholesale ana retail, by A. 3. L
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, ~ Fulton-st. Ssw-Yo1
Sold s!so ~ Broadway, n East Broad way and By Org
gsts generally throughout the United States. Prco 81 F
bottle. Six bottles for 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

q Gourg1f; Ad!taH ied,cded Soap, FOR the OF PE
pes Freck.es, Tan, SaI.owne Eriptous and ali SKIN 4,
n.urelnents at the only cepo 81 sArrs lot Store us
Brpanwsy ~ ceE-a GreciaE Hair Dye, pesetsb
LtTtd hoige, FOR cdm-ouing Lips and Cheeks; FO4af
Su0tue Tor erEicatns superluotls nr, without lrl1ry
ne sslE Lay thI Tor Iz,aut.y scaueriEg redness AZ
EUenes from TIE face. AcOIsLc drops Tor curing cei'nea.
&C. The aooyc ceirbated preparations OF Dr. 1oufsS1,
are % sc tom! only U.r mEG Al 81 Wakef-st l'i e
tEOJ Broadway.
AcESTs-E 3 Futile, Assembly BuiiG.ags PhladePst
JORDAN ii l.-sL Boston Carleton L Co Lowell ives .
ZEN; ". Il. Grrrish - Hetior 0ULd. BANGOR Blss cef
neid Green Co. Worcester 5iyeIu, ~ Haven. dlV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

ToILEr ARrtcLEs.-Ihe most choice Of Lub!ns Gae'
lain. Pfevos;s Saissy's, Edes and Patoys Extracts
Hair Colh and Shaving Brushes Shaving Creams and
Toilet Soaps Combs OF the most beautiful finish Rszo
from the most celebrated makers, (warranted y PO
nades Cosmetics Dentlsces and every preparation be-
longing to the toilet; for sale by G. SAUNDERS & SON
d63r ~ Broadway opposite Towards Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

DISTRESSING CAsE-Hepry Beetner IS in jail ST
Pslmyra No charged with having decoyed from her pa
rents and home daughter Of Mr. Gaines OF Shelby Co
aged about iteen. Since his arrest sssrch ha. been
made after the young lady BIZ; trsce OF her could b
found Fears are entertained thar che ass eiher been
murdered. or consigned to i.uoniuicu, life more
Greadiul linn deah itself Western p.ps-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09
MARRIED:
sold a. lis.

On the 9TH, by Rev. Mr. Summers. Philip C. Harmon
On the 9Th By Bishop James Lesson ( English, OF
Trenton, 10 Mary ". Bunting OF this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

~ The East fDdia Hair Dye. made expressly to coE
the MIR has been fully tested f'r several years and AZ
the purpose, falling do So ard vii! .!
color tie skin, even bound 10 any 9Th of me IL
great chemical dcoYery sold only at q CortsLds, A..
at The place tho Hair Er4dicA!or 10 make high
heads where The hair grows too low do cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

~ v B. P.LmEs, the asen, FOR most of the best Nswr
papers OF all the ces ami principal towns throughout he
country ar ard aes receives Advertisements his Cos
try Newspaper isrerng agency in this buiding.Ea.
trace et the Cou OystcE. pSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

sumption, is acknO~ edged by physicians who witro
ssd US elects az the only article be- relied for a.
may We had genuine Only at q CortiaDd-s. Dc eot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

GANr AID Gt,SrSss-This famous Scotch pair vii
hold another eyee Highland costume at The nercd
Museum today, from 10 A. n. 10 10 p VI. They h-s b,
lar curl oses in every respect be in this e'
The living Onns OlteTg also holds bnsefready rece
visitors at all hours Asplendd peri viii be gyts
by Ninche.l End a host OF celbreues, NJ : 7. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09
Fires

At Great Falls, " II. on Thursday evening
last the Picker connected with No MILL was discover
Ell 10 be on fire. and before the fire department could
reach the spot completely envcloped in flames -
The building of brick stories high at the North
end of No MILL separated only by brick wall and iron
door leading TO the Card The card room OF No.
was on fire. and at time toe FIRE passed the entire
length distance of nearly POO feet. BY the unremt
ring and determined exertons of the remen and CHI
the fire wholly exngushed. after having dis
puted its rgh, reign for than TWO hours. The
machinery in the picker wholly lost and that in No
much injured The greatest loss 10 the company VIII
he in the consequent suspension OF their work. It's not
known how the ire originated.
AT Niagara c. ". on the Goth ult. house occu
pied by several families burned and three children
mad a narrow escape from death.
Walters Bureau Mandatory in Cincinnati was
destroyed by fire the I'd inst. Insured.
4 FIGURING Mil near Christian Hollow, Onondaga
Co belonging 20 Mr Savoy, was burnt down night
last week with ali its contents.
At Allegheny Pa few days ago the printing
office Of Kennedy & Brothers with their presses and
types, was burned. Loss 81 000-nsured $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

" We advise all Deaf persons McSasr's Acocs
tic OIL for Deatne,s from u Coft!sBd-s-tGe best r-meJ
KNOWN, and the annoyance o! ho Deaf their friends
much more thsn The pncs Of l!Ls reMedy. ah 60!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

GEN. TONI THUH7-ruis c-lshra,cd English gentleman q
years age Il inches hgh, and perfect synnsf.
,al proportions, ma, a. BsnrrY-d, and w be hnppy
cttye the Minerva Rooms, 40 Broadway hi. diy
and evening. Ho Id on his way To take
mand of The English army IN Oregon, and can't posslsI
stnp lnngaL. Admi..aLes D ccnLs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

II The true Magical Pain Extractor can only be b,d
genuine at 81 CoTanGst Beware Of all oilers AlsO ih0
splendid Stove Varri-h % esd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09
Court THIS Day.

SUPERIOR CoUPr-Nos %, lS. H. 70. -, 10 10, ~,
80. 20 %, %. % 80. 81. 49, %. . q, IS. 1876.
COMMON PLEAs-Nos. A. l23. III, 10 4s, so, 81, -.
Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

r. Sarsapsrilaa sold at Ii Cor.srd.sl a. haf1a'
price Others eel al do cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

E There excute for any man TO have lis h.r -;
lug ont or 10 be troubled with scurf ard 1audruE
Phalons Chemical Hair lnvigoraor is perec. anado'
10 ali such nconVenierces operates the roots o ~
hair giving strength and beauty growth Iwi! key
the hair sol, anc ost much longer than any other pfep
ten, consequently ia Indispensable the toilet Per'
who have tried any other article Prepare"
z. PEALoN, Wig Maker and Hair Gutter, 2la sTosaH'il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

n AT the recen, election for Mayor and Alder
of the city of Savannah. Ga the Wing ticket with
single exception triumphant The Toie for Mayer
for Dr. Il. 4 Burroughs. Wing, SO: Dr.. Richard
Wayne, Loco, as r. " Goodwin Independent, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

e Senator DICKINSON left 3nshampton on
wednesday las, for Wa,hins,on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

r. How dry my Hair IL IL Winter Indeed Dof'1
know tere - something that Will Keep MS
soti, clean Ozark SILKY and oeau Ia, .uDg IS ny
Other aflc- I ID thfeeshi4lDg ooLe VI Jone-s CesI
end 81 Broadway, lSs fu..Oa-s- BrooAyn Dc s50a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

SASDs's SARsAPARILLA.lt has been said b. Of IL
greatest Of uninspired wrilcrs, that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

TIE INTERCEPTED Ngws.-The Boston Atlas
hss traced its package foreign papers i-ot he custody
of sr Connolly the Purser of The Cambria, to the
nent when !, was delivered az II Office It was de-
tsined-from before . o'clock Thursday nigh, until
o'clock on FRIDAY morningin The Merchants En-
change Residing Room II brought by The SCENTS Of
me Reading Room from the Steamer 10 he:r Room, cad
kept there Dish: Il By this contemplate piece
OF v:lsny that the Boston papers of Friday pr,
vented from publishing the Cambrias rews.
CHERoKEr AFrAIRs-It is announced n The
Union that Gen. Arbuckle commanding 81 Fort Gibson
has been ordered employ the troops uadeE his com
ani If necessary 10 put end the outrases in tee
Cherokee Nation. The Indian Agent has been instructed
TO rcpor, the facts respecting the late murders 10 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

ToDAY's oursyDE-Frst Pase-Lyceum OF New
Bedford, Mass. New Publications News Items The
Oregon Memorial; Report of the Secretary Of War :;
Western Observation-Disclosures Generally Canal
Tolls, SC. Fourth Pays-News Items; Sales Stock
Exchange Marine intelligence, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-12-09

FROM CORPUS CHRIsTI-The L. S transport
Gen Worth arrived here yesterday from Corpus Christi
after passage OF nine days Lieut. Jones, OF the army
passenger her. The from the frontier is
wiihou; the least interest or importance The troops
all well, but the weather getting cold and the
northers well known the Gulf have set in
n EovD
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-12
NOTICES.

We have received another communication from
&C." which we are obliged, from the crowded
state Of our columns, to lay aside this week-he
shall have hearing at another time.
We end on our table this week Part III, OF Dr.
Lardner's Popular Lectures on Science and Art
Tor which we arc indebted to the Publishers
Messrs. Greedy and McEIrath, Of New York. we
hope they may find many Subscribers in our com
munity--we should like citizens TO examine
tho work, and again invite them to call at the 0a-
ze,te Office and do so.
The June No. Of the "Cul,ivator" has come to
hand. and q, usual we find it filed with interesting
matter, and illustrated with number of figures,
finely engraved upon wood. We should think our
Mechanics who are employed in the manufacture
Of Agricultural implements. would be as much
benefited by subscribing for this work as the far ner
and particularly the subscription price sonly ST.
"Serena" writes to Us, that she "eannot see any
wit in the foolish Curtain Lectures Of Mrs Candls
which appear in the Gazette every week" Par
bars not--bu, we do not think the fault is IN the
Lectures; so our indignant fair friend Unjust srin
and bear IT," until we finish them, and then per-
haps she may have her oTn rits frightened little
more. We should Judge from the dash of "Sere-
mas" pen that she ia something of Mrs. Caudle
herself, or a Mss Csude. pretty we'll advanced IN
the "sear and yellow Leaf but SUI aspiring to
rule and rum"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-12
THE RIGHT WAY.

A meeting was held recently in Charleston, s.
c.. as we learn from the Observer, TO take into
consideration the best means Of promoting moral
culture and religious improvement among the
Slaves of the South. The Hon. DAEIEL f. HUI
GER, Senator from S. c.. presided-several address
ses were delivered upon the occasion by the Rev.
CHARLES CoLcocK JoSEs, of Georgia, aud the
Rev. DR.. FULLER, of Charleston. The Observer,
in its notice of the meeting. says:-
Upon this subject for years past there
has been a gradual increase of interest,
with results far more successful than
could have been anticipated. Almost the
entire body Of planters on tho sea coast,
have either made provisions for the reI:-
gious instruction oil their negroes, or are
prepared TO give their cordial approval
and aid to the effort of the differen, bran.
ches OF the church to this. Quite mum.
Der do themselves otficiate daily as :he
priests of their respective households, in
chapels provided for their accommodation;
and instead Of being weary in well doing,
are encouraged to persevere in their work
OF faith and labor Of love.
How much better for tho happiness Of both ,h'
Slave and the Master, TO say nothing OF the gsner
al peace and security of the country, If the allow
plan were adopted throughout the whole OF ou
large Slave holding population.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-12
BALTIMORE MARKET,
American Office. lime O l2As

| BEEF CATTLE.-The supply of Beef Catlle at
market to-day was larger than for some weeks
past, and the prices which we've obtained show q.
considerable decline The offering at the scales
comprised 500 head; Of these III remain unsold
III we're driven out OF the market, part 10 Phila-
delphia and some to Washington, and all of the
balance, amounting to 2 u head were sold to city
butchers, at prices ranging. in quality, from Sc
TO 80 per 100 lbs on the hoof, equal to So so and
1915 net.
Hoes.-The supply of live Hogs in market to-
day IS fair though NOT 80 large that Of the pre-
| ceeding week. There is bat little change to note
and variation of prices since our last weekly re-
port. viz: $3.50 TO S.
FLOUR.-Ihe demand for Howard stree, Flour
is limited AID prices remain unchanged. We are
advised OF no transactions beyohd retail sales which
have taken place at $3.50. The receipt price
from cars continues at Sd,37 1-2. There appears
to be nothing doing in Cily Mills Flour. III stock
on hand is very small. and we quote at s4.5OS
S4,62 l.2. Sales of Susquehanna Flour by lhs
dray load at $3.50. Sales of Penna. Rye Flour,
LIST, at 49,
GRAIE.-There are no Nd Wheais Offering this
morning. We quote good to prime Md. reds at IS
80 cts; sale Of prime red on Saturday at 90 cts
rhine white Wbeats selling at 100 cts pet
bushe. We note sale to-day Of ! 500 bushels
good Penna. red at 90 cents. Sales Of Nd. White
Corn to-day at 81 SO cents, and of Nd. yellow
at 40 cts. We quote Md Oats at 25 ~ cents.
BAcoN-The market FOR Bacon does not pre-
sent any change ofimportance since our last re-
port. There have been considerable inquiries for
it and sales 10 a moderate extent have been made
al our last quotations, which szaia resume,
via: Western Shoulders "a a Id cents; Sides
6 ga a Id cents; assorted 7a7 Id cts., Hams
"a to 81 cents and choice lots Of small and stric,lv
piime command Q cents.
WBisKEr.-We quote hhds. at 90 cents, and
bbls at 81 cents-market dull.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-12
rRrAx OF NELSON HOOPER.

NELSON HooPER, charged with the mufuer OF
William Brooks in the County of Morgan, on the
i7,h Of February last. tried before the Circuit
Superior Court for Jefferson County on Tuesday
the Sd inst, and found Gully Of murder IN Mc
seco.d degree--snd sentenced to confinement in
the Peai,entiary for the term Of EIGHrKES YsAns
We have heard good deal Of comment upon the
verdict Of tho jury and as far as we can ascertain
the sentiments Of those who heard the evidence
and witnessed the trial. he should have been found
G.iily of murder, and suffered the full penalty Of
the law. We, indeed, do not see. from the report
of the trial as published 10 the esprit fJeffer'en
how the Jury could have reconciled it to themselves
TO find the verdict which they did.
But it is not for US judge the Jury, and there
fore dismiss the subject, and hope the unfortunate
prisoner will improve the timo Of his confinement
in cultivaling such reflections as will make him a
better man and better citizen should he ever live
to be restored again to his liberty and society
The murdered man and the prisoner have both left
families and we believe in poor and helpless con
dition. Let the world deal tesderly with them in
kn0ft uIiliCttOnS-lct the tcuis % W "'PS'
from the eyes Of tho injured and innocent wife and
ehildren-and let the thoughtlcss and unfeelng, I
any there bs, beware how they tre.Pa's upon the
desolate heart of the poor and afflicted.
Hsre is ano,hers and solemn warning to the drunk
ard--sye, and not only to the drunkard, but tc
those who do not belong exactly to that degraded
class bur who indulge to some extent in the use Of
intoxicating liquors, and therefore are always ia
danger Of becoming SO, sooner or later. We knew
Hooper well-he was born and raised in this town
The last time wo were in Bath, we went to see him
in his prison The first remark he addressed tc
Us as--"WsR. Ihave gotmyseD into a bad fa
here, By drinking schiskey and keeping loo com
pany." All there is the secret Of nine-,enths o.
the murders and other crimes committed in the
world Remember this, young men, il you would
avoid the ignominous fate of Hooper and Others
beware Of drinking liquor and keeping Ion
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-12
HARVEST.

Harvest is almos, here, and our farmers are ou'
ally engaged in their preparations to meet't We
believe the Wheat crop of Berkeley will turn out
better this year than for many past Indeed we
have been blessed so far, much more abundan'!y
thsn some Of our neighboring Counties. We have
had several very refreshing rains in the last week
or two-enough we have been informed by sew
eral Of our farmers. to make the Wheat. We hear
some complaint Of '.Smut" in the Whoat-parti-
cularly in the "Blue Stem" but cannot or
ough. not to be too grssping Some of the neigh
boring Counties have suffered much for want OF
rain. We understood from a gentleman few
DAYS since, that there had been no rain of any
consequence at all in Clarke County since the 4th
of March last. We perceive a very general com
plant in our Western Exchanges about the pros
poets OF the Grain crops, In many parts of Ohio
Indiana and Kentucky. the drought has been so
severe, that the Crops will scarcely be worth gath
etiny.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-12
BANK NOTE EXCHANGE.

From The Baltimore Patriot, jane Z.
VIRGINIA.
Bank Of The Valley at Winchester ! j,
and Charlesto,en, q"
Exchange Bank Of Norfolk, par
All Norfolk and Portsmouth Banks, / dis
All Fredericksburg Banks, J dis
Richmond, I dis
Petersburg, dis
Winchester, dis
Al other branches, / dis
Merchants d Mechanics Bank of :, y.
Wheeling; Northeastern do. q 1'
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks, par
Patapsco, par
Frederick, | dis
Annapolis, ! dis
Hagerstoton, dis
Wiltiamsport, dis
Cumberland Bank, ! dis
Mineral Bank Of Cumberland, / dis
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, !
Georgetown, ! dis
Alexandria,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-12

From ne Frederick ExaMassr. gsns IL.
P. S.-We stop the Press 10 insert the
following letter which was handed to US by
Mr.. Rigney. Post Master:
CUMBERLAND, June OH lS45. !
O'clock. r. NJ.
. About one hour since Capt. Bussufk,
late Secretary Of State put an end 10 his
lite by shooting himself through the head.
The sc, was committed directly in front
Of the Coari House. andh the presence Of
persons who were passing at the time. He
was collected, calm, and rational as usual,
during the atiernoon--the whole Of which
he spent IN my office in reading and con-
versiag. He had been drinking for seve.
ial weeks, but that day drank nothing.
Yours, d. BLOCKER.
He requests in letter 10 Capt.
Semmes, that nothing be published about
him, and says the act was the result OF a
miserable life.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-06-12
THOMAS w, DoRR.

The New York Tribune says that Dorr will
very probably be Internationally liberated by the
present Legislature of Rhode Island at its adjourn
ed session this month; IL hs dear friends will
permit" Hi, friends however do not seem so
very anxious for his liberation, as it wosd take
away some Of their political capitsl. The Tribune
truly remarks, If they pessis, in unwsrrantsble
defamation Of thoss who are to do this act Of most
undsserved olemeney. and undertake 10 overswe
and bully the Government they msy posipoDes ".