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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-01-08
Weekly National IntelIigencer

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of the contents of the National IneIigencer
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lance OF Fifty Dollars will command ,hirty-sev-
en- copies.
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single Insertion TO this advertisements, (wih this
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21
From the New Orleans Commercial Timos
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
MOBILE. Fel


Tie U. S. brig Somers has arrived a, Peps,co.
Ia from Vera Cruz with the report. tbata conn.
ter revolution, headed by Arista, had been formed
against Paredos. have just seen letter from
Pensacola which confirms the above rumor with
few additional particulars. The Some,s 10
eight days out from Vera Cruz. having lpfi on tho
2Ist ult' Gen. Arsla had declared ar,inst tho
GoTernneht, and in favor of Herrera, o,d !, :.
furthermore stated that all through Che country,
the citizens were forming in opposition 10 Tho nrc.'
ent Administration. NJ. sdell was still nj In.
apa. Y,,nr, -,
IL the above intelligence is authentic. II INNS,
have reached Vera Cruz just before tho Saline of
the Somers, inasmuch as letters RECEIVED in 1b,.
city OF the 2lst uIt., do not mako apv men.Ion n
this countor.revolution. We have been fnyoreJ
with tho following correspondence, which will be
found of some interest.
FERA Cruz, Jan. f6, 1916.
"a ftef cogs, mmation 0ftie itst revoiu,,on. (;er
Paredes, although he was solemnIy protested ,ba,
he dd ne! aspire 10 the executive seat, was as il
m'gat well be expected, named President ad inie.
rum giving the Department of Finances In his
former Secretary, Luis Parres, well in,en,ioned
man, but lacking the financial talents called for
by The moro and more critical Circumstances of
,ho treasury cas,ilIory Laazas, a, tho iheai OF
fore'sn he!a'ions, is likewise good and honest
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

Mer'co.-The Union of the l7th ips, i.
,sFo"1e 10 the design. said to be on foo, to once
rrenGh Prince on the throne of Mexico. savs.
we Wi'i mol undertake to say. ,hero is no truth
~ ms rnmor, which is not altogether new hr,
so.'a.n Hs. mat we are not advised of there be.
w. any loondaion for il in the ofiri,I despn,chas
!, has" fentiy IN slate of Transition. and
W. pdeomsI pd the uned States to keep watch and
w.. UseI net revolutions as well as the MAINTAIN.
ance OF our rights."-Nemph;. Appeg,, ''"'eh'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

APpoin'memby he Presidem.-We learn from
the National ln,oliigencer, that Philip Barton Kew.
ESQ., has been appointed BY the President of The
United States TO be Attorney Of the United States
'or 'he District OF Colnmbid; and that the appoint.
ment ,, was on hon''ay confirmed by the Senate
ar. hey Is. We believe the son of the ,te Francis
D. hey, Esq, who formerly held the same Office
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

Inc Cabinet at Washington propose to hni, len
steamships, with merchants The vessels ,o h,
"'''' by individuals. and used for commercial mn,
poses IN" government to advance n por,;o, Of H.
cost Tor which It viii have lien on Tho v,.,.,,I,
unu u case OF need to take them entirely for pov.
efhmenL use on refundlng the whole cost. ~.
urday Courier. eoss.-oai'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21
1dji. Gen'I,

"A washington letter, asserting the arrival tberc
ola special messenger from The Mexican Cabino,
says: N"o'io''
The gentleman has commercial conn.c,;ons !,
the United States, aud came ostensiby on his o,y n
aiiairs, but he is not the less authorized to make
certain explanations TO our Executive. Flo nroh,
by Is not formally accredited BY The Mexiss,
ffes'eh'' out 1his much he is permitted TO sa v
and has said for him: The Government or uoS; 'sy
co Is willing to sell California, but is afraid ho,I
Of popular iumult and the displeasure of EngIa nd
If she acts too rapidly. If we have a t,eniy ws
must guarantee two things: protectof, from En-.
gland which must come through negotiation, no, bv
war, and faithful abstinence from nny fur,be,
annexation OF revolled provinces, unless BY and
with her previous consent. Tha, item comes from
General Almonte, the Calhoun Of Mexico,
DIR. Slidell Is also instructed by MIR. Polk 10 ob.
sain, 1t possible, the same privileges, social and
poiiicn'' tor our citizens living in Mexico. TIM,
Mex'cans enjoy in the United States. Mr.. SImeil
,s now knowa. has been received with n IN, rem,
eodness by the Mexican government. tu, wi,I
ne insult Some unpleasant THINGS occnr,aJ
owing 10 ms own want of raet and cxner;encn
lie IS man CT ability, however, and undors,.aJ.
tho Language, and will, if patient and conc,i;.,;nr
IN time accomplish his mission.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21
OFFICIAL.
HEAD QUARTERS
EXECUTIVE OrpIrr

HAtCUIIVE UFfIcE.
Little Rock, Feb. 18th, 1916.
WM c. ROBINSON of Van Buren. Crrwfo,d
county, is hereby appointed Ad.ds. Camp to Tho
Governor Tin place of Col, Geo. W. Clarke. re.
mo moved from The s:a.e} with the rank of Lieui
Col. of Cavelry. '''
lie should be obcyed, and respected as s,cb hv
the Gov. aud Com'r. in Chief '''" "
SoLoa BozLGNp,
1dii (,rnT
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

mr.. tfoaiy, eminent rs an artist, is now engaged
AZ washington in taking portraits of our preo,
s1lesnen Tor the galleries. of the king of France.
ne le'saccompanied by Monsieur DubourgaI. min.
lature painter Of great merit.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

0crrho Steam Saw Mill, at Fort Gibson, owned
by tho q. S. Government, was consumed by fro
on tho l2,ll inst. 1t is supposed that il caught
from tho Tires in tho drying room, whero lumber
was seasoning for tho new works. !. was worth
somc ST., 900 or $4,000
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

0crWe are glad 10 receive regularly the Cor
Pus Christi Gazette, both in exchange, and from
our friend A. G. Mayors, Esq,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

a man IN Baltimore. who owed more money
ifnn he could pay, aud who was bothered 10 dea,b
with tuhs aud police ofiGers, gave out that he had
the small pox and thus got clear of his tor mentors
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

6rWe understand froma gentleman jus, from,
tho Creek Nation, tbal the snow ilat fell last
week, was fIieenincbcs dep in some parts oflhat
country.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

a 1eSe.--A certain senator recently sent To = ,
aPo.hecary IN Washington; who is an intimate ao'
quain'ance Of his. for ca.hartic. The la,,a.
VINO y fond Of joke, sent back phial on wb;oh
was labelled "Douby Distilled Extiac, Of an o. ,
son Speech, The Whole or Nonev"-.Dsga o'e'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

dr Oorshanks are due Hon. c. A.hIey, Messrs.
w. Davidson 4 %. for Iaso papers. 4 =. $
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

" The river is rising slowly; and from the
quantity ofmin and snow that has fallcn, we look
for a rise sufficient 10 admit boats ofiho Iarges,
class 10 reach this port.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

Tho Arkansas No. S We learn, left Lialo Rec
on tho 10Th inst. for This place.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

man, and possesses a vast deal Of correct INFORM
a,ion. lie was Minister PIcaipo,entary nj WASH
ington a few years ago, but never had The fefa-
taiion Of a firm aud energetic diplomaiist. iie'
with the other members Of tie actual minis,ry,
arc likely to follow, lar as the general policj
of the country is concerned the impulse OF Zen.
AImonte, Secretary OF War, WHO Is locked upon
as tho Premier. According to the latest nows
from the capital, the cabinet was giving sa'i'iac'
ton. bu. we DO not venture to express the nope
tha, il will do tho country any COOL"
VERA CRUz, Jan. 81, iSiG,
"Our latest dates from Mexico reach TO the
l7th inst. It was gencrafy thought that the ai'
fairs pending between tho United States and this
government, will not terminate amcabiy.
alt is rumored that the government has decreed,
that the licenses for the Introduction Of 6c.O0O
quinIi,ls foreign Cotton, are to be gwen to any
one that may apply ou the payment OF sio per
qninial duty"
We understand that leters have been received
from Mr.. SliJell, at Mexico, under date of the
l7lh elh, on which day he intended TO depart for
Puebla.
Robert Walsh ESQ.,, the Paris Correspondent
Of the National lnisIlfgencer, gives the following
item in relation to the great Irish Agito,or, Mr..
Dan. OConne!l, he says:
The Commissioner OF the London Times, trav-
cling in Ireland has convicted O'Conne. the
supreme philan:hropis, and abolItIonist of leaving
his own tenanlry in worse condition altogether
:han are the inhabitants of any negro quarter in
tire United States; the most abect and pteous life
in the viest wigwams; no schools. 10 care, no
culture. The commissioner says:
al hare been all over England, Scotland.
Wales, and ireland, and | declare 10 you. so.
lemnly, that in no part of the United Kingdom is
such neglected &retchedness-such filth, such
squalor, such misery of every kind-to be seen
as saw that day on Mr.. OConnel's estate, in
the presence of Mr.. Maurice O'ConneIl."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

Bensh's Of Adrertising.-A fellow in one of the
eastern cities recently advertised in n mornin !,
Taper for wife, and before night; eighteen dif.
,e ,erent men sent him word lha, he nigh, have
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

G1rWe have had disngresbo weather the pas,
veck-rain, or snow falling aln,os, constantly
from Saturday last until Thursday evening.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

The petition Of the alcehanics' Association al
Lilto Rock, was received several weeks since,
and was misoin unnoiiccd; wo hope this may be
sufficient excuse for its lalo appearance.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

Resumed.--Wo have seen n,;,.,.
high authority from England. s,v,'a' %''
Hotald. stating that tho O:eyou aue ".A
been resumed; aud lha, a new proos'' y
scnl out TO Mr.. Packenhan 10 b O'a o,a
government. F'Y
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

The la,es. version Of Mr.. Boch...,
,s' according TO the rhiladelphi, Sa' a'a
Polk is unwilling tha, he sboaI 1ea'' |,
Department. 60
Ills not improbable tha, Jps,. =.
one Of the ablost iuris,s of the IT, M
the nomination to the vacap, t, ta''a,
Ledger. uuses
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

Duplicate files Of Texas papers, forwarded 70
o. by J. VI. Jones, our agent IN Galveston re'cneu
rs Yesterday through tho post.oiiice' we noice
little in them more than We gave In our paper oil
Yesterday. The health of the army at Corpus
Christi is said to bo cool. II was reported iha'
Gen. Taylor had expressed determination TO
ma rch im,nedin,ely 10 the Rio Grandc IN the case
of the overthrow Of Herrera. Tho Corpus Christi
Gazel,e of tho 22d lns.., announces that the kcv.
Mr.. E,!monson would perform divine service on tho
ensuing Sabbath. Tins is said to b. she second
Instance OF preaching in place containing mn
army o: 5000. and citizens numbering 1000
The same paper contains proposal 10 parents TO
establish "a well rnducied English school, Tney
have two theatres at that place the "Army
Theatre y and the Union Theelro." The former
one in which Mr.. Clark and his company are per-
forming. was attended by 900 persons on one
night But few ladies' seen in the dress circle;
nothing can exceed the decorum with which every
thing is conducted. An omnibus is aanounced
to ply between s.o KINNEY House and the Army
,hoa,rc... The Army Thca,rs,' lately erected
by the officers and gentlemen of the military SER
vice, was opened for the first time. on the evening
of the 9Th inst.--tte anniversary Of the victory
gained by the American army AT Now Orleans
The opening address, written for the occasion by
Leonard c. McPhaii, ESQ.,, OF the Medical staff was
received with great and merited appreciation. We
notice lha. or the of 25th inst, Maj. Bryant, the
proprietor ofthe Union theatre. The Major, though
no. we presume belonging to tho regular army,
will doubtless be literally pa,ronzod on the occa
sion by that body, ard have regular bumper for
his benefit.
The friends of Presiden! Jones have determined
to run him for seat in tho q. $. Senate. and the
indications of his success are very favorable.--
fBelf1.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

Commercial Treaty bettceen Naples ant The o..
"a treHty ofConlmorce, it is said. vas spncd
on Dec. ID. ri Naples. with the United States
ne American cUtton, il is said. is not TO INV
more Than len ducates entrance duty, in place of
twenty, so that il is placed on the same fod,ino
as that OF The Eos, Indies or Egypt. The wines
O. Naples and Sicily are 10 be admitted into the
unon on paying tIie SAME duties as the wines of
other nations.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

LITTLE Rock, Sept. 18th, ls
10 me Inspectors and Agem Of lie PsHita
meeting of the Mechanics Assoca'
l'o!a on tho 81 inst, tho undersigned WesI
ro'n'eo committee 10 wait OIL the Iuspectop
a. nsen' Of the Penilen.iary, and roqaea %
'r'ure lhey charge for work done on articles 1
u,a.'ured at the penlentiary, as much as s1!
work on manufactured articles would he W.T.
Cincinnati.
ne undersigned cannot doub, that reqasl
seas''iiab'e, and which is demanded no less "
"'e'es' OF INC far payers than justice to NV
ciian'cs OF this place, will be at once cgpt
... ,ur Legislature, in adopting the Poni'sal;'
ss' sssen,' could no, have intended TO man
~ ~, o. Oppression 10 any portion OF Inc sr,, !,
:" ms state; Dor could they have in'eue'
IN 'abor of the co1victs should be disposed ?
so ow rate ns q .s,;t;,i !. psI ii ..s.ssa u
suPPor! the institution. ,=z.=5g
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

LmPoriam Decision.--Judgc -.
phia. has decided that tho ScbnnIh, hs
ponsib'e for the dofalcntions of -,
Lewis. in the matter of tho Ken,asllNo ny lo,l {
decision will infect thousands wIo
in the SchuylkilI Bank. The nav
the Kentucky Bank is aboui oon Eoo
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

R'sLGrd CroM,uH sen ee ,
ofien snecred a: for weakly es
Let these get upon a throne sSa spaAt
trust they will no, DO lorg !. ~ es'
Richard pursued the wises, noi' n ~
we mover abandoned a ,b.y'
come to tho firm resolution nss si
All en,reaties will be vain, f.. fef =
up.-Unele Sam. ''' ou'l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

0~rrhe Banner advises US 10 publish tho pro.
ccedngs Of tho frs, Democratic meeling in this
county, which VIC refused to do, as we did no. be-
lieve that i! reflected the will and wishes of the
democratic portion Of our coun,ymcn; bu, we
row promise .be Banner to publish the proceed
ings of that meeting, md those Of any other, if i,
will obtain the consent Of irenfy;fre out of nea,
one thousdnd democrats who reside here, anc
whose cause We profess 10 represent.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21


CoNGREssoNAl.-The news is not Of ;...,r.
snce; the motion to give tho notice to EnpIapt
was carried IN tho House, but was postponed to q
future day by tho Senate. The late news from
England seems favorable for tho removal of ne.
go'atlons ont snbect. Nothing has been mnd,,
known osto tho course If this Government in re-.
gard to the Mexican question: question: ,..any thought ,I,a,
II Mexico had refused to accept Mr.. SIideIl as n
Minister, finally to settle our difficulties, that
measures would be taken 10 bring them 10 their
senses.
There are several rumors t.at vessels b,v.
oeo'' e'aereaso Vera Cruz, and sha. Gen. Tay.
lors sorces sere to march 10 tho Rio Granle. I'm,
we 500 no conifmalion Of them, although NO
think them probaby y truo.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

Responsibility Of Posimaaers.--A suit has been
brough. against tho Postmaster at st. Louis. Ia
recover sum of money enclosed in letter. II
Is alleged that the letter, containing remittance
to commercial house in ST. Louls, was mailed in
Cnrrolton, and was received at the Post Office in
81 Louis. but never found lis way 10 the firm 10
"h'ch " was directed. The question 80 be tried
u.s. whether Pog.master is responsible for the
delivery oi letter received at his Office, with its
contentss to the party TO whom i, Is directed
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

G-f The difference of opinion between Demo,
cratic Senator'S in regard 10 the Oregon question,
IS chucked over by The N. Y. Tribune, and ever,
occasion .akon to abuse those who would assert
our just rights 10 our own Territory. Mr.. Greedy
supports every hnnlical doctrine of the age
Alsl!!!aplsm. EearisEism. Ggahamisn, Cassiu,
moved to Oregon with tho Alormons, and becom,
their leader, SO partial is he TO all humbucs an,
foolish doctrines.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

Through the kindness of Col. Ashley, We
received this Document.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

NJ Nolah. "lindi"g t" nffhirs iu tho Rio de
IA f'a'o' says:--"si Is NJ. Gnizots peace ever m.
every where. which has been interpreted war nj
distance, wherever 1t can be wagcd with impu.
nifty and Advantage
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21


Publication o. tie Edics of Congress We no
tice by the proceedings of Congress that the Hon.
Mr.. ASHLEY. Of Arkansas, Chairman OF the Judi.
ciary Committee in the Senate. has submitted u
motion ihquifins MID the eSptiehcy of reviving
the law authorizing tho printing of the puilic
Laws aud Resolves Of Congress, in the wspopers
Of the Several States and ,f,rriidries. The re.
peal of this law, under Mr. Tylcr's administration
was an act of great injustice 10 tho peobe of the
United States, inasmuch as 1t deprived them Of
the only facilities within their reach of becoming
acquainted with tho laws passed By their sersnnts
IN Congress. If we mistake hot, tho movement
originated with some of the prominent, Wing mem
bers who wanted to .'head" Capt. Tyler, IN every
thing involving public patronage, and in the zeal
with which this mischiovous nio!iyo was carried
dI!, the interest, Of the public were, IN this IN.
stance at least, entirely overlooked. 1t is time
This foolish piece of legislation was reversed
The aggregate COS, of publishing the laws through.
out The Union. is but mere trIile, while the pub.
lie benefits arising thorcIrom, would be Of tho
highest Impor ance.
in behalf Of the press and the people, we thank
Mr.. AsHtrY for moving in this matter, and trust
he will succeed in his usefdI Efforts 10 promote
"Ihe greatest good of the creates, ndmber."--
Baltimore Republican aid hrgus.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-21

A washington letter, asserting the arrival there
ola special messenger from The Mexican Cabino,
says. S"oihet
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-06-10
THE CONVENTION.

The presen, week has been signalized by the
meeting at Albany of the Convention for amend
ing the Constitution of this State. Our readers
need moi be told that this Convention is the mos.
important body that will meet in our State proba-
bly, for long series of years. and that IFS proceed
ings cannot be noted with too much attention. Ii
is expected to coninne in session at least three
months, and the results of its abors will be sub
United to the people at the fall elections.
1t is generally argued that the Judiciary is the
branch of the State Government which most needs
amendment, and the existing evils in which formed
the most important ground for calling The Conven-
lion. We hope the reform may prove real one.
Norris Narional Press.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-06-10
Family Groceries.
Fashionable Tailoring.

THE Subscriber takes this method of thanking
Il his trends and patrons for the liberal support they
ae given him for the last nine years that he has
ried the Tailoring business in Ypsilanti, begs
leave inform the public that his shop is conducted
on very different principles from tailoring establish
ken and inferior workmen almost entirely employ
3D. or boys and young women taken for three or six
months, who of course spoil the work put into their
hands. He assure his friends that there
at preson, employed in his shop but have been from
four years the business carefully taught by
himself in all the west methods of working in the
most Fashionable Shops in New York /; and, as it it
well known TO the public that he has spared
pence obtain all the various changes of fashion WITH
With these he thinks his friends will give
him CALI when they want work done. at his old stand
next door to E. ]. Hewits store, where he will do
work in all the different branches OF the Tailoring
Business at half his original prices for cash down.
Ypsilanti Feb. 10 1916 WIN. WILKINSON,
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-06-10
In CHANCERY SECOND CIRCUIT.

XE7FEREAS at Court Of Chancery Tor the State
w of Michigan second circuit held at Ann Arbor,
on TIE fourteenth day of January A. D. Az IN cause
wherein Joseph ii Peck Administrator on the estate
of Asa Peck deceased complainant and Austin
Burgess Chloe Burgess and Abner A. Wells de-
endens decreed by the Chancellor of said State
that the premises herein described should be sold
public Auction under III e direction of of the
tiers of SAID Court. Notice is hereby given that by
virtne OF said decree will on the sixteenth day of
July next the hour of O'Clock in the afternoon of
said day expose for sale at public Auction at the
House of Abial FL wilkins in Ypsilanti in County OF
Washlenaw State aforesaid all and Singular the prem
Uses described in said decree and the morg age therein
mentioned, described as follows TO witt All that GER
tain tract or parcel of land situated in the village OF
Ypsanii, described as follows it being Lot mum
bered two hundred and ifiy>eight agreeable to the
village plat of William w. HARDWOOD, recorded in
the Registers Office; Bounded south the Chicago
road, tour rods wide, running north twelve RODS the
same width, to the lands owned by Almra Brokaw
containing eight square rods of ground, lying in
the County of Washtenaw and State of Michigan
Sale absolute. and without redemption. Terms. Cash.
May &c 1916. c. JOSLIN,
c.. w. LANE, Master in Chancery.
Cmplis. Soir. Wash Co. Mich.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-06-10
Book and Drug Store
Important News.

~ SAMSON, Authorised agent for the sale OF rhe
EL. genuine Wistars Basam of Wild Cherry, buch
ans Hungarian Balsam, Folgers Olosaonian' !aynes
Expectoran SYRUP, Rowands Improved Tonic Mixture
Coms:ock & Co.'S. Medicines. including Oldndges
Balm Columbia. Connels Pam Extractor, Hays Lima
ment, Extract of Ssrsaparilla, &c &c. Shermans
Lozenges and Plasters, Deans Chemical Plaster Jew
Davids or Hebrew Plaster Daileys Pain Extractor.
Fosgates and Godreys Cordial. Fahnestocks Vermiuge
Bristols Sarsaparlla Osgoods India Choagogue Wash
ngton Elixer Eastern Tonic, Alebasi's Medicines
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills, Gregoiys PhInneys'
Smiths University and Smiths Sugar Coated, Rush's'
HaIsteds IIerrcks Peters Resurrection or Persian,
Muscoyetus, Tomato, Lees, Mofats and Picra Pills.
A snpny of the above always on hand.