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The sub-Treasury suspcnded.

The Alexandra Gszeue states that dunng the very day
on which the Washington Union declared that thc Secrs-
tary Of the Treasury was determined To execute" the Sub.
Treasury law, "be the consequences what they may"-on
that very day, the Secretary undertook to ares; its opera
ton, by authorizing the Secretary Of the Senate and The
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives TO Jeposite the pub
I've monies IN their charge In The Bank Of Washington Of
though, tho 18th section Of the law declares that II any
public officer shall deposite in any bank "any portion Of The
public moneys entrusted 10 bin Tor safe.keoping. dpburso
mont, transfer, or for any other purpose" It shall be I'd.
iudgrd TO he an ENLIGHTENMENT d 10 much VI the said mo.
ney 80 shsll DO thus deposited, and declared 10 be q felony
90 be punished by imprisonment for not less han 81. months
nor moro Than ten years, and q fne equal to the amount SO
embezttd! This provision Of tho law l. undoubtedly ab.
surd and ndioulous-but that might with NJ much truth be
said Of mOstof he provisions. Yet those who caused it 10
be enacted oaght certainly 20 be compelled 10 conform TO
~ requisiaons. In this e,se, the AleEundns Gazette ssks,
who is 90 pay the fine and undergo tho imprisonment. the
Secretary Of the Treasury, who authorized and directed the
dep1-its to he made. or those who acted under bic authority
AID Nv biz directions 2
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From the New Orleans Times, Angus, Is.
The Cotton CroD.

We regret to state that the accounts in relation to the
Cotton crop which reached US by yesterdays mail. from the
country, are Of the most discouraging character. Several
letters are before Us from some Of the most prominent plan
tiers in Louisiana and Mississippi, expressing the very gra-
vest sPprehensions on this score. From the neighborhocd
Of Matches they write TO US under date Of the l5th inst that
heavy rains had prevailed for some ten days pre- ,ious, with
weather more resembling March than Augustine Their.
mometer at ~ deg, and the wind high and clustering.
The effect must OF necessity be most injurious. The weed
is already too rank, causing all the lower bolls TO rot. whilst
the few that happen TO open are on poor points, and then
mostly damaged.
Buiby Tar the worst enemy to the Cotton crop is the or.
my worm, which is committing such devastation in every
direction. Already have the ravsRes Of this insect sxten.
ded above Nicksburg, scarcely asolitay plantation remain.
ing exempt from Its visitation, and we are sore afraid that
our next ndyices from Tennessee and Arkansas will inform
US Of the appearance Of this dreaded visitor. But, to cap
the climax, the boH Or bore worm, which has hitherto con.
fined its rayages to the river lands north Of Vicksburg, has
suddenly made its appearance in various paris Of the coun.
try, and threatens 10 %annihilaue the hopes Of the husband.
man. Without wishing to contribute, IN the slightest de.
gree, TO create any unnecessary alarm, we are Of the can
did opinion that the present prospects Of the planter are
highly uniavorable. All those engaged in the trade must
remember the havoc which the caterpillar committed in
1870, and now ii has shown itself a month earlier than then
whilst tho crop Is fully 4 fortnight to three weeks later.
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n MEXICAN WAR.


ihe snoJoined memoranda have been placed In our
hands By q citizen VI the United States very recently from
Mexico, and who has spent much time An different p.r,, Of
| th.t eopntrv. tho ,uhlie.,ian of ~h,.h $500, a. .uho.,
-
60. 80 n'na 'n W. "
on'er, ~ o . not 'urnisn SOME useful Information 10 those
high Civil Ofhcinis who arc mors responsible than the Mil
itary for the conduct Of tho war. The ideas Of The writer
are Of courss entirely his own. our connexion v,,h than
H.. ...G.l /. -. .Lh
= A. 'P'"A ' su'u'"
-, ne
n opinion OF our eonnuymen that Mexico has no
means 70 carry on war with the United States. 1 am
sorry 10 see mat they labor under such n great mistake; Tor
Il . my opinion that she Possesses every necessary TO car
~ on n long aud troublesome war with us, under the sys-
tem upon which II is now going on. 1t is something like
Playing a game OF poker; you ante 4 little to 'go in,' but
""Aes great deal TO get out We have anfe'd a lew
troops IN hesleo; now, how many will Il take to get them
v' =, ~ MeSico Will go better" We shall have TO
lose mem of go ostter," or biuf them oil with 4 good
~ SUM,
n"a.e examining M stausueai tables published
oy Mr. Tanner, and Ind many errors IN them. have re-
s'oeua NUMBER OF years IN uinerent sections OF the country.
!" isoasco, lot insanee, DO not mink they
rsisc " huhufeu oushois OF wheat It's produce IL corn,
cotton. woaeso' iog~ood' sugar. rum, and caule-the lat
&c sumvieht o inc whole Mexican army Tor twenty years.
anu so L might say OIL almost ever state OF Mexico. Our
ouiccos VI D army, u no. on their guard, viii DO led into
some s'ee' TOT WIN inc itsveuing Map, copies OF which
nave oeen supplied TO the army, Tor II contains q great many
errors in essential points. Mexico has st oil times men
ahu money TO meet US, and, moreover. arms and ammunition
suPphco c oy way OF honoufas- hcr mines give her
more copper 10 make balls OF than can be hired from oil the
guns IN inc world Her magazines contain over two thou
ssnu .ons po~ue'' G ciy oi hehieo over niy millions
OF aoiias IN money or ouiion; ana the worst enemy OF all
10 strangers u inc sickness, WINE the Mexican soldiers
can i've on niue more than corn ana salt.
10 conquer MsAico me United states should take a
oihefen' pan rom inc ptesent-one less expensive and
sooner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u wii not be finished for 5
year" V o"ms. Heah o Q zone only as follows: Daring tho
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LETTER

Among the manuscripts in the Alexandra Museum, is
the following Interesting letter from Geo. Mason, Of revo.
luiionary memory. The original was presented to the
Museum for preservation, by the late R. |. Taylor, ESQ.
OF this place. The letter will be read with feelings o: in.
creased veneraton for the patriots who engaged in the
glorious cause which made our country independent
AIer. GG=ene.
WILLIAMSBURG, May Goth, l777.
Dear Sir:-l arrived here on Sunday morning last, but
found every body's attention so entirely engrossed by the
Boston affair, that | have as yet done nothing. respecting
my charter. rights, and | am afraid, shall not this week.
A dissolution Of the House Of Burgesses is generally ex-
pecied; but think will not happen before the House has
gene through the public businessi which will be lato in
June.
Whatever resolves or measures are intended for the pre-.
seryation OF our rights and liberties, will be reserved for
the conclusion OF the session. Matters of that SORT here
are conducted and prepared with n good deal Of privacy,
and by very few members, Of whom Patrick Henry 10 the
principal.
AT the request OF the gentlemen concerned, / have spent
an evening with lhem upon the subject where / had an
opportunity Of converting with Mr.. Henry, and knowing
his sentiments; as well as hearing him speak in the House
since, on differ rent occasions. lie is by far The mos. DOW.
erful speaker / ever heard. Every word he says not only
engages but commands the attention; and your passions arc
no longer your own, when he addresses them. But his
%eloquencc is the smallest part OF his merit. He 10 in my
opinion the first man upon. this continent, as we'll in abili.
ties as public viruc, and had he lived at Rome about the
lime OF the hrst Punic war, when the Roman people had
arrived at their meridian glory, and their virtue not yet tar
nished. Mr.. Henry's talents must haze placed him nj the
head Of that glorious Commonwealth.
Enclosed you have tho Boston Trade Act, and a resolve
Of our House Of Burgesses. You will observe it's eonhn-
ed to the members OF their own House; but they would wish
to see the example followed through the county, for which
purpose tic members, at their own private expense, are
sending expresses with the resolve to their respective coun
ties. Mr.. Massey will receive n copy Of the resolve from
Col. Washington. and should a day Of prayer and fasting
be appointed IN our county, please to tell my dear little IA
mily that | charge them to pay street attention to il, and that
| desire my three eldest sons, and my two eldest daughters.
may attend the church in mourning, II they have II, as 1
believe they have.
begin to grow heartily tired Of this town, and hope TO
be able to leave itsome time next week, bu, Of this, / can't
yet be certain.
beg to be tendorly~ remembered to my children; and am,
with my compliments to my cousin mud yourself, dear cir,
your afectonate and obedient servant, G.. MASON.
To Ma ocEBURN.
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~ This iasie 70 intended 70 show not only the extent. but the
rarity q ie'nufee~ for which this feE N D. remarkable.
~ Thirteen dor no. Eh0W the fuu amount OF eapust ipvsyog
~ merchantmen nee a large portion ofth mercantile sup, is ar.
sbtain0d 10 iynehhutg md Richmond.
% II viii BE- remembered That the avrraze pues 10 much rpdrr-
Cd BY the extensive trct- Of mountain land in each county. The
hnds Vaying according 90 lOcstOn and value. from g. 10 go pef
acre.
u may be curious oven to ourselves to observe tbs
variety and proiusion Of produces enumerated; the staples
OF tobacco, wheat, cotton-the bread-stuns, Indian corn.
rye, potatoes, barley, buckwhcat-ths fruits, applss. poots
peaches, melons, grapes, nectannea, fga-ainrst avery .
getsblo known on the conunent the materials for our own
clothing, silk, wool, fax or hemp; cattle, sheep and hogs:
and 10 addition a waterpowers surprising any estimate
900 nl tbs within a range II climate which avetages IS
f%afenhsit; ensuring as much health from the salubrty Of tho
nf ann me hne wa'er ~ may ill 10 the lot Of humanity
And Z nav safely be asked whether there Is anv country
penGencel
There sre. however. other confederation, which ,r,,, I'M.
10 the reflections VI every omigrant in seeking q hcme-
tertliyo NJ soil and salubiy Of climate arc M c0tnpcns,iop
iOr the absence OF morality, order, and Jbcdiencs 10 law
And these are things which may not be reduced IN staiisti-
cal estimate. In evidence, however, Of Inc moral tone Of
spcleiy' may DC ndduced mo calendar Of offences against The
penal laws NJ the commonwealth, which embraces every
offence committed agstnst tho laws, from misdeneanor 4,
felony, from tho retail Of spini1Ous liquors without license
70 murdor' arson, burglary or theft. The returns Of tho
clerks Of the Circuit Superior COurts Of Virginia show in.
dict'neuts pending in the Courts. These Courts hold two
terms per ennum, and II may be fairly inferred that they take
cogn'Hanee o. a large proportion Of offences committed
aRainsi the laws. II, however, there be- added an eoust
number Of indictments pending in the County courts. IL will
aPpoar' when applied 20 the whole population Of Virainia
that the offences agansi the laws committed in Virginis
sin0unt 70 scarcely one-balf 0f ono per cent on the sbols
"hito populaion.' IL will be observed that some offences
committed by slaves are tried before . single Justice, and
o'ner o. . higher grade before a sPoeisl court, constituted
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RoHAScE OF FGrkEs-The Treasury tsbles published
in the Union, mi copied into the Loccfoco papers general.
y, 10 exhibit the comparison between the Tariffs Of 1912
and 1886, arc Just about as fancifui as is arguments. They
arc not 10 be relied upOn TT all. The specific duues on the
tariff IT 1872 are BY h converted into I'D yalorcms Of al
most any u'c that will suit Ne purpose. For instance. IN
one liable published IN the Union, intended 10 show hat the
duies m luzune' have been Incre1sed, 4 puts down Made.
der ihe tariff Of 1916 az forty per ceat Now. TIC real d.
~ under the tauH oil542 rs sixty cents pnr gallon. What
msstb be- the fore On cost Of The wine which mskes co @, nr-
a gallon only five per cent? II must he twelve dolIatv a
gallon. Now, the Secrctory's own report shows tb,t the
avorage foreign COSTS only Sl,2D per gallon. Sky cts.
therefore, b. just fry per cent. or ten per cent more than
the new duty. instead ofboirg %thirty-fve per cent less.
tkenncbec Journal.
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DIED.

On Saturday, the sh instant in Campbell county, at The residence
OF her mother. Mrs Sally Harvey, whuher she had repaired for the
purpose OF restoring, II possible, her health, which hNd been very
much impaired for some time, Mrs SARAH Z. BURTON, eonsou
OF Capt Jese I Buros, aged 90 years Ths disease thai temL
mated so soon Mrs Bsrton's earthly existence, might be shd to be OF
a complicated character, Obstinate and uayie ding to the ted neti.
cal skill, as well a- the hind attentions OF her warmer mepd.-
J~d when hope Ind tlumined the eountenanee. OF her ,ympathi-
zing and ANXIOUS friends for her restoration, the messenger OF Deaih
came, aud summoned her to leave thes: earthly courts. and 70 hence.
where the weary are at rest. Although she had never attached
herself to any church militant, she was not wi hDut a constant and
abiding hot that, though "thi- earthly house of this tabernacle
were dissolved she had a building Of Cod. a house not mtds with
hands, eternal IN the heaysns" Her religion consisted not in loud
and ostentluous professions, but in those kind, unobtru,ive act. Of
beneyo.enee ard neIdship, which endcarrd her 10 i've warmts ST nee-
iions of all her acquainiances. she was one OF the kindest OF wives,
a tender and iniulgent mpth"T, and one OF the most obIg Ig neigh
borS- The deeea sed has Ien a husband. two sons, an aged and doat-
ing mother, t~o brothers and one shectonltc sister, besides a large
number Of friends AMI other relations, To weep for her premature
exit. lis gratifying. however, to all Ter relations AMI friends, TO
know that Death cam. not unexpected TO her; mel her did IL present
any ierroTs for ste WAS prepared for the conflict May this sore be-
reasement be saneuhed for the good OF all TIVE diseonsllaie mour
nes.
On the ID OF August, In Louisville, Ky, afer an illness OF g days,
ofblIious fever, Mss NANCY X. LEwELLEN formerly OF Lynch
burg, aged 20 years and 81 DAYS.
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southern L,ternrv Mes.cuger.

The September number Of ,hi. excellent worh Is now
before Us. Not having had time to dip into is psge., We
sueloin its table Of contents: Biographical Sketch Of the
career OF MAJ. WIN. Cunningham Of South Carolina; Poe
try and Religion. No. 3; Contributions to the History Of
Virginia; "Powhsan's Chimney" by &C Of Petersburg;
Bseeslaureaie Adde'S, to the graduates OF William and
Mary College. by Professor SAUNDERS; Dante. "a review)
Asron's Rod, or the Young Jewess; Leaves from European
Catalogues; An Episode in the Life Of Don Sebastian, King
OF Portugal; Notices Of New works-Orisinal Poetry.
The Summer Child. by NJ. G. w. Of Philadelphia: The
Ruins, by w. Gilmore Simms; Anniversary Of the Death
OF a Friend; The Old Church; Niagara; The Gael; The
False One; My Sister, by Susan OF Henrieo.
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EXAMINING CouRr.-The testimony in the case of the
Commonwealth vs.. jeremiah Kinney. Edward Patterson,
Robert NJ. khun, and Amanda Loden, was yesterday gone
through with, 1.-THE uisl having commenced and a portion of
the testimony been taken on the day beforel The Coun.
sci for and against the prisoners were heard. and the Court
discharged the thres males and ordered Amanda Loden
on for further trial.
The males were ~araigned as principals while Amanda
Loden was only as an accessory.
Counsel for the Commonwealth. VIM. w. Crump, lin
the absence Of Joseph Mayo, Commonwealth Attorney 4;
for the prisoners, Messrs. Robert G. Scou and Thomas p.
August.
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JOHN ELDERS
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Mrs. May +. HUssEY, a widow lady Of Now York.
while bathing IN company with friends at Rocka way, t..
IL was carried into deep water by the undor-tow and drown.
ed. Her friends used every endeavcr 70 save her, but their
efforts were useless, the tide being - strong az TO carry her
out to sea. The gentleman who accompanied her. IN his
endeavors to save her, sank ihroo times and was then rescu-
ed by his friends alter much oGeruon. She leaves a litlc
boy, Der only child.
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The WING Party.

We entirely concur in opinion with a country cores
pendent, who writes a. follows "Taking an things into
consideration, there was never more necessity for the NJ
gsnizstion and perseverance Of the Wing party; and If VIC
can unite, as ! believe We may, upon a suitable candidate
for the Presidency, we may unquesuonably hope for sue
cess"
That the Wings, II they continue united. will triumph
in 1915, by a majority equal to lhatof 1910, We have no
doubt. by that lime the country will begin 10 reap tho
bitter harvest, the seeds Of which have been sown by Ibis
Locofoco Administration. Tie aguculuralist will see al
their promises ofhigh prices for MS produce ialsi6ed by tho
result while the consumers Of those products and fabrics
upon which protective duties ne imposed will realize the
lauaciousness Of the position assumed by the opponents
" tho protective policy, tha' they have been heretofore
enormously oppressed" by the enhanced price Of those
articles consequent upon high duties" " Secretary
WalSers Officially enunciated axiom be- true, that The dufy
IL alvay' ADDED to the price bol Of the protected article and
Of Ne domestic rvsl, nothing can be clearer than that
there must be a reduction in the price fully equsl 10 the
reduced duty. We shall sec whether. in the language Of
The Louisville Journal, good shf5 can he bought for bit.
and good focks for . quarter. Such will be Tho result. n
The Free Trade doctrine be- sound. That It will not be "a.
we feel very well ~assured-ihough, OF all the articles in the
duuablo list, by tho say, coarse cOtjOns will be least affect
ed by te new tariff. A. We have often remarked. the cot
ton manufacturers, who ore already successfuIly competing
with the British manufacturer in the open markets Of the
world, could snstain themselves with q very low duty. Bot
the rule will DO applicable n many other fsbncs-and The
people will have fair opportunity Of testing tho soundnos
Of LOcofoeo principles. By that test We are willing 10
sbide-oon6doni that IL will. o. oil experience hiss hereto.
fore done, vin5icsis tho wisdom NJ Wing policy, and lssd
10 in PERMANENT ro establishment
~ Az tho rseeot elec6o, a, N,,,b c.,ogo. a.. 49,.
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Warrock,s Almanac for Isa1.

Tho publisher hss sent us a copy of warOck's Virginia
and North Carolina Almsnack for ls47. Its pages are
well filed with the usual astronomical information, and a
variety Of miscellaneous articles.
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The Edinburgh Review.

wo have received from Mr.. J. Gill the July number Of
that valuable %Periodies', the EDiSBrkGH Rrvlrw-in which
We alwsys find instructive articles. The July number 4.
more than ordinarily interesting.
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81 We lssrn. from the Norfolk Herald. tbst Com.
Charles " Skinner has been appointed to the commsnd
Il che Ge-Pcu Nsvy Ysrd, a. the successor Of Com. Jesse
Whkiason, whcse tine expires on the l., Of October.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

BOSTON, Aug 22-Crd. e. hr Lowell. Baker Richmond.
Aus. 23-hfd. schr IN ~ Thompson, wi1on. Richmond
NEW YORK, Aug Q5-Crd, bnTqne Junisus, Blanchard, Cty
Point schr Heroine, Coutes, city Point
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AZ TIE BslamOts PsViot g,aies tina, many farmers sre
already sowing whestin Kent county. Nd. They arc to-
hins Tine By the fofslock.
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WnshInafon Rumnr..

The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot
sfste. thst Mr. Bancroft has been offered the mission either
20 England or France that Attorney General Mason, "thc
bcsi man IN the Cabinet" goes back 10 The Navy Depar'.
ment. and thst either Robert Ranioul of Massachusetts
or Ffanklia Pierce Of New Hsmp.hifc, both Of whom are
sble lasyrrs. will BE- appointed Attorney Genera.
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WEBB, BACON 81 co. offer for sale
w suGARs-30 bids st. Croir
15 hhds Porto REQ
100 do New Orleans
~ borcs Loaf
~ bis Cushed aud Puiveri-ed
~ nsrcss and 90 hair do. New Orleans ClsrG.d
10 boxes Havana
HOLAsSRs-2g hhis Porto Rico
90 his and ~ teress TRINIDAD
90 bids Cardeu,H
COFTEE-f0D bags Rio
500 bags LaRuayra
i5 hays lava
CANDLEa-5s botrs Sperm
10 boxes steafc
50 boxes Hutrs patent Tslow
90 bores Talow
Castle, Brown and sh,vinE soap
200 kegs Cut Nails and Brads
2 tons Bistsred steel
Hoop Iron
20 tons Nova Scotia Grind stones
1900 side Sole Leather
Hlmsss and Upper Leather
; baes Shoe tn Trad
~ plckaFes Gun Powder Tea
Back Tea
10 bhts spem Lamp Oh
~ bbs Tanners nI
700 hersss Thomason Lime
100 dozen Painted Buckets
Ne'ts ~ woodvaro
Is uercfs Rice
so bba Cider Vinerar
"a bids Bacon Sides
vs. hhds DO s1ouiieu
200 bbis O. Cut HsfupEs
100 bbs Fsmny Roe do
rs bbts dhad
Rosla-1ar
spiTts Tapenune
Letter, Wufor and wfappinr Paper Gu 81
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nRIVER FOR HIRE. We have for hire, for
- The balsnee ofihe year, a Hteiy young man, who = a good
iuver and osuer. Apply 70
gu Il HODGES 4 PULLIAM.
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M only q moo 10 be-

HOfT'S OFFICE. The only $4,000 to be
- made this week must to made todiy, and al that s neees-
ry 70 invest = " send that amount 70 HOYT, and this s an the
Trouble Jou have IN ne matter, eTcept perhaps, 10 know what 70
Do WIN u when IN your possession. Besides this e2s, 900, there
are ttber sums IN the Scheme, smountirg IN an 10 sf7s,28s 90 -
Tickets only : baiVssf, quarers2 risk on a package Of wboles
syo' halyes 80 quarters RR0. HOYTH oPFICE,
au 81 M a Fyrb,nge
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FOr Philadelphia.
%THE superior packet schr. CoLUMBIA,
Cap, CrovcH, having . portion Of her caro- snrare
win have eispstch. POI remainder NJ freight or passage, having
good accommodations SPply on hoard, orts
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