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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-13

FAT.L ACcIDEsT.--O the even.
ing of July q, two young ladies, Miss
Roxey Wait, and Miss Abigail Fuller,
were returning from a temperance
meeting to their house, near Cobourg,
Canada Yves, They were III a gig,
Miss Fuller driving, As they were
descending long and dangerous hill,
the horse became unmanageable, both
were thrown out. and Miss Wait hav-
ing her foot caught in the traces, was
dragged some distance, and so much
injured that she died three days
after. Miss Fuller was very badly
hurt but was yet living on the 3rd
inst.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-13
IMPORTANT FROM WASHING.
Ton

The Telegraph announce, tha, the Sen.
ate was yesterday evening in Elective See.
non on message which the President com.
mun'csted on Wednesday, relating to the
war with Mexico. It's sid ths, he ask ed
The advice ofthe Chamber 10 proposition
Tor sn ARMisTlCE and m adjusimen,
Of the difficulties
The opinions OF the members. it Is repor
cd, are much divided rs to the ptopre,y Of
any Interference Boston Daiit Mad
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-13
A Terrific Stars at Baihrors.-Du.

A Terrific Stars at Baihrors.--i)u'
ring FRIDAY afternoon last, the city
Of Baltimore was visited by n terrible
storm Of rain, thunder and lightning
which lasted for several hours. M
merous houses were struck by light
ming and materially damaged. One
man was killed and several Senouly
injured.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-13

Somebody has said there are three tn lns'
Indispensable to iraoq Utility N these times -
namely, 10 owe Rothing. ow o no"hins' ana
know eotbing.
There wsr. loI deaths 10 Boston the last
WAX.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-13

MuLu-The steamer Prairie Bird left
her. yesierdA, morning FOR New OfleA no,
With about two hundred mules on board -
They are destined for the use Of The Army
IN Ms1ieo. Another large 10, will leave
perhaps today OF Tomorrow on the steamer
trunwiek The great drain thai has been
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-13
Cor. Of NE PAD NORTH Amer,oaa.
THE PEACE MOVEMENT.
baltimore. Aug 5-en n

Baltimore, Aug 5-9 p m.
Lcilers from Washington mention a ru.
NOR that Commissioner from Mexico has
arrived, bringing an offer Of his govern.
meni that II will receive q minister, and as
sent 10 terms Of peace. It i,aI,o rumored
that the Pres,den, has submitted to the Sen.
ate tina, he will send Mr. Slidell a. Minister
To Mexico, 1.-THE Senate think proper, and
he will ask Of Congress m appropriation
Of three millions Of dollars to purchase some
of,he western Departments Of the Mexican
Republic.
A rumor ia gaming ground strongly that
the President will veto the French spoiIa
ton bill.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Journal Of Commerce says-'The Presi.
dent has 10 day. expressed the opinion that
all our difficulties with Mexico would be
settled in the course Of eight weeks
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-13

SvLyuuu SPsisos Valuable springs, re-
.emhlinQ The famed Hsrowga,s wstels Of
England. have been iouad within mile OF
klhany. |, is also stated tina, another spnoR
in thai vicinity posses all the virtues OF The
Saratoga waters.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-13
FOR SALE

YNtiE valuable property known n, tho
II LEONARD 4 Carpenter Factory to.
gdher with machinery Is now Offered for
sale. The above property sstus,rd IN tho
town Of Hampton, Washington county, N
Y and !, on the great lhorougbhre ruo.
nIng from Whitehall, 10 RuiDsnd, beng
SIX nIles from whitehall, at whieh place
goods can b. received and shipped.
J ID BRAMAN
West Poulney, July 23i, ls+0 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-13

WE the suhsC tibers being appointed by
w the Hon Probate Count iot the district OF
Rutland Commits ,ioIsrs to receive examine
and adjust all claims and densnds Of ell pet-
sons agains, the estate of iDrpLry fuLLrs.
late OF Graysville IN the County Of White
d State Of lllinol,, deceased, represented N
solvent and ak months from The ala, day Of
July, lsi8. being allowed by said court
Tor that purpose, we do ,hersiors hereby give
notice that we will shsnd to the business OF
our said appointment. al y. II. Hodges OF
fee In Ru,and 10 said dhrict, on The it,h
day Of December next from nine O'Clock, ..
m, until three O'Clock p m on said day.
II PrRroIsr lCon,,.
ID. 7. Bal,
August Is,, lSi6. 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-13

D.uic, ofRu,lond, I" SEQ ,h.,"s.pe.
oisl probate court holden a, Rutland Within
and Tor said JIsuic, on the ohh day OF Iuly,
A. ID. lst6.
Present. Vim Hall. Indigo.
John II Val, adninlsIrstor OF the estate
af Arson Baton, late nj Dandy IN said dis
trict, deceased, intestac, proposing 10 ZEN.
der an account oi his standardization Of said
cstato.
II 10 ordered tina, said account be ,eferrcd
for oNamlnsl,ond allowance to the frat Mon.
day, being the It'll day of September noU,snd
that copy OF this order be published three
weeks sucees.lvsly, previous thereto In tho
ROLAND HersId,a newspaper printed a, Ru,'
land, that ell persons Interested may appear
and object to the 'snrs II they see cause,
true copy Of Record
~ HENRY HALL. Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-13
sTATFOF VERMONT, REnrcm

STATE or VERMONT RE remem.
Di.,nc, Of Rutland IS. - bered that
at special probate court bid at Rutland
~fthin and Tor said district on the Ioh day Of
August, ists.
Present. Wm IIsll. Judge.
Hiram D,ckefman. eIeCVi"f oi the last
viii and treatment Of isaAc Dicssrm,n, late
Of MI Holly IN sad district. dersssed, pro
posing 10 render an account Of bis admins
lrs,ion Of said estste,
It,. ordered that SAID seeouni be referred
fpr examination and allowance 10 the lei
Monday, beng the Eth day Of Sept. beI,.
and tia. a copy Of tint, order be published
,h,es weeks successfully, previous theTsin.
IN the Rutland Hsr.ld, a nswspap~' printed
al Rutland, li's, sil Tsr,ons interested may
appear and ob,s~t to lhs sane iss' acc
csnse A true cppy NJ record,
n hKSRY HALL. Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-13

A Youthful Bob LoSie.-"John did you
leaveMr Jones umbrella at home ? said
a fond mother to her frst-born.
NO, ma, said John.
And why did you not my son; didn't
| tell you toP
Yes, you d id, ma said John, but
didn't You tell me to keep something
for rainy day, and as 1t looks as il
tomorrow would be wet, and what
better thing can ! keep than an UNI
brella 2
The ma smiled at Johns simplicl-
tV.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-13
DOW Ms ELIXIR
Eirn.. Csrrru Cosr,yl y
a. 80 sAa

Eircs, (Esrrou Ccorsvl y " I
seps I'm. tstt,
THIS sav eer',fv thai . a'sev u ssse hst
esse AFFECTED -nA pco, heslth tsv . iess
hH'e--,s~ssna ceesh, psla In bee borg. ssd
t~s'"n W the pc-nsch ssd go sr,ses'l.
q" 'e'sinr N Ccasurp,ion. Isdeed, ate.
hA''"s tho sd,s, 81 rh,s,cisss, ~nhov,
h"di"s relief, We bsran " despair 81 hes 70.
co'e'N, ~hen, ~ We INSTANCE 81 Chsse A
liestc Of Potsi, Me-. She ~ss ledused 10
ny Downs Nsge"bss Bsssne El,xu.
~h'ch say. smineo, ~i,et, s,A w . .bc,,
ume her health vas euhe te.,o,.,i. and has
con iiIoed to the prrsen, tine sonicrably
fo~d. b.stL D.-Yosru
for sale BY ", J.. {. s,odd.rd. RvL.nd.
Vt ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-13
HENRY HALL. Rsgi.trr
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

V.NROM tho subscriber, on tho night OF ihs
i 2s,h June, a black Mare, abou, IL years
old, with a hollow back, long switch tail. a
small white spot on her nose. and one hip a
lltllo fallen. And porsu, who viii return
said mare, or give notice where she may bs
found shall receive from the subscriber all
reasonable charges. Dawn Jsoxsos
West Rutland. July u, 1916. 30.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-13
IRON, STEEL, &c.

IhfTNi - ] ETIIt &c.
ENGLlSH, S~ede's, Ku.sis, and A npsri-
IL can Iron Marble s'w pisiss Of the
psiu Iron Company Old sable. Northern
and Norwegian nal rods MAYORS, Grsve.
4 Jessops' German and Csraeel Engiish
CorAlng, Bli.isr and spring steel Armhs-
gs's aud NIlbInson's hoUshols AnvIh W.
ces, fiies and fasps for sale by
WIN. " Low.
Whitehall. July 1910. 3Ojw
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-13

III u We 'ubsoribefs being appointed by tbs
W PROBATE Coun Tor The district Of Fsifbaysn
commissioners to receive eIsmfhe, and sd-
Just ell c'aifss and demsnds Of oil psfsoas
sgstns, the estate Of
Joha hoai. lot, a( B|nsos
IN SAID district deceased, represented irsoi-
vent, sod also all claims and demands sshft-
tied In Offset thereto ssd o months non
the 2,ih day Of June 1870, being sh"~-
I'd by ss,d rour for that purpose We 90
Ihsrslofs hereby give ne',es 'hs' 90 -h'
s,iend In the business Of our s.'d sPpn'"'-
rpent al IN. d.silisg booss Of ls0rs h"o''
10 B.n.on On lbs las, AesdsJs Of ssP.s@-
ber and Octobsr nsT. fro@ sins s'sIoss
. N until losr o'e!ost P m. On s.eh o. '>'a
A., Joss KaIoss cnnc.
Aosstv y kps,
asn,os. Jolly a. 10"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-13

Lslp. This article vas selling /" GsenA
= month ago Tor o. ior 1909 pounds 1T no"
bnafs el6.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-13

~ HlTrEMORE y Coacssi,si,S vsrst
sL!e Syrup, sure and eheotsal rem
dy for DlAuhos and bowel Complaint. Tor
sale by W T. &. SroppaHp.
Rutland, Ioly 20, 1870 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-13
WILLIAM IiAGAR.

TYPE fOU n DER,
No ts,GobsL (oeaf Fohonl New York
OFFERS h' sale a large vsne,v { ( PRIV,
~ ing Types. b,-det,, O,na~enu, Rp,si.
&c, ol tho hes, nis'rr,al.-t the type cast by
hand and well finished which he viii sell
At the following pfr., Tor approved
paper on . credit OF SIT 10 H'bs, ~ less ,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-13

Printing Ink, Presses, Cases, Gslsss, Com-
poaing sticks, and cvoty sti,cle 20 tbs prot
ing line, furnished with despatch at the iow
e., rtices. -
+ PRIMERS Of newspapers, who publish lh'.
Advertisement with this note three times bo
fore the hsI Of November, ist6. and send
one Of their papers ~,ll be entitled TO the
payment Of ,helI bill, on bs,ing four tunes
the smount Of u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-06-18
MASONIC PROCESSION.

We are requested to give notice to the Ma
sonic Fraternity in our town and neigborhood
that Cumberland Lodge, No. 81, intends cele-
brating the Anniversary of ST. Johns Day
9th of June--at Cumberland, Md, by Pro-
cesson, Grafton, &c.. and respectfully to ex
tend the invitation Of the Lodge to the Breth-
rem here to join them on the occasion. Grand
Master CHARLES GILMAN, ESP, of Baltimore,
will deliver the Grafton on the occasion We
have the pleasure of knowing Mr. GILMAN.
and are much pleased 10 learn that the Lodge
have secured his valuable services. He is a
gentleman Of great intelligence and an ardent
Mason. We understand that an application
has been made to the Rail Road Company,
with prospect of success, to reduce the price
of travel to all Masons East Of Cumberland
wishing to attend the Celebration. We hope
our friends will make good turn out" Re
member, our Cumberland friends have assist
ed US in times past.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-06-18
THE INVESTIGATING COM
EIITTEE.

The Committee appointed by the House Of
Representatives to investigate the charges
brought against the Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER
by CHARLES J. INGERsoLL, in relation TO the
use of the ''Secret Service Fund, /" have repor-
ted land most honorably and entirely acquit MIR.
WEBSTER Of every charge brought against
him. The Committee was composed of five
members-tlree Democrats and t,co Whigs -
the Majority Report is signed by t,co Demo
Gratis and t,co Jphigs--the Minority Report by
one Democrat, Mr.. BRrScKERHoFF OF Ohio,
and even he, does not pretend TO make any
serious reflections upon the honor, character
or official conduct of Mr.. w., but appears to
be acting in charity for the creature who made
the charges, and tries to ease his fall into that
pit Of horrors which the poet calls "the pro-
foundest hell" There now, reader, lies C. j.
IHGERsoLL-the man who declared s'that he
would have been tory had he lived in the
days of the Revolution lies the man
who charged Chief Justice MARSHALL with
being bribed while sitting on the Supreme
Bench of the United States Coust--there lies
the man whouaduced the virtuous STo oKToN,
and whose back yet feels the lash received IN
exchange-and there lies the corpse at last in
the pit, consigned there by his own political
friends, who would have given him if possible
ga decentburial." A monumentshould be cree
ted over him and inscribed with the remark
Of Mr. Sopotor yTrerorr of Elor,da-D died nj
'..fugacious slmder."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-06-18

she Il at consent TO stipulation Of years in
regard 10 the possessory rights. The British
Government takes the ground tina, upon CON
siderations of national PRIDE. as well as from
good faith towards her subjects, they cannot
be surrendered without remuneration. Ii is
left optional, however, with the United States
10 take them al a fair valuation, and whenever
il NAV he mos, acceptionable and convenient
There is letter among the papers from Mr.
McLAEE, which induced the authorities here
to expect more available terms than have been
submitted. He seems to have misapprehen-
ded some points.
Should the SENATE refuse 10 advise, the
most alarming efiliarrassments are visible in
the future. Mr.. Polk has said enough in bis
message to convince that chamber that unless
they pursue this course. no immediate alterna-
tive Of adjustment is left open.
The terms do not embrace any thing that
has not at one time or other been offered to
Cheat Britain by the United States.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-06-18
ENLARGEMENT OF THE NEW
YORK TRIBUNE.

Messrs. GREEDY & MoELRATa the able Ed
itors of the ''NEw YoRK TRIBUNE" give no
tee in their last paper that on and after the Isl
Of July, the ''TRIBuNE" win be enlarged and
''printed on entirely new and beautiful type"
The "TRIBUNE" is one of the most ably con-
Quoted journals in the country. Its Editor,
Mr.. GREELY,is known to the Wings through
out the Union, as one their most dstin-
guished champions, and his paper ought to be
extensively patronized by them. We shall
publish his Prospectus next week, and let him
speak for himself. The Daily is published at
s5-the Semi Weekly at So, and the Weekly
at 50. No one could desire more favorable
terms. Call at our office and examine the pa
per for yourselves.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-06-18
ESCAPE OF LOUIS BoNApARTE

ESCAPE OF LOUIS BDNAPARTE
FROM HAM--0n Monday last. the 25,h az
May. the Prince succeeded in efierting his Is.
cape from the Fortress of Ham. after a close
imprisonment Of some years. Having aSsun,.
ed the disguise Of workman, he coniriyei 10
elude the vigilance 1.-THE sentries 70 regain his
freedom without any molessation from the
battalion Of infantry that formed the garrison
Of the castle. and to arrive safely in London,
where we believe he Is al present
The London Morning Herald says: CAS-
the prince escaped al O'clock on the morning
OF the 18th. and as the event was not diseoy.
cred for ten hours afterwards he could easily
have reached the Belgian frontiers. only %
leagues distant, long before the Telegraph il.
selicould have been set 70 work. The ma.
pers say he embarked at Saint Valary.
PARLIAMENTARY SUMMARY.--In
the House O.. Commons Mr.. oTosNEIL mo
we'd that the order Of the 9th April for the
coumittal Of Mr. w. S. 0'BglaS be discharr
cd. on the ground that the Committee Of Sc
lection which had directed his attendance on a
private Bill Committee was no, itself properly
constituted.
In the House Of Lords on Monday the Duke
of Wellington moved an address TO the Queen
congratulating her Majesty on the addition to
her domestic happiness, in the birth Of another
princess. which was unanimously agreed 10.
BRUSSELS, May 26--The Minister OF
the Interior has brought forward law autho
rising the importation Of Com and Provisions
until December free of duty
All is quiet in Spain.--Baa .l,aericn..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-06-18
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

We observe IN the latest news from Next
co. that ssMAzArLAS and TEPEcn have decla-
red for SANrA AxxA. Ma. PARRor our Con-
sui al Mazatlan, r. Nj. DnosD our Con
SUI at the City Of Mexico. and D. WooD Of
the u s. Navy. bearer Of important Despatch
Is to our Government, came home in the U.
S. Steamer Mississippi arrived at Pensacola
on the 4th inst The news OF the battles OF
/ the Sth and 9th had reached the CITY of Mexi-
co, and the Mexican papers announced that
the Aiexicans had acted slike iions''-but took
good care TO say nothing about ''tae lions being
bearded in their deasn The people did not
ike the indeGnite information and asked for
more facts than ssihe lion action so PAREpEs
gave them Gen. .7rista's dispatches, which
claims possession of the battle field Of s'PALo
Afro" on the 9Th. The excitement became
very great-and drums were beating about for
volunteers. The Americans were generally
leaving the country The Mexican vessels
which had been captured off Vera Cruz by
the blockading force, had been restored by
Capt. GREGORY. ssIIe addressed a letter 10
Gen Bravo Of Vera Cruz, saying that he had
released the vessels, in consideration Of the
fact that the Mexican Authorities had permit
ted two American vessels 10 depart unmoles-
ted subsequent TO the notice Of the blockade
Several Of our vessels of war are at Vera
Cruz. The SoMERs has been sent to Yucca
tan, 3sto ascertain whether the people are IA
vorable to our cause We take the annexed
extract from the New Orleans Picayune BY
the last Southern mail.
Dor adcrs may recollec, tina, sometime since il
was announced that Capt Fremont had been order
ed cut Of California by the Mexican authorities
W hen this news reached Com. Siost, he immedi
alely despatched the s!oop Of Ports mouth TO ST
francisco Bay 10 act as circumst mg hi rrqure
The American Squadron at Mszatian on the Ist
May consisted Of the Frigate Saw anpah Com. Sloat
30 guns sioop Leyant, Page, "a guns; sloor w ar
ren. Hull, "a guns sloop Cyane, Marvin, - guns
store ship Erie, and hourly expected, igatc Con.
gress aud soop Portsmouth.
The British force al Tie same date, consisted OF
the Collngwood, so guns Talbot, 20; Juno, 20
brg Spy tender. 3 aud the brig Froic at Quay arm
as, taking in treasure for England.
II was reported that other British ships Of war
were 10 rendezvous AT Msza,an. but none others
had arrived.
Bat little donb, exists at Mazatan and among the
officers OF the squadron, that the British admir- has
instructions not TO allow the American squadron to
take possession Of any Mexican ports on the Pacif
&c. II this superstition should prove correct. the
next from the Pacific i'll be Of the mos, high
~ exciting character as there cannot exist doab,
that Com SLoAr W III take possession ~ all hazards
II is supposed that for time past Com s has
had instructions TO sieze all Mexican ports that
coast, whenever he should receive reliable news OF
the commencement Of hostiliiies between the two
countries.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-06-18

goods, otherwise she viii have TO pay US 'Ecash
for our Lrsadau6s, and not haring Il 10 spare,
she win not buy as much OF our cotton -
I What an insult TO American farmers is this
I As an honorable man must he not blush for
his reputation when he looks upon these facts
But what better could we expect from this
American Secretary, who. over and over in
his report, denounces the substitution Of .lmer-
lean manufactures for foreign goods. and de-
Glars that direct faration Is more equitable and
just than duties on foreign goods, especially in
It's operation on the poorl Better levy taxes
on our own productions than on those OF for
ieigners! Such are the doctrines openly ayow-
ed by this Secretary to favor his miserable sys-
tern Of ''frec traden Away with such Brit
ish doctrines as thesei They could never
find favor with the American people while
spark Of patriotism animates their hearts. or
drop of Revolutionary blood runs IN their
veins.
The gentleman from Alabama will no
doubt discover another terrible absusdity when
Mr. S. stated that Great Britain exported and
sold more agricultural produce than any other
country in the world. Yet it is strictly and
undenlably true, exported, not in its original
form, but worked up and converted into goods,
iron, cloths. &C., consisting Of raw materials
and breadstuhs Great Britain exported on
an average more than two hundred and fifty
millions Of dollars worth Of manufactures, one
hundred and twenty five millions, one-half of
the whole value of which consisted Of the pro
duce of the soil. OF all the exports of Great
Britain the United States took about one-hhh
part, being more than all Europe put together.
In report Of a committee in the British par
lament, made some years ago, il appeared
that the British goods consumed by the PEG
pleof the different countries Of Europe. France,
Russia, Prussia, Austria, Spain, Belgium,
&c, amounted 10 fourteen cents worth per
head This showed the immense importance
of the American market to Great Britain, and
accounted for her great solieitude TO retain If.
1t also showed the superior wisdom of the
European Government in excluding British
goods by high and prohibitory tariffs; thus de
yelop;ng and relying upon their own resour-
ces, encouraging and sustaining their own ma
tional industry, promoting their own prospect
ty, and thus establishing Gas we should do)
their own national independence on the most
solid and lasting foundations.
MIR. S. invited scrutiny into the facts he had
stated; he challenged contradiction. lie put
them before gentlemen, and begged them to
examine and disproye them if they could
He invited them to reflect upon them in
spirit of candor. 70 dismiss from their minds
all party bias; to rise for once superior TO the
low grovelng prejudices Of party; to wake
up to the great interest, and feel for the rea.
strength and true glory of their native land.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-06-18
TEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YoRK, June Is, /. p. M

NEW YORK, June 10, /, p. M.
The Great Western was telegraphed at 10
minutes Of 8 O'Clock, A. NJ. and had just come
up. The Corn Bill has passed second rea-
ding in the House Of Lords by majority Of
a.
Her Majesty, Queen YIcroRn, gave birth
to another princess on the 23d ult and is do
ing well,
The news from this side to the 9th Of May
arrived in England BY the Cambria, on the
2eth ult. and produced great sensation.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-06-18

Oc-We do not perceive in the Proceedings
Of Congress, much ola general character inter
esting TO our readers. The Tariff is TO be Ia
ken up on next Monday, and then we calcu-
late upon stirring times for awhile. The i'm
preston seems to be gathering strength, that
the Spree Traders" will be defeated God
grant il may prove 10 be true
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-06-18

GREAT FIRE AT SARATOGA SPRINGs.-A
FIRE broke out in the office Of the Saratoga SEN
tinel, at daybreak on the 9Th inst, burning six
buildings on Broadway, opposite the United
States Hotel, in one OF the most business parts
Of the town. The chief suffers are, J. West
colt, Hall s. Coleman, l.. J. Vibbard, III. Car
penter, C. +. Paul, J. b. Rieard, L. MELON
nell, H. p HYDE, l.. p. Close. w. r. Com
stock, A. A. Kellogg, and Horace Fonda.