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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-30
ftuicr S2ocbbdr.

unie. 9tadbar oom Hepublifauer mar Icss
te Bode beId,ift:9t Den @anoleuten gu Seis
gen, oaB ale Sanooater fur bic fettrn Nems
ter Guf eem Bhi9 Wahl,ettel in Der Staot
wohnbaft ieien-ipll es fdieinen MAIDEN ais
beoaure or Die 2lucleutc Coa6 9efnhl mcnn
e6 pom Seinbe fommt, peis man ihcn tpie
man cs ;u fddBen hat) uno fd9t itc icicn 70
gut su 2Icmtcr brreftigt wie Die Staoteute.
Dies iIno lGe audi, mir gsben es 9erne 81,
aber ipabr III CO bodb Tberid5, one nicmanc
pom eanbe perlOnlit fur tr9enc eines oiricr
9lemter 2lniprud, mad)te, nod oafllr anf9es
nor,meu su percen rpunIdte.
9Iu eiuem anoeru Srt fprid,t or aber mics
Der gang anters, bcnn er fdgt, caB uEicr 2ts
det auf9enommen wcrocn leL I'm bel Der
QEdhI gcbcten su iprrben Q8enn nun Dem
70 if, 70 hdbcn MIR itferltdl febr frrunc'
idtaftlid, 9egeu bic eanoeute 9ebanoeIt in'
benz mir bOdl, mad, fsiner propheseibun9 GO
nid,t bon ben 2anoleuten wunihtcn baB Ie
9ebOten tperben iollten. giebenocm, tpoatrn
Sie nid,t Die @ute baben cint9e Sabre slI'
rudsuoenfen--wdr odmaIe ridht ods TdmIi'
DIE nit Sbrcr partbei Der Sail prcbirs
ncd)malS, 6 NJ.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-30
BON Sem 6nlf SauaSrou.

Gin Correspondent Der Baltimore Scnne,
idrcibt an Soaro Der 8creinisten Staten
Srcgattc, Cumberland, BON point 9ntcnia
DC He;drcc, INTERN 6tcn September fc!9sns
ees:
9lm Srettd9 0iad'mitta9bcn 4teu Scptem'
Der, urr ur9efdhr llbr, fam Gin Werjfanis
ites Boat, init elmer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
su un6, ifattetc Dem Commodore eiucu 8c'
iud, ob, uno Der Depeid,cnsIrd9er uberrrid.
te ibm cine 9Irtwort auf oerphTe, unterm "a.
9lu9uit al Die Wcrifanilhe 9Rc9icrung gee
ianote NepeIden. Ger Sntalt bon benz
ourh bic @erttancr uberbratten papiere,
1T aber nidlt 9enau befannt, ober cS 9ebt pas
@erld,t, ale habe bic WerjfdniIde Rsoics
rIn9 lid gewei9crt irasuo einsn 9ercin9tcn
Stddten Winifcr unsucrfennen, bis nad,s
rrm ale nniere Gruppen Surud9rir9sn ieicn.
Cteie Gcpcihen ilno natb Der Staot lEafd,,
tn9ton. ab9cIdrot wcrorn. lluIere Ranns
ftaff Die auf Der "Srurtcu" gcfauocn qes
ncmnten fuprpeu III, beftuoet I'D, in 3ampicc
uno erbdIt, Ipie bic 8erllhcruu9 gcbt CUTE
Sebaroluna.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-30
IprgcbIicGc @crrIGtbcit cineS
MSnrSrrs.

Trec n, Der Sdwar;e, tpeI6hcr per
eini8er 3sit bel 2luturu, NcH.Nrrf {orn
Ban HeB uuo feline SamiIic Guf cine grouf1.
me lBrifc rrmcrcGtc, erbielt ueuIith lsin ge'
rihtliteS 8erb6r odleItit, unocadtet er bot
Dem 9eneruen @oupernor SCwdro auf cine
0cIhdte IBeiie pcrtheoigt wuroe, eTfiarte
ihn ole ImD fur Ihuloi9 uuo oas @erid,t ocrs
urthelte i'm gum Icec. @s miro icst ssns
Idb au9emeiu suar9cber, cO6 Der uberwteiene
W6rorr nd,t bel gutem 9eritance it, unb
Iciu 2lnwaio weuoete ld' ee5bOIb an eeu
@oupern6r ocs Stdats, rpeId,er cs nbshntc
nit isiucr Wladt einSuid,reitsn, Stidpter
SearoelcU hat aber mad, clner @srdthfdla9s
ma MT Dem Sberrihtcr eiu "lBrit Of @r.
rcr" beni!liat uno befchIcn. oaB Gle Bolt
siehuua ce6 IcccsHrtheils aufgeibcben wer.
ben fol-.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-30
Die GctraiSc 9yreiie.

Sc ilt in Der Chat lidlerIid, nie i'd, unies
re @cgurr bemnben DEN Bauer aIauben ;u
MAIDEN, wsnu Der Watscu etnigc Rupfcr im
preile itetot, oae bics ccn SuqliIdJen Rcrn.
aeleBcr uno benz pclf Garif ;usufdrribrn
iei. qBir habeu fhcn 6fters oiefe Sad,s
ocutltd, anseindnocr 9cfett mic fdh unierc
2cfcr criunern rperoen, uno ae,rt9t, oas es
MIR 9efhiebt I'M ods Solf bci Der ndd,teu
Wahl in bas partbet Sod gu bumbuaaen
Wia es ftd nun rptecer betrii9rN ldsen, 70
taben mir unierr pflift 9etban, 2Iber ncd'
mails polen mir eud, Saueru Yeritthern, oaB
i'm SAT- itr ipe9cn @ursm Sntercfen Gin ZEE.
jug auf bic Trudt preise) bus qcfc Soto
Stdet unteritliet, ibr gerabe su aeaen @ud,
fclbit bduoclt, uno Cure eieoers miirccn Suh
cas 9idmlidc ia9en, wenn iTe Guh Die @abr,
beit perGfentid,en ourften.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-30
Bon uuicrcr 0lrmcc.

Durh oas Dampffhiff "Sea" fIno bic
neuelten SeridHe bon unierer 9lrmee erbals
ten wUrben. Sen. Wcrtb it 9liflid init ieis
ner Dioiilcn 81 Seraloo an9elangt Sen.
5aDlor aeoahte am 5trn @amargo ebenfdAS
Su perlo6en. Sen. 1aDlcrs Weinnng mar
WontereD bis am l5ten, uno SaltiDc, etpa
80 Wcilen baupn entfernt, bic ben Iiten Sc,
tober erred,en Su fcunen. @art. 9Bafd,iu9s
tons Scmpa9nie ppn SarliSie, pcnnipluanta,
mar gu sIlamo Gn9elan9t aIDo Te cncams
pirt bat.
@s piro erpartet bas Sen. g8ccl Srfts
ocnH Hcem @apitOlum bon chihuahua mdbs
reno Gem October nebmen miro. Die @nts
fernung bis an ben 91io @ranbe lit 50 D2ri.
len, uno opil BORT naf chihuahua 450 Weis
len. Seine Stdrfe beiieht aus 5000 Wdnu.
Cine purtbie orn pericnen pom unferer
9lrmee nuroen nenlid, am 0Rio @rante, Den
iIe fir 2ebensmittel ilbrrfabrcn wcllten bon
ben Wericanrr anae9rifen, unb crei pcu ib.
nen 9ctcoteti bic llcbri9cn iprdnqcn in cen
SluB uno errethten bas 2anb mctlerbaItcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-30
GOGt pDu S)Scrifc.

Our@ cas CampfId)iT "2lrab," wrIcbc6
Gera Cru; am ;}tcn cicIc6 Wondt5 perIies,
Ono rpiceer 9iahrihten cpn Mrrfo erbaItcu
pprbcn. Die 9irab it Gas SdDiff weld,r5
Santa 9Iuna nad, 8sra @ru, brad,tc, unb
Der &1ptGn tsrid)iet, oas or feiue lBiber.
wdrttqfelt f1Eo mit ihm uulere 8lpfdoe ~
paiTrCu. SiI5 Sartn gnna arlan9te, muree
cr abcr Hur bon penigen TreunScn smpfans
gen, ipeldhCr llmfano ihn eimas su eritaunrn
lhien. @r it in idwid,lid,cn @rGurShcits,
llmftduoCn, gccadlte aber ia tprni9en Ta9cn
fur cds @0pitoliuui abmreiseu.- OaB Rlne
8eAenwart III Seize uotbpsuNig it, arhi
odrarS hcrpcr, oae Die glrmce su San euis
patrN iIdb pieccr 81 @uuiIcn pOu Dareocs
erfidrt hat. pareoeS at elm Girfaudener in
ecm eaitlc 81 percte. Snnta ?una hat lcin
Gatinst ernamt atcr ,pcr raiIrIbe biiert mar
ned) nitt bcsaunt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-30
SeiS cSbr Gfgc3yeS :?

Sein flimmfibiqcr BURGER Ioats cs Yerfdu.
men nad,ufcten, rb er aud, naf cem ueueu
98ablgeftB enrc9iirirt oecr afcHco lit
Ties mus 10 Gage Ycr Der 19nhi aefohetsn,
iort fam or uittt ftirn'cn. Manh5r it
oirDeid,t rurd eas @erfehen ces Iarnithip
9I6fHrrs uiht auf Die 2iite qcit,ricbsn. gin
ietem Srt no bic Gaunidlip'Wabl 0ehaitrn
3irb, if cine gIfefcr,2tite an9eidla9rn.-
Gan lebe nad.
llrfere QGbi9 Trcuusc ppu @crfS @ouut9
fcrmirtcn leste QSod1e foI9cnSen populdren
Wahlsettcl /:
@pugre s.-Dr. differ 2utber
Senat -Binidm aoamS.
NIem GY.-gG. s.. Scibert, S,rratic
GrerIcr, SoenrY 9. Sepp, William Wengel.
CO. IN ffpner.- Cauio gjocSer.
Direct r.-Schn Giernaut.
q r.-2Iaroa SIlbretht.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-30
NcnIferidocrci.

llufsre @eancr bateu harts GscThtrr &c,
mug nm ;u behauptsu, eas ale unfere Can.
SipatsH ate gcmieuid9er fsirn, Ole ieocs
Spitahr 2Iulprud, fur sIemtcr machteu -
Guu oies iif Gle Sad'e cinnial rcdn Gcitredt.
I2en, 'tper bod eic llnpabrhcif fa9cu mil,
mag etrnfcmrhI hrr;h0ft an's QEsrt aeben.
9Sw molten jrRe ausernde aus pfr .lrfdte
nidt ipieccrleaen, ipcil jecer fpeie eas edrdu
nidIt Der Shattrn pen Wabrheit iff. 2iber
wir UiHidcn bcdl, oeB eiu jserr Stinimae.
tcf esn 9Bablssttel Uor I'D, lssru, ntrO bsi
iIdl islbit paIReer RGd'eeufen modnc, - uan
lriE Sdlip6 mas Der ieiH, eaS jcns 9sbeup.
rllussn caraal,S f.altt) iinp.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-30
Ser Circular.

@inige unGerer @eqcn' 3eituu9rn cerfibrcn
cin beceutcuccs G,eidrei we9en einem oes
wiTen @ircuGdr, Der ihucn, tpie &c faaeu
sufiGiq in ole odnce ffcl. gBir fir unlcr
1teil f6nncn curhaus njdts Stlinmcs bas
rim finoen uro niemaub Sat,te aud, caran,
cas unfcre @e9ner ibn uitt iehrn ,pilrorn.
siIfc nur fort rt9emadt uno mieccr nnaelimmt
piclleid,t fGnute es boh curer Ilrfencen Ga,
DE etrpa6 heIfen. Abcr nlle6 fam Cud, uithts
nigen-ihr babt baS @rIf bnteroanoen, uno
ihr III Ii 8 t cure oerbiente Srnfe cafllr in
@mrfan0 uebmrn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-30
MIriiciic.

Infer alter Trehnb 0ofes Bud, cds
er, BON Sber Sauccna. hat unS audi cieies
Sabr tpeoer nidt Uerae0en, bsnn am pprlss,
ten Walttpcd, iberrcdte er uns perI6nIid,
etniae Der fdOniten urp bfiten, uno bon ihm
lelbIt 9eSo9enen pfrGden, Die mir in oieler
SabrsSeit 9eichen haben. Sir erfliden ibn
nodmaIs unfern un9ehcud,rlten Danf bafiir
ansunetmen. Die pfrfId,e fno spar gut,
aber bod, ltebcn fte NIT einem auten
6reuno in fsinem 8rrsleid,. Scl1es
9ScNlpcUeu, f6nncn mir Serru 8ud,eder
oerlIthern, fam bel un6 ME i'll 9rr9cdrrbeit
9cratben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-30
Gp[lc SpuMHc.

9n uub Tim sIaegbenD in prnniDlS1risn,
iortu ole tcucn Nunce iehr satlrrid1 feiu--
Sc Fno ncutidb oaieIbf 2 Nericuen an Ger
BaderIfeu gefprbcn. Ger cine Gin uerheis
rdtheter Wann Ger Wouaten prrbtr 9ebi.
fen purcc, Der cine Satin uub m,hrerc Ams
Der bintcrIdHt ;-ocr anoere ein jungsr Diar
bon 10 Sdhren, rpcIdler fdon prr 9 DiOnns
ten pou eincm Suure 9cbvfeu Wcroeu mar. =
Wehrrre HincCr iClen ncd) 9tblbcn pprcen
ieir1.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-30
Suicnh RGacr. Gin.

Ia ;spei Gcfcph eager in 9ller.
tauu wchubaft dno, unb mir l:hcn oft osftaqf
wnroeu, rpeIdber bon bstccn Der 9anbioot fir
slTembtp fei, 70 fincen mir CO nofhwencig
bier, gum Huteu Der Srimmaeber, III trmsr.
fcn, ods rs Sofepb Sd9er @fQ.,
eb:maliger GchiIfsrthter nro jeBiQsr Stchr.
halter, unS nitt @sn, Sclepb i. Ga
aer lit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-30
Die Glbsrf. 3ts lhrcibt aus Socutba

ucr, 8. sIu9uit Ser SrGncwem bar ieiuc
entTttid,c Jtreft porii9idb al unirrer uu'
oIudGcliqCu &jemciuse bGwibrt in rpeIt3er
jcet flint Snoiutsuen tpegen Woroe5 eiuGr;os
9cn lub Die Iebtcn srei in psrnidlencr 4gos
0Dr, neil lIc in ibrsn 8auidIs ciusH Wer,
Id,au gum S6erSe erihIuaen, Ger iIc i,ins
msr bcIeibi9t blttr. SeofFcn;iih miro cinuial
Oie Guiii, eln GrcmpeI tatuiren uNo ucn oCr
lRter abifsheu, nit Der fe i'll oori9eu Sab,
re eiueu W0rccr bebauoCite, bem Ic ;nci
Sabre 5oaft susrfaunte, trcs crm, pds er
l.hrH Sipe;mdI otrlud,tc, anoere uafduIbi9e
Menidlsn, Die ibn uimusr beIciOiSt, Sn rr'
ldJieern.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-30

DHrd, bic Cambria que Tsuiateitsn RON
@ugIano crtaiIen poreer, lpelte ueriidern
cae bcrr padcEham, SritIilt0sr @efducfrr
81 Waithington, srludl, mOrSeu iei, unIere
3wilt@tcitsn nilt Ieriee scIidjca usS Guss
naIg(teE.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-30

81 Gccr9eIomu III neHlid, ciu Ssuer nu6.
gcbrpd)en, prldlc6 80 9eb6ueC eiHdltcrIp.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08
MIR LEAK

This gentleman addressed the citizens
Of Ibis county, on Saturday last Il was
our intention 20 have heard him, but we're
disappointed. We have heard very little
sad about his speech and therefore con.
clude that he did no, make much impress.
SION even on bis own friends. 1t Is nttu.
raj 10 suppose that he bclaJoted the Wings
with al his might, hu, his shaft, fell harm.
less At their feet. We are told lie boosted
considerably Of his revolutionary descent
that he had descended from a Wing Of
IS, but had no connection with the Wings
Of 20 H. lad ii, gticfs before the au.
deuce relative to his treatment a. respc cts
the nomination for Governor that
lac had made proposition 10 Mr. Shepard
To refer their CLAIMS to the Central Cun.
ml,lcc 10 decide between them who should
be the Candidate of the party. We un-
dcrstand he stated It rs his determination,
whether he received the nomination or not,
to canvass the State for the pub &c benefit.
THIS Is certainly very kind IA Mr.. Leak
and the people no d ubt, and his own I'M.
mediate friends 20 particular, VII properly
apprte,ate hi, cndeasors to enllghieu lhcm.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08

l2lh Gen. Ampudia notified Gen. Taylor
that be would not act further until he re.
ceiyed definite Instructions from his Gov.
eminent.
IL is reported Gen. TAYLOR, hearing thai,
there were two vessels off the mouth Of the
Rio Grande from this place. with provs.
ions for the Mexican army at Matamoras,
despatched Lieut.. Renshaw, Of the L. S.
brig Lawrence, with the revenue cutler ST.
Anna to cut off all communication with
that place.
The army was in good health and in fine
spirits, arden,ly wishing for an opportuni.
~ to give the Mexicaus lesson.
By the barqie Cl-rmoni, Capt Lermond
we have received Mexican papers 10 the
% inst, from the city of Mexico. Al.
though the Clermont sailed from Vera
Cruz on the 9th, there is in the papers moth.
ing Of local interest, not even report of
the revolution which was TO have ken
place on the afternoon of the 81, according
to the Information bfoush, by the barque
Mandarin.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08
AT LAST

We learn from the National lntcI!igen,
Ger that Philo White has at last resigned
his post as Purser in the L. S. Navy. Mr..
White has held this office or one similar
from the fret election Of Gen. Jackson,
and yet be ha. been permitted to leave his
post for the purpose Of establishing party
presses throughout the country to support
his party. Was this q corrupt use of the
Office or not
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08
THE OREGON CONTROVERSY
SETTLED.

Letters By the Great Western from high
sources, say that the Oregon question Is
SETTLED, aud give the detail, va: latitude
80 TO the Straits Of Fuca, and thence
through said Straits TO the Pacific, leaving
the whole Of Nancouyef's island to Great
Britain, the navigation of the Columbia for
term Of years, &c. We understand the
through the medium of several gentlemen
at Washington, and which We announced
perhaps two months ago, but which was
retarded by the uncouTicous manner IN
which the offer of arbitration was rejected,
has now been recognized and confirmed
The form of diplomacy will be gone
through with at Washington as we pre-.
sume-lor the formal negotiation has ney
or bv our government been committed to
MIR. McLane, though the generous comb
dcnce existing between him and Lord Alb.
crdcen has doubtless enabled him to rem
der important aid in bringing the contro-
versy to favorable issue.
The President, we have reason TO know,
is ready aud will be promp, To accept the
terms stated above, and the Senate not less
prompt in confirming what he does. Let
the dogs of war bawl and go TO "a 40
the prey has escaped them. The nation.
al heart" needs not now to " be prepared
for war"
A paragraph from a Liverpool paper
nr the lIth, mentions the above intelll'
gonce us having boon rumored on Change,
Gu, docs not speak confidently Of its col.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08
NIRGINIA ELECTION

Tie annual election in Virginia for mem
bcrs 10 Tie Legislature took place on tho
23td ulI. Returns come IN slowly bnl thr
Wings have gained Il equal 10 - nnd
lost ) equal To 10, showing a nctt Wing
gun Of II. This shows what tho Whig,
might have accomplished if they had en-
tered the contest without divided councils
In the last legislature the Loco focos had
majority Of 80, if there are no other
changes II viii lc - IN the next.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08
TIE sUR-TREASrRY

10 the Sena'e, on the 2lst uitlmo, Mr..
Webster stated tina, having received many
letters making inquiries touching the pro.
sress Of the Independent Treasury bill, he
would inquire Of the Chairman Of the Fl.
nance Committee TO say how soon the
Committee would report that inpor,an,
measure.
Mr.. Lewis, Chairman Of the Finance
Committee, IN reply said, that he could not
tell at what time the Sub. Treasury bill viii
be reported back to the Seuute, FOR the
the Committee had determined TO give pre-.
cedence to bill for establishing ware.
housing system, mud inaddulon TO tie wure.
housing bill, the Committee propose 10 Pre-.
eede action On the Sub Treasury bill, by
bills t. establish Branch Miu,s at Charles.
ton ami New loih-measures, he sad,
which have also b en- urged, from rcspec.
table commercial sources, as IN their ten.
dency calculated to facilitate the inlroduc.
lion Of specie payments into the Treasury.
lie further stated that the specie clause
shall n no ereai be reported TO 90 into ef.
feet sooner than the frs, Of January next,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08
observation-disclosures FoR YorEs.

Mr.. Severance, Of Maine, a Rcpresen.
la'iYe in Congress from the kcnnebec Dis.
trict, IN a letter in the last kenncbec Jour.
nal, says that the LocofOco members from
Maine gave the Committee Of Ways aud
Means 10 understand that if they did not
amend the Tariff bill, SO as 70 retain the
bounty to fishermen, their votes cou'd not
be calculated upon 10 carry the bill So
the committee struck out that part of the
bill. Mr.. Severance says this is g. dis.
elimination IN iayo, Of votes, If no, for pro.
lection"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08
FURTHER FROM THE ARMY.

We mentioned IN our last that General
Worth was on his way 10 this port. from
The RIO Grande, on the steamer Hunter.
We have since learned, with great regret,
lhAt Gen. Worth has resigned his coumls
SION. II Is well understood ia the service
that the cause ol this step is that old source
OF complaint, hrcyet rank. But, whatever
may be tho cause, the whole country will
regret the loss Of Gen. Nouh. Il is no
disparagemen, to others III the service to
say that, ~ the highest and best qnalihca.
lioas Of general officer Gen. Worth has
no superior IN the army.
Another untowafd even, ~ the service
We have TO chronicle. Ga the morning VI
the 10Th ulimo, Col Cross, the aCtIns
QuaIiermas,cr General Of the Army, iell
the camp on horseback, unattended, on
business in his department. Not return.
ing within q reasonable time, alarm was
excited Ia regard to hts safety, and parties
were sent out for him, but could Obtain no
satisfactory lldIngs OF hlH. Three OF four
dave elapsed, and the gfatest fears were
entertained Tor his llr. " hen happily, ,hro'
tho crergy and adroilncss Of an otliccr Of
the Dragons, II was ascertained that Col
Cross had been taken prisoner by party
Of Mexican raacheros, consisting Of a cap
tain, lieutenant, aud five men aud carried
III. Not the least apprehension II now en-.
tcr,aned for the personal safety II Col.
Cross, but 1t is not known ia Gen Tly lof's
camp where lie j. Mexican iilcefs posi-.
lsely DENY lha, lie j. 10 Malamofas, and
se aust aait patcuty little While for
d,e N, stery to be u1rayelloj. Bot let Us
feIeat, that, al last accounts, the officers
IA Gen. Tay lor's camp lelt no alarm what.
ever as 20 the personal safety OF Col. Cross.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-05-08
CAN tbs GE TRUE

The New York Journal of Commerce,
quasi Administration paper, has this re
markab'e statement I'VE speak adj.
sedty when We say that the President and
his Cabinet have no strong wish that il
tthe Sub.Treasufy DlI) Shah become a
law" If this be true, Mr.. Polk is as in.
decisive and uncertain in his views of DO
nestle policy as he is in those having re.
ference to our foreign relations. That it
is SO, the character Of the Journal Of Com.
rncrce, which is generally very cautious IN
its statements, renders probable.
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Communication.
MEETING IN IREDELL COUNTY.

On Saturday I'd of May 1916, in pur.
suance OF previous notice. respectable
humber of the citizens OF lredell, met az
the School House, IN district No. 81
l he meeting was organized by calling
William Emerson, 10 the chair, and re.
quesilng Neil McCauley and Robert +.
Sloan 10 act us Secretaries. AT the re.
quest OF the Chairman, the object of tho
meeting was explained by J. r. A. Mellon.
On motion, the Chairman appointed the
following persons, viz. Neil McCauley
Thomas Smith aud ]. r. A. Mellon, 10
draw up resolutions for the consideration
OF the meeting. After retiring a shor,
time the Committee returned and offered
the following resolutions, which were T..
unanimously adopted, viz,
lst Aesolred, That it is the ophion Of this
meeting that new County ought TO be erected
out OF the boundaries heretofore set forth
End ReSoired, That We recommend Central
meeting OF the two companies IN the lower end
OF the County, to meet at Rcids Store. on the
'th instant, for the purpose Of sending delegates
10 statesrliIe, on Tuesday Of the County Court,
TO nominate suitable persons tc represent US in
ihe next Legislature Of n. c.
3rd. Resolred. That a copy Of the proceedings
Of this meeting be sent to the Editors Of tile Sails.
bury Waterman, Charlotte Journal and Jehtrso.
man, With request that thoY publish the tamo.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet at
Reds Store, on Saturday the 9TH instant.
WM. EMERSON, Ckauaan.
MIL MccsrLkN, RonfRr +. sloan secretuIss
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A rIGrRE OF SPEECH.

IL tie ladation Article OF the Union,
p The subject Il the Notice. wc find the
Glowing
The stone which the Presidents mes
'ase' by a fling, cast on the top Of the
k'cky Mountains, hu, which COMPRESSION.
/ procfastlna'lon suffered to roll almost to
" bottom, is once more raised to the top.
mere on a rock stands the Chief Magls.
|'a'e, man of peace and slow to anger.
Vow Whit business the Prcsden, has tc
Z throwing stones up the Rocky noun
pas, and then 10 be standing up there OF
fock, is more than we can divine -
Pier Gag.
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THE OREGON NOTICE.

We learn from the Washington Union,
that the JOINT resolution of Congress au.
thorising the notice to be given 10 Grcn,
Britain to abrogate the convention Of 1897,
(Which had been previously signed by the
Prcsldeu, of the Senate aud Clcra of the
House Of Representative was approved
and signed by the President of the United
States, ON the 2slh u,, Thus il has be
come the laws Of the land, und we pre-.
sumo (says the Union TINT the Presiden,
in the exercise Of his discretion viii
promptly give the notice.
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COST OF MONARCHY.

he budget Of the Spanish Minister of
nance exhibits slxty.two millions of dol
pf' expenses Of the State for SAG. Royal
ouNehold nearly three millions ; sixteen
,''ons Tor the army nearly six millions
secular clergy and religious conercsa
:" marine, commerce, and colonies,
pmo four millions.
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GS Mr. Webster seems 10 have suffer.
cd but little IN public estimation by The
charges preferred against him by Charles
J, logersoII \ few days ago the Wing
members If Congress called upon him in
a body. And in passing through PhIIa.
deIphin on his way to Massachusetts on IA
short visit, public dinner was rendered to
him and accepted. Also in New York
marked respect was paid him by urge
body of the citiXansl also the citizens of
Boston gave him handsome reception
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The Chamber of Commerce Of n. York
has sent 10 Washington u protest against
The Sub. Treasury Bill, Of which it SAYS /:
=" II will be found extremely difficult, il not
impossible, 10 carry out = and which can
not fail To exercise, GAS IMPORTANT IN
fLUENCE FOR EVIL upon the vat!.
Gus interests Of the country ~
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FALSE RUMOR,

A rumor has spread through the coun.
try tina, the small poS is in Greensboro.
The village has lived down to many Sian.
ders of similar character to be long lnlur-
cd by tins false report. No place between
the ocean and the top Of the Blue Ridge
has enjoyed a better state Of health than
Greensboro does a, .his moment, and has
for long time past. - Greeas6oyq' PaFiQt