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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES.
February 2, ie4e.


/ The TN to incorporate the towns Of
DowningviIle and Magnolia in Stark and
Carroll eoanGies, was read a third inIP and
passed
Mr.. Mason reported back the Hll TO ere.
ale the Office OF Attorney General for the
State ofOhio, with an amendment allow
ing said officer 81 per cent. on all "a rs
collected by him in his official eapseity,
provided The aggregate amount Of oompen-
saiion shall not exceed $500. Mr.. Ma
son said il would be creating an Office
without ever having it properly filed, II
the amerd nent Of the committee did moi
p evah. The expenses Of fuel, OF rent,
Stationery, 6,c., would consume about bah
the smoaut which ne would receive BY the
amendment offered by the gentleman from
AshIahula,
Mr, Trinble, Of Highland, said he hoped
this House would not fix a salary 10 this
office, 70 meagfe as 70 render Il Impurcth
cable IN procure a H,an Of sufficient talent
10 Gil /; 70 that we umst setrct anorg
those who command no patronage in lheN
ordinary pracliCe ms attorneys, 10 and an
officer The office was adgaiited te lie a
very important one; we must get q nan Of
high legal attainment, such as could al
ways be found in good practice II hr was
IN business al ALL He must thrn break up
his business, leave his old associates and
customers and remove here; in changing
places he would loose tnurh hnsinrss be-
lore he could regain his practice. He re-
fered 10 the iessPs to which the State had
been subjected for tire want Of such an
officer, Tire handreds of thousands out
OF which we had been deirayfded, lalkd~
ing especially TO Ihe Yoatz aflar.) wins
reason enough Why we should havean.ol
fcer whose business Il SHOULD be 10 attend
10 such cases.
The charge of Inconsistency rame with
an III grace from the party under whose
administrator sRd supervision the State
had been thHs swindpd, The gentleman
from Pickaway wouldv vote against ms ~
tire tai, and would leave the State wGh1ut
the means to prevent similar oautgea up
OH the treasury
Mr.. 7. remarked that h1d such an Office
existed when these frauds were commit
ted, they would have been promptly pro-
secuted, ffndeed the fact OF a know ledge
of the existence Of such an officer, would
not in hset have deferred {he commission
OF such acts.
TIE question was then taken on the
motion OF Mr.. Rands Il to strike out 1901
and insert 1000 lost, ayes s8, noe 81.
The question thenTccurrine on the Tas-l
sage Of the blIk, il was carried, ayes 32 /
noes q.
Mr.. Upton reported back, with amend
mcnt, the bill granting licenses and rpgu-
Iatmg taverns. Referred to the Judiciary
committee,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
"MR. FORBES AND A VOTER" "
Ma. EDITOR:

Ma. EDITOR:
am more than half inclined to agree
with IA Potter" that it is "foiIy" for me to
proceed any farther in the controversy
which he provoked. 1t "iolIs" for me
to expect either candor or decency from a
man who is afraid to lack his charges with
his name, but mpaniy skulks behind the
protection of an assumed signature. When
man has sunk SO low that he is ashamed
Of his own work, and yet continues indus
trously to abcur at the dirty business, it
is probably "iolly" to attempt either to
persuade or lash him from his degrading
employment.
tbs folly to expect either reason or facts
to silence man who, when convicted on
the clear,st evidence Of insinuating base
fa'sehood, takes great credit to himself he
csNse il was ONLY an iaSiRuatoa, and de-
clarps he "can fad tut ittle III the charge
which Justice requires him to retrdct."
Il rs "io!y" to attempt to expose this
epecnen of Wing decPncy farther; as a
discerning Public already fully appreciates
hirl. The fruit of his FIRST article was to
diminish ,he vote on parts OF the Whig
ticket last fal--Let him lahour on, and he
may yet reap richer harvests in The same
way,
BeEsre nosice any thing else which
this mean spirited scrbber ineinuates, |
shall wait unlil his "ioIIy" induces him to
make his demand under his own naWe.
l shall then decide whether TO answer q
fool according to his folly or not,
JAMES FORBES, Sen,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20

A duel was fought on the Cd inst. at
Badenshurg, between two citizens Of N.
Carolina, mot members of Congress- DR..
Daniel Johnson, and Thomas F. Jones.
Al The filst FIRE DR.. Johnson was killed.
He was the challenged party; and neither
fred himself nor nlen1pd to FIRE. He had
been charged by Jones with improper init
macy with his wife, which he denied to
the last Exchange paper.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
February 70, 1896,


Mr.. Trimble Of Highland, from the com
miuee on Fecs and Salaries Of Public Off
GERS, rrpoted back the hll to provide q
certain compensation soSiaH Officers, with
amendments
The frsl amendment, showing the Audi
tor Of State $1,000, instead of s12Oo, was
agreed TO,
The 2d amendment, allowing the Su-
peTintendcntof tire Luualic Asylum $1,000,
instead of $1,000, was agreed 10,
The recommendation Of the committee
TO strike ON that part Of the TN nutiroriz-
ing the Directors Of the Lunaiic Asylum
to emphv another Assistant Physician,
when IN theiroriuion The wants Of the ln-
stlvulion mpcrioush demand the same
WAS nat agreed to--aycs gs, noes 80.
Sunlry oglser aHsend1aents were agreed
10, ~htn
Nr. Olas rnovpd thal the bin he indeh-
nisely postponed, which was lost--ayes so,
noes 50
Ar. BAH moved to strike ont s12oe rs the
Goverro's salary, ard insert Si5oO--lost,
agps IA. noes So.
Tine 6lll was then ordered TO its third
reading ayes Sc. noes 81,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
lLLIBERAL AND UNJUST.

As was to Ire expected. the Liberty
organ. OF ClncIrnail. make an unjust at.
tuck, at the first moment, oH the wing
nomlnee for Governor; eadtsVori0g 10
produce the impression that ne 10 par
tIcuarlV obnoxious to anil-siaVeTy men
on account 0l his sentiments Oh that sub
lrct. II by its sllusions land we can
have no dosbl on The sUbyecD the Herald
meals 10 intimate that Mr.. Behb is a
pro ssvery man, il is guilty Of what 1t
must know to be a most malicious SIAN
der. Mr.. Bebb's views on the subject oi
slavery are as sound he those ol any
other man in the Sals; and are such
as 10 commend him to oil who are not
bent IN the elevation oi l.ocOlocolsm,
by abslraclug VUles from The wing
ranks TO III, Sc OF The thltd party. IL
ce riainIy does not become one who con
tTlbnied hi4 besI efforts 10 bring aoont
stale Uf affairs that secured the annex
al,on of Trxae, TO denounce a man "ho
lAhored unlrlngly Ia expose The lnlqnI'y
oI thai measure. as a Trend oI slavery.
In order to show the gross iDlusllce oil
,hia attack on Mr. Bsbb. it is only net es.
sary TO say that thr Statesman conIa'ned
WIG. attack on HIM. a few days s'hce'
ON account of the decide an'I slavery
ssut,mtn he en- fParlesslv p'oin"'eA "a
n his address Or the day oil MS homt
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20

VEvA CRUz-A naval correspondent Of
ahe New York Mirror, alEuding 10 the for
Vress of Vera Cruz, says
"The reduction OF this castle woRld be
a blow which ~ xico couH not bong with
stand. but our squadron as at present con-
stitureG, is, in my opinion, utterly insufi-
cienl for the purpose. Il oonsists numeri-
cally OF vessels enough, but with the ex-
ception of the steamer Mississippi and
sloop ST. ~Aary's, they throw light twenty
iAur pound balls, VIII ch fer preaching are
good for nethng. We areIn daily expec-
tction of the arrival OF the irigate Raritan,
however, and she will be an important ad-
dition 20 our force"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
IN SENATE.
PRAYER by Rev. Ellridge.
February 3, 1919.

Prayer by Rev. Ellridge.
Mr.. Ecklcy presented the proceedings Of
Nhe Leesville Temperance Society, against
She retailing Of ardent spirits.
Also, Iwu rembn5trances Of i55 citizens
Of Carroll county, against the repeal OF the
law inhicting capital punishment upon
murdcrers.
Also, the remonstance of the Rev. Jas.
Patterson and "a other citizens oil Carroll
comfy on the same subject
Vhp Speaker laid before the Senate the
Eerdft Of ihe Secretary OF State, In response
m y resolution Of the Senate in relnti'n TO
lhe action Of the Supreme Court IN the
Mauer Of the injunction Granted Ivy eaid
Cnut,, restraining him against executing
ehe law ot last session. for The execution
Of the Slute PyWing--communicN a
rnpy OF the record ri the Court in the case
seuing forth that the said injunction was
dis ,olved--W hich wasreRd and laid on th
aaUIR.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
THE NEW STATE HOUSE.

On the esd uk., the Bill appropriatlng
the labor and surplus profits OF the Penn
tenliary to the erection OF the New State
House, was passed in the House OF Rep
resen,atves. This application of the PEN
itentarv labor to this object will be "ccep-
table 10 the mechanic interest of the State
and remove in great measure, their just
COMPLAINS against the Prison monopoly,
temporarily al least. Any measure OF rea,
sonable utility that willhavethis effect viii
have tendency for good. That provision
of legislation which opens way tor The
most dissoiute and abandoned of society Il
enter the families Of the industrious me-
chanics Of our State, which enable th'
State ,hrough this refuse class to lessen th'
wages Of homes, industry, by forced com
nelition, has ever met our unqualified con
demnation; and we are glad to see that o"
representative Hon. H. S. Knapp, took
similar view in voting for this BIZ,
Besides this consideration, the interest
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
LOUISIANA ELECTION

The shouts Of Loceioces over the vcto-
ry in Louisiana have scarcely died away,
beofe the returns OF the recent election in
that State reach us in such form as to
show that this victory is the result OF un-
toward causes lhatmay not occur again Tor
many years. and thal in fact, With the
nnst Btupendoas efforts and the strongest
ticket that they have ever presented TO the
people Of that State, they have barely re-
tanned the State, uItercarryng it with ease
for two wears. The locoloLo candidate for
Governor has very small majority, mere
ly nomina6 and the Legislature will be
quite close. The wings OF New Orleans
alone, had it in their power to secure a
Wing Governor and Wing Legislature
also.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
IN SENATE,

TtUTWHTY IUI TUTV'
Mr.. Powell, FROM the committee on the
subject, reported back the bill toerect the
county of GIpaH, recommending its pas
sage, on which the ayes and noes were
demanded, and we're ayes ~, roes f8.
ReveR,re BRt.--On motion OF Mr.. Wc'ch
the remaining morning business was dis
pensed with, ana the DID for ievyius t1r-
% on all property IN this State according
10 it's true value was ttken TYP.
Mr.. Goddard moved tn tie bill be laid
ON the table, which was agreed to.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Riley presented riiemorial Of Gil
ner 4 Scott for rluims ugain-l tile STATE
# OHIO, for services on she Great Miami
turnliEn,
MI towen rreeented 4 petition ostinG
sbe tepeal Of all laws milking Distinctions
on ucceuul otco'or,
Mr. r UaHe, el Highland, from the COM
v,;,,.o ON (, t,rrnrations reported hack the
6it u tarhrp6asie the towns hl +'V%hing'
Vine, IN Carroll tohlty, and NSgnofa' IN
sSN L conn,y-ordered TO he ensroased.
Mr.. Tip,on ioWodreed hill to incorpo'
rae the e,aciRaSu Division Of the Sons Q
Tenpetsnte.
On motion ofMr. Stanley, the bill - - a
rejected.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
IN SENATE.

Felruary 9, 1875.
Mr.. Eckley presented pesiton trcm
citizens OF Carroll coHnY, for a GRADED
State road from IFsnove in ColumUiIna,
to Amsterdam in Jefferson coUnty.
Also, from james Mest'ap and 50 other
citizens of Carroll county, praying an alte-
ration OF the law TelGtiHg TO the Sabbath
day.
The hin to umrnd he act to Incorporate
the Society of Separatsls Of Zoar, Tusca-
was county, was read Il third time and
passed,
The following iod resolution OF tie
House was agreed to, viz;
ResoIvcd Jy 'rSe Senate and House II
Representatives., That this General Assem-.
bly will not entertain Il proposition l'T the
ntrodurton Of any new Af after Satur.
day, the 14lh inst, except lhe gcEera
appropriation bill.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
GAGMGIGIGI
FRsDAV:s:s9::: FEB. S0, ISAG
w, 4. LLOYD, EDITOR.
FoR GOVERNOR OF OHIO
WILLIAM BEBB,
QfBntler County.
ADJOURNMENT,

The Ohio Legislature have not get ad-
iomncd, but from Iile passage oI resoFu-
tun Ihnking the rime forintroducing new
bils, we presume tltcy are preparing abe
way fer udiournment with all speed
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
,cnuRrs--FIFTH ClRCuLE

Colunbana---Ritrch rj, June IS, No
weinberg.
Stark--Aprl Z, August a, November II.
Tuscarawas--April 20, August "a, OK
tober ID.
CarrolL--Muy ., August II, Oc'dber &c
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
an SENATE,
VII ' II -
February II, f846,

A petition by Mr., Eckley, from citizens
OF Carroll county, for graded state road
Mr. Martin ot Fayette reported from me
committee on Railroads, &c, the nil TO in
corporate the CarrolIton and Lodi Railroad
Co., with smdry amendments.
Mr.. Jones moved TO amendment ny an
additional section, when ,
On motion Of Mr.. Eckley, the 'fI' ana
amendments were recouIm,ted 10 Mr'
ECkley.
Mr.. Wood offered for adoption q resolu'
ton that tins General Assembly viii adj
lourn sine die, ON Monday, the esd inst.
| MI. Goddard moved 10 lay the resofatinn
or the tahle, and asked the ayes end noes,
which were ayes l8, '-oes 10.
NIr. Kelley, (on lpNve,l from the stand
| ing con,mittpc on Finance, reported bill
rroriding fer tie psymento( the publt
3ebt which was read the Rrsttime,
Mr. Osborn moved TO take np the ques
ton on the reconsideration OF the vote Il
erecting the county Of Ashland
4 Mr. Cox demanded the ayes and noe
The motion was then taken up by The ~
lowing vote, ayes az noes IL.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
IN SENATE.
February s, i04o.

February s, io4o.
2 o'clock p. NJ
Mr.. Eckley, agrerNhly TO previous no.
rice, introduced Il billto revive and amend
the act entitled mn act 10 incorporate the
Carro,on and Lodi Rail Road Company
read the first 'timo,
The Speaker laid before the Senate the
Special report of the Canal Fund Commits
sioners, in reply to resolution of tbs
Senate; which was laid uponthe table.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HUUNE OF NEFNEOEN Al IV Lo'
Prayer by Rev. Richards
The bln to authorize the county COM
missloners of this State to lazy out andes
tabish State roads, was read : Ehird time.
The motion 10 postpone was lost-ayes
q. noes 35. The bill was then referred 10
Mr.. Thomas.
Mr.. Thomas, from the select coaimttes
10 which was referred The bill to authorize
county commissioners 10 lay out and es'
tablish State roads, reported the same
back with amendments, which, after some
discussion were agreed TO, and The bI
passed--ayes SO, noes %.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20

two or three other new counties will pro-
baby be erected during the present ses-
sion.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20

tI0USF Of REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. VaTandigham, from the Judiciary
committee, reported back the bill to secure
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16

FRoM run ARMY.-The steam schr.
Florida, Capt. Gin, from Brazos st. Jago,
9th inst, arrived ut this port last evening.
Although she sailed previous to the depar-
ture OF the New York, she brings II more
full report than we received by the New
York.
Col. Whistler, u. s. Army, bearer of
dispatches, arrived in the Florida. Messrs.
Thos. II. Jenkins, N. Boilyin, b. Wheeler,
u. r. Wansley, also came passengers.
We arc indebted to a passenger for the
following report:
s~EMG-oFFICkAL REPORT.
On the LIST inst. the main body OF the
Army of Occupation marched from its camp
on the Rio Grande, leaving as a garrison
in the told-work opposite Matamoros the
7th Regiment Of Infantry and two compan,
les of Artillery, commanded by Capt. Loud
and Lieut., Bragg-the whole commanded
BY Mai. Brown Of the Infantry.
On the ID the army encamped at Point
Isabel. Early on the morning Of the Sd q
heavy ~canonading was heard in the direc'
ton of Matamoros, which continued during
the day, and at long intervals through the
night and during the day of the 4th.
Owing to the difficulty of communica.
ting with the Fort, no intelligence was re.
ceived atsHead Quarters respecting the re-
suit of the c~annonade until the morning Of
the 9th, when a party sent forward to com.
mmicate, brought a despatch from Maj
Brown, announcing the particulars. A briei
statement of which follows:
At 5 o'clock on the morning Of the 81 a
fire was opened upon the Fort from n Of
the Mexican batteries, and was continued
with seven guns. The fire was immediate.
II returned, and the battery s]ilenced by our
guns in thirty minutes, two Of the enemy's
guns supposed to be dismounted. The en-
envy then commenced firing from the Low.
err Fort and mortar battery brisk fire OF
shot and shell wa kept up, but without
damage to the fort or garrison. A deliber.
ate fire was now kept up by our l8 Founders
upon the enemy's guns and the city of Mat-
amoros-the Consulate flags being respec.
ted. The fire of the enemy was kept up
without cessation until half-past 7; at l0i
was temporarily suspended, but recommen-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16

Dealers III groceries. provisions,
shoes Geg would inform their east
The public generally, that they now
Nilt continue To Keep 81 hand A 60
sdftment Of the above articles, y
are determined 10 sell as low for
they Ban be had IN this place,
GROCERIES, 81 pRDVI81l
Flour, whisHey, bacon, lard, Ha
Rio coffee, brown, white and ID
family and scented soap, black and
pepper, Allspiee and cloves, hutthe
mon, ginger, sHlstatuE, mustard, 3
and coarse salt, sperm and star eat
imperial, gunpeWder aud blaeb tea
sardihes, snuff, cigars, tobaeeu, IN
oil brandy, gin, ruin, ]anhesette, wi
der yiuegaf, stdught8h's buttsrst
HARDWARE sc.
Gut and wfbt nails, Ames' shr
spades, trace, log and dog chains,
hoes, Collins axes and hatebeta,
saws, butt and stf6p hinges, sBfpv
brads, augsrs. ehisels mill and
Hles, door, chest, cupboard and
enrfF combs, table, peBWet aid
knives, iron and brass plated spurs
and dog irons, shears and seiss6
and plane bits, squares rates.
knives, pitchers, shoe knives ah
avis, fasfs, shoe lasts, cora screw
ana brass ~tassalF iron aud britannia
tea spoons, jahah'd waters and can
tea aetties and gehse mills, hand
eut saws, saaHie and plated bfidle i
and swimmers, frying and dust n
yards. wire brass and hare sleeves,
Ties aud pots Of various sizes,
sauce pans. srlders, ovens, door !
belts, iapaH'd bellows, lamp bic
bleaching aud brushes, cotton, wool
ing cards, water and well buckets, a
keeters, WaRhbaatds, tubs, thnfnst
nefs, tin buckets and cups, pans, la
pots, lamps, plates. tunnels, rope q
assorted sizes, uahuht fish lines a
sugar boxes, needles thread, buttui
and eyes, tooth brushes, combs.
brushes, lead pencils and pc.
loshe, pocket books and purses, gel
glasses, german hafps. letter
cap paper, inf, waters, and steel ?
der shot. lead, eoppefas, saltpstfe.
soda, whiting, sulphur, abd eampho
BOOTS e. SHOES.
Calf boots, seal and water proc
4ewed brogahs, seal and hip do, {
foF boys. iadiss seal bregans aud "
slippers ,Fc. And as fine aud good
thenl Of glass and 6F0tkefy ware
IN town, All Of which we offer at
lowest prices fnF cash,
we win atso hsep on hands .
paints, oil and bras hes
O,t 1 no 20
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16

vEHA CHuz PROBABLE BoaBAapHD,.'ss
The steamship Mississippi with tbs nsws
If The commencement Of h0stIilies bs.
tween This and The Mexican Government
sailed from Pensacola IN the 4th, With the
news. She probably arrived al Vera Ctuz,
On Batorday Iast, Ere this, we doubt nos
thal he 'tYapkse Commodore" has open
Cd his battery on 81. Juan d. ulloa. He
has tho victorious example Of Prince de
JoinyiIts befafs hin. without any Of tbs
Princes advantages In attacking The Fort,
Con, Conner, will have TO contend agalDst
he ayipr baitsfies, and better %sDglnesFsj
and tho MsAicsbs will not let him take Tho
position they did tho French Prince IN The
attack. If cur snfmiass are correct, our
American tafs are triumphant. 7tepie,
May i2.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16

BnAHHfut ABAGboHMENFs~An intgf-
esting young woman giving her name as
Mary French, appeared ut the police yes
fefday, 10 make known n case of peculiar
hardship. She has been living in ". Or.
leans, aud by industry mud frugality, had
saved up about 300, when she became &C.
quaintsd with Joseph French, aud soon a.
tor they wsre married, they started for this
city, arriving hers last Saturday. On
Tuesday last her husband while walking
with her in the Bewery, procured from her
the key Of her trunk, alleging that he fear
I'd she might lose IT, and making sot1g e4s
euse, he left her standing In the street,
while he went into q porter house, from
which he managed to get cut by n bark
passage. AA6r Whiting Il long titno for
him, She mids her Fny to the boarding
house. in Robinson street, but French had
baen thnre before hef, and had distracted
from The trunk 1850, in gold, the savings
Of years, lts has not bsan heard Of since,
md we may ahfeIy adl he never viii be,
and his wilb may fe9l herself wsll.rid Of
him, for the Inv could not take from bin
her money. nor e9uli he be punished for
bis treatment to her, sa she Ia well rid Of u
bad bnrgaiu.-N. Y. Courier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16
LOSS OF THtE STEAMER
CAMBRIA.

We are indebted to the kindness of tho
editors Of the Philadelphia Mercantile Ad.
vertiser for a slip, dated May 1, at 0 o'clock
7 NJ, announcing the loss of the steamer
Cambria. She left Liverpool for Boston,
on the 10Th April, and is wrecked on Cape
Cod, the vessel being a total loss. Pas.
sengers and crew saved. Nothing is said
relative to the fate of the cargo, which was
very valuable.
An extra was issued from the Tropic Of.
fee this morning, containing a letter from
Mobile, dated yesterday, from which we
copy the following items:
Ehe steamer Cambria went ashore on
Saturday night, May ., in a fog on Cape
Cod. Crew, passengers and mails all saw.
ed. One account reports the vessel as like.
w to be a total loss, another that she will
be got off.
There is great excitement in England
about the Irish Coercion and Corn Bills
the Peel Ministry is staked upon it.
The Times says, president Palk's mes
sage is not warlike. A good business in
American provisions, The demand fof
wheat. and corn has improved. Nothing
new on Oregon.
Cotton, from manufacturing districts, one.
eighth to a quarter penny better. This is
the account by the North American. Ano,
Their slip | have seen, barely says, that
since the Great Western, cotton has ad.
vanced 18th penny, with a firm market and
considerable sales.
Lord Stanley is about to make a lead
against Peel. Great distress prevails in
Ireland. Mobs have broken open several
stores.
A man named Laconate fred at Louis
Philippe in the forest Of Fontainebleau.-
The bali struck the carriage, but did no