Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-04
AARON BARKER. President.
ANTHoNY SMtTn,
HENRY WATSON.
W. D.. -,
w. r. Wiley. Scoretary.

ANrHONf SMITH,
| Henry WATSON.
Vice President.
w. r. Wiley, Sccrdary.
GERMAN EMlGRAN'rS TO THE UNI
TED SrArES.--Thc public are aware that
great complaints have been made respecting
the character of the Germans who have emf
grated to the United States. Under these cir
cumstances, the following regulation of the
Senate of Bremen will produce an excellent
effect 1t was adopted ON the 2Sth of MAY.
and was received at this office by the last
steamer which arrived at Boston We are
indebted, says the Washington Union, for this
police regulation to our late consul at Bre-
men, a. Dudley Mann, Esq, whose vigilance
in the discharge of his duty seems never to
ma ;e slumbercd
GovERNMENT uLATIoY.-Rcspecting
those emigrants who embark on board of vcs-
scls which are expedited from Bremen by the
law of Sth April, 1910, and of the 9th June.
! 1872 provisions are already made to prevent
! the engagement and embarkation of such pas
scngcrs as To whom, on account of crimes
which they committed, or other legal reasons
the passage would not be permitted.
| The Senate, repeatedly enjoining To all
whom 1t may concern, strictly to abide by the
The SAID particular rcsii1s Il,, themselves III
following additional ones - ''S' 10 nuke the
!. III; who as owHrI,
ircigh,cr, cxpeditcs vessel, has to add To the
list OF passengers, which, according to section
ed to the committee ol the inspection of the
brokers, a declaration signed, instead OF an
oath, to the following purport:
That
iherc are, among the persons named i'm that
nst, no person who intend TO escape from pun
ishment Tor crimes committed, or are TO b,
sentaWay from European houses of correction
or who, as dcsertcrs, or bound to military SER
vice IN any oi the German confederate States
wish TO get passage in order 10 withdraw
themselves from reclamation, which NAV be
made
That he will also not permit that persons of
that description are afterwards engaged for the
vessel which Is 10 be expedited.
But, IL the engaging OF the passengers is done
by snip broker or the agent thereof. the shin
broker has To add such declaration on oath.
Salo INST must be sent in, at latest, eight
days alter the vessel has been expedited.
:. A list OF passengers exactly correspond
ing with the said list has always TO be given to
The captain by the eXpediter of the vessel.
should afterwards as an exception, besides
the persons named therein, emigrants apply
Tor passage at the port of cmbarkation. or at
some other place, and after producing proofs
OF legitimation, be taken on board. they are to
be added by the captain in AN appendix on his
list; and he has, respecting such passengers,
| 10 giVea similar declaration, on oath, which in
all cases must b. done either at the committee
oil inspection OF the brokers, or at the court of
| justice IN Negesack or Brcmenhaven, before
the vessel goes TO sea.
| 3. The captain is under a fine of one hun
dred Tx dollars, permitted to carry with him
IN ms vessel only such passengers as are oriai-
| hally named IN the list; or who in the above
| mentioned particular cases, and making the
SAID declaration, have been added in a stInnle-
mrnt.
A similar fine is to BE- paid by every one
! VINO, IN regard To one or more passenpers who
departed with the vessel has neglected to make
the declaration on oath, dis prescribed i'm the
aioregoing law.
4. The present regulation does not apply to
NOSE vessels which will b. expedited previous
TO the Isl of July next.
! Concluded, Bremen, in the session of the
Senate ON the 2Slh, and published Both MAY.
| 1913.
TIE CAMANCHES AND THE MEXI.
ICANS.-Our readers may recollect that onr
iu'Cot aCCouIlls from the northern borders of
Texas represented that a large BODY of Canaan.
clies were encamped on Little River. and that
the head chiefs had sent i'm a runner TO Presi-
dent Jones, asking his permission to allow
thclT families To remain IN the buffalo range
near the frontier while the warriors of the tribe
went on an expedition against the Mcxicaus
~ Was Only until we saw recent number of
Tie Red Lander that We were made acJuainted
with the causes which have induced the Ga
manches To plan new and grand attack upon
the frontier settlement.
Ii wodld seem that not long since Pm
chin-a-qual-hip, or Buffalo HUM. one of Tho
/ principal Camanche chiefs was sent Ia MeXico
\ with three men. who were also chiefs. two
women and child, To offer peace 10 that pco
! pie. Ou arriving at Pfcsidio Rio Grandc. a
military station below III Paso del Norte they
were grcctcd Nv the Mcxicans with eycry
demons ration OF Friendship. end directed 10
! proceed Ia san Fernando on their pacific mis-.
SION. w hcn they first reached that place they
| were agnin treated lua icicudy msnucr-thc
IcIih'ns inad" every demonstration of pe3ce
and escorted them to tie public square. h,it
! before they had t'uir tp dismomt thcy ,vor.
hrtd upon by uu armed lolrc. that had lrcp
| concealed 900 ihc houses which Killed tf,rce
men and one woman Tie other woman and
! child who were the wife aud child Of Bug.,I,
! Hump. were taken prisoners. aud lac alou,
succeeded in making lii, escape. This ACT oi
! treacncry has cxaspcutcd thc Camsucbes Il,
such degree that they have sworn suro,oa,,
] NCuUttllgn and tltD lrr,s a. itI, ,,.I...t