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The New York herald., 1845-03-07

INTERESTING DECovKRY.-A most extraordinary
and interesting discovery has been communicated
the public through the Philadelphia Journal of Bess
Lettres Judge McKennon OF Indiana county Pa visited
Uxma at the time Mr. Stephens there preparing hi.
last book, He brought from thence two specimens Of
the supposed stones composing the front Of the building
csl.d the Gov ernor's House The whole veneered
th these appareny carved stones Elk eight inches
square the 'front.' and fifteen inches deep The walls
faced h these specmens five Elk ieet thick and
were Of stones cf the country The surface OF these
veueeri1g stones appeared to be elegantly carved in
different figures, such represented in stephens
and Catherwoods drawings One brought by the Judge
confined figure in the form of the angles very
sharp the other, flower with petals, and small rosette
in the centre These were shown to stonecutter in
the part Pennsy lvsnia who, suspecpg they
OF composition and not stcne analy zed the sub
stance, and found that they consisted Of composition
hitherto unknown TO us, and Of the most remarkable
tenacity and durability. having stood The humid climate
of Yucatan for unknown centuries This individual Mr.
Hull initiated the artificial stone successfully, ascerain
ed its great value to the arts commenced manufactory
and is now engaged in securing patents Mr. Hull makes
aso from similar materials wash for external walls,
&c. which impervious TO water and protection from
fire and for this alone offered very large
Thus the civilized world only TO be made scquant
ed with lost art, but is to be Immensely benefit by
invention Of importance to society Of which can
yet form only a conjecture. Mr. Hull asserts, that he
manufacture pillars and columns Of this material,
any reasonable Dimensions Galvanism is employed in
the process Of manufacture.
The New York herald., 1845-03-07

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The New York herald., 1845-03-07
DAGuERREOTYPE

John ROACH. t,ptci u SO Nassau street. New York .
tces Of the quality used in the Dagn rsoype
Hi. Triple Compound Of Brom;ne superior
and in general He has also hand the Hungarian
or German Accelerating Liquor.
Cameras of his manufacture well French and
The Germau Cameras sold at this
will be warranted genuine.
Orders from the for any articles used in the will
oe promptly and car fully attended to. me tm*uc
TO THE DAGUEkKlAN ARTISTS.
ras and manufactursr OF Morocco Cssss oeS or sae
at the following cheap prices
Best quality Of Fecch Ptes No 4o 81 dosen
Fine Moroceo Cs,e. with white glass aad ne boee dz.
struction, all complete aud warranted, $50.
Acromatc Glasses, from 50 to $l3. -
ALI he Chemicals used the Dagueneoype process cheap
Aysu has received by the lsa steamship, the salt Of
plates two aud the beautiful process Of Mr. Fzean
for reproducing the Ports engraved plates
and to draw on paper an unlimited nu'nher
you fond Of the progress thus beautiful art please
call at the Lafayette Bazaar M9 Broadway of Liberty
ja28 lm*rc
The New York herald., 1845-03-07

IRISH hamper. Of selected quality dsi-
/ by u GRcRSE iRss :h iHRi 81 e'
The New York herald., 1845-03-07
PHILADELPHIA. February 2sth. isl5
6sEkFs s6sEkF JoANsFSs 6oAAMNsFSs RoBERr JOHNSTON CO
STOCK EXCHANGE


AND
COL LECTION OFFICE,
NO. III SOUTH THIRD ST OPPOSITE MECHANICS
- BANK, PHILADELPHIA
Deaen IN Dncurent bMk Notes, Relief Notes. Gold and
Drafts Notes and Bills collected with desp,ch on favorable
Drafts on St Louis, Cincinnati Ptsburgh Baltimore New
YORK, Boston, &c. constantly for sale.
All orders for the purchase and sale Of United States Govern
men State City or Co.'S Loans and every
p'0"p' 'nG REFERENcEs wv D0a'd oi BROKERS
william Patton. Jun. Esq, Cashier Philadelphia.
scull Thompson, do
Mors,n, Mss 'Beti Buck Co., DO
David Brown Z Co. do
Eckel, Spangler X Raiguel, do
Co., Mercer, Brother & Co. do
f2Slm~gz
DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
Ne. 400 B0WEkY,
NEAR AsToR AND LA FAyErrE PLAcEs New YoRK.
aonor to 91 his sshpo saS
Riding.
r,oru,. ,x.o,, TERMS; ,,.,ou. ,,,,,.
s Rides. Ka..' -. -. 10 Is 9
Ss::a S!s:|. Ls..sa' IS Single S
B-Hishiy trained and quiet Hor.ss for the Road or
Parade. to let.
Lessons. -. . 90 % Rides $50 90
ensls ............ | h99 GG Single Rds...... IS
i-Al Lsssons or Rides paid for ON commencing;
noSs sr fnS fss.A h' 9[ Ls.-Sr % y, Soad
s-Hous 10! 0entlemen, from to S. md from TO Sf
No Gentsmen adnittsd daring tie houn appropriated
card Of address requested previous 70 commencing.
Gentlemen keeping their horses this esablishmcns, il
hays the privilege Of riding tem IN the School Hats
The New York herald., 1845-03-07

LATER FROM MsxIco BY the arrival last night
of the schooner Fanny, Capt. Patterson, we have
Vera Cruz dates up the l4th inst and TO the 10th
inst. from the city OF Mexico.
Anna still In prison at Perote We learn thst
he has request to The Chambers asking to appear
before the Grand Jury in person and give his afdavit
verbally, which request was denied
In the has'y glance which we have cast through our
papers nd but few notices of the Elk President The
Indignation provoked against him by his former tyranny
appears to be somewhat alayed by the complete triumph
OF his foes and doubt not that his ample pecuniary
means have contributed not little to the ssme end
The brig Leopold, ODonnel arrived at Vera Cruz on
the lh inst with Senor Gomez Farias and family
board may be rscollectei that this talented Mexican
and that he has spent his time principally in this city
He Is noted political writer of great power and will
doubtless take leading part the sars Of the Republic
The Hespera, Of the Sin inst says that condeta left
San Lu Potosi on the st for Tampco with the heavy
sum Of 81, $40 000
Robberes Of the stages between Vera Cruz and the city
| OF Mexico still common.
Notwithstandngthe state Of embarrassment in which
the Mexican treasury left ny the preceding adminis
tration the Minister OF Finance has been able obtain
loan Of 500 at half per cent per month"; for the
satisfaction OF the claims of the cuvators OF tobacco
[Our readers may probably know that there exists in
Mexico monopoly in dealing in tobacco much like that
SO corrupt have been proved many of the contracts
tered into by the late in Mexco that it has
proposed by Senior Rosa member of the Chamber
of Deputies to suspend tho payment Of all sums due
contracts, subject to the revision OF Congress.
1t is reported that Gen Bravo 10 to be called to the
Council Of Government as supplemental member
The Mexican newspapers and Assemblies of the differ
ent Departments prolific in suggestions OF alterations
in the organic basis Of the existing government-NeW
Orleans Picayune. Feb IS.
The New York herald., 1845-03-07

MoRMoN.-The Nauvoo City Oh lrter is not dead
yet. No doub' our Representatives in the Legis-
eture, says the Warsdw Signal thought they had given it
death blow, yet il wont be killed About two weeks
since, the municipal election OF usual and all
he oficers OF the city duly elected. The whole
sstem Of government in the city is enforced usual
The leading Mormons say, the Legislature had power
repeal their charter and that it is not repealed
uaual
The New York herald., 1845-03-07
SALT AND FISH STOR


l00 BBLS. Salmon, No. /, anda
9OO 100 bbls. Blue Fish.
1890 bbs Nos l. q and acksrsl sce hslfdc 10 do d
100 do No. / Mess Shad.
50 half bb!a No. l Seyhro0k Ehss.
100 bbs Cod and Scale Fish.
400 do No. 5ib'd Herr;ng..
300 kegs Dutch do
5000 lbs Smoked Salmon.
100 kits Soused do
500 do Sounds and Toazuss.
1900 otis Cod Fish, suitable for s.ierinT.
loco sacks Ashtons Salt.
80 half and 50 quarters Mackerel.
seeo boxes Dgby Herring
100 quarter barrels Salmon.
For sae N lots 40 suif psrch1sorg. BY
fI2 imsm NELSON. WELLS & Co, sl Dey a.
The New York herald., 1845-03-07

STATE ELECTIONS Annual Election in New
Hampshire IS TO take place on the 1lth inst Four
members Of Congress and Governor to be chosen
john Steele the present Governor, is the democratic
candidate for reelection.
In Rhode Island the Annual Election off on the
~ Of April and Is for Governor and two members Of
CoDgress James Fepner the present incnmbenf is the
Law and Order candidate for the Gubernatoral chair
The Election in Connecticut for Governor and four
members of Congress will be held the 7th of April
In Virginia, the l7th of April, fifteen members Of
Congress and the Legislature are to be chosen.
The New York herald., 1845-03-07

The FLOOD The rapid wasting of large body
of snow, assisted by the heavy fall of rain Salur
day. has had hs effect to smell the streams and endanger
the canal We hesr hat the Tonaw anda, near s ter
mination has oveifowed broken down its artificial
banks, and flooded the low grounds in and about Tona
wanda village. We fear considerable damage to the
canal in that quarter. The guard lock at Pendleon,
which has been for time in unsafe condition,
have sustained damage The transit bridge
ut Middeport is entirely gone great loss it would
have al, en- soon of its own weight
Upon Genesee level we hear only of injury to two
small cuveTts which may make it necessary to recon.
ruct and the forming Of considerable bars of earth
the canal in several places We informed by the
superintendent who has been constantly watching his
section since the flood commenced that nothing has yet
occurred in this quarter prevent early opening
though perhaps than usual repairs must be
Wednesday morning at o'clock. The water in the
ronawanda creek at Pcndleon, had fallen inches,
hour ago.-Loskport Democrat
The New York herald., 1845-03-07

- STEAM fUWEh-koons 70 let with ?.eam rower
ion Apply at II. HOE & CO.,
,elM fi8 3wrc ~ and 81 Gold street.
TO SECRET SOCIETIES..
- TO LEr-from lst May next, the large Room in the
G story Of hous. oIner Of East Broadwsy aud Ca
br. .a az and o'clock P. M. For further part,cu-
lars enquire SP 81 Catharne Set, of HECHT
38 Heury street C2l lm*m
The New York herald., 1845-03-07

FIRE IN CHARLESTON About half past three
pile Of cotton Edmonstons wharf, consisting Of be-
tween and 400 bales 400 of which were ccnsgned to
Kukpatrick Douglass, ~ to J. Chambers, and or
by fire otherwise injured. That consigned to Kirk
patrick Douglass insured in the Charleston Insu
rance and Trust Company and that consigned to MIR.
Chambers in one ofthe Georgia Offices There cen be
doubt OF this being the work OF an incendary.-
lesion Patriot, March 8.
The New York herald., 1845-03-07

CONSUMPTION IS DURABLE.
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA
INFLAMMATION Of the Mucous Membranes is the result Of
some impression made them by cold other causes
rssulting MPToN sstra. diseased iiy.r and
Kidneys Papitaon Of the Heart sc. ey
dence it is proved that THUMSON'S CONiPUUND SY.
RUP Or TAR AND WOOD NAPfhAis specific in these
and remo,ng the existing of Thousands
n-FARTHER PROOF !!!-N :;
Phladepha, March lst, 1874 II hereby .
certify, that in consequences of j;
pested and neglected colds, q :
4, my lungs became *
riously affected, =
q r and for a
p = time have
% suffered with vio- = =
lent pains in the breast, q
obstinate cough and diff
cult expectoration, the symp-S -
. toms daily Increasing in violence. %
g had recourse to various remedies, z
= with avail until used THOMSON'S .
COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR, which effect .
ed permanent before / had taken three bottles
l.. EVANS,
The New York herald., 1845-03-07

INDIA LONG SHAWLS
lust RECEIVED by the subscribers, trunk of q Camels
Hair shawls-among them SIX very splendid Long White
shAwls which will be sold very ssiTs9SnsSs PTie.
70 letse ~ Broadway
The New York herald., 1845-03-07

ya FOR SALE.-A FARM--Situased at Isp, Suffolk
~ ,ounty, adjoining ~mthtown. Said Farm contains
81; 80 Of which WSoa; the remaining 50
fwp good wells Of water the farm; large barn h ar
raqe stabng for eight hoes; houses good
ire garden enclosed In peKet fence, tre<s &C. Sc
Any further Information may b. Obtained No 80 blescksr
few doors west from broadway. Half the purchase
money remain MORTGAGE f6 lmsm
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12

ia1-e.ce n az zresrrks aos ssae4rshies.
I.ss-s1 ~ Fszsr< a. array e ea~ Asatrcj
sAsazaa1 49, - arccspa,sA s.r PssP-s<s
i Sc y~ars. &c ~ s-seoty az occe.
kree al kse k-.&rei tAaessae. ast %
sAs ~er& = oaeA >Aca1t $50 crssss 60
ear. - tAss Gssera.~ss ezH 40 rzGees-
ass ssrvsee = E-e~ - pewc-f4i asd ez<r-
~Ae,zl,g a. - c<ft ssccssf.i ress-t1nc<.
AID Esreser s~ssis sAs s.sesssan & Ia
.a.re II ps~er 60 sAis osaslseaL
We sAsa1 s-,pase 49, e<r stu4Aora
su.3 s-o-s s.-esss< $3.50 ksss ts4race
ssrnesAsnx Eron ~ Aisssry q tae Past--
Mas eoi.g AsSk bexo-4 - sses-o<y
81 exist1a< rea<raferes we saea.1 tAz1k
49, exea<s sAzcA er<ared es - fe4Des
an3 a. New Oxiea=s w~re. wa1A : Prss<ns
$3.50. wo-A rr@<zAerAE. T1c~e est-
aes ~ere wua ~ - us~a 80 were Ten
s-1t3zng tAs We<<rs us,1creess he
Varsy 81 tAe Mhzz<~sa=ph. - ersrc<iF
as1ecrin< tsc 1azl.ssz. 49, e1at<sns
e1xAt. 81 niee milsoa~s Ts &c mT1 uf
tAat xsHsy ahsae--s1 49, Eee - dasat-
iess vaior. resissiess eaer<y. sd zatirsnx
enterrrise-we sAaat1 - udzn< u So
AZ lAe 3essiaies 81 Aneraea ssaiasi ass
Sc. sansseG tAzi n . ecaEh~t e .rzaa. tee~
ga esaR aay sSaal a==A<< q go ca
eartA-
b. .si6s Eoua az ssr 3oi.-sisxN sks
kacs - wAsrA ~~ Aave sl.s3e8. are Seserr-
az tAe nost sersc.-s cc.ss3cszslaa. fAey
sAcu1 arrest Paelnc ate<1tlc1. Or Co
vernzeat. ss Ask -. : fzIiy i1PrcsS.
e ~ish tAelF iz,pcrs.ece- And we nay
exp-ezS fA-e Seis<f. sAss sAe Eze-assps -
akr tAe k,yAesf grccs3 800 re ~1ksecr
- Es-cp~aa isserveas-oa "a Az.~rseaa as
Ara TAe slrezge< he eett<r. Ao3 tha
Presi3eng nay ress assare3 th.zt he I'll e.e
sssSaleed ~ TIE cssa,ry !. &c Ages
pcslsas1 wAicA ke n-ay eAocse e ss<zne
ca rAss gaesslee- TEE o3csa1s sad an
peruneas ater-ae3zaS e Earsreaa "a
ooas n ~ aEai-s 81 tAiE ccetiaeat nast
be net. Let i ~ 3.ae ~ oace-
W.zkizrssz CeAlf1sssSaz-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12

A R.a-ss2 ira he 6stf q Mexsco
. PrePo-el ~ he New LEA corse2aa.
8~at e tAe Ussss- tie szys tAas IS teazfis
wssa1 uus sxee~d so aaaes. and tai very
ies ssasy grades wo-l3 bs eocosaisrea-
tie es@Tares rAs alsaAages e scoA a
rad aerosS ne Rocky usesaiaizs Az sAls
speaks q bosAs-
"a persca tron -. I.ogis eoaid rca-h
he Raelsc see1er ~ he Texzs and ca
fornia rad tAaa - he So Less and Or
sc. aa3 visA a Zeal s,ose eouatsgs aas
satesy a ssue cf P<aee- Sor inxta1os-
ae Cod rcaek Me- Orieaas - siczn-
eoal es~a sAe AsssssipPi - fear Slyf.
To he Mexsean Gea cd q lhe roaS. ~
sseazecai. nsses Sake TO asys ana = haIf
@orSs ~ rsilrsal - tAe Cal 81 Cal.io--
aia. a. 80 Ra,es &y. sozS cs1Sa-c
ioar tays as1 a kaE nores u.kins ne
zaveiing nme tr~a 81 L.oafs fevcn 10
she eSa1 81 ~iatsr1 - Ca,sio~ass. acz sssh
P~rseci cazkrt CAY "a tay.i
To reacA Ore<oa 6ro.a -. 1.s,ass Nv
Fallrca1. 49,. A. ne sanns rae Il trarei-
kaE sn1szne 9d.xx AS. a. Calslo-u !,
= hers1ller - &c tAe pronisess Ia n -
So 4~~@--- - - q ne E4resr-
-Aea rezShiag ors<oa ~ wc1l5 sui - \
80 essfaare sFeo shs Plaes = rs ks.sre
rcsa4czc<-
lbs roa1 beieesa Teas sss Cs.i.f,--
"a ~osi1 cpea . rscA aa5 xalaakle coas-
~ - tra1<. slres6y ssSsis4. sa1 p-us.esp.-
Scala irszn rucA naaia< spsrzssoas, whscA
ne rad sesls Vastly asset - 1esclsoiar.
1 wszA Pass tArosxA CAihszksa. tie M
Per Part x The Prsxa.re< e Dara<<o. ass
serasnase = Asi,e. sozfA q Guya2s. n
>oeoro. GO he Cali e calssa-si..
ties E,oeA better Il wuu1 &c 6sr Mex
80 - esszSssA traassiltisy II hocne ans 10
e1iavate pesce aa3 ooznzerce nth tse
lnssed ><ases sad she ress q ne ~
aa1 . eaesarsse enterPsise ~ ws<e aal
Prs1e1s Awss - awe e.Fssal iaso ia
soaasFy - epea - tAese great liaes 81
eenzasasc2ssoa b<s~eea ne Atl.EiSc azl
Pacase ceeaas. b Hneaas a wAsch, pro-
staees lseAsea wosd ss tkroga ga b.
sFase e Casa 60 tie ose kass3, = Ezro9s
"a ne esAsr. saS - ~ Usilea >sases aes.A
q Aer.~
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12


TENNESSEE SENAToR.-The final vote in
the Legislature stood, for Turney. demo-
Gratis, Al whlgs-53; for Dunlap, 46 demo-
Gratis, wings 0. It is openly charged that
Tufney turned traitor. and pledged him.
self to the support of certain whig mea-
sures, TO secure wing votes. The wings
are welcome to the acquisition and pledg-
ed or not to the support of wing measures,
ne should no longer be recognized as de-
mocrat. A. 0. P. Nicholson was the can
didare of the democratic party, but magma
nimously withdrew when it was ascer-
tanned that the use Of his name prevented
choice. From his announcement of the
result, in the Nashville Union, we make
the following extract:
Although another may Eli the seat de-
signated for us by the great body of the
democracy, vet all the honor attached TO
that exalted station is ours, whilst in our
present position, we shall stand upon a
platform from which we can deal blows
that will be felt by our opponents. From
this platform nothing can withdraw US un-
til we have made some poor return to our
democratic friends for the generous man.
ner in which they have stood by and
sustained US Sin the present attitude of
things" The mere privilege of occupy
ing seat in the Senate. without the no.
nor of wearing the mantle thrown over it
by the confidence of the democracy, never
had charm for us-but to know that we
have that confidence, and are deemed wor-
thy of its honors, imposes an obligation
20 the democracy, in discharging which
we shall most freely dedicate our unceas.
ing exertions."
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12

Or The returns Of the election establish
beyond cavil or dispute that Carrolis de-
mocratic county and yet we are beaten
have lost half the battle; beaten, too, in a
manner most to be deplored and regretted /:
by the detection of our own party. Capt.
Binford, one of the wing (!l candidates for
Representative, runs in by majority of
one Cote. A few democrats were seduced
into the support of Capt. g., (who is a
most sstImabIe, generous gentleman. from
personal considerations, but in no way the
figures can be fixed can it be made to APP
pear that he received the "forty-six demo-
cratic votes pledged his support SO much
boosted of before the election. The whig
vote in the county may be fairly set down
at 500, democratic 750-Capt. B. leading
his party II votes, and lacking 10 of a
majority of all the votes in the county,
!" The severest blow of alp was given a
Middleton, where, as we learn, some TWEEN
fty-odd democratic votes were cast s'singlt
.shot'' for the successful democratic candi
date, because Maj. NELL was q Lawyer
had exchanged courteous civilities will
one of his opponents, or some other pre-
text equally trivial and ridiculous. NJ
one who knows Maj. NELL doubts his de
votion to democratic principles, and his de
feat. under all the circumstances, while
can afford no gratIRcation to those VIII
caused it, will but raise him higher in tn
estimation Of all true democrats.
Tn the election for County officers, tn
uvbioa went almost unanimously for thei
s;c,,et. while some democrats were honey
fsgglsd into the support Of the wing oandl
dates, or snapped votes g the defeat
..ame If their own. We hope all such ma
proat by experience.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12

or By the prospectus in another CO.
lumn it will be seen that Messrs. Blair &
Rives will continue the publication of the
Congressional Globe and Appendix. A
word of commentator fthese well known
valuable works, would be superfuous.-
They should be in the possession of every
man who takes the least interest in Nation
al politics.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12

Il 9ossra w.rsars. sAsre : lsiis ssE
ST. tree giesys kar1ly sav sospe d. ~
Aerosssa. II = era,s slsa<kssr: e.r
Asgsa.aE. - iaspsrisg. Rex Saes -
days q tAe C>evaiser Bayara, ar IS
seea eeeo1iag ussrr e he rasa-e q =,
As1sr, = meeAaascal bztrkerv - ~
seale. ~ ne saissa a. q sals. Psssr
sad saeaa- TAe asaekiac eo,szas. )
~essA nsssg baEsies are go = = sairsrzs
rasa q AaGaa Aesag. alzux a. insss-
sase. u'sA - Is ale Poser e voli.ls,.
aa'rdlag lesg - late ope1iax tx -
eswsrd - ass. e he kane = rs., 81
8oa. - lAai an<las sazsas = -
ssruea.sa- Ts~re = - tes<issssoc. -
sa,ss ~ tAs ieagsnaiioa i IAss wors-Sz
49, q rssaaxs asa e. asasAs fsas-
- - ~ 500 hs<la - sevsn = =
1s.nai Aerrors wslA - saze rxrc,ass
ses.ssSs tAat ley tooksA 49, = cs-sr
saAssa Aamaa saer1Srss. e s.ksr sasae'
F'sss & dArk sal saxs<s 49,
ILaszas Rrs-rza
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12

o. WE are authorized TO announce
DAVID E. LOVE as candidate for Briga-
der General ofthe LIST Brigade 4th division.
Election on the 18th December next.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12

JOHN G. CALHOUN Were
making by the city authorities of New Or
leans, at our last dates, for the reception
of this distinguished statesman, who was
expected in that city on the 9Th, on his
way to the Memphis Convention. We
observe that committee has been appoint
ed at Jackson, headed by Gov. Brown, to
invite him to that city, as the guest of the
State, on his return from the Convention.
Mr.. C. is said to be much averse to public
display, or to being liOnized. The papers
represent him as in fine health, and in tire
full fruition Of his unrivalled mental pow
ers. The democratic press of the Union
is unanimous-in the expression of the hope
that Mr.. Calhoun will again enter the Sc
nate. The South is now feebly represents
ed in the Senate. The seats once filled
by Grundy, and Forsyth, and King, anc
w alker, are now occupied { oh, tell it no
in Gath!') by Hop. Turney, and Colquit
and Bagby, and Chalmers.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-12


THE DENoUEMENT.-The facts 10 rela-
ton to the charge against f. w. Brewer,
the announcement of which created such
an excitement in the community, which
was kept up by the mystery that was thrown
around the matter, have at last found the
light. They establish MS guilt, and he
has resigned the office Of Parish Judge
which he held.
The charge against him was, that be
committed forgery before he came 10
this State in 1882. His career here, IN
der an assumed name, since that time up
to the period Of the report OF the crime,
was SO unexcep6onable, that had be at
once acknowledged the act 10 have been
an indiscretion of youth, 1t would scarcely
have affected his character and standing in
the community. Unfortunately for him
he pursued another course, and in attempt
ing TO free himselt FROM the charge brought
against him, he has had TO resort to expe-
dents of character no less criminal than
the charge of which he was first accused.
1t is an unwelcome task to US to be com
pelledto make this statement, but we con-
ceive our duty to the public requires /
at our hands. TRed Rirer Rep.