Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
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LATE FROM MEXICO
The bark Anahuac. Capt. Wilson A..
rived this morning 10 % DAYS from Yer,
Cruz. Governor Shsnnon. our TATE Min.
lister to Mexico. came passenger IN het.
Capt. Wilson, with sir. Shannon and
bis passengers and letter bag, came up ri,
morning in thsHeighi O'Clock bost fTom
FQuaraniine. The political condition y
things was very unsettled. IfAras tbe
general belief that there would soon Be-
another revolution in Mexico The Co.
sernnent was very poor. and unable "a
pay the Army or Navy with any degree
oipromptness. The general belief anon
all classes in Mexico, Was that Texas
would not accept The terms offered by The
congress OF ibe Uaited States. and that
consequently the country would not be
annexed. There Wis i very hostile feel.
Iog against Americans and The people be-
lIeved that. should Texas be annexed. a
declaration Of var would follow.
In IN T. Express.
We learn from the Georgetown Advo.
cate that Gen. Van Ness has printed for
private circulation, alleiier, The oriFIna Il
Of WHICH be addressed very recently 10
Mr.. Polk. 10 which be charges uhon the
President sundry omissions aad commits
SONS. generally deemed not to be includ.
ed 70 The category Of qualifications that
distinguish q gentleman. The. moving
cause Of the displeasure OF theIGeneral
with the President, iGssid to be the remov.
al OF bis brother. Cornelius r. Van Ness
from the New York Collecsorship,. after
repeated pledges from the President and
the members Of his Cabinet, that such re-
moval was not contemplated aud should
not be made.-ALer. Gaz.
I The inquiry is nak constantly made,
Why is il that The Sodfh Carolina political
leaders refuse Office from Mr.. Polk II
is not Office that they object to-that every
body knows-tbe gift would be well e.
nough, but there seems 70 be some rea-
-soHs connected with the donor ~
| l.aieE. Ga=-
The Hon Killan X. Van. Rensselaer,
died al his residence in Albany on Wed.
nesday evening last al the advanced age
of 81 years. He. was member OF Con-
gress from the Albany district for ten
years.
4Ew HAMPSHIRE WHlG NOMINATIONS
AT Wing State Convention, held al
Concord on Wednesday. General Aniho
ny Colby Of New London, vas un snimouf.
Nv renomiaatedHs the Wing candidate for
GoyernorTand Hon. lchabod Goodwin, Of
Portsmouth, vas also unanimously nomf.
mated as The Yhig Candidate for Congress
10 fill the vacancy now existing in the
delegation from that State.
The Fruit Ssason The luscious sea.
son Cor fruit hasisIready set in. Apricots,
cherries and sven peaches. have been a.
mong ns for week and prunes for lon
ger period. L. ChrlestonEG auier, June III
Crops The Cleveland Herald Of the
iith says, All accounts concur inTepre-
sealing The wheat cropin Michigan North
Iern indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin. as
unusually promising The quantity grow
ing in those States isyyery great.
In Ohio, portionstof Indiana and Ken
lucky The drought and frosts have done
much injury. In Ohio, the northern and
GENITAL portions particularly. the drought
mas so much injured farming prospects as
to.cause no little panic. and somewhat ad.
vance the price Of breadstuffs in those sec
tons. 1
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