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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-19

MONTHLY REPORT
Of number OF successfully treated and discharged
~ entirely cured at Dr. WHEELER'S OpthalmIc Dispen-
sarv 40 Greenwich street the Ba terry, New York
Diseases cured and operations ully performed from
lst August, ls46, to LIST September, 1876:
ltnamed and eyes. from colds ..........H
Inhamed from hereditary causes ..."........u
Iphamed from feven aud infections
Egyptian Opmhalmia
lnc1pienf AmourOs1e.
Specs. films and opaeities Of the comea.......I
Injuries TO e eye from accident. ......"...l3
StOppsge OF the tea duet.
In.ertion Of artificial ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Inverted and depressed eyelids. ...............3
y Pamphlets in re alton TO DR.. WHEELERS treatment
am cnres, he hsd gratis ~ his ofiee si9 Ter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-19

FRENCH CHURCH, NEW fUhk,
Corner OF Franklin and Church streets.)
nm Sunday Divine Service will be resumed 10 this
" Church. the usual hour half past 10 O'Clock, NJ.
L. Arc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-19

% IL 5Y w SorEs az
ssI @cn 81 A Is 'af Clark
opDsd % i much srs
leaving them at No Is South st DO stars ..l9 ~
$500 REWARD.
=. fs%0p.s Noh on he, @
in certificates of IS and So and smaller desomnson I
s%s u ss 49, 'ss
T j. the g Me- s cd sad peoa
hereby cautioned against negotiating the same NOR
Tn. above reward will be paid for the retu Of said pack
ANOTHER SEVERE CASE OF ASTHMA.
, CURED BY WlsTARs BALsAM. ..a.
BEEN troubled with asthma IN i. wor. II form
having tned ymous remedies Al to no eFset oSasS d
ySsu SssS sS much M
The %hs as ssss %
doubt could had Cherry i the ;; sage: Of
i fs%ss so%SS.si iSRSj%Ss %oBlSsoS
SsH, T ssmsas aas': signed BUTTS the wrapper
Canada. -- So l,0&W
.na po..s,.oa given On or before the is. Of No
GOOD CHANCES TO MAKE MONEY.
nSA TO LET, fixtures &C. For sale the best
~ Grocery and Liquor Stores the city; Also good
LII Porter House, Livery Stable with Horses, oacnes,
sale cheap for cash four Houses: and Lots in Rem.
jersey first rate Candy Store for aale Persons want OF
CL ASS IN MUSIC
House 10 - WISHING =, s e. sl 81; &.
lure ana Undertaking busilesswith $780, wantedtns is
safe investment. s9I~r
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
Cd LOST from t65 Broadway Sunday Afternoon,
W. small white Poodle Dog with olae ribbon on D"
-QAneck. Return TO 465 Broadway SO t.c
- LADIES returning from the country, and wish
ing their surpl,es Of Shoes for the coming season
esg ND MeI lz2 Cans. street Red s'r npsy lin
pers and Tyes ss. aud Buskins at IS tne PAR, ~,
dies Cater Bools a. i6s. 1885, and 2os sans, 70 a'g
in the city. Particular attention PAID 70 messWes W
warrant handsome e. with thank TO he ladies' o.
ten,ion 70 bosnsss 70 merit conuuaace Of their patron
age. j. D. mlisLbN ~ J ~. 80. s,,e.,.
KNOX.
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ALLEN DODSWOktH'S
DRIvATE DANCING SCHOOL, No. 4is Brooms ST.,
Il near Broadway. . 49,
d. would beg leave inform his friend, and the pablo
that having de great and improve his
rooms by which ire and accommodations are very much
inc i'll his classes Tor the season
Tuesday Oct p. NJ for Ladies and children and r.
M. fos gentlemen. .
day, ,.s,
sIq smsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-19

meeting of the members Of Hose Company No. O. af
IA their from the ire Nibo's Gnd,n,
nmousy resolved, thar the thanks Of the Company
rendered to Mr. Napoeon BonGe Il also the members OF
the Racket Club Tor refreshments furnished them the
above occasion.
g. X. BERGH, Foreman
GEO. +. REEVE, Sec'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15
Correspondence 9fhe N y Eypres.
MIR WEBSTER AND MIR. INGERSOIL.


ENlfesdcnl Tyler has been examined by both of the
iog''Soi | uinWiees. His testimony oil great I'M
torrance Ia lin'nntIhe The matters Ia question. 1t went
Ia lmale ih tik, Stubs, lor the grossesl violations
Oh duy III @ifhtGiul the s-c'iS 0i the bureau hy allow
mo "g'rs'to have access Ia thu vrcuts a'rary to all
'e obligations 0i Hs oath and u.dcp. uu evidence
OF Mr. ! In VAS h'ahy gratifying to the friends of Mr.
Nt1''ff. IN" fcnarcilons ct the Ex President were
n and cear Is o most of the details Of The cxpenditures
These eAfeHdrn were made by his OK press orders and
he assumed the responsibility Of them throughout
II Stems that Mr.. lngerso thinking TO raise his
standing IN the eyts OF the Democracy by some GREAT
ei'aH Ia bear npon Mr. Webster. applied 10 one Of the
old, and must respectable clerks of the Department,
under ea that he wanted soe information about ac.
counts, Il these Were matters not within the ku,ul
edge ct the clttk, he referred HIM the notorious Mr.
fiSi another clerk, and formerly consul AT Havana
he latter ntr duced Mr. lngrrso to Mr Stubs Who
immediately. on the applIcalion furnished these conf.
dental papers 10 MI ngers1 together with such other
Information as he thought would render HIM Of conse.
qnence to the party. and help Mr. Ingersol Thus fur
nshed, Nh lngerso proceeded make his charges a
galnst Mr. Webster IL so happens that there was
nothing IN the papers themselves but what WINS hiobv
honorable 10 the administration OF Mr. TYLER. and moth.
me at all to lmpicate NJ. Webster even If the expend,.
lures had been injudjcous
One OF The charges which your readers " i'll recoec
- having been made by Mr. InsersoIl, was that Mr.
tOs'ef had drawn out OF the service money five
thousand dollars which, after the lapse of some time he
returned. When ocut,co member of the committee
put The question to Mr. TYLER what Mr. Webster did
with the MONEY while ii was IN his pussessiun} the ex
President replied "lle had no money in his possession
directed II 10 be- drawn at time when II WAS sun
posed that The 'A9ences OF the country might and did
require lis ns", rather than 10 leave tie hands OF
suhordnale al perlaG when great secrecy was ,onr
ed" The clerk alluded to. II seems now was no,
worthy OF having the trust reposed hin II is gene.
ally supposed that this money WAS drawn from the Sc
ere service ionh 10 pay the Commissioners of the Maine
boundary Inc, IN anticipation OF an appropriation wheel,
vas afterwards made by Congress It was not deemed
compahe with the dignity OF the United States 10 tell
the British nation that the negotiation must stop be ausf
the salaries of our Commissioners could mi re raid
ne meneY vas thought had better he advanced from
ms Ihhd, ana DC afterwards returned. THIS. how ever
Is perhaps no. known certainly 10 be trup Mr. T,le
very property refused 10 give the names al parties I,
whom he had directed the meme, to be paid The ex
amnallpi showed that he understood The matter IN all IN
details II a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15
GEN. nAiNES'S CALI. FOR TROOPS

The following message was received from the Pres
lden "' The tinted STATES, which - as read:
TO The Senate Of The itiiei States
Communicate netewrh report from the Secretary
OF var transmitting the correspondence called for by
me solution OF the senate 1T the 5th inst with Gen,
'fsl f'dmnnd /, Gaines and General Winfield Scou of
the army nj the United States
ne report OF the Secretary nf War and the accom-,
PsyIn9 correspondence with Gen Gaines contain nil
tue hotmaan ~ L. possession relation 10 calls fur
volunteers OF milta inio the service of the rnttea
States by any oIlicer uf the arm, " without LEGAL
'hay lhefelot, aud OF the measures hch have been
adopted IN relation 10 such officer or troops 50 called
into service.'
IN addition 20 the information contained in the tepor,
o. 'ne Secretary OF War, and the accompanying cores
hohdehre win "MaJar General Scott ut the L $ army
nph The subject OF akiog the command OF The army of
occupation an the ttontltf Of TeNas"-i state. that on
e same day on which approved aud signed The act OF
me l5h oil May, 1916. entitled AN aci providing for
INC prosecutions Of The existing war between the Ined
states aud tine Republic Of McKee," Communicated
/" Gen Scott, through 'he Secretary of War; and also
~ peISai ih"f'ie" with that officer, my desire that
ne s"ud lake ronihand # the army on the RIO trande
ana o. lhe Volunteer torc,s, Which | nfImpd him II
Was my InsHil'n forthwith 10 call out t., march TO that
I'"Der, ie DC employed 10 iAe p seculon Of lie war
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15
DagucrreOt!pc Miniatures.
S2LtER .UED.yL

A "AhDED by the franklin Destitute, Philaael,
"A pha' and American Institute New York. for I'm.
4 Refer. ~ y al i'oa
w. a. helzer's rooms door above the Citizens,
savings baok Lynctburg. Va, where can be- seen spe
cnens OF those exquisite works uf ar which are pro
nouhesa oy scientific gentlemen Of Philadelphia and
merica. '''''l'' VI ~
oh RANKINGS, Miniatures and all kinds of Pictures
accurately copied
Pictures taken in all kinds If weather.
IS common idea that these pictures will not stand
as they are del by the gavanc process and iii
''e instructions given in the arr and apparatus of TN.
most approved kind furnished Materials Of al kinds
used IN the art for sale Ladies and gentlemen are invited
10 call and examine specimens
Open from o'eleck, A. NJ. to6P PM
MAYS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15
BAPTIST ANNN ERSABlES.

some al the Anniversary Society meetings Of sae Baps
list denomination OF Virginia held in Tins ci,y. have
been epele with interest; and We regret thai we have
been unable to furnish detailed report of their proceed
ines. On Tuesday last able and anma ed discus.
sion arose before the Virginia Baptist Society," auxiliary
to the American and furejgn Bible Society on prop
osVoh TO dissolve rs connection with the Parent insll-
tuition, and 10 recommend the organigation al an nde
pendent Society IN the Southern and South Western
States lhls proposition was elahlraely and eloquent
" discussed, and was finally indefinitely postponed, by
vote OF o2 10 Is. A. far we understand the ground
OF THIS cisdn II grows ol the fact that while the
resolution OF the Missionary Board at the North to EN-
poy no stakeholder as Missionary had property led 10
the formation OF \ separate Southern Convention, the
same reason dd not apply IN reference 10 the Parent
D'o'e Society he Managers of which have no connec
ton with the actIun OF the Missionary Bard and have
attempted To exert no improper influence upon the s'a
very question.
Last Sabbath, the Churches of most Of the denomina-
TONS IN This Guy were occupied by Baptist Clernymen
w had The pleasure o hearing two able Dlscuurses
IN the morning from Dr. johnson OF South Carolina and
IN 'he evening FROM Mr.. Hinton of New Orleans
Richmond " hig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
FIVE D3I-S LITER

- -Psadans e9ori q iferieo Il earry on Tie Var
! Ltr4 a., Cstpr8t,--. iiarsm-.: u Pa,eics-
4, Bf< fieel AcLsod SAFE. 81
~ - Extra from, the New Orleans p,eaYpne w
hase .Gylces inm Irra Crnz f., the 2jtn pll branch
liz The ,,,.,,i a. a.. TT , -. =, "A -
1ue / ouIsiana sallea IN comn,ny vtfh Tho lI.len
N Is,a Ie.,,n -, ,'.,,.. 80. - ,.,t
Ihe bfig peirfs,prq. l5r Nv Y.fk. cot away an The
20Ib
The blaeksa. nm the mr., n ", c,,, commenced
al the 2nb Fifteen days were allowed IL all neutral
eassrs ga nufi 10 trd aid Jrpqri
t., 'I-fs ifaB tae Alssrraas Government Tie Amer.
z#4H ionzaI. ,tIi.o 81, tc rls,d ,r4 le and all
j arrraa c1zsl.- VIZ In l.iye ~ rhr e6.h On thai
day he GaasBl expected fu a ~ iafd the Ian iugae
mississippi. lsate s,I E.fIan W. al anchor
II Nrra Ctnz on ,be = and tie sloup ui var Ed
nunih Mss lying "a The port
Ihe Louisiana aud Helen Mel rod got of in nrfat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15
-. From he Richmond RgpLl caa.
ofNS. JA' kNOA AND GAMES AND TIE
WAR DEPARTMENT.

Tho recent Instance u conflict between General Gaines
ann 'hr nj Department brings sur recollection
similar case boiNcrr General son aud The Same DE.
parlnrrt dur.np the prna,nry If III, S.,,,o,I a.,
General hrny cuninafdanr Of tie S.u,I,,,, 1,i :
tn Army TIN Secretary ISSUED sae order In sIl,ctn
eir'i without Pas'ng Il through the usual channel and
thf henrral Al once took fire at H. and insisted unon
ealh ms tdeh and p"ets brrng respected. We are mol
sur' Gi WAS on tins uccasun Thai The old hefp
9ayrfnof la mn, o GeargIa Tor undertaking 10 give
"fdars =" the mlia oil his S,alc hrn in service h,l
The "fu'tai hlms'li was IN the feld."
At all events, Gen Jaeh'on canrd his point; and al
though at hts blush, hls course seemed to smack liz
lie oi arrogance and unnecessary pnnciio vet We he
ieve he "hs sustained and the etiquette aid ,lscI
of he service were vudirafcd tbron,b him
Whether ten. b1lues viii be tqually successful r.
mains 10 be- strn bat we lhnk. with Mr. Manpnn ,l,,
rle Is much 10 paIliae the ausgresslun OF authority
Ia the Tact. that the Flower Of lie army 81 de,t IN mo
interests the hoa" the glory and the affections nC tho
county, Wctr Supposed Ia be IN the cN,reuc,i r ;,
Aud hat, II II had turned uut that slII and b,,vo,v
could NOT have succeeded against overwhelming num-
bets, and the contest lad brrn pr1factcd, and Cen
haucs, 10 stflr lav had al c, his arms ael ,.,,,I
The entire destruction ot the amy when by kinp dan.
aetous responsibility he I.l Lave SAVED II Tho L
ING fires al naton's I'M itinn would have bos, ,,,
NM /" tfee That VIII trF., ealrH ny f,a,nn of any
esefss's Ut fsr2nlanaesn uucaculaiInp paIrn,,c
zaa'.
Nj NJ well suggested too, that il did ,.no, ANNA.
with what grace, dcreney ~ consistency tho p,i i,
could ord'f inquiry aud tal for IT, accora,ng m L
views llegalty and aneanSutonahly taint The who'll
proceedings how can The President be rxempf WIN hn
sanctioned The FIRST tifee call, NJ Zen f,,;,a. -
troop"'
HE sinpls method Ia remedy all This in our b,,,ll
judgment, would lave bern. IGiI tue Freedom, st,II
nave accepted the service Il the volunteer. Inns ,I
aui. ~ o VIE mostly conf rluus l. tho o,, ,f - ,
dispensed with ,hc use II rllos. iron, - va u'"
Where vas the ncccsylly Of COLLECTING mon ra. w.
IA. Tor instance, aud transporting 1bcn, tbsa =,
miles at an immense expense whist ,Lor, ,.1a .,
gallant spls already near the p, sis Of d,ug,r2 VI
The G,oviug &c H., E,,, ~ h, u"s'i,
Mr.. Cass amended by Messra Archer Ss,,e, N Ny
Clayton, and Johns, ~ q / ,u,,,sna. '''''' '''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15

Instructions 10 the proper IF er furnish the neesss1-
y PROVISIONS, basgage trains, sc. Sc. bf the eonem-
plated expedition h NV MrAieo. They will he sup
pied al an early day, aud be shipped 10 Fort Leasen-
worth.
Upon the reception Of the orders e the President Col
keatnsy pnierefy IN nquslriun 10 expedite hts
departure al an early day possible.
We are gtabed 10 learn thai Col. h. doe not 90 on
this expedition with The fnragfe furce Which has been
reported HIS power we hear, is ample To call if any
loce which the eAisencirs III the service may require
We do no know the wbIle amunnt OF trunps which he
VIII deem II proper 10 call IT. understand ai.
IN addition Ia wn companies ui artillery and the mouni
ed men, tie Viii AXE large infantry ofee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15

letter from Switzerland. published IN he Waslnps
ton Unlon, speaks OF call made upon the oppressed
Jews III neTmany tn emnraie oihe United States
iuducement 10 which II Is stated III German pa pe that
notwithstanding President Polk us jew he had al
tanned the highest honor that could be conferred On him.
II was stated, the other day, in British Magazine that
Mr. Polk was hero OF the last war, and was made a
prisoner somewhere on tbs Canadian frontier. What
meIaWorphoss he Is next 10 undergo cannot surmse
Certainly none can be more extravagany OUT of charac
ter than those 10 which he has already been subjected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15

Locusis.-Nsrious districts in Ohio, Virginia. ard
likewise portions OF Pennsy wanna, swarnng with
locuss. In Washington and Fayelle counties they
have appeared in myriads. About Marietta. OHIO some
oi The yonng orchards, ave- In The last NO weeks been
totally destroyed by them. They are likewise very a
hundan' IN W heeIne. paper publ shed at Ashland.
Ohio. says:
his section oil the country is Nveunn or o,erHown
as The case may be- with myrads of locusts M,ny ~,
our gardens and orchards almost literally full al,
them while the woods all around are said to he infested
In Ike uIa,lnnr - = ~ -.-'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15

SLAVE CASE-An interesting case was tried
IN Ne" York few DAYS since. " llam Powell Is
Captain oi The brig Empire, sailing between New York
and Norfolk In 1872 previous 10 her departure from
New York the steward a colared man. was taken sick
and James ID. Law, another colured man, was employed
IN hs place The brig arrived Norfolk; aud her re-.
turn voyage, when about DAYS out. negro woman
ana child, The properly oi clllzn oi Norfolk found
on board, having seerettd themselves, with the assis-
lance ot Law, escape observations Capt Powell
immediately Put back 10 Norfolk surrendered the slaves
aud handed over Law for trial, who WAS convicted and
and Is now IN tho Penilenary at Richmond, Sun Is
brought, III The name of Law plalnuf. by the Ahue
uonIss IN New York, against Captain Powell Tor dam
ages Alter long Argument, by counsel, which the
laws OF Virginia WERE discussed, the jury returned
verdict ni The defendant the Cuurl charging that he had
perfect 9ht To 90 back. the slaves and 10
surrender The steward 10 the civil authorities II is sta
ted that the Will be carried by the counsel for Law
TO The Supreme Court, in order TO the constitution,
ay OF the law of Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15
From he New Orleans Ttopic. Nay 20.
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.

We have just learned from gentleman who reached
s city yesterday The particulars Of must thrilling ira
gedy which occurred at the Mammoth Cave IN Ken
lucky preacher from the ne2hburhood oi the Gave,
arrived al Owensbnfg, Davis county, in that STATE,
where The Genrgra Assembly Of The Culnbe rland Pres
hyiefan Church Is convened, aBd gave The t9o" my
rarlculafs:-A Nj Bell Who was The lessee Of the
Mammoth Cave Hotel had agreed H. sub let 1t 10 4.
mother person, whose have been unable Learn,
aud had received thousand dollars IN advance. Al
ABOUT The tine the money paid, gentleman artlY-
ed at the Hotel, aud wished accommodation ir himself
aud family. Bell persuaded the lessee, who seem,
"a reluctant Ia receive them and scarce,
Bell agteec To SHIRE the bed OF the Stranger whose
daughter with the daughter of The new essee ocrnp-
ed the rom IN which Bell usually slept. THIS change
VAS unknown 10 the new lessee, who had. il seems,
conceived the horrible plan Of numbering Bell that night
aud recovering the money. Al midnight he entered
be'ls room with nre accomplIces, whose faces were
disguised by being hliekened, and murdered both the
young lady and his dauehteri But the tragedy
ana not end here. The strange gentleman hearing
noise, came 10 tie door OF his with a revolving
pistol IN his hand, aud seeing four men, apparently ne.
gruts, coming from his daughters oom, shot three of
them dead The fourth tell On his knees crying out
that he was white man, and beeglug for mercy, which
was granted and he Then conf ssed the whole He as
immediately Committed To Prison We are assured thai
lh'se iaels are IN ihe main and Thai The nea
excl etneni prevailed al Owenshurg, where the story
received mpcll credit from the channel through hch
II came. We shall probably receive further PARTICULARS
SOON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15

Santa .lnna-A letter from Havana of the 2Oh Nav
says that Santa Anna there fighting cocks as usual
from A. Nj 10 +. Nj. "Almonle Is here" saws the
writer land do not think that any Of the rnmors you
hear about them in the least true; they appear to be
que. aud doing nothing nothing"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15

istors al the lIhtc Home.-A son of Sir Robert
Peel vas among the visitors al the White House on
w cdnesday evening, with the Brush aud French Mn4
lslsrs. Mr.. Jenner. late Mihlster to Austria Vas in
the circle around Mrs. Polk, aud Willis whom report
says, Is looking to post to diplomacy, supported him
on the right.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15

For .aidtaHoras Nothing can beat American enief-
PRISE. esirfday morning W. received news that our
army had taken ui The city of Matamnfas and
Yesterday evening told that Capt Thus Clarke
had annonnced his intention OF running the steamer From
tier for Malanuras ria Point Isabel and Brszos SANTA
90, On Saturday next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15

"A GtHtfon.-A man clicked to death in Massi.
Ion, ONO, IN attempting 10 swallow piece OF meat
inches long, J wide aud thick
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15
EXPEDITION TO NEW MEXlCO.

We copy the following from The st. Luus Republican
81 the lst Instant:
Yesterday, Capt. Turner, Of Col kearney's staff. ar
l'ed IN this cry, dilcel .om Fou LcayenwuIn viii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15

a Compimeni-'rhe London Standard, speaking of
manufactures. says that nearly all the recent mechanca
con,ryances Introduced into factories for dispensing
with human labor, are OF American invention
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15
JAMES X POLK.
WtsurssrnY. June g. IsIG.
A.L, q L. 4 !

nrN 1AiErs tNp III WAR DrrARrMEsr. The
Ne" Orleans Bulletin Of May y, says
II Was reported IN the city yesterday that Gen Games
had received an enclosure from tie Secretary of Nat
covering without fcinarh comment. copy ofa letsr
ifon the Department 10 Governor Owsley oi Kentucky
requesting that iuHcllouafy 10 pay no attention Ia any
calls or suggestions lfon General Gaines II HIS repou
BIZ true II Is an act OF eiral dsconflesy altogether un
ratd"uable, coming irum such as Marcy 10 vet
cram defender 81 the connfy aud who never accu,
sed ~ his Interest enemies # any ding than
much z'al IN the PrbIr service II the Commander OF
lhe cslen Division has been gully Of an act desery.
my tins skulkng KIND Of fopnmand he is entitled to
general eoart martial, and ought hmseli demand il If
hr Department REFUSES to bring his cond act to thai
ttst.
Inc Delta d the following day has this paragraph on
The same subject:
he ofdrrs issued by General Gaines 10 the Cover.
nors OF lenu ssoc and keutuck, Tor the unanzalon Of
muunl'd remcn within those States have been counter
lnandrd by The Secretary o War. General Gaines has
been aPpsed o the TAFT by envelope Ia his address
containing copies OF The couniermand, without word 10
himecL This may be oni ,ilI courtesy but 1t looks
monsItonsly like personal superelliousucss."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15

gA's' NJ Aie'' lie ''''d 81 lie comioand 70 IN.
~. "as '''l'aib ~ ."y pat AM was hadf "nh39
ny i'9i'zi u '"'i'1attih on re SUBJECT lfan nun. i
- pt = '''' ,i,n "' ms taph as eaihmlhoft IL
~, - IN '''HY. Ny ehRmnblcalhpts WIN nehs
- 1s,2't.g nm lie command were verbal. ma
i \ - ''''if 81 " ~ a.' '''''Nafos' !" r''S'h,
- " "'1'' was deeiheu 10 oe hrr'ssafY rFoffai
" ASSUME V'e eahihahu' ana "h 'he i'i'
y ~" ah9lhet In'ei''," WIN nm ANU 'i'e
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