Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-01

land produced general JOY throughout
the Country. 1t arrived on the even
ing of the dissolution of the Peel Min
IiSry. 1t is understood that the navi-
CATION of the Columbia River is secur-
ed to that nation by the treaty in per-
petuity, and not only during the re-
mainder of the Hudson Bay Cos char
ter. IS tsssas n -A-asas
Peel himself so understands it. The
London Times and Chronicle, speak
favorably Of the settlement of the Or
egon question. Wilmer and Smiths
Times contains % columns Of PEEPS
speech on the subject of the Oregon
question, Mexican relations and his re-
Isignation.
He said II do rejoice, before surren
Idering power, that have authority for
giving the official assurance that every
cause of quarrel with that great coun-
try on the other side ofthe Atlantic, is
terminated before retire from Office"
loud cheers.
| feel that have executed the task
which my public duty imposed upon
me. trust have said nothing which
can by possibility lead to the recurrence
of those controversies which we have
deprecated.
Attention is now fixed in England up
on the American Tariff.
Cardinal Ferreti has been elected
Pope under the name of Plus TX.
Love and Efopement--.2rrest Of
the fair Fugitiees and their Para
fnours:-A few days since the good
people of Hempsted Branch, Long Is
land, were terribly shocked by the intel-
Iligence that couple of married ladies
of that town had abandoned their liege
lords, and escaped to that great metro
polls of sin and rascality, New York
where, after taking private lodgings
for little time, they departed to make
a grand tour Of the fashionable resorts.
Tho Grs. WOE a NIrs. Hennc.h FiosVo ere,
a very pretty woman, the wife of Beuj.
Flowers, whose gay Lothario was one
Joshua Enstis. The other lady an
swered to the cognomen of Mrs. Mary
Maria Jones, the fair daughter of An
drew Jones, and her very kind friend
to that of Geo. Hudson. Both of the
fair damsels have been married some
years, but are chiidiess.
Well, as soon as all was arranged,
they took their departure for the west,
probably intending to visit the Falls
first, and in due course OF steam con-
veyances, they arrived in this
city at 9 O'Clock on Sunday morning.
But as their evil star determined, there
was to be mo rest for the wicked
Just as the cars arrived at the depot,
Constable Wilkinson and Capt. Moore
made their appearance, having in
charge an individual from Erie coun-
ty, also accused Of loving, 'uot wisely
but too WELL and running away with
mans better half from Buffalo. AT
ter despatching this offender, their at
tention was called to the eastern runa.
ways and their lovers, by some of the
passengers who had seen an account OF
their elopement in the New York pa
pers. After little observation, Con-
stable Wilkinson walked up to one of
them and questioned him: is not your
name Eustis? III u.s. said the amorous
one. 'And yours continued the OIL
Ger, lis Hudson yes, answered the
fancy man, anticipating what was to
follow. 'Are your ladies with you,
very politely added the constable
"Fhey are,' was the response and they
were forthwith introduced 10 the gen
tlemsn who bad thus as they thought,
intruded unnecessarily upon their do
mestic arrangements. The erring
couples were informed that they would
be provided with apartments for the
night under other than their o,0i, di-
recions, and they were therefore to-
ted off to the Champion House.
On being brought before Justice
Wentworth yesterday morning, the
companion oflhe Incoming Mrs. Flow
ers' who by the way is school teach
er, and professor Of psslmody,'
said he 'was little alriad all the time
that he would be cot, but he couldn't
see how they got the news 50 soon, for
he had come just as fast as steam could
carry him, and yet almost the first land
ing place. he was nabbed:' After an
examination, their baggage,themselyes
and their lovely little partners in guilt,
were given 10 charge Of Constable
Wilkinson, who departed with them
in the cars resierdnv afternoon for